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Evening star., 1867-05-21

00y1An0, n. ........
First instAllmens' wAter
M1 go. ss.s I.3V
BekinninG dfsysfouf feet
three inches from the,
corner or u streot, q IT,
tntersecl1oA with Tshif.l
teen. 1ud.a. h2if street
west, thence Aigh teen
1eet three incheo west
% NE west halt o. SAID
lot two, md YunAfne|
hack from said D street
north dfty.0ve feet.
Bradley, A. Thomas, m
trust.
First installment water
n1..s...s..s......9l.lO
Being the north fourtoenl
feet three inches troAH
Of ssid LOS, by the depth
thereof. |
BranAan, Ann.
First instaIlment water
tax ....s s.ss......&3-1 Isl
Being the north ave feetl
front OF lot eleven, And1
the south fifteen feeil
front Of lottwelve, run |
ming back With theI
width OF twenty feetl
ninety feet to an alley. |
Bouldin, Albert..........
Fret lnstallment waterl
tax ................$l.14l
Beginning on ] street,
north fourteen feet east
OF the dividing line be-
tween said lot and lott
twelve, thence east
along said street tour-l
teen feet, thence south
forty -eight feet, thence|
westwafdly, until it in
tersects q line forty.fivel
feet south of I street, |
thence north forty.f1vel
feet to said I street andt
beginning.
Evening star., 1867-05-21
TO WHOM ASSESSED

Besiah,nsAs . posns N
tAe Wset line OF said
lot twenty -four feef
.sonfh from The north-
Wes Z corner OF the lob
IN d, rnnntne theooe
south forty.two feet
ave inchee, thence AAst
thirty.six feet thence
north forty.two teet|
nvNtnches, and shence|
west tAirty-six feet tC|
beginning. Ne.s
Bowen, 0eorge.........,
Being the sonth one
hundred feet front onl
Third street Of said lott
by the depth Of thirty.|
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- C,ppoIl' s ArEcuIsM OF UNITED STATES HISTORY.
Stopping, few days ago, into tc#cStels;rc book
establishment OF AIcssrs. E. ]. DAWSON " Co.,
Mcctnn street we were pleased to look ovcr tho
J,ro,;.g edition of this; valuable school work and
To scc tl,at t lras been .arthcr enlarged and ca
tended BIZ The publishers since the dealt, OF The
1,montcI author and is llcE car'tnllr brought
down to LEES surrender, in !:pril. 1865. We are
o,vora That Il is late i'll the Gay for us to sreak OF
the merits of this book so advantageous to carii-
ors Int ncrccivipr that othcr histories are iicns
;,+ro]nccl ;nto schools where they should not DC
allowed we dccn, it orr duty to say, that we arc
satisfied none os them we're prepared WITH i'ah
flo corc ana attention which. Mr.. CARROLL DC
etr,7od ,on his nor cal, single edition he shown
so cntrc. devoid of scctIonal.sE OF p's Us 'ltls
Catechislr lie great object OF the albnor Nas VIC
1,now,Zhimscir u,.e of the most compclent III
otrnctors. who had seen with concern the many.
+anIts Of tbs class OF bucks "as to prepare afch-
,ble hstor o; our country, so tat the llnlds Oh cilc
,onno should be stored with tr'lt only, ana tlies
moi bo brought III, in this important brailch OF cae
cation as partisas merely, and his success Ill Inc
attcmpt vas such as to afford linn and hts 1fet'os
the highest gratilcatioii
yye do not know whether tliis history is used III
o,,y;:nt in or public and other schools, as II
sho,a he. but il it is not wc would suggest It's
edo,,t;or as being one of the most faithfully pre-
,,,cd hooks OF instruction have ever seen, ana
consequently should bc pnt in the hanos OF az
youthful students.
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Desirable Residence on the sontt1rest. corner OF
Rutted.}e and Montague Streets, 81.

BY y. "A. WHIINE 7 - .
On TUESDAY, 6th February, will be offered for sle ON
the north side of the Custom House, at H. O'Clock
All TINT: LOT OF LAND, with the two-sttry and half
BRICK DWELLISG, with the outbuidings thereon,
known by the No. q on Rutledge street
The House contains four Large square rooms Large pan
try, with dressing room NIB We with three finished attic
rooms double pazzo largo cistern built In 1882 best
materials, and finely finished, with heavy conces and
ccntro pieces lower floor Gas throughout the house
Tie Kitchen, Of woo slated root contains four square
rooms athed apd pnscred. On the premises stable
carriugc house, with two rooms ubove hHedup for
servunts apartments. The Lot measures on Rutledgo
street Ieet, and on Montague street = feet
Tho premises arc In frat cato order. and immediate
possession will be given. Tie above premises can be
treated for ut and can be inspected on apph
cation to me. = - =. ..sz -.
Condihons-Onc.third cash; balance in one, two and
three yeurs secured by bond and WITH interest
payable sei-anuuly at per cent; buildngsto be In
sured and policy ASST ned Purchaser to me tor
pers. $780, Fb 1,2,4,5 January Is
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AS ono of the probable results Of this unfortunate
affair it is said That at least 1000 bales Of cotton
en- route to this city, will be ordered to Charles
ton, should the strike continue. All yesterday
forenoon ind afternoon hundreds OF men were
standing idle along tho Bay, having loft the river
with the determination not to go to work while the
'Iccnse" tax is demanded OF them by the nuni-
cipal authorities. ,=5..,
Bv the enforcement of this law at least eight
hundred mon have beon thrown out OF employ
mcnt-many having families dependent upon their
daily labor for support. And this is called REFORM
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IyIe,. Cotton Press.
by w. +. tEITCH Is r. .. BRUfS,

! AUCCOnCCTSs =.
viii be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY. s1st in
1884 INTEREST IN THE TYLER COTTON PRESS.
This Press is 40 well sunted and KNOWN as to ronder
further description unnecessary tits now IN sccess-
full operation, and commands fair share OF patronage
That desirable BRICK BUILDING, situate on East
Bay adjo ing tho above property, and now occupied as
residence .-E.-..z.-z=,
yerms-One-ttird cash; balance payable IN ono and
two years; interest payable semiannuay properly to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser. pay us
for papers. Jannary rs
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SWAN ISLAND GUANO:

C00 TONS, BALANCE OF CARGO OF BRITISH
eQSBSJ bark james Wilson.
This Gunno was sold to Glasgow, scotnnd where its
value as manure is appreciated at more than Of
fering on the market was only after making favor
able arrangement with the vessel as to freight and upon
Shepard that tho owners allowed to remain. It
tains Al per cent of Phosphate Of Line and other val
uable Ingredients Mixed with IS to 10 ner cent of Pc
ruvian Guano makes it OF the cheapest aud most
5nlunble manures for Corn or Cotton.
Price-s20 per ton Of 2240 Tbs, cash, s25 per on
City acceptance with interest, payable LIST oYenbcr
For sale by j. N. ROBSON, @
January 16 wfmlmo No. &c East Bay.
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AGRICULTURAL.
AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENTS

OF ALL. KINDS, Ar Low PRICES; IRON AND
L Steel Ploughs, Wheeibarrows, Trucks, Straw and
Stalk Cutters Corn Shelters, Tanning md Grain AIls
Cotton Gins Corn and Cotton Pantors' Seed Drills
Plough Casting, Gin Gear and othcr Castings Hursc
Power Thrcshng Machines, Guano, Done Dlat, Pios
ptnte of Lime, &c.-s.5zgssSs. JOHN MOORE
December 10 2mo No. 1853 Frontstrcct. New York.
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STRIKE IN SAyASNAu.-Our exchanges inform
us that q general strike took place on last Friday
among that class known as long-shore-mcn. 1t
appears that the City Council of Savannah haro
recently required these laborers to take out q
special license, which will cost $40. This ordi-
nance and the necessary stops taken to enforce it,
created great dissatisfaction among them, which
culminatod in thor refusing to work if thoy wero
compelled to submit to those regulations.
a natural consequence Of this step was, That
the wharycs presented a desolato appearance
which was quite strong contrast with the activity
that has heretofore characterized them. Vessels
of ovcry description wcro lying idle, many with
their cargocs partly loaded or discharged and all
requiring immediate dispatch.
The police wore marched along the river, and III
every instance arrested those who wero still en-
gagged in work without having procured the re-
quircd license. Efforts Wero made in many in
stances to induce thcso mon to work by advancing
the money for the tax and deducting it from their
wages but in nearly every instance they refused
to comply preferri,lg to stand by the majority in
holding out against tho tax. This delay is vory
yexatiors and expensive to both agents and cap
tains, as numbers of the vessels many of them
loading cotton for Liverpool, were left without
man to work them.
In commenting on this move, tho city papors
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a WoRTHy OE1Ecr.--Wc call attention to AZ, :ip
peal, to be fund in another column, addressed
.sro Soldiers and Friends Of Soldiers il beitlf of
!Irs. DONALD ltowE. It will afford Us pleasure to
De an almorer in such u cause.
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RuLEo,p FAvoEs.-Our ia.ks arc due and are
,lercwit, rendered t, tie Superintendent of the
south Carolina Railroad, for tmcly favors
The Superintendent Of the Charleston and Sal
vannah Railroad has laid us under similar oblga-
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BYE, M.3MARsEIALL & BRO. ;.

BY II. M.5HIATeSHALL & BRO.5:IJ
TOMORROW, 29th instant ct Ii o'clock viii be Rod, at
the Old Exchange,
A FARM of 61s acrcs more or less, being part Of ths
Bclvidere lands, and bounded north and south
nues. and east and west by fa:ms Of Har1eston and
White. f{sE~s5s.s4= -. t. t.s.
Conddops-One cash; balance by bond, payable
in aud two years, With interest semi se-
cured BY mortgage Of premise 49,: IL.
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MUN1cR1 REouLAT1oNs.-Severa important or
dinances, which hive not beon heretofore strictly
enforced are ropublished in this mornings issue.
All interested would do well to give them careful
pcrusal, aid thus avoid transgressing the law.
They eter principally to the necessity of merchants
having a sign giving the namoa of she parties en-
gagged in business, also tho proper height of such
sign and awning that may be erected. The penalty
is these cases is from $40 to $50.
All persons engaged in business who shall expose
their goods for sale on the sidewalk, or who shall
allow any goods Of any description to stand upon
the sidewalk moro than four hours, shall be sub
iect to fine not exceeding s20 Tho samo rule
applies to all building materials which SO cx-
posed as to obsruct the passage for an unreasona-
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W11M1saroS AND MANCHESTER RA1LnoAp.-At-
tcntion is called to the notice of the President OF
the aboye Road. stating that it has placed to the
credit Of the third preferred first mortgage bond
holders, at the office Of A[essrs. IL H. JEssuP q
Co., No 81 Broadway, New York, tho scnll-anaual
interest due on said bonds February lst, 1867.
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Sr ANDREWS HALL.-The remains OF this fine
building anu tho lot in Broad street are offered for
sale, as will bo seen in another column. There are
few locations that are more desirable either for q
public hall or y private residence. The street is
wide and well paved, and tho lot Ia, &c enough Tor
any purpose, while besides there are bricks sufli-
c:cnt to rebuild Immediately. Capitaliats and 9TH
crs are invited 10 inspect tho property, asi will
prove a 1ino investment.
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Drivers Of vehicles plying for hire are required
to take out license, or they will DO dealt with ac-
cording to tho provisions OF tho Act;
These regulations arc onlinently beneficial, md
we are pleased to see that the authorities design
using greater vigilance in their enforcement. That
relating to the obstruction Of sidewalks
il tluily violated and psssors arc often compelled
to make vide 1ctour to avoid these nuisanccs.
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We WOULD call special attention to tho sale OF
real estate. to be sold tomorrow ut the old custom
house. l,y MCKAY q CAMPBELL, OF tie three and Il
half story dwelling and Sarden@No Thomas
street. and The two story comfortable dwelling and
larro lot No. 1872 Queen street. Also lot III Marion
street, worthy the attention Of capitalists.
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Isabella Clnrk-You wore indicted at this Court
for burglary, ie., breaking into house whore
t re are persons residing. The jury, after hear
ing yorrcasc, have decldoa thas you arc ohiS gully
in fhe employment of Mrs. Galloway, who kept a
store for tic sale of>milinery goods Ihc cyl-
deuco shows that you had key by W1i"ll
You could obtain entrance to tue store, You
alone know IL this is truo or not. 1t was
caimcd that YOU could not take those things dur
iusr the dav, and why did You havo these keys ii
not for unlawful purposes 1t is Impossible 70 Son-
,.civc. You were, no doubt, kindly treated wien I'll
nnwell and sick and this very kindness led to
tho detection of your crime. Mrs. Galloway went
TO your room to carry you some physlc for yoslr
sickness, aud while on that GRAND Of mercy slie
discovered u portion of tho missing, goods winch
wero identified as those abstractcd from the store.
During Your absence, suspicion bcini: aroused,
yol.r room was searched, and OH Your bed beng
opened, any amount of goods that had becn stolen
were found concealed therein, and tie bundle Win
which YOU returned was recognized MS having been
taken from the store. TlIs was q poor return Tor
the uniform kindness shown you; YOU were COM
fartablo had your room, bed and provisions FUR
nishcd YOU, and b. your evil courses you have for.
fcitcd tic whole. What will now be your fntHre
who will employ you who trust you? and what
chance is there Tor YOU to obtain any honest en-
,loymcnt ii you continue i'll the course you have
been pursuing
of f.o,cnlbe,. WAS sentenced to one Wees aatil-
tlCItI Ilt!DtlS 1.iisCIil ~
i;CfiOr EIztx,ls--You Eayc heard what has been
said to Isabella Clark respecting the great mpro-
pricty Of her actiols, aid the probable result OF
the continuance Of sucli course 1on have ae-
not not, look ike 4 mai, that should steal lona
strong, stout and hearty ana amply able to make
aIespertabc living; for yonrsef II yoH ca.not or Or
will ici, work for Yourself, What right haze y1ltn o
take 1ronl others the results of Gclr hard iaDofs;
Il is clear that yo,, must either work or Stalvc ant
il il vcry evident that as long as you can steal YOU
will neither work nor Stare. Your appearance III
ilicated ability, and Your present course tts ot
Ircn caused by any want OF cmploymet--tor the
Eboring man wien honest, can always obtain
some Honest employment that will rclnuncratc
him for his toll.
Your sentence u.s. that yon be imrrlsoncdln IN tll9
Toil for SIX months or until tho Sheriff be notified
by the Governor that your services will ho useful
ia Columbia III building the Pcmtcntiary, and also
to pay fine OF So,
Tho Court then adjourned until 10 A. NJ. day
Z
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carts. carriages, or other vehicles are required to
have platform Of wood or stone extending from
tho curostono into the street for tho distance of
four feet, under forfeiture Of S. and if the pave
ment becomes broken it Will be repaired at the
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ga. ft.u,D and TIaia EE.:iiR CIT Tt}CTI!
S restored in four weeks, by Dr. RIC0RT'S EsSEsGE
LIE Dr. Ejcorl lot years OF earesl So
lcitaor, has at length a":cde! 10 tie earliest
~ i,, AMERICAN r,hc, al appointed IN agent IN New
,c- for the sa.t ot Ills valued a,, highly Essence
o. Life Ti wonderful at;ent viii restore nia!t'ou 10
Inc most shattered constitutions "EGtlc afs lrUi 1
nxcnse. tc rlccts OF climate VI natural c;.usc;: Iu
fine required 10 cure MOST invcrs'c case is iour
weeks and if used according u pr,c! nar!ls: l2ns'
WSirh ara e simple failure is impossible l's life
restnri.la remedy should be akcI by a aDontfo NARY
as ..s effects pern,ane1 It is ackhoM eesd ;S ts
lneticnl prrts 10 bc tar greatest tiiscoTef c' h.ue
cas. is rs cpria rs that o,c1hrows
r Eicortl's Essence OF Lie sld III cases "it'i III! IL
str7lcnl.s for use, a nr'i"ir IL o St -.
and y be ::"El any a:i, .TG ui u. :cei
u - I;i1ii2 !:t,L!iHn
srero!, % l.: w. 81 i'..s = s.'s5' ) 'ist
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Patuabte Residence, House and Lot; end :S'.as

N1tua6le Residence, House and Lot and Sn.as
49, Dt1 ling House. s.-
BY Mckay x CANsPBELL.,2g. ~
VIII be sold TOMORROW 29th inst, at IL O'Clock, In
front OF the old Postofice, ..tit ,55:a. q:
LOT No. 1-That desirable RESIDENCE, three and
half story Wooocn House, with brick foundation, No.
Thomas street. and a the outoui1dings Lot measures
66 inches front by 10 feet Deep more or less and
" feet inches on rear Of lot 80 !. !, -.
a.sl ALSO. - .5stsss' ::.,.>s:
LOT No. "a desirabla HOUSE and LOT in Queen
street, north sido, near Sntl, street.
also, lt-.ts3- !.
LOT No. 3-Mnrion street, opposite Norris street
school, measuring 10 feet front by 100 feot deep.
ESo small HOUSES thereon, now renting at $50 per
month. fi:.!;4 ,!s5s3.s 1f;::,tcc5s7
Ecrns-One-thrd cash; balance In ono and two years.
secured by bond and mortgage Of property for Lots Nos
1 and 2. -. - :5.1s- : -
Lot No. 3-Terms made known on day OF SALE! Pur-
chssers to pay Mckay Campbell for papers and samps
January 23 = '-..s -..-5l : - ;! -
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To BAKERS, CiRocEls AND FAMntEs.-Do you wish
Flour warranted TO make good bread !? DO you wish
Flour that will bring you custom? Do yen wish flour
that will make white brend and not sourS Then apply to
j. n noDsoN, No. &c Fast Bay, who hus always large
stock OF best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
ana New York Flour barrels half anu quarter bags.
Dercnlbcr III lnwfomos
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BAUGH'S
RAW bono PHOSPHATE

nyHE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE HAS
always been benedcial-the only difficulty being to
obtain genuine article Before offering BAUGH'S
PHOSPHATE OH the market the last season. submitted
1t for analysis to Professor Shepard of the South Caro-
lima Medical College, who fully endorsed 1t, and his
opinion has now been verified by actual experiment by
our own Planters, whose testimony hnYe of the
perior exceency Of this Phosphate especially in the cu
ture Of Cotton, IN insuring good stand.
J. N. ROBSON, Agent,
Do,or,hec IN eu mHf3mn No 20 EA or PAY
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

How few there who not subject to affection
OF the lunga respiratory organs who, by negechns
pronontory symptoms, agGTIvate the complnnt until
disease strikes its sns causing iuoXpreasible torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress to friends Only
cold "A slight troat!" is the hec 1less rcmarF
Of many when so affected. Ycs "Ony .old, was the
theughtless expression OF thousands whom Death hns
lnnrkod for his prey.
Forcwurned-Forearned should be the motto forever
in the minds Of all subject to Coughs, Colds Catarrh,
Influenza. Words Of advice should be needed by all sui
ferng from Asthma Bronchitis Consumption. Relief
within their reach; ad II neglected. fatal consequences
ensue-a lic OF misery daily, hourly struggle for
istencc. contest In which there be but one victor
-DGatht e.
Docs it not appa tho strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect? Then why deay2 Whit e1-
be offered, when timely warning is sounded
your cars2 When tho danger is pointed ou,, why
avoid If? MAusDEN's PEcToRAL Balm has beon used
with in nearly million Of cases, aud IL endorsed
by tho Medical Faculty as the most romrt and elica
cious remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and cure all cases Of Co .-hs Colds, Influenza
Even when the sufferer Is the last stages, he will find
relief by using this prep .rntion: Ono bottle will con-
vince the most Incredible that the merits Of this prep
ration are by exaggeracd in feet fall far short
of the culoics bestowed upon 1t by thousands who have
boon cured by its mely use. guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed IN every instance
to refund tho money when this preparation fails to
Heve.
York.
Price, so cents small bottle; 81 large size
KING g. CASSIlDEY,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
GOODRICH, WINEA1ANs Il CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
And all Retail Druggists. 9mo December4
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Ta.uaole Sea 1sand Cotton Plan.ation on Johns
ISL nd at 1itcIion. =z.,i. s::is9...}:.
I3Y SMITH & nIcGaLl1YR.AY..


BY SMITH 6 hIcGaLl4IVHAY,Y.
Real Estate Brokers, No. 27 BROAD Street.
Will be sold ut Public Outcry, at tho north steps OF the
Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 9TH day Of Feb
ruary, ut II O'Clock L. NJ. .s.=z-a.y5s
Hill" on the Edenvale Road, near Bugbee Bridge con.
taInng six hundred i600 acres more or less OF hst
class Cotton Lan three hundred and htty d5O acres OF
which cleared. Bounded north by lands OF LIS
Angel, on the south by lands Of Hhaiey, on tne
east by the lands OF Roper and west BY the Eaen7ae
Road.
On the place is good Dwelling:
These lands arc we'll hmoered, and afford spleno1d
range for stock. fiLles indsputable. u
Terms made known on day OF sale
January Is -- Law4
Ssrent,r-F9re Head Of fme Young Wuies ana
Horses 1T Public AUCTION.
Under the impression that is practicable to sell Stock
through the agency Of IN Auction ind with = new %
cstblisl regular Public Sales Will sell, without re-
scrva in front of the Psce Stables, Augusta Ga, on
WEDNESDAY, 3U;ii january, 1867. ...--.-- ..-
E3V EElY.riFE HEAL OF FINE KENTUCKY"
HORSES An, MULES viz: Tilirtytfye head Of HORSES
a:ad Forty h.as OF EIl,E YOUNG MULES.
hno. tie Horses iuay De found scino adapted 20 al
D.. auv pu pose Tor which good reliable Horses ara
usa-tc s:ddle, the pow or harness. or general Iiy
PURPOSES
bc Mules are NIL young, Of the 10. over Elk or
under thrcc years DID, broke nud others unbro3e,
aud all frsate Stoc, ranging in size rom Il 10 10
uanGs high.
Us am sre they will lind kere Tic necessary Horea and
muie power to mako Corn aud Cotton, Tie fullest
guarantee Will be given thit all Stock sold s DO as rep
re-sIitsd.
tI,c,sevcs Of Tie benefit these Sales can do 70 for
snl.I commission, and requested TO send the same ID
Tern casl.. M. a. DEHONEY,
= January rs Proprietor Palace stables.
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Ren,aants OF Furniture Of Boarding Aoslse and :Ba,.
Boom an Market street, opposite TO isAnson street.
BY T. A. WHITNEY. .=,55..=-i;
On WEDNESDAY,, 30th inst, at II O'Clock,
: TABLES, Chairn. Wooden and Iron Bedsteads, Mat
tresses Cooking Utensils, &c, sc. q.
ALSO, q ti5::=....:s..1,2=5..
Tho Bar Room COUNTERS, together with the good
will the establishment under the present lease which
expires the 1st October next
Purchaser 10 give approved security for the lease on
nnexpired term. January 28
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CoEREcTIoN.-In our publication O; Saturday of
the names of those who signed tho petition to
Congress asking FREQ reimportation ofthc bclls OF
ut. AIchacls Church, the name of ANDREW ST.
:LoNps. ESQ. President First National Bank: was,
by mistake Of The printer, LETT out.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-28

STEAM TO L1yEnrooL.-Messrs. ". 3. SMITH &
Co., of our city, expect at this port, in o
fcw days, tho frst-class screw iron steam
ship Pioneer, which vessel they will load for
Liverpool, and expect to fill hor up quickly: his
movement deserves the patronage Of tho business
community, rs tic time is at hand when an ear
nest effort will hnvo to be made to place us IN
regular communication with Liverpool by steam.