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Friday, January 25th, 1857.

Bar Meeting The Law Court Of Memphis hav-
in respect to ths memory Of the late Jamos G.
Calhoun, Esq, the members OF the Memphis Bar
met at the Law Conrt room, at IL O'Clock A. M,
January 25th, 1867. whereupon Charles Kortrecht,
Esq, was upon motion called to the Chair, and B.
n. Estes appointed Secretary. The Chairman hav-
the meeting r s. Ay1es ESQ., ,ne uDssi sn
eloquent eulogium upon the character and virtues
OF the deceased. Upon motion Of E. NJ. Yerger,
Esq, the Chairman was requested to appoint .
committee OF i've to prepare and report to an ad-
journed meeting OF the Bar appropriate resolutions
in reference to the death Of our deceased brother
James G. Calhoun, Esq, and also to appoint twelve
pail bearers to attend the funeral Of the deceased
this afternoon, at o'clock, at Elmwood Cemetery,
Theresgon the Chairman appointed tho follow
port resolutions, VIZ: ri NJ. Yerger, Esq, Colonel
Landen l. 7; G. Keynes, Van Anderson Esq; General
gentlemen wore appointed pail bearers in obedi-
ence to the above resolutions, VIZ: Mr.. Gilham
E[a? Harry s / Lee Esq, M. " Randolph, Thoma. r.
B n. Estes, L. D. McKissick, Moses White, and
e. Townsend. Upon motion the meeting adjourn
cd to meet again in the Law Court Room on We'd
nesday, January 2sth, 1867, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
O.. KORTRECHr, Chairman
B. NJ. EsTEs, Secretary.
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aR!cuLTURAL,
UNICU L'IUHAI
1==y----Z,-S,
lMfLEME ENIS

nF ALL KINDS. AT Low PRICES; IRON AND
~ Steel Ploushs. Whoelbarrows. Trucks. Straw and
Stalk Cuttors, Corn Shcors Tanning and Grnin Mills,
Plough Casting. Gin Gear and other Castings. Horse
Power Throshng Machines. Gunno, Bone Dust Phos-
phnto of Limo, &C. JOHN MOORE
December 10 Emo No. 1913 Front-strcct New York
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To P1AsTERs-n you wtah Fertilizers. apply to J. I
RoBsoN No 62 East Bay, who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms. ~
November 70 9u thatr1moa
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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UNDER DECREE IN EoUITY.

Roper rs. Gddsde7, s4
On TUESDAY, 10th February next at II O'Clock A. M
%a De sold IN front OF the Old Custom House, undeS
the direction OF the Muster |.1I', = '->'~
Al that VACANT LOT Or LAND. situate on the north
Gae OF the Public squ re- In that part OF the City OF
Cnarieston EMO ns Hampstead measuring in front GO
feet the same on the back line. in depth 200 feet
oound1ng to the north on lind OF NJ. Furan east o
south on the said Public Square. NJ - - ~
third cash; the balance credit Of one
purchaser with interest payable annually Purchaser
" Icy ZOE papers j. W. GRAY,
Januafy ~ . tbs tu1 Muster EoutY
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HARBoR MASTERS NoTIcE--An advertisement
appears in another part Of our paper from ou1
worthy Harbor Master, Capt. 8. G. TURNER. Il
will DO seen that he cautions masters OF vessels
from anchoring noar the Savannah Railroad
wharves, on tho st. Andrews side Of Ashley River,
in consequence of the risk Of damaging the
Marine Telegraph which is put down in that
vicinity.
rHE LATE JAMES Q. CALHOUN, Eso.-some time
ago we noticed the death Of the above-named gen
tleman. From Memphis exchange .wo clip the
following notice Of his funeral in that City, Us well
as the report Of q meeting OF the Memphis Bar, in
respect to his memory:
Funeral Notice. Cdzhou7-The friends and ac
qnaintances Of the late James c. Calhoun are in
vlted to attend his funeral ut Elmwood Cemetery
on thls, tTlday, the 18th instant. at P. NJ. Ser
at Holsts. -''-
James g.; Calhoun, Of tho law firm Of Ayros,
ham, Texas, December 29th 1866, in tho s5th year
Of his age. he was tho son Of John A. Calhoun, Of
Abbey1lle, South Carolina, and grand-nephow OF
ne \ married the daughter Of our former townsman,
When South Carolina summoned her sons to the
cau, and was an officer in one Of her gallant regi-
ments during the brilliant campaign around Rich
mond in 1861. On account Of ilShealth he was
compelled to resign active duties in tue field. I'm
willing to be idle when the services Of all were
needed he was, at his request, assigned to duty
at the G. 8 Arsenal, Charleston, S. g. whore he
was vlgilant and faithful officer until about tho
period OF it's evacuation. After the surrender ho
came to Memphis and entered to the bar. :.
Courteous, amiable and upright as q man and
attorney, he won the confidence and esteem of ali
who came in contact with MIN. 10 left homo in
Novcnber, for his health. Death was waiting for
him in land far distant from wife, children and
friends" - 7- :
Those knowing him best, mourn him most, and
will follow his remains to their last home ut Elm
wood Cemetery, at o'clock to-day.
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EsghtyJice Thousand Dollars Desirable Securities
at rAuction.
BY j. DRAYTON FORD. %aa
Broker and Comm ission Aren't
W be sold by order Of the President and Drectora of
me Emore Mutual Insurance Company Of Charleston
at the north OF the old Custom House. in tho city Of
charleston South Carolina TUESDAY, the 10th day
OF feoruary. 1857, at II o'clock A. NJ, without any
manner OF reserve or hrnitaon the following valuable
Securities: s a5' e --''1-o
sss.5eo CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COMPANY SIX PER CENT. BONDS, guaranteed by
State Of South Carolina. y =
S16,O GOO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD o
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS FIRST MORTGAGE
$500 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD SIX PER CENT.
BOND, redeeInabc 1865 -
s12, 900 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PEE CENT
i'm BONDS -lI ~ ~ S--> =. : ~ SA =
5000 STA STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SEVEN PER
CENT. STOCK. n -'-'n -
$500 CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT. STOCK.
interest semi-annua1ly Ts.E.- - IL -
s21o CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT STOCK,
interest quarterly. -'-. '~- - -
1856 cHAKLEsT: n AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, State guarantee -
s224O CHARLESiON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, FIRST MORTGAGE, SECOND LIEN -0;
$2l60 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS.
$3.50 SOUTH CAROLINA RAlLROA D COUPONS %&.#
e1- shareholders OF the Emore Insurance Coupany
VINO may purchase OF the above Securities have
their presuptve interests in the of the Cop,ny
credited IN settlement, II they desire. 4.
J. DRAYToN FORD,
v"1uhIy oA tnstu6 No. 20 Broad street,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

To PRNTRRs.-Agood compositor-a sober, re-
liable man-can secure employment by application
at this Office. N&
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PRIVATE SAFES.
~ Fine Residence in Hdsa street. N
4 BF LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSUHE.
: -.
January s.

s " Fine Residence in Hasez street 81 Il 3 '%55- n
BF LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSUfkE. s
For Sale:H 9s&s!s, +. 5ES
The desirable three-story BRICK REs1pENCE on
the south side Of Hasel street. betecn Meeting
son streets containing eight large rooms pantry dress
Ing room, and two piazzss, on high basement, extern
sve brick Kitchen carriage house and stable The Lot
measures 80 foot front BY 100 feet dsep,
The partially burnt BRICK RESIDENCE on the west
sdeof Smith street. near Wentworth street. cont ynt,ar
ak upright rooms one pantry, two good garrat rodr
paaz5as 80. on the premises are srick kitchen, kc
rho Lot measures feet front by 1 feet Deep md "a
feet on back line s. EXT ,+yy NC ~. G.ers---e
n Apply as above at f:a5 No 23 BROAD sTRRRTi
feofoary Gls;s t :fF y s. L .,sgsf Titus
a Farm foe nRes from Me Ci1u, o., 0ooper Rirer..
F. BYI. :. X. RENNfETT. . stgIs; q
At Private Sale MI MN %7f15 & s','
valuable and beautifully located FARM, ave miles
nom tho city containing 8o2 acres OMIT II elegant
nansaon, und all necessary outbuildings Apply a.
II January u I55 s.-Ss stutll1s III.
.;!t:S$. BIZ II. M. MARSHALL 81 BRO; IL "
for . term Of ye.rss. .s.:<s ~ ~
Apply as above, at --z-@ Ho. 80 BROAD STREET.
s Eebruazy ~ s9,.$.. Vi. \. !,s;i; ,ly mtuths&; y,
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GROCERIES, &o.-Attention is called to the ad-
yertisement OF Messrs. JErFoRps Co., announc-
ing for sale, and to arrive, large lots Of Bacon,
Coffee, Whiskey, etc. 4
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UNDER DECREE m Equity. :

- - pu7le .. - MV1lJdn, I5u>Ze6. --7
WI oe sold in foat OF the Exchange under the diroc
AL that, LOT OF LAND. with the Building thereon.
stuato on the east side OF St. Philip street. in the CITY Of
Charieston measuring in front Philip street 40
1ee and IN depth 50 feet more less; bounding west
on 81 Phtp street. north land Jaco east on land
or MARY Campbell. and south on land Ann E. Joyo.
;Iernns-One-hof cash; balance credit one year
With interest payable annually. secured by bond and
norRage OF tho purchaser OF the premses Purchaser
to pay for papers., .s.,;s r, W, aRAY .--
January 81 fh4 ~ Master IN Fnrtt1, ~
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r.. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE Oh LIME
OR
BONE DUST MANURE.

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
wv EAS 70 the above superior manure for either
corn or Cotton the experience Of last year proving Il
eqGal II not superior to Peruvian Guano. :"
me following ls the report OF analysis from
lot now in store: .f;f@ IE -. D''-~' - ~ : :
PPhosphats OF Lime, soluble $40
Phosphate OF Lime. insouble. ble..........,...2aaO ~
sulphate OF Lime and traces OF Sulphate Of
Ammonia, Potash, Soda aud Mnenessia s05-
with some free Sulphuric Acid, about. 500
aygrometc Water expelled at 2l2 desrocs.. $500
CoInoined Water "a portion Of this belongs to
the phosphate Of Limo, which esti-
mated after its ignition; the greater partof
balance Ia doubtless associate with the
e,,:A Animal Mattar and Animal Matter. 5000
sAca toano].. 400
=: y, Y. ~ ,--.,s. .--.-;g 10000
The Animal Matter, might be supposed in ferzer
20 largely derived rom sh is less highly ndtorenized
than that in the Peruvian Guano Sn afford ilu-
ring the process Of decomposition about three per cent
OF Ammonia The OIL (which Is remarkably abundant)
though not generally reckoned among Manures being
cannot fail Of adding to the value mixture espe
cialy on Light soils. The ipsolube Phogphate being
thoroughly organized md ut the same time rninuteIV
dvtde Is also well adapted gradual appropriation by
,.According to the present sample, GOES SUPER
PdospHATE fs q judGiously and faithfully manufac-
tQred Manure, end VIII not daappoint those who win
gve II trial Even employed alone. should expect
Asyhty TenttNeTdsre rcsakl2 s4r5 l.t7
(stgned) Eat t4 CHARLES UPHAM SHEPARD. ~
Price s65 per ton Of 1000 pounds ~ 3 .,s
For sale BY E. q. RODGERS CO.,
.H n v. .:..3:.% Sole Agents for South Carolina.
Januury II stuth1mo North Atlantic Wharf
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Throw phyaic to the dogs, III none OF it.
To mako assurance doubly sure
I'll take''-P1AHrAT1oa B1Trnas,
They never fail #
This great stomsshic Healer, long and favorably
known to the American public is just what tho people
need It is remedy they rely on. For Dyspepsia
Heartburn Headache, Dizziness Ague, Liver Complaints
Pains IN the Side and Back &c, It has equal not
least among its virtues is s exeo peasantness the
taste and immediate beneficial effect Try It. 70 dyspeD
tics, and be euredt tuths2 February
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-00a5a "A Novelty.
The latest and most enectual remedy for the
debility loss OF appetite, headache. torpor Of the liver
ETC.. is PANKNN's HEpATIC BrrTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. HH-Isl RI! tn
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CNOJIke 11EAtk1Ao1o Eie4UVTXs
Lord Us DAT C Jones. n.
On THURSDAY 21st February next, at IL O'Clock viii
oe sold IN mont OF the Exchange. under the direction
Of the undersigned, VI U. ~
AL that LOT OF; LAND. with the buildings thereon,
sttuste the southeast Middle and Minority
stees; measuring IN front Minority street 10 fset
inches by 81 ieet IN DEPTH be tho same more or less
Terms-Onehaf cash; the balance on credit Of one
and two years. secured By bond Of the purchas e. With
interest semi annually, and mortgage Of the prerses
Purchase to pay for papers. g7&Ss ci3s.s4l3s
.s:- $-5a& . .ss. .,$Gt j. ". GRAY,
January 81 th4 Master in Eority.
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ScU1PTuRE.-The attention paid By the ancieuts
to the fine arts was deserving Of all praise. and
the few relics that are now remaining Of their
workmanship are guarded jealously, and arc care
fully studied by all modern aspirants. In the de-
partment Of sculpture they excelled, and the few
statues, obeisks, &c, that have survived the rude
touch Of time are still the objects Of admiration.
The present age is fast advancing in the culture
and study Of the arts; and although in this coun-
try it IS mostly confined to the Northern cities vet
the South is not destitute OF artisans and our own
city can boast OF some who will compare favorably
with strangers IA :.
visit to Magnolia and o careful survey Of it's
numerous monuments, will convince even the
most incredulous that they were fashioned by
some cunning workman, and that the hand de-
signing them was capable Of performing works
more worthy OF fame. The beauty and attractive
ness OF these tombstones is owing largely to
the skill Of one individual, Mr.. A. F. CHEvREux,
long known in Charleston as an able sculptor.
architect and designer. Mr. C.'s name il not un-
known to our citizens, as he Furnished plans for
the Calhoun Monument, and also one tor our mar
tyred dead, that were universally admired for their
chaste beauty; but, unfortunately, the unsettled
condition OF the coantry, and the embarrassed
state OF the finances, prevented their adoption.
MIR. CHEvREUx has long been connected with
the marble yards Of this city, and is now assoc:-
ated in partnership with Mr.. D. A. WALKrn,
whosc name is familiar as worker in stone.
These gentlemen have their main yard and work
shops at the foot Ct Hayne street. but have recent
y established branch yard on Meeting street,
near Horlbeck's Alley, in order to accommodate
their numerous customers. Mr. WALKERS known
ability and popularity, added to Mr. CBvREux's
scientific attainm ents and knowledge, is sufficient
to ensure success in al OF their undertakings even
If deaths should not be as numerous az usual
and tombstones fall below par
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j
I CoUaHs.-The administration Of medicinal pre-
parations in the form Of lozenge is Of all modes
the most eligible and convenient, more especially
as regards Cough Remedy s.BHowN's BRoN-
oH1AL 7 aocHEs," or Cough Lozenges, allay irrita-
tion VII ich induces coughing, giving instant re-
lief in Dronchitis, Hoarseness, Influenza, and
Consumptve and Asshmatic complaints.
PALMETTO LIFE BrrRRs.-This most pleasant
preparation, from the laboratory of Mr.. ). B.
HnTBERoER, chemist and apothecary, No. 277
King street, is advancing steadily In the good
opinion Of an who have tested its qualities in dys-
pepsia, or nervousness Of any kind, and the high
est commendations are continually received by the
proprietor, Of benefits derived from it as an excel
lent invigorator Of the system. We would suggest
to all who are in want Of article Of this kind,
visit to the well stocked establishment Of Mr.
WnTBEReHR, where they can be supplied not only
with it in any quantity, but with medicines and
perfnmeries Of American and European manufac-
ture, Of the best and freshest kind, and at the
prices that has always made this concern 40 pop1.
lar. @-5s]-f3tts Il X
M MARsDEs's PEoronAL BALM tor Influenza and
Asthma. @ 8sss%s:
DoWE & NOISE, Agents. . y VI 4; .s. \:
GOODRICH, WREMAN 4 CO., Agents.
=
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Mount Pleasant Properry-A Good Chance tor
Investment. -
EY BOWERS & NIICnv
VIII be sold TUESDAY the 5th OF March n.r+ 81 ~
:, o'clock. IN front OF the Exchange. Broad street
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildines therron
situated ut the of Pitt the street lending t.
the Light House IN tho village OF Mount Pleasant The
House IS built on brick foundation reot hiuh IA two
stories high containing square rooms each about is
ieet square, pantry and dcsss;asroo feet square
good Kitchen brick basement with two rooms. Tot
IS feet wide by Ito feet deep. mora or less -
above premises can by treated for private sale
Concdons-One-half cash; balance In one year viii,
interest also bond Ind mortgage. Buildings to be insur
pers M5 - = - 80 ~
Fsbruary7 1924 10 q az 40 nrho4.
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RAILROAD FAvoRs.-The Superintendent of the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad has our
thanks for q complimentary ticket, sent for the
use of this Office.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction snlos This Day.

"-- Auctfon SnIoS THE Day. ~, :,
r. NJ. MARSHALL & Bno. VIII soil this day, at the Elk
change, Broad street, at II O'clock elegant mansion
at tho southwest corncr Of George and Anson sreets
also the lot Of land in Alexander stroot th
"Dewees Lott also AT acres wen wooded turpenhn,
lands in the Parish Of st. James' Goose Greek.
BRUNs & BEE will sell this day, in front OF thei1
store, No. IS Ea't Boy at halpast 10 O'Clock. whskey
Srardy, gin and wines.
ALoNzo J. WH1TE Son win sell this day. at the
north Of the old Custom House, at II o'clock two yer,
eligible vacant lots Of land.
T. NJ CATER will sell this day. Browns Wharf, nt II
o'clock frkns and tubs OF butter and lard.
JOHN 9. N1Non Co. will soil this day at their auc
ton salesroom, No. 133 Meeting street. at 10 O'Clock
balo New Market brown sheetng and 100 pair assorted
pantaloons .+S .EG4- Y~. <
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DISTINGUISHED Acknowledgement JAMES L.
ORR and Miss ORR, General JAMES CHKsNUr and
wife, arrived in the city yesterday evening, and
are domiciled at the Mills House.
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Damaged Sea Jslond Bdgqinc.
EF BRUINS s. BEE.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. tho 7th instant in front og
Store No. rs East Bay, at y O'Clock - -
4pounds DUNDEE EBAGGING-shghIy ds,SASed
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LAWA-TnPED BuanERss. !: e called attention,
some days since, to these. gas burners, which are
being introduced sby sar. !. BnAan1oKn. Meiare
naing come Of them, and sthea very much.
Orders for them may be Lett at the Charlestoh
3aotsl. .sS S$: 3ssS g ss
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PERUVIAN GUANO,

TUE GREAT COTTON FERTILIZER OF THE DAY.
I Fer s=!o C bags by -17 RAYENIcL < co.
january a. .-...' thst11lO
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CHERAw@ AND CoA1F1ELDs RAr1RoAD.-Fre1n the
proceedings Of the North Caroline Legislature,
published in the Raleigh Standard of the 5th, we
find that the Bill providing for the subscription Of
s50o00o Of the State stock, invested in the North
Carolina Railroad, 80 soon private stockholders
shall have subscribed the same amonnt, was taken
up and read. The committee had reported favor
ably to its taasage H51r~. a@$g@s g
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AUCTION SALES,
kY X. Nj. MARSHALL & BRO.
IH1S DAY. the itb instant will ho orol.
BY II. NJ. MARSHALL x BROTHER
THIS DAY, tho 7th instant nt IL O'Clock win be sold

7 !. X NJ. TNA1{S1IKLL & B.<C.
IitlS DAY itl inst at II o'clock. the Exchange
| AZ ACRES W+LL-~OODED TURPENTINE LAND,
IN tis Par1sn OF st. james Goose Creek Plat can be
seen at our Office Terms CASH Purchaser to pay US for
papers. ,ntuth3 February
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FERNARDMA, in Florida, either must be a city Of
the dead, or was laid out originally on too oxten-
sive q scale, or else it's inhabitants are all dead
broke. We labor in a state OF dark perplentive-
ness on the subject, and shall be much obliged to
the Fernandina Courier for luminous solution.
In the issue Of that paper Tor January 80, kindly
sent us by tbs gentlemanly purser Of the steamer
Dictator, we see catalogue covering three or four
closely printed columns Of the city lots advertised
Tor sale for non-payment Of taxes. What is the
matter?
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TIE LIVERPOOL STEAnsHn.-The steamship
Pioneer, now loading at Atlantic wharres for Liv-
erpool has, we are pleased to learn, engaged
full cargo Of cotton, and through the untiring eff
forts Of her agents, Messrs. W. B. surH & Co..
viii be dispatched for her port OF destination about
Saturday next. line Of steamships to Liverpool
is fast becoming necessity for us, and we hope
this steamer will be soon followed by Others The
Pioneer is registered at L1oYD's as Al, and was
built last May of the best material
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TIE FOLLOWING are the numbers which drew tho
principal prizes in the Kentucky State Lottery,
Glass B, on Thursday, January s1st, 1857: No.
1854 s5O,Oo0; No. $685. s2o, 900; No 1771, $4,000;
No. 2s11e, $1,000; No 1908, $1,000; No. s1se4, s5ooo
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ATTENTION is directed to the adsertisenaent, in
another column, calling upon parties to remove
their freight from thadepot OF the Savannah and
Charleston BailrdSad. III a I. ri z 55i ny. M IS -