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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-07
THr Ep1puASY on TwE1rrH DAr.-Tho 9th Of

The EPIPHANY Or TWELFTH DAT.-Tho 9Th OF
January, or Twelfth Day. is so called, being
the twelfth from Christmas, and Epiphany from 4
Crock word signifying appearance. 1t has beon
from the earliest ages festival of the Church In
commemoration of the manifestation OF Christ to
tho three NIagi or Hiso mon of tho East. The Epl-
phany was first observed as separate feast about
the year S1S, but the primitive Christians observed
the Feasts Of the Nativity and Epiphany as early
as the fourth century.
To render due honor to the memory of the Magi
in the middle ages, their worship was celebrated
BY O little drama callod the feast OF the star.
This was performed by tho priests and their at
tendants in their different Churches, and was con-
sidered at that t!me an interesting and imposing
spectacle At Milnn, in 1886, the "Festival of the
Three Kings" was celebrated By the Preaching
Frars in manner peculiar to that age Iho
three kings appeared on three horses richly caper-
isoned and surrounded by pages, body-guards
and other retinue. After parading. through tho
principal streets they proceeded to the Church OF
st. Eustorgius, whero in a manger was the lnfant
Christ and his mother. Here the three lungs Of
fered their gifts. An immense concourse OF the
people, knights ladies' and ecclesiastics, attended
In modern DAYS, especially IN England, 18th day
stands only inferior to Christmas as popular tes-
tival, but is celebrated in an entirely different
style from the past. Among other amusements
on that day was the 18th cake; this was large
cake formed with q bean inserted; the cake was
divided by lot, and whoever obtained the piece
containing the bean was accepted as the King OF
the day, and called the King Of the Bean. Besides
this, a number of joc1larities, games and amuse-
ments are played; bnt the practice of observing
the day is gradually becoming obsolete except in
those countries which still preserve fondness for
old customs. Formerly, monarchs took part in
these games, and cases are on record where MARY,
Queen Of Scots, resigned her throne for the day
to the more fortunate Queen of the Bean.
Down to the time Of the Civil Wars of England,
tho feast was observed with great splendor, not
only at Court, but at tho universities and else
where: The Puritan element which then got the
ascendancy, frowred go contomptuously on such
profane amusements, that they have never been
restored to popular favor to the Same extent. 1t
is now merely Church Festival, and only observ-.
ed by the Episcopal and Catholic Churches
The period of Carnival (named as a fhrewell TO
fish begins on Epiphany and ends on Ash We'd!
nesday; this is observed in Ro.uan Catholic coun-
tries, but particularly at Romo and Paris, as
time of rnerry-making and pleasure. In modern
Rome, the masquerading in the ctreets and all
outdoor amusements are limited to eight days; in
Paris the time is much shorter. The only places
in this country where the Carnival is obcerved to
any extent, are Canada and the city OF New Or
1oono
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
nUpL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
i the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
Sec l. Be it Ordained by the 4eyor and Aldermen in
y Council assembled That and after the first day
OF January licenses shall be taken out for all Carts dras
the manner, and according to the same provisions
force in relation to Carts drays and wagons let
driven for hro. except giving bonds And eaen suen
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with badge con-
tanning the number thereof aud marked Private, to be
placed on the outside Of tue shaft
SEC. O. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
for carts, drayH wagons and other carriages u
less he or she be freehoder.
SEC g. Tho following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private Carts drays wagons &C.
including the horses mules used thereof which shau
bc free from other taxation:
PUBLIC Carts, pRAYs ETC, Or THOSE EAPLoYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER FOR HIRE DIRECT Oh INDIRECT
For every cart dray wagon. drawn by one horse or
mule, go. y
For every cart dray Oh wagon drawn by tWo horses OF
For every hack and carriage with two wheels. 500
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, S4O
For every stage omnibus Except line onnDush
with two horses, $50.
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibusl
drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn by two moro horses or mules
SG0
For every express wagon drawn by two horses
or mules, SEQ.
DREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, S..
For every cart dray wagon used for private or do
mestc purposes, and not to be employed IN the trans
porting of goods wares merchandise lumber, OF any
other Commodity compensation either directly or
indirectly for the shall pay for license the sum OF
Ratified in City Council, this 18th day Of January
H. 81 In the year of our Lord thousand eight hun
N-eN N',N 'a-'' P. C. aAIILARp Mayor.
By the Mayor.
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THE STATE NORMAL AND HIGH soHooL.-This
noble institution was reopened last Wednesday for
the reception Of pupils, after long but unavoid-
able interruption The Normal School, before the
war. and during the years Of its early progress,
stood first in the State among the female institu,
tions Of learning, and many are the teachers that
were fitted here for their responsible calling.
Under the able and experienced guidance Of MIR.
Mood, the present principal we have no hesitation
in prophesying brilliant future for the Normal
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CARD.

CARD.
TIME LATE FIRM OF S. n. HART CO. o.. os u.
Charleston s. Co. lost al their Account eco ~ BOOKS at
1ses The suryiying partners solicit oil WHO are aware
Of being their debtors whether or not the exact
Of inde6tedness be known to place with einer OF se
son,e evidence of their obligations at their
Earliest convenience The most liberal indulgence Will
be extended. ..,es.o 10 r1o,+ 8,
Co, corner King and Market streets. e...,
aszTThe Cnroiina Times tOrsngeburgl Barnwe Seatl-
mel Sumter News and Columbia carolinla9 VIII copy
for one month. m#s oane'
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JJNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. 8


Sldu Administrator, us. Broacntng, Ct a.
On TUESDAY, the 27d instant at Il o'clock AN: WI
be sold under the direction Of the undersigned. IN
All thst isreo and eligibiy located TEREE STORY
BRICK STORE situate on the west side OF King street
No. SS o. o9 o To1 King md
ng street 80 feet inches and 50 feet inches oa ses
back line on the north line 1855 inches on the sou
1S4 feet inches
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two-story WOODEN
Dwelling and outbuidings thereon, duate on the south
side of Bull street, and known as NO. II, measuring
front 10 feet and In depth IA feet more or less; Dona
ing North Bull street. east on lot OF seha1e Tess
on lot Hopton, and south on lot OF John Franc'a
ALSO,
All that LOT west Of the above, known as NO. lS mee
rinn in ront 20 feet and depth lao feet moro or Less
Bounded north by Bull street. south by lot Of John
els east by land estate Of A. Browning and west ON ios
of James Lee.
All that PLANTATION situate In the Parish Of St
rona Railroad u miles from Charleston, measuring lol
acres more or less; bounding north on land 81 Da
ner east and southwest by land ofJ Farley snd 70
Hyatt now Momepoy, and west on lanos OF Inon'As
Leadbetter and J. B. Rhane:
The PLANTATION known as Goiding Ilach cohs-
ing 4ss aces situate in the Parish Of st George Cole
ton District about miles from sumrneivnle
~. PLANTATION OR IA. TRACT OF LAND adjoining
the above known Gyeharn'a Tract, containing sl1
acres the together bounded on the north and west
by the road 10 Bacon6 bIloGe, bouu ny los VI eot,
Collins aud Mrs Ryle, and cast by land OF Col Joseph
Yates
ALSO,
Those SIX LOTS in the village Of ofAcs&bee, known By
the numbers TO- H. 20 and q, each measuring 100
| feet front by 200 feet deep.
/ ALSO,
Three WATER LOTS In Limehouse street known by
the numbers 15 q and 43 In plat Of the Lneaoose
Estae the first two measuring 81 feet front anc l0o ieet
deep and the Inst measuring % 'ecs irons a"a '
deep.
Two HIGH LOTS at end Of Imehous- :st est h1owE
nm said nat as numbers rs and 2s measuring 81 feet
| front and Jos feet deep.
Terms-one.thrd cash; the sasncs credit OF one,
two and three years. secured by bonds OF the
| with interest payable minnnuay. and mortgages OF
the property. The buildings to be insured and Kept m
sured until the bonds paid and the policies TO ee as
SIGNED to the Master Purchasers pay for papers.
| JAMES W. GRAY,
January3 thm8 tul Master IN fquiv.
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TOMORROW, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock In house No.
So Anson street. three doors south OF street.
i fine MAHOGANY SOFA, 9 Chairs. Booking CHAIR, l
new Sideboard Dining Table Arm Chairs, pair French
China Vases Bedstesd, Moss hattress, fine Feather
Bed Bolsters and PiowB Wood Seat Chairs. Wire Safe
Crockery Glass and Kitchen Utensils, Silver Rim PH-
ted Cake and Fruit Baskets, sets Plated Csstors Cor
dial Stand, Walters, Egg Stands Candlestcks &c.
An good articles with lots Of other artclea AL to be
removed same day, as the house Is to be given up
Conditions caah January
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TIE BNopTR1o LANTERN AT TRINITY CHURCH
These interesting exhibitions, which have been
postponed for some time on account of the incle-
ment weather, will positively take place to-mor.
row afternoon at Trinity Church. When these
Wow were exhibited in tho College Chapel, they
pleased and entertained audiences, and when it ls
formance is charity, that and the small price of ad
mission charged will attract many who still remem-
ber their past visit with delight.
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Homeopathic MED1cu Nor1cE.-Drs cLEcKLEy &
scuLEY tof Columbus Co., having permanently located
in Charleston respectfully tender thor services to the
citizens, in the practice of Homeopathy
DR.. C. has had tho experience Of fifteen years III s
school Of medicine
Office at our residence, No II, s. W corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner of Grecn).
HEnyEy M cLEoSLEY, NJ D.. PHILIP I. scHLES' NJ y.
September5
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nv p ng MaRsHALL q BRO.

-- b Z Il. NIs EIIAIESK11N1I0 o o1SOs".,
On THURSDAY 10th instant at IL o'clock, will be sold,
ct the Old Exchange,
All that LOT OF LAND situate on the east side a q
known os No It measures 83 feet front and back by
916 feet inches be tho same more or Less
Conditions-One-fth cash; balance by bond, payable
In one two three end four years. with fnterees SEMI
annually. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
ALSO,
ANOTHER LOT, In same vicinity.
Conditions made known on day OF sale.
1opu
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Mas. A. N. PNrMD.-We would ask the atten-
ton Of our readers TO the card of this lady, who
proposes to give instruction on the piano, violin
aud guitar, as well as in vocal music. Mrs. p is
the accomplished lady whose performances I on the
nian Hall, elected such enthusiastic applause
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= ATTENTION is called to the advertisement Of the
Georgia Chemical Works. which manufacture
Very superior article Of family soap. u Messrs.
HnTr,s 8 BEE are the cole agents for this state
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GEN. ELLISON CApERs-This gentleman, we
learn, has been recently elected Lay Reader OF the
Episcopal Church at Greenville, 5. G. AFTER he
shall have been ordained it ls thought No WIZ Do
chosen as their Pastor.
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MAnspEN's PEcroRAL BALM for all diseases Of the
lungs. DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WNEMAN & CO., Agents
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AN OLD HOUSE WITH New NAME.-Messrs.
NOISE & Dow1E, We learn from thor advertise
mont sncceed the we'll known house of KING &
CAssIDEY. MT. NOISE has long been in the drug
business in this city, and is thoroughly acguaint-
ed with al its mysteries, He was with KING "
CAssrpEY during the entire time they did business
in this city, and is, therefore well known to al al
their old customers Mr.. DowE, formerly Of the
drug house OF RUFF DowrE, has q large circle of
friends in every State Of the South and West, who
win feel grated to learn that he can be fouId at
his old post again.
tation in expressing this WISH as they sell other
things besides calomel and jalap, and good busi-
ness their part need mol be because OF sickly
season to the community.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
SrmuA q. BrolprEee It al Angelina @. Earnest, Ad-
zninistrdtriz, ct al
This DAY. the 7thsof January 1857, at u o'clock,
NJ, will sell before the Court House. In Walterbor-
Ths following VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, belong.
ing to the Estate Of the lnte Noel Brounlee:
TRACT NO. 1.-Containing 27g acres, more or Less,
bounded south lands formerly OF George @uckenfass
north by the -Four Hole Creek east by Brow1ee tract
and west by lands unknown.
TRACT NO. 2.-Containing 48H acres, bounded north
by Thomas Ways land; east by George Ways land; west
by Noel Brown1ees land and south by lands unknown.
TRACT NO. 3.-Contajning S31 ITO acres, bounded
north by lands Of Harley Hutson east by lands for
mery Of j. Walter; south by lands Of T. W. Harley;
southeast and southwest by lands of E. B. Scott Esq
TRACT NO. 4.-Containing ITO acres more OF less,
bounded north by lands Of B. Cummings and Mrs. Wards
lands west lands Of Mrs Yiad and lends supposed
to be granted to P. Givham. and E. Cunmtrgs' land;
south and southeast by John Campbsus !and
by lands Of John Campbell and B. Cummings.
TRACT NO. S.-Contaning 1212 acres, moro or less,
lying on the Cypress Swamp and Captains Creek.
The above described Tracts all situate In St Georges,
Colleton near the South Carolina Railroad.
The following Tract known "a the "lSAAC'S TRACT"
situate partly In Charleston and partly IN Coeton Dis
trcts containing 1853 lying on the Cypress Swamp
head waters OF the Ashley Rver and bounded on the
north and northeast By the lands Of J. p Brownlee: west
snd northwest by lands Of WooH end VIM Cummings;
south and southeast by lands Of the estate OF Elijah
Brownlee and the Cypress Swamp.
THRMs-One-thiTd cash; balance payable on credit Of
one and years. In two equal annual instruments 80.
cured by bond bearing interest from day Of SALE personal
security and mortgage Of the property.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
Commissioners Office, November 28, 1865.
January tnmf
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TIE srE1KE AeAN.-The colored stovedore1
feeling satisfied with their conduct were naturally
7oonsted with those base minds that would stoop
to Work at the old rates. Their anger waxing hot
tbe more they debated the question, they finally
made foray on the different wharves Yesterday
and captured those who differed from them 1a a1d
This y xyarrlile rnanuuvre will not improve their
cause, and they will find that their high-handed
measures % viii rebound To- their own disadyantage.
The Se ss the
Chants and shipowners of Charleston are too ener-
eetic to allow it to interfere with their business
and are fully capable to resist all unjust demands
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REDUCTION OF WHARF RATEs.-The attention OF
the business public is requested to the advertise
ment OF Mr. E. q. HOLLAND, Agent for North and
South Commercial Wharves, which appears in our
ssue Of TODAY. It will be seen that most impor-
tant reduction has been made on the present
charges for wharfage, and that the rate for Up
land Cotton will be 25 cents per bale per month,
bale for Sea Island, instead Of rs cents for lice
"a cents per tierce per month, instead Of 40 cents
and other charges to be in proportion.
This property consists OF two fine piers extend
ing into Cooper River, which have lately oeen
paced in superior order, with convenient and well
constructed warehouses, and every arrangement
suitable for tho transactiolN general wharfage
and storage business:
The Commercial Wharyes wero tho depots for
large. business before the war, and under tho
management Of Mr.. Holland, who is q skillful and
long experienced manager of wharf property, its
old patronage should be largely exceeded.
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STREET RAILWAY. We understand that tue
number of passengers on this line on Saturday
last exceeded twenty seven hundred and twenty
persons.
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Ho,.se n,,d Lot No. 125 Coming street.
ny CLIFFORD S MATHE IVES,
ReaI Estate Agents, No. So Broad street.
viii he sold on WEDNESDAY, 9th January at O'CLOCK
" - at the Old PostofRce
That Three story WOODEN HOUSE. with LOT, known
ma No. i25 Coming street. and outbuidings Lot mea-
sures so feet front by ITO feet deep.
three years secured by bond and mortgage OF the prop
erty with interest. Purchaser to pay Clifford NE
thewes for papers and stamps. January
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To BAKERS, aRocEns AND FAMnlEs.-Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good brend? Do you wish
Flour that will bring you custom? Do you wish Flour
that will make white broad and not sourP Then apply to
]. N. ROBSON, No. 50 Esst Bay who has always large
stock OF best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour barrels. half and quarter bags
.,...,,ho. m mwf2mos
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Havana Sugar, on account Of ,ohona an.;. cor
BY J. A. ENsLOW & 60.
On TUESDAY 18th instant at II o'clock win be sold BY
Auction, at the new Custom House stores,
$50 BOXES HAYANA SUGAR, Of various grades.
The said Sugars comprise part OK the cargo OF the
Spansh brig "Joven Jose" Fradua, master, which put
from Havana Antwerp and sold for account Of whom
January tmw5 tut =.
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ALEl ALE The lovers of this beverage will be
pleased to see, by notice in another column, that
Messrs. J. g. W. H. ARMSTRONG, at Nos. 40 and 40
Market street, have received largo supply Of
Massrs. VI. Clagett & Co. was established in 1776,
and their Ale being all warranted, is Of tho best
quality. The Messrs. Armstrong are the agents
FOR this Brewery, ard procure their stock from
fountain head.
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Bedstsad. &C., &c.

Bedstead &c., DC.
DURREC 6 co.
VIII sell THIS DAY, at thtir salesroom, No 6S8 King
street, ct halfpast 10 O'Clock,
l BEDSTEAD-in order
large Bath Tubs
10 boxes Candles
20 boxes Soar
10 boxes Starch
cans Jelly-assorted
/ Hand Organ.
An assortment Of DRY GOODS, CRoCKERY, TO-, &c.
Conditions cash. Japuary1
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INTERESTING CEREnoNY.-By virtue of special
disnensaton from the R. W. Grand Master, pub
lie installation Of the officers of Schiller Lodge,
No. 50. T. o. o. F., took place last evening. AS q
nnblic display Of this character is very rars, and
the interior Of the hall known only to the initiated
large audience availed themselves Of the opP4Mr-
tnrify. and tho spacious auditorium was soon all-
ed. The installation was performed by r: W;
Grand Master R. S. Duryea, assisted by the Grand
Lodge, and tho ceremony was both novel and I'M II
pnVste1ias Of Odd Fellowship, and to whom the hall
bs3 heen heretofore inaccessible.
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NEW POLITICAL MOVEMENT. Senator HARLAN,
Ex-secretary of the Interior, has been sojournlng
in our city for the past few days. and left for Wash
ington on Friday night. 1t is stated upon good
authority that his visit here was for the purpose
The IL % Union Sentiment in the State, and to recon-
mend the formation Of a Union League and the
oreanization Of Union party, the chief dc ,gn OF
Tyich shall be to aid in procuring Loyal COY
erlment 70: the State We learn thas mmealase nm
titita % viii 81 ,-tly be circulated, the purport Of
which will be to secure to the State q government
similar to that recommended for the State Of North
Carolina, which was presented by eIHAD; STEVENS s
in Congress-. The sanity FRENCH, the planter and
CHAPLAIN, we understand, Is prime mover in the
n,affer
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITY TAXES-hIONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CrTY hall, January l. 1885,
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
~ that the Monthly Returns for the month Of Decem
Dor past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
tho 10th daJ OF January, 1866 must be made on or
before the 18th inst. D. Q. dlBSoh,
January3 City Assessor.
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ELMonE MUTUAL INSURANCE CoiRAEY.-By refer
ence to the advertisement in another column, it
will be seen that an adjourned meeting OF this
Company will be held at their Office: No. " Broad
street af Il NJ to-day.
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
CrrY HALL, January l, 1887.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OFFICE Is
IN now open, and will remain open every day from
the hours OF A. NJ to P NJ Sundsys e1cepted1, until
tho rs day of February next for the receipt Of Tax Be
turns Real Estate
All Males White and Colored, the age Of twenty
ono years. are required to return themselves for Capita
All defauters will be dealt with as the Ordinance d.
rects. D. G. dlBSON, CITY Assessor-
January 8
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-In consequence OF the
indisposition of Judge BRYAN no Court was held
Yesterday, and the hearing of the Bank case post
poned to Monday.
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TIE CHARLESTON HousE.-The energetic pro-
prietors Of this establishment are determined to
be up with the times, and in order to be up to
the mark they have marked down several styles Of
goods. These, consisting Of dress goods and
Other articles, all entirely in season and of the
best qualities, they now offor to their numerous
friends and the public. at greatly reduced rates.
ladies' who, we predict, will soon throng Messrs.
stoIi. Webb l. Co.'S extensive store, and reduce
their piles Of goods considerably.
The Charleston House is 80 we'll known to our
community as thorough and popular business
establishment that the ladies are satisfied from
ihe advertisement ITO be seen in another column)
that the goods are as epresented-cheap, SER
yiceable, and bargain.
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TIE FIRST Of the year has always been celebra-
ted as the timefor making new outfits and sup
plying deficiencies. Messrs. MAcKEy BAKER,
The popular proprietors Of the furniture store in
the Adger buildings are prepared to supply al de-
mands in their line, but have especially fine as
sortment Of cottage sets which, for cheapness dn-
rability and service, cannot be surpassed; AL VINO
cali at their warehouse, and thoy will find no diff
culty in making O selection.