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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-04

SAILING PACKETS TO New YoKK.-Wo would COLL
tho attention of shippers to the New Bork limo OF
packet schooners, of which Mr.. W1LLiAM Roach is
is tho agent in this city. The schooner Robert
CaldpeR, Captain MCCORMACK, Of this limo, has
just made the passsago from this port to Now York
in ITO hours, which, considering tho trying weather.
that has lately prevailed, is most excellent trip
This is known as the Merchants Line, and has
always been noted for tho superior character Of the
vessels and the commanders for years havo been
among the very best scamen on the American
coast. MIR. Roach is ready to afford shippers
every possible facility in the transportation and
delivery of freight. Merchants will do well to call
on him.
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BnrAKFAsr CAKES, GR1DDLE CAKES, Murr1Ns, ROLLS,
&c. oil made Light and wholesome by using Lo PIONEER
YEAST POWDER. If you would use Buckwheat without
having headache and eruphons. the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers will 2nd this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit &c. Sold by
GRUBER l. MARTIN,
January - % No. 23B King street.
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From the Insurance Monitor and Wal, Street Reueo,
Daaau ulsH-

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From the Insurance Monitor and Was Street Rsute'u Of
New York, December, 1866
World Mutual Life Insurance Company.
This company is founded those scientific principles
and organized with degree OF skill which bid fair TO
render Of the most popular institutions OF tho age
It starts with pnd up capital of TWO Hundred Thousand
Dollars and proposes to transact business on system
combining advantages Of tho mutual and joint stock
plan Its directors rank with the very hrsolass bus
ness men of this city being merchants and hnancers of
high repute such as II. A. Low, ISAAC H. FRoTHNaHAM
SAMUEL Wn1Hrrs, s. B. CH1TrENDEN, and ". s. us
DALE. Among the specially attractive features which re-
commend this company to general favor are the lowncsa
Of its mutual premiums in which respect 1t yields to no
responsible American Company, and also the reduction
In it's participation premiums which are lower than
those any other company The principle it has adopt
ed of increasing its dividends with the nge Of the policies
is both equitable and encouraging It pays losses with
the utmost promphtude within thirty days after proof
consults tho convenience the insured by making the
most lboral arrangements respects travelling, and
may be appropriately designated Life Company for the
people. Its principal odlcers-GEoRaE l. WILLARD,
Esq., President O. II. GonDoN, Eq, Vice President, anu
c. ". PLYER, Esq, Secretary and Acuary-are men of
capacity enterprise and integrity, and vol qualified to
redeem tho fair promises tho World Mutual makes at
starting and to rcazo the hopes Of its opulcnt founders
and sanguine friends February
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HI II. M. MARSHALL Is BROTHER.
On THURSDAY, 7t nst at II O'Clock, will be sold at
the Exchange,
AL that LOT OF LAND on Alexander street, known
AS the Devices Lot aud next east Of land Of Marshall
Said Lot sc feet front by 16o feet more or less
in one two three nnd four years. with interest semiap
nualy secured BY mortgage Of premises Purchaser to
pny us FOR papers. feprusry
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The Daily soth Cayolinian at Columbia, is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being tho ocie paper
Of the stao it will be found at tho present time espe.
ciay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves Of very large circulation.
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON

How few thore are who not subject to aouo affection
of tho lungs or respiratory organs, who by nescctnS
prelnonitory ~ ,ntons aggraVatc tho complaint unit.
disease strikes irs ,ft, causing nexpresdble torture
OF the patient aud nnx. and distress to friends Ong
cold slight throt is the hncdlcss relnsrk
of many when 30 affected. Yes "Ouly cold, !, was the
lhoughtcss expression of thousands whom Death has
mnyked for his prey
ACKNOWLEDGMENT should bc tho motto forever
in the minds of all subject to Coughs Colds Catarrh or
Influenza Words of ndvcr should be Needed by all sui
fering from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption Relief IS
within their reach and, neglected, fatal consequences
eusne-a life or misery daily hourly struggle for cx
steucc contest in which there can bo but one victor
Death
Docs It not appal the strongest mnd to think Of the
result caused by negcc2 Then why delay? Whatex'
c,lsn can be Offered when timely warming IS sounded III
yo,r cars? When tho dn1gcr is pointed our, why not
ayorl IT? AIAnsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM has been used
with SUCCESS in nearly million of and is endorsed
BIZ tho Medical Facility as tic most rrompt ana cthca-
cios rrcy that scientific rcscarc has discovered TO
rccye and cure u OF Go ILLS, Colds Influenza,
Even when tu sufferer ID the last stages he Will lind
rcct by using this prop raion. One bottle VIII con-
vince the most ncrculoe tat the merits OF lls rcpl.
ration are hy eXaggcrated III ic 1a 1ar snort
of tie culoes bestowed upon it by thousands VINO nave
been cured by its timely Aguarntcc accompanies
ralI boto aiii dealers Instructed IN every instance
to refund tho money when this preparation 1as 70 re-
licve. -. 5,,, ~,
otA Price. so cents small bottle: 81 large size.
KING u CASSIlDEY,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH. WiNEN1aN Il CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And all Retail Druggists. 3no Decemocr4
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FIFTY THOUSAND human beings are annually
sacrificed on this continent, By tho fell scourge of
Consumption. Is it not reasonable to ask, why
such loss Of life? and simply answered BY ne
glecting the prcmonitory symptoms of disease,
which could be cured in every instance by the use
Of AlARspENs PEcToRAL BALM For sale 6y all
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

JOHN G. NnLNoR Co. will soil at auction this day. at
their salesroom No. 1873 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock,
tho stock OF r. r. READ Co., saved from tho late hro
King street, also three gold witches ofsuperor make
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AGRiCU.LTu RAJ.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

OF ALL KINDS, AT Low PRICES; IRON AND
~ Steel Poushs, Wheolbarrows. Trucks. Straw and
stalk Outters Corr Shelters, Tanning ind Grnin Mills
Cotton Gins. Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills,
Plough Casting Gin Gear and other Castings, Horse
Power Threshing Machines, Guano, Bone Dust Phos-
nhate nj lime &c tz9z=zs JOHN MOORE,
DEC pscemher 10 emo No. 1893 Ftont-strcet, New York
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Sale of Wagons, Safes, Harness, Office Fuyniture, j
DC. lately the property Of Ate Hdtdondt Express.
and Transportation Company. 49,.
HY ALONZO y. WHITE 81 SON, ;:s,.s
Brokers, Auetioneers & Real Estate Agents.
Will be sold without reserve, TO, MORROW, the 9Th
February at II o'clock at No. 157 Meeting street. OPP
posite the Charleston Hotel, lately occupied by the.
National Express and Transportation Company, the .
following articles recently belonging to said Express
Company, consisting in part OF e-s'si. ~ 3
Five (5l covered EXPRESS WAGONS. little used -
Two l2l large Safes ~
Eight ~ Messenger Safos 4.5-ss :.
Ono a. large Copying Presa and Stand
Sets Harness. double and single
Tables Desks, Arm Chairs - :,
Hand Trucks, Express Trunks &. I,
One Stove and Piping -4Ss'..t Sz-S..s
Two Platform Scales, and sundry other articles.
Conditions cash Articles to be removed on day OF
saJa February a
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TOeBE RAFFLED.

; A MAGNIFICENT BIRD MUSICAL BOX, RICHLY
MOUNTED IN GOLD, and exhibiting m ingenuity Of
mechanism rarely equalled 100 chances ut S. eachhe
prize to be decided by drawing the principle of
lottery Call and see it at D.JACOBs',
February4 mwsS No. 24s King street.
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By tho touch Of o small spring, 4 beautiful min
iaturc bird appears, warblcs its dulcct notes in
bird-likc strains, and in minorkey and thcn sud
denly disappears within the box. So perfect is the
mechanism that tho wings, head, md even the
minute bill, noyo as naturally in the living bird.
The public arc invited to call at No. 243 King
street. and examine this beautiful specimen Of
musical mechanism
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!
KTNSMAN & HOWELL.

SOLE AGENTS. No. 153 EAst Bay.
Terms Of aale-s65 per ton cash; o limited amount
sold for half cash. balance payable November 1851,
with approved Factors acceptance, bearing Bank
rates Of Interest nt tirno Of purchase. February
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House and Lot in Cda,s,on's Court dt auction.
BY SMITH &s NIcGILLIVRAY.
Will be sold TOMORROW the 5th inst at II O'Clock,
the north OF the Exchange '.cl-
That LOT OF LAND on the south side Of Hargrayes
Tavern measuring "a feet inches front on Cannons
Court by 140 feet Deep lcss together with the
buildings thereon. 5.&--:,
Terms-s750 cash. balance in one year. Purchaser to
INV ma for nauers zs.t. - February :
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BAUGH'S
raw BONE PHOSPHATE

THE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE has
always been benedcial-the only difficulty being to
obtain genuine article Before offering BAUaH'3
PHOSPHATE on the market the last season, Hlbmltsea
II for analysis to Professor Shepard of the South Caro-
lima Medical College, who fully endorsed it, nnd his
opinion has now been verified by actual experiment by
our own Planters, whose testimony have of tho sl-
pcrior e1ceency of ts Phosphate especially in the cu
turo of Cotton In insuri1g good stand.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERy.-on Saturday night, about

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday night, about
O'Clock, all attempt was made to rob Mrs. Hill
DERs' well-known boarding house. OH King street.
1t would appear, from tho information VIC hafo
cleaned, that two freednlcn gained access to the
dining-room Of tho establishment, through tho
entrance and stairway, located between tho stores
occupied by Mossrs. CARR1NGToN Il Co and Fo-
CARTE s. Sr11LMAN. The thieves had succeeded
in bringing down q number OF articles, such as
coffee, hams, crockcry, table-cloths, etc., which
they concealed under the staircase. AS they wore
emerging with their booty into tho street, vide
awake policeman smelled q mice, and began to IN
stitute al impromptu investigation whom freed
man No. lifted u, his shins and slopod, aud
freedman No. 2 was locked in the tender embrace
Of the watchman, wlo, with characteristic care,
provided the said No. 2 with suitable lodgings in
the public boarding-houso generally kn,wn rs
lA1LARDs Hotel, the very gcntlcmanly landlord
Of which will doubtless 500 to the ful ther dispo-
sition of his guest this morning.
The HANLoNs on Saturday night had large
and highly fashionable audience. Among the lat
ter we would take occasion to say was our worthy
sell, Mrs. Local, and all the young Locals. Let
none OF our friends bring SHAKsPEARE down upon
us, and ssy this is giving to airy nothing Local
habitation. But the HANLoNs Such feats OF cor
porcal sity, manual dexterity, dorsal fexibiity,
poplitcal pabi.ity, and Yertobral suppleness were
never before exhibited upon Charleston stage.
1t is great pity We have no suitable arena upon
which these distinguished muscular artists can
exhibit their skill. Prof TANNER and his learned
dogs and monkeys behaved admirably, as indeed
becomes dogs who have performed before her
Britannia Majesty. A wag BY our side, who had not
the fear Of Queen VICTORIA before his eyes, on sec
ing the little pup top Of the Professors skull
cap, profanelY remarked: Gle has dog on tho
BRAIN" But this was sarcasm, rs Artemus Ward
would say, and has nothing to do with the 0show."
The pantomimo, the Sphynx, and the French
dancing master were oil very good, and all very
funny Our buccinators were sore from excessive
cachinnaton, before the exercises had been moro
than half completed.
Those who like to see the impossible made
possible, probable, nay, actually real, should go
and see TIE HANLoNs. Those who find it inconTe-
nient to go at night WI; be pleased to learn that
matinee performance is to be given for their
special benefit on Wednesday afternoon. The
HAN1oNs will close their interesting entertainments
on Wednesday night, aud proceed to Columbia on
Thursday.
o.
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A-A-A-A-A-

Tho bost Dyspephc Bitters now in use are PANKNN 8
Hepatic Bitters They never fail to give relief Try
bottle and be convinced. For :sle by all Druggists.
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:. I'laatation In Pile County, Georgia
LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.

At Private Sale
PLANTATION on Macon and Western Railroad,
three miles from Miner station about forty frotu
acres of lcud-GO0 cleared Cotton and Provisions, and
balance in woods.
On the place are 1nrge Dwelling nearly finished forty
and large orchard. small stream r11ns through the
tract This place is healthy residence all the year.
For particulars, apply as above, at
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HY II. nj. MARSHALL & BRO.

At Private Sale
4l7 ACRES WE'LL WOODED TURpENTINE LAND,
in tho Parish Of St James Goose Creek. Plat can be
seen at our Office. Terms-One-halt cash; balance by
bond and mortgage in year. Purchaser to pay US
for papers. mtuth3 February
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TIE World MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New YoRK-By reference to an advertisement
in another column, it will be seen that popular
friend, Capt. CAY, has been appointed tho agent
for the above Company iu this CITY, There are few
insurance companies that can offer similar facili-
ties to tho public. Tho Mutual has been long
established and has cash capital of s200, 600; it's
dividends are declared promptly and losses paid
on presentation. Mr.. ). ALFRED CAY has located
himself at Law Range where be is prepared to III
sure lives according to tho best principles.
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Musical CUR1os1rY.-By reference to our adj
vertising columns it will be seen that Mr.. D. JACOBS
intends to raflo handsome and valuable bird mlu-
sic box, worth about $500. Wo have examined this
beautiful specimen Of mechanical skill and ingc
nuity, and pronounce it c.er douure of musical
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UNITED STATES HosPrTAL.-The Trustees of the
Roper Hospital having regained possession OF
their property, the United States Authorities have
been engaged for some time erecting hospital
buildings, over which they will have exclusive ju-
risdiction. They have leased the lot on the south
side Of Tradd street, almost opposite to Logan
street, long known as the Rutledge lot. This is
admirably adapted for the purpose intended on
account of its depth tho lot extending from Tradd
street to the water. The old mansion was burnt
during the great fire of 81, and since TINT time no
improvements have been made on the premises.
It was occupied since the war by freedmen, but
has now been leased for a term Of years by the
United States, who design usiag it for hospital
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Desirable Residence on, the Southwest coyne.1Qt;
RatLedge. and Montague streets. ~ af,.s
n. A -

TOMORROW, 9TH February; vii be offered for sele on
All that LOT OF LAND, with the twostory and q half
BRICK. DWELLING, with the outbuildings thereon;
known by the No. I on Rutledgo street.
try, with dressing room ab;ve with three finished attic
rooms, double piazza large cstarn built IN 1852 Of best
materials and finely nished with heavy cornices and
centre pieces on lower aoor Gas throughout house
rooms lathed and plastered On the premises is stable
and carringe house. with two rooms above fitted up for
servants apsrtments. The Lot measures on Rutedge
The premises are in first rate ordera snd immediate
possession will be given Tho above premises be
treated for at private sale, and ca be inspected ap
cation to me. 49, :iffsss sT..S
Conditions third cash; balance In one, ,t@o and
three years. secured by bond and interest
sured and policy assi.aed Purchaser topay me
pers. q. &c. Fb l. a, :; -. February Is
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Valuable and aoeu knoums Bdkery Stand Er-s
ec,Nor's SdIe-Est0te of Tie late Jota r. Wits;
chen of Itoo Lots and q. Brick House, ,aoto occal
Auctio.s = q -.
BY SMITH & sHicGILEIVRAY,1s 8 SE.sf:st $: e
Real Estate Agents, No.s2Y Broad Street.
VIII positively be sold on the Of the Old Ccs-
tom House, ut IL O'Clock, To-hrORRoW, the 9Th OF
February, ...ss.Eir
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUHDNGS there
on situate the west side OF Chrch street, "a feet
'front.' and 130 feet Deep less, with Brick Build
ing known as 115 Church street Together With that Io
Of Land adjoining the above on the South measuring
front on Church Street 81 feet inches and ON the
2G cct inches, more less and in depth 139 feet
inches on the northern line, 125 feet Inches
St Philips Church Yasd. 5s 5U5s
This sale presents fine chance for profitable invest
ment It IL the oldest Bakery stand In the city.
Ter1ns-One-quaror cash; balance In one two, three
and four ye1rs, secured by mortgage Of the property
Purchaser to pay Solicitor of Estae for papers and e1-
penses Of papers. ----------7-s->
Fcfr1ary = gs.l
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Il Valuable Sea Island Colon Plaaaat;on on John,
s-f ToJ l,,3 nj Asroj;or,-

DY SMITH & McG1LliVRAY,ss ,sss:.jsszs5sz.
Real Estate Brokers, No. "a. Broad Street.
Will be sold at Public 0utcry, ut tho north steps Of
Old Custom House, TO MORROW, the 9Th day Of FeE-
ruary, at II o'clock A. H.
Hn the Edenyale Road. near 3Bugbee Bridge,
tanning ak hundred tRCCl acres more OF less OF first
class Cotton Lands three hundred aud fifty $500 acres OF
which arc cleared. Bounded north by lands Of Mrs.,
Angel, on the south by lands Of - Whaley, on the
east by the lands Of Roper and west the Eden3ale
Road :: g
On the place is good Dwelling. s =
These lands arc well timberedi and afford Bplendidf
range for stock Titles indisputable.
Terms quarter cash; baancei in one tWof and
three years. secured BY bond and mortgage
February ~, 80 81, ,;:l mWx q 10.
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UY Z. NJ. MARali!iLII & BRO.
LOTS in Alexander and Charlotte streets TO LEASE
for term of years,
Fr,t1arr mtuths4
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-9oN. GEORGE
s. BRYAN presidtng::--lNo, business: was. transacted
on Saturday sThe! sentences viii be imposed rpon
the different criminal cases that have been tried
in thia Court today at III A. NJ.
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EY SMITH 4 hIcGILEIVRAY,, - = :
Estate sFsaV houses and Lots a. duo
BY SMITH & McGlLLIVRAY,

win positively be sold, at Ii o'clock onoRRow, The
9th day OF February next on the north .eps OF The:
Exchange, -. -. -!
The following LOIS OF LAND with the BUILDINGS
thereon belonging to the estate OF James F. .Hat de-
ceased:
No IL PITT STREET, east side. near Beanfsn street.
Lot 40 feet front by 103 feet In deph moro or ess TO-
gether with o eat twostory Dwelling thereon, with
kitchen and outbuildngs This property is pleasantly
located in respectable neighborhood:
No. 6. DUNCAN STREET, south side. near Coming
more or loss, together with the twostory Dwelling and
kitchen attached, and small building in the rear-a OF
wood ..,isas
No. DUNCAN STREET, next the above. Lot meas-
feet inches front by 1S5 leet Deep or lees
together with the two-story Dwelling and kitchen Rt-
tached thcrcon-al of wood. a44. z5,s5
Terns-One-third cash. balance III one and two yea:s,
secured by mortgage of property Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamp. stuti3 mtu2 February 4 :
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RY4l. s. K.BENNETur: -

TOMORROW, he 5th instant at II O'Clock near tie +
old Exchange, at the corner Of Brood and East Bay
streets, I will sell .s..Ts q. .,;E:.ses :
Those five LOTS with comfortable houses thereon, lo
Gated in Weirs Court In Ward No. g. fronting Lucas
street Lots measure - feet front y-feet in depth.
Tho houses all IN good repair and bringing good
rents Two contain four rooms EACH and three contain
three rooms each. - Il. .fs.sae.
Conditions cash; balance In one and two
years. secured bya bond and mortgage Of the property
With interest payable semi annually Buildings be :
kept insured and policy assigned Purchasers to pay
al necessary papers, February 4a1t;
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THE TIME To ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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a tsoo-aald-a-7tay story Wooden Blittling, toitt
Kitchen, knopn as NO. 36 King street, on the east
side, beteoeen Weens's Court and Prices Alley, a.
Aacii0n.
BY SnITTH & nIcGILLIVRAY,tls lst'}es.:.: -. :
ssf=e;sAuctioneers.JNo No. az Brond street.
Will be sold TOMORROW, tho 5th Of February, at II Z
clock, tho north Of the old Custom House =:
February - {iT9.tt !sI.
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large Lot the east side at 1eetan9 GboUe Md7yJ
street, running through 10 Nassau street, aoith
Small Tenement thereon, dt AUCTION.
By SMITH & DIeGn4LIVRAY,E i
Real Estate Brokers, No. "a Broad street.
Will be sold TOMORROW, the 9Th Of February at II
O'clock on the north steps of the Old Custom House,
at public outcry s-Esss&15 -
All that valuable LOT OF LAND, buthng and bound
ing north lands OF Louisa McVicar and William Grant,
south lands Of Edward c. Keckley, cost on Nassau
street. and west Meeting street, measuring 60 fest
front by 100 feet Deep moro less, together with Wood
en- Building thereon. +,.sss
cash; balance in one, two and three
years. secured by mortgage Purchaser to pay us tot
papers and stamps stuths4 mtu2 February