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THE GALAXY, for January Is, has reached US.
The following is th table of contents;
1. Tristan. A Story in Three Parts. Part 2. By
Edward Spencer, with an Illustration BY Magrath.
Q. Nix. BY Mary; Ellen Atkinson. g. Sayonarola.
By Anna Cora Ritchie. f. Traditions OF the Black
feet. BY John Mason Brown. S. The Clayerings.
BY Anthony Trollope, with an llustIation).
Chapter 9Sth Florence Burton makes up packet.
Chapter s9th. Showing why Harry ClaEering was
wanted at the Rectory. 6. Aims ut the Beautiful
Gate" BY q. HI: Imperial France: Past, Pres
ent and Future By George NJ. Towle. 9. The
London Clubs. ByW. Winwood Reade. 9: Shapes
of A Soul. By Sarah NJ. B. Patt. 10. The Poor
Capitalists. BY Marie Rowland. IL. Advertising.
BY George Wakeman. II. The House Opposite.
By Maria j. Pool. .13. NebulR. By the Editor.
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REAL EsTA1E.-Attention is called to severa
sales of Real Estate by Mr.. JAarEs TuPPER, Master
in Equity, advertised in this days issue.
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uuDEp nnCREEN EQUITY.

Fn7adn and Sprad us. Kan9rnan.
VIII be sod under the direction Of the S ~ y,
the old Custom House,; on THIS DAY. Ine 'ui %
!. All thai LOT OF LAND, situated In the Gty o, a
Charleston and knownn oern pas ,a ., Nos m and
9Sa hanndina and measuring Lot No. &c. northwardly
by lot No. ass IS feet nohes southwarsy 6y Away sS
Court s5 foet inches east py No Ios ~ s0g lis 3d. feet Lot
NJ oss orhwardly on Roberts Court S5 feet inches
sothwardy on Lot No. So s6 feet inches; osstward
on Lots Noe 22s go and 2S0 1!6 net; ana
on Lot No. 2b2, liz feet, more u iaas.
q All those LOTS OF LAND, in the Gty Of Chatlestop,
known in certain plat Of lands arasS S Se Soa a
9 2s1 and aea bounding ana on RoSers
follows w Lot NO asa on Lot No Ss IS fee.
sinehs: eastwardly Lot No. 2ss l6 feet; and west
wsrly by Lot No. 25 115 feet L3t NO. soL on
fot No sT s5 feet inches eastwardy on Lot no ~
TX tet and westwardIy on lands of Mrs Flood 10 eet
Lot No 2e0 northwardly on Lot NO 2oI 1oo ee
wary Lot No. u.s. @ isHs; on Int Nc 24 ieo
Tn No 2s7 northwardy on Lot No. 2es 100 feet south
wary on Lot No. 1885, 100 feet on on S [
Ssees ~ ~ sser norihaardy rS 100 feet; south
I9orv v on it No 9e7 feet eaatwary on @ N1Ts. % maj
street. 40 feet and vostward or no1 No. z01 II feet
ot No 90 northya1yL Ga Lot or H. I 1eo
easwardly On Lot no as1 l15 feet; and TeasTaray 81
lands d Mrs Flood 6 feet hos NO a0i on Ioe No
Ss SIS feet nches esstwary on Lot NO. 2os 10 'ss es
and Westwardly on Lot No. 2o rs feet Los Nu. ao
no5thTsEsdSy n.y. % ss9 IS feet nesss @ Iot
2G 287 and 2os. 116 feet; and West"sroy Gu I0
1l6 feet -, ,ooosoarv to nav th
oata and the amount due the plaintiffs In fu ano u
SsIsnce On credit Of one year. to be secured BY Dond
fine purchaser and mortgage OF tne premises W. W. - -,
est nom day of sale payable annually TppsP
for paPeIs'o tnf7 Master in Equity.
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PROFESSOR HOLMES BNopTRIc EXHIBITION FOB
THE BENEFIT OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF TRINITY
CHuRcH-In another column the Superintendents
of this Sunday School advertise that an exhibition
similar to that which was given some weeks since
in aid Of the Sunday School Of the Second Presby-
terian Church, will be afforded the public at Trini-
ty Church tonight, for the benefit Of their school,
It were scarcely necessary to remark that tho en-
tertaiDment which Prof. Holmes costly and inge-
nious apparatus affords-with the selection Of
views carefully made by hinlseH-is Of the most
instructive and charming character, inasmuch as
many Of our citizens have already been permitted
to enjoy it. The exhibitions last winter at the
Charleston College were numerously attended and
highly appreciated. We learn that several new
pictures have been added to the collection.
It speaks well for the Professor that he is willing
to make his elegant entertainment subscrvient to
the cause of Sunday Schools: Trinity Church,
during the siege, was necessarily abandoned Gy its
congregation, and its Sunday School was entirely
broken up. During the past year, under very en-
barrassing circumstances, its pastor and members
labored to gather together the scattered fag-
ments, and put the Church and its institutions on
prosperous basis. Its Sunday School has been
gradually improving. It is Eow one of the largest
in the city, and promises great usefulness.
We wish every laudable effort for the pr )motlo1
IT it's welfare emnient success.
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T,rrrn s.,Tpa DIsTa1cr- CouRr-Hon. GEO. s
oNAi.D sAeAA1 r1.:. r,,,.t -, !.
BRYAN, District Judge, presldlng.-Inis court "ae
opened ut II A. NJ, at the United States Court
Eoree proud atreet opposite Orange street, The
n,s'. -, p,,,, r,ne For and seva-
1strlct Attorney JOHN h'lLifs iasq'' CIV 'o'o
raj members of the Bar, were present.
The nanel of the Grand and Petit and Pleas
Jnries was called over by the Clerk and sufficient
nnn,her NOT annearine from whom Juries could be
Organized. his Honor Judge Bryan ordered tales OF
Grand and Petit Juries to be drawn to attend on
this day at ii A. N.
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TEE ArMospuERE OF LOVE is pure, sweet
breath. This desideratum is ono OF the results OF
using Sozodont, which not only invlgorates and
preserves tho tooth, but renders the mouth as
fro Grant 40 q rose. tus
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PARENTS cannot be too particular in observing
any symptoms that predispose their little ones to
an attack Of Group, which is always distressing
and often fatal. MARspEN's PEcroRAL BALM is now
recommended as tie most effective, safe, and
pleasant remedy known. For sale by all Drug
gists.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. CO., Agents.
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saa1s ~ CL1pEoRD & mAFHEwRs,

Real Estate Agents, No. 66 Broad street.
Thst TRACT OF LAND ON Edsto Island. well Known as
the Seaside Plantation containing about LOO acres OF
hio arabic land 1000 Of which are cleared and under
cuHyaHon and COO acres ofmarsh The average nld o.
these lands in ordinary seasons was 1bo lhs o. clean COZ
ton of the finest quality to the acre. and they have pro
Imced as hich as 200 lbs per acre. This Plantation u
ssted inedatey on the ocean and about qusrter OF
mile from the healthy summer resort OF TIE planters On
avigshle Tor coasnR yessols with convenient
Ve little fencing is required to enclose the whole Place
water forming boundary ON two sides Il Il
ahnnt savcn an - rom the steamboat public landing
his Tract oroi, consisted Of three plantations and
can be casiy subdded and its health advantages ano
well known producveuess render 1t one on tne most o'
srable Plantations on the Island.
For terms, &C., apply as above. ,.,,.,, -
January s - et4e1
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PRIVATE E=SALE 81:

SEQ Island Colon Plantation. Of best qualify ga
- f.s LdrL = t.rs ,2:s... ..tj .,,l
BY CLIFFORD ~ .MATHEWES,. .
Real Estate Agents, No. S8 sRroad ssreet. ~
At Private Sale 80, -, 7, IN. Z
TIoN known ss Inverness and Gbert.s, situated nrI
Prince williams Parish, OF Old PocoahSo ON
RIVER nayigable at the landing for vessels
contsnina ZOO acres about $50 70 SOC acres which are.
Cleared and all well wooded and partially settled
For terms kc,, apply as above.
January 8 - -. solasoM -;
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CURE FOR COUCH Oh CoLD.-As soon as there
is the sIe lest uneasiness Of the Chest, with
difficulty of breathing, or indications of Cough,
take during the day q fow "Brown's Bronchial
Troches." Containing domulcent ntingredients, thoy
allay Pulmonary Irritation. Have thon, in readl-
ness upon the first appearance of Cold or Congh.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

AfitS1loI u.s. GQTQeR. =.
,,, M cold under the direction Of the unders gneo at
M 10 o5 Gstom Hoass In this city on TUESDAY the
18th 3 I dsy Of at Il o'clock r. .n;n M side of
Al tunt aot n this city known by the number 81
ass sssa earns srSs in front On said street 2
sest and II depth sixty s feet more or less IaaWay
y = na Ssa e south By land Of G.
Olley. o,r,SD with TIE buildings and i'm
proyemen @ and measuring in front on West street
street. ~ 70 .s a FEET and in depth hundred and oE
Bounding TO tse the sSuh aSI on On West a
now OF s ~ si on land now or late Of Mrs Faoer ano
81 Ss west on land now ae the property OF tue
tate of John Y. Bradley, =. .,roe enccess,ye
,stnInents secured by bond Of the purchase.
and mortgage Of the premises with u, e nsrd and
sale, payable annually Banss ~ nns for 70 pspers Ds
policy nssignea' 1ute JAMES TUPPER,
tuf Master ap Equity. Equity.
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House and Lot on the north side Of Columbus street,
near the South Carolina Railroad at auction.
BY SMITH g. &McGILLIVRAY.
Will be sold, ut IL o'clock THIS DAY, tho 9th Janu
ary, on the north steps Of the Old Custom House
Tint VALUABLE LOT OF LAND on the north wes
corner Of Robbins Court measuring SO feet front
Columbus street. by ITO feet deep Robbins Court
more or less together with the comfortable Resdenc
and outbuldns thereon, exclusive Of the rear tene
ment
Terms-Haif cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
January 8
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uNpEa pEcREE IR EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Porchcr us. PoroheT.
xu,u r.. aola nnder the direction OF the undersigned,
The Old Custom House, on THIS DAY, the 9th o.
January, 1857. at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
i AIL THAT PLANTATION in st. Johns, Berkley,
known as ,pring Plaus," containing 21ou acres more
o. bounding north ON lands Of Estate OF 91o paner
annt on lands of Estate Of Philip NJ Porcher and west
on lands Of Dr. snowden-of which there are to sUo
reet pina lands Comfortable Dwelling and good out
buildings.
ATT THAT PLANTATION known as Old Field, in
IN s Stephens Parrish Containing 2ss6 acres more OF
less-bounding north santee River; east on hnas %
n Iocker: south on lands Of John Thurston west On
ianda OF Theodore Gourdn-consispg OF hisn and ana
swamp. With reservation Of Family Burial Ground con-
TermsLOne-t third caah balance In three equal suc-
cestye annual ins1lment secured by bond OF the pnr
chsser and mortgage Of the premises with interest," mo
day Of sac payable annually Purchaser 70 pay Ior pa
pers. -, S1..tor n Eonitv
Janunry8 TUT E!.-4 Mhseel = S4@...-
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Sea Island Plantation al Priudts SG&;
nv w. u. LEITCH 6 r. 8. BHUNSs

Sea Island Plantation al Pr!udS gaze SgSs
NV W. z. LEITCH 8 II. 8. BhUNS,,
r,raI,srs and Auctioncers, IS Broad street.
BEARS BLUFF, also known as RlvEss 1tS;a;ra.
tho Southern extremity Of WadmalRw isano, @
osn 600 NJ Cotton Land nearly all OF which has
ecn cultivated Extensive Improvements oaS naUe DELL
5a ,,on fine ulnce the past year, over Soo nAV1i8
aae upon n superior and necessary buildings, In
Guiding store and dwelling ten double name noSses VII
brick chnss cotton Ss Sepss is central and vey
uacye and remarkable for It's & ~ HSs
esn cultivated the past year IN connecTon sSs- tSsv
srpnnt plantation" offered for SAFE ioge1ns &
c -. desirabIe property be found on tne ses
| Islands. 700 -
,,,, :, ,,,a TWELVE SUPERIOR MULES Wagons.
plouahs' m Steam Engines. &c. =. thstae- January
VSfsa5ie Plantation near .Bl,!BlOn and House in
pv1Acos gsfeeSnE geoaEx s. co.
Al 4. rTgS hat TRAcT OF LAND known as Rose Dew Pana.
ton situated on May River four miles nom hp5son;
eSnssd trss h1dred Of which are cearea and seventy @
acres OF marsh. This place has neen 4noss Nv os
this year. and tie lands are OF tne pSss NJ ham
n, honss and negro houses. Also, belonging to tns
shoys and short distance from it. tract OF one hundred
acres @ S' to above can be purchased comfortable two
story Dwelling and outbuildngs on one ~ acre Lot In
Attract OF LAND within three 81 miles OF Bluasona,
onntain;no seven hundred and Hxtwo and hR1 ieA1h
Of Wl1cQ 1B heavily HSO<lS2 >"oS
aoS Pine: and being Immediately conueus 70 My
River could be made profitable by hs e .. ~ %o9o o.
These unds wien cleared are Of the best tI -
iaIsnd Cotton Adjoining. and belonging to tbs Place
"a ffteen (16l aere lot high bluh on may 1see
FOR settlement and Summer Residence being persec1
ly healthy OF oil seasens ,,.,, =. .+ore at
Cst CohNtEh " ~ H0'N DO tu Up staiu.
BY H.. NJ. MARSHALL q BRO.
rnRSER HToRE used as Grocery in the western
mart of the city, south Of Calhoun street
Fl For firther PARTICULARS apply ss above 81 crppp.r
II Iennorv + No. 50 BhOAU St!se----- -
e Fine Piano al P,4rGte S9s:
nv SMITH & McGILLly IA -, 49,.
.nct,oneers. - No. az Broad street" :.
% January3
F.,,,it,c Horses, Vehicles, DC, Gt ASosso1'' 'ni,,
E" '1ess ~ SMITH & McGILL1vhaa,c c+.4,
u ~ az H,nad street, south s1de, "oaA 49, 49,
W. " street. .,s.roas 4
3 3 Sales of FURNITURE &c. ut praVale fs.'e >..,s
O. tended to at nlodeTs1s @nSIs6HY for HORSES VEHICLE
1pSITRF. ApsnTT ac, at 10 O'CLOCK el's
October -
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:! Ho,,se, nna Los No. 8 Elliott street.

House and Lot, No. 8 Elliott street. = :.
-. BY CLIFFORD d &MATHEWEsd -. g
Real Estate Agents, No. So Broad Etfect...
VIII be sold TOMORROW. 9th January, at II O'Clock.
- at the old Postofaee, "a .eI
That ONE-sTORY WOODEN HOUSE, with the- LOT.
known as No. 8 Elliott street. having 1S feet inches,
more or ess 'front.' and % feet DEPTH more or Less being
but three doors from East Bay. ,.-i-..
for papers and stamps. 'S3'. 9 5anuaryo :
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TIE NORTHEASTERN RAnRoAD.-We recently
callel the attention of the authorities to the
dition Of the streets in the upper portion Of the
city; and being Of an nquiring mind, were tempted
to pursue our investigations further, but we're
brought. to q full halt by a young lake, whose
placid waters filed . portion Of the old site Of
Chapel street, near the depot. This sheet Of
water is neither picturesque or useful and the in-
habitanta of that locality mot possessing aquatic
tastes, are rather Disguised attho quantity Of the
fluid in their vicinity.
The railroad authorities have raised their
grounds and protected them in this way from the
inundation. BY these means the water has been
thrown upon the street, and the drain being choked
it remains until evaporated by the action Of the
sun. Since the war q number Of improvements
have been effected by the railroad authorities, par
ticularly filing in large area Of marsh land
and rendering It available for building purposes.
The outlet Of the city drain was closed by this
performance, and it has never been re-e1tended to
the marsh.
As the ground in this vicinity is naturally low,
the water frequently ramairs until st2gnant. and
under summers SUN would render the neighbor-
hood quite sickly. A Alitti5 attention bestowed on
this spot would soon remedy the evil and restore
the street to q dryconditon. At present the om-
nibuses and other vehicles that frequent the depot
have to make detour to avoid the water, while
foot passengers nre obliged to wade or swim, as
their tastes incline them.
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Estate Sale Valuable Sea Island Cotton Pan
==;;=iis.. io7l ON Johns Island -:
BY CLIEFORD & &MATHEWES,l ~

will be sold To-M6RROW, 9th January. 1867, ct the
old PoBtoflce, at III O'Clock. -. = = -
PARK PLANTATION, situated ON John laland. II.
teen miles from the city contains 1900 acres Of
and large body Of Marsh Land; 400 acres Of ths
high lands are cleared and well the produo
ton Of fine Long Cotton, from which large crops hsse
been formerly obhined.. The remainder Of the tract
In woods tost Of which Is original growth aordng an
abundant supply Of timber which, nom dts proxniyto
the river may be 1node available and profitable Thero:
is small Dwelling and other buildinga on the place
The BACK PEN PLANTATION, ON johns 1sland, con.
tans about 1000 acres, but q sma1 portion OF
woods Of original growth Astounding in pine and oher
timber which would afford great Inducements to pur.
chaser disposed to engage the timber busnees indie
pendent Of the advantages which may be from g.
soil well adapted to the cultivation OF cotton and 1or
other agricultural purposes. - -;
years Purchasers TO pay Clifford Mathewes %3pf pa-
pers and stamps. tuthsAw1 -,; Januay sss
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.ITN0ER DECREE IN EQUITY

Under DECREE IN fs&SSA -
Strain ps. Linlehouse. ,..,,,,,., a.
Will be sold under the direction Of the nasssrSsot tSs Ss
tho old Custom House, In = ths cisyi ooa on NJ
All that LOT LAND on the ., ysss Ss nnSer saaa be- On
house street. in this city, anoTn Sy sns and
the pan 3mehouse S1 street @ feet and IN
depth one hundred and vo feet l0' ee' more 0' eae
W ALSO, 49,,
Al, that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above On tSa tS
south of the same dimenaions, and Rno~h oy tne
number 9, on the sanne plan.
ALSO,
g. All that LOT OF LAND on the north as o. ~ +ps
street known by the number 81. on the plan OF Int
Iimehouae Lands
ALSO, .
an that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on tn
uast. and known by tho number 49,
~ ALSO,
A., that Tot OF LAND adjoining the last above o.
the a. rgeat, and known by the number SO.
VT Terms-One6fth cash. balance in five equal succss
ove inataents secured BY bond Of the purchaser an
orteaae of the premises, with interest from Gay ol s
psyaSle annually Purchaser to pay toE PaPeTpsS Ps1pSp
1,,,o,va tuf Master in Equity.
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De Bows's REVIEW, for January, has como to
hand. Among the contributors this month we are
Glad to s-e the name of our old friend of tho
Southern oi.arterly, Prof. g. I. Holmes, of the
University o. Virginia, who has very interesting
paper on Millions Domestic Life, and his ethics OF
SSiYorce. MIR. Htzhugh's article on John Stuart
Mil on Political Economy, also has great deal of
interest at this time.
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AUCTION SALES.


Fish, Lumber and Ldths, Cargo Of British Brig
aChe6uctoo." drea from Halifa1, and consigned
te Messrs. Z. s. g I. G.. Budd.
BIZ HENRY COBIA & co.
THIS DAY, 9th january, 1867, alongside Of British
brig "Chebuctoo, OF Boyce's Wharf at II O'clock will
be sold. CARGO OF SAID VESSEL as follows VIZ:
6S5 PACKAGES NO. i EXTRA, NO. l., NO. 2
Large ard No. Large Mackerel, in bbls., y
bbls, bbls. and kits
81 packages Picked Herrings
~ half barrels and hts No. Salmon
AZ half barrels and Ats No. 2 Salmon
II Ets No. L Salmon Trout
16 hah barrss Young Mackerel
1000 boxes Scaled and No. Herringr
80 boxes large dry Goldfish
So II feet White Pine Lumber, comprising inch
Boards, and inch Planks
10 NJ Laths a feet.
Conditions cash. January
Sugar Cured Han,s.
By HENRY COBIA & CO.
THIS DAY, at I'D O'clock In front OF our store will be
Bold
25 tercea choice sUaAR-cURED HAMS
Conditions cash. january
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TIE STREE OF TEE STEvEDoREs.-The large
number of colored workmen engaged as stevedores
among the shipping, and who have been on
strike for several days in order to procure larger
remuneration for their services, went to work
again yesterday, their employers having consented
tH increase their remuneration to 81 per day.
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Bacon Lard, dc.
| BY FL. & A. P. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY. the 9th inst will be sold before store, at
halEpast9 O'Clock,
15O pounds BACON SHOULDERS
900 poundR second quality Shoulders
400 pounds second quality Hams
800 pounds choice Bacon Strips
| 20 pals Leaf Lard 60
rs kegs Goshen Butter.
| Cc-,ditons cash. January
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Nazuao1e Sea Island Cotton Lands o.. aa.nes'

Vd{ua6s Sea lslllnd C0tton Idnds .I1!lseS Il:
- -. Island. .s.s.s5. - h:
BIZ CLIFFORD q MATHEWE6, s,t.,5.
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street. So
At Private Sale- 49,. ~; l,,r1ro,, Sr.,c
nm Iames' IaIand situsted on the stono River:
MAXCY-so7 acres, nearly all Of which is cleared; :,
healthy all the year; settled in building
DIIES CUT-s0 acres nearly all cleared.
MoTNTYRE-About 160 acres, nearly an cleared; ii-a
BURGHEs-29I acres about 200 OF which Is cleared.
The above sdioin each other and would make one tine
Plantations and will be sold separately or together
For terms, &c, apply as above tokasS ssnuGy @ yi
Al Priuate Sale, one Of a.e Largest and most Kdl
,lahle Sea Island Cotton Plantdt3ons on Extsso
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Butter and Lard.
by II. M. CATER.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf, at 10 O'Clock.
62 frhns and tubs choice STATE BUTTER
100 frldns good Lard.
hhda. choice Bacon Shoulders by order Of packerl
Conditions cash. Janusry
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BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION
WITH THE MUCH ADMIRED
DISSOLVING VIEWS
OF THE
BINOPTRIC LANTERN.

TUBS EVENING, JANUARY THE srH. AT QUARTER
il past O'Clock, q series Of INSTRUCTIVE AND EN-
TERTAEING VIEWS, with dissolving scenes. win be
exhibited by means of the BrNOPTRIO LANTERNs, at
Trinity Church. Hasel street. in aid of Its Sunday school
The entertainment will include Vier.s IN Palestine and
the East Prominent Cahedras and Minister'S OF Europe
Scenes in the Arctic Regions with moveabe views OF the
aurora Boreals'' or "Northern Daybreak.
Eruption Of Mount Vesuyius; smoke and flame In mo
ton, by mechanical agency.
Copies of celebrated Statuary; Incidents OF the tate
War; including the most remarkable events In Charles
ton Harbor; March of General Sherman Into Columba
the Burning Of the City.
United States Troops Entering Richmond
Sinking of the Stone Fleet off Charleston Harbor:
Battles Of Fort suter: Attack Of the 'ronsidea and
Monitors
Fort Sumter as it now appeara
THE woNDEnFul LAMP. WITH DfssoLyMa
SCENES.
TO CONCLUDE WITH
"THE LAST OF THE CHURCH MOUSE, or the Sex
toms Christmas Supper. "
Kng and Wentworth sreots at the door. or of the u-
der6igned. ar
cents EACH
sEoSAhR : 2 SIlsSa! SHAPh. supsrlntsndsnta.
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To Mr.. F. yoo1ER, of the CentraiNews Depot
No. 1os Market street, wo are indebted for late
copies of the Round Table, Staats Zeit'tn9, and
other Nav York papers, daily and weekly.
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Furniture, Blankets &C., for and on account Of all
concerned
BY J. A. THOURON.
THIS DAY, January 8, 1887, at halfpast 10 NJ, IN
front of my store No. "a State street. without any re-
serve for cash, In lots to suit,
BUREAU, 2 Tets-a-T -Tetes Card Tables. Bedatead,
Stove, Benches, &C., &C., &c.
200 White ard Gray Blankets,
100 Sheets, sthirta and Drawers
so Single Iron Bedsteads
8 cases choice Stuffed Birds, DC
Together with usual assortment all Of which VIII
be disposed OF for cash. Sale poatye.
Outdoor saes attended to as usual with promptness,
30 call at No. a f3tate street, south Of Queen.
January T.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08

Fine lots md Houses IN Wae7s couTs, Hu1
= s'e No. 6.
BY +. 8. K. BEENGTT.
o THITRsDAY noYt tho 10th instant near the oid A En
change at corner OF Broad ana Eah' nHs 'ioo'' -
hoas Ss a' FIVE LOTS With comfortable HOUSES thereon
located In Wiers Court In Ward NO. n9nupe gn ast N
s The Houses are all In good repair aud bringing
GOOD rents Two contain four rooms eaoh' ana .n1e0
contai9 third cash; balance in one and two
ov aacnred by bond and mortgage Of the properly,
;Vb ,nteres payable seniannuny Buildings 70 M pc
hent INSURED and policy assigned PurcnaseF 70 paS ~
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