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All that LOT OF LAND, with tho two-story Wooden
aide of Bull street. and known No. II, measuring In
front 20 feet md depth LID foet or less bound
pr North on Bull street. east lot Of F. Schaer west
on lot f Hopton and south lot of John Francis.
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BRowE's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, when allowed to
dissolve in the mouth, have direct influence to
the affected parts the soothing effect to the
mucous lining Of the windpipe allays Pulmonary
irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and
the various Throat Affections to which public
speakers and singers are liable.
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Valuable Sea Island Cotton Lands on James
Island.
BY CLIFFORD q MATHEWES,
4

Real Estate Agents, No. 56 Broad street.
At Private Sale s--&-sS=zs. q -
on james Island, situnted on the htono River:
MAXCY-397 acres nearly oil Of which .is cleared;
healthy all the year. settled In buildings. e
DILL'S CUT-80 acres, nearly all cleared. z1.;.sf:,
McINTYRE-About 160 acres, nearly all cleared. ~,
BURCHEs-2s1 acres, about 400 Of which Is cleared,
balance well wooded. ~ :
TSe above adjon each other and would make one fns
Plantation and will be sold separately together.
For terms &C., npply as above. s tuths6 January
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For Sale, Old Ioson Plantation, in 81. Andre,Ss
Parish.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSsURE, No. az Broad
af1

At Private Sale
The PLANTATION known aa GOLD TOWN." h st.
Andrews Parish belonging to the estate Of W. MoX.
Parker This tract of Land lies tho AHhley River a
two miles distant from Charleston, and commands
beautiful view of the city. It contains about l400 acres
of land Of which 500 acres less are cleared SEQ
slnnd Cotton and Provision Iands about $40 acres In
woods and about 376 acres In marsh and rush lands.
On the Plantation are comfortable quarters for one
hundred laborers, large Gin House, commodious
stable and shed, Blacksmith and Carpenters shop.
Church, small dwelling house in fair order, &c,
This Plantation 1s very valuable one, having been
for number Of years most successfully cultivated IN the
finest qualities Of Sea Island Cotton in corn and other
provision crops. It's facilities for being ferzed by
marsh mud and sedgc cannot be e1ceiled. the Aahay
River being boundary the east aud Crock that of
Its west
The natural beauties Of "old Town" are unusually
great the live oaks on the Plantation growing In great
0rofsion and OF great size and beauty nurnbdr Of
fresh water tsh ponds wsntonly destroyed during the
past two years. on the place. can, by small expendt-
ture OF labor and means bo restored to their formsr
loneliness The chimneys and brick foundations Of the
former dwelling house still standing, and could pro-
bably be used as they now are
couple of years Of attention and toste and modor
ate expenditure of means, would render this Plantation
one OF the most attractive homes In the Southern Ssa
The fertility Of its soil can be well attestsd to.
For particulars, apply as above, at.-- at
january 10 thstu6 No. 23 BROAD STREET.
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All that LOT wcet of tho above, known No. 10, me-
surne in front 20 aud in depth lao feet more or css
bounded north by Bull street. south by lot OF John Fran
cis ess by land estate Of A. Drowning and west lot
oY James Lee
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
JACOB COHEN l. Co. will sell this day, on Accomnoda-
ton Wharf, at 10 o'clock TAO sacks Of Liverpool salt,
JOHN RIGGS viii sell this day. at his Office, of
Broad street and East Bay at II o'clock, twostory
wooden dwelling in America street. and two building lots
adjointng also. Immediately after, 100000 unburnt
brick.
BowEns snoox will sell this day. in their store, No.
1877 Meeting street, opposite Market, at halfpast 10
O'clock an assortment of furniture, chairs, &c.
T. NJ. CATER will BELL this day. on Browns Wharf, at
10 o'clock, butter, lard. hams, &C.
M1L1aAN, ME1cHEas l. Co. will sell this day, at their
store No. % Vendue Range. Mt 10 O'Clock. lot Of dry
goods, cutlery, furniture, notions, &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day ut his Btore corner of
King and Liberty Streets at 10 O'Clock, well selected
invoice of dry goods, clothing, &c.
B. & A. P. CALDWELL viii sall this day, on board
schooner r. II. Hilto at Kerr's Wharf, at II o'clock,
about 800 bushels damaged corn.
LAuRE1 l. ALEXANDER will sell this day. in their store,
No 1877 East Bay at 10 o'clock. hams wrapping paper,
furniture, &C., SC.
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BREAKFAST CAKES Gn1DDIE CAKES, MUrFNs, ROLLS
&C., al made light and wholesome by using tie PIONEER
YEAST POWDER. If you would use Buckwheat without
having headache and eruptons, the Pioneer Yeast
Powder. Bakers will find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit &c. Sold by
GRUBER & MARTIN,
January 12 % No. 2SG King street
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TRACT OF LAND, within three t3) 1nios of Blunon,
containing seven hundred and a-half 7G2
acres a of which is heavily wooded with Oak Hickory
and Pine; and, being Immediately contiguous to hny
River, could be made profitable , the sale OF wood.
These ands when cleared OF the best quality for o
Island cotton Adjoining and belonging to this place. is
ahfteen t15 mere lot on high bluff on May Rver-tor
settlement nEd summer residence being perfectly
healthy at all ssasons
Terms: For the House and Lot In Bluton ''oash for
Roso Dew Plantation ono-hird tl cash balance in one
two md three years; for the other Tract one-haf
cash. balance in yoar Credit portion of above to be
secured by mortgage Of tho property.
Purchasers to pay us foT papers
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MAnsDrs's PEcroRn BALM, for Consumption
and Asthma.
DOWE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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partiality shown.~7Gn
MRss1ss j. HtcKL1NG 4 Co.'S GREAT UNION WATCH Co.,
New York City, wiah to immediately dispose of the above
magnificent Stock Certificates; naming articles, IRE
placed in sealed envelopes. Holders entitled to the
articles nemeI their certificate, upou payment OF len
Dollars whether it be Watch worth S75U or one worth
less The return of any OF our certificates titles sou 10
the article named thereon npon payment irrespective
OF its WORTH and artclo vallled less than S1U is
named on my certificate it will atonco be secu that this
is no Lottery, but straightforward Legitimate trans
action which may be participated i'll even by the most
fasudious.
"A single Certificate will be sent by mall post pad,
upon receipt OF 25 CENTS five for ST. eleven So thirty
three and elegant premium for s5 sxty-six and
valuable premium for $40. hundred and most superb
Watch for SIG. TO Agents those wishing employment
this is rare opportunity is legtimatey conducted
business duly authorized by the Government and open
to the most careful scrutiny. Try rs zszz
Address j, HI Ck LIN GZtS CO.
Nh. ll!' BFOuasvuY.N v.
Decamber18 1lro
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Hon. GEO. s
BRYAN presiding. :.
The case of the United States os. PATRICK BAN
NON, for attempting to pass as true and current
money certain coins Of original design, having
been assigned to this day, was taken up NJ. P.
OCoNNon, Esq, appeared for the defence, and the
District Attorney, JNo. PHILLIPS, ESD, for the
prosecution. After he"ring the evidence advanced
and the argument of the counsel the Jury retired,
and after nm absence Of two hours returned a vor-
dict Of mot Guilty"
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wharf NOTICES.
Union WHARVES,

AR TIE FOOT OF HAYNE And DPINCKNEYSTS.
nER NO. / HAs BEEN THOURoUGHLY REBUILT.
and is now greatly improved by the addition of q
she'd 200 feet long which offers advantages in landing anu
receiving cargoes. The screw steamships OF the al,
more anil Charleston Railroad and Steamship company
lulld their cargocs hero.
Piors Nos aad embrace largo water front avail
able for shipping. Tho proximity OF these docks TO the
Dry Dock renders them convenient Tor Vessels heean9
repairs. ,=,.. ..,, ia
Upon tho premises desirable locations for coal de-
pots woodyards, &C., to be rented.
coao,,1,or 90 thm:t,o LtSsnrs.
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PRIVATE SALES.
Sea Island Cotton Plantation Of iest quaEtya o

Sea Island L0Ez6n Fzd5Nt210H q 0eSt QE1atyl q
Lard. ZzzE@4- 49,.
NY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES,-1:
Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad street.
At Private Sale -
That VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
TON, known as Inverness and Glberts, situsted In
Prince William Parish, at Old Pocotaigo on Pooctago
River navigable ut the landing for vessels drawing
feet water and on the Charleston and Savannah Railroad
continuing 700 acrs about $50 to 800 acres Of which
cleared, and all we'll wooded and partially settled.
For terms, &C., spply as above. ~,
January e-5afs tuth66
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The PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND adjoining
.he above Known as Givehnm's Tract, containing 0l2
the two together bounded the north and west
by tile road 10 Bacons Bridge south by lands OF John
Collins and Mrs Rylo and east by land OF Col Joseph
Vafa
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A Novelty.
The latest and most eectual remedy for tho cure of
debility loss of appetite headache, torpor Of the LIVER
ETC., is PANKNIN's HEPATIC BrTTERs For sale by
nil Druorists. tn
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"Canst thou not minister to mind diseased
And, with some sweet, obiyious antidote,
Cleanse the foul bosom of the perilous stuff
Thatweighs upon the hearth?
Certainly; PLANTATION BlrTERs will do it when
not hing else will Melancholy Depression. Hypochon-
dra Insanity all spring or less, from diseased
stomach, and this PLANTATION BITTERS is sure
cure FOR. There is no mistake about it,; Dyspepsia.
Headache Duness Ague. and Low Spirits, must yield
to the heathgiving and genial influence Of the PLAN
TATIoN BITTERs If you are In doubt, make one
trial and be convinced tuths3 January 15
TRE pAY is fast coming upon when the use of Paint
and Powder will DO abandoned, the ladies fast
learning the use of ErrNa's FLUID EXTRACT sARsA
PAR1IrA AND QUEENS DELIGHT, aa it renders the sfn
soft and rosy. stuth5 January II
To PLANTERs.-H you wish Fertilizers, apply to J. N
ROBSON No. 81 East Bay who has always large stock,
and on the most favorable terms.
November 20 su thstu2mos
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The PLANTATION known al Golding Tract, contain.
ing 1876 aces situate In the Parish OF ST. Goorge Coe
ton district about miles from Summorville
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolinian ut Columbia. Is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ocel paper
Of the State 1t will be found at the present time aspe
csly valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves Of very large circulation
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S SOLUBLE PACIFIC.
GUANO
TEE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANo1s 1DEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. IT DIFFERS
ONLY IN THE PROPORTIONS OF TEE
SAME Ell, r,EMENTS.

yTTHME TT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, IT BIAS
w nearly tHise tho quantity Of Phosphate Of Lime,
Is per cent OF which is Immediately soluble It's effects
Cotton the past season have In many instances,
cecd Peruvian Guano has In no case proved less ac
teryenes tho crop does not suffer from it's as is tho
case with Peruvian duaio By Of the presence In
1t of large per cent Of Phosphate OF Lime it's i'm
proves the soil to extent that cannot be realized from
Peruvian Guano.
Every cargo Of this uano is subjected to rigid inspec
ton analysis and is sold basis ef actual value.
Tho undersigned Agent is prepared to furnish the ter.
mony Of well known South Carolina planters in evidence
Of the superior excellence Of this Guano.
J. N. ROBSON, Agent,
Decon,berA tuthssuamo NO. 62 EAST BaY
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GREGG'S BRIGADE.
CT. v0 aLER
NO. lO8 MARKET ST,
Books, Periodicals and Stationery.

TUsT RECEIVED
u A La supply Of STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
POCKET BOOKS, DIARIES for 1867, Etc,
ALSO,
fine and large selection of NOVELS, by the most
celebrated authors. SONG BOOKS, BOOKS for Home
AnuseIne &c.
All the MONTHLY MAGAZINES WEEKLY PAPERS.
DAILIES constantly on hand, and subscriptions re-
ceived for the same.
Orders from the country respectfully solicitcd.
TERssI IpERA~. November s
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WELcHs FURNISHING SyoRE.-Tllis popular es-
tablishmcnt, devoted exclusively to the improve
mcnt cf the personal appearance OF gentlemen,
We are happy to see has been again opened, under
the management and control of the same indvid-
nal who, since 1sl9, has given SO mnch salts
faction to, and treated with such courtesy, the
reonle OF Charleston. Mr.. WELcH md his store
ar so we'll known to ALL and his goods OF all kinds
an celebrated, that q reference to the adveftlsc-
c,ent Of his rcopcning, with full stock similar TO
Tint Which lined his shelves in former days, VIII
,,o sufficient to make his numerous friends pay
him as trsoucut visits as they did in times that's
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BIZ W. Y. LEITCIl i; r. 8. BRUINS,
Brolk ers a nd Auctioneers, No. rs Broad street.
To Ront PLANTATION, eight miles from tho city
and within half mile OF tho Soven Nile Pump, South
Carolina Railroad containing about 80 acres Of tnAnd
sanp rice land and 800 acres Of cotton and provision
Tie quality of this tract of land is unsurpassed
besides the privilege Of cutting oak and pine wood viii
be accorded which be shipped either by railroad oc
river On this Plantation will be found good Residence.
Containing four square rooms, end all the necessary cut
buildncs such as negro houses, barn, &c. Terms
conlmodatng. stuth3 JANUARY II
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Court met at 10 A. M. yesterday pursuant to nd
journmcnt
A number Of cases were called, in which not
pros was entered by the Attorney General. Others
were taken up in which the prisoner waived the
right Of trial by jury, and threw himself upon the
mercy of the court. These cases were decided by
the Judge, who then combined the powers Of coun-
sci, judge and jury:
The Stale us Duncan Cameron Assault and
Battery.
The jury returned verdict of guilty.
The State vs. Nelson Berwick and Robert Gail
lard-Larceny.
The first named prisoner plead guilty, and the
second waived tzial by jury, but was found guilty
by the court.
Robert Willinms-Larceny. Guilty.
VIM. Armstrong-Larceny. Plead guilty.
John shcdell-Assault and Battery, with intent
to Kill.
The tial by jury being waived, the court de-
creed him guilty Of an aggravated case Of assault
and battery.
G. orge smith-Larcony. - :
This was case, mentioned some time back, Of
a party losing money by the game known as "thim-
BILE rig" Isaac HAYNE, Esq, examined the Wit
nesses and conducted the prosecution. G. a. ST.
MoNroN, Esq, appeared for the defence. The
court decreed the prisoner not guilty. and, on mo-
ton of c. Fl. s,MoNroN, Esq, he was ordered to
be discharged without delay.
George scott-Larceny.
Found guilty by the court.
Charles Whitmore, alas CHARLES Moore-Lar-
ceny.
Found guilty By tho court.
The hour Of adjournment having then arrived,
the court stood adiourned to 10 a. NJ. to-day.
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ssMusse,boro' Isiund' and .Bennetfs Point" P2a7s-
tdtions TOR Sale or 10 Lease.
By L. 8. *. BENNETT.
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE the two above named frst-
class SEA ISLAND AND SHORT COTTON PLANTA-
TIONS adjoining each other located In st. Barthoo-
news Parish, opposite to Fenwick and Hutchinson
Islands, at the head waters of the Ashepoo River and
Mosquito Greek.
These Lands nre fine as any on tho coast About
700 acres can be put under cultivation and In many
places bale Of Long Cotton can be made to the acre.
half mile OF fencing s all that s required on these tracts
of nearly au0O The surrounding marsh fats and
knowlls are convenient for manurnG and giving abund>
ant food during the entire year to horses mules, cows
tackles, &C.
At "Bennett's Point" # is perfectly healthy at M
of the year. the finest oysters aud fsh and gas
of every description abound It Is seldom 90 yaushA
and desirable description Of property Is offered to tho
public.
For further particulars, apply a. above, at
No. 40 BROAD STREET tUp StNrsf.
January suth
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A F1yn. foe nailes from tie CITY, ON Cooper Riue7s
BYI. s. X. BENNETT.
At Private Sale
A valuable and beautifully located FARM, fTe miles
from the city containing 800 On 1t La elegant
mansion, and all necessary outbuidinga. Apply ~
above ut No. 40 BROAD STREET tUP SIA1RSl.
January 12 stuth14F
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Vn.table Plantation near Blu6Ion and Ioase in
BlMBton.

On TUESDAY 22d Janunry at II O'clock at tho north OF
the Exchange, will be sold,
a comfortable two-story DWELLING and OUTBUuD-
NGS, on ono tl) acre lot In the town of Blufton.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND known as Rose Dew Pisnta-
tion situated May River, four AZ miles from Bluon,
containing one thousand 00G acres Of high land about
three hundred of which ceared) and seventy t70
acres Of marsh. This place has been under cultivation
this year and the lands OF the best quality for Sea
Island cotton and provisions. On the place is barn,
gin house and negro houses Also, belonging to the
above and short distance from II, tract Of one hun
drcd acres Of Pine land
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Those SIX LOTS in the yillage of Accabee known by
the numbers T. g. TO- H. 20 and 2l each measuring 1oo
fcet front by 100 teet deep
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Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS.
This Court met yesterday morning, at 10 O'clock.
The Grand Jury having answered to their names,
the following bills wero handed them by the Attor-
ney-General
The State Us. Isaac Haynes-Highway Robbery.
The State Us. Daniel Jenkins-Murdcr.
The State os. Hector Edmonds-Burglury.
After a short absence, the Grand Jury returned,
having found true bill in each case.
No cases being ready for trial before the Petit
Jury, they were discharged, and the Court ad-
iourned to 10 A. n. to-day.
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Three WATER LOTS in Limehonse street. known by
the numbers 49, 81 and 43 in plat Of the Lmehouso
Esate the first two measuring 81 feet frnnt ana lo5 leet
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Two H1GH LOTS Of end OF Limehouse street. Known
on said plat hunters rs ard IT, measuring 81 ieet
front and los feet deep.
Terns-One-third cash; tho balance on credit o. cne'
two aud three years. secured by bonds OF the purchasers
no nrnnerV THO buildings to be insured and kept In
sured until the bonds are paid and the policies to he aa
snnnd tv the Master. Purchasers to pay tor papers.
o4eis> ~ N JAMES w. GRAY,
1o,,o,ve tl1ng tut Master IN Equity.
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MAYORS Court, January 16.-Rebecca Caldwell
a dusky damsol, who had called at the house Of
Susan Jefferson, lady Of cullur," to see the
husband of the said Susan, and so raised tho
dander of the married woman that she launched a
vonev OF epithets and threats against the maiden
that would have knocked her over if her feet had
not furnished her with SO solid a foundation, and
then shook her fist directly in front of her eyes at
the end of the proboscis, and basely and loudly
termed her s:a Niger" which tho virgin was not
expected to on dure, but to appeal patheticaly to
the laws for redress, which she did, and had tho
female head Of household mulct in the sum of
SIS for her temperance"
Ben Gets, who was playing with bottle as
black as himself, and smelling the cork till he got
giddy, was fined SIS for tumbling against people in
the street.
An individual who had left his drays all night in
the cold, was made to pay IS for the use OF the
street.
One of those men who have never been drunk
before, but who meet with splendid success in
their first effort, was up Tor occupying too much
of The side walk, was facd IS, and advised to go
back to first principles.
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E. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINB.
BONE DUST MANURE.

JT7E BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
IVY ERS to the above superior manure for either
Corn or Cotton the experience of last year proving it
equal If not superior to Peruvian Gusno.
The following is the report of an analys made from
lot now in store:
Phosphate of Lime, soluble .................a 800
Phosphate Of Lime irsoluble. .2s.S0
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AUCTION SALES.

HG.s, SY r1R4RY MaRgE Ragsz rnE4asSE. nssi1sTs &c.
THI DAY, 17th inst will be sold In our store No. 13
100 TENNESSEE HAMS
200 New York Sugar Cured Pig Hams
100 reams Wrapping Paper.
One lot FURNITURE, consisting Of Bureaus. Ward.
robes. Bsdsteads, Mattresses, Chairs, Sofas. &c.
AND
One Wheeler Wilson SEWING MACHINE, in ma
Conditions cash. January II
Hams, on Account Of the Under,0: tiers and al
~ LAUREY & ALEXANDER. - ,.r
THIS t. 17th insi. will be sold in our store. No 1S7
East Bay account of the Underwriters AND all con-
sssss HAMS .shuy aam,gsS
Furniture, cAatrs, &C., &c.
W" be sold THs oSads pay n our sU5 No 27 Meeting
BUREAUS. sIDEBoARDs, Dining and Breakfast Ia
bea Bedstsaas End Mattresses. Cribs and Mattresse.
Tables, Rocking Chairs, Washsands Ice House. Bars Of
Steel, Cooking Stoves, &C., &c.
:. Conditions cash. Janr1arv J7
200 Packages Butter, no,o landing from, steamers
MonekG and Granada.
By Il. M. CATER.
200 frkins and tubs STRICTLY CHOICE BUTTER
now landing
Its frldns Lard, now landing
terces Rawson's celebrated Hams.
Conditions cash. January IT
Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.
By MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORENG, at 10 o'clock. will sell at my store,
corner of King and Liberty streets,
well selected invoice of DRY GOODS, just received
by steamship Granada
Pieces PRINTED SATINET, KENTUCKY JEAN
Piecea English and Scotch Tweeds
Pieces Doeskin, C Csssimere, Beaver
Pieces Dress Goods, Printed Lawn.
Pieces Jasenet Cambria. Twilled JEAN Irish Linen,
Longcloth Denims, Moking, Alpaca, HuckAback, Grey
Twilicd FLANNEL, White Shaker Flannel, Gc.
Dozens Breakfast shawls, Nubias. sontags, Hoods,
Companions Waterfalls, Hair Ncts Ba1noral Skirts sets
Cuts and Collars Toilet Soap, l. C. Handkerchefs, Silk
and Liee Thread Gloves Ladies' and Gents Hosiery,
Needles, Scissors penkniyes Kerosene Lamp shades
Over Coats, Business Coats. Pants, Vests, &C.
On Tomorrow Morning will sell,
Is cases BOOTS and SHOES, to close conaiguments.
Terms cash. Janunry II
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c. II. s1MoNroN, Esq, q member Of the Society,
being called upon, responded in his usual happy
manner, and concluded by offering in his turn
'sSouth Carolina: Under al circumstances we
will prove that we are her true-hcarted children"
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sary Of this Society was celebrated yesterday. The
following are tie officers elected to serve during