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others, are appointed by the home gov
eminent.
1t may be we'll to mention that the in
habitanis are mostly colored, but they are
extremely we'll educated. Nearly all the
clerks in the stores are colored.
The following / consider the advan-
tages of a naval station In the West In
dies The great difficulty we have of
maintaining a fleet of any size in the
West Indies is the want of a station Of
our own. Were we to have a war with
a European Power, the rule adopted to-
wards US during the rebellion would no
doubt, again be enforced with the same
rigor, and we would have to contend on
antagonist having his naval depot close at
hand, and who could also, in case Of dam
age In a fight, go into port provided with
means Of repair, while in similar case
we should be obliged to go North. Any
one can see the disadvantage q govern
ment would labor under that had TO with
draw a fleet from before a place for the
want of provisions and coal, and there is
hardly any place in the West Indies where
a vessel in time of wal could lie in the
open sea and transfer stores to another
vessel. In carrying on warlike operations
a depot is necessary, and here we have
the pick Of all the West India Islands.
The expense of going from the West In
dies 10 one of our ports would be a ire
mendous item, to say nothing of losing
the service of a vessel at a time when she
would, very likely, be most needed.
st. Thomas, although not the best har-
Dor in the West Indies, is certainly the
most important, the proof Of which is, in
the number of vessels that 90 there for
repairs and stores and it is, for the ma
jority of vessels, the most easily reached.
There are so many good points in the
harbor of St. Thomas, st. John, and be-
hind Water Island, hat it would be diff
cult to decide which would be the best
place at which to establish a depot. The
harbour of st. Thomas itself is well
provided with all the convenicnces of
wharves, buildings and coal depotS that
would answer temporarily for naval pur-
poses. Every provision is made for the
coaIing of large steamers, and in no part
of the West Indies can a vessel be coaIed
as rapidly so at ST. Thomas.
To be continued.
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Assurances of every description on sim
gle lives are granted by The Society for
any sum from 1OODoliarsto l 1000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Halt
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment Of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceIved by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennialIy,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division Of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
Of the British West India Islands.
Actapy-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretayy-HENRY CRUMPTON.
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Ans9tlclser Og EmtIedigclseT,
To be continued,

Den af Commencement for con
stitueret Postmaster p. Weders0 I'M
der lite JUL 1866 udferdigede Con
stitution som Toldforvalter i Frcde-
riksted under JIr. Toldforvalter, Ju-
stitsraad Rahrs Fraverelse er efter
bemeldte Embedsmands TiIbage-
komst after h9vet fra lste Januar
1868 at regne.
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Total $291,O37 90

Balance of deposits S 55,ls5 81
8 new deposit accounts, viz.
3 Minors.
II Withdrawals amounting to 1927 25.
Receivers for Saturday, 18th Jan. 1868.
In C-HRIsTIANSTED
Reverend Branch, Trustee.
G. B. Meyer, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKSTED
L. Faber, Esq, Trustee.
J. G. Ripperger, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
St. Croix, 9th January 1868.
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BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
, 1868-01-07
CHIEF OFFICE

No. 20, HIGH STREET, B|RIDGETowN, BARBADOS
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The Cold weather and tho Poor.

The recent appeal of TIE News in be-
half of the good work undertaken by the
indefatigable ladies of the Fuel Society,"
seconded, as it was, by the chilling and un-
mistakable presence of Jack Frost, has, we
are glad 10 say, not fallen entirely unheeded.
One generous gentleman-who by-the-by,
is not by any means among the richest OF
our c;tizens-has promptly come forward
and handed us an order for several cords oil
wood to be placed at the disposal Of the
Fuel Society. Who will be the first to imi-
tate this noble example? People Of Charles
ton, you who gather costly around your
iresides in comfortable homes, and make
ready for the Christmas time, think of the
hundreds-many Of them reduced from
ease and afluenoe-who, right here in your
own city, are daily and nightly shiverlng
in cheerless rooms, without spark of fire
to warm themselves or their littlc ones, and
hasten, in this bitter weather, to do your
part, be it ever so small, towards relieving
their suTerings.
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CttTY rAxEs-M0NI IiLY uATUHHs.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. |
--.. I.an..,1.n.. 1OI.N


Cry HALL, December 1, 1853.
No.:rc Is hereby given to all concerned, tlat tEe
monthly Returns tor the N nth of NoTemDcr past. III
CON pliancc with the lax Ordinance ratified on the
18th Of January. 1868. and amended on the 2'sh oil
September. 1865, must be made ON or before the
h instant.
TAXES or THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On ai sales of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, in.
cudirg Rce Lumber, Hay, GraiI aud Naval Stores.
On AL sales ci Cotton.
On all freight and PASSENGER Lists OF all steamers
and sailing vessels paid OF payab, in this city.
On all sales by Bakers, Dutthc'e and HuckSters'
On all gross receipts OF all Stree. Railroads.
Ona gross receipts of all Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
On oil Carriages and Bu25ics.
On all iacome derived from the pursuit OF any
faculty. proicssioa, occupation or employment.
On the gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies.
On all commissions received by Factors, CommIs-
sion Merchants, Easkers. Brosers, and others.
On all prem ulns received tor or ny any insurance
Com, any, or by agencies for individuals or comra'
niles.
On all gross receipts OF all Gas Companies.
On every Horse and Nulo used or kept within the
CITY excepting horses or mules used il any public
licensed carriage, carl. dray or other vclliclc.
On all Rotail Dealers IN all articles whatsoever.
On al Barber Shops.
On NIL gross r, ccipis OF Hotels anu Puohc EaslnR
and Boarding Houses.
On oil receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers.
On the gross receipts OF Cotton Pres5es.
On the gross receipts of all Printing Offices, News
pap r6 and PuollshlnS HOUSES.
On ell Goods sold Ia the city BY persons not resi-
dent, by saAple or otherwise.
On ali sales of Horses and Mules brought to the
city. ,.-......,,.
On tho gross receipts pf Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies.
On tho gross receipts of all Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
All dcfaultcrs will bo dealt with as INC ordi'
nauco directs ". n. HEGHES,
December Il City Assessor.
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insane Commodore. This interview resulted
in q discharge. Judge Sutherland held that it
would not do to regard uncontrolled or un-
comfortable passion as lunacy." Some degree
of passion, or even frenzy, was natural where
the members OF family acted in contempt OF
the authority and wishes Of the husband and
father. The Tribune, in it's comments upon
the affair, says that Commodore Meade seems
"tc be victim of the new commandment
"sParents honor your children, lest they send
"you to lunatic asylum and Husbands
"obey your wives, lest they ooniscate your
"property, which has superseded the former
" doctrine"
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BISHOP TAFT, who has just been promoted
from the Soc Of London to tho Primacy Of
England, is man who is liked by all parties
in the church except tho ultra-Evangelicals,
but who can be claimed neither by the High,
the Low, nor the Broad Church parties. He
defended the authors OF Essays and Reviews"
from tho bitter persecution which their oppo-
nents aroused against them, but he does ust
accept the ratonalistic theories of Professor
Jowet, or the heterodox viows of Dr. !aauricc.
He has recognized tho legal rights Of Bishop
Coienso, though ho has privately urged him to
resign his bishopr!c for the sake OF the peace OF
the church; and has publicly expressed his
conviction that the church ought 10 be large
enough and liberal enough to contain beth the
Puseyites and the Broad Church Liberals. 1t
is therefore probable that, as Archbishop OF
Canterbury, his influence will project the Ritu-
.alists from the attacks Of the Evanselcals, and
the Broad Church party from the hostility Of
either. he is universally respected for bis
earnest and active philanthropy.
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The NATION very sensbly protests against
tho habit which tho magazine publishers havo
crept into, of getting out their numbers seve-
raj weeks in advance Of tho date uron their
covers. The practice seems to have sprung
from the grccdiness of somebody who sought
to get his magazine into the market few days
in advance of its rivals, 10 get the cream Of tho
transient trade. Next month everybody else
followed suit; and, nos to be caught mapping,
the different publishers are constantly striving
10 get out every months number few days Or
hours earlier than its predecessor. Tho result
is that We have our January Galaxy or Harper
carly in December; and nobody knows precise
II when to expect them.
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CHI A r L E S T Q N
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER "A, 1868.

CASH IN ADvANCE.-On and after tomorrow,
the 18th instant, the payment of subscriptions
in advance by all the subscribers Of The
NEWS will be risidly enforced, and the paper
will not be sent to any one unless it has been
paid for. TO this rule there will be no excep-
ton.
Persons whose stay in The city is to be short,
OF who for any other reason may not be dis
posed to pay the subscription in advance. can
avail themselves Of our weekly delivery and
collection system, and receive the paper at the
rate Of fifteen cents'a week.
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THIS Is WHAT Grant paper says: "The
Fortieth Congress is not up TO the mark OF re-
trenchment and reform. Its record is budget
of blunders, extravagances, rrofisaces and
corruptions; but the Forty-first Congress,
which meets on the 4th OF March may perhaps
be fruitful c. better things, from the hints and
recommendations OF President Grant"
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A CONVENTION is in session at Macon, Ca,
composed OF representatives of the agricutu-
raj, manufacturing, mining and other industri-
al pursuits, for the purpose of advancing and
developing the practical interests of the Statc'
and desising plan to promote immigration
from the Northern States and Europe.
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aG r,xr.s..nrrr. NEW yorK. ]

70 IiN!.-sTNEET, NEW YORK,
November Il. 1867.
upoLrfIo WOLFE, Fs,!.. P".cH:
Dear Sir-I have ma1ca chemical cxlmimltila Of
sample Of your Scuctlan scl,napps. with the in
rent uf de;erm ming If any iorign Or injurious sub
stance lad been added 10 IT, simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted III The conclusion
that the sample contained no pcisono harmful
aduliXture. have tech unable to discover any
trace OF the dclcterious substance, wich arc en-
ploy cd in the aluitcralion Of liquors. w0iid lot
hesitate 10 nss myself o. to rccUmmt nd to Others,
ior medicinal purposes, the Sch'cuanl :;chnaps III
al excellent ani unobjectiOna5lc variety Of sin.
Very respectfully .ourS.
Sarcs,l CHAS. 4. SEkLY, Chemist.
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Gupartnrrship lloiife.

+ (1Op& NOTICE. WE,
v the Undersigned. having formed = copartnor-
ship 10 date ir m December lst, lSGS, under Tie
title OF HOLINESS 4 hAGlLL. for tho transai"ion OF
Il GtNER- J. COMMISSION III iNESI. respectfully
solicit the patronage -four fri nds and tie public.
Ofice No ~ Last Bay, cornVr VanlerlorsC5 Wha!f.
ALFRED uULMES.
December IL fmw3 ROBERT J. MAGILL.
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WsalatigHai.

rJ,EIE DUE WEST FEBlA:.N col.
4 LEGE-Thls is one OF the most l9urishug in.
stulions IL the State Pupils received at any nio.
and chrrgvd from ths time OF en- sIin3.
luton, including Latin and French, 81 per
month.
Boarding including Fuol and Washing, sl4 50 per
month. ]. 5. BONNER.
December ii mth3mo President.
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The LYNcHENG AFFAIR, referred to in our telc-
graphic columns, is likely to become the sub
iect OF international discussion. Two of the
persons hung had been brought from Canada
under the cxtradition laws, the United States
Government pledging themselves to return
them 10 safety if acquitted.
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for Sale.

A TTENTION! CAPITtEISrS.--F II
n SALE, Three Thousand Acres OF the finest
COTTON LANDS in the State, also well adapted to
Corn and having bottoms suitable for Rice. these
lands locatct in the heart of sumter County and
combine advantages which can scarcely be found
elsewhere in tho >oC:h. They y sandy lands, with
clay sub-soll, aud therefore productive and highly
retentve OF manures, while they are easily cu!iiy.-
ted They certain lands because free from over
flow. and thoy are exempt from all malarial Infu-
ences, having climate equal to Aiken and water
equal TO th1t o. the mountains They are five miles
distant from tho Bradford Springs. formerly sum-
mcr resort of great celebrity. Tho society Of the
neisbborhood Acknowledges no superior anywhere.
There arc abou, thousand or Twelve hundred acres
Of cleared land on the tract, some OF which has been
rented at five dollars per Gcrc since the war. lac
remainder AZ finely timocTed woodland. which would
supply the raw material for r'w1 steam saw Mills Tor
ihe next tweGty years. will sell Water hill Seat
with the ab1ve property ii desired 10 capi alist
or company wishing to conduct planning Operations
On Large scale 10 cs;a6l sh manufactures ii any
kind. the opportunity offered for investment il i
rare one. There is lrgc framed Bar,i and Wagon
Shed on the premises with largo forage io:iS lrc
ar.c framed labIcr6 cabins, rSs cli'sl, with roci
chimncys acveral log cabins also. and framed LIN
house. very large, apd framed nil Il use. Pcrsons
wishing to inspc:t the promises caA leave Tho rail
Iold at Sumter. Maysyic or Lylchbnrg. on tia VII
mlngtou and Manchester Road, ~ Clarculont or
Camden, on ihc Camden Branch Road
T. tcrc and further irticu.arS apply 10 the sub
scrincr OIL t. premises or trough LIS Posaiil . e:
Mechanic willie, :. c. Tiles viii be made ureNccp-
tionablc.
ALso FOR BALE.
Several BUILDING LOIS IL tie heart OF the Town
Of sumter, the alcatest business MIR; IL the
state, af CT Charleston, Columbia not excepted.
Thtse Lots measure thIrlyfvs feet front on ~ 'ia-
street, b. two huiircd uud :wcnty-fJur ftc. deep,
III neccmbrrIi .nwf5 ". e. KENNEDY.
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icoi bo;.:,, tc say, that regard your Schnapns
rs beng i'll every respect prc-emine1iy pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage At all events, it is
the purest possible ariic.c OF Roland Gin. htrctc-
fore unobtainabc. aud as such may be safely pre-
scrbel by hysicians.
DAVID L. MOTT. ". D,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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NEW YORK. No. 5s crpAr.srnEEr.

NONfIn''cI ID IouI J
Coo.pHo WorFE, Esq.. Present
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical anaii SIS
Two bottles OF ",cuodau schnapps." which took
from fresh package in your bonued warehouse and
find. as before, that The svi;ituoTs liquor is Tree
lroni injurious ingredients Justification; that 1t
has the marks o. beng AGED and not recently pr
pared by mechanical lGmixturc Of alcohol ard aio-
lnitics
k',pe,fulty. FHED. b. MAYER
Chemist
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ITO nthnUFACTUHGf:s.- Sale,
that property known as tDe KALMfA MILL,
situated in idseiicit District, >. G., Oh The South
Carolina Railroad about eight miles from August,
Ga consisting of FA''TOKY BUILDINGS, ten
thousand and eighty uROSTLE SPI%DLES, with
preparation for about foa: til usaad s1inl!os. As2,
. quantity OF PaP&a MACHINERY. All OF the
above machinery is w. and on the premises over
sixty COTTAGE AID 1ENLNlLNT aOUSES SAW
AND pItNINti MILL. and MACHINE SHOP. to.
gether with tio Water Pow l. and fCur thousand
two iunlrol and ii,y-uinc Gcrcs OF Land.
Fo: further particulars, apply 10
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C11EhTED Ci; STnL;FE, SUNDAY or
- Sunday night, E!ark an! ian TERRIER. j
reward VIII be gIven fer hii recovery ~ arpcat OIL
1T so. 20 IlA>kL.STrEII. between ii'.oo an. East
T,v r,cs ID ,cc.nb.r S
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llotifrs III Ilaahrupttp.

IN THE DISTRICT cOUeT OF rtIE
4 UNITED SrAES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOI;TH CAEOLISA..-IN ! HE MATTER OF JOHN
II. MCDANIEL. BASKHUPT-IN BANKRUPT
CY..-To all who u il may concern The undersisncd
hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee
OF JOHN 7. MCCONNELL, IN the District cf vii
hans burg md state of South Carolina. within said
plsdistrict who has be.n adiutgei Bankrupt
npo% hi own getiiion by III District Court OF sail
i.,s trct. pa:d July TIh, 1863
JUNIus L. :.IOri.
Dee Inber II Ir3 is.iSnes
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sN1LBEH * SON,

syy1LB:'R * SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS & AUCTIoNEERs,
No. SO Broad street, Charleston, s. e.
Borrow and loan money, attend to collection OF
rents and al mannor OF claims. .
July % mwtGno
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nemopais.

TIL. J. s. MiTl:lI ELL HAS K REMOVED
~ his Office and residence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
Novcmber2
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rE1O DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERS.-
4 NOTICE.-CIl Y TREASURY, December g, 1868.
Executions on all unpaid Tax Returns for Zeal
Estate will BE- sont to the Sheriff the aUth, as re-
quired by Ordinance (unil then their paymcut will
be received at this ofice viz: 9Th Secon-"and it
shall be the duty ofthe City Treasurer to forthwith
issue executions against the goods, chattcs and
ohcr property of said persons Or corporations and
lodge the said executions with the City Sheriff, who
shall Immediately proceed tor the collection OF the
same in the manner p divided by Ordinances for ths
enforcement OF executions" :. THO3IAS,
Dccomhor0 IL CITY Treasurer.
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C0-GPERATiVE GROCERY,
SOUTHWEST COEtEn MEETISG AND
Mark ET sri. EVs.

A n EXTENSIVE. vARirD ASD CAREFULLY
"A selected supply OF the NECEsSARIES OF
LIFE, and also the luxuries-WINEi, LIQUORS.,
ctc-will at all times bo found u. the above Store.
established under the auspices OF tn, "PALMGTrO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
which viii conlinuc and extend the advantages IL
already ofcrs 10 the pubic Fresh arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported and oTery facin
t. afforded pairo.s.
Tho "objeci OF the Association is, as Sc. tor.h
lis charter, 40 furnish members arl the pubic
with the ncccssarcs OF life OF good :=ty, un1iui:
rated. and At loves: market rates, md from tte
profits OF such sales to accumulate capita FOR it:
member9."
Copies Of tic Constitution and Bylaws can be
found at the store OF tho Association al. all III.
quircs esarlng the practical working of the e1icr
prise VIII De most clirrriuiy an promptly satisfied.
". Ii. WEIGH, superintendent.
j. NJ WlGFALL, Assistant
Julv II
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aasi err Sunni.

C1T!sATED,0S SUNDAY LAST.A BLACK
y NEW FOU:,pLAHD PUP. abont six months
old, aDswo.s to the nana of "EOLb'." liberal
,rird VIII b. paid for li' recovery ~ No GREEN
STREET - December il
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Or by letter TO 'ugis.a, "a. Aho. 2. IOG!N. ..u.-
gusta. Ca VI nANt;l,tY Z. L'i, cs. il and 10
Whitc.srect New lGli ln;.i9 pcccm5'.ll II
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~, NAY rnNtNm>-2I1r.

t,>p WHOM II MAY CONC E">.-2Iir
j uuiersigIied hereby gives 10 ice OF his roi-
mcnt ~ ;.>signcc OF OWEN 7. flr% ,lMONs. IN the
ID strict nf har,esion. AMI sta al Sout,i euro iua.
within said isiict. WHO has srn "djn'gch rank
rupt upon lis own petition ~ :hc District Court #
said pIst,c. Dated he '~caty-siciM Iay NJ Nor M
Der. 1863. LOGlS 'loLalS
November 30 in2
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OPrCIAI, ORDER. MAYORS OFFICE,
- CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, $. c., DECEM-
Der T. lS6S-From and 2fer the above date, all
purchases made for tire City, except for such nsti-
tut ons as are under the management OF Board OF
Commissioners must le through an order properly
sisncl by the party or parties so purchasing. and
corntersgneI By tie MAYOR. The bills. when pre-
scnted for pairlent must be accom- canied by the
order above mentioned. otherwise they will not be
considered. GEO. W. CLARK, MAJOR.
BY order of lLe Mayor. W. II. SMITH,
Deccmber4 Clerk of Council
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Meftings.
MEDICAL SOCIETY of SOUTH CARO-

MEDICAL SOCIETY of SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
TINHE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THIS Sc
l. GETTY will be held This Day. ct Twelve NJ.
December IA ]. S. BUST, NJ. D.
ETNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE CONI-
PANY.
YIHHE THTRIY-NTE'TH ANNIVERSARY MEETING
J. OF your Company will be hold This Eusn,ng the
l4th instant at your hall, Queer-stree at halfpast
Seven o'clock. general attendance 10 requested as
the Annual Election for Officers will take place.
\. B.-Aiiicle The 4th, Section cd will be enforced.
By order. j. b. NIXON,
December IL Sfcrear
ANNUAL MEETING OF sTOCKHDLD-
ERS.
yT,6E ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STocKHOLD.
Il ERS of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company will
be held in tho City of Charleston. Friday the 18th
instant. meeting of he Board Of Directors will be
held tue day before
By order OF the Board.
W. II i. GAILLARD,
December II Secretary and Treasurer
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V1:,is SAFE, TxYs. FiSfLY B"ED
X and woi-broien pom r];t.>. For particulars
an,i prices I'd lress Loti COX NO 80 charleston
nccar,h.rs Il
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Tho proprletor also offers for sale.

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me
dcinal use Each bottle has his certificate of its pu
rity. bDGLfAo WOLFE.
November II 3mos
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+ .NES.-DJsIEAksLE PLEN I'AAi';Ts
4 and small 'arm LA&LS for ssle wiiha the
su Z, unLlngs IF Charleston, 5. 9.
ALSO.
go uores of PIN; LAND at 50 per acre on the
South CGrclIIa Railroad
Improved CITY PROPERLY for sal, at prices
lroin .49J and upwIruH. Apply 10
RICHMON j Il CO.,
No. II Broad-st-ee:, Charleston. S. C..
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Gin advertisements.

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dry articles If CLOTHING. TABLE AND BED
LINEN, BASKETS AND CLOCKS. Also, lot of
POULTRY. Parties Interested are rcquceted to call
Mt the Detective Cilice. L. u. SIGWALD,
December IL Captain of Police.