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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-19
10 the Colorcd People.

We publish below an extract from speech
made to tho colorcd people of Georgia by an
eminent gentleman of that State. It contains
son.o excellent suggestions, and is worthy of
a cal cful pcrusal. Wc commend it to the
careful consideration of the colored people of
this States
What a glorious future there is for you in
these Southern States, A mild winter, "a
fruitful spring and summer, and autumn, with
its rich and abundant yield. Acclimatizcd,
and accustomed to the culture Of the soil; and
in the midst Of those who from infancy have
looked upon you, with feelings of affection
and you, with gratitude, as the recipients of
their kindness. What can prevent yo,it nd.
vance in all the blessings Of life ?-Surroundcd
With all it's comforts and assured of its safety.
Nothing! nothing but the evil advice Of bad /
fhen; contemptible aspirants for political
position, who have como amongst and are
hurrying you to ruin aud destruction,
by nrraying you in opposition to your.
friends and former owners. They tell you
If tho Democrats gain the elections yuu
will be made slaves This is false, and thay
'SAA ~ "AeA euS cuei ~ "a IuCu anu want. YOU
to believe it. Believe them not, fellow eitis
zcns. You arc free; never, no meter, to bo
slaves again; save TO your own passion and
their evil advice. FREQ as the white man.
protected as the white man by the same laws
of your country, III all that iB right, just and
honorable. But this Government is white
mans GovernMe ent. The Indian never ruled;
tho negro will never ruio, and it is madness to
think otherwise. Do you think, that one
million and half of people, two thirds
OF whom cannot read, nor do they know the
simplest letter in the alphabet, viii govern
thirty millions of men who have made laws for
these States led armies to battle, and whose
eloqucncc held in breathiess suspense the
Congress of our country Are such mon as
these to be governed by you? Believe not
their falschoods. Listen not to them. Obi
that my voice could reach you from the sea.
beach TO the mountain of every Southern State,
and convince You that your only frierds are
those who will give you employment and offer
you the protection of life and property. under
the same laws that guard their own, and that
only quiet submission to those laws, which
we must all obey, will give peace and plenty
where want and oppression now reigns triunr
plant. Now make your choice, and God
direct you to make it wisely, for It will be
want and exile, OF life, peace and prosperity
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How TO :FonErEL1 THE WsArnEa.--A

How TO sFonErELL THE WEATnER.--Al /
corresponding of tho Augusta Chronicle, makes
tho following assertions relative to the weathers
a rcd sky Cnind you, now, sky,) in the
morning signifeth rain. Lightning in the
North signfcth rain.
Snails crawling to and UP trees, signiacth
rain; the higher up the tree they crawl, the
heavier will be the fail of rain s'4
Light cob-wcbs across the road, or bushes,
etc., at carly morn, signifeth fair weather -
a rcd sky lmihd yote now, sky, not clouds,0
at ,situ set, signifeth fair Weather
|. A new moon, with its horns turned down,
indicatcth rainy moon. z .,9 ~ tas'sl
a new moon, with its horns turned up, in
dicateth clear moon. 55ts,8
Ants working at early dawn; indicatcth a
clear day.
Evening red and morning grey, will light
the traveller on his way; but evening grey and
morning red, will pour down rain on travellers
head. s fg.,
In winter, red san-sc. indfcateth wind and
severe cold s.A
| ~ .tfl.
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In his speech out in Colorado the ether day
Colfax dcclared himself opposed 10 negro
MDrayc--no doubt in order to catch the votes
ofhis hearers. Exchange S.s3sg;,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-15
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Keeler rs. Uey'car

On TUESDAY, the 2al December. az II O'Clock, vii
be sold at the Old Cuseomhouse,
All thoso two PLANlA1IO,S commonly called
livingston ald Busbee, situate on The ,duth side OF
hshepoo l. vc'. in st. Baraoiomew's Parish, Cole
ton District continuing go acres / Wv MP Land,
more or less. and AIS acres Of Hish Laah more or
lag, according to lato survey hero! made BY Jno
a. Michel. SURVEYOR; bounding noTtl on the Oaks
lautauon ald Ashepoo River; souta on LaIls Creek
and Fell Farm plsntliion. belong US 10 James NJ.
Rhett; vest on Foil Farm and Frazer back watec
canal and east on Ashepjo River; also, all mat
ST. IP OF LAND, reserved by r. b. Rhets IN nus
conveyance OF Tho Fell Farm plan;aaon to James
Z. Rheit for he purpo-e Of max ns road through
the said Fell plantation, Tor The use OF me Llv
inQs.on aud Bu9b5o plantations, rs;slaS OF % 1906
of Laid In width from the point d sig lated in the
pIot aforesaid and the Fell Farm plat To the pub
Tic ashepoo Neck road.
All tha. TRACT OF LAND known as the
mcdonald Tract" situate on A'hcp'o River;
boundincnorth on lands of William Belinser. south
by T II Farm, east by lands OF Robert Chiso!m and
wcst by Dram Field, continuing 3O1 acres, niore or
lcss
FERNS ne.third cash; balance on o credit Of ono,
two and hreo years with interest payable annually,
10 BIO secured by bond Of the pu chaser md mort
"a % Of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay Tor pa
pers and stamps.
December 81 tu4
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LOCAL MATTERS.
.UCTI0N SALES THIS DAY.

1,uery & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock,
m ,har stors EAST Bay, FIRE crackers and groceries.
WILLIAM GuRNEy will sell at 10 O'Clock: az NOS
and 10 Eas. Bay, large lot Of medical and hospta
property. ro,,;tv vill sell at II
O'Clock. at the Old Customhouse, valuable real
7. N. CATER will sell at three. quarters & past
Ion1., Co will sell OF halfpast O'clock at
.beir stores. Vendue Range, hams, bacon strirs &C
& A. p. CALDWELL win sell at half-past o'clock,
frort Of their store, East Bay hams tobacco, &C
MnI1oAN & SON will sell at 10 O'Clock, at then
store Vendue Range, dry goods, furniture, &c.
M1IEs DRAKE viii sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
corner King and Liberty Streets dry goods, hats &c
G. ". STREFEss L Co. will sell at haitpast
O'Clock, in front of their store, Vendue hanee' ou
ioHN q. MuSoR L Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock: IN
their salearoom, Meeting. street. clo'hins ana 'fS
goods.
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CASH In ADvANoE.-On and after this daE'
the 18th instant the payment OF SUBSCRIPTIONS !"
advance by all tho subscribers of The NEWS
will be rgidly enforced, and the paper will not be
sent 10 any one unless it has been paid for. 10 thus
rule there will be no exception.
Persons whose stay in the city is to be short Oh
,vho for any other reason may no. be disposed to
pay the subscription in advance. can avail thom,
selves of our weekly delivery and collection system
and receive the paper at the rate of fifteen cents
week.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

John J. Tusssl ps. Benjamin Freeman and
pyc, Executor, et al.
On TUESDAY. the 9th January next. at II A. NJ, will
be sold near the Old Cu,tomhousa in Charleston,
All that LOT, PIECE Or PAbCGi OF LAND with
the DWELLING HOUSE AND oUi BUILDINGS
thereon situate lying and being on the cast side OF
King-srect, near Line-street, In the upper wards,
known by the No 10 ina plat OF the Limehouse
land D. and D north on lot No. 81, east on lot No.
26, south on lot No IT. and west on Klng-street.
Containing on King-street 81 feet, on tue back Line
80 feet and depth from east to west 81 feet and
inches. . .
Terms.-One fifth cash; the balance on credit OF
/, @ and years. BY bond, with interest annually,
secured by mortgage Of the property, insurance OF
the building and assignment oil the policy. Pu.cha-
ger to pay for papers ard stamps.
JAMES W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
Dsco.rher TUT
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UWlcUUVU tJs OtIFHCTs
On THURSDAY, the 3lst December, at II o'clock.
will be sold at the Old customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the north side
of Queen-street in this CITY, containing in front on
said street % fcet on the back line 81 feet inches.
more or less; and in depth 100 feet more or less.
Bounding north on St Philips churchysrd; east on
lot formerly belonging to A. Sasportas now to Blan
deau; south on Queen.street, and west on lot for
mery Of A. Sasportas, now of Harrison.
Terms-One third cash. balance in one and two
years. secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage of the premises sol with interest from day of
sale, payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps j. W. GAAT,
December Is tuSth1 Master in Iquity.
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Auftiouetrs' i0riuats Sales.
To Lease.
/. s. X. BENNETT,
Real Estate al gent and stock Broker, No

-
Real Estate gent and stock Broker, No.
40 Broad-street, up Stairs,
At present offers to LEASE for one or moro years,
the following pieces of valuable Real Estate:
"BENNETl'S POINT o first class Cotton and
Provision Plantation. OF abouG 1000 acres 100 OF
which are cleared land loc in st. Bartholomew
Parrish the head waters of the Ashepoo River and
Mosquito Creek. near the ocean and contiguous to
Fenwick and Hutchinson Islands. Besides tein9
healthy, this place abounds in game and fish oil
every description. and has large pasturage.
ALSO.
"MUSSELBORO' ISLAND" connected to the
above by bridge containing about 1000 acres, 400
Of which are trst quality cleared land. There are
spots On this sland who're bale OF Sea Island Cot
ton has been made to the Together these lands
are Gs fine and as safe as any on the coast
ALSO,
'CaT ISLAND,"a frst-clas5 Rice and Provi-ion
Plantation of about $50 acres, located in George
town District, on the North Santee River. J hese
lands averaged in twenty years forty bushels to the
acre They are at fine pitch of the tide and tree
from freshets. The place is thoroughly settled, nav
ing also a new mill capable of thrashlng out sUo
bushels OF rice per day. The neighborhood is thick
ly settled and highly respectable. The Summer Re-
treat (Souh Isandl Is but three miles distant from
plantation.
ALSO,
paradise" 8 beautifully located aud very pro-
ductve Farm OF sixty-sx acres on the Ashley River
one mile above the city limits. This farm Is thor
oughly settled.
For further particulars, apply as above.
December 10
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HABeAs CoRpus..-Jamess Galloway, Dave,
Peter and Nike johnson, coorod, sued out HabeaS
Corpus yesterday, which was heard before Aas's-
trates Schroeder, Rivers and Kanapau1 They were
ordered to give bail each in the sum OF one hundred
dollars AMI in default were remanded 10 jail A. 1.
smythe, Esq, pro pet and james Lowndes, ESQ.,
acting for the Attorney General. The prisoners are
the p,rties charged with greasing the South Caro-
lima Railroad track and roDbing the train some time
4 On -
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UNDER DECREE eIN EQUITY.
Mood rs. Ouint,n.

MOOD Is. UNHlW.
On THURSDAY, the 3lst December, at II O'Clock,
will be sold near the Gil Gus ,omhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings there
on situate on the east side OF Norman's'e ect, Upper
Wards Of this city, marked No. on plat OF D. n.
Payne dated 19Sh April, 1852, and recorded in the
Office Of Register Mesae Conveyance, once Cnar!es
toll district measuring in 1. ont on sail street Az
feet, and iu depth loo feet. more or less. Bounding
W. on MOI III u-stieet north on Lot No. 9, east on
Lot No. g. and aouta on Lots Nos 10 and 36 On the
above named plat
Tcim,-Oue-third cash; balance in one nLd two
Years the ureiIt portion TO b. secured by cond and
mortgage OF tue prem se5; the buildings to be nsur-
ed and Eept insured and the policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps
j. W. GRAY,
pcccma.r3 tu4sh1 Mastcr in Equity.
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= SESs1BLE CONCLUSION house of some
character and extent in trade, that had been rather
chary Of their advertising, remarked the other day
that the benefits realized from one advertisement in
TIE NEWS had caused the proprietors to come to
the conclusion that the only true road to success
was by advertising literally in The News. In every
order they had received in the last fortnight refer
ence wss made to the advertisement
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST CIRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
x:rys sLING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
.RgcoGsKzrD AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cuLArIoN IN THE CFTY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING Il rHE posTolIfcE AT THE END of
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIs-
,soNs OF THE NEW PosToFFICE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-15

THROUGH ROUTE TO FLoRDA.-The steamer
Pilot Boy has just been overhauled, and had now
boilers and machinery put in. She is fast boat
and will now make the trip more speedily from
Charleston to Florida. She steps on the way at
Beaufort and. Savannah, and connects with the At
lantc and Gulf Railroad, securing speedy connection
with the interior Of Florida. Through tickets to al
parts Of Florias may be obtained from Captain John
Ferguson, on Accommodation wharf.
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UNDER DGUKGE IN EQUITY.

Gatewood gs. O'Donneu.
THIS DAY, tho 18th December. at II o'clock, will
be sod al the Old Customhouse,
All that 10 OF LAND, with the three-story brick
Dwelling Hou.c and other bindings shereon situate
tho north side of Tradd street. the fourth lot east
CT tho Of fChurch-stroct, measuring in front
on Tradd-srlc % feet. and in depth 65 ieet be the
said dimensions more Or less.
Terms-One. third cash, and the balance payable,
with interest annually, in three cqal successive
annual instllments, secured by bond or bonds Of
the purchaser, ard mortgage Of tho premises; the
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser TO pay Tor papers aud stampa.
J.W. GRAY,
December Is tu4 Master in Equity.
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Under Decree in Bankruptcy.-Sale Of ValuG
5le Plantations.
BY W. B. RYAN, Auctioneer.


6le Plantations.
BY W. B. RYAN, Aucti0neer.
By virtue of an Order of sale to me directed by the
Hon. George g. Bryan, Judge Of the United Statos
District Court for tho District OF South Carolina
will offer for sale at Public Auction, on TUESDAY.
the 9th day Of January ensuing, at the Old Post
Office, foot Of Broodstreet,
J. Ali that TRACT Or LAND, known as Sports
mans Retreat In St. Johns Berkeley, lying on both
sides OF tho Public Road leading from Strawberry
Ferry TO Biggn Church. containing 1880 acres. per
plat of Horny Ravene Esq, dated April, 1870.
o All that TRACT OF LAND, known as the a ouse
Tract being part of Plantation called India Grove,
in st. johns Berkeley. in the District of Charleston
The said House Tr ct contains 935 acres, more OF
less, and butts and bounds on other parts OF India
Grove and on lands now or late Of .amcs Addison,
Thomas Cordes and Charles de Follenairc.
3. All that TRACT OF LAND in IT. Johns Bcrke.
ley. known in plan OF the Wadboo Barony by the
number 1G, measuring and containing 5t6 acrea,
moro or less, sometimes called the Rhame's Tract
and purchased by II. II. Selby of George W. Rhame
in May. 1858, Tor $1,000.
L. All the interest of Richcrd II. Sclby in and to
all that PLANTATION in ST. Johns Parish, on Coop.
er River. known as Umbria, and containing lC6l
acres, more or less.
s. All the intercst OF Richard H. Seloy in and 10 all
that PLANTATION in st. Johns Berkeley, known
as Willow Grove, on Cooper River, and containing
GS5 acreH, more or less
6. All that TRACT OF GOO acres under grant from
Ex-Governor Adams. of South Carolina.
Tcrms-Onc-haif cash; the balance 10 one ard two
years. with interest ut the rate OF per cent per an
mum, payable annually, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the premises. Purchasers 10 pay for papers
and staulps. JOHN CAMPSEN.
Assignee OF Richard a. Selby.
December IS Dec 15, %, Jan
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The sale of the Mills
House furniture aggregated s22,5oo.
The Forest City Base Ball Club. Savannah. Ga
held meeting last evening to consider the rubber
proposition OF the Alerts, of this city. Z.
yacht of six tons burthen, without the sails and
rigging, will be sold at the Government wharf On
Monday, the 21st instant. She is good sailer and
in good order.
The anniversary parade Of the colored fire compa'
nies has been postponed until the 22d instant. The
department. have concluded to collect amongst the
members the funds necessary to get the prize goblet
Palmetto wharf he's been dredged and deercned so
as to accommodate vessels of any size.
The steamship Camilla ofthe Charleston and LlV'
erpool hne is taking in cargo rapidly, and Will pro-
baby get off before Christmas.
petition WIS circulated yesterday for signatures,
pray1ns Council to put in proper condition the SIDE
walk in Beautin.street between Coming anu hut-
ledge streets
City stock brought sixty-one yesterday, ard was
still looking up
City tax, monthly returps, for the month OF NO
yember past must be made to-day, the last chance
by those who have neglected so doing.
Steamer Rockland still lies snagged on the lett OF
the Mount Pleasant Ferry Wharf Mr.. D. L. r
Mccormick reached the city last evening from So
vannah and will soon right her.
osite number of foreigners are Wis ting the CITY
now, principally Fnglishmen and Irishmen. Many
from the upper part of the State are also In
the city.
The stir ncidstt to the Christmas times is visible
in the city and particularly in the retail trade' The
toy and small ware stores are inviting in appearance
and full of novelties to win the cdd pennies.
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New ORLEANS AND CHARLEsToN.-The tariff
between New orleaps and Charleston via the Flori'
dn Railroad the Alliance line Of steamships, and the
steamers City Point and Dictator, has becn largely
reduced as is shown in the advertisement OF j. D.
Aiken & Co, tho agents. published this morning.
This route is both safe and direct the dangers ana
delays of the navigation around the Florida coast be-
ing avoided. steamship Of the Alliance hue leaves
New Orleans every week, making close connection.
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CaRlsrM.s BooKs.-Mr. Fighter, Of the Cir
culating Library and News Agency, AinG'stree''
near Queen street, has some excellent BOOKS ior tne
Christmas holidays. Among them arc Amateur
Theatr.cals," !" and Barton's "oomic Recitations'
both good collections Of entertaining pieces, cheapiy'
but neatly and attractively bound.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-15

TIE MILL POND OYsTERs.-Epioures always
-sn,,r, afer tasting the Charleston mill pond oys-
ers that they excel in favor, decacy and richness
.she famous saddle Rock" the 'shrewsberry, the
s.Keyrort," the "craven or Blue Points" the
Bath" and other celebrated oysters, and that they
are decidedly the best in the world.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-15

ETNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE CoMPANY.-Ihe
thirty.ninth anniversary Of this sterling company
was celebrated last evening. The members assem-
Lied at halfpast seven O'Clock, at their new hall in
Queen-s!reet, and after disposing OF routine bust
ness, went into election for officers Tor the new
year. The result was as follows:
J.A. OUACKENBUsH, President.
s. NlPSoN, president
JOHN B. NIXON, secretary.
ORAN BASSErT, Treasurer.
G. G. WIGHTMAN. Engineer
T. S. LYONS, First Director.
MUNRO, Second Director.
G. A. YOY DOHLEN, Third Director.
GEO. G. CHAPMAN, Fourth Director
]. WILLIAMS,
I WATSON, .,man
L. LEIrCH,
LIB FORBES,
H. ROWLAND, Hsllkeeper.
r. W. SEYMOUR, Esq, Solicitor.
AUGUSTUS FITCH, NJ. D., Surgeon
Committee on Fin4nce-E. F. Swcegan, VIM. Doug
las ]. S. Nipson.
Committee on Charity-F. Nipson, W. Cooper I.
Watson, G. C. wightInan, j. F. Bail.
Committee on Let,ers-J L. Wilson, John ). MUM
ro |. s. K Ellsworth.
Committee on Magnolia Loi-Thomas Lyons, j. j.
Munro, A. c. Won Doblen, George q. Chapman.
The election Of officers Grishod, tho company
with representatives of the press and other invited
guests, proceeded to Kroeg's Hall, Wentworth
street. where they partook of an elegant supper.
When the substantias were discussed 10 the salts
faction of ALL the flowing bowl and cot-webbed bot
ties were brought into requiston, and added to the
vivacity of the evening, which passed in q style
familiar to the "Etna boye."
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outrage, IN MAR1oN.-A telegram from Ma
rioa Courthouse Informs us that tho offce OF the
Marion STAR the Oldest paper In that district was
entered on Sunday night by unknown parties, VINO
destroyed large portion Of the type, material &C.
No clue has yet been obtained to the perpetrators Oh
this cross outrage.
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The WIDOWS HOME FA1R.-The fair for the
benefit OF the widows Home will be opened To-
night at the Home in Broadstreet Every effort has
been made TO Sc :ure success and give an entertain
ment worthy of the cause ard the public interest
which has ever b en- manifested in its behalf. The
ladies' who have charge of the arrangements are ac
cnttomcd to The work, and understand their duties
thoroughly and il is not. therefore, too much to ex-
pect that it will be the best fair of the season, and
amply repay any investment which the amusement
seeking public may be inclined to make. Besides
an elegant display OF valuable and fancy articles
there will be an inexbaustble supply OF edibles OF
every description, and beverages OF the harmless
kind Rattle lists will not bc passed around the
room and visitors will be allowed to enjoy them
selves aud spend their money with as little restraint
and inconvenience as possible The street cars will
be in waiting at the dcos at halipast 10 P, ~, pre-
csey when the fair will positively close for the eve
ming It will be open every night from hafpast P.
NJ. to half-past 10 P. NJ, until further notice.
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sro,-. 4, MunnAy's C1ncus-One of the city
smnsements for Christmas week will be Stone s
sfurrays great circus. They will exhibit IN cnaries
&on on the 18th and 29th instant and at Beaufort on
the goth instant.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 pei
pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Socet.
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALPINE HAT AND FURs.-An invoice of this
stylish hat just received. Also, lot of furs at var-
GUS prices. c. d. JoHHeoN'
No. 2C9 King street
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MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL PRoPERTY.-Medi-
clnes, books surgical Instruments iron bedsteads,
sheets, counterpanes, blankets and hair pillows-
will be disposed of to-day at 10 O'Clock, by William
Quincy, at Nos 8 and 10 East Bay.
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REFRESHMENTS, and all contributions for the
approaching air of the widows Home, will be Thank
fully received at Mrs. NJ. a. Snowden's residence
Church street, below Atlantic-street
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For sASTEE.-The steamer Marion will sail
for Wrights Bluff and all landings on the santee
River, tomorrow night apply to Captain John
Ferguson.