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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-22

CLUBS AND SrARs.-John Davis, for stealing
wood from Mr.. Brookbanks. in Meeting. street. was
sent to the House of Correction for two days, on
bread and water.
William Fraser, colored, for committing assault
and battery on Joseph Magll, In King street, was
fined $40, and turned over to magistrate.
Joseph Magill, who was arrested on the same
charge at the instance Of Fraser, was released
Nathan Jacobs was caught peddling fowls without
license and with the following cases. will be heard
this morning:
William Ansley, colorcd, resisting the police.
Frank Rivers, colored, could not account for bag
of cotton in bis possession and was held to answer.
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TIE WIDOWS HOME FArR.-Thcrc was q
very good Attendance last evening. Mrs. Colonel
Johnson's table was additionally adorned with two
valuable boxes sent to the Beaufort table by orth-
ern friends. Photographs of the old woman in the
SHOE by Quinby, are admirable, aud exhibits to ad-
vantage the delicate face of the b-ight-eyed young
stcr who personates the old woman in thie quaint
character Ihe Southern boys educational table
has been photographed by Cook in fine style. The
restaurant had some 6no oysters from Louis
Kcnacke. A Christmas tree will be exhibited on
Tuesday evening, and on Wednesday evening the
elegant prizes will be distributed. That is the night
for the children. The Fair will be open again to
day and this evening
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Aurtiga SaIes.
UNDER DECREE INEQUITY.

Sires U.s. Lockwood.
THIS DAY, the 22d December inst at II o'clock
will be sold at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND on St. Phip-street, II
this city, with the Buildings thereon, known in 6
survey of the Marion Lands, by r. Z. Payne, as Lo
No. Is measuring in front said street 81 feet tht
sane on the back line; eDS feet the south line, and
2O9 feet on the north line; bounding north on Lo
No. IA; west on Lots Nos and 5.
ALSO,
All that other LOT adjoining the above and south
ofit known as Lot No. 16 measuring in front on
st Phiipstreet IS feet the back line "a feet, and
en- the north and south lines each, 2OS feet; bound
ing west on Lot No. s, south on lot Of Rev. Mr
Capers, as per Plat OF r. X. Payne.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in on: ana two
years. secured by oond of the purchaser and mort
gage the premises with interest at seven per cent
per annum payable annually; the buildings to be in
sured and policy assigned to the Master. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
nooapohor thfnI.l
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JyDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Mood Us Quinttn.
On THURSDAY, The 3Ist December, q. II o'clock.
will be sold. near the OH Cusiomhouse,
All that 10 L OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on. situate on the east side of Norman. eet, Upper
Wards OF this city, marked No. on plat OF Il. L.
Payne dated 10!h April. 1852, aud recorded in the
Office of Register Mesne Couyeyauco. office Charles
ton District, measuring in font on said street 40
feet and in depth 100 feet, moro or less Bounding
west on Nolm n-stree', north oa Lot No. o. cast on
Lot No. s. and south on Lots Nos. 40 and iG on the
above named plat.
Torms-One-third cash; balance in ono AID two
years. the credit portion to be secured by bond and
mortgage OF the premises; the buildings to be insur
ed and Kept insured and the policy assigned. Pur.
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
W. GRAY,
Docemb RS tu4th1 Muster in Equity.
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DARING BURaLARY.-A burglar successful
ly entered the counting room of John Tourney, ESQ.,,
East Bay, Sunday night aud forced through thcPan-
neling with large augur and effected m entrance
to the stairway eadingtc the Office Of Messrs. James
Adper Co., agents of the NeY York steamship line.
He ransacked Mr.. Toumey's private drawer and
went UP into Iessrs. Adger & Co.'S. Office, and re-
tired without taking thing, He left behind him
set Of bran new burglar tools. There was no trace
whatever of how the entrance into Mr.. Toumey's or
fee was made. He must have been frightened of
before he accomplished his purpose.
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Reporters CRUMBs.-The fair OF the Sisters
in Sumter is in successful progress.
Ihts afternoon the colored fire department parade
through the principal streets, and will be inspected
at the corner of Broad and Meeting streets by NJ. H.
Nathan, Esq.
The universal footing heard in the streets. says
friend has so dssusted the "big horn" in the city
railway, that 1t has been silent for several days.
Read the advertisement of the base bail club, In
another column for particul of the visit to sa-
vannah.
Everybody is asking everybody where and how
they intend to spend Christmas.
The City Hospital, Mazyckstreet, already as neat
as pin, is getting an extra coat of whitewash.
The horses attached to car No. 80 broke loose yes
tertlcy morning, and ran down Rutcdgc-street to
Broad before they wcro oyertaken. No damage
done.
Last week two murdercrs and seven letty thieves
were transferred from the Charleston Jail to The one
in Beaufort to stand trial for their crimes and Of
fences.
A great crowd gathered round the H!bernian Gall,
yesterday afternoon to SEQ Tom Thumb and party
90 in and out the hall, where he Gavo oae OF his
levees The Generals pres nco here put the young
ones "all agoS."
The St. andrews l. dsc bad q fine supper last
night at the Pavilion. got ur in Butcrlcld's best
STYLE
The Sanders children, from Wilmington, n. c.,
referred to yesterday as having bsen most shame
fully deserted by lcartlcss father, turned out to be
runaways and have been turned over to the Mayor
tor such disposal Of them as he may deem prudent
to make.
colored man. who was accidentally shot in the
foot in the suburbs, few days ago. was carried TO
the City Hospital, where he received attention.
Magistrate Kanapayx held an inquest yesterday,
over the body of colorod child acc dentay smoth-
cred in bed By its mother on SundAy morains at
the corner of King aad Lamboll streets.
The boat referred 20 in THE News so7lc time ago.
OIL being built by profcs sion Il gentleman o; this
city has beou completed, aud Is model of naval
architecture. 1t has two keels, and waee! with
twelve inch stroke in the Centre two rudder', aud
ample Accommodations for passengers. Ii draws
four inches of water.
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uutcUUOu 20. ctHei
On THURSDAY, tho 31st December, at II o'clock,
will bc sold at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT or LAND, situate on the north side
of Qneen-strect in this city, containing in front on
said stroct % feet the back lilo q toe inches
more or less; and in depth 120 feet, more or less
Bounding north on St. Philips churchyar1; east on
lot formerly belonging to a. Sasportas to Blau.
deau; 4outh on Queen street. und west on lot for
mcrly of a. Sasportas, now Of Harrison,
Terms-One tn rd cash: ba,ance in one anl two
year.; secured by bond of the purchaser md mort
Eage of tho promises sol with interest from day OF
sale, payable annually Purchaser 10 pay for papers
and stamps. j. w. GKAf,
December 10 tu3ti1 Master in Equity.
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Estate Sale Of Plantations and Residences,
BY LOUIS ID, DeSAUSSURE,

BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE
On TUESDAY, tho 1sih day OF January, 1859. will be
sold, at .he Old Postolice III Charleston, by order
EFF the Degisees of John Ashe.
The handsome BRICK q SIDENCE on the north
| side of South Bay-stree between Meeting and King
streets tthe residence OF The late Colonel John S.
Ashe) being ono OF The most desirable Dwellings in
| the city. On the premises hre excellent brick
kitchen, carriage House aul st1blo. Tho lot mea-
sures "A feet III In front linc GO feet in. on the
back iue and 269 feet deep. more or less.
ALSO
The THREE STORY WOODEN MANSION HOUSE
! on the north sile OF south Eay-street. between
Meeting and King streets continuing twcvo room :,
three pazzas, &c On the premises are brck fitehen
carriage house and stable The lot measures 64 feet
in i 'front.', more or less SO Zoe; on he back line,
| and 2tl feet ueeD more or less.
AISS
The TWO RICE PLANTATIONS at the best pitch
| of the tide known as ''WiI Town" aud "uigu
| Wassic," or "Iosterlam," now mere ed into one
plantation, situate in si..Barholomew's Parish Col
Teton District, opposite Will Town. on large creek
waters of PoI Pol River, coutainin! Jointly lc49
acres of which 400 acres are rice land Ter bInk
(:bout 26O of which have been planted this yelrl
bounding to the north atd northwest by laud5 OF
estate Baynard and Edward Barnwell, to the soIth
on lands OF Mrs. Wayne and 10 the east Oh sail
creek. On the place are two small Dwelling Houses
aud accommola ions for seventy or more negroes.
ALSO,
Attract OF Pins BARREN LAND on the Poa
Pom River st. Pauls Parish, opposite the Will Town
Plantation contlinlrg lSJ acres Of land.
ALSO,
Fifteen TOWN LOTS in the village of Will Town.
ALSO,
The SEA ISLAND COLON PLANTATION. in
st. Parl's Parish, Coletou District, 80 miles from
Charleston, and abo nut miles from Ad ms Kun, On
the savannah and Charleston Raj road kno@n rs The
''Poiut Place." on T. og 1000 River tih; residence OF
the late Col. John = Ashr). considered one OF the
most productive and certain places on the coas COZ
tainiug about 401 n, OF land. OF which ABOUT ZDu
are cleared. On the place are o'era;er aliu negro
houses This place i cons:lcr,d healthy - rea:de
en- all the year.
ALSO.
Tho TRACE or LAND OR ISLAND, commonly
known u; Who PIN Island on the Diwh1o River,
Collcton Dist. c., containing 2l7 acres Of land.
ALSO,
"MOSS HULL" rnASrAtI0N lying in and
around sdama' hun. Collcton District, coat iining
.bout 1910 acres more or l5s. having ab ut $1,000
Pine Trees boxed.
ALSO,
The TRACT OF LAND tnown asi "2oxbury," st.
Plul's PIrish, Collctou District containing about
$50 acres.
Co qdlti ns-One.hrd cash; balance by bond, pay
a lc in two EQUAL successive annual instalments,
with interest from day or sale, to be secured by
mortgage Of the pr ppery, tho city residencss to be
i sureI and policies assigned Purchasers TO pay
for al! necessary pa c:s aud revenue stamps.
December l8 tuths6 'tutht>mtu7
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The PALMETTO LINE-TURouaH FREIGHrs.
We had the pleasure, some time ago, of announcing
the formation Of the palmetto Line" by which
freight would be transported to Mobile. vicksburg
and New Orleans without breaking bulk. The first
cars of the line have been sent out from this city,
and will soon be re;oadng with cotton on the banks
of the Mississippi On the first trip the time from
New York 10 Rome WAS four days, and to Selma aud
stations on the Selma, Rome and Dalton Railroad,
and Meridian Railroad, only five days. These facts
show The advantages OF this route, and that it
must In time become an important element in cur
through trade. freight car Of the Vieksourg and
Meridian Railroad is now near the down freight
depot OF the South Carolina Railfoad. the same
having come through from Vicksourg with bulk
cotton for Charleston.
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NEWSPAPER CoNso1IDATIoN.-It is stated in
the Richmon Dispatch that the propretors Of the
Religious Herald, of that city, have purchased the
South Carolina Baptist, Of Anderson, s. c. and that
these papers will be merged and issued from Rich
mond, Va, hereafter, under the name Of the former
paper It will be the organ of the Carolina as well as
of .hc Virginia Baptists. The last number OF the
Baptist. however, which hos just come to hand,
makes no " ention of the change
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Tom THUMBS ENTERTAINMENTS .-Hibernian
Hall was crowded last night by an eager throns
anxious to witness the strange appearance and Won
derful doings of the representatives of ilput. The
children arc General Thumbs favorites and chief
supporters. and they we're present in force last
night Nevertheless, there were also large number
of grown people, and the entertainment OF the min
ialure ladies and gentlemen was OF such varied
and Interesting character that all were delighted.
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UNITED STATES MAIL TO WALTERBoRo', Coll
LEroN COUNTY We learn that the complaint Of the
great delay OF mails from Walerbor' to this city,
occupying thrty-fve hou s, has boon remedied, Spe-
cial Agent Mason having made arrangements for q
new schedule TO 60 into effect on the 2Sh instant,
by which mails will leave WATERFORD at eight A. NJ,
and arrive in this city at four P NJ, occupying only
eiaht hours each way.
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UsDER DECREEIs EQUITY.

John j. Trussc! Us. Benjamin Freeman ana
acye, Executor, et AZ.
On TUESDAY, the 5th January next at II A. NJ. will
be sold near the Old Customhouss in Charleston,
All TINT LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND with
the DWELLING HOUSE AND on UtBuILDINGS
thereon, situate lying and being on tho east side oi
King.street, near Lne-street, In the upper Wards,
known by the No 10 in q plat OF the Limehouse
land D. and B north on lot No. 81, east on lot No.
&c, eouth on lot No II. and wes. on KinS-stTeet
Containing on Kns-stroet 81 feet, on the back line
80 feet and in depth from east to west o7 feet and
inches
Tcrms.-One fifth cash: the balance on q crodit OF
l. @ 3 and years, by bond, with interest annually,
secured by mortgage Of the property, insurance Of
tie building and assignment OF the policy. Purcha-
ser to pay for papers ard stamns
JAMES W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
psccmbor 10 tulI
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YOUNG MEN! Remember your sweethearts.
Take heed Santa Claus expects you to call on him at
his headquarters, No. 229 Kingsreet, Won santen 8
Bazaar He has specially provided for you with the
most beautiful presents, and will sell thcm to you
cheap. December 81
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Cool Residence in Southeastern part Of City,.
BY LnUIS ID. DeSA USSURE.

The handsome Wooden RESIDENCE. with porch.
OF high brick basement, ct the wes: end OF Tradd-
street. on Chi:om's Causeway, containing eight
re .us six Of which have ire aces. private stairs.
,a.e. pipes and bath tubs, gas. cstern &c.. tchen.
&C. Lhc lot measures l2O feet font, BY 1853 ieeS
deep.
Residences in the city
Apply H. abovoas 10. % BROAD. STREET.
December - tutbsj
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MURDER AT MoRoKs CoRNEn.-A rumor was

MURDER AT MoRcK's CoRNER.-A rumor was
aloat yesterday that murder had been committed
at Menck's Corner, under the following circum'
stances: Twowhite men we're firing alta mark, while
another tailed the result. When the shooting was
concluded the tally.keeper remarked to one of the
men that he had been beaten by another, whereupon
some harsh language eusued, which resulted in one
of them seizing gun by and shooting the other
in the head, killing him instantly. The murderer
had not been captured up to yesterday, although
the affair happened las, Friday afternoon.
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SALE OF CITY SToCK.- MIR. Louis D. DeSaus-
sure sold yesterday, at the old Postolce, s1o,95l
worth Of city stock, at tie following prices, viz:
$3.50, advertised at 60 cents 1885. not advertised
at 60 cents; s1OOO rot advertised at 59a4 cents;
$4,000, not advertised at 50 cents. All of the abo"e
was old issue. He also disposed of s1756 of new
issue at 50 cents 1t was principally bought for in
yestment.
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If YOU do not know what to buy, go to Won
santcn No. 900 Kinssreet at once for consultation.
Ee has been Santa Claus special agent for Charles
ton, South Carolina excepting during the late un-
pleasantnoss), for twenty years. and knows ex-
actly how to please the most fastidlous.
rocember o1
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Fall and sljinter Gjao0G.
uosl lGis1. GLo WEB,
FURNISHING GooD3 TAILoR,s TRIM
MINCS, FANCY GOODS, AND SNAIL
WARES GENERALLY.
Jj:;;I 8. rd!S.Hy Gs CO.,

NO. g? YN E S 2 Z Z r.
DEC TO I%VGrE The ATTENTION OF THEIR
cit; and country pinrr~. aud the trad; gelera!y,
to their complcte nd :::r-:t.Y: assortment vi tue
ab ,vo mcn;i1nel .:oo:l'.
Cur pUr"HA IN.i p P.rTNEn is constantly in the
NEW YORK MAPKHI, and We theraby enabled
20 Offer peculiar Advantages 10 our customers III beth
Styles AID Prices
We would also nyic 90 examination o.
COLDT'S VERTICAL SELF ADJ USTLNG
HOOP SKIRT.
THE ONLY FAULTLESS SKLRT MADE.
For which we ore SOLE AGENTS in this city,
September "a Dac thstu3mo
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A CHRIsrMAs EXCURSION TO SAvANNAH.-An
excellent opportunity is afforded to those persons
de ,rous Of seeing sister city ofsavannah, to pay
it visit during the holidays. The steamer Fannie
win leave Accommodation wharf on Thursday morn
ing at ten o'clock with the Alert Base Ball Club on
board, on their way to play ther rubber game with
the Forest City Club of Savannah. She will take in
merry plrty of balsts at Beaufort, and splendid
reception is expected in savanrah. The fare for the
r;und trip is only S. and passengers are sure TO get
their moneys worth.
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Agricultural.
>
SLalIENTS, Xc.

CEEDs, GMSLI lIENTS, &c.
JCHT RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY OF GARDEN
SEEDS Of tycy description. OF crop 1853. crown by
H. L3NDREfH & ron. Ph:!0delplla, consisting III
part : rhc choicest variety of CAGBaGtS, Peas,
scans, 1urnp and all o;ncr vegetable seeds planted
in GARDEN a. d fed. hl.. in store, PlOCdts Har,
rows. (ul;iyatcrs. torn shelters. Corn Mills ard
Hay Cutt RS. all by approved make q; Spades
shovcla. Forks Rakes, ne. Also. Willow ahd sancy
BASKETS, stone and Willowware. And 10 arrive
ASPARAGUS ROOTS. For sale at No. 3a3 AINd-
STREET, sign of the Plough by
CONRAD DTNG,
Late I'D. Landreth Co.
Decent er l DAG tu4
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TOM THUMBS TURNoUT.-The tiny equipage,
surmounted with liveried drivers in their corner ed
chapeau, powdered wig, velvet knee breeches, &C.,
drawn by pair Of small Shetland ponies 10 silver
mounted trappings, went through the principal
streets yesterday morning. number OF small boys
with tin tiumpets surrounded the "box,' and at
tracted O considerable crowd.
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Go AT ONCE and secure chance at that beau
tful music box, playing ten opera airs with bells,
drums and castanets to be drawn for on Christmas
day. There are only few chances left. Won San
tens Is the place.
December 81
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UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.-THE 6ffL annual
Conference Of the Unitarian and other Christian
churches in the Middle and Southern States, COM
enced its sessions in the First Unitarian church in
Wilmington, Delaware, on Thursday. In the course
of the proceedings Mr.. N NJ. Porter gave lengthy
report of the condition Of the church in Charleston
which showed TINT it Is in very encouraging con-
6ition and is rapidly recovering from the shock OF
fba
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For ANY DESCRIPTION of felt hat, including
the fashionable Alpine, and caps in erG> variety
and nun Der, drop in at G. II. Johnson's No. 269
King the halter of Charleston.
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Now is the
time to remember your friend. Mr. Won santcn
will open this day beautiful goods suitable for
Christmas presents. Grandpas apd grandmas. faith
ers, mothers, and daughters, cid and young can
get suited at Won Santens Bazaar No. 900 Kngstreet
His stock Of new goods just opened are beautiful.
december 81
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Gray, Master in Equity, Us. Hugcr, ct al.
On THURSDAY. the 7th January next at II O'Clock,
will be old ut the Old CllstomhOu e,
All that valuable pLANrlTIOT situate in 81. Pc.
ter's Parrish, beaufort District, :. c.; bounding on
liice Hope, Fife aud Clydescae or Neville Planta-
ton known as Murra Hill, AMI continuing GOO acres.
more OF less as will fully appear by reference
to plat OF the same by j. n Barron.
Tcrms-unc. fourth cash balance in ], . and 5
years. with interest from day Of sale, payable an.
Iually The credit portion 10 be secured by bond OF
the purcha. ard mortgage OF the p ntation soll.
Purchaser TO pay Tor papers ana stamps.
J. ". GRAY. Master III Equity.
December Is tu4th
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The STEAMSHIP NASHVILLE. This somewhat
famous steamer, which was remarkable for her
speed when on the route between this city and New
York, before the war, which afterwards the block
ade, and while engaged in that business was caught
lin the Ogeechee River. below Savannah by the Fed
era ronclads, and there set on fire by shells from
the Federal gunboats, burnt and sunk, has been
worked at latterly by parties for the purpose of
wrecking and perhaps raising her, and We notice
that they have been enabled to &c. out part of the
cargo. The Savannah News, of the 10Th inst, says:
"Sixty bales OF damaged cotton. recovered by the
divers from the sunken steamship Nashville, were
yesterday sod at auction by Bell & Hull tor sl5lo
for the lot
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CouRTESAY, No 9 Broad-street, has just re-
ceived n splendid assortment of Playing Cards,
Pocke: Books, and Diaries for 1869.
December 81
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Our CHRISTMAS ADvERT1sERs.-Our notices
OF Christmas adv ertisements will be continued To-
morrow, when all who have been omitted to-day as
well as all new ones will receive due attention.
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PRIVATE RESIDENCES FOB SALE--Mr. Louis
D. Desaussure asvertses for sale long list of pri-
yae residences situated in various parts of the oty
It would seem as if this were the time for men with
small cash capital t, purchase houses in Charles
ton
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Do YOU WANT stylish hat for Christmas
times Buy silk beaver from c. Il. johnson, No.
269 King street. He has the latest style on hand.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, crystalized fruits
and imported fancy boxes for Christmas presents,
at KINSMAN BROS.
December %
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PEIsoNAL.-Mr. A. A. Rice, formerly Super
inte1dent of the Express CompanS's Office in
Charleston. and who has been scourning of late in
Florida, is now visiting the CITY, aad is much improv-
ed in health.
Nlr. C. D. Owens, Agent of the Albany and Gulf
Railroad is in the city ana stopping at the Charles
ton Hotel.
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OReAN1sT OF ST. PHnPs.-The announce
ent in yesterdays paper of an organist for 81 fn'
;ps Church WAS premature. The election to NIL tnas
position has not yet take place.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Leitch Bruins
sold at tho old Postofhce, yesterday the following
piece of property under direction Of James W. Gray
ESQ, Master in Equity: Plantation east side Of Wap-
poo Swamp, in the Parishes of ST. Johns Berkeley
and st Stephens, containing eight hundred and
fortyhree acres for $780, half cash, balance in one