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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
COURT pf GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackstl

sHnTLEy-KEtLr HowfcTDE-TRf,L POSTPONED
AZ the opening OF tho court yesterday morning Dis
Attorney Hall stated the Grand Jury had found
four bills growing OF the occurrence In the month
Of December the Fifth Avenue Hotel, known the
sharpley and Kelly affair. The Grand Jury dismissed
the chlrre against Icon and found two bills against
sharpioy against Kelly, varying from felony 10
homicide Sr Hall said that ho proposed to try the
cases Ia their order OF grRvamcn aud therefore called
the case Of Kelly. Mr. John Sedgwck counsel Tor the
accused stated his client kelly was now In Chicago,
having gone there by advice OF his physcan and was
order - prepare Tor trial There we're material witnesses
absent and no therefore moved 10 postpone The csss
I'll tha April term
NJ Hall in rsply, desired counsel 70 stpulate 10 try
The case 10 tnros weeks from this time. After some
conversation was mutually agreed 10 arrange day
before Apri
Asssi Dislrie, Attorney Bedford prosecuted the
rssi " abe csges
aLrGxD BURGLARY.
henry Becker, charged with burglary, was convicted
o grand isrcony IN stealing t3s worth Of dry goods
tne s'n INST sent to the State Prison for ave yeaa
Fssrk'fiEf CONVICT CONVICTED or srkALI-d'A wAIcB
IRON POLICEMAN.
sobn hsrn1r was con vic.ed Of stealing silver watch
ron william Green, onirsr OF the Seventh precinct,
on the lo.n OF November The larceny perpststeo
conveyed from Wssds to Biackvsll's Island, Harmon
having oeeh sent there for petty larceny Tho larceny
was NO bod and smoet that the Recorder
ssn'encsa hslnsn 70 tue state Prsos for ave years.
James Hogan, charged vnh stealing = sst OF double
harness valued a. So the property OF Joseph King,
pleaded guilty 10 az sttsmpt rrsnd larceny and vss
ssns0 Ma STATE Prison for two ysar and sir months
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The New Commander Of the AsIatic SQuadrsns
The death Of Rear Admiral Henry H. Bell, commanas
ing the Asaiie squadron, leaves Commodore John Il
Goldsborouah, commanding the corvette Shenandoah.
the senior ocsr in the squadron, Acting Rear Admiral
and Commodore, unit, the arrival out OF Rear Admiral
Stephen Rowan, who is now rose TO his station in
the flagship Pscstaqus Commodore Goldsborough en-
tered the service November Q. 1924. his present.
commission being dated April Is 1857 During the va
Commodore GoldsDorough saw active and incsssanf
service while command ng the steamers Union and
Florida and frigste Colorado blocxading duty Tho
Commodore efficient and gallant officer, or greas
experience and peri ectiy du taI in bis profession. Ho
win not prove deficient In any way - the commandsx
Of the Asiatc squadron. :
Commander w. W. Queen has been ordered 20 pruR
coed Ia tho steamer Of the 2lst March, via Panama. u
San Francisco and report 70 the Commander OF tb4
Morcs Island Navy Yard to command the United Sasso
corvette Tuscaror TO join the South Pacific squadro&
upon Q three years cruise. fNoTs-The Tuscarorak
according last advices had been condemned Moreo
Island. The report seems have been ncorrecIl /.
Lieutenant Commander James NJ. Prcheu has besa
ordered to the Tuscaroa executive ofcor Lieuters
ant Commander Pfcheu had command OF the vandeR
bit for time during the var, aud was excessive
ofcer OF the steamer Augusta, Cap ain Alexander kur
ray in her famous European In wnich she couS
vsyed Mr. Fox 10 Russia. He IL o clever and gallsnS
officer
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Order or General Observation-Disclosures 81 q
New Sub. District Of Norfolk.
BY direction OF General scheneld in General Orders
No 7, the sub-distrct Of Fortress Monroe has been
abolished and . new ono formed TO BE- known - ihe
sub district OF Norfolk with headquarters a. Norfo,k
the command Of which has been given to Major woo6s
run Of the Twenty nrst United States infantry ThQ
command will embrace the posts Of Norfolk. Cams
Hamilton and Yorktown, together with company A,
Fifth United States artillery, stationed Fortress
Monroe but not attached to the Military School, GEM
eral Barry been command OF tbs sub district AZ
Fortress Monroe connection with tho Artillery Prao.
ucs School, since MS arrival there. Tue formation ol
the subdistrict Of Norfolk will relieve him OF biz
dutisa Major Woodruff arrived at Fortress Monroe 81
Friday 20 assume his position
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United STATES DISTRICT cuus1-w BANKRUPTCY.
IuIportnnf Decisions.
Rafore .IudJs Hlafrhfora

kmpOFtnut DeCf9hOuSs
Before Jadge Blsichford.
mo following decisions we're yesterday rendered In
hankrup.cy:-
In the Matter u Mania. A. Son, Bankrgpt. --The
bankrupt this had applied for his na discharge
but opposed by certain creditors who ned spccl-
cations In opposition. The Specifications submitted
% mo Judge, who holds that they arc too and
Asoharge.
In The matter Of Charles @ Patterson bankrupt, the
fdlow wing decision has been rendered
appears by the record that In November, 1866,
peson named shepard obtained judgment in the snpe.
ro Court OF New York against tho bankrupt for So5
Default for want Of answer 10 tho summons served.
he Complaint set forth that in April, 1858, shepard adj
NAeed $500 70 the bankrupt for the exprosa purpose Of
hgug and paying for goods 70 DO shipped TO another
parry The money received by the bankrupt Ia his
eAcy Of sgent and In tba. capacity bo agreed 10 COL
proceeds OF the goods and refund the money TO
Sheafd IL waB alleged lsa the bankrupt did NOT apply
me money 10 the purpose for winch IL intended,
ses lsudulenty rDisapped a and refunded Il to
nhePsd. In June, 1867 the bankrupt filed hts peti.
zion, AID was adjudcateds bankrupt in tho September
ioiioWsg Ia January last Shepard issued TO the
snsln VI the oy 81 New YORK an execution on inc
Jodkmea he had received in November 1862 command.
lng the herid to arrest the bankrupt and commit IN
70 Jail Wi the Judgment should be satisfied or the
DankropI discharged according 70 law Under those
Circumstances the bankrupt applied 10 abe court
20 RESTRAIN the Shera itcn srrestIng him on
tho execution penang the proceedings in bank
ruptcy. It was claimed BY tho bankrupt that
she Judgmes was debt which would be discharged by
alscbags ador the Bankruptcy ae that tho original
~ nov ths My debt; that u could not be said,
under section Of the sci that the debt creaed by
fraud, because the original claim though created oy
fraud was extDuished BY the udg men and the fraud
slsappeared who the judgment vas obtained. The
snuRe said ~ tannot assent 70 those vieSs Ihs
snssuon ~ 70 whether the debt represented BY the
LauRnehs was ereasd by the fraud Of the bankrupt
regard a. 0nclutsd by the Judgment Tn section
% y " provided that mo deb created by the
Ihud u ,moeUement Of the bankrupt or
ms aeialeaton public ofncsr while sc,ipg in
my osne, AeucRry capacity, shall 10 discharged upjsr
sns acs lhs Wnt IN this case not being 10 be a.
fseeu py oisch'rge Me bankrupt ls not exempt from
denied.
sanford L. Baron and Porter fOr The bankrupt; El0
y. Shepard for ths cradiior
Petitions Filed n Bankruptcy Yesterday.
Ogden Hoffman Thoipe and Lemusi De Camp Esv
York city.-Rsfsrred toRsaister D~sht
Meyer Adler, New York eity.-Rsfersd 70 Rsgissc'
Ketchum
Lasisn Dubsrssi, New York clsy.--Rsfurss V Rsgs
tsT Wulamn II
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SEVERAL OFFICERS BEATEN AND KNOCKED OUT F TIME

From the Evening Telegram, Fcp III
Joseph Mathews. q ons-egged man, was arrested snse
arragncd this morning before Justice shandey on tho
charge OF assauitng and beating number OF pohcemen
II appears that Mathews got int quarrel and polio emsn
undertook to arrest him. when he caught that
ccev In hs arms The looked upon ~ one OF the moss
poverdi men attached 70 tho Eleventh precinct polcs9
and dashed him TO the earth, breaking us collar bone
lie nert attacked officer Reeves, ami threw him about
a. N he vsre mere child finally falling on his back
and Win his only foot kicking him on the nose, snS
had not another ocsr tFlsnnsy fastened 70 his assist
spos Even then II would have been found difncus
"a tsks hin ~ the station house. had not tho see6
ussd their clubs pretty freely When piaed before me
rnsg,strate Mathews completely covered With bin
own blood, aad although his head was dreadiuy svesA
from the blows had received he ready 10 light bio
captors ever again. Had no had his osher leg wogh
have required powerful snd resolus OF purpose n
he q whole platoon OF men 70 make hun prisoner.
oncer plsuvst sen. 10 the City Hospital for treat.
nepk
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s SHEET

Assslass scsns u ae ne boat htsrnaly, - far -
could be seen last night for several fest o water
II her hold bears evidence Of the fghtfal accident
Captain Dayksn and pilot Fisher are married; the
Uissng fireman y 3 slnge man
The James A. Wrighi uas nos insured Her estimated
O0n
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Nos sl1 49, III s61. x7s leo ia sra 2sl llo. 6o3
sos, ESQ. l03k, 800, 40. l062K. lo3, 1858, ISL.
SUPKhIoR CouRT-TRIAl TBRh-Par Mos. S420s
a72s s1ol $685. s7s 2o7s. 2ola l77l $685. 3s4s SeS2
$780, 3348, 3882 1884
OyER TgRNIHHk Mo- 1857
COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TERn-Part 2-Nos s42, $50,
$40 so5, s2, sse eeA s76. S76 ss2 ssa $685. 9ls slS
956
MARINE CouHr-rMAL rERH.-Nos 100, lo4, 1874 $50.
1884, 1917 iss 1874. 1885, lsc. 1877 1885, 1885, 2Oo co., 2o2
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THE LATE ADMIRAL BELL.
NAVY YARD NEW YoEK, Fob. IL, 1853

NAVY YARD. NEW YORK, Feb. IL, 1853
To THk EpIroR HERALD;-
In the obituary notice Of Rear Admiral II. n. Bell ~
this mornings HsRALD, there Is slight mistake. Tho
late Rear Admiral H. II. Bell was never IN command Of
this Yard. Rear Admiral Charles H. Bell. the present
commandant took command the lat OF May, 1885,
The paragraph commencing, I'm June. 1885, " and snd-
ing rom partisan journals should refer to the lai,sR
nSued Admiral
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the PRIZE RING.
MN, Edward. and sam CoIIy-r.

BIiIy Edwards aud sam CeIiyer.
Billy Edwards, the "white-headed whistler who hau
made many friends In well outside 0, pugiistie
circles since hts sooarn in this city, yesterday accepted
the conditions presented by am Colyer, champion OF
the light weights and having deposited equal sum Of
money that which the latter had up, there ~ prose
peci that these Will meet In the mystic ma
time noxt summer. They will hight At ia poundr
fos 81, 900 each.
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CTRr eiLtSUla-rHIs DAY.

.UmIEp sfuss nIsran covu.--Hs ss 70, fs1, ios
10, IA, 10, 10, IL, 20 as -
supasss CouRr--srrCiL Tsss.--Nss ~, "a as "a
~, o. us is2 lao, Jss 1877 las, ls0, iio tki, la
surssss Ccvsr--CSAsBsas.-Hss "a, 90, 90. ,oo. III
supp.ss Cornr-CRcuu--pan Moo sea llsI
1ls6 lI3s 1929 l222 1874 122e l72s l2so aas2 Iasl
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In FAIRFIELD Conn, last sabbath, says the Brdgepor1
Ssdndud, . coiored man named Cheser sherwood vas
hasd by negbbor, Who inquired IS 70 where be wss
going. ne replied, "a claiming" 'Then,n said the
nsghbor ''ycu had best hurry up or church will W
care for God or man and he went 20 the beach for
clams had not been there but fsw moments whom be
Was prsstrated with a. asd had several In succession
He vas Gpslly Uncovered, carrIst home and 10 suil
quite III
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sUpRtst cuvR,-spfcIil TERM.

The Chicago, Rock I-laod and Pscigc anii-
road Comsnny.
Before Judge Clrdogo.
rsp rp,s. minaoie case was NJ again yesterday mers.
ns en- seven ,Nsrnct roo,ona
Tho Gss, vs " apriicsneD by Tho sefsIespss ne
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~ q I9sL.ss5- IL >. =. - T. -
3@le9 =
SHERIFF'S SALES.

iDY virtue OF snndry write nf fer; f.oio.
40 to me directed, II will, sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY, and TUESDAY in Octo.
Der next, in front Of the Court House. in
Columbia, within the legal hpurs, the fol-
lowing property, viz: : 90 -, - =. :. :.
yi286 acres of LAND, in Richland County.
bounded on the North and Northwest by
Lands Of John D. Frost, on the North east
ey Lands OF Gustavus Hoefer, on the South
~ Lands of William Doukias, .IIj; On fi,,
Southwest by Lands formerly owned by
Dr.John Il. Boatwright. Levied on as the
property OF Peter w. Kraft, at the suit Of
.Oharies Brown, ct at, Us. Peter w. Kraft.
ALSO, ,'iH HIi@1f .pl-fA'gF ,
A tract OF Land, containing 1000 aeres
more or less, in Richland County. situated
on the Congaree River, about three miles
below Columbia, and bounded as follows:
On the North by Lands of Thomas Taylor
south by Lands Of L. D. Childs and e. J.
Arthur, East by South Carolina Railroad
and West by Congaree River. - : = >
ALSO,
Mules, 2 Horses, Wagon, Sets Har.
ness and Heifer, levied on as the prouer.
ty OF b: w. Taylor, at the suit Of Sallie
w. Taylor os. B. w. Taylor, ~ - -
Terms cash. T. F.tFRAZEE h.,
oePt 10 mth6 80 ,.l., s. r. G.
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yslsk cfa3s aN9 lIslI1sI!slSa.s


b Co1UarBIA, SO, September 24.a-
Sales of cotton. to-day 44 bales
middlings 211aS SD22 n isi
New IonK, Sept ber "a Moon. -
Flour I5 81gc9 lover Yi'Nheatp heavy,
land 1@2c. lower. Corn dull, and
slightly. fayors buyers. Mess pork
dull, ot 28.121s. Cotton lower, at
l25h. Money easy. Sterling I85S.l
Gold 1915. -
8 4 P. M.LCotton heavy; sales l, 100
bales. at 25@26a. Flour-spper-
fine 6.70@6.70M; extra 7.7598.So,
Wheat 2@3c. lower. Corn declin-
ing-mixed Western 1.19@L20.
Mess pork 28.371S. Lard-steam. 10
@20; kettle 19T@20L. Whiskey
firm, at 1.4O for free. Gold excited
and very active, but the market
closed weak, ut Az. Southern
bonds lower. Freights steady:
Baltimore. September 24.-Cot-
ton. dull, at 25L. Flour dull, and
nominally unchanged. Corn and
oats steady. Rye 4O@5O. Mess
pork 80. so; rib sides 161a; shoulders
1914; hams 211a. Lard 2O@2O1S.
CINCINNATI, September 24.-Flour
dull. Corn firmer-ear 99(91.OO.
Whiskey 1.50. Mess pork dull, at
$3.50. Bacon firm and irregular-
shoulders 11I@11]a; clear sides
15A@16. Lard 1917.
CHARLESTON, September 24.-Cot-
ton active, but 19c. lower; sales 800
bales-middlings 221S:; receipts TO-
day 418.
AUGUSTA, September 24.-Cotton
market closed easier; sales 1872 bales;
receipts 259--middlings %.
= SAVANNAH, September 24.-Cotton
dull and nominal %:
sales 81; receipts 1882.
MOBILE, September 24.-Cotton
sales 1, 100 bales-middlings 211s(6
%; receipts 311.
New ORLEANS, September "a
Cotton declined-middlings %:
sales 1,6OO bales; receipts 1865
Flour inactive, at 70O@7. .121S.
Corn dull, at 1.OO@1.05. Mess
pork dull and lower, at 3O.25M
3O.50. Bacon declined-shoulders
1314; clear 1711.
LONDON, September 24-Noon.--
Consols 941s@9414. Bonds IS.
LIVERPOOL, September 24-3. P.
M.-Cotton flat and somewhat easier
hLoNDoN, September 24-Evening.-
The bullion in the Bank of England
has increased 91S9.OOO Consols
942s@941S.
L1vrRroon, September 24-Even-
ing. g.-Cotton dull; sales 10000 bales.
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Neyvsh o Items.

CHAR1EsToN, September "a. Sail
ed-77brigIJ A. Deyereux, PhiladeI-
phia; steamer a Monterey, New York.
RIcHMoND, September 24.-Cap-
tain Schultz an ex-Captain in the
Federal army blew his brains out,
this morning in the garden of a citi
zen, from whose empl loyment he had
been discharged. Z He leaves q family
in New York city, 'i''r -
FoRTBEss MONROE, September "a. -
A heavy Eastetly storm prevails, and
q large fleet is coming in for a harbor.
FoRT WALLACE, September 24.-
Colonel Forsythe, With fifty men, is
hernmed ain, by o, large number of
Indiana, ninety miles North of this
place. Colonel Forsythe is wounded
in the leg and hip. =" Lieutenant
Beecher is fatally wounded. Doctor
Moore was shot in the head, while
dressing, Forsythe's wounds. AT last
accounts, the party had sixty five
rounds of ammunition, and were for
tifying. Troops are moving to their
rescue. sCcSt ~ sf.7cO.ft
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AfTairs i'm .yVashington.

WASHINGTON, September 24.-Sur-
ratt plead the statute of limitation of
l799., The. argument is progressing.
This lastplea was potent, and Sur.
ratt' is free. ;,,t.. !" MT
Prominent gentlemen are here
from Virginia. consulting with high
parties regarding the electoral ticket
in Virginia! They are answered that
the Constitution provides for this
matter, and there is no law of Con.
gress against any State choosing cleo
tors. ~. Z ~. .,-
Lieut.. Beecher, killed by the In
diansi is a son of Henry Ward Bee
Cher
Politics were not discussed in tbe
Cabinet, Tuesday. The President.
having had no notification of Mon
days session, will not recognize It,:
consequently, appointments made
during the recess still hold good.
The Court of Claims met to-day.
but, having no quorum, adjourned to
December. ,u'
Customs receipts, from the 18th to
the 10Th instant inclusive, amount
to So, ,016,0OO iA9,' '-9
Internal revenue receipts, to-day,
$2S9, 600. 4". Nh .ll5FT'''.I - ~
The administration will take no
action in Georgia matters. Meade
will be governed by previous orders.
Suit. has been com nmenced in New
York against Mr. Laird, builder
OF the Alabama, by the owners of
one OF the vessels which she destroy
ed. TT is claimed that she was fitted
out IN violation 5of, law, and that her
owners and builders are liable for
damages sustained at, her hands It
IS understood that Laird had funds
In this country, which have been at
tached and are held liable for what.
ever he may be held to pay. The
claim is for $119, 0O0. otal -yrav -
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JOSIAH slBLEY!ao 10 SAMUEL m GEORGE R. sB1EY
-. SIB LEsY & SONS,
WAREHOUSE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l57 REYNOLDS STREET AUGUSTA GA.

SOLICIT CoNsIGNMEMTs PRODUCE
RECENT. s N W o'' AiNoAQoANlhh FhaE
They
and
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FISHER & LOWRANCE.
THE QUEENS DELIGHT.

HNHE best and most popular Medicine in
i uso.
The Queens is the great Blood Purifier. .
The Queens Delight is n safe Alternative.
The Queens Delight is a certain cure for
Diseases of the Blood.
The Queens Delight is the best Liver In
viSorator.
The Queens Delight is the medicine for
Scrofula.
The Queens Delight is given for Head
aches.
The Queens Delight is for Nervous Alice
The Queens Delight will cure all Skin
Diseases. Fr
The Queens Delight will remove Blotches.
and Pimples.
The Queens Delight will cure Chills and
4 Fever.
The Queens Delight will cure Cancer and
1ndolent Tumors.
The Queens Delight will cure Ervsipelas
and Carbuncles.
The Queens Delight will cure Asthma.
The Queens Delight will cure Bronchitis.
The Queens Delight will cure all Female
Complaints.
The Queens Delight will restore the lost
Energies of Man.
The Queens Delight will restore the Feeble
to Health. .,tt W..
The Queens Delight for Young and Pale
faced Creatures.
The Queens Deliget has secured the favor
OF the People.
The Queens Delight is now the great Fa-
mily Medicine.
The Queens Delight has been tried, and
gives universal satisfaction.
The Queens Delight should be in every
Family.
The Queens Delight is the cheapest as
well as the best Medicine you can give.
The life of the flesh is pure blood. Upon
this theory alone the inventor of the
Queen'sr Delight establishes the great hy-
gienic law, 'cithout pure blood no flesh is
free from. disease. The Pale and Shrunken
Forms, Yellow Faces, Weak Stomachs,
Diseased Livers, Crippled Rheumatics,
Nervous Hypochondriacs Dyspeptic Vic
tins OF Headache, SO common in this
country, is owing entirely to the humors
OF the blood. Very many other diseases
may be traced to bad blood, Scrofula or
Kings Evil, Erysipelas, Exauthema or
Elevure, Rash or Eruption on females,
Blotches, letter, Goitre or Swelled Neck,
Syphilis and Syphilitic Sores, Strumous
Ulcers, &c. These cannot be cured with
out purifying the blood. Now as to the
remedy. There is no other blood purifier
that will accomplish such positive and ex-
traordinary cures as Heinitsh's Queens
Delight. You may take barrel of extract
Earsaparilla. and still yon will not be
cured; and, as proof of it, look around
and you will observe the country, through
out its length and breadth, is flooded with
compound Sarsaparillas, extracts and
syrups, claiming to be blood purifiers, and
yet we see to-day more evidence Of inn
purity Of the blood than ever. WHY is
this? Simply because these extracts and
Sarsaparillas are worthless medicines.
Ask for Heinitsh's Queens Delight. This
is not the Extract of Stellingia or Queens
Delight, nor is it a Compound Syrup OF
Queens Delight, or Sarsaparilla and
Queens Delight, but simply Heinitsh's
Queens Delight is the trade mark. Ask
for this, if you want to be cured, and see
that the namo of T.. H. Heinitsh is on the
rapper; Prepared only by E. H.. Helm
itsh. Wholesale agents,
FISHER & HETNITSH,
August Is I Columbia, s. C.
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Charleston Advertisements,
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
CHARLESTON. S. C.

CHARLESTON, S. C.
A<E%NC0 THE undersigned having
f!sfTSSs 80 taken charge OF the above
r. RlIfl zIl6 well-known HOTEL, re-
sE:=-sz-iIt - 80 spectfully informs his
friends and the travelling public that it has
ments. The table will, at all times he
e.upplied with the best the Market affords.
including every delicacy in season. while
the cuisine will be unexceptionable. The
Bath Rooms attached to- the Hotel are sup
piled with the celebrated Artesian Water.
and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be OBJ
will be pa id to the comfort of the guests
as heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
hnding the Charleston Hotel equal to any
in the United States. The patronage Of
the travelling public is respectfully solicit
ed, J.P. HORBACH Agept
Jan IL Smo Proprietor
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A CARD.

The undersigned, having sold his entire
interest in the Hotel known as the ''NIoK-
ERsoN HOUSE," in Columbia, s. c.,
would take great pleasure in recommend
ing his friends to continue their patronage
to the new Proprietors.
Mr.. WRIGHT has had charge of the
Hotel for me, for year past, aud will
continue to have the entire management
OF the Hotel, under the new arrangement.
l feel assured that the House will main.
tain its former reputation as first.class
Hotel. T. s. NIOKERSON.
coIpMnrA, s. G., September /, 1868.
September 1G s,d n - i,i. $40, .sls4 y