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The national Republican., 1868-11-25
Ani,,vALs At THE noTELs.

NATlONAL-h.S .: bknsoN, q,
Ensisnd, Gov Caleb Lyon, idaho, Hon h ]
asidsrTsI PA r. E%ipsss % S,s;, XXI s;o' yShR
Hff Tennj Jno II Tucker. S S Qsss, Mo; Mrs
s. N Hatch, Del, NJ Freeman, r. Darling,
N Y, J. Williams and lady, Miss + NJ sunder-
as' Mas HsSe.sSt, S hsar M Rsd%oSd, opI Y " Gen
more, Wis., ) Galloway, Md; Coi 7 b vii
%sn..Ionr iEa HSn ladi MGoGs Hos sPS sehs TIT
Hutchins, Nd; o Andrews, Alsi H Puns-
man, New Orleans, hat Sam Randolph, Yaj
w ts WtSodSSIry, BoitSn Mas,; Ssn]S%WS
Puilen, Mdj A M Adams, N YIE R Ames,
U sAi Dol A waicott,, indi Ewd Jobnson,
T,ashBBs,Sp Bssssa ss" Ssss q GGEs GSsfy
Newark; Capt A Grant, John McElhorc, II
O Wright, Philsdeiphis; Hon las O. McGeath,
Nebraskai Jas jackson, Gal; Benz Harrison,
Nd; Capt 8, a Cobbeli, Fla; John N Moore,
Andrew A Short, James A Moore, JohnW
Larmer, Baltimore. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = PorTs.
Norman Fox, 81 Louis; John Turner, Mich
y Y, n Charles 3 ulPey, oS.,le;ton, = o. S.o .
woodruff, Mrs Paiisse, N Y; Z Belote, Va;
J R Quinn, E A Early, Baltimore, Md; Frank
Kenyon, Montans; Colonel keeler, Y A,
PhiisdeiphIs; Miss M 4 Fox, Painted Post,
Y; j A Hull, Z A Hints, L Pouison, j Elliot,
P Br9S4, PhIIsde5phisi ! r Dudley. Gin: Gin
Thomas J Alma, Miss L Atkins, Va.
KIRKwOOD HoUSE-KINe. o.
8 NJ Gibbons, Baltimore A Davidson, Rlch-
mondi David qiltinan, Philai Geo Pendie;
BsleSn.n, PSiis; Andrew NJ q iiiespis. Spring.
field; q V Botalier, Cincinnati, David l. John
son, Lancaster; Paul Stephenson, Elmiraj
Chss Cummings, st Pauli Geo Z Behring's,
Montresli Isaac Downey, Pittsbars; Joseph
dry, David Z Jones, N Y; Edward d Dorsey,
81 Paul; b O Gastrook, N Y; ] X Lononsbu burg,
Perryville.
EBBITT HousE-c. O. WILLARD.
L. j A Woodbury., Boston, T Dabney, CITY;
Hon O D Drake. st Louis; W @ Ford, Mem.
phls, TENN O + Chase, Flaj W q Moore, "
J Heyman, Alaj J o Greenwood, N Y; q Hall,
wheeling ys Jsnes duess daughter 6c,,sn and
Coi Blunt, U s A, John Il Res, John s Moody
Ctty; J W Paramore, Nashville; J A Holland,
| James A Coo, Va. s..
sEAToN HOUSE--J. II. Sxxxrs.
Mrs Dr Williams Garter, Miss White, Va; J
W Baker, wife and daughter, Ohioj W Ken
ney, MIDI ID Lowenthsl, + W Walter, Joseph
Robb, 'Bsliinore; W H Prentice, George +
Gutick, N J; q Howson, L ID Scarborough,
\ Philadelphiaj J L Bosseax, Richmond.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. BEAN.
Hon Sidney Clark, Kansas N Fuller, J D
Brown, N Y; Daniel Mack, WIN II Hilley, Ctj
| Mrs A Laurens, Va; John Howard, Hedfy W
Hunt, Baltimorei Capt Newton and lady, N ];
Z Snow, q W Raynor, York, Pa, b + Davis,
Auburn, Y; W Moore, st Mary's 90, Nd.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
AuorIoN SALES TO-DAY.

At Z O'Clock, on the premises, q house and
lot on II street north, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets west. ,a,-
At 4 O'Clock, on the premises, a two.story
brick house, on the corner Of Seventh street
west and Q street north. f.-...
At Z O'Clock, on the premises, a three.story
house and lot on 1 street north, between
Twenty.second and Twenty-third streets west
A. I O'Clock, on tho premises, q tract oi
land on the old Bisdensburg road, about three
miles from the Centre Market,
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PROPOSALS NAVAL SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAYMAsrKR'B 0FPIcR,(
WAsuIEuTos, D. c., Nov, %, 1858. ! .
sealed proposals, to be endorsed ''ProposRls,
will be received at this once. until u m the nfst
day Of December, 1858, for the following articles,
Witch must be Of the very best quality, to be de,
iiyered free Of expense and Government tax at the
WssIIngion Navy Yard, and subject to the usual
'n'po'HBGdhR HBGdRRST SeSrS"tF 81 YARDS AND DOCKS,
1000 pounds Lead Pipe,
~ Hard SeTeWIng Machine, for pipe work.
/ Sci Pine screw Cutting Dies, right hand.
Pine Screw Cutting Dies, left hand.
y Patent PlpO Cutters, Nos. and 2.
Improved Drill Stock, for drilling. roaming
BuRRAtt tns nfsdstuRfRPakEF stRRPiaSk AND RECRUITING.
5000 bushels Fine sand ,
Team EmOTY Cloth, assorted,
BuKRAU STEAM EN0INBERIN0.
3barrels Common Flour, - .
BiJREhU PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
Is barrels Flour, Navy standard.
Descriptive schedule, with particulars to be seen
at his once security required for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of supplies awarded,
In conformity ith stpulAtions on the blank forms
Tor BIDS 10 be had at this ohce otherwise bidswil
moi be an tertained CALVIN q, JACKSON,
noy25.N Paymaster u ,s,N,
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

NEW oRsANIzArIos.-The mombers Of the
iats nn,, Young Men, Seymour an and Blsir Club
Building for Tho purpose Of Reorganization.
After discussing the constitution, at some
length, It was resolved to postpone Its further
when spermsnent org ganization will beformed.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

Of he sotomso Sss become 50 aleu- SD SDtans !. e.
make the passage OF large vessels TO our
whsrvcs impossible during low tide. At the
present time there are four heavily laden
Seventh street, one OF which IL lying cross
wiae In the channel. II e time the corpora
tion was taking some action to remedy this
great evil. Many Of our merchants are COM
planning OF the dlHioulty they have 10 pro-
curing vessels "a, transport heavy cargoes to
and from our city, owing to the scarcity OF
water along our wharves,
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

STEALING A HoRsE.-A footman named
Jessie Haskell was arrested In Georgetown
by Oficer Warwick, OF the Third precinct,
charged with tho larceny OF horse from
OhAs. Haynes. He Is held for hearing.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

THE RAILROAD INJUNoTIoS.-The case Of
railroad, In reference to the grading OF ! and
IL streets, which was to have been argued yes
terday, was further postponed until Tuesday
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

New LErrKn BoxEs.-Six Of the new letter
boxes invented by ,Messrs. J. W. J. ID.
Smith, Of this city, and which have been here.
tofore fully described In the RBPuBLIoAr, have
are attracting much attention. The Messrs.
Smith have received orders from New York,
Philadelphia, and baltimore for sample boxes,
andSill shortly put them up In those cities
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

REAL EsTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper s
Latimer have sold lot 3, In square 81, fronting
and Twenty-fifth streets, to q. Mason, fol
seven cents per square foot.
Green Il Williams, auctioneers, have sole
the south half of lot 50, in subdivision o
square l07, with Improvements, fronting or
Nineteenth street west, between X and L
streets north, to DR.. q. Miller, for 81 200.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Nov. AL y. m.-Cotton very
firm, higher rates asked; 256925i1 cents, Sugar
Porto Hico llranl3%. Flour dull and nominal.
Southern es.-kGtl4.bo. Wheat opened firm
closed heavy; 10. q so. Corn duiet and firm
clio. Oats9uisf and.nrm; 7otfGTl cents. Rye
qniet and steady, As. Pork dan and nominal
BALrIMoRB MARKETS.
BALTiMoBk, Nov. Ay-BREApsTUErs- - The
demand for n6ur 10 moderately active, and the
market for itsteady and firm at the prices here.
tofore quotedt We have reported to-day sales
Of 500 bprrels Western superior At to.toaatO7s;
200 barrels Indiana Extra at Is .5oj 200 barrels
Indiana Extra at tgj and 100 barrels high grade
Qity Mills Extra AZ tlo. 80 per barrels.
Wheat was active and prices higher. The
quotations are, t7.so@i23S for red, and s2.i29
Corn was again active and Arm and prices
ranged as yesterday. -r-.
Prorfsiols.-Bacon continues very scarce and
nrm at NIf61bc. for shoulders, and lslSepl9c,
for sides, but the demand Is not large, and
with any considerable increase of stock prices,
would doubtless materially decline. Hams,
which are In fair supply, are very dull at lb@
lso. There IL some bulk meat offering, both
on the spot and to arrive, but there appears to
be no disposition whatever to purchase at any
thing near current rates. Mess pork, OF which
there are now several lots Offering, we quote
at t2s@t2s. .26 per Dbl. Lard is dull and nom.
inal at II IS61sc.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

SMAsH Up.-Street Oar No. q and a furnl:
and Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday morning.
The harness OF the horses, the pole OF the car,
and the furniture wagon were all badly
DAMAGED,
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

SALE or MoNEY.-At the last monthly meet
log OF the East Capitol Building Association IN
fourteen shares were sold at an average OF "a
per cent.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
THE COURTS.


CIRcuIr CouRT--Chtsf Jusfice Carffe.--This
terday; ~
AN OLD RAILROAD INJURY oAsE.
James Corbit vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Action for damages claimed
to have resulted BY reason Of q collision which
occurred between wagon In which defendant
was riding and q train on the Washington
Bransh railroad, near street, on the l2th OF
jured, one arm made useless, and his physical
syatem much shattered. He was insensible
for three weeks from the time OF the collision,
and was kept within his house for q very long
period. The case was tried last term, and Its
facts then fully reported In this paper. The
Jury at that trial gave a verdict for the plain.
titf in ts,ooo, which was set aside by the Court
The examination Of witnesses occupied the
greater part Of the day yesterday, and was
RENT CASE.
John +. CLARK vs. Samuel Furst. This "
three consolidated suits for rent Of premises
on Market Space, betweeh Ninth and Tenth
streets, resisted on the ground that the copdi-
and business of the defendant, the merits Of
which was reported In this paper yesterday.
The case was submitted to the jury at the
opening Of the court, and verdict given for
FuIst IN all the cases.
Wilson VS., King. Action on q promissory
note. The case was placed on the calendar by
consent, and judgment confessed as to the
amount OF note and interest. Kilgour; Hine.
Martin vs. Reynolds. Judgment by default
Dainese VS.. Bsrtholow. Order ofcourt made
correcting record so as to give judgment for
Adjourned.
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Box coAfs.
SaksA 4 Co.,
blT Seventh street.
tl0
ti0

small leg pantaloons, Of genteel oolors, made
10 the best manner, at George q. Henning's,
No. bl1 Seventh street, for %, ", IS and $40.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

KEErrNo BAwDY HousR. "A eoiored
woman, named Amanda Matthews, WAS ar
rested by Sergeant Ashton, and taken before
Justice Tucker, charged with keeping bswdy
house. She was committed to jail 10 answer
at court. WIN. Christmas was arrested on
Ike charge, ana held for hearing before Jus.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

WITHOUT LIoEEsR.-Mr. Clark was ar
rAigned by 0Gioer Fox before Justice Walter,
charged with keeping two dogs without
license. The accused was hned slO.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

LARcgsY.-W II. Smither. charged with
petit larceny by Grandville Maleom, was
committed to jail for court by Justice Harper .
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

INJURED BY A FALL.-A man named Peter
White was found by Ofiicer Duffy about y
the corner of Fourteenth street aud Pennsyl.
vania avenue. He had q deep cut In his head,
and being under the influence Of liquor, II Is
supposed the injury was occasioned by fall.
The officer had him conveyed to the station
house, where his wound was dressed by DR..
King, after which he was sent to his home.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

No LIoEssE.-S. ]. Block was arraigned bo.
fore Justice Tucker yesterday, by Ohieer
Davis, and hneh $50 for selling goods by sam
plo without n license,
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

RRMovED.-A portion OF the Howard Uni
completed, the preparatory department of tina
Institution, numbering about one hundred
students, moved into 1t on Monday. Tn,
A. L. Barber, OF Ohio, and Miss Julia A. Lord
of Maine, and 10 attended by both white ant
colorei pupils. The dormltory, which Is de
signed for about two hundred students, is be
Ing push ed to completion.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

IMPROVEMENT OF STRERrs.-Mr, Gunnell,
commissioner OF the Seventh ward, has a large
force engaged cutting q street south through
from Seventh to Eleventh street westi also
+ street south from Eleventh to Twelfth street
west. The earth removed 10 dumped along
the sea-wall, thereby greatly improving Water
street.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

BASE EBALL.-Arrangementsh have been made
for a game OF base ball at $50 o'clock, on
Thanksgiving morning, on the grounds south
oil the Executive Mansion. Picked players
from all the clubs In the District viii contest,
and the game, therefore, promises to be one Of
the most spirited ever witnessed here.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

O. BAuM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
ntelligeneer Building u
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

LIoHr OBFENoKs.-George Robinson, for
OficeF O'Hare and fined t6 by Justice Harper.
R. Silverbery, for obstruetins the pavement,
was arrested by ohlcer Price and nned " by
Justice CLARK.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

FuEERAL.-The remains OF DIR. X. Ribbeck
were Inferred yesterday afternoon in the Ger.
man burial ground at the head Of North Capi,
toi street. The funeral took place from the
Victoria Hotter, aud was headed by the 9Th
u. S. cavalry band, and attended by number
OF the Turner's Association In carriages. DR.
X. was q surgeon In the New York (Gari
baldi Guards) Infantry, and, In respect for this
service, several military men were detailed to
act as pail.bearers.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
MARINI's

MAH'Srs Nj .-.. .'I, J 5,.r q. -.-
FASHIONABLE DANCING gAOADEAIY
EST, gbLwEEN NlkTn AND TENTH.
former patrons and the cltirens q Washington and
Vicinity that his SECOND QUARTER Of This sea-
eon Will commence on the 2sih Of November, 1865.
For see circulars, to be had at the aead
emy or music stores. nol6.Sw
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Printing.
Wines and Liquors

JAMRS MoLA
U DEALgnl IN ....
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
Champagne, ,
y7a Pelnsylyauia avenue, adjoining MctTopOu'"S
Store and Sample Room superintended by VIM
II, COnToy, 49,, c, ,o,,
Rs- Agent for the La ManolA ClgAr. n9l2.lL
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
EouITY CouRr-Judge olin.-Tho court wal
occupied as follows yesterday:
A DIVORCE CASE

Equity CouRr-Judge olin.-Tho court was
occupied as follows yesterday:
Ro.ett. Best v. Dse AnsSeny SHfs Best. Action for
divorce. The bill sets forth that the parties
have been married about 30 years: The com.
with cruelty be- Being as'pHRGsn, pfsen in,Sxs % ana
food,
bill, and charges 'i The dsfenasst with iil.,em.
cluded. Messrs. MuzIcy and Riddle for the
petitioner, and Mr.. McPherson for the de.
Eceols VS.. Garter. Bill for sale of real
estate. Order ratifying the auditors report,
and sirsS,ns M.1ns,h S,,,riSStion 81 Mn
and Of reference thereon.
Dyes 5 Ct a.. y. Boone GONE ct al Order to set sst
hearing after "a hours notice.
ratiiyius trustees sale Of lot 3, in square %,
Gait vs.. Thies & Co. Order directing notice
to be given to absent defendant Of the pend.
Walker VS.. Kerner ct al. Bill for injunction.
Consent order setting, Monday next for hear
Ing application for injunction.
| Adjourned.
ORPHANS CouRT-Judge PpeeH.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday:
r,s ,.., w,, IL LAT s6,% WILLS: HSw. ,.o,.,,,,n,
his estate to his wife, and naming her exeou
| trix, was fled for probate.
The will OF Patrick Moroney. heretofor,
noticed, was fully proven.
| LETTERS TRsTAMENTARY.
Joseph L. Savage qualified as administrator
Of 5; +. Savage, giving bond In 10000 with
W: b. Raney, George Savage, and p. A. Con
| nell as sureties.
John Wilson qualified as administrator OF +
p. Wilson, giving bond In q, 900, with JOSEPH
Redfern and r. W, BarnAclo as suretles.
Clement Brooks qualified as administrator
OF Henry Brooks, giving bond In $500.
| ACCOUNTS. =
4 The accounts OF S. b. Colby's executor OF tn
guardian Of s. Crowns Infants, was filed an
approved.
| AdinnrDad
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

with assauitins and beating VIM. Shsughnes.
sey with intent to Lill, was before Justice
Walter on Monday afternoon for q further
hearing. J. h. Adams appeared for the de.
Mr.. Payne waived the point made on Satur-
day last, that the prisoner having been al.
ready committed by the coroner, q Justice OF
that the poi mt could not be determined In this
case, as the accused had never been before the
coroner. After hearing the testimony, Justice
Walter ommitted the prlsQner for court.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

SWORD PREsENrArIos.-Lieut. o. W. Lon.
gan, who has been acting as chief clerk OF one
OF the bureaus In the Adjutant Generals
office for Ave years past, andwho has been
the Missouri, was on Monday presented with
a handsome sword, sash and belt by Mr.. John
II. Sleman, on behalf OF his otiice associates.
Prior to going to Missouri, Lieut.. Lougan
will spend q few days In Pennsylvania With
his relatives. The sword is now on exhibi'
tion at the store Of the Calf Brothers.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

SUSPICION oP LARCEEY,-O1lcer Oliver, oi
the Fifth precinct, last night arrested William
Williams, colored, on suspicion Of having
stolen a pair Of shoes, which he had ~ his
locked up at the Central guard-house for
hearing.
The national Republican., 1868-11-25
FINAsUIAI Ayp coMMERCIAL. :

wAsHINo TON, d, o., Nov. 23.--Jsy Cooke q
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
q en- m ami a..nurlllHat Il ~
The national Republican., 1868-11-25

EoR RENT-A GROCERY STORE, FORTY PBBT
L deep, and Stock for sale, in a good business
i9eatioS on street, between Seventh and Eish,h,
PETIT s Shoe Store, nOyp-tf
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sr. ANDREWS PAItI>H.

The following executions were handed the sheriff
without desert ptun OF property: J Bull. estate
Drose, W u Hadwen Vim Hunt. Thos SIMS W D
seahrook John Trott W stewart, W Toomer.
{ Toomcr, Jola Far e.. Z Z Jr"' J. Freer
estate j. II Grimball, estate & I iitywirL. = 3
wood, estate Hammoud, b ainson. Hail, Marg
Kelley, Amcs Smith, Wappoo Nil! Complny.
PsRIsH ST. JAMES sANTEE.
The ,olIcwinr executions were handed the Sheriff
without description o. property: " s Query,
Bates, Elisha Pphn, 4 1rescott, Alston,
r Crimson Brinston, Robert rown, Joseph
Combe WI Elliott, K Glass, Peter La7sen,
Henderson, Mcclellan. estate John Palmer,
Sutler, Willis, Anderson, Vim Bal, Arthur
Blake Brinston, Isaac I'rinson, estate q Los
ton, estate B Lowndes. W H carmon. Elisha Pip,
kin, MIS- A Platt estate r Phillips, estat.
G Porcher, estate VIM Rodgers. estate VIM Snowd.n-
ST. STEPHENS PARISH
The following executions were handed the Sheriff
without description OF property: Lotion, I
Wa1ing, Moore, W q Carmon, states Lea &c al
John Money John Palmer. estate saul Palmer. MRS
Platt estate Vim Snowden, Jas Vein, Whi1e-
WILLIAM $. HASTE, :. G. d.
July 20
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MAoULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER.
80. $40 KING.
CORNER OF HAsEL-sTREET.
CHARLESTON. g. C.
Misfeaaneous.


q p e e A L N u T C +
IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE ENTIRE DEsTRUC
TIoN Of our establishment by hre on the morning
of 221June. we have removed to the extensive prem
ises formerly occupied By
HAyMAND, STEVENSON & CO.,
NO. 23 HAYNE-sTREET,
And will be prepared in q few days to exhibit The
most extensive Stock of
FRESH AND CHOICE
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
That have ever been opened In this market.
WE SHALL CONTINUE TO IMPORT ALL THE
LEADING ARTICLES IN OUR LINE FROM The
BEST LABORATORIES, ONE OF OUR FIRM
LEAVING TMMErIATELY FOR EUROPE. AND WE
HOPE TO HAVE OUR FALL .IMPoRTATIONs IN
STORE BY THE DOTH SEPTEMBER
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS 10 FILL ALL
ORDERS WITH DISPATCH, WE SHALL CON-
TINUE OUR BUSINESS AS USUAL. AT THE
ABOVE LOCATION. WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CHOICE EU.
RoPEAN DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
No. 20 Hayne-street, "
Julys 2mos CHARLESTON. g. C.
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amend the law in relation to the bonds requir
ed of public officers, which states 18th OF the
bonds of oil public officers Of the State shall be
deposited in the Office Of the Treasurer of the
State, and all such bonds, except those Of the
Comptroller General, Secretary and Treasurer,
shall be annually examined by q board, con-
sisting of these three officers. Their bonds
are to be examined annually by the Governor,
and those of all district officers are to. be re-
corded within thirty days after the election by
the register of mesne conveFances in that dis
trict." This act is still in force, but whether it
will be regarded or not remains to be seen.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Heypard, Executor, Us. Davis, &c az.
On THURSDAY, the a3d instant, at II o'clock, will
be sold at the Old Cpstomhouse,
AL those TWO TRACTS OF LAND. situate on the
east side of Ashley Biver, IN Charleston District,
about four and-a-ha miles from the city, the two
tracts together measuring 121 S2-10O acres more or
less; bounding north on lands once of P. Duncan
and lands late of Agricultural society," east lands
Of the South Carolina and Northeastern Railroad
Companies, west on Ashley River, south on an ave-
nue. dividing the said tracts from lands late Of DR..
Ramsay.
Ierms-One third cash; balance In one, two and
three years, secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises with interest payable au-
rually. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
Julv6 - m2 th1
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BASE BA11.-The game on Saturday between
the Alert and Eclipse Clubs was Witnessed by
large number Of spectators. The game was
called at O'Clock, with the Eclipse at the bat.
Up to the fourth innings, the play on the part
of the Alerts was very poor, which enabled
the Eclipse to keep up closely; but on the fifth,
sixth and seventh the Eclipse was forced to
retire without run, while the -Alerts added
thirteen to their score. On the seventh in
nings the umpire called the game on account
of darkness, but principally owing to an appa-
rent desire on the part of the Eclipse to pro-
long the seventh innings in order that the game
would be decided on the sixth innings. How
ever, as the game was a social one, we publish
the score as it stood when called:
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THE FALL TRADE.
January 16
Charleston, 8.

MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN
everywhere, but more especially in the City oi
Charleston, will please bear in mind that tho pARN-
WELL SENTINEL Is one Of the best advertising me.
diums in the State circulating at every poatoce in
the District, and has been In existence since 1852
Business men would consult their interest by trying
some of the Prntors Iok used at that establishment
Address 4. A BRONSON,
July Il limo Publisher and Proprietor.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST ctRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
SEws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
.CuLArloN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
.puBLIsHEs The LIST OF LETTERS RENAN.
ING N THE PosToFF1oE AT TIE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIs-
lions or THE NEW PoSToFFIcE Law.
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TOTAL RUNS EACH INNINas.
1st Cd Sd 4sh 5Eh 9Th 7th Total.
AIe-t.....8 81 8 SO
E,iipse. "a a o Is
Flies oaught-Alsrt7; Eclipse O..
Home ruDs-Esston 1, Hesln !, Wallace ALERT 8.
Home runs-Sterken 2-Eolipse 2.
Umptre-A. 8: Brown; Palmetto Base Ball Club.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-20

REsIaSATroy OF A .cUsrosHousE OFFICER
Rfsis stated that lfr. Josephus Woodruff, a
cigar inspector in the Customhouse, has re-
signed that position in order to attend to his
sothsr duties as Clerk of the carpet-bas Senate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-20

PROFITABLE FARMING On lot of land near
the old Race Track, measuring about seven
eighths of an acre, there have been raised this
season more than FIVE hundred dollars worth Of
.cucumbers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-20

PAPERS At SuMMERvnLE.-ir. Sohur will
supply TIE DAILY NEWS to transient or regu-
Lar customers at Horbach's Hotel, Immediately
after tae arrival Of tho morning train from
Charleston.