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PACIFIC GUAN0 COMPANY'S
SULU q LIE
PACIFIC GUANO.
CAPITAL. 81. .00O 600

'SAJVoO,NNo'
rT,HIS GUANO DIFfLRs FROM PERUVIAN
/ Guano simply in The relative proportions OF
the same el, ments Of fertility.
Its use during the past four years for the culture
of cotton and -orn has given to it character tor
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine Peru
Wan Guano. and where seasons Of drought Inter-
yene i! produces large increase OF crops
The price at whice THIS Guano is placed is so
much below that of Peruvian G,iano as to constitute
it an object oil material IMPORTANCE to southern
Agriculture. 49,, o-
The large capital and resources Of the Company
enable it to furnish Guano of the hlghe value ut
the lowest possible cost to consumers. and TIC
highcs, interest of the Company is recognized IN
this policy.
The Company looks to large sales, srna profits
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
invested
Dr. Sr. JULIEN RAvENEL, OF South Caro-
lima, is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords sure guarantee Of the continued eX-
cellence Of the Guano. None genuine unless brand
ed with the name of JOHN S. REESE & CO., Gene
raj Agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode of application. apply to
j. N. ROBSON,
Agent for the State OF South Carolina,
Nos and Atlantic Wharf.
Decemter 10 DAG stuth3mo
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ARRIVAL OF TIE MAaNoLIA.-Wo take plea
sure in announcing the arrival, on yesterday afer
noon, OF the splendid sde-wheel etesmship Masno-
a Of the regular line of steam.rs between this port
and New York, Of which Messrs. Ravenel l. Co. are
tho agents. This ship has lately been fitted up In
most elegant manner, having unsurpassed accom-.
modations FOR passengers The Mngnoiia is COM
manded by that we'll known and old favorite Captain
NJ. 3. CroweIl who for several years past com.
mandea successfully the steamship saragossa, OF
this line.
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IURIIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE.
Under foreclosure Of mortgage from = to--,I
will expose at Public Auction, on THURSDAY
next, the 3lst day of December, 1868, in front OIL
the Old Pos.oin e, East Bay,
Nine fine PLANTATION MULES. fine Sorrel
niure, the fac Black Stallion "otonewall.'
ALSO,
Immediately after the above sale. at storehouses on
Boyce's Wharf,
Ont tsix.horse power ST Fam ENGINE, with the
Sha!tiag Machinery aud Betting one Whipper. two
Cotton Gins, and lot Household Furni ure' con-
sisting OF Walnut Bcdstcad, Marble Top Bureau,
Marble Top Wash Stand, Toilet Table, Extension
Table, Damask Lounge. Cane Seat Chairs one Inree-
ply Carpet &C., &c. o-
Terms cash. F. W. ~. MaChL1,
Sheriff C.. c., Agent OF Mortgage.
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TIE RETAIL TRADE CHR1sTMAs WEEK.-The
retail trade OF Kingsteet during the past week has
excelled in extent anything that has happened for
years. Notwithstanding the alleged pecuniarIly Sc
we're times, money was abundant and spent freely.
The dealers would have no cause to complain if the
brisk trade of the holidays could only continue for
moath or two.
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su.RIEE,S SALE.

Bv virua ofa Writ of Ficri ~Facas to me directed
and delivered will be sold on MONDAY, the 4th
day OF nuarv next, a the northeast corner OF the
Courthouse. between IL \. VI. and O'CLOCK Z. NJ.
All tic right title and interest OF the deendant1n
rRACr / OF LAND, situate on Edisto Island, aud
Known as cedar Hail." together with the building
and i'm rovemaus thereon. SAID tract containing 40u
acres, more or less.
Leylc on and to be sold as the property Of DR..
James T. Thale9 at the SUIT OF Joseph Purcell, who
has assigned the judgment in this case to c. y.
Northrop.
ALSO,
at the same time and place,
All the right title aud interest of the defendantIn
all that LO [ OF LAND. with Improvements thereon,
situate in the Town of 1t Pieaslnt said lot bound
cd south on Bennetstreet. east Oh lInds OF DAWSON
and wesl on lands OF ToIDlinson.
Ieyiol on aud TO be sold as the property Of VIM.
T. Pearce at the suits OF b. d. Bequcst and Q Roper
Terms cash. T. w. NJ haeh
Dccembar29 tlm2 r. C' -
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARagsr clRcULArioN.-rnE DAILY
NEWS BtiNGi THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULArIoN IL THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING ~ TIE pOSrOFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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UNDEi, DECREE IN EouITY.
Mood Us Quiatm.

On THURSDAY. The 3lst December, a: II O'Clock.
viii be sold. near the Ol Cus,omhousr,
All that LO / OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on. situate on the cast side OF Nolm1ast:ect, Upper
Wards of this city, marked No. Z on plat Of H. Il.
Payne dated 1D,h April. 1852, and recorded IN the
oliice of Register Mesne Conveyauce, oi:e Charles.
ton district measuring in font on sail street ~
feet, and il depth Ito feet. more or less bounding
W 8; OH Norm INST cc', north on Lot No o. east on
Lot No. g. and south on Lots Nos. 40 END Az en- TIC
above named plat
Te.m4-Oue-thrd cash. balance in ono AID two
years the credit portion to b. secured by bond and
mortgage of the prem Sc the buildings to be lnsur-
ed AMI Reps Insured and the policy assiSacd. Pur-
clascr to pay for papers and stamps.
j. w. GRAY,
pccem,rS tuIthl Master in Equity.
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" C1rf CoUNcn.-There will be an important
meeting Of Council tonight, when the offices de-
cared vacant will be filled by election. There are
number Of candidates in the Geld for all the vacant
places. Yesterday, there was numerous attend
ance in the Mayors Office of those who were inter-
.ested in ths matter
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BY 2. B. CAKES.
Estate Sale Of Plantations and Residences.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.


On TUESDAY, the 18th day of January 1sG9 will be
Sold at the Old Posolice, ~ Charleston, by order
CT the Devisces OF John Ashe.
Tie handsome BRICK RESIDENCE on the north
side of South Baystrect, between nectiIg and King
streets tho residence of the Iate Colonel John s.
Ashe). ociGs one OF the most desirable Dwellings In
the city. On the premises are excellent brick
Kitchen carriage house aud stable. The lot mea-
"a feet ~ in on front limo, GO feet In on the
back line and 269 feet deep, more or less
ALSO,
The THREE STORY WOODEN MANSION. HOUSE
on the north side Of South Bay-street. between
Meeting and King streets, containing twelve roonas
three piazzas &c. On the premises are brick Kitchen
carriage house and stable Tho lot measures 81 feet
in ii 'front.' less, SO feet on the back line,
and 24l feet deep, more or less
Tue TWO RICE PL ANrATIONS at the best pitch
of the tide known as "Will Town" and "Hlsh
Wassie," or Rotterdam" now merged into one
plantation, situate in St Bartholomew's Parish. Col
Teton District. opposite Will Town. on largo creek,
waters of Pom Pom River, containing jointly 1913
aeres Of which 400 acres are rice laad, under bank
(ibout 26D of which have been planted this year,;
bounding to the north aud northwest by lands Of
estate Baynard and Edward Barnwel, to the south
on lands OF Mrs. Wayne. and to the east on said
creek. On tho place are two small Dwelling Houses
and accommodations for seventy or moro negroes
Attract OF PINE BARREN LAND. on the Pom
Pom River st. Paul's Parish opposite the Will Town
Plantation, containing 1s0 acres of land.
Fifteen TOWN LOTS in the village OF VIII Town.
ALSO,
The SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, in
ST. Paus Parish, Colleton District, 80 miles from
Charleston, and about miles from Adams Run, on
the savannah and Charleston Railroad known as the
point Place." Tuoglooo River (the residence of
the late Col. John s. Ashr). considered ono OF the
most productive and certain places on the coast con-
tanning about 400 OF land. of which about $50
are cleared. On the place are overseer and negro
houses. This place Is considered healthy to reside
on all the year.
ALSO.
The TRACT OF LAND OR ISLAND, commonly
known as Whooping Island on the Dawhoo River,
Collcton District, containing PIT acres OF land.
ALso
"MOSS HULL" PLANTATION, lying in and
around Adams Run. Colleton District, containing
about 1910 acres or less, having about 5o 900
Pine Trees, boxed.
The TRACT OF LAND known a., "Roxbury," St.
Pluls Parish, Colletoa District containing about
$50 aeros.
ondltions-Onc-t third cash; balance by bond, pay
avle in two equal successive annual instalments.
with interest from day OF sale, to be secured by
mortgage of the property, the city residences to be
il surcd and policies assigned Purchasers to pay
for all necessary pa. .ers and revenue stamps.
December 1S tuthS6 ntuthfSmtu7
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LARGE SALE OF ARMY BLANKETs.-Captain
Addison Burrell, United States Storekeeper on Com
mercial wharf will sell, account of the Quarter
masters Department, on the 9Th Of January, three
thousand wool!en blankets. 1t will be good oppor'
tunity for planters and others to get supply at
derate figures.
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New PAVEMENT IN HAsELrsTREET.-To-day
Inspector Lacoste will break ground in Hasel-sueet
for the new asphaltum pavement which is to be iaid
on the north and south side of the street. from Meet
ing and the Postofh CO to KinS-strect.
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UapEIi DEcmEE IN EQUITY.

cray, Aasfer in Equity, rs. Huycr, ct q.
On THURSDAY. the 7th January next, at II o'oiock'
will be old ii the Old Cus.oinhou t,
an thai valuable LIANT TlON situate il 81. Pc
ter, Parish. Beaufort District, :. C.; bounding or
lice Ho2c, Fife and ClydesGac or Neville Planta'
tion known rs Nurrl I'LL, an confirming sOo acres,
more or less as wis. fully appear by reference
10 Il ,,ist CT t:c sam. by J. \. Daron.
Ieims-uEc lou til cash balance IL l, ana .
years. with interest from day OF sale, payabie an'
nually The credit por ion 10 be secured by poh' "
the purchlc and morg ,gc OF the p 'ntaiIon sSid'
Purchaser 10 pay lor papers and stamps.
j. W. GRAY, Master IN Equity.
December 15 lu1'n
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HABEAs CoRpUs.-All the parties who have
been convicted of larceny at the Mayors Court LOT
some time, and conhne] in consequence, have sued
out the above writ and their cases will DC heard to-
day before Board Of Magistrates
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-The following cases hare
been disposed Of at tho Mayors Court since Christ
mas They show the condition OF the public morals
for the two days. Christmas Eve and Christmas
white man fer being drunk and careless driving,
fined $40.
dozen cases Of drunk fined IS or $40 each, &C.
cording to circumstance ces.
Lodged for being drunk and careless driving, s5.
Philip Jackson, for assault and battery on VIM.
Ford, in Mr.. Bennett's yard, Hase,-street Dis
charged.
Richard r. Hamilton, for assault and battery OF
Christopher BurS, and drawing q revolver on him,
faed $40.
william Reed, colored, drunk and disordery, s5.
Robert Smith. co.ored, for breaking into Laura
Smiths room, No. "a Queen-street. Discharged and
his pistol forfeited.
Francis Gibbs, colored, chimney on fire, No. q
Tradd-street, So.
The owner Of COW, found in White Point Gar
den, S.
Boney Green, colored, for throwing bricks in the
street Two days on bread and water in the House
of Correction.
The amount of fines imposed at the Mayors court,
for this MONTH 80 far is s25s 75 Those that fail to
Day have to go to the House of Correction, until the
amount ie worked ont
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PERsoyAL.-The Hon. Z. Newton, OF ONO,
isstoppins at the Charleston Hotel.
Colonel J. R. Davis, the keeper Of the Purcell
House, is also at the Charleston.
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TIE LATEST NOVELETTE, House in Bal
tourstree is the latest novel out, aud is from the
pen OF Din'try. reported very clever writer. Is
can be had Ct RusselPs.
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LIE TAX BnI.-The new Tax bill for raising
supplies for the year 1859 will be considered 10
Knight by the acting Board Of Aldermen
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REwARDs.-Wc are requested to call atten-
ton to the liberal rewards offered in our advertising
columns, for the recovery OF either of two horses,
recently stolen.
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OyERHAU11Ne TIE MAIN GAS PRIs.-The
Gas Com pany is overhauling the main piping in va
rious parts of the city, and every effort is being
made to rectlfy leaks and promote full dow OF gas.
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sUsIN H;ss NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound at Wilson's Grocery southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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4 Desirable Cotton Plantation.
by CLIFFORD & MA! HEWES
No. 56 f;roaG-strect.

At Private Sale
hat desirable SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
TION known rs "Yollow House," on Leadcnwah
River, Wadmalaw Island, containing GOT acres Of
high land about 450 acres piimo cotton and provi.
sion land cleared, balance we'll wooded. On the
place is small Dwelling with l0ur rooms, cotton
and corn house, sable and ;ecn negro houses in
good condition. 1h;s place is within four miles ofa
tteamboas landing and steamers and coasters can
land at the plautaiicn. EcilS almost surrounded by
waicr il possesses superior Advantages lor mnnur-
ing, and req .ires but tile fencing. The crops on
this p!a tor ten years ay ragged 125 pounds OF cican
cotton 10 the acre.
Eos terms, &c apply as above.
Hccampe. II stu5
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LADIES LUNCH AT K1NsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ters in every style. Mince pies, fresh daily Hot cot
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
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HOTEL ARRIVALS Charleston Rotel.-De-
.cember es-F Osborne, F Foster, Toronto I
Whitaker. F.orida Douglass, Camden; John
Fairly, City; John W Gordon, G John o Conner
Wheeling h Kennedy, New York VIM Roach
City.
Pavilion Hokl-J o Anderson, Charlotte; D
Norris, santes Cobrrn, summerville; Joseph
Rabham and lady, New York.
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Auftion Sales.

Sugar, Molasses. Hams, Shoulders, &c.
JEFF0RDS & co.
viii sell THIS DAY in front of their stores at half
past Q o'c'ock,
Is bbls. CHOICE N. o. sUGAR
90 bbls. Cuba Molasses
Is bhls. Syrup
10 lerces palmetto" Hams
10 tis'ces "Roe Co.'s" Diamond Hams
400 shoulders
5000 pounis Choice Strips
100 hbls. Flour. Fine, super and Extra
go boxes HerriDgs
10 half bbls. Choice Mess AIackerel
On kits Choice No. N :ckercl
rs half bbls. Cho ce Labrador" behring's
% uuXcS IuDdcCo
10 kegs Durham's Smoking Tobacco
25 Ibis. Choice Eating Potatoes
20 bbls. Apples. Dc ember 20
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REPoErEE,' CRUaBs.-Peoplo desirous of
refreshing their memory OF the South as it was,
could have seen last week the genuine plantation
breakdown at hall on Hamn's Wharf where i
band played for country negroes 10 dance at ten
cents each liquors extra
The Secretary and Treasurer of the Fuel Society
acknowledge with thanks, The receipt of five dol
lars postmarked n. E. R. r.
Mr.. John R. Heriot, Jr., vas the winner OF the
handsome music box, af1ed yesterday, at Won San
tens Bazaar.
The Board of Firemassrs held o meeting last
evening for the purpose of considering the nomna-
ton of officers to he submitted to Council tonight.
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BY G.. C.'McBRIDE SMITH,

Will he sold on TUESDAY, 9TH January next, at IL
o'clock a. NJ, Mt the Old postoflce.
All that PLANTATION or Tract of Land in the
Parish of st. Thomas and st Dennis, in Berkeley
County, and State of South Carolina, known as the
Wat-hr-wa Tract but sometimes called Mount Pleas
ant, delncated IN the plat OF John Diamond, dated
January 1S1l rccorue1 i'll the Office of 8Tesne Con-
veyancc at Charleston in Pat Book a, No. l. page sS,
containing six hundred and twenty acres, or thcrea-
bouts. Bounded on the northwest, north and north
east by lands OF Ezekiel Pickens, and now or late OF
Mrs. Jane Shoolbred; 10 the east and sout: lands
heretofore ofThomas Ashley, and now or lae Of the
estate of George Anderson and to the southwest on
q public canal. and on lands or late of the es-
tate OF Dr. George P. B. Hase
Tcr1us-Onc-half cash; balance In twelve months,
secured by bond and mortgage OF the purchaser.
LOUIS McLAIN, Assignee.
December Is Dec 10, 90, Jan 4,
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INTERNAL REvENUE STA L
Of all Denominations.
Also,
P B o PBIE IETARY S A N 8,
kept on hand and for sale by
HUGBR & RAVENEL
Brokers and Insurance Agents,
No. 60 East Bay, corner E1changc-street.
December IL nu1mos
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Ass1nes's Sale Of Plantation, ndcr Order
Of Court, in Bankruptcy. In re w. Al.
IF7liams, Bankrupt, Ez parte H. p.
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w. Y. LE{TCH & R. S. BRUINS,

w. Y. JE{TCH & e. S. BRUINS,
AuctiOnecrs.
BY virtue of Decree Of Sale, 10 dilected in the
above case by tho Hon. George S. BRYAN, Judge
of the DISTRICT Court OF the United states for the
Dist. let a.orcsnd Will expose for sale, at pub
Ii, Auction, at he Old Exchange, eastcnd OF Broad
street, on MONDAY, the 18th day of January
1869, ut IL O'Clock, a. IL.
All that PLANTATION called RESERVE GROVE,
situate OH tue waters OF CombLhee River, measuring
and containing two hundred and fifty t250 acres; |;
butting and bounding north and west on lands OF
William II. II yward, cal the Grove" and south
and east by lands Of james B. Hayward, called
''Myrtle Grove "
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION called "TlIE HUGHES
and confirming one hundred and fifty Q50) acres; I;
butting and bounding north and east by lands OF
William II. Hayward, called the "Pncs," south aad
west by Folly Creek.
All that PLANTATION called "CLARKS" situate
Oh the waters Of the Combahee River. measurin !,
and containing i've hundIcd lJC0 acres; bu,tEg and
bounding north by lands Of Zaaler. east by nds Of
W. G. P. Bellngcr, and south and wesS by lands OF
the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company
called "Wlitchall"
Terms-Onc-.hird cash and tie balance on cre-
dit CT one aud two years. with interest payable an
nuay, to be secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises sold Purchaser to pay
the Marshal for all nesess Try papers and Revenue
stamps. JP. NJ. EPPlNG,
United Staea Marshal for South Carolina District.
December 90 tuths hm5
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