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YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 B r o a d VA 7,
NEW YORK CITY.

d. NJ. H1LDRETH & CO., Proprtetors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FRsT-cLAss
HOTEL, as popularly known N former H. omes Ns
more recently under that Of HIRAM CRANSTON
CJ.. ia now under the proprietorship Of Messrs D.
N. HUDRETH & T. B. ROCKWAY, uner the firm OF
D. NJ HIDRETH & co.
The senior partner from bis long experience az
n, oprietor of the Yerarda st. Louis and St Charles
Hotels of New Orleans, fatters himself that he can
assure his friends and the public generally, that its
former worldwide reputation as popular hrst-cass
msnaaeueps, 1yr* Fe5S1lS:: u
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GOVERNMENT SALE AT CHARLES.

GOVERNMENT SALE AT CAAHLES'H
TON, 9. c.
VIII be sold, at Public Auction, at the q. g. Arse-
mil, Charleston, $. c.. on THURSDAY, July 2.
1868, at 10 O'Clock A. ",
1Os CAVALRY SADDLES, 30 Saddle Blxnkets, t5S
Bridles and Bits. and other Horse equity
ments
1877 Cartridge Boxes, 2s4O Cap Pouches and otheE
leather work
1896 Musket Appendices, o small quantity Of im-
plements and miscellaneous sools
small quantity of Scrap Iron, Brass, Leather RSgss
&C.
2 Platform Scales, Copper Pumps
Gray Horse.
Terms cash on the day OF sale in q. S. Curreucy-
Time allowed for the removal Of the property
BY authority of the Chief OF Ordnance
WIN. PRINCE,
1ss Lieut. Ordu. and Bvt. Captain o. 8. A.
June 20 Commanding Charleston Arsenal
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Mastsr iu Gquitp's priuats Sa!s

1u5ltl w UHa'iy9 391'p"tt eru''.
4. B. Flag9, ct al, Us. j. D. Ward, ct al.
Under Decreta Order in this case offer at Private
Sale the following TRACTS OF LAND, belonging
TO Estate OF the late Col. j. j. Ward. viz;
l. al that TRACT OF TIMBERED HIGHLAND,
containing nine hundred acres, more or Less border
ing on tie salt marsh of the Atlantic Ocean, In Hoy
District.
ON Soccist Greek, Horny District, containing three
hundred acres, more or less.
8. All that TRACT OF TIMBERED HIGHLAND.
north of Soccaster Greek. and near the Junction OF
Soccaster and W0ccomsw hiyer, containing two hun
dred and Fifty acres. more or less.
l. All ttat TRACT OE TIMBERED HIGHLAND.
on the west hank OF the Pee Dee River, near Bull
Creek containing two hundred acles more or less.
g. All that TRACT OF TIMBtRED HIGHLAND
near Dr. Jarnatts Saw Mills on the waters OF soccos,
ter Creek and the Waccamav River, containing two
hundred acres, more or less.
Q. AL that TRACT, known as Prince. Greek Tract,
on the east branch OF the Waccamaw River, contain
ing seventy Of rice lard and acres OF high
I. an hit TRACT OF HIGH AND BAY LAND, on
Collins Creek. waters Of Waccamaw, containing SIX
hundred acres. more or less.
On the soll,wrg Terms: Onc-hnE Gosh; balance In
one year, With interest," and mortgage OF the prem
iaes. ,-
Apply to the subscriber in Charleston. or to BEN
JAMiN HUGER WARD. Esq In Georgetown.
JAMES TUPPER, Master in Equity
RTGeoi getown Times insert once week TOR three
weeks tuS June 16
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A Train sroppKD BIZ 0ArERpnIARs.-The
legend which tells Of train ON the South
4Csrolina Railroad being stopped by an army OF
.caterpilIars has found it's parallel In Europe
A Paris correspondent Of the Baltimore Ga
zetts writes as follows:
An extraordinary story is told Of the stop
mage Of a railway train from Paris to Yendome,
,by an enormous quantity Of caterpiDars In 2
I: migratory state crossing the railway uacS, , ano
nery that the carriages could not move, rem
derine it necessary to send for another locomo-
five to start up the train. ~
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educational.

NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL,
No. IS WENTwORTH.STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
TTNHE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARfTH:
MRTIC, WRITING, BEADING, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from TO . O'CLOCK Z. ID.
Terms-S2 per month IN advance.
1oCsTnSsr Doce G. H. BERGMAN.
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EXCURSION TO SAvANNAH.-A fine opportu-
nifty is now presented to those who are desir-
ous. OF enjoying their fourth BY trip on the
ocskn wave and visit to Savannah. "he Fam
ME viii leave Accommodation wharf on Friday
evening, the Sd, at 2 o'clock; and, returning,
Iesye Savannah Sunday morning, at O'Clock,
The tickets for the round trip have been put at
the low price Of s.. For full particulars see
the advertisement in another column. =.
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THF "PANsrERs" IN, PAR1s.-Our lady readers
may rely upon the following extracts from
Paris letter, as giving the very latest wrinkles
il the world Of fashion:
Clipper skirts are stin very generally worn
in the pannier style, being caught up at the
sides, putting out at the back, while the front
breadth is perfectly aat, the crinoline always
commencing from the sides. For indoor dress,
the double skirt forming panniers, with muslin
body completed by small hanging vest, with
or without sleeves, is very much worn. These
fancy vests are made OF cachemere, and trim
med with gold cord or braid, or narrow plated
founces, and have sometimes scarf sashes.
Jet has almost entirely gone out of fashion;
fringe with network or satin balls having
taken its place. Sashes continue to be the
rage, aud the variety Of them is endless.
tsThe two-skirted dresses FOR street AID
country wear-the lower one with fiounce,
the upper one puckered up in the pannier
style, caught up at the sides, putting out at
the back, whilst the front breadth is perfectly
fat-haye o bersere Watteau-look that is
quaint, graceful, and admits OF notifications
in shape and color. Our elegantes are prepar-
ing their paraphernalia for the gay season at
the seaside and watering resorts; but even at
Biarrits and Baien-Bade1 the short costume
will be only permitted for morning wear, aud,
as in the capital, not admissible for evening
toilet neither on the promenade nor in the ball
room. The full dress must be made long,
trailing behind, though short in front, the side
breadths being much longer, and gathered to
the length of the front, thus forming kind OF
pannier merely by the manner in which the
skirts fashioned"
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HONOR To WHOM HoNoR B DUE.-In our
notice OF the improvements on King-street,
they were inadvertently attributed to Captain
John Small, instead OF TO our ex-aldermanic
friend, whose well known establishment is at
the corner OF King and Princess streets.
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Persons leaving tho city during the summer
:, can have TIE NEWS mailed to their address by
ordering the same at this Office. Terms eigh-
teen cents per week, or seyenty-ave cents per
month.
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STEAMSHIP MoNEKA.-This fast and popular
sboat arrived here yesterday trom New York.
She will sail again oD Friday, delivering her
vegetables and other freight in New York on
M onday morning, without delay or detention,
thus insurine their arrival in good cond ton.
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ton for final discharge. Ordered to be refer
red to R. B. Carpenter, Esq, and hearing
had on the 14th July next.
E parte VIM. CASTOR Allen. In bankrupt
cy. On motion of Rutledge and Young, it was
ordered that the schedule be amended.
In re Melvin NJ. Cohen, ex parte G. D. Hope.
In bankruptcy. On motion of Melton & Mel
ton, referred to Henry Summer, and hearing
held on July q.
.Ex parte Henry Halfarce, assignee, in re
Warren NJ. Jones, bankrupt. Petition to
sell property. Y.J. Pope, Esq, for assignee.
The report of Henry Summer was read, and
on motion OF G. D. Bryan, Esq.,, appearing for
G. G. Pope, itw ordered that the assignee
make the sale of property mentioned after due
notice has been given.
The rights Of citizenship were conferred on
Christopher Madden, it appearing that he had
conformed to the usual requisitions.
The United States vs. William A. Morrison,
Ell al. Debt on postofice bond. Porter q Con-
ner, pro pet The jury rendered verdict for
the United States for s37u 9-1O0, with interest
from January 80, 1865. A motion to set aside
the verdict was entered by D. T. Corbin, ESQ.,,
District Attorney, and defence show cause, on
the Both June, why the same should not be
done.
In AdmiraNy.-John Ferguson, for self
and others, vs.. the ship Sedbergh and cargo.
Libel for salvage. Messrs. Brown & Miken,
Porter & Conner, and Simonton & Barker,
;proctors for ibellants; B. J. Whaley, proctor
for respondents. On motion of B. J. Whaley,
ESQ.,, it was ordered that the said ship and
two-thirds Of the cargo bereleased from arrest,
and that respondents have leave to enter into
stipulation for 100000 on condition that
ship and cargo be released from arrest, and
that such portion of the cargo as came into
the hands Of the libellants be restored to the
respondents and master Of the ship.
James Berry, master of steamship Charles
ton, VS.. the Montgomery. Libel for salvage.
Campbell seabrook. libellants' proctors. 1t
was ordered that warrant issue, returnable
on the I'd July next
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UNDER DECREE IN Ea UITT.

Poinc@non, Executor, Us. Opp'nhe'm
at the Old Customnouse. on THURSDAY, the ID
day OF July, 1858, at II o'clock A. NJ.
All that LOT Of LAND, with the buildings there
on, situate on East Bay-street. In this city, known
by the number l0l. Measuring In front on sail
street IS feet more or less, and IN depth, from west
to east, 100, more or less. Dounding west on East
Bay-street north On tenement or lot now, or Lately
the property Of Hrnrie n c. Barker, east on tene-
ment or lot late of Labouchere now OF Joseph Pre-
vost, and south on o tenement now or late OF M
thantel Fields.
Terms-one-for1rth cash: balance In one, two and
three years secured by nond Of purchaser aud mort
gaoe OF the premises, with Interest from day OF SALE
PAYABLE annually. Building to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay taxes and Tor papers
and stamps. JAMES lCPPET
June Ii tu3 III N2ste! lc Equit!.
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"A CRYtsa NursANoE.-Throughout the city
shere are number Of low lots and excavations
which have been filed with water by the late
rains, and ponds have been formed that are IN
some instances nearly four feet deep. If this
water is not speedily pumped out it will stag
nate and prove very injurious to the health OF
the community. The steam fire engines could
soon reduce these ponds to dry land, and it is
full time that they should be put to work. In
the southwestern portion Of the city's number
of white and colored boys have been using
these ponds as bathing places, much to the
disgust of persona living IN their vicinity.
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The FRHEDMAN's SAVINGS BANK.-By
notice from the institution, which appears in
another column, it will be seen that all deposlts
made on or before the Goth July will be en-
titled to interest from the first proNmo atiVe
per cent.
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The SAVANNAH REGATTA AND THE MAGel

TIE SAVANNAH REGATTA AND THE MAGGIE
sMrrcaE11.-The success Of the Maggie Mit-
chell in the late yacht race has induced Capt.
Blk, her owner. to enter her as one OF the
ccAtestauts for the proposed race OF the For
est City. The Maggie Mitchell has proved
her nautical aus,ities so frequently that the
Savannah Yacht Club Will have to look out for
their laurels. or they will Be borne of By the
. ssucie Maggie. Capt. Black will SAD his Little
craft to Savannah. taking the inland route, and
. she will arrive in ample time to take her place
in the race.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
P1EAs-EoN. Thomas ". GLOVER PREsDNd.--
The following juries were organized:
Jury No. John Il. Honour, foreman; j.
Yates, Jr., Elias yenning, John II. Grotheer,
Henry Horlbeck, Stephen Bishop, Charles Ha-
sell, John Heeseman, Daniel Drigger, Heniy
Bulken, Ernest Klein, B. Bequest.
Jury No. "A. R. Stillman, n. W. Irvine,
Garrett Byrnes, VIM. Scheper, E. F. Rickels, A..
J. Harvey, VIM. a. Dunneman, H. Buck, R. c.
Jervey, John B. Washington, F b Due, John
q. Klenke.
Supernuneraries. Thomas R. Small, Chas.
Litschgi, D. F. Fleming, Vim. Pearce.
A number Of cases on the country process
and inquiry dockets were tried, but were OF no
public interest.
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saERIEF,S SALE.

By virtue of writ Of Feri Fuci1s to me directed
and delivered, will be sold on MONDAY, the 6tE
day of July next, at the northeast corner OF the
Courthouse, between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ
and O'Clock P NJ.
ALL the right, title and interest Of the defendautfu
all that LOT OF La Nd situate the north aide oc
Hayne.street, and Known as No. IA. Levied ON auG
to be sold as the property Of Fleetwood L2nneau a.
-the suit Of Eugh R. Banks.
Terms cash. =. W. 6. HASTLE
June LIS ma S. C. y.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ HI. Fl.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Il you want Books bound in any style. or Account
Books made to order, with uny desired pattern OF
ruling go to Hiram Harris. Agent, No. 50 Broad
nkro
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BASE BAL1-MAroH GAME BETWEEN THE
ALERT AND ECLIPSE CLUBs.-The following is
the score of the match game played between
the second nine of the Alert and the first nine
of the Eclipse Base Ball Clubs, on Saturday,
the ga instant. The game was played with
great skill on both sides, and was only closed
hr dnrlznass Intervening:
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DELAY NO LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove, If you would save expense and do al
your cooking without beating the house in summer.
No servant required AL the ladies are using them
They can be had o. ]. B. Duval Son. No. SS7 King
street lAuVt
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UNITED STATES CouRT-JuNE 9.-HoN. GEO.
8. BRYAN, PREsmNe.-Ex parte j. P. Hor-
bach, a bankrupt. Petition for final discharse.
M. P. O'Connor, Esq, pro pet. On bis motion
the petitioner was discharged.
Ex parte Graeser, Lee. Smith & Co., in re
Peter S. Worsham, bankrupt. Petition for
sale of property and enforcement Of Lien.
Haynesworth & Fraser and Presley, Lord &
Inglesby, pro pet.
Ex parte j. T. solomons, in re Eby 8. Viii
Lis. Petition for appointment OF assignee. On
motion Of the same counsel, these cases we're
referred to R. B. Carpenter, Esq, Registrar.
1parte B. Il. Rutledge. in re E. P. Coach
man. Petition to establish alien, DC. Henry
E. Young, Esq, pro pet. On melton, the case
was referred to R. B. Carpenter, Esq, and no
tice to creditors ordered to be published.
Ex parte W.. Dargan. bankrupt Pesi-
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lSALE POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF THE HtATHEA'I
EstqteSols-By order of the Executors.
BYI. X. BENNETT.
THIS DAY, the 30th inst, at II o'clock, near the
Exchange, corner Of East Bay and Broad streets, I
will offer ut public outcry,
All that LOT OF LAND. ut the western end of Cal
houn.street adjoining that on which Governor Ma
grath residence stands measuring fifty t50 feet
Calhoun.street, the same on back line, by one hun
dred and eighty 1s1 feet 2inches feet two inch
es on the east and west lines. This lot, which is
high and dry Is beautifully located for residence,
commanding fine view Of Ashley River. several
large oak trees are on it.
ALSO,
All thai LOT OF LAND, adjoining the above to the
vest of similar shape and dimensions the above.
The southwestern portion Of this lot forms part OF
Pennett's Mill Pond. The remainder is high and
dry.
Plat can be seen at my Office, and will be e1hib-
tied On day OF slle.
Conditons-One third cash; balarce payable in
one and two years, with interest semi-annually, Sc
cured by bend and mortgage Of the property. Pur-
chasers to pay for necessary papers and stamps.
June 81 fmtu3
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free
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REopENEa OF BETHEL METHoDr5r EPIsc0PAL
CHuRc9-THE IMPROVEMENTS EfFEorED.-Ths
sanctuary was reopened last Sunday TOR divine
worship after al interval Of several weeks,
during which the needed repairs were effected.
The change which has been produced is 80
great that the building is scarcely reoogniz-
able as the dingy structure OF the past. The
high brick wall on Pitt-street has been cut
down to within foot or two from the ground,
and the iron railing replaced and repainted.
On Calhoun-street the ricketY wooden Fence
has been removed and O. neat substantial wood
en- railing substituted, the latter afording
fine view of the graveyard. The exterior Of
the building has been rough-cast and COL
ored in the same style as the Mills
House. Ornamental cornioes,have been added
to the doorwsys, and the plan Of the stair
cases changed 80 as to enter the body Of the
church; heretofore they opened on the yard,
and the new arrangement was designed to
prevent the noise caused by unruly boys run
ming up and down during service. Ealusters
are also placed against the wall to assist per-
sons ascending and descending. In the in
terror of the church other striking improve
ments are manifest. The pulpit has been
raised about one foot. and the dingy white hue
changed to darker and more pleasing shade.
The inner walls have been also repainted and
approximate in color to the exterior. By
far the greatest change, however, is
that effected in the ceiling. This has
been beautifully colored, with blue and white
forming couuast exceedingly pleasing to the
eve. The painting work throughout is in the
highest degree creditable to the taste and skill
Of Mr.. Beamish, by whom it was designed and
executed. Unfortunately q much needed i'm
provement was neglected, as the roof still leaks
badly and the water dripping through has al
ready injured the ceiling. Since the burning
of Cumberland Church the congregation OF
Bethel have received numerous accessions, and
under the present pastor, the Rev. J. I. Wight
man, has continued in prosperous cond1tlo
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The LEaIsLATuRE-ITs PROBABLE ADJOURN
MENr TO CHARLEsToN.-On next Monday the
General Assembly Of south Carolina. will con-
vene in Columbia, in accordance with the pro-
clamation of Governor Scott. Janney's Hall
has been arranged for Legislative purposes, but
complaints as to it's unftness are already made,
and q majority Of the members are already
clamorous for an immediate adjournment to
Charleston. Janney's upper hall might answer
for the House, but there is no room suited for
the Senate, and no committee rooms. The two
halls in Nickerson's Hotel have been suggest
ed, but their situ~tion in the body
Of a hotel prevents their use if they
were otherwise adapted for the pur-
pose. The probabilities are that after the
Governors message has been read, o motion
to adjourn to Charleston will be made and
carried by large majority. Once here, the
Club House is sure, and BY knocking two OF
the lower rooms into one, accommo odations will
be secured for both the Senate and House,
besides sufficient number ofcommittee rooms.
The only objection to the proposed adjourn
ment will be made By those politicians who
fear that move to Charleston will tend to
still, further weaken the hold OF the Republican
party upon the affections Of the up.country.
They fear that the old proverb may prove true,
and that 'tabsence will conquer love" even the
abiding attachment Of the "trooly'loil."
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s- LARGEST oIRoULAT1oN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CuLATroN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ENG n THE PosToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFICE Law.
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NOTICES n, Observation-Disclosures OF the
creditors Of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office of the Registrar, Hon. B. B. Car
penter, No. " Broad-street, on the days and at
the hours named:
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Glatbiag aab furnishing GOODS.

LOOK al THE PRICES |!
= p p !
: LOOK AT THE PRICES TO WHICH WE
HAVE MARKED OUR STOCK OF LIGHT
WooLLENs AND LINENS MADE FOR THIS
S SEASONS TRADE, AND SEE WITH HOW
LITTLE MONEY YOU CAN PURCHASE A
COOL AND COMFORTABLE SUIT MADE
IN THE BEST MANNER.
FINE MIXED CASHMERE sUIT-SAcK.
PANTS AND VEST. sT......................S 16 90
SCOTCH CASHMERE sUIT-sAcK, PANTS
AND VEST."..".. ".............'.....'..''' ~ w
FINE DARK MIXED CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST ................. 18 90
FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND vEsT................ 10 90
SILK MIXED CASHMERE sUlT-sAcK,
PANTS AND VEST......... 20 90
BLACK D'ETE sUIT-sAcK, PANTS AND
VEST......................" ....-:...>. 10 UO
BLACK TRIcoT SACK. K....................... 10 90
LIGHT FRENCH FLANNEL SACK.......... 400
BLACK ALPACA sACKs............ Q 50 to S 90
LOT OF FANCY CASHMERE sACKs-for-
merry sold at So 90 to SIC O0-now... 700
LOT OF MIpDLEsEx CASHMERE SACKS. 600
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS................ 500
GREY FLANNEL PANTS AND VESTS. 80. 400
GREY FLANr;EL SACK AND PANTs........ $50
CoTTcNA sU1Ts-sAcK AND
PANl5s.. ........................s3 so to SO 90
WHITE DUCK sUITs-sACK. PANTS AND
vEST............ ......................... III w
HEAVY WHITE DUCK sUIT-sACK, PANTS
AID VEST......... Observation-Disclosures. 10 w
BRowNDUcK AND LINEN Sacks. 200 to 500
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN PANTS. 90 to 4 90
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN vEsTs.... 100 to25o
WHITE MARsEnLEs VESTS. ..... $50 too 90
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK AND aAUzE MERNo UNDERsH1RTs
AND DRAWERS, LINEN, MUSLIN AND JEAN
DRAWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. T1Es, scARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS, &C., &c.
WHITE SHIRTS at 50 90. 81 so and 50 90.
as- ONE PRICE. go
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
NO. a7O KING.
CORNER OF HAsEL-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
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ADVANTAGES OF ACCIDENT INSURANCE ILLUS
rRATED.-A gentleman, while on picnic at
Mount Pleasant, a few weeks ago, fell and se'
verely sprained his ankle, which accident to-
tally disabled him for several weeks from at
tending to his business. He had, however,
used the precaution to take out an annual poll
cy in the Travellers Insurance Company for
5000, payable in the event Of death, or s25
per week in case Of disabling injury. On his
recovery the company paid him 500 for four
weeks disability.
Messrs. W. B. Heriot & Co., No. 81 Broad
street, are the agents in this city Of the Tray
ellers' Insura nee Company of Hartford, and
are prepared to issue policies for periods OF
from one to twelve months, in sums of from
$1,000 to $4,000. No medical examination re-
quired. AS the danger of accidents on rail-
roads and steamboats, is known to be very
great, it would be wise for all persons about to
travel to take out policy in the Travellers,
the Oldest accident insurance company in
America. Premium on policy for one month
for $4,000, in case of death, or s25 per week (not
exceeding twenty-six weeks) in case of disa-
bling injury, only ST so.