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APPEAL FROM ATIANTA.-Mr. a. B. Sharp, of
Georgia, is now in this city for the purpose Of
raising funds for the erection Of ahouse OF
worship in Atlanta. he. is the accredited
agent, and comes with an appeal endorsed by
all the pastors Of the different, churches in At
lanta, by the Mayor Of the city, and some fifty
Of the strongest merchants. He is also recon-
mended by many distinguished gentlemen of
Georgia, and by Rev. E.T. Winkler, of this
city. Atlanta is the most thriving iniandtown
in the South, and is already larger than it was
in 1850 The city was almost entirely destroy
ed by the war, and the inhabitants we're re-
duced to great poverty, but these latter are
bravely struggling to recuperate, and are
gradually building up valuable business. We
trust that all business men as.wen as Christian
denominations here feel deep sympathy and
interest in Atlanta, and will lend q helping
hand. The citizens Of Atlanta have oontr1bu-
ted one-half the requisite amount for their
church. .gaa..---- 49, -.-. .l,a-e,7s,. g 5
The agent, Mr. Sharp, is st1pping at the
Charleston Hotel, where he will be pleased to
see any friend, and contributions may be sent
and Ieft, with the proprietor. - .a T..
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avNEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors. ABUSES and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create ,mpediments TO MARRIAGE, With sure
means of rplef Sent In scaled letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKHLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81 Smos
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January 20

%NERYOUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS
gloomy attendants. low spirita, depression, In.
voluntary emissions, loss Of semen spermatorrhea,
loss Of power, dizzy head, lous Of memory, and
threatened i'm potence and i'm becility, find sove
reign cure n. HUMPHREYS HoMEOPATHIc
SPECIFIC No, TwENTY-EIaHT. Composed OF the
most valuable mild and potent curat1ves they strike
at once the root Of the matter, tone up th, sygtem
arrest the charges, md tmpaxt vgor and energy
life and vitshS, to the entire man. They have
cured thousand d. OF ossea Price s. par package Of
six boxes and vial, or 81 per single box Sold by
druggists and sent by mail on receipt OF price,
Address HUN PHREY's sPEo1FIo HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE COMPANY, No. $50 pRUADwAY, NEW
YORK, i" ,. d" september19
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after sojourn Of 9 few, months
in /. city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF coarse, rustic nuabsd face, she had
soft ruby Goa pledon Of almost marble mooth.
ness, and instead twentythree she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF 30
great charge, she plainly told tham that she used
the oIRoAssIAN BALM, an considered It an In
valuable acquisition to any lsdystoile By Ito use
any Lady or Gentlemen con improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. II is simple In its
combination as Nature herself Is simple, yet unsur
passed In tts efficacy In drawing impurities rrom
also heaiing cleansing and bsautfyus the skin and
complexion. By It's dIreot action on the cuticle ii
draws from 1t all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and Having the surface as Nature intended II
should be--leer, soft, smooth and beautiful. trtce
81, sent by dail or Express on receipt Of an ORDER
by -.
". L. CLARK co., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fsyetteateet, Syracuse, N. Y.
rbe only American Agents for the sale OF the same.
Marcel so Tyr
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@LONSIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
E. B. soUDER are notified that she Ia discharsing
at Moth Atlantic Wharf All goods not removed at
sunset will be stored at expense and risk Of owners
- '.-i JOHN & THO GETTY, Agents;
Februsrv 10 North Atlantic Wharf
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
P1EAs-HoN. F. j. MOSES PREsIDINa.-No
business Of public importance was transacted
on Saturday, the time being consumed in the
trial Of civil cases. The Sentences and the call
OF the Continksa. Docket was postponed to
some future day, of which due notice will be
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aT SPECIAL NOTIOE.-F THE DRAY-
MAN who received SETTER PUPPY on Hsyne-
street! st the Charleston Hotel Gate, on Wednesday
9th inst, will return him to said HOTEL he will be
handsomely rewarded. 3 February
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--Hsrrsp STATES CouBr-HoS. GEO. s. BPEAs
pREs,pNa.-Ex parte Daniel T. Compton, of
Ianrens District Petition Of voluntary bank
ruptcy. Simpson & Simps IN pro pet. On mo-
tion- OF the solicitors, an order Of reference to
Henry Summer, Registrar was signed. - a.
Jnre Joseph Mendell. In bankruptcy, before
Henry Summer, Esq. The Judge approved Of
the appointment of Ebenezer Stenhouse as as
signee.
In re Joseph R. Robertson. Iere Williams
r. Brown. In bankruptcy. The Judge desig-
mated the Charleston DAILY NEWS and the
Courier as the papers in which publications are
to be made in these cases.
In re Hodgens, Owens & Co. B1 parte B. F.
Simmons, mortgagee. In neutrality-suspicious.
ton & Barker for Simmons; Macbeth & Buist
contra. 1t was ordered that the Marshal pay
the proceeds in the hands Of Louis E. McLain,
as assignee, and that the said assignee, after
deducting his commission from the funds, and
a reasonable counsel fee to his solicitor, pay
over tho remainder to B. F. Simmons, to be cre-
dited on his motion, and it was further order
ed that be have leave to prove the amount Of
his claim remaining unpaid as against the es-
tate of the said banlrupts.
The petition of Thos. B. Whaley, OF Orange
fnre. to be admitted to practice in the United
States Courts Of South Carolina, was presented
by Messrs. DeFreYiile & Richardson, and on
their motion the petitioner was admitted and
commissioned.
IN Bankruptcy-In re Richard R. Briggs, Of
Clarendon; John B. Dennis, Of Charleston;
Robt. M. Elsey, OF Barnwen; Andrew ]. Houser,
of Fort Motto, Orangeburg; Chas. s. Pack OF
Williamsburg; J. P. Smith, of Clio In mari
boro'; Thos. g. Waring, of Berkeley; Maddison
P. Way. OF Orangeburg; and BENZ. d. Wilson,
ofGeorgetcwp. Petitions in the above cases
we're read by the several solicitors, and the
CASES referred to Mr.. r. B. Carpenter, he
gistrar.
It was ordered that Registrar Carpenter holo
courts for the receiving surrenders in pank'
ruptcy and for general business at Sumter on
the 18th instant, at Florence on the 18th, and
at Kingstree on the 9th instant.
On the Criminal Docket being called, q large
nnnsber of parties who had been indicted fol
violations of the Internal Revenue law Consist
ino in alleged failures to annex the necessary
revenue stamps required by law upon articles
exposed for sale), came forward and paid tn:
fines. whereupon the Indictments against them
gere qusshed.
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Court OF Eou1Ty-CHANoELLoR CARROLL
passDNa.-The case Of Gatewood Us. Turner,
which was commenced on last Thursday will
be continued to-day. p
The case involves the distribution OF large
and. valuable tract Of land in the District Of
Abbeyille, devised by the will of Hon. Henry
Laurens, the elder, the President Of the CONT
mental Congress. e..
The parties interested are very numerous,
and the case has been pending for many years.
The questions involved are Of. the highest
leesl interest, and q large array of eminent
counsel appear in it. :: L ,tliV
@. Richardson Miles, ESQ.,, was heard On
Friday for Mrs. Eliza R. Laurens and the heirs
of John Laurens Samuel Lord, Esq, for es-
tate Of David Ramsay.
There remains to be heard, for Commodore
Duncan N. Ingraham and wife, Hon. Henry
Buist; for the executors Of Mrs. NJ: q. Lau-
reus. Hon. James simons and for Mrs. Gate
wood, administrative Of W. G. dstewood, de-
ceased, Hon. James B. Campbell.
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THE DAILY NEWS

aE LARGEST cIRCULATION.-IHE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cyLATIcN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PGsTOFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRov1s-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFICE LAW.
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% %A-A-A. -A-A-THE BEST DYSPEP-
TIC BTTTERs now In use are PANKNrN's Hopatc
Btters. They never fail to give relief Try bottle.
and be convinced. For sale by all Druggists. N
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THE SHIP JAMES A. WRIeHT.-The ballast ID
being removed from this vessel preparatory, we
learn, to her being taken to the wharf OF the
Messrs. Marsh for repairs. It is stated that
the work of heaying out the ship will be done
BY Mr.. John Torrent, long known here as rig-
ger and stevedore, and the carpenter's work
will be in the hands of Messrs. j. G. d. O..
Marsh. The heaving down of 80 large vessel
is somewhat OF novelty, as most of the pres
ent generation has grown up without seeing
the repairs Of large vessel done In that way.
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-.CtRcuLAR CHURCH CHAPEL ANNIVERSARY =
The FIRST anniversary Of this chapel was cele-
brated yesterday, the pastor taking as the text
of his discourse first Corinthians, Ii. q: "For
determined not to know anything among you
save Jesus Christ, and him cruciied:" MIR.
Adams described the course Of st. Paul in his
discussions. with the Corinthians, and stated
that Q minister Of the Gospel should not use
the enticing words of mems wisdom, but
should demonstrate the wisdom and power Of
God. Mr.. Adams briefly alluded to the rebuild
ing Of the present church, and the remarkable
manner in which God had blessed their efforts
to collect the scattered remnants of the con-
gregation. He urged his hearers to continue
steadfast in their purpose, and told them the
day would not'b far distant when the walls of
s'Old Circular would again resound to the
songs of Zion. Though onlyi in existence for one
year, there we're already some ninety white
and forty-Ave colored members connected with
the church, and at every communion season
further acces sions were made, and there
was every reason to believe that the church
would yet be as prosperous as IN the past.
There were many Of the older members who
we're still absent from the city, but those who
are here had seldom absented themselves, and
proved that their affections still clung to the
church Of their fathers. In the afternoon the
anniversary Of the Sunday school was cele-
brated. The superintendent, MIR. Jas. B. Belts,
making report, in which it appeared that be-
sides the school for white children, which was
In a hourishing condition, there is separate
colored school, which had been recently es-
tabished, and which had an attendance OF
about seventy-6ve children.
Circular Church is one OF the oldest religious
corporations in the city, and in the past 1t was
perhaps the most fourishing. On its walls
were number Of tablets, commemorating de-
parted ministers and members. Among them,
one dedicated to Mr.. Tradd who was the first
white male child born in the colony. The
burning Of the church, and the subsequent
bombardment, tended to scatter the oongrega-
ton, only small number Of whom now wor-
ship in their old sanctuary. Since Mr.. Adams
accepted the pastorate, the membership has
been gradually increasing, and the present
chapel is hardly sufficient for the congregation.
Every seat Is occupied, and if the requisite
funds could be raised, the work Of rebuilding
would be soon commenced.
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= xrFRIaHTFJJU PRoPHEcIEs CONCERN.

a&FRIGHTFULP PROPHECIES CONCERN
ING TEE END oF ALL TH1Nas-Are made By
rshgious enthusiasts; and. on. the other hand. phi
losophers insist that the centre Of the Earth Is mass
of fre-that the potts OF the Earth Will one day be at
the Equator, and that the Sun is gsdua1y AIDING
Talk Hike this Is 7sry terrible; but pending such
Wholesale calamitias. it win be well for each MEM
ber society to tale Of his or her health, and
leave the rest to Providence. =. --... !.
The end comes .,rematurely to all who negleetthe
preservation Of hat tnesHmable blessing. suner
liver disease dysp spsa, chronic constipation or any
other ailment to take its course unchecked, and +
will assuredly shGten lie. It cannot be said that
the means Of prots cling the system against tho PFC
disposng causes Of disease are withheld. The con-
sttuona aud ply zqus Of the least robust may be 30
strengthened and fortified by q course Of HOSTEL.
rER's STOMACH BTTTERs as TO render them al
but invulnerabs, not only to the attae OF epidemic
disorders bur ssu to the ordinary complaints which
prevail In all cour tries and ats seasonal 1.-THE inj
mense Importance Of PRoTsoTIvE MEDICATION were
universally understood, this Incompatible vegetable
antidote, which IL already the most popular tonic in
the world. would everywhere be clasasd among the
staples oflife anil no family wonld dare to be With
out it. The time may arrive when this will be the
case for every year adds hundreds Of thousands to
the list Of those.r no use it. ..6 February 10
ss COMST0 0cK,S. RATIONAL FOOD FOR
INyALIDs, INFANTS AND DYspRpTIcs.-A con-
cenfrated nourihmsut prepared from MshdR,s
formula; easily .igested by the weakest stomach;
pleasant to the teste; highly recommended by emf.
neht Physicians ss q nutritious, hsalth.restoring
food. ~, : poW1E & MoIsE, 49, ~, =,
-,--. General Southern Agents.,
January 70 WHINE Charleston. 8. 9. .
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--S-~-
CoRoxER's NoUEsT.-THE BODY OF AN UN-
KNOWN WHITE MAN FOUND N ST. ANDaEw's.-
We have already alluded to the discovery Of the
body ola white man in ditch on MIR. Rayenels
place, st. Andrews Parish. The information
was first given by negro. On Friday Coroner
Whiting was notified, and having summoned q.
jury, he left the city on Saturday morning.
There were several Witnesses examined. the,
principal one being the negro who gave the in
formation. he had been at the ferry on Thurs
day morning, and saw the deceased and anoth-
er white man come over and go up the road.
They both came back in the afternoon and
bought bottle Of whiskey from store near
the old bridge. While outside Of the store the
boots Of the deceased were taken off by the
other man, he claiming them as his property.
They then separated, the deceased turning up
the road while the other crossed the ferry to
the city. Late in the evening the deceased
came to the Ravenel place barefooted and in
quired of a Mr.. Hoyt, "how arlt was to the
Thompson place 2" he was told itwas the next
plantation, and was asked what he was doing
without shoes in such weather. The deceased
was quite intoxicated, and making some unin-
telligible reply, continued his journey. He
was seen, to stumble and fall twice on the rail
road track, but nothing more was known until
the dead body was found the next morning.
The blood Oh the track which led to the dis
covery, was In small spots and hal evidently
been caused by his feet which were considerably
lacerated, the print Of the toes being observed
III several places. The body WAS lying on the
face in small ditch, containing about six
inches of water. After full investigation of the
occurrence, the jury returned verdict, "that
tho deceased came to his death by intempe-
rance and exposure to the weather." The body
was inferred by Coroner Whiting on the planta-
ton.
As the unknown may have friends who are
not aware OF his sudden death, the following
description may serve to identify him. He was
man Of medium height, slightly stout, with
black hair and whiskers, little bald on the
forehead. He was dressed in blue army sack,
blue flannel shirt, and dark pants, on his person
was o vial containing some medical prepara-
ton, a table knife, and some tobacco. His
arms wero tatooed and ornamented with male
and female figures, and other emblems which
induced the belief that he was sailor. Moth
ing has been heard Of his companion, and there
| is no clue to his name. .-I--
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HOTEL ARRI7ALs.-MtHs House.-H. L. Chi
chester, New York, Jas. W. B. Wilson, Balh.
more; Wm. s. Humphreys, Philadelphia; Thos.
J. Hunter, Georgia; E. J.. Tyler, Louisville,
KY; Joseph Roshen, New York; Chas. A, Petit,
Philadelphia; Jas. Pholan, New York; VIM.
Grey, Jr., South Carolina; Jas. E. Whaly and
Major G. Berlln, Edisto; Jno. Abendroth, F. D.
Freitag and wife, b. s. Sanford, Connecticut;
Gov Jas. L. Orr, F. E. Whitaker, South Caroli-
M; +. Sandford, Connecticut; E. N. Baynard,
South Carolina; Geo. Taylor, city; E. B. Cox,
Philadelphia; Jno. W. B. Pope, South Carolina;
NJ. Erwin, T. P. Carter, North Carolina; Saml
Grant, Jr., Geo. T. Lewis, Jessie E.. Smith,
Sam. T. Fisher, Philadelphia; Thos. ]. Sumner,
Salisbury N. c.; Fred. G. Gomersell, England;
W. q. Patten} Montreal; Henry 8. Clark, Hiram
Johnson; Jno. Triokey and W. c. Haskins, Mas
sachusetts; R. A. Clark and S.-A. CLARK city;
Jno. B. Sandy L. NJ. Franklin aud 2. g. Town
send, New York; Ed. Halle, Mrs: a. Mocha and
Chas. E. Halle, Florida; Geo. G. Hastings New
York; G. N. Gaskne, Philsdelphia; I. n; stono,
New York; Jno. T. Fowler, Camden, Nav Jer-
sey; .. q. Jordan, New York;-d.e Z; Southern
and Colonel Thos. J. Robertson, Columbia. +
Charleston Hotel.-J. s,-EmanusI, Marl-
boro'; E,..H. sudington, South Carolina;
s. T. Dearing, Nova Scotia; ". NJ. Gra-
ham, South Carolina; D. L. Tingley, Phila-
delphia, William Ginall, Washington, D. c.;
W. j. Walker, Washington, D. o.; Charles Sill
verman, Muscatine; MIR. and Mrs. and Miss
Fawcett, New York; DR.. E. N, Hutchinson,
North Carolina; F. D. Gillespie, city; W, J.
orosswen, city; J. L. Large, Savannah; John
W. Hall, Fredrica, Del; D. l.. Thompson'
Beaufort; R. s. Barruck, Nashville; E. A. Da-
yis, city; G. O. Franciaens and wife, Miss Fran
cisens. J. W. Gore and wife, and Miss Barton,
Philadelphia; R. N. Tenhet, South Carolina; J.
R. Jackson, MONTGOMERY, Ala.; Charles w.
Gallagher, Brownsville, Mo-; j.. s: Kigour,
Maryland; ". s. Rutles, New York; P. B. Tur-
ner, South Carolina, D: Campbell, South Caro-
Ina; VIM. e. Long, Savannah; O. A. PIatt,
wife and daughter, Augusta, Ga; N, Brown
and wife. Boston; s. Hale, Boston; DR.. E. G.
johnson, Lake City, Fla; W. I. Trammell
GEORGIA: a. Hagens, Kalamozoo, Miss; ". j.
Aston, Fairfield Districtj j. O, Means, son anl
dau Inter, Spartanburg.
Paulion Hota.-C. G. Cooper, Graham's
s. c.; ]. Arhlelin, South Carolina; H. l.
Bohles. Monck's Corner; Mrs. Emily Brown, st
Johns s. c.; VIM, Perry Pendleton and r. Il
Shutter, BaItimors; q. L. Bodies, :Mopck's
Corner; W. Glhamis, Louisville. S. G.; E: G
! Nichols. South Carolina; G.. W, Bissell, United
States Coast Survey; J. NJ. Cor nails, Chester
s. C.; T. J. Farrell Bu"kins sham, n. c.; II. NJ
7 Wiso, lady and child, Florida; j. P. McQuillll
and lady, Philadelphia
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Dry, Goods, Hat. a,ad .cyotiiag::Aa IS
BY JOHN G., NIL Or & co. :
TOMORROW, '11th inst, at 10 O'Clock, ws WIN ssn

ct our store, - - :
A DEsIRABT E INVOICE, q I'm
CONS sTtho, IN PART t7:ta ID r: 30
Fine Wool TW. EDS; Cadet Jeans, Mixed KerssyS
Blue Denins, Shirdng Stripes, shephe DIS P1aids,
Domestic Gtrghams. Printed Satineis, Wool Millions,
Plaid Homspune. Eleached Je,ns,. Bed !, lickirg,
SiIic1as, Frep b, Madras and Verona Hand.
kerchidfs, Cambria and Muslin 6andkerchiefs,
Sewing silk, whi r. and: Blsck spool Cotton, Flax
Thread, Bslmorai ,kirts, Ma settles Bed Spreade-
While Eose. Brown and Mixed q II Hoss 1abts
Dsmaak Colored Wooi1 able lotli2 onIidrtn'E 6atf
"oral Hose. Cashmere Vests, hsanst Pants Hook sa
Hats, &c.
Conditions cash Ha.f.-e5st February III 90
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BANKRUPT CoURTs.-The attention OF all per-
sons interested in bankrupt cases is directed
to the recent order Of Judge Bryan. In COM
pliance with this order, Registrar Carpenter
will hold courts for the purpose of receiving
surrenders in bankruptcy, and for general ou-
siness, at Sumter on the 18th, at Florence Oh
the 18th, and at Kingstree on the 9th lnstants'
1t will be necessary for persons having busl-
ness at these courts to prepare it beforehand,
as Mr.. Carpenter will remain in each place pus
q single day.
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MCKAY & CAMPBELL.

Will sell THIS DAY tMoDdsyl 10th Inst. ss 10 O'Clock.
at their Auction Sal aroo No. 1856 Meeting street.
By oRDER OF uEDxRM TIERS,
ENTIRE 81 OCK OF DRY GOODS. Ready.maas
Clothing, &c, saved f:om latg fire Ktugstrect.;@-
- gY ORDER OF AasIGHEx, ...,:.
THE MILL merry ST OK, Fixtures, Counurp,
&C., Of 81 ore No. 1921 ng-etl eet. -
ALSO,
CONT ENTS OF a COUNTRY sroBE, ~
coNsrgT1Sc OF g: -: .,o.li ~ c,1i,ii
CALICO Es, DoMESI los, Ready-nade clothtng.
Hdkfs., Hosiery, Gloves, Neck lice esusperdsfs,
Boots. shoes BATS, Noiions' Crtsry, Tiuwsre, DC. &
.- ALSO p. oI-.-.
.ASuperior Assortment Of CUsToM.l1ADR CLOTH
ING. 1,71 - itt5 q - g;.-giad(-Il} =,
Conditions caah. r-g,..r Februaryl0; r.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD-ACA CARD
Editors Ne,us As the Bylaws of tho South Carolina
Railroad Company require that Directors shall own
at least Fifty shsres Of Stock for three months preyi
ous to their election, will yoa please inform the
Stockholders If all the names nominated In your
paper are qualified ior the honor they desire.
February 10 STOCKHOLDER.
! ~ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
JAMES ADGER, from York, are notified Of her cargo
being thus day discharged at Adger's South Wharf
All goods remaining on the dock at sunset win be
stored at Consignees' risk and e<pense.
....-o .JAMRs AbaER l. CO., -.
February 10 .... s.-, /. ,-J.l1 70. AQents
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aaadiouI.:Sdea,i. !: j,

Balance of RrtaI -.Siocklof Boots oad aSaoes,
49, 49,, Dry Goods, Hoop Skirts. Sundries.
fas- CAMPBELL. KNOX g. Co..,
VIII sell HIS DAY, at 10 o'clock. at their Cash Auo,
ton House, No 66 Hasel.street, opposite Pot.
BoUrs AND SHOES, Mems Balmorals, Congress
Caters, Brogans, ladies' Balmorais, Lasting and
Kid Caters, Slippers. &c.
:. KERsEYs, satnets Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds,
Lonocloths, De'sines, Merinoes. .Apacas, shirts,
hhawtq Caynhricu 70 'ts:--t' -lpfD
) sUNDR ES, Hosiery, Undershirm, CoIars. Ttea
suspenders, stationery, Blackirg, Cutlery, 6c.
Conditions cash. Febru ~ 10 -