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struck short and went out on frat. Score
'"F Fonrth fnninq.-Beard struck out: Glake
and Shatfar out ou fouls. Seven runs by snarp
playing. n1oitbovs
made his run. Mcguire out on foul. Wood
hull in and Hudson struck out: Two runs.
Fifth Ia7,,ng-Biake sent high one, winch
Johnny Boycs attended to. Vcrman out on a
fHuI to Heslin. Knnbail, McNulty, May and
King cot home, when Blake was caught at tue
home base by Woodruff, the "Manhdaan"
having 4 full head OF steam on. four funs ioi
the Forest City.
Young Hcslin a. the bat and sent hlgh one
to Beard at centre, Tho took it in mu"h to his
own astonishment Conkiin and Boyce goG IN
and the "Pionee'" struck out Matthew's. NC
GI,ire, and "1Iarhattan." Woodruff got IN as
also did Easton, when Heslln :. closed the no lm,
mugs by fly to Kimball. Six runs. score
twenty-cichtt to eighteen and everything look
ing well for tho ''Arts."
S,rib Inn,nq.-Veltman, Ross and Shatfer on
bases. and Kimball to the bat, bring them
home when McNuty in turn sent him in, com,
ing in himself with May. King out on second
| base. aud Blake ON first Beard coming IN pc
tween Veltman and Ross, thinking they MGrc ~,
of" struck heavy, but were lett on Dases Dy
Sb,,es who sent q foul to young Heslin.
conklin at the bat, but was thrown out at
first. i5oyce popped high one to Blake, AMI
the redoubtabie Stubbs went oui on o toul. he-
sult-a blank. Score twenty-elghG to twentJ-
five. - ..n
Seventh Inning. -Kin,ball at the bat, follow
ed by the nine. who had it all their own way tor
time, the heavy work evidently telling on the
Alcrts but at last Bing sent up one 10 heslln.
Ross was run out, Boyce and kim0all were at
tcpded to by Matthews on first. Fifteen runs.
Stubbs led off with heavy hit which en-
couragcd the boys, and they all followea sqlt'
Magulrc, ,Easton and Woodruff making doubles: les
Hcslin make double also, gong out at nrse
and second, and the ''redoub:able" struck ou'
and closed the innings. Eleven runs. 'ocore
thirty-nine to forty.
Etahth Ianinq.-King went in and made his
run. McNulty out on toul to Heslin. May
On n tIv which the "NIanhattan" captured, and
Blake short to Matthews at first Ono run.
Conkln struck, but got out on second;
Boyce struck heavy, as lid Stuhbs, who went
cut on second. Matthews and Maguife got
home, Easton on base, and Hudson scndinS
high ioul, he staid there, cl sing tie innings
WITH three runs. Score fOrty-two to forty ono.
N,nlt Inning.-Thcro was great excitement
on this inning, when the Forest City went to
the bat evidently determined to run up good
score. Veltman led off and got home. Ross
followed, but was attended to by Ma@ulrc;
tiebappcr struck tu first and went out, and
Kimbail popped upa foul to Heslu and closed
the game US gar as the Foress City was con-
cerned. Ore run.
Tic Alerts had now but one run to make 10
win. Hcslin led of, but struck short to Hrst
and want out Conklin followed with terrific
cft-hander, and made third and was brought
home by Boyce and SLubbs, who likewise got
in. Matthews out at first and Mcguire OIL ny
TO Mav-three runs, and winning the game.
Score forty-fve to forty-two.
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+. December 90
HvTHE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL

9prHE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL
HosrETT.sR's UNITED STATES ALMANAC for
1862 for distribution, gratis, throug hout the United
States and all civilized countries Of the Western
Hemisphere. will be published about the first OF
January, and all who wish to understand the true
philosophy of health should read and ponder the
valuable suggestions it contains. In addition to an
admirable medical treatise on the causes, prevention
and cure OF great variety of diseases it embraces
large amount of information interesting to the mer-
chaut, the mechanic, the miner. the farmer, the
planter, and professional man; nd the calculations
have been made foc such meridians and attudcs as
are most suitable Tor correct and comprehensive
National Calendar.
The nature uses. and extraordinary sanitary
effects OF HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, the
staple topic and alternative of more than half the
Christian world, ore fully set forth in its pages,
which are also interspered with pictorial ilustra
tons, valuable recipes for the household and farm,
humorous anecdotes, and other instructive and
amusing reading matter, original aud selected
Among the Annuals IL appear with the opening OF
tho year, this will be OF the most useful, and
may be had for the asking. Send for copies to the
Central Mannflcory, at Pittsburg, Pa, or t. the
nearest dealer in Hosteter's Stomach Bitters. The
Bitters are sold in every city, town and village, and
nre extensively used throughout the entire civilized
world psc December %
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FIRE IN HAMBURG.
THREE HOUSES DEsrRoYED-Loss NEARLY TEN

THREE HOUSES DEsrRoyED-Loss NEARLY TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
AUGUSTA, December "a fire occurred in
Hamburg, S. c., yesterday, which destroyed
the old Hubbard Hotel, the lower story Of
which was occupied by Mr.. David tipfall as q
grocery store, brick building adjoining, and
q small wooden building. The buildings be-
longed to Mrs. Jane Levy, Of Augusta, and
were insured for $500. Her loss is estimated
ct $4,000 Mr.. L;ptall lost e pocket-book con-
tanning $500 in cash, and his entire stock was
either destroyed by the fire or stolen by the
negroes. He was insurat. in the Euiala Home
Insurance Company for $1,000. and his loss is
estimated at $4,000. Tho exertions OF the Au-
gusta, firemen probably saved Hamburg from
destruction.
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CONDENSED TELEGRIMS.

General Ayers, msQector-Ge General on General
Rousseau's staff, left New Orleans on Friday
last, to examine into the Arkansas disturb
ances.
Schuyler Colfax, the Vice-President elect,
made speech at Springfield, Mass, last week,
in which he expressed great satisfaction with
the present state Of affairs.
Mrs. Augustus N. Dickens, the wife OF q
brother of Charles Dickens, committed suicide
at Chicago, on Saturday last.
A diatillery, plaster mill and seven small
dwellings in Richmond, we're destroyed by fire
on Saturday last.
Five houses in Lynn, Mass, were destroyed
by fire on Christmas day. Loss S3OO,0OO.
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WASHINGTON.

GRANT ovERGUN BY VISITORS Rs-GENERous BE-
QUEST OF ANEW YORKER TO SOUTHERN CHURCH
Es AND THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF SOUTH
ERN soLp1Ens-PRoMINENT oHARLEsToN1ANs
MADE TRUsTEEs-B1NoKLEY SCORES VAN wYok
RETURN OF CONFEDERATE GENERALs-wAsH-
INaToN MONUMENT.
WASHINGTON, December 26.-In consequence
of the constant crowd General Grant receives
no visitors after twelve NJ.
The late Thomas c. Moore, au old resident
of williamsburg, N. Y, in codicil to his WILL,
revoked devise to his sister Martha Jane OF
his personal estate, comprising bonds, mort
cages, scrip, certificates of bank stock, money,
SC, because he desired to set apart
moderate fund for the relief OF The suffering
and destitute widows and children Oh the
Southern soldiers who died or were killed in
the late war in the eastern parts OF North and
South Carolina and Georgia. He therefore
bequeaLbs to James Hall, Francis j Porcher,
Louis D. DeSaussure and E. Horny Frost, OF
Charleston, S. c., and Rev. John Rumley bonds
in trust for that purpose, am bunting to 81, ,6OO
The portion that is to be distributed in Soath
Carolina is to be more than one-ffth OF the
whole. and the amount with interest is to be
distrib uted in the course of seven years. All
the residue Of the bonds and mortgages, with
afew exceptions, he sets aside for the rebuild
ing or repairing, without regard to sect or de.
nomination, the churches injured by the late
war within the limits already mentioned.
Solicitor John NJ. Binckley has prepare!
card to the public in which he reviews Van
Wyck's late report, and says that the latter de-
liberately made representations opposite to the
truth, and that he knew that they were untrue
when he made them. Buckley calls Van Wyck
."s despicable political trickster.'
The actors and proprietor OF Cant erbury
Hall, whose programme included the French
Can Can, were arrested during the perform
ance on.the charge Of having an indecent cx-
hibition.
Congressman Beck has written to General
Breckinridge, now in Canada, to return at
once It is expected that Jacob Thompson, j.
NJ. Mason and General Early will return with
General Breckenridge.
An appeal has been issued by the Washing
ton National Monument Committee, asking
the clergy throughout the country to take col
lections on the Sunday preceding February o.
for the furtherance Of the completion of the
monument. 1t is signed by Andrew Johnson,
er-offcio President. and General Grant and W.
". Corcoran among the Vice-Presidents.
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CHRISTM.Is IN SU-MMERTILLE.
trnoy ,y occAs1oyA1 coprEspoNpENr.

FROM AN OCCASIONAL LCOEEESPoSDf.Si'J
SuMMEnvILLE, S. c., December 25.-Christ-
mas has passed Off quietly but jcyously in this
pleasant village. The most noticeable feature
of the day was the Christmas tree improyised
at Vosos Hotel. At an early hour the room
was filled with the elite of Snmmcrville. AS
the tree was prepared for the benefit OF the
Episcopal Church, an almittance fec OF ten
cents was charged. The tree, radiant with its
bright holly berries, brilliantly illuminated
and hung with toys, fruit and con!cctlons, tor
which q moderate sum was asked, attracted
the little ones, whose bright faces plainly eX-
pressed the pleasure they felt. In al adioin-
ing room, q table laden with refreshments,
was presided over by o few ladies. Oysters,
deliciously prepared custards, blanc mango,
ic:lies and cake, tempted the palate, and all
were pleased with the entertainment. The
sum realized by this treo is about forty dollars
AS Sumncrvil!e has few inhabitants now, thls
is considered very good.
prepared for the qualification OF little boy-a
Ycrv prccoclous child OF 1--WE Years. Several
children were invited, TO SEQ it. and each
went homo at an carly hour with some
gift from the tree, gracefully presented
by the child for whose pleasure 1t was
prepared. Thc tree was OF cedar. hung with
apples, oranges, gilded walnuts, candies, bags
OF sugar pluns a9u ciceaillly llluIiliiii'cu pio-
turo BOOKS, the whole lit UP with tiny Walk
candles and transparent lanterns. 1T the foot
of the tree beautiful farm-yard delighted tue
children; the poultry, unlike most toys repre-
scnting the feathcrcd tribe. were clad in their
appropriate plumase. and the maid with corn
in her apron feeding them seemed so natural
as to caus ID general admiration. On the top
OF The tree to tho right was n handsome green
silk flag, with heavy gold fringe aud the words
Erin go bragh" wrought in gold in the centre;
thi. was ChrietElas present from lady
friend in New York to the child: 10 the lett
was handsome German flag, black, rcd AMI
yellow, sent by his father as {. birthday pres
cnt few months ago. L. h. u.
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Marrir6.

sTsINMEYER- orlnscburs, s. c.,
ON tho evening OF the 9th instant. bi the Rev. u.
LEGAnE CHARLES f. STRiSMEfrR 10 CARRIE
A. youngest daughter OF L. SMITH. Esq, all OF TINS
city. No cards.
LIlNsoN-o' uEAR.-on Tuesday. the 22d
instant, ut st. Marks Church. by the Rev. g. r.
GADsDEN, FRANK A. WILLIAMSON, OF dreenvllie,
). C.. and ANNA sTEvE%S, second daughter OF
SAMUEL OHEAR, Esq. OF this city.
TURNER-DARTLEsS.-In Aiken. on the 2lst in-
slant at tic residence ofthe brides uncle Mr.. Z.
+. RAwoRIu by tho Rev. II. FOWLER. SAMUEL 5.
TURNER to EMILY OLD3, only daughter OF he
late WM 2. BARTLEss-a.l OF th city. No cards. !"
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN GEoRon.-1he Augu

HORRIBLE AFFAIR In GEoRGA.-1he Angus
to Chronicle Of Sunday says:
There occurred in the nelghboring county oil
Columbia, On night before last, either most
mysterious accident or, what is moro probable,
an atrocity unparalleled in the annals of crime.
On Christmas night house situated five miles
ncm Appling Courthouse, the county site Of
Columbia County, and occupied by Mr.. Gabriel
Martin and two grown sisters, was burned to
the ground and its three occupants consumed
in the flames. The neishbors arrived too late
to save the bodies from the tire, but it is gene
rally believed that the house was first entered
by negroes, the three persons murdered, and
the premises set on fire to destroy all evidences
of the crime. MIR. Martin was supposed TO have
had o good deal of money concealed on the
place, and this furnishes the true key to tho
whole transaction. 1t is scarcely probable
that three grown persons would sleep so soundll
as to be burned alive in the house without ;
single one escaping.
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Fox PALATKA, FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FFRNANDINA AND JACKSON

VIA SANANNAH, ff fhNASHlNa AMI 7aOtASN-'
WILLIE.
cN@a THE FIR:T-CAsS STEA Z
a.55eSS.s;t,s., DICTATOR Captain CHAa. WILEY,
vii sail from Charleston eve,! Tuesday Erenn9 al
Eight o'clock, tor the above points.
The irstc class Steamer CITY POINT, Captain WIN.
T McNELrY will :ail from Ch rieston every Friday
Evening A; Eight o'clock, tor anore points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at aayannaG
for Mobile aud Ne = Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fc.La1dinl for Cedar Keys a. WHICH
point steamers conncc. with New Orleans. Mobile.
Pensacola Key West and II 'vana.
Through Bill La Ing given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting rim II. s. Hars's stcam-
ers Oclaraha and Griffin r Strer Springs an} Lakes,
Griffin. Eust'S, Harris and Dufhaal,
All irei.t: uayable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be sto-ec a. ri'l
and expense OF ow.rrs.
For Freight or Passage ensaSemert t. Apply to
]. L, .IKEN X ca, A.;-c:-
South AiilmiI Wblrf
N. .P.-No extra charge fnr Mc''' and >t:t"rooms
Steamer City Point VIII tou'n i 81. Iary's, Gre c.
going aud returning cach Week
November 81
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Professor Carl Ncumea, OF 4Iunich dill
graphy, has discovered rom tie Chinese GEAR
books that company Oh Buddhist priests en-,
tered this vast continent via Alaska thousand
years before Columbus, aid explored tnorouS Sh-
Iy and inlelhgibly the Pacific borders, penetra-
ting into the land OF Fusuns"-Ior so they
called Tic Aztec territoy. after the Chinese
name OF the Mexican aio..
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There is "ehanpicn eater" in Paris, who
gees cLout dinirg at ''Irix fxe" restaurants,
I'D is, like Clner Twist. always asking for
mo1e. Recently he Wei TO dire at the Res
t;u1apt Gu Grand Opera. III you will give
ttne tEe else tuln today" says the propri-
tttr, Il shall te really obliged, ard here are
ion fltLCs." CENT be Gone at the price, "
vas tie 16ply, "the 'Dirtr &c rEmore' gave
&c fi,e.p llaLos 10 come Lere."
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SDfrial aDtifes.

sg- CONSIGNEES PER SCHR. MEL LIE +.
BURGESS arc hereby notified that she is This Day
discharging cargo, at Adser's North wharf All
goods not called fer before sunset will be stored ut
their risk AID expense. WM. KOACu.
December GS
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Snneral Motife5.

eD- he Relatives, Friends and Ac-
ulain;ances OF Mr. EDWARD BARSwELL and family,
and OF his daughter, MARGARET MANIGAULr
BAINWELL, are respectfully invited TO attend the
Funeral Services of the latter, at ST. Philips Church
THIS Ddy at TN Give O'Clock. - December ~
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REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE TO
FLORIDA

-r-ess. THROUGH TICKETS TO FLOR
za.al1-.5s IDA, by the route composed OF the
Charleston aud Savannah steim Packet Line. Allan
tic and Gull, Pensacola ana Georgia. ana florioa
Central Railroads, and Brooks Line oil Steamers on
the ST. Johns River, can be obtained at The Office
Captain JOHN FEaGU ON ACCOMMODATION w1ar +.
at the following rates. viz: TO Jacksonville $40 IS;
S13 ~. Enterprise. SIS Is; Lake ity SIS %; Madi
son, Sic; Monticello, SIS; aahassee, SO 25; Quin
The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain FEM PECK,
leaves charleston on Monday and Friday Mornings,
at L ght O'Clock. -
THIS Line, winch offers tho combined inducements
of pleasant and expeditions inland route and low
rates of passage, comments itself to the patronage
OF invalids, plcasurcse-1ers, business men, ana tne
nubIic generally Further Inform lton can be had
on application at the Office OF the agency IN this city
Dann-obor os flnw
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FOR EoIsTO, ROCKVILLE. ESTER-
PRISE, HUTCHINSON AND FESWICk ISLANDS,
AND WAY LAN.jiNG..
r-gs., STEAMER ST. HELENA, CAPTAIN
1s.tIt=ss JAMES Il. RU1rLEY. will receive freight
this day anl leave Tonight ii IL o'clock, and FL
isto Wednesday,. at o'clock P. NJ.
For Freight or Passage apoy on board, or to
JOHN II. MURRAY, Market Wharf.
The Steamer leaves again Ii Friday Morning ut
o'clock, and Edisto Saturday Morning. at O'clock.
December % II
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cO- The Relatives. Friends and Ac'
quaintances OF DR.. JAS. r. aud MARTHA b. MOOD
aud the children aud teacher of trinity and Cum
berland Sunday School, arc invited to attend the Flu
neral of their only son, JAS. JGS MOOD, at Bethel
Church, This afternoon, q! Four o'clock.
December %
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November i

aJ-OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND tsr
BAY STREETS, CHARLESTON. S. c., December %,
1864 Quarterly Dividend Of ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Share has been declared
By the Board of Directors Of this Company, and the
same will be paid on and after Friday, The 1st Of
January, 1862 on application at the Company's
Office >. W. RAMSEY,
December 2j Secretary and treasurer.
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re- EATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
.aIepd,d Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only tr1e and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects CT bad dyes; inviSo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfutners; AID
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, 30
ro,h.,. ,.ron, Se,y York, Tyr Jauuar:
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Err BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom 10 Bride in the institution OF Marriages
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent By mail in sealed ctterenveopes free Of charge.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
d.lobia Pa. September 20
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BD- D-CHARLES STON SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
The ren,suius Assets of this Institution that were
purchased at the sale OF Master Tupper. in April
last ana which have not been settled fer. will be
solo, at public auction. on the 18th OF January 1862
The list which be seen at tho Office OF the 1nsi-
tuition. will be published in future advertisement
By order Of the Board nf Trustees.
HENRY $. GRIGGS,
Treasurer C. S. I.
November lG nov 16 80, dec 448
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er3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KaIETE & CHAPLAIN. corner KIM and Radcliffe
streets and get bett2r article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
Noyenber IL 3mos
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RI CERTIFICATE OF STOCK LOST
Notice is hereby given that application vii be made
in enc II opth from late, foc re:Icwa! OF CERTIFY
CATE No 1Is for Five t5J Shares in the Stock of the
Relief Loan Association, stindins in the name OF
]. RANDOLPH MOEDECAI-:lc original having
bocn lost or misl.id.
December 10 Dec. lO2o Jan. III
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Spefiai 1lotifrs.

H@NOTICE.-THE DRAWING OF THE
fine MUSIC BOX will take place, This Day, (Monday,
2sth inst,) at Four o'clock 2 n, precisely, az
Won SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
No. 229 Kng-stleet.
All persons interested will please attend.
December 2S
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ng- CONsIGNEES' NoTICE.-.CONsIGN-
EEs Fer steamship MAGNOLIA are hereby notified
that she is this dy dischlrgnG her cargo at Wander
no. SITS Wharf Goods not taken away at sunset will
be Stored at risk and expense OF consIgnee.
RAvENEL & CO..
December % Agents.
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FOREST CITY.

TOTAL RUNS EACH INNING.
q 8
Forest City -. @ : 10 l II.
Alert Q Z G 0 IL 3-i5
Umpire-Anlrew j. rc H. Eagle Base Ball Club Of
New York. ~, o,...
Scorers.-c. ". Winner Alert Base Ball CLUB, and
L. L. bingham. Forest City Bas, Ball Club.
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THEorG!!
CHARLESTON EN- GOU rETO FLORIDA, AIKEN
+,~-.-- Aud other places, should not "a.
>5tzIis%.S y to lay in their supplies OF PROYIS
>/<,5s iI/;Iff3S IONS, CLAREIS, CHAMPAGNES
~: ~! ~ - - CORDIALS, BRANDlE>. WHlS
KIEs. WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates of Wild Game and Dcvilled Han for Sand
wicles and Lltnchcous.
Es-Send for q catalogue.
WlI s. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 2T5 King stree,
Between Wentworth and BeaImn,
Charleston, 5. O..
Branch of No. 9Ol Broadway, corner 2Oth street,
New York. Octoper1o
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mrCuNSIGNEES NOTICE. CONS lGNEES
per British bark AGRA are hereby notiAei that she
has been entered under the Five Days act All goods
not permitted at the expiration OF that period will be
sent to Custor house Stores. RAVENEL ( co.
. December 9a
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Rs OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES December %, 1s6s.-A
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS PEI STARE Oh the
Captal Stock O: this Company having been declared
by the Directors, tue same vii BE- paid Oh ;iad alter
Monday 4th proximo.
The Books OF Transfer will bc cloced from this
date to 4th proxino. W. j. HEislol,
December % Secretary and treasurer.
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OITY HALL.-OTFIGE CLEKK OF
u COUNCIL, DECEMBER %, 1sGs.-Thc City
Council will, at their next regular meeting, to be
held on Tuesday, the Goth inst proceed to an cleo
ton for Tho following officers TO serve for the ensuing
Clerk Of Cou ii. City Treasurer, City Inspector,
Harbormasle-, PIysician Of the Orphan uousr, City
Registrar. Six p .icians for the Health Department,
six Measurers ~ Wood and Lumb'r and Inspector
of Naval stores, Two City Apothccaries, Flour In
sEcctor, Two Guascrs OF Liquors, Two Inspectors
Naval Stores Coroner. Superintendent OF the PlDlc
Cemetery Five Port Wardens, Keeper OF Iidai
Drains, Two Chimney Contractors
By order OF Council. w. Il. SMlId'
Decembcr2t Clerk OF council.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADEL-
PaIA, WASHINGTON CITY, WILMINGTON,
DEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ST. LOUIS. MO-.
AND OTHER NORTHWESTERN icITIEs.
The FAvORITE AND SWIFT
Xes:SpS -.. S,rew Steamship FALCON, JESSIE
LITf5IlIS.Ma D. HonsEY Commander, will sail
for Baltimore on Monday, the 18th
December. at hall.past Three o'clock r. A., from
pier Nc. /. Union Wharves, making c'ese connec-
tIons, and delivering freight to all pons in 'onnec-
tlcn promptly and al tow rates.
For Freight or passase, apply TO
COURTEHAY & TRENHOLM.
Bncember % Union WharSes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-28

@NOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACTED
by the crew Of the British bark AGRA viii be paid
by the Captain or consignee.
RaVENEL < CO.,
December % mwf3 Agents.