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LANCASTEK-IN Equity.

Benjamin Perry, WelmrM Perry, !Administra-
tor and -4dminstratr,r, rs. John Perry,
Alex. Aatheson and ,r fe, and others-BM
for Injunction to MarshaL Assets, Sell Land,
&c.
made in the above stated case at June term, 1868,
I will sell. at Lancaster Courthouse, South Carroll
na on the first MONDAY in DECEMBER next.
All that valuable PIECE, PARCEL OR TRACT OF
LAND described in the pleadngs belonging to the
estate of John Perry, deceased lying and IN
the District OF Lancaster, state o south Carolina,
containing G00O six thousand acres more o. less OF
No. cotton, corn and grain iand- wen "1'cItu anu
heavily timbered, fencing in good repair-;he up,
land . iuciug fine crops OF cotton, corn ana sHian
gran whle the extensive bottoms, iylnG alons '5e
Cltawba River a moi to be surpassed lLesc lanus
are situated III the southwestern portion o!
District bounded by the Erslnw ne Inc Cata"Da
River and by lands Of D. W. Irowu Levi iattet-
son. G. L. II Imam, James thompson, William Di4on
AID others. ~
wILr. ALSO SELL. For CASH,
~, tbc 7 rTF,liAY and WEDNESDAY aftr the first
Monday December, II the former RESIDENCE S VI
the s,id Joan Perry, deceased, III Lancaster Ols-
All ,i,. y E.O%AI. pI.OpEETY belonging to the
estate of SAID deceased. lte-i ihlas usuaS kept on
Iarre and We regulated Pl4n'Ition nly be bought
1t this sale. .;., l., ..o,o,
anil div;,lc1 into to- three and Jour hundred aero
tracts to suit purchase.s pats OF which Will be e4-
hbied on dav Of sale. -.
T,rms-So much cash as will pay the costs OF suit
ami eIpenses OF sale. The balance on credit OF one,
two and three year, with interest to be due and pay
abe annually. from day OF sale Purchaser TO give
bo 3D. with tw1 or more good securities and mort
gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for stnmps
and papers. Terms must be complied with on DAY
of ale or the property will be resod o. day OIL sala
at the risk of the former purchaser.
K. G. BILLINGS, c. E L. D..
Commissioners Office. Lancaster Courthouse s. &,
November 9, 1868. oo-,
Noyember Eviui
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REHABILITATION:
Whites, 2; Blacks and Colorcd, 1T-Total, l9.
Office of City Registrar. November II, 1868.
GEORGE S. PEI .LR. NJ. D., City Registrar.

Rev. F. A. MooD-CoMPLHENrARY REsoLU-
T1oNs.-At meeting OF tae membership and
congregation of Trinity Church, held on the
sth instant, the resignation OF the pastor, the
Rev. F. Ashbury Mood, induced by his pro-
posed removal to Chapel Hill, Texas, to enter
upon the duties of President of the Soulc Uni
verslty, having been announced, the following
preamble and resolutions. adopted previously
by the Board of Stewards Of the Church, were
presented, and, on motion, unanimously con-
CURED in:
Whereas, The relations existing during the
present year belween the membership of 1rini-
ty nj. E. Church, South, and their esteemed
pastor, the Rev. F. Ashbury. Mood, are about
to be severed By his removal in obedience to
what seems to be the leadings of Providence;
and whereas it is eminently proper, that III
parting with him some acknowledgment be
made of our appreciation OF his fidelity and
zeal in the discharge OF his responsible duties,
and that expression Ee given to our feelings OF
affectionate regard for him, and OF sorrow at
his departure; therefore, be it
Res0tced, That we, the Board of Stewards of
Trinity Church, unanimously bear this, our
testimony, that the Rev. T. Asbury Mood, in
his pubic minisrations from the pulpit, and IN
his participation at the prayer meetings and
other means OF grace of the Church, has shown
himself an earnest and faithful expounder and
| defender Of the principles OF evangelical truth;
and that i'll his pastoral intercourse with u,
and with our membership generally, lie has IL
| Illustrated an earnest, untlrng and set-sacrlti-
cling Christianity, proclaiming both By preccpt
and example "the glorious Gospel Of The blessed
God"
Resolred, That we acknowledge, with pro-
found gratitude to the great Head OF the
Church, the blessings that have attended his
labors among US in the developing and strength
ening of our Christian experience. and in the
awakening and conversion of souls that were
living "without God and without hope in the
world"
Resolred. That 1t is with deep sorrow that
We yield 10 the severance OF our relations, ana
contemplate Or probably final separation,
and that we assure our pastor that we VIII
long cherish an aEsctionate recollection OF
him, and invoke for him and his family Hea-
MS richest gifts.
ReSolUed, That copy Of these resolutions
| be rendered to the Rev. T. A,bury Mood. and
! that they be published in the city papers and
the Southern Christian Advocate.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS,
w. w. PEMBEETON,
jas. H. WHEELER,
SAMUEL A. NELSON,
VIRGIL G. DIBBLE, ! Stewards.
JAS. R. MOOD,
i. NJ. BUTLER,
HENRY C. STOLL,
" A. JEFFORDS,
J. CHAMBERLAIN, Church Secretary.
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SIXTEEN HINTS tn RETAIL GROCERY MEh-
cuANrs.-As it is OF th9 utmost importance To
rctali grocery merchants 10 lluoY not only
what is The best selection OF groceries, but
where such selection can b,st b, mad Mcssrs.
w. II. Chaffec & Co., WHO have large custom
among that class of traders, pabIisa sixteen
hin's on this subject in the advertising
columns Of this morning NEWS. The follow
ine is synopsis: 1. P. Ballantie & Soa'spale
ale is the best, and can DO obtained only from
Messrs. ". II. Chaffec & Co., No. 2O7 East Bay,
Charleston, S. G. 2. Exton's premium Trcn-
ton crackers are the best manufactured, and
the supply OF AIessrs. w. II. Chaffec Co. Is
constantly renewed, so that they always have
fresh crackers. g. Pure brandy is as necessary
as rare, and can be obtained from w. Fl. {. & Co.
4. Rye and Bourbon whiskcy is not manufac-
tured of better quality than that kept by
w. H. C. & Co. s. Buy pure corn whislkey from
W.H.C & Co. 6. Get Jamaica, st. Crox and
New England rum from W. II. e. & Co T. Gin is
wholesome liquor, and the best plain and
fancy brands are kept by w. II. G. u Co. 8.
MADEIRA, port and sherry are directly imported
by w. H. c. & Co. 9. Best English alo and
porter are sold by W. II. Z. s. Co. 10. Sharp
vinegar, by W. II. c. & Go. II. L. is difficult To
get good brandy preserves. Save time aud
trouble by purchasing cherries and peaches
from W. II. C. g. Co. II. Sound, sweet butter
will make the reputation OF q retail grocery:
bad butter will ruin it. Dear this in mind, and
buy YOUR butter from w. II. C. & Co. 13. You
can procure choice variety o; chooses from
W.H.C.& Co. II. Pure lard, w. II. c. & Co.
Is. Fresh, sweet raisns can always be bought
from W. II. e. g. Co. 16. W. II. G. Co. keep
the best Fulton beef.
Any retail grocer or country merchant who
will take the above sixteen hints will make
fortune.
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November 15
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Real and Personal Estate and Hotel .Turni-

Real and Personal Estate and Hotel .furni-
ture.
in pursuance of q decretal order of the honorable
the Cou OF Bankruptcy On TUESDAY. first De-
cember next, ut 70 o'clock, before tb. Old Postof-
fee, Broad-stree Charleston, S. c., will be sold by
the Assignee OF Joseph Purcell, Bankrupt at pub
lie auction,
TIE FOLLOWING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
All that one undivided half Cs) interest in the
MILLS HOUSE HOTEL, on southwest corner OF
Meeting and Queen streets, containing, Meeting
street. 81 feet and also on the lands OF estates Of
Mixer and Enston 81 feet 8 inches and also on the
lands of the estates of Mixer and Enston IS feet
inches making in all on the east live 100 eet inches
more or less; north on Queen-s eet 275 feet inches
or less south on lands OF Bibernian Society 81
feet also on land Of estate OF Daniel Mixer an VIM.
Enstol III feet inches and % feet inches also
lands Soc city of Friends fl feet, In al south line
2G0 feet more or less; west on land of Society of
Friends II feet inches also on laud now, late Of
James 5. Watson 81 feet, in all west lines Of Ill
feet inches, more or less, which said premises are
delneated and appear, by plat Of the made by
Paul Dere, Civil Engineer and dated April Is, 1903.
AL;o.
One-fourth 1.ith) undivided interest in the
WOODEN HOUSE AND LOT on Meeting street, next
south OF Mills House, containing Mcetin2.street
81 iect Inches, and in depth 1T feet inches more
or less having such dimensions as will appear upon
above plat.
One undivided half interest in the BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT on Meeting street, next south OF the
above, containing on Meeungstreet 18 feet inches,
and in depth 140 feet more or less, having such di-
mensions US will appear upon above mentioned plat.
ALSO.
At Mills House Hotel, on WEDNESDAY, serond
December next, at 10 o'clock 4. n, and there con-
tinung from day to day until the property shall be-
sold.
all the FURNITURE of the Mills House Hotel,
CONSISTING OF:
Parlor Chamber, Dining Room and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, oil in perfect order and latest styles,
complete for the equipment Of rs,-ca 's hotel.
Terms-Tlc real estate will be sold for one-third
cash, the balance payable in one and two years, in
tercst payable annually. secured by bond and mort
gage of the property, which IS to be insured and the
policy to be assigned Purchasers TO pay for stamps
papers. &c.
The Furniture will be sold for cash. 20 be delivered
on day of sale. +. W. MARSHALL,
Assignee of tie Estate Joseph Purcell.
o. tober &c mwf16 tul
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UNITED STATES Court, NOVEMBER li-HoN.
GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsIDISG.-The Judge ap-
proved of the following appointments OF ass'G-
nees by r. 3. Carpenter, ESQ.,, Registrar:
John W. Burbridge for Lawrence n. FishOurn;
David J. Winn for John S. Bradley; John W..
Burbridge for Ed. L. Davis; Louis Mcnain tor
John O. Edwards; P. v. Dibb!e for James W..
Reed; John W. Bul lbridge for Thomas P!e;
Robert VI. Thompson tor John f. Gamble; Da-
yid J. Winn for Johann Moore; James M.
B.own for Edgar W. Charles; John j. Ryan for
Silas Eaves; David ]. Winn for John II. Brad
ford: P. V. Dibble for Frederick K. Livingston;
J. E. Scott for john P. Bradley; Carlos j. Sci
brand for T. Savage Hayward u Sons; +. v.
Dibble for William F. Phillips.
In re P. S. Worsham, q bankrupt, i'll rank
ruptcy, ex parte ". J. McFaldcn. On motion
of Presley, Lord lnglosby, solicitors pro
pet, O. dered that 7. W. Briggs. assignee, re-
port the facts concerning the execution of an
order for sale made by the court.
In re W. J. Gore. Petition for final dis
charge. Jos. 7. Wulch, pro pet. Final hearing
ordered December 4, at Columbia.
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Assiynecs' Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer.

E. ". MARSALL, Assignee Of JOSEPH PURCELL,
and w. E. MIKELL, Assignee OF GABRIEL DA-
VIS, Will sell TOMORROW, November 19'h, q. IL
O'Clock a. A., ut the corner of Broad-srect and
East Boy,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there.
on, situate lyin. and being on the north side Of the
Venduc Range. measuring aud containing in front
on Vcndue Range 10 feet 10 inches, more or less; on
the back or north le "a feet 10 inches; in depth on
west line about 81 feet inches; on the east line
running hwardly about ii feet thence westward
" about feet, aud thence again running south
wardly about "A feet inches; butling anu bound.
ing south on Yen1ue Range, west on lands Of Will
liam Trenholm, north on lands OF John Williamson.
and cast on lands once OF Joshua Brown
-One.third cash, and the balance IN one
ye: r, secured by bond and mortgage OF PREMISES.
Purchaser to ray assigpces for papers.
November 18
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COaInIISSlONER'S SALE.
ILL.,. a ]. G.nr


Jesse c. Miller, administrator, Us. George
". Hicks and Wife, ct aI
BY virtue Of decretal order made in this cause, I
will sell at Barnwell Courthouse, on MONDAY, the
7th day Of December next,
The following described TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, belonging to the Estate of jesse c. Miller de-
ceased, containing 1910 acres more or less situate,
lying and being in the County Of Barnwell, and
bounded north by lands of Richard Bradley, Robert
Bradley and thomas Youmans, south by lands Of
Josiah S. Walker. W. d. Jackson and Robert Martin,
AMI west by lands Of John j. Cater and Robert
Martin.
The above Lands will be lai OF in four or more
separate tracts, p.as of which will be exhibited and
decrbsd ou the day OF sIle; one of which will be
SAW AND GRI r MILL, with valuable Manchin-
cry all complete with the exception Of small
break in the Mill Dam.
Terms OF Sale-For cash enough to pay the costs
of the suit and expenses of the sale; purchasers to
give their bonds, with two more COOL securities on
credit OF twelve months from the first day OF Janu-
neyt bearing interest from that date; titles to be
executed but not delivered until the whole OF the
purchase money is paid. and II not paid when due,
the Commissioner to resell the premises for cash, at
the risk of the purchaser. Purchaser to pay foe
papers and necessary revenue stamps.
J. PATTERSON, Commis .ioner.
Commissioners Office, November 5, 1863
November Ii
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POSTPONED ON Ac> CUNT wEATHEnl
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned
at the Q d Customhouse, TOMORROW, November
IT, at II A. M.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the north side OF Beaufain-
street in this city measuring in front on said street
hundred t2OO) feet, more or less. Bounding south
on Beaufain- street. west on lands of VIM. oss and
Rebecca Folker north en- lands of Solomon Moses
and j. R. Poinsett, and east on land Of Andrew Gun
ningham.
Terms-One-'hird cash balance in three equal
successive annual irstllments. secured by bonds and
mortgage of the preuses, W tn interest from day Of
sac, pay able sem-annualy. The building to be in
sured aid policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for
papers end stamps. ]. ". GRAY
November 18 Master in EQUITY
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TEE MUNICIPAL ELECTION in Un;onville re-
suited in the choice, without opposinon. Oh tEe
following officers: Intendant-I G. Mchssick;
Wand -ns-w. G. Harris, John Rodgers, d. l..
Goss and 2. 4. Mcknight.
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POSTPONED on ACCOUNT wsATHERl
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
Gregg rs. Horlbeck, Trustee, ct

Gregg rs. Horlbeck, Trustee, ct al.
TOMORROW. 10Th November, ct II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Customhouse
All that LOr OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon, situate on Mil!strcet. and measuring on
the north on Mstreet 40 feet inches, on the west
on land now or late OF Gillilani formerly of Gregg,
90 feet inches, the south land OF Rose 40 feet
inches, the east land of Osterholtz, 90 feet
inches Bounded By the fences as they now stand.
Tcrms-One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest from day OF SALE payable an
nuay. The credit portion to be secured by bond of
the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises. The
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned to
the Master, Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. ". GRAY,
November 10 Master in EQUITY.
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Co.Uus1A IrEMs.-Nayor Mckenzie and the
new CITY Council of Columbia were duly sworn
in Monday afternoon.
Tie Phoenix notices the arrival at Nicker-
son oi tic Gallant Marshal Kane, formerly OF
Baltimore.
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A QUIET DY.-Thcre was q perceptible DIM
mutton 10 The number OF the street loungers
yesterday, and the crowd that USUALLY hangs
around tho corners of Broad and Meeting
streets were forced to seek some shelter. The
lobby OF the Courthouse and the porches OF
St. Michaol's Church, and the Guardhouse
were occupied, during the early part OF the
moruing, by number OF coiored persons, IN
terested 10 the protest !; but as the day ad-
rancsd, they struck bee lines for their several
hnn1as
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Confectionery, &f.
A. d. FLEMING'S
STEAN candy FACTORY,
NO. 311 I<ING-STiiEET,

BRANCH STORE CORNER KING AND Ann
STREETS.
rNAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO HIS
customers, and public in general that lie Is
now ready, with full supply Of CANDIES OF his
own lranuf .curins. Keeps constantly on hand
fresh supply of FE.:N II CANDIES OF the greatest
variety. fresh CAKES and PIES of all sorts are
duily baked Mt his Steam Candy Factory. The
public in general and particularly the country iner
chants. i'll find il to their interest by giving him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
October 26 Huo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

~s,ARGrsr clRcULATIoN.-rHE DAILY
.rws pEING TEE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST ClN'
crr1A11oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
.pT7B1IsHEs IuE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
s:NG N THE PoSToFFICE AT THE END of
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO The PRoViS'
IONS OF TIE NEW PosToFF1cE LAW.
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAzNE.-We have received
from Mr.. John Russell the October numbcr OF
Blackwood's Magazine, an issue OF more than
ordinary merit We speak from our own
kn.wledge of the merits of Madame Aurcla,
the serial story, but the judgments OF COM
petent English critics have pronounced very
favorably upon it. The second article, on
'Clever Women" is . charming paper upon
the vexed question of the relations OF the
sexes. The essayist. while admitti g that "a
woman's eyes are never so beautiful as when
they look up" delineatcs, nevertheless, with
great judgment and impartlaity, the sphere
in which the abilities OF q real cover woman
removed equally from exceptional genius on
the one hand and from inspid frisohty on the
othcr-should, and. in the PRES mt state OF
society, may find thoir true exercise and de-
velopment. His view is con.rastcd AMI Illus
trated by various extracts from feminine
diary of fifty years ago, which form in them
selves the most tantallz;ng bits OF exquisite
suggestion in the world. We cannot help
envying the happy cu:1te who had such
charming mistress anl correspondent. she
was certainly made for something better than
70 1,a
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FLORIDA ORANaEs.-The Lanl OF Flowers is
deserving better appclation, for it has furnished
not only the flowers, but the fruit Florida has for
for some time, been competing very successfully
with Cuba in supplying the Northern markets with
tropical fruit large consignment OF sweet oranges
has been recently received by Mr.. jams Macbeth,
which will be sold by the one hundred at his Office,
North Commercial Wharf
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Ifyou want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac
II you want Printing executed neatly;
II YOU want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
rulins, 70 to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 80 Broad
q otrpp
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PRAYER MEEr1Sa.-The Young Mems Chris
tan Association have organized weekly prayer
meetings, to be held in the basement OF the
spring-street Church. The first meeting Will
take place tonight.
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POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF HE WEATHER.
The sale of the Wappoo Mills and other real
estate, advertised by J. S. Ryan, has beeh post
poned to next Tuesday.
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CONSIGNMENT OF PHILADELPHIA Work.
Farm wagons, grccer's wagons, cotton drays, casts
and whecbarrows of Superior workmanship, just re-
ceyed by schooner Kate E. Rich, and for sale very
low prices by L. CHlPiN CO..
No. 20 Hayne.stret,
Nos. SO and IS Pinckney-street.
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"The summer pilot of an empty heart
C.to the shores OF uothing;"

and it is pleasant to be assured that the CON-
pensation of her patience and fortitude was
forthcoming at last. No. VII of the "Illstorl-
cll Sketches of the Reign OF George IL, deais
principally with the character of John Wesley,
and is marked by all Of tho vigor and pictorial
powcr Which has distinguished the series.
The usual share Of political articles, and a
fair amount of the O'Dowd lucubrations, which
seem now to be DE- rigeur with Blackwood, fill
up tho number, whose most remarkable fca'
ture, however, is perl /. curious and forc'Die
poem by the sculptor-poet, W. W. Story, in
which an ingenious argument for the purity
and disinterestedncss Of Judas Iscariot Is PIT
into the mouth of q R,man lawyer in Jcrusa-
lem in the first century, and enforced with
much curious logic aud Illustration.
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MoREHEAD B1T1ERs.-Thcse bittcrs can be
had at James Mexican, No. 58 Anson-strcct who is
prepared TO fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos m'w
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CHOICE GREEN AN1 BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree.
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Misfruanfous.
COOPERATIVE GROCERY,
SOUTHWEST CORNER MEETING AND
MARK fCT STREETS,

MANfNET SIVEEIS,
A n EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY
n selected supply OF the NECESSARIES OF
LIFE, and also the luxures-WINE5, LIQUORS.
ctc.-will at all times be found at the above Store
established under the auspires of tho PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
which win continue and extend the advantages il
already offers to the public. Fresh arrivals aDd
bargains will be regularly reported and every fac
ty afforded patrons.
The s'objec" of the Association Is, as set forth in
its charter, ITO furnish members arh the public
with the necessaries of life of good qlality, unalue
raled and at lowest market rates, and from the
profits OF such sales to accumulate capital for it
members"
Copies of the Constitution and Bylaws can bt
found at the store OF the Association, and al in.
quircs egarding tho practical working OF the enter
prise will be most cheerrully IN promptly satisfied
W. II. WEIGH, superintendent.
j. n. WIGFALL, Assistant
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RARE CHANcE.-A fine corner grocery stand
on Eng-street is offered for sae See advertisement
in another column.
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BILL OF MoRrALrTY.-Returno OF deaths With
in the City of Charleston, for the week ending
November H. 1868:
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Encourage Home Manufacture
PALMETTO HOP YEAST CAKES.

TTAvING RECEIVED THE AGENCY FOR
Ill these celebrated YEAST CAKES, manufacture
ed by Mrs. s. II. L. Price, Of Summervillc $. c.,
we respectfully ask for them The attention Of the
trade generally, and housekeepers especially. They
are exclusively of Southern manufacture, entirely
free from any injurious properties superior 20 those
oil Northern make, answer all the purposes OF. and
are far more economical than, Yeast Powders. All
we ask for them is fair trial. Directions for use
accompany ca Ii package.
The trade supplied at IaNUFACTURERS
PRICES. -
PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE
GROCERY STORE,
southwcst corner Meeting and Market-streets.
November