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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Weston, Administrator Of II. Macbeth, Us. Bar
bot, Administrator Kenyfck, ct al.
On TUESDAY, the 14th January next, at II O'Clock,
will 90 sold near the old Customhouse.
ALI that LOT OF LAND. with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate on the south side OF Wentworth
street. No. 81, measuring In front 81 feet inches,
the same on the back line, and In depth 80 feet 6
Inches be the same more or less; bounding west on
lands of the Methodist Protestant Church, east on
lands Of W. Proctor, and south on lands now or Late
Of Chri ,topher Fitzsimons.
Terms-One third cash; tho balance In one, two
and three years. secured by bond of the purchaser,
with interest annually. and mortgage Of the premises
the buildings to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
j. ". GRAY,
December 25 w3 tut Master in Equity.
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The DETECTIVE OFFIoE.-From official re-
ports received it appears that the Detective
Office, under the charge Of Lieutenant Hen.
bricks, has secured and receipted for ST .051.27
Of stolen property received during the year.
This list embraces every variety OF property,
from cotton bals to an old coat, and lncluues
iewelry of every description.
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ALMosT N!SsAsiE.-The entrance to Kerr's
, and the Atlpc Waarves are in miserable
coadItiuM narrow streets are half oc-
cupied will les OF paving stones, which have
lain there iizns weeks. leaving only about
eight feetS the passage Of drays end
wagons. Is forcing Of vehicles into so
narrow de has worn the tracks into terri
bic ruts abag holes. Yesterday the quart
ermaster nons hauling grain had to put on
two extra rises per wagon to reach terra
frma" on st Bay. Something should be
done eithe, pave these streets or remove the
obstruction
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TIE BROKERAGE AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Our readers will notice in our paper the card of
Mr.. z. L. Barre, who has opened an Office at
No. 141 East Bay, where he will attend to sales
of real estate, and do a general exchange and
brokerage business. This gentleman's long
business experience, and his knowledge Of the
local aud busfness wants of the city, eminently
ft him Sor the successful pursuit Of the avoca-
tion that he has chosen. His Office is central
and/oonvenient, and the public will have no
dEhcuity in being served to their satisfaction
on application there. Ge advertises valua-
bic and elegantly located lot on Rutledge Ave-
nue., which will afford fine position for
person desirous OF securing superior site for
q residence.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
IL. H.

III. III.
II rou want cheal Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
fsper, &C.; or, M1LLER's Almanac;
II YOU want Printing executed neatly;
lfyou want Books bound in any style, OF Ac-
count Books made to order, With any desired
pattern OF ruling, so 10 hInAM HARRIS, No. 50
Broad-street.
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HoeMANAY.-The st. Andrews Society Of
this city celebrated this anniversary st the
Sou. b Carolina Hall last night. The old year
was decently inferred, and the birth Of the new
welcomed with flowing libations.
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FoR Quotations OF Bonds, Stocks, Coupons,
Bank Bills and Money, see evory Friday morn
ing, in this paper, by Andrew NJ. Moreland,
Broker, No. BrOad-street. t
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TAxEs.-The special attention of taxpayers
is invited to the notices Of the State Tax-Cul-
lector for st. Philips and st. Michael's, pub
hshed in this mornings NEWS.
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UNITED SrEs Cooh-EoN. GEoaeE S.
BRYAN presidf f.-On Bt:sn Of r. B. Car
pointer, ESQ., julius }. Carpenter was ad-
mitted to praIce In tnsUnited States Court
for the Distriof eoutn ,alolina.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell this day, at
their auction house, No. So Hasel-street, at 10
o'clock, dry goods, &c.
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Browns
wharf, at 81 o'clock, hams, strips, butter.
n, HUNT Son will sell this day, at their auc-
ton house, No. 142 Meeting-street, boots,
snoe., DC.
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A VALUABLE FEnTLzER.-Our~ ~~6-ers VIII
notice in another part of this16i,!r an au'e1-
tisement of guano rom pc(1sland OF ROdun-
da. The anplicatio>>5f manures to the i'm
proyement of S>>s has now become necessity
to the ola>states of the South, where Success
siye ef6ps without change have generally ab-
ssfaoted the fertility OF the land. Tho suaro
from tie Island Of Roduuda is highly com-
mended for ito valuable properties, and orr
planters will do wei to give this article fan
test, it beiug classified among the best ma
nures by those who should have correct
knowledge OF its virtues. The agents here are
Messrs. Willis & Chisolm, on Atlantic wharTes,
who are prepared to give all the necessary In
formation, and supply any quantity Of the ar
ticle that may be wanted,
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I ATTm annual meeting of the Germauia
Chapter, No. II, held on the 26th December,
1857, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Comp. ]. 81. PETERSON, H.P.
Comp. ]. kRUSE, 4.
Comp. G. Il. BERGMANN, 8.
Comp. L. +. MEYER, q. Il.
Comp. g. REINEUkE, P. j.
Comp. 8. BENJAMIN, r. A. c.
Comp. C. FLO rHMANN, G. Sd W
Comp. L. DUNNEMA>N, u I'd ".
Comp. +. j. RC.KH, G. 1st ".
Comp. A. MELCHEkS. Treasurer.
Comp, K. BEKGMANN, Secretary.
Comp. j. II. SCHMIDT, S,nunel
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In TIE NGfE of tie recovery of the iron
stolen from q Ctarleson ad Savannah Rail-
road, publisT in the NEwof yesterday, due
credit was noaws'ded to tia Savannah detec-
tives. and esr riaLy to 81. Ry, their chief, for
the efficient svlces thsy re,dered in accom-
plishing the quits given. Before the arrival
Of a ny Charlton detectlVe they had arrested
two of the Pity parties, and had recovered
about eightSVe OF the sails. Il was Mr..
Charles II. Fun, and not John Flynn, who ac-
companied tbdetectives from Charleston.
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Are synonymous with Health, Strength and Fisor'
The secret will be revealed by investing in bottle OF
pANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs For sale by all
Druggists.
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THERE WILL be no suspension of the pub
Hcation of The DAILY NEWS on account OF
New Years day.
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Handsome Furniture, Oil Paintings, &C., &C.,
Of Family Leaving the City.
RY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.

Will be sold on FRIDAY next, Sd Of January, at No.
AZ Bulstreet, three doors west Of kutledge, OF IL
O'Clock,
Large MAHOGANY CIRCULAR EXTENSION
DINING TABLE, leaves
2 Large Mahogany Square Extension Dining Ta-
bless and 4 leaves each
OAK Book Case and Secretary, B. W. Marble-top
Centre Taole and Music stand Damask sofas and
Curtains, Chairs, 8 Handsome Oak Book Gases, 1tal-
ian Tables of Carrera Marble tvery handsomeb Ma
hogany, B. W. and Bird-eye Maple Double and Sin
gle Bedstesds, wardrobes, and Marble.rop Bureaus.
Washstands, &C., English Cut Glass Decanters and
Pitchers, Tumblers Wine, Champagne, Cordial Hook,
and Jelly ulnsses Plates, large and small size;
Desert and Fruit Ice Crea, and Butter Dishes, ia
panese Tea Set, French Bronze and Gilt Candels-
bra Candesticks and Services to match one 7Octave
Rosewood Piano. Engrsvings from shakespeare and
others, french CLOCKS, Mechanique Lamps, Mantle
Ornaments, satuets Vases, Candlesticks. &C., &c.
valuable collection OF OIL Paintings and Engrav-
ings including some originals and fine copies from
the old masters and others.
Terms cash. mwthH December ~
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ensuing year:

TIE GAZETTE, Vol. H., No. S.-The contents
for the week ending Saturday, January 4, are
Number of Catholics in the United States; Ihe
Irishman and the Deacon; How Colonel Kelly
Escaped; The Representation Of the Crib At
Bethlehem at the Sisters Of Mercy, Queen
street); Horor the Brave; Great Cyclone in In
d,a: Immense Fenian Funeral Procession in
Cork; The Distress Of the Workingmen ct the
North; George Francis Trains Speech; The
Irish Question; Letter from MononIa; Conais-
tency; In Memoriam-Father Ryan; A sho'
from the Capitol; The Roman Question in the
French Corps Legislatif; Address and Read
ings by Rev. A. J. Ryan; The Fenlan Fuceral
Procession in Dublin; ETC., etc. Single copies
five cents. To oe had at all the news stands.
Office Of publication, No. SO7 King-saeet.
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Choice Peach Trees.
BY JOHN G.. MILNOR & co.

On FRIDAY, Sd instant, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold
at our Auction Salesroom, No. l36 Meetng-street
An invoice OF CHOICE PEACH TREES, from the
celebrated Nurseries Of John Perkins, Morrlstown.
New Jersey.
bundles Peach Trees consisting of Hsles Early,
Troth's Early Coles Early, Early York, Crawford's
Late, Old Nixon Free, SmocK's Late, Crawford's
Early.
Jew bundles of the above will bo opened to sell
in small lots, others will be reserved In original
packages for shipment january
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GENERAL DEat NJ. 1S4.-In another
column will bsund an Important order from
General CaDbat e'nbrasss questions Of high
Importance, ssho1sa b carefully and attcn-
lively read,
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auftiun Salfs.

Dress Plaids, Alpaccs, Delaines. Marlboro
Plaids, White md Grey Blankets, Shascls,
Hoods, Hosiery, &c., &c.
CAMPBELL. KNOX & co.
Will sell THIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock, OF
their Cash Auction House, No. IS basel street, op-
positc Postofice,
GALA PLAIDs, Cassimeres, saHnet Kerseys,
Merinoes, Apacas, Delaines, Ginshams, Stripes,
Plaids
BLANKETS, Shaker F7annels, c. Flannel, Shirts,
Merino and Cotton Hose and HalfHose, Umbrellas.
Neck lice, Suspenders, Cutlery, Watches, Com
forts, Scarfs, Hoods.
ALSO,
Bbls., kegs and cases wHfsKEYS and LIQUORS.
Conditions cash. January
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OUR RAlLaoADs.-It affords US satisfaction to
notice that our Railroads Immediately connect
ing this city with the interior, are pursuing, as
far as the unsettled state Of affairs will permit.
apolicy which will gradually give US the bene-
ft of large portion of the trade of the interior
We commend their wisdom, for while they may
temporarily sustain loss in receipts they must
ultimately benefit largely by the great increase
Of prosperity which it will bring to this place,
and by the larger area Of country it will enable
them to secure trade from. The South Caro-
lima Railroad Company, in particular, has,
through its present energetic head, been en-
deavoring to have established through freight
rates, which must ultimately lead to large in-
crease of our prosperity. This tariff opens the
field Of enterprise to Memphis. Nashville and
Montgomery, as well as all the important
points which are nearer, and as soon as the
Augusta and Macon Railroad is completed,
which may be looked for at an early day, we will
be- placed on equal terms With Savannah at
Mason, which ID the centre OF the great cotton
sActAon Of Georgia, at which point railroads
Cog in from Columbus and beyond,
@l 80 the rich section Of southwestern
& AS tapping of this important pom
should add 100000 bales Of cotton to the re-
ceipts here. In many ways these improved
freight rates are already bringing produce, and
much OF the corn which now reaches this city
is purchased at Atlanta, and is placed in our
market at lower figures than from other points.
With the promises VI a heavy grain crop the
coming eeason, the receipts Of corn, wheat and
other grains from the interior that will come
here for export, as well as tor market, will no
doubt largely exceed any present estimates.
It would be we'll for our business men to look
well into the resources OF the country now
brought within their grasp, and to use oil their
energies to secure the trade Of section OF
country which must at on early day increase
with unsurpassed rapidity, aud which will
assuredly give us the basis of lasting pros
perity, we use our most earnest efforts to
secure it.
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Miss ST. CnRs EEoTf fE was but thinly at
tended last Iiht. Theair lecturer, who is
apparently abet twenty NO years Of age, fas-
cinating and PILE, acqlft ed herself very cred
II tob1v
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THE DAILY NEWS.

@ LARGEST CIRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS EAvING TaE LARGEST CIR.
CULaTIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE IIsr OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE PoSToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PosIoFFICE LAW.
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LICENSES TopE eEs Es1rD.-eeneral oanby's
action in resfinglo th, city the right Of
granting licene If be agreat relief to our
municipal utilities, ss large portion Of
their income d rawn fromthis source. The
order of aener S:ckles resricting this privi-
lego embafraa the city finances to con-
siderable extsn The issulof city scrip and
the rapid depnistlon of tie same has been
owing in 8 merre to tbs cause, and the
order Of Genel, Candy WILDE, we hope, but
the prelude II taesu-n to g9enback payments
on the part dtks thty.
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The WOODWORK AT THE New CUsroM-
HousE.-The following letter, in relation to
the woodwork at the new customhouse, has
been handed to us for publication. 1t is scarce
ly necessary to say that Mr. Russell did not
desire to claim any ere lit that is not his due,
and we are only too happy to give all proper
praise tothe ingenious workmen Of Charleston:
To The Editors Of The Neaos:
Allow me to correct an error in your issue
of yesterday morning.
1n the local paragraph relative to the factory
Of Messrs. Russell & Co., credit is given those
gentlemen for the woodwork Of the new cus-
tomhouse. The agreement to make the doors,
sashes and shutters for the principal story and
portion Of the upper story was awarded these
gentlemen by the Collector, who has the entire
coItrol Of the work. The woodwork was
done by mechanics employed by The Collector,
and the remaining sashes, &C., are now being
made (by handy upon the premises.
Certainly some credit is due those who, by
their mechanical skill, perform as good work
as machinery. Although, as is remarked in
said article, time and money is saved thereby.
JUSTICE.
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rhEtGHT MATES AT OAfANNAH.-lu NC lOLOMIuS1
are the rates of freight quoted at Savannah:
To Liverpool, on uplands. 3D.; on sea islands,
30td.; through Uid New YORK, by steam, on
uplands, 15-16d.; on sea islands, 3.16d. To
Havre, lie. on uplands, and 1lc. on sea islands.
To Bremen, 14c. Coastwise freights by sale
are in good supply at better rates, without o
large amount OF small tonnage. To New York,
by steam, 1c. on uplands, lie. on sea island, 81
en- domestics; by sGil, &c. on uplands, So on
lumber, and s1.50 on rice. To Boston, by
steam, 1c. on uplands; by sail &c. on uplands,
12c. on rough rice, in tierces So; on lumber So
tilla, rough rice is 2@4c. better. To Philadel-
phia, by steam, &c. on uplands, S1.50 on rice,
75c. on domestics. 10 Baltimore, by steam
&c. on uplands, S1.75 on rice; on lumber BY
SAIL So. Cuban reights on lumber are offer
ing at 5000.
Comparing these figures with our own we
find our rates to foreign ports fully up to these
quotations, while in coastwise freiehts there is
conspicuous difference. By steam, to New
York, our cotton rates have been 3c. for
some weeks, and is only now &c. against 1c
there; to B ,ston, &c. here, against 1c. there;
to Philadelphia s2.25 per bale, against &c, or
say s3.75 per bale there; to Baltimore, &c. here,
&c. there. These are for local figures, but we
may add that our "through rates" are likewise
louer to New York and Boston; and to Baltimore
and Philadelphia there is still greater saving
uid Charleston. Shippers at interior points
will find this out upon examination and in
quiry.
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euL OF MoRTA1IrY.-Return Of deaths
within the City OF Charleston for the week
ending December 2Sth, 1867:
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BY SMITH & McGILLIVRAY,

Of King g-street, at auction.
BY SMITH 4 McGILLIVRAY,
Real Estate Agents, No. az Broad-street.
On TUESDAY, the 7th of January, at II O'Clock, In
front OF the Old CustomnUuse, east end OF Bro d.
street, will be sold,
That LOT OF LAND formerly known as No. II
Queen.street, measuring IS feet trout, by 155 est
deep on tue east line aud 115 feet the west hne,
more or Icss back line 50 feet or less; bounded
by NJ Lain's undertabers yard, south by St An
drews Hall lot and lands OF L. II. Thayer and west
by lands of ]. Johnston.
ALSO,
That LOT OF LAND Immediately adjoining the
above on tire west nezt but one to the new Catholic
Church, snd being part OF what was formerly known
Oh No. 70 Queen.street, measuring ~ feet 'front.' by
ll5 feet deep, more or less.
Teims-Une-third cash; the balance In one, two
and three years; secur.d as usual. Purcnaser 70
pay s. & "cG. for papers and stamps.
Dec, mber 20 WtmB tu
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Estate Sale-Valua6le Sea Island Cotton Plan
tat:ons on Johns Island.
BY CLIFFORD G. MATHEWES

Estate Sale-Valua6le Sea Island Cotton Plan
tahons on Johns Island
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.
On TUESDAY, 7th January, will be sold at the old
Cuetomhouse end Of Broad-street,
That frst-class SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
TICN, situated on Stcno River Johns Island, known
as the peaceful Retreat" seven miles from Charles
tom containing about HOO acres, 400 cleared, and
well settled in negro houses.
The Land is of the best quality. and there is good
landing on the pla e. which steamers to Edisto pass
several times week.
ALSO,
At the same time and place,
A valuable SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION,
on Johns Island, one and q half miles from Stono
River containing about TOO acres, 240 cleared.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one, two and
three years, secured by bond and mortgage Of the
property with interest from day of SALE Purchaser
to pay q. NJ. for papers and stamps.
January 6
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BY SMITH & MeGlLLIVRAY,

Real Estate Agents, No. ~ Br0ad"StFest.
On TUESDAY, the 7th Of January, at II o'clock.
at the old Customhouse, cast end Of Broad-sreet
will be sold,
Those FIVE FARMS. contiguous TO each other.
numbers ], q, 8, 4 and s, containing SO, M ASK.
lax and 4oK acres respectively, more or less, and
lying between the right Of way OF the South Carolina
Railroad and the Ashley River. with settlement
and outbuildings on Farm No. 8.
They are eas1lv accessible to the city by two rail-
roads, by the Plank Road, and by the Ashley River.
These Farms offer most desirable and lucrative m
and accessibility to the city, but of their productive
fertility as vegetable OF sea Island Cotton lands.
These Farms will be sold, one with the privilege Of
the remaining four.
Plats can be seen at our Office.
Terms-Oue-third cash; the balance In !, 9. and
years, secured as usual Purchasers to pay for pa
pers and stamps. tuwtmtu8 December 81
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CHARLESTON, December 21st, 1857.
To Hon. p. q. GaMGrd, Mayor, and cits
Council:
DEAR S1ns-The undersigned, officers and
members of tho Fire Department, learn that on
the Let January next, change OF some lmpor-
in relation to the reduction OF the number OF
Officers and men.
We ask your interest in this change for Lieu
tenant Cam Dbell. He is we'll known to our de-
partment, and we rec mmend him as the man
for duty during the time Of fires. He is tamil-
lar with our wants, always promptly executing
them to our entire satisfaction.
Very Respectfully. your obedient servants,
M. q. Nathan, Chief Fire Department; r. NJ.
Alexander, 1st Assistant Chief ]. A. Quack-
enbush, President Etna Fire Co.; r. 8. Dur
yea, President Eagle F. E. Co.; W. q. Holmes,
President Phoenix Fire Co.; Hugh ferguson,
President Palmetto Fire Co.,; JAS. 8. weston
dorff, President Young America Co.; Z. D.
Enston, President Of Pioneer Co.; James 9.
Lacoste, President Charleston E. E. Co.; s.
Y. Tupper, President Vigilant F. p. Co.; Jo-
seph Hilton, Foreman G. q. and l.. Co., No.
IA, Stemmerman, President G. +. +. Co.;
G. P. Aimar, I'd Assistant Chief; d. III. Siro-
bel Clerk and Superintendent +. D.; j. d.
Steinmeyer, Jr., President Marion r. E' Co.;
W.. a. Smith, President Hope Ere Co.; Ge%
L. Buist, President Htonewall +. Z: Co.; w.
b. Mart1n, treSlQeuG WasHiH6 bou ~ [rd of
We, the undersigned, members OF the ;li;a,o "
Underwriters, concur in The withl9 Wv ntSI' Hn1I
b. Heriot, S. Y Tupper, A. L. ss 'hes ~
per arJ joseph s. Gibbes, Huger savenei'
A ballot being held, liseenant Campbell n
was retained, and, after 50 o alscassion' ~ "As
use,svi thew wished dropps1ad, on the ballot being
taton Lieuteuan, %haley received the largest
'lnOb' lumber os vOss,And was declared dropped.
Alderman Engle offered bill to abolish the
.esoo - -, W[Ser OF st. Micbael's Clock, which
recsiveaIs first reading
a,yman Ravenel gave notice OF a bill TO
s,Z the quarters interest Of the city debt
Zw due, which received it's first reading.
Alderman Enstop offered preamble con:
cerpiug the he.oi conduct Of policeman Cahill
in arrestips criminal as he was leaving
burning house, and the following resolutions;
Reso!ved, That the conduct Of policeman
Cahill was an act of good conduct and galantry,
deserving the thanks of the city and OF every
good citizen. .-,.n,
Resotued, That policeman Cahill ia deserving
OF promotion, and that such promotion snau
take place at the earliest moment.
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Positive S lie of t,oo Choice Building Lots on
the south side Of Queen-street, sizth door soest
of Kina- street. at AUCTION.
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Wbties 4: Blacks and Colored, l2-Total, 16.
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Five Desirable Farms withis four miles Of the
city, comprising the rih and valuable Tract
kno,pn as the "Hdppoldt Farm" at auction.