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,CLups AND srAHa.-T following cases were dis
posed Of at the Mayors Court yesterday morning:
Sam Richardson. coored, lying down drunk In
store in Market street.
NJ I. Christian. white. applied for lodgings.
Granted, and dismissed In the morning
Michael German, white, drunk and unable to take
care OF himself in King street. Fined S5.
Jnlia Green, arrested the charge OF having COM
mittcd larceny of $40O from Mr.. John A. Cook,
King-stieet. Held for further examination.
Samuel Dorsey, colored lodged for being under
the influence Of liquor and assauhDg Gerge Clark,
colored corner of Elliott and Church.sreets Fined
$5.
soldier, lodged for being drunk and unable 10
take care Of himself He afterwards broke bucket
in his cell. Fined S5.
Thomas Curry, lying down drunk in Tradd-street
Fined IS.
The following cases will be brought before the
Mayor this morning.:
Richm md Allen, colored lodged yesterday and held
subject to the order Of M. H. Nathan ESQ., Chief of
the Fire Department.
S. A. Lamby, colored, lodged for being drunk and
disorderly in Church-street and ST. Mchaeps alley
-e-
BILL OF MoRTALrTY.-Returno Of deaths with
in the City of Charleston, for the week ending Jan.
uary 16, 1869
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LOCAL. MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

kLLIAM GUnNrY will sell at 10 o'clock, at
sepot on South Commercai wharf, government
IS, in lots to suit purchasers.
MCBRIDE SMITH will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
4room, Broad. street, horses, mu les, furl iture,
SC McGnLIvRAY will cell at 10 o'clock, in front
- ohice Broad-streot, building lot in st. Philip
ILIAM MCKAY viii soil at 10 O'Clock, in his sales
Mceting-street, furniture of family
Ia. ENsLow Il o. will sell at IL O'Clock on
aetto wharf, cargo molasses and two hogsheads
ar.
DIMES L. MACBETH will sell at IL O'Clock, in
It OF their office Broad-street, mules and harness
|. HUNT q Son will sell at 10 o'clock, in their
).
FRASER MATHEwEs will cell at IL O'Clock, in
It Of his Office, Broad street, two mules and a
y.
M. MARSHALL. 4 BROTHER will sell at quarter
10 O'Clock at their ONCE, Broad street. mules
bes, furniture &c.
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GB-THE REPRESEN TATrVT,S OF THE
celebrated author, RICHARD LOWELL. EDG-
WORTH, eldest son Of Rockingham Tdgworth of
Edsworthtown. Morse County, Longworth, Ireland,
will hear something much TO their advantage bv
noticing this advertisement. Tho said Edaworth
was an officer in tho navy, married an American
lady, and settled near Georgetown, South Carolina.
Elizabeth Knight tho lady's nare. He died about
the year 1896. LIN
Georgetown, South Carolina, January is, 1869.
JANUARY % :,
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8S- DERELICT COTTON, &c.-ALI, PER.
SONS saving COTTON OR OTHER PROPERTY
at sea, from tho vicinity of Cape lookout where tho
steamship "Gulf City" was lately wrecked, ana
bringing same to this port are hereby notified and
requested to report the same to TIC undersigned.
who represent Messrs. c. II. MALLONY & Co, of
New York, and who alone authorized to settle
tho salvage. All sales of su Cotton or othor ,ro
pcrty without our Knowledge and consent is hereby
forbidden. COURTENAY g. TRENHOLM.
Janualy 30 3 Union Wha.ves
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HE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAILY
Tvs BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
|OGNIzED AS HAVING THE LARGFsr CIR
|AT1ON IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
|LIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
IN THE PosToFEIcE AT THE END OF
|H WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE PRovIs
OF THE NEW tosToFFICE LAW.
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fiat Arts.


* e Il A II A n II R TION
QUtNBY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
finest Collection Of CAROMO LlTHOGRAPHs ever
ebrsted Works Of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may be found sALVA1 OR
OF
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
See Sc merry. Rowbottom'a i English Scenery ssxtsrs
Jungfraud, lhe Wetterhorn, Marine Views. and
many others.
these beautiful works Of Art. They are offered for
sale atNsw York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price PORCELAIN prC-
IUnES. Recent improvements in producing these
pictures enable us to offer the at nearly one
nan sne former prices, and tar supe. or. Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE vISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial attention given to children. Also TO copy.
ing old DagueFreotypes ana other picturos SatisAc.
ton in ali cases guaranteed and at prices to corres
pond with the times.
STEREOaCOPlC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
AT Reduced Prices.
ane collection OF
STEREOSCOPIO VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS in NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These sre tho rst aud only Photographs ever taken
tn thas locality.
QUIM ID " Dis o..
No. asa KrNa~sTRnET.
CHARI.zSToS. g. C.
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TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT. Saturday night
Manager Gilbert receives benefit from our fremen.
He will award the company disposing Of the largest
number Of tickets. Gold Me .al valued at 500,
manufactured by Mr.. J. Levin, and exhibition at
the store OF Mr. James ALLAH. K,ng-street. Presi-
dents OF companies desiring to contest for the prize
should call on Mr. John Burns at Hibernian Hal,
immediately. and secure tickets. Names of Com.
mittee Of Arrangements will be published Saturday
mornin2 January 20
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IHE ATTENTION OF DEALERS is invited to the
sale Of new crop sugar and. .nolas ses by Messrs j.
A. Enslow & Co., at IL O'Clock this day, alongside
schrooner Minnie, at Palmetto wharf, -s ".
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funeral Notiees.

4S- Tho Earthly Rennmfns OF Captain
H. WIElING will be committees to his grave rHrs
DAY, the 20th instant, at Three r H. at ,hc German
Lutheran Cemetery bethany.
January 20 y
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Jonuary 20

So ESSAYS FOR YOUNG NEN.-ON The
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood with Tho humane view Of treatment and cure
sent by mail free OF charge, Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, pox p Philadelphia. Pa.
January 20 amos
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COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD SToCK.-
! FL. 81. DeLeon sold yesterday, at auction, $4,000
3hares of the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Anpany at SO per share. Far value S25.
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Spefial Notirfs.

aS-CoNSIGNEES PER STEA MSHIP
MANHATTAN. from New York are notified that she is
discharg'ng cargo at Adger's wharfTn1s DAY. Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored at
expense and risk of owners
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
January 20 Ao.nts
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ArNA FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY-Mr. A
II. Hayden, corner King and Hassl streets is th.
agent for this und several other old and re liable com
panies.
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HE MANDAMAs RETURN.-The return made
the Acting Board Of Aldermen tc the writ of man
pas was signed at the meeting Of Council on Mon
y night by all the Aldermen present except Alder
en Cunningham, Wall and Adams.
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DERELIcr CoTroN-Messrs. Courtcnay &
Trenholm are the agents of Messts. c. u. Mallory g.
Co., of New York, who alone authorized to set
tie salvage on all cotton picked up in The vicinity of
cape Lookout from the wreck Of the steamship
Gulf City. They caution per picking up any OF
said cotton to report to them.
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SALE OF OLD LnEPoaTED WINES. j. Fraser
Mathewes sold at auction yesterday IA casks of sher
~, ranging in price from 81 to 81 IS per gallon
casks Port at 81 s5 10 quarter casks of ain at $780,
and Cordial at sic 80 per case. Ale brought 50.
These wines, liquor and ale were very old and i'm
ported long ago
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 pc
pound. at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Societ
and Arson streets. Goods delivered free.
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's Saloon. .-Oys
ters in Every style. Mnce pies, daily Hot COT
fee and chocolate at aIl hours. Ice cream ever,
day.
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RB-3 BUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN corner King aAd Radcliffe.
streets and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November II o
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forToN.-We publish this morning tho circular of
8ssrs. Smith, Edwards Co., of Manchester, in re-
I'd to the supply OF cotton of this year; also state
mt showing the actual stock of cotton Of all kinds
hand in Liverpool December 81 1868, as com
led with the estimated etock
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98- RECEIVERS NO rICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED, having boen appointed Receiver Of tho
late Arm Ct DAWSON & BLAoKMAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims aglins: sd firm must be ,rc-
sentef to him. and all persons indebted must make
payment TO JNO. t. HUMPHREYS
January 13 no. 81 Broad-stre.t
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BARNwELL JoURNAL.-Mr. J. s. Shuck, o
erchant of Barnwel Courthouse, who proposes to
}blish paper at that place, to be called the Barn
III Journal, is in town, and staying at the Pavilion
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SILK AND ALPINE HATS, just received 1T the
Temple of Fashion, No. 2e9 King street.
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PERSONAL A. J. Willard of the Su-
me BENCH is in the city
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BUSIN Msss; NCrII.CHs.
HOLMES & MACBETH sell some tiue mules to-day
TuRs at cost at the Temple OF Fashion, No.
269 King street.
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TROPICAL FRUITS. Messrs. Paul, Welch &
Brandes are now receiving large invoice of tropi
cal fruits by the schooner Mary Ann susan. at Kers
wharf, which they will sell low from the vessel
They have in store large lot cocoanuts, seed and
table potatoes Of all varieties cranberriee apples &C
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n MEETINGS THIS DAY
erman Frion5ly Society. at IL o'clock M.
rand Lodge Of South Carolina, at 8 O'Clock A. M.
Puth Carolina L Iodge, at o'clock P. M.
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fT. MARY's CHURCH. The following gentlemen
Ire elected vestrymen of this church on last Sun
p: r. Lafitte. B. Rols, ]. P. Chazal. H: z. Laurey,
IPoincignon; G. p. Aimar Treasurer, and p j.
fbot, Secretary
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and advise cur al friends to be pr sent if they
wish to e)joy something rich
CAROLINA RIcE.-ln many countries in the
Southern PARTS of the world roe is p, inc article OF
subsistence and previous to the late war was so
on the seaboard OF south Carolina, whore tho finest
quality Of this grain grown to raised;
but tho disturbed state Of labor arising out that
event 30 much reduced the product here, that the
crop since has not been more than fourth or fifth
of its former proportions. The diminished growth
has doubled the price, and the poverty of the people
in hio section has lessened its consumption but the
general demand of the United States has so much
increased, that the whole crop raised finds de-
mand at iuil prices. Butwe have a large amount cf
fertile low lands which will gradually be devoted
Its culture should remunerative prices continue Of
which there is strong probability. There was for
mcrly considerable expectation of this grain to Eu
rope, ans being used in those States by tha rich
who are able to pay high value the great super
oriiy of the Carolina article will insure its sale at
New York hipping List the following letter from
high authority in England
LIVERPOOL Decem Der 80 1868
Since tho war In the United states, we have seen
nothing OF this much esteemed product in england
which seems to have become conspicuous by its alb
Sence. small lot, sent over here from New York
was suhmitted by public auction last week, and with
spirited bidding was run up to 40s. ger cwS TAX
of everybody the bid was refused and the parcel
held for 42s AT first sight these figures would seem
to be unwarrantably high but such really the
case Owing to the want O! Carolina our people
have been getting educated into paying top pri es
for f1ne qualities, and 35s has for long ti,ae past
been regularly paid cleaned Java, which is not to
be compared, Ell her in color. grain, edible
to the Carolina. Permanent high prices would there
fore seem certainty.
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ag NOTIOE.-~I HAVE APPOINTED NV
Son, JOHN HENRY A AEIRII.I. as nv Assis I'm a for
the Inspection Of Flour.
All Orders will bo promptly attended to If 1T at
No. 6S EAST Ray G. N. AyEErrJ
Jcnualy4 Ins7cctAr ot flour md hIal
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s-CHAELES I on GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY s, 1sGo.-Ata me, tino
Of the Board of Directors Of the Charles.ons Gas
Light Company. held this Cay. the following reSolu.
hons were adopted:
teesolUed. That in view Of the many serious acci
dents reported in the newspapers from the u,s Of
otncr lights. and tr the confident expecta ton hat
tho public will sustain this Company In Ne lr;luc
ION o. y the price OF gas by an increase4 consSmn.
Eon tha after the expiration Of the present issonth
me price be reduced 70 FOUR DOLLARS PER
RssoIued, Ihatas an additional in,lucement to new
consumers, the Company will supply and put in at
us own expense the service and supply pipe for the
basement story Of the house Of any new applicant
under such regulations the Board of Directors
may establish. W. j. HERIOr Necre,orw
January 10
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THEATRE. Tonight ''Under the Gaslight"
will be repeated to citizens by special request
One of It's scenes represents the Toombs Court Of
New Yock n rcttifoqging lawyer doing the un-
fortunates who seek JUST g. The speech OF the
lawyer is one of the best hits we have ever heard
and we advise cur l friends to be pr sent if they
wish to e)joy something rich.
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90 FLOUR, CoRN, HAY, &o.--MEssRs.
JOHN cAMPsRN 4 co. have opened a Branch to
their Market-street Fourng Mills at the corner OF
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store Ia
large and oonmsaieas, ana having seeared q full
stock Of tho various oereae they prepared to fur
Dish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates.
September "a q eouaA
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HT'A LITTLE BILIOUS."- "-HOW OFTEN
this Is the rcfpSnse to the inquiry after friends
health; ae If to be bilious tr fling matter hard.
ly worth thinking about But let it be remembered
that, as 'tall oaks from little acorns grow" 60
formidable diseases arise from being "a little
bilious"
Severe bilious attacks q. ore common in spring.
GUNNER and autumn than In winter, but the seri-
Qua disorders OF tho liver whi so often occ r at
those seasons. might be traced. in hundreds Of in
stanoss to winter indulgsnoes and their neglected
consequences More highly seasoned food is eaten.
more fiery drints inbbed. in cold than In warm
weather. and hus the biliousness produced which
under warmer temperature. culninates in remit
tent and intermittent fevera.
The very best medicine for persons who are
either LITTLE or GOOD DEAL bilious, is HOSTEL
TER, STOMAt,H BIrTEns No blue Dill or calo.
mel is required IN snrh rasa.. Those pcwsrs.si
mineral medicines cut two ways. ike double.
edged sword. They oct, II 10 true, upon tho liver.
but react most deleteriouslyon other parts OF the
system. They 'stack" there. aud cannot be got rid
Of The Bitters CONTAIN vegetable agents Of an anti
bilious tendency, that produce specific and most
genial eeot upon the hillary organ without entail
ing any evil consequences whatever Thoy are
altogether wholesome. and act favorsb!y and stimuli.
taneously upon the stomach, the liver, the Bowels,
tue nervous systern. ana the brain.
January 10 p4o 6
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sy co NTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 18, l569.-The following
named persons are rccognizol as ASSISTANT AS
SCISSORS, appointed under The act providing or tho
Assess ment aud Taxation of Property for the Conn
~ Of Char lestop, to wit:
Fifth District. lying east OF thu Santee Canal and
Cooper River instead OF cast OF the northeastern
Railroad and tho Cooper RIVER, as previously pub
iisheo). S. d. RUSSELL and ----
sixth District, lying vest of the Santee anal and
Cooper River, e. s. MIKELL.
Seventh District, comprising nU Of tie Parishes Of
St Andrews aud st. JOINTS Colleton, 1aOs A. BAY
NARp' A, J. RANSIEa, "A. c G.
January %
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4ARnrsT OF SoUTH CARoLINIANs IN AUGUSTA.
$e Augusta papers mention the arrest in tn It city
Julius Rcubenstein, of Blackville. g. c., on the
hrge of obtaining goods by false pretenoes and
20 of J. B. Livingston. who moving with his
billy from Kinesvile. S. c.. to Arkansas. Living.
pD was arrested telegraphc message from
(ngsville. No cause assigned.
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WE REFER TO JOHN CoMAuNs, No. 131 Meet
ing-street near Market. He offers mems water
proof mining brogans, with wooden soles at 81 25
per pair; also seven of children's waterproof
bootees India rubber soles, durable SHOE at 81 90
per pair sw2 January 16
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AS- BRIDE AND BRIDEaReOM.- ESSAYS
EOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation o5
nsadegroom to Brids ia ths instituiion Of Marsgss
agutde TO matrimonasl fsitcaty and trus happiness
Sent by Aa In scaled istor envelopes ree OF cAarge
Address HOwARD ASSOCIATIONS. Box r. phiia.
dsaphia. Pc, Gsptexnbsr
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ALL PHYSICIANS wherever it has been tred)
recommends "Hood's overeign Balm" tor Coughs,
Colds, Asthma. Whooping Cough &C. 1t can be
found genuine at Dowie & Noises Drug Store, cor.
ner of Meeting and Hasel streets.
January 13 Wins
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INDELL1BLE PENCILS, for marking linen, Pal
ace Playing Cards. very handsome; common Cards.
16 cents per pack; Check Books and Bank Books
very lows Slate Pencils 25 cents per box; Shipping
Cald and Tags; ALSO Masonic Certificates in parch.
ment and book form, at COURTENAYS,
January 16 smwe Broad.street
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ar RATCHET on,s HAIR DYEii.--lYiiiI5
splendid HAIR Dye Is the beat In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmlcss. reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
hnts; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; invlgo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by oil Druggists and Perramers; and
properly eppl,ed at Batcheior's Wig Factory, No
Bond. .streaA. Nav Ynrk frs Ianxnaru q
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aTSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON ONCoUNTY.-Personally appeared be-
fore me- @. G. MEMMINGER. President of the Sui.
phusic Acid and superphosph.te .te Company, who.
being duly sworn, saith that the capital OF the said
company has been increased to eighty thousand dol
lars and has been paid into him in current funds
and property at its sworn valuation
(Signed) G. g. MEMMINGER.
Sworn to before me December %, 1868.
(Signed) JACOB WILLIMAN,
Notary Public.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
For CHARLESTON COUNTY.
!. A. 9. RLCas OND Clerk of the said Court do
hereby certify that the f>regoing is true and cor
rect cops Of the a avlt of tho President Of the sui
phuric Acid and superphosphate Company, and that
the affidavit has boon duly fled and accorded in this
onice. ~
In testimony whereof, have hercunto
SEAL setmy , hand "a and d. atxsd the seal Of the
(Signed) A. Q. RICHMOND,
Clerk Court Common Pleas.
DeceInoer 10 w0
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Austion Salrs.

Sale Of Government Stores
WIN. GURNEY, Auctioucer.
There will be sold at Public Auction. at the uniin,
States Subsistence Depot. South Commercial wharf
East Bay-street. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, THIS DAY
January co. 1869, in lots to suit purchasers
1898 lbs. DESiCCAJED POTATOES
s,467 lbs. Dcsiccated Miycd vege, ,ablos
Put up In Zinc cases Of about Gu pounds each
These Stores have not boon con 'c-lA,i. being In
perfect order, but no longer required .cr use by
the government; they are llcnt article oil TODD
tor either man or heaat,
AFTER WHICH, WILL BOLD,
1he following CONDEMNED STORES, viz:
bbls. PORK
81 bills. Corn Meal
SAC l,s Bacon
2G Bake Pans.
Terms cash, in Government funds
49, THOMAS G. SULLIVAN, G. s., u. s. A.
Olhce Depot Commissary. South Commercial Wharf
Charleston, $. G.. January II, 1869
january 20
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BILL OF MoRTALITY.-Return Of deaths with
in the City of Charleston, for the week ending Jan.
uary 16, 1869:
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RECAPITULATION
Whites, 6 Blacks and Coored, 17-Totul, 49,
Under year of age. 10 Between so and 60 yrs 3
Between l and yrs. between 60 and 70 yrs. 0
Between and 10 yrs. Q Between 70 and 80 yrs.
Between 10 and 20 yrs. 1Between so and 80 yrs. 1
Between 20 and 80 yrs. Between 90 and 100 yrs.
Between 80 and 40 yrs. slower 100 years of aye . O
Between 40 and so yrs.
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HELP ONE ANOTHER. BOYS.

L
In this sensation century
n Good songs are very few,
The words are little cared for
If the muslc is but new,
The subjects too, are nearly "done,"
But L have found one still
IT'S "Never push man
Because he's going down HILL"
Then help one another boys,
If fortune on you shine,
Remember. when you give your mite,
That poverty's no crime,
And never push man,
Because he's going down the hill.
In this wide world are many men
With truly honest hearts, .-.
To support their wives and families
In business make q start;
But In some way their ends don't meet,
Turn which way they VIII
Fate seems TO be against them,
And they're gollIg down the hill.
Then help one another, boys, &c.
And as we Jog along through life,.
How many men we find
That poverty Is grieyOns sin.
To think. who are inclined.
They meet In sad adversely
Some old friend, Tom or Bill,
And they pass him by cOntemptuOusly
Aud they push him down the hill.
Then help one another, boys, DC.
II e'er you meet an honest man
Struggling hard with fate,
Don't speak wor,ls OF encouragement
Or tell him It's too late.
Don't sneer at him rs you pass by,
But help him with will,
And perhaps some day you'll meet him
A: the summit Of the hill.
Then help one another, boys. &c. i