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Our last Legislature, il viii be re.
membered, was besciged by parties
who saw in a new State House 1,ro.
ject "iat takes thoy the besei9er~
were perfectly wiling to bear Off
The samo clement is again at work
ia The same direction and wall not
leave anything undone to secure am
appropriation Of itwo or three million
OF dollars by the next session for That
purpose, in view of which fact it
would be well enough for constitu.
ents who are unwilling to email up
on themselves II useless and unhcc-
essary tax, TO exact Of their Repre-.
sentative, in advance, u nay vote
upon any such proposition as often
rs Y IS sprung during his term oi
service. We need no cditico III pres,
ent other tlan we haye tor meetings
Of Chg Legislature, and will not for
I'VE years to come, ut least. Bloom,
MI RtFa5lcaa.
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may discover by d searching invcsti.
cation with the facilities which will
be offered to him, no doubt, in the
Custom House, remains to be
| seen.
70 provo how thoroughly con.
WINGED our merchants were that there
was fraud being perpetratcd, we may
relate the following incident: One of
our oldest importers of coffee had Just
received S large invoice by tho Wan
dercr, in bond and was 50 impor-
tuned to sell, that he finally did so.
and tho coffee was being rapidly
transferred to Mo-, Glass 3. Upon
making inquiry, he found that if the
coffee should in any way ovado the
duties, he wonld still be held respon-
siblc as the importer. He hurried
ronnd aud cancelled the sale, having
that portion which had already been
stored in No. 2, Glass ;, carted back
to the original warehouse.
On another occasion, u young man
offered to buy lot Of his coffee in
bond, and tho merchant to try him
said he would take II cents in gold
for (which price included the duty.
The young man finally concluded to
purchase, but was astonished when
asked by the merchant if he under
stood fully that the price covered thc
duty. It is scarcely necessary to
state that he did not buy.
Our old merchants. who arc con
tent to make legitimate profits, and
whose business has been seriously i'll
jured BY these illicit proceedings,
have been fully cognizant of the
cause, but have found it useless to
complain. We trust that new era
has dawned for them, and that trade
will soon resume its old and lcgiti.
mate channels, not only our mer-
chants, but those OF Northern and
Western cities, have felt tho ELECTS Of
the frauds ia the customs here, and
viii no doubt rejoice that the ring
has ceased TO exist.
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Tho Davenport Gaeette, formerly
hostile to tho Capitol grab, has come
out in favor of q S1,750,000 House,
and thinks the coming Legislature
ought to commence work at once.
While we have no sympathy with
the effort to move the Capitol to
Marshalltown, or elsewhere, we still
think the present building good
enough for at least five years yet,
and that the people ought to have a
breathing time from taxation.--
Meantime, since tho Gd.ette has been
miraculously converted, and has
opened the ball in favor of new
house, letus have the question thor
oughly discussed by the press and
people, and, if q legislature elected
under the circumstances, shall decide
to burden the people with the inter
minable outlay of IN expensive State
House, then we are content. Ottunl.
tca Courier.
Our Ottumwa COURIER is simply
mistaken. Tho Gasette has not been
converted, nor has needed eonver.
sion. Nearly two years ago, in an
editorial lcttcr from Dos Moines, We
urged that q new Capitol building
was necessary, and from that opinion
we have never departed. During
the discussion had on the question in
tho Legislature last session the "a.
sette was simply content to let the
debate bo carried on without its odi
torial aid although had it not been
for the auspices under which tn,
Capitol bill was put forward by Its
Dcs Moines friends, we would, doubt
! i.lesa, lave had no suspicion Of dishon
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STATE CONVENTION BY reference
to Peter Melendy's call elsewhere, it
will be seen that the State ConYen-
ton IS to be held June 10th.
There is little enough time left to
hold our county conventions, to send
delegates, and we suggest to the
chairman of the Republican Central
Committee of Wapello County, tho
propriety of issuing q call for coun-
ty convention at an early day, as the
notice should run through at least
two numbers ofatAp Weekly Cou-
Rff,,, s---e .-.srss =
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OTTUMwA AS SEEN BY OTuERs.--J.
Ill. Better, the Local of tho Pclla
Blade, was hero the other day, and
has lots of compliments for the COY
RIER, which we are too modest to
copy, and has the following besides ::
CATER looking around the city
awhile, we took the train for Ottum-
wa, where we arrived ON time, and
took up our line of march for the
Ballingall House, the hotel of Ottum-
wa, in charge of our excellent friend
David Hodge, who knows how to
cater to the wants Of the hungry and
weary traveller. The Ballingall is
the finest hotel in tho Valley. Those
stopping there will notonly find the
House an excellent one, but the rooms
are elegantly furnished and the table
filled with the best to be had in the
market. Stop at tho Ballingall.
Ottumwa is improving rapidly -
Large brick blocks are going up in
place of tho buildings destroyed by
fire during tho past winter, and a
spirit of enterprise pcrvadcs the
place which is truly commendable.
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Information Wantad

OF Luther L. Mccormick, who lcf,
his home, seven miles south5of OF.
'tumwa, on Sunday, April4th, for tbs
purpose of attending Singina
School, since which time he Has moi
been seen by his friends. They arc
afraid that semc accident has bcfalcn
him. Any Information respecting
him will be very thankfully received
and literally rewarded. IIo is Is
years Old, 5 feet 10 inches high, has
dark hair and eyes, aud weighs
about 155 pounds.
Should this come under his notice
he il most earnestly requested to
itoimmediateIy, as his parents arc
very much troubled on account OF
not Knowing where he is. please
address
- G:S. McGORMICk,
.l Ottumwa. iowa.
NJ
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est "rings,' and therefore been less
willing to let the whole matter rest
for a time with tho fncre provision
for the selection OF o suitable plan
for the desired building Daoenp9rt
Gazette.
In justice to our highly respected
contemporary, we place before the
readers of the COURIER its exact sta
tus, pcrspicuously stated, on tins
State House question; rcmarking,
however, that without regard to the
opinion of its principal editor ex-
pressed months before the action of
the legislature, we still think that
the Gdsette, in common with the al,
most united press and people of the
State, gave the weight of its in
fuencc, during the pendcney of the
bill, against it.
All we want is, fair play, and a
general discussion, and then if tho
people want to troblc- their taxes for
a gorgeous capitol al this time, why
then--lct 'cm.
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Harper's Weekly is unusually in
toresting this week, and should find
its way into every well regulated
household.
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Markot street, rear First National Bank
always on hand and received daily the
best aud most popular publications. We
will order on short notice any literary
book. pietures, frames, or anything that
derislins To our business.
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HtEp,--0h the mm"nipg, igf -s.a5
lsyt.a 'es9 stsls j%asa Bette d,tt.s,I
.tog II Y nj Ella ltrs hs% .gl.
aaA ten t.t, r
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BIbLIAEDs.-Thc following is a
summary Of the games played, won
and lost in the billiard tournament
now raging in New York:
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The New Orleans Customs
From the New Orleans Picayune.

Astounding Frauds Brought TO LighH
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More State HolYse,

--- - --L-- : Ntt"HE y -. n
Cttumwa, May tth, G9--dw
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+ hEom November to March, sIToWd
brokers and oldmerohauts who have
kept this matter well in hand, have
noted the arrival in this port--undol'
circumstances in which tilp suspicion
OF thor having psi0 no duties
amoaats almost 10 q certainty -os
about l2,Q01 boxes OF Havana sugars
IN bond, che duties on which, in gold,
amount TO about S450,UO0 OF somc
6,000 bags ol eoltoo ia bond tfdm
New York ana Rio, tho Duties %
which would be aboub$4g,gO9 Max
sng = total u some S325a goo that otiS
side parties haze good reason tor bo
Loving Wis polEet5d 5y tho 3n.
How MIuh lt6lu 5tt LARRY jGaA.
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uew Qualifications.
ID USSELL's BOOK STORE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, SO.

TIE POET AND THE PAL NTER, or Gems of Art
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TENNYsoN's ENID, Illustrated by Gustave Dore, TO-
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TENNYsoN's LocKsLy BALL, Illustrated by Hennesy,
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dRAY's FLEaY, with seventeen finely colored draw
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WAYsIDE PosIEs, original Poems of country life,
edited by Robert Buchanan, with forty-seven
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The BIRD, by Michalet, illustrated by two hundred
and ten exquisite engravings by Giacomell S..
CHRIST IN SONG or Hymns of Emmanuel, selected
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gilt extra SO.
CowPER's TABLE TALK, and other Poems, beauh-
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STORY WITHOUT AN END, from the German of Ca
rove, large 4to, with fifteen beautiful pic
lures, in imitation of water colors, 81 80.
CHRIsTMAs CAROL, by Charles Dickens, with thirty
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SOoTIA's BARDs, the choicest productions of the
Scottish Poets, beautifully illustrated, Svo, 81.
MARnl1oN, by Walter Scott, with fifteen Photographic
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CHAMBERS BOOK OF DAYS q miscellany of popular
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The above are all in elegant bindings.
january Tyr
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once OF Oity Registrar. Janu ary 8. 1869.
ahORGE q. Psi .LR. M. D., City Registrar.

HOTEL ARRIvALs---January .--Gayieston
AofeI-a w Van schaach, New York: Louis Dantrler.
ss Mstthew's; John ID McGlncey, New York; IL o
Long Farmiugham; Mrs Arnoux. Miss Mayer, New
York; w b Jones' E miller, Brooklyn; Brown,
W Bacon, Millard, Charleston District, w A
Clark James leland; 8 Bimonds. sutro. BaltA.
more; John Edje. o 9 A: Il w fEvsrson, Columbia;
Geo W CIR fin Baltimore; H smyzer, Aiken; John
Malony. beaufort; II sey, city.
Pavilion HeteI-rhomas Wilson, Columbia; w
Utsey. Georges Staten; j w safg. James etrset,
Grsniteynle; Frank w Robinson. Janss stslle, Raw
York; D Ebaugh, oitys Wm 8 Cater. Johns IL.
land; John @ Boag. VIM Patton. city; George w
Muse. Rarnwall, Mnrtiand, Charleston Distraet;
snelgrove. Lexington; O % washburn, wiitavn;
Samson. Ashiey. " Il n h; Thomas n wiison,
Columbia; Thomas A Hs;i, wadmAIaw; Il Eider.
winnsboro.; N Levi. Manning; W. Lee q SON,
LeesvilIe, Oh " Rass. n. D.. aEasien. cs Ssy
sRoaiings Williamsburg, w Ruaiedge. waltsrboro.,
@ Wriehs, Beaufort. 9 C;J r. OhAne. Eacxeroa; ii
d Rollins, Isesvine. CIV - Tripp, Siay.
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Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION.
w. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,

Auct.oneers.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed by tho
Hon. Geo. g. BRYAN, Judge of tho United states
District Court for the Dl trict of South Carolina
od ro5toSs soS r. Broad: stSss oasrsstas' ~ a.
g. c.
AL All that LOT OF LAND. being part of the lot for
merly known by the No. - Nesting street in tho
City OF Charleston measuring in width rupning
parallel with Meeiing-street fifty 1907 feet and in
depth forty one (4I feet Bounding north on lands
OF Otis Mills, east on lands or - Elliott south on
lands of estate Of James Gibson and west on lot of
land below described
All that other LOT OF LAND with the BUILD
INGS thereon. situate on MeetiI q street and for
merly known as Nc. 2S4. Bounding to the west ON
Meehng-street and measuring thereon say hfsy (6Ol
feet to the north on lands of estate of James Glib
son, and measuring on SAID line say one hundred
and thiry-ve 1867 feet, to the east on lot of land
above described, and measuring on said line saw
fifty 50 feet and to the south on lands late of John
H. Margart
Terms-One-third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual instalments, secured by bond or
bonds Of purchaser. bearing interest from day Of
sale at the rate of soven per cent per annum and
mortgage Of the premises. buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers
ana stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee of James Browne.
December % wfm9 tu1
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THE DAILY NEWS.

a,- LARGEST ClRCULATlON.-THE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
oULArIoN IN THE oITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROvIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFFICE LAW.
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LOCAL Nj MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
salesroom. Meetings. street, marble-toP bureaus,
washstands, &c.
HOLMES 4 MACBETH will sell at II O'Clock, In
front Of their ONCE. Broad-street thoroughbred
mares, buggy and harness.
A. O. MOGILLIvRAY will cell at 10 o'clock, at his
Office Broad-st grocery stand ON South Bay.
CAMPBELL, KNOX Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
sundries.
r. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at hslf-past
10 O'Clock before their Office. B'oad-stroet h0rses'
mules, Ac.
N HUNT 4 Son will sell ut 10 o'clock, in their
salesroom, Meetng-street, boots, shoes, brogans,
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys.
ters in every style. Mnce pies fresh daily. Hot cof
fee and chocolate at. all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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BY j. FRASER MATEfEWES.
Real Estate Agent, No. SO Broad-streoe.
For sale and Lease =
PHOSPHATE LANDS of q superior quality. on
decp water navigation and healthy locations aii the
year.
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS In
oil parts OF the State. q
CITY PROPERTY OF evory descfaption
November 2 an,oa
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Gi0ars, Gobaffc, &c.
SEGAR EMPORIUM.

I'D sALAs. AGENT FOR THE oHAHrnsrnM
ANo Branch OF tho Havana Negar Factory "TS
Valentine. would respectfully invite the sttantiun
OF dealers and amokora 10 his very large etocs \:
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC BKSaAaa. of all 0raaes
and sixesc exeoed by few in this oountrg and yya.
ranted 20 DO 90 repreaented - :. -
sample boxes sent 10 the couAtry and orders ex.
ecused by Express O. O. D.. or 10 days' otty aoeeya
tnnco.
NO. ms EAST BAY-srRMEr,
CHARLESTON. g. O,
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DoNT FORGET that Dowie & Noises Drug Store
is the place to find Heod's Sovereign Balm the
only sure cure for Coughs. They have the genuine
article direct from the manufactures.
December 80 wfn6
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Of " Q, Grayeley, corner Of East Bay
9S##Ssh Dofce's wAart erGagcd in drawing up
soIs goods trsuA lover The upper story of his
establishment ie~ce apd weighty cog-wheel fell
gfor .he ~; b! A eiiJ Carrying cvery taing 1t came
III contaot WITH and finally burytng itself in the cell
ar sneath. Two young gentlemen below, engaged
in hauling up the goods. miracu1ously escaped being
c,,ered to death, the cogwheel fell between them,
w! hin few inches Of their heads.
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Auetioneers' Driuate Sales.


Vacant Lot on East Bay.
BY H. H, DeLEON.
At Private Sale
That VACANT LOT on east side East Bay, next to
corner Gugnard- street. me :suring in front ~ feet
and in depth 1853 feet, which to Dry Dock
Wharf. Apply as above, ut
January6 No. "a BROAD-sTREET.
A Farm on GAarzss:c:: Nvse|k, lPyssHtsti;o7s oSs
Cooper Riuer, anda Wharf Lot on Concord.
street.
BY ALONZO j. WHITE g. SON.
For Sale or for Rent
FARM on Charleston Neck containing one hun
dred a.d twenty 12U) acres, we'll known as Hey
wards Farm, on Ashley River, opposite Clements
Ferrv Road, about two and half miles from city
limits, on plank road
Woodla, DIS .antatcn, Cooper River contain
ing about 1850 acres OF land about 400 swamp;
large amount excellent clear d high land balance
we'll wooded, about twenty miles from the City.
Wharf Lot on Concord-st eek which is now
made up the entire front of said lot joining Ham,
lin Faireh1ld's Wharf, foAs OF iaurens.street;
measures ia feet front on Concord, and ruas down
TO cooper River Channel; Same dinaeneons as Hams
lin & Fa,rchild's Wharf
For particulars apply as above at ofiee,
9anualy fmw3
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STRIKE ON THE RICE PLANTATIONS, COOPER
RIvERThe laborers in the rice fields on the Cooper
River have struck for onehaf Of the CROP instead Of
one-third allowed under the arrangcr.ent Of the
past season. The planters are much perplexed and
many Of them are in the city seeing what can be
done in order to cultivate the next years crop.
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The UNITED STATES COURT. The grand juries
attending on this court have been discharged until
the frst Monday IN February, at which time the Dis
trict Attorney, D. T. Corbin Eeq.. stated he would
present some criminal cases
The petit jury was disc charged until Monday next
when the Judge will listen to any issues Ia bank
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The THEATRE There was full house at
the theatre last evening to witness the domestic
drama Of the Lilly Of Kill larney, which was perform
ed by the versatile an accomplished Mr. and Mrs.
Watkins, assisted by the talented members OF the
Gilbert Troupe. The laughable farce. 'Io oohge
Benson" created considerable mirth Tonight VIII
be performed the favorite DRAMA entitled "lhe Hid
den Hand, or Virginia as it Was" The dramatiza-
ton is by MIR. Harry Watkins.
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MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

South Carolina Lodge, No. 1, at O'Clock precisely
Charleston Board of Trade, at o'clock.
Landmark Lodge, at halfpast O'Clock
Delta Lodge Of Pc fectfon, at o'clock.
Comms sioners Of Markets, at O'Clock.
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The UNITARIAN PULPIT.-The Rev. II. +.
Cutler, Of lrookyn. late of San francisco, Caiiior
nia filling this pulpit to the great satasfacten OF
the congregation. His oratorical and rhetorical quai
ications are said to be very fine. His readings are
characterized by grace and correctness. The ser
mons that he has preached so far have been of high
,u,euectual order and literary merit On next Sab
bath he viii preach Oh t'Jeitat,oL religious sub
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Huftiga SaIes.

Valua6le Real Estate, corner Broad and
Church Streets
WIN. MCKAY, AuctiOneer.
Will sell on FRIDAY. the 18th instant at the old
Postoface, Broad-street, al II O'Clock
Thai DESIRABLE CORNER STORE, corner
OF BrOld and Church streets.
Tie TWO ADJOINING STORES on Broad.street
measuring on Broad-street six y-one t61) feet more
or Less. and on Church thirty eight 1857 feet more or
less. The above property to De sod together.
Terms-One-thlrd cash; balance in one and two
years IN equal annual instalments secured by bond
and mortgage with interest from day Of sale at
per cent. Buildings to ba insured and policy as.
signed. Purchaser to pay Auctoneer for papers
and stamps. mwf5thf2 Januarv 4
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. G. Mcbride Smith
sold, yesterday, the following pieces Of property:
Plantation in the Parish OF ST. thomas and st.
Dennis, Berkeley County, six hundred and twenty
acres and known as t. Wat-hu-wa tract-$.OO, half
cash, balance IN twelve months.
House No At Amorica-sreet, four rooms, lot thir
ty by one hundred feet-S9OO cash.
House No. 40 America-street four rooms--$825
cash.
House No. 81 America-street, four roems-$8OO
cash.
Lot south side Of Cliford's Alley; twenty by forty
five feet-$200 cash.
Lot north side Queen-street, twenty by one hun
dred and ten feet-$450. half cash. balance in one
year.
Small dwelling on the west side of Nassau street,
four rooms, lot thirty by one hundred and ninety
three feet-Sl275, one-half cash. balance in one
year.
Ashley River, Ave hundred and ninety-two acres-
$3.50 cash.
Plantation known Munster" st. Bartholomew,
Colleton County, six hundred and 6fty acres-S125O
cash.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound at Wilson's Grocery southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
DoN'T FORGET that Dowie & Noises Drug Store
is the place to find " Hoods Sovereign Balm" the
only sure cure for Coughs. They have the genuine
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@ertili,ers.
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE wANDo MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers Of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the .'wANDo FER
TIILZER," which the experience Of the past season
has proved to be one OF the most valuable in our
market. II has for it's base the materials from the
phesnhate hes= 9. s.sss Company ON Asniey river.
and in prepared at their works at the EAST END or
HASRL~STREET in this city. In order TO guarantee
is uniformity ana maintain i.s high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with the distin-
guishcd Chemist. DR.. O. u. SHEPARD. Jr., who
oarafaIly analyxss all Che amoniacai ana other ra
seriai purchased by the Company. ana che prepared
Fertilizer. besore Seins offered for sAie. The COM
pany ~ resolved 10 mako an article which Win, prove
70 DO .scompleto Manure" ana give snsirs sasis-
faction.
Ror tcrmss nircaiars. and other issormAsion apply
% wM O. DUKES b co. Assass.
10. lscu,A Atsasso WIZARD.
SaMuaFy mwfsmos
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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BILL OF MoRTALITY.-Return OF deaths with
ia the City Of Charleston, for the week ending Jan
uary Q, 1859:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-06

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