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BY KILBOURN LATrA,
REAL rs ATE BROK FRS
Corner Seventh and r streets.
BBIOK HOUSE
On Sixth street, between Leuisiana avenne M L,
street. near Unitarian Church; three story: hasa
ment and attic; gas and water, bath rSom ana
2.x4l; lot 25xlO0. 0p"ir
ELEGANT PRIVATE RHsIDRNCr
On street, Franklin Square; four storv six.aa,
rooms; spacious saloon parlor; tine dinipo r"o,n
and kitcht n servant dining room: ten oh anha,.
three water closets bath room, hot and cold seta,
In all principal sleeping rooms; new house ana
finished in finest manner. Let 2sxlE to si foot
paved alley Brick stable and carriage houss' 'I1 on
rear Of lot. '' on
IN GEORGETOWN
FINE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
On Road street, near Reservoir, Lees Hill y,
three-stori Brick House, thirte rooms -,
2s5xaO Would sell, il desired houae Ana rar, -
sround, on liberal terms. S"''oi
LARGE NEW THREE STORY BRICK RESI-
On street, in Franklin Row, between Tvals,h
and Thirteenth streets. Fine side lot with 10 wers
provements, and Is finished in superior style And
is one Of the finest properties in market
NEW BRICK HOUSE
On j street, between Ninth and Teuth straats
-Four story; twenty rooms. House 32x5O lot 3txIIs
to alley
For further particulars apply to
KILBOURN LATTA
zeal Estate Brokers
myiO 1t Norner oeventh and streets.
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N meeting 9 Of g. Board Of Tru:sses Of Public
ssSop: S e held II hs
Y ny SitSss' Is & A. p F1ss1ssi ssa2sssi,.
n%THE AFFGHAN LATELY ON EXHIBI.
Smhe rsfied at twelve O'clock. on sSrusDHY
AEXT, the 18TH instant, at Metzerott Hall Per.
sons having chances therein will please attend.
~ECONOMIOAL BUILDING AssOCIA-
NFsn Fss irst an1u., meeting xiI be held on WE'D
ss.Cd a. CIasess & : sxsensys Rooms: No. Market
vi. ann the 1s
my 10 St FRED. K0ONEs. Sec.
rRALLY OIrIzENsl
Won ,seh ass hereby requested to HOLD WARD
NEE "a and elect FIVE from e.sh
Of May, to nominate csnc idstss for the on ces Of
BY order eei Of the i.seaass se Sss%mi..e
B.o youse ssers,! n; AoknR. President:
"a TO THE WHsp' x2Tnss OF rHH THIRD
"A meeting Of the Conservative Voters Of the
on wRDNEspAY iSESIaG' I.sh 2S.ssns, at aa
1 FOR ffe pS1po:e OF Organizing for the
be rla6ifested in the movemert 70 securs full ct.
tendance. Conssry ,tivee, IL will be your own fault
Il unit men are selected to represent your ward in
Turn outl Turn ont ! Turn out ~ mylO.H
"kO1IUE.-All the members of JOHN
jig COOK LODGE, No. llS5. G. o. % r.,
are hereby rotifed to attend special meeting at
~ O'Clock THIS monday EVENING" for tbs
purpose OF making ngements for the fu neral of
our late brother. WILLIAM NORRIS. to take place
To morrow Afternoon at CLOCK. frcm his late
residence. on street, between Connecticut ave-
nue. and 18th st. Ali the members sister Lodges
In good standing are fraternally yted to attend
WIN. BECKETT, 4. lts
"A GRAND C0NCERT AND TEMPER-
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n II Y u
The undersisped would most respectfully beg
t.,e to inform hi. friends AID the
public generally that he has pur- - ~
chased and fitted mp the property,
315 sih street east, opposite the Msrins Barrscks
where Be can be found ct all times prepared 20
IN, nish funerals at the Srtes ab s notice
Consfsntly on hand . good stock Of r ady made
COfflNe 9 OF oil sizes and different qualities
Funeral calls promptly attended ct aii hours,
day OF night.
Residence the premises,
B.rhankful for the patronage heretofore
exrended TO me, respectfully request Q consfn.
Il. n. BOTHER. Undertaksr,
SIS 9Th street oaSt.
ap l.-eoLm opposite Marine BarrNcka.
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

FUkhIeHED RoOMs-WfrH BoA9o-;ut.
:se 81 ana SSs 1s s~S persons No sss
LOB R1NT-seversi 81 nicely Fufaisned ROO Ma.
y.h : q s. EcitsSss BYAED il private family
EOR REHT-FUKNIsHED HOUSE room.
sponsibIe party. Payment required ia sdysnss
513 streel, between 9th aud iOta. IL
EsOH RENT-DwELLING HOUSE 30 AZ D
Il street nor IA, between 9TH eni 7th west Pos
session given about the 18Th inst Inquire at No.
sos tenna avenue my 10 ss.
EUR RREST-BOUsE No. asa 18th street ! IN .ar
lars lar Po.ssssiOa on the lssh instant. Apply on on
'T,Hu -FOUR STORY REsTDINOE No 5ss q
Gsn,Us i. osrsS Sp ssie a' Apsy 20 a.
TUCKER. on the premises. myIO.sts
A SMALL House II GOOD LOCATION FOR
Family leaving the ei'y inquire at the star on Os.
FOB RkNT-A three stlIy BRl0K HOUSE, eoa
~, ta,n,ns rooms and ee,iar. situsted No. Sst
+. BbARNAkD, with Perry Bros } cornsr 9ili
EOR SALE Ten HOUSES, in good and 6i7aIy
K. A. HYpE, R.sl Estate Agent.
myiO6t' No.2 5th st. bet. M and N north.
EOE BENr-TwO ROOMS, Furnished or On.
1 furnished, suitable for gentismens loigns
rooms or b usekeepns; one a large front room
.bCoo tpEetOcr GaS
Ss'er, and bathroom. 3a3 Pennsy ivsnia ave-,
tet.een 6th ana Ith. my 10 1T
t'UR RENT-At4 444 4 street, bet ween 6th AID
bDOM communicating. Also, several nj cely fu r
niehed BEDROOMS with frst class table basri
WITH three meals day, very reasonably. Hot a. j
cold water in every room, and hot and cold baths
EOR BENT Oh sALE-Elegant furnished and
NEST eli gioly situated PREMISES Lease for
sale on reasonable term including inc fur njture
and pictures. Will sell lease Sc parateIy will
rent premises with or without furniture to eooj
tenant: First. class new Piano for sale Inoui re
a. 21S Penna avenue, up stairs, from 10 20 i!
kOk SALE-Two new end elegant BnTUk
Il OOTTAGES on street, between 18th and
18TH streets north. Finished in hapdeome styIe.
eight rooms besides cellar, bath -reom, gas. bsy
wtndows, inside blinds, marble mantels, Latrobe
my isff Real Estate Brokers" $50 18th s.
FoR RENT
Three-story BRICK HOUSE, near Uitv Hail
nine rooms; water, bath, gas, and sewer q peY
Three.story BRICK HOUSE, seven roam,
water, gas. &C.; 4th street west bet ween q and
north; %G; !,a!v SSs per ERS%s %oSts Housr =
rooms, stable, &C.; H street north between a. asd
4th east; s per month ou e"u
Twostory BkICk HOUSE, nine rooms. oellar
large yard. &C., 18th street west, near Msrviand
avenue; $50 per month Apply 70
Real Estate Brokers and Auctionas,s
my LOFT Corner Of 7th and streets
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NJ EE. WOMEN AND GHOSTS.

UIE EE. WOMEN AND GHOSTS,
By Aiss =. Stuart Phelps. author Of
ogArEs AyAR"
% 3 sssay n sfs. days and will !, s1 sgr sHs
whom the book viii be delivered.
Also, ready in few days.
TIE GATES WIDE OPEN.
Ry George Wood, t.Pstsr sohIsmhiiI;,,I &c Gem
literary ability and the manner In which il handles
Its kindred subjects.
NEW AND INTBRESTING BOOKS
WOMAN In PRISON ByO. II. Woods.
or THE WING. By John Brupstead.
SEA AND NIGHT. By Victor Hugo.
FARMING BY IECHEs.
nANs BR1ITMAHE ON POLITICS
TIE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. BY Alfred
Russell Wallace.
And ell the Late PubIications.
PHILIP soLoMoNs,
Booksellers and stationers.
myls gag Penn. ave-. bet 9th and nth sts.
NloUREING DRESS GOODS.
LUPIN'S BeMBAZIEEs
LUPIES TAMESB.
LUPIN'S IRON GRENADINE.
LUFlES BYZANTINE.
LUPIE Hermann
LUPIN's MOUSSELAIN5.
LUIIN'S GRAPE MARETZ
BLACK POPLINS.
PURB BLACK MOHAIR.
BLACK ALPAOAS.
We offer full lines Of the above goods at GRKAT-
LIZ REDUCED PRICE5
~ONE PRIOE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIG
URES.
JOS. J. MAY CO.,
30e Pennsylvania avenue,
my ID STIR Between 9Th and loth.
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CARPKIs. CURTAINS, 10.
TIE NEWEST AND BEST P1TTERNS,,
THE MOST REASONABLE PRiCEStSi
wA. D. nITCHELL Il CO.
Over Perry Bro.r
e0U DRY Goods Ootoblishnene,
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MHLiNI1Y..9IeeE Z. a. McOORuTCK be
W JESS returned from NeW Tort Nth -
IuN1 I'LL nne eieSanS Stock Of HILLIEERY
9COpe, vhics che % noV rsady 70 eEhiSis e =
o41 STa o1B8k1, neNr 3 A. llJ
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~A GRAND CONCERT AND TEMPER.
A3 ANCE DEMOHsTRATION.


UNDER THE AUSPICES
METROPOLITAN DIVISION, No. 10. 8. of T.
WILL GIVEN On
MONDAY EvEaING. May 10, 1869.
AtODD FELLOWS HALL. 7th Street,
fi fS5iSs sSsos Of DUETS
TEIos p2UARTETTEs; RkcIIATIoSs.
The music will be by some OF the best ,m...nr
perfor mers in the city.
Admission 25 cents. 1t
~CENTRAL BUILDING AsSOCIATION.
Tie forty fourth monthly meeting of this As.o
ciailon will he held a the Council Chamber. City
AZ 4sIo Ell me evening OF TuEs1Ay ,l,s inst,
myS 81 Secretary
MASONIC The semi ar pusl @ ,nyocation
S OF the GBAND X. A CHAPTEB Of the
,snIs Hall corner of ID and 9,h streets. on MON
DAY EVENING. May 10th, ct Z O'clock. Pun.
80. 1s> noble d LARNER.
nJS :t lSCn. Her. & Ohron Grand Sec'y
7EBIBLE sOCIETY.-The FORTY FIRsT
NY E,Hf hHhfs ss,.1AY sRIARY OF the WAsHINGT0N
on noNpAT EVENING, May 10. at quarter
Addresses viii be delivered by the Rev DR.
ThGloK. Of New York and Rev DR. NEWMAN
The T rrbt ars eofdi .iis invited vi ssi' city mysa
1 POTOMAC REAL ESTATE AND BUILD
y IEG COMPANY.
=. AZ the Regulst Meeting, on last Monday night,
sII PsR GEsT afsPt BIZ n 6 ie
sa1 .;;,U Denm,tiee Vas appointed to prepare the
The siIth Monthly Pay ment Was deferred until
after the report Of the Committee.
b. meeting then sdiourned until MONDAY
Ha I .s a, which time the rop.sntss
wll be acoItei and Officers elected and subscrip-
n,H. s.,t,1r t1r new stock received
N.Y. II COMMITTEE.
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EslX PER CENT. BUILDING Ass0CIA
uS TION.
PAYMENTS TO COMNENCy TUE arcoNn
TUESDAY IN NAY


eS,al meeting will be held at CIaeett,s II Al,
pnTensyivanfa avenue aud 9Th street on
rYonoass Il May II, at O'Clock D. m, 10 act on
re sss eh.ases Of the Constitution incressine
sett,emsnt 70 So0o, and changing the node of
hs ts,a n ,h Meeting e, the payment Of due, will
ssoc. can ps ,rSscIibed for at tn, on CO of IN.
Wasrs EiS~snSa iia St; st the real estate o6ice Of
tho Sn ms1gEi'cn a Bank With the frssssrsr Of
ing also, st the ofnss q Msssrs 0nies snd Bnts.
"S ~ isF.it roNRYs' YsEo; sH 4. PLANT. Pres,dsat
TTHI FOURTH W1RD RIPTRITGSa
CLUB win hold their regular mestin. q
WEDNESDAY EvDaING, until fnrss.~n nnnhi nn..n
All Republicans are invited. s.,5e 5pSsiss.
nVHALLT Q HAIR RENRWRR AZ 10 GTs
US Ny stock being veFy extensive A S,aol, ~
Vm sell su Hair Prs1erseone-ss ssrrsttS,
Mrs ansnS. wSoss 5, EsocS. S:eSe.ss; Ay's
than regular prices Also, Californis Winss Snd
RRfHUR EAfrAEs, DRUGGIST,
nal I'm Corner a end D streets north,
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Il 9 T 4 B L Is ED 1899

We desire TO call the attention Of the s,s,xc 4,
oca % ,sres ssoek q sfx wear old WHISKY vkicS =
Co o0sSA9 81 BSIHssfp, IS Hssf, Also. otsra. OsssT
spn I'm Wn. oRHE q sou.
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NO extra expense attending the erection OF Coal
and Hay Scales. my Aim
I OEDON BISCUITS, which received the prize
IL medals for exec Of quality, being in each
case the highest award made for Engltsh Biscuits,
namely:-London, 1867; Dublin, 1875: Paris, 1851.
These Biscuits are coming in o-day, comprising
many varieties, and IL encouraged expect to import
them regularly. They are GER, ainly unequalled by
any thing of the Mind offered tor sale in this
city =. W. BURCHELL. corner Hth and sts
myln under Ebbitt House.
THE PABfNERSHIP HERHTOFORT EX
i listing under the name Of the WASHINGTON
AND GEOkGETOWN ICE COMPANY having
been dissolved, and the undersigned being ne lon.
hereby Informed that he has again esta ablished
himself in the ZOE BUSINESS. and Is fully pre-.
pared to supply the best quality Of ICE in the
market; at uniform price throughout the se ason,
ard guarantees full supply.
Those wishing to be furnished will please call ct
once at his ONCE and make their arrangements for
the season. His drivers are all reliable honest,
competent, and obligips men Any orders handed
TO them or left at the Office will be promptly filled
once and depot cid stand. corner 18th and
hand for the accommodation OF those living at Q
distance.
Ofice open from early in the m orning till nine
O'Clock at night. and at any time Of the night in
case Of sickness or other emergencies.
LII. MIDDhRTON
Corner 18th and Streets
The Washington and Georgetown Ice Company
are not authorized TO the ice tickets of nat
company with the mamie of the undersigned
spl9-lm LIN
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no. FOB GLYMONT.
GLYMONT PAVILION
This delightful summer resort on the Potomac
river Is now open for Excursions, pic A , 4
Mics, &c frivste parties can take tue VENAV
mail boat daily for GlymOnt, at O IN l:.HN
aid I'm. Leave yn.ont at p. anu q Il :,
reschLg Z tn city AT d n. and p Mt red uced
rates, and get breakfast and dinner and other re
fresh ments on the ground az city prices and the
beet the m srket can afford
Other steamers will in a few days make daily
trips to 9lymoht at reduced rrices
Perssns wishing to pend q deli ghtful time away
from the city, csn do so now by visiting Giymont
my Sim JOS. II. SHAFFIELB, Proprietor.
Nj DURKIN. GARDENER AND FLORIST Is
lVl prepared to plant and furnish Trees m
and lay of grounds All work done 0SvH
rsnted to be satisfactory Gsroen 18th and $NE6
streets. east of the Capitol. Store SO III stree
between 18th and 18th streets. N. B-No Dead
Trees planted. my o-lms
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~ REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
The Undersigned. Judges of Election Of the city
OF ashiDRton, Will be In session at 10 street
between 81 ano 9Th streets. Island, Ou IT. ESDAY
and WkDN kSDAv, the llth and 12th Of May, be-
tween the hours Of Il clock, m, and D. m. for
the purross Of preparing Q list Of the qualified
voters of the SEVENTH WARD.
Nsturalized citizens are by Law required to pro-
duce Certificates certified copies, or satisfactory
WILLIAM A. COOK
THOMAS DONOHO,
yAMES DONALDSON,
RO6T. b. BOOKER,
J. H. OROSSMAN.
~ Judges Of Election,
my 10 City OF Washington, b. j.
S dersigned. judges Of Election Of the city
OF washington, will be at the residence Of 6tepheu
Plumsel, corner Of 10Th and q streets, on SATUR-
DAY and MOHDAY, Mays and 10, between the
tours OF y N and p. m, for the purpose OF pre-
Esring . list OF the qualified voters Of the SIXTH
Naturalized citizens by the Law are reauired 10
pI.duee her ctrtinestes, or certified copies, or
satisfactory proof Of their loss.
WILLIAM A. COOK,
THOMAS DONOHO,
JAMES DONALDSON,
ROBERT BoOKER,
J. a. CROe9N An,
- Judges Of Election.
my 10Y Washington Oty. D. O.
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limited STATES PATIENT OFFIOE,
" WASHINGTON. O., May g. 1889
pop 0n the petition Of JOHN HOPE and THOMAS
sion Of patent granted to them the 2lst day of
August loss; for an Improvement in Machines for
4ngravinR Calico Priuters' RoIls:
It's ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE the I'd day OF August next. Any
perssn may oppose this extension. Objections,
depositions, and other papers, should be filed In
this offce twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL S. FISHER.
my O-1aw3w Commi ssioner Of Patents,
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Bird oAGss.
BIRD CAGRs, ~
BIRD CAGES,
BIRD CAGES.

I have row in store full assortment of Canary,
MockibR Bird. and Squirrel CAGlo. Also, Gage
Bral kets, to which would invite your attention.
CHARLES ULLRICH. JR
1881 sth street, between and Z.
AZ Dealer in OROOKERY, GLASSWARE,
CHINA, ,bOUSeKe1PINGA g ARTICLES, LA MPS,
CHAHDBLlk &c. myl0-5t~
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TsT' PATRICks Tsos BUILDING AsseoIA-
The fret anna meetins will be held At Carroll
Hall. g street. on MONDAY, May 10th, at 7 80 D.
m The privilege Of allowing oscribers to
pay 81 per month each snare will no. be ex
e,ded bey oud ths present month. All the stock
holders are requested to Be present:
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b frs b.
Large receipts daily of fine
N. Y. STATE AND WESTERN BUTTER,
by the H0RTHRRN PRODUCE COMPANY, Pa
avenue, between 10th and llsh streeto. apa3
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SALE. OF REAL EsTArE.-A. G. McGillivray
auctieneer sold yesterday. under decree in equity,
for Sheriff Mackey, tho following property, terms
one-third cash. balance in one two, three and four
years:
Lot in Coming, Morris-street forty feet by
three hundred, with wooden buildings thereon,
known as No. 155, for s11OO.
Lot in Comng-street forty three feet by one hun
dred and forty, with wooden buildings thereon,
known as Nos 100 and 162, for 5000.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.-Our readers will
observe IN our advertising columns to-day, that the
late copartnership of Messrs. E. Fl. Kellers & Co.,
Wholesale and retail druggists, has been dissolved.
Dr. H. Baer, one of the copartners of the late firm,
will continue the business at the old stand and we
hope will continue to enjoy the same good run of
custom which the house has had during the past
three years.
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The STATE CoURT.-THURspAy, FEBRUARY Is,
HON. r. B. CARPENTER PREslD1Ne-The Jury re-
turned verdict Of guilty Of larceny against John
Villa MS Jim Brown, indicted for attempt TO CON-
NIT rapo and assault and battery, was convicted
thereof. The court was occupied in the trial of ia.
cob Bailey and five Others, for rspiracy to set
fire. to break into barn with Int steal and at
tempt to set FIRE. samI Lord Esq, appeared for
the prosecution, and Colonel r. W. Seymour for the
defence The grant jury made the fol owing pre-
sentiment, and were discharged from further atten-
dance upon the oourt:
The grand jury for tn February term of the Court
OF CCmnon Pleas and Genetal SESSIONS for the Coun.
ty Of Charleston, beg leave say that they have en-
deavored to discharge the dutt assigned them and
woud respectfully report as follows: Thut he iail
building and premises were found clean and in good
order and would make the following recommends
tions: That boiler DO attached to tho cooking ap.
pars and ed with pipes leading to the path
room, in order that the blankets and clothing mly
be kept IN moro cleanly condition, and that tie
prisoners required lathe moro freq ueutly: that
more suitable nourishment be furnished the sick
prisoners, under the direction OF the physician of
the jail that water closets be arranged for the of
the prisoners in each story of the building; that he
water closet in the yard be cleaned and repaired !;
that the hospital he better ventilated and the num-
Der OF inmates be reduced th baArg too any for
the size of tho room; also, that there be some Inn.
prOvement in the ventilation the tower the AIR of
the hospital and tower being very impure. For the
Mesne Conveyance we recommend new shelving to
receive the record books and the rebindng of such
books as are falling to pieces; ALSO that the flee be
repaired and furnisht with suitable furniture
We recommend that the following be done in the
courthouse: he clerks office repaire5 new books
for enrolling, if Judgments be provided; the old
books rebound and suitable furniture obtained; ior
the jury room suitable furniture heating apparatus
and water closets.
1t having been brought TO the notice Of the gr nd
jury that parties appeared at the polls at The Mnnlc
Pal election in November last with badges: and rem.
resented themselves depu she itfs, and in er-
teied @ with the Voters i'll exercsiDo their rights
TINS jury rel the same as injurious to good o~der
that inquiry be made into the authority by which
they were appointed and acted.
WILLIAM g. WHIIDEN, Foreman
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CoTToN By STEAM.-Messrs. r. Mure & Co.
cleared yesterday for Liverpool the fine steamship
Golden Horn with three hundred and forty Ave bags
of sea island cotton, two thousand four hundred and
sixtythree bales upland cotton one thousand sacks
cotton seed and fourteen barrels rosn
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LOCAL Nj ALTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LEITCH & BRUINS will sell at IL O'clock, at the
old Postofhce, South Carolina Railroad stock and
bonds
G.. MoBRIDE SMITH will sell ut 10 O'Clock, at his
office, Broad-sreet, horses, mu!es. vehicles. &c. ;
also, at IL O'Clock, at the old Postofice, the Purcell
Farm.
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will sell at II o'clock. at South
Atlantic wharf, sloop Louisa.
J. A. ENsLow g. Co. will sell at IL O'Clock on
Palmetto wharf, cargo of sugar and molasses.
MILES DRAKE will sell ut 10 o'clock, at his store,
corner King and Liberty Streets fancy goods shoes,
&c.
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The PURIM BALL last night was splendid
affair." The costumes costly and unique, and
included every variety. from the beautiful to the
grotesque AS go to press the merry makers
are Willing away the night in the mazes of the
dance.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

aS- LARGEST CIReULArIoN.-THE DAILY
News BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR.
OULAT1ON IN TIKI CITY OF CHARLESTON,
FURNISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE PosToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs.
IONS OF THE NEW PosroFrIcE LAW.
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10 THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA. believing ''WHANN's'' RAW BONE Su-
PERPHosrHATE OF LIME to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market, and superior to many.
and being desirous of having it thoroughly tested
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums;
1st. For the largest yield of Cotton from an acre of
land, Silver Pitcher worth $1Oo. 3D. For the Sec
ond largest yield Of Cotton from an acre of land,
Silver Pitcher worth $50 80. For the largest yield
OF Corn from an of land. Silver Goblet worth
$25.
The above premiums Will be awarded where
"WHAHNs" KAw BONE suPEaPuespnArE alone is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to farnsh satisfactory evidence Of the amount pro-
duced on the acre. and statement Of the manner in
which they applied the manure. limited amount
only Of this Phosphate will bc distribu ed during the
season. Prices, delivered the cars at Charleston,
ss5 per ton, cash; or $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable list November
CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, 8. O..
And No. z Warren Block, Augusta Ga.
FeDruary ~ limo
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26

TEE UNITED STATES COURT, February Is.
HON. GEO. 8. BRYAN PREslDINa.-The petition of
Arthur Hammond. to set up lien against Theodore
stoney, was amended so to make William Hooka-
day party, and that he report amount of ycnt paid
banki upt ard show why rent to accrue should
not be paid to purchaser. Final hearing in the
cases of John w. Falk and Arthur ". f. Simmons,
was ordered fT the l6tl April. George K. Ryan
was approved as assignee In the cases ofJohn
Mcmillan. George A. Rushing and Samuel w.
Trott The petition of M. g. Hoigo, bankrupt, for
tnal discharge, referred to Registrar Carpen-
ter, and final hearing ordo1cd on the 9th Of April.
The petition of William Jervey, trustee. to
establish lien against Richard Roper. was
referred to Registrar Carpenter. The PETITION
of Iheo. D. stoney, for same purpose, was referred
to Reg istrar Jaeger On the 'titien Wm Q. Bee,
creditor in the matter of r. O. Evans bankrupt, the
Registrar recommended in his report sale and funds
to main in hands OF assignee to abide further or.
ders Sale was granted, to take place first Monday
in April, and lie n creditors be notified Order was
granted Louis McLain, assignee of j. r. Miller, to
transmit certificate Of bankruptcy of said Miller to
Registrar in Bankruptcy at Danyille, Virginia and
to Hon. j. G. Underwood. at Alexandria; also COPY
ofthe order.