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So WHAT ARE YOU TAKING ?-PROEA-
BLY, wothirds of the adult population Of tho Uuit ID
States indulso. or less, in bar room etimu-
lants Hot alcoholic beverages habitually imbib
ed by thousands of people in the winter months 10
"keop out the cold" The alcoholic material Of all
these drinks s moro or less poisonous ard is rem
dered all the more deeterous in consequence of be-
ing taken warm.
Avoid these dangerous excitants Shun as you
would shun the dead'iest drug, oil tavern stimu-
lants. They parayzo the digo ,tion, congest the
liver, disturb the natural action of the Kidneys irr-
tate the bowels shattcr the nerves. and impair the
reason.
The operation of HOSTETTFR'S STOMACH BIT
1ERS is dilmetri ally opposite to this. They spur
organ into unnatural activity but they tone and
regulate ALL If The digestion is feeble, they awaken
the do; nlant energies Of the stomach and promote
the work OF assimilation. II the liver ls sluggish
and torpid, thcy regenerate it, If the kidneys fail
to perform the functions properly, they 1egu-
lated without being irritAtel If tho bowels cou-
stipatcd, the peristallic action Is moderately in
creased and the discharges become natural and reg
uar. II the trc nuous, they s5rength-
ened If tho mind is clouded tho BITTERS tend tc
dsperse the gloom.
These are the effects of the great VEGETABLE TONIC
AND CORRECTIVE. which for twenty years has been
staple medic in this country, and the demand for
which steadily increases in all parts of the Western
Hemisphere.
1t is not offered as beverage, but as mccicine;
will it ever be used to satisfy craving for al
cohoc snulants because it's effect is to check not
to create, a false appetite for exctants The cham
pons of temperance will do well to mark this pecu-
larity, and to recommend 1t tho only safe preDa-
ration containing alcohol that be used for med-
cinal purposes. January 20
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outrage our rights. however gross which will not
be submitted tor
1t may be all very we'll for o conquered people to
accept the egitim ate results conquest and it is
doubtless very foolish for prisoner of war to be
kicking at the sbns of his guard; but does once
que ed mean conquered and slaves for ever Does
subm ssion to the conqueror involve continuing 9
abject giving up OF every claim and shadow of right
for all timea Does useless resistance to tho Recon.
strucon acts Of Congress in 1867 require us also to
suffer unconstitutional State legislation to deprive
US Of the few rights which have been left us We
think not.
We hold the right of the peop'e OF Charleston to
DO governed by repre- sentatives o. their choice
TO be an inae liable right under tho ancient charter
ofthe city-a right guaranteed by the State const-
ton-a prescrip,ive right halowed by over one hun
dred years use-a part of our American liberty, as
far beyond the reach Of stac Legislature to impair
as 1t is scored duty upon us to maintain it.
The attempt of Pilsbury and corbin to help o
desperate cause. by substituting at Of the Legis
ltue for the legal choce che citizens Of Charleston
c!n never succeed IT our people trus to tn en-
selves. Let the Legislature successfully invade the
constitutional right Of the corporators in favor of
Pils6ury, and the p1ecedent viii Q established for
the total annihiation of our ancioat liberties.
Our people should be aroused to their danger
1t Is no longer question between Lesesne and
Pillsbury-no longer a question between Pillsbury
and the Acting Board of Aldermen-not question
of party or of to-day, but if this nefarious bill
passes, it is question between the Legislature and
the whole community cf Charleston, affecting the
fundamental right, of the corporation for time
On this quest all parties sect, Glasses colors
can and will unite. Let a meeting of all who
are opposed to legislative usurpa ion bo called at
once. and all join in q memorial to the Legislature
who want PEACE.
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NATIVE WINEs.-In the days of spurious
and almost universally adu tcrated liquors, tn ex-
cellent native C"lol MIA wines gradually becom-
ing favorite drink with those who wish to get pure
and genuine article The fact that they arc brought
in duty free enables them to be placed on the mar
ket at far ch ,aper figure than the same grade of
foreign wines; aud at tho North they have already
attained q wide and increasing popularity. Messrs
G. d Ahrens g. Co.. corner of King and Market
streets, have just received choice consignment 10
which they invite tho attention of the public. Their
stock embraces the following brands: Muscate,
port hook. sherry, angelica and sparkling; ALSO Cal
fornia bitters.
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EsrRoY THE COTTON CATERPILLAR
klkaline Phosphat. has been usel within
IVo years at the North with great success in
b worms that attack AID destroy peaches.
other ftui,s. as well as those that attack
rs, beside: this. it il highly recommend
|rtiizer. The manufacturer, while he be.
b good fertilizer a. any now offered in the
las mainly cndeavorel to put that in it
kill the worm or insect He believes 1t
nally destroy the cotton caterpillar. and, in
pduce trial of its virtues by the cotton
hid fruit and vegetable farmers Of South
he off,rs limited amount In order to test
thly. at the lowest price of any fertiliza ar
9 market.
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ow ESCAPE FROM -Yestcr-
Puple of sailors, while walking on a plank
Jed over the side of ship at Adger's wharf,
le dock. One could swim. and he buoved
up urtl ropo was thrown to them, which
Horn d him, and then with the assistance
ms on tho wharf they were both safely
1t was sone time, however, before the
10 was bound with the rope could get over
IS of such tight lacing. The accident caus-
|derable excitement, and collected large
the whar;
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HE DAILY NEWS.

? LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY
Nv 8 BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
|OGN1zED AS HAVING TUE LARGEST CIR.
ALTON IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
|LTsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
IN THE PosTOFFICE AT THE END OF
81 WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRovIs.
OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE LAW.
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ERENoE OF THE AFRICAN METHODIST
Il CHURCH Yesterday the Rev. A. T. Carr,
Ee,own, was in the chair, Bishop Brown
fk. Service by Rev. S. Green. After the
the number OF churches in the different
|, remarks wero r:ads by Rev. DR.. Webster
Fox. of the Republican. Tho Rev. Joshua
of tho New York Conference, read his re-
the Book Concern, accompanying it with
nd appropriate remarks. Major Delany,
ng introduced, made an able ad lress to the
8.
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what an t,utrage"

So says every ore, Of Corbin's bill to legslate
rillsbury and bis ticket into ofce; but our unhsp
people have been so muca accustomed to outrsges
upon their sense OF right that 1t Is almost enough
now. for outrage to be threatened to aks people
duck ther heads sud prepare for the supposed ine,
table.
Has tho spirit OF our fathers Of 7s entirely eone
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Autjoa Sales.
Residence in Rutledge Avenue.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

On TUESDAY, the eth day of February, at II o'clock
A. NJ. will be sold ut tho Old Postoffice,
AL that LOT OF LAND, with the desirable Wood
en- Residence thereon situate on the east SIDE Of
Rad life-street containing six upright and one
dressin. pantry, private stairs. double pazzas
slate roof cistern &c. On the premises Kitchen
fer servants. The Lot measures about ~ feet front
by about 145 feet deep, more or less.
Conditlons-Sap0O cash ; $500 subject to an can
Il bellum" bond and mortgage. on which u credit OF
one will be al owed the balance of the purchase
money to be by bond, payable in two years from day
Of sale with per cent annual interest, to be
secured by mortgage Of the property the buildings
to bo kept insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay for all necessary papers ana stamps.
January 29 1sluthsmtu7
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Ashhurst US Hicks.

On sA1URDAY, The 9th day of February next at II
O'Clock, will be sold, at the Old Cus,omhouse
All that LOl OF LAND, with the buildings there
on situate on the east side Of Comng-street one
door south of Geprge-sreet being the northern part
OF the lot designated the plat Of st. Phillips
Church Lands by the number 10. measuring 26 feet
6 inches on Coming street. and 25 feet inches on
the east line by 177 feet in depth the south line;
bounding north ON Lot No. 8 on said plat, east on
Lot No. 8, south part of Lot No. TO- and west on
Coming g-sreet.
1erms-One-half cash balance in one year from
day Of saie secured by bond of the purchaser, and
mortgage of the premises sold. Purcha -er to pay
for papers and stamps. T.. W. M. M cY-.w
Sheriff Charlestor Conn.
January 20 .,,vl
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~ ESTATE SALES s.-Messrs. Leitch &
sold at auction yesterday, at the expense and
the former purchaser, the lot of land No. 1856
|g-street, with buildings thereon, fifty feet
nd one hundred and seventy. seven deep, for
pne-third cash, balance in three equal annual
AeDtS.
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IrER's CRUMBS. The automatic walk
! Z. Gcotts window, Meet n2-street. drew Q
Fd OF co!ored urchins yesterday.
fxton, Esq, Of Trenton crackers" notorie-
he city and at the Pavilion.
Prman Ladies' society will give q concert
Bt the Hibernian Hall on the 18th February.
the new Germ n Church being erected in
Jet.
Hanckel Il Co. contemplate Q move to new
on East Bay, 9 few doors south of Adger's
|lrf.
picked up In the street, addressed to John
b be obtained at the guarJhouse.
dress rtfnod at Mr.. brakes. last evening,
Ry Mrs. ID. O'Neill, King.street.
mania Bund will give masquerade ball In
erbund Hall. on Monday evening, and tho
3herbund on Thursday, the 11th February.
vatch and chain. lost by Mr.. Kennedy, in
was recovered yesterday at the store OF
ing"street, whore it had been pawned for
~ -
Railway Company have put up q sign on
the cars waroing passengers OF the plat.
niversary Of the vigilant Fire Company
on Tuesday, the I'd Of February.
E. Hutchinson has been, ON motion, admit
Ictce is tho United States Court
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/. JAEGER, EsQ.-This gentleman, who
IN recently appointed Registrar in Bankrupt
the Third Congressional Di>tric in place of
Summer, deceased. was recommended for the
p, with great unon unity, by the members CT
of Anderson, Aobeville. LaureLs, Newbcrry
kington.
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funeral l)lotiees.

A1-The Relatives. Friends and Ac-
auaintances of Mrs. MARY OLIVE CoRMuRR, and of
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLKs CORNER, and of Mrs SOPHIA
HARLOW, are invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of Mrs. MARY o. CORMIRR. at St. Mary's Church,
Hasel-street THIS MORNING. at Ten O'Clock.
january %
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LOCAL M ALTERS.
A UCTION SALES THIS DAY

FLLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, at
Wentworth-street, furniture of family.
MCBRIDE SMITH Will sell at 10 O'Clock, ut his
Foom, Broad-streot, vehicles, farming uten-
LES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, a. his sto' @,
e King aud Liberty streets, boots, shoes and
Sd. MARSHALL 4 BROTHER will sell at halfpast
Fock, at his Office, Broad-street, horses, mules
hrniture.
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q DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Com
FAL CIRCULAR will be ready fer delivery at our
flng room at nine o'clock this morning. Single
five cents. Orders for ten copies and over
? filed ut the rate of two and a half cents per
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lET DEsERTED.-A few days ago, very
b the morning, white woman called at
(se Of Matilda Martin, coiored, in King-street,
lhoun. and hastily lett an infant few min
q. The case has been brought to the atten.
the proper authorities, and the child will
be sent to the Orphan House.
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N1ERNAL REvEN UE s A Nj P 8
OF all Denominati )ns.
Aleo
+ o RIE AIRY s T MPs
kept on hand and for sale by
HUGER e. RAVENEL
Brokers and Insurance Agents.
No. GO East Bay, corner Exchange-street
December II ftu2mos
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- BRIDE AND pRrnEnpnnm rcc

~ BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.--EsSA
FOR Young MEM on the interesting relation Of
Brtdesroon to Bride In tho institution OF Marriages
guide % natrimonial felicity and trns hsppdness.
sent by man In sealed letter snveopss fes ef sharse
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. sox r. Rhils-
delphia, Pa. Hsptember
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound. at Wilson's Grocery, southeast Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree.
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~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world; ahe
only rue and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
ants; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes; invigo.
rates and leaves tho hair soft and beautiful black on
brown Sold by ell Dru4gsts and Perfumers; and
properly applied Of Bachelors Wig Factory. No
Bond-strcet, New York. Tyr ysnuary3
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Hot SUPPER" AT HBERNIAN HALL
|pecial request of several friends of Bishop
the "Hot sup, ,er' tor the benefit OF the
: Aiken will be oDcnc1 on Monday evening
ay sooner than had been anticipated, and
on Tuesday d Wednesday evenings. This
pment promises to be an exceedingly plea-
! enjoyable affair.
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Marriro.

DOONE-DEsAUSsURE- -On 9th January. at ST
Lukes Church. by Rev. c. p GApsDEN, Rev. VIM ]
EOONE, of Eufaula, Alabama to Miss NJ. CARkIl
EESAU SSURk, daughter of q. A. DESAUssURE.
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a1- COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE.
CHARLESTON. JANUARY 1s. l869.-The following
named persons are recognized as ASSISTANT AS
SCISSORS appointed under the act providing for the
Assessment and Taxation Of Property, for the Coun-
ty Of Charleston, to wit:
Fifth District. lying east of the santee Canal ana
Cooper River Qnstead OF east of the Northeastern
Bailroad and the Cooper River. as previously pub.
lshed). 8. D. RUSSELL. and -----.
Sixth District, lying west Of the santee Canal and
Cooper River. E. S. MIKELL
Seventh District, comprising all OF the Parishes Of
st. Andrews and st. johns Colleton, THOs A. BAY
NARD. A. ]. RANsIER. A. GO.
January 20
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BUs1N ESs NOTICH~s.

KENTUCKY MULEs.-Mr. Richard Arnold, one
door northwest of John-sreet in Mooting, has lot
OF fine Kentucky mules for sale.
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a% EXECUTOR AND EXECU rRIXS NO.
TICE.-Al persons having any claims against the
Estate of the late LAMB STEVENS (colored), will
present the same properly att sted to DANIEL
WALKER, at Colonel John Phillips Office, Church
street; aud all persons indebted to said Estate will
please make payment to same.
DANIEL WALKER, Executor
ELIzABRTH STEVENS, Executrix,
January ~ fa*
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ss-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON TIE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood with the humane view OF trsstm snt and cure.
sent BY mail froe OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 20 amos
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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALOON. .-Oys-
ters in Every style. Mnce pies, tr+sh daily Hot cof
fee and chocolate at oil hours. Ice cream every
day
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EsoNAL.-W. L. T. Prince, ESQ.,, editor
|oprietor of tho Chesterfield Democrat; is at
|arleston Hotel
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.
1rlOn Lodge. at z p. Nj.
FISCHER ArtilleiIe, at 8 P. M.
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ATBUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIErE CHAPMAN, corner King ana Radclifye.
streets. and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November II 0noos
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Auetion Sales.

Boots, Shoes and Hats.
by MILES DRAKE
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock will sell. at NV
store. corner OF King and Lib ,rty-streets
rs cases BOOTS and SHOES just received Inv
steamship Champion, and to be sold without re-
serve, ~
CONSISTING OF:
Cases Mems Grim Calf and Buff BOOTS
Cases Mems fine Calf Congress
Cases Mems fine Calf Oxford Ties
Cases Mems Kip and Buff Balmorals. to II and
tolls
Cases Mems Kip and Buff Brogans, to IL and 0
to 13.
Cases Boys Calf B1ogans, / to5
Cases Youths Copper Toe and Plain Boots
Cases Ladies' Morocco Polish Boots
Cases Ladies' fne Serge Congress
Cases Womens Goat Bootees, to 7 and toe
Cartoons Of Ladies, Misses and Chidren's Shoes
ALSO.
800 pair SHOES, shop goods insisting of Ladies'.
Misses and Chrldren's
rs cases t150 dozen) Mems and Boys Wool Hats.
January 20
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"HooD's SOVEREIGN BALM has no equal for
coughs, colds groups, asthma, &c. Try it aud be
convinced. and recommend it to others. Tor sale by
Eowie 4 Noise, Druggists, corner Meeting and Hasel
streets. wfm6 January 27
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OILS! OILS OILS!
BETTING (! BETTING !!

5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8, 4, and
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES 3,AKE'S PATENT BELT
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
75n YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, INCH TO II INCH d.
ANIETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, INCH TO u
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January emo
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3anfp GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING.
OUCH AS SACK COATS, OFFICERS COATS,
- Capes, &c Air Pillows of different sizes. Eur.
sery White Sheeting, 34 and ~ wide, India Rubber
1eething Rings. Rattles, &c, India Rubber Foot
Mats. Wal ers, sc.
Just received at
Won SANTEN'S BAZAAR
No. 229 King street. near Market.
January 80
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ERN STOCKS IN NEW YoRK.-The New
aid, of Tuesday, says: "The southern
lrities yesterday were not so active for the
t. the investment demand having spent
tce, while tho speculative interest was d.
he railway shares. North Carolinas were a
ht better. Tennessees were steady. New
were dull, but firm. The closing street
Is at Ave O'Clock this evening weresas fol-
pc nessee SKIES, ex coupon. 6saesH; Tennes-
67N 6S; Virgini, sizes, ex coupon, 58ka
Einia. new. 63a63H; Georgia skies s2Has4;
|evens 92Ha93; North Carolina skies, ex
4A1a64A; North Carolina. now, 6215a62A;
} SKIES 76H; Lou siana levse skies 73a72h;
, leve eights s9a89; Alabama eights 931Sa
bama fives 66aC6h; Alabama skies 7216a
Carolina SKIES 72a74; South Carolina, new,
ty OF Memphis 63H; Mobile and Ohio Rail.
ling, 62as4; Mobile and Ohio Railroad, in.
k52."
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a@ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CARnLrNA-IN
TIE MATTER OF L. l.. SIDDONs, BANKRUPT.
ge1 eral meeting of the creditors Of L. l.. SID.
DONs, Bankrupt, will be held at the office of JU-
L1US G. CARPENTER, Registrar in Bankruptcy
Charleston. 8. G.. on the EIGHTH DAY FEBRUARY
NEXT for the purposes named III the twenty seventh
section Of the Bankrupt act Of March 2, 1ssy
BY order OF the Cou the 12:h day Janu ry, 1859.
7. .shs STREET 4: SBGi BGhSE11, +; Assisnees
January % f2
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January 20
January 20

&1- r s ALE A NOTE DRAWN BY
JAMES MELVIN in favor of q. w. POND, for One
Hundred and twenty-five Dollars, payable ninety
days from date, and for which valuable consider.
alton was given G. W. POND.
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EIAL MONUMENTS. the marbleyard
T. White, Meeting-street, near the new ice
b be seen couple OF exceedingly neat and
wrought monuments Of pure Italian mar
Poth instances the designs are beautiful, re-
|ery skilful handling OF the chisel.
for the grave of Lieutenant-Colonel Benja-
SOD, of Beaufort, 8. G., who was second In
of the Hampton Legion at the first battle
es, where he was killed July 81, 1861. 1t
column crowned with sash. sword
therefrom cut IN relief on one side. 1t
up in Magnolia.
r is for the grave of Major F. Gendren
st. Johns Berkeley, S. O., ON officer Of the
Legion. He was wounded at the second
anassas. and died from the effects, August
Warrent0.' y, Va, where this monument will
1t Is broken column. with palmetto
ef.
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Special Metiefs.

HE NOTICE. DURING MY ABSENCE
from tho State. Mr. j. ALFRED CAY will aot as my
Attorney. henry DAILY,
January29 70 8 Nc 20 Hayno.street.
a8- CONSlGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby NO iAed that she
Is This DAY dschargine cargo at Pier No. /, Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain OR wharf at Consi snees' risk.
MOkDECAI & CO.,
january ~ agents.
&srCONSIGNEES PER L T. A M SHIP
CHARLESTON. from New York, arc hereby notified
that sheis dischargng cargo at Adgers Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will
be stored ut expense and risk of owners.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
January ~ Agents.
&1- r l. l. A NOTE DRAWN BY
JAMES MELVIN in favor of G.. w. POND, for One
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 28.-- Charleston
Rotct-W DAVIS and lacy, statesville, c.; G
Ginett, Augusta Ga; Thomas Jones, Virginia; John
Chadw ck Wadmalaw; Garritt Nagle South Carroll
ma; John FredeDwuld, Baltimore; B williamson,
New York; James Holy, Philadelphia; r Or. ham,
Maine; w Langley and servant New York; W
Prince, Chesterfield Democrat; Miss Prince,
Cheraw; w Mason, Boston; Balista, Barcelona,
Spain; Murquez. Puebla, Mexico; r Barrera,
Cuba; L Bradish, Flush ng l. I; Whitman, Bos-
ton; E rkland, South Carolina; Joh1 Nmmo,
N ew York; B NJ Baer, Florida; B Benton and wife,
Brooklyn, Y; Nj Quintero, wife and three
daughters, Cuba.
Parilion HoteI-R W Draper, D Parker and SER
want, ordesvile; w Smith. s @; George Wise.
Edgefeld; w L Richardson, Ninetysix; Dibble.
Orangeburg; Adam Exton, Trenton, j; E Nc
Bee, Gret nville; Jennings, Orangeburg; W
Gas que, Leesvile A Myers, Marion; Eaves and
lady. Bamt erg; I Robbins, Robbins, New York;
Robt Deusing, Florida; K Brown, WI Fortune,
North Carolina.
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