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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-02

HOTEL ARnrvALs.-December S1.-PGoaion
-7o.el-M Wilson, Eastport; P J Aoione, Walter
,boro': " Dennis, Columbia; Dioble, orar geburg;
N Adams, Gadsden; George NJ Bire, Cooper Biver;
Massey, Florida; Kelton, n S; R NJ Cohen
Harkersville, NY.
January IL W Hamlet Mt Holly; III Passaii-
lsisue Chester; Wilson. Wadmalaw; Johns IN,
. Cape Romaip; Cordray, Mrs Artope and sister,
CITY; ] vannes, Guyton, New York; stod-
lard savannah; E Il Crammer and lady. W Tay-
,or Charleston; Miss Kate Foster. DerSan,
montgomery; Charles Webster, Paris Island;
Collins and vile, New York; John Templeton. Mss
Alice vane, Miss Isabel yane, Frank Conley, h
uuches,. T Haight, Georgia; W Hemingway
IyadMalaw.
charleston Hotcs-w Parker, New York; ] Outlet
Arorsta: j Cuyler, United States Army; Mrs Cuyler
New York; Mrs Wayne. Washington; E Spodden
Nav York; W D Mcdowell. CamaeD;J j Champion
xo,r yo.k. D Woods. South Carol:aa; ] stoll
brand and Fl Ellsworth, Beaufort; c Lorins, Sc
,.on., II. Tbcm9s Capham. New Yoc.i; c Bartol
wife and daughters. Boston; Peabody, salem;
p re,,cns jersey City; john Marshall, New York
r. Smith and wife, Maryland; Mr. and Mrs Mcgee t
New York; Mrs Mulvaney and daughter, Penn
syivania.
January ii Savage Jr, CITY; Mcunt
E-ant " Robinson, A Harg2us, Il Morgan ant
lady. Miss Malarl, New York; L Asnoy .o-clousH
sonth Carolina; r Adams, Camden, ) Z.
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Estate Sale of Plantations and Re.idsnces.
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

~ 0V VO1O lie -DCNAOAOkSO4AAs
On TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1859; viii bs
sold, at the Old Postofce, In Charleston, by order
Of the Devisees of John Ashe. JgaeJ
The handsome BRICK RESIDENCE on the north
side of South Bay-sIeet, between Meeting and KING
streets tthe residence of the late Colonel John y.
the city. On the premises are excellent brick
kitchen, carriage house Qpd stable. The lot nea-
sures IA feet 10 in on front line SO feet in tho
back line and 2S9 feet Deep more or less. 's.s,s
AISO,. ~, '.ii!,'tj -
The THREE STORY WOODEN MANSION HOUSE
on the north side Of South Bay-street between
Meeting and King streets, containing twelve rooms,
three p!uzzss &c. On the premises are brick Kitchen
carriage house and stable. The lot measures "a feet
In ia 'front.' or less, 81 feet the back ltne
and PAL feet deep, more or less.
The TWO RICE pLANTaf1oNs SIsci at the Ses. pitch
of the tide, known as "Wiu Town" and, "High
Wasste," or Rotterdam" now merged into one
plantation situate in St Bartholomew's Parish, Col
waters Of Pom Pom River, containing Jointly 1049
acres, Of which 400 acres ure rice land under bank
tabout 260 Of which have been planted this year,;
bounding to the north aud northwest by lands OF
estate Baynnrd and Edward Barnwen, to the south
on lands of Mrs: Wayne. and TO the east on said
creek. On the place are two small Dwelling Houses
and accommodations for seventy or more negroes:
A1RAor OF PINE BARREN BAR LAND. on the pon
Pom River 81. Paul's Parrish opposite the VIII Town
Plantation, containing $50 acres of land.
ALSO, tir. - ~.
Fifteen TOWN LOTS in the village ofw1l Town. :,
ALSO,
The SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, In
st. Paurs Parish, Colleton District 80 miles from
Charleston and about miles from Adams' Bun, on
the Savannah and Charleston Rairoad, known % the
'Point Place." on Toogadoo River 1.-THE residence Of
the late Col. John s. Aahel considered one Of the
most productive and certain places the coast con-
thinning about 400 acres Of land Of which about 26e
ore cleared. On tho place are overseer and negro
houses. This place Is considered healthy to reside
ON all the year.
ALSO.
The TRACT OF LAND OR ISLAND, commonly
known as Whooping Island on the Dawhoo River.
colleton District, containing 2l7 acres Of land.
ALSO, .s
"Moss HULL" PLANTATION, lying in and
around Adams Kun, Colleton District, containing
about 1910 acres, more or less having about $1,000
Pine Trees, boxed.
The TRACT OF LAND known az "RoIbury" st.
Paul's Parish, Coleton District, containing about
$50 acres. >. ii'+' 80 s.
Condih9ns-one.thirdc cash; balance by bond. pay
ayle in two eQunl successive annual tnstalrnents,
with interest from day Of sale, to be secured BY
mortgage Of the proparty, the city residences to be
irsured and policies assigned Purchasers 70 pay
for all necessary pagers and revenue stamps.
December IS tuths6 'Ituthfsmtu7
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FEaoc1ous Yesterday gentleman
walking through Meeting.street was attacked ey
fierce dog, and but for his stout clothing would nave
been badly bitten. A case not quite as bad' DUE
somewhat similar, occurred in Kingstteet near the
Upper Guardhouse. yesterday midday II the own
ers of ferco dogs will not keep them indoors, they
should be held to account for ahnoyance and dam
aoe 6one
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TIE GILBERT DRAMATIC TRoUPz.--This
troupe, which gave 80 much satisfaction 10 our c'u'
zess some time ago. will appear ut the Hioerman
HILL on Monday evening" The dis tnguished arnsss'
Mr.. and Mrs. harry Watkins, will appear IN th'r
great specially Kathleen Mavourneen, supported Dy
the star dramatic company.
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REGISTRAR IN BANKRUPTCY George
s. Bryan, United states District Judge for soutn
sCarolinl, has appointed J. c. Carpenter. ESQ., he-
gistrar in Bankruptcy, to u the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Hon. R. B. Carpenter. Hon. n
B. Carpenter win be paid for services rendered on
petitions fled since December Is, 1883. The new
Registrar fled his bond yesterday for $4,000. tho
amount required by Judge Bryan's order.
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EQUITY REcoRDs.-James L. Gantt, Esq,
late Register in Equity, turned over under protest.
the records OF his Office yesterday to a. C. Rich
mond. Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas. 10
whose custody they belong under the new judicial
system of this State. James W. Gray ESQ, late
Master in Equity gave notiee to Mr.. Richmond tnat
he would turn over his papers, also. in few days.
as soon as he could close up his business.
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SAVINGS OF THE CoLoRED PEOPLE. JAN
nary NIT .ber of the National Savings Bank. pub
.lshed monthly at Washington, D. c., gives very
interesting statement of the savings of the colored
people up to December ls, 1853, through the asen.
CO of the trust fund companies, instituted since the
war, in the South. The figures show that in twenty
four branches Of the treedmen's savings banks-all
located in the Southern States except one in New
York ciy-the aggregate savings of the colored peo-
ple huve been ses2 $50 for eleven months up to De-
cember 1st 1868, against s556.673 tor the SINE Pc
Rod in the previous year-an increase of SS76,2l6
The total number of depostors is 5000. The branch
at Washington shows the largest aggregate deposits
and increase On December lst, 1867, the deposits
in tho Washington concern were s5s,s5s. and on pe
cember Isl, ultmo. they were nearly doubled, foot
ing up s115, ,495. The increase at Baltimore was
nearly in the same ratio; the previous years deposits
amounted to s46 til, and this year they stand sH,-
-7ss At Beaufort, South Carolina, the increase was
from s4sG1s 10 s77.7Ss. At Memphis the advance
was from s1s,s7s to s32.793. Figures like these.
showing nearly million dollars already saved by
nine thousand people, hitherto aim ost wholly unac-
ouainted with money. speak better than words, and
give point to the moral of that solid independence
founded upon an account in the bank.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-02

CONFEDERATION SERVICES. = Commemora-
tion services with reference to the decease OF the
Rev. Manly, D. D., venerable and dlselr'
guished clergyman of the Baptist denominanoD.
will be held in the Citadel Square Baptist Church. al
quarter past seven O'Clock tomorrow evening.
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THE THEATEE.-The weather was very plea
SAINT la. evening. and Hiberrian Hall was filed
with 4 large and fashionable audience to welcome
back to Charleston the old favoiies Of the Temple
ton troupe The yane sisters were received with
every mark of appreciation, and it was evident that
the whole company was popular with the audience
lhe entertainment was OF very interesting and
yar.ed character, ani similar but entirely new
programme will be performed this evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-02

BA-E BALL.-A "scrap game" between mem
tbers of the Alert, Liberty and Eclipse Clubs was
played on the Citadel Green yesterday afternoon
The playing did not appear to be very good.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-02

& HANDSOME CA1ENDAR.-Mr. Mazyck, book
and job printer, corner Of Broad and Cnurch
streets, has issued fancy calendar, done in tine
best style of ornamental printing which rejects
great credit on his taste and skill.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-02

ANOTHER DISCOURSE FROM THE REV. DR.
HrcKs.-It is announced that this distinguished
young divine will again occupy the pulpit o. .n'
Rev. Dr. Bachman's Church, at the morning service
tomorrow
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ng- LARGEST CiRcULaTioN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST cli''
CCLATICN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE POSToFFICE al The END OF
EACH wEEK ACCORDING TO THE PROV1S-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToFFIcE LAW.
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THR MARHHn's CHURCH.-There will be
services in the Mariners Church. Chqrch'street' 10
morrow, Sunday, at haltpast ten o'clock IN tne
morning, and balfpast three O'Clock in the after
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TRINITY CHURcH.-The Rev. W. P. Mouzon,
the newly appointed pastor to Trinity Church, Will
preach thero tomorrow morning and ia the even-
ing.
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TAXES DuE-The quarterly State taxes for
the quarter ending December 81, on sales. &C.. also,
the Convention tax ON sales, are due, an! must
be settled by the 18th instant.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The EXERCISES OF the Academy Of the Sisters
OF Mercy, Queen-street, will be resumed on Thurs
day. January the 7tb, 1869.
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PACIFIC GUANO C0MPANY'S
SULU UB LIE
PACIFIC GUANO.

CAPITAL.............. ............. Sl,uuo,ooo.
yT1HIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simply in the relative proportions OF
the same ell, mens Of fertility.
Its use during tue past four years for the culture
of cotton and .orn has given to 1t Character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine PERU
Wan Guano. and where seasons OF drought inter-
venc il produces large increase OF ctops
The price at whico this Guanc ID placed IS so
much below that OF Peruvian Guapo. as to constitute
It an object OF material Importance to southern
Agriculture.
rho large CT: ital and resources Of the Company
cnnbl. i. to furnish Guano OF the hlghe value at
the lowest possible cost to consumers ana LUG
Ll.hes interest of the company is recognized IN
this policy. oo,s
1he Company looks to large sales, sma pront,,
and permanent trade for compensation Oh caplta
invested. c., c..o
lima. is Scientific Director 10 the company
Which affords sure .uarantee of the continued e3-
cc,lcncc of the Guano. None genuine unless pTand'
cd with the name Of JOHN s. REESE Y GA 8ene-
raj agents oil the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode Of applica ion. apply 70
j. n. ROBSON,
Agent for the State oi south Carollna,
Nos and Atlauic Wharf.
! December 10 p4c s'u'n0A'o
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The UNITED STATES COURT, January l.
HON. GEORGE s. BRYAN. DISTRICT JUDGE, FREsi-
p1se.-The following petitions for voluntary bank
ruptcy were read and referred as follows: W. S.
Turner, Laurens; ". A. Cheek, Laurens. Eeierred
to Henry Summer, Registrar. James :. DAVIS
Barnwell; Isaac W. league, Barnwell; \. 6. W.
Walker, Barnwell. Referred to r. B. Carpenter,
Registrar. Bender n. Miller, Edgefeld. Referred
to henry Summer, Registrar. JACOB q. Suoer.
Referred to Henty Summer, Registrar. VIM. Wat
son, in re Peter B. Glass. Petition to establish ien
Sale to take place In January 1869. after ten days
notice in Columbia paper I. A. WiIstock, B. ~
Winstock. Referred to Henry Summer, Registrar.
The following were referred to R. B. Carpenter
Esq. Registrar: Theodore stoney, Charleston; E.
Godbold, Marion; Richard Roper. Charleston;
Thomas ". Godbo!d, Marion; E. IL. Seabrook and
John A. Seabrook, Beau fort; A. B. Mcdonald Isa"c
Bennett and Jess, q. Bolles, Charleston; Henry S..
Crabb and D. Easterling Marlboro; C. NJ. Jones,
Darlington; J. s. Wilder. Sumter; r. c. EasteriinS,
Marlboro William NJ Sale, Charleston; S. ". Evans,
Darlington; John Hearney and Nathaniel Hayward,
Charleston; ". ". Harlec. Mar1on; J. & W. Knox,
Charleston; j. H. Lee and William B. LIE. Clio;
Charles II. Patrick, Barnwel; r. B. Rhe:t. Jr.,
Charleston; Thom1s E. screven. peaufor;; c. G.
stephens, Orangeburg; j. C. Saltus & E. L. Roach
and Joseph T. Williams, Berkeley; ]. y. Walker,
Barnwell; John ". waddell, Marlboro.
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GROVER & BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

THE VERY HIGHEST PRIzE-THE IMPERIAL
i Cross of the Legion of Honor-was conferred
upon the representative Of the GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINES at the Exposition Uniyersene
Paris, 1SG7.
ThcGRUvER BAKER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE, are the only Machines that cln both sew
perfectly and .mbroder perfectly.
They sew with threads direct from the spool, and
re luire no re-winding.
Unlike other Machines, these fasten both ends Of
the seam by their own operation.
With these Machines while silk is used upon the
right or taceside of the seam cotton may be used
upon the other siie. This can be done on no other
Machine, and is great saving upon all articles
stitched or made UP with silk
GROVER l. BAKERS SEWING MACHINES are
sold at New York prices by
KINSMAN BROTHERS
No. 279 KING-STREET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Dccemter3 tbstu1mo
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EMANCIPATION DAY.-Tne colored fire COM
panes and other CO ored organizations in the city,
celebrated Emancipation Day by procession, ora
ton, &c. There were two hundred and eighty live
men and boys in the proces ion, OF whom about two
hundred we're in uniform. A large number OF co..
ored people accompanied the procession through tho
principal streets to the Batterr, where A. Ransier,
colored Chairman of the Republican Executive Com
mittee, delivered an oration, which seemed to de-
light his audience. BE spoke Of the events which
had given glory to the day which they were celebrat
ing and Of the principles which they illustrated. He
endeavorel to impress upon bis hearers the value OF
the right of suffrage, OF the legitimate sequences
of emancipation and their duty to use it carefully
and tonscientiously he dwell. at length OIL the SUBJ
ject OF eduoaton and its special importance to his
race, and advised his hearers, in the most earnest
manner, to secure its blessings for themselves and
their children In conclusion he regretted that the
short notice given him to prepare the orIiion had
not allowed him 10 do the subject even such iInper-
feet justice as hi limited abilities would have per-
mitted.
At the conclusion of the oradon the fire compa-
nies and other societies marched to their respective
headquarters, ard the crowd dispersed.
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IL Carl.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

TO TIE EDITOR OF IAE NEWS.
Please insert the following In the "CluLs AID
Starr report, OF this morning, the undersigned
were reported having tried to swlndle b. Per-
roneau out of FIVE dollars, which is false. Pcrroneau
will soon be arrested tor person Of character, and
find himself in the southwestern hotel.
c. 81. CASTENS.
Captain ELBRAW.
SCHROEDER TH BLING.
Charleston. january l, 1869.
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LADIES' LUNCH AT kINsMaN's SALOON. Oys-
tiers in every style. Mince pies, rts sh daily Hot cof
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pouno at Wilson's Grocery, southeast Society
and Ansou streets. Goods delivered freq.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VouNa Ladies AcApEMY,
THE DIRECTION OF THE URsJtIEEs
Two AIiles below New orieans.

This Institution which the inhabitants of louisiana
patronage than century, needs hrticnlar
accommodation to DO introduced TO public otice IL
cdaoation pursned by the Gutoressos this stabsh.
Moral object constantly kdt in view
by the Ladies f. tho adjoining OF their pupils nds with
The yonng ladies accustomed to habi OF order
cleanliness aud polite manners. They are over snf
snperntendence, whose vigilance secures throserva
1S 81 a AND the tha are OF
Catholics pupils of all denominations arc admted and
for the sake Of order ali are equai Tsqureo assist
with propriety at the exercises Of Divine WorsIp
object OF uninterrupted solictude for Lads they
are peculiarly attentive to the food gsen to y pupils
although abundant. The hours of relax don
mind nor the body Of the students slsIs from Ssir ap
pcaon to their classical duties. When sick, hey are
to their parents guardians when the distan allows
of it, physician Is always hand and mnHiately
Tslitionhe system of instruction embraces pc fol-
Writing Arithmetic, Geography the Use of the Go6es
History Caneiont and modern5 Mythology, Chroplogy
tronoiny Plain aud Fancy Needle. work The Elsnents
Of Natural PhiiosophY OF Botany and Chemistry will be
also Music and Drawing. r.- ~
TERMS. -
Board and Tuition per annum $780, payable quar- ~
Day Scholars per $50 payable quarterly =,
Entrance for the Boar,icrs 49,. : 0C
Entrance for the Day Scholars. .....-.......- 0o
No deduction is made for thoe who withdrawn be
fore the end Of the quarter
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per .
NJ, quarter o.
For the Use OF Musical in,traments per month , 90
Drawing, including Paper and Pencils per month .,
Expenses for the Bathing Season ......-.-..... OF
Books necessary for tie different classes may be fur
nshed by the parents or procured at the
establishment at moderate prices. sees nal
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST JOSRPH
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EDUCATIONAL.
A cADENIY OF TILE VISITATION,

q A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
IA Summeryille, Mobile.
The Thirty seventh Session of tins insttution closed
successfully the 2ist of July and viii reopen accord
ing to Prospectus on the 18th of September
During the past Session competent and experienced
teachers have been obtained from France and Germany
for the Music, Drawing and French Departments 80
fitness; epidemic has entered its precincts, and
serious illness Is seldom known Large additions are
DO made for the advantage and comfort of the
pupils fine observatory and Music Hall are among
the provomeIts MISC large artificial Pond where
aquatic may bB induged in during the summer
season. The grounds surrounding the Academy are OK
tensve and shady-the pupils ramblo over area
of sixty In their evening walks which arc per-
mtted frequently for health and exercise.
For further particulars address, DiTectress OF the
Academy Of the Visitation, Box $50, Mobile.
Terms invariable in advance.
Board and Tuition in English and French, Wash
ing and Mending, and ordinary Doctor's Foe, -
Entrance Feefor the first year only ----- 10 ~
Medicines and Stationery at cost.
Bedding and Lights furnished by the institution
EXTRA BRANCHES:
Mnsic the Harp, with of instrument go o0
f" - Piano-three lessons per week. 80 W
~ 20
Drawing and Painting-all kinds. 20 90
Latin, Italian and German Languages, each 10 W
Embroidery Tapestry, German and French Nee - 90
Plain Needcworlx, gratis.
Mpntun Making taught, if desired:
n. B-Terms have been reduced TO render the ABOVE
advantages available. aul I'm
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(JnpNzFR CAMP AND COMMON STREETS M
The Oldest Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
cia the United States There il Full Fac
uty Citizens and strangers who wish a business Eru-
cation for themselves invited TO call STU
all the Departments of the Col
lege any time When clubs of three enter at
time from the place ten per cent. dcduC
ton will be made. Board and Lodging s25 per month.
Book. keeping, penmaIiship, Mathematics, English,
rs used in business-so that each shdent at once
take charge of Books An education that
the student $1,000 $1,000 5000 per
is the best parents give their sons. The
South educate hot PRACTICALLY, Ut
they will forever be the slaves of the North.
n. B.-Young men, take notice that, far known
every one the Graduates of this College for
the past thirty years Is in profitable business
After years of this College requires fur
Their indorsnmcnt than tine fact that SEVERAL THOU.
SAND of its Graduates in Prosperous Business in
THE CITY and the SOnth
mh2s is RUFUS DoLBEAR, President.
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Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boarding
School their Daughters and Wards, will lind here
every advantage
Located in the heathiest portion of of the most
in the South with large grounds, and IN
and romantic situation it affords, in addition
every facility acquiring educaton, mental and
moral OF a high grade. Large additions have been
the buildings to meet the increasing aPplica'
lions for admission. -
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office of the
MS rning Star and Catholic Messenger, 100 Gravier
street jy4 1y