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Auction Sales To-Day.

By CHARLES 7. NASH, at 10 O'Clock, large
lot Of glassware, table furniture etc., etc. at the
corner Of Perdido snd st. Charles streets. Terms
cash.
BY Z. ROGER & Co. at 10 O'Clock, at No. AZ Old
Leyee, stock Of sessonable dry goods, linens,
laces, ETC., etc. Over three hundred dollars,
ninety days credit with good paper.
b. S. GuNAULr-The contents cf Mrs B. Do.
rand's store, at No. 3IRoysl street, at 10 clock
This stock consists of house furnishing goods.
Terms: cash.
MEssRs. MONTGOMERY Bros. & Co. viii sell
at the old auction mart, at IL O'Clock, general
assortment of household furniture, paintings,
kitchen utensils, etc. Terms: cash.
Mr., o. WALTON sells at No. 40 Tchoupitoulas
street, at log O'clock "a boxes lemons. Terms
cash.
Mr.. D. f. MoRluYl sells at No. AZ Magazine
street. A. 10 O'Clock, groceries, etc. Terms cash.
MEss<s. MONTGOMERY Eros. & Bro, at Phil.
Liner stable, on GrsVier street. at hslf.psst two
O'Clock, fine horses, mules, etc. Terms cash.
MEssEs. GRGRDEY & Co.,Vwill sell at Nos.
"a and'v6 Charities street, large stock Of fancy
goods, perfumery, etc. Terms cash.
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House keepers and dealers will read with in
terest Ito card Of Mr.. Samuel d. Mccullough on
orr editorial page. He therein announces that he
has trab ferred his business Of manufacturing mus.
tard 20 essrs. James NJ. Yates and James Dudley,
who wiz continue the business Of manufacturing
Burrowss' Lexington mustard, or McCulloughs
Lexington mustard, on their own scsount. The
reputax n Of this brand Of mustard is so well es-
tablishF Sc scarcely to require notice. and we
have tbs assurance of Mr.. McCuloughs successors
that thsy will adhere to the same process of man
ufactqs employed so successfully for the past
fftv RrSc-a
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

Theiapidity with which Plantation Bitters have
become household necessity throughout the civ.
iged nations, is without parallel in the history
of the sssorld. Over FIVE million bottles were sold
In tWes months, and the demand is daily incre as.
ing. hch and poor, young and old, ladies', physi-
ciani end clergymen, find that 1t reyives droopinQ
spuI.s, lends strength to the system, vigor TO the
min{ and is exhausted nature's great restorer II
is conpounded Of the choicest roots and herbs,
the celebrated Cslissys Peruvian bark, etc., ali
preserved In pure St. Croix rum. II Is sold by al
Respectable dealers in every town, parish, village
Europe and all the Islands Of the ocean.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

FRshoNr.-Sltm, soldierly, sriatocratic, with
short gray hair, an almost feminine expression. a
restless look amidst bis primness and reserve. |
see John G. Fremont almost daily. He in here
looking mp bis railroad scheme, which alone was
left out by the jobbers Of the railway omnibus
bill. Looking back over the history Of the Repub.
hcsn party we can see how foolish were our hero.
vorships. This man was once our dsIirium Of
general. What foolish things we did and said,
naming our babies after him, whose solitary monu.
ment viii probably be the association OF his name
with Fremont's Peak. There he made ten.
strike, pushing bis nomadic way after the wander.
ing star.-tWash. Letter.
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WHAT THE CUBASs ARE FIGHTING roR.-The
Cubans, we may credit their own story.
told officially, and from mouth TO mouth, are fight.
ing for
Representation,
Severance Of Church and State, and
General emancipation.
Every one Of these are principles tTaditionaly
dear to the American people, and ends which
we have been taught to believe Just causes of
war.
Cuba to day has no representation in the Span
ish Cortes. snd never has had. She has not been
offered even that constructive representation with
which we were sought to be deIuded IN colonial
times. She has no voice in determining the
amount or the method OF collection of the taxes
which she must raise. These taxes again ara not
invested nor spent for her benefit nor has abe any
power Of any kind over them. She is simply the
Golfer Of the Spanish throne.
The consequences of this disability are those
which have always followed it, and are not few:
burdensome standing army weighs down and
!mpoverishes the island.
The rule OF the captain-genersI is absolute and
arbitrary.
The exercise Of the right of petition has been
followed by expatriation and imprisonment.
The corporate association of the people for the
purposes OF science, art commerce has been dis.
countenanced and impeded
The ports OF the island have been closed to for
elgn ships, for the purpose of creating monop.
oily for Spanish bottoms.
But why enumerate lengtheninr list of evils,
FOR this cause slone-taxston without represen-
tatlon-we went to war, and deemed the step well
and prudently taken.-[The Revolution in Cuba,
In March No. of Dppincott's Magazine.
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Washington Correspondence.

The New Orleans Custom House-The Court OF
Clairns-The Cabinet Culinary and Congress
sional--Grand Army of Diamond
Cut Diamond--Org anization Of the Next House
Judge Dents Nomination-Too Much Lcgisis-
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Monthly advertisements, inserted evsry other Day,
ehsrges " -thirds the sbsve rates
Firsts Fsnrth page monthly advertisements, each
b1uare, 81 per meath
TSsnsleit advertisements, having tbs TIRE paper
1rst Astsu. 81 30 square, each Subsequent insertion
Is cents nsr square.
strs: as Fourth page transient Advertisements each
lnssr.i9 =, tI'BO per square
Atverments inserted at intervals 70 be charged
zach In ,Tton
kegrTr tdvsisers wha advertise largely be allowed
Sach afnt rom above named
agreed npsn proided, that shall such discount
sEceec Is yer
All buspcss notices o, Advertisements charged %
cents ret ssr line, each insertion
All ADVERTISEMENTS must be paid for IN advance
Al 'avgsemens not marked for any specified number
inser uil be published six times and charged accord.
Ihsiy. M
Antssih regular advertisers shall be rendered monthly
Asquars Is the space occupied By lines solid agate.
,r1hH wEEKLY CRESCENT
Is pTbs bed every Saturday msrning Subscription SIS
Per a.hpS. in advance half yearly and quarterly.
rstes; sst1ge copies, 10 centG
. Rates Of Advertising;
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The Senate on the 18th ratified several Indian
treatief negotiated at Fort Laramie by Generals
ShermSl, Harvey, Terry and Augur. with the rep.
resentfiyes OF bands of Sioux, Shoshones and
BsnnoGks. who had been ct war with the United
Statesa' These bands of Indians are to be located
on rss$ yatons north Of Nebraska and west of the
Missouf river, in accordance with the policy Of
the poSce commission.
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Keep Hogan, IS Tchoupitoulss street and SO
New Levee, keep on hand a large and extenaiys
stock Of hardware and cutlery, Jas. b. Hall &
Co.'S hayssyine, Ky, plows. sugar and cotton.
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ponst buy miserable single thread machine,
whenyou can get frst premium Grover 4 Baker
at he'Nsw York price, ffty-fve dollars, and war
TanteG iye years, ct Isl Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

Baltimore, This season, Ia daily represented on
the grand boulevard by several couples of fash
ionable and stylish appearance.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

He that seeks perfection on earth, would haya
nothing new for the saints to ind in heaven.
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There must exist an immense depot OF mules in
this city, and the business in that line must be
very brisk. as is evidenced BY the large quanti
ties which at all hours Of the day pass down Canal
street going toward the steamboat landing.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

Washington's birthday was on the whole rather
fairly celebrated. There was military display
an imitation Of the display Of old times when our
own people were allowed to bear arms-a salute,
the usual amount OF bunting, and that was all.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

We are going to have some cool weather. Yes.
tired of worrying us before our time. summer has
kindly consented to depart from New Orleans
where she has for the past few days fixed her
temporary residence and has fitted further south
May her absence be a long one, and may her
sweet half sister spring arrive and stay with
Us more than her usual time.
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The number of Germans at the st. Charles
Thester last evening was quite noticeable. They
seemed to greatly enjoy the hearing Of their
mother tongue.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

The walls about town Just now are decorated
with huge posters informing Us that Pareps Rosa,
the famous vocalist, will soon be here. Her sd-
vent will be hailed with pleasure by the music
loving community.
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its trembling tones to mingle with the zsphyrs of

its trembling tones to mingle with the zephyrs OF
black browed night.
Pleasure held high carnival for this special sea-
son. Wills. her gay and happy votaries drank in
the hisrisy Of the fleeing hours and seemed to
but wish that Aurora would stay her hand ere
opening the pesrly gates Of the far Of Orient.
But all things have termination, Joy and merri-
ment not excepted, and when the pale gray mist
OF morning began to cast its shadows sthwart the
horizon, music ceased, and fatigued nature sought
the cushion of repose.
Ere concluding we must acknowledge the kind
attentions we received from the courteous man.
ayers, whose generosity and consideration for our
feelings will cling to in the future with grateful
emotions.
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Mississippi was worthily represented at til,
Opera last evening by two Of her fairest dsugh
tiers; one blonde, the other brunette, and boti
splendid in appearance. The blonde lady espe
cislly was remarkable for her striking resem
blance in features and couture to the common idea
of Cleopatra.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-23

ss-.-r. month months. months. month. !. month.
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Janauschek, the celebrated, pleased some Of
the best people in town last night ct the St.
Charles, German as well as American. Although
this writer cannot understand German or Ssnscrit,
the Mary Stuart" of this actress is as EASILY
understood and appreciated as that of Ristori,
whom We have often seen. Janauschek has sur.
rounded herself with proper people, also, among
whom are Messrs. Pilot Taylor, who are to be
commended to those with whom they come in
contact.
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The thirty thousand citzena of Is,;.., e..
who are here in the DiLtrict for ,ha uescen.
carrying elsctions, and i've nndsr ~ pulpVse Oh
care Of the Radical Congress- Ana =. .t e los.erlng
OF the regular appropriations msSs sos tSa;1
port have Just began to that II sa
. tnng az being lsgislatsd for too mncS snS 80 a
resolution Of thanks has Teen nasseS ~. ~ sns
Johnson -. ~; ana presented 20 President
few dsvs .,na ao acuon n vetoing bill passed
of the coiossi; uahslerring the superintendence
ment 20 ,ha SCHOOLS from the interior DEPART
rsi tao ao eae sublime audScity to prepare memo
further eyn. PRESENTED 70 Congress. asking that
made. fsiilen's IN mat direction MAJ not DO
DELTA.
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VCs NAoI~DAA MONNANG, JAN " AK
,Misfellaueons.
DO Mt >N
OVERLOOK THIS!

TF YOU WANT g AS FITTING DONE,
Il Go to p. l.. GUILLEMIN, No. l40 Church .treet
il you want STEAM FILLING done,
Go TO F. I. GUILLEHIN, No. 14o Churclstreet
IT you want PLUMBING DONE
Go to p. l.. GUILlEMIN, No. 140 Churcfstreet
II you want lin ROOFING and GUITERTNCdone,
GO to T. T.. GUILLEMIN. No. lao Churchsreet.
Ii you want GAS FIX UhES
60 to r. L. GUILLEMIN, No. 140 Churchstreet
Where you can get GAS CHAN DELIERSI PEN
DANTs Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable tands,
Drop Lights,
ARGAND BURNERS.
Porcelain, Mica. Paper and Tin Shades Glass
Globes and Shades Copper .nd Iron Pump, Bath
&C., &c., at reasonable prices
Repairing promptly attended to.
Old Gas Fixtures Rebronzed.
December 10 thsr,9mo
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Assignee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer.

A1o unaersloned VII! sell at public outcry. on the
at the Old Customhouse -
All that LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND
with the two story OGDEN Building thereon sjtn,to
lying and being on the east side Of Comino-street
City OF Charleston, being the next lot TO George.
street meas uring and containing mt on Coming
(95 feet nine (0 Inches. be the same more or less
bltting and boundno the north on lands formerly
OF estate OF James Sheppard to the east lands OF
--, to tue south on lands Of ---, and to the west
on Comingstre t; said lot being part of the real
estate OF James sheppard, deceased. and sold by his
executors, under and by virtue OF his last will and
testament
All that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com
ing street. City OF Charl ston. and known as No AZ
torty-eght). meaouring and containing In front on
Coming. street thirty 30 feet more or less, and in
aepth ninet hve '95l ieet three 49, inches,
ess buttlpg and bounding to the north on lanos OF
--; to the south on lands of -- formerly of Mrs
Windsor: to the east on land now late OF John
Mesne Office. Book R. No IA. page Sos.
All that LOT, PIECE Ok PARCEL OF LAND
being situate, lying and being on the east side Of
Comingstreet. in the City Of Charleston Measuring
and saa containg IN 'front.' on Coming street thirty
S2j feet six (6 inches, be the more or less and
IN depth ninety (s5l feet elk 49, inches be fhe
same more OF less; butting and bounding north on
lands of , to the south on iandslate of estate q
James sheppard, now CT Gabriel Davis, and 10 the
ives wess on m said lot being part Of the
reai estate OF James shepperd, deceased. and sold
under and by virtue OF his last will and testamen
by his executors.
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL, OF land
with the two story wooden building ami the ont.
oss:ssings thereon, being situate and lying on the
north side OF street, in the City Of Charleston
front on Bulstreet, thirty one (Sl) feet, more OF
less, and In depth from north to SOUTH one hundred
ana forty one t141) feet, more less; buttpg and
bounding north on lands of Peter Hasel to the east
on lands OF g. T. Whitman. to the south on Bull.
street, and to the west on lands OF T. A. Wilbur
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond of the purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises; buildiI gs to be Insured and
policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for all neces
tary papers and stamps. w. +. MIKELL,
Assignee Of Gabriel Davis
January 81 tbm0 tut
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Ca atives, Friends and Nc-
quaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. HENRY BENsEN, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF their
younge't SOD. HENRY, at their residence corner
Coming and Cannon streets, HIS AFTERNOON at Two
O'Clock, without further invitation.
January Is
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THE DAILY NEWS.

AS- LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFIoE AT THE END oF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRov1s
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFFICE LAW.
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DAVIS DIAMOND HAMs.--W. s. Corwin & Co.
have just received fresh supply Of this delicious
brand; aleo. smoked tongues, breakfast strips and
Yarmouth bloaters.
These articles are all fresh and of fine quality,
are the stock of groceries usually sold by this well
kept house.
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MURDER.-A young colored man, named Ben
Jones, who worked at Ohisoms MIL, was Miied. ON
the south side Of Calhounstree last evening about
haif-past seven O'Clock He received two stabs,
In the shoulder running down to the lungs, and the
Other In the stomach, with dirk in the hands o.
an unknown person. He died in few minutes.
AS the matter is undergoing investigation the par
uculars are withheld
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Volud6te Reat Estate at Auction, at Expense
and Risk Of former Purchaser.
w. Y. LEiTCH & r.. y. RRTNS.

VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY next, 9th inst. at II
O'Clock, A. NJ ut the Old Postofhce. foot of Bro ad-
street. at the expense and risk of the former pur-
of sale,
AL that Lor OF LAND, with the buildings there
on situate on the east side OF Moetingstreet oppo.
sue s Sums, Lane, known as No 1876, measuring in
mont ON Meeing-street, say ffty (5O) feet and in
dep,h say one hundred and seventv-seven I77) feet
more m or less; butting aud bounding north lands
ian1s Ia, Of Elliott west on Meeling-street and south
story wood Building brick foundation containing
nine rooms ironing en- Meetings. and other
here is q f1ne well of water, and also a cstern in
me yard, and the front floor of the building is ad.
mtrably adapted for store The whole forming
one of the most desirable blsine location in the
city.
Terms-One third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual instalmcnts, secured by bond or
bonds OF purchaser bearing intel est from day or
sale at the rate of seven per cent per annum and
mortgage Of the premises; buildings to be injured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to ply for papers
ana stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
January ~ Assignee of James Brown.
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ALL PHYSICIANS wherever it has been tred)
recommends 'Hood's overeign Balm" for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, whoopipg Cough, sc. 1t can be
fou nd genuine at Dowe & Noises Drug Store cor.
Ter Of Meeting and Hasel streets.
january ID wfm6
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS News is indebted
to Mcesrs. Wslker, Evans & Cogswell for hand.
somely and durably bound ipterleaved copy of their
useful Southern Almaua, for 1863.
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THE ORPHAN HoUsE.-All the old officers Of
this institution havebeen reelected, except the
ton and steward 1t is understood that the present
incumbent, Mr. Desaussure declines reelection.
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INDELLIBLE PENCILS, for marking linen, Pal
ace Playing Cards. very handsome; common Cards.
15 cents per pack; Check Books and Bank Books
very low; Slate Pencils 25 cents per box; Shipping
Ca1ds and Tags; ALSO Masonic Certificates in parch-
ment and book form. at COURTENAYs
January 16 smw6 Broad-street
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Marrie0.

sTEwART-ARNOLD.-O Thursday evening,
January 81, 1869, by the Rev. W. j. Bowman, at the
Wentworth-street Lutheran Church, ROBERT
STEWART and MARIA a., eldest daughter of RICH-
ARD ARNOLD, Esq, all OF this city
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funeral Notices.

$50 The Relatives and Friends of MIR.
and Mrs. T. GRANGE S1MoNs are invited to attend the
Funeral of Mrs. sIMoNs, at Ten O'Clock THIS
MORNING, atSt Paul's Church, Radcliffeboro'
January Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-25

LADIES LUNCH AT K1NsMAN's SALOON
ters in every STYLE Mince pies fresh daily. Hot COT
fee and chocolate at oil hours. Ice cream every
day.
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w. Il. MIKELL,
January 81 thm8wth2 Assignee Gabriel Davis.
sHERTEE,s sALE /.

SAEkIFEsS SALE.
By vItue OF writ Of Fier Facias, to me directed
day Of February next at the heast corner Of the
Courthouse, between the hours Of IL A. M and
PM. - ''-A
All the ri4ht title and Interest OF the defendant n,
TRAGA OF LAND, situate on Edlsto Island ana
known as "Cedar Hail." together with the b ildings
acre., more or less. -
Levied on and to be sold as the property of DIR.
james 4. Mhaley at the suit OF Joseph Purcell for
use OF O. b. Northrop.
At the same time and place
All the right title and intel est of the defendant I'm
al that 10 4 Or LAND. with improvements thereon
situate In the Town Of Mount Pleasant; said Lot
rounded south on kennett-s, reet on Ian q of
Da aason, and west on lands OF Tomlinson.
Levied on aud TO be solo % the prop rty of WIN.
T. Pearce at tue suits OF b. 4. Bequest ana G. Koper
ALSO
az the mo time ana piEco--
All the right vile aud iDte est of the defendant
In all that tkAOT or LAND situate In st. Johns
Berkeley. near Mount Holy station. Northeaetern
Railroad With the bal dings and improvements
thereon; eatd tract ccntainins abou $50 acres moro
or leas. bounded north by lands Z w. J. Hutsoa,
south by lands OF B. A. Donneliy. east by lande Of
Cannon. n y-I1ET
Leyieo on ana 10 be sold as the properly OF Ed.
executor. and ,. a. Crawford.
( At tho same ,ar,o and place 5a@
All the right title anu 1ytereet OF the defendant In
oil those 1lIREE LOTS OF LAND with bujldsnra
ana improvements thereon, situate ON the north sf
Levied ON and to be 90 d On the proparky of 0 n.
1rumbo. at tho suit a Achfl Do Cafaduo. sssgS
Terms cash. ~ r. W. MI Maa,vLY d n ~
Jann-ry IL T ma
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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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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Burns Charitable Association, at p. M.
Irustees College Of Charleston, at half-past p. NJ
Bible Society of Charleston, at 4 p. NJ.
Friendship Lodge, at p. NJ,