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Auftiuu Salrs.
Asstgnee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer,

The UNDERSIGNED will sell at public outcry on the
at,h nc DAY & OF FEBRUARY next, at IL O'Clock NJ
All that LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OF LAND.
win the two story Wooden Building thereon situate
.ts yns ana peing on the east side of ComipR-street
wy OF charleston, being the next lot 10 George.
street measuring and containing frcnt on Coming.
ar thirtyone (3D feet and in depth ninetyve
ls5 feet nine ~ inches. be the same moro or less
putting aud boundine on the north on lands formerly
OF estate OF James Sheppard, to the east on lands or
- to the south on lands of -. and to the vast
on Coming.stroet; said lot being part of the real real
estate OF James sheppard, deceased and sod nv his
testament. 40 ~ VIII "no
. All that LOT OF LAND on the east side of Com
ngstreet, City OF Charlt stcn, and known as No 4s
iorty-eght), measuring and containing in front on
coming: street thirty (30l feet moro less, and in
less buting and bounding to tho north on lands Of
-; to the south on lands of -. formerly OF Mrs
windsor; Windsor; to the east on land late of John
Barr Esq, and to tho west Coming street All Of
which I VIII moro fully appear upon record Ill the
Mesne Office, Book r., No IA, page 3O3.
All that LOT, PIECE Ok PARCEL CT LAND,
being situate, lying and being on the east side of
Coming street in the City of Charleston IL casuring
and containing in front on Coming street tbirtywo
52) feet six 6) inches be the more or less and
IN depth ninety-fve ts5l feet six t6, inches be the
lands OF estate Of James Sheppard, to the cast on
lands of , to the south on lands late of estate Of
James Sheppard, now of Gabriel Davis and TO the
west on Comingstreet; said lot being part of the
real estate OF James Sheppard, sdeceased and sold
under and by virtue Of his last will and testament
by his executors.
:, Al Al that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
win the two story wooden building anu the ont
north ndhngs se tn being situate and lying on
and and known as No. %, measuring and containing in
'front.' on Bull-street, thirtyo (3D feet more or
ess' ahd IN depth from north to south, one hundred
and forty, one l14l) feet, or less buttipg and
pounding north on lands of Peter Hase, to the east
on lands OF G. /. Whitman to the south on Bull
strcet and to the west on lands OF T. A. Wilbur
Ierms-One-third cash. balance in one aud two
years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mort.
gaso OF ehe premises; buildings to be insured and
Pollcles assigned. Purchaser to pay for all neces
sai1 PaPers anu stamps w. L. MIKELL
Assignee of Gabriel Davis
-o." oa ny q thm8 tu1
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9D-"A LITTLE BILIOUS."-HOW OFTEN
this is the response to tho inquiry after friends
health; as If to be bilious tr f1ing matter hard.
~ worth thirn'ae 500 "a hn ie. It be reraemeerse
that, Us "tali oat7 nj Nrttic acorns grow" so
formidable diseases af.a c2m boing "a little
bilious"
Severe bilious at!ac,,s - or pn1u,on i,l.spring,
summer and autumn an a ,,,., !, ns the seri-
ous disorders Of the live, ,;n ID, naeit acc r at
those seasons, might be t.s j., rnndr 4 b ~
stances to winter iptrpepee, ,..4 tbetr pse atSca
consequences. More lyn,y soas,a = n3sJ Is estcn
more fiery drinEs mo,bea IN col, .h.o IN warm
weather and th1s the bali on sness oroanced wh,rD
under warmer temperature, Gu inmates In r,mt-
tent and In .erinittene feycrs s
The very best medicine for persons who arc
either . LITTLE OF q G"op DEAL btIous IS UO3TEI
TER, STOMACH EIf1LRs. No blue pill or Gallo
pel Is required III such cases. Those powerful
,nineyal medicines cut two ways, like a double
edged sword Thay act 1t is true, upon the liver,
but react noa deleterlously op othor parts OF the
system They '.stick there. ana cannot be got rid
g The Elters contain vegetable agents of ON anti.
biiog cndency. that produce specific and most
genial enect upon the hillary organ without entail
| ing any evil consequences whatever They arc
altogether wholesome. and act favorabIy and stimuli.
taneously upon the stomach, the hver the bowels.
the nervous system, and the brain.
| January 10 DAo t8
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. January 2O.--Charlestos
Hotel-E Johnson. a Brenner, R Gary. Au.
gussa; Chas Decker, Memph g.; w Bepjanain E
EAbrahams. st Louis; II Rhodes, Providence, I;
John Gardy, New York; W DeSchamps Sumter;
John Il Besher. New York; w Walters, 4 New.
conner, Balhmo Q; z W Bookhart ana family. ) q
Courtney, @; o. adler. charlie ston; + T. Monta-
que. Boston; A Kasoher, New York; r Boo,h.
Rev Haven. ct; ) 4 Gaxnaaes and wife. n Living.
ston, Miss Liv,ng'tou and ma,d. b Ewington New
York; II G Robinson, e Robinson. Providence.
RI. #H
Pavilion Hstea.-- James Maawood, Railroad; T q
Bosg, city; p Killer and son. Kingstree. M Smith,
Bemberg, Kleeblcy, orangeourg; 3 Furse.
Columbia; q W Curtis. Chester; W D Bell, Orange.
burg; Il Baldwin, Ohio; n W Erhieman. Florence;
Nv Gilbert, lady, achiidren and servant, L n Gil
bert. WIN Locke. Jno erwin, 10 Grey ana lady. Miss
atibert. Misc Gilbert South Caroline; creig,
81 Stephens; T Utsey, Georges. % q; 3. y :.
Staggers, etnrgeop. Ktngstrss; q Il Qsilieaume.
Nclw York; O W Leland, Mount Pleasant; NO.
rtlcrson. aonth Carolina; n OTIS. h d McEwAn. "a J
ssnes r1orsnce:J a rs1Ros. 9 w Parrot South caro.
iIna. fy sgs@s@S y 9s3
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AJ-THE LANGUAGE OF NATURE AND
experience demonstrates that whoever would enjoy
the pleasures Of food she beauties of landscape the
joys Of companionship, the riches Of literature or
the honors OF station and .renowp, must preserve
their health The effect Of foul, injurious food on.
terng the stomach. is to derapge the digestive Or
gans and produce headache, loss of appetite unre-
freshing sleep, low spirits Yeversh burnings, &C.,
which are the symptoms of that horiid disease,
Dyspepsia. which assumes thousand shapes, and
points toward miserable life and premature decay.
PLANTATION BITrERs will prevent, overcome
and counteract all OF these effects They act with
unerring power. and taken with the pleasure Of
a beverage.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
January 10 tuths3
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r. w. GRAND LODGE. I. O.. o. F.-The fol-
lowing is list of the officers elected at the Annual
Communication OF the r. w. Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows. held Ia this city
on the goth instant: sa
M.w.a.M. J. NJ, ELFoRD Of Lodge No. 10,
r. w. D. 8. M, G. W. CURrI-, of Lodge No. 8.
r. W. q. W., JOS g. MARTIN, of Lodge No. 2.
R. W. G. Sec, JNO. "a. HONOUR, JR, NJ. D., of
Lodge No. Q.
r.. g. Treasurer. T. W. HoLwELL, OF Lodge
No. 2.
of Lodge No 8.
R.w. g. Representative, VIM. THAYER CT Lodge
No. O.
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aD" DERELICT COTTON &c.-ALL PER
SONS saving COTTON OR OTHER PROPERTY
at sea, from the vicinity Of Cape Lookout where the
steamship "Gulf City" was lately wrecked, and
bringing same to this port hereby notified and
requested to report the same to tac undersigned,
who represent Messrs. c. II. MALLORY h CO., of
New York, and who are alone authorized to settle
the salvage. All sales of Cotton or other pro-
pery without our knowledge and consent is he reby
forbidden. COURTENAY & TRENHOLM
January 30 8 Union Wbaryes
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NS-SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM
PANY, AND SoUrWES Err RAILROAD BANK.
The attention Of the stockholde s of the above In
stituons is respectfully called to the following reso-
luton, adopted at the annual mec,ipg February
49, 1867:
"Resolced, That hereafter proxies shall be re-
CURED ut each annual meeting"
And notice is hereby given that proxies will rot be
available at the next meeting ninth md tenth pro-
mol unless each signature is stamped with ten
cents Internal Revenue Stamp.
JOHN Y. STOCK. J Committee
J.. q, HENDRICKS,} to verify
A. w. BURNETT, Proxies. /.
January 81 thstu9
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The PEOPLES PAPER.-The publishers of the
New York Weekly Sun offers, through advertise
ment in another column, special inducements to
subscribers I he Weekly Sun ls one Of the most
comprehensive neat, and sparkling papers publish.
ed; its agricultural department is managed by the
well known Andrew S. Fuller; and the fact that o
subscriber gets his moneys worth when subscrib.
ing added to the cheap price at which the paper is
published, is surely lnducement enough for all to
send in their money at once.
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M1N1ArUeE MAN-Chareston was visited
yesterday b7 Lil]iputiau, named Charles Rollin
Decker, who claims to be the smallest man in tho
world. Be is certainlySsm aller than General Tom
Thumb or the irrepressible ony,nodore Mutt Mr..
1scrA-r Ar iss.
and is only thirty inches high He is well in.
formed, Of polished manners, and dresses in the
latest style. He was born in MISSISSIPPI but halls
from Memphis, Tenn. large crowd of boys fol-
lowed him hetrotted through the Streets selling
his photograph and the book Of his life.
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LOCAL nj MATT.ERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

HUCIION SHLES IHIo UHf.
r.. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at II
o'clock, at wharf foot Of Pinckney street, soop Pa
rsienne.
MILES DRAKE will sell al 10 O'Clock, at his store.
corner King and Liberty Streets clothing, dry goods
and cutlery
T. M. CATER will sell at three quarters past 8
O'Clock, in his store B owns wharf, butter lard and
crockery.
JOHN g. M1LNon & Co. will sell Mt 10 O'Clock, in
their salesroom, Mectipg.streo dry goods, writing
paper, &c.
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ag ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ALI,
persons having claims against the Estate Of the late
n. Fl. WILLIAMs will present the came. properly
attested, to Messrs. BROWN & hIIKELL, Attorneys
at Law, Law Range, Broad street. and all persons
indebted to said Estate will please payment to
the same II. II. WILLIAMS
Qualified Administrator
November 81 2amo3mo
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funeral notiees.

&1-- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaiptances9 Of Mrs. EITzABETa HELENA PAR.
KER and b. j. PARKER and family, are requested 10
attend the Funeral Services of tho former from her
late residence, No. 11S Wentworh-street, at Four
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON, without further invitation
January 81 ~
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agNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the meeting of the Legislature application will
be made fer o Charter for tho ''DEUTSCHER AR
IILLERIt," Unterstu'z zungs verein.
December 81 +r
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Nd LARGEST CIRCULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULATEON IN THE CrTY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE POsToFrIoE AT THE END OF
IONS OF THE NEW PosTOFEICE LAW
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November 81

asT NINETY DAYS AFTER DATE AP-
aPLICATI0N will be made for renewal of Certificate
No. 1854 date April 16 1853, tor Forty shares South
Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock in the name of
Fl. H. WILLIAMS, the s,me being lost
November ~ 1amo3mos
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aD-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood. with the humane view of treatment and cure.
sent by mail free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, BOX P. Philadelphia Pa
January 20 3mos
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The DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Com
mERoIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning Business houses wish
ing to subscribe for specified number of copies
containing their cards, should leave their orders at
counting room to-day. AL orders for ten copies
and over will be supplied at the rate Of two and o
half oents per copy.
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JHE THEATRE-Mss Annie Deland, actress Of
great promise, will make her first appearance in
Charleston on Monday night at the Hib+rnian Hail.
Miss Deland was born in Augusta, but was educated
in this CITY, We understand that the coming star
has played with great in England, where she
has been for moro than two years.
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Special laotiees.

aD-NOIICE.-TO WHOM II MAY CON-
CERN.-So debts contracted by the crew Of the
Danish bark "KAMMA FUNDER" will be paid by
the Captain Co .signees.
January 81 WILLIS M CHJSOIM
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Hg3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe
streets. and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city n, il
November Ia t4t9 a, arooo
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Stonewall Fire Engine Company ut 4P. NJ.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1, at
half-past 7 M
Union Kilwinnng Lodge, at P. M.
Howard Lodge, at P. NJ.
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TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT - Saturday night
Manager Gilbert receives benefit from our hremen.
he will award the company disposing of the largest
number Of tickets. q Gold Meial valued at 500
manufactured by Mr.. j. Levin. and on exhibition at
the store of Mr. James Allan, Ktng-street. Presi-
dents of companies desiring to contest for the prize
should call on Mr.. John Burns at Hibernian Hall,
Immediately. and secure tickets Names of Com.
mittee Of Arrangements Will be published Saturday
morning. January 20
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BOARD OF FIREMAsTERs. O meeting OF
the Board Of Firemasters held last evening, D. Nj.
Strobel unani monsly re elected clerk Of the
Board AID Superintendent Of Engines, and Fl. O..
Shokes, Pump Contractor.
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S,.s ..r.- A4.,r a.rsy :. us5srs
SIGNED, having been appointed Receiver III inc
late Arm Of DAWSON & BLAoKMAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims against said firm must be pre-
sented to him. and all persons indebted must make
payment to- JNO. L. HUMPHREY
January 13 No AZ Broad .street
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Aartipn Selea.


VIII be sold, THIS DAY, Browns Wharf, at three
. quarters.past O'Clock,
86 tubs BUTTER, some choice \
2S tubs Lar1 r.
10 crates Crockery, assorted
Lot open Crockery
Conditions cash. Januarv OF
Clothing, Dry Goods and Cutlery.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, ut 10 o'clock, I will sell at nv
~ store store corner OF King and Liberty streets,
AN INVOICE OF CLOCHING, JUST RECEIVED
BY STEAMSHIP MA NHATTAN,
CONSISTING OF:
40 Gents Cloth Froci COATS
oo Gents Cashmere, Tweed and satinet Sack
200 pair Cassimere and Satinet Pants
80 Cloih, Velvet and Satin Vests
IL d2zen Belnap and Linen Bosom Shirts,
line Of DRY GOODS, consisting of Linen, Pop.
nn ked and White Flannel Dress Goods. Linen
Check ssimere. Satinet, Damask, &C.. Ladies' and
Gents Hosiery Countorpanes Fancy Bedspreads
ties, &C.
200 dozen Table and Pocket CUTLERY, u.s.
Sortcu. january 81
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Clothing, Dry Goods and Cutlery.
BY MILES DRAKE.
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
BY MILES DRAKE.

TOMORROW, the 22d Instant. at 10 O'Clock, will
sell at my storo corner King and Liberty streets.
20 cases BOOTS AND SHOOTS just received com
Retail Trade, '
CONSISTING PART OF:
Cases Mems Calf and Kip p. s. BOOTS
Cases Mems Calf Creole Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Ealmorals
Cases Mems Calf and Buff Brogans Gil and Ola
ases Ladies Serge Congress and Polish Boots
cases Women's Goat and Buff Bootees, 81 and SO
Cases Boys Calf Boots and Brogans, is
Cases Youths Plain and Copper Toed Boots, 9.13
Cartoons Ladies. Misses aud Children's Shoes
2oo pairs Mems. Ladies', Misses and Children IS
Shoes, shop goods.
ALSO,
rs cases, l5O dozen, Mems, Boys and Children s
dai0 January Fl
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COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE.
CHARLESTON. JANUARY 18. ls69.-The following
named persons are recognized as ASSISTANT AS
SCISSORS appointed under the act providing for the
Assessment ard Taxation of Property, for the Coun
ty Of Charleston, to wit:
Fifth District lying east of the Santee Canal and
Cooper River Gnstead OF east of the Northeastern
Railroad and the Cooper River, as previously pub
lished), s. 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, IHOs A. BAY
NARD. a. J. RANSIER, A. @. @.
January 20 .. \
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AT about halfr ast ten O'Clock yesterday morning,
Mr.. Gilbert Pillsbury accompanied by Colonel
Moore, Mr.. f.. w. NJ. Maokey aud Mr.. T. J. Mackey,
waited on Mayor Clark and formally demanded the
surrender of the Office of Mayor. MIR. Clark said
that he would be prepared to give formal reply at
about O'Clock, and the claimant then saia that he
would await the reply at the sher's Office, to which
place it was afterwards sent. The demand of NIr.
Pillsbury and the answer of Mayor Clark are as fol-
lows:
CHARLESTON, s. c., January 90, 1869
Hon. George W. Clark. Ac'tag Mayor Of the CITY of
Charleston, S. c., city Hau Charleston.
s1E-rhe undersigned having been duly elected
Mayor OF the City Of Charleston, at the Municipal
election hell in said city on the tenth day of Novem
per, A. d. 1868. and the Acting Board of Aldermen
having under date of the eighteenth day of January
1869, declared said election in accordance with the
returns of the managers thereof. which returns so
forth that the undersigned received "the largest
number OF votes for Mayor and the undersigned,
having duly qualified for said office, does now de-
mand that you surrender to him the functions of
Mayor OF the City of Charleston, together with al
books, records and property appertaining to the
same. GILBERC L PiLLSBURY,
Mayor Elect of the City OF Charleston.
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THE MAYORALTY.

stallation u 8 Mayor--The Dema nd snil
tho Reply.
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CHARLESTON, s. c., January 20, 1860.

Hon. Gilbert P,Usbu,y:
DEAR s1R-I am in receipt Of your communication
Of 20 h January. 1869, in which you "demand of me
to surrender to you the functions of Mayor OF the
City of Charleston, together with all tho books re-
cords and property appertainil G 10 the same" In
reply beg leave to say that the legality Of the cleo
tion by virtue Of which you claim the Office of May or
has been dul' put In issue by numerous body Of
corporal ors and that by act regulating
OF certain Offices and appointments thereto, the Act
ing Mayor and Aldermen directed to continue in
office until their several Offices alled ty the cleo
ton and qualification according ia,U of their sue
cessors In the said Municipal Offices
In the recent opirios,~ Of the Supreme Court, q
clear distinction Is taken between the declaration Of
the suits OF the election and the right take DOS
session OF the offices claimed by you and your COL
leagues.
1t is distinctly stated that tho validity of The eec
tion was not properly in issue upon the proceedings
before them, and that part of the alternative writ
which required your admission TO the offices by
instruction of the court Omitted in the peremptory
writ to which we have just certified obedience.
have no desire to make fruitless issues. but am
bound to regard the question Of the aldty of the
good taith and until this question judically
lied, cannot ongistently with my ideas of public
duty, surrender TO you the eff1ce of Mayor.
Respectfully yours,
GEO W. CLARK, Mayor
These letters explain pretty ceary the presen
position of the case, and it is not possible to say
with certainty what Will be the next step of other
ofthe parties It is probable however, that the de-
mand of Mr. Plllsbury is the preliminary step to
sung VI WIN VI quo which, II
sued by the court would require the Mayor and AL
dermen to show by what authority they continued
to hold Office in face ofthe alleged fact that Gilbert
Pillsbury and others had been elected in their
stead. In doing this he whole question of the al
legged illegality of the election would come
up, and the present Mayor and Aldermen
would, it is presumed, adduce all the evi-
dence they could obtain to prove that there
was not legal election, that there was therefore, no
election, and that @. w. Clark and others legally
held Office until there was legal election. If the
quo auarranto were issued by the circuit court either
p1rty could take appeal from that decision to the
Supreme Court, whose dccsion would be final. To
avoid this appeal however, tits believed that tho writ
OF quo asarranto will if possible, be btained from the
Supreme Court direct
This is the position of the contested election case
far as Is aected by the action taken yesterday by
Mr. Pilsbury.
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The MEETINa-sTREET ICE HoUsE.-In the
place Of the old and unsghty building that served
the purposes of an ice house in Meetingstreet the
Tudor Ice Company, of Boston, have erected new
one that adds to the appearance of the locality in
which it stands. The new building has front OF
feet, and extends two hundred and forty
feet the The front reservoir for ice will co,.
tain one thousand tons, while the rear ono will hold
two thousand TONS The new building has been con-
structed under the superv 8 ON of Mr.. John Luiehe
agent of the company, snd MIR. James M. Duryea,
long and favor ably known in connection with the ice
trade of tho city. The repairs and improvements
that have been made have cost about $4,000
A HANDSOME VEssEL.-The following notice.
whch we clip from shc New York Journal of Com
merce, of Monday last. speaks i'll fatte ing terms of
beautiful craft just constructed by Captain r. Fl
Tucker, whom onr readers who date from sometime
back will remember commanding, about 1S45, the
ship Alliance, which ma lie several rapid PASSAGES
from Liverpool to this port. at ono time bringing
later European dates. Steam was then just commen.
cling and ocean ca ,les had existence. He was al
terwards m .rchant OF tn city, and having been
left an ample competence by his father, who was q
large ship ownel, now spends his time in managing
his property ashore aid, afloat: 'Ihe attention of
yachtmen and others is called to the yacht Ataanta
lying at Pier II, East l,iver. This beautiful lit.
tie vessel was butt at Wsoasset, Me-; by Captain
II. Tucker She is ofan improved model, all hol.
low lines, .ructed by Mr.. Given, Of Wiscasset,
who modelled many Of Donald hicKay's famous
clipper ships. She is sixty feet long. eighteen feet
wide. and seven feet deep. and measures seventy
tons old measurement; fs constructed entirely OF
white oak, coppered and copper-fastened, all iron
work galvanized; not particle Of pitch, paint or
putty used in her construction. Captain
Tucker, the owner is hoard, and would be pleased
to show his vessel to gentlemen interested in marine
architecture previous to sailing for Charleston on
the 21st"
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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALOON. .--Oys.
ers in every STYLE Mince pies esh daily. Hot cot
fec and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.