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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-29
5or Sale.

E>oR SALE Low. A LARGE CHURCH
IL ORGAN, containing thlrty-hve s ops
4 SMALL .PARLoR ORGAN. containing four
BAsER oRsAs Gese TO- A9g e .
derborst-street. thstuSth july
AT PklvA e sALE, THAT FINE
~ e1AND with fixtures for Q Grocery, corner
paIsoqn pReIars and East Bay streets No. ss Apply on
E. EnEn1noE<s. thstn January al
Il F!NEsT PRIVATE EsrABLisHMENT In the
town. admirably adapted for q hrst class Private
boardfnT House. very near the Railroad Depot, ON
ciud'ng cottages. which coul be used for boarders
Grounds elegantly laid out and the entire premises
we'll and cstern. Lot 500 oy 500 feet. '"-' p"A'e0
-. Ihis House could be kept filed with boarders all
fnrniture. Possession gwen Immediately.
TO persona disposed to open large Private
ss Boarding House at aiken, no such opportunity has
us dozt such houses could not accomm ,date the
large @ NUMBER per OF persons applying for board.
str e. s-9l1.Ot0 cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
Apply enclosing postage stamp to FREDERICK
a. foHD Attorney at tL haw' jenkins street. Aiken.
ESOh .sALE. ONE MUNDWED TalUUs.
IL AND ACRES OF LAND in Kershaw County.
south Carolina
CONSISTING OF:
FIFTY vERY SELECT FARMS near Camden and
on tho Railroad varying in size from $50 to 500 acres
! Lhese ne and adjoioing tarms are being taken by
fui. comtCr able and profitable farms.
MANY LARGE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS,
convenient to market.
DESIRABLE RESIDEN 1Es in Camden and Kirk.
wood D. N --
SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND
tt AND a,
A few very VALUABLE SITES for manufactories
Address, WIN. M. SHANNON. s.l
Attorney at Law, Camden, q. G.
| July % DSc 1mos
B-A Aex5OrrsSfssemss0xsaB ss a. x yc m = = n n
~ others wishtng .:to OF salss Flscasa-r
Cards. or fother yQe, RrnulR executed with neat.
ing M tesr orders q THaS HwS JOB OFFICE. No
FlSOR SALE, OLD NENVSPAPEfkS IH
IL any quantity. lrlre 10 cents Der hundred.
The lheapest wrappip9 paper that can be used APP
ply stthe once Of THEN&WSA sla{ March NJ
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fT OY Il, - q M h ~ zngs4 Esa IN "
sUPERIoR TO THE BEST IMPORTED Co
EOaNE Wal rER, nufactassd And sold wbolesais
nn0 fe'aG D. PHI l4ss.s DE- I'll DAEH,
June2l sr DS3 No 1871 Meeting Pr ct.
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NEW GOODS,

L1AsT INDIAN MANIOCA. NEW, AaREEA.
IL BILE, most delcious aud healthy food. used
for Pnddings. Jeilies, Blanc Mango, Ice Cream
6ftddle Cakes Soups. go, put up in1 tt. pack
agee. with directions for use.
Desiccat'd Cocoanut for Pies, Puddngs, Cakes
&C.. put up in half tb packages. with directions
Sweet Oil French and American in half plnts plnts
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine vineg,r, warranted pure
p ID.
Just received and for sale by
COOPERA I'VE GROCERY STORE
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets
Goods delivered tree. Nav %
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w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornameatal. is executed promptly in the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices. az BE
NKws Bob OfRce. No. 1A9 EAST BAY Cah and ex-
anime the scale OF prices before giving your orders
elseWhoDo
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= aasFAsA

~, AND GEN LIE
I a,y affection Of the Chest
4, ,ug o bottle Of WINE OF
~ July 20
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w GAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK in both Eng.
lish and German, by Robert stewart, V. g., OF Miss
he work covers the whole ground ef the breeding
and raising and the treatment OF horses and mules
boh In sickness and health. 1t has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day tho most popular and
pest selling Horse Book ont. Address q. r. VEN /,
Publisher, Cincinnati. O.. 6mos March 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-29

ATANTED-AaENTS SELL TF4E
w AMERICAN EMITTING MACHINE. Price
S26. The simpest, cheapest and best Knitting. Ma
chine even invented. Will knit 10000 stitches per
minute Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston. Mass., or ST Louis. Mo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-29

A PKl VA II r SALE, THAT FIN n
a sTAND with fixtures for Grocery corner
calhoun and East Bay Streets No. 35. Apply ON
PREMISES. tLstu January Al
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
Z U r q p e.

The Cunard steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins.
from Liverpool April "a via Queenstown the 26th,
arrived here last evening. She brings details OF our
cable telegrams up 10 date OF sailing.
Paris gossip has again revived an old report
about the Empress making pilgrimage TO Jeruss-
lem.
There is rumor that the Emperor OF Austria is
likely 70 visit Constantnople during the summer.
ON the strength OF II overhaul Of the nausajee,-
han6 at Arnaoutkeni has already begun.
The Emperor Napoleon celebrated his sixty second
birthday by grand dinner at the Tuileries on
Tuesday evening, the 27th ut.
The Journal Omciel OF Paris publishes an imperial
decree making two military promotions TO the rank
OF officer in the Legion OF Honor, and eighteen nomi
nations Knight in the same order and comforting
1fty-one military medals.
The International Conference OF delegates from as
sOcations for the care Of the wounded in time or
war and Of other invaded soldiers opened In
Berlin April p in the presence of the Queen OF Prus
sia- One hundred and sixty delegates attended.
The Paris Journal Orciel promulgates the law
calling out contingent OF 900 men OF the class
Of 1859. II also contains imperial decree approv
ing OF the declaration signed on the 10th OF April
lS69 between France and the Grand Duchy OF Hesse,
relative to the eXtradltion OF criminals
A publication has just appeared in Paris entitled
"yhe Progress OF France under the Imperial Cow
ernment." 1t bears the imperial arms, is issued
from the imperial printing ONCE, and the rumor
runs that it has an imperial origin. The work ap-
pears to have been issued for eectioneering pur-
poses, but the Temps thinks that it has too many
statistics and that many OF them not very con-
elusive. Some kinds Of progress II says, 'are so
inevitable that they cannot be attributed 10 any par
IIcular government, because no government, nor
even pure anarchy could avoid them" AS a case in
point 1t cites the growth since 1852 Of the tee-
graphic system.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
The Anglo-A merican Boat Race.

IRON the London Daily News, April 70.
Not only the lovers OF manly sportsIbut the whole
British public will be glad TO learn that Anglo
American boat race has been arranged, and that II
will take place In August next upon the Thames, at
Putney The challenge has come from the other side
Of the ocean, and has been cordially accepted this
side. We snail all appreciate aud admire the age
OF our American brethren They have sent their
challenge TO the victorious oxford University
Club, and are themselves coming across the ocean TO
meet the Oxonians on the very scene OF their
sive riumphs. II s easy 10 predict for them an en-
thusiastic reception The interest OF the British pub
lie IN such competitions has given the oxford and
Cambridge race almost national Importance; the
interest OF two nations In that OF August next Will
give II International importance. The Americans
will not ind that IN rowing on an English river they
necessarily have the feeling OF the crowd against them
They will not be reminded that they are among
strangers The multitude viii feel that they have
deserved success, even n they fail to attain H. and II
they win, no Englishman will grudge them the
laurels they have come 40 far 10 pluck We trust
that the race now arranged will be only the first OF
long series. such international competitions are
IN every way desirable. friendly rivalry In our
chosen pastmes Is one which Will develop friendly
feelings on both sides. We have both learned some
thing from competition on the ocean. NAV learn
something now fron competition on .he river
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
SPAIN.
Issue of the New Spanish Loan.

The London Ddav Ne,os, In It's money article Of
the 22d ult has the following in relation to the new
loan for the spanish government
on account OF the spanish government three per
cent loan of 1s6Q for $50, 900 effective IA sane
toned by act OF the Cortes, dated the 3lst ult.,
Messrs. ]. 5. Morgan co. have this day announced
that they are authorized by the contractors TO
receive subscriptions for nominal amount
of fs,0000OO. subscriptions are to be re-
ceved on the I'D aud 23d inst, including sp-
p1cations from the country posted on the latter
day; ana lists will he opened simultaneously In
PARIS, Madrid, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Frankfort
Brussels Antwerp and Vienna. Apart from the
moderate amount OF the cash proceeds OF this loan
~ evident from the wide area over which the sub
scrptons viii he spread that the English market
wiz mot be troubled by the calls IN connection with
t Ihe subscription price In London IL twenty
nine ana q haf per cent, and the payments are
NJ follows, viz.-five per cent on application,
nve per cent on allotment, six per cent on
10th MAY 1899, eight and a half per cent
the 30th OF June less coupon OF one and n half
per cent less income taxi i've per cent on the ID OF
August 1862 The net return Is about ten and three.
quarters per cent. For payments In advance OF the
inslarnents five per cent discount Ia TO be allowed
The ponds are TO be similar IN amounts and form TO
the sting new three per cent bonds They win
,par interest at three per cent per annum from the
3lst OF Uscsmber last, payable half yearly on tne
30th OF June end 31st Of December In each year; In
London al the fixed exchange OF ", ~. sterling,
and ~ Psfis st S40f, pei dollar.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
Wind at sunset NV.
shipping Notes.

The movement Of vessels piers and slips
yesterday accomplished without great dculty
account OF the high winds prevailing.
The packet ship Universe lowered from the great bal
ance dry dock yesterday afternoon, after being cakci,
stripped old furnished with suit of yellow
metal sheathng
The brig Harry Aubrey, after having her yellow metal
sheahing patched was lowered larger the
screw docks Monday afternoon
The schooner John Atwood lowered from the central
screw dock Monday afternoon. She had her bottom
painted.
The pilot Jones' after being neatly painted,
lowered from the smaller OF the docks Monday
afternoon.
The pilot Stew has the place OF the
Jones on the screw dock. She Is being painted.
The brig Helen, after having her bottom painted low
from the central dock yesterday morning. she
belongs 10 Weymouth.
The brig Stella Lodge, OF Maitland, after having her hot
painted, lowered from the Peoples Dry Dock
the foot of Gouvcrneu street. yesterday afternoon She
followed by the brig Dove, 22 tons, measurement built
in Economy, which port she belongs, l6Jwheh
will also have her bottom painted
The schooner Levi. Davis $40 tons. new measurement,
built here In 1884, the larger Of the docks
being scraped and painted.
The tugboa Annie the central dock being
painted
The tugboa Tro Jan Nelson Townsend dry dock
foot of Gouverneur street, beng painted.
The brig Maria Norwood AZ tons, built In Rockport In
1866 and belonging the port OF Camden, is the
dry dock foot Of Clinton street, being calked stripped
OF her Old and fnrnished with new sun oi yeho" me'a
shea,hng
The iron sea mer Bremen 2i TONS bult in Grecnock
5e belonging the North German Loyds Steamsh y
hav,ng touch,d on the Roner Shoals was taken
S'"Pe''' '""s Us ,,-,-'.-.- -
up by the mammoth sectional iry docA ~ "oooAen ysr
day for examination.
ine s'eAme' 's''''' - "" o'' VI '"o ~" ~ ny
docks. for the purpose of being painted.
The dredging of the sectional dock slip the foot or
Ru,eer. street still continues An immense quantity Of mud
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
SHIPPING NEW s.
Sun rises ....... 4 "a Moon rises. morn 2 IL
Sun sets......... 7 90 High water. eve 4 O2
Port OF NEW YORK, MAY 4, 1869.
CLEARED.

sts.m:hr CITY Of Manchester tBr), Delamoe Liverpool
steamship Fah-Kee, Steele, Hamilton (Bermuda)--J
Harvey.
Steamship Aida, Clark, st John, NIB.
Steamship Virgo, Buckley, Savannah Murray, Ferris
stesmship Mary Sanford, Moors Wilmington, NC James
Steamship Volunteer. Jones, wilmington, NC-J Loriard
Steamship Niagara Brakeman, Norfolk, C.y Point and
Rchmond-N McCreadv
Stesmship Neptune. Baker Boston-W PC
Ship Calhoun Crary, Acapulco -Spoford, Tileson & Co.
Bark Grace Redpath (Br) Botsford Matanzas-Hewett
Bark Whitney (Br), Butteracd, Thompson
Hunter
Bark Fresh Breeze (Br), Mcdonald, Machas-J hney
&Co.
Bark Sarah King tBr, Ogilve, St John, NB-J Whitney
4 Co.
Bark Mary Libby, Lowell Eizabethport- Merrill &
Co.
Bark Amanda (Br), Fulton, Boston-Lnn. Bros
Brig Star, Sparrow, Lisbon Miller a Houghton
Brig Stella Lodge (Br), Allen, st ThomasH DE Wolf e
Brig John Wesley, Ford. Barbados Miller & Houshton.
Brig Brooklyn (Br), Gardner, Liverpool, NS-Boyd d
Brig Eaton (Br), McNeily, Cornwais- I'm
Brig Tyro (Br), Layton Windsor Crandall Umphray &
Brig Sussex Orb Davis St John, NIB Crandal. Umplray
&Co.
Brig Valencia, strout, Ezabethport-M Houghton
Schr Horton, Walton, Wndsor-Cranda, Umphray L Co.
schr Francis French Lippincot, Harbor Isand-James
Douglass.
schr W Maitland, Leighton. Elzabehpor.
Schr 8 I. Thompson, Smith, Harttord-G Racket Bro
Schr Irene, Haiock, New Haven-G Racket 4 Bro.
Schr U Acken, HObbie, Stamford
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
THs CASE or CHARLES FITZPATRICK.
No Murder-Coroucr,s Inaue.,

The circumstances attending the death OF Charles
Fitzpatrick, late OF No. 352 Third avenue who died
last Friday night under circumstances which led TO
the belief that he had been oully deat with, were
investigated yesterday before Coroner Keenan,, at
his once In the City Hail. Deceased had been
elected from the barber shop OF Moses II. Adler
No. 70 East Eighteenth street, ana his
friends charged that more force than necessary had
been used to accomplish that result. FITZPATRICK
had entered the shop grossly intoxicated and, max
ing use Of abusive and threatening language, was
shown the door as quietly as possible.
was given TO the Jury, who after a short debera-
ton returned verdict that Charles Fitzpatrick
came his death from the result OF injuries received
a "A fall.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHT

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Scotia (Br Judkins, Liverpool April "a and
Pm S 's asS
Ion g s. ship Calista haws bound east same day. Pm
% 1910 PM lat ss lon ID W., bark Augustine Kobbe, of
Steamship De Soto Eaton New Orleans April "a via Ha
April and Norfolk Va Nays, to Livngsto Fox
Steamship San Salvador, \ Savannah May
and passengers, to James Hand r,,
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Steamship Nereus Bearse Boston, with mdse, to VIM P
s sSh os on o. pi
sage, in heavy gale from NV carried foretopmast,
s Which mopep
took Mr. Berry mate and two seamen, names unknown
ss comsy to Mcclellan sag
s .S,
new ARo Fl as
81 81 Ion 49, schr Perseverance Br), from - for Phia-
Brig Rocky Slen @, newport Dorr, Cardenas 10 days
heavy Sg NV WINDS leaving Hampton Roads
Schr Tampco Lombard Tampco % days. with hides, fus
schr Jas Warren of Addison Drisko Pitre Quad
3 days. with &c, to order vessel to Snow Richard
Grand Master r ss"SOysr ys
weather; April 3d. in heavy gale from east VIM Palmer,
Of ! N fell ell, from the day II oyerboapa and
sprung fore and manmast r ,o
days. sugar. master. Has been days north of Hat
teras, with heavy NE and NV winds.
Schr Commerce (of Newburypor Evans Baracoa days,
frui Dollner, Potter Coz vessel to Weinberg
Schr Constitution, Smith, Jacksonville, days, with um
ber to Jonas Smith Co. Had heavy weather since passing
Hatteras -
N l. McCready Co.
Schr Coombs tof Boston, Coombs, Savannah, days.
with lumber master. Had heavy weather the last three
days. -
Schr johnson, willets, Washington, Nc with naval
stores, to X Inman.
Schr Meteor Hubbard Norfolk, with rubber. to the Coast
wreckng Co. being part of cargo of schr Wandere from
Para which went ashore at Cape Henry.
Schr Dwight Davidson Smith, virginia for New Haven.
Schr W Griffin, Griffin, Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Two Marys, Wlets Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Henry Wood, Curtis, Virginia.
Schr D 8 Miller, Mills, Virginia.
Schr John Collins, Cot, Virginia.
Schr E Sawyer Soper, Virginia
Schr Chngsrora, Rogers Virginia
Schr John J Ward Inman, Alexandria, Va
Schr Jennie Shepard Van Cleaf, Alexandria
Schr Maria Pearson, Grant, Alexandria.
Schr Wines, Holt Georgetown, DC.
Schr Boyd, Robinson Fishers Bay Nd, for New Ha
Schr Scott. -, Chesapeake Bay for Princes Bay with
oysters
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

John b. Forney aud friends arrived in Knoxville.
Tenn, yesterday, and were kindly entertained by
the people. They also visited Governor Brownlow:
Mr.. ForneJ, General Van wyck and Clinton Loy
addressed the Industrial Association of knoAvlDe
last evening.
The New York herald., 1869-05-05

Steamships Gcrmana, for Hamburg; City OF Manchester
Liverpool via Halifax; Fah-Kee, Bermuda; Niagara, Nor
folk, City Point and Richmond Brunette Philadelphia ships
Emerald Isle, Liverpool (and anchored In Quarsntne Pac
tolgs San Francisco City Of Sydney London 6arks New
Norton Slower, Havana Moorehead Cy brgs Renshaw
Matanzas; Cole, st Jago de Cuba; Alex Miken. Ca
baren; Levi Stevens Alexandria, Bride Cienfuc,os; Ex
celsior, Hamilton (Bermuda).
Xinda at Nin
The New York herald., 1869-05-05
BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Cngaia from Sha nghae at anchor the bar al
sunset.
Ship American Congress- from London after being tow,
also anchored on the bar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

The MAROON OF THE MAR1oNs.-This bod! OF
efficient Aremen repaired yesterday to the
Schuetzen Platz, it being the occasion of their
anniversary, and had one Of the most asreea-
BILE days in the woods that could have been de-
sired Taking the cars on the South Carolina
Railroad, early in the morning, they were soon
within that famous pleasure ground. The soft
strains of the music brought the bellies and the
beaux to their feet, and they we're soon whirl-
ing in the eiddy dance. The target exercises
by the rifemen showed that they were NO
mean marksmen. The following Is the result:
First prize (silyer cup,) won by F. Kenny;
secona pair Of studs, by F. Kreauer; third,
q beautiful breastpin, in the for OF q firenan's
hat, by G. Seel. Surgeon Aldrich proved him
self crack shot by carrying of the committee
prize of a freman's 'breastpin. There were
plenty Of good things for the inner man on
hand, and not until the shades Of evening fell
did the Swamp Fox boys retrace their way
bcme, delighted with the trip and it's agree
able incidents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

ARREST OF DEsPERADo.- james NJ. Askew,
Of Union County, accused of numbering COL
ored lad, named Alfred Gist, on the 28th Of
January last, and for whose apprehension q
reward of avs hundred dollars was offered,
was captured few days since. He was trad
ing horses, and was recognized by colored
man, who summoned to his assistance three
others, and arrested him in the presence of
several white persons, who made no attempt
at interference or obstruction. The captors
marched their prisoner off to jail at Union
yilla
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

i. HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY IA Charleston Hotel,
IT. D. Glover, e. d. Heinitsh, c. Waring, Co
lumbia; A. Williams and wife, South Carolina;
Colonel W. q. Huttle, ]. Cole, A. 8. Kuecht, j.
Boye, O. Reeche, Pennsylvania; W. Overfeld,
Philadelphia; T. W. Cash AMI wife, ". B.
Mills end wife, q. 4: Slaughter, r. M. Van
.sinkler and wife, A. W. Russell, New York; G..
q. Platt, q. d. Hickman. Mrs. II. q. Huck-
man, augusta; E. Harvey, Eatonton; 6. 8. Pat
terson, Chester; ]. A. Norwood, J. I. Robert
son, Abbesille; w. A. Bust, E. W. Richardson,
Boston; 81 A. Woods and son, Mrs. Gibson,
Darlington; J. g. Pippin, Williamsburg
g. N. Clark, Mrs. CLARK, Augusta; q. NJ. Howe,
G. A. Howe, Pittsburg; A. M.'Leach, New
York; John Maui, Cotumbus, Ga; Dr.. N. Rsy-
nolds, Stateburg; 8. B. Inughlin, Pittsburg;
T. b. Lathrop, Statebura; J. A. Young, Cam.
deu; B. Modat, New York; E. q. Jones, Miss
Jones, Miss Sarah Jones, New Bedford; W. A.
GammelL A. Rurafeat, Savannah; Mrs. B. 4.
Delafield, Miss @. DelaAeld, Miss R Delafield,
New York; D. 3. Durby, Baltimore; J. NJ.
payne, Florida; L. D., Childs, Columbia; VIM.
Gregg. Johns Island; Rsv. John P. Boycs.
Greenville:
Pavilion Rotel.-J. L. Davis, Baruwell; A. J..
Hydrick, orangebure; 8. B. Writer'S. Coleton;
r. schaffer, Wadmalaw; George W. Mason, Jr.
Postofice Department; &C. Walker and wife,
chicago; b. q. D. Byron. Z. c. Carr, City;
Rey. J. 81. Cornish, Aiken; 7. 8. Levi, Gilbert
Hollow, 8. c.; A. @. shaher, Walterboro'; DR..
" D. Stewart, Washington; Jsmes Allen,
Florence; James Hinfan, Kingstree; P. d. Gallo.
,eh. F. B. Noodle. Kentucky; b. Beard, Co
lnnob;.: p. q. Sheldon. Mrs. Nye, Mrs. Sage,
New York; @. B. Clusky, Washington; 8. p.
Ieeds. l. g.; p. Durben, Manchester; J.B.
aneletary, z. G. shuler, Chester; 8. A. Psrier.
Osangeburg..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13
AUCTION sA1Es THIS DAP.

AUCI1VNSA1E 11IS D.Hx' ~
MILES DRiKE will sell ct 10 O'clock, at his
store, clothing, STRAW goods and dry goods. ~
O'Clock, at his store, sugar, &c.
REIcxE SCHAoHTE will sell at a quarter to 10
O'Clock, at their stores, hams, butter, &c.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store, hams. shoulders, &c.
at their salesroom, dry goods, clothing, &c.
A. 6. McGnhrvRAY will sell at II O'Clock, at
the old Postofice, lot Of buildings in CAL
houu-streee. 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

THE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY AT a
special meeting Of the stockholders of this
Company, held at their Office, No. 8 Broad
street, yesterday, a statement Of its affairs was
read, and the board we're directed to wind up
the affairs OF the company as early as practi-
nahla
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

ssN1cKERsoN's."- card Of the Nickerson
House, Columbia, is published in another
column. The location is admirable for sum-
mer residents; and as the clim ate and general
health of our State capital is proverbial for its
excellence, Mr.. Wright will doubtless receive
an extensive patronage from seekers after
health and comfort.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

TIE DAILY NEWS PRIoR ounRssr AND Con-
xxRo1AI CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery
at nine O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses wishing to subscribe for a specified
number Of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
All orders for ten copies and over will be sup
piled M the rate Of two and half cents per
cOpy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13
THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-TRE pAHY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNLzED as HAY1NG TIE LARGEST CIR
cULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES tbs LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFFycE At THE END OF
ElcH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVLS
IONS OF THE NEW PosToEIcE Law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

PEasoN1I.EMr. James G. Holmes. Jr., who
is connected with the staff Of TIE NEWS, ts
about to make business visit to some OF the
interior towns Of the State. MIR. Holmes is
fully authorized to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the paper, and We cordially
commend him to the consideration and cour-
tesy of the friends of TIE NEWS everywhere.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-13

TIE BATH SOUTH CAROLINA PAPER MILLS
Tho following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors Of the Bath South Carolina Paper Mills
for the wear William Craig, President; Will
liam E. jackson. John D. Butt, John N.
Clarke, Ker Boyce, John T. Miller, Thomas Ct.
Barrett, Directors.