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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
The The .itTc.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE D,ILT NEWS.
There has been good dea! OF talk lctely ubout
buildings theatre in Charlie ton and thiuk the
proposition was warmly supported by your CON-
temporary. the Courier, in lcudiu, article.
went 10 sec Mr.. Gilbert's troupe perform in tho
Hibernian Hall. and very much pie ise IN every
way-the ectins and scenery were good-but, to my
astonishment hardly any one was there.
Now. know nothing of Mr.. Gilbert nor dees it
make ono straw Of diff renee to ms II ho does not
succeed; but what wish to impress upon the people
of Charleston s that, unless they patronize Amusc-
ments whea they provided for them, they cannot
expect them to be continued.
Let not the inhabitants of Charleston tall any
more about wanting amusements when they do no,
encourage til SO who br pg Them here. Theatre In
deed; why the idea IS peri, cs, ridiculous
The city is enjoying in many respects good
trade. ard what, wi. the very 'loyy profits made
by p autcrs, she cannot complain OF want Of capi
tai In her city to spend on such entertainments
IL conclusion, would ply remark that, ao
tlons speak louder than words. by The ronase be
stowe in this ely op theatrical rormanccs TIE
managers of such undertakings com 'ell to be
lieve that Cha'lcstoaians do not care for them
whatever they mly say to the contrary.
Yours, &c, WELL-WI>HEr.
1.-The bcs! rsply to the above communication is the
verg largo audience which crowded tre theatre las
night. The people Of Charleston will turn out tt
see COOL play we'll acted and If there have mol
OIL goo houses at tho theatre this winter. it ha
en- tn" flult of tho managers, ami no: Of TIE poo
pie of fCharleston.-EDIroRs.l
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W. B, RYAN. Auctioneer.

BY virtue Of au order of sile to me directed by the
Hon. George $. Bryan, Judge OF the United siates
Court, will off:r Tor sac, at public auction, on
IUEsDAY. tho I'd day Of Feb uary, ut II o'clock
a. NJ, at the Old Posio lice, foot OF Broadstreet,
Charleston, s. c.,
/. All that P PLANTATION, called "sporman's Re-
treat" situate in tho Parish OF IT. Johns Berkeley,
Charleston County lyme on both sidos of tho Public
Road llaGing from strawberry Ferry t. Biggen
Church, ind measuring and containing l130 acres.
more or less as per plat CT Henry RSenel, Esq (,
Survey OF, dated April 1920 annexed to the deed OF
conveyance from Jsmes W. Giay, Esq, Master In
Equity, to General james Gadsden.
q All that PLANTATION. called "Umbria, 81 u.
ate the westoru branch Of Cooper hiVer. IN tho
Parish OF st. Johns Berkeley. hareston County,
containing 1861 acres, moro or l ss, inclusive OF
about fifty ive frstclass, and for y-sx acres
sccond-clas, rice lands; butting and bouudipg to
the norh on lands now or late Of the estate Solo,
n ou Clark, deceased, south on lands of Henry w..
Holmes, and west on the western branch OF Coop r
River.
s. All that PLANTATION called ''Willow Grove
situate on the east side OF the western brunch OF
Cooper River in the Parish Of ST. Johns Berkeley,
Charleston County, containing GS5 60l00 acres MOI
or less according plat II. Q. Piuckrcy surveyor;
butting and bounding north on lDnds OF estate OF
General James Gadsdcn east on lands now or lato OF
henry NJ. Holmes, south on lands now or late OF the
estate Of Francis Cordcs md 10 the west on Cooper
River.
Terms-Onc-third cash. balance IN ono and two
yelrs, with interest from day of sale, secured by
bond of the purchaser dmorgago ofthe premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
JOHN Ca NPSES,
January &c tumtu3 Assiypee,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, in his
salesroom, Meeting-street liquors, furniture, gold
watch, &c.
r. NJ. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at halfpast
10 O'Clock, at No. SO Broadslrect, bapce OF stock Of
tailoring goods. &c.
LErTcH BRUSs will sell at II o'clock, at the old
Postofce, desirable residences, steamer Volunteer,
and sloop Zuleika.
6. MCBRIDE SMITH Will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old Post flce. farm. dwellings and building lots.
T. NJ CATER will sell mt three quarters past
O'Clock in his store d owns wharf, butter, bacon,
&c.
G. ". srEyFEi;s Co. will sell at halfpast 0
o'clock, in front OF their store Vendue Range,
cheese, butter. b icon. sc.
JOHN G. MuSoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, in
their saesrCom Meetings. dry goods, hats. &c.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER viii sen at 10 O'Clock, In
their store, East Bay, thirty tubs good butter
LOUIS D. DESAUssURE will sell at IL o'clock, at
the old Postofice, dwelling house in st. Michaels
alley.
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TIE CHARLEsroN HoTEL.-It was mention
ed day or two ago that this popular and just now
populous hotel has passed into the hands and man.
agement of Mr.. L. h. Jackson, Ct this city. 1t is
now TIVE ity years SINCE AIr. Jackson arrived in
city from his native hills Of Vermont stranger
among US. without family connections or friends
During that time his career, and now his success,
afford encouragement 10 all who look forward for p
life of honesty, sohricty and integrity to be crowned
with the respect and the confidence of the commu'
mfg. Such is the need Mr.. Jackson has earned.
May his success in his present position be equal tc
that Of all his past life, for no one who knows him
will doubt that he deserves it.
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HOTEL ARnIvALs-January 25.-Paut;ion
R,tes Captain N Crowel, sparhawk. Steam
ship Magnolia; Hamlet, Mount Holly; Nc.
10y, City; b N Levy. Augusta; Martin. Marion
j Klcil, Wal,crboro'; W ] stafford, Bait more; u
Pe.sch. Georges Station; Cyrus Wlshburn. Adams
Run; james u Dowlug. Williamsburg; G j Carn,
John Parker. Cooper River; G Kirkland, Al an
dale; W Thouron, Steamer Dictator; Luke Dohor-
ty. Ridseyille,
Charlsston HoteL-F N Bonneau, City; L Baker
alabama; Strobel, W baldwin. New York; "
Petit aud lady. clevelan /, Ohio; Forte, Italy
T Rogers Ma iboro'; F Heustss and wife, los
n; Charles Smith. Philadelphia; Geo fensrie,
Darlington; G JLmes Mars Bluff; 4 Hem gan,
Marlboro, South Carolina.
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AND HERE WALTER, 1s A YOUNG MAN,

AND hENl. WALLER, IL N ioo.'' Ni'A-''
Just lko you AMI us, my boy. lie ha' wit, sense,
education. inielgcn nee, friends. ambition and Is
Lowell He has 4 knowledge OF The world acquired
by mixing with its people Bo has ambition and
the same flo d in which 10 WIFI honor. + ne ana dis
tin, tlo1 as had franklin. Iultoa, Aors" and host
of others. He is naturally ST nrt, but Walter, ny
v, as he meets us do you sos the oxcess ofmos 8.
turc IN his eye the little puffy ridge under IT. the
gradual turning of the beautiful corners OF the
mouth. his mother so loved to kiss These, my boy,
5te sad tale OF early shpwreck. Of disease, pre-
mature death. Of neglected and squandered gifts
december lyr
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FIRE AT Midway, S. C.-The house of Mr..
A. Middleton, at Midwas, ip Barnwen District, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon last The
re originated ON stove IN the second story The
families OF Mr.. Lawton and OF brother Of Mr.. Mid.
dle who were living the house, lost everything
Fortunately, only light wind was stirring and the
flames were confined to the house in which they
originated. The total loss was $500. Mr.. a. Mid.
de.on returns his thanks TO the white and colored
people of the vicinity for their valuable aid and kind
intentions.
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Vice VIM. Eirnic. = lett the Stale.
Vice Wm. Paul, t declined.
Vice D. Nisce;.t decliued.
Vice W. T. PIddon,n declined.
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AND HE had A FEMALE CHILD.

Whose name was Hcya Brlshtwatcr. and who was
twenty-nine years old; who wore red stockings, rcd
garters, metal tipped shoes, Preen spectaclcs, and
the pretticst red hair the world eyes on or
into. Hexa, true New England gal, chewed wads of
pine gum and sweetened her broth with onions.
Hexa wasn't SO much handsomrr than doll as to
make the coll flint but she intelligent In fact in
telligcncc her best hold but one; she was great
on making taby garments, and had her trunks full,
packed away, that sbo might be ready as willing
when the evil hour drew nigh as she trusted would
from year to year..
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nr WHAT ANE YOU TAKING ?-PGOBA

a@ WHAT AhE YOU TAKING ?-PROBA-
DLY iwo-thil ds OF tho adult population ofte Unit
states iudu! C. mpre less, in bar room stimu-
liant Hot al Ohio IL beverage, are lalitua!ly imbib
cd b. th1usm ds Of rcop i'll the winter months 10
"kcep on the c,ld" lie alcoholic material Of all
these drinks is or lrss poisonous al d is rem
d-rcd ali tho more do glorious in consequence OIL be-.
Jug taken wLrm
A oi6 .hcso dangerous cxctauts. Shun as you
would shul the de- ldlest drug, all tavern slilnu-
lants. They plr,lyzs the Digestion, congcst the
II, er disturb tn, ralulal action Of the Kidneys rr-
ta: the bowo.s shlttcr tho news, and impair the
reason.
The operation of Ii iJSTEI ITEE's STOMACH BIT
TER, is di scti ally opposite to this. They SPUR
70 organ into unnaura activity; but they tone and
regulate ALL II The nigostioa is feeble, thoy awaken
the do mant energies Of tho stomach and promote
the ork OF assimilation. II tho liver sluggish
and torpid, they regeueratc It. II tho kidneys fail
to perform he functions properly, they arc ,egu-
lated hout briag rrt lteL T. the bowels are co.,
stipated, the psristalhc action is moderately To-
cr'ascd and the discharges become natural and reg
uar. n the trc nulous they are sirongth-
ened. II he min ! Is clouded. tho DITIERS tcad to
disperso the gloom.
These Q the effects of the great VEGETABLE TONIC
AND CORRECTIVE which for twenty years las been q
stiple m dici in tn ooun'ry, and The demand for
which ste lay increases in all parts of the Western
Hemisphere.
It is not offered as bovera-o. but as mo icine;
nor will it cVor be used b, isfy craving for al
cololic siimulins because Its cise; /. - check not
10 crcalo. false appetite for exotant'. Jho cham
ploas Of temperance Will do Will to III r.i tis pecu-
larity, aud 20 recommend it as ha only ao IRE "a
rui,n containing alcohol that bo use for medi-
ciual purp &c, 6 do Januiry az
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THEY WHO ARE RICH,

Are they who mind their own business. Find hap
by man or woman, and the affairs Of another trouble
them but little. 1t is none Of your business If the
minister kisses of the sisters or one OF the SIS
ters thus sllues the minister. 1t cannot effect you
when man you know cnlls on girl you don't know,
or one you do. What il ther. is kissing behind tho
door, in tunnels, and when the night is dark at the
vestibule of tho cnurch even everthc gate Wouli
you not do the smoothing if the chance was offered
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january Il
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,

agCoUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
CHaRLEsTON, JANuAsY 49, lSG9.-The following
named persons arc recognized as ASSISTANT AS
SCISSORS appointed undor the act providing for tho
Assessment. ard Taxation OF Property. for the Couu-
~ of Char estoD to wit:
Fifth District, lv,ns east Of The santec Canal and
Cooper River Qnstead OF east Of the Northeastern
Railroad and the Cooper River. as previously pub.
lished) 8. D. RUSSELL. nud ---.
sixth Dis,rc', lying west Of the Santco Canal and
Cooper RIVER. Il. S. MIKkLo.
Seven District, comprising all of tho Parishes OF
St Andrews and St Johns Collcton, 1905. A. BAY
NARD. A. j. EiNS1EH. a. q. c.
january 20
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r1.,Sr,r1oS R,rrERs.

is made from pulo ct. Croix Rum and Calisaya
Bark (known the world for its curative proper
tes) and will fortily the syst m against disease
cnused by change OF water and Dict lfyou aro in
clincd to dyspepsia Try it. If you have the chllls
and fever or any kiudred disease, by oil means take
Plantation Bitters they are sold by all druggists
OF repute.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sisters Of Our
Lady Of Mercy, Queeo-street, Charleston, S. c., re-
turn their grateful thanks to Messrs. John Haley
and William Palmer, of New York, for their liberal
contribution OF two barrels Of flour. They would
also acknowledge the many acts of kindness and
1iberaty e1periopcod at the hands of Mt John Rice
through whose agency the above WIS received
Their gratitude is also due to Mr.. John Hoey, o
Adams Express, for debvc,ing the same with his
usual kindness to :he Sisters, free of charge.
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WALTER, MY BOY,

Here comes mln who was once Itch. lie had
iric 'ds aud money. md q loving fmly, and posi-
ticn, and ilucnc, and eelf-respect and integrity,
aud future oil usefulness before linn. But, my
boy, he don't look like 1t LOW. Hc WAS elected 10 an
important office. He forgot the lessons his good
mother taught him, and was asked by desi.nins
poti ans to sell his vote to party of swindlrs: he
could no. for the life OF him give articulation to that
little word and so he fell.
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@"IF MEN OR WOMEN COULD BUT
find the fabled fountain which ,s said to restore
health, and strength and beauty. with what eagcr-
ness they wou rush TO drinS its waters" 1t is
found in the S. T.-1S6O-X. The sac of the PLAN
TATIJN BIrrER5 is without precedent in tie
history OF the world. They are at ouce the most
speedy Strengthening hcalth.restorer ever discov.
cred. 1t requires but single trial to understand
this.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Gray Muster in Equity, as. Nuger, et al.
On WEDNESDAY Sd Fcbruarc. at II o'clock, will
be .old ut the Old Customhouse,
All that valuable PLAN ALTON. situate in st. Pc
ters Parish, Beaufort District, souh tarolina,
bounding on Rice Hope. Fife and 'lydesdae or New
lilo Plantation, known IA Murray Bill, nd contain
ing six hundred acres. moro or less as will more
fully appear by reference to plat OF the same by j.
N. Barrilcn.
Tcrms-Onc-iourth cash; balance in ono, two and
three years with Interest from day Of sale, payable
annually. The credit portion to be secured by bond
Of the purchaser and mortgage OF the plantation
sod Purchaser to pay for papers an' stamps.
r. W. NJ MACKEY.
Sheriff Charleston County.
January % stuth5 wi
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plantation Dittfrs.
WHAT BRICK POMEROY DID WRITE
AND WHAT HE DID NOT WRITE.

Eight O'Clock, and he is not here yet How
dreary this little room does seem and am 30 lone
some! len o'clock. How I wish he would come
1t is so lonely here with the children asleep Once
he loved to stay with me, but now, alas Twelve
o'clock, and am so tired, cannot sleep MY
heart aches and grows satia. nm growing old, per-
haps May be my face is not as fair as once, but my
heart is as warm. though it is often sad.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHA RLEsToN BIBLE
Soc1srY.-At the annual meeting of the BILE Society
of Charleston held yesterday afte rnoon, the follow
ing officers we're elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
Ell. .EERRISON. President
Rev. THOS. SMYiHE, D. D.,
DANIEL RAVE\EL, v,.o p,o,;d. nts
SAMUrLJ. WAGNER, S'
h. MIDDLETON.
C.S. VEDDER, o0A0S' Nsee'S
J.N. ROBSON, secretary.
". N. HUiHrS, treasurer.
Ndnagsrs.-sev. c. C. Piuckney, Rev. J. T. Wight
m,n, Rev. W. ). Bowman, Rev. T. Winkler,* ~ Rev.
". h. adams. lev. J. {. Girar6eau, d. D., DR..
James Moultrie. Captain 7. 8. Budd T. j PelzAr. Z.
P Elord, j. N Robson, b. n Mitchell, Charles P.
Frazer Georse $. Cook. Hon. G. G. Mepminger.
AYice G. " Williams WHO dec ined reelection.
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THuaLow WEED IN SUMMERvMLE.-We are
obliged to az ceasionll Summervle correspondent
for the following paragraph:
Our town was favored with vi it from Hon.
Thurlow Weed last week. he had never beard OF
Summcryille until he reached Charleston, when q
friend advised him TO try sol urn here aspreera'
BILE to Aiken. He expressed himself quite pleased
with the place. and wou have remained longer had
not rooms been engaged some time previous for hlm
at Aikeo and he ies obi .tei to occupy them. In.
vaids N search OF quiet, und desiring hgh' cry
atmosih hcic c.n rsa i5e it here.
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AN INcENp1ARY ATTEMPT An attempt was
made night before last to set fire to the residence OF
L. C. Northrop, Esq, OF tnstreet, few doors west
of Franklin. The bricks ef the foundation we're
taken out, and matches and other infammlble ma
seria placed under the ss of the housee but fortu-
uately thew did not tasc fire.
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Plantation for Sale.
BY BOWERS & SLLCOX,

viii be sold on TUESrAY next, in front OF tho Old
PostotRrr, !;road-strret, at II o'ciCcB,
The WIDOW GRIMES RACr OF LAND, on the
Edisto River three miles from Parkers Ferry, on
the Ferry Road, adjoining lands of Mrs. Roll to the
Forth, on the south by lands Of L. Riker, on the
east by lands Of estate Of Shaw containing 5G9 acres
moro OF l.ss 30 of which is under fencing 100
acres is good Rice land with two settlements on the
place about ono mile apart the Cleared land was
plar ted last year. the balance OF land is well wooded
with Piue, Oak, &c. There is In oil probability,
mari on the place.
Condiions-One.halfc cash /: the balance in one
year from day OF sale, with bord and mortgage OF
the place. Purchaser to pay B. 4 s. for papers aud
stamps tus2 January 2O
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JAMES MARSH, EsQ.,

No. I53 West FIrs,..tree New Yorh. slys he
has three children. Tho first two are weak antl
puny, lis wlio having boon unable 10 nurse or
attend ,,c.n; but she has tokcn Plantation Bit
ters for the last ten years. and has child now IS
months old. which she has nursed and re lred her
self, and both are hearty AMI we'll Plantation Bit
ters is invaluable 10 mothers.
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ONE O'CLOCK.

What charms can he find in that foul-sce3teJ
-om by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filling himself with poison. tain!ing his
b:cath running his mind undermining his consttu
lion, planting seeds OF disease squlnderinG his
money, clouded with smoke, tired with excitement.
Is this happiness IS this life Is this our mission?
Oh am so tired, do core home.
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5anfral notiffs.

sg1hc Funeral Services of tho late
Miss SARAH FOGART1E will be held at st. Lukes
Church THIS MORNING, 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock.
The friends OF the family and the members of st.
Lukes Congregation are respectfully invited to at
teni January &c
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Sprfial notires.

egCUNSIGNEES PER STEAMS MSHIP
CHAMPION. from New York, are hereby notified
that shei discharging cargo at Adgers Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will
be stored at expense and risk OF owners.
JAMES ADGER CO.,
January &c Agents.
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CO. ESTATE NOTICE.-CREDITORS OF
the Estate Of Mrs. LUCY LADsoN HOLMES, lately
deceased are hereby requested to present their de-
mands at the British Consulate in Broads!reet and
those indebted to the Estate to make payment at the
same Office. WM. C.. O'DR1SCOIL,
January u tu3 Qualified Executor.
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spo YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, srY PET p
mo darling, have laborcd enough to-day. Why
should flee from home, from happiness. from thee9
Life is full short to lovo- too shoit to squander
love the photograph of my cart too we'll No dnr-
ling, my heart is here Lero let mo keep company"
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@ESSAY5 FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON TBE
Errors and abuses noldeut to Youth and Early Man.
hood with tho humane view OF treatm ,nt and cure
sent BY mail free OF charge. Address HOWARD
A. oCIAT1ON, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 20 3mos
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Brick House an 81. MnhaeTs Alley.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE

THIS DAY, the 26th instant, at /! A. NJ, will be
sold to the hi. hest bidder at the Old Postofhce,
The LOT OF LAND, with the BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, containing six (6) upright and two garrett
rooms, the north side Of St. Mlchaels Alley. near
Church. street. Lot measures, on the north line.
more or less, thirty-two feet; on the Gouth flont
line thirty Eight feet the west thiry-nre feet,
and the east by line running fiom north to
south nineteen feet, thence east four feet thence
south twcnty-seven feet.
Condi,ions-One-6tth cash; balance by bond bear
ine seven per cent annually. interest pay able in
four equal successive apnual instruments from day
of sale, secured by mortqage OF the property; the
building to be kept insured and the policy assigned
Purchaser 10 pay for papers ond stamps.
January 26
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26

CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN METHODIST
CHUecH.-Yesterday was the second day of the
meeting of the South Ca,oina Conference OF the
African Methodist Church. Religious services were
condu::ed by the presiding bishop, Rev. j. NJ.
Brown and commtte: 3 appointed to examine
applicants for admission to .de ministry.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-26
as BoTroMRY WANTED IN THE sun

Ry BOTrOMRY WANTED IN THE SUM
of ts60OC) Six thousand Dollars gold, moro or less.
on the Spanish GriR FIR ,NCI>Co DE ALTUNA, her
Masts, Sails, Anchors, Apparel aud Furniture.
Sealed proposals. stating terms will be received
the Spanish vice-Ccnsul No. l4a Bay-s:rect.
Savannah, Ca until THURSDAY. 18th January, at l2
O'Clock NJ. when the viii bo oporcJ in the pre-
sence OF those interested.
For further particulars app? to
CARL EpPING & CO., Consisne's.