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55Ir bic 0ieb;uGt

fnb tie gr,,rties Mnrta, Slanti unb Gberburne t~eipneers
s%ectanet. Ser @pten erttbdlt retden. ~fansteen Her1n, tne1lz
reile Nrairie, @eftrdu6 unb leidtf @aleunaen Sdrelte
1T etmas blselis. nit uasabltden 9 cen ''nO 1T ron sapire1s
N9enee euten gSisienldnbereien %urnsebea .iinb, BE elnea
u~raebeuren gcrratb rrn Seu unb @rdS Iiefern. Gle itnb
leidi pailrbar, I'm, ;u ZEN Mtnen am Gate Surertrr uno SI
BEN Tannentralbuneen hes uDrblihen 1tetles beg Staatss
lit %aelaneen, melde Bic befen unb rrr3tgltbftet Ntartte tur
ben gertauf ppn gintsiep I'M eanbe bteten: 81 Wsretn@
buna NIT Ser giet,udt it es npttwentis, bic Nufnsrtfanas
fett duf lie Tbat{dde III lenfer, tae bs W~tlds0el9att
md I'M Gntfeten III, rsaS aus BEN brbet gretien npn But
ter rnb Safe unb aus be,n errben Support jcaer Nrhtel aus
Zen bfliden Staaten erf9tli1 1T.
Die Sdaf;udt s....
f6nat an, in Winuefpta feb. eiutrdslid su trerbeau nb auscr
Zen pben teidrietene1 gdnterete1 in Nnpfa, Sianti uao
@berburne Gpuuties, fnb lie Yratrtelanbereien ron Nleeter,
Ransaebt II. Mpnrnealta beipaeers fur stelen 3wed eeiudt.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
gipe qdnbereien .erten in yar;euen srn 40, so unb 1850
Idern unb barber sa preiien auseetptel,, trelbe ~;riiden
S. ,,nb $40 per Slider rariiren Unit einisen tentaen par-
aeuct i'll bGteren gret5eu), lie ndh Der Veldafenbett unb
Gntfernuns les 2anbes ern Ter G%tfenbatn. Ste terten
entrreter fit baar 0elb Dber auf LANCE 1ermine Serfauft
(sebn Sabre, pern es s~erlanst pirt) nit Z @rpsent jdbrli,
ben, cine Ssinltdtte, unter biuisen 8eeineun9en In elmer ees
funben unb prpSuttiYen Gesenb su %erlanaer. Dieienisen,
trelde ben Bdbnen entlana fdrn NteterlaHuneen e~esrin=
let, taben %eefaneen, eaB tire Qdneereien In, Wertb UNI, so
gresent jabrlid eetieeen iint:
Diele 9dnbereien inb felt 1857 som 0erfauf aurlftebaIz
ten mprben fe liesen smiihen srp6en Mniieblunsen nno
inb Airten, Sdulen, 5abrfrasen unbM drttea ;us an 9lid.
I'm ndtere Musfunft menee man f1 an .
George g. Seder. "
eans- grmmihTpner, ct. gaul, gsinn.
3ermann Srptt @sfretar. Mat9
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MlpYS Meter.

" NlUyD WEIR|+
Ode tsr gierten unb Sadlon @traBe.
ct. yaul, = = . = = = Mir1e5pta.
@mpfeblt ten, beutiden gut1ifun, fenea neuen
Bru6t< Ganpy< unb 0rpcerte Stpre.
Die beRen @rresrie> Waarea fir Sen ganilien= @etraud,
t~rnprrtirte Gridte, ganties unb Gaucspaaren &c. q.
@pielpaarcn! Gpte1m1aren!
Sreben ertalten cine ( d. i n E q ustpatl rrn Spielrcarert.
Neit Benz Gtpre Il" p~erbuneen cine
&etaurattpn
prfelbft ;u jeber Belt NIT elmer b%elifaten Safe Raffce usb
tets prrrdtbiee,n 8adrest, fpnie Grfriidunsen jeber Nrt,
au ndsisea greiien aufsetrartet rcrsen tann.
nj MIpb6 Meter
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2ebeusregeln.
@et nimmsr tp1s, 9ebenfe ftets ser 9ebre:
an feinen @tanb 9ebunoen 1T bic Gbre,
l1nb ,rer 9etreu itets feline 9fi9t setban,
Ter manble iiher auf Der Gbre gatn.
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@eiet! 2eiet!! 2efet!!!

2elet, tenft, unp tbut cure pfi9t!
Ginisc aufridtise unb urh!ssmeiate grrte an incline
teutjden Greunbe.
gSdni9t ibr fir Cure 5entilis etras su tiuterlafen in,
Sale Cures glbletens :? .... .a.
gDunibt itr fir Guer ciseues Glitter etras su tefeeu?
gDInl9t ibr guer 0emutb frei BON Sprsen fir bic 3u'
fnnft? p f'
gBanfdt ttr cine fdere unb id sat1ente Inlase ran e-
nent 9bsile Cures @erbienftes su MAIDEN?
gDann tbr es minfdt, eiett es, ME i'd aufridtie CLAUDE,
teiae1 bederen rter fdereren gDes, ais guer 2eten ~ reriis
dern unb feline biaisere unb iidere Coupons als bic Slut
tual Qife Sniuranee 81. Spn Stem gurf: Gptal gerr1Seen
pb1ete fnb bier su baten bur9 geripreaen in naeiner Office
1873 Dritte Strabe. Ct. gaul, Minn.. rher ID rerte .aWf
gerlanaea BET %benjenisen sprfpreden, bic Muftldruus nber
tieiem @esenfanb min den. penn fe MIR trteEid an;etsen
no unb mann i'd ie trefen lam. % m. grmell.
Md21 Asent fit ct. gaul.
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EuralIeusfhmiirf
ae(hlifenr uto unstf4lifener Genmaken.

ge(alifener NIB unse(4lifener Gsranken.
@impe1meter: &ti6t bu fApn, BAT
iest auf sewtden fafbtonablen gdaen aud|
Sic yNissers" 3utrttt baten? ..l
@rabe1buber: limb barber punbe.fi
bu bid, bu Stntpel! sdet man ia ipsar berer
v@crfebren", bic Affen elm.
@impe1meter: ga ioa es mild aud,
nidt tpuntern, tretn mir balb nonf ten6unb
fpnunfn."
Nur fprt, iast Mlpleidptt, no blubenbe
@iebsuGt l1eberFub an Mil9 berrprbrtnst
,ptrb Gdie semrnnen. $50 man Safe &C.
pinnt, lam Tlei10 nt9t fet1en. SD bas
Sleiia nidt feplt, 1T reides slut ;a 7nben,
unb retdes 8lut fbaft nit Der araft Der
Musfelu ben eb1en Sinn nnb ben feuri9en
Mutb, Der bic Sreibett sertbeibi9t. Dies
1T Der @ebanfensans, ber Spbannes srn
Maaer iasen lief, pab bic 5reibsit serstbt
ND man Safe bereitet.
Mls int Sabre 1866 BE greuben in Ores
ben einrldten, tpurben ben Spleaten ale
mDsliden @esenianbe aus ben !9auiern auf
bic 9Spfe sei9leubert. Gin 9utmutbtser
@aaier Der aud etpas 2pies int S9tlee
fabrte, rief aber sprber CUR Marnuus aus
benz Tenler:
,@eeren @e, 3uteiter, baben @eb bic sitise
@efdQisfeit uub nebme &c be &Sppe IN M4t
es fun,n1t aQepeile Torteptanp
@etratbs9e1nh.- Sn Der Weler3t9.
1efen mir fpl9enbes Sn{erat:
Gin frammes, hpnbesMdbGen nit ftrab<
lenben b1auen Musen unb berrli6em @uds
imsl1ter rpn 19Sabren fu6t auf ciefsm ni4t
unsemDbnlidem Mea, Ia es ibr at @er5eas>
tefanntfdaft sdnsliA ntanselt, einen babiben
Nfarn.
Ga flasen bic 9eute jest INNER, bic 3ei>
ten 1eien 1p ialsht. @ir min es 70 re4t
ni9t einleudten, Defenders ba mir seftern
Mprsen er;dblt purbe, eab eiten1 nnierer.
bteberen 9anbsleute Don feiner beFeren @dlf>
te brei frdfti9e Snaben belaeert wprben
ftnt.
Gin S%1unfenbplb tpurbe ron ieinen 9errn
beftt9 aus9eldplten.
OH btt Elm wabresgteb, fa9te er urter AT
teren Sdinpfpprten.
GinMnmeienber serieste: ga tbutSbr tbn1
l1nredt.
MaS! llnreAt?
MtAt inn ater BENT Ytelen gieb; 100 babt
Sbr je sum 8siipiel einen S9ien betrunten
9eieben?
ST.. Greeley spna e. 9. 2ribune Yerlan9t,
bab man unYer;uslid @plb far @reeabads
te;able. 49, 9ls ein 2rpmpeter aufgefprbert
tpurte, lauter gu blaitn, iaste er: wp fp1
ater Der @inb berfommer.
@pbura unterideibet ii4 bas Mandenr
8cdbier Don benz biefi9en?
Der nnteridieb befebt einfaA hartn, tab
has 1estere riGt nett Der 1T.
Die ,,@d1eeiiGe 3ettuns" enttislt fplsen>
bes Snferat:
3iu,mer gum l%1ebernadten flrTreupe uno
Gle1 1nb ftet5 sprratbt9 1T Der Rprbbenti9en
8unbesta1e in alein 8riesnis am Tuee Der
Qanbesfrpne hi 0Drlis.
2ebensregsln.
Gei ~nin1rner fpls. aebenfe ffet5 ser Qebre:
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SHEKIFF's SALE.
BY A. G.. McGILLIVRAY.
Auetfoneer.


BY virtue of writ of Flerl Facias to nae directed
and delivered, will be sOld on MONDAY, the Bth
day of April next, at the northeast corner Of the
Courthouse. between the hours Of II A. NJ, and 8
O'Clock p. NJ.
All the right title and in crest Of the defendant in
q TRACT OF LAMB. situate in st. Stephens Parish
and known Do the "Motosee' Plantation measurinr
and containing 400 acres. moro or less. Bounded
on northeast by lands Of A. Hood. and southwes by
lands of Clemens.
Levied on and to be sold as tile property Of John
A. Shrer. at the suit Of A. I. Darby Administrators
Of j. NJ. Croswen
At the same time and place.
All the right. title and interest Of the defendant in
all that LOT OF LAND on west side of Amerjcs-
street. and bounded north lands now or late of D.
b. Comstock; west by lands Of Charles Dagnet:
south by lands OF Dennis Hiaermann; east by Amer.
ca-etreet. Measuring north line "a feet: same
on south line. and on east and west lines SO feet,
more or less. 77}0
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Dudley
Cemstock. under an execution in the case Of VIII.
liam Armstrong vs. Dudley B. Com stock ct al
ALsO,
At the same time and place
All the right. title aud interest OF j. H. Baseet in
aLOF OF LAND, situate in Rose Lane next te the
corner Of BOgard west side measuring % feet
front on Rose Lane, by Is feet In depth, more or
less.
levied and to be sold as tho property Of J. n.
Baggett, under execution in the case Of Michael
j. Tobin va. J. H. Baggett & %.
Terms cash w. NJ. MACKEY,
March 1g ma g. a. n
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB PRINTINe AT The NEWS OFFICE. For
the accommodation of our friends and the public,
have just established, in connection with our
business, Job Printing Office, where new
prepared to execute all kinds of job printing with
cheapness. accuracy and dispatch This department
Of our offoe is in charge Of accomplished and coz
scientious practical printers, and friends who
favor with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
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March is
AssIGNEE,s SALE.


BY virtue of order of sale to me directed nv tba
Hon. George s. BRYAN, Judge Of tho United States
Court for the Distr ct OF South Carolina, viii
ouer for eale at pubic auction, the first MON
DAY In April next, at 12 O'Clock NJ at Bsrnwei I
Court House,
The following REAL ESTATE:
All that LpT OF LAND. with improvements
thereon, In the town of Willlston Barnwel Comfy
known as the Bogaobie Lot. bounded North by lands
OF the estate OF f. Willis, East by lot known as the
sseasiy lot, hereinafter described South by tho
South Carolina Railroad, and West BY lands Of ".
Sraham containing In front las feet and In depth lilo
All that LOT OF LAND, in the said Town Of VIII
listen. In said County, known as tho Beasly lot.
bounded North by lands Of T. H.. Willis East by
toned 50 feet Sy iaSa'A' ia5 '0' @0
County, known as Lot No 4, bounded North by a
street thirty feet wide East by lands Of ailespy,
sSqtn 10 sn ny lands 8, OF aiespy and j. wallis
Willis. and West by street twenty feet wide. -''
Al that LOT OF LAND, in the Town Of mbere.
bounded North by Railroad Avenue. East by ". a.
Bam1ere's lot, Sou by Broad street, and West by
All that LOr OF LAND in the said Town Of Barn.
berg, County aforesaid. known as Lot No IS Range
'.oo !, bounded m North by Railroad Avenue East BY
wess by lands Of O. 4. Faust. - 'i'"'''"'''' "Aa
~, A.. that LOT OF LAND in said Town and County,
Drosd-stree., East by Boandary-s.reet, south BY
ils ,snd q w. 3 Bamberg and q. W. Bamberg, West
Dy Calhoun-stre6t
All that FOr OF LAND in said Town and County
known as No. 8, Range s. bounded North by BIeok-
bird Alley, East by Weahingion.strect, South by
lands of q. w. Bamberg. and West by Calhoun.
street.
Also. half Of LOT NO. =. in said Town and
County, bounded North by lands OF South Carolina
Railroad, East by lands OF r. q. Allen, South by
Broad-sreet. and VEST by lands Of q. w. Bitch
ingt0n. r. t.a' ,itsilAA
Terms .0ne.haf cash; the baIaHss Ia ONE year
fronn the day OF sale. secured by bond bonds or
the purchasers, bearing tnte est trons the day OF
SALE and mortgage or mortgages Of the prennaes;
buildings to be insured and policies assigaed. Par.
chssers to pay for papers and stamps.
FREDERIUk J. SMITH,
Assignee EAtA.o Geo. Hoffnann
Ax- Notice 10 hereby given, by order Of the Coure
to Oh persons who may nave caiua any special or
general Hen on tho above property to come forward
and provc heir said liena before J. c. CARPENTER.
ESQ Reg strar IN Baakruptcy on or before che III st
inst or be forever dabarred Of any special lien ON
the funds arising from the sale OF said property.
whereof nctico shall be giveM TO tho Asdreo afora-
said on OF before tho day Of sale.
FEEDnRICK J. SMITH.
AsssSasS OF Geo. M0fMsan, Rankrupe.
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Valuable Plantation at AUCTION.
BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.

49, AWCtiOMeer.
BY virtue Of ON order of sale 10 directed by the
Court for the District OF South Carolina will
offer for sale at public auction at the Old POST
oMce, foot Of Broad street, Charleston, 8. g., on
WEDNESDAY, March 24'h, 1869, at II O'Clock,
/ A. A., r.
All that valuable PLANTATION OR TRACT OF
LAND. in It. Luke's Parish in the County Of Beau
fort and state of South Carolina, commonly known
as ''Bellefair," and containing eight hundred ana
sixty-tour acres, mora or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. LOUIS NOLAN
March thno,srSs
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V0tuabie Plantation at auction.
BY ALONZD j. WHITE & son

NTO&ers, Auct10noers and k cal Estate
Agents.
BY virtue Of an order of sale to directed by the
Hon. Gorge 3. Bryan, Judge OF the United states
Court for the District of South Caroln,, will OF
fer for sale, at Public Auction at the Old Postoce
foot Of Broad-street, Charleston, S. c., TUES
DAY, the 18Th of April. 1869, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TEACr OF LAND
known as Sea side, containing 1853 acros more or
less. and boupded on the north by lands tf Mr. Nc
0ants, on the east by lands Of Mr. Corbett, on the
west by land of Mr.. Venning and the south by
the Sound IA per plat and survey made by Robert K
Payne, Esq. Said Laud being in Christ Church Pa
rish. County of Charlesto, The above Plantation
to be sold is subject to afease to one VIM. Aock-
ady for period of FIVE years, commencing on tho
first November 1867. and ending the first Novern-
Dor. 1879. Annual rent $500 to accrue to purchaser
from day of sale.
Conditions-One- half cxsh; balance payable in tw
equal successive annual instaments, with interest
the rate of per cont. per annum payable semi-an.
nually, secured by bond bonds OF the pur-
chaser and mortgage OF Plantation. Purchaser t o
pay for papers and stamps
LAWRENCE w. O'HEAR,
March "a ynwf1otu1 Assignee Theodore Stoney.
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gats anS Gaps.
. STRAW hats! J.
STRAW H HATS

THE LARGEST VARIETY OF MEMS AND
BOYS STRAWS ever seen in this city, can now be
examined and purchased at STEELE'S, sign of the
Big Hat.
PANAMAs, 81 50 to 81, wide and narrow
Mems "Nobby and Matte" Straws, 10 cents to 81
1900 Boys Good Leghorn Hats, so and rs cents
Mons and Boys Extra Wide Straw, 20, 80, rs cents
Lad es' and Misses Fine Shaker Hoods, as cents
Ladies Hoods as low as 10 and 15 cents
Mons and Youths Superior Dress Straw Hats, 81 so
to $3
Little Charens Elegant Dress Straw 80 cts to 50 5o
sTEELES HAT HAT
No. sl3 King street, sign Of the Big Hat
p. Snake aete of this. m4 March "a
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ACCIDENTAL OMIss1oN.-1n the article on the
contested election, which appeared in TIE NEWS Of
Saturday. the name Of Alderman Fl. Judge Moore
was omitted accidentally from the list Of Aldermen
who are mentioned as having signed the return to
the writ of n,andamsus. Alderman Moore has been
as firm Gibraltar in the contest, and intends to see
it out-in q word, "to do his duty"
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Largest tCirculntion.-THE DAxLY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
COGNLZED as ia VING THE LARGEST CIR
CULAYION IN THE CRY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POS70FFICE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK ACCORDING TO THE IRoVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFTTCE Law.
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Estate Sale, by order Of the Executors.
BY j. Il. HUMPHREYS.
AuCtiOnecr.

On WEDNE5DAY, the 14th April, prox., at the Old
Customhouse, at IL O'Clock. will offer,
All that certain PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, In
the Town Of summerville, imm ediately opposite the
Town Hail. and known as the residence of the late
Captain VIM. Trout, measuring and containing one
acre, moro less butting and bounding to the
north on land of Philip Gadsdsn, Esq; south ON
main road and east and west lands of lats Capt.
Trout; together with the improvements thereon,
lathed and plastered. with wide double piazzas
store-room, Kitchen carriage house and stable all in
good repair
There is also attached fne Vegetable and Flower
Garden, and some very choice Fruit Trees.
ALSO,
Tho LOT adjoining the above on tho east. measur-
ing and containing one half aero, more or less.
Terms-One-half cash; balan e in ono and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage Of the pur-
chaser Purchaser to pay for papers and for
stamps.
sale ut No. 27 Broad street. m4w1 March "a
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LECTURE BEFORE FRIENDSHIP LoDaE.-The
regular communication of Friendship Lodge will be
held this evening, at Masonic Hail. at eight o'clock.
After the comforting of degrees Past Master N Levin
will deliver lecture Masonic principles.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TEE News dropped
into the iron advertising box at the of Hayne
and Meeting streets, before II o'clock P. NJ. will
appear on the following morning with as much cor
ta.nty as if they were left at the office.
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GRAIN SHIPMENTS FROM NEW ORLEANs.-Th
New Orleans Price Current of tho 18th instant, has
the following (" The schooner Dexter Washburn
Captain George T. Harkness, cleared the 14th
instant for Charleston, s. C., by f. R. Poole, with
1875 bushels corn, in bulk, twenty-five hogsheads
and seventyone barrels sugar. She is the first
sci that has loaded at the New Elevator for
coastwise port
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

citation at P. M.
Washington Artillery Friendly Society, at p. M.
Washin gton Fire Company; at F. NJ,
M. A. and p. A.. at 8 p. NJ.
Friendship Lodge. at z P. N.
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BuReLARY.-The residence of Mr.. J. G.. Rem
tiers. No. 80 America. street, entered last
Thursday night, and quantity Of ladies'. childrens
and gentlemen's clothing carried of. The thief ia
unknown
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth r. Venning, ct al, vs. Harriet M.
Venning, ct al.
BY A. G.. McGILLIVRAY,

AuCt1Onc0r.
On THURSDAY, the 1st dav of April next, in front
OF the Old Customhouse at IL o'clock A. NJ, will
be sod
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate in the Parish Of st. Thomas, originally con.
sising OF several distinct tracts adjoining other
aad now consolidated and known "rhe Brick
Yard )" containing, per deeds OF conveyance 1885
acres, be the same moro or less. All of which viii
moro fully appear from several deeds Of convey
ance to one Jonah n. Venping and by him, the
said Jonah M. Venning, t. Henry NJ. Venning and
David B. venniag in the plea ling in said cause set
forth.
AI8O
The following personal property, viz:
The SCHOONER LARK (selid live oak frame) car.
ry1ng capacity about 80 cords Of wood.
Two FINE MULES.
All that valuable real estate in the City of Charles
ton known a. WINNINGS WHARF. measu, ing and
containing on Whsrfstre ITO feet, and the eanae
on tho channel OF Cooper River to the east Bound
ed to the north by Wharf No. s. south by Wharf No
g. east by tho channel OF Cooper River, and west BY
Wharf-strset Aforesaid.
Terms for Real Estate-One-third cash balance in
one and two years. to be occurred by bond and mort
gage OF the promises respectively interest to be paid
annually until the wh elc debt be paid.
Terms for Personal Property-Cash on delivery.
E. w. N MACKEY
March 10 m2 Ap1 =. Q. O.
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e)nsuranfe.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.
9nsuranfe.

SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Now York,
Capital and- Surplus. 91,700,O00
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
New York,
Capital and Surplus. 81 ,6OO, 600
MANHATTAN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF New York,
Capital and Surplus............@1 o., 800, 600
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF Now York,
Capital aad Surplus, ,......... .@1, ,177 900
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF Now York,
Capital and Surplus. .91O2, 900
ENTERPRIsE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF Cincinnati,
Security, Capital and Assets. .Sa, 22O, 600
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital and Assets. 81, 500, 900
Aggregate Available Assets, TEN MIL
LION DDLLARS.
S: Y. TUPPER, Agent,
IN PLANTERS 4 MECHANICS BANK Build
ING, EAST BAY-sTREET.
March "a mwflmo
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i'h WARNING To TRAvEILER5.-Day bafore YES.
terday. as the Augusta train was about to start,
colcred boy detected in the act Of practicing
sleight of hand on bundle of one of the passen-
gers. He fed soon he was discovered afler re-
ceiving box on his ears from bystander. There
are parcel Of idle vag rants who hang on the skirts
of the incoming and outgoing trains, and rob the
passengers Of their small parcels Not many days
ago two ladies' had their fine cloaks stolen by son
Of these railroad thieves. Passengers must be on
their guard.
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MARINE INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE..
RISKS TAKEN FOR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ports in the PHENIX MANHATTAN AND ENTER.
PRISE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Cash assets and security, 100000.
Losses made payable in Gold and Sterling when
desired.
S. Y. TUPPER, Agent.
March IL fmW1mO
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BY g. MCBRIDE SMITH.

TOMORROW the 23d inst at the residence No. 26
George street, at IL o'clock
Tho Residence No. 26 Gcorge-street, will be sold
at auction on THURSDAY, the 25th inst. SEQ adver-
tisemeHt. March 20
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PALM SUNDAY.-The services in the Episco-
pal and Catholic Churches, yesterday, Of pecu-
liar Significance and the congregations were gener-
ally very full In all the Catholic Churches the cere.
mony Of blessing and distributing the palms, in
commemoraton Of the triumphal entry Of Christ
into Jerusalem, when the multitude greeted him
with shouts Of Hosanna" and the waving of palms
was an interesting feature of The occ2sion
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Auftianffrs' J9riuate Sales.
SEQ Real Estate.
\ BY g. MCBRIDE SMITH,

DH Oe MCW AGHWE DMIIHs
No 81 Brond-street, sosath side, nenr
n SAS . Stmte-StTect. II
,AtPdvAte Sale-- -.---f Nj
FiRss ! oL4ss SEA ISLAND COTTON pLANrA.
Valuable Rice Plantations a ~. y,
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
KxtensAve and valuable Manufactures MIN aitea
' s's and Dsiigbttai summer Residences in vasaans
sS parts Of the scuth.
HOUSES AND DUrLDrNSs,To ToTs os ~, u,ses n,,c
y sAd 6escriptsona In svory part Of the oils "a.
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LIFE IN
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE In
sURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD. coNNEor1our.
DIVIDENDS have averaged over so per cent an
nualy.
EsfoNsIBIL1TY-Fore every 500 Of Liabilities, IL
has S154 of Assets.
PREMIUMs.-Notes taken for so per cont of same.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON, 11AssAeHusKrrs.
ASSEIs over. 81 900 900
PREMIUMs.-Notes taken for 40 per cent. Of sarne
DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan.
PROPERTY IN
THE H1TNA FIRE INSURANCE. COM.
PAMY,
HARTFORD, ooNNEcTICUT.
ASSETS. ,15O. .031
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
NARTToRD, CONNECTICUT. e
ASSETS. 90. .O29. $40
THE NORTH AMERICAN rIRE lNsUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD ooNNEcr1ouT.
ASSETS. ..................@ .@416s139
THE CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, coNNEorrcur.
ASSETB.... ........ .................. .&342, ,G13
THE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY,
NEW YORK.
ASSETS. 1894. .948
Mr.. w. @. COURTNEY, Of the firm Of W. @.
COURTNEY & CO.. NO Boyce l. Co.'s Wharf, will,
in connection with this Agency, take risks on COT
TON, RICE AND PRODUCE generally.
a.. HI. HAYDEN,
January 20 fmw3rno
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. w. Davis, Of the Lake
City Press, is at the Charleston Hotel.