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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-20
washtnxton News.

WASHINGTON, August 19.-Further ad.
vices ffom Cubatt TO The 9th, state that in
anengag agernept near Remedies, the Cubans
defeated o Spanish force, while proceed
ing to Nuevitas to reinforce Lesca.
The force of Jordan attacked near Trini-
dad and isucceeded in defeating the
Spaniards. $50 Spaniards deserted,
joined the Cubans and took part in the
fight. A Cuban convoy was captured
near Sagua Le Grande and another small
party near Puerto Principe. The last
were immediately executed.
The steamer TELEGRAPH, an alleged pi-
rate, which the Seminole was sent after,
was sold on account of the crew, but
afterwards condemned as q prize by the
British authorities at Tortola.
Internal revenue receipts to-day S495, :
600. - 2'.'5gtq!'i'p. ''.. ~
Wizard. the ordnance contractor, sues
before the Oonr' of Claims for 81, 20O,-
600 for non3faIA AIment,o OF contracts.
Customs froh the 7th to the 14th, in
elusive, are a'tfife over 81. 900, 900.
The Treasnfy iDepartm ent has advices
OF EXCESSIVE bla6k mailing operations by
bogus Deputy Marshals and revenue de-
tectives. = <s- -,if:s Z .z$iss u1.SnzsS ,.-gM
: "A COMMITTEES from the New York Stock
Exchang has, applied Intellectually to
Delano to reopen his decision CHASING
them as bankers It is estimated til at
this new tax will aggregate 100000.
1t rs rnm0red $50 men departed South
ward recently EN- yo,ae for Cuba, ..<
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| Dolnsstio N.ws.

PH1LADEnPHfA, August ia recent
Interview With General Lee, regarding
1 the proposed meeting of, Generals of
both armiesiat Gettysburg, next week,
for the Identification of the battlefield.
leads to the belief that Lee will eventu.
ally attend-not that he wholly approves
OF the measure, but regarding the meet
ing as foregone conclusion, he thinks
his presence due to the men he COM
manded. as the meeting will be history,
and because he desires to avoid the mis-
construction which would be placed upon
his refusual by the enemies of recon.
struction.
Miss Anthony was finally excluded as
q delegate from the Labor Convention,
by vote of SO to, %. -
HELENA. ARK, August 19.-Montana
advices states that the Black-feet Indians
are running off stock. They killed NAL
comb Cork and badly wounded his son
twenty miles from here. They threaten
to rid Gallatin Valley of its inhabitants.
Much excitement prevails among the
settlers. ,'.'2
J SAN. FRANCISCO, August 19.-Colfax,
Senator Stewart and others have ap-
peaied 10 Boutwell, to allow drafts on tile
subITfeasurer of New York to relieve
the money stfingenoy here. The appeal
is unanswered. It has transpired that
Boutwell, permitted one firm here to
draw funds from the San Francisco sub
Treasury. This is taking advantage of
the public necessity. Boutwells action
is denounced by the press and creates
the indignation of the entire community.
Four ships cleared yesterday for Liver
pool, with 132, 900 sacks of wheat.
The steamer China has arrived, and
brings j.. Ross Browne and !, 900 passen-
gers, including eighty-fve Chinese.
CHARLESTON, August 19.-Arrived-
steamer A. NJ. Flanagan, Tybee. Sailed
steamer Prometheus, PHILADELPHIA.
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NSwx0rk Ndlyerllisiils.smgntg.. d i.

is Private Boarding in New York,
1oMF0RPABIzE, airy Boomsa NTH Board,
,ssI, ~ IN pleasant loeshty-Fourth .stIeet, OPP
door sssf Sasss sSSssss seSt spe s pss. ss
ufesst ~ &,sJ MRs. SiiJ!WTATT,'i $
''ti. ~ South Washington Place. 9TH street.
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IL on an Alternative. produce
ing q gradual change in the
functions of organs, as to
permit q healthy action to
take the place of disease.
10 deobstruent by its diyersi.
I'd action; removes obstruc-
sions, reduces Inflammation
and enlargement of the
glands and viscera. -
Is an Inyigorant and Tonic:
1T produces q gentle and
permanent excitement Of all
the vital actions observable
in the functions of organic
life; and is, therefore. ad-
missable in diseases OF the
Stomach, Liver and organs
Of digestion.
!s a stln. .ating, alternative
diaphosetic, promoting per-
spiration, removing h1mors
in the blood, producing a
healthy action Of the skin.
removes Boils, Pimples,
Blotches and Cutaneous
eruptions.
Is aperient, gently acting
upon the bowels, thereby
removing effete matter, pro-
ducing n healthy feeling of
the stomach and head.
Headache and nervous dis
orders are cured by it's use.
!s expectorant, increasing
the secretion from the
mucous men3Arane OF the
Air cells and passages of
the lungs, or aseists ifs dis
charge; is, therefore, o re-
medy, combined with Cod
Liver Oil. in all caana ne Co1
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Tho high appreciation in which II is held bv
the profession and the golden opinions OF the
people, and their many testimonials, will make
1T q desirable medicine for Druggists to keep
constantly on hand.
The sick, feeble and those in delicate health.
and allpersons living In warm climates, and
all unaoclimated, will find thel -: r.
Q U E EMS LIGHT.
A greet medicine. protecting them from all
those diseases which originate in a bad condi-
ton OF the blood and climatic infdueuces. -
~ FOR sale by pruggiats throughout the State
FISHER HEINIfsH, Columbia, S. G.
PLUMB LEITNER, Augusta, Ga.
J.. b. ZEILEN CO., Macon, Ga.
JOHN i: HENRY, New York. -;
MANSFIELD Il HiGBEE. Memphis. Tenn
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDFN,
AuG OF PHILADELPHIA
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He thought if it was necessary, it might have been

less severe. "S"' nave peen
Inc bishop OF st. David's said the sr,ar;or
Saheuty OF property was not to be eoDsidered d..
Inc pest mean to apply in view of the pnhIie naoa
de dlsapproved the excess. or even the Jaeeu
stratlon OF Professionalism. and said he valued ~.
ascendency but as it was moral. He eons;5a.nS
the Irish Church an anomaly. 1t had failed ~
fulfill Its mission and promoted dlscord. He urgeS
the passage OF the bill to a second reading. and
afterwards the introduction of amendments NN
The Duke of Richmond explained that tbo,ch
he felt the injustice of the bill. after great hesitation
he bad resolved to act in opposition to his party
He was sensible of the inexpediency of popular
agitation, and was convinced the constitntionai
course was to pass the bill. after amending the oh.
lectlonable clauses. and leave responsibility of ac-
ceptlng the amendments or the withdrawal of tba
bill on the Government.
The Bishop of Petersboro opposed the bill. He an.
pealed to the House to act firmly and impartially.
and not humiliate themselves by abdicating their
constitutional position. beseeching the nation to
spare them. because they were utterly contempti-
BILE and useless.
Speeches were also made against the bill by
Lords Chelmsford and Chancarty, and in its favor
by Lord Penzance. The debate continued until
L O'Clock. and the House again adjourned without
action.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS. ERR K BY HIS
w Attorney in fact, ADOLPH MARKS, and SAM. BER-
NARD, members of the late Co-partnership Of MARKS &
doing business In the City of Honolulu, on the
twenty sixth day of May, A. d. 1869. made, executed and duly
delivered a Deed of Assignment of all their estate in this King
dom to A. FRANCIS JUDD and RICHARD H.. STANLEY,
for the benefit of their creditors: Therefore, notice is hereby
given to ell persons having claims against said estate, to pre-
sent the same, duly authenticated with the proper vouchers,
and all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned Assignees. And all persons having
in their possession auy property or effects of the said insolyents
are hereby required to deliver the same to us without delay.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
RICHARD III. STANLEY,
Assignees Of the Estate Of Marks & Bernard.
By X. II. STANLEY, Assignee.
Honolulu, Nav 81, 1869. 679 Ct
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Information Wanted.

DEGRADING FRANS OSCAR TENC.
N STROM, who left his home in Gottenberg, Sweden, in
1854, and is supposed to be somewhere in the Pacific. Any
tidings of him, or his whereabouts, will he gratefully received
by his younger brother, CAPT. ADOLF. s. TENGSTROM,
Hawaiian Islands, or by the publisher OF this paper
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Ho,o the G,0rHo Traffic is Condb,csed-Descript;on
of Baker,s ELtnd-Hs Fora and It's Ed.1ad-
Hor Ships are Moored 10 a SGsd-B aHk-Sharks
and CdHIabnlS.
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Fairba0ks' Scales,
M ALL S1Z Es-w PROM 1oo
TO 5000 pounds.
ALSO, COUNTER SCALES.
Tor sale by @. BREW ER q CO.
so DIN MARKET Wharf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-16

The st. Louis newspapers having told the
business men Of the city some plain but
disagreeable truths about their lack Of an
terprise, the latter have turned over a new
leaf and organized an enterprise that will
probably relieve them of the charge. A
grain company has been formed with
$2OO,OOO to be used as o "margin." to se.
cure to sellers ready market and to faoil.
tate the through transportation Of grain to
sss East. Tine plan was entered into with
great enthusiasm. The Merchants Ex-
change, in its corporate capacity, subscribed
$4,000 to the stock, and in two DAYS
$40. 900 and upwards Of the capital had been
taken. -sSss.s 4.@ ,56ss
The capital Of 5000. 600 will be used 90 q
margin, and will enable the association to
keep In motion q million bushels OF wheat.
The ssntral idea is to export direct to Liv-
erpool and build up q great import trade;
but enough grain will be kept at st. Louis
and at Now Orleans 20 induce heavy deal
ers and speculators to send their orders
with the assurance that they oan obtain all
| their wants.
considering the position Of st. Louis and
sne admirable facilities possessed by her for
carrying out snch q plan as this. tho onlv
wonder 10 that the movement waa MOI !, "a.
years ago. That it win Le scccsszz..as,..;; =
managed with ordinary prudence. does ,noa
admit3of doubt
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| them his wife was in the granary. There tho
body Of Mrs. Gray was found, with her feet to
tho door, and her face in puddle Of blood,
with her left arm extended. The only cloth
ing she had on vas n coarse cotton mig ht-dress
short rough coat belonging to her husband,
which she had evidently put on to protect her
from the cold morning air while she accompa-
MED her husband TO tho barnyard, and pair
Of coarse shoes, which in her haste she had
left united. Mr.. Gray was taken to prison.
He says: II thought was coming to poverty
that was sick and would die soon, and that my
family would be left destitute, and thought
it would be better to send them TO hea-
ven at once. l at once took the grubbing
hoe and struck my wife on the head with it.
This did not kill her, and she screamed terri
bic. l then stabbed her seven times, and she
was dead. I took her . and carried her to the
gram house, and laid her down on the floor
Her screams had awakened the children, and
Maggie came out the door. I had hard time
killing her." (Here he stopped to exolaim, so,
tell you it was the bloodiest murder on re-
cordl') 4" then took the axe and placed the
other children down on the floor and put my
knee on their breasts, and took the head Of the
axe 80" describing the action, holding the
axe by both hands and chopping DOWN ''and
cut their throats, and almost cut their heads
of. I then put them side by side on the floor,
and got rope and tried to hang myself, but I
couldn't succeed"
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Amusemenis.
H1B III MAN nal


TT 1BNI IsN1AN HALL.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY
H. ""Ao Ao'.'........... Managing Director
For FIVE NIGHTS ONLY
COMMENCING TUESDAY, APRIL 20,
With the following grand array OF talent
Prims Donna, Miss MARIE BAGIARI
Prima Donna. LIZZIE ECKER,
BERTHA JOHANSSEN. CLARA LANG ZEIGLER,
Prima Donna, MARIE MARINE, GENEVE
Prima Donna secundas, JOHANNA CHIRONa, MA
THILDE BERGER, SOPHIA Won BERG.
Tcnors-Johann Armand, Theodore Habelmann.
Bassos-Joseph Hermans. Joseph Wenleh, VIM.
Bach, w. Fotmes. Baritones-Ignatz Pollok Antho-
ny Weber Full Chorus and Orchestra, selected from
the principal opera Houses IN New York, under tho
direc ion OF August Predigam.
The following Grand Operas will be presented,
commencing with ROBERT LIE DIABTE, to be tol.
lowed by LES HUGUENOTS, LA JUIvE, DER
FREYSOHUTz. DON JUAN.
The Management will spare neither pains nor K
pense to eivo these Grand Operas perfect posi-
bio. For further particulars future advertise
ment. The sale of Tickets will begin at HOLMES
BOOK HOUSE on FRIDAY the 10th INST.
+. GREENWALL Agent.
April IA VIM BA II, business Manager.
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!. 9otels.
3 t. LOUD HOT Ell.

THIS NEW AND coMMor rous HOUSE. LocAr.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-second-street,
possesses advantages sl other houses for the &C.
commodation oi its quests. It was buile expressly
tor arst-clsss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated hy seam--wi,h hot
and cold W ter. and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is 10 the most experienced
hands, ar riding gaesta an uneq aallad table. n
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
the modern improvements'' and ut the service Of
guests at all hours. 81 2 - t[71F
The Broadway ane University Place Cars pass che
door every four minutes, runnin1 from the City
Hail to- Central Park, while the Sixth aud seventh
Avenue lines are buta short block on either side
afording ample facilities for communicating with eli
rhe depo,s. Steamboat landings. places Of amuse-
ment and business of the great metropolis.
fONE u HOLl4aCY, Fropraetors.
KarCh "a AZ r.'S - en,n.Y
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Net Assets of this Department. Invested
I'm this Community,

I'm this Community,
THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d Of June last, on'y months ago. and has al.
ready secured an annual revenue from premiums on
existing policies Of nearly $780, 900 Give Hun
dred Thousand Dollars) Its business for the
month of December S73,393 SO, insuring the
amount of 900. Its new business for the
month Of January was $86,524 II, insuring the
amount of 81, 1,649O00.
One month business being grea er than that done
by the largest and wealthies Life Insurance Compa-
nies in the United States during the entire rse
year OF their existence.
The Association first started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens OF st. Louis for
the purpose of changing the current Of Life Insur-
ance and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the Wcst and South, and It's plan is liberal and
just to every section State and district the wealthy
men of the West and Sou'h generally are insuring
their lives in it, to the exclusion Of other companies
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months of December aud January are of
an averange amount of 81, 1863 A. drawing an aver
age annual premium of s418 2O
The largest average attained by any other compa-
in the United States is about $40 to each poll
cy, while the average size of all policies existing in
this country is only about S25Oo.
These facts speak for themselves.
Officers.
H. g. LOPER. President cashier Peoples National
Bank
W. GEO. GIBBEs, vice-President Nv. G. Whilden Il
E. e. JENKINS. Nj. D.. Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN b. STEELE tof North, Steele & WardelI)
Q. IRWIN WALKER (Waker, Evans 4 Cogswell)
q. w. AIMaR Druggist.
H. I: PEAKE, General Superintendent South Caro-.
lima Railroad.
G. F. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JAS. E. SPEAR. Jewe!ler.
d. II. SILCOX, Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
N. P. CARTER. Secretary and Agent.
March 20 Tyr No. 40 Broad street.
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!. l e5aufp GOODS, Gtf. ...s 4
BEAUTIFUL. FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, SO.
OPENED FOR THE sPRrNo TRADE. 1858.

OfENEO FOK THE SPRING TRADE. 1859.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT. AT Low PRICES.
IN consisting in part Of: y
CHINA TOILET GOODsiROCKING HORSES
Mantelpiece Ornaments Cwo, Three ana Four
Photograph Albums Whealaa walnrisssasA
Ladies WorKDOxes kTin, Iron and Wool Tovs
Writing Desks. Fans TOY Wagons Whsellsr
Portamonafes, Purses rows WI .'' n g
Cheap Family Soaps, Per- Dolls Marbles. TOYS
fnDery, 60 I'D s5 Kites A M s' =
eranag Pipes Stems. &C Gaes IN great variety for
taney baskelss Picnic In and ont Of door use,
travelling and Flowerl snch as J. .sfisg9 4
( !. BaeketaA " sSs .9s, !. ICIoduAk ats " ss
Beauttsut ChinR Bouquet Bas6 ANA fsnbber Balls Il
:. AOsderB ~ IBattlSdorp n ~ es< 4
Chime Cups ana BauccSg, Hoppe and Graves
=. .vssess no S... ESsA 1Rollin9 Hoops. &c.,--
have always on hand . full Hne OF Domestic
Fancy Goods and To,s and the atese styles of Vjon-
ma Ohenbach and Paris Goods. novelties Of the
trade. XIX w ~ 9'F7TF X
make specially OF IhDIA RUBBER GOODS.
such as Rubber Overcoats, caFes Legginga CARS
Pili0wns Hospitai Cnshaons, Door mats. Rub6er
Piano Covers, White and Black nursery Hheetaug.
Rubber Toys. DO. tl F.sg7 ~ IA - % -
lthank my patrVns for past favcrs ana earnestly
solictt contanuansS cfthS same. ,s nm M
No. 22o King-ssrees, two doora above Market.
APSAe p W D4p, Ssa3ssS rnwfImo
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ZaGRUBBABEL CIaAPTEH mo. III, R. A. M.
VENHE REGULAR CONVOCATION or THEABOVE
IA CHAPTER will be held THIS EVENING, at
Eight o'clock. at Masonic Hall.
BY order NJ Z. III. p. j.. N JEsNNERETT,
April 16 Seer ctary.
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t6NoNsTANTLY ON BAND LARGE srooK OF
~ American and Imported LEAF TOBACCO for
Cigar manufacturers, ss follows:
b !. CONNECr rlCUT LEAF, from f1ne favored all
fEg, at lax cents per pound and self work at IS cts
per round upwards TO the finest selection OF wrap.
:. NEW sOkE srATE aEsD-ans. ie.fy wr 70.
pers from % cents upwards TO 30 GENTS per pound
I. . OHIO LEAF---wrappers from 40 cents upwards
i. A fns assortmont Of SPANISH LEAF. nom
81 10 to 81 10 (pcr the bsie0 upwards to nice wrap
pers at 90 per pound.
AS the Lesf is bought direct from the planters.
srn able 20 sell "a low 10 any Northern house
CIGARS,
Gs oas own Misunderstanding. The following brands
sEx @ @SAaoIisA. A. o.a4as m I. a a 90 ssr ".
~. Upnann" iHfvanal at $50 per N.
Figaro. lspanish seed), at $50 per M.
.Figars" tgt nuine HavanaA OF SIS per N.
30. NJ" genuine Spaniahh at $50 per M.
s'The Last 9ensaHon," q Ciaar which lights itself
made OF Havana Tobacco at $50 por A.
Imported Cigsss OF all grades.
genuine Spanish Cigar can always be had at TO.
tail fos 10 cents. e|.-
0T suOEkImss TOBACCO.
fine sssorthent for sale at manufacturers proes.
Genuine DURHAM and other celebrated brands AZ
ways ON hand. 49, n 4
CHEyV1Na TORACcO.
As FIG. NAVY and PLUG TOBACCO. at all prices;
PIPES ~ aAl descriptions.
Merchants and Consumers aro respectfully invited
IN sho ToLasco lne as che lowest price. : " " :. !!
whore. - j. MADGnN.
April 10 limo y
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for SaLe.

II . R A Il 10 a. A CLTNK EIg BUILT
a BOAT, recently Overhaued and neatly paint
ed and in perfect order. She Is really beautiful
model Carries ak oars, also be used with sails
May be seen at the Savannah and Charleston Rail.
r0ad wharf For further particulars inquire of A. q.
KAUFMAN, Broker and Commission Agent, No. Is
Brcad-slreet. fm2 A,ril f8
STEAM ENGIN ES FOlx SALE CEaEAP.
y II applied for immediately 8t1'
~ One IA horse Portable ENGINE \,
~ a& az One Ahorse Portable Engine s4.
~ One 8-horseepower ENGINE. in good condition,
CAMERON. BARKLEY & CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland ssreets.
JRnuary 10 ~
Essasss sAsss, sss.ss y sgyzr zrsEs 1 = iExss nu
n any gu sntity Price 70 cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrappdn2 paper that can be used, Ap-
ply Of the ol1lce OF LHE NGWS. * March
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3nsuraufe.
CHARLESTON BRANCH
Ii f e A SSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.

A PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AMI
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE.
SOCIETY.
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Go Rfnt.


A CHANCE FOR EXCURSION AND
IN PICNIC PARTIES, TARGET COMPANIES
&C.-The subscriber Offers HE Ball, at HilIiardvie
to Excursion and Picnic Partes and visitors gener.
ally! The accommodations are smp,e and the Hsll
large and well ventilated target has been erected
on the grounds tor the benefit OF those wishing to
practice. For terms apply to D. II. BEQUEsr, mt.
FAeassns g. April 18
1vO IeENT. AT FLAT ROCK. NJ. c.,
4 FURNISHED HOUSE, near the Church. Post
once and Market Apply to B. 1ZARD MIDDLE
TON orto JAM4S b. PRINGE.E, Charleston, g. @.
Apr1' IA t4 wfm8
EsOK REN r, A EURNIsHEO mE>I.
n DENOE:--The handsome Residence on the
west side Of Rutledge.street ono door north Of
,Wsntworth;street containing twelve rooms and e1-
tensiyo ontbu1 dings, with carriage house, stable
40 The Residence is Handsomely and completely
urnfshed. tnclud ng carpets mirrors, &C.. (all ex
cept crockerv ard house iLensl The above proui-
ses wiz be rented to an approved tenant, possession
given Immediately. Apply to LOUIS d. DEsAUs-
I sORG. No. as Broad.street. WINS April II
fE'O ExEMT; THAT DEsIRABLE REST
Il DENCE in a healthy locality, No. lO3 west end
OF street. with large cistern, fine outbudines
vegetable and flower Garden. ccm mmanding beau
Hful water prospect. For terms inquire Of present
occupants. swfm6 Apfil7
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FIRE. MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.

F1RE, MARINE AND LlF Il
INSURANCE.
sGCURITY TMsUEaANCE COMPANY. of
New Work,
Capital Gnla Surplus, @1.yOO,O 1000.
PHGENlx INSURANCE. COmPANY, of
Now York.
Capital and Surplus, 91, coo, 900.
RgAMsaATTAM KEsUfSANCE COMPANY,
OF New York,
Capat0l Azsd SzEpAus, o., ,203, 600.
aMrERHATI1MAa1s HNsUaxAMCM COAz-
Parry, OF Hevs York.
Capatal ared sarpluas. ei,1y5 GOO:
MORTfa AMERICAN INsURAnOR COM
PAMY. OF Wovv York.
Capital arad yarpIsas, ey00, 900.
HmTERPRIsE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
IA OF CancAmnata,
Security, Capatal @ndR .AsRets, On. .23D. 600.
wIDOws' AND ORpIxAns, BEN EFIr
LYTE lNBUMARCE COhGPANY,
y Capital ana Assets, 9l.S00. 600.
Aggregate Available Assets. TEN MIL
LION DOLLAEsS. Fssts
s.. Y. TCPPER, Agent.
II PLANTERS 4 MRoHANros' BANK Bu1LD-
IHa. EAST BAY-srnERT.
Maroh n mvfino
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OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
no. 40 BROAD-STREET.
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oy ordor NJ T.. Ii. p. j.. N JEsNNERETT,
April IL cIetary.
MARION LODGE, NO. 3. L. q. q. F..
FHNHE REGULAR RQUARrERLYMEEiISGO OF1H1S
4 Lodge will be held This EVENING, ut Eight
O'CLOCK, at Odd Fellows Hall, oorncr King aud
Liberty streets. Members requested to attend.
Candidates for Initlatory Degtee will please be
punctual.
BY order N. G. ROBERT G. STARR,
April l6 Recording Secretary.
CHARLESTON CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE.
SPECIAL MEETING OF TEE CHAMBER
IA will be held at the Hall Of the old State Bank,
corner East Bay and Broad-street One O'Clock p.
M HIs DAY, to lake no consideration the abolishng
OF the charge Tor rice tisrces
By order OF the President
r.. RARBOT,
April l6 Secretary and Treasurer.
M. A. AVID PIP. A.
THNHE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS AssOOJA.
Il TION will be hel TINS {FriAayl Ev4s;s;a. lS.!i
instant. AS bu -tness of great importance will be
brought before the meeting. ell members hereby
summoned to attend at p. M.
BY order OF the President. April 16
NlANIUN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A T1END AN ExrRA MEEJINa OF YOUR
"a Company, at your Hail. Cannon-street. 7 HIS
friday EVENING tho 10th instant, at half.past
seven O'Clock precisely.
BY order Of the President.
q. A. CALDER,
epr1l 10 Secretary N. f. Il. Co.