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Anrtipu Sales.

Peremptory Sale-Drect Importation by Rob-
ert Mure g. Co. and b. II. Wilkins & Co.,
Of Sherry and Port Vine, Gin and Ale.
BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.
AuctiOneer.
viii be sold THIS DAY, tho 10th instant at nv
Office, No. sc Broad street, at II o'clock, to the
highest bidder, the following, imported direct, az
above.
3s casks SHERRY WINE, imported 1867
81 casks Port Wine, imported 1867
lO casks Old Tom Gin. impOite 1866
l case assorted and case Dantzic Cordial
80 casks Bernards Edinburgh Ale IN pints glass
and stone bottles.
Ierms-AIl sums under $500, cash; over $780,
thlrty days, approved city acCeptanccs
&3-Augusta Constitutional list i'll insert twice and
send Dill TO D. Fraser Ma'hewes. january 10
Clothing, Dry Goods and Cutlery.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS DAY, the 10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock. T will
sell Mt my store, corner King and Liberty streets
An invoice CT CLOTHING, just received by steam
ship Charleston
CONSISTING OF:
80 Gents CLOTH FRnCK COATS
so Gents Cloth and Tweed Sack Coats
200 pair Cashmere and Satinot Pants
so Velvet, Satin and Cloth Vests
10 dozen Undorshrts and Drawers
Pieces Broadcloth, Satinets Cassimeres
Red and White Flannel Prints, Ginghams, Popns
Stripes. Checks, &c
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, Corsets Insertion. Lace
Ladies' sets, Necktes, Wells, H. m Stitch and Print
ed Bo der Handkercblcfs, Bolts &c
line of TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY
Crockery, dlasswar.. &c January 10
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SAxES THIS DAY

~ HOOIIVN NdLEO ITIN DAT.
A. z. MCGILLIvRAY. will sell at II o'clock, at
20 l42 Calhoun-street, household furniture.
- FRASER MATHEwEs will sell at IL o'clock, at his
hce, Broad-street, sherry and port wines, gin and
4e
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
rner King and Liberty streets, clothing, dry goods
nd cutlery.
ostofhce, assets OF the Charleston Savings Instu-
lon.
Il ID. u. DELEoN will sell at IL O'Clock at the old
3ostc fhce Il rty-f1ve hundred ehares Columbia and
augusta Railroad stock.
T. IA. GATER will sell at three quarters past o
CLOCK, in his store. B, owns wharf, bacon butter
=. w. sTEFFENs & Co. will sell at halfpast 8
Scock, In front OF their store Vendue Range, hams,
white beans, &c.
I.AUREY ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock. in
thelr store, East Bay, butter sausages, &c.
JOHN It. MILNOR Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock in
lhelr salesroom, Meeting-sreet, blankets and dry
goods. '
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MAsQUERADE SUITS TO HIRE, at E. Scott's
Shirt Emporium, Meeting street, neatly opposite
Market Hail. thstu3 January IA
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINshAN's SALOON, Oys-
ters in every STYLE Mnce pies fresh daily Hot cof
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream eyerv
day.
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Jacob Barrett Os. Assignee Of Joseph Pure
ct al Under Decree, United States Cir,
Court.
ISRAEL OTTOLENGUI.

Aucf1OMeer.
The undersigned will sell. on 1UE6DAY. I'd day OF
February next, ut II O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the Old Post
office. under decree OF Hon. George =. Bryan.
United states Judge for District OF South Carolina
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Buildings
thereon ncludlng on the frcnt those occupied by e.
Lafhte y 20. and III Il. Deleon), situated on the
nor b side OF BfOad street, City OF Charles on ell
known as the Law Range measuring AMI contain
ing and tutting ana DO nding to the outh Broad
street forty mine (4o) feet eleven and halt u15)
inches on the east line, from south to north two
hundred and four t204 feet eight t8 inches on the
west line, fr m south to north. one hundred and
forty.tour G44 feet nine (9) Inches then the west
seventeen ~ feet, and thence northwLrdly to the
brack wall hfty-fvo (55 feet seven D ,nohes and to
the north sxy8ve 1857 feet, the s.id dimensions
little more or less
Telms-One-third (1s) cash; balance on credit OF
one ny and two (2 years. with Interest from day of
SALE PAYABLE annually secured by bond OF the our
cnaser and mortage OF the premises. r emlse. 20
De insured and olicy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for stamps aud palers
<rv EDWARD w. MARSHALL.
WILLIAM r. MIKELL.
January -t5. 9ai thtu7 feb IA
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3 Z Wognan--The perfection Of humanity. Herloye
ana faith guide us to Heaven and ally usto Deity.
Responded to by Mr.. s. G. Deas.
Many volunteer toasts were offered and speeche,
made, but space forbids further details.
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MAPEs' NITRoaENIzED SUPERPHo spHATE OF
LrME.-Afull account of the virtues of this valuable
fertilizer will be found in the advertisement of the
agents in another column. Messrs. Kinsman &
Howell will supply the article the most reasona
he terms, and prepared with the documents to
convince the most skeptoa of its general value and
special adaptation to cotton culture.
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To SOUTHERN MERoHANTs.-Mr. Gilbert Fl.
King Of the Arm Of Mills Glib, of New York, is
now in Charleston for the purpose of introducing
hts house to the notice of the merohsnts of the
State. Mills & Gibb are importers of white goods
linens, embroderiss, draperies, French glovos aces
shawls. &C., which they offer to the trade at the
lowest prices and on the most favorable terms See
their advertisement.
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SILK AND ALPINE HATS, just received at the
Temple of Fashion, No. 269 King-street
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BLANKETS r0R THE MILLION. Messrs. John
9. Mlnor q Co fsell to-day, at auation, iramenao
quantities OF brown ana gray blankets bssidcs fun
ana very desirable assorahsns otJdry goods. Go
70 g. Minor q Co.'s for greet bargains today
SEQ advertisernsnt Il y l9f&l fI
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THE ST. HELENA.-This steamer will leave
Charleston for North Edisto. aud after the 25th
instant. every Monday morning, at four o'clock and
will leave Edisto every Monday, at three O'Clock
p. NJ.
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The THEArnE.-The "Sea Of Ice" was sue
cesstuly perfo, med last night to full house. The
''K. X. K" was received with roars of laughter.
The same programme will be repeated tonight.
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REPoRTER's CRUMBs.-South Carolina Rail
road stock brought forty-seven yesterday.
There is to be grand masquerade ball tonight.
The firemens benefit to Gilbert takes place on
Saturday night. The gold medal to be presented
can be seon at Mr.. Allans, King g-street on Wednes.
day.
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BUsINHiss NOTICEs.

FURs at cost at the Temple of Fashion, No.
260 King street
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!. FxHREsaAcH, b. H.. EAST BAr.--tareea
turs's senp and stnAsd 'rsass pig. ana other aies
asshss, ssr lunch ssday.
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The GALAXY. he January number Of this
magazine has o rich table of contents, including
Susan Fielding, by Mrs. Edwards; Queen Victoria
and her Subjects, by Justice MCCARTHY; Seventy
Thousand Dollars by James T. Mckay; together
with the contip puation OF Cipher and articles on New
York Journalists, The Grammarlcss Tongue, Light
houses, &c. The Galaxy has steadily held the high
position which it gained upon entering the broad
held OF periodical literature, and popularity has
caused Lo essening of ITS interest and value. This
is perhaps the main secret of its now assured
cess; while it also ustjfics tue belief that the new
volume just begun will be oven moro valuable than
any of its predecessors.
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CnoIoE GzEER AND BLACK TEAs, 81 per
pound. ct Wilson'S Grocery. southsass corner Socte
&na Anson streets. Goods delivered frOe. n,
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MEETINGS THIS EyENyvr.

MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
Grand Lodge Of South Carolina, at z O'Clock.
Ashley Base Ball Club at o'clock.
Freundsehaftsbund at O'Clock
Delta Lodge of Perfection, at ha,f-past 7 O'Clock
Jefferson Lodge, at o clock.
Hope Fire Engine Company, at O'Clock
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ALMANAcs.- have received copy OF the
"Irbune" Almanac for tho current year. 1t is filed
with fund of information and is valuable as book
OF reference, not only to politicians but to newspa-
per men, It's most important feature is its election
returns. The figures, in nearly every case, were
taken from the Official records fle in the Offices Of
the various secretaries of State 1t contains COM
plee county returns Of the vote for President and
the detailed vote for all the Governors and members
of Congress chosen in 1863
We have also received the "world" Almanac and
the Democratic" Almanac for 1869, both of which
sheuld be well nigh Indispensable to the student of
public affairs.
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BY J. FRASER MATHEWES.
Real Estate Agent, No. Sc Broad-streee.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS OF superior quality. on
deep water navigation and healthy locations ali the
year. le.o., -iI ,Il,l1
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS In
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY Of every description
November q t,trt t-t 9moa
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The UNITED STATES COURT January 49,
HON. GEORGE 8. BRYAN PRESIDING Tho court
opened at IL O'clock and proceeded to business "a
follows:
The Jurors answered to their names Jurv No I
and tales were adjourned to 25th inst, and jury No.
to two weeks from date.
In Bankraptcy.- National Bank. in re- r.
9. Richardson. Opposition to bankrlpt's diacharoe.
Issue to be submitted to the jury On the 10Th Fab
ruary.
Ex parts Danl. Loeb. in re Isaac Klein. Petition
70 establish lien Referred for report
In re Peter B. Glass Judge certified to assiqnee
and signed assignment Of bankrupps effects under
1Ath section OF act March 2, 1857.
Eek parte Ira Russell & 90. ct al. in ra Maekev a,
Baker. Petition that assignee be required TO Ale
bis accounts Ordered that he report on Monday
26th inst.
Tx parte R. r. Dingle and Alex. Rsn,in. Potion
for Anal discharge. Ordered that cases be continued
to 7th February.
Final discha' ess in ths matter OF the Yollowins
bankrupts were granted: Ex parse VIM. b. afurray,
Owen r. Fitzsimons. Geo. ". Brown Thos. D. ae.
raid. Abner Brown. Thes 81. Ostsen, Geo. d. ar.oe.
E1 parte d. ). winn. in rc VIM. g. Skinner. peh.
ton to esiablish Hen. Sale granted.
Ex parte Madison T smith. In re- Wonry Ke,iv
Petition to establish Hen. Sale for satisfaction or
dered.
Ex parte w. q. Desaussure. administrator jaime,
@adsaen, in re r. saliey. Petition to sstsblsh Ii en-
Sale ordered. ~
Mowry & 90. vs. VIM. Lsggett. Case oct down
for trial Arst Mondsy in March nsxt under certain
provisions.
Court adjourned. Aq
< 1.
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] IHE UNIVERSITY BILL.-We understand that
the Committee on Education have recommended the
passage Of this bill without the Medical School fea-
ture preferring not to disturb the Charleston Medi-
cal College, which has far greater advantages than
could be obtaiued in the Medical Department of the
University.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases ap-
pearing on the docket from Saturday, were disposed
Of at the Mayors Court yesterday morning:
John Wafing. oolored; assault and battery: dis
missed.
Anna Mitchell. co'ored; abusiv an1 insulting Ian.
guage to Juo. Waring; dismissed
white woman, found drunk on East Bay, fined
$5-paid.
Dafney Alexander. coored, drunk and disorder
ly; fined SO. In default sent to House Of Correction
Moses Stevens; indecent conduct in the streets
and resisting the policeman; fined S2-paid.
Show-bill posters for posting bills In wrong places
discharged.
John Shaw white: drmnk ana d!sorderly; a1ed s5
In default cent to House of Correction.
Two mules picked up, delivered to owner
VIM. Wright, lodged for sleeping In the market:
discharged.
Thomas Nestor, white, drunk and disorderIy and
resisting the policeman. Fined S10 In default.
sent to House of Correction.
Alick Britton, colored, assault and battery ON
James Barron, colored. Discharged.
Julia Simmons. colored, under influence of liauor
and interior ing with citizens in Meeting-street.
Thirty days in House of Correction
"A brtndlc dog found ut large without hcense-S2
for license, SO penalty. or else to be killed.
The following cases will be heard before the Mayor
this morning:
Simpson, drayman, for assaulting sergeant of the
police.
Sam Richardson, colore5 drunk in q fruit store
in Market-street.
Edward Wade was arrested yesterday, by Officer
Kenny, on warrant issued by Magistrate Rivers.
for committing IN assault and battery on James
O'Hara.
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RAM1E.-This new textile plant is drawing
more attention than any novelty presented to South
ern cultivators since the war; number of panta-
tions in Louisiana and Mississippi this year de-
voted to its culture they formerly to cotton
1t has one signal advantage cotton-it can be
harvested and handled by machinery.
Ramie belongs to the net.la family, the lint or
bre used for CLOTH is the inside bark. obtained, as
hax is by breaking or otherwise getting rid of the
stalk 1t yields two three times as much as cot.
ton per acre, and requires less cultivation. When
properly handled. the fibre is of lustrous white
color. little rough to the touch The cloth made
from 1t has rich, silky hue and lasts long time
1t does not give cloth Agreeable to the touch as
cotton CT silk, but for oil outside forics and eseoi-
ally for musns 1t is greatly supe ior to either cot
ton or linen. Atpresent 1t sells in London for sixty
cents pound To engage in raising ramie South
ern farmer needs eny obtain the cuttings, and at
harvest, machine for cleaning the FIBRE which will
cost about $685.
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BY VIM. MCKAY.

At Private Sale g@sfsurT 4tf.
CORNER CHURCH AND BROAD : STREET.
Also. No. THOMAS-STREET. For partioulara
apply at No. 13a MEETING-STREFT
January 18
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Auftioneers' priuatf Sales.
House on Cannon street soith large Lot.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE

At Private Sale
The two story WOODEN RESIDENCE on brick
basement on south side Of Cannon street, No. 96,
about two doors west of Rutledge Avenue contain
ing seven Upright and two attic rooms, double
feet front by 2o5 feet deep. more or lees Apply as
above, at No. 23 BROAD.STREET
January 18 l 2
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Quo WARRANTo.-A writ of quo ,oa,rdnto
has been served on MIR. Henry Trescot Registrar Of
Mesne conveyance and is made returnable on We'd
nesday the 2oth instant in Columbia before Justice
hose. at chambers Mr.. Trescot will be prepared
to answer why he will not vacate through his coun
eel, Edward McCrady and VIM Henry Trescot Esos
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NEW ASSESSORS APPOINTED State Audi
Tor has appointed Mr. Thomas A. Baynard assessor
for the Seventh District. comprising st. Andrews
St. Johns Colleton, and the adjacent islands, Also
Mr. Il. NJ Mikell for the Sixth District comprising
st. johns Berkeley and Goose Creek; and 8. D. Rus
sell Tor the Fifth District. comprising ST. Stephens
and Christ Church Parish, and the neiahborino ia.
lands.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAx.-As some persons
refused to give the required information the fol-
lowing is commended for perusal: .Tf the person re-
quired by law to list refuses negeots to list ana
swear to the number and value OF the whole or OF
any Of the items In the list when requested to do
by the assessor, tho assessor will them make the
return fro his own knowledge or frorn information
q others, and will enter on the margin Of the list
Refused to list or Refused to swear as the case
may be- to which return the auditor win add Afty
per cent. as pena ty.''
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tAuftion Sales.
by III. III. DoI.EON.

WIZ be sold at Public auction, at the Old Postof-
nee, THIS DAY, January 10, 1869. ut il O'Clock
45oO Qorty-hve hun ndred) SHARES Of the CAPITAL
stock of tho COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, in lots to suit purchasers
Conditions cash. stuthsmtu6 Januarv 10
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-24

"YoU DoN'r BOARD HERE. captain
c., whose official duties sometimes take
him into out-of-the-way places, related to US
a little incident that recently came under his
observation. He was stopping at hotel on
the line of the railroad, when in came man
whose looks tohi that hunger was gnawing
at his vitals. Supper being ready stranger
walked in and took seat Presently reap
pearing, he approached the bar and demand
ed the price Of the meal, which being given
he threw it on the counter, aud with look
of disgust on his countenance, exclaimed :
s. I've been to New Jersey. China, Sitka, and
pretty near all over the world; have eaten
all kinds of grub. but d-n me, if this amt
about the worst hash house that ever stop
ped ut" Then turning to Capt. c.,
whose looks indicate that he is fond of and
gets plenty Of food for the inner man, the
new conner added. in a tone of perfect conf
dence, :" Stranger, you don't board at this
hotel - and then retired from the scene
Stars and Stripes.
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-24

The Waltham Watch Co." movement, with extra
Jewels, Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust Cap,
Patent Safety Pinion, &C., in o. case, with
Gold Joints, $50 coin. 90
The same in case, S3S. In OF. case, $50
coin.
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-24
The Marriage of Royal Prince to a Mer-
chants Daughter.

One OF those events which occasionally Y
transpire to assert. 10 the most emphatic
manner, the leveling spirit of the age, oc-
CURED on Saturday in this city. This was
no less than the marriage of a Prince of the
ancient and conservative House of Bourbon
to the daughter of a Cuban merchant. The
story-a most romantic one-is as follows /:
some three or four years ago. Mrs. Hamill,
the wife of well-known merchant In Havana,
lett that city to place her daughter in a
school in Paris. They stopped for some
time In this city, having rooms at Delmoni-
os, and made many warm friends where
ever they were known. The daughter, pos
sessed OF more than ordinary accomplish
ments and personal charms attracted much
attention among the best society of the gay
French capital. She was received in the
most exclusive circles. and, it is said, was
frequent guest at the Imperial Court. Among
the many distinguished gentlemen who paid
her their court was Prince Louis de Bourbon,
son of Louis, Count d d'Aqulla, one of the
chief members of the Bourbon family. The
Prince proposed to her and was accepted,
under the mothers sanction, but when Count
d. Aqullla learned the intention of his son.
his pride revolted at what be and others of
royal blood. considered mesalliance, and he
not only forbade the match, but used his
influence with the Emperor to induce the
latter to discountenance it should the Prince
seek his support. The lovers. in company
with the lady's mother, then determined to
go to England, and there fulfil the marriage,
but the father interfered, and succeeded in
preventing them from carrying it out AZ
ter more than one disappointment from the
refusal of the Catholic clergy to perform the
ceremony, the prosecuted ones determined
to proceed to the United States, where they
hoped to find 20 difficulty in fulfilling their
contract, but even in this free country the
influence of conservatism prevailed so far
that the Catholic clergy still declined to have
anything to do in the matter. However, a
marriage according to the civil rights of the
country was consummated on Saturday
evening last, and thus all opposition and per-
secution was overcome. This marriage,
although, perhaps, it would not be acknowl-
edged among the crowned heads of Europe,
is perfectly legal in the United States and all
Protestant countries. and as such it will
never be disputed The Prince, it is under
stood, should his family still prove obdurate,
is prepared to renounce his rights as one of
the royal house of Bourbon, and will con-
tent himself witl the possession of his beau
tiful wife.-N. Z. Tribune, March 22d.
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-24
A Ship Passes Through a Writhing Mass
of Reptiles.
The New Orleans Times of March l

The New Orleans Times of March 18th
says:
The statement published in last Sundays
Times, that the steamship Mexico, Captain
Pitfeld, off the Tortugas, steamed through a
tangled mass Of snakes Of all sizes, has since
been the subject of much comment; Snake
stories" are proverbially uncertain; but we
are now enabled authoritativelv to declare
that this particular one may be safely relied
on.
Our original account was incorrect in one
particular only. Instead of two hours and a
half, as stated, the Mexico was no more than
one hour and half in passing through this
horrible mass of writhing reptiles. They
were of all Sizes from the ordinary green
water snake of two feet, TO monsters-genu.
inc - sea serpents" Of fourteen to fifteen feet
in length. The larger snakes. when the
swell produced by the NOV ement 1f the vessel
reached them, would, we are informed, part
lv raise themselves up from the water, as in
the attitude of striking. and dart out their
tongues ficrcely and wickedly at the waves
The greatest IntereSt-as was quite natural
was manifested bv those on board the
Mexico. Discipline was, for space, forgot
ten, and Captain, officers, passengers, crew
and shp-boys stood in common, on the sides,
looking on a sight that, so far as is shown bv
sea annals. has never yet been witnessed y
those who have gone = down to the sea in
ships" aud which may possibly never greet
human eve again. We can think of no valid
explanation on the subject, unless it be
taking our inspiration from the day" =
that the shade of that famous snake-de
stroyer. on the approach of his anniversary,
has been wandering in Florida, and has
shown that he has lost>none of his old skill
by driving on in the mass it's myriads of
reptiles from the coast.
Seriously speaking, however. the presence
of these snakes in the waters of the Tortugas
is remarkable Occnrrence-0ne that NAV
properly claim the attention of the scientific.
One fact at least is proven. That fact is,
that under some special revulsion of the laws
ordinarily controlling them, snakes may live
in salt water. After this experience, the ex-
istence of the mysterious " sea serpent" be-
comes again an lopez question"
Our authority for this statement is Captain
o. A. Pitfeld himself, who expresses himself
ready to vouch for every particular as here
recorded.
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-24

The Appleton, Tracy Co." movement, with
extra Jewels, Chronometer Balance, Patent Dust
Cap, Patent Safety Pinion, &C., in 3 OF. case
Gold Joints S34 coin
The same in OF. ease, S37. In 8 OF. $40 coin
The Shasta courier., 1869-04-24
PErRlFlED.- Elmira IN. " Gazette

PErRIFIED.-The Elmira N. " Gazette
says:
A little child named Marsh, aged two
years. died a number of years since and was
inferred in Woodland. The family removed
to Rochester, and last week caused the re-
mains of the child to be disinterred for re-
burial at that place. Instead of mere bones
within the coffin, the remains of the little
one were found to be in a perfect state of
petrifaction, retaining the perfect features
and form of the child as though sculptor
had carved them from white marble.