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FINE READT-MADE oLorHNo.-
sEAsoNABIE IN TEXTURE.
REASONABLE IN PRICE,
FAsmoNABLR IN STYLE.
CHARLES STOKES. No. sa4 Chestnut street.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms, by
o. f. DAvIs No, $40 Ohesuut Ntraot

JEwRLRY.--Mr. William w. Cassidy No l2 South Second
street. has the largest and attractive of
fine Jewelry and Sverware in the city Purchasers can
reR obtaining a real pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaled He also large stock
of American Western Watches all varieties and at ali
prices visit TO his store is TO result pleasure
and profit.
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MAR RNED.

FENIM0RE-BAXTER.-On On the 18th day of May, 1862
at the Third Street M. e. Church. Camden, N j. by the
Rev. Charles II. Whtecar, Mr.. OLIVER FENIM0RE to
ELLEN A. BAXTER, both of Camden.
o,l.E I & Ill 1852 at St Josephs
Church by the Rev. Father Blenkinsopp Mr. THEO-
both of this city.
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BY JOHN y. HUMPHREYS,

On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, will SELF at IL
O'Clock. at the old usomhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Build.
lngs thereof, situate the west of East Bay.
street. and k;own by the No. 1853, at7present
occupied by Messrs. Kinsman & Howell; measur.
Ing IN front on East Baystreet - feet and in depth
ITO 35.lOO feet. Butlng and bounding to the east
on ks st Bay-stIeet, north lot of land below de-
ecribed as No. 155, south en- lands of Poincianon
aud Barrett, and west on the alley way below de-
scribed fronting OH UNITY Alley, which aid alley to
De used IN common Us right way to both lots.
ALSO
al! that oher LOT OF LAND. with the Wooden
building thereof on the west side ct East Bay-
street. and adjoining the above described lot on the
north. and known by the No. 156, at pre- ent unoc-
cup'ed; measuring in front East Daystreet -
teet, and in dep 1923 35 100 feet ore OF ,ess But
ting and bounding to the east kast Bay. street.
north on lands now late OF r.. Poincighun. west
on ands now or late of -, then in an easterlv
direction on lands now or late of - thence sout,
on lands now or late OF -, thence on tho alley
way below described and to the south on lot No. 1853
above described.
Al that other PIFCE. PARCEL OR LOT OF
LAND fronting on Unity LEY. measuring and com
tanning in front 50 100 feet and in depthDS so 1OO
feet to be- used as right OF way to both the above
mentioned lots, all of which will more fully appear
by plat drawn by John l.. Branch Surveyor on
26th February, 1862 which can be seen at my Office
No. ~ Broad-street.
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one and two
XXeaaFse secured bond of purchaser and norVaae Of
rod and v~o1lox
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BY JOHN Il. HUMPHREYS.
AuCttOneor.

On TUESDAY, the 25th inst will sell at to.c,oc,
at the Old Customhouse
ALI that LOT, PIECE OR PaRCEI,F LAND oil.
uate on north side of the city of
Chareston, measuring and containing in front on
SAID street 20 feet and in depth northwardly S6 feet
more or less; butting and bounding north on land
formerly OF 81. Sutce. south Berre sord -street
east on lands formerly OF Isaac Barrett and west on
lot next described. ~ w
All that other LOT OF LAND adjoining to the west
measuring and containing in front on Berresferd.
street aforesaid 80 fee and in depth 81 feet more or
iess; putting and bounding north on lands now or
lete OF D. II. Sutchfe. south on Berreslord street.
east on lot above described. and west on lands now
on said two Lots of Land are BUILDINGS con-
tanning twenty-four rooms. and used as o Boarding.
house.
Ierms-One-half cash; balance in cne and two
years, secured ty bond # purchaser and MORTGAGE
on premises. which are to be insured and the policy
assigned Purchaser to pay me for papers and for
otaups mWf4tu1 Nav IT
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LOCAL. MATTERS.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

The CHARLESTON News, the circulation OF
which is about twloe as large as that of any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business mon.
For persons who want stu tions or sci wants;
who want houses or apai tments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lod =
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
The News has no eaua'; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supphed, we have
adopted the following scale OF CHEAP ADvER-
TIsEMEETs, payment for which must invariably
be made eo7ten the order IS giuen: + ErF
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, govcrnesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neOus wants of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. .26 cents
FoUR LINES or 80 words. -. 40
=" FIVE LINES or 40 words 49,. 80
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEWS Office by s. P. M.
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.
Hannah Enston Us. James E.. Walker.
A. G. McG[lLIVRAY.
ANCtiOneeF, A

WIN 90 sold on TUESDAY, the 9th day of June
next IN front OF the old Customhouse. in Charles
aH that celtain LOT OF LAND. with the Build
ings thereon, situate on the west side of Meeting
ss street; ETY. Ward al No. and known as the No. 1873. in
the CITY o! Charleston; measuring and containing in
front on Meengstre ct 23 feet inches and in depth
rom east to west IA feet. be the more or Less
butnR and bounding east on Meeting street. to the
All that LOT OF LANp With the puiiallEnesss iilEes s9ph pgth
on, next north and adjoining the lot above describ
ed situate tho west OF Meeting-stree Ward
and known also as 10. 13l. and lately occupied the
ofaco OF the Charleston Mercury meas urng and con.
tain,ng in front on Meetings.. 10 feet more less
on the northern line from east 95 feet then
running from south to north 81 feet inches, chen
on the northern line 40 feet on the west line 4O
feet inches, and the south line 1A feet be tn
same more or less. Hutting and bounding east on
Meeting street, to the south and west on lands o1
the said James E. Walker ana to the north lands
of the estate of Walker and E. Adams
Terms-One-third cash; balance in four equal
success i've annual nstalments with interest thereon
at rate of per cent. per annuun. payable semi-an
nuelly, to bo secured by bond or bonds Of the pur
chaser and mortgage Of the said premises; the
buildings to be insured ard policy assigned. Pur
chaser to pay for papers and stamps
E. w. M. MACKEY, 8. G. G.
May1S tu4
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Meeting OF toolkholders.
UNION BANK South CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. 10th MAY 1860

UNION BANK South CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. 20TH MAY 1869
Pursuant to notice, O meeting of the Stock
holders of tins Bank was held this day at the
Banking House, at which large proportion of
the stockholders was represented. On motion
of William Ravenel, Esq, the meeting MAS or
ganzed by calling Hon. II. u. Lesesne to tie
Char. and the appointment Of MIR. n. D. Alex
ander as Secretary. The Chairman having
stated the object of the meeting, the following
resolutions, offered by James r. PrinG11Gin 11Ginonsly
were, after some discussAon'
Resoloed, That tho. co..-A--..-------o.sr VI
the State, having approved the official state.
ment of this Bank, and authorized renewal
of its business under the late act OF the Legis
lature, entitled "An act to enable the Banks Of
the State to renew business or to place them
in liquidation" we the stockholders do hereby
give our sanction and approval to the action Of
the Board of Directors IN resuming banking
business.
ResoIped That the judicious management Of
the affairs Of the Bank by the President aud
Directors during the late war and tue uncer-
tain interval since, merits. and we hereby
tender them, our warmest thanks, and In their
resumption of general business again we have
entire confidence IN q favorable result.
Resotued. That we recommend that applica-
ton be made at the next session Of the Legis-
lature for authority to callin additional capi-
tai from the stockholders.
Resolved, That these proceedings be pub
lished in tn, daily journals.
On motion of William Whaley, Esq, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted, after considera-
bls discussion, which was participated III by
Messrs. DeLeon, Whaley. Ford, Ravenel and
others:
Resolued. That the Directors OF this Bsnk be
directed to apply, to the Legislature to alter
the charter, allowing all stockholders to vote
for directors. and upon all questions, at any
general or called meeting OF the Bank, who
have held stock for fifteen days prior TO the
meeting. ~
| The meeting then adjourned sine die.
4 Z. H. d. LEsEsNE, Chairman.
Fl. D. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
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Brick Store House, Philadelphia street.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

On TUESDAY. the 25th May, at II O'Clock A. M
viii be sold at the Old Pos'ofaoe, Broad-street;
The two-story BRICK STORE HOUSE. with slate
TOOL, known as mo. HALL" Philadelphialstreet,
being we'll built and contiguous to the business por.
ton ton OF East Bay. The Los measures about S5 feet
front by about 70 feee 'eep more or less
Condittons-One- -half cash balance by bond, bear.
ing per cent. interest payable in one year, to be
sec1r red by MOI teage of the property; building to
re insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 10 nav
for revenue stamps aud papers.
May 10 wfsnotnk
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T1I"odie Real Estate at auction.
w, Y. LElTEH & X. s. BRUINS.

WIZ 90 sold under the dire tion of tho undersigned
On HnK>DAY. June }, 1869. al IL O'Clock A. M
.the Ol'j Pos Office, 1oot of 81 ,d-street
AL nat LOt or LAND 81 uatei on h" north aiaA
OF fa e-ssrco; near Concord. elsur,nr In rom on
hase stre+t fifty ,54 feet. and III depth one hun
nret and TO- ty fcef buttng and bounding 20 ,th on
use, street. m wet on lands of Johnson north on
lands OF Estate of Mr.. M. j. M. Bell. ~
ALSO.
~ AZ the same time and pace
All that TRAC OF LAND sIiunfed Iy,rr .,a ,,,
ing III that port of The District Berkeley. lately
known as tie Parish OF st. Thoraas. measur, ,g and
and bounding to the north on lands of Dr. O'IIcar
70 s1e south on Wando River. to he east on lands OF
iayeli and James Dutar and to tho west On
lauds OF sanders and Nj Dowell. w.
ierms-For the irst piece. one-half, and for the
second third cash; balance in one and two equal
successive annual irs ailments, secured by bond Of
purchaser and mortgage on thu promises. Purcha.
ser to pay for pa ers and stamps.
May 10 wm TONIC MorA1
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UNOFFICIAL DoINas OF ALDER16 .N-CoILINs'
ACCOUNT OF AN INTERVIEW WITH MAcKEY, T. }.
The Ubiquitous reporter OF THE NEWS was ia
vored last night with an interview with Alder
man Collins, we'll known in Council as the
hurler Of sarcasms and quiddities without NJ. M
Der at the heads OF the Mackey party. Alderman %
Collins was not IN the least excited, although
not long before he had had a man arrested
for calling him q liar and threatening to kick
him, not to mention another trifllng difficulty
with brother Alderman, during which the
pretty talk characteristic Of the present Board
of Aldermen was literally INDUCED in. Alder
man Collins, nevertheless, was as cool as a
concentrated cucumber, and 1eleted horrid
tale about Alderman T. }. Mackey and the dig
tribution OF the spoils.
He said that r. ]. called on him and told
him that under the present State Constitution
q man could hold half dozen Offices, If he
could get them. and the plan wae for every
Alderman to have at least one OF the best
city Offices, either in his own name or that OF
Q near friend. This rather staggered the curi-
ous Collins. i. j. then went on to say that
Collins was to be City Apothecary and t1our
inspector. But the picture was too hi,shlv
colored. eafs
Collins, shocked and panied, said to T. j.:
''Why, Mr.. Mackey, ont Of those two Offices, I
could make $4,000 or $4,000 year." H.
even so." "quoth Mackey.
Said Collins: "Why, IL we did that. we
should be looked upon as public thieves."
'Ahl Gcllins," quo.h T. J.. 'sYou HAVE Hor
40 MUCH 8RAss AS Ii''
!. This dastardly insinuation 30 dise Co..
Inns that the Interview oanae to 80 end.
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me Insurance and Trust LomDanu n
Gu rleston
BY 4. II. OAKEc

dSsets o. the Insurance and Trust LomDanu of
Ch trleyton
BY z. II. OAKES.
Will te sold, on 1UE>DAY, 2jth inst neer +bo Ola
The AsstTs OSIHE INsURAnCE AND TRusr
COMPANY OF harl sto,. 'A
oorsIs TING OF:
p2 2s1 HALE SHakES S UrA CAROLINA RAIL.
$4,000 SIX per Cent Bonds East Tennessee ard
Georgia Raj road ompanv "A'
$4,000 $1,000 even per Cent Bonds City of savapn
SlUOO even per Cent. Bond Mem pbis and Chare.
ton Railroad Company ~ O"'' ICE
$4,000 seven per Cent. Bonds South Carolina Rail-
$4,000 Six per Cent Bonds Greenyille and Colum.
6ia Kar 'ad Company, guaranteed by state of South
$4,000 six per Cent Bonds Uitv of Me,nbis o,ar-
anteed by Memphis and Charleston Railroad C m.
Bonds. $50 each state of sontb cero,,n, soro,
per Cent, datedeFehruary 1, 1861 -
$500 Bong nates"a ton Si1 per Gent Stock
2o shares Preferred stock Northeastern Railroad
1916 Certificate of Indebtedness South Carolina
1866 ertifeate Of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail.
road Company ~
25 shares Bank Charleston Stock
6S Shares Beople's Bank
20 Shares Bank Georgetown
2l7 hares State Bank
$50 Shares Bank OF South Carolina,
800 >hares Farmers and Exchange Bank
S1OO 700 Confederate States Registered Stock
Se6uO Confederate Statos Four per Cent. Bonds
=, $2o OoO' Interest bearing Confederate Treasury
ALSO,
Inc TWO story granite front BUILDING, No. g.
Broad street. we'll kno wn as the on e of the Com
pany, and one of the best business stands on
broad d,street Lot 20 feet front and ITO feet deep
Condit'cns-For the securities cash; for the real
estate one-third cash; balance In two equal annual
instruments, with interest at tsn no per cent. pny.
able semi annually; building be kept injured and
policy assiRned; or I'll cash the option of the pur
cnaser. purchaser 10 pay tor papers and stamps.
6T savannah Republican. Augusta Constitution
tnaert above and send blllsimmed,atey auctoneer
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PERsoNAL.-Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase,
accompanied by his daughter, and private
secretary, Mr.. E. l.. Didier, reached the city
yesterday, in the five o'clock tram, from Aiken,
and is staying at the Charleston Hotel.
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Hurtion Sales.

f"r"'t"re Of a fom,y Rcmovsng from the
Ntufe
w. Y. LETT ~ & X. $. BRT)NS
uctlomeers
VIZ 10 90 n son at auosoo, on MONDAY Gath met. at
ono door from Meet O street - A Ho"s
'o""'y Aa.ImLEco n O. BOU' CREEPING.
Dining Room. Par Or, ha uDrr and Ki,cho, x,rp
M Urn. an. Bidding. "~
ALSO,
lot of CRnCKERY and Glass ware. ysses Mart.,
Ornaments, &c. ~ "A"n'el
s.,,s nsrms-cash tiles to be removed on day Of
s"'e' ImZ Nav
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WOUNDED WITH BRIoK.-Chessley Baker,
'colored, was arrested yesterday, tor inficting o
severe wound with a brick, in tho side of the
head of Robert Allston, colored in Church
street. They had set-to, and Baker to settle
the matter, resorted to the modern material of
street warfare
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4 IHE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS We mn hi n
this morning tho oa,nounoement that the great
WhHo Sulphur Sprn have been oponed for
the season. The company tbio 4summor will
| don )tless be the largest ever gathered there
and preparations have boon mad hccordlng!y.
We learn that all the large prof Of last sea .
| son have boen expended IN increasing the ac-
commodatiOns and attractions OF the place.
| and that the style OF ontor alumept will be
equal to that of the ,ost luxurious city hotels
In every department the force and appliances
are enlarged and smproved. Tke,vooms. tho
table, the kitchen, the restaurant the bar and
grounds. are all improved. The grounds will
present better appearance than ever, and
the system and orGe. will greatly prJft by the
experience OF the tessces. who, with their effi-
ctent aids, led by Dir. J. d. Tinsey, Jr., will
spare no pains to Sayo entire satisfaction. Tho
railroad is rapidly approaching the place, and
will reach it beyond doubt. it is said, oy the
Isl Of July. Already there are sevexal visitors
ut the White SulsauT- -iuvailds iusm tho In
hospitable sprinR. cimes of the Northwest.
Rooms already engaged point to highly
fashionable ar d famous company at the White.
The Turkish Minister has engaged a spacious
cottage; Chief Justice Chase Will be guest
for some time; and among the other visitors
will be General Lac, General Early, General
Breckenridge, General DIosby and General
Beauregard. The season, IN short, will be the
most thronged ever-known at tho White.
The UNITED STATES CeuRr, MAy 2O-HoN.
GEORGE s. Bryan. Presiding. petitions
Of John P. Brown, B. H. Douthis, John Dye.
E. Q. McLure, Aaron Plyer. Erwin Parker, B.
H. Crockett, John T. Owen, Israel Charles, r.
r.. n
John j. BoozeE, j. Williams Rnwer, William
Buchanan and sylvanus Head, were referred
to the Registrar to report thereon. Charles
Bolt and John A. Bradley. Jr., assignees, we're
ordered TO sell realty and personally OF estates
In their charga,and pay liens thereon. G. T.
Copeland was approved Of as an assignee.
Henry o. Miuer, creditor OF James c.. Keys,
petitioned to- Put him in bankruptcy, aud it
was ordered that issue be submitted to a jury
on the first Monday in Juy. Thomas J. La
motte assignee OF Robert Bryce, was allowed
to compromise his debts. Final hearing
in the case Of w. W.. Smith, petition
or for discharge in bankruptcy, was set
down for the 22d day OF June. The Registrars,
report on the petition for sale and to call in
liens Of creditors Of Francis H. Kennedy was,
confirmed. Louis McLain was approved of as.
assignee of r. B. Holmes and w. w. Sale.
Final hearing in the case Of w. w. Legare was.
set down for the 18th Of June. The same or
der was made in the ease of W. w. Salley, of
Orangeburg. The report OF E. W. Marshall.
assignee OF Joseph Purcell. Of The sale Of the
brick house In Mee'ing-street. was confirmed.
In the case Of the Southwestern Railroad Bank
and others against Edwin Parsons and others,
on bill OF injunction, it was ordered that
complanants have leave to amend their bill 80
that it shall read $3.50. 900 instead Of $3.50, 900.
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The DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND COM
MERCAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting, oom at nine O'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filled at the rate of two
and half cents per copy.
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2nesipn Salrs
B"ofe, Shoes, HuG, Sc
BY fI7isiS DRAKE

THIS MORNISCh. at % O'clock Twin soil at nv
sore r1Tcr OF ri g aud Lib ny streets,
30 casts BOO : AND SHOGS
CONSISTING IF:
Cases Mem Bufs aud Kip BRO ANS AND DALMO-
RAILS A0
Casos eien's oalf Congress and oxfo d Ties
Cases Mons Cali P. :. Boots
Gus q Lad'e 'erya co aress and Balmorals
"a es Womsn's Go.t BIO 60. +-
o@ses hi'dren's hish "ut Fancy Dootees, 2-6 and
styles. '"oo'' S"rious
~ ooaen NAMA, LG,HORN AND CANTON
ioo dozen Nen's cnd Boys Wool ane Feit,Alpne
nroad way, Yong America and Jockey HATS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, boots, shoes and hats.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest ClrculntIon.-1HE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNLZED rs HA WING 1HE LARGEST CLR-
cULA7I0N IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST or LETTERS REMAIM
ING IN 7HE TOSTOEf1CE at 7HE END or
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PR0VzS-
IONS OF THE NEW EOSTOFFYCE Law.
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VAaRANTs.-The following colored men were
sent to jail yesterday under commitment Of
Magistrate Mackey for vagrancy: George McIn-
tyre, Joe Burdoe, M. Eaptiste, Peter High
grass alias Brown. and Jacob Rutter. McIn-
tyre had swindIed SO man and brother out Of
SIG by the strap game day before yesterday.
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MUrILATED 'URRENCY bought, and Bank o.
the State OF South Carolina, and Bank o.
Charleston bills sold by Andrew M. Moreand
broker, Broad. street.
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SPECIAL NOrIoE. - Call for Gray's Patent
Moulded Paper Collar. at Scott's Shirt Empo-
rum, as they are the best in the city.
May 81 B.
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DEATH OF AN OLD DCIr1zEN.-John MoNellage.
Esq. in times long past one Of the most useful
oitinens uf Cnar1eston. dopol tod thls lite
Wednesday night at the ripe age of eighty-four
years. The deceased held the off SO Of Port
warden ct the time Of his demise, and in re-
spect to his memory the shipping in the har-
Dor yesterday had their colors at half-mast.
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REDUCTION OF ATLANTIC CABLE To1Ls. s.-The
reductions in Atlantic cable tolls will take place
on and after June l, "proximo, and are as fol-
lows: ]. Short messages can be sent (from
New York; minimum price $40, instead of
SIG IS. a. Long messages will cost 81 per
word. while now the average is 81 67. s. Tress
can send general and political news at 80 cents
per word. These rates include address, date
and signature. /"
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HoTEL AaRIvAIs, MAY 2o.--Papaiom Hote,.
J. Ruttsr, Pennsylvania; Captain ID. Callahan,
81. Johns, N. B.; DR.. o. @. Rhame. Mount
Holly, 3. O.; J. Is. Adder, K, Robinson, l.. b.
Bates, M. d.. Orangeburg; =. D. Bates. Barn.
well; J. W. Boyd, scyeven, Gs.; b. DriscolL
Beaufort; ;. r. Lucas. Darlington; >. q. Aitss,
Columbia. - N
CharsestSn Hotel C. A. Reuter-. o. N. Sad
ler, South Carolina; @. FL. Baldwin, DR.. h. N.
Tallsy. ]. w. Coyington, coturabia; w. O. Nor
wood, cokesbury; Nv. Miller.{ Philadslphia;
+. A. Leigh. Napchester. England; w. I'll. Mo
Doweii. 81. ~. Drane, Wilmington; VIM. Tiles
ton, WAshington. ID. O.; II. Baldwin, Boston;
=. L. Dedier,, Private Secretary TO- Judge Chase.
81 =. Chase. Chief Justice. Baltimore; Miss
Ohase. Washington; j Chadwick. WadmAlsw.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Zerubbabel Chapter, at 8 P. M.
Marion Lodge, at 8 p. M.
III. A. and P. A., at 8 p. NJ.
Stonewall Fire Company, at 8 P. nj.