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LOCAL MATTERS.
CHEAP ADHER7IsING.

.Tax CalarSsroN NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as large as that Of any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
Epr persons who want situ ,tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
TO rent; who want or who offer board and Iodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of yalus,
TEE News has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have theirwants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP Apyzl-
Tmz1ENrs. payment for which must invariably
be mads.wher the order is gioen: =
= Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered - clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lostor found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscellat-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For esch insertion OF advertisements 6f the
classes specified: 7s
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. ..2S cents
FoUn LINES so words.... 40 :"
FIVE LINES or 40 words i. =. ,bo#!li''
AL advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
NEWS Office by sP. n.
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The RADICAL RiHa AID THE CITY OFFIcEs.-
The publication in she NEWS, yesterday, OF
the Loyal League slaie for city Offices, created
q prodigious stir among the faithful OF that
organization, aud little CONSERVATION among
some OF the would be- candidates. severslnev
sspirants for official honorsrose to the surface
yesterday, promin snt among whom was the re-
novned Sam D:ckerson (oolored, who intimat-
ed that he would have no objection to being
clerk OF the Board Of FiIemasters. Captain
George Little, however, is the favorite for that
berth, and Sam having received the uDmistak-
.bly cold shoulder, considers himself as one
more walking monument to the proverbiai in
gratitude yof republics. l. I. Wooh. is in 1.-The
ring for CHEF, and J. NJ. yIney tcolored,l an
ex.orderly sergeant Of colored troops, for lieu
tenant OF police. Private Holloway (colore3, }
or the police force, is talked of for orderly ser
oe.nt. DR.. T. E. Hertz is among those men
toned for city registrar.
There seems, after all, to be degree OF
r,aibod in the madness Of the Radical ring, for
va hear no serious talk Of placing improper
men La the head Of our admirable fire depart
.,ent. and though Chief Nathan is not viewed
Nth favor, the only names 30 far mentioned
IN connection with his position are those OF
Assistant Chief R. n. Alexander and B. M.
strobel, Esq. The latter gentleman is said to
be fayorite among the colored element.
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WErrNa THE PRIZE BowL.-rhe regular
morthly meeting of the Palmetto Steam Fire
Engine Company was held at the hall last
evening. After the business of the evening
had been dispatched, the magnificent Atlanta
prize bowl was placed on centre tab'e and
the members and some invited guests present
partook of frequent libations OF delicious
punch. Major Buist, Of the stouewalls,
entertained the company with a speech that
made the banner-decked and flower crowned
hall ring with applause. Speeches we're also
made by various members Of the Palmetto and
the stonewall, and sentiment succeeded senti-
ment, until the elegant emblem OF Georgia
Iberahty and Charleston pluck was drained Of
its refreshing contents.
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Brick Residence on Church.street. q,
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

On 1UESD ~, the 25th instant at II O'Clock A. NJ,
will be sold at the Old Posto6ace, Broad d-strest, q
The THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. Is
Chuch-street, (about midway between Waterstreet
and Lghtwood Alley) containing eleven rooms and
double piszzss; on the premises brick kitchen.
Lot measures about So feet front by 1S4 feet deep.
more or less. A
Conditions-One fourth cash; balance by bond
successive annual instalments, to be secured by q
mortgage of the property; house to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay Tor papers and
revenue stamps. thstu6 mtu2 May Is a
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AUcrIoNSALF3 This DAP.

Rnm.y 4 CaxraHroN will sell at IL O'Clock, at
the new customhouse. sngars and tnolasses.
LAURHY & ALKxANDER will, sell at 10 O'Clock,
ct their store, butter, hams, DC.
T. N. CATER will sell at three -quarters-past
nine o'clock, at his store, syrup, sugar, &C.
HENRY CoRIA d Co. win sell at hahpa
o'clock. at their store, sugar-cured hams.
O'Clock, at their stores, bacon. butter, DC. =.
; B. i A. p. CALDWELL will Sell at half
past O'Clock, at their, store, extra mess
JoHS g. Mmxoa l. Co. VIII ssit at 10 O'Clock,
stitheir salesroom, straw goods, &c.
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A Card.
tn TIE EDITOR OF TT

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Iobserve in your issue Of yesterday, that
my name has been connected with the Office OF
City Attorney. am at a loss to know the
foundation for your statement. as am no ap.
plicant for Office, and regard the manner in
which my name has been used as hurtful to
me. Respectfully, w. 81. SCHROEDER.
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THE UNITED STATES Court, MAY 17-aJtDaE
BRYAN PREsDNa.-The grand jury returned
into court with the following finding: Emanuel
Parker, violation Of internal revenue laws-no
bill. The petitions Of John T. MCGOWAN and
e. W, Charles, Jr., for final discharge, we're
rsierredto the registrar. It WAS ordered that
Luke Smith, Of York, show cause on the 25th
instant why he should not be declared a bank
rupt. The judge rendered his decree in the
case Of the owners and crew of the steamship
| Oriental against the byigantine ]. T.. Pye. He
decreed salvage to the amount Of s47O0 in favor
Of the libellant.
The grand jury made the following present
ment:
To The Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge United
States District Court:
The grand jury beg leave to report that
| they have visited the Charleston jail for the
purpose Of examining the condition of the
United States prisoners therein confined, and
bEe to make ths!follo ing -preseptment
That the apartment in which they were con-
fined were in state Of cleanliness, and the
prisoners had only the complaint for the want
tisfbe; either a pan iof mush without salt, and
small piece OF beet. or bacon per day, which
they stated was the idaily Tations Of some.
Others represented that they received two
| loaves Of bread and similar quantity Of meat
as above. We took occasion to test this state
ment by examining other prisoners, and have
brought with us small p:rtion ofa ration OF
mush, aud also piece OF tacon, which is the
amount Of the daily ration. The bread distri-
buted to some of the prisoners in lieu Of mush
| was Of good quality.
One OF the pris 'ners, Isaac @. Williams.
complains that at the time OF his compitment
instruction was given to the jailor by detec-
tive officer, by the name OF Neal, not to ALLOW
him to hold any communication with any OF
his friends, aud that he was bronght to trial
counsel for his deience.. We have no means of
ascertaining if this statement is true, but We
deemit proper to present this subject 10 your
notice. Il
In the course OF our examination, prisoner
by the name of William G. Davis claimed our
| attention. He represents himself as seaman,
who arrived in Charleston on the brig Eva M.
Johnson that he had been, discharged and
sent to hospital, and that eft .rwards he
had taken lodgings with one Henry May; in
Queen-street. and while being an inmate had
been arrested and taken from his bed by a
State constable, and lodged in jail without his
knowing what offence was charged, or without
being brought before magistrate.
We would also present, as case Of hard
ship. the cases Of Ben johnson and William
Taylor, the former sick and in hospital. and
the latter confined in cell in the tower, which
was in filthy condition. They we're arrested
on charge for burglary, and lodged in jail on
the 9th OF May, 1858, and have not yet been
brought to trial. These two last prisoners are
State prisoners, but we still beg leave to pre-
sent them to your notice. The prisoner Will
liam TAYLOR claims to be British subject.
Very respectfully.
FRANCIS G. CART, Foreman.
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HoME-M MADE SUGAR FROM SoRaaUM.-There
may be seen in The NEWS otfioe sample Of
sugar made from the sorghum cane by DR.. W.
P. Passmore. of Greenville. Some Of this
sugar was exhibited at tho Agricultural Con-
vention, where it attracted general attention.
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RFPoRTKRs' CRUMBs.-The doll Virginia Lee,
raf1ed the second time, at the Widows Home,
q few days ago, was won by Miss M. Grayson,
Of New York.
A. Phlhpi was yesterday appointed mem
Der of the detective police force.
Chief Justice Chase will not'be in Charleston
until Thursday. :,
Council meets tonight, and it is understood
that the resolution to take the power OF ap-
pointing the standing committees away nom
the Mayor will be vigorously pressed.
The Germania Bund go on picnic to-mor-
row aAthe schuetsenplatz. -. A..iE-,
The! State Medical Assootation meets in
Charleston on the 2oth instant, with view to
reorganization.
"a good city directory is badly needed. IN
Charleston; also, an intelligible codifcation Of
the city ordinances. -! sl.a.
. Professor Pike. colored. Of the Baker Theo-
logical Institute, delivered a sermon to large
assemblage in the Chapel opposite Military
Hall last evening. His subject was "Recognl-
tion Of Friends! in Heaven" 7;5..,i
There is a decided disposition among the
substantial colored element to strengthen
Mayor Pillsbury's hands. "a
There is great feeling in the Republican
ranks because Mayor Pillsbury has not ap-
pointed men Of their party as delegates to the
Memphis Convention. II is said that those
whom he would have appointea couldn't raise
the necessary "spondulioks. =!
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Jefferson Lodge. at 8P. II. ~,
Medical Society, at 8 p. NJ
Etna Fire Company, at haif-past 8 T. ID. :
Phoenix Fire Company, at 3 T. NJ.
United Frre Company, at 8 p. n.
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TRUNKS. vALrszs, &C., recovered and re-
paired generally; new locks put on and lettered
with owners name. For sale, new trunks and
q few secondhand ones.
F.F. CHAPEAU,
May 10 Meeting-street, next Mills House.
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New, TowNsH1fs OF Darlington COUNTY,
The following are the names OF the townships
into which Darlington County has been diyi7
Yed: Sherman, Lincoln, Lunney, Brown, Thad.
Stevens, Wright, Butler, Hamilton, Boston,
hoffman, Smith, Whittemore, Shelter, Hum
phrey, Thomas, Grant, Colfa1, Rollins.
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Assets of the Insurance and Trust Company Of
Charleston.
BY Z. B. CAKES. ~

,Assets fthe Insurance and Trust Company Of
Charleston.
BY z. B. CAKES. ~
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, 25th inst, near the old
Postofhce. at II O'Clock,
The ASSETS OF IHE INSURANCE AND TRUsT
COMPANY Of Charleston. 9E
CONSISTING OF: ~ q
2S5 HALF SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY .. ,I.-l =. -,
$4,000 Six per Cent. Bonds East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad Company .. .,1,
$4,000 Seven per Cent. Bonds City OF Savannah
$1,000 Seven per Cent, Bond Memphis and Charles.
ton Railroad Company ..;;-..s:I
$4,000 Seven per Cent Bonds South Carolina Rail:
road Company ,s.f .t'- ~
s25O0 six per Cent Bonds aresnville and colum-
bia Railroad Company, guaranteed by State Of south
Carolina 7 E-.''.i 81 ''-' q" *:
$4,000 Six per Cent Bonds City of Memphis. guar
anteed by Memphis and Charleston Railroad Conn.,
pany .a.E g ca
Bonds, $50 each. State of South Carolina seveR
per Cent, dated February !, 1881 LII;
s6S09 City of Charleston Six per Cent Stock -..g,
$500 Bond Memphis and Ohio Railroad ~.
20 shares Preferred Stock Northeastern Railroad
Company ..t - -
ssi6 Certificate Of Indebtedness South Carolins
S2es Certificate Of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail.
road Company -.t-.... 49,: 8
26 Shares Bank Charleston Stock rgr5
| 63 Shares Peoples Bank - ;..,. ,5sT3
20 20, Shares shares, sank s.n1. Georgetown psn OH
$50 Shares Bank OF South Carolina " :
365 shares Farmers and Exchange Bank -
SlOO 900 Confederate States Registered Stock 80
s32, $50 Confederate states Eight per Cent Bonds,
$4,000 Confederate Statos -Four per Cent Bonds II
$4,000 Interest bearing Confederate TreasurX
Notes.
ALSO, ,
The two story granite mont BUILDING. No. &
Broad-street. well known IS the OH e Of the COM
papy, and one Of the best business stands on
Broad-sreet Lot 20 feet front and ITO feet deep.
Conditicns-For the securities CASH. for the real
estate one-third cash; balance In two equal annual
instalments with interest at ten no per cent, pay
able semi annually; building to be kept insured and
policy assigned; or all cash at the option OF the pur-
chiser. Purchaser TO pay tor papers and stamps. :
ACSavannah Republican. Augusta Constitutions
alist Macon Telegi aph and Columbia Phoenix will
insert above and send bills Immediately to auctioneer.
May II
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TEE sTEAMsHH MANHA1TAN.-It affords us
satisfaction to notice the regularity and dis
patch which mark the movements Of the sape'
rior steamships now employed from this port
10 New York. Their spesd, accommodations,
and ths security and reliable character Of the
vessels, both aspassenRer and freight carriers,
are all that the public can desire. Among
these steamers, the Manhattan, Of the "Adger
line, {" has been particularly successful, and We
are pleased to learn that this fine ship, which
left here on Saturday last, reached New York
in the quick time Of fifty.two hours, arriving
at that city yesterday.
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THE STATE ASSESSMENT.

We learn through official sources that ac-
cording to the returns already in from twenty
nine counties, with two more to lear from
(Richland and Charleston.) the indications a.
that the amount assessed as the value OF zeal
and personal property in the State will not ex-
ceed one hundred and thirty millions ofdolars.
The probabilities are that the State Board "of
Equalization will raise the assessment Of pro-
perty to about two hundred millions in order
that the per centum of taxation shall not er
ceed one-half Of one per centum, or fifty cents
on one hundred dollars. To fix the rate Of
taxation with an assessment Of one hundred
and thirty millions would be very nearly one
dollar ON the hundred.
Tie returns of personal property are univer-
sally very much below what was expected. For
instance, the whole number Of horses return
ed is fMty-two thousand, and the highest aver
age vaiuessvonty- dollars; Thereturns Of
marchafts ,sstockss are also: far below expecta-
tions.
In the matter OF real property there is very
little difference in the present valuation over
that Of 1867.
As an example of the way in which property
has been assessed, the average value Of arabic
lands in Orangeburg is 81 Is per acre, while
the highest average OF the beet lands will be
found in Georgetown County at $18 per acre.
The county which returned the highest eener-
al average of land throughout is Darlington,
which is about IS per acre.
80 We learn that the State Auditor, MIR. Tom
linson, as soon as the per centum Of taxation
is fixed. will make full statement of the re-
turns for publication. One-fourth Of the rove
nue. to be raised will 60 to pay $25O,0O0 past
dua interest ON the Statebouse- debt. To pay
the running expenses Of the State Government
would not require more than one-quarter per
cent. taxation. Over 100000 past due inter
est is to be paid ont of the taxation for the
current year. ": ~ -
, Comparing the valuation Of 1867 and that Of
the present year, we find that the average
value Of real property, in Abbeville County, for
1867, was $S per acre the average value of the
same property this year is IS per acre. In
1867, Abbeville returned 5sS. $50 acres in 1868,
the returns are 61o. .243 /; Barnwell County re-
turned in 1867, 994, ,355 acres, at valuation of
81. .542, ,05O in 1868, the returns are 920. 23S
acres, at q valuation OF 81. s74 1856. Darlington
County, in 1867, returned 465, ,4ss acres, at q
valuation Of sss4, 40; in 1868. the returns show
4s7 067 acres, at valuation Of 81. .28O e7s. OAR
ington is the only county in which there has
been any considerable increase over thevatua-
tion OF 1857. a'- 49, - -.
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Anniversary OF THE EprscopAE CHURCH
SUNDAY ScHooIs. dity-second anniversa-
ry-ef the Sunday Schools Of the Episcopal
Church will be celebrated at st. Philips
Church, this afternoon, at five o'clock. ser.
mon win be delivered by. the Rev. Everett G.
Edgerton, and reportsrea by the superinten.
dents Of the different schools. -
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circ1lation.-THB DAILY NEWS
BEING THB NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIZED as HAVING The LARGEST CIR
cULAT1oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToEF1cE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoHLS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSFoFF2cE LAW
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TIE baden" PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS, al
BLACKWELLS,
May II tuths No. 219 King-street.
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B UsINEss NOTICES.

= Ma. A. C. KAuFMAN offers Union Bank stock
State bonds and gas stock.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
;Wm. g. Whldtn vs. James B. Sanders ct al
Dec1eefor Foreclosure.
BY "A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
AuCtfOneeI

Under the Decree Of the Court of Common Pleas for
this count, win sell, at public auction, to the
biphest bidderI at the Old Postoface. on the
TWENTY.FIF1H DAY OF MAY, 1859,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on situate, lying and being on the north side Of FL
Holt (now Spring. street In Cannonsboro, Charles.
ton Neck, butting and bounding to the north on
street Aforesaid east on lands of Mr.. seubrook, and
west on lands Of Il. Miles; measuring and contain
ing fortyio IA fot front and back, by three hun
dred and nineteen l3i9l feet deep.
Terms-Onehal cash; remainder In one year, to
be secured by bond bearing interest at the rae OF
per cent. from day Of sale and mortgage of the
property; premises to be insured and policy assign.
ed. Purchaser to pay ior stamps and papers.
K. W. II. MACKEY,
Maya tri 8. @. O.
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TIE Rncpz1on;ol antEnAI o'NEn. An ad-
iourned neesipsfoi ths eonmHteeih having ip
charge tie SrfAnnsmsnts for mass meeting
TO welcome the Fenian President, General
oNeil, ,i:oe New York. took place IN the lower
room at Hibernian ban last evening. The
pfelininarissifsnsAe fsssA6fssiet arranged,
and Il Mas idssidsl t&sws him sashs Rresst-
ing as will show that he has a place in the
hearts of all true Iishmen.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT on "A WoMAs:-A white
woman, by the name OF - Sullivan, living in
McBridssAAnS, yesterday took out . warrant,
in G,siaE File Maakey oalcs, for the arrest Of
whaes, tAan by the name. .ot Larabee, who,
she said. had brutally assaulted her in the
faoe, With his Hst, inAicting bloody bruises.
The warrant having been placed in the hands
of Otter Nipscn, he arrested the sssailsot,
who in default Of bail was "ssnt up."
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY T.-Charteston Hc-
TEA. n. Latham, 81. Andrews; Thos. C. Lee,
Columbia; Professor Cushman, Canada West;
Vim. sipeer, Indiana; c. @. Bowen, City; Fred.
Beck. Geo. TybrinR, 8. H. Gray, New York; G..
@. soule. Boston; Isaac sniyely, Pittsburg; NJ.
Thompson. New York; A. Bfoane,, Massachu-
setts;. Vim. d. Boyoe, Bennettsvile; W. 4. J..
o. Woodward, South Carolina; G. A. Burch,
Cheraw; A. Findlay, Brooklyn; Vim. G. Butler,
Nashville; L. +. TIT; Mrs. Mallory and SON,
Miss Mallory. Florida; Mr., and Mrs, J.. Van
Nest, New York; ). L. PenGook andlady. Pha-
adslpse: Gea. {. Boggs. Columbia ia,ssa.
Paoslion Hote1-R. F. MoCottry, South Caro-;
lima; @. Jatbro, New York;. P. Gamble, Gour-
din's Depot: A. G.. Perry, ]. N. ouash, Loudon,
NY; EN-. speights, soath Carolina.
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China, Wsassware, Gtf.
At COST! AT COST! AT COST! I!
China, Glass and GroOkery at Cost.

ON ACCOUNT OF A CHANGE OF BUSINESS
" we will sell of our fius Stock Of CHINA,
GLASSWARE, Crockery, Fancy GooIs, Japanned
Ware End Lamps &C.. &C., AT CCSr at retail.
rare opportunity Is now offered to supply vacan-
cies In house and kitchen.
MCDOWELL SON,
Corner Of King and Liberty. streets.
The Store TO RhNT. 8 May f8
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1paiuts, Oils, ottf.
CAMERON, BARKLEY g. Co.,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
a., GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January emo
OILS! OILS! OILS!

1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
700 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. LARD
''' OIL
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MAsoN's SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATINa
OIL
800 GALLONS REFINED NEATsFOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TANNERS (STRATTs) OIL.
70 CAMERON. BARKLEY s, Co,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January emo
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Tu CUBAN RxvoIr.-An ex-colonel OF the
Federal, Army arrived here yesterday in the
British schooner Lion, having left Nassau on
the 12th instant. He reports considerable ac-
tivity among the Cubans ct Nassau in the ship
ment Of artillery and war material Fifteen Arm
strong gums had been sent to the insurgents,
besides krge quantities Of grape and canister.
The. I'D bIockade running steamer Gem, now
known ID the San Salvador, OF Nassau, and
oommASdsd by Captain Carlin, was running
between Nassau and Cuba, in the interest Of
tho Insurgents. But iaihte hopes were enter
t.inesd, a ,osf the success Of che rebels, who we're
rsdnoedfslready to system Of bushwhackins
warfare, and whose only hope lay in the speedy
opening otthe rainy season, ..s aovaa ,.o -.
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DELI lNV OGL1 11INU :
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT.
ING . -
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8. 4, and s
PLY
!. $50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIpPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKEs PATENT BELT
STUDS
100 DOZEN ToLLMANs BELT HOOKS
75O YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING, / INCH TO II INCH d.
AMETER
soAPsToNE PACKING, INCH TO II
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTR PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE e.
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
u ALL SIZES. =. -. ...'.i 81
CAMEKoN, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
january :. 6mo
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ITO PURCHASE. UNITED STATES BILLS OF
all denominations, and NATIONAL BANK
NOTES too much mutilated to be redeemed by
Government Agents, at fair prices. for c,sh.
.. A. GAGE CO., Charleston Ice House.
Mays