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CHICAGO, -SAlURI
HATS AND CAPS.
STRYKER
C BARNES.
The Leading Hatters
OF TIE WEST.
HATS. !
GENTS FINE DRESS HATS.
HAFS.
Young Mon. Fa&h1onabls Hats
HATS.
GENTS DRAB BEAVER HATS
HATS- /
GENTS PEARL CAss1MEREH HATS
HATS. /
YOUNG MEMS FANCY STYLES.
HATS.
GENTS BUSINESS HATS
HATS.
STRAW HATS, all tho New Styloz.
HATS.
TA~ BEST STOCK In thi. City,
HATS
At the Old Stand,
CORNER i
Washington & @ark-sts.
H AT S !!
"0 f1at8 t08k bV%VtS0N 3VFV10 al
cases Of the unrlsallcd
4-oZ. French Gossamer
Silk Hat,
OF unequalled Likhtness and
-. k&- 49,
Rsfeet'o" p Of Silk Hats Our stock
NEW STYLES
OF undress Hats Is complete, COM
priaing everything now for Cents
and Young Men. Youths and
Chtldren'a Hats.
!. BARS10W, i04 Rando|ph-st.
THE AMlDON
HAT,
k1scquaffcd for Quality
and Fashion.
BISHOP &
BARNES.
Sole .2gents, I IL Lake-st.
ELEGANT
Silk Hats
BROADWAY STYLE,
OF ooz o~o uanatacsurv Also, the
Amidon and Dunlap
ss! 81. NIT Es,sa We ' at Eight p,u. Also .aapnsr
| SOFT FELT HATS,
IN LIGHT AND DARK SHADES.
J. A. Smith & Co.,
os srATE-sr.
Low Rent, Small Profit
|SlLkHATS
Very Best Quality, $3.50.
ALSO.
The 4-0z. G0SSAMER BODY,
LIGHT. ELEGANT AND TASTY.
OUR OWN MANUFACTURES.
Latest rylcs Of Ba1ineea HasA Gail and e1a,alne.
STEWART h SuITTERLIN.
80 MAsHtNcroN-sT.
BE sat1-c and see the .110r-
cities in
II RExa
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Masonic,

a 6ycc4zl Conuarnication of CLKEKLAND LODGE,
6e. Ill A. T. { Il ~. hi. .&A1ERDAY, evtnsue 1t
sa'eltek fat wo9x IL Y Dekstc. 4 fall Atscodanre
R feq1csscd-
JOHy WHITLEY. SecfrtA7F
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SuhPenelon Of tho Royal Canadian
HnHks
ToRoErn, May e7.-The RoEl Canadian Bauk
closed It's doors this forenoon, and announced
Snfpera1on.
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HARTFORD, Nay 1.-E S. Cleveland tsssirct
from the Hartford Post Dnce at the close Of busj
ness yesterday, General E #. Thl1al er. the neN
appa!1tee, taking possession.
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FUR LIVERPOOL AID QUEENSTOWN
ENAE LINE OF NAIL 8TEAMENS4 SAt11!
EKuM AEW YORK EVERY SATERD4Y,
Tf7PRnAv4

KLes Et pa4aske y nc 5asoEdN 5sEaatt:
tiyt Ckhh1. Goth / 6teerafu. G1f1euty.
LpooI or Qufenxu 4lNpo Lpoul Of Q4renst'n. ~
Pats1te by .he Tassasy ssea@e1. T. Halit.x;
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Tcken asA to nd fru.a Knz3snd. 1zrlAra All Z
Cesta e 4 4 E9eas!zte 1.:es ferf15s1f % tq!oas;i
AEsn.. Is HtuAl~ ~. Ss1 fpsx. os to JAMES v Al
RACK We<sern Agent Ch5cafr wtere eaM1 p.u
can be and rup11 4ecuscd !ar tsnaaet At a.
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KKH1fAfEN ApvEKXIkIya AQEx1N,
Arr asaar1eL T. fsrslss st.r<taA..~:s rx the TR44
ExE II h.Est Fa<ssI AL.> a1~s = ea.sF,
TiAtAr for ar NEwrfiEx4 OF MAQAx1EEs
tn a~r tas-a1-, n sks {. 1--SaorSss Al N4 p,.1
k4lr1 kxAt rnirA
O5s1e1 T. p1A11o1yn
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War FollcT Of the Insurxenta-proc~
aauInsaon bF CcsPc<teH-Our Sru-
ttnatty Lnws to be strictly En-.
forced.
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lHy III oG on
May II oo10oc
Nay -.--,....--.--....--...... se4DlQul
Nay SH oHu
~ tD III
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ect Ill INC sLa14t1cS On t1ls k1oiecs &nd present
Also loE Inc srpotn1ru ent Of a Standing commit
tee Of I've to mcmo1.alt1e ConErcss on the sub,
70 1pecssi committee. ADOPTED. ~
Also committee Of Eyr to Correspond with the
Roa.d Of Trade or Manchester on the subject Of
cotton culture. Adopted
Also that the convention heazt!1s aprrovc the
hrlk grain movement recently inanGurased be-
twcen St Louis and Liverpool, sta Se1 Orleans
Tie Committee On Railroads reported a. great
length IN favor Of pushing forward the rnaAs nov
being constructed: nrproEt1g The action q tae
Legislatures Of Arkansas Aaa Alabama, Eanuns
~ 70 railroads: also In isror Of lc'eeln1 tnc
Mississippi 70 IS TO make the le{ees road-hu: :
showing the importance Of the coupleuon oi tae
various railroads now under eonst1octon md
Ia!lrasd fIan Sos9oSk Il to s: LoSis III Lou:svtGe
HchetA FeAtherstone offered At aIucd1mtof
IscE1nn I9nnenalns nts rai}7pad from Snp isnnn 70
a! 1aSkson AlsA4ssiprt; adopted Also. an afnen1-
ens a1s4nE CouSress to abolish tho duty On rn-
toaa iron: Adopted
nj thS ,spe:: ~ adopted with the exception Ct
NJ TO Norfolk ind St Louis, x6ich wis rejected
nrx1 spre,A Committee on time and place Of ne
Gnnxent}on nS1}nneno9o epoHed IN favor q another
tooe1 e nett Also for committee Of one fruu
IT, Ihs 10 n,srare constitution and bylaws
meeiine ani th,,' 70 oe frportcd "a u the rcxt
hold oscr. Report A&lopte.l,
~ the evening re tass'eo the severai committees
nnnnesd ~ ss tn1,a MIe morning session were Az
r. r xes.",,aItst '1t tht.r s.rJ{y a.-.,a,4,a-
!as1,"n MGn Mm; rsFtaEEae; Davls VIA Lamb. =. l.
Or "a. Rt1<o a. ~ Iarret Tax-Gove4nor P.,-
ion, u F. Bn}er, E E ". Cole, @. i. ssses, =.
vote Of thanks to Commodore Mar,y fo- ~.
eers res On tne Fuh}eet o. d1rect <zade; also rs
lnt1on allowing General DAT Green u p.h.:;h II,
memorial in the reconds OF the convention weSc
adorfeA; also resolution requesting CCuyrr5,
10 put the fPleHrabh S1sfem nf the rnnn.-r un,,a-
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CtostnE Day OF the Cor, NJ crc4nl Con-
Scnt1oh - letter. and TeleErAupr
Received from D1sttnRutxhcd Per-
xons-Adoptton Of Report. Of Com-
1nltteex on Direct Trade with En-.
rope, Ranking and Finance, Man-
ufacsnxes, River Improvements,
Etc
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Hotel Acknowledgements a..
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

G. Sellers, Marsvllle, s. c.; c. A. Clark, w.
K Purvis, J. II. Canliorn, c. II. Hincks, T. s. Fen,
New York; Rev. A. Rogdon, Turkey; I. Erbs, j.
Sullivan, Atlanta; @. C. Cole, Boston; T. W. Hogg,
O. NJ Sadler, ID. J. Walker South Carolina; Mrs.
J. p. n. Eppng, Grahamvllle; A. II. Barber, Co.
lumbia; J. g. Gillett, Apgustn; John Burke, Dub
lin; w. D. Bunting. England; W. J. DeTreyIlle,
orangeburg; d. Callahan, Savannah; A. d. VIII
liams, South Carolina; z. Plat, Aiken.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Henry Sangs, A. +. Black, New York; Or. John
d. GrIscom, Philadelphia; Samuel B. Arnold.
Maryland; J. II. Ancrum, Florida; E. Buck, Geor-
giai A. M. Drightman. summcrville; b. II. Hoyt.
st. Andrews; J. p. Sutton, Baltimore; Francis r.
cants, Barnwell; James G. EIchberg, New York;
). W. Antiiey, d. II. Sally, orangeburg; J. e. Col
Inns, Georgetown; DR.. Darvles and wife, w. g.
Knapp and wife. New York; 8. p Silver. Claren
don; j. Aspupony> and lady. Wilmington; II. G.
Logan. kingstrec; George Chandler and lady.
Savannah; A. N. Robinson, Delaware; p. d. Ian.
Sing, Baltimore; George w. Smith, New York: ]
Gornam CITY J. J. Nettles, South Carelna: q
Marrls, wilmington, s. Fl. Bryant, Georgia: Chas
". harrington, Philadelphia; w. II. Bennett, New
MILLS HOUSE.
W. .. Furlon, Chicago; r. II. Dalzell and wife.
and s. Wood and wife, Pttsburg: A. III Bend
heine Savannah; ]. F. Bailey, Phliade lphla: ]. p.
Low, Columbia; 2. W. McKnew, Baltimore; w. K.
parnes New York; l.. P. Smith, Christ thmrch
farlSn; j. w. Harrison, 8. @.
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GALE BY TRUSTEES, UNDER All
~ THoRITY OF THE COURT OF EoUTTY.
Ar,PRIvATB sALR-
AN ELEGANT MANSION AND splendid
GROUNDS,

VIII be sold at Private Salo that elegant HOUSE,
at the corner OF Blake and Drake streets with ali
the surrounding garden and spacious grounds
inns IS one or tho most complete nnd beautiful
estaollshments In Charleston, commanding q ano
VleH OF the harbor, and embracing largo extent
OIL grounds, thickly Het with trees OF cvcry de.
scription. forest fruit and flowers, all solicited
anu disposed with the utmost care and taste
inc inc House Is large and commodIous, containing
fourteen rooms admirably arranged, with double
and all other necessary outbuildings.
;, In addition to this, there 20 another Dwelling
iiousc on :.so premises. situate on tho northeast
corner, suitable for small family
Thc Lot measures four hundred t40o) feet front
on Drake street by about two hundred and eIohty
t2S0) feot In depth on Blake street,
10 any person wishing to establish himself In
handsome residence, with d fife gardon and
spacious walks and grounds, the above property
presents q rare opportunity.
ALSO,
body or MARSH LAND, on the cast of uov
street, separated from the above property hy Ray
street, embracing six hundred (ooOS feet frors
nortn to south by three hundred (2o0, feat rom
east 10 west. on the west side OF the ster.
Railroad. Also. another body or Marsh Lsnd
Ding east or said road. containing = feat
For further particulars and terss Apply In
wARDLAW b UARBW
decs VT
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Aurtion Gulrs--f future Euns
by d. c. PEIXOTTO & f.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.

NY virtue OF an order OF sa.e to me directed, by
States District Court for the District Of South
Carolina. VIII OlTrr for sale at public Auction
on MONDAY, I've 81 dny OF January 1870 mi The
O'Clock, Nv 1"
Al that LOT. PIECE or PARCEL. or LAND
i w.m te building and oil bricks and material re.
,m,Ihlng thereon, situate. lying and being In the
Cmy Oh columbia, AMI situate aforesaid ana ,Ics
Si,ucu III conveyance thereof from John J.
Mnslcr 10 Bcnjnmn Il. Evans 4 Harvey C0ps
r.icd 1.n 9aicd inc 29lh day OF August A. d. 1868
nuis""iue'i In the Mcsne Conveyance once
riern W district, In Book B y. 42O as all that
acr rros @ rarcei or lract OF Land containing three
ucres M anu half Of an acre OF land he the same
o,G , oI less, situated I'm the City Of Columbia
mo ,o'.i @ on .lc north by Lady street. ami on
IT, tI,. nvn " ocIsais Btrcct, and on tho west by
IL muSgr @ strSet. anu on the east In part by PuIaskt
land. ~ nih'i~ DuBBs
brancc. ~ W." vi chcum-
Terms OF Salc-One third cash; bR,ancc IN a
cTeuit oI one, Two ana three years, secured by
oond OF purchaser, bearing interest at tho rate OF
seven per cent. per annum from tho day Of sale,
payabic annuahy, and mortgage OF promises
purchaser to pay assignee for pnpcrs and stamps.
q. HEItBERT SASS,
Assignee Of Evans Cogsweu
OFFICE Or THE REGISTRAR IN BANKRUPTCY.
, CnARfBST0N, S. U.
Pursuant to the order OF the court i'm tho above
case, notice IL hereby given to all creditors eIaIm.
ing any lien upon the property above described
10 come In and prove their clnims before me on
or before the flrst Monday In January A. D. 1870
IN DEFAULT thereof to be forever barred from and
OF the same. JULIUS q. CARpENTER
ueSio 'h"iio Registrar.
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INTERESTING OCCASION. pupils of Mr..
e. IL. Bergmann's academy, accompanied by their
parents and friends, assembled at LIndstcdt's Hall
yesterday afternoon, at haIEpast O'Clock, to In
augurate the Christmas holidays by an oil. timed
CHRISTMAS frollc. The hall was tastefully arrang.
ed for the occasion, and the Christmas tree was
Illuminated SO MS to display the numerous gifts
10 tic ocst advantage. The presents and prizes,
"hich were suspended from the branches and
oustered around the base OF the tree. were speed
ny distributed among tho bright.eyed throng
Several addresses were made by the pupils. and
the evening was passed pleasantly In q round OF
enjoyment.
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CoMMIssI sIoNER's SALE

By virtue OF decree OF the Court OF EQUITY OF
the county OF New Hanover, OF the State OF
Horth Carolina. In the cas6 of Morris X. Jesun.
ct al, vs.. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road Company, ct nj Michael Cronley, Cnmmia-
spionsr' p' duly appointed ~ the Court, win sell at
iuoIic Auction, Mt the door OF the Courthouse
IN Wilmington, In the State OF North Carolina
at IL O'Clock. A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY,, tile 5ti
day OF January. 1870,
All that portion Of the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the State
OF North Carolina, with sl the rolling stock, eaup.
ments depots, workshops. materials and every
thins therennto pertaining, together with all the
rights privileges, franchises and appurtenances.
ceedIngs ~
Terms OF sale are cash.
TT, Ihe bonds OF the said Company. secured by the
threc flrst mortgages, to wit: The mortgage TO
coward Sandiorli. dated May l, 1851; the second
mortgage to Edward Sandford, dated March l.
ib5S, and the mortgage to George W. Dargan
dated tho 18th OF April, 1885, shall be accepted in
lun aaHext payment. according to the priority OF
said msssgages; aud the bonds OF the said Com
panJ, secured by the mortgage to the said Morris
X. Jesup, shall be accepted pro rata as part pay.
ment In the order OF priority established in said
mortgage. III. CRONiY. Commissloner
wilmington, n. c. Rovl6 tufl5w1
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p REEFS ALE,

x II IL Il - A Il Il,
Ky virtue OF a decree OF the Court of Common
rIeas. lor the Fourth Circuit OF the State OF
south Carolina sitting In Equity in the case of
MOTIFS n: Icaup, OF al, va. the Wilmington ana
Manohester Railroad Company ct al. WilT ~
sold Mt Public Auction, at the door OF the Court.
mousse IN wilmington, In the state OF North Caro-.
Ina at u O'Clock A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the
9TH day OF January, 1870, '"'
:. All that portion OF tile WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which mes within the
STnS S1atS OF South Carolina, with all the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments, Depots workshops Materl.
Seihs1 Ss nns Gin SsTsT;;sns a pertaining toreunto
and appurtenances, as set forth and more PARTON.
!arly descrbedslp the several mortgages men.
TONED In tho proceedings
The terms OF the sale ar rtah l',n i,ntIs M tho
Company secured by the morryages mentioned
In the report OF the special rercr., md fled in
the case to be accepted from the purchaser pro
Iata as part payment In the order ui priorl. es.
taoiished oy the report; PROVIDED ~. ie same
rateaoie proportion OF cash ~ la,i IN for thc
other bonds or the same grad. ~ pftottty not in
the hands OF the purchaser: Gn! ovor',.-'
tI.s, ~ M 30 uuu eAPenseS .lr fsli >hnser uIHJ
W pay lot papers. w. St.On r,,.NGLE,
cs, $40 special Referee
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ST. JOINS DAY.-Monday mex. will be the
1estival OF 81. John the Evangelist day usually
celebrated with great pomp and display by the
Masonic Fraternity. The Lodge at Klngs,rce
8. c., will unite In n procession and proceed TO
the church. where public installation OF the on-
GERS olect will be made and an address delivered
by r. n. N. Levin, or Friendship Lodge, No. o, OF
this city, on the "Principles and Practice OF tho
Mystic ArtD
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Our PRICES OuRRENT.-W We especially invite the
attention OF our merchants to THE NEWS Prices
Current, issued this morning. Hade up With the
utmost care, and andsomcly printed with entirely
now typo. Il forms. with the business card OF the
house forwarding It, tho most attractive and vel
come weekly commercial circular that can be
used. Price, for ten copies more, with busi-
moss GARD, two and half cents per copy. Single
copies, i've cents
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FIRE on MAMMALIAN ISLAM The cotton
in the Clubhouse OF Mr.. l.. ID. Chad ick, on wad.
malaw Island, was accidentally ignltcd few
days since by friction and before assistance
could be obtained, the building with It's contents
amounting to about u bale and half OF sea island
cotton, were destroyed. The total loss Will bc
about $4,000.
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SHREDs OF STATE NEws.-Thc Sumter Mon.
umcntal Fair opened on Monday. It is the grand.
est affair or the kind that Sumter has seem
The Bugencld Advertiser says: Richard Rcalr.
tile "Englishman," carpet-bagger, John Brown
ralder, aud United States Internal Revenue Asses
sor for Edgcncld. has resigned hIs once as u.s.
SCISSOR, and gone The way "ward's geese, went
The poor glrl,n the "slmplo Irlshman," the
wife OF the said Realf, Is still in our midst, and is
apparently master OF the situation.
Mr.. j. Ward Hayward, late OF the constabuiary
force, has been appointed postmaster at Edge
field Courthouse.
Mr. Joel Curry, native and up to few years
ago resident In the Curryton section, OF Edge.
field County, died OF apolcxy on Saturday, the
1lth instant, at his residence In Decatur County,
Georgia.
=. Two negro. men, Riley Capcrs and James Ca.
pers, have been lodged in Edgefeld jail for the
killing OF n third negro man, named Duncan Ken
ncrly. The Inter was so cut and stabbed, that
death ensued. This happened at Mr. Stanmore
watson's, on the Ridge, on Saturday, the 18th in
stant.
Lewis Berry and wife, John Slnglcy and Steve
Merchant all colored, who have been arrested by
the civil authorities confess to having perpctratcd
the murder Of Ar. Dunwoody, OF Newberry The
vile OF Berry went to the depot after the murder
was committed and she and Singley watched,
one on either side or the building, while the others
bored into and entered. No one clsc as we learn,
has been implicated In this confession, and the
public mind may therefore be at rest 80 far as
the knowledge Of who the assassins are
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LADIES AND MISSES FURs.-C. Fl. johnson,
at the Temple OF Fashion, No. 2sa King street,
has just opened the largest and finest stock Of
Fnrs ever offered In Cb .rleston. You can md
here the Real musks, Ermine, Fitch and Astracan
sets, from $40 to 500. Also, all OF the lower
grades, from So to SIS per set, and will still con.
tlnue TO receive the above goods until after New
fe"r's. This Is the only place where the finer
grades OF Furs are kept. Don't fall to go and see
them. socaI rwa
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STITCH! srITH! sTlTcH!-Messrs. Edgerton
Richards, the agents for the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing and Button Hole Machines, publish their
card in THE NEWS this morning. The Wheeler A.
Wilson machine is In use In thousands OF house
holds, and purchasers Will not forget that IL took
the prize at the Paris Exposition, where there
were ei2hty-two competitors, and received the
only gold medal granted to taIs class of inven
tiOnS
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THE ACADEHY OF MusIc-"Thc Streets of
New York" drew nne audience last night The
piece depends for its success more upon eceo-
tive scenery and local hits than upon the intrinsic
merit OF ita plot or dialogue; but 1t was produced
In manner that could not fail to delight an au-
dcnce Some OF the effects were npplauded to
the echo. We are glad to sec how rapidly the
scenic resources OF the Academy are being multi
Piled under Manager Ford's active and careful
management. "The Streets OF New Yorkn win be
repeated on Saturday night.
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UhoMBs'-The German Friendly Society gave
CHRISTMAS blowout" in the shape of a nam.
moth bowl OF egg -nogg at their last meeting.
The Major" who made his debut on the Ac.d
emy boards last night. was the observed OF oil
observers during the morning, and his martial
bearing was never more conspicuous.
Inc gay masqueradcrs, who were wont to per-
an'ulate tho city at this festive season. are noti-
ned OF illumination from tho CHIEF OF Police re.
curing them to unmask while In the streets.
Who's afraid
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LBTTBRS remaining in the Postoffioc
q; Charleston, for The week ending December 20,
1859, and printed oniclally in TnR DAILY EBus,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the CITY OF Charleston.
90 Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they arc Advertised"
co ONCE hours from a. NJ. to ca T.. M. On
Sundays, from OK to o0XP.
STANI4KY q. TltOTT, Postmaster.
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81 Persons dcpositing letters In the Postonice
will please place the stamp near the upper rtght
hand corner OF tho envelope and they will also
please to remember that without tso stamp q les
ter cannot be mailod, but will be son. to the Dead
Letter ONCE.
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hAsoNTc ELEcTIoN.-At the annual commr.
A,oa'on OF SALON. Lodge. No. I4I. A. r. M., held
at MsycsSilIe, Sumter District 8. O., on tho IAN
instant, the following officers were elected TO
serve lot the ensuing Masonic year: worshipful
l.. warren, Master; BrothersJ. Harvey wilson.
o. VI Jas. e. Atkins, @. W.; VIM. q. Muldrow.
tleasuref; Hugh II. Wilson, secretary; Ii. Dick
1on ooroc!t, u. M.) s. D.; Benz. F. Wilson, ]. D.;
Iunlus A. Maycs and C. K. Weatherford. stewards.
J. b. Trlmnal. tyler. A Past Mastcr,s level wos W.
ted 10 WorshIpful H. Dickson Corbctt, the retiring
master. e
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GooD TRIP.-Thc brig Mary NJ. Francis, from
this port for liavrc, arrived there December Is,
after an excellent run Of twenty-five days. She
was laden here by Hcssrs. Win. Roach & Co. The
prevalence OF good winds has caused most OF
the European bound ships from this port to make
fair passages and the bark A. b. wyman, already
reported, reached Liverpool In twenty eight days,
and the barIs Jerome Jones aud Juyenta have
also arrived out
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HOLIDAY PREsENrs.-Recollect that hard-
some set OF Furs CON be had for So, 50 and $40,
which Is fifty per cent. cheaper than the same
Kind can be bought elsewhere. Call and examine
for yourselves at H. III. WILLIAMS.
Hot Bazaar, No. 243 King street,
dec2O mwf3 Opposite the Big Boot.
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ARABS AT $5.-J. r. Read & Co. have this
morning received three dozen Arabs, In assorted
coiors, which they are Offering at S. each; former
price so so. dec2a Q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24

A ST TO R
once said If we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. To such we offer
A DIRECTORY
The ladies who desire the latest styles OF fash.
ionablc Head Dressing, Curls, Chignons or
braids, Go to N. 4 A. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be prescntable in
Adonls attire, for Wigs,
Go to NJ. 4 A. ASHTON.
All who desire the best German Colognes,
Go to N. q A. ASHTON.
For Diadem or Coronal Combs, all
Go to III. & A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
90 to NJ. d A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
Comps, Go to III. & A. ASHTON.
Ol necessity all who require good Tooth
Brush, Go to III. & A. ASHTON.
For genuine Tale de vents, all must
Go TO NJ. d A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly all
Go to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
In fact, all who require genuine goods from the
following houses
Society Hygienique, .IBalley's,
Lubln's, TlAtklnaon's,
Cowdray's, SiGosneli's, 8
Plver, (HtLowe Sons }S
Ga gaerlain' - 81 Yardley,
Rowland, Q
AS also. Vents Goods in their line from eyery
reputable manufacturer in the States
90 to n q A. ASHTON,
No. 240 King street.
Five doors from Market street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24

BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24

HSs Drake will sell Mt 10 o'clock, at his
sisf, dry goods, clothing, &C.,
~ W. Knox will sell IL, IL O'Clock NJ, at their
kPre, Japanese goods; and in the evening, nj No.
/Sp King street, holiday goods.
( william Mckay Will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
yStorc, furniture, stoves, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24

PECULIAR CHRISTMAS GIFr.-Mcssrs. j. d
". Knox will sell to-day An invoice OF beautiful
Japanese goods suitable for presents.