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.AuftioH Selrs.
UNDER DECREE NEQUITY.
Ashhurst Us. Hicks.

UNDf1Ih OflCnEE IN EQUITY.
:: Ashhurst u.s. Hicks.
THIS DAY, The 9th of February instalt, at II
o'clock, will be sold, ct the Old Cusombouse,
All that LOI OF LAND; with the buildings there.
on situate on the east side Of Coming street, one
door south Of George-sreet being the northern part
OF the lot designated on the plat Of St Phillips
Church Lands by the number, 10. measuring &c feet
inches on Coming street. and Is feet inches on
the east line by 1T feet in depth the south line;
bounding north on Lot No. on said plat east on
Lot No. g. south on part Of Lot No. 10, and west on
Corning-street
1erms-one-half cash ba'ance in one year from
i,sy of SALE secured by bond of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. E. w. NJ. MAOKEY,
= Sheriff Charleston County.
February6 fmw4s1
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BYR. M. MARSHALL g. BRO.

On tuesday,, 9th instant, at II O'Clock, will be sold
at the Old Postofioe. Broads:reet, " '',
All that LOT OF LANI on South Bay, known as
No. 90, measuring 80 feet front and rear, by 168,
more or less, together with the three story Wooden
builny thereon of six upright rooms. This s ono OF
tho choicest locahons IN the city. ,s.-.tY ~
Conditions cash; balahse by bond IN
one, two and three years. with interest semiannu-
ally. secured by mortgage OF premises; buildings to
be insured and po 10y assigned. Purchaser to pay
L. NJ. NJ. and Bro. tor papers and stamps. .l5.-
February 2 tuthstu4
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CABINET HATS Something entirely now
Black, Drab and Pearl Mpines of superior qualify;
nlso the velocipedc, suitable for young men, just
received at the Temple Of Fashion.
February C. H. JOHNSON.
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TEE MAR1SEE's CHUEcH.-There will be
services in the Mariners Church. Church street. to-
morrow, Sunday. at hal-past ten O'Clock in the
morning, and haltrast ,hiee O'Clock in the after
noon.
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fiae Arts.
GREAT ATTRA TloN


HEAT AT TK A Tios
OutNBY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION Ar LaKGEST AND
finest Collection OF CHKO31O LlTaOGRAPuS ever
seen in charleston. They arc perfect copies OF Gel
cbrated Works Of Art, both ancicn; and modern.
Among tho collection nuy bo found SALVADOR
RuSA'S HEAD Or CHRIST, Co-re1Sso's Magiacne
A. Delucroixs Tide Going Ou., A. Delacroixs Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice; Jacksoas uns,s EnensS
English aud Irish sccnerT. Views on the Rhine, The
Junglraud The Wettcrhcrn. AIaiine Views, anu
many otIcl5
these beautiful Worls oI ART. They are offered ioI
salo at Sew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Groat reduction IN the price Pl.RGkLAIN PIC
TtTRES. Recent improvements Il producing tncse
pictures enable US 10 now Oter the at pearIy one
half the former prices, aud tar supe. or Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CaRTES DE vISIIE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE USSUR-
PASSED.
ina old Daguerreotypes and other pictures satsfac'
lion in all guaranteed and at prices TO cores
pond with the times.
sTEREusCUPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON.
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
sne collection OF
sTEREosCDp[C VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These ,rs the first and only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
GUN NBY ~ e o..
No. 26l KING-STREET.
CHARLESTON, S. c.
November IL 3mos
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avrHE INCLEMENT SEASON, AND lis
effects on the weak and feeble. The drafts which
searching cold makes upon the vital po crs OF the
deblitated and delicate ut less severe than the
drain upon their strength CAUSED by excessive heat
The vast displ lrity between the temperature OF
oyer.heated rooms and offices, at this SEASON, and
the frsidity of the outer ar is fruitful source of
sickness 10 fortify the body against the evil
consequences of the sudden alterations OF heat
ard cold referred to- the vital org imitation should
be strengthened aud endowed with extra resistant
pt wer by the use of wholesome inyigorant; aud, Of
all D. operations ior this p1rpose twhcther embraced
in the regular pharmecopeia. or advertised in the
public joarnals) there is none th:t will compare
in purity and excellence with HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs. Acting directly upon the
organ which converts tho food into the fuel Of life,
the preparation imparts to it tone and vgor which
is communicated to every fibre Of tie framo. The
digestive function being accelerated by its tonic
operation Tho liyor regulated by its anti.bilious
propertics and the waste matter OF the system
rcd of punctually byis mild apcrient action, the
whole organization will necessarily be in the best
possible condition 10 meet III. shccks of winter and
the SuUuen CuauBco Vi teuapei"'uhS' AaS "Sah auu
sensitive, esp :cily cannot encounter these yicIssi-
tudes with safely, unless their teuder SYSTEM arc
strengthened and bracad by artificial means. Every
liquor sold as s.ple Of trade is adutcrated, and.
we're it Otherwise, nero alcohol is simply tempo
rary excit1nt which, when its first effects havo SUBJ
sid. d, leaves tho physical power (lnd the mind
WE'LL, in worse condition than lcfore. 1OSrET
rER'S BITTER5, oa the other hand. contains the
essential properties OF the most valuable tonic ind
Alternative roots, banks and herbs and their active
principal is the mcowcst, least exciting and most
inocuous of al diffusyc slimulanls.
FtbIuare 6 DAG
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MarrifD.

CE-MoCOwEN.-By the Rev. E. I. WINK
LER, on the morning Of / ebruarv q. the rcsldeece
OF the brides motber, Mr.. ALBERT PRINCE to
Miss EMMA J. MccoWEN, both Of this city. No
cards.
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Valuable Long Cotton Plantation for sale, b
ordcr'o ,hs United States Court.
BY JOHN T. HUMPHREYS.


By virtue of an order Of sale to directed by the
Bon. gorge s. BRYAN, Judge of the Unitel States
Court for the District Of South Carolina will cell
at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, February 10, at II
O'Clock A. NJ. at the Old Postcf1ce, foot OF Bread
street.
All tha. valuable PLANTATION in st. Thomas
Parish. in the County of Charleston. known as
"woodland," bounded by lands Of - Poyas and
George Elfe, Daniels Island Creek. Clouters Greek
nnd Cooks Creek, aud containing two thousand
three hundred and ninety-fve 1885 acres moro or
less. These lands are said to be as good for Long
Cotton as any the islands, and are only six miles
from the city. The place s we'll settled and may be
resided on all the year. IT is accessible by either
Cooper or Wsndo Rivers, being nearly entirely sur
rounled by navigable streams With eight or ten
landings on tho plantation.
Terms-one-third cash; balance in FIVE equal sue
cessve annual insialment0, secured by bond pur-
CHASER bearing interest at the rate OF por cent per
annum, payable annually, and q mortgage upon the
premises. Purchaser to pay Tor papers and stamps.
LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee Of B. J. and j. Murry muirheaa.
January 50 stuthsmwi1
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BRIDE AND DRiDEGRooM.-ESS
FOR NG MEE oa the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom to Bride in the institution Marriages.
guile to matrimonial felicity aud true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free f charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Cox P, phla.
delphia Pa. September
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LADIES LUNCH At KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ters in every style. Mince pies. fresh daily Hot cof-
fec and chocolate at oil hours. Ice cream every
day
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YAoSoLrA WATER Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
February tnths3
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by R. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.

Oa TUESDAY, 9th February, at II O'Clock, will be
sold ut the Old Postofloe, Broad-street, ~,
Tho PREMISES No. Is Nassau-street The House
contains five upright rooms and attics. Tho Lot
measures - by.
Condluors-One.third each; balance b1 bond. In
one and two years, with interest secured BY mort
gage OF PREMISES buildings to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay R. NJ. II. u Bro. Tor pa
pers and stamps. - ;;ir
February 2 tuihSru4.
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GUANO.

GUANO.
OO0 TOES GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO, IN
CUU store and to arrive direct from tho agents,
warranted pure Being among The first who intro
duced Guano into the state, ] can confidently refer
TO my planting friends that in tho series of years
that / have sold it / have always given them good
article.
Purchasers will find 1t to thoir interest 10 give me
call nefore buying as, from the facilities have,
am en.bled 10 put 1t at tho lowest market price.
I am also kge;t for the state for tho following
standard MANURES, which offer ns follows:
Soluble Pacific Gunno, :65 cash, or $40 first No.
vcmber 1859; approved security. with per cent in'
terest.
Baush's Paw Done Phosphate. $50 cash. OF sG5;
time a above.
phnn,1 Guano, sos cash, or s65; time as above.
Wi cox Giboes' Manipulated Guano. 7ocash, or
SS5; time ns above
Flour of Bono. sG5 cash.
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum. warranted, S3 90
per barrel OF 800 pouuds-cash.
F in ROBSON,
Nos and Atlantic Wharf.
January 10 tuthslmo Dto
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finest assortment in the city, at Temple of Fashion
February 6 c. q. JOHNSON.
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AgritulturaI.
CAUTION.

JITE, TIE UNDERSIGNED. uEREDY CAUTION
w Manufacturers, vendors, or uscrs, from in
friLging upon our Patent claims. upon the RICE
PLANTER, as We sh Ill enforce the penalties OF
the las 4gainst al ofenGers.
WAGNER l. MATTHEW'S.
Fc5ruary6 stuth3
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Go RECEIVERS NOTICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED having been appointed licceiver Of the
late firm ef DAWSON Il BLACKMAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims against sild firm mast be pro-
sentei to him, and all persons indebted must make
payment to JNO. I. HUMPHREYS,
January 13 No. 81 Broad-slreet.
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@J. S. MARTIN (LAIE GRUBER &
MARTINI will be pleased to see his friends and Gus
toners at WIN $. CoRwIN & co. No. 275 Kiug-
street between Wentworth and Beaufain
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M-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON rHE
Errocs ind abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood with tho hu visw OF trcatm nt and cu-e.
sent by mail free OF Charge Address Ho%ARD
AS OCIA1IoN, Fox p Philadelphia. p...
Jsnuory % 3mos
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Spffial Qutifes.

agCITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
o'clock-in the EvEsEa at halfpast Seven.
Sermon at night to the Medical Students by the
Pastor February
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iHG LOCI a.saUF ACQUIRING 20.
t&sr.sLfsTiEo 1901


TN1iyE PLANTERS AED FAENERS TO SEND
l fora plmiic: descript,v" Of thc;r Fertilizers.
VIC nncr our DoUHLi. HEF1NE1 UDRETrE,
equal 10 the bast supcrphosrhatc, al the low price
Of So CT ton. This Company also make supc-
rio article OF Hitiophosphate and lure Bone lust
Srr ;e<i nliilias:
Ito Double I,iiIoi Ioudret!c corn 1t doubled the
yield
WILLIAMS DRos Dover, Del. says 1t gave their
rhubarb and tDmace vigorous growth, rlpcning
the lat or weeks carrier
F. ". IU fcnIsoS, >r near Cherokee Ga., says Il
nearly doubled bis yield Of cotton.
Hon ELI :. SuoRrER. Eufaula, al. says his cot
ton wa fuzzy equal TO adjoining Lelds manfred Will
| the beat SuierphO sphateS
:. Nom lGoMERY, FL avilie, G1., says 1t increased
his crop OF cotton $50 lbs per acre.
6 y. OGLLsDY Aiar:el q, Ga, use 1t on corn and
cotton aud says it nj 70 than doubled the yied he
ids Il the che Lpest and most rc.ab.e FcrubZer
| Within his knowledge.
E3-i;uyerIor NTH, Warrepton. Va. tried 1t with
three sevrra! crops the last a'd present yeJrs and
slys: Il pro- ounce Il with confidence most valua-
| bio nanhre
The Supcrintcndrnt OF General ". r. Cox, Polk
Island Plantation N. C.. says: Il think the Pondrette
used for ,r ca not be surpassed; used It also on
colt N which produced large yield
! Dr. l.. Al. PESDLtToH, 81 art1, Ga.. says: Inc
| SitrO;hOs hl'c OF Lime, used on cotton made 2lS
| per rc.t the tirSt cir.
z, Cfcssor GEORGE II. Cook, of the Ncw jersey
Stltc agricultural colieg- ut New brunswirk, sass
1.-The nunic lieiinrd Puudrettc and Sitropb sSphatc
OF Lime pad lls full 100 per ce'it tler mar
kc vain. thc in reas: OF crops this year
| A.lur-ss LuDl MAHUFAC UflSG COMPANY.
I;ox a,ao New York postetlicc. Office No. G6 court
| laaUt-strcet.
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eT5UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KHIETE L CHAPMAN, corner King and Budrltfe
streets and get better article for the sano money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November II 3inos
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Charleston IvpoGraphi cal Society, at Z P. NJ.
Young Mems Christian Association, at half-past
P. "
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALE THIS D.tY
Z. W. NJ. Mackey will sell at II O'Clock, at
the old customhouse, house ami let in Coming
stro
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w TARTAN CHURCH.-THIS
Church will be open for Divine Service Tomorrow
MORNING, ut half-psst Ten O'Clock, and in the Eve
MING at half-past Seven o'clock. Services by Rev.
R. P. CUTLER. Subject at night-"The Mediator" !"
FebruaryG
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THE HoT SUPPER.-The attendance at this
entertainment lust evening was larger than on any
other, probably due to the fact that it was the co
sing night The success has been substantial, no
doubt, beyond expectation.
The following is the list Of articles won: Elegant
fruit cake, Miss Jane T. swecgan; handsome toilet
pincushisn, Bishop Pe,sico two pair ladies' shoes
F. kedding, T. o. Sanders; turkey, T. a. Beamish;
ham, Rev. Father Croeban; cake. E. F. Sweegan;
two pair slippers. T o. Sanders, = Alden; i:e cake
George A. Bowman; French daube. John Moore
D. D.; jar of ginger, E. Laftte; mechanical toy, p
Buchheit, Jr.; rich fruit cake, Lawrence Cantweil
an infants cloak, Mrs Quale; wax doll, Dr. Skrine
pair slippers, q. ONeil; toilet set Miss j. rake;
china cologne bottles, F. Euchheit; daub and ham,
E. W. Ryan, Lem Alden French su or piums, j.
Meredith; wax doll, J. Il. Kenny; ladies work be4
J. ". Sawner; basket wax fruit, W. ]. OConnor;
card receiver MIR. Murdoch; holy water iount, Mr.
QuackeRbush; book, containing 800 Irish airs, Eliza
Chase; salt stand, Mrs. D. A. Driscoll two DOYLE
rings, Lem Alden holy water fount Mrs c: Beh-
man fine hIm, Alfred Edwards child's dress,
E. Murdoch chld's dress Mary E. ONeill i;
fifteen fancy articles, won by James Barlow, Rev. c.
j. Croshan. ]. W. Winn. Annie Fehan, Dr. s. Ran
dali, A. McLoy, Mr.. o'ConnoI, Miss Sweegan. John
Doughcrty. John F. MaEer, Mrs. John sawner
Miss NJ sweesan. Rev. F. j. Shadler, Mr.. Moroso;
two Italian peasants, j. Quale; two statuettes. A.
McLoy; hair wreath, John O'Neill; painting, A.
NcLoy; ham, j. Cosgroye; Guilds hat. W. j. OCon-
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Residence in Rutle1ge Auenus. :.
BY LOUIS ID. -DeSAUSSURE.

On TUESDAY, the 9th dny Of February, at II O'Clock
4. H.. viii be sold at the Old Postohce,
All that LOT OF LAND with tho desirable Wood
en- Residence thereon, situate on the east side Of
Ruiledge avenue, being the third house north Of
Rad. life-street, containing six upright and one
dressing room pantry private stairs double pia5zas,
slate roof cstern &c. On the premises are kitchen,
carriage house, stable, and ample accommodations
for seIvapts The Lot measures about 42 feet front
by about 145 feet Deep moro or less.
Condit1ons-s2o00 cash $500 subject to an can
Il bellum" tond and mortgage, on which credit OF
ono year will be al owed the balance Of the purchase
money to be by bond, payable in two years from day
of sale with seven per cent annual interest, to be
secu ed by mortgage CT the property; the buildings
to be kept insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
January 90 fsuthsmtu7
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sg DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
DUClED in the Orphans Chapel, TOMORROW
AFTERNOON, at half.past Three O'Clock, by the Rev
C. P. GADSDEN. February 6
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gJ- AUDITORS OFFICE. CHARLESTON
COUNTY. CHARLESTON, JANUARY 9TH. 1867
The following divisions OF this County into Assess
ment Districts and assignments thereto OF Assessors
for the assessment of real and personal property,
taxable under the acl providing for tic assessment
and taxation of pro! criy," passed. september 18th,
1865 is hereby published for general information to
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@TRINlTY CHURCH, HAsEL-S rREET.
Service may be expected in this Church. by the Pas
tor. Rev. W. P. MoUZoN. Io.Mornow MORNING, at
ha,-past Ten O'clock and in the AFTERNOON at half
past hree O'Clock, and at NIGHT ct hafpast Seven
O'clock February
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound at Wilson's Grocery southeast corner Society
and Ausou streets. Goods delivered tree.
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@ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment. of WA. S. CoRwIN & co No. 2I5
Z us-street, between Wentworth and Bcaufalp, are
of the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
can he warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. Tbisis
un established fact
@WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from The Moyune Districts of China The choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of nsw ;easons.
which arc unrieal for their strength and deicacy
Of favor. We warrant our TEAS to brpu and un-
adul tcrutcd, and general satisfaction As We
are onsasty il receipt of large carsors OF Teas wo
are enabled to oer To the uolic the inost chops ct
,iice that many dealers off+r inferior Tca At. 4
trial and comparison will at once provo th asser'
ton, pnd it oaly remains for the pubic to judge for
them .clyes. WM. S. coEWlN 4 CO.,
No. 2I5 kinr-s'rcet.
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BY r. nj. MARSHALL Il BRO

On TUESDAY 9th instant at il O'Clock will be sold.
Ut The Old Postofice, Broa 1-street, -
Tho pRENI-ES No. @ INSPEC TION-STREET,
containing house Of four upright and two garrst
Iooms, dressingroom and pantry, kitchen. ctstern,
&C. Let measures iorty. iyht by one hundred and
fourteen feet more or less. -"
CondihoDs-One half cash balanoe in one and two
years bv bond with interest miannually, secured
by mortgage of premisss; buildings to be insured
aid policy assigned. Purchaser to pay Il. N. u. y
Bro. for papers and stamp,.
Februtry2 tuthstu4
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by X. III. MARSHALL & BRO.

On TUESDAY, 9Th instant. ct II O'Clock, viii be
sold at the Old Postoface Broad-street
That fine BUILDING Lor in Quecn-street nearly
opposite the Cathedral O APPEL, being about the
third lot elst of Archoale measuring forty feet ront
and rear uy one hundred ...-t.,..- &
ondltions-One-third cash; balance In one, two
aud three years by bond, with inte:es; eenisnnua-
", secured by mortgage. Purchaser to pay 3. ID I.
NJ. & Bro. for papers and stamps.
February2 tuthstuA
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
SULU BLE
PACIFIC GUANO.

CAPITAL. 81, 900 900
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Special Aotifes.s

8-CoNSIGNEES PER TEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER. from Now York, ore hereby notified
that sheis dscharging cargo at Adger's Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf ct sunset will
be stored ut expense and risk of owners.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
February 6 agents
e5T ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate OF the lato Cap
tain JOHN PALMER. of It. Stephens Parish. nre re-
quested to present them properly atested, and those
indebted to said Estate to m AXE payment to me.3
S. W. PALMER,
administrator Estate John Palmer.
January &c tuths6 St Stephens Depot. s. C.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

xs- LARGEST cIRCULATloN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING T6E LARGEST CIR
COLLATION. IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
pUR1rsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSTOFFICE AT TIE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PROyIs-
IONS OF THE NEW Pc$ToFFIcE LAW
THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at sIxoLLARs year in advance, or
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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AHftipn.:SaI

The Sloep Wad6ooas AUCTION.
BY r. III. MARSHALL, g. BRO.
On TUESDAY, the oth instant of u O'clock will be
sold, at Fsirchilds wharf, foot Of Laurens-street
The sloop WAD 200. of % tons measurement, and
of capacity for eighteen cords ofwood together with
her boat sails and tackling, ell in complete order
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
February6 ;r
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CLUBS AND srARs.--Tho following cases we're

CLUBS AND SrARs.--The following cases were
disposed of al the Mayors Court yesterday morning:
Joe Johnson, colo ed arrested tor stealing cloth
ing from Mr.. William Hearn. at No. 70 East Bay was
turned over to the detectives for examination.
Owen McNeiry, Eichard Ryan, and Martin
Brook white, for being drunk and disorderiy on
the streets. were fined five dollars each.
James Conner and Ned Hilton, white, arrested for
riotous conduct and resisting the policeman at the
corner of East Bay and Eliott-street were fined ten
dollars each.
Henry Burros, white, found drunk and unable to
take care Of himself in Queen-street was fined five
dollars.
Sam Middleton and Ben Moultrie, colored youths
fourteen and fifteen years old arrested for stealing
poultry from NIr j. a. Po hermous, were sent to the
House Of Correction for thirty days.
John Kelly, white, will be brought up this morn
ing for being drunk at the corner of Coming and
Beautain-strcets, and go will II. Mooney, wbite for
improper behavior in the market, es'erday.
mean tlief entered the yard of the Old Folks
Home, Trapmapn street, night before last, and car
ried off the chickens left for the sick.