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u ost cf tAs tppn<J teey obtained Il sui IN tes
fH{+ att taAt 5aft r. It u n les Aa-aa ef eten
> NJ eArEnt ~ Afre%F~t shxxs Gray tufAs ss4-
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lat ME'4a tn the UsJt .ssss, ds ooa0c. .slSs
i4FLato ~ eEf1ps ath uues', IN snfihy tho 70.
.l'afn hr Aoldt- NsEpard PsJs he rec-naf !nrestt-
rs:ct the 1bttencs u Wool and .shtrt. and found
Ihsrt *tre numerous ffaudh Wuta kau iafRe
rtsxe came oat the nAbagets 4anetAly .asn~ 1t
hsck a8Ain, zn1 only lei prizes enough 90 ous 10
lead rxorlu 10 buy more ucketa. liz ssa II wAs
cuu n,eu ulck tur these men to pretend 10 draw
large rr1xes and boast OF &aelr 2u,d luck. Tho
Erht lctwern Wood and Bsttasd pruElscs 10 be
.rIs tttettfiltg, and 10 F.rcal Ill the rAseAl.rts
o3 thu Lottery tus,rtsa.
F1xHpisu rlor.
An rnErcceaiiuI attempt mas n3de 70 throw ITO
Fassetgtf tlatu tIon the track In The bergen tan-
neL 10 night. Several men recently dncaargud
,stru the E,.e Road are snspect<d.
TO TuE ASSOCIATED rRE6A
GEEELxr ". Lr,tEY.
NEw fOKK, Dec ,f.-Tnc TfttL-4e 10 n71toW
viii pnhf,sh reply ffnu t:tte'rs to osuers' bl'
H. to hs 1SfasT ssF e. g9'ss'a
General huticfh orlLion that sJne ltnlf oUIrn.
more or letr, Of tar Confeders,es shonId nase
"Wnen flse ri Ie Jears Of peace xhAst have luter-
Eentd. nm 9ui'e confident ,ou Will can-!iet thAt
two Or 1o,G ,nre -, e.a"raea Nv, would have y:
use mere years you will te eatlsusu
thai 10 have ttrucg IN. IN 1854 him who *as 3uur
chotst. Tot Irraident IL lh$, wo7ld nave snssered
the Eu5pbte." lie IGfeEA t0 GI00} hlstontA! Pre-.
ca t!rLts 10 show thtt Seventies afles Hts DO 1st
serve to easc or perretus'e 70 ~cs in short, he
says, II tnere be oat fc-apn AEt.t@n al oFcr fhe
tetose destruction; that thu c,aqotraF 10 = vi
lend. who Las E!ntftd bis trnfe+1re, etands serf
nrar hls ma! dcwhtnl" llr ctte@
Tenneseke and the overthrow Of the Republican
p.rtv there, as an instance Of the legitimate
i1ris Of rrosc1tpttre policy, and itnecsches the
to:lcI Of sHeep,t Rolstranehi"eiprnt Ana pto'crp.
lion a. leading Inevitably to fnrh tt.ea-1~Fat A'd
the defeat Of Deaf, ri \ vtEdscHtiun OF the more
i,tcEal policy. In cooc'u.ion he expresses III
Cortdence that a. thc passions coo'. aud wssta.
him Tor What he hAs done and dared IN resistance
fruits that this will becDme 1t last the cumnon
faiIh, aud even that Of General Butler h!rnse!1.
NEW YORK, Dec 19-Colorrl Rschsrh Ecytght,
VITO Eas convicted Of being !mpi!cated IN ~hLA-
been pAftoned By the FTeHdeaL
Tie United States s!oop-of-xat Albany n-rlse1
Today from san Domingo rid S4nana s2d II
lbDnAA.
Arrived, steamer Rhine trou 1'fenen.
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GAE.r.1ow. T+ras Der. & 1879.
Ne,&r4 Jftr.ist. FAfy-,l 4 shttMAfA AsE fcrk:
ES1s: v*s r:r..sd fnd ~ c5rn!nF tae 80 ~
ere I'll ktesrsvrd. ii .71 titpr that sa= could
ttscd 70 u.ESh beat. Retptt1AlH teas rx5rY
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A1tEunESy, y. T., Dec. l9,-~DE. Andrew Mead
Was n utdes cd and robbed u hA ttote here Last
night. one tnoutaud oollnrs reward II octErd fos
the alre5S CT the murderer.
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fCarF
NhnIhtr One.
IALs1 1s1Dx, TEX. DEC. H. 1863.
Mtssrr. Ht11.rx, Fsne1 4 sherman. New Totk:
EE1Fs: Ibe E1estrst And mest dres:uetye corn,-
xraon thst hpTpenId to oHf city ~ state taoE
Place lut Thursday night, Deeenbere coTtI7!aE TEo
utea fot tu4lurrt puEposfs We veE+ etHpsoi. 9f enc
OWED bY the Aerchants' Nptu4i tnsusAn,9 ConpAny
cf the ta:kett And anttt IN r. city, h!a s,.-
fo add 10 The roinhussble material 10 he bufid!n&-
there were oAf qT eaL for the q! the nuntT-
oos tenants, % this, wta thu ds FL inso tht bat
ot haat looksd Ike soild Hasss q tsi
~ eoa n hot ~ ts.:t IL re seits o. ~.
8Htaf {, mi ens 2e Il 1eHs Il IA
IN able h dis q the ruins and *et sntsenty
csd for opening until ktA Ia the avtnink Of Et1day
the div A{tcr the fire. when found III The money.
boofs earess- ete, !n esilent condsLoo y az
unf tbtuk thf~ could Stand .nch an fnten,e heat.
We sgf p4a*ed tt done tns.d sefvtee a99
fally merits the utle & CHAMPION flak-Pkooe
g. want smother: .hs. car. With enc Of your Bank.
ers Chests !uttde. which you VII re1te ship tsnnes11
ately. T1ul5 Jours. 1r.,vu,..~
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LOCAL Nj ALTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LEITCH & BRUINS will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
residence No. ~ society-street. household furni.
ture.
MILLIaAN & SON will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. 81
Calhoun street, con:ent- Of grocery store,
Ct. McBRIDE SMITH will sell at 10 o'c.Ock, at his
saleeroom, Broad street, horsos, mu es, furniture
&C., sc
WARDLAw Il CAREw will sell at II O'Clock, at their
office. Broad d-shee collection of rare and choice
books
HoLMEs MACBETH will sell at III o'clock, in
front OF thor cfice, y, ceastreet to thoroughbred
mares ami q sad lie horse.
MILEs DRAKE viii sell at 10 o'clock, in his store,
corner King and Liberty streets, clothing, dry
goods and hats.
N. HUNT Il SoN will sell at 10 o'clock, at their
salesroom, Meetings. ree boots shoes and gait RS
Il. nj. MARsHALL Il BROTHER will sell at half.
past 10 o'cuck te;ore their Office, Bload-stl eet,
horses, mules sc.
j. FRASER MATTHEW'S will sell at III O'Clock, be-
fore his of %, bro. DISTRICT, mules, horses, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors OF this inst.
tuition, held yesterday, the following officers wore
elected @ s ~
THOMAS r. WARISa, Nashior
w. &c HAsKhLE 2 ellers
T. 8 HBYwARD, Jr., Bookkeeper.
A. hIrCHELL Exchange and Discount Clerk.
G. w. LOGAN, Outdoor CLERK. +
We understand that this company have repted the
Southwestern Railroad Bank. which IS now being
prepared for their business, and that they propose
to commence next week.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

The STATE CoURy-HoN II. D. CARPENTER,
PRBsIDINe-Tu uBsDAY. March 2.-There was moth
ing dono in che Court Of Sessions beyond the or
ganization of the jures In tho Common Pleas the
Town Issue Docket sounded aud many cases
dispoae d Of To-day toe court will b. the Of
tho State vs. Gabriel Levy, indicted ior murder.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

Mn. THOMAS FRosT, agent OF the New York
Life Insurance Company. has received the appoint
ment OF Commissioner of Deeds for the states of
New York Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Mary
land and will therefore, promptly attond to any bu.
siness presented at his ofhce No "a Broad street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

MORTALITY REPonT.-The bill Of mortality.
furnished by the City Regi trar for the week ending
February AZ, shows total of sixteen deaths, OF
which five were whites and eleven colored.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

For GEORGETOWN AND CHERAw. The
steamer Planter will sail for Georgetown, Cheraw
and all Peedee landings on Friday next, at A. n.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

,PRAcTIoM PBIprERs. Special attention is
OILED to tile card of Messrs Parry b Little. in
another column. Their type and material is per-
fecty new, ard both members OF the frm are
practical printers OF large experience work ensrust-
ed to their care may be expected to be executed in
good stSle and with promptness
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

Executive ApPoINTSlENTs.-The Governor
has ap 1ointed 2. P. Moses rotary public of Sum-
tor County.
The following magistrates have been appointed
Peter B. Hodges Edisto; Peter Toglio Wadmalaw; j.
r. Eidson, Edgeheld County
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

PERsoNAL.-Wm. Henry Trescot, Esq, has
opened an Office at Pendleton s. G., for the practice
Of law.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Landmark Lo go, at p. M.
South Carolina Lodge, as Z p. NJ.
Delta Lodge of Perfection, at 2 P. II.
Charleston Board OF rade, at half.past P. NJ.
house Patuters, at ha'fpast P. N.
New England society, al halfpast p. NJ
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outNBY's CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AM

Al II Il
QUtNBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
rrEsra nrr a4ArnlDnr. t
NOW on EXHIBITION 3He LARGEST AND
finest Collection of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPAN ever
ebrated Works Of Art both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may be- found SALVADOR
RuSA'SiHkAD Or CHRISi, Correggo's Magdalene,
Coming In. Turaer's Venice, Jackson's English
Ece merry, Rowbottoms English Scenery, Bakers
English and Irish scenery, Vle@s the Rhine. 1he
Jun8fraiid 1he Wetterhorn, Marine Views, and
many others.
The public are respectfully invited to call and see
these beautiful Works OF Art. They are offered for
salO at New York prices.
.t PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great Reduction IN the pr,ce PORCELAIN PIC
1UREs. Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable us to low Offer the at nearly one.
examine specimens. ;itsYiF l ;S9%s
OUR OARTES DE vISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
,yt- J PASSED. y, ''
Especial attention given to children. Also to oopy.
ing old guerreoeypes other pictures. aatsfae-
ton In al cases guaranteed. and at prices to CORES
pond with the tnles.
sTEklGOsCOPIC PICTURES
. ie30 asG @ t... AND.
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLERToN,
a FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
AT Reduced Prices.
fine collection OF -
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN MORT III CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These srs the first and only Photographs ever .aken
aE} g!, In that locality. ly[(T !.
q U NJ B ~ q o..
No. 26l KING-STREE1,
CHARLESTON. s. g.
February l6 16
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

ALL WHO ARE IN WANT Of prime substantit
Boots and shoss. will find them at ohm Commin
No. 131 MeetiDg-street near the Market. they q,
offered ut retail. ma February a
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Gi9ars, Gebaffo, &f.

ATTENTION., We SMOKERS!
TF YOU DEsIKE TO SMOKE A GENUINE I'M
Il PORTED HAVANA CIGAR; -callat No. 81 MAR
inspection he largest and most so ect stock Of q nrs
ever impol ted to this market, and which offer at
a prict that will satisfy all dem lnds.
Who esale and Retail, oy
SAY AS g. NIARINAS,
January wa No. 80 Market street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

TIE NEW UNITARIAN MINIsrER.-The Rev.
Rufus Putnam Cutler. who is now filing tho pulpit
of the Unitarian Church in this oity, though
stronger to most Of our community, comes am ing
ns ith the hghet Credentials as to standing, cul-
ture. ability, and everything that constitutes tho
ADiSbed schol r and gentleman. BE gradu In hph
standing at Yale Collsge. and subsequently at the
Cambridge Divinity school For several year ha
fed tho pulpit of the First Unitarian Church of,
Francisco, with great ability and sucoeas His
health falling lie obliged to resign his position
there Having recovered his heath aud returned 70
the active duties Of his profession he induced to
accept an invitation from the church in this city,
for the tempos supply Of the pulpit. For over
tw0 months the regular Worship RS in tbiS Church,
with many Of ther denominations, havs enjoyed The
Esre opportunity of herring lis eUquent Logical
and finished discourses /~i''
GIFTED by nature with all tb. conccmitants that
mako the finished oretor, ne has, besides. been
thoroughly prepared b.. culture for the exalted
Autaes OF bis prceancn. In hts prsach na, he seeks
enly to dispense the "Word Of Life' contained in
tho Gospel. and entirely esclews politics. He
among suffering people with the "Gospel OF psace
and good viii towards oil men," ana while aovoca.
ting. with the boldness that comes OF conviction tho
aishoo,iye doctrines Of the denomination to which
he belong. he never does ofenslvely--a
70 others the same right of private judgmentln mat
ters Of religion, with perfect #. ed)m OF thought
and worship. which he claims for himself He ma.
made so favorable IN Impression on the church
whore Foster, Gilman, Taagart and MCFARLAND were
wont to minis or in sacred things, that an effort wi
BE made TO retain him permanently as its pastor.
Ho would certainly preys great sccn.sitton to the
literary, social aud religious circles Of our city The
South ncedg men OF large minds aud comprehensive
views. to aounterac unf4yorhble Impress ona at the
Northin reference toour socia, condition. Is Il
On sunday mcrnins !xss. ssr Cutsr delivered
very eloquent and impressive discourse from ST.
James Ep stle chapter Il worse a. which was hsten
ed 70 with ~sapt attsatea by delight. aadisnce
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03
BUSINESS NoTICEs.

BLooDED STOCK Holmes & Macbeth will
sell. in front of their oce today ct II O'clock the
blooded mares Annie and Kate.
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IN kQUlTY-IxEHsHAw

IN kQUlTH-KEHsHAw
Iaoenty four Valuable Furms f.r sale. r n
h"hpatrich, administrator, u.s. Jas. Mesnut
ct aL
Before the Courthouse in Camden or The first MON
DAY IN March next viii be sold
SIX THOUSAND FOUR HU,DRED ACREs ON
LAND, belonging to the Estate OF Jonn Chestnut. de-.
he sale Of this large tract, situated in the tmms
aa1nto ao vicinity OF Camden and dis 20 ed OF in
and TCTsNnS UULU
MtYtn tahe farm.
1tlms-so much cash will pay costs Of pro-
ceedings and expenses s.le; balance on credit Of
one two and three years with interest payable an
nnally, secured by bohd. gooI secur les aud mort
gage OF pr mIses sold. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers, recording and revenue Stamps.
Colouel W. nj SHANNON will furnish all informa-
ton concerning said lands 50 any person applying
j. d. DUNLAP, special Receiver
capad. A. 2. O., February l5 1860.
Feb uary II vf4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

FATAL Acc DENT.--We learn that Mr.. Henry
Il. Lucas. Jr., while on his plantation, Spring HILL
in ST. Thomas Parish, accidentally shot on the
morning OF tie 1st instant by tie pr mature dis
charge OF psio!, causing his instant death. The
particulars of this deporable accident have not yet
reached his friends in the CITY,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03
DAILY NEWS.

AS- LARGEST CIRoULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEws BEING THE NEWSPAPER oRF1oIALLY
RKeOGNIZED AS HAVING TBE LARGEST CIR.
DVhATioN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ENa IN TUE PosToFTIcE AT THE END OF
BACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE eRovIS.
IONS OF THE NEW pos1OFFIcE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

The PRopnrEroRs OF 'sWhann's Raw Bone
supe Phosphate OF Lime cordially Invite farmers
dealers sad e.hers interested In procuring a firet
class manure, to call ana examine their works. gee
process OF manusstu and inspect the m ,terials
used. They have no secrets, give full value, and
guarantee theas Phosphate to como mp 70 the 4 tan
dard a,aysis. Casborn. Herring It CO. are tho
agents for the sale OF 1t In Auausa and charleston
February Sc limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

The DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bsrs in the city at DOLLARS year in ADVANCE OF
at FIFTEEN GENTS week, payable to the carriers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03

TO THE Planters OF SoUTH CAnoYryA AND
GEoraIA relieving 'WRAWN's" Raw BONE sU
'PKRPH0sPHArE on InM to be fully equal to the
pest Ferdtzers tn ms ket and supero 70 many.
anu pe,ng dtsirous OF having It thoroughly tested
we naVe c'ncludei to oarer the following Prem,ums:
lss For ths largest yield Of Co ton iom an ACRE Of
land. Silver Pitcher worth s1oe ad. For Tho aec.
ond largest yield cs Ccton fro an acre Of land.
silver Htcher worth S5o 80. Fer the larr at yield
OF Corn from an aore OF Land. silver Goblet y,rth
SOS. 3s n3i3 ~ :
Tho above premiums will be awarded where
'WHAHEs" RAW Bore HUpEnpHospHArE a,one Ia
used ON the acre producing the Yield.
1hose APPLYING Tor the premiums will 10 required
70 rarn SD sattsfacto evidence OF the amount D O.
duced on the acre, an statement Of the manner IN
which they applied The manure a Mrnised amount
only OF this h0sphate VIII be distrbn ed during the
season Prices Delivered on the cars at Cha ieston
s6S per ton. eash; or $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable Lat NovasNasS. e
CLAanoRN. HERRING CO..
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston. d d.
And No. Warren Block, Ansasta aa
NJ AOs'1Ss1y ~ 1no N
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-03
Aurtigu Sales.

Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, Mirrors, 5c
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock. will sell at my
store, corner OF King and Liberty streets,
. The following CLOTHING:
200 PAIRS MEMS CAsoIMERE SAIINET AND
JEAN PANTS
80 Cassimere and Sstinet Sack Coats
rs suits, Coats and Pants
Pieces Cashmere satiuet, Plnds, Brilliant Printed
Lining, Ir sh Linen, Padding. &c
Dozens Linen Fronts Paper Collars Quilts En-
pro dered and Bemstitch HandkerchIefs, Hal, Nets
CATERS, Ladies Kid and six Gloves, Gents White
anu Coored Gloves. Sewing silk, Neck Iies Ladies'
aents, MI ses ard Children's Hosiery. sik Hand
,, s,e,lchiefs India Combs, Block Linen Thread, Nee
2oo dozen Mems and Boys Hlack. Brown ard Pearl
alpine, italian. Young America, Pocket and
Kentucky II is.
~ dozen MIRRORS assorted Sizes and n varietv
March
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The cases of Mr.. Seyle.
reported for refusing to pay for sweeping his chin
ney. and Mrs. Woods, for her chimney being on
fire. were both discharged.
Another fine Newfoundland dog awaits his fate at
the Qua, dhouse.
ausan Hudson. the well known tippler,was up ard
sentenced to twenty days in the House of Cores
ton.
P. Tecklenburg, reported by officers Reed and
Nipson, and Felix Grayton coored. Tor Sc ling liquor
without license, were fined e .ty dollars. 1.c
Mary Rouse, colord arrested by fRcers Reed and
Coates, the charge Of larce4y OF o silver watch
and two hundred and forty -eight dollars in speuls
from the residence of VIM. Ferguson. OF Rut-
ledge and Spring streets, he'd for further exam
ination. VII
of welring appaTei ~ ,,s,s 49,,
exam nation t~s '.A "' A'AN AVA
An attempt was made TO rob the kitchen of tbo
Rev. j. r. Pickett No. 81 cannon-street eht before
last at eleven O'Clock. but the thieves were fright
enei off by the cook awaking, and the noise OF the
dogs.
REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Tho first kite OF the
season was raised ut the foot Of yester.
day. The boys wiz soon be all agog on the s'bend.
er" question.
Drs. HorIbeck and Prioleau have been reelected
physicians Of the Roper hospital. ~ 5, ,ls
One Of the workmen engaged in transforming the
eastern wing of the House Of Cor ection into hos
ptal. was slightly injured. yesterday, by O. piece of
wood falling on his head. ,~ cF.
There were moro smiling faces amongst the Pills.
bury men yesterday than there has been for some
time past. -
To aetle the agitatsa question as to the rst col.
ored fire company incorporated In this State it has
been asoertained that the Unite Fire
Company was the Arst chartered =
The present Acting Board Of Aldermen are inclin.
cd. report says. to .stck"
1he Charleston Election bill cost $780, sosay
the knowing ores.
The colored Presbyterian Church. in George. street
will be ope' ed for service on sunday next
Geraghty's well known clty express is offered for
sae as the proprietor is about to remove from the
city. M
Rev. DR.. Hicks was TO preach at the Baptist
Church. in Columbia last night. By request Of the
Lutherans Of that city.
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~ MORCsE y. HACKERS S
" STEAM PLANNING MILL, a
DOOR. SASH, BLIND AND BOX FACTORY.
KING, OPPOSITE CANNON STRRRT
l MANUFACTURES AND KEEPS CONSTANTLY
ON HAND. DRESSED LUMBER of every desorIp-
ton. Doors. tashes, Blinds. Mouldings and Trim
mlngs. ALI work guaranteed and at Northern
prices. Boxes for packing Of liquors manufactured
and constantly on hand. at his FACTORY AND
Line City Railway. mwf limo DAo March
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TOGRAPH.
Old Paintings ce4ned and restored on most
r REAsONABLE TERMS. tmw1mo February 30
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HOTEL ARR1vALs-March 2.-ChGrlpslon Ho-
tel.-C Spring. Orangeburg; H Rice, New ork; !;
John Chadwick Wadmalaw; Crowel Georgia;
J Seoneiil. Miss Sarah NJ Merryman, Mrs sarah
Booth. Miss Mary Hemmugway, Henry Merryman
Robert Bronson. HemmiDgway Waterbury. Conn !;
Miss Preston. John Preston. Jr., Columbia; r A
Glark city; Barns Ne York; b Lamkn Geor.
gIa;Mrs r Bookhart South Carolina; J D Douglas
r Cntler, o Warren. s. Fl Weed, OFT, wife and
child. Rev Roosevelt Johnson and wife, Miss john
son and Mrs Purds, New York; a Hastings. Boston;
James Miller, New York; W II King, Kentucky;
Lawrence, Board and wife, d Beebe. New York;
George w Riyers, Wadmalaw; B christian, Savan-
nah Jamesv johnson, Baltimore; Mrs M corse
and boy. MIR and Mrs NJ Loomis. Ja~-es 81 Liddle.
Chicago; Rev M Dawson and Wits, New York;
Gust Meyer, Rio Janeiro; Captain A Ball, Quebec;
s N, Felton md wife, 9 Felton, Miss Felt n, Mrs
Wier, Phllade phia; Mrs John Adams and two
children. Thomas p Weston, south Carolina; D
Mordeoa and wife, II Reeman and wife, Bati-
more: W Bacon. W Baxter WO Niehol, j Task
New York.
Pavilion Hotel.-J M Humbas. D o Brien, Sou h
Carolina; SFoster, N R &; "A GCavsda, steamer
Dictator; Mrs Bu'sse, Edisto; W a Glenn, S m
merson, q > g Narra2ansett; r. l. sanders, w 81 Wer-
son, l. R,oe. B smoke, Graham's; w thompson, N
Peel, Williamsburg; Martin, G Bates. Orange
burg; n Leir, Manring; ) A Williams, Darlington;
J w Ferguson, Joseph Flowers. Dartagton; q b
Price, Canada; A Pool, williamsburg.