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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-16

JAMES RoDNsoN's CHAMpIoS CIRCUS, under
the management of Mr.. James ID. Nixon. and
proprietary interest Of Mr.. Dan CASTILLO. IS to visit
Charleston on Morday, the 2al OF February. re-
manning three days. The gentleman whose name
sppears as the owner is the original James Robin
sor-"Lit,le Jimm,"-the diminuire sprite who.
some years ago. constituted the greaS card in Robin
sou Eldred's Circus. He is n southern boy. Ken
tuosssn, and has visited with decided success ali
tho principal cities of Europe and America, where
no one ever attempted to dispute his t:e Of cham
pion. he performs all his fcats on bareback
hose, and rides with vim eEe 81 and grace which
appear marvellous. Somo of our older readers may
remember the circumstance that Charleston was the
scene of his trump ,ant debut IN the areaa He has
no, ridden in the South since be was child and he
hopes that his return to the land of nis brsh loaded
as he is with high honors. viii be Ronial and plea
SAINT BE ha, an excellent ASSOCIATION of artstes in
his Champion Circus.
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TEE ANNIVERSARY OF TIE BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The fty-eshth anniversary of the Charleston Bible
Society will take place this evening" at hapast seven
O'Clock, at the Second Presbyterian Church. The
annual report of the society will be read BY the Rev.
". n. dams, after which addresses will be deliver
ed by the Rev. ]. R. Pickett and the Rev. DR.. Hicks
The Board Of Managers state that they feel the ne
cessity of increasing the efforts Of the society in cir
culating the Scriptures and earnestly appeal 10 the
citizens Of Charleston to enroll their pames as MEM
bers. The payment of only two dollars year con.
situtes membership. The public are invited to at
tend the exercises this evening, wbep collection
will be taken up to aid the work in which The society
8 zealously engaged.
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The BARNwAL JOURNAL. - Mr. John 5.
shuck, an active and eIterprising young merchant,
of Barnwen Courthouse. has commenced the publ
cation of new paper at that place, entitled the
Barnwell Journal. The first numb T. which was
published on the l1th instant. sustains ,Ir. Shucks
previous reputation for energy apd business capac-
ity. d is well edtcd. and cxcel!entlv we'll printea
and well made Ut. The type aud other material OF
the journal were supplied by aessrs. Walker, Evans
& Cosswell. ofthis city, who do large business in
that line, hsving furnished the material ofa number
of new papers lately among which may be n -n'
tonc, in this STATE. the Chester Reporter and Dar-
lingtoa Democrat both handsome weeklies.
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4Assignee's Sale.
BY EUTSON LEE, .suctioneer.
February III

By virtue OF IN oder 10 Inc directed By tho Hon.
Geo &C S. Bryan, Judge OF The UIicd Stlcs ,ollrt
for the District Of South Caro.ina will bc sold ut
public ouicry THIS DAY, the lGth day Of Feb
ruary next, ut Il o'clock A. NJ, at the Old Custom
Louse,
i. that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. With
tho two-sto y Wooden building and tutbuildtngs
thereon stnate lying and bong on tie last side of
Ashley River, between Dee aud cannon streets and
known us No. 20; measuring and containing IN frolt
on Ashley-src, siXl seven fot six inches G7 g. ou
buck or west ne seveny-sis feet 7Gi, on the south
aud north lines one hundred and sixty hvc t105 feet
be the sanu moro or less; buttiDg and bounI ng to
the north on lands Of e Holland. to The cast on
Ashley. street. to tho south on lands Of Mark L.
Cohen, aud 10 the west on lands now or late of W. T.
Sanders.
ALSO,
All that TOWN LOT ,iR PARCEL OF LIANT.
situated on the north side Of Ca houn-styocL one
door west g: smith-streot. Immediately upon Ben
ne It's nj il Pond; measuring and containing In front
on ca houn-street G0l sky feet, on back or north
line 1907 eighty tco Fix inches, on east limo 15G one
hundr. d and hfty-six feet and on west line llGo)
one hundred and sixty feet be the same mere or
less; butt ng and bounding to the north and west
on Benefits ~ III Pond. to the east on lands now or
late OF james Puyas, and to the south on Calhoun
street as per plat on record In Pint Book ga, No.
in Mesne Conveyance Office for Char eston District
Ielms-tne half cash; balnnce In cne ycdr, secur.
ed by ond Of the purchaser and mortgage OF the
premlscs build ngs to be insured and policies as-
signed. Purchaser 10 pay assignee for Ill necessary
tapers and stamps. ]. 3. BGsSELL, Assignee.
February 1G fmwSsul
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The STATE CIRCUIT CoURT-HoN. R. 3. CAR
pENrER PSEsIr1No-Monday, February i5-1he
Grand Jury retur ned 'true bills in the following
cases:
The State VS.. John Hayward and Uriah Wright.
burglary and larcery; Emanuel Bran;ley aud James
Ross burglary and larceny; Charles Arnold, lircen.
Joseph johnson and Johu winto larceny: W. Tuck.
er assault aud battery; Patrick Quinn, malicious
trespass; NJ. Washington alias P. johnson, horse
stealing; Edward Martlr, malicious trespass; Thorn
Us Hill. assault and battery with intent to kill; Solo
mon Happy, larceny; D. Scpackenberg. receivinl
stolen goods Il. Vandcrhorst, malicious trespass
Il. Goodin. torse steal ing; s. Wilson, laceny;J Civ
ems. larceny Of notes
lhe case o. the State vs. John Symonds, indict-
ment for larceny, was taken up Messrs. Seymour &
Ktrs appearing for tec defence. che trial Was not
concluded when the court adjourned
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TIE SoIasE DANsANIE. "A grand Soiree dan.
sate will te given at Rbernian Hall this evening, in
aid of the German aides Society. The full pro-
gramme is published in another column. and it
is fair to presume that the music and the dancing
will be worth the entrance fee len times over to Say
nothing CT tho worthy objcst to which the proceeds
are to be de7o:cd. An excellent opportunity is
therefore afforded to have very pea>ant evening,
and at the same time 10 congratulate ourself on
having done charitable work.
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IN EQUlTY-KERSHAW.

Twenty four Valuable Farms j3r sale. j. u.
Kirkpatrick, administrator, cs. Jas. Chestnut
ct al.
Before the Courthouse in Camden OH the first MON
DAY IN March next, viii be sold,
SIX THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND belonging 10 the Estate Of John Chestnut. de-
ceased
The sale of this largo tract, situated in the imme-
diate vicinity Of Camden, and to te disposed o. IN
small and convenient parcels, offers 6nc opporlu
pity to all persons who desire to purchase cotton and
turpcntino farms.
x.ims-so much cash as will pay costs Of pro-
ceedings and expenses o. sale; balance on credit Of
oue two and three years. with interest payabls an
nually secured by bond, good SECURITIES and mort
gage of pr m.ses sold. Purchasers to Fay TO- pa
pcrS recording and revenue Stamps.
Loioae! ". NJ SHANNON will furnish all iniorma-
ton concerning said lands to any person applying
j. D. DUNLAP,
special Eccciver.
candn 8. c, February il. 1869.
February IL Wiz
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is
Charleston Hokl-wm Martin, Columbia; Mrs Ruth
orford. Master Rutherford, Miss Pennington. New
York: Miss Belden, Connecticut; Stephens and
wife, Us Morbly and wife. fillmore; Rev A
Smith and wife Connecticut; a smith, Jr., Hart
ford; Il = Grant. Mrs A McMlrton. Philadelphia; s
johnson, Savannah; n q Fea,son, Phladepbia; s
Il Buckingham, connecticut;I J y Buckingham, New
York; E Halle, Florida; Jas Dilwocth, wife and
child. George Porter Pennsylvania; ? HIDE. Rich
mond; Peterson G P Mcpherson, Montreal; R
Cameron, Florida; ACotis Baltimore.
Pavilion HoteL-U S Mlchray, Laurens; Far.
rnksteam ship saragossa: Hazeldcn and wife. Flo
rence; Nelson, Virginia; lutte, Pineville' c;
Broker. Windsor. S O; UDsh 8, WI jordan, Au.
gusta, Ga; 1houeon, city.
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Assynees Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer.

A5signee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE, AHctiOneer.
Tho undersigned will sell at public cutlery, THIS
DAY, the 10Th instant. X II O'clock a. IL, at the
Old Custumhouse.
ali that LOr, PIECE. or PARCEL OF LAND,
with the two story Wooden Building thereon situate,
living and beng ON the east side of roming-strcet,
City OF Charleston, being tho next lot 10 George
street measuring and containing Ill frc Mt on Coming
street thirty.oac 1911 eet upd i'll depth nnetyflyc
t5 feet nine p inches, be tho same moro or less;
biItiing aud boundina the north on lands formerly
of estie O. James Sheppard to the east on lands OF
-, to tue south Oil lands Of. and to The west
on Ccming.st.e.t; sad lot being part Of the real
estate of iamcs sheppard deceased and sold by his
executors. Under and b. virtue OF mis- last will and
testament
All that LOT OF LAND on the east side OF Com,
inr.street City of Charltstfn and known as No. As
noriy. eight. measuring and containing IN front on
Coming street thirty l3Ol feet more or lcss and in
depth niuet; tive i95 feet three 49, inches more or
less; buttlrg and bounding to the north on anos Of
-; to the south on lauds OF -. formerly OF Mrs.
Windsor: to the east on land now or late OF John
Enlr, ESQ., and to the west ON Com'ngstreet All OF
which will moro fully appear upon record il tie
Mesne Office, Book R, No IA. page 303.
ALSO
All that LOT, PIECE Ok PARCEL rF LAND.
being situate lying aud being on the cast side Of
Coning.sircct in the City OF Charleston. measuring
1921 feet six 6 ipche be tho same more or less, and
in dopth ninety-6ve is5 feet six t6 inches. be the
same more OF less; butting and bounding north on
lands of estate # James sheppard. to the east on
lands Of -, 10 The south On landslatc OF estate OF
James sheppard, now of Gabriel Davis, and 10 the
west on cominG.street: sold lot being part OF the
real estate OF James sheppard, deceased. md sold
under aud by virtue of his lasS will and testament
by bis cxccutors.
ALSO
All that LOT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
with the two story wooden building aud The out
buildings thereon, being situate and lying IN tile
north side OF Bultsreet in the City Of Charleston
and known as No. 2s, measuring and containing III
front on Bul,.s,reet thirty ono ISL feet moro Or
less, ard in deplh from norh to sonth, ono hundred
and forty Que i141) feet more or less; buttiug and
bounding north lands OF Peter Hnsel, to the east
on Iauds OF G. .. Whitman. to tho south on Bull
street, and to tho west on lands OF T. A. Wilbur.
Tprms-One-tlird cash; balance IN one and two
years. secured by bond OF the purchaser and mort.
gage OF tho premises; buildings to be insure1 aGd
pUIICIts Observation-Disclosures ~ pay for afI Hcces'
tary papors and stamps. w. Z. MIKELL.
Assignee of Gabriel Davis.
February IL tlInS tut
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-A. c. McGilliTay,
auctioneer sold yesterday, under decree in equity,
for Sheriff Mackey, the lot of land, hundred and
ten by one hundred an forty Ave feet, with buildings
on the west side OF Concord street. known as Lock
wood & Johnson's foundry and workshops. for
ss725 one-fourth clsh, balance in one, two, three
four and Eve years.
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Oun WHOLE COMMUNITY has learned with
deepest pain the death OF Miss agnes Bates. Sell
dom has one in woman's uuob.rusivc sphere been
removed, around whom so large measure OF the
general T, gard and affection had wound it ell. Her
life had teen devoted to the cause of education
The daughters Of reigbborina States, allie with
those Of Carolina, shared in the privileges OF her in
struction. Her success in hec vocation was re-
1ncrkable as universal. The esteem and confidence
of her pupils attescd unyarytnsy the value OF her
labors Of lore. She was rare woman, and her fine
mental culture. high moral excellence and well
poised judg eDt render her demise general ca,ami-
ty. The time and ace of the funeral services W Il
be announced in our issue Of to-uorrow.
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FINE LoTs.-To-dsv AIR. Hutson Lee will sell
ut the old Postofaee. two eligible lots on Rutledge
avenue. measuring each forty-fve fe"i front by two
hundred feet deen. Thss are two OF the finest lots
oa the avenue. and will be remembered as those do
na,ed for the purpose OF erecting On Episcopal
Church. Since 1t has been concluded 10 enlarge and
repair Holy Communion Church. it has been doeid-
that eCd.
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TIE UNITED STATES Court, February Is
Hon. GEORGE 8. BRYAN, PBFsDNd.-The con-
sideraton OF the case Of The Peoples National Bank
against j. c. richardson, was postponed until the
18th of March. Final hearing in he case Of Jacob
Mecszo was set down for the 10Th March. The pet-
ton of Hayncsworth z. Fraser. to establish lien in
the case of W. W. Jenkips, was referred to j. G. Gar
penter, Registrar. On the petition Of Morris & Co.,
for surrender Of land injunction, &c. it was ordered
that the petition be serve, on J. j. Mccrea assignee
and ". r. scott, and that he plead, &C.; and that
copy also be sent to 8. Legget aud notice for Leg
gett to plead be published, and that injunction bo
granted possession be surrendered. &c. ". J. Gore,
R. II. Read, received final discharge in bankruptcy.
The petition Of c. B. Glover to enforce lien against
William 3. Knots was reported favorably on by
Registrar and the assignee ordered to sell for pay
nent &c. On the petition of Pnckney Brothers
chilling on Thomas S. War1ng' to show cause why
property enumerated in petition should not be in
cluded in sche due ard delivered to assignee, it
ordered that said Waring show cause on the 22d
inst1nt Why prayer should not 90 granted. Nouns
& Co., plaintiff against William L. Legsett were a.
allowed 10 amend their specification OF grounds Of
opposition to bankrupl's discharge. Petitions to
establish lien in the cases of II Drosdeu, j. S. q.
Richardson, Samuel II. Flowers, Isham Moor, Jo-
seph B. Ilndal James D. Graham, ]. ,. McFadden,
James A. Lammer aud Phillip McElyer. were reie;r-
ed to J. C. Carpenter. Registrar, to report. &c.
REPORTERS CRUMDs.-Iti is rumorod that a
race is to take place between Mr.. Duos ve!ocipede
and one of Northern make.
Nothing was dona in the police reorganization
yesterday beyond considering applications.
The assets of the Charleston Swings Institution
will be so d to-day at the Old Postofice.
Those two fine lots on Rut edge Avenue, donlted
for an Episcopal Church. will be sold to-day, the
proceeds TO be used fo- repairing Holy Communion
Church.
Several persons tried to rilc the ve!ocpede yoscr-
day. but fdiled.
In removing the wall around tho graveyard Of tho
Second Presbyterian Church, a largo Parrot shell
was found. where 1t had fallen during the lombard
ment of the ci y.
Tho dinner OF the Hibernian Society viii take place
on tho 16th Ins tan.
Prudence Fire Company, No. a. wont on maroon
yesterday afternoon, marching through tho streets
in good order.
Anoth. rehearsal of the StaJat Mater took place
last evening" and the Oratoro will be givcn at St.
Marys Church on Thu sd y evening.
There was reunion of the old ana new member IS
OF the "Ena' last evening, at their hall. when
quiet but pleasant lime was passed.
The Rev. Lovic Pierce. of the Methodist Confer
ence will preach in Trinity Church Tonight
The break in tue main drau at the coruer of Meet.
ing and Wentworth streets, yesterday. was caused
BY shell, which had been embedded therein during
the bonn mbardment
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SoUTHwEsTERy RAILROAD BANX.-At meet
ing of the Boarl Of Directors OF this bank, held yes
terday Mr. John c. Cochrm was unanimously
elected President, and alr. ]. u Harleson, Cashier
and Transfer clers.
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SpaNa DREss GooDs.-A full assortment of
dress goods for The early spring is offered cheap by
Messrs. UFerhsrdt, Campsen Il Co., who arc poted
for thesuperior quality of their goods. No further
warrant is needed OF a 6ne article at moderate
price than to buy it at the northeast corner OF King
and Market streets.
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HuaUESoT CuURcH.-We understand at
meeting On sunday, the Huguenot Church, by a
large vote refused to receive the resignation of the
pastor, tie Lev. C. s. Vedder.
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EUSIN KISS NOTICES.

EMIGRATION AND LABOR BUREAU.-Messrs
C. ". Wiecktng & Co. have established at the old
Merchants Hotel, Societystreet an agency for sup
plying labor 10. planters. see advertisement.
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MEETINGS. Ta1s DAY.

Jefferson Lodge at P. NJ.
Delta Lo lge OF Perfection, Ct P. NJ
French Protestant Church. ct P. Nj.
Bible Society of Charleston. at half-past P. NJ.
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LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
ATLANTA, GA.


Will be sold on the first TUESDAY In March. by the
Admins traitors OF william Herring, deceased,
TIE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First. m1cuiGsc f FAMILY nANSlON, four
teen rooms with neccss re o+ee and ouhousee.
stuated on Peccht root IN first class neigh
borhood in every res pect.
Second. seven GLiY lots within oro hundred
feet of tho statcrouso and Fir.t Baptist Church,
four Of which have improvements o. them; one OF
those has good clghtroom br1ck house finished
throughout with closets.
Third +; TCK ..%OREH 70 E and Kitchen, In
the most desirable husIness part OF the city, on
Whltchallst Oct f.onIiug n feet on Whltehalsreet
and running blcs one hundred and nineteen feet,
with tile right OF an alloy
Fourth. AN exc Lent FARM of1T0aerps. on Peach
tree Rcad, four miles from the city; fifty acres Of
cotton land, with go,d tcach orchard and good
fencing.
Fifth An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
and accounts apd stocks In sc, eTal Manufacturing
Companies. hlr. Herring having bee long q resi-
dent OF AuInta he selected the most dsraole prop
crty both as to present an pr epccuye value; con-
seqpently every foot ofsre Is NO. IN every 10
spect.
Terms-One.third cash; tho balance in four and
eight months, with In erost from day OF sale.
J. W. HEkRIN,,
W. r. HEHBING, aaroh,,,.,,.o,.
N. l.. ANGER. A'D'A''s'e'oir'
A. LEYDEN,
February IS Dko 1s
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. The steamer Pilot
Boy will not touch hereafter ut Bluffton or Rock
Vile.
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STOCK, &c.-Mr. Andrew Moreland, broker.
No. Dr:ad-sreet wants new State bills, bank bills
of all kinds and South Carolina .ock
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7uo (2) Eligible Building Lots oh Rutledge
Apenuc.
BY HUTSON LEE. AuCtiOneer.

VIII be sold al the Old Customhouse, THIS D. Y,
16;h instant at IL o'clock a. NJ,
All That desirable or OF l. ND. situated on the
YVES. side Of Tut!cdse aveuuc nearly opposite Rad
cl,lTe street bou2din to the north 1851 one luL
drd aud eight five icet on lot below described;
east l45l for y.iyc fest OH Eutcd.c avenue; south
tlS5) one hundred and rishty-frc feet on a:ds OF
VIM Lucas and we t ti5l fcrty-lye feet Oh lauds Of
Fabian =. vi. aenbcrg.
ALSO.
All that desirable LOT OF LAND nexs north OF
the above, ;undiug TO the north 1s5l ono hundred
anu e.hty-iivu cct Oh lands Of Mrs. Apelin .irG5el
clsi l50) fifty feet nrtlfdse nvenuc; south tls5
one huldrc and eishty-ive feet Oh above described
lot ard wesI (jni Il ty i,ct on lands OF Fabian il.
Wickcnbc.G. hu Il csc ui lcnsSors moIe or less
4 hesc ar without exception TWO Of the most de-
sirsblc Lots ihe city. lorl,cd Us they are In de.
ligntlu pciehb0riILoi Oh the most fa. hionab!n
street, and immediately on the ne ct The C'ti ail-
way.
i,rms cash. Purchaser to pay AMc;lonecr for
papers aud stamps. wfrnsu4 feDrui iry ib
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AuftioH Sales.


Mirrors 0nd Contents Of "a Photograph Gallery,
Furniture, &C.
NV NILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at hulf-past o'c 'ock, will sell
tmy store corner Of King and liberty streets,
All INVOICE OF MIRRORS, JUST RECEIVED.
CoNs1SrNGoT:
dozen % hy IL MIRRORS
8 dozen IT bs 10 Mirrors
dozen IA by 10 Mirrors
dozen IL by Mirrors
IA dozen by Mirrors.
Immediately after the sale OF the above. Will sell
the CONTENTS OF TIE PHOTOGRAPH GAL
LERY, up stairs.
CONSISTING OF:
PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, Siauds Pictures,
Frames, Sockets, Views, frat quality shox Cases,
Book Case. Carpets oilc!oh, Mating Drawers,
Sofas, Wardrcbes, Marble Iop and Mahogany
Tables. Bar seat and Plain Chairs, Bedsea1s, Mat
trcsses, Books, Carpenter and other Tools, &c.
ALSO,
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES, in
god order
/ Melodeon, A Victims, violepcello.
February l6
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hEAL ESTATE AT fRIVATE SALE.-MeSSIs.
Lowndes L Grimball offer in this mornings NEWS
valuable Broad-street reside3ce at prvnte sae also
several de- rable lots in Rutledge avenue ard Nunan-
street.
LUNCH * Palmetto Shades to-day will con-
sist Of mock turtle SOUP stuffed roast pig and other
lu1uries So slys Mr.. n. b. Fehrenbach, who can
always be found at No. 125 East Bay.
SIERNAL REvEN UE s TAMP5
all Denominations
Also.
PRoPR Any STAN
kept on hand end for sale by
GUGER e. kAvENEI.,
Brokers and Insurance Agents.
20. GO East Bay, corner Exchange-strcet
December = ftu2mos
STRING STYLE HATS. The every latest, at
"l lhe Temple Of Fashion, No. oG9 King-street
February II thssu c. Il. JOHNSON.
-O--
LADIES LUNCH AT K1Ns1lAN's SaLooN.-Oys-
.c.s in Every s.yln. Mince pies fresh daily Hot cof-
fee and chocoi.te ct ali hours. Ice cream every
day.
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TIE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
oers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance, or
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ss- LARGEST ctRoULATioN.-rHE DAILY
.Ews EEINcr -HE NEWSPAPER "1c1ALLf
RECOGNIZED AS HAvISG THE LARGEST CIR
,cuLATIoN IN The CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
tNo RI THE posToFFICE AT TIE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 The PRovIs.
IONS OF THE NEW PosTOFFIcE LAW.
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BAlLITEps SALE.

3A TE75 SAIE.
By virtue OF an execution to mo directed and de.
livcrcI. will be sold. Oh WrDNEsD,Y, the 24th
instant at IL O'Clock pc isey, ct the wharf ut
west end Of bceuian-strlo',
iil lhe right. title and interest of the Defendant in
1 FLAT, YhWL BOAT aud I oil OF ROPc. Levied
on an'i III he sold as the property OF Quash Henung
lt the sut OF Ernc.t essen.
February 16 tnsw3 P. FLYNN, Gaiiiff.
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VIM. MCKAY,

failed to comply ,0ith terms of Sale.
WIN. MCKAY,
Will sell on TUESDAY Esd instant at the Old Post
office, at II o'clock,
That DESIRABLE TWO-AND-A.HALF STORY
DWELLIr and two story Kitchen. Lot measures
twenty-five feet front by one hundred and nine feet
Geep.
Terms One ha'f cash; balance In one year, secur-
ed by bond and mortgage. PURCHASER to pay Auc-
ueer for papers and sssmps. February is