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Judge Ru: land.
TO THE ErIroR OF THE NEWS

TO THE EllTOR OF THE NEWS.
Is Ii necessary to say word In defence of
Judge Rutland, against the ISLANDERS uttered
against Him by different ignorant members OF
the Radical Legislature? Would the Testimony
US to his honesty and Justice In deciding cases,
so far MS seen OF Judge Rutland, by the whole
bar or his circuit. change or establish prejudice
We suppose not; yet such testimony could be
had, IL or any avail. We, though entirely dis.
agreeing with the Judge In his political notions.
do bear testimony OF his Impartial Justice and
his great Efforts to do justice to all. When he
came upon our circuit crime was rampant. cspe.
clally larceny-a hog was curiosity. Now
crime Is amos, unknown, even stealing Is be-
coming rare; riots fighting, &c., is unknown.
Who deserves the credits Judge Rutland. Com
pare his circuit with that Of Judge Orr, Judge
Thomas, or even OF Judge BooZer or Judges
Platt and Vernon, how much more peaceful and
quiet. Yet he ia complained OF because he SID.
presses crime anu strikes terror into the hearts
OF evildoers. Judge the tree by its fruits Is a,l
Our judge wants. II men who are familiar with
crime themselves desire TO impeacr him because
he imposes the penalty Of the very laws made
by themselves, let them do so; we of thev6ar
can bear testimony Overwhelmingly OF his I'm,
partial dealings with every criminal before him.
be he white or black. But we beg the LcgisIa.
ture not to elect Judge Rutland to the Supreme
Bench, for fear some successor might be sent
here who would encourage stealing, and tho few
hogs we have would all finally disappear. s.
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Hotel Acknowledgements a5 and 40.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTRL.
Dr.. John d. Grescom, philadelphia: O. p
EdSerton, New York; Mr.. Newton, Marion; DR.. A.
q. Girard, U. S. Army; John A. Roller, lady and
two children, J. c. Gl!lett. Augusta; VIM. Gregg.
Johns Island; T.. w. Gilbert, Baltimore: Miss II
a. Hall, Miss Stcwartlson. Mrs. NJ. A. Crescom.
Philadelphia; YIN. Mathews, New York; VIM. II.
brisbane, Jr., Wisconsin; X. f. Jones, BROOKLYN
F DeGelger, Beaufort; Captain ]. d. IIorsey.
Steamship Falcon; John W. whltesldes. Christ
Church Parish; VIM. II. Boyce aud servant, pen.
ncstsvilie; Robert E. Ill., Montreal; Jos. Gregg,
sonth Carolina; Mrs. Setgwck. Augusta.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J.. NJ: Keen, Unitcd States Revenue Cutter n,
Ger; MISS Fannie Solomon, Georgetown: j. II. 10.
re, Augusta, Gu.; NJ. c. fall South t,aro,Ino. -" =
Sanuers, wlfc ana daughter New York: It. NJ
LEVITT. Lawtonsrllle; Miss V. Harvey, Green's.
%V'9 %p S. N. T.; Henry Spear, Jr New York. N. Gon.
rSS' Jnnn CarS, Charles J. M.ers, n. IL. v. Wnch.
teL Ga,ton Opera Troupe; IT. j. Vince and Ia,IY.
1Ianeenurg, 5. e.; Miss E. browning. Mrs 4
ISohs' hhainazoo, Michigan; T.. ]. Parker. San.
tee
49,, MILLS HOUSE
Jgsse ~. Horacy, Steamship Falcon :: p. Cor.
Giw eI M;ss MSw rr; rIorS aichard Luthers New York
Polhcmns New York; b. C. Gilbert ~ tmyy,;a;,rS f.
Ela.; Ewd. Slaghter. New York Sam,i Msnteass
New York y. Shadbott, New YORK: y y.ncssnr'
Cnn NSm ,oik " Anderson, England a. II. WIthers'
Gaanada Ga,,a; Mrs. Galton, Miss Susan Dalton. M
GatpoPp,s GpPs onsqa asq TTie, Mrs Penna Mr.. KIleher
YORK GOODWIN, New Yo1r er Mrs. aaa Ssssp %is; aer
Mss Blancho Chapman, Miss Ella Chapmap NJ
~ Clay Ford, Prof Withers, Jas. NeWkirf a n
hHnop, Ford's Dramatic Company. -
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r. OF OF LAND AND DWELLING.
DuB0SE EGLESToN, VIM. ]. EGIEsToN "a,
MARY =. EGLESTON, AND OTHERS.

In pursuance OF nm order OF court In this cause
VIII be sold at auction, ut the Gid Postofdce' in,
Charleston. S. c., to the highest bidder, on MON.
a. NJ, " - eiooA'
-, All that LOT OF LAND, with the wooden Dwell.
iing house thereon, situate on the north side or
warren street, west or Thomas street next to
lne residence or Lotus e. Clifford, Esa) The res
idence contains nine rooms and two dressinU
rooms, double pazzas. &C.; the Kitchen contains
SIN rooms. The Lot measures on the front line OF
Ieei, ana on the west line so feet: also an undi.
vlled half Interest in the right OF ~ over strin
o1 llnd included between the south and weat
lines or tue lot now or late OF Rev. J. s. Haucsel
anu line connecting IN feet east OF the NORTH,
west corner or the lot east OF this Lot and IA
inches north or the south line OF said HaHckel
ana then running west s2 feet Inches, and theI
norlhwartly to the north line of the lot OF sad
Rev J. $: IIanckel, dividing the prIvy into tW1
equai parts, as per plat recorded In the once OF
Registrar OF Mcsne Conveyance for Chsrlestos
county. In Book q, No. II, page POI.
Terms-Ohe-tliird OF purchase money to be DAM
IN cash on tlny OF sale; balance in one and two
years thereafter In equal annual lnstslments
with interest from day of snle, payable annually
purchaser giving bond and good security and
q mortgage OF premises, and paying for papers
anu revenue stamps.
S. D. OLoWNEY,
Clerk OF Common Pleas for Fairfield Csunty.
dec11 B4ml
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d EREE,s ALE.

BY virtue OF decree of the Court OF Common
Pieas, for the Fourth Circuit OF the State OF
South Carolina. sitting I'm Equity IN the case OF
Motifs r. Jesup, ct nj, ys. the Wilmington and
hianchcStcr Raiirond Company, at al, will bc
sold ut Public Auction, at the door OF the Court
mouse In Wilmington, in the state Of North Caro-.
INA. at III O'Clock a. NJ. on WEDNESDAY, the
5th day Of January, 1870,
All that portion or the WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
state OF South Carolina, with all the ROLLING
SIoCk, Equipments, Dcpot5, Workshops. Sinterl
MS an.l everything pertaining thcrcunto. To-
Eethcr win all the rights privileges, franchises
and appurtenances, set forth and more partlcu
larry described In the several mortgages men.
toned III the proceedings.
= The terms Of the sale are cash; the bonds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
III tile report OF the special referee and iile In
the case, to be accepted from the purchaser pro
rata US part payment In the order Of priority es
tnblished by the report; provided that the Same
rateablc proportion OF cash be paid In for the
other honds OF the same grade OF priority not in
!he hands Of the purchaser; AMI provided, also,
that sufficient cash he paid In TO cover costs
charges and expenses OF sale; the purchaser also
10 pay Tor papers w. Al.STON PRiNGLE,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10th November, lsGD
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STEAMSHIPS FOR CmARLEsToS.-'c...r two now
steamships, whi>a are to form an additi1nal line
from this port TO New York, and for which Mcssrs.
Courtenay Trenholm are the agents here, are
described as follows In the Philadelphia Inquirer
''The new iron steamship Tennessee is being con.
structed at tho yard OF w. Cramp Sons. Ken.
slngton, and will soon DO ready for service. IN
dimensions arc-Length, 2es feeth breadth OF
beam, 15 feet depth OF hoi.' 20 feet; between
decks feet inches. The hull is bullt of three.
quarter inch Iron from keel to main deck, half
inch to saloon deck, double rIyeted throughout TO
heavy angle iron frames. Her engines are OF
great power, the cyininrs being sixty Inches in
diameter and ten feet stroke. The tonnage OF the
vessel is 1000 tons, and sho Will be capable OF car.
rying 5000 bales OF cotton. The cabin on the
upper deck viii accommodate over one hundred
passengers. 1t has been constructed In handsome
styleby Mr.. W. T. wapics. The South Carolina,
tue sister ship OF tho Tennessee, Is building By
hessrs. Harlan Holllngsworth L Co., Whining.
ton, and Is also nearly completed. These vessels
will be the largest and strongest iron side.nheel
ships In the coasting trade. They are swned By
Mr.. Thomas Clyde, Of this ctty.n
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ID EAL ESTATE SALE.
LAURENCE w. O'IIEAR. ASSIGNEE OF O,HEAR.
NorEK SToNEi, vs.. JAMES SANDERS,
SAMUEL. SliE1'rAR AND 0TlIERS-DILL
FOR FORECLOSURE, SALE
AND RELIEF

by virtue Of Decreial Order made in the above
stated cause, will sell before the Courthouse.
IN Walterboro', on MONDAY, the 81 OF January
Al that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND,
situate and being In the Parish OF ST. BartboIo
news, County OF Colleton, on Tie line OF the Sa
vahlah and Charleston Railroad, commonly
north on land Of Major Charles Warley and on
,anu aI OF Maria Glover, east on land OF the Rev.
Crol south on land OF DIR. Francis 8. Glover and
on nnd OF John w Lewis, and OH the aforesaid
lan, OF Charles Wnrley, containing between 100
rice lan'! t=av!nS aaG .cscTTng the Cemetery of
said PlaEtation.)
months. Purchaser to pay for papers aud stamns'
a. g. SfiAFFER, G. O. G.
clerks Onicc, Colleton County, December, 1859.
uecl3 mwS9 '
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By A. G. McGILLIyRAY,
AuctiCiiccr.
TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
TIE RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION vs.. NINIAS
DltCMMONn ET Al

l'y virtue OF an Order Of Sale In the above cause
dated 3oi Novr. 1862 10y The Hon. r. u. Carmen.
Ter. JuIlEe or The Court of CUInmon Pleas sitting
Ill tnniiy. Tor The First Circuit, to me directed
VIII sell az public auction, on TUESDAY, the
I,i LAY OF January, lS10. AT II O'Clock A. NJ at
the OH Post fOlllcc. east cn,l of broad trcct
All that LOT, rlECE AND PARCEL. or LAND
situate, lying and being on the south side of IIroa,
street, ana running through To ST. Michacl's alley
WIN all ami singular the buildings thereon in
tue CITY OF Charleston aforesaid. measuring ami
containing In front on Broad street thirty (IO)
lcci, more or less, by one hundred and eighty
seven tlSI feet siN (' inches, more less OH the
east line, from lircad street through TO ST. Nj.
chaefs alley, then twcntysiy t,G) feet three (,)
inches, more or less. on -. Miclncls alley then
one hundred and cghy-rIght (lSSl feet. more or
less; from ST. Michacs alley through To Broa,l-st
ON the west line Bni ting and bounding mort Inward.
~ Oh Broad street, eastwardly lands now ar for
merry 0f a. u. Wilson ami OF Richard F0riam
southwardly on ST. Michacl'S alley, aId west ward
y on anhs formerly of Robert DOwnc. now OF G..
W. lllnRle, ESq.; said premises conveyed by Mar
ina Robertson to John Drummond by deed dated
2d July, 1886.
Terms-0ne.thirl cash, nnd the balance on n
credit OF one and two years, secured by bond
Denrllg per cent. Interest, payable semi iannlal.
", aid mortgage OF the premises. buildings
10 be insured aud policies assigned. Purchasers
10 pay Tor ali necessary papers ana stamps.
Y. J. TOBIAS
uccl3 2I,1an4 Special Referee,
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THE ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Thc closing pcr-
formancc OF the comedy company on Saturday
was well attended, and the marvellous scenic
effects Of the Streets Of New York afforded
pleasant Christmas evening treat to hundreds.
The opera season opens tonight. Two deli.
ciots operas are to be presented anu from the
reputation Of the Cation Company we feel war.
rantcd In saying tina, the performance will
eclipse anything that we have had In the way of
opera since the war. Those who have heard the
"Last Rose OF Summcr,"as sung by Miss Susan
Galon, assure us that the song alone Is worth
the price OF admission
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MEssRS. BIssELE. 4 Co. have recently re-
opened their hardware store on lIasci street, with
large AMI well selected stock of every article in
that line. Most OF the stock was purchased at
prices that will enable the proprc;Ors to sell ut
extremely low rates. and the attention Of all per
sons desiring supplies Is directed to The sign OF
the big paddock, where they can obtain goorls at
prices that suit the pocket
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GorliruIture, agriculture, sc.
PY PERMISSION OF THE COURT OF
IL PROBATE.

H. PROBATE.
For sale ut Retail and at Low PRICES,
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All or which IL OF very recent importntIous Sc
lected personally by Mr.. Ring, principally from
the MeSSrs. Landreth'5 OF Philadelphia for this
market. The stock consists OF the bes! and most
choice
CABBAGE SEEDS, CT all kinds,
Tomato Seeds
Gninea and Boston Squash Seod5,
Turnip anu Ruta Bnga Seeds
Peas. Parsnip and Carrot Seeds
Early aud Sweet Corn Seeds
And all other kinds, common to Southern cli-
mates.
Also
PLOUGHS, Hoes, Spades and every variety of
Garden and Farm Implements, on the most i'm
proved patterns.
ALSO,
BASKET and GLASSWARE
ALSO
WHEElBARR0WS and MARROWS.
AT the Store No. 353 west side OF King below
George street, and known for the last forty years as
LANDRETH'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL. WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING CHOLWELL,
uect mwll2 Administrator.
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= STATE DoSDs.-Thc passage of the bills to pay
the interest OIL State Bonds in coin, and 10 compel
insurance companies doing business In this State,
10 deposit $4,000 in these bonds with the Comp.
trocrGencral rs security, has caused rapid az
probation In their value. Several OF the insur.
ance companies, apprchcnsiyc OF the passage OF
the bill, purchased the requisite amount OF bonds
NJ o. cents, but tho increased demand consequent
on the action OF the Legislature, has since ad
ranceu these securities to 81 cents and il Is conf
nchtly stated That they Will soon reach o.
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FIRE.-Thc alarm OF lire was sounded on
Christmas night, and found TO proceed from the
paint and oil store OF Mr.. David Briggs, on Eas,
Eay, near Elliott street. When discovered the fire
was burning in the rear OF the store on the south
side, and apparently originated OIL the top OF
some oil cans. The rafcrs and ceiling OF the
Store were much charrcl and burnt, but the dam
age TO the stock was caused principally by smoke
and water. Ii was raining flcrcey at the timc and
the nrcmen laborcd under great disadvantages.
An investigation of the cause Of the fire will be
held by the Chief to-day.
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ACCIDENT oN TIE !,ouTm CAROLINA RAIL
ROAD h%D pETENTloS OF TRArSs.-Thc train that
cf, Charleston OH Friday evening broke down
near The Scvca.inilc pump, AMI the engine, ten
der and three cars ran ulr the track, causing a
detention OF the down trains due ut : a. NJ. Sat
ur,lay morning. The latter did not arrive In
the city unti nearly II O'Clock. The accident
was caused by defective axle, AMI the terrible
weather caused much delay in removing the ,,c-
Iris and clearing the track.
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Auriioneers' 11r,uale Bales, @r.
by ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

VALUABLE PLANTATION NEAR THE
City for snlc.
At Private Sale
Headquarters PLANTATION, OH Johns Island
on the Stono River, near the mouth of wappoo
Cui, about live miles from Charleston, containing
200 acres OF land, 500 OF which Is cotton land.
on The place IL Inc dwelling, Kitchen AMI sin.
pie, all or brick, about 20 negro houses, engine
house with an eight horse engine gins cotton
whippcr, grlst mill and appurtenanccs, black.
smith shop, an orchard OF choice apples, pears
plums, &c. ''
For terms, apply as above. dccl6 thm
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THE PEOPLES BANK OF S0uTm cAHoiINA.
l'y The official announcement in another column
oi t0.,lay's NEWS. it will lie seen that this bank.
having complied with all the provisions Of the
aci .! March. 1850. will this day resume active
operations nj its oncc, No. 20 Broad street.
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ACCIDENTAL. SHOOTING.-Whilc some little
boys were firing u small cannon in the yard of
Mr.. David i:riggs. in Water street, on Christmas
morning, Il was accidentally discharged, ami
some OF ;lc small shot with which IL was loaded,
strucS a young lad named Daniels In the face
below The eye. injuring linn seriously. Drs.
PorcIcr ana Fitch were called in, and at last ac
counts lie sufferer WAS doing we'll
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CRUMBS. = The tidal drain in wentworth
street could no; stand the rush OF waters and
carcd In on Christmas night
Mr. J. G.. ,tt, OF this city, was accidentally run
over near Aiken on Thursday last.
The Galton Troupe have arrived, and are stay
ing At the Mills House and Pavilion Ifotcl
The Chapman Sisters have arrived from Sayan-
nah, but will leave for Wilmington today
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SOUNDING THE AIARM.-whcn The fire broke
ont In East Bty on Saturday night, the watchman
at st. Msciiaci's Church promptly sounded the
alarm for Ward No. /. A few minutes later tile
orphanhouse bell also sounded the alarm, but
called Ward So.4. This was repeated for some
time, and caused both confusion and delay to The
Fire Department.. Mayor Pilsbury viii, OF course,
understand that 1t is almost as important to
sound the alarm correctly as to sound It at all.
md so little attention Is paid to this matter that
7 hady fire breaks ont that there Is not some
jus complaint OF the waichmcn or police On
Fridiy morning when the fire broke out In Meet.
tnt street, the policeman on duty saw the fire,
butdd mot know what was the number or the
waf 1t Is evident enough that while policemen
arflgnorant OF the number OF the war,i In which
t!cy are on duty, there is little probability OF
having The alarm given correctly. A similar Igno.
rance L. Ic presume, tho cause OF tho bunders
OF the stecplemcn. We hope that Mayor rfsbury
Will at once give his attention to the matter, and
not excuse his inaction by saying that this com.
paint Is caused by opposition to the politics OF
the Radical policemen.
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FURN ING GOODS.
MINNIE MULLER,
Ne. 325 KING STREET,
Three Doors below Liberty street

Have just received and opened large and fine
assortment Of Mems Youths and Boys CLOTH
ING FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting or
EeGant 0EERCOATS, Business and Dress Suits,
White ana Colorcd Shirts, Underwear Goods, &c
English AMI Domestic Half IIosc AlcXandcr's
an,s a, Souviser'S Kid Gloves, nuckskln, Docskin,
Thread Gloves, Linen ana Paper Collars. Crnyats
Neck Ties Pocket Ilandkcrchc(S, Suspenlers,
CLOI!i, CASHMERE, D0ESKIS, BEA ER
Ci0Tli Ne., large variety OF the new style Pants
ana vest Patterns, which we oiier to sell by piece
yard or pattern: or make UP into garments by
measure, In the latest styles.
Our stock has been selected with great care
and prices marked very.Ow, In plain figures.
Being coni'lcnt that we can offer inducements
nncquaiied by any othcg house, we solicit buyers
elsewhere.
AL orders will receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction Is guaranteed.
Octll mwr.ImoS
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u EAL ATE SALE.

Marina VI. fisthurne. Widow and Admnistra.
triN OF benjamin +. FIshburnr ieccnscd. Va Hen
Ininil l.. Fisiburnc ana others, Heirs at Law OF
nehlalnln J.. Fishburne, deceased and George
warren AMI others, the Creditors Of BENJAMIN r.
rlSnburne, dcccased-Bill for Dover to Marshal
liy virtue Of Il dccrctal order made in above
mentioned case, ] will sell before the Court.
house, In WATERFORD OIL MONDAY, the 30 dag
OF January next -'
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND. I'm
the County Of Collcton, near the Round o. con-
,'llning eleven hundred and scvcnty-slx acres:
Duttiig anu bounding north OH lands or Perry
anu OILERS, east on lands OF Sanders south on
i'hus OF sanders and Ecdon and on tho west ON
ANUS Oh lte'ton, l.cmacks anu others: eXccptiug
about TWO hundred acres which lns been set apare
rs Dnwer, rs plat thereof upon file In my oflIce
. he.ercncc being thereunto had will more fully
Terns-One-half.cash: balance ON q cruSit &c
enc year. Purchaser TO pny for papers and
stamps. A. e. SIiA FFE.IS n ~ n o
Clerks Ollicc, CoIleton County, December 7, 1869.
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TnE rattle OF the Music Box at Won San
tens Is now only delayed by the irii,ing circum-
stance that few persons have taken chances for
which they have forgotten 10 pay. Pay up, gen
tlcmcn, pay up
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THE WATT PLOUGH TR1UMpHANr,

This PLOUGH Is now the leading Plough OF the
Middle ana Cotton States.
Among the hundreds OF testimonials we have
from practical Planters and Farmers, We would
call attention to the following extract from let
ter received from Colonel u. O. LOCKEfT, OF the
large planting firm OF Jordan Il Lockett dated
Albany, Ca. November 81, 1860:
"BeIore closing this letter, cannot refrain from
expressing my sincere thanks to you for the In
Is the delight OF the negro. Besides doing the
beat work that have ever seen any Plough do. It
runs with more case to the pioughman and the
Spait @ to the % animal Is lighter than any Plough
"Your Plough has already become a necessity
satisfied We have saved, annually thousands OF
dollars In mues alone. II Is the Cheapest Plough
] have ever used, OF any Kind or description and
| am anxious 10 bring II can, to the notice of
my leow-planters, this most valuable "ough"
Colonel Lockett commenced using these Ploughs
In the spring OF 1903, and now has more than two
hundred and nfty t25oi OF them on his plantations
planters In North Carolina, South CnrOllna, Geor-
Ria Alabama and Texas, but this Will sufilce for
the most incredulous.
During the present fall, this Plough has taken
Premiums ut Eight Fairs held In Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Alabama, and re.
ceiycd the Highest Ratings at the Great Field Trial
In pennsylvania, In August last. when more than
Fifty Different Ploughs were tested.
WATT 4 KNIGHT
No. 1852 Franklin street,
Richmond, Va.
For sale at Factory Prices, freight added, by
j. E. ADGER d CO.,
Sole Agents,
deco mwP Charleston, .. G,
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NEW York STEAM FEElGlITs. ample
facilities given TO shippers TO New York by the
cNcclcn: steam vessels now employed on that
route Is insuring fine patronage. on Saturday
last 'ha. model casting steamer, the Champion,
left this port for the above city with the largest
freight cvcr taken by her from this point, say
about 1900 bales of cotton, and smnIrics.
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THE Rooms Of the Confederate Widows
Home, In broad street, will be opened tonight,
AMI Tor several nights at O'Clock for the sale
OF many beautiful ana tasteful articles which have
been received from abroad. The immense cake
weighing one hundred pounds-which has been
contributed by the ladies OF Baltimore, will he
offered TO he voted for for some OF lie large charl.
table institutions OF the city. The skating rink
viii also he exhibited FOR the slight entrance fee
Of ten cents. No fee Is charged for entrance TO
II: rooms. Some idea OF the magnitude OF The
cake may be obtained from the fact tia, It's cir
cumlercnce is more than two yards and an
eighth. II would afford to each OF the three hun.
drcd children OF the Orphanhousc II large slice OF
fich irnlt cake. or the skating rink we have be.
fore spoken.
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BySI NESS NOTICES.

BUSINESS ENyEIOrEs.-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 OH his
envelopes.