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Will to sold, on TUESDAY, 25th inst, near the Old
PoStoICc at III O'clock,
The assists OF HE INSURANCE AND TRraT
COMPANY OF Cha1I ston.
CONSISTING OF:
r, 233 HALE SBARtS SoUrH CAROLINA RAIL
$4,000 Six per Cent Ponds East Tennessee and
Georgia HlItroad Company
S5ooo @ seven per Cent. Bonds City of Savannah
9lUuo oven per Cent, Fond Memphis and Charlea--
ton Railroad Company
$4,000 Seven per Cent Bonds South Carolina Rail-
road Company
s250O Elk per Cent. Bonds Greenville and Colum-
6a Railroad Company, guaranteed by State of South
Carolina
$4,000 six per Cont Bonds City of Memphis guar
anteed by Memphis ana Charleston Railroad com
pany
Bonds, $50 each state of South Carolina Seven,
rcr Cent, dated February l. 1861
S6Soo City OF Charleston six per Cent Stock
$500 Bond Memphis and Ohio ,Railr )ai
20 shares Preferred Stock Northeastern Railroad
Company
1876 Certificate of Indebtedness South Carolina
1866 certifcate of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail-
road Company
25 shares Bank Charleston $tccI
G3 Share. Peoples Bank
| 20 Shares Bank Georgetown
PIT harcs State Bank
| $50 Shares Bank OF South Carolina
800 ehares Farmers aud Exchange Bank
$l0O 600 Confederate States Registered Stock
Sa2.350 Con'e eratc tates Eig per Cent Bonda
$4,000 Confederate States Four per Cent. Bonds
$50 600 Interest bearing Confederate Treasury
Notes.
The two story granite front BUILDING. No.
Broad-strees. well known a. the OH of the Com
pany, aud one of the best business stands on
Broad-sreet. Lot 20 foot front and ITO feet deep.
Condit'cns-For the securities cash; for the real
estate onc-third cash; balance in two equal annual
nstaments, with interest at ten no. per cent pay
able semi annually ;buding to bo kept insured and
policy assigned all cash at tho option Of the pur
chIser Purchaser 10 Fay tor papers and stamps.
RE- savannah Republican Augusta Constitution
aiist Macon Tecg aph and Columbia Phoenix wilg
insert above and send bills Immediately to auctioneer.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCirculntiOn.-THED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIzED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
CULAZION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFFYcC AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 70 THE PROVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE Law.
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Brick Residence on Church street.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

On TUESDAY, the 25th instant at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
will be sold nt teo Ga Postofa:e, Broad street,
The THREE STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, No. Is
ChuI Ich-street (aboat midway between Watec.street
and Lightwood Alley) containing eleven rooms ali
double plszzas; on the premises brick Kitchen.
Lot measures about SO feet from by 1874 feet deep.
more less. e'
Conditions-One fourth cash; balance by bond
bearing semi.annual int crest payable In four equal
successive annual ,nstallnents to I've secured by q
mortgage OF the p! operty; house to be insured and
po9y Purchase. to pay Or and
~ :e-..0o e.amps tnstuo Miu2 Mays "a
Estate Sale, by Order Executrix.-70rre's.
formerly Carew's Steam .Saw Mills, south
~est corner Washington and Chapel streets.
opposite Northeastern Railroad Companv
Depot. fNS
BY AL0NZ0 J. WHIT = & son.
On THURsDAY, the 9th instant, at II O'Clock At
the o!d fostofice, foot Of DroAd.street, Will ba
That extensive and valuable PROPERTY. siluate
as tne southwest corner of WASHINGTON and Chapel
streets. wei known as TORRES. and formerly as
Cprew's Steam Saw Mills. with Engine Machinery
&r Lots measure on Washington-siroet 274 feel: on
trect 2lo feet; on west line 192 feet; on south
lAe -o' Iecs, oe tue sad dimensions more or less.
That MUD or MARSH AsDi L%r opposite to Lots above
measuring SO fect ,nchrs 'front.' on Washmaion., tsc,
st eet, un in depth IS feet nchcs on ror,h line
1 M ~ 10 1lei on sontn line ahordins by means of an
'en'cat acc SIS to an from mill property to sa Il mud
or water lot.
All OF tho above property, pnrhcularly doneated
By description lat. made bv Nlos,rs IIutne ana
ieaoent. Su Teyors. which will be sod togt .her in
cu 'iDg knsnN, MAeiilncry. &c in said Mill House
I no aoaSe properly s admirably adapted Tor .phoa-
!hA,a or Of cr manufacturing purposes. Purchasers
arc IN. ned 70 examine property ard plat
Conurions-Ono-lith cash; balance payable in
one, two, 'nrec and foar years, secured by bond,
1caileg interest at tie rate OF per ccnt povable
seiin;!inu3y; i IN 'rtFage ot fac entire property
600 DW, W,diib I" be n.eured AID policy assigned.
Nu,N h0ser 70 ilJ or ietiI-i and .ufi:iaA lilies
"ho reguasi'e Ups Oh al the pJpers.
A'"f 10 tsi tuw.L3
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Gg- EKG MES ELECTRO .CIIElICAL
DATEs.-A BRANCH or DE. yERGSE's COR NlW
YORK; Electro-Cbcmical Batas is nov established
and i'll daily operation n Meeung, Que doov a4oyp
hudson-street, over the oaice oG Dr. p. T. SCnLEY,
who has private raona Tor toe Especial acconm oda-
ou o those WHO visa 10 ba treated by the Medi.
Gated Baths, which celebrated for the cure OF ali
diseases produced oI e 100 liberal oi Mercury
in any ofits forms; also Rheumats.n a. acute and
chronic; son, Lead Poisoning IN any form, Nervous
Affections Debility, AL CA:ona Disease ge4eE-
ally.
direct from the dscoyrrcr, Dr. v, which embrace
many recent and useful hiLt3.
May limo
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Marrieo.

oN.-In Su inter- ON the 18th
instant, by Rev. A. EDWARDS MIR. J. ELtKE
STEEDMAN and Miss sALLIE B. YEADON, all Of
Charleston.
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mo- UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE-
NUE. - COLLECLOR5 OFFICE. SECOND DIS
TRICT, SOUTH OLINA-OHARLESION MAY
1, 1859. The undersigned, Collector, will be in at
tendance at No. 43 Broa1.atyeot Charleston, until
May 3lst to receive from ro idents OF the City Of
Charleston, ST. James Santec 81. James aoosccreek
81. Thomas and ST Dennis st Johns Berkeley. st.
Johns coiieton, St. Andrews, ST. stepheu's and
Christ Church, Special or iiconse Taxes also Taxes
on Income. Billiard Tables, Carriages, pIa,c and
Gold Watches, included in the annual list for 1850
Unless payments are made on or before the day
above iamed, the law imposes additional charges.
Taxpayers are informed that tho Collector has no
power to deduct the five por cent. penalty and one
per cent per month interest on taxes not pad with
In the time specified In !he notices.
Neither is tho Collector responsible If the parties
who require Licenses do not receive their notices,
they Invariably put IA the postOcs. All Licanses
ore duo ten days from date of notice. 4,
a@ sasss g WILLIAM Il. CLouTMAN,
Mays tushs Coi.oc,oz.
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ag- SPRiNG-STREET CHURCH.-r II e
Services ia this Church viii be conducted TO Nor.
ROW MORNING, at halfpa;t Ten o'clock, by Rev Dr.
HICKsan i'll the AFTERNOON at Four O'Clock Ivy
the Pastor, Rev. J. Il. PICKETT. Seats free.
May o.
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fine eIvis.
DHcruc.i'..i'ls CtIlplsING.

EoHcFO t4i'.ai'ls CUI4pEING.
PEI oNs WISHING TO HIVE paorcaHlrus
tl...ea with c.rs ana :.ue can have t4ctr orde,s
promptly hEed by leav:ns them at Holmes, Book
Hon'c. Written directions should in each case be
gwen asto the At. OF colorins p, oferred.
april - so,sa
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Of various s,zcs
hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL. CORN
Mills, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. of ell sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GEi GEARING, from G te
16 feet IN diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES tor HIND.
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTING: of ali deacri, ,tion.
made to order
Particular attention paii to
HOUSE FRONTS AND cAsr,:l0s roH BUILp.
IAdS GHATINGs.
cXSTERN cOVEl9S. SASH WEIGHTS. o. DC,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MA CHINIs1 AND 70 UN D Err.
No. 31l aIETrIEG.sTRLuT.
CnAaLEsToN. S. c.
august
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The MARINERS CHURCH. There will be SCR
fices in the Mariners Church, Church street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at half past ten o'clock in
The morning, and four O'clock in the afternoon
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New STEAMER.-T The Savannah Advertiser, Of
Thursday, says We learn that new steam
er, to be placed on the inland route between
Charleston and this city, is shortly expected
to arrive here from the North"
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RDrFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. DIVINE
sERVl 'E will be held in th9 Church TO. aIoRRow
MonNIsG, at the uaual hour. Preaching by the Rev.
w. H WILLIAMS, Instor, hero VIII be no SER
wee III the AFTERNOON. May %
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ND-Sr. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHUC SER
VICE To-NIonnow MORNING, at haf.past 10 O'Clock,
by the Rev. j. PICKETT; in the Evening at
O'Clock. by DR.. w. W. HICKS, Evening service
seats free NAV 90
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAI'

MEETINGS THIS DAT.
st. Georges Society, at Up. Nj.
Washington Light Infaatry Charitable So
,iety, at P. NJ.
Washington Fire Company, at 8 p. NJ.
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aS- HAGAN'5 MAGNOLIA BALM.-THIS
article is the True Secret of Beauty. 1t is what
Fashionable Ladies, Actresses, and Opera Singers
use to produce that cultivated dts,imgue appearance
so much admired in the Circles OF Fushion.
1t removes all unsightly Blotcho$, Redncss,
Frcckes, AN. Sunburn and Elects of spring Winds
and gives to the complexion a Blooming Purity of
transparent dcIicacy and power No Lady who val
ues fine complexion can do without tho Magnolia
Balm. Seventy five ceuts will buy it OF any of our
respectable dealers
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gg-CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services SUNaAY MoRSrSG at Halfpast len
o'clock--in the EvEy ING at Elght.
AInv
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The ErNA Picnic at the Sch-eizenplatz,
yesterday. was most enjoyable affair. Tho
company in all numbered about two hundred
and fifty persons, largo proportion Of whom
were ladies. Dancing, lunches and shooting
for the priz3-a silver butter dish-were the
entertainments Of the day. The prize was
won by Mr.. Thos. Watson. Chief Nathan, and
representatives, from the several fire companies,
were on tho ground in uniform. The festivi-
ties of the Etna closed in the evening with
pleasant hop at their hail.
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Sretial Nptifes.

ngr CHURCH OF HOLY COMMUNION
In consequence OF the repairs being made in the in
terror Of the building there Will be no Service at
thls Church Io-3IoRRow. May %
s9-HUGUENOr CHURCH.-THE REV.
Bishop WGHrMAN will oflciatc in the FORENOON
of To MORROW, and the Rev. Dr. HICKS in the AP.
TEnNoON. NAV %
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


A. Z MCGILLIvRAY will sell at II o'clock, at
10. % Lynch-street, an engine and boiler and
ne planning machine.
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as~ UNITARIAN CHURCa.-DIvI SER
VICE will be h I'D In this Church To.MonRow MORN
ING, vt hal.pas Ten O'clock and ut Eight O'Clock at
NIGHT. Preaching by Rev. r. p. CUTLER. SUBJ
jcct at night-"The Holy Ghost the Comforter"
Nfny tst4i .fs
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A% ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON The
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view OF trcam. ut and cure,
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box P. Philadelphia Pa.
Nav % 3n,os
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5Y A. G.. McGILLIVRAY.

THIS MORNING, the 22d instant. at II O'Clock.
at No. 23 Lynch-strect between Montague ana
Wentworth. sale positive.
Terms cash. tuthS3 May q
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Masbinsrp, Gast'ngs, Cie.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS.
JOHN f. TAYLOR &c 90.
ElsoN 81 CO.,
Engineers B0ilermakers &C.,
Nos. 4, 6, 8, 10 and 10 PRIT2HARD-STREETs.
(NEAR THE DRY DocK)
III arle $ ton, S. @.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS MARINE,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
RIOE THREsHERs AND MILLS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
sHAFTING, PULLEYs AND GEARING
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF. EVERY KIND IN IRON OR
BRASS.
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILERS
of good quality and power and at as low rates as
be had in New York, Baltimore or PHILADELPHIA
AGENTS FOR
AshcrOft's LOw-water DetectOr.
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM Low WATER IN
THE BOILER
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
May IT D&c snoa
nj EETING-STREE FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT Is NOW FURNIsuIN6
The IMPROVED
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Lycns Kathairon is q worry delightful hair dress
ing. tutLs 1no DAG Nav %
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"A PLEASING INCIDENT.-The former servants
OF Mr.. McNellage, who was buried yesterday,
asked as great favor to be permitted to carry
the remains of their old master to the grave
Their request was granted, and they carried
the body to the hearse. followed the, ,haaraa +n
Magnolia, and then carried the bodyi.2 it's last
resting place. This is pleasing PROOF Of the
kindly feelings which exist between the color
ed people and their former owners, where they
have not been led astray by negro demagogues
and carpet-bag politicians
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REPORTERS CEUMBs.--Tho new store on East
Bay, diagonally opposite Tun NEWS Office,
materially improves the appearance Of the
Bay.
An exchange OF pupits will lie made on Sun.
day mornipS between nr. ". w. Hicks. who
will preach in the epring-stroot Methodist
Church, and tho Rev. j. II. Pickett, WHO will
fill the formers place in ST. Johns lutheran
(Dr Bachman'a) Church
or the meeting Of the Union Banl stock
holders, held the day before yesterday, ii
should have been said that y majority OF the
stock was represented, and not that majority
OF the stockholders were present.
Tho gentlemen OF the Medical Society and
their friends had &. very pleasant reunion
ar ound tho festive board last evening at Hiber.
man Hall.
MIR. Thomas Wightman is painting a fine
portrait OF the late s. Gilman Courtenay for
the Etna Fire Company, Of which he was once
q president
The children OF the Catochism classes OF st.
Johns Chapel, Queon-street, ore undergoing
an examination preparatory to distribution
of prizes.
There will be another velocpede race on the
shell road this afternoon.
The usual meeting OF the Loyal League did
not take place on Thursday night, the great
mofal show preventing. Thoy will meet to-
night. M aIl}H
Avery sensible colored man remarked, yes
terday, that he was compelled 10 confess that
hepuphcanlsm was well nigh played out. And
this man Ia q Loyal Leaguer!
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$50 EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.-NO-
TICE is hereby given that on the fifteenth day Of
June ensuing at Twelve noon, the undersigned will
apply to the Judge of Probate of Charleston County
for final discharge Executors Ct will Of the late
THOMAS M. RUMR.
EnW. g. HUME.
JOHN S. MITCHELL, M. D, Executors,
T. CHANGE SIMONS
May Is stuth limo
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HTCREDlTORS'NO NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
Indebted to Mr.. dEoRGEH. aRUBER are requested
TO make payments to either MIR. GEORGE II.
GRUBER, or to Mr.. G.. W. GRUsER, ito be found at
hessrs. coRWIN's STORE, KISd-srREET.I j during
the month"; After the irst Of June, all indebtedness
unpaid viii be placed into the hands Of Magistrate
in order to wind UP the affairs speedily possible
H. aERDTS CO.,
May 10 1mc Agents for Creditors.
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The MAzYcK STREET Hosp1rAL.-By invita-
tion of the surg con in charge, DR.. j. Somers
BUST, the members Of the Medical Asso ciation
visited the Mazyck street Hospital yesterday,
and were conducted through the various
wards. The condition of the hospital, which
challenges comparison with any similar inst-
tuition in the country, gavo great satisfaction
to the visitors. During their stay DR.. Buist
performed in a highly satisfactory manner,
an amputation. The new addition TO the hos
pital was also visited.
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PERsoNAL.-Tho Hon. Albert Pike OF Mem
phis, Tenn, one of the brightest ]uminaries in
the Masonic world, is at the Charleston Hotel;
also, Judge William Dougherty, Of Atlanta,
Geo., and Leroy F. Youmans, Esq, of Edge
field
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aW ESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate Of WEST WILL
LIAMs, late Of Charleston County. deceased. VIII
present their claims attested; and oil indebted to
said Estate will make payment to the same on or be-
fore the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1862.
JAMES wIaGINs,
Mays as administrator
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AG5' b. TCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in The world; the only
true and perfect DYE; harmless, reliable. install Ia
ncous; dsappointm ant; ridiculous tints; rem
edes the i'll effects ofsbad dyes. invigorates ana
leaves the hair soft and beautiful BLACK or brown.
sold y al! pruGg SITS and Perflmers; and properly
applied at Bachelors wig Factory. No. - Bond
street, New York. 1yr May is
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THE Hot SPRINGs. print this morning
an advertisement announcing the opening for
the season, on June 1st OF the famous Hot
Springs, Bath County, Virginia. Mr.. r, NJ.
Quarlcs, the travelling agent of tho Hot
Springs informs us that oil the buildings have
been repaired, painted, and fitted out with new
furniture, linen, beds and table ware, and the
Springs offer unsurpassed attractions to both
the invalid and pleasure seeker. The terms are
So per day, $40 per week, and $75 per month.
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NEW GEORGIA WHEAr.-Tho Augusta Ca,

New GEORGIA WHEAr.Tho Augusta (Ga.)
Chronicle and Sentinel, Of yesterday, says:
Mr.. J. O. Mathowson, commission merchant
8 ut on tuesday ono dozen heads OF rpe
commission merchant. Now York. The wheat
is OF the "Alhambria" variety, but is perhaps
better known here as the yellow Lampus."
1t WAS raisod by Mr.. Sea born W. Bush, who
ty. luis wheat crop is nov ready for harvest
1ng. We undetetas.d that it has been engaged
DY Mr. Mathewson, Who VIII chip it TO New
York on receipt. We learn that the whott
crop OF Washington Couaty is very favorable.
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ISY Y. Il. OAKES.

Assets oftAe Insurance and Trust Combaav of
Charleston
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MAGNOLIA WATEn.-6upertor to the best imported
May 18 tuths3
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Auftion Salts.

one Ten horse Engine and Boiler, and one
uood~orM Haainy Machtne, evuA Driving
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ASSAULT WITH A CooPER's ADzE-Samuel
Hazel, (white,> whilc walking on Vendue
Range yesterday. was set upon by two dogs.
one Of which took hold of him. In order to
get rid of the dogs he threw brick bat at
them. This incensed ono Hagerty, who made
at Hazel and assaulted him with coopers
adze, and would have seriously injured him
but for bystander. Hagerty was arrested,
and required by Magistrate Mackey to give bail
in the sum of $500 to answer the charge of as
sault and battery with deadly weapon.
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Ga NOlICE.-THE UNDERSIG GNED
having been appointed COMMIsSIO SERS for receiv.
ing SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF Tue SOUTH CAROLINA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. resp ctfully give notice that the Books will
be opened THIS DAY at the Office of A. j. WHITE &
SON. East Bay and will be kept open for thirty days
thereafter. In conformity with the charter, TWO
DOLLARS will be required on every share of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAR subscribed for.
Jas. NJ. CARSON. South Carolina "a
A. F. RAVENEL Central Railroad
Eay15 avs
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By HE NEAlTSr, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEaPEsT.-THE News JOB OFF cE, No.
l43 EAST BAY, having relenishcd its Stock with a
ne@ and large assortment O. material of tie finest
quality and latest styles, is lreparei to execute at
ihc shortest notice AID in h. best manner JOB
PRIN riNG Of every description.
Cali apa examine the scale of prices bcfoee giving
your orders elsewhere.
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aJ- OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
FIRFPROOF Bull DING, CHARLESTON, 8. c..
MAY A. lsGo-Se lied proposals will be received ut
this office up to the 2sh instant inclusive to build
suitable BRIDGE for the public use and convent.
ence over the Creek known as Church Creek, which
creek now separates Wadmllaw Island from Johns
Island"
For all inform ation connected with This work ap-
ply at this Office.
BY order of the Board. f. c. MILLER
May 10 stuth6 II Chairman Board.
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Platte. a pretty cultivated district, planted all
over with cottonwood trees. From here on to
Omaha the land appears rich, and is well farmed.
AT nine A. NJ, We arrived at Omaha, on the
sixth day OF our journey. Three years ago there
were only $500 inhabitants in this city, and now
there are 20 900. 1t has some very fine buildings,
and is well lighted with gas. We were transfer
red by the company across the Missouri in omni-
buses on a steam ferry boat TO the depot of
g Council Bluffs" The Missouri forms the
boundary between the Nebraska and Iowa States.
lie Is only a few years since Iowa was made one of
the United States, but it has already the finest
educational institutions of any and is also out
of debt, with 500 900 in the Treasury. The
country is very fine, rich natural grass covers the
nils, ana the cattle are in perfect condition and
very numerous. On our way through Iowa we
passed several trains full of German emigrants.
ana saw many of their camps in the woods. The
following morning, at Mount Vernon. we were
detained several hours by an accident happening
to a train ahead of US. 1t ran off the line, and
tins time the engine-driver alone was killed.
When the track was repaired we rode on to Ciiu-
ton, on the Mississippi and crossed the river on
a fine iron bridge, which, with the trestle work
belonging to 1t, is a mile and a half in length.
The view of the river from the bridge is mappif-
cent. We were now in Illinois, and reached
Chicago at five O'Clock P. NJ. Here we changed
trains, and went on at once through Indiana and
Ohio to Buffalo, passing through some very fine
scenery along Lakes Michigan and Erie. Indiana
is full of fine woods, and Ohio is the chief grape
producing State.
On the evening of May 10Th we reached Niagara
Falls, seven days after We had left Sacramento,
spent twenty-four hours there, and then went on
along the beautiful Hudson River to New York,
arriving there ON May 2lst. Our journey had
been a most fortunate one throughout, and we
had the honor of being the first to make the trip
from San Francisco to New York in so short a