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HOTEL ARRIvALs---January N.---P,pAaon
Hotel Miss O + Apham, Florida; Watson, sum.
ter; q Mobiles. st Thomas; J III Bargsn, oity; Mr.
and Mrs Wilson, Savannah; Geo Il P.tngl,, Dar-
iington; M Williams Miles Loudholt Barnwell; 8
w Rowan. Columbia; ID Louis, Orsngeburg; d
Townsend. Edisto Island.
CAarlsston Hoteh--E d Leutz. Mount Pleasant
South Carolina; J u E'}Nolsnd. lady and servant,
Unionvi'le. South carolina; r b Craig, wife aud
child. Miss McInnss and servant. Jefferson Coun-
ty. Georgia; d Risey. Georgetown; Isaac pior T.
heiner. New York; VIM H Fitch, Philadelphis; Geo
w Meeker, Jr.. Baltimore; III Stern, New York; |;
John L Green. south Carolina; w Gould. Jr.. and
wife, Albany. New York; L Tomkins. nobokon. New
York; d Wilson Beaufort, south Carolina, Miss q
Dwight Misses snish, N1rIes
Taggart Savannah; James H Haseldon, Florence: &
L Leach, Beaufort: Rev. u Logan st. Thomas |;
FAEustis, Beaufort; VIA 0urneys CITY; ) ID Robert
son, Button; Thcs Lyman, Philadelphia; T
7orng and lady. Columbia, South oasoLns;1 I.
Gridley. Borklin. 9 Crosby. Massaphusetts,
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GUANO.

OnO TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANo. IN
cOV store and to arrive direct from the agents
warranted pure. Being among The frst who intro.
duced Guano into the state, confidently refer
to my planting friends that in the series of years
that have sold 1t 1 have always given them good
article. n
Purchasers will find 1t to their interest to give me
call before buying, as, from the facilities have
am enabled to put It at the lowest market price,
am also AgeLt for the state for the following
standard MANURES, which offer as follows:p
Soluble Pacific Guano, 65 cash, or SO first Nc.
vember, 1869; approve security with per cent in
terest =, 01-'--~
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate. $50 cash. or ss5.
time ) above.
Phoenix Guano. s55 cash. or SOS; time as above.
9S5; tune above. HeAS sNrNf e" = -
Flour of Bone $65 cash. tt
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum warranted So 6O
per barrel Of $40 pounds-cash.
J.N. ROBSON
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf 4
January 10 tuthsImo DAG
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TFsHIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Il Guano simply In the relative proportions of
the same elem ents of fertility. =
It's use during the past four years for the culture
OF cotton and rorn has given to It character for
standard excellence unsul ulpassed by genuine Peru
vian Guano. and where seasons OF drought inter
yene. me- II produces large increase Of crops.
much below that of Peruvian Guano as to consttute
1t an object OF material Importance to southern
Agriculture. .% ,s& s'.@-'- 4 q
The large capital and resources Of the Company
enable 1t 70 furnish Guano Of the value st
the lowest possible cost to consumer and the
this policy. - M - =
The Company looks to large sales. small PROFITS
and permanent trade for COMPENSATION on capital
y. Or. ST. JULIEN RAvENEr., of South caro-.
lima. 10 Scientific Director to the aS Company.
which affords sure guarantee Of the continued ex-
'cefcnce Of the Guano None genuine unless brand.
ed with the name Of JOHN g. REESE & CO.. Gene.
raj Agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms ana mode or application apply to
j. Ne ROBSON. 5ts
81. Agent for the State OF south Carolina
,.ey Nos. and q Atlantic Wharf.
Decemper ~ DAG sAFf stuth3mo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

AS- LARGEST cfRoULATIoN.ETHE DAILY
NEws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TUE LARGRET CIR.
oULATION IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING IN THE PosToFF1oE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs.
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
a UCTI0N SALES THIS DAY

.#,H a OCIION SALES THIS DAP. - NJ
Il. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at II
o'clock ut tho old postofce, $685. 75O registered State
stock
LEIToH 4 BRUINS will sell at II O'Clock, at the old
postoMce. o small house and lot.
u. MCBRIDE SMITH Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
Broad-street horses carts, furniture Sc.
bacco. W
!. nd. CATER will sell at three. quarters past
and crockery. 4, 4 :. 81 : -
JOHN g. MMNoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock. In
country store. =
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On Tuesday morning, between four and five
O'Clock, while Mr.. and MIS- George Martini living at
No. II Annstreet, were lying in bed, Mrs. Martin,
who happened to be awake, saw two colored men en-
ter the window Of her chamber from the piazza.
Mrs. Martin lay perfectly quiet and tried to rouse
her husband. who was sound asleep One Of the
burglars remained in the chamber while
the other one went into the adjoining
room. The one who remained In the chamber went
towards the bed and while he lowered the covering
and felt under the pillow, had large butchers
knife In his hand, which he held over Mr. Martin
Mrs. Marin made no sign but saw all that went on
When the burglar left the bed he placed the knife in
his teeth and walked about the room searching tho
drawers, from which he took thirty.hve dollars In
greenbacks and ave dollars In gold, in one dollar
pieces. He then went out and joined his companion
who was operating in the next reom. After awhile
he returned. and again approached the bedside Of
Mr.. Martin, and elevated the huge knife over him.
Mrs. Martin, with great coelness and courage then
jumped up and seized an artillery sword near the
bed, and while the buraiar's was extended ever
her sleeping husband, struck the burglar terrible
blow, which caused the knife to fall from his grasp
While he stopped 10 pick up the kLife she gave him
cut on the head and as his faGe swung back gave
him eth another blow of De- forehead AS the
blows fell the blood flew )" The burglar rushed at
the heroic woman and succeeded in giving her
severe kick III the side. breaking two Of her ribs
which caused her to faint and fail. This woke Mr.
Martin, who instantly leapec out Of bed but only in
time to ace both of the sceundrels jump out of the
window 1hoy carried of eleven sbrts two petit
coats one nsw bombazine dress, one pair Of blan-
kets and the s35 In greenbacks and IS in gold which
they took from the drawer ia tue ohamber They
entered the premises by climbing up the piazza,
knowing that there were Nero, dogs In tho yard
Mrs Martin 10 a,in in bed. sufsring from the ef-
fecs of the severe blow the side which broke her
ribs. but doing well This is Of the boldest bur-
Rleries that has happened In charestop out 1t afford
ed the opportunity for display OF female heroism
ss rem srsuiiie ss il i. rare,
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PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction In the prsce PORCELAIN PIC
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OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON.
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"A Ane collection Of
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THE LODI MAHUF ACQUIRING co,


INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS TO SEND
We offer DOUBLE REFINED P5UDRETTE
equal TO the best Superphosphate, at the low price
Of $25 rer ton. his Company also make q s1pe-
rior article OF Nitrophosphate and pure Bone bust.
e. NJ. J ODD. smithfeld. va says where he used
the Double Refined Poudrette corn At doubled tie
YIELD
WILLIAMS BROS Dover. Del, says it gave their
rhubarb and tomatoes vigorous growth, ripeninp
the latter two weeks earlier.
p. ": HUTCHIsoN, ST near Cherokee, Ca, says 1t
nearly doubled his yield Of cotton.
Hon. ELI s. SHORTER Eufaula, Ala, says his cot
ton was fully equal to adjoining fields manured with
the best Superphosphates.
8. MONTGOMERY Eiaville, Ga, says it increased
his crop of cotton $50 lbs per acre.
6. S. OaLEsBY, Marietta, Ca, use 1t on corn and
regards it the cheapest and reliable Fertilizer
within his knowledge.
Ex-Governor NTH, Warrenton Va, tried 1t with
three several crops the last and present years and
says: 81 pronounce 1t with cOnfdence most yalua-
BILE manure" Ff3
The superintendent of General W. r, Cox, Polk
lsand Plantation, N O.. says: III think the Poudrette
used for corn cannot be surpassed used it also on
cotton which produced n large yield.
DR.. Z. M. PENDLF TON, Srarta Ca, says ssThe
Nitrophosphate OF Lime, used on cotton made 248
per cent the first year.
Professor GEORGE II. COOK, Of the New Jersey
THE Double Refined Poudrette and Nitrophosphate
of Lime paid full 100 per cent. above their mar.
ket value in the increase Of crops this year"
Address LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY
landt-street
j. A. ENSI4OW &c 90.
CHARLESTON,
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY.
January IA thstu:3moa
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Howard Lodge, at : P. M.

THE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
MERoIAL CIRCULAR will be ready delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business houses wish.
ing to subscribe for specifsd number of copies
containing their cards. should leave their orders at
our counting room to-day. All orders for ten copies
and over will be supplied at the rate Of two and
half oents per copy. ~
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sfJsIM Mss N s,n1e,MssI.

CHoIcE GREEH AND Br.AcK TEAS, 81 per
psand q Wilasn's erocers southeast ooGner society
ana Arson stteess. Goods dSlysrea treo N gs
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n BOLD BURGLARY.

Two Negroes enter a House mt Night
Desperate and Bloody Combat between
the Burglar and his intended Victim
The Wight OF the Burglars B and
Tri umph Ofthe Heroic Woman.
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4 LADfES LUsscK An KrHs1rAA's HALo0a. Oys-
tors IN every style aGincs psss, fresh dAs. Hos COZ
'fee and chocolate AZ oil honrs. Ice cream every
Gay. 4, g3fg$ESs 81
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PERSONAL. E. Marshall, OF the Uni
ted States Army. is at the Charleston.
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"GUANOw

VTNHE USE OF THE ABOVE SOLUBLE PaOsPHO.
Guanos is particularly recommended, being com.
pounds of the richest Pacific Phosphate Guano,
soluble; the former containing twenty per
moIiated with animal matter-maKing the most
concentrated and profitable fertilizers in use for cot.
ton. corn, wheat and Tobacco,
For sale In bags and barrels In quantities to suit
Testimonials from those who have used the above
will be turnis ed on application.
GKAEsEH, LEE, SMITH & CO.,
General Agents at Charleston
Feed your Land and 1t VIII Feed You .,
December "a DAc thstu4mo
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Auct1OnecrS.
VII oe sold THIS DAY, the 2sth instant at II
O'Clock NJ, at the Old Postofice. foot of Broad
street at the expense and risk Of the former nur
Of the sale, ~ 'ae 'erihs
~ an a tnat LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there.
on, situate on tho ast side of Meeting street opno
se r"n, horns or Lane known No 1885, measuring in
depth say one hundred and sevenyseyen 7M n Sset ~,
o1e or IGss; putting and bounding north on auds
oi Jus Mills and estate of James Gibson: east on
a1ds Of Elliott west Meeting and south t
On On lanas OF James n Margart. Upon this lot ia n
tnree.story wood Building on a brick foundat;an
containing con nine rooms. fronting on Meetinssstreet
i que o'ner 6rick Building In the yard, containing
eight rooms. There is fine we'll Of water and as66
S sstern in the yard AMI the front fioor Of the the
rtoi pHl,ning 10 admirably adapted foe store. The
Wnoie forming one OF the most desirable business
locations in the city. o''
Iems-One-third cash; balance in three eoua,
successive annual instalrnents secured hv bond nr
sse h G1 pnfohaser bearing interest fcm day Of
mortgage OF the premises; buildings to be insured
anu pohcy assigned. Purchaser to pay for paners
"Ar Tpa ss'mps LOUIS NOLAN
o01uaLy 20 Assignee of James Brown
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'@iseeAaneons.

@isfellauesns.
A I'D " A N q E
O 0 r T. D N. ~
TO PLANTERS AND OTHERS
wIsR1NG no
no L D COTTON IN ENGLAND
Where STORAGE INSURANCE, and other expenses
fcs SSsdinR arc LESS than the United states We
will advance
TEn CsNTs PER- POUND
N I d D l. va s..
Shipped 10 our friends I'm liverpool charging the Ene.
Msh commercial Of interest watch as present IL
,.3. FIVE PER CEnr. AI
And hold % long 40 desired. Al N. 4ls s..'sss4
TX ULAaHORN, HERRING a co.,
January 10 a..ss ,,.-. --1.1~ at
a. fa.issAsS. ,..
s 3.z .zTT0RRgY ar Law,
n8 AND ~ t
soLInITcayIN EQUITx.s
K sS- oaaos No. % BRoAp.sTRaRT, aSssh siea
Seswesn Aing and Needing. lEaya
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AnetieIt Salrs.
Sale Of Household Furniture.
WIN. MCKAY.

Will sell TO MORROW, Friday. 29th instant at No
Al Wentworth. street, near Meeting
ONE SET PBRLOR FURNITURE, one superior
Piano, Dining Room Furniture Carpets, Bedroom
Furniture one lot silverware lot Crockeey, stove
Cooking Utensils, &c.
Terms cash. JeHuarv 81
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HE ECLIPSE. Luna appeared last
evening, according to the programme laid down in
that "relable" annual of Mr.. Niller's with one Of
her rounded checks besmeared with a dusky shade.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Gray, Master in Equity, vs. Huger, ct al.
On WEDNESDAY. Sd February, at IL O'Clock, will
be sold at the Old Customhouse
All that valuable PLANTATION situate in st. Pc.
ter's Parish, Beaufort District, South Carolina. I.
bounding on Rice Hope Fife and Clydes1ale or New
lille Plantation, known Murray ILL., and contain
ing six hundred acres, more or less as will MOI
fully appear by reference to plat of the same by ;
N. Barrillon. ~ -
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years with interest from day of sale payable
annually. The credit portion to be secured by bond
Of the purchaser and mortgage Of the plantation
sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
+. w. M. MACKEY
Sheriff Charleston County.
January % stuth5 wi
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Jacob Barrett vs. Assignee Of Joseph Purcell,
eta1.- Under Decree, United States Circuit
Court,
ISRAEL OTTOLENGUI.

AUCuIOncer.
The undersigned will SELL on TUESDAY, Cd dey of
February next at II o'clock A. NJ, at the Old Post
once. under decree of Hon: George S. Bryan.
United States Judge for District of South Carolina
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Buildings
thereon ncludlng on the frcnt those occupied by E.
Laihte y Go: and b. d. DeLeon), situated on the
known as the Law Range. measuring an i contain
Ing and buttng and bounding to the south on Broad
inches on the east line, from south to north two
hundred and four 1904 feet eight (S) inches on the
west line, from south to north, one hundred and
fortyfour 44 feet nine 9) inches then to the west
seventeen 9al feet, and thence northwardly to the
the north sxybve (65 feet, BE- the said dimensions
little more or less.
Telms-One-third (1s) cash; balance on credit of
one ~ and two (2) years with interest from dav Of
SALE payable annually secured by bond of the MIR
chaser and mortage Of the premises ! Premise, To
be insured and olicy assigned. Purchaser to nav
for stamps and papers.
EDWARD W. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM II. M1KELL.
0anuafy1 thtu7 feb 2
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UNDER DECAEE In EQUITY.
Barker ps. Barrow ct al.
BY r.. NJ. MARSHALL & RRf)

hWCtHOmGGT6.
win be sold, at public auction on UEsDAY the
10th of February next at IL o'clock A. NJ, at the
Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND. with The Two Story Brick
Dwelling House thereon and extensive back build
ings. In In the City of Charleston next
north OF the German Church, measuring in front on
40 teet in depth south line 100 feet
and on the north line lat feet; and known by the
number AS in plan of the lands of Anorum.
Terms--One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage: the buildings
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and papers.
January 20 th3tu1 Special referee.
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REaIsTERED STATE STooK.- The attention is
called to the sale Of this dtock advertised to take
place to-day at the old postoface.
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All imported direct from the Manufacturers,
and offered to the trade ct tho LOVES
PRICES and most FAVORABLE TERMS.
January 10 DAG lmo
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4 ST. THADDEUs' CHURCH, A1KEN.-The follow
ing gentlemen were elected yes rymen and wardens
at m election held on the 25th instant:
VestsyM Frederick A. Ford. Chairman; Otis j..
Ohafee, DR.. william +. Percival b. H Kemme. VII.
liam Gregg.
Wardens ns-Henry W. Ravenel Benjamin NJ. Wal
pole
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eAaetion Salfs.

4 omo" House IN Queen. street, near Rutledge
w. Y. LEITCH & R. $. BRUINS.
Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 35 Broad.
street.
WIZ DC solo, THIS DAY, January 49, at the Old
Postoface. at III O'Clock,
That desirable SMALL HOUSE, containing four
rooms situated on Queen street, door from Rut-
'eGgc; Lot measuring 40 feet by 1O7 moro or less
IermsIOne-half cash; balance in one year; pur-
chaser to keep the premises insured and pay us for
papers and stamps. Janmarv % a.
Valuable Real Estate, at Awction, at Expense
ana R's6 Of former Purchaser-Postpone2
from esterday.
w. Y. LEITCH & Ii. 8. BRUINS.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANIES
LUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.

cAPIrAh. $1,000 900.
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CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN METHODIST
KRBcoFAL CHURoK-FoURrH DAY.-Divine service
4 by the Rev, Hiram Young.
- Recommendations and petitions for the return OF
ministers to their stations and missions were read
/. and turned over to the Bishop.
On Tuesday afternoon tho Committee on Admis-
sions had before them twenty-five applicants for
admission. The Committee on Study had before
them twenty preachers for examination Bishop
Brown made some pointed remarks to young preach
ers relative to their duties, and urged upon them
to remain steadast ine faith unbiased by the out
sside world.
, 1869-08-24

est demands b~aseness, but we ask in this
revival of freedom who is to be Grand
Vizier ? Does anybody even pretend to
know? Is there anything in the world to
prevent the Emperor from STOPPING again
like a Sultan among his people, and seiz-
ing some able attorney like Rouher, or
professor like Duruy, or hencbman like
Persigny, or Jew banker like FouId, and
saying, "This is my chosen representa-
tive, let him govern France?" There is
virtual responsibility to the Chamber,
says the Times ; but will the Times ven
ture to name the man who is to be viz
tuaIly responsible, or give an idea, how
ever faint, Of his policy, or hint at his
claims on France, or suggest why he,
more than another, should be The chosen
head Of the Executive? There are whis-
pers Of NJ. Buffet. Who is NJ. Buffet that
he is to rule France? There is talk of
N. de Parieu, of NJ. SegriS-We share the
ignorance Of four-fitths of Europe, and of
three-fourthS of ali Frenchmen, when we
say that we know not why the "Eye Of
Mercy" has beamed upon those doubtless
deserving individuals, and are totally an
able to calculate or even guess what their
astounding elevation may mean. When
lIatim PaSAa succeeds FAIL Khan, who
does know what has happened to the
thirty millions of people, any one of
whom may in consequence, be so much
the nearer Office or death by the bow
string? We do not dtuy-we never have
denicd-that the choice may be a good
one. The Emperor has eyes, and when
unie tered by lis encourage, which as it
dies off, is ceaslng to fetter him, chooses
for his purposes we'll but whatever his
success, his choice at least is not an illus
tratiOn of his accord with his people.
He chooses, as a Sutton chooses, partly
from insight partly from will, and his
people have to except his choice as they
would the choice of Heaven. We are
not saying his choice will fail any more
than we are saying that the equally capri
cious choice Of the Partisan multitude
which chose NJ. Gambetta because he
made a crack speech-WilI fail but its
success, even more than its failure, would
be due to anything rather than constitu-
tIonal principle. France is free, but the
Emperor remains sole representative of its
freedom. France is free, but Napoleon
selects its ruler from the unknown crowd.
France is free, but if that unknown man
convinces his master that war would be
wise or the conquest Of Paraguay expe-
dent, what in this freedom is there TO
arrest a declaration of war or an expedi-
ton tomorrow? On these principles,
Turkey is also free, or Russia.
1t is scarcely u business, however, to
animadyert on the "reforms'' the Emperor
may introduce, or France may gratefully
accent those are internal affairs. with