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WASHINGTON.

EVIDENCE AGAINST BUsTEED-PRoaREss IN THE
CASES OF VIRGINIA, GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
WASHINGTON, January 9.-The announcement
that the Election Committee had determined
TO report adversely on the claims Of both
Christy and Wimpy, contestants from Georgia.
was premature.
MIR. Cuthbert, clerk in Judge Busteed's
Court in Alabama, testifies 10 falsi6cations OF
the record.
The Virginia Committee we're in secret ses-
sion to-day.
There will be meeting Of the managers OF
the Peabody fund in Baltimore on Wednesday,
at which General Grant will be present.
The receipts from customs from the 2lst ult.
to the slst ult, inclusive, were So, III 900.
The Reconstruction Committee gave the
Mississippi case attention to-day. The Geor-
cia case will be considered by the committees
Of both Houses on Monday.
The Virginia committee have had several in-
terviews with leading Congressman, who mani
fest desire to learn their views. They Will
have another private meeting tonight.
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EUK PALATKA. FLORIDA.
or. eavaNNAH. FERNANDINA AND JACKSON

~.xn. THE FIR.T.CAsS ST EA n E 3
.ESIs DICTATOR, Captain cHAs; s;.Yia, Wia.ss; z;
VIII sail from Charleston eve ,;,.s 1ass'"9 N'''"
fhe 6tst Steamer CITY Poll sSsS Sap,as iis. wn
IT McSELrY,' will rail from chares.on evess f'''aS
Fpsnino. a, Eight O'Clock, for above points.
Aso CONNECTING with the Central sair'!d al yaanah
for Mobile and New Orleans, aud with the florioa
RAILROAD OF Fernandinl for CclL- heys 1t ~ncn
,,n;mt steamers connect w:tn New o-l<dns, Mooiie'
pensacola, Key West and Fl'vana.
Through Bills Lading gi7ea for Freight to HoD''e'
Roih steamcrs connecting ,o.t Fl. S. Harts sseGm :
ers Oeia,caka and Griffin fir Sirer Springs anu Lakes
Gritin, Eusti;, Harris and Darh:a'.
All freight nryab,c on ihn "Ia:t
Goods not removed IT suijf Sll be atofeo ae ra's
and exptnse OF ow'ers a.
]. y. sIKEN CO., hgrnts,
south Atlantic Wharf,
N.F.-So e1t:s, charge for Mclls and Stte:ooms -
s,I;ne, ''i.y Point will touch 4. 81. Marys, Ire O.
ri;,,g and returning ca:h week.
Ncyea.9er q
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Tieutenant-Gevernor Gleason, of Florida,
has resigned the presidency Of the Senate, and
the resignation has been accepted by the
Senate.
l. is reported that white man. named Up
ton, and three negroes, who had confessed the
murder OF Martin and his two sisters, have
been taken from the jail at Appling, Ca, and
lynched.
The funeral of General Rousseau, in New
Orleans, on Saturday, was conducted with
great pomp and solemnity. A large military
and civil escort accompanied the body to the
tomb. and all the public Offices were closed, as
we'll as most Of the places of business along
the line Of march.
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Dec.1O.25. Jan. 10
nrOHARLEsTON GAS LIGHT COMPAN

~CHARLEsTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 5, 1s69.-Ata meeting
of the Board of Directors of the Charleston Gas
Light Company, held This day, the following resoiu
tons were adopted:
R.solusd, That in view of the many serious acci:
dents reported in the newspapers from the use OF
fbs nnbc will sustain this Company in the reduc-
lion OF the price OF gas by an increased consump.
ton that af.er the expiration OF the present month
the price be reduced to FOUR DOLLARS PEh
RssoireL Thatas an additional in,lucement to new
consumers, the Company will supply and put IN at
lis own expense the service and supply pipe for the
basement story of the house OF any new applicant,
under such regulations as the 6oora o. Dlreceors
may establish. W. }. HEtdoI' secre'ary.
Januarv z L.
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ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
The following bills have passed both Houses
- tl,o Honaro1 A ccomhlv

The following bills have passed both Houses
OF the General Assembly:
A BILL TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED IAN AcT
TO AMEND THE Law IN RELATION TO RECORD
ING MORTGAGES AND TO REGULATE THE LIEN
THEREOF"
Whereas, Tho office Of the Secretary Ct State
has been removed from the City OF Charleston,
and great inconvenience and delay has been
caused by the provision Of the act ratified on
the 10Th OF December, A. L. 1913, which re-
ouires mortgages OF personally in Charleston
County to be recorded in tt e oihce OF the Sec
retary Of State; to remedy ~hlch cyl:
Beu enacted, That so much OF the second
section of the act of 1S43, as requires mort
cages of personal property IN the County OF
CharlestoI to be recorded in the office OF the
Secretary Of State be, and the same is hereby,
repealed, and that from and after the passage
of this act all such mortgages OF personal pro,
perty in Charleston County shall De recorded
in the manner and within the time prescribed
by said act for other counties OF said State.
BILL RELATIVE TO SALES OF PROPERTY UNDER
DEGREES OF IHE COURTS OF EQUITY AND CIRCUIT
COURTS.
Bea enacted, by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State of South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General Assembly, and
by the authority of the same:
SECTION 1. That from and after the first day
of January, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine.
it shall bs the duty of the sheris Of the several
counties of the State to make sales of all pro-
perty, real or personal, which may at any time
before said date have been ordered to be sold
under decrees OF the Courts OF Equity, and
shall then remain unsold.
SEQ. 2. It shall also be the duty OF the
sherifs Of the several counties of The State to
make sales of all property, real or personal,
which may at any time hereafter be ordered to
be sold by the Ciicult Courts of the State sit
ting in Equity. ",
SEC. g. The commissions and fees allowed
the said sheriffs on sales 30 made by them
shall be the same as those heretofore allowed
to masters and commissioners in equity for
The nerformance of such duties.
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IFeoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ]

jFsoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, S. c., January g. 1S69.-The writ
of nsandamus has been signed by the Justices
of the Supreme Court, and orders the Acting
Board OF Aldermen to make return and certify
perfect obedience thereto on or before the
goth inst.
In THE SENATE OF Friday, the following ac-
counts and petitions were presented and re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims:
By Mr.. Corbin. Petition of Francis Weston,
ezecutor tor and trustee under the will Of Paul
Weston, praying for the renewal of certain
bonds of the State. Petition of Richard L.
North, executor of Elliott North, Tor the renew
al OF certain State stocd.
By Maxwell. Accounts of John r. Brewing
ton and Abel Quick. for services rendered as
Commissioners u Election for Marlboro Coun-
ty; also, the account of Wm. Hamer, for SER
vices rendered as magistrate.
BY NJ Lunney. Account OF William Sims,
for advances made to certain paupcrs in Dar-
ington County.
By Nash. Account OF Mrs. s. c. Bailey, for
services rendered as teacher.
Wright presented the petitions and memo
rials Of sundry ci.izeus OF Beaufort County,
praying q division of said county; also, q COM
munication from several members OF the bar
of Beaufort County on the same subject; also,
n statement Of his Honor Judge q. Piatt. Re-
ferred to the Committee OH lncorporations.
The following bills received their first read
il from the House) to alter and amend an
act entitled ''Au act 10 authorize the sale OF
the Columbia Canal"
By Mr. Arnim. Bill to incorporate tho Nau.
ciuse Manufacturing Company i'll Edgeield
County. .,..-,.
of the Justices Of the Supreme Court and o.
Mr.. Hayes gaze notice of bill to amend al
act entitled can act to establish certain roads
bridges ard ferries, and to renew the charters
of certain Others"
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sv THE MACHINE, CALLED MAN, Is A

&T THE MACHlNE, CALLCO MhN, Io a
very complicated and dec te one, and 1s mo re na-
bile to get out of order, and much more difhcuit 10
repair, than auy combination of wheels aud cranks
AMI levers made by the hands OF man. AS rule IL
is tipkered too much, and badly inks1ed at fnat' IL
is often calcmelzed, narcot zed, depleted, and otn-
erwise misused, when oil that it really needs ls
who esome tonic and restorative like HoSrErTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS to put it in proper trim and
teep il 90. The stomach is shamefully maltreated.
IN The frs place. the food which Its juices are in
tended to dissolve la too frequently thrown into 1t
hastily and in halfmasticated condition, in which
statc the gastric acid cannot properly act upon 1t.
The result is dyspepsia. Then comes the doctor'
and. finding the digestive organs weak and the bow
els inert he proceeds to weaken and paralyze SILL
more with drastic purgatives. These tendlng-as
they always do-to produce sautary chanSc' ne
tells the invalid that medical science can 10 no IN ore
for him. This with all due Difference, is m mlstake-
one of ,bose mistakes which Talleyrand said were
tontamouut to crimes What the dyspeptic needs is
IMMIGRATION. Strengthen the stomach Win Hos-
LETTERS EFT tERS, and :he stomach Will strength
on every other part OF the human machine, and
make it, in common parlance, as good as new. Upon
tbo state of the digestion depends in melsu re, the
condition of the whole system. Now, the Btters ore
tho most admirable tonic known. They consist OF
the finest vegetable invgorants AMI restoratives,
combined with an unadulterate] stimulant. The
dyspcptic needs nothing else TO effect euro, except
light, nutritious diet, and fair arnodnt OF ezer-
else. Even in the absence of these last mentioned
accessories the tonic and Alternative properties Oh
the preparation viii wo:k wonders, enabling the
dyspeptic to digest inferior fare with comparative
ease, and to maintain good habit Of body, IN spite
of the drawbacks OF seden'ary occupation.
| january s DIG
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TERRIBLE EARTHoUAKE.

MANY PERSONS KILLED AND BUILDINGS DE-
sTRoYED.
SAN Francisco, January 10.AA letter from
Colino, Mexico, dated December 81, reports
severe earthquake. The cathedral and other
brick buildings were cracked from top to bot
tom, and several persons were killed BY the
falling walls of the National Hotel. at Man
cello, the cathedral buildings, which we're q
century old, we're destroyed, and twenty per-
sons we're killed by the falling walls OF the
American Hotel. The volcano of Colino is
active.
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s@ TO THE HONORABLE THE SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF SOUTH
CARoLINA:-Ihe Petition Of the undersigned, Mer.
chants and Taxpayers Of the City of Charleston re-
spectfullS showeth unto your Honorable Bodies
That they have viewed with deep interest for some
time past the Efforts being made to reconstruct the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad to Its terminus in
the City of Savannah, and feel assured the aid Of
tho State could not be more judIciously bestowed
than In fostering SO important public enterprise
It is conclusive with u.s. thai the accomplishment
of this work will do as much to advance the prosper
ity Of the State as any project now submitted for
your consideration, and will materially add to the
business of the City Of Charleston, as we'll as to the
value of property adjacent to the road.
twill open up large and wealthy section Of csun-
try now entirely removed from us for want ofproper
facilities and will once mo.e restore to our Railroad
interests in the State that large and constant flow OF
travel and traae which they enjoyed to so great an
extent in previous years.
Your Petitioners, therefore, ask Of your Honorable
dies favorable consideration Of such measures as
will relieve the slid Company, and assure the early
ot,,itd dip., nfe epid road
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

THE SULTAN ALARMS EUEopE-ExcrTEMEST IN
spA1N--1NsURREcT1oN IN aELAN--coMPLETE
BENRIA AND BoRUssIA.
LONDON. January 9.-The firm attitude of the
Sultan excites alarm.
Madrid dispatches report much excitement
in Spain.
There is said to be an insurrection in Milan.
Mail advices from Gambia confirm the COM
piete submissio of the Cretans to tho Turks.
Tbirty-ninc Of the missing pa ssensers and
crew of the steamship Hibernia are on the
Ocean Spray, bound for New York.
The passengers Of the Borussia, which is re-
orted off Portsmouth, England, with bro
ken shaft, have oil been safely landed at Ham
buro
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BETTING BELTING /!

5000 FEET OAK-TaNNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8, 4, and 5
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPEp BEL T
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1G INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUC6'S PACKING, / INCH TO Il INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING. 1 INCH TO 13
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUrE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKErS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BAKKLEY IL CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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@3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE l. CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe
streets and get better article for the same money
than at any Other establishment in the city,
,Tau,,,,,or1a 3mos
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+ xy- CERTIFICATE OF STOCK LOST
No. Q is hereby given that application will be made
in oue month from date, for renewal Of CERTlFl-
GATE No. 14s for Five (5 Shares In the Stock OF the
Relief Loan Association, standing in the name OF
]. RANDOLPH MoRDECAI-the original having
boen lost or mislaid.
Decambcr 10 Dec.lU.2o. jan. ~
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SpffiaI notifrs.

sTTHE THANKS OF THE YOUNG AMER
ICA FIRE COMPANY is hereby terdered Mr..
MAHgR for refreshments furnished at the fire in
Kingstreet on the morning OF the 9th instant.
JAS. s. WHSrENDORFF,
January II Secretary pro tenn.
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sy- THE STONEWALL FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY desire to return their thanks to Messrs.
S. BURNHAaI, Ma RX IsEMAN, NJ. MARKS and
HUTcHMACHER, for refreshments kindly furnished
them at the fire on the morning of the 9th inst.
J.,uary IL WIG MILLER, Secretary.
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sS CARD.-THE WASHINGTON FIRE
ENGINE COMPANY will please accept my thanks
for their kind assistance on the morning Of the 9th
instant. j. b. McELhOSE.
Jauunry IL
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as-A CARD.-THE OFFICERS AND
Members Of the Etna Fire Company return their
thanks to Mcssrs. N. N. PORTER and J. MAHER for
Refreshments kindly furnished the Company during
the fire of Saturday morning last.
January IL l j. B. NIXON, Secretary.
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m BaTcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-TH

@ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-IhS
spleunIlld Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
nstantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the LII effects OF Dad ayes in'iSo
rates and leaves the hair soft und beautiful oach ol
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Periuners; apd
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory NC
E,r5.e,-not Ney York. jyr JapGaT!
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BRASS WORK.

STEAM GUAGEs, GoNGs, GUAGE COCKS
STEAM BIBBS AND STOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GUAGES. GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GUAGEs, LOW WATER DETEC-
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
CAMERON, BsRKLEY S CO.,
Northeas. Corner Meeting and Cumberland strees.
January omo
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ROOFING TIN.

ROOI 1N VI LIN.
500 BOXES &c 14x2O ROOFING TIN
300 BOXES * 14x2O ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES &c 2sx2O ROOFING TIN
so BOXES TX 42x2O ROOFING TIN
Is BOXES * 12x12
25 BOXES TX 14z20
90 BOXES TX 1Ox2O
20 BOXES Xxx 14x2O
20 BOXES Xxx 14x2O
90 BOXES xxx 14x20
BLOCK TN, TrNsMAN's SOLDER. Spell
TER, &C., &c.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
CAMERON, BkRKLEY q CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January eme
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF

~ = q - L ~ a " As a. - ~>>-
CHARLESTON oN.-CHARLEsTON, JANUARY !, 1852
The ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF this
Bank will be hold at the banking house on THesdsy'
the 10Th inst Folls open from Ten to Two ooioef.
VIM. G. BREESE,
= January1 tmthm4 Cashier.
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January i
FUR BRUNSWICK, GA

n- THE STEAMER "DlCTATOB,
.SrseasssISSEl Captain CHARLES WILEY will touon
at this point every Wednesday, leaving savannah ana.
IN Saturdoy Afternoon, arriving back at Savannah
on Sa.sroiyar ..a,y o. Agents
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FOR EDISTO,

FOR EDISTO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE. HUTCHINSON AND
FENWI,K ISLANDS, AND WAY LANDINGS.
-, THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
.Essssssstazzs Captain JAMES g. RUMLsY, Will re-
me- at Five O'Clock, and Edisto THuRsDAY MORN
ING, at Five o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply on bolrd or to
JOHN d. MURRAY,
Market Wharf,
The steamer leaves again TUESDAY MoaNMa. Hta
;naiant at Eight O'Clock, and Edisto THURSDAY
MoRNISa alright o'clock. " January II
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will relieve the slid Conal
rebuilding of said road.
William Aiken
J. D. Aiken & Co
Andrew Simonds,
President First Na-
tional Bank
james Adger Il Co
Ravenel & Co
Mazyck & Saltus
Roper & Stoney.
Thurstun & Holmes
Ga;llard & Minott
Reeder & Davis
Frost l. Adger
James R. Prlngle
VIM. G. Bee & Co
Vim. Henry Hayward
Ravenel & Holmes
Mowry & Co
VIM. Walton Smith
Sam'l D. Stoney
J. T. Welsman
W. T. Bowling eco
]. L. Witsell
Porcher &c Henry.
Patterson l. Stock
W. @. Dukes 81 Co
Pelzer, Rodgers &, Co
Hopkins, Mcpherson
& Co
Geo. W. Williams Il Co
A. 8. Wilmington d 60
Courtenay & Trenholm
J. q. Baggett & Co
Geo. T.. Holmes
Geo. n. Boppeck
Geo. W. Clark & 60
Kirkpatrick d Wltte
w. B. Williams d Son
A. D. Estill
Geo. A. Trenholm d
Son
James Ravenel
T. D. Eason
Jno. S. Riggs, Presd't
City r. r. Co
J. Drayton Ford
Joseph Blackman
81. Ii. Raymond
j. Mcpherson Creigh-
ton
u. Palll & Co
E. Laftte & Co
l.. Gambrill & Co
John Dougherty
Chas. D. Carr & Co
Jpo. Thomson & Co
A. Fl. Hayden
H. T. Strohecker
Marshall & Burge
Ernest Hart
Benz. NLordecai
r. NJ. BRISTOL
a. S. Brown
Fl. D. Bnrkett
L. Henry
/. L. Falk & Co
Jennings. I'homlinson
& 70
E. 3. Stoddard i Co
Wm. Ladder
North, Steele &Wardc!l
Dowie g. Noise
Strauss & Vance
Z. Bates g. Co
VIM. johnson
e. b. Jackson
Z. A. Miller, agent
Charleston Hotel
Murphy. Little & Co
William Cadow
J. e. Adgcr & co
E Fl. Keilers j. Co
T. D. Gillespie, agent
Southern Express Co
NJ. S. Egan
Louis Cohen & Co
A. r. Slillman
Stou, Webb s. Go
Sam'l R. Marshall
David Bri ggs
VIM. S. Hcnorey
j. L. Reed & Co
Thomas Frost
Dan'l II. Sllcox
james e. Spear
Juo. l. 'rheo. Getty
john Comnlins
James Cantwell
H H Williams
w. Z. Herlot & Co
Z. NJ. Cater
B. NJ. Hcriot
4. ]. Salinas
Jamcs Bridge, Jr
John luomey
4. l.. Macbeth
Henry Cobla Il Co
Leonard Chaplin il Co
4. G. Kaufman, Attor'
ncy
A. c. Kaufman
Launcclot T. Wall
j. o. Goutcvencr
C. II. johnson
Wm, J, Chafee & Co.
Holmes & Calder
+. &. Holmes
". NJ. Bird e. Co.
Henry Bischoff & Co.
II. Gordts & Co.
G. T. sIcldau
Jacob S. Schirmer
Tlios. +. Jordan
Bernard O'Ncill
J. A. Quackenbush
John H. Wuhrmann
&. Lilienthal
biautouo & Co.
Eugene Huchct
james Vidal
Stenhouse l. Co.
Fl. II. Albels
! Job Dawson
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FROM THE STATE CAPIEAL.

The Mandamus Issued-PrOceedings OF
the Senate and HOuse-Senator Leslie
ON the Militia Bin-what the Bill Is
and what Its fleets must be.
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D. L. Mckay, Presi-
dent Peoples Ma
tional Bank
Charles Macbsth
Thos. l.. Webb
Geo. H. Iugrahnm &
Son
John Colcock 4 Co
Chisolm Brothers
Geo. q. Walter d Co
Fraser & Dill
Gourdin, ldatthiessen
& Co
Willis & Chisolm
Mottet, Huchet i Co
Gibbes & 20
ST. Howard Il Brother
W. G. Courtney d Co
r. T. Walker
Budd & Blake
Robert Mure b Co
Shackelford & Kelly
John Ell. Holmes
Cowlam Grayeley
King & Gibbon
Geo. A. Hopley & Go.
Graeser, Lee, Smith &
Go
Holmes, Waties b Keitt
Francis G. Cart
J. B. X. Sloan
VIM. L. Trenholm,
President Board oi
Trade
John B. Steele, Vice.
President Board OF
Trade
Claghorn, Herring d
Co
James III. Caldwell &
Sons
Kendall & Dockery
VIM. z. Ryan
Daniel Ravenel
John Fraser u Go
Alonzo ] Whito
Ecnj. F. Evans
Jacob Barrett
Edgerton & Richards
Klinck, Wickenberg &
Co
Lowndes & Grimban
William Lebby
Q. B. Uakes
T. L. Bissell
Vim. A. Skrinc
w. Darlington & Co
Z. NJ. Walpole
Leitch & Bruns
L. u. Lazarus
Crane, Boylston Il Co
A. st. Anaud
Henry Boylston, j
Johnston, Crews & co
D. F. Fleming i Co
Hastie, Calhoun 4 Co
John S. Fairly q Co
A. H. Abrahams d
Sous
F. Horsey
Goodrich, Wineman &
Co
John G. Minor & Co
Edwin D. Enston, Pro-
prietor ofCharleston
Hotel
Chamberlain, Miller q
Co
Hart & Co
Ufferllardt, Campsen q
Co
Geo. II. (iruber
+. Won Santen
E. L. Kerrison
NfoTov e. Rtcn
W. 5. Corwin u Co
C. G.. Logemanu
Peter reckIenburg
F. Kressell, Jr
W. Brookbanks
T. 7. Tully
john Rugheimer
Chas. F. Ecyy
G. W. Flach
L. Orcutt
J. G. Diohnle
J. Armstrong, Jr, l. &c
Zogbaulll. Young u C
Jacob Small & Go
+. Opdcbeeck
Nathan A I.Ohen
Geo. Little d Co
Joseph Frank
Henry Clark
Geo. Kreito
C. D. Aiir:ns
Samuel Weston
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