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PERSONAL Horace Porter and O..
E. Babcock Of General Grants staff, left this city
yesterday for COLUMBIA, and will so from thence to
Rraigh and back to Washington. They are on an
inspection tour.
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT ON FERTILIZERS
The Northeastern Railroad Company gives notice in
our columns this morning That, OF and ofter Febru-
ary, the charge for freight on guano and other fertl
izera, from Charleston to any station the Chcraw
and Darlington Railroad, will be reduced to twenty
cents per one hundred pounds.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-City stock was stiff
yesterday. Holders refused 80.
South Carolina Railroad stock was vers finn yes.
terday at ~.
The wall around the cem?Sry of DR.. smythe's
church has fallen down. In grading the sidewalk 1t
| became undermined.
The gay Lothario, who fed few days ago with o
woman, whom he had substituted for the daughter
whose mother kindly lent him greenbacks 10 put
himself rec.us in finances, was overtaken at Flor
cnce, ard brought back by the enraged ''parient,
and is now in loves limbo. A gay deceivcr that
The 6rst fight of the spiral iron steps is being put
| up in tho now German Church. king-street.
The rats at the Unitarian organ bellows still.
Mr. Werner, the sklful iron worker. Of Meeting
street, is erecting an iron monument, to be twenty
fvc feet high and weigh eighteen thousand pounos.
Rumor says it is for himself
An attempt was made to rob the Citadel Square
Baptist Church on Tuesday morning before dawn,
but the thief was scared of by the policeman, whose
beat was in the vicinity. The chandelier was being
tampcred with.
Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, falls this
year on the 10th OF February.
The shop windows already remind us of the ap-
prosch Of st. Valentines Day.
Mr.. W. Il. Bull who was shot in the throat by o
little boy on Saturday last with parlor pistol, is
recovering.
There Is muddc in the Gilbert troupe. Mr.. Gil.
bert has had two men arrested on the charge Of try
ing to seduce away several his actors. Tho case
will be heard on Thursday. One OF tho actors lett
here yesterday, and the other 's hcre under bond.
There is portrait of the late VIM. q. Gillnand.
Esq, to be see at Messrs. Walker, Evans 4 Cogs-
well. It is by Mr.. Thomas Wghtman, native of
this city, who Las studio at the corner of King and
Liberty streets. 1t is designed for the Hibernian
Society," of which Dir. Gilliland was, at the time of
his death, president
The Trustees of the Charleston College have ac.
cepted the resignation of Professor Il dimes.
The coroner's jury will continue the investigation
OF the Jones murder to-day at II o'clock.
There fl shiopable masquerade Mt the waver-
ley House, King street, last evening.
Mayor Glars report to City Council dated De-
cember 16 has been printed in pamphlet form. 1t
bears tn, imprint OF Walker. Evans g. Cogswel.
number of letters were received in the city yes.
terday from Norlhe. , men who are fnxous to buy
real estate In Charleston.
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aS RECEIVERS NOrICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having been appointed Receiver Of The
late firm ef DAWSON Il BLAcKMAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims against said firm must be pre-
sentel to him. and all persons indebted must make
payment to JSO. 1. HUMPHREYS,
January 13 No. ~ Broad-sreet.
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spEsSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON 1gE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth AID Early Mall
hood with .la humane view OF treatm mt and cure,
sent by mail fieo OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Cox p Philadelphia. Pa.
January 90 3mos
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.sg-CoNSIGNEES PER TEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are hereby notified
that sheis dischargng cargo at Adger's Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will
bc stored at expense and risk of owners.
JAMES ADGER CO.,
January 81 Agents.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 por
pond at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Ansou streets. Goods delivered tree.
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HENRY CoBA, Eso.-This gentleman has
been unanimously elected President Of the Peoples
Bank, Of this city.
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINslAN's SALOON. .-Oys-
tors in every style. Mince pies, fresh duy. hot co
fec and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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THEATRE.-Last evening Miss Annie Deland
made her md appcalan in this city ss "Juhana"
in Tobin's 6ne play, the honeymoon" Her i'm
personation OF the character natural and effec-
tive. MIR. Grey gave q careful rendition of the
"Duke Arapza." Mr.. Sutton as "Rolando" was as
usual correct and truthful. Annie Sutton as ga.
mora" looked charm ng in ler pages GESTURE. We
must not omit to m ntion the charming dance by
little Katie Gilbert. who possesses great talent.
This evening Miss De.and will appear us "Ruth
Kirby" in the Lancashire Lass, which will be pre-
sented for the last time.
On Friday evening ss Deland will take bene-
fit. wien very attractive bill will be presented.
Two new pieces will be given.
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aS-sTATE OF SOUTH ROLINA,
CHARLES TON NCoUNTY.-Personally appeared be-
fore me, C. G. MEMMINGER President of the Sui.
phu,ic Acid and suporphosphate Company. who,
being duly sworn, saith that the capital OF the said
company has been increased to eighty thousand dol
lars. and has been paid into him in current funds
and property at Its sworn valuation.
(Signedl G. g. MEMMIN GER.
Sworn to before me December %, 1868.
-fSippcd) JACOB wILLIMAN,
Notary Public.
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~3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe.
streets, and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November Ii 3mos
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w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

Auctioneers.
Under and by virtue Of q decree Of the Court Of
Equity for Charleston County. will sell, at public
auction, on WhDNEsDAY, the Sd day Of February
pro1., at II O'Clock, at the Old Customhouso,
All that LOT OF LAND with the three story Brick
Store and outbulloings thereon, situate on the south
side of Broad.street, corner Of Gadsden's Alley,
known as the No. IL, measuring and containing in
'front.' Broad. street twontyseven feet six inches
l27ft D and In depth Gadsdens Alley ninety
three feet SIX inches l93 tt n be the said dlmen
sons more or less; cutting and bounding to the
north on Broad- treet east on lands now Or late of
=, south on lands now or late Of -, and west on
Gadsden's Alley.
Terms-Cne.tbird cash; balance in one and Two
years, secured by bonds Of the purchaser. bearing
interest at seven per cent per annum payable semi
annua!ly, secured by mortgage Of the premises;
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and Tor stamps.
JOHN I. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver Of DAWSON & BLACKMAN.
January IS ws7
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audiunrsrs' priuats Sails.
Real Estate
BY G.. MCBRIDE SMITH,
No 81 Broad-street, South side, near
State-street.

At Private Sale
FIRST CLASS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
TONS
Valuable Rice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensive aud Valuable Mnnufqciories, Mill Sites
and Delightful summer Residences In various
parts of the South
ALSO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS of all sizes, prices
and descriptions in every part of the city
January rs mwl3mo
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FoR CHARLESTON COUNTY.
la. c. RICaA OND, Clerk of the said Court. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true and cor
rect copy of tho a iav of the President Of tho Sui
phuric Acid and Supcrphosphatc Company, and that
the affidavit has been duly alcd and recorded in this
Office.
In testimony whereof have hercunto
g.. ! set my hand and affixed the seal OF the
eEAL' SAID Court this a2d of Deco nber, 1858.
~ (Sgned) A. G. RICHMOND,
Clerk Court Common Pleas
Decembor o. WI
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sprfiaI uotifes.

%NOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
cautioned against taking draft of GEO. W. POND
on JAMES MELVIN for the sum Of ,S120l ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLARS.
January 27 IL JAMES MFLVIN.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
German Friendly Society. at P. NJ.
South Carolina Lodge, at r. NJ.
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Z. IT. Deas, J. B Ksrshaw, Executors, %,
T. J. Aneram, ct aI.-BiU for. Foreclosure,

|. IT,. Aneram, ct a1-BRl for Foreclosure,
&c. ~
In pursuance OF orders in above stated cause, Twill
SO before Courthouse In Camden, on MONDAY,
the frst day Of February next, being the first,
Mondas. at public outcry.
belonging to Thomas ]. Ancrum, tuatsd or the
east side OF the Wateree River In Kershaw Cohnty;.
bounded north and east by the remaining portion
Of the said cred Bank Plantation, aud by the
estate Of VIM A. Apcrum, on the east by'.'The Eng
hsh Lands. on the south by 1.-THE Jones Lands,e
and west by the Watereo River, naIning nine hun,
dred and fifty eight &C es, more or less. -
Terms-So much cash a9 will pay the costs! OF
these proceedings; the balance on credit Of one,
two and three years with interest payable annually,
secured by bond, With approved personal sCretieS.
The title deeds to be made bat not delivered but re-
main In court uotil the purchase monsy be paid.
N''''s'' - ~ 9. SEWER, Clerk i
]. d. Kirkpatrick, Adm'r, vs. Ellen D. An
crum, ct al.-BiH for Partition to sell
Lands &c. H.. .5s;..f
In pursuance of orders made In the above cause,
will sell before the Courthouse in Camden, on tsn
first MONDAY l" February next, being the frss
day Of thu meath, tti '-.-js. -
All that portion o. the RED BANK PLANTATION,
lying In Kershaw County, adjoin1' east and north
of the part above described founded north and ea5t
by lanos Of the heirs OF VIM A. Ancrum. deceased
and on the south and west by lands Of Thomas j.
Ancrum, and the manning portion of said ''Red
Bank" above described This tract being the por-
ton of "ked Bank owned by the late W. A. An.
crum. On tuis pl .ntaton there is complete settto
ment suited tor large plantation.
Terms-So much cash as will pay costs and e1-
pens Of sale balance on credit OF one, t9o and
era tnreo years. interest paysSe annually from dste,
secured by bond, personal sureties, and mortgage
of the premis g. Purchasers TO pay fos stamps ana
papers. G. gHIYEh, Clerk,
] nuary IS mw2
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marrifb.

WILLIs-EPpEs.-on the oath December, in Sail
ma County, Missouri by Rev. JOHN 2. BENNETT, MIR.
AUGUSTUS WILLIS Of Lafayette County, Missouri,
to Miss SUE v. daughter Of the late JOHN W. EPPEs
of Laurens Courthouse. South Carolina
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iS knox. .-..........,..... ...JOHS dlL
KNOX a. GILL,
COT WON FACTO RS

AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 1a5 SMITHS WHARF, BALTIMoRs.
Gonsisnments OF COTTON, RICE, %c., respeot
fully solicited, aud hporal advances made thereon.
Orders for CORN and BACON promptly executed
with care and attention.
April 2T l3mosa
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VAN sANDAw COMING & SONS, No. 10 King
street. cheapsilc. London. Eaglald Plaintiffs So
licilors. sws3 January %
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Mistflaneous.
GROVER g. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING NACHIk Els.

TNBE VERY HIGHEST PR1ZE-THE IMPERIAL
i Cross of the Legion Of Honor-was conferred
upon thu representative OF The GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINES at the Exposition Univcrselle,
Paris. 1857.
Tho GROVER BAKER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE. arc the only Machines that cSn both sew
perfectly and mbroider perfectly.
They sew with threads direct from the spool, and
re luire no re-winding.
Unlike other Machines, thesc fasten both ends OF
the seam by their own operation
With these Machines. while silk is used upon the
right or facc-side of the seam. cotton may bo used
upon the other 81 ie. TEiS can be doue no other
Machine, and Is great saTing upon all articles
stitched irade mp with silk
GRLVER & BAKERS SEWING MACHINES arc
sold at New York prices by
KINSMAN BROTHERS
No. 279 xING-STREET,
SOLE AGENTS FoR TIE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
JanuusyG wfm1mo
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4 Rare 0pportunityto Secure Magnificent

Estate. cl.L. Z. ,-.5 - s.,A
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
IN EQBITy-KEksHAW COUNTY, -.gC71
In order to conduce to the interest ofpurchasers
and to preserve the symmetry OF complets Estate,
following sales viii be made at the same place and
time. thus affording an opportunity to purchasers
to possess one Of the finest PL ,NTAtI0NS in the
sta,e The two places combined form mo.t de-
srabe and productive plantation Of fifteen hundred
and twenty acres, Thousand acres of rich swamp,
and about fve hundred acres Of best upland, all;
cleared and has often produced and still eau pro-
duce over one thousand pounds cotton 70 tho acre.
Plats can be seen at my Office.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Leiteh & Bruins sold
yesterday: A two and a hflf story wooden residence
at tho corner Of Wentworth and Gadsden Streets lot
seventy-seyen feet by one hundred and sixty, for
$3.50; also, two and half story wooden dwelling
oS the corner of Picsetts Alley and St Pbip-street
lot thirty feet by one hundred, for s55U.
Mr.. Louis D. DeSaussure sold yesterday: A lot and
brick dwelling in St. Michael's Alley, near Church
street. for s10s5.
Mr.. G. Mcbride Smith sold yesterday: tract Of
thirtytwo acres on Goose Creek sixteen miles from
the city, for $685.; also farm cf one hundred acres
twentythree miles from the city, on the Northeastern
Railroad for 800; Also small dwelling house. No.
l7s St Phiip-street, for SsI0 also, small dwelling
house, No. 6 Mcllahon's Court for s695.
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The UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 26-
HoN. GEORGE g. BRYAN PREsDNG.-Ihc court
opened at II O'Clock he following .ttors In bank.
ruptcy, &c, were disposed OF:
E1 parte Wm j. Shingler, In re R. J. Murhead
and J. W. Muirheld. Petition to set up lien OF
mortgage. Referred to J. G. Carpenter Registrar.
Ex parte Benjamin f. Evans and Harvey Cogs-
well. Petition in ,anlrupicy Full and final dis
charge ordered and signed.
The United states vs. nineteen barrels OF whis-
key Information for orfeitur,i for vio alton of In
ternal revenue laws. Ode el boud Of S14C0
be given 10 tho clerk. with approved security, and
that after the marshal deliver to claimant or ug mt
the whist ~.
Fxparte John Mayer or Meyer. Petition for sac
OF property by as.irneo Salo ord red.
Ex parteJohn ". Burtidge, IN re James W. Hill
Petition of assignee 70, lea'o sell. Referred to
c. Carpenter, Regi trar, for report.
E1 pate Philip unn. in re W G. Bughes Pe!i-
ton to establish lien OF jud ement referred 10 W,
Jtciawson, Registrar OF Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, :. c.
EIpsrte G. G. Jaeger. Petition to be appointed
Registrar in Bankruptcy in p ace Of Horny summer,
Esq, deceased. Appointed. Court adjourned.
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand.
power, Saw and Rico Hills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions
made TO order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGs, GRATNGs,
clsTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, &C., dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MACHINISI AND UNDER
No. 314 MEETING. STREET.
CHARLESTON, s. @.
August mws
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sEorIoN I. Be il ordained By the Mayor and Alder.
mou 10 City Council assembled That the police torce
of the city 81 all consist of captsiu Of po ioc. two
licutenanfs OF poice two scrGeants OF LolIce, and
such number OF r. gular policemen not to exceed
thhtv, and su h nuinuer Of night policemen or
wat hmen not to exc tt,. US may oe sppointed,
Us hereinafter provided.
SEQ The captain OF police, before entering upon
the .ues + Lis office. s!la give bond iu the sum
Of two thousand dollars with sufficient securities, TO
be appr'ved by the MI yor AID Cl Attorney. Tor
the faithful performance OF tho duties of his flee.
SEQ. 5. 1t shall be the duty Of the ptau Of po.
lice organl1y the police 10 CO, into the most eff.
oent working or aniz s;!1n practicable. 10 preserve
the peace OF he CITY. 10 prevent crime anil to de t
aud ing to ustire all offenders and vloators Of the
city laws and ordinances it sha also DO his duty to
attend all 6res by day and by night and 10 exert
himsel. to the utmost o. his powers 10 keep good
der to remove I'll suspected persons. nd to pro-
ct the PIC perry of the citizens from loss and DAM
age.
to be kept at the guaIdhou>e or toli"e station, q
mp etc desert pnve lis! Of each and every perso
arrested and brought to tbs guardhouse or stl-
ton, by giving his or her name nativity, age,
he ght complexion. weight, col OF hair and eyes,
the amount OF oney thov may have iu their
Possession, their present residence and the offence
for which they ore arrested; all OF which shall be
ent red in hook to be furnished by the city, aud
tie same shall be de lvsred by said captain OIL police
to his successor in Office.
SEQ 1 he ca iain OF police shall feep correct
Teco.d OF all he do ngs OF his ofire which shall be
Of all times SD ect 10 the ms eciion OF the Mayor
and Aldermen, and hO ehall make q re !ular report
tnereofu us OF In three months to the city
Council, aud at such other tU is as may be re-
quired.
sEc g. TIE captain of police shall have the gcner-
al charge and supervision OF the icutcnauts and
geants. and shall have the precedence and control of
the sanie Whenever euglged in the SERVICE aud
sh IL report forthwith tc the Mavor any violation OF
duty tho part OF either of said officers. 1t shall
be his duty, f'om ,ime TO time to pass through the
streets, lanes, alleys, squar, aud public grounds Of
the citv, to observe u nuisaDces distractions and
impcdiments theroin, or tho sidewalks thereof,
and cause the same TO be removed according to law
He shall report In writing immediately to the Mayor
any defect he may discover In any cf the stree:s,
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TTHE COUPONS of the Ncw-York and Os-
wrrp l.s luro-i First Morgags. per cent gold bonds
DE Jan 5. l DE- 81 on aui Alter that date tfer o, Gntefamr
t7Ii pes-.tsa- o. te aAUs Hpr-- II GtOEGE oPDl hh
Co., q Nfssau-t. n T. h. &. LfITLfJGllN. Precedent
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OFFICE of HAMPSHIRE AND BALTIMORE

" COAL co. or VA, - BROAbNAi, NEW -lOkh. ,,.
The Director, Company have declared DIVIDEND o. Ola
PER CENT PAYABLE o. snd afer MONDAY, Jan. j. 1870
rs,t SAMUEL 81. POND. Treasurer
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

rsnov Dec elI CoHsos opened at 924 for rsouey ard
SCI securities quiet snd steady IT, 8
vel rrsy 1862 1858. Old. 8is 1851 B4!; Territories
Railway hares Illinois CeEtra 9gi. Atlantic ami Orea
ht-.trFu 26
IIvssr1sl Dec Oil m.Cottou opened quiet; M3dlpg Up
9sbd Ii 1l Nllug Orleans hsal4L Wheat e. per oenA
lfrYs bite 9 Winter Cora, % quarter IN
r,W rl Western Pork. 10. per Dbl fr Eastern Prime Mess
ID a. Bacon g. per ovt r Cumberland Cut Naval Store
ku1 . -.
HisI.vsy shares pa
&C.
Lrvfraoo Dee 29-:30 Tt adviees from Manchester
cotton market eete
The receipts - Wheat az tts pOrs io
A. three which 200 American
Esir p per Canal Peas 81 quarter o
sa-o7rsu per Dbl Or EasteR Prime Asss Lard .
Hrr .
sDoS Dee 2-4.J) p mCousos closed at J2 fl mosey and
Uriie1 FveTWeUv bonds 1850 %; 1862
lG 81. TeH.Fo-ss g. Ere kGlSGy shares lbli Lli
Ceufrais %. Atlantic aud Great esefn 20
Pays Dec 1880 u.-ite foUe cu'ed du ksnte zf re
Ifygtro. Dee mCpi,or closed stealr AddDg W
Mdrg Orieau on I'D sS.es OF the dsg, 1000
R.rs Wheat sass = csntsi i1T 10 ked Nestsra.
snnS Z5Tslow easier a. ~ sGi5 peat Relied Psio
1e4n
Arwgsp 29Peum opened hsary Co! francs Or Stand
al " bite
Ayag Dee 2Co.tos op-a-d GRIN both spot sud saoat Tres
O. ailarr spot. 1867 fr 2 cvt
2aPssrceuu closed yesterday at thaers CO
etsat.
Iarc,. . schHll-.
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Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u NOS 3e6 AND 39S CANAl-SE, COR or LhUnIsE.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST OS IS TO $4,000.
ASSETS 2O,927,542 OF.
n 4 u.rsr. - JOHN MCLEAN Priest.
" ! WHlrLocx 'leefre's G. 5 CHAPLIN. TREASURED
q
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re EO%D,,t t- ArE Or SOUTH CAEOLINA WILDE rad Loo
60 20 ansa4 a after no. Toe banking House "l H. H.
h.NIiOE No. Nassus- iok and 90 tHe Treasury once W
Columbia, g. Tie interest tie Evg--r Sgcis 81 The STATE
vii be- paid at Columbia oI.r. Mills g.. PARKER,
TTr4 Stale SnuI Carolina
Coupons will be received erarir'o sJer 3'tb inst
H. Il. h!IpION Financial AEert.
Hafr south Carolina
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POULTRY AND GAME.

continues good and prices better The
l stock is well sold or sud r-h lots taken arrival Some
h,r uoutrv asd snng below quotations The
Ec but moderate arrivals prevent it, IN
be
40 figures Takevs sell Dressed
rurr lots " Quail sell Nealson far
Quest We quote:
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UsrDs a. q. a. E. Co..
800 Sssrs EuIua-. Boston N's'.h
WHEREAS, 10y act Of Congress the Office Of
al. Company raurs from Nta l.r iH lH'.
BE- hereby r., Cou..-s Of ta- First Mosa.. f'a Ju.
J. @ viii he payable alI arr hat cate DO brt t Govern
Tax tls Office. joins ST. $. NlLL.HA Treasurer.