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The New York herald., 1869-05-15


JAMES E MALLORY, AUcToNHER
By MALLORY & BLACKWELL,
bb Liberty street, New fork,
and opposite the depot. rszTytown.
TUESDAY Nay Is a. l o'clock,
the premises,
partition sale
Desirable Properly
Sing Sing.
TO the sae Of the late Matthew Clark, by order Of
4. Z. Z ccLLAAkkkk CLARE, E1'eus0r'.
The ou,budngs win be sold with about
story house, 4Salh with extension, fane, bed In with brck
built in the bes. By dsy work and 6nished with Al
mantels soid mahogany doors IL superior boass ~
every respect End wei worthy attention Of gentleman
wishing desirable residence The balance OF the ground 10
DIVIDED into
eighty beautiful
Building Bites,
Of from 5o1l50 70 loo,2co each
Magnificent river views obtained from all parts Of
the property Passengers taking steamer Antelope from
HAiison stree. 2. and Thryf9qrdh strss' @ at slo
pie time the property and psrske OF lunch Mai VIII
be served before the sale.
Maps and full particulars at Office Of auctioneers.
ISAAC WOLF, AUoT1oNRER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
at ION o'clock at the auction store No 6f2 Grand street.
Cannon the Furniture Of private family consisting
Lounges Bedstssds, Mirrors Carpets, Olcoih Bsddns
Kitchen Uepss sc. Dealers invited. Sale positive ASo
st II o'clock, business Wagons. light Wagon sets OF
Harness, large black Horse.
r BOGART, AUCTIONEER--wILL SELL. AT Pr BLlC
ecoef IN s N Il rrsnkor. street. Of
William under and By virtue Of chsei mortgage thirty
featuring buttons, Able for any mechanical business
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a Ucrros sALE-OF TOP AND OPEN WAGONS
~ Rocssways, one Busincss weson one Colt single an,
donh Ha rness Robes Blankets, Ssies &C.. by COLI
MURPHY si Fulton street. Brooklyn, on Saturday. May ID
nj ii O'Clock.
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CCrION NoTICE.-THE OWNER WILL SILL AT
"A private sale the entire elegant Honseha,i rnrp,fe
Farnais Tate Ware, Carpets Sr &C., conained IN tho
rpe brv stone 1853 East Nineteenth street
Third ayepue the furniture II In good order hav
made expressly for the and used not 70 cr
ced one year which will be sold ia lots 20 suit, without
any regard value.
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

UtTION NOTICF.-hr LESS THAN AUCTION
n prices, Al JOHN FISHERS new ana second hand Car
ret Furnitrs and Bedding fanch ssl Bowefy. between
ksntor ard R.ynrton s.rects midd. of block, Furniture
Carpets Mating winaow sha les, Paper Hangngr Clocks
IN exchange. Cut this OIL and noe the name and
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A JOuRNEAv. AUCTIONEER.
a. Onice No. Pine street, New York.

A UCTION EOTICE.-RkgE OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A housskeepers at ERNEST ROTH'S Furniture Manufac-
tory So ana Sc ecker street, between Broadway AMI Bow
ogyagnilen, satin trocae Parlor Suits, from xlI5 70
8U suit; worth yc0 suit walnut reps Sniis from S;5 TO
&60 suit; great variety Paror Bccrooi, Dining and LII
bvAry Furniture cheap for cash Warranted hrs class
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

by HENRY d. MINER, AUcrfONEER, ShtEsEoOM
ID No. sCorlandt street, AT Gallery ~ Broadway:
Farniture. Carpets Nrf0a, Booacas- ROSEWOOD French
Casrcm Bnilrd Table, fifcpro9f Sale. kc 9r. ,,,
MINER BARKER viii sell on SAN day, Mag u, ~ 1u'5
o'clock at their sasroor, No Iortand street. an assot
pent Furniture ootssiing Of Parlor Sr Sarp't. Nir
ros bureaus Sofas Library and Extension fbcz, teirs,
Bookcase iiniT Maesscs rich decorated China were &C.
Il O'Clock tine rssew0Oi French thIoin
Biiard Tab. made by Phclan Cosnaeri ais, one fire
proof Safe, made By Davton.
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Maps and diagrams at once OF aueoueer s2S Broadway,
The New York herald., 1869-05-15

1IENRy H. LEEDS MINER, Al CTiONERSa, HAVE
III REMOVED PROM SO LlgkHrY STREET 10 THE
SPACIOUS STORES NO. 30 CHhS.kk5 lsistr MD
EXTENDING THROUGH TO Nn, q REApE STREET,
Ar WHICH FIN1: LOCATION THEY WILL CARRY ON
TjIp AUCTION AND COMMISSION B.slNtss ArfpRp-
ING LNysuk rhCiLIIlrs ron rifH i; pSr9sAn
TORN1TrRF, FANCY GOODS AND OIhEh IhhnohAt,
Property Sales of stock and meica ~ he sres "
owners horsehold fnrnure salss at rfvste
sstspdcd promptly and sstis acoriy ~ usual Ior ~
pet Sales Of Paintings end AT ~ beir Fos CIV
mo slg Broadwsv sOutwess corner elm s,reeryn
AEEEA AEEEA X sfssE sSSs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-20
CITY ORDINANCES.

A o r D. N A NCE
"A TO make an Appropriation to Pay the Interest
on the Funded Debt OF the City of Philadelphia fall
ing due on the 1rst OF January, 1870.
Section !. The Select and Common Councils of
the City of Philadelphia do ordain That the sum OF
one million two hundred and fifty thousand
1850 000) dollars be and the same is hereby appro
prated TO pay the interest the funded debt OF the
city OF Philadelphia falling due the first day of
January, Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy.
Warrants for the payment OF said interest shall be
drawn as folows:-The City Treasurer shall present
to the Mayor of the city of Philadelphia list OF the
lOan-hoders 10 be paid as Aforesaid; the amount OF
the principal OF the debt owned by them respectively
the rate and amount Of interest accrued; the
amount OF state tax TO be deducted and retained,
and the net sum due for interest; and at the foot
Of each list the Mayor shall add the following war
rant
MAYORS OFFICE,
PHIAADELPHIA, --, lS-,
TO the city Treasurer
Pay the persons and corporations above
named the amounts respectively due to Them as
above forth for the interest OF the City debt due
Mayor OF Philadelphia.
The said lists and warrants shall be presented
TO the City Controller, to be countersigned by
him. -,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN ii. HAINEs,
6lerk OF Select Connci
THOMAS A. BARLOW,
FHn President OF Select Council pro ten.
Approved this eighteenth day OF December, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty
DANIEL M. FOX,
12201t Mayor of Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-20
GREAT SALE OF HOLIDAY GOODS.
On Monday

On Monday,
Goth inst, commencing at 10 O'clock at the store, No
527 Chestnut street will be sold without in lots
to suit dealers and Others stock of $4,000 worth
useful and fancy goods suitable for holiday presentA
yiz.-Famiy and photographic Bibles albums. picture
frames Tkboxes fancy baskets writing desks staple
and fancy stationery clocks Watches ewerB silver and
plated ware, fine table and pocket cutlery hosiery
ons foreign seashes and immense variety of usefut
and fancy goods
COnsignments solicited. Liberal cash advances
sienments. lTN
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-20

Sale at 500 Arch street.
STOCK OF A DENTAL DEPOT, SHOWCASES FIRE
PROOF, ETC.
On Tuesday Morning.
December 2 at 10 O'clock at No $40 Arch street. win
be sold the stock of dental furniture machinery toos
instruments, etc.
Also elegant silver mounted plate glass counter and
wall showcases; Lille eproof chest counter platfOr
and prescription scales, etc.
Catalogues ready and be had at the depot
at the auction store. l2l82t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-20
Sale on the promises, at No t4s7 N seventh street
DWELLING AND FURNITURE, FINE BRUSSEI4
CARPHTB, ETC,


December %, 10 o'clock at 1897 NJ Seventh street,
below jefferson the neat surplus household furniture
comprising walnut parlor dining and chamber fur
niture china and glassware cooking utensils superior re-
friRorator, etc.
Previous TO the sale Of furniture will sold the
three brick dwelling with three story back building
lot II front and 80 feet in depth has all the modsrn inn
proyemonts i2OM
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SALE OF FANCY GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS PRR
sENTs.

At 10 O'clock, at the auction store No lilo Chestnut
street, will be sold assortment of goods suitable for
Christmas comprising elegant Bohemian toilet
SETS etc satchels bags and ladies'
panons; desks; work boxes; toys pantboxes cigar
boxes; perfumery caskets zephyr goods, etc. 13ls2t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02
LOCAL MATTERS.
ACTION SALE THIS DAY.

WILLIAM MCKAY will soil at 10 o'clock. Ford
hams barroon and restaurant; and at halfpast 10
O'Clock at residence No. 2S5 Meeing-streer splendid
housSnold furniture.
HKNRY CoB.A d Co. will sell at half past O'Clock,
in mont Of their store, Yendue Range, hams, bulk
meats and lar.I.
j. A. ENs1ow & Co. viii sell at II o'clock. Oh Pal
metio Wharf. lot Of standing and running rigging,
sails, &c
G. MoBn1pK SMITH will sell at II o'clock, at tho
old Postofsce r sideace Calhounst oct: also. At
10 o'clock OF his office, Broadstree, horses, mules
&c.
R. H. MARSHAL L BROTHER viii sell ut IL
O'Clock at the old Posto.e. several des rable resi-
depccs and lots.
LgrToH BRUINS will sell at II O'Clock, at the
old Postocc eeveral valuable pieces OF real esate
in different parts of the civ.
3. b. Oakes will sell at II O'Clock. at the old Post
sffco store in Hayne street, private reeldence,
and two city engine houses.
T. III. CATER will sell at three.quarters past y
O'Clock in his store, Browns wharf, butter, lard
-four. 80.
G. ". sTu-KSs will sell at halfpast o'cock in
front Of his store, Vendue Range. butter, cheese,
60; and at foot of Vendue Range, batteau boat
JOHN G. M1LNoR Co. will sell at 10 o'cock n
their salssroom Meeting gstreeet, plated ware, dry
goods 90.
IAuRsY ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock. IN
front OF their store Bay, butter bacon, pota-
toss, &c.
JErroRps co. will sell at halfpast O'Clock. in
front of their stor, Vendue range sugar. STRIPS &C.
Sheriff MAcKEx wi 1 continue bis sales OF leases OF
property. at.ths Courthouse, between the hours OF
IL and IL.
B. l. A. P CALDWELL will sell at 10 O'Clock, on
Browa's whatf, one hundred bushels corn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

RECORD Books, &C.. AT TIE GuARDHousE.
At the suggestion of Mayor Clalk. Captain Hen
drioks has procured from Lourtenay's fine large
record book for the Pun pose of recording the names
and full description Of oil pers MS arres ed and ap-
pear.ng before the Mayor. and the nature Of the
offences they commit: there is to be an annual re-
port made out from this book a'd laid fore the
public. In order to obtain the e1ac lghs OF Of
tenders measuring rod has also beeu procured,
and pair OF scales TO get at their weight such
methods + obtaining correct data up wnich to pre-
dlcate nfornnt,n in reference to the law breakers
is very common in the Nor hern cities
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

The UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 1.-Hon.
GEORGE S. BRysN, PEEs1DING Jury No. was
discharged until Wednesday, 18th March. The Pc
ttion OF Charles II. Wes:, creditor OF JOS W. Sea-
brook, to set up lien, referred to Registrar car
pentea John P. Buzhardt Thos. q. Chappeu and
Jordan P. Pool were finally discharged. The Regis
t,ar reported on the petition OF theodore D. Wagner
to set up lien on The estae of Edward b. Barnwel,
and the assignee WAS ordered to sell and pev lien
&c. The sum of S566 66 each was ordered 10 be
paid over to J. " Panton J. q. W,ggius and John
c. butch. partners, prosecuting tho cause OF the
United states against David Risey, the same being
their proportion of the fund received thus far in said
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 1.-Pac,iion Hotel.
81 aorham, steamship sarigossa; va Scot, Allan.
ts; E A Monior. New York; ] Holmes, city; N
Ihouron, steamer Dictator; s Marco, Darlington; 8
Sawyer. Orangeburg.
Caarles.en Hotss-J 5 Corbip, Iowa; L Turner,
Now York; I Giddeu. Boston; Captain O Datch.
oF echulty, Savannah; Archibald Getty and daugh-
ter, city; A Bri,tow, Marlboro; Perry and vile,
R sayer. Miss NJ Sayer, New Jersey; Mr. aud Mrs
" Viii well, stur aevant. MISS sturdevant'
Miss Z Yong, B)stol; Wm Allen. wife and SOD, 4
Rofsrs, New YORK; Rogers. Marlboro; r
Kenaody, B Huat, Pennsylvania E Allison.
Philadelphia; Jarvis, Wilmington; r Girls
void, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

CLUBS AND Satisfactorily OF the Mayors
Court, tbero were fs-eral persons discharged who
h,d applied for iodslng tho nj ;ht before.
Several persons who hal fallen in an encounter
With BaoohuB. were hned.
Alfred JONES' colt rcd. for hroeny Of twelve dollars
in currency and note OF forty d, llals was turned
over to q magi 'trate.
Charles Ross colored. for stealing fence rails was
sent to the House of Correction for twenty days.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

FRE.-A fire occurred yesterday afternoon
in two md half story wooden house in King
street. near Liue, originate IN defective chimney.
TWAS occupied by Mr. Henry VILE, and ownedby
Nr. P. Duffy. It sustained about two hundred dol
lars damage which was overed BY insurance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

NEW LAW F1nM-Messrs. Henry Deas, Jr.,
and q. r. Bu:net have formed partnership for the
practice of Law. Both partrsrs are gentlemen oi
oharsster and standing in the community. and MIR.
psas has had the advantage Of o European eduoa-
uon. wing spcnt several years in pursuit OF his
studies in G -rmapy. rec card in another column.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

ANOTHER FRE.-A fire occurred last evening
about eight O'Clock, at No. 81 Bay.strees in the
northeastern part OF the city. which destroyed an
outhouse on the premises occupied by Mr. Pun1t
and owned by Mr.. John q. Thee. There was an IN
surance on the Of two thousand 3ollart In
tho Germauia Insuran 'eN COMPANY, which did not in
clue the building DESTROYED. It was the work of
iucendiary, as thoro had been no fre whatever in
+,,a hu,ld;n!,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

QUICK TR1p.-The schooner Nathaniel Chase,
Captain Small, left Norfok. Va, on Saturday fore
noon last and arrived here early yesterday. max ng
the run in about fo tyoght hours This is equal to
steamboat time and s. eaks well for TIE sailing quail
tics Of this vesse she left here for Norfolk about
ewo weeks ago. sho has on boar1 a cargo of corn.
consigned to Messrs L. j Kerr & Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

ATTRACTIVE KAFFLE.-A rattle of hand
some silvoc tea set, mosaic brooch, &c, will take
place at Mr.. Miles brakes, corner OF King and IL
hcrty streets, tomorrow evening between seven and
eight o'clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

The STATE COURT, Hon. r. 3. CARPENTER,
PRESIDING - onday, March 1st-A sufficient uun,-
Der of jurors not having answered, the Sheriff was
ordered to issue another venire and the court ad-
journ, until this morning. at hafpast ten O'Clock
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r MEETINGS THIS DA

Jefferson Lodge. at P. M.
Freund.ebattsbuud. at8P. A.
yigtlsnt Fire Co,p any a. p. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. J. ut hllf-pnst p NJ
Charleston Fire Comps'y of Axmen, at half-past
7 p. n.
uiberpian Society, at P. II.
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Gig Engine Houses and Lots.
BY z. B. 0AKES.

Will be sold THIS DAY, the I'd March, at the Gid
PostofIice, at II o'clock,
Two ENGINE HOUSES AND LOTS, belonging 10
the oily, VIE:
The B1ILDrNG AND. Lor, east side Anson-
street. near Laurens, recently occupied py the
young america"
1he Bni ding and Lot lately occupied by one
of the City Enp mes, situated at the northwest cor
ner of Washington and Inspection streets. :,
Condiions-Hu ash; balance in ons year, with
interest Purchaser to pay City Attorney for papers
and stamp. harcn
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Auftign Sales.

Estate Sale Of Superior Household Fu1niture-
Brussels Carpets. Oil Cgot1k on Floor, Stars
and Lo5bies, Glassware, China, Crockers,
Kitchen Stoves, &c.
WIN. MCKAY, AuctiOneer.
VIII be sold THIS ", the I'd March, at nalf.past
10 O'Clock, at the residence No. 235 Meeting s cot,
nearly opposite AikeD's Row,
pARLOK KfURNfrURE-Har Scat SOFAS, Chairs,
What.Not, Centre Table, Mapie1 Clock, Vases. Orna-
ments, aree OH PAINTINGS aud Engravings in Gilt
aid Rosewood Frames, Brussels Carpet Rugs. Mo.
hair and Lace Window Curtains Cornices and Shades
Two Hundred Volumes Books, 80.
DINING ROOM FURNI URE. vlz-Marble Top
Oak -lDEBO ,RD. Marble Top Oak Pier able, tx.
tension Oak DIM e Table, Oak Rocking Chairs and
Easy Chair Cane seat Oak Dining Oh irs. OIL Cloth.
china, Lrorkery, Glassware, superior InsraV1ngs.
BED-RooM-co1TAGE SETS. wardrobes, Bu-
roaus Chairs, Bedsteads Hair and Moss Mattresses,
Conditions cash. Ali articles to be removed on
day of SALE y mron
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02
by WAHDLAW & CsRLW.

will bo sold at 10 A NJ, on THURSDAY ne1i. 4tb
irs at the Old Postoface, corner East Lay aud
Fro street
Jhlt B.I, STORE AND LOT OF LAND slu-
oted oa north side of Vendue Range. 28 NEIL
sur.ns II iron. 10 feet IL / rhas moro or es; In
dep on wat line al out h7 ,e' inches; q The
batk or orh line "a feet 10 inches; u ence on east
line runnlns souhward auout IA f'et: tn' ncs
,yrst,y,rly b III s fee urnce a.Lii Oh he eass
line r. hing snuthward:y ubor a. ct chs,
boun cd SOUTHWARK on Ven, ue ange. wesi 8aIdy
on lurds Of NlIllam Ileui I'm, nor bSaru tn
lands of John Williamson, eLstw itdly on Iands
once Joshua Grown.
ms cash. Purchaser 10 pay ". b O. for papers
oc, ota,nns March 2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

For Gardens ard Houses, as 70 lows:
100 different kind OF very 6ne grated ROSEJ.
400 va, ielies OF FRUIT lnEES Of the finest Qnah.
ties, among W cl are the Cherry 1r-e IL uprss.
Eugcniel eign OF the Cherries weighing one pound.
lhe tuAcr Pear, incon narable. " isus f:om one
n two pou each; AID large assortment si
Flowers and veeetaU.e iced
Also very flIe Bulbs # every sort, which remain
In bloom fron tivs ~ I ,nths.
Carnntion Piuks [ ew var eties) recently intro
ouccd in Trance.
Ama,eur are solicited to call and examine the
above assortmsnts at tne No 1y2 King-str ct.
Will remain po itively bat ONE WEi Z LONGER.
March p LLOk>E 20.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02
BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
HOMEMADE BREAD at Kinsman's Saloon.
March 9 tuths6

IuNcH-ArTRAcrIvE BILL OF FARE-Oys!er
SOUP yenison, with cranberry sauce, robins and
baked crabs, at Nlr. H. q. Fehrenbach's to-day.
Palmetto Shades, No. 125 East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

REpoRTERs' CEUMB s.-The appearance OF the
western part of the ciry especially RutedSe-strees
and Ruledse avenue, Is much improved by the
vhitewashlng of tue tteeo
The north 81. ew TX of The ives: end of Beaufain.
stAet Is being put in good order. much to lhe ie-
obt of the residents who have shown the patience OF
job on the subject
Tbe Sheriff sale to take place yesterday, has been
postponed.
Mr. Due WHO introduced and manufactured the
rst yelocipode in oar city is going to construct one
10 60 on one wheel.
Yhe lime + nasng roturns Of Internal Revenue
exnires on the 1uth instant word 70 the wise is
sufficient"
Eleven night watchmsa havs been taken On the
polio force:
Aeonusman OF this olss Elod to rids the ve'ooi-
sade Yesterday and sool landed on terra nrmI, and
sonc udod to rely h.reaf er OH horsenesh.
Tho recent cuar1ty ba! aaatqus Of the Dan Lodge
,as o. season.b.e pe:uuil J SUE; loss.
Anev n,qLp. s:vl- Of wearing the halr attracted
.ttsnson on Kiug.stress yesterday.
The su :eest,on OF 1HE N5vs TO establish
,,r,d .. meets with the favor OF those who own fine
dosk
o,cra tickets 90 Of lse PIP oorn.
Some excitement was oaused on meesinS-s"ee'
Yesterday b. the disc very in tho Circular Gnu ch
graveyard of dood lap dog nicaiy i'i'ea III oioen
n was supposed to be the "en'kno"n p00oio
ePrnce"
r, our local column Yesterday the types played sad
-. ,,itb The nam OF the osw vegeisole We sought
.o Introduce. qhs oorreo. nameis 'sho mhito Man.
Soe."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02
THE DAILY NEWS.

60 LARGEST cIRcuLATloN.-THE DAILY
sKws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
EaOoasHzRD AS HAVING TaE LARGEST CIR
ogLATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
iNa IN TIE poSToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVlS-
IONS on THE NEW PcSToFFIcE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

TEE PRopRIEToRs OF "Whann's Raw Bone
supe phosphate Of Limo cordially iavite farmers.
dealers aad others interested in procuring first
class manure, to call and examine their works. soc
process Of manufactu Q, and insp ct the m terials
used. They have no secrets, give full value. and
guarantee !heir Phosphate to come up to tue ,tan
dard o. a ,sis Claghorn. Herring l. Co. are the
agents for the sale Of it In AUGUSTA aud Charleston
February % limo
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kisOA q TO $50

F,s q II 4 TO $50
ho:s" power. including tho
&C ebrlt, i ioris. Cut" q
gin s, SLIGO Y I've sta
ionary Fn.iu"s. Portable
uSi,,cs. &c. $50. Circli-
ar Mulav aud Gang. saw
III il, .ugar g ne Mile,
b ting. pplIrvs. &c L L'ih
ID llinSlo Mills. Wheat
Iud Corn Mills Circular
awe. Bslti'le. 30. send
Or descriptive Circular and
I,rioa list
I srRAM ENGINE CO,
% Utica, Neu York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-02

To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA Relieving .'wHANS's" RAW BONE sU-
pEnPHospHArE OF LINE to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in ma'ket and superio " many,
aud being desrous Of having it thoroughly tested.
we huve concluded to Offer the following Premruma;
1st For tho largest yield OF Go ton tom an acre OF
land, Silver Pitcher worth 800 I'd. For The sec
ond largest yield of Cotton from acre Of land,
silver Pitcher wsrth $50. 80. For tho larg st yield
OF Corn from an acre Of land. hilvei Goblet worth
s25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANss'" RAW BONE SUPBHPHosPHAIE aono ia
used on the acre producing the Weld.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furn sh satistacto evidence OF the nmount o.
duced on the aere, ami statement Of the mann.r in
Which they applied the manure. limited amount
only this hosphate will dlstr:bu ed during the
seascn Prices delivered on the cars at Charleston.
ss5 per ton cash; or $40 for approved city accept
anres, payable ist November.
CLAGHoRN. HERRING & CO.,
Accommodation Wharf. Charleston, g. c.,
And No. Z Warren Block, Aug asta. Ga.
February % limo
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THs DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in aa'ance or
at FIFTEEN cExrs 4 week, payable to the carriers.
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Butter, Cheese, Strips, &c.
GEORGE w. STEFFENS

Will sell THIS DAY, in front Of his store, No. 80
VendLe Range, at half-past O'Clock,
40 tubs BUTTER
81 boxes Cheese
1000 Ibs stripe
200O lbs. D. y Bellies
1000 lbs Smoked and D. s. Shoulders
1000 lbs choice g. o. Hams
Coffee. Pigs Feot, go &c.
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SHER1FF's SALEs.-Tke sales for taxes, ad.
yerti. ed by the sheriff, will, we autlcrzed tc
say, positively take place at the hour specified,