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w. Y. LEITCH & b. s. BRUNS,
W. Y. .LElTCH & r. s. BRUNS,

Auettoneers.
Under md by virtue Of o decree Of the Court OF
Equity for Charleston County, viii cell, atpublic
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of February
proI., at II O'Clock, ut the Old Customhouse, ~ ~
all that LOT OF LAND with the three story Brick
Store and outbuloings 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 twenty-seven feet SIX inches
l27 inl and in depth on Gadsden's Alley ninety
three feet six inches 93 tt in. be the said dlmen-
north on Broad ,treet east on lands late OF
-. south on lands now CT late Of -, and west on
Gadsden's Alley.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bonds Of the purchaser, bearing
interest at seven per cent per aDnum payable semi
annually. secured by mortgage Of the premisesS
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and tor stamps.
JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver Of DAWSON & BLACKMAN.i
January 13 ws7 81
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EcceInber %

81 "a LIrILE HILIOUS."-H0W OFTEN
thus is tho repoase ID tie inquiry ai,cr friends
heath; G. If 10 be biioas WIS tr ln: matter. hard
ly worth hing az. It. But &c! it bo rcmcme're1
tl,a., as "lall oaks from little acorns gr W. so
iorui iabio diseases arise icom b,nS a H'tlc
bilious 4"
Severe billion ut acks are co:c common in spring,
summer aud autumn ihl in wintcr, but tho scri-
ou- disorders OF the liver viii Ii so of'en occ r Mt
these SCISSORS nigh: be tr-cei. in hundreds o. H.
su.nc 6. TO winsr iaGulscrc.s and tleir neglected
conseqr More highly sea- oned food Is catci
Iuorc Nery dria's ilbtcd. il cold thnn III wurm
weather and hu. tho bi!iouspess i produced Will h,
unler warmer temperature, eliminates in remit
tent and in ,ermit!ent levers.
The very b st medic 10 for persons who arc
either LITTLE or q GOOD DEAL bilious, ls HOSTEL
TER sTOMAGu BIITER>. No blue Fill or cao-
u c j. required In such cases. Those powerfui
mlnera medicines cut two ways, ike double
edged sword. They act. it is true upou the liver,
but react most deeteriously other parts Of the
system. Thy "stick" there. aud cannot be got rid
of Tho plttors contain vegetable agents of on anti
bilious tendency, that prod ice specific and most
genial eiicct upon the hillary organ without entail
ing any evil consequences whatever They are
altogether wholesome. and act favorab'y and stimuli!
tanoously POI the stomach, the liver, the oowela,
the ncryrps system, and the brain.
Janulry 1G D&o q
CO. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-IHIS
sp!oudlJ Hair Dye is the best II The world; the
only trio and perfect Dye; harmless. rchabis
n:taniaueona; no disappointment; no ridiculous
t;uts remedies Ito III effects OF bad dyes; irviso-
rates aJ lcavrs The hair SOFT and b.a:frl black or
brown. Sold b. all DruSs.ai5 sna i runners; ard
properly applied at Datchelor's Wig Factory, No
Boud-strcet, New York. Tyr January
ag- BRIDE AND GROoM.-ESSAYs
FOR YOUNG MEN on The interesting relation of
Bridegroom to Drlde in the institution OF aarriages-
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila-
delphia, Pa. september
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PERsoaAL.-Justice A. j. Willard, of the SUI
prcme bonch, is in the city
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ay- NOTICE. HAVE APPOINTED MY
Son, JOHN HENRY AvERILI, rs my Assistant for
tho inspection Of Flour.
All Orders will be promptly attended to if left at
No. G9 EAST BAY. G.. n. AVERILL,
Jcnuary1i Inspector of Flour and Meal
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FoR CHARLESTON COUNTY.
j, A. c. RICH, UND. c crk of tho sail Court. do
horcby certify tia. the rcgoin, is true and cor
rect cops of tho an ayIt OF the Pcesdcn. of 10 sui
phuric Acd aud up:r pho iph 81 Company, and tha;
TIE rfl llsi, has been duly l!el and cco.dci IL this
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iUSIN ESs, NOTICES.
HOLMES L S1AoBEru sell somo Guc mules to-iay.
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REcAPITULArIoN:
Whites, 6; Blacks and colored, 17-Total, 90.
AGES:
Under 1 year of age 10 Between 50 aud 60 yrs. 3
Between l and yrs. between G0and 10 yrs. 0
Between and 10 yrs. o Between ~ and so yrs.
Between 10 and 20 yrs. Between so and 80 yrs.
Between 30 and so yrs.. Between 80 and 100 yrs.
Between 80 and 40 yrs. Over 100 years OF ase...
Between 40 and SO yrs. 1
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eECBARLESION GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 8. 1sG9.-,ta meeting
of the Board Of Directors of the Charleston Gas
Light Company held this day, the following resolu.
tons were adopted:
Resolved That in view of the many serious scci.
dents report d in the newspapers from the use Of
other lights. and 10 The confident expedition hat
the public will sustain this Company in the reduc-
tiou o. the price OF gas by an increased consump-
tion that af.cr tao expiration OF the present month
the price BE- reduced to FOUR DOLLARS PER
thousand FEET.
r solued, Jhatas IN additional nlucemcnt TO new
consumers, the Company will supply and put in ut
lis own expense the service and supply pipe for the
basement story Of the house OF any new applicant,
under such regulations the Goard Of Directors
NAV establish W. J. HERIO L, secretary.
January IL
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RECEIVERS NO rICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED, having boea appointed Bece,vor of tho
lato firm # DAWSON & BLACK nan, hereby gives
NOTICE that oil claims az ,;nst sud firm must be pre-
sen.el to him, and oil persons indebted must make
payment to JNO. T. HUMPHREYS,
January 13 No 27 Broad-streat.
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~ III testimony ~hccol. have hoceunlo
( ! sol In hand nIji g:!iXr1 the sel! o! ths
[ NHi sIIi ,'oIrt this I'D ai D,e 'er. 10 s.
~~ lSisueG) 4. c. RICHMOND,
Clerk Court Comm IL Pleas.
cnc,,uber o. W.
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MEETINGS THIS Day.
German Friendly Society. at 12 O'Clock NJ.
Grand Lodge of South Carolina. mt O'Clock A. ID.
South Carolina oa.e, at O'Clock P. N.
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COUNTY AUDIToR's oFFIC

~COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, JANUARY ls, lS69.-The following
named persons arc recognized as ASSISTANT AS.
sE>SOES appointed under the act providing for The
Assessment aud Taxltioa of Property, for the Couu
~ Of Charleston, to wit:
Fifth District, lying cast of1hc Santee Cana. and
Cooper River tinstead OF odst of the Northeastern
Railroad and thu Cooper River, as previously pub.
lishcd). S. D. RUSSELL, aud -.
Sixth District, lying wes. of the Santec Canal and
Cooper River, Z. s. MIEELL.
Seventh District, comprising all Of the Parishes of
St. Andrews and St. Johns Colcton, 1905. A. BAY
NARD. a. J. RANSIER, a. c. C.
January 90
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SOUTHERN BONDS IN NEW YORK. The follow
ing is the Herald's report Of Saturdays market:
"The Southern State bonds were again largely dealt
in both for investment and speculation. Alabama
eights were scarce for delivery, and numter of
shorts in them suffer ed in consequence. The mar
ket was buoyant and strong, with the following as
the closing quotations at four O'Clock this afternoon:
Tennessee sixes ex coupon, G9HaGo3; Tennessee
si1es new, 6s3sa691; Virginia si1ea e1 coupon. 5SA
a59; Virginia excs new, 62Aa63 Virginia registered
stock 5Oas1 Georgia skies S2aS3 Georgia sevens 80
as3; North Carolina SKIES. cx coupon. 66Aa6c;;a;
North Carolina skies, new, 63ha64; Missouri sixes
s7as7X; Louisiana SKIES 73a74; Louisiana skies,
levee 6sa6s Louisiana eghts, levee 81 1sas2; Ala
baina eights 9115as2; Alabama fves GAGS; South
Carolina sizes 7Oa71; South Carolina skies, now, 6Sa
7o; City of Memphis 611sa52h; Mobile and Ohio
RAILROAD, sterngs, 60a6l; Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
interests, 46a4s The advance in these securities is
sign of Southern recuperation which cannot be de-
NH
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TEE UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY 19-
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREs1p1NG.-1he court
opened at II o'c ock.
The Judge ap rovsd of the appointment of tie
following assiSue2s:
In re J. Murray Mairhead, Louis McLaiu, as
signee; Jacob Goldtcin, idem Alex. r. Kuox- idem
Ro,t. B. james. Dorad ]. Auld, assignee; Il. L.
Benbow, idera; Francis H. Kennedy, David J. Winn,
assignee.
Ex parte Vim. shepherd in re jos. Purcell. Peti-
ton to establish lien AID forec!ose mortgage. Re-
ferrcd to Registrar, and ordered that copy Of the
petition be served on E. W. Marshal, assignee.
The Judge ordercd final dscha.g7s In the follow
icg ca es: Ex paro Al;rci P.icc Benz. Ford Joel II.
sloan.
Tho following petitions for v,luntar" bankruptcy
were referred to j. c. Carpenter Registrar: Ex parte
G. W. Bradford. Jos. d. Ganding. VIM Il. Burgess.
Ormsly DLndng. P. G. C mpbell, Jas. Chandler.
Robt J. Dargaa, Danl a. Foxwo tn, Jas. A. Harrin,
Jos Myers, VIM. L. Plowden, Vim II. Reese John
G.. Rsfheld, Elijah T. sherwood 9. NJ. Wilder.
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pase ball is slightly looking up again.
There was fashionable masquerade last night
The costumes were elegant aud unique.
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by G. McRRIBE SMITH.

THIS DAY, the 10Th instant at 10 O'Clock, at
. his salesroonn. Il ~ ~,
ALSO,
az PLANES. lot Of Hinges and other Sundries.i
Januory 20 -
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WASHINGTON.

GRANTS oABINEr-sHP CANAL-PAYINa BONDS
IN aoLD-No MORE WORK BY CONGRESS- THIS
sesazoT.
WASHINGTON, February 24.-It is believed
that Grant will notify his Cabinet officers of
their appointment between now and Monday
Cushing's treaty for ship canal across the
'Isthmus of Darien, is favorably considered by
the Senate Committee on Foreign ReIa tious.
Colonel Parker, OF Indian descent, and here
tofore Oh General Grants staff, is prominent as
10 candidate for Commissioners of Indian Az
fairs.
Sherman is expected here on Friday. He
will be succeeded by Sheridan as Lieutenant
General.
1t is conceded that Grants Cabinet will be
moderate Republicans.
The Globe continues to publish the Congress
sional debates.
Schencks bill to strengthen the public ore
dit and pledglng the faith of the government
to pay it's bonds in gold or it's equivalent, pass
led the House by vote of 119 to 81.
The body of the unfortunate Captain Wirz
executed tor alleged outrages as keeper Of
Confederate prisons, has been delivered to his
friends.
Senator Wilson has introduced bill regard
ing Mississippi, which provides that the pro-
visional gov rnment shall be abolished, and
the officers recently elected be installed, ex-
cept where they cannot take the oath of office,
and then the person receiving the next highest
vote shall be installed. M
The Senate Judiciary Committee has resolved
to take no further action this session on the
removal of political disabilities. The impress
sion is strong that nothing moro will be done
this session, as the House is certain to erase
some names which will involve the return Of
| the bill to the Senate.
Both Houses will go into caucus on Tuesday
next, for officers for the ensning session, and
further business by either House is regarded
as improbable. The managers of the caucuses
earnestly ure,e the new memb BIB to be present.
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CUBAN AEEllLRS.

TROOPS doINa uSLAND--RRBELs BURNING PLAN
TATIoNs--NEw DUTY ON TOBACCO And oIaARs.--
INCRRAsE IN ALL KINDS OF TAXATION.
HAVANA, February 24.-Three Thousand troops
will depart for the interior tomorrow. The
city is quiet. The rebels are burning the plan
tstions in the Villa Clara and Jaguay Districts.
The expedition against Gusrsiga consists Of
twenty-five hundred men, including cavalry.
Adecree just issued imposes an export duty
from March 1st OF Afty cents per box. 81 as
per hogshead, and 81 per bale ON tobacco and
fifty cents . thousand on cigars; also, ave per
cent. increase on import duties, and twenty
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matter, the appropriation bills, the constitu-
tional amendment, the Virginia election bill,
the case OF Georgia, the new naturalization
bill. the bill to reorganze the judiciary of the
United States, over which Mr.. rrumbull be-
printing the debates of Congress, the present
contract with the Globe expiring on the 4th Of
March, and number Of very important bills
from the Committee on Military Affairs, whose
tied, will entail untold woes on the ''liberty-
loving" people Of this country. Then there
are important executive matters-principal of
which is the Alabama treaty. The report OF the
Committee on Foreign Relations recommend
ing its rejection will give rise to wide discus
sion. 1t will thus be seen what pile of WORK
yet remains to be done. and it is certain that
no grass will grow under the feet Of our legis-
lators between now and the eventfnl fourth
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lsPEClAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEwS.1
COLUMBIA. February &.-IN THE SENATE,
Dickson presented the memorial Of the City
council OF Charleston, relative to the rebaild-
ing OF the burnt district; also the annual state
ment Of the Aims House Of that city. The lat
ter was referred to the Committee on Finance.
and the former to the Committee ON the Judi
.lclary.
Wright introduced joint resolution to
authorize County Commissioners to borrow
money for county purposes; also, bill to
prevent and punish duelling; both were read
the first time.
The bill to incorporate the Town of Pickens
passed its second reading, and was ordered to
be engrosscd.
The bill to amend the charter of the Sui
phuric Acid Company was passed and sent to
| the House.
The following acts were ratified to-day: An
act to incorporate the Union Star Fire Engine
Company as part of the Fire Department. of the
City of Charleston; an act to incorporate
certain fire engine companies Of Charles. on;
an act to amond an act to organize the Circuit
Courts; an act to incorporate the Rocky River
Baptist Church in the County Of Anderson; an
Act to regulate the practice of medicine in this
State; an act to lease the State Road in Green
vile County; on act to incorporate the Sumter
Fire Engine Company; an act to incorporate
the Vaucluse Manufacturing Company; an act
to incorporate the Home Insurance Company
an act to renew the charter Of the Stony Bluff
Ferry; an act to incorporate the South Caro-
lima Phosphate Company; au act to renew the
|charter Of the Charleston Ancient Artillery So
'ciety.
|. The jury in the case of Gray and Richard
'son, two colored members of the House, tried
for the murder of young Smith, after being out
Fifty five hours, were unable to agree and were
discharged. and the prisoners bailed in o thou
sand dollars each to appear at the May term
of the court.
In THE HOUSE, the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad bill was taken up. The House re-
fused to pass section one to q third reading by
% vote of yeas %. nays Al, and the further con-
|sideration Of the bill was made the special
order for Saturday mex at two O'Clock.
Whipper introduced resolution, that no
bill or resolution of permanent character be
introduced after March 1st, which was adopt
led and sent to the Senate.
Charlotte Rollins, colored, native of
charleston, will make an address before the
House in favor Of female suffrage on Wednes-
'day morning next at ten O'Clock. There is
|great excitement on the subject.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

NO INTERFERENCE WITH aEoRaIA-ARMY APPRo-
PRIATIoNs-M'aANAEAN.
WASHINGTON, February M.-IN THE SENATE,
the Judiciary ComD'ittee asked to be discharg-
ed from the further consideration OF several
bills. memorials and papers regarding Con-
gressional Interference with Georgia.
Several amendments to the Army Appropria-
ton bill involving it's return to the House.
The McGanahan case was discussed until
recess.
III THE HOUSE, the proceedings were unin,.
-pOrtant
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A co!ored man has been arrested in Rioh-
mond for ravlshing his step-daughter, and
poisoning his wife to get her out of the way.
A large fire occurred in New Orleans at two
O'Clock yesterday m wuing in Camp-street, op-
posite the Times Office. Loss S100 900. Stocks
insured t., two-t birds their valu,. Buildings
owned in New York and fully ,nsurcd
A convention ofs1elegates from Tennessee,
Alabama and Georgia, met in Chattanooga
yesterday, to take measures for improving tho
navigation of the Tennessee River.
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BUROPE.

END OF THE SPANISH PROVISIONAL GOVERN
Msar--sEnANo AT THE HEAD OF APFArRs.
MADRID, February 2A.-The Provisional Gov
ernment has retired, and the Cortes has en-
trusted Serano with tho formation OF Cabinet.
Cabell0n de Rodu will succeed Duce at Havana.
TURKEY AND PRUSSIA.
CoNsTAHTNorLH, February 24.--Hostilities
between the Turks and Persians have been
suspended.
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Fur fALATk&A. FLOaxiDA
VIA SAVANNAH, FkkNANDINA AND JAOKsON

y THE FIRsT-CASS STEAM Err
.leEanslaa 49, DICTATOR. Captain l.. n CoxEYraR.
VIII SAL from Charleston ever Tuesday Eren,ng at
Eight O'clock tor the above points
Inc hrst class Steamer CITY POINT, captau VIM
J. NOVELTY, will all from Charleston every Sntur.
day Evening, ~ Eight O'Clock, tor ABOVE Dol ns
Connecung with the Central Railroad at ,aya ,uah
Tor Mobile and Me- Orleans, and with the FLORIDA
hailroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile
Pensacola Key West and Havana
Through Bills Ladiug given for Freight to Mobile.
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers connecting ,o,th IT S. Harris steam
ers Ocaxahd and Griffin fir Silper Springs and Lakos
Gr.Oan Eust,s, Harris and Durham
All freight yabe ON the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at rink
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage enaagemeIt t. apply to
J. d. AIKEN Il CO., agears
south Atlantic Wharf
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
November 81
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per cent. on internal taxes. The proceeds are
to secure the loan Of $9, 600, 600.
Dulce assures the volunteers Of brisk cam
paign against the armed rebels.
The salutes in honor Of Washington's birth
day frightened the people.
The insurgents 1.-Two off the people-prefer-
ring to subsist on the Spaniards.
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RgTHE SEEDS OF SICKNESS. S.-BARON
Munchausen tells story Of post-boy's horn
which had q number of wicked tunes blown inc it
one frosty night but made res ponse. Neverthe-
ltss when IT was hung uoforc q 40 are the times
which had been frozen in, thlwed out, to the
amazement OF all pres Mt Just so the human sys.
tenn, subjected to injurious influences during tho
winter, sometimes give no token of the effect they
have produced upon It, until the moist atmosphere
OF spring develops their fruit Many spring diseases
are tue result Of winter imprudences and great and
especial IRE should be taken of the system in the
GUS condition when the malarious fogs of March and
April mako their appearance. To this end siren
the stomach and the general organization at this
season with Hos TETTER'S BITTERS. Take this
pleasant yetabe antidoe in advance of the upris
ing Of the mephiuc mists and vapors, which pro.
Remember that 1t il preventive medicine-as pow
erul to protect to restore Tho stomach is apt to
be overtaxed at this time of the year. 1t is periou
devoted to dinner and supper parties and luxurious
living generally. Feasting and late hous weaken
the d'ges tive organs and disorder the liver The eff
late the other. There is no month in the twslye
when tonic and alte ative is gene ally need.
than In this and there preparation of that ma.
ture so thoroughly ealubrious SO br ng, and so
entirely froe from due exciting properties as this
celebrated vegetable cordial.
February 90 pAn a
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DUEL AT NEW OaLEAss.-At an early hour
Wednesday norning, 8 duel was fought at
Company Canal, above the city, between
Messrs. j. p. Rondeau, Of TINS city, and VIM.
A. DAVIS, OF Caddo Parish, resulting in the
&ounding Of the latter. They were accompa.
MED by Mr.. Griffin, the, TREND OF Mr. Davis.
and MIR. Carr, we believe, in behalf Of Mr. Rou-
deau. The duel was fouph with navy revolyers.
at ten PAGES. The difficulty whion led TO the
encounter appears to have occurred Mardi-
Gras night at private party, and arose from Q
supposed insult to q young lady. 1t appears
they met the day after, and pistol was drawn
in front Of Haggerty's on Csnal-strest, hut on
one Of the party stating that he was unarmed.
an interview was arranged an hour afterwards
at the St Charles Hotel, when hostile NEE q
ing was agreed on Tor Wednesday moruing ut
Sparks plantation, above CarroIlt0n.
IT was agreed TO Are alternately, and Mr..
Davis won the first shot and rn,ssed has eisn.
Mr. Rondeau then essayed to hro, hat his pis-
tol only snapped, bat at q second attempt the
pistol was di charged, taking eject between
the third and fourth rb, producing severo
and probably fatal wound. A surgeon was In
attendance. whe dgssssd the wound aa veil 90
the 1mperfes a9t flaad would enable
hina, and MrI M - removed to h,s lodg-
ings inFhis1 en-. 1wAeTe he is now receiving
every attention his condition requires
< , ~ '~~ lNa0. Picayans, February 10.
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AWWE ARE CONSTANTLY kRCEIyING

1WeWE ARE CONSTANTLY kRCEIYING
from the Moyune Districs Of China the ehoeest
ehops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new eeasons,
which are unrivaed for their strsngth ana delcacy
os aavor. We warrant cur TEAS to opare and nm
adutsrated. and TO give general satisfactien. Az We
constantly in receipt Of Large caraoes Of Teas We
enabled to oaxr to the public the finest chops at
rrice that many dealers offer inferior Tea at.
trisl and COMPARISON will At once prove tn asssr-
ton, and 1t only remals for the pubic to Judge for
Themselves. VIM. q. COIsWIN & CO.,
No 9T6 Kins.s rect