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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

i've through the ages The Of Burns are one long
cGnYIYiaty He not only the representative
cOnvivia poet of Scotland but he the most convval
OF scotchmen; not only was he the poet OF conyyiay-
he himself its lmpersODatOn Like all men OF the
sensitive organization OF genius he had his trials and his
sad hours Yet though poverty, suffering disappoint'
ment Ill health, and as he looked death in the face, he
was cheerful mirthful, cOnvvial to the last
A merrier man,
tie limits 81 becoming mrb
never spent hour withaL"
The haunt of Burns and his friends the old Dumfrles
Tavern still remains the seats the same table the
same low-studded room, where Tam O'shanter Santer
joe and others Of like k, with the immortal Robert
many a time and oft held high discourse drank good
barley brae cracked good Jokes, told long yarns and
rectGd good poetry The pencil Of the artist has made
familiar with the convvialty Of Scotch scholars as
around the hospable table Of Sir Walter Scott his friends
aud boon companions gathered. Who would not look
upOn a similar pOrtralture Of Burns and his friends
Mr. Sidney W. Cooper in response to the toast "Burns
and the Muses." read lively and happily pOem
which was received with hearty applause We have space
only for the folio wing brief extract:
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FUNERALS DO-DAY.

CANFIYLD SAMUEL L. StroHgpac Baptist Church BroskbI
HAMILTON. JAMES LAUTBRRLI, Bedforisi VI e. Chareh.
UlGGiNSON Mrs JANE, No. 90 DeAu-st, BrOoklyn
SMITH WALTER, No. 98t sixth ave- - . -,
STEERS THOMAS c., Dekalb-aye. d. Church, broohlJn
WRIGHT WILLIAM, No. III West Twelfh-st
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AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.

RADICAL OPPOSITION TO THE UNIVERSAL sUF-
FRAaE AND UNIVERSAL AMNESTY MOVEMENT
oBsEoUIEs 6F hon. JOHN MINOR Bolts.
81 RIcHH',ND, January 9.-As an offset to the
oper IONS of the Virginia committee In Wash
in. ION, the State Grant and Colfax Association
AVE adopted memorial to Congress asking
&that, in view of the deceptions practiced by
persons whose political disabilities have been
removed, no further steps be taken in that di-
rechon until the applicants have proved, in
the coming election, that they favor reconstruc-
ton BY voting for 1t. A committee $50 be
Asent to Washington to oppose the amnesty
~ 81
remains OF the Hon. John Minor Bolts
yarrived here this evening, and are laid in state
in the Senate Chamber. A meeting was held
in the capital tonight, which was presided
over by the Mayor, and at which resolutions
in regard to his death were offered by Judge
Alexander Rives and adopted. Eulogies were
pronounced by Governor Wells and Hon. l.. s.
Chandler. He will be buried tomorrow after
noon.
RICHMOND, January 1O.-Hon. John Minor
Bolts was buried this afternoon. The funeral
services were performed at st. James Church.
The State officials and the Grant and Colfax
Association were in the procession, and O very
large crowd OF freedmen followed the remains
to the cemetery.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Tho Mandamus rssued-Proceed edings OF
tho Senate and Houso--Senator Leslie
on the Militia Bill-vVhat the Bill ia
and what its fleets must be-
IpKoM our OWN conagspoNpHNr !

COLUMBIA, s. c., January 8, 1s69.--The writ
Of nsanddnaNs 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
10Th inst.
In THE SENATE, on Friday, the following ac-
counts and petitions were pf9sented and re-
3errtd to the Committee on Claims
BY Mr.. Corbin. Petition of Francis Weston.
executor and trustee under the will Of PAM
WeatOn, praying for the renewal of certain
bonds OF the State. Petition OF Richard T..
North, executor of Elliott North, tor the renew
al OF certain State stock.
BY Maxwell. Accounts of John r. Brewing
q ton and Abel Quick. for services rendered as
ty; also, the account Of VIM. Hamer, for ger
VICES rendered as magistrate.
( by Mr.. Lunney. Account OF William Sims.
for advances made to certain paupers In Dar-
Ilington County.
By Nash. Account Of Mrs. s. G. Bailey. for
services rendered as teacher.
Wright presented the petitions and memo
Malls OF Bundry citizens OF Beaufort County
rfaying o division of said county; also, q COM
mnnication rom several members OF the bar
tof Beaufort County ON the same subject; also,
q statement OF his Honor Judge z. Piatt. Re.
fcrred TO the Committee on Interpretations.
The following bills received their first read
ing: rs
"a B u {Rrom the House) to alter and amend an
aSt enttled IAN act 70 authorize the sale OF
the Columbia Canal Y. # T7a.;'yE
s8 BY Az, Arnim. Bill TO Incorporates the, Vau-
clnae Mantsacturing Company In EdgeBeld
/, B By iii. Lunny. Bili to increase the salaries
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Lieutenant Governor Gleason, Of Florida,
has resigned the presidency Of the Senate, and
the resignation has been accepted by the
Senate.
1t 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
well as most Of the places Of business along
the line Of march.
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ACTS OF THE GENERAL AssEMBLT
The following bills have passed both Houses
OF the General Assembly {; E

| The following bills have passed both Houses
OF the General Assembly E
BILL TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED GAN Aar
! TO AMEND THE Law IN RELATION TO RECORD:
| ING MORTGAGES AND TO REGULATE THE LIEN
THEREOF"
! Whereas, Tho office OF the Secretary of stats
has been removed from the City Of Charlcstons
and great Inconvenience and delay has bear
caused by the provision Of the act ratified Oil
the 10Th OF December, A. u. 184S, which rey
qlires mortgages OF personality in CharlestoE
County to be recorded in Il Office Of the se
retory OK State; to cemedy which OWL: &
Bet endcled, That so much Of the second
section OF the act OF 1S4S, as requires mcrt-s
cages OF perso al property IN the County OF
Charlestol TO be recorded in the office Of tho;
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 be recorded
IN the manner aud within the time prescribed
by said act for other counties OF said State.
A BILL RELATIVE TO SALES OF PROPERTY UNDER
DEGREES OF THE COURTS OF EQUITY AND CIRCUITs
COURTS. Z
:, Be1 enacted, by tho Senate and House of
Representatives Of the State Of South CaroIina.s
now met and sitting in General Assembly, ands
by the authority OF the same+ q
SECTION 1. That from and after the first day.
OF January, eighteen hundred and sixty-pine,
it shall be the duty Of the sherifs 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 soldg
under DEGREES OF the Courts OF Equity, ands
shall then remain unsold. q
SEQ. a. It shall also be the duty Of thes
sherifs Of the several counties of the State tc5s
make sales of all property, real or personal,
which may ut any time hereafter be ordered to-
be sold by the Cncult Courts of the State sit
ting in Equity.
SEC. 8. The commissions and fees allowed
the said sheriffs on sales SO made by them
shall be the same as those heretofore allo we'd
to masters and commissioners in equity for
the performance of such duties.
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WASHINGTON.

=, EVIDENCE AGAINST lsUsTEED-PRoaREss IN THE
CASES OF VIRGINIA, GEORGIA AND MISSISSIPPI
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS. s%
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.
Mr.. Cuthbert, clerk in Judge Busteed's
Court in Alabama, testifies to Qualifications OF
the record. Ss.-
The Virginia Committee were in secret ses-
sion to-day.
There will be a 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 21st ult.
to the 31st ult., inclusive were So, III, ,O00
The Reconstruction Committee gave the
Mississippi case attention to-day. The Geor-
gia 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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a@CHARLESTONG GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
CHARLESTON. JANUARY s. 1s69.-Ata meeting
of the Board Of Directors Of the Charleston Gas
Light Company, held this day. the following resolu-
tions were adopted:
Resolved. That ia view Of the many serious acct
dents reported Ia the newspapers from the use of
the public win sustain this Company In the reduce
ton OF the price OF gas by an increased consump-
the price be reduced to FOUR DOLLARS PER
THOUSAND FEET.
Resolved That's an addit cnal intiucement to new
consumers, the Company will supply and put in st
it's own expense the service and supply pipe the
basement story of the house OF any new applicant,
under such regulations as the Board Of Directors
may establish. w. j. HERIOr, Secretary
January ~
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January ]

s@ CERTIFICATE OF STOCK LOST
Netce is hereby given that application will be made
In one M onth from date, for renewal Of CRRTIFI-
GATE No. 148 for Five N Shares in the stock Of the
Relief Loan Association, standing in the name of
j. RANDOLPH MoRDEcAI-tAe original having
boen lost OF mislaid.
December 10 Dec. 10. as. Jan. 10
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TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE.

MANY PERSONS KILLED AND BUILDINGS DE-
SrROYED
SAN FRANCISCO, January 10.-A letter from
Colino, Mexico, dated December 81, reports a
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 were
century old, were destroyed, and twenty per-
sons were killed by the falling walls Of the
American Hotel. The volcano Of Colino is
active.
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sS- THE MACHINE, CALLED MAN, rs


very complicated and delic.te one and is re lia.
BILE to get out Of order. and much more dihcult to
repair, than any combination OF wheels and cranks
an levers made by the hands Of man. AS q rule 1t
is tinkercd too much, and badly tinkered at that
is often calcmelzed, narcotzed, depleted, and 9TH
erwise misused, when ali that 1t really needs is
wholesome tonic and restorative like HOS LETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS to put II in proper trim and
keep 1t 90. The stomach is shamefully m3ltreated.
In the rst place. the food which its juices are in
tended to dissolve, too frequently thrown into it
hastily, and in o halfmasticated condition, In which
state the gastric acid cannot properly act upon It.
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 still
more with drastic purgatives. These tendin gas
they always do-to produce @ salutary change, he
tells the invalid that medical science do
for him. This, with all due Difference, is m istake
one of those mistakes which Talleyrand said were
tantamout.t to crines What the dyspeptic needs Is
IMMIGRATION. strengthen the stomach with HOS
LETTERS BIT ERs, and the stomach will strength
en- every other part Of the humah machine, and
make It, in common parlance, as good new. Upon
the state Of the digestion depends In measu re- the
condition of the whole system. Now the Bitters are
the most admirable tonic known. They consist OF
the finest vegetable inygorants ana restoratves,
combined with unadalteratei stimulant. The
dyspeptic needs nothing else to effect cure, except
alight, Nutritious Diet and fair amonnt OF exer-
eise Even in the absence OF these last mentioned
accessories, the tonic and Alternative properties Of
the preparation Win wo,k wonders, enabling the
dyspeptc 10 digest inferior faro with comparative
ease. and to maintain good habit Of body, ia spie
OF she drawbacks Of . Sedentary occupation.
Januarya K DAc F. 8s
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BETTING !! BETTING !!

5000 FEET OAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, q, 8, 4, and s
PIX
25o SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIRPED BELT
LACING ~
100 BOXES BLAKE's PATENT BELT
STUDS gs
150 DOZEN TOLLMAN,S BELT HOOKS
75o YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1e INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING. 1 INCH TO ii INCH d.
AMETER f
soAPsTONE PACKING, INCH TO ii
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GAsKETS OF
ALL SIZES. s#& s
CAMERON, BAMKLEY a. CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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Marrieo.

REIo-GLOvER.-On the I'd inst, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. JOHN w.
MoTTE, Mr.. w. L. REID. Of Cheraw, S. G., to Miss
VIOLA f. GLOVER. Of Orangeburg District, 5. @.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday eve.
ming, December d. 1863 at the brides residence by
Rev Mr.. E. NJ. GILBBRT, HERMANN l.. SCHREI-
NER TO Miss CASSIE GEMENDEN, all of Savannah
CARLETON-BACON.-In Beaufort, 8. O., on New
Years day, at the American Missionary Society g
House, by the Rev, DR.. WALKER Mr.. II. X. G ,Rt.E-
Ohio
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BRASS WORK.

STEAM aUAGEs, aoNas, aUAaE COCKS
STEAM BIRBs AND STOP COCKS, STEAM
u WHIsfLEs 's $f
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES. on GUPs
WATER GUAGEs. GLASS GUAas TUBES
MERCURY GUAGRs. LOW W TER DHTEc.
TORS rs fsS 81: ssS8s
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FOK PAalATHxA. Nl.OMEDA,o
VIA SAVANNAH, EKRNANDIMA AND JACKSON

elk ,TE~xDh THE FIRsT-OAsS aRT IA MEB
szsSssss sl5ss DICTATOR, Captain cHAs WILEY,
VIII sail from Charleston every 7UesdGp Erenng at
Eight O'Clock, for fhe above points. Sgss
The hrst class Steamer OITY ONT, Captain WM.
r MoNELTx, win nair from Charleston every Friday
Eeeaixg, at Eight O'Clock, for above po1ats.N
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans. and with the Florida
Raijroad at Eernaudina for Cellar Keys A6 which
point steamers connect with New 0rleans. Mobile.
Pensacola. Hey West and H,vana.
Through Ellis xAdi1g given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacosa and New Orleana. s wv Ss5s
Bath steamers conmectisg ,giM III 81 HIrt's steam :
eys Octdsgdha and Scer Springs assa Laies.
GriDn. Eusfis, Harris and Dukhnps. ~ ysaa
All freight ppyablc ON thawharf, s48
Goods not removed at sabse Mstl bS 80 E1as
ana expense OF owuers. A. at Ssssa Ell 53sss D
I % For freight or Passage ongagey9et & apply " ,
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a@- TO THE HONORABLE THE SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF SOUTH
CAROLINA:-The Petition of the undersigned, Mer-
chants and Taxpayers of the City of Charleston re-
spectfully showeth unto your Honorable Bodies:
That they have viewed with deep interest for some
Ane past the Efforts being made to reconstruct the
Savannah and Charleston Rall DAD to it's terminus in
the City Of Savannah, and feel assured the aid of
the State could not be more judciously bestowed
than in fostering SO important public enterprise
y 1t is conclusive with us, that the accomplishment
of this work will do much to advance the prosper.
stty OF the State as any project now submitted for
your consideration and will materially add to tho
eusiness of the City of Charleston as well as to the
value of property adjacent to the road.
It win open up large and wealthy section Of coun-
Try now entirely removed from fer want of proper
Facilities. and will mo.e restore to our Railroad
tcrests in the State that large and constant fow Of
tavei and trais which they enjoyed to so ereat en-
e2tsat in previous years. 49,
$Sur Petitioners, therefore, aek of your Honorable
sdes afavoTaple consldoration OF such measures as
yii relieve tho sad Company, and assure the early
SsAbuildinS of aaid road. 'tH n =
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| Ostendorf & Co.
John j. Small
VIM. Knobeloch
Werner & Ducker
Wagener & Monsees
Bollmann Brothers
john Il. O'Neill & Son
Paul, Welch & Bran,
des
j. FL. Renneker
A. Bischof
L. Entelmann
A. Canale
Taft & Rowland
Jeffords e. Co
Olney & Co
John II. Steinmeyer
Noses Goldsmith &
Son
Richard Hogan
l.. f. Chapeau
Screven & Nisbet
G. w. Stetfens
VIM. Marscher
Clacius & Wltte
G. Fouin
Albert o. Stone
Risley & Creighton
Iheo. D. Clancy & Co
J. Adger SplXthe
A. Gage &Co
=. Walsh
Louis Deitz
VIM. p. Knox
Nelmann & Borger
Francis st. Marks
j. T, Lopez
John Al. Martin
q. Voigt
r. 3. MiIlar
B. Foley
A. Melchers
John Hurkamp b Co
John II. Muller
VIM. L. Webb
T. Campbell
McDutf Cohen
VIM. CIovat
d. O'Nein & Sons
Berb1sse & Berkamyer
G. P. Poppenhelm
j. Archer
G. Madsen
F. E. Schroeder
w. Dayton
Wulburn & Stelling
T. Waring Mikell
VIM. E. Honour
Nathaniel Levin
G. L. Beecher
Geo. Shrewsbury
D. A. ANIME
Robert d. White
Henry Horlbeck
John 81. Jungbluth
M. p. Pickett
Geo. E. johnson
w. Millar
Samuel O'Hear
w. @. Bird
B. K. Kinloch
J. w. Griffin
j. M. f. Dereef
T UNI.
49, q. ~ = 1oDlas
S1iin SS H. .. ayan
W.! ~ tsayliionG
GolDuIn ~ " q uoWeA
p. L. Cleapor
=. "A. 4Wer
uew,s - mc napenichS
n, n. DIyer ! ' - -
Ioal1s ~ -. brown
1onm y, III - m! Meara j.
-. W. biibS
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

T HE SULTAN ALARMS EURoPE-EXCITEMEHT IN
sPAIN--INsURRECrIoN IN MILAN--conIPLETE
sUBJECTIoN OF oRETE-PAssENaERs OF THE HI
BENRIA AND BoRUssIA.
LONDON. January 9.-The firm attitude OF the
Sultan excites alarm. g. &e
Madrid dispatches report much excitement
in Spain.
There is said to be an insurrection in Milan.
Mail advices from Gambia confirm the COM
plete submission OF the Crelans to the Turks.
Thirty-nine OF the missing passengers and
crew OF the steamship Hbernia arc on the
Ocean Spray. bound for New York.
The passengers Of the Borussia, which is re-
ported off Portsmouth, England, with q bro
ken shaft, havetal been safely landed nt Ham
burg. y, 5-.
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aW FIRST NATION NAL BANK OF
EsTON.-CHARLRsTON.J JANUARY !, 1863.
The ANNUAL ELEC TON for DIRECTORS Of this
Bank will be held. ct the banking house on Tuesday.
the 18th inst. Te,ls open from Ten to Two O'CLOCK
WIN. G. BREESE,
January fnathm4 Cashier.
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Thos. j. Knauff
G. w. Seignious
| j. G. H. Claussen
Fl. Klatte Il Co.
VIM. Gurney
j. N. Ticdcman & Co.
( Il. Tupper g. Sons
| w. p. Hall
E. Poincignon
Kins'nan g. Howell
p. P. Locke
Geo. A. Locke
J. N. NJ. Wohltmann
Patrick Mckinley
T.. H. Stelling
James e. Green
G. A. Won Dohlen
II. +. Baker & Go
+. L. Quaekenbush
Kauapaux & Lanneau
j. G. & II. O. Martin
G. l.. Blase
George Rooster & Co
James Maioney
Thomas Turner
e. N. Fuller
w. j. Neriot
VIM. Morrison
d. Lilienthal & Co
John Tienaken
G.. w. Steffens g. Co
John III Scheele
Bart & Wirth
+. Lampe
Buhre & Rohdo
VIM. J. Coates
John Won Hollen
Theodore Cordes
James f. Slattery
N. +. Petit
T.. Schnell
j. P. Bredenberg
w. G.. T1ott
L.. T. Potter
B. F0ldmann & Co
j. B. Duval g. Son
w. H. Essterby
Conrad Ring
MarZyck & Duensing
81. w. Dorre
Forsyth, Met Comb & Co
P. Melvin Cohen %
Archibald King
John Mehrtens
Joseph Purcell
Hiram Harris
Stanley G. Trott, p. M.
A. &. Mackey
G. III. Graves
j. III. Cunningham
Elias Garden
d. A. Walker
Cameron, Barkley & Co
VIM. T. White
A. G. Welton
r. w. Turner
Campbell, Knox Il Co
F. G. Desverney
Edward p. Wall
r. E. Dereef
j. r. Maurin
w. Fl. Berney
Jacob Whitman
Alex. Isaacs
w. j. Molyneaux
A. #. Ravenel, Presi-
dent N. e. r. r. Co.
3. @. Solomons, Supt.
N. E. r. R. Go
f. P. Seignious
w. j. Magrath, Presi-
dent y. G. R. r. Go
p. Geraty
T. f. McMa0us
j. p. Merkhardt
ID. w. Gotgen
T. Finley
kE Aaaainez Aaaa
j. Shaw
william SlmOn6
Motto A. Plingle
Samuel Fogarty
T. MCCARTHY
w. s. Warner
William Natthiessen
Walter Steele
Edwin F. Mlscally
John Russell
J. B. Mu Ihineton
William H. Bellamy
Roselt Howard, Sr.
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le5- BAT4HELOR'S HAIR DYE.--THIs
7spiAaA.A Hair Dse ss the beat .s slAs world, shs
sonlys AEno s=A perfect Dysi harspiess. reliable,
nstantaAsous; no disappointment; no Ridiculous
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HTBUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe.
Streets and get better article for the same money
than at any otaer establishment In the city.
November IA 3mos
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FOR NEW YORK.
SAGE REDUCED TO SIS,
NEW ROUTE.
REDUCTION I'm FREIGHT.

Reduction IN FREIGHT.
ls.1>-ssmss THROUGH BILLS OF LADINa
. MRMa@$SSSssss W. from New Orleans to Charleston. g.
<EIWYlL1E4Y@ c., VIA Florida Kailroad and ALL
sssszss& ANCE LINE U. &. Mail stea nships.
And steamers CITY POINT and DICTATOR, win be
Sugar to Charleston. per hid. hd.................S76
Sugar. to Charleston. per barrel. ..............15
Molasses. to Charleston per barrel 80
Rice to New Orleans. per 100 pounds. .........
Id. AIKEN s Co: Agents.
FW PERKINS CO.. Agents,
No. 26 Carondeet-street. New Orleans
A. b. MOVES, Agent,
December is limo Fernandina, Fla.
FOR EDIsTO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE, HUTCHINSON AND
FENwIeK ISLANDS, AND WAY LANDINGs.
&C. THE STEAMER, ST. HELENA,
Captain JAMss e. kuMLEY, Will ne.
ceivo Freight THIS DAY and leave To-MoRRow MORN
ING, at Five o'clock. and Ediste THURsDAY MoRK-
For Freishtor Passage apply on bolrd OF to
JOHN q. MURRAY.
Market Wharf.
The steamer leaves again TUESDAY MoRNrNa, 10th
instant. at Eight O'clock, and Edisto THuRDAx
MoRNINo. ct Eight e'clock. ~ January u
INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS no ELORLDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM pACKE
LINE. VIA EDIsro, BEAUFoRr AND HILTON
CONNECTING WITH
THE A TLANTIC AND GULF RAXLROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
. rNH@A. THE FINE, FAST STEAMER
PILOT BOY. Captain FBNN PRcK. win
leave Charleston on MONDAY and THURSDAY MoRM.
INas at Eight o'clock Returning viii leave Savannah
TUESDAY, MORNINGS at kight O'Clock, and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON at Two O'Clock. touching at Edisto ON
THURSDAY trip from Charleston, at Eleven A. M.
and leaving Edisto at Nine A.. NJ, SATURDAYS. on re-
turn trip.
The steamer will touch al BlufYton and Chisoln's,
each way. every two weeks, commencing with trip
OF january 21st. s
For Freight Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON, tf
January II Accommodation Wharf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-11

I. RB- CARD.-THE WASHINGTON FIRE
sENdINE COMPANY will please accept my thanks
for their kind assistance on the morning Of the 9Th
Instant. j. B. McELHOsE.
January IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-11

&S" A c CAHD.-THE OFFICERS AND
Members of the Etna Fire Company return their
thanks to Messrs. N. NJ. PORTER and j. MAHER for
Refreshments kindly furnished the Company during
the fre of Saturday morning last
y January IL j. B. NIXON Secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-11

S sT THE STONEWALL FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY desire to return their thanks to Messrs
N S. BURNHAM. MARX IsEMAN, M. MARKS aud
for refreshments kindly furnished
them at the fire on the morning of the 9th inst
1 January IL VIC MILLER Secretarv