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rt,HIs GUANO DITFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Guano simply In the relative proportions OF
the same elements Of fertility.
It's use during the past four years for the culture
of cotton and rorn has given to 1t character tor
standard excellence unsuI passed by genuine Peril
yisn Guano. and where seasons OF drought lnter-
yeuc. il produces large increase of crops-
The price at whice this Gunno is placed IS 30
much below that of Peruvian Guano, as to constitute
it an object OF material importance to Southern
Agriculture. -
The large capital md resources of the Company
enable 1t to furnish Guano OF the hlghe value st
the lowest possible cost to consumer. and the
highest interest Of the Company Is recognized In
this policy.
The Company looks to large sales, small prohts
and o permanent trade for compensation ON capital
invested.
DR.. Sr. JULIEN RAvENEL, of South Caro-
lima, is Scientific Director to the Company
which affords sure guarantee Of the continued e1
celence of the Guano. None genuine unless Drand'
ed with the name of JOHN S. REESE CO., Gene
raj Agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode Of application: apply 70
j. N. ROBSON,
Agent for the State Of south Carolina,
Nos. l and Atlantic Wharf.
December 10 = Dko stath3mo
L
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Sc German Fire Engine Company
The members Of this Company are hereby ordered
to appear at The Engine House on To-MoRnow tsun-
day). 17th January, OF One o'clock P. NJ, in full
uniform, for to attend the Funeral of our former
member, F. E. ALMERS.
By order j. j. BoRGER,
January 1G Secretary.
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HABEAs CoRpUs.-ln the hc6eds corpus case
tried some days ago before Magistrates Dinsle and
Mackey, the question was WHITTIER magistrate who
had not qualified under the new constitution could
commit. E. BayDard seabrook, Esq. appeared for
the prisoner and r. c. Presley, Esq. contrH Mag
isratc pinge sustained the authority to commit but
Magistrate Mackey was of a contrary opinion. Yes
terday, it having been made kEown that Governor
Scott was Of the same opinion as Magistrate Mackey,
Magistrate Dinsle joined with Magistrate Mackey In
=, order for the release of the prisoner.
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TEE THEATRE.-There was an unusually
large audience last night, when the colleen Bawn'
with all its touching phases Of Irish life and charac'
ter was beautifully brought out, showing the stars
and lesser iumipares to their best advantage. TO
night Nj. and Mrs Watkins will appear for the last
time and will enact that stirring and powerful crama'
the "Pioneer Patriot" after which the charming
little Kate Gilbert will appear in one OF her unique
dances. The entertainment will commence with the
oneotic military afterpiece, the Daughter Of the
Paoip,entn
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Surfial ilptirfs.
January 16

EU- NOTICE. HAVE APPOINTED MY
Son, JOIN HENRY AvERILL, az 1uy Assistant for
the Inspection of Flour
All Orders will be promptly attended, to if left at
No. 63 EAST FAY. G. \. aFEhILL,
Jauuary1i IusL ectcr OF Flour aud Meal
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W. Y. .LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
AuctfOueera.

Under and by virtue 3fa decree Of the Court of
Equity for Charleston County. viii sell. at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day February
proI., at II o'clock, ut the Old Cussomhouse,
ALI that LOT OF LAND with the three story Brick
side Of Brond.street, corner Of Gadsden's Alley.
known as the No. II, measuring and containing In
front Broad.street twenty-seven feet six inches
t27 # In and in depth on Gadstiens Alley ninety
three feet six inches S3 it. n be the enid dimen-
sions more or less; buttiug 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-one.third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bonds CT the purchaser, bearing
Interest at seven per cent per annum payable semi
annually, secured by mortgage Of the premises;
buildings to be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser TO pay for papers and for stamps.
JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver Of DAWSON & &BLAcRMAN:
January IS WB7
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FREMEN's BENEFIT TO ME. GILBERT.-Ihe
sremen are agitating the subject ofa benefit to Mr.
J. v. Gilbert of the Gilbert Troupe on Friday night
next on Which occasior Mr.. Gilbert viii present the
compa ny that purchases the most tickets with an
elegant and genuine gold medal made and hand
sornely engraved in Mr. Lewin's best style. There
will be, no doubt, considerable rivalry for the prize
which win be worth the winning. There appears
De hearty cooperation on the part Of the fremen
who thus testify their Of an earnest effort
n Introduce thslegRimate drama in our midst
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ayREcEIyERS NoTIGE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having been appointed hccelver Of The
late arm If DAWSON & DI.AC KHAN. hereby gives
notice that all claims against snl firm must be pre-
scu!oi to him. and all persons indebted must make
payment to JNO. /. HUMPHREY,
January Is No 81 Broadstrect.
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fnnrra4 uotiffs.

ALMERS-Departed this life, in this city. on
Thursday. January "A, 1869, F. L. ALMERS, In the
ffty-!ourth year of his age.
H9 Tho Relatives, Friends and Ac-
auaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. ALMERS, and OF
Mrs. j. L. HEroHEI, ore respectfully invited to at
tend the Funeral of the former, from the German
Lutheran Church. corner Easel ani Anson streets,
To. MORROW Sunday AFTERNOON, at Two o'clock.
January 16
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The STEAMSHIP MARMoRA.-Ihis steamer.
which viii be employed on the Charleston and Li7-
erpool line was prevented from taking her regular
place by the injuries and detention she sustained in
the terrible gale which is reported follows BY her
commander:
Captain Robinson, master Of the iron steamer
Marmora Of Bartlepool, bound FROM Cardiff to Ban.
gor, United States, with one thousand TONS railway
iron arrived in the Shannon, On tho 2lst nit, and
makes the following report: "Four OF the crew
were MANNED and wounded, arising fcon injuries
received in the fearful goe Of the 14th ut and the
following days, when the steamer was seriously
damaged, ard had narrow escape CT going down,
owing to the dannerous nature OF the cargo. The
Marmora left Cardiff the 9Th ut, and experienced
very severe weather up to Monday the 14h when, as
far west 90 degrees she encountered tho full force
of one of the most violent storms ever experienc.
ed The gale was terrific in the extreme, and
ragged with fury for some days, the ship, crew and
cargo teing completely at its mercy, while the sea
washed over her TO such height as 10 float the life
boats attached to the davits. The bows CT
the steomer were stove in, and the bulwarls
shvered to atoms, the bridge and decehouse were
totally carried away, and everything On the deck fell
prey TO the violence of wind and water. The plate
bows having vea way, it was feared the Mar1no.a
would have gone pieces. bat she was kept wcu be-
fore the wind, as the only chance lef' The suffer-
in2 endured t7 The seamen Upon the cccas:oa IVES
exrems. As the steamer dipped and tossed upon
t. ocean, the railway iron waJ heaved against the
decks completely driving hem up. and the steamer
was looked upo: as all but lost. ehe was drlveu
from distance of seven hundred miles into the
shannon, and came to a.c or at TarbG't Boad- Cn
Saturday night. Two of the crew have been sent tc
Burlington. Eospital-John Dunn iu dangerous
state with ed head And legs and several BIC
! wounds in different parts of the body; Aramcr
Faranc is IA bllck), o native O. Mirtn que, wit
broken thigh. fracture Of the head aud co itusiort
about the back aud ,hest. Two Others OF the crew
are in private iodginghouse under incdical t.c.t
mcni, AID are reported US sick Or disabled.
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WILLIAM MCKAY

VIII sell on MONDAY the 18Th instant ct II o'clock,
at No. "a Bogard-street . -
THE ENTIRE FURNITURE.
coNsIsTIJa OF:
PARLOR FURNITURE, Bureaus. Bedsteads Nat
tresscs, Tables CHAIRS Carpets, Pillows, Bolsters,
.Crockery, &c. 5ii.i-e,i - - - -. 80
f.i.'tf.. 60, ALSO :tf.;icni.! l'aiCf
One COMBINATION sAFE-cost $780,, oGs <
ALSO .-..-7 -. q.
Two Imported DURHAM COWS. one Horse, one
Wagon and Rarnese. .-.y ys..,... - -,
Terms cash. Goods to be removed before i've
O'Clock same day. - January 16
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UNITED STATES CoURT, january '15-Hon
GEORGE s. BRYAN, FREsDNG,-lhe court opened a
II O'Clock A. NJ. The following causes in bankrupt
cy were disposed Of;
Ex parte Robert D. White. Petition for inal dis
charge W. J. Gayer. Esq, pro pct. Final hearing
4th February.
Ex parte Christopher Gaillard. Edem. W. G.
DeSauss,ue, Esq, pro pet. Final hear'ug 9th Fe'
bruary.
In re Wilton S. Coleman. in Re D. {. Waugh
Judge approved of appointment OF z. W. Carwile
assignee.
Ex parte John D. Harper and VIM. q. Kennedy
Petition for rina discharge. Jones PRESLEY, pro
pet. Order signed by the Judge.
In re Isham Moore. Richard NJ. Moore, JoEu J.
Crosswell, James NJ. Jennings, John =. Pearson.
Final hearing 4th February.
w.J. Daniels. Petition for final discharge Final
hearing 18th F. -biu uary.
tx parte A. q. Abrahams, assiguee Levi fucker.
Petition for extra compensation. Referred to 9.
Carpenter Registrar, for report.
Court adjourned.
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#BUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIEfE CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe
Streets and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the CITY.
November Il 3mos
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We REFER TO JOHN CoMnNs, No. 1S1 Meet
ing-streot near Market He offers mems water
proof mining brogans, with wooden soles, at 81 25
per pair; also seven cases os ohldrens waterproof
bootees, India rubber soes durable shoe, at 81 90
per pair. sw2 January Is
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COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND
sXyAssAH.-The Savannah News of thursday says;
eve understand that the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company are engaging men to work upon
the road. and that they expect TO build that portion
of the line between Savannah and coosawha1chie oy
the first of May. They will then place passenger
and freight boats on the Savannah River to connec'
with their trains, until the bridge is rebuilt. We
shall be glad to see this line of communication with
our sister city of Charleston reopered as it will be
great convenience. and may prove positive benefit
IN Savannah"
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Rose Williams, colored,
was committed to Jail yesterday for breach OF the
peace, and go was II. b. Mitchell. coored tor breech
of trust with fraudulent intentions.
John Bull was released on bis own r:cogn:zance.
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NDELLBnE PENCILS, for marking linen, Pal
ace Playing cards, very. handsome; common Cards,
Is cents per psck; Check Books and Bank Books
very low; Slate Pencils IS cents per box; Shipping
Cards and Ta.s, at COURTENAYS,
January /, smw 9 Broad-street.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound. at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson Streets Goods delivered free.
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January }

aT BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.:TH1S
splendid Hair Dye Is tie best II u:e world; the
only trua and perfect Dyoi barin!oss. reliable,
natanianeous; no disappointment; no ridiculoue
hnts; remedies the i'll elects OF bad dyes; invtgo-
rates and leaves tho hair soft and beautiful black OF
brown. Sold by ell Drusgsts and Perfumsra; aod
properly applied 1t Bachelors Wig Factory. No
Bond street, New YorE. Iyr !anEarS )
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Ks- BRIDE AND GE0oM.-ESsAYS
FOR YOUNG MIN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom 10 Bride in the institution oil Marriages.
aglde to matrimonial felicity aud trn, happiness.
Sent by mil in scaled letter envelopes fire., Of charge
Address EDWARD ASSOCIATION, box P, Pha-
delphia. Pa. Septenocr
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M- Deutscher Bruderlcher Bund.
Members are respectfully requested TO attend the
Funeral of our deceased Brother and Honorary Mem
ber,L. F. ALMERs, at the German Lutheran Church,
To-MoRRow Sunday AFTERNOON, at Two O'Clock.
By order of the President.
A. ". RIECKE,
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SERVICE AT THE UNITARIAN CHuRoH.-It is
understood that the Rev. Me Cutler, who has filled
the pulpit Of the Unitarian Church very accept
ably the past few Sundays, will for some time 10
come preach every Sunday night ut seven O'Clock, as
well as in the mornings. The subject Of bis dis
course for tomorrow night will be "Jesus and the
Young Ruler Mr. C. is J gentleman Of most de-
cded ability. very fine reader, aud ore Of the most
impressive pulpit orators that has been heard in
Charleston since the days Of DR.. Thornwell.
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Auftipll Sales.
sHERIFF's SALE.
BY A. C. McGILLlVRAY.

Aucttoneer.
By virtue of an order of A. c. Richmond, c. G. 8.
and C. P issued In conformity with the provisions
of an Act Of Assembly. ratified Goth September,
1866 entitled can act to secure advances for agc.
cultural purposes" and with the consent Of all
parties concerned, will expose at public auction.
at the etorehouses on Boyce's South Wharf, on
MONDAY next, the 18th inst, OF IL O'Clock In the
us small bags SEA ISLAND COTTON lin the
seed)
ITO bags Sea Island Cotton Seed
rs bags Sea Island Cotton Seed.
Seized and to be sold as the property of R. j. & j..
H. Muirhead, at the suit of Henry Waterman, to Sc
cure advances made in conformity with the above
act. g.
Terms cash. E.w NJ MACKEY, sc. c.
January16
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AssEssMENr OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROP
EnrY.-Notice is called to the advertisements Oh Tue
County Auditor. stating the time and manner OF the
assessment of real and personal property, and the
names Of the persons authorized to act as assessors
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TIE MARINERS CHUi.cu.-There will be
services in the Mariners Church. Church street. to-
morrow, Sunday, at haltpast ten o'clock in the
morning, and halspast three o'clock in the after
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MASQUERADE SUITS TO HIRE, at E. Scotts
Shirt Emporium. Meedng-street, neatly opposite
Market ball. thstu3 january Il
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MAGroL1A WATER-superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
January 12 tuths3
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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ters in every style. Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot cof
fee and chocolate at oil hours Ice cream every
dRy
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RY H. III. DeLEON..

VIII be sold. at Public Auction. at tho Old Postof.
Ace, on TUESDAY, January 10, 1859. at II O'Clock.
1870 tforty.fve hu adred) SHARES Of the Capital
Stock OF the COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, In lots to suit purchasers. -
Conditions cash. stuthemtu8 January o..
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es-The Members Of tho German Rifle
Club are hereby summoned to uttend the Funeralof
their lRte member, F. L. ALMERS, at the German
Lutheran Church, Hasel-street on SUNDAY, the 17th
inst, at Two o'clock ?. NJ.
By order of the PRECEDENT.
c. e. BERGMAN.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo.-Wc publish this
morning Supplement containing the advertisement
Of Messrs. S. a. Durham L Co.'S celebrated so.ub:n
Pacific gaano one cf the best of tie many fert zers
now competing with each other for the favor of asr:
cultulists Mr.. ]. n Robson, Nos. and Atlantic
wharf, is the sole agent for this STATE and prepc
ed to furnish it. to order. Every cargo rs arrives
is aralyzed By Professors Shepard and Ravcne thus
atordlng double guarantee TO planters that it ia OF
the best quality. Mr. Robson sells for cash at sG5
pr ION, or at SO Fer ton credit 10 November
1865 with per cent. interest and approved &C.
curity. The following letter frrm prominent and
reliable plante. of Marion District bears testimony to
the value of this manure:
LITTLE Rock, s. c.. De :ember u. 1863.
Messrs. S. A. DunhGm Dc Co.:
GENTLEMEN-1n an wer to your inquiries IN refer.
ence 10 E.y experience with Pacific Guano, regret
that am unable TO s:ate facts based on carefully
made experiments. In 1857 used Tut two bags Pa-
cific-ope TO corn. the 9th to cottoD. 1t was used
by the side of No. PeruGian-ue same money
value per ucre-applied at the time AID in the
same way as the Peruvian The young cotton grew
OF earlier where the Pacific was used. and reached
an earlier maturity. think the relative yield was
about the same ON both corn and cottoD The past
year used (11) eleven TONS Pacific Guano again By
the side OF No. Peruvian. defended to note care.
fully the relative yield, but the experiment was lost
on account of my absence from homo at the time OF
gathering. I propose using both the Pacific aud
Peruvian next year, with the view of determining
which rays best The Pacific gives young plants an
earlier start. which think will mako 1t valuable
manure for cotsca applied both Pacific and relu-
Wan to my trnip crop; the crop is nearly failure,
aud worst where the Pacific was used-oota were
used at the rate Of two bags per acre. have never
applied the Pacific to the potatoes, wheat or oats.
am. very respectfully.
Your obediont servant,
Z. T. STACKHOUsE.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-A brick house III Unity
alley which has been threatening to isi! for come
time, was pulled down yesterday.
Yesterday, the last day for the payment OF taxes
due for the month of December, brought great
many interested 'to taw," who squared up with the
corporation.
Two colored men have been drawn on the grand
Jury for the next term OF court
TITO remains of til, Lite Donald L. Mckay esq,
were carried to CheIaw viz the Northeastern Fall
road, yesterday NOR lug.
rhe "sea of Ice" new drama, with eit gent sceE-
ery. will be put upon the 6cards by the Gibers On
Monday night
Several fire comp an:es have in contemplation the
presentation Of spnropristc testimonials to their
presidents, some o, WHOM Will r-tire.
MT. L. T. Almers Who las te,n sexton and co..
lec.or ofthe German Lotheran Church .oe the pas:
thirteen years. d,ed on Th:;r Gay aferno ~ and wilt
be bu:ied tomorrow.
number of tho members Of the Union League
have brancSed ca TO themselves and formed the
nucleus of new o-seriZlio' less exactng in its
oaths and demands.
Tho Right Reverend E. -lop pcrs;co LETT for Sum-
mervile Yesterday to Nr. j. ". Brownheld,
whose illness ha lot abat>d
The forty-third anniversary of tho Phoenix Fiie
Company will take pa C on the 18th instant; the
presentation ceremonies OF the Vi2ilants on the
sAne evening, end the fourth anniversary OF the
Stonewali on the 2st instant.
A Iinhthouse-oil lamp came very near setting fire
to the office Of DR.. F. Peyro Porcher, in Meeting.
street, night before last During his absence it
blazed ND out of the chimney ntd was seen from an
opposite window, when several gentlemen rushed
over and prevented perhaps, serious fire.
Material was purchased yesterday to commence
the erection of new Catholic church, 81 Ilivans
Island, in place of the one destroyed during the war
Mr.. Walter Cade removed the scafold from Mr..
wcbbs new store. Meetrg-street yesterday.
The altar for ST. Pauts Church, soc:etS,st:eet, is
nearly completed. ALI it needs ia the ornamental
finish, which is being tut on by MessIs. sawnsr &
ferguson in handsome STYLE The eDtirc altar re-
aects great credit on their mechs,ical skill and
taste.
Areeting Of Tie ladies Of the various Catholic
congregations was held yesterday. to devise means
10 assist Bishop Persico in completing his new
chapel in Aiken.
John Rodgers alias San lerson was sent back to
wilmington yesterday by the Northeastern Railroad.
sande1son is the North Carolnn runaway boy who
esoaped when an attempt YVES malc 10 reeh,p him
home sometime ago.
The interest On the Chsrcw and Darlington Rail-
road Certificates will te pa.d at the People National
Dank.
Tho one hundred and third anniversary OF the Ger
knan Friendly Society will be celebrated on "ednes-
day next ut the Pavilion. at O'Clock 2. NJ.
The Rev. E. T. winkle- will pre,oh sermon ad.
dressed to young men at tho Citadel Square bspus1
CHURCH tomorrow evening at hsfpast seven O'Clock.
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sS CoNsIds sEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore. are hereby no ihed that she
is This DAY di.chargns cargo f'om Pier No l. Union
Wharyes all Goods not taken away OF sunset. will
remain on wharf at Consi ,necs' risk.
MORDECAI & CO.,
January 16 ii Agents.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

x1ARGEsr clRcULATloN.-raE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED As HAVING cuE LARGEST CIR
oULk.GoN IN THE Ci-y oE CHARLESTON,
pgsIIsaEs TIE LIST OF LETTERS RE..AlN.
ING m THE PoSToFfIcE A. EHE END OF
EAoH WEEK. ACCORDING 70 iHE PRovIs.
ions OF THE NEW posEorftcE Law.
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NOTICE TO coNsIGNEEs. THE
schooner A. g. IRELAND will discharge cargo TH1s
DAY at Brown l. Co.'s Wharf. Goods not called for
will be stored at sunset at risk and expense con-
sienees. No claim, allowed efter goods leave the
wha.f WILLltM hoACd q Co.
1o,r,rv n 1
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sSTRINITY CHURCH, HASEL-S FREET.
Services may be expected iD this Church by the Pas
tor. Rev. W. P MoUzoN, Tomorrow MORNING at
haifpast Ten O'clock in the AFTERNOON at halfpast
Three oclocl;, and u. FIGHT at quarterpast Seven
o,c.oc, January 1G
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Sale Of Government Stores. t.9a.f 3.
VIM. GURNEY. AuctiOneer.

Sale OF Government StoTeS. ,,ii1
WIN. GURNEY, AuctiOneer.
There Will be sold ut Public Auction, q. the United
States Subsistence Depot South Commercial wharf
East Bay-street, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, WEDNESDAY,
January 20, 1853, in lots to suit purchasers, -
9,938 lbs. DESICCATFD POTATOES fs-i =.
2S,467 lbs Desccated Mixed Vegetables -
Put up In Zinc cases of about go pounds each.
These Stores have not been condemned being IN
perfect order, but no longer required for use by
the Government they are an excellent article OF food
for either man beast. - .l..i.-s| a 3t{tas -
AFTER WEIGH, WILL BE SOLD, 3 2a.sJ93 =
The following COND ED STORES, viz:,.iis
bbls. PORK ~ -. 2
81 bbls. Corn Meal
SAG lbs Bacon
70 Bake Pans.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
THOMAS O. SULLIVAN, O. g., q. g. "A
Office Depot Comnissary,l South Commercial mharf.
Charleston, 8. G.. January II, 1863.
January IA tiI.-s So rN7-r'o.1,