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IN the District Court Of the United States
Tor South Carolina MAY Term 1859

In the matter of Charles Brill, of Columbia. s. G.
B,ankruPt.nPeHion for Fuu aud Fina: Dis
nkDERED, That hearing be had on the four
~ teenth day. of June. 1869, at Federal Court
House, in Charleston. s. c.; and that all creditors.
&c, OF said Bankrupt appear at said time and
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted.
And that the second and third meeting of credit
0rs M or said Bankrupt will be held Mt the Office of
y. U. Jaeger ESQ.,. Register OF Third Congress
sonai 81 District, s. c. OH 18th day of June, 1869
1869. DANIEL. HnPI IRR RREHV ~ may
Cerk OF the District Court OF the United States
lor couth CarOllna. Nav Is az
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If You think that your opportunities are
not good enough, you had better improve
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ANNExAT1oN OF Observation-Disclosures re-
celved In this city states that majority of
the anti Z nionists, or repealers, as they are
called, OF Canada, will, early in the sum
mer, openly advocate the annexation of the
New Dominion to the United States. A
general anti Union convention is to be held
IN June, and at that time the annexation
party is to develop itself
Washington Chronicle.
The New York Legislature has adjourned,
full OF days and iniquity. Its last job was
to raise the New York city tax levy from
S5.60O,000 to $9,2OO,O0o.
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pursuance of a resolution of the Board of D-
Il rectors, a dividend OF twenty-five per centum
on the capital stock OF this Company payable in
STOCKS STOCKS OF the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
company (beinS share for share, is hereby de-
clared The Government tax and stamps to be
Paia by the Stockholders to the undersigned, on
GHonyery OF the scrip dividend. The Transfer
BOOK Will be closed from the Goth to the 25th inst
inclusive; and the dividend scrip will be ready for
delivery at this Office on and after the last named
aate. Stockholders, or their legal representatives,
present their stock certificates
May l5 II c.. III, MANSON 'rreasnrnr
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GILBERT HOLLOW, LEXINGTON COUNTY.

MAY II, 1869.
MIR. EDITOR: You will please announce Doctor
W. Il. ADD1 as candidate for County Commits
81 'nnr OF Lexington. His name AS a. gentleman
Is lndisputable, and his family connections, on
both sides. are of the first character Nav 1878
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Extra Fine Beef and Mutton

a7f} ,lsA CAN be obtained at Stall
Nv, No: 3, in the Market, To- nKM&
flne Mutton will be furnished at theIkaz&A
samo Stall during the balance Of the week,
May Is :.
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4 table Of intcrcs. The d;nnsr-table.
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chants who understand tho value of ADVERTISING
IN these fast days there are few who do no-are max
ng their arrangements to advertise for the spring
trade In this connection the columns of every local
paper in this State. Georgia. Florida and Alabama
are valuable to the merchants Of Charleston. Tor 9,
merchant to select those best suited to his trade
and make separate contracts with each, is very in
convenient, and often impossible. This end can
however, be obtained by advertising with Messrs
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, who have established nm
advertising agency on very extensive scale afford
ing merchants every convenience, lists Of papers,
rates. &C., making advantageous contracts on short
notice.
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fertilizers.
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the "wANDo FER.
TIL1ZER." which the experience of the past season
has proved to be of the most valuable in our
market 1t has for its base the materials from the
phosphate beds of tho Company on Ashley River
and is prepared at their works ut the EAST END OF
HASEL-STREET in this city. In order to guarantee
It's uniformity and maintain its high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with tho distin-
guished Chemist, DR.. G. U. SHEPARD, Jr., who
carefully analyses all the ammoniacal AMI other mn.
terial purchased by the Company, an3 the prepared
Fertlizer, before being offered for sale. The Com
pany is resolved to make an article which will nrove
to be complete Manure" and give entire satis.
faction.
For terms, circulars. and othe, information. apnlv
TO VIM @. DUKES & CO.. Agents,
No. 1Souh Atlantic Wharf
a"iy nwf 3mos
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nsm Qualifications.
.
ID USSELL's BOOK STORE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c.

THE POET AND THE PAINTER or Gems of Art
and Song, with ninety-nine large steel engrav.
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TENNYsoN's ENID, Illustrated by Gusave Dore fo.
lilo, in al elegant binding So
TENNYsoN's LoCKsLY BALL Illustrated by Hennesy,
octave, So.
GRAY's ELEaY, with seventeen finely colored draw
ings and Photographic reproduction CT the
original manuscript, 4to. Sc 20.
WAYsIDE Pos1Es, original POEMS of country life,
edited by Robert Buchanan, with foriy-seven
illustrations 4,o. SO.
The BIRD, by Michele., illustrated by two hundred
and ten exquisite engravings by Giacomeln, So
CHRIST IN SONG, or Hymns of Emmanuel selected
from oil ages by Philip Schaff, D. D., $40, cloth
gilt extra, Sc.
CowPEn's TABLE TALK, and other Poems beauti-
FULLY illustrated by the most eminent English
Artists, volume. 4to, SO.
sToRY WITHOUT AN END, from the German of Ca
rove, large Alto, with fifteen beautiful pic
lures, in imitation of water colors, 81 so.
CHRIsTMAs CAROL, by Charles Dickens, with thirty
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SCoTIA's BARDs, tho choicest productions of the
Scottish Foets, beautifully illustrated Svo, S4
MARnlIoN, by Walter Scott, with fifteen Photographic
illustrations, 49,
LAYS OF THE HOLY LAND. from ancient and modern
writer's. with sixty-thrao Nlistr rntinna. avo 81.
CHAMBERS BOOK OF DAYS q miscellany of popular
antiquities, two large volumes, royal 8vo, 50.
Tie above are all in elegant bindings.
January Tyr
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*Yice J. 3. O'Riley declined reelection.
fVice Thomas j. Webb, elected President

A HANDSOME PRESENT TO THE SoUrn Caro-
LIMA MEDICAL NoLLEGE.-Mr. G. luhn, apothecary
and chemist. corner of Ring and John streets, in a
recent trip North for goods, took especial pains to
proviie for the South Carolina Medical College a
very rare and valuable collection OF chemical spcc
mers. The attention shown, as we'll as the present
itself, were highly appreciated by the Faculty of the
College, and, to express their thanks they passed
the following resolutions:
Reso!:ed. Ihathe thanks of the Faculty of the Med
1cal College Of the State of South aroina are due
and ar hereby rendered, to Mesrs. Powers Weight.
man. chemists OF Philadelphia. Penn, for the ex.
ceedlngly and, OF ths time valuable collection
sf over one hundred and fifty specimens of the
them through Mr.. G. J. Luhn -
hsso,yed That hat to Mr q: J. Luhn apothecary and
chemist OF this city, the Faculty feel under great
obligations for the interest he has manifested in the
wel'ale OF our college, by procuring, by his individ-
ual application and exer,ion the collections from
Messrs. Powers Weightman; and also the gratifca-
uon they feei from Mr.. luhn's statement that he
hopes to obtain ircm other sources further speci.
mems. >1
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Estate Sale Of Plantations and Residences.
BY LOUIS ID. UeSAUSSURE.

on TUESDAY,. the 18th day of January, 1850, will be
sold, at tho Old Postoilcc, IN Charleston bv order
OF the Devisees of JOHN Ashe
The handsome BRICK RESIDENCE on the north
side OF South Baystreet, between Meeting and King
sIrects (th1 residence of the late Colonel John s.
Ashc) being one OF the most desirable Dwellings in
me city. On the premises excellent Brick
sures "a feet ~ in front limo, 60 feet in on the
back line and 269 feet deep. more or less
The THREE STORY WOODEN MANSION HOUSE
On On tne north side OF South Bay-strcet between
Meeting and King streets. containing twelve rooms
three piazzas &C. On the premises are brick Kitchen
carriage house and stable The lot measures "a feet
IN IA 'front.' more or less, SO toe on the back line
ana 24l 1eet deep, more or less
Tue TWO RICE pL LANTAiIoNs at the best nitch
OF o., tho tide. known as "Wiu Town" and "High
plantation. situate in ST. Bartholomew's Parish, Col
Teton District, opposite Will Town. large creek,
acres, of which 400 acres are rice land under bank
about 26O OF which have been planted this year)
bounding to the north and northwest by lands Of
estate Baynard and Edward Barnwcll, to the south
on lands of Mrs. Wayne. and to the east on said
creek On the place are two small Dwelling Houses
una aceonanhooa IONS Tor seventy or more negroes
"A TRACT OF PINE BARiREN LAND. on the pon
Plantation, containing 180 acres of land.
Fifteen TOWN LOTS in the village Of viii Town.
EThe SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, in st.
Paus Parish, Collcon District 80 miles from Charles
w. uuu dDout o mics from AulnS Kun Depot
tho savannah and Charleston Raj road known as the
polnt Pace on Toog 100 River (the residence of
the late Col. John S. Ashc). considered one of the
most productive and certain places the coast con-
tanning about 400 acres OF land OF which about $50
are cleared On the place ovcrseer and negro
houses This place is considered healthy to reside
on all the year.
ALSO
The TRACT OF LAND OR ISLAND commonly
known rs Whoepins Island on the Dawhoo River.
Colleton District, containing 217 acres OF land.
ALSO,
"MOsS HILL" PLANTATION, lying in and
around Adams Run, Colleton District, containing
about 1ol0 acres, moro or less having ab out 10000
Pine Trees, boxed; butng and bounding to the east
ana northeast by lands Of estate Of John T. Mar
shall and the estate of VIM Wilkinson, to the north
by plantation called "Veachc's," owned by estate
James King, and to the west by lands of Edward
Barnweli a
The TRACT OF LAND known az "Roxbury" ST.
Pauls Parish, Colleton District containing about
$50 acres
Conditi ,ns-onc. third cash. balance by bond. pay
ayle in two equal successive annual instalments.
with interest from, day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage Of the property the city residences to be
fLsured and policies assigned Purchasers to pay
for all necessary pa. ers and revenue stamps.
December IS 2 tuths6 ntuthfsmtu7
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ALLIANCE IsnAELITE UNIvERsELLE.-In Nov
ember lost the first meeting held in this city, for
the purpose OF establishing branch of this assoca
ton, and temporary organization was Effected
The matter has been since constantly ag1tated and
ia now probable that permanent organization will
soon be eff ctcd. The object of the .'Aance" is to
improve the condition OF Is raelies throughout the
world and It recommends itself strongly to oil think
lug men OF that The officers of the temporary
organization are Rev. Joseph H. NJ. Chumacciro,
President; Nathaniel Levin, Secretary and A. Falk,
Treasurer
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MEMORIAL SERVICES OF REV. BASIL NANCY,
D. D.-Citadel Square Church was crowded last
night by large congregation Of all denominations.
to take part in the exercises commemorative Of the
life and services of distinguished divine, whose
influence and usefulness were not confined to his
own sect. An eloquent sermon was preached on the
occ as.on by Rev. Mr.. Winkler, who was assisted in
he services by Rev Mr.. Williams of the First Bap-
tst Church
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MASONIC ELEoT1oN.--At the annual election
of officers of Chapter No. l. r. A. NJ, the following
Companions were chosen for the ensuing year:
Companion 8. b. OPPENHEIM, H. P.
Companion A. KROEG, f.
Companion A. A. GOLDSMITH, s.
Companion L ALEXANDER, @. n.
Companion E. STRAUSS, p. 8.
Companion JOS. II. OPPEhHEIM. Secretary.
ompanion J. H LOEB. ] treasurer.
ompanion j. KAPHAN, R. A. @.
Companion g. BELL. @. F.V
Companion j. ORR, O. s v.
Companion ID. LOEB, c. T.V.
Companion s. MORRIS. s.
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The ENTERTAINMENT at Aiken, for the pur-
pose Of raising funds for the building OF Catholic
chapel, car O OF New Years Eve. Although the
ram was ncessnt for several hours previous to the
entertainment there was goodly number present
Father Rynp. was introduced by Judge Aldr1ch and
made brief address Alter she adde ess there was q
hot supper, and small fair and Christmas tree,
all OF which were literally patron;zed. About six
hundred do,la's were realized from the entertain
mept tits the intention Of Bishop Persico to com.
mence work without delay for the erection of the
chapel.
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l. o. B. B.-The Dan Lodge, No. SO, I. o. B.
b.. met yesterday afternoon, at the Masonic Hail. at
hree o'clock, and installed the following officers:
A. A. GOLDSMITH, President.
B. ROE. Vice-President
j. KAPHAN, Secretary.
j. H. nj. CHUMAGEIkO, Financial Secretary.
j. FLAUM, Treasurer.
b. SPRING, Monitor.
l.. ALEXANDER, Assistant Monitor
H. CRENCH, j. G..
L. KAUL, 0. G..
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WHITEwAsHINa THE tEs.-This morning,
the labor brigade organized at the suggestion Of
Mayor C11rk will commence to whitewash the srees
In the various public squares and in the streets.
The old and decayed trees are to be cut down.
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CtrY Stock LOOKING UP.-We learn that sales
of nearly forty Thousand dollars of City Stock were
made on Saturday, by Messrs J. Drayton Ford and
Leitch & Bruns at prices ranging from ffy-eight to
sixty with interest from date Of sale, deliverable be-
tween the 18th of January and the 10th Of February
next. This is certainly an encouraginI sign
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DON'T FORGET that Dowe & Noises Drug Store
is the place to find ' Hoods Sovereign Balm" th,
only sure cure for Coughs. They have the genuine
article direct from the manufac .ories
receMbcr so wfm6
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ay- LARGEST ClRCULATlON.-rHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
REUoaNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE posToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 The PROvIs-
IONS OF TIE NEW pOSTOTFICE LAW.
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CARRIERS COMBINED WRITING AND COPYING
1Nk-'his wel-known ard reliable in is for sale by
Messrs. Denny Perry, agent, Meeting street
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

f. +. CHAPEAU, Meeting street, next Mills
house, advcrtiscs Mcclellan saddles second -hande
and new; also wagon harness.
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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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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsafAN's SALOON. N.-Ops-
tors in every style. Mince pies sh daily Hot cof.
fee and chocolate ut oil hours. Ice cream eyery
day.
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RAILROAD Aco1DENr.-The up passenger
train over the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
ran off the track near Newberry, on Friday, de-
moshing two cars and slightly injurng several pas
.sengers.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & II. s. BRUINS,

AuctiOneers.
by virtue OF on order Of sae to me directed by the
hon. Geo >. BRYAN, Judge of the United States
District Court for the District Of South Carolina
WI Offer for sale at public auction on TUES
DAY. January IL. 1869, at IL o'clock A. NJ at the
Oid Postohce, foot of Broal street. Charleston
4. O.,
-AI that LOT OF LAND, boing part of the lot for
merly e known by the No. = Meeting street, in the
City of Charleston, measuring in width running
parallel with Mee,ing-street fifty (5O) feet and in
depth forty.one an feet. Bounding north on landH
OF Otis Mills, east on lands OF Elliott south on
lands OF estate of James Gibson and west on lot of
land below described
All that otdcr LOT OF LAND, with the BUILD.
mos thereon, situate on Meetr g.street and for
merly known as No. 234, Bounding to the west on
Meeing-strect and measuring thereon say fifty (5Oj
1eet TO the Lorh on lands of estate of James Glib.
son. and measuring on said line say one hundred
ana thlryhvc 1867 feet, to tho east on lot of land
aoove @ described, and measuring on said line eay
n1ty 6O feet, and to the south on lands late of John
FL. Margart. - 'OAA
Ierms-One-third cash; bala acc in three equal
successive annuil insalments, secured by bond or
bonds OF purchaser bearing interest from day Of
sue AZ the rate OF seven per cent per annum, and
mortgage of tho premises, buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
ana stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee of James Browne.
beCciIoer % wfm9 tut
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M1NoE TAhT.-The Boston papers are snick-
,ering over the following item:
So many Christmas mince pies were presented to
Charleston editor that he used up half column of
his paper in returning thanks.
The down East paragraphis don't mean the editor
of THE NEWS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
A UCTION SALES THIS DAY

j. A. ENsLow & Co. will sel at IL O'Clock, on
Central Wharf. hundred and eighty kegs ills.
E. W. nj. MACKEY will sol at the Courthouse. at
10 O'Clock, q horse aud bread cart.
CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell, ut 10 O'CLOCK, in
their auction house Haselstreets dry goods. iurni
-ture, &c.
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I. 0. O. F.-MARIoN LODGE, No. 2.-The an
nversary meeting of this Lodge was h old on Friday
nightat Odd Fellows Hail. After the transaction of
the regular business of the evening, collation. was
served, at which Colonel T. Y. simens G. NJ, pre-
sided, assisted by VIM 1hayer. G. r. Short speech
es were ade by the officers elect, and an eloquent
Grafton was delivered by the orator Of the occasion,
Augustus E. Cohen, Esq. The following is the list
of officers elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Brother A. s. MINIS, N. q.
Brother A. g. MAGRArH, v. G.
Brother II. @. STARR. Recording Secretary.
Brother j. @. MARTIN, Per. Sec. and T1eiS
TYPoanAPHIoAL.-At the forty-ninrh ami
versary meeting of the Charleston Typographical
Society, held on the evening Of the Cd January 1862
the following gentlemen elected officers to serve
for the ensuing year:
#THOS. j. WEB }, President
tC. A. y. CHURCH, Vcc-President.
j. w. RUTLAND, treasurer
JAMES ROMAN, Secretary.
Stdndiny Commtttee--Messrs j. d Parry T. Carr
and g A. Moore.
Committee oss Charty.-Messrs. c. A. d. Church. C.
Adams and c.. T.. b. Bremen
COMMITTEE Burial Lots.--Nessrs g. W Nicker
son, James Roman ard John Carr.
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THE CITY RECoRDER.-At tho next session cf
the Legislature bill will he introduced to abolish
the Mayors Court and transfer the trial of police
causes to the jurisdiction Of the CITY Recorder.
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FoR WRIaHT's BLUFT.-The steamer Marion,
Captain j. I. Foster will col above Wednesday,
9th inst.
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HOTEL LARRTvALs-January and 3.-Charles-
ton Hotel-N Carter, City; Rev W Boone, Georgia;
ID Hamp, Buffalo, N Y; q u Sellers, st Mathew's:
Auchincloss, q Fulton, New York; Il Camp
bell, South Carolina; e Elliott. Street, Jr, Gin.
'cinnah; ] Lanier and servant, q Jordan. New
York; Stone. Paris, France; B Hazand George.
town; X Hackett, H Campbell, q Sears, New
York; W shular, City; g O McKcnsie, philadel.
phia; Allison, u 8 A: B @ Campbell, Florias: @
Pettingell, W Webb. South Caroline: Roger
Moore. North Carolina; W Benham. New York;
Chadwick, ,Wadmalaw; M Canty. WI witherspoon
Clarendon; Conyers and con, Georgia; L Ben
ton, B Hughes, Brunswick; K Auchincloss. Nesy
YORK; Patrick, Ireland; Loyden, New Jersey: ]
l. Burch, Florida; S 3 Palmer, Savannah; II Dorel
New York; II Watkins and lady. Sparta, Ga; e W
Scott, Savannah
Pavilion Hotel l-J W Wolf, H johnson, Geo w
81 Jackson. Penn; Wilson. Edtsto; soubiates
sCity: Geo Castello, VIM Williams. Augusta: d
Boydin, Hurlbut Worcester. Mass; J III scran-
ton, Wilmington; e g washburn Wiltown; q
Stone, Paris; Dr. Josh Wade, N J; T A Nettlss. N e
Il; l. dcrvais. Sumter; Kennedy and lady;
Salisbury. @; Haight and lady. N " Miss Kate
Templer, Savannah; W Heath. + TAsweY, N II; j
Malone, Brooklyn; Crosbr. N Y; N p Dutton, sss
Gull: " Coke. Augusta: g > Perler. saiters. g.;
p McKeivey. r 8 Couturisr, OF John's; John D
PArker. 9 Q; 8 rAnoren. Toledo. Ohio; N Moor
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Clothing auo rgurnisbina WooDs.

As"~V'"J WV S"*"NcvN"U VpupUe
NEW YEAR GOODS,
REDUCED PRICES.
STAR
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
SCARFS AND TIES,
OS ERY AND Low vES
WITH AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF
SILK AND LINEN
HEMNIED HANDKERCHIEFS
UNDER-C THING.
AN ELEGANT VARIETY OF
NEW GOODS,
AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
AT
e. s G o 7 It's,
McetinG-strect, opposite Market Hail.
January 6mos
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Aadi0n Sales.

assorted Try Goods per Recent Arytvals,
Brandy and Furniture Of a Family.
CAMPBELL, KNOX a. CO..
Cash Auction House, No. 55 IIasel.s rect
Opposite POstOHice.
VIII sell THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock
White AND GRAY BLANKETS. PIECE GOODS,
Fancy Goods, Hosiery Suspenders Dress Goods
shirts, Neck1ies Carpcting, &C., &c.
ALSO;
LY. VIZ: Cooking stove. Beadstcads, Wardrobe,
SCrockery. Books, three Carpets, Hair Seat Chair~
Conditions cash. JanuorvA
SHERlFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of writ of Fici Facias to me directed and
delivered, will be sold THIS DAY, the 4th Janu.
ary, at the northeast of the Courthouse
at IL O'Clock nj.
the right, title and interest Of the mt in
HORSE AND BREAD GAIT
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of John
Schroeder at the suit Of f. Cuirlllo
Terms cash. f. W. NJ MACKEY
January m3 8 q n
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A PUBLIC NUIsANoE.-At the wharves be-
tween Calhoun and Laurens Streets bales Of hay and
blades boat loads OF corn bags of cotton &c. are to
DO seen exposed for sale almost daily. ami purchas.
'ers are easily found who ask no questions and
obliterae all marks. At one OF these wharvss over
four cords of wood were brought by one boat and
sold in the same day. The west end Of Tradd.street
is equally notorious for the ease with which the
plundered property from the plantations is there
sold Few or policemen are seen in these sections.
-and the city is defrauded Of taxes tnat If levie
might go materially toward reducing the debt; and
noted thieves are permitted to despoil their employ
ers thout risk Of detection or punishment.