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WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE WANDo MINING AND S1ANUFAcTURING
COMPANY oilers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the "WAADo FER
TILlZ..l." which the experience Of the past season
has l,roycd to be$ one of the most valuable IN our
market II has for It, base the materials from the
Phosphase pcds OF The Company on Ashlo, River.
and Is prepared ut their works at tho EAST END OF
HAsEl->iREE in this city. In o:dcr to gnaranles
its uniformity aud maintain is high standard, the
on,,any has made arrangements with the distiu-
cui he'd Chemist, DR.. G. U. SHtPARD r, who
car fuy analyses I'll the ammoniacal anl other MA
scrill purchased by the Company, en1 the prepared
Tertilizcr, before bops offered for sale. Tho Com
pany ia resolved to mako article which will provo
to Re q 'comslcto Manuro." and give ontire sats-
faction.
Fur terms, circulars and other Information. apply
to wM @ DUKES & CO., Agents,
No. / South Atlantic Wharf
January4 mwi 3mos
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CT UBs AND STARs.-The following lelin-
quents will be arraigned before the Mayor this
morning at 8 O'Clock:
Adam Ray, colored, lodged for stealing cotton on
Adger's wharf.
james reronneau. colored, lodged for lettering in
the market and refusing to leave when told 20 do So
Benjamin Elliott. colorcd, lodged for larceny Of
81 so from Samuel Hopkins in the market
Samuel Hopkins, white, lodged for being drunk
aud disordefly in the market.
John Thompson, white, aged twcaty-.our years,
applied for lodgings.
Shields Brown, colored, lodged for being drunk
and d sorderly at the corner of Elliott aid Church
Streets
He nry Sprigisoo, white, lodged for lying down
drunk at The cornor Of King ncd Trad streets.
Peter Geddis. colored lodged for sleeping in the
market Says heis homeless
John +. Bufferior, white, applied for lodgings.
Jim Brown, white, drunk and unable to take ca!s
Of himself in Queen-street
John Prout white. lodged for being drunk ard
creating disturbance in the yard of the Colofed
Methodist Church in Wentworth-sreet.
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY,

Lanneau, tai, Us. BonnelL, ct al.
On MONDAY, the 18th day of February instant at
II o'clock viii be sold. nt the Old Gust, mhouse,
Alt that MESSUAo u AND LOT OF LAND ,ituate,
lying and being on Concord-street, in the City Of
Charlie. ton, s. O., measuring and cor tanning in
front on Concerd-street one hundred and ten (11C)
feet moro or less and In depth one hundred and
orty-fve 45 feet more or less; butting and hound
ing to the west and north on lands Of the Few York
Steam Packet Company, to tie south on lands now
late of the estate Of John F. Knox, and the cast
on Concord. szeet. ia .-s 5. i, ,-5,s., ~. =.
1ermt-one-tourth cash; the balarce on q credit
Of one two, three, four and five years, securei by
bond bonds OF the pul chaser, bearing inter, st
from the day Of sale, payable semi-annuEly. and
mortgage Of the property. The buildings to be in
sured and the policy assigned.
-. E. W. NJ. MACKEY,
Sheriff Charleston County
February mwi7
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@THE EXTENT TO WHICH LHE ADUL-
ITERATION OF Liquors is carried on in this com.
try makes it the duty of Tho purchaser 10 ipyo'ii-
gallo the merits of the article offered for ecle 1t is
vel known fact that many OF the Brandies, Winez.
&c, manufactured from reach Extracts, Essen.
till Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous thereby
causing many injurious effects.
he public IS justly suspicious of nearly every
thing put up for sale uder the uame uf Liquors. and
the trade has bcea brought iuto dIsrcpu!o, and in
order to insure TO those who dosire Pure Article. il
is only necessary for US TO say that Import Direct
al Brandios, Wines and Gins and warrant them per-
feo'ly pure US ORIGINALLY imported.
All Bottled Liquors bearing tho labols of ". s.
CORWIE CO., can be relied upon as bsins pure.
As-Purchasers should no ice that tue Pal or Cap
over the cork is not broken We ply for Bottles that
have our labels on, Ono Dollar per dozen, whom re-
iur ed
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HoT SUPPER AND RsF2EsHMENrs.-The en-
tertanmcnt gwen by tho Catholic ladies Of this city
to aid Bishop Persco in erecting missionary cha
pol, at Aiken, will be opened ut Hibernan Hall, this
evening. at SIX O'Clock. large number of useful
and fancy articles will lie offered for sale and rattle,
and the very best war ds viii be provided Arrange
ments have been made to render the entertainment
Of the pleasantest and mos. attractive of the season.
and wo predict that tho Aiken Catholics will not te
compelled to wait much longer pla:e of public
vorshiD.
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THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHARITA-
BILE Assoc1ArIoN-At meeting Of ) committee OF
this association on Saturday evening it was decided
to celebrate the o2d instant the anniversary of tho
organization OF the association in public manner
and with becoming spirit. Rev. John L. Guardian,
D. D.. will pronounce 40 Grafton, and an ode will be
read in the Contra! Pres'y yterian-Churoh, Meeting
street. Afterwards dinner will be served by
frst-clas cate'er 1t is intended 10 make tho occa-
sion one of interest and nothing will be lett undone
that will tend to that end. The tull programme will
be announced il due scaasn.
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REpoRTERS CnUMDs.-'ho masquer auc OF
the Germ,nia Bund comes of tonight a. the Saen-
gerbund hall, KinS-streot.
Dr. Hicss presented last night the f.!s OF series
of sermons to young men. The church was again
crowded 10 sufIocation.
A colored boy, about nine years old died very
suddenly in Philadelrhia-strcet yesterday. He had
been sick only half an hour before.
mr. II omas II. Mortimer, of this city. who re-
Gently received pat. nj foc life-boat detacng mp
paratus, has invented plough for dredging pur-
peses which is said to be valuable.
goat in this city yesterday gave birth TO four
kills.
It is said that the Z:iIung. published In this city
will soon pass into tho hards of Professor z. D.
Meier. it's present editor.
Templetop will replace the "Gilberts" in about
two weeks He has some excellent additions to his
company.
Mr.. John s. Ryan will soon movo to the store lltey
ward of twenty years ago.
The Charleston branch of tie Freedmen's Savings
Bank has 1918 deposiors snd deposits to the amouat
Of ss5555 s1.
The hen rcost of Mr.. T. e. Ryan, Queen near Rut-
ledye:treet was entered night Def re last and all bis
poultry ca 'red Oh.
There are large number Of prominent Republi-
cans in town.
Michael Burns accuscd OF be!rg an accessory 20
tho Joues murder, was not 70 eascd on hab as cor
pus on satu day, as it WIS report d he would ho.
Messrs D.via .nnlrgs & O.. we and. .rstind, are
soon to change their business LOCATION to the Bank
Of Charleston building.
The move con'cmp ated By Mr.. JOHN HAnckel has
been made to NO. 81 East Bay.
Bishop Persico rrea h ID in ST. Nnrys yesterday
morning; at tho same time ard in tho orcains TT
o. onnel, of Colum H. :. c.. preach at the Cha
pei Qusen-st'oct.
The Rev. W. Carr o. The Saem co!oret Baptist
Church. immersed eour'een fema.es and six males,
at the foot Of Colncilsrcet yesterday. There were
not mnLy present
Messrs. Risley l. Creighton have moved to Ac-
cowmodahon Wharf
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AadisIs,s .Sslss.

SHER1FF3S SALE.
By virtue Of q writ Of Fiad FaciasSto to me directed
and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY. the first
of February, 1859, at the northeast corner OF the
Courthouse, between the hours Of II A. M. and 8
p. A.. ri. ..s - - y
All the right title and Interest OF the defendant m
o TRACT OF-LaND, situate on Edlsto Island ana
known as .Cedar Hall" together with the Buildings
and improvements thereon said tract containing 400
acres, moro or less. -
Levied on and to be sold as the properly OF DR.
James T. haley at the suit of Joseph Purcell for
use OF c. B. Northror.
at the same time and place
All the right title and interest Of the defendant La
oil that LOT OF LAND, with improvements thereon,
situate in. the Town Of Mount Pleasant;- said Lot
bounded south on Pennett-sreet, east on Ian. 8 OF
Dawson, and weet on lands Of Tominson.,
Leyied.on and to be sold as the property OF YIN.
7. Pearce at the suits of j n. Bequest and G. Roper
AL5o. 80. .. 49,.
At The SINE time and place -. !.
All the right, iiue aud interest OF the defendant
In all that IBACT OF LAND Htuate In ST Johns
Berkeley, near Mount Holly Station, Northeastern
Railroad. with the buildings and improyementg
thercon said tract containing about $50 ceres more
or less bounded north by lands Gf W. J. Hutsop,
south by lands OF B. A. Donnelly. east by lands OF
Donnelly and Freeze, and west by lands OF Louis
Cannon. -:..:.ss.,.
Levied on and to be sold as tho property of Ed
ward K. Sims. at the suits of Robert A. Willis,
executor, and ]. r. Crawford. : :. :.
Terms cash. E. W. M. MACKEY, S. Q. G.
Februnry1 md . - ~
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT AT SEA.-The steamship
sStars and Stripes" Captain Holmes. from Phadel-
phia bound for Havana put into this port Saturday
afternoon. and was consigned by the Captain to
Mcssrs 81. r. Baker 8; Co. She touched here in Or
der to enable Mr. Tho,. r. ua d. the second eogi-
neer to receive medical attendance, he having been
injured in the left heel BY the machn ry on the 80 b
ulumo DR.. Geddings dressed his wourd as soon
as possible, and he then conveyed to the Roper
Hnsnital where every attention was given to him.
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I. o. o. Fat the annual meeting of R. W.
Grand Encampmento: South Caro- ina. held on the
nineteenth January. the following officers were in
installed for the current t.rm;
Patriarch h ". TIN.KEN. Grand c. P.
Patriarch c. L. MEYER, VI. D., Grand b. P.
Patriarch GEORGE KRUSE. Grand 5. w.
Patriarch A. PILLS. Grand ]. W.
Patriarch L. a, DUy.L. Grand Treasurer.
J. E. MEYER. Grand Scribe.
z JOHN WHItE. CT md Sentinel.
J.H. HONOUR III. D., Grand d. Sentinel.
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dpLoRED Lsgp cnMPANY.-A company of one
hundred colored men have urchased tract of land
ON Bulls Island. They have paid the first install
ment, and have three years to pay the balance In.
There are several similar experiments on trial In
ths State aud it remains to be seen what will be the
result of them.
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Marrtfo.

EyANS-t URIIS.-On Wednesd y evening. the
9th Janu ~, ". q. LVaNS and FANNIE A., eldest
daughter of JAMES M. CURTIS. all Ct this city. No
Cards.
EvINs-cREswE1L.-oa the 18th u tmo. bv
Rev. A. A. MORSE, Captain WSf. u. EYINs, Of Lau-
rens County, to Miss MARY w. daughter OF Captain
u. H. aud Mrs $. ClEswELL, of Aboeyile County.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
Ashhurst Us. Hicks.

UNDER DECREE ~ EQUITY,
AShhurst Us. Hicks.
On SAT URDAY, The 9Th day Of February next. at II
O'Clock, will be sold, ut the Old customhouse,
All that Lol OF LAND, with the buildings there
on, situate on the east side of CominS-sreei, one
door south of George-strcet being the noncrn part
OF Tho lot designated on the plat of St Phillips
Church Lands by the number 10, measuring 26 feet
inches on Coming street, and 25 feet inches on
the east line by 1T feet in depth on the south lne;
bounding north on Lot No. on said plat, east on
Lot No. 8. south part Of Lot No. 10. and west on
Coming street.
lerms-one-hnlf cash /; balance In one year from
day of sale, secured by bond Of the purchaser, md
mortgage of the premises sold. Purcha er to ray
for papers and stamps F. ". M. MACKEY.
Sheriff Charleston County.
January 90 fmw4s1
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ST. MARys CHURcH.-The magnificent mu-
sic, vocal and instrumental discoursed at this church
yesterday at vespers dr.w together the largest con-
grcgation that has ever been assembled there Every
pew was fued while tho galleries and aises had all
they could contain. Tho misic was rish, and fully
cornpepsatcd al who attended.
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COURT OF GENERAL oEssIoNs.-This court
will open to-day. Judge II. B. Carpenter presiding.
Thcrc is great dea, Of business to be disposed Of,
which will no doubt be dispatched with Judge Car
penter's well Known p:omptncss and facility- There
are one huud1ed and twenty eight cases on the dock
ct. They embrace ell offences known in tho ca!en-
dar of crima. Anon. them are one case Of riot hve
cases o. murder and twenty cases of burglary. Ono
hundred aud nine of the offenders are co.ored men,
nine white men, and ten colcred women.
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DRESS GOODS REDUCED IN PR1cE.-Messrs.
S:o,l Webb L Co. offer to-day large assortment of
dress goods at from twenty to thirty cents. which
have heretofore sold at from thirty to fifty cents;
they also offer empress cloths and French merinoes
Mt and below cost, and cacoes at twelve and half
cents yard, bes des the usual varied stock.
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sS THE CELEBRATED W. s. G. CLUB
EoUsE GIN. pure, soft and unequalled-W. S. COR
WIN l. CO., Sole Agents. Medical men Of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin, in rs pure sta
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence. and more particularly to those
who use it medi inally, IN .rticlc that only
quires to be known to be properly appreciated.
H1- ST. so per bottle. SIS per case.
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LAST NIGHT OF TIE GILBERT TRoUPE.-On
aturday night the Gilbert troupe closed their e1-
gagenent at he Charleston Theatre. Miss Annie De-
land playing the leading character in Lost in Lon
dop," and the entertainment closing with the farce
of tine "Rendezvous." The performances werc varied
with several comic songs by Mr.. and Mr.. George
Pardey. who created tremendous sensation. Mr..
Pardey was enoored repeatedly, and both Mr. and
Mrs. Pardey were at once SO! down as fayorites by
tho Charleston theatrical pub c.
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ag-WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyuno Districts of China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new seasons.
which are unrivaled for their strength and delicacy
of flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be pu:c aud un-
adul terated and to give general satisfaction. AS we
are oostaIty in receipt of largo caraoes Of Teas ne
arc enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at
aplicc that many dealers offer inferior Tea ut.
trial and COMPARISON will at once provo th g asser.
ton, and itonly remains for the public to judge for
themselves. WM. S. CORwIN l. CO.,
No. 276 Kings rect.
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THE NEW ALTARs FOB ST. PAUL's.--The
new altars for St Pauls Church, constructed in
manner that reflects the highest credit on Messrs
Sawner b Ferruson. were put up on Saturday They
are Of the Gothic style of architecture, and add
greatly to the appearance of the already neat sane
tuary.
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GooD MULEs-NIr. Preston Wost, Queen
street. corner OF Friend has fresh lot ofmulea for
sale that are worth ON examination by those who
need them. They arc muscular and good working
animals. he always keeps stock on hand.
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W. BRYAN; w iAuctloameer.' !:

no. az Broad.stxeef. next West OF Freed.
mems savings Baok.
By virtue Of an order Of sale, to me directed by tbe
Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge .of the United States
Court, will Offer for ssie at public auction, on
TO.MuRROWethe,2 I'd -. February, at IL O'Clock
Z; NJ, ct the old PosSofae foet or craad street.
i. All that prANTA e a rloN. .c.l!ed asportmsn' Re-
treat" situate in the Pnrfsh Of st Jonns Berkeley,
Charleston County lyins on both Hdes Of the Public
Road leading from SEawberty Ferry 20 PiRgen
Church, md measuring and containing l150 5sores.
more or less, as per plat Ct Henry Rayenei, Esq.
Survey or dated April 1920 annexed to the deed OF
conveyance nom james W. Gray, Esq, Master tn
Equity, to General James Gndsden. =. 49,
2. AL that PLANTATION. called 'Umbrts," Ei'u.
ute on the western branch Of Cooper Biver in the
Parish Of st. Johns Berkeley. charleston County,
containing 1081 aorey, more or less, inclusive Of
abou fifty five acres frstclRss. and for:ysi1 acres
second-class rice lands; buthpg and bounding to
the north lands late OF the estate Il Solo
n on Clark, deceased, south on lands Of Heury n.
River. r., 1,slii:;E,,
s. all that PLANTATION called 'swfIlow Grove"
situate on the east side Of the western branch OF
Cooper River in the Parish of St Johns Berkeley,
CharleSoa County containing 685 60160 acres, moro
63less according plat efR. @ Piuckney Surveyor;
brttin9 and bounding north on lands ofestste Of
General Gadsden, east on landsnow or late Of
Henry II. Holiness south on lands now or Late OF tho
estate Of Francis Cordes and to- the west on Cooper
River. -------s----
Terme-O e.thirdca balance In one and two
years, with interest from day Of sale, secured by
nopd oS the purchaser ard mortgoge ofthe premHss
Purchaser 70 pay for papers and stamps. -
= s!si1i, n ~, -. 10 JOHN oAnPSEN,
February e,.5 tumtu3 = ,.ft.+ ~. Asst2pees
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January 90
Assignes's Sale.
BY RUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer.

b1 II UlSON LEE. a uCGlOutef.
BY virtuo of nm der 10 me directed by the Hon.
Geo 60 S. Bryan. Judge OF the ULi ed states tourt
for the istrict Of South Carolina. viii be sold at
public oli;cy OIL UESDAY, The 10th day of Feb
runry next, ut II O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Custom.
house,
i, that TOWN Let OR PARCEL OF LAND. with
tho twosto.y Wooden building mt! IutbuildinRs
thereon situate, lying and beng on the west eide Of
iahley River, between Boa and Cannon streets and
known as no. -; measuring and containing in trout
on Ashley-s;re,t siIt seven fot six inches 67 g.
back or west no seventy-sx feet (7Gi On the south
and uorth lines one bundled and sixiyfyo 165 feet,
be the same moro or less; butting and bounding to
the nth on lands Of o. Holland. to tho east on
Ashley street, to the south on lands Of Mark E.
Cohen aud to tho west lands or late of ". T.
sanders.
ALSO,
All that TOWN LOT .,R PARCEL OF Lam ;.
.ituatei on the north side Of ca houn-street one
door west Of smith-street. inmedla e.y upon Ben
netrs N il Pond; measuring and containing In front
on Ca houn-street (60) sky feet, on back or north
lrc 1907 eg ty feet Elk inches. east line 16G) one
hundr and hfty-si1 !eet. and on west line li60)
ono hundred and sixty feet, be the same mere or
less; butt NJ and bounding 10 the north and west
on Benuet's Nill Pcnd. to the east Oh lands now
late OF james poyas md to the south on calhoun.
street as per plat record in Plat Book "a, No.
In SIesnc Conveyance OfhcJ foe Char cston District
Je,ms-nne half cash; balance in enc year, seour-
cd by ond of the purchas.r and mortgage of the
premises Euild ngs to be insured ard policies as
sigrel 1urchascr to pay assignee for all necessary
lapers and stamps. j. B. BISSELL, Assignee.
January29 fmw8tul
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The New EcLEcTc.-The February number
OF this sterling monthly published at Baldnsre)
has been received. Its contents are fully up to the
standard of preceding numbers. Fogartie, the pop
ular bookseller in the bend of Kingstreot. is the
agent for Charleston,
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THE PHGN1x IRON WoRKs.-Among the most
entcrprising firms of this city-,hose who have
hered to build up our waste places, and to hasten
the return OF the days of prosperity and wealth
stands the house OF Messrs. John F. TAYLOR Co.,
engineers and boiler makers. Their establishment
is very extensive and complete, and they guarantee
to furnish good engines and boilers, and at as low
prices as can DO had at the North. They also fur
nish mills, thrcshcrs, gearing, &C., &c.
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"HooD's SOVEREIGN BALM'' has no equal for
coughs, colds, groups, asthma &c. Try it and be
convinced, and recommend it to others For sale BY
Cowie l. Moise Drusgists, corner Meeting and Hssel
streets. wfm6 January 27
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Spffial Aotirrs.

@-A GREAT SUCCESS. -sBRICK" PoME-
RoY'S new Daily in Sew York city is one Of tho
greatest and most successful nowspapor enterprises
Of the country. His now weclly "Pomeroy's Demo.
crat" is increasing in circulation thousand copies
per day. Send for sample copies to NJ. NJ. fomcroy,
Printing House Square. New York city.
CenruarY1
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LADIES' FUEL SocrETY-The sum of five
dollars has been received at this Office from "W. D.
j." for the Ladies' Fuel Society. The treasurer is
requested to call for the same.
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EXTENSIVE LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AdEN-
oY-Mr. A. u. Hayden for many years before the war
well known as ono of the most prominent ins urance
agents of this city, has reestabished his agency on
IN extensive SCALE and now fers to take risks for
two life and Eve FIRE insurance companies, besides
marine risks on cotton, rice and other produce One
of his companies, the Connecticut Mutual Life In.
surance Company, of Hartford. Conn, has assets to
the enormous amount Of sei eco 0Oo and the other.
the New England Mutual Lilo Insurance Company.
OF Boston, Mass, has assets TO the amount Of
$1,000 COO OF the five fire insurance companies for
which he acts the E,na Fire Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Conn., has ;s:s t. tue amo mt of over
S5,G99, ,ooo and The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
psny, of hartford. Corn., has assets to the amount
of over So 000 c0J Tho uthe-s, tn. North American
Fire insurance Com any. Of Hartford, Conn.,, the
Connecticut Fife Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
Conn: and the Irving tirc Insurance cominny, ars
all companies of large tapitl and good Standing in
;osxrau,e circles Ihe la:.s and terms Of oil theso
conpanie= are liberal ard acccmm Stins, and Mr..
gsyden's own pos ten in our ou'iaess community
ia ssncicut guarantee of the soundncss Of the COM
panies for viii. no aets.
Mr. W. c. Cour ncy, of the firm of ". c Courtney
l. Co., No. Bo ces wharf will. IN connection with
this agency take risks On ton. roe and pro luce
generally.
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Anftisu, Sells.
House andLo No: 1S Burns Lane.
~ BYWAl. MCKAY.

TOMORROW, 2d' instant at the Old Postofice,
.- at IL O'Clock. ...,srf .. 90
That desirable twcLaLd-a-hilf story WOODEN
DWELLING and two-siory kitchen Lot meas uIes
twenty-five feet front by one hundred and nine
feet deep.
Terms-o ae-half cash; balance in one year, secur-
ed as usual Purchaser to puy Auctioneer for papers
ar d gtan1ps February J.
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PsnsoNAL.-Rev. Blchara Furman, ,pastor OF
the Baptist Church at Newberry, takes charge of tho
South Carolina department of the Religious Herald.
as associate editor.