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W0nANs' SUFFRAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS.

The Convention mt Worccster-speechcs by
Prominent Leaders of the NIoveuent-Reso.
IutioDs FnvOrinG Test at the Next EIec-
iOn-Adjournment.
WORCESTER, Dec Is. 1862
The second and last day OF the womans, sufrraae
Convention was even more interesting than the
nrst. In the morning steps were taken for the
formation Of county and city societies. with in.
structions to call . convention for that purpose
within few weeks.
Addresses were delivered by Mrs. Blackwell and
Mrs. Campbell the latter, new advocate OF female
Suffrage, belonging In Springfield.
Andrew Jackson Davis attempted to bring evan.
gebca Cb1snans into uDpopularty before the Con
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TAXABLE PROPERTY IN FLusHINd.-The following
figures, taken from the assessors book, show the
amount Of taxable property In the village at the
present time ana also previous to the extension OF
the village llmifs:-Od village bounds, 1888,
Sl.504 1885, village bounds, 1863, 81, 500. 4So.
Taxable property gained by enlargement OF the VII
lAge, S362 165.
HEMPsTEAD PLArss-The plans for Mr Stewards
railroad are all in the ONCE and the route fixed as
far az the western boundary OF the purchase, which
lies about four miles east OF the village OF Jamaica.
All the farms the eastern side OF the Plains which
were necessary TO straighten Mr. Stewards line in
that direction have been purchased but one. Mr..
Charllck President OF the Long Island Railroad, had
an interview IN relation to railroad connections at
Hampstead last Monday.
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Marine Disasters.
BRIG ENFRGY-Brg Fannie Lincoln, BRYANT at Holmes,
Hole 18th INST Turks Islands for Bcston repos st ins
lat "a 0 lon ~ 81 e In with the British brig Energy, from
condition haysg sprung sss same morning took OF the
81 s% c & s.nI S Ssg
having thrown oveeoyri her deck load Of hay VIII 90 on
sland Home.
scua RcBr LroSAnp tBr,, from st John. NB for Bos
bor night OF 4 inst She got or out stove her rudder and
18th, leaking slightly.
scHR DANIEL WILLIAMS, from New York for Baltimore
on 10 on load Of b.s an has
1t is expected she will be got or as she lies easy.
LouD Hall fro from rovdsnG 2 for s BE-
charging Of her ballast towed off 18th by tho Allan
badly.
which Dec s, ss
into this port in leaking condition.
Miscellaneous.
The ship City, reported abandoned a sea is not
the ship by that owned in Bath by Houghon Bros
The latter vessel is NOW the Pacific coastBah Times
Tuesday
Alex Millken in tow is he Abraham Leggett, No
Notice to Mariners.
NEW BUOY IN ST eEoEeEs RIVER, MAINE
marx Point Of Rocks" in Georges river entrance to
The buoy s loo feet by from % he ledge S
j b HULL, LII Inspector lst district.
Portland, Dec 10. 1869.
NARgowa.
Notice horoby that the Western
Bar In the passage through Lubec Narows Me-
washed during the late gales buoy has
been temporarily placed to mark the danger.
By order Of the Lighthouse Boaru.
Portland. Dec lS, 1869 "0A' Ia Inspector ~ district
Whnlcmen.
sohr Abbe Bradford, Murray OF Nantucket arrived a.
Fayal 26th ult nothing since leaving Bermuda.
spokcnNov lat rs ~ N, Ion 30 28 w, schr Soper,
Eldridge, OF Provincctown; oil not reported.
Spoken.
Bark Nsrragansett faom Newport for Havana Nov 49, lat
%, Ion ~.
Foreign Ports.
ARRoyo, PR, Nov 23 In port bark Rogers Morrison
from Baltimore for brigs Henry Seayey, Lee, from
Wilmington, NC; Scio (Br, Brown, from NYork scRr q
Bearse Hodgdon, from do
CoRUNEA, Nov H-Arrived, brig Helen q Rich strout,
EYork.
DRMARARA, Nov g--ArrIved, bark Golden Fleece Rhodes
barbados tand sailed 18th for NYork) l3th schrs
Whiting Travis, NYork (and sailed 18th for bth
Vail Beers DO tand ssisd 10th tor do) aoth bark Eugenia
Sailed 18Th brig FAvorte Dusi NYork; 18TH Daniel Muir
DR. Hicks Baltimore; schr Lole Johnson do 18th, brig
China (Br Aronburg NYok 22d schrs America, Patten,
do, Clara Sawyer, Sawyer, do
In port 3d. brgs Lima (Br H. from Wilmington. NC
rived 18th Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, from Boston, arrived
18TH for kYork Planet Arey from for Philadelphia
rived 18th Export Br Harding for NYok echra Lgh OF
the East Heath Of aud for Nyoak arrived 18th Billy Butts
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ARRIVALS.

RErOR1ED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
va Suesnstown 3D. Win and sS4 passenasrs, the
National Steamship Co. Had fine weather the entige pas
:, Steamship cimbIa CNG Hack Hamburg Dec !, via
Lee f!ss warren nhssa frsn Liver
bonnd E 5th % ID lon Il 52 passed steamship Gieman
MIA he henss 6 f for :, \, Hamburg
@ Hsa % q passage ssys
| split
ogwood Henry De codoss to an%na ~h
Phelps Co. Has beeu days north Of Eattnras with NV
Trial HostSs aqys with a %oasss; ,ss
he SO and ss noh @
Brig Merrick tof PHILADELPHIA, Lppncott. MIX River,
a 81 days via Delaware Breakwater Dec l8 with ogwood,
eosoqnnis to owen 2 Miller HouFhten.
orthery gale has i'd days of that pon. with
strong a 2na NV gales Noy 90 la, q H. lon sao spoke
ssh5 FlsssSss Tsyor @! LIpcenv,Ie Perry. Port No
BEEN sen days aaeTas
with strong norhery gales.
sehr Moonlight White, virginia is OF sarnesa ssa
during strong bow with heavy cross stove buwarks
sehr Sii pssperandum, Oliver. Virginia.
schr Caroline Hail. Dason, Virginia.
Canal boat Q schenck, Gilman, oswego with mdse to
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
rndse, to j Ames.
Steamship Ashland, Crowal, Boston for New York with
mdse, to w p CLYDE.
sclr Magnolia tBr, Sheridan CORVALLIS Ms Is days. for
New York. with potatoes to Crandal, Umphray Il Co.
schr Paas, French, Rockand for New York. with rle
+ Brown.
Schr X Dean. Cook, Taunton for New York
r chr bm Jones Leighton RTovdense me- for Philadelphia
schr ODonohue White, Providence for New York.
schr Belona Davia, N0rwich for New York.
schr David Pearsai McGinuts, Greenwich New YORK
Schr Scud, Jones' New Haven for New York.
Schr Little David, Blair New Haven for New York.
schr l. Lewis Lewis, Northport for New Yorz.
schr Little Charley, Reeve, Greenport for New York.
BOUND EASE
schr Adele Trudeil -, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Blackstone, Worden Philadelphia for Providence
schr Hannie Wesbrook Lttlejohn, Port Johnson
land.
schr Winona Baker. Port johnson for Taunton.
schr w Cargl, Studey, Ehzabethport for New Haven
Schr Silver Spray, Horton, Eizabethpor for bridgeport
Schr Geo Washington Peok Eizabethport for Stamford.
Schr Maggie, Reddy New York for Halifax.
schg T SJackson, Avery, New York for Glen Cove.
schr Sarah Maria Long. New York for Oyster Bay.
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BALLROOM ECHOES.

Promenade Concert and Ball OF the Forty
seventh Regiment.
The annual grand promenade concert ana ball OF
the Forty-seventh regment-the crack National
Guard OF Brooklyn-was held in the Fourth street
eastern distrlcD Armory, last night, and 1t
proved to be one OF the most brilliant
affairs OF the kind during The present
brilliant ball season. The hall was decorated with
exquisite taste and all the arrangements Gre
dltabe to the various committees. Among the con-
spcuous invited guests were Major General Wood
ward and staff, Colonel Bradley, Lieutenant Colonel
Smith and Captain Fox, OF Connecticut and General
Meserole and stan, OF the Eleventh brigade. The
judiciary was represented by Judges VOORHEES, and
Eames.
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Young Mems Friendship Club.

The annual reception Of this association was held
last night at Lyric Hail. about 100 being present.
The attendance was not as good as last year; but
the number present was just enough to render
dancing pleasant and agreeable. An efficient band
dlscoursed appropriate music, and the devotees OF
Terpsichore "trlpped the light fantastic'' TIL an
early hour. The arrangements, under the superln.
tendence OF Mr.. Z. Lutz were everything 10 be
desired
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SHIPPIN NG N EW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DSCEMsEa IS, 1859.
CLEARED.

Steamship Nevada (Br) Greene Liverpool Williams a.
Guion.
Steamship Fanta Freeman, Wilmington, EC-J Lorlard
Steamship Ashland, Croweli Boston-W rClyde.
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Wood.
bark King Bird Bird tRrl, De1sr. BremsnJ Whitney Co.
Bark Stampede (Brl, Glkey, Havana-J + Ward h Co.
Brig Rabbon Coombs Oporto-Miller Houghton.
Bros
6chr G Noyes, Robins, Galveston-C Mallory 4 Co.
schr Lotte Beard, Perry, Mobile-E d Hurbut 4 Co.
Schr Ben Reid, Gregory, Savannah-Bentley Miller Tho
schr Iona, Gem, Brunswick-H W Loud Co.
Schr Smith, Nickerson, New Bedford-Ferguson &
Wood
sloop Alchymst Muller, New Haven-G Racket 4 Bro.
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Pyramid Association.

The Pyramid association held their annual recep-
ton last evening at Apollo Hail and was well at
tended, about $50 being present. Grafula's band
furnished the music In their we'll known style and
dancing was kept up till nearly two O'Clock by the
large and select company present. The arrange
ments, which were under the superlntendence OF q
committee left nOthinS'to be desired.
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DELTA UpsIlOS.

large number Of the graduate members OF Delta
Epsilon residing In New York city and vicinity met
at Delmonico's last evening and organized New
York club. Many chapters were represented BY
graduates OF different colleges, and q general good
time was enjoyed. Rev. Isaac Parrm, ID. d., RI. d.,
Chancellor OF the University Of New York was
eected President; J. Sandford Viewer, Vice Presi.
dent; II. II. Waite, editor OF the University Rectelo
Secretary, and !. +. Ludlam, Treasurer. 1t was
solved to hold banquet AZ Delnonco's, JanUaxy Is.
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Benevolent Association Ball.

The annual pail OF this society came Off last night
at Irving Hail, the attendance beng much better
than in former years. RObertson's Seventy ninth
Regiment Band discoursed appropriate music during
the evening. Mr.. william Cleand, the celebrated
Highland piper, also performed on that peculiar in
srument 10 the qualification Of those present.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

FIRE IN MANHATrANvILLE.--Iast .evenng slight
damage was caused by a fire in the washhoase OF
building used by the Christian Brothers.
CAR ACcIDENT.-ienry Downs, Of No. rs Grand
street, IN attempting to get q in Grand street,
near Greene, fell under 1t and broke a leg. He was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital
FIGHT BETWEEN woMEN.-Last evening fight
occurred between Catharne Wendell. Of No. 35
Forsythe street. and Catnarne Croft OF 61 Chrystie
street. Wendell was badly cut IN the forehead with
tumber.
FATALLY INJURED Yesterday afternoon while
washing windows at No. 154 East Twenty-eignth
street, Catharlne Ferry fell from third story win
dow to the pavement, fracturlng ner skull. she was
sent 70 Bellevue Hos pta.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.--Last evening officer Finley,
OF the Eighth precinct, was called to No. 175
Wooster street, where he found woman
OF abandoned character, named ANNE How.
ard. suffering from the effects OF q dose OF
Paris gTeen which she had taken for the purpose Of
committing suicide. She was removed to the station
house and from thence sent 10 Bellevue Hospital IN
a critical condition.
FIRE IN GOLD SrREET.-About eight O'Clock last
evening fire broke out on the second floor OF the
five story brick building 40 Gold street, owned by
Mr.. DeGroot. The loss on building s about $500 In
surance not ascertaned. me other sufferers are >
$2O 900; Marsh Co., trusses, third floor, 5000, Fred
erick II. Green, macbinist, FIRST floor. 5000, and
Hugh O'Brien, machinlst fourth floor; J. H. llusal,
machinist, basement, $780, The insuranceS OF the
parties, If any, were not ascertained.
ARREST OF SHoPLIFTxRs.- two women,
who gave the names of Ann Miller ana Dora Meyers,
entered the store Of james McCreery Co., on
Broadway, and while protesting to be desirous OF
purchasing goods secreted $3.50 worth OF silks in
their clothing. They were caught In the act and
turned over TO 0flcer Noxon, OF the Broadway
squad, who arralghed them ct Jefferson Market, and
they committed In default Of 81 900 bail each.
ON the persons Of the women were found gold
bracelet valued ~ thirty dollars and nine gentle.
mems silk scarfs, for which owner found.
The latter property is held at the Twentynfth pre-
clnct station house to await claimant.
George p. Barlow. OF Florida, was found dead In
bed at Terre Haute, Ind. yesterday morning, hav
ing committed suicide by taking laudanum. lie left
the following letter.
DEAR FATBKRTeli my younger brother 10 hewars OF
oispated course which has caused my dcsb Yours
AAye me buried near my mother.
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SAILED,

Steamships Cuba, Hyerpooi; Nevada do Alabama, Fer
pandina. =. :, -. ...
Wind At suuse, ENE, fresh. -.' y.
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rapid that the leaves can be used the second
year after planting. The whole business of
managing cocoonery, rearing tho worms and
reeling tho silk is so simple that ii can readily
be learned from books. Tile silk husbandry
affords the most rapid of agricultural returns.
being completed in six or eight weeks. The
small amount of capital requisite, the great
remuneration and the light nature of the
work, is suggestive of its adaptation as an en-
ployment for that large class whose delicate
health requires mild climate, but whose
means do not enable them to lead life of idle.
ness, as well as for women and children who
are unable to undergo the fatiguos incident to
other labor A cocoonery, in connection with
vineyard and orchard, would afford con-
stant round OF employment, which would be a
source OF amusement, health md profit"
We belive that the small industries. which
in the North have built up villages and
towns and may do the same here, are now
attracting more attention than ever before.
Requiring no capital, and giving a fair
P1oit with but trifin9 risk, they are within
the reach of all classes of our people.
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ana the amplest reparation for individual
wrongs, as well as atonement for tho suit
offered to our national honor." Addresses
were then made by District-Attornoy Garvin,
General O'Neill, Rev. Father McAlcer, and
others, after which a committee numbering
Horace Greeley and Mayor Hall in it's ranks
was appointed to submit the resolutions to
Congress.
The st. Louis papers give tho particulars
Of peculiarly atrocious child murder which
took place in that city last week: It seems
th at one Sebastian Hupfer,.e shoemaker, had
an attack of insanity, during which he con
ceived the idea that tho devil wis in his dog
and that by killing HIM he would perform a
righteous service. i He accordingly despatched
the canine. Awhile after, the shoemaker
imagined the devil was in ono of his children
q little girl eight years Of age. Calling her to
him, he seized her, placed strap around her
neck, threw her to the floor, placed his foot on
her head, and taking knife, cut out her heart
and swallowed the coagulated blood. he was
arrested some time after committing the deed.
being found in his own house with tie tioor
fastened. Hupfer made no attempt to conceal
his guilt, but gave "a straightforward history
OF the affair. manifesting no regret at the oc-
currence He stated that by drinking the
chlld's blood he would never want food, and
that he felt justified in thu course he had
pursued. He had not tasted food since COM
mitting the foul deed, claiming that he will
want no nourisbment the remainder of his life
He will probably be gent to the insane asylum
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JIMMY ROBINSON"
Champion Horseman of the Universal LENDING
Bare Back Equ strlanl Unsurpassable In ali
Roles of t9is school of Arr "An Artist
without Peer!" 'Ihe Sensation
In Luropt ~ The Pride and
Boast of America!
pl5- Mr.. JANE ROBIN>ON, in revisiting tho
South with Circus of his own, would state that he
does SO IN accordance with long cherished desire
20 appear BET IRE the frLds OF his chlldhoi in the
nope OF rece wing the eams mlrks of az probation
shat he was so ofmcs the rec lent of at the outset
OF his professional GREER Wearer of g den gifts
rom al the Crowned Heads of luro1e, POS f. SOR
OF The DIAMOND - UDD D BELT. and with the
conceded and iversally admitted title Of "CHAM
Pl0N he desires in his m ,nhood receive tho full
endorsements of app ova Il ON those who su stained
and encouraged him In his infancy.
hOHlNSON Will ride as he alone can, at each en-.
ter eairment his RAPID BAREBACK AcTl throw
Ing his FORE AND BACK SCMERSAULTS over hIgh
Barriers and Balloons, and ca FRYING HIS INFANT
SON CLARENCE ON HIS HEAD
MASTER CLARENCE!
The Youngest, smallest and pretticst child who has
ever appear In the arena, aud who by tho \ ew
York press, has be- christened IHE MITE OF
BEAUTY, will be introdu ed in a MINIATURE
MENACE ACC. in which ke WILL on his Elhn White
Pony give eeries Of exercis illustrative Of the
PAEI IAN HAUL E'COLti
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The south Carolina Ratlroaa.

The Spartanburg Spartan speaks in high
~ complimentary terms of the recent report
OF the President and Directors of the South
Carolina Railroad, which it terms " the
aorta-the main artery of trade and travel
through South Carolina-and thence to all
parts OF the South, the North and the
West" We quote from its article
Let us see through what difficulties tho
road has had to work it's way and what enormous
losses it has sustained. Throughout an unex.
pected and protracted WARMTH sathe i'm
mense wear and tear OF machinery ~ in
spite OF tho lack Of suitable workmen-
the wearing out OF iron track with no
means OF replacing it, nor to obtain new loco
mot'yes--yet it still lives. The speed of the
train had been necessarily reduced to about
ten miles per hour, as q measure of safety to
the thousands uron thousands OF our brave
soldier passengers within and on TOP of the
cars. This was great loss to the company
But. when we consider that in 1865 eighty-three
miles OF the track was utterly carbohydrates.
cars, shops and depots laid waste by Sher-
mans ruthless army, an empty treasury, save
Confederate bonds and no credit, it is matter
OF astonisbment that the road vet lives and is
doing well. Against all these losses and diff
culties, 'this great institution has contende q
successfully we are proud and glad that
Southern honor. endurance, enterprise and
patriotism have been yindicated, and this old
est and most magnificent highway Of the
South stands rectus In curaa before q liberal
and generous public. A word more. What
would we have done without this road during
the late war? What would we do without it
now?"
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sMertin0s.

C!aUINNATI.
VIE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY
"A will be held at ully's Ktnq-strcet MoNDAv
2ld1ps ant, at Eight O'Clock p NJ
r...oo JAMES SIMONS, Jr.
- Ay ~ Secretary.
oiONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY.
A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOt1R
IN company VIII be held THIS EvENING at Mar
ket Hall, at hal;-past seven o'clock precisely
bv oroer. VIM. G. MILLER.
'eoi""iy ~ Secretary.
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Qopartnersbip notife.

IT AW MD CE.--THE UNDERSTGMED
- have this de-. formed . Copartnsrslip for the
practice OF LAW AND EQUtrY I'm sumter and ad-
joining Counties and Ia the Unted States Courts for
style Of RICHARDSON g MOSES.
JAMES q q. RICHARDSON.
M ,NfGOMERY NOSES.
I, Sumter, 8. G.. February 5. February
AW N OFT q O. - -BRc nsHlAIAN KINss
Law Partnership
CAMPBELL u sEABRooK, LAWYERS,
JAbIEa b. CAMPBELL. b
Ss HENRY SHABROOK. M NJ
INF MCMILLAN KING. January
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ano cfunno.

T osT. so, eDLDED IN TWO Bl,LS.
IL due = Mr' Cummings, Dress--akor. re.
wards o. ~ VIII be paid II brought to No. l6
Gt0fnia tttA.t. 1* February 20
\ OSE ON sunday LAST NEAR DE-
Ia bachSan's Aurch, GOLD BRACELEr A
reward M he o on leaving it at the residence Of
90 V'iIES8 HGAA LOCKWOOD. East Bay, second
no. isHsA' w z ~ OF societ ty-strret.
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WagtS.

Wv TANNING not less than six rooms in the
western part Of the city, Glow C,lhoun-s treet an
convenient to the City Railway. Must be in good
repair, with dry lot Address, stating te ms and To-
calion, to BOX No. 27s, Charl ston Pos,ofice.
February 90
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Remaual,

ATUIs 9E Os L.-gHEP,VIl.-
y iOYSlHOTi L STABLES has been removed
" ee-s%s; street to tho CHARLESl ON no TEL
iAi'i ss& PINCli NEY STREET..
" aNsr my ends ard the public generally for
81 u, fatro la1e bestowed ON the late firm of
& GO, must beg continuance of the
4sgg&GHAl LII STON AND PAVILION HOTLL
8a8 f1NCA.NEY-sTREEr.
~ nj. p. PICKtTT,
superintendent Charleston and
sGhr,Gr4l5 3 Pavilion Hotel Stab,es
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The following Ladies and Gentlemen constitute tho
leading members of
ROBINSON'S CHhMPEUN CIRCUS!
Miss LUOILLEWATs Principal Equestrienne
Messrs SHatPY and WHITNEY, Extraordinary
Gymuas g.
PETER CONKLIN, Clio vn Of Merit.
# JULIAN KENi. clever Oomediso and Jester.
Mr. VIM. SPAiKS, Hercuean Athlete.
The LOWANDG 6RO lHERS spanish Acrobata, OF
marked abilities.
Mr.. JE IN JOHNSON. Histrionic Equestrian.
Mr. r. RLLINGHAM. tho accomplished Ring
Master.
Mr.. THOMAS CARR. Eccentric vaulter
Sig. FEitR N A, Cortort'on st; and a POWER
FUL AUXILIARY CORPS. who. together wi Ii a
fne sto.k OF elegantly trained b'ooded and marked
Horses and Ponies, constitute the
BEST CIRCUS EVER BROUGHT SOUTH!
SPECIAL NOTICE Ticke g. which will admit tho
holders to the Circus Oaore the opening Of the Ticket
Wagon. will be for sale without any premium
charges) st the lh r,eston and Pavilion Hotels
lHE CHAMPION hkLr won and worn bv Mr.
JAMEa ROBINSON, will be up IN exhibition at the
jswelry est blishuent of J NIB g. sdoEAR, King
street. Opposite Hasef. wsmuA February i6
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&8 Doors op9n at half-past One and half.past six
hour after opening.
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MOtiees in Daakruutfn

TIE DlSTEGCT COURT OF The
4 UNITED STATES, FOR The DIsl RIOT or
SUUt SIa . -, tAROliSA-IN I, THE NATTER OF
Pc Pc Il lTIoN FOR ADJUDICATION or DANKKU T.
cY Was SCI FILED oNInE 2srH DAY OF TCENiBER,
This is to give notice, that on the ELEVENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. A. d. 1860, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was wa is is 4ed against the Estate of CHAHLEs nj.
well. and state of outh Carolina, who hns bocn
adjndged Bankrupt his own petition
property belonging to said Bankrupt to him or for
his use, and the transfer CT any property by him
are forbidden by law; that meeting tho i,redi-
tors OF the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and
to choose more Assignees of his Estate viii
be held at Court of Bankruptcy to be holdon at
before SI Ch5arGston south Caro- ina
TwhNTY,sTyENrH DAY OF F4DRUARY. A. d. 1869, at
O'Clock +. NJ. j. P, M. EpPING,
United States Marshal as MESSENGER
February 90
IL UNITED STATES FOR 1HE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.--IN The MA Ar1ER OF
ALEXAM1ER Z, tx nS,DEx c., sHAFFER. BANKRUPl.-1N
derslgned hereby gives notice of his appointment
as as Assignee of ALEXANDER G. SHATFER,
Carolina, within said District, who has been odiudr.
ed a bank rupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
trict Court of said District.
Dated the 9th day of February, A. d. 1869
ra,> JOHN w. BURPIDGE,
Eepruary ID 81 Assignee.
TN THt DISTRICT COURT OF TUE
a UNITED STATES FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
S0UIH = Ia oARoL!NA-IN I THE MATTER OF
70 'ohom u mig concerm: be undersigned hereby
g1yes gives notice OF his appointment 80 assignee OF
OF South Carolina, within said District, who has been
adjudged bankrupt upon his petition by the
District Court CT said Dstri t.
Dated the 9Th day OF February, 1869.
r. JOSH w. BUaBIDGE,
feoruary ~ So Assignee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-20
-sor Sale.

AT PislV " AT n SALE, THAT FINE
IN sIAND with figures for q Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January 81
NOS SALE. TWO NO. MsL cH cows.
a. With Young calves, in pri condition. Apply
at No. % 2COIUMBUS-STREET, near Meeting.
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