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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-01

iHE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Com
&ERolAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at our
counting room at nine O'Clock hs morning Single
copies five cents Orders for ten copies and over
viii be filed at the rate Of two and half cents per
copy.
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SHIRRA's DIsPENSARY.- j. L. Ancrum
and W. II. Bailey were yesterday elected hysicians
OF Shirras Dspensaly. Hereafter, the eastern Sec
ton will be bounded by Calhoun, Meeting and
Broad streets, and the rest of the lower wards will
be included in the western section
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Valud6le ReuI Estate at Auctiou
W. Y. LE9TCH g. II. s. BRUINS,

w. Y. LEgTCH g. II. S. BRUINS,
AuctiOncers.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, to me directed by tho
Ion. Geo ). Brvan, Julgo OF the United States
District Court for the Dl ~tri.t of south Carolina
WI oH;r for sale at public auction, on TUES
DAY, January II. 1859, at II o'clock A. NJ at tho
Old PoStoiice, foot of BrOll-stree5, Charlcstou
4. c.,
AL that LOT OF LAND. being part Of Tie lot for
merry known by the No. Mo ,tiag. street, in the
City or Charleston, measuring III wi ith running
pa allel with Mceting-srea fifty (5O) feet and in
depth forty.one (41) feet. Bounding north on lands
OF Otis Mills el.t on lands Elliott, south on
lands of estate OF James Gibson and west on lot OF
land below described
All that other LOT OF LAND, with the BUILD
INGS thereon, situate on Nreeti1g. street and for
merl! kaown as No. 234 Bounding to the west on
Meetlng-street and mca surfing thereon say fifty (oO
feet to the north on lands Of estate of James Glib
son, ana measuring on SAID limo say one hundred
and thirty-ive 1851 feet, to the east on lot OF land
above described, and measuring on said line cav
fifty (O feet and to the south lands late of John
H. Margart.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in three equal
successive annu,l instaments, secured by bond or
bonds of purchaser, bearing interest from day OF
sale at the rate of seven per cent. per annum and
mortgage OF the premises. buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. LOUIS MoLAIN
Assignee of James Browne.
December 23 wfnl0 tut
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BASE BALL.-A eame of base ball will be
played Citadel Green between the Alert and Lib.
erty Clubs, this afternoon; game to be called at one
C.si,rk
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The THEATRE. Tonight the Tompleton
Troupe appear at the Hlbe nian Hall, when all the
f4vorite tars VIII be the boards There will be
charming songs, superb dancos grand tableaux with
scores from the Black Crook Under the Gaslieht.
and the Seven Beauties
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THE CHARLESTON BROKERS.

during the past twelve months the amount
OF business doLe in this city in real estate bonds
and stocks, bank bills, gold and silver and foreign
exchange, has been large that The brokers OF
broad-srcet nave become highly impol tant and
influential GLASS in our mercantile community. Tho
Charleston brokers have always enjoyed high repu-
tat on as shrewd, practical and trustworthy business
men, and in publishing this morning he cards of
most OF the leading firms, warmly commend
them to the confidence of the public 1t may be
mentioned in thts connection that the price lists
published every Friday in The NEWS cannot always
be taken as standard by sellers or buyers
OF securities. We rely on the quota ions of
no one firm, and make up list which gives
fair idea OF the tone of the market but as there is
frequently difference of Two or three dollars be-
tween the buying and selling rates, both buyer and
seller cannot expect to effect transactions at the
rates which we quote. We do not think that any
man is the gamer in the long run by attempting to
act as his own b. oker. and we advise readers,
when ey bave real estate rck business to trans
act. to give their orders to broker Of the standing
position and experience of those whom wo name
below This will be found to be the cheapest and
safest in the end Tho following are the firms to
which we call especial attention:
Samuel G. Black, No. % Broad .street-stock and
real estate broker.
81. 81. DeLeon. No. &c Broad-str eet-Buys and
sells real estate, stocks, bonds, coupons gold and
silver and bank bills, on commission.
J. Drayton Ford No. 40 Bro -d-street- Stock and
real estate broker
L. Gamb. i'll Co., Broad-str eet IL. Gambrill & f.
NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in stocks, bonds and bank
bills, specie and exchange.
Ho.mes& Il Macbeth No. SO Broad-stroct George
L. Holmes and Alexander Macbeth)-Drokers, auc.
toncers, real estate and general commission agents
Lcitch Bruus No Sc Dfoli- stree, wv. Leitch
and II. S. Bruns)-Money and rel estate brokers,
auct'oneera and comm ssioa merchants.
1l1wndos Grimhall No. 20 Broad-street, (pinck-
nay Lowndes and Berkeley Grimbal)-Buy and sci!
real estate, bonds and stocks on comm sson and
rcnt houses
james FL. Wilson, No. Proad .strect-Stock brok-
and dealer in bank bills, coupons, aud foreign and
10 nestle excha,ge.
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A UCTION SALES THIS DAY
MILLIGAN IL Son will sell at II clock, on
Union Wharves, fiat boat
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock in his store,
corner King and Liberty streets, boots, shoes and
bats
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CLUBS AND STARS The following arrests
were made yesterday: q.
Edward Miller. coiored, reported for failing to de-
liver . lot of fodder and hny entrusted TO him.
Joseph Young, colored lodged for assault and bst-
terry on James Bythewood, coIored, IN King.street
near Burns Lane
O II. carsten, white, reported for trying TO swim
die IA. Il. Peronneau out Of FIVE dollars in King
street, near South Bay.
Schroeder s. Ihealing and Captain Elbraw, same
offence as above.
st 'Guardhouse.
Edward Green. colcred. reported for sleeping un-
der tho portico Of tho Charleston Hotel.
Daring The mast wAe1. she yssA cr : s.-==.s zss...
dence In the contra, part Of Wentworth street has
been entered three times by theves. The nrss and
second times thoy cut pieces from the lead pipe Of
the cistorn and tho third time they carried IL ell or
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REPORTERS CRuMBs.-rhe Charleston Min
ing and Manufacturing Company wants estimates
for builng sheds, erecting steam ergnes seiinr
oolers and rock w-shcrs; also, tor bui,ling tram
DAD at the works of the company, Ashley Ferry, ST.
Andrews Parish.
The thanks Of this paper due to the Grcenville
and Columbia Railroad Company for favors received
one hundred dollar bill was lost yesterday in
Kingstreet between kussells bookstore and Beau
fain-street. reward Will BE- paid il The bill is re-
turned to Mr. II. H. DcLeon, No. 81 Droad-strect
To-day-tmancipation Day-wiu be celebrates by
the colo'ed people by procession and oration at
White Point Garden 4As
The Harbormastcr's office has been removed TO
No. IL Exchange street back OF tho Old Postoflce
The Gilbert Star D cam attic Company will appear in
the Hbcrniln Hall on Monday evening neAf.
Yesterday was supposed by many to be the last
day tor filing petitions for voluntary bankruptcy
and one hundred and ninetccn petitions fled
Mrs Jacobs soirees viii hereafter take place Satur-
day evenings, over Kinsman's, ng-sreot, where
she also gives dancing lessons.
The exercises of the seabrook School, No 81 Dul.
| street, will be resumed on the 4th January,
j. w. May, Courthouse squAre in this city offers
fine fruit farm for sale in Aiken, s. c.
Application will be made at the next session of the
Legislature for charter for the German Artillery
Charitable Association.
lhe store IL R-caasat-cct, re Gently occupied by
Mr. Hiram Harris, is beng fitted up for Messrs.
Brown Hycr.
Contributions to the Fair of the widows Home,
just closed, were sent from England from tho prn,
cipa cities of the North. and from all parts of the
South. AS usual, the gifts received from Baltimore
wero abundant and valuable.
Rev. VIM. II. Bicks. D. d . will probably occupy
DR.. Bachman's pulpit xt sunday
The Freedmen's Blu eau to exist to-day in
| oil hut the educational department.
Virginia Leo" doll contributed to the Widows
Home Fair by Mrs. Grayson and friends, of New
York, was 1affled for ono hundred dollars
The Marion Fire Engine Company meats to-night,
also the Marion Lodse when oAic ers will be install
led. The Strict Observance Lodge will con fer de-
grees tonight.
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REAL ESTATE SALES. ~ lIessrs. Leitch g.
Bruins sold yesterday for James w. Gray, Esq, Mag
ter IN Equity, the following pieces OF property:
Plantation in st. Paul's Parish, ono thousand one
hundred and thirteen for $780, onethird cash.
balance in Elk equal annual instalments
Lot of land, north side Queenstreet twenty eight
feet front by hundred and twenty feet Deep for
$4,000, onethird cash, balance In and two years
Lot Of land, with buildings thereon, east side of
Normanstreet forty feet front by one hundred Deep
S675. one third cas- h. balance in one and two years.
z. b. Oakes. Esq, sold the three story brick
dwelling No. l. south side Society lot forty
feet font by one hundred deep, for $1,000, one.
snurth cash. balance in one, two and three yea g.
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paints, Oils, Gtf.
ROOFING TIN.

? 500 BOXES IC 14x2O ROOFING TN
300 BOXES TX 14x2O ROOFING TIN
100 BOXES IC 2Sx2O ROOFING TIN
so BOXES TX 42x2O ROOFING TIN
IS BOXES TX 12x12
25 BOXES TX 14x2O
20 BOXES TX 10x2O
20 BOXES Xxx 14x2O
20 BOXES Xxx 14x2O
20 BOXES xxx 14x2O
BLOCK TIN, TINSMAN'S SOLDER. Spell
TER, &C., &c.
IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE.
CAMERON, BARTxLEY ~ CO,
Northeast corror Meeting and Cumberland streets
January
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CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.
Holders fbonds of The Charlotte and South Carolina
i::a'i.Ioal maturing today invited 10 fund them
in seven per cent coupon bonds Coupons of the
company which fell due subsequent TO lst January
will be redeemed at the CAROL a. National Bank Co.
lumbia, and First National Bank. Charlotte. N q
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CRUHns.- General John S. Preston has ac-
ccntcd the invitation To address the State Survi-
vors' Association, IN Columbia, at Lhcir next
nua, meeting.
An unknown nalI Of great sisc was caught cs-
icT,!uy IN tic Ashley River, and will bo ON cxh.
billion 10 ',lay nt the Military lIol
jispatci, from New York states that Mr. Cha ~.
Calm, the dcfautins broker from this city, ha.s
been released from confinement on n vii. Of hG-
oeas corpus.
Tho coronc7's Jury In the inquest case have beeu
again adjourned until 10 n. n. on Monday next.
II appoars tin. one Of the principal witncssos In
The case has dcclincd 10 obey tho summonH. md q
posse h;ls hccn acnt after him.
A policeman who had long suffered from petty
thcf,s. caught the thieves by placing n powerful
cmctic in sOlno tempting viapds that were dis
played In his rOoin. Two glrli. Emma and f.avl.
MIA Thompson, were aUon utter BeSn convu3cd by
sofnc Internal c;nOton. and The gccTet was out.
The Pioneer Steam Fire Company gavo = sue.
ccssiui soircc iaat evening.
Tho large building opposite tho Mills House IL
being treated to O coal Of tho cream .cOorod pain
now SO popular.
The rccrcant Wiincss in the caso OF homicide be-
fore the Coroner waa arrested last evening near
tile 3ix.mi'c Iouso by omccrs Inyctt nnd T'rI-
aii. lie said that he knew nothing OF the mur-
der, ami did not think the law had powcr 10 oom-
pei his al LcIf,jalco.
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Tho Protective stovodoroa' Association

Hho Pfotcctivo StovodoroS Association. j.
TO the shipping Merchants, Sroscdores, Long,
ShOrense1s, dnd al persons Interested in Ess
prosperity ana soeII Iarro or the Commerce or
our City:
We, the members of Union Protective Steve
dore's Association, do hereby beg leave to address
ourselves.
We deem it necessary to revert in this conncc-
tion to the history and conduct OF the Union Long
shorcmcn's Society OF this city, and to their en-
deavor to onta1onizs labor and capital or this
movement VIC heartily dlsapprove. We recsg
nize and assert the Importance OF unity and har-
nsosy between labor and capital and to this end
devote our endcavors. AS wo would oppose a
party OF lab0rers who tried to array themselves
against the capitalists, 30 we would equally and
as earnestly oppose the capitalist who would try
to exert the influence OF capital against the In
teress OF the vorkngman. Tint there is any NO
ccsslty that either Of these dilcmmas should arise
| or cxst, we do not admit. That they have occur.
rcd, no ono can dcny. That the Longshorcmen's IS
Society have refused to work for certain parties
for the most absurd tand In some ca3c for poIsl-
ccl} reasons, Is also q well known fact. That they
cndcav0red by thrcAtS and violence TO prevent
| men from working except they belonged TO their
creed and recognized their right to dictate to
| them, when, how and for whom they should
work, cannot be disputed. VIC do not propose,
nor do we desire to dictate to tho Longshorcmcns y
Society. Jf they do not already sec the faIlacy
and impolicy OF their unjust conduct In putting
ana keeping the commerce OF the city in oon-
fused and unsettled condition, they will In short
time discover that they have killed. the goose that
| laid the golden egg. They will soon 1nd that
their policy II persisted in, and not defeated, viii
cause shipowners and masters 70 seek other ports
for engagements for their vessels and cause fac
tors and shippers to nnd other markets for their
produce. To the shpmasters, agents and ship
pers VIC would respectfully state that we are now
| In an organised condition. ready, willing and
| able to perform all the duties OF stoycdores
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sso.-, nrrtvAc--R.vonhor as.
CiItILasrGN IIorRI.


James Harper, KingsLroc; Robert Williams,
Grahams Crosn Roads; George u. Howard,
Richmond; A. A. lIoyas, Ncw York; John Y. Ford,
Miss Ford, baltimore; w. u Horn. II. y. Sturges,
New York; r. .. Chapnell, Baltimore; Wm. Il.
Thurston, Mrs. VIM. Il. Thurslon. New York; n.
q. Halle, Florida; J. J.. Jones, J. J. ilckle, Fast
Florida; J. W. Kennedy, Jacksonville; s. 4. Ran
soin, David Leonard, Iowa; Peter q. Gourdin. n.
d., Pincvillc, S. G.: O. o. BARKER, Union; Samuel
u. Farrauce, Philadelphia; II. L.. CartiIgon, New
Orleans: G. A. Stuck, Clyde. N. r.; q. Baker, New
York; L. A. Erns,is anu servant, II. 8. Greonough,
X. E. Charming, Boston; Mrs. Captain Berry. New
York; Luther Caldwell, EInra, N. Y; J. ]. Nc
Comb Liverpool. England; David Hatfield Louis
Dcutsch, j. Silver, O. W. Eiwcil, David
NJ. Reeves Lewis Roberts, @. p. Cook and wife,
Mrs. J. Ii. BrowninS, Mrs A. q. Wesc, J. Ii.
brow ning New York; B. 8. Frcohe, Philadelphia;
y. }. Brcsae, Wilmington; Robert Douglass,
Augusta; R. II. Brunson, Jr, l;ii Odom, Darling
tcn;J. u. Douglas. Florence
PAVILION uGrHi-
S. J. EousnlghL, Lusbuy, Florida; Dr. Bcckham,
Osborn Floyd, South Cafulina; J. d. Crawford, Il
L. Crawford. Florida; D.. booth, New 1lavcn Conn.
hra i iiindiey, Savannah; J. If. Hucks, South
Csroifnai N. J. 7houron, Steamer City Point; j.
A. lifting, North Carolina; W. j. Trotter, Soutl,
Carolina; G. FL Wright beaufort; q. 0lucy, N.
olncy, Oregon; Mrs. @. J. Hamilton md three
children, Master Hamilton. Miss Hamilton, New
York; Mr.. and Mra. Marx iscad, SaYgnn nh; !. 8.
Spregglns. Salisbury.
HIIIS HOUSE.
u. linphy. New York; l.. r Smith, Christ
Church; E. p. Rcd neld, Chas- @ W!no,t, E. p Ty-
eon, T. q. Faxon, Il II. Moore. New York; W. p.
Nicholas. Rchmond;J. D. Itoblnson. Now York;
William Bird, savannah, r. J. II. Heavens, Au
Eusta; J. Roach, New York; james Duncan, Law
rcncei Chas- Webster, London, England; Il. Is.
Hills, ClevelaEd;J. Cooker. Augusta; J. uinchIe,
c. II. Rampair, G.. II. White, Richmond; Isaac
hoGHtt. Michigan.
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DJ SyM. MelShY.
Gurtiomrers' z9ripa,c Sales, &r.
IsJ L0UTS u. DcSAUSSURE.
II A hR GE AN d VALUABLE RICE
IL PLANTATIONS OF NORTH SANTEE
RlYlSR, AZ TIL BlSST PITCH
Of THE TE4lS

At Private Sale
Tive valuable RICE PLANTATIONS on North
Snntce River. Georgetown District knuwn az
"Mlihlam," "SIwland" and ''BluH Eain." con-
tanning together, 1919 acres Of Land, OF Which $50
acres ure lido sTn,ap Land, about 800 being now
ubaer cultivation III rico and tho balance la good
order there are f2; acrcS OF high Land, OF wRlsh
GU Or 20 are cl,aTca provision Land, Cslp;,bc OF
prGdnCing 40 bushels OF corn Ln the acre.
On "MtllGam" Plantation In n good dwelling
fo'sc, two large harnB, mill and one or the
nrScSt anu bnat negro SetilcincnS Ia on North san
tee On "HcWIandh and "BluT Nainn arc also
negro settlement
On these Plantations Lacrc ia n resident roroc of
Seventy LaborcrS ana houses sufficient for over
300 negroes.
THO sitsation OF this estate, lying as IL daca
above tho salt water and below tIc frcahct lands
h:ls always been considered among the safest OH
Hintce, and during the long ficrlad they have
been cultivated. there s NO lnBtancn ON record Of
tho loas Of II crop. When cultivated previous to
The war, they were capable or producing over 40
bushels OF ricr 10 the acre. nld tho crops averaa-
ch from 10000 10 1000 bushels Of rico sont TO
markell
I'or further particulars. srp,y as above. Mt No.
~ Broau Slrcct n0vl6 tUthHg
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A SIGN EE's SAL e.
IN TIL: DISTRICT COUGT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DiSTEiGr or SOUTH
OhROLiEh-IN THE NATTER OF
CHARLES PHILLIPS, BANK
RUPr-N BANKRUPTCY

'y virtue of an order to INC directed, isauIng out
OF the District Court OF the United States Ioy
The District CT South Carolina win sell ut Public
Auction, at Timm0nsvile, In the County OF
bcr next,
AZ the Zeal Eatate ofsali bankrupt, consisting
OF FIVE LOTS situate III the hnain eas pnrt or snld
town; on ono OF which there IL Stnrehonae
ana Dweliing House; on another n good Dwelling
houSe, ana on another n good liullding suitable
ior eLner store or dwelling. with but little i'm
exhibited on day OF aaie,
Tcrms-Onc-haif cash; the other half parable
In one and two years. 10 he secured by honIl and
mortgage or the premises. Purchaaefs to pay for
tnpcrs aud stamps.
Also. ut the same time and p!lon. and on day
named Ab0vc, Will .c NIL tie EprES AND
iCcOUN II hciongina To sad I'ankrnpts Estate
separately, TO the highest bidder Tor cash.
pnro0s sI JAMES X. BROWN, Assignee,
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SALE or SECURITIES J. Drayton Ford
aold ut auction yesterday sl2soo bills of the Bank
Of tho State issues OF 1851 1862 for 2oH to u
cents on tho dollar.
Tl,Irsyrour shares OF Bank of Charleston stock,
1T SIS per share
Ono hundred and thirty-avc half shares In the
same baak. for $12 to $l2 25 per share.
Two hundred shares Peoples Bank stock, at
$5 % to 6 40.
twenty-five hundred shares Northeastern Rail-
road hrBt mortgage bonds, at $s2.
Fifty shares Northeastern Railroad preferred
stock. for $40 per share.
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MoSEL EsrABLTsHMENT.-Wc invite tie at
tcntion OF the friends OF THE NEWS In the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our oHlcc enjoys for the prompt execution
OF all kinds OF Book and job Printing. Fully pro-
vfded with now type and machinery OF the latest
and most approved pattern. and having q large
and carefully aclccted stock OF cards, envelopes
and papers of oil qualities TIE NEWS Job Oflcc Is
now prepared to I'LL orders for every deecription
Of plain and ornamental printing in the very best
manner. md at rates ut least as low as any other
establishment in the Southern Statca Call at
THE NEWS building tup-stairs) and examine our
scale or prices and specimens OF our work.
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Jnsnranee.

Jusnranre.
S U r J.
SECURITY LIPs INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY,
OF EBw YORK OIrY.
Fresieni ROBERT L. CASH; Vice President, Tupo.
R WHsThoRE; Secretary, ISAAC II. ALLEN.
General Agent for South Carolina, W. HUrsoN
TOWNSEND. Aiken.
ORGANIZED 1852.
Assets, December 81, 1858. 81, 1854 $40 90
Amount insured in 1868 66S............1 l. 6DI 3So OO
ClaiMs pald. 143, $50 90
No restrictions on travel Only sound lives ill.,
Loan OF portion OF premium allowed when do.
sired.
Dividends declared annually. Last Dividend so
All forms OF Life and Endowment Policy issuo.l.
:. Attention ts especially Invited To the fen Year
Non-ForfcitIre and tie Return Premium plans.
Insurance by the Inter costs the policy .holdcr
ONLY THE IETRltBST UPoN HIS ANNUAL PKHXIUMs
LOT snc frSnhuhis the,asclvHa arc returned at
death III addition 70 ilsc fun amount Iae Polioy
THIS Company Is chartered nuacr tke Laws oi
the state OF Now York, and IL invites The closp.t
scrutiny into its condition exhibited in Official
'StutIS Vi tHoufuhCC IcpuTLulCuSS Ol Now 1Oik
ana Massachusetts.
SrBoIAL AGENTS IN rnR STATE AT LARGs-A J..
NoHltlS J. B. WlLKtE, J. 81. IIUTSON, G. 4,
DHSAUSSURE. u. q. STEPHENS, j. J. NACKEY'
X z. GANTf, s. II. SYDNOs, ID. X. MOuZON, q.
D. RHoDUs, L. o. STEPHENS.
REPERENCEa-H. T.. LAUnEY. Rsa, r. NJ
ALEXANDER, ESq., RICHARD CALDWELL. Esq,
n, IL NATHAN, Esq, AleSsrs. ST0IL WEl;B &
CO., Messrs- IL COBIA & co.
DR.. W. N. FITCH, Medical Examiner.
LOUIS ESRE,
Agent for Charleston, 8. c.,
oPFICR No. 40 BROAD STREET, Second Ploor.)
nov2 18
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A GENUINE CHRIsrMAs Box.-Ono OF tho
'arRcst and most perfect music boxes ever nude
has been received by Mr. Won Santen, and u!lI be
raflcd about Chrlstmas time. Since 1t has been
on exhibition his store is crowded with visitora,
and tho siiver-toncd instrument has already be-
come town-talk. The lIst Is nlling up rapidly,
and tho fortunate winner can have an opportunity
or making Christmas present not to he despised
Tho boz is valued at $500, and the chances are put
down at the low 1gnro of So. The ranle will be
conducted on the plan Of the Havana iottery-thc
tickets arc numbered, md On equal number OF
blanks are Lakcn, on one OF which Is printed
emusic box" These are put In separate hats and
drawn by two little boys, the number drawn with
tito printed ticket being the ono that wins the
prize. The box was manufactured at 0enova,
Switzerland, and has q celestial voice. nine belIa,
f1utc and picolo ffe attachments. It plays tho
following beautiful airs: Romeo and Jullcttc,
Waltz; Nucttc dc Porto. Overture; March dc
Faust; La Traviata, Psrisi cara; Grand Duchess,
Quadriilo; Ernani Invoiami; Home, Sweet Home;
Guilaumc Tell; o Mathilde.