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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-14
Anrtion Sales.--future Dans.
A. C. MeGILLIYRAY,
Auctioneer.


DY VIRTUE OF A WR1l OF FIERI
Id Facias to Inc directed and delivered, will be
sold on MONDAY, Tth day OF March next at the
northeast corner OF the Courthouse, at IL O'Clock
NJ,
All the right, title and interest OF the defendant
IN LOT OF LAND. With the Buildings and I'M
proyements thereon, at the northwest corner OF
state and Chalmers streets.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon next north Of the above, on State street.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, on west side OF King street, near Line,
known as No. SOL.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND on the south side OF Mary
street, near Meeting street, with the Tenements
thereon known by the Nos IS, 81 80 and A.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of
Thomas N. Gadsden, at the suits Of John Horbeck
ct al, executors Of Blum ct al
ALSO,
At the same time and place.
All the right title and interest Of defendant In
TRACT OF LAND, situate tn the Parish Of st.
James Goose Greek, containing 1400 acres, more
or less. Also, A GRAY PONY.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of p.
GroomeS at the suit OF w. T. Owens.
ALSO,
At the same time and place
All the right. title and interest OF defendant In
two LOTS OF LAND, with improvements thereon,
situate on south side OF Tradd street, nearly op-
posite Savage street.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF VIM.
lizard Bull, OF the suit OF Theodore Dehon ct al,
Executors OF Mrs. Delron.
Terms cash. E. W. NJ. MACKEY, S. g. G.
feb14 MI
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Hotel Arrivals-February 1a and 10.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

R. G. Gaiard, South Carolina C. W. Walk
er, New York; NJ. J. Farris, Somerset, KY; H
Chapman, Atlanta, Ca; A. ]. Morrison, Char
lotte, Y. c.; Mrs. N. Reene, Miss F. ]. Reene, Mr.
A. Ii. Reene New York; ]. G. Gilett, Augusta
Gail. T. Ford, Baltimore, Md; S. c. c. Cham
bcrs, Florida; P. Ban Mrs. P. Balm. Miss Balm, S
S. Morrison, New York; G. Phipps, Pennington
Ct: w. B. Buckingham, South Carolina; E. II
Murray, Philadelphia; W. Billings, Troy, \. Y.
]. D. Dunlap, Camden, S. c.; A. P. Miller, Il. II
Obcar, Winnsboro', S. c.; L. P Miller, T. E. Gregg
Columbia, S. G. W. B. Johnston, Macon, Ga.
G. P Balman, H. Hirsch, Philadelphia; ]. F.
Lewis, New York; Nv. B. Clough, Baltimore
Charles B. Carlesce, Northampton; E. S. Trechie,
Philadelphia; G. ConHling, J. Baker, New York
Col. NJ. Moses, Maj. NJ. B. Noses Sumter; Col. J.
P. Reed, Anderson; E. K. Sergeant, Jr., Brooklyn
Oliver Prescott, W. D.. Able, New Bedford; W. D.
Weegand, Mrs. W. D. Weegand and two children,
Baltimore; j. p. Taliaferro, Miss Hardy, Florida
James NJ. uoge, Virginia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
CB. JenEens, Johns Island; B. F. Afford
Southern Express Company; W. Wilmington, A
S. Hinton; Florence; A. P. Smith, South Carolina
Mrs. Sarah L. Clark Chas. E. Clark, Portland; w
]. Munroe, Prov dence; DR.. E. n, lockwood and
wife, Wayne County, n. y; F. II. Clayton, Baltl
more; C. Rush, indianapolis; P. L. Jordan, Lex
ington, Miss; B. Rambo, Edgeheld; v. A
Sanborn, New Hampshire; ]. @. Kenny
Albany; Themas r. Payne, Steamer Charleston
O. +. Connor, Port Royal Railroad; ]. ]. Crawford
Columbia, E. II. Brooks, Augusta; A. Loryea
BranchyIlle; Jno. T. June, Manning; ]. P. Gam
BILE, Santee; W. R. Hayden and wife, Fl. 7. Allen
and wife, W. P. Sheldon and wife, A. NJ. Herman
dcz and wife, NJ. o. Reardon, j. W. Thorpe, II. II
Pratt. ]. W. Chatterson, J. H. Jones, Tracy W
Titus ]. W. Kenny, Geo. F. Walhour, Mrs. Oates
Burlesque and Opera Troupe Savannah.
MILLS HOUSE.
II. Brown, Mobile; J. F. Pierce, c. G. Hotchkins
New York: L. c. fletcher, Washington; d. F. Tut
hill, ]. E. Bulow, New York; S. Clapp, Augusta; J.
Chadwick, Wadmalaw; W. B. Phillips, Baltimore
S. Myers, Chicago; C. a. Brock, Providence; Mr.
and Mrs D. F. Appleton, Mrs. Smith, Alonze
Child, New York; W. S. Edwards, Z. S. A; G.
sparkman, Pennsylvania; W. W. Drlcc, New York
S. b. Thompson, Beaufort; c. S. Montelth, c. IL
Dunks, North Carolina; ". c. Little and lady, Al
bany; r. L. Belknap and wife, New York; l.. New
hall and wife, Lynn; A. W. Sexton, Jr., New York
P. W. Connell, Fort Mill; F. Harland, W. L. Taylor
H. A. Dawson, Mr.. and Master Dawson, Lewis T
Wolf, New York; John F. EnuX, D. Morgan
washington; F. NJ. DeSIoncado, City; A. Arnau
It. W. Lcnard, New York; Chas. A. Rogers, Bos
ton; +. ]. Kemball, II. P. Darlington, Philadel
pbia; C. D. Mullen, II. B. Morris and mother, New
York; a. C. westcrvelt, Newark; Henry S. Whet
mon, Arthur Barnwel Mr.. and Mrs. James
Oates, Savannah; VIM. Rcsor, Jr., and vile, Gin
cinnati; o. D. Seymour, Hartford, Conn.
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SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE ACADEMY.-Durlng
the past few years, South Carolina has had several
Gcssers, but not one Tell. The lofty cap has been
bowed to until our people have crlcS In their
back, and the "Mountain nymph, sweet Liberty
If not dead, Is In q comatose condition. This may
be the reason why the patriotic sentiments Of
Sheridan Knowles heroic drama did not arouse,
OF their own strength, any sustained enthusiasm
at the Academy on Saturday night. The play OF
civilian Teln Is, to tell the TRUTH somewhat dull
az dreary, and it went of well only because OF
the excellent acting Of the principal men,
bers Of the cast. Mr.. Warner, tWam Te,)
whose action in the opening scenes, nota-
bly, with Melchthal, (Mr. Parker,) was rather
violent than deeply passionate rose with
the development Of the wellknown plot, and In
the last act showed delicacy Of pathos as fresh
as it was pleasing. Miss Eldridge tAlbert) played
with her accustomed taste and skill, and 1t was
regretted that the fair benedciap hal so limited
a scope for the display OF her dramatic powers.
Mr.. Fannln was good Gessler, and that careful
and mertorlous actor, Mr.. Parker, made the
most OF the small part OF Melchtlia. Altoe either.
the drama went or successfully. Mr.. Warner was
called before the curtain at the close OF tile first
Ellridge and Mr. Warner at the end of the piece.
"Ten Nights in a Barroom," which closed the
performance is highly sensational domestic
drama, whose theme is drunkenness, and whose
moral is that perseverance i'll the practice OF
dram-drinking will lead to the poorhouse or gal
lows, but that 1t is never too late for the sot to
mend his evil ways.
The play is rich in brolls in stabbing, in bruis-
ing and in killing, but it gave Mr.. Fannin Joe
Morgan,) an opportunity of showing an intense
dramatic power OF which he had not been thought
capable The raving Of the drnnkard in his de-
llrium, the palsed hand, the quivering frame, the
rrenzied eye the changing moods Of recElessncss
and rcpentance-al made up narrowing pic.
ture, fsithful in the minutest detail, and painful
because of its realism. 1t was grand piece
OF acting, and the death-like stiffness, only broken
b. suppressed sob told the startling effect pro-
tiuccd upon the audience. Miss Edridge Fanny
Morgan) gave Mr.. Fannn an excellent support,
and Miss Teresa Lyle MARY Morganl played with
highly commendable pathos and SKILL This
young laly speaks very distinctly, and did full
justice TO the most important part with which she
has yet bocn entrusted. Miss LaFond played tile
"New England Girl with becoming dash and life,
and Mr.. Ryan was as full as ever Of fun and rol-
licking humor. When the curtain fell Mr.. Fannin
was called out and loudly appaulea.
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[sALE PosTPoNED.l
By w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
DECREE INEQUITY.
Auctfonccrs.

NDER DECREE IN E QUITY.
u Falk vs. Jacob, Administrative, ct al.
On TUESDAY, the 18th February. Will be sold,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. near the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND situate on the west side
of King street. a few doors south OF Beaufain
street; measuring in front on said street 80 feet,
more or less; on the back line q feet 10 inches,
more or less; and on the north and south lines
1853 feet inches each, more or less; there being
an angle In the north line at the northwest COR
ner OF the brick store. Bounding east on King
street, south on Land of Mrs. Vogel, west on
Land OF John SiegIlng, and north on Land Of
John Siegling and J. S. Bird. With the Lot Is In.
cluded In the sale the walls, bricks and materials
OF the building and outbuildlngs, partially de-.
stroyed by fire, as they now stand.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, situate In St. Philip street, Upper Wards.
Bounding north on Land Of Jas. Adger, east
on Land Of Mary Campbell, south on Land OF
Robt. Wing, and west on st. Philip street; mea-
surng so feet on the north line, 81 feet on the
south line, and 25 feet on the east and west lines
each, be the said dimensions more or less.
Terms-One-thIrd cash; balance In two equal
successive annual instalments, with interest from
the day OF sale, payable annually; the buildings
OH the st. Philip street Lot 10 be Insured and the
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. j. w. GRAY.
febS tusmtu4 Sp' cla Referee.
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VALUABLE CAaGoEs FOR EUROPE AND OTHER
Po1STs.-Messrs Willis & Chisolm cleared on
Saturday last the ship Bombay, for Liverpool,
with 1856 bags sea island, os1o bales upland cot
ton and 2l51 sacks cotton seed. Messrs. Street
Bros. & Co., tho bark Wetterhorn with 172 bags
sea island a1So bales upland cotton, 314 barrels
rosin, 2OS sacks cotton seed and tierces bees
wax. Mr.. W. P. Hail. the Spanish bark Peplna,
for Barcelona, with 533 bales upland cotton and
269 barrels rosn. Messrs. Street Bros. 4 Co. are
also placing the first cargo ever shipped from
here for Australia. The ship David Brown, now
loading at Benefits Mills wharves is freIghting
with steam.sawed lumber, intended for Adelaide,
South Australia, venture which we hope the
enterprisIng owners may find profitable.
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JOHN s. RYAN,

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
Y East Bay, corner OF Cordes street, at Public
Auction, on the oath instant.
On THURSDAY, the 24ih instant, at II O'Clock
A. NJ on the north side OF the Exchange, VIII
offer for sale at Public Auction. to the highest
Ali that VALUABLE PROPERTY situated on the
east side of East Bay street, corner Of Cordes
street, measuring and containing on the north
and south lines l20 feet, inches, including there
in The width and right Of way Of on alley 18 feet
wide common to tGis and the adjoining stores,
and % feet on the west line, by % feet inches
on the cast line be the same more less together
with that wellbuilt Three Story Brick Store, late
ly occupied as Wholesale Grocery and Commis-
sion House, all In good order and condition.
Terms cash; possession given Immediately.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
For further information, please apply as above
fehlI fthMth4
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By J. S. RYAN,
AuctiOneer.i

DODINE & COMPANY VS.. DAWSON
ID BY virtue of an order OF sale In the above
cause, to me directed by the Hon. R. B. Curpen-
ter, Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas for the
First Circuit, sitting in Equity, will offer for
sale at Public Auction, on THURS DAY, oath day Of
February, 1870, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old
Postoflce, foot Of Brood street, in the City OF
Charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon situate on the west side Of Smith street,
in the City OF Charleston, measuring and contain
ing in front on Smith street siHtytwo 62 feet SIX
inches, more or less. on the back line about tnir-
ty-four feet six inches. and In depth about one
hundred and twenty-One Q2n feet; butting ana
bounding TO the north on Lands OF E. W; Lloyu,
trustee, TO the south OIL Lot No. 81 on Parker's
Plat of City Lands, cast on Smith street, west on
Lands OF A. d. Harris .-.o
Terms-One.thirl cash; balance In one anu Two
wears from day of sale, secured by bond OF puI-
chaser and mortgage Of premises BuiIGIngs 10
be and p0y and All other
expenses. hm. cnoc;o, =, % paS.roa
feb2 w3 tut Speei"4 iNste'ee'
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THE DuELLo IN CoLuMBIAt "A .B1ooDLEss
EScoUNTER.-Wc are Informed that parties in
Columbia had made arrangements on Saturday
morning, to settle their little difficulties by re-
sort to the duello Both parties were on the
ground, when disagreement arose between
one OF the principals and his second, in which
the latter was called liar. This opprobrious cpl
theeproved new caSus oelli, and the second pro-
ducing two revolyers, demanded satisfaction then
and there. Such a summary mode Of settling the
dispute was not to the taste Of the.principal, and
he peremptorally declined, and the second imme-
diatey refused to take any further part in the
proceedings, which caused an indefinite post
ponement of the whole affair, and loss to Colum-
bia OF drst.class sensation.
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THE New THURSDAY STEAM LINE.-We take
great pleasure in announcing that the furniture
and stateroom outfit oi the South Carolina and
Tennessee have been put aboard, and that, begin
ming on Thursday, 18th, the travelling public will
be accommodated on board these splendid iron
steamships. Everything is new and fresh, Of the
best, and it is intended by the agents to make
Thursday an attractive starting day for passen-
gers bound North and East.
Owing to the relative condition Of the market
here and in New York, = concession has been
made to shippers on the principal articles Of
freight, with the hope that such course will in
duce business The rate on sea island cotton Is
fixed at &c, uplands hc., and on rice 81 25 per
tierce.
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DIR. WINKLER's LEcTuRE.-The Cheraw DEM
ocrat has the following notice of a lecture deliv.
cred by the Rev. DR.. Winkler, before the Cheraw
Lyceum: ..The subject OF the lecture was .Relig-
ion and Astronomy twas chastc production,
well delivered, and we were glad to find that the
reverend gentleman was not disposed to forget
the grand object of his mission to his felow-men,
asa minister Of the gospel but, on the contrary,
brought all his acquisitions oflearning to subserve
the interests of religious truth. The lecture afford
ed evidence that the lecturer has not only read
books to advantage, but has thought much for
himself While his style was chaste and vigorous,
the matter Of the lecture was interesting and sug
pestiye''
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BY z. D, OAKES.

GPLENDID IRON FRONT BUILDING,
- No. 81 Broad street, near Church.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 18th instant, at the
Old Postofce, at II O'Clock,
That splendid modern built Three-story IRON
FRONT BUILDING, No. 81 north side OF Broad
Herot & Co.. Insurance Agents, and the upper
part by the New York Life Insurance Company
Together with the Lease Of the Lot upon which
from 10th March, 1870, at ground rent OF $500
per annum and taxes, with the privilege or O re-
newal OF the Lease for an additional term OF three
years, at $400 per annum and taxes. At the eX-
piration OF the Lease tile Buildings and Improve.
ments are to be paid for In cash by the owners OF
the Lot, at valuation to be placed upon them by
dlsinterestcd appraisers.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. febl0
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Rev. A. T. porter's Home md School.
CHARLESTON, February II.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

CHARLESTON, February Il.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS
Please correct for me an error. The amount
granted me by the trustees OF Mr.. Caleb Dorsey,
OF Maryland, In November last, was $4,000.
was thus enabled to meet the second lnstalment
due, with one years interest upon the property
purchased by me for my work, and, with the bal
ancc and such amounts Us | have been able to
collect here, been carrying on the enterprise, with
some $50 scholars anu 50 inmates Of the Home.
1t costs between $1,000 and s14Oo per month. 1t
,ril, be TINS seen that even this munifcent dona.
ton does not go very far, and we trust it may
stimulate some other kind hearts to aid In sus-
tanning us until we are able to take care Of our
selves. Respectfully,
A. T, PORTER,
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OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT. houses Of Sevc-
raj residents on Rutledge avenue have been fire.
qrently marked, or their appearance otherwise
Injured while freshly painted, and the pcrpetra-
tors have never been discovered. On Friday night,
some miscreant deliberately hacked the fence on
Mr.. Chisolm's premises, SO as to mar its looks
rendering repairs necessary. The police In that
section of the city should be instructed to keep
bright lookout, and ifthesc scamps are by chance
detected no light punishment should be meeted to
them
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CATHOLIC FAIR.-The Hibernian Hall will be
opened tonight by the Fair given in aid OF St.
Joseph's Church. Although the committee of ar
rangements did not secure possession Of the hall
until IL O'Clock on Saturday night, they had
everything in preparation, and at once commenc-
ed the necessary decorations. There will be eight
tables and the fair will be In no wise inferior to
these that have preceded 1t.
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IMPORTANT TO THE SHIPPING INTEREsT.-The
select Congressional committee on the decline of
American Commerce has completed its report,
and will probably present 1t to the House Of Rep
resentatlves to-day. 1t enters fully into the causes
OF the decline OF commerce, and makes numer-
ous suggestions for its revival. The committee
ascertalns that the present system Of harbor-
masters and pilots enlists heavy expense and fire.
quent,delsy in dlschargng cargoes, &C., and they
recommend the abelitien of both. II the owners
of vessels desire to employ pilots, they will be
allowed to do so or not, as they see ft. The COM
mittee further recommends drawback upon all
materials used for shpbuilding, and the repeal
OF tonnage duties ON American vessels.
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at No.
S5l King street, household furniture, &c.
Jeiror,ls Co. will sell at II O'Clock, on Wander
horst'S wharf, damaged cotton.
-Lowndes 4 Grimball will sell at II O'clock at
the old PostoDlce, fine brick mansion.
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THE SOUTHERN HoaE.-Mr. Alfred J. Nor
riSon is now in Charleston as the agent of the
Southern Home" q weekly paper, published b.
General D. H. Hill, at Charlotte \. c. The "South-
ern Home'' has large circulation, and mer-
chants who desire to win back the North Carolina
trade are not likely to find q better advertising
Inalin,n
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed there"a, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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The workingmen and the News.
rsror robruorv

CHARLESTON, February O.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
DEAR SlR-At regular monthly meeting OF
the White workingmens Union No. 1, held at
their hall, picket Guardhousel the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolued, That the thanks OF this Union be ten
dered to the Editor OF THE DAILY NEWS for his
kind assistance towards us IN puDnshinS our
meetings, &C., gratuitously.
Resoiued, That the Secretary be requested to
forward copy OF the above.
Respectfully,
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TUE CHAMBER OF CoNMERcE.-This society
will celebrate its forty-seventh anniversary to-
day. at the Hibernan Hall. The election for oill-
GERS will be held In the afternoon, between and
O'Clock, and the supper will be served at In the
evening.
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL,
AuctiOnecrs.


1TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ Executors of R. F. W. Allston vs.. Benjamin
Allston ct oil.
In pursuance Of the Decree OF the Hon. R. B..
Carpenter, Judge First District Circuit, in the
above case made on 9th day OF November 1859,
will be sold THIS DAY, 18th day Of February,
1870, at II O'Clock, in front of the Old Custom
house. at foot Of Broad street, Charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the large and ele.
giant BRICK MANSION thereon, situated on the
west side of Meeting street, In theelty OF Charles
ton, measuring and containing In front on Meet
ing street one hundred and thirty t130) feet, and
In depth two hundred and twenty-three (223) feet
six inches, more or less, buttlng and bounding to
the north on the Scotch Church yard, to the east
on Meeting street, to the south on Prices Alley,
and to the west on lands formerly OF c. B. Nor
throp and Mrs. Jones, conveyed to Hon. r. F. W.
Allston, by Paul Trapier and wife, William Dehon
and Theodore Dehon, in August, 1857.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance In one, two
and three years. secured by bond Of the purcha-
ser, with interest payable annually and mort.
gage Of the property. The building to be insured
and the policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for
necessary papers and revenue stamps.
HENRY d. LESESNE,
ADELE p. ALLST0N,
qualified Executors OF R. +. w. Allston.
feb IL
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BUSINESS NoTIo oES

SALE PosTpoNED.-The sale of the lot on
Rutledge street, advertised by Messrs. Leitch &
Bruins for the 18th Instant, las been postponed 10
the lst Tuesday in March.
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CITY Al IF A R S /.
Meetings This Day.

Orange Lodge. at half-past P. NJ.
Pioneer Fire Company, at : T. VI.
Etna Fire Company, at half-past 2. NJ.
Phoenix Fire Company, at half-past r. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at p. N.
United Fire Company, at 8 p. NJ.
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DEATH OF REV. JAMES SToNEY.-Thc Savan-
nah News OF Friday last says: 1--WE are panied to
record the death OF the Rev. James Stoney, OF
this city. He was, at the time OF his death, the
rector OF St. Stephens Chapel. Before the war he
was the rector Of St. Luke:s Church, OF ST. LuHe's
Parish, in South Carolina, and there, as here, he
was beloved for his many amiable traits and
honest, manly and Christian character"
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.'sLADIEs' MUTUAL AID AssoCnTIoN."-The
report OF the receipts and expenditures Of this
association for the mouth Of January, 1870, con-
sists Of the following amounts, viz: To balance,
s16s II; to salesroom account, SAL so; to SUBJ
scriptons, $40 80; to donation, 81; to balance due
treasurer, SIS 10. Total, s23S 81. By cash paid,
$23S 81. Amount Of ordered work during the
mo?t., sS3 S3
The association takes this opportunity Of ac-
knowledging the receipt of SPAS as the net pro-
ceeds Of the lectures recently delivered by Rev.
Mr. Bogdon; and also desires to return grateful
thanks to the editors OF the papers, and all who
have aided the funds OF the association by dona-
tions and other assistance.