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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-24

FINED FOR AN AssAULT.-James Vincent was
brought yesterday morning before Trial Justice
Mackey, charged with anassault upon W. J. Brad
ford in dredgeaoat on Stono River. After
trial he was found guilty, and sentenced to pay q
fine Of $40 or 20 to jail for twenty days. Two
other parties, against whom warrants had been
issued for the same offence, were discharged. tie
evidence being insufficient to establish their guilt
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The SEA ISLAND COTTON MARKET.--The fol-
lowing extract from letter dated at Savannah,
January 81, has been received by prominent
cotton house here "We have to reporta strong
and active market for sea islands-it has extend
ed to all grades, from medium to fine Floridas
There is strong feeling here tina: the sea Island
crop will not exceed l45oO bales" The receipts
OF sea islands and Floridas at Savannah were, up
to the above date:
Season 1S69-7o to January bags. 10 095
Season 1901 to January l8...... 3,312
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AcKNowLEDGMENT.-Th treasurer Of the
Lee Monument Association respectfully acknowl
edges the receipt Of the following subscriptions:
Church Of Holy Communion, additionally S.;
st. Johns, RIchland, (additional,) SIS; Kingston
Presbyterian Church, Conwayooro', s.; donation,
s1-total SIS. There was az error in the list last
week. The sum OF $50 was given by the Second
Presbyterian Church, and should have been 80 &C.
kuowledged.
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By H, II. DeLEON,

By H. II. DeLE0N.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN KING
Y STREET.
1 will sell on FRIDAY next, January a, 1s71 OF
the Old Postoffice, at II O'Clock,
All those TWO LOTS OF LAND on the east Side
OF King street. measuring nineteen feet eight
inches lie 81 front each, by Two hundred and
thtrty.one (231) feet deep.
ALSO,
TWO LOTS OF LAND on the east side Of King
street, near Queen street. twenty-five feet nine
inches US o. front each, by eghty.slx feet eight
inches tS5 81 deep.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay q. q. D. for
papers and stamps. 1anA
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TIE MAILS seem not to run very smoothly
nindsr the general new schedule, which went
Into operation yesterday. The Northern mails
due last evening failed altogether, and the Co.
lumb,a train on the South Carolina Railroad had
not arrived up to ten O'Clock last night.
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By ]. DRAYTON Fol
aurtion. Sales.--future Dans. !.
By WY. LEITCH &R. S. BRUINS.

AuctlOneers. ''..a
GTOCK OF CONFECTIONERY AND
y FANCY ARTICLES, at Store OF John Marion,
Esq No. 276 Rtng street.
Will be sold without reserve, at No. 276 King
street, on WEDNESDAY, 25th instant, at half-past
10 O'Clock,
The STOCK OF the above well.known establish
ment, consisting In part Of: -
French and Domestic CONFECTIONERY, Fancy
Boxes for Toilet and Bijou, Toys, Foreign and Do
nestle, Cordlals, Wedding Ornaments, Show
Cases, Glass Jars, &c.
ICE.CREAM CHURNS, Glasses. Jelly and Cake
Moulds, Marble-top Tables, Stools Chairs, Coun-
ters large size Marble Mortar, Iron Furnace, &c.
Store and Dwelling to Rent.
Terms cash. jana
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10. O. Fit is said that at no distant day
the Lodges Of the Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows Of this city are to have splendid fair. The
object Is to raise funds for the purpose Of assist
ing them to carry out the charitable principles,
and otherwise advance the interests Of their hon.
0rfhlp order
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Nv Y. r. OAKES,

NHANGE OF TINE AND CONDITIONS
" OF SALE.-Valua6le Vacant Lot OF Land
weat side OF King street.
VIII be sold THURSDAY, 28th instant, OF II
O'Clock, near the Old Postoff1ce.
That desirable BUILDING LOT, situated on the
west side OF King street, q few Lots north NJ
Queen, and Immediately east OF the Cemetery OF
the Unitarian Church, measuring In front on King
street 5s feet 10 inches. and In depth IT'S feet.
.ConditIons-One.t third cash; balance In one and
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
jaD24
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LATEST DEvELoPMENT OF THE OATS FURoKE.
On Saturday evening, Samuel johnson, one OF the
employees ut the corner Of Chalmers and State
streets attempted to appropriate small bag OF
oats. Samuel was arrested In the act, and taken
to the Guardhouse, where be spent that night and
the following day. Yesterday morning he ap-
peared before the Mayor, but the owner Of the
stolen property declined to prosecute. In con-
stderatton Of the return Of the property. and
promise Of the best Of behavior in the future,
Samuel was discharged and. went back to his
work not very enthusiastic on the oats question.
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BITTEN BY A. DoG.-RIchard Robinson was
perambulatIng East Bay street on Sunday after
noon, accompanied by large Newfoundland
dog. In spirit OF mischief he set the dog on one
Alfred Paul, who was caught aud bitten In one or
two places The matter was reported to the
Mayor, who yesterday sentenced Robinson to pay
fine of SIS or go to the House Of Correction for
ten days.
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By VIM. MCKAY.

LOOP ME.
y On THURSDAY next, 26rh instant, at II
O'Clock, at HOrellnd's Wharf, foot OF King street.
will be sold,
The Sloop ANNIE, with her Sails. Rigging, &c.
ALSO,
One Cypress hull CANOE, 2o feet long, by ~
feet beam; In good order, with Sails, &c.
AND
One FISHING SEINE, has been used but one
season, 100 fathoms long. aud 100 meshes deep In
main hunt; now In working order.
Conditions cash. 1an4
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Accommodating to some misarrangement
OF the switch ut the entrance Of the South Caro-
lima Railroad depot last evening, she engine OF
the Augusta passenger train ran or the track,
leaving the train across the entrance. This CON-
PEELED the down train, which arrived on time, to
back up to Ghlnquapin lane, where the passengers
got out. There was no damage done.
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. ls1 King street. oct1s
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THROUGHOUT the South people will suffer
from Nervous Debility, Dyspep sia, Chils and
Fevers and other maiarlous diseases, because they
have not used the Old Carolina 'Bltters.
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EXECUTIVE APPoNTMENTs.-Jerom P.
Chase, CT Darlington County, and William B. Al
lison, OF York County, have been appointed by
Governor Scott as notaries public.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, In leather bindings,
holding 1ity pictures, 75c. and soc. each, at No.
1s1 King street; also at the Hssel street Bazaar.
octlo-mtu CHAs. c. RICHTER i Co.
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For GENoA.-It Is noteworthy that the brig
Flora, for which Hunt Brothers { co. are now ad-
ver:lsing for cotton to complete the cargo is the
1rst vessel which has been put up for Genoa since
fhp war
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JUST Received, a fresh supply of Milwaukee
Lager Beer, at Merchants Hotel, corner King and
Society streets. tan2f1*
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Meetings This Day.

Charleston Floating Dry Dock Company, at
12M.
RW. Grand Encampment I. o. o. F., at half
past P. II.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District Court
was opened at IL O'Clock Saturday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
David Brown, William Irving and Isaac Grant
each pleaded guilty to the indictments against
them for voting under age, and were sentenced to
three months Imprisonment: :. -
Elk parte A. H. Ford, assignee In the matters OF
Sumter s. Gasque, Thomas ,W. Godbolds Ely God
bold, and NJ. Mannheim, bandrupts. In each of
these cases the property was ordered to be sold
on the first sales-day in February, or some conve'
nient sales.day thereafter at public auction, for
cash. after two weeks notice Of such sale BY pub
llcation or otherwise.
The United States VS.. Thomas Simmons, AleXau-
der Squire and Maurice Fordham, for intimidar-
ing voters. Simmons was acquitted and, on mo.
ton, discharged; the other defendants were found
guilty, and committed until sentence day.
~ ADMIRALTY.
A. Wycott VS.. T. NJ. Fredsburg. Libel for freight.
Ordered that the witnesses. E. P. Wall and Joseph
Quash not appearing iu pursuance TO the subpe
mas served upon them, do show cause forthwith
why they should not be attached for contempt.
The cases OF Alburger & Co. ct oil, G. d. Kellum,
Thomas Kimball and C. A. French vs.. the bark
Kedar, OF Philadelphia, were taken up, and the
examination Of witnesses continued until the
court adjourned.
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ATTENTION, ToURlsrs.-stereoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. lsl King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noy12
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The BURNS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
The anniversary Of this ancient society will be
celebrated on the evening Of Wednesday, the 25th
instant, by supper at Kroeg's hall.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
Blacknan,s drug store, No. 80 Broad street, Janu-
ary %: O'Clock, so; 10, So; H. 50; 2, 81; 4, So;
6, So; 8, 56.
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The STEAMSHIP CUBA DISABLED Yesterday
into port, which attracted much attention from
the careen which she had, and which was SO de.
cded as to induce the idea that she was the vic.
tim to some accident. On her approach to the
wharf she proved to be the steamship tprope,ler)
Cuba, Captain Dukehart, OF the New Orleans and
Baltimore. line. It appeared that on Sunday
morning, the 22d Instant, while shs was about
one hundred and twenty miles east OF this
port, and running nearly northeast course just
before 4. N. a brig was observed near by,
Standing the same way. From some unknown
cause tie vessel soon changed her direction and
bore down Immediately upon the steamer, and
before the latter could change her position she
was struck with terrific violence on the port side,
nearly midshps. the bOwsprit making large
opening. snd lower down. where the blow from
the stem was received the p;anks were badly
crushed, the copper torn up, and fearful
hole made below the water-line. At this mo.
ment sthe ship WAS In the most critical con-
dltion and nothing but the utmost csoluess
and good management could. save her from
sinking. The captain and officers. Immediately
| had everything movable placed on the @esarooard
side, giving her decided list ana putting much
Of the damage above the water line; BLANKETS and
other ARTICLES were used at the critical point to
stop the iow ofwater, and 1t was only after the
most. strenuous erorts,s which were eontlnu-
ed up pto- midnight on Sunday, that the ship was
got into condition promising safety, and which
enabled her to reach this harbor yesterday. At
one time the water had nearly reached the
fires, and the prospect for saving the steamer
seemed gloomy enough. She has on board o
valuable cargo Of New Orleans sugars, part OF
which has probably been Injured. Carpenters
were working on her yesterday, aud her repairs
will go rapidly forward. There was no indica.
tlon o: the name OF the brig, and she dropped
| rapidly from th,'steamer With loss OF head gear,
bat her masts and canvas were standing.
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By R. M. MARSHALL s. BRO.

OF ON SOUTH STREET, NEAR
Ia Nassau street.
On THURSDAY, January 26th, will be sold at
the Old Postoflce, Broad street, at II O'Clock,
A BUILDING LOT on the south side OF South
street, measuring about "a feet front By about rs
feet deep, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers
and stamps, jan24tuth2
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, in velvet, S0c. each
Hasel street Bazaar and lsl King street.
octlO-mtu
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NEW and handsome assortment Of English
Playing Cards, ut No. 1o7 East Boy.
q z NEnprIrIr
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, S.
SIS, So so and So so per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job ONCE.
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Aurtiru gnIes--@bis Bap.
By j. FRASER MATHEWES.
Auctfoneer. ar -.

U LIPSTEIN VS.. KLIPSTErN. IL
IN Pursuant to an order OF sale In this cause
to Inc directed by the Hon. K. 2. Graham, Judge
OF the First Circuit, Will oer for sale, at publlc
auction, Tbs DAY, the 9th of. January, Isf1,
OF II o'clock A. NJ, at the Old Poston1ce, Broad
street, In the City OF Charleston,
An that PLANTATION Or TRACT OF LAND
situate In Christ Church Parish, called n0edae
oroYe" o containing TWO hundred and one tsoIl
Land; bounded southeast by Schem Greek, south
vest on Lands formerly Of the Estate Of Roger
sanders, northeast on Lands formerly o. the Es-
and northwest on Lands formerly of John WALKER
Terms-One-third cash; residue in one, two and
three years, secured by bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage OF the property, with interest from
pay for papers and stamps. =.
tan24 WIN. ]. GAYER. Receiver.
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A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, five
quires for &c., at the Hasel street Bazaar and No.
l61 King street. ocslo-mtu
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Aafti0i sales--Jntnfe pdbs.
=. 's' By. ], FRASER MATHEWEs.

4 by, - FhASEk mATHEWES.
EtXhPARFE SALLIE LOWNDE S IN RE
~ the Estate Of N. Hayward, "a Bankrupt.-In
Bankruptcy. =
By Virtue OF an order OF sale to me directed by
the Bon. George S. Bryan, Judge OF the United
States District Court FOR the District or South
Carolina win oGer for sale at the OLD Postoface,
Broad street. Charles on, South Carolina, on
THURSDAY, 26th January, 1877, ct 1ro'cook A.
H., the following properly: - .'t
. BUGBY RESERVE, situated on the west side Of
Ashepoo River, In Colleton County, containing $50
acres, more or less, Tide Swamp and Provision
Lads.
ALSO,
TRACT known as Black Creek Settlement, Stu
ated on Orchard Swamp, oolleton County. con-
oNE-sIxrH INTEREST in FISH POND TRACT,
on Ashepoo River, Colleton County, that Is to say
one-Sixth interest In 1900 acres OF Cypress Land.
ONE AoRz OF LAND i II soslapHall Pine Bar
rem, Colleton County.
Of Frasers Backwater CANAL Coileton County.
ma ~ the Tgh hbNs s and s.srsst Rss L. the n % @
OF Beaufort, and i've Garden Lots near the SAME,
sold BY the United States Government for taxes
In 1883, and now claimed by General r. saxton.
HALF. SHARE in FOOL aaspl Point Land i'd Company,
TRACT known as the Pinckney Tract, situated
near the Bugby Reserve Tract, on the west side'of
$50 ssus acres Of OF Timber Land, more or isss ''SN'
Terms-One-hslf cash: balance In, u months.
secured by bond and mortgage OF the; premises,
with interest from day OF sale. Purchaser to pay
States Internal Revenue stamps.
Ian5-th2ftutha .''i' Assignee.
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ALDER4Ak1c CoNoLAyE.7-There was eau
Gus meeting Of the City Fathers last evening.
What was 1t all aboutt ?,
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TIE most Delightful Tonic known, is tn
Old Carolina Bitters. Try them.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ENJOY heaven Of rest, by using the Cele-
,rated Tonic, Old Carolina BItters.
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TIE WoRxrNa CHRISTIANS CHuRCH.-The
Rev. Tilman R. Gaines editor Of the Working
Christian, Of this city, has been laborIng also
as missionary in the upper wards Of this city for
some months past and has succeeded in constl.
tutlng church for the laU6ring classes. The
neidssq quite promising audthe wafk snobleone.
plain chapel Is to be built on, RQtledse
avenue, near Spring street, for the accommodation
OF this infant church and the interesting SaRday
school under their charge. As>the members OF
this church and Congregation areof the working
classss and limited inworldly goods. any assist
anee given them in building their house OF wor-
sasp .woald heweli bestowed. Mr.. Gaines has
been very successful at otherplaees 70 the State
In Similar efforts. since the war he organized o
church Of the, e,.werking people Of: Yoikvile, and
built them handsome house OF worship, much OF
Il at his own expense. Such q work is much
needed IN thepsrs Of shlsctsy where he now abors.
Those who wish to aid in thiswork can send their
donations sothe once OF the Working Christian,
No. 6s Hasel street.
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EHE. ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE WORKS This
company, the stock Of which was taken few
months since with the most favorable prospects,
having completed their establishment and placed
their machinery in the most perfect working con.
dition, are now tarning out a hyst-class guano,
which Is being offered by their agents, Messrs.
Pelzer, Rodgers L Co., on BROWNE Co.'s wharves.
This article Is attracting much attention, and is
now going forward to planters II. considerable
quantities. The gusno is put up In neat packages
ready for shipment, and cultivators OF the soil
win do well to give it trial. as 1t promises to be
amonI the best or land stimulants.
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r I. LuNsFoRD cABINET.MAKsR

T L. LUNSFoRD, CABINET-MAKER
q. and UPHOLSTERER, begs leave to INFORM
Ihe people OF Charleston, and OF the State, that
be Is still carrying on his old business at NO: 81
Queen street. He can make or pair piece oi
Furniture OF any description. He also manufac-
lures new MATTRESSES and renoyates OLD ones
Cane OhaIr bottoms replaced oy an experleuceu
workman. Customers may rely upon .tne per::
nor Plice Tor renoyating MOSS Mattress, large
Size, So So; Halr Mattresses, 81; Cotton or Wool
Eattre, ,ses. IS. Persons having this work to be
done are assured that the contents OF mattresses
will aot be exchanged Tor cnsap OF plsfl9r artl'
cles. j. l. LeNSSoh r. p. u.
dpcn
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aa Urusa, Chemicals, &r.
r. ERAAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!
O-s-H ~ -s|s. ~

AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOB INFANrsr
This ts the best Medicine for young children,
suffering with Colc, Diarrhea, or any other COM
plant, incident to Teething It may be given
with safety, as v contains no opium, or other In.
furious anedyne.
Price, Is cents q bottle.
Manufactured and for sale BY
Also by the following Druggists:
A. W. ECKEL & CO., DR.. A. RAOUL,
Dr.. W. A. sKRINE, A. o. BARBoT,.
GT. T. MTTLE& CO., J. BLAcKMAN,
P. NJ. COHEN, DR.. E. Il. KEELERS,
E. S. BURNHG1, GRAHAM d sCHWAKE.
G. W. AIMAR, J. LOCKWOOD,
G.. ]. LUHN, ". T. LINN,
W: A. GlBs0N,'
And by Druggists generally. tan21
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SYSTEMATIC RoBBsRY.-James Geddes, John
Peronneau and Samuel Graham were brought be.
fore the Mayor yesterday morning, charged With
stealing dry 60 ,ds from the well-known arm OF
Menke & Muller, drapers and merchant tallo.s on
King street. From time TO time during the last
month these gentlemen had missed vario1s artl-
clcs from their establishment, but larger haul
than usual on Saturday last compelled them to
have recourse TO the captain OF the police. The
latter appointed Sergeant Reed and oficer Nip
son to attend to the matter, and that night they
arrested Geddcs and Peronneau. The former had
been employed in the store for two years rs O.
porter and the latter Is one Of the journeymen
tailors who works there. After having been arrest.
ed, the two owned up to the robbery, and Geddes
told where most Of the missing property was to
be found. The oficers along with Geddes, pro.
ceeded to Roob's lot, In King street, opposite
Berresford, the place designated In quest Of the
property. At this place they found sort or
Westinghouse filed with people engaged In
preaching and praying. Having waited until the
preaching was over, they demanded, the hidden
pluuder. and, GeddefS having Instructed them
where It was to be found, itswas speedily deliver
ed up. The confession OF the two prisoners I'M
pllcated the third, Samuel Graham, likewise an
employee and journeyman tailor, who was ar
rested next morning. The owners even are not
aware OF how much OF their property has thus
been stolen from time to time. Several hundred
dollars worth has already been recovered, and
there seems to be more coming. The stolen op-
erty consists Of several pieces Of fne ready made
clothing and rolls OF handsome blue beaver and
oroadtoth, worth at least eight or ten dollars u
yard. After an examination before the Mayor,
the prisoners we're turned over to the State foc
prosecution as soon as the nature Of their crime
was understood. Great credit Is due to Sergeant
Reed and Ofncer Ntpsou for the skllful and Ell.
cient manner In which they handled this affair.
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TaE ''INFIRMARY" AT THE CONFEDERATE
WIDOWS HoME-This is the name given to the
room set apart In the Widows Home for the
special use OF the sick. 1t is large convenient snd
well adapted to- osecurs quiet and 10 Permit the
undivided attention 40 necessary to iayahdsf "A
lady OF this city having occasion to visit sick
pupil at the "Home," conceived the kindly project
of furnishing the Jnarmary with every possible
and desirable convenle1cs for a2siek CHAMBER.
Others, to whom enc menaonedthe plan, entered
heartily into it, aadi has seen Garfield out with
ataase, thcughtfulness and foresight TO be. eX-
peoted from the kindly consideration In which it
originated. 4 neat and beauafdiearpet has been
laid upon the floor of the Innrmarr; the walls
have been papered and adorned with pictures;
vases have been presented for the mantes, and
q choice selection of books forS the table; a
coal crate; with utensils; stands; a couch
and everything which experience suggested
and limited means could procure, have been
furnished rs another tesslmonisIor the interesrof
our people in the daughters of our soldiers. 1t
would be gratifying to the ladies' of the board,
and to the lady through whom donations were re-
ceIyed, II those who so Kindly contributed to this
object will visit the Home" aud see for them
selves to what use their beneractions have been
applied. " ,--s s4s2z
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By r. NJ. MARSHALL s. BRO.

DRIME MULES AT AUCTION.
il On WEDNESDAY, 25th instant, at halt-past
10 o'clock, will he sold at No. SO Broad street,
8PRIME MULES.
Terms-Under $500 cash; for large amounts, 80
DAYS, approved city acceptance. ian2l-stuwS*