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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-14
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OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE.
COLUMBIA, S. G., November 10, 1911.


COLUMBIA, S. G., November 10, 1911
TT HAVING BEEN REPORTED IN SOME
i OF the papers In this State thata promise had
SCOTT to the late Taxpayers Convention to ex.
tend the time for the collection OF Taxes for 1911
/ would saw, for the information OF oil concerned,
and for the purpose OF doing away with any III
efIect which such report might Induce, AMI at
the same time leave no excuse for non pny ment
Excellency this morning, he informed me that he
made no such general promise as has been ascrio-
ed to him.
His Fxceleucy informs me that the Committee
OF the Taxpayers Convention who waited npon
him In reference to matters relating 10 the oolleo.
tlon OF taxes, after discussion OF the subject de-
cided that November was the proper time Tor the
collection Of taxes In the upper counties; bus that
In those counties where sea island cotton Is grown
payment could not be made until March without
sacrifice.
His Excellency, therefore. agreed TO suspend
the collection from those upon the sea6oard until
that time, where they were unable 10 pay sooner.
Persons desiring to avail themselves OF the ben.
ents OF this promise will be required to die petl'
ton with the County Auditor previous to The time
st which the penalty attaches, accompanied oy
affldnvlts that returns from crops had not been
IT oetved; such petitions viii be considered.
The public wil therefore, place no reliance
BY His Exoellency that no extensions OF time
other than those mentioned will be granted.
The collection Of taxes for this fiscal year Will
commence on the 10th instant, and continue nm
I'll the 18th OF Januaiy next; after which time the
penalties prescribed by law will attach and be
strictly enforced
Country Treasurers will proceed ut once TO en-.
force the collection OF all delinquent taxes for
previous years. EDWIN F. GARY,
poylt State Auditor.
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DsATH OF Mr.. JACOB BARRETT.-We regret
to announce the death Of Mr.. Jacob Barrett
which took place at nine O'Clock last night. Mr.
Barrett was in his eightieth year, and during his
lie had held several public positions Of trust. AZ
a citizen he was respected for his exact and un'
swervIng integrity, as well as for the sound
Judgment end industry which enabled him to &C.
cumulate large fortune. Ten years ago Mr.
Barrett was extremely wealthy, but, Ike most
Southerners, he lost heavily by the war.
The funeral will take place a. four O'Clock this
afternoon from he residence Of Mr.. G. F. Levy,
No. 66 wentworth sreet.
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q. W. SlLcox.-The community was sad
dened yesterday morning by the news Of the death
Of this popular and highly esteemed young
Charleatonian. Mr.. Silcox was native Of this
city, aud his genial temper and engagiog address
made for HIM many friends duiing the short time
he lived among The business men. he was clerk
In his fathers furniture establishment when his
fatal illness overlook him, and had hardly recov-
cred rrom the shock occasioned by the loss Of o
member OF his family.
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Jnsuranre.
3usrIrar1re.
ONE MORE IN THE BREACH
NEW YORK IN 1895.
CHICAGO IN 1871.
ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

HARTFOkU, CONNEOllCUI.
CASH ASSETS July ], 1S7l.........S6, ,047 1857
Chicago Losses. es.................SS.. 100000.
The annual statement is published for the in.
formation Of the public. 1t will be seen that the
.ErNA Is rapidly paying of all claims Incurred by
the late CHICAGO DISASTER. The nrst pay.
ment was made on the 14rH OCTOBER, TWO
DAYS AFTER THE FIRE.
The names Of parties paid thus far, and
amount paid each, can be furnished by calling at
the Office Of the Agent, No. 272 King street.
CHICAGO, ILL, November lth, 1871.
A. II. Hayden Esq, Agent, Charleston, s. c.:
Claims amounting to over HALF MILLION
DOLLARS 1885,, ,so1) have actually ben adjusted
and paid to s54 claimants, In CASH, DOLLAR for
DOLLAR, at the rate Of from 80 to so per day,
and this work will be expeditiously continued,
with mo RED TAPE,n until every dollar Of lia.
blity Is fully lquidated.
The OLD ETNA will come oft Of the worlds
greatest fire with the LARGEST CASH CAPITAL,
LARGEST CASH ASSETS aud LARGEST CASH
INCOME Of any American Insurance Company.
EJ. BASSETT, Adjuster.
All. HAYDEN, Agent, No. 272 King street.
J. L HONOUR, sub.Agent, East Bay street.
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Hotel Arrivals--November 13.

CHARLESTON H1TKL.
s. W. Wood, New York; A. Gage and vile,
Mrs. E. Platt, Mrs. J. P. Horbach, D. Mcpherson,
Xrs. E. q. Jackson and family, city.
PAVILION HOTEL
W. Rowan, Pittsburg; A. Mowatt, st. Andrew's,
y. B.; Il. A. Phantom, Willlston.
MILLS HOUSE.
Mrs. Parker, Miss n. Parker, Miss G. Parker,
Miss F. Parker, Dr.. c. Davega, q. Hagens, city; (;
D. @. Seymour, New Orleans; A. P. Montbriand,
a. Harold, Philadelphia; v. n. Talmage, A. P.
Dickinson New York.
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AN EVENING IN AFRICA may be enjoyed by
all who desire 30 to do, in Summervlle this even
Ing BY attending at The Town Hall at naf.past
seven O'Clock, when Captain Wiloerforce will de-
liver q narrative Of several years. experience in
Africa, with amusing and ting anecdotes,
descriptive Of the customs and habits OF the Caf'
fres and Bushmen. The proceeds will be devoted
to the benefit OF the Ladies' Church Aid Society.
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FoUND DEAp.-Early yesterday morning an
old colored woman. named Nancy Capers, resid-
Ing at No. 81 Spring street, who retired IN good
health on the preceding evening, was found dead
in her bed. An inquest was held and the jury re-
turned verdict Of death from old age. The de-
ceased was fully seventy-ave years OF age, and
died without any one in the house being aware CT
hpr illneqs
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CoLuNBn.-We have received from me au-
thor, Mr.. Henry sparnick, an interesting sketch
OF the history, condition and prospects OF Coium.
bis, s;the future manufacturing and commercial
centre Of the south.n The pamphlet Is published
under the auspices Of the Columbia Boafu ol
Trade, and, besides being pleasantly written ID
highly interesting In both subject and treatment
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A STARTLING FACT. - At No. l2l Meeting
street, Mr.. Edward Daily is receiving and now has
on hand one OF the handsomest assortments OF
boots and shoes, ,brogans fashionable gaiters &C.,
in the city, which will be sold at reputation phi
cea, enabling even the holders Of Scott q Co.'S
State bonds to keep their feet neat.looking and
comfortable. Call for those American CATERS, or
the Calf opera boot, just received from Philadel.
phia and New York, and tx yourself for the win.
tor
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matrhes, Jemeirp, &r.
VIZ A 1T h A NJ WAT 81 e 81
"a PLATE, 10 AND 20 SIZES.

These are the best WATCHES made In this coun.
try, and are made with and without Stem Wind.
ing Attachment.
They are finished in the best manner and run
with the greatest accuracy, and cannot be excel.
ed anywhere, at their respective prices.
The cases are all Of the newest patterns, and
specially made to our own order.
Our stock OF these watches Is now the largest,
and our prices, all things considered, are the low.
est In the city.
BALL, BLACK & CO.,
JEWBLLERs AND s1LVERsHITH 8,
Nos. SOS and 6e7 Broadway, New York.
JulJl8-lyr
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Lawrence Petty, arrested
for being drunk and unable TO take care Of him.
self, In George street, was fined one dollar.
Rachel Fordham, lodged for being drunk and
asorderiy, In Church street, was sentenced to pay
nne or two dollars or 60 to the House Of Correc'
ticn for ten days.
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The VISITING FIREMEN.-Meetings OF the
various steam fire companies were called last
evening for the purpose Of making the necessary
arrangement in each company, for the reception
and tertalnmeut Of the Delaware fremen, who
are due on the 18th Instant. The visitors will or.
rive by the Northeastern Railroad in the after
noon, and viii be received in due form.
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Anrtion Sales.--future Mans

By w. Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS,
Ancttoneera.
FURNITURE, RUTLEDGE STREET,
E BETWEEN CALHOUN AND BULL STREETS.
Win be sold TOMORROW, the 18th instant, at
10 o'clock, in Rutledge street, q
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting In part
OF Sofas, Chairs Tablrs, Bedsteads, Sldeboard.
Bureaus, Nattresse1 Mattings, Carpets, Glass
Ware, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, Stove DC, &c.
ALSO,
One fine Marble Top Walnut Bed Room Set.
Terms cash-artcles to be removed day of sale.
nOvl5
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sroRArse A CAsrLE.-On Saturday evening
ChristIana willlams. prompted by jealousy on &C
count OF the undue favor shown to her husband
by Henrietta Wilson, approached the house Of the
latfr in State street Not seeing her enemy, she
en- cred tbs honse. and nndiDg the mistress in
one Of the apartments, without more ado pitched
into her:g re hbhe Of the scnhie soon attracted
a policeman, vhosoSs the beilgerent invader In
Ind sscofesd nef 10 the auardnouse. The
Snef was brought begors the Mayor and Sen
I'D 70 par . nnel or one dollar. or spend five
ssSnys in sha Hu,pe or Correction.
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IcE.-We are informed that passengers By
the Northeastern Railroad report that there was
Ice at St. Stephens Depot, forty.flve miles from
the city, on Sunday morning. Frost was COM
mon on Saturday and Sunday mornings along
the road to within six or seven miles Of the city
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The LECTURE on the Condition. Duty and
Dangers OF the Coored Man IN America" was de-
livered last evening at the Rev. R. b. Cams
church, in Calhoun street, by LieutenantaoV'
ernor Ransier. The audience was quite large, not
vithstanding the iuc emency OF the weather, and
was composed entirely Of colored persons. The
,ecture was received with evident interest.
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By JOHN G. MILNOR g. co.

DIBBONs, DRY GOODS, HATS AND
III LADIES' TRIMMED BATS, &c.
sell, at our store, No. 1856 Meeting street.
20 drz:n assorted MEMS HATS, Mems Black
Felt Hats, Ladies' Trimmed Hats, Chemise, Lad1es'
Night Gowns, Morning Wrappers, Frilled skirts
Black sash Ribbons, opera Plannels, White An
Wool and Domet Flannes, Fancy Silk BOWS, Bal
moral Skirts, Black and Fancy Satinets, Kentucky
Jeans, Kerseys, Canton Flannel Bleached ana
Brown Shirtipgs, l04 Shirting, Plaid Osnaburge,
Fancy Head Handkerchiefs. Mertno Hose ana
Half Hose, Mems Half Hose, Under shirts. &C: &C.
Conditions cash. noVl4
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BY JOHN G. MINOR s. co.

by JUHN 6s mILNUh " CVs
NNE HUNDRED AND SIX CRATES AS
" SORTED CR0CKERY on account OF under
writers and all concerned.
on THURSDAY, the 10th instant at halfpast 10
o'c ock, win be sold, at the Store No. Hayne
street,
l06 crates CROCKERY. consisting Of:
@. G. PITCHERS Tea Cups and Saucers, Q. Q. d
". @. Muf1a Plates, Chambers, Nappers, ptshes>
Bakers, &c.
Damaged on board schooner Marion on her voy-
age from Liverpool to this pof., and sold on &C
count OF the underwriters and all concerned.
Conditions cash on delivery, andfto b removed
Immediately after sales.
&T Augusta Constitutionslist, Columbia Phoe-
nix, Savannah Republican,. will please copy, and.
send bill3 toJohn g. Minor d Co. novlS
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Auction Sales This Day.

stefiens, Werner & Ducker will sell al 3
O'Clock, at their stores, hams. strips, &c.
TN Cater Will Sell at 9 O'Clock, at his store
butter, hams, &c.
Leitch l. Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. 10
Coming street. household furniture.
Laurey Il Alexander will sell az 10 O'CLOCK, az
their store, strips, bellies, &C.
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ENGLISH sADDLEs.-For sale, "a fine English
low to close consignment.
JOHN CoAN1Ns, No. 3os King street,
novl4-tuie Above Wentworth.
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PERsoNAL-The New York Wall Street Jour-
nal notices in complimentary terms visit from
its esteemed correspondent, Ar. A. c. Kaufman,
OF Charleston.
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Personal Alderman Alva Gage returned
to the city yesterday morning, from Coiumois'
where has been spending the past few months.
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TIE FIRST CARGO For HAvRE.-The fine
American bark Mendoza Cap:sin Perry, was
cleared for Havre yesterday, By Messrs. Street
Bros Il Co., with 14il bales upland cotton
wepht 674, 600 pounds; value $l15,200.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day

Carolina Chapter, at P. NJ.
St. Patrics,s Benevolent Society, OF nalfpast
Pm.
Survivors Association, at P. n.
E:na Fire Company, at half-past 2. ID.
vigilant Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Niagara Fire Company, at P. NJ.
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PARTIES in want of doors, sashes, blinds,
mouldings, stair newels and balusters, will con.
suit their own interests by calling on or writing
to Mr.. P. p. Toae, No. 20 Rayne street, where
they will nad the strongest and cheapest stock In
the Southern States. A speciality made OF French
and American window glass. aug1S-ths.u
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DRowSED.-The body of Gottleib Rlnggold,
a ferryman at Kinsler's Ferry, below Columbia,
who as drowned on Friday while ferrying cattle
across the Congaree. has not yet been recovered.
He was pitched overheard, near the centre OF the
stream, by the pole with which he was propeling
the ferry breaking. he swan but little, the cur
sxent being strong, and it is supposed the weight
Eof his clothes carried him under. He was q Ger
mar, quiet citizen, had been married but recent
", and had worked at the ferry but short time.
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COUGHS AND COLDS are often overlooked; a
continuance for any length Of time causes irrita
ton Of the Lungs or Come Chronic Throat Disease
browns Bronchial Troches" are an eneciua
cough remedy. no1-tuthsS
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THEANAzoN1AN WAR.-That peaceful locali-
ty known as Elliott street was enlivened on Sun
day afternoon by that highly popular diversion,
a neht between two drunken women. Carrie
Wilson and Mary williams scratched, tore and
struck each other, until policeman came up and
carried the two combatants to the euardhouse-
They were brought before the Mayor. yesterday
morning, and sentenced each to pay nne Of two
dollars, or spend ten days in the Rouse OF correc
ton,
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
bu mess cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
enyelopea,
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THE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
certs, as advertised BY Messrs. Butler, CHADWICK,
tteary & Co.-Mr. Eoen CONN, sub.sgent for this
splendid and attractive scheme, is now prepared
| to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the ONCE Of Mr.. Edward n. More
| land, No. 20 Broad street.
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CRuMBs-The minimum point reached oy
the thermometer from Sunday night TO yesterday
morning was 4s degrees.
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ArPonrxsnra- Governor Scott has made

ApponrxrsrslGoyernor Scott has made
the following appointments:
General samuel McGowap, OF Abbeville, ss spe-
clal nudge 70 hear the case OF Walker whkte, for
the use or Eizsbetn Marlin, vs. Alexander Bry &C,
Sr. ct al, 70 be heard ct 0conee Court on the Sec
ond Monday In November inst, in lien Of Judge
Orr, he being OF counsel for the plaintiffs.
A. b. Utley, W. b. Farr, James b. Yinson, coun-
ty commissioners for Union; W. P. Harris, Lewis
Eoatea, d. z Phipher. for Newberry; n. n: Rem.
bow, w. P. NcKL light, for Clarendon b. A.
smith, treasurer for Fairfield wee J. 3. Boyle, re-
vice r g. Crocselt, removed: John l. Tongue,
prcbateJ1dge for Uuion, vice T. Greer, semov;
ed. E 5. Noise, notary public Tor Sumter. VIII
liam Tanning and +. X. Ande' son, commissioners
OF DEEDS In New York. Joseph Coke, deputy
surveyor for Anderson County.
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To THE LADIEs.-Frank Leslie's Lady's Jour
nal, with colored plate; Fashions by Worth, Of
Paris price 10 cents, for sale at the popular
stores, HAsEL STREET BAZAAR
nov132 AND EAST BAY NEWS ROOM.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
IS, So so and S. SO per thousand. according to
size, at THE NEWS Job 0fhce.
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Drp @ooos, Nr

LARGE LOT OF
BLACK AND CoLoREp SILKS, Elegant Shades,
SIR SIR y2f1ls VELVET, Sample. sam 1
full line OF MOURNING GOODS.
Merinos, Empress Cloth.
BombaZ.ne, Grape Cloth.
Henrietta Cloth, Mohairs. &c.
$50 pieces Irish and French Poplius, all coors,
quality and prices,
200 pieces second shipn en') Black and Colored
Apacas ouly 25 cents per yard.
Fine As:rachan Trimmed Cloaks and Jackets.
Wool Jackets uo d.. Nublas and Shawls.
splendid stock Of the latest styles OF all kinds
OF Sash and Bonnet Ribbons, Ready Made Sashes,
Scarfs and BOWS
ARTIFICIAL Flowers, Plumes Feathers.
Guns and Collars. EMBROIDERY, KID Gloves
2Oto pairs OF Blankets from 50 so to SIS.
Our Cloth and Tailoring Department contains
the best selection OF CASSIMERES, BEAVERS,
Doeskins, Broadcloth, Ladies' Cloakina, Seal-skn
and Astrachan Cloth.
Our Hosiery and Notions Department IS CON-
JUST RECEIVED.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
100 sets (Cape and Mufrl price S3-worth So.
200 sets tCspe and NUM- from So to SIS.
10 real As:rachsn White Jackets.
200 pieces Of ], and PLY CARPETS, viii he
100 pieces Brussels best Carpets, snd
80 pieces Body Brussels, (yhean
Rugs Mats, on Cloth, Mating. &C., on'"p
Samples given, and Goods delivered free Of
charge TO any part OF the State.
No trouble TO show Goods.
Merchants, Milliners and Tsilors will do well by
examining and pricing our Goods before order
ing from Northern markets or buying elsewhere.
Buying OF importing and manufacturing houses
only, we are enabled 10 sell as cheap as any JOB.
bling House North. and we most cordially Invite
all TO convince themselves OF the above stated
facts.
PURCHGoTr, BENEDICT 4 CO.,
No. No. a. a. kins kiDs s!Fees s!Fees Charleston s. c.
No % White street, New York,
nov13 No. Bay street, Jacksoa Vile, Fla.
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DIR. WM. c. HoRLBEcK. - This prominent
physician and estimable ger.,leman died yester.
day morning, bet~eeu ii TWO and three O'Clock, Of q
disease OF the heart, at his residence in Meeting
street. DR.. ,aorlbeck wal native Of Charleston,
and sftsr receiving his early education here ne
grad ;Iateyfas q doctor OF medicine at the Charles
toa Medical College. Not contented with the
knowledge thus attained OF his profession, he
w MT over to Europe an spent several years IN
Paris. perfecting his medical studies under the
most distinguished physicians OF the day.
rnon his return to his native city, he
began the practice OF his profession In company
with his father, DR.. Elias Horlbeck. His Skill IN
surgery, the result Of h observations ana sIuoy
in Paris, was well known, and he wds soon eject
ed surpeon Of the Marine Hospital. At the break
ine ont OF the war he was appointed oy tne meol'
cal Society o. this State surgeon OF tne ROPER
Hospital. where he remained until ne became
surge; n in the Confederate service, ard was SEM
to Columbia and placed In charge Of the Conied
crate wards hospital in the college buildings. Dc
afterwards went into the field. and was surgeon
at Fort Fisher during the bombardment OF thai
pace At the close OF the war, In which
he never failed to DO his whole duty as an
offlcer and soldier, he returned to Charles
ton. and was reelected surgeon Of the Roper Hos
n,tsl where he remained until the institution was
closed, few months ago. DR.. Horlbeck was
about forty years OF age, and stood high In his
nroression. Upon graduating here he took the
nrst prize for the osst essay In class where
there were able and eager competitors. He was
strong friend, and in all his relations OF life bore
an p,lcmpeachable character. The large family
who deplore hisuntmely end have the hearty sym
pathy Of numerous friends IN Charleston ant
throughout the State. The funeral taxes piac
this morning, at eleven O'Clock, at ST. PauF
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BY ]. A. ENsLOW & co.
UNDERWRITERS SALE OF 81

By j. A. ENsLUW q CUs
UNDERWRITERS SALE OF SCHR.
u WIN. B. MANN AND CARGO.
MONDAY, 20th instant, at II O'Clock, will be.
sold, at the Postofdce, corner Broad Street and.
East Bay,
The American Schooner VIM. B. MANN, as she
now lies In the harbor Of Beaufort, 8. O., together
with her Anchors, Rigging, Chains, DC, &c.
The Mann was built at No r1stown, ". j., IN the.
yesr 1854; s 21T tons register and 10 rect draft.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
The under.deck cargo as IL now lies On board,
the above vessel, comprising about one hundred
and twenty thousand feet Of Yellow Pine Plank
and Boards OF the following dimensions: 4kx-
l0Hx32.s, 3xx8Kx32s, 6Xx8Kx32s, 4xx8I<x2S9,
3xx8Kx2S9, 2x5 TO and wide boards.
The above cargo was cut expressly for the Phil.
aielphia and Erie Ra lroad.
Conditions cash. ~ D.. go noVlo
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ROT d E Rs,
F A C T o Z B
COMM SSION NJ E c b 3
No AccoNNoDATIoN WHARF,

No. 6 ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
oHAR LE TO N, s. G.
VIII make liberal advances on copsignments to
them or to their friends in New York and Liver.
pool viii also pay strict attention to the ming
Of all orders for Plantation and Family supplies.
GEO. W. WIrTE. .ARMIN +. WHITE.
Hep1-lmW3mos
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SUDDEN CHANGES IN THE WEATHER are pro
ductive Of Threat Diseases, Coughs and Colds.
There Is no more enectusl relief to be found than
in the use Of browns Bronchial Troches."
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