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PRESIDENT JoHNsoN's REPLY.
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"TO Cyrus ". Field, Hearts Content:
al heartily congratulate you, and trust
that your enterprise may prove as success
full as your efforts have been persevering.
May the cable under the sea tend to pro-
mote harmony between the Republic of
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In MEMoRIAM-TheR Rochester Dem
ocrdt proposes to erect a monument In
honor of the defunct Democracy, and offers
the following as an inscription
Hic facet
THE DRMoCRATIC PARTY,
a kind husband of
SLAVERY,
an indulgent father OF
RIOTS,
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of
REBELLION.
The tender plant that north winds chilled,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

JAMES L. CAN'T will sell this day, ut the corner OF
East Bay and Broadstreet at II o'clock certificates OF
city per cent stock Also new s op; also tract
OF land In Kngsreet tho east side between Queen
street and Hor bechs Airy Also $4,000 City six per
cent stock
HENRY CoBIA CosYi sell be ore their store, No. 26
Vendue Range at alfpast 10 O'Clock, one bale damaged
cotton. and sugar, bacon, candles. -four. &o =.
their store, No 20 Vendue Range at 10 O'CLOCK large
lot Of re,dy made clothing boots. Shoes, hats frni-
ture. &C.; also. 10 suits OF English clothing slightly
damaged.
T. II CATER viii sell this day. on Browns Wharf, ut
10 s'clock, 20 hhdb new bacon shoulders.
GEoRoE HUNEKEN will sell this day. before his store,
No. 1s Ven Range. at 10 O'Clock bale of cotton.
cases OF Rhino wine, buckwheat starch aud other
JAS W BnowS l. Co. will sell This day ut their store,
No. lie East Bay at hapast 10 O'clock, hams. should
trs starch. &c.
GABRIEL DEWITT will sell this day. at the northwest
of King and Spring st ees at halpast 10 oeR
an excellent saddle and draft horse.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at his store corner Of
King and Libo ty s'rce' at 10 O'CLOCK, dry goodH' To-
bacco, and large assortment OF other goods
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will SELL this day. At their stores
auce OF stock of dry goods store ALSO twne, goldfish
F. BAcKus will sell, this day, at his store. No 19e
Meeing-street ut half past 10 O'Clock. large md well
assorted stock Of dry goods with variety OF o'her "
cles.
stores. os iss IIO and iI2 Meeting. g.street at 10
O'Clock. bacon, lard, cheese, nsh, COCK ng range
stove, &c.
HELP OR WE PHRIsH.-Ths Is what neglected teeth
would say II they could demonstrate with their owners
and mark this the to tn cannot perish become blask
or yellow IL the SOZODONT Is used daily. tus2
o.
ONE THOUSAND DoLLAns REWARD We hope that this
largo reward offered by B. oakea, insurance Agent
for the incendary who lately fred Robbs Row, Will De
the means of bringing to punishment the scounorei
or scoundrels who were guilty OF the crime.
o.
New YonK reporter, giving an account OF very se'
lect and recherche dl party given In Fifth Avenue
recently. does it up In poetry, and closes his account
with the following feeling stanza:
But strange to say what ere did pass,
Was 1t soup, hsh, tarts or filters,
Between each course they quafied glass
OF !. NJ. o. K. DitterH.
Pinkerton's wahoo and Calisaya Biers are the best
sppeti-'ng agents in the world. Try them, d5speptcs
and 20 will be convinced. tutnsS
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

WtlklnSOn US. WNkLnSOHs
win be sod under the direction Of the undersigned. N
front OF the Old Custom House tn this city on TUE'
DAY, the 17th April, 1863, at II o'clock A. 81.
All that LOT OF LAND. with the BUILDINGS
ton Neck measuring in front on Coming street thirty
nine 1897 feet eight 8l inches, more or lesf and IN
depth three hundred S00 feet moro or less and known
by the number 15s on GUmingTeet,h ,hs o,ovs v., .h
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTsT THEREON, situate
ION Char lesion Neck measuring IN front on Coming
street thirty nine 1897 feet eight 49, inches more or less
and depth three hundred 5000 feet more or less ana
known by the number 167 on Coming-street.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the TWO.STORf
WOODEN BUILDING THEREON, situate IN Jaspers
OF tie Morris Lands made by Robert Z. Pay ne Sur
veyor number a. measuring In 'front.' (56
feet and in depth hundred and twenty (l20) feet
Bounding the north BY lands of estate Francis IL
the east by lands OF estate Francis Wiknson ana on
the west by Jaspers Govt which said lot now known
by the number 20 on raid Ja.per's curt
All that LOT OF LAND, with the WOODEN BUILD
INGS KEREON situate In Jaspers Court ION Charles.
ton Neck" known In plan Of survey OF the Morris
Lands made by Robert K. Payne, Surveyor as number
one hundred and twenty (l2o) feet Bounding on tho
north of - Dereef on the south by lands OF estate
OF Francis L. Wilkinson the east by lands OF estate
of Francis L. Wilkinson, and the west by Jasper Court
which said lot now known by the number "a on said
Jasper'sCourt
AL that LOT OF LAND In America-street known IN me
Thee and purchased by him from James English BY the
letter D. No. 4; bounding TO the east on America
and measuring In front thereon forty 4 feet more os
less on the south by lot No. g. letter c. one hundred
llOO feet on the north on lot c. No S. hundred 200
feet and on the west forty 40 feet, more or less.
Terms-One-fou cash the ba ance IN one. TWO ana
three years secured BY bond and 'Pe 0I
Anrii s tuths7 Master in Equity.
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Valuable Securities.
BY WARDLAW & CAREW:
Will be sold on THURSDAY next 18th instant, O. II
O'Clock A. NJ, at their Sales Room, corner Broad and
THE FOLLOWING s,ys. yAIvAH1r sEouHl-
SEVEN SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
FIFTY ~ saIREs H1n SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD AND
TWENTY HALF SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
FORTY HALF SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
TWO H5NDnEp SHARES CAROLINA INSURANCE
ONE THOUSAND DoLLAks BONDS STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, $500 EACH
ONE THOUSAND DoLLARs .ad .G BONDS STATE OF
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS BONDS. STATE OF
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS BONDS OF GREEN
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS BONDS OF GREEN
VILE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD, ENDORSED
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS BONDS, STATE OF
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS BONDS. STATE OF v1R-
ONE THOUSAND DOLL .Rs BoNl S. CITY OF CO.
LUMBIA
SEVEN HUNDRED DoLLARsc1 OF CHARLESTON
TWO THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY
DOLLARS CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT.
STOCK
ALSO,
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS BILLS OF FARMERS
AND EXCHANGE BANK
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS BILLS BANK OF SOUTh
CAROLINA
ALSO,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS COUPONS OF BONDS OF
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA o,,no>,s m
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS COUPONS OF
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAlLRoAD
FIRST MORTGAGE
COUPONS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBIA, s. @.
UNLIMITED SECURITIES received until day OF sale.
April 10
AUCTION SALE Of ARMY WAGONS, AM
BALANCES AND CARTS.
Will be sold. MONDAY, April l6, 1886. at o'clock A.
NJ at the Government mt Stabls, on Chalmers street,
Public Auction. to the highet bidder,
One lot AMBULAECES
One lot Army Wagons
One lot Government Carb.
Terms each. u. r. dUNI,
April Capt 26th U " v and a. a. Y. m
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 10th Of April 1885, at II
O'Clock. thereafter at the Old Custom HounA
under the direction Of the undersigned,
AL thatLOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon
situate the west side of Comtngsree In Ward NO
sans 1 M more Of
(20O feet more or less Bounding to the east on Com
Ing street; to the north and lands OF
and to the south on land of E. Michel
Terms-One-thrd cash, and the residne IN two cquA
successive annual inBtalmepts secured by bond OF 0
purchaser and mortgage Of tre premises the buildings
TO be insured and the policy assigned with leave to tho
purchaser to pay the whole In cash. Purchaser TO pay
for papers. JAMES TUPPEh
April 10 tuth1O Master IN EQUITY.
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Dry Goods, Tobacco, DC.


THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock will sell at my stores
corner Of King and Liberty streets,
Pieces PAUL DE OHEEE3
- Pieces Plaid Mozambique
Pieces Leno Muslins
Pieces Silk til, sues
Pieces Figured Lawns
Pieces Fancy Barege
Peces Black and Striped Alpaca
Pieces "A English and American Prints
Pieces "A English and American Longcloth
Pieces A. Irish Linen
Pieces A. Union Linen, Brown Homespun
Melton Cloth, Black italian Cloth, Embroidered Pau
de Ohenes Printed Linen Printed Summer Satinet &c
Dozens Cashmere Pants Fancy Soaps, large variety
Hosiery, Linen Cambria, Hemsttcted and Printea
Handherch.efs. Neck Ties, Scarfs Barege and Cash
mere Shawls Scissors, Hair and Cloth Brushes, Pins
Oh enadinc Wells, Paper Collars, &c.
ALSO,
Ono Boz TOBACCO. April 10
BY GEU. HUHEKEN.
Will be cold THIS DAY. the 10th inst before my Storec
No ls venduo Range at 10 O'Clock,
balo COTTON
>Sl6 Rhine Wine
- bbls Bnckwheat
boxes Starch, Black Tea, Codfsh, Segarp,
~ Chalk Pipes. Smoking Tobacco, Sun-
dries, &c.
ALSO,
GROCER'S SCALE
Silver Watches and Pencils
1900 Needles-assorted
Brass Fawcot Plmento, &c.
Conditions cash. April 10
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One case Oh PAhlS DELatNho' Oh uccouut VI eii
Conditions cash. April 10
BY F.. BAIKUS.
Will be sold THIS DAY, In my store, No. 1876 Meeting
street. opposite the Pavilion Hose at hhf-paat) 10
One c) all wool INGRAM CARPET. nearly new
O Conditions csah. April 10
Railroad Bonds-So,lh Carolina Rairoad and
Bank sqfesfSspsni Soas g. hfss S 8 i zast'o" eo:
TO. MORROW the 18th instant. at II o'clock, will be
THE FOLLOWING FIRsT.CLAss Sc
CURITIES;
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS IN CITY Six
ONE aUNpRED AND EIGHTY DOLLARS IN CITY
SIX PER GENT. STOCK. ,-,.
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS IN CITY SlX
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CITY SIX PER GENT.
Six HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CITY SIX PER CENT.
EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CITY SIX PER GENT.
EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS IN CITY
EIGHT HUNDRED AND PITY DOLLARS IN CITY
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CITY SIX PER CENT
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND TEN DOLLARS CITY Blk
ELEVEN HUI HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS CITY
SIX PER GENT s6oGK NINETY o1rY
SIX PER CENT. STOCK.
ALSO,
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CITY OF MEMPHIS
BONDS. DUE IN 1885, AND IN AMOUNTS OF ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH. .,,,
BONDS. BOND HTi FIVE III auNDRED 6 6oLLARs s EACH.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS IN STATE OF SOUTH
FIVE RoTSS Dons Gs sa4G EAGH NORTH CARO-
LIMA BONDS,
TEN asaA SHARES SOUTH cAaor1sA RAILROAD AND
FoRTY.sEvEN SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
TWENTY hHHp sH sHARns ISSe CHARLESTON GAS COMPANY
STOCK.
THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE COUPONS,
COUPONS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA toLD)
eogS9Ss SozTHE4sTEEsn soE s45s9sP RasSs BONDS
III Inc dny before The sale. April 10
Eegant ManstOn or Broaa. street, sS
BY JOHN s. RIGGS q co;
On THURsDAY the 18th OF April next, will be offered
at Auction II not dispo ed Of at Private Sale before
at our Real Estate and Stock Exchange corner
go 80 A THAT ELEGANT MANSION on the north
lG@ side OF Broad street, known by the No 11e be-
eM ing the third door west Of Kingstreet, contain.
ing twelve hne square rooms, pantry, store END
dressing rooms all Of them admirably arranged having
been nushed In modern style combining all the recent
IMPROVEMENTS and convenisnces usually found In o
first class residence with gas in all the and ball.
and capacious cietern and we'll Of water on the
premises.
The location of this residence Is Of the best In the
CITY, fronting Broad street the SOUTH and presenting
fine appearance, with handsome Verandah. portico
and Railing constructed Of Iron. with much taste ana
durability The Lot has front Of sixty feet and depth
OF over two hundred feet, more or less.
caah Tor as much over as the
purchaser may desire to pay the residue IN one TWO
and three years. secured by bond and mortgage with
interest from day OF sale payable semi.annuay The
buildings to be insured the policy assigned, and the
purchaser to pay for papers.
N D-This property be examined and treated for
at Private Sale until the day before the Auction on sp-
plication at our Office ]. 8. RIGGS Il co.
April tDstuo
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A Fine Chance TO Purchase a Church In Good
Condition, aoih Large Lott
BY BOWERS 6 SILCOX.
viii be sold at Private Sale
That eligable and we'll located CEURCH In Merril
street, between st. Philip and King-streets. on the
South side, called the lions Evangelical Lutheran
Church. The building is fortyfve t46) feet wide BY
ty t50 feet long, with neat pews, sldegaery ant
front choirgaery brick pillars about three thr<
and half feet high, and wide porico in front, Il e
entire width of the Church. Lot measuring eighty
1907 feet wide by two hundred C20O) feet deep.
This Church win be disposed Of on account Of th
union of the above congregation with the Protestap
Methodist now called the Wentworth.street Lutheran
Church. For further particulars apply ss above at
No. l27 MEETING.STREET,
Opposite the Market
Pebrusry
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Saddle and Draft Horse.
BY GABRIEL DeWITT.
THIS DAY 10th inst, at 10K o'clock A. n, at north
west corner Of King and Spring Btreets, win be sold
An excellent SADDLE And DRAFT HORSE: var
ranted sound April 10
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Under DECREE IN EQUITY.

BrOlCn US. BT'O1C1.
Will be sod under the direction Of the undersigned, at
the old Custom House. IN this city, on TUESDAY, the
oath of April, 1885, at II o'clock 4 NJ.
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with the WOODEN BUILD
INGS thereon situate on the east side Of street.
and known by the number l8s Measuring In front on
the said street. forysx 46 feet more or less on ths
back line (5 feet more or less and in depth
on the north line hundred and sixtysix and one
half 66h feet and the south line one hundred and
sixty.seven (167l feet, more or less.
Terms-One third cash. balance In two equal success
sve annual nstalments with interest from date, psJ
able annualy secured by bond and mortgage, and as
signment of policy of insurance.
Purchaser to pay for papers. -
JAMES TUPPER.,
dprl3 tuths10 Master In Equity. =
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ET pG7le Shll9eT.
Will be sold, under the direction OF the undersigned
at the old Custom House in this city, on TUESDAY,
the 9th of April, 1866. ut II O'Clock a. Il.
All that LOT OF LAND on the west side OF Friend
st. between Broad and Tradd.Street measuring abous
fifty 1907 feet front, by about one hundred and ffy
50 feet deep. Bounded on the north by land OF Henry
Horlbeck, the south by land now or late OF estate
OF Richard W. Cogdel. on the east by Friend'st and
on the west by land OF st. Peters Church.
ALSO,
All that LOT. with the buildings thereon situate on
the south side Of Longitude ane to be more
described In future advertisement
ALSO
ALI that LOT OF LAND in Motifs lane, to be nerea1-
ter more particularly described. .,,n.
Terms-Onethrd cash; the balance payable IN tnsee
equal successive annual nstalments with nterest Lto
date payable annually, secured by bond ana moesAse
Of the purchasers. x.,rzo r1pppp
April 8 tuthsl0 hAa'e1 ~ -"