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Hudson River Railroad depot at Thirteth street. at
twelve O'Clock noon and two in the afternoon
QuACK On Saturday. April ID CARRIE e., third
daupher of the late Geret Quackenboss and Mary Ten
Eyck.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral this tuesday, afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence, No 22s Adelphi street, Brook
Ign. The remains will be inferred in Greenwood Gem
etery
scorr.--At Blessvlle, Queens county, L. L. Mon
day April 10, FRANCE wife OF Richard Scott daughter
OF Edmund and Emily Reek, aged 20 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited TO at
Plank road, Calvary Cemetery, Wednesday after
noon at one O'Clock.
New Haven papers please copy
STEPHENsoN.-On Sunday, April Is, after lingering
iuess which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mrs.
MARGARET, the widow OF Thomas Stephenson, aged "a
years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
22 East Eighteenth street, this Tuesday, afternoon at
O'Clock
wKrNoRx In this city, on Sunday afternoon, April
Is, HENRY A. WErxoRE, late Captain IN the Sixth New
York cavalry
law James w. Pnkney, ESQ.,, are respectfully invited to
avenue this (aesdsy) afternoon, as four O'Clock The
remains will - taken to Norwak, Conn, for inter-
ment
zEarlo On Sunday, April Is, at Mount Bethel, New
Jersey, after short Illness, JOHN ZEGLIo, In the 4Sth
year Of his age.
His remains will arrive in this city via New Jersey
Central Railroad, foot Of Liberty street. this uesday)
morning at twenty minutes past ten O'clock and from
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba, Captain Stone, WIN
leave this port ON Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at haf-past twelve
O'Clock tomorrow.
Tue New York Rehabilitation for Europe-win be
ready at eleven O'Clock in the morning,
1t will give full account of the great Gathering Of
Fenans on the Canada border Of the Fright among the
Canadians and of the arrest of prominent suspected Fee
mans; Report of the Proceedings Of Congress; News
from all parts of the United states The latest inte
gence from Mexico, Central America the West Indies,
&C. and accounts OF all interesting Of the week.
Single copies, IN wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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CAyANNAH. GEORGIA.
> MuRRAY's. LINE THURSDAY,
Connecting with all railroads throughout
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
VIRGO. Buckley commander.
LEO, Dearborn, commander
The fayore fast sailing steamship
LEO
win sai pier No. 10 Eas river, foo. OF Wall stress
Thursday, April ~, ats r. n. -,
For freight passage having elesan. shon@
81 and 81 South street.
oCTAvuS COHEN agent in Savannah.
State at the Fifth Avenue Hotel teleape
Office.
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q FRus very dull and were lower. The
s1pgag TO Liverpool $50 bales cotton nj
,,rI1Gd $50 boxes bacon az 10 Ga per steamer 900
belle cotton az 9l6d. a "a. To Glasgow, 400 bales
cotton a qlsd The charters wore.-A bark TO London
s. 600 bushels oats at sd brig 20 Croustadt pero-
leum. private; one from Philadelphia to Rotterdam,
4prvute.
was very moderate aud nearly all Tor prime aud choice
grade The sales comprised 50 bales at 2oc Csc for last
year crop.
Mol,sis was In small trade demand, but no especial
sacs were heard Of The following quotations are some
what nominal :-ccntrifueal and mixed, Csc S9c :
clayod, 5c. i0c. muscovado 3sc 5Jc. Porto Rico,
. tOc sOc New Orleans. Soc. 81.
PsoysoNs Receipts 1s4 bbs pork 7l2 do, beef, 200
package cut meats 30 do and 200 kegs lard The pork
market fairly active. but at lower prices The sales
very large, comprising upwards VI 900 bbls new
mes f1f delivery during the months Of April May and
Juno, and few small lots for the first part Of July, all at
sellers option SIS So S2G5 and nearly 900 bbls.
for present delivery at $50 s26 81 for new mess clos.
ing heavy AZ the inside price cash S25 s25 rs for old
mess aud S2l so s22 Tor PRIME The demand for beef
continued cry fair and foil prices were realized. The
sales eubrace 900 bb At sl5 80 $40 so for new plain
mes, aud $40 s2i for new extra mess Beef hams
were about last quoted The sales 800 bbls.
mainly at So soa $50. Bacon ras in good demand
the market ruled quite steady We note sales OF 300
boxcs at 1lc l5c for short rib lie for short clear
and axe for Cumberland cut Cut meats rather
less active but prices we're without noticeable change.
The sales 800 pkgs at 1oAc Nc for shoulders,
and I5i,c a17Hc for hams Tho transactions in lard
rbs s"es we're zoo pE al we're w sc fr
common TO choice kettle rendered In small lots. The
demand FOR cheese was very light but prices we're I'M
changed The salcs NJ from i0c. 22c TO qua
ijy Batter was heavy soc. ooc for State and Csc
: O l5c Tor Western
, P.rporgrN was dull and nominal, with email busi.
|ness iucudng 500 bbl AZ 2ic 2fiSc for crude and
-Ssc 4 &C. for refined In bond
Ricb sold in small lots, 10 the trade, at previous fu
prices but no special movements were beard o.
tR-Thc market was dull aud heavy, but price'
were bout noteworthy change The sales were 2oo hhds
Porto Rico Mt lie 12c ard 100 hhds Cuba muscovadt
.. pslc 10 also ass boxes Havana at III &c lztc
1Reinad sugar was quiet but unchanged. The marker
Cor closed at the following prices-infcT,or 70
eofnmon refining, Skc 9Ac. fair TO good refining,
h0hc iOHc.; fair to good grocery, l0hc ilAc
prime grocery, IliSo Ike Porto Rico, loc Q iSSo
Ersladv, 90. aT..
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY April Ib--b r. II.
AsIlka-R Receipts none The market dull and
prices nominal at last quotations.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 776 bbls. four 800 do. and
rs bags meal and 700 bushels malt further ad
vance Of 10c. 15c per Dbl readily obtained for
speariy all qualities Of State and Western flour under
tcontnued active demand The transactions large,
comprising upwards of IL 500 bDls at the revised quota
Mons annexed Prices for Southern -four also in
oellsr and thu market closed very firm ut ad-
vance OF 10c Csc per Dbl. with continued upward
Hendency The sales about 500 bbis. The market
yor Canada -four was fairly tive further improve
ment l0c l5c per bbl, closing with strong indca
Aons still higher prices The sales reached 400 bbls.
i've -four was quiet but prices steady Corn meal
moderate request At full prices with sales OF 400
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American shipmastcrs' Association.

No 81 WALL srRKrr--Roors q. Is So1.
The following approved Masters and ocers have received
commissions from this Association:-
Steamer Emily scuder a6zo BarTla Eldrise schr vr
gqa rree i John Snort SIP florsnso rree,; go John
i6S3 Joseph Yates, bark Monea; seSS William " Il Ste,
3 o s Robert ''ef a sso5 I'D
Sl,rk brig Josie peysreaux; .e3l John Delay brig
sosI, Albert il snow; ass Gerhard o PJ Meyer.
All commission, outstanding require TO be
presented at the o1ce for renewal
Disasters I'm the Bahnmss.
Tho following list wrecks and dsa s,ers the Bahia
with list Of seeking Nassau in distress during
the month Of March, 1885,
March so-PTs aui: MARIAN tBrl Patrick shelly master
put In out Of provisions and caky has discharged for re-
sis,-Brlg Sawyer Partridge master, from New York
for Key West with general cargo, pnt In with iorcmast
NV and proceedsd 'S' '"' '''' 'p"'' 'p'''
april 7Aueer holes We're discovered in the bottom Of the
bark Rhine Br previously reporied the MASTER s bound
Marine Disaster
Scum Duss-A Cape May despatch states that
bottle df,ed ashore there the l2h inst containing
PAPER With ins fSSSpS Written pp sssT pesI %
sas Rodgers. Please report II found"
BanK CAxrsp tBrl Hooks, from baltimore for Belfast,
IT,, With cargo o. Ssr se Y mOse, r.e"
ieced that Of this vessel while going down
obi ssy sp oss aud 'e'
Blur Trrs Acknowledgements March e-The bark Tres
Ar r.. T yss wal .ss sn % s ' took IN
.a fogudered sscp, seven day. after LEAVING ,h..
ssu Gsw rs s,f I'd and lSG. va" built
@ Ee ,ss a. css5ssoa ,cS I,.,
dous "a "a from sw end NV most Of the time with terri
forecase doors and vindows sprinna bowsprt most OF
y. head being carried away sp,, iores. and making
aud e,k ms BADLY had Of the cargo overheard;
"a DAYS TO the Western ISLANDS, since which time has had
light, bafiing winds
BAG Faascts JAss mot MARY janet Martin, from Porto
Rco for baltimore ashore Currrck, and eiged The
registered is tons, was built Baltimore IN lss2 from
which port she halls.
scas sittv Oar, from Proyd-ncc for Philadelphia be
fore rvoprcd WRECKED Delaware water
A. vessel iq TONS built At Norwich, q, m iA1S aud
owned In Providence and Wexford
MISCELLANEOUS.
suisss NARosssr frsn Noodle, boaoA 70 fafA BrAil,
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We noe sales AZ hhds

TOBACCO was quiet but steady We noe sales az hhds
Kentucky at from &c. 23%c.
WurKEY-Receipts $40 bbs The nfarket was entire.
y nominal, with scarcely any demand, excet Tor veiy
small lots. few tring sales were maas Al u 20
S22Z
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mote active demand prevailed for wheat and prices
Cd anced lie. &c rer bushel The sales nearly
10 800 bushels mainly at 80 so 50 20 Tor white Can
ada, 81 6s for Chicago spring, So 20 for new amber
Michigan. 81 for kiln dried new amber Michigan, 81 65
for old Milwaukee club, 81 10a 81 "a for No. new
Milwaukee. The transactions In were very light,
but the market, though somewhat heavy, was without
positive change. The sales confined to small lots
compriang ~ 600 bushels mostly at zoe Sic for I'M
sound aud Sic s5c for sound mixed Western IN store
and delivered Prices for again advanced and the
market closed fully lc per bushel in sellers favor The
sales at CSC. a 5Dc for Canada 60c. a CSC. for
State, Jsc soc. for Jersey and 42c 4qc. for
Oh, Rnd 5Sc SOC. for old Western There no
marke Tor rye. Barley had more sellers than buyers,
and tbe market heavy Malt neglected, but
prices nominaly unaltered; holders offer ng
pretty frery, however, and prices showed slight
weakening tendency.
CoFFtE was In fairly active demand, and full prices
realized. Nothing In the way OF pr and choice
grade offered. except NJ extreme rates. Common
and ordinary qualities in full supply, and holders
free sellers We note further salos OF 4,i2l bugs
Rio, Jane Cargll at l2ssc 400 bags Rio, OK
Uhland at Is &C., and $3.50 bags Rio, Chr stan, at
1870 also In Baltimore 3, 200 bags Rio, Wavelet,
12tc, all gold, In bond. The arrivals Of Rio To-
do comprise 81 20 bags, in lots, folows-4, $40
,,,. a. Ggstan; 3S7s bags, J. & NJ kirkby; 30is
"a oy r. Wndus; 3 600 BAGS ex Talsman and 4 200
'bagv, Orinoco stock Of RIO to-day, o. 40 bags.
CorTos offered very freely, and with very light
tnquiry the market ruled heavy and nominal though
prices were withplt dec change The sales con-
bncd to 500 bates mainly at The following quotations
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during the past two weeks is as fol.

Iess transacted durng the past two weeks is as fol-
bows
cearncs for week ending April T. 1865. 5000 Sl5 74s
Cearings FOR week ending April IA 1867. $751; 500
Balance for week ending April T. lS66.... 1905 $50
balance for week ending April IA 1866. ls,ls2244
The following abstract of the gross produce of the
xevenue of Great Britain for the years ending March 81
1885 aud 1860
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S HlPPIN G NE w S.
Port Of New York. April rs, 1865.

ALMANAC FOR y0RR-rHIs
HisEs.. 10 NOOK SETS. EVE 4U
sKrs............. Al HIGH WATER ..morn ii ~
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L,OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
II The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
NEW YORK
will sail on SATURDAY, April q, at IL O'Clock noon.
Freight received as usual
For particulars inquire freight ONCE pier ~ North rivss
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO, 81 Broadway
Sole freight agents r. M. S. 8. Co
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-17

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
VIII be sold, ut Public Auction, at the Governmen
Store House. on South Commercial Wharf, Ohm rleDton,
3. O., at 70 O'clock M on FRIDAY, May 25th, 1888 o
large quantity Of Government property from tho Ar.
my Machine Shops on st. Helena Island, consisting
v,n BOILER iron, CAST STEEL, Bar and Sheet Copper
zinc. 5peter, Sheet Lead, Yellow Metal Thurbe1 >
Metal, Paints Chain. Screws Boiler Tubes. Boile
hy9ts Iron Pipe Copper Nails, Finishing Nails Ooza
position Nails. Spikes Nails, Copper Tacks Betting
Bolts Wire Hinges, Oars. Saws, Rope, oakum, sheatS
ing Paper Coal Tar, Spun Yarn, Pitch Rosin Ohnrooo
Fire Bricks, Hose and Couplings Clamps for Boiler
Iron Screw Punches, Pipe Cutters Blowers Pet Lampp
0n Cans, Cructbes Faucets. Squirt Cans, Gang BsvR
0aPstans Woodward Steam Pumps. EIpAnders, HydrnD.
Ho Jacks Anchors, Steam Gauges Globe Valves Ohenk
Valves, & anngs. IhermometeIs, Steam Whistles, 0rey
Bars kyringes Spirit Level Bulbs Lamps, Sails Blocks,
Boat Hooks Compasses Life Preseryers Cork FenderD
Jack Screws. Tube Brushes Iron Tanks Stoves, Store
Crates. Bellows Portable Forges, Platform Scalees
arindstone, Moulding Flasks shovels. sfades BlaGhs
snpith's Tools, Plumbers Toolf, Carpenters Tools.
Catalogues containing full list OF the articles to he
cold can be obtained in few days upon application to
the Quartermastsrs at Charleston and Hilton Head b.
O., and Savannah and Augusta, Ga.
>. -0--,'- @. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster.
April 10 Department South Carolina.
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Valuable Building Lot 1oeSt side Friend street.
By WILBUR a. Sun.
TUESDAY next, 2st instant, st the north of tho old
custom House. at IL o'clock will he sold without any
manner OF reserve, to the highest bidder,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND situate on the west aide
OF Friend street, midway between Broad and Tradd
streets Lot measures 50 feet inches front by
In depth Bounded north by land Of - Holloway;
south by land Trust Estate Horlbeck; west by, and
east by Friend street This street being widened
on the east side makes this lot valuable building
investment. e -
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
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UNDER DECREE I'M EoIJIry

Reld Us. Re1u.
VIII be sold under the direction the undt rsipped
the old Custom House in this city, on THURSDAY.
the 7th day OF June 1866. at IL O'clock A. NJ
All that LOT OF LAND, situate en- the west aide OF
kingBreet In Ward No. 2, In this city measuring In
front on Kingst sixteen 6l feet inches and in
depth $50 feet. Bounding to the east King. street
TO tho North on land Of Edward Kerrson the on
land OF he Estate of Clements; and to the south on
land OF Ann Dupree.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance In one and two
years. secured by the bond of the er and
gage OF the premises with from the ay of
payable semiannually Purchaser have the priylepe
Of paying the whole In cash JAMES rUPPER
may IL thstu Master in Euuity,
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At Private Sale.
BY BOWERS & SIIICOX.
The LEASE AND GOOD VII L of large Store and
Dwelling in kingnreet, with four bed rooms furnished
complete Croekery, Glassware. Tables Knives. Forks,
Spoons Gas Fixtures Bar Room and all complete with
some Liquors, sc Cooking Range and every thing ap-
pcrtairiDg to well kept Restaurant, and good stand
for business. Apply as above. at -'-0
No. 127 MEETING-STRERT,
Conditions cash. WINS Ma, IL
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Attention, Capitalists =!
BY L.. RUSCII Il som.

BY l.. BUNCH 81 SON.
At Private Sale
Three PLANTATIONS within twenty-five miles of the
CITY, we'll adapted to the raising OF and proyis
ionsi also Offering an inducement to wood cutting tim
Der getting, or urpenne business. being convenient
landing on bold rivers also suited brick-making
Also. one TO Lease or work on shares
Also, HOUSE AND LOT In tho Town ( Summer.
vie-a very comfortable Dwelling
Apply above, at No. BC6 KING.STREET
Siay IT
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.ARGEsT CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LOCAL MATTERS.
ss- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -6s

ATTENTION is called to tine letter of DR.. SIM on
our second page, in defence OF his pamphlet on
the cholera.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction sales This Dax

F. BAcKUs will sell this day, at his store, No. l3C
Meeting street. opposite the Pavilion Hotel, at 10
o'clock. $50 lots Of dry goods. clothing, &c.
| GABR1EL CEWIIT will sell this day at store No G5l
King street. at halfpast 10 O'Clock LIQUORS crockery
| straw hats, &C
HENRY CoDIA 4 Co. will sell this day, In front of
their store No 26 Vendue Range at 10 O'Clock
| assorted crockery.
JAMES L. CAN'T will cell this day. at the corner of
Broad and East ay Streets at IL O'Clock valuable lot
OF land on the cast side Of Alexander eet between
Calhoun and Charlotte streets.
! hILLIsAN. MELcHERs Co. will sell this day in
their store, No. 20 Venduo Range, at 10 O'Clock cass
meres Melton cloths, tweeds ongcloths calicoes &C.
| also, an assortment of groceries.
MCKAY CAMPDBLL will sell this day. at their stores
Haael street. next the postofice, Canton white and
check mating. Melton cloth, dry goods, &c.
| go
Drug HOUSE For sALE.-we call attention to the ad
vertisement in another column OF retail drug store
In one OF the best localities in Charleston. Those de-
srous to invest in geateel and profitable business
| would do well to read the advertisement.
"sEA SIDES" AND "suN Downs. particular attention
called to the advertisement Mr.. c. a. JOHNSON in to-
days paper Always the most fashionable Gentlemen's
or Ladies' Hats may be had of him. He mas large and
very well selected stock Of goods now Those desiring
afrstclass fashionable article will be pleased on step
ping In at No. 26s King street.
PELoF SHERFEsEE itN i'll be by their advertise.
ment In another part of to.days NEWS offer their ser
Vices rs in al the various branches of
italian guild. '.. 'H .......
They, moreover have hrstclass Commercial School
ut Masonic Hall, where young men ~ acquire evcry
kind of kno~lege requisite to constitute an accom-.
piShed merchant. We know Mr.. PELoT we and can
| recommend him with confidence
-O-
HuMPHREYs' SPE o-TuoUaANps OF ISvAL1ps
have been perfectly cured of long standing ailments
tho plngue aad bano Of their lives, on which they
have spent hundreds in vain, by simply using these in
valuabls SPECIFICS Not family who have ever had
one OF these Family Cases of HUApHREYs' SpEcIPIcs
but would give five times Its cost rather bo with
out it. Address: No. 662 Broadway, New York
May II
ALL OVER the world people of sense and Judgment
have learned to use PLANTATION B1rrERs Dyspepsia
with its symptoms headache heartburn feversh lips
bad breath, sallow complexion, &C., can be cured by
using PLANTATION BHTERs. This is the most success
full tonic Of the age. Young middle aged and old are
delighted with Its effects. The first trial always has
marked good effect No change of die: is necessary
while using PLANTATION B1rrEns. Eat all you wtsh OF
the best and most nutritious food. It is the greatest
cure ever known for overloaded and distressed
manufactured from carefully selected roots and herbs
and preserved in perfectly pure st. CroiI Rum Try
one bottle OF PLANTATION BITrERs sufferers and our
word for 1t you will find yourselves ling as good as
new tuths3
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF COTTON hlACHEH-.
f.'... cry. .ut
The Grantevle Manufacturing Company having do
termined to change their style Of Goods and make
FINE CLOTHS Offer and will sell ut Auction,
9ranteye, on FRIDAY LIST of June, their entr o.
+ Machinery Of Nine Thousand Ono Hundred and
Twenty Spindes and its preparation aln good order
and now running Sheetnga, Shirtinga and Drills,
Of number fourteen Yarn-cOnsIsts Of
Ono Masons WILLOW r.,.U'.
{, Two Writings PIOKERS
Two English Breaker PIC6E 6ERS, Walker b Hacking
: Manchester England
Three Engish Finisher PICKERS, Walker q Hook.
lug, Manchester, England
r. Fifty four Mason's BREAKER CARDS
Sixty six Mason's FINISHER CARDS -
blk Mason's RAILWAY HRADS -
Four Mason's DRAWING FRAMES
= Fourteen HlsdEARED sPEEDERS, forty Spindle
One GARD GRINDER utGt4 rsHt
Forty:tbreo Mnson,s Warp Ring Traveller SPINNING
FRAMES. 100 spindes each -!
ihirty.three Masonic Filling htng Traveller SP1H-
Il MING FRAN E9. l20 Splndles each
Blk Meson's SPo0LEh6 iB Spindles each sG
Iight hasons .WhRPERS drop wire -. q. ms ~
Ten MaBoH'6 DIRE SERS M, ". =
Twp Hh1ndred and thirty slx Aason's yara-w ID :;
speedsr 1oInIss. Spinning BoBBrNs and warpin \; \
STOOLS, REEDS. HARNE3S, 40, DO. .h ry,S
paraeS Tishng 70 ppTohase bad better como and OK -
ssHsn .ass 1,ss,iS' ss.s aaiF0aa ne IN
P!esdant Graniteylllo Manufaetarins Company ;9
Apra ~ -&9Fos0,o = isisl5y mthi2, LIZ
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PRIVATE SALES,

Splendid Rose,1ood Piano at Pripdte Sale.
BY HIACKEY g. BAKER.
At Private Sale
At our Sales Room, No. 66 Market-s
Asplendid 6h Octave ROSEWOOD PIANO OF fine
tone and finish. manufactured by Meachnm sieRling
Charleston, g. c. VIII be sold low. 8 Nav ~
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The SOUTH CARoLINIAN PRICES CURRENT AND
DIE CuARLEsroNEn ZEITUNa.-We are requested
by Mr.. DEFoNrA1NE to state that the publication
of the above journals will be continued in Charles
ton, and that the first issue Of the German
weekly will be made during the next ten days.
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BY II. M. FIARSHALTI.
IO- MORROW. 18th instant will DO sold at my Sales
Room, No. SO Broad street,
ONE MULE
very handeome set of BROCATEL FURNITURE,
Desks. leo House. Tables Cooking Stove, Wardro6es
Book Gases, &c.
Conditic ms cash. Articles to be removed samo day.
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Desirable Real Estate at Priuate Sale.
BY A. j. SALINAS.

At Private Sale
That desirably located THREE AND HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east eide of King street. No., b
Ing the NTH House north Of Hudson street. containn
eight large rooms. The lower room, now occupied
an Office and entirely Separate from the residence can
with very little expense. be converted into handsom
store The Lot thirty feet six inches
King street. by two hundred and seven feet in depth
more or less and upon which spacious outbudings
Ihs property Is susceptible Of great improvement at
small cost and Offers opportunity for inyestm
For further particulars and terms. apply above to
Maya titT:SEt'. 81 ~. No. as YRHDiJR RANGE
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MR. EDWARD DAVID, wholesale and retail dealer
in fruit, &C., has our thanks for the excellent
present he had the kindness to send us yesterday.
We take pleasure In informing our friends chat
Mr.. DAVID is always largely supplied in oranges,
apples, grapes raisins prunes, nuts, willow-ware,
&c. His place is Nos. n and 70 Market-street