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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction SaIes This Day.

]. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell, this day. at the north
side Of the Old Custom House, at IL O'Clock, City OF
Charleston six per cent. Bonds
M1LL1oAN. MELoHERs & 90. will sell. this day, at
their store. No. 20 vendue Range at 10 O'Clock hams
and shoulders, sugar, mack erel soap, segare, dry
goods, &c.
SAMSON & AIMAR will sell, this day, at their sales
room, at 10 O'CLOCK furniture. clothing, liquors,
dresses, &c.
JAMES W. BRowN { Co. will sell, this day, at their
store. No. l16 East Bay. at 10 O'Clock. shoulders.
hams, &C.
LAUnEY & ALEXANDER will sell, this day, at their
store. No. 1877 East Bay opposite Nerth Atlantic Wharf,
at 10 O'Clock, hams strips flour, pork heads cheese
pickles, &c.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL Will sell, this day, at their
sales rooms, Hasel street, next to Postofce, at 10
O'Clock, the balance of country store. viz dry goods,
boots and Shoes straw goods otons toys hosiery
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIEs.-One of DR.. HUMPHREYS
CT medicines containing thirty Ave vals embraces
remedies for we'll known disease and costs $10
family provided with Of them will save during
the year. ten times the amount OF their cost obvat
Ing the necessity of medical attendance, besides
ing its members from protracted and serious Illness
The trfing outlay required should be consideration
with all who believe in the axiom "that stitch In time
nine Disease, to be overcome. must be prompt
ly met and DR.. HUMPHREys' remedies are invaluable
| for such purpoae.--NeO York Courier.
HUMPHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CON
| PASY, No. 562 Broadway, New York. 6
ANCIENT FINE ARTs.-To the Rditor of the Ne,o Yor]
Herald Respecting the relics of porcelain found
In the late e1humations at Herculaneum, which hav
been forwarded to the Society of Antiquities In London
whereof correspondent Gays the bottle resembling
DnAKEs Plantation Bitters was undoubtedly placed
among the ruins by the agent of Dr. DRAKE, desir
to state that he is incorrect in every respect If bot
Ito found there bearing lettering. the Language
Of the Ancient Romans different from the accepted
literature of that day. Our Agent has other buslnes
than this in Europe, and has not been In Italy at all
No doubt Americans carry Plantation Bters to Rome
but trying to impose upon society Of Antiquarans
this way quito useless and do not appreciate
the joke. 1t is unnecessary for to spend money
Europe while we unable TO supply the demand 70
these celebrated Bitters here. Respectfully,
tuths3 p. 81. DRAKE & co.
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Keep Disease at Bay.

Invslds broken down in health and spirits by Chro.
nic Dyspepsia, suffering from the terrible exhaustion
which follows tho attacks of acute disease the tesmo-
ny Of thousands who have been raised by miracle
from similar state Of prostraton, by HOsTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs. is e sure guarantee that by the
same you too may be strengthened and restored
But to those who stand in peril of epidemics to all
who by reason Of exposure, privatons and uncorge.
NAL climate unhealthy pursuits, may OF any moment
be stricken down, this paragraph is most particularly
and emphacaty addressed. You, who are thus situa.
ted are proffered absolute safeguard against the
danger that menances you Tone and regulate the sys
tenn with this harmless medicinal Simulant and Alte
ratlye. and you will be orearmed against the maadies
whose seeds float around you In the air unseen HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs are not only stand.
ard Tonic and Alternative throughout the United States
but they accredited by the certificates Of the moat
distinguished citizens Of the Unon to the people
other lands In Canada. Australia and the West Indies
they gradually taking the place OF all other stomach.
Ice, whether native foreign and az surely as truth
progressive and denomination overthrows doubt, they
will eventually supersede every other Invigorant and
Restorative now employed in medicinal practice.
June11 Q
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.


Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned
the old Custom House. In this city, on TUESDAY the
26th day OF June, 1856, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND situate In
the Parrish Of Christ Church, District Of Charleston
about six miles from the village Of Mount Pleasant and
bounded east lands of John Hamlin southwest on
lands of Daniel Whitesides and to the northwest on
lands now or late Of the estate of william Matthew'S.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance In one and two
years. secured by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage
OF the premises with interest from day OF SALE payable
annually. Purchaser TO pay the taxes due and for
paperB JAMES TUPPER,
June stuth8 Master in Equity.
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COTTON GINS.
February n

TIlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
Il arrangements once moro for the manufacture Of
the best COTTON GINS ever made in this country
now prepared to receive orders from Planters and
others wishing to purchase.
The long established and welllnown reputation OF
EI,IIOTT'B COTTON GINS, WILL We hope, he o SUN.
oient guarantee that the article win give entire Easfao-
ton. J. III. MIIOTT b co.,
May1A Wtnnaboro, s. @.
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W. g. HENRREY's FouNpRY-From ear 1iest child.
hood always fond Of watching the ope raons of
the mechanc-that is of him that 'nak ing"
thing. The Germans call the Creator Schgpter from
iSchdDen. "to shape,"-thus showing their apprecia.
ton Of tho mouding plastic art No casB Of citizens
are useful to the community than the quiet and
peaceful operative engaged In the construction OF
chinery of all kinds.
This train Of thought suggested to us, few days
ago. very pleasant visit we had to the oun dry Of
our honored townsman, Mr. HENEREY, No. 3l4 n ee
ing street, where we spent very agreeable hour eI
aminng different kinds of machinery, and all the vari.
processes of turning drilling, saving, casting,
moulding, ETC.
Mr.. HENEREY has q very extensive establishment,
that Is well worth visiting by fond OF examining
such work. He Is engaged at present In building en-
gnes and bolers also In repairing machinery Of various
hinds We had tho satisfaction of Witnessing the inter-
esung operation of "casiug"-the work in hand being
the columns for Mr. CAMKnoNs new, elegant ironffont
stoses In Meeting street. opposite Hayne.
The cotton planters interests being looked AFTER
In supply OF tho Mccarthy Cotton Gins, for which this
establishment took tho premiums of the South Carolina
inantute. We saw here boilers, finished and in pro-
gfess, cynders boring and being pained aha fling In
process OF construction columns for building fronts
Rofne flute aud others plu-with Mntep sill plates
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BILLIARD RooM.-Messrs. LoRIsa & TURNER'S Bill
lard Hall continues to hold forth great Inducements to
the lovers Of tho gamo. $40 new aivsrtisement.
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M1IToNIAN TADLKAux.-We are authorized to say that
tho thanks of tho hoard Of Commisslone of the
Charleston Orphan House respectfully offered to tho
proprieors of this Panorama for the pleasant and in
strucve entertainment gratuitously afforded to the in
mates Of that institution, yesterday afternoon.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

VeTdler, La BOTde et a.
VIII be sold under the direction OF UNDERSIGNED at
the old Custom House. In this city, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF June, 1885, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon
situate the east side Of st. Philipstree known by
the number 90; measuring so feet inches 'front.' on
said street. by 100 feet in depth Bounding to the west
on St Php.sreet; to the north land Of Toomer to
the east on and to the south on land of J. p
La Borde.
Terms-One third cash; the balance in two equal an.
nua nBalment secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises with interest from tho day
OF sale The buildings to be insured and policy assign
ed Purchaser to pay for papers,
JAMES TUPPER,
May 20 tuths10 Master In EQUITY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ey- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ea

VERY Hot DAY-The thermometer yesterday. on
East Bay, comparatively cool spot, reached 90 de-
prees Fahrenheit.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
g Rat,.l.n 1Ean..,...

"Burke ps. Ioome,., Err"
Will be sold under the direction Of The undersqned at
the old Custom House. on TUESDAY the 18th Of
june, 1866, at ii O'Clock, A. NJ,
All that FARM, parcel Of Land. with the improve
mens thereon situate the west side Of Kng-street
Road near to the forks of It, and the Meeting. street
Road In this CITY, measuring fve t5 acres, four az
poles and nine i9) perches, or less and having
such shape, form outings AID boundings repre-
sented on plat thereof, annexed to deed of convey
from Patrick Duncan to Il. F. Whers recorded In
the Office Of the Register of Mesne Oonveyances for
Charleston Dit trict.
Terms-One-fourth cash; the balance in four equal,
successive, annual insalments, with interest payable
annually. secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage Of the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers,
JAMES TUPPER,
May 81 tbstu9 Master in Equity
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Fifty Acre Farm on Edisto Island.
az SMITH SS McGILIVRAY.
At Private Sale
Win be sold. on accommodating terms. WE'LL SET
tiled FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, with good dwelling
and all necessary oubuildngs. Titles indisputable.
Apply, as above, at
No. ~ BRoAD.sT., SOUTH sIDE NEAR STATE.
June IA
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Sugar and Moldsses.
BY j. A. ENSLOW q CO.
TO MORROW, 10Th inst will be sold before our Store
NO. l26 East Bay ut l08 O'Clock, to close consign
ment,
1oHHDs. CUBA oLAYED MoLAssEs
~ hhds. Cuba Muscovsdo Molasses
20 boxes Havana Sugar. June IA
Mess Beet, Corn Neal, Provisions, Paints,
Oils, &c.
BY j. A. ENSLOV & co.
TOMORROW, 18th inst, will be sold, before our Store
No. 125 Last Bay. at 1Ok O'Clock,
barrels Philadelphia Mess Beef
10 barrels White beans
Barrels kiln Dried Corn Meal
Barrels Picked Herrings
Chests Tea
Cans and kegs White Lead
Cana aud kegs Paints, assorted
Cans and kegs Paint Oil
Cans Verdigris. Juno IA
$500 Bores Hauana Sugar, Cargo Of French Bark
"Ange Gudrdienne," from Hnuana-By Order
Of Captain Constance BJou, Master ofsaid Yes
sci.
BY j. A. ENSLOW & co.
On TUESDAY, 10Th June will DO sold, at the New Gus.
tom House. corner East Bay and Msrketstreets. at IL
O'Clock A. NJ,
The CARGO OF tho French bark "Ange Guardieune, /"
from Havana comprising,
TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED BOXES HAVANA
SUGAR. Good to Prime Refining quality
aI-Savapnah Republican, Augusta Constitutionalist
Columbia Phnnix, Atlanta Inteliigsncer and Whining
ton Journal will insert the above until day previous to
sale, and send bills to j. A. e. Co. June IS
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PRIVATE SALES.
Saddle and Draft Mare.

Saddle and Draft Mare.
BIZ LOUIS ID. DesAUSSURE.
For Sale
handsome BAY MARE, accustomed to draw in sim
gle double harness. and rides we'll uuder the saddle
Apply as above, at No. % BROAD.STREET.
june IA 2
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Botonce O q Countfy Store, Ufz: Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Sra,o Goods, Notions, Toys, Hosiery,
&C., dc. ~
MCKAY u CAMPBELL,
Next Ito Postofticc, HnseI- street,
VIII soil THIS DAY, commencing Mt 10 O'Clock,
FRENCH ALL.WOOL MER1NOES, Plaids NIusips
Caicocs, Swiss Colored Dotts. Barcgo Canton Flauny
Cassimcres. Kentucky Jc,ns, Broadcloths. Kerseys
Linen bucks, Hollands, Linen Ticking, Al Blay Linen
Black Bareges, Taretons Shoeting Slate Drill paper
Cambria: Dclaines Opera Flannel. Ginghans. Canvas
Hoop Skirts, Ladies' White Hose, Mems u Iosr, Shirt
Bosoms, Muslin Handkorchcfs, Mourning Handker-
chiefs Tissue Wells Mems Shirts, Gloves, L. C. Hand
kerchies, Belt and Tata Ribbons, Neck Ties, CorBets
Iaces, Fans. Fancy Soaps. Perfumes Zozodont, Hair
Brushes, Hooks and Eyes, Buttons Tapes, &C., &c.
ALSO,
GENTS BOOTS, Ladies' Congress Caters, Slippers
Baimorais, Mems Bal roras, Low Quarter Shoes and
Brogans youths and Boys Boots, Balmorsls and
Shoes.
ALSO,
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS. Mems Iepborn ;1eddo
Canton Grass and Palm Loaf Hats Super Felt and Wool
Hats, Black and Colored.
TOYS. BRITTANIA SETS. China Tea sets, Toy Tool
Boxes Tin Steamboats,, Toy Stoves, &C., &C.
Conditions cash. June IA
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r SALE sT1 AND BoNDs-Messrs. j. 8. RrGas l.
Co. sold yesterday at their Stock Exchange the follow
ing securities:
5000 City Six Per Cent Stock, payable in 1sss-S77
$500 City Six Per Cent. Stock-$7sH.
$500 City Six Per Gent Stock-S761z.
$1,000 City Six Per Cent. Stoch-S76T.
$4,000 City Six Per Cent. Stock-S76H.
20 half shares South Carolina Railroad
20 shares camden Branch) 8. o. Railroads.&c..
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.


Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned at
the old Custom House. In this city, on TUESDAY, the
10th day Of June. 1866. at IL o'clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LANO, with the buildings and I'm.
thereon situate on the north side Of wees
Court Ward No. g. measuring and containing thrtyone
feet 'front.' more 1ess by about los feet II nchesin
depth more or less Buttng ana bounding to the north
land Of Thompson; to the south on Weem's Court;
to the east on land Of Otis Mills; and to the west on
land of Mrs. Simons.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance In three equal
annual instalmens secured by bond of the purchaser
and mortgage of the premises with interest from the
day Of sale payable annually Tho buildln,s to be in.
sured and policy assigned Purchaser pay rpapers
JAMES TUPPER,
May 30 tuths10 Master in Equity
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AUCTION SALES.

4eps RT IaGIsT s,Es E!9 = %AfEkAsps&e f9ys KISS &C.
137 East Bay, opposite North Atlantic Wharf, at 10
2l9 SUGAR CURED HAMS, Duflcld
100 Sugar Cured Hams, uncsnvascd
100 Bacon Strips
25 bbls Flour
10 bbis. Pork Heads
kegs Bologna Saussages
boxes Tobacco, los.
Conditions cash. juno IA
Cheese, Pickles, Sage, &o.-0n account of all Con-
BY LAUpEY~ ~ & ~&ILExANDER.
THIS DAY, l4th nat will DO sold, i'm our Store No.
d3I East Bay, opposite North Atlantic Wharf. Ito
boxes CHEESE
half barrel Farina.
Conditions cash. JunoA
by LaUEEY Ssi q hGHxASDnn saIiGs Ssfsi
store So s ss at on 10 oeosa a00ro
On, Ono large IRON SAFE, one oourting House reuk,
Conditions cash. Jul,
w JAMES w. BIown & co.
Will sell THIS BAY. at their Store, No. llG Eas Bay,
80 BARRELS FLOUR, SUPER.
Conditions cash. Juno IA
: shSqEaers e Id 50 and a. Hemy, &C.;
viii Sell TnIs Day at their store No no East Bay,
Coruer cTuscrB h Mnarl. at 1u oCl0Ck,
tcs. Canyasod Sugar Cured Hams
20 boxes Candles.
Conditions cash. June14
sy MILLISAE, siELoHEks Il co.
THIS DAY 1n d Rs it. at our sOrS NG 20 vendue
5000 l6s prime HAMS in bags in lots to suits pur-
25Oo lbs prime Shoulders in lots to suit purchasers
5 S6is and 20 kits Mackerol
boxes Soap
80 boxes Herrings
~ boxes Starch
Fairbanks Scale
5000 prime Segars.
MELTON CLOTH. oassimeres, Longcioth Handher-
chiefs. Straw Hats, Shoes &c.
l old GOLD WATCH, belonging to an estate sold DAT
order executor
8 new Wire Safes, Writing Desk, Office Chairs
500 tbs unstnned Cotton. June14
F"'s 81 ss9sSG, s4pHsS,s Hgas1i e sis,1T. ,R1fTs.se' &C.
VIII be sold, THIS DAY. l4h inst. at Sales Room.
fine large mAHsaSs4 ssIss ssbgrnAp. on. Lounge
and Bed, Writing Desk, Drawers with glass doors, set
Ten Pins and Balls, Doghouse, &c.
Mems, women's and ohidren's SHOES and HATE
ne falsso s9R
aad Ha R Bus Neck Ties and
HAvANA sEaARs. lot '!sGi Smoking Tobacco, English
Mustard, Whiskey, Claret. &C.
Conditions cash. June
Furniture, Tobacco, Liquors, &c., &c
BY GABRIEL De WITT.
Will be Sold without reserve. THIS DAY. 14th Instant
at No. 20 Vendue Range at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
2BUREAUS. Tables Bedstead Wardrobe,
Piano, Cot, Mattress Bathing Tub and Cook
ing Stove,
demijohn each of French Brandy. Sherry Wine and
Gibson's Whiskey,
lot Of Smoking and box Chewing Tobacco.
lot OF DRY GOODS
lot Of Crockery and so Osnaburg Bags.
Furniture and goods Of description received
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City Sir Per Cent Bonds
BY ). A. ENSIOyR & CO.
THIS DAY, l4th June, Will be sold at the north
side Of tho Old Custom House. at ii O'Clock
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS OITY OF
CHARLESTON SIX PER GENT, BONDS
60 Unlimited Securities received until hour of sale
Juno IL - S'
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Fine Corner Business Stand,
BY WILBUR & SON.

Fine Corner Business Stand.
BY WILBUR & SON.
At Private Sale
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE DE-.
Ent3i 5IRABLE TW0-AND-A. .HALF-STORY DWELL
hisE% ING AND STORE THEREON, being q fine
1A business stand, situate the northeast corner
inspection and Marsh streets Tho house is well Finished
has spacious store neatly fitted up. and the prem
ises large fine cisern nd all necessary outbudngs
Lot measures Inspection street IS feet inches by
120 feet Marsh street.
For terms and particulars apply to us, as above
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREET.
Juue IL
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COLUMBIA JOCKEY oLUB.-The Columbia Carolnian, i Of
yesterday has the following:
At extra meeting OF the subscribers to the
for Trotting and Running Horses at Columbia "A. M.
HUNT called to the CHAIR and briefly stated the OBJ
ject Of the meeting.
It was resolved that Club be formed to be styI ed the
"Congaree Jockey Club." and thst an election BIO
tered into Immediately for the proper ocera, who're
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caps and casngo Of various kinds which can be fur.
nshed to every brunch Of trade. This pace esab
ished in 1853 and is complete IN all the departments
patt making casting blacksmith boiler and machine
fitting shops.
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Small and Neat Residence.
BY WILBUR g. SON.
At Private Sale
sAsse All that LOT OF LAND, with q neat two story
I!IiEl DWELLING thereon. piazza to the front, Sit
HILL uate the north side Of Henrietta-street,
third door east OF Meeting. g.street, with every
convenience the premises Lot 40 feet front Hen.
rietta-street, by 100 feet in depth, moro or less.
Por terms and particulars apply to u.s. as above,
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS-SrREETS.
June IL
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Desirable Residence in Western Part of CIty.
BY WILBUR g. SON.
At Private Sale
xssyaAr All that LOT OF LAND. with the two-and. a.
Mtj half story dwelling thereon, with double pazzas.
H situate on the south side Of Calhoun street. Sd
GsgAA door east Of smith.street, and known by the
old number 66; measuring In front Calhoun street,
So feet by lo6 feet in depth, less. The House
contains six square and two attic welfnlshed rooms
gas throughout. On the premises Kitchen car
riage house. stables and all regulate outbuidings fine
large cistern, we'll of good water, &C.
For terms and particulars apply to US. as above,
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
June IL 3
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AUCTION SALES.
MCKAY u CAMPBELL,

Balance Of q Country Store, uiz: Dry Goods Boots
and Shoes, Sra,o Goods, Notions, Toys, Hosiery, |
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SALr WATER MADE FREsH.-Many OF our readers are
perhaps that hore s of the wharves in
this city contrvance for freeing water from SALT
and thus making It fresh aud drnkabe. Nevertheless
there is such thing, and it was in operation even
before the The water thus prepared is used by
ships and for long is preferred to cstern
well water account Of its not breeding animalcuin.
On account of the preseut sc,roly of cisern water
and tho inadequate supply from tho artesiau 1t is
used at general Government posts in the city,
whittier it is carried in alargo wagon with long water
tight body which is. in reality nothing but tank on
wheels.
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Stocks and Bonds at Priudte Sale.
BY 1. 8. X. BENNETT.
At Private Sale Z
$4,000 CITY OF CHARLESTON PER GENT. STOCK,
interest payable quarterly
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA OLD PER
GENT. BONDS, duo In 1881
100 SHARES OF GAS COMPANY STOCK
100 HALF SHARES OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY STOCK.
Apply as above, at No 40 BRoAD.STREET,
June9 Up stairs.
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Fine Building Lot.
BY WILBUR g. SON.
At Private Sale
.k59a. All that pleasantly situated LOT OF LAND,
iM situated on the th side OF Bee street. being
l,gsI one door west OF Rutledge Avenue, measuring
- in front, on Bee.street so feet by 80 feet in
depth, more or less.
For terms and particulars spply to us as above,
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
June 10
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scorr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for June, has come to
hand. The following is the table Of contents:
Names and their Uses By Elzey Hay The Doom of
Rosalie-A Prize Story. BY O. bod, Jr. The Long
Ago tEItract) Briarbrook. tContaued) By Miss
o. W. Barber. Flower Fantasia BY NJ Louise Rogers.
he Gipsies. tExtrict) Bill Arp and Artemus Ward.
By Salem butcher. To Ono In Heaven. BY J. Il Bar
rick. The jews. By Rev. 81. a. Hornady Women of
France. BY sybi. Defeat q Condition of Victory. BY
President Thomas. Of Emory College. Gountr y
Chapel BY DR.. /. E. Nagle. Life and Career Of Hug
8. Legare. BY New Contributor Our Tripod, Phys l.
cal Resources of the South, Monthly Gl,anings,
views, Notices, go.
This Magazine has been long time on the way We
saw 1t noticed Bome time ago in our e1changes.
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Us. -. BaliH's Sale.
BY LAUKEY SS ALEXANDER
THIS DAY. 14th inst, will be sold on second floor
our Store, No. 1877 East Bay, at 10 O'clock
Ono large IRON SAFE, Counting House resk,
Chairs, Stools bags Cotton Soed Empty Bags onr ,gn
and Fixtures, Office Stove and Pipe. &c, &c.
Conditions each. Jul,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-09
DIED.,

DRURY. On Friday, 9Th inst OF consumption,
at 3a.m m, LOUISA NJ, beloved wife Of Terence
DTury, in the 39th year Of her age.
The friends of the family are invited ia attend
her funeral from her late re sidence, No. 372 18th
ttreot, between and ii onto morrow, Saturday
the 10th inst, at o o'clock D m.
It, IIntelligencer please copy,l
HOPKINS. On he 9Th instant, after q long and
painful illness, Miss MARY JANE HOPKINS, tx
the list year Of her age
The relatives and friends ST the family are re-
questea to attend her funeral at the residence oil
her parents, No. 232 9Th street, between NJ and N
at 10 clock q. m Saturday morning.