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Judge BosvoRrH-Wbyf

Judge BoswoRrH-Whyf
WrrNEss-Because want him there In his place.
Mr. KENNY further stated that for that day he
confined TO his ROOM and that he had done such
thing in the whole Of his business sell
liquor to q drunken woman.
At this uncture 1t suggested to the Board that 1t
would be as well that Mr.. Kenny should be sworn.
Being sworn he stated that he did not know the wo-
man. he could not that he had given special nstruc
tons in this case for his barkeeper knew his business
Mr.. AcToS-Have you seen the new lawf
WITNESSING, sir
Mr. Acros-Then III give you copy. You'll find it
rather important TO you.
WITNESS explained that the drink, he understood IT,
was given to the woman in the hallway. He didn't
blame himself for this, he did not believe his bar
keeper would have given the drink If the woman looked
drunk.
DIR PARKER wished there was a law that every man
who sold drink to woman should forfeit his license
little word combat took place here between plaintiff
and defendant which was carried much TO the edit
cation of the Board.
In answer to question of the President, Mr. McGnL
stated that he had evidence to prove that his wife
character was known in the neighborhood.
Mr.. ACTON ito Kennyl-You must have your rules
hung up in the bar. You are the responsible person.
not the barkeeper How many liquor stores have you
got?
Mr. KENNY-Ony one, SIR
Mr.. ACToN-0ny onef Then you had better pay more
attention to IT. ANY other businessi
Mr.. KENNy--No sir.
The decision reserved the being referred to
the Excise Committee.
Mr. AcToN tlaughng)-Much Obliged to You.
The Board then adjourned to Friday afternoon next
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Mr.. Aoros-Had she been drinking beforc'
wfrNEss-Yes sir.
Mr.. AcroS--Wbcrey
Wr1SFss-At her mothers
Mr.. Acros--was she ntoxicatedf Did she stagger,
wnNEss-Yes, sir she had plenty a. her mothers
Mr.. BLIss-Who served you NJ Mr.. Kcnny'ss
WIrstss-A young man don't know.
PRrsipENr--Was she known at the storef
WnSTss-Yes, sir.
Mr. Acros--Do you know that IL was Kenny,s store,
Witness arm quite certain, sir; saw the name over
the door
stranger take her for drunken pcrsons
wrrStss-Ycs, sir; she behaved very well before she
went 10 Kcnny's
A MKHsa--Could she have passed for sober woman
At KennysS
wrrSsss-I don't think so, sir.
Mr. AcroN-I suppose II she had had only whiskey
she would have been all right
wnNKs-Ycs, sir; II was In the afternoon, about two
or three blamed her for taking the drinks but not be.
Superintendent KENNEDY tsoso voce 70 clcrk,-rhey
won't make q out OF this.
CLERK Lotto roce also)-rm afraid not She docsnt
samuel N'Gir, the husband, was the next witness
He explained that his wife met by her mother &c,
&C. and went into long story which Was not taken by
Mr. AcroS--No, no. We don't want all thai. Did she
ever drink beforef
fore for getting drunk at the same plncc
Mr. ACroS-At Kenny'ss
wrrs5s.fes SIR; when came home from the army
found that she was quite intimate At Kepny's store;
she had been arrested twice for was once
reprmanded and discharged by Judge Lcdvh and next
AIsxANpn McGnI, shc father Of the last witness.
testified that when he saw hts sons wife on the day
named she was drunk enough for 70 BE- noticeable he
Ma KIr you had % been e. o Behind III.
her 70 b drunk
The policeman who arrested her In fhry-fourth street
M she was very drunk she never spoke 70 ocer he
Th,s 80 ehn -hr,> - A.. ..,s.~.~ a.. a..
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The d-yyilson Divorce Suit.
SUPREME CoURr-cHAMBgRs.
nnf,Sa Ind0~ nsv~asa

NAY 21Kaie BsHtesd 90 1Aomas J. iSsosrsu and ydsss
r. wasM-Upon this case being called on to-day ex.
Recorder Smith, counsel for SsfendAns applied post
pone the argument until Friday nett Mr. Edwin
James for plasen, CONSENTED V The pcsspensment On
condition that the matter b then psrempsoy argued
Judge Barnard then put The case over remarking that
be "a - vaas v lave Gho nAA1R IN Arapah,
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The business Of the Philadelphia Clearing House for the
Dast week Wasa fOllowa.-
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United States five-twenties.

Petroleum and mining stocks were dull At the first
board BennehoG Run Oil closed &C. higher the
same time yesterday. BennehoG Ksn was 60c lower,
New York and Allegheny 35c., Ada Emore &C., Quartz
Hill 20c Al the second board Consolidated Gregory
Gold closed 3oc lower than at the first board selling
$ll CO. Corydon sold at 39c., Gunnel Gold 81, Holman
Gold 41o, Smith h Parmelee 50 49, Shade River 45c,
United States 50 IS, Buchanan Farm ssc
The following is the Philadelphia bank statement Of
uriAl,4
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The jury retired for about nriccn minutes and m.
turned with the following verdict I've and that tho
late Preston King came 70 his death by jumping from
the feryboat Chancellor Livingston into the North river
and drowning himsclf on the 18th OF November 1855
while aborne under state Of temporary insanity.r
ConoSER-Gentlenen, permit me 10 thank you for the
assistance you have rcnded me In this case you are
now discharged.
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May Festival st the Cooper Ins,st.tr.

ENTERTAINMENT Br THE UNION SUNDAY ScHuuL----
GROWING TIM NAY QUEEN
grand May Festival held last evening q, thss
Cooper Institute by the Union sunday School The leo
tvai originally held on the ID instant and VIA re-
pcated last evening upon general request Of the sudcn
who wore at liz nrs presentation. The friends Of Toe
children present wcsc quite numerous and The snsers
delightful
The ceiling directly above tho stage was fc~soonsd ~
syerucsns. and upop enc end Of he stAaa ~ . nsN
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Erie and Illinois Central on the London Stock Exchange
al monthly intervals during the last year,
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M ssa 5s3. 204 f38. 36s. 4s5

U. Kingdom. ESQ, 5s3 2O4 f3S, 1856, 4s5 ETA TO
and, compared with the month ending the LIST Of
April, 1885, the above returns show increase Of
fs15 797 in he circulation Of notes in England and
of 81 sOOs7o the circulation of the United
Kingdom
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43h.Q47.ld6
$2,S23,7S1

The London Banker's Magasine OF May furnishes the
returns OF the circulation Of the private and joint stock
banks in England and Wales for the four weeks ending
March 81 These returns combined with the circulation
of the Scotch and Irish banks for the period and
the average circulation Of Bank Of England for the
four weeks ending the 2sh Of March he nearest date
furnished by their returnsl will give the following
results Of the circulation Of notes in the United Kingdom
when compared with the previous month";
March 8 March 81 Incr'se Decr'se
Blk of England f29, TIT 500 eco, S7S 7OS f10l175f
Private banks 1850, $50 1885,, 1927 - 1905
Joint stock bks.. 2,5OS, ITS 2505,0S 5000
Total in Engld g. ,93a 2e,216,42O S0,4s2
Scotland. ........ 1924 $40 A. 1874 9S3 159,566
Ireland. ........ 6152,7l7 6017,0s2 13b,635
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the rates current yesterday The market closed very
arm with sales Of $50 bales We auole:-
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The Aflanthus and ITS Perntcious Effects.
We have received the following communication in
respect TO the injurious effects Of the aanhus tree on
the human system q well plants, &c:
70 THE rprroR or THE HERALD.
I am . constant reader Of your paper and have
been for twelve years. i appeal 10 you TO urge
the Board OF Heath 70 have all the alanthus trees
In the streets and yards Of the city clipped before
blooming All physicians will tell you how very
healthy thoy Tor years my family and many others
In the city have ben FRUSTRATED by illness during that
period To give you idea Of the poisonous influence
Of that tree, no flower will keep any perfume In ts
vicinity, and insects exist near IT, III the insect
creation suers TO that point what must be 70 human
natures Knowing tie HERALpto be all powerful, trust
my cause TO you here aianthus trees In the front
and rear OF nv houp over which I have control
Please Tighten the ypople about the consequences and
n the Board OF Health viii punish with heavy nne AL
those owning trees not clipped at the proper TIME
think the evil would b rsmsd,sd and hundreds would
bless you.
wAy % leoe
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HIoHLY CoLoRED.-From An advertisement in
the New York lie aid of the 18th, we perceive that
the down east Goldfish arstocracy is being invigo
rated hy a judicious cross with the blackfish. A
colored young gentleman on his travels, with
tutor "who can write and keep accounts" is a
novelty. The advertisement neglects to state the
color preferred for the compagnon de uoydge.
Wanted-a young man from 16 to IT; one who
can write and keep accounts, to travel with q
young colored man, thus summer; parents must
be willing; pay S16 o month and board. Address
all letters to William A. T. Smith, No. Is Phillip
street, Boston, Mass.
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Well to-day, Sick Tomorrow.

Such ia the experience of thousands enjoy con-
tfnuous health To what does the occasional ivaid at
tribute his uncertain condition? Not to himself, Of
COURSE He lays the blame on the climate, perhaps. It
Is too hot, too cold too dame, too dry too
variable But does he take tho proper to forfy
his constitution and bodily organs against the e1temes
and changes OF which he complains2 No. he says,
perhaps that only an iron could bear such great
heat such violent cold, such sudden vicssiudes
Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic and
Preventive which, If 1t will not make him iron man,
will at least quadrcpe the capacity of his system to
pei al external agencies that tend to produce dsease7
HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs,
taken faithfully according to the directions, will
strengthen the stomach, brace the nerves. tone the
liver and regulate and invgorate the whole animal
chnery that the syse instead OF being at the mercy
Of the weather, and liable to be prosrated by every
change Of temperature will become case-hardened,
1t and almost impervous to climatic influences. It
Is to this preventive principle that HosrETrRHs BIZ
TIERS their great popularity in the West Indies,
British America and Australia. July 16
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LARGEST CALCULATION In THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TILE CITY.
a q Il N T g =

The following tho Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
ting Agent.
Rev. COLIN MURoarsoN. General Travelling and
Collecting Agent
TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and stationers,
Columbia, g. @.
Dol. j. ]. RYAN, Barnwell, g. O.
3. NJ. TRIMMER, Spartan Office, spartanburg, q. O.
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
O. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. o., Madison CO., Fla.
PATRICK HUVEY, Macon, Georgia.
r. A. MCKNIGHT. Unionville.
J. Y. H. WILLIAMS. Clinton, 8. O.
J. R. ALLEN. Chester O. H., g. O.
JOSEPH H. SEARS, "New sonth," Hilton Head.
W. 8. LANCE, drahamvilie P. O., Beaufort, 8. q.
B. r. BRADFORD, waltorboro', 8, O.
H. L. DARR, Sumter, g. O.
THAD. O. ANDREWS, orangeburg g. O.
J. T. HERSHMAN "Journal Office" Camden, g. O.
J. NJ. BROWN "Southcrner Office" Darlington, 8. O.
II. NJ. QUINN BRO, Augusta,
J. II. ESTELL Savannah Ga.
ISAAC DAVEGA, Agent in New York.
Mr.. AUG. BRENTANO, NO. 7Os Broadway New York,
tas aways tho latest dates Of the DAILY NEWS, he
does Of all the other principal Journals Of the country
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the amusements but they are admitted for half
price. Parents who desire their children to pass
o pleasant and profitable evening, should be sure
to send them to the College tonight.
MAIL SERVICE AT THE SoUTH.-An individual by
the name of BRYAN TYSON seems to have obtained
the permission Of the Government to make good
thing out Of the mail service in the South. Mr.
TYSON is North Oaronan, now residing in
Washington, and can take the test oath, and is
thus enabled to take out contracts for mail SER
vice. He proposes TO take out as many Of these
in his own name may be needed in the South,
and to let them out to parties desiring them who
cannot take the oath at discount Of two and a
half per cent. on the annual amount allowed for
carrying the mails. Thus by the mere magic of
an oath, Mr.. TYSON, doubtless, expects to realize
q fortune Of o million dollars or more.
SALE OF THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL.
This building was cold yesterday at public auc-
tion, by Collector MAoKEY, under instructions
from the Secretary of the Treasury, for the sum
Of $4,000.
The property was purchased by the "Board OF
Missions to the Colored People and Freedmen OF
tho Protestant Episcopal Church OF South Caro-
lina," and is to be fitted up and arranged as q
school for the education OF colored people. We
learn from a reliable source, that when the Rev
A. TooMRR PoRTER made application to His Ex
ceIency ANDRLw JOHNSON, for tho purchase o
this property. the President WAS 30 much pleased
with the proposal that he Immediately subscribed
$1,000, and the Hon. ecretAry OF the Treasury
also made the literal donation Of $1,000 toward
the proposed plan. These high ofi ;iais OF th'
Government are "conseruatiues, u and have o more
earnest way If exhibiting thor kind feelings t.
the freedmen than the mouthy, ranting "Radi
Gals" who speak symp1th,siugly of, and to th
freedmen, but never give from their own packets
Nevertheless they gerry liberal in beptowin,
the public funds to Garry out party aims and oh
jeots.
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EXHIBITION AT THE ECoLLEaE.-Profeasor HOLMES
proposes to give one more OF his interesting en-
tertainments at the College Chapel this evening.
This will be the last opportunity afforded to the
public to witness the wonderful effects OF the Bin
optric Lanterns, and every one should take ad-
vantage of the occasion. AS the juveniles have
heretofore taken unbounded interest even in
those parts Of the exhibitions which they could
not comprehend, Professor HOLMES has arranged
the programme for this evening expressly to suit
their tastes and capacity. Moreover, tho little
folks are not only consulted as to the character Of
the amusements, but they are admitted for half
price. Parents who desire their children to pass
pleasant and profitable evening, should be sure
to send them to the College tonight.
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COTTON GINS.

TTykE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OOMPLETED THEIR
Il arrangements once moro for th- manufacture OF
the COTTON 8I NS made In this country, are
now prepared TO receive orders from Planters and
9th "a wishing to purchase.
Tn long established and weii known reputation OF
RLLIOTT'S OOTrON GINS will. hope, be 4 sum.
vuaraatee that the arine will entire
don. j. II. MLIrrT q o.,
Nay1A Winnsporo. u. O.
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company Ia organizing in Cincinnati to es-
tablish mammoth garden for the growth OF q
kinds OF fruit and veRetab es, and furnish them
to the public In wsgons, on orders. 1t IL pro.
mised that matketiDg by this new method shall
cost the consumer nn'y little more than one
naif the present prices asked The Company is
10 have CAN'T j st Q # SlOO, 600 and will have
farm OF 1000 sores near the city, fitted no ex-
olusiyely for this new movement.
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DABNEYs LIFE OF GENERAL JACKSON ia book
no family in the South should be without. Mr..
JOHN 81. THOMAS, it will be seen in our advertising
columns, is the authorized agent for Charleston,
and will call upon our citizens every day, giving
every one an opportunity OF procuring this ster-
ling work. .
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TRIAL OF THE PHGNIx.-The Little Frank hay
ing been repaired, the indomitable Phenioians, in
spite of the ntolerable heat of the weather, gave
her trial yesterday morning. She performed in
perfectly satisfactory manner and threw solid
stream 240 feet through one-inch nozzle.
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More Cheap Goods
AT THE
CHI HYRLESTON HOUSE,
STOLL, WEBB & co.

THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform their friends and customers that
they have this day MARKED DOWN the
remainder Of their SUMMER STOCK at
and below cost. We are also now re-
ceiving large assortment Of GOODS
adapted to Merchants and PlaD ters'
trade, which has just been purchased
i'll New York, by one of the ii IN, at The
lowest Cash prices, and will be sold at
small advance.
CONSISTING PART OF:
case lo.4 BLEAoHED sHEETINa at 81 per yard
case 10 Bieached sheeting, Super
case 5-4 and Ga Pillow Cotton
l case 3-4 LonRcloth, 10 and 40 cents
case 7-S LonRclo:h, 20 aud "a cents by piece
case A Longcoth, SO to 10 cents by piece
bales moro Of those super English Longclotls
cheap
Irish Linens at all prices
T. 8 and l0-4 Bleached Table Damasks at low prices
Bird Eye and Russia Diapers in variety
Linen Sheetings, all widths
Pillow inens, all widths
Damask Napkins and Doylies in variety
Linen Lawns
Super 8. 10, IL and l6.4 Domask Cloths
10 and ll4 Marseies Quits superior quality, at Sc
and S10
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LOCAL MATTERS.


GoDEYs LADYs Book for August, come in good
time, as u.l, is to be found at QUINN's Uptown
Periodical Depot
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


MCKAY & CAMPBELL will soil this day. at thoir sales
room Hasel street. next to Posofles at 10 o'clock an
assortment of furniture, lace window curtains Manila
rope, hardware. &c.
r. NJ MARSHALL will sell this day, at his sales r,om
No. 33 Broa street, at IL O'Clock lot of furniture
French clock. revolver segars &c.
l.. BUscH Son will soil this dav, nt No 50G King
street. ut O'Clock, ono sorrel hcy and bay tackcy
mare; also q lot of furniture and other articles
SMITH h MoGULIvnAy will cell this day, In front of
their oce No. 27 Eroad STREET, sIuth sidc near State
street. at ii o'clock tho ainder OF the stock OF hne
horses and Immediately after, family carriage and n
lot OF land In Aiken.
T. O. MILL II, Esq, lato Mt LEVY ALESANDER's.
ell known in business circle accomplished sales
man. is now engaged ut Z. HIRsHFELD's Big Clothing
Store in King street, In the Adger Building where he
will be glad friends, and suit them old
with the very finest Of now fts.
PAEKNns HEPAT1c BrTTERs.-So many spurious nos
trums have been pslmed Off the public under the
Of Bitters, that the word is almost synonymous
with hum6ug But here havo an article which we
know 10 no humbug. Dr. PANKRIN is o druggist OF
good standing In this community and who has lived
among for many years, and his Hepatic Bters are
recommended best ply sicaus who are we'll &C.
quanted with the composition Of tho medicine Moe.
over have tried 1t ourselves, and can recommend
its flavor and quite willing to accept its virtues on
the credit OF the Doctor
IF HE WHO CAUSES TWO BLADES GRASS TO Gnow
wHEnE BUT ONE GREW BEFORE is a public benefactor
then he who places in the hands OF tho public tho
means Of curing disease is moro. Dr.. HUMPHREYS has
been over ten years preparing his HoMGop ArHIc
SPECIFICS for the public aud has elaborated the
complete, simple and successful system known
families or individuals. His preparations nave
tsblshed and meiited reputation. See advertisement.
Ad ress HUMPHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MED1
CINE Co., No. Sc Broadway, N. 7. July l6
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HoT WEATnER.-Our Northern exchanges come
to US filled with almost incredible accounts of
the heat and its fatal effects in the great cities
We have not had cool spell in Charleston, but
the delightful sea breeze with which our city is
blessed seems to have prevented the sun from
killing anybody. At night, when there is no
breeze, the thermometer often registers 90; what
it would be in the sun in midday, without the
breeze, we cannot imagine.
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A CAR ID,

A CARD.
THE MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY MOST
respectfully ask for aid from their feow-ctizens OF
Charleston In the purchase of NEW ENGINE AND
APPARATUS.
In making this appeal to the public, they would state
that this Company formed in 1885, md that their
Engine is now completely worn QUIT having been In
service fifteen They, therefore, confidently ap-
peal their fellowcitizens. feeling satisfied that in
view OF their past services generous public will not
deny to them that aid which, while increasing the
efficiency OF their Company will, at the same time add
to the welfare and safety of the community.
Subscriptions will BIO received by either of the UNDER
signed Committee VIII will call upon the citizens to
complete the collection
Wards Nos and 3-w. g. HAWKINS and H. TER
RIA.
Ward No. 2-s BEAUsSANG and W. o'MARA.
Ward No. 4-H. L. CALDER aud T. DIXON, JR.
Wards Nos. and 7-W. 81. SIGWALD and P. F. DUN
MING.
Wards Nos. 6 and st. g. sIGwALD and P BUCK
HEIDI. g. BEAUssANG,
Secretary Committee on Collection.
most cheerfully solicit, for tho MARION FIRE
| COMPANY, tho aid they require-their engine, from
long SERVICE being almost useless.
M. II. NATHAN,
July 16 mwf3 Chief Fire Department.
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pS HYGIENIC WINE-THE GREAT IN
PORTED ToNIC-It ia utterly different from alcoholic
tasby btters II wab endorsed BY hftys members Of
tbs American Medical Association ,h their sgnatuYes,
Baltimore, May l. 1866. All physicians who examine 1t
unhesi,atingly approve It. It the BEST TONIC FOR:
LADIES known Sample sent Oh receipt OF $lb.
LAMBERT KAMPINa Importers.
Hos 81 and SO Broadway, New York.
MUsOAT PERLE-- finest Table Wine
B-samples sent to physicians. with formula froe,
Of charge mwf2noB June6
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AUCTION SALES,

moK"T% KES'..tt ( cSSirmE1, 81 81
ext, Sxt,o P3stomcc. nnscI street,
LARGE MIRRots. nA1R AM y cASh j" Se SEAT Eh CHAIRS
sdo6oa1d Hed"as nSS% md IL Ses
t5sssss rim We. washs'ands Fables. fnpiavinrs and
Drawers, &C., &C. " "
pair FINE LACE WINDOW CURTAINS
cnils y inch Manila liopc
Bed Sheets. Hardware, &c.
. variety of Baskets and Mais
Conditions cash. July 20
Horses Eulrfdge. tfc.
IT., by SMITH q McGf. .IIVUhY.
6H disposed of THIS DAY. in front OF our nico No
ocor nfSad'sreet south sde 6tatc-sreet, at II
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER WILL DE OFFERED,
IN ono% m"1MS N. fA MILY OR TRAVELLING CARTHAGE,
2Lots of Land In Aiken will also be ao,d without re
terms caeD. July 20
Bv l.. BUNCH e. SON,
THIS Day the goth Instant at 10 O'Clock, at No. soe.
~ sS sHs oa StS9at Sf as
Bay Tackey Mare years old.
LOT OF ruRNHi NfiTii uhE, oens,u,ine Of:
BE sTEADs VA
Centre Table
Dining Table
Chairs
Wardrobe
And other articles too humorous to mention.
1S Unlimited al ticles received UP to hour of sale.
BY Il. Nj. MARSIIAIL
III HlS DAY goth instant, at IL ocluck will be sold mt
my Safes Room. No. SO Broad .atreet
LOr tF FURNI IrURE,
CONSISTING OF:
sIDEBoARDs BUREAUS. WIRE SAFE
Wardrobe Office Desk, Bedsteads, 2 Pianos
French Clock, Revolver Segars &c.
Il Fat
BT j. Sf" "ONS
viii sell THIS DAY. Goth INST immed after the
livan's Island, -' S"A'
FLAT 40 FEET LONG. II FEET WIDE
Terms cash. Down with tho hammer.
July20