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Estate Sale, By order cfths Executors,
g a. by Z:tB. OAKES.

viii be sold on THURSDAY, 25th instant, at IL
O'Clock near the Old Postot8ce, the following valu-
able property, belonging to an Estate. viz;
and extensive Brick outbuldngs situate on the east
eide Of King.strees, In Ward No. Z, and known 40
No 57l. Lot measures IS feet front and 100 feet
In depth. On the premises are large cistern and
No. GThe THREE.sToRY WOODEN STORE
AND DWELLING, With requisite outbuildings, situ-
ate at the southwest corner Of King and Spring
streets. Lot 81 T. ct inches ON King and eS feet
NO. No. 3.ITHE - III THREE STORY WOODEN STORE
AND DWELLING. with outbuildlngs,'. situate on
west side of Kng.street adjoining the. above 70 the
south. Lot 81 feet 9 inches 'front.' and % feet 6
inches in depth These buildings @ % nave double pi'
Nos. 1,'b,6.-THREE VACANT LOTS on west h1e
of adjoining No. to the south, each "a
feet 'front.' and 16S feet 7inches deep.
No: THE Two sioRs WOODEN DMEaLtSS V.seatl sss.
house west Of KING. Lot2 feet inches front and
. No. No. @TSe SeiRi TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING
and Kitchen, south side Spring: next west of No: T.
No. D. %eGTheTWOi AND 4 HALF STORY DWELL
ING and outbuiding on the southeast corner Of st.
Philip-stIeet and Rodgers Alley. Ward No. Lot
sS feet on and % ssss Ssg DWELLING esq. side
of ST. Philip next south Of the above. Lot 10 feel
front and 96 feet deep. ~
No 1.-THE TWO-STORY DWELLING, cast side
st. Philip next eouth Of above Lot 20 feet front, s6
N No 12GThe DWELLING south side Rodgers alley,
next east Of the above. Lot 81 feet 'front.' 76 feet
deep, ;4,iS ~. =. -
Rodgers alley, next east Of the above Lot 81 feet
no No. HE1he Il III W WTwosToRYDwELLINa. south side
Rodgers alley next east Of above Lot 81 feet 'front.'
No. No.: Sl%SS0NH.sToRY % SHOP AND, Two-sToRY
WOODEN DWELLING, northeast corner ST. Philip.
street and Rodgers alley Lot ~ feet frqnt 81 feet
49,, gI-f-is tsit.ll . ~ ..isi'.
Nc. Nc. .1eAThe Iwe-sToRy DWELLING. north aide
Rodgers alley, sdjofping above to the east Lot 26
iess 9. 14Th. II TT TWosToRY BUILDING adjoining
above to the east on Rodgers Alley. Lot 2S feet
mont; 81 feet deep. .: ?.
Rodgers Alley next cast of above. Lot &c 'front.'
= No. No.: 1a@Fhe an Two-sToRY DWELLING north, side
Rodgers Alley, adjoining to the east Lot ~ fee,
mo, No. SoNThs % ii % %TwosTobY BUILDING north side
Rodgers Alley, next east Of above. Lot feetfront
= No! 2iSVAoANT LOT next east Of above. % feet
plsts n the above Property can be seen atr my
Office ~ -li -. ,.1,s,.t ,.srfrsse "a
Conditions cash., Purchasers to pay for papers
and stanps ;-"1 .f ''''-'- - - .; june ~
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iUNDERDiECREE INEaUITY.

ION THURSDAY, 3oth Instant at fItocioct, win'be
sold near the CustomhouBe, 49,. ,raa
H An that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there.
on, situate on the south side of IN tns
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JUNE HEATS AND eFlowEns.-Yesterdsy was,
perhaps, the hottest Of t6s season. The mer-
curry rose to eighty-six' degrees in the sheae'
and in the sun was out of sight. Late In the
evening thunder storm cooled the atmoss-
phere and rendered litsi more endurablee.
These hot days are not characteristic OF June,
which has been alwsys known as the howers
month. A Northern poet, Mr.. Lowell, ssys'
That June Giles in wait, makes feint, peeps
forth, draws coyly back, then from some
Southern ambush in the sky, with one great
gush of blossoms, storms the world"
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i MEssns. SroIE, WEBB & Go. are now re-
ceiving large invoices Of cheap goods BY every
steamer, and have opened this day large lot of e-
nos and grenadines st 25c.-good styles aud colors
Persons wishing.o purchase cheap dress goods will
find large assortment at their establishment. Nos.
.2s7 and 2S9 King street. ~. r y lAdvt]
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UNDER DECREE INEaUITY.

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/ Terms-One- third cssh; balance tnl one and two
wears. secured by bond and mortgage; the buildings
to be insured ind policy assigned. purchaser topay
for papers and stamps. ygJAMES TUPPER, = "a
I June A., -, th3tu1 "a. Master In Equttyc1
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.Boyce's wharf a'.- -. -. T.. s.st,.
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= CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
Der pound, att Wilson'S grocery, northwest corner
|; society and Anson streets Goods delivered tree.
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TEE YAoHr Raosr From the present out
look this aflas Hhsly prove the most in
teresting 81 ths Kind thstha ever taken place
in Charleston. The excitement among the
friends Of the respective craft is already very
great, and even some OF our, staid business
men are. for the nonce, affected with ''yacht on
the brain.n Steamers have, been engaged to
take out all who. desire to aitneas the contest,
but the thousands who reman at home will
sn,oy a fnir View Of the race from the Battery,
which viii doubtless be crowded. Dent fail to
take your opera or field glasses.
. Tha bosts are being put in apple-pie order
snd every advantage secured .-.4-..3
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ssPERsosALs- were pleased to notice that
our young townsman, Mr. Julian Bsatbot, Bar came
yesterday as purser on the steamship Charles
ton, from New York. We are under obligations
to him for his attentions. So sa.i
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ss- LARGEST oRoULATIoNTTHE pAILY
NEWs BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
OuLATioN m THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
pUBLIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
Eng IN THE posToFFIeE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING To- THE pRoVIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToEFTcELAw. "a!
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GH1Er Jusr1oE CHAsE.-We are informed That
Oaisf Jnstics Chase, Who; Wan expected topse :
sids at the summer termof the United States
Circuit Court Of this State, will be prevented
by his business engagements in Virginia and
Maryland nom visiting South Carolina before
fall ----,,--'-'- ~ ct ~
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e .'ssalutbing au6 furnishing s@peas.
NON =IS TITE;s lls;l!]l,rji TIWE, ]

| ,,,., .,.ssYlppH.yN- -El : j, ,.'s 20
y. ! --z':''7;:ss'T<as : Z. !. :.
!. Now1s THE TIME TO THROW OFF
YOUR WINTER CLOTHING AND TO BE
PLACE IT WITH GARMENTS SUITED TO
TIE WARM WEATHER THAT Is NOW
UPON US. foaH YOU ARE IN NEED OF A
LIGHT wooILEN Oh, LINEN SUIT, YOU
WILL FIND THE lEill; BEST 81 ASSORTMENT AT
mACuLLdR. WILLIAMS 6 PARKER's,
Who havo full stock of NEW GOODS, JUST MAN
UEACTURED. that win suit all, as viii be seen by
the list of prices given below:
NICE STYLE OF CHECK CASHMERE
sUrTs-sAoK. PANTS AND VEST. .........s 8 OO
MOE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST. ................ 800
NICE STYLE OF GREY FLANNEL SUIT,
SACK, PANTS AND VEST. ................. 70 90
READscoToH FANCY CASHMERE SUIT -. ~.
SACK, PANTS AND. VEST. sT..................1 10 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUTT-sAcKs
PATS AND VEST. ...................."...' 90
DARK MIXED CASHMERE sUrT-sAcK.
PANTsAND VEST ....................... a 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
sUrrs-sAoK. PANTS AND vEsT......... -. 1s 90
FINE DARK INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL
SUITS SACK. 5pAtaTsAND VEST. 10 90
FINE DARK BLUE INDIGO FLANNEL
SUITS SACK, PANTS AND vEsT.......... 90 90
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE SACKS.
GOOD AS CUSTOM woRK:... .g.... SO to is 90
NEW sTYLEFANUY UYoAssIMEREPANTss4 "a TO 10 90
NEW sTyLEFANcY CASHMERE VESTS s2to 90
FINE BLACK CLOTH LINED sACKs. ....ss to 10 Ou
Pine BLACE CLOTH DRESS FRocKs.
EQUAL TO ANY CUSTOM woRK.....ss 10 sS 90
FINE BLACK DOEsKIN PANTS. 10 12 90
WHITE mAR5EILLEs VESTS. EQUAL
TO CUSTOM MAKE. sSto 90
WHITE AND COEoRED LINEN AND ''.''
DUCK SACKS. s.........:.............1 60 to o.
WHrTE Aud ,CoLQREp LINEN AND ~.
DUCK PANTS. :. :. 81 90 to 90
WHITE AND coLORED LINEN7AND . .
DUCK VESTS. ......Sl DO to W
ooTToNaDE AND sATIHEE Sacks. 80 90 to 80
coTTeNADE AND sAT1NEr PANTS. 81 90 to 2 80
sEiN,TLEMBN's FURNISHING GOODS.
WHITE SHIRTS, SILK and Merino UNDER
SHIRTS, Brown and Bieached Jean and Linen
DRAWERS. aJovEs, HOSIERY. TIES, soARFs'
BOWS, COLLARS, 6c. 2..J,s 80 s7-7'-' H -"
1S ONE PRICE. Goods all marked In plain fig
ures. No deviation made. 75a. = = l'..''
: ~ s-,srsg.r,, .JJ = .i..,.i y -, - s.Lln.
MAOULLAR;;sWI WILLIAMS j. PARKER,
-suoNso.i 7ay;UJ KING.
;.,.asC CORNER OF HASEL-SrREET,
a.. aio.isl'.a CHARLESTON, sc -
April 20 'n' 3 ~ q: '-f - ''''
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AMESTaFzD PgN1sHaENrs -Fhenegro chicken
monger whoabueed one Of the car conductors
because he demanded pay for his live freight,
wss upsnefnrsthe Mayor yesterday morning.
The language and condact Of the negro o.were
considered to be in opposition tothe rules OF
good society, aTd be WAS fined so ior his want
NJ r0a,1r,era. af...s
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THE CoAnffrEE ON RErRkAcHMEsr.-T The
Courier yeatardsy published what purported 20
bestAs snames Of the above oomm.ttes. The
appointment, however, was not made unit
after ths adjounmsnt Of the Council, and the
announcement Sss wholly incorfect The fol-
lowing sr0 the names Or The aldermen who
constitute the committee: Clarke (the mover
of the resolution), Geddingsa oinsy Parker,
HoEard lsssls q
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TIE Esn OF THE GaHnLEns.-The black
legs who were arrested On Monday were
brought before the Mayor yesterday, and after
patient hearing turned over to magistrate
for prosecution. One of the gsng,l +oolored
boy about sixteen years Of age. was treated to
doseof ssons-crsekng, and ordered to report
to the Honse OF Correction for thirty days.
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q -. LoS.. H.
Those Gusa.: The town yesterday morning
had it's Digestion roaghly disturbed by ths
dstanstions 0f ,apndrr masses. Of avillainous
saltpetre.' Curiosity was Immediately on
.tiptoe, and all sorts Of fspeculations were in.
dnlged; in by the corner gossips asato the
c.uss5 sgct& szsl ', si, "a - =. go -
One Grumor imo had it that Chief Justice Chase
had arrived, and beealreceiyed with salute.
Another suggested that it was in honor of the
passage OF the Omnibus bill and the readmJs-
sionl.iof the Slate into the Union. A third, set
id motion, mo- donbt;by some green old Confed.
crate, was to the effect that the people up town
wsre celebrating the anniversary Of the battle
>oi seoessionville. "A fonrth insisted that the
shooting was only the chronological explosive
ness with which Massachusetts always remep-
bers, the battle oot Bunker Hilt1sA fifth said he
heard that prominent official had been
drowned, and the authorities we're firing guns
to bring his Jebfporosity to the surface. Aud
sd the rumors flew from mouth to mouth.
The pure and naked truth, however, is that
The official ordsr to salute the memory OF the
fate Ex-p President Buchanan had Just been re-
Z Sceived al the Arsenal and was at once executed,
Pthe firing which took place n few days ago
having been similar salute on the part OF the
Second Mihtary DISTRICT such is red tape.
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Rev. DR. HIoKs.-We learn that some 9.
the most lenssrprisi6gi men in the City o.
Charleston, without regard to religious pre-
ference or denomination, many Of them GENTLE
men not in the habit of attending church, are
making strong effort to secure the services
of Rev. W. b. Hicks, the present pastor OF the
Reformed Church Of Brooklyn. 1t ls undef-
stood that Influences are at work which m may
end in the construction Of large and attrao-
tive edifice in q central locality. ANY one whip
has heard DIR. Hicks will not doubt his ability
to fill such o building, and any one who knows
him personally. will acknowledge that his
energy Is equal TO the task OF successfully car
rying forward to7its completion 80 great and
valuable, a work. s..t ~, ezz'r |
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g Ksk13unaf 3 yiEm iiiiss WAYS: &c is gratifying 70
observe yhat many Of our citizens are indiyid-
uaIly cooperating with the authorities in4he
work Of repairing the city,; In several locali-
ties streets and sidewalks have been repaired
at private expense, and spirit Of enterprise
manifested worthy Of all praise. Among those
who have BEEN engaged tina labor and
vhoss pmsyaments % show the rasult ot this pro-
gressiSs spirit, are " essrs. & sining schn
Hsnckel; Dr.. George s. Pslsar, and others
whose nsihes donot at this hament occur 70
mird.a ~ :ss.s.si 4
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4 UNITED STATES CouRT-WEDNEsDAY, JUNE II.
.Hos. GEO. 8. BRYAN, PnEsDMa.-The jurors
anawered to their names, and were discharged
until Monday next. :sie,l.Hs- aai 70 S'4'-'s'
/ Joseph N. Brown was appointed asaigreefor
Thomas J, Picksus, . bankrupt, BY Henry Sum-
mer, Esq., the same being approved by the
Judge.
In re John p, Aull, .ex ,parte John 4. Peter
son, assignee. Petition to sen real and dperson-
alestate sub3ectto lien: = Ou;motion OF Simeon
Fsir:,. ESQ.,, Was ordered that the assignee
sell the properly mentioned at public auction,
and pay the creditors according to liens.
Ex parte "a. D. Hoke, T. B. Donaldson and
Adam D. Hoke, in re- Samuel Rea. Petition
to establish lien., On motion Of, T., B. Don
sldson, Esq, the case Was referred to 3. B. Car
penter, Esq.
Ex parte John A. MoRae, assignee, IN re
II. B. Easserling., Petition for.sale of personal
property. On motion OF -Messrs. Townsend d
Hodson and Duryea q Cohen, il was ordered de %
that the 18th OF June be appointed for the judg.
m1sns caredit6fs to show cause why the prayer
df the position be not granted, and the case be
raferred4 to. B. RaCarpe Esqs to- reportiaiG
81 In The Circuit ComG-On motinnsof' Il nc
spratt, Esq,,I., s.. B. Thompson Esq, Of York
willie, was admitted 70 practice In the o. 8.
Corrtsof Eouth Carolina sf :,'i5 = f., ~, .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-18

On TUESDAY: the 23d inst, at II O'Clock, win be
sold, at or near the Old Customhouse,
All that Valuable Vacant LUT OF LAND, situ:
ate on the east side Of King street, Ward No. 4,
measuring front on King-street tw6nty.seven sf27t
feet ightiinches and In depth two hundred and
thrtyone (231) feet be the same more or less; but
ting and bounding to the north on lot of land former
~ occupied by Ruues as o confectionery and Ice
cream establishment and south on property now OF
cupied by Lacassagne The above is one Of the best
stands In King street 't7ii 'tf -i1'' - = -
Conditions -One.third. cash; balance payable In
oneand two years, with interest from dsy OF sale.
payable annually, secured by bonds and mortgage OF
property sold. Purchaser to pay A. J. White 3 Son
for all requisite papers and stamps. 'n' -
June 1S thBtu3 -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-18

TIE SrRExr The esahse aYements
thronSh6uus tho city are in Fery bad order, CON
stantfy requiripg repairs. and before any gene
raj repaYing is undertaken it win be- well to in
qure into the cost ksnd durability OF cobbie-
stones and macadsmizsd pavementa, beth Of
which styles shsselb shandoned in the hrgsr
Northern. 81 @ hs nicholson pavement is
NOW ths. sassR q s1a ~ Hugh Ferguson, the
Charaesto st, Vim, ina few days present
it's claimaSto tfs public, I'm eyeryeity where
this psvaraene hss heen laid it has raised the
value of property twenty ttofoSty per cent, and
Charleston would 1bs no exception to this rule.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-18

BErHEz CHuscH. This, sanctuary has been
thoroughly reatsed and repaired. It has q lost %
the dingy brown look of the past, and shines
resplendent in the glory OF fresh cream coiored
paint. The interior Of the building has been
ieposates, and the church win soon be opened
70 pubic worship. The old fence is to be re-
placed by new and more modern one, Andths
premises generally are to be placed IN complete
repair. - e.,.s5i. . 80 ~