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Il. COnery a. Cow -tlHe- steamer b, 4
Hodga Her Mill a r,r,srnl - - :

II. GomerY ~ 60. VS. the steamer II. 4,
Hodge. Her Tackle, Apparel etc.
~ THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT DOUBT.
Tor the District Of Louieianai No. els5-By Vltus
Of an order Of Court to me directed IN ths
above entitled suit / viii proceed 70 sell to ths
highest bidder. on TUESDAY, the tWsnty-eighth
day Of July 1858, at twelve on O'Clock III n su.
trance TO customhouse building on Old Lsvss
The Steamboat B. L. HODGE, her Tackle. eto.. A
she now lies IN the river opposite Race street.
TeEma-Cash al time OF ADJUDICATION. "a Uuitsd
States Treasury notes. -
United States MaFshal's OfHea New Orleana
tenth day of July, 1854
No. sa2-jyIl mag 80
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Marine Intelligence.


OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
g. -r Friday, July "a, ls66.
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For Texas Ports.

For Galveston and Indianola-Morgan line, foot Of
St. Joseph street, wednesday and Saturday at s
a. ~.
For Brazos Santiago-Morgsn line, foot Of st. Jo-
'seph street, every Saturday at ga. NJ
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MEMORANDA
DOMEsTIC PORTS,

DOhEoLIG fuhISa
New York, July l5-Cleared for Galveston via Key
West, steamship Title, Partridge
FOREIGN PORTS,
Rio de Janeiro May 25-Arrived from New Or
leans, steamship Tartar, Lockwood
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o. S. MARSHAIIS MONITlONa
Ha1TT sdl. H "a oshsE. "a s:snSos a. a. L

Aaxyyeu Rld Others vs.. Steamboat n. L.
Hodge No. 2, Her Tackle, Apparel, Etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
\ for the District of Louisiana, No. 9l6l.-In obe-
u the above entitled suit have seized and taken
The Steamboat B. L. HODGE No. q her Tackle,
Apparel ETC., now libeled BY Maxwell and others for
the causes cot forth In the libel pending in the
District Court Of the United States
And l do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all aud every person persons
having or pretending TO have any right, title in
terest in or TO the same, t. be and appear at Dis
trict Court Of the United states for the District
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof TO show cause, il any they have or can, why
the SAD steamboat should not be condemned and
be sold agreeably to the prayer OF libelAnts.
United States MarshsPs Office, New Orleans,
seventeenth day Of July, lse0
NJ -, +. J: HEBRON, U. 8. Marshal
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RAILROADS,


they to select an umpire; and 70 be p.,
such terms Is shall be hereafter agreed |
The road to be built, equipped, and m,I
during the entire lease as a first cIas,
every respect. ..
8. At the close of said lease the said road
stations, rolling stock, etc., from Berwick,
the Texas line shall be valued BY experts a.
appointed by each of the parties hereto An,
event Of disagreement, the two to selsot an
whose decision shall be anal The vain.
thus AsOsrtAined shall be subscribed As sto,.
present company, it being we'll understood
costs of maintenance. as we'll a. expenses a,
ing the road, shall be at the exclusive oh,,.
Iessees.
D. The contract with Charles Morgan for,
a hneof steamers to Texas, extendins IN ,s,,
carried out By the lessee in svsry respect
10. The present road % Berwioks B., i,
depOts' maOhins shops, rolling stock, brid,,
to be turned over to the lessee after ipvsr.
Appraisement and the said property, or nm,
like character and value, and like coalition :,
order to be returned 10 tho company At tb,,
ton of said lease.
IL. The lessee, to insure the faitbfuI mart.
OF this contract, to furnish security TO IN.
ton of the Board of Directors.
II, The said lessees shall contribute and,
year the sum of 5000, payable QuArterly. II,
and maintain the orsan ization of the rails.
pany during the existence of this lease
ls. The said lessees oblisats tbemseIva, =,
act which may operate forfeiture of III,
and shall hold the said New orleans IA.
and Great Western Rrsilroad Company b
against any and all acts of theirs.
Sealed proposals will be received at thu
the company in New Orleans, No @ Canal st,
til the first day of September next, at tvsl,.
NJ the company reserving the right of ;,
any or all bids.
Fer particular information annlx N
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United states VS.. sIOoP Fancy, Her
Tackle, Apparel. etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 for the District of Louisiana, No. el60-In
rected in the above entitled suit have seized and
The sloop FANtjY heT TackIa Apn,-.I .,c ,ov
hbeed By the United States Of America for the
causes set forth in the libel now pending in the
District COURT Of the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
having or pretending to have any right, title
teFest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
tr1ct Court Of the United States for the District
or before the THIRD MONDAY frsm the date here.
Of to show cause, any they have or can, why the
said sloop should not be condemned and be sold
ssreeably to the prayer of libeant
United States MarshaIs Once, New OrIeans
eleventh day of July, 1853.
No. 93T-jyls q IS aul - -
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Tue ONLY ALIrRAIIs ROUTE TO THE 8
-, Nqirt a sna msss Passenger taking thiil
peSse1gers leaving sane das o. u 3 MailboAlG
IfAir9 leave and arrive At JeharsonV via Dspes
msdiAtsly opposits louissillS) as iolloWs!!
sssk n. sEaS SUNDAY s..s 4. f. n. sEot Sd
~ ~ ~ 400 2 A.,
Wy, s:ls Z; NJ Bstaroas 1880 z. Nj, !.
.I,s.. bAEsAas oheaksd through 70 ali prir
AleEAnt 4lospink Can on Ell night trAiut
neetlona - small bills, and call a. Ooupany'so
eornar Third and Main gtrests Louisyilis. Kenii
t~ HORACE SCOTT,
JANIS FERRERR 'uPs1lnpsH
General Ticket Afauk rn
SsHsnsepville. Ind, JalYI, sg7
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o.P. LEvERICH,
President Bank of New
JOSEPH O. BUTLR
President Lafayette Bank, Cincinnati
CHARLES PARSOI
Cashier State Savings Association, 81. LON,
GEORGE STURGR
PRESIDENT Northwestern National Bank, q
Illinois, or to the undersigned,
lylI cru A. B. SEGER, Pre,id
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JRILAa 81 KxCHAHaE. PaOAEHs-
sory Nolas, Bils Of Lading. DEnS Rsssiuta. Bsuk
onooks and al kiadt Of eommsraiaI Printing hsslg
ezosntsd stthe RspubheAH oilee Ne. 81 st. CbAtiss.
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COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EvExNe. July 9. 1899.

THURSDAY EVENING, July g. 1899.
COITQN--There was more movement to-day but
still the business was of limited extent the sales
cumming ur only 100 bales, taken by two brokers,
Prices are easier owing to continued Encouraging
accounts from Liverpool and New York some au.
thoTlties placing good ordinary at ia S23c, low
middling 25h S29c and middlIng sos, showing a
decline of lc b b from our quotations on Tuesday
evening. but in Il unsettled condition of the mar
ket these not be regarded better than merely
nominal quotations.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, l86T-bAles. 1928
AtIivsd d eo-aay ''''''.''.''.''.'.'' iOi
Arrived previously soo5 vi
Made from waste and damaged cot,
ton, sUlS-666 lao
6sl, 4O6
OiSArou bo'uhy' ;''s's'''.'..'..ss..'.,. - 10 .-
CLEARED previously .6Is 6S4-6IS7O9
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sTEAMERs LEAVING TODAY.

Austin-Ridge Pssehal.
san Antonio-W. W Gamble;
ShelbyyilIe-George r. Stubbeheld-
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RAILROADS.

Observing CITY TINE as closely a. possible, the
trains will run ss follows: :. N
Chatting at Canal street, at French Market at Old
Passenger Depot and at Claiborne strsstJ
AEnaLl InaiIl O.
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sat the United States Court.

HOTEL ARR1vALs.-lEAS House.-C. D. john
son, Florida; Brcvct Major Z. U. Boynton and
wife, Miss Laura Leupp, Miss Bella Lcupp and
Mrs. Andrews, New York; Geo. W. Maker, Jr.,
Baltimore; Henry c. Butcher and vile, Pmla-
delpbia: w. S. Mullins, Marion; D. ". O.
Wheeler, wife, servant and child, Mrs. L. A.
McAllister, Chas. N. Rogers and vile, Now
York; H. R. Adams, Marion; j. Frankford, New
York; J. Skies, New London; kemble aulding,
New York; James F. Whalcy and W. L. NJ.
Burger, Edisto; Edward 5. Butler, Now York;
D. A. Robbins, II. Il. Pohcmus and wife and
s. H. HERMAN, Brooklyn; Raphael Tram
bleaux. Jr., and James Murray, New York;
Richard Simpson, Orange, N. j.; E. S. Beals,
Washington, D. c.; D. 3. Iveson, wife, child
and servant, ". H. Pen1old, Miss Pentold, j. c.
Kinny and wife, Florida; E. D. Dart and Miss
Dart. Buffalo; Mrs. DR.. Simmons, Miss Roberts
snd H. E. Robinsol, Atlanta, Ca; ". NJ. Fin.
lev and lady, Tennessee; r. W. Montgomery
St. Augustine; Mrs. Rotch, child and servant
New YORK.: ". ). McKerali, Marion, s. c.; j.
". Wadsworth, Gcnesee, n. l.; Roland Red
mond. New York; George Peabody Wctmore
Newport, R. l.; Mrs. Cantey, Camden, S. c.
pnp,hon Hotel.-Henry L. Knapp, Virginia
A. Knapp, Blackvillc, S. c.; Harry Perrin ant
A. C. Shelter, south Carolina; P. V. simors ant
e. Il. simons, Anson County, n. c.; n. Lew
Manning, S. c.; B. Carrigan, Wrighfs Bluff
J. NJ. sanbom and T. B. Adams, Wilmington
NC.
Charleston Ho'd-J. P. Bridger, George
town: Jno. E. Cousens, Boston; Il. Nottingham
Georgia; q. c. DeJarnette, Virginia; William
johnson and wife, Miss a. N. Johnson MIS-
E. F. johnson, G. Mcclure and D. G. Richard
son, New York; :. S. Fraser, South Carolina
C. A. Petit, wife and child, Philadelphia; Nj
! Cogswell, wife and child, Raleigh, N. c.
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The REAL ESTATE MARKEr.-At an estate
sale yesterday, by Mr.. 2. B. Oakes, auctioncer,
tho following property was disposed OF, the
terms of sale in each case being one half cash,
and tho balance in twelve months:
The south tenement Of the northwest brick
building, M. 157, west side King-street be-
twccn Queen and Clifford, measuring twenty
seyon feet front and one hundred and forty
five feet four inches in depth. The lower part
is finished as store, The upper part as dwell
| ing. Sold for $500.
The north tenement OF the building describ-
cd above, and furnished in the same manner.
Lot twenty-five feet front, one hundred and
twenty-five feet four inches in depth. Sold for
$500.
The two-story brick dwelling, recently built,
on the moth side Of Berresford-street. first
house east OF Archdale, containing four square
rooms, kitchen, cistern, and well of good
wafer, lot th1rty-six by eighty-six: sold for
$500.
The two-story tenement house, west side Of
Archdale, first house south Of Beaufain. Each
tenement contains four square rooms. The
north tenement has been used many years as =
bakery. On the lot are two kitchens and well
of water. Lot thirty-six feet front and - deep.
The tenements we're sold together for $500.
The grocery stand at the southwest corner
OF Archdale and Beaufain streets. The upper
contains two upright rooms and two finished
attics. The building is Of brick and substan-
tally built Lot twenty-five feet front and
SC evcrty-two feet deep, sold for $3.50.
The two-stdsy wooden house, west side OF
Pitt, next south OF Montague, containing four
rooms, kitchen with four rooms, and well OF
good water; lot forty-thlee feet front and nifty
three deep, sold for $500.
The tTo-story wooden house on the south
west corner Pitt and Montague, occupied for
many years as a grocery, and has proved g
frst-ratc stand; the upper part occupied as
dwelling, and contains two large rooms; lot
forty-threo feet front and fifty-tiree feet deep,
sold for $3.50.
The lot, south side Montague, Immediately
vest of the above, measuring forty-fve feet
seven inches front and one hundred and twon-
ty-one feet deep; on this lot are substantial
brick kitchen and small wooden building
sold for $500.
The .wo-stc- OGDEN dwelling, No. 1s, north
side, Burns Lane. continuing four rooms, dou.
bic kitchen with four rooms, lot twenty-five
feet front and one hundred and nine feet deep
sold for s115O.
The house northeast corner Of Middle ant
Minority streets, occupied for many years rs
grocery store; the upper part contains TIVE
square and two attic rooms; lot sixty feet OF
Wall-street and ffty-fve on Middle; sold fo
s2O5O.
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Gitp advertisements.
CITY TAxEs-moNTHLY RETURNS.

| CITY TAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY AssEss0R,l
CITY HALL, March q, 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERN
| IN ED, that the Monthly Returns, for the month
OF February past In compliance with the tax ordt-
dance ratified on The 2sh of January, 1858, must be
| made on or before the 18th ineant-
TAXES ON THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY:
On oil sales Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
On ell gross receipts Of all Street Railroads.
On ali GROSS receipts Of all Express Companies.
On all sales 1T Auction
L. On all Carriages and Euggtee.
Or all income derived from tho pursuit OF any rac-
| ulty, profession, occupation OF employment.
| ON the gross reoe ps. Of all Commercial Agencies
On all comrni. siOns received by Factors Comm1s-
sion Merchants, Bankers, Brokers. and others.
! On all premiums received for or by any Insurance
| Company, or by agencies for individuals or COM
| panies.
On all gross receipts OF all Gas Companies, and
other manufacturing companies located in this city
| On every Horse and Mule used or kept within the
city, excepting horses or mules used In any public
| licensed carriage, cart, dray, or other vehicle
On all Ret,n Dealers In all articles whatsoever.
On all Hucksters and Barber shops.
On all gross receipts of Hotels and Public Latin
! and Boarding Houses.
On ali receipts of Livery Stable keepers.
On the GROSS receipts Of Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts OF oil Printing Ofces, News
pspers and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sold In the city by persons not resi-
| dent by sample or otherwise.
On ali sales of Horses and Mules brought to the
! city.
On sales OF Stocks, Bonds and other securities.
| On the gross receipts Of Magnetic Telegraph Com
| panies.
All the deisulters will be dealt with as the ordi'
nance directs. II Mrcn
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ssCoMMERoE IS KNa"-"OUR STEAM ANp
PACKET FLEET."-With the rise in the value OF
cotton comes that old-fashioned activity on
East Bay and along the wharves which makes
one feel as il there was turn in the tide Of
commerce in favor Of old Charleston.
| We learn that nearly every available berth
along the wharves ia full of shipping, perhaps
for the first time since 1860 For Liverpool
there is ample tonnage, and the rate has now
settled at one-half pence which gives the port
IN advantage in European shipments.
For New York, besides the regular lines Of
Leary, James Alger & Co., and others,
Messrs. Courtenay g. Trenholm and John g.
Theo. Getty, keep along active operations,
with extra steamships, which have been the
means of keeping up successfully the cotton
movements to that city, free of all delays, so
that shippers in tt interior have realized, dur
ing the past three or four weeks OF rush, that
dispatch" which is so desirable to them.
To Baltimore, we have the pleasure of
announcing the resumption OF regular trips by
the Sea Gull, which steamer and her consort,
The Falcon, will henceforth be ready to meet
all the requirements of tho trade to our sister
city, while they furnish to Philadelphia ship
pers facilities for freight transportation,
which now help to make up part of all their
regular cargoes, fast freight trains, delivering
cotton in Philadelphia from Baltimore steam
ors in five hours.
Wo predict an active business in shipping
during the remainder of this month.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Morrison, Jr., ct al., Us. Morrison, Adminis-
traitor Of 7oomer.
TUESDAY, the 10th March, at II O'Clock, will
be sold at the old Customhouse,
All that PLANTATION late the property Of An
thony v. Toomer. deceased, and known as 'White
Hail." situate in Christ Church Parish, Charleston
District and measuring six hundred acres, more or
less; bounding north on land Of @. White, east on
land Of A. v. Toumer, south on Bowat Sound, and
west on lands of T. a. Jervey. A plat Of the same
may be seen at my Office. ma.
Terms-One-foilth cash; balance in one and two
years, In equal instaments secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the property, with In
terest payable seni-annually Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. j. W. GRAY,
March wthtu3 Master III Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

r. IT. Morrison, .Ir., ct al. Us. Toomsr ct al.
On TUESDAY, the 10th March, at II o'clock, win
be sold at the old Customhouse,
All that PLANTATION In Christ Church Parish,
late the properly OF; Dr. Anthony V. Toomer. de-
ceased. and known as the "Bee Hive" measuring
529h acres more less, Of high land and 900 acres,
metes and bounds as are delineated on plat Of
Robt Z. Payne. This said plat may be seen at my
Office.
Terms-One-third cash; balance on credit Of one
and two years, upt n bond secured by mortgage Of
the premises sold and payable In two equal annual
nslalments, with interest payable annually on the
whole amount until paid. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers and stamps. J.. W. GRAY,
March 4 wthtu3 Master In Equity.
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TEE FOLLOWING PIrEoUs APPEAL appears IN
the Marion Crescent:
go N. Fsopk of Marion District:
r am the wife of Edward c. Collins, and
,.1,ohter of Colonel Levi Legette; have seven
SmsS S children, and the eldest slckI!: ny nus luz.
sal Sam5 was nv only means of support. ne G, was rs
pasted Onno by military authority on the 1Stn OF
anensS last, and is now imprisoned in Gastle
Pinckuey, charleston harbor. Meen eL;de IN aIe
Marion iail the officers refused to let MS lI,ea's
Soa him he had bought Galllyants feTry anu a
Vas making support for his family. Inc ON
sers said that the ferry was abandoned, an.'
oaye an order to Clayton Bailey to take me letIs,
GThich he still has in possession. nave S ~ ~
mnle. horse or OK, or means to buy. My ia'ncI JIG,
is in the seventy second year OF his sSe-mgg my
sather.in-law six or seven years ODER anu anu
thSreatened h with apoplexy. My father has 6een @
s,cls more than q year; my father and 1atneI,
;n.iow are very poor and can hardly support
the;r families. AIy father has reduced hlmseil IS
" want by assisting NY family. My father
IA " twenty negroes and my father-in-law sew
nNtv naS NV friends are reduced to poverty
tbose who would help me are unable. l anl
now in suffering circumstances, mysen ana ,ny
nS,Idren HU% are almost without clothes-and II my
Ihsbond is net released from prison, or re-
oaive assistance from friends, we must inevi'
tab,v Se, stsrye.. I am ashamed to make TINS up;
deal, but my children are neaFt135ITIN cnf1TNS |
starving.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
UC1ION SALES THIS DAY.

MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at his store,
corner King and Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock,
dry goods, clothing, hats.
JEFFoRDs & Co. will soil this day, in front
Of their stores, Nos. II and 10 yendue Range,
at % o'clock, hams, strips, shoulders.
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Browns
JOHN G. Ai1LNoR & Co. will sell this day, at
their auction salesroom, No. 1S5 Meeting
street, at 10 O'Clock, dry goods, straw goods,
IAuREY & ALEXANDER will sell this day, be-
fore their store, No. 1877 East Bay, at 10 o'clock,
salt, beans, hams, strips.
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LENT.-Popo Plus has granted, during Lent,
to the soldiers and sailors of the army and
navy of the United States, whilst OIL service,
or in barracks. &C., dispensation from the rule
of abstinence, except on six days in each year;
viz: Ash Wednesday, the last three days OF
Lent, the vigils of the assumption Of the B. v.
NJ, and that of Christmas.
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity
Farrell ps. Kerrioan.

Farrell Us. Kerrigan.
Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned
at the old Customhouse, on THURSDAY, the
26th day OF March, 1885, at II A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there
on, situate ON the south side Of Georgestreet, in
this city, known by the No. 2 measuring In front on
said street 81 feet and in depth 100 feet more or
less; bounding north on George-street; south on
land now or late of John Hunter; east on land now
late Of Mrs. Bell and west on lands now or late of
A. Mcdonald estite Of A. Y. Walton and estate OF
Benson.
Terms-Onef cash; balance in one, two
and three years. with interest from day Of SALE
able semi annually; secured by bond Of purchaser
and mortgage of premises; buildings to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to ply taxes, and
for papers and stamps JAMES TUPPER,
March tbs Master in Equity
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A PATENT PUMP of ingenious and novel con-
struction and astonishing power, tie invention
of young Charlestonian, Mr.. N. 81. Lebby,
will be in operation from 10 A. NJ. to SP. ~, to-
day at the Artesian well. Rice planters, miners,
seafaring men and others who may be interested
in cheap, rapid and effective pumping pro-
cess, will find it worth their while to give the
merits of this pump careful examination.
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OUR CITY SUBSCRIBERS who are taking HE
DAILY NEWS by the week are particularly re-
ouested to pay their dues in future to no
person except our authorized agent, Mr.. G.
@. RICHTER, or his collector, AIr. Edwin S.
Rovand
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OUn IMMEDIATE HEIeHBoa, Mr.. T. Horsey, the
successor to the we'll Enown house Of Horsey,
Auten g. Co., las by far the finest stock of
heaa-gear that We hare seen. Flo has lately
rcplcnishcd his stock with tho latest styles,
and can furnish tiles OF every variety, from the
popular soft felt 10 the fine silk and stiff
crowned hats. He has also full line OF straw
goods, embracing every variety Of hat fol-
summer wear. The former customers of the
house will find the same facilities extended as
IN the past.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-05

The COURT OF EoUITY-- CHANCELLOR CARROLL
PREs1D1Na.-The case Of Glennic Us. Weston
was resumed, anl MIR, Campbell concluded his
argument on motion to file petition in re.
The original question being reached, I. G.
Barker, ESQ.,, was heard until tho hour of ad-
journment.
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Aurtion ,SaIfs.
BY r. M. MARSHALL & BRO,

On TUESDAY, 1etll inst at II O'Clock, viii be sold
at the Exchange Broad street.
The PREMISES at the northwest corner of Am
hers and Bay streets, commanding one Of the finest
views Of the harbor. The buildings are Of brick.
The Dwelling contains nine rooms. There are large
servant accommodations, carriage house, stable and
cistern The Lot measures 100 by 100 feet more or
less.
Terms-One-hfth cash; balance, by bond, payable
IN one two, three, iour and FIVE years. with interest
semiannuaSy secured by mortgage OF the premises;
buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
March thstu3