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Giiu 8taI Gstait for Sale.

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TOR SALE-ThTee thTee-stOTy STORES III
wsterst leases for ten years. ground ret. .p yer @
Purchaser buildings ipr mechanical manufacturing
poses Address JAS. A. SEAMAN, No - Nsssalft
I INN a. HANLON,
IL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
sell exchange city. Suburban and Southern Property
Southern Lands CHEAP. Title perfect
ColonIsion Societies literally dealt With. bT
Linn 4 HANLON, No Murrtv.it, Nsv.lofk.
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TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS 4. n

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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Country Qrop,rtr 90 GIT.

ITO LET-Fumished, 10 n respectable tenant
orI,he brautu COUNTRY PLACE on EcvcLiaye between
rteth Ouetundc ans forts brri
Gothic house a Improvement m hu class order AID hautousJ lf
ri,tl with ground bsauuy lad oui VIII rl fes
a. Re1t 5000 peraulum. Apply 20 GEo W NNGAIk Nasl
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gong gsIanO BtaI Gstatt for salt

guuq gJan0 8tal Gstatf for Salt.
uURL GATE IMPROVEMENTS.
TO OIL AND SUGAR REPIEERs or vARNlsH MAEUFAC.
TURERS.
FOR SALE At RAvENswOOD, l. !, on The East River opposite
BIackres Island and within mile 90 Hunter
Point Pey splendid PLOT Of GROUND I'0 feet eontslug 81
ran otv lots. o. front bold shore 10 rrv ~ tae inn
proyemuts made at Hur Gate and the probability o. bridge
River Backrcs Island this property pafa
a WORTHY attention Of capitalists ADD manufactures II Val 10
sod eLsap without suy restrictions Aprly only 20
JOHNSON hILLBs, No. q Ntsautti
Corner ~ Cedar -, New. York.
d. - S0n MODEL FARM, 40 acres; house,
- C,sbOs 10 barn. fruit, near depot sHd salt wsisT
with crops YELLING. y Chamber si; J. B. LEN Is Norhpo j. J.
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Sutton Salts Of 8taI estate.

Sutton Salts Of 8tal estate,
A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will sell on
~ TUESDY August 10 1892 .. - os9l5 At ,ss E.GshS.
Pennsylvania being the real estle Of TIE fhPstaS
Iron and Oh Co. This property 10 the great btaninon' C@A
PENNSYLVANIA about miles from tue village OF Fhnplg
coUnes,d with the Peunyania Central Railroad by the ly
ro1e and Garfield drneh three mines opened The prep
ery which produce good quality q coal Terms u aOasa FOR
further particulars Hqure o. the Au'ioneers No ~ Cvla ~
j. JoHSsoS ir. Aucaosecr.
by JOHNSON a. MILLER,
ID AUCTtONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No % SAssAr.sT.. COR CEnARsr. Nav YORK
Residences Lott Country aud tsrms bought 500
Furniture, &C
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10.
the Frchange Saeo0u No III Broadway n T.
TOR account OF shou ooucsrul
TWO SPLENDID PROSPECT PARK BROOKLYN LOIS, ninaied
Uuout distant 800 feet vest Of NuthEVc one
the other Jo feet F0T paTclap apply - TIE
Auci1ueer. No g Nassautt. y. Y.
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0dltsttbtsttr Gounip 8sal Gstats for Sale.
GREAT BARGAIN-FOr a desirable place
" town Of Rye. i've minutes walk from MnHaronset dspo
plenty good location terms easy A.
SPENCER, owner. no 28l Grandst
VONKERS-A splendid French roof HOUSE;
only 1900 grounds worth 1900 YOUMANS iouker,
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CTEAM TO ANTWERP,
- CALLING AT SOUTHAMPTON
lNMAN LINE
CITY OF August o
CITY OF .hep'em0eEl
And monthly throughou the .a.or
RATES OF STRERAGB PASSAGE; -, -
To 80 euuencyTo Havre'''''''e
TO AutNerp IS currency To Paris'''' ''' % eu'HV
-'' john e. DG2B Agent, No IS Broadgsy Ssw.Y9IE
TNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Il Steamship DONAU Capt e. Ernst NJ a., -,
carrying the United States NAL, will sail RON 'hs psneH '' ~ "
on THURSDAY AugusS
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAKING PASSENGERS TO .,
LONDON HAvRR, SOUTHAMPTON aud BREMEN " 'ns 0'"'ns
rates, payable In gold; s,9o,
First Cabin. tc.
second CAbin..............'. ''''''''' % ("'"
Storage from Bremen. %" ~ ~ -
To be followed steamship HERMANN SApe '" IA NA' w
PSI IsHs, o. passage, ypH oRIRIcRs g. Ia Esas
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AUCTION SALES OF NEW-JERsEY REAL ESTATE
II A MELLIcK. In. 4 nho.-oMANGE IROEERIY.

E.l.L .a.s Ia1n.y seeeeaa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01

The SENTINEL GUARDING THE DUsT.-We
were much pleased yesterday by the inspection
of design for the monument to the Confede-
rate dead of the Washington Light Infantry.
1t is volunteer design to be offered by our
fellow townsman, John II. Devereux. He has
seized upon that poetic thought OF the gifted
poet priest, Rev. A. j. Ryan, or ssThe Sentinel
Guarding the Dust"-one Of the best poems
from his fluent pen. The idea is expressed by
the architectas follows Upon square platform
OF stone, some forty feet across, and approach
ed by flight of steps from each side. he has
raised q temple some fifty two feet high, and Of
octagonal form. The corners of the square
are relieved by four palmetto trees, to be of
natural size, aud enclosed in balastered
square, with architectural enrichments sur
rounding and supporting the tree. The temple
will be magnificent structure in itself, being
an octagon Of unequal sides, with disengaged
columns projecting from the lesser eidee. and
raised to height of twenty feet to the entab-
lature. On thu inner columns ia raised q
dome fifteen feet in height, and surmounted
oy an equestrian statue of General Pettigrew,
distinguished member of the CORPS. who
was killed IN the war. The structure thus
raised forms penetralia, in which is placed
a reliquary on sarcophagus OF marble in
which the ashes OF the martyred dead are to be
deposited. In each of the projections or
wings formed by the disengaeed columns ia
placed sentinel in the uniform of the Wash.
lngton Light Infantry guarding the dust Of the
dead. Over the sentinel. and surmounting
the wings, are nllegorical figures representing
fame, History, Fidelity and Hope On the
celhng OF the dome, which is divided into
thirty panels, are inscribed the names Of the
members Of the corps, panel being dedicated
TO each battle in which the corps was engaged.
The structure is to be OF the Corinthian ord ar
Of architecture, and is to be built Of bronze.
We trust that the drawing will be completed in
time for the fair.
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ApT1l IU
'@S"@o1e 8euS Estate in Orange5ury District at
AUCTION.
BY III. RIGGS. Sheriff a n

ny ylrtue OF an Order of sale to me directed hn ~
Hon. George Bryan, Judge of tba eeo 1y,to 1y me
Ina % pintGSt 9 Court for the District South Caro-
onIg og Courthouse on MONDAY, May s. 1sss at SI
az !EAT TRACT OF LAND in st. Matthew's
aforesaid, on Halfway Swamp, waters Of Santee River
Scon.aaning SIg fifteen hundred acres. more or less:
stewart and Jacob Hare, lately Of Chaa les r.
EcK' on the east by lands of Charles r. Irick, J. M
by lands of william Reese, John Townsend, Inei
Bookhardt and David Bookhardt. and on the west by
me sne run OF Halfway Swamp. Separating the sams
saaG iands made 18th of December. 1856. by stiles r.
M@enlchamp mel District Surveyor, and now in my hands
Ierms-One-half cash; balance on q credit of ono
year, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and
pers and stamps. g. HERBERT SHse -"
Assignee OF Evans & Cogswell
april 10 tuths9 mi
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USINESS NOTICEa

country
in the American House, Boston. The Amari-
can is in the centre Of business, and supplied
with every modern Improvement.
PREsYavE YoUR HRALTB.-The principal oh
lection TO residence in this latitude is the
tendency OF the climate to develope bilious and
miasmatic diseases. To this evil medical skill
has long sought an efficient and reliable rem
edy. 1t has at last been discovered. and ia
now presented to the public by DR.. O. g..
Prophitt, of Covington, Ga, whose celebrated
medicines have been thoroughly tested and
found fully to answer the desired end. His
advertisement in another column Of this paper.
is no humbug, as will be certified by all who
have given his medicines fair trial. These
remedies are prepared only by DR.. o. s.
Prophitt. at Covington, Ca, and are for sale by
Ed. s. Burnhams No. 421 King g-street, Charles
ton, who is the sole agent for this city.
PoRTo RICO SUGARS AND MoLAssrs.-The
auction sale Of cargo ex ''Nellie Carr" which
was unavoidably postponed, will take place
this day, first Of May. Buyers will please no.
tice advertisement in another column.
May1 RISLEY & CREIGHTON.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCircuIatton.-THE DAILY NEWS
COGNIZED As HA V7NG THE LARGEST CIR
CLLATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOFF1CE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVxs
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE Law.
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ATTEMPTED SUIoDE.-On the day Of the fire.
mems parade, white man, under the influence
of liquor, attempted to commit suicide by
hanging himself to a gallows of his own erec-
tion, and also by taking his life with huge
knife with which he had armed himself. He
was discovered. however, and brought to his
senses.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

OFFICE OF The NEWS,
CHARLESTON, s. O., April 81, 1869.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April o. 1863.
The undersigned, proprietors OF The
CHARLESTON NEWS, have this day bought out
the presses, type and fixtures Of the job Print
ing Office formerly owned by Messrs. Parry o.
Little, and will in future conduct the same as
The NEWS JOB OFFICE, in THE News building,
No. 149 East Bay, third floor.
Arrangements will at once be made for the
purchase of additional presses and material of
the latest and most improved styles, and the
undersigned are now prepared to execute all
job printing that may be entrusted to them as
done anywhere in the South.
RIoRDAN, DAWSON & Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01

MAY FEsT1vAL-The May celebration of the
sunday School of the Second Presby terian
Church will take place this afternoon at four
O'Clock. After the regular indoor exercises,
and the singing Of the "Song OF the Pilgrim
age" the children will assemble on the mall of
the church and partake of feast Friends Of
the school. and teachers and superintendent
OF other schools, are invited to be present.
1t will be an exceedingly interes ting occasion.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
GREENvILLE COUNTY.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
GREENVILLE COUNTY
In Chancery.- Wyman, Byrd 4 Co. vs. Ora
dy & Hawthorn.-BM to Foreclose Mort
gage, &C.
BY virtue Of the Decretal Order Of his Honor Judge
James L. Orr, made In the above case ind also by
order of Judge g. s. Bryan, will sell to the highest
in May next,
The premises described in the pleadings, viz: All
that PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND, situ-
ated in the County of Greenville seven miles from
the Courthouse and six from the Greenvle Railroad
Depot lying on both sides of Reedy River, contain
ing four hundred and ninety mine acres. more
less in high state Of cultivation Upon the place is
located the we'll known Cotton and Wool Factory of
the defendants The Cotton Factory is in full opera
ton, with some nine hundred and fifty stindleI and
twenty -four oome the Wool Factory, with one hun
dred and twenty mule spindles is also III good ORDER
| and successful operation. On the premises are
good Flou1iug Grst and Saw Mills with Blacksmith
Shop-two comfortable Dwelling Houses, and several
| nice Brick Church. Tho water power at all seasons
Is sufficient to drive three times the amount Of ma
| chnery now IN operation. The country is remarka
bly, healthy with climate unsurpassed in the United
States, with SOBER industrious and energetic pop
ulaion. Wooded lands adjacent, we'll timbered, can
be purchased at reasonable prices. This is the best
| oportunltv for investment to capitalists that
has been offered in the up-country since the war
! Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. w. A. MCDANlt4L, " " y.
sw7m1
April IU
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The UNITED STATES Court, April 30-HoN
GEORGE s. BRYAN, PREsD1Na-D. T. Byers and
Samuel B. Hull we're finally discharged in
bankruptcy.
In the Circuit Court the jurors answered to
their names and were adjourned until the 9Th
, of May.
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The MARINERS CHuRoH.-There will be ser.
vices in the Mariners Church. Church street
tomorrow, Sunday, at hall. past ten O'Clock in
the morning, and four O'Clock in the afternoon
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PIcKPooKET ARnEsTED.-Oftice Nipson ar
rested colored thief day before yesterday on
the charge OF robbing one Of the visiting fire.
men, MIR. John Fox. of his watch and chain,
while he was asleep in the vestibule of the
Calder House. The case underwent examina-
tlon yesterday. and James Richardson, colored,
was sent up for sixty days, he being the guilty
party.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Medical Association, at P. M.
Charleston Typographical Society, at P. M
Young Mems Christian Association. at s
P. M.
Homestead Building and Loan Association
at 8 P. NJ.
Palmetto Fire Company, at 6 A. M.
Young America Fire Company, at half-past {
"A. Nj.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, April 91.-Charleston Hotel,
Charles Antonio, e. ErIieh, Columbia; G. M.
Wemps, City; W. K. Thompson, Kershaw; E.
A. Vickers P. s. March, New York; o. c.
Knapp. United States Army; A. B. Crane.
Boston.
Pau'hon Hotel.-s. W. Roquie, P. M. Guard,
Georgetown; Mrs. D. j. Moore and servant,
Columbia
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The REsIaNATIoN of Thomas L. Cuthbert,
Esq, naval officer Of the port, has been accepted
by the President. The vacancy, we under
stand, will not be filled for the present, and the
duties of the Office will be discharged by a
deputy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01

HE OFFAL DEPOSITS. We are requested to
remind whom it may concern that there is q
decree OF perpetual injunction by the Court of
Chsncery, forbidding the City Council, it's en-.
ployees and servants, from highest to lowest.
to deposit the scavengers collections OF the
west part OF Broad-street, or on Lynch-street.
or around or in the pond between Rutledge and
Lynch streets. The punishment for violation
OF this injunction will be attachment, imprison-
meDt and fine, for contempt OF court. The
residents OF the neizhborhood have determined
to enforce the law for any violation of this in
Junction. The police are on the trail OF all
who have already begun this season to violate
the injunction.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAD.-A
Private telegram from President Wicks an
nounces that dividend Of three per cent. on
the stock Of the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road has been declared, payable the first Of
Juno
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

RIsLEY & CREIGHTON will sell at II o'clock
on Accommodation wharf, cargo of sugar and
molasses.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 o'clock,
at No. 236 King g-street counters, desks, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01
Valuable Property in Hayne-street
w. Y. LEITCH & r.. $. BRUINS,

ON TUESDAY. the 4th day of May, will be sold at
public auction, at the Old Postoffice
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on the south
side of Hayne-street, known No. 49, formerly oc-
cupied by 6ililand Bowell g. Co. This property is
near the Charleston Hotel and Meeting et is
of the best locations for business the city It's
front on Haynestreet ia twenty (25) feet by one
hundred and ninety-seveD 197) feet in depth. run
ming through to Market-street On Hayne street is
one-story building. and on Market-street is two
story we'll furnished re. both rented by the month.
Terms of se1e@oneub 500 i 70 1nese aeh ren1s h,a
four equal annual paym nts, with interest, secured
by bond and mortgage of the premses-interest pay
able semt-annualy buildings to be kept insured and
policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. wsmtu4 April 20
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9tnanfial.

BANK BILLS WANTED.
A IL KINDS BOUGHT AT HIGHESr PRICE
IA by ANDREW NJ. MORELAND,
April 80 No g B1oad.strcet
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01

DEPARTURE OF THE PALMETTO FOR ATLANTA.
This morning the Palmetto Steam Fire Engine
Company will take their departure, via the
South Carolina Railroad, for Augusta, where
they will rema in four or five hours, and thence
for Atlanta, to join in the general parade there.
They will be escorted to the depot by the
stonewalls, VIII o send delegation to repre-
sent, with those Of other companies, the de-
partment Of this city, whose Chief, M. n.
Nathan, Esq, and Chairman of the Board of
Firemasters, G.. Lamb BUST, Esq, will accom-
pany them.
The following are the officers of the Palmetto:
Hugh Ferguson, President; Joseph Reddick,
Vice-President; Thomas Miller, En- yineer; J.
Coleman, First Director; J. F. Byrnes, Second
Director; Thomas Mcintyre, Third Director;
L. j. May, Fourth Director; Alexander Duncan,
Secretary; VIM. T. Ruger, Treasurer; M. Gan
non, First Axman; E. Coleman, Second Ak
man; James Friend, Third Axman; NJ. Carey,
Fourth Axman; VIM. Tourney, Hall Keeper.
The following is the delegation from the Wig.
liant: J. A. Enslow, Jr., Acting Director; P
A. Chase, Geo. w. Pemberton, VIM. T. Tupper
Thos. B. Jones, F. g. Def Fontaine, VIM. Knobe.
loch.
The following is the delegation from the
Stonewall: F. A. Silcox, First Director; G. w
Seignious, G. L. Parker, VIM. Harral, Jr., w
G. Butler.
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Anetion Sails.

auction Sale Of Porto Rico Sugars and Mo-
idsSes.
by RISLEY 4 CREIGHTON.
Will be sold at Auction THIS DAY. Nav 1st
at IA O'Clock A. NJ, on Accommodation wharf
AhE CARGO Eek SCHOONER NELLIE CARR from
Mayaguez P. Il as follows:
100 hhds Choice and Extra PORTO RICO GROCERY
SUGARS ~ " "ooH"A
IL bbls. Choice and Extra Porto Rico Grocery su.
rs puncheons Choice and Extra Porto Rico Mo.
1asses "
IL tierces Choice and Extra Porto Rico Molasses
Terms OF Sale For amounts of $1,000 and under
cash will be required that amount thirty days
city acceptance will be received, one per cent dis
count allowed. MavI
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Counters and Desks
BY LAUREY & ALEX

THIS DAY LIST May. will be sold in the store lately
occupied by Mr. G. FL. Gruber No. 80 King street
near Market-street, Mt IL O'Clock
CO. handsome COUNTERS, mahogany tops, suitable
ior q n.st-cass store in any line of business
EiahoBahy Top Desks, &C., &c.
large ICE HOUSE.
Conditions cash nr,
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I LIVERPOOL SALT AFLOAT.

FEnAn SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT. LAND.
OVUV ING ex.ship y. Q. winthrop. and ioa
sale by HENRY. COBYA Co
April 30 amw3 &
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M1scEaENATIoN.-L G. Gorge
Wood, OF Boston, Mass, was married on the
25th ultimo. at Beaufort, by the Rev. Arthur
Wadden, a colored preacher, to Susan Ulmer,
q colored girl. Wood, we understand, is from
q respectable family, and held o commission in
Massachusetts regiment, known as the Bay
State Cadets, during the late war. His gene
raj appearance is that Of a gentleman. Toe
evening after their marriage Wood and Susan
promenaded Bay-street in company with
another colored girl, and, on Monday morning,
to K their departure for st. Helena Island,
where Wood has store on one Of the planta-
tions OF his uncle, Mr. George Frost, a we'll
known importer Of silks in Boston, Mass. Su-
san is native OF Beaufort. and was owned be-
fore and during the war by o planter on the
coast.
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ITO Bu saH Ess mRS.
TIE suMTER NEWS.

PUBLLHHED AT EUMTER. 8. o..
Is ONE OF THR BEST ipApERaY I'M TIE rYp.
COUNTRY; has largo circulation, and aflords a.
perior advantages 90 an advertising medium. Terms
low. Ad6res X DAHR a OSTEEM - !
February "a Propseeasa.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01

THE WARRINGTON LreHr IEEANrRx FArs.
The Hibernian Hall will to-day be the scene Of
more preparation for the Washington Light
Infantry Fair. which opens on Monday night.
MIR. John Il. Deverenx will be in active super
intendence, and ali the junior managers are
particularly requested to be present during
the day.
The erection OF the tables will be begun this
morning. Four Of them will be circular In
shape after the style Of the too well known
Sibley tent. and the other three will be rectan-
gular. These tables win be draped and deco
rated in novel and attractive manner. Among
the interesting features OF the Fair will be q
handsomely iithographed card containing the
names OF the members OF the Warrington
Light Infantry who died during tho war, to.
gether with appropriate embleras and orna-
nents. Copies OF this souuenir OF tho never.
to-bs forgotten dead will be for sale at the
Fair.
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The BROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mr.. James G.. Holmes, Jr., Of this city. is the
agent Of this we'll established and highly popu-
lar company, which now holds a prominent
place in the front rank of the progressive life
insurance institutions of the country
The Brooklyn was the first company to sup
ply the defect in life insurance, by giving an
equitable payment in cash for every relin-
quishod policy-certainly great innovation,
that ought to have been adopted long ago.
The credit OF it's adoption by the Brooklyn is,
in no wise, diminished by the fact that the &C
cumulated assets Of the company have not been
swollen to their present figures to any appre-
ciable extent by illegitimate profits from con-
fscated payments Of policy holders.
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REPORTERS CnuMBs.-The quarantine law

REPORTERS CnUMBs.-The quarantine law
goes into effect to-day.
A number Of young lawyers met yesterday
for the purpose Of establishing moot court.
The Winyahs were compelled to lie over
night before last, in consequence ofthe steamer
being detained. They left last evening.
There will be river immersion by the Rev. c..
Small, Of the Calvary Baptist Church, colored.
tomorrow, at the foot Of Council street, at
half-past twelve O'clock.
Contributions to the VOlkstest continue to
pour into Won Santen's, King-street. They are
costly. varied and handsome.
The camp-meeting Of the colored Methodist
Church begins to-day at Goose Creek.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01

Eastern Hay at auction.
On MONDAY, May Sd, a, il O'Clock A. M we u,,,
sell, on Accommor alton Wharf
2e7 bales Hay. Brig ''Birchard Il Torrey." /" sold
for account of whom it may concern.
Terms cash. RISLEY e. CREIGHTON
May / Consonees
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REFERENCES. Governor T. b. Vance. Charlotte:
W. ID. Reynolds a Bro, Norfolk; e. q. Chic, Super.
intendent 9. b. Raiitoad, Portsmouth; Colonel q.
i. Fremont. 2, e. Burruss. Esq., Wilmington; n.
X. Thurber Co.. renehrsn d Eebera, New York; /;
Bernard oNsill. Charleston; sAlexander 4 Russell,
Savannah. 9moa Arrs,a
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