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H1RINE DISASTERS.

New ORLEANS, April N.-The steamer Lizzie
Hopkins, from Shreveport for New Orleans,
took fire on the 22d instant among the cotton
slowed in her hold. She was saved with diff
Guilty ty partially filing her with water. She
arrived this evening slightly damaged. One
hundred and fifty bales Of cotton were thrown
overheard.
GALVESTON, April 27.-The Norwegian bark
Nardcap, from Liverpool with three thousand
sacks salt, struck while crossing the outer bar
yesterday and lodged until three o'clock this
morning, when she drifted on the south
bre ,kers, bilged and is now full Of water. The
vessel and cargo will be a total loss. The
schooner Mary D. Ireland, ashore off Pelican
Spit since the 17th, has filled to her matches.
About one-half her cargo will be saved; the
balance with the vessel will be total loss.
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RaSSenGeraI

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York-W
B wilkins, Mrs ] Smith, Emma Pews, A W Sex
ton and wife, W White house. Mrs " u Il Derwort
Rutter, e j Bedden, A Foster, " Lupton, j D
Budds j B Moore, Ru sell and wife, F Powe. Mrs
Wells, Miss A NJ whitehouse. F Bussel. II
Myers, A Duer. W Yereen, L Bruins and wife,
Miss N Alco.t, nr March, Powe and wife, Ellen
Smith Powe, Mrs Towers. J Gallagher and wife,
H Matthews, s Cohen, o W Follin, Miss Cor
dou, aud D MendelBhon.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savanna v, Beau
fort and Bilton Head-Ars Young. O'Sulllvan,
E Kimberly and wife, Miss A Brown, c Lathrop
and mother, E D Mckay, wife d servant L
Burckmyer. NJ II Collins. l. Cohen, Rev " Gates
and wife, q Parks and wife, Mrs Ward, + Martin
G Guerard. r Burkett, Mrs G B Brown, Miss F
Lewis, Mrs Crocker Mrs Cheney, Miss Cheney,
Bell, Odell, " Pope, and on deck.
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The shooting Of q crocodile was q work
OF much trouble to the Prince Of Wales. The
tourists up the Nile generally keep up con-
tinuous firing upon tnese reptilee, and they
have learned to be shy and willy. Still they
were seen in considerable numbers some
times four or fve tosethe-. It was no very
easy matter to get near, not because their
sense Of smell is as acute as that OF deer at
least, and that the sight is supposed to be
keen, but that the heat on the sandbanks
which they rrequented was so fatiguing and
oppressive that on one occasion couple OF
tourists who were lying in wait for the croee-
diles coming ont Of the water, were unable to
raise their rifles and fire when the
expected event occurred. To lie on
sand heated like the refuse Of glass
house, in Gun which sent up the thermom-
eter to 80 degrees, is certainly an amus-m -ment
which can only be rendered bearable by Keen
lcv6 of sport. One lucky day, however, five
crocodiles we're observed. They skunk off as
the steamer came up and disappeared in the
river. The fotilla hal, ed, and after time
three crocodiles came ont again and lay out to
bask in the sun. TLs Prince lar!ad, attended
by Sir s. Baker, and after long iad exciting
crawl over the sandbank, which was visible
from the deck, got close enough to get shot.
His Royal Aighness took 30 true an aim that
the ball, entering the skull, killed the animal
on the spot. 1t rolled over on its side, but Sir
Samuel Baker, to make assurance doubly sure,
ran forward aud sent another bullet through
the neck. The crocodile measured nine feet
two inches in length, and an inch under four
feet in circumference.
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Here is what French journalist says about
an interview he recently had with Cardinal An
tonelli: 'sH,s Excellency, Cardinal Antonelli,
has no ante-chamber; as soon as you have
been shown into his room, he comes to you,
cordially holds out his hand to you, whether
YOU are known to HIM or not, and says to you
IN YOUR own language, no matter whether you
are Huron or Hottentot, oh, my dear sir,
how happy am to see you This cordial re-
ception puts the visitor Immediately at his
ease. and the conv ersa,lon begins. No matter
how Iong the audience may last, the occupa-
tion of the Cardinal during the same never
varies. While following the conversation with
tSa Utmost attention, and making inquiries
fRd replies, he constantly opens letters. Is
not this, perhaps, an innocent mania on the
part of the famous statesman really be-
iieye he employs clerks to put the letters in
the envelopes IN order to give him the plea
sure of opening them."
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Commercial.

Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, April p.
cOrToN.-There was but little done, business
being to great extent suspended in consequence of
the fremen's celebration; sales only 16 bales at
271Sc q fb Quotations were nominal, say:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......26 @26A
Low mldunnG...- ...........,.... ..ZtUEI1s
Middling. .........................27 .271s@-
By New York clat :lcaticn we quote:
Middlng. .27I9-
RIcE-The market was quiet with al easier
tendency; but without important transactions. On
Monday afternoon some 22G terces of clean Carolina
were taken by one buyer. say: 9A at 7; IA at 7 go
at 1916; 80 at 814c 2 is. We quote common to
fair clean Carolina at 71za71s good sasIlc q ID.
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EUROPE.

CARE OF WOUNDED IN TINE OF wAR.
BERLIN, April 24.-Kiug William yesterday
received deputation Of persons who had vol
unteered to care for the wounded in case OF
war. The King congratulated them upon their
humane undertaking, and sincerely hoped for
favorable results from it. he thought,- how
ever, that the object Of their association was
apparently distant but said, if war should
break out he hoped that merited success
would crown their efforts.
ABOLITION OF THE DEATH PENALTY.
FLORENCE, April A-The Court Of Appeals,
which has had the penal code under considera
ton for some time, has concluded its examina-
ton, and the judges have unanimously agreed
upon the abolition of the death penalty.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
GREENVILLE COUNTY.

In Chancery -Wyman, Byrd & Co. Us. Grd-
dy 4 Hawthorn.-BM to Forecloae Mort
gage, &c.
BY virtue of the Decreta Order of bis Honor Judge
James L. Orr made in the above case, and also oy
order of Judge g. 8. Bryan, will sell to the highest
bidder, at Greenyillc Courthouse, on sALEs-DAf
in May next, -,
The premises described in the pleadings VIZ: All
that PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND, situ-
sted In the County Of Greenville seven miles nom
the Courthouse and six from the Greenville Railroad
Depot living on both sides Of Reedy River, contain
Inc four hundred and ninety-ni acres. more or
less In high state of cultivation. Upon the place is
located tho well known Cotton and Wool Factory oil
the defendants The Cotton Factory ts IN ful opera
tion. with some nine hundred and fifty stindles and
twenty. -four ooms the Wool Factory, with one nun
dred and twenty mule spndes is also IN good order,
and successful operation. On the premises are
good Fouriug, Grlst and Saw Mills, with Blacksmith
Shop-two comfortable Dwelling Houses, and several
small Framed Houses for the opcr cratiyes, with
nice Brick Church. 1he water power at all seasons
In gufcent to drive three TIMES the amount OF ma
chinery now IN operation. The country Is remarRa,
bly healthy with climate unsurpassed IN the united
Stotes with sober, industrious and energetic pop
ulaiion. Wooded lands adjacent well ttmbered, can
be purchased at reasonable prices This 10 the pest
oportunity for an 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. MCDANIEL, v. Y. O'
Clerks Office, February 2, 1863.
April 10 sWiHA
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, April 27-Afternoon-Con soils 931s;
bonds unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-Noon.-C Cotton opened quiet.
Uplands 12d; Orleans 12s5d Sales 1000 bales
Observation-Disclosures advlces represent yarps
and fabrics heavy. Breadstufs unchanged. Naral
stores quiet.
Eveuing.-cotton irregular. Up'ands 11%a12d;
Orleans 12nda121ld Sales 5000 bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YonK, April 27-Noon Money Z. Sterling
s%. Gold 3S%. Cotton quiet at 2s1z to 2sA cents.
Turpeutine dropping at 4s. Rosin steady.
Evsuipg.-Cotton steady and unchanged. Flour
low grades 5a1Oc better; medium and good dull and
declining. wheat heavy. Corn irregu lar. Pork
s31a31 3O Lard shade lower at 1s3l a19. Turpen.
tine weak at 471aa4sK. Rosin steady. Freights
dull. Money Cat per cent; sterling sa1aszs. Gold
SS,las9X. Governments closed firm at 2l14; South
ern stocks buoyant; Tennessee's 69h; North Caro-.
lina's 6sH, new 56X; virsinia's 5sA. old 62A.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Cot,on nominalIy, 2Sc.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat, prlmevalley red
S2 Corn white 77a7ec; yellow ssaS5c. Provisions
and whiskey firm and unchanged
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Whiskey quiet at 90. Pro.
visions quie. and unchanged Mess pork ssi 25.
Lard nominally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. april 27.-Provisons quiet but firm.
whiskey dull at Sc II a87c.
LOUISVILLE, April 27.-Mess Pork ss1H. Lard 1sa
1876. Shoulders 1SHalsHc. Whiskey 96c.
WILMINGTON, April l7.-spirits turpentine weak
at 42c. Rosin quiet at 81 85a5 Is. Crude turpen-
tine steady at 50 40. No cotton reports.
AuausTA, April 27.-Coton quiet but steady;
sales It's bales; receipts 81 bales; middliugs, 26a
261Sc.
SAVANNAH, April 27.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middings, 27c; sales 700 bales; receipts l70 bales;
exports to Liverpool POOL bales; coastwise All
bales.
MOBILE, April 27-cotton sales 200 bales; low
middIings 261as, dull; receipts s6s; exports 165.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-cotton easy, demand
limitea middlings 2Sa2sHc; sales 100 bales; re-
ceipts 764. Gold sls Sterling 45a45>4. Sight ex-
change New York ,ia15 premium. Sugar dull;
common l0a11; prime 131s. Molasses, fermentlng,
50a55
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, April 24.-The following are the closing
prices of the week: Stock of sugar in warehouse at
Hayann and Matapzas c. 600 boxes 1e00 hhds. Fx-
ports of the week from Havana and Matanzas 10000
boxes 800 hhds to foreign countries; $4,000 boxes TO
the United States. AL qualities Of sugar have slight
maintained. The mlrket closed quiet; 7hs7H reals
for Nos 10 to II and s1a10X for Nos is to ~. Mo-
lasses sugar 61za7 for iair 10 good refining musco'
yado active. 71aa8. Molasses easier; clsyed 6a6h;
muscovado lark Honey firm. Wax dull Luu,-
ber--Yellow pine active, S22; white pine steady,
S25 so. Shocks for boxes fr1ner shasX reals; for
hogsheads fiat. Hoops-Market supplied. Freghts
declining; sugar to Northern and Southern ports
81 25a1 SIX per box s5a7 per hid; molasses S. 5oa4
per hid. Exchange steady; rates uualtered.
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The Paris correspondent Of the London
News goes into raptures over the Burlingame
ball, which, he says, was g the most memora-
bic fete which Paris has seen this season." Mr..
Burlingame y '.noy beau ideal OF host" and
his accomplished lady showed eIquis ite tact
in setting those who for the first time found
themselves under ber roof at their ease" Mr..
Burlingames colleagues. the mandarins, as
sisted by NM. Leary Brown and about ten
young Chinese, all speaking English perfectly,
did the honors of the second floor, where the
buffet Was laid out and the supper served
towards one o'clock II was told in the course
Of the evening that Mr. Burlingame engaged
the best wine-tasters in Paris to select his
wines, and stipulated that the merchants were
to incur penalty if the expert detected any
difference between what was to be supplied
AMI the samples be had selected. Flow
ers were profuBely used in the decorations Of
the stairs AMI first and second floors. The
third aoor VAS sacred to Irritation, and doubt
not that Mr. Burlingame's ball will be a
marked epoch in many family history. The
e1quisitely thoughtful arrangements for corn-
fort at the supper table were only thwarted,
aud then but for short time, by certain
French guests, who took the refreshments by
assault in style which, though habitual in
Paris, no American host, not long resident,
could be prepared for. There WAS no cotilion,
MIR. and Mrs. Burlipgame being of opinion
that short dances which admit Of conversation,
and (why not say it?) the Irritation which
young people like between whiles, are far
better than the complicated drill exercise
which keeps the people engaged in it pr Jners
for two hours ut stretch, while unhappy
mammas forced to look on are yawning, till
sunrise puts an end to their misery
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sPARKs FROM THE WIRES.

The fire at the Gold Hill Mines, Nevada, con-
tinues, and five hundred men are out Of en-
ployment in consequence.
Colonel John ". Forney aad party arrive in
Wilmington, N. c., yesterday afternoon, and
put, up at the Purcell House. They will leave
at 5 A. N. to-day for Charleston.
Francis ". Goddard, late Captain of Carbi-
neers, in the First Rhode Island Regiment, BY
card in the New York papers, pronounces
Sprague liar, calumnistor and poltroon.
Havrety, who was imprisoned by General
Reynolds, in Texas, and released by General
Hancock, now that Reynolds has been reinsta-
ted in the command, has been sent back to
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Valuable Property in Hayns-street
w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS.

ON TUESDAY, the 4th day OF May will be sold at
public auction, at the Old Postof1ce,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on the south
aide of Hayne-street known as No. So, formerly oe'
near the Charleston Hotel and Meehng.sreet, and is
one OF the best locations for business in the CITY, Its
front on Hayne-sreet Ia twenty-five 25 feet BY one
hundred and ninety-seveD l197) cet in depth, run.
onestory building, and on Market-street is two
story wefurnished stcre both rented by the month.
Property will be sold subject to these rents.
Terms of sale-One-ffth Q-5l cash balance In
four equal annual payments, with interest," secured
by bond and mortgage of the premises pay
able semi annually; buildings to be keptinsured and
policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers md
stamps. wsmtu4 April 70
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April 2G.-Spn1rs TURpENTNE-
Sales of % casks at 45c 100 casks delivera BILE at
sellers option, Doth june a. 40c; 100 casks doliv.
ernble at sellers option 10th May ut 4Sc, ana 2G0
deliverable at sll.r's option. 18th May at 42Hc 100
casks deliverable by 10th oi May at 42Ac.
RosIN.-Sales of 800 bbls at S 80 for strained So
for No. l. S. IS for low pae s67 s2r PALE 81 ooa8 %
,nF s45a 9H]s qA ha sai ~ ~
VIRGIN, 50 rs for soft and 81 10 for hard.
TAR LAO bbls changed hands at 81 40.
Nothing doing In cotton.
PEAs.-l10O bushels sold from vessel at 81 per
bushel.
CoRs.-s5O bushels were taken from vessel at OK
cents per bushel.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE SEws.l


COLUMBIA, April 27.-In the Supreme Court
to-day the case OF S. s. Tompkins and J. W.
Tompkins, exrs., ct al ads. J. 81. Clarke, A. c.
Tucker, ct al, was resumed and concluded, Mr..
John Bacon delivering the argument in reply.
The two cases of E. A. Searles adr. ads. ]. P.
Blackwell, ct ux ct al, and C. A. Searles, guar
dian, ads. Susan Searles, were taken up to
gether. General MCGOWAN read his brief, and
was heard for the motion. Mr.. John Bacon
contra, and Mr.. j. Abney in reply.
By ruse in not giving notice, the Republi-
cans Of this (Richland) district, attempted to
carry the township elections to-day; but some
of the public spirited citizens promptly inter-
fered, aud the election was stopped. 1t will be
held at some future day, OF which due notice
will be given.
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Il GEORGIA WHISKEY RING.

SAVANNAH, April 27.-United States District
Attorney Mlledge arrived to-day. under war
rants issued by the United States Commits
sioner. A. S. Bigelow, of New York, and Mr..
J. Adler, were arrested under charge OF connec-
ton with whiskey frauds. Both were released
under bonds to appear at the May term Of the
United States Court. 1t is rumored that start
ling Developments in this connection will be
made by the grand jury.
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aT COMMON SENSE RULES TIE MASS
of the people, whatever the misnamed and misan-
thropc philosophers may say TO- the contrary. Show
them good thing, let is merits be clearly demon
strated and they will not hesitate to give 1t their
mcst cordial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the Judgment Of physician concerning the
virtues of HOsTETTER'5 BIrTERs, as may be seen
in the immense quantities of this medicine that are
annually sold in every section of the land 1t is now
recognized as greatly superior to all other remedies
yet devised for diseases OF the digestive organs euch
as diarrhea dys ntery. dyspepsia, and for the va
rious fevers that arise from arrangement Of those
portions OF the system Hostetters name is rapidly
becoming household word from Maine to Texas,
from the shores of the Atlantic to the Pacific These
celebrated STOMACH BITTERs have doubtless Gre
ated as much sensation in the community for their
remarkable cures as any other medicine e1tant 1t
Is fact that In the minds Of many persons preju-
dice exists against what called patent medicines;
but why should this prevent you resorng to nm ar
tice that has such array Of testimony to supporti
as HosTETTER'5 STOMACH BTTTERs. Physicians
prscrbe it, why should you discard ia Judges, usual
" considered men Of talent have and do use It in
their families; why should you reject it2 Let not your
prejudice usurp your reason, TO the everlasting in
Jury of your health. 1t is the only preparation Of
the kind that is reliable In all cases. and 1t s there
fore worthy of the consideration of the afflicted.
The BITTERS are pleasant to the TASTE agreeable In
their effects and altogether valuable tonic or
remedy for indigestion.
April "a p4C
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FRoM THE STATE CAPIrAL.

Prospect of Busy Week--The Agricul-
tural Convention-.The Greenville and
Columbia Railroad Company--T h
Radical RebellioH Que1le d--T h Q
SpoiIs THE Bids for Fitting up the
New State House--Ma Sistrate's Conn
missions.-Governor Scctt and the Bluo
Ridge Raiironn--What Land Commits
sioner Leslie Is 'Doing--Town Topics.
&c.
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Memo, anta.

2Consignees per steamship Maryland from Balt.
more arrived Monday night-Mordecai & Co, Court
enay l. Trenholm Railroad agent Holmes Calder,
Il 1ngraham, Clacius Wtte, Ravenel Holmes.
Cameron & Barkley, Pripge. E R Cowperthwait,
Johpston, Crews & Co, q Bischof & Co, VIC Will
den & Co. R Tidemann h Co, q Klatte & Co,
Grayer, " Nj Bird l. Co, Chapeau, Ostendol ff q,
Co, " L Webb, J Aiken kCo, DR. b Baer, Dukes
& Co, L Schnell, Klnck, Tiekenberg & Co. Riecke h
schachte, n Vuhrmann G W steffens Brahe & Co,
Meitzler, Christman, II Mehrtens, Pelzer, Rod
gers l. Co, Chieolm Bros. WAGNER Il Monsees,
Meyer. Feldniann Co, W Marscher, Dowie &
Noise, Jeffords Co, Lilienthal Co, Shackelford
& Kelly, G q Brown, A Tobiis' sons, d Cobia & Co,
Chafee & Co. q Jackson, Rayenel & Co. G q
Luhn. Mrs Mardee, Miller Son, W White, A
Bischof o'Neill, ] NJ Eason Bro, u Panzerbei-
ter r NJ Butler. G D Carr co, Lamb Co, Collec-
tor of Customs, E Rodgers, Walker, Evans & Cogs-
we'll, G W Williams Co, and Panknin.
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@TO CoNSUMPTIvES.- ADYER-
TIsER, having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after bsving suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desireit he will send copy Of the pre-
scripton used free of charged with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they viii
find sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi
tas. &C. The object Of the advertiser n sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he conceves to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will
cost them nothing and mny prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad'
dress Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York.
February3 Smo5
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER

mOFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FIREPROOF BUILDING, CHARLESTON, s. C.,
APRIL 10, 1sss-LIcENsEs TO RETAIL SPIRIT.
UoUs LIQUORS IN THE CoUNTY.-AlI persons
who have failed to tnke out their Licenses, as re-
quired by the act Of tie General Assembly, are called
upon to DO so forthwith the penalty attached for
neglect will be rigidly enforced.
All who neglect to take out their Licenses on the
LIST May pro1mo, will be considered defaulters, and
will be dealt with accordingly.
BY order Of the Board.
F. C. MILLER,
lnril On IL Chairman.
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@ ERRORS OF YOUTI.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years ffom Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful in
discretion, WILL for the sake Of suffering humanty,
send free 10 all who need It, the receipt and direc
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the adverts.
er'e experience can do so by addressing IN perfect
onfdence JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar-sreet, New York.
Qrnna
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A LULL At WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-There was Cabinet
meeting to-day, but Boutwell,, Fish and cress-
we'll we're absent.
!. No further appointments have been announe-
ed, and an absolute lull exists in politics.
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auction Sale Of Porto Rico Sugars and Mo.
lasses.
BY RISLEY & CKEIGHI'UN..

Will be sold OF Auction, SATURDAY, May 1st,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, on Accommodation wharf,
TIRE CARGO Elk SCHOONER NELLIE CARR, from
Mayaguez, P. R as follows:
100 hbds. Choice and Extra PORTO RICO GROCERY
SUGARS
II bbls. Choice and Extra Porto Rico Grocery su-
rs puncheons Choice and Extra Porto Rico Mo-
laBsee
IA tierces Ohoiee and Extra Porto Rico Molasses.
Terms Of Sale-For amounts OF $1,000 and under,
cash will be required; over that amount thirty days
city acceptance will be received. or one per cent dis
count allowed. April Is
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q COUNTY AUDTTOR'S FIC.E

81 COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. S. G., APRIL &c. 1sG9.-lhe spe-
cial Boards for the equalization of the value of the
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. MONIES
AND CREDITS in the City OF Charleston, appointed
pursuant to the Goth Section of the Act providing
for the assessm mt and TlIation OF Property will
s.--a..-. -t Four o'clock P. Al.
The Boards win hear complaints made uy TAX
PAYERS who believe that their property have been
assessed too high, with view OF securing just
and equitable assessment.
Persons with whom blanks have been left and
who have mo- yet made retdrn of their property
for taxation, subscts said property to an arbi rary
assessment. with an addition Of City per cent. as
penalty. Such persons will be attended to at this
Office for q few days between the hours of Nine
O'Clock A. II. and Two p. NJ.
April q A. ]. RANSIER. A. C. c..