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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-05

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-JDDdE CARPENTER
PREsrpING.-Thc case OF Hayne vs.. the Insurance
and Trust Company of Charleston, in which the
pIaintif was represented by Mr.. Lord and the de-
PENDANTS by MessrS. Ycadon Hirckel, after clabo.
rate argument given to The july on Friday last
The action was brought to recover the amount due
upon policy of insurance for niue thousand dol
lars, effected BY tho plaintiff upon her house in Al
exandria-strcet, in octo5er. 1853, and renewed in
December 1891 The building insured was destroy
by the fire viii broke out in the Northeastern Rail-
road Depot en- the morning OF the l7th February,
1865, when the city was evacuated by the Confed-
era'e and occupied by the Federal troops The
claim was resisted By the company upon the gr1und,
lst that the loss within the clause OF the policy
which provided that the insurance should not be
aple for any loss happening by mems Of any inVa'
sion resurrection, rio: or civil commoiion, CT any
military or usurped power: and Cd. that the con-
tract was subject 10 be scaled under The ordnance OF
the convention pas cd September, 1865.
The charge Of judge Carpenter was as follows;
The safe Of South Carolina having been engaged
in an unlawful war against the United States Wnen
the contract sued on WIS made ana naVlns feInaiu'
ed in hostility to The national authority wIeh ne
loss occurred, there having been IN organized army
under de fdcto government the City Il Charleston
having been in state Of siege when the contract
was ma ]e and at the time Il FIRE occurred, the cur
rsncy in general use in Charleston and this State by
the public authorizes. chartered corporations aud
the business community being othe. than the lawful
Of the United states and of less value there
fore
1st The court charges the Jurors, that if they be.
ievc, from the evidence the pa'ies to this suit were
citizens OF this State, and residents therein at the
time the contract sued on was made, then said de
facto government and orean,z d army were not
usurped Iowers within the ne png OF this policy.
ID There is no evi 'ence il this case to show that
The loss happened by means OF Invention within the
terms of this contract
3d. There is no proof in this cause showing that
the loss happened by eals Of riot, or civil commo
tiop within the terms and spirit OF the contract be-
tween the partics.
The Jurors will determine tbe kind of currency
the parties to the contract contemplated when 1t was
made-wheher eold silver, or other lawtulmon
of the United states the currency then in general
use; and should they believe from The evidence It
was the latter they should find for The plaintiff the
value according to the mutual understanding and
intent of the parties Of Line thousand dollars in said
Deprecated currency on the 28th day OF December,
1864 IN the lawful currency OF the United states,
with interest on such from the 18th day OF JULY
1866 provided they believe that the plaintiff sus-
tanned carnage to that amount.
The jury, after consultation, found themselves
unable to agree upn verdict, and were discharged
on Saturday.
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A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctfonoor.


Will be sold on TUE>DAY, the 18th day Of April
next In front OF the Old tusiomhouse at II O'Clock
A. Nj,
All that PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, consisting
Of several Lots known by the numbers eight. nines
ton. eleven and twelve in plat Of Ia DIS Of @. @.
Trumbo by Charles Parker. dated November Ia,
1862 and to be found In city pat book, No. 2, psge
67 together with the buildings and improvements
thereon; the said piece or parcel Of land measuring
In the who'e on the north 22i feet; east lot feet
inohes the west SO feet; the south 200 feet:
butting and bounding west on Rutedge-street, east
on lands formerly OF Lewis Trapmanp, north on lands
cfsundry persons. and to the south on Trumbo'a
Court.
From the lands above described the following lot
ia excepted to wit: AL that lot part Of the said
premises situated on the northeast corner OF Rut-
lelge-street and Trumbo's court, measuring and
containing In front Rutledge.s,reet 50 feet4 In
ches on the north line l03 feet inches, on the east
line II feet inrhes and the south line So feet:
the mortgages having been satisfied as TO said hst
mentioned part OF said premises.
Terms-Jnethird cash: balance IN three equal
successive annull inRtampnts, with interest paya.
BILE s>ui annually. secured by bond Of purchaser
and MOI tgage OF premises BUILDINGS to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and Bt,mpS. Z W. ID. mACkEY,
April m2tu1 SO. o.
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Anftion SaIfs.
SMEHIFF'S SALE,
BY A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
AuCflOnCer.

BY virtue of o writ of FIer Facias. to mo directed
and delivered, will be sold Tbs DAY, the 5th
day OF April next, ct the northeast corner of the
Courthouse. between the hours OF II A. NJ. and
O'Clock P. NJ.
All the right title and interest of the defendant in
all that LOT OF LAND on west side Of America.
street. and bounded north bv lands now OF late I'D.
8. Comstock; west by lands OF Charles Dagnet;
south by lands of Depuis HIfermann; east by Amer
ira street. Measuring on north line 72 feet; same
on south line, and on east and west lines GO feet,
more or less.
Levied on and to re sold as the property of Dudley
B. Comstock under IN execution in the case OF VIII
llem Armstrong Vs. Dudley B. Ccmstocz, ct 81.
ALSO,
at the same time and place,
All the right title aud interest OF j. a. BaReett In
LOr OF LAND. situIte in Rose Lane, next to the
corner of Bogard street west side, measuring % feet
front on Rose Lane, by As feet In depth, more or
less.
cved on and to b, sold as tho property Of J. q.
Baggett, under an execution in the case Of Michael
J. Tobin vs.. J. b. Baggett & Co.
Terms cash. E.w. AZ MACKEY,
April s ma g.. @.
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Estate Sale, by order of the Executors.
BY J, T. HUMPHREYS,
AuctiOHcor.

On WEDNESDAY, the l4'h april. pro1., at the Old
customhouse at II O'Clock | will offer,
All that certain PIE OR EARCkL Or LAND In
the Ioun OF ,ummctvle. imm 'diatrlv opposite tho
new O Hall und known Us the r sidence OF tue late
Captain VIM. Trout, m"asuf'ng aud containing ono
nc q. more or less; butiing and bounding to the
north on land OF Philip iaisden, 50 south on
man road ard aui w.st ON lands Of late Capt.
rout; tgoher with the mprov vtments thereon,
eo.sl TIM OF com orubl iesIdenc- will four rooms,
Isthed and plas.sred. with wide double piaxHas,
soreroon kitchen, carriage house and STABLE all In
guod repair.
Ihera is also attached Gne Vegetable and Flower
Garden, and some very choice Fruit Trees.
ALSO
he LOT adjoining the Above on the cast. measur-
ing aud con aiming one h1lf acr more or less.
rerns-One-haf cash; bIlan in one year. Sc
rured by b.nd and mortgage of the purchaser
Purchaser to pay for p6p for amps.
The above property car be treated for 1t private
sale at No ~ Broin street m4wl March ~
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DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY.-The AoDe-
Vile papers announce the death on the 9th u!t.,
after long AMI painful Illness, Of Martha Calhoun
Burt wife of Hon. Armstead Burt, III the 58th year
of her age. Mrs Burt Was the daughter OF William
Calhoun Of tie Call oun Settlement in the District
of Abbeville After she married, her husband beng
LAWYER in practice at Abbevls village. she resided
there until Mr. Burt elected to Congress In lS4.
after which event she spent much time in Washing
ton City where she lived on the most intimate terms
with ner uncle Hon. John G. Calhoun, General Geo.
McDufie and others little less distinguished. until
Mr. Burt voluntarily retired from public life, and re-
turned to Abbevile. After residing several years at
Orange Hill plantation, on Savannah River, MI Burt
returned again to Abbeville Courthouse. where Mrs.
Burt died, and, amidst large concourse OF sympa-
thizug friends was buried in the cemetery OF Trini
ty Church on Easter sunday. Mrs. Burt was an &C.
complishea lady of the cid school. Sprung from
family distinguished for wealth, intelligence and
position ard possessing high personal qualities. she
united the highest breeding with the utmost frank
ness and cordiality of manner. Always particularly
aable 10 the young she was The leader Of every cir
Gle In which she moved, whether in the quiet rehu-
cd society OF her native district or among the dis
tnguished orators and statesmen who were delight
ed to surround her in Washington.
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PRESENTATION TO COLONEL ANDREws.-A
special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will
be held to-day for the purpose Of presenting testi
ponial to Colonel A. o. Andrews the late president
Of the Chamber. During the many years that he
presided over tue deliberations and the festivities Of
tho Chamber Colonel And.ews was o worthy repre-
sentative of tho culture, tho commercial spirit and
the generous hospitality OF the merchants of Charles
ton; aud wren at tho late anniversary he declined
reelection i; WIS felt that ne ho lid ry with him
into private life some bio emblem of the rosret
and regari of his fellow-members. The preseuta-
tiol will take place ut hapas II O'Clock, IN the hall
of the State Bank
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TalHeble Real Estate at Auction.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL:

BY virtue OF an order OF sale, to me directed By
Hou. George +. Bryan. Judge Of the .ssfted states
District Court for tes istrtct Of south Carolius,
Pos,ohce. Charleston, 8. c., TOMORROW. AprH
9, 1869 t IL O'Clock, a. II.
All that LOT OF LAND, With Buildings thereon Id
the City of Charleston, State aior~sj, situated and
being On Spring street. south side. Known as No. 81.
near Rutledge Avenue, measuring nftyhve 1867 fSee
front, by one hundred and seventy-nye Q74 feet
deep. be the same more or less. Tho House has
four square rooms, two attics. dressing room ana
pantry. Slate roof double piazza, al IN good order.
having been painted and repaired since the wac
ended. On the premises are 4 largo cistern and
commodious outbuilolnga
Term'-One-half cash In gold. and the remaining
on.-half on credit Of year; purchaser to gits
bono for such credit portion, bearing interest fona
day Of sale. and payable In gold, secu cd by mort
gaze Of the premises with covenant for insurance
and assignment Of policy and for lesale In case Of
breach of condition Of bond. and TO pay for paDsrN
and stamps. g.. HERBERT sASS,o,
80. Assignee Of Eyans r Co9swen.
April6 Mills. .2o, "a. a, n, 81. .Ap1.s,e
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PaosEor TO REBUILD THE INSTITUTE HAIL.

PROJECT TO REBUILD THE INSTITUTE HAIL.
An informal meeting of several Of the directors Of
the Agricultural Institute held at the Charleston
Hotel Saturday evening, for the purpose Of arrv-
ing at some conclusion in reference to the rebuild
ing of the Institute ball. It ms there is mort
gage on the lot 1.-THE old theatre se) of fifteen thous
and dollars, held by the ctv. and an effort will be
made at tho next meeting Of Council to have the lien
waived, IN order to facilitate the project. II this
movement can be carried out it Is thought the Board
Of Trade may be induced to combine with the Inst-
tute and locate in the Luding the reading room
they have in view.
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IN EQUITY.
w. Y. LETT III & 4. ). BRUINS,
Auctirnecrs.

Fair, Executor, Us. Thoyer, Administrator.
Pursuant to Decretal Order in this case will offer
at public outcry, at The Oio Custombouse, pHIS
DAY, the 9th OF april, at II o'clock A. b..
All that LOr OF LAND, with three story Brick
Dwelling situate on the south side OF Soeiety-sreet.
measuring and conra'plng front Socieiy.street "A
feet and on The back line A feet, and 10 depth ou
the east and west lines 02 feet. be the game mere
or less On the lot are oil the necessary build
ings usual to comfortable aud we'll appointed res
idence.
Copdid 3ns-Onc.thir cash; balance In ono. two
and hrce years. credit portion to be secured by bond
and mortgage. nond wing interest at the rate OF
per cent por annum. The purchaser will be requir.
ed to insure and keep insured, the premises during
the continuance of the crelit and assign the policy
CT insurance, and will also be required to pay for
papers and The necessary s,amps.
Z. W. NJ. MACKEY,
April II 25apl2.6 ). u q.
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TIE New UNITED STATES CoURrHoUsE.-lt
is not generally known that in the last hours of the
recent session of Congress, an appropriation OF
si6C0 WAS made for tho purchase of the building IN
this city known as the Llub House, and for fitting
up the same tor the use OF the United States Courts
Judge Bryan. learn. has directed that the circuit
session of his court. VIII ch commences TO-DAY, shall
be holden OF the usual hour at the Club House TO-
day. instead of at tho Gadsdcn Mansion in Broad
street. Jurors, members of the bar aud others IN.
tcrcsted, are requested to govern themselves ac-
cord;pr1v
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JOB PRINTING AT TIE NEWS OFFICE. For
the accommodation of our friends and the public
ro have Just established. in connection with our
business, Job Printing Office, where we are now
prepared to execute all kinds of job printing with
cheapnses, accur:cy and dispatch. This department
OF our office is in charge OF accomplished and con-
scientious practical printers, and our friends who
favor rs with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
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Annr1or SALES THIS psT.

Sheriff E. w. NJ. MAcKEY will sell between
tha honr, of IL eud 8 O'Clock, at tho Courthouse,
leases, not exceeding seven years. of property IN
Charleston County - =,
A. G. MoGILLvRAY will sell for the Sheriff at II
o'clocI at tho Courthouse u lot OF land
LErTca BRul swill sell at II o'clock. ut the Old
Postoface a lot of land with buildings thereon.
Ksox, DAILY & Co. will sell at ~ O'CLOCK at tnelr
salesroem, corner Meeting and Wentworth Streets
furniture, glassware, &c-
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ATTEMPT AT SUIc1DE.-A very unfortunate
character in this city, well known as Major Tickling
trie1 to commit suicide by drowning himself In At
lantc dock on Saturday. His movements were OBJ
served by gentlemen rear BY. who succeeded in frus-
trating his purposes. he was evidently und r the
influence of melancholy superinduced by distress
and poverty.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL S-HoN.
GEO. S. DlYAN PnEsID1Na.-Thc petition of J. P.
NJ. Epping. United States Marshal, to sell property
OF A. W. and C. c. Thames, blnkrupts was heard
and tho order for sale granted The report of the
assignee of james ?. Thompson on sales made. was
rent; and confirmed
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CONFIRMATION AT THE CATHEDRAL CHAPEL
Yesterday morning ninesy-seven young PERSONS
were eonarmed at the Cathedral Chapel Queen.
street. Seventy one young ladies marched from the
Academy OF the Sisters 10 the church. where Bishop
Persico addressed them prior to administering the
sacrament. IN the evening there was renewal Of
baptisual vows, when the Bishop again addressed
the children
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faafp GooOs Gtf.
BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS.
TOYS, &c.
OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRADE. 1869.

OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRADE. 1859.
LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT Low PRICES,
GtpTNS TOILET GOODS IROCKING HORSES
Mantain;ece Ornaments Two, 1hseo and Four
uhotonronb Albums Wheeled Veocipedes
LADIES' Workboxes In iIon anu m0ou noys
Writing Desks Fans Toy wagons wneeioar-
Poremonsies. Purses rows
Cheap Family Soaps, Per-IDo!ls, Maroles, Toys,
fumery, &c. k1tes
Eoncn Rsstets Picnic in and ont of door use,
travelling and Flower suen as
peontifni China Bouquet Ba,e and Rubber Balls
goiders Battledors
CHINA Cnna and saucers Hoops and Graves
VaseS Sc Trolling Hoops, &c.
Children's Carriages
have always on hand lul! aue Vi Domesuc
Fancy Goods and Toys and the latest sty.s OF wen
ia, Offenbach and Plris dooos, nnVelues OF the
se3son. and offer them at liberal discount to the
trade. nr,,-n
such as Rubber Overcoats. Capes, LegginRs. Caps,
Pillows. Hospital cushions. Door Mats, Rabber
Piano Covers, White and Black Nursery sbeetng,
Rubber Toys, &c.
THANK my patrons for past favors, and earnestly
soA''' .'D'-'' F. Won SANTEN,
No. 22s King. street, two doors above Market.
Anr,l6 pIo mwt1mo
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CLAIM AND COLLECTION AoENCY.-L. I. Woolf,
Claim and Collection Agent, Broad-sreet, b tween
King and MeetDg-strcets. Prompt attention given
to any business entrusted to his care. Having facl-
tiles for tho transaction of business in his lne be
guarantees dispatch and correct returns.
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The "CAroL1N> DRAMATIC Corps" gave one
Of their delightful eater ainments to crowded
house on Friday evening The programme was rich
and varied the acting perfect, and the audience re-
tired fully convinced that they were the most tai
ented amateurs in tho city. We wish the club all
prosperity
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THEATnE.-2ositively the last performance
but one Of Manager Templeton's Company takes
place tonight The emotional drama of Camille"
is to be presented with Miss Alice Vane wepresume.
in the leadnr part. On Wednesday evening the COM
oany4s announced to appear in Augusta.
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FrRE IN THE SuBuRBs.-The piazza of the
dwelling house Of Mr.. Wood. one of the farmers
near the city, caught aro yesterday from some
sparks which flew out Of a foul chimney. For
tuna ely the FIRE discovered before it had mado
too much pre-. .ress to be easily put out.
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PAYMENT OF LNrEREsT.-The January, 1869,
interest on the frat mortgage and guaranteed debt Of
the Greenvile and Columbia Railroad C"mpany,
will be paid at the columbis Office on and after the
9th instant provided that the holders Of the bonds
will fund all interest accrued up to July l. 1865 in
guaranteed bond. Of the company.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 3.-P 1uilio,s Hotel.
Crawford. WIFI. daughter and child. Portland. Me;
Geo " Evans aud lady, Philadelphia; Joseph Bora.
New York; q KlniGtter, Baltimore; Bame. Jno
Jacobs Milwaukee; " woodson. New York: A M
Corrio. Florence: John Sturdevant, D Sturdeyant,
Pennsylvania: W Dent Columbia; A Rhes. Ten.
ragan>e.t; Morris Jordan. JF Lomss. E Bevcll. N
Y; NJ jacobs, Manning. c; Capt NJ Crowell,
steamship Magnoia; Thos stiles. Bloomfield. N
Y; + " >pirhask. steamship Magnolia; D
Keel<, GourdIn's o: J Dupong, Wilmington,
Del; Fitler. Philadelphia; Thos Payne, savnn-
nah. Ga; NJ " Scurry. Georsetown.
C aries on Hotc!.-H Backwith. W. Walker N. Y:
Re lily. Delaware; Woolman, City; L CHAM
be,laiu, Albany. N Y; a Maisuu Poughkee sic. 7;
j Motlrith, Robt Mcknight, Augusta; Mcclure
and son. Ch ster, $ c; breasted, I culkin. Y:
Robt Douglas. Augusta: L Eaton, Mrs " Ben
nell Warrington, D G; S Loring, Y; Carter,
Jnp Baem, Orange. N Y; WIN Blrkcy. N Y;
de Alie,o. N Y; Jos Mcdonald, Chi"ago, III; q a
Edison, y; W stevenson. Augusta; ihoea-
son. Yorsy .lle Z; Mrs 8 Loring, N Y; "
Olant, Philadelphia; John Lowering, Boston; Il c
lincoln. Hinsha n, Mass; E Garnelt, Boston; "
Douglas, Buffalo Y; r Cbisman, Va; Jos Bor-
RI. NY; Vim wyckof, Nexbecg. NY; j WYckof,
West Troy. Ny; John Low, Mead, Jr, Miss oW'
Miss thurman, New York; c Cardozo virginia;
J Dunhlm and lady, Miss Dunbam, Chicago; = Fox,
New York; NJ Forbes, Boston, Mrs Berry. child
and maid. England; Miss Leary, LearV, New
York; S Lanssdorf New York; D Callahan, savan'
nah; 2 Remington. United States Army; Il Lv.
in0ston. Miss Livingston. New York; q Wade, wife
and son. Cleveland. Ohio; " " sherman, New York;
D o Flint and wife. E Whitney and wife, Boston;
George >oiroederskv. New Yok; Courtney
U N Sadcr south Caro.lnc: e Cohen, Augusta
John Hubbard. John Person. Columbia; Il L
Cutter Geo ge Monroe, A Gorharn, q own, E
Stranga. New York; Colonel Banry Hageus, Retired
Service Uuit.d states Armv; u. de Pho New York;
C Emanuel. Virginia; Cruichned Baltimore;
Housssr. New YORK; D Farrume, Lahmer.
ph ladelphia; H Manson, J D NeaQe. wife and TWO
sons K Jillson and lady. Columbia; Farmer
North Carolina; Merdel, Baltimore.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIntion.-7HE DALL{ NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
coGNIZED As AVING 1HE LARGEST Cih-
cULA7IoN IN THE CITT OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
,Nn IN g.gF p0sToFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoEAs-
IONS OF TIE NEW POST0FFICE LAW.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHANGE OF DasE.-Thc we'll known Station
cry and Printing Hcuze of Denny Perry. having
purchased tho stock in trade Of Mr.. Henry's Book
store Meeting-sreet opposite tho Charleston HOTEL
have made change OF location from the rather
crampcs quarters they have hitherto occupied.
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TIE CT. LESION PREsBYTERY, we learn, will
assemble on Wednesday evening next at the dlebe-
street Presbyterian Church, and probably be ia
session during the remainder of the week. Each
eayening during the session there WI be religious
services at the church.
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Losr AND FoUND.-The loss Of pair Of gold
spectacss was advertised on Saturday in The NEWS,
which every ons reads, and by quarter-past
o'clock the missing articles were delivered to the
boskkseper OF IHE NEWS establishment. Com
mant is unnecessary"
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The STATE CoURT-HoN. R. Is. CARPENTER,
PRssDNa.-In tbs Common Pteds.-on Saturday tho
Jury CHARGED with tho case of Bayne vs. the Insur-
anco and Trust Company OF Charleston. having failed
70 agree upon a verdict. were discharged under the
recent act Of the LEGISLATURE. No other causes OF
public Interest wore heard.
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autian Salfs.
Furniture Off Family Leaving the city.
KNNX. DAILY & CO..

No. I5O MectinS-street. corner Of Went.
worth.
Will cell THIS DAY comm Ancns at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Mahogany .EGRETAKY, Wardrobe, Bureaus,
Marble Top Tables. Teapoy aud Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a.tetes LOUIE es. Parlor Chairs Nurse and Arm
Rockers. IN wood aud cane: Washstlnds, GLASSWARE,
Crockery. Meat safes, Large Mirror &c.
ALSO
COUNTERS, Jars, Docanters, Bottles, Beer Pump.
Pots Kettles, Cooking Stoves Glass Drawer, Castors,
Measures.
Conditions c,sh April