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PnlLADELpEEITAA,o k Trk ksIsH50S AND BAL
4 LsxAsDRIA. LogpogyES AND HAMPSHIRE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
I, 1890

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
!, 1850.
TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Hamilton q .. N: spd ,ii:o a. m Leave Lees.
0H Tse g. u. train from Xiss.aar!. and Il ., m.
train Hsml,on, scn n, i,h ksmPsDaily Line
vile and Winchester. also. with keamsr,s Line Of
S% :ds:. ya .aa fiSi iSs,Sss AAiSas
Hidaisbursi returning tuesdays. ThuTsdays aud
aaSl. 81 s - AVass s.ss.s. ssS S.a
more. same day. ,,,,
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
Car test6s dap. ssls aii;::.:.. ~
ss s$;!!i;f As'sf; II
Goods per New York, Phila. slph,a and Bal.
svcSnf dsasFls spla 81 fxp.f q care 81.
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for com
mission.
Coinlnatatiop Passenger Tickets between Alex.
.ndris and Hamilton. and all ihtsrnsdistc'tstiOns
Al low rate.
s ss T;s . Isf &c: sS2f .ss & s.s: ss
these and Intermediate Pc%II,. A I'D SssS Este'
sp1i.u General Superintendent.
WAssssHbSSSEESoSEd Erows HArttE k55ffbbSDR'A'
HANdE OF TINE.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. Al, 1903.
On and .n.r MONDAY, Dee Inst, 1893. and
run between Washington and lisIandria as foi.
lows.
rnaouah HAIL rhAIEs.
Leave <shineton, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o. m. ;do. for hanAssas and Harrison
Leave hieisndria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets (fr2m Manassas railroad) ASH p. IN.
do from Lynohbdrg, 6p IN.
LOCAL PAssEEaER TEAMS.
ALEAvE wAsHIsGrol. LEAVE ALExAEDHIA.
n.r yIS% Az, Depot u.s. 3 Duke srsSa I'D I'D
I" :. m Ki9f l. ST. iA..ph, 4 g g
Pm. l0.lb
80 Duke / Henry, 10
~ Trains leavinE Baltimore and Ohio Depo al
$40 u. m, connect with Orange, Alekandria = I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains at St. Asaph Junctioi !,
for all points the line Of thot road between Ma
nAssss Junction and HarIisonburg.
Trains leaving st., Asaph and King streets at :23
2. IN. connect at 81. Asaph junction with train
from ManAssas and Harrlsonburg at AS p. IN, /,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at a0p. m.
And In time nj WE'VE Etf Ss.l 5SnI sun
W: J. PalLrs. aen,l MsnaGsr: dses1-tf
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DRoP SAILS FOR CABLE.
HEADq'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcT.)
OfTIcR CnIRR QuARrBRAAsTER, !
RICHMOND. VA. June D, lsA.

KIIHNONhl VA, Juhe p, IhtN,
until u N. Of sAIURpAI, July 81. ls9, for the
SUMMARIZE TELEGRAPH CABLE
between Newport News aud sewell Point, Nir.
giniA, laid by the Government IN 1850, being about
I'VE 90 miles long, tmoro or less, composed Of
seven "a copper conducting wires, covered With
No. . galvanized iron wire, and weighing about
nine 10Y tons to the mile.
A bond with spprnyed seeuritleS for the amount
uf the proposal conditioned tOT the payment Of the
amount proposed to be paid upoH SpproyHl q the
pToposaI by the QuaTtermAster General United
States Army. must be hled with each proposal
The Cablc will be stored at For! Monros,Ylr.
giniA. aud further Information can be obtained by
appIicatInp h the Depot Quartermaster At Fort
Monroe, Va or At this office.
The envelopes containing pro to be Endorsed
'''ProposAls for Cable, aud forwarded by mall to
this once.
ny order Of the ouAtteTmasteT GensrAl uuitcI
States Army. J. O. CHANDLER,
Breyet Colonel, Quartermaster United States
Army, Chief QuartermasteT First Military, Dis
tTict, lyl.td
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pa ROSA LIS.
U. 8. ORpSAEos AaEHor,
CoREER HOUSTON AHD 9REESK srs..
tEsrRASoE OF GsnEsr.lP.o Box Nc, ISL.

tksrRAroEos 0snEsE,lP. Boz No ISL
.l s s.s ss;i isl &
quantities. the following kinds Of Ordnance storcs.
10 200 sprn ghsld rin.d muste.s eallber 50, new,
lco. o3 sprnsneld rihed muskess' ealiber g.
800 spencer earbinss. new model. ealiber 20.
800 Spencer earSias.. sseouifsasnis' Bsf s
ZOO Spencer e.rbino. .eeoutr.mo.t.. other
the S,dsssaes Department reserve. the Hsht 70
Ss 'f CT sS: nS sia s S.,ss % r & .p 70
:;.s: NH i! S.S: 4 S.s "a it,, and
thirty days will be allowed for the removal Of
PTop9.si. viii be addressed to tho undermined.
End indersed Proposals. for purchasing Ordnance
for further information sppiy, 70 ths under
t 'af.'a Br.oolu.sA., Major OF 6rSasse..
pKOPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
HE.pSrAsrEns R,Esr military DIsrnIor.,
orrioE CHisr CosnissAsi oysvBsIstEsoE
4 II pig csss x CAPTAIN Sd%s5s 6$IiIa' iSi Ssi
yiss n 5si.s sIis: jss:.%s. S:1s;s$s;
wv FRESH BEEF
or .s;h les. tI I'm: a Rss he 5.s ASs .s.
raj Of subsisteuee may direct, The Beef 10 be de-
livered there on the order Of the Acting Commits
sary Of Subsistence at that place. Of a good and
marketable equality, In equal proportions Of fore
and hind quarters, lneckr. shanks. And kidney
tallow to be excluded. Tho neeks OF the cattle
slsughtercd 70 be cut OF at the fourth yertebra
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shAnks
Of four quarter, to be cut from thee 10 four inches
above the knee joint. and Of headquarters from
six to eight inches above the gsmbrel or hook
Joint
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulhllmen MT Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly. 'PTOpo-
sails for Fresh Beef at Farmvlllo, Va. "
The undersiR ned reserves the right to reject any
bids for good cause.
Conditions. requirements, payments, &c, as
heretofore.
BY command Of Brevst Major General Canby.
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Medical.
PURE-GENUINE.

PURE-GENUINE.
Great Reduction in Price.
HoFF's MALT EXTRACT Is beverage parlleu;
larry adapted to persons OF weak aud debilitated
constitutions, and those suffering from dyspepsia.
loss Of appetite general debility, &c. ittakes the
place Of and Ia superior to ale, porter, aud spirtu
GU. liquors In all cases wh,re nourshing beverages
and tOnicr are needed.
Jos. y. PEDERsEN,
~ Murray street, N. Y.
a5-solo Agents for tho United States. -aa jy3.n
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Steamboat Lines.


MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
IIsIsaits5 The nne sts.Pships Z; g. KNIGHT.
oi.hS MEkYaxNTs LISE win psts 3nH
YORK, ELEXANDRlA. WASHINGTON, aud
G60Hpa IdT a rSlSws Lss x9Rk
s4sTy eIS Il e
For .I!her iniorRati9n. apply 70 JOS. I. GAIT.
town, or At the corner OF Seventeenth street and
New York avenue, J. W. THOMPSON.
REGULAR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
The steamer COLUMBIA leaves enslA
Risy's Wharf. at the foot q Eley. ilJ
enth street, every WEDNESDAY MURNING, at
eo'eloek, stopping at all the principal Audings on
the Potomac.
more, every SATURDAY. AFTERNOON. ii four
o'clock.
For further particulars, spply'
TAOs. W. Riley 4 SON, Agents,
Rilsy's Wharf, foot OF Eleventh street
hPo-L lnl
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Reviews,

Tur Dop4s CLUB: Oh ITALY N 1869. With one
hundred Illustrations. New York Harper
& Bros. Charleston Holmes Book House.
Price rs cents.
A bright and lively account Of tour through
France and Italy, free from padding and
sGuide Book" learning. is novelty. and the
chronicles Of the Dodge Club-so called, be-
cause it was their principle to dodge all hum
bugs and swindles which make travelling so
cxpensive-do not flag in their interest from
beginning to end. There is . dash Of brigands,
churches, temples, peasants, politics, enthu-
siasm and Fourth ofJuly, with strong taste OF
matrimony, and these, combined with genuine
fun, make up picture OF travel which cannot
but excite and amuse the reader. Many OF
the illustrations are very good; and all OF them
are up to the average.
VANITY F1R. By ". n. Thackeray. New.
York Harper & Bros. Charleston Holmes
Book House. Price so cents.
This is the first volume OF Harper's cheap
edition of Thackeray. It is beautifully printed
and has the original illustrations so familiar to
the admirers OF the great satirist. Vanity FAIR
is today as true picture of life as when it
was written. The blade of 1hackeray is keen
but polished, and though welded by steady
hand, is guided by generous heart.
The other works of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Esmond and the rest, will be published in the
same form and at the same price.
THE posrrcA1 WORKS OF HENRY KIRKE WHITE,
with life of the author. New York: Apple
ton & Co. Charleston: John Russell. Price
so cents.
This is volume OF the popular edition of
tho standard poets now issuing It is mar
vel Of cheapness.
AppLEroN's JOURNAL OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE
AND Art. Monthly parts, Nos. and z. Price
so cents.
Appleton's magazine is gaining as steadily
in merit as in public favor. In 1t is pub
fishing serial by Mrs. Oliphant, as we'll as
Victor Hugo's rHomme Qui RI. The typog-
raphy OF the magazine is superb, and the sup
plements are indeed gems of art. Southerners
will not forget that Appleton eco. have in no
instance lent their namo to q work which slam
dered and illuminated our people. For sale by
John Russell 81 year.
THE WAvERLEY NOVELS.
We have received from John Russell, King
street, Appleton's popular illustrated edition OF
"Count Robert OF Paris" price 25 cents; also
the handsomely bound volume containing the
Heart Of Mid Lothian, Count Robert Of Paris,
Fair Maid Of Pento, and Woodstock. This is
the best edition of the works Of the "Wizard oil
the North" ever published in this country, at
price which places it within the reach OF all
classes. The print is clear and neas, and the
text is that of the Abbotsford editions.
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This table tells, more eloqusntly than
words can de-, the destruction Of live stock
in the seacosst region caused by the war.
Pickens is evidently not musical coun'y,
but is, we believe. to have brass band before
long to keep company with the FIVE piano
fortes or melodeons which now harnonize
the county.
We spoke yesterday of the apparently
small amount (S5.s9l. .2s3) returned as the
total value of tie stock in trsds Of the
merchants of the State. OF this amount
Charleston returns So 53S, ,416, Richland
1886 944, Georgetown $l2l. l.776, and Pick
ems $3.50. Omitting Charleston and Rich
land, the remaining 20 counties return only
So, 2,4G5,929 Of the total credits (SS.7l8,-
66S) Charleston returl only $SOS, 724. OF
the total amount of stocks of companies out
Of the State ($1,456, 9O4) Charleston re-
turn 5000, $40; and out of the total amount
Of bonds not exempt from taxation 1885,
991) Charleston has 81, l62, ,497.
These figures and the comparisons which
they provoke will give our people some idea
Of their present condition, as reported by
themselves. They prove that We are not
50 deep in the mire as to make it impossi-
Bile to extricate ourselves, and that we have,
indeed, already caught sight of the turning
in the long lane Of our adversely.
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nunicat,on is scarcely more than an official
recognition and recording OF matters and sus-
gestions already made known by the news
papers,
"A Boston telegram, Of Tuesday, to the New
York Herald, says: "Ihe spokes and tire, and
everything else which gees to strengthen tns
great Hub OF the Universe are being sadly
shattered and weakened by the incessant anu
almost deafening noise Ind jar OF the renearsais
for that great National Peace jubilee muslcai
festival which is to come off here next week'
IT NAV truly and literally be said that there Is
nrs;c in the air. for on every public thorough
fare. in every public hall, and in numerous
nrivate dwellings, and general business head
nnarters there are primary rehearsals going on
day aud night; artillery, wind and string IN
stru nents, anvils and vocal combinations are
heard everywhere, and there is general anu
sweetening bar nopy Of noise all around. There
was sort Of general vocal rehearsal OF about
5000 voices in the Music Hall this evening. on
which occasion the versatile Jubilee Gilmore
welded the baton himself. The rehearsals
were generally confined to the popular national
airs, and such strains as :Hall COLUMBIA,
The Star Spangled Banner, and the Harp
that Once Through Tara's Hail. were among
those which were rendered more loudly, more
sweetly and more effecti yely than they ever
we're before or ever will be again, except IN
the Coliseum during the Ave days Of Jubilee.
On the oroing preceding the Inauguration OF
the Jubilee there is to be general rehearsal OF
the whole vast chorus. Musica!ly, financially
and otherwise, then it seems that this ggan-
tic demonstration in honor of winding up the
great war is to be success. CROWDS and
crowds are coming, il the bespeakinS OF hotel
accommodations is any indication, and it is
pretty sure thing tina. the week will be made
pleasant one for all, aud that when they re-
turn home there viii be heartfelt and invol'
untary exclamation of "Let US have Peace"
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fost aub fnuub.

cITRAYED FROM No. II ELIZ iBETH-
y STREET, TAN TERRIER. answering to the
name of Fanny" The finder will be lloeral'y re-.
warded by leaving her at G. d. JOHNSON, No. 26s
Kinostreet June IL
GRO len, FROM MRS. LEVlCY SMOKE.
y in Colleton County, two mites from Walterboro',
on the Fight OF the 10th April last her only MARE.
me mare 10 black and rather low for her length,
but we'll butt; her body long; both tore feet and
one hind foot are white, and branded on the shout.
der 8. g. The Mare was followed fifteen miles above
Walt. in the direction Of Bara1ell. white
man was riding her. Mrs. Smoke could not have
the thlef followed for want Of means. and her little
crop must be los. without help. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received d.
rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE, walterboro, coleton Coun-
tv. May 81
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Boarding.

DERSOSS WISHING BUAKD FOR TIE
summer will ind soma delightful south rooms
at the wAvERLY HOUSE, No. 25G King-street.
Juue8 6'
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Gopartnfrsbip nptift.

United PARTNEHsAIP.-.TH UN-
IL DERSIaNED have, In accordance with the
Acts Of the General ASS mbly, and under Hrm name
Of WILLIAM GURNEY. aud In conformity with the
articles Of agreement of Limited Partnership bea:-
ing date 9Th diy Of September, 1885, expiring this
day.
it is mutually agreed to renew and continue the
came under said agreemen. to June l. 1871.
(siguedi MILAN GURNEY. General Partner.
iSigned) JAY L. ADAMS, Special Partner.
Charleston, y. e., june !, 1859.
June5 stu'h limo
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Conditional.

rZING's MOU>TaIv MILIT X Y
n SCHOOL, YoRKVTLLE, .. C.-1he Second
Session of ave mouths. Of the year 1869 will b'Sn
on the FIRST OF JULY and end on the IHRTIErH OF
NOVEMBER.
TEaMs For Tuition, Board, Washing, Fuel,
Lights, Books and stationery. $50: payable In ad
vance. For circulars, containing full information,
apply to Colonel a. CuwAhD,
June 10 stlthS Principal and P. oprietor.
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Dissolution Of Gapartnsrsbip.

DISSULUTIUN OF COPARTNERSnIP.
~ We hereby give notice that tle late firm OF
HUNT BROTHERS & CO., Of Charleston, s g., and
HUNT, THOMSON l. CO., of New York, Is di'sov-
ed. HUNT BROTHERS co.
Juae8 1850.
THF FOLLOWING PARTIES HAVE FORMED A
eopartuership 10 carry on GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINE ESS un der the firm name Of HUNT BROTH
FRS & 60. in Charleston, 5. G.. and HUNT. THOM.
SON & Co. New York. j. F. HUNT.
II HUNT.
A. THOMSON.
June 8. 1889. EUGENE BLONDEL.
June u
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, In both Eng.
lsh and German. by Robert stewart V. s., OF MISS.
The worK covers the whole ground Of the breeding
bo.h in scsness and health. It has won Its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
be-t selling Hocss Book out. Address q. T. VEN,
Publisher Cincinnati, o. 6mo* March ~
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n others wishing -. or Sale" Flacards, Business
Cards or othcr JOB Printing executed with neat
nass and dispatch. viii consult their Interest by leav
ing Their orders at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
l49 East Bay.
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We CAN heartily commend to our read
ers the racy ''Fish Story" which will be
found in our Poets corner this morning.
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Jnsuranfe.
You OUGHT TO INSURE IN THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIATION
Of AMERICA.
FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
lst Because 1t is home institution mInaged and
controlled by your own citizens.
I'd. Because It Is the only monied institution Of
the kind that loans it, funds in the States from which
they are derived.
3d. Because it ic purely mutual; all policy holders
share II its profits earnings. Its large and IN
creasipg assets belong exclusively to the policy
builders.
4th Because its iates are wer than those of most
other companies and its divld nds will be larger.
5.h Because it invests its fluids at rIes OF interest
averaging ten per ceut., W. lie Eastern comp mics
rates average less than seven pei cent. This makes
the dividends Of the Associa on larger and the rates
OF premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at six per cent tor fifty ears will amount 10 Sl842"l
The same amount nves ed at ;en per cent. will pro-
duce sill T39 %. Difference firo. of the ten per
cent inye. .tneut S9,H97 0S.
9th because YOU ought to insurr in successful N
stitution and the Lie Association OF America IL &C
knowledged by its enemies well as Its friends to
be by far the most succ sssful life insurance inshtu
ton Of its age In the United states.
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED IN This COMMUNITY.
100000 deposited in the Insurance Department
of the State OF Missouri according to law for the
protection Of policy ho,ders.
Officers.
a. q. Lopez, Pres'nt Cashier Peoples Nat. Bank).
". a. GIBBES, Vice.President Nv. G.. Whilden Col
E. z. JENKINS. 81. D., Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN B. STEELE tof North. Steele & Wardell.l
O. IRVINE WALKER Walker, Evans Cogswell.)
b. T. PEAKR. Gent superintendent s. c. Railroad.
G. F. PANKGIN, Druggist.
Jas. E. SPEAR. Je~e;ler.
D. n. SILCOX Wholesale aud Retail Furniture.
Mp. CARTER, Secretary and Agent,
March 20 Tyr No. 40 Broad-street.
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The average value OF the olHerent kinus
Of property differs but very little from the
averages Of the whole State. In Charles
ton County each horse is valued at $S5,
each head Of cattle at $13, each mule or
ass at $1O2, each sheep or goat at ST. "a, each
hog at So, each piano forte or organ at
$102, each pleasure carriage at $62, and
each dog at So so.
A comparison with the last census
shows that we have 1884 horses against
2747 in 1860, 1910 mules or asses against
1913, and only 1900 swine against S9,741
This last item indicates that the freedmen
in this county have an especial fOndness for
the pork Of their white neigbbOrs.
Out Of the 1858 pleasure oarriages in
the State e total which seems very large)
there are but S96 in Charleston County.
This shows the degree in which the wealth
Of this part Of the State has been dimin.
ishsd. Before the war Charleston City had
more pleasure vehicles Of different kinds
than any other city Of the same size in the
United States. Now the average in each
county is sos, and Charleston County,
which includes city Of 40, 900 inhabitants,
has but 396 R:chland has 179, Pickens
225, and Georgetown has 156 The horses
we have now are, with but few exceptions,
work animals, and the same may, Of course,
be psid of the asses and mules.
The following table shows the number of
horses, cattle, &c., in four counties
Charleston, which includes this city; Rich
land, which includes Columbia; Georgetown,
one Of the seacoast counties, and Pickens,
which is in the extreme northwest corner
of Tho Slate.
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SHAmro01sa AND +A1F'oo17''e'
LADIES AND CHILDREN
attended at their residences promptly and at reason
able rates.
Send orders 10 We. MARSHALL. Barber,
April IA No, 81 Broad-street sup stairs)
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for Sale.

A FINE MARE, ,tRICnARDSON STOCK
n of this State, and BUGGY for sale. For terms,
&c., address CASH. at Tbs OFFICE. q June 10
NOR sALr, DnYs AND CEILDHEh'S
IL CLOTHING, in gre t variety and without re-
gard to cost a. dEokaELi lILE co.'s, 1nns No. 2s
At VATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 30. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January 2l
EUR SALE, ANEW BATrEAU, TWEEN.
Il ~ feet In len .ih, 8 feet inches across the
keel, IN feet inches across the aunwale Apply
at No. 15 GADsDEN STREET. pear Montague.
May26
CTEAM ENGINES FOK SALE CHEAP,
y ifappled for Immediately
III One l2horse Portable ENGINE
IL One 4horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
4, One s.horse.power ENGINE, in good Coalition,
CAMERON. BaRKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumber!aud-sreets.
Januar, is
J,OR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
Il any culntty. Irice Is cents per hundred.
The cheapest wr,pplpg paper that eau be used. APP
plv al the office of THE NEWS. March
A UCTlONEERS, f H ok EI;S, and
II others wishing ", or Sale" Placards, Business
Cards or Other Joo Printing executed With neat
and dispatch viii consult their Interest by leav
ing Their orders at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
l49 East Bay.
fIlHOMAS CDUNrY Gi.. PLANTATION
i FOR SALE.-I offer for sale PLANTATION
III Thomas County. four miles from Townsville,
consisting of twelve hundred and two Gud half
acres first quail Land with good Dwelling, Ca,ins.
Kitchen, Barns, stables. Clubhouse Gin Packing
Screw. Blacksmith shop, &c all und good fence;
FIVE hundred acres cleared balance heavily tim ner
ed. There are three hundred ucres OF virgin ham,
mock-bounded on the north eide by the Atlantic
aud Gulf Rsiircal; on the south by the Monticello
road. AMI thu new railroad from Albany will come
within half mile of this Plantation.
There Ia never.faiiing creek OF fine water run.
ming through the Plantation; also FIVE wells AMI two
well stocked fish ponds on the premises.
This place il known as the Seward Home Place."
being formerly the property OF Hon James L. Sew
ard.
The Mules. Horses and other Stock, with all the
Wagons and Agricultural Implcm nts, will be sold
with the place on reasonable terms.
For particulars, apply to
A. STEVENS Auers:a. Ga.
Or to A. P. WRIGHT, Thomasyille, Ga.
Or LII GUILM- RIIN CO., Savannah. Ga.
P. S.-There are two churches and two schools In
Ihomasville. Ca, fine climate and good neighbors.
June7 limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-12
CHI HARL ES TON.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 12, 1869.
Personal Property in Charleston.

The following table shows the kinds and
assessed value Of personal property in
Charleston County, according to the returns