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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

TIE SHIP PACIFIC AND THE RUNNERs.-It
seems that the captain of this ship, unable to
Obtain crew here on such terms as he
thought reasonable, sent North for the neces-
sary compliment Of tars. When they arrived
they took i into their heads that they would
not 70 aboard, but being told that they must,
and given as an alternative dose Of ''arm-
let's" they yielded. The runners, we under
stand, have been exceeding wroth at the
course of the captain, and, report says, have
been using their influence to embarrass him.
1t was found necessary to put an officer aboard
the vessel night before last, and when the run
nsrs shot around the Pacific in their small
craft they were warned off, but had to be fred
into before they could be got rid of.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 22.-Paruion Hotel
James Armstrong, City; L. Buttle, Burnett
Ga; D. J. Carter, Lancaster; D. J. Moore, Co.
lumbia; D. B. McLauren, Statesburg; W. Hall.
Cowana; f. S. Moore. Clarendon.
Charleston Hotel.--C. j. Cohen, Philadelphia;
". S. Montalk, Columbia; T. B. Jeter, Union
vile; E. ". Oliver, Winnsboro'; Fl. ". Cat
tingham, Georgia; } S. Emanuel, Waterford;
John r. Rountree, Baltimore; L. 8. Cragau,
Jr., Boston; Charles Althorf New York; Joseph
Ilsley, Patterson, Md; G. w. Mcintyre and
lady, Pennsylvania; o. h. P. Stein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Quintard. New York; Fl. A. Solomoas,
Miss r. c. Solomons, Sumter; +. s. Johnson
Georgia; J. G. Wilson, New York; L. Dumar,
Baltimore; Mrs. F. Dubois, son and daughter.
Mrs s. Holmes and daughter, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

AMUsEMENrs.- -HiberniaD Hall last night was
again "a banquet hall deserted" and we be-
lieye there is more truth than poetry in the
current rumor that the German Opera COM
pany, which 49,. led Southwark under the man.
agement-or mismanagement-of Herr Grau
with SO grand flourish Of trumpets, has col
lapsed, and need not be expected to fill any
part of it's engagement here or in the other
Southern cities. We shall probably be without
amusements until Monday next, when Whit
man is to return from Savannah with his spe:-
tacnlar company, including the popular star,
Miss Jennie Kimball.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

PERsoNAL.-The Rev. Everett C. Edgerton
was elected Chaplain of the Vigilant Fire En-
gine Company, at the extra meeting held on
Tuesday last.
We had the pleasure, yesterday, of meeting
D. J. Carter, Esq, editor and proprietor CT that
flourishing weekly, the Lancaster Ledge. MIR.
Carter visits our city to purchase additional
printing material, which he finds necessary to
complete tle equipment of his Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT L1cENsE.-Ofi-
GERS Reed and Nipson reported Benjamin Rolls
for selling liquor without license, in his store
at the corner OF Yanderhorst and Coming
streets, and he was fined 500 by the Mayor,
or allowed the alternative OF paying S25 fine
and taking out a license Immediately.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

MONUMENTAL REMEafBRANcE.-We under
stand that the Ladies' Memorial Association
approached the Hiberr;an Society upon the
subject Of erecting monuments over the graves
OF Captains Mitchell and Ryaa, the former OF
whom fell at Fort Sumter, and the latter at
Battery Wagner, and that the society have de-
termined to take the matter in hand them
selves, and raise over the remains of these gal
liant young Irishmen monuments commemora-
tive of their trief but glorious career.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

TEE HEAMoNuMENTAL FAR.-Friends of the
''Wsshingtons" outside Of the city, aud espe-
cialy in the districts OF this State, are inform
ed that anv contributions they may feel dis
posed to make to the forthcoming festival, will
be gratefully received.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Conf
xsRo1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting-Ioom at Zine o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filled at the rate of two
and hal cents per copy.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circuiat:on.-THE paiLf NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPIFER OFFICIALLY RE-
CcGEIZED As HAVING 7HE LdRGEST ClR-
COLLATION. IN THE cITI- or CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING Iy THE fcsToFFYcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoEIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW laoST0FFYCE Law.
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MisftlIaneous,
D0TTERER'S GRAIN MILLS,
Corner Calhoun and AIe1a ndcr-streets.

MANUFACTURES GRIsT, CORR MEAL. PEA
Nl NEAL, and feed of an kinds. Family orders
supplied by wagon. Having purchased an interest in
the above Mill. nm now prepared to supply my
friends. Those desiring to give me their custom
can do so by leaving their cards at either Of the fol-
Book Store, King.street Southeast corner Of Meet
ins.sreet; Walker, Evans Cogswe!l Broad-street
j. A. Quackenoush, Esst Bay. Orders for goods to
be shipped mutt te left by halfpast Zen o'clock, A.
M. No charge made tor drayage. All communica'
tions addressed TO s. GOURDIN PISCKEEf.
Ipri
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DEATH OF ALEXANDER Il. MAzYcK.-A private
telegram received in the city yesterday, gave
information OF the death of this wel-kuown
citizen, which took place at. Graham's Cross
Roads, on Wednesday last. Mr.. Mazyck was
well advanced in life, and had been for many
years librarian Of the Charleston Library So
>;etv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

GETTING his BAcoN.-Jack Holloway, colored,
was sent to the House Of Correction yesterday
for sixty days for stealing ham from the store
of Ksiete & Chapman, King. street.
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UcTIOy SALES THIS DAF.

J. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell at II o'clock, on
Browns wharf, cargo of sugar and moiasses.
A. Fl. ABRAHAM g. SoSS will sell at 1o oclock;
at their salesroom, Aayne-street, imported
wines, liquors, &c. 80, 80.
MILES DRAKE will sell at lO clock, at MS
store, corner of King and Libert!; streets, shoes,
hats and clothing.
WnIIAm Mckay will sell st 10 o'clock, at his
salesroom, Meoting-strcet, furniture, whiskey,
Er
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9ine Arts.
DuOTUGRAPH'COLORING.

PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted With care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of coloring preferred.
april % 3mos*
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h. MARTIN, No. 81 Market-street, has just
returned from the North with splendid stock
of mems, boys and children's fur, wool and
straw hats; also, large and varied assortment
of boots and shoes, which he is Offering st
fair prices. Those in want Of articles in his
line will find it to their advantage to givo him
an early call
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

FRUIT THHvEs.-John Davis and John
Small were detected stealing fruit from the
store Of Mr.. Livingston, No. 344 King-street,
and were sentenced by tho Mayor to twenty
DAYS each in the House OF Correction.
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LADIES' SHOES REcovR3ED.-Three pairs Of
ladies' shoee have been recovered, and are at
the Guardhouse for Identification and delivery
to the owner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

STOCK SALE.-A1r. Louis D. DeSaussure sold,
yesterday, one hundred and forty shares of
Savannah and Charleston Railroad stock at
prices ranging from 15l to 15t per share.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

P1ckPocKEr CAUaHr.-Fomlcr, the colored
pckpocke!, who stole watch from gentle
mans pocket in Beaufain-street few nights
ago, has tecn arrested, and is now in safe
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BOUND OvER.-Riley. who thrashed the girl
for abusing hun ON the day before yesterday,
was bound over i'll the sum of five hundred do
lars to keep the peace and answer the charge.
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The UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 22.-HoN.
GEO. S. BRYAN, Observation-Disclosures petit
tions for final discharge and setting up OF
liens referred, and Johr o. Edwards was finally
discharged in bankruptcy.
In the Ctrou.t Go,srs, t.ro Jurors answered to
their names. The issue and inquiry dockets
were called, and the following cases referred to
Juries Nos. and 2, and as they rendered their
verdicts, the same were ordered to be publish
ed and recorded: Sards vs. Pratt, 1851, with
interest from 18th April for plaintiff; Lewis vs..
Henesan, for plaintiff, s557 rs; Price vs.. Kirk
patrick, for plaintiff, s1660 81; Baldwin IS. The
Laurens Railroad, for plaintiff, s652 SS; The
United States against Herrick, for plaintiff,
1886 SO; same verdict in the case of the United
States against L. 81. Bryan; Daniels ys.
Holmes, for plaintiff. S1252 80.
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TIE GERMAN FIRE CoMpANY.-The thanks OF
TIE NEWS are returned to the German Fire
Company for the kindly manner in which it
was spoken of at the presentation meeting on
Wednesday night. Justice and Progress are
our watchwords, and it is pleasant to know
that large and influential class think well OF
orr endeavor to make The NEWS the best, as
it is the cheapest, daily newspaper ever pub
l:shed in South Carolina. The NLws takes of
its hat to the German Fire Company, and wishes
tham every imaginable prosperity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

EXPECTATIONS, FOREIGN AND CoAsrwIsE.-
There was cleared yesterday, tor Liverpool, by
Messrs. Ravenel & Co., the British bark Agra,
with a cargo of 10 bags of sea island 1852 bales
of upland cotton, and 76 bbls. rosin. The Bri-
tish brig Teresina, was cleared for port in
Great Britain, by Hessrs. r. Mure & Co. with
472 bis. spirits turpentine, 1886 bbls. rosin,
and 80 bbls. tar. Messrs. Ravenel & Co. also
cleared the steamship Magnolia, for New York,
having on board bags sea island cotton, 5O4
bales upland cotton, 460 boxes and crates vege-
tables, rs bbls. rosin, lis bales domestics. and
sundries. Messrs. J. & T. Getty cleared the
steamship Prometheus, tor Philadelphia, with
200 tons South Carolina phosphates, 95 bales
cotton, 100 packages vegetables and sundries
Also, the Spanish brig Monjuich, for BARGE.
Iona, by P. J. Esnard, with 800 bales upland
cotton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

The GALAXY FOR MAY.-Cbarles Readcs new
novel, ;'Put Yourself in His Place. is conlin-
ued, and, so far, maintains the interest which
vas felt in the first chapters. 1t bids fair to be
the best OF Reade's works. "a Desultory Dc.
nunciaLion OF English Dictionaries" is queer
compound of sense and nonsense. "Pairs and
Repairs" by Lucrctia p Hale is well written
story. NIr. McCarthy's paper on English To.
ryism and its Leaders" is we'll written. ga
Great Advocate, james I. Brady" is contri-
button that will he read with interest. ga
Choir of Sonssters" comprise collection of
poems, which are for the most part well writ
ten. "rhe Galaxy MISCELLANY contains ga
Texas Ridc," "Captain Kldd-Why he was
Hung" 'srhe Gastronomical Almanac" "Les
Petits Italiens," Acuteness," and George
Frederick Cooke in New York" all of which are
very readable, interesting articles. "Drift-
wood" and Literature and Art" are also ex-
celleut. The editors "Nebulm" are, as usual,
s2rightly and entertaining. On the whole the
Galaxy for May is fully calculated to retain the
good opinion of the reading public.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HGRLEN TURTLE SOUP, fish, clam chow der
boiled mutton, &C., are to be among the attrac
tions of Torck's lunch table this forenoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

RoBBERY.-Some adroit rascal entered the
premises, No. 40 vanderaorst-street, the night
before last, and carried of a lot of bedding.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23
LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Marion Lodge, at 8 P. NJ.
Strict Observance Lodge. at half-past P. b..
St. Georges Society, at Il NJ.
Marion FIRE Company. at half-past ?. NJ.
Etna Frc Company, half-past ?. NJ:
Charleston Fire Company of A1men, at 2. VI.
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TEE COLUMBIA FREMEN.-As will be seen
by the following paragraph, the Columbia Phoe
nix cannot speak Of the parade of the Fire Dc
partment without sneeriug at Charleston hos
pitality and Charleston fair-dealing. The wri'
ter, whoever he ma be, knows as little o
Charleston as he does of the spirit Of the Co
lumbia fremen, and is evidently oblivious Of
the distinction between confidence and brass,
fippancy and sense:
The more we read in our Charleston e1-
changes of the excitement caused in our good
old "City BY tha Sea" by the preliminary exer-
cises OF the Fire Department, the more zoe are
amused at The idea Of ats Charleston boys osat.
ing our Pdlnlett0eS. who are to be their guest:
on that occasion. II is we'll to be frank at all
times, ard in saying what We now say We DO
fess aud shall prove that W. are frank in ,ghat
we say-our boys wN beat the Charleston boys
if they haze anything. IKE fair sho!ctn9
in respect to the weight OF the engine and the
number Of men engaged, and The condition oi
the streets
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

ADDITIONS TO THE PRoaRAMME.-At the
meeting of the Board OF Firemasters, held
night before last, the following additions were
made to the regulations to be enforced On the
9th ssS'
Hose reels may rreccde the engines on the
run. but viii start together. The mentunnins
hosa. attach the pipe and work the engine.
One o&cer from each steamer and hand engine
to be appointed to inspect the boilers, suctions
and boxes, ard to see that the brakes sre
strapped down and secured in the usual man
Qer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

ST. JOINS LUTHERAN CHURCH. S ABBA T H
SCHOOL PIcNIc-The teachers, &C. 'lrs, pa
rents and friendsof st. Johns Lutheran Chulc
20 on picnic to-day to Po,chers Farm, on
the Northeastern Railroad. The cars will
leave the station at half-past s A. NJ. There
will be upwards of thee hundred g :holars and
forty. teachers in attendance, and many
parents and others interested. Without hav-
ing any stated programme for the day, tn ere
will, no doubt, be pleasures and pastimes in
troduced 10 enIiven the occasion and render it
an exceedingly agreeable oGc. The young ma
rooners have our best wishes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

MEMORIAL DAY.-At an extra meeting Of the
Ladies' Memorial Association, held yesterday
afternoon, at the Home, in Broad-street, ar
rangements were made for tho observance Of
the approaching Memorial Day, tue 1ntr Of
May next. Tho exercises will be opene~ II
prayer by the venerable DR.. john Bachman,
after which an address will be delivered by a
distinguished Southern author, who has been
invite to be present. Two original odes will
be contributed, one by lady of Charleston and
the other by q prominent Southern poet, and
while the second ode is being sung the decora-
tion will take place. The railloads have agreed
to carry visitors to the ground, and thus af-
ford ample facilities Tor very large attendance.
It is expected that all the tombstones will be
up, before Memorial Day which will greatly
add to. the appearance of the hallowed spot
where lie, side by side, the bones ofour fallen
brave. The ladies of the different churches in
the city are requested to take charge of the
de ,oration of the graves in the city church
yards. Contributions of garlan2s will be called
for as usual from the different residences, and
all who possibly can, are earnestly requested
to have in readiness some floral token, at the
gate OF lhe Cemetery boxes will be placed for
the reception of donations to aid in defraying
the expenses of keeping the grounds in order.
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OMNIBUS LINE TO MAGNOLIA.

THE SUBS sCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
announce to the citizens OF Charleston that be has
established q LINE OF OMNIBUSE1 under the
superintendent of MIR. II. GATES, to run ftom
corner Meeting and Line streets to Magnolia Avenue
ard the Thrco Mile House.
These omninuses will tave clch terminus every
half hour from A. N to 12 NJ, and every quarter
hour from to 6 z. a., aud will run every day.
Fare 10 cents.
strict adheIencet to Schedule guaranteed
Arrangements can be made for Picric Parties,
at Stage Office, corner Lire and Meeting streets.
April 81 wl2 ROBERT GRAHAM.
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NAVAL SroREs.-In reply to our correspon-
dent Commerce" we would mention that 1t
has been our purpose to make the reports in
reference to ''naval stores' in the weekly mar
ket statement as reliable as possible, and it
will bc noticed that tn, information in regard
to the article published this morning is more
complete than heretofore. and it is our expec.
tation in the future to give as full intelligence
in regard to the transactions IN this article as
can be procured. There is no reason why
Charleston should not become large and
leading market for the sale..of the products Of
yellow pine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

THE LUMBER TRADE.-W,:h the valuable
pine forests IN the lower part Of this State, the
lumber trade OF this city should be large and
PROSPEROUS. To show what may be done to
promote the business in this article, Messrs.
Risley L. Creighton shipped per schooner Mel
lie Carr, for Msyague1, P. R cargo OF Caro-
lima hard pine, which was got out and careful
" put up by our well-known lumber merchants
messra. J. q. Steinmeyer S Co. The following
is tf3k very aattering report concerning II re-
ceiYed from the party to whom it was sent ID
Porto Rico: 1--WE have much pleasure to say
that this cargo, as regards quality and assort-
n,ent. has been OF the very bes. landed here
in many years."
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ScHUIZENFEsT, MAY S, AND 1.-THE Schulz.
engesellschaft, or German Rife Club, of this
city, have determined to give "Toikstes;, .
this spring, which shall exceed in splendor
and attraction anything of the kind which has
ever before been attempted in Charleston. II
will be made to resemble, as far as possible,
the same celebrations in the larger German
towns, and every amusement will be afforded,
from menagerie and circus to the graceful
danee-thus making it attractive not only TO
our German population, but to all classes OF
residents and visitors.
In preparation for this grand fete, which will
take place May S, 6 and Z, the club have greatly
improved their handsome grounds at the
Schutzenplatz, opposite Magnolia, and In Te
erected an extensive shcd to accommodate
those visitors who may desire to engage in the
mastery and exciting sport of rifle shooting.
The rifle clubs OF the ncighboring cities OF
Atlanta Aug dsta, Savannah aud Columbia, as
also the clubs of New York, jersey City and
Washington, have been invited and Will proba-
bly, attend. 1t is ,ntended to be an event for
Charleston, q threc-days holiday for her pco-
pie, and all attraction to thousands Of visitors
who will spend ihoir money among US.
In the German cities, where these festivals
have been held annually for hundreds OF years,
ri 10 customary 1oirtrt1 or tt,v otey
where the festival is held, and Of adjoining
towns, to present tlro club T.Eh s.oc linens OF
their wares, which are distributed as prizes to
the successful competitors il the sports, and
being thus publicly exhibited and also noticed
in the local press, serve as on excellent adver-
tisement for the generous donor. The advau-
taso thus to be derived was quickly approciat-
cd by the merchants and manufacturers Of
New York last year, and their donations to tue
National VolksfesS which was given by the
Schutzengesellscha OF that city were very
numerous and OF great value. Somo Of the
German merchants OF This city, acquainted
with this custom in their native laud, hayo al-
ready signifed their intention to mako very
handsome donations of chs kind to he club Of
this city, for their appr Jachins festival. To
accommodate :e them aud others who arc similar
ly disposed, the committee of arrangements
have designated the fancy goods store Ci Ar.
Won Santen. on King-street, as depot, where
gifts intended as prizes viii be received, and
kept on exhibition until the commencement OF
the celebration.
The programme of the "Volksfest" will ap-
pear in few days, as soon as the preparations
are completed.
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DorTEREn's GRAIN MnLs.-Afr. s. Gourdin n
Pinckney, FOR long time connected in re-
sponsib.e position with the Express Company,
has purchased an interest in these extensive
mills, corner OF Calhoun and Alexander streets,
and is prepared to supply at the shortest no.
tice grist, corn-meal, pea-meal ian excellent
article Of food for cows,) and feed OF all kinds.
The gentlemen connected with these mills,
Messrs. Dotterer and Pinckney, are Charles
tonians. of energy and enterprise, and deserv-
ing of public patronage. Orders can be left
at Fogartie's and Holmes boos stores, Walker
Evans & Cogswells, and j. A. Quackenbush's,
East Bay. Orders for articles for shipment
must be given by half-past 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
No extra charge made for drayage. Dir. Plrok-
ney has entire control of the business, and will
endeavor to give evory satisfaction to those
who may favor him With their trade.
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REFERENCES. Governor T. Z. Vance, Charlotte
". D. Reynolds 4 Bro, Norfolk; E. G. dhio' super
intendent S. & R. Railroad, Portsmouth; Coione' %
l.. Fremont, E. E. Purruss, Esq, Whmine'oni a.
E. Thurber Il Co.. L.anghran Esbfrt' new h0rn
Bernard o'Neil,, Charleston; Alexander Russell
Savannah. 3mos AfA
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CLoTHMa.-Ml. VIM. Matthessen has re-
ceived large and attractive stock of spring
clothing md furnishing goods for men, youths
and boys. Tho stock comprises all the new
styles Of goods and garments, and every va
riety OF furnishing goods. The tailoring de-
partmcnt is supplied with choice spring cloths,
cassimeres and eoatings, which are made to
order under the care of French cutter. Mr..
Matthiessen has been in the business fortwen-
ty-fve years, and his establishment ls uotcd
for low prices and prompt attention, while his
stock is always the v,rS c.eam Of the fashions.
See advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

REAL ESTATE SNEs.-The market for real
estate WIS rather dull gcsterday, and only
pieces OF property of small comparative value
were disposed of.
a. c. McGillivray sold under decree in cqul-
tv, the tracts OF land in It. Andrews Parish
known as Johu's Island Ferry aud Wilkins
tracts, five hundred acres in all, for 500 cash.
Holmes s. Macbeth sold the leu Mile House
and 1000 acres of land in st. Stephens Parish,
for 800 and mortgage; also tract containing
nine hundred and sixty acres, fol- $3.50 and mort
gage; also seventy acres OF land in Laurens,
S. c., for $50. Terms cash.