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tFRoH An OCCASIONAL coKaEsFoSpESr.1
.-...- sFRNoFRLp, Jan. 10.

QHA
The convention has got done taking, and eone
10 work lave aald 10, and wish It were n
oCt DON'T believe II, and AN going to take II
oaeS II has gone to WORT. though, IN eomutk-
tees. earnestly. But It has not got doue taking,
and won't TIL II adtoo1nn. We are taking oeo.
pr, sno tnese naanT been, nor wpu's be, quiet,
NoEKnG, deubtfauSe body got together in this
country, nnless tner sre graduates Of a desf and
dumb lnAtftutton, OF their tongues arc cut OF be.
fore they come togtther; and when woman he.
coEe pafs Or Fncn bodies because theire arc
tnpposed @ 70 De huns In the middle, cut u to both
And We sre al alike IN ,hts respect half
oeksn members viii take up to-day In iteration Of
bali dozen others Waut to tay 1 {eW words and
SGT right on the record. or get On It anyhow.
!nese spoatezs Of the daJ before aSn aick 81 ii
And the very men who blow u up 1t homs for
talking 10 mnch. II tney were hare, wcald best
us aS 1hc saIne business.
Some Of rncse farmers, who are 70 doFn On
!aHJts.a agah = hsye wonderful gltt Of eonilnn-
az q, sce n epeeGn themselves, Hhen once they get
q these naFdbeaded Old chars Sno draY ~ speie
cns1s % farm house supper tables .
A. ate Any bubbles ID speech they arc sure 70 pnck
Housekeeping ro!ss hare erer noune1y wtt. !.
ous, u mis- holds une Of Taniees and snckef.,
Their "homeE Klts' are tast the kind u pray fof,
Hnno news. snd not Springfield nesr. II it
muted the senlcrce Of Walsh; but want 10 ssY
tew Eorns about II. and those lu condemnation
Of hia coutsc and that OF those who Induced him
10 It. believe IN coDrasalor, bul congratuIatc
myself 1hht III my teohbllides ate not Expended
On the n.dfdertnE member Of this family and the
mufdefous membe!1 OF The human family. l Can
but s3mpatnlze With the se1giuvent.s that ahr1nks
from tic int1ictton OF pain and punishment: but
can e!1ng myself 70 pelieyc that the rAre retrou-
lions Of Providence that came bT the war Of =
Cook Auniy jury ought TO DC intercepted ii taelr
effect BY the Governor OF The State Of llltnolk
P, a p
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COPARTNERaHiF NOTICES.
NOTICES flF .IsI@44

NOTICES or DIeAN 11.ItTtaN.
The torar:netshfe Of CC-o.es q tr,.o, tHt :, .,t
city. u hereby dissolved mEtns ssou q - - -
t71 king ttteattef co:It1g soo.Gnss the r.st
Zane ef Marion Ptxk Bros ~ ~ t1a1 ~
49, 4~ ~ A44s - Is.is II 4 1r,d4rion only.
TnstxI = EA9 PIES, st. I:u}s
WttfEiI pHE:s Chicago.
Chicago, Jsn. & l5ea - FAeA.
The copa,tEenhfp q Cuea;a . f. .t ..o,,tB,.
en- 1fr IL, z.i.i1S expired BY Itls1tian
E.ni tjnr,Ies Ej+h.rrVaA1 VaA1 witt b. eortinrrd By
uamt of ~ ia f1,n x II eDp0WsElt to lse tha
Atjeu only.
THI1133t! ~ juPPt.HS St Lo1fs,
St Loaf. IL. q ,s-n MA AARSTON, JE,, Chieako
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RATEOF sEETKIPIl0y, Pa3 able Ia Advance.
DAILY.
The Daily Edition PET year, kngla copJ. .2l2.O 90
TR1-WEEkLXs
Tie Jd.Wees.y Edttlcn, Etng,e copy ..-..S GOO
WEEKLY.

ODE copJ, une Jeaf. Observation-Disclosures ECO
foaf copies, one rear, TO oEe sddras1...... Z 90
Ten copies, one year, 10 ona audress.....,. Is 90
Twenty copies, une year. 70 one addEeEa... 2a40O
EHty copies, one year, 10 one addIe4A. 49,. Co 90
In making the Above Tey low prices, And IN Of
fering the high commissions below, we REQUIRE
that The claos shall 60 to oe address ard H sAp1
rr and rem:lted Tor At ONE TINE
When subscribers wish pnpcrs In
DO addressed to ench lnuivtdr,n1 ~,
the club, fifteen cents uau4a b ne1d -
10 the subscription for each uamo 10
be 1vFit1cr.
As an i1ducenent to Poxsma1tc1s, and otheYa
70 interest themselves IN the circulation Of THx
WEEKLY TRnuaE, and 70 Reimburse them for ths,r
Iaoo1 and Expense, We viii ALLOW than
, 1870-01-12
-F0kEl6l&.
Paris Excited Over the
Murder Committed by
Prince Bonaparte;
Rochefort's Newspaper Office
Seized,
Proposed Consolidation Of Ocean
Telegraph Companies.
Franco
TIE ATTACK on rRMcH noNAPARTx.


TIE ATTACK on FRINGE poNArAsR.
PARIS. Jar. II.
The city Ia greatly excited ove1 tragedy which
occurred Jeatetday afternoon. Prince Bona.
pntes vesSlon OF the unfortunate affair u fur.
nlahed to The journals today By u. P4ul Cas-.
eaenac. he eaya the Prince made the folloKin
~ 1~sst '" ".a1it " VIZ auuo1. .......
~ fouvene aud n. Victor Eoir came to my res
ioeiee Win menaclng at, With their hAnds IN
their pockets, and presented = lestaF frnrn m
mt hts cra,t,.a.r.a.t- @sAtoAo Alo
HRead tha 1a,,er ;, rennA,1 rofr
On mY hand on nv nIstop in NV nncte,,
MArr Fan rsx,nrs,n,s ~ :. ~, Tssa"
A. nm r-ra,~aa - 49,. ~. :. 49,. aaAso.
Hhen draw nv reyolver ami 49, ~ 49, .e1 Null
Fonb,eiie crouched ben,nd = ehs,, ~ 49,, :,
protection taat II anor1,, a,onad IT. .a Aes
me, bpt he Could not crt II In ~ ~ 49, :. -. =.
while he wsa 1n that noatt,on Thsa - ~ ~. ~. ~
the room. he s,onnsd IN ~. ns1, 1ea., ..a ous "
aeatn po,ntat NJ. n;atc, 4o-sra. % oe.' sau
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PROFESSIONAL,
DIR. H. TONGEJE,

Has REtovEp ht. OEIee to 10. 15t EAsTHAnr
soHs Kooua Aad S, and wishes to inform Ii. f,r,
Fer Ds1ents and the public IA gene. Al th.t 10 u
P.!ed'to receive pa:lsnts fer diseases Of th5 HRAD
~ EYE A1d EAR, md has perfect saeeess Ii Curing
A4AuROSIS. tyen when nearly blioa .t.h IS
afe the vs1saus eassa Of Sefu:ous soco ayes eufed
~ removing the cz-s: The tzr4tEcat u not rainfal
ka- Na cha1Ea foI An c1xt.spau3c
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CUBAN GABLE,

REDUCTION ON CABLE MESSAGES To
AND FROM HAVANA. CUBA.
TO TAKE EFFKCT, JANUARY l. 1871
fos Veta. Of Eza, eHsSz s ssdFSss. S1e I'D .sn.-
aph Co. IN the unitsd attie.- ea4t ef tie MIssss.
kty Wes: t!A.ts tGola>. fof eaeh VOID oTer il
tu1t, from 1ns stt,ee Of tte Weattfu Uo!or TeIe.
y. we1t e tne Z Ah,isapst Atve-, excepting
to y ofdA &c. {Gnldl ~ "S@sS*"
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About the Strength Of the Church
HctuE Greater than That Of
k5eavcu.

Rows Co1t1pondenes a. the !Ses FORK 7roune.
sone ot the EuRiah paperA see, ssp COM
met tfu0 pretty 2eTcftly on IN expression in The
fope1 A!ncuttoo that "the Church u eytn
suonKer than hea7sn ttseIE." ~ II Ills Uo,int3x
esd Claimed aonsthin6 moro than My1ns poNo{
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NOTICE 0G- u ,p.,,r~rpt,,.r-
The EndertIsnet havs1 :: !1Hn A-sEn nT a.,t
sfa tf the Pu}pes. Il "a ns Az trnSa Sqp
rnTe.t - m4-SE n4 :. ousncss IN the city II Uh1-
tic 1st u January. ts:ul uneer
ss.ss M ~ .t.I ~ tsto1 & Peck BTox-, Wha will
rr1s Il tnnn. is1aS b1tIne.s pc1talIink to tho OLD
rios NARsToS- J.. :
chtrse. H., AM WALTHk l. PEt'E-
S0T.Hr '.e J. CLAHEHUE PhEk,
=, ~ !trrIxE III will ecrtt1ue the b.sf.
81. Luis (dIf.cIfeJ - ssuu n tnc eiss g
viii etttle I'll Eustsy " tae a4tf uttj aua
beE Of cid ft,y1 .nesttp Et.nes 1-E-
Il liquidation e -o' sNsVE III " w f,e hang
St Loul. tlo ! is.n aAA Ut tFfAEs.
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MEDICAL.
kp,@oRE,MEDfcIh

kD1&5 oREs EsMEDfElNE..
,3o oae e sg;:a Ei,ee9: @ D5qFS y DgBAKJxY,s Dsst
ton. kesest~ Ueuth. Asthma. DEBILITY. ansirstic6
R;at.fofz. Ae!!isy hles2ies.as.a han.s1- Esait:2r
Stsg ach. Elsczdela Dtsbeses. Watt oA K1hanstIon
Co15es ef snrEs s1nt Et,ti9 II T49s sl1a; Il h..
f~k; eod ia Chte4eo ~ z. r DHxEI 4 co. Il "a,
VI Lake, Et-. and II ali u uEdatS 1ue EInae5r A-
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO RENT,

Separately Or together, the lst.
I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th floors over
our new Store, southeast cor
ner of Wabnsh-aT. and WASH
fBEt0nsst.
LYON & HEALY,
Music DenIerx.
, 1870-01-12

ExEa Ulass, No, LIE. for Jan. II, lo7o.
T. = L IT IL e. Il. Is & Il, 8. 81 IL
pIAAS No. ~ FOR JAN. Il. En-
aFEiTtS nAsfikp g md isiot1 aaea furnlshel "a O
and Slnsle Humber LotteEps. hy i. T. DATIs IL
hsokc13s IN AoasHeet {h1fsn3uth 2, q Aaf u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
: BY A. G. McGILLIvRAY,
AuctIoIieer.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u sly. Tupper ct al. Executors, VS.. Ella shnlngr shnln
Ter ct oil. ~ ~ ~ - - :
viii he sold in front of The Old Customhouse,G on
TUESDAY, the Sth day of March next, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. a.,
All those THREE LOTS OF LAND, with the three
Brick Tenements thereon situate on.the south
side Of Princess street. in the City OF Charleston,
and known by the numbers S, 6 and :, In plan VI
Charles Parker. surveyor, made by order or the
City Council In January. 1916, and resuryeyed by
VIM. Hume, surveyor, in February, 1870 describ-
ell as follows, viz:
LOT No. 5.-Butting and bounding north on
Princess street; east on Lot No. 8; south on Land
OF -, and west on Land OF -. Measuring
and containing in front on Princess street thirty
three (33) feet eight S) Inches; on the east and
west lines forty ti0) feet one inch, aud on the
south line thlrty-thrce 1887 feet.
LOT No. 6.-Butting and bounding north on.
Princess street; east on Lot No. 4; south on Land
Of -, and west Oh Lot No. s. Measuring and
containing In front on Princess street twenty-0ne
lines forty (40) feet one ~ inch, and on the
south line twenty -one t2ll feet nine t9l inches
LOT No. 7.-Butting and bounding north on
Princess street; east on Land OF Jacob Small;
south on Land Of -, and west on Lot Ne. O..
Measuring and containing In front on Princess
street twenty a0 feet live t5 Inches; on the east
and west lines forty (40) feet one Q) inch and on
the south line twenty (2Ol feet eight tsl inches.
Terms-0ne.thlrd cash; balance In one and
with interest from day Of sale, payable semi-an-
nually, and mortgage OF premises. Premises to
be insured and kept Insured and the policy as
signed. Purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps.
E. w. NJ. MACKEY, s. @. @.
feb1s fm2 mch 2,8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

CoRoNER's INoURsT.-The mutllated body OF
colored man was seen lying near the tract
close by he Seven.mile Pump, by passengers on
the Summerville train, which arrived in this city
Monday morning, and Coroner Whiting started
for the spot on the up Columbia train, and held
an inquest the same afternoon. The evidence
taken was to the effect that the unfortunate man.
whose name is Joe Mcpherson, left this city for
the marl-works, and while on his way thither,
walking on the track, it is supposed he was over
taken by the early freight train, which had evil
IDENTIFY struck him on the head killing him in
stantly. The jury found verdict in accordance
with these facts. The remains were brought to
the city last evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
BY A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.l

FINDER DEGREES IN EQUITY. ~
u H.H. DeLeon vs.. Theodore D.Wagner ct al:
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th dayaol
March next ln front OF the Old cpstomhouse, as
. Ali that HOUSE AND LOT OF LAND situate ON
the north side OF Green ,ein the City OF
Charleston, known as the No. A. measuring and
containing on the said street forty.sx 'l46l feet
two C2) inches, and In depth one hundred aud SIX
ty- two 162) feet, more or less, AID deslgnatean In
the plat Of the College Lands as the No. 2A 90.
ALSO, - . '..'''
At the same time and place, - - is's
All that, LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon situate on the west side OF Pitt street, In
the City OF Charleston, measuring and containing
In front on Pitt street fifty 50)feet; same on back
line, and In depth two hundred i200l feet, be the
sarse more OF less; bounding north on Lots desis-
mated By the Nos. 2l5 16, II and Is in Purcell:
plan of Lands Of Joseph Manigaultand Charlot;f
pom, OF date 7sh of October. 1855, recorded tn
onice OF Registrar or Mesne Conveyance, for
Charleston District; south on Lands QfsQharles
L. Des deceased; east on Pitt Street, andiwest
on Lotdeslgnated In aforesaid plan by the No. %.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance In; one, two
and three years, secured by bonds OF purchasers
and mortgage OF premises. Buildings to be In
sllred and Kept insured,5 and policy assigned.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps: a ,i,s
E.rW. II. MACKEY, = ~
feb23 w3tu1 ~. Is NJ. .CsC.f
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
TTNDER DECREE IN BANKRUPTCY.
u In the mutter Of Richard II. Seiby, Bank

TTNDER DECREE IN BANKRUPTCY.
u In the matter Of Richard II. Seiby, Bank
rupt
by virtue of IN order of sale in the above cause
TO me directed, By the Hon. George S. Bryan,
United States Judge for the District Of South
Carolina, will he sold at Public Auction on
THURSDAY the 10th day OF March, 1870 Mt II
O'CLOCK A. NJ, ut the Old Postolllce, In the City Of
Charleston,
/. All that TRACT OF LAND, being part of a
Plantation called Irllie Grove. known as the
House Tract, in Saint Johns Berkeley, containing
935 acres, more or less Bounded east on other
parts OF Irdle Grove west on lands now or late Of
James Addison and Charles DeTolenarc, north on
land now or late OF Thomas Cordes, and south on
lands OF r. II. Selby.
q All thnt TRACT OF LAND In Saint John 8
Berkeley, containing 800 acres more or less.
Bounded north by the Irdle Grove, sonth by or.
chard lands OF Richards and Of L. T. Lucas, and
east and west by lands now or late or Slmons,
the same having been granted by the State to R.
8. Ali that TRACT OF LAND in Saint Johns
Berkeley, known in plan Of the Wadboo BarOny
by the No. 16, containing 5C8 acres, more or less
Bounded north by Saw Mill and lands now or late
Of Gadsden, south by Bull Head and lands now or
late OF Simons and OF Holmes, east by Cain Gully
and lands now or late OF Holmes, and west by
Saw Mill.
Terms-One.thlrd cash; residue on credit OF
one, two and three years, with interest from day
OF sale payable annually, and secured by bond OF
the purchasers and mortgages OF the premises
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps:
JOHN CAMPSEN,
feb1S /, mch 2 10 Assignee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

UNION STAR CoMPANY.-At an anniversary
meeting of the Union Star Fire Engine Company,
held on February 2sth, lS7O the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing year: W. H..
Mishaw, president; Aaron Mccoy, vice president;
L. C. Brown secretary; A. Finley, assistant Sec
retary; n S. Robertson, treasurer; W. S. Hami-
ton, first director; Alex. Motto, second director;
J. Gibbs, third director; Charles Hamilton, fourth
director; C. C. Bowen, solicitor; Henry Hagges
first aXman; Lewis Brown, second axman; Daniel
Turpin, third a1man; = Morrison, fourth axman;
Isaac Moore, hallkeeper.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

CRUMBs.-The latest dodge is that Of peri
pa,etic vendor OF seal ola universal panacea.
To add to the effect and the sale, live seal Is
taken around in d carriage and shown to the
wondering crowd as the creature that makes the
cure-all grease
A man was taken TO the Guardhouse on Mon
day insenslble from the use OF chioroform. 1t ap-
peared on investigation, that he was in the habit
OF inhaling the chloroform until he became In
sensible, and had been picked up in that condi-
.on several times previously.
Mr.. II. II. Williams has removed his hat and
cap store from No. ai3 King street to the new
store mex. to the en:ran ce OF the Academy OF
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
Auction Sales This Day.

John s. Ryan will sell at II o'clock, in Cal
houn street. east side, building material, &c.
John Minor & Co. will sell at II O'Clock, at NO
Meeting street, fruit trees, &c.
J. A. Enslow & Co. will sell at II o'clock, in front
O. their store, Peruvian guano; also, on Palmetto
wharf, damaged sugar.
r. Vi. Marshall l. Brother will sell at half-past
10 O'Clock, at their office, horses, mules &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his s'ore'
clothing, hosiery, dc.
\. A. Hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock, at MS STORE
boots, shoes, &c.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
No 1856 Meeting street, rose trees, furniture, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

The KAL41A CoTToN MILLs.-The gentle
men in Augusta, Georgia. who have undertaken
to establish new cotton mill at Kalmia, have
progressed so far as to effect their organization
into company, under charter granted By the
State OF South Carolina Subscriptions to the
amount OF two hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars have been made, leaving only seventy five
thousand dollars to be raised to complete the
capital stock proposed for three hundred thousand
dollars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
anrtion 5a!es--G CHS Dap.
By JOHN s. RYAN.

i UCTION SALE oE BUILDING MATE
IN, RIAL-Iron Front, Columns, Tools, -Imple
ments. Marble R1ag-stones, Ladders, &C., TO-,
% THIS MORNING, the I'd instant, at IL O'Clock
A. M, on the Lot in Calhoun street, south side
near Meeting, and next east OF the Church, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
A quantity Of fproperty belonging to an Estate,
consisting of BUILDING MATERIAL Iron
FRONT. Columns Terra Gotta, Fine Brick, Mar.
bic FIae.stones, Hods, Old Iron, Sashes. DC, &c
And some articles of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Terms of Saie-Cash Immediately after the
sale, and the property to be removed at once.
pnh0
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
Hotel Arrivals-llarch I.
cHAHLBsroN HOTEL.


General Gilmer, Mrs. Gilmer, W. Duncan,
Savannah; J. C. Sanders, ]. Casker, New York; E.
P. Alexander, John T. Darby, Columbia; J. S.
Cothran, Master Cothran, Abbeville; G. FL. McMas.
ter, Wlnnsboro'; Governor z. B. Vance, North
Carolina; l.. G. Cinkscales B. S. ClinSscales. Alb
beville; ]. G. Gillett, Augusta; Francis CooGson,
Philadelphia; John P. Jenkins, Mrs. ]. P. Jenkins,
White Plains; Mrs. S. P. Segor, Miss Segur, War
rem Segur, New Jersey; H. Fraser, F. Fraser, ]. r.
Fowler, Syracuse; ]. S. Kneedler, Miss julia p.
Kueeder, Master Willie Kneedler, Master Harry
Kneedler S. Aueslach, Philadelphia; H. n.
Regina, New York; c. F. woodward, Wilkesbarre;
b. M. Drane, W. McRae Wilmington; A. J. Rich,
Mrs. A. ]. Rich, G. z. Rich, A. ]. Rich Jr., Buff
feb; P. Lucehins E. n. Taller, Jr Miss A. Taller,
Miss Femter C. B. DePeyster, New York; R. R
Bridgers, North Carolina; NJ H. Thomson, Mrs.
M. 81. Thomson, L. NJ Thomson, Utica; I. C. Bel
lows Miss Mary Bellows, Miss Minnie Bellows,
Rochester: L. Nunnally, Richmond; w. Blake,
South Carolina
PAVILION HOTEL
". E. Willis, Germantown, n. c.; ]. Lynch, At
1anta: ]. Windsor, Columbia; W. H. Jackson, San
dusky; 7. H. Mulholland, Europe; J. Nettles and
j. ]. Nettles, Williamsburg; j. NJ. Humbert, Johns
Island; J. B. Isbett, Holcottville, Conn.,; W. ].
-Clarkson Williamsburg; C. L. ClinEscales and b.
L. ClInkscales, Abbeville; B. F. Afford, city;
Williams, Beaufort.
MILLS HOUSE.
Geo. NJ. Watson and lady, New York; o. b. Lee
and wife, J. R. Everhart, Pennsylvania; F. Prem
sice and lady, Miss Prentice, N Jarvis and lady,
Miss Jarvis, S. F. Johnson, New York; Stephen
Brownel, Miss Brownell, Miss Gotr, Providence;
g. B. Newkrk, Mrs. Newkirk, Rondout, n. y; Jas.
walters Miss Walters, w. II. Morgan and lady,
Mrs. Seaman II. W. Buntwall, Miss Julia H. Bunt-
wall, New York; E. DeGozar, R. L. Tolletson, II.
'Tolletson, Miss Tolletson, Beaufort; Rev. c. H.
Baldwin, Johnstown, n. Y; VIM. Talcott, Jersey
CITY: Rev. John D. ClarRson, DR.. Loryea, wife
and maid, Montreal; Mrs. Colonel Weldon and
servant, Edsto; R. H. jenkins. Baltimore; S.
Baum, H. H. Cahn Atlanta; NJ. NJ. Kohl, New Or
leans; ". o. Orcutt, Chicago.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH NOTE PAPER AND En-
ygLopEs with colored initials at the Hasel street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

SALE OF SEcURITIEs.-Mr. q. D. 0akes sold
yesterday as part OF the estate of the late Moses
D. Hyams the following securities: Fifty shares
B4nk of Charleston, old, per share, s2S %; fifty
shares Bank OF Charleston, new, per share, SIS %;
eighteen shares Peoples Bank old, per share, SIS;
forty shares Planters and Mechanics Bank, per
share, 50 so; ffty-two shares Bank South Caro-
lima, for the lot So so; eighty shares State Bank,
for the lot, 81; twenty-six shares Farmers and
Exchange Bank for the lot, SIS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

PROMINENT ARRIvALs-General J. F. Gil
nssr and Mr.. VIM. Duncan, OF Savannah, and eX-
Governor Vance, OF North Carolina, were in this
CITY yesterday, in attendance upon the meeting
of the trustees OF the Polcyhoiders Assurance
Company.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02
Bx JOHN G. MILNOR s co.

ENRUIT TREES, ROSES, aJAPONICAS,
IL kc., &c. ,',lia ~ - I
THIS MORNING. Cd instant, at II O'Clock, we
will sell at No. Meeting street, (Dr.! !Rodrgues'
new ssore,) without reserve, a.. ~, :. !
The balance of the entire stock Of FRUIT
TREES Camella Japoncas Rose Trees. Flower
ing Shrubs, Carnasion Pinks, &C., with two cases
assorted Plants, lust received by steamer Cham
pion, grown by Mr.. G. Marc, OF Woodside, L. J.,
formerly of Astoria, L. l., and warranted true 10
Conditions cash. mch2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

BILL OF MoRTALITY.--Thc return OF the
deaths for the week ending February Goth, shows
thirteen whites and fifteen colored; of the former.
there were one male and three female infants,
five male and four female adults. The colored
return shows one male and one female infant,
and three male and seven female adults. Four
OF the deaths are Of parties between the ages Of
ninety and one hundred.
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the KNIcKERBoeKER LIFE CoMPANY.--Our
attention has been directed TO the fact that Major
Hutson Lee. who for the past four yeas has he'd
charge, as local agent, Of the interests Of :ae
Knickerbocker Life Company, still occupies that
position, and continues to receive applications
for insurance in that old and staunch company,
a. No. Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

To PERSONS RESIDING IN THE CoUSTRY.-A
box containing one qulre OF initial paper and en-
yelopes to match, mailed, postpaid, on receipt OF
fortynve cents. Address, stating letter required,
Chas. C. RICHTER & Co. No. lel King street,
Charleston.
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TN UT Y-C. c. p.
Charles ?. Williams ys. william E. Simmons


BY virtue OF IN order Of Judge Carpenter, made
In this case, will sell before the Courthouse In
Wa,,terboro' S. O, on the first MONDAY in March
next, being the 7th, the following Plantations,
viz:
LIST. All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
being lying and situate on Yonge Island, IN ST.
Paul's Parish, COlleton County. known as Sim
mons Bluff; bounded on the north by q certain
creek, OH the cast and south by Wadnlalaw River,
OIL the west by lands OF p II. Warlng, and con.
talning three hundred acres, more or less.
ALSO.
All that PLANTATION Or TRACT OF LAND. In
st. Paul's Parish, known as Hollywood: bounded
Lands OF Dr. Clement, sonth on Lands OF. James
MlGgeth, and west by Lands OF p. H. Warlng,
containing In all six hundred acres, more or less.
Terms-One-thlrl cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond or bonds OF purchaser,
and mortgage fthe premises
]. X TERRY,
Sheriff COleton County.
SheriG's Office, Watcrboro', S. G., 18th February,
1870. - feb2S mwf4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

ASH WRDNEsDAY.-To-day, which marks the
opening Of the penitential season OF Lent Will oe
observed by appropriate services in the Catholic
and Episcopal churches.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

LADIES, have you seen that nice note paper
at the Hasel street Bazaar price rs cents for two
uuiresp
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

ATTENTION OF DEALERS Is called to the auc-
ton sale of J. A. EnslOw i Co. OF damaged sugars,
on Palmetto wharf. The sale was unavoidably
postponed yesterday, but will positively take
place this morning, Cd Instant, at II O'Clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-02

BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.- NEWS Job Office
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
en- -ciuocS
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PERSONS visiting the city will purchase the
stereoscopic Views Of Charleston and vicinity Mt
the Hasel street Bazaar or at No. 16l King street,