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1sleprspaed ksels.isely . tae kpe.ane ssa,.

1elegTdpAed E1class0efy % The zreRtN Ndv. :
OVID, N. r, April 22.-The Pennsylvania and
ized by the election Of thirteen directors. The
road In 70 run from Waverly, via Trumadsburg
Ovid, Senaca Falls and Waterloo, to Great So
dus Bay Stock II taken out, and ten per cent
Is paid in. The road Is over 100 miles long, and
runs through the most populous region Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

I J.Ross BROWNE, late U. s. Minister to China,
arrived here last evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

The shipments Of coal from Cumberland last
week amounted to 6,150 tons by railroad, and
S,S6s tons by canal.
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CAPTAIN HALLS LECTu RES have always been
most favor ably received. His theory regarding
the Arctic regions 10 very reasonable, and his
plans for penetrating to the very poles OF the
earth seems feasible. He lectures upon the sub
ject at Lincoln Hall tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

DUNCAN MoSTRoeE WILSON, son OF the Com
missioner Of the Land ONCE, leaves here to-day
for short trip to Europe. e:
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sUMMHR WINES

Ihaye inst received, and am in daily recent Of the
following light W ines and drinks for the summer
seseop OF my own Importation:
GLARkT-S3:n per dozen, OF go per ca.k
neldesheimer German Wine, Ss per dozen.
sheny, from - to- $s per gallon. ,i''l'-- .-
Ohhiamysg gnes Of ail,he choicest vintages-Rodere-
Bas g and ounger's Ale. fs
SGinpess' and HibbertI Porter ~
% The seleSratesSf sffs Bo%%ES %iss wHsxrY ., mar
WI Also, manufacturer Of the celebrated NATIVE
NE giTTEkS, regulator Of the female system,
and malariai diseases. CHARLtS GAUTIER,
apS1y 1917 and 1919 Henasyiy yania ave
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feierepAed Esclssiss1y b ixs Isesise Star.
NEW YoKK, April 22-Arriyed, the Dacian,
from Leshorp, Mslles, Sc. On the 2oth inst. !,
at p. M in latitude 81 deg. min, lonQitudt
20 DEF. rs min., ahe saw vessel on Gre, Which
burned TO the waters edge. She lowered boat
snd pulled to her, but c0aid not learn what she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

THE ONO VISITORS are to-day visiting the
various places Of interest in this city This
morning they went to the Navy Yard and AR
eenal in body. ~ ~ -. -.' 3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ThOse god. ola-f fashioued trsekrrs. win vh;ch
she No,Id 40 familiar, and which were welcomed, ..
~ 1r psok nearly 90 century aGe the tables Of
arc nov daiiy supplyinx the Grocers of washinGtSn
nin Me,h gssds troos the JAMESON 81 "A VI
fancy Crack ers and Cakes -
Orders TO our wagon, or IL sent to the Bakery in
htSandr1a. a.. Will be prom pity and carefully at
unded TO- use only the best materials, and vii b
cur increased facilities for baking enabled to sell
81 prices which compare farorably with the largest
and beet Bah cries in the iard : y r'-7 -
GEORGE q. ALL CO.,
apZa -. .lu Proprietoru.
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO A-YoBFa LADY-A
telegram to the Richmond Dispstca states that
Miss Eyeline Goodioe, daughter Of Mr.. Paul H.
soppina With same friends st chs University Of
Virgins, accidentally shot herself on Wednes-
day evening, while playing. With pistol, amer
taEDet pfactice with several other sdies. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22
Death Of . U. q. Consul.

DeNth OF . u. D. Consul.
Tele0apAsd Ezdnlsirely to the Evenisg Star. ,suz
Boston, April 22.-Capt James r. Wheeler,
U. 5. Consul at Kingston, Jamaicl I, died there
on April sth q c0pgestion Of the brain. Capt.
Wheeler was lieutenant on board the Keafsage
when she sunk the Alabama.
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ALLEN's LUNG BALsAM

THE REMEDY FOR CURING ~r-
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,sAN GROUP. .f
As AN EXP ECfORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL.
,, eS%RSsed q the sctiSs principle, of roots aad
taln all their medical apAhdeu. - q 3 -
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC sPEAKERs
who are 20 often ancted With throat diseases will
ls Sni s.d
;Wili .lI those sfiicfed With Coughs or con.mmp-
the 1ssa and i1 sSais bss bsasy the s suss BE
Remedy fs found at last. =. -
nus Sold by oa DrxsEins. mhz3 solm&w
CHARLIE HEIDSIECK
CHAMPAGNE. Siiiery and Extra Dry. In Ras-
ker-in cases. For sale by ali wholesale Rrocers
York. NH a. aawam I'M"
MEBIG's COMPANY's EXTRACT Of
R1%ns IN and s1cssncs il cook1x Nope
inventor and Of DR.. Max Won Pestenkoier, delesate
aps-r&ri 1ss BroadEay, New York.
MANHOOD AND WoMANHOOD.
attraction Of the sexes and the Happiness. Of True
MARRIAGE, when perfect manhood and perfect wo-
manhood unite to con.ecrats the union. Sent free,
ATOM Box Ps "a AssSSi so
BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE,
Y. :es sSs Sc.. # not tie csS;.
e RsssdIs ssS 9:
". A Bachelor 3 Hair Dye has had thirts ysa,s
OF i
MY. fe5-tr
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Snow AT rHx SourB.-Snow fel. on Sunday
alopR the line Of tia Virginia sanl Tennossee
faiiroad. as far east as Christianbufg, TO the
depth or six incAes. IThe muu1tHt1y near lynch
burg we're als0s covered with snoH on NShday
naoIluinu.rn r-.Ill - & ~ ..a.hA -.
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fsleSrepAeS 1slssessly \. NJ 8sasig Asn I
RocHEsrfR N. Y, April 92.-fhe United
States Hotel at Warsaw wAs burned this morn
ing. .WCI SzQz2T lEA HGIGE Idk
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TIE INDIANA RoBsKRs GET Orr In OrHEn
PEOPLES CLoTHKa.-A dispatch from Terra
Haute last evening says :-Yesterday's dispatch
left The two robbers of the Vermiilion county
ueasurers once nearly naked, fagttives I'm the
them. They presented themselves to two we'll
known citizens on the highway, and drawing
their revoivers compelled the citizens 70 s>KfS
ron mest Of their sc3otAing, which the ns6ssFs
soon picked up BY number OF men who we're
hunting the burglars, and having every extef-
nal appearance OF being the fugitives, tkey were
trial. Theyproved IN uastsnd got OF.
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p1Dr. Runner superintendent q education
in yireinis, tnvrtss sn{sesttons Ten e5seri-
8 system Of cannon schools In thatstatS. p s-
1MIs Evsline i. Gstes, ofeYsibW Spriags,
Ohio, Nr1tes that she likes trousers and wear
them, believing them more confortables con
yenisnt and decent srticles q .elparsl thar
Anvfn9 skirts DH u EBO1AAAot g 4 AFATss
! nVMrs. Emma A. Lane, of Boaon, and 4
prominent member of the Dsuphtefsof 81 Ofis-
PIN, sssefts. After . careful inquiry, that the
vast majority Of working women IN the U. s. do
not desire the bailot. Mrs. Lane h working
woman herself -
WMrs. Lydia Duvflle, Of Greenheld, Wis.,
was found ON Wednesday dead, s1sPended by
rope, locked in q room at her resideice. a suit
for divorce was pending between her and her
husband. The latter has been arrested to await
further developments. ~ , ~ a. :
prCaptain j. ID. Proctor, Master OF Trans
portaticn Of the Norfolk and Petersburg RAN
road. was shot yesterday evening m the ann and
neck by an engineer ON the road, named John
Sykes, who had just been dAchgeed. The
woune Dos nfeh aeaez3 -.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.


N tre0l.
riegrepAed Bsdssivsly b Ne Essais6 Msr.
MONTREAL, April 22--On the arrival OF the
american train last evening four men were ar
are VIM Burns, Simon Murphy, Pat Grimm
and John Webb. The prisoners say they were
ietnrning to Quebec from States where they
had been working during the winter.
e They were arreste d nnder the late act sus-
pending the writ OF habeas corpus, on represen-
tatione of QuaItermAster AcPhail, Of the 5ist
them from the frontier. They win be brought
up for examination.
"A battalion ieft yesterday for the frontier.
Ihe headquarters will be at La Sale.
The Argentine Rangers, 400 strong, arrived at
ten O'Clock last night. They arer 10 do duty at
Freligshsburg, Stanbridge and Bedford
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rslegepasd Bsclasssly . fzs ssssiV AA~
PITTsBuRo, April 22.-The refinery Of p
weisenberger has beens partly burned. Lose
$4,000.
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french Politics,

fleerepAed 1sclGsively 70 fAs 1veatae Stos.
PARIS, April 22.-The members Of the party
OF the Left, who refused to sign the manifesto
will nevefthSlses So1 a6AiAa The pleboDUte.
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GfoRefA GIRLs.-A Georgia pPer tells Of
two yong ladies Who rnoeutly narteted 81 Co,
themseires., N ,, pefhape, unnecenaryto 70 odd,
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The Frenehl Arm

The Frenohi Army to,vote.
feleorapAed ksclssively to The IssaisN 6sas.
PARIS, April 22-It Ia announced today as
certain that the French army, which never 70 'es,
will participate in the plebiscitum On the sth Of
May,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

rat RIcHAxpsos EsrA fArlsna,
late Albert d. kiehaFdsens at Weo1eide, Now
TAS5y s. ,kfc6sfd dscn,s !ad specSi Enardias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

The Fenians Active IN EnsIand.
TssvvspAst 1sessstsslf q fk Ssss66 ~. q
LONDON, April 22.-The fenisns are unusua 4,
IL active. Seizures Of arms and other war mz
terials we're made yesterday at Manchester an
Newcastle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

Nom1Doee0 f0r Congress.
1sie0repAed 1sc1Gsivsls - ~ 8se~ss0 Stas.
SAN Francisco, May 22.-The Washington
Territory Republican Convention mot at VEN
eouver's to-day, and L. Garfield was unanimous
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Murder : QhalI6oAfisn for King.
1slesrepAed Esclssivelr 70 1Ae Esestav Stay.
MADRID, April 22.-The Orieanist' thinks the
Duke Of Aolfpensiers chances for the thrope OF
Spain hsve S1en improved by his daef with
Prince Aenriof Bourbon, f,-gnrov,<r 80,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

CAPTAIN HALLS LECTURE
ON HIS EIGHT YEARS SEARCH FOR THE
SURVIVORS OF
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN s EXPEDITION.
LIFE AMONG THE EsQUIMAUX
THE
ARCTIC REGIONS. F.s..-
AT LINCOLN HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL %.
Doors open at :; Lecture 20 conme nee ats
Tickets for reserved seats, IS. cents; Admission
Tickets, - cents. To be procured al Ellis Music
stsre, 800 Pennsylvania avenue, Thursday and
MATINEE LECTURE, at the same place, for the
convenience of parents and Children. SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Adults, Is cents;
The two Lectures will be illustrated by two NAM
moth Charts Of the Arctic Regions, and b. relics Of
eir John franklin : Ex peditiOn. d. -
THE ESQUIMAUX FAMILY, consisting Of mar, |,
his wife aud little girl Pun ny, viii ibe present
dressed in full Arctic costume. ap10B
ECTURE By HON. PHILADELPH VAN
JOSEPH MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, FRIDAY
EVENING, April 22d. st Carroll Hall, g street
between 9Th and 10Th street. ~
SVRECT Cromwell and his times. 7
Tiekrts 80 cents. aplg4t
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Ex-ATToRNEY GENERAL EvARrs concluded
his argument before the House Judiciary Com
mittee this morning, in behalf of the Idris
Mining Company, in opposition to the McGar
rahan claim. Judge Paschal win commence
his argument for McGarrahan on Monday. 90
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reform Of the Constitution be submifted 70 de
people, and carried, be wfii be stffi very power-
full He VIII have fuH centrcf or sh' 6Snass,
voice MI thsn have declared his family heiu 20
the throne, and the Giftcand appoiptmen ents 70 be
distributed by him win secure to hh Iilegfance
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&An anti-ssearils society has been formed
in Seyannah. Georgia. the memDep q vh1cS
| swear daring the day. AT ths end q sanh ~
the sum total OF each membsris indulgence =
paid over to The treasurer OF the society, and at
tion . dDnsesd . sons public cAadty. !. d IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

NoNINATIoNs--The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate this afternoon.
David G. Humphreys, of Alabama, to be As
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. .-.5 -s.t
benjamin j. Waters to be Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF New Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

TIB SHEeATloNi ,lxsTERDAY-THB VI
--LATEST GOLD CorsPIRAeY--FoRaRp 2 I
PATcHxs.-we made mention. in yesterd
STAR OF Q canard in nreiation % alleged din,
ties with SpAin, stating that tbs story MAS
true, and that ~ vas sPpArentay sek sHoat
New York specuiatorsS Later fdsvelopme
show that the schenae was rather ingenious
Treasury were both i1diSnant at the auda.
Of the plCtters'who had efiRinsted the ~
and added to 1t the fiction Of q Special CsbI
meeting, bat they were not sotAach astonis
e.. 1919 AZ. Ad%isal Perter, wh9 Eecelysd ths toll
CaAsLssFowx, N Ass., xprii d, isso.-
Adwirul D. D. Porter The teiloWinR teleqr,
directed to jacob D. Glidden, Fcsfe Of G,
nandant Of Navy Yard, and sigped Porter,
fecssve from Nashington h "a. -. -, = :,
able vessel may Be put IN commission INN
stsly. Buy syefyt6ing Tor .conSfructisn i'm
diatelys before gold rises. Win 70 ,up With +
coon @ facts are made public. Nay ret out
day. Acf fsst. See Ammon. Prsssds1t How
No such person Is Glidden here. Opened,
read, as suggested by telegraph operator Pis
answer. CHAs. SfKADMAu, Conmandan
From Brooklyn At the same time the foll
Inf, we're received; ,i..-....y,,...--,-.--...-,- -,
respsctiyely, TO- Hufburd and Henderson
mean? 3. nj. GORDON, Commander
Admiral Porter pronounced the dispatchs
forgery. and promptly teiessaphsd the 9
quirics Of q similar nature were received a
Portxmouth, Phiiadelphia, and Norfolk. :
forged dispatches having been sent TO the n
yarib at an those points- | AF : :
The Navy Department has already IN
procer measures 70 investigate the matter =
there is no doubt that the conspirators Wil]
discovered. ~ = -AA q l.f -.
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n SPRING Still.
hs "a SSdpas E Are S Ss:;Rscsfqiiy isis.msas IA
HAf9 can Be- fsnsedS[sd. 70 ieshicnabls ShaDs u
SgTS0HAAIaA2 IAof04I, sas q 8,
ROOk, JOB, And ORhAhHNfAL PRINTING
~vfslrE GIBSON BROrHIRs. .sa
spH1y lVl2 Penn aysnue, (south sideD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-22

\ ECTURE EXTRAORDINARY AT HAIR
Hotel. seJOURNER Truth, by special request
Of the audience, will speak again THIS EVENING
at : o clock, and will give her views the Woman
Question. ~ years . slave, 20 free and advocate
ef her race uDettercd sings and talks well; did &C
collection. ltf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06
ALONZO ]. WHITE & SON,
Auctionecrs,

GALE AT THE RISK OF TO.sM4R
- Purchaser, he failing to comply G';n .he
terms OF sale.-Under Decree In Equity.-fhe
Homestead Building and Loan Association vs..
John q. Often, ct al.
win be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
April, inst, at the Old Cussomhsune, Charleston,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
All that PIECE, PARCEL, OR LOT OF LAND,
with the buildings thereon, situate, lying and
being On the south side OF George street, 10 the
City OF Charleston and State Aforesaid, desig.
mated as No. on the plat OF st. Philips Church
lands, made by r. Q. Pinckney, Surveyor. on 18th
August. 1852, and recorded In the Aesne Convey
aucc ONCE Charleston, In plat book A. No: !,
page 1925; measuring and containing, according
to the plat AFORESAID, In front on George street
48 feet 4 inches, on the back or south line 81
feet inches and In depth from north to south 200
feet; buttlng and bounding north en- George
street. to the east on Lot No. on said plat, to the
south on Lot No. s, and to the west on Lots Nos.
9. 10, IL and u, on the said plat.
Terms-One.thrd cash; balance payable In four
equal successive annual lnstalments, with inter.
est thereon ut the rate Of seven ~ per cent. per
anrum payable annually; secured by bond or
bonds or the purchaser and mortgage OF the SAID
lot OF land; the buildings thereon TO be Insured
and policy OF insurance assigned. Purchaser 10
pay for papers and stamps.
pN' r. VIM MACKEY.
apr4 mwths Sheriff Charleston County.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06
Hotel Arrivnls-Aprii 8
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


z. S. Williams, Baltimore; George W. Swan,
Philadelphia; Thomas II. Simons, New York.
Charles Hamburg, Columbia; W. J. DcTrcve,
orangeburg; A. +. Run, Ridgeway; V. S. Jordan,
Camden;S S. P. Dcaring ". ]. Cressnell, Jr., Au'
gusta; Madame Osna and servant, Miss osma,
Havana; Ii. T. Wright D. L. Turner and wife, +.
Arnum and lady, Edgeneld;J S. Cloud, Mrs. Sal
tiers, Camden; General NJ W. Gary, Bdgeaeld
Mrs. George Greer, VIM. Greer, New York; E. A
Wood, Boston; r. C. Myers. Wilmington; Mrs
Gibson. 8. A. wood, J. A. Law, wife, child and
servant, Darlington; George ]. Greer, Jr, Aiken
W. II. Stark, Savannah; II. II. Hartz, Marion
@. 7. Knight Monroe; Geo. T. Gilchrist, Bergen
Point; 8. H. Nanger and wife, Edgefeld; James j.
MCGOWAN, Savannah; J. P. Clements, J. P. Par
rott Darlington; ]. Z. Kump, Blooklyn; j. L. ELY
4. K. Morse, New Orleaus; Geo. B. Floyd, Fl. D
Warner, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. FISK
Brooklyn; A. D. 0sens, Sa"annah; W. A. Hasted,
Miss Nellie ]. .Hasted, Brooklyn; ". A. Whitehead
Newark; ]. L. Phillips, NJ. W. Smith, P. ]. Moore
T. ID. Seals Alabama; Charles Butler, N Botta
Kew York; ". o. Bishop, Mr.. Rena, Atlanta; Il
T. Dunn Hampton Sidney, Frank Bier, Whining
ton; Dr. E. L. Peck, Brooklyn; F. D. Lee, yir
ginia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
]. Heard, North Carolina; S. II. Kirkland, AL
leHdale; G. E. Steadman, Backville; T. E. Mas
sengale Georgia; A. S. Smith, Danyille; Wm d
Perry, A. McBee, Jr., Greenyille; a. NJ Reeder, N
G. Reeder, Newberry;J. ]. E. Quattlebaum. Orange
burg: W. II. Lamus, Savannah; ]. +. Waking
Norfolk; J. L. Tobin, Blackville; II. Charles
Barnwer S. Turner, Michigan; F. Watson, J. S
Lancaster, New York; W. K. Blake, Spartanburg
W. A. Colcough, Georgia; NJ. Jacobs, Manning; J
Gorham ]. II. Kemp, Brooklyn; b. ID. Deane
South Carolina; ]. Mithcrs, Winnsbsro'; J.
Bronson, Barnwell Sentinel.
MILLS HOUSE.
T. II. Mann, Massachusetts; John A. Sagre, New
FORK; u. S. Briggs and wife, c. Fl. Briggs, VIII
and child, Kanhake lsland Miss F. G. Reynolds
South Bend; E. b. Grandins, Pennsylvania; J.
Yates, Mayesyille: F. ]. Kimball Pennsylvania
]. T. Coy, England; Frank Arnim and wife, D. L
Turner and wife, Edgeleld; VIM. E. Kelly, New
York; Mrs. George NJ. Greer and son, New York
NJ NJ. Kinguan, Beaufort; VIM. A. Booth AM
wife, e. c. Edgar Mrs Fegg aad two daughters
| Z. A. Wood, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06

The FINE ARTS IN CHARLEsToE.-There are
now on exhibition at the fine art gallery of Quin-
by Co., King street, opposite Hasel street, o
series Of large Photographic portraits elaborately
;retouched with India ink, which, in point OF exc
.cution, finish and I'D lty to the originals, equal
the very best worsaof Brady, or any other OF the
brag Broadway photographers. These pictures
are admirable liEenesscs Of some OF our leading
citizens, including the lamented Mr.. Cobia; and,
in justice to Mr.. Barnard the accomplished artist,
1t ought to be mentioned that they are furnished
here Ia Charleston at just thirty per cent. less
than the price charged for precisely similar por-
traits In New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06
BY A. c. McGILLIvRAY,
AuctIonecr.


TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ Ann O'Hara vs.. B. F. Redwood.
VIII be sold on SATURDAY, the 10th day OF
April, inst In front Of the Old Customhouse, at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
All that Lot OF LAND, situate near the Village
OF Hillardsville, Christ Church Parish, known IN
plan Of Hillardsville, by r. K. Payne, Surveyor,
by the Nos. II and 1s, measuring on Centre Ave
nue. 726 feet, more or less; contalning In all 20
acres, and having water line OF 726 feet; bound
ing northwardly on Centre Avenue, eastwardly
on Let No. 10, southwardly on the water, and
westwardly on Lot No. 1e. 4
ALSO, To-.
All those two LOTS OF LAND, situate near
HillardsvIlle and known In plan by r. E.
Payne, Surveyor, dated 31st March, 1853. and re-
corded In the Meslc Conveyance Ofice, by the
numbers % and rs, with the addition OF the
marsh Lands to the. south, measuring on Centre
Avenue 800 feet on the east Line 2100, on the west
line 21OO feet on the south line 800 feet, and CEN
tanning IS and four.twcnticths OF an aere, more
or less, of high land, sand and marsh; bounding
north on Centre Avenue, east on Lot NO. n, tae
property OF 8. Fogartle, west on Lot No. 1s, the
property OF 7. E. Dawson, and south on the low.
water line OF Charleston Harbor.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND, known as No. TO- on
plat by r. <. Payne, Surveyor, for the Mount
Pleasant Ferry Company; bounding north on Lot
No. "A, east On the water, south On Lot NO. Is ana
west on Centre Avenue, measuring and contain
ing 10 acres OF Land, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps. E. W. N. MAeKEY,
APPS wnfs4 3. z. Y.
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NOVEL,. MODE OF SUBDUING PRISONER
Yesterday, as we are informed, two colored police
men arrested celored man near the Charleston
Hotel. who resisted their efforts to take him TO
the Guartlhouse. He was so dsorderly that par
ties ia the crowd which had collected advised the
policemen to club him, whereupon one OF the
policemen cried out that he did not want to use
club, and then quietly butted the prisoner, knock
ing him senseless TO the ground. He was then
taken to pr. son en- Q dray.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06
The CHARLESTON NEWS: WEDNESDAY, April
cRuuBs.-Four drunken individuals yester

CRuABs.-Four drunken individuals yester-
tcrday contributed, by request Of the Mayor,
twenty dollars to the city treasury.
Joe Doosan, colored, was badly cut about the
face and neck night before last, by John Dantz-
man, colored. Dantzman was arrested.
From the 1st Of September, 1862 to March 81,
1870. there were 21,7o9,a0o feet OF lumber and
timber inspected in this eity-11, 1928 feet OF
lumber, and 1o,26a,s7O feet OF timber.
Alderman Greene has resigned the chairman
ship Of the Committee on the Fire Department
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06
LOUIS D. DeSAuSSuRE.

d ESIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY.
III At Private Sale. the three story WOODEN
RESIDENCE, Brick Basement, No. 2S South Bay,
few doors west OF King street, containing six
attached is o Brick Kitchen. Lot so feet front BY
16o feet in DEPTH
ALSO,
Adjoining the above, on Lamboll street, two
rooms, the other TWO rooms. Lot measures 80
feet front by 100 feet deep.
Tho two lots together run from street to street.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

CTORE ON EAST BAY STREET.
- At Private Sale, the THREE STORY BRICK
STORE. op East Bay street. at the southeast cor
ner OF Cordes street, (which was occupied for near
o quarter Of o century by one Of our most success.
ful merchants-the late Mr.. Smith Noury, Jrl
The Lot measures % feet front. by 90 feet deep.
TRe properly ia one OF the most central Oh East
Bay for business. Apply as above, ct No. %
Broad street. apr6