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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-14
Business directory.
MERCHANDISE.
aAUNDERS 4 GREEN.

MERCHANDISE.
SAUNDERS & GREEN.
DEEP for sales foil supply Of Groceries
IN and provision. Pork, L-rt. and Hams
always on hand; also Nails aud Wooden ware
BURHYTE BROTHERS,
DEALERS in Dry Goods. and Ready
- made Clothing. CarpeiiEg. OIL Cloths,
Boots and Shoes. Groceries. etc.
G.L Ar. ROBERTS.
GENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods. Crock
VI cry. Boots and Shoes Hats. Caps. and
anything in the line of Furnishing Goods.
G ". MAPEs.
t the Old Pioneer Store, deals in Dry
N Goods, Groceries. &c. and wants Cus;o-
mers and Greenbacks.
". H. sANDERSON,
HEEPS for sale a good stock of Groceries,
IN Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ready
made Clothing, etc.
RI WILCOX,
DEALER in Books, Stationery, Wall and
IL Window Paper. Toys. Newspapers etc.
Next door TO Sanderson q Wilson's new store
SD. DODGE.
DEALER in Shelf and Heavy Hardware.
IL Stoves aud Tinware and all varieties OF
Farmers and Mechanics Tools. Agents for
Singers Sewing Machines, and Deere's cele-
brated Moline Flows. Repairing done
promptly.
C.H. CROSSMAg.
nEALER in Groceries. ProE isions, " Ood-
IL en- Ware. etc. Keeps on hand a CON-
ple:e variety of the best goods in his line
that the market affords-
q. E. DAVIS.
DRUGGIST and Apothecary. Prescrip-
IL tions carefully put up. a full line OF
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, and eyerv-
thing usually kept in sfirSt-class drug store.
Agent for Cover / Bakers Sewing Machines
MISS KATE SHEPARD
HEEPS a fine assortment of Millinery.
IN Fancy and Dress Goods. Attends TO
the business in all its departments. Store in
Child's new building, corner of Main aud
Sycamore reefs. % IT,
I'M. CHURCHILL.
QUESTIONABLE Tailor Shop in Babcoek
Il building opposite Burhyte Bros. store,
up stairs Particular atteation paid to cut
ting All work warranted. 10
MRS. SCALES,
KEEPS Fruit and Confectionery store
IN on Main street. River Falls next door
south of Mrs. Winchester Millinery store.
MRS. VII WINCHESTER.
nEALER in Millinery and Fancy Dress
IL Goods. All kinds of Millinery and
Dress Making done TO order. Store in build
ing with book store. on Maple street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

"THB CONFEDERATE DEAD-NOTHING FROM
SOUTH CAROLINA r'-We called attention on Mon
day to an earnest appeal OF tile Hollywood Asso-
citation, OF Richmond, for aid In removing the
bodies OF our honored dead from the places where
they are neglected, to the home cemeteries,
where they would be with US, and where we could
lny upon their graves which enclose them our
constant tokens OF living remembrance. We are
rejoiced to know that the reproaCh which that ap-
peal implied to South Carolina, in connection
with many other States was not deserved. The
Ladies' Memorial Association, Of this city, has
been doing every thing possible, under the cir
cumstances, to accomplish the noble and holy OBJ
Ject which the Hollywood Association contem-
plates. The Memorial Association, OF Charleston
has been, for some time, In correspondence with
parties in Baltimore, to perfect arrangements to
bring homo as many Us possible OF our Confeder-
ate dead. As may we'll be conceived, the chief
difficulty has been want OF funds. Could this
have been removed we should already have re-
jolced In having our martyr dust resting In their
native soil, that yearns to give 1t sepulture 1t
will depend upon the ability and lberalty OF our
community to determine how long 1t shall be before
this happy result is attained. We will gladly re-
ceive contributions, however small, for this pur-
pose, and we have the assurance OF the patriotic
ladies Of the MemoraAssociaiIon that all sums so
given will be faithfully and economically applied
to this end. Contributions will be received also
By the officers OF the Memorial Association.
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Hotel Arrivals-Aprll z.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

S. II. johnson and wife. Augustai S. B..
ClecElcy, W. +. :arr, Anderson; Alfred H. Logan,
Miss Jane j. Logan, Pittsburg; John P. Richard
son, Clarendon; Mrs. Gilmor, Miss Gilmer, Miss
Redngton, New York; J. b. Breeder, Bennetts-
Vile; Edward Halle. Florida; ]. Landgoa and
wife, II. Sayles and wife, New York; Charles E..
Dinger, Brooklyn: Geo. E. Frcnoh Mrs. II. IL.
Paxter, child and nurse Mrs. II. r. French, f.
c. Rogers Chicago; Dr.. L. Miller and wife, MISS
Miller, Miss C. Miller, Miss Carrie Miller, Mobile;
Jesse W. Starr, Jr., Camden, y. j.; f. Potter, DR..
Anderson, New York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
C. McAlister, Williamsburg; ]. Hanks, steamer
Pocosn; T. A. Nayes, Banks County, Ca; W. D..
Peck, wife and child, Columbia; Captain Clary
and wife, Massachusetts,; J. +. jennings, Georges
Station; A. F. Bryan, Waterboro'; C. r. Harvin,
N. j. David, Manning; P. X. Curl, Baltimore; Mrs.
Weckman and son, walterboro'; w. E. Fripp,
South Carolina.
MILLS HOUSE.
]. II. Nelson London; J. Riley, Halifax; ]. N.
Davis, Rev. J. W. Dullis, Mrs. Welsh. F. o. Allen,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Sherwood, S. Sherwood, K.
Austin, ]. F. Hunter, New Iork;C E. Jewett, T.
Atkinson, W. Endicots, Boston; Colonel +. R.
Crawley, British Army, London; J. T. Johnson,
wife and daughter. Ohio: II. N. Dertram anu wife
Miss B. Cobb. Salem; General W. Windle, wash
ington; ]. H. Dae,, Miss E. H. Dai!e5, Phi!adel
J phia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR YAcHTING.-We
have paid visit to the beautiful yacht sunny
Side" OF Augusta, Maine now lying at Atlantic
wharf, and offered for sale this day, at auction,
by Messrs Leitch & Bruins, and were surprised to
find such superior accommodations on vessel Of
only 1s 2e.loO tons. Her arrangements for cabin
comforts are not surpassed by many crafts OF
larger tonnage and her cooking galley would
command the admiration OF the ladles-a place
fo7 everything, and everything in its place.
Drawing only seven feet, she made the trip from
Maine, touching at all OF the intermediate ports,
and now that she has accomplished her mission,
she will be Knocked down by the hammer to the
highest bidder She looks as fresh and be nutiful
as when first launched. Our pilots and amateur
sailors would act wisely II they do not let her be
purchased abroad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

THE CoTToN WORM DooMED.-Since the re-
appearance of the cotton caterpillar, any num-
Der OF plans have been devised to eXterminate
the great exterminator but so far, in spite OF all
efforts to the contrary, the worm has fed and
nourlshed amazingly. Recent experiments, how
ever, said to have developed the fact that, by
preparing fertilizers with certain chemical in
gradients, the germ OF the insect Is killed in the
earth, while, ut the same time, the ground is en-.
riched for the coming crops. Mr.. Paul c. Tren-
holm has just received for sale limited quantity
OF the Union Fertilizer prepared in the above
manner 1t has been subjected to scientific and
practical tests and found to be thoroughly adapt
ed to the double purpose in view. See advertise
mept
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

EXERCISES AT THE SHAW ScHooL.-Yester-
day, at the Shaw School, which is supported by
the New England Freedmen's Aid Society, and
numbers $50 pupils Of both sexes, there was an
exhibition OF the proficiency Of tho pupils in their
studies The followingis the programme Of eSer-
cises, which was satisfactorily carried out, and
delighted all who were present: Song-Moantaia
Maids Invitation. Geography Song-Litsle Island.
Temperance Speech. Reading. song-Patter,
patter Reading. Physiology. Song-Echo. Dia-
aogue. song-Brave Old Oak. Commerce OF the
United States. Bailey's Speech. Addition. Ho
sanna. Fractions. Song-Wood Horn. Read.
Ing. Federal Money. Dialogue scene In Shaw
School.) Song-America. The teachers OF this
:scliusa are as named. They have reason to be
proud OF their pupils: Mr.. Sumner, principal;
Mrs. Sumner, vice-principal. Teachers-Misses
Clark Wynn, Martini cardoza, Fremont, Billings
and Whittier.
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THE LATE FIRE.-As we are Informed, Mr.
paums stock OF goods was insured for s3ooe. and
his furniture for 5000.

CRUMBS.-Who will bo the man to represent
this Congressional district, is the question otter
asked by the Radicals and is yet unanswered
More seats are needed on tile Battery.
The magistrates are doing little business now.
Aspirants are very anxious for Governor Scott
to announce the trial justices for Charleston
County.
It is reported that one or more Of the coored
fire companies have resolved to heavily fine any
member who is absent from the annual inspec'
tion Of the Fire Department
newly born male child was found on the
steps OF honse No. Line street, yesterday morn
ing. He will be nursed at the expense OF the
city.
Mr.. r. L. Morio has resigned the secretary.
ship OF the Cuban Junta. Mr.. Edward Fornes
will succeed him.
Tho members OF the Randolph Rinemen Asso-
ciatIon arc making preparations for May festi-
val, to take place outside Of the limits OF the
city.
1t is expected that the presentment OF the grand
jury OF the United States Court will be made Oh
Saturday.
There was some equity business disposed OF In
the State Court yesterday, but nothing OF interest
transpired.
Yesterday Lydia Brightman had her husband,
John Brightman, arrested for bigamy. He was
turned over to answer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

A RAILROAD ENGINEER Su0T.-The Savan-
nah News reports the shooting, on Tuesday. ol
Mr.. Patrick Ige engineer OF freight train on the
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, by Thomas Brennan,
a fireman on the same train. The engineer had
occasion to examine the boxes OF the aXles,
which were smoking, anil left the fireman In
charge Of the engine. On returning, the cngi-
neer found that steam had been generated equal
to one hundred and thirty pounds, and having
spoken to the fireman, Brennan, in relstion to
the matter In rather harsh language, the latter
went to the tool box took pistol therefrom and
shot the engineer The ball took effect on the
right side, and the fireman jumped from the train
and made his escape. The engineer, though
wounded, run the train to Savannah, when medl'
cal aid was secured. The ball has not yet been
extracted, and it Is question OF doubt whether
he will survive the wound. Brennan has not yet
been arrested.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

UNITED STATES CoURT-HON. GEORGE S.
BRYAN, JUnGE, PREsIDINo.-The following bu-
siness was disposed Of in the District and Circuit
Courts yesterday:
District Court-In re L. R. Cogburn, bankrupt.
Petition for Anal discharge. The time for the final
hearing was nSed for the 11th OF May.
Elk Aarte ]. W. Morris, in re John Cunningham,
bankrupt. Petition for transfer OF accounts TO
assignee 1t was ordered that sl76, now in the
hands OF the assignee, be paid to the petitioner.
E4 parte W. A. Cheek, bankrupt Petition to
amend schedule. The petition was granted.
Rx parte C. A. Fowler, assignee, in re W. A.
Check, bankrupt. Petition to postpone sale. The
sale was postponed on account or the sickness OF
the assignee.
Elk parte W. Il. Hagood, bankrupt. Petition
TO be released from costs. The petition was re-
fused.
EX parte Alfred Craven, ct al, In re Allen Robin
son, bankrupt. Petition for payment Of money
by assignee. The assignee was ordered to pay
the petitioners on their giving bond and mortgage
to refund in case the Supreme Court decides
against the validity OF negro debts.
.ci7cuit CouTt.-The grand jury were ordered to
return into the court at 10 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing.
in the case of Butler, Brown & Clapp vs.. ]. II.
Pawley, and Geo. A. Davis & Co. vs.. J. Il. Pawley,
application on af1davit to produce books OF &C.
count and other writings az trial. 1t was ordered
that the defendants do produce at the trial OF the
cause all books OF account and other writings 10
his possession or power, which rel"se to his busi
ness as merchant in the Town o! Florence.
The continue case OF the United States vs
Grlce, charged with robbing the mail, was re
sumeh, and was under consideration 70 the houl
liz
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

KrDNAppED.-We learn that two or three
nights ago. while two young men were On their
way home, they were assaulted By runners en-
ployed by the captain OF the ship R. O. Winthrop.
Knocked down, mufiled, and put into boat,
which conveyed them to the Winthrop. The ship
sailed the next day. The friends OF the young
men knew nothing Of what had transpired until
the pilot Of the ship returned. He brought note
froN one OF the young men, stating the circum-
stances connected with theit be!n. kidnapped.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Academy of Music-Miss Kecnc's
Bencfit-Thc School for Scandal.

bcncut--Ihc school Tor Schnttai'
Sharing the fate of all plays with which the
thcatrc-goers ofour community are not familiar
at least by reputation, T0inette drew but a thin
house last night. The company, however, acted
with their usual spirit, and those who saw the
performance went away exceedingly vel
pleased.
Tonight Miss Laura Keene takes her farwcl
benefit. Shcrdan's sterling comedy, The School
for scandal, being the attraction. To see this
fine old play presented in the style In which we
know it will be given by the excellent company
who now hold the Academy boards, will be q
thing to be remembered. Few Of the rising gene
ration in Charleston have any personal EHoWl-
edge of the Sir Peter AMI Lady Teazle,
or of the Charles and Joseph Surface, oil
whom they have heard so much; and
it is not likely that they will have, for long
time to come, so favorable an opportunity OF
making their acquaintance as tonight. or course
there will be o fine house, but in compliment to
the eminent and finished actress and refined lady,
who has given our people so acceptable q series
OF elegant dramatic entertainments, the Academy
ought to be crowded in every part.
Holy XVeclS-Lectures ut the Academy.
In difference to the sentiment OF the religious
element of the community, Mr.. Chadwick has de-
cided to close the Academy, as regards theatrical
entertainments during Holy Week, which opens
on Sunday next Arrangements however, have
been made by which the Rev. W. W. Hicks will de-
liver course of lectures, beginning on Monday
evening" An advertisement in another column
gives further particulars
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08
BY A. c. HcGILLIyRAY,
rNDER DECREE IN EOIUT1

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
u The Peoples National Bank vs. John Tegui.
VIII be sold in front OF the Old Customhouse, on
FRIDAY, tile Goth day OF April, at II O'Clock A..
All that PIECE, PLANTATION OR TRACT OF
LAND, containing one hundred acres, mere or less,
situate on Johns Island, County Of Charleston,
State aforesaid, the same being the southern por-
tion OF Tract Of Land ut present owned by Daniel
Hume & Tenant, Surveyors. and recorded In
Mesne Conveyance once fer Charleston County,
May 2Sth, 1857, In Book "A,m No. l. page 15i;
Tract "Cn south on Lands or VIM. Roper and
VIM. Mathewes west on Lands OF w. S. Whaley,
and cast on Lands OF Roper and Legare.
Tcrms-Onc.third cash; balance In one and
two years, TO be secured by bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage of the property. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps.
e. W. II. MACKEY,
APPS "A S. @. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

DEATH FROM THE USE OF CIGioEoFoRN.
Savannah Republican, of Wednesday, learns that
o surgeon administered chlorororm to little boy
on Monday, for the purpose OF performing an
operation upon his mouth, which was disiiSured
from some cause which we did not learn. and
that the child died from the effects OF the chloro
form, and was buried Tuesday. 1t is said that
the reason why the chloroform produced this de-
porable effect was that the liver Of the child was
diseased.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

The CRr is, STILL THEY CoNE.-Water does
not nnd its level more speedily than are lost
articles restored to the possession OF their owners
when advertised in the columns Of THE NEWS.
Several cases have been already mentioned, prov
ing concluslvely the benefit from advertising in a
paper that Is read By this entire community, and
the rest OF the world Only two instances occur
rel yesterday black lace veil and gold brace
let were advertised, found, and their owners are
now rejoicing In the possession OF their lost prop
erty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

s. New SOUTHERN PATsST.-Mr. G. A.
Scanlan. Of our city, has just received informa.
tion Of the granting OF letters patent for phos-
phate dredge, which bids fair to add very largely
to the supply OF this useful material to our COM
mercIal and agricultural interests, and while
specially adapted to this work, it will prove
great source OF comfort to the lovers OF bivalves
who were fearing that the supply would fan
short, for now none OF these worthless who have
so long escaped the rake can feel safe In their
briuy beds 1t is very simple ond complete
little machine, and will, no doubt, be hailed with
pleasure by those about US who have been look
ing for something to reach the tempting nodules
in the rivers around, and will supply work for
many hands now idle. Every invention that re-
,icves the difficulties Of our work or opens new
channel OF employment should be a sou rec OF
pleasure, and be encouraged by all who feel an
interest In eur improvement. We are informed
that one Of the hand machines can be seen OF the
chandlery OF Messrs. Clancy Co., East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

Our PRICES CURRENT.-We especially invite
the attention OF our merchants to THE NEWS
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, it forms, with the busi'
ness card OF the house forwarding it, the most
attractive and welcome weekly commercial cir
cular that can be used. Price, for ten copies OF
more with business cards two and q half cents
per copy; single copies five cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

pcintcd to represent the South Carolina Institute
in the May Agricultural and Immigrant Conyen-
tion:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
William NJ. Lawton, president; William Kirk.
wool and Joseph Walker yce-prestdcnts; W. c.
Dcsaussurc. secretary; F. J. Porcher, c. Y. Rich.
ardson, James NJ. Eason, n. d. Bacot, Joseph D..
Aiken, James T. Welsman, W. S. Iencrcy, ". &.
vardell, w. G. whIlden, Henry Gerdts, George S.
Hacker, E. W. Marshall.
MEMBERS.
Hon. ". D. Porter, chairman; Hon. \. r. Mid.
deton, Hon. William Aiken; Hon. D. F. Perry, OF
Greenvllle; Johnson Hagoud, OF Barnwell; ]. p.
Thomas and William Wallace, OF Columbia; John
A. Wagener, DR.. E. Geddings, DR.. F..Peyre Por-
cher, w. l.. Trenholm, ]. Campsen, Theodore D..
Wagner. Thomas Y. Slmons, James S. Glbbes,
John Chadwick, George S. Cameron, F. w. Daw'
son, John F. O'Nelll, 4. L. Tobias.
The Committee Of Arrangements previously ap-
pointed are ex.officlo members.
The presidents Of the incorporated railroads oi
this State are Invited to attend the convention on
the sd OF May, as members, and to appoint q
delegation from their respective boards OF ell
rectors, ualcr the resolution and circular letters
some time since mailed to the presidents, by
authority u: the South Carolina Institute.
WILLIAM ". LawToS,
President South Carolina Institute.
sB- Country papers will please extend this
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

CHARITY LoDGE.-At the annual communl-
cation OF Charity Lodge, No. G., A. F. NJ, held on
Saturday, 18th December, 1862 the following OIL
GERS were elected and appointed to serve for the
ensuing Masonic year: Brothers Thos. N. Slaw-
son, W. NJ; David Shuler, S. W.; f. v. Shuler, j.
IA. H. Dash, treasurer; ]. F. Smith, secretary;
Fl. NJ. Rush, S. D.; ]. F. Shuler, ]. d.; Richard
Evans and ". J. Baker, stewards; 7. S. Hallman,
chaplain; Gabriel StrocS, tilcr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

INDIAN CorToN.-The secretary ofthe Charles
ton Chamber of Commerce, P. J. Barbot, ESQ., mas
received through the United States Consuiate'
at Bombay, the report OF the Indian cotton depart
ment for 1865 and 1862. The report is compiled BY
H. II. Carnac. Esq., the cotton commissioner for
the Central Provinces and Berar, and contains
great deal OF useful and valuable information.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

SAVANNAH CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-At q
meeting of this body on Monday, the following
officers were unanimously elected: Charles Green,
president; o. Cohen, first vIce-president; r. N,
Gourdln, second voe.presdent, James q. John
son. secretary and treasurer.
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sUsINEss NOT rIoEs.

STocKs, BONDS AND BANK BILLs.-The price
list Of stocks, bonds and bank bills printed in
TIE NEWS every Friday, Is now prepared for our
columns by Mr.. l. s. X. Bennett, Stock Broker
and Real Estate Agent OF this city. Great care is
taken by Mr.. Bennett in preparing the list, which,
as far as is possible, shows faithfully the state Of
the stock market.
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Las. year q county tax was levied On the same
property for S3T Oj and, It Is believed, not dol.
lar expended either for schools or bridges or
roads in that parish. The bridges from RAN
towle's, on the Hilton Head road, are pnSCJe for
mule or horse to cross. The roads are In a
wretchcd condition, and trees have been laying
across the road for months and arc now obstruet-
Ing the road. Persons on foot are compelled TO
pick their way by side paths through the woods,
and frequently wade through water 10 and from
church VI the depot.
The attention OF the commissioners have been
called TO these Matters and notice taken OF it.
II the commissioners have power to levy such
enormous taxes for county purposes is there
no way to compel them to do their duty In keep.
ing the roads anu bridges In at least q passabc
condition
But It seems to US that the county commission
ers have exceeded their authority in at least the
particular case In ST. Paul's Parish, already men,
Toned. All act OF the General Assembly, up.
proved December %, 1868, authorizes the county
commissioners to levy tax OF three mills on the
dollar AMI ne more. At this rate, Il piece OF pro
per,y upon which the county tax is s73, must be
assessed ut the sun Of s4,eoo. But the st Paul's
property is not assessed at anything like hall
that amount. and it is very clear that 1t has been
taxed more highly than the law allows.
Again the State tax on the same property a,
flee mills Is only sss, while the county tax a,
three mills Is S73. This Is a serious matter and
requires thorough investigation.
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Mcetin IS This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

r. NJ. Marshall & Brother will sell at 10
O'Clock, at their Office, medical werks' DC.
Leitch & Bruins will sell at l. O'CLOCK on AHaa-
tic wharf, yacht Sunny Side.
Miles Drake will sci! a: 10 O'Clock. at his store,
boots, shoes and hats.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock. at his
store, Brussels carpet, furniture, dc.
/ A. Enslow 4 Co. will sell at II O'Clock, on
Palmetto wharf, Eastern hay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-08

BUSINESS ENvELorEs.-THE NEWS Job ONCE
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per taous-
and Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.