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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-23
By HUTSON LEE,
Auctioneer.

GHINGEER VS.. w. L. VENNING AND
- HUTSON LEE EXECUTORS.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed by
the Hon. II. B. Carpenter, Judge Of the Court OF
Sessions na aSe e Tr pss
1870. viii offer for sale. at Public Auction, on
UESDAY, December l3, 1S7o,.at II O'Clock A. II,
o. The he following l Fees OF PROPERTY, to wit:
1st. All that PLANTATION or ract Of Land, In
the Parish Of St. Thomas and St. Denis, In the
County OF Charleston. State OF South Ca ollns,
ounded by Lands Of Ellie and Poyas, and BY
Creek, containing % S acres, more or less. There
are two (2) settlements upon this tract, and the
Lands are well adapted to the production of cot
ton and provisions.
thereon, situate on the southwest corner OF Ma
zyck and Beaufaln streets, City OF Charleston,
measuring In front on Mazyck street one hundred
and twenty seven (l2T feet, on Beaufan street
thirty 1907 feet, on south line twenty t20l feet
ten uOl inches and on west line one hundred
and twenty-seven (l2T) feet; bounding north
on Beaufain street, east on Mazyck street, south
on Lands Of =, and west on Lands OF Dr.. Robert
Sd. All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon. situate on the south side OF Loneituae
lane, Ward No. l, City OF Charleston, measuring
seventy-fye t75l feet 'front.' more or less oy aDouG
north by Longitude lane south by Lands OF -
east by Lands of II. Bschof, and west by Lands
OF A. K. Mi, chell Go.
4tb, All that LOT OF LAND. with the Bricks and
Walls thereon standing situate on the west side
OF Friend street, Ward No. 2, City Of Charleston,
measuring thirty seven (37 feet front, more or
less, by one hundred and forty two 42) feet deep,
more or less; bounded north by Lands Of Hollo-
way, south by Lands OF Estate Of Cogdell, east
by Friend street, and west by Lands Of.
5th. All that LOT OF LAND.in the Town OF
Mount Pleasant, Christ Church Parish, Charleston
County, measuring sixty-fve t65) feet five t5)
inches on Hibben street, one hundred and eighty
two (S2l feet on western line sixty five 1857 feet
on Mary street. and one hundred aud ninety Q90)
feet on eastern line more or less: bounding north
on Mary street, east on Lands OF David Bailey and
Methodist Church, south on Htbben street, and
west on Lands Of Edwin L. Kerrtson.
9Th. All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, in the Town OF Mount Pleasant Christ
Church Parish. measuring on Yenning street one
hundred and sixty-one (l61l feet eight 49, inches
more or less, In depth one hundred and seventy.
five r75) feet, more or less. and one hundred and
nifty .nine Q5sI feet on back line, In re or less;
bounding north on Lands OF Thomas Hamlln
east on Yenning street, south on Lands OF r. D.
| yenning, anu west on Lands OF Samuel Riley.
Terms-0ne-thtrd' Csl cash; balance In two e
| equal annual inatalments, secured BY bonds o
the purchasers bearing 8. ven a. per cent Inter
| est, payable semiannually, and mortgage o
| premises sold, buildings to be insured by pur
chaser, and policies assigned: Purchaser 70 Pc
| for papers and stamps. II II. p. 0'U0NN0R, -
noVs-w4 eco,7,s,s,1o,17,1s Special Referee>
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Hotel Arrivals, November az.
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE.
VIM. D. Lyon, John Cook, Philadelphia; a
P. Holmes, Harriet Holmes, George Holmes T. j.
FrickS, T. Wolfgarten, Mrs. A. S. Mckenzie, Miss
Mckenzie, New York; G. a. Wright, J. Il. Mather,
Beaufort: John A. Alden, st. Helena Island; VIM.
D. Waters, ]. W. Rhoades, st. Helena; w. F. Bes.
seliieu. NJ D., Arkansas; Theodore A. Neal, Bos-
ton;P. E. Grimm, Society Hill; E. DuBose, Bluff
ton.
r.i-B Henderson, Grantevlle; S. F. vance,
Laurens; W. J. Lee, Kingstree; D. A. Thompson,
A. a. Thompson, Clarendon; J. S. Besk: Dixie; A.
D. McNeir, Fl. Holleman, Graham's Cross Roads;
Mrs. A. NJ. Seares, Miss Ada Sesres, Washington;
Mrs. 8. N. Gage, New York; n. P. Dutton, Bati-
more; W. Cameron. Scotland; ]. J. Nettles, ]. l..
Turner, South Carolina; Joe Gaylord, Albert Bl'
deaux Skin l. Gaylord's Mnstrels; J. D. Haskell,
Portland.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
J. q. Buckhalter, WHllston; NJ. F. Maloney,
Blackvflle; Il. Deano, Macon; W. Stevenson,
Aiken; D. B. Weaver, Chat anooga; J. R. Preston,
Columbia; J. P. Roberts, Richmond;J. D. Bruce,
Newberry; J. Hoey, Philadelphia; R. ". Mckee,
". R, Knight, G. 8. Aldrich, New York; ]. McRae.
wilmington; C..A. Ray and wife, Newark; D.; d.
stocHlnQ. Massachusetts; ". Haltlwanger, Ninety
six:E. S. Leach, S. Stein, Beaufort;J a. Thomas,
Cincinnati; C. W. Kimball aud son, Boston; ]. E
Read, New York; J. N. Black, Maryland; W. r.
paddock and wife, Philadelphia; ]. N. Bradbury,
I'm. Bradbury, J. Bradbury, W. Bradbury, Bos-
ton. Mrs. q. Finn, J. R. Taylor, ]. W. Mannera
and daughter, South Carolina; Hon. Simon Gam
.aron and wife, Miss l. Cameron, 8. @. Burnsldes,
Pennsylvania; r. W Waldo New forA; ". IL
wallace, Philadelphia; I. J. .Grifan, Providence
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AcApEnY OF MUSIC. Marietta Ravel drew a
good house last evening, and her part OF the play
was well performed. 1.-the, active and graceful
in person aud splendid In dress. She makes
good figure on the stage, and she was loudly ap.
plauded. She, was tolerably supported by the
company. Miss Lot;ie Murray was lively, and
Mr.. ]. Murray's humor took the galleries by
storm. Miss Ravel was twice called before the
curtain, and seems to be popular. Tonight she
will appear in "The wept OF the Wfsh!Ton-Wlsh," )"
which affords ample. scope for her peculiar pow
ers. Miss Ravel wIialso appear tonight in her
unrIvalled performances on thettght rope, and
what, with gymnsstics and therarce, we may 'e1'
pecsa grand success. y
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MONUMENT TO GENERzL LEE
To the Women OF the south.

The undersigned earnestly appeal to the wo-
| men OF the whole South, to aid them In obtaining
contributions for the erection Of monument 3t
Richmond which is to stand as q lasting memo
rial Of the love borne our great chief by mourn
ing and grateful people. The soldiers, through
their resolutions, passed at their great meeting 30
lately held az Richmond in honor of General Lee,
have called upon us to join them In collecting con-
| tributions for the desired object. An organiza-
tion for that purpose has been already formed oy
the undersigned, and to the women OF the south
from Maryland to TeXas-we appeal for aid.
The fourth Sunday In November (NoVember
27th) has been selected as the day on which
collection shall be taken up In every cnurcn
throughout the length and breadth OF our Soulf'
ern land. This is the only possible way oy which
a voluntary and simultaneous Offering can be
made to the memory Of him whom we would
honor in death as we heve honored and loved
him in life. With perfect confidence In the love
which his people bore him, and In their zeal to do
that which, in honoring him most, will most re-
dound to tn cir own credit, we can have no doubt
OF the success Of this plan II 1t can be brought d.
rectly to the notice OF every clergyman and con-
gregatIon OF the South; and that this may De ac-
complished, we call upon you to assist US. bet ene
committees which have been appointed for each
State act promptly and with vigor. Let them
urge, that on the fourth Sunday In November
each member Of every family should go to church
with that sum, small or great. which thelr
means will allow them to dedicate to this sacred
object.
To those clersymen and congregations who OBJ
ject to collecting for such an object on the Sab.
bath, we would suggest that they should appoint
some suitable day In this month when meeting
of their congregation should be held and the COL
lection taken up.
Let 1t be remembered that this monument Is to
be raised by the whole South; that 1t Is to be one
TO which, as people, we may point proudly, and
to which generations for ages to come, shall look
up with respect for the love which defeated
people could bear to great but fallen hero
Should each OF the Is, 900 congregations scattered
throughout the South contribute but trining
sum, what o monument could be reared Let
each man woman and child, then, give what they
can, regardless OF how small or how great the
sum may be.
All contributions from South Carolina must be
sent to Mrs. C. O. Pinckney, chairman OF the La
dies Lee Monument Committee, Charleston, 8. G.
Mrs. VIM. II. Mcfarland, Mrs. Geo. W. Ran
dolph, Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. William Brown,
Miss Nicholas, Richmond. Va.
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CIT Y .AF.F AIRS.

No OUR CITY sUBscRIBsRs.-We beg that
any OF our city subscribers WHO fail to receive
their papers promptly and regularly, will report
the fact at once to this office. We have been COM
PEELED to change two Of THE NEWS carriers ana
there may be some confusion in delivering tue
papers for several days to come. We WILL Oh
course, cheerfully make good any omissions 'na'
NAV occur
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fined $40 fortrading ana sehinS hofsss2 "tSo0"'
license s5,.
BENJAMIN Burges'and Thomas Parker, arrested
Tor dlsordery conduct, and lighting IN King
s..eetAnear Spring, were each fined IS.
Catherine Kenny, white, lodged for d!sorderly
conduct, and assualting Mary A. Mcguire In War
rem. street, was sentenced to pay fine Of $40, or
90 to the House Of Correction for twenty days.
Orlando Mitchell, charged with larceny and
vagrancy, was tried and sent to jail for ten
days.
Robert Scott, an apprentice, who ran away
from MS employer and had been lodged In the
Guardhouse, was liberated on his promise not 10
violate his contract again..
Carolina White has been sent to jail for ten days
by Trial Justice John G. Mackey FOR entering the
premises Of Hagar Gaines and beating her.
Boston Russell was sentenced to pay fine OF SIS
and costs, or 60 to jail for ten days, by the same
trial Justice, for, striking Benjamin Ward Ia the
mouth and knocking out two Of his front teeth.
A tailor was brought before the same officer
charged with stealing coat left to be cleaned.
After admitting his guilt, the tailor was discharg-
ed, on his promise to pay the costs OF the suit
and the value OF the coat.
Sans the wife murderer, who was to have been
hung next Friday, has had his sentence COM
muted by Governor Scott to imprisonment for
life.
Joseph Harrison having stolen show case, at.
tempted to sell 1t, which led to his arrest. He Is
held for examination.
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Auction Sales This Day.

TN. Cater will sell at 10 o'clock, at hie
store, looking glasses, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at hls
store, sundries, &c.
N A. Hunt will sell at 10 O'Clock. at his store,
boots, shoes, &c.
. Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
dry goods, clothing, &C.
R. N. Marshall Brother will sell at half-past 10
O'Clock, at his once, horse, mules, &c.
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fCrTY REoEIPTs AND EXPENDITURES AT the
latemeetIng or the City Council, the committee
on accounts presented the report Of the city
treasurer for nine months, ending September 80,
1870. The receipts for the nine months amount
to sosl $40 81, OF which s4sS,447 So accrued from
the taxes for 1870. The balance in the treasury
on the LIST January, 1870 in currency and city
bills amounted to s5e $50 81, which, added to the
receipts, makes total OF $685. ,233 49,. The ex.
penditures during tile same period amounted to
sso2 g. OF which $3.50 was paid as interest on
stock bonds; s23s, 1927 IS on six per cent. STOCK;
5000 on five per cent. bonds, aud s2345 on the
fire loan bonds. Tie balance In treasury OF city
bills and currency amounts to slS5,6s7 6o, and
bills have since been favorably reported on anu
passed for pay ment 10 the amount of $l5,4s7 70.
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SUDDEN ILLNEss.-Mr. ]. W. Delano, the
proprietor OF the Sunday Times and well-known
in theatrical circles experienced sudden and
severe attack OF Illness last evening while at the
Academy Of Music. He was quickly taken out
by his friends aud conveyed to the Mills House.
where, at late hour in the night, he was dong
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UNITED STATES CoURr-HoN. GEORGE s
BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsrDrNa.-The District Court
was opened at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, and the follow
ing business was disposed Of:
E2 parte V. ]. Tobias. assignee, in re Bonnel
Drummond, bankrupts. Petition to compromise
claim. Ordered, that the prayer Of the petition
be granted, and that the assignee have leave to
make the compromise mentioned iu the petition.
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Meetings This Day.
may occur.

Palmetto Lodge, X. p, at half-past7 P. II
St. Andrews Lodge, att P. n.
Charleston Rinemen Club, at 7 P. n
St. Georges Society, at P. NJ
Etna Fire Company, at half:past P. N.
South Carolina Lodge, l. o. 0. F., at P. III.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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Cabinet Hlakin9, &r.
OABINET-MAKINGA AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
J. L. LUNsFORD, Nc. q Qneen Street.
Uabinet- makinQ, &r.

1wtsh to inform nv friends and the public gen.
eraliy that the Hospital for SICK FURNITURE is
srili At No. 27 Queen street, where all the diseases
that Furniture Is heir to will be cured speedily
and on the most reasonable terms ms, as usual.
send In, therefore, all your SICK and wounded
uatients and will heal them and make glad the
the hearts of all those who favor me with patron.
age in Lhls line. u
/ would respectfully beg leave to call your at.
inc Machines to be found In the marIet allcom.
nlste FOR only SIT. Call and examine for your.
selves, and read the testimonials In lsTor Of the
Improved Common Sense FANNY sewing M9-
Nth you ]. L. LUNSFORD,
No. 27 Queen street, near Calder Houae-
aprH
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CRUxBs.-During this session of the Legis-
lature, the Charleston Land Company will apply
for charter for q ferry to Remley's Point
Mrs. Healy, late Of Harvey's New York Dramatic
Troupe, is organizing an amateur theatrical COM
panT In this city, which is expected to appear
shortly at the Hibernian Hall.
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THANKSGIVING DAT.-To-morrow being the
day appointed for thanksgiving by the President
OF the United States and the Governor Of South
Carolina, all the banks will be closed, and COM
mercial paper becoming due on that day win have
to be antIcipstel.
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TwENrY-SN YEARS AGo.-Most persons
would think that beyond the destruction oc
casoned by the great frc of 1861, and the charges
incident upon the late war, our staid old city
would present but few evidences Of change in its
physical aspect, in the last quarter OF century.
Such, however, is not the case, rs appears upon
inspection OF "a Plan Of the City Neck OF Charles
ton, S. c., published september, 1884," Commenc-
Ing at White Point Garden and going up, we first
note as q name which has become 80 utterly OBJ.
solete as seemingly to denote that our
"plann was much more ancient than 1t
really is-EcElemoyles wharf, which was
almost Immediately opposite Legare street.
Limehouse street had no existence then, nor had
Trapmann street. That portion Of Franklin
street which runs rrom Queen to Magazine was
known as Back street; The remainder OF 1t was an
arm OF Ashley River. Cumberland street, from
State to East Bay, was Amen street, and the
lower portion of Laurens street was So-bc-it
lane Calhoun street was called Boundary
street, and ended on Ashley River In canal
leading to Benefits Mills. Mill street was called
Hutson street, and one would suppose Hutson
and Hudson streets would be sufficiently alike In
sounds TO be source OF Intense confusion; but
what must 1t have been with PincSney street,
now Rutledge avenue; Elliott, now spring; Gads-
den, now Race; Bull, now Cooper and Thomas
now Ashley street, In addition to The present
streets bearing those names. Fancy gentle.
man living In the rear OF the Charleston Hotel
sending home package which Is wanted imn,e-
diatey, End, by dint Of cross.examining his mes
senger, the next day finding that it was taken
according to instructions to Plnckney street sure
enough, but for all that somewhere iu the neigh
borhood Of the fair grounds. The public buildings
which then existed occupied for the most part
their present positions. Among the few locations
which have been changed are the State Bank,
which then stood In Broad street, between Church
and State The Almshouse, then In the building
now known as the Mazyck street Hospital. The
Etna Fire Engine.house then In Berresford street,
near King The Third Presbyterian Church then
In Archdae street, directly opposite Princess, the
present Postotlce being the lecture.room belong.
ing to the same congregation. Almost all OF the
wharyes bore different names from those by
which they are now known.
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}. A'HANDsoME assortment of Diaries for 1871
for sale by b. r. NEUFV1LLE,
No. "a East Bay, opposite Courier once.
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aurtinn Sales.--future Daps. J.
BY WARDLAW & CAREW. ~
.TUJ. RE- snJ.nAT II O,0ToCK 4,

!" "D DE OOIU AI II VVEOCh a.
w NJ, on WEDNESDAY. the 7th Of Decsm:
Der. In from OF the Old Postof1ce, =. 9
That valuable PROPERTY, situate In Hamp.
stead, ct the corner Of Drake and Blake streets.
The Lot measures four hundred feet front by two
hundred and eighty feet deep, more or lass. On
the premises are an elegant and spacious Mansion
piazzas to the south, anfSall necessary outbuild-
ings. In addition to the above, there Is q com.
Portable Dwelling on the northeast corner OF the
Lot. s':-
Terms-One.third cash; the balance in one, two
and three years. with interest at tan per cent.
per annum. Purchaser to pay W. i O. for pa.
persand stamps. UNDERSTANDING
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ST. PETERS SciooL.-The night school for
colored young men, which was suspended during
the S.. Peters fair, is now resumed. Full particu-
lars as to the terms OF both the day and the night
school will be found In another column.
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BY F. p. sALAs,,
Auctfonecr.

nAMAGED SUGAR, FOR ACCOUNT
~ Of whom it may concern, by order Of the
Spanish Consul 81 .--------
On FRIDAY next the 25th instant, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at the United States
Bonded Warehouse, In Elliott street,
3l2 lthres. hundred and twelVe) boxes, more or
less, damaged SUGARS.
Damaged on board the Spanish 'f9aquete Can
tabria,nJ J. 8. Ouzaln Master, which put into this
port In distress whilst. on her intended voyage
from Havana toward Santander, andsold by order
OF the Spanish Consul for the benent Of whom Il
may concern.
Terms cash. .,,. n0v18r
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a CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTIoN.-Thomas
Breen, atlas Slmkins, who returned to this city
few days ago from North Carolina, where he has
been serving out lengthy tenn In the peniten-
tiary, was arrested on Monday evsnins by the de-
tectlves. About six months ago he was arrested
here and sent back to thegpenitentiary Of our
sister State, whence he shadsmade his escape.
Just before his prcsens arrest. the sum of $3.50
was seen In his hands u one iof the detectives,
INIT the money was notiound. on his person after
his capture. Upon being connnea, hrun was very
noisy. and assaulted several onlesrs who came
into his cell. There arssome tve or 'si4 warrants
out against this character for various onences'
and he has been committed to jail Tor salekeep ping
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The hou.e and lot
ON the east side OF King between George and So
.oety streets measuring 81 feet in front and POI
In depth, was sold yesterday by Messrs. Lowndes
i Grlmbal, at auction, for $500. Terms-one-
fourth cash. and the ba ance in one, two and three
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CRY MoRTALrrY.-The report OF the city
registrar for the week ending November 10, 1870
shows the number OF deaths to have been sl-of
which 10 were whites and q colored.
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By MILES DRAKE.

CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. LADIES'
" HATS. LADIES' eL0AKS. &c. ~ t,a
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, I win sell at my
Store, corner Of King and Liberty Streets.
4S Heavy OVERCOATS
SO Fine Frock Coats
IA Cashmere, Tweed and Satinet Sack Goats
800 pairs Cashmere, TWeed:and Satiaes P1uH
100 Cashmere and Fancy Vests g.oifsa2.!,9-
Broadcloth, Jean, satinet, Cashmere, Melton
Cloth, Peplln, White and Fancy Shirts, Under.
shirts and Drawers, Hickory and Belkuap ShlrtA
LADIES' and Gents Hosiery, Neckttes. BOWS; Jew.
elry, Wool Scarfs, Handkereniefs, Balmoral Skirts,
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, Cloaks, sc.
On Friday, will sell 60 cases BOOTS AND
SHOES. " -, .x..-,-t &, - nOVx8
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
SIS, Sc so and ss so per thousand, according to
size at TIE NEWS Jc fice.
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PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYS !-Seventy-fve
kinds-l5 cents each; by mail, postpaid, 20 cents
each. No. 1sl King street, and Hasel Street
Bazaar. CHAs. G. RICHTER q 10.
nnr1o
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ACADEMY OF Music SALooN.-A Hot Lunch
every day from II to O'Clock. Oysters served In
every STYLE day and night. Up. HoRBAcH,
oct27-lmo Proprietor.
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BUsrNFggHoTIcEs.

SALE OF SUGAR PosTPoNED.-The sale OF
damaged sugar advertised by r. P. Salas, to take
place this day, has been postponed to Friday 18th
instant at IL O'Clock A. NJ. See advertisement.
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RUSTIC GooDs RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. l61 King street. oct1s
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CHEAP lots of Stationery and Blank Books.
Note Paper, cents per qulre. Note Envelopes,
80 cents per box OF $50.
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DEATH.-Mrs. Samuel Sparks died on th'
18th instant, at the Marlboro Mineral Springs.
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE Co. for nne ATWOOD
Ondershirts, at 81. noV1s-1mW
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USE "CosrAR's ExTERMINAroRs and Insect
Powder for rats, mice, reaches, ants, oed-bugs,
MOTHS" &c. Sold By all druggists.
may4-wlyrDaC
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
Black9 WILSON'S GROCERY. junS
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New YORK LEDGER at Six CENTS, in to-day,
teP. NJ, at the UPTOWN NEWS DEPOT.
jun22-W
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS -stereoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. 1e1 King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. nov12
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GAMES GAMES GAMES "A fine assort-
ment at No 1sl King street. Also, at the Hasel
Street Bazaar. octl2Wtn