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List OF Shipping
IN THE FORT OF CHARLESTON, DECEMBER %.
Vessels under 100 tons and steamers coasring
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1882 tons, Woodruff, ct Adger's wharf,
Georgia, 1900 tons, Crowell, at Union wharf for
New York. ready-Wagner, Huser co, WA
Courtenay.
W Eyerman, SOL tons, Hlnckley, at Brown 4
co.'s wharf, for Philadelphia, loadlng-W A
Courtenay.
Rita (Spanl 900 tons, Riesira, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-W Hall.
SHIPS.
John Sidney, 1902 TONS Bartlett, at Vanderhorst's
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W Smith 4
John. o Baker, lilo tons, Spear, at vanderhorst,s
wharf, for Liverpool, loading Street Bros & co.
Accommodation wharf, for Liverpool, ready
County Of pictou tBr) 500 tons Erssne, a. Central
wharf, from Pictou, Ms discharging-R Mure
Eliza Everett tBrl, ssa TONS Dennis, a. Wander.
nerst's wharf, for Liverpool, loadipg-B S
Aurs5a from Ra1 HsTsns s TssR aSsssR P H sf Stream
Lille N, tBr,) = tons, Guthrie, at Robb's Mill.
for a Port in Great Britain, 1oading-C g Coe,
Supt
III,
Liverpool. ready-J A Enslow & co.
Virginia Dare, S0l tons, Skofeld, at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool. loadng-E Willis.
Paq9ete de Cantabrta isp). 24s tons, 0nzain, at
Brown & co.'s wharf, for santander, loading
WP Hall.
Sarah, es1 tons, Atkins, at Boyce & co.'s wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros i co.
Ysabel SPAN S43 tons. Auton, at Brown j co.'s
wharf, for Barcelona, waiting-W Hall.
Blomidon lBr) 563 tons, Cowen, at Accommo-
datlon wharf. for Liverpool, loading-H
for Liverpool, leading-w Roach s co.
Hawkeye (Brl. tons, Breachln, In the Stream
from Glrgenti, Sicily, just arrived-street
Bros & CO.
Sailor Prince AS tons, McManus, ct Brown L co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool, loadlnG-W Hall.
Joren Beatriz ISpan) - tons, KlrchoGer, at At
antic wharf, from Clenfuegos, waiting-W P
Ked-r, 35otons, French, in the Stream, for yalpa-
raiso, @ait!ng-Master.
Oscar (Span), = tons, Morgues, in the Stream,
from Havana, just arrlved-W P Hail..
Arbitrator (Br}, tons, Irwin In the Stream,
from Liverpool IqsF BsfGs. sGEived-Aas'er'
R Cove 1853 tons. Hardness. at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loadIng-R Mure co.
Cecilia (Brl. 2O2 tons, Btstrup, at Boyce i co.'s
wharf, from Liverpool, waiting-RT Walker.
Henry 'rrowbrldge, = tons, Binsley, Ia Ashley
River, for Jamaica, loading-J Enslow & co.
y co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, ready-W
Wasp, (Br,) 44o tons, Deroy, at Commercial wharf,
for Liverpool, loadng-Streer Bros & co.
Hortensia SPAN, - tons, Bertran, at Brown d |
co.'s wharf, for Barcelona, ,oading-W Hall. |
wharf, from Philadelphia, dlscharg!ng-J a |
Fnslow r. CO.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, DEoEMBBR %
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Span ship M AgrS1s ora Boratan, Havana days.
Br bark Hawkeye, Breachin. Girgentl, Sicily
- days from the Straits Of G5rasaG spph1hr hs
Br bark Arbitrator. Irwin, Lverpool-4s days.
Salt. TO Master and Wagner, H9ger co:
Span bark G % oIsGss i Morues, HaHana-e days.
Brig EFF Dunbar, Nickels, Phladelphia-s days.
Coal T0J A Enslow & co; and Gas co.
Schr E & 8 Corson, Brewer, Philadelphia-s
days. Coal and guano. To Master, W. Johnson,
.schr Ann Deas. Garbatt. West Point MIL 1s5
tierces RICE. To Porcher & Henry, Cohen, Hanck-
el d 60, Kinman b Howell, D stoney, and J a
schr Genl B E Lee, aradick, Cooper River. 1900
bushels rough rice.' To Ingraham Sen, and
P G Hasell. 80
schT John Miller, ~, sa,i!Is RiyeF g Ca, 4'co
O9sas ss sooSeSs sS1sS ss TO pnes Rse 100 sSn bushels
rough rice. To Thurston Holmes.
Pilot boat Albion, Morse, Georgetown. To VIM
Roach d co. .zs- -.
cotton, $50 bbls naval stores. 200 bushels rough
rice, mdse, &c. To Ravenel Holmes, Pringle &
Son, Walter & co, Reeder. d: Davis, Pelzer, Bod
gers & CO, W @ Bee 4 co. W O Dukes d co, How
l. Adger, Graeser 4 Smith, A Salinas, Gailard8
Minott, G W Witte, Mgraham d Son, Jas Adger
co, J coloock & co, Marshall j, Wiley, Street
Bros j CO, W A Boyle, T 8 Meyer, A QlacHen-
bush, S Ford, Caldwell & Son. q Bischofr, Barden
Smythe, W G Courtney d CO, Hamlin Faircnllc,
Stoney 4 Lowndes, Wagener, h Nolienhauef,
Mrs Huger and Order.
Steamer General Manigault, Cordes, Peedee,
via Georgetown, G: 500 bales cotton and and sun, sun
" Williams CO, T smith, King L Glbbon, W
9dss Bf Gta4 GRtSaa4Tsfs co 1as Mitts Frost 4
SlooR Ursula, -: Santee. 500 bushels rough
Boat from James Island. II bags seq Island cot
ton. To Galard j. Minott.
Boat from James Island. bag sea island cot.
ton. To w Quincy. -.
Boat from Toogoodoo. 4bags sea island cotton.
To " Boyle. -.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia. Crowell. New York-Wag.
ner, Huger i co, W Courtenay.
{. Steamship snldg Maryland Johnson Baltimore
Br snip city of Halifax, Cunningham, Liverpool
schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, New York-w
Roach q co. -
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore.
..' UP FOB THIS PORT.
Schr 8 Groves, Weaver, at Philadelphia, De-
ceniber %.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Steamship Jas Adger Lockwood, at New York,
December 20.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, at Baltimore, De.
schr Moses Patten, Harding, at New York, De.
cember 10.
MEMORANDA.
The brig N E Dana, oNell from Georgetown,
q arrived AT R0st0n npcpmher
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The Charleston Market.

rPoR THE wEEK, ENDING DEcENBER 81.
TIE CRops.-There was some rain during the
week just closed, and little progress could have
been made In outdoor WORK. This wet spen has
prevailed over large sections Of country, with
some SNOW aad rather wintry. weather In the
northern portion OF the cottol 1eis.
TIE RHCE1PTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week ending on Friday last were the
heaviest Of the year up to this period, say 1885,
SIN contrast with s2l the week before and
uoor bales for the corresponding time the year
previous. AtNew Orleans the receipts were 56 ,2sS
bales, against s5 2ss last season. The total srp.
piles at the cotton ports from September l, 1870,
.p to the latest mail dates were 1,a5s,es1 bales,
seanst1 ,11o, ,o22 the year previous showing amin.
crease Of 24Ssss bales. The total arrivals at the
chief Southern centres from September 1, 1870, up
t0the latest telegraphic Intelligence, as contrast
ed with last wear were as follows: --a
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Exports.

L1vsHpoo1-per Br ship oity Of Halifax las7s
bales upland cotton, 2s5 tons phosphate.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgis-3Tb bags sea
Island and 1675 bales upland cotton 81 tcs rice, 20
casks clay, bales bagging, gibbs -four, % bales
domestics, bales wool, 100 packages and, bbls
fruit, &c. Per schr Florence Rogers7-21 bales
upland cotton, 1877 casks rice, 278 bags rice polish
10s casks KaolIn clay, 500 bbs rosin, 40,s47 feet
lumber and boards, 8 pkgs furniture 8 bbls glass
ware. $780, - -, -.... 49,. a.
BALrIMoRE-Per steamship MaryIand-12O tcs
rice, 169 bales, hhds and bales hides. rs bbls
and boxes oranges, Is bags dried fruit, DC,
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, December 20: the de,
'mand continues moderate and mainly for small
odd lots, with no new features 10 note SO laI as
business goes prices are steady, but concession
would be necessary 10 sell freely. Sales OF 90
tierces OF Carolina at 6Ha7o.
From the Journal OF Commerce: Rice remains
dull and heavy. There IS very little stock coming
to hand, but fully as much as is wanted to meet
the demand. We quote 6Aa7hc.
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Interior cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, December 22-Sales Of cotton yes.
terday ll2 bales. Middling 1SHalShc.
SUMTER, December 2l.-About 900 bales have
been sold during the week ending the 2lst. we
quote: Ordinary 12Hc, good ordinary l2Kc, low
middling 122<c, middling 13c, strict middling
1Sxc. - -s. =
CHARLOTTE, December 20-Sa!es to-day 127
bales, extremes l2alolSc. Clusing quiet at 15c for
best grades.
MACON, December o0-Receipts ISL bales; ship:
ments S25; sales SOB. The market hrm, Wltn
mlddlings ut 13xc.
SELMA, December 2o.-There were sales yester.
day to the amount OF $50 bales Low middling
1Sxc. Sales were made at ihe above quotations
for full grades but upon the receipt OF favorable
news, factors asked higher rates which restricted
sales.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 21.-TURPENTNE.--
Market steady and demand fair; sales OF 1900 bols
at 81 30 for soft and 81 10 for hard, per ESQ
pounds.
SPIRITS TURPEHTNE.-Saleso OF 152 bbls at 41hc
per gallon. ,
: RosIN.-Sales OF $50 bbls at 81 go for strained,
ss for No. !, 81 425 for pale, and 81 10 1or extra
pale.
TAR.-1s3 bbls changed hands at 81 10 Dol.
CoTToN.-Sales Of S3 bales at 121S, 10, 14al4}4c
per pound. -
HAY.-Sales Of 40 bales at 81 co. and 200 bales
at 81 rs per 100 pounds for Northern.
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Receipts by Railroad, December 20.
snTrTH cippLINl RAILROAD.


1877 bales cotton, 40 bbls nayal stores, lumber
stock, &c. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers
4 CO, GTWWIlHams co, Walter i co, Sloan d
Seignious, A Mulllgan, Mowry d Son, Frost
Adger, q A Trenholm & Son, Prlngle Son, W
Smith & CO, W " Smith, Smith, Caldwell &
Son, Brodie & co, Dowling 4 co, Reeder Davis,
A Salinas. ~ =, ,l,,--s 81
,NoRTHsAsFRRN RAILROAD. 49, 80.
2es bales upland and bags sea island cotton,
Ia bbls naval stores, 81 bushels rough RICE lum.
ber, mdse, &c. To CIV Williams i CO, Graeser
Smith, Courtenay d Trenholm, Frost Adger. g
". Davis, J N Robson, O Small, Walter d co, TYP
Smith, " & Ryan. .Mowry Son, Rayenel CO.,
j A Quackenbnsh. Clacius 4 Witte, A Won Doh.
len, u Hanlon, Thomas, Jr, ] Baker, J 8 Adger
co, Mrs Hewitt, Reeder j.. Davis, Caldwell d Son,
Brodie L co, W Willie, II Klatte & CO, Phil
lips, W Bee & co, Thurston 6 Holmes, s Schir-
mer, Shackelford Il Kelly, G A Howard, Barden
b Parker, John Marshall Jr, Kfnsman Howell,
Railroad Agent and Order. - e a..=
>, ,sAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. .:s
90 bales cotton, 800 bushels. rough rice, mdse,
DC. To Pfnckney Bros. " c Bee j. 90, Mantoue 6
CO, Gaillard & Mnott, j a Quackenbush,t W VIII
lIams Son, Wagner & Murdaugh, w n Lawton,
G W Witte, Stoney & L0wndes, Fraser i Dill, Mrs
A Wilson, Az Salinas. Colcock CO, NJ Brown,
r Roper, F SImons, G W Williams Il co. Jonston,
Crews co, ] H. lHgraham& d Son. and Willis d
a.. :. - as
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The supplies Of cotton received at chief South
ern centres from December IL to q, 1870, as re-
ported BY telegraph, were as follows. This In.
efudes an points but overland:
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Liver Fool,

! The Al Bark SAILOR PRINCE, NcManQs, -
dispatch for the above pert. - se,z x 10
/ For Freight spgasemepts apply %,f1,m e 4
/, deca1.vtm1o n North 4tianac acWaarf. q
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STotals........... ......"........ ......l2l,0s5
The receipts for the corresponding week last
year were l04,o31 bales.
The stock Ut the article In sight at latest dates
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rates sales 1000 bales, quotations as before Yes.
iterday the article was qaiet early in the day, but
the inquiry became fair. and prices were IN.
changed. Sales 1000 bales, ssy: Il at ID; 1s at
1sX; o. at 1aX; 10 at IA; "a at 14H 164 at 144; GA
at lax; 112 at lax; So at 14 1872 at lax; 46 at 1S,
and Ill on private terms. We-quote:
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PORT oA1ENDAR.

Last Quarter, 18th, hours, 81 minutes, evening.
New Noon, 22d. hours, SO minutes, morning.
FrBt Quarter. Goth. II hours. 18 minutes, morn'g.
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,KEODNTI PLEASANT and sUELI
ilM .vAS:s ISLAND FERRY coMpAHYy = .'sf.'' :

4 - -~AE " trss'y y ~. spsSJ sa%. ir'k
The following Schedulesswit be .s sJenSs
observed every day until further no. p,
uies leave oty slo at d i. NJ, sand r IL :
I, sBeave Mount Pleasant OF and " ;taf san&
issys su1livga.sA n Island as1K saa nxA A. 4.
AeN 4Secss-is I s - ~ sa-1 B.+HuRRaY,, Asans:.,-
!EoR SAVANNAH VIA APACIEaG LANn-f
|: - =. no IND BE1uFoE,: .s,s =. an u.
/ The fast sailing Steamer PfIoTs Fss.S,ssk' :
BOY, Captain ]. W. Sly; swiR leave I'm n
Central wharf for aboye eaaeSetysAoNRaX
MORNING. a. nyclock. -: syr...s 4 ;,s+tseis
ta.sa 80. RETURNING. :. Of,
1 The PILOT BOZ Will leaHe Savannah every.
TuraDXY MORNING, at Z O'Clock SBeanfort ana Pe-
[yfc landing same day. I'D. hIKEN6 CO.,,
Fnov9s - T.:!i...i.s Agents, Centrat Wharf
FIs.o 's.e'isE' e 1 Q z I p tss ,ss,
AAt ssss. ~, TWICE a wEEK...e"r savs,a's
FOB ,sAyANNAH,,. FERNANDINA, JACKSON.
,,.. WILLIE, PLATA AND ALL POINTS on -.
| THE ST. JOHNS RIVER
FTAe n. 1-s}-,is,.its ----.s -{ss1S@fs u - q
The Steamer DICTATOR, ,Gspta,a ,,uGEak
George q McNinan, VIII san fon - -
EVENING; at O'CLOCK, arriving back att Charles
ton every sul,oAY. AvTRRN0oN, st 6e'clock. sgd
The Steamer GrTY POINT, Captain d. B. Va.
cent WIN sail ffom Central Wharf for shove points
oyery FRIDAY EVENING, At o'clocES-arfiytnE
back at Charleston Wzdssspk AZ -ATTERsooHra at&
'esSsA' ~: ~; I'D. AIKENa q CO., Agents ~
nrt1o -. - Jl.l NO. Central 9Wh0IfssZ
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
sss17 bales uplands from Mobile 1oes bales, from
Savannah 45s bags sea island and s3s bales up.
land, and from Charleston $50 bags sea island and
s31 bales upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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LIYERPoOL CLAssIFICATTOl

We
of the staple were moderate and light compared
with last year, say 500 bags Of sea Islands aud
Flordas, against 5s8 bags Of sea islands and Flo
ridas the week before, and s22 for the period the
year previous. Carolinas have been In steady
and active request, and good business has oeen
done In these descriptions at about previous
rates, the transactions amounting to aoous soo
bags, among which were at 4oc; at 4ac; 5 at
45c; at 4sc; "a at 50c 1s at SIC; at 02c; 20 az
55c 20 at 5sc 3S at eoc; q at csc; 4at 'oc. fori
das have been in good demand, and about ESQ
bags were disposed Of, among which were p at
Sic; at soc at 32c; Is ut Sc; 10 at BIC; II at
35c; IS at 40c;8 at 43c; 4 at 45c. Caroltnas may
be quoted at s7@45c q fb for common, 46@55c
for medium, 5e@65c for good to fine, and 66@sSe
for fine and choice grades. Medium TO good Flo
;rfdas sell at crosse p fb.
RIcE.-There have been fair supplies OF this
grain received during this period, the arrivals OF
Carolina rough amounting to some 10000 bushels.
"A fair demand has prevailed during the perlod'
and prices have shown no change OF importance,
the transactions amounting to about 1000 tierces
of clean Carolina, among which were 60 tierces at
OK; IL at 55x; 45 at 5a; at 67s; lis at 6; So at
11e; $50 at 6; 81 at 6Sl6;21o at 61; 81 at sic;
l5 at exc 2 b. We quote common to fair
clean Carolina at 5K@s; good sH@6Xc fb.
NAVAL STORES. The arrivals have been to fair
extent, say about 2soo bbls for this period. The
market has been quiet with light transactions,
among which were IS bbls spirits at 42S@4sc. SIS
bbls pale rosin at So IS; ss bbls No at So so;
:bbls dull at 90; bb!s low No at 81 90; low No
i at 81 s5 ssNo2 at 81 66@1 co. also POI bbls extra
No at SO; 1853 bbls No at So 4o; 70 bbls low No
at 81 90; 8 bbls No at 50 26; 90 bbls dun and
opaaue at 81 rs; bbls No at 81 &C.; 81 bels No 2
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OUR BONDS IN THE NoITHERS MARKET.-Ihe
New York Herald OF Friday says: "ln Souti'-
ern securities the most recent feature has been
the speculations in South Carolinas the action OF
the Legislature in making the payment OF the IT,
tcrcst in coin leading to sharp advance, Which
was combattcd by the professional 'bcars' OF the
street. who always operate upon the principle
that q rise must be followed by fall. Latterly,
however, this .'short" interest has been largely
closed, and new siinulant appears in the de-
mand for the bonds on the part Of insurance COM
panes having agencies in Sor.h Carolina, who, TO
retain which, must, perforcc give security by the
deposit of bonds with the Comptroller. The law
is impartial in requiring all companies whether
belonging to the State or not, to make such de-
pos;t of coliatcrals, the amount for each life IN
surance company being S5o,oOo, aud FOR each
other company $4,000 All the home compa-
mics and most of the outside companies will COM
plv, the bonds being not Improbable invest
ment as they carry six per cent. gold interest,
while the Legislature by action which cannot for
parliamentary reasons be rcronsidcrcd, annouac-
ed itself as unalterably opposed to granting any
pccuniary aid or assistance to any railroad scheme
at present. In the words OF the official record,
the vote had upon the question 'eaectually dis
poses, for this season Of the General Assembly,
OF all legislation for assistance to railroads.
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an- A BODY AND MIND DISEASE

1- A BODY AND MIND DlSEaSE.-
Such is dyspepsia The stomach and the brain
are too intimately allied for the one to suffer with
out the other so that dyspepsia and despondency
are inseparabc. 1t may be added too, that irri-
tation of the stomach Is almost invariably accom-.
panied by Irritation OF the temper.
The invIgorating and tranquzing operation OF
HOSTETTER'S BITTBRS Is most powerfully de-
veoped in cases OF indigestion. The first effect OF
this agreeable tonic is comforting aud encourag.
ing. mild GLOW peryades the system, the
chronic uneasiness In the region OF the stomach
is lessened, and the nervous restlessness which
characterizes the disease Is abated. This improve
ment Is not transient. 1t Is not succeeded by the
return Of the old symptoms with Superauded
force as % always the case when unmedcated
stimuiants are given for the complaint. Each
dose seems to impart permanent accession OF
healthful invigoration. But this is not oil. The
aperent and antibilIous properties OF the prepar-
alton are scarcely secondary In Importance to It's
tonic virtues. If there is an overflow OF bile the
secretion is soon brought within proper limits,
and il the hillary organ is inert and torpid 1t is
toned and regulated. The eject upon the dis
charging organs is equally salutary. and in cases
OF constipation the cathartlc action Is just sufi.
cient to produce the desired result gradually and
without pain. The BIrTERS also promote healthy
evaporation from the surface, which Is particu-
larly desirable at this season when sudden spells
of raw, unpleasant weather are apt to check the
natural pcrspiraton and produce congestion or
the liver, coughs and colds. The best safeguard
against all diseases is bodily yigor and this the
great Vegetable Restorative essentially promotes.
ianl5 6p&C
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Hotel Arrivals-Januury Is aud 1c.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

G.. J. Greer, E. W. Spencer, Mrs. E. W..
Spencer A. L. Sardy, Mr.. ]. L. Eurns and SER
want, N. ]. Dickinson, L. W. Clark. C. A. sher-
man, New York; James NJ. Baxter, Y. J. Pope,
.Newberry;J. C. Giett, ]. T. Heard, J. Osby, Jr.,
]. A. Henry, Augusta; J. A. Moscley, City; AZ.
Courtwright Pennsylvania; II. L. Moulton, H. n.
Hoowes, Philadelphia; ]. G. Goslln, keene, N. H.;
Captain "A. NJ. Corrle, Florence; Hunter, j..
McCord, c. W. Cary, Columbia; r. G. Wimberly,
Burke County;P. Van SchaacE, Chicago; T. L.
Henry, Savannah; c. T. Jefords, Philadelphia;
James q. Hackett, W. P. Clyde, New York; C. W..
Clyde, E. ]. II. Howell, Philadelphia; ]. A. Bren.
ner, Augusta; r. P. Courtney, New York; D. II.
Showers, Williamsport; G. G. Radcliffe, Baltimore;
w. c. Dunn, Trenton; John Early, New York;
Robert Lich, Newburgh, n. Y. W. Z. Prothro,
Mrs. W. E. Prothro. Aiken, S. c.; Henry c. Arm
strong, Mrs. Henry C. Armstrong, Louisville
Miss NJ. McDougal Miss McDougal Montreal
Canada; NJ. Corbitt, New York; Captain NJ B.
Crowcll, E. B. sparhawk, Steamship Magnolia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. S. Foster, Mail Agent Northeastern Railroad
A. H. Emerton Boston; W. Mcdowell, J. Mellow
ell, New York; T. E. lIewett, Florence; P. Dollio
South Carolina; ]. c. Bathune, J. E. Bathunc
Clarendon; Thomas f. Hawks, Harlem; r. G.
Woodwork, Newark; ]. Gorham, Augusta; Miss
NJ Davis, Monroe County;W. X. Lane, Jas. liar
per, kingstree; J. G. Jaslin, kccne; w. j. Guy
Charleston;P. W. Edridgc, Baltimore;J. w. Rice
New York; d. c. PeiXotto. Columbia; a. Moon
L. II. Corwin Geo. w. Gray, W. r. Watson, Syra
cuse; c. Hale, New York.
MILLS HOUSE.
F. ]. Moses, Jr., u. ]. Jackson, Columbia; John
Chadwick, Wadmaaw; Names, New York; b
Mason and wife, ionkers, n. Y; W. T. Haight and
wife, Peekski; Gustav Lehlback. Joseph Andcr
son, Port Royal Railroad; L. B. Austin, ]. +. Pat
terson, p 7. Ingalls, New York; S. F. Francis, In
dlanapolis; Joseph osgood, Chicago; yincente Ca
nales Josie Diez, Spain; ]. Allen, New York; John
Davis, Rdgeheld; T. H. Willard, NJ. W. oNeill, 7
Quinn, Joseph Spears, New York; R. ]. Boyd, w
NJ. Neal, Newark; NJ. D. Crowell, E. W. sparhawk
steamship Magnolia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-17
By BOWERS & SILCOX,


GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
y In the matter OF John Hargrave to Henry 0.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Janu-
airy, A. D. 1870 at IL O'Clock A. NJ, In front OF the
Old Customhouse, at the foot OF Broad street,
o4'tsJH H. All that LOT OF LAND on the south side Of
Cannon'y Court, containing AZ feet front by lao
feet In depth on the east ne and l45 feet IN depth
on the west line, bounding north on Cannon's
Lands now or late Of II. Workman, and east on
Lot No. 1855; the said Lot being known In Payne's
plan Of 7. n. Ga!sden's Lands by the No. lS7.
2. All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above to
the east and known In the said Paynes plan by the
No. l6G, measuring in front on Cannon's Court ~
feet by about 143 feet in depth. Bounding north
on CannOns Court, south on lands Of A. V. DaW-
son, west on Lot No. 1G7, and east on Lots NOS.
l63 1914 and 1876.
3. Ali that LOT OF LAND on the east side Of pne
street. and known In said Payne's plan by the No.
ZIG, measuring In front on Pine street4o feet, oy
about 90 feet in depth. Bounding north on Lot
No. 2lT south on Lot No. 2l5, west on Pine street,
and east on Lot No. 2l4.
4. All that LOT OF LAND known In Payne's plan
by the No. 2l9 measuring In front on Pine street
40 feet, by about SO feet In depth. Bounding west
on Pine street, east on Lot No. 22o, north on Lot
Nos a23 o24 and 225, and south on Lot No. 2l7.
S. All that LOT OF LAND known in Payne's
plan by the No. 206 situate at the Southeast cor
ner of Chinquepen street anu ,s Gannons Court, C,
measuring 3S feet inches on Cannon's Court,
by about 100 feet In depth; bounding north on
Cannon's Court, west on Chinquepen street,
sontl on Lot No. 20T, and east on Lot No. 205
0. All those LOTS OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the west side OF President
street and known in Payne's plan by the NOS. l6S
and 1874; measuring together In front on Prest-
dent street SO feet on the back line 93 feet, and
in depth 100 feet; bounded east on President
street, west on Lot No. 1856. north on Lot No. 165,
and south on Lands OF A. v. Dawson, be the d.
nensons OF all the aforesaid property moro OF
less. :,
Terms -One-third cash; balance on o credit Of
one and two years, with interest from the day Of
sale, payable semi-annually, secured ny Dona u
with coyenant for resale on breach OF condi-
ton of the bonds. Purchasers to pay for papers
anil stamps and taxes for the year 1870.
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