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AFFECTION.

Talk not Of wasted affection; affection never wa,
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Il It enrich not tho heart of another, its waters re-
-'7 turning = J$: IN. {e<g:s:: a>;; H. !
Back to their spring, like the rain, shall h them full
-, Of refeshment;~
That which the fountain sends forth returns again
i. 4, tho fountain =. s.qg r~..-.' ,;e..,...=.
Patience accomplish thy labor accomplish thy work
of affection . .-.''.f - -
Sorrow and silence strong and pateut endurance
:: is godlike.
Therefore accomplish thy labor Of love- till the heart
is made godlike; r~-,t.
Purified, strengthened, perfected, and made more
worthy Of heaven!
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Marble and Granite Works.
,4sss
THOMAS BOWER.
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
Foreign and American Marble 10nu.
sss&ssS0ontS, 0Favo Stones, Como.
tory Posts, &e.
Also, Agent for the ststs Of Minnesota
for the Chicago :, ~
Terra Gotta Co.'s TloweF Vases, and
OrnaMsnted Terra Gotta.
Agent for the celebrated Red and Gray
4oe(eh Granite. ~"
No. 864 Third street; Upper Town, 81.
P0. MINI. v12-n82-ly
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COURAGE.

Be great in act, as you have been in thought;
Be stirring at the time; be fire with fire;
Threaten the threatener, and OUTAGE the brow
Of Dragging horror; 60 shall inferior eyes,
&, That borrow their behaviors from the great,
Grow great by your example, and put on
The dauntless spirit Of resolution. x -
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Grand Millinery u. Stock!
Complete and Eleaant A.
d sortment of Spring 7
and Summer
a|<s*1 Goods,

+ LAD1Es Now Is Youa CHANCE Mrs.
Ottensmeyer desires to close out entirely
her present stock Of millinery goods. in
order to make room for . very large new
stock to be put in this fall, and for the next
four weeks will sell any and all articles at
cost: These goods are all choice and de-
sirable.
New spring and summer straw goods.
silk Grape and lace Bonnets, Nepolitan
braid and straw hats Of the latest stvies.
Fine French Flowers, Ribbon, silk, crepe.
illusions, Spanish lace and tissue for veils.
Laces Of oil kinds, Thread, Cluny Smyrna
Valencisnnes edgings. - = III u -. i
II Dress Trimmings:
Letes. novelties in silk. .,....-r.. .-.,-
8imps. 0uipure Lace, Imitation Malta and
yeienoeinnes lace, TaffetA and Cord edge
Ribbons, Cotton and Marseilles trimmin o..
Silk. Jet, Horn Dress Buttons, Embroidery.
Edgings and Insertions
Ladies Furnishing Goods {:
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs, Thread
aad Malta Lace Collars, Neck Ribbons and
BOWS, Linen and Lace handkerchief.
Stamped Yokss and Aprons, French WOW
On Corsets, Imitation Hair Switches and
chignons, Cotton, Silk and Gilt Nets.
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Gents
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES, Ladies' Cot
ton LlSLE AND BERLIN GLOVES. Fans.
faaey Jewelry. All kinds Of Beads. :
MRS. NJ. OTTENSMEYER.
~aa .~B.-1ata. 1leaehed~ and Nado
Over in tho Latest Styles.
st. Cloud April 8. 1870. l2-n88
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CITY RESTAURANT.

--rOxxFx 1G601 a y UANT. -.
|" I would respectfully announce to the
public In general that am. prepared to
serve up either Hot or Cold MEALS st al
hours. A good supply Of fresh $s7s'
- E..a ..~ au5$
Cakes, Pies, Canned Fruits, Confec.
tionery, &C.,
Colstsntly on hand. - -. .s%'] 8.
Rsg.lar Bsazaers atRsasenable Rates.
-~..s :...s, $,....... i, q, ]. BEATTY.
st. Cloud, June 9Th, 1870. vl2-n47
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CHAPTER III.
7H1 YOUNG NAY xoou,

toona1nuoa Dn Ro1xSa Pexe.
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JoBnPRIN<T1NG Ct
or IN ki.a. paai. OF eolorsd. sxscsted on shG1 n:
- Il - Ssst style, sadst St. Pau pf1oGS kna
- 1ooo u German and NoEwcetan. g ven ~ @"s
M ~ Vae1aAtsa - give satiahetion.
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zDooks for Farmers = Stock Brooders,
Beund .yoluass Of ths American Stock
Journal for 1868 eontaining 884 large dod.
hle column pages, postpaid for $3.50
Bound volumoo Of the American Stuck
5euraa! TOR 1869 eeatsinins 3s4 pages, sent
post paid, "''7 - ~ j. 7': $1.60
- aess:ss.'. S.sssil, ''.'s''' '':. - IS:
n Heg Dsss1srss Maasat, = =" 3s"
1hs sheep Dessdsss'HAaual, e5"
9hoHoulfry ryDroeaors'N NAaaal". Is"
1hc vhsae I've Manuals sent Dess paid toese. X.
Al s:ss: wanted. !. xlsn nlis.s.s, i.aus:..,.. viii viii
- = n. ?. 1oY11 ! co.. p.bli.A.rs.
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T. It did not hook Ike being unhappy,
b thought, 70 come Of her own ftse
will to 80 ths hounds throw of. She
should 60 With him and Lady Crevilloo
DIP to town, and that would shake il ill
of, If, he knew anything of girls M
tare. When they reached the brides
and stood amongst a crowd OF other
carriages, men in red coats and men in
black coats, ready mounted, and = pack
Of motley followers on foot out Of the
town, Sir Francis went to Amy's side
aud spoke good.humorsdly.-
"lf the earriags follows far enough
yoa'n eco one q two Of those ladies
take the fsses up 1t Pockets vithy-bsd
10 gallant style. Doa't you wish yeu
wsre mounted r
."No, Sir Francis" /"
The bsronet turned away d;*appoint-
ed. de wanted to forget al that little
merpipg scese, and to get Ill over the
effects Of it, and Amy's respectfully an'
tasonissie reply vexed him. Neverths'
lses, he told tho eoaehnan to keep ur
With the others - far. ~ Pecketl
wishy.bed; and Amy did sec one o,
two ladies take the fence, from which
sight she turned away uttsrius = eiogls
word Of disapprov.l, which might pet
h.ps be partially due to her disappoint
ment 10 not having seen anything o
Dr.. Seeker. = .asz
cts what Insver could do in m,
life," said Joaona, bending forw.rt
With some show Of easerness. "Bal
those girls ars moro at home In tb.
hunting field than The ballroom. Thai
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but are child. You are under age
and must remember tfat I am your
guardian. I am bound to say what
think Of this very foolish affair,-I can
call it nothing better. Indeed, it is
altogether out Of the question. Any
engagement would be out Of tho ques.
ton At present. I mean that you must
see little more Of the world before
you decide thst it contains noth,sg q
attractive ~ the lot of . country Doctor,
wife down At Redford." .,
Sir Francis smiled when his 1peech
was made, and sent sort Of implosins
look At his ward to spare him any fur.
ther argument upon subject which
did not admit Of Two opinions. Bal
Amy rose from tho brest .tsbls
opened the Frrnch window, aud wss'
out, without answering, into the shrub
bsry. The stolid oomplaocney Of Lady
Creyilloo's face WAS odlous to her. AL
that her ladyship could do she would
and Amy know we'll enough that .
solid block Of .obstinaey. offered to.
times moro resistance than tho Ayinj
outbreaks Of remonstranee o. anger t,
which Sir Francis might give vent
a. she passed through the shrubbsry
Fank came running after her, ant
held ont : shawl.
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The New York herald., 1870-02-20

90 81 MARRis PLACE, ONE DOOR FROM SECOND
'jC avenne.-A realty furnished hall BEDROOM, gen.
ueraan, without board OF good paihs &c terms, 49,
The New York herald., 1870-02-20

Or EAST TENTH STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY
',C and uniyersiy plsce.A nicely furnished Hall Bed
room 10 let 20 gentleman.
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od WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE-
s)f nueh few desirable Rooms with Board for gentle
and wife single gentlemen.
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90 WEST TwENTT-sECoND sTREET.-A LARGE
.}.D Room, second foor fourth Goor with Board also
Room and Board for two riugle gentemen Dinner at
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CO sTuYVESAHT STREET, NEAR COOPER INsll.
sDO tme.-Two elegantly urn!shed Rooms, second door
hot and cold water; bath one two gent desiring
The New York herald., 1870-02-20

Qe CLINTON PLACE EIGHTH STREET. )-FuR-
III nished Room 10 let, with without Board French
private family.
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re WEST ENTYsECoND STREET BETWEEN
sDO Fi.lh and Sixth avennes-A peasant front square
Room, also single Room Looming with abundant table.
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% WEST NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
~ Pleasant Rooms to lei, to gentlemen aud their wives
single aensneu, with Bosra, where hey have the
rcIntorts OF home.
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101 WEST TWENTY SEVENTH sTREET--A HAND
bi somey furnished Room to let, with Board to young
lady.
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40 WEST NINTH sTREET-To LET, WITH BOARD.
Nv one Handsomely fnrnshet ROOM third floor;
fOuh noor Tor geneman and wife sinse gentlemen.
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FN CLINTON PLACE Between UNIVERSITY AND
DO titn av"nus-ln a private French family, two very
comfortable rooms % let, with meals; moving in May
references exchanged.
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Hd AMITY sTREET-TwO VERY PLEASANT ROOMS,
Di handsomely furnished, to let TO gcntlemcn; term
moderate reference required.
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re- CHRISTOPHER STREET, NEAR FOURTH
1 U desirable home for two gens married couple
tefns "a TO $50 per week each. References exchanged
Oo CLINTON PLACE NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
CD Rooms to let, with Board, suite or single.
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EQ KING sTREET.-A PLEASANT AND COMFORT
40 able Roo bath, gas, &c., and good Board
lei, for 80 10 =, per week.
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Eo EAST EINTH sTREET-LARGE AND SMALL
rates.
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80 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-THE LET, WITH
= - Bgard very nice Parloi and bedroom Connecting
Southern exposure.
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DIANoroRTE AND SINGING, 1NCLUsIvE-REDuC cen
terms.-A professor, ate erganis and chom 81
the Chapel Royal receives priv ate pupils from ~ per qnars
ter singing Tuesday, a. T. Nj. Subscription tS
Residence E9 Bond street.
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olSr STREET GRAIERCY l-HaNDsoMELY
Il furnished Rooms let, with frs. class Board best
reference gwen. Cal address l31 East fwentyrs street
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De CLINTON PLACE.-SUIFs OF HANDSOMELY
80 furnished front Rooms with Board for gentleman and
wife parry of gentlemen aso single Rooms moving
lD May.
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0JST STREET WEST NO. FURNISHED ROOMS
L l. 10 let, with Board terms moderate.
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81 WHIST EIGHTEENTH STREET DESIRABLE
front Rooms lot, With Board private table if pre-
icued; also Han Room; references exchanged.
Mrs ii. NJ. BRAlNARD.
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10 WEST TwESrY-FouRTu STREET, OPPOSITE
L ~ Fifth Avenue Hote.-Elegantly furnished Rooms 10
le, VITA wthou, Boar to Gentlemen and wives single
gentlemen.
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n LFXIN TON AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-rIFTH
street third story front Room; front hal
Bedroom; with without Board.
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~ EAST FOURTH STREET EXCELLENT TABLE
for CLERKS and saiesnen.
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NJ THIRD STREET a FURNISHED ROOM TO LET
Il To gentleman and MIA wfc Board for the lady, ia the
private lamy ef wIanW Iasy
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= NINTH STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY. AND
ID University place.- Sui5 newly Handsomely
nished Rooms with Board, for families single rooms
moving IN May.
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TT WEST TwENTY-THIRD sTREET.-yERY DEsIRA-
1 bic Rooms second floor also third Goor with
Board; hous. 6rst cas-, ana good table, references
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90 NINTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE
Il y Fine Rooms families gentlemen al from SO
Rl5. Table aud attendance Grs. elasa.
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. WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
II A suit OF Rooms pari0r hoor; also. sdite
singly, on third door, with Board no moving in May.
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To HARRISON STREET-ELFGAsrLY FURNISHED
W second story front Room for gentleman and wife or
spge gon,iemen With Board for Sl4 week hall Bedrooin
S6, Board for two ladies.
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80 GRAMERCY PLACE EAST TWENTIETH
Il let, without board two pleasant Rooms, to
single gentlemen. Reference required. .
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Ti{E BALL SEASON.

A POLIO HALL.
IN BAXTER HOP CALICO,
Wednesday evening, March g 1870. Members hereb,
nonaei TO send in Of guests for resigtration
order Executive Committee.
ED. HENDERSON, Secretary, 6es Broadway.
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(toAL MERCHANTs' COTERIE.
~ Grand Invitation Rali. Apollo Hail. Monday February
ei 1870 Owing to tho great demand tickets interested
parties who have failed to procure them SO at the
ticket Office, on the evening Of the BAN.
By order OF THE COMMITTEE.
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A GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND THREE SMALL chill
~ dren desire board, with riyate family plain Board
and the comforts ot home Address, price par
tcuiars, a. Be- Real Estate oliee. Sas ixlh ayaaua
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97 POPLAR STREET, BROOKLYN, FIVE MINUTES
"a walk from Fulton ferry.Three large nicely furnished
Rooms TO e with Board TO gentlemen aud their wives
few snge gentlemen. Terms very moderate.
~ HICKS STREET. THREE MINUTES WALK FROM
III Fulton ferry. half block from Plymouth church.
yn HelghsTwo nicely furnished Rooms to let with Board
house modern family small!
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10 4 EAST TWENTY FIFTH STREET CORNER OF
1N-i Fourth avcaue.--Gommodous Second Floor, beau
tGly furnished sinsy or suite moving IN May un-
0onoied reterence eXchangci.
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THE PAssovER.--This festival began last
evening, which, according 10 the Hebrew caen'
dar, was the 14th day OF Nisan, and will continue
eight diys. The first and last days are kept sa'
cred, and during the four intermediate days busi'
ness is generally attended to. During the festi-
val all kinds OF leavened bread are abstained
IRON, the substitute being known as "matzas, y
or Passover cakes. The prohibition does not In
clude generous diet, as in the case OF Chris
tlan Lent though temperance in ell things Is en-
Joined Various cercmon les are customary
among the strictly religious, anu in all the syna-
gogues formal exercises and ceremonies are in
dispensable 1t was Instituted to commemorate
the pvovldential escape OF the Hebrews in Egypt,
when God, sr ting the hrst-born of the Egyptians.
passed ooer the houses OF the Israelltes, which
were marked with the blood Of the paschal lamb.
The name OF the feast is derived from the Hebrew
word pasaci, sisaifyins to pass over. All good
Israeites observe this solemn feast, which mas
come down to them through ages, with the strict
est preparations anu formalIsles. Their houses
arc all cleansed with the greatest care, In order
that no traces OF leavcn may be left in them. The
unleavencd loaf is carefully prepared In every
home, and no labor nor expense Is spared to make
the occasion sach as is prescribed by the ancient
prccepts and traditions OF their faith. The first
born OF d family, II o son, abstans from all food
on the paschal day.
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IMUSEMENTS.
English Opera.

In calling attention to the fact that a season OF
opera is about TO be einaugurated in this city under
the competent control OF the accomplished prima
donna, Mrs. Caroline RichingS- Bernard, and that
the first representation will take place on Mon
day, the oJth instant, We are sure that We Shall
AFFORD unaffected pleasure to the music lovers Of
Charleston. Mrs. Bernard (known to the lyric
stage as Caroline Rchings. conceived the idea OF
popularlzng the work OF the great masters, anu
presenting them In English form to the public.
Bsing an excellent linguist as well as VOCALIST,
she brought to the task of translating her lbret-
tos from the French and German the finest ac-
quirements. Beginning in 1868, she has brought
out and successfully performed twenty-five ope'
ras, ten OF which are of her own translation. 1t
was in that year that she gathered around her
her present troupe, composed oil the best
artists. Tie troupe has played ten months
out of twelve for the last four years,
and in a manner to establish its reputation
above all the German and Italian companies in
this country. The Empressaria is said to be an
enthusiast in her heart, and has devoted her un-
tiring energies to the perfection OF her troupe.
The latter consists OF herself Miss Emma HOWL
son. q Young and handsome prima donna, who
has gathered q cnaplet Ol iauEes LII Iiie psitt vi
Airline in the bohemian GIRL Hme. Kemp Bow
Ter, Mrs. Henry Drayton, and Miss Anna Mischka.
among the gentlemen OF the troupe are the
names of Messrs. B. Bowler, Pierre Bernard
Henry Drayton, James A. Arnold, H. G. PeaSes
James G. Peakes, and Warren White. The re-
markable feature of the troupe in this latitude
at least, is It's strong and we'll drilled chorus OF
thirty singers. The troupe has run BRILLIANT
career In the North and West and In New Orleans,
even in competition with the admirable French
company at the opera-House, has sung to over
flowing houses.
The selections from Its rcportoire for its short
week in Charleston are most judciousy made
the majority OF the operas never given in this
city, and none Of them, except "Trovatore,' for
many years. They are-"Martana," by Wallace;
bohemian Girl" by Bale; "Somnambula," by
Bellini; 'Trovatore and the shocking ''Traviata,"
by Verdi; doctor Of Alcantara" (comic) by Eich.
berg, and the "Crown Diamonds" by Auber.
The orchestra is led by the competent baton OF
Mr. S. Behrens.
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anftion sales--Gbis uar.
BY A. C. McGILLIYRAY.
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
i | -Las 0iIIa no D u -
Aucttonecr.

/ NDER DECREE In EQUITY
u Ann O'Hara vs B. F. Redwood
VIII be sold THIS DAY Saturday., the 10th q,
APRIL inst. In front OF the Old Customhouse, at il
O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, situate near the Village
OF Htllardsvllle, Christ Church Parish, known in
plan OF Hlllardsville, by r. K. Payne, Surveyor
by the Nos. II and IS, measuring on Centre Ave.
nue. 728 feet. more or less; containing In ali %
acres, and having water line OF 726 feet; bound,
ing northwardly on Centre Avenue, eastwardly
on Lot No. ls, southwardly on the water, and
westwardly on Lot No. 10.
ALSO,
"A; Au those two LOTS OF LAND situate near
hlllarosVille and known In plan by R.K
Fayne, surveyor, dated 31st March, 1853, and re-
cordeo IN the Mesne Conveyance Office, by the
numbers 23 and o5, with the addition OF the
marsh Lands to the south, measuring on Centre
Avenue 800 feet, on the east line 2lO0 on the west
line 2100 feet on the south line 800 feet and con-
tanning 38 and f0ur-twentieths OF an acre. more
or less, OF high land, sand and marsh; bounding
north on Centre Avenue, east on Lot No. n, the
property OF 8. Fogartle, west on Lot No. 10, the
property OF T. f. Dawson, and south on the low
water Line Of Charleston Harbor.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND, known as No. 10, On
plat by R. Z. Payne, Surveyor, for the Mount
Pleasant Ferry Company; bounding north Oh Lot.
No. a. east on the water, south on Lot No. 18 and
west on Centre Avenue, measuring and contain
ing 10 acres OF Land. more or less.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and.
stamps. wv. n. MACKEY,
apr16 500.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-16

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SUPREME COURT. CoLUaBIA.-Thc court met
at 10 a. NJ. Thursday. Prescnt-Chief Justice
Moses and Associate Justices Willard and Wright.
The State ex rel. A. ]. Boyd vs.. James Meek
was continued.
James Mason, S. Y. D.. vs.. Green Gordon, ct al.
-four cases,l was continued.
w. S. Harris vs.. w. E. Rose was continued.
The rule made returnab'e this day in the case
OF the Cheraw and Darlington Railroad Company
VS.. the Cheraw and Salisbury Railroad Company
was, on motion OF Mr.. Chamberlain, extended to
Thursday, the 2lst at 10 A. M.
The case of Mellow, administrator, vs.. Brown,
executor was resumed. Mr. Wylic for appellant.
Mr. Allison for appellee Mr.. Moore in reply.
The cases OF Smith. ct al, piaintffs In error, vs..
Adams Frost L Co. ct al, defendants in error; T..
r. Lide, plaintiff in error, vs.. Adams, Frost Co..
defendants in error; John W. Earheart, plaintiff
in error vs. Gerhard Muller, defendant in error;
in re ex parte Sarah Kennedy, ct al, defendants
in error; Thomas G. Ilouze, Jr Ell al, ads. William
C. Houze administrator, and Joseph r. Shelor VS..
John Mason, ST., ct al, involving the constitution
ality of the homestead act, were taken up togcth-
er Messrs. Harl;ee and Trcsc0tt read briefs.
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BY ]. A. ENSLOW g. co.

WRECK SALE ON ACCOUNT OF THE
w Underwriters and all concerned.
THIS DAY, the 10th OF April, win be sold at
the north side Of the Old Customhouse, at 10
o'cluck,
The British Bark ELIZA, as she now Lies strand.
ed on Stono Breakers.
ALSO,
The CARGO, which consisted Of s7o hhds. Mo.
lasses, more or less.
Conditions cash. apr16
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-16
By ]. S. RYAN.

DOSITIvE SALE-DWELLING HOUSE
i and large Lot on Calhoun street, south side,
east OF Meeting street, at Auction.
On TUESDAY, the lsth OF April. at II O'Clock A.
H., ut the north OF the Exchange, will sell, at
Public Auction. without any manner Of reserve,
All that LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being
street. and Immediately adjoining the residence
formerly occupied by the late James P. Earle,
Esq, measuring ana containing In front, on Cal.
houn street, 40 feet, by Al feet on the back Line,
and 2l7 feet In depth, according to plat made by
Major Charles Parker, February 2, 1854, be the
same more or less.
with the BUILDINGS thereon. consisting Of q
two and half story frame dwelling, two story
Kitchen and other Outhouses, &c.
Terms-One.third cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage OF the
premises; the same 10 be insured and policy as
signed. Possession given at once Purchaser to
nav for papers aud stamps. apr1