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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-21

CRUMBs.-A meeting of the superinten-
this city, is called for Wednesday nextto consider
the propriety OF calling State convention o'
Sunday School teachers.
Petitions have been presented to Congress for
the removal OF the disabilities OF Stephen D. Keith
and Isaac Wieklin, OF this State.
The contract for completing the State Capitol
building has been awarded to James W. Allen,
State senator from Greenville County.
r. G. DeLarge, WI. whipper, and A. J. Ran
.serennded Friday night by the colored military
organizations Of this city.
Alderman Barrow Is spoken Of in connection
with the ofice ofinspector general OF timber and
lumber, the election for which takes place TO-
morrow night.
st. Mlchaels bells commenced last night to ring
az the hours Of and 10 O'Clock, instead Of and
Q, as heretofore.
A meeting OF owners and captains Of vessels
will be held at Hibernian Hail. this evening, for
the purpose Of arranging regular system and
.axing the rates Of freights.
The Cuban Junta OF this city will hold meeting
this evening, when the Cuban flag, which has
three stripes red, white and blue, running longi-
-tudinally, from o red triangle on the stan, in
.Fhich there is single star, white, will be dis
played.
whipper, Cain, and DeLsrge are talked Of as
Radical candidates for Congress, In place OF
Bowen. whipper's chances are believed to be the
best. t nl-lt3
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TIE POSTMASTER AT HAMBURG ARRESTED
FOR RoBBING The MAIL.-Special agent p. d.
woodward who has been very successful IN
ferretlng out the rascalles Of postof1lce officials
has recently succeeded In entrapplns R. B. South
all, the postmaster at Hamburg, by means OF
decoy letter. This letter contained s17, and when
taken from the Office was found to have been
rifed OF all but Sc. He was arrested and required
to give bond in the sum Of $500 to answer the
charge Of robbing the mail, at the November
&erm OF the United States Court to be held In
Columbia. At last accounts he was endeavorlng
to find bail. Southall may be more generally
known in connection with a certain patent oint-
ment for human Ills, denominated "Veni, Vldi,
vicl," warranted to cure all afflicttons-except
palm itch, we presume.
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A GRAND BALL will be given at the Academy
Of Music tomorrow night, under the auspices Of
the German Ladies Society, for the beneht Of the
new German Church. The managers are: Senior
managers: ]. G. II. Claussen, N. Fehrenbach, F.
j. Lilienthal, Jacob Rells D. Werner, ]. P. Aerk-
hardt. Junior managers: John Klatte, Ernest
wsltjen, Louis Muller, W. Slender, NJ ]. H. Osten-
dorn, Julius S. Bulken. The object of the ball Is
most worthy, and should, and doubtless will, be
largely attended.
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BOWEN AND THE LOYAL LEAGUE.-We have
mentioned that trouble was anticipated at the
meeting OF the Loyal League held last Thursday
night from an attempt to rescind a set Of resolu-
tions adopted at the last meeting, regrestng that
Bowen had been even suspected OF the crime ofsel-
ling oadetships. The attempt was made and result
ed in the session concluding amid disorder 1t Is as
serted that the resolutions complained OF were
adopted by the customhouse employees, OF whom
there are about thirty. 1t is claimed that these
are the only friends Bowen has in the League, and
they took advantage Of small meeting to pass
tile resolutions aforesaid.
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BUsINEss OFFICES,

For BEAUFORT, S. c., ALL THE WAY INLAND.
The attention of shippers and passengers is called
to the advertisement Of the steamer Argo, Captain
D. Boyle, to leave for Beaufort via Enterprise,
and all other intermediate landings, tomorrow
morning, at O'Clock. The Argo is ten-knet
light draft boat, only drawing four feet when
loaded-built Of oak, copper fastened, and every
way suited for this navigation.
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Hotel Arrivals-March 10 an d 80.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


S. C. Garner, Clarkson's Turnout; P. S.Wis-
gins, Beaufort; o. H. P. Stem, D. MacGregor,
New York; ]. S. Parker, Baltimore; C. Il. Dab
ney, New York; G. F. Wood, Boston; q. NJ
Whitehouse, Miss E. L. Whitehouse, J. A. Stark.
weather and wife, Julien p. Cordier, c. <. June
G. C. Ewing, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, VIM. R.
Renwick, DR.. o. Goodrich, New York; J. Duff,
Canada; James Warren, H. Camps, New York;
TT L. Henry Savannah; Mr.. Pogster and wife, N. Y.
Miss S. Isabel NcCulloch Sig P. Brgnol. Miss A.
Henne, Miss Rancati, Sig. A. PetrillI. Sig. P.
Gloria, Sig. Cicconi. Sig. Durand, Brignoli's
Italian Opera; George Sellers, Marysville; Louis
Poznanski, New York; VIM. Baylis, Brooklyn;
Mrs. Thomas Dunlap and son. Calvin F. Boosy,
Miss Boosy, C. c. Chizzold, New York; W. F. Wat
son, Baltimore; R. R Bridgers, Wilmington; C.
Theodore Gri1iths, Washington; VIM. B. Good.
ing and wife, Lockport. ILL.,; 8. B. Thomas, Flori-
da; A. E. Goodrich and wife, Chicago; VIM. B.
Quinn, P. Byrnes. New York; II. Boley, Sayan.
nah; George NJ. Davis and lady. New York.
PAVILION HOTEL
G. W. Colley, Philadelphia; G. B. Crusky, Wash
inston; Captain s. Bequer and wife, New York; J.
Cr!ghtoH, Philadelphia; G. powden, J. Foster, New
York; J. L. Owen, Adams Run; r. Campbell, South
Carolina; J. Levin, Columbia; C. b. Hall, agent
Hibernicon, C. H. Helms, Il. Camps New York; B.
r. Bighy, Kingstree; B. F. Brown, Mobile; ]. r.
Bellinger, walterboro; r. F. Fleming, laurens;
W. B. Bell, r. r. Blakey, E. c. Franklin, Clinton;
Mrs. G. Rutherford and child, O. F. Vance, New
berry, A. Minis, Laurens; Charles McEvoy and
wife, Jerry Cohen, Miss Kate Halpine, Ireland;J.
Sanders, J. II. Sanders, Georgia; C. Hicks and
wife, Richmonls; ]. G. Green, Highland; A. C.
Cunningham, WILLIAMSON; ]. F. Brabhan, Bu-
forls Bridge; D. Lewis orangesurg;J. ]. Cohen,
Tallahassee; S. R. Chandler, Camden.
MILLS HOUSE.
j. E. Terny, Colleton, S. c.; Fred W. White, New
York; Frank Smith, Alabama; Prof. J. G. Garns,
New York; J. d. Reddie, wife and child, Newark,
N. j.; G. Bradford, watertown, NY; J.P. Pow.
ers, N. T.; Geo. II. Chaney, Boston; W. Saver,
Boston; Miss Saver, Boston; Daniel Day. Provi.
dence, R. l.; VIM. B. Johns, Philadelphia: S. W.
Whitewell, New York; W. F. Goodwin, Jackson,
Miss. u. B. Burrows, st. Augustine; Jos. Long.
worth and son, Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. Ander
-lerson, Cincinnati; Mrs. F. P. Anderson, Cinc,n
asl; Mr.. and Mr.. George W. Nichols, Cincinnati:
General G. McKeevers, Cincinnati; ". A. Ward and
wife, New York; Mrs. James D. Brewer. Spring.
feld Miss Hattie Brewer, Springfield, Mass;
j. Il. Eeroy and wife, Orange;J. II. Marrenner,
s. W. Frost, wife anu servant, G. Pancoast, J. j..
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, New York; E. A.
Davis, Columbia; G. F. Tyler, Mrs. G. F. Tyler and
servant Colonel Beach, lady, children ard SER
xant, Philadelphia; J. G. Appleby, Mrs. Appleby,
Royal Artillery, England; @. Gobes, Florida; j.
j. Knox aud wife, Washington; G. Shieto, Jr.,
Cincinnati.
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BR1GSoLI OPERA TaoUPE.-The following
named members OF this troupe arrived yesterday.
and put up at the Charleston Hotel: Miss S.
Isabel McCuloch, Sig. Brignoli, Miss A. Henne,
Miss Rancati, Sig. A. Petrill Sig. P. Giorza, Sig.
Cicconi and Sig. Durand.
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WADE's PRINTING INKs..-We have received
from Mr.. Edward Perry, No. 1s5 Meeting street,
book Of specimens of black and colored printing
inks Of every imaginable shade. MIR. Perry Is the
agent Of Wade Co., and sell these superior inko
at manufacturers prices.
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QUEER AcT1oN.-We have already mentioned
the arrest and Imprisonment Of colored man,
named Abraham Fulman, alias Swans, upon the
charge Of bigamy preferred by his two wives.
Since then he has been released on bail procured
by the wives. He has concluded to live with wife
number one, and wife number two has consoled
herself by marrying again.
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A. G. McGnLIYRAY,
Aucttonccr.

GlHERIFF's SAL E.. an ,2
y BY virtue OK q. Fieri Facias, to me directed
and delivered, VIII be sold on MONDAY, the 4th
day ofApril next, at the northeast corner Of the
Courthouse at IL o'clock:M, .ias5i9 % 80
ALI the right, title and interest OF the defendant
In O LOT OF LAND situate on the east side OF
Hanover street. City OF Charleston, measuring In
front on said street go feet BY 100 feet ttndepth,
more or less; bounded north BY Lands of. Slmons,
west by Hanover street, east by Lands OF LORD,
and south by lands Of Hernandez.
Levied on and to be sold as the property aof
John Torrent at tie suit OF Slmons, Trustee
Terms cash. E. w, b. MACkEY,
nch14 ma ,Il l..f - iit5h s.S. U. U.
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WoMAN's R1GHTs.-Recently, at Hyde Park,
Massachusetts, "the ladies assembled at the
Everett House, and marched In procession to the
town hall to deposit their ballots" They were
led BY "Mrs. Theodore D. Weldon, octogenarian,
formerly Miss Angelina Grimke, OF Charleston,
South Carolina, who at one time attained a ma
tional fame as being one Of the first women In the
country who became identified with the anti
slavery movement and publicly advocated aooi-
tion."
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-4MUsEMENTS.
. Marta Mt the Academy.

To might the McCulloch Brignoll opera
sroupe make their debut at the Academy OF
Music in Flotow's opera Of "Marta." The COM
pany, in its principal parts is exceedingly strong,
for Miss McCulloch and Signor Brignoli are in
themselves host, and nc understand that these
experienced leaders will be wei. supported in the
most important particulars.
sMarta,n the most popular Of Flotow's operas,
has made the reputation Of more than one prima
donna; and It's light, graceful music is always
favorite with the public. The famous tenor ro-
mama, the drinking song sung so well by Herr
m aims last week,) and the "Last Rose Of Sum-
mern in Italian garb, are familiar In every
household; and the charming spinning wheel"
quartette and the lively choruses, with their
sparkling Accomplishments, are never heard but
with pleasure and satisfaction.
The programme tonight promises WE'LL and the
McCuloch- BrignoI troupe may count upon
warm reception.
The HtbernicoR,
pictorial and musical entertainment, will be
presented at the Hibernan Hall tonight. Jerry
Cohan, the celebrated Irish comedian and vocalist,
appearing as Barney, the Guide, giving comic
sketches VI lTiSh ShaiaSsei ouo eoeSnSiiS'sieS'
Marie Dalton McEvoy, the charming Irish prima
donna, appearing as Nora, and Miss Kate Haipine,
the pleasing character vocalist appearing US
Mrs. O'Callahan and the young widow, will add
much to the pleasure OF the evening by their
songs and accurate renditions Of the characters
which they represent
wyman's matinee Saturday afternoon, and the
exhibition that night, were we'll attended. These
concluded his exhibitions here.
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@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1884, DR.. RUGGE discov-
cred "Carbolic Acidn and It's extraordinary medl-
cal effects, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
equalled 1t. Largely used by the French physi-
clans in treatment Of consumptive and scrofu-
lous diseases, it was introduced by the Court Ply
sIclan Of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
sia, and from thence to the United States. No
thing else Of the present day can equal HEN
RY,s SOLUTION OR CARBoLIC CONSTITUTION
RENOyAToR Patients get better AFTER only one
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
1t to the publlc.-fEditor, argus" anl7 Tyr
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led,l ". ALSTON GIBBEs,
General Superintendent
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
mch1S 3

NC SHAKING AND BURNING.-IT is
not necessary to journey from the tropics to Alas
ka in order to experience the extremes OF heat
and cold Thousands undergo all the inconve-
niences of this thernometrical change every day,
or every other day, as the case may be, without
the trouble OF moving over the threshold. word
with these involuntary shakers. What are they
doing TO expedite their return to a medium tenn
perature,-to break the chtlls and Danish the fe-
vere Are they dosing themselves with quinlne,
thereby imperiling the soundness Of their bones
and impaIring the vigor OF their brains and ner-
yous system Some Of them are, no doubt, but
not the majority OF then 1t is believed. The val
ue OF HosTETTER'S STOMACH B1TTERS as q
harmless and certain specific for fever and ague,
Is understood and appreciated In all parts OF the
country where intermIttents prevail. The resi-.
dents of such localities begin to take It early In
the spring as protection against the miasma by
which they are surrounded; not oil OF them, per-
haps for blind adherence to error Is the special
ty of some people, but the greater number.
II there Is any fixed fact in therapeutics, it Is
thls, that the Bitters are far better safeguard
against all the varieties Of periodic maladies pro-
UuCeU by uQWQOleSOuc eAuutdLiOuo Ludu uuJ
drug or compound in the matera medica Of the
profession. This assertion Is made with all due
respect to the faculty, but being On important
truth and one that nearly concerns the health OF
large settlements In various parts Of the country,
and indeed of the pnblc at large, 1t is made fear
lessly. Founded on ample and unimpeachable
testimony. 1t defes disapproval.
To break up chills and feyers, as well as to pre-
vent them, there Is nothing so reliable as this
wholesome vegetable restorative. mch91
Mr NOTICE. b A R L E S T o n
BRANCH NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS
AND TRgST COMPANY, No. IA BROAD STREET
Money deposited On or before MARCH 2lsT VII
draw interest from MARCH 1sT.
Interest allowed March, July and November or
all sums of Five Dollars and upwards. Deposit:
OF Five Cents and upwards received.
NATHAN RITTER,
mch1 1S Cashier.
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PAPER HANGNGs AND UPHoLsTERY.-Mr.
". ]. Trim has removed his upholstery establish
ment to the large and handsome store, No. 243
King street lin the bend,) where he will be happy
to serve his customers and the public.
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By W. Y. LEITCH 8 R. s. BRUINS
Aucttoneers,

TWO BRICK STORES, KING STREET,
= d fourth door sonth q Of Woolfe street, teast
viii be sold on TUESDAY, 22d instant at II
That two story BRICK DOUBLE TENEMENT
STORE, known as Nos. 647 and9 644 King street,
east side; south tenement now occupied by Ar.
Silverstein, as periodical depot containing
sides the two stores,4 rooms upstairs, also cis-
tern, well and good back kitchen. q Lot measures
% feet front by 200 featin depth. saYglo fh9ta
Terms-one. third cash; balance in one and two
years with interest. Property TO betnaured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay US Tot papers
and stamps,!l.a nca:s u ". ~ mon18lmtuS
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MEssRs. G. q. SMITH AND T. T. CHAPEAU
have purchased the interest Of Messrs. Goldsmith
& Co. in the turpentine dlstilleres, and will con-
tinue the manufacture Of rosln and spirits tur-
pentine under the name OF Smith & Chapeau.
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wBATCuELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not coll
tain lead, nor any ritaltc poison to produce par
alysis or death. Avoid the vaunted and delusye
preparations boasting virtues they do not possess.
The genuine w. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnished reputation to
uphold Its integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye,
Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No. 10 Bond street, New York.
uov26 fmw1yr
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To THE LADIEs.-We have Just opened new
lots of Dress Goods, varying In prices. Neat
styles at 10 and 12s cents; choice styles at l5 20
and 25 cents. good Barege Dress for 81, at
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
mchle WIN Nos 2s7 and eSs King street.
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Marrie6.

PLAYER-HALLIS.-On the 9th day of Feb
ruary, 1870, BY the Rev. Francis J. Shadler. at the
Bishops House, Broad street, CHARLES ]. PLAYER,
of Passagawega. Canada West, to BESSIE FRANCES
HALLS, OF this city.
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BASE BALL MATcH-A match game was
played on Saturday by the Vigllant and Atlanta,
Junior, Base Ball Clubs. At the close the score
stood: yigilant 80, Atlanta 10. Flies caught
Vigilsat 7, Atlanta l.
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RAILROAD NEws.-Wc learn that on Satrr-
day, Captain Alfred Tyler, the son Of General
Daniel Tyler, was elected vice-president OF the
South Carolina Railroad Company. Captain Ty-
Ter, who is expected to arrive in Charleston on
Tuesday, was at the time OF his election, the gen.
eral superintendent Of the Philadelphia anu Erie
Railroad. We understand that he is hrst-rate
railroad man.
Mr. Chapman the president OF the sarnwell
Railroad states that IL Is expected to commence
the survey the early part OF next week. inc
chief engineer having arrived, ne will at once pro-
ceed to organize the necessary corps fcr the
work.
Active work on the Augusta and Hartwell Rail-
road WILSON begin, the surveys being completed.
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TRY YOUR LUcK.-Take dollar chance, and
win the fine French Music Box, valued at $500,
to be drawn for at McLain's Noah's Ark, No. 4a7
King street. mcnlS ImW3
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For FORT SUMTER.-The steamer st. Helena
will make trip to Fort Sumter to-day at IL
O'Clock, and return at halr-past O'Clock.
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THOSE in want of superior buggies and har-
ness, Mt extremely low prices for cash, will hnd
them at mart No. 14s Meeting street, opposite
Board OF Trade.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., S.,
SIS, ss so and So so per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job once.
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William Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, at NO.
40 Meeting street, farming implements, hard
ware, &c.
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NEW AND CHEAP SPRING GooDs.-The atten-
ton Of the ladies is invited to the advertisement
OF Mr.. A. R. StIllman in another column.
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STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF Two CoLoRED
BoYs-ONE FOUND DEAD.-On Wednesday last two
colored boys, named respectively Sam. Robinson
and - Terry, took boat to go Grabbing"
From the time they left the city until yesterday
morning nothing was heard OF them. Then the
father OF Nell went out In search OF the boys.
After long exploration OF the marshes and In.
lets In this vicinity, he found the boat in marsh
near Mount Pleasant, and in it the dead body OF
his SON. The body was covered with piece Of
cloth. Upon is were no marks OF violence. There
were no traces Of Terry. The body was brought
to Charleston and carried to the fathers house,
on Inspection, near Morris street, where an In
quest will be held. Tho superstition is that Nell
died from hunger and cold, was covered up BY
his companion, who then attempted to swim to
the land and was drowned In the attempt. or was
washed overheard and drowned.
LArER.-Coroner Whiting held an Inquest at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The verdict Of the
fury was that the deceased had come to his death
from exposure on Wednesday night.
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ANNOUNCEMENT ExrRAoRDINARY.-See ad.
vertlsement in another column. mohS tuths1mo
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LADIES, have you seen that nice note paper
at the Hasel street Bazaar price 25 cents for two
quires2
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A NEW STYLE of fine initial note paper and
envelopes, 40 cents box, at the Iasel street Ba-
zaor.
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PERSONS visiting the city will purchase the
stereoscopic views OF Charleston and vicinity at
the Hasel street Bazaar or at No. l6l King street.
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ANOTHER lot of those celebrated fity-pcture
albums, one dollar each, at the Hasel street Ba-
Zaar.
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CITY A FF Al r S .
Meetings This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

st. Andrews Lodge, at half-past P. n.
Stonewan Fire Company, at P. N.
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Guerial Notlres.

w- COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
The semi-Annual Examination Of the Junior, the
Sophomore and the Freshman Classes Of this Col
Iege will take place In the Presidents Room, on
MONDAY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
OF this week, commencing every day OF A. N.
Candidates for admission into the Sophomore
or the Freshman Glasses will present themselves
at the College on MONDAY, the 18th instant, at
A. n. +. A. PORCHER,
mch21 Secretary OF the Faculty.
D- CHARLESTON CoUNTY-1N THE
COMMON PLEAS.-Equity side.-MARY CUM
NINGHAM, EXECUTOR, vs.. ANDREW CUNNING
HAM. HORACE S. HALL, BIT AL.-BILL TO SET
TIE ESTATE.-In accordance with the order OF
the Hon. R. B. CARPERTER, OF the 18th OF
March, 1870, the Creditors Of the Estate OF
ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, deceased, are hereby
notified that they are required to establish their
respective claims before me on or before the fourth
Monday in MAY, next. WIN. GAYER,
mch21 milo special Referee.
@-GENBRAL SUPERRTENDENT'S
OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
CHARLESTON, MARCH II, 1s7o.-For the infor-
nation Of SHIPPERS the following Dispatch is
published: d. i. PEAKE,
49,. ..a General Superintendent.
COLUMBIA, March II, 1870.
Fl. T. Peake General Superintendent :
The Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company
hereby notify you not to receive any more Freight
for Shipment over their Road, until Tuesday next,
March 22d.
xTr
General Superintendent
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
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u Ms- AWAYWITH SPECTACLES.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cInes. Sent postpaid on receipt of 10 cents. Ad.
dress DR.. E. B. FOoTE, No. 1ao Lexington avenue,
New York. decl5 w1m3mos
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BY Y. LEITCH 6 r. s. BRUNS,
a Auctioneers: lf
TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING,
No. q MARSH STREET. ~, u 8
rgWill be sold on TUESDAY, .22d instant at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postonice, ~. ii2le si:;.
That desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING,
on brick foundation, on the west. side Of Marsh
rooms, besides kitchen and clstern. Lot meas.
sures 10 feet by 100 In depth, more or less. iI.l
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
and stamps. :. mcn19