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The Brooklyn NY Mystery

81 FOHseH Stabbed 5y a Mysterious Assasstn.
1BE STAR has already mentioned a series Il
assaults committed by All unknown per.on anon
Young women and little girls in the eastern d.
trlct OF brooklyn. 10 appears that no less than
six well authenticated CASES OF stabSiug b. tbs
unknown rnfhan have been reported BY female.
during the past ten weeks At the sixth precinct
station house, Brooklyn. The following cases
are well authenticated
l. An elderly lady. going - mas. was stabbed
by lad IN one OF her arnls iu November Her
Sssailant he'd dOsn MOnuose avenue. =. Amelia
hendick-, aged fourteen wears. was stabbed in
the forehead on Christmas Eve by a boy whom
she did not know. .. on January eth Lizzie
Baker Was stabbed In the cheek bN a boy who
laid his hard upon her shoulder, a. the corner
OF Even and Nick ihben streets. 4. On Jan
nary 2fh Annie BrinkerbOn, OF No. Ia
kemsen street. was stabbed in the back by A
boN While walking in Grand street, near The
corner OF mon street, at about O'Clock n. m .
.. pn the same day, AT about a quarter psst siN
O'Clock T. m, Lizzie Agnus, aged fourteen years,
was stsbbed in the face by A boy IN Grand
street, near Graham avenue. The upper In
was nearly severed. On SATURDAY. evening A
light overcOst and pantalOOns, wearing a
high hat, and with a m"lstache, attempted 20
slaD MIS-. X. 81. NeritZan in trout of No. ~
Harrison avenue. In all the above cases, with
the exception of the last, the a,sailsut Is de-
scrbed as boy, clsd IN white clothing aul
wearing cap. The attacks have always been
made as dusk, and the Villain has inTari.bly
quickly disappeared. he IL believed by the
lOlicemen 20 be n lunatic. Two hundred aud
fifty dollars reward has been offered by tie
Common Council OF BROOKLYN Tor his aplreher-
slon III ls curious TACT that the Young villain
usually addresses his victims by some endear-
ing eiithet before assaultng them.
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MCFAELAND ~ A LECTURE HaLL.-Daui.I
Mcfarland ectured in Newark. y. J. lat
night, on wOmeD's rights and women's wrotgz
70 an audience OF ninety persons. lie male 10
allusion 20 bis own troubles, hut read his esssy
through with great rsIidity, and quietly LEFT tls
room. The audience was not demonstratlye
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HAMILTON d. PEARsOH.

-a2s-tI No. . 4. N. c. A. Bald 9Th and d sits.
hENINlEnER-A sure remedy for the Tooth.
- sche. local or Deuralgic. price = Cents RTs
sIA RATS and MICK POISON, III. best ana
ssIohse-t remedy, without any preparation; price
. ssnts FOR sale N the Dr. Stores. by A. x Too
/. EwShl, Nh street, y. 4. .-rneT Il; v NATL
~ corner and l2fh ,tr. is, and many Others
~ AALEs sIOIf CO, $50 Pennsylvania ave-
slCALTERATIyI BITrERs.
iy tse cure Of Diseases of the stomach 4 ia
hSls, p.sdorr, Lungs, Liver and Nerves
-. s sstoied aud sold st No. 1900 7th and
lAn7-lys L. TkyIop q, /,
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
I'm Prices.
SUPERIOR. INDICTMENTS.

preparing for a large Spring stock, which am now
having manufactured especially to order, offer
for the
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A Prize hight tor 500 tide took place Wednes-
DAY afternoon On Fishers Island, Long Island
Sound, between TED Timony, OF Pawtncket X
J., snd JACK Conboy, OF New Bedford, Mas.
These men are light weights OF considerable
reputation IN the Sporting world, and the M afch
was made by prominent sporting men OF Provi-
uence ana New York. The fret few rounds
were fought without any evident ADVANTAGE an
either see. AT the beginning OF the twentieth
round both men were very much eNha listed.
IohbOE struck ilmonN very quick and hght
blow on the side, and he dropped To the grOau
on his knees. Before COnbOy could Withhold
his GaBtl, 20 aroused had he become, he darted
another blow NJ TimOnv, striking him when Re
was down. This was called a foul" a. once
aud after some discussion the referee decide
that IL was 30, and that C0nbOy had lot the
light Twenty rounds were fought in the very
short time Of 2 minutes.
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ARMY ORDERS To-DAY.-Captain Il. {. Par
ker, Twelfth infantry, and Lieutenant AleHan-
der Grant, First cavalry, has been ordered to
ST. Louis Arsenal, Missouri, for the purpose of
accompanying attachments of recruits to their
respective regiments on the Pacific Coast
Lleutenants q. NJ. Mitchell and Robert Craig
oil the Fourth artillery, and &. g.. wolcott OF
the Third artillery have been ordered to report
in person to the chief signal Off GER of tue army
tor duty. Lieutenant Colonel Culver Grover
Ihird cavalry, has been ordered to proceed
without delay to join his regiment in California
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L c. REIChENBACH'SP Piano StOr
+. 10. At liza Street, ADORE PeBna. Avenue,
ESTABLISHED OVER 10 YEARS.
sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
CT Nm. hnabe Co., Baltimore, and VIM.
AcCanmOD, Albany; also. second hand -
Pianos, Organs and MelOdeons for sale orvvvkvV
rent on abe most accommodating terms Piano and
Organ Tuning aud Repairing. sp4-lyr
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RENEWED ACTIVITY AT THE WASHINGTON
NAVY YARD Orders were received yesterday
to ut out the steamer Periwinkle lying a. the
navy yard here, preparatory to her joining the
DarieD ship canal expedition. Fifty ship car
penters were taken on and a proportiOnate num-
Der OF workmen in other branches az well as
laborers. The Periwinkle will be ready in
about three months.
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Hotel Arrivais-May 1.
csARLRsruN HOTEL.

E.T. Moore, Sumter; W. s.. Starr and son
New York; oeorgs L.. Gates and wife, Boston; G.
]. Comstock and vile. CleYcland; Sands Cole
cubu, New York; James K. Randall. augusta; Jas
gelow. New York; F. b. Savage, Montreal; Ii
Perry, u. p. Muller. Ssvanuah; Jake Loeo. j
Stern, Whitehall. s. O.; VIM. Ii. GllderEeeVe
South OarOlna
E. n. Carroll, Brauchvlle; J. Q. Gray NORTH
Carolina: NJ. Jacobs, Dixie, y c. O. IL. Camp
Montmorenci, ). o.; ". W. johnson, Greenpo!nt
r. Vim, II. Patterson, D. ]. JuIah, Savannah.
MILLS HOUSE.
E.P. Williams, Z. v. McIn'o>h, New York; F.
Grlmes, Philadelphia; T. B. olmstead, Atlanta; ID
H. smun and wife, Mss Mary smith, New YORK
q, F. Thomas E. F. Hanson, Liverpool.
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Auction Sales This Day.

A. C. McGillivray will sell at II O'Clock, at
The old Pos:ottice real estate.
Macqueen Riecke will sell at O'Clock, at
s!la;r stores. shoulders, strips, &c.
Henry Cob!a L Co. will sci! at O'Clock, at their
ssore, butter, lard, &c.
Laurey & Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
.aeir 3, ore, hoes, corkscrews, and groceries.
Jenords & Co. will sell at O'Clock, at their
a.ore, shoulders and sides.
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FLORAL TRoPHIEs.-The lovely floral wreath
made by the pupils Of the Academy Of the Sisters
O. Mercy IN Meeting street, which was ballotted
for at the fair was carried OF by the Vigiiants by
q large majority Of votes. The evergreen and
1oraI decorations in the Hioeruial Hall have also
been presented by the committee on decorations
:c :he Ladies', Memorial Assoc alton.
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THE GERMAN HOLIDAY.
PENING DAY OF T 81 e
SCHUIzENFEST.

Splendid Procession of Germans and
Americans-Over SIX Hundred Citizens
ParndTng with Arms Through the
Streets ofCharIeston-The Procession
Splendid Uniforms of the Sc We
Corps-The Triumpha1 Chartot-The
Eagle-Gny Appea rance CT the
schutzenplntz-The Address OF wei
come-Presentation of Priz es-The
Ranauet-The Shootins-A m :
ments-DancfnS, &c., &c.
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BISHOP AND THE CHAPMAN SIsTERs.-Our
readers will not forget that on Thursday we are
20 have superb performance by the above com
pany. Pccahontas for the burlesque, and 'Mar.
r!ed Life" for the comedy. In the latter, Bishop
Is eald to be immense. Reserved seats can be had
without extra charge.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02

PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-At an
election held yesterday the following gentlemen
we're elected directors fer the ensuing year: John
Eanckel, W. H. H. uston, c. q. West, F. J. Por-
Cher, W. Y. Leitch, C. L. Burckmyer. ]. B. +.
S.oap, E. LATTE, E. C. Williams A. N. Jack son,
]. g. Wilson, Vim. Uferhardt ]. B. Belts. At
subsequent meeting OF the board, John Ha nickel,
ESQ.,, was elected president.
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The OTHER SIDE.-We are informed by par
ties who have been suspected OF unlawful dealing
with George Smith, deceased, lately disinterred
on Coles Island, that they were not on the island
for the purpose Of wrecking, but had been there
for several days previous on other business; and
also that there were several persons present at
tae burial OF the deceased, which was stated to
have been done by one man.
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The T T.. HTERs' AND MECHANICS BANK OF
SOUTH CAR, .1NA.-At the regular annual election
for thirteen directors Of this bank, held yesterday
at the Banking house, No. 1ss East Bay, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen to serve for the
ensuing year: William Rayenel, Joseph D. Aiken,
A. r. TAFT, William Roach, Frederick Richards,
Henry B!schotf. G orle S. Scott, Samuel y. Tup
per, Thomas P Smith, A. H. Hayden, A. S. Brown
Alexander Calder = P. Ravenel.
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CITY AFFAIR S..
Meetings This Day.

3sist Chapter, No. 1, at 10 A. N.
German Friendship Bund, at p H.
Sumter Ride Club. at P. NJ
H;bernian Society, a. P. N.
Ladies' Mutual Aid Society, at halfpast P. M,
book and Ladder, No. l, al P. NJ.
Promptitude Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Committees from White Fire Companies, at
laf-past 8 P NJ
Survivors Association, at P NJ.
Carolina Ride Club, at 5 P. NJ
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UNITED STATES CoaMIssIoNER.-Geor e.
nron was brought before Commissioner Por-
.eoas yesterday morning and examined on the
cnarge OF being implicated in the riot at Bggin
Church, during the election last october. The
evidence failed TO establish bis Identity with
suaclent certainty, and the prisoner was dis.
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LECTURE OF GENERAL PIKE.-At O'clock
last evening the hail OF the Freundschaftshund
was crowded with large and fashionable audi
euce, ladies ami gentlemen, members OF tile Craft,
and uninitiaied.
The EVENINGS programme opened with the
singing Of Masonic ode by quartette and
;lano.lorte accompaniment. Or. ]. Somers
Buist then IN lew appropriate remarks intro.
duced TO the audience General Albert Pike the
sovereign Grand Commander OF the Supreme
Council, Thirty-third Degree, Southern Jurlsdlc
ton, The orator Was received with enthusiastic
applause.
General Pike prefa crd his lecture with few re-
murys upon the extreme caution necessary in
speaking In public upon Masonry. before au audi.
ence not all iuiLaLed into its mysteries. The ora
tor then delivered his lecture eXtempore. IL WIS
full OF Interest, although, OF course, much OF
what he said was only tntelIgiUle 10 Masons. AS
whole, the lecture embodied great many hhe
doctrines The speaker began with the antiquity
of Masonry. He traced It's history from tile
earliest periods showing that it wns originally
| conceived for the purpose OF maintaining free.
| dom Of thought and opiulon, and to resist tyran
nv aud oppression. That it LIS O great nnral
agent IN the world for the dissemination
OF truth, and the development OF b'otherly
affection. He expressed his arm conviction IN
the fact that Freenlasonry would yet become III
this country the grand Instrument for the reI"r'
maIlun OF our people, bringing them into closer
walk and more enduring frien ship Que WIN
Another His remarks embodied an excellent sys'
ten Of moral philosophy, which not only spoke oi
deep ard earnest thought, but eTinced charity
as bright as the sun at nuontide. Simple and en-
tirely free from any display IN hii manner. earnest
aud honest In his expires ions, thoroughly convef-
SAINT wi h his subject, and loving Lt for The good
which was IN it, lie has sown "lhe word" wnlch
will OF be lost, and which viii. we trnly believe,
bear much lruil, even in the immediate future.
After the close OF the Lecture another Masonic
ode Was sung, followed by prayer read by the
Rev. J. Il lluuuur, after which he audience dis
persed, apparently well pleased with the lecture
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DRowNED.-The body OF a negro man was
found yesterday in Beach Inlet, between Sulii'
vans and Long Island where it had apparently
d.!f;ea in from the ocean. None in the neghbor-
hood recognized the deceased, and tie body has
not yet been identified. The coroner has been in-
formed o, the facts and an inquest will be- held
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-The fol.
lowing appointments were announced at the Ex-
ecutive Department Saturday: George F. Kin.
!och as trial justice a: Mount Pleasant; Samuel
Freeman, as trial justice at Newberry; Nat.
Rainey, as trial justice, vice P. A. Echelberger.
removed, for Edgefcld; John Lesease, OF Barn.
vel, and Harris Covington, OF Marlboro, as
rotarieS public
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT = HON
GEORGE S. BRYAN PREsIDINa.-The court was
occupied yesterday morning in organizing the
grand ard petit juries. Owing to deaths anu eA
cuscs, the list OF talesmeu oeiug incomplete, the
marshal was ordered 10 summon tweatyiour al
di.ional Juror to complete the panel.
]. E. Schroeder, assignee OF Henry Campsen
bankrupt, was ordered to pay to D. II. SilcoN OF
his attorney tie SUN OF SSH IS for rent due the
Te.itioner.
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THE GEORGIA. iron sidewheel steam
sa:p Georgia will sail this afternoon at haf-past
O'Clock. Freight should be delivered by O'Clock.
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STRIKING \ WoNAN.-John Smith was ar
raigned before Trial Justice Levy yesterday morn
ing, charged with assault and battery upon 8
woman named Emma Smith. The Two had been
living On Intimate terms, but quarrel having
arlsen the prisoner had struck her several severe
blows in the face with his fist. He was found
guilty, aud not being able to pay the fine, was
sent 70 jail for ten days.
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By JOHN G.. MILNOR & co.

CPECIAL SALE OF LADIES HIDES,
- Sash and Trimming Ribbons, Boys Hats,
Dry Goods, White Goods, &c.
On WEDNESDAY, the Sd instant. at ha'tpast 10
O'Clock, we will sell az our Store. No. lSs Aeetlng
street,
Cases Black, Brown and White Florence, Pedal
and Jantha SHADES, Trimmed Isabella Gypsies,
Canton Magnolias, Shaker Hoods, Nos.2, :, anu
0 Trimming Ribbons, Black Sash Gibbons. NAM,
and woven SEirtIng, Tucked Skirts, Boys nase:
Cloth Caps, Muslin and Lawn handkerchief,
White Linen Duck, Brown Linen Drill, Bleacneo
and Brown Shirtlng, Fancy Prints, Black Saunets,
Kentucky Jeans, Cottonades. Blue Denims and
Drills, Stripes, Blue Plaids, Ticking, Oolored
Lawns, UndershlrtB, DC.
Conditions cash. mayz
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MEETING IN WARD s.-A meeting of the
citizens Of Ward 8 was held last evening at the
hall at the corner Of King and Lhe streets, Mr.. j..
B. Shirer in the chair.
A resolution was offered to the effect that Cap
tain c. B. Sigwald be placed before the different
ward meetings as nominee OF the next election
for the Mayoralty. The resolution was passed
unanimously.
Upon motion, q committee of four were ap.
pointed to walt on Captain Sigwald and invite
him to address the meeting. In response to this
invitation, Captain S!gwald made O brief speech,
accepting the position and pledglng himself to
maintain equal rights to all
Captain Green, W. r. Osborn, VIM. Black and
Francis Csrreere, all colorod, In turn addressed
the meeting, favoriug the nomination, and dwell.
ing upon the importance OF selecting laborlng
man, entirely laying aside al! political feelings.
At late hour the meeting adjourned.
A New JHURCH.-The new Baptist Church
in the Upper Wards OF the city, which was ecent-
ly constituted By Rev. Ti!man R. Gaines, was re-
cognlzed or Iast Sunday evening. The church
was fully organized on Sunday morning by the
election OF officers; after which 1t celebrated for
the first time, the ordinance OF the Lords Sup
per. The occasion was one Of deep interest. at
O'Clock In the evening tae recognition services
took place. sermon appropriate to the occasion
vas preached by Rev. W. II. Williams, Of Viz
ginia. after which the pastor OF the new flock,
Rev. Mr.. Gaines, made some statements showing
that the church was regularly organized after
he order OF Baptist churches. Rev. L. a. Shnck,
pastor of the First Baptist Church, delivered o
poInted address TO the new church, counselllng
them as to =. lr new responsibilities and the I'M
portauce OF the work to be done by Them. At the
close OF these remarks the right hand OF fellow
ship was extended to the officers Of the newly
constituted body by Pastors Williams and Shuck
and by Deacons Herot, Minor, Henerey aud +.
P. Smith, OF The Cltadsl Square Baptist Church,
and by Deacons Hyde aud silcox OF the First
Baptist Church. The room was filled to overflow
ing. while many went away, and others stood
about the door, not being able to get seats. This
Infant church Is in great need Of q suitable house
OF worship which they are in the act OF building.
When it Is remembered that this church Is IN.
tended to meet the spiritual wants OF the labor
ing people aud the poor in that part OF the city,
the Importance Of giving them pecuniary assis-
ance In building a church Is readily seen. AL
who wish to assist In this good work can report
the amounts to the Rev. Tllmau r. Gaines, office
of the Working Christian. No. 81 Hasel street.
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EUsINEss sOTIC Es.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. -Furchgott, Ben
edict & Co. respectfully announce to their friencs
and the public that they have resolved to reduce
their stock, now the largest In the city, and will
during the next thirty days sell every variety OF
fine, fancy and staple dry goods, eotthomt regard
TO cost. This is rare chanca for bargains, and
the ladies' will consult their interest by calling at
either of our stores No PA or No. 43T King street.
NILssoN.-Cdrtes de uisite OF the renowned
aud charming cautatrlce are to be had at Sou
der's gallery llate Quinby's.l
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
in Velvet and Leather bindings, IS cents; Old
price go cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
sa cents: Old price 81. In Velvet aud Leather
bindings, 81: oil price 81 25 In Velvet and Lea.
tier bindings, 81 20; old price ST SO.
HAsEL sr BAZAAR. AsD No. 16l KING g..
PARcHEssI! PARcHIEsI IA royal game of
India. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2O And No. l6l King Street.
ATTENTION, TOURISTS. .--Stere0scopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. l6l King street.
;, nj the Hasel street RaZaar noyl9
-o---
BILL HEADS printed Oh fine paper Ut 81, -,
So. Sc 80 md sS 80 per thousand. according TO
size, a. de NEWS Joh oil:e.
THE ATTENTION OF WATCH-BuYERs is called
10 our nrge stock Of Waitha Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best AMI cheapest In the
| market. All Watches guaranteed.
". CARRINGToX & Co.,
mar13 No. 256 King street.
CRoQusr CRoousT CRoouET !!!-lm-
menSe reduction In price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
HAsEL STREET BAaAAR AND No. 16I KING ST.
| mar22
A NEW LOT OF mercantile Note Paper, five
CURES for 5oc. at the Hase! street Bazaar and No.
ls1 King street. octlo-mtu
To CLOSE ont our slock OF Tenpins, Tool
Chests and Building Blocks, We have reduced the
prices TO very low figures.
No. l6l KING ST. ASD lIAsEa ST. BAZAAR.
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EASTER oR-1RoH ELECTIONS.
cuURcH OF TIE cRcss, sLCFsToS.
E. NJ. Stsabrook. F. n. Ed.

WardS.
vestrymen-T. H. Cos. ]. j. ssoney. P. PrItch.
ard, John A. seabrook. A. q. jenkins, A. G. Yer.
dler, ". G. Allen.
Delegates to Diocesan Conventior-F. NJ. Ed.
wards, 7. q. Coe, p Prltchard, J. ]. Stoney.
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SERIOUS ACCIDEST.-Yesterday afternoon, q
small white boy named Glenny Wallace 1el from
the top OF the railing In front OF the Hloernlan
Hail. while climbing "ver It, head-foremost upon
the days on the inside. He was picked up oy
gentleman, who carried the bleeding sufferer 10
his fathers house. Although medical aid was
Quickly summoned, his bruises were so swollen
that the extent OF his injuries could not be as
certained with certainly.
The saddest part OF The story yet remains to be
tod. colored woman attached to the family
came In to assist in relieving the boy, but upon
seeing him In this desperate and apparently life.
less condition. she sank upon the lnor. When
taken up she was found to be quite dead. 1t is
said she had been suffering from heart disease for
1nnna time mast
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-02

The SURVIVORS AssoCIATIoN.-An extra
meeting OF this association will be held this eVe'
ming, OF O'Clock, at the Charleston Library. A
large attendance of the members Is requested.
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Neti, Publications.
TOGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES.

We have recently made large additions to our
We are now offering an unusual large variety OF
English and American Family Bibles, Pocket
Bibles and the Episcopal Prayer Book at extreme
ly low prices.
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By A. C. MeGILLEyRAY,

WILL BE SOLD AT IL O'CLOCK
w TUESDAY, cd May, at the Old Custom.
house,
Of occupying or Lot No. 16 Berresford street,
south side.
Terms cash. m8y[>
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ByA. C. McGlLLIvRAY,
By A. C. MeGILI.IVRAY,

Auctfoneer.
CITY COUNCIL OF CHARLESTON VS..
" Dawson, Administrator, ct al.
By virtue OF an order Of SAL in this case to me me
directed by the Hon. r. r. Granam, Judge Tor the
First Circuit, win uer for sale pubic auction,
THIS MORNING, the 2d day OF Nav, 1s7l, st u
O'Clock, at the Old POstofice, foot or Broad
street. Charleston
All that L0T OF LAND situate on the south side
of Amherst street, In the City OF Charleston mum,
bered ten Q0) on a plat OF the Lots OF Land
known in the plan Of the Village NJ II hampsIeaa mee ~
Apri. 1885, by Robert K. Pa, ne City surveyor
for the Upper Wards containing IN front nsss on ann nm
same on the back line, and In denth rom east 70
west, one hundred and forty l4o) leet De aae sas
same more or less; buttiug and bounding north
on Amherst street, east on Lot Nc on ,aio pias,
sonth on Lot No. 6 on sad plat. west on Lanos oi
the German Evangelical Lutheran church Oh
Charleston. roor
secured by bond OF purchaser. with interest from
day of sale and mortgage OF property sold. Pur'
chaser opay for pal,crs and Stamps, ye,
apr5.#4tu1 heietee