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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-26

TIE -ScHUrzENFEsr PnzEs.-The prepara-
tons OF the Schutzengesellschaft for the coming
festival at the Schutaehplatz have been pushed
forward With great energy, and they are now al.
most complete. The handsome prizes to Be CON
tended for BY the ride clubs have already been
purchased, and many OF them are very valuable.
The following ape some of the most notable:
First prize. Whoever strikes the centre OF the
target the greatest number Of times will receive a
silver pitcher, TWO silver goblets and q gold medal
the whole valued at $50.
Second prize. A half dozen silver forks, worth
s35 for the next greatest number Of centre shois.
Third prize. A gold.headed cane, worth $50, for
the next greatest number OF centre Shots:
FHHur,h prize. A fne clock, worth $95, for the
next.
fifth prize. Achid's carriage, worth SIS, for the
next; and so On, down. to the 10th prize accord
Ing to the number OF shots In the.centre OF the
target
ma s~ prize" consist of q dozen ailyer
spoons end 0 gold medal. worth In all $7c-the
ether prizes for the crown, wings, sceptre, &c.
being IN proportion. The prizes for the best or
hand. shooting, without q rest, are a silver teapot
worth $50, g set OF teaspoons, worth $lS, and .
silver water pitcher, worth $l2. Three prizes OF
gilfed and silver cups will he given for the target
OF honor. Silver medals will be given to those
who hit the most centres on given days, and
every one whe'has hIr ten centres, gets 81 cash
| besides. The large number OF invited companies
| viii maze the contest q most exciting one, and
| all who expect to gam prizes among the crack
| shots and Kings who will be present, had better
take afs opportunities Of macticing the present
week.
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EXCURSION TO SAvANNAH.-Among the nu-
merous opportunities which will be afforded the
public OF enjoying q delightful holiday In the
merry month OF May, the advertisements OF the
steamships Dictator and City Point, In another
column, offer, perhaps, the most attractive.
These %splendily furnished boats will begin on the
2sth Of April, and run between Savannah and
this city, enabling the excursIontsts from Charles
ton To spend one OF more days In Savannah; and
those from Savannah to visit the Schutzenfest
and other merry markings, which Will take place
here about that time. The fare for the round
trip ia but 81 up to the 9Th Of Nay. Messrs. Rave
mel 4; Co., the agents, appreciate the spirit OF the
season, and the inducements they oner VIII
doubtless be taken advantage Of by large crowds
OF D h.asura.seekers
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The LAFAYETTE ART1LLERY.-The fifty
ninth anniversary meeting OF the Lafayette Artil-
iery Charitable Association was held last even ing
at the Charleston Rifemen Hall, corner Of King
ana Liberty streets. An election for officers haV-
ing been held, the following gentlemen were
chosen to serve for the ensuing year: G. Follin,
president; E. Latte. vice-president J. 7. Kama
paux, senior warden CD. zealy, Jr., warden {;
John Gonzalez. secretary, a. E. LePrince. treasu-
rer @. o. Trumbo, solicitor. Stewards. E.
Ksnapaux, C. A. D. Church. Committee on FL
nance. B. Cohen, @. W. Airnar, P. L. Guillemin.
Committee on Letters-W. A. Desportes, F. e.
Durbec, p. ]. Kruse. Committee on Relief. D.
Meyers, F.. Melt, J. Lavergne,. o. P. Follln, and
8. S: Blanchard.
The association will celebrate their anniversary
by an excursion this morning on the Pocosin to
the phosphate works and other points OF interest
along the Ashley. The steamer will leave Market
wharf at half past 8 O'Clock and return at sunset.
A band Of music will attend, and every arrange
ment has been made to secure thecomfort and
pleasure OF the excurslonists. Tickets can be
procured at No. 50 Market street, or at the steamer
before leaving.
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The CATHOLIC FAIR-EIGHTH NIGHT.-The
fair was well attended last evening, and exhibited
It's usual gay appearance. 1t was kept up until a late
hour, and the spirits Of the fair pleaders and their
willing victims never tagged for a moment. To.
night Is the closing evening, and pleasure as well
asinterest invite the presence OF all interested In
the rafting Of the numerous and valuable articles
ret undisposed OF.
The following articles were won last evening
Handsome pair cushions, G. Mober; small trunk,
Ferdinand Wagner; set silver teaspoons, A. III.
Jordan; canary bird and cage, Miss Ellen Brady;
pair vases, James McGor;y; beautiful silver card
case, Arthur O'Neill; handsome table cover, J.
Griser; jar brandy peaches, G. ]. Butler; chlld's
dress, r. ]. Walsh; large fruit cake, a. ; fancy
mat and bottled extract, Mrs. Rubbey; iced fruit
cake, Miss Georgia st. Armand; handsome doll,
Miss Mary Freitas; pair vases, c. q. Bustz; min
iature yacht, Rev. S. Coren; watch case, Mr..
Maher; iced cake, Mrs. $. III. Yates; elegant
image, L. Ganter, infants handsome cap, Miss
Jennie Melchers; box perfumery. Miss Mary Erie.
tas; steeple iced cake, G. o. Trumbo; silver card
receiver, Jacin vico; china tea set, q. L. Green;
bottle Spanish olives, NJ. o'Connor; elegant double
cased gold watch, r. L. Guinemin:
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The ELECTION FRAUDs.-Kit Moultrie, o
manager of election last October, was brought
before Commissioner Porteous yesterday morn
Ing, and examined on the charge Of stufing the
ballot box at St. Andrews Brick Church. The
box was evidently stuneh and 1t was shown that
NO one but Kit could have done this, the box be-
ing entirely in his charge. he was bound over for
trial at the May term OF the United States District
Court.
Francis Williams was also examined, charged
with being one OF the rioters at the Biggin Church
poll. Francis was proved to have been prominent
among the Invaders from Strawberry, and at one
time threatened 10 shoot one Of the witnesses
with q gun that he carried he was bound over
as the above.
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THE STATE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Court OF
Common Pleas was occupied during the whole OF
Yesterday In the hearing OF the case OF Ann Eliza
Gilbert Wy. the South Carolina Railroad Company,
action for damages for the death OF platntId's
husband by an accident on the railroad. The de
ceased was a fireman on the road, and was Killed
outright when the accident occurred on the t'estle
work in the Congaree swamp several months ago
BY q tree falling across the tressle during tile
night, he being crushed beneath the cars. After
the testimony for the p~laIntif had been heard, tue
counsel for the defence made a motion for a non
sult, on the ground that no culpaole negligence on
the part OF the defendants had been SHOWN. Alter
argument, the court held that 1t was question oi
fact for the jury whether the falling OF the tree
across the track was culpahle negligence or not.
The testimony for the defence was then taSen'
and the counsel for the plaintiff opened the case;
after which the court adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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CRUnBs.-It Is understood that the May Con-
vention, which meets In Columbia on the 9th
proximo, will be held In the legislative hal, q re.
quest having been made for the same.
Information has been received OF the death OF
Berry Hawkins, OF Greenville, by his own hand,
shooting himself through the head.
Messrs. Kanapaux& Gonzalez yesterday ship.
ped to Baltimore the first snap.beaus OF the
season., from the farm Of MI. Green.
The nrst instalment OF city taxes are still being
received at the city treasury without the penalty,
and may be paid this week.
Quite q numerous meeting Of colored citizens
was neld last evening at Turner's formerly Ford
ham,s) Hall, Meeting street, with q view to Sc.
curing at the coming election an honest admins.
tration OF the city government.
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ANOTHER LARGE FIRE IN JACKSONVILLE,
FLA.-Jacks lnville took a hand In 8, thirty thou
sand dollar fire last Saturday noon. Ten build.
ings, eight OF wood aud two OF brick, were utterly
destroyed. The Ocean House caught nre, but the
flames were Immediately extingulshed. The fol-
lowing named parties are among the losers:
Mi. Cohrt, cabinet shop. in which the fire was
Originated BY the bursting Of q kerosene lamp
under a POT OF glue;T I. Q. Holmes: Jules Baratier,
Mitchell. owner OF brick building: Holden Broth
.ers, ". d. Bird, R @. Loveridge, VIM. Lynde,
Mrs. Potter, Mr.. Kiel, Major Sherman Conant. Roy
P. Moody and j. @. Greedy, Esq. The following
.destroyed: Home, OF New York, $4,000; Buffalo
City, OF Buffalo, $500; Pacific, $500; Andes, $1,000;
Imperial, $500; North American, $1,000; Hart
ford, $1,000; Yonkers, $4,000; Phoenix, $1,000 ; viz.
rinta Home $500.
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LADIES, ATTENTION There are few of the
old citizens OF Charleston who are not familiar
with the collection OF household curlosltles and
jewelry in the establishment OF W. G. Whllden Il
Co., corner Of King and Beaufain streets, To-
night an auction, or rather a series Of auctions,
viii m there; and continue until the
whole OF the large and interesting stock Is sold.
Mr.. BSpns, in all the glory Of an Evolutionary auc-
t!cneer, will oficiate, and with a descriptive Vo'
cabulary that will have ample field In the beau
ties around him. RANGE through aoJrin'hs OF
toilet sets, vases, statue1es, rare articles OF oe'tu,
curiosities for the adjournment OF miladi's cham.
Der, and .crockery generally. 1t Is an occasion IN
which the tcnderer sex will be interested and
those who understand the value OF the oppor1n'
nifty will not be slow iI using it 20 secure some OF
the thousand and one things which viii ee sacri'
feed under the merciless hammer OF the auc'
t.oneer.
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The LADIES' MEMORIAL AssooIAT1oN.-Ah
extra meeting OF this association WAS held yes
terdsy afternoon. at the Widows Home, to take
into consideration the coming celebration Of
Memorial Day. Through thsenorss!of> thsi asso.
citation at least sixty OF the bodies of South Caro-
lin,ans, who fell upon the field o: Gettysburg and
were inferred there, Will reach here by Memorial
Day, and to insure their proper reception and
,intermens at Magnolia the ladIes1have requested
the Survivors, Association to appoint q commit
tee to attend to the matter. The trustees Of
Magnolia Cemetery have generously given to the
association as much space as will be necessary
for the graves. The coming celebration Will be
Of the most interesting character, and 1t Is hoped
that every son and daughter Of Carolina Will
lend their assistance in the holy work. An ad.
dress will be delivered and several poems read.
The ladies OF the association gratefully &C.
knowledge the kindness Of Mr.. Mordecai, now Of
Baltimore, In furnishing free transportation for
the remains OF the gallant dead to Charleston.
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1sQuEsr.-Coroner Taft held an inquest,

INouEsr.-Coroner Taft held an Inquest,
yesterday morning. over the body Of q new born
colored infant found buried In the lot In the rear
OF the arteslan well. Information IN regard to
,ts interment In that place had been lodged with
the chief Of police early In the morning by Lu.
,cinds johnson, who stated that she had placed
the child there because 1t was premature birth,
and the mother told her to have 1t buried. She
said she did not know at the time that 1t was
wrone1o do this, but learned afterwards that she
could be punished for the act, and therefore con.
cludedto inform tbs chief OF police. The latter
informed the coroner who had the child disin-
TERED. 1t was found in a box merely pushed
into an excavation under a bank. the mouth OF
the hole being loosely covered with earth. The
Jury returned q verdict OF death by premature
birth, and the woman was discharged.
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The UNITED STATES CoURT.-In the Circuit
Court on Tuesday, the 25th, tHon. Hugh L. Bond
presiding,) the further argument In the case OF
carson vs.. Robertson, ct al, which had been con-
tinued from the preceding day, was postponed
until this morning.
The report Of Charles d. Sinonton, Esq, special
referee in the cases OF W. G. Langly & Go. VS..
Harvey oogswell, ct al, and F. L. Markley d Co.
vs.. W. c. Langley Il Co., es al, was read, and
Messrs. Niles 4 Lord opened the argument In the
case, which will be continued to-day.
In the District Court. (Hon. George S. Brya an
preslding.) upon the petitions Of d. Bischon q 20.
and 7. ?. Brodte L Co., Enoch C. Cunningham
was ordered to show cause, on the 10th day OF
June next, why he should not be declared q
bankrupt.
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BEICKBArTTNG.-Monday afternoon a crowd
Of urchlns assembled at the corner Of King aud
Tradd streets, and In that thickly. settled locality
commenced to throw brickbats about promiscu
ously-an In play. One Of the brlckbats gent ny
and seeing the damage the crowd took to their
heels. The proprietor OF the store ran out and
captured one Of them, q colored boy named Geo.
Scott, whom ne turnAds6vef to the police. The
youthful prisoherf being broughtbefore the Mayor,
stoutIy maintained that he did not throw that
particular brick, and, the prosecutor not being
able to identify him as the throwlst. George was
discharged with q reprImand.
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EXCURSION TO SAvANNAH.-To all of those
who would like to take q peep at our beautiful
sister city we would recommend the perusal OF
the advertise ment OF the Ssvanssa and Charles.
top Railroad in another column. Tickets can be
bought to and from Savannah for 81 for one
week from the Soth OF April, and no extra charges
on the way. Trains leave Charleston daily at $50
A. NJ, and extra trains can be had on application
for the accommodation OF large parties.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As BENEFrr.-The beauti-
full and touching drama Of damon and Pythias''
will be presented at the Academy this evening
for tSe oenenr OF the Knights Of Pythias. The
best alstrlonic talent In Charleston has been Be-
cured, and the great number OF seats sold Is an
Indication that the entertainment viii be a sue
cessful and enjoyable one. Reserved seats can
be secured at the Academy, and tickets can be
had OF the members OF the order and at Boinest's
News Depot.
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Auction Sales This Day.

j. Fraser Matthew's will sell at half-past 10
O'Clock, at his office. r.draft horse.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at bis sore,
Clothing, dry goods, &c.
Ma. HUNT will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots, shoes, trunks, &c.
R. NJ. Marshall i Bro. will sell at half.past 10
O'Clock, at their office, horse and wagon.
Leitch & Bruins VIII sell this evening at O'Clock,
at No. 255 King street, watches, jewelry, &c.
WIN. Mckay vii sell at II o'clock, at No. 8
Tradd street, furniture.
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EASTER cHURCH ELECTIONS.

CHURCH OF TIE HOLY cRoss-cLAREMosT PARISH.
Wardens-W. B. Murray. James P%lnekney.
vst1hpGef:R &: Reynolds, IA, fEietson,
DR.. ". W.. Anderson, ST.
Delegates to Diocesan Conveniently. NJ. Rey-
nolds, q. L. Plnckney, ST., ". q. Burgess, DR.. ".
W. Anderson, Sr.
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PROMPT u BUSINESS LIKE.-The following
letter speaks for itself:
CHARLESTON, S. G., April "a, 1871.
Messrs. Miller DE- Laanton, General Agents South
era Lie Insurance Company, Augusta, Ga.
GEsrLEMEN--I here'y acknowledge the receipt
OF $1,000 in full liquidation OF policy No. 1859 on
the life OF Thomas Goghrty, late Of Georgetown,
S. c., deceased. 1 beg leave to commend the
pr0mp:neSs with which your excellent company
has Anticipated the payment OF this calm, and
haye.uo hes tatlon in recommending 1t IL all truf
Southern msn VITO wlsh 20 Insure in a good sound
corporation which keeps our capital at home.
Yours respectfully,
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TIE VERY highest prize, the Cross Of the
Legion OF Honor, was conferred on the represen
tatlve Of the Grover i Baker Sewing Machine, al
the Exposition Universelle, OF Paris, thus attest
ing their great superiority over all other sewing
machines. Sold at New York prices, by
KINsMAN Bros, State Agents.
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FATAL Acc1DENT.-One OF the sentinels at
the penitentiary accidentally shot himself on
Sunday after noon. The charge entered the neck
and passed out at the top OF the head, causing
instant death: Coroner Coleman held an inquest
over the body, and the jury rendered the follow
ing verdict: 'sThat the said Assgil Hale came to
his death by the accidental discharge Of a gun, in
his OWN hands, whilst on duty as a guard at the
South Carolina Penitentiary."
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A NAKED NU1sANcE.-We are informed that
a humble OF boys, both white and black, make 1t q
practice Of bathing in q pond in full sight OF the
shell road-the only good drive out OF Charleston.
AS these naughty boys do not battle with their
clothes on, they form a rather disgusting specta-
Gle to the fair ladies who ride and drive In the
ueighbofhood. Police
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BERNARD o,NE1tL, Administrator.

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER |
In Velvet and Leather bindings, is cents; ola
Price 90 cents. III Velvet and Leather bindiRgs,
rs cents; Old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, ST.; Old price 81 25. IN Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 90.
HAsgL sc. BEAAR. AND No 1871 KING ST.
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LUNCH AT THE scHUTzENPLATz.-Mr. C. q.
Bergman, the secretary Of the German Rlae Club
adyertlses this morning for estimates from such
members OF the club as are DESTROYS Of furnishing
lunch for about three hundred persons at the
Schutzenplatz on the frst Of MAY. The estimates,
with specified bills OF fare, must be handed to the
secretary, at his residence, No. 50 wentworth
atrept.
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AT LAsr!-A Washington telegram an
q ounces that the representative OF the Sisters OF
our Lady CT Mercy, OF Charleston, received twelve
thousand dollars from the United States Treasury
yesterday.
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CLUBS AND srAxs.-susan Robinson, a noto-
rious character, arrested for lying down In a
state Of beastly intoxication at the corner Of
Coming and Duncan streets, was sent to the
House Of Correction for ten days.
James Murray, q sailor, lodged on the charge OF
cesertion, was turned over to q trial Justice.
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SUMTER SOCIAL CLCB.-At a meeting OF the
sum,erxsocial Club. held on the evening Of the
:4th instant, the following oficers were elected:
n. P. Clare, president; D. o'Brien, drst vtce.presi-
dent; 7. o'Gorman. second vice-president; 7. A
Hutson, secretary and treasurer; 7. Oronan, hail
Seeper.
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By w. Y. LErTCH s. R. s. BRUINS.

BY w. Y. LETTCH s. r. 8. BRUINS,
Auctfoncers.
DOSITIVE SALE UNDER BORECLOS.
SURE OF MORTGAGE.
Will be sold THIS EVENING. the 18th of April
at the Store OF N ssrs W. q. Whiiden d Co., No.
256 King street. corner OF Beaufain, at 8 O'Clock
In the evening, and continued until the entire
stock is disposed Of,
CONSISTING IN A OF:
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry,
Silver and Platedware, Fine Crockery, French
China, Glassware and q variety of'Vases, and
articles OF Virtu, Parlanware and Fancy Goods.
Terms cash.
The sale or CROCKERY, at No. 20 Hayne street,
may be had, on application, at No. g. Hsyne
street, or No. IS Broad street. apr26-smw3
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By A. G. %McG1LLVRAY,
Auct10neor. Is
TIDAL, ASSIGNEE, VS.. REGIME,

Vidal, ASSIGNEE, VS.. REIGNE,
w. ADMIR-, ct al.
By virtue OF an order or sale In the ab0ve
cause to me directed BY the Hon. 3. E. Graham,
Judge for the First Circuit, I will o1er for sale ct
1871, at IL O'Clock A. n, at the Old Postonioe,
Bread street, In the City OF Charleston,
AL that PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
on the north side OF Queen street, In the City Of
Charleston, known as No. Is, containing In front
on Queen street twenty-seven t27) feet, and In
depth, from north to south, one hundred and
slxty.two (e2) feet, moro or less; buting and
bounding east on Lands Of Estate OF John Nc
street, and north on Lands Of
Terms-One-third cash; balance In ono year
from day Of sale, secured by bond Of purchaser,
ings to be insured and policy assigned. Purcha-
ser 70 pay for papers and stamps.
WIN. J. GAYER,
apr6 .w4tu1 Referee.
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CITNAFFAIR S..
Meeting. This Day.

Peoples Bank ofsouth Carolina, at 10 N.
Washington Ride Club, at 8 Pm.
South Carolina Lodge, at 8 P. N.
Knights Of Pythias at 8 P. II.
Etna Fire Company, at F. n.
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GEORGETOWN srEAMER.-shippers will please
take notice that the steamer Emile Is receiving
freight this day at Commercial wharton WaVeriy'
Keithdeld and Weymouth Mills, and will leave at
9 O'Clock tonight.
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BY A. C. MeGILLIVRAY,
AuCffoneer.

huCLIOuccTs ~ = -
HITY COUNCIL OF CHARLESTON VS..
" Dawson, Administrator, ut al.
By virtue Of an order Of sale In this case, to me
directed by the Hon. 3. F. Graham, Judge for the
First Circuit, Twill ofer for sale az public auction.
on TUESDAY, the I'd day OF May, 1871, at II
O'Clock A. n, at the Old Postofice, foot OF Broad
All that LOT OF LAND situate on the south side
Of Amherst street, In the City Of Charleston, mum.
bered ten Qo,) on 9 plat OF the Lots OF Land
known In the plan OF the Village Of Hampstead
BY the numbers so and 81, Ward No. s, made In
April. 1866, by Robert z. PAYNE, City Surveyor
for the Upper Wards, containing In front on Am.
herst street thirty-si 1857 feet. i've () inches, the
same on the back line, and in depth. from cost to
west, one hundred and forty Qs0) feet. be the
same more or less; buttng and bounding north
on Amherst street, east on Lot No. 9 on said plat,
south on Lot No. 6 on said plat. west on Lands OF
the German Evangelical Lutheran Church Of
Charleston. t.t
T~erms-Oue.half cash; balance In one year,
secured by bond Of purchaser, with interest from
day Of sale, and mortgage Of property Sold Pur-
chaser topsy for papers and stamps-
WIN. ]. GAYER,
apr5.w4tu1 Referee.
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ADMITTED TO BAR.-W. N. Bruins, Esq,
has been admitted to practice law In the
Courts OF this State, after an examination, In
open court, before his Honor, Judge Graham.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper al 50, 81
So, IS so and 50 so per thousand, according to
Size. at TIE NBwa job ONCE.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The MEMBERS OF A. F. N. AND +. o. o. F.,
AND ALL OTHER FRIENDS, are hereby invited to
MD with their preset 1e at the entertainment this
evening at the Academy Of Music, for the benefit
OF the Knights Of Pythias. Tickets 81.
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Peoples BANK OF SOUTH CARoLNA.-The
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF this bank
viii take place at 10 n. to-day, at the banking
Hal. No. 9 Broad street.