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"A ssIG NE Es,s s. a 3 =. -. -
"A BY yifne ot Aaordersn Of the District Court
of the TINTED statss 9or the Dlsissos ots aonsh
Caro.inA VIII sail be fore thaG GgHtthols WI.
sefhoro,, Ooiletdn gonntys 81 %, on Jn0NDAEh thu
pRopss sassa 1 .na
EstatesesH. @. p. BeHinger. OF the tfr4 Rel-
.sHsPLIHTATION - on: :Ghshaw River, icenssining
seysii hnadred and thirty S-seven sacred smoretof
less, Known as Drainfeld; bonnded ,byrI,aaasgof
EDWARD MsaAG Bernard Elliott Dr.. Th6mastin-
nidg ana others .Iao a1s 80 s1,'.
The life interest Of p BsAinger- In one
fourth OF tO1RAHT0 -PLAKPApk0N containing
eighteen hundred apd 3seveny- i've acres ne3r
OF ~. A HsyWasd, F.H.a .Zehles and ethers.s; 5,
Thsiee simple of osesEnd Of sne:foutth d
the shove Iaatd Describes bed.fRtGTOFLAND:t "a. ,tsE
s,.<S>-s. Il. GALaG, s.z-!y- --....
ARousE AND LOT ip the Town q Waltsrb9s
rG, County Of Collector bounded. OK Los9 Essa: sss
kssaSepG.MSs. Plnekney.@ 80 = e.,s.s-Ssrstz
.AsroaraNp ror, sas Z afe town ana county
sfcrse.m Hi SoSuaed os punicstrests LOT q e.
kissa asssi.s and wi'eas. !, .1ao sa,i7's ~.
Z F1Rnnear Wa1serbolo IN said COUNT, Squ:
tatGfnS enc hundred Hhd tWslve acre8 cn0ftfd.
ed by Lsnds.Of &c. lizard ~. B.. Reynolds s1d
r. s. Bedon. 45Syy4.,
The tonnhyenr iatersss Of W. q. .sBellhs Fin
ofRAETo> o>ELARCkYf0N.. above described. SsS-ss
Terms OF sale-0ne,ksl cash; thestslanea IN
one year; with Interest at seYan per .csnt PHy.
cfsser 70 give bohd seeufe6 BY: Mortgageon, ,tte
pFenisesr bought, ana passsdr staaals;ard pa
p'tS Assignee tot gernpeef = son, SsaEapts,
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FSTAYEs SALE DY 44RDNRs 0Et THE
.E -Exee1tarss Of ofshefsmainder Of tbs ptopestfi
Formerly balonaing 20 the Estate 4enefal Go.
PinGkney, on tleWest side East sRkI aHd Gufg.
nara street, Gr H8Sne street exteoded, and which
Was tathdfaHnsAs saleSef l8th RehRuafys slntA
TCouncN should establish line or Haynes .e
VIII be sold at the Old poBtGte TUESDAY,
March 16, 18Th, at II O'Clock, e. !.
+ Az thoAe LOIS OF EAND "a ~shesEegeStdH0 or
Naas Bay, just north OF karkgt, fdsgoehea tnN
pat rnade7oy Nm. Hume, saryes0 geoeMbts
3R1D. as Lots 4 B,O, d, &, vatytIg1n meaMze.
msnt from d feet inches freat on East Bay 4yA
le7 feet deep, more or iess 20 a. 1Bst EQnr
feet inchee deep mere or fts6 OnsoHe Of thes6.
Lots is areood ?voahoFy Bfsek H0use.~ So
Ttose rnree t1rs -en the south side okastg.
nafd street, meaSarin6 eacEeES feet et4fn04Ws:
more or less, and>Assesibe6 IN SL05s a ". IL
Hume Surveyor, as Lots q, G, F. ,St KS
ALSO, .-. ~
TnoseFHSLOrs .sf 9he n6zt4 side d Eafket
6treet, esBt Of East BHy, ,Hneas9ffdR each48b4 I'D
feet, more or leSs, antsdescHbed m rlstrU VIM;
Hume, Surveyor, by the numbers 195 1910
70 ofeessmszone.thlrd es cash; balaues IN one, txsd
three years, secured by bond and morteAgept
the purchaser or purchasers, with fnteregt HhH
the day Of sale, at the rate OF seven per 0eut.
aunum, payable semt 8nnually; satlditEg t1N6
insured md policy assigned. Purchaser to4lF
for papefFapd stamps, s.ss..
|. Plats may be seen at our once. Es= mAxgAs
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. Mr.. L.
S. &. Bennett sold yesterday the following real
estate: Three lots on Smith street. near Calhoun,
for ss65; nine lots running from Line to Shepherd
street, with Ashe street on west, for $1,000; six
lots running nom Calhoun to Mil street, with
Lucas street on the west and 10 Lucas street, Tor
$24Ss.
Mr.J.Ryaser Ma5hewes sold.theseast corner Of
ChindufpsI street and eameton's o6uttSt Ward
8, lot so by ITO feet, for s2oG.
Also lot ont the west side Of Council street,
next to corner Of Tradd street, l5s feet front.by
- deep. for $475
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QHE ESCAPE OF GRIMES FRoM THE JirL.sS
Sheriff Hackey, who is. sttl confined to his bed by
Illness publishes D letter vindlcatlng himself
from the insinuatlon Of connivance at the escape
efsthe supposed murderer OF Colonel White. Al
luaipg to.ths circumstance OF the prisoner hav-
Ing been allowed the freedom OF the jail yard, the
sheriff says: 'Ths privilege was granted BY me
on account Of the alleged illness Of Grimes, and
tn view Of the known fact that he had voluntarily
surrendered himself, had voluntarily confessed
she crime, and had frequently, during the past
three years, expressed his willingness to answer
for it.berre a juaicta tribunal. Such circum-
stances would have been sunclent toimpress any
one with the belief that the prisoner had no wish
nor intention to escape. Such at any rate, was
my impression" After narrattng IN detail the
circumstances OF the escape, Sheriff. .Mackey adds:
personally pd,ofieially am earnestly desirous
Of bringing this criminal and his guilty confed-
crate to justice for this foul murder, and. on the
very day preceding Grfmes's escape, the son OF
Colonel White, at my instance retained the ser.
vices Of an eminenbiawyer or this citysas asso-
siate counsel m the prosecution. The person
whom Grimes charged With having instigated
this murder, and his coRederates, were certainly
more interested in connving at his escape than l.
or any Of my friends, and think proof Of this will
ere long be'obtained.s
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oFF1cHoRrSrArE INSPECTOR or FERTIL1zERs, J
LABoRAreRY OF MEDICAL CoLLBGE, QUEEN ST.,
CHARLESTON, 8. u, November n, 1870. J
Ne. John X H0EHtes:
DEAR sIR-The gypsum sutrhIttet by You for
apalysists the most rernarkahle haze ever seen
for its freedom from impurities OF .evety Kind.
containing as 1t does but onethtrd Of one per cent
OF nsoluole matter. II 1t can be supplied OF sim.
liar quality It Cannot fall to proveia great boon to
Southern agriculture as there is nocrop to which
1t is not beneficial, whether applied alone or m
conjunction with other manures.
Very respectfully, your ohedtent servant.
(slgned) CHARLES q. SHEPARD, JR., NJ. D,
ianl1-Wfm22
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CORRESPONDENCE.

At a regular meeting of'the board Of trustees
Hasel street Congregation OF Israeiites, convened
March 9th. 1871, the following preamble and reso.
lutIons were proposed and unanimously adopted
whereas, The ladies' and gentlemen whose ad.
mIrabIe amateur performance OF married Lille, +"
on Thursday evening last, elicited the highest en-
comiums from the largest, and most respectable
audience that ever graced the Academy Of Music;
and, whereas, very general desire has been ex-
pressed for the repetition Of said performance be
IL, therefore,
RESOLVED That the board OF trustees Of Hasel
street Congregation Of Israetes earnestly and re.
specuully request the amateurs 10 repeat that or
any other performance at such time and place as
may suit their convenience, for The benent Of this
congregation.
ReSolued, That the secretary and treasurer
transmit q COPY OF the foregoing to Messrg P.
Winemsu,. B. F. Noise and Juilns Noses, Esqts.,
committee.
Extract from the minutes.
NATH'L LEVIN,
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PAkH1AN DREssMAKNa is famous, the world
over, for its matchless nicety and taste and
those OF our Lady readers who wiah to avail them
sAves Of the services OF rratnei aud accomplish.
ed drttste In Dress may give their WORK to
Madame Luzier, with full confidence in her skill,
promptitude and ability to please. She also makes
fine French corsets to order. Her establishment
is on King street, one door above Wentworth,
overthe Dollar Store.
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FaBeoMposTING WITH COTTON SEED.
ID u Re G YPS UM vi

DURE G YP S O N
CONTAINING OVER NTNETY-NINE AND ONE
HALF PER GENT. OF SOLUBLE MATTERtt
GROUND AND PREPARED In THIS CITY, AND
<SWARRAETED FREE FROM
ADULTERATl0N.
The annexed communication from Prot. Charles
q. Shepard, Jr. OF the purity OF thfs artele, fs,a
GUARANTEES ofsits highly valuable qualities TO the
farmer, being available when mixed with other
manures, to the great advantage OF any kind OF
crop. uaequalied as top.dressing for wheat,
rye, barley, &C., and the grasses; one peok or
which Will show visible imprSyement on an 'aore
Tlis valuable Manure ia offered for sale 40 the
low price OF SIS per ton cash, or on time Tor city
acceptauce with interest added.
Put up for shipment In bags OF 200 pounds eaoR
All orders by mail In accordance with above
terms will be promptly executed 6y,
JOHN II. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant, .
.Bbyee,s Wharf,, Charleston, g. G.
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OUR PRICES CURRENr.-We especially Invite
the attention OF our mercbalts TO THE NEWS
Prices Current, iss1ed this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type it forms, with the business
card OF the house forwarding v, the.most attract.
I've and welcome weekly commercial circular
that can be used. Price, for tan. copies or more
with business cards., two anas q. haf cents per
copsl1 single copies five cents,
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TIE. .PH&NK IRON WoRAs.-=0ne Of the
largest and most successful branches OF industry
insoharleton is that conducted By Messrs. John
F. Taylor & Co., OF the above named works. Early
and late the busy sound Of machinery may there
be heard, raorlcatieg steam engines, bsiers, rice
threshers. cotton presses and things.of which old
Tubal Cain himself never dreamed In the found
ry department iron>fronts FOR buildings are cast;
brass work OF every kinds constructed to- order,
and shafiings, puleys and gesrings- prepared
With promptaess and the best skin. Messrs.
Taylor & Co. are also the agentsof Iudun's cele-
bra,ed governor and stop valves, which, are put
on oil engines madeat these WORKS.
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EUROPEAN cARaoBs.2rhe British ship Edith
was cleared yesterday for Amsterdam By Messh
.Lesesue& wells with 1888 bales uplsad cotton
and 500 tons phosphate roct-wetght 1855, ,slo
poss5s-value $l77,0e5. This probably exceeds
in.buik any cargo previously Shipped fton mere
10 the above port The American schc0nfr Adte
Rls!sdea was'Olsarea fer Liverpool by Msssrs B.
g. Rhett &Sors with 47 bags sea island cotton, 7sf
bales upland cotton, and 800 tons phosphate
rock The British bark Vinco, for Liyerppek
BY Mr. Benry Caro- with -es bags sea island
COTTON, 1888 bales upland cotton. 200 bags cotton
seed, and 1o7 tons phosphate rock. =
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TIE. STATE SoeRr.-The Court OF General
Sessions was opened yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock, his Honor Judge Grahana presiding.
The grand jury returned the following true
bills: Statevs James Wright and shem Hey ward,
grand larceny; same va. Henry Jackson, grand
larceny; same vs. Wm. smalla, breach OF trust;
same vs. James T. Campbell, embezzlement; same
Vs. Henrietta Lewis, assault and battery; same
vs.. Gray danard, assault and battery. =
No bills were returned In the following cases
James Price, assault with intent to- kill; Emma
Brown. assault and battery; Joe Hasel and Mackey
Lawrence, assault and Satsery; Joe Hasel, assault
ana 6atteryf Thomas Wilson, grand larceny
Henry Drane, assault and battery.
The following cssss were iried: Prince Barrow
forgery. hC. Nerthrop for defence. Not guilty
|. Francis Jenkfns-burgiary and larceny. 3: W
Seymeutfer defence Not guilty. :.
Cherries W. Blocker-bigauy. Same counsel
Not guilty. -
The following dases were struck from the doc
kst: Charles H.XerrtganY assault and battery
Jcssphd dRalBms,T Gabriel Ptnckney, Henry John
con, Jack Holloway Mary and Ned Walsh, grand
lareenp; j. Williams 'Gaosiel Ptnckney, Robt
tSavage aud Wm. 4. hoard, burglary and lar
Eeeny; Wm. A. Johnson, assault with Intent &c
kill aud assault and battery John McPherson
assaulran1 battery; Mary and "Eaward Wafsf
receiving stolen goeds; John H. Robertson, as
sault and battery; Isaac Schwartz, assault ant
battery.
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KNOWLEDGE is like coin, its circulation is not
restricted to any particular class. The knowl-
edge OF q curative can only be obtained by prac.
tlcal test, and thousands who have essayed that
rnlte In commencing the Old Caroline Blhers
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sCLUBs AND STARs:-Yesterday and the night
preceding must have been Q gala day among the
soldiers attached to this POST, for more than a
usual number were found under the influence OF
John Barlsycorn, making sheir bed Ia the street,
or trying to. force others to- do so, and. were
bronght to halt In theGusrdhouse.' For instance
Join Shepard,-of the Eighteenth infantry, was
lodged Tor having too much oxygen and combus-
ton while navigating KiIg street. Cornelius Tul-
Leg end, John Smith. also "boys In blue, ".became
demoraHaed with the liquid damnation OF Elliott
street, and were fined SIS. John Lawless, Of com.
pany I, underwent similar experiences, and IN
addition made war on the police. Hejttoo, was
IS out. John Webb, OF company L was taken "
out OF shecofd for Fear somebody would dot his
personal eye while very, very drunk.
Another person, unable to measure the Side
walk mathematically, was lodged and discharged
oecausehe wasn't used to it, aud promised better
things hereafter
Henry Clements for attempting to pick the
poke: Of Officer Davis, was himself picked up
and held for examination.
Thomas Brown was arrested for making hui.
labaioo on certain premises In Elliott street. Dis
charged.
4eo1 vas found going atlarge in Morris street.
ASear Case for an advertisemeitLIosf."
-oaacer Hernandez arrested Frank Hunt, atss
George Francis Bird, yesterday, on the charge of
dessrtion Bird % held for examination.
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0AARLEsToN, March 9, 1871.
", LeUisl, ESQ.,, Secretary and treasurer:
DEAR SIR-Hsyio& consdlted the ladies and
gentlemen alluded to In your note Of 6bh insta Mt
they have consented TO accetfe to the request so
politely conveyed torepeat the amateur per.orm
snce or Married Lie" for the benefit Of your
Congregation. and would name Thursday, the
22d Instant, as the time. and the Academy or Mu.
sic as the place selected. Very respectfully,
P. WINEhkN,
B. F. NOISE, Committee,
JULIUS l.. MOSES.
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prsininnr Earl6 Sale.
$4,000 $4,000
LAST CHANCE TO SEE WHAT IS WILL DO.

S. Will secure Share In the. Aiken Premium ST
SIS Land Sale. Invest St
Is win secure share as above and fine 81
IS Work. OF Art to adorn your homes: s.
s5 Ing, siMarriage of Pocahontas, -. worth ST
IS viii secure Snare and the Steel Eugrav- SIS
SIS ing, 'Landing Of Columbus, 1900. worth s5
IS viii secure share and the Steel Engray. 81
Is viii viii secure o share and the beautiful Sc
Ks Chrome. "AmerIcan Autumn,n. worth SIS
s5 viii secure to some shareholder the Der SIS
IS oy Mansion and 25 acres Of Vineyard and St
IS Orchard, valued at S25, ,oo0.. ............. SIS
IS win secure to some shareholder s'Rose- S.
SIS Vile Farm, " 16o cres.................... So
IS valued at $4,000. invest SIS
Is Wiu secure to some shareholder "Gin- SIS
IS house Farm" 1855 acres. ....... Sc
ystasa VIII secure ~ to some shareholder who in IS
Ks vests. Peach Orchard, valued at $500 IS
rs viii secure to some shareholder Vine So
IS yard and Peach orchard. Fd................ S.
IS WIN secure to some shareholder q tine IS
IS villa Site, with Cottage, Garden, &C., S.
IS valued at $500 ..:;.....:...;...: Invest SIS
Is win secure to SO other ehareholdera val; SIS
SIS uable properties, ranging IN value from SIS
IS $500 to $3.50. invest SIS
IS These Real Estate Prizes. ............... S.
Ks valued at $p6,0oo are located In the beau. .S5
IS tifal Town OF Aiken, South Carolina. IS
Is lis uaeumlled climate and hea,th-glyIng SIS
IS surroundings, has made It the IS
4 SsaR1TOGA OF THE SOpFH.n SIS
IS The Shares Will be distributed April 21st, S3
S. when each Shareholder Will see $5
SIS "WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL Do" S.
~rhere is a tide In the affairs OF men; which, :.
Taken ct the food, leads on to fortune"
The most liberarterms to Clubs.
Fer description OF the valuable Real Estate,
Prizes, notices or the press, names or Committee
to make the Drawing, home endorsements, and
ment. send for pamphlet. Renrittan oes for siafes
Should be made with Postof1ce Money Order, or
currency In registered letter, or by Express. Ad.
dress J. @. DERBY, General Manager
Augusta Ca,
-.efice corner Of Jackson and Reynolds streets.
8S- Residents of chariesrnn and vicinity can
secnre Shares by applying TO J. RUSSELL BAKER,
so Society St lat c. lICKEf,S, No. 345 King street;
EUS ROUMILLATiS, No. COL ing street, where
specimens or the Works OF art, which each share
holder receives eau be seen. mar249
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. -stereoscopic. views
OF Charleston ndTicuity, at No. lel King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noYl2
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Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store boots and shoesr
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DoLLs!- Sold at 8, 6,
and IL cents each (; former prices, 8, 10, IL and
30 cents.
No. lsl KING sr., AND BASEL st. BAzAkR.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER TEAM EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; Old
price 90 ceuts. In Velvet and Leather btndiass,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings; 81; old price 81 Is. In Velvet and Lea
cher bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsnsn RazAAR, AND NO. lsl KING ST.
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LEGIstArroN >AFFBc1fNG .C,HARLEsToE
Among tlap apnameroussceswhtch have been pass
ed and ratified by the General Assembly during
It's -lsA -ssssion. ths foaowing are those which
opHcalrsfs City OF Ghariestoni. and which, there
fore. possess local iatereat:
The NEST important Is the-btil regulating. the
electtor ofMayar and Aldermen, which provides
that the election shall take place on. the nrst
Wednesday tn August instead OF In October, as
Ae1ssorore. 1t is claimed BY the rratners Of the
bill that August would bepreferable to the bust
ness portion of the community, October being
one OF the busiest months OF the year. The bill
fus.her provides, that an election shall be hel4A
dfl offces vacant on that day and every two
years Subsequent.
An set to release the Lien OF the State upon lot
dt .hndin the City Of Charleston, owned by the
South Carolina Instielte for the promotion ofart,
mechs9icsLi6genaity and industry aud take
similar lien upon. the new hall, ereeted BY said
South Carolina Institute, prugldes tnat the lien
OF tie sCatefor So ooer appropriated By the Gen.
eral alAssenbly, through an act ratided on the 10th
December, 1852, on mortgage on lot Of land
situated ih Meeting street. In this oityi executed
by the. seuth Carolina Institute, be released ,as
also the Claim OF the City Council OF Charleston,
provided, however, that the State shall have q
Lien oa the new building erected at tue Washing
ton RACE eonrse for the amount realized by the
sale 81 the aforesaid lot.
An aot TO Vest in the lCharleatoa Land Com
pany the.charter Ola ierry from namlfn's wharf,
In The City OF Charleston, to the following points
on the Wando River, to wif: ScanfonviRe, Reni-
ley's Point Vsnnsng's Landing, and Daniel 8 Is-
land Landing. This act Is passed mainly for the
benefit the Aforesaid company, organized about
two years ago, land who are about to settle, and
in parrflsd settled, On lands purchased oI them
near the poiuts above stated.
An act to lnsorporstsshe Mechanics Union. Ne.
n, okshe the City Of Charleston, South Carolina,
gives the right To- sue and be sued, &C.. to the
aforesaid assocatlon which has been establish.
ed about two years ago, and Is chiefly composed
OF railroad employ ees
An act to amend 40 act establishing line be-
yond which the whasyeaia Charleston Aarbor shall
net extend. Ttia act provides that the line OF an
wiarves sua leasend to the channel, and gives
general satisfaction TO- all parties concerned.
An act to incorporate the Charleston Cleansing
Company Of the City Of Charleston.
An act to incorporate the Nashville independent
Blues Charitable Association, of the city Of
OhsrteseoH, South Carolina.
BUSINESS sEsvELoPEss-THE NEWS Job 0fiioe
ia now prepared to furnish good envelopes, With
business cards printed thereon, az S. per thous.
and. Send your orders., Every aperonant and
business uan should haye his card printed on
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At Cosr Al Cosr Large size Chromos:
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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GRUaps.-The grand Jury Of the District OF
Columbia had Under e6amfnsslon on RTtesday the
case OF 9. 6. Bs~eh, charged ~fth blgams, in
having wife, Mrs. Frances Bowen, living In Au-
gusta, Ca, when he married last August. Six
witnesses were examined. 1t Is stated that
Bogen has been III, butts now recovering. Ads
patch in another column announces that the
grand Jury have second time indicted Bowen for
bigamy.
In giving list of the. tneubers Of the new
House OF Representatives,. the Wellington -Ghron.
lciestatss that Mr.. Bowen viii contest Mr.. De-
Lsreea. claims to sest- se-.;s.z, -
Josenhfne Jones; arrested some days ago for
stealing several. articles at jeVelsy, &C., from.
lady, stas tried yesterdeY bsfore -Trla Justice
McKfnmy. uund guilty and sehtefcsd to thirty
days In JAIL -
Collector cloHtman has. returned frem Wash
ington, and resumed his official duties. !.
A company Is being formed fn Columbia fer the
manufacture Of brooms. The Augean stables in
thatvciufty afford good field to test the quality.
While ON the piazza OF the house. corner OF An
son and. wentworth streets, Wedpesday night,
colored woman named Nancy Wilson fell in
fit, and died sooD after.
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SHALL CHReMosi SMALL oHRohes !-Chro-
nns4n Walnut Frames at z6 cents each; formerly
snld at 81 80. No.I8I KING STREET.
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MARX YOUR CLoTHlNa .1ordsr yopr-stencil
Plates at the Hasei atreet Bazaar. octlk-fs
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

MARION Lodgas att P NJ =. =.
La Candeur Lodge, st7P.M.
German Rifle cub, at s P. II.
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RUSTIC GOODS Rustic GecDs "A reduction
OF twenty per cent. on Side and Corner Brackets,
Book Racks &C., at our stores.
Cps. O, RICHTER Co.,
Hasel street Basaar, and No. 161 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-10

- FHr 1acxDEaY OF Musrc:-A very fine house
repaid the Chapman Sisters for their perform
ance Of Fra DIaVQlolastnight. Bishop was in his
element as a particularly heavy rufian, not
troubled with anything but an appetite and the
conventional hosrseness peculiar to: the meio.
dramatic brigard. His singing, dancing. and
burlesque on humanity generally WEB immense.
Mrs. Chapman and Mr.. Parker sang hamor-
Gus Duet with fine effect, and Ella on the
banjo, and Blanche and Ella In "Hoop Ia" made
She welku ring again. On Saturday there wifi
bea matinee, to which all the children in the Or
phan Institutions are invited. Handsome pres
erIts will be distributed. TO night, Jack Shep-
herd and fine comedy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-10

ASA fos1c, the Old Carolina BitteO have I
euual.