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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-11

BENEFIT OF HARRY WATKINs.-The audience
which left the Academy OF Music last night atthe
close OF the performance, could not but bear
away the most agreeable memories Of an eve
ning's entertainment. Harry and Rose Watkins
never played with more VIM and although the
two dramas were presented for the first time on
our Charleston boards they met with reception
that must have grattned both the author and per-
formers. The ,"warr!or's wife,n founded on
Southern incident connected with the war, re-
called many an association OF the past with which
the chief portion OF the audience were familiar,
and not q few weeping eyes paid tribute to the
manner 10 which the story Of privatlon, and the
noble spirit OF sacrince, we're Illustrated BY the
scenes upon the stage.
Comedy followed the performance Of the more
serious drama, and In "C!eopatrs, or Caught at
Last,n the audience enjoyed that budget OF comic
situations, and those delicious bits OF fun which
had been promised In the bills.
Take 1t all In all, the talented artists who, for
the last two weeks, have contributed 80 much to
the pleasure OF the theatre-going community,
have had reason TO be gratlded by their reception,
and have certainly, In their way, fully compensa.
ted their audiences by display OF good acting
and attractive pieces.
To-day there will be y matinee for the accom-
mediation OF families and children, and tonight
will be given the last performances In Charleston
for the present season OF the Watkins troupe.
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Hotel ArrIyaIs-February 10.
CHARLESTON EoTEL.

Thomas Wlnans, W. Wlnans, c. Van Der
Flier and wife, C. Wlnans and wife, Miss G. La
Yeaux, Baltimore; ". L. Piatt, Augusta; J. {.
Lane and lady, Newberry; P. B. Gilbert, Wiscon-
siu: M. and Mrs. W. G. Davis, A. D. Waterbury,
Mrs. D. waterbury, Michigan; I. G. Bear, New
York; james B. McGhu, Philadelphia; W. Abra.
hams and wife, Baltimore; Bently D. Hasell, New
York; T. j. Copeisnd B. F. Kelly, Maine; Miss
.Llvermore, New Hsmpshire; Miss Manning, Baltl-
more: s. B. Dow Goose Creek; George @. Hull,
JsmeSBridgs, A:J Coe, Boston;, George e. Jen-
kins ana eife, F. a. Dockrsy, Jacksonville; Thom-
.as VI. Pa2e,,M. B. Franklin, Columbia; John B.
.ssrdb aexs York; Wriiam F. Larr, 3. A.'whlte'
~ MILLS HOUSE.
Jonn Ses!sSSrota, VI. H.-Kaser, Philadeipna; J,
Andefs6n Mobile; n. whees. bridgeport; P J.
Gordon; NeS;Y nQM9s and lady, Brids
port: Geo. Lysle PfIsbury Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Ander
son, Miss Anderson, Newark, N. j.; A. NJ Var
Seer, New York; ]. j. Noah, Washington; Augf
8. Bond, Baltimore.
PAVILION -"rEL.
w. Heard Augusta, Ia.; Edwin ). o1e~aft
Blackvils, 8. G.; y. H. Sally, orangeburg; s. A
Brunson. Clarendon; rsI strathan, Lakes Olrcus
olwln Hewitt, Graham's; W. a. Lewis, Boston
Mass.
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ROBERT E. LEE AND HIS COMPANIONS IN
ARxs.-A COPY OF the above: work comes 10 us.
fresh from the press, and In an attire that should
make 1t welcome addition to every library, to
say nothing OF Its contents. These, however, will
chiefly commend the volume to Southern readers,
becsuse in s:condensed,; sppghtly and fasctna-
ting style, they 6nng y rnnd thechief events Of
the late war, and recall the scenes that stirred
the hearts OF the people for four long years.
Thereare forty. eight biographies Of distinguished
Confederate generals, and thirty steel portraits OF
the same, BESIDES memoirs Of all the army divls-
Ions Of the Confederacy, from Virginia to the Trans
Mississippi. The collection Ia In the shape Of 60
axy but the picture Is one In the light Of which ali
the figures are grouped. The Author is aunounc.
ed as SO distinguished Southern journalist" and
as evidence OF the authenticity OF his record he
says in his Introduction, that he has admitted
no statement OF fact without ample authority, and
mentioned not even the slightest incident with
out the support OF credible testimony. +''" ="
Including all the great commanders, these bog.
raphIes contain some name dear to each part Of
the former Confederacy, and thus have an inter
est distributed through oil the States OF the
South"
The book Is sold only by Mr.. ]. Clark Bedell
bookkeeper OF the Wsyerly House, Charleston.
theagens for this city and vicinity. The price is
So rs,
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Jrrsnranfe.
THE soUTHBRk L1sF =
INsURAN ANY.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
ATLANTA, GA. -
General John B. Gordon, President. Atlanta, Ga.
General A. h. Golquitt, Planter, Barker County,
Ga. -c
A. Austel, Banker. Atlanta, Ga.
&. W. Holland, Atlanta, Ga.
J. II. Galloway, Atlanta, Ca. sss>!
Hon. B. O. Yancey, Athens, Go.
B. ]. Smith, Planter, Cuthbert, Ga
H. Y. II. Miller, Atlanta, Ga.
General Wade hampton, Columbia, 8. G.
william Johnston, President O 4 8. CR. B.,
Charlotte, n. O.. -;
@. h. Phinizy, Commission Merchant, Augusta,
Robert Thomas, Athens. Ga. -. ,s.-
D. e. Butler, Commission Merchant Augusta, Ca
B. l.. Willingham, Planter, Allendsle, D. O.
W. A. Caldwell. Greensboro. N. y.
K. q. Cowan, Wilmington, N. o. ~
d. R. Murchison, Wilmington, N. O.
F. J. Pezer, Charleston, s. O.
D. G. FowIe, Raleigh. N. @.
General W. R. Cox, Raleigh, N. O.
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THE TAX ON REA1 ESTATE.
A Handsome Reduction of Assessments.

The board of citizens appointed by Mayor
Pillsbury to equallze the assessments OF taxable
property In this city, after holding several meet
ines. have concluded their deliberations.
The board found that the assessment Of real
property was, as a rule. too high. A large num-
Der OF applications, by individuals, for reduc-
tion Of assessment were under consideration, but
the board ascertsined that these were not excep-
tional cases, and only represented what might
have been common complaint from the whole
city. 1t was thought unjust, therefore, to grant
individual applications, while the mass OF the
community, who had all equal right to reduc-
ton, received no benefit. After carefully inqu!r-
Ing into the subject, and Investigating the true
value of the property to be taxed, the board de-
termIned to make q reduction OF 20 per cent.
upon the assessed value Of ell improved real
estate, snd OF 25 per cent. upon the assessed
value Of al unimproved real estate-vacant lots.
This decision will be received with much salts
faction. The Board had nothing to do With the
city revenue. 1t was their duty to see that the
property was taxed at its true value. and they
have discharged their .onerous task IN manner
that entities them to the approval Of the commu'
nifty. The board consists Of Messrs. z. B. Oakes,
Andrew Slmonds 8. ". Marshall, Alva cage,
Elias Garden and George Glover, and their deci.
sion will, we are sure, be accepted as one which
is as prudent as it certainly is impartial and just
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oFB1cIA1.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface
at Charleston, for the week ending February TO-
1871, and printed officially in TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston. e..
M Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are Advertised"
1a- Office hours from A. NJ. to P. II. On
Sundays, from 5K to 6H P. n.
STANLEY g. TRoTr. Postmaster.
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The MAYOR IN WASHINGTON Mayor Pills
bury left this city on Thursday, for Washington
D. G., to which place he was subpuned to testify
In the Bowen bigamy case, before the United
States Court In that district. The Mayor Is Wit
ness for the prosecution, and Is summoned by the
United States to testify, it is sad relative to the
reception Of letter, last spring, from Mrs.
Bowen, of Alabama, asking II such person as @.
C. Bowen Has to be found in South Carolina.
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ar
TaS SOUTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL Soef-
.BrY.4The meynosrs OF the South Carolina .Agri-
cultural sand Mechanical Society, and stocshola-
esss Of tie Auxiliary Joint Stock Company, met
In OonIibia on Wednesday.
The president Of the society, General Hagood,
called the meeting to order and instructed the
secretary to enroll the deleg ases present The
following coanties were represented: AbbeVille,
Barnwen, Charleston, Chester, Ohesterfeids Daft-
ington, 'Raitfetd, Kershaw, NeWoerry, ;6rsffE
!; burg, Richand. Sumter and York. Tho an1oant
of seock subscribed was called for It was f011d
fhat asthough several counties had made,up their
adosa, ,the fun amount OF stoak had not yet been
ETepofed ta the secretary. Mr.. Gilbert, from.
Sumter, sufUyef that the members Of tho Joint
stock Company present olsct an-sgent to canvass
the State For the purpose Of increasing the stock
TO at least $50 60o and that he receive compensa-
ton for his services. Mr.. Hope, OF Columbia,
moved thatthe executive committee OF the AgrL
cultural and Mechanical Society be authorized to
appoint such agent. Mr.. Richardson, Of Sumter,
moved al an amendment, that the secretary be
Instructed to write to the various committees to
continue soliciting cEsnsS, apd to report the re-
salt Of their aksars by .thS3esa Of March, after
which time i6ssxscasigee of the South
Carolina HfEt6s 6sItnraH { ana Mechanical Society
should call salesang ol stB stockholders for per-
manent orgkhf5aston.
The president appointed as a delegation to Iie
State Agricultural Society OF Georgia. ]. S. Rich.
srdson, T.. a. Clarke, J. B.. Moore, T. w. Wood
ward, D. q. jacques, Edward Hope, F. A. Connor,
J. N. Baxter Paul S. Fielder and A. B. Springs.
On motion OF Mr. j. B. loore. of Sumter, the
president aud secretary were added to the dele.
CATION. The convention then adjourned.
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II NC Will L I A NJ.

Inst received at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC
T0RY. No. $40 King street, near Society street,
large and complete assortment Of Leaf, Chewing
and Smoking TOBACCO. Cigarettes, Snun, Pipes,
&C. Havana aud D lmestlc Cigsrs imported aao
fuy Invites rhe attention or ohewera and smosers,
and traders, wholesale and retail, to stock inig
comprising every variety OF quality and prices,
from the cheapest to the highest grade, Wnion -
offered at the lowest cash rates. All orders from
sne country will receive prompt attention and
shipped O. o. D., or at thirty days. CITY accept
UtClo-Oi"r
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ROSWELL Ga, April q, 1870.
d K c 4 L S I o 4
H AIR T o N l o,
M nyE

No DYE
1,onres Healthy and Vigorous Growth. War
r.ntsd not to contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any
0'TE, T,,e Excelsior Hair Tonic will keep the head
c,eai 4 Dandrur, prevent the falling ont OF the
Hair and give it soft and beautiful gloss
II is not INJURIOUS to the health OF tue user, nor
is It greasy and filthy like many OF the prepara.
lions at present offered as Hair REVIEWERS.
Manufactured by DR.. II. BAER,
Wholesale and ! etail Druggist,
No. l31 Meeting street, Charleston
Price per bottle so cents.
n. BAH the preparations manufacturers y
DIX. H. BAER are In accordance with formulas
given by distinguished Physicians, and have been
Subjected to long and careful trial. They are no
secret remedies and he Is at all tles prepared to
submit these formulas to members OF the profes.
sion, rur Others desiring such information.
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7, LIINsFORD. CABINET.MAKER

r L. LUNSFORD, CABINET-MAkEh
,) and UPHuLSTERER, begs leave to MORN IN
the people OF Charleston, and OF The state shas o.
oueen street. He can make or pair piece OF
Furnitnre OF any description Hc also nanulaS-
tures new MATTRESSES and renovates OLD ones; as;
Cane Chairbottoms replaced by an expeTenoec nsr.
rormance of WORK In o prompt and faithful man,
ner. Price for renovating Moss Mattress sTgS arg;
size ss so; Hair Mattresses, 81; Cotton or " m1o. m
Mattresses Sc. Persons having tns rs @
anI S NOT I he exchanged for cheap or bferor artt
ces. V LIZ hoNSi" "'
dncI
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JAMES ALLAN's, No. so7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN's, No. so7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN's, No. 3o7 KING STREET.

All the newest and most exquisite designs In
Jewelry, comprising,
SETS OF PEARL. GARNET, ALL GOLD,
CORAL AND STONE.
Leontine, Opera, Neck and Vest CHAINSi Seal
Rings, Diamond Rings; Gents Pins, Pearl and
Diamond; Plain Gold and Wedding Rings always
on hand or made to order; Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings; Armlets
and Necklaces, In Gold and Coral; Brooches for
Hair or Miniatures, Lookets, Charms and Masonic
Pins, Glove Bands, at
JAMES ALLANS, No. 3O7 KING STREET,
A few doors above Wentworth street.
n0V2+thftu
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JUDGE GRAHAM. Our citizens will be glad
to learn that Judge Graham, after being com.
PEELED to look heavenward for number OF weeks
from between pair Of sheets, has at; last recev-
cred his health, returned to Mother Earth, and
will soon enter upon his Official duties as Judge Of
this circuit.
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Rs- Persons deposltlng letters in the Postohice
will please place the stamp near the upper righ,
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter ONCE.
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+ RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Joseph
Blackman's drug store, No SO Broad street,
February 10: O'Clock, so; 10, 81 u, 81 q Sc; 4,
SO; 6, So: S, so.
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DEcEAsE OF SOUTHERN AUTHoREss.-The
friends OF Miss Martha Hsines Butt OF Norfolk,
as she Is best known to the literary world, or Mrs.
Bennett as she Is more recently known In mat.
rImonlal sense, will be panied to learn Of her
decease.. She was the authoress Of several lively
volumes, and oImsuy steI dies in prose Of poetry
v hich haveappa ared il!t eeolumnso OF the press.
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Railroans.'
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
PANY.
EMMma anlQRFsu
GENERAL TICKET AGENTS OFFICE,

- - .1tESEkAL TICKET AQENf'6OFFfCk, a s
CHARLESTON, 8. O., February 11rls71.}
g; Trains leave Charleston Daily at II II. and $50
P. M.
Arrive at, Charleston 7:ao A. N. Mondays aex.
cepted) and s:88 Pm. - y.
Train does not leave Charleston 6:soP. NJ, sun.
DAYS.
Train leaving at IL NJ makes through connec-
fion, to New York, vis Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In AZ hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS.
Passengers leaving by $50 P. u. Train hag e
choice OF route via Richmond and Washington,
or Via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
simere. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY In Wilmington, N. O.
This is the cheapest quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati. Chicago and other POINTS
West and Northwest, both ffatns making Close
connections 'at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
8. 8. S0L0N0ES,
Engineer and Superintendent
P. T. CLEAreR, General Ticket Agent.
feb11-12mo6
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% TAxPAYERs.-The attention Of taxpayers
is called to the notice Of the County Treasurer
in another column. All taxes not paid on or be-
fore tho 2ed day OF March are subject to penalty
OF % per cent.
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REV, e. q NEEDHAM will preach. tomorrow

REV. g. Q, NEEDHAH WIZ preac1I tU-lnoErV"
night at the Citadel Square Baptist Church-the
usual service by the pastor in the morning. The
exercises on Sunday afternoon will be suspended
in view Of the special appointment at night.
During the week this wholesouled evangelist Wilt
preach at night in the convenient and spacious
house OF worship he has been iRVited to occupy.
growing interest has been developed BY his
labors, and large numbers will avail themselves
OF the opportunity Of enjoying his brief ministry
amongst u.s. A female prayer.meeting we are
informed will be hedon eyeryneek day at IL
O'Clock. The night services are at half.past T.
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UNITED STATES CoMMIssIoNER.-A white
man was brought before Commissioner Porteous
yesterday morning and examined on The charge
Of passing counterfeit money. 1t Was shownt that
the prisoner had bought large amount OF candy
from Mr. Kinsman, In King street, and had paid
for it with four sen-doar bills, two Of which were
counterreIts On proof, however, that he was ig-
norant of the fact that the money was counter.
felt, the prisoner, upon making good to Mr.. Kins-
man his loss with faoEzennipe ten dollar green:
backs, was liberated: -sss.-,
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PEasosx1.-Judge Bond, United States Cir
cult Judge for this District, arrived In this city
last evening and is staying at the Mills House.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-The United
States Circuit Court the Hon. Hugh s. Bond pre-
siding opens this morning at the United States
Courthouse.
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TIE STEAMSHIP SOUTH CAROLINA, Captain
Beckett sailed from New York for this port on
Friday, 10th instant, with very large cargo.
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The CHARLESTON SENAToRsHIP.-Messrs. A.
Gregory, A. Jones, G. Williams, and many Others,
ask rs to announce one -. as their choice
for senator. We should be happy to do 80 at the
rate of Is cents lne-payable invariably in adj
uanca
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UNITED STATES CouRr.-Ths District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
Ex psrte Peter n Butler, Bankrupt. The re-
gIstrsr's report In favor OF the discharge was
fled and the certificate Of discharge granted.
Ex parte George P. ElNott-same as preceding.
In re Thomas Baskins, Bankrupt David J.
wlnn, OF Sumter. was appointed assignee, and
notification Of his election forwarded him by the
registrar The case OF the Beaufort commission.
ers was then resumed. The examination of the
defendant, A. Williams, was continued and
lni,hed, and the two remaining defendants, L.
8. Langley and R. H. GleaVes, were In turn sworn
and examined.
At O'Clock the court adjourned until 10 this
morning.
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Nchwood, Es-
| ther
Richardson,
Margret
Rivers, Rose
Ann
Roberts, Miss GA
Robins, Virginia
Robinson, Miss
| Mary
Robins son, Lila
1Rutledge, Chan.
Ryan, Mary
Islanders, Mrs
/ Annie L A
Sanford, Mrs
l. OhaS B
Savage, Mrs A r
Service, HrsU q
tSickendorf,
i Eanle
Schoaeld, Miss
HI
lseabrook, Sarah
J. Ann -
Sheridan. Mary
shepard, Mrs
\ Samuel
Sheldon, Miss
Simmons, Dolly
tSimmons, Mag
Simnon s, Fred.
! dy
Simmons, Grace
Singleton, Rose
singleton, Bet
| sic
spencer, Miss r
| T
lStel1er, Meta
|Strobel, Mary
|Stoppelhein, Mrs
iScLnmus, Mrs
| Peter
Taylor, Mary
| Jane.
Taylor, Hen
LuoWpSon, MOL
| ly
|Tlerpey, Miss
Nora
!Trual, Mrs L A
|Trescot, Caroline
Turner, Mrs O z
ITurner, Eliza
beth I
|Utsey, Mrs e E
Walton, Rebeo-
Walker, Hannah
Walker, Eliza
Watson, Louisa
Warren, Dianna
Wailey,Mrs Fad
do i
Ward, Mrs Cath
crime
Webb, Ann
Weston, Sarah O
Weston, Sophis
Whaley, MIRA
George "
White, Ann
williams, Lsvl.
IWilliama May
Williams, Mrs 8
Wiuiaman, Ea-
Wilson, EmmaL
Wilson, Eliza.
/ beth
Wilson, Florence
Wyatt, r Bad,
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PERSONAL arrivals at the Mills
House yesterday was Mr.. N. Wheelsssof the well.
known firm OF Wheeler & Wilson; the best adver.
tised men in Chrlstsudon, and the inventor OF
what thousands OF lady admirers declare to be
the best sewing machine in the world. Many
poor Confederate will remember the benefacttons
Of Mr.. Wheeler during the war, when ragged anf
barerooted prisoners were marching through the
streets OF New York, and not q lew have written
on their hearts letter OF credentials in his be.
tfair that will make him welcome In their South
ern homes.
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R. N. Marshall Brother will sell, at II
O'Clock, at their once, whiskey and wine.
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Business CARDS.
.NsLE.Y D. COB, EN-,

a NSLEY D. ooh E n,
SHIP BROKER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. IS EAST BAY,
CORNER NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
FREiGHTS for Foreign. and Domestic Ports
procured at best market rates.
Strict attention given, and liberal advances
made on all con.ignments. All orders laltniuiy
pxecnted leof-SIulii.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

MEMPHIS, TENN.
R. q. Brinkley, President Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad, Memphis, Tenn.
F. n. white, President Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, Memphis Tenn.
Amos Woodrun, President Memphis and onio
F. :. Davis, President First National Bank, Mem
phls, Tenn.
D. II. Townsend, Memphis, Tenn.
q. A. Partee, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
Hugh Terrence, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn. !
J. Weller, Contractor, Memphis, Tenn.
J. W. McCown Merchant, Memphis, Tenn:
Charles Kortrecht, Attorney ct Law, Memphis,
O. W. FRASER, Attorney At Law. Memphis, Tenn. J
General John B. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
W. @. Ireland, Louisville, KY.
W. q. Cherry, Banker, Memphis, Tenn.
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THE ACADEMY OF Music AND Mr.. Ford
The New York Tribune speaks as follows Of Mr..
John T. Ford, OF whom our public has golden
recollections:
Mr.. John T. Ford, the well-known owner and
manager ofthe Holiday street Theatre, Baltimore,
Is erecting new theatre In that city. which will
he completed, ills thought In time for the next
seasons commencement. M. Ford, though NOS
vet forty, is, with one exception, the oldest
theatrical manager In America; aud 1t is crafty.
Ing, to be able 70 add that ne Is one Of the most
prosperous. !, He hlas Haled. With distinction,
several promheltipns Of civic TRUST In Boz
Is now president OF the Maryland Railway Com.
pany, president Of q bank. secretary OF the New
Hotel Company, and President OF the Peniten-
tiary Board.
We learn that Mr.. Ford proposes to send some
dramatic attractions OF the first water to Charles.
TN before the season Is spent.
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aurtioneers' pripate Sales, &r.
By. FRASER MATHEWES,

By j. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Broker. No. SO Broad STREET
A PRIVATE SALE,
n PHOSPHATE LANDS Of best quality ard
Rice and cotton Plantations in all parts Of the
Cit; City Residences, Stores, Building Loss ana
Farms. octl2-omo
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!, .BE Z. S K. RENNITL. s = s,

:. ,. - BE ]. S. +. RENNETE 80,
,TIsqATE. SAiE-.,oF BUIIDINGSt ON
u Lots on Lucas street-By Order 9t The Ex.
ecutors.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at II O'Clock,
near the Old PoHtomce, I VIII sen as suc.fenl
SIX WOODEN BUILDINGS, ss thsy ata1d1 On
fate Governor Bennett ms said BuadingS lie 70
be removed within ten days from,day Of sAkaT
., Conditions OF sale cash. 81 !. fehN
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-CoLUaBIA,
FEBRUARY o. 1s7i-Hon. Hugh L. Bond, circuit
tndge, presiding.
Robert E. and Charles Mcdonald vs. Smith 4
Melton. Verdict for plaintiffs Ss0a.
EQUITY DOCKET.
Luther N. Norris VT Giles J. Patterson and
Thomas 7. J. Chalk, et.s. Bill for discovery, &C.
count and relief. The Judge sustained the de.
raurrer on the grounds that the claim 1, not
stated TO be; $5ot, also, On the ground that the
bilsis mnltfarbaS: hsaye u ameaa wasalowed.
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