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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE DIsrATcH.1
BRISTOL, Tenn, May 31.-A shooting af-
fray occurred last night at Wallace's Sta
ton, Virginia and Tennessee railroad, be-
tween Neal Lee and Albert Watson (co-
lored), in which the latter was instantly
killed. Lee made his escape. H,
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RAaIHOAsyel
RICHMOND AND YoRK gryxn RAfLnoxn.1
L 70 6UPxAINTEHpENT,s OHTiuRg n -

Il
h'c e snpx AND YSsx gIyss K4ILsoAD,l
-. 1azk HIcHafoRp, VA. nay ., 'is11. j J.
NANCE OF SCHEDULE DAILY
No m1nM ~ and aflef May stu, fs7l, tho
e r ssis ssss ~ r Tss 4 sN!l0rs
slsssesnas ss' ,s rs'9s AZ, At 4. sirs g
81 ssass eas s9s ~, q as r n; srr.vs y
sH s's'ps1sF TT TRxins WITH pAsssaaER cax
On isa1dsy shis ssVs Kssosa "a
NJ and rs,asning ieays " Wss s ss relas g si
ana STRIVE a. Richmond st $3.50 2. a.. thas AZ
res. Rs ssa s e srsss ss s ssbs 4
no d bash-hdases. Fare so9 ths rosnd tsiys
Trains connect daily at west Point vt,n s,.,-
class stcamers Tor baltimore, md ali points Forth
Tsre nom giehmena @ Baltimore, SSH n a., \,
p m9nph :1r sgggH Freishs daily and
y SossS sSpa apsrr
oI Nor. p sny sId sssiys 81 in s
sSsehsd lsaad sys and Mondsys' e1esp.edlIxfiI
sst,s VIZ Es9 s-gs sa & &c
won aeis. sil be sold nom Btahnona
and return on MONDAY. for 81. T Good hotsn
derate price. 80" l VI s0ose ~ nao'
I'M rrrp W III 1 y: BRAGG, superintendent.
l. T T84fTE6s T EssIsas AGENT
CHESAPEAKE, AND OHIO RAIL.
81 81 sE1AD;I,'n and after THURSDAY, june Iss,
ddASSENGEk TRAINS leave Richmond iSun.
$3.50 A: for the White. .e.i sul. :.
Rqar springs, connecting at Gordonsylle with The
rsshx,n,,,a Aie1an1r1a and Manassas train for
$3.50 r. M.--ACCuMMODATION TRAIN Tor
Gordonsville. -, ). - - 40
:, On and after The 18th Of june PASSENGER
5LhAiS Will Iun daily Except Sunday between
Staunt9a and the White sulphur, as follows 81 ~
Leave stanton at. .SlsA A. II.
arrive ~ VI hite sulphur at..........1:2 9 p. NJ.
Leave White Sulphur at ... pas p m
arrive at staunton mt. ....7A4 r. III.
through tickets, at low rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest aud Southwest. - =, -. : : -
company's Offices ff1lsiEltt' ~ f'-siE x ~
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundsys.g es
" III .4rMyss, sa-5fesgsA. II. PERRY,
t..- u.tg ~ General Superintendent.
JAMEs F. NErHERLAsD, GENT Ticket Agt.
my 81 q .m-'s -. 4.s &c., sG:iN8.y.s.
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COMMERCIAL.
G o2f AID Flour EXCHANGED
nlCHHOHDs VA, Easy al 1871.

GosE ARD ELoun ExcHGNaR1@@
-as-,---- ichAstUHDs Va, Msy a, 1871.
oFTEHrNag. = -
3WheGt.-White, l2s bushels. Red. ,asa h,.A.1s
Fixed. 100 bushels. y o1neist
sPotdt0ed.-57 bushels.
-'as&J 81 asxrRs. y z sstsJ ~ II!
iWheGt.- White, % bushels common at CLIO 1oo
pnsbels at &l.e5-total, lis bushels.
!, Hhedt.-Red, 28S bushels very good at 81. IS 80
nans1eis very good at &I6o 81 bushels at el.5s-
.Corn.-White, % bushels &C ssc. yellow, 81
onsheis at SIC. Mixed, 80 bushels at sic.
RE-EXnIBTTED.
~heot.-White, 10 bushels. Red, go bushels.
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,CoMMIssIoNER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. May Il 1871.
rURRIES ADMIR- AGAINST CURRlE

-.
rURRIE'S ADMIR- AGAINST CURRlE
~ AND OTHEks.-By decree entered In THIS
cause on the 4th Of May, ls1i by tne Snan1 ,hs
Thomas Potts, "the plaintiff, do render befoEe,a
commission of this court an account OIL mis- az
mipisrration upon the estate OF his intestse, w
liam Currle, deceased. And the Commissioner Is
directed to auo it. state anu settle the said account
and to inquire and ascertain OF what the personal
estate OF The said VIM. Currie deceased, consists,
ana the value thereof Also, TO ascertain and re
port any and all debts due by the said estate, Inc
amounts thereof TO whom coming, and the order
and priority thereof and make report 70 the court
with any matter specially stated d.emee pertinent
by himself Or required by any party TO be SO STAT"
Ell. And the said Commissioner shall give notice,
by once week at least, for four sue
csssIve weeks, Ia some newspaper publishedtn The
city of Richmond, and such publication shall ee
deemed equivalent TO pertonal service on the par
ties.H 49, .,o.,...r
The parties interested are hereby notified ina ~,
have liked on MONDAY, the 18th day OF June, ioa,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, and my once IN
the city OF Richmond as The place 70 eaS Hs 'e
said decree. THOS. y: r
INV Ia-Eaw Commissioner In ChancerV.
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HOW TO SQUANDER MONEY.


Listen to the burden of the song of certain
" sewlnR-nachine agelt', who has becu here just
long enough To take the benefit of the bankrupt
act (a6out Year,, and reports assets, and then
believe what he says. Forget that men ever M qke
false statements TO accomplish their ends. Patron
lie men who SANDER The wares aud character Of
their competitors in business, and you will be
c=rsain to squander money.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
PatrOniZe those who have what You want and
who are responsible; who do not use underllanded
means to injure their associates in business who
guarantee what They sell to be just what they
represent; and
REMEMBER, ALWAYS.
that the WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING-MA-
CHINE is guaranteed by parties who are not
going through bankruptcy, and who are backed by
q company worth over half u million Of dollars,
and that the cause OF the hatred Of any associate
in business is LII Il the Wilson has no superior, aud
is sold at reasonable price from SIS TO $25 less
than any other tirst-claSs machine.
MECHANICS OF OUR CITY
will testify to the superiority OF Machine, and
we recommend you To take theic Judgment rather
than OF any Interested party. Wenever run do~r
any Machine to sell the Wilson, but prove all We
clam. AVERY y CO.,
my 20 General Agents.
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rHHE PUBLIC TEST

4 I'LL I UDIIC IEDI = z
L OF SEWING-MACHIN
The GROVER Il BAKER,
In The hands OF the people OF the city and State,
has proved It's superiority by thousands Of
voluntary testimonials from those who arc COM
petent 10 judge the best tribute to Its merits
r The generous patronage Of tho public Is guar
antee Of It's success and fffeen3 Il lal by the
leople OF Virginia, fully warrants our claim that
The Grover Il Baker Is never equalled ana never
eXcened. Ii. & N. w. DARBY, Agents.
30 Dol Broad rnrt Richnnnl a
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Foreign Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH.]
LIVERPOOL, May 3l.-Cotton closed firm up.
lands 7iGD7sd.; Orleans 3d.; sales, 10000 bales
exports, 1000 bales. rurpentine, Sss. 81. @ass. cd
LONDON, May sl.-Consols, sai. Bonds, soa. Is.
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NOTICE.-In answer to the many in
IN quiries about the WHEELER AND WILSON
and The WILSON SEWING MACH1HES, we
same, nor have they any connection whatever :;
nor is The Mr.. Wilson, at the Wilson machine,
our Mir. Wilson, of the Wheeler 4 Wilson ma
chine.
We cordially and respectfully invite all dealers
aud opeI atoTs OF Sew1l & MaChines examine
and operate our machines at any and all times,
and VIII take great pleasure in giving any infor-
nation when desired.
q. s. RADWAY, Agent for
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machines,
aD29 100 Main street. Richmond.
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" ANTHlNE! XANTHINE!
ANOTHER NOTE OF PRAISE FOR THE
NEW AND WONDERFUL PREPA-
RATION FOR THE HAIR. :.


CT checrfuIly certify 10 the excellence OF inc
XANTIIINE as q RESTORATIVE OF TIE
uAik. cleansing and beautify rs well ss restor-
Inv ia lost yigar snd the natura secretion6 80
necessary to It's 'althy growth IL is inc8mpsra-
bIe for what needed. and valuable In brinslns
back the hue of youth TO my hair. In my expe-
rience 1t has proved itself all and even more: tnah
/, claimed for l.. It is inestimabe as II nalr re
sorer and should iud place ut the toilet or every
enc VII, desires To retain healthy CROWN OF lhe
h ir, rs wei as tb rse who have already expe-
ucnced It's change or decay.
GEORGE r. PEAKE."
y r sale by PURCELL, LADD q CO..
ms a5-2t WIN d. ,..--sg Druggists.
Il UCUbT GROVE, near Greenwood de-
4 pot, Chesapeake and Chic railroad, offers I
A PLEASANT HOME To FAMILIES
who wish To exchange tie heat OF The, city for
- - PUHE MOUNTAIN AIR -
For circular, with terms, &c., address ,,i
rr.v-[ = :. a. K. YANCEY, Jn.,
my aa-..od3m Greenwood de- not. Va.
r BUMGARDNER'S WHISKEY, re-
81 A.. cciyed direct from him. .-es.Jl ,
'o''' GEO. A. uUNDLEY, q Co..,
BID 5,sa a9n Broad street,
. -. ##s, F. tyT 4
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ry7FESBrRG. MAY 81. 1871.

limo Statistics - Election OF 'oftfccrs :
lnt'' ~, Education of Soldiers prrhahs'
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recror;cd for the D'srstch.l
,,rT,>r GENERAL ASSOCIATIVE o'
u" VIRGINIA.

rry.rIgHTH ANNUAL MEETING.
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BOOKS Asp STATIONERY.


TUST OUT.
lei RALPH, THE HEIR. ANoyel BY Antho-
ny Trollope. Paper, SIPS; clorh, 81. rs.
SCIENCE FOX THE YOUNG. LIGHT. BY
jacob Abbott. Ilust aIed, $50.
THE YQUNG HOuSEWlFE'S COUNSEL
LUR AND FRIEND. Containing directions
the duties Of wife and mother. By Mrs. Mary
Mason, Of Raleigh, N. G., ~
AMONG MY BOOKS. A book of choice essays
originally published In the New York World $3.50.
PIKE COUNTY BILLIARDS AMI OTHER
PIECES. BY john Hay. $3.50.
misunderstood. BY Florence Montgom-
THE HoLCoMBEs. A Story of Virginia
Home Life. BY Mary Tucker Msglll: $3.50.
CoNnEHSED NOVELS. By Bret Har'e. IL
All the best new books are received by
my 81 WOuDHOUSE Sc PARHAM.E
r Attest ISSUES FROM THE PRESS.
1AGMENTs OF SCIENCE FOR UNsCIEN-
TlF1C PEOPLE. BY John Tyndtll, LII. d.
pRfSCIPLEs OF PSYCHOLOGY. By Herbert
Spencer. Vol. l. $3.50.
HEREDITARY GENIUS. BY Francis Cation.
The E PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF
CHRISTI. BY VIM. Stroud NJ. ID. 81
MEMORIALS OF METHODloM IN VIFG1-
MA. By Rev. VIM. w. Bennett, D. D.. 81.
SHILOH or, WITHOUT AND WITHIN. By
WIZ DID HE NOT DIE9 By Mrs. Wister,
author OF ''Old Mamselle's Secret" $1.7S.
my27 S' y wooDHoUsE & PARHAM.
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GOING EAST !:

Train No. Through Mail and Expresss leaves
Greensboro daily at A. NJ; leaves Danville
daily at &:3e A. NJ; arrives al Richmond daily 1T
1880 2. NJ. .es Il. .t. .i. III
Train No. s (Through Passenger) leaves Green's
boro' daily except 5undiys) at 1l:o5 A. NJ. leaves
Danyllls at l:27 =. NJ; arrives IT Richmond az :s
p. M. $3.50. -.-... .. -, y.r.
Train No. Q Iynchburg Passepger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at sac A. NJ; leaves Burkeville
Trains II os. and connect at Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Train No. connects at Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
all polnLs southwest and South. .f... a.. !
THROUGH TICKETS to xll points South and
Southwest can be procured at tue ticket Office In
Richmond. r. f..r,
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule vi this Company-wnt please print ae
above. JOHN b. MAOMUhDOsa
apis General Freight and Ticket Agent
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FREIGHT OFFICE r. 6Y.R.R. r. Co, |,

RICHMOND, May - 1871. Is
A LII LOSSES AND DAMAGES FOR
n FBFlG must be ascertained at depot be.
fore goods are taken away, or the company Will
not be responsible. -
Freight must b. removed from this depot In
twenty four hours after arrival, VILE be hauled
and stoi ed Al expense and risk Of owper. Owing
to our Insufficient freight accommodations we ara
compelled 10 adopt this method. ''1% ''"sl 't..'
Freight Will not be received after6 O'CLOCK r. NJ :,
!. -. ##a So WM. N. BkAG6, supt n
JAS. M. TURNER, Freight gent. my 2d-2w.
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DICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL,
Az ROAlI-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after MABCH 50th, 1871. st..., .3.f.Y rf7z.
..,......s... GOING WEST, -,
Train No. ! (Phrough Passengerl leaves Rfch-
Danyille st il:ca M; arrives ut Greensboro at
l:52 r. nj. ,..g. IAN, .,r,rgd 10 ssds
p. M > III, f5t,gJg - - ttttt.F .I'.g vr>.I.s
Tram No. s(ThroughMail and Express) leaves
daily at 1872: p. NJ; arriyes at Greensboro daily
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AUGUSTA. May 3l.-Cotton firm: sales at 15fe
Ice. for middlngs; sales, as bales receipts,
bales. 49, =
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A quorum of both orders being thus as.
ccrtalned to be present, the Bishop an
nounccd the Council us duly organized for
the transaction of business.
The rules Of order adopted by The last
Council were then, Oh motion, declared to
be those of the present session, ana the
house adjourned until tomorrow morning
1T 8 O'Clock.
A hundred and fifty delegates at the hour
of organization is Il large attendance. The
AGGREGATE will probably before, adjourn,
mcnl reach 300. The names OF the clerical
members of the Council are not gwen
above. from the fact that this element
being every year near.y Identical seemed 10
render it unnecessary.
The early meetings for prayer, usual dur
ing the Council, will begin tomorrow
morning ut $50 in Grace Church, ana he
held through the week at the same hour.
The annual meeting of the Diocesan MIS-
sionary Society will be held Tomorrow
evening at s o'clock, and on Friday even
ing at The same hour the rite OF conhrma'
ton will be administered in Grace Chureb.
The meeting of the Baptist Association
here ut the same time with the Council 0c'
rasioDs the presence in the city this week
IF from five to six hundred strangers. The
noted hospitality Of Petersburg, However
seems quite equal to the tax laid upon It,
Apropos to the Baptist Association, We
| observe among the visiting Episcopal
clergy here the Rev. John i. Hubbard, Of
| Westerly, Rhode Island, gentleman who
| will be remembered by many OF our read
ers us having incurred ecclesiastical censufe
q few since from the authorities OF his
diocese for exchanging, during o season 81
extraordinary religious interest, WIN 6al'
tist minister, the Rev. Mir. DAnison, Of his
Tie many friends Of the Rev. James 4
I,tonc. rector OF Trinity Church, Stalln
! ton. viii he Interested to hear that he
i,as lust acceptcd.a call to the charge o.
st. Matthews, in Wheeling, one Of the
largest churches In the Diocese. HIT.
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wIMES AND LIQUORS.

DURE MEDICINAL WINES AND
LlQUORS.-French Brandy, Cnltforpla
Brandy, sherry Wine, Port Wine, Claret Hlnei
selected expressly for medicinal purposes, anu
BOOKER d DADE,
myl3 IL City Drug Store No. lS44 Main st.
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EULCHER'S, PHILIP ,ENGLEMAES,
E and jos. w. HUNDLEY'S MOUNTAIN
WHisKEYs, HENNEsSEY BRANDY, HOL-
ap s-srn III GEO. A. HUNDLEY j. co.
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Hotel Arrlvals-January ~.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Jno. q. More. Goluu5is, 9. c.; A. j. Clink-
scales, Aboevllle; b. g. Edwards, Chicago; B. B.
Keeler. o. S. A.; W D.;;oapers, Savannah, Ca;
Jno. Adams and vile. Rioaland; J: A. Yates, s. C.
uIls HOUSE.
o. nssJmour, Hartford, conn.,; Mrs.. q. Hale
and son Michigan: :E A.. .soudsf;SR R. W Duuiug.
Philsaelphia; r. q. Lasksdala and wife, r. Stirer
and wife. Marion; sdns> >Petsls, MrA Gross, Mrs.
Aldeasr, ehlldelphts; aso. r. comlns, Jas. W.
Poor, oo,nnbia; Mrs. ssauan ana da lighter, New
oreausSR 8. Eampbeei, Nsw<York; / B. Graves,
New YofE:ESs- Raysop, Leaaon, England; R. W
Gillespie, New Orleans; z: g. Clark, Atlanta. Ga
PAVILION HOTEL.
ZIG. Edwards, Chicago; R. O. Ltnsy, Louisville
Ky.;J D. Oats, Monticello; u. Crook aud wife
White Plam, n. Y.;N. <. Perry, Colleton District;
S. Dibble, orangeburg; A. P. Scott, W. Scott. ]
Baker, D. McCatthy, Marden Grady's Circus; A
s. Lawrence. P J. Couturier, st. John's Berkeley
J.J. Nettes and lady, South Carolina; P. T. Har
ley, Ross ssation;J. NJ. Cave, W. g. Cave, Black
Vile; E. Harper, ]. Harper, KIngstree; L. B. An
DIRE, Grady's Circus.
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To TIE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR TIE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON COUNTY:
Whereas, Hon. WM. II. MIsHAw, who, at the
General Election held In October, 1870, was chosen
a member OF the Senate Of the State OF South
Carolina for the Election District OF Charleston
County, to serve for tbe-te Of four. years, has
deceased; AID whereas, thesO Constitution OF the
State OF South Carolina directs that In such case
Witt OF Election shall be Issued by the President
OF the Senate for the purpose OF filling the vacancy
thus oecasoned, for the remainder Of the term
for which said member was elected:
Now, therefore you and each OF you are hereby
required after due advertisement land with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the Constitution
aud laws Of said State touching your duty lnsuch
case, TO hold an ELECTION FOR A MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Caroline, for
the County of Charleston. to serve for the remain
der OF the term for which said member, Hon. w.
Il. Mlshaw, was elected the Polls to be opened at
the various plaoes OF election, on THURSDAY. Feb.
ruary 10, 1871 by the various Managers OF EIec.
tlon for those places respectively, in accordance
with the provisions Of the Act OF the General AS
sembly, entitled .sAn Act providing for the Gene
raj Election, and the manner Of conducting the
same,n approved March 1se, 1870; and this writ,
together with your return OF the election to be
held under 1t, have before the Senate at Its next
meeting after the election.
A. J. RAESIER President OF Senate.
Attest: J. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of senate.
jau23-22
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Aurtiutl aales-- future mans
By LOWNDES& s. GRIMBALL.

TSTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF The
~ Executors, Consisting Of Valuable Wharf
Sites, Building Lots5 Stores, &C., on East Bay sRd
Market streets. formerly belonging TO the Estate
VIII Be sod on fGGRsDaY THURSDAY Fe6fusry 49, 1871
! at the Old Postofflce at IL O'Clock, .s,
All those LOTS OF LAND. on the west side Of
East Bay, ,just northof Market street, described
on q plat made by VIM. Hume, surveyor, Decem.
Der ~ 1870, as Lots A. B, @, D, e, varying In
measurement from % feet inches front on East
Bay, and 10E feet deep, more or leis to n feet
front and l2l feet Inches deep, more or less.
STRIP OF LAND, Ss described on same plat,
measuring 3S feet 'front.' more or less en- East Bay,
!s7 feet, more or less, on Guignard street. and $3
eee dnr more hr TI Gss on Eapers Alley On this Lot
THREE LOTS, bounding the above >Lot to the
south, measuring each 2S feet inches more or
less, by 1os feet 9 inches more or less, and des-
g, F. .s.-,s-l. ~
All that LOT. running east from the projected
line OF Concord street, to the channel OF Cooper
less, as Is more fully shown BY reference had to
plat OF VIM. Hume, Surveyor.
,,;T5, ALSO,
Those TWELVE LOTS OF LAND, on the nerth
measuring each 2s4 feet, more or less, except one
which measures a8 feet 'front.' more or less, BY 100
feet deep, more or leas and described. In plat OF
Vim: Hume, Surveyor, by the Nos. ffoin to ls, In
elusive -
Those SEVEN LOTS OF LAND, on east side OF
East Bay, dRscrthed on q plat or VIM. Hume, Sur
XsS1 s. oS Sy the Ns ssss s yfns M :s% e
front, by ts5 fees deep, more orleas.
That LOT OF LAND on west side Of Concord
sFss ssss %ssssfas GO dss 'n SAID
: All those SEVEN LOTS 1a OF LAND, With the
Buildings thereon, situateEon the south side Of
Market street, between: Church and Meeting; and
known @ as as NOS. 2 4Sa7, 81, on aplat OF Wm- !nn
LOT Lot No. @ l. ss tie southwest corner Church and
Market streets, measuring 20 feet inches moro
less. on ChnSch street. By 20 feet more or less on
the back line to the south. .s.s.if sa-
Lot No. Q, next west Of tilea6oVe Lot, measuring
100 feet 9. inches, more or less, on Market street.
by II feets inches deep, more or Less and ss feet
eiHehes, more or less, on the baek'lin to the
south. ,ss:-....s - -, ts .,t-5
s Let No. 4. to the west Of, Lot now. or formerly
owned by Bart r. With, msasuring 81 feet 8 tnch-
feet INCHES, more or less IN depth, and a feet,
more or less, on the b5ck line TO the south. "
hot NO. S, next west of,t the above. measuring IS
feet inches more OF leBs, fn front on Market
street, by 7ofeet sinoaes, moreorless,in depth,
and IS feet inches, move or less, on the back
Lot No: s..ns1t west orshe above, measuring %
feet ipches. more or less In front on Market st.,
BY 10 feet lpches In depth, more:or less and IS
the south.
Lot No. I, next. iwsat Of the sbpys, measuring
nfront,on 4arket strset, 20 feet more or lsss II
more or less, on the back llne to.the south.
Lot No. 8next west Of the above, nreasnrink21
feet more oriess, in 'front.' on Market street, bH68
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BY F.. p. SALAS.
AuCtfOneer

AuCttOn4er.. 49,
NOFFEE. SUGAR AND .M0LASSES,
u IMPORTED By ". p: HALL
Ga THURSDAY next, the "a February at IL
corner of-Queen and Philadelphia streets.
CARGO Of BRIT!sHSBRI0 "PRoTHIsA,m d.
$500 SACKS Of RIO COFFEE expressly selected
for shls market. ~
CARGO CT sMR. aWM, DEMING,n DIRECT
,FRtM OEMEHARh consisting Of:
fH hhds. Good, Prime and Choice DEMERARA
100 hbls. Choice Denerara Sugars
6S puneheons Oheice Demerara Moiasses.
AND INMRDIAfBLY AFTER.
$50 boxes Good TO Prime CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR
300 bbls. Bright MuscoHa % Molasses
65 hhdS. Sweet Cuba Holasses.
The above Goods will be ready for inspectionon
day previous to sale. and Catalogues furnished. -.
Conditions Of sale-All sums under $4,000, cash;
from $1,000 to $5eso thirty days; over t6O00 sixty
days, with approved city endorsed notes.
aSThe Columbia Phe nix, savannah Republic
can, Augusta Ghronicie and Sentinel, Atlanta Intel
ligencer and Macon Telegraph Will please: insert
twice, and send bills to F. P.S. ian28.7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-28

THE Cow AND THE CoSsTABLE.-An action
was brought, a few days ago, before Trial Justice
Msgrath, by susan< Ayelne, for the recovery OF
the possession OF scow. which liaf been levied
on by trial justice In St. Thomas some two
years ago, upon judgment against her son,
Hardtmes Brighton. Armed with the writ. the
consta5les proceeded to the wilds OF St. Thomas
and were pointed out the animal in the woods
rhey soon.found that she. had as much respect
for the writ OF trover asthe freedmen on Edisto
Island had for the writ OF ejectment, and at their
approach took 10 her heels. The officers follow.
ed, and after lively chase through mud, thorns,
and canebraEes, succeeded In adjusting rope
over the head OF the exhausted animal. She was
driven and dragged to tine city, and presented
such forlorn and unprooislng appearance that
the defendant refused to lltigate for her at the
appointed time yesterday morning. The trial OF
the case was postponed until to-day, when judg-
ment by default will be given for the plalntlT on
the non-appesrance of the defendant.