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New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
Gelp Uanteo.

Gelp Uanteo.
A GENTS WANTED-To solicit Life lnsur-
auee The ASBURY LIFE INSURANCE Co. 10 Sew-fors C'ty
Broot and vicint literal Inducements will he
offered ApnIy WILLIAM COURTRSAY Manager Metropolitan
District south Broadway ad Fuionst
4 T. STEWART & Co. WANT intelligent,
n. welucated CASH and STOCK BOYS who viii in time he
promoted position saesmen Apply with references before
9 A. Broadway and Tenthst
A T. STEWART & Co. WANT Five Silk
a. Statesmen thorough others need spp-per'
sonAly or by letter-Brnatsay aud TeHthst.
DOOK AGENTS WANTED.
I'D wish the services Of Agens school
active sell Puhhca County the Dne
Those sl business should
to and
.a gve Two three old and snessi Agents a
~AA'1 :" '' - ELL NICHOLS Co., Springfield Mass
IyANTED-A MAN of integrity and capac-
w M b e the for tie State Of New for one
t life Insurance Companies In the To the ngnt
mn An. Cmpany is pref TO offer favorable contract WITH Esa1
S H. goo location INTEGRITY, Box ILL., Tribune Once
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Dantins Ataoemies
Alusital Instruments.

4 LARGE stock OF PIANOS, best makers, to
~ RENT SELL cheap nstamens hsaf dpped
% ,uras, Please call at NJ ~ MERRkLLs ware
rooms No 3 Uuioa-squAre. (lG5 Fourtb-sVeb
A NEW KIND of PARL0R ORGAN.-The
y mos, besr.if a lie and peec tone Call snd
- foy Circnisr. HORACE WATERS, 4sl Broadway.
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NEWARK AND NEW-1Okh hhtLRhoAD'- MI Rl'.,
y nRpoT IN gEyy YORK Of Liberty st. neth Kser H.
On and sne November u lsC AND
S rs 7.to s5 as SIS SD g:s9 & a. n 4 ~ as
800 800 5.N 4:OT i1o 500, SD o'" w. wv '' '
9i1 VIZ SFw YoaK FOR WEST BERGESh oa s $50 ~ I'D
So I0;S a. M 'N' - N KICKER, Superintendent
n p BALDWIN, Gen Passenger AGent
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ERIE RATLWAY.-TRAINS Leave DepOt'

= -
! foot of and foo; Of 2Jtst, follows
1tryu.l raye tliambest a II
daly. Leave Z3Ist At 3:i5 a ln:i3 AM 5l9
an daily. Ses sud improved Drawing Room COACHES
through to ,uao connecting AZ Horus
Sleeping Coaches running through - Cesesnd
rlae7iuy Cosces accompany the ii train rom Sus
guehsBa Buo; the 5: from New erk % buao AMI
Horlelsyi Buffalo
An Engr4nt Trsn leaves daily at 1.lj p. m
ForP IN. t2Jl.st. i:l3 ?. M
p.
Lave on a m. lLAl-st, -
F1rOuFvi L. and Nav, at 80 l2i1-st 'sl5 o. M
Fcr 1rzh and Way 3Jj and iJ0 jiL, 3;i' a
M. 35 an1 f:i5 2. NJ -
Tbrstsr Train. +ll:J) ]. (-Jist., 'll;i5 ,. M
and NaT, 2si Depot t6:f 9:f9 and H. -
si;a5. 5:l5, and 6 Prom Chambers st. Depot at
a., 1900 A. III y m.i -l.j .. 5l5 and - m.
For liacAuascA hl,ls, Ast Depot at 8t c. ~ and
Ls5 3l t5 5j 5 G:i5 From tAamberss- Depot yV
m AID ! I. 45.lJ. g sud t6- - m
Way, from 2Lst. Depot at 9;l5
1918. 4:l5. 5j and i6.i5 AID Saturdays only l ,
D Er m ljJ 4;I9i tfO,
s. ?. and Saturdays onlg. l2 .00 midnight
Room Sleeping
Cces and the checking transfer Of Bag
oees 2i 5y ana 57 BroasaT 25
thamier l2Jttst and 1Iirtave, Harlem;
Fuort brooklyn Depos foot 81 thambet sad foot Of Jl
No. Errhage shi LoEs Dock Depot jersey City and
/ D. 1i,,t.is ' Dec q WM R. BARR,
Csrl sr5ft $50 Gen'l Psss'r A.
'DaLy. fFor hacAeusacA ony
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Hotel Arrivals-February 3.
CHARLESTON HOTEL,

-
O. Goldsmith, New York; v. 4.SBeall,
Augusta; W. S. Patterson, Montrsal, Canada; D.
S. Rlcnartson, ErooSiyn; Mis ana Mrs. E. N.
Shelton, Miss ]. Shelton MSS II. ]. Shelton, Derby,
Copn.; a. Loonfs, Now York ;sR. s. Laey, Phila'
delphla: 1. Eppensin, New York;. 0. Norllinger,
NJ. A.-wlldsr; MssAs Wddsr, ESsHa.le, Florida;
VIM. Gray, Jr, Boston; ". D.. Fiske, Ms. James
Hale Miss Hale, New York; E. z. Goodwin,
Brooklyn ;<Mtss ober,S Boston; J.9Reynolds, John
Myers, Washington, B.SL.yons, J. y. Parker
Mrs. A. NJ. Stewart, A. Gagtmo, New York; B. W.
Curre, wife and two cAldrep Boston;.5ohn ogil-
vie, Miss ogtt,le Montreal; ". II Danielson, R. S.
Bennett Beaufort;w. H, ,Glldsrsleeve, Phosphate
VILE: r. ]. Rustet; 'coiumbia;s Walker Carry,
Alabama; S. B. Dow, Goose Greek; ]. H. Bnrck-
halter, wiliiston.
PAVILION H0TBL.
E. Edwards, Abbeyiile; S. A. Jones, Sattke-
hatchie.
MILLS HOUSE.
Samue. S. Field Monticello, n. OH: B. Seidel
and wife, Wilmington, Del; Mrs. Henry d. Ste
vens, Miss Stevens, New York; E. b. Tyson, New
York; Thomas uocomb and wife, Mrs. a. F. He'll,
j. @. Mayo, S. B. Thompson, James NJ. Crofat,
Beaufort; ]. L. Merrisony T. A. Waynes, Savan'
nah.
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Tickets may be had Of tile committee.


CLUBS AND SrARs.-Abraham Cordes and
william Dennis, two colored youths, hal small
discussion with Elsir fists on Thursday evening,
in Wentworth street, and having been arrested In
the midst OF their arguments, were taken to the
Statiauhouse. After short interview With the
MaSasnexs morning, they left for theg House OF
Correction, where they expect to put mp for the
next five days.
Francis Mcdowell, arrested for entering the
premises OF A. Anderson. in Tradd street, and
raising disturbance in his apartment, was tried,
and the cdse dismissed for want Of jurisdiction,
the crime being hey ond the reach OF law.
Al enthusiastic Fenian got go elated at the re-
turn and magnificent reception OF the captured
leaders that he drank all the whlskey he could lay
his hands on, and ia.d down drunk In tue
market. He vas taSeE to the GuardhouSe and
sentenced by an unsy mpathzing Mayor opay a
ne Of SIS or 60 to the House Of Correction for ten
days.
Jupiter jenkins was brought to the Guardhouse
early yesterday morning for stealing an armful OF
wood from Henry Dengate. The prosecutor not
appearing at the Mayors Court, J. J. was sent on
his way rejoicing.
An lndlvidual who lad been hugging all the
lamp posts on Meeting street, In the vain attempt
to support HIMSELF at last subsidized into the arms
OF friendly policeman, who took him to the
Guardhouse. On appearing before the Mayor lie
pleaded the first offence OF the kind with modest
smile, and was discharged.
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ByLOWNDES 6 GRIMBAIih.
TXTILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, 9TH
w February next, at the Old Posteffce. ct Il

WIILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, 9Th
, w February next, at the Old Posteffce. ct II
O'Clock, -
Queen and Meeting streets, and known as the
MILLS ROUSE The house CONTAINS about leo
chambers, besides Parlors, Ladies' Ordinary, Bar
Der Shop. Bathrooms. warer-closets, Laundry,
Steam ngine and Boiler for driving machinery
aad pumps and for heating the house. and all tho
convenlences OF q hrstcass modern hotel. Also.
fine Cellars and large Cisterns. Tue building b
very substantial and the interior finely finished.
The location Is the most desirable n the City, and
che house has always been favorlte one. Tta
property Is now under lease till 1st November
1875 at $40, 600 per annum, payable monthly 1he
.ot measures so feet, more or less, on Meeting
street, By 275 feet on Queen street, and lit feetc1
West line. This gives ample yard room for an
purposes OF the hotel and for extending the-build-
ing lf desired.
Ternns-One.third cash; balance in one, two
and three years. secured by bond or bonds Of the
purchaser with interest from the day Of sale, pay
q lie semt.annually, and mortgage OF the prem
Ises. the huldngs thereon to be insured and the
and the necessary revenue stamps.
jdnl1-ws9thl q
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TIE SCHUTZENEEST.

/. The CoanNG TOURNAMENT the vari
Eous amusements WHICH attract such crowds ol
visitors to the spring celebration OF the ''Schut
zen," splendid tournament is proposed, and
steps are already being taken TO make the afrail
one OF the handsomest of ihe kind. The German
Rifle Club, through their secretary, Mr. O. H.
Bergman. have requested all gentlemen who de-
| sire to enter the lists to communicate with the
secretary, either by letter or by calling upon him
between>the hours Of two and three in-the after
noon, at his residence No. So Wentworth street.
Applications will be received until the first oi
March, after which the intervening time will be
allowed the competitors for practicing until the
festival. Experience has already proved that
whenever our German friends undertake to do q
thing they do 1t with all their might, and do IL
WILL. The Schutzenres. Is the great celebration
| OF the wear, and, irrespective Of nationality,
draws forth larger crowds than congregate on
| any other occasion. The tournament will be a
new feature OF the festival, and we doubt not
that under the management OF the Rifle Club 1t
will be memorable success in the annals OF the
organization.
The following is a programme Of the exercises
OF the Schntzenfest, adopted last evening; al. a
meeting Of the club: -.
FIRST DAY.
at O'Clock A. NJ. the festival will be announc.
ed by salute OF twelve guns. Immediately after
the Rilernen will assemble at their headquarters,
At O'Clock, the King win be escorted to the
headquarters, and the line formed: Parade
through the city, via King, Broad, East Bay
Market AID Meeting streets, to the South Caro-.
! lima Railroad depot.
Announcement II the approaching procession
toward the festive grounds with u salute OF
twelve guns.
Alter the arrival on the grounds the president
of.the Club, Captain A. Me!ehefs, will greet the
VISITING and participating societies, receive their
ana invite Saadee ese shooting
Prize target shooting for gentlemen from IL NJ.
Prize target shooting for ladies' from to
O'Clock P. II.
Dancing from - NJ. to O'Clock p: NJ.
Geueral amusements, viz: Niue pin alley, gy m
nastdcs singing, Italian music, race running,
balloons milk feeding, sugar eating, m0lasses
diving sack running, creased poll and otners.
SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH DAYS.
The rinemen meet at the ScAutzenplatz
Prize target shooting for gentlemen from a.
NJ to O'Clock P. N.
Prize target shooting for ladies' from O'Clock
to O'Clock P. NJ.
The shooting at the eagle takes place from o
O'Clock 10 4, apd at the target OF honor from y NJ
to p. n.
Dancing from II NJ. TO /. VI.
General amusements as on Monday.
FIFTH DAY.
The rtiemen meet at The Schutzenplatz.
The shooting begins as on former days.
All firing will cease this dag at O'Clock P: NJ
Coronation OF the new king and distribution OF
prizes at O'Clock P. NJ, with appropriate re-
marks By the orator OF the day.
General amusements as on former days.
Grand ball from II NJ to 10P. NJ.
At the conclusion OF the festivities salute OF
three guns will be fred.
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The BALLoT.Bex. Owing to thepressureof of
me,ter upon our columns, which must take prs.
cedence, the record Of the trial now pendinGin
che United States District Court, which should
haaesbeen published today mustbe postponed
,Innft,. Ayondav -SSe - ~
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FRAMES! sFRkdEs! FaAAEs!-AT REDUCED
PRICES AT REDUCED PRICES For Photo
graphs and Imperial Cards-the greatest variety
ever seen in this city-the Ladies' are especially
invited TO cali at No. 161 King street, or at the
Hasel street Bazaar. oct14ls
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skIE ser, sKctaTr1Es.--Messrs. Holmes q
Msc6eth sora yesterday morning, at public snc-
tion, aixty shares Of Peoples Bank stock. divi-
dend OF, at 81 SIX per share. o&
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MIDNIGHT SUICIDAL the dead hours of
night; rats and mice leave their holes, bedbugs
and roache: their crannlcs, 10 feed on Isaacsen's
Sure Pop, and die as If struck by apoplexy. Sold
by adj druggists.
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TBE REV. DR.. E0oNIs.-This gentleman,
who is the secretary Of, the american .Seaman's
Friend Society," Is now in our city, in theiut@.
ess Of the parent society, and for the purpose Oh
acquatnting himself with, the condition OF the
seamen at the several Atlantic ports. DR.. LOOMS
VISITED this cty several years ago, and Is noF on
AN extended SoutherRtCur, during which he pro
poses to vstttns,seyer .seapostas on ouricoast.
the press ct the different cltlesehaye spoken OF
him fn. tne warmest tertnsy and his dlscourses
have. everywhere drawn large :audfeness. In
Norfolk the sesnar's Friend Society invited him
to repeat q discourse on Commerce" delivered
on the pree sdlpg ssSbath.. TIE Journal Of that
city states that, after most able and complete
sxeseas Of the Psa,ns, be presented Commerce
In her anittrorm tevelopmentsundc the 6eauti-
sgl imagery suggested by the text, And the daugh-
ter OF Tyre will be there.'n DR.. LOOMS has, q
style of pulpit oratOry that never fails to attract
and he treats his theme with words 30 fity chosen
that his audience ls kept cnchained during the
entire. discourse. he will preach on Sunday morn
ing at Circular Church. Subject: "Phe Mission Of
commerce;' and at night, at Central Church, on
1.-THE Daughter of Tyre" Both are said to be In
reresting addresses, and Will doubtless draw
large atleRdance.
AcADEnY OF MUslc.-MrsoW Watkins's benefit
gathered ono Of the largest audiences last night
we Kaye seen at the Academy this winter, aud
every one present appeared to be delighted, five
ore TO Judge nom the enthusiastic demonstrations
which .cheered the performers .all through their
srdudustasks. "Molly Bawn" Is opspl -fhe most
popular as Certainty. Is one pf-the Best dramas
Of the Irish romantic school, ia which pathos and
humor are beautifully and naturally blended.
The acting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins was inimita-
BILE, elicting the most unbounded applause. Mr..
McMannus, also, and Mr.. Edwards, played with
great spirit. Miss Pierson as "Lllly Lovern had
leading part and contributed no little to tile en-
tertainmcnt Of the evening.
The afterpiece, "Nlllsson's Come" kept the au-
dience in roar from the rising VI the curtain to
the finale; Mrs. Watkins singing, playing and
dancing with freshness aud elasticity almost
wonderful, when it is considered that she had just
played Molly Bawn. The many hits were receiv-
ed with uproarlOus applause. at the close OF the
first piece, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins were called be-
fore the curtain, when the former read. with hu.
morous comments and 'asides,'r communtca-
ton that had been addressed to him By COM
mttee OF citizens, asking him to continue another
week In our city. He stated that he had sent
telegram to Augusta, deferring his visit to that
city for week, and would endeay0r 10 comply
with the polite request made OF him by the good
people OF Charleston. This announcement was
received By the audience in the most nattering
manner.
There will be matinee today at which "Katy
Darling" will be given; and the programme for
tonight promises a rich treat In "The Hidden
Handn
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sCaRELEss DRIvrNG.-on Thursday afternoon,
B. Callaghan, a traymaa, was driving along East
Bay when his dray collided with that Of Peter
Frazier. The latter suffered all the injury, his
mule being severely injured 10 the leg, and forth
with reported the matter to the Mayor. AFTER
trial yesterday morning, the Mayor decided that
adlaghan was to blame, and sentenced him to
pay fpe Of s5 ana repair the 4: ::.ages.
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GENTS fine haud-sewed cus;om-made Boots
and Caters, now In stock and receiving weekly
by steamer. EDWARD DAILY.
feb4-1 No. 12l Meeting street.
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FIFTEEN CENTS PER PoUND.-MXed Crack
ers at fifteen cents per pound at
KISSAAN BROS.
febi-1 Market Street Bakery.
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aurtion Sales.--future iDaps..
ByW. Y. LEITcH & R. S. BRUNs,

AuctIoneers. ~. h!t5
X. .RIST MILL AT. AUCTION.
" Will be sald at auction on TUESDAY
the 7th Instant, at II O'Clock, at the Old Post
The CHARLESTON GRIST MILL situate at the
corner Of Calhoun and Alexander streets. The
3ot measures 65 by 40 feet deep. Upon the
premises Is complete Mil for grinding Peas,
Corn or Cotton Seed.
The Building measures 80 by s5 feet; is two
stories tp height, covered with tin roofing.
The Engine and Boilers are Of the most I'm.
proved character, With beltings, Q sets stones,
elevators, and everything pertaining to a first
claHs Mill.
Terms-One.h:..f cash; balance sn twelve
months, with interest, secured by bond and mort.
gage OF the property, with insurance and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers and
stamps 1eo4
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To CURE prostration, indigestion and many
other ills that woman Is heir to, use the Old Caro-
lima Btters.4ssitg:,l. -. -
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z RiHes OF THERaoNErER at Joseph Black
mans drug store, ,Nos 50 Brosd street, February
Sd: Eight O'Clock, 5sItos5s ;aa Ss; sesa; 1886,
hT.s. 81.
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THs,Mosr celebrated medicinal tonic OF the
age, Old Carolina Bitters. Have you tried them
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Sans Souci Charede Club, ats P. NJ
Typographical Society, at half.pastIP. HI
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BILL HEADS printed on flne paper at IS, s.,
S.. 50 so sud IS so per thousand, according to
siaSs ct TIE NEWS Job ONCE,
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CHRoMos! "CHRAP" CHRoNos - Hasel
street Bazaar and No. 1sl King street. novl2-s
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A N 8 w q Ri.

ANS w e Rs
Shall act accordingly at once. The following
articles will convince you OF 1t {:
cases Of 81 FINE LoSGCLoTH, only loc,
formerly 12Hc
4 cases OF A. Flue Longcloth, only shc, former
ly 10c-
10 cases or a. Fine .Longcloth, only l216 to 2oc
formerly Is to 25c
8 cases 10 Fine Sheeuug, only 37hc forneriy
SOC
cases 1914 Brown sheeting, only s7Hc, former
ly soc
formerly 20c.
500 dozen. AI-Linen, Huck Towels, 81 per dozen,
worth 81 rs
500 dozen, Linen, Damask Towels, 81 25 and
81, worth ST. % and S5 90
100 pieces % Inch Diaper, 81 80, worth 81 90:
A large ami well selected stock OF FABLE DAM
ASKS, CRASHES. Napkins and Doylies at CORES
pondlngly low prices.
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Do NOT neglect your health. Take the Old
Carolina Bitters; they will prove fountain OF
renewed life.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. ISL King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noyl2
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UsfNEsS NOTI IoES.

ALTHOUGH not quite ready, will open my
Shoe Store for the reception Of VISITORS this Sat-
urtlay morning, February 4, 1871.
EDWARD DAILY,
leb4-1 No. 12i Meeting street.
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CRowD1NG THE CRoUs.-Charles b. Kain,
soldier, and Seaman Simons colored BOY,
were arrested last evening, at the Citadel Green,
for disordery conduct near the Circus. Slmons
was standing In froat OF the large crowd which
always collects at the door OF the circus, and,
having approached too; near, was ordered to
stand back several tilnes. Tuis hesrelused sodo,
and was thereupon arrested by Officer Johnson,
who happened to be present. Thspisoner strug-
gled TO release himself aud, atsthb stage, Kahn
sseppe up and trtel to get him Off The civil,
however, proved too strons for ihe military this
time, ana-the solaser was- auestsd, aud, Along
with the boy, taken % the Desertve's office.
They were both confined az the Guardhouse last
nign. and will be tried before the Mayor this
morning: - -. ri.
THE SOUTHERN LIFE ISSVRxSCE COMPANY.
Mr.. James II. Randall l-whSse retirement from the
editorial oontrol ef the Augusta Cops futiRpsst
has already been announced, is nowin Charleston
as the special agent of aheseuskern Life Insur-
ance Company. OF which company Mr.. J. H. Miller
is the general agent This company is already well
known, and isssofhcers ana agents speak In the
highest terms OF the progress IL has made This
at least Ii certain-the daifers and agents Of the
company are geutleuien~ VI 7ulsd charuoo0t auu
position, and weigh well every. statemeps'they
make. Mr. Randall will doubtless be as success
ful In his new profession AZ he.Ras IN there edito
rial chair, and will find new Opportunities OF
serving the people. who remsmber him with a1eo
tioiiate respect Fromtie "cameo Bracelet" and
"My MaryAna, lssas life insurance agency is a
vast change. .Fhe war poet Of the South now
makes poHcy the Study orhlsllfe.
Il T-=7s-of
Em OF THE NIAGARA F1Rs ENGINE CQM-
pANY.-It Is needless TO direct attention to the
claims Of the-yartous OompaQies which compose
our admirable department; and all OF our citizens
fully appreciate the services which are gratui'
tously given by slipf the companies, bothwhite
and colored. The above. named erga pizst!on are
presenting. Though the medium df fair, re.
ques. for aitto enable them. to ospeoture new'en-
CINE. Their present apparatus has performed
constant duty for a number OF years, aud has be-
come unfit for use. The articles on exatoition and
for sale at the fair embrace the beautiful and use
ful and Biil wellsrepay a visit. ERers stsent' on
is paid to visitors and while gratifying ones
wishes, q helping hand is given to aid In COM
mendable institution. We learnshatthefa falr will
continue open Tonight and Monday night, and as
number ofattices remain on the tables an op.
portunlty Is arorlsd>sG procure someehtncen
braclng taste and use. -
--S@S+-~
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
Aactioneers.
DY ORDER OF THE EXECUTOR.
Id We will sell at auction, on TUESDAY, 7th
instant, in front OF the Old P0sto1fce, OF IL
O'Clock,
That desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with
Garden attached, known as No. % America street.
Lot measures s. by 100 feet, more or Less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
and stamps. Yeb2 2thstu3
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MARK Your CLOTHING !-Order your Stencil
Plates at the uasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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Assault AND BATTERT.-Prince Morant, p
coiored stepfather, was earraigned before Trial
Justice McKinlay, yesterday morning, for assault.
ing and bat.erlng q young mau named Richard
Singleton. The evidence s''owea that on last
Saturday evening, Prince, VT fas dn % playful
hood, caught hold OF his stepson Rtchardr and
having administered q sound cutting, wound up
hy:stcking him ous,or his door. The prisoner vas
found guilty ana sentenced for ten. days TO: the
county jaf. where hsis nov serving out his term:
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Amrtioneers' 1lripate Sales, &r.

Anrtloneers 1Drlpatf 5ales, @r.
BY j.. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Brekcr, No. SO Broad strest
A PRIVATE SALE,
n PHOSPHATE LANDS OF best quality and
locations.
Rice and Cotton Plantations in all parts OF the
State.
City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. oct12-6mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-04

uTARNER's FORK
AND IRON PILLS.
For sale by DR. n bAEh
iap18 No. I31 Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-04

DONATIONS Fer THE MEMORIAL FAIR.-Ia.
fant's afghan, froRM T N. washington; 1pair
slippers, Mrs. j. s.NophasoE; 3dolls, pair mats
lady friend; fancy nesdacase, Mrs. Adams; doll
and pair mats, Miss Jennie soIonons; fancy arti-
cles, Mrs. Cosen; toilet bottles vases, cups and
saucers Mr.. W. Webb; fancy perfumery, Mr. G.
Goodrich; pair slippers, FurchSott, Benedict IL
Co.; pair pitcher covers and lamp mats, Hiss E.
Goldsmith; infants sacque and shoes, Mss R.
Loeb; l pair toilet mats, Miss F. Goldsmith;
fancy aprons, Mrs. NJ. Strauss; pair mats, Kiss
Leila Wallace, OF Unionylle; toilet pincushons,
Mrs s. H. Oppenheim, OF Augusta, ca.