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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-25

MATRIMONIAL FELIcITIEs. Yesterday morn
ing respectable young mechanic OF this city,
but lately joined in the bonds Of wedloek, assert
ed his marital rights by ordering his better'half
to get up at an early hour aud build fire. Obe-
dient to her lord, the young vile arose AMI en-
deavored to do his bidding. After repeated ef-
forts she failed in the attempt, the wood being
ali green and refusing to be ignited. This excuse
yAo means satisfied her5irate spouse, whosaw
in 1t only symptoms OF. rcbellious spirit, and,
bouncing ont of bed, he administered severe
beating to her upon the spot: The beaten wife
went before trial justice and made her com
piaiut, and q, warrant OF arrest for assault and
battery was duly Issued for the domestic tyrans.
The examination takes place to-day.
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INJURIES To THE STEAMSHIP CUBA.-Under
the direction OF Messrs. Mordecal& i Co. the work
Of repairing damages Is being pushed forward un-
der the direction Of Messrs. ]. D. D. c. Marsh,
shlpwrights. number OF insurance agents ana
merchants interested in shipping visited the
Cuba yesterday, and great wonder was expressed
how the steamer could possibly have been
saved unier the circumstances. Captain Duke
hart and his officers were highly complimented
for their fortiude and Skill in saving so valuable
cargo from total loss. Quinby & Co., artists
secured several views Of the broken side, &C..
and copies will be exhibited at the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce and Board OF Trade as
soon as properly prepai ed.
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TN THE COURT OF PRoBATE-LEx

TN THE COURT OF PROBATE-LEX
INGTON-Ex parle Alexander II. Wolfe, Adj
mnlstrator OF W. M. Beckham, deceased-Pctl-
ton 10 sell personal Property oil deceased.
Pursuant to :he order OF Hon. A. H. Caughman,
Judge OF Probate for Lexington County. l will
sell, on the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY next, and
days succeeding,
The PER, ,ONAI. PROPERTY o: ". NJ. Beckham,
deceased consisting OF about
30 BALES COTTON
is Mules Horses and Colts
60 Hogs, 81 Cattle, among which are great
many fine Mich Cows
Kitchen Furniture, &c, and large quantity OF
fine Cotton Seed.
5000 bushels Corn and large quantity of Fod-
der.
3Four.horse Wagons. 0X.cart, large quantity
OF Farming Implements House and Furniture
The sale Will be commenced at what Is known
as the James Bates place. in Richland Fork, and
continued there until Gil the properly ON that
place Is sold; and on the dav Immediately snc-
ceednS, the sale will be continued at the Baker
place, in Lexington, the late residence OF the de.
ceased, and continued there until all the property
Is sold. It thought he sale at the Bates place
viii occupy about Two days, and the sale com.
menced at the Baker place on the third.
Telms OF sale cash. S. N. ROOF,
sherlf's Office, Lexington Courthouse, January
0, 1871. jan1s-wsl
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TIE ROBBERY AT MEssRs. MESKE & Null
LER.-James Gcddes, John Perroneau and Samuel
Graham, the persons arrested by the Police ior
robblne the firm Of Menke & Muller, were yester-
day brought before Trial Justice McKlnla5 Tor ex-
animation. The evidence adduced fully establish
ed their guilt, and substantlates the main state
ments OF the affair as given In TIE NEWS OF
yesterday. The prisoners were ordered 20 give
bonds, Geddes in the sum of $500, and the Two
Others in the sum of $500 each, and failing to do
this they were committed to await their trla! at
the February term of the Court OF General Ses-
sons. Several additional pieces OF the stolen
property have been recovered by the police.
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The CHARLESTON FLOATING DRY K
CoMPANY.-The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Charleston Floating Dry Dock
4nd Marine Railway Company was he'd yester-
day, at No. 81 Broad street. The annual state
mens OF the affairs of the company for the past
year was submitted to the meeting and received
as information An election for officers was then
held and the following gentlemen were chosen to
serve for the coming year: ". B. Heriot, pres!.
dent; directors-Samuel Hart, Sr., r. A. Tavel
John Hanckel, w. A. Courtenay.
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The MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH.
This church, Of which The Rev. Oliver F. Gregory
is the pastor, and E. II. Royal aud S. Riley are
leacons, was OIL Sunday last admitted and recog'
nized among the regular Baptist churches OF tile
State. The neat edfce was crowded 10 Its ~
most capacity by the large numbers who assem-.
bed to witness the interesting ceremony. These
were performed by the delegates from the Citadel
Square Baptist Caurch, the Rev. E. T. Winkler
aud Thoaas p. Smith, and those from the First
Baptist Church. the Rev. L. Il. ShucI and Thos. Il.
Budd An Instructive sermon on the duties OF q
Christian church, from the text, 1st Epheslans
ed and the impressive charge were delivered by
DR.. winkler, anu the righ' hand of fellowship was
extended by the delegates. The deacons were
then ordained, and their charge delivered to them
by the Rev. L. Ii. Shuck. After prayer By the new
pastor, the Rev. o. F. Gregory, the ceremony
closed with the administration OF the Lords
Supper.
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Newspapers, Maga'lnes, &r.
URAL CA RO l. I N A N {.
JANUARY NUMBER,

What Is the Duty Of the Hour, D. Wyatt Aiken
Cotton Culture in India, British Commissioners
Report; Pear Culture David z. Evans, OF Mary
land; Best Grasses for the South, DR.. Q. L. Hun
ler,,of North Carolina; Golden Lily OF Japan, y
A. Dreer, Of Philadelphia; Guaya and Dates in i
the south, d. H. Jacques; The Sheep Acarus
Chas. r. Dodge OF Washington; Tanning new
process, e. F. Panknin; Goethe and FREDERICK r.
J. Malune.
articles. eo ,o-
annum.
.'.:n-% Address
RURAL CAROLINIAN,
noyae Charleston, 8. @.
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DRUslNERs ARREsTED.-W. c. B. Spare was
arrested yesterday afternoon by ofilcer Lovett,
for soliciting orders and selling for the firm OF
G. W. Leonard, No. 4I4 Broadway, New York,
without license. A. Mathuson was also arres ed
by Oficer Lovetr. for the same offence, but re-
fused to give the name Of principal.
". II. Dodge was taken to the Detective office
by Officers Lovett and DAILY, for doing the same
thing for Stelna, Smith Brothers !s knicht, No.
225 Race street, Philadelphia. The parties seemed
to have been doing prosperous business, and
each gracefully deposited his s10o In greenbscks
for his appearance this morning before the Mayor
and was released.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
Ex parte T. j. McMi Ian. Petition Tor habeas
corpus for discharge ana release OF petitioners
son from his enlistment In the 18th Regiment,
Company !, United States Army. Several W.T.
nesses were examined and the further hearing
postponed.
Ex parte DR.. John T. Lindsey, Of YorkvIe. Peti-
ton for final discharge. Gne report OF the regis.
trar, iu favor OF The discharge, was read, anu the
court bein satisfied hat all the conditions oElaw
had been complied with, the petition was granted
in due form.
The United Staaes vs. Isaac Wlgfall and Fred.
McUants, for Intimidation OF voters. verdict Of
guilty was brought US to McCants, and not guilty
as to Wigfall. On notion the prisoner, MeCants,
was committed.
The court then adjourued until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SECURITIES.
following sales were effected yesterday morning
at public auction By J. Drayton Ford:
The fine plantation, "wappahoola," on the
western branch Of the Cooper River, two and q
halr miles from Strawberry Depot, on the North,
eastern Railroad containing 1l2 acres Of rice
lard, $50 acres OF cleared high land, and 62o acres
OF wooded high land with all necessary outbuild'
ings, for $1,000; one-third cash and the balanc. In
two equal annual instalments.
$500 in South Carolina Railroad bonds, az II.
{ s2scO City OF Charleston stock, at 40.
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ASSAULT IN tn. DARk.-On Monday night,
Moses Smith, who had been ladulsing IN little
too much mean whisEey, became qHarresome,
and in the darkness assaulted james Barnes, who
was standing at the corner of Burns lane and
Meeting street. Before anything serious took
place, Moses was arrested and taken to the Guard
house, where lo wasreleased on deposltng $40
bill for his appearance next morning. He came
before the Mayor at the appointed time' but
Barnes did not appear to prosecute the case, and
Moses was discharged and his money returned
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ByLOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, OF
XX Eehf1lary next mt tile Old PnatnfIlce ar

WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, 9TH
w February next, >at the Old Postofllce a. II
O'Clock,
That desirable HOTEL, situated at the corner OF
Queen and Meeting streets, and known as the
MILLS HOUSE. The house contalus about l80
Chambers, besides Parlors, LADIES' Ordinary. Bar.
Der Shop. Bathrooms, water-clnsets, Laundry,
Steam ngine and Boiler for driving machinery
and pumps aud for heating the huuse. and all the
conreniences OF frst-clasS modern hotel. Also,
fine Cellars and large Cisterns. Tue building Is
very. substantial aud the interior finely finished.
The location Is the most desirable In the city, and
the house has always been a favOrlte one. The
property Is now lder lease till 1st November,
1875, at 0,001 per annum, payable monthly. The
lot measures 50 feet, more or less on Meeting
Street, by 25 e,t on Queen street, and III feet on
West line This gives ample yard room for oil
purposes or the hotel and for extending the build.
ing II desired.
Terms-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
able semt.annually, and mortgage OF the prem
tscs, the buildings thereon to be insured and the
policy assigned. The purchaser to pay for papers
and the necessary revenue stamps.
idnll-wsothl
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THE NEW MAIL ARRAN0EAENTs.-Owing to
the recent change in the schedules OF the railroads
the hours for opening and closing the mails have
alsu been changed, and now are as follows:
Northern mails close at II a. NJ and $50 P. H.,
asd are delivered at $50 A. NJ. and 4.3o P. M.
western mails close at IL n. and T.3o P. ~, and
are delivered at $50 a. N. and 43o P. III.
Columbia and Greeuylle mails close OF A. III.
and s15 n. NJ, aud are delivered at $50 A. NJ.
savannah mail closes at A. NJ, and ls deliver
oil ar ? "
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Meetings This Day.
German Friendly Society, at I P. N.
Orange Lodge, at 7P. NJ
Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store. clothing, dry goods, &C.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture. carpets, &c.
R. NJ. Marshall e. Bro. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their Office, mules.
L itch Bruins Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. 20
King street. stock OF q confectionery store.
n. a. Hunt will sell az 10 O'Clock, at his store,
boots and shoes.
q Fraser Mathewes will sell at halfpast 10
O'Clock, at his Office, horses, mules, &c.
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By J. FRASER MATHEWES.

VALUABLE RICEAN COTTON PLAN
TATTON on Edlsto River and Mosquito
Greek, by order OF the Executors OF 3. H Sea-
brook, deceased.
an Tn on sdG rshrrorU ot ooiocS
That valuable RICE AND COTTON PLAHTA-
T1ON known as Sampson Island, - situated on
the inland navigation for steamboats, and vessels
from Charleston to Beaufort and Savannah, a. the
Junction OF the Edisto River and Mosquito Greek,
St. Bartholomew's Parish, Colleton County, con-
tanning In ell about 1900 acres 900 Of which ara
under bank aud $50 now under cultivatl0nin rice
and cotton: and 80 acres high Land under culayar
tion. On the place is q good Dwelling and Out
buildings and Is houses Tor laborers.
Terms-0ne.third cash; balance IN one, two and
three years. secured By bond OF the purchaser
and mortgage OF the premises, with interest at 10
per cent. per annum, payable semi.annually.
Purchaser to pay J. F. Mathewes for papers and
necessary United States Internal Revenue stamps.
jan26-Wfmth4
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By 2. B. OAKES.

CHANGE OF TINE AND CONDITIONS
~ OF SALE.-valuable Vacant Lot OF Land
west side Of King street.
VIII be sold THURSDAY, 2sth instant, at IL
O'Clock, near the Old Postofflce,
That desirable BUILDING LOT, situated on the
west side OF King street, few Lots north OF
Queen, and Immediately east OF the Cemetery CT
the Unitarian Church. measuring IN front on King
street 5S feet 10 iGches. and In depth ITS feet.
two years, With interest, payable semi.annually.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
jan2f
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FORTS MoULTRIE AND SUATER.-The House
committee have finished the fortiacation bin, and
agree to recommend an appropriation of $4,000
for Fort Mou.trie and like sum for Fort Sumter.
These appropriations arc just half the amounts
recommended by the chief or engineers.
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By II. H. DeLEON,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN KING
STREET.
will sell on FRIDAY next, January 27, 1871, at
the Old Postoffice, at II O'Clock,
All those TWO LOTS OF LAND on the east side
Of King street. measuring nineteen feet eight
inches ne 81 front each, BY two hundred and
thirty.on t231j feet deep.
ALSO,
TWO LOTS OF LAND on the east side OF King
streer, near Queen street. twenty-five feet nine
inches t259) front each, by elghty-six feet eight
inches $50 81 deep.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay H. a. D. for
papers and stamps. ianA
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MEETING OF 0oUSCIL.

A regular meeting of Council was held las
eyenIngsat the usual hour Present, the Mayor
and Aldermen Geddings. Potter, Holloway, Gun
ningham, voist. Hampton, Collins, smalls, L. F
and E. P. Wall, Thorne. Greene, McRlnlay and
Howard.
On motion, z. b. oakes, Andrew Simonds, E. "
Marshall, Ava Gage. Elias Garden and George
Glover we're appointed TO serve as the board pro
vided for in late blll for the equalization of rea
properly In the city.
A petition from George ". LIndley for leave tc
erect shed on his premises was referred to the
| committee on brick and wooden buildings, with
power to act.
An application by the city physicians for an in
crease OF their salaries, approved by the city reg
| istrar, was read After lengthy discussion, the
matter was referred to the committee OF ways
and means, to report b? bill or otherwise at the
next regular meeting what changes II any were
necessary. ,.
Alderman Geddings presented the annual re-
port OF the city treasurer, and, on motion, II was
received as Information and ordered to be pub
lished with the proceedings Of Council
The reports Of the city engineer, city inspector,
and city registrar DR.. Lebby In relation TO his visit
to the Lunatlc Asylum at Columbia, were recelV-
ed as information and ordered to be published
with the proceedings OF Council.
Several old accounts In the city ledger for fill
ing lots &C., long before the war, were discover
ed aud referred to committee to report at the
next meeting OF Council.
Two communications from the Chief OF the Fire
Department were read by the Mayor. The frst
advising the early erection of alarm bells at the
Arsenal, there being no means OF alarming THIS
nechborhood in case OF fire. The next referred
70 the want OF water in the tidal drain at the ate
fire In Beaulaln street, and asked an investiga-
ton Of the affair by Council
In this connection, the Mayor referred to
complaiut Of the damage done by one Of the fire
companies at this fire to the lot formerly owned
by DR.. Phillips, and now occupied by school.
master. He suggested that the whole matter be
referred to the committee on the Fire Depart
meut and tidal drains, to attend to the matter.
On motion, the suggestions were adopted
PETITIONS.
A petition from tile residents OF Montague
street, asking that the street be drained by
brick drain connecting with the nearest tidal one,
was referred, after q weary discussion, to the
committee on streets.
Alderman Holloway informed the Council OF the
bad condition OF the sidewalk in Gadsden street,
near Bull, and asked that 1t be repaired. On mo.
ton, the matter was referred to the Iity inspector
with power to act.
Alderman Geddiugs offered resolution that
three members OF Council be added to the com
mittee on lighting the cty, to inquire II any ad-
ditional lamps were necessary, and If any, what
they woull cost; also If those already lighted were
In the most advantageous position. This resolution
provoked all the latent talent for discussion In
the Council, and an extended debate took place.
During pause, a motion to adjourn was made
and carried.
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Ry WIN. MCKAY.

LOOP A M IE.
u On THURSDAY next. 26;h instant. 81 II
O'Clock, at horelaud's Wharf, foot Of King street,
will be sold,
The sloop ANNE with her Sails, Rigging, &c.
ALSO,
One Cypress hull CANOE, 20 feet long, by ~
feet beam; In good ORDER with Sails, &c.
AND
One FISHING SEINE, has been used but one
season, 100 fathoms long, and 100 meshes deep In
malu bunt, now IN working order.
Conditions cnsll. ian24
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CRUNBs.-The stock of the :'Andes Insurance
Company" the great million enterprise OF the
West, Is selling in open ularke: at Cincinnati at
twenty five per cent. premium.
The Dan Lodge of I. o. B. B. vii! give masked
ball In March.
". J. Cloutman, Esq, collector OF Internal reve-
nue., has received orders from the Secretary of
the Treasury to lease all government lands in St.
Helena Parish, Beaufort County, for enc year. sub
ject to any sale ordered by Congress.
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STEAMER FOE LryERpooL.-The substantial
British iron steamship Corlnna, Captain Dryden,
was cleared yesterday BY Messrs. R. Mure Co.,
with 1855 bags sea Island cotton, 1868 bales upland
cotton, and 700 sacks cotton seed.
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aurtipm saIes--fnture mans.
By F. p. siLAs,

By F. p. siLAs,
Auctfoneer.
q UGAR AND MOLASSES.
- On TUESDAY next, the 3lst instant, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ will be sold in the Warehouse, cor
TfE FSGIoWiSa Ifs1 sh aooSss Of
TATlON:
191 hhds. Good, Prime and Choice DEMERARA
SUGARS ., 55t.
100 bbls. Choice Demerara Sugars ,sa9
$50 boxes Good to Prime Centrifugal Sugars 9
SO hhds. Cheice Demerara MolasaeS
300 bbls. Bright Muscova1o Molasses,s
Conditions at sale. ian25-6
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FHE ACADEMY OF FSIUsIc.-Advices have been
received here that Mr.. Harry Watkins, one Of the
favorltes of the Charleston theatregoing public,
will oren the above institution on Monda! week,
with fine company. This Is good news, for we
are suffering from dearth OF amusenents, and
the right kind OF attraction will certainly draw
narinc audience
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FRUrr.-Mrs C. D. Kenrlck has received per
steamer Cuba just from Havana, aity barrels or
the finest Havana oranges A better opportunity
never has been offered to obtain an excellent ar
ticle OF this delicious fruit Call at No. So Market
street, sirth side, opposite the Market Hall.
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GRAND BAL MAsQUE OF TIE GERMAN tREUND'
scHAFrsBuSD.-Uulesst this spirited organization
do something tonight they never did before,
namely, dlsappoint the public when they pledge
themselves to make everybody happy, the bal
masaue will be one of the most charming o2ca'
sIons orthc kind that has occurred In Charleston
since the war. At The North the German masked
balls have become the most prominent OF the
pleasure gong entertainments OF the winter, anu
it Is because the Germans infuse the same species
OF ski.!, energy and ingenuity into their recrei
tions that they carry with them into business
pursuits We predict that they will do the same
here; that the fun will be immense, the dresses
cav grand and grotesque, the dancing coaIa.
aious, the music jolly, and the collation. nemoru-
bic. Perfect system and good order have been
provided for, and the following rules will be
strictly enforced:
RULES OF THE MASQUERADE BALL oP THE GER6AN
FREUNDscHAFrsBUND.
/. The hall will be opened OF precisely O'CLOCK.
2. No unmasked persons viii. be admitted.
g. The committee reserve the right to unmasR
any person, ifrequired.
A. Unless escorted by gentleman, ladies VII!
not be admitted.
s. Masks will be removed at II O'Clock.
6. On the signal by the band. par'les are re-
quircd 10 take their places at the commencement
uf every dance.
Z. No tickets wi | be sold at the door.
s. The strict observance OF the above rules vii
| he enforced
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IHcENpIARY 1T WoRK.-It is stated by city
paper that on Sunday night, about O'Clock, an
attempt was made to fire the house Of Mr.. Henry
Kahre, in Hackers alley, by tearing of the boards
and inserting combustibles saturated with tur-
pentine. The Are had just been started when it
was discovered By Mr.. William Bold, who at once
extlnguished it, and thus, perhaps, saved the
whole range from destruction.
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SWEETS TO TIE SwEET.-Special attention
Is called to the sale Of the confectionery and stock
OF Mr. John Marion, which will take place a; half
past 10 O'Clock to day. See the advertisement un-
der the leau OF "auctIons"
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USIN ESS SOTI rs.

ANOTHER fresh supply OF those prodisious
ard fine favored hivalreS from Edisto has been
received by Dayton, per steamer Argn, today.
Call and be convinced that they excel any oyster
ever had in Charleston, Virginia or New York.
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RUSTIC GooDs RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets. book racks. wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 181 King street. octls
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MORTALITY OF THE WEEK.-Dr. Lebby, the
city registrar, reports twentY-four deaths during
the week ending January 2l or these, five were
white and nineteen coiored.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. 80 Broad street January
M-s O'Clock, Sc; TO- 50; IL, 81; q 65; d. 81; 6, SO;
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THROUGHOUT the South people will suffer
from Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia Chills and
Fevers and othe- IalarIous diseases, because they
have not used the Oil Carolina BItters.
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ATTENTION, TouRIsTs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at no. 16l King street,
or at the IIascl street Bazaar. n0vl2
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A NEW and handsome assortment OF English
Playing Cards, at No. 1o7 East Bay.
& T. NHuEYILLE.
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To LoAN.-Flfty-flve hundred dollars is OF
fered for loun by Mr.. a. c. Kaufman.