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USE RENNE,S PAIN KILLING
M AGIC OIL.

~ w Va KS Like q O0aIm."
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines
Rennes Pain-Kiling Magic Oil cures Headache
Rennes Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Toothache
Rennes Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia!
Rennes Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus'
Renne SPAIN killing Magic Oil cures Rhcuma-
tsm,
Rennes Pain-killing Magic Oil cures Lameness!
Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil cures Skin Dis.
eases,
some folks seem to be proud of telling how
g lame their shoulders are'-of "crick in the
back Or, i" have got the Scatica and de.
light in Dragging that nothing can cure mev--
but when we get such Z" awful folks" to use r on
mes Pam hdiing Magic OIL faithfully, we not only
cure their lameness and charm away their pains.
but we actually take all that kind of 'brag out
of them and they frankly own up, and say, 1T
works like charm!'
81 Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers
1t is put up in three sizes and called e'Trial
Size, "Medium Size" and Large Family Size
bottles
W NJ. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manu-.
iacturer Pittsield, Mass. Sold by II. A. Sheldon
and Case & Rider l9:yeov
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7 W. VAN Nance, NJ. D., successfully treats
- cali classes of Chronic and Acute Diseases
end stamp for circular containing particulars and
testimonials. Address Box 5l20, New York. 10
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Mr.. EpIToR. | last wrote you,
three more of our number have passed
out into the great Unknown. Some
three weeks ago, John and Rebecca Arm.
strong buried their infant daughter, their
first and only child one week later
Nelson Esty died; and Sunday morning
the 1lth, without the least warning, Mrs.
Lizzie Alden was found in her bed nearly
dead, breathing only few times after
the family were summoned. Disease OF
the heart is supposed to have been the
cause of her sudden death.
She had been uncommonly well and
cheerful during the day, preparing the
dinner, and going about the house as
usual retiring at night seemingly in
her usual health. But in the still hours
of the morning twilight, and without
noise of football. a messenger came for
her; and without one word of farewell,
which is so cherished by the sorrowful
mourner, she passed out into that mys-
terious beyond.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at two o'clock, at the residence of D. l..
Smith, a son-in-law of the deceased, in
whose family she resided.
Since the above sentence was written q
messenger comes bearing news of the
death Of Mrs. Lensil Sayles, former
resident of this town, who was well known
and much beloved among us. Her re.
mains will arrive here tomorrow after
noon, and the burial will take place al
about A p. m. Funeral services, l un
derstand, to be attended on Sunday, a
the church.
Tuesday the l2th.-We have just re
turned from the burial and never hav'
we witnessed more solemn and impress
sive scene. The two professions met il
the cemetery the coffin of Mrs. Sayle
was opened at the grave, that some of tn,
friends who had not seen her for year
might look once more upon that dea
familiar face; and while they were tax
ing their last sad look, the bereavet
friends in another part of the yard wer
lowering their dead among her kindre,
dust.
0, the tears that fell around thos
open graves to-day my pen cannot de
scribe that mournful scene. Never ha
our town witnessed so remarkable coin
cidence, and never scene SO solemn
, impressive VERMoNTANA.
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NOR SALE, A very superior Family or Dairy
L COW, "a Alderney, with rs hcifer calf by
her side. very superior and desirable cow in
all respects viii be sold at bargain, as the
owner wishes to move west. Apply to ALBERT
CHAPMAN, Middlcbury, June 20, 1871. l3wl
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WANTED, Good Washed Wool, for which |
w will pay A. to 81 cts pr h. Good unwashed
Wool, 3 cts per pound. Office at Buttolph 4
Miners store.
G;tf t. ID. TWITCIIELL.
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JTHICA HORSE RAKE. Try the Ithica indie
| pendent, steel tooth Horse Rake, before pur-
chasing any other If you do not like it, return
it, and try some other, if you find one good, it
will be one not already in the market ALBERT
CHAPMAN, Agent. l3wl
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UTANTED! Buyers for verbena Plants at
w $40 per dozen, Geraniums, Is cts. each,
Fuschias Is cts. each Golden Banded Japan Lilies
so cts. each. l3;wl
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ITALIAN QUEEN BEES. The subscriber of
/ fers for sale n limited number of Pure italian
Queen Bees at low prices. j. T.. CRANE, Brid-
port, Vt. ~llwi
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TINilS WEEK ONLY.-The above plants from
Ohm Bros, Springfield, Mass, and are for sale
at the south end of the Middlebury House. Is;
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INOR SALE! A desirable two seated Carriage
i or rockaway. New Inquire Of Mr.. c. c
Cady of this village, the subscriber of New lia
ven, SETH LANGpoN. llw4
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NTANTED. Any afternoon or evening, to
w see all these who desire to he served with
Ice Cream, Saratoga Soda Water. shaw Il
Waller, MILDLEBURY. IL
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w ANTED One hundred thousand
w pounds of Wool to manufacture into cloth
for the owners. Middlebury Wooden Co. MIDDLE
BURY VT.
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Consumption,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY j. H. SCHENCK. M, d.

Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there other than the neglect OF known aud
ndisputably proved means of cure Those near and
dear to family and friends sleeping the drcamle
Il, Into, hnd thn,. nrnlv adj cd
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SHotei AEztval.-Aprn "A.
GRkRLRsroM HOTEL.

= QEkHLEsToN HOTEL
E. AAHsrpop, Tennessee; II. H. Hickman,
/ W. H. Btver. neorg1sf6eSa.TSnues and wife,
Wisconsin; D. q. NJ Grant, Virginia; n. CORN an,
Columbi :; u. T. Browning, ]. F. Myers, J. Van
Tassel, ..H. Cooke. J. F. Izlar, 8. Dloule, Ora nge
burg; Mrs. Bell, Miss E. n. Bunting, Miss J. B.
Bunting, Mrs. j. q. Burtol, C. @. Burton, F. v.
Burton, New York; ). L. Hayes. Mr.. aud Mrs. H.
@. Neyins. Boston; y. Dleper, New York; A. O,
Siver, New York; Q. r. Rsine, virginia. ]. Osborn
and wife, J.. A. Justice, W. Ousllce, N. ]. W.
Boo,n, J. A. shrtver and wife, Miss Van Sprichel-
sen. Mrs. George Small, Mss A. Jackson, hisa
Shriver, ID. ]. Breoyte, NJ. Sprionelssn, Baltimore;
il Pruynes, Boston, H g. Gaaie. wife and son.
Chicago; |. W Wells, ~la,tlrna; a W. Rtymln d,
S. @. Decker, New York; D D.. Davis, M.chtg an;
Il. E. II. weuinss nd wife. O. E. yelling and
wife. e. D. Wdilng,. Hattie 8. 3%.WellIng, Vermont
a. Clark aud wifi. Fionds: J.sI Davis, South
Carol ma; Mira. and Mss Dars ea,,% Mss Wells, Mrs,
D. L. Jones, Mss jones, Mrs. E. Cralguead, Miss
Craighesd, New York.
HMLfHousB.
b. d. Perrin, Rocnese-r. n. T.; Mrs. A. c. Bee
cher and daughter, New York; 8. Stone, Talishas
See, Fla; v. n. Talmage, Aiken; Brookins,
Jacksonville, Fla; 2. wyman. Cambridge, Mass
II. r. MerrtcK, Detroit; O..AdIel, New York; j.
Davenport, Bath; J. @. Wynkoop, wife, three chill
dren and niece, Syracuse, N. T.; Thos. Mlm artn,
New York; Cnas. q. suckney and wife, 81. Angus.
tine, Fla. Or. A. q. Best, Savannah; H. CLARK and
wife, Jacksonville, Fla
PAVILION HOTEL.
A. Montelth, Columbia; ". S. J. Reid, South
Cardinal Mrs. Alfred Williams. Beaufort; A. McB
Peoples, PoootaiRo; Fnos. R. Payne, Florida; Jas
| Fitzsimons, New York.
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r.o ,o.o,to,,on uoa called tn order at half.past
M nv pa,r,ct tbe retiring president, deliv
...a = - Interesting and highly entertaining
.ddress AN other business having been trans
oa.os ,ho nros,dant anno,n,ed the various stand
.S"sa.m..oo, ,,to- wh,ch the association ad
e.Sa, - NO., t,.ao,nmhI 9 q. in 1872.
Tho sou,bern Xasootation convened their third
onnna, aeaaIon trisfedia,e1v afterwards.
THE sou4Sss prsyat AsSoc1fr1oS.
Th,46odym eeeiS PhGbntx. Hail At 10 O'Clock A.
n ur ] 8. Rnsut: the ufesldeft,; In the chair.
D. n- .W,ns,af snnAfed the meeting with
- ~ -~s
~ roi, c.a tho 2SolIosiue members responded
90 ,hoi,S.ms... nts,Iss. Knapu, New Orleans,
=. nI.,sd,,S. Hsatsm,Sxess Ssyannsh, Ga, frs.
vicenrssiasds; EA Hermsn;- Nashville, Tenn.
aecond vlce1fesIdanSs JcSal4ngen, New Orleans,
La. recording secretary; H.. A. Lowrance, A. G.
| Ford. e. D,Alytgny, ]. T. Campbell, W. d. Barr, OF
naoro,a. F. F1oyd. North Carolina, and S. ]. Cobb,
1annesaee. 7 3. Patrick and VIM. Reynolds,
South Carolina.
The welcome address was delivered by DR.. G. Il,
| Wtnkler. in behalf OF the South Carolina Dental
Association. and replied to BIZ DR.. Knapp, In q
few suitable and vel. directed remarks.
AVN akk&SA NA~
The committee on membership reported favors-
bly, on the following app icattons f: Drs. I. u rat
rick, G. H. Winkler, Thomas T. Moore, n. 5.
-KlInck, W. G. wardlaw, B. A. Rodrigues, ]. r.
Solomon, W. S. Brown. N. s. Hanckel, B. A.
Muckenfuss, D. L. Boozer, G. F. 8. Wright, 7. ".
Boucher, o. J. Bond, B. G. Hart. G. B. Hutto, and
". L. REYNOLDS, OF South Carolina; q. NJ. Grant,
Henry Jones and James F. Thompson, OF Virginia;
Ii. Postley, H.. J. Royal and J. 8. Jobson, or Geor.
gia; G. 7. Barker, OF P, nnsylvania. delegate from
Pennsylvania Dental College; Il. q. Atkinson, OF
New York, American Dental Association.
On the recommendation OF DR.. J. B. Patrick,
chairman OF the executive committee, the hours
from 10 A. M. TO 2 I. NJ, SIX to P. N. and 8 P.
NJ. were selected to hold the daily sessions, and
8 to 10 A. N. for clinics.
On motion OF DR.. Herman, OF Tennessee, the
press Of Charleston were invited to be present at
the meetings.
The committee on publication reported, hav-
Ing had copies Of the proceedings OF the last meet.
ing printed.
g.
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3 ESS N o I'll C E 8.

GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIEs.-All OF the
lady readers OF TIE NEWS In the CT y will be glad
to hear that "Read'sn old stand, which has 80
long been a landmark OF King street, is to be re.
opened on Monday next by Mr.. K Read, who
has bought out the remaining stock OF the late
nrm, and will continue the business in his own
name In his advertisements, in another column,
Mr.. Read offers some rare bargains in laces and
fine dry goods, which his customers ought not to
overlook.
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BUSINESS ESyELOPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
IS now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at. 81 per thous.
and. Send yopr orders. Every merchant and
business uan should have his card printed on
MS envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-13

The SPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE LADIRs Is
invited to q lot OF entirely new and exceedingly
beautiful patterns, Just received and opened for
sale, at reasonable prices. by Nine. Luzier, Paris.
Ian dressmaker, King street, one door above
Wentworth street. Call early as the supply is
limited,
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TRY MAPEs' NIrRooENzED sUPERPHosPHArE
OF LINE. The eldest phosphate made IN this
country. with eighteen years. practical success.
Einsmaa & Howell are the agents for this superior
fertilizer. tn
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semlns marllnes.

.wEEDn FAMILY FAvORlTE L~0CK-STITOB
! snr : SAFE on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
ments. on easy terms, or for cash. An hnds Ol
Nachine attaohments, Needles, Cotton, twhise
black and colored,l SILK, OIL, Soap, &C., &C.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples OF
work sent on application.
D. B. HASELTON.
General Dealer IN First Glass Sewing ma.
chimes and Material, no. 3o7 King street,
auEl7 GnarieSL0n. y. q
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; Old
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, ST.; old price 81 rs. In Velvet and Lea
tier bindings, 81 20; old price 81 SO.
HAsEL ST. BAZAAR. AND No. l61 KING st.
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FRUITS AND VEGErABLBS.-The attention OF
those OF our farmers who raise produce for the
Norrher- market Is invited to the card OF Messrs.
Reeves. Brown & Van WIckle, or New York, to
whom oonsIgnmenta may be made With advsn.
tage.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81
SIS; So SO aud So SO per thousand, according to
SIZE, at Ill NEWS job Office.
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rHs GERMAN P1os1o.-rhs delightful spring

TIE GERMAN PI0NIo.-The delightful spring
weather Of yesterday was all thar any one could
have desired Ia tue picnic line, and gladdened
hundreds OF little ones who had gone TO bed In
fear and trembling, on che previous night. least .
rain or storm should mar the pleasure OF their
anticipated holiday. Under its influence the
children Of the German Sunday School, about
three hundred In number, assembled In h Oh
spirits, and five cars deposited their living freight
OF bright and happy faces at the avenue OF the
Schutzenplatz. In the commodious building and
on the grounds the little ones passed the p easant'
cat OF days, and returned about dusk to the city,
where sleep overlook many OF the youthful par
Elephants before the pleasures orthe day could bs
yecounted
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To CLOSE out our stock Of Tenpins, Tool
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. lsl KING ST., AHp HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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The ATTENTION OF WATcH-BurERs is called
TO our large stock OF Waltha Watches. These
Wsscnes have been long known throughout the
United Sssles as the best AIT cheapest In the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
W. HARRINGTON & Co.,
marl3 No. 25S King street.
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CRoouEr! CRooUET!! CRooUEr l!!-Tm-
mense reduction in price! The largest Field
Croquet ar 81.
HAsEL STREET BAzAAR AND No. lel KING ST.
mar22
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ATTENTION, ToURIsTs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. l6l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. movie
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TIE DOLLAR sroRE.-A lot of. Glassware will
be opened this morning. Twelve Tumblers for rs
cents; eight Goblsts for rs cents; a complete Tea
Set for rs cents. Be on hand In time.
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Auction Sales This Day

Laurey & Alexander will sell at IL O'Clock,
corner East Bay and Commercial wharf, corn.
Iohu E. Bowers will sell at II O'Clock, at che old
Pos.o6dce, real estate.
John G.. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
she!- store, boots, shoes and dry goods.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
straw goods and ladies' hats.
Mcqueen d RIecke will sell at 9 O'Clock, at
their stores, shoulders, sides, DC.
IA. Enslow & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
store, shoes, hats, &c.
Leitch 4 Bruins win sell at IL O'Clock, at the old
Ros:oalce, real estate.
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2CfTTF FATRsaS
Meetings This Day.
- rAa.Ean

washington Isaye, AZ 8 I. II. 1 \
Alumni Association Of Charleston College, at
half past Z P. NJ.
". L.. I. Charitable Association, assP. N.
Catholic Institute, at half-past ! P. N.
Catholic Fair Committees, at 8 P. n.
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TaE CHARLESTON RrFLENEN CLUB SoIREE.
The S6ath Carolina Hal became once more last
evening sscsneM sSsdSaaHH aaderstshs alspaess
OF the gAarKspS6 kffshsn Jiub. sSTahrr7 was a
good attendance on the part Of the fatrer portion
of creation. and the gallant Ridemen and their
guests turned ont In force for their entertain
ment. .SzGS,t9s.J u .:
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Mr. John G.. Mackey,
the well known trial justice, was yesterday ad-
mi..ed to the practice OF law on examination, and
took the oath prescribed for attorneys b, re his
Hocor, Judge Graham.
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ME GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.
DOUBLE LOOK ELASTIC sT1rOH.

This Ia the IN ,,t sim pie and reliable Two Thread
Sewing Machine In The world. It sews direct
from two breads, ant 10 SIS less than any other
nrst-clis. sewing Ma chine. Samples can be seen
q No l65 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
wanted through the State. address ". $. Bis
SELL, Uharlrs' OH, Also agents for home Shuttle
Hand Machine, SIS. apr4-rutnsomos
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EXCURSION OF THE DENTAL F~RATsRNTTY.-
The fine steamer Emile has been chartered by the
South Carolina Dental Association. who will en-.
terrain the Southern Dental Association, lately ar
rived In the city, with an excursion to the diner
entpoints OF historic interest around che harbor.
with t6e beautthE3 weather we are now en90ying,
and the handsome accommodations the steamer
ia capable OF anordIng, the entertainers and their
suests cannot fail to have a delightful day OF it.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-13

BREACH OF TRusr.A dra5man nameds
John Brown was arrested yesterday morning. by
Officers Truan anil Johnson. on suspicion Of steal
ing a box entrusted to him for delivery. Several
boxes had been given him to take to the railroad
on his dray, and all had been delivered but the
missing one. Not having satisfactorily accounted
for this, he was arrested, and Is held for exami-
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-A man having stolen
property in his possession vas arrested and
turne over to a trial justice for prosecution.
william Small and Wesley Doran, arrested on
the charge Of highway robbery, are held for ex.
animation.
Five hats were recovered and delivered to the
owner, Mr. I. N. Horsey, Of Hayne street, from
whom they had been stolen.
COW found going at Target in Wolfe street was
taken to the Statlon.house yard, and by order OF
the Mayor delivered to the owner.
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HoasE-STEAL1Na.-A. a. Aultman was ar
rested yesterday morning, BIZ omcers Burke and
Davis, on the charge OF stealing q horse from A
Crosby, Of WATERFORD CoIeton County. The
prisoner admits that he took the horse, but says
tha. he seized it under a lien against the owner
sor gagesdue several months ago. He Is held
here under warrant from Trial Justice Levy, but
VT; be sent to WATERFORD for trial.
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At Cosr /! AT Cosr Large size Chromos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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BLACK LACE POINTS.

have recently received from New York q full
line of BLACK LACE POINTS In low priced, me-
dunn and! extra fine qualities. Patterns entirely
new. -
I shall make Goods In this Department a
SPECIALITY during the summer. Ladies' may be
assured OF finding In my Cloak and Shawl Room
the latest novelties, as they are brought out, in
LACE COVERINGS, to which will shortly be ad.
ded other SUMMER sHAwLs, &c.
marlsths2 J. R. READ.
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". Y. LEITCH &.R. 8. BRUNS,
BY JOHN E. BOWERS,
Auoffoneer.

80
~ Aucttoneef. rs
BRADFORD VS.. COOK, EFT AL.
ID BY virtue or an order Of hon. R. T. Graham,
inthis case, rendered March Is, 1871, the Exeo1.
tofst0f John A. Cook, have been directed to resell
VIII be sold. on THIS DAY, 18th Instant In front
OF the Old Posto1ice, corner Of Broad and East
Bay streets, at II O'Clock,
The following pieces OF REAL ESTATE:
All that LOT OF LAND, with. the Buildings
thereon, situated at the corner OF Warrington
and Calhoun streets. Lot measures In 'front.' on
Calhoun street 81 feet, back or south line 20 feet
BY "a feet deep on east line, aud 81 feet on Wash.
ington street, be the same more or less, with Q
two and q half story House, with q, good store
and back room down stairs, Two square rooms
and two atticS above, aud g large kitdnen.r A
good stand for business, being near Gsdsden's
Wharf.
The VACANT LOT corner Of King and ,Huger
feet deep on the south line on Huger street, and
1l6 feet on nerth line, more or less.
ALSO,
The VACANT LOT, next north OF the. above, ON
King street, measuring in mont SO feet 8 inches,
back line IS feet, south line 116 feet, aud north
line 10S feet, be the same more or less. -
The VACANT LOT next north Of the above, on
King street, measuring In front 80 feet8 inches,
| back line IS feet, by los feet deep on south line,
and 100 feet deep on north Line, be the same more
or less. =
Terms-One.half cash; the balance In one and
| two years, secured by bond and mortgage, with
/! interest at seven per cent. from day OF sale, to DO
| paid semi. annually. The Buildings 70 be kept In
pay J. E. B. for papers and stamps.
apr13-thstu4
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The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured BY j. E:
SPENCER l. CO., New York, which are now offered
to the public. are pronounced oy sll inc oeieoraseo
Opticians OF the world to be the most Perfect, Ma.
tural Artificial help to the hunan eye ever known.
They arc ground under their own supervision.
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name. 'Diamond,n on account
or their hardness anil briliancy.
The scientific principle on which they are Goa
strncted BRINGS the Gre or centre OF the lens d..
rectly IN front Of the eye, producing q clear and
distinct vision, as IN the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing oil pnpleasans sensations, sucn a.
glmmertn and waverlnG OF sight, dizziness, &c.
peculiar TO all Others 10 use.
They are mDuuted 10 the dnest manner, In
frames OF the best quality, Of all materials usesi
for that purp se. Their tuish and durability can
not be surpassed.
OAUrrOH.-S0ne genuine unless bearing their
trade mark STAN ped on every frame.
lanes ALLAN,
Dealer Ia Watches, Jewelry,
Sterling SuverWsrea and Optical Gnods,
. No. 307 King street.
t31-stuthlyr Charleston 8. @.