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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-03

FINISHING OFF A SPREE-A LIVELY FIGHT
WITH TIE PoLIcE-At q late hour on Wednesday
evening last, K. Middleton, o colored youth en-
tered Military II all, In Wentworth street, where
the fair OF the Niagara Fire Company was being
held, In state OF intoXication, and miHgling
with the dense throng which covered the large
hall, In his jolly humor soon contrlved TO raise
disturbance. A policeman present requested him
to keep order, but Middleton was just In fight
ing mood, and becoming enraged at the inslnua.
tion, pitched into the X. Y. L. In the most feFo'
cic'ls manner. Fortunately for the latter REIN
forcements arrived quickly upon the scene, and
after lively scuffls, In which he fought like
Trojan until almost oil his clcthlng was torn Oh
By his foes Middleton WAS arrested and taken
out. The cortege, Oh Its way to the Guardhouse,
was overtakea In King street by one OF the
friends OF the prisoner, named James Barnes who
caught hold of the police to stop them. and get
his friend or His oyertures were badly received,
for in few moments he was prisoner on his
way to the Statlonhouse, by the side of his friend.
Fhey were both locked up, and yesterday morning
made their appearance before the City Judiciary
After hearing, in which their offences were
clearly proved, they were sentenced, nTwith-
standing thelrnumerous excuses, to pay fine OF
IS each, or 60 to the House Of Correction for nye
days. They seemed to have spent all OF their
money at the fair, for with sigh CT resignation,
they wenleL their way to the House Of Correc-
tiou, where they will put up for the next five
ddys.
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jan20-20, 81, 2Sfeb3,8,14,
ByI, s. K. BENNETT.

THE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN
i NETT VS.. Jane NJ. Bennett ct ai-Uhder De-
cree OF the Court OF Common Pleas-ln Equity.
On THURSDAY, the 9th OF March, will DE sold,
at Public 0utcry, near the Old Postoffice at IL
O'Clock,
NINE LOTS OF LAND, fronting on Line, Ashe
and Shepherd streets, as follows:
No. l. At the northeast corner Of Line and Ashe
streets measuring 45 feet on Line, by 146 feet on
Ashe street.
No. 2. Next east OF the above on Line street,
measuring Is feet front, by 145 feet deep.
No. 8. Next east OF No. 2 on Line street, meas-
urIng As feet front, by AS feet deep.
No. L. Next east or No. on Line street, meas.
uring Is feet front, by las feet deep.
No. S. On Ashe street, measuring 48 feet
Inches In front, by 100 feet deep.
No. 8. On Ashe street, next north OF No.5,
measuring 4s feet 4incAes In front, BY 100feet
deep.
No Z. Next north OF: No. 8, at the corner OF
Ashe and Shepherd etreets, measuring As feet
inches on Ashe street, by 100 feet in depth On
Shepherd street.
No. 8. On Shepherd street. measuring 40 feet
front, by 145 feet deep:
No. 9. On Shepherd street, east OF the above,
measuring 40 feet front, BY 145 feet deep.
All OF which can be fully seen by reference 10 g
plat az Mr.. Benefits Office, No. 40 Broad street.
Conditions OF sale-0Ae.third cash; balance IN
two equal annual installaents with interest from
date payable annually, att per cent, secured by
bond, with mortgage OF the properly. PURCHASERS
to pay for all necessary papers and st2mpa.
9. q; q! ! nsiMEsahR, RsSsESai Executors.
jan27-febS. g. IL. .l6 q, ,25,mchl,4,TS0
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COLONEL THOMAS A. DoDAMEAD, Of Virginia,
who has. just entered upon the dutlss>Of engineer
and general superintendent of the Greenvlle and
Columbia Railroad Is one or the most experienced
and eflclent railroad men In the United States
For thirty years he has been connected with rail-
roads iu Virginia, during this time having
had charge OF the Richmend and Petersburg,
Chesapeake and Ohio, Virginia and Tennes;
see, Richmond and York River, and Rich
mond and Danvllle Railroads, and early In the
late war was. sers West by tue Confederate Gov
ernment to take charge OF the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad and the road from Bowling Green TO
Nashville, while General Albert Sidney Johnston
wssin command at the former place. He return
ed to Virginia after tho fall OF Fort Donaldson, to
take charge Of the Richmond and Danville line,
which he has managed until his transfer to our
own State His thorough and practical knowledge
in all the departments OF engineering, construc-
tion, transportation, and machinery Of railroads,
has given Colonel Dodamea1 deservedly high
position In his profession, and there is no wonder
that tie Virginia papers speak with regretiul
terms OF the loss OF an officer so efficient, and
citizen so valuable. What Is their loss, however, Is
our gain, and we congratulate the Greenville and
columbia Railroad on their excellent choice.
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DIsposING OF HIS ARMs.-Upon' the COM
plaint OF Lieutenant Young, OF the Comet Light
Infantry Company E, 1st Regiment OF the N. G..
S. c., James Richardson, member Of that COM
pany, was arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge of disposing or-''cfsdh poStert''-his
rife and accoutrements. The prisoner had joined
the company In 1870, and been presented with
Remington rifle and the necessary military
accoutrements. These lie had borne OF several
parades, &c, but lately having taken review OF
the Eastern question, and seeing that the Franco
German war was as good as e2ded, the soldier
concluded than. there was no use for arms in
"these weak piping times OF peace" and disposed
OF them. The State, however, whose property
they ~ere,' Put veto upon these proceedings,
and so the poor mllltiaman Is arrested. BIS case
will be examined to-day before Trial Justice
Magrath.
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The GERMAN ARTILLERY MASKED BALL
Early last evening the entrance to the Hlbernian
Hall was ,hronged by motley crowd OF the curl.
Gus watching eagerly for, and hatling with cheers
the numerous grotesque characters as they as.
cended to the hall above. Notwithstanding the
sullen aspect of the sky the Artillersts and their
fair guests turned out In large numbers, and In
short time the spacious hall was crowded with
merry beings. The large number OF clowns,
arrayed In all the glories OF var!egaed paper cam
brio, gave currency to tue report that the city
was shortly to be orerrun with circuses, and oil
in turn were made painfully aware Of numerous
little demons running around the hall admins
terlng welcome with sound slaps from thelr
batons The dominoes were out in force, and
the dark eyes that dashed from beneath the
provoking masks We're tantaltz;ngly distract.
ing. Knights and negresses, nuns and ne
groes, peasant girls aud peauut.venders-all
mingled Ia the usual ill.nssorted, mirta.iuduclng
style. Here sable woedsawyer pted his trade
overlooked in suspicious, license inquirlng man
ner by one OF "WhIpper's Bulldogs" there phil
lanthropical dominic went Offering his capacieus
box OF snuff to the numerous gigantic fiery nasal
developments which shune In every direction. A
band OF merry fifteenth amendments, In all the
glorIes of ebon faces and Sinky hair, and led by
a celebrated "press toe-dlg-potsto," attracted
much attention and excited curiosity to the high.
est pitch. At half-pas: IL O'Clock the unmassing
took plsca, and 1t was long before the numerous
cxclamatIons or surprise, and the hearty laughs
as the discomftures and mistakes, had subsidized.
general sacrifice to her OF the "many-twlnGling
feetn followed, and was enjoyed with all the spirit
Of German festivities. At late hour of the night,
or rather on early one Of the morning, the strains
Of softly breathing music told that the dancers
had not yet given o'er their fascinating amuse-
ment
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GRAND DIAMOND GIFT CONCERTS, for the
benefit OF the unfortunate sufferers in the French
war, will be held in Washington, D. c., on the
9th day Of February, 1871, at which time over
nine thousand sets of diamond jewelry will be
dIstrbuted.to holders OF tickets without reserva-
ton, and whether present OF absent. These gems
range in value from s55 to $4,000, and every gem
Is warranted by wholesale diamond house to be
genuine and OF the finest water. The names Of
General Albert Pike, of Washington City, and the
Hon. John E. Ward, Of New York, appear as man.
ayers and should be sufficient endorsement OF
the affair. Tickets are Sc each, and can be found
at the Charleston HOTEL in charge Of A. Butter
field their authorized agent.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT AT TIvERTON LAWN
On the 19th OF last mouth, the usual routine OF
country life at ST. Johns Berkeley, near Rggins
Church, was varied by one OF these handsome
exhibitions which display to 80 much advantage
the graceful riding and >s&llful. horsemanshlp or
young men. The weather was fne, and at an
early hour the Knights assembled at the Lawn to
the number OF seventeen, atttrsd In gorgeous COS
tunes OF every description, which spoke wonders
for the romantic taste Of the Wearer5. A large
number OF fair women, many gentlemen, q g1od
sprnklng OF boys and girls, and black forest
Of Fifteeath amendments assembled to witness
the "reats at arms" The lists, consisting OF a
smooth lawd with three rings suspended at in err.
walls OF thirty three yards, had been already pre-.
pared aud, at the sound OF the trumpet, each
knight in turn ran tilt at the rings. After'three
Tits to each knight in which the most s&iful
liorsemaushp and graceful riding was displayed.
the first prize was awarded to the "Knight Of The
Lone Starr john q. Bradley ,Jr:, Esq, who, as
the privilege Of his. prowesss crowned Miss Alice
LLOYD the Queenol Boye and Beauty The second
prize was awaEdsdt the sKHlght of the Stars, "
Samuel D. Aefager. Esq,wao placed his wreath
upon the brow OF MISC sKase Harvey as first maid
OF nOQOC. Inc pIiIc uuo
knight OF Bunker Hill" Joseph A. Harvey, ESQ.,
who placed his wreath upon the brow OF MISS
Bessie Clark as second maid Of honor. The
fourth prize was awarded to the "Knght OF the
Southern Cross,n Jacob Carson, Esq, wao placed
his wrea, h u2on the brow or Miss Emma brown
ing as third maid OF honor. The ffth prize' rol
which there was close competition, and when
consisted OF a tin sword, was won at last oy ths
"Knight of''-well-"Charleston," VINO wore II
with good grace for the ress Of the evening.
After the tournament, the young people adjourn
ell TO the handsome mansion adjoining the ists
and to the Pleasing strains Of fne band, the
happy dancers whiled away the eve ming hours
Queens and princes, knights and maids OF honor
all played their part, and few Will forget for
long time to come the pleasures and Incidents o
the Tiverton Lawn tournament.
We are indebted to "Santee" for graphic and
Interesting account OF The proceedings in de
tail, but the want of space compels US 70 select
hut few OF the principal Items from the letter.
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OUR Ps1ass eUaaEsr. .-Weespecialiy invite
the attentiessofour merchants to THE NEWS
Prices carlhras.issIed: thla moplug. Made up
with the utmost care and. handsomely printed
with entirely new type it forms, with the business
card OF the house forwarding 1t, the most attract
I've and welcome weekly commercial circular
that can be used. Price, for ten copies or more.
with business cards, two and q half cents per
copy; single.eopies five cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-03

The SAVANNAH RIVER RIsrNd.-The rains
Of Tuesday and Tuesday night caused the Sayan-
nah River to rise rapidly. At P. NJ. on Wed.
nesday the stream at Augusta measured twenty
four feer, and eight feet more would inundate
the upper part Of the city. At ! O'Clock the
impetuous force Of the current bore away the
entire cabin Of the old steamer Hard Times, for
several months past lying below the city limits,
on the Carolina side, leaving nothing visible OF
the venerable and much disputed boat.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-A white womaa. be-
longing to the numerous family OF the Brides.
became very intoxicated on Wednesday night
and was arrested for raising disturbance at the
corner of Elliott and Church streets. She was
brought before the Mayor yesterday morning,
and after an examination discharged on condition
OF leaving the city at once for Savannah and be-
having herself. ia future.
An individual with red face was struck by
Jersey lightning on East Bay late Wednesday
night. His nose, however, proved TO be geod
oniuctor, and the electric current passed from his
system near this point. He was taken to the Guard.
house, and after anlght OF deep slumbers appeared
before the Mayor, by whom he was discharged
upon explaining the unusual occurrence and on
making the assurance that lightning neverstrkes
twice in'the same place.
John White, arrested on suspicion OF stealing q
pocket of cotton from Q boat. at one OF the
wharves, after a preliminary hearing was re-
manded for further examination.
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CRUMBs.-We have received from Messrs.
Walker Evans 4 CO. the proceedings Of the an
nual convention Of the South Carolina Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Society, held In Columbia g.
c., In November last.
The delay in the arrival of the Greenville train,
at Columbia, on Tuesday, was caused By run OF
the track near Bolton. Three cars were damaged,
but no one hurt.
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TRIAL JUsTICEs.-The Senate has confirmed
the following nominations: Lexington County
William j. Barr, Charles Hutto, W. D. Hill J:J.
Derrick and ]. q. Countz, Jr. Earnwell County
B. H. Nurtand and Oliver Hewitt. Rejected.
Lease and R c, Mcmillan, OF Barnwell County.
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UNITED STATES CoURr.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
The case of the Beaufort commissioners OF efec-
tiou was taken up, and the examination OF the
witnesses for the prosecution continued until
O'Clock, when the court adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
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The SOUTH CAROLINA INsFrTUTE.-The meet
ing at the Board OF Trade Rooms last night was
well attended, and considerable interest was
manifested in the financial condition OF the In
stitute On motion OF Mr.. W. S. Henerey, Colonel
". L. Trenholm was proposed as president Tor
the ensuing year. The rules being suspended
Colonel Trenholm was unanimously elected by
acclamston. Mr.. Alva Gage and DR.. A. B. Rose
were subsequently elected vice.presidents. An
adjourned meeting was ordered to be called on
Friday, the losh Instant. when full statement OF
the assets and liabilities Of the Institute will be
presented and board of directors elected,
Messrs. Esan, Gage and Potter were appointed a
committee TO visit Columbia and try to effect
some arrangement with the State authorities In
regard to mortgages held on the propesty or the
Institute The meeting then adjourned.
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AN ExoKLLEsr CHoICE.-We learn that Mr.
D. S. Henderson, Of this city, has been elected
principal OF the Chester Academy, Mr. Hender-
saa graduated with first honors at the Charleston
cbllege in the class of 1878, and is gentleman of
fine abilities and promise. We congratulate the
Chester Academy upon the excellent selection 1t
has made
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Auction Sales This Day.

J. G. Blilnor & Co. will sell at halfpas 10
O'Clock, at his store, lowering shrubs, &c.
q. Cobis i CO. wSI sell at II O'Clock, at Browns
wharf, molasses.
Leitch & Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No. q
George street, furniture.
William Mckay viii sell at 20 O'Clock, at his
store, furniture. counters, &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
shoes, clothing aud hats.
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MORE NAIL IRREGULARITIES II. Rey.
nolds. subscriber at Sratesburg, writes word
that he only received t,oo copies Of TIE DAILY
NEWS between January 10 and January 81. The
postal service in South Carolina needs an extern
sive cverhaulfng.
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anrtion sales--9his man
By JOHN G. MINOR s co.

r ARGE COLLECTION FLOWERING
IL Piauts Evergreens, Roses and Fruit Trees.
THIS DAY, Sd instant, at half-past 10 O'Clock,
we will sell, at No. l8l Meeting street, opposite
Charleston Hotel,
a very choice COLLECTION OF CAMsLIA JAPo.;T
CAS-, Monthly G6rnation Pnks, Roses o. the ,i:est
importation and finest varieties, Everg. seis, too
numerous to mention, Fruit Trees, Pears, Apples,
Peaches, Aprfcots aud Grape Vines.
From the celebrI,.ed Nursery OF Mr.. g. Marc,
Of Astoria L.. l.. New Yorla
P. S.-The ladies are respectfully invited to call
and examine the collection, as they are now on
exhibition. feb3
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DUEL PREvENTED.-We learn that the affair
OF honor pending between Colonel William John.
ston, president Of the Charlotte, Columbia aud
Augusta Railroad, and Mr.. a. a. Dayega, OF
Chester 9. C., has been amicabiy adjusted By the
Intervention OF friends.
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CoAL-We desire to call attention to the ad-
vertlsement of Messrs. ]. A. Enslow i Co. Of an
excellent article of Philadelphia COAL suitable for
stoves and CRATES at S. rs per ton, delivered In
any part of the city, for few days. while the
vessel Is discharging. feb2-l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hale, Esq, of
the ciceronian Literary Society of that staunch
old institution, Roanoke College, Virginia, will
accept our thanks for his Invitation to attend the
anniversary celebration on the 22a instant.
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A SAIL IN THE W1ND.-Fred. Small was
brought before Trial Justice McKinlay yesterday
morning and tried on the charge OF stealing
sail from Sampson Mcneil, last Saturday night,
on board small wood.oarge, lying at the west
end OF Broad street. After a thorough inyestiga-
ton, the prisoner was found guilty and sentenced
to thirty days imprisonment IN me county jail.
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FRAMES FRAMES FRAMES Ar 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 call at No. 16l King street, or at the
Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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LARGE SALE OF COFFEE, SUGAR AID Mo-
LAssEs.-The cargo Of Rio coffee, ex Prothesa,
amounting to abaut $500 bags, Of Demerara; su-
gar aud molasses, eX W. L. Deming, and other
tnpdsaspnA, fprYIpg oneof the Iarsess snamost
valuahe.coascstouas Os these trticaea.eYer Offered
on one occasion ln our city, we're disposed Of at
pabluSshction ye,tasiay, ID Mr:w.P. HalE at
thslaTes sto5ehonsssaf f*Ee corner Of oueea and
Rh1sdelppisss ssstreets.; The ample ;istarepom WAS
Grow wded win. buysrs, mot oRM from our own city
bussfsom most ot tes nete ehbSTus gnnuerciat
towns and ths. .entlrs oasrlsg, q the salue OF
abeakone hundredt and 'aorsT thousand dolats,
wetssosd atgood paces.s Z
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REAL estate SALE.-The fine rice and cot.
ton plantation on Edisto River and Mosquito
Greek, known rs "Sampson Island" in all about
1900 acres 60 acres Of rice and SO acres of high
land, now under cultivation, was sold, yesterday
morning, g,at public auctiou,by J. Fraser Aathewes,
subject to membranes, for $500; one-third
cash, and the balance In one, two and three
yeurs
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sAPPR1pRn nrloS soFs TIE TrN:-Jacob Burns
was ssrestad. yesterdaI morning by ohlcer John
SOB son snspicionsof having gsstnlen box OF tin.
for r6ofang, nom the Wasehouse No. o. CHURCH
street Thsoox weighs about shundred pounds,
and was missed by oneof theclerks, on. Monday
hst, from large pls jacob was employed at
tGsesabtishm some time ago upon good re-
fofImendatsons, and was not suspected ofany.
thing unti,dis present arrest. he has been ~
rested before, however, on charges OF larceny anu
assault and battery, and served ont term Of
thirty days IN jail for each offence. he danies the
change Of sthe Tin stealing, but Offers TO PaJ for
heatttcleH the matter bef dropped. He SIDE
tanned ineustody for examination.
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II ING w / L L [ A M.

IN 81 received liking WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC.
TORY. No. 3lO King street. near Society street,
larre and complete assortment OF Leaf, Chewing
and Smoking ToBACco cigarettes snn pipes pcs
manufsctured by WIN SCHRUDER- who respect
fny invites the attention OF chewers and smokers,
and traders wholesale and RETAIL to stock fully
comprising every variety OF quality and prices,
rom the cheapest to the highest grade. which Ia
offered at the lowest cash rates. A orders from
she. country will receive prompt attention and
shipped @. o. D., or at thirty days. city accept
ance. deciSbmoR
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at joseph
Blackman's drug store, No. 80 Broad street, jan
nary 81 soelock, 81; 10, 62i II, 65;2, s6; a, 81;
8; 65; 8, "a.
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W. Y. LETTCH &R. s. BRUNS,

TWO TENEMENT WOODEN DWELL
4: iNGs In Mackintosh's Court, King street,
opposite Ann. -, .17.2. IL
Wil be sold on TUESDAY,, the 7th instant,
at the Old Postofhce, at IL O'Clock, - ~
That tHo-story WOODEN TENEMENT BUILD
ING on the. south side Of Mackintosh,s Court dh
rear OF the bakery OF Mr.. F. Heinz, No. 63LKing
street) Lot measured IS feet front, ql2 feet on
back line, by affect in depth. -: t>s;sd q.
ALSO f.T:,,, - rc-
That two-story WOODEN TENEMENT BUILD
ING on the north side Of Aackintosh,s Court, ad-
Joining the parsonage OF st. PatIick's 0hurchecn
the west. Lot measures Is 812 feet 'front.', 70 feet
on back line, by 81 feet In depth. .t7
Terms-0ne!half cast; balance In one year, with
interest; property to be Insured and policy A.
signed. Purchasers to pay for papers and Stamps.
fph3-f1tn3 .sIsLsf I., u = 3i'f,-
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SALE or observation-disclosures & Macbeth
will sell at the old Posto1ice, at IL O'Clock A. H.,
ffty shares South Carolina Railroad and bank
stock, aud ther valuable securi ties.
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STILL THEY CoME.-General Wm. Gurney
and MIR. Benjamin Gapers are nominated as audi;
tional candidates fori the vacant chair" in the
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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. 161 King street. octlS
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DowN.--It will be noticed that hansome
reduction has been made in the selling price OF
the "Magnum Bonum" fertilizer, Of which Mr.. j..
N. Caldwell Son are the agents.
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Dpeina, &r.

ERN DYE HOUSE.
Anew FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened
at No. 358 King street, where DYEING la all col
ors, and Cleaning OF all kinds IS done ct the
ahorteat notice and In the best style.
I. BILLER. French Dyer,
No. $50 King street, near corner George street.
sepl6-lyr
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pERsoxAL.-jarhes B. Randall Esq, sof~Au-
gus:a, and Mr.. Joshua T. James, of the Whining
ton Journal are staying ut the Charleston Hotel.