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ByJ. FRASER MATHEWES.
TN THE COMMON PLEAS.

II IN LIE SOMmoN bCao.
By virtue Of ON order OF court In this case, to
me directed. will offer for SAFE at public auction.
on TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of February, 1871, at IL
o'clock a. NJ, at the Old Postof1ce, Broad street,
Charleston,
The following named REAL ESTATE:
all that LOT OF LAND, with the buildlngs
thereon, situate on the north eide of Vernon
street, In the City OF Charleston known as No. 16,
measuring and containing In front on Vernon
street forty io feet, more or Less, BY one hundred
and ten (ll0j feet in depth; bounded north BY
Lands OF -, south by Vernon street, east By
Lands OF SeIgnious, and west by Lands Of Ven-
ming.
ALSO, -
AL that LOT OF LAND, with buildings thereon,
situate In Hampton court, In the Oity Of Charles
ton, known by the No. IA, measuring and con-
tanning forty t4 feet front BY eighty (so feet i1
depth; bounded north by Lands OF -, south BY
Hampton court, east BY Lands Of -, and west
by Lands OF McGregor.
Terms-One half cash; balance by bond OF tho
purchaser at one year from day OF SALE with In
terest, and mortgage OF the property; buildings 70
he insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 20
pay for papers and stamps.
feb21.tustu3 W. ]. GAYER, Referee.
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LARGE CARGoEs.-Tha palatial steamship
Georgia, Captain CroweI, sailed on Friday morn
ing for New York with large and valuable cargo
of sea island and upland cotton, rice, rosln, do
mestlcs, &C., amounting in all to twenty. one hun
dred packages.
The new screw steamship Fall River, Captain
Hinckley, sailed about the same time for Phila-
delphia with heavy cargo conqrlslng about
1900 packages Of. cotton, rice, naval stores &c.
All the coastwise steamships are having very fine
weather, and OF course making quick voyages,
but the passenger business Is very light, and al
The lines here and elsewhere are complaining.
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By JOHN s. RYAN.


A UCTION SALE OF THE WELL BUILT
II BRICK STORE, second building east OF East
Bay street. south side. on the street leading to-
Accommodation wharf.
will sell at public auction on TUESDAY, the
7th Of March proXimo, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the
north OF the Old Postoface.
The following valuable REAL ESTATE, viz:
All that LOT OF LAND, situate, lying and being
on the south side OF the street leading 70 Accom-
mediation wharf, land adjoining the store recently
occupied by Messrs- J: &: T. Dawson,) measuring
30 feet front on the north by AZ feet in depth on
the south line, with an alley feet 2 inches I'm
width running from north to south. and the Build
ing thereon, consisting OF O well built twostory
Brick Warehouse. fronting on the street, covering
the surface OF Lot, be the same more or less, with
all the rights, members and hereditaments Incl
deut thereto OF any manner appertatning to the
same.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for convey.
auce and stamps. The titles are indlsputable, and
possession given Immediately.
For further Information apply at No. 50 Broad
street. feb29
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OFFICIdL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofllct
at Charleston, for the week ending February "a
1871, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
"a Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are Advertised"
a5- Office hours from A. N. to 61z P. II. On
Sundays, from 5k to or P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster:
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By J. FRASER MATHEWES.

N1ILL BE SULU UN TUESUAI, ZeTHs
w at the Old Postofice, .at IL O'Clock,
Tha; desrsbly located LOT and well anisnsd
THREE STORY RESIDENCE and outbnildings,
streets, containing eight rooms pantry. dressing
rooms, sIGdy, bathroom and water closet, with
water works. two good attic-rooms, Kitchen,
servants apartments, carriage house and stable,
and large cstern; gas throughout the House.
Lot measures 1l3 feet on Wentworth street by
"a feet on Lynch street.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises, with interest; property
to beinsured and policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay J. F. Mathewes for papers and necessary
United States internal revenue stamps.
roh1 I-Sfmstn6
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CLOTH SrEALER ARREsrED.-About7 Z o'clock
on Thuradsy night, two shop.uNsrs entered the
dry goods store of Mr.. Lewith, at the corner OF
Horlbeck's alley aud King street. and while the
clerk was employed with several other customers,
made OF quietly, with q bolt ofblqe fannel. 1T
seems as if they divided the spoil near BY, for an
hour afterwards, James Williams, one OF the dep
redators, was seen offering twelve yards Of blue
flannel for sale In King street, near Tradd. The
owner OF the cloth alleges that 1t is worth Is cents
per yard, but Williams went in for quick sales
and small profits, and was selling out at l2H cents
per yard. he was arrested In the act By 0ficers
DAILY and Burke, aud daily immured in one of the
cells at the detective office. After o shcrt hear.
ing before the Mayor yesterday morning he was
remanded for further exsminatlon'
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PHOTOGRAPH AEBuMs CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet aud Leather bindings, rs cents; o'd
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings
IS cents; old price ST. Ia Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 Is. In Velvet anu Lea
ther bindings 81 90; old price 81 so.
HAssL sr. BAZAAR, AND No. 161 KING ST.
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TIE UsURT BILL KlrlED.-0ur Columbia
kilograms bring the welcome hews, thas. the
Senate, by en- overwhelming majority, has gwen
aqu.etus to the bill to re-estabish the usury law
The first announcement OF this gratifying result
reached the city yesterday in the following dis
patch from Lieutenant. Governor Ransicr to one
on our leading merchants: "Fhe usurS bill has
inst met with deserved death ia the Senate
The enactlng clause has been stricken out by
,,oto or On tp
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IhTHs LADIES' DEPARTMENT, o fine selection
OF CATERS, just received per steamer Fall River.
from Philadelphia. The ladies are requested,
when on thls-quIet and fashionable promenade
Meeting street.-The Boulevard Of Charleston, to
call ar No. l2i Meeting street.
feb233 EDWARD DAILY.
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PEACE JuBILEE.-The members of the
Freundschaftbund are invited by the advertise
ment in another column, to attend an extra
meeting OF the bund, at the new hall, at halfpast
8 O'Clock this evening, for the purpose Of making
arrangements for a general rejoicing over the
peace In Europe The presidents OF all the other
German societies are invited to attend.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

typographical Bnion, at half-past P. NJ.
Burns Charitable Association, at P NJ.
>Freundschaftsbund, at ha!t.past s p. M-
Landmark Lodge, at half.past P. N.
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8, 50.

COTTON FOR LrERPoo1.-Mr. E. Willis
cleared yesterday, for The above port. the British
bark Sailor Prince witnl47l bales upland cotton
and lis tons phosphates.
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EDWARD DAILY,

The BEST PORTRAIT OF GENERAL LEE THAT
has yet been produced Is now being sold by sub
scriptioi In this city. Everybody who cherishef
the memory Of the noble old hero should possess
copy. The agent is Mr.. John Marco, an ex-Con
federats soldier who lost an arm in.the war.
fehol-at$
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Observation-Disclosures.

cases of of4KEINE, ,LoSg goLorH, only 1Oc,
formerly f1xc
Iy 10c
10 cases Of A Fine Longcloth only lex to 2oc,
formerly is to Csc
cases lo.4 Fine Sheeting, only 37hc, formerly
soc
cases TO- Brown Sheeting, only 37hc, former
ly SOC
formerly 20c.
500 dozen. AI-Linen, Huck Towels, 81 per dozen,
worth 81 rs
500 dozen, All.Linen, Damask Towels, 81 Is and
ST. worth 81 so and S. so
100 pieces ~ inch Diaper, ST 30, worth 81 go.
A large and well selected stock OF TABLE DAM.
ASKS, Crashes, Napkins and Doylies, ut CORES.
pondingly low prices.
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,MACQUEEN & RIECKE,

e n E*RI F,2S Is. a. L e !.
- 10. q. Claussen against R Heisser.
BY virtue of an execution to me directed In the
above case, will be sod at Nos. q and 23 Vendua
Range, on MONDAY, the 9th day Of March, 1871
at II O'Clock A. NJ, - 9sa:,:
All the right, title and interest Of the Defendant
One lot of Assorted Beaver, Felt and SILK HATS
Two Mirrors i 9i
One Showcase
One ONCE Stove. ..-..-, =
Sold as the property Of Defendant in the abovo
entitled case. E. W. n MkCKEY."
feb25mar26 ~ g. 20.
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$pSuBs md SrARs.-1Wm. Hicks arrestedls
Xsorderix conduct and fighting in Liberty stress
ne dlscaassed, no witnesses having appeared
&aasf nisn ..re3
@1scE Holloway, charged with an attempt AT
Eurglary aud Larceny, was examined oeiore tne
Mayor, 'znd turned over to trial justice.
A colored votary Of Bacchus was taken up nom
the hags In the Market and lodged IN the Guard
house. The Mayor discharged him next day.
Private Scharlong, Of the night police, has been
discharged from the force on account Of his re-
cent drunken exploits in the stabbing line up
King street.
ANY derellction Of duty on the part OF the re-
movers Of night soil should be reported to the
chief of police, fs these contractors are under his
direction, and he Is anxious and willing to see
that their duty Improperly done.
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MEMORIAL FA1R.-We are requested to ac-
knowledge the contribution OF one box OF cigars
to Mrs. Wiueman,s table, from Captain souder, OF
Philadelphia, through Mrs. DeEontalne.
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TaE GIFTS OF HEALTH can be maintained
only by sedulous care and the sick should seek q
correct remedy. For Malarious Diseases, Dyspep:
sia, &c, there Is none like the Old Carolina Bit.
ters
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RUSTIC GoeDs! RUSTIC GooDsi-A reduction
ortwenty PERCENT. on Side eand Corner Brackets
Dooh Racks, &C., at our stores.
CRAs. G. RICHTER & Co.,
Hasel street Bazaar, and No. l61 King street.
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BUSINESS xor 70 e $.

HOLE AND Cosszas sWoRK.-Now issde time
to attack the rats, mloa heabuss and rosches Ia
every ho!eand corner. 1hstpnt Isaacsen's "Sure
Pop" in their reach and they'l1 troop out Of their
haunts, devour 1t and die. Sold bys4 druggists.
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REkA';:
OXFORD, NEWTON COUNTY, GAIL
November, lS0.
GEST1gHRN-Yours OF The lst Instant is recelv.
ed, asking my opinion with regard to the merit OF
the HEUREKA FEkTlIAZER." l applied ABOUT
zoo pounds per acre, leaving few rows Witnout
any, Tile Eureka" rows made tnree tunes aS
much as those not manfred. ] had my lanu
broken fine und deep, put the eureka" deep IN
the soil, running II sub-soll plough through the
fertilizer to mix IL with the soil before bedding
upon It. My sandy land ! had cultivated very
shallow with sweeps set to run shallow, SO Us mot
TO break the small roots Of the cotton. My Sill!
land gave it deep ploughlng when The cotton
was small afterwards cultivated very SHALLOW.
The ''Eurekan has paid me profit at present
price OF corton besides improving my land.
Our old lands, from long culture, have become
so exhausted OF the Phospha;es necessary, 10
make good crops that we cannot succeed well IN
raising cotton without the use 0f commercial Ter
tilizers The "Eureksn has proved to be the very
0eS' 'e''''!Geu Yours irI truly. ' DAVID DICKSON.
We have abundant testimonials from other sue.
Pamphlet Circulars, which we will be pleased to
send to any one.
We have been careful to have our figures within
bounds anil we believe any one who examines
them must he convinced that "EukEhA WILL
PAY.n
the following are our terms OF sale: For cash.
$50 per ton; for Wareh0usemen or Factors &C.
ceptunce payable lst November next, $50 per ton;
for Planters Note, secured rs lien on crops, pay.
able lst November next, $40 per ton. For Low
Middfing Cotton, delivered at railroad station
By lst November Is cents per pound WIN be al,
lowed, and $50 per ton charged for "EUkEkA."
For lower grades of Cotton the usual difference
viii ceexpected In settlement. These ate the net
prices ia Charleston, &. g., to which must be ad
ded the usual charge Of ;drayage ana way freight
when required. Address
j. A. ENSLOW &c CO.,
AGENTS, No. 14l EAST BAY,
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''THE CABLE SCREW WIRE GOODS are giving
great satisfaction. Manufacturers who were for
tunate enough to adopt this machine some
months ago, are getting ready market for their
goods. There is real merit in this cable screw
wire fastening, and where there isfhat consumers
do not fall to find it out in tlme.n
This endorsement, from the Boston CONNER
cial Bulletio, is deserved by boots and shoes Of
this make, which are sold by dealers everywhere.
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Anrt,om sales--frture uaps.
By LAUREY & ALrY.ANnER.

By LAUREI & ALEXANDER.
TyHE BRITISH BARK MOSELLE, &C.
concerned, .
On WEDNESDAY. 1st March, will be sold on
Palmetto Wharf, at II O'Clock; on account. or tho
underwriters and all concerned,
The Hull. Masts Spars and Standing Rigging OF
the British Bark M0SELLE, as She now lies at
Palmetto Wharf, Tl =. s4Fsf
AND IMMEDIATELY APTHR,
ANCHORS, Chain Gables, Tow Rope, HaHserS,
Hauling Lines Running Gear, &C., DC.
fuil suit Of SAILS, in good order; Spare Spars.
passes, Water Casks, Gun and Carriage, and ona
complete Code Of Signals
COOKING UTENSILS, orockery, Tlnware, Cut
lery, and quantity Of small Stores, &c, &c.
Conditions cash. - febQ6
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William Mckay will sci. at 10 o'clock, at his
store, one bay horse.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. SO Broad street, February
"a: O'Clock SO; 10, IS; L. 6l; 2, e4 4, 6s;s, co.;
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No SALT, SALT CAKE, PLASTER, NrHRE CAKE,
nor any adulterant OF any kind used Ia Aapes'
Super-Phosphate. Agents, Klnsman Howell.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS -Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. l6l King street
or at the Hasel street Razaar. noEl2
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MARX YOUR CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plstes at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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SHALL CHRoMos! SMALL CHRoAos !-Chro-
mos In Walnut Frames at IS cents each; formerly
sc,d at 81 so. No. 16l KING STREET.
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OIL: TRY THE OLD CAROLINA BITTERs
Then you will be convinced OF ts merits.
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PAPER DOLLS PAPER DOLLS Sold at 3, 6,
and 12 cents each former prices, S, TO- Is and
20 cents.
No. 1sI HING ST., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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To STIMULATE aud strengthen the human
frame for the labor allotted to it, use the Ole
Carolina Btters.
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AT CosT AT Cosr Large size Chromos.
HAsRL STREET BAZAAR.
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DAYToN's EDIsTo BIvALvEs.-A fresh supply
OF these delicious oysters today at P. NJ, fried
broiled or on the half shell.
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lPerciral, Matte
Penny, Mary W
PlncEney. Lizzie
Powers, Mary
tPorcher, Miss
Cathrtne
Pope, Emily H
Poor, Mrs E
Prose, Mary
llPrice, Maria
wavenel. Mrs R
RANDALL, Lydia
randall, Miss S
II a
Reed, Julia F
Riley, Mary A
Richardson,
n D0rcpg !
IRobtnspn, Vary
Ryan, Carrie
Schwaarke, An
ma NJ G
Shorter, Eliza
beth. p
Shearson, Mary
JSmonds,r Sarah
.ISmiih, Matilda
1Sphtheall, Miss
l. = 4E.
,Stewark Minty
1Stcel, MrSG
Simmons. Mrs S
Sumter, Fannie
lSullins, Miss, II
ISulAvan Miss NJ
lStrsenJ, Maggie
,iTaylor, Sarah
Thompson, Mol
ley
T e rry, MIS-
/ James
4 Irrapler, MissZoe
PRESCOTT, Sarah
Trescott, Carrie
lTdmbN, HIS J G
.AFad6era Leila
wallace, Ge0r.
| l&ana
Watson, Susan
tWee,ekind, Lea
H Meta :.
|WeIN, .Nss S j
81 )
twearin, L9cln-
\ da
Welsh. Mrs
Nv. scott, LulahE
Wightman,
| Charlotte
jWlniam, Nrs N
Winston. Lucy
Wiss, ,Lley :.
i4Ho.fmusssEj
WARN, Mary
Wood, Catherln
Ann
Wood Hennin
lYeadDn, Sallte
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.Anrtion gaIes--9bis man.

l. By WIN. MCKAY.
GALE ON ACCOUNT OF FORMEE
~ PURCHASERS.
Will be sold THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock. at No. 14o
Meeting street,
One BAY HORSE, belonging to the gnlted
States Government, former purchaser not hay
ing compiled with terms Of sale.
VII, be sold on MONDAY, at 10 O'Clock, at No.
lao Meeting street. by order OF Trial Justice q.
Mackey, the STOCK OF A RETAIL HARDWARE
STORE, at the suit OF VS.. -.
Terms cash on day Of sale. feb25
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HENRY CoBrA l. Co., No. &c Vendue Range,
have for sale large assortment of bacon, molas'
.ses, sugar and tobacco. See advertisement.
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CRuMss.-The barrel of rum seized by Ofi-
Ger DAILY in the house of Spanish Peter, at Ben
&e;t's mill, has been turned over to the Custom
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Auction Sales This Day.
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| Aston, Grace
| Ann
| Almy, Ann K
A1rdge, Mary
Avery, Mrs K A
Avlnger, Caro-
| line '
| Bailey, Jamie
| Banks, Annie
| Ball, Louisa
| Bennatt, Mrs
| John
| Bald, MIS- IL
| Benner, Mrs L :
| Dell
| Bee, Eliza A
Blake, MIS- wa
| ter
/ Bland; Elrenia
| Blohme, Frau,
Blank, Miss Lii
(Boyle, Mrs A D
lsBraslngUon, Mr'
Brown, EuW-:
beth ii. 7
| BroWK PhGlis
Brown. Mrs H(
Brown, Margre
Bunch, Annie
/ Burke, Mary
Bulkley, julia
E:BucEester, BIZ
Bur,.Apn, Eli
\ 2H0eth ,.
| Burt, Mafy
/ Cannon, Mary
Calhoun, John
Cahill, Amy
| Campbell, Mrs.
kCarr, Catherine
Chaplin, Betse.
|aOnrA Nll,
Hp' - " ]
Clarke, Fannie
EmelR Il /,
Cummings,
Gonlln, Mary A
G.ss, Marian
ma
Curtis Jannts
Dart. Charlotte
Hagey!HGrleti
HaSHs Hannah
4aYi6, MlssM. 4
Yeouis, Oathe.
| Eslacsf. Kate
|9eninsen, Mrs :
FD ell
y>phRS G2s
Dotliage, Sophia
Dodds, Bridget
LDouglasSAlree
EEhney,bMP y
Ellice, Nsnds,,
| GatlsOn, Susan
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KING WILL A NJ (.

Jusr receyed at gI%G WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC.
TORY, No. $40 King street, near Society street:
larye ami complete assortment OF Leaf, CHEWING,
aud Smoking TOBACCO Cigarettes; Smur' or flps esa
mannI.ccured by WM SClIRUDER, who respect
fully Invites the attention OF chewers and smokers
and Traders, wholesale aud retail, tQ stock iully
comprising every variety q Quality saa wpcs RElSss
m,Tpred nc the lowest cash ratea All orders from
us sne country c win receive prompt attention and
shipped q. o. D., or at thirty days. city accept
auce. oejlo'oho5
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Anrtioneers' aoripate Gales, &f.

BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES, ;.
Resi- Estate Breker, No. SO Broad strsx&
A T PRIVATE SALE,
II PHOSPHATE LANDSof best quality and
locations.
Rice and Cotton Plantations in all parts Of tho
City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. ocblZomo
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The Randolph Rinemen are going to Columbia
tomorrow, tt. participate inithe ceremonies at
tending the erection OF a monument over the
murdered B. F. Randolph.
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fHE LATE JOHN J. o,NsIL. The funeral
az this highly esteemed yotng man took PLACE
yesterday aiternood at the Cathedral Chapel AND N
was attended BY the relatives aud numerous
frendsof the deceased. An eloquent and anees-
ing discourse was delivered by the Right Rsy.
Bishop Lynch durlug the funeral services, aeer
which the body was escorted to the Romap Catn-
duc cemetery at Magnolia, and inferred in tffe
fSSiHy buryiug ground. Mr.. e'Nelll wasSstricssan
,ttth severe Illness some three weeks ago, which
tsrininated in his death on Thursday afternoon.
Hsyss In his twenty-fourth year, and In his N
tsrronrss With his fellow citizens han won gotten
opinions from men in every condition. OF liie.
Ne members os the vgiant, Fire Company -,
which tae deceased was jealous and highly
useful oficer, attended fae ohseqntes In full
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N E r TT LIZ E r s.
tons No l PERUVIAN tChlncha) GUAho,
warranted pure.
1900 bbls Lan,l Plaster, ground from the nesL
Nova scotia ROCK, and Warranted pure
100 tons Pure Dist lved anu Ground Bone.
has beeu successfully used, and bears
very high reputation. Ir Is second TO no
other Fertilizer, except Peruvian Guaho,
offered In this market
100 tons "RulstOn's" Dissolved Bone and Amme'
MIA.
100 btls.. Eastern Island Fish Guane, at s3S per
ton Ur 20u0 pounds.
For sac by L. ). hEhH o. W.
fnh9
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" y U Y Y y
100 pieces Black Alpacas, 90 per cent. lower than
formerly
l case Irish Silk PoplIns new styles, 80 inches
wide, only 90 cents, valued at 81 rs
so China SILK Dress Patterns, oil shades and
colors. only Sl2, worth'SH
so pieces Black Silks, at great sacrifice
Tie greatest variety 7of,, Dress Goods IN any
Southern marEess at prices tosutt the times.
$sFUReHaeTT BEAEDIcT & co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-25
RIBBON, GLOVE AND HOSIERY DEPART.
MEST

R[BBUN, GLUYE AND HUoIEHI UEFAnI- :
MENT.
The finest stock OF RIBBONS ever brought to
this market have been imported by our Firm,
which will be solil tu millluers anu consumers at
prices unprecedented low. We beg sucn to ex.
anime our Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
100 dozen celebrated Fnlette Kid Gloves, st 81
per paIr-elrh PAIR guaranteed
Finest Cha lays, seNan1re's. Felix's, and omef
celebrates, SEAMLESS III G,ores only 81 70
500 dozen Ensll-h Hose, ouly So 50 and 81 per
dozen, wurah 81
Greatest selection Of II ,slsry In the city, from
'Npe' '' FURcHdorT, BENEDICT & co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-25
WOMEN'S LIST

IGibbs, Miss g
Corey, Miss
Jane
Green, Coley
Hampton, Mrs
Robert
Hands, Jane A
uarber5, Caro-.
line II
|Haselden, Eliza
Hughs, Maggie
Inwood, Eliza.
beth H
TlJackS0n, Annie
Jones, G. NJ
Jones, Mary 4
/. .lJoncs, Annie 4
Johnson. Hesterl
johnson, Geor.
n glana |
johnson, Mrs 81
johnson, Cam
s|JoihinnsooHi. Inns on Miss
4&AnniesWs
;3J0hEs0n, Lucy 4
! |Keck!e.y;Enl
Kelly, Kate 4
3lKlhS, Mls M III
tlKucE, Mrs Benz
ry 4
Lornharde,
| Amanda !
'1Lodspr, Isabef !
Lewis Adel ne |
Lewis Elara
tewin, Mrs NJ Fl
Leslie, Julia |
tLegare, Rosa
iLowndeA NsG
II, NM I'll
Lowry, Julia A |
efLntseh, Frlna
J Mathews Sa; !
asm
Martin, Alice 7 !
stMfteE, Eugenia
e!Mller, Hattie
~tMtifer, Efgz1e Y |
Muller, Mrs .Ent
tMoore, Miss T
s(SsAa,ap,th Mary
IlNorris, Miss E Fl
MoTy,iMs,L
L1Mi,rnhr NIaooie,