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BY ALONZO J.. WHITE & son, ~,
D ESCUE PLANTATION AND HOUSES

ii AND -ss /
win be sold on TUESDAY, 14th instant st II
O'Clock, at the Old Postof1ce, ce,z,.
That desirable WOODEN BUILDING. formerly
brick foundation on the west side Of g.
Philip street. next but one corner Cannon
street, containing four large square rooms
two attics nicely finished, dressing rooms. pan
try, &C.; requisite outbuildings nne ciatesn,
piazza to south. Lot measures about % Ie0e
front on st. Philip street. by about 100 .f0de
deep, as now enclosed, be the same more or aessf
bounded north by Lot OF estate II. A. Wartn4,
south on Lot OF Trout, east on st. Philip street,
and west on property OF Sigwald.
ALSO, ..s
Thet desirable LOT north Of above property,
wi small wooden Building thereon, measuring
about SIS feet trent on St Philip street, By about
1870 feet deep, as now enclosed, ne the same more
or less; bounded north by property OF Y: 1enS-
tens, south by property estate OF II A. Warlng.
east on st. Philip street, and west BY properly OF
0t2en.
That desirable PLANTATION Or TR1CC or
LAND, situate In st. Paups Parish, on WadmAiaW
River, known as tho Rescue Plantation, meas1r-
ing and containing 1925 acres, be the same more
or less. or this amount, about $50 acres are ex-
prime planting land, including small portion OF
reclaimed marsh, as per resurvey made BY H.
Ravenel February, 1925
Conditions-One-third cash; balance In ones
two and three years. secured by bond and mort
gage OF premises sold; interest at per cent per
.annum, payable annually. The House above nd
ycrtised TO be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
feb6-mWl4tu1
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Drorlatnation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

To THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR TEE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF ABBEvILLK COUNTY:
Whereas. Hon. Il. G. LoAAx, who at the General
Election held In October, 1870, was chosen MEM
Der Of the Senate OF South Carolina for the Elec-
tion District CT Abbeville County, to serve the
term OF four years, has deceased; and whereas,
the Constitution OF the State Of South Carolina
directs that In such cases Writ Of Election shall
be Issued by the President OF the Senate for the
purpose Of filing the vacancy thus ocossioned for
the remainder Of the term for which said member
30 deee lsed was elected:
Nov, therefore, you and each Of you are hereby
required after due advertisement. and with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the Constitution
and laws Of said State, touching your duty In such
case, to hold an ELECTION FOR A MEMBER oE
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, for
the County Of Abbeyille, to serve for the remain
der OF the term for which said member, Hon. a.
G. Lomax, was elected; the Polls to be opened at
the various places of election In said district, on
THURSDAY, 10th day Of February, 1871, by the va.
rious Mansgers OF Election, for those places re-
spectively, In accordance with the provfsions Of
the Act OF the General Assembly, entitled "An
Act providing for the General Election, and the
manner OF conducting the salue," approved
March 1st, 1870; and this WRIT together With your
return Of the election to be held under 1t, have
before the Senate at Its next meeting after the
election.
ALoyzo J. RANsIER, President Senate.
Attest: J. WOODRUFF, Clerk of Senate.
jan30-16
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Mr.. James G. Holmes referred to the school:days
of the deceased, when they were companions at
the grammar school Of DR.. Bulst. There was but
one other or their class mates alive. From child
hood to the day Of his death he had been friend
or Mr.. Gray. In the trials and difficulties Of this
life, no one conducted himself with more intsgri-
ty and piety. For years they had been separated
while at college, but they resumed their friendly
intercourse when they both commenced the study
OF the law. In the midst Of great political ex-
citement, his {Mr Holmes'sl brother had sacrificed
ON office to secure for Mr. Gray the one which the
latter had filed with so much honor. He found
Mr. Gray through life the KIND, good and gentlo
person described by his friends present, and 1t
was sad indeed to be called upon to mourn the
loss OF one who had been companion FROM youth
to old age.
Mr.. Nathaus and Mr.. Ficken presented the testt'
'monlal Of the junior portion Of the Bar In brief
and appropriate addresses.
The preamble and resolutions were then unani'
mously adopted. and, on motion, they were order
ed to be published.
The meeting then adjourned.
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K. CRUMBs.-McKean Buchanan the tragedian,
was announced to appear Ia Augusta last night.
The good citizens OF Augusta have been in q
perspiratlon Of delight for the last week over a
fashionable masquerade bail which took place
there, on Tuesday night. Our country cousins
should come to Charleston and see how such
things are done here.
The Mount Pleasant Ferry wharf is undergoing
much needed repairs under the superintendent
OF Mr.. Thomas Black.
copy of the South Carolina State Gazette and
Daily Advertiser, printed In 17S5, has been amaz.
Ing the optics Of the editor Of the Wilmington
Star He describes It as 6x9 paper, printed in
Charleston, "by J. Miller. printer to the State,
Church street, The "port news" comes first
under the editorial head, and ''entered lnwards"
and s'cleared outwards'' inform the reader Of
the arrivals and departures Of that day.
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Hotel ArrIvals-February 0.
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE
G. Koopmanschaap, San Francinsco; F. E.
Bristol, E. A. Judd, Connecticut; D. Holmes and
wife, Brockport; NJ. NJ. Mott and wife, c. R. Ely,
New York; W. s. Appleton, Boston; II. Mortimer,
J. Johnson, Savannah.
CHARLESTON HOTEL
j. A. Brenner Augusta; Il. Inglls, ]. ". Rice, D..
<. Granger, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown, J. Epson and
wife, New Yofk; q. W. Donneny, orangeburg;J j.
Rosenbaum and lady, Pnllade phla; W. L. Tate,
virginia; Nh. and Mrs. Elliott and child, Rhode
island: s. c. Owens and wife, 3. A. Powers, Con-
necticut; T. Winan. C. White and wife, D. Winsn
and wife Miss @. Laveaux, Baltimore; J. Morton
ana daughter, c. Schiosser, Brooklyn; N. R 8.
Msyer, Il. E. Purse, Washington; Q. R.N'yes and
wife. St, Louis; G. L. Bsgg, ]. W. Sanford, @ A.
starr, W. L. Dawson, Summeryie; B. K Cros'
dale, Philadelphia A. n. Latham, St Andrew 81
B. F. Williamson, Darlington; r. 8. V. HOPKINS
Columbia,
PAVILION HoTKL-
W. B. Sans, Johns I.land; W. d. Aenneay'
Wlhslon;c. stone Virginia; ]. +. Rhame' MAN
ming; J. ". Gordon, D. e. Gordon, South Carolns
DR.. A. l. crosswell, Sumter; w. A. Entsl, Nortn
Carolina; L. A. Dodge, Christ Church; q. Busn'
SRichmond.
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STRUCK pY IlIGHTN1NG.-The violent thunder
storm which prevailed In the city on Wednesday
evening, did not, it seems. pass on IN harmless
manner. TWO distinct places In the city were
struck, and both In the northwestern part OF the
city, nos far from Rutledge avenue About hail.
past 10 O'CLOCK on the night Of the storm, DR.. 5.
Harleston's residence, No. o. Cannon street, was
struck by the lightning, but without any serious
damage. There being no lightning rod TO the
house the electric current ran down the chimney
into the house. and passed CT, 1t Is supposed, oy
the gas pipes. Two young ladies, members OF the
family were struck, and for time rendered In
sensible by the shock The pastering was knock.
ed down In several places on the inside OF the
house. but beyond this no damage was done.
On Rutledge avenue, one door from tho south
east corner OF Line street. a two story wooden
dwelling house was also struck with more seri.
ous consequences. The building was occuped
by colored family named Turpln, nine In mum.
Der, who had all gone.to bed but fortunately Oil
OF them were in the west side Of the house. Be.
tween 10 and II O'Clock me east chimney was
struck and the whole Of the chimney above the
nousetop was knocked on. The weatherooard-
Ing on the northeast side OF the house was torn
Oh to the ground, and a dog which was sleeping
under that corner Of the house was killed out
right. Strange to say, the inhabitants Of the
western part Of the house were not affected by
the current, but. understanding the cause Of the
trouble on the other side Of the house. raised tre-
mendous outcry. A small boy, who was probably
hit ty one Of the others In the rumpus, declared
himself struck on the head and, thinking the
lightning was the only person capable OF such 8
feat, the crowd cleared out. Alter some time
confidence was restored, and to-day the family
] are repairing.
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RETALrArIoE.-On Wednesday evening Jas.
Johnson went to visit Is friend and liSirg the
quarters made an agreement to put up for the
nigh, for fifty cents. He paid that sum- but when
about to retire, the friend refused unless an add'
tlonal fifty cents was paid. ]. ]. demonstrated,
and refusing to pay the additional amount, de-
manded his original firty cents. The frlend re-
fused and bade ]. J. begone. he left, but while
passing out bagged pair OF CATERS lying on his
way out The articles were missed, and Johnson
was arrested on suspicion. Being brought before
the Mayor he pleaded the original contract, which
the friend denied. The evidence being very CON-
nictng, In consideration OF the character Of both
the parties, the Mayor discharged the prisoner,
and turned him and the prosecutor out Of court.
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ANOTHER BIGAAY CAsE.-Billy Marion was
brought before Trial Justice Magrath, yesterday
morning, charged with assautlns and bothering
his wife, Celia Marion, who. was the prosecutor.
1t seems that for several years the couple had
been living in state OF unbroken felicity In the
city until few days ago, when Sarah Marion,
who claims to be Billys arss wife, arrived In the
city by his invitation bringing her four children
with her. What followed was but the natural
consequence Of having two wives married to the
same man In one house. Billy was arrested ior
assault and battery, and the newcomer for mali
cIous trespass, on the affidavit OF the enraged
Celia The cases were tried yesterday afternoon,
and both the defendants acquitted. formal
separation was agreed upon between Celia and
Billy, and they departed to carry 1t iuto effect In
short time they returned In high quarrel over
the partnership chattels and wanted to know
from the trial Justice who was to have "de Ing
nan, de bedstead and de free chairs" In the heat
OF the discussion Celia again made her affidavit
before the trial justice Of the presence and exist
ence OF the hrst wife and the four children, and,
going for her certificate Of marriage, had Billy ar
rested on the charge OF blgamy. Billy claims not
to have been legally married to the first wife, but
that 1t was In flave times, and "de boss tole him
to TEX her, and he TUX her." He was bound over
for trial to-day, at which time the frying pan and
bedstead matter viii also be adjusted.
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The BENEFIT OF HARRY WATKINs.-A RARE
B1LL.-Tonlghe, at the Academy OF Music,
another new drama, written by Harry Watkins,
will be produced for the rss time In this city It,
is entitled ga Warriors Wife, and was perform.
ell In New Orleans with the most unequlvocal
success. The plot Is based on an incident In the
history OF leading Southern family during the
late war, and 1t Is said by the press to "bring
yiyaly to mind q true picture of, the sunertngs
and prlvations Of the once happy family circle;
demonstrating that heroic deeds were not con.
fined TO brave men, but that the noble women OF
our land displayed herolsm rivaing the truess
courage OF the battlefield"
The performance will conclude with comic
drama OF life, love and folly, entitled cleopatra,
or Caught at last" also written by Harry Wat
kins It has been repeatedly performed on the
New York stage, and the critics speak Of it as
| delicious bit Of fan-a sparkling vein Of ofwlt-and
a budget OF comic Bituations.n Enough has been
said and seen Of Harry Watkins as play writer
and actor to make 1t unnecessary todo more than
sllude to the sprIghtly, natural and humorous
style 10 which he always holds the mirror up TO
nature and entraps the eyes and ears Of his audi
tors from the beginning to the end OF perform
ance. Southern sudience will be sure to greet
him tonight, and be the weather fair or foul, we
| hone the house will be thronged from private box
to gallery.
kathleen Mavourneen" was given last night
| with It's usual success.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-An enthusiastic lover OF
the drama, who could only console himself be-
tween the acts by repeated visits to neighbor-
ing saloon, got excessively drunk before the end
OF the performance, and being "Trodden down"
during the play, failed to get on his feet again.
A friendly policeman assisted him to bed In the
Guardhouse, and he was liberated next morning
by the Mayor, with slight reprlmand.
young girl, white, was lodged for safeEeep
ing She was supposed TO be Insane. Before the
Mayor her gentle demeanor anected every one,
but the vacancy and wildness OF her replies
showed her to be laboring under mental de-
rangement. She was referred to the city regis
trar, who, upon examination, confirmed the I'm
preston Of the Mayor. The patient is very quiet
and peaceable.
Frank Amsterdam, lodged for peddlIng shirts
and hats without license, had preliminary
hearing and was held for examination.
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CorroN, &C., FOR LHERPooL.-Messrs.J J. A.
Enslow 4 Co. yesterday cleared for Liverpool the
following valuable cargo, per British bark sabra
Noses Ill bags sea Island cotton, 1870 bales up
land cotton, 212 sacks cotton seed, and 2So tons
hate
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COMP UND A CID
spHATE OF LIME,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

a6ASo AN ) COMPANY, CON d Charleston. .. g., under
The supernteudence or DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVE.
MEL when composted with an ECU ,eaual, weight Of
enuai n the heat standard fertilizers. Its econo.
NV must Commend it to the notice OF Planters
generally. For specific directions for com mposting,
and for supplies, apply to J; n. ROB'ON,
JOHN q. REESE i Co., General Agents, Balti.
more. dec22-pkc-fmw3mos
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REAL EsrArE.-There were several sales OF
real estate advertised for yesterday morning, but
at the appointed time 30 few buyers were present
that they were all postponed. One sherlff's sale
Of mortgaged property was effected, but as it
was bought In by the mortgage, to save himself,
It I. no criterion Of the market, and we refrain
from publishing 1t.
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Newspapers, alasa,lHss, Ee.
URAL CARO- LIN / A NJ
FEBRUARY NUMBER.

Hgh Farming Without Manure; Z. Il Peldie
ton; Experiments With Fertilizers, 2. 3. smith, :
Practical Experience in Planting, >. ", Evans
Common Sense applied to Farming, Hook1ti -
periepce With Turnlpe, R. Chisolm; u tae soo.a y
stock Countryf D. W. Aiken; nut Bearing IIeea'
Of the South, 8. 2. Buckley.
And numerous other articles and mucn safu&-
BILE correspondence. ....5.,
subscription, 50 per snnum.
Aa''''i RURAL oARoLIN1AN, -.
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By R. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.

TSTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
~ ADMINISTRATOR.-DWE No. Is
On THURSDAY. Isrh inst, at II O'Clock, VIII
be sold at the Old Postofice Broad street,
The above DWELLING, containing four rooms
pantry and piazza. with Kitchen and brick store.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO pay r. n. N, 4 Bro.
for papers and stamps leoS-WImwtlo
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YCMNEsE LABoR.-We had the pleasure yes
;tarday Of call from Mr.. Koopmanschaap, the
widely known agent for Chinese labor. Ar. Koop-
uanschaap has Introduced about 1000 Chinese
into the West and South, aud speaks OF them as
4dIigens, faithful and Intelligent lsborers.
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sfHE LADIES' FUEL SOCIETY returns Its
thanks to Mr.,Fogartie for the contributions re-
ce,ved through his store; also, to everalgentle.
men friends for their contributions.
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9 iRELEissD AsAM.-Henry, Drain was tried
bssre nial Justice McKIniay yesterday morning,
on the Charge OF an assault and battery upon Ar
g. Mehrtsns, aboas week ago, in the store Of
the latter. The prisoner demanded jury, to
whom the evidence In the case was submitted.
They returned verdict OF not guilty, and the
prisoner was discharged.
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STEWARD OF THE FREUEDsCHAsTsBUND.- -
Mr.. W. Nolte was reelected on Tuesday evening
steward Of the Freundschaftsbund, position
which he has filled for a number OF years.
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RoBsED. -0n. Wednesday night, q woman
.ffstne Id :6oncora street wss robbed Of the sum
;oftWenty one dollars without being able to arrest
me thief, She charges Ben. Drayton, whe was
lately discharged from the House Of Correction,
NTH the deed. The latter parsonage left the city
on the same night, it Is supposed for Savannah.
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OUR PRICES CuRREHr.-We especially Invite
the attention Of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, it forms, with the business
card OF the house forwarding It, 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 half cents per
copy; single copies five cents.
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?nHArHs. Peter II. Butler, of .Cla-
rendoS, died on Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. sCecelia q. Noise, Of Sumter, grandmother
OF Mrs. Charles q. Noise, died At the residence or
her granddaughter, on Monday afternoon last
after short illness. Mrs. Noise was formerly. OF
sGharleston. -,
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BY F. p. SALlLS,
AuctLoneer.

SUGAR, MULAsSES AND CORFER.
- On TUESDAY next, 18th instant, st IL O'Clock
A. n, will be sold In Cobia Warehouse, corner e
Queen and Philadelphia streets, .sg.ssA.
20o boxes Good Grocery SUGAR >yse Is
10 barrels New Crop kuscovado HolAase1 -.asal
100 barrels Old Drop Muscovado Aolsyses 4 q
/, as hhds. Old Crop Euscoyado NoIasaes. ...5
AND IMNHD7ATBLY AF7HR ls-.s -,
$50 bags, more or less, Of O0FFEE, sltshtly dam
aged on the voyage OF impertauon.s and sold
for account OF all concerned.
Conditions at sale. - fo61hS
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER at Josephs Black
mans drug store, No. SO Broad street: February
.: so'clock SIS; 10, So; u, os; Q, 50; A. es; 81;
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OFFIog OF STATE INSPECTOR OF FERTILIZERS, !
LABOR IroRY OF MEDICAL COLLEGE, QUEEN ST.,
CHARLESTON, s. u, November "a, 1870. J
M. John Fl. Holmes:
DEAR SIR-The gypsum submitted by you for
analysis is the most remarkable have ever seen
for its freedom from impurities Of every Kind
containing as 1t does but 0nehrd uf one per cent.
of insoInble matter. II 1t can be supplied OF SIM
liar duality 1t cannot fall to prove great boon e.
Southern agriculture, as there Is no crop to which
1t is not beneficial, whether applied alone or III
CONJUNCTION with other nannres.
very respectfully. gour o6ellent servant,
fSIgnedj CHARLES o. SHEPPARD, JR., NJ. D.
tanIl-Wfm22
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-We are In
formed that his Honor Judge Bond, Of the United
States Circuit Court will open court In this city
on Monday next The announcement will be re-
ceiyed with satisfaction by the members OF the
bar who have OCCASION to argue cases before that
tribunal, and Judge Bond will receive their thanks
for the accommodating spirit which has prompted
him to remove from Columbia for this especial
nurpOSe. -
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
The United State vs. one wagon aud two horses
seized at Sumter.s Information for forfeiture un-
der the revenue laws. Ordered that warrant OF
attachment and mouitlon- DO Issue retprnaole on
the 10th hfFebruaryy1s11. -
In reWtalam H. Hayward, lex, parte H. Dea',
Jr., sssigne.t Ordered that she-report OF the
regissrap besond rmeds sand that the assignee do
retaini the sam Of sles out or the funds In his
hands 5sp4ging. 70 the sad estate:
The Case oesthss Beaufort commissioners was
then resumed, and three witnesses for the de-
fence, among them A. iwiittams defendant hav-
iua been examined, the court adjourned at 3
O'Clock until 10 O'Clock, this morning.
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Auction Sales This Day.

J. E. Bowers will sell at half.past 10 o'clock,
at the corner Of King and Mary streets, mousse
hold furniture, &c.
Miles Drake will sell &c 10 O'Clock, at MS store'
boots, shoes and hats
william Mckay Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
.store furniture, clothing, &c.
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"Botany should be taught in every school, and
these Volumes should be the Text PRO-.
j. s. Dauts, University Of Virginia.

The publishers bag to call the attention of those
about forming classes in Botany to the well known
works by Professor Gray. Having been carefully
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principles and developments Of the science, and
1t is sufncient Endorsement Of them to stfte that
they are used In almost every noted College, High
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No author has yet approached Professor Gray In
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one simple, concise and yet exhaustive method Of
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Descriptive Circulars, giving full titles and pri.
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application.
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!. Publishers,
Nos. 1873 and 14o Grand street, New York.
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DACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
CAPITAL s1,ooo,ooo)
soLU PACIFIC GUAM

Th,s cuASo is now go well known 10 all the
Southern States for lis remarkable effects as an
agency for increasing the products Of labor, as
not TO reouire especial commendatlon from US.
It's use for live years past has st established 70 its
ca nitaI in waited by the Company In this trade,
afiords the surest guarantee OF the continued ex-
ceiIenca NJ its CInaIo. J. N. ROBSON,
0'A''-' Selling Agent, Charleston, s. O:
,onsa dec22-D&C
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anrtioneers' pripate 6ales, &c.

BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Broker, No. Sc Broad strsst
At PRIVATE SALE,
II PHOSPHATE LANDS OF best quality and
Rice and Cotton Plantations in all parts Of ne
State.
City Residences, Stores, Building Lots ana
Farms. oct12-smo
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By,JOHN e. BOWERS.

BY WIN. McKAY.
II ARGE SHOW CASE, HAHoGANX-
This DAY Thadayj at nalrpassa O'Clock, ssE&
14o Meeting street. feble