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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-19
PIdNISSIMO PIANO!
CHARLESTON. January 10.

CHARLESTON, January 10.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The Courier of yesterday, In its criticism OF
the performance at the Academy OF Music on
Tuesday night, speaks thus: "Who of that
crowded audience which witnessed Little Faust
last evening, as rendered by Mrs. Oates and her
well culled supporters, con gainsay the opinion
that 1t was inded splendid representation in all
appointments-muslc instrumental and vocal"
The writer for one and he feeEs assured that he
is expressing the opinion Of the theatre.golng
public who were present that evening, candidly
says that, first no play can be splendidly repre-
rented with the orchestra whIoh Is at present used
by the Oates troupe; second, he thinks that the
hattering audiences who greeted Mrs. Oates on
Monday and Tuesday evenings merIted better
orchestra than one piano, land not frst.class
instrument at that.l he Is ohjecting only TO that
part OF the Courler's notice which speaks OF the
instrumental music. He agrees with the notice
in "TnE NEWS" SO far as it speaks on this
subject, and hopes that as the Oates troupe have
been so well supported, they will give Us some
thing better In the orchestra than one piano.
AN OBSERVER.
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Hotel Arriva,s-January II and 15.
CHARLESTON HorBL.


e. Fontalne, New York; W. Johnston, Char
lotte;J. C. winder. Wilmington; J. ". Williams,
Miss &. Williams, Newberry; J. NJ. W. Hill Allan
ta: G. Brown, Baltimore; H. N. Drane. Whining.
ton; Mrs. |. Streal, Savannah; A. w. Sexton,
Sew York; o. Cohen, Savannah; J. E. Conyer,
South Carolina; Rev. B. l. Baker, UnionVilie; s.
]. Kimball, Philadelphia; J. A. Yates South Caro-
Una; e. D. Robinson, city; B. Crawley, Philadel'
phia;T. A. Elliott, Orangeburg; Y. 8. Jordan,
Camden; E. r. Stanais, Claremont; D. W. Spen-
Ger, Virginia. w. r. Rugina.
MILLS HOUSE.
L.Cohen, F. A. Grain, New York; F. 7. Hill, Sar'
atoga; VIM. Marshall, D. q. Baldwin, Brooklyn;
q. N. Peck, New York; T. J. Baldwin and WIe'
Florida; Ira Oaalneld, Jr., New Jersey; James b.
Walker, Baltimore; G. 8. Fitzstmons, New YORK;
IA Jackson.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. B. Weaver. New Jersey; A. Simon, Nashville
q. W. Connor, Ab5evllie; W. u. Niles, Saltketcher
W. G. Lassater, North Carolina; W. B. Worsham
Cooper River; W Y. B. Cooper Robert Dick, @. 8,
Cooper, South Carolina; Robert Donaldson, New
fork; 8. A. Fishblate, New York; J. NJ rndall
Manchester, sc.
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DEATH OF Mr.. NICHOLAS CULLEToN.-Mr.
Nicholas Culleton, a weknown mechanic OF our
city, died on Tuesday night, after short illness,
at his residence in Bur7s Lane, In the afty-d
year of his age. Though not native caro!intan,
he had lived In Charleston as the home OF his
adoption for the last twenty-five years. and dur
ing that time, none who came In contact with
him failed to appreciate his integrity and upright
character. He wasa native Of wexford County,
Ireland, and leaves widow and' two small
children. His funeral services will take place
this morning at St. Joseph'ss Church, SAnson
street. at halr-psss O'CLOCK.
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ByR n. MARSHaTJ, & RRO.
BY r. M. MARSHALL 6 BRO,
AUcti0ncerl

GALE BY ORDER OF EXECUTOR FOB
~ PAYMENT OF DEBTS.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 19th inst, at the
Old Postofice. Broa street, ss II O'Clock A. n,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings there
on. Coming street. west aide third house north
Of Radcliffe street, No. 1877; measuring on COMING
street 81 feet on north line 81 feet, on south line
SO feet, and on back or west line 21 feet.
The ESTATE in remainder after the death of the
life tenant Of all that Lot Of Land (not including
the buildIngs on the east side Of Radcliffe street,
near Coming street, known as No. IS; measuring
IS feet on Radcliffe street and 10 feet deep, mora
or less.
Terms-One.halr cash; balance in one year, with
mortgage OF premises and insurance on buildings
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
iau19 -s--5lt
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THE RICE CRoP-It ise gratifying to notice
that the leading staples produced in this section
are receiving that attention at the-hantis Of the
thaaghtful merchant which tbeirfmporsance In
the worlds commerce. so Justly entitle shem
They will always probably be leading articles in
the worlds traffc, and be in demand wherever
civilization has ioothold. The rice crop Of the
South, so long famous for its quality, is slowly
recovering its former Importance. With sore
Improvement in machinery, thereby iessening Its
cost, 1t can be grown on inaunerable acres which
now lie waste Mr. E. Willis, merchant OF our
city, has prepared statement ofthe estimated
crop of this grain in the South. for 1901. The
following are the results: I; -
N. Carolina. 1000 acres. 80 bush to acre.. 1000
s. Carolina 1853 acres. 80 bush! to acre SO 500
Georgia. 800 acres. 81 bush. to acre. q. .0oo
Louisiana sos acres. 40 bush. to acre. 30 $50
This circular indicates much research.
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CLUBS AND srARs.-John Sanders was ar
rested by officer DAILY on suspicion OF being I'm
pllcated in the stealing Of the tobacco from the
bark Kedar, on Tuesday night and is held for ex-
animation.
Elizabeth Aiken, arrested for drunkness and
disorderly conduct In the store at the corner OF
Church and Elliot streets, was turned over to the
State for prosecution.
Allen Bryant, arrested for attempting 10 COM
NIT highway robbery on VIM. Riley, is held for
eXamlnal ion.
A white man and colored man who had con-
sumed an unlimited amount Of mean whiskey, in
honor Of the Fifteenth amendment, in Market
street, were taken to the Guardhouse, and aft.r a
short Interview with the Mayor, yesterday morn
ing, were discharged.
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

T OTIS ON CLIFFORD STREET.
IL Will be sold THIS DAY Thursday, the 1sth In
slant, at the Old Postof1ce at II O'Clock, -. y
These TWO LOTS OF LAND, on the south side
OF Clifford street, Immediately ad loining Land Of
the English Lutheran Church. On one OF the Lots
are brick foundations and chimney. jil-is
Lots measure 10 feet each on clifford street. by
go feet deep. -ce .si.n,
"Terms-0nethird cash; balance In one apd; two
years, secured BY bond and mortgage, within-
terest at the rate Of seven per cent Purchaser
to pay L. & G. for papers and stamps.
janl9 is.7
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DEATH OF MR. LocKHARr.-Mr. A. ". Lock-
hart, who had been engineer In various steam
vessels ont of this harbor for the past TWEEN y
years, and who for some time had been chief en-.
gineer in the employment OF Messrs. j. d. Aiken
& Co., died on Sunday nloruing aboard OF the
steamer Dictator, then on her way to Savannah.
Mr.. Lockhart was a native OF Pennsylvania, and
about a years OF age. lie leaves family, who
are living near Suffolk, Va. HeIssood high as a
mechanic, and was generally respected.
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IMPROVEMENT ON BROAD SrREEr.-The fine
building on the north side OF Broad strect, lately
occupied by the Peoples Bank, is now undergoing
aeries OF repairs, both In regard to its interior
and exterior. 1t will be occupied on the lst OF
February by W. B. Shaw Esq, general agent for
the New York Equitable Life Insurance Company,
and when the repairs are completed, 1t will be
one OF the neatest and most attractive business
houses In the street.
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LANDING IN TUE WRONG. PLheE.-Neptune
Stewart and Joseph Bush, two cooied men from
the country, landed OF Mr.. Martins wharf, at the
foot Of Bull street, on Tuesday night. They
were ordered to leave, but refused to do 30, and
were arrested and taken 10 the Guardhouse.
Upon being brought before the Mayor next morn
ing, they were fined each the sum OF 81, which
they paid, and left very much dlsgusted.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. RAILRoAD-Attention is called to the new
schedule OF the South Carolina Railroad. The
Columbia train leaves Charleston at 500 A. NJ.
and the Augusta train at 1850 P. NJ. The Sum-
mervllle train leaves Charleston at $3.50 P. NJ This
schedule takes effect on the god inst
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THE ACADEMY OF MuSIC.-There was an ex-
celent house last night, aud the Oates troupe
were applauded to the echo. The "Fower Girls
of Paris" was well put on the stage, aud the
"Good bye" song, which follows the arrest OF Mar
ton, was especially we'll sung, the audience In.
sis ing upon the raising Of the curtain aud
repetition.
The Fair One with the Blonde Wig" which is
down on the bills for Tonight, Is an entirely new
version. reconstructed and rewritten for Mrs
Oates by B. A. Baker, Esq. the music being re
arranged by Anthony Reitr, Esq. It was In this
burlesque that the Oates troupe made their great
hit iu New York, and Charleston will hardly fai
to be struck.
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A New AND VALUABLE IMPLEMENT-Mr. A.
p Provost will to-day exhibit at the hardware es-
tablshment OF Messrs J. E. Adger Co., corHer
OF Broad street and East Bay, q new and very
perfect cultivator, well worthy the attention OF
the planting interest.
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ELEcT1oN.-At the anniversary meeting Of
the Societe FRANCHISE, held on the ah instant,
the following officers were unanimously elected
to serve during the year 1871: P.J. Barbot, presi
dent; B. Rlols, vice.prealdent; Eugene Esdra, sec
retary; = -, treasurer. Committee on
Charity-Edward Lacassagne, n. F. Brandt, h.
soubeyroux,J. Barrett Cohen, James Salvo.
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BOARD OF FIREMAsTERs.-At the meeting ot
the Board OF Firemasters, held last evening, B. n.
Strobel was unanimously reelected clerk OF the
board, and ]. Cole elected pump contractor Tor
the ensuing year.
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Anstion Sales.--future Dans.
BY ". 7. LEITCH & R. S. BRUINS.
tucffoneers

:. NuCt1ONeera..
AN ELEGANTLY LOCATED AND
II most Desirable Residence on Rutledge Ave.
nue., corner OF Radcliffe street.
VIII be sold Dn THU ASDAY, I'd OF February,
at the Old Postotiice, ct II O'Clock.
That well-known and most attractive RESI-
DENuE, on the northeast corner OF Rutledge Ave
nue. anu Radcliffe street. The Residence contains
i've square rooms, besides pantry anil dressing
room; in addition. the basement is Of sufficient
height To be utilized AMI improved. On the prem.
isps are csteru and excellent well OF wafer,
Kitchen OF four ro0ns also carria Ie house and all
necessary ouEbIIldin g. Lot measures 4SH feet
front by 140 feet IN depth, more or less.
Terms-One-Lhlri cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest OF seven per cent: property
to be Insured aud policy assigned. Purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
ian 9-s2tuWth3
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MASQUERADE BALI--The Germania Bund
will give a grand ball, on Monday, February l3,
at the Academy Of Music. Tickets can be had
from the commirtee-none will be sold at the door.
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Mr.. JOHN KING.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. King, who was Knocked down by dray In
King street, is more seriously injured than was
thought. He is now in rather critical condition.
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Auction Sales This Day.

J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at 10 o'clock, at
ais Office mules and horses.
Leitch Bruins will sell at II O'Clock, at the old
Postof1ce, real estate.
Lowndes Grimball will sell at II O'Clock, at
the old Postofice, real estate.
R.M Marshall Brother will sell ut IL O'CLOCK
at the old PostofIlce, real estate.
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GAMES GAMES CANES "A fine assort
ment at No. 1e1 King street. Also, at the Hase
Street Bazaar. octl2-Wtn
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at s., S.,
IS, So so and sS SO per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job Office.
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DESIRABLE REs1DEScE--An elegant and de-
slrable residence in Rutledge Avenue, the most
fashionable and pleasant quarter Of Charleston,
will be sold by Lettch & Bruins on Thursday, Feb
ruary 2.
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BUSINESS NOTI ES.

CHEAP DRESS GooDs.-stoll, Webb & Co. are
Offering the balance Of their large stock OF fall
and winter dress goods at exceedingly low prices
Ladies, upon dress goods INTENT will do well to
read the advertisement, and call in at Nos. 2s7
and oSs King street, before the rush begins.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Joseph
Blackmans drug store. No. 80 Broad street, Jan
uary is: O'Clock, 44; 10, As; IL, 5i;2, 81; J, 81
g. So: 8, IS.
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BY W. 7. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
rT

q HAuctioneers. ssg'
BANKRUPT SALE OF A RETAIL DRY
ID Goods Store.
By direction OF the assignee OF the estate Of Henry
Campsen, bankrupt, we Will otter at auction on
FRIDAY, the eth instant at No. - King street,
opposite Berresr0rd street.
All The STOCK remaining from the said estate,
consisting OF
A choice and valuable collection OF DRY GOODS,
such as constitute the stock Of q King street re-
tall dry goods establishment.
ALSO,
One Desk, Stove Showcases, Mirror and Store
Stalls, &c.
Terms cash. Purchases to he removed upon
day of SALE or subject to resale at the expense
and risk OF purchaser. F. E. SCHROEDER,
ianlO-thstuwf5 Assignee.
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II YOU would successfully combat the ILL
produced in malarious country, use the Ole
Carolina Bitters, the Great Southern Tonic.
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TAKEN fN.-Ewhite mum; who; If he did net
go down to Jericho, at least fell among thieves,
was robbed Of s22 last night, in place where he
had no business to be.
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FINE WORKING STOCK FOR SALE.-Seventeen
fine mules and four horses will be sold by j. Fraser
Mathewes, this morning, In front OF his ofllce.
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & B. S. BRUINS,

BY w. Y. LEITCH & &. S. BRUINS,
Aucti0neers.
GTOCK AND UTENSILS NECESSARY
- FOB. \ FIRST-CLASS BAKERY, lately con.
Quoted by v. Nayel, Esq.
Will be sold on FRIDAY. goth instant at the
Bakery Establishment Of Mr.. v. Nayel, No. 81
King street, near Broad. vt IL O'Clock,
MATERIALS necessai, for 1rst-class Bakery.
consisting In part of Tables, Troughs, Breadsheets,
Scales and Weights, Cake Cutters, 4oulds,
&C., &c.
GLASS SHOW GASES, Jars, Stove aud Piping,
Drawers and Shelving.
BREAD CART, Horse anil Harness.
Terms cash. jamie
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CRunBs.-A carter was arrested, on the
complaint OF Mr.. Cosgrove, for collecting bottles,
boxes. &C., from Mr. Cosgrove's customers The
carter gave bail for his appearance.
A dIlapdated man kicked up row at the cor
ner of Cannon and King streets, and will make his
deout before Mayor Plllsbury this morning.
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STO IL, W z b b Sc co.
Will offer this morning the balance OF their stock

Will offer this morning the balance OF their stock
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, to close out
They consist In part Of:
COLORED EMPRESS CLOTHS, so, 90, IS cents.
4-s Figured Silk and Wool Poplin, 85 cents.
4-s Plain Silk and Wool PorlIn, s5 cents.
7.s Plain Silk and Wool Poplln, 81 25.
7.S Ottoman Cloths, IS cents.
Plain and Figured Poplins, 20, 25, 30 and 40 Cts.
PoplIn PlaIds, 20, 80, 40 and so cents.
Figured DeaInes, 20 cents.
ALso
Super BLACK ALPACAs, at 25, IS, 40, 50 and 90
cents.
Empress Cloths 50 cents to 81 per yard.
Black Alkwool Delsines, 40, so and 90 cents.
Super Black Silks. So, 81 SO and SO per yard
One lot Silks at 81 per yard, In Colored and Fig
ured Black, with q complete assortment OF all
Goods in our lIne which We are Offering at LOW
PRICES for cash, at
STOLL, WEBB CO.'S,
jan1s-ths2 No. 2S7 and 2S9 King street.
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UNITED STATES CoURr.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
The petition Of Chas. Witsel OF Walterboro, was
read and referred to the registrar, and final
hearing ordered for the 18th February.
The assignment OF Jas. ]. O'Bannon to J. D.
Bryan was died.
In re Keese l. King, banSrupts, OF Anderson.
warrant OF slezure was signed.
Ex parte Thos. J. Mcmillan. Ordered that the
writ Of habeas corpus do issue to Colorel. jas.
Christopher to bring up the minor enlisted In the
United States army Oh the 18th inst.
Ex parte Thos. J. LaMotte, In re the Laurens
Railroad. Ordered that the petition be referred
to the registrar to report what would be proper
fee to be allowed counsel
The United States VS.. Wilson Young for voting
twice Verdict: I'VE find the defendant guilty.
but recommend him to the utmost lenity OF the
Court.m Sentence: "Let the defendant pay a
fine Of one dollar aud the costs Of the prosecution"
The United States VS.. Samuel Gadsden, Jesse
Grant, Sandy Brown and Abram Richardson.
Gadsden and Grant were found guilty and were
committed TO await their sentence Brown and
Richardson were found not guilty and dis
charged.
The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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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. l6l King street. oct1S
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CURE YOURSELF of dyspepsia, indigestion
and nervous exhaustion. You can do this II you
will usA the Old Carolina Bitters.
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PLAYS PLAYS! PLAYS !-Seventy-fve
kinds-l5 cents each; by mail, postpaid, 20 cents
each. No. leI King street, and Hasel Street
Bazaar. CHAs. O. RICHTER d co.
ocf1o-wth
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The LADIES' MEMORIAL AssocrATroN.-A fair
will be held in the month OF February, commenc-
ing on the 18th, by the ladies OF this association,
to obtain funds for the erection OF the proposed
monument in Magnolia Cemetery, in memory Of
the heroic dead who fell In the Confederate war.
The object is one which comes home to the hearts
OF our people, and there are few nresides In this
city which can not sympathize With the assoc!a-
tlon in its noble undertaking. The work is al
ready half accomplished, aud determined effort
will secure success. The fair allows oil to con-
tribute their mite, aud II this be done, there is no
doubt that all OF the tables Will be well furnished
and beautifully decorated. Donations OF money
and contributions OF fancy articles, and speci'
mems OF feminine skill and taste. which rise TO
hyperbolical values at fairs, are earnestly re-
quested. The ladies who have charge OF tile ten
tables will receive anything that is sent and &C.
knowledge the same in public manner.
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

THREE GENTEEL RESIDENCES NEAR
Il Rutledge avenue, In Islngton Court, at Auc.
ton.
win be sold, on TUESDAY, January s1st, 1871,
at the Old Postoffice, at II O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on on the south end OF Islngton Court, east side.
measuring 60 feet In front in 1sng'on Court, and
liz feet In DEPTH more or less.
ALSO
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on next north OF the above Lot, on the east side,
measuring 80 feet In front on Islington Court by
IL feet In depth, more or less.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on, next north OF the above, on the east side,
measuring 80 feet In front on IsIngton Court, by
1l2 feet In depth, more or less.
All Of which is more particularly indicated by
the fences now standing, aud marking the bcun.
daries OF the respective Lots.
Terms-0ne-third cash; balance In one and two
years, the credit portion to be secured by bond
aud mortgage OF the premises; the buildings to be
Insured and kept insured, and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay L. & G. for papers and revenue
stamps. janl7-tuth5
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. views
of Charleston and vicinity, at No. 1sl King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. nov12
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BY W. Y. LEITCH s r. 5. BRUINS,

BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. 5. BRUINS,
Auctfoneers.
ENXTENSIYE AND DESIRABLE PROP
~ ERTY, with Genteel Residence and Water
Privileges on Cooper River. between the Property
Of the South Carolina Railroad Comoauy and
the Charleston Gas Company, in Washington
street.
Will be sold at the Oil Postof1ce, on TUESDAY.
oath Instant. at ii O'Clock,
That spacious LOT OF LAND, with Dwelling
and outbuildings, situate in Washington street,
cast side, formerly known as the "Prothro Mill''
site, containing In front l22 feet on Washington
street, and N depth to the channel OF Cooper
River.
This location offers peculiar advantages as site
for either mechanical or manufacturing pu noses,
and, belng adjacent 10 the Depot Of the North
eastern Railroad, may be arranged as depot for
some Of the Phosphate or Fertiliztng Companies.
Terms--One third cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest, secured by bond and mort.
gage. Property to be Insured, and policy assign
ed. Purchaser to pay FOR papers and stamps.
an17-tutha4
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CoNFrRxED.-Ar. George Newcomb has beer
confirmed by the United States Senate as collec-
tor OF customs OF Beaufort, 8. @.
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BY LOWNDEs T. GRIMBALL.

NV Dh1o " VInk1Is1I
uOUSE IN LEGARE STREET.
IL Will be sold THIS DAY Thursday,, 10th In
stant, at the Old Postofnce. at IL O'clock
The two story BRICK RESIDENCE on tho west
side OF Legare street known as No. q.
Lot measures LIS feet deep, A feet on Legare
street, 43 feet and IL inches on back line -
Terms-0nethird cash; balance In one and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage OF the
property, with interest a. the rate Of seven per
cent. year-buildinga to be insnrod aud policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay L. & G. for papers
and stamps. Janlef
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THE BEST REMEDY for want Of appetite,
weakness and female diseases, is the Old Carolina
Bitters.
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By WIN. MCKAY.

uORSEs, MULES, &C., BY ORDER OF
LII EXECUTORS.
Will be sold TOMORROW, (Frlday,) at 10
O'Clock. in Hasel street. opposite Postotfice,
One Northern Bay HORSE, (fast trOtter) one
large Gray Mare. six very fine Mules, Wagon and
Farming indictments.
Sale OF FURNITURE, Blankets, Carpets, No.
tIons, &C., at No. 14o Meeting street, OF IL O'Clock
precisely.
Terms cash. JAMIE