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was begun. On every tree and In front OF every
booth were hung lanterns, made Of parti.cplored
paper, which showed the curious devices with
which they were adorned. as soon as the light
was placed within them. The vast nu mbers OF
these fancful lanterns shed soft light through
out the grounts and gave an effect at once
striking aud picturesque to the gay scenes which
were being enacted. The display was yet
heightened by the fireworks which were let OF
later and closed the outdoor amusemeats OF the
Fest. In the beautifully illuminated ba all-room
the dancers kept it up much later, and not be-
fore 10 O'Clock did the mery-makers bethink
themselves Of the ways Of getting back to the
city.
This was the last scene OF the great annual hoi-
day OF our German citizens. The last day was
wonderful success, and shows what the festival,
would have been had not the bad weather inter-
fered on the preceding days. The schutzenfest
has become an institution in Charleston, and it's
annual recurrence anticipated with almost as
much interest blythe citizens generally as by the
Germans.
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CITY A F A E S.
Meetings This Day.

Charleston Typographical Society, at half
hast P. N.
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LADIES, have you seen this weeks Chimney
Corner with the mammoth Fashion Plates
Price ten cents. uAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
may3.4 And No. l6l King street.
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THE NIGHT SALES Of jewelry, crockery, &C.
at the stsre OF Mcssrs. W. G: Whilden & co. is
postponed until Saturday, 9Th instant.
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anrtion Sales.--future Daps.
BY A. C. McGILLIVREY,
AuCtiCneer.

AuCL1Oao6r.
TOHN HOLTON AND THOMAS HNTON
81 vs. Thomas Ashby, Executor, ct aL-ln the
Common Pleas
BY virtue OF an order Of Court, made In this
case. will nrfer for sale ct public auction, &C the
Old Postofiice Charleston, s. O., on TUESDAY,
1sth May, 1871, at IL O'Clock, 4. NJ,
AL that certain piece. parcel or LOT OF LAND,
with the Buildings thereon. situate, lying and
being on the north side OF Inspe0tiontBrreet,
known as No. 6, In Ward g. in the City OF Charles
ton; measuring and containing in front on Inspec-
tion street forty az feet. more or less and In
depth from south to north one hundred and four
teen 1l4, feet more or less; butting and bound.
ing on the south on Inspection street. on the east
by Land now or lately Of Joshua Lazarus, and
west by -P Parker, and on the north BY Land Of
Captain - Grant.
Terms-0ne.half cash, and the balance in q
bond or bonds. on.a credit OF one year from the
day OF sale, with. interest thereon payable semi
annually; the bond or bonds to be secured by q
mortgage Of the premises; the buildings to be In
sured and the policies as. igned until the bond or
bonds are paid AMI the mortgage satisfied. 'Pur-
chaser to pay me for stamps and papers.
r 8. DURYEA,
may6-s1 mayl6 Special Referee.
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NEW YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, SATURDAY
NIGHT and FIRE SIDE CoNPAsIoN, six cents
copy, at No. l5l King street. mays
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TSUPREME COURT. COLUMBIA, MAY 4.-The
court met alto A.. ". Present-Associae Q JUSTICES
Willard and Wright.
Silas tombstone, com plaintiff IN error, vs.. D.
Blease X Baxter, for another, vs. Simeon Pratt.
Continued. .,,,
was heard for appellant. Mr. wilson LOT re-
&c. :. McNeill. guar iap, VS.. John d. Small Suo-
mitied without argument.
John Smith VS.. Kings Mountain Railroad COM
pany. Mr.. Moore WAS heard Tor Appellant; Mr.
appellant ~. ,u,,ou
j.. ". Brown va. S. J. G. Dunlap. MIR. Allison
was heard for appellant.
John NJ. Swami ~. Ann II. Poag. 10 De suo'
mItted ON written arguments.
Thomas }. Cureton. administrator. vs. Mary L.
Gilmore, ct al. Mc. Brawley was heard FOR ap'
nellant.
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Auction Sales This Day

Jeffords & Co. will sell at II o'clock, on
Browns wharf damaged corn.
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By MILES DRAKE.
By LOUIS D. DesAUSSURR.

GTORE No. "a EAST BAY.
- Or TUESDAY, eth instant; at 1l.c'elock A.
NJ will be sold near the Old POstoflce,
Brick Tenement Store thereon. situate at the
southeast corner OF East Bay and Corde8
street, aud known oy the No. 81 East Bay street,
measuring % feet 8 inches front by So feet deep.
The property.is under lease until goth Dscem-
Der next. :,
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and revenue STAMPS. maya
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EAGLE FIRE CoMPANY.-At the ffty-third an-
niversary meeting OF the Eagle Fire .Engine Con-
pany, held on tie 81 Instant, the following officers
were eleci cd 70 serve for the ensuing year: VIM.
R. McIutosh, president; John Reed, vice'presl'
dent; A. ]. Mills, first director; E. W. GradIcE,
second director; a. v. kenapaux, third director;
]. Sans Bee, fourth direc:or; a. NJ. Cohen. secre
tary; o. E. johnson, treasurer; W. D. Gradick,
engineer; n. E. Calvert, assistant eng neer; q. r.
OSBORNE first axman; Jos. Lyons, second axman;
S. Phelps, shird axman; VIM. Mcdonald, fourth
axman; J. $. Bunch, hallSeeper; K. 5. Duryea,
solicitor; j. L. Ancrum, N. D., surgeon; Rev. w.
S. Bowman, chaplain.
soiree was given by the company last even-
tng at the 4ihernIan Hall, which was well attend
ed by the fair sex, aud passed or In the
peasantest manner possible.
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
~ now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printea thereon, at S. per t1ous'
and. Send Sorr orders. Every merchant and
business nan should haze his card nri-l.ad ~
has envelopes
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C,R1yMBs.-Rev. R. H. Vanderhorst, (colored,)
o,e of the bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in America, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon.
a washington letter OF Wed aesday says: "Last
night Major Charles W. Buttz, OF south Caroina'
was the subject OF an attempt at assasslnaelon on
the part OF some villain as he was stepping away
from the house OF Mr.. D. q. Carpenter III
twentieth street, where be had been making
social calls
7, ia rapor,el that duel between DR.. Mulllns
anc a MIR. Williams OF Marion s. e., to. nave oeen
roncht ON the North Carolina side during the past
wees was interrupted by the appearance OF t'!e
sherif on the spot, VIII, promptly arrestea the
parties.
:. .GeneralM c. Butler contemplates taking up
his residence in Columbia at an early day.
Cecil C. Nell, formerly an officer In the Charies'
ton Cpstomhouse, bua more recently conhecse"
with the navy, Was fatally injured In BROOKLYN
last Monoay, by being struck on the heat WIN
an Ice pitcher.
cruRs AND SrARs.-Peter Morris, arrested
for dis urderIy conduct and assaulting "il''ala
White In Market street, was discharged aller
hearing.
William Linden, arrested for being drunk anu
assaul,ing Eugenie Bowers in her house IN EiiioI1
street, was discharged.
Mrs. Peoples, taken up while lying down drunk
IN Meeting street, was sent to the House Oh COZ
.rection for ten days.
Ed B.own, arrested for stealing apples in the
market, was sent to jail for twenty days as va
grant. ,,.,or,v .,
c;n, s,reet was sen euoed 10 pay fine OF SIS OF
On tn The House of Correction for five days.
Sanders Roach, who applied for nisht's
,odunos. and vas unable nex' morning to give
sstis acrory account OF himself, was sent TO jail
for twenty days as avagrant.
Jefrrey Deas, arrested On suspicion OF iarcen7
Is heli for examination.
A silver watch, pistol and vice, recovered o'
toe detectives. were ordered to be delivered 70 tne
owner.
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READ THE susDAY TINES To-Monsow.
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THE ATTENTION OF WArcH-BUYERs is called
10 our large stock OF Waltha Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United S.ales as the best aih cheapest In the
market All Watches guaranteed.
". CAKaINGToN l. Co.,
mar1S No. 258 King street.
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MARK Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the Ha-el street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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PARcHEEsI! PARcHEEst IA royal game Of
India. IIAsEL STRHEr BAZAAR,
apr96 AMI No. 1871 King Street.
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CRoousT /! CRooUET CRoouET !!tIm'
mense reduction in price The largest Fic'd
Croques at 81.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 1sl KING ST.
nar22
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ATTENTION, ToUHlsrs.-Stereoscopi views
OF Charleston and vicinity ut No. ldl King street.,
,,r at the lIasei street BAZAAR. novl.
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READ THE SUNDAY TINES To-MoaRow.
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Bill. HEADS printed or dne paper at SO, 81,
IS, s6 so and IS so per Thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS loh ONCE.
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PRIzE rARGET.

The shootingat this target Was OF hand. The
target has n diameter of tselye Inches, the centre
being enclroed by numerous rtn.s, all Of which
are mbered. Thegrearest n1moer OF .riugs In
three shors -thsrIin secures the nrss prize; the
second most secures the 'secodd; and the third
-, .,a,.n, tHa hIrl n,I1o
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cHAR1EsroN MECHANIC SOCIETY.
Tribute Of Respect.

Tie melancholy duty is ours on this occasion to
offer a tribute or respect to the memory OF de-
parted associnte, and to extend to his bereavec
ramily our heartfelt coincidence.
Slnce the last meeting OF our society our wor-
ohy and esteemed ex.presdent Thomas J. Knauff,
in the prime OF bis life, and at the zenith OF his
usefulness, has been removed from the busy
scenes OF this world to enter upon the realities OF
another, and we humoly trust better, state OF
existence.
Our lamented friend b came member or this
Society In April, 1854. We can all bear testimony
to the devotion which he exhibited for the pro.
motion or rs interests and the object OF It's beneh-
cent organization. In hi, death'we mourn the
loss OF genial, sincere friend, reliable, cenhd'
ing companion, a generous, energetic member.
The decree OF an all.wise Providence has re-
moved him from tllis sphere OF usefulness IL
only remains for us to unite IN grateful tribute
To his memory, and to bow with submission to the
Divine will; be 1t therefore
RESOLVED, That by the death or eS.presldent
Thomas ]. Knauif, this society has lost an en-
c!ent, worthy and respected member, VINO de-
served, as he also possessed orr personal esteem,
and whose early and unexpected death creates
void that will be long and sadly felt.
ReSolped, That his name be recorded on plank
page OF our mInute book, and that COPY OF thls
preamble and resolutions DO transmitted oy OUT
Secretary to the bercaved family OF the deceased
ReSoIpeI That this testimonial be pnoHsnea IN
the daily papers. e,.osn., Jossrh y W. We
February 9, 1871. Sccrelafy v. ID o.
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Aurtion Sales.--future Daps.
By I. S. X. BENNETT.

TXECUTORS OF THOMAS BENNETT
L W. Jane M. Bennett. Ell ala Spendid Resi-
ilence.-Under Decree Of the Court OF Common
Pleas.-Iu Equity.
will be offered for sale on WEDNESDAY, the
9th March ensuing, ct public oMcry; at the Old
Postofllce, corner OF Broad and East Bay streets,
in Charleston, at n O'Clock,
One OF the most attractive RESIDENCES at the
South built by the late Governor Bennett Tor his
own use, Immediately adjacent to the Ashley
River, and In full view thereof: ,,-,
This very fne Dwelling is three stories high,
with extensive pl4zzas all facing the south. Both
b bisement and attic are fitted for occupation.
The parlors ore efegantly finished, both In the
second and third stories, and the number OF up.
right rooms In the Residence are twelve, most OF
the same being large and.alry, with high ceilings,
besides dressing rooms and attic. Gas piping
runs through the entire establishment. On the
premises are complete and extensive outDuilu-
ings, with two large clsterns and conservatory.
The fruit and flower gardens are quite extensive,
aud contain many choice plants.
The Lot measures three hundred and f0rty-egnt
(34S) feet, by one hundred and ninety.four tl9il
feet, be the same more or less; i5 high and dry
one, having been always exempt from prevatline
fevers, aud Is located In the northwestern por lon
OF the city (the fashionable portLon,) on Lucas,
near Calhoun streets, having TO the east an open
square running from Lucas To Gadsden Streets
This splendid establishment oilers the largest
inducements either to Northern purchaser de-
string an elegant residence aJ the South, In the
winter, or 10 Southern purchaser who would de-
sire on open and convenient residence Tor the
whole year.
Conditions OF sale-One-alta cash; balance In
four equal annual insianents, With Interest lrom
date, payable annually, Al per cent, secured oY
bond with mortgage OF the property, with policy
OF insurance on the buildings assigned. Purcha.
ser to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
y w. g. J. MEMMiSGER, sEMSfSc' Executors.
;onp q q ? fohI 7 IN I6 20 03 Q5-mh1 461S
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ByJ. FRASER MATHEWES,

ENNEKER, EFT AL, VS.. McGINN.
IN BY virtue OF an order OF sale in the above
suited cause to me directed by the Hon. r. F.
Graham, Judge for the First Circuit, ! will ofer
for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY. the 14th
day or February 1871, at II o'clock A. NJ. Mt the
Old PostUhlce, foot OF Broad street, Charleston,
S. c.,
Ali that LOT OF, LAND. with the Buildings
thereon, situate In Heyward's COURT, in the City
Of Charleston, and known as No. rs, according to
plat ur said Land now or late in possession OF
Nathaniel ueyward, / So: butting and bounding
north on II, wards court G5 fert, southwest Oh
Lots Nos %. 81 and 2s Lis feet, southeast on Lot
No. 80 35 feet and northeast on Lot No. lis feet,
be the said Dimensions more or less.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings. sit:
uare on the west side CT East Bar. In the City OF
Charleston, known by the No. So; buttlng AMI
bounding north on Lands OF -, south On
Lands Of -, east by East Bay, and west by
Lands OF -; measuring and containing 10
frunt on East Bay i3 lret inchec. the same on
back line, by las feet IN depth, bs the same more
or less. ,o
Terms-Jne-half easl!; balance payable IN i,s one
and two years, with interest from gay ol sa,e
payable annually, secured bv bonds OF ths .ui'
chaser and mortgage OF the property SOLD; Builo-
lngs 10 be insured and policy assignee. furcha'
ser to pay for papers anu s!amps: ,o,.
jau3l-tuf5 WM. = VA LGN, tseto. Se.
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Auction Sales This Day.

John 6. Minor & Co. will sch at 10 o'clock,
at their store, ladies' hats, dry goods. &c.
Leitch & Bruins win sell at II O'Clock, at the old
Postofice, real estate, &c.
A. J.. White Son win sell at IL O'CLOCK az the
old&6stohice, real estate.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
STORE, furniture. &c.
"A. a. Ab.ahams & Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, furnishing goods, &c.
Laurey 8 Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, hams, shoulders, &c.
P. B. Laiane s 90. will sell at O'Clock, at
their store, -four.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet anu Leather bindings, Is cents; Old
price 90 cents. In Velvet and Lea'hef oind'hgs'
Sc cents; old price 81. In Velvet and Lcalhef
bindings, 81; OLD price 81 Is. In Velvet anu Lea
ther bindings 81 90; old price 81 So
HAsyL sc BAZAAR, AND No. 16l KING ST.
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ITpIy 4 BALLOON AND DOWN AGAIN.-At one
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon an immense crowd
gathered at the Citadel Green TO witness the
rrauJ ballo IN ascension. The huge machine was
made OF yellow cloth, AMI when inflated was
ninety feet high. Alter being Thoroughly hlee
with hot air 1t was cut oose and rose WIEN great
rapidlty. A large diamond shaped BLACK patcli
wa plainly visible on the side OF the balloon wIere
Il had been patched. The hurraing and excite
ment were tremendous as the daring sronaut as.
cended swiftly to height OF mile or more, anu
foa,ed In a southerly direction over the CITY.
Wien over Beaufain street 1t was apparent that
there was something rotten In Denmark, LOT the
balloon began to descend at fearful rate, lu'
creasing in velocity as 1t approached the grouno'
The aronaut did not lose his presence OF mna,
bul was seen manipulating his fixtures anu pre-
parIpu for his strike. Tile huge machine lortu'
na,ely escaped the trees and houses, and struck
nj III. corner OF Franklin and Queen streets
where it oulety collapsed In few minutes the
streets In the vicinity were lined with tile hurry
ing crowd, and around the balloon oense
tbronc of thousands of persons collected. ltwas
found that the balloon had burst IN the oiach
patch, and the sudden escape OF the. not air oc
casloned the hurried descent. The yelling ano
confusion that now ensued were indescroable,a ,ano
1t only wonderful that the balloon was not TORI
to pieces by the excited crowd who all wanted te
feel 1t. The whole affair was quickly taken u
pieces, however, by the sktIful worImen, anu
carried on to the Citadel, leaving the excitet
tbrong to dIsperse at leisure and discuss whether
it Is really true, that
s.Tbere,s something In flying horse,
l There's something 1n huge balloon.
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Nv ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

NAIE POSTPONED TO 9Th INSTANT
- PLANTATION on EdlstO Island, by cunsent
NJ al, norTes, to forrclosr mortgage.
~ WIN he su!d on THURSDAY, 9th pstant, at the
od Postof1ce Broad street, at II O'Clock,
All that well settled PLANTATION, situated on
Bailey, HSq containing anout 200 acres more or
less, aud having The following bounnaries: On
the north, east aud west by Lands Of Ephriam
Baynard deceased, and on the south by Land OF
John Wright, Esq.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay ]. F.. Mathewes
for papers and necessary stamps. febtstuth
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- =
MoetinSsThis Day:
PM, Charleston time.

Delta Lodge of Perfection, at half-past
p. n.
Hibernian Society, at7P. n.
Carolina Ride Club, at p. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. !, at P. A.
Vigllant Fire Company, at I p. III.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP.
The iron screw steamship Virginia, Capt Alex.
Hunter, reached her pier on Monday morning,
after a short passage from Philadelphia, having
saied on Friday last. By reference to the agents
advertisement shippers will notice that the sail
ing day OF the line has been changed to Thursdays
and that advantageous freight arrangements can
be made to-both Philadelphia and Boston.
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THE WORLD ALMANAC.-We have received
from Mr.. Msnton Marble copy Of the World Al
manac for ls7l-an accurate as we'll as complete
record OF the political and economical statistics
n fl,o Irna
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BoNps WASrEu.-The attention of oil per
sons who have any railroad bonds for ss!e, Is
invited to The advertisement OF Mr. A. G. Raul
man in another column.
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TIE GERaAxIA BUND.-At the fourth ami
yersary meeting OF the Germaula Bund, he'd at
their hall, February 1, 1871, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President
Jacob Knobe:oca. vice-President-F. W. Meyer.
Secretsry-H. ". Tidemann. Treasurer. F.
Lilenthal Hallkeeper - Herman Wicking.
Stewards-A. Hentze @. Often.
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Rrsrxrss EsyELoPEs.-THE NEWS job Office
IS now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, al 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business nan should have his card printed on
hiB envelopes
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A BoY.sr1RoUs PRocEEDISG.-On Sunday
night, two registering blades foated through
certain neighborhood and knocked at the door Of
Mary Brown. Having company, she refused 10
admit them, whereupon one OF them, VINO seemed
to have been made OF wood, rushed against the
door and broke it down. They then entered and
raise,l jolly row on the premises. policeman,
being called, arrested the party, and they were
tried next morning. The..most belligerent OF the
two was fined SIS.
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To CURE Dyspepsia. use the Old Carolina
pi,,rrs remedy OF Southern origin, composed
Of southern herbs of rare efficacy Test IT. 1t eau
not fall.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Alexander Nnckney and Eli
Evans, the colorcd juveniles who unhung each
pair of boots In front Of store in Market street,
aud were arrested in King street, were brought
before Trial Justice Schroeder yesterday afternoon
for trial. The offence OF vagrancy was added to
their charge, and after trial, the boots matter
was dropped, and the two were sent TO jail for
fifteen days each under the vsgrant law.
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w. Y. LEITCH Il B. $. BRUINS, !,
AuctfoneefS. !.

TWO TENEMENT WOODEN DWELL.
L mss in Mackntosh's Court, King street,
viii be sold THIS DAY, the 7th instant,
at the Old Postofiice at II O'Clock,
That two-story WOODEN TENEMENT BUILD
ING on the south side OF Mackintosh's Court, lin
rear Of the bakery OF Mr.. F. Heinz, No. 6at King
street) Lot measures IS feet 'front.' n el2 feet on
back line, by AZ feet In depth. .35--
That two-story WOODEN TENEMENT BUILD
ING on the north side OF Mackintosh's Conrt ad.
joining the parsonage Of st. Patrick's Church on
on back line, by 81 feet In depth.
Terms-Onehalf cash; balance In one yeaF, with
interest; property to be Insured and policy as
signed. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps
feb7 T-gs
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All, sufferers from Masmatic Complains,
Dyspepsia and Debility, hnd relief and cure IN the
rse of the Old Carolina Bitters.
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nus1xEss TIoEs.

A DOZEN OF DAYroN's EDIsro OYSTERS ant
4 plsss OF his Old Grow will rejuvenate you.
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A CASE OF GouGINo.-Joseph Porter made
his appearance yesterday morning in the office
OF Trial Justice Mackey,- with his face much
bruised and his eye nangled In a horrible man-
ner and almost excavated. He deposed that on
Sunday evening he was assaulted while walking
peSteablys on the street, by Il. O'Bricn, without
any cause, and struck several times In the eye
and face. A warrant was issued against the Of
fender, who, having been arrested, was bound
over for trial to-day. 1t IS thought that the pros
ecutor will lose hts eye, as his antagonists I'm
gers pierced deep and almost completed their
work,
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