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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-22

House: william A. Gibson. northeast corner
King and Spring streets; q. Wreden, corner
East Bay and Lodge alley.
The attention Of passive members OF the
Climb is respectfully called to the following e&
tracts OF the rules of the society:
Rule Passive members are permitted al
! all lines TO visit the grounds with their res
pectiye families, as well as active members.
Passive members In uniform have all ing
rights of active members, except the last snot,
or kings shot, at the eagle. and tRe mo- a.
the target Of honor. But they are not per
mitted to hold an office, nor have they a vote
Passive members pay, like active members,
FIVE dollars entrance fee, and four dollars pei
annum arrears.
Active members are not permitted to shoot
at the eagle, except they join the paraae on
the ArsJ day of the festival, OF pay o me o.
five dollars; and nobody Is permitted TO snoos
at the target of honor except he has paraoeo
with the society.
Cards of invitation have to be worn on tas
hat. go that the same can be seen. lnViIe9
guests and members In uniform are excluded
from this rule. .ho
No horses or carriages are permitted on the
grounds during the festival.
. The members, active as vel! as passive, are
respectfully requested to get their cards of IN.
vltation from Mr.. G.. b. Lindstedt, corner OF
Calhoun and King streets, free OF charge.
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sERENADE AND INC1P1ENT Row.-On Satur-
day night the guests at the Charleston Hotel
were treated to a delightful serenade by the
splendid Post Band, under the leadership Of
Professor Beerwlth. The band was stationed
in the centre OF the portico, on the second
floor, and their pleasing strains collected a
large crowd, who listened with deep interest
from the sidewalks of the street below. A
little before niRe o'clock a commotion was
caused in The crowd which had gathered to
hear the music by q locker on, Francis Riley,
striking another man. The excitement por-
tended a row, when the police came up and
attempted to take Riley in custody. The latter
claimed to be in the right, and defended him.
self vigorously, but was at length taken to the
Guardhouse. His arrest restored quiet TO the
crowd, and the matter will be looked Into
to-day.
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BUILDING M~ATERrAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, DC, are kept constantly
on hand by MI. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 50 Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmWlyr
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aorirnItural Supplements.
THOMAs's PATENT SMOOTHING HAIR

THOMAS'S PATENT SMOOTHING HAIR
ROW AND BROADCAST wEEDER,
MoNpoE,s IMPROVED ROTARY HARROW,
THE NISHWITZ HARROW,
HANDLED EXPANDING HARRoWS,
HANDLED EXPANDING HORSE HOES,
THE EXCELSIOR oNE.HoRsE oULTlVAToR,
FARoUaAR,s REVERSIBLE STEEL CULTlVA'
TORS,
STEEL DICKSON COTTON SWEEPS, all sizes,
THE CHAMPION MOWER AND REAPER,
PARIsH,s IMPROVED RICE CULTIVAToR.
THE DOW Laws COTTON PLANTER, With other
Improved Agricultural Implements.
For sale by >. q. ADaEh w.,
Agents, Charleston, 8. G.
Send for Catalogue with full particulars.
apfl8
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LOUIS COHEN & Co., No. 248 King street,
beg leave to direct particular attention this
morning to their extensive assortment of real
Llama Lace Points, Spring Silks, Silk Ties,
Silk sashes, and a large line Of Black Silks,
ranging in prize from 80 cents to 81 per yard,
inclusive. Also, full lines of Black Hermann
Grenadines from Is cents per yard to 81. A
call Is cordially solicited. LOUIS CHEN q Co.
anr16,1mo
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FuRcaaorT, BENEDICT Il Co., No. PA King
street, will offer for this week, 100 rolls A
White No. j Mating at q cents; 100 rolls A
Red and White Mating at 80 and IS cents;
Straw Hats and Trimming Ribbons, all widths,
have been greatly reduced in price. apr22
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sFoR THE soHtrzENPi4Tz.-Th HonntP Pleas
snt-ana-sulliYan's Island Ferry Company's:
steamers will run the schedule az advertised
in another column, during the festival :visi:
tors will have the pleasure sof a moonlight
excursion on the last trip Of return boats
apr22-5
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Meetings This Day.

Buist Chapter, at 8 P. NJ.
Sumter Rife Club, at 8 F. N.
stonewall Fire Company, at 8 P. N.
Marion Fire Company, at sP. n.
Eagle Fire Company, at 8 P. IL.
Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso'
citation, at 8 P. N.
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The COTTON STATES FAR.-We beg to &C
knowledge the receipt Of an Invitation to the
Cotton States Fair, which will be held In
Augusta on May 8 and 9. There will be a
horticultural exhibition, and a tournament be-
tween the sabre clubs Of Savannah and Angus
ia. The South Carolina Railroad Company
have subscribed FIVE hundred dollars to the
stock of the association.
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AHEAvY sALE.DAY.-On Saturday Messrs.
r. Graham & Co. sold at the Mills House
stables q number of horses and mules to the
value of 1925. The buyers were mostly farmers
and planters. The price, Of the animals aver
aged,about two hundred dollars per head, and
they were sold on time to suat the purchasers.
This Is a very heavy sale for the lateness OF
the season, and Is the result of the careful
selection which the vendors make OF these
animals, and the accommodating terms upon
(which they dispose of them.
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FuRcHGoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No. IA King
street. Great inducements in Black Tafeta
and eros Grain Silks. 10 pieces at 81, worth
81 81; 10 pieces at 81 rs, worth 81 Isl 10 pieces
at 81 50, worth 81; 10 pieces at 81, worth So.
The above have to be closed out. apr22
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AFTER FRU1Ts.-On Saturday night, about
eight o'clock, q parcel of boys made a descent
upon q fruit store at the corner of King and
warren streets. They were discovered plum
dering by the proprietor, who made a rush
and captured q colored juvenile named James
Lewis, while all of the others escaped. Lew
Is, with a big cocoanut in his hands, denied.
the theft, but was turned over to a policeman
and lodged at the upper Guardhouse. Ills ex-
animation takes place thism morning.
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VEGETABLES FOR THE NoRTH..The steam
ship Manhattan, which left for New York on
Sunday, took about one thousand packages OF
green peas; and the Sea Gull, for Baltimore
over two hundred packages.
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The Rev. ". B. YATEs.-The congregation
of the Seamen's Bethel were cheered yester'
day morning by the return Of their friend and
pastor to the pulpit where for thirty-nine
years past he has preached the word Of God
Mr.. Yates has just recovered from a serious
Illness, and the services were performed by
the ROW.. +. 4. Kuglsy, who ailad the-Fnl
pit during the pastors sickness. At the close
Of the sermon. Mr.. Yates alluded In feeling
terms to his recent sickness, which had SO
nearly closed a lifelong connection with the
sailors cause, and hoped that, with renewed
health, his sphere Of usefulness would be en-
larged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-22

CRuNBs.-Governor Clahln, of Massachu.
sets, Ia at the Charleston Hotel.
Augusta has a steam pump in the city water
works; capacity 1852 gallons in half an hour,
or 1880. 900 gallons In twenty-four hours.
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APpoHTMENTs-The Governor has appoint
ed the following named trial justices: W. NJ.
FlemmlDg, spaftanburg County; G.. P. Will
den, Pickens County; 0. 8. Curtis, Colleton
County, vice Evans Brown, removed. B. K
Charles, of Darlington, has been appointed
notary PUBLIC. The resignation Of Trial JUS
tice A. NJ. Folger, Of PIckens County, has
been accepted.
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GESTLEMEN's COATS, Vests and Pants nicely
dyed, cleaned and renewed at Otto sonntag's,
Over, No. 81 wentworth street, near Artesiar
Well.
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MARsEILLEs QUILTS, for single bede, at 81 IS
cents; larger size 50 and 81; Damask Napkins
81 per dozen; Loom Towels 81 rs per dozen,
at A. R. Btillman's, No. PSI King street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW SPRING GooDs.-Mr. J. R. Read is
now displaying, in his handsome store In King
street, a new and complete stock of spring
and summer goods, including silks. dry goods,
embrolderies, hosiery, gloves, shaWls, ties and
fancy articles. These have been selected with
great care, and fresh supplies are constantly
arriving. See advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-22

81 BLACK HERNAN1 for Jshawla. Linens fol-
suits In Yellow, Brown Tan and Drab, cheap,
| at A. R. Sillman's, No. 2s1 King street.
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STRIPED BROWN LINEN DRILL, very good, rs
cents. Chene and Plaid Drills, Striped Sat
teens, all colors, beautiful article tor boys
wear, at A. R. stillman's, No. 2Sl King street.
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YE THIRSTY MoRTALs. ATrENT1oN!-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch of the Hasel street es-
Establishment. aprl6
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EASTER ELECTIONS.
or TIE CROSS. RLuEI

CHURCH OF THE CROSS, BLUFFToN, SC.
Wardens-Col. E. N. Seabrook, F. Ed
wards. vestrymen-Dr. D. G. Verdler, DR.. T.
P. Pritchard, DR.. F. P. Pope, Col. J.J. stoney,
Col. W. G! Allen, Jno. A. seabrook, I. White
head. Delegates to the Convention-Col. E.
N. seabrook, Dr.. A. G. verdier, DR.. PIP
Prltchard. F, N. Edwards.
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SILK MIXTURE TR1coTs, Cuban Tweeds,
Striped Tweeds, Fancy Casslmeres, &C., at A.
R. Stillman's No. 2sl King street.
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, soc.
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
| News Room. feDl9-m
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SAVE YOUR MONEY 1.-The merchants Of this
city can have the photographs of their places
of business framed at sixty cents each. Hasel
street Bazaar. aprI2-12
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SPRING GOODS at A. R. stillman's Dry Goods
House, No. 2sl King street. Dress Goods,
every style, at reasonable figures. Yosemite
and Mariposa Stripes.
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MILITIA PARADE.-The first regiment N.
g., s. c., will parde this morning through the
streets, and finish off with a general battalion
drill in the field near the old Magazine, where
the battery stationed at the Citadel usually
goes through It's evolutions.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-22

GNaHAMs, every style and price-a good
Domestic Bingham at l23 cents, at A. R. Still
mans, No. 2sl King street.
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BIG GuSs.-The schooner Eagle, at Boyce d
Co.'s wharvea, from Philadelphia, has on
board four fifteen.lnch guns for. the forts In
the harbor.
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MEMORIAL T%ABLEr.-In accordance with a
recent resolution of the Chamber OF Com
merce, a handsome tablet in memory OF Robert
Mure, Esq, the late president Of the Chamber,
has been placed ia the north wall Of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church, of which he was
an elder. The tablet was designed and ex'
ecuted by A. F. Chevreux, and is of pure
white marble, supported by two cantileVers'
and set in a slab of polished, gray marble.
It bears the'following inscription, in letters Of
gold, cut into the face OF the tablet:
This Tablet
Is erected by the
Charleston Chamber OF
In memory OF their late President,
Robert Mure.
Born in MiDIga6,
Observation-Disclosures,
sE. scotland.
July 28, 1912.
Died in Charleston, S. c.,
June1, 1871.
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THOSE Handsome Photograph Albums are
now sold ct COO. each. basel STREET BAZAAR
apr15-m
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VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at bill
store, mirrors, dry goods, &c.
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MAKING 1T PAY.-The judiciary committee
of the United States House Of Representatives
have decided to report a bill ''suspendlng the
limitation of fees governing the marsha!s OF
Uaited States Courts in the case OF Colonel
Louis E. johnson, and to allow him all the
fees earned during the continuance of the
Ku-Klux trials in South Carolina" The Big
niHcance of this action lies in the fact that the
fees which Mr.. Johnson may retain are
limited to $4,000 a year, and the suspension Of
the Limitation will give him $780, 600 or more.
A similar suspension will, we suppose, De
asked for BY Major Corbin and Marshal Wal
lace.
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FOUND DEAD.-The dead body OF an un
known white man has been found In the sa-
vaRnah River near Augusta. The corpse had
been for go long a time exposed to he'actlon
of the water and the sun that there was noth.
ing left but q mass Of bones-skin, hair and
flesh having all disappeared. On the feet
were boots, and upon one of them q heavy
spur. Height about five feet eight or five feet
ten. No apocketbook or money. A large
pocket knife with two blades and q buckhorn
handle was found with the body. No bones
were broken. The land where the corpse
was found has not been overlooked since the
10Th of last January, and the body was proba'
bl, brought there about that time.
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TgE eERMAN GALA e e

The schutxenfest to Begin To.day-Fhe
Preparations and tho Programme
+ Al Splendid Success Inevitabie-Arri.
val Of the Savannah Schutxen Geseai-
schaft.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-seabrook Mills, an old
offender, arrested for stealing a turkey and
Offering it for sale, was sent to the House OF
Correction for thirty days under the ragrant
law.
Richard Ford, arrested in the King William
Store with a lot of cigars, &C., upon his per-
son, was examined on the charge Of stealing
them and turned over to o trial justice for
prosecution.
Prince Bull, reported for dropping garbage
from his cart along the street, had his case
continued until this morning.
A delinquent goat, found astray In the
street, stiil has a penalty Of one dollar hang.
ing over Its head.
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"a. Y. LEITCH ,&.R. s. BRuNS,
- '!i-i."iAucEloneern:1i,-

-. i|'fIH75A uctioneers.H' g12t
nOSITIVH SALE FOR GDIVISl0N.-i
f.. MIlbe soid On THgRspAYstae. 2sth inst,
Thas desirable THREE STORY BRICK BUILD.
IHaion the south side OF MARKET stteet, oppoaitea
the Academy OF. Music. formerly used % q store
house. Said building can be readily made into 9
dwelling. giLot measures 2ofeet front }pyieo feet
Tesms.onelhaii cash;' ba,ahncce IN one year..
Property tobS Insured and policy assigned. :Puf..
chaser 70 pay for pap. rs and stamps. .Ss,
THO q ayesMARsH 1110Tsiat the end Of Judith
street, meszuIing 282 feet in front: bg-deplns)
and stamps ~ g ...':a'i ept24 "
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BY LOWNDES.& GRIMBALL,
n

AuCtIOuCpEAs 80. EE-<..GEL'
GHEBIFFS SALEGHENRYE. YOUNG,
u -.TrusteeEva HRNRV,W. TITeH and Wife. n
BY. virtue OF an order OF Court In the above
case, made-by the Hon. I. T. Graham, Judge.of
the First Circuir, viii be sold ip ftoltj Of tho
Courthouse, ct IL O'Clock A. II, on MONDAY, the,
!. lSaSss .Lof6F LAND, with . THo-story Oval,
linz, and Outhopscs thereon, situate on. the west
side OF Drake street, In the Ctty Of Charleston,
buttink and: .bbundl69E .e5st eardly onAlDraka,
sneet, septhwardly On Lands of James NE SON.
and WestWardly on Lands or Thomas N. GadBden,-
and snorthwsrd1y on Land purchased from George
a. Trenholm, meas9El9R APS 7ec9asRli & sAt4f IL "a f fri;
@ D1Te@.i:SSe1sh one hundred aodteisaty. fees
All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above and,
purchased from George A! Tre0holnn. putting ana.
bounding eastwardly on Drake street. snorthNard.
ly on Land formerly OF J. Barrett, southW ardly q
the above .descrtbed LAudt 1nd ys0n.
Lands OF. Thomas N. .GadBden, measuring and
containing In 'front.' on Drake street, and on the
west line, nfty feet each, and'onf the 'southS anu
north lines one hundred and eighty feet pc tho.
said dinner alons mo 9 or less. u
TERMS 0ne.third cash; balance In ont, two'and
three years: secured BY the bonds OF tho .pur-
chaser or purchasers, with interest thereon rum
day ofSaie as the rate OF seven per cent. per an
mum, payable annually, and q mortgage OF me
premises sold. and, where there are nup1n9s, ,tno.
eamet.to be insured by the purchaser, and"tne
policy .oftinsurance assigned: Purchasers To-Day
i0f pspes. ADAe Z. VI. X, EACKKEY,
aanro2-n8 iSher,n Of Charleston Countyitti
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DocK.SwIMMMG.-A little after i've O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, about q dozen boys col
lec,ed on vanderhorst wharf, and allured by
the inviting GOODNESS of the high tide, stripped
themselves and were soon splssh1ng about IN
the dock. They were warned to come out,
but did not, and was astonlshed soon after by
a descent from a squad Of the police. The
azure-clad heroes surrounded the dock, and
one by one the bathers were captured as they
came out. Two of the band preferred anything
to the G%uardhouse, and made their escape In
primitive costume, leaving their clothes as
trophies In the hands of Clubs and Stars. The
remaining ten, FIVE white boys and five col
ored boys, were taken to the Guardhouse and
duly locked up for examination to-day.
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Nv !. FRASER MATHEWES:
NATE p0cITTVE-N THE MATTER OF

GALE POSTIVE.-N THE MATTER OF
10 the Linden PARK Lsq Ha company ,.h.m
1ndga of the First Circuit court, I will oner for
sale THURSDAY, 2tsh inst at u O'CLOCK ~, Ct
ELhu Nn ohoua RjnfTroD. Tt5 Il
'u one Flist.olass 0lRcgLAR SAW MILL III With
Engines and dd Boll Mni I Se4sSn na Ginsl T'm aSS a aarts'
Fonr and TWO Horse Wagons and Harness, Bug
oy and Harness, Ploughs, Blacksmith Toolss LuM.
Household Furniture. consisting Of Tables,
Chairs, sofas, .Bedsteads and Bedding, Wasn.
stands, Wardrobes, Crockery, Cutlery, Cooking
Stoves and Utensils, and many other articles:
one lot OF Sawed Lumber estimated AZ 2shooo
feet, and about 400 Saw Logs. $3.50
4ssns Steam cam Propeller Tug Boat aEsER1L
SCOTT. go Id
approved City OF Charleston acceptance :,.a.
The steamer General. scott viii leave Beaufort
for Linden Park on WBDSBspkY, 2ath.tnstans.
apr19.fmtuH4 "a g-...a nr.,.dYH.
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BY W. Y. LEITCH 6 R. y. BRUINS,

~ w. Il IIIlCu us Ss U"O1sS5 >
80 AucttOneerSs y i. NJ
EOR SALE, LANDS IN ST. JOHNS
E County, Florida, six or seven mlles nom
Oranges and other fruits, Rice and. VegetableS,
known Us the s.Araqua'' Tract formerly the pro.
perty 81 John Nagee, now sold as part q: hS
Estate, containing (ss7) three hundred ana thirty:
seven acres. more or less, situate. lying and
Being in ST. Johns County, Township stx, o.
Range t7o) tWenty.nIne, Sections 40. 80, 90, 81 ana
e8, adjoining the lands belonging 70 the estateof
At The Same time and place, II Shares Gas
| Stock, belonging to the same estate. 49,.
The above described Lands will be solo q PuD'
lie Auction, in the City OF Charleston, Z. o., On
Executors BY Will OF John Magee, recorded IN the
once Of the Probate Judge at Charleston, SOUTH
Carolina nrsr
Terms OF sale cash. =. MEoi,
apr3.wmefsmtu4 SufVlV1nE E4ecqsot.
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.sBy WY. LEITCH &fIR.sa BRBNSt

DosrTIYE sALE-fftNE LOT ON.sUIr,
LIYAN'S. island, Front Beach. v q doors
from the residences 6f:EG GFonine, Esq:
VIII be sold on, THURSDAY, the 2tthHinstaneS,
at II o'c!ocE, ct the Old Postoflce, -.
The above Valuable ana Peasant Locapeoi
Terms cash:purcnsser to pay Us Tor papers and
stamps. .IatEa t apr22-mwtha
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Auction Sales This Day.
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEME: 49,
CMALL DWELLING AND ;LGT, No. IL
- Beaurain street. -
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, sd Instant, at the
fo hiI46ss 'L o. LAND, with the txo.story Dwell.
ling and Qutbuiltings, On the north side OF Bean:
fain street; known as No. "a Lot measures ~
feet front by 100 feet deep. more or less.
| secured by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage
Of the premises; property to be insured and policy
| assigned Purchaser TO pay me 1or papers aug
stamps. aptlo-tnln.se.
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CHEnLEY's PARIS KID GLovEsLevery pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even: after wear, for any lmperfections, such as
tearing or ripping.
n-..., London, So Regent street.
DEPoTs New York, 92S Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT d Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-8moa
ENVELOPES, White or Buff, good quality loc.
a package, or three packages for Csc. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
feb19-m E
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