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burdensome, at least to the mind, did the
people have any confidence 10 the Integrity OF
the of1cers.who are to make the application oil
the proceeds Of this enormous revenue. the
discrimination the act provides for, between
Charleston and Richland and the remaining
COUNTIES, is a matter exciting comment among
the leading business men OF this city. Upon
what principle of equity. or from What mo-
tives Of policy this is founded, is beyond the
comprehension of any save the wise legis!a-
tors who have graced-or disgraced-tne
Capital for the last four years. There have
been suggestions here that this distinction
should be tested in the courts os to lis constl-
tutionality. Whether these hints will be
acted upon or not Is a matter yet remaining
undecided.
Speaking of legislators, reminds me of the
faithful Dennis, the ''watchlul vigil" of thirty
deal when the last decade is consideredl In
the Statehouse yard. Dennis is a friend of
The NEWS. He, like thousands of others who
read The NEWS, reads slow but sure, 10 fact,
everything, including the advertisements.
Coming from the greenest part OF the Green
Isle, with It's history almost repeated under
his sight since he has been here, and with
strong perceptions of justice and right, with
the characteristic penchant for pitching 10 on
e that would shine like Venus beside the
lesser stars, when compared to that which
adorns ~ or Is to adorn some Of the judicial
benches Of South Carolina. Mr.. Dennis Is
sound on all the questions he grapples with.
and draws his pay with precise and punctual
regularity when there Is money enough In the
State treasury, which Is seldom the case now.
a-days to even pay the plttance allowed
him for watching the tast-dlsappear-
ing granite in the Statehouse yard. l saw MIR.
Dennis (this mar must not be COMPOUNDED
with the pseudo upholsterer) sitting on a three.
cornered piece of s.Granby'' the other morn
ing. s'Misther Ssludy," says he. ''vat Is it,
says I. 'Arrah musha those legislators"
said he, 'befere the war they Gid things differ
ent! Divil a. one oft legislators wud ye see
before. half an hour before they NIT, an then
they kim in a body and left the same way.
But now they commlnce to come at aight,
noin an tin o'clock, an they'll sit down, some
beyant that poll of sthones, some beyant that.
some beyant this, an some beyant there. an
there they'll sit schamiLg how they'll sthale
the mooney from the treasury. All Wur-
rusthue that sooch .divlls should be legis-
lators."
told my friend after this short lecture to
wait and pray; that things were working. tor
the best, and before many another silver bair
had been added to his venerable head there
might be a change. SALUDA.
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4 CORNER IN LEGAL TENDERS.
Bold Device Of the New York Beart'
Miscellaneous Doings in Gotham.

NEW YORK, April 8.
Proceedings have been commenced against
the Tenth National Bank before q United
States commissioner, on q charge OF locking
up three.quarters of a million Of legal tenders
to affect the prices of stocks. The lookup was
caused by an attempt made by Henry N. Smith
Jay Gould and other Wall street men, to secure
q fall In stocks, these gentlemen being on the
bear side. Altogether, they withdrew from
circulation, without q moments warning,
about four and three-quarter millions OF Legal
tenders. In consequence of the closeness In
the money marker, thus induced, there was
great embarrassment Saturday at the Corn
Exchangeand in all business circles. A tel
egram has been sent to Secretary Boutwell, re-
Questing him to relieve the money market by
loaulng q portion of the large reserve In the
United States Treasury. 1t is said that anum.
Der of Wall street operators will be arrested
to-day.
It Is reported that Jay Gould has sold his
interest In the Grand Opera House to Mrs.
Fisk.
The German Internatlonalists have seeded
from the regular organization and formed q
new federal council. Their proceedings yes.
terday gave signs of trouble brewing.
The brig Curacao arrived here yesterday
with Captain Porter and six OF the crew OF the
wrecked schooner Willy Now.
Some sixteen hundred emigrants from
Alsace and Lorraine, arrived during the week,
destined West, and all In good circumstances.
Three new cases of spotted fever occurred
In Newark yesterday, and several cases In
%neighborlDg villages.
Mrs. Rosa Kelly has received 8 verdict of five
thousand dollars for the loss OF her husband by
the West1eld disaster.
In the Supreme Court to-day q motion to
adjourn the libel suit OF Samuel Samuels
against William Cullen Bryant, of the Evening
Post, until the return OF Mr.. Bryant from
Mexico, was argued and decision reserved.
This was q case In which a reckless reporter
imposed upon the Post, the Mail, the Globe,
and the Express, a canard TO the effect that
Captain Samuels, who had just returned in the
Dauntless from her unsuccessful ocean race
with the Cambria, had committed suicide In q
fit of chsgrin.
A large meeting In favor OF the eight hour
movement was held here his evening. The
resolutions say that If what they want can
not be obtainea by legislation, 1t can be &C.
complished by revolutionary means.
George Thompson and Henry Overton were
burned to death last night during q drunken
carouse In q tenement house IN Leonard
street.
Sixty-two writs of habeas corpus were
brought before the Supreme Court this morn.
ing on cases OF prisoners who claim to have
been Illegally sentenced by the court OF special
sessions. Action upon the wrlts was post
poned until Wednesday, when q certified copy
of the late decision OF the Court of Appeals on
this matter can be obtained. Subsequently,
one hundred and ffty-three additional wrlts
were issued, returnable Wednesday.
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MInnifipal Notices.
~TREASURY OFFICE, CITY Hal

~TREASURY OFFICE, CITY HALL,
APRIL s, ls72.-This office will be open from 9 A,
NJ. THIS DAY to p. N. daily to and to include
the soth instant, for payment OF all interest due
upon the city debt known as City Stock, except
SATURDAYS, upon which transfers Of Stock will
be made.
For the frstlve days priority In payment will be
given parties paying taxes to the city In part or
whole with the same. All payments OF interest will
be made by check, to be csshed at front desk Of
this eflce, and where interest is SUFFICIENT for taxes
they balance at par, but where less The penalty
shall attach on deficiency or difference. though
paid In currency, III conformity with ordinance.
p COOGAN,
apre-2o City Treasurer.
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Anrtio1 Gales -fntnre Mans.
BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
A~uctioneers.
"ANDCOME AND DESTRARTE RRTCK

D&S&SAk
H RESIDENCE.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at
IL O'Clock, at the Old Postofice,
That Three-Story BRICK MANSION, situated
on the east side Of East Bay street, ad j1iniag the
East Battery, containing In front, west side on
East Bay street, So feet, and on north line AZ feet,
bounding north on Southern Wharf and north
east on same, and containing on that side '102
feet, and south by the water, containing on that
side 81 feet, The House contains ak upright
rooms, two dressing rooms, pantry, with brick
kitchen, carriage house and stable, with q re-
markedly dry cellar, and gas throughout the
house.
The location is one OF the most desirable In the
city. 1t Is ealubr1ous, conveniently near to busl.
ness, and commands q beautiful view OF the hRr-
Dor. In the summer months 1t Ia open to the pre-
valllng breezes from the south, and In the winter
1t is much protected from The north winds by the
neighboring buildings.
The East Battery promenade IN the foreground,
with the shipping Of various usrionaltties lying
| at anchor In the adjacent Bay, formed by the COZ
| nuence Of the Ashley and Cooper Rivers, make 9
| most agreeable picture; while Fort Sumter, Moul-
trie. lille, James Island and the Atlantic Ocean
seen in The distance, serve to enhance and com.
plete the beauty OF the prospect. Although the
buildings are 80 near the river, yet they are per-
fectly safe, the foundation being very drm, hav.
ing been built originally OF concrete and formed
part Of q fort In Colonial times.
Terms-0ne-thifd cash; balance In one, two aud
three years, secured by bond and mortgage o! the
premises, with Interest at7 per cent. ; property to
be Insured and policy assigned. PURCHASER to
pay us for papers and stamps.
pr0.tuths4Wtt2.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, April s.
The following is the comparative cotton
statement for the past week: Receipts for the
week at all United States ports 34,55l bales;
exports for the week &C, 1883; net receipts since
lst September 2,47O, 1872; net receipts same
time last year 3.2O8. 1856; total exports since lst
September 1.629. 939, total exports same time
last year 2,27O, ITO; stock at all United States
ports 3S7, l9l; stock at all United States ports
same time last year sl,463; stock at interior
towns 81, 5s3; stock at interior towns same
time last year 1850; stock at Liverpool TIA.
900; stock at Liverpool same time last year
ISL, 600; American cotton afloat for Great Bril-
tain 2l8. 900; American cotton afoat for Great
Britain same time last year SIC, 200.
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SENATOR TRUMBULL NOT IN THE
FIELD.
w,eurNcroS Anil

WASHINGTON, April 8.
A dispatch was recently sent from this city
stating that Senator Trumbull had declared
that he would be q candidate before the Gin
cinnati Convention, and believed that Judge
Davis would be the strongest candidate that
~couldbe named. LieutenanI-G Governor Koer-
ner, OF Illinois, seeing this dispatch wrote to
the senator asking whether it was by his au-
thority. Senator Trumbull to-day replied in
a dispatch to Governor Koerner saying,
''There is no foundation for the dispatch TO
which you refer"
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
The Buffalo River and Lake St. Clair are

The Buffalo River and Lake st. Clair are
open.
w. w. Ketchum persists in Republican
candidature for Governor OF Pennsylvania.
DIR. Joseph Woodruff, the divorced hus-
band of Mrs. Victoria Wo0dhull-Bl0Od, is dead,
and q c%oroner's investigation is in progress.
Phoebe Campbell has been convicted lin
Loudon of the murder of her husband and
sentenced to be hanged.
-Thlers and Arnim are about to commence
negotiations for the complete evacuation OF
French territory by the German troops
The Father General of the Society of
Jesus, accompanied by three members of the
society, have left Rome IL Is rumored, on a
secret mission from the Pope.
"A society to raise funds to assist In paying
the French war debt has been organized In ST.
Louis. Charles P. Chateau has been elected
president.
Edward Sullivan and three others were
seriously burned by the explosion of fire damp
Ia the Pine Brook coal mine, near Scranton,
Pa, on Friday.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAP.
Anr

WASHINGTON, April 8.
The lowest barometer over Iowa will move
portheastwardly into Canada, with fresh to
brisk winds over the lake region. Cloudy
weather, with rain, will probably, continue on
Tuesday over the New England and Middle
states. with ~easterly and southerly winds;
partially cloudy but pleasant weather Is pro:
hahle fEr the Southern States, with southerly
Winds: rising barometer, northwesterly winds
and clearing weather will extend eastward
over the Mississippi Valley by Tuesday morn
inc. and probably to Michigan, Indiana, Ken
tueky. Tennessee and the Western Gulf States
by Tuesday evening. Dangerous winds are
not anticipated.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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one of the errors into which many old es-
tablished business houses fall lie, that there Is
no necessity for advertising them. Such 9
theory would have answered we'll enough half
a century ago, but The day has gone oy when
a business man can afford to rely upon the
long standing and responsibility OF his house.
This is a progressive age. Nearly everybody
reads the newspapers, and public opinion Is
made up by what is printed there, whether 1t
he in the form of an editorial or an advertise
ment. A. T. Stewards magnificent store In
New York Is perhaps as well known as any
other In the country, and yet, It's enterprislng
proprietor keeps himself continually before
the people, either by direct or indirect a17er-
tisements.
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~WEAK LUNGS AND SENSITIVE
Threats are severely tried by the sudden changes
Of Temperature occurring during our winters,
and in consequence Asthma affections, Innamms-
ton OF the Lungs, Pleurisy, Bronchitis land slmi.
lar complaints, are sure to be more or leas preva-
lent. Coughs and Colds, the forerunners Of these
often fatal complaints, and frequently the cause
Of them, should be prudently taken in hand on
the first symptoms, BY resorring at once 70 d.
JAYNE's ExPEoroRANT, an old and well.tried
remedy, sure to remove your Cold, and to exert a
healing and strengthening eject on the Pulmo-
nary and Bronchial organs. Sold everywhere.
PHILIP WINEMAN & CO., Agents, Charleston, 8.
O. apr4-thstu3
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
TIE NEW MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
The Council Sworn In-MutualA dmira-
ton Speeches-Return OF Treasurer
Parker Distinguished Charleston
Visitors.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NKws.l

COLUMBIA, April 8.
The new city council was mustered In to-
day. Speeches were made on behalf of the
outgoing and incoming boards, by Alderman
Wigg and Mayor Alexander.
A colored man at work removing granite
from the Statehouse yard had his leg crushed
this morning, and received other injuries thai
will prove fatal, by a heavy block of stone
falling on him.
: Treasurer Parker Is in town, also G ounty
Treasurer Quincy, Of Charleston.
Judge Mackey is also here, apparently en-
gagged in a hopeless effort to make his Union
a:d Chester speeches agree.
The intrlcacies of the new license law ere
ate great dissensions, and threaten to furnish
work soon for the Supreme Court. SALUDA.
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THE CL4IMS.

IUNDUN, April 8.
The London Post of this morning says that a
rumor prevailed last night to the effect that an
important telegram had been received at the
foreign office from the Government of the
United States. This dispatch, 1t was reported,
indicated that there was q prospect that the
differences between England and America,
growing out of the latter's claim for conse-
quentiaf damages, would be settled In q man
ner satisfactory to both nations.
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THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, VIA HAVANA, April 8.
The fate of the revolution in the States Of
Yucatan and Tabasco is not yet decided. The
Mexican steamer Tabasco has gone to Pro-
gresso to protect the American steamer City
OF Mexico. The Mexican authorities at Vera
Cruz await the arrival Of this sleamert TO con-
vey troops to Matamoras to attack the Revolu-
tloniets In the rear.
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APPROACHING 4 DECISION.
Argument In the Supreme Court Upon
the Ku-Klax Cases Set Down for Next
Friday.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NRws.]

WASHINGTON, April 8.
The writs of habess corpus and certiorarl in
the case of T. jefferson Greer were returned
in the Supreme Court to-day, and the argu.
ment thereon fixed for Friday next, the 18th
instant. The government will oppose, to the
full extent of Its ability, going into the merits
OF the case. Mr.. Stanbery was at the attorney
generals Office, In consultation with the at
torney-general In reference to the subject of
the coming argument, until a late hour this
evening. Considerable interest is manifested
In judicial and official circles here as to what
the decision of the court will be.
PALMETTO.
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ar BACHELORS HAIRDYE.-THI

II BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
superb Hair Dye Is the best In the world. Per
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints, or unpleas.
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately a splendid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory ls Bond street, New York.
mchS-tuthslyr.DkC
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W. Y. LEITCH & 3. s. BRUINS,
AucfionHera.

ENE BUILDING LOT EAST SIDE OF
SAVAGE STREET.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the eth instant, at tho
Old POstoflee, at II O'Clock.
That Fine BUILDING LOT east side OF Savage
street, known as No.. Lot measures 70 feet BY
90 In depth.
Te.ms-One third cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest, secured by bond and mort.
gage. Purchaser topay for papers and stamps.
apr4-thstu3
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THE WOULD-BE REGICIDE.

LONDON, April 8.
The trial of Arthur O'Connor, fer his attempt
UPON the life OF the Queen, commences next
Wednesday. The prisoner has made no effort
to secure counsel for his defence. II is proba-
ble that the trial will be postponed indefinitely,
as the conviction seems to be gaining ground
that the boy Is insane.
The Queen has returned from her visit to
Germany, landing at Portsmouth yesterday
morning,
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THE HIYTIEy TROUBLES.

PORT Az PRINCE, April 8.
A Hayden general on his way to prison. at
st. Marie, took refuge In the American Con-
suls house. The consul protected the general
for some time, but subsequently, gave him up.
The matter will be settled by higher authorl-
ties. Thirty men from Monte Christie landed
In a schooner at Cape Haytien, sieged the
arsenal and held IL twenty-four hours, but were
finally driven to the woods, and several were
1Il1u5
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mTHESEVENTE TAL" IN SYRIA.

LONDON, April g..
Dispatches from the vicinity Of the City of
Antioch, in Syria, state that that city has been
visited with a terrible earthquake, which to.
tally destroyed one-half of the city and killed
fifteen hundred inhabitants.
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GOSSIP FROM

The Election Riot Of Thursday Night
Effects OF the Ku-Klux Dragoonade-
Labor Paralyzed and q Famine
Threatened-The License Law-Mr.
Dennis o'Keefe's Opinion of n Leg
i,lathors.
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More Spanish Troops,

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April 8.
Three steamers from Spain have landed
one thousand men here. The sanitary condi-
ton of Guantanamo Is very unsatisfactory.
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Place OF
Observation.

this morning. will be posted In the rooms OF the
ChamSer Of Commerce at 10 o'clock A. b., and,
together with the weather char. may 10y the
courtesy OF the ps ne eA ds1 Wy hnip'
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5uerial Notires.

91- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby Enotided
that she is THIS DAY discharging cargo Ct
Pier No. !, Union Wharves. All goods not tahen
away at sunset Will remain: on the wharf at con-
signees' risk.
apr9-1 M0RDECAI& CO., Agents.
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By ], FRASER MATHEWES.

BUILDING LOT ON SULLIvANS Is
I'D LAND.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, 18th instant, near
the POstofice, at II O'Clock,
LOT No. 100. Hume's Plat Of Sulllvan's Island,
on south side OF Middle street, being second Lot
east Of Fort Moultrte, containing about half an
acre, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay me for papers
and stamps. apre
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~ C~ONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she Is discharging cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
South Wharf. Goods uDcalled for at sunset
will remain on the wharf at owners, risk.
apr91 JAMES ADGER i co., Agents.
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SON A RRIAG e. q

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimenh
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa. octl2
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%BURNHAM'S SUPERIORIfYEAST
P0WDERS.-Having used Yeast Powder In our
families for several years, We give o decided pref
erence above all others to that prepared by
EDWARD 8. BURNHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. AL King street, near Calhoun street, Charles.
ton, 8. @. King Mansion Boarding House, julius
Petsch, B. G. Webb, George L. Holmes, George s.
Pelzer, n. D., John I. Wightman, D. D., William
Smith, Master Machinlst, 8. G. r. R.
4~.c
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By r, N. MARSHALL l. BRO.
VERY CHOICE LOT. SULLIVAN'S:

On THURSDAY, 1lth ~Iussaut, at II o'clocK' WILL
be sold at the Postofhce, o,r.
LOT, No. $40, Hume's Plat, at corner o. o UTte
near the FOrt-contains about e OF an acre.
~, tea I, 1ssn' aprs-mwth3
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anrtinr1 9ales-- Gbis Dap.
BY Wy. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
Auctioneera.

T,INE BRICK RESIDENCE ON EAST
-, BAY.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the eth instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postof1ce,
That three.story BRICK RESIDENCE, with
double piszzas,. kitchen ana stable, situated on
Society street, adjoining the residence Of Captain
Lockwoodi to the north, containing Elk square
rooms. besides pantry and dressing. rooms. Lot
measures 80 feet front by lat feet In depth.
Terms-Onethird cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest, secured by bond and mort
gage; property to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps and
three-fourths OF city taxes for 1917.
aprd-rhsmtu4
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BY JOHN G. MILNOR g co. .
CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS.

TLOTHING AND DRY GOODS.
" THIS DAY, 9th instant, at halfpast 10
O'Clock, we will Sell. at our Store. No. 1876 Meet.
Ing street. FANCY CCrT0NADE, Linen Drill,
Pants, Cashmere Vests. Fancy Prints, Blesohed
and Brown Shirtings. Blue PlaIds. Denlms, Tick.
fngs, Fancy and Brown Linen Drills and Cost.
lngs, Cottonades, Kentucky Jeans, SkirtinQ,
Verona and Muslin bead. Handkerchiefs, Isle
and Cotton Gloves, Pocket andkerchiefs, Hosie.
~, Sundr1es, &c. Conditions cash. apr9
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By ID. LALANE & co.

BY PAUL B. LALANE & co.
WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY, BEFORE
Wv our Store, No. III East Bay, at hslf.psst
8 O'Clock,
200 bushels CLAYED PEAS
80 tubs Goshen Butter (.
200 UnbagRed No. 2 Hams
500 Prime Bacon Shoulders
100 Choice 8. @. Pig Shoulders
D. 8. Bellies, Strips, Pigs Feet, DC.
Conditions cesh. apro
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By WILLIAM MCKAY.

TUBS, BUCKETS, BASKETS, HOUSE,
4 HOLD Furniture, Barouche, Buggy, Harness
Will be sold THIS DAY. Tuesday, at the Auction
salesrooms No.. As Wentworth street, between
King and Meeting, at hslf.pRst 10 O'Clock,
The above, also q lot OF SHOP GOODS, aud q
general assortment OF Seasonable Dry Goods,
Hats, Notions, DO. APPS
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M THE DOLLAR REWARD SOAP,
washes the finest lace without injury, and renders
all articles as clear and bright as new.
DOWIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS,
Agents, Charleston, 8. O.