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DR.. Samuel Henry Dickson.

A letter received last evening announces
the dehth of this distinguished Charlestonian,
which took place at his residence, in Chestnut
street, Phils delphla, at ten o'clock on Sunday
morning last, after painful Illness, which
had confined him to his bed for more than
three weeks. DR.. Dickson was about seventy
fouryears of age.
DR.. Dickson was one of the founders OF the
South Carolina Medical College, and, for more
than half century, was an acknowledged
power in literary circles, enjoying, besides, the
highest honors of his profession. Nor was
the knowledge of his profound ability confined
to one city or State. Throughout the Republic
his learning and scientific attainments were
fully recognized, and at his death he was Pro.
fessor of the Institutes and Practice of Medl.
cine iu the Jefferson Medical College of Phila.
delphia, where he succeeded the eminent Pro.
fessor Mitchell.
The sad tdlngs of DR.. Dickson's death may
not have been altogether unexpected, but the
sorrow OF the people Of his native city will be
none the less deep. To him 1t was given, In
an eminent degree, to win love as well as com.
mand respect, and his loss will cause acute
regret in very many Charleston homes. ol
him might South Carolina well be proud,
and tearfully will her sons mourn his sudden
death,
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6ostetter's 8 Bitters.
~pLAIN WORDS FOR THE PEOP]

@PLAIN WORDS FOR THE PEOPLE.
When broken down In health, strength and
spirlts 1t Is not necessary that We should ask o
medical man whether an invigorant i5 necessary.
Common sense tell us that 1t is. The only ques-
tlon to be decided ls, what the invigorant shall
be. standard tonic and restorative, which hal
been many years before the public, and In which
millions OF the intelligent classes repose the full.
est faith seems in case like this, to present the
strongest claims to the confidence OF the prudent
invalid. HoSTETTER's STOMACH BlTTERS may
be truly said to possess these high recommends
tons. lis triumphant progress during period
OF twenty years, It's present popularity, and the
uniform success which attends its use In indIges-
tion, nervous debility, hillary complaints, fever
and ague, and oil Hlmen which depress the
physical system and enervate the mind, enttle 1t
to the rank Of standard national specific. 1t Is
regarded ia that light by the community at large,
and hundreds OF thousands Of both sexes resort
to it at this season as preventive Of that numer-
GUS and harassing class OF diseases which take
their rise from the miasmatic winds and Vapors
OF spring. 1t Is stimuant, a tone, an Alternative
and q mild aperient-lour essential restorative
and protective elements Of the materla medica-
united In single agreeable preparation. Every
Ingredient Is vegetable, OF the finest 90 ality, and
absolutely pure. Hostetter's Bites Is better
known, held in greater esteem, and commands a
larger sale than any other proprietary medicine
manufactured in this country or imported from
abroad. aprl.mwl3Dac
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magistrate. They had proceeded but a snort
distance when Hilderbrand suddenly Ore"
seventh knife, which he had concealed IN Die
LEFT sleeve, and with it made thrust az Tue
officer, striking him in the LETT tn'gn anu ~.
hicting an ugly wound. The officer fell 10 tne
ground, but, recovering himself In moment,
drew a pistol and fired, shooting Hildeorano
through the breast, killing him almost instant
". His companions Immediately fed IN the
direction OF Kentucky. The effects leit os
Hildebrand consist Of miscellaneous eo"ee'
ton of articles stolen from the hlssourianS'
and are said to. clearly establish his ldentity'
The locality which be will select for his nex'
dissolution Is not stated.
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The People and the New Taxes.

The virtual collapse Of the popular move
met in opposition to the license law is ter
ribly disheartening, for the reason that 1t Is
an unequivocal indication that the classes
whom taxation most seriously affects have
come to the conclusion that it is cheaper,
after all, to comply with the provisions OF
ain o1ious law than to encounter the un-
pleasant hazards of indictment and prosecu-
ton.
It is the opinion OF counsel OF high posi-
ton that the license law is as unconsttu-
tional as it is undoubtedly oppressive. All
Charleston seemed ready to stand in the
breach, and to take the chances OF fine and
| Imprisonment. But, as soon as IL was
known that the prosecuting officers hatly
refused to suspend proceedings, the opinion
found frank and general expression that re-
sistance was useless, and that the payment
of the license fees could not safely be post
poned. Even before the meeting OF Mon
day adjourned number Of persons had al.
ready taken out their licenses, some OF them
paying the whole annual tax in one lump,
instead OF the first quarterly instalment,
which would have satisfied the legislative
requirements. Everybody felt that the law
was monstrous injustice, but the majority
were no doubt honestly convinced that they
could better afford to pay license fees
amounting, for the whole State, to million
OF dollars than to run the gauntlet OF the
courts. Themeeting contented itself with
formally advising the people to contest The
law, leaving it with each individual to de-
eide for himself how this should be done.
And here, unless we are sadly mistaken,
ends the first serious effort to foil the State
Government in its set purpose OF forcing
from the people, this year, the enormous sum
REQUIRED to meet both its old debts and cur
rent expenses.
It is useless to shut our eyes TO the plain
significance OF this admission. The mean.
ing Of it is that the taxpayers, in their dis
organized condition, despair OF successfully
opposing the stringent and unequal fiscal
laws OF the State. They will find it hard in
the extreme to comply with the demands OF
the tax-gatherer; but, until there is more
unauimity OF sentiment and determination
than has so far been manifested, the people
must pay, and pay quickly, every dollar OF
tax levied upon Them. And the greater
their distress, and the more painful their
prlvations, the stronger will be the motive
for bending every energy to the great work
Of securing reformation OF the govern.
ment OF the State This alone can give the
people complete relief; and, failing an ap-
peal to the courts, it is, also, the speediest
remedy within the reach OF the taxpayers.
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our original propoelu0n, tnaI 'no auniiui'-
tra.top. driven to despair by the awakening
opposition OF the Liberal Republicans OF the
East and West, are bent on contriving q
,.new rebellion" which shall enable them to
overcome their enemies by proving that the
time has not come for Amnesty, or ior
Justice, or for the Supremacy OF the Consti-
tuition. This also will serve the purposes ol
the members of the State government, in
whose minds any opposition to any law
(however it may conflict with the constitu'
ton which they and their party framed Is
an act OF open hostility, which cannot De
palliated or excused; an act no less out
rageous than the Ku-Kluxism which they
so fondly describe as the characteristic OF
South Carolina civilization. The arrests IN
the up-country are expected to strengthen
the hands OF General Grant by .demonstra.
ting the existence OF disorder in the South;
and they are expected to strengthen Cover
nor Scott by reminding the white people ol
the State that any scrutiny Of the acts Of the
Legislature, or the measures Of the State gov
ernment, will be treated as hostility to the
Radical party, and will subject the people
to new persecution.
1t remains to consider what, in this
emergency, is best to be done. For the
people at large there is but one sale policy
that of absolute quiet, and an implicit ODE.
dience to whatever processes may issue.
This will prove as wise as 1t is intrinsically
right. But the citizens who have been ar
rested also claim our care. They are ac-
cused, not OF a political offence, but OF q
violation OF the law. We believe them to be
innocent, and shall continue 30 to believe
them until they are proved to be guilty. In
the meantime we can best serve them by
recognizing the broad truth, 80 often as
serted in these columns, that there is only
one code Of ethics for white man and for
black man, and that the Democrat who does
wrong must be condemned as sharply as
the guilty Republican. Let it be under
stood, and let it be shown by our actions,
that we feel that neither name nor color
ehould shield any man from the just conse-
quences OF bis actions, and the worst forms
of political warfare will, in time, come to
an end, because they will wholly fail Of ac-
complishing the purposes for which they
were devised.
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The Ku-KiuI Arrests.

We can account for the continuance OF
the Ku- -Klux arrests in the up.country upon
only one hypothesis, viz, that The goOern-
naent are anxious to force the arhate people
into rebellion, and are determined 10 pre-
uent epen legal anil constitutional reSis-
tance to the aoronatul acts OF the adneinistra-
ton. We had hoped, against hope, that the
appetite of the partisan and demagogue was
appeased, ard that this poor State would be
allowed an opportunity OF recovering from
the alarms and losses of last autumn. But
it is too plain that the bloody drama is not
yet at an end; and that the last scenes in
the terrible history will be more agonizing
than the first.
During the Ku-Klux trials at Columbia it
was proved that there had been outrageous
violence on the part Of few rash men.
These were swiftly and severely punished.
Nay some OF the accused were convicted
upon evidence which would not have led an
impartialjury to find q poor negro guilty OF
chicken stealing. At the time that the writ
of habeas corpus was suspended, the COM
muuities 80 stripped OF all protection were
profoundly quiet. The Federal cavalry,
riding through the village streets and across
the parching fields, gathered together host
OF victims, and of these, as We have said, a
number, justly or upjustly. laDguish with
=. H., ~
the trials were over it was thought that the
thirst for vengeance was satisfied; the
more especially as the General Assembly
made instant provision for pensioning the
widows and orphans OF persons killed on
account OF their political opinions. Some
weeks ago, however, fresh arrests were
ordered. A number OF citizens OF Union
were seized and committed to jail, without
any knowledge OF the offences with which
they were charged. These now lie in the
Charleston House OF Correction awaiting
their trial. In Chester County arrests were
made in like manner, and on Sunday Lau
rens County was the sufferer In the words OF
our correspondent: s'There is reign of ter
''ror in Laurensville; all the roads leading
'out OF town are strongly guarded, and no
zone is allowed to pass" No honest man
can say these arrests were necessary for the
prevention of crime or the preservation of
quiet. The State was tranquil. The farmers,
thinking little of politics, were striving hard
to obtain the means OF meeting the heavy
demands which the State Government makes
upon them. The merchants were busiy
working to increase their trade. The labor
ers were toiling in the the fields. Undaunt-
ed by excessive taxation and inclement
seasons, the whole people Of the up.country
were endeavoring to make this prosperous
year. And what has come oft? They are
harried by the Federal soldery. They are
thrust into dungeons. Arrested without
warrant, they are condemned before their
trial begins. We repeat that il the Grant
Scott party demanded vengeance upon this
people, they had their till last winter; if they
required material for stump speeches and
sensational leaders, they could surely find it
in the evidence given by their willing wit
nesses in Columbia. This forces us back to
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d R o G r A NJ II E
OF THE
CHARLESTON GERMAN SCHUETZENFEST
APRIL %, %, "a, rs and &C. 1872.

MONDAY. APRIL %.
!. At O'Clock A. NJ. the Festival will be an.
nounced by salute OF twelve guns. Immedi.
a,ey after, the Ri1emen will assemble at their
headquarters. Lindstedt's Hall.
2. At O'Clock the King will be escorted to the
headquarters and the line formed; parade
through the city via King, Broad, East Bay, Mar
ket and Meeting streets to the South Carolina
Railroad Depot.
8. Announcement Of the approaching procession
toward The festive grounds with salute OF
twelve guns.
4. Afnr arriving on the grounds the President
of the Club, Captain A. MEL"HERs, will greet
the visiting and participating Societies, receive
their banners, and invite all to banquet.
s. Distribution Of numbers for Eagle Shooting.
8. Prize Target Shooting for gentlemen from II
N. TOD O'Clock P. NJ. Prize Target shooting for
ladies from 10 O'Clock P. N. Dancing from II
II. to O'Clock P. NJ.
7. General Amusements. viz: Nine.pin Alleys,
Gymnastics, Singing, italian Music, Race Run
ning, Balloons, Milk Feeding, Sugar Eating,
Molasses Diving, Sack Running, Creased Pole,
Flying Trapeze &C., &c.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
APRIL 2s, 24AND Is.
/. The Rn:men meet at the Schutzenplatz.
2. Prize Target Shooting for gentlemen from
O'Clock a. II. to T. N.
Pliz. Target Shooting for ladies from to
O'Clock P. II.
Tho Shooting at the Eagle takes place from Q
O'Clock to 4, and the Target Of Honor from II n.
to O'Clock P. NJ.
8. Dancing from y NJ. TO 7P. II.
4. General Amusements as on Monday.
FRIDAY, APRIL 26.
!. The Rlnamen meet at the Schutzenplatz.
2. The Shooting begins as on former days.
8. ALI firing will cease tais day at O'Clock
P. n.
4. Coronation OF the new Klag and distribu.
tlon Of Prizes at O'Clock P. NJ, with appropriate
remarks by the orator OF the day.
S. General Amusements as on former days.
8. Grand Ball from ~ NJ. to I O'Clock P. 81.
I. At the conclusion OF the Festivities, salute
Of three guns will te fired. apr1-mws6SwD1l
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5em,ng Matbines.
THE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.

The HOME SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
makes the lock stitch, talike on both sides,) has
seifadjusting tension, and is the only first class
for every variety OF sewing from muslins to
heaviest cloths. Price $25 ard S37.
Agents wa ted. Send stamp for circular and
sample OF Sewing. T. L. BISSELL,
General Agent,
janll-lmw8m0 Charleston, s. O.
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TUST ECEIvED,
A Large Assortment OF
FINE GLASSWARE, KEROSENE LAMPS
AND SHADES OF ALL KINDS.
ALSO, a. Full and welselected Stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, DC.
Choice 8. @. HAMS, STRIPS and SHOULDERS
Extra Fulton Market Beef
No. Mackerel
Choice Salmon and Halibut Fins
Extra Goshen Butter and Cheese
Sugars Of all Grades
Kaisins, Almonds, Figs, Currants, Preserves, &c.
have on hand Full Stock OF BRANDIES,
Wines, whlskey, &c, which am prepared to sell
at wholesale OF Retail.
Orders from the Country will receive prompt
attention, by addressing letter to Postoface Key
Box No. 248.
All goods delivered to any portion Of the city
free OF charge. D. FITz GIBBON,
n. W. corner King and Cannon streets.
mch5.lmo
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.x- Mr.. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., is the
travelling agent for The NEWS, for South
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HORSES AND MULES.-WE HAVE
III received another lot OF forty head No.
MULES and HORSES. Call aud take q look be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. X. GRAHAM u GO.
aDr3-3
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DoarolnQ.

DOARD IN SUMMERVILLE.-GOOD
ID BOARD, with pleasant ROOMS In Summer
vile. Apply TO B a. PRlNGLE, No. Central
Wharf mCh25-mth8+
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fost and SOUND.

T OST, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
IL IN Calhoun street. near Orphanhouse, Porte.
luonnale containing sum OF money and memoran.
uum list. The finder Will be rewarded by leaving
at NEWS OFFICE. apl2-I
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TNIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-THE AN
IL NUAL Meeting Of the Corporation OF lnls
Uhurch will be held THIS "wednesday EVENING,
In the Lecture. Room, at haE.past O'CLOCK:
BY order. JOS. b: aIDE,
abr3 Secretary.
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T OST, BETWEEN BROWN AND FRA
" SkR'S wharves, q Chased Gold RING, with
the init ls F. A. l.. The finder will be rewarded,
by leaVing It at No. Fraser's wharf. apr2-Is
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Meetinqs.

T ANDMARK LODGE, No. 76, A. F. N.
IL The Regular Monthly communication OF
TINS Lodge wuli be held at Holiness Lyceum. THIs
EVENING, at half past O'Clock Members VII
take due notice and govern themselves accord
iDgly. ,ouvn,e
apr3 Secretary.
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Tbe GbafleStna, aems.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1872.
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NOTICE.
The Anniversary Meeting Of the Charleston
Board Of Trade will be held at halfpast O'Clock,
on the evening Of April 8, when the newly elected
officers will be installed.
There will be COLLATION. between the hours OF
! and A o'clockP. d.
The Treasurer will be In attendance during the
day TO collect dues, AFoSTER BLACK,
apr22 Secretary and TreasuIer.
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Ant1lpersar1es.
CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE,
Sixth ANNIVERSARY.

The Pots will be open on "WEDNESDAY, April Sd
between the hours Of and O'Clock P. H., at the
Board Of Trade Rooms for The Election Of oh1cerE
to serve during the ensuing year.
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM S. HASTE, JR.,
BLAKE L. WHITE, A. BARON HOLMES.
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Removals..


TIT r o S E B R o O K,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Informs his friends and customers that he has
removed his Store frow No. 492 King street 10 No.
10? KING STREET. below Market, where he Will
be happy to Eerve hem In the best style.
II. ROSEBROCK,
aprS-8 No.'197 King street.
DEMUVAL.-W. B. HERlOT j CO..
IN have removed their Gffice to No. 4S Broad
street, next west Of Messrs. Edgerton Richards.
apr1-mw2
DEMovAL OF THE OFFICE OF THE
LII HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MAC7lNE.-The
UTilce OF the above Unequalled Machine has been
removed from No. 81 Hase street, to Whiden's,
No. 255 King street. corner OF Beaufaln. All in
want OF SEWING MACHINES will do we'll, before
purchasing, to see the Home Shuttle, the cheap
est and best. Price $25 and $37.
aprl-l2 T. L. BISSELL, General Agent.
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for 6ale.

MULES AT KENTUCKY MULE LOT
Nl Well broke Mules from four to Six years
Ulu,l low for cash tr city acceptance. K. OAKMAN.
apr3-4+
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NHARLESTON CHAMBER OF COM
" MERCE.-A Special Meeting OF tne Cnam.
her will be held at 3 O'Clock P. n. THIS DAY, at
their Rooms, for the transaction OF business
OF importance. By order. P. J. BARBOT,
enr9 Secretary.
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To the Defendant. s. N. STEVENS: Take notice
that the summons In this action, OF which the
foregoing is copy, was fled 10 the Cfiice OF the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Charleston
County, on the 9th day Of February, A. D. 1872.
PRESLEY, LORD lEGLESBY,
mch27-W6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR sALE.-oLD
w NEWSPAPERS in large or small Quantities.
Price so GENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at tne
utlice OF TILE NEWS. ma}lo
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ITO RENT FOR THE SEASON. A
i HOUSE on sullivan's I-land, pleasantly
rooms. and brick cisterp attached. Apply to A.
A. GOLDSMITH, Yendue Range. mch3O
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EOR SALE, A NEW MILK COW, WITH
y Calf ten days OLD al No. II South street,
between Mary and Reid Streets. apr2-2"
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ITO RENT, A VERY PLEASANTLY SIT
UATED BRICK HOUSE. containing six up.
right and two attic rooms, also dressing rooms
pantry aud gas throughout, elstern ana wen,
Rent ss7 per month. Apply at this Oiflce.
aprl-mWl2t
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II OF P.-STONEWALL LODGE, No:
IN. 6.-The Regular Convocation OF this Lodge
win be held THIS EVENING at Pythtan Hall, So
cirty street, at half-past O'Clock.
Members come pepared 10 pay arrears;
ROBT. o. STARR,
apr3.s Recording Scribe.
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manis.

WTANTED, A SERVANT TO COOK AND
w WASH for small family. Recommends
tions required. Apply at No IL Montague street.
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Eegal Notires.

ESTATE OF B. NJ. SCHIPMA NJ
E Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Will apply, on the ed OF April next, to the Hon..
GEO. BUST, Judge Of Probate for Charleston
County, for final discharge and letters dismis--
sorry aa Administrator OF Said estate.
WIN. JONES,
mch22.rmW1mos Administrator.
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TOR SALE OR RENT. A STORE IN
IL Hayne street. running through to Market
Broad street. jan1T-w
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHARLESrON-CUUR OF
CUMMON Please. L. BURCKMYER, Assignee
". q. wHILDEN 4 CO.. against 8. N. STEVESS.
Summons for Money Demand.-fComplaint not
Seryed.l-To s. N. STEVENS, Defendant in this
action: You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint In this action, which has
been filed In the oce OF the Clerk OF the Court Of
Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve
q COPY OF your answer on the subscribers at their
office, No. "a Broad street, within twenty days
after the service Of this summons on you, exclu-
sve Of the day 0f service.
Ifyou fail 10 answer this complaint within tne
time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum OF $129 27-lo0, with In
terest at the rate OF one per rent per month from
the lst Oct Der, 1862 and ST. 2510o with interest
at the raIe Of one per cent. per month rom tne
21st October, 1869, and costs.
Dated February 6. 1872.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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mo RENT, THE VERY PLEASANT
Residence, No. IS Nee log street, now
undergoing thorough repair. Possession 10 De
had ISL may. Apply 10 W. q. BEE w.
anr2-fnthsI3A
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UJAETED, BY A WHITE WOMAN, A
w Situation as Cook aud Washer. Good re.
commentators given II required. Apply at this
ONCE. aprS.ZE
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TUST ARRIVED, A LOT OF MULES,
q better class than has been on sale for months
at VESTS STABLE. Queen street. mch3O4'
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A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT
n Catnhoy Village for sale. Apply TO ]. @.
BALL, OAKLEY, Northeastern Railroad.
april mfw3t
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A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE,
II twelve feet long by six feet Wide, for sale
al The Sign OF the Man and Rocker, No. 44i King
street, Charleston, S. q. mchll-ihwf
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60 Rent.

ITO RENT, A LARGE FRONT ROOM,
i pleasantly located, suitable Tor clno Ap'
d Y at No. Sy9 King street. ap13-lF