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Hotel Arrivals-Febraary 81.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESrON dOlGL, '.a.=
WV. Starr, Jr., Georgia and Central Rail-
road; Charles Enstein, New: Yerk;5 Georgs;H. q.
Cornelson, orangeburg; y. Smith ChaslesF
Leitchfeld, New York; s. A. Gould, Jr., W. j.
Chatham and wife, Severn Falls, New York
Eugene Jones, DR.. and Mrs. Ebbs, Mrs. j. B
LippIncott, Miss and Master Lippincott, Phil
adelphia; J. W. Foster, P. Lorillar., Jr., Ne"
York; NJ. and F. Philips, Philadelphia; W. A
Banisser, New York; A. W. Conard, New York
F. W. Petton and wife, Boston, Mass; w
Woodruff and wife, Philadelphia; 8. Boykin,
Camden; T. W. Woodward, Winnsboro'; G. 8
Osborne and wife, Miss Florence Osborne
Miss G. R. Ward, Neware, N. .J.;J. M. Davis
Camden; A. W. Jackmau, Philadelphia; J. W
Cunningham, Savannah; J. W. ]. Pierson
Robert P. Courtney, New York; 8. Talcott
New York; E. K. Hurns and wife, Hartford.
MILLS HOUSE.
George E. Tompkins, J. A. Leslie; b. +
Gurney, New York York; G. G. Baugh, Phila
delphia; A. F. Hall, J. W. Collins, Beaufort
W. E. Earle, Greenville; VIM. J. Tllton, Bos
ton; N. G. Blanchard, Atlanta.
PAVILION HOTEL.
R. q. Kelahan, South Carolina; r. VII
llams. Leesville; J. F. Haskins, Greensboro
JIG. PopkiD, williamsburg Daniel McNatt
FayetteVllle. 'rs.i 2 ~. -
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ByJ. FRASER MATHEWEs,

EFEREE'S SALE.-JAMES ]. GREGG
II, and CASPAR A. OH1SoLM, Trustees, W.
WILLIAM GREGG. !r. s.s.od
case by the Bon. r, p. Graham, Judge LOT ING
First Circuit. 1 will 0ffer for sale THIS DAY,
22d dag Of February, 1872, at the cerner OF East
Raw and Br ad street, In Charleston, at II o'c ef
a. An n that TRACT OF LAND, situate. lying and b.
mo IN the coast OF South Carolina and known as
Seehrook,s Island; butting and bounding north
and northeast on Bohessert Greek, lands 9! aop'
Sinsou and Haulover Gut; east, sootn ana Soutn.
west by KIsWah River, Atlantic Ocean and NORM
Edisto River; and weat and northwest Gy auGs , VI
Harcellus and Archibald seaorook ana nss HnI1 -
SeRbrook, set apart to them under tne aectson "
the case OF N. NJ Seabrook Vs. VIM. Gregg et q,
messuring AID containing 42ls 1900 acres, more
or less. according to plat OF Hnme !ennenh
Sn, n,veyors bearing date 18th February. 1859, tne
nor,nn sssipned to Marcellus and Archlbald yea.
brook and Miss Eliza Seabrook being marked on
thereon by VIM. Hume, Surveyor, on 'tn Aaren'
1871. 49,. ..,o,.o,e a, an heal
thy residence the entire year, being seq Slana
on the Atlantic Ocean, and abounds Win gaMs1
fsh and oysters. The Tract Is heavily tinoelea
with live oak pine and other timber. and Is access
s,hie at ali times by vessels drawing az feet OF
Wster. A fne sea beach, washed by the Atlantic
ocean. affords facilities for riding, driving oatR'
Ieruls-Onefourth cash; balance on PONG, Pas y
ehle In one. two and three years. with lnteiesH
10 rer cent per annum, parable annunT; seTs 20
cd by a mortgage OF the pre4erty. Purc"a>e'7 -
nov for papers and stamps. ,.uceuRE
| ftbL1s,1s,15,ls,22 spe0is' ''''''.'
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THE FUNERAL OF MAJOR y. PoRoHRR, YES
terasy afternoon, at the Unitarian Church. IN
Archdale street, was largely attended by the
friends of the deceased and by the members
Of the various organizations with which ne
had been connected. The beautiful little
church was lit up, and was so crowded INT lnat
numbers were obliged to stand in the church
yard during the services. The pastor Of the
church, the Rev. R. P. Cutler, delivered atouch-
ing and pertinent discourse, after which the
remains were borne by Messrs. Charles Hen
~, DR.. A. B. Rose, G. R. Miles, Jas. Lowndes,
Theo. Jervey and J.R. Mathewes to their last
resting place in the church-yard. The flags OF
the shipping in the harbor, as we'll as the en-
sign of the Chamber Of Commerce, have been
half-masted during the last two days in honor
of the deceased merchant, His old fire COM
pany, the Phoenix, had their engine-house
drsped In mourning, and all of the other en-
CINE companies showed their sympathy by
raising their colors over their houses at hall
mast. Yesterday afternoon there was gene
raj closing of business houses down town, and
the whole community combined to pay ft
ting tribute to the upright gentleman whom
We have lost.
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By W. Y. -LEITCH & 3. 8. BRUINS,
90 .Aucti0neoFs. +.

NOMFORTABEER RESIDENCE FOB SALE
" to settle an Estate-Earle Va, Knauh.
By virtue OF q decree OF his Honor Judge Gfa-
ham III this case, will Sell, at public auction,
THIS DAY, 22d instant, at the Posto11ce, corner
Of Fart Bay and Broad streets, at IL O'Clock
AN thst LOT OF LAND, situated on the north
sde Of Cedar court In the City or Charleston, Up.
per wards, and known as number Is, In plan ot
hfteen lots, belonging to the Estate OF Robert
Limehouse, and made by r. &. Payne, August,
1851. Measuring in frent on Cedar court - leett
on back line % feet, on east and west lines III
feet aud inches each. Bounding at the north on
Land OF Mr.. Mazyck, east on Land Of Mrs. Tel.
nent, Mouth on Cedar court, to tho west on lot No.
IA. Also, that NARROW STRIP OF LAND, sts.
uated on the north side Of Cedar court, and join.
ing the above described lot on the west, measur-
ing feet In width and liz feet 8 inches on tho
west. Also, all that other LOT OF LAND. sttus-
ted on the norta side OF Cedar oeur', a-i Joining
the above lot last described on the wesr, and
being part OF the lots Nos. IA and Is In the plan
above described. Measuring In front on Cedar
court 83 feet, and the same-oHsu uSeH lns, ana
Ind gs f7 ffteet and Inches, more or Iasu
Terms -One third cash; balance In one and tHo
years, with interest from day OF sale, to be se-
cured by bond or bonds Of purchaser and mort;
gage OF premises; premises 70 be Insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser 70 pay the under
signed for all papers and stamps, and to- assume
city Taxes for 1872 CHARLES B. OARRERE,' %
1e03,N ,..#-r SpeclRl heleree. .
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Auction Sales This Day.

Wardlaw & Carew will sell at II O'Clock, at
the Postof1ce, real estate.
Leltch 4 Bruins win sell at IL o'clock, at the
Postofice, real estate; and continue sale Of
jewelry d No. 2e7iKingg street, at O'Clock.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at II o'clock, at
the Postoffice, real estate.
r. N. Marshall & Brother will sell at IL
o'clock, at the Postof1ce, real estate.
Samuel G. Black will sell at II O'Clock, at
east end Broad street, stock and bonds.
Hutson Lee will sell ut II o'clock, at east
end Broad street, valuable phosphate works
John G. .Milnor & Co. will sell at haif-past lo
o'clock, at their store, dry goods, DC.
VIM. Mckay will sell at half past 10 o'clock,
at No. As Wentworth street, COWS, wagon, fur
niture, &c.
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WHY THEY DON'T Stop IN CHARLESTON
IsceneAC Charleston Hotel piazza. Enter
country merchant, and to him drummer.]
D. How dye do Mr.. Jones. G. NJ. My name
ia Smith, sir. Don't recollect ever seeing you
before, but glad to see you nou, sir, anyhow |!
What can do for you? D. Hear you're
going to New York to trade, sir! g. NJ. Yes.
Anything can do for you In New. York? ,.
No. sir; but Mr., Smith, why don't sou stop In
Charleston, c. NJ. Stop ih Charleston MY
Lord, sir want to bay 5000 worth, ,of goods
in one line alone. d. Well Of course that
line s.. C.M.i Yes, Of course D.
Well our house is 10 that line, and we would
like to sell you $4,000 worth g. n. Nom
sence nonsence What is the name OF your
house, D. '.A. Respectable & CO... G. M.
Never heard of them. D. Never heard OF
them, sir. Borne the same name for hffy
years. Why your grandfather used to trade
with them! C.M. That may be, sir, but my
grandfather has been dead many years. and
for myself never heard nor saw the, name Of
your firm. No, sir, not even in a Charleston
paper. Good by, sir. (C.A. gets Into bus
for the New York steameE)
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4MUsEAENTS.
Chesney Void.

Everybody has read Dickens, and most OF
ma have read "Bleak Houses" but, If we mis-
take not, .Chesney wold," the dramatic rem
derlpg OF the great chancery story, was per-
formed last night for the first time upon the
Charleston stage, and fortunate were our
habituSs of the Academy in having JaBaus'
chek to interpret fer them the great
master of fiction. 'Guppy" was very
good, almost equal to our pristine IDEA OF
that young limb of the law, as obtained from
the illustrations that accompanied the num-
bers of the original "Bleak House, esther
summerson" disappointed us. Not that the
young lady who last night personated tnat
sentimental piece of perfection Of Dickens
did not act her part admirably, but because
the character plays large part In the novel,
and but very subordinate one IN the
play. "Slr Leicester Dedlock" and Mr. Tulking-
horn acted admirably! and Inspector Buck
ct was capital. "Jo," however, we think,
was the best of all the accessory characters in
the drama. He was got up regardless OF ex-
pense, and if he was not neat In hls simplicity,
certainly gave faithful rendering of one of
Dlckens's most felicItous creations.
The Janauschek ais ssLady Dedlock" was her
self throughout. Dignity, fear, courage, ma
ternal affection, anguish and remorse, were all
depicted In turn, each with so perfect an iden-
tification with the character personated, that
the audience were at once lost 10 wonder, aId
epIoyed the keen intellectual treat ofso marvel
lous an exhibition of dramatic power and YER
satillty The latter was heightened by the fact
of Madame Janauschek playing the double rote
of Lady Dedlock, and of Hortense, the French
waiting maid, which afforded her splendid
opportunity to show her "many-sidedness,
ito borrow a term from our cousins Germany
The delineation of Hortense was, If 1t were
possible, even still better than that Of her
Lady Dedlock.
The house last night, we were pleased to
see, was again good one, and tonight, we
feel assured, the Academy will be jammed, for
our Charleston people have never failed to pay
honor to shakespeare land Macbeth is faVo-
ritep play.
=. Z The Threo Hunchbacks.
All the little ones, as well as mullitudes OF
children of a. larger growth Will be delighted
to hear that the company which Is to occupy
the Academy boards next week Is full and
welorganized Pantomime Troupe, from Fisk's
Grand Opera House In New York-with all
the tricks and transformations. dances, fun
and froic, which makes up the enjoyment Of
such an entertainment. Our neighbors of
Augusta are enthusiastic over the company,
which is to open Monday night In the Three
Hunchbacks.
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CRanLEYs PARIS KID GLoyEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
tearing or ripping.
Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Palx.
n.,ou, London, So Regent street.
DEfofs New York, 929 Broadway.
FURoHaofFH, H BENEDICT 4 Co., sole Agens
for Charleston. noVSomos
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The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-By announce
ment in another column 1t will be seen that q
grand temperance celebration will be held
this evening at Hibernian Hall. to which the
public is cordially invited. The names pre-
sented as speakers insure rare treat, and
should cause the large hall to be flied to over
flowing. Rev. d. NJ. Mood and Rev. U. 3.
vedder are always sure to please Charleston
audience, whilstiRobert n. Faust, Esq, past
most worthy sR6sshhtaroh Of the National Division
Sons of Temperance, is everywhere remem-
bered as gracefnl'and attractive speaker. A
feature Of The evening will be music by the
Post Bald.ii. J.
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CLUBS AND srARs.-Robert slmons, reported
torhszing his chimney on fire at No. IL In
spechon street, was fined two dollars.
David Dickinson, arrested for being drunk
and abusing the, ,passersby In Warren street,
explained the matter satisfactorily, and was
discharged.
Two inebriates. who found East Bay too mar
row aud crooked for sober men 10 walk In,
were taken 10 the, GuardhOuse and each fined
dollar.
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TIE BLUE RIDGE RAILRoAD:-The following
is the exact text Of the resolution introduced
by Alderman Smith at the meeting of City
Council on Tuesday night, and unanimously
adopted: "a yt :.
Resolved, Thatthe committee on railroads
communicate with the city attorney and ascer-
tain from him what is the present status OF the
investment in the Blue Ridge Railroad, and
In Hlat manner that Investment and its well
understood purposes are effected by the sale
OF the stock Of the State In said road ana Dy
the billto relieve the State OF SCUM Caronna u
of ali liability for Its guarantee of the bonds OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company and other
wise. and that the said committee be and are
hereby authorized to take proceedings by IN
junction or otherwise for the protection OF the
vested Interests OF the City Of Charleston IN
the Blue Ridge Railroad.
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nESIRkBLE RESIDENCE FOE SALE
~ For partition an Estate. Jones, Guardian
OF FlyHn vH. Flynn. 's9 -. -.
By virtue OF decree Of his Honor Judge Ora.
ham In this case. win sen at public auction,
tn DAY, 22d instant, ct the Pcstomce, corner
OF Eas; Bay and Broad streets, at IL O'Clock a H.,
All tiias CERTAIN 10E, PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND, on the eastern side OF Tfapmann street,
In the City OF Chsrleston.; with the DWELLING
HOUSE AND OUTBU1LDfNGS thereon, butting
and bounding on,the north by lands of John
Burns, on the eastby lands or George W. Cooper
on the south by lands, Of ~. O. Trumoo, and on
me west by Trspmann street. and measuring
and containing In n Mt on TfapmanA Htreee
and Or the back line sixty two feet six 1nches
le2 e1 and In depth from east TO west, forty-nve
leet t45.)
Terms one.iourth cash; balance In one, two and
three years, with interest from day OF s1ie TO be
secured by bond or bonds Of purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises. Premises to be insuf.
| ed and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay tho
undersigned r all papers and stampe, and:to
CHARLES E. OARRERE, !.
feb3,lT,N H' = Special Referee. 2
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SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD, and similar
troubles, If suffered to progress, result In
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes In.
curable. "Brown's Bronchial Troches" reach
directly the seat OF the disease, and give al
most instant relief feb20-tuths3
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RyJ. FRASER MATHEWES.

VTGL BE SOLD AT THE CORNER OF
w Broad street and East Bay, THIS
DAY, 92d instant, at Il O'Clock,
MEREDITH PLANTATION, In st. Paul's Parish,
ColletOn County, on Tugadoo Greek and WDtoRn
Road, one and half miles from New Road sta.
tio-, Savannah and Charleston Rat road; md
twenty miles from Charleston, containing aooIs
400 acres Of Cotton, Rice and Provision Land,
well wooded and q healthy location The entire
Terms-One.third cash; balance in two equal
annual instalments, secured BY bond and mo!t-
gaQe of the property, with interest," Purchaser 70
nav me TOR papers and stamps. feb1-Wlth2
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

T OF OF LAND ON BROAD STREET.
IL On TUESDAY, 9th instant, at IL O'Clock A.
n, will be sell, near the Postof1ce,
The LOT OF LAND at the corner OF Broad, Lo-
gan and New streets. measuring 40 feet on Broad
street, northwest on New street l21 feet inches,
southwest on Lot OF Mr.. Dunbar Paul SO feet,
southeast on Mr.. Lawless's Lot, from which It Is
separated by Q line running northeast, measures
40 feet to the south, on o trtsnguar piece, mea-
surtng 80 feet, to the east, on Logan street, 130
feet as per plat Of Chas. Parker, Surveyor, drawn
June 20, 1858. '-.-..
Conditiens- -One.half cash; balance by bond,
payable tn one year, With interest," secured ey
and revenue stamps. feb20-tuthsmtu6
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anr1lpr1 Sales.--future Mons
ByLOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE. :

LING STREET LOT OF LsND.
IN On TUESDAY, 9th instant, at II O'Clock A.
n. will be sold, near the Postofilce,
The LOT OF LAND on the east side OF King
street. next north Of Mr.. Lacassagne's,) between
Queen street and Horlbeck,s alley, measuring q
feet inches In front by 231 feet deep, more or
less having the old foundation and cistern on It..
Conditions-0ne. cash; balance BY bond
bearing seven per cent. semi annual interest,
payable In one and two years, to be secured by .
mortgage OF the Lot. Purchaser to pay for pa.
pers and revenue stamps - feb20. .tuthsmtu5
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BY 3. N. MARSHALL 8 BRO.

EINE PLANTATION IN ST. JAMES
IL Goose Greek. q.
On THURSDAY. 2sth Instant at II O'Clock, Will
be sold at the Postof1oe,
on Goose Greek, known as the "Melgrove Place."
having settlement OF seven Buildings.. II con.
tans about 76 acres Of cleared Dplands, 1t0 acres
Of Rice Land, under bank, with ample back water
for the same, and the balance well WOODED.
Terms easy; made known at sale.
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LARGE SALE OF LoTs:-Messrs. Wardlaw d
CareW win sell to-day, in front Of the Postof-
fee, small dwelling house in Line street
and large number of contiguous lots 'front.'
ing, some Of them, on Meeting, some on Line,
and some on Aiken streets. Persons desirous
OF securing pleasant home, with the aid Of
fered under the fire loan act, will do well to
attend this sale.
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TIE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.-The
sixth anniversary meeting of the Washington
Light Infantry Charitable Association will be
held this ievenlng, at 7 o'clock,-at the Aer-
chants Hotel, corner Of King and Society
streets. The annual election, for officers, &C.,
will be held.
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FINE JEwELRY AT AUCTIoN.-The great bar
gains In fine jewelry which are to be had at
the nightly auction sale of the jewelry STOCK
Of the late Jas. E. Spear are especially worthy
the attention of the public.
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FRESH TROPICAL FRUIT. Lovers OF fine
fruit have an excellent chance to supply them
selves by applying 10 Frank Kressel q Co.,
Market street and East Bay.
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A FULL line of Ladies' White Kid Gloves, all
numbers, for 81. A full line of Gents Gloves
up to No. 9. FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No.
PA King street. febb
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NOVELTIES IN SHPs.-The German ship Pal
merston, which arrived here yesterday from
New York, has some pecularlties which are
not usual, she being four masted, the fourth
being bark rugged, and has no jlbooom, but
simply bowsprlt. She was built In England
for steamer, but was altered into sailing
ship. She is about twelve hundred tons, and
is consiened TO Messrs. Lesesne d Wells.
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By W. Y. LEITCH .&R.;ss:BRUNs,

ESTATE SALE OF JEWELRY, SILVER.
IL WARE, Watches; Diamonds, DC. by order
OF the Administrator. of-she Estate Of JAKES e.
sPEAE. ~. :. =. a., wa. ...s,. =,
THIS EVENING" I'd instant at o'c ock,
The entire STOCK OF JEWELRY, tilver.Wars
Diamonds, Watches. Rings, Clocks. DC, &c. NJ
gether with the Fixtures, Counters, Show-Casab
&C., DC. ..'Sil>i =. 5.2Fs2l5 p
Tern9 cash. All articles to be delivered the day
Alter RNes n! J. -, !. frNt. SIT. s4fS1e04
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Mks. BARBor's soLFEeE CLAssEs.-Borh the
solfege classes advertised by Mrs. P. J. Barbot
are expected to be formed, and meet at her
residence, at five o'clock this afternoon. It Is
very Important that all who have applied tor
admission to the classes should be present at
the first lesson.
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!: 'sMusIc HATH CHARMs.n Last evening the
residents in the nelghborhood of the Cathe-
dral, were treated TO some lively music from
st. Pstrlck's brass band. This organization
has fifteen instruments which are performed
upon by as many young amateurs of our
city. They have but lately begun to practice,
and their rendition Of home sweet home, and
other airs of more STEERING nature last even
Ing in the Cathedral yard, speaks well for the
progress they have already made. The band
will probably make It's first appearance In
public on st. Patrick's Day.
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

TWO LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE TRADD
II street. near Council street, at Auction. Z,
win be sold on TUESDAY, February 9th, 1879,
at IL O'Clock, at the corner OF Broad and East Bay
All these TWO LOTS OF LAND on the south
side Of Tadd street. next but one to the corner OF
Council street, on the west, and on the east by
LOT now or lately belonging to Enston, south by
Lot now or lately belonging to Burnett, north by
Tradd street, west BY Lot now or lately belonging
to VIM. P. Holmes. and measuring In front thirty.
seven 1917 feet Six (8) inches each, and one hum
dred and twelve dl2) feet In depth, be the same
more or less. ,h.i
Ttrms-One.thIrd cash; balance In one and two
years, TO be secured by bond and mortgage, with
interest from Jay Of sale, payable annually. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
febl6-2thtu1
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By r. M MARSHALL T. BRO.

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN NORTH.
IL EASTERN portion OF the City.
On THURSDAY, oath instant az II O'Clock, viii
be sold at the Postoh1ce, ..
Reid street, near Bay street, having or 10
rooms, 2 pazzls, large kitchen, cistern, gas, DC.
Lot go by 200 feet. Also the Lot adjoining, being
at southeast corner OF Drake and, Reid streets,
measuring go by 200 feet.
Terms easy; made known at sale.
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NOTICE TO ToUR1sTs.-stereoscopic views oi
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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AT FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT Co., 10 pieces
Black Gros Grain fine Silk, only 50; worth
81 so. Ten pieces Black Gros Grain fine Silk
24inches) only 81 81. feb6
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BUSINESS NOTICES

AT FuRcHeorT, B-SED1or & Co., No. 244
King street, splendid line OF Black Alpaca
for 40 and so cent?, worth 60 and rs cents.
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MARX Your CLoTH1Na!-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazsa. and East Bay
News Room. octl4-th
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5perial Nctires.

wooNs1GNEEs PER MERCHANTS
LINE BRIG W. H. PARKS. from New York, will
send to Adger's North Wharf for Goods before
sunset; those remaining will be stored at their
rtsk and expense. No claims allowed after
Goods are removed. gs...
WILLIAM ROACH 4 CO.,
feb22.1 Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-22
Meetings This Day.

Union Light Infantry Charitable Society," at
SP. N.
Washington Fire Engine Company, at Z
P. N.
Charleston Social Mounted Club, at IL IL.
Cincinnati Society, at P. N.