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By HUTSON. LEE,
Aucrioneer.
Auccioneer.
VALUABLE PHOSPHATE WORKS FOR


VALUABLE PHOSPHATE WORKS FOR
" - .:', n SALE.
WIN be sole, at the east end Of Bro. street on
Tne' entire PROPERTY Of the Farmers Fertili-
ger Company of South Carolina, consisting OF:
ATRAUT OF LAND, halt mile from the Olty OF
Charleston, containing thirty.dye ts5l acres, upon
which nave recently 6es9 ID
one FRAME MILL, stories high. 45xS0 feet.
One Brick Engine Boiler house, 25x4o feet' VIII
Eour BricK Kilns. for drying Phosphate Rock
and TWO Wnaryc8. 80
The MACHINERY, which has been most care.
fully construc ed, consists Of; .,...
One S0horse power ENGINE, compete.
-Four pair OF St0nes.!a ~
Two Crushers. Id
One Poole 4 Hunt Patent Mixer.
Skating, Elevators, Beliing, DC, DC.
Located on the Ashley Rive, where the richeaf
Phosphate Deposits are found, In immediate prox.
unity to the City Of Charleston, with sufficient
depth Of water at the wharf 10 accommodate the
largest vessels entering this harbor, connected oy
tho South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads,
which pass through the premises, with the entire
south and West, built expressly for Phosphate
Manufacturing work and ueyer having been used,
this Property oflerd unsurpassed lndUCementt 70
any party desiring to embark In this lucrative
business. .EE ~
Terms Of sale-One. fourth ~ cash; balance In
(s) three equal payments, at 8, 6 and months,
secured by bond Of the purchaser, bearing inter-
est at the rare or per cent. per annum, ana
mortgage OF the property. Buildings 10 be In
sured and policies assigned. Purchaser to pay
auctloneer for all necessary papers aud stamps.
The Property can be inspected by parties desir.
ing to purchase at any time prior 20 the fale.
jan3l-wfm9tuwth3
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YEsTERDAYN THE COURTS.
The General Sessions, Hon. r..
Graham Presiding.


The General Sessions, Hon. r.. r.
Graham Presiding.
The grand jury brought In the following
bills: James Jones, murder, true bill; James
Burbage, grand larceny, no bill; Jacob West,
rape, true bill; Abraham Varer, forgery, true
bill; N. T. Proctor, assault and battery, no
bill.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Two indictments against Moses Rudolph,
assault with intent 10 kill and assault and bat
terry. G. L. Holmes, Esq, for the defence. Not
guilty on both.
London Williams, grand larceny. R. W. sey.
mour, Esq, for the defence. Trial liked for the
14th instant.
Toby Brown and Albert Harrison, grand
larceny. R. W. Seymour, Esq, for the de-.
fence. Same disposition.
Lazarus johnson, grand larceny. B. W. sey-
mour, ESQ.,, for the defence. Guilty.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
United States Court.
In the United States District Court the hear
ing of the testimony In the case of Farmer
against Sanders was resumed, pending which
the court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
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THEPAUFYC FERTILIZERS.
CHARLESTON; December IS, 1871.

CHARLESTON, December Is, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS. Z
To confirm public confidence In the Guanos
offered for sale by me, 1t has always been my
desire to avail myself Of the best scientific
ability in order to give the planter every poss-:
BILE guarantee as to their standard. My store
houses In the city, as well as the Pacific Guano
Works at Rikersvllle, have ever been open for
inspection; and although the latter have been
under the personal supervision of Dr.. st. Ju-
lien Ravenel, yet with his entire approval our
stock has yearly been examined by Professor
Shepard and his endorsements Of their high
standard received. enclose herewith an ex-
tract from his report just taken. The analyses
are on file at my Office. in. ROBSON,
No. 68 East Bay, and
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf.
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II the committee on unfinished business,

of the committee on unfinished business,
which was adopted. !'t = -
Comp. James BIrnie presented the report
on grand secretary's report, which vas
adopted.
Leave was granted to Washington Chapter
to change its place of meeting from Bamberg
to Graham's, aud its dues for 1870 and 1871
were remitted.
Comps R. s. Bruins, Henry Bnist and Will
mot G. DeSaussure were appointed a COM
mlltee to prepare suitable testimonial to the
memory of Comp. Isaac T. Martin.
The Grand Chapter was then called off until
eleven o'clock, this morning.
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TIE GREENvLLE ExTESsIoN.-A delega-
tion from the City of Greenyille is now In
Charleston to consult with the directors Of the
South Carolina Railroad Company as to the
extension of railroad connection to Asheville,
North Carolina. The delegation consists OF
the Hon. James P. Moore, mayor; Hon. T. G.
Cover, Wm. Beattie, Esq, A. Blythe, Esq,
and F. B. McBee, Esq.
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WE CALL attention of planters to the ad7er-
tisement of ''Middle.,n's Fish Ammoniated
Phosphates.n This fertilizer has received the
universal commendation of those who have
used 1t on cotton, corn and rice. The cash
price is $45 per ton. Messrs. J. A. Enslow Il
Co. are the agents, No. 14l East Bay.
fah1Q
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By II. H. DeLEON.

CSALE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN RAIL-
y ROAD.
Theodore D. Wagner and Ashury Coward,
Trustees, vs. the Kings Mountain Railroad Com.
pany-Foreclosure OF Mortgage. ~
In pursuance OF the terms OF mortgage eIeou.
ted hy the Kings Mountain Railroad Company, on
the 18th day or March, 1855. and BY virtue OF the
tlor at Charleston, 5. g corLer East Bay and
Broad streets, at II O'Clock, IN WEDNESDAY,
March 20, 1872,
The entire RAILROAD Of the said Company, in
GLIDING the bed and superstructures OF said Road,
the materials used in construction the sta ions,
ststion.house depots, store houses workshops,
machinery and fixtures thereon, and all The en-
glnes and rolling stock, together with all tho
rights, privileges and easement belonging or ap-
pertaining to said Railroad Company.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and
THEODORE D. WAGNER,
AsBUkY COWARD,
jan12mwf Trustees.
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LABORATORY OF The MEDICAL COLLEGE, ;
QUEEN STREET,
CHARLESTON, December Is, 1871.
'sIn conclusion would state that the three
articles (namely, two samples Of Pacific Guano
and one sample of Com. Acid Phosphate,) ex-
amined are fully up to the old standard Of the
Soluble Pacific.
"Very respect ully yours,
feb13-5DaO ssCHAs u. SHEPARD, Jr."
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WHEELER & WILSON, Singer, and Grover d
Baker family Sewing Machines for sale at low
prices, fully warranted. These machines
have been taken in part payment for the un-
riuaued Weed F. F. and Letter G Silent Ma
chimes, and will be sold cheap to make room
tor more Offering, at No. 3O7 KiRg street.
ian07.n1u
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To THE LOVERS OF COOP BWALvEs.-Call
and try some Cedar Keys, or Smiths ceebra-
ted Philadelphia Ale, constantly kept fresh on
hand, and for sale in any quantity, at GLEA'
soN's Saloon, No. 1o4 Market street.
febl3-2
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BUSINESS NOTI OES.

La VALENr1NA.-The Charleston branch OF
this famous Havana cigar factory has been
purchased by Messrs. Mantoue q Co., who
will conduct it. In frst-class style, producing
the choicest brands of Havana cigars. See
advertisement.
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auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, spring dry goods, DC.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at MS
store, clothing, hats, &c.
RM. Marshall Bro. will sell at half'p III
O'Clock, at their Office, horse, wagon and mar
noSa
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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. FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT Co., No.
PA King street. 1eb5
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Asa WEDNEsDAY.-To.day in the Ecclesias-
slcal calendar marks the beginning OF the
penitential season of Lent. The day will be
observed in the Catholic and Episcopal
Churches. In the former, besides the usual
Masses, there will be the ceremony of the
imposition of ashes upon the foreheads OF the
oonoroootinDq
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AT FuRcuooTT, BENEDICT Co., 10 pieces
Back Gros Grain fine Silk, only 81; worth
81 80. Ten pieces Black Gros Grain foe Silk
"a inches) only 81 81. feo6
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CITY AFFAIRS S.

4-Nr WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, iJr.f and Mr..
n h. PORTER, are the travelling agents for
TIE NEWS, the former for lower and the lat
ter for upper South Carolina.
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CITY COUNCIL. There was no meeting OF
Council last evening as expected, business
quorum of the aldermen not being present.
Those who came waited the. fifteen minutes
prescribed by rule, and then went way.
The Mayor was not able to attend on account
of slight lndisposltion, but will pro badly
out by Thursday, which Is spoken Of as the
time for the next meeting.
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BRIDGE WASHED AwAY.-We learn that the
temporary bridge across the Wateree, upon
the Wilmington and Columbia Railroad, about
twenty-five miles from Columbia, was washed
aHay Yesterday.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL Jury of Inquest was
empaueled by Trial Justice Nelson Joyner
on the 7th instant to inquire into the circum.
stances that led to the death of Jonas Banls-
ter, near Holly Hill. Itappeared that the de-
ceased came to his death from wound In
hioted on him by horse running away with q
cart. It is proper to state here that this horse
is Me same that killed Alexander Clark dur
ing the month of June last.
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CRooUEr CRooUET THE cheapest In the
city. Price 81. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
dec20
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REAL ESTATE sALE.-A building lot on the
front beach of Suliivan's Island, near the old
Presbyterian Church, was sold yesterday NOR
ming, at auction, by Leltch & Bruins, for $3.50
oh
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SoLFEaE CLAss.-Mrs. P. j. Barbot, who, is
both athorough musician aud an accomplished
pianist, will commence solfese class, on the
29d instant. fops children from. the ages of
eisht: to fourteen. sSolfe .e is the basis Of
good musical education, and is highly recon-
mended by Thalberg, Gottschalk aud the first
musicians of the age. If. Victor Petit taught
solfege in Charleston with remarkable success,
and his daughter, Mrs. Barbot, follows his
method. No better opportunity could, there
fore, be had Of giving to young persons
course of instruction which, with moderate
study on their part, will enable them to sing
at sight, and give them good knowledge of
the practice aud theory of music. The ad-
dress of Mrs. Barbot and the terms OF tait:on
Sre stated elsewhere.
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PARTIES Wishing Mules will do well to call
at A. Wilson & Co.'s Stables before purehas-
ing elsewhere. febl4-WlmiC
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JUST RECEIVED, a fine lot Of timber and
farm Mules, at Wison & Co.. . Stables, oppo
site Pavilion Hotel. febl4-Wfm10
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS -stereoscopic views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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nORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the official return of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week end.
ing Saturday last, February 10, 1871:
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''CAN you tell me where Pleuge's Hat Store
is to be found ?" "At No. 2Ol King street, sir."
feb13-2
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BRACKETS, Side and Corner Book Slides and
Wall Pockets. HAsEL ST. BAZAAR. feb14-w
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Meetings rnis Day.

Palmetto Lodge, at Z P. n.
ROYAL aud Select Masters, at halt-pase )
P. n.
Lafayette Artillery Charitable Association,
at P. II.
German Fire Company, at P. M.
Republicans Of Ward 4, at P. 81.
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ARRIVAL OF ENGLISH IMMIGRANTs.-As the
first fruits of the Immigration Bureau estab-
lshed by Messrs Vim. NJ. Lawton, Il. T. Peake
and B. Il. True, there arrived yesterday on
the steamer South Carolina fourteen sturdy
Immigrant laborers, who are en- route for
Madison, Georgia. They are all English; and
it may be interesting TO our planting friends
to know that the whole cost of obtaining
them forwarded to their destination, has, in
this case, been only twenty-five dollars each.
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At FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., 6 inch all
colors Boiled Silk Ribbon 81; worth 81 so.
fpbb
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The QUEEN OF TRAGEDY.-Everything pro.
misses dramatic ovation next week to Fanny
Janauschek, the once famous German actress,
but now as celebrated and successful as an
actress In English. Her professional career In
the United States is, perhaps, more remark
able than anythlng we know OF In hlstrionic
art She came here two or three years ago
with the highest European reputation, but
stranger unknown In America, and not speak
Ing a word of English. She performed in
German at the New York Academy of Music,
and Impressed the public with her extraordi-
nary dramatic talents, and afterwards gave a
successful round OF performances in the same
language OF different cities throughout the
United States, realizing, as we understand,
forty thousand dollars during the season.
Her unsurpassed merits were universally re-
cognized By the press and public. But she
saw that her success was limited BY perform
ing before the American people In language
they did not understand, and resolved to mas
ter the English language, with view to per-
form 10 1t. She had the ambition to become
as great an actress In English as she had been
In German. Many doubted the result, and not
few said It was Impossible she could succeed.
But she is woman not to be deferred by
difficulties. Her resolution and perseverance
proved equal to her genius. She mastered the
English, and has since been even more suc-
cessful than she was while performing Ger
man. During the last fall and winter season
Fanny Janauschek has, under her own man
agement, netted over all expenses nearly fifty
thousand dollars Her profits at st. Louis
alone for short season amounted to near ten
thousand dollars. This shows not only the
splendid talents, determination and perseVer-
ance of Janauschek, but the appr1 citation and
llberality of the American public as well.
Charleston, which seldom fails to show Its
substantial appreciation of real genius, will
give the great tragedlenne a rouslDg vel
come.
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SALE OF STOCKS AND BoNDs.-Messrs. Holmes
& Macbeth sold yesterday morning at auction:
$4,000 City of Charleston six per cent. stock,
at $50
$ll50 Savannah and Charleston, Railroad
seven per cent. bonds, Stats" guarantee, at 67:'
7;shares and As half shares Bank of Charles
ton stock, at 20a.
$40 was offered per share for7 shares ofthe
South Carolina Railroad Company.
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RESULT OF. A RAFFLE.-The toy set Of furni.
ture raf1ed at McLean's was won by No. 10
Mr.. T. ]. Webb.
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PARCHEEsr PARcHEEsI IA royal game OF
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Bay
News Room. apr20-w
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VALENTINES delivered to any part OF th'
city If left at the Uptown News Depot.
feb5-mwf5
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4 PRINCE IN TRoUBLE.-Between twelve
and one O'Clock yesterday morning disturb
ance occurred In house in Tradd street,
which called loudly for the interference of the
police. The latter entered, and were stub
bornly resisted by colored man named
Prince Bowen, who refused to be arrested. A
severe scuffle epsued, and Bowen was at
length captured, but not until he had struck
one Of the police several severe blows. He
wasi taken to the Guardhouse, and, hsVlng
been brought before the Mayor later IN the
morning, the case was turned over to a trial
Justice for Investigation.
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CHEnLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even alter wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
tearing or ripping.
Paris, 20 Rue de Ia PaIx.
nz,or, London, 53 Regent street.
OSfois New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 8 Temple Place.
FuRcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-6mos
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P1CruREs ExTRAORDINARY.-Itm must be said
to the credit of Mr Souder that he has not
only provided Charleston with the most ele-
CANT art gallery ever established In the city,
but he furnishes pictures that are beyond COM
parIson in delicacy of finish with any ever be-
fore taken here. Nor is this all. The Eagle
Ferrotype Gallery, Of which he has assumed
charge, next door to his Photographic esta-
bllsGment, turns out ferrotypes that are mar
vels OF cheapness. Thlrtytwo pictures for a
dollar. Think of that
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By MILES DRAKE.

By B. NJ. MARSHALL s BRO. ; 20
THIS DAY, AT "a RALF-PASTs 2. 49,
i O'Clock, will be sod, at Nc. as Broad ostrassp
very fne, fast and snowy NORTHElh5N
HORSE. thoroughly broken, sound ana genie.
Also Wagon and Harness. 7..n ;2a6
Conditions cash., --ss.ei, 1abl4
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CLUBS AND srARs.-ohn Benson, colored
juvenile, arrested at the old game Of sampling
cotton on Accommodation wharf without
authority, was sent to the House of Correction
for twenty days.
Emma Nichols, lodged for being drunk and
dlsorderly in store at the corner Of Magazine
and Mazyck streets, was fined two dollars, or
in event of non-payment to go to the House of
Correction for ten days.
william Hicks, for raising disturbance In
Military Hall aud refusing to be quiet, was
visited with similar sentence.
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DEcEAsE OF A CoLoRED CLEReYMAN.-The
Rev. Charles smalls, the Jealous and popular
pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, Morris
street, died on Saturday last. His funeral ser
vices, which took place on Monday, were at
tended by an fmmese eoncourse of sorrowlng
friends. Rev. DR.. Winkler, Rev. F. W. Eason,
of Darlington, Rev. Jacob ;Legare and other
cIergymen, participated in the funeral services.
The deceased minister was much beloved By his
congregation, who had, by his devoted ener-
ey, eenilcreased from few individuals to
church membership of twelve hundred
persons.
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THE COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONTEMPORARIES
ward meetings for the election Of delegates to
this convention were held last night. We
have received the following returns of dele
gates chosen:
Ward Colonel W. N. TAFT, D. a. Furst,
william Reed, u. Young, J. NJ. Reed, Den
mis- R. Bunch.
Ward 2-E. W. M. Mackey. Matthias Smith,
F. N. Johnstone, Prlmus Green, Jr., L. b.
Jones, Paul Frasler.
Ward 3-Thos. Aiken, NJ. Caulfeld, Rope
Meares, A. B. Mitchell, Jos. P. Howard, q b
Miller.
Ward &C. Simmons, A. NcCloud, G.. Var
derhorst, F. II. Carmand, s. D. Maxwell, G.
b. Dansman.
Ward Jos. whyte, John Gordon, ]. G:
Ford, J. J. Houston, J. ]. Grant, Samuel
Nolsette.
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Gigurs, Gobarro, or.

Having purchased the above named establish.
.ment, and having all the facilities necessary, we
are prepared to furnish the public In general
with hrstcass HAVANA CIGARS, manufactured
from fine Vuelta Abs 10 Tobacco.
We will have full stock constantly on hand.
Ofders for special Brands filled at shortest no.
tice. MANTOUE CO,
Nos. III and 118 East Bay,
Charleston, s. O.
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The SECURITY DOOR CHEcK.-This Is very:
cheap, strong and simple contrivance for se-
curing any door when partially open. 1t Is
empha,ically an article "handy to have about
the house." and in warm weather especially
win be Invaluable. By its use you may retire
at night and repose, with your. door ajar at
any angle, without fear of intrusion. The
pfee is only fifty cents, and the instrument
wilflast forever. -Mr. W. R. Hoyt, of Charles
ton, lis the general agent for South carolina,
North Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
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ByR. NJ. MARSHALL & BROTHER.
an THURSDAY, ,'22D INSTANT, AT IL
" O'Clock, will be sold at the Postoface, Broad
Tie HOUSE No. 90 Beaufain street, on south
side next west OF Rutleige. containing SIX rooms;
the Lot measures As by 116 feet. Also Lot on
Lynch st,eer, measuring 60 oy l0o !eet. sa b9saa
locations. .el -.
Gu ed as usual. PLrcha.er to pay as 1or Stamps
and pap r. 1eDlo-tnstuoHth thA
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By W. Y. LEITCH & B. $. BRUINS,
Aucttoneers. 4,
BUILDING LOT ON. SULLIVAN'S
ID Island, with one Story house. large Ctstern
and q lot OF Brick.
VIII be sold at the east end Of Broad street, on
THURSDAY, 18th inst INT, at IL O'Clock,
Tile above LOT. formerly known as the proper.
ty Of Andrew McDows, Esq, and situated AZ the
corner OF Middle anu Back Streets
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Us for pagers
and stampg. 1eoA
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Gurtion 5ales--gntnre Daus.

GnltiGn 5ales--Jntnre iUaus:
By A. TOBIAS SONS nv"
MANAGED CORN AND FLOUR ON AC-
IL COUNT OF Underwriters and all concerned,
cargo Of Schooner Harriet Baker, from BaA-i
more, f,t.7., "a
on THURSDAY, 18th instant, we WIN sen, at 10
O'Clock, in store, No. "a Vendue Range g. - -
1860 bags q bushels each) Prime White CORH.S-I
AND, - r,,l5:.
200 barrels FLOUR. -
Imported IN and damaged on bosrd Schooner
Harriet Baker, on her voyage from Baltimore 70
this port, and sold on account Of UnderwriterS
and all concern ed.
Conditions cash. 1ebl4
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CARD.
Having disposed to Messrs MANTOUE d co. my
right and title In the Charleston Branch OF the
Havana Cigar Factory, LA VALENTINO, In retir-
ing from the above named business return my
thanks to my friends and the public In general
for their kind patronage, and solicit contin.
uance OF the same for my successors.
N. j. QUINTERO.
Charleston, S. G., February IL, 1872. febl4
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OHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND Re-
TAIL MANUFACTURING CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
40. 80 King STREET, THREE DOORS SOUTH OF
SOCIETY STREET.