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The New York herald., 1872-11-16

Mayor Hall appointed yesterday Mr.. Smith Ely,
Jr., Commissioner OF Public Instruction. in place Of
Loring Ingersoll, resigned. The Mayor also ap-
pointed Mr.. James W. Booth School Trustee OF the
Ninth ward, vice DR.. Van Antwerp, resigned.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER.
ship ot Wm W. Elias Brother i this day dissolved
John w Elas having Withdrawn therefroul, ana that
the business will hereafter b. continued under the nrm
name ol VIM VI. Elias Co. WM. NJ. ELIAS.
NEW Yokk, Nov II, 1872 j. W. ELIAS.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steady for "spot' and Easier for
"Future;'' Receipts at the Ports, s,s36
Bales-Flour Steady-Whcat and Corn
Higher-POrk NOminal-Lard Steady
Freights Firm-Petr0leum Inactive
but Firm-Naval Stores Easier-East
India Goods Quiet-Wool Firmer and
Active-IIetais Generally Quiet-yVhis-
KEY Firm.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

Frederick A. Whitlock, in the employ Of Brooks
Brothers, tailors pleaded guilty In Jefferson Market
yesterday to having embezzlcd $685. the property Of
his employers, and was held to answer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
Friday. Nov. l5-1O;I5 A. M,

i $4,000 US $40. c, '67.. :. ll5,S
10000 do. -. ..... .b3 li57s
= 65V0 Us go, c, IS. -. ll5ls
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

Augustus Wroy, boy in the employ OF MrSl
Ida Wood, on Tenth avenue, stole from her $35, to
which charge he pleaded guilty and was committed
in default OF bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern state bonds were dull and the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-11

CLUBS AND STARS-Robt. Artope, lodged for
stealing brass weights from King street
grocery, was held for further examination.
Samuel Meyers, arrested for raising dis
turbsnce on Southern wharf, was turned over
to trial justice.
Jno. Kelly, lodged for being drunk and dis.
orderly in Beaulain street, and striking the
policeman with brass knuckles, was sentenced
to nav fine of ten dollars or spend twenty
days in the House of Correction. He appealed
to trial justice.
Henry Harrison and Thos. Parker, arrested
for fighting in King street, near Mary, were
fined-Heury two dollars, and Thomas one
dollar, with alternatives of ten days In the
House of Correction. Both paid up at once.
Two cases of drunk and inability to walk
home were tried One was discharged and the
other fined two dollars.
The owner of a hack license was reported
for obstructlng the passage way appropriated
to the United States mail wagon at the North
eastern Railroad on last Friday afternoon.
The case came before the Mayor, who fined
the offender two dollars. The fine was paid
at once.
BetWeen nine and ten O'Clock Saturday
night Henry Draine and D. o'Mara were ar
rested .c- raising disturbance and Lighting
in King street, near Cannon. Draine report,
ed bis antagonist for assaulting and beating
him. and the latter charges Draine with at
tsmptinp to rob him. The case is 10 be In.
yesllgated this morning.
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Hotel Arriva1s-march 9 and 10.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Edward q. Williams, Philadelphia; James
McDougal, Baltimore; l.. W. Murrey, Boston;
Charles Anderegg, Indiana; VIM. Il. Il. Phelps,
New York; Hardy Solomon, Columbia; Joseph
Winter, Union; F. Marquand and two ladies,
New York; Samuel B. Pierce, Miss Pierce, Miss
Honor, Boston; ]. R. Radford, wife and child,
New York; Maddox and wife, Philadelphia;
B. q. Jones, Miss John A. Robertson, A. Little
field, Boston; Rev. Timothy Harley, st. Johns,
N. B.; ]. b. K. Grier, wife and child, Miss
Porter, Pennsylvania; B. R. Hard and wife,
New. York; Sir Hereward Wake, Francis
Lowell, England; Miss s. o. R. Watson, Miss
]. Watson, Mrs. G. T. Williams, Miss Williams,
o. A. Watson and wife, Buffalo; A. Stowell
man, Virginia.; william b. Hull, Augusta;
s. R. spaldlng, Boston; D. MCPHERSON,
South Carolina; Miss Julia Pollitzer, Beaufort;
A. s. Doane, Boston; J. 8. Huber and wife,
Mrs. ]. E. Mitchell, Philadelphia; E. Tracy, T.
Bolster, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. B. T.
Eames, Mrs. W. G. Chapter, E. P. Chapter,
Providence; W. d. Burial, Massachusetts;
Commader Gurdon, R. N, England; ]. B. Car.
ter aud wife, Michigan; W. A. Smelhurst, Phi
ladelphis; T. 81. Trent, Baltimore; R. q. Coop.
or, Philadelphia; G. Sampson, E. P. Sampson,
New York; W. G. Qulnby, Georgia; J. L. a.
Haig and wife, W. L. Jenkins and wife Miss
jenkins, J. NJ. Smith and wife, Darlington;
Mrs. J. McCord, New York; J. P. Sullivan,
Montreal;E E. T. Walton Delaware; J. Trumble,
South Carolina; D. B. Bishop, Graham'a.
PAVILION HOTEL.
B. J. Steele, North Carolina; J. N. Walker,
Barnwell; N. J. Heyman, Chester; G. A. Hug
gins, Miss I. J. Huggins, Manning; q. c. B.
Smith, Savannah; T. N. Appleby, R. H. APP
pleby, South Carolina; W. Hancock, Austin;
NJ. A. Carson, Cokesbury; d. T. Allen and
wife, Miss ]. Mcclellan, W. Il. Crane and wife,
Mrs. L. Cooper, F. A. Howson, G. Fl. Drew, a..
Pratt A. W. Mahin, ]. q. Jones, E. Heran,
Oates's Opera Troupe; A. Kirk, New York; P.
G. Cramp, Georgia; NJ Daniels, I. Daniels, L..
Daniels, New Jersey; E. W. Hale, PennsyiVa-
MIA; J. G. Patton, NJ. II. Lannlng, Towanda,
Pennsylvania.
MILLS HOUSE.
F. q. Rogers, New York; A. A. Clarkson,
Philadelphia; Ottoman Topt and wife, Cincn.
natl; W. Il. Stewart, Miss Stewart and maid,
Geo. W. Williams, New York; G. N. Hopkins,
Troy. N. Y; E. J. Horsman, VIM. H. Trim,
Chas. snalls, Don Child, New York; Jno. G.
Jackson, Michigan; T. L. Jones, Springfield;
Mrs. Jas. A. Oates and maid, Tracy W. Titus,
Conic Opera; J. 0. Allen, T. Anderson.
Georgia; Thos. C. speers, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Lippincott, child and nurse, Miss
Lppincott, Philadelphia; s. Hopper, J. q.
Gardiner. 8. A. Bunce, New York.
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n0RUMBs.-Mr. Robert A. sisson, the reading
Clerk Of the Senate, has been appointed post
master at Blackvile. Barnwell County.
sir Hereward Wake and Commander Cur
don, R. NJ, are staying at the Charleston
Hotel.
The Wilmington papers seem to place
little faith In the reported killing of the famous
outlaw, Henry Berry Lowery.
The Augusta papers of yesterday refer to
rumor that parties from Charleston had come
over to Georgia fo- the purpose of fighting a
duel.
The Savannah brokers have organized a
stock board: Major Henry Bryan, president;
Colonel E. G. Anderson, Jr., vice-president;
e. A. Silva, Esq, secretary and treasurer.
The Hon. R. B. Carpenter and the Hon. D.
T. Corbln are both actively at work-ofcou
upon opposite sides-in the New Hampshire
canvass, and are bombarding each other per-
sonally in lively style.
Two accidents occurred on Friday In Colum-
bia. The buggies of State Auditor Gary and
Senator Leslie, while going rapidly In oppo-
site directions, came in contact. smashing
them and considerably brulsing Mr.. Leslie.
Mr.. Gary escaped unhurt. Senator Aliens
carriage also broke down while he was driving,
but no one was Injured
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FIRE IN SAvANNAH.-A 1ne occurred in Sa-
vannah on Friday night damaging the stores
of Messrs. Baker & Co., W. J. Halty and ]. h.
Ruwe, on Bay street. The Savannah News
says:
During the progress of the fire great con-
sternation was created In the large crowd BY
a loud report, resembling an explosion OF
some kind. On going to the spot from whence
the sound proceeded, we found Washington
Steam Engine, No. 9, which was working at
the corner of Bay and Lincoln streets, had
blown out her bottom, and was turned nearly
upside down by the force Of the shock. A
number of flremen, who were at work around
the engine at the time, were more or less In
tured
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In THE BLANKET BusNEss.-Randall CoWan,
q colored man, was arrested on Saturday
morning by the detectives, charged with buy
ing lot of blankets, ten in number, from
party ri ho had stolen them from the Citadel.
The blankets were the property of the gov
eminent. Cowan was referred at once to
Tflal Justice A. NJ. Mackey, who, after hearing
the evidence offered, committed the prisoner
for further examination. Cowan, the same
day, was also arrested and brought before
Trial Justice Magrath, for forcibly entering
and trespassing upon certain premises in King
street
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~ TO THE EPUBLIC.-AFTER MANY
years Of faithful service In your behalf the
CHARLESTON FIRE COMPANY hnds itself so in
volved that 1t has no course left but to appeal to
the generosity Of the citz ms OF Charleston, to
which the Fire Department has never yet turned
In vain.
For q period Of forty years serving as an En-.
gine Company, since The war this organization
has been changed to the Hook and Ladder
branch OF the SERVICE one no less important yet
much harder, as It Involves the necessity OF at.
tending every fire, no matter In what District It
may occur.
But owing to the general depression, the mem.
bers OF the Company, while cheerfuly aud freely
else to give, and the Company, depending almost
exclusively for support upon the pay received
from the city, has found this insufficient to meet
the expen. es incident to the purchase Of new
apparatus, and the maintaining Of the same In
proper state Of efficiency.
Under these circumstances, 1t has been reluc.
tantly determined to appeal to the public for aid
and assistance, and the following Committee will,
with tnat purpose, wait upon The citizens, with
the confident hope that those whom they serve
Will not suffer them to ask In vain:
COMMITTEE
F. PUCKHABER, J. n. THElLE,
]. GARVIS, T. L. DAVIDSON,
g. WEBB GEO. NOLAN,
". o. WOOD, JAMES HEBRON.
The Hook and Ladder Companies Of this De.
partment are OF as much Importance In time OF
fires as an Engine, and We are well satisfied their
pay does not meet their expenses We very cheer.
fully recommend this appeal to our generous com.
munity.
n. q. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department.
r. N. ALEXANDER, First Assistant
@. p. AIMAR Second Assistant.
F. L. O'NEILL, Third Assistant.
feb2S-wfm6
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RATHER RoUGH.-Thomas Corcoran was
brought before the Mayor on Saturday morn
ing charged with assaulting and beating hit
better.half, in house in King street. One Of
her eyes was fairly closed, and her head and
arms bore the marks of blows which were
shown to have been inflicted with a hatchei
and sword old and rusty enough to have
been the famous "Sabre de mon Pere." The
case was thought to be trlfle serious, and
the Mayor referred the matter to trial jus
tIno
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BY HOLMES & MACBETH,
Auctloneers.

CHARLES a.. SIMONTON, TRUSTEE
~ OF Julia II. II. Graves, vs. Louis Vidal, ct al.
By virtue OF decree OF the Eon. B 2. Graham,
Juogeo Of the First Circuit dated the 22d February,
Mareh, at II O'clock 4. Il, at the Ola Posto1cs,
All that Certain PLANTATION Or TRACT OF
LAND, containing six hundred and sixty one
acres, situate, lying and being In Saint James
Parinh, Goose Greek, in the District (now County,
Of Charleston, and State aforesaid, butting and
bounding to the south on F, ster's Greek, 10 the.
Ponteaux, to the northwest on Lands OF -
Mazyck, and to the south and west on Lands late
Of Rockford Estate.
All that PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate,
lying and being In the Parish OF St. JAIME 3
Goose Greek, In the District (now County, Oh
Charleston, and State aforesaid, containing IN the
less; bounded west and southwest partly b.: the
Public Road leading from Goose Greek Bridge 70,
Monck's Corner, and partly sy q LacS .I:;. oi@-'
low the Seventeen mile Stone, north By Lands OF
William Smith, northeast by Lands OF Thomas
Smith, east by Lands Of Harriet Horry, and
south by Glebe and Free School Lands, and hav-'
thereof made by Joseph Purcell, Esq, In Febru-
ary, one thousand seven hundred and ninety
seven.
Ali that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND /,
comprising part Of the Free School Tract OF
Land, situate, lying and being in the Parish
OF Saint James Goose Creek, In the District tnow
County, OF Charleston, and State aforesaid, con.
tanning ninety eight acres, more or less lying on
the Public Road leading from the Church to Red
Bank; bounded south on said Road, east on
Lands OF Mrs. b. Horny, north on Landslof Charles
Graves, and to the west on the Church Landss
which said several Tracts OF Land form one
Plantation called the "Brick Hope" Plantation.
Terms-One.third cash; remainder In one and
tao years. to be secured by bond bearing interest
from the day Of sale at the rate OF seven per cent
per nnnum, and mortgage OF the property. Pur-
chaser to pay Referee for stamps and papers.
THOS II. HANCKEL,
feb2e-m4w1 Referee.
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~ NOTICE.. B. STODDARD HAV-
ING dissolved the late Partnership OF E. B.
sToDDARD & co., and assumed, without my con-
sent, the sole control Of the Stock and Assets Of
the firm, therefore notify all persons and cor
porattons not to pay out any OF the Partnership
funds, or to pay any notes or accounts due the
said Copartnership, or to purchase and pay for
any Of the merchandise Of the said Copartnership,
except upon the joint check or receipt Of both the
late Partners. @. FRONEBERGER,
February 26th, 1872. feb28-mf
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To DREssXAKERs AND TAILoRs.-The tailors'
system of cutting or Partisan formula, by Mra.
If. L. Livingston, New York. This system
cuts thirty-slx different garments, two hum
dred and twenty-five different sizes back, and
the front with the one piece, gotten up on
geometrical principles; ten consolidated meas
urea, with forms of front shoulder. Warrants
perfect fit for any form, or no sale. For sale
in Charleston at Singers Sewing Machine
Office only, King street, near Horlbeck's
alley. mcn92
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BUSINESS N0TI OES.

PosTPoSED.-Owlng to the very unfaVorable
weather of Saturday last, the grand opening
of the Singer Sewing Machine Company did
not take place, but has been postponed until
to-day, Monday, March 1lth. The ladies 10
particular are respectfully invited to visit our
new establishment.
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The CITY TREAsURY.-At the request OF Mr.
Thomas, the committee Of ways and means
assembled at the City Hall on Saturday aiter-
noon, and at four o'clock they were received
in the Office of the city treasurer. The task OF
looking into the accounts, making inventories
and giving duplicate receipts, was begun with
out delay, and occupied the committee up to a
late hour of the evening. The work is not yet
completed, but enough has been done to show
that Nj. Thomas intends to obey in good faith
the decision of the City Council, and that the
installation of the treasurer elect will follow
at an parlv dav
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Two CAuGHT.-Between eleven and twelve
O'Clock on Saturday night large party of jo-
vial spirits, who did not care to 60 home till
morning, went to the house Of o colored
woman named Dolly Smith, in Chalmers
street, and being refused admittance, burst
into the door by force. The proprietress
stepped out into the street and began to call
for the police. The joylal spirits Immediately
took to their heels, but Clubs and Stars was
on the watch, and as the last two jovlal spirits
came rushing out, they ran into the arms OF
the expeetant policeman. A crowd now as
sembled to see the row, but assistance having
arttsed, the struggling jovial spirits were
taken to the Guardhouse and lodged for the
night. The other jovial spirits, 1t Is thought,
changed their minds and went home before
morning, and they could not be found. The
matter will be investigated this morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-11

WINDOW SHADES AT A SAcRIF1CE.-Those OF
our readers who desire to get elegant window
shades and upholstery goods at bargain are
invited to read the advertisement OF WI.
Trim, In another column.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-11

FURTHER ARRESTS IN UN1oN.-The Colum-
bla Phoenix says that Colonel Joseph Glst and
another prominent citizen were arrested In
Union, on Friday last, on charge of Ku.
KluxIsm. There is perfect reign of terror
throughout the county. Colonel Gist had just
given his evidence in court in pending case
when he was arrested.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-11

The NORWEGIAN BARK EBENEzER ASHORE.
Dispatches received here by G. o. Wilte, Esq,
from Beaufort, 8. c., dated 9th and 10Th In
stants, from Captain Mathiesen, of the Nor
wegian bark Ebenezer, report that vessel
as having been ashore near Beaufort, that she
was leaking, and would have to 60 into the
dry dock. The Ebenezer sailed from here
few days since for Beaufort, 8. c., with one
hundred and sixty tons cotton seed, and ex-
pected to take In the balance Of her cargo at
that point, and probably got ashore on the
passage, but no further details are given In
the kilograms. The captain desired the SER
vice of a steamer.
Since The above was written, the following
was taken from the Beaufort Republican OF
the 7th instant, which would indicate that the
bark must have sprung aleak after arrival
there: :
The Norwegian bark Ebenezer, Captain J.
Mathiesen, which arrived here on Sunday, ls
now loading with cstton seed at Mr.. Pollilzer's
wharf. She will have on board five hundred
and fifty tons when loaded, and will draw
seventeen and half feet Of water. She came
from Bordeaux: France, in forty-t days,
and is now loading for Cork, Ireland.
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traVeIIi'
Garonn,
Meetings This Day.

Orange Lodge, at z P. N.
Marion Rifle Club, at halfpast P. NJ.
Irish Rifle Club, at I P. n.
German Rifle Club, at 8 P. II.
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DEATH.-Captain James Johnston, for
number of years the ordinary of Fairfield Dis
trict, died on Wednesday last.

TIE LATEST WA1F.-A little before twelve
O'Clock, on Friday night, Will Kennedy,
small colored boy, was found sitting on the
Market steps by policeman. he was taken
to the Guardhouse, and told the Mayor ne
s.had no home.n He was sent to the Colored
Ornhanhnnap
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DIsLocAT1oN.-steward Wescott, of the
British bark Ellen Campbell, while at work on
Saturday, fell from the deck into the hold Of
the vessel. sThe fall dislocated his shoulder,
without any further injury. He was taken to
the City Hospital, where his shoulder was at
tended to, and at last accounts he was doing
nall
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-11

~NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Inspector Of Phosphates will enter upon the
duties Of his office, MONDAY, the l1th instant at
his Laboratory, No. 2s George street.
OTTO A. MOSES, Pr. D.,
mche-6 State Inspector of Phosphates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-11

BACON AND BULK MEATs.-The attention of
the trade is invited to the large stock of bacon
and bulk meats, now offering by 4essrs.
Henry Cobia & Co.
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BY H. h. DeLEON.
PROPERTY IN KING

BY II. ii. DeLEON.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN KING
v street, East Bay. Tradd and State streets.
Rachel Harris, executrix .va g. v. Ancker-Ssle.
By virtue OF the decree Of the Hon. R. T.
Graham. Judge OF the First Circuit, win sell orr
THURSDAY, l4th March, 1872, at IL O'CLOCK, az
corner Broad and East Bay streets,
Of King street, with the Three-Story Brick Build.
Ing thereon, occupied by Fuichgots, Benedict
Co., and known ss No. 2A, measuring IN mont on
be the samemore or less; bounding to the north |,
on Lands formerly Of Samuel Seyle, to the east
on Lands formerly or Edward Trescott, 70 the
south on Lands formerly OF Jno. q. Simmons,
but now OF D. d. Silcox, and west on King
street -
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buldingt
thereon, situate on the south side Of Tradd stseet
inches, and In depth 90 feet enches more or lessf
bounding north on Tradd street, east on Laud8 OF
Alonso !: White, south on Lands n. Of S,o,,-.r. -r
No. il on Plat made BY Ed. B. White, survelor,
on tile oath Of July, 1882, and OF record In f1at
Book A, No. !, page 90 ~
All that LOT OF Sl lASb, with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the west side Of East Bay
street, measuring In front on East Bay Is feet by
100 feet IN depth, more or less; beunding east or
East Bay street, west on Lands formerly Of Sno:
..
the First National Bank.
ALSO,
AL that LOT OF LAND, and buildings thereon-
In front on State street Al feet on the south line
90 feet, on the north line 81 feet, more or less;
bounding norlh on Lands OF Locke, east on State
street. south on Lands Of T. n. Gadsden, and west
on Lands OF Thewing and T. n. Gadsden.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Building
there n, situate on the west side Of State street,
measuring in front on State street SO feet and in
depth 10 feet, more or less; bounded north on
Lands OF -, esst on Sists street, south on Lands
or Lot above ment oned, the property Of An0ket
and Harris and west on Lands Of -. -
credit OF one, two and three years. with seven per-
cent. interest from DAY Of sale, payable semi-an-
nua,ly, secured BY bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises. Premises to be In.
Bured and policies assigned. Purchasers to pay.
for parers and stamps and the City taxes for l872
moh7 n. q. DELEON, Referee
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@ON MARI IAGE. 81

@ON II A R r A G E. ~
happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors aud Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
mens. New and remarkable remedies. Books
aud Clrculars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. oct12
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ALL the new nobby and fashionable Hats
just received at Plenge's, No. 2ol King street.
mch11-2
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FuRcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co. most cordially
invite the Ladies' OF this city to give them q
call and examine the first shipment of Spring
Dress Goods. Also the fine assortment of new
Carpets as reduced; prices from 40 cents to 81.
Foh0O
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FuRcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. have received
the first shipment of Spring Cloths for Gents
wear from rs cents up. Taiors will find 1t to
their advantage to examine the goods.
feb29
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Wbltnarp.

ToWNsEED.-ried, on the morning Of the 10th
instant, ELLA T., wife OF John ". Townsend, and
daughter of A. 3, HULL
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CITY AFFAIR S.

$ M Mr. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., Is the
travelling agent for The NEWS, for South
Carolina.
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AN elegant assortment OF Children's Hat
at Plenge's, No. 2Ol King street. mchll.2