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Very respectfully,

CINCINNATI, May 8, 1SI3-My Dear Sir-I have
your letter of April g. should have answered
1t sooner, and have no sufficient apology for not
doing so. Permit me to say that the reply here
yourself and those at whose suggestion you have
written. believe the historical Democratic or
ganizAtion is spoiled by blundering Constantly
during the last ten years, and that Shattered by
many defeats, il surrendered finally At the last
Presidential election. 1t cannot recall that sur
render or the confessions then made, and it has
no longer strength enough for victory. In tins
extremity il will be wise 10 lay aside the old or
ganizRtIon and enter into new one.
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DEHOCRArIo AND LIBERAL
COUNTY TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC AND LIBERAL
COUNTY TICKET. =
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
EDWARD BROOKE.
JOHNSON SHERRICK.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
A. L. JONES.
FOR AUDITOR,
JAMES P. SOURBECK.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGE FESSLER
FOR SHERIFF.
WILLIAM BAXTER.
FOR RECORDER,
JAMES SLENTZ.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
JOHN POORMAN.
FOR SURVEYOR,
JACOB G. WILLARD
FOR INFrEMARY DIRECTOR,
s. G. HOWENSTINE.
FOR CORONER,
]. E. MENTZER.
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sHOuLD 0RFosE oEsFRALlzINa,

and it should advocate home government in all
local affairs, and to the utmost extent that is
practicable. on caunet keep people free, ,stur-
dy and Intelligent without home government, 1t
is home government that trains ps, teaches the
selfrelianee, that develops manfinkss Take it
away and the freeman's hope disappears. Cen
tralize power at Washington and ne are trans
erning ourselves. We must be goYerhed. De-
pending upon Washington. Bss lose 0ur selfsds-
Pepaenee, s9d the Tree eiFizen soon -degeperates
into mere subject, whose whole duty u to obey
tie law, aud whose only desire is' Fs be aIIIds9d
in idleneHs.- sEsf--.. = -.r' n Adj E,ac7r.ss-
You refer me also TO the question OF free trade
The new organization should make It one of its
cardinal doctrines. There should be no equiVo-
cation or double moaning about This. prohibit
tory Tariff Il I'M plain contradiction to the char
acter o1 our government We are all equal in
rights, privileges and imInunities. There should
be no diserinsinat tons; no fay yorttfsrn partta-
ties, personal or hAAnaiab. eHd as, q eonmereiRl
policy, .prohieltory tariff is behind the age,
almost a barbarlsm, and belongs to- fhe btiInes.
when nationA lHers walled and lcopatnsree With
cut wings .s.-, q = - ~ ~. =, f--
. believe I.have substantially answered your
letter. The nsiF egen la tisn may properly an
tagonizs the party ~ administering affairs
at almost every point While this is 50, It should
not undertake 10 do everything at snee, or push,
reforms Without tES9Ife regard tog immediate
CONSEQUENCES. changes that shpck by their abb
rupt1essi are Iiotta ways iast or fair We should
never forget s0lln9 principles, and we should
move toward thetn cSlIstastly, surely and stegdt-
ly- Int Sometimes gFadualy.ld cl'tl 8fIsIIi
n danst believe in daily revolutions, OF in the
sudqen and violent deran cement sf publicatfairs.
Eetane suggest doctrine of which yen have
referreds Imean thesdoeTine Qf1ie9 siu0I
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DEaxOCRATIC STATES CONvEN-
- TION

TO the Democracy Of ohioi
The Democratic State Central Committee and
the LIBERAL Republican state Central Committee,
IN ioint meeting aNsembled in the city Of Coluul-
bus, on the 18th Of November, 1sz2, adopted the
RssoIsef, That Il whole question Of calling
the next State ConVaE ton be referred TO the Ex-
ecutive COMMITTEES OF he Democratic and Liber-
al parties, empowering Them to call the conven-
ten at such time, aft0r due consideration OF the
anbloot As they ahall deem advisable"
on the 22nd OF May, 1873 said State Executive
Committees held conference in the city Of Co
lunnbus with reference to the conventioni and
amor full confederation, IL was decided TO hold
the Dsmocratic State Convention Sndthe Liberal
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FARM FOR SALE.
On Saturday, Sept, 9th, 1878,
e - At 2 O'Clock, p. m, we will offer at
PURTTC AJJGTTON

On the premises, being the South east quarter Of
Plain dcenbhip, stark County, near the road
leading from Canton to Louisville, about half
way between those two points, now occupied BY
George Dayhoh, the following real estate prop
about l46 acres (snbject 10 doWry,) with good
house, new barn, and all necessary Outbuildingas
well OF never failing water. running water. fruit,
&C. The properly will be offered together, or
divided to SUIT purchaaers-s Persons desiring to
-prenlises before the day Of sale, may call
on 1GeoFgel DsyholI, residing thereon, who can
giYe AllpecssssrY Information asst9 locAtion, &c.
+R0asohs bile tsrtis and ooAditions Of sale Will
bs made known at the ABOVE time Gnd place.
's.la -a.l y JOHN h HHENNEk.
4aas .z..9ot -..fu JOHN p. H0FFMAE,zr
r., .sH1s Executors OF Jacob Hoffman, dsc'G.
-4nly II, 1S73. -.- ..s..4-i4' .-.-s
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The Household Panacea
FamIIv I,iniment

l.a y dm1ly Ll01M6uI
Is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, Viz- Cramps In the Limbs and Ston-
ach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels, or Side. Rheu-
mAtism in all its FERNS BILIOUS Colic, Neuralgia
Cholera, Qysintsry, Colds, Fresh Wounds, Burns
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints. Sprains and
Bruises, Chills and Fever. For internal and ex-
ternal use Af--s ~
Its operation is not onlyto relieve the patient,
but entirely removes the cause ofthe eompaaipt
It pau0 0trates and perVades the whole System, re-
RiPEing beaithy action TO al its parts and quick
ening tho blood n T.
The Household PRnacea is purely Vegetable
and An Healing.
Prepared by -. $500
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists. SLY
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Canton House for RentL

HlHE Canton H0use near the Old Depot, on
4 South Market street. Canton, Ohio, Is for
rent. The House Is well located, fs nearly new,
built OF brick and contEins "a rooms, with good
stabling for ssme 20 horses, The house has been
used a. q hotel for several yeaTs and has done a
good and profitable business.
Fer further particulars. enquire Of the under.
signed near the railway depot. , - .'
July II, 1878 II JOHN BAKER
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a sEaIqT CONSTRUCTORS o. R4EeOsafITuasssd

Efaye gou considered what ? pFeYsntiPeI Of
misgovernmept may 6e found in TIE faithful ap-
pIicktion Of this doctrines fbeIieVe such an a :
plieation of it Tnnsd enrraetalnost sIeDo pablo
evil Of which wo ,eemPlaipi IL Is worth ,yppF
while 10 test its reach and efficiency. And What
q splendid doctrine for such a GoVernment as
ours How il exalts the individual mar, and how
il subordinates the Government 1t may fetter
the GoVernn1ent now and then, bhs never the
citizen. am not politician orJcompeteat to
advise, bp. If you should make such noVs-
ment as you propose, it should be- conducted 30
as to give the strongest assurance thatit sought
reform and not place. ] am Democrat, but
should be very glad 20 see .ths Demoer8cy move
out Of It's Old organization into = nav one, You
will not succeed unless they do il. Maybe they
win refuse, and prefer to larry whore they are
fer the balance Of the century, and until they
can M the meaning Of the resolutions of SO. II
so, suppose + shall tarry with them. After All
like them, and like the old political home
steadl confess it is somewhat dilapidated.-
There are no banners upon its walls, and Vicko-
rious shoUtings are no longer heard Within. Bnt
it is home stl' and shall not leave il until 1t
is pulled down, Yours respectfully,
-.--. r.-- W. s. GloEsaEcK.
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NoTIcE is hereby givenithat the undersigned
il has been duly Rppointed and qualified as ad
InihistaatoFof the estate Of Michael Rlatnep, late
of Lake township. Stark county, Ohio, deceased.
July I'D, 1s7S. 7W4S SAMUEL s. GIEB.
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Departure and Liberal movement by Mr. GroeA-
back: - .
JuDaE CoLLINs-DeaT Sri ft tel very much OBJ
liged to you and the gentlemen who called to-day
for the honor you proposed to confer upon me,
but will not reconsider the answer then made.
/ will not accept a nomination for the office Of
Governor. While this is so, warmly sympathize
in what you propose TO accomplish and hope the
time is near when the present Democrats, and
former Democrats, and all dissatisfied Repub-
licans, shall be-cordially united under a single
organization. I do not think there is anything
sacred in mere party organizations; they are on
ly the machinery which should be repaired when
out of order, and renewed when too much worn.
A constitution ofa GoEsrnment is q more sacred
organization than that of political party, yet we
do not hesitate to pull down constitution in or
der to put up q new one. We have a Convention
at Columbus now engaged IN that work. give
you the letter to which you referred. 1t was
written to q gentleman in New York before your
movement began, ard without reference TO IL 1t
was not written for publication, and not exactly
as would have written it with that view, but you
are at liberty 10 publish IL, if you think 1t may
contribute in the least degree to a closer and
irmer union Of all who are opposed 10 the pres
ent administration. - --s-Ffs
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should accept the results of the war, as was done
at Baltimore, and it should accept them in good
the people, the new organization should be some
thing different from recast Of the old
There should be no e1clu-iVeness about It nor
should it be merely Democratic. 1t should be
ocrats, and Of all Republicans who are offended
by the policy and tendencies OF the present ad-
nlinistratiOn. The new organization should be
the Joint work Of democrats and Republicans, and
both should be equally at home in il neither the
guest, Of she other You ask what should be its
name. Call it the Liberal Democracy-that will
mean the free, unselhsh soveTnment of the peo-
pie. ....f..r i-l- -.....-
You ask in this connection how the question OF
negro suffrage should be treated This question
is no longer before US. Negro suffrage is the
bloody contamination Of gieat war, and moth
ing short OF war can undo il in our day. In nv
oPinSn it will endure in this governments as long
general suffrage. ] comprehend the obiec-
tions TO IL, and think it-wss granted too soon TO
that part of our population recently emaneipated.
We deny suffrage to the foreigner for time, In
order that he may prepare for it, aud We have
schools for all the theory that all should pre-
pare for it. But 1t is granted and il cannot be
recalled nor do think il wise, in such GOV
erament as this, to keep permanently so large a
part of our people IN Inferior and dee-aded
Condition. slavery was always q danger, and to
hold this population. now free, in q degraded
q trouble 70 us Say We have adopted policy il
Is done, and accept il; and on all such ouesti-
Gus to be admitted OF doubtful expediencO 1
shall for the remainder Of my life, If perehance
and humane and after all rely for good voting
= much upon the hearts AS upon tle head 1
concur IN what else you suggest. The new or
ganizatiOn, should oppose all forms of monoDolV
This is too plain TO need argument. Monopoliss
are an outrage and offence against the people.
The new organization t5lz T .--..-I
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Subject 10 decision of Senatorial conpe,s-
t0n.
For SENATOR,
A. R. HAINES.
ED. FERRALL.
Tanit" CALVIN ROACH.
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LIBERAL DEMOCRACY.
LETTER FROM WIN. S. GROES-
BECK.
He Declines to be n Candidate for
GOveruor-ReViews the Situation
Rrincinles of tho New Party.

CINCINNATI, July 2G-The following is the letter
sent yesterday TO the representatives of the New
Departure and Liberal movement by Mr.. Groeh-
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
~ PANY.
CHARLESTON, s. u, January 20, 1872.
Traius win leave Charleston Daily sc 1000 A. III
and 500 p. II.
Frsin does not leave Charleston 500 P. Il. SUM-
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 90 A. N. makes through connec-
Nor to New York. via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through IN a hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 z. N. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY py this Train lay over on SUNDAY IN Bal
tirnore. THOSE leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAT e Wilmington, N. q.
This Is the chez pest, quickest and mcss pleas.
ant route toCtnciplait Gst.rrsgo and other points
West and NorthT eat, both Trains making CO..
nections at Washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
.a.a S. g. SOLOM0SS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. OLEAP0R, Gen. Ticket agent. mayA
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RAILROADS..

oAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
- RAILROAD.
CHARLE3ToS, March Is, 1878.
On and AFTER TUESDAY, March 18Th, the Freight
nr Local stations on savannah and Charleston
Railroad will te forwarded on MONDAYS, WE'D
NEspAYS and EHDAYS.
For stations on Port Royal Railroad daily as
heretofore @. ). GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
8. O. BOYL<TON, Genr Ft. and Ticket Agent.
mchl7.mwfl0
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Tennyson Taken Or.

The latest number OF Blackwood's Magazine
contains new version of Old Mother HUB
bard, a burlesqe entitled ''Sir Tray: an Arthur
rlan Idyll," which very apply hits TenByson In
his vulnerable points. Here Is a specimen:
The widowed dame OF Hubbard's ancient line
Turned to her cupboard, cornered dnSlewise
BetWixt this wall aud that, in quest OF aught
To satisfy the cravings Of SIT Tray,
Pricked-e lred companion OF her solitude,
ed.spotted, dirty y-wnite, and bare OF rib.
Who followed ht ner high and patterlng heels;
Prayer 10 his eye. prayer In his sinking gait,
Prayer in his pendnlous pulsating tail.
Wide on lis creaktng jaws Ievolved the door,
The cupboard yawned, deep.throated, thtnly set
For teeth, with ancient bottles, cenisters,
And plates OF various patterns, blue or white;
Deep IN the void she thrusts her no. Eed nose,
Peering nearsighted for the wished.lor bone,
While her short robe OF samite. tilted high,
The thrifty darnings OF her hose revealed.
The pointed feature travelled o'er the DEF
Greasing lts tip. but bone or bread found none.
Wherefore Sir Tray a5Ode still dinnerless.
Licking his paws beneath the spinning 'Wneei,
And meditating much on savorS meats.
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BY WY. LEHCH g b. 8, sBRUES.
.a'' 3t' 80 Auctioneers. 'Tayi1 81:
DRINGLEi EivS. CAIN.nla1auiA
II. By virtue Of q decree In this case. viii sell
az Public Auction, on THURSDAY. Sah instant,
at II O'Clock \. H., at the corner or Broad and
East Bay etreerg, Cnarfeston.
All thnBG twHutycSWo LOTS IN theIHtltage OF
Pine Ridge on the sonth side OF the y. O. 3. r, II
miles from Charleston, known g.. Sections %, ~,
49, o. so, al, g. 81 IS, 88 81, 30, 3oI -, ~,
4bi 4G u. 49, 50, I'll, 30, s. q, 81 80, -, $685.
"a, rs. t.,...
LOT a, tn sectinusso. a, ss. 90, ,:sls e2las los.
i'f Esoa saS ssctoa TO contain four TOT ii Ssrs
each, and known by the letters A, b, Cotd, D.
The streets sfe 4ofeet wide, except Bf6ad E5fsr.
which - 100 feet wide. Right Of way % eS1tSen
to all previous purchasers. IL ~ 1G' 1oa
..-T!-.I Z. y ;IitiAIs& - ,4iis4.S irscoI
All that TRACT OF LAND adjoining the ahaye,
,on the line of thai %. containing a6 1cres.
more or less: pQupdedi north on Land 1DIM6fU oe
stephen. south on Land OF W. b. ff466, Aess
On saHds ysa St5hs 1.ss Esssse of FsrgqAol On
n Tiis % ssoSs i preSises being funS dasftb9d tiths
convesance nom B. A: Pnngls 70 EH'ioAln,
dated 10th November, 1883.
IITfmG cayfniDuAa1ar,
and mortgage Of pfsiSfsss: Purchaser @ pay Tor
papers. CHARLES 9. CARlEkA,
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= o B FL o & 1 = A..
VIA sAYANN A B.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers. r .,sKA
DICTATOR, captain L. ". Ooxetter, -
and OiTY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald.I VII lyave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and spN,
DAY EVENING at O'Clock precisely, for Savan'
Cove Springs, ST.. Augustine, Palatka, and all
Landings on st. Johns River. Connecting at
,alstka with steamers for the OclawahAi River
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT ,1or, Enter.
ST. Johns and lrtian Rivers. 9iE9oi-'f! -.
Connect at Ferrandina with Florida Railroad
for all points IN the interior, and With Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys
All Way Freight musg be prepaid 49,
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
T. u i:iiF:i ;RhVENEG i CO., Agents,
dec2 Cor. Yauderhorst's Wharf aud East Bay.
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NLYDE,s NEW YORK LINE. -.
ELEGANT pAssENGE SALOONS ON DECK.

II. F'fU u t-]T = LIIOIIBIg .
The Splendid New Iron SldeWheel Steamahip
"SOUTl CAROLINA" Beckett, Commander, Il
appointed to sail from Pier NO. 4 Union
Whsrves, on THURSDAY, 10th april at 8 O'CLOCK
Glass Steamers from FLORIDA and the several
Railroads; arriving that day. The Cabin accom-
modat,onsAre all on deck. and the tablea are sup.
piled with all the luXuries Of the Nex York and
Charleston Markets Through Bills LRdtng issued
to LIVERPOOL and the CONTINENTAL PORTS.
Through passengers will exchange their Cou.
pons at the Steamer. .'
For Freight or Passage apply to WAGNER,
BUGER Co., 5ofto W, AICOURTENAY, Agents,
ONCE corner East Bay and Vendue Range.
anrd.fmWafh1 .
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier 81 6
No. AZ. North River, foot of canal street, SAifn6
New York, at 12 O'Clock noon, OF the lGu, ZuLn
and Soth OF every month, except when these oates
fall on Sunday, then The Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with Steam.
ers for South Pacific and Central American porH.
For Japan and China Steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when II lais on
sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to Aspinwal.
:. Onehundred pounds baggage free TO eacn adulG.
Medicine and attendance free. .,.-..L ,..,.,..,
For passage Tickets or other Information. apply
nj the COMPANY'S TICKET OFfIUE3z oESthe
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. = af u.':l F.: .RLBABYi Agent
auglg.1yr
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TOR GARDNER's BLUFF,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE
DEE RIVER VIA GEORGETOWN.

The Steamer PLANTER, Captain . ,.sK2h
]. j. FlInn. is now receiving Freight i1aa1e
at Accommodation Wharf, and WILL leave On
FRIDAY NIGHT, the 4th instant.
Freight must be prepaid.
Should the River be low, Freight will be trans
ferred 10 the Light Draft Steamer swan.
For Freight or Passage apply 70 captain Oh
anrI No. so East Bay.
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Drnas and Meblrlnsls.
NR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHED.
MATIO SYRUP.

Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. 2s,6O0 Certificates or Testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. O. II. Ewing. Media, pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of schuyikill. Pnilade'
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. v. Greeley, member Don.
gress NON Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee; Cam.
den. New Jersey; ex-senator stewart, Baltlmorei
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
othera. warranted to cure or money refunded.
IL. I.GF0. GAUllER, Agent
'ulYl-lyr ChRrlestonsS.o.
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Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta with
Macon and Augu,ts Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia railroad. This Is the quickest AID
most direct r1ute and as com 0rtaole and cheap as
ST. Louis and all other points West and Northwest.
Columbia Night Train connects with Greenvile
and Columbia railroad; aud Day and Night Trains
connect with Charlotte Road.
points North. ,,. ,,,,,- ,,,-
Camden Train connects at K1ngVllle daily esA,
cept Sundsys) with Day Passenger ITali' anu
runs through TO Columbia.
A. l.. TYLER, Vice-president
s. B-PIgEENs, g. TIA. deciS
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VLYDE,s PHILADELPHIA LINE.

The ASHLAND Captain Huntsr, Is appointed NJ %
tn sail frl m Brown's Wharf on FRIDAY 4tn o.
April. at Ia o,clocE NJ, making close conneclions
with OLYUE'S STEAM LINE TO PROYlllENgIE3.
and thence by Rail to all the NEW ENGLASg
COTTON MILLS, No carriage anywhere on tns
For freight engagements apply to
-. WH. A. .,COURTEGAY,. Agent,
Corner East Buy and Vendue Range.
YnchoQ. .atnth9f1
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Chipping.

NO1 III v:ERP DOL.
N,S:it :. :. 80 = = - ...f- E-:.5 -
The Clipper Iron Bark "T1BER.n classed -
S.s.l.l French, and frst.class In Liverpool $22
Underwriters Registry for Iron Vessels, D. Lewia,
Commando, having large portion: OF her cargo
engaged, and going On board, will have dispatch
for the above port For balances room. apply 70
. -. - llsa...-t -. .f.s HENRY OARB.I
mch27 . Atlantic Wharf
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.79on'7'. BY HUTSON LEE. S-@ hSaI,
WILL 'BESoLD ON TUESDAY APRM

w 8, at IL O'CLOCK, i. Il; 4 tne sasel shdEof
D;Sss That .sv :Ssiy desirable PROPERTY. 10. sa..
ledge avenue third dcor nortn or Hsdolih6 street.
dressing room and pantry, the Kitchen fopf III
roomH, ana the atable has three t01ktheG'tad
plastered rooms the secondBrosy. iksmoes
= 4Ss kSSf Ios measures for.yt~o tsg tse fol BY
one hundred and nity:twot lsg rest desEuofs
q rss FL property, atty being ,nmsdssa upeH1
line ofthe City hallway, and IN Gac, ,n6st i0eeter
bic portion oftne city, should command, tne1a AZ
iention OF purchasers Of real estate.
he Premises are upder y Lease unsh oc'oOet
Terms-One third tkl cash; balance In ono ana
two years, secured By bend, or purchaser, bearing
seven ID per cent. fntereSrs E6d mortgage q the
Premises; butdinesi to'be insate6J J6od policy ~
signed Purchaser TO- psa, ,sueaenees feE fspsss'
aPtS - a-l.-: q. .i.::r, 81. q ,,ci.d zol
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c,n6MoNs,s . ~ 40 :, :LEs ~ -f1issid
~ - 49, &c: d ;-rcF5eoI O.i
HEPAT1C COMPOUND .satw
= n-~a OF LIVER CURE
The very best LIVER REGULATOR AHRU-
vIGORATOR In the market. IriiA Already Pre-.
pared. Put up in large bottles. Nere pleasAnt
to take, and contains more intxinalc vfrtuS than
any similar preparation belorh tle pnnlllsc; One
trial convinees the most scepliaal n!a re,,i .sr
I. ;2as y ,Doiws1IH, is1 1aolsz p4YIs,i l q 5r: :sx
Wholesale Agents tof south osssSilaua. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-04

The Fine steamship FALCON, J. F. Haynie,
Commander, making close connection win q Ell
weekly Line OF 1ne steamships to Boston, VIII sail
for Baltimore on SATURDAY, 9th April, at II
O'Clock.
sTPhladelphia FreIghts forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without aooi.
tioual insurance, and OoDsignee8 are allowed
ample time to sample and sell thor Goods from
the Railroad Depot IN Philadelphia g.:
For Freight or Passage apply 10. 9" -
80 =. :. PAUL q. TRENHOLM, Agent
aprl.6 -. ~: No. 2 Union Wharvea.