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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-23
ByW. Y. LEITCH 6 Il. S. BRUINS,
AuctiOnecra.


Auctioneers.
GALLERY TRUSTEES UNDER POWER
y CONTAINED IN M0RTGAaE ;sI pEEpi Ia1i ..v or
February, 1878, OF II O'Clock A. n, at the Rooms
Of the charleston Board OF Trade No. 1sl Meeting
street, near Wentworth street.
o,aArLEsTON a. BOARD OF TRADE In and to the
following Real Estate and personal property, TO
VIII Il that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND;
with the Buildings thereon. sliusu; yins raet aHu
rear Wentworth street. 10 me ssrre!t 9eTtn for. on
msrIv OF +. ID. Wlnslow, to the west on Landn OF
Park, formerly Of r. D. "ins,ow eo sns 1ste of
Smi Mowry. Jr, and to The east on Meetlng
street. being parcels Of Lands OF The heirs OF Mary
Arcrum. deliueated In Purcelps plat thereoi.
dated 17s9; measuring and containing on the
unrth linz 90 feet on the back line 81 feet 8
inches on the south line l4l feet and on Meeting
street 81 fee and having such form ana shape ~
nv a plst thereof annexed TO Inc conveyance Vi
said lot by D. WIs ow 10 sm esIarer So%y nv Sesns
Oonveyances for Char,esfon County, IN BOOK =
No. II. page 4as, win fully appear; pp1; o-..
The said Real E.tate will be sold lrsL
ALSO,
Tho following Personal Property in the Build.
as Oak Usne.Seat OHAIRs, u Oak Cane.seat
ch atrs farm) 2f Chairs StuueQ anu coVereu WIZ,
Green terry,j4 Chairs tstufIed and covered Will
Crimson terry.) Arm Chair lin crimson terry, ;!
nou6le stuffed Chair tin crimson terryl Linen y,
covers for Crimson chairs. Oak Tables. 70 Iseo
6ng, 4 feet wide,) Umbrella Stana. = MaI .1d nS
Wirfors, Sets window Draperies, CorniSesS Saws.
Tsce Curtains, 8 Newspaper Rachs, 90 daI,ers mHe
psper Sticks Fancy Inksand' Gsonson Gas Ghab Table
fcnmnlete with 1xt resi- Oak ExtensiUIr p,or Tahn
0ak Round Tables, Whist TABLE,, Iss. norhia.
tmarh,e top.l Oak Extension IsolS, 800 f,ar
rnn Saloon Tables, Small Walnut Iaoies, oar end
Iop SsS s1Sw Yards oil Cloth l4s yards cane ano
Pes Pcos Naming ilis yards) stair Carpet t2e ysros
CoSoa Ss and nadsJ walton and velVet Rugs;
fous 1n 1n Windo~ " shades, Large Slate, 46 spit
MALE ma,n ~ Large Globe Lamps aud STANDS, SteE
Goonns odn.r Coal Hod ana Hardware, Silyer.platec
Wsr.r Cooler, Gobfets anu Slop Bowl, Walnu
mesk Q Billiard Tables and Fixtures.
Terms OF Sale-The personal properly casn OF
| delivery. The Real Estate one third cash; oal
a1ce PAYABLE in two equal successive annual ln
| stalments, with interest thereon, payabe seml
ANNUALLY, secured by bond or bonds or the pui
chaser aud mortgage OF the premi' es, me ouIo
inQs TO be insured and policy OF lnsuranc
assiqned, Purchaser to pay Tor ail re9nlsit
papers. aEnnsT aEn TcsMERON.
OHAS. o. WlTTE,
o.he Trustees.
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THE WORTH OF YOUR MONEY.
Newspaper Advertising versus Advertis
ing Schemes.
from the American Press.I


ing Schemes.
from the American Press.
Ever since the era Of advertising was insugu-
rated, business men Of all classes have been
made the victims OF certain class Of men who,
with fiippant speech, and with persistence as
provoking as it would be admirable in better
cause, have persuaded them to enter into their
particular schemes. These schemes are nu-
merous, as many al advertiser can attest, and
when we weigh their influence in a calm, i'm
martial manner, we shall become convinced that
they are sublime fraud upon the too-lenient
Advertising public; and that the advertiser,
when he has submitted to the imposition, has
literally thrown his money away.
The schemes of these honey-tongued and
metal-sisaged gentry. who beslege the unWary
advertiser on every hand and bore him into
giving them an. h.ad."-which the advertiser
Generally does in order to get rid OF him.are,
as we have heretofore mentioned, exceedingly
numerous. There is the programme" scheme,
for instance, cunningly !nterspersed with stale
Jokes, or other light and entertaining reading
matter" and handed to the passer-by on those
days when there chances to be an unusual
gathering in the town or city, only to be
glanced at for the space of second, if at all,
and then carelessly thrown away to be tram
Died under foot. This is decidedly waste OF
money on the part of the advertiser.
Then, again, we have the hotel-register
scheme, hotel card-adrertising scheme, and
the ,Aotel card-rack scheme. together with
other schemes too numerous to mention. Now,
what the honest advertisers want, and, indeed,
what every advertiser in the land wants, is the
greatest return for the amount of money
invested. In ordor to secure this there is but
one reliable method, and that is the newspaper,
(for which there is q demand, because OF its
worth. The American people are pre-eminent-
], reading people. and of all the literature
thrown broadcast over the country, that OF the
newspaper predominates and is the most
generally read. The people are gradually
being educated up to the practice Of looking
into the advertising columns OF the newspaper
in order to find where their wants can be sup
piled. This being the fact, it is patent to every
sensible advertiser that the place to display his
wares is where they will be the most likely to
be seen and read. In conclusion, then, the
advertiser, in order to receive rich return for
his investment, must seek tho NEST reliable
medium, whtch is most emphstically the news
paper, and the wise and iudicious advertiser
will always reject every other.
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jan20-mtht
By LOUIS d. DesAUSSURE.

GROVE PLANTATION, ON COOPER
u RIVER alma
On TUESDAY, the 28th Inst, at II O'Clock 4.
NJ, viii be sold, near the Post0f1lce, on Broad
street, by order OF the Trustee,
The PLANTATION on Cooper River known -
the "Grove,n containing 1884 acres, or which -
acres are Rice Land. The tract ia heavily wooded,
and is more particularly described by the plat
made by R. O. Plnckney, surveyor. IN April, 1sas.
On the place Il Dwelling Hou Q with ten rooms,
surrounded BY handsome oak trees, steam
Thrashing Mill, Ba n, and neRIo o houses.
Cond tiOns.-One third cash, balance BY bond,
PAYABLE In one and TWO years. with Interest an.
iluaiy from day OF sale. to be secured by mort
gage OF the properly. Purchaser 70 pay for pa
oers. ian16, 1872, ,2S2S,T
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fertilizers.
DaCIFIC GUANO OOMPAEY'S
CAPITAL $l,ooo.ooo)
so1,UBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

This GUANOis now go well known In all the
southern States for its remarkable enects as an
agency for increasing the products OF labor, as
not toreuuire special recommendation from us.
It's use for seven years past has esta6llsnea ig
character for reliable excellence. Tne large naso
afrords the surest guarantee OF the continued ex'
cellence Of this Guano. 0:- ... .,,n .ro
The supulies nut into market this season are
ao hare, 1fere nrepsred under the personal super:
Intendence Of Dr. ST. Jullau Rsvenel. Chemns ..
the Company at Charleston. s. u. nence Pnaitinn
NAV rest assured that Its quality and comPHasiu''
is precisely the same as that heretofore solo,
40 ]. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent. Charlesson - -
JNO. s. RI ESE ~. GO;;;.,,ore
General Agents. Balnmole-
TsRMs-$4s cash; s5s time VIZ w,sncsI csr, order nov
10 sSs the dssss sass s Is
hey VIII ldl take ,ss FsosOry e. s BY By the carload
SsS; ny
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w. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
AuctiOueert.
ID Z F E R E Els s A L E.

ID 4 F E E E E'S 8 A L E.
h James E. Beape va. A. G. Crane
On TUESDAY, the 2eth instant, at II O'CLOCK, at
Pcstofnce. by order OF Judge Graham o. hay I'd,
1872 will be sold,
Ali that PLANTATION containing six hundred
and seventy mine acres, situate 10 Charleston and
Colleton Counties. near Ladson's Road; bounding
north on land late OF South Carolina Ralroad
and Hundred and Thirteen Acre Tracts late OF A.
G. Crane, south on W. B. McKewn. and west on
land formerly OF Dr.. Evely, excluding the house
ana lot claimed by Predmore, and another lot
adjoining, each five acres.
Terms-One third cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage. With In
terest annually. CHARLES q. SIhONTON,
Jana, II, ,2a25,2S Referee.
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By A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctloneer

GALE BY ORDER OF THE ADMINS
.TRAT0R.
WIN be gid on TUESD ~ 2S,h instant at the
corner Bread and East Bay streets, at II O'Clock
An that LOr OF LAND on the north side OF
Magazine street. between Wilson and Ma1yck
streera. measuring and containing In front on
Maoaziue street Is feet, and in depth l47 feet,
more or less; butting and bounding north on
lands or -. south on Magazlne street, east on
land OF Eslate OF James 0'Neale, and west on
land of Estate OF James O'Nesle.
Terms-ODe.halI ca b; balance In one year, ID:
terest payable semi.anpuslly, secured by bono
and mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser 70
pay for papers. Jan]"']o'A'
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSsURE,

DICE PLANTATION ON SAVANNAH
II, Back River.
sor sale. the ssRedeemn RICE PLANTATION on
savannoh Rack River, containii g $50 acres OF
good Rice Land, most Of which has been under
Good cultivation since the war. On the PlantS-
tion is steam Thre,hing Mill and Barn; WIN
tinuous thereto, with about double negro
houses.
ALSO,
The "Pringle" TRAIT on Savannah, rS SacS nf
which I0( acres are cleared Rice Land; VIII LIE
place will bp sold about 600 acres OF nlsn iAnu'
'o AreIy " as as above, a. No. % Broad street.
jRn13 mth4
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BY F. p. SALAS,
AuctiOueer.

SPANIsH JACKS, OF DIRECT IMPoR-
y TATION. ,,..,,r~.
On THURSDAY, the 9th Of February next, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, viii be sold at Arnold's stables,
corner OF Meeting and John streets; Charleston,
s, o., where they can be seen up to day Of sale.
Twelve SPANISH JACKS, from AK to l6x
hands high, and from to six years old. raised
from the best stock 10 Spain, and imported direct
per Spanish Bark "Providencia.
Terms cash. .' ..' 30 '.-..;
For further particulars apply to
W. p. HALL.
Brown Il Co.'s Wharf,
jan20mth6 Charleston, 8. O.
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By Wy. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,

E'ARM OF 45O ACRES IN CHARLES.
in TON County, st. james Goose Oreek.-Sale
for Division OF Interests
VIII be sold at auction THIS DAY. the 23d
instant, at the east end OF Broad street, at II
o'clock, <-,z -,
All that TRACT OF LAND. Known lolmeriy ~
the nroperty OF II. N. Manlgault, Situated about
7 miles from the City OF Charles; on. having 8
bold laLding on Cooper River, aud accessible oy
the Nor, heastern Railroad or Cooper River, con
tanning about 452 acres OF marsh ano nlgn Lanas.
and three years, with interest, secured by oond
OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the properly
Purchaser 10 pay us for papers. lan2S
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Tho Diamond Bubble.

From out of the great Pacific Slope land rich In
Mysterious rumors came, that read like fairy tales
or crimsoa , rubies scattered round, and diamonds
And Mother I artn 80 very kind, one only had to
rake her.
Two honest miners from the West had made the
And sold for half million gold TO men Of frugal
mind,
Who starred Of in Joyful haste upon frs 'pro-
And Soon Returned with jewels rare, all Of their
own collecting.
Now, in the Diamond Valley tale, so neatly told
BY Sinbad,
Although the gems in plenty lay, yet one was
''taken iDn bad,
For afser one had crammed himself with lots Of
he Couldn't % Climb si the mountain, and he had to
leave his bones.
But here in Arizona there were diamonds by the
And every other brilliant stone that flashed be-
meath the sun; -,
A million sparkling diamonds lay loosely III 'ne
And G any man .wno knew the spot" could i'll his
bag and travel.
Again the owners OF the field went on tour
"proSPeclng" - ,.
n, directing:
But when upon the diamond mine all wearily
they halted,
They met one King, who blandly smi ed, anu OH
repeated-"> alted."
Wiser and sadder homeward came these sharp
men OF the West;
An aching void lay buttoned up Deneatn eacn
throbbing vest.
The honest miners from the slope 'sloped" when
they bur-t the bubble,
And took half million gold to pay them lor
their trouble.
HoRAL.
To ayariclous. greedy men, who dream OF fields o.
rubes, ,
And Jewels In ten.acre lots: Take warning BY
these boobies.
As for the "honeSt miners tWo," pear not Tue
absent malice:
And II you buy up diamond mines, accept "c~"s
ordno salts"
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By II. H. DeLEON.

nESIRABLE DWELLING AT AUG.
~ TION.
will sell THIS DAY, 23d January, at corner
East Bay and Broad streets, at II O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND on north side OF George
story wooden Dwelling thereon, containing eipht
(s) square rooms, dressing rooms. pantry, gas
and water, good cistern, &C., with two story
brick Kitchen With four rooms, and all other ne
cessary outbudings. Lot forty nine ti9l feet
front and one hundred and sixty p60) feet deep
more or less.
Terms-One-third cash, balance by bond and
and mortgage OF premises Hold payable In one
and two years, with interest at per cent. from
day OF sale, payable annually; premises to be in
sured and policy assigned. purchaser to pay ler
naners. James
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By III. HI, DeLEUN.

T OF, CUMBERLAND STREET.
IL will sell THIS DAY, January 20, 1873.
OF corner East Bay and Broad streets, at II
O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND situated on north side
OF Cumberland street, measuring in front t4O)
forty feet, ninety five feet teu inches t95 10y on
west line, ninety.rwo Ieet ten inches l92 10Y on
east line and thirty four feet six inches S4 81 on
north line. This Lot ID near Church street.
Terms-One third cash. balance by bond and
mortgage, payable In one and rwo years, with in
terest az seven per cent, payable annually. Pur.
cbeger5 TO pRy for papers. jan2S
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Drmus arb Me6l rit1fs.
TAR. FILTERS VEGETA BILE RHEU.
l.V MATIO SYRUP.

Warranted under oath never Il, have failed to
cur $500 Certif Gates or testil nonials Of cure
incl uding Rev. O. B Ewing. Med Ia, Pennsylyanis;
Rev Joseph Beggs. Falls Of Scr .uylkin, Philadel'
phia the wife OF Rev. J. B. Ds vis, Hghtstown,
New Jersey; Rev.. Thomas N urphy, Frankford,
Philrdelphia; Doct or Jennings nd Doctor Walton,
Phil .delphia; Hor ). Y. Gree ley, member Con-
gres from Philaf lelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Oam'
den, New Jersey ex-senator 8 tewart, Baltimore
exc oyernor Po we'll, Kentucky and thousands OF
otht,rB. WarraI ated to cure O money refunded
E9.GE0.Ol .ULIER, Agent,
.nly1-1yr Charleston, SO.
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amrtipu 8alrs--1his Map.
By H. II. DeLEON.

PRICK STORE ON EAST BAY, WARD
D No. l.
l will sell THIS DAY, January %, 1873. at
corner East Bay and Broad street. at II o'clock,
All that LOT OF LAND, with Three.Slory Brick
Building thei con, 81 uated on the west side OF
East Bay, In Ward No. I, and known as No. 5S
Lot measures In front on East Bay 20 feet, and In
depth 143 feet more or less. In rear OF store is
large Brick StoreLouse and wo.st0ly Brick
Kitchen.
Ttrms-Onethird cash; balance by bond and
mortgage payable In one and TWO years, with in-
teresL ar per cent per sn1um, pay able annu-
ally. premises to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchasers 10 pay Tor paperS JANIS
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anftioneers' pripats Gales, %r,
ByR, M. MARSHALL BRO.

VHOICE RESIDENCE OPPOSITE 81.
Paurs Church, Radcli1e6oro:s. o:s,,rrcu
No I1o Gaming srreet, cont aiming square rooms
and and sttics, dressing room and pantry. doaeie s
gitcnen. carriage. house, cistern an well ON tne
plsiui'o'' pre- Janl6-wftuthA
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aurnpu Sales.--future Daps.
WM. Mckay

TSTATE SALE BY ORDER OF THE AD-
~ MINISTRaTOR. Will sell on FRIDAY, Gath
lust, at No. 3s Mary street, near King, the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Carpets, &c, con.
taIned in said house, belonging TO The estate OF
the late Jno. b. Tietjen.
COnditi ms cash. ]anlSStM
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Anrtinn 6ales--5mnre Daps.
ByW. Y. LEITCH & B. 8. BRUINS,
Auc1IonoorH.

TXTENSIVE AND DESIRABLE HHQP-
~ ERTY, with Genteel Residence and Water
Privileges on Cooper River, between she Properly
of the South Carolina Railroad Company and tho
Charleston Gas mpany, in washington street.
Will b. sold at the Old Postof1ce, on THURS
DAY. SOth instant, as II O'Clock,
That SPACIOUS L n OF LAND, with dwelling
and outbuldings. situate in Washington street,
east side, formerly known az the "Prothre Milln
site, containing in 'front.' l22 feet on Warrington
q rect, and In deIth to the channel OF Cooper
River.
This location Offers peculiar advantages as q site
for either mechanical or manu- uracturing purposes,
and being adjacent to the Depot OF the Ncrth-
eastern Railroad may be arranged as depot for
some OF the Phosphate or Fertiizing Companies.
Terms-One half cash; balance In one year, with
interest, secured ny bond and mortgage, prop
erty to be insured aud policy assigned. iPurchs.
Ser to pay for papers Jan2Stntp8
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! iKEN HOTEL, AIKEN, sOuTHcAho'
a LIMA.

Having recently u6ss tsGr0qs Ts respect
hauled and reatseS 1a our friends and the public that
folly o% ready to and
In nrstclsss styie' Proprietors.
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By W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
Auotloneor1 ~

BY w. I. LEIfCH q II Ss bhUNS,
Auotloneers.
GTORE IN MEETING STREET, OPPO-
~ SITE Charleston Hotel; Farm at Mount
Pleasant; Lots in Hil:iardsyilie; Residente In
Hanover street. .!
Will be sold at Auction, on THURSDAY, .Soth
instant, at the east end OF Broad street, f. II
O'Clock.
That eligible and desirable tfree.story BRIOK
STORE. opposite Charleston Hotel. and known as
No. l67 Meeting street. Lot measures 20 feet
inches on Meeting street, by 122 feet Q inches in
depth.
ALSO.
A FARM, OF 20 acres, about three.quarters Of
mile from the Village OF Mount Pleasant. On
rhls place Is small Residence, with TWO rooms,
barn and kitchen. This Farm is well suited for
Truck farm.
ALSO,
TWO LOTS In Hilliardsville, IS by ss feet on
plat OF said village. :s.G .,..I
ALSO.
The twostory WOODEN RESIDENCE and cut
buildings on east side of Hanover street, ono
door north Of Columbus street.
Terms-One third cash; balance In one, two
and three years, with interest, secured by bond
OF the purchaser and mortgage Ct the property;
insurance and assignment OF policy. Purchaser
to pay uH for papers. 1an2StnsuS
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by W. Y. LEITCH s. R. 8. BRUINS.
BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
AuctiOnCers.

DEsIRABLE OFFICE AND LOT AT
~ AUCTION.
Will sell at Public auction THIS DAY, the
23d instant, at ii O'Clock A. NJ, at the corner OF
Broad and East Bay streets, Charleston,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Walls
thereon, on the east side OF East Bay street, for
merly occupei as store by Craig, Tuomey Co /,
measuring 10 front on East Bay street AZ leet
inches on the north line 80 feet, on The east line
rs feet and on the south line. on Boyce's Wharf,
S5 feet inches; thence running northerly 28 feet
al Inches, and thence westerly to East Bay So feet
with the right OF way to the alley running 10 the
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Two and
half story Brick Store thereon, at the north cor
ner OF East Bay and Boyce's Wharf. lately occu.
pied by cohen, Hanckel GO. Lot measures ~
feet inches front by SO feet deep. more or less.
Terms-One.third cash; balance In one and two
years with interest from day OF sale. 10 be secur.
ed by bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF prem
ises. The store to be Insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers, and
assumelthe city taxes for 1878. )an23
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TIE CHARLESTON NEWS FOR 1878.

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the reach OF every Southern household, we
will iarnish the paper to clubs on very libe-
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