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BROOKLYN Real gstatr for Sale.

A HOUSE, near CARROLL PARK. -
~ FOR SALE good tbse0 birch and broEnttons basement
OuSB aud ChBOAst 2I3S Sth
wYCKoFF 4 JAMES, ts9 MOnhgus-r, BroOilyn-
LNOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
Il 5OIlOO ana IS TO- r. and ID Montague
l0OIlOO HO1ss and Store No lO2 Pnssppst 21I6Oi House
No l79 Winoaghby House No 1877 WouEhbit Houses Nos
40 ST. and IS SAsssas GORDON FORD 81 ClaTE. Brooklyn
1 AND by the ACRE in Brooklyn, in parcels
IL Of eight 81 800 AID upward AeTG RCLAnD
a WHITING Beeiman-st
OI-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
S)2 Ne. lO2 PnoEEpltFt. FutOn-st Lot 27I6O.
GORDON q. PoRD. o. Clsrtst Broofyn.
S)6G AND 26S WESTINGHOUSE,
-SOO between Hillary and johnson ST..
POUR.STORY DOUBLE HOUSE.
Lot, b6I70
GORDON I. FORD,
90 ClArk-SL BIOoklyn-
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Ciin Real estate for Sale.

BARGAINS = On Third-ave., opposite the
ID Erhibit Grounds and in the immediate Vicinity
Apply TO Nh H. RAYN0R, 59 Finest
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Jee Cream.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS and REFRlGER-
II ATORs afr MOWBRAY'S. - YeseY-t opposite Washing
Paekng Tabs Rsigsrsor
upr GIT Chests LAger6ssr, ami GtOcers lnaare.
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6cuses and farms Uanteo.

AN ENERGETIC, experienced business man,
~ who oee CENTRALLY located in wishes % make
mutually satisfactory arrangement with party owning tract OF
spd on Long snd 10 dispose lots Address YEL0X,
3Os West wen.y. ird-st, Tribune Westside on oe.
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Brooklyn lrOpertp Go Eet.

ITO LET OF FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il FOUR STORY HOUSE, AND STORE. No. 102 PinesppIeSt
DWELLING HOUSE, No 81 haSsaust
GORDON L. FORD, 81 Clirkst, BROOKLYN.
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5iiuations Wantso- Hlales
CLERKS, S.sLBS.uE.r, Sc.


CLERKS, S.sLBS.uE.r, Sc.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIE ,o nprQwS
Twenty third At, sPtO p m. e, rpsalaL once rates.
A YOUNG MAN desires position as BOOK
kpER or ASSSIAS e T9 E2i s s' P1ss an give
CO.sCEEvE.r.
A COACHMIAN's SITUATION WANTED
N mos competent who thoroughly understands bis qt
%d fas o5 w,.j '3si '% Ssf Broasy
COACHMAN-A first class colored coachman
~ vsns Situation thoroueh eIPesned III. care n
C0ACHMAN's SITUATION WANTED--By
'S; .sau sS s s Sf' So and S BIS Re best
rrereac. Appy to oDElS AGENCY, 100 "es' AhI' near
COACHMAN.-By an Englishman who is q
soor Pm ave he best 'i rom isst employer With
C0ACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a Scotch
.Scsa groom can also DO s,psSas Mis- sni
place sB recommendations Can be seen Al O. 100
GARDENERS
A RESPECTABLE, industrious man, as
~ GARDENER and be geasr,y useful on se0emans place
fruit SSBs agRSg I 100 q % 80 s l s0 SoS%
w practical Gdencr understands LAYING out and Improving
gnenns place. Is successful indoor and plant grower tas
fact ~ testimonials Apply oDELEs AGENCY lOJ "ss' JAN
St. Broadway
IF.HITBRS
WAITER-By an experienced waiter Single,
w Poestant family boarding house or Summer ho'ef
thoroughly under tluls bis excellent reference from last en-
poyer Apply 0DRLLS AGENCY 100 Het 3ih A. near Broad
WAITER or BUTLER.-In a private family
w by an Enghman 80 who an experienced servant
ehtr Of the above branches has best English and scotch
for ehaer eapsby having lived some OF tue hf'' mei
Can be seen al CARPESTBRS 13o West lltAsI car OhAfS
.mISCRLL.S.vBOUS.
A YOUNG MAN Of large experience as
n Daef Butler sn Wallets has beeu Washington o the as, 10
months Protestant and has the best releresee Can OF address
W. ROBERTS, 506 West i2lst
Useful MAMA middle-aged colored man,
l. from the South, GROOM, HOSTLbR, 1AhDhAh or
urn or other work willing and Obgnz good home more an
objee shAD wage. Apply sIMns's AGENCY, 543 bheTe
USEFUL MANA young cOlored man,
" about II Just from the HOSrLBR GhOOM fot
TgR make hnsen useful gAIenAEs pAee can Os sen
At slhMSs A6BhCY 5i3 6th-sve
USEFUL YOUNG MAN-Very respectable,
u n.elgsp sober ied honest understands The care " horss y
aJ dnTer and EAng do UorE shout
or bgnsei terms nier.tei country or city Apply 70 oDhLLo
AGBSVi' IVo "es' SAhst, near Broad"I'
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Boaro anb Rooms.

A DVERTISEMEN1S FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THB UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 81 l-2 West nIrty-.econd+t or Jos West
T-eniythird-s'. up 70 o. at regul,r ones rates
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET; convenient
ho,gal suitable foI Students 3Ol East rWeHsventhsi
Seeoniave.
no LET-An elegantly furnished floor, three
and bath private house, to gentlemen only
At No. II Bast l2ih-st.
NNANTED-FURNISHE ROOM with pri-
w family down town. Wher other boaiers oigers
price mo1erate; suited will be permanent Address for one
week, PARTICULAR, Tribune Ofee.
SD AND THIRD FLOORS.-LARGE, COOL
ROOMS 10 Ii, With Eithoa. board At Sumner prices permanent
or,rsnsen, q, 1913 slss Tenth-'t
Dc WEST 16TH-ST.-Very desirable large
81 and small viii BOARD Summer pdecs References eI
changed
% EAST 2OTH-ST.-ROOMS to let to gen
30 lsmen only. without board Reerenes.
.)nQ WEST 24TH-ST., between 9TH and Sth-
-Ost aVc+Nicely furnished ROOMS, with without BOARD,
for gentlemen gentleman aai WIFE summer prices
Ok EAST 31ST-S T-Furnished or unfur-
- nhed ROOMS LET. with without Board,
two gsnsA gentleman ve so Hall Room At reasonable
pnte.
OSr WEST 39TH-ST.-To LET with good
SstO BOARD two nesy furHished handsome PARLOR BED
ROOMS eoHhes has all the modern improvements good
lOa,uOn eonysaen. % ou hne, o. e,ni terms moderate
q y TO So PER WEEK.-FurnishedR ROOMS,
~ - with without o and light; housekIepng American fan
Tvs 50 Hudson-sL, corner Harrison
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5iiuallons mauiro--females.

GEI.EUB h R.H.GIDs.
a ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE Will BR RECEIVED AT THR UPTOWN
OFFICES, Nos 81 I-2 West htT.eeoadst or Jos west
TwssJ .hird-it, ~ 70 y p m, regular ohee rates.
A RESPECTABLE young Girl as CHAM
ABRRMAD And WAITRESS. general H0uskWOEA; .un'
de,isr' her banessi city reference CAL at 22l East 2lstsL
lTsi soor. l..
A VERY capable German girl wants place
~ a. CHAMBkRMAiD auh WAITRESS OF NURSE aud bkAA
srLssi Gcrnsn aiJ pleerrr Gail at LOG Oh b.ae
3, NEAV, active yenng woman as first class
n 'JAYItHN kiD. III -. IA .ug o. csras Tor ,hdreat
en- Of eolar bast c sisrcace4 AppI al oDEL4a AUAAtI,
lO9 Wss, saw o., HssI bIVsduy
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS. TO
THE OH REGION ana LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trans
will eave Desbrosses and Cori snitst Ferries:
daily Sundsy) with Pullman Palace
Car through OIL CITY Arrive sunbIry 600
Wilamport 1885, Lock Haven 955 Remove lllO m Irvine
ton sos CORY Ere 7;45 m Connects At Ineton ard
CORY with oil Ceek Allegheny River Il for the OIL ReSon a.
Ene With LAKE Shore r. r for all points West.
$3.50 Mail (dily) with Pullman Palsce Car from PILLS
delpha Bde Arrve Suabup. 62j; Whsm'po, l0 Lock
U,yen $40: Remove frVneon, $40 CORY flO; Ere,
75j D. lrneOn and Corr with OIL Creek and Ae-
sheuy River the OIL Region Ere with Lake Shore T.
for all points West -
". A BALDWIN. General Superintendent
J. W. GORE Gen. Pas, Agent
DONDOUT and KINGSTON-Landing at
III Cou' COnwiI Sewbgsh M,rbogg5 Milton P0nsh1s,p;s
BALDWIN HGrrson,t Pier 81 " r. DAILY at O'clock
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Gonrttrp prOpertp 10 Eel.

CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y.-To RENT, a fur
~ nished COTTAGE q room testefy anl conveniently 6ut
y 1pd completely farsshd gOod panJl niles from bnns
sb,rSp spDgs niles Rcbfe 10 nesj goOl sceI, churches
Rent Onlf SOU Tor s season hV>ih AiVAuA EAoA'
or OWNER, Box S96, N T. r. o.
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6olrls.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washing on-st.
~ (occupyng square from ~oeser W SpsgietsI boston H.
y. ROGERS Proprietor. ------------------
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poultney, Vt.
Rsv J. NEWMAN d., Prop Ogen ifon MAJ special rates
10 fsuihes and seAsOnJ
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6elp mante0-- Mlles.

DeIp IUHHKU--I tIIIf5.
DPINCIPALS of SCHOOLS aud TEACHERS
Who de,ire etetsble ami Brttsbe OUTDOOR BMPL0YMENr
80 hsr hear sesehng greatly ther
80. 10 b, communicating With ID ,APPLklONS 60.
''-'s Pabhsasrs, $40 and Sal BrSoiuA'. Neviork
tTTANTEDAA smart BUSINESS MAN to act
w Soliciting Agent whom a fair slY viii be- paid bt'
ssi aauslAee paeut nsht Av-fBs EAp Lot
| ptsarrsa AbAkR ADAMS, q DesAasgSA. hss.ls.A
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD CsnneEci1s MONDAY June Is 1880
Through trains will Grand Central Depot, g.,
500 Chicago and Montreal Express = m sfatoRa sPeelN
SPECIAL Cbeago Express with drawing room esIsto Koch
Buffalo, and Niagara FAlA
IN. Northern and Western ErDfes&
Special for ALBANY, Troy and Saratoga
1900 NJ Montrell ETpress, With seepngear TO - Adams
ZOO m Express Daily, with seepiDgears for NaeoHn and
CanandagnA ,-,.
$40 D. m Express Daily with sleeping for Rochester,
Bufalo and Niagara also FOR Chcgo, via both and a. e.
Railroads
100 m Express with seepiHgesrs for Troy and Albany
300 d H. Hudson train.
goo q. NJ and $3.50 D M Pourhkeepse trains
G:IO a. M. Ask 500, and 7:i5 p Peekskil trains
b.U0 .. m, Sing Sing Train. ,
TrrytOwn from Thlethst Depot, stopping OIL auos
Gas s:25 aud 1920 100 300, 400 iO DID,
6:3O 800. ant II 80 .. go
sunday WsyTanL-POr TIrryown from Thirihs, 4, $685.
On 100 p - CO.,
0:lOL
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NEW ROUTE to .,,,,, ,o,,,r,

OPENING OF THB "PBSSsYLVANIA AIR LINZ"
On and amer SUNDAY % this new and improved line TO b
Washington AMI all points the South viii be 0Peled 10
travel
Trains foot OF Dsbrosses ard Cosndt ats a. foovs;
DAY EXPRESS Daily. except SUNDAY with new falm
Plror Cars 20 Washington Bali more 20 p washington
6;45 10. connecting for all points SOUTH at ~.
NIGHT RXPRESS-S 20 N. Daily, with Pullman PAae
Sleeping Cara WshngtO ATrvcs At baltimore % a NJ "s
q making close connections for All points Souih
For maOn through tickets sleeping and pror car uket
baggage apply the following ohes OF 'hs fehny
RAILWAY Co.:
No SIG BROADWAY. No. S4i BROADMAl
No I Aston HOUSE, No III BKOADM,A
No. 43J BROADWAY, No. = BAIIEklfLAOb
DEPOT FOOT or DESBROSSES-Sf.,
DEPOT FOOT OF COtTLANDI-sE
A. j. CISSATT. b. 81. BOYD IT,,
Genera bauiRer denefsi Passenger htehN
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HOTEL Arrivals, April 2l. 1873
Wheeler House-E Mnrketz, Y;JE
Gary. w II Ball. 8 l. Dunha %, Md; J "
Carroll, Blackstocks; W B Gartright, N
Y; J 3 duignard, A q Brenizer, city; j
y Black, s @; FL A Reams, p T Conrad,
N @; q L Jackson, Md; r Thomp.
son, Yorkville; Il B johnson, B John
son. Sumter; f L Whitehead, Z 8 A; J
O Morrison, city; r + Gurney, Fl BUST.
Charleston; S K Hays, Ohio; Mrs + a
Elchelbcrger, Edgehrld; 81 F Adams, G
B Hinton, w 3 Wheeler, II A McLauRh-
lin. q s A; 81 Beattie, Greenville; T @
Custom, N c.; G W Ames, WaIhalla; jas
III Allen. Greenville; p Reed, Ander-
sou; j O Hudnutt, a l.; j w Hur.
rison, Is f Whitner Anderson.
Columbia Hotel-A Carson, Charlotte;
W Sprlnkle, city; W " Harllee, Mars
Bluff; A L Rayenel, s G; J W O'Brien,
Charleston; Thos Steen, city; Miss y
MoCracken. Thos 8 Clark, Ohio; L "
Pratt, N c.; Miss Il Fl Dreher, Concord,
Q; John Phillips, Charleston; Mr. and
Mrs 5 A Devens. Boston; Mcneil s An-
derson, Aiken; 9 K Knowles, N Y;WF
Nance. Nswberry;J II Walker, Norfolk.
Va; L Hagood. g; Fred D Bush, G Il
q Il Il; Il s Merryman, Baltimore; O NJ
Snlth, Wilmington; Thos M Hanckle,
W Dudley. Charleston; T w Pratt, s 4
A L Co; Chas Noble. Philadelphia; Jas
B Campbell, J N N.thans, Col 1 "
hayne. Charleston; f IzIar, Orange
6urg; q G Jager, A drmball. d Jucobs,
charleston; Andrew Wallace, N J; John
W Brnf. + D Wstkins, Baltimore; " G
Ledbeeter, N Y; II Y Mcleod, Bishop
vile; Jumes Trumble, s G; J D Gurdner,
Jr, Wilmington; W Ii Evans, w j Ma.
grath, Charleston; W Newoomb and wifs
Cornwall University, N Y; q 9 Reab,
Augusta.
Hendric Hcuse-Dr Earl and wife,
Wm IL Cuttino, Sumter; Wm II Crabbe,
Baltimore; B Bsrman, J l. Shuler. oity:
y T Qhattlebaum, Lexington; J L
Muf1itt. Prosperity; W 8 Bowman,
Charleston; Hylcr, u Nunamakcr.
Lexington; w p Hill. N O; w B Var
boro, Fairfield.
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Almost every town in Illinois holding
elections in April has gone Democratic.
The Same may bo said OF Missouri The
Orodit Mobllier and Congressional and
Presidential salary steal has evidently
dlsgusted the great mass OF honest
voters.
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Rumors Have Been Circulated

RI some jealous people, that MILE. OAEN,
m.rly engaged with Il. @. Shiver 4 o., } was
going to leave the city. She takes pleasure
IN announcing this to be false, and will be
glad to receive her former customers and all
VINO VIII honor with q call. Corsets made to
order. Apr az IL"
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For Sale.

~ "a HOUSE and LOT, on Taylot, be.
1Afronting on Taylor street Is feet, run.
ming back 165 feet, moro or less Tho 6ouse
contains four rooms on tho first story and
foar unfinished rooms on the seoond etory-a
inquire 1t @. EfEROKS'.
April - Se~~~~r~Ss
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. Il. -
!. Tho Imperial Russian Geographical
Society have sent an exploring exped,-
tlon to Nurthefn Siberia, with a yiawJof
making discov6ries and isettliug geoloeir
cal, questions. An old Siberian traveller.
with an uppronopncabls Russian name,
has Charge Of the expedition and has al.
ready set out. on his frosty pilgrimage.
There IS said to 'bo'great mineral weuIth
In these" Siberian latitudes; hence the
expedition il expected to solve material
az. we'll as scientific problems It will not
return for more thun year.
A corporation, entitled the "Globe
felegraphic Company" has been formed
in London. Its immediate obirct ia m,
bring oil completed or projected ocean
telegraph lines into one JOINT stock pro.
prietorship. and under single pdminis.
ration. This scheme includes, besides
che North Atlantic cahles, those that ex
tend 10 the West Iudies, South America.
lndla, Chinn. Jhpun, Austraiu-in short
I'LL the submarine wires now in use, or
whloh 1t is intended to lay.
woman and her four children. who
lived near the Staunton River, in Comp.
5eii County, not fur from where the
Lynchburg and Danville Railroad crosses
the stream, were surrounded by fire in
the woods on Friday last, und all pc.
rished in the dames.
A man aged eighty niue wanted to
marry young miss of fiftca !, ab Rush.
ford, New York. the other dny, but his
trends who were not Of the same mind,
gave him refreshing sousing in river,
lions. Wv" ''A'''n' 'no''nA
Two slight fires occurred in Charlest on
on Saturday. One in kitchen on Com
ing, near George street, and another in
kitchen (which was seriously damaged)
IN Broad street, near Meeting.
Oko Jumbo and Ja ia have settled
their latest dispute. Ja Ja sent to Bon
ny good slave. to be killed as u sucri-
iice, to cement the treaty, as they wanted
no bad blood between them.
ID recent murder case in Tennessee.
the counsel for the prosecution spoke of
the victim Lying wrapped in the soIilo.
guy OF his own blood"
The Southern (OharlestoD) CeN claims
Tor the waters Of the artosian we'll greater
medicinal Qualities than those OF Con.
gress water.
A son OF Perry Buckingham, of Barn
o,'' A"'O u.o oa'auco Anu Iell Qfty fctt
down q "ell, last week. bnt. clinglng to
the rope, saved himself from death.
The Palatka Herald tells of o man who
has killed 900 aIligators since tho 10Th
day OF December Iast.
The vulgar custom of displaying we'd
ding presents has gone com pletely out Of
fashion.
A post office has been regularly estab-
iished at Boston, Newberry County.
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Our Partnership being one OF .in,itation,
and the limit apr roaching an end, VIC desire
to reduce our stock OF merch ndise to point
that willreader settlement easy, II desira.
bio. Therefore, EXTRAORDINARY IN.
DUCEMENTs will be offered for the whole
Summer: Stock, Of c0urse, win be reple-
nshed, from time to time, to suit the wants
OF our pstrsns.
All accounts closed till after the expiration
CT tho limit. +. G. SEWER ,MCn
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SUIT FOR THE PURCHASE MONEY OF
EIaHTY SLAVES In the United States
Circuit Court, on Saturday, a @ SO was
tried which involved, to some extent.
the question of the validity of bonds
gwen Tor the purchase of slaves. In
1850. Mr.. j. Motte Aliston sold eighty
slaves to Mr. j. l.. Mann;ns, for vhiSh he
received one third cash. {$35, ,OOO.) and
the bond OF the purchaser for the re-.
naming portion OF the purchase money,
secured by endorsement OF Mr.. J. s.
and ). T. Richardson. Suit was brought
lew years ago by the plaintiff against
the principal and the :aureties to recover
the money due on the bond which was
given in 1860, aud the case came on for
trial on Saturday. The plaintiff was
represented by Messrs. McOrady & Son
and Hon. j. B. Campbell; Mesars. .Por.
ter aud Connor appeared for the defend
ants. Alter the Testimony and the RrRu
ments had been hear.l, the court
ch.ssoa :he jarJ shat If they found, from
the evideDce. that the bond mentioned
In the proceedings was given for the
purchase of certain number of slaves
purchased by the defendant, Manning,
from the plaintiff. Ailston, and that the
prioe agreed TO be paid for the same was
full price. aud that the plaiutif, deli
vered them to the defendant i q healthy
and sound state. such az the price war.
ranted, then tho plaintiff was entitled to
recover In this suit such snm as NAV
remain due on tho bond. That IL they
found from the evidence that the prics
agreed to bs paid by. the defendant,
Manning, was u full and adequate price
Tor tho slaves, nnd that wien .,he said
slaves we're delivered to the defendant
they were unsound aud diseased, the
plaintiff would be entitled to recover
such a sum Of money. as the. Jury might
1hink. i'll addition To the sun already
paid, would have been q fair price for
he persons i'll the obnadi.ion Of these do.
iivered by the plaintiff 10 the defendan,
at the time of suoh delivery, And r. the
Jury found that the dsfendapt, Mn6ninp.
The principal i'll the bond, had waived
any defenco of want Of consideration.
arising from the alleged uusoundpess OF
the persons purchased by him at the
time OF their delivery to him, suob
waiver on his psrt'did not preclude the
surstIes on the bond from setting up iu
their behalf the defence of want of con.
sideration, unless they are shown to
have consented and agreed to such
ThereJ were two actions, one against
the principal and one against the sure.
ties. ln both cases, the jury rendered a
verdict Tor the defendant. :, N
8HE5 NA INarlsst0n Nevs.,
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BA1rr&oRs. sAprif 2f.AFio1ar I. steady.
Corn arm and scarce-white 88187; vel.
low 64. OAts-Southern 4SC05l. i Rro.
visions firm and unchanged, WhiskSy
hrm, at l9H. Cotton. receipts 67O bales; !;
sales 95; stock 1851. ;l..,5 :.
MOBILE. April 2l.-Ootton Quiet
middling 1875: receipts 1,bt2 bales; sales
500; stock Sc, ,525.
AUGUSTA, April 2l.-Ootton demand
good ordinary middIing 1716; receipts
136 bales; sales 685. s..z:,. :. q ...,s..
W1IMINaroN. April 2l.-Cotton re-.
ceipts "a bales; stock 4. 4Bl. ~, :
CHARLESTON, April 2l.--Ootton re-.
oeIpts $50 bales; sales zoo; stock %, ,6l9.
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bacon, Lard, Oheese, etc.
BIZ THOMAS STEEN.
Desirable Real Estate,
BY THOMAS STERN

On SALE-DAY IN MAY, At 10 o'o,ock, v,,1
L oher for sale, at Court House sddsre,
yte following desirable LOTS. within the
noorporste !imits Of the city Of Columbis: I
aide OF Sumter street, between n3Iumbar and
Upper streets; bounded by George Bruns. on
the South; on the North. BY estate Of MaionMe: M
on the west, by Y. Myers. IL, Lots, bohndbd
ep the North BY Tobacco street; South, BY In-
digo street; East, by Gates street; West. by
Lincoln sszeet. 16 Lots, bounipd ON North
ntS Sy Tobacco street. East. b Richardson street;
street. Conditions made known on day Of the
sale. purohasers to pay .oE pipers.s9a =
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HEALTHY DIGESTION Life Is rendered.
miserable when the digestive organs are i'm
paired. Food becomes repulsive; the body
omaoiated; tho mind depressed. and mala n.
BILE LIVER rILlS is tho remedy for these
evils; they produce sound dig estion; create a
good appetite; impart refreshing sieep Nnd
cheerfulness or mind,
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Notice.,

NOTICE,
FENHE gentlemen selected as Trustees NJ tbe
Il Southern Lilo Insurance Companv' are
requested to moet for organization at the
Colnmbia Hotol parlor. THIS AFTERNnnN
at A O'Clock. Fuuctual attendance desired.
BLACK Il WAXING,
apr AZ General gents
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DR.. TUFTS ExpEcronANT.-All who have
nsed this invaluable medicine for Coughs,
hammation Of the Lungs or Ohest, HoarBe.
ness, Difficulty OF Breathing. Bronchitis, and
all diseases Of tho Lungs attest its useful
April % t9T1
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100 pieces best FAMILY LINENS. ~ y
goo pieces best FAMILY LONG CLOTHS.
so bales BR )WN GOODS,
10O pieces 8. ., 10 and III SHEETING.
50 pieces 4, aud Ca PILLOW CASING
3o0 dozen TOWELS, OF all prices,
CHIEFS. ',
10000 yards Embroidered BANDS. EDG-s
1NGS and INSERTINGS,
5000 yards real ENGLISH LACES,
1,00O yards real YALENC1ENES LACEs.
from so cents to 81 per yard,
200 dozen Kid GLOVES, at all prices. -'''
600 dozen Lisle and other GLOVES,
ESQ pieces CAMBNIC, LAWN, MANsOOE
100 pieoss swiss ArUsLINs, at ali prices.
100 pieces best brands ALPAOA,
1000 pieces DRESS GOODS, at every con.
ceivAble price.
500 pieces Bed Tick AWNINGS, STRIPES
and HHIRTING STRIPES, y IA ,
100 pieces ..6 and Ga MATING, n " =
pieces Is Floor OIL CLOTHS,
1000 pairs WINDOW SHADES and FIX
CAMBRfOS:
1000 pieces LINENS, CoTToNADEs. GAS.
sIMEKES and TWEEDS,
With an endless variety Of GOODS ut RE.
DUOED PRICES.
No sensation advertisement, but fact. Gall
and examine. RIO. SILVER h 90
April "a
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.Aa :" - Notice. = a. ~: - !
A Ii persons holding olsims skainst tha
a. a late D: q. TreEevsnt' are -f1auested' 70
and all those indebted to the estate: to m sia
payment n.eIaa t9 DAVIS ThEzEYANT, :. !.
eaP-lI ~ g Administrator:
Three Choice Pieces Of Land for Sale
EN1ETY, sixty and sixty.three acres. one
y third in woods on each tract; admirably
suited for truck farm. corn or cotton; sandy
has mil! site, with water power enough to
grind and gin. The above property IL lust
one mile from town, on the Winnsboro road.
For particulars, apply to -
April "a SEIBEIS l. EZELI..
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BUILDERS DEPOT.

ouAAOGR0 VGE.V1, Is.
No o. Church street, three doors North OF
Broad, ~ i. c5i':i /;
CHARLESTON. SO ':.tt.
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w Wanted,

Wanted,
A PERSON, competent to work on Sewing
n Machine. Apply Immediately to
april ~ MRS. b. A. SMITH,
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AuCt1on saae,a

Household FurnfsureS
BY D. G. EIxOTTO e SONS. :
THIS [ruesda lMORNING the 22d instant.
at ~ O'Clock, at the late Residence Of DR. D.
d. Trezevant, deceased, We will sen, by or
der OF tho Executor.
FURNITURE. 0'~
aorse. Buggy and Harness, April 20
Bacon, Lard, Gaeese, etc.
By THOMAS STEEN.
O'Clock, will sell, in front Of my store.
Barrels Potatoes, lot Crockery.
Ill, 10 ooo lbs. Bacon. smoked and dry saltod,
VII w pc offered In lots to suit purchasers Also,
Cheese. SO barrels Flour. ! Cooking and Par.