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Eegal Nutires.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF CHARL STON.-COurt OF Com
mon Pleas.-"HRIsTOPHER P. POPPENHElm,
Plaintiff against ] W. SPRAG UE, Defendant
Copy summons for Money Demand.-Complaint
not Served.
ToJ. W. SPRAGUE. Defendant in this action:
You are hereby summoned and required to an.
swer the plant In this action. which has been
dies In the ofce OF the Clerk OF The court or CON-
mon Pleas for the said County, and 10 serve 4
copy or your answer on tine subscriber at MS Of
nee. No. "a Broad street, corner OF Church street,
within twenty days after :he service OF lnls eum-
nous on you, exclusive OF the day OF se VICE.
II you fail to answer this complaint within lhe
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum OF thirty collars
and five cents and costs.
VI. TOBIAS Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Charleston, =. u, March 9th, 1873
IL. 8 JACOB WlLLIMAN, U. U. p.
To the Defendant, ]. w. SPRAGUE: Take no
tIce that the summons 10 this action, together
with the complaint therein referred TO, was fled
in he office OF the CLERK OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the county Of Charleston. In the state
OF South Carolina, On the 1fth day OF March, a.
D., 1878. ..-
VI. TOBIAS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Charleston, =. y March 9Th 1873. mch6.t Q
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The Crisis In England.

Il was certain that the Gladstone ministry
would find It extremely difficult to devise
suy bill for the remodeling OF the university
svstem in Ireland which could be swallowed
by the English Protestants and the Irish
Catholics; but the provisions OF the bill
which they introduced were, in the main, so
liberal and just that the defeat OF the gov
ernment upon the second reading was alto
gether unexpected.
The strength OF the Gladstone govern
ment has been diminished by the splits
among It's supporters more than by any ac-
tual increase in the strength OF the opposi-
ton, and during the last session Mr.. Disraeli
could, upon several occasions, have defeated
the ministers and compelled their resigna-
tion. But the keen foresight OF the astute
politician taught him that victory won by
q minority was OF no lasting value. 1t was
easy enough for him to get into Office, but
his success would at once consolidate the
Liberal forces and enable MIR. Gladstone 10
return to power whenever it suited his party
The conditions do not appear to be mate
rally changed. Mr.. Disraeli, or any Con-
serva,ive leader who may undertake the
formation OF ministry, will be brought
face to face with the very question which
led to the overthrow OF the Liberals, and
with like result.
1t seemed wisest for the Conservatives to
restrain themselves until the embarrassing
questions growing out Of the University tests
10 Ireland, and the Education laws in Eng
land, were In some way settled. This
was their policy, and it is hardly to be
doubted that their victory on Tuesday night
was as great o surprise to themselves as TO
Mr.. Gladstone and his colleagues.
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The Unkindest Cut.

The German papers ''rldicule and sharply
i" "criticise !" the inaugural address of Presi-
dent Grant, and refuse TO believe That q
universal speaking OF what Mr.. Marcy called
the American language" and universal
republic with General Grant ut its head,
will be tantamount to either pathological
or political millennium. The Germans can
excuse the Presidents bad grammar and his
shopkeepipg sentiments, but they take IL
rather hard that General Grant should sug-
gest that Kaiser Wllhelm's is not The best
government the world ever saw. And, as
usual, they say their say without mlncing
words.
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Discretion

President Grant is compelled by "public
"duties" to indefinitely postpone his visit
to the South. These same public duties do
not keep him from staying ut Long Branch
for weeks, nor do they prevent him from
going West. Probably, the welcome prom
ised him by the Southern whites was 30 un-
expectedly warm and generous that his ad-
visers think 1t safest not to lead him into
new temptation. They feared another
whl.ewashng report" like that which, to
bis honor, General Grant made soon after
The closing OF the Confederate war.
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Rntels
HOTEL, COLUMBIA, s. G.

This well known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
the business portion OF the city, Affords every
convenience and comfort to travellers on bhsi.
ness or pleasure.
The proprietor, having secured the services OF
polite and efficient assistants, pledges himself to
spare no pains in Its management. TO sustain the
high reputation so long enjoyed by the "Colnm-
bia. ~ as first class house. ~
Attached to the house Is g handsome Billiard
Room, furnished with three OF Pnelan d Collan.
dar's best and most improved Tables. .c5p.
Telegraph ONCE IN totunda OF the Houae. Also,
Bathing Rooms equalled by none In the city.
VIM. G0RhAN, Proprietor.
E. T. BuRDBLL, LITE OF Charleston HotalV and
JAS. F. GADsDHN, AsaistantI..,. fSbN
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.Joint 6tork Gontpanp.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum
GLASS No. 44s-wRDNEsDAY MORNING, March r.
Observation-Disclosures.
GLASS No. 4so-wRDNKsDAY EVENING, March 12
Observation-Disclosures
mchls.l A. MOROSO Sworn Commissioner.
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Remar6s.

ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Lost or Stolen on the evening OF January
20 from III. south Carolina Railroad trnin, be-
tween Charleston and Columbia, q CARPET BAG,
conts nlDg important papers. Of no value 10 any
one but the owner, as pa ment upon them has
been stopped. A reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will be paid, and no questions asked for the
return OF the papers 10 this Office. JOSEPH
CREWS. feb15
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@TAKE AYERS CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ to stop your Colds, Coughs and Bronchial
Affections, before they run into consumption that
you cannot stop. mchl3 'thstuSD&W
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DLEAsANT QUARTERs:.pEKSoNS sR !; : sIs1SS y
desiruus OF Private Board In heathy aNd
0ei;ehtfui part OF the ciy, Will please address
..Bi at this Office Northerners wishing TO speLd
the summer in the city Will find the location par
ucularly advantageous. leo1o
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@ DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT Is
prepared by Physician OF twenty-five years.
practice and is compound Of rare excellercs.
mchlS6Dkw
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5lrl;n. : u:.i==.

wCONSIGNEES PER COMM ERCIaL
LINE SCHOONER JOHN E. DALEY, from New
York, are notified that she ls THIS DAY aischarg'
Ing cargo at Central Wharf. All Goods on the
harf Of sunset will be s'ored at owners FISK
and expense. Positively no claims allowed cx'
cept noted on the wharf. f. F. SWEEGAN,
mchlS-1 Agent.
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~ THE USE OF A SINGLE BOTTLE
of HALLS VEGETABLE SIClLIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER is sufficient to show It's efficacy in re-
storing the natural color OF the hair and cleans
ing the scalp. mch13.stuth3D6W
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GpTHE HUMAN HAIR.-MANY PER
SONS abuse this delicate ana beautiful ornament
oy burning 1t with alcoholic washes and plasterlng
It with grease. which has no affinity for the SKIN,
and is not absorbed. BURNErr'S COCAINE, o
compound Of Cocoanus Oil, DC, Is unrIvalled as a
dressing for the harris readily absorbed, and is
peculiarly adapted to It's various conditions pre-.
venting Its falling OF and promoting its healthy
growth. For sale by
DOwIE, NOISE L DAVIS,
wholesale Druggists, Charleston, s. y.
rnch1Q fhatu3
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TNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
RAJ N NJ n n z r IQE


No. II BRoID STREET, CHARLESTON, s. O.
PAID UP P0APITAL................ $500, 600
Receives Deposits, Discounts Paper. Buys and
Sells Foreign and Domestic Exchange at Current
Rates, and will attend TO Collections throughout
the South. GEORGE 8. CAMERON,
President.
FRANCIS A. MITCuELI Cashier.
In addition 10 tile ordinary business OF Bank
ing, the South Carolina Loan and rust Company
have o SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. In which
they issue Deposit Books for all amounts deposit
ed from One Dollar upwards They also issue In.
terest Bearing Certificates for any amount, pay
atle on demand. at such rate Of interest as may
be agreed upon; interest colectable every three
months, II the Certificate has not been previous.
ly presented. Deposltors are offered these ad.
vantaees, and the safety OF their deposits Is
guaranteed by paid up capital OF THREE HUN.
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Persons having
funds which they wish TO invest, will ind this a
safe means Of Investment, returnable upon de.
mand, and always ready for use should more
profitable Investment occur. feb2o-thm3mos
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d U r III
GRAND BAL ASQUE,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING, AARCH 13, 1878.
SENIOR MANAGERS.
III. ISRAEL Chairman.
D. JACOBS, A. FALK,
8. STRAUSS, D. BEHTsoHNRR,
]. APPLE, A. SRcKENDoRF.
ooMM1TTRK OF ARRANGEMENTS.
]. b. LOEB, Chairman.
LOUIS ELIAS, CHAs. NRwHoUsE,
!. W. GoLDsTEIN, N. TRIRsT.
RULES OF ORDER.
l. No tickets sold at the door.
2. No children under 13 years admitted.
8. The Committee reserve the right CT unmask-
Ing any one before admitting them.
4. No one allowed on the door except in mask.
6. Unmaskiog at II O'Clock.
Tickets to be had from the above Committee.
febl7, ri, 81 mch3, ,lo,12,13
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zis- NCTICELTHE BRITISH BARK

Gr NCTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
TlBER, d. Lewis, Master, from Liverpool, Is THIS
DAY uath) entered under the Three (3) Day Act,
and will commence dischargiug under General
Order ON TUESDAY. the 18th instant. All persons
are hereby cautioned against harboring or trust
Ing any Of the Crew OF the above. named vessel,
as debts Of their contracting will not be paid by
the Master, or HENRY CARD, Agent.
mch19.3
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TIBERNIAN SOCIET
sEvENTY-sECoND ANNIVERSARY.

SEVENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY.
The HIBERNTaN SOUIETY will celebrate Its
Seventy. Second Anniversary, on MONDAY, the
18th Instant, at their Hall 10 Meeting street. The
Society will assemble at IL n. for the e.ectien OF
officers for theensuing year and the transaction
OF other business.
Members viii please come prepared to pay ar
rears.
Polls open from 12 NJ. to2P.M.
The Society will reassemble Ia The evening at
ocl.ck precisely to partake OF the Anniversary
Supper.
STEWARDS.
Epw :RD DAILY,
JOHN BURKE, buGH FERGUSON,
J. e. HOUSTON. ROBERT HUNTER.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
mch1O Secretary.
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A N OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFER.

AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFER
n EU.-To close up an estate, the Store and
Fixtures formerly occupied by Perez Friden6erg.
OF Jacksonville, Florida, deceased, Is onered ior
Rent or Will be sold on easy terms, together Win
o portion o. Stock In store.
The Store is located In the best business part OF
the city Is built OF brick, 80 by so feet three sso
rlts high, French roof, and Brick Warehouse 10
rear. No bonus required. For further inlorma'
ton apply to the uruerslgned.
HAkkIS SOLOMON,
No. IS Reaue street. New York City,
Orto HENRY p FKIBENBERG,
Jacksonville, Florida.
mchs.lmo Executors Estate Perez FrldenoerB'
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nOARDING.-GOOD BOARD, WITH
Is comfort BILE rooms, on reasonable terms,
at No. II Broad street, between King and Meeting
.ot 49, - feb22
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auulUEIEuIlIs.
tT. RICK'S D A Y.
NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.

The Birthday OF the Patron Saint OF ireland
will be celebrated on MONDAY, the l7th, by the
various Irish Military and Civic organizations
The line will be formed In front OF Hibernian
Hall, at half past A. NJ, In the following order
St. Patlick's Brass Baud,
Irish Rifle Club,
Irish Volunteer Ride Club,
Irish Volunteers,
United States Post Band,
st. PstficE's Benevolent Society,
st. Jcssph's Beneficial Total Abstinence Socety.
The Procession will move from the place OF rem
devious to the Cathedral chapel, Queen street,
where Divine Service Will be held and Dis.
course appropriate to the occasion, delivered by
Right Rev. Bishop PERSICo.
A Collection Will be taken up at the Chapel for
the benefit OF the Orphans In charge Of the SIS
ters Of Mercy.
After the Services the liue will be reformed,
and will proceed 10 King street, thence to Broad,
East Bay, Market Meeting, Line, King and
Queen streets, and finally to hioernlan Hail.
where the Parade will be dismissed.
The Parade will be In charge OF President
JAMES ARMSTRONG, OF the Irish Rifle Club, as-
sisted by vice.Presdent D. W. ERWIN, OF the
Irish Volunteer Rife Club, and Vice-President
JAMES OOSGRovE, OF the st. Patrlck's Benevo.
lent Society. mchlS.4
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DGarnlnl.

MFRS. WALTER HAVING RENTED
Nl Mrs. Pringle's House, 10 SummerVille, for
the summer, will open Boarding Hou'e from
the frst OF april. ANY person visiting that place
She will be glad to accommodate Terms mod.
crate Refers to Rev. Toomer Porter. Rev. James
Elliott, Mr.. James II. Wilson. Mrs. E. Doucin, or
10 Mrs, Lois Walter, No. 10 Cannon street.
mchl2.wfm2mos
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THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK,

THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK,
OF CHARLESTON,
Offers for sale o limited amount OF above.men.
toned BONDS, at the following rates: FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, (only $40 600 per mileD at
So cents and accrued interest; SECOND MORT.
GAGE. (only 1000 per mie,) at rs cents and &C.
crued interest. and recommend them to Trustees
and others having money to invest, as being the
most desirable security on the Market for the
following reasons, to wit:
FIRsT.-THEY CANNOT BE TAXED BY TIE STATE,
COUNTY OR CITY. The United states supreme
Sourt, in the case of the Northern central Kali
road vs. Jackson, (see wallace. supreme EeuIs
o. g., page 1917 decided thAt, wnen Ial,foau esVa
mortgage is Joint one, on property lylng 10 Two
or more States, The bonds secured tnereoy are
NOT liable to be taxed by either OF the states; ana
the same principle relieves them lroni la6ssion
by County, City or Town. Tne Charlos1e, ooium.
bla and Augusta bonds ,,a are sgcISeq y, Nor arona
mortgage on properly lylDg III Nollh .a'olua'
South Carolina and Georgia. ,,,,,, ,,
SRCoND.-Because they are absolutely sdJe,
beIug secured by first mortgage OF only slo,-
900, and second mortgage OF 10 Only Seovo per
Uusta. and ON al the workshops, bridges, lraa.
1nIse and equipments OF said road.
TTIRD.-Because the sale OF the first mortgage
bol,,is will extnguish the foating debt OF the
road and tile pr0Cceu6 VI LHc oSSonu pioi'6oS
honds viii be exclusively applied to improving
the road and adding 10 It's equipments; thus en-
hanciE the value or the property mort gagged.
FoURTH.-Because the bonds are coupon
bonds. aud thc interest payable In New YORK:
charlotte, Columbia or Augusta, at the option OF
the holder. Thus they can be collected through
apy bank without expense.
FIFTH.-The business OF the road Is rapl ny 10.
cre,spg ami the property and lranehise oally
necomiHR more vauable-the net earnings LOT
the last i've u onths being over nfty per cent.
mo,e han for the corresponding months OF tne
tsIxTHeTnese bonds are practically redeen.a.
Die IN gold, for specie payment will certainly De
resumed before their maturity. Investors WILL
therefore buy with greenbacks worth SIX cents,
and receiy. their pay at par-thus adding
nrotit of OVER THIRTY CENTS on the dollar ON the
FIRST Mortgage Bonds and OVER THIRTY.sEvEN
CENTS on the Second Mortgage Bonds. and In the
meantime receiving hign rate OF interest.
FINALLY-As these Bonds 1--we fixed value In
New YORK Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
they are considered good collaterals, on which
money can always be borrowed lor temporary
purposes.
JOHN B. PALkER,
President o. Q. and a. r, r.
Further information will be furnished on applI
cation to the undersigned, who will nll orders for
the bonds. O. O. WlTTE, President.
q. G. LoPER, Cashier. febls tuthsl6
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~FOR THE OPERA, EVENING
Parties and the Ball ROOM Elgln's Phantom Pow.
der will be especially esteemed on account OF the
surprising and surprising brllliancy and beauty
it gives to the complexion. No lady should fall 10
uyl It's enecls are magical in transforming
even The homeliest complexion into o; Of beauty
and loveness. Price 25 and so cents per box.
For sale by all retail druggists. DoWIE, NOISE
&DAvIS. Wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. c.
mchG.ih. .tu3mO3
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An1nsemenis,
TIT RNIAN HALL.

PROFESSOR CROMWELL
Has the honor TO announce that owing to the
urgent request OF many Of the citizens OF Charles.
ton he will give four more OF his
ART ENTERTAINhENT5-Thr Nights and q
Saturday Matinee.
TONIGHT. March l3-E9then, the holy Land,
Egypt and Spain.
FRIDAY NIGHT March 14-Pdrls and the EX.
hib!tion OF 1857 This Programme is entirely
different from the one exhibited last week.
SATURDAY NIGHT, March 16-London, the
Great City. Grand Matinee SATURDAY, 8 O'Clock.
Tickets at Holmes's, and Fogartles. Saturday
positively the last day. mch13
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g- NO!ICE TO BRIDGE CONTRAC-
ToRS.-Sealed Proposals will be received at the
ONCE OF Tie BriGge Commissioners, for one
month from date, for the completion OF 'ne
Bridge crossing the Wateree River. Direct pro-
posals to WILLIAM II. SHANNON, shannon d
shannon, or to ]. J. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
J.J. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
Camden, March 6, 1873 mch6-thstulmo
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NsA SURE PREVENTIVE FOR GRAY
Hair Ia HaLL,S VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER. rry It. mch8. stulh8D&w
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wALL PERSONS A RE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harboring any OF
the crew Of the British Bark AGNES CAMPBELL,
as no debts contracted BY them will be pail by
the Capla ain or Agents.
WILLIAMS, BLACK WILLIAMS,
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for 6ale.

ENOR SALE, A LARGE BAY HORSE;
IL also Truck and Harness complete. Apply
To- E. ANSEL, No. 1T Calhoun street. mchl2.2t
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LOR SALE, A LOT OF FINE LARGE
L DRAY MULES, yong, souGd and gentle
city, they are well broke. aad Just what's wanted
for Dray, Cart or Turpentine hauling. Apply TO
B. F. mCCABE, or T. ). ClaSELL, state Press,
Corner East Bay and Pinckney streets.
mch8.a
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LNOR SALE OR TO RENT, THAT LARGE
IL and resirable Residence, No. King street.
recently finished, suitable for one or TWO respect
able families, haviGg all the necessary outbuIld.
ings for the accomm odation OF the same. There
ls IN the premises one OF he largest cls;erns and
one OF the best wells OF water in the city. Apply
on the prpmaea. mch11 1tuth2mlh
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DLANTATION FOR SALE.-THE UN-
IL DEK>IGNED Offers for sale his plantation,
containing seven hundred and ffty-seven acres,
more or less, with the privilege OF Two hundred
acres more, recently conveyed, on the place about
loo or 200 acres cleared and under fence, located
la Orangeburg County, fifteen miles due east OF
Orange0urg Courthouse, and at the Junction OF
the state and Five notch road. On the place there
is comfortable lwo story dwelling with eight
rooms q nre place In each; Gin House, Screw,
Blacksmith shop anu all necessary outbulldings.
For further particulars, apply either 10 Messrs.
lzlar i Dluble or myself, at Ornngeburg Court
house, s. y. ]. U. EDWARDS.
fphl3.tlhf
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TUST RECEIVED, A CARLOAD OF
81 good HORSES and MULES; for sale at the
SUBSCRIBERS Stable, Queen street. p. WEST.
mchll.4S
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nArTHE SUBSCRIBERS, FORMERLY
with CHARLES KERRISON. So, can be found
In future hy their friends at Messr'. McLDY &
RICE. corner OF Hasel and King streets, where
they will be pleased to serve them.
JOSIAH E. SMITH.
mch10mih j. J. HERNAADEL.
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1UST ARRIVED, SIXTY HEAD OF
O FINE MULES suitable for all purposes. For
sale low at HOCKADAY'S STABLES, columbus
street. mchl0.6H
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w J. P. MOOEIE Is AUTHORIZED
to collect al outstanding Bills OF the late Grn OF
DuUGLAS g. MILLER WA. 0UGLAS.
mch1l-B VIM @. MILLER.
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TUST ARRIVED A LOT OF FINE KEN
81 TUCKY HORSES, MARES AND MULES. For
sale at II. Rarken's Stables, No. 6sS King street.
mchll.S*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-13

A NEW ARRlVAL-ONE CAR LOAD
N OF Match Ponies, Mares and Horses, at r.
U ,KMAN,S STABLES, No. IS Church street.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-13

ENOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE BRICK
IL Residence, No. 100 Meeting street, between
George and Calhoun, containing SIX square
rooms, kitchen, pantry, bath and dressing rooms,
&c. servants quarters seven 1ooms, all necessary
uutbuildings, clstern and well. apply on the
premises. mchl1-tuth2