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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MIITEsInNE TELEGRAHM LINK.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTESToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
; steam corvette Plymouth Capt Shuieldi from the
wcst coast OF africa IA Barbados June g.
steamship Russia Brl Cook, Lyerpool June and
Franckyn June ~ lat " t Ion IS n passed brig rig
ged steamer bound cas-; 10Th. lat ~ 10 Ion g. o. Ger
Steamship Mcrrimack. wier, Rio Janeiro. April &c
as Is with mdsc and passengers, 90 W. r. Garrison.
steamship city OF Merida, Zimmerman, Havana days,
l6 hours, with mdse and passengers 10 Alexandra
Steamship city of Dallas, Bolger, New Orleans June
leans Tor Liverpool: 7th on atieras spoke bark Anne,
Steamship Bcneiactor Jones, wilmington, NC with
mdse TO the Lorillard stcamshlp Co
steamship Regulator. Freeman, Philadelphia, with
mdse 10 the Lorillard steamship Co
sana ESa Fs T. with % mas r. b1n Gaep and
ship Protector tNor Maroni Durkrk May s, and Hal
BarS Rcbecea Ans cetyocich Liyerpoo 81 DAYS with
mdse to Funch Edyc Co.
days with fruit to James Henry, vessel to Agresta
dags with ' sugar to % Reynau BseRem vesse 10
Loud Col june H. 80 miles W Of Hatteras passed brig
BARK MagdsIena Griffin, cardenas 10 days. with sugar
BARK E Mcneil, orower Matanzas Il days with
'H Big Sennst cwe Engstrom RIO JaneIro, via namp-
ton Roads ~ days with coffee 10 Gasser Co; vessel to
Brig rhets spslckhavcr, Curacao June 2 with fusc,
Brig Curacao, Faulkner, Curacao "a days. with hides
Brig Harmony toi Sc John, B. Edgett Havana ls
days with melado, to order, vessel to Marre morrill,
Brig Andrews Wilson. Matanzas 8 days, with
sugar and PASSENGERS 70 Murray jr
Beugerje Avalisi vessel 70 master.
Brig Manlns r). Nichols, sagua II days, with sugar
Bra aurora lof Halifax Ys), Dodd Giacc Ray CB, 10
DAYS with coal 10 9 y Brewer vessel 70 leaey Par
ker June ~ lat 20 80 Ion 69 saw stcamshD wrstpha
hence Uallburg.
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THE BLACKSMITH" l."

william yarley, alias freddy the Blacksmith
was arrested In Houston street yesterday alter
noon by Captain Irving, OF the detective force.
superintendent Matsen placed the warrant for the
arrest in the hands OF Captain Irving, and gave
strict orders that the closest secrecy be maintained
in the matter until the notorious BLACKSMITH" was
safely baggcd. The indictment upon which the
warrant for the arrest was Issued was found
upon complaint OF MIR. Henry Bergh, President
OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals, made In Queens county. Varley and
number OF others are charged with getting up
dog light AT Flushing. about two weeks ago, and
the probability is that they are now going TO
su6er i0r their brutality. Captain Irving conducted
his prisoner to Police Headquarters. where he was
locked up for some hours and then given In charge
OF an officer ron Hempstead, who took him 10 the
latter place.
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PITTSBURG DRIVING PARK.
Second Day of the Meeting-A Fine
Race with Four Entrics-Eettie the
Winner.
PITTsBURG, Pa, June Is, 1873.

PTTTsBURG, Pa. June Is, 1878.
The second days races OF the meeting of the
Pittsburg Driving Park was noticeable for vast
increase in the number OF spectators over the
previous day, for genuine enthusiasm and for close
ness and consequent interest manifested in the
struggles The track was in very fine condition
and the weather glorious The race OF to-day was
for horses that have never shown better than 2:27
in harness, best three In five, Tor a purse Of
$780, There were five entries and four started as
follows John Il. Turner Philadelphia, Nettie; T..
Patterson, Pittsburg, Annie John Crooker, Youngs.
Kate Campbell. Netfie was the fayorite in the he
pools at 500 to SO, but on the track Kate Camp
bell rose high in the pools and eventually was first
choice.
First Hea.-Kate Campbell pushed to lead at
once and maintained her place to the quarter
Annie close by and Netue a bad fourth. At the
hall-mile post. the positions OF the horses were
not changed materially At the three-quarter pole.
order they in, Kate winning the heat in :32.
Second Hsat-A beautiful start was effected and
was leading broke, and in twnklng Ohio Boy
shot by and maintained the lead to the end, not
h n ;n encrt made 9y Kate 10
Third Hent.-The horses got of in bunch Kate
was going to the lore, but Nettie with fine burst
OF speed closed and passed ut the three quarter
pole. The pace down the homestretch for the lead
was very fine. The animals were urged to their
best, but Nettie came in winner by length, amid
third, Annie fourth.
Fourth Heat-Tnis was a well contested heat,
Nette, the Boy and Kate being in q cluster nearly
to the three pole, when Nettie drew to the
head and maintained the lead, passing under the
wire Two lengths ahead OF Kate; Ohio Boy third
Annie was dstanced Tor running. Time, 2:35.
FIfut He0f.-Nettie forged ahead at once upon
scoring, with Kate at her flank and Ohio Boy al
most abreast These positions were not mate
rally changed to the half-mile pole, when Nettie
quckened her pace and won the heat and the race !;
Rate second Time, 2:36Js.
SUMMARY.
John Z. Turner, Philadelphia, b. m.
Nettie Observation-Disclosures. /
j. w. Clark, Pttsburg b. m Kate
Campbell ....................... 2 2 Q
John CroOker, Youngstown, b. q. Ohio
bOy. D
r. Patterson, Pittsburg, blk. m. Gen.
tie Annie. ..................... dls.
Time, 1892 80 1s-2 :32-2 :35-2:36h
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DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER In BROOK.
LYN.

young man named James Ennis, who resided
with his parents at No. 13 State street, which is a
tenement house, returned home last Friday night
complaining that he was H. He was employed at
o ship brokers' once at Ne. Hanover street, New
York. He grew rapidly worse ana his symptoms
were those Of the yellow fever He had the black
vomit and usual commissions, with other symptoms
OF that malignant disease. He died on Monday
and the Board OF Health informed OF the ia CT
on TUESDAY. DR.. Colton and Officer Halliday WIS.,
hed the house and found that the young man had
died OF the yellow fever. and his body yellow
ss gold. The health officers lost no time in having
the body buried and the honse disiniected. The
clothing and bedding were taken outside the city
limits and burned
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THE JERSEY CITY MURDER.
Verdict OF the CorOner's Jury-Britton
Held for Trial.

Held 1Or Trial.
The jury in the Kane murder case in Jersey City,
after being out for nine hours. brought in verdict
that Kane came to his death from a wound of q
pistol in the hands OF Nathan BrittOn. Daylight
was approaching yesterday morning when the jury
agreed. They deny that they received a fish sup
per- although they expected something OF that kind
when they were taken from the stable at the Rink
to the FISH store in Newark avenue. Four Of the
Jurors were in doubt whether the shooting was
premeditated and others argued as II Kane were
not killed at all One Of the jurors, finding that
there was no probability OF an agreement, in
formed his colleagues that Britton would be held
for trial in any event, and, therefore, o verdict
exonerating the prisoner would be worthless.
The Jury soon afterwards arrived at an agreement
Brltton remains IN the County Jail.
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Steamships Algeria, and Wisconsin, Liverpool; Colum
hia. Glasgow Lady Lycett, Brstol Giamorgan Cardiff
mington, Nc ship Benton Liverpool; barks Lochee
Bristol Il; Caroline Amsterdam; Assyria, and Southern
CGn AugHse, , Bremsn; Kereaw, ElsnSre Madagascar
Gbraltar Virgo Stettin; Otteren, Cork; Deogaum Mon
ueal; Gipsey, London; brigs Lugano, Penarth Roads,
Abby Clifford Curacao; Fidin Cork Willow Brae,
tou, Ns Santa Prisco Queenstown Faustine. Gefe Nor
way) Kennedy, Corunna and Santander schr Ridge
wood Georgetown and Port Bluff
Wipdn
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ALEXANDRIA, June l6-Arriyed, schrs Kirk, Ed
slade, dorgan, and Carrie Holmes, Jersey Cy Lizzie
Carr, and Whitney, Boston; Annie Bell salisbury.
Saled-Schrs Leonessa, Portsmouth; Red Jacket, and
JAS Young Boston II Hasbrouck Hoboken; union, Jer-
f7th-Arrived steamship John Gibson, New York
schrs Alexander Young, Proyidence Alex Young. do.
Saed-Schrs Kirk, Jersey city; Eliwood Doron,
BOSTON, June I7-Arrived, bark Oiimpo Aus, Tre-
muda Heyres schrs Raven Rose, Elizabethport Alta
lanta, Rhodes Port johnson; Lucy Blossom Nckcr-
ME C Russ Forbes, New York -
Cleared, steamer Blackstone HaIett. Baltimore via
ist6~Arrived steamship Mercedita, Marshman,
BALTIMORE, June l7-Arrlved brig M Heslcn,
Jones' Boston schrs Charlotte Fish, Williams do Hat
cove Merchant, do; Joseph Nickcrson Sieight Ron
dout; Ira Lafirienier. Coleman, Boston
Cleared-Barks Gutenberg ier), Gerlrch. Rotterdam
Ninfa utaD Chesa, Londonderry, Ireland; and Yamoy
and Lizabei. Mahoney, Boston; sch. Eleanor Stevens
sailed-Barks Entela, Belfast; Trappano, do; skuda
Cork; Camgsnero, Rio Janero; and Express Newry
Lomond, Galveston.
BEAUFoKT, SC, June ls--sailed, barks Harrisburg
Harris Queenstown; Said Bin Sultan, Otis, Philadelphia:
BANGOR, June l4-Arrived. brig Prentiss Hobbs
Dodge p New York; schrs Mary Clark, Perry, do, r
Ceared-Brig. Henry Trowbridge Herrick, Cuba; schr
l6th-Arrived, ship. dilchrist, Emerson, Boston
schr Nevada, Giles New York
Gleared7,Brig Henry Trowbridee, Hnekley, Havana
Augusta seventy Six, Teel, Virginia; Georgia, Bricr,
saicd-Bark Black Eagle Phillips, Philadelphia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
-.
A BSOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N OF different States; legal everywhere; no publicity.
no fees In advances advice iree commissioner every
State. FREDERICK L KING -
Counsellor -atlaw, 1863 Broadway
A supERB TONIC AND Observation-Disclosures
n TERS HYPOPHOSPHATE OF LIME AND SODA.
perfect cure for General Debility Weakness OF all
kinds also Nervousness and Night Sweats and wasting
Sleep excellent ior delicate ladies and mothers nursing
per bottle y WINCHESTER & CO., Chemists B John
street. New York = - ~
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"a ent states legal everywhere desertion &C. SUFFICIENT
cause no publicity requred charge until divorce
granted; advice free. M HOUSE, Attorney
194 Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROoKLyS,
IL corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street,
Open from A. M. to Bpm.
On sunday frem to D r. "a.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Webb, Mob
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-21

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Valuable as remedy In Scrofula, Anamia, Neu.
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We make special mention OF these Pills Ct our
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the country contain contributions from reliab e
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Each label bears the rormula-Dose, Pills
three times q day.
We give below brief extract from report OF
the LehIgh County Medical Society, as published
In The Transactions of the Medical Society Of
Pennsylvania, June, 1858:
"Internally, give qainine and iron and 8 good
nourlshing diet Still found great trouble In
come sluggish. l tried number OF alternatives,
as iodde OF potassium and lime. Still the case
progressed very slowly, until my attention " AS
attracted to an article in the Medical and Surgical
Reporter, On lodlde and Iron.' l at once con.
cluded to give this remedy fair trial. l discon.
tnued ali other constitutional treatment, and
gave three pills three times day, manufactured
by W. r. Warner Co., OF Philadelphia. soon
had the satisfaction OF seeing rapid improve
ment. The pain at once LETT her limb, with which
she had suffered continually; the granulations
became more healthy and more abundant, and /
now have the satisfaction OF seeing my patient
engaging In all her household duties. Not a yes.
tige OF tho disease is to be seen. The patient is
enjoying perfect health. Is active and lively.
aSince have treated two other cases, one OF
three and one OF four years. standing, with the
same good result feel coPVnced n Iae ecacy
Chairman Sanitary Committee.
For sale by DR.. b. BAER,
Charleston.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,

nESIRABLE STORE No. "a EAST BAY
~ THIS DAY, the 2Isr January. at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold. near the Postof1ce,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick store
thereon, known by the No. "a. situate, lying End
being on the east side Of East Bay street, "a few
doors north OF the POstofflce) In the City Of
Charleston. IN the State Aforesaid, recently occu-
pied by Messrs Street Bros measuring and con-
tanning In front twenty nine l29 eet six 6 10 ches
and In depth one hundred and nineteen Ql9) feet,
more or less; butting AID bounding 10 the north
on Lands now or late Of E. II. Locke, TO the south
on Lands Of Estate Of - Oondy. to the east on
Lands late Of Rheit and - Robson, and to
The west on East Bay street aforesaid.
Conditions-One third cash; balance by bond,
pay able In one and two years from day OF sale,
with interest payable Eeml.annually, to be se.
cured by mortgage Of the property; building to
be kept insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay for papers. jan21
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Why Silent !

Why am silent from year to year
Needs must sing on these Oluc MARI II aays
What win you say when tell You here
That already, hold, for u little prai-e.
have paid too dears
SO dear. In sooth, that .henceforth think
will keep II caD, my heart locked up
And The world shall see, when tip the brink,
No DEEPER down that mantllog cup
Than bubbles winkl
But the rich red tide 1t shall not see;
And the spells beneath but few shall share;
While the Jewels that star the bot'om saall be
Not for q world which does not cre,
But for them who love me
For 1t always seems when tell my thought
As though had flung II forever away,
And the charm wherewith the dream Is lraught
When secret, dies with the tieeting lay
Into which 1t is wrought.
SO, my butterfly thoughts their golden wings
Shall rarely unfnrl from their chrysalis;
Thus shall retain my loveest things.
And the world, 10 lts worldiness, shall not miss
Whata poet sings.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-21
BY r. M. MARSHALL g. BRO.

TN BANKRUPTCY-IN THE MATTER
OF WIN. GREIG, BANKRUPT.
Pursuant to an order OF sale In this case, TO me
directed by the Hon. George y. Bryan, Judge or
the District Court or the United States for the
District OF South Carolina will offer for sale, at
public auction. THIS MORNING, the 2lst OF Jan.
nary, A. D. 1878, at the corner OF Broad and East
Bay streets, 10 the City OF Charleston, at II
O'Clock,
ate, lyiog and being on Kiawah Island, Charles.
ton County, and State OF South Carolina, heasur.
ing and containing one thousand acres, more or
on Kiawah River, to the south on the Atlantic
Ocean. and to the west on lands OF Isaac Wilson.
Terms-Onehalf cash; balance In one year,
with interest at the rate Of seven per centum per
annum from the day OF sale, to be secured by
bond OF the purchaser, with mortgage OF the
premises. Purchaser to ray for all papers.
@. d. BRYAN,
jap2l Assignee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-21

"A writer who makes feminine vanlties his
theme says: ''The Chinese ladies are as much
the slaves Of fashion as Western ladies. They
ara always studying attitudes and effects be-
fore their mirrors for hours at time, just like
eurs. and they oandage their feet for the same
that our girls ssamp nTadcs spe gn
and oentiIity of form. ~ In fact, small feel
mean stvle and beauty 10 China, and 1t would
be % hard TO find the American girl who would
not walk on her head If that was necessary u
atvle among usn
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Amrti1m 5ales--fntnre Daps.
by W. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
Auctionecrs,

DWELLINGS, STORES AND VACANT
~ LOTS In various parts OF the oitv.
Will be sold at Auction, on TUEsDSY 1stb I'm
slant. at the east end OF Broad strest At II
O'Clock, s''0'S' ~ -
The following pieces OF PROPERTY:
l. The two story BRICK DWELLING. M q,
Middle street. Lot measures 43 by 100. -
2 The two story W0DDEN DWELLING, No. n
Magazine strees. Lot M asures 40 by 100.
street. Lot measures 40 by 1874.
4. The VACANT LOT, south side OF Horlbeck,s
alley, No. 90. Lot measures 80 BY go.
8. The two-story WOODEN DWELLING, No. 8
Inspection street. Lot measures 80 by 100
8. The tw -story WOODEN STORE AND Dwell
LING, at northeast corner hurch and Chalmers
street. Lot measures IS by 81.
7. The two.srOry BRIGK STORE AND DWEb.
LING adjoining the above, and known as No. l06
Church street. Lot measures 10 BY 81.
8. The twostory WOODEN RANGE. no. 70
Chalmers street. Lot nseasur 8 % by 81.
9. The two.story WOODEN STORE AND RESI-
pENo., northeast corner Of Alexander and Cal.
houn streets. Lot measures 40 by go.
TO- The VACANT LOT south side Of Ashton
street. Lot measures IS by lis. a
II. The VACANT LOT, north side Of Spring
street, adjoihing former residence OF J. D. Mitch
ell, Esq.,. measuring IS by 1l8.
H. Four VACANT LOTS in President (per platI
each Lot measures 20 hy 100.
10. The TENEMENT BUILDINGS, Nos. and
5K Amherst street. Lot measures so by 140.
IA The unest"ry BULLYING In Held street,
known as No. 2. Lot measures 40 by l4o.
Terms-Haf cash; balance iD one year. with In.
terest. secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises; irsurance upon bui d.
ings and assignment Of Policy. Purchaser to pay
us for papers. jsn2l.tus3I
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MisreIlaneons.

ABERLUNZIE. - THE THOROUGH
VI BRED stallion and Racer GABERLUNZIK,
by imp. Bonnie Scotland. dam Young Utlla, viii
make the season aJ the Mills House Stables, com.
menclug the 10th inst.
Terms-$20, and 81 to the groom. Money to be
paid before the mares are served.
Gaberlunze is Of q rich brown color. very kind,
Is Il Hands high. and for beauty as q race horse tt
unsurpassed. In bis three year old form he ran,
May IL, 1871, at Lexington, Ky., the second heat
in i.43x. jans.lmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-21

of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
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eases after years Of suffering by taking Dr.
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money and time on worthless mixtures. AS
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medicine But our knowledge and experience OF
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Rev. L. n. Ewing, Media, Penn, suffered sixteen
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CLARENCE Iowa; Rev. G. g. Smith, Pltlslord, New
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fourth as many living cures. Any person senu
Ing by letter description OF afiction VIII receive
lumber OF bottles to care, agreeing 10 refund
money upon sworn statement OF It's failure u
cure. AfiiicleI invited TO write TO Dr. FlTLEH,
Phiiadelpha. His valuable advice costs nothing.
DUWlE, NOISE Il DAVIS,
Sole Wholesale Agents for South C8r0llna.
For sale at Retail by II. BAER, w. A. SkRlNE
A. w. ECKEL & CO., DR.. GEO. CAuLlEh, u. j..
LUHN, JOS. BLACKMAN, E. q. KELLERS.
jan18.stuthly DAG
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Anrron BGlss--3mture Daps.
By w. 7. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,

TLEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESI-
E DESCE situated In the western part OF the
city, corner OF Mon ague and Gadsden sti ees,
VIII be hold at Auction, on uU UKSDAY, the 23d
instant, at the east end OF Broad street. at IL
O'Clock,
hat spacious and desirable RESIDENCE. sit
uated as above, the rmer dwelling OF the late
Thomas Warng, Esq. The Residence contains
nine square and two attic rooms. pantry, bath
room. water closet. On he premises are all nee
essary outhuildingR. Lot measures 2l8 feet on
Gadsden aud l24 on Montague streets.
Terms-0ne-lhird cash; balance In one aud two
years, with interest, secured by bnnd OF the Pur'
chaser and mortgage OF The premises. Property
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 10
pay city taxes for 1878, and US for papers.
jan16thStu4
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By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

TROVE PLANTATION, ON COOPER
NJ RIVER
In TUESDAY, the 28th last, at II O'Clock A..
H., win be sold near the pOstoface, on Broad
street, by order OF the Trustee,
The PLANTATION on Cooper River known as
the .Grove," containing 1884 acres, OF which "
acres are Rice Land. The tract is heavily wooded
and Is more particularly described by the plat
made by r. O. PInckney, surveyor, IN april, $500
on the place is Dwelling Hou.e with ten looms, LOOMS
ThrashInp Mill. Ba n, and neg. houses.
t;ond tions..-One third cash, baIance by bond,
payanle in one and TWO years. with interest an
rlually from day OF sale. to be secured Dy mort
gage OF the property Purchaser 10 D. pay pa lor OF p pa
perS. lanlo,
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BY w. Y. LEITCH s. r. 5. BRUINS,
AuctIoneeIs.

EARM OF $50 ACRES IN CHARLES
4. TON County, st. james Goose Creek.-Sale
for Division OF interests.
viii be sold at auction on THURSDAY, the Esd
instant, at the east end OF Broad street. at II
O'clock
Ali that TRACT OF LAND, known formerly as
the property OF Il. N. Msnlgault, situated about
miles from the City Of Charles on. having q
bold landing on Cooper River and accessible oy
the Northeastern Railroad or Cooper River, con.
tanning about 452 acres OF marsh and high Lands.
Terms-One. fourth cash; balance In one, TWO
and three years, with interest, secured by bond
OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the property.
Purchaser TO pay us for papers. jah16.thstu4
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Anstioneers' pripats Sales, o..
By ALONZO J. WHITE s. SON.

WILL BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE,
w Farm on Charleston Neck, known as
Heyward's Farm, containing III acres. Would
be renled. 49,,
Wharf Lot on Cooper River, 1rontlng on CON
cord street. between Falrchild & Hamlin's
and Hunter 8 Wharves.
Two large Lots fronting on Mound, President
and Congress streets.
Tract OF Land about 800 acres In Goose Greek
Parish on South Carolina Railroad, joining
SiDeath Station. go.
Woodlands Plantation, Cooper River, 17oo
acres. Well wooded. -o.
Vacant Lots corner Reed, Drake anu Amners'
streets. .o,,
Apply as above, No. SO East Bay. jan2li
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Ry ALONZO ]. WHITE & son,

xv711J, RE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE,
All that LOT OF LAND WITH ths the e6r,h buildings sGs
auu ~ p4rost next to Srira,s Dispen5ary, known
sS No ~ society street; dwelling built Of wood,
as 1n w. sforIes, with slate roof, containing five
r"oaa, piazzas &c. Kitchen OF brick. lin roof; on
nremises fine well Of water.
For terms and particulars apply as above at No.
So East Bay. 1ahll-stu