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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-16
THE WOMAN'S CITY.
Apeculiar Institution of Siam.

APeculinr Institution OF Slam.
Mrs. Leonowens thus describes, after short
sketch Of Bangkok, capital Of Siam and Venice
OF the East, the woman's city:
"Not tar from this is another semi-circular
space surrounded by high wall, which defends
al entrance to the part inclosed in the inner
of the two parallel walls before mentioned; and
here stands the city Of the Napg Harm or Yelled
Women. In this city live none but women and
children. Here the houses OF the royal
princesses, the wives, concubines, and rela-
fives of the King, with their numerous slaves
and personal attendants, form regular streets
and avenues, with small parks, artificial lakes
and groups Of fine trees scattered over minla-
ture lawns and beautiful flower gardens:
These are the residences Of the princesses Of
Siam, On the east, high above the trees, may
be- seen the many-towered and gilded roofs Of
the Grand royal palace, brilliant as sapphire IN
the sunlieht; snd next to this is the old palace,
to both OF which is private covered entrance
for the women; at the end OF each OF these
passages is bas-relief representing the head
of an enormous sphinx with a sword through
the mouth, and this inscription: Better that
a sword be thrust through thy mouth than
utter word against Him who ruleth on high.
Not far from this are the barracks of the ANA
IONS, the woman's hall Of justice, and the dun
geons, twhere, as in the days OF old, female
Judges DAILY aQmlnlster Jusuce 10 Inc lnpaDl-
tants Of this woman's city, the beautiful tenn
ple,.gith Its long, dim gallery and antique style
OF architecture, in which l taught the royal
children, the gymnasium and the theatre,
where the princesses and great ladies assem-
BILE every afternoon to gossip, play games, or
watch the exercises ofthe dancing girls.
''In the southern portion Of this strange city,
which is the must populous, the mechanical
slaves Of the wives, concubines, and prinoesses
live and ply their trades for the profit OF their
mistresses. This woman's city ID as self.sup-
porting as any other IN the world. 1t has j. g
own laws, its judges, police, guards, prr onS ,s'
and e1ecutioners; its markets, merchs> .,s bro,
kers, teachers, and mechanics of ev> se, 5e,nroe
and every function Of every Eatv" 10 svercised
by women, and by them only. Into - tbis inrnos,
city no man is permitted b. onter ' srcsnt noIy
the King and the priest emu ehes, sra eaoeU amitteS
every morning under guard, VIM in order that The
1os s'es Tbs Esy psr~ m the sacred duty OF gvine
as. a. u.s.. nS ths;n women are allowed to go ou
w We" N.Y. husbands or on business OF theil
ElstreSS.s, but the mistresses themselves
never Feave it except by the covered passages
to the palaces, temples, and gardens, until they
have loy age and position attained 20 certain
degr,e OF freedom. The permanent population
OF th 9 city is estimated at e0O0."
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
VALUABLE SEA ISLAND PLANTA.

v TON AT PRIVATE SALE.
That Valuable Sea Island PLANTATION, known
as Seabrook's Island, situated on the Atlantic
ocean, at The entrance OF North Edisto River. con
tanning about 1900 acres, well settled, with nne
Residence and outbuiluings, barns, stables, cot.
ton hous 9, and quarters for laborers
This property IL well known as one OF the oe3t
Plantations on the Coast. and affords the aa.
yautapes OF healthy residence the entire year,
being sea Island OF the Atlantic Ocean. and
apounds with game fish end oysters. The Tract
Is heavily tlm6ered WITH live oak and other lin.
ber and Is accessible at all times by vessels draw
ing twenty feet water. A ine sea beach, washed
BY the Atlantic, affords facilities for riding, driV.
ing, bathing, &c.
a Plat OF the above can be seen at my ONCE
No. Sc Broad street.
dec25.Wtuthsws6 janl4, ,16 1S 90
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r. M. MARSHALL q BRO.

TSTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF AD-
I MINISTRATUR Of Estate Of John II.
schmidt with VIII annexed.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 10Th OF January,
at the Postoflce at II o'clock, A. NJ, at Public
AUCTION,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Twostory
Wooden House. slated roof. situated on the east
side OF Hanover street. measuring tnirty.tWo rect
on said street.. and one hundred and ten fet t
deep; bounding north on lot Of Porter, south on
estate Of Strohecker, and west on Hanover
street. On the premises are clstern and well OF
water.
Terms-Onehalf cash; balance IN one and two
years, with mortgage OF premises and policy OF
Insurance assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers
and city taxes for 1878. janis
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
AnctIOneer1

EyARM OF $50 ACRES IN CHARLES
E TON County, 81. james Goose Creek.-Sale
for Division OF interests. ...-,
Will be sold at auction on THURSDAY, the 23d
instant, at the east end Of Broad street, at II
O'Clock, ..i..,'
ali that TRACT OF LAND, known formerly as
the property OF Il. n. Manigault, situated about
miles from the City OF Charles. on. having
bold landing on CoopeI River, aud accessible py
the Northeastern Railroad or Cooper River, con.
tanning about 462 acres OF marsh and high Lands.
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance In one, swo
and three years, with Interest, secured BY bond
OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the property.
Purchaser TO pay us for papers. 1anl6tnhtHA
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By ". Y. LEITCH & B. 8. BRUNs,

ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESI-
~ DENOE. situated in the western part OF the
clly corner Of Mon ague and Gadsden streels,
win be sold at Auction, on THURSDAY, the go
Instant, at the east enc Of Broad street. at IL
O'Clock, ~ -:
hat spacious and desirable RESIDENCE, sit
uated as above, the rmer dwelling Of the late
Thomas WariHg, Eeq. The Residence contains
nine square and two attic rooms, panty. batn
room, water closet. On The premises are all nee
essary outbuildinge. Lot measures 2l8 feet on
Gadsden aud l24 On Montague Streets ....., -
Terms-Une.third cash; balance In one and TWO
years, with interest, secured by bond OF the Pur-
chaser scd mortgage OF the premises. Pfoperg
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 70
pay city taxes for 1878, and MS for papers.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
n.oI..r M 22 Rroad Street,

DICE PLANTATION ON SAVANNAH
n, Back River.
FOR sale, the REDEEM" RIOE PLANTATION on
sasapnah Back River contani g $50 acres OF
good Rice Land, most Of which has been under
good cultivation since the war. On the Pianta-
tion is q steam Thre.hing Mill and Barn; with
this place will be sold 500 acres OF high Land con-
tguous thereto, with about double negro
houses.
ALSO,
The "PrinQlen TRAIT on Savannah, BACK
River. Containing 497 acres OF Swamp Land, OF
which 100 acres are cleared Rice Land; with this
place will be sold about 900 acres OF high land,
contiguous thereto.
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
janl3 mth4
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BY II. II. DeLEON.. -
DESIRABLE DWELLING AT AUC

IL TION. -
will Sell on TUESDAY, 21st January, at ccrnsr
East Bay and Broad streets, at II O'Clock,
All that LOT or LAND on norlh side OF George
street. three doors east or King street. with four
story wooden Dwelling thereon, Containing ei2ht
Isl square rooms, dressing ro0ms. pantry, gas
and water, goud ciBtern, &c., with TWO story
brick Kitchen with four rooms, and all other ne.
cessary outbuildlngs. Lot forty nine tio) feet
front and one hundred and sixty t1eo3 feet deep,
more or lesa. 4--.-g.5
Terms-One.thlrd cash, balance BY bond and
aud mortgage OF prenaiaes sold, payable In one
and two years, with interest at per cent. nom
day OF sale, payable annually; premises 70 Do ~.
safed and policy assigned. purchaser 70 pay for
papers. JanlA-tutnbmsuo
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ByW. Y. LEITCH 6 R. 8. BRUINS.

BY ". Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
Aucfioneers.
TSTATE SALE OF MRS. SUSA N
III BR0WE, by order OF the Executors.
VIII be sold, THIS DAY, The 18th inst, at
the east end OF Broad street, at II O'Clock,
The TWO and half Story WOODEN RESI-.
DENUE, No. II Henrietta street; house contains
four upright and two attic rooms; lot measures
% by 10ofeet.
ALSO,
The Small COTTAGE BUILDING. No. sT st
Philip rect. Lot measures Is by 9l feet.
qerms-One-half cash; purchasers to give bond,
with Interest seven per cent, secured bG mort.
gage o. The property, on credit OF one year.
Purchaser to pay US Ior papers. jan16
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Tn. king or the cannibal Islands-A

The King or the Cannibal 1siands-A
' ---;-- Dfrge.
And 80 our ROYAL relative is dead;
And 40 he rests from gustat0rg laoors;
The white man was MS onolceGoue ns rs sao no o-od
He Worshiped, as he growed his JseJoyuns,
The goddess OF the Epigastrium.
And missionaries graced his festive board,
Solemn and succulent. In twos ana dozens,
And smoked before their hospltaole lord
When cold hs warmed them, as ne would his
Tlsy e ! came as strangers and he "t00k them
he had hundred wives. To make things pleas.
They found It quite judlcious to adore him;
And when he dlned the nymphs were always
present,
Sometimes beside him, aud sometimes before
him
When he was tired of one he called her
And told her she was 'good enough to eat"
he had good taste. Although no wars were rife
He fatted many young men @ for ms s,Ht a1y'
And when he cut them on In midst OF ule,
,Ee furnished not exactly grave-but gravy.
he had a bed, but camped out on his shallet,
While other people occupied Els palate
But the deceased could never hold candle
To those prim pale.faced people OF pfoprlety
Who gloat DER gossip and get fat on scandal
The eanDioals Of civilized society
They drink the blood OF sisters with tnelr
rstions, "
And crunch the bones Of living regulations
They kill the soul; he only claimed the dwelling.
They take the sharpened scalpel OF surmlses,
And cleave the sinews where the heart is swell
ling, .,,-,.
And slaughter Fame and Honor for their prizes.
Tney MAKE the spirit In the body culver;
They quench the Lights; he only took the
Liver
I've known some hardened customers, Wot
A few tough fellows-Psgans beyond question
wish had got in his dinner pot
Although Pm certain they'd defy digestion,
And break his Jaws and ruin his esJphHgus,
We're he the chief Of beings anthropophagous
How fond he was Of children 70 his breast
The tenderest nursltngs gained a!fee admission;
Rank he despised-nor, II they came well dresseo,
Cared he II they were peoeian or patrlclan,
shade OF Leigh Hunt On, guide my laggah
pen,
And write OF one who loved his fellow-men
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BY WIN. MCKAY,
No. As Wentworth street.
g ALE CONTINUED-CATAL
- Sale OF Six Hundred Lots Dry Goods, Cloth.
ing, Notions, BATS, Boots and Shoes Hardware,
&c, DC.
THIS DAY, Thursday,) commencing at 10
O'Clock,
and Canton Flannels, Cassimeres, Spring
Pant stun &C., dc
CLoTHING-Spring Cashmere Suits, Coats.
lErock and Business,) Pants, Vests. Ladies'
NOTIONS AND H0sIERY-Fa. cy Bags. Porte.
moneles, Extracts. DC, Ladies' White Brown
and Mixed Hose, q. dershlr 8, Half Hoge &c
COTLt RY, &C.-Fine Buck and White handle
Pocket Knives Butcher Knives, Sleels, Au.
gers Rasps, Files, &c. &c.
Conditions as per Catalogue janis
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By r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.

BY &. N. MARSHALL q BKU.
LIME PLANTATION, ST. JAMES
n GOOSEOREEK.
THIS DAY, the l6th inst., at II O'Clock, will be
sold, near the Postof1ice, Broad street,
That Valuable TRACT OF LAND, In st. James
Goosecreek, opposite and Two and half miles
from Ten Mile station, Northeastern Railroad,
known as the Bowen Tract, containing s42 acres
High Land, well tlmbered with oak and yellow
pine; soil rich; also l2s acres OF Rice Land, under
bank and lately cultivated, and lss acres OF
Marsh Land easily reclaimed, with large and
ample power OF back wsrer; there are four land.
ings on Go Jsecreek. These lands are In the Phos.
phate Belt. as can be seen from nodules on the
ground. Plat can he seen &c our Cffice.
Terms easy; made known at sale. janis
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auftipneers' pripats Sales, or.
By R. M. MARSHALL T. BRO.

AT PRIVATE SALE, WELL SET
n TIED FARM, two and half miles from
oulnmerville Depot, South Car lima Railroad, ah.
Joining Lands OF l.. T. LeBleux, containing 900
acres, OF which 100.a are cleared the balance well
timbered with oak and pine. 81 uation healthy
all lhe year. Water fine. For further particu
lars, Apply at No. SO Broad street.
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By r. M. MARSHALL g. BRO.

CTORE AND DWELLING, NORTHEAST
y corner Marsh and Inspection streets.
T6Is DAY, the 10th inst. at IL O'Clock, Will be
sold near the Postofice, Broad streets,
The above STORE AND DWELLiNG, OF four
rooms and attlcs. with double Kitchen, cistern,
terms easy; made known at sale. jaule
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ByR. NJ. MARSHALL g BRO.
MO 1873 MEETING STREET, KNOWN
" as Howard's Hall.
THIS DAY, tue 10th inst. at II O'Clock, Will be
sold near the Po,toffice Broad street,
The PREMISES above described, containing on
firDt foor two Stores, on second large Hall, on
third d We rooms. with aLtlcs aoove. Lot 81 oy
186h leet, more or less.
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
brood MARE AND COLT, WAGON,
~ SADDLES, &c.
In front OF our Office No. IS Broad street, will
be sold THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
! BROOD MARE. Blooded Stock, with her Colt,
months old
Wagon, 2 Saddles, &c.
Terms cash. jan16
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YE,7ARNER'S NEW REMEDIES.

BEEF, WINE AND IRON.
Beef, Wine, Iron and Oinchona.
Llixir OF Bark, Iron and Strichnis.
Elixir P1psio, Bismuth and Strichnia.
Elixir Valerianare OF Ammonia.
Elixir valerianate Of Strtchnis.
Bitter Wine OF Iron.
Elixir Taraxacum Comp, Ia new and valuable
scomoination OF the medicinal properties or the
Dandelion, Wild Cherry aud Gentfan, with afo-
matlcs)
Elixir Bromide Of Potassium.
Comp. Syrup OF the Lacto-Phosphates.
All the ABOVE constantly kept on hand, and iol
sale, wholesale and retail, by
s....,~ .,..i, g.. DR.. 81. BAER,
No. Isl Meeting Street,
nev7.tu Charleston.
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furniture, &r.

MIILINGs FURNITURE STORE,
No. 444 KING STREET, NEAR JOHN,
ia the place to get handsome and substantial
FURNITURE OF the latest and most elegant de-
suns a. prices to suit the times. This establish.
ment has just received large supply Of superior
parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Sets in Oak,
walnut and Imitation, which are offered at prices
ten or fifteen per cent. lower than those charged
elsewhere for less substantial Furniture.
SUPERB BURIAL CASKETS A SPECIALITY.
Oau and examine the stock and prices.
SIGN OF THE MAN AND ROCKER,
No. 444 KING STREET.
dec1s-Smosp&c
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ByW. Y. LEITCH & Z. 8. BRUINS,
AucIionoers,

AucttOnoers.
RINGLE VS.. CAIN.
i BY virtue Of decree 10 this case, will sell
ut Public Auction. on THURSDAY, 9th February
next. at II O'Clock a. d., at the corner OF Broad
and East Bav streets, Charleston, s...ss-
All those twenty-five iOrS In f1e Village OF
Pine Ridge, on the south sioo 81 tne g. O. B. h, 81
mi es from Charleston known as Sections c6, T,
%, 49, 80, 81 49, 81, 49, 3s. 3d. SO, ae 49, ~ 4s. A,
as, 49, A. 49, bo 81 49, 68 81, 66. IS, bs, 49, 6o, 81,
ALSO, .,,
LOT A, In sections so 50; ss 90. 81, %, os, 1o6,
Each Section 10 contain four Lots Of one acre
each and koown by the letters A, B, and u.
The streets are 40 feet w1de except Broad street,
which Ia 100 feet wide. Right Of way to be given
to all previous purchasers.
All that TRACT OF LAND adjoining the above,
on the line OF the 8. O. r. R containing 26 acres,
more or le 8; bounded north on Land formerly OF
- Stephen, south OH Land OF W. q. C0hia, east
on Lands OF the Estate OF Ferguson, and Weat on
Pine Ridge Village. g.,
The above premises being fully described 10
the conveyance from II. A. Pringle to R- II. Cam,
dated 10th November, 1858.
Terms-One- alf cash; balar ce In one year.
with interest: to be secured by bond OF purchaser
and mortgage OF premises Purchaser 10 pay Tor
papers. CHARLES 3. CAREERS,
janis thu Special Referee.
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By j. FRASER MATHEWES.

GTEAMER W. W. FRASER.
- win be sold corner Broad and East Bay
streets, This DAY, the 10th instant, ut II
O'Clock.
The steamer ". W. FRASER, as she now lies 10
the Greek near the Northeastern Ra lroad Wharf,
together with Low Pressure Beam Engine,
suitable for propeling boat l2o feet In length.
Terms-Note at four months, with approved
endorsement and Bank interest added.
jan16
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anrtint1 Bales--Ghis Dan.

By LAUREY, ALEXANDER & co.
DAGGING AND GUANO.
I'D THIS DAY. 10th instant, will be sold be.
fore our Store. at 10 O'Clock,
bales GUNNY BAGGING
8H bags Guano, all In perfect order.
Conditions cash. japl6
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BY w, Y. LEITCH T. R. 8. BRUINS.

ny VS. L. LElICn q hs Ss DhUNSs
Aucttoneers.
DOSITIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L In John Street, between Elizabeth and
Meeting Streets.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 10th instant, at the
east end Of Broad street, at IL O'Clock.
All that LOT OF LAND on the south side OF
John street, known as No. 8.
On the premises are three Buildings. Lot
measures In front Is feet by 125 IN depth.
Terms Oash-Purchaser TO pay rs for papers.
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By W. Y. LELTCH & r. 8. BRUINS,
Auctfoneers

r EGARE VS.. LEGARE.
IL By virtue Of decree In this case, Will sell
on THURSDAY, 9th February next, at II O'Clock
A. H., at public auction, at the corner OF Broad
and East Bay streets. Charleston.
All that TRAUr OF LAND en- Johns Island,
containing = acres, more or less, b unding north
by lands formerly OF estate or r. Jenkins east by
lands formerly OF James Legare south by lands
OF Coleman i.egare and wet by lands Of ]. W.
jenkins and lands formerl0 OF Mrs. &. Jenkina
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND IN the Village Of Legare-
Vile, Johns Island. containing one and kaf
acres bounded on the north by Aooapoola Ureek,
on the east by the public landing on the south by
the marsh from Stuno River, and on rhe west BY
land owned by the estate Of Horace Wslpole.,
Terms.-One.h half cash, balance in one year.
with interest secured by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage OF premises. Purchaser to pay the un-
derslgned for papers. F. Y. LEGARE,
Administrator Est. Mrs.. Lydia B. LeGsre.
fan1Rthd
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BY W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
OFFICE AND LOT AT

L kLO1hdOhu Orr1OC AMI LS1 al
IL AUOTIOS.
VIII sell at Public auction on -, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. at the coruer Of Broad and East
Bay Streets Charleston, "a
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Walls
thereon, on the east side of East Bay street, for
merly occupied as store by Craig, 1uomey q Co,
measuring 10 front on Hast Bay street 50 feet
inches, on the north line 80 feet on The east line
rs feet, and on the souih line. on Boyce's Wharf,
rs feet inches; thence running northerly 28 fees
7inehes, and thence westerly TO East Bay 50 feet,
with the right OF way TO the alley running to the
east OF said lot t.z ,tt'
ALSO, H.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Two and
half Story Brick Stc,a thereon at the north cor.
ner OF East Bay and Boyce's Wharf. lately occu-
pied by gohen, Hanckel d Co. Lot meas s1res2
feet iEches front by a8 feet Deep more 0y less.
Terms-0ne-third cash; balance in one and TWO
year, with interest from day OF sale. 10 b6 s6cur.
ed by bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF prem
ses. The store to be Insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser TO pay for all necessary papers, and
assume the city taxes for 1878. janl6, 1928
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BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

by LUUlS Us UeSAUSSUhEs
X ING STREET LOT OF LAND.
~ On TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, at II
O'CLOCK, A. NJ. will be sold near the P stof1ce,
Inc LOT OF LAND on the east side OF King
greet (next north OF estate Lacassagne) between
So en- street and Hnilb. ck's alley, measuring u
,eees inches 'front.' by 23l feet deep. more or lesa
navlng tne Old foundation and cistern on It,
bearing seven per cent. semi.annual interest.
payable IN one year from day OF sale, to be se-
cured by mortgage Of the Lot Purchaser to
pay for papers. janls-thsmtui
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Ynn Rafae.
BISSELL'S GUN RATTLE.
PRIZES, 200 cHANcEs-okE In FIVE SECURING A 2

RAFFLE place the Pavilion Hotel the I'd day
supervision OF the following gentlemen: Major
>, Ed ward b. Means, Esq. Prizes are as follows: