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Soptbern flour was less buoyant especially for common
and mixed brands while good 10 choice b. ands we're uu
changed; The sales embraced about SEQ bbls closing
whpin the above range Of fgures. Wea heavy AMI
lower, aha prces we're irregular; fere coa6ned
10 about 20t0 3 600 bushels, includA A lot OF new
req Southern III 50 e5, anu white 3Iplisan at 81 S.
Corn was heavy and prices irregular the Gales embraced
~ ooO blsbels, including choice Southern yellow at 95c
rev Western mixed at Soc and old do FROM store a, SIC
Rye was selling in small lots at 97c q 9sc Barley was
quiet a, Coo zoe Oats were cheaper sales Of stale
were repof.e sold at SIC
CoFrxs The market vas quiet, and beyond small
sale OF Mhracabo at between lilo and 100 va heard az
no transactions Of moment
CorroN-Tho foreign pewa tended 70 import moro arpl
ness 70 the Market and the private letters were more en-
embraced about 1900 200 bales, closing a. lie for
middbng ufasnds showing further advance Of 10 thn
whole advance cf he week has hoen ean.I IN ah,ri ~
per 10. SN' ~
fRHIGIrrs. were heavy for Liverpool, ard ia
come articles rather lower About 200 bbs pork were
spSts Of 3 sOo SDa rosn al 90 bs
QUO boxea cheese at 17s 3d., and $50 bales OF
cotton 81 sd 10 London 10 tons ivory nuts were
eaesd at 40 tetces tobacco at u.s. and 20 hnds do
NJ 5 10 Bremen, 100 bales cotton were engaged at NC
Per To- 500 bbs rsh, 2s and is tons cedar 4. ass 10
s1avre ~ 900 pipe slaves we're engaged at p To Ham
o1rg 20 ego slaves were engaged al $40. TO Rotterdam
oark 40 toms was engaged at 81 for light and so
Hysales reported about 1900 balee takon FOR ship
meDt, at SOC. n f0,.
IaS Scotch pig was quiet, and cales limited
light, and held with fruuess, wh,e saes were sllisi
Old we're In good speculative demands and last sales wore
mato al full prices.
LiME--Apout 400 500 bbls wore 5old at Csc. q
&c. for both forts.
woaspa gr quiet, aud sales nried sales or 10 bbds
81 brls cuH toustovaa0 we're mldo M 25c Tnr th,
former ard at Bic for the hitter
NAVAL SIOBrs4-saiss " 40 bbl3 attts tort,srtt,a
ruede W sos, 100 d. IS igls, % is0 Ia ~ lot
~ ahfpng ofaef, app ll'ts q .M anB. common
osn were nade, 10 MfHe5 ai n 81 Case vas 8rnlg
bold w'iaoas s8ies
ons'--Ibo nAfkos iof 'hstcd zoe heavy, wdh mods
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POSTAL DIRECT TORY.
FOREIGN and Domestsc nIs.ls.

FOre1Sn and domestic HBRAlSs
TISR OF CLOSING AT THe NEW YORK OFFICE.
OohssrD. NoftbAibapy Buffalo and Cansda .3:>b r NJ
Western mail via Erie Il ,65s AN. and $40 p N.
South and aosshwesern -,
Eastern mail BY railroad :. M and 4
:" by sseaIrnoe "A Pm.
CALIFORNIA. BY Steamship Illinois, Monday,
The Overland Mai tor oaisorn i leave. q, ioss =;
designed should 30 marked q Ss'e Viz
g. LAKE CRY The Overland Ill from 81 Joseph Ono 10 Gain
LAKE City leaves st Jose oh every satustag al
$40 ssM Letters should be marked ''Overiands
HAvASA..."ssy rsssanahip Cahawba, Monday,
So PAc'lc by ssamsp Illinois, on Monday, a NJ
IRON New SrIsans BY steamship rssnes.ee On
bepscsd n the Office W Ne " York six days pre-
~, vious TO the above dale -
DAhaA ISLANDS On the day the arrival of eacn aters
mouth he s ss assss' K ~ ss VIZ HS Be- desocsed
WIN mats for tue Bshsms Islands 10 De LANDED
Srscrn. -. Ry a,ess sh 10 New Ycrk for southarop
ton aud eretnsn, Saturday. June IL. .i0k A. NJ,
.gpiB OF c1.os1xs AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BoxS The lvornnd Mail 70 bombay closes IN Lgndoa
m folio lss:--va Marseflls%- on the Sd and 18th Of
each month. Via Southampton the Ian and
CA,ourrA 81 10th. 18th, 2eth via Maiseies sth 1ah.
Sssa. sslh. va soatnanpsen.
Cusk &c. VITA warseiles on the l0h and 25h. Via South.
ftb nud 9th
AysTRAyA Via Marcel les and 18th VII, South.
arpplon and suez l2th
MArRIr'os w seep IN Toe Oh AID 2 II be month
~ - w - VIZ pvh"
a.sSstched De- fsGowne evening
rae rtuiAHisOa despatched ou The morning oe
duun rhgnd my w the1 Jates fall on SUNDAY, The
nab ~ aetpatehga Ae raefSias pfsSlopA
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

THURSDAY, June 9--5 P. H.
The arrival Of the Africa at this port paces us n re
sesson :" our les 10 2sth ult The points OF the com
merchi s,d financial intelligence were pabsued this
morning in tbe tclegrapac summary Of the Argos news
only necessary 10 add that the increased ease OF
the london mercy mailet and the increase in bullion re-
serve OF the Bank attracting much comfaent The
uuessDess caused by the first outbreak Of the war had
entirely sebsded and the sto3psge business on the
Continent iended 10 Increase tie alnoant Of money lying
IDLE AZ Manchester trade is reported IMPROVING but
the Improvement is based altogether % orders for
GOODS fof ladia Complaints Of want Of gran heard
he north western counties.
The return from the BaDk Of Englatd for the week end
ng the 25th Of May gives the following results when
compared ~isu the previous week
Public deposits. s. ,6stl6s Increase Gfoi s55
Other deptsits...... 170l75e0 Decrease 27323
ttkt...s..... 3,2!3s64 Increase. 1853
Gu The other SIDE OF The ACCOUNT
Government Fecnfities. eli PSI $40 Unch,ores
Ober fecurities. 1928 574 Dscresse f25p sss
Notes unempoyed...... 1888 $50 Increase - 1877 $40
The amount OF notes in circulation Is e2l, 2l275 being
a decrease Of sl67 ,'2o and the stock Of bullion ip
both departmental CIT 4eT ososhowrg 40 nsrssse Of
e. 2,ccl when compared wih the preccdiag return
tssrs ID Bell, Son 80. report folio y Of Anleecsa
ssc0riics.-
ne palfe or Arae lean securiHes reunlrs roehsurad
~ Tlih ihele is sf3l d-,aanG, are alt
fa,t VIZ 80 ifse psrorc, b sgseui.. ~ bt itse
= oofs n ff' ~ neade BID ahDes
me i''F'Ds eye sot louoon hsses alotgtiDs Cd - i.-
United S'aDr Pc cent sonis Isss o.. Ia.
30 b psF os1' 7Jufs. I81 r..... pSlst OF
Aahosaa pcr "a, bones. ......... ...., rs N
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ImDortant Decision the Violation OF th,,
Fire Laws Respecting the Erection of
Buildlnps

COURT OF COMMON rLEAs-GENERAL TERM
Before doD. Judges DAILY, Brady and Hilton
The hfre Department oge Joseph Harrison -BaApY j.
lhs acton vas brought to penalties incurred by
TIE erection Of four buildings in violation Of shc Are as
particularly oesepased in the complaint, and for the
judgment 81 the Court accordance with the rovigons
Oh The Statute, that the several houses DO taken do ad
removed. ben the was called al the spcal er,
ne pahi council M ed thai ii be tried by the Court
Wlthoat Jufy. The detndants counsel Claimed trial
~ Jury The Judge presiding decided that the action
should be tried 81 tie Court without jury and the de-
PENDANT excepted This presents afst question on the
appeal The code provides that an Issue OF fact 10 "a ac
hon or ZIG recovery Of money only, OF specific or
peitepa property, OF for divorce am toe marriage
contract Oh tbs ground Of adultery, must be tried b.
jury, Unltss jury trial be waived as provided in Sec x
or referee nc ordered, provided by secs 2Te al
eoof, Rhcn ho.evel may order the whole ssue any
spech question Of fact involved therein to be tried py
oIy ana rule " Of ,be Supreme Court IN force tns
aciph wss tied ard ~hcn gated the practise under this
secton declared ,ha in where the trial Of ssuea OF
is0' was 10. lrovaed for IN section 253 Of tas Coae
eur party sh0ue dasre trial by jury, such pAfty
mn ten days ater issue Joined, give nolSs
b., mV.son 10 settle the issues and the Court cf
J9.se night ssue The issues might the settlement
~ uen 70 referee This u not one Of the class OF
" DC i.a by jury specd saiiy nensned gecoa 2fs.
~ y hos of me recovery Of money ouy. It is
ana iof the removal OF buildings erected 10 vo
49, - ", hu no application Wa made for Jury tsi,
IrOohiVfnit9 rn rule co supra Uniees therefore fhe
!s.e q Tile oy jury has been violated, tae
lu, vas hot sntitled 10 trial in that mode. Tue
1'nsssuon section 2, article l. adopted 1896 provides
nAe We hi oy jury al cases In wbi;h II as been
~, ;e, .st anau remain nviolabie forever
1N - - y ~ DC ~ai7ed o. tho pSttes in ali cisI
s.eon 20 proves tht 'he tss by asy ay De waived
ny Vie several Parties 70 az Issue OF far N ali accom- oo
contract nrd With the nt Of tae Couftin o.be 1870
The Judge 10 an eboIai opinion, comes 70 the folio ~
log coDcusl0ae<
/. That Although prior 10 the Consultation OF 1sis
Court OF Equity had ur sdlcon Ia cases VI nuiaae anI
snousn 20 C9at possesses general Il aaa equ,y iur
cottn, Ne csNpaDt besen aces not; by auy ayeriept
MAZE, or Ie1i sked sesk Toe AID OF equity ss1 ctaa
IIat n thess ectious IBIS Court coogs Of Ia
excufissly.
.. Thatm Goes ,. act, then ths action IS IA fora
an acton 4t Jaw; aud
4 Tat "a esuer pol1t or view tue Defendant sas-
Ted % 4 uiNl b. jury or he iseaes i.sessoled,
fhe Ja>gmein eboeld targclcfa be reversed.
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The neglect Of the last Congress to provide for the ex
pendrures Of the Post Office Department has compelled
the pcstasters contractors and others to take 60
ment certificates FOR their pay instead OF money. as
these must naturally ind their way into the Market ike
Treasury nstes land warrants though unlike the last
they payable IN monsy and not in lauda question
has been raised by parties who would Ike speculate
in them to their character and security These cera
Gates the legal owledsemept Of Indebtedness for
services rendered aad moneys expended 10 the Post Once
Department for the general welfare They a specdc
legal and absolute charge the Treasury OF Inc United
States The very fret thing the next Congress- will have
10 do will be 70 meet the existing deficiencies 10 tho ap
popI The number and the wants ct the creditors
will make this step Of immediate necessity In view OF
the circumstances, we consider these certificates
ne .ectly safe Investment.
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CITY COMMERCIAL 3,EpoRr.

THURSDAY, June 9--6 P. g.
AsmsIIhe m.rke! was steady with sa'es Of about loo
DDS al ABOUT at &C. for pots and $50 for pearls
BREApsruFrs --Elour--The market was again heavy
and lower, while sales were limited, The decline was
most observed ID common medium grades. The trans &C.
nops comprised about 1000 bbs, closing within the fol
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7, 1883 and 1859, were as follows

Slowing decrease cr The Northwestern Virginia and
Washington hTsnchea bak ~ ncraao on tue Ma.o s.s
wfcn isavss toiAincfo-.e OF sis. 49, Tie iocro q
% ne 'enhage aepanoent ava derived pripciesny ran
ne oos' nsde, ~ "haa = fe, TINS woss .aneoof,e a
70 ores noa'u, -gNai. -o.o.5 slua COR Glyelsss
me oaaac@ 5ee' q 10 o9moAos cpn4enced ei,h
O'i@99f Ibe Feas'f'' q tae Grt snt l3aias Of has
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NEW YORK CArrLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1859

BEEF CATTLE,
Tho active demand for beef Cattle noticed IN our Tepors
last week continued 70 day though, perhaps NOT 70
great extent owing TO the CONTINUED heavy receipts
and TO the somewhat interior average qay the Offer
ngs There many droves offered TO day. which were
uy equal to the receipts OF lat week but there wer,
also great many more Inferior cattle on sais at all the
yards but particularly at the Forty fourth street yard.
Prices may be said to have undergone but little any
chanse-the good cattle bringing, 10 most iLstsnces,
plump weeks quotations. bat inferior cattle were
Of course disposed Of at lower rates. ranging from &c. to
l0c per pound, and IN pstancss Szc accepted
We noticed several droves which were fully equa
10 the best selections Of last week, but IS
the market wss well supplied the demand
tor them only moderate There sold Monday
but very few head, ami the market Tuesday waa
what less active than usuai, as we'll known
that the supply WINS large, butchers were aomewhee
IL consequence, during tho early hours The market
rather dull, but towards there noticeable q
very rcepble acquisition TO The number OF butchers
and buyers and The yards thereafter began pre-
By some that there would probably be few clttlo left
unsold. The offerings were manly from Ohio ILL.,
nos end this State, bat Kentucky Indiana, H., were
fairly represented Tao receipts came Down chiefly
demsud at Bergen Hill Monday was snly
fnirlsh, and have 10 note sales for ths
week Of only ebout $50 head, at prices not
varying materially from revised quotations. below.
Commanded bigh prices, SEEMING fully up TO quota
tious Al Chsmberiin's and 0Beas there wore offered
but comparatively small number aud the sales were Is
our quotations annexed. 04
The total receipts ct ali the yards for the week and Ast
week as foi0ws-
Washing;Us I'd Broasain9's. Chamberln's. OBries's.
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COWS AND CALVES.


There continues to arrive plentiful supplies Of and
caves, for which there il but demand for every
description except for prime nlch for private fami
~ 9hs kind continues in lair request and hoeral
prices are paid tor COWS giving from eighteen quarts up
a. onr outside Quotations, and ia instances $40 70
sse and Sloo per bead pad. considerable portion
the receipts ateriy have been Ben. back uusoid as
they could not bGd mark at ruuousy low rates.
Others pave been bought and sen. to pasture preparatory
to osrigg them beef cattle Toe roai receipts OF all
the yards for the week and las. week foiiovs
Washington Fa,d. Browning's Otansbeyltna OBrSen's.
Las.wesk '.....2s So As 90
The receipts continue hesvy ana the senand moderate,
at about last weess qaoas,o though there more
safes perhaps at O0isse quotations The quality Of
th offerings vas pretty good and tue generality Of the
sales at So UPWARDS, the average price being
about &c. ana the range from sH, to 6xc 10 the
latter only for very ofefipgs, whoa very
in only demand. ros onik the receipts
received Mt the Washington Dove Y.rd 40 usual.
tu the arrivals the ya,ds were fair extent
though they all disposed OF early hour me
ai receipts a. all The yads tor the week and last week
Lest week. .659 81 IS lat
suEEPs AND LAMBS.
In consequence OF the Amplitude Of the receipts during
ihe past two three the demand has no, besn
quite active since last for oil scrgi0ne though
."s we ex'a gaa.y the marset bas been active and
been offered quite number OF fancy sneep during the
veek some Of WHICH met with ready prices rang
ing from So so &c So per heac bus tor sheep ranking
trst class the market has steady Dree vary
ipg materially from Our quotations.. Some Of the seec-
nops sold q, az average Of 6per bead The total receipts
ct all The yards FOR the wesk and last week fol-
lows
Washington Yerd. By0cnins's. CAambe,p. OBrien's
Last week.. 422 ,sa5 s,ass 100
SWINE
CONTINUE in moeeTse supply, and the dem and has
been pretty tsi' for all good qua ties, little
sitter, the sses been Rely made a, our QUO
.a.ons, varying rom &C. to 6c for common and exc.
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RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The following h the report Of hive stock brought over
TINS roaf destined for New Yorx for The week ending
snis gCase 6es; hoss 2sSi calves, 1875 sheep,
leo; lambs, a. Total-3,408. 4.
Sales or Real Easnte, =.
Ey Miller McEvi'y. ~ e
house and lot 4lat st 60 IT, TIN av. 2ox5o 900
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SALES FOR OCTOBER
Sherif's Sale.


virtu" Of sundry Wri,s of Ficra Facias
n - to me directed, will sell at Ahbevill.
Court House. on the first Monday in DCTO-
hlls next. within the legal hours of sale, In. fol-
lowing property. to wit,
] Sorrcl Horse, blind, Buggy and Harness.
'cvird on ~ 'h" r"ropcrty Of l.. .. Shocnakyr
hiS. T.. !. Taylor, and others.
House ani Lot, in III. Town Of Ahhnvill.
containing four Acres, more or less, bounded hv
Innds of John &. Wilson. Charles Dcntiv, nu,i
others, a. the PROPERTY of john Comb ads Chris
iiam Il Deal, aud others.
2ol Acres "I Land. more or less, bounded ly
lanes "i James E"rlcn, LANES McComh, and
others; also, one Nc.." Woman, Martha, a, th.
property oi Samuel W. Cochran, ads. ". b.
Roman, and others.
10 Acres of Land more or less bounded hv
of Peter GiIlrhrau. Edward Cuhuu.: and others
"a the property cf Il. T.. Gilbert, ads Golhon
Walker, and others.
liO Acres of Land. more or less bounded Ly
lands "i james y. Cochran, and others. a. the
property Of James NJ. Calvert, ads Drucillu
Douglas.
TEEMS--CASlI.
JOSEPH T.. MOORE, S.A.p.
Sheriff + Office, sept 1ii, Isl. 20 st
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Tho State of South Carolina.
iBBEIILLE UISJXIL'T
In Equity.
Margaret I.vun,

!.,.e J; ~ysy;'. y; and wife, rsi. 70, Partition 4s.
Laura Lyon. and others
DtHSt Ant 10 order "f C"mr:, / will sell al
Pubic "ntcry, at Abbcvic c. H., on Sale
Day iii OCTOBER I"xt, t3rd) The Real Estate
of Thomas J. Lyon deed, containing abou,
l.'.h' Hun red and Fifteen Acres, more or less
am! bounded by lands Of H. W. I.it"s, Adam,
"nic!mn" and Gih"r<, known as = Indian Hill "
Sad Tract 10 he 'esnrveycl and plat, exhibited
the day "i Sale.
Terms. a credit Of one and two wears, with
interest from the day Of Sale, purchaser +,
give Bond with at least two good surclies to
secure the purchase money. pay the costs in cash
and pay papers.
w. II.PARKER, cEAD.
COmmiSs toner's Office,
{
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LsEsa her. Leather:
1--WE >wf-"rhrrs viii have ready IN q few
4 "';s. fine H.. al SOLE. HARNESS, ,
li'rER aud WIIA%G LEATHER, of our own
Tanning, winch v'arraml perfect in every re.
>l'"rt, nnl whirh :" i'll hr sold low for cash or
exchanged for HIDES.
GILLIAN & BAILEY.
Gr""nw"",!, Aug. II, 800 II 1T
l,IS;S;OIITTIDN.
NE t"ialtn"rship heretofore existing Be-
tween the unlsr.i.n-l is this day dis.
>"lv"d lr n'rii ual consent, Mr. John White is
ai"n. authorised t" settle ali notes and &C
counts due ~" FIRM. punctaal payment is'
earnestly solicited.
.'niIN WIIfTE.
l.. j. WHITE.
LA. e'h. I.i,. i%-l"t
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7ardwar

W" Will not say much about, for i. is ALWAYS
mr., h"r" ware with "s We keep YANKEE No
lloN>, AMI tina. means u little of everything
we Will not say as many others that we Will
sell cheaper than my, but W" ,hmk lie PRICES -.
"nr goods viii cornr0tc i;,vorably with any other
stock this side Of Charleston
Our DRY GOODS are NJ" aD.; Er,.h as va
sold out our entire stock ,h> Sutnrn"r
i" our old patrons tender our thank. for
the liberal support they have gwen Us and we
hope, hy strict attention 10 husl,.Ss To- merit
fair portion OF their trade tins fail: VIC will
take great pleasure in showing our Old patrons
tahh aS many new ones as may feel dI>poSr.i TO
come through our stock.
we al'" have on hand Il iarg" stock Of BAG
GING, FE.TWIN f. and Heart ,n" Shingles
APPLETON IL Il. NJ PERRY MAN.
New Market, :. e., Sept. Is, lS19 at,
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PEDIGREE.
The LaurenSyi!le FcGmlr College.

/ TIC LaIITtlSFUN ftEMlC l0lItHr.
XMT ILL., resume lis Esr-rscs on MONDAY,
w 26llr SEPTEMBER next, under It's
prrs"n; able Nnd distinguished Faculty.
The Iuiti"a il reduced, and The best board can
be obtained ON moderate terms.
For further information apply to
REV. F. L. BUST. u. D.
PRECEDENT:
Iaur.n3vIllo, :. &.
.lusus: -. lo1a u o.
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Rags RAGS!

!'!l: Bath Paper Mills. located oil the South
tar"Iua Rail Road near Augusta will
pay Tia" highest mar!;c, price in Cash, for afr
r.'':n linen ard Cotton Rags delivered at any
hn'!r"ad Depot III Georgia and North and Sont,
Carolina For shipping directions, &c.
Address,
GEO w. WINTER,
Euanssa, Georgia.
Inly ~, 1850 IS 3m
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POI: GuN"!:T.ii'ti MD GL.l'
FOL: GrN"!:i:ii'l.N .iNh IIt!
Ibi; nh\"i:!;iI't.N -iSp G!!i.
Er!: ,nNui;i:iI'EA .iNn G!!i'
lhs: GrEn!:l.i!'lN Nj. ,.i.i.l'
f'k IrN"EEfI'f.i .iNn Gl.!I
rDr f.h<'i.i.iI,t ,\h,-I,
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COME, LOOK AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELVES.

T NOW OFFER for Sale my very valuable
l. Tract Of Lrud. in Anderson District = e..
situated OH the waters of Tugaloo River aud
Big Bcaveidam Creek, and containing 900
acres, more or lcss. There are, in Il fine stat.
tf cultivation, ZOO acres, more or less. - loo
of which Is most excellent EDtiom. There is
no lack for good water and good Timber D
The premises rs |! very coInfor; able Dwelling ;
besides there are good out building and vrrv
conveniently arranged. Some $50 acres Of ili~
tract is under Il good fence ami unculrivat.i
which serves az most excellent w"uis- -Insinr-
Here .our cutie and sheep NAV ran,l,
md " live higl,' unnoIcstcd by other Icor.
stock.
This place is convenient Of access TO several
churches and academies, stores, mills, dc
will give great bargain to the purchaser My
son, Robert Holland. Jr., is On Tia" premises and
will take great pleasure in showing any omr
round who may wish to see it.
Come and lock Mt it aud buy it, for a better
bargain than will give has rot been offered
anywhere in the country.
ROBERT HOLLAND, Sn.
September T. 1859 81 ct.
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Tho State of South Carolina,

Iho State OF South Carolina,
-iEEEIILLk' bLS7HIrI,
In Equity.
V. Ein for Partition
Christopher Ellis, of
a"l ",!"rs. Real Estate.
t)l ESl MT TO order "f Court. will sell. a,
l. Public "utcrv, ut Ahbrsii!" c. H.. OF sale
Day III OCTOBER next, (}r!.) J the follow ,,u
tracts q: III" Real Estal" "f J. H. Ellis. deed
The Snail Tract or Lot the Village Of
b"" Wrs'. containing about i acres
No. 1.-The Ua,lLon Tract, containing. ahou:
- ;"r"s h"rn'!c'l hy land. OF I,chmial, Had
don and others.
No. 2--Ihc Mnr!nck Trac'. ahou, 300 acres,
bounded )ar..!s Of Robert Pratt, Elz. ELI. and
others
No. 3-The Sharpe Tract, about $50 acres.
h"",'h hy lands Of W. ]. stevenson, Eobcr,
li.d"n ami Others.
No. IL Of Sharpe Tract. about ljh acres,
bounded by lands Of Mrs. Camp, John Cowan
aud "ilc:s
NJ" !-Brnw:ilrc Tract, nlou: 225 acres
bounded lands of ". VI. Stevenson Peter Henry
hr,l others.
No. G--Iho Mck.ow Tract, abou, IL acres,
i"u'idr'i by lands Of Geo NirIipls, Henry Bowie
and others. SaiI tracts to lie resurv.yed and
p!a'ts exhibited Oh .lay Of Sale.
Tcrlns.-A credit Of one and two venrs with
interest from day OF sale; purchasers to give
Honds with at Least Two good surcties pay the
costs in cash, and pay for papers.
WM. ii. PARKER, c.EA.D
Commissioners Office,
-" Du" West Telescope p'.hlish aud hand
Bill to w H. Parker, on or before the day of
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APPLETON e. R. M. PERRYMAk
Fall Goods

ever offered to the trade "f this community.
Our stock of DRY GbDl,:; embraces all In,
novelties Of the season as well as such : tup,,
Eo"dS MS our study odd l;l;liilrrs like 20 see
Our stock "f SHOES will bc full AMI IL,
quality No. | bmr lIAI'S are do IPOCE
III rs are Choice DRUGS are never ronI lint
ours are pure fresh and una,!uirrat.i our
CLOTHING heavy, warm AMI low priced.
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Notice..

T5NfE Notes and Accounts Of the Firm Of Jor-'
L dan & McLnnchlin aro III my hands for
collect l"n There also Notes and Accounts
nf flir old Business Of u. \. Jordan. Those in.
lcli"d TO tn: firm, or TO myself. will come for
ward and make immediate payment to tile uh :
dcr.igned.
D. y. JORDAN.
May l.. 'SJ' } "