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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-27


GENERAL ORDERS NO. -.
1T is announced to the army LMat suspension
J. Of arms has bssu agreed upon. pending NO
gotistiens between the two Governments. Dur
ing its contiauance, the two armies arc to occu.
~ By s command General JOHNSTON. :
AacHsR AxpEnsos. Lieut.. Col and 4. A. g.
April -
Headquarters.
COLUMBIA. 8. c., ArAn 8. 1858.
CIRCULAR.
A IL Officers on Post Duty at this place will
n make q report to these headquarters Of al
men attxshed to their respective departments,
who are entitled to draw rations at this post.
. All provision returns Euat be made out at The
departments and approved at these Headquar-
ters- BY order
W. J. MEAL1Se. A. A. A. G.. April 10
Headquartsrs,
NEAR sAITHFIELD. N. C., APax. Z, 1895.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. ss-zs'r@st:
" MAJ. GEN. MANSFIELD LOWELL ,s
Y L. assigned to command il .ls state 4
South Carolina.
By command Of Con. J. E. JOHNSTON.
KlxLoox FALcoSxR, A. A. g.
READo'ks DIST. OF SOUTH CAROLINA;
APRIL IL, 1885,.
ORDER NO. /.
In compliance with tho above orders, the
undersigned hereby assumes command in this
State. Until the names Of the staff are a.
nounc.d, official COMMUNICATIONS to these head
quarters will be addressed to Lieut.. J. N. D.
LOWELL. Acting 4. A. G. at Columbia.
April ii M. LOWELL. Nsior General, &e.C
Headquarters:
COLUMBIA. 8. c., MApou 81, lsss.E
SPBoLA L ORDER NO. COPY. s
John CARSTEN is hereby appointed Aatiax
- Provost Marshal of this city until further
"rdsrs- He will be obsysa sad respected A.
eordingly. BY order
4 f. RuDLER, Col. oomn,'dg.
W. J. MEAs,Na. A. A. a. g. April
Headquarters NIL Div. Of the West.
AUGUSTA, MANOR 4, 1865.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS NO. ls.
1rtrxs<.1
COE. A. F. RUDLEE 10 hereby assigned
1s as commandant Of the Post at Cclumb;s.
y. g. e.
By esmmsnd Gen. BRAUREAARD.
Ohicial Csc. W. BaE,+r, Col. and A. A. g.
HEADQUARTERS. CsIvMpr4, & G.,
March Is. 1885,
0kSRRAL ORDERS NO i.
In obedience to tbs above order, hereby
assume oomnand Of this Post.
BY order q 4. r RupLER ~
Colonel ces1neni1sg.
". J. kBAxHso, A. \ H. Q. nA,sh al
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For Rent,
Headquarters,

COLUMBIA, s. O.. Ar.lt ls. 1865.
NOTICE il hereby given that NO PASSES
IN will be granted 1t these headquarters, ts
any one, for the purpose of entsriag the ono
my's lines. Passss Tor suah purpose must be
obtained from tho Secretary Of War.
BY order A. F.. RUDI.ER. Col Cong.
W. J. MRALtNe, A. A. A. G.. April 70
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NOMINATION ACCEPTED.

General Davis, late an officer in the ar
my. on accepting the nomination of the
dsmecratic party Of Prnnsylvania for the
Office Of Auditor General. denoances the
doctrine Of secession and endorses presi-
dent lohnson's reconstruction policy. Tie
adds:
lam opposed 10 negro suffrage. As every
white man should be. Nature has erected
a barrier sgsiast the two races enjoying
equal political rights in the same conmu.
nit.. where they approximate 10 number,
A. ~ III. Southern States San Domingo
is - case in point 10 prove the inc ON.
pai aitg Of the iwo races exercising equal
'"ll;ital privileges in hsrmeay. There ha.
ren I'm q, perpetual warfare between the
~ toes AID mula ttoes since the island has
bcrh IN iae,r possession, which has been
onii : struggle Tor the ruling influence be.
~ IN the pure African and the mixed blood
y this people, Of the same race. but Of dif.
Iersni caste. cannot govern small island
i peace. what are we 10 suppose world be
The condition Of things when the negro
CONES into competition with the pure eau.
caslsa IN the strsggle for empire in the
Southf The fsunders Of our Government
intesdcd that the white should be the gov.
ernIsg race 10 THIS country. and Il win b
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GOLD RECevEoED.

!. Captain J. B. Jones, OF the 18th United
States Infantry. arrived at Washington
three or four days since. from Augusta.
Georgia. bringing with him eleven han
dred pounds Of gold and silver bullion.
with small amount Of coin, OF the aggre-
gate value perhaps Of 5000 900. This wealth
was recovered by the Treasury Agent, and
is said to be part of the spoils captured
from Mr.. Jefferson DAVIS. Captain Jones
has delivered The money TO the Treasurer
Of the United States.
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z ealamitcus day for both people when the
black man IS given the politisa! frsnshis..
and entitled to hold Office.
REPUBLICAN, CoNycN.
TTON.

The Republican Satate conveation Of
Massachpsetts met at Worcester on the i4
inst. and was largely attended. Senator
sumner was chosen presiding officer, And
on taking the chair addressed the ASSN
blage in speech Of considerable length.
maintaining that the rebellion and slavery
are not yet ended, and viii net be till rs
emancipated negroes Of the South are piae.
cd on an equality before the law with thsS.
who were formerly their matters. celorsi
Alexander H. Bullock and Hon. william
FCla6in were unanimously nominated fer
Governor and Lieu,enan, Governor reapee-
lively. The resolutions adopted express
the utmost confidence in President John.
son. pledge him support in his efsrts 70
restore order in the South, and agree With
his assertion that treason is.the greatest Of
crimes, and must be punished; call for viz.
or and vigilance in dealing with the States
lately in rebellion and the ertirpation os
every trace of slavery; maintain that the
Southern people cannot be safely entrusted
With their civil government or allowed rep
resentstion in Congress llby amendments
70 their State constitutions they shall have
prohibited slavery; assert that neither
Southern men who tried TO destroy the ma.
tioa by arms, nor Northern men who de-
clared the war for its maintenance fsil.
ure and called for its immediate cessation.
are the proper persons TO be trusted With
authority; and, while avoiding deelara-
ton in iavor of extending the ballot to the
negroes Of the South. ssT that - test esn
'be made which will deny II 10 those ei them
who have borne arms in defence Of the re
public and grant il to rebel soldiers and
traitorous politicians. NY. Herald.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

The Norfolk Po,i Of Friday says: jsdsr.
soa Davis was yesterday transferred from
his case mate prison to room 10 Carol
Hall. in Fortress Monroe. The change vas
made necessary, owing TO The declining
health Of the late President. Carol Hall
fs. perhaps. the most comfortable building
10 the fort. and instead Of being limited 70
. port hple view Of the world, Mr. Dlvis
viii now be enabled TO sprvey the entirs
parade ground from his prison window.
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the negro had to be changed. and we. q
wise men. must recognize 50 potent fact
and adapt ourselves 10. circumstances az
thev surround vs..
Voices--" We are willing TO do So"
4" Yes. sir. We are willing to do So"
! believe you are. believe VIXEN your
faith is pledged-when yosr consent has
been given, a. have already szid--I be.
lie,e i, will be msintained in good faith,
and every pledge or promise fully carried
out. Cries. /" II will."1 All / ask or, ,deire
Of the South or the North. the East or the
West. is to be sustained Ia carr ing on, the
principles ofsthe Consultation. II is not
Ia be denicd that we hass been great suf.
tsren on both sides. Good men have fall
en- on both aides and much MISERY is being
endured, as the necessary result Of 50 ri.
santlc contest. Why, then. cannet we
come together, snd around the common al
lar Of eur country heal ihs wounds that
have been made. Deep wounds that have
been inflicted. Our country'h.s been scar
red all aver: Then why cannot we ap.
prosch each other upon principles which
are right in themselves. and which will be
productive Of good 10 all. The day is no,
distant. when We shall feel like some fam
ily That has had deep and desperate feud,
the various members of which have come
together and compared the evils and the
surer'nss they had inflicted upon each 9th.
cr. They had seen the influence Of their
error and its resuks. and governed By .
generous spirit Of Cancellation. they had
mutually become fofbearing and forgiving,
aud return TO their old habits of friternal
klidness. snrh becnme better friends than
ever. Then let us consider thar the fsud
ahch aiienated US has sheen settled and ad-
jused to mutual satisfaction; tkaf NE came
together 10 be bound by 6rmer bonds sf
1--we. respect and confidence. than ever.
The North cannot get along without the
South, nor The South without the North
the Ess, without the West. nor the West
without the East. Isay IL 10 our duty to
do oil that in our power lies TO perpetuate
and make stronger the bonds OF our Union,
seeing that il is for the common good Of all
tha, We should be united. feel that this
Union. though bur the creation Of centu-
ry,i. 10 be perpetua,ed for all time. and
ihatit cannot be destroyed except by the
all wise God who created il. Gentlemen,
| repeat. I sincerely thank Jos far the re.
spect manifested on bhis occasion. and for
the expressions OF appreciation aHd conf.
dsnce; please accept ny thanks.
The leader Of the delegation replied:
Mr.. President, on behalf Of tbs delegs-
tion. | return you my sincere thanks for
your kind. generous and mlgnaninoss eI.
pressi0ns oi kindly feeling to The people Of
the South.
The visitors then retired.
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EUROPEAN EslsRaTlOs. Os.-TAere Is every

EUROPEAN EsIsRaroS. There is every
indication tha: large number Of people
from different portions q Europe are es.
gerly looking forward % future residence
in the United States, and are using tverv
means to ascertain the price and location
Of the immer,s tracts ofland which are now
lying unc,;iyaied in the South. Mr. James
Black, Of ne Agricultural Bureau, but for
merly of ScotlsnJ. is daily receiving let
ters from that country inquiring what 10.
tucem ents are offered TO foreign emigrants.
Mr. b., in answer 10 these inquiries. has
written 4 letter 10 the Glasgow Herald.
setting forth the superior advantages of
Virginia to the emigrant, which has met
with q substantial reception in the shape
Of 10000 placed at his disposal for u:
vestmeat BY wealthy citizen Of Glasgow.
Nsp York T.bsns
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Parson BrovnlOw say, there az, now.
according to the census just taken. over
twenty thousand negroes IN Memphis. ma.
on ofthem idle and dirciute. i,
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Abandoned Lands.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of Freedmen, Refugees and
abandoned Lands,
Washington, May %.
Circular No. 3.
Whereas large amount Of land in
the State of Virginia, and in other
States that have been in insurrection,
has been abandoned by disloyal owners
and is now being cultivated by freed
men; and whereas the owners of such
lands are attempting to obtain pos
session Of them, and thus deprive the
freedmen Of their industry: 1t is
ordered that all abandoned lands in
said States now under cultivation BY
the, freedmen be retained in their pos
session until the crops now growing,
shall be secured for their benefit, un-
less full and just compensation be
made for their labor and its products,
and for. expenditures.
/. The above order will not be 80 con.
strued as to relieve disloyal persons of
their disloyalty; and the application.
for the restoration of their lands, by
this class Of persons, will in no case be
entertained BY any military authority
O. o. HOWARD,
Mi. Gen., Commissioner Bureau of
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, May %, 1865.
All military authorities will sustain
the Commissioner Of the Bureau of
Refugees, Freedmen and Abapdoned
Lands, and aid hip in the execution
Of the above order:
By directions Of the Secretary of
War: E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant. General.
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The barracks at Rock Island,

The barracks at Rock Island,
indianapolis, ana Washington, have
been entirely emptied Of Confederate
. prisoners, and it was said that in the
course OF about week Camp Doug.
las, Chicago, would DO without a
'teuant.
Mr.. NJ. T. BIome having retired
from the Paciticator, published at
Augusta, Ga, the paper will hereafter
be published by Mr.. Patrick Walsh.
1t Is the only Catholic journal in the
South.e
Brazil. Argentine Republic, and
Uruguay, had commenced war on
Paraguay. and immense forces were in
the field OH both sides, hostilities being
carried on without mercy.
Gen. j. E. Johna.o. is at BuGalo
Springs, and is ANXIOUS to go to work
at some honest occurafion and set an
example of submission and obeyance
to the laws of his country.
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Charles Lamb was in the habit of
wearing white crava., and in conse-
quence was sometimes taken for IA
clergyman. Cnce at dinner table,
among large number. Of guests, his
white cEavat caused such mistake to
be made, and he was called on to
say graces. Looking up and down
the table he asked, in his inimitable,
lispipg manner. us there no clergy
man present mo, SIR" answered a
iguest. "Tb-then," said Lamb. bow.
ny his head, "let US thank God"
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Headquarters Military District O
Charleston.

CuaIlcSC00,
CHARLESTON, 3. c.. July II. 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ".
I>AE following telegram from the War
L Department is published for the
informstion and guidance of this command.
Reports ill accordance Herewith will be
rendered to these Headquarters inme-
diately, by all concerned:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUrANr GENERALS OFr,cr.
Washington. June 2s. 1865.
Telegram to Department Comma,,dcrs.
Please cause all Immediate investiea ton
al to the expiration Of service of all mon
on detached duty. in confinement etc.
within your Department, that all entitled
to discharge may be forwarded to the
Chief Mastering officer of their respective
States. for mustsr-out, or to be otherwise
disposed OF. ~ required by existing orders.
Applications from the friends of this class
OF persons for their discharge, are being
constantly received q. ,his Department .
SAMUEL BRECK,
Assistant Adju,ant General.
Official: SAMUEL BREcK. Asst Adl't Gen.
By command of
Brevst Maj Gen. JOHN P. HATCH.
LEONARD 3. PERRY. Asst Adj't Gen.
Ohcia: +. HAMS JEwErr, Let Lieut..
65th Mass. Vols, A. a. A. G.
July % 2
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The Negro Population.

A0V ANO6AO AOPaAos4O
= The Black Republican, paper
very well edited by black clergyman
at New Orleans, contains 7correspou.
dence between committee of the
freedmen and the editor. on the pros.
poets Of the black population Of Che
South. From the reply of the editor
we copy the following paragraphs:
The colored man and the white man
cannot live together 10 this country;
they must and will have to separate,
unless the Congress Of the Nation
shall give them 4 place to themselves,
for as it was with Abraham and Lot,
so it is with us, the sooner we seek a
home for our rising generation, the
better it will be for US.
Our final destiny, as far as I can
dlmly see. is that in three hundred
years it will be'a rare thing to see a
colored man i'll this country. Like
the Indian, our race in this country is
destined TO become extinct, unless we
move to ourselves: And after we
shall have obtained the right of suf:
frage, l shall strongly advocate a
treaty stipulation between the United
States and our race, whereby we may
live under the United States flag, but
be apart to ourselves, and even then
we become dissatisfied, for there is no
historian that can point out an Instance
where two nations have ever lived
together happily.
One power must rule, and the other
will not be pleased; and if we don't
separate, in less than three hundred
years the colored man in this country
will be a color between the Canadian
Indian and the Inhabitants of India.
This country, gentlemen, is not ours, in
my opinion, and as the question has
been asked by party Of freedmen,
the above is my answer TO the same.
| could write work upon this ques.
ton, had l the means to put i, in
circulation.
The immigration Of the white race
from Europe must increase, whilst the
immigration Of the black race must
decrease, as the slave trade has been
stopped, and the result is the African
race i'll this country will 6ually run
out, and all the property we may
accumulate for our rising generation
will avail us nothing uoless we obtain
a resting place Of our own. Moreover,
experience teaches that no two races
can live together happily under one
flag when they both are properly edu;
Gated. Therefore. gentlemen, my i'm
partial opinion is, that this country is
not our home.
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Headquarters Military District Of
Charleston,

CHARLESTON. S. c., July II. 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. a..
60 much Of General Orders NJ. II.
~ current series. from these Healqaar
ters. as erects the Fifth Sub.Distric:. is
hereby annulIed.
The section Of country comprising ,has
District il hereby attach ed 10 tbs First
Snb District, the whole to be- commanded
by Brevet Brig. Gen. W. T. BENNETT
Headquarters at Charleston.
BY command of
Brevet Maj. Gen. JOHN P. HATCH.
LEONARD B, PERRY. Asst Adj't Gen.
July 22
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Hon. Pierre Soule, late Of Louisiana,
has opened law Office in the City of
Mexico. He has lived, the past year,
on a plantation near Puebla, but
found retirement unsuited to his active
nature, and moved to the Capital,
where be will be likely to take part in
Maximiisn's Government
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The crops in Ireland are reported
from all quarters to be in satisfactory
condition. Potatoes, hay, wheat, flax
and oats are all in forward state, anc
the most beautiful weather continues
.hrouysout tie islan0.
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Dwelling House for Sale.

Dwelling House for Sale.
VIE three.story brick DWELLING
l. HOUSE, situated on tho North .eas.
corner of Laurel and Marion streets is
offered for sale for cash. The lot i, larSe.
and has on it all necessary out-buildings.
For Particulars apply at this office.
July 81
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The subscriber takes pleasure in recon-
mending his late partner, Dir. z. w. Wing.
to the support Of the former patrons Of
tho late firm of Killian d Wing. and Of
the public generally. ELI kILLIAN.
July % l4*
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WANTED.

TWO WHITE FEMALE SERVANTS
Il one to nurse an infant aud sew; the
other to do chamber and general house,
work. Apply at this Office. July %
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The subscriber having purchased the
interest Of ELI KILLIAN in the above
firm. the business will hereafter be con.
Quoted by him in his own name He
respectfully solicits share of public pa.
tronage. r. w. WING.
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Farmers and Ex. Bank Charleston.
\ MEETING of the Directors of this
~ Bank will be held at the office of the
President. No. "a Broad street, (up stairs, J
on THURSDAY. July 81, proximo.
A full meeting is earnestly requested, as
business of much importance will be
brought before them.
WILLIAM WHALEY,
President Farmers and Exchange Bank
Charleston. ! { July u, 1855.
W., " Il
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AUCTION ROOM, BEDELL's ROW

\ ND will be offered at private sale for
~ few day only. large and assorted
stock OF GOODS, consisting Of:
Gents Woolen and Linen SHIRTS,
SHIRT COLLARS. HALF HOSE,
Linen ana Silk Hundkerchiefs,
Gloves. fine Felt Hats,
Toilet Soaps. Combs,
Ladies Hose, Corsets,7
Large assortment Hoop Skirta;
Parasols, Ladies' Caters and Slippers,
Collars and Cuffs, and many other arti-
cles. July ~ So
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FURNITURE, STONEWARE, &c.
I AM Tow prepared to REPAIR, CLEAN
4 and REV ARNISH all kinds of FURNI
TURE. have some fine and plain FUR
NITURE, variety of sTONEWARE. (st
pottery prices, with a small lot of GRO
CERIES and 1INWAEE, which will sell
or barter at reasonable rates Store and
chop at my burnt dwelling. first street
East of Main street. near NicSerson's an d
Congaree Hotel ruins. a portion of the
trade Of nv friends and Of the cit;zens
generally is solicited. A. C. SQUIER.
July % +3
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Mule Estray or Stolen.

Mule Estray or Stolen.
A LARGE SORREL ROAM MARE
n MULE. blind in right eye; white
name and ta,l-closely trimmed; over l..
years old. A reward Of $40 will be given
for her recovery. For particulars. inquire
Of DURBEC & WALTER.
july 81 50
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

0V1Ue10N V2 VOPU1 U001S4l1p
TINE copartnership heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers. under the
name, style and hrm of KILLIAN &
WING. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. F. W. WING. having purchased
the debts due to the concern and assumed
those due,by it. persons having dem ands
will present them to him. and persons in.
debtsd will make payment to him.
ELI KILLIAN,
F. w. WING.
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AUCTION SALES.
ByTacob Levin.

By jacob Levin.
THIS Saturday MORNING. 22d inst. at
IL o'clock. ! wili sell, ut my store, corner
of Assembly and Plain streets.
suaery articles of FURNITURE. among
which sre:
Au ele;an: Velvet Carpet-new.
Mahogany Piano, Z octave, in perfect
order.
A variety Of School aud miscellaneous
Books, English and Latin. To be sold
without reserve. owner leaving Columbia.
Unlimited articles received till hour of
sale. July 22 9
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THOMAS G.. VEAL.

THOMAS G. VEAL,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
WILL furnish plA"s: epsciti cations and
w personal supervision. wish ali ne.
cessary details for public buildings, dwell.
ings: cottages. bridges. &C.. for city or
country. Surveys for city lots made on
applica'ion. Office at q. X. Philips. Be.
de!ls Low. July ws6~
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AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
~ ROCERIEs. LIQUORS, PROvI-
" SIONS. DRY GOODS. BOOTS,
Shoes, Hats, Crockery. Hardware Leather.
Petroleum, Oil and Lamps, Drugs. and a
general assortment OF Goods. at lowest
Wholesale prices.
COTTON. RICE. TOBACCO, EOSIN,
&c, purchased. sold on co".u ssinn or
Exchanged for goods upon favorable terms.
Orders and corsgnments respectfully
REFERENCES.
Messrs Wilson, Gibson d Co., Bankers.
New York.
Thomus & Co.. Bankers. Baltimore
w. T. Walters & Co.. Baltimore.
l.. D. Creashaw. Esq. Richmond.
John Bratton. Esq Winnshoro, $. c..
Asbury Coward, Esq. Yorlzville, S. G.
Joseph Walker, Esq, Spartanhurg, S. C.
M. L. G.eary. Esq, Attorney, Edgeheid.
). G. July % lmo
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Building Lot for Lease of Eve Years.
BY Jacob Levin, Auctiopeer.
ON MONDAY next. cath inst, will offer
at public auction, On a lease Of 6ve
Years.
eThe VACANT LOT on Assembly street.
adjoining Nessrs. Zealy. Scots & Bruus.
belonging to the Hebrew Benevolent So.
ciety of Columbia. The said lot N easures
40 feet on front and running back East.
= CoSDlrIoss.-Bond. with two approved
securities, payable in quarterly 'instal.
men's. July ls