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UNDER DECREE I'm EQUITY.

VIII be sold under tho direction of tbe ra,oned az
M the @ old Custom House In this city, on THURSDAY,
AZ, tbat a4y o% 9t June ni 1853 ut II O'Clock A. NJ
between Queen and Broad streeta measur
and In depth $50 feet Bounding to the east on Kine
street to the north on land of Edwin Kerrson to tho
south on land Of Ann Dupree.
As the street Is to be widened and this Lot being
It very desirable for q store. ~
Termsmons-third cash; the balance in one and two
OF the premises with interest from the day of eie
payable semannually Purchaser have the priyiIego
OF paying tho whole In cash Purchaser to pay taIoa
and for papers. JAMES TUPPER
may 70 stuth6 Master in FQuity,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

j. A. ENsLow L Co. will sell this day ut Korr'f
Wharf, at IL O'Clock by order of the French Consul
the bark Gardiene; and, Immediately after, the shp
boats. For particulars of sale, advertisement.
COHEN HANcKFL d Co. will sell this day at the
corner OF Boyces Wharf and East Bay. at hafpast 10
O'Clock, 27G0 lbs. choice sugarcured hams.
GEORGE HuNEKEN will cell this day before his store
No. ID Vondue Range. at 10 O'clock variety of shoes
aegars, fans, hats suspenders dry goods jewery &c
c. N AvERILL Son will sell this day in their store
No. 20 Hayne-street, ut 10 O'clock an assortment OF
corn, flour, brooms. &c.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day at their stores,
next to the Postoice at 10 O'clock an in
voice Of dry goods, straw goods, &c.
MILIlsAN. MELoHE & Co. will sell this day at
their store No. 20 Vendue Range, 10 O'Clock 1000
lba hams, in lots to suit purchasers Also variety
groceries, dry goods, &c.
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UNDER DECREE ~ EQUITY.

Verdler, La B0rde et al.
VIII De sold under the direction Of the undersigned as
the od Cu.tom House. In this city. on TUESDAY, ths
.1tn Gay OF june, 1856, Of IL O'Clock A. H.,
All that LOT OF LAND with tho Buildings thereon,
situate on the east side Of It, Philipstree known by
tne number 50: measuring 80 feet inches front,
haa street by 100 feet in Depth Bounding to the weG
on 81 phipstreet to tho north land Of Toomer; to
La Borde w.
Ierms,One-third cash; the balance in two equal
lnsalments, secured by bond OF the purchaser aud
mortgago OF the premises, with interest from tho day
OF sale The buildings to bo insured and policy assign
CD purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPER,
naey ~ tuths10 Master in Equity.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN M1L1rARY SCHOOL.

KINGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL.
, YORKVILLE, 8. @.
TNHE SECOND SESSION OF 1866 WILL BEGIN On
BER. ~ o wv n VI NofIh-
TEEMs-For Tuition: Books. Stationary. &C.. Board
able In advance. in specie the equi yaent f'
circulars containing full information NAV be seen NJ
this Office or may be had on application to
a. COWARD,
May II ~ Pit1Sor: tSs
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

plTtE dUUISUN.
DC sold under the direction Of the undersigned ss
Iat oa custom House, in this oty on TUESDAY, tho
All that LOT OF LAN6. with the buildings and ins-
thereon, situate tho north side Of Weea
court ward No. 2, measuring and containing fees
front. by about feet In depth. Butting AMI bound
Ing to the north on land Of to the south oa
Weem'h court; to the east on land Of ; and to
the " est on land Of ~
Terms-One-third cash; the balance In three equaa
snd mortgage OF tho premises with interest from tho
Gay OF SALE ablo annually. The buiidnos to botn
hured ana policy ananed Purchaser 70 pay 19r
Mayo tutaslo AlAalpr IL A~4l.:y +
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CHE oUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,

DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHAnLEsToN. 8. O., May "a, 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y this office until Ia O'Clock NJ. on the lst day OF
June next at which time they will be opened for
porting within the city limits all the stores for which
tne Snartermaater's Department may be required TO
for three months. 49, ~
BIDDERS will state the price per load for which they
Win furnish ransporation. The average day number
hundred and fifty. ~ 'A wv
Bids deemed unreasonable will Re rejected,
proposals must be addressed to the underspned and
endorsed proposals for furniahng Transportation"
O. W. THOMAS,
May 25 inA'.Sr
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CHIEF oUARTERMAsrER.s oFE1op

Ell
DEPARTMENT. SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston. 8. O., May l6, 1866 !
y Office until Ia o'clock NJ, Tuesday the 9th dsy
OF june 1866 at which tino they will be opened for
furnishing the Department in this tv
with OAK AN PINE WOOD, until January Ist, 1857
Deliveries to be made OIL South Commercial Wharf
such times. and In such quantities. may required
by the Depot Quartermaster. a'N
The quantity required monthly will probably DO abou
One Hundred Cords Of Oak, and One Hundred and Fifty
Cords of Pi,e.
Bidders will state the price per cord Of tho kind
Wood that they propose to furnish.
Two good sureties in the sum Of One Thousand Do
lars each to be named In the bd will be required for
tho faithful performance Of the contract. IVA
Bids deemed unreasonable win be rejected.
Proposals must be addressed to the nderaigned End
marked, proposals for Furnishing Wood" -
@. W. THOMAs
Brevet Lient: Col. and Chief Quartermastesr
Hay 10 ,','ra Sr' Io
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On the 18th, the first heat of mile race, over
the Laclede course near st. Louis, was won in the
fast time of 1.45t, by Lutestring bay mare by
Lexington, dam by Glencoe, beating Abu Becker,
by Mahomet She WAS distanced however, on
the second heat, and consequently lost tho race.0
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AUCTION SALES,
Dry Goods, Stra,o Goods, DC.
BY MCKAY d CADIPBELL'

BY MCKAY d CADIPBELI
THIS DAY. 3lst inst will be sold at stores at 10
SHIFTING STRIPES KENTuokY JEANs pANrs.
SrUFFS. Linen Coangs and Drill. Irish Linens L. G.
Handkorchefs Muslin Madras Head Bandkerchiefs,
Silk Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs Swiss MusIins
Grenadines, Tissues Buttons, Hosiery, Notions, &c.
An invoice of Ladies' TRIMMED HATS, Mems
Trimmed Hats p. L. and Straw Hats, Willow Fans
Ladies' Balmorals, Summer shawls, Fine Mcrino Un.
dersbirts, &c, &c.
well assorted invoice OF WILLOW WARE.
Conditions cash. May 81
Fiuniiture DC
BY MCKAY ~ CAMPBELL,
Hnsel. street, n, 1t to POstofiice.
TOMORROW 1st june will bc sold at sores at 10
,aan,arsy variety Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Mahogany
Gsnd 81
retaries Lounges, Mattresses, Crockery, &c &c.
SEWING MACHINE, : Warranted in complete order
100 Cotton Sheets.
Conditions cash. Nav 81
Wh'skey, Rhine Vine, 81. Domingo Wine, Corned
BY MCKAY 4 EHniPsELL,
H1scl street, next TO Postomce.
IomohhoW lst June will be sold at our stores at 10
cases OLD BSynBoS wH1sKEY. various brands
cases Lemon Syrup
- cases st. Domingo Wine
- cases Corned Beef
ALSO ,t2S,4,: ON ACCOUNT OF FORMER PURCHASER,
Conditions cash. May 81
BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERS S co.
THlS DAY, 3lst inst, at our Store. No. 20 Vendue
Range Mt 10 O'Clock, will sell,
1000 lbs HAMS, in lots to suit purchasers just
arrived per steamer Moneka
bbls Mackerel
boxes Starch
bbls. Sugar
bbls White Beans
bag Rio Coffee
boxes Clay Pipes
cases Whitkcy
90 dozen Kerosene Lamps-various sizes
- gross Knives and Forks.
Bolts LONGCLOTH, CAsSIIERES, Melton Olotbs
Linen Pocket Handkerchiefs. shirt Bosoms Lad lea
Hose Suspenders. Table Oh this. Straw Hats, Gents
Brogans, Ladies' Balmoral and CATER Shoes &C.
May 81 ,.... -
Clothing, Shirts Hoopskirts &c., to Close Consiqn-
mems.
BIZ A.. H. ABRaHAhs AND SONS.
THIS DAY, the 3lst inst at lGk O'Clock we will sell
nt our Store. No. az Vendue Range,
ALPACA SAChS AND COATS
Linen Sacks
, White Linen Shirts
Hoopskirts.
BIKES AND BASKETS CHAMPAGNE
Boxes Hook Wine
Barrels very fine imported Sherry Wine
Barrels Rum
Boxes Cheese, &C., &c. May 81
Flour, Sugar, Butter, &C.
JAMES w. BROWN d. CO.
VIII sell THIS DAY at their Store No. 116 East Bay
- cor. Frsser's Wharf. at 10 O'Clock,
10 barrels FLOUR
20 barrels Sugar
10 tubs Butter
10 boxes Cheese
, 16 boxes Mustard
hnrn 1o,,l
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

PtUUL US. J4TElnS
On TUESDAY, the 10Th OF June next at IL o'eloch
NJ, will be sold near the Old Custom House,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND stuato
on Capers Island in the Parish of Christ Church CON
tanning about 902 of high land and sos acres Of
marsh bounded to the west land formerly of esra
Hubbell. afterwards Of Daniel Nathan Legare and
on all other eides by the Atlantic Ocean, creeks and
marshes, &c.
Terms-one-third cash. the residue In one and two
years. with interest from tho sae by the Bond
and Mortgage OF the premises executed by the
ser, who is also to pay for papers.
JAMES w. GRAY
May 81 thm5 tu1 Master in Equity.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-The Columbia Phenir, Of
yesterday, says
AT the opening OF the Court, on Tuesday, it was
end on Friday next, and that arguments would
not be heard after Thursday
, MIR. DeSaussure concluded reading the brief in
ramsay ct al us Executors OF Peay Ell al and was
heard for appellants. Mr.. Bauskett contra.
The Bank OF Charleston us the Bank of the
State. Con. James Conner for the appellant.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF COTTON mac1111-


ERY.
The Granitevillo Manufacturing Comnony ,o,,,. =.
termined to change their style of Goods and go -
FINE CLOTHS offer, and will sell MT Anct,,. -
Graniteville, TOMORROW, 1st of June tbai nnt,s
Machinery of Nine Thousand Ono HunIred e1,S S
Twenty Spindles and it's preparation all in good nrie
and now running on Shectngs Shrtings and 6rIII,s
of number fourteen Yarn-conslsts Of AA" Diials
One Mason's WILLOW
Two Whiting PICKERS
Two English Breaker PICK KERs, Walker S HacStn,
Manchester, England
Three English Finisher PICKERS. Walkor b u.o,,
ing, Manchester, England - "
Fifty-four Mason's BREAKER CARDs
Sixty six Mason q F1NISHER CARDS
Blk Masons RAILWAY HEADS
Four Mason'e DRAWING FRAMES
Fourteen Hills FEARED sPEEDERs forty sn,nd,,
each SfA1A'
Ono CARD GRINDER
Forty. three Mason's Warp Ring Traveller spINNu7o
FRAMES. 120 Spindles each
Thirty-three Mason's Filling King Travo,,or spry1
MING FRAMES, 100 Spindles each " '
Six Mason's SPOILERS, 4S Spndles each
Eight Mason's wARPERS drop wire
Ten MasoRs DIRE SERS
Two hundred and thirty-six Mason's yard.v IA
LOOMS ''" Az
speeder BoBBINs, Spinning BoBBINs and w.rptp
SPOOLS. REEDS, HARNESS. &C., &C.
Parties wishing to purchase had better coma and NJ
anime while the Machinery is running.
The Machinery will be boxed and delivered at TIA
South Carolina Railroad Depot by the Company
Terms cash. WILLIAM GRFaa
President Grantevlle Manufacturing Compsny.
May 81 1ntbIS'
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THE SUBsCR.rRER.

SoLICiTs PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME.
~ CHAN!cAL WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weighing
scaes Letter Presses, Printing Presses; makes and re-
pairs oissng Machines for Stores; makes all kinds Of
Wrought and Steel Ploughs with without stocks Also
eeneIM run or BLACKSMITH WORK; also Wheel.
".slght Hork IN general. ARCH'D MGLEISH,
hiayz tuthR6mos No. 4 Cumberland street.
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ROYAI. HAVANA LOTTERY OF Cv1Rn =,
lGNONDUCrED BY THE SPANISH GOVRRNhTFrlfr
DAYS. --AA I" ~ NV s1t'1 sEVhNTERH
Prises oashed and Information furnished, ..,,
The highest ratee paid for Doubloons and ali nina
"I.u Tn, ano aVN. IAflOR CO., bankers,
'e'e" ONO NO l. fA IS:et New :f.,'
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TAX MOnICE

TAX NOTICE.
IUNHE TAX COLLECTOR FOR The PARISH OF ST.
Il JOHNS COLLETON, will open his Books on the
LIST june next at Rockville for the purpose OF receiving
Returns and collecting the Taxes for said Parish and
Will commune thcn open until the 10th OF said month";
May 20 stuth7 " Ta1 rni,ont,o
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT HARNESS, SADDLES,
&o.-We direct attention to JOHN CoMM1Ns No.
141 Meeting street, opposite Hayne, where he Of
fers Harness of the best leather, superior Nuke
and very little used, at one-fourth their cost.
Good Saddles at S. each. Planters should call at
once.
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THE LA PIERRE HOUSE, Philadelphia, we learn,
has been leased by Messrs BAKER & FARLEY, of
that city, and the whole establishment elegantly
refurnished and beautifully reftted and prepared
for the comfort and luxury of the travelling pub
lie.
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The GALAxY.-No. of this beautiful semi-month-
1y has reached The table OF contents is pretty
fair, though scarcely equal to the promise of the
fret number.
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Splendid Corner Stand and D,Deuin1.
RK XVII.RIIR xRr ,anM

DLDeUlH1.
BY WILBUR SS SON.
TUESDAY next, 9th June, north of tho old Custom
House. at II O'Clock, will bo sold,
- ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the de-
l,5,E1 airable two and half story DWELLING and
lIiRS3 STORE thereon, being fine business stand,
I1et situate on tho northeast corner Of Marsh and
Inspection streets. The house is we'll finished has
spacious store neatly htted and the pramises
nne large cistern and necessary outbuildngs. Lot
fronts on 1nspectionstreet s5 feet inches by 2d feet
Conditions-Haf cash; balance In one and two years.
TO be secured by bond aud mortgage of the
buildings to be kept insured and policy assigned Pur.
cnaser 10 pay us for papers. May 20
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WAPPOO MILLS.

HNHE, , WAPPoo MILLS lFoRMERLY THE PROPER.
l. TY Of Mr.. j. II. STEiNMEYER) have been thor.
onghy overhaued and are now in full operation am
length and size at sborest notice. from large and we'll
H WSa, STOCK na A. low tide there ~ feet water
my ana eiaoateh can be guaranteed to vessels
under my personel supervision.
May " limo JOHN e. THURsToN.
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is dis way, when he wife tex do small pock he
went and lef her, wouldn't tend her, an went
dar to wait on her, an when she died last week,
I wouldn't stay dar any longer, and move out
Saturday; dat dc way cum to be dor I did for
him, an dis my tanks.
The Court did not find defendants guilty and
discharged them.
The STEAMER Fdmnie, Capt. MoNELrY, arrived
last night from Savannah, via Beaufort, &c. The
following arc her passengers and consignees
FAR Whitney, NJ Stolsey, Murray q N Lord A g
DcFenport, al Seaman, 0Connell, NJ Theus Col e. II
Hamilton q u Davis, D Mute l. L Finch NJ Cash an d
lauy. quinn, Mrs Harrison and servant l. Lock
wood Mr. 1roscott, Capt L Barnwell, w Kerney r
McElroy. Mr. Jenkins, and in steerage,
=. Conslgpees-Ferguson 4 Holiness w Harris A Daly
N nj oheVer, National Express Go, Southern Express Co.
DARING ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-The Columbia
Phgn'r, Of yesterday, says: "On Monday last
while Mrs. REyLoR-who lives about two miles
from tho city-was in her fold at work. two freed
men entered her house and stole two trunks Tho
robbers, upon being seen and hailed by German
in tho employ of Mrs. X, fired Two shots at their
detective, but without effect, then fed, leaving the
trunks behind. Information Of the affair was
given to Magistrate WALKER who obtained q guard
from the military authorities and succeeded in
arrestng the freedmen, who are now safely lodged
in Jail.
"Our citizens would do we'll to be on their puard.
as several attempts at robbery have been made
by freedmen in the suburbs Of the city within the
past few days."
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SELECT LOTS OF FunNIrunE-our readers win ner
ceive by an advertisement of Messrs MAoKEy BAKER
to be found elsewhere. that these gentlemen have re-
ceived from New York and Boston large consignment
of Furniture of the best quality which they are pre-
pared to sell the most reasonable erms The various
lots comprise every description of Furniture suit the
wants and the means OF all classes Housekoepers will
find 1t greatly to their advantage to call No. 66 Market
Rtreet, and examine the stock. Messrs. MAoxEY &
BAKER also have on hand supply of Meat Safes Desks
Mattr esses. &C., of their own manufacture Give
them CALL
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Desirable Residence.
BY. WILBUR S SOW.
TUESDAY NEXT, 9Th june at IL O'Clock north of the
Old custom House, will be sold
<sss55SSAr ALL THAT LOT OF LAND WITH THE
lMsEI ENE RESIDENCE thereon, situate one door
Iii6 northeast Of the corner Inspection and Marsh
1EAAA streets. measuring 43 feet inches Inspeo.
ton n-street, by 100 feet in depth.
Condittons-Half cash; balance in one and two veara
70 be secured by bond and mortgage of tho
Buding to be insured and policy assigned Purchaser
to pay US for papers. NAV 90
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Dn. HUMPHREYS, of No. 662 Broadway, New York
well known to the Homeopathic medical practice has
transferred his interest to company Of which he is
member and is ready to furnish all the varieties of
Specifics the profession and people may need No house
in this department of medicine has larger facilities or
better reputation, than that of which Dr. H. ia now at
the head.-Netoark Aduertiser, March 49, 1865 @
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AUCTION SALES.
Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Stra,o Goods, Olothinq,
Mating &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.

BY MILES DRAKE.
TO MORROW, June 1st at 10 O'Clock will cell at nv
75 and snoE selected
for s N In part as
Cases Mems Calf and XII. P. s. Droeans
Cases Mens Fine csif Baimorals and Congress
Cases Ladies' Goat Ba'moras. 5to and too
Case Msses' Congress and Balmorals
Cartoons Ladies' Misses Children's Slippers Gait-
DRY GOODS
Pieces PLAID LENO Figured Lawn French Dalza.
rne, Mozambique. Bare o; Spotted Plain swfs Jaoo.
Nets Summer satinot, Hickory Stripe Tickines. win
Jean hsng1i1th sd aomsspSn Mourning Prints 60
chi fs Plaid and L. O. H,ndkerohies. Agate Buttons,
Pennd'nS oet mad , Weis suspendcrs Neck Tics sa
White and Ohock' d Mating, &c. May 81
French Bark "Ange Guaroiene," for account of
aghom H, 1t may concern, dy order Of Tie French
BY j. A. ENsLoW & co.
THIS DAY. 3lst May. will DO sold. at IL o'clock,
at Kerr's Wharf.
French BARK "HNegp epnfI %UARDIEas R1Si ten year old
sale follows Tho Hui and spars will be- offered
together; hen the Anchors Chans after which the
all Tso shoe tsG so
together and. bids are made in excess Of the com
vod otherwise they will DO binding.
AND ,,n ntMEpIATELY II IID LAT M AFTER:
a1- The Wilmington Journal and Savannah Republi
can will please copy and send bill to J. A. E. l. Co.
Ne,U Crop MiiscOUado S,tqdr
BY J. A. ENSLOW AND co.
TOMORROW, 1st June at 10 O'clock will Ibe sol1,
at Accommodation Wharf, alongside the schooner T.,
j. Frazier. just arrived from Maanzas,
Az hhds New Crop mUsCOVADo SUGAR.
Ne,u Crop Cuba Moldsses.
By j. A. ENSLOw d co.
TOMORROW, June, will be sold public auction
In tho New Custom House stores, corner East Bay
and Market street. at IL O'Clock,
Sc S,1 'isToea NEW CROP oARDENAs Mo1AssEs.
aS- Columbia Phoenix, Augusta Constitutionalist
Savannah Republican, Wilmington journal, Macon Tele-
graph, Abbeve Banner, will insert the above until
day previous to sale, and send bill to J. A E. Co.
May 81
BY GEORGE HUNEKEN.
VIII bo sold THIS DAY, before my Store, No. 1s
Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock,
"A variety OF SHOES, BEGARS, FANS, HATS, SUS
RENDERS, Pants Dry Goods Gold and silver Watches
Gold Chains, Gold hinge, sundries.
DIAMOND RINGS.
Conditions cash. May 81
Leaf Tobacco, Hdudnd and Domestic Sears, &C.
BY GEO. HUNEKEN.
Will be sold TOMORROW June l. at 10 O'Clock at No. 56
Hall OF Freundschaftsbund, the entire stock store
consisting of:
LEAF TOBACCO IN CASES
Havana and Domestic Segars
CONTENT OF STORE.
Sold on account parties leaving the city.
Goods to be removed by Saturday sundown.
Conditions cash. Intu
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AUCTION SALES,

Corn, -Four, Broo,ns, Dc .----1,
BY q. ". hVERII,I I, S:,, tl2sa9
THIS DAY, 31st instant will be sofa IN w soN:
20 Hayne.street. at 10 o.cIoct o'oro' NJ
20 DARRELS FLOUR S''h'
200 bushels Mixed Corn
100 bushels White Corn
"a dozen Brooms
Boxes Goldfish
Boxes Family Soap
Boxes Mustard
Half bbls No NIarkero,
Half bbis. Picklcd II, rrny
Quarter bbIs. Picked Ii"rss,,
Kits Picked Her. nr ns
Half bbls Pcked Beef
Kits Tongues and Sound,
Kegs Lard ""
English Table Salt .
Terms cash.
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AUGTioM WIS :, n Sal SALE OF ONE IIUNDR.D G0-
HORSES AND MULES. OH'

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs oEp,ou
CHARLESTON. 8. O.. NAV %
VIII be sold, at Public Auction TO-MORRnI ~ 40. !
at II O'Clock A. a., at South Commarco, W. une iee
ioo so GeXERNMENT IItI % ANIMALS-about 40 HoRspa
Tho above animals arc good and servioo,,,.
asken Ia rom daily work Can be until dav Of ~
Terms cash.
BY order of tho Chief ouartcrmascr ron,-.,..
South Carolina. II :, i,GRsrtmeus
Captain 26th o. " " Infantry. Depot ouarterms
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MEssRs QUINN BRoTHERs still are to be found
at the old stand up town, on King, opposite Ann
street Every good paper and magazine can be
found there. Some Of the latest we have seen are
FRANK LEsLrE's Chidre','s Friend, very nice
thing for the little folks. LIE Bon Ton is there
also, by many of the ladies considered the best
fashion magazine published in this country. It
gives patterns ready cut out 'ife-size," which no
other magazine does.
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HINT TO Both sExEs.-How TO GAIN AND RETAIN
AFFKcTIoN-It has frequently been suggested that
PLANTATION B1TTERs are, In another form the "Rlixir
OF Love- OF the Ancients That they do much quiet
amiy jSrs and reconcile retful wives to hus.
bands, we verify believe When domestic quiet La re-
stored and connubial felicity reigns supreme.
" How great the charm, how sweet the bliss
That finds expression in kiss"
free and proper of PLANTATION B1rrzns will In.
spire the souls of both sexes with pure and hghtoned
sentiments of affection, and capacity for exquisite
enjoyment In each others society Remember there Is
no place like home, and passion Like love-and MOTH
Ing to link the two together and you to both like the
great Family Blessing, PLANTATION BIrrRRs. tuthss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-31
May 81

Damaged Cotton.
BY HENRY CORA a. <,,,
THIS DAY, Mt 10 O'Clock before omr a. ~,
duo Range. will bc rot1 t1oio' NO. 20 Vea-
bales DAMAGED COTTON sold F,
concerned. Terms cash. ~ ioi account OF an
nj May 81
Moice Sugar Cvrrd Hams
By COHEN, HAECKEI an
THIS DAY. 31st May, will DO sold at M ~;
at the corner of Boyce Co.'S Wharf apd st s
2700 lbs. choice SUGAR CURED UAntS' 'e East Bay,
in lots to spit purchasers '' uncanVaaoae
Terms cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-31

Ne,U Crop Mttscouddo Sugar
BY J. A. ENSLOW AND co.
TOMORROW, 1st June at 10 O'Clock will Ibe solI,
at Accommodation Wharf, alongside the schooner T.
j. Frazier. just arrived from Maanzas
40 hhds. New Crop MUsCOVADO SUGAR.
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