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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS MORNING. MAY H. 1868

Mr.. R1Nk's romance; this is one of the aims
of an historical novel. The translation is
sufficiently well done, but does not repro
duce all the point and vigor of the original
German.
DORA. By Julia Kavanagh. New York: D. Ap-
Z pleton & %. Charleston John Russell.
This novel is worthy of the fame of its
author. The "course Of true love" is a
fertile subject, and the changes of scene
and diversity of character give room for a
display of the most valued peculiarities Of
Miss KAvANAaH's style. 1t is well and
neatly printed.
Nor WISELY, BUT Too WELL. By the Author Of
s'Cometh up Like g Flower" New York: D.
Appleton & Co. Charleston John Russell.
This is somewhat crude but thrilling
and fascinating novel. It is well worthy
of perusal by the lovers of strong sensa-
tionsl writing.
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kicking up its legs, the table proceeded TO an.
nounce its complete happiness at the state OF
affairs. Mr. Homo took it upon himself to e1-
plain moro fully the wishes Of the spirit, to the
effect that Mrs. Lyon should destroy her e3'
isting willard make another in favor OF the
medium, bequeathing him everything she pos.
sessed. Home assumed her name in addition
to his own, the will was made, and he was put
out CT danger Of immediate want by the gift
Of $500. 900. Mrs. Lyon is well advanced In
life, and Home was within short distance -oi
becoming millionaire, when the lady awoke
from the spell, began to think herself foolish,
and then instituted the present suit, In which
she alleges that the transfer of property was
made under undue influence, and that hence
she wants it back. The will she has doubtless
changed already. Home replies that, If Mrs.
Lyon was imposed upon, it was by genuine phe-
nomena in which millions of intelligent per-
sons believe, and further insinuates that suit
is brought because he will not marry his bene-
factress. Vice Chancellor Clifford is TO bring
his intellect to bear upon the case, and the re-
suit of this spiritual suit in English chancery
NAV be looked for with interest.
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Literary Notices.

DAVID, 1HE KING OF IsRAEL: A Portrait drawn
from Bible History and the Book Of Psalms.
By Frederick William Krummacher, D. D.,
author of Elijah, the Tshbite, &c. Transla-
ted. under the express sanction OF the au-
thor, by the kev. NJ. G. Easton, n. A. New
York: Harper b Brothers. 1858. Charleston:
John Russell.
The name Of KRUMMAcHER is sufficient
recommendation of this book. All readers
who have enjoyed "Elijah, the Tishbite. -
which is so universally popular, will be
prepared for the pleasure and instruction
which they will meet with in this new work
by the venerable and beloved German
divine, whose name, in 30 many families, is
a household word. 1t is only necessary to
say that he has not, in this volume, fallen
below himself. The style is simple and
attractive, the narrative graphic, the thought
pious and profound. The portrait is drawn
by q master, and the pencil is dipped in the
colors Of heaven. Christian experience is
beautifully developed, and the life Of faith
delineated with truth and power. The
interest of the volume grows as it proceeds,
and no one will easily lay it aside until it
is read through.
JoHs MnToN AND Hrs TIMES. By Max Rink.
Translated from the German by Jordan. New
York: D. Appleton & Co. Charleston John
Russell.
This book Is in the LOUISA MUHLBAcH
style, and treats the life Of the great poet
in fanciful and sensational manner. Free
use is made of that famous literary forgery,
..Ths autobiography Of Macy POWELL, wife
of JoHx MrIros;" and, although the work
is not in every respect historically correct,
it is always interesting and amusing. They
who have not read Comus and Parcd'as Lost
and Agonisse., may be drawn to them BY
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amusements.
CHARITY FAIR,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DESIRE EXPRESS.
ED by many ladies' and gentlemen, who were pre-.
vented by the great throng on Wednesday evening
from properly examining the many handsome and
valuabls articles remaining at the Fair, and in com.
plance with the solicitation Of many Of the ladies' In
charge OF tar 80, the Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
have consented that the Fair should be kept open for
two days and evenings longer.
The Committee at the same time announce that
the Fair will close on Friday Erein9 at II o'clock
and will, under no circumstances, be kept open be-
yond that time. May IA
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WILLIAM HUNT HAS RESUMED BIS OLD BU.
SINRSS at No. "a Market-street north side, where
he is prepared to receive and forward all kinds Of
VEGETABLES and FRUITS on consignment. Lib.
eral advances Will be made desired. Consignments
for the New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Wash
inQton Markets win meet with prompt attention.
From his long experience In this buhness he feels
confident OF aHor6ng satisfaction TO his customers
For those preferring to su their products here the
highest market prices Will be obtained. Veeeh bes
and all binds Of country produce will be retai.ed
at wholesale prices. limo May IL
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OFFICE OF THE MASTER IN EQU1TY.(
CHARLESTON, 18th March, 1883.
In pursuance Of the order Of Chancellor Carroll,
made in the above stated case extracts from which
are now set FORTH all persons therein referred to are
herety notified to make proof before me OF their
respective claims on or before the LIST day of June
next ensuing. at my Office in the City Of Charleston.
JAMES TUPPER,
March 10 thl1 mi Master IN Equity
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.
MAIN nI1A pnu0Ir.R .R

MAIN fUARUHUUNE, I
cHARLHsroN, 8. O., April Z, 1858.
NoTICE-THE ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
the city limits, will hereafter be strictly enforced
Shooting on the farms, streets, lanes and roads
south Of the Forks Of the Road Is violation OF the
ordinance.
By order Of Mayor CoaswrLL.
c. B. stGwALD,
April Chief Of Police.
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SHELL ROAD,

SHELL ROAD.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
CITY HALL April %, 1858.
ENARMERS AND OTHERS ARS REQUESTED
II not to drive over the line of the Meeting street
30 ID, between Spring and Rumney streets, during
the execution Of the work. Cattle drivers are re.
quested not to use the Meetng-atr Road at all
The disturbance Of all the grade aud alignment
pegs recently put up. renders 1t necessary to make
the above request. LOUIS J. BAKBOT,
April 80 Citv Enoineer
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for Sale.

TNU UPUBLISHERS AND JOUkNA1IsTS.
Il large amount Of TYPE and JOB MATERIAL
for SALE In lots TO SUIT purchasers Terms reason
able nnd cash. Also, fne HAND PRESS, price s26u;
an Adams Power Press price $500; and Card
Press, price 800. Apply to F. G. DEFONTAln Z,
Box 20 0a, Charleston Postofice April8
T1UR SALE, Old NEWSPAPERS, IN
T. any quantity, price rs cents per hundred. Apply
at the Office Of the DALYNE February 20
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Boarding.

B0arDtllg.
DOARD FOR G EN- I'll L MAN AND
ID Wife, or two single gentlemen, IN privAte faIni-
ly, west side of city. Address A, DAILY NEWS Of
Ace. ~ May13
would room together, can be accommodated
with peasant room IN private family, where
thsre are other boarders. Apply at THIS OFFICE
May II
DOAKDINGiB BOAKDING: BOAKDINGI
ID Mrs. A. TRACEY Is now prepared to accom-
modate o few more Boarders Terms moderate.
Apply at No. 10 BRoADsTREET. April Is
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Qopartnerships.

U0partnersblps.
THE FIRM OF GRUBER & MARTIN
1 Is this day dissolved By nnutual consent,
GEORGE q. GRUBER Is alone authorized to settle
the affairs. and sign name Of the firm In Lquida.on.
GEU. q. GRUsEK.
May IS. 1858. JAS. g. MARTIN.
rT,HE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTINUE
the Grocers business on his own account. at the
old stald, No. 2S6 King-sreet and would embrace
this opportunity OF returning bis thanks for the
patronage 30 generously extended to the late firm,
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
some GEO. n. GRUBER.
May13 8
DISSOLUTION.
THE FIRM OF HAMILTON & SMITH. OF
Charleston, s. c.. was dissolved by mutual con.
sent on 23th Of April. 1868.
JOHN A.. HAMILTON.
JULIUS c. SMITH.
NOTICE. a
MIR. JOHN A. HAMILTON HAVING WITH.
lN DRAWN from the ,6im Of HAMILTON 4
MITH, the subscriber gives notice that the affairs
of the concern will be settled by him. All persons
having claims against the Arm win present the same
aud those indebted will settle with
JULIUS O. SMITH,
April 80 tho 6reenville, y. C.
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laptiffs in Bankruptcy.

TN TaE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| UNITED STATES, FOB TIE DIsTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN The MATTER OF JOHN
a. THURsTON, BANKRUPC.-IN BANKRUPTCY.
To whom IL may concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice Of his apDointmant as Assignee Of JOHN
&. THURsTON, in the District Of Charleston, and
bas bean sdjudged q bankrupt upon his own petit
hon by the District Court Of said District
Dated th. 18th day OF Msy, A. D. 1858.
Z. EDWARD N. THURST0E,
Maybe th3 Assignee
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fdst ano founo.

TETS LUST.-LOST, YESTERDAY,A "A
n small BUNCH OF KEYS, with the owners
name and address stamped on metallic tag sttaoh.
ed. The finder will receive suitable reward by
leaving the Keys at the DAILY NEWS OFFICE.
Mav1A
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II OsT, BETWEEN THE BATTERY
II and the Mall, either In the lower part Of King.
street. Tradd Meeting or Columbus streets, FORTY
DOLLARS. tied In . handkerchief. The bills were
two Tens AID one Twenty. The finder will receive
o suitable reward by leaving the same at THIS
OFFICE. ~ April 80
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Mfetinas.


PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SOCIETY
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIANITY
IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TEE SOCIETY
i will be beld at Grace Church, Tai, Euen-
inq the 14th instant at O'Clock, and the AnnIver.
sury Sermon will be preached on This Eren-
no, ut the same Church. AL interested In Diocesan
MissIons are invited to attend on both occasions.
JOHN HANCKEL.
Recording Secretary.
EVAN EDWARDS, Treasurer. May II
WAsHINGTOn LODGE, No. S, a. F. NJ.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS
n Lodge Will be held at Masonic Hall, This
iThursdayj Evening, May Il, at Eight o'clock. Can
didates for Degrees will attend.
By order Of the W. M.
May14 8. WEBB, Secretary.
ETnA STEAM FIRE COMPANY.
HyHE REGULAR MONTHLY MKET,N OF YOUR
Company will be held This Erentng, Ct the
Market Ball, at hAlfpast Eight O'Clock.
Nv order F. G. LYNCH,
Nav IL Secretary.
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ffrtili3ers.
-~-%~s~~~-N -
GUANO.
Top Dressing! Top Dressing!
MAPES'
NITROGENIZED SUPER.PHOS.
PHATE OF LIME.

ASA TuP DRESSING TO GROWING CROP
n THIS FERTILIZER cannot be e1celled. II
may he used before or after the planting of the crop
for even when applied top dressing, 1t cannot be
lost BY evaporation, none OF iis constituents are
volatile. It may be applied at each hoetng Of cotton,
other crop. When crops have been previously
manured In the usual way and found to be Of slug.
sh growth, It may be augmented by the use Of this
Fertilizer.
This Fertilizer has been successfully used through.
out the Southern States during the past fifteen
years.
For full analyses of MAPEs' NITROGENIZED
SUPERB PHO5PaATE OF LIME, letters from promi-
,nent Plante throughout the State Of South Carolina
and analyses Of crops, see descriptive pamphlets
which will se furnished free Of charge; and eli
orders filed by H. w. KINSBiAN.
sole AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
April lS No. 1o3 East Bay.
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NEW 8 sU MI M AR Y.

The Empress or Ausu1a, on Aprn "a, gave
birth to a princess at Buda.
Three thousand one hundred and seventy
seven emisrsnts arrived at New York or
Nay 5tth.
Tho President ON Monday night attended
the annual exhibition Of Marinis Dancing Acad
emy, Of which his grandchildren are pupils.
1t Is estimated that in New York City there
are about tan thousand workmen Of various
callings ON strikes for higher wages.
M. Jules Favre. the well known French
legislator, author and orator, it is announced,
has declared himself TO be in favor Of female
suffrage. - s..see.,
The New York Post says there is an i'm
1nense infssion in Wsll-sreet, based on the
probability cf Congress issuing 500, ,0oo, 900 in
sreenbacks bstre adjourning. , ~. 81
The New York Telegram gives currency,to
. statement that it is proposed to arrest Cen
eral Lee aud try him for treason as soon as
President Johnsonis removed -.
WV Holden, Governor elect OF North
Carolina, has rendered the position Of private
ssecretary on his staff to Robert Douglas. the
eldest son Of the1ate Senator Stephen A. Doug
las, OF Illinois.
The Sherman House, at Chicago, which is
tobe the headquarters Of the Radical delegates,
does mob admit colored persons. The Louisi-
ana dalegstion win have 10 quarter elsewhere
Rev. Jas. Lynch, q colored presiding elder
aof the N. E. Church In Mississippi, WHO was
raised IN Baltimore, has bean chosena delegate
to the National Republican Convention, to meet
at Chicago Nay 10th. .;s-e X 1.
The German Immigrant Society in New
York report that, during April, out of II, ,46s
y immigrants who arrived at New York, 7076
swers Germans. Last year, during April, $500
.sGermAns arrived; and during April 1856, 910S.
Since the beginning of the present year Il, ,s1s
Germans have arrived at New York.
The New York Times states That the chief
!, .ocesh steamship companies-the Cunard, the
:In@an, the Liverpool and Great Western, the
Nationalland. the Anchor -haye determined to
discontinue the system o. freight brokerage
heretofore the custom IN that trade. They in
!. tend to retain alk alkcommisstons hitherto paid to
brokers in their own coHars. e. 10
One of: the largest and strongest iron-clads
ever built in England Sora foreign government
was successfully launched on the 25th ult. She
was originally built for the Turkish Govern
.ment,s but was 'subsequ uently purchased by the
Prussian Government, to whom she now be-
5 longs. She Is SIX Thousand tons, and bnilt TO
carry no less than twenty-six three hundred
Founders, all made OF Krupp's hammered steel
and IN capable of being fired with seventy-fve
rsn;rnd cfar0ea as offen AZ tYice minute She
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Misfellaneuus.

Mt OTTO e TO FAkM q B s.
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Go Rfnt.

PLY at No. 10 TRADD.sTREET, between
Meeting and K1ng streets.
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The German papers publish The following
anacdote, testfying the afability and love OF
discipline OF the King Of Prussia "Whiie
waking IN the garden Of Babelsberg the King
addressed young gardener, requesting IN
formation about some new walks. On the man
pointing ttem out, he appeared very uneasy,
and took several glances OF his watch. and
eventually asked his Majesty to excuse him, as
lie had TO be on guard on Potsdam at such an
hour. The King sserving that it was almost
an iclpossiblity to reach there in time, or
dofed q carriage, and accompanied the young
man, requesting the officer on duty to be
,cr:c.t Gaoa.i 1= ha-e rrrivol too !ate."
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BY LAuREY & ALEXANDER.
U.DEn DECREE In EQUITY.
Dehon vS. Trdpmann.

Viii be soi unjor til, direction o. tho undersigned,
4: ;he oil Gustonhouse, on TUESDAY, tho 31:h
Z day o:J1ne. 1858. IT liza. M.,r - o.. 2.
All .aat LOT, LAND, with o three story Dwell
ilg House and other Buildings thereof situate on
;hs Moth side OF South Ba -streot in this city,
me IsurtnI T. front on sad stree; 81 feat. NOR, o.
less, a1d In depth from North 10. south 18J feet
mors o. .e:s; bounding to tie North on lands now
or:,-1nss.7 NJ Mrs. Asha to the EGss lands fo-
n rly o. W.n3o-u Lawton, now OF Jana M:cbe.h 10
::la Souih On Sorth Days rect, and to Tie West
Milj,e:on SEtEh.
ie.ms-Jue-hrd cash; balance in one and two
Yeas secured b7 boad Of the purchaa,c, with intr
es: rom day OF sal" payable annually. a1l mort
gag, c: tie premises. tc:ch,ser to pay tax ard
.)c papers and stamps. JAMES TUPF Err.
J:aAa1 Master IN Fdlt.
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I'm. n1i.si.atplpHi 81 Election.

JAcssos, Juns q. Returns come in enUour.
aging for the Democracy. Estimated majority,
AZ far as heard nom; fifteen Thousand. Several
counties claimed bS ths Radicals return large
Democratic majoritiess The home OF Jamison'
Radical candidate for Heuterant Governor,
polled unanimous Democratic vote:-not one
Radical vote ascast:: The elections continue
here on Monday and Tuesday ncxt. The great
eat confidence is felt by tho Democrats, and it
is strengthened hourly by the returns.
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propared tru,n calisaya bark and pyro-phos-
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fever Ind ague, and as tonic for patients re-
not no BE- Surpassed It is recommended BY the
most eminent physicians,, Prepared by Hege-
mai & Co.. New York: and sold oy all respect
ELK .r-... - W. y::.::tcl Sites.
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Affairs in Virginia.

RrcHMoND, June 27.-The tobacco manuiac-
turers here have sent committee to Washing
ton to urge reduction of tax.
{ Recent heavy losses in the mails Distributed
at c ulpeper C. e., led to the arrest OF George
W. Co ok, deputy postmaster there to-ops' ne
confessed the crime.
The first lot OF new Virginia wheat was sold
to-day at three dollars.
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The Governor of Louisiana Removed
n egro Appointed Lteutenant-GoV'

A cgro Appointed Lteutenans'"oV-
ernor.
New ORLEANS, June 28.-Gcneral Buchanan
Yesterday received an order from Gen. Grant
directing the removal Of Gov. Baker and Leu.
Gov..voorhees, and the appointment OF Messrs.
Yarmouth aud Dunn to. their places, tae az
pointnent to take effect on Monday, wheu the
Legislature convenes In obedience TO this o.
der. Gen. Buchanan last night issued an order
making the required changes. The same Or
der authorizes oil parish and municipal officers
declared elected BY his previous order, to enteF
upon the discharge Of ther duties on taking
the oath prescribed by the new constitution.
On Monday, therefore, Louisiana will have
perfectly black ,gro for acknowledgements
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NOTICES n BANKRUPTCY. Moetings OF tue.
creditors Of tho undermentioaed bankrupts, to
pro7e debts aud choose ass:gnees, will be held
at the Office of the Registrar, Hon. r. D. Car
penter, No. u Broad-strect, on the days and at
the hours named:
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A4rSsrs In Msxioo.s

wAsusaros,, June a7--Me1ican advices
o,.te that the ministerial crisis is about oTer.
Tonscio Mariscol' Is Minister Of Justice. IN .
recent faeht with the revolutionists, under
,uraliaus. Rivera, the Juarist commander,
,pas lassOed.
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..,a.rt to Hon. Jefferson Davis.

Accident 20 Hon. Jefferson Davis.
MosraEA1, June 28.-Mr. Davis, while COM
,,g dovn stairsI in the Lenno1viIle Hotel with
h;s child. fell and injured bis back somewhat
ssovssely. From this 3 cause he was unable to
attand :he conyccatio, a: The Dssho.>'' Collage
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UNDER DECREE Ia EQUITY.

Pearce as. Toomr.
Oh TUESDAY, the 1th July next at II o'clock. will
b, ADD at the Old Custcmhousc.
A.LTHAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND.
s3ate ia Christ Church Parish. Charleston Dssric.
:rmar,y auowl an tine Hermitage now CONTAIN ng
:,.- hun lrt.l ani thi-t"-6ve acros moro or les;
o,.:n :i..g no:th oa lands of Met Hmick. els: Oh
Lir1s o: ILonl. sou and Habclw Creek south on
Sisn Creek, wo:t on lads OF Klepstoln
ALSO,
ALL thai LOT OF LAND with tho Buildings
Ii ,raoa sl5ate IN the Of Mount Pleasant, IL
he sail pirish, III assuring three hundred fn-t n
lsuyth from cast to wea: Ind onc hundred feet III
villa: bound rg on the beach AMI on lands OF nc
C.nts Thorn iasop, and oshe:s
r.rus-.JDo.hMf cash; ba.anco in oco aud two
gaI-i, &C.. ra: By bond aa 1rtgege of the prcmi
~; s)iil Purcn iser; TO pay for papers md amps
J W. GRAY, Mlster in Equity.
June Is mitul
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taA:z pos-eos5o on ACCOUNT OF TIE WAITER
teSdls-By order cftks Executors
BIZ I,.S.KnRENNEII -.

On TUESDAY, the a9:h i1s.., at IL O'clock near .he
Ii 'Dacce, co-Ie: OF Eas. Bag and Sroai -eess,
wl.i ossr .: public outc-7,
All tha: LOr or LAND. 81 he we.te.n end CT Cal.
ho.n-s':ees, adjoining hat on uhich Governor Ma-
g-a:aa :s.:iente ..iud. measuring ffty 1907 fee;
ta!no;:r-s;:ee lie SANE on oack lre, b, one h~a
de AMI eignEJo-e .3l :ess inches fee: two inch
e5 ol ;se east and west lines. ih.s To- whcH Is
k:sE and d-y, s bea..:.rly locate IL: :e.iiea:e
comnaa Ing fine v.eY Of Ashley llve-. Sevc-s.
.arse 3ia a::essiare On -.
: Al ;ha. OF Of LAND, adjoining tie above :, tho
res.. 81 SIMILAR shape AMI dimensions as the above
The sog;aTe'.e-a p5:ion os tis lot forms part oi
teals:i's Mil Po,1. 1hc e.::ainde: is high and
i-y.
pla: al be ssea at M ofn:c. and Will bo exhib-
:;e, n dl7 o: We.
Co1i:ro.s-ore.taird cash: baia' ce paynU'e n
oue snd tro 7eirs, with M lost se.n!-anDually ss-
cu:si 5y bend and mo:tgl9- OF the p.ope-ss. Fc--
chase-s - p15 s,c Necessary papers AMI Stamps.
Jcce ej fm.;;3
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SHKEIFT'S Sale.
By virtue O: writ Of Fisr; Fc.lis 10 me directed
aod l:vcrcd, Will be sold on MONDAY, the 9th
dar OF Iuly n.x-, at TO northeast coruor Of the
Courthouse It 10 O'clock M precisely,
AL III. R.G9T, LIE AND IL ERESr Of the
le..adIn. IN u; that LOT or LAND on the wos
she 2-asl eatstraet between Bee-strpet and Can
mons rol-: knowu in payn'.s plan OF Tue Ga 'sdsn
In 3 ty rhe 20. 1863, measuring 4? feet fr nj on
p.esijal :traot Ly So tcs the back inc. an1 100
tee. iYeo MOS oT u 3. Bounded Eor'h on lot No.
"a south on ;la g CT A. Y. Dawson east on Presi-
lett ..r4aL III west on lot No. LOG.
sv:al oa and 10 te cod as The property cf John
H.-yvarc =. TIC suit Of john J. ". Luden
Terms c. h. W. HASTiE, s. G. D.
Nav 13 may 10 jun Is. 20, %, july6