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DHILIP LYNCH. UNDERTAKEN,
% ST. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany. Black Walnut and Plain Comm
always hand Bodies Embsmed and carefully shipped
FansrA. attended In and he hopes By strict sten
ton 10 obtain share Of public patronage
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TICE's CoURT-No. 6si4.
RY VIKTUE Of q writ OF aeri fseia.
Justice Of the Peace for the Psri Of Orleans will troceed
sell public auction SATURDAY. the Path Of Octo
1868, IL O'Clock Customhouse between
Dorgenos and Broad Streets the following described
oNE-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, IL feet front by 2E
feet deep.
T. W. QUINN, Constable.
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In BAHKBUPTCY-ESTAr OF O. CAsPAR,
individually and a member OF the firm Of G. Csspar
Co-Upited States Msrhss Office District Of Louisiana
Orleans sept 8h 1865 This give notice that
the It'll day of September 1868 War ant in ink
rupcy issued against the estate c. Csspsr Of New Or
Of and State Of LOuisi who
audged bankrupt his petition; that the pay
deb and delivery Of property belonging
luch bankrupt him for HE and the TRANSFER Of
property by him. forbidden by law; that meeting Of the
ed Of the said bankrupt 70 their debts and 10
Court Of Bakruptcyo be holden At the Custom House Build
the New Orleans, Louisiana, before j. X. o.
Pkin Register, the 18th day Of November, D. 1863
at 10 O'Clock A.
No. s55 =. j. HEBRON,
SO novlS u. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEA IS. Jackson AND
~ GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
To tab e effect Sunday, 18th inst, at $50 PM.
PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 p n,
making connections with Trains for Vicbug Medan sne
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East = - = -
at $40 going far Brookhaven Returning, eavs
Brookhaven st $3.50 A. IL MONDAYS, arriving In Nes
Orleans at 1880 n
day north Ard Trains of Sunday or Monday south
bai train arrives in New Orleans att :5OPE.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY (except Sundsys)
r 8 WILLIAMS General Superintendent
JAMES yON9E, General Freight Agent
ED WARE, General Transportation Agent
DOsTcHAKTRAIN RAILROAD
This Road as extended viii be opened to the pub
lie
Sunday. the I0sh Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under years age will be charged TEN CENTS
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

NITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Di trct of Lousana-In the matter Of Chs Ripinsk,
bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. $780, Whereas Chs Ripinsk
the city of sresns and district aforesaid du de
bankrupt the Act OF Congress of March I'd 1857
hiss this day filed in said Court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate teO from all his debts and
claims provabs under said act;
therefore given all creditors who have proved
O. debts andtO al other in interest that the 18th
day Of November 1868 at assigned for tbs bearing n
the and that they then and tere attend and show
cause they have why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Office New Orleans, September 29, 1868.
$3.50 oclJ 20 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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IN BAEKRUPTCY-EsTA OF WILLIAM
F. Haihesgh individually and Member Of the Firm of
Haiaeieh RentrOpe-United States ksrshsl's oSce,
of Louisiana New Orleans August q lS5aThis
give that the 9th day Of August, 1868
Wartnt in Bankruptcy issued against the estate
ish Of ST. Mary and State Of Louisians, who was ad
Judged bankrupt his petition that the payment Of
any debts and delivery any property belonging such
bankrupt to him for bis and the transfer OF any
property by him forbidden by law that nesting OF
the creditors Of the bankrupt to their debts and to
Sssignees Of his estate will be hed at
Court Bankruptcy be holden at the custom House
Building in the city Of New Orleans, louisiana before
@ Ptkin Register, the 10th day Of November, A D.
1853 at 10 O'Clock n.
No 952 j. HEBRON,
AUS nol4 Z. HMarshal District Of Louisiana.
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limited STATES DIsTRICT COURT
~ District Of Louisiana In the matter OF Knox Higgins
bankrupis In Bankruptcy, No. 2SS Whereas Hugh b.
Knox and Randall Higgins individually and members
the firm Of Knox Hgg's, Of New orleans and District
aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the Act OF Congress
of I'd 1867, this day fled in said Court petition
praying for discharge and certificate theeof from all their
debts and other claims provsble under said act;
Notice therefore given al creditors who have proved
their debts and to all other In Interest that the 18th
November 1868 ii assigned the hearing
that they then and attend and show
any they have why he prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted.
Clerks ONCE New Orleans September 1863
selO 10 80 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COPARTNERsHIP-- UNDERSIGNED
" have formed CopsrtnershIp dating nom July 1853,
under the and style Of MEDo a B0VARO, for the
purpose continuing the Produce Business heretofore
Quoted by MEDD NEWTON. J: MEDD
August /, 1858 r. ID. BovARD.
Referring to the above advertisement would inform my
frerds that remain with Messrs MEDD a BOVARD, No.
0l Poydrss and would respectfully solicit eonnn-
Of their fsvois o. w. NEWTON.
COPARTNERsHIp- - THE UNDERSIGNED
~ sh's day formed Copartnership the
and style Of A. PIBRPONf Co, the purpose OF
rsnsscng Whole ale Grocery and Commission Business
A. o. PIBRPoNT
j. McQUOID..
G. MEHLk.
Tew Oiesns, September 1863
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LIMITED STATES DIsTRICr CoURT.


District of Lansana-In Bankruptcy-No. l92-ln the
matter OF NJ c. Folger Son, bankupt-Wheree " Fol-
Ger Of district aforesaid duly declared bank
rupt under Of Of March 1867 mas this day
fled said Court petition praying Tor discharge and
Certificate thereof s his debts and other claims provo
bic under said act. -.
their debts Other persons 10 interest," that the lIth
day Of November 1868, at assigned for the hear
f of the same that they then and there attend
ana show have why the prayer Of The said
petition should not he grated
CLERKS once, New Orleans, September 2, 1853
SEA Is 40 X. LOEw, Deputy Clerk
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streets, viii be Sold
convenience of sale to Mart Aso varied assortment OF
~ TsRxs-cash IN 0. 8. Treasury Notes.
MONTGOMERY BROS. q co. SALES.
LARGE AID PEREMProRY SALE OF KLFaAEx
Match Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses rins
wsrk Mules, Fine Mich Cows Buesiss, Harness Wagons
&C., etc., Of saetonL . ....
BY M0NroOMERY BROS. = co..
r n. MoEroonnRy, Auctionser.
omce-d Camp street.
"WEDNESDAY. Sept. 80. ~ n s'elseh a.
Of p. LINERS stables arsvisr susst vm be SOLE
Elegant Match Hsrsss
Elegant Saddle Horssa
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Gown
Aso-Tsp and Open Buggiss HAmsss Wagons,
~ r.Rns-oash IN o. 9. Treasury Nosss
FURNITURE ....... .rURNrruRK. .ruRNrrURR
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. a CO.,
r. n MONTGOMERY, AuctiOnssz.
THURsDAY: October 4. at II o'clock a.
s.n.isi sssO!s@sa. Of Ho6sEHoID EoksfTUsE.
such As NssSssny and wsnS ns Ss Be-.
Sofas spring seat Chair, Easy Chairs Marble Top oents!
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mror. Mattresses Ensrsy-
oonsns Of several asu%sssd house.
-Also-
A large invoice of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Sea
ss-TERxs-oash In U. 8. Treasury Notes.
CONsTABltS SALES.
GEO. wISGERTER VS.. L. ExsIcIoUs.
BIZ NJ. y Of &. si: s e. s
Court in and 70, the psrs5 9f Orleans vii proceed to
Sbes 1865 at 10 o'clock NJ, at No. lss Rousseau near
The Furniture and Hect.;
Se'ted in the shove suit invent Dry on file.
0n " spwyx aoRMLEY, Constable
J. PACE co. vs.. JOHN wgLFF-sIxrH JUSTICE
Court-No 1871.
DIV VIRTUE of n writ OF Heri fAcias
Of the Peace for the parish o,s.n win P5Ossd TO sell
at public auction on Fst p the 9Th DAY OF October 1905
Cne lot Of GROCERIE S and FURsiTUsE, per invsr-
seised in tire absve numbered and entitled suit.
~ TrRxs-cash on the spO, IN u 3 p1sssSry nOtes
WILLIAM DAFT ON VS.. y. HERMAN-sIxTH JUS
tees Comt-No Ices
Pr VIRTUE OF writ of aeri r.eie. to
Of Peace % the F;Eb Of 9F Dr. win to 81:
at II O'Clock NJ, al No lS9 Rousseau street
One sTALLION.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit
solo an twelve months bond purchaser viog bond to
INC ''''''"'''' WIN. GoRMLEY Constable.
MOSES kA1 $3.50 vs. .. S.sHss .ss JUSTICES
I'D din eced BY the Honorable the Sixth Justice Of the
for the parish Of Oea1s have seized and will
coed sell at public auction the Ne chants and Auc
dsg c oetoSsi SSs following described
Tor or GROUND situated in the Fourth District Of
this city in square No bounded by Phip, First Howard
snf Pe s uaye 18Th &
in the Office Of E. BOuny notary public and measures "a
feet First street by 30 feet DEPTH less with
all the Improvements thereon.
ps-TERxs-Cssh the SPOT in United States Treasury
Notes. WILLIAM 9ORMLEf,
Constable:
TICEs COURf-No. 53l4.
DIV XIKTUE Of a prfi O Aerf Enclaa
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City fixed Head Of Lafayette street,
where within few yards Of the Steamboat and Barge Land
ngs and In vicinity all the Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT. with q capacity Of at lsssl
theussnd barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TIME closely
possible, Trains viii follows, hating ct Canal
street. French Market Old Passenger Depos and at
siborne street:
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TINTED sTATEs DISTRICT COURT
" District OF Lonisiana-In <snkruptcy-No 293- tina
of JAS Person and NJ Clark individually and
a OF the firm Of j. j. Person Co, BankIups-
Whereas Jas j. Person and Moses Clark ndIvidu-
al v and as members OF the firm Of j. j. Person
Co Of Orleans and district aforesaid duly dec AIRED
bankp under he act of 1907 have
oay led in said court petition praying for discharge and
certificate thereof from all their debts and other claims prov
able under said act.
Eotce given TO all creditors who have proved
their debts in interest thai the 18TH
day OF November 1868 at II assigned for the hearing
Of the and that they then and there attend ana
show cause any they have why the Of the said pc
tition should not be grained -
Clerks Office, New orleans Sept IL, 1903
seis22s0 K. L0Ew, Deputy Clerk.
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This is superior Machine for drying Sugar Corn and
thsr Substances "-iScienti6c American
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADKMH OF MUsIC-sr. CBARLEss ST.
sPALDING BIDwELL. PrOpristors an Managers

The public notified that the management hsve made
arrangement . short season. commencing SATURDAY
NOON Cyatnee), with PROP HAsELNAYBR, the won
dsrul European and Musician will present
his celebrated ECROMANTIC ILLUSIONS In connection
with the musical sensation called the sTYLOOARFE
AIRY BIRDS l6 in number.
-nSF- See programme Of the day.
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LEXANDER a. ERsKINE,
~ (R0BT ALEXANDER, JNO. W. ERSKINEJ
PHOENIX STEAM WOODWORKING MAEUFACr0RI,
Doors sssh, Blinds Moulding, Scroll Saving and
Turning, Furnhure.
$40 NEW LEvEE Cnov PETER sTREETJ Corner Of EratO
New 0rlssnA
p O. Lock Box 49,
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NEW ePEKA HOUSE.
BOURBON STREET. CORNER TOULOUSE
Monday Evening, October 5, 1855.
FOR
Heheht of st. Vincent d e r Aul Church,
Rev. Father FALTIER, CurAte.
When shakspssre's tragedy of
HAMLET,
will be presented by the
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Tickets 81 Each,
To be had the principal music and book stores the men,
be Of the Club and for two days previous to the perform
ance the Box Office Of the Iheater where seats be
secured.
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C0NSTABIE'S SALES.

GEO. wIYGERTER VS.. L. EXsIcIoUs.
DY VIRTUE OF a writ of Rert faetaa
ID to directed by the Honorable the Sixth Justices
Court in and for the parish Of Orleans will proceed to
sell at public auction FRID Az the second day Of Oe
tober 1858 at 10 o'clock at No. l39 Rousseau near
Phillip street.
The Furniture and fleets;
Seized in the above suit per inventory hle
- wx. aoRMLEY, Constable.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-06

TREASON N THE CAR.-The Charleston cor
respondent of Forney's Washington Chronicle
is very unhappy about the ''disloyalty" preva-
lent in Charleston, which he Indignantly tells
US has even contaminated the army officers
stationed here: He says:
All are not loyal men that wear the uniform
Of American soldiers even. Good dinners,
champagne suppers, .tmock-turtle SOUP" fire.
quent whiskey treats, are all that is necessary
to cover up the allegiance Of fshoulder-strapped
pensioners Of the republic. Southern air,
hospitality, and women are too frequently dis
astrous to the sentiments Of devotion which
the iveried servants Of the nation are sup
posed to bear.
This is shocking; but still more horrible is
the discovery which he narrates as follows:
The Ku-Klux Klan have established their
"dens," and are meeting on the ss895th" hour
to conjure mp their devilish work and issue
forth their cabalistio cards Of blood. What
they cannot accomplish on the field, in the
FORUM. by argument or sense, they propose to
achieve by dark deeds Of strategy, stealth and
assassination. Their midnight cabals doom
the man that dares defend his country. The
Grand Tycoon summons the hellish horde to
the knife, torch and bludgeon, and death is
the verdict OF their "low-twelve" mutterings.
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Office Of City Registrar. May s. 1858.
GEORGE 8. P4iLZER, n. D., City Registrar.

TIE ACHARrTY FAIR SECOND NIaHT,-The
scene at 4Hibernian Hall last evening was
fnlly in keeping with that described on the
occasion Of the opening night. The Fair WAS
Eagain thronged almost to sufocation, and the
tables presented the same beautiful appear
! ance as before. The hundreds OF articles sold
the night preceding had been replaced by
others Of an equally attractive character, and
the interest attaching to the exhibition was
evidently largely increased by the full descrip-
ton given in the columns OF The NEWS.
A large number of ladies were present in the
afternoon, but the most attractive aspect OF
the fair was by gas-ight. Lovely women stood
guard at the tables and eloquently e1patiated
on the subject of dry goods and baby furniture.
Beautiful little creations in crinoine, with the
most distracting CATERS, meandered tairy-ike
through the throng, inviting you to take ''only
lust one chance in all sorts Of things. Nice
young widows, with eyes that had gone
in mourning afor the murders they had
committed, said 'pleasel"' to you with
a fascinating magnetism that drew the
ereenbacks from the remotest corners OF
your breeches pocket; while indefatigable
specimens Of fmanhood hooked on to angels in
disguise, and doubtless saved many dollar
outlay to themselves by being in such excel
lent company. W Whenever we:saw, stout young
gentleman going the rounds OF the hall with
doll baby in his hands, or acheap pincushion,
asking everybody to subscribe therefor, We I'M
medlately set itidown that he had exhausted
the ''shot in his locker" and was attempting q
sef-evident flank movement Oh the brigade OF
fair skirmishers around him.
The rattle last evening was vigorously con-
Quoted, and many handsome articles changed
hands. Luck seemed to run in grooves, how
ever, for not few had the pleasure Of hearing
'prize" read out more than once in connection
with their names. Many beautiful articles
we're sold outright, but the popular table was
that on which the children's toys were exposed
for rattle.
ALI the tables were handsomely replenished,
and those who were present on Monday eve
ming renewed their curiosity last night in look
ing upon the beautiful novelties which filed
every resting-place in the hall.
The crowd was very great, the satisfaction
immense, greenbacks we're scattered in profu-
sion, and everybody went away happy. The
array Of beauty present is perfectly alarming
to single man, and We'advise the bashful man
who cannot ordinarily Withstand the gentle
eloquence Of woman to go to Hibernian Hall
just to ''keep his hand in"
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Sixteen thousand Dollars Worth of Randsom'
Hou,ehold Furniture at Auction.

Sixteen Thousand Dollars Worth of Handsome
Hou,ehold Furniture at Auction.
ASsIGNEE'S SALE.
The Assignee of Mackey & Baker will sell at Auction
in Charleston, s. c., at the Adger Building, On
The largest lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE that
has been offered at public sale In this city for many
years. The sale viii be continued until al the prop
erty is disposed Of
coss1sTISa m PART As FoLLows:
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE-Comprisin
handsome Mahogany, Walnut and Rosewood Arm
ALSO,
Hair Seat Mahogany and Walnut Parlor CHAIRS,
Fancy Parlor Chairs, Mahogany and Walnut, Plain
and Carved, Marble Top Centre Tables, Sofas some
Handsomely carved, Mhat;Nota M Etageres; ,
es, some very rich. Elegant Folding Desks, &c.
Hat Racks IN every variety. Some very nch
Dining Room Furniture, consisting Of Mahogany
and Walnut Tables Of every style. Plain and Carved
richly carved, with and without marble tops. Cane
Seated Walnut and Oak Arm Chairs. In great variety
Chairs of Walnut and Oak, plain.
SUPERB BEDROOM FURNITURE-comprisi
complete sets Of Walnut Oak, Mahogany and Paint.
Bedstead, Bureau, Rocker, four Chairs, Washstand,
Towel Rack, all to match -
ALSO,
A large assortment Of BUREAUS. Washstands,
Bedroom Tables Commodes, some with marble
tops Bedsteads, single and double, OF Oak Walnut,
and White Wood and Mahogany; number OF Ward
robes, plain and Of the richest Mahogany; Cots Mat
tresses, single and double Invalid Chairs Cribs and
Cradles, rocking and swinging. In every variety.
very large lot Of Rocking Chairs for children and
Rocking Sewing Chairs Easy, Arm and Toilet Chairs
OF every style.
OFFICE EFURNIIURE-Directors Tables, Desks,
Stools, Arm Revolving Chairs, Camp Stools.
Ladies' Writing Desks. Looking and Toilet Glasses.
lot of UNFINISHED WORK, Iron Safe, Oil
Paintings and number Of articles which cannot be
enumerated in au advertisement.
The sale will ne positive.
Furniture will be packed for shipment at the ex.
pense Of purchasers.
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Court oB GENERAL SESSIONS And CoMalos
PIEAs-May 5.-HoN. zEpHAN1AH PLAIT, PRE-
sD1NG.-The arguments in the case of Isaac
Mitchell, indicted for bigamy, we're concluded,
and the case being given to the jury, verdict
of not guilty was rendered. -
After short recess the court proceeded in
the trial of the State vs. Jefferson Lee, charged
with horse stealing. T. B. King, Esq, for the
defence. This was the case reported in The
NEWS some time since, in which the prisoner
hired horse from Lees stable, in Society:
street, for an hour, but, not returning, the
proprietor became alarmed, and, following the
track, found the prisoner with his horse about
sixteen miles from the city. he WAS brought
back and indicted for larceny under recent
statute. The witnesses were examined, and
further consideration ofthe case postponed un-
til to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-06

DRUG AND MEDICINE HoUsE.-The firm Of
Hegeman &c.,, of-No. 253 Broadway, New
York, is probably the largest wholesale drug
house in the United States, and during half q
century it has enjoyed q reputation which
places it deservedly at the head Of the trade.
This firm dates tho origin Of its business as
far back as forty years ago, it having been
commenced by Mr.. William L. Rushton, in
1897, at No. 81 William-street, New York city
The senior Mr.. Hegeman Of the present firm
was boy in that store in 1929, and has grown
up with the business of the house with which
he has been so long identified, and Of which
he is now the head.
In 1882, Mr.. James s., Aspinwall became
partner, the firm styla then being Rushton i
Aspinwall. The custom Of establishment con-
tinued steadily increasing in prosperity, till
1S4S, when the firm was dissolved by mutual
consent, and Mr.. Rushton entered into part
nership with Mr.. Hegeman. They now had
stores at No. ITO Broadway and No. 10 Astor
House. In 1845 they opened a. third store, at
the corner Of Fourteenth-street and Broadway.
In 1s47 Mr.. George Clark became partner, the
firm name being changed to Rushton, Clark &
Co., and thus continuing till the death Of Mr
Rushton, in 1853.
During the partnership Of Rushton, Clark &
Co., Mr.. Clark visited Newfoundland and there
established their first factory for the manufac-
ture of Cod Liver Oil, that celebrated and
most efficacious Of all remedies for consump-
ton, scrofula, etc., now renowned in the world
Of medical science, and accepted as standard
article by the Medical Faculty. In 1854 the
firm became Hegeman, Clark & Co., continu-
ing thus till 1857, when it was dissolved by Mr.
Hegeman purchasing the interest Of MIR.
Clark. The firm is now composed Of Mr.. Hege-
man, and his son, J. Niven Hegeman.
The principal specialties manufactured by
the house are Hegeman & Co.'s Genuine Cod
Liver Oil, Hegeman & Co.'s Cordial Elixir Of
Calisaya Bark, Hegeman & Co.'s Velpeau's
Diarrhea Remedy and Cholera Preventive,
Hegeman Co.. Camphor Ice, with Glyceriue,
and Hegeman & Co.'s Benzine. ALI these origi-
nal and genuine preparations have given the
house high naDie throughout the United
States and in foreign lands, and are sold in
large and rapidly increasing quantities from
year to year.
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UNDER DECREE. IN EQUITY.

The Charleston Savings Institution U.s. Mitchell.
On TUESDAY the 10Th May next, at II O'Clock, will
be sold at the Old Customhouse.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate the west side OF RutIedge street,
in front on said street rs feet on the back
line 65 feet, and in depth 185 feet inches be the
said dimensions more or less; bounding east on
Rutledge.sreet, south on land Of ". L: Webb, and
west on land OF Benz. F. Evans-the sid Lot being
part of one purchased OF Thos. L. Webt Trustee OF
McKewn Johnstone and wife.
Terms-One.fou cash; balance in one. two aud
three years. secured by bond of the purchaser and
mortgage CT the premises with interest from day OF
sale, payable annually. The buildings to be insured
and the policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for pa
n.rs and STAMPS. j. ". GRAZ,
Anril % watu1 Master in Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-06

q. Holmes, New York; 8: ". Stewart, o. s. "a;
G. W.B. Fitzgerald city; Mr. and Mrs, 3, R.
Dalton, child and nurse, Boston; Miss Ida c.
Ryan, Barnwell; J.. J. Ryan, S. G. B. B.; W.
McEwans and lady, two daughters and son, In
diana; T. Walpskell, New York; G. q. Martin,
Baltimore; P. b. Wheeler, Newbery, s. c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Morgan, child and servant,
New York; George Waterhouse, Beaufort, S. C.
Pavilion HOTEL. z. johnson, Ottawa,
California; E. B. Severson, Albany, N. Y; L.
Z. Thompson, Orangeburg; b. Hanseman
and h. NJ. Cannon, city; C. q. Mcleod, Bam.
berg;V D. v. Jameson. Orangeburg; J. l..
James and J. D. Wilkes, Clarendon, ]. Lafton.
Georgia; J. P. Gayle, N. E. Railroad; Miles
Jones, sharpsburg; Frederick Fersmer. Orange
burg; Captain N. B.Crowell steamer Sara
eossa, -