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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-31
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

T. M. CATER will sell at 10 o'clock, in his
s.re B,cNn's wharf, toilet and tea sets; aiso' gro
ceres. :. Att;
WkapLyg 4 cAi,..w will sell at 10 O'Clock, IN their
office Broad.street, library OF miscellaneous oooks;
JAMES ". CRAY will sell at II O'clock at the ola
several pieces 5S real estate in the city.
e. b. Oakes will sell at II O'Clock, at the oa fes'-
office .hrec-story brick dwelling. mo
= E ". NJ. MAcKEY Will sell at IL oclosh' a. S
old Postofice mules, no, Sc, and steam engine. T.,
JOHN q. MuNon Co. will sell at 10 oeioeA, IN
their ealesroom, Meetngtree felt hats dry goooS'
&C W srvvvsxs Co. Isill sell at halfpast 8
oIoct in front OF their store, veadue Range, bacon
butter, &c. ,,o,,. - h;s e.or,
corner King and Liberty streets, clothing MIRRORS
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PACIFIC GUANO C0aPANY'S
s"L LVELE
PACIFIC GUANO.
CAP;TAL.... .

CAPITAL. .........:... ........'...Si, 'ooo'
r,H1s oUANo DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
L Guano simply in The relative proportions OF
the same c mcnts Of fertility.
Its use during the past fourycars f3r tho culture
of cotton and corn has given to- it u character for
standard eycellorce unsuipassed by genuine PERU
yian Guano. and where seasons of drought iater-
venc. !. T-otl1rcs large increase OF crops.
Tho p,icc wiiIcc THIS GEaao IS placed is 70
much below that of Peruvian Guano. as TO con>tiIdto
it an object OF ina;cria! importance TO southern
Agricu turc
The large CT. itai aud resources CT Tic Complny
enable it to furnish Guano OF the hIghc t value nj
the lowest possible cost 10 consumers, aud the
hishcs, irt9:cst of the company is recognized III
this policy.
The Company looks to large sales, smal profits
and permalels trade for compensation Oh capital
invested.
Or. ST. JULIEN RivE:,EL. of South Caro-
lima, is Sriephlc Director 10 Tho Company
which afordG suyo guarantee OF the Continued c&-
cellcnce OF tie Guano. l;onc genuine rlnlc.s brand
cd with the name of JOHN :. REESi; 6s CO., Gene
rol agents o: the PACIF4C GUANO COMPANY.
tcr terms and mode Ct appica ion. apply to
j. y. ROB son,
Agent for tie State oi south Carolina,
Nos. and . atlantic Wharf
Dacem, OF 10 pac stutE3!no
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HOTEL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO.-Pacaion
Hotcl-J Grey, Baltimore; William s Jackson.
Pennsylvana q; s Sessions. New York; Hames
anlo s HINES. Pllatka Fla; J P Gibbs and Charles
Bales, i.y; Ba,re, North Carol,na; S Gasque,
Lewisville, s C; John W Gai1lnrd, Florence; E
Cooner, orangeburg.
Charleston Hotel.--Thos R'esto1, South Carolina;
J Cothraa and Son, Abbevie; L uosc, colum-
biz; Puffer, Columbia; T Coose, OranSeburS;
sJohn a Mcrc-s, Columbia; ] D. Atlanta: NJ STEM,
New York; Q Mcdonald, W Gordon. Liverpool; b
Ayorigg Passac, NY; r A Pell, Prln, eton, 7; D
Taylor and lady, Jersey city; W Graham. Barnwell;
ID Brown. New York; W Foster. Boston; D
Mccall, Beunettsville; Dupre. Darlington; Daniel
Tomk;ns, New York; Wra A Riplen, Newark, j.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Tho hdbeaS corpus to
release from custody prisoners committed iof ia1-
ceny by the Mayor was not heard yesterday, cne Oh
the attorneys being absent.
The ship southard, the fine new vessel referred to
as having arrived couple of days ag' has lot yet
cone up to the pier.
The Court of Equity will cease to exist after jan
uary LEI, 1869. ~
Mr.. GRAY. OF the Gilbert Theatrical Troure, is at
The Pavilion The balance of tae troupe will arrive
and play on Friday and Saturday nights.
The new plank read il Calhoun.sireet is graded
in sureriol manner, and has effected good drain
age of the road bed
The residents in the west end OF Beaufain street
want to know when they are to have the plank road
so much needed in that section.
Since the Christmas spell business has been very
dull, but thera was evideIce yesterday that things
are looking up again.
The new Tax bill increases the taxes on real estate
The circus has gone.
The Fair of the Widows Home is sill open.
The police force viii c reorganizei at the next
meeting of Council.
: Day before Yesterday, ct dusk, fire occurred at
the farm belonging to the estate of Dr. North, near
this city, which destroyed az clubhouse occupied by
some coored farm hands. 1t was an accident.
Farmers near the city complain that their vegeta-
BILE patches are robbed every night. constant
watch is necessary to keep off Vegetable thieves.
Gr J. 4. Forbes, ab entsrprtsjaS mechanic, has
started the plumli6S a>spe1Rtins business IN
Kins-street opposite Morris.
asH NHrs is read by more iSRps i2 Charleston
than any. other paper that has eSer ten published
here. nreprcsents al dnteksits. W
The sidewalk in Hasel-street is TO ACwide1cl
eighteen inches N
The house the northeast colher OF Meeting
and Hasel streets hat very defective cutters that
often let down water on passei b., beside wearing
away the walk below.
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Estate SIZE Of Plantations and Residences.
81 LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

~ ~
On TUESDAY. the 18th day of January 1859. will ba
sold, at the Old Postoice IN Charleston, by order
CT tho Devisees Of John Ashe.
The handsome BRICK q RESIDENCE on the north
side OF South Bly-strec botwesn Meeting and King
streets tthe residence Of the late Colonel John s.
hshe). being one OF the most desirable Dwellings in
the city. On the promises are excellent brick
kitchen, carri29e house AMI stable The lot mea-
sres II feet IL in. front line 60 feet ill., on the
bach line and 269 feet deep, moro o, less.
ALSO,
The TyREE STORY WOODEN MANSION HOUSE
on the north side Of South Day.street between
Meeting and King streets, continuing twelve rooms,
three pazzas, &c. On tine premises are BRICK Kitchen
carriage house and stable The lot measures 81 feet
in il 'front.' more or less, SO leet on The back line
and 24l feet Deep more or less.
ALSO
Tue TWO RICE PLANTATIONS at the best pitch
of the tide, known 'Will Town" and "Higa
wassie," or ROTTERDAM" now merged into one
plantation situate in ST. Barholom awS Parish. Col
Teton District, opposite Will Town. on large creek,
waters OF Pom Poa River, containing jointly 1919
acres of which 400 acres rice land, unlcr b1nk
about 2GO OF which have been planted this year,;
bounding to the north AID northwest by lands Of
estate Baynard and Edward Barnwell to the south
ON lands OF Mrs. Wayne, and to tho east on said
creek. On The place are two small Dwelling Houses
and accommodations for seventy or moro negroes.
Attract OF PINE BARREN LAND. on The poa
Pom River. St. Pauls Parish, opposite the win Town
ALSO,
Fifteen TOWN LOTS in the village of Will Town.
ALSO,
The SEA ISLAND COII ON PLANTATION. in
St. Pauis Parish, Collcton District, 30 miles from
Charleston. and about miles from adlms' Hun, on
the savannah aud Charleston fai road. known as the
'pont Place." on Tooyldoo River 1.-THE residence of
the late COL John s. AsheD, considered cnc of the
most productive and certain places on the csast con-
Iainig about 400 acres OF land. OF which about 250
ore cleared On the place are overseer and negro
houses This place l. considered healthy to reside
on ell the year.
ALSO
The TRACT OF LAND or ISLAl;D. commonly
known o. Wboopin3 Island on the EaeaSQo River,
Coleton District, con.aslhng2l7 acres Of land.
ALSO,
"AIOSS HULL" PLASrA1TON, lying in and
around Adams kun, Colleton Oistrlct containing
about 1910 acrcs moro less, having abjut GOOJJ
Pine Trees, boxed.
Tho TRACT OF LAND known as "..oxoury," st.
Paul's Parish, Colleon District. Containing about
$50 acres
Ccrdlti 79s-Oue-.hird cash; balance By bond, pa.-
aylc in twb oqual successive annual nstalments,
with interest rom day Of SALE 10 be secured by
mortgage Of tine prop p;rty, tho city residences to be
itsure1 nnl policies assigned Purchasers, to pay
for Ill necessary pa ers and revenue stamps.
December is 2 tuthsG ututhislntu7
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8. A Sp1ExD1D Smp.-The new ship G. Il.
son;h.rd. Cartan L. r. Ross, whioh arrived off our
bar on Wcdnesdayslast. consigned to William Roach
ESQ is a beautiful model, and is finished with all
ths latest improvements. She is ten hundred spd
nnaty.nmeions aurthen, and has carrying capacity
of three thousand bales of cotton. She was built
year ago by the gentleman whose name she bears.
and.zs fast saller, having made the passage from
New YORK 10 this port in 2he Short time Of four and
half dsys. She will bo freisktea with dispatch by
he--ascnt. and will prove valuable acquisition to
s,;,r trade to New York.
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psDEE DECREE :Is EQUITY.
HcoI ~ Ou;uf,u

TITS p,v tbe s:st December, a! II o'c.ock
will be sod. ncarth; Oh Cus:omhousaf
All that LOr OF LAND, with iS5 buildings thete'
on, siuatc on tic east side OF Normln.sret, Upper
Wards Of this city, marked No. on plat of Il. n.
Payne. dated 18Th April. 1852, and recorded in tic
Office of Register Mesne Convcyauce, Office Charles
ton bis rct, measuring in font on Sci! street 10
feet and Ia depth 10 feet. more o. less. Bounding
W s. Oh MOI man It cc' north on Lot No .. easi on
Lot No. 8, aud south on Lots Nos. 40 and 4G on the
above named plat
Te,ms-Oue-thirl cash; balance in ono AID two
years. the credit portion to DO secured by bond and
mortgage OF the prem the buildings to be insur'
ed and Kept insured and the policy cssgued. Pnr-
chaser to pay tor papers and stamps.
j. W. GRAY,
Dccrmbr3i tu4thl Master in Equity.
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d sCLUps AND STARs.-Jack Robinson was
iod,.el iu the guarihouse yesterday for stealing
corn from Mr.. II. Kuck's store, corner King and
L.mbon streets.
"A. stone ditto for being drunk and disotaer'y IN
llarket-street, opposite Anson.
Da7id Barrow lodged for being drunk and disor-
deriy and assault and battery on Elvra Gray, COL
ore1, utNo 25 Anson street, ona for resisting the
police, was Aned $40 by the Mayor yesterday morn
ing at the slms time Elyira Gray, colored, lodged
for using abusive end violent language to Mr. and
Mrs. Barrow, and creatng disturbance, and Tor
assanlting Mr. Barrow, va discharged
A thief entered the residence Of s N. Brown, Esq.
ssath-street, night before last and carried off sever
no books. He was about to take delightful
cake, butin his haste only grabbed pieco oil it
Bridget En-:s white. lodged for drunkcnness and
dsordcrly conduct in Anscn.sreet, where she tried
TO trespass on HRS. Towbey's premises.
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MASS MEErpG-EM.NcRAT1o DAY.-Ihere
viii be a ,nasonpeet,rs at Military Hall this evening
A. saven o'clock. sr the purpose of perfectits ar
r angem,nts to celebrate EMANCIPATION Day-the
first ef Januo:y. The programme OF the day Will oe
found elsewhere. A finance committee, consisting
Of ]. H. Adams, E c. tucker and James ]. Young,
bs-s been empowered to receive subscriptions in
a,rtherance of the celebration.
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WAY NOT MANUsao1URs OUR OWN CRocKERE?
Sixteen car loads OF kao,in, each containing thir
teen casks, reached the city yesterday on the South
Carolina Railroad The ira is 10 return for another
ioad as soon discharged. This clay is sent to tho
Yorth and to England, where tits manufactured into
the finest crockery. Why could not this be done at
homo? Zero, is . chance fer capital and enterprise
Tncre is an inc3haastble supply Of the clay in the
neishborhooa of Aiken and Bath. on the line OF the
South Carolin. Ralrold.
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: THE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
,eeEc1.1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business houses wish
ing to subscribe for specified number OF copies
containing Their cards, should leave their orsers at
our counting room to-day. AL orders for ten copies
aad over will be supplied at the rate Of two and a
hsif cents per cony.
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TIE E1eH SCHOOL, The exercises Of this
school q III be res umed on the f1st Monday IN JAN
aary. It has well-e established reputation, which
viii not suffer in The hands Of Principal ". R. King
man and his ASST; tants, who have been conducting
the school successfully for several years. German
.ald.French are taught without extra charge, and
sboys are thoroughly prepared for college or bust
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THROUGH TO FLORIDA VIA SAyANNAu.-At-
suon is directed 10 the change of days of the de-
parture OF the steamer Pilot Boy of the Charleston
and sayannsh Steam Packet Line. The new ar
raneen ent coss into efsct on Monday the 4th OF
January. The steamer will make her last trip under
the old schedule, leiving Charleston on Friday tie
lst January, d eighsA. H.. and returning ffom sa-
yannah on Saturday, tho 3D. leaving there At half
mast eisht.A. NJ.
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CApIrs z a-EyDAR.- all the new notions
that with tae approach of the new year, none is
cheaper OF more convenient than the capital calendar
Sof the Citizens Ins urance Company of New York.
Cause why: Il costs nothing, and when one day is
over you tesr OF and there you have the next. If
yoa have curiosity to know more about the capital
calendar, inquire OF Mr.. a. L. Tobias. Insurance
Agent, No 100 East Day.
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ApM1rrxD TO BAu.-Messrs. Charles Dendy
and J. Fletcher Hodges. the one charged with the
murder OF Martin and the other as an accessory in
the murder OF Randolph were bailed BY Judge Boo
ger ON Tues lay in the sum of five thousand dollars
each. Attorl y. General Chamberlain appeared for
the State and R. A. Fair, Esq for the prisoners.
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The WIDOWS HOME FArR.-The Far closed
last evening" but as there some af1cies not uis
posed of yet, the Home will be open again To-Day 10
vi sitors who may not have ayaied themselves tne
entertainment while it lasted. would have o'en Tar
etter 10 have kept open the remainder o. the ek'
and thus compensated forthe time lost IN hohda!s'
during which it was clpfed.
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UNDER DECREE IN equity.

Gdte~0oa rs. SchTeT.
THIS DAY, the 3lst December, at II o'clock,
will be sold at the CD Customhouse,
All that LOr or LAND, situate On the north side
of Qucen-srpet, in this city, containing in front
said street % fcet on the back line q rect inches
more or less; and in depth 12O feet more or less.
bounding north on ST. Philips churchyard; east on
lot formerly belonging to a. Saspor;as, now TO Blan
deau; south Queen street, and vest on lot for
merry of A. Sasroltas. now OF Harrison.
Terms-One third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond of the purchaser and mort.
gag, of ne premises soil, with interest from day OF
SAL, payable annually Purchaser to pay lot papers
AMI STAMPS J. ". GRAY,
December 81 tu3thl Master in Equity.
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RATTLE OF TURKEYS. elegant turkeTs
raled at Fehrenbach last evening were won BY 'ne
following gentlemen, viz: T. F. Chapeau, J. b. Dis
sell, T. street, q. e. Fehrenbach, and JONI Z
Carew.
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IMPROVEMENTS UP KINa-sTREET.-Yesterda
"a wooden house was being carried down Kingstreet
on rollers from Mr.. George S. Hackers factory, to
be put up in M Cooks yard. corner King and Mary
streets In the place OF the house removed Mr..
Hacker VIII b.iIa fine oaaco and store. to sell
trimmings to builders. Tke front of the building
viii be Ornamental .s.s..azs,ss. -. !
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FRUIT PAck1Sa.-T;'- manufacturing OF
soxss for packing fruits early vegetables, BISCUITS,
&C., is quite business in our city. One co lcern
alone sold six thousand lsst season. They can be
made here cheaper than they can be obtained from
,.the North
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Leitch & Bruins
sold yesterday. for J. ". Gray, Esq, Master Ia
Equity, lot OF land with buildings thereon. north
side of Bayne-s1est, tor s5Ooo; oae-fourih cash,
balance in five annual insalments.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

w LAniesr clRcuLArloN.-1HI DAILY
sEwsSsxISci TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
sEooaNRcg As eAvINi THE LARGEST CHI
ouLArIoN Is THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
eUBrIssus raE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING ~ TIE posIoEFIcE AT The END OF
,sgAca wEEE ACCORDING 10 THE PRoTIs-
toNs Of THE NEW PosToFFICE LAW.
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ALMOST AMURDER.-Au alteration occurred
on Monday, in Smith street between Aha-ew Iuf'
ner and Milton Spencer, both colored men. Turner
attempted to take srencer's life with an axe but
sailed.
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PEnsoNAI.-Major Walton, the efficient SUI
perintendent OF the Greenville and Columbia Rail.
road Company. reres from that position on the FIRST
Of January and is succeeded by Captain W. Allston
eib5es..
Judge g. L. Hoge, of the Supreme Bench. is at the
Charleston Hotel.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound ut Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson Streets Goods delivered free.
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! The WEATHzk.-Tho intense cold spell has
come to an end, but the weather is still very disa
g greeable. Tho fog yesterday morning was very
dense and interfered to some extent with coastwise
navigation, and with the operation of the ferries
connecting With the city.
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BusIN NHs 8 NOTICES.

q. q. FEHRENBAcH. No. 1875 East Bag, will
serve up finc stuffed roast pig for lunch to-day.
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LADIES LUNCH AT kISsMAN's SaLooN.-Oys-
ters in every style. Nince pics, fresh daily. Hot cof
fee and chocolate at all hours. Zee cream every
day.
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ItrtiG,srs.
"GUANO"

r1IHE USE OF TIE ABOVE SOLUBLE PsosPHo-
i PERUVIAN and Amuoniated Soluble Pacific
Guanos is particularly recommended being COM
pounds of tie richest Pacific Phosphate Guano,
rendered soluble; tic former containing twenty per
cent. Of Peruvian Guano and the latte: highly am
moniated with animal matchmaking the most
concentrated and profitable icrtil zers IL use for cot
tom corn wheat ond Tobacco.
Tor sale in bags and barrels, in quantities to suit
Testimonials from those who have used the abJrc
will be iurni cd on application.
G;lhEsER, LEE, SMITH q CO.,
General Agents ut Charleston.
"Fecd your Land and it will Feed Iou."
December "a D&c thstu4mo
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Auction Sales.


Clothing, Mirrors, Cutlery. &c.
BIZ, MILES DRAKE.
Tpls MORNING, ct 10 O'Clock, will sell at my
Store, c9rne- Kirg a,d Liberty streels,
An INVOICE OF CLOJ HING, JUST RECEIVED
~ ,EY STEAMSH iP 6IAGNOLLa. =
CONSISTING OF:
so Gents Cloth and Cashmere SACK COATS
. % Cents Beaver Overcoats
SUD pairs Cashmere, Jean and S2'tneS Pants
% Velvet and Cloth Vests.
ALSO,
An Invoice of MIRRORS. of following sizes.
T5 MIRRORS, 5 by8
96 Mirrors. 0 hy7
50 Mirrors. II by 10
so Hand Glasses and so Toilet Boxes.
ALSO,
AN INVOICE Of CUTLERY, TO BE SOLD WITH.
OUT RESERVE.
CONSISTING II PART OF:
POCKET KNIVES, Scissors, sets Knives aud
FORKS. Carvers, &c.
On TOMORROW, Will sell Is cases BOOTS and
SHOES December 81
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Flat-0n, Account Of all Concerned.
RY MlLLIGAN & son

TOMORROW, 1st January, at Union Wharf, we will
soil. on account of all concerned,
A FLAT, 2j feet long and 10 feet baam in good
order. Dece Der 81
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Ga, vs.. 4 j iliA.ii-'s5
FAH!!.Y SEWING HACHll<' Us

f;y3E vfIY HIGHEST pRIzE-THa IMPERIAL;
( cross OF to i.c2i1r, o! i:"no---was SsYli2nel
u!Ion the r,nrra,ai;.t!va Of il:c Gi,i'i; %tAhtE
slWiNG SiiCI..,..' at inc Lxl ;aliioa tni'e.sf-.e
Tna nEUvGE < BIKE: " IiitY SIWt:',i aiA-
CIiTIr AZ. Tie oniy .Ias:.:in' . ;hil en- Ao,h sew
perfectly go, mo:c.''cr :.1ct;
1hcy sGT win threads Street fiorn th- fp>,'' 2:'
,c ,i:ivc 10 :e-w.n''in:.
t Ec o;hcr :.Iaciiirez, :!.e:c l2siea both ct'i o
i,i araya By their own ol,c:atio!l.
.ihl or fsce.s;,lr nr 'ha scm cotton m y he ':s,;
u.oa he u er i iFe Til en-: be doae Oh no . be-!
Machine S9d il q Gr-at slT;': n!on aiNatt!c'e'
stitched Or i'm &c IN wit. s:
GNCEEG * B.kfG'$ LINING MACHINES are
sold al Sew York price: oy
IE!r<SNJAN BRCT HERS
70. 2:9 19-E:-:"'I;f Fer,
SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE STATE OF sQUTIi
:. CA.oI.tNa.
Dc.4r,,c-3 ihsi;iln.D
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". Y. LEITCH & r.. S. BRUINS.


". Y. LEITCH & r.. S. BRUINS.
AuctioEecrs.
By virtue OF Decree OF Sale, 10 me diro.ted in the
abaye case by the Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge
of the Dstrlct Court OF the United states, for the
District aforesaid. will expose for sale, at pub
liz Auction, at he Old Exchange, eastend OF Broad
street. on MONDAY, the 1lth day of January,
1860 at II o'clock, a. II.
All that PLANTATION called RESERVE GROVE,
situate on the waters of Combahee River measuring
and containing two hundred and fifty t25Cl acres;
buttng aud bounding north and west on lands of
William H. Howard, called the "Grove," and south
and east by lands of James d. Hayward, called
"Myr.le Grove"
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION called "THE HUGHES, -
situate on tie walers of Comblhec River, measuring
aud confirming one hundred and fifty tl5Ol acree;
buttin. and bounding north and east by lands OF
William II. Hayward. called the "Pines," south and
wcs, by Folly Creek
ALSO,
All taat PLANTATION called "CI.ARKs", situate
Oh the waters of tine Combahee River, measuring
aud containing FIVE hundred 5G0I acres; buttng and
bounding north by lands of Zaalcr east by lands OF
w. G. p. Dolllngor, and south and wc5s by lands o
the Charleston aud Savannah Railroad Company,
ca led "Whitchal.
Tcrms-Onc.Ihi:i, cash and the balance on q Gre
dit CT one and two years. with interest parable an
nuay, to be secured By bond Of the purchaser and
a mortgage of the premises sold Purchaser to pay
the Marshal for ell necess iry papers and Ecyenue
stamps. J.P. M. EPPiSG,
United Staie Marshal for South Carolina District.
December 90 tulhs shm5
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-31

UNITED STATES nIARsBAL's SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA DIS
TRIcT-lN EQUITY.
William Eustis CT al, Us Peter j. SAdnd, ct
nL-Dccrcs for foreclosure.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-31

U.ITED STATES nAHSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA Dis
TE!cT-IN EQUITY.
James Dunlop and Thomas W. McCance, Sur
pipors Us Nathaniel Neyapard-Dece ee for
EnrecLoSnr1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-31

UNITED sV.T,1s; .1A;3s;rAI.'S S.Lp.
UNITED a.Ars3 Of AuER1cA. sby1n cAGoLl:A DIS
TlIcT-IS EQUITY.
James Drn'cp aGd Thomas u. NeCdac' rs
iF;tliqm y Nesas aud Jamss II. Ahcit--
D,crse for foreclosure.
Y. Y. lEEG'r3! < 4. &. .!9!E.. liS,