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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-07-04

~ Father Ryan, at a dinner
party in Chattanooga, was asked
foran epitaph on Governor Brown
low, taking for granted he had de-
parted this peaceful life. Father
Ryan gave the following.
Pause, gentle reader lightly tread,
For Gods sake let him lie; -
We live in peace, since he is deed,
But hell is in fry!
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Radical" Christianity.

ity, it seems, have failed to eradi-
cate from the soul of the sad.
vanced" christian a vulgar senti-
timent of hostility to the Jew.
Banished from the Holy City
by the edict of a Pagan Emperor
forbidden, upon pain of death,
to cast a parting glance ON scenes
which were consecrated by the
Observation-Disclosures and traditions:
and excluded by the same sweep
ing decree from revisiting a city
which embodied his ideal Of all
that was great-the Hebrew went
forth to wander upon the face Of
the earth-to cast his lot among
strange peoples, and, amid all the
vicissitudes of his extraordinary
career, to cling with proud tenaci-
ty to the tenets of his religion,
and the traditions of his race.
During thepreyalence of media
val ideas-ideas which required a
brutal assertion of social, religious,
and ethnic charlottesville Jew
was pursued by the Christians of
Europe with a fanatical and re-
lentlesS fury. 1t was an era in
the history of civilization which
the extreme elements of the social,
and ecclesiastical scale were anti
thetically represented by Isaac of
York, and Brian de Bois-G uilbert
an era in which the naughty
Templar thought it neither un-
chivalric nor un-Christian to in
iure and insult an humble jew.
Other nations have not been ex-
empt from these exhibitions of in
tolerance, but the feeling of preju-
dice among the English people
was for centuries peculiarly bitter,
and at times perfectly atrocious
in its manifestations. King John,
a monarch whose reign was dis
honOred by every species of infa-
my, pursued his Hebrew subjects
with every form of persecution
which his devilish ingenuity could
devise; and towards the close of
the 18th century thousands were
arrested, under, an authoritative
decree, within the brief space of
E'twenty-four hours" and banished
from England for three hundred
and sixty-fve years!
To-day the foremost man in the
British realm is-a jew. Benja-
min Disraeli is Jew of the purest
Sephardim, proud of his blood
and distinguished by all the char
acteristics of his race.
In the 10Th century, the adhe-
rents of the Hebrew faith were
banished from the Kingdom of
France. To-day the leading IL
nancier Of France is-a jew.
A few centuries ago the Israel
lite was despised and execrated
throughout Europe. To-day, the
Jew is privileged to stand before
Kings, and the proudest are hon
ored by his presence.
DR.. Newman, in a recent num-
Der of Lippincott's Magazine, says
that the Jews are a "great and
intellectual race; that "we every
where find them intelligent, learn
ed, exercising vast influence, and
possessed of unbounded wealth.;
that ''they have produced scholas-
tic divines" equal in capacity and
errudition to thinkers of ''the
same class among other nations,n
and that "their commentaries,
grammars, and various philosoph-
ical works have ever been regard
ed by those who were able to con.
suit them as noble specimens of
mastery ability and care"
DR.. Draper of New York-a
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Eg The young Russian Prince
Scherhatoff has married o widow
Of sventy winters. Prevailing
cause-want Of stamps. Y ses'sA
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STATES RIGHTS. - The New
York World is strongly support.
ing States rights. But the World
says Oh the other hand that where
those right have been violated by
Congress there is no redress!
Better not have rights!
The World is like old Martin
Smith, who, hearing the burglar
breaking into his store, ordered
his clerk to lie still, or the bur.
glar would shoot him! So the
World is as sure that the States
have rights as that Smith had
groceries, yet tells the States to
be very quiet, or Congress may
take away their rights, put them
out of existence, and there an end
on it, TRichmond Dispatch. I"
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II J.. B. Mccullough, ESQ.,,
widely known as the brilliant, en-
terprising and energetic cores
pondent "Mack," of the Cincin-
natl Commercial, has accepted the
position of managing editor of the
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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R- "Well, Jones, l suppose
you have been out to look az Tex
as ? Did you see any thing Of
our friend Smith out there
"Yes, gone deranged.r
"Has he % t
eyes, indeed; he doesn't know
his own hogs from those Of bis
neighbors y
Ben Butler was similarly affec-
ted when he got no further than
New Orleans. The climate down
here seems to have a singular
effect on Northern carpet-haggers
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~ Chicago claims an increase
OF Al 900 in population within the
last eighteen months.
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Office under the recent order of
Gen. Buchanan
This oath must be filed in the
Office of Secretary of Civil AT
fairs, Headquarters, Fifth Mill
tary District.
d, do solemnly swear
that | havenever voluntarily borne
arms against the United States,
since | have been q citizen there
of; that | have voluntarily given
aid, cOuntenance, counsel or en-
couragement, to persons edgaged
in armed Hostility thereto; that
I..have neither sought, nor accept
ed, nor attempted to exercise the
functions ofany Office whatever,
under any authority or pretended
authority in hostility to the Uni
ted States that l have not Yield
ed d voluntary support to any
pretended government, authority,
power or constitution within the
United States, hostile or inimical
thereto. And / do further swear
that to the best of my knowledge
and ability, | will support and de
fend the constitution of the Uni
ted States against all enemies,
foreign and domestic; that l will
bear true faith and allegiance to
the same; that take this obliga-
ton freely without any mental
reservation or purpose of evasion,
and that / will well and faithfully
discharge the duties of the Office
on which [ am about to enter.
So help me God"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-12

TIE FIm-SEyENTa DAY.-Only to-day and
a.osmorrow, and then the Fair viii Close There will
be an end TO al its gores in about forty eight hours
and all its treasures win be "going, going, gone I"
Wagon loads Of enchanting prizes are sin in the
hail. and as they are to be sold or rallied without re-
sserve, there is good opportunity for investing a
small sum In pipes plate. clothing. or gutta pereha
baby. Those genksmen who have been holding
sbsck for the last two nights must now make their
mark, and walk up to the winning place. Only two
nights more, and then FnNs
The following La the list Of prizes drawn on Mon
day evening, May IL:
Handsome prayer.book, AdamAntine; crochet tidy,
Miss II. sweegan; cake, ". Knox; elegant cup and
saucer. Beauresard Chase; oliver cruet stand, Gar.
rett Byrnes; fuit cake, Patrick Sullivan; handsome
cake, III. F. Twohf1l; six small cups aud saucers.
Meta Legrei1le; handsome cup and saucer ]. q.
apeer: asuperb Ever goblet, ]. N. Nathan; likeness
of Bishop Lynch, J. Y. McNamee; infant don, ]. II.
Wilder; an elegant ornamented ham, s. n Brown;
Ice cake, T. A. Besse; handsome embroidered skirt
W. J. OConnor; bottle Of cherries, Vim. Frost; bss-
ket Of howers Alesndo beauttul toilet set. Robert
Pennan; fruit cake with gold ring, Mrs. Bell; ele-
CANT set Of jsHelry, A. Ghnzn; handsome toilet set
Mrs jas. Hurst; crochet work shawl, Miss Cordrsy;
sgelvet photograph album, Hiss A. u. Hendricks.
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Sixteen Thousand Dollars Worth Of Handsome
Household Furniture at Auction.
AssIGNEE's SALE.
The Assignee Of Mackey Baker will sell at Auction
In Charleston, S. c., at the Adger Building, on
TUESDAY, 18th May at 10 A. NJ,
The largest lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE that
has been offered at public sale in this city for many
years. The sale will be continued until all the prop
erty is disposed of,
CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
DRAWING ROOM acknowledgements
handsome Mahogany, Walnut and Rosewood Arm
and Reception CHAIRS.
Hair Seat Mahogany and Walnut Parlor CHAIRS,
Fancy Parlor Chairs, Mahogany and Walnut, Plain
and Carved, Marble Top Centre Tables, Sofas, some
handsomely carved, What-Nots, Etageres.
LIBRARY FURNITURE.-B0oK CASES, Loung.
es, some very rich. Elegant Folding Desks, &c.
Hat Racks, in every variety. Some very rich
Dining Room Furniture, consisting of Mahogany
and Walnut Tables of every style Plain and Carved
Sideboards, of Mahogany; Walnut and Oak, some
richly carved, with and without marble tops. Cane
Seated Walnut und Oak Arm Chairs, In great variety.
Chairs Of Walnut and Oak, plain.
SUPERB BEDROOM FURNITURE-compristpg
complete sets of Walnut, Oak, Mahogany and Paint
ed Cottage Chamber Furniture, consisting OF Double
Bedstead, Bureau, Rocker, four Chars, Washstand,
Towel Rack, all to match.
ALSO,
A large assortment Of BUREAUS, Washstands,
Bedroom Tables, Commodes, some with marble
tops, Bedseads, single and double, OF Oak, Walnut,
and White Wood and Mahogany; number OF Ward
robes plqin and OF the richest Mahogany; Cots Mat
tresses, single and double; Invalid Chars Cribs ana
Cradles, rocking and swinging. in every variety.
very large lot of Rocking Chairs for children and
Rocking Sewing Chairs, Easy, ARA and Toilet Chairs
or every style.
OFFICE FURN11 URE-Directors Tables, Desks,
Stools, Arm Revolving Chairs, Camp Stools.
Ladies' Whiting Desks, Looking aud loiet 0lasses'
ALSO,
A lot of UNFINISHED WORK, Iron Safe, Oh
Paintings, and number Of articles which cannot DO
enumerated in an advertisement.
The sale will he positive. Terms cash on delivery.
Furniture will be packed for shipment at the e1-
pense Of purchasers.
Mayo 6, IL, is, 10 assignee
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


rou1s D. DKSAussUaE will sell at II O'Clock, o. the
old postoface, brick dwelling, in Water-street.
LE1rcH {RuNp Will sell at IL o'clock. at the old
.postofhce, underdiection Of the Master In Equity
railroad bonds stocks, &c. Also, state stock and
email house In Queen-steet
G. ". sTEFYKas & Co. win sell at s1s O'Clock, in
front Of their store, No 80 Vendue Range, sides.
shoulders, ,donr, cheese. &c.
7. NJ aCATER viii sell at 9X O'Clock. On Browns
Swharf, mess pork, shoulders, butter and crockery
JAMES W. GRAY, Master in Equity, viii soil az Il
O'clock ut the old postoce lot OF land and ouia-
ings N Rutledge-street.
- NILES DRAKE win sell at 10 O'Clock, as his store,
corner King and Liberty Streets an assigned stocA
.o{ clothing and dry goods. ~ .,.,..,- =.
LKuRKY l. ALEXANDER Will sell 81 ~ ocloeA' d.
ssheir store, No. 1877 East Bay, sugar, hams, sc:
JEYronps & Co. iwin sell at 1oH o'clock. at tnelr
etores No yenduo Range, butter, sides, &c.
3. ga p. Caldwell viii sell st sH O'Clock, ut tne1r
sstore, vendue Range corn, shoulders, &C.
JoHS 6. M1ISos i CO. viii sell alto O'CLOCK, at
their salesroom, No. 1S5 Meetng-street, desirable
,dry goods. -
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

III. H.
nyou want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Mtller's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 80 Broad
street.
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Desirable Dry Goods and Misses Hoop Shirts
RY John G. MILNOR & co.

THIS DAY, 10Th instant, at 10 o'clock, will be sod
at our Auction Salesroon. No. 135 Meetng-street
Consisting in part of PURPLE AND FANCY
PRINTS, Cottonades, Blea:hed and Brown Shirting
Bareges, Blue Denims White Goods Gloves, Sus-
penders, Pins, Needless Misses 10, "A, is, IS and
20 Spring Skirts; L. C. and Embroidered Muslin
Handkerchiefs, Head Haudkerchiefs, Umbrellas
White Hose, Mixed half Hose Fancy Gocds, and an
invoice of Notions.
Conditions cash. HAY IL
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faction of the mortgages, and to recover possession
the titles OF the property, the satisfaction and sub
sequent sale not being held valid Tho case is one
OF considerable interest," and the parties interested
have engaged the services Of the best legal talent of
the Charleston bar. Messrs. Magrath and Lowndes
appear for the plaintiff, Mrs. Cai on; Messrs Rut
ledge & Young for the executors; Messrs simons i
simons for the mortgager, and Messrs. Mccrady &
Campbell for the purchaser.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECNEE IN Equity.
Poineignon us. Cordss.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned,
at the Old Customhouse on TUESDAY, the I'd
day of June, 1885, at II A. n.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the west side
OF Church-street in this city, near the Market meas
urng in front on Church-street 81 feet more or less
and in depth 267 feet more or less Bounding TO the
east on Church.street to the north on lands Of Miss
Pinckney, to the south on the lands Of the
Charleston gas works. and west on lands Of the ice
house fronting on Meehng.street.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one and two
years, secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort.
gage Of the premises, with interest from day OF SALE
payable annually Purchaser to pay taxes aud for
papers and stamps. JAMES UPPER.
May u tu4 Master In Equity.
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NOTICES IN ANKRUPTcy.-Meetings of the
creditors of the undermentioned banrupts to prove
debts and choose assgnees, will be held at the Office
of the Registrar Hon. R. B. Carpenter No. 70 Broad
street, on the days and at the hours named:
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Top Dressing! Top Dressing!
MAPES'
NITROGENIZED SUPER.PHOS.
PHATE OF LINE.
COTTON, CORN, WHEAT AND GENERAL CROPS.

COTTON, CORN, WHEAT AND GENERAL CROPS.
AsA Tup DRESSING TO A GROWING CROP
n THIS FERTILIZER cannot be exceued. 1t
NAV be used before or after the planting of the CROP
for even when applied as top dressing, it cannot be
lost by evaporation, of its constituents are
volatile Il may be applied at each hoeing Of cotton
and in the hills during the cultivation OF corn ana
other crops. When crops have been previously
manured in the usual way and found to be Of Slug
gish growth It may be augmented by the use OF thus
Fertilizer
This Fertilizer has been successfully used th[ough
ont the. Southern States during the past fifteen
For full analyses of MAPEs N1rRoGENIzED
sUPER.pHO5PRATE OF LIME, letters from promi-
nent Planters throughout the State Of South Carolina
and analyses Of crops see aescTpase pampdiess d s
orders filled by II. w: nINSa1AN, l,
Aprll 1s No. 1873 East Bay.
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BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock at my store, corner
OF King and Liberty streets, viii sell, By order OF
the assignee,
A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
CONSISTING n PART AS FOLLOWS:
Pieces Plain and Dotted SWISS CAMBRICS
Pieces Tape Checks. Nainsook, Brilliant
Pieces Poplins, Mozambique, DeLaines
Pieces Grenadine, Lawn, Plaids, Diaper, fankeen.
Flannel, Irish Linen, Cashmere, Satinet, Broad
CLOTH &C.; dozen Hoop and Balmoral Skirts Ladies'.
Misses and Gents Assorted Hosiery, Suspenders,
Neck-ties, Linen Cambria, Hem-stitch and P B.
Handkerchiefs Spool Cotton, White Stay Binding,
Diamond Braid. Gauze Shirts, L. B. Shirts, Shirt
Fronts, Umbrellas, Buttons, Needless &c.
CLOTHING.
150 CASHMERE, LINEN AND SATINET COATS
800 pairs Cashmere, Linen and Satinet Pants
30 cases Linen and Satinet Vests
dozen Farmers Spades.
Sale positiye-Terms cash. May12
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May IA 9 An. Armstrong, Archibald. charleston.
May II 10 An. Rushing, George U.... Barnweii
May IA II An. Guyton, Nathan H.. Berkeley.
May Ala N. Ford, F. ". 4 ]. w.. Georgetown.
May Il 2P.M. Wardisw, Wm. A.. charleston.
May IA PM. Benton, W. Allen. ..... Chesterfield.
May 15 9A.M. Wood, Jas. N......... Charleston.
May 1910 Am. Cooper, Rob't E.... York.
AIny Is II Am. Huger, Soseph A.. Charleston.
May Isl PM Bake., Charles r. F.. Sumter.
May 1919 N. Carter, W. d.. ....... Darlington.
May Is 3 Pm. Allston, Edward F.... Berkeley.
May Isl 2P.M. Boone, John B. F.. Sumter.
May 10 An. Walker, Isreal. ...... Barnwell.
May 16 10 An. Minus, Robert. ........ BarnweQ.
May 16 ITO AN. Brogden, Mosea.. tSumter
May 10 IL An. Peoples, Benjamin F.. Barnwell.
May 1912 N. Mcmillan, John M. -. iBarnwen
May 16l Pm. Craig, John D. ........ Sumter.
May 16I Pm. Guineaume, Chas. L.. ICharleston.
May 16 2P.M. Ray. Charles. ........ Barnwell.
May 16 SPIN. Worsham, Peter ST.. Charleston.
May IL AN. lDargan, j. L h...... Williamsburg
May 18 10 An. Mannheim, M..."... Marion
May 1911 AM. Moore, r. Sidney. .... Bethlehem.
May 1919 M.lGooch, Joseph H..... Marlboro
May 18I 2P.M.lEvans Hansford D.. Barnwell.
May 16l PIN. Jordan, Peter NJ. Darlington.
May 18l PM Gibson, j. Lewis. 80. lOrangeburg.
May 10 Dam. salley, Henry F....... Orangeburg.
May 1e1O An lGerald, Thomas D.. Sumter.
May 10 II An. Salley, Rufus O....... Orangeburg.
May 1912 MlRead, Bent. H........ Charleston.
May 10 l PAr. Evans, Andrew J...... 0rangeburg.
May 2Oi AM. Charles, VIM. E....... Darlington.
May 20l 9AM Butts, Oliver. ........ Georgetown.
May 2gl1O An. Mcleod. VIM. J.... Lynchburg.
May COLL Am. Moore, Levi J........ Clarendon.
May 20l11 An. lLawton, Winborn.. q. Charleston.
May 20l12 NJ. Rhame, Bryant F..... Sumter.
May 20l12 M.lCobia, John. .......... Clarendon.
May 20i Pm. Skinner, VIM. Co.,. Clarendon.
May col PM iAmsbury, Oliver. Charleston.
May 2O| 2PMlHodge, W. Vice.. Clarendon.
May 20I 2P.Ml Bell, Lazarus. ........ Clarendon.
May 20i PM. lLanneau Whilden.. Charleston.
May 2OI 3pM iCrofut James No.. Hilton Head.
May 23I 9A.M lGoodwin, A. G....... Charleston.
May 25t 9AM Watson, John. Williamsburg
May 25l10 A. n Shumsker, Albert A.. 0rangeburg.
May 25l1l AM Meetze, jacob. t.. Barnwen.
May 25l12 NJ Reardon, Daniel E.. clarendon.
Nav o9l PM lWeatherly Thomas G. C.lBennettsville
May 29I 3P.M.lLeggett, Andrew J.... Bennettsv1lle
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Oxlade Us. Welch ct al.
On THURSDAY, the 14th May next, at II O'Clock, will
be sold near the Customhouse.
All that LOT OF LAND with the buildings there
on, situate on the south side of Broad.stree In the
vicinity of ST. Mchaels Church. measuring in front
on said street 81 feet inches and in depth 139 feet
be the same more less; bounding north on Broad
street. west on lot formerly Of John Lee, now OF Dr.
g. Frost east on land now or late of r. Downe, and
south on land now or late Of j. L. Petigru, Esq.
Terms-Lne-fourth cash. balance in one. two,
three and four years, bearing interest from day OF
sale, payable semi-annually. with mortgage Of the
property; the purchaser to insure the buildings and
keep the same insured, and assign the policy Of In.
surance, and in default thereof any holder of the
bond may insure and collect the insurance under
the mortgage. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. ]. W. GRAY,
Mays tuoth1 Master in Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-12

MAIL FAnuRE.-There was total failure OF
the Northern mails yesterday morning.
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Estate Sale-Real Estate and Stocks.
BY H. III. DeLEON.

Estate Sale-Reaz Estate and Stocks.
BY I'll. I'll. DeLEON.
Will be sold tpublc auction. by order Of the E1ecu-
tor on THURSDAY, May 14th, at the Old POST
% An that ( LOT OF LAND. with the three story Brick
Store, on the west side Of Kingstreet, three doors
above Marketstreet. and known as No; 23l, now
The lot measures q feet front BY 215 feet deep. more
or less. This store is leased to LIST September at
rate OF $500 per snnum. On the Lot is two story
Brick Kitchen with four rooms, also Store Room.
Cistern, &c.
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with the three stort-
Brick Store, south Of the above, formerly occu-
pied as Dry Goods Store, at an annual rent Of
front By 2l5 feet deep more or less At the end Of
this store Is additional Brick Building with four
rooms, gateway, cistern, DC.
All that LOT OF LAND, HsU: With a two story Wooden
Dwelling, on north side Of Queen-str"et, west Of
Franklin-street leased at $3.50 per o 9Th No
vember. House contains 1--we rooms, double piazza
to the west, private stairway, Wooden Kitchen two
stories high with four rooms cstern, gas, &c. Lot
SO feet front by Ss feet deep. more or less.
ALSO,
ALoT OF LAND In Losan.street, west side, So
feet front by - deep.
LOT OF LAND north side Of above, so feet front
by deep. Both of these Lots described by plat on
day Of sale.
ALSO.
ALoT OF LAND on east side of savage-street, 2s
feet front by 9S feet deep.
ALSO,
2sO Shares GAS COMPANY STOCK
68 Shares Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock
kS Shares Dry Dock Stock
20 Shares Charleston and Savannah Railroad Stock
Shares South Carolina Railroad and Bank Stock
Shares South Carolina Railroad Stock (haf
Shares).
Terms-For Stocks cash. For Real Estate, one
third cash; balance by bond ard mortgage, payable
In two equal annual irstaments with interest on the
same from day OF sale payable semi-annually. Bonds
to be given In amounts as may be required. Build
ings to be insured and policies assigned. Purchas-
ers to pay for papers and stamps.
Nays wfm33
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Sale under Foreclosure of Mortgage-Brick Res
idence in Water. street.
RY LQIIIS u. DeSAUSSURE.

THIS DAY, the 10Th day of May, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, will be sold at the Old Postofce, in the City Of
Charleston,
side of water-sreet, containing nine upright rooms
and one dressing room, with piazzas to the south.
On the premises are cistern containing 10000 gal
lons and brick kitchen. There is also an entrance
on Zig Tag alley. Lot measures no feet inches
front line IA feet inches back ine 81 feet inch
es west line and SO feet inches on the east line.
Conditons-Five thousand dollars with interest at
one and two-thirds per cent. per month, from ?2d
November 1857 to day SALE and the expenses ofthe
sale payable in cash, under the operation Of mort
gage from J. Legare Yates to John Chadwick, dated
22d March, 1857; the balance Of the purchase money
by bond bearing per cent interest, payable In one
year, to be secured by mortgage OF the property the
buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur.
May u 2l,2s,2ss0,may57,s,11,12
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-12

A MUSICAL SuRpa1n-At late hour last
night we we're agreoabs entertained by several in
.spirine airs furnished by Mtchel's band.