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THE ONO homie o..

Furthcr FarflCulQrgs
As already stated, Major McCurdy, of Cardingt0n.
Ohio, shot his son. Thomas McCurdy, last Thursday,
and killed him almost instantly. The Columbus
Statesman SAYS
It seems that the son who was killed was born Of
the Mayors first wife, and that he now Is married to
third wife OF most reputable character. Suspicious
aroused as to his fidelity TO his wife. The son,
sympathizing with his wronRed stepmother incurred
the Majors displeasure The matter eliminated In q
quarrel on Thursday, which resulted IN night at the
breakfast table after the Old gentleman had asked
blessing. During the day he threatened to Kill MS
son. Deeming 1t unsafe to 1--we any longer with
the family, Thomas lett home with the intention OF
removing to Fort Wayne. Desiring to get some
clothes which left in his fathers clothing store,
he, fearing to enter, requested some OF the neigh
bors to get them for him, alleging that his father had
declared murderous Intentions No one seeming de-
OF getting trouble, he went to the store
III person. The old man ordered him out. He re-
NAMED firmly on the door step or sill, whereupon
his father took Smith q Wesson's revolver from
drawer advanced to the door and Immediately fired.
The ball entered about Blk inches below the chin,
cut the windpipe and severed one OF the arteries
leading to the heart, causing death IN ten minutes
Great excitement prevailed and there was consider
able danger OF lynching the hoary headed murderer
on the spot
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Notwithstanding the night OF Tuesday the
Methodist Episcopal church at Bronx dale was feo-
nlously entered by some unknown person or per.
sons who carried away all the cafbeting found on
the aisles. This constitutes the third burgiarious
visit to the above place Of worship during the past
few months.
FOUND DRowNED.-A young man named George
Sheppard, employed as cook on the propeller Ham,
mitt, now lying at Peene's dock, Yonkers suddenly
disappeared from that vessel about noon on Tues
day. All efforts TO discover the missing man in the
village having proved unavaiing the river near the
dock was dragged yesterday, which resulted IN the
body being recovered Deceased Ii believed to have
fallen overheard. The coroner was notified.
STATE PRISON MONTHLY RECoRD-The total num-
Der Of convcts In the male department OF Sing Sing
Prison on November was 1889. During the month
20 were received, Is discharged so transferred to
Clinton Prison and escaped, leaving the total num-
Der OF males remaining on November 80 l,2l2 In
the female prison there were on the LIST Of the month
above stated ll9 inmates. Since then there have
been received 2; discharged, 4. Total remaining
November 80, 1l7-maklng the grand total Of con-
lets IN both prisons 1929.
PROPOSED ENLARGEMENT OF THE COUNTY COURT
HoUsE.-Since the erection OF the new Court House
at White Plains the business OF the county has aug
mented to such an extent that the building,
though large, no longer Affords requisite accommo-
dati0ns for the county officers, or for prison pur-
the Structure which eSs bo devoted to the nse "
the county clerk and his assistants. the cost or
which Is not to exceed $40 900.
UNCERTAIN BOUNDARY LINEs.-Fears are now
senterained by the residents OF the town of East
Chester that the State Engineer has ONE ially de-
fined the boundary line separating the towns Of Pei
ham and New Rochelle In accordance with the sur.
veys made In 1908, the same authority will be
adopted IN defining the boundary line between the
t towns OF New Rochele and East Chester. should
this course be followed large section OF the latter
including the marble quarries at TuckahOe VIII be
transferred to New Rochelle.
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ARMsTRoNG-on Monday, November 20, after
short aud severe illness, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, aged
ca years, 4 months and 10 days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from the Church OF the Ma
tyity, avenue o. between Fifth and Sixth streets,
this trhursday) afternoon, at one o'clock
Canada papers please copy.
AyERELL.--Suddeny. ut Ureenpoint, on Tuesday,
November 80, MARGARET A. AvERELL, wife OF
Thomas J, Averell and daughter OF the late Robert
Dodge IN the oath year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon Mt one
O'Clock from her late residence, on Union avenue,
near Meserolc, GreonpOlnt. Her remains Will be
taken 10 Cypress Hills Cemetery for interment.
BonLEH.-On Wednesday. December /, GE5EINR
BoHLEN, IN the Gath year OF her age. -,
me relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Troop X. Third regiment cavalry, are
respectfully invited TO attend the iuneral from her
late residence, No. 25l avenue b. corner OF fnteehh
street, on Friday afternoon, at one O'CLOCK.
CosRoy.-on Wednesday, December l. MARY
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BtLls-RoTH-On wednesday, december ], az
st. Peters church, by the Rev. Dr. Beach. JOHN q.
BALLS, Of Brooklyn, to NELLIE NJ. ROTH, OF New
York. both formerly OF Utica.
DEAN-PLAYFooT.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
November 25, by Rev. j. ID. Wells ID. d., CHARLES A.
DEAN TO Ii. ADELE PLAYFooT
Virginia papers please copy.
HoFF-RoE.-On Monday November 20, BY the
Right Rev. Bishop Southgate, NEWTON W. HofF TO
SARAH NJ. ROE, all Of this city. No cards.
NAcLAY-HAvEMEYER.-O Tuesday, November
30, by the Rev. Mr.. Longare. OF the Methodist
Church, ISAAC w. MACLAY, United States Army, to
Miss LAURA II. HAvEMEyER daughter OF the Hon.
William f. Havemeyer
MorT-CovERr.-on Thursday. November 25 by
Rev. w. Pope Yeaman at the residence OF the BRIDE
Rroom's father, Mr.. CHARLES Il. MOTT, OF New York,
10 Miss EDNA A. Covert, OF Long Island
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Sheriff s Sale.

l. T Levin, administrator, Us. G W Rnwls, YIN
II itawls, James ltawls, and q V Antwerp.
BW for sale Of Renk Estate, DC.
IN pursuance OF tho deerctal ORDER Of the
Il Circnit Court. sitting in Equity, will sell,
on the FIRST MONDAY in December next. in
front Of tho Court House in Columbia, within
tho legal hours, the following property, to wit:
All that HOUSE AND LOT in the city of Co.
lumbia. situate on tho corner Of Lady and
Gates streets, containing one acre, more or
less, and bounded on tho North by William
Smiths lot; on tho East by Richard Tozer and
John AGnew IL CO.; on tho South by Lady
street, and on tho West by Gates street
ALSO,
Tho House and Lot in the city Of Columbia,
situate on tho corner of Marion and TAYLOR
streets, and bounded on the North by =;
on tho East by Marion street; on the South by
Taylor street, and on tho West by Vim II Wal
ter's lot.
TERMS OF SALE. E.,.one-fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; tho balance OH q
credit OF ono, two and thrco years, secured by
bond and mortgage OF the premises, with two
or more good suretics. interest payable annu-
ally. PF FRAEEE. SRC.
NOV IL NTH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YoRK. November 3-Noon.-Stocks un-
settled. Money 6@7. Sterling-long o: short
81. Gold 26I. 62s 132; Tennosseo's, ex.con-
pom, 60; new 62l; ,Virginia's, ex-coupon, So;
59l; s's9 92!; Alabama SIS co; Georgia 6s sI.;
7's 90; North Carolina's, old, 45J: new 37i:
South Carolinas, new, 65l. Flour dropping
Corn dull and heavy. Pork quiet aud firm at
dull.
7P. n: Cotton quiet but firm, at 25; sales
2,40O bales. Flour favors buyers-supcrfnc
State 50o@5 rs. Wheat less active-winter
whiskoy unchanged. Mess pork steady, at
5@7. Gold 2Gl. ' coy az
CINCINNATI, November 13.-Corn scarce, at
80. Whiskey 90. Mees pork held at 81 OO
Lard in fair demand-kettle II.
LOUISVILLE, November 13.-PrOvisi0ns quiet
Mess pork 80 90. Shoulders 15i; clear sides
20: Lard 174.
ST. LOUIS, November 13. 4 Corn advancing
doris 16l; clear sides 20.
CHARLESTON, November 13-Cotton very
hrm-nhddlngs 23}; receipts 65S.
AUGUSTA, November 13.-Cotton firm, with
sales Of 450 bales; receipts G4O-middlnc %.
SAVANNAH. November 13-Cotton firm
middling 23l; sales TOO bales; receipts 3,GiO.
NEW ORLEANS, November 13-Cotton 23I;
saies $3.50 bnles. Flour 25Gl6 25. Mess
pork held at 81 SO. Lard 17l Others un-
changed.
MOBILE. November 13.-Middling cotton 23I;
receipts 1 1853 bales sales 500.
LIVERPOOL, November 13-Evenng. Cotton
dull but steady-.uplands 1ll@ll!; Orleans
11i@11i; sales s 900 bales.
teLoNDoN, November 13-Evcning ng.-Cousols
93i. Bonds 83}.
PARIS. November 13.-The boursc is quiet
rentes II and At.
both on spot and afoat-low middlings ii float
131.
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Assignee's Sale.
In tho matter OF C. A. Scott. Ban,

In tho matter OF G. A. Scott, Bankrupt
~ d. C. rEINoTrO SON, AUcrIoyEERs.
Pi virtue of an order of sale, to me 4 rccted
I'D by tho Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge of
the United States District Court, fcr the Dis.
trict OF South Carolina, will sell, before the
Court House in Columbia, Mt II O'Clock. on
MONDAY, the 9th day of December next. The
real property of the said bankrupt estate, to
wit:
All that tract Of LAND, situate at Kingville,
IN Richland County, containing 125 acres
more or less; bounded b. lands of James III
Seay. w Mitchell and the South Carolina Rail
road Company. This tract is immediately at
hingylllo Depot, and has comfortable Cot
tage residence, Kitchen, Stable, etc.
ALSO,
All that tract OF Land, in Richland County
containing so acres, moro or less, bounded by
lands OF tho estate OF John Il Brown, Cornc-
ilus Mcleod, John Scott, John Bates and Jas
II Seay.
ALSO,
All that tract OF Land, in Richland County,
containing AZ 4-10 acres, moro or less, bound
ed by lands OF Edward Garner, Wicks Wood
ward, and othors. This tract contains fine
orchard of Peach Trees and a vineyard OF
about 500 Vines, of choice varieties, in full
bearing, with all tho necessary buildings Of
comfortable farm.
Terms made known in future advertisement.
Nov IL ma It. ]. LAMOTTE, Assignee.
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WASHINGTON Nrwa.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-In accordance
with q resolution of the Louisville Con yention
Mr.: Fillmore has appointed Blanton Duncan,
OF Kentucky, and Robert Il. Sanders, of Ten
ton, in 1870. Terms of the resolution add
Fillmore to the Commissioners Grant will
appoint the remaining three.
Public Offices closed to-day, in honor Of Mr.
Walker.
Ike Tribune says, cditorially, that evidence
duplicating prominent Washington Trcasu-
ry official i'll the Now York Custom House
frauds ia complete. Tie shared in tho pro-
ceeds. The Tribune withholds tho name
Grant approves OF Ames' regulations for
the Mississippi election.
The accounts OF Butterfiold, tho retiring
Assistant Treasurer at New York, arc correct.
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Sheriff''s S Sale.

JOHN Parker, Executor of James r. Munds
deceased, cS. Ann + Munds ct al-BW fo,.
RcliJ, dc.
pursuance OF the decrctal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity. will sell
on the FIRST MONDAY in December next, i'm
front of the Court House in Columbia, within
the legal hours.
All that HOUSE AID LOT in tho city OF Co.
lumbia, situate on the corner of Lumber and
Assembly streets, containing two-thirtls OF an
aero. more or less. bounded South by Jerome
u Millcr's lot; Wost by James Cathcart's lot :;
North by Lumber strcce, and East by Assem-.
bly, street.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-thirl cash; tho ba-
lance Ill one and two years, with interest from
day of sale, payable annually secured by bond
and mortgage. The purchaser to insure tho
same and assign the policy and paw for stamps
and papers. FKAZEE. SRC
Nov II mIl
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SheriH's Sale.

ID. Is. DcSaussure for tho use OF u Is. Miller
q. e. r., rs. Patrick Cantwcll --BW to fore
close mOrtJuJP.
y pursuance OF the decrctal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, will sell,
ON the first MONDAY in December next, in
front OF the Court House, in Columbia within
tho legal hours,
All that LOT of LAND, in tho city of Column
bia, containing one acre, and bounded rs fol-
lows: On the North by Banding street; OH the
East by --; on tho South by Taylor street.
and on the West by Winn street.
TERMS OF SALE.-Casb sufficient to pay the
cost OF suit and expenses OF sale; also, the COM
plainnh.'s q solicitors fec; the balance on cre-
DIT OF ono year, secured by bond and mort
gage OF tho premises. Purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers. T.. F. TRAZEE,
Nov II NTH y r. C.
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Sheriff s Sale.

Daniel i Miller, G G p, Us. John C Secscrs.-
BW to foreclosc Mortgage.
IN pursuance OF the decrctaI order of the
Il Circnit Court, sitting in Equity, will sell
on tn" FIRST MONDAY in December next, in
'front.' OF the Court House in Columbia, within
the legal hours,
,n "a, NM liocSf AND 10 IN the city OF CO.
lumbia, containing one-half Of an a,rc, more
or lcss, and bounded on the North bv land
late OF Samuel Byers; on the East by Gates
street; ON tho South by lands Of - Flanagan,
anu OH the West by lands of Francis NJ. Drcn-
nan.
TERMS OF SALE-SO much cash as will pay
the amount due upon the said premises, and
tho costs OF these proceedings, and the resi-
secured by bond and mortgage
Nov IA NTH Pr FRAZEE SRC
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Sherif's Sale

James r Pringle us. Thomas 3. Clarkson, ct
aI.-BtA to forcc!ose ,nortgage-In Equity:
/ pursuance OF the decretal order of the Cir
j. cult Court, sitting in Equity in the above
stated case, will sell, on the frat MONDAY
in December next, in front OF the Court House,
i'll Columbia. within the legal hours,
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND
known as Hickory Hill, in Richland County,
containing 7l2 acres, more or less, and bound
ed az follows: On the North by lands OF the
estate OF M r. Singleton, formerly OF Robert
Weston and Richard Singleton; East by lands
o. the estate Of M. r. Singleton and John
Neal; South by lands OF Gilbert Garner and
tho estate Of Lcwellen Woodward. formerly of
George Rawlinson, and West by land of Abss-
lom Joyner, formerly Of John Williams, and
a!so by Griflin Creek separating it from Absa-
iom JoEners, formerly estate of Jacob Kill
lingsworth.
TERMS OF SALE One third Of the puroha ase
money to bo paid in cash, and the balance
thereof on a credit Of one year. Purchaser
to give bond and mortgage of the premises,
and to pay for stamps and papers.
Nov III NTH u. i. FRAZEE. s. r. G.
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Sale of Valuable
RE A L ESTATE.

WIlLL be sold at public auction, on the
wv FIRST MONDAY in December next, in
the town of Manning, Clarendon County, 8. c.,
the following Lots Of Land, all situated in the
said County, being the property Of an assigned
estate:
TOWN PLACE"
Ihls IL the late residence OF DR.. Ingram,
a1d III located i'll the most desirable portion
OF the town OF Manning. The Lot contains
acres; the appurtenances are, we'll finished
dwelling, obtaining 6 rooms; out buildings
houses, kitchen. stable, &c. Tho place is or
namented with beautiful live oaks, set out
about ten years ago. Altogether, it is hand
some place, costing, ten years ago, about
$4,000.
"HOME TRACT"
This Is an excellent and we'll settled tract Of
600 acres Of land. situate about two miles
from Manning. The land produces well-cot-
sist OF dwelling house, with oil necessary out
buildings, laborers' houses, n-house, grana-
"CONYERs' TRACT"
Tlih is tract Of 620 acres Of land; it is we'll
settled and highly productive plantation, stu
ate in fork OF Eiack River" ak miles from
Manning.
"ROSE BAY PLACE"
This is tract of 640 acres OF fine cotton
and corn land, situate within a mile OF the
C"nyers and adjoining the "Conyers' Tract"
1t L. without settlement.
"MCLEOD TRACT"
This is tract OF 800 acres. An improved
nd valuable tract of land situate ia the
fork OF Black River" produces corn, cotton
and rice well, and is convenient to Manning
and Sumter tho latter place affording ono OF
t.!c best markets in the State.
MCKNIGHT PROPERTY"
This consists Of a store house. dwelling and
out-bnildings, and acres Of land, in the vii
lage OF Summerton near Wright's Bluff, on
Jnntee River.
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and acre lot, in the town OF Man
ming. House contains rooms, lot well i'm.
proved.
small house and kitchen, and 9 acres OF
land, in the village OF Manning.
A vacant lot.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-third cash; tho remainder on credit
of one and two years; tho credit por tion to be
secured by bond OF the purchaser, with intc-
rest at the rate OF seven per cent. per annunl,
and mortgage OF the promises sold.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
FROST & ADGER, for Assigneea,
Sept 81 O418N13l52229D4 Charleston, s. @.
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Sherif's s Sale,

Under order OF Judge OF Probate. W. W.
Coogler. administrator, us. John H. Noel
wee.- Petition for partition.
IN pursuance OF an order made by VIM. Hut-
Il son Wigg, Judge OF Probate for Richland
County, well sell, on the frs. MONDAY in
December noxt, in front Of the Court House,
in Columbia. within the legal hours,
All that Tract Of LAND in Richland County,
cont aiming four hundred and thirty-two 93-100
acres, moro or less; bounded on the North by
she tract of John II. McElwoe East by lands
OF James Douglas; South by lands of Rennatus
Thames; and West by lands of Eli Killian
TERMS OF SALE.--One- half cash and the costs
and expenses OF the proceedings, and the ba.
lance on q credit OF one year. Purchaser to
give bond and mortgage, with personal secu-
rlty: Should the purchaser prefer to pay one
half CT the purchase money, the personal secu-
rty will not be required. Purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers. P. F. FRAZEE,
Nov ii NTH a n a.
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Eorslgra Nayva,Y

J. - h q
andria state ts.a5 JIG gfeat bed IF rock at Je-
mi ALA, which interfereB with tho dredging Of
the Suez Canal, will be blsstod out. The
convoy at the opening will consist OF eighty
ships. Notwithstanding this favorable report,
the underwriters Of this city mostly decline to
insure vsssels bound through the canal.
Mr. Peabodys funeral was very imposing.
MADRID, November 13.-Topete has been
elected Vice. President Constituent Cortes.
departed for Alexandria to-day.
1t 10 reported that the Spanish Government
has received . despatch from Florence, that
the entire Italian Cabinet approve the can
Grouse. one of tho Republican deputies, re-
Gently arrested, and Internationally released
has gone to France. 1t ia said the Govern
ment contemplates releasing al political
prisoners not anoused OF criminal acts.
PARIS, November 13.-It WAS an English, in
stead OF an American steamer, which was de-
stroyed in the port of Oran.
Ledru Rolin refuses to return to Paris,
though he continues candidate for the Corps
Legisatif Louis Dlance is n candidate for
the same district. Rollin has issued AN nd
dress to tho electors, which is ridiculed by
ell the Paris papers.
The city garrisous bave been increased by
two cavalry regiments. There has been an
other monster demonstration in the streets, in
favor Of Rochefort, which Was uumolested by
the police.
HAVANA, November 13.-The Diario news
paper, of this morning, has an editorial ar
ticle, wherein it Gays tho existence Of any anti
Spanish element in Cuba is abnormal and
transitory. The enemies of Spain could not
rem ain here; there are but two clements of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and foreigners.
The Dt1rio classes all Cubnns who favor tho
Spanish cause as Spaniards.
HAVANA, November 13.-DeRoda's return is
expected on Monday. The city has been per-
fectly tranquil during his absence.
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SheriR's Sale.

AO me directed, win sell, on che nrst MON
DAYin December next, In front Of tho Odrrt
House, in Columbia, within the legal hours,
All that valuable square Of LAND, in the
bounded by Assembly, Divine, Gates and
blossom streets: There are three Cottages OF
three rooms each, and two OF four rooms each
ON the place, with excelent Well OF Water
Levied on as the property OF John Irwin, at the
sa:t of William McGuinnis RS. John Irwin.
TENS cash p. T. FRAZEE, s. II. G.
NOv1 III
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SheriH's s Sale.

RI virtue of n writ of .trri .tucins to mo di-
IC rrctcd, will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY
IN December next, i'll front OF the Court House
i'll Columbia, within the legal hours.
All that HOUSE AND LOT in the city Of Co
lnmbia, being the onc-half OF tho square
bounded by kichland, Assembly, Laurel and
bounded on the North by Richland street; East
by Assembly street; South by Laurel street
and West by Gates street; levied on as the
property Of Alexander Il. TAYLOR at tho suit
OF sarah II. Taylor, by next friend, rS. Alcxan-
dor II. Taylor It al. Terms cash.
Nov ii NTH u. Il. FRATEE s. T. c.
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SheriH's s Sale.

PY virtue of a writ of .tieri .tacias, to me di
ID rectcd, will sell, ON the first MONDAY
i'll December next, i'll front OF tho Court House.
III Columbia, within the legal houls.
All that Tract OF LAND, in Richand County.
continuing GAO acre.. more or less, and bound.
ed on the North by J. j. Howell; East BY j. j.
Lucins; South by David jones; and West by
Agnes Futrcll. Levied on as the property of
John Blizzard. al the suit OF L. ID. Gilmore rs.
John Blizzard. Terms cash.
Nov II NTH L. +. FRAXEE, s. II. c.
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SheriF's Sale.

j. Robert Seay, Executor, us. William f. Seay,
Edwin L. Williams and wife, and others.
n pursuance OF tho decretal order of the
IL Court of Common Pleas, sitting in Equity
IN the above case, will sell, on the fret MON
DAY, (he 9th day. or December next, in front
or the Court House, In Columbia, within the
Ali that PLANTATION, situated in the
County OF Richland, near Kingville, belonging
TO the estate OF the late James Il. Seay, de-
ceased; the said Plantation comprising q, 1858
acres. more or less consisting Of several sepa-
rate parcels. The Plantation will be sold in
one body; and plat thereof may be seen on
lie in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas, III connection with proceedings
in the above case.
TENMs.-Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
proceedings and OF sale, and one-fourth Of the
remainder OF tho purchase money; tho balance
OF the purchase money in three instalments.
with interest from the day of sale; to be se.
cured by bond, with good personal securities,
and mortgage Of tho promises. Possession
to be given on tho 1st OF January next. Pur-
chaser to pay tho costs of executing titles,
bonds and mortgage, including stamps.
NOV Ia NTH 2. i. FltAZEE, s. r. c.,
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Domestic News.

CHARLESTON, November observation-disclosures
er Champion, Now York; bark John iBright,
Liverpool
Troy, November 13- G oucral Wool was buried
to-day. The funeral procession was half an
hour in passing given point. 1000 people
were in the streets, and houses were drapcd.
itor Dictator, conveyed by the steamers Trana
and Periwinkle, departed for Key West