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Late WashlngtOn ILems.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-An order
has been issued from the War Depart
ment forbidding the residence Of set
tiers on military reservations. All
intruders will be notified by military
commanders to leave reservations and
if they refuse to do so they will be re-
moved by force. sE
Commissioner Delano decides that
the practice of corporations which by
law are required to withhold and pay
over to the United States a tax OF 5
per cent on all dividends, interest,
coupons. etc, Of treating such amounts
as expense of business and deductible,
is wrong and should not be allowed.
Marriage OF Commodore Wander bIlt.
ROCHESTER, August 21.-Commo-
dore Vanderbilt was married this
morning at london, Canada, to Miss
Frank Crawford, daughter Of Robert
l.. Crawford Of Mobile, Ala.
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PRovIDENcE, August 2I.-Presi-
dent Grant was received by the muni-
cipal authorities at the State House,
this afternoon. A brilliant reception
was held in his honor at the villa Of
ex-senator Morgan.
The gunboat Tallapoosa, with an
otheial party, arrived here last eve.
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Breach of Promise Case.
Damages Laid at $4,000.
Man Murdered in st. Paul,
Minnesota
81 iI.
Man Fatally Stabbed in
Louisville.
E-4
Cuban News via New York.
~. go iaone
70 -IaA "a
Hot Weather in louisville.
asl4 18
# nIa
News by Atlantic Cable.
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aiteq ., state. qoyernniient sl. .i..a. $40
Unadjusted losses, sis5oo ' T


p 7
Springfield, aug. D, 1850
Whereas, the Republic insurance Come
pamy, located at Chicago, ia tho safe OF
Illinois. has fllcd in this ondge "a statement
Of the CordltlOn Of les ana.rE, a8 rUqui ed
by the provisions or on act approved
March III, 1869, showing that DO lg poescaaad
of the required amount Of capital na rE-
quired BY law aud WhcreaRt nu examine
ttOm Of the alinira and condition of said
Company, made by me la puHuauce of
the PROVISIONS Of the act Aforesaid, mas
fully verified the statement as nlcd iu this
office by said Company
now therefore, IN pursuance OF the proc
visions OF the uct aforesaid, I, Charles ID.
LtppincOtt, Auditor of Public Accounts ol
the state of Illinois, do hereby certify that
the said Hepublic Insurance Company d.
authorized 10 transact lta appropriate nmale
ness of Fire aud Marine Insurance fn thia
state, Ia accordance with mo laws there
Of until the thirty-hrHt day Of January
A. ID. 1870.
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4 have hcrount0 Bub
Bcribed my name and
affixed tho seGi OF my
oniee, nt Springfield,
This ON day Df Augusl
"A ID. 1865.
u. II. LTapTWCDTr.
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CHICAGO.

Railroad Official -hFeach
Of Promise Gase-Damages haid &C
sJ3,000-Aan Murdered, &c. eI
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PARIS, August 22.-The Freneh
authorities have arrested five more
Caflist chiefs on the Spanish frontier
The journal O6iciQl publishes an
Imperial decree. appointing Ten. Ia "A
Bout, Minister, to succeed Marshal
Neil, deceased.
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Hot Weather in Louisville.
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SPAIN

MADRID, Aug. 21.-The Prefeet of
PeTpeguau was arrested at Tresham,
with ten other Carlists, who were
about to cross the fiontier.
MADRID, Aug. 2L-Notwithstand-
ing the stories OF invasion and insur-
,rection. it is low believed that tho
Carlist movement Is ended.
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News by Atlantic Gable.
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DIRECTORS.
Wa. H.. FREECH, 10. y. EELLEE,
join a. REIT6, ISAAC k Eek,
w. j. DALLAnI, H. TN. HAnoAi
RICHARD RALEIGH JOHN n. boHLkths
II. o. BABcocE, W. q. HoLlIHeaW W2isi Is.
ALLEN g. HALLOCK, Agent
10. 81 MAIN STREET
Bot. FIrst and second,
.,,,-s.,tt,, IgvArsVrL.T.w TNu
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Man Fatally Stabbed in
Louisville.

Cuban News via New York
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VIII BrpAcics ~ aH He priucipal
cities and 1otDas of Tie Wea, rep
TeSeHtta0 an GgGTegnte Cf Wealh
and BustHcss I1Facncc greater
h0R 0Hy other Insurance
CJulpuHy-iH crisfcHce.
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MADRID, August 22.-Itis asserted
on reliable authority that the prclim-
lnarics Of a treaty for the cessiOn Of
Cuba have been signed.
MADRID, August 22.-The troops
are still pursuing fugitive Carlists in
the frontier provinces. ala4 U51.
The wife of PalO, a Canlist, who
was captured at Almagro, has inter
ceded with Gen Prim for the lifo Of
her husband
Dissensious have arisen in the
Cabinet in regard 10 the manner in
which the Government should pro
cced against those Bishops who have
refused to obey the late decree Of the
Regent in Barcelona. a
Fifteen thouslud W9rkingmon have
struck for higher wages, and others
are expected to join thom 10 the
mOyment. Grave fears arc entertain
ed for the preservation oi order.
There is a rumor that Gen. Pazulas,
Dake of Chester, will be cxilcd to the
CanaTies.
Admiral Mcudez Nemez, Of the
Spanish navy, Is dead.
The Regent of Serrano positively
denies that he sustains the preten-
TONS Of the Duke Of Montpensier to
the throne Of Spain, and declares that
he is entirely neutral On questions Of
the dIsDoeat of the crown
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a. lss ltll'Fl NANAlf
Auditor Pubic Accuunu
sprInensId AneuaL b. Ilga.

Springfield. August 90, 1863.
i, George NJ. Bunkerhom 40 hereby cer-
tifY that, by authority OF Hon. a.. u. Llpa
pincott, Auditor Of Public Accounts of tho
state OF illinois, examined personally.
In detail, the BOOTS papers, vouchers, huu
assets of the Republic Insurance Company
OF Chicago, ana found tie SAID Company
to possess IN their own rigEt and tlEei Che
following assets, 20 wit.
United States Bonds, 5-Z1a lpaE
G87s GOD, market value .il35 35E....Gl ,eIJ8N I'D
Cash iu office and lu Union En-
HOnnl ssssss.ssst IGIlTl al
Cash ia course OF transmission,
July /, 1869 (but since recelRudb lT.1U 30
Premium notes taken for mIm-
rine risks mostly (btlls receive
aDle) s--..--s. If1taa %
Due (aa per bOOkal from ugeutst
al office and from other fnaur-
auce coin pami cg ..-...a.. ...........-. fliu %
SalWages and reclamation
claimed by the Company s...-.. 4slll tl
once furniture aud hEturcs -... 353t3 la
TotaI. ...........-. .............a ll8, 200 CO
Given. lander my hand at SpriuaneId
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PARis, Aug. z1.-It is now tolera-
ably certain that General Edward Lee
bout viii be appointed Minister of
War.
PARIS, Aug. 21.-The Presse says
a new SeRatus CoasH'ftn5 is in pTepar-
alton, granting autonomy and greater
Liberties to the Colonies.
PARIS, Aug. 21.-La France Of to-
day says: Cuba is lost to Spain, and
the Wisest thing Spain can do, is to
take advantage OF the present situa-
ton.
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ToRoNTo, August 21.-Two sailors,
named John Conner and Albert Ship,
have been arrested here on suspicion
Of having scutiied the schooner Garry
Owen, recently sunk opposite Ashta-
bula, Ohio.
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P0UdnB EEPsE, N. Y, Ang. 2L---
Two men were struck by the night
express. at hilton Ferry, on the Hud
son River Railroad, tonight, and was
killed
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II e BLIC


Cash capital (bfing 20 per cent
paid on S4,675 ,200 sub8crlbad) 80 $1,000 ODD
surplus, ......s........ 4B21B GG
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IOlhA -'s+s'ss'-'''s''-.-' s.-'.'..s i--'1'' -
Given under my haud, 40 Springfield,
illinois, the date above written.
9EOEGE M BRfVKEEHoFF.
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The New York Tribune says: 1t IS ex-
pecJed on good grounrS that q Cuban ex-
peJitiOn will leave within a few days,
either from this port or Boston. .PTepara-
tions have been quietly going for the last
three weeks. Many Oub&nS in New York
believe that two or three. expeditions on a
small scale nom Florida we've made as
mere blinds to divert the attention Of the
public from the direction in which
the work was going on. Marshal
Barlow has been, for the last two
weeks, taking extraordinary precautions
against a ny violation of the neutIality law
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LOCAL M ALTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

r. Nj. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at II
O'Clock, at tho OH pos:ofoc, residence and build
ing lots in different parts of the city; and at IL
O'CLOCK, at wharf foot o. Laurens-s.reet the sloop
Wsdboo.
LOUIS d. DESAUssURE will sell at IL O'Clock at
the old Postofice, residence ia kutledge Avenue.
LEITcH 4 BRUINS will sell ut halt past 10 o'clock,
at the old Postof1lcc, South Cal DINA Railroad
and Gas Stock.
LAUREY ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock, In
their store. East Bay, butter, nails, &c.
JEFFoRDs co. will sell at half-past O'Clock, in
front OF their store. Vendue lange, butter,
strips, &c:
G. w. sTEFrENs s Co. will sell at halEpast 8
L. NJ CATER will sell of three.a quar- ers past 0
O'Clock at his store Browne Wharf, but er lard &C.
JOHN G. MILNoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, in
their saesroom, Mcctil gstrcet, felt hats and dry
goods.
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Y. NJ. G. A.-At the annual meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Associton, held at their
rooms on last saturday evening the annual election
of officers was held with the following result:
VIRGIL DIBBLE President.
S. GOURDIN PlNCKNEY, !
AUGUSTINE r. SNiYlHE,
w. w. PEMBERION,
NJ. L. AIMAR, Vice Presidents
G. L. c. COOK,
JAMES II. WHEELER,
j. b. WARREN.
+. A. sILCOX. Recording Secretary.
G. J. MA THIEVES, Corresponding Secretary
A. c. PAULFREY, treasurer.
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BY II. M. MARSHALL g. RR0

Dnt, ~ o.n a. instant, at IL O'Clock will be sold
The pREMfsHs MI Ta9 rostefiSe Na e Broadstreet,
'front.' two-story Wooden House Of four rooms IL IL
n 1ne rear Bt1ck House of four rooms al Wooaen
D'uulolhg suitable for large hall Premises arr,
pneo M wlth cste'n, gas sc. Lot measures 40 by Saa
Conditions-Ore-halfc cash; balance bv bond INV
able in one year, with ir terest semannnalIv sec~r
ed by mortgage of premises; buildings to be insur
"a e. am amo l'ocy assigned. Purchaser to pay r. NJ M
q pro. for papers and stamps. ~
February 8 t,,h..
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BY II. M. MARSHALL g. RRp

Tbs DAY, 9th February at II O'Clock. will be
sold @ at the OLD 20 o'toflce, Broad street,
Inc PREMISES No. Is Nassau-street The House
contains five upright rooms and atics. The Lot
measures - by.
one and two years, with interest secured nv rnort -
gage OF prem'ses buildings to be insured and policy
~assgned; ~ Purchaser to pay r. Nj. nj. & Bro for pa
February +utbst,1
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DEcoYED AND SwINDLED. Yesterday all un-
suspecting cooed IN reached the city from one of
the neghboring islands with s1e5 in his pocket. He
stopped into small CRY goods store in the lower
part Of King street I'D while there he says he
induced to take some liquor, which affected him so
that he slept. and when hc awoke his funds were
gone and all he had to show for that large amount OF
money was piece OF blue homospun. He imme-
dately lodged information OF the fact with the de-
tecves and the rascal who perpetrated the deed Will
soon be brought TO grief.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

South Carolina Friendly Society, at JPN.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter. at 10 Nj.
st. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at half.past
Pm.
South Carolina Railroad Company and South.
western Railre ad Bank, at ii A. NJ
Jefferson Lodge, at p. NJ
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SULLIvAN's ISLAND. IA party of gentlemen,
including members of the press made visit to Sui
ivan's Island yesterday tour of recreation and
observation. Tho visitors were Hospitality enter
tained by the Intendant OF the island, Jno Touhey
Esq. who is erecting comfort ble residence for
himself, spacious OF which is to be devoted
to the Town Council The Catholic Church,
being built under the direct supervision Of the Rev.
DR.. Birmingham, will be o substantial building.
Tbs famous bvalves of 1ruesdale are as luscious as
ever, and are among the chs attractions of the isl
and.
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BY II. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

1H1S DAY, 9th instant, at IL O'Clock will be sold
A., at the Old Postofice. Broad-s:reet,
W "A AL % mat LOI OF LANL on South Bay known as
NO. 51 measuring 50 feet front and rear hv 1RS
more s or less together with the three story Wooden
uun@ tnereon OF six upright rooms This is one Of
the choicest locations in the city ~
ondltions-One-third cash; balance by bond in
o omn' Two ana three years with interest semiannu-
10y; secured Dy mortgage OF premises; buildings to
Tebruary9 tn+h.,,,A
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LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs r. M
Marshall Brother will sell to-day large quantity
OF real estate. including the DeKalb Hotel in Cam
aen and several other important pieces of property
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HANDSOME MoNUMENr.-At the marbleyard
Of r. D. Whit & Brother, Meeting-street there is
neatly designed monument, to be erected near
Chester, S. c., TO the memory of Edward Mobley,
who fell in the war. 1t is broken column crowned
with laurel wreath on the side of the shaft are
crossed swords aud in relief. resting on
immortelles. In a semcircle above the parts In
relief is the raised inscription, d" He died r his
country" I he monument is of beautiful marble
and excellent workmanship, and will adorn the sa-
cred spot whore it is to rest
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LIVERY STABLEs.-Mr. D. B. Tickling has
taken the stables formerly so wen known under the
management Of Mr.. Hockaday, and is prepared to
keep stock at livery and sell tho same on commits
sion.
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Bl II. M. MARSHALL n BRO

THIS DAY. 9Th instant at il O'Clock win be sold
at the Old Postof3ce Broad-stroet, 'o'"'
Inc PREMISES No. 6 INSPEOrION,SrREET
containing house Of four upright and two aarret
looms dressipg-room and pantry, kitchen, cstern.
fourteen feet more or less '
Conaltlons-One half cash b1lance in one and two
So'rs ~ S oy pond, with interest m-aunualy secured
oy mortgage or premlses; buildings to be insured
bro. Tor par ors and stamps 80 " ~ 49, "
Fobruary9 ..,.
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The UNITED STATES Court, February g.
The HON. GEORGE q. BRYAN PnEsD1Na.-Jury No
l was adjourned until the FIRST of March. The ne
titIon Of Joseph Levy for hna discharge was refer
red, and Anal hearing ordered on the 10th March
The petitions of Arthur Hammond, j. b. Kirkland.
John d. Warren and James S1monton to Get up liens
We're referred to the Registrar for report The De.
uton of A. II. Abrahams for extra compensation
was referred tor mora detailed report. The peti-
ton of L. r. Jennings! to enforce lien was heard.
and 1t was ordered that tha assignee sell bankrupt's
estate and pay the lien. r. h. Dngie, A. Runtin
and Isaac McFadden, finally discharged. d. i.
W!an. assignee, reported to tbs disposition to be
made of the fnnds belonging to the bankrupt esta.c
of. r. Bradford and he ordered to sell e<ects
and pay liens. The OF D. II Buzhardt. !or anal
discharge. was referred to j. q. Carpenter Regstrar
aud final hearing ordered for the 18Th March Tho
petitions Of ilas Ingrlham j. G. PatricA NJ Larev
and John ]. slasle, for final discharges. were re-
ferred to w. j. Cawson, Registrar. j. f. Hart pei.
toned to have bis fee paid by II. w. shand assignee
Referred to the Registrar. g. B. Clowney and IT
F. Gibson, asked leave 10 so realty which was
granted.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

R. Il. AND GAS SToCK.-Messrs. w. Y. Leitch
and r. s. Bruins will sell to-day s. c. r.. r. and Gas
Company Stock.
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TAhSI IANQlCIMCNT FOX BENDING CHALLENGE.
At the instance OF L. 3. Garrett colored William H.
Francis colored, has been indicted for sending him
o challenge to aght duel on the 18th of September
last The challenge grew out OF politics, and the
hostile letter reads as follows:
T. B. Garrett-As you taken the part of the man
Bowen and has repon TO the speech ade at st. Ste.
phens Parish, now chalang you for duel on Mon
day morning 28th INST, at 6 O'Clock in whatever
way you deem it proper
(signed' VIII. FRANCIS.
Francis was arrested and gave bonds to appear.
Francis is Democrat, and Garrett is Radical.
HE FENIAN MEETING ut Hibernian Hall.
last evening though not fully attended as 1t
might have been, made up in spirit and enthusiasm
for whatever it lacked in numbers. Mr. T. Molony
was called to the chair, 81 in q few remarks ex.
planned that the object Of the M citing was to re-
spond to call which had been made by the Fenian
authorities for funds TO equip the forces now organ
izing with view to the hevement Of Ireand's in.
dependence. generous and liberal contribution
considering the number and means of those present
was made, and after addresses by Mes. rs James
Power, James f. Greene and others. the meeting ad-
journed until the third Thursday Of this month
CLUBS AND STARS.-The following cases wei @
disposed Of yesterday morning at the Mayor's
court:
John Kelly, white. drunk in the street; Aned ss.
Alick Jones' white, improper behavior in the mar
ket; fined $5.
Charles Grant. coIored, kcoping o disorderly house
in Stolls alley; discharged.
James Hauahan, white, insane cut his brother in
the face with knife sent to the Mazyck-street Hos
pital
Rippon Hanahan, white, shot his insane brother
in the face with pistol; discharged
street without license; discharged
Patrick Donohan, white, drunk and disorder,v.
aned S..
market and refusing to leave when ordered to do 20
by the policeman; discharged.
Rosetta Germon, white, using obscene language ON
the street; fined S6.
Henry Jones, white. drunk on the street: fined s6
Aaron Prioleau and Cyrus Fraser, colored. steal
ing pigeons; turned over to The detectives.
Petor Jones. white, drunk and unable to take oere
OF himself on the street: Aned SS
John Zsnoga. white, keeping his store omen on
Sunday; fined $40.
O. 3. Player. white. putting out garbage st an i'm
ADr0per hour; discharged.
Caroline Patterson, Henry Taylor and Jamea Hill
lard, colored, held Tor examination on change 80
larceny; arrested by OHcers Coates and CHAPMAN ~
the Detective force. and turned to
John Zanoaa. white. second offence) keeping open
hts store on Sunday. Fined $40.
Several more Of tho parry who attacked Mr. Ten.
nent N Cannon-s'reet, have been arrested. The
chief villain is still at LARGE
Tho trial Of Indian Jim will take place to-day.
On Saturday night last. the establishment o.
Captain theodore Cordes was entered and robbed Of
money. liquor. anda quantity Of cloth.
Cscl McDermott, while undor the inf,uence OF
liquor arrested IN Bsaufain street.
Emma Brown. weeping ,dawsel Of color, picked
mp at the corner Of Broad and East Bay
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Aurtion SQlrs.
by II. M. MARSHALL g. RRO.

THIS DAY, 9Th instant. at IL O'Clock. will be
r,.. sold at the Old PostofIice, Broad-street, ~
nat hno BUILDING LOI in Queen-street nearly
opposite t,pIP the Cathedral Cuapel, being about ths
s lot east OF Archdae measuring forty feet 'front.'
Gondi1ons-One- third cash; balance in ono two
ana a.. taree years by bond, wi interes remiannnaI
NJ ~ senu1eo ny mortgage. Purchaser to pay II. nj.
III; q bro for p Fers and stamps '' ~ "A'
February9 ..,
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COLONEL j. s. &. RIoHARDsoN.--Co Colonel j. s..
g. Richardson, for many years State Reporter, and
Montgomery Moses, Esq, prominent lawyer Of
sumter, have formed copartnership for the prac-
tico OF law aud equity in the State of Sumter
and adjoining counties, and the United States courts
in South Carolina.
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TIE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

Annual acknowledgements OF the
Prosident-Tostimon TO Colonel A. u.
Andrcws-COlOnel A ndrcws' Valeiicto-
ry-EleCtion of Umcers-Annivcrsary
Dinner.
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS. Messrs. T. j. Kerr
Co.. one Of the beet firms In this city, advertise
to day guano. salt, corn and in lar quantities
They offer to give planters all necessary information
In regard to fertilizers and will furnish to order any
in the market. -i
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CAPTAIN OF POLICE. petition to Mayor
CLARK to reappoint Captain Siswald Chief OF Po-
lice mas been III circsiat for scme time ras. It
has received large number OF signatures, among
Which are the names OF many If our mos. prominent
citizens. and not few respectable persons of color
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Estate Sale Of Country Store and Household
Furniture.
Wal. MCKAY.
No. 136 nleeting-strect,
Will sell TOMORROW "wednesday, 10th instant
at 10 O'clock
The CONTENTS OF A COUNTRY STORE. con-
sis1ns OF Iinware, Crockery, Dry Goods Beer
fump' nanuKerchiefs, Fotions Show Case, &C.
ALSO,
Chairs, bureaus, Lounges, &C.
ALSO.
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN
February
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Nos. ll5 and III Queen street at auction.
BY X. NJ. MARSHALL e. RRO

Oh IUHSDAY Y, 18Th lnst at II O'Clock will be sold
at at The Old Postofi %. Broad-street,
ne ane EN EMGNIs Nos. ii5 ana lit Queen-street
oPPoslte MEDICAL College, each slat ROT fed and con-
tanning four square rooms. dressing room and unfn-
ehed atc together with brick kitchen (sate roofedl
clsrern, &C Lots measuring each 20 by 100 feet. "
- Ierms-One-hrd cash; balance in one. two and
nree M years secured by bond and mortgage; interest
@ pei cent, PAYABLE seml-annually; buildings to be
for papers and Stamps. Ao'AA''i 10 paV us
February 8 tp+b.x
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-09
BY r. NJ. MARSHALL g. RRO

Ills DAY, 9Th instant at IL O'clock will be sold
That ,aaa as the ga postofce Broad-street.
opposite deerge, containing nine rooms. The Lot
1asu measures hity-three feet on the front line, aud
c,gnty-thrcc feet on the line, by one hundred
and sixty five feet in depth, more or less
- ALSO,
nI Inc nOl TO the south adjoining the above mea-
surng thirty feet front and rear by ninety fact nr
or loss. ~ '' Aoo'' "Aore
Conditions-One-th ird cash balance by bond
PayaDIe IN one aud two years, with interest sem-an
@nuaiy @ secured by mortgage of the premises; build.
nes 70 oe % insured and policy assigned Purchaser
20 ,a,s, pay H. A. d. & Bro. tor papers and stamps.