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BY ". x. ..EiTCN g Il. $. BRUINS. :
VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUC-
TlON.

By virtue OF an order Of sale To me directed hy the
Hon. Georges. Bryan, Judge OF tlie United States
District C0nr; for thc District Of South Carolina
will offer for sale, ut public auction, on,
THURSDAY. November iltn, 1869, ut tic Old
Post iOiCe, foot OF BrOas-sircct
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND long
known rs "Racoon Island" situate, lying aud
hcnE in 81 Johns Parrish C0lleon District, ada
nectcd thercwilI; bntling and bOundinr north on
Lands OF Aiajor w. s. Murray, formerly OF VIM.
Meggett and the South Edsto River, and cast on
Lands OF W. $. Murray, south on Haynes Creek
and the South Edisto River, and west on the South
EtlistO River.
Terms-Onc-hnlf cash; balance In one year, Sc
cured by bond OF purchaser bearing 7 per cent
interest anu mortgage Of the remiScs. Pur-
chasNcr 10 pay for papers and stamps
LOUIS MCLhIN
octl0 tuthlS Assignee II. w. S..abrOuk.
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,GoteIs.
CHARLIE TON TEL
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

This nrstclass HOTEL, situated in pleasant
renders II the most desirable Hotel for either per
manent or transient guests. The acoomInoda-
tlons are unsurpassed, having extensive sliltes or
single gentlemen. The proprietor win endeavor
70 maintain the high reputation enjoyed by the
will be spared TO deserve o continuance of The
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponit
The best OF Idycry accommodations will be
found adjoining tho establishment.
The house is supplied with the celebrated Arte.
sian Wafer, OF which delightful baths can he had
either day or night. q, H. JACKSON,
1agl2 Proprietor.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND CoMMTrTEEs.-At
the annual meeting OF tho Charleston Board OF
Fire Underwriters, held on yesterday, the following
officers and committees were unanimously elect
cd for the ensuing year: VIM. Is. Ilcrot presl-
dent; S. Y. Tuppcr, ylcc-prcJldcnt A. L.. Tobias,
secretary.
Committee on Construction OF Buiidiras, AT
rice To RemOrdf 0f stocks ana inquiry into
Causes Of FfirS.--Mcssrs. ]. II. COlburn. or Col
burn 4 Howell; d. RaYcncl, Jr., of liuger
Itavcnci; Chas. 4. Lowndcs, H. D. Oakcs and \. IL.
Hayden.
committee oC observation-disclosures. S. Y. Tup-
per, Y. IL. Oakcs and A. II. Hayden.
Committee To RerfSe Rates ana 9T Reference on
Rutrs.-Wm. u. licrlot, y. Y. Tuppcr and a. l..
Tobias.
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IlOYa tn
A. G. McGILLIYRAY,
AuctIonccr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

NDEK DECREE IN EQUITY.
J. EDWIN MATHEWS, TRUSTEE, Va. 7. SAVAGE
iiEYwARp, TRUSTEE, EFT AL
VIII be sold THIS DAY, ed November. mt IL
O'Clock A. NJ, In front Of the Old Cualomhousc
ALL. THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the buildings thereon, situate lying and be.
Ing at the southeast corner Of Itgare and LAM
boil streets. In Charleston, measuring and con-
tanning ON Legnre street, as per plat OF Charles
07 feet inches, more or less. Buttlng aud bound
ing north on Lambol street, cast on land of
Smith and Margaret Savage, and west ON Lcgare
street.
Tcrms-One-third cash; balance on'a credit of
Mt the rate OF per cent. per annum, pay able
semiannualiy. Mortgage OF property and in
surancc OF buildings With assignment OF policy.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
f. w. NJ. MACKEY,
nov2 th3tul 500.
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A. G. Mc(,ILLIyRAY,
AUctiONccr.
TINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
THE RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION VS.. PETIT.
TT AL.

VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th day of Noycm.
Der next, III front Of the Old CIistOmlouse In
charleston, at II O'Clock a: NJ. precisely,
All That LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS there.
on, situate OIL the east side OF King street. known
by the Nos. 4U4, 406 and 40s north OF John street,
measuring and containing In frOnL OH King street
% feet inches, about the same on back line and
IN depth lGo feet. IIonndlng north OH Lands for.
merry oi >. II. kalb, now OF Ammo; east by Lands
or Tie Sonth Carolina Railroad Company; south
ON Lands formerly OF Z. J. Mitchell ana Dunn,
aforesaid. ''S0'
Terms-One-third cash; balance on a crodit of
one and two years, to be secured by bond bear
Ing interest at the rate Of per cent per annum
payable scmi-annuny, and mortgage OF the
premises buildings 10 he insured and policy as
signed. Purchasers To pay all taxes and for
papers and stamps. f. W. NJ MACKEY
octl9 tu4 q n n
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FIRE IN ST. JouN's BERKELEY.-Thc store
ana stock of goods, and SIX or seven balcs OF sea
island cotton, belonging to Mr.. T. W. Eastcrllng,
were destroyed by fire on'thc 2sth ult. The fire
occurred ut two o'clock in the morning. Tic
origin OF the fire is unknown. The loss will bc
between three and four thousand dollars, OF,
which there was no insurance.
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Observation-Disclosures Ogilsby and Van
Horn and Captain Loschc, With Chief Engineer
Nathan, whom they invited 10 sit with them, have
been investigating the cause OF the late fro
at the Citadel. The investigation will probably
continue for u day two.
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TuE Ur-C0USTRY. correspondent at Clin-
ton, 8. c., writes that gathering corn Is lnlshcd
and cotton picking Is nearly over. The result Is
about half q crop OF corn and two-thirds OF crop
OF cotton. Turnips are almost failure, but wheat
and oats are good.
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CITY A + + AIRS
Meetings This Dny.

Strict Observance and Landmark Lodges, at
SP. NJ
Hook aud Ladder, No. /, att NJ
Frcundschaftsbuud.a at $ L. b.
Tcrpslchorc Social Club, ut haifpast +. NJ.
vigilant Fire Company, at Pm.
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a. G.. McGILi.IYRAY,
AuctiOnccr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
n. DUcKwonrII & SONS VS.. LOUIS lIALBER.
STADT.

viii be sold on TUESDAY, the a3d ,iay of Noycm.
Der instant, Ut IL u'cnck \. Al. precisely in
front OF the OLD CusiomhOnse.
all that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND
Known ~ "fravcllcr'S Home" containing 1900
ncrcS more or less, situate in st. James Goose
Greek huttinE ami bounding north on Lands
now or formerly of the estate Of William Turpin
AND Frederick \. Ford east on Lands now or late
ol John Donnclly. Sr., AMI George tircnccs south
ON the OLD Burnt Tract AMI Lands OF The heirs OF
james Mccall and the heirs OF I,urhngc as set
forth In plat made by Daniel Shepherd Surveyor,
linok L. No. l5, page 3l5 In the oilcc OF Register
Mssnc Conveyancc, Charleston County.
Terms--Onc-thlrd cash; balance on a credit OF
ono aiid TWO years; credit portion to he secured
by bond bearing seven per cent. interest. and
mortgage OF premises. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. Il. w. NJ. MAGKEY,
now tuf SGU
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BENErIT.-A number of citizens have ten
dercd benefit to Mr.. Reed, ''Comcdlan," and
Miss Florence La Fond, 'Juyentlc Woman,n OF
the Metropolitan Theatrical Troupe. The benefit
will take place on next Thursday night. They
will be assisted by number OF amateurs.
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Will be sold THIS DAY, od November, ut the Ole
POstOflcc, mt IL O'Clock,
That desirable twO-story Wooden HOUSE, con.
tanning two Stores, known Nos. 25 and 25H
King street. Lot measures 10 feet front by I36
feet In depth, be the said dimensions more or
less.
Terms-0nc-half cash. balance In one year with
interest; property 10 he insured and policy u.s.
stamps. noyo
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CONTENTS OF a GROCERY STORE.
Bf a. E. McHiI.LIfRAY,
huctiOiiCrr.
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
JOSEPH :. lNGLESBY va GEORGE EVANS.
TT UN, ET AL.

viii bc sold on TUESDAY, the .3,, ,lay Of N,vcm.
hcr, ~ II O'Clock y. ~, precisely, in front OF
the Old Cusiomiousc, "
All that IUT OF LAND, situate on The soutI si,Io
or Traid.Strcci, AMI known aS 40. 49, in tho City
OF ChnrlcslOli, measuring AMI containing In front
on sail street 2j feet q inches, ana In tlcIth ~
feet, bc The same more ur less. I,uitiilg nnI
pounding east on Lands Of William lngicsiy;
Suiltli on Lands OF ---: w"Si on Lands OF
AMI north on Tradd street aforesaid; together
WIN Tie right OF Il passage through small alley,
IN common wiili the House and Tenement to the
west OF the aforesaid loi Of land.
Tcrins--Onc-ihrd cash; balance in one. two and
three years. scciirc'i by hond uf the purchaser and
mortgage "i the premises sold. Purchaser to pay
Tor papers and stamps.
nov, tui T.. w. NJ MACEEY s G. C.
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CRUHBs.-Daddy Cain requests that the "City
Council will please restrict the use OF morphine
as an explosive clement, and order Captain Hen
dricks to place guard over 1t Mt $4,000 q ycar.n
jack Frost made his appearance in Darlington
on "Wednesday.
Those who do not mako their tax returns pre-
yious 70 the 18TH OF November will have to pay n
double tax.
"Mayor rlllsbury," snys Daddy Cain, 'has be-
como an artful dodger, dodgIng even ball from
Colts revolver; In fact, the whole Council can do
something In that line."
There were sixty yeight "arrlvals" recorded Mt
the three hotels of the city yesterday.
Bcnnettsylllc Is to. have o new Methodist
Church.
The longshoremcn, says the Missionary Record
''hayc struck again, because Mr.. Stoddard, steve
dore, was discharged. Strange contrast. This
Mr.. Stoddard was tho man who wrote letters
against tho granting Of charter to these men
iast wintcr.n
The meeting OF Council tonight, IL is expectcd,
will be more than usually interesting.
The South Carolina Institution, for the oduca
tion OF tho deaf and dumb and the blind, located
at Cedar Springs, spartanbu g County, will he re.
opened for the admission OF pupils, on wednes-
day, November IL.
The carpenter work on tho Opera. House has
besn completed. and tho work OF npholsterIng
ana decorating commenced. Visitors arc not de-
sired now, as they will incommode tho worEmcu.
There willnot be on inspection OF the colored
nre companies today as reported. One company
will parade.
o. Manuel Cox, who is charged with having
committed highway robbery upon @ coorcd
man, on Spring street, about six weeks apo. was
arrested yesterday by 0nlcer Pond.
Tue hnes Imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to $26.
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Anrtioncers' 4priuate 8aIcs, Sc.
by j. FRASER MATMEWES.
DICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.

AT Private Snlc-
That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TATl0N, called ROmncy, situated at South Ferry,
on the Santcc River containing 1893 acres-100
cleared and under bank, 3GO high land, 81 clear
Ell, bnlancc well timbcrca with cypress, oak, &c.
The Plantation is now Under cultivation, Ia well
settled with Dwelling, bnrns and negro houses,
AMI known as one OF the best plncos on the river.
Titles mcXccptiGnable.
For terms, apply to
= ]. FRASER MATHEwES,
Real Estate Agent, No. SO Broad street.
oct29 ftu - y
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a FINE ASSORTMENT OF ALBUMS ut very low
prices Including those holding fifty pictures, n,
one dollar each. ClIAS. c. RICHTER,
noy2 No. 16l King trcGt.
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To TIE LApIEs.-Wc beg to call your special
attention to two ta) cases OF POplins in choice
styles ami colors at twenty-five cents. These
goods are from auction; yOu will iln,l them cheap
and very desirable, ut No. 2sT nnd 2s9 King street
Respectfully, STOII. WEBB & co.
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sell In our auction salcs.oom. No. l35 Meeting
street. '' w. ~
~, - cases TRIMMED HATS, Ycw Styles Ladies'
iIcii trimmed Cloth ClOaSs All Wool Fancy
double and Single Shaw!S Nubi,s, Hoods, Ladies'
waists, Worstcd Comforts, Gray Blankets, Red
blankets. Opera Flanncls, Red, white and blue
nlanncl, Black and Fnncy Satincts Cassincrcs,
Kicntucky Jcnns Fancy nn,l Mourning Prints,
Assorted Felt Hats, BaimorL skirts, Colurcd
Counicrpnncs, Rail Fringe, Tooth iirlisics, Pack
Combs, Falcy Soap, Bluc nnd lirown Shiriing
Blue Dcnin.s Blue Drill Fancy Plalds, Ticking,
Linen Cnmrlc. Lawn Tlandikerchlcfs Head Hand
kcrchcfs. Clothing, &c.
Conditions cash. now
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For COUGHS, Colds, and Throat Disorders, use
Browns Bronchial Trochcs," having proved
by II les, OF many years. The 1rochcs are highly
their efficacy recommended and prescribed by
physicians anu surgeons In the army. Those en-
posed to sudden changes should always br
supplied with 'thc Troclics'' as they give prompt
relief
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DRowNED.-OD Sunday afternoon last, q little
son OF Mr.. Buckley, living OIL Snllivans Island,
fell into q cistcrn and was drowned.
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TiIE CELEBRATED FLORENCE SEWING MA
CniNE.-Pcrsons will find II to their interest to
call and examine his machine at No. $50 King
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a. {. McGiI.,.iYRAY,
hUcti0nccr.
TTNDEE DECREE IN EQUITY.
PALMETTO SAVINGS INSTITUTION VS.. COR
COi,AN.

By virtue Of decree In above case, l will sell at
.,lblc sale on TUESDAY. the 23I instant, ~ II
o'clock A. NJ, at tic Old Cuslomlousc, i'road
street.
, All That LOT OF LAND. with Tho Buildlngs
tnercon, on the south side OF Ann street CITY Of
charrSton, measuring In front ON Ann street AZ
icet inchcS, anu the same back line by 200
feet in depth.
Tcrns-Onc half cash: balance in one and TIVE
years 10 be secured by bond or the purchaser and
morigaGcOi Oi premises. Premises u bc insured
ana policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for ma
papers and stamps H. W. NJ NJ fi;iSB BY
now TILL Sheriff O. O.
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BY HUTSON LEE,
AxIctfonccr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

u DHH Dh0 l. E = IN hQ ~
MARY Il. WILEY VS.. CHARLES WILEY EFT Al.
VIII he sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of Noyem.
O'Clock a. N. precisely,
An that LOT or LAND, with the buildings
thereon, sitlate on the east side OF President
Carolina, and known by the letter 'TI" I'm pinf
drawn by X. l.. Payne, Surveyor, and recorded
IN plat N /" page 103, measuring and cont aiming
on President street 3j feet by 100 feet In depth;
oilt!illg ana bounding north ON Lot marked ''G,''
casl on LOT marked I'D, }" south on Lands or -,
and west on President street, on the above men.
toned plat.
Tcrms-0nc-thlrd cash; balance In two equal
successive annual instruments with interest III
the rate Of per cent. payable annually till the
whole amount Shall be paid, secured by bond or
bUnuS ol the purchaser and mortgage OF tile
premises sold. Purchaser viii pay for pipcrs an,l
stamps. t. w. NJ. EACKEY S. G. G.
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ttliscclla,lcous

TO .SPO sMEN.
Just received full supply OF nnc ENG LISH GUNS,
carefully selected by one OF our firm for this mar.
kct, with especial attention to the quality anu va.
rlcty OF Boys Single and Double-barrcl Guns.
For sale low by
J. f. ADGER l. CO.,
No. 139 Meeting street, and No. o. East Bay,
now Charleston, S. C.
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by w. Y. LEITCH & II. s. BRUINS,
hUCtfonccrs.
nESIRABLE TWO STORY WOODEN
~ HOUSE, No. NUNAN STREET, FOUR
r00RS FROM RUTLEDGE
ANENltE.

Will be sold THIS DAY, 2i November, at IL
O'Clock, nt the Old POstOillcc,
That two story WOODEN DWELLING; known AS
No. Nunan street, doors from Rutlcti,sc, with
donblc piazza The Dwelling, contains / rooms
with Kitchen, and stabling room for horses
Lot measures % iccL front by 100 feet In depth,
more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO pay us for papers
ami stamps. nOy2
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IIo.cl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.
cnARLrsNX HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Captain George i. Carpenter, Purscr Il. w.
Sparllawk, Steamship Minnetonka; George Bar
low and wife, I. ID. Lockwood and wife, Bcni. 4.
Martin, New York; Henry r. Darlington, ;hila-
dclphia; Ia IIubbcl', NcwYork; George II. Quincy,
Boston; Edward Phean, New York; Charles a.
Oliver Baltimore; ID. Callahan, Savannah; j. g.
Brown Georgetown; II. u. Stevens, II. e. S,luicr,
Buffalo: d. q. Wilson, Beaufort; J. V. Crcswcil,
John j. Patterson Pennsylvania; +. J. Moses, Jr.,
and servant, ]. l.. Ecagc, and two sons Column
Georges Station; James T.. Low, Anderson,
Robert Douglass, Augusta; Frederick f. Wells,
st. Thomas Parish
PAVILION HOTEL.
f. Il. Simpton anu I. " s. Gtlchrst, Jackson.
vile; w. ii. Burgess, city; J. Kcnncy, u. S. a.;
a. J. rhouron, Steamer Dictator; jacob OttoicIi-
gui, city; w. H. worsllam and T.. l.. worshanl,
Cooper River; =. II. Icscsnc Williamsburg; U. B.
II. White, Marion; W. lialtiwanser, Nlnety Six;
]. W. Burbri,lgc, waltcrboro'; G.. a. Malcolm,
New York; J. w COkcs, Augusta; 4. McCauis,
S. c.; l.. NJ. Keen, W. $. Il. s.: $. B. Ncwsomc,
S. c.
MILLS HOUSE.
john Chadwick, Wadmalaw; A. q. Goodwin
AMI fainy, William VI. Bird and lady, Charles II.
Bass anu lady, q. d. Seymour, Jr., II. u. mrkcit,
City; ~. w. Redwood, II. Z. Redwood, Virginia;
II. n. Hatch, BallwinsviIlc j. H. Grovcstnc, New
York; DIR. Brown anu lady and mail, st. Angus
tine; George w. Talant, Chattanooga; l.. G.
Smith, CHRIS: Church Parish.
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by w. 4, LEITCH S II. $. BRUINS,
Auci tor rrrs.
ENSTATE SALE by ORDER OF TIE
~ EXECUTOR.

VIII be sold THIS DAY. I'd of November nj II
O'Clock, at the Old POstuilcc,
That Desirable tMO.St0ry BRICK DWELLING
known as No. l3 Mill street, south side contain.
Ing four Rooms and q Pantry. ON the lot Is II tic-
sirabic store, and has been occupied as u dry
EooIs store. Lot measures SIS feet front by 90
In depth, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO pay us for papers
and stamps. noyD
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Mn. ]. l.. SHEPPARD. Produce Broker, has an
onlcc Mt Cohen, IIancIcl & Co., No. 40 East Bay.
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JUDGE CARPENTER, we learn, Is still suffering
from the accident ho received in New York u
short time ngo.
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ARREST OF MIR. misunderstanding, while
Mr.. G. NJ Averlli, Flour Inspector, WAS exercising
the duties Of his Office, lie was arrested by Po-
liccmcn Nips0n and Pond, and carried TO the
GuardhOusc, upon the charge Of violating the
ordinance, passed ut the last meeting Of Coun-
Gil, 'to prevent or punish any person who may
exercise or attempt to exercise, the duties Of any
municipal onlce, unless he shall have been duly
elected to the same"
Mr.. Wilkinson, counsel for Mr.. Avcriil, appeared
ana offered bail for him, Which Was refused. lie
then went over to the State Court, which was in
session, and asked Judge Carpenter TO issue
writ of hdbeaS corpus and have the prisoner
brought before him immediately.
Judge Carpenter sent for Captain Hendricks,
who came anu stated that a magistrate had hcen
sent for TO draw UP II bail bond. A return to the
Guardhonsc showed the statement OF the Chief to
be correct. The bond in the sum Of one hundred
dollars was given, .ad Mr. Avcrlil left, after
being informed by the Captain that hc would be
arrested every time lie attempted 10 inspect
Hour.
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a FINE ASSORTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS, impc
rial cards and frames, nj C. e. Fighters, No. l0
King street.
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TIE HOPE FIRE COMPANY had delightful
soircc at their hail. i'll hrchdalc street. last night
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BY ". Y. LEITCH & II. 5. BRUINS,
Auctionccrs.
KING STREET STORE,
~ WEST SIDE, KNOWN as No. 4S7.

Will be sold THIS DAY, 2d November, ct the Old
l'ostOIilcc, nj II O'Clock,
That desirable twO-story WOODEN HOUSE AND
STORE Known a. 49, King street. Lot measures
20 feet front by l6a feet In depth, more or less,
NUN NUN joint use OF alley on tile north; fences as
they now stand, the boundary line.
Icrns-Onc.half cash; balance ih one year,
with Interest; property To hc insured and policy
as1gncd. Purchaser 10 pay us for papers and
stamps. uoy2
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TIE MASONIC FAIR.-The Masonic Fair to be
opened here on the 18th of this month will be
one Of the grandest exhibitions OF the kind ever
witnessed IN the city.
The following named gentlemen have been ap.
pointed committee to solicit donations OF arti.
oies representing the different branches OF busi-
ness in the city, nnd they announce that oil pres.
ents will be duly acknowledged through the pub
uc prints exhibited with the business card OF the
donor ut the stores OF Mcssrs. w. G. Whilden &
Co. and Knox, DAILY & Co., until the commence
ment OF the Fair and then appropriated rs prizes:
8. Thomas, Jr., Lodge No. 1; G. II. Ingraham Jr
&Lodgc No. a; J. Ogren, Lodge No. 6; N. Levin,
lodge No. o; E. NJ. Jeanncrett Lodge No. 10; R. E.
kBrown, Lodge No. Il; S. e. welch, Lodge No. 2I (;
d. Muller, Lodge No. 80; A. Melchers, Lodge No.
go; w. w. Simons, Lodge No. 70; W. W. Pember-
con, Lodge No. 70; O. W. Stiles, Lodge No. 90; W.
L. King, Lodge No. 1856; a. b. Cakes, 8. q. Com
mandery, No. 1; J. II. Loeb, Chapter No. l; A.
Lindstrom, Chapter No. 8; w. ]. Trim, Chapter
No. IL; L. F. Meyer, Chapter No. 10.
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kOBEtT STEWART, TRUSTEE, vs.. WAI 7, SAN
DEliS, EFT AL.
VIII be sold ON TUESDAY, 9th day OF November
next, in front OF the Old Customhousn in
Charleston, At II O'Clock a. NJ. precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND situate In St. Andrews
Parish, Charleston County, containing about 20
acres, more or less: bounded north by Lands OF
Alexander II, Brown, Esq, cast by Lands OF the
same, south ana west OIL Lands or Wn. llayencl
ESQ., On the Lands are q iinc Dwelling House
Kitchen, Stables and Ontbuildings.
ferm5-One-third caal; balance In ono and TIVE
years, 10 be secured by bond OF the purchaser
with Interest from dny OF sale, payable somi.an-
nually and mortgage OF The premises sold.
Octln tu4 Il. W. NJ. MACKEY. y. O. @.
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JOHN s. RYAN,
Auctfonccr.
A UCTION SALE BY ORDER OF THE
n UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
AND DIRECTION or TIE
ASSIGNEE.

IN THE NATTER OF EMANUEL. MORRIS. 4
BANKRUPT, EX PARTE OSWALD REEDEE-
STATE OF S0IyriI CHRniJNAHh
IN BANKRUPTCY.
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