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MEMS LIST
Allin, William

Allin, William
Allen, w G
Albrecht, Georg
Austin, Arthur
Bell, Neptune
Bernard, Joseph
Becker, + w
Billion, Jacob j
Blase, Carl T.
Boswell, Alfred
(freedman)
Barth, w j
Browning, A F
Bryans, Hugh
Brown, j NJ
Brown, Eden
Bunger. Nicolas
Buggelin, John
&C stello. George
Carney, Peter
Carr, j O
Gate. E G.
Chrisstone, Kol
lie
Clauss, Henry
Clifford, A r
Clement, II G
(cashr)
Cooper, william
Colby, Charles ]
4 Co
Coyn, Thomas
Cook, Chas L, IN
D)
Cox, W A
! Conway, Bros j
Brown
Dass, Emil
Dass, Gustave
Darlington, II ]
Davis, w B
Deliesseline, JIM
II
DEM, David
Deal, Benjamin
DuQuercorn,
Mons Angus
tuS
Eddy. Thomas
Fights, Jimmy
Egan, G w
Ferguson, Sam
uel
Fitzpatrick, Allen
Fitzsimmons, W
b
Fleming, Hiram
fcOl'6l
Forrest, Thomas
Frits, DR.
Frost, w
Friedemould, NJ
Galloway, Capt I
Guken, John
g ibbs, Joseph A
Gleeson, Thomas
Gordon, Saneco
(coi'd)
Grun,me, W H
Greer, w r
Grierson & Wal
ter
Harrison. BIN
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financial anb Wommerfial.
The Charleston nloney market.

The CharlcsdOm Money Market.
THURSDAY, January %. 1869.
But little business has been done during tho past
week, and quotations show marked change. City
stock has been sold at from 81 to 60 in different
amounts and is somewhat unsettled. OF the mar
ket generally 1t may be said that holders stiff in
their demands and that there is no great amount Of
money seeking Investment.
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woNGBN,S LIST
Adams, Ellen
Adkins, Mrs l. M
Adams, Mrs II p
Auldberg, Jane

Addams, Ellen
Adkins, Mrs l. NJ
Adams, Mrs II I
AuldbeTg, Jane
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Ball, Miss w
Barbot, Miss 2 j
Barbot, Mrs l.
Barton, Jane
Bailey, Fannie Q
Barber, Mollle j
Bird, Mary
Black, Sarah
Bonneau, Miss NJ
Brody, Sarah
Breland, Georgi.
Brodie, Carrie b
Bulkley, Julia
Burkmirer, Mary
Brown, Hannah
Brown, Miss II
Brown, sarah
Brown, Mrs y
Callaghan, Besy
Campbell, Mrs
Charles, Sallie L
Chichester. Sarah
Clinton, Miss :
G.
Cook, Mrs NJ
Condy, Fannie
Conlon, Mary
Ann
Cooper, Mary Il
Collin, Miss j
Cruice, argt
Crane. Kate M
Crouch, Miss L
+
Curtis, Mrs M L
Chisoln, Miss L
Darcye, Katie
Dunn, Mrs
Dunn, Julia A
Eastcrby, Maria
EARLY, Miss r. A
Fggart, Mis- j w
Fagin, Maggie
Fash, Amelia
Frost, Anna r
Gaillard, Miss Al
Gibbon, Mrs E
Gready, Ellen B
Gruber, Mrs M
Green, Abby
Hadre, Madame
Hart, Mrs Ii
Hays, Mary
Harmon, aannie
Haynes, Mary
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Con sISnees per South Cal DINA Railroad
January rs.

Con Sig nees per south Cal DINA Railroad
January 2S.
488 bales Cotton, CT bales Domestics, G08 bushels
Grain, 20 bbls Naval Stores, Lumber, 4 cars
Stock, 40 sacks Bran. TO Railroad AZ, mt, Mowry
Co. Ravenel & Co, w Williams l. Co, Wardlaw 4
Carcw. l. Desaussure Pelzcr, Rod gers & Co,
Wiss, Reeder g. Davis Brodie & co, West Il Jones'
Campsen & Co. O'NMll. Q T Lubs, Stcnhouse &
Co, Goldsmith & Sons, j b Sloan, Frost & Adger
Aiken & Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith g. Co, j r Prin-
gle, Cohen, Hanckel \ Co, w c. urtney s. Co,
Murc GO, Dowie j. Noise.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
January 2S.
&C bales Cotton, boxes Tobacco, Mdse. &c. To L
Cohen & Co, Ryan, Kirkpatrick Wiite, 1hax-
ton, & Co, Frost & Adger, Kavenel Co. Clag-
horn. Herring e. Co. J O'Neiil & Son, G. w VIII
liams Il Co, G w Clark & Co, J Keils Railroad
Agent.
COnsi4nees per Charleston and Savan-
nah Railroad, January 2s.
Cotton, Rice, Potatoes and Mdse. To T Kama
paux, Roper Il stoncy, Haines, w S Harley, l.
DeSaussure, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 Co. Adger, Clacius
u Wittc. w Bee & Co, j \ Quackenbusb, q Wal
ter Co, Apple
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Percy, Allen
Percy, Hiram B
Penland, George
Pinckney, John
Pierce, Nehemiah
b
Platt, P Nj Rus
sell
Plomner. April
Potes, Peter
Pool, ) p
Prentice Il Lamb
Prailler. Aron A
Pritchard, DR.
Reilly, John
Ringman. w G.
Riley, Cap john
athan
Rnane, F M
Roberts, s G
Rainbow, L
robertson, w r
Rosedam. Henry
Rutledge. Will
liam
schroeder, John
Fried
Schroeder, John
Scihefelin, Richd
l.
Scaley, Andrew
Scott, Simmon
Scriven. Jacob
Schwaub, E w
Simpson, Paul
shaw, James @
Shadwic, John
singleton, Rob-
ert
Simmons, Au-
gustus
Struck, Emil
Sturcken, II
Strong, Abram V
Stetts, Milton F
Stafort, Peter
Stanley, I w
sullivan, John
thompson, Ju-
MUS
Thode, Charles
Thompson. F F
I1crney. Pattr1ck
Tinke, Henry
'rhamssen. r T
'l'oomer, James
romlinson, w T
utt, W H
Visanski. G. A
Walsh, john
Werner, Died.
Wilson, Fort E
Wlttschen, Hen
ry
Williamson, Mr.
Wi der Il Fuller
ton
Wha!ey, William
8, Jr
Wilkinson, Paul
M
Wilks. Hazel III
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MCMILLAN, Mrs
lMcThames, Miss
| j L
Nesbit, Mrs e
Newton, Josa-
phine
iNohrden, MES A
f
Norman, Miss l.
Ortmann, Mary
L
Plate. Ann
Polite, Rcbecca
Pope, Miss G A
lPoyas, Emma q.
Prince. Mrs S A
Rabb, Mrs A T
Reid, Miss n
Redmond. Mary
Rhue. Sarah B
Robertson, Miss
G NJ
Rodgers, Mary j
Salter, Mary
Schroeder, Mrs M
Sinclair, Nellie
Soubiates, Sarah
Spencer, Miss r
Spencer, MISS O
Steaphens, Mary
Steel, Clara
strachland, Mrs
Nj
Stroble, Mary
| Ann
Swetlanh, Miss II
Simmons, Susan
Smith. Miss A
Thomas, Jane
|Tobin, Mary
Taylor, Mary
Tredor, Fannie
watson, Mary
Warner, Miss 8
Warner, Nellie
Weissinger, Miss
d e
Weston, Miss A
M
Whilden, Mrs w |
Winningham, |
Mrs s T.
Wilson, Pheby |
Wilson, Miss A |
NJ A |
Ward, Mrs L |
Zealy, Maggie
ZeiDlar Mrs nj
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LoNDoaDEaRY, january 2e-Arriyed, the North

LONDONDERRY, January 2e-Arrived the North
America.
BOSTON, january 28-Arrived, the Jeannette
NEW YORK. January 28-Arrived tho Alabama.
SAVANNAH, January 28-Arrived, the bark Lamp
lighter from New York.
Cleared, steamship Hermann Livingston for New
York; the Fannie for Baltimore.
Weather cool and clear Wind southwest.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POhl
FOPEIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Edith Wheeler. up. Jan
British brig Cecilia, Blstrup, sailed. Jan 9
HAvRE.
Ship Pacific, Foss sailod.. Jan
HAVANA.
British ship Charleston. Cochrane sailed Jan 15
MATANZAs.
Spanish brig Pastola, -, sailed. Dec %
EsTIC.
BOSTOc.
Schr Sarah A Hammond, Wiley, up........... Jan s
Schr b Hawkins, Wyatt, up. ................J Jan rs
wISCAsSET, ME.
Schr Atalanta Lobby, sailed Dec 18
NEWPORT, = I.
Schr Eva N Johnson johnson sailed Jan Is
NEW YORgs
Schr My1over, Brown, up...................Ja Jan IS
Scr . Lee, Carr. cleared Jan %
ncnr vrale -, up. ia 70
Schr Franklin Swain, Observation-Disclosures Jan IA
Schr w Smith, locker cleared. Jan rs
ScDr Kanduskeag -. up. Jan %
Schr Henry Harteau, Jones, cleared. ...... Jan %
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, cleared Jan 19
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Prometheus. Gray. to leavc.... Jan %
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, cleared. Jan &c
Schr Shiloh, Hubbard, sailed. Jan 25
schr Baker, Brewster up.... Jan rs
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THE. DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the PostofHce at
Charleston, for the week ending JANUARY 2s,
1869 and printed officially In THE DAILY NEWS tho
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston,
A@-Pcrsons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
AS- Office hours from 8 A. M. to P. M. On Sun
days, from to p. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT Postmaster.
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Stocks or Cotton an the Interior Towns
mot included im the Receipts.
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ATLANTIC AND GvLr RAILHo

AtLA ANIAC AND GtLF RAILROAD.
<rasgya;t ','NN.AN,
h4leEs 5
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GENERAL SUPERINIE EN- DENTS OFFICE.)
ATLANTIC AND GULF EAILkOAD,
SAVANNAH, OCI ODER "3, 1868.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER; l.
" TRAINS ON THIS ROAD will follows
commencing with P NJ. Train:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Savannah (Sundays rXccptel at......7 z 90 NJ
Arrive at Live Oak 20 A NJ
Arrive at Jacksonville at.................7 at z 80 M
Leave Jacksonville tSundays cXccpted at. - Is
Arrive at Savannah tMondays cxccptedl at. IS NJ
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays exccptad) at......7 90 NJ
Arrive at Balnbrdge at 10 20
Arrive at Live Oak 5 80 NJ
Arrive at Jacksonville at. 80 NJ
Arrive at Tallahassee eat................l2 at. 81 NJ
Leave cambridge Sundays exec ped) at. z 90
Leave Tallahassee at. 45 M
Leave Jacksonville at....................l0 at. 10 1S A
Leave Live Oak at Observation-Disclosures 20 A n
Arrive at savannah Sundays excepted) a.. 6 90
Passengers to Stations west OF Lawton and Live
Oak take Day Train from savannah
Passengers from cambridge connect at Lawton
with Express Train for Savannah at 90 A. NJ.
PASSENGERS from Tallahassee by Day Train connect
at Live TX with Express Train for Savannah at II 40
P. NJ.
Sleeping Cars on Expres, Trains
No change between Jacksonville and Savannah on
Express Train.
Steamers leave St Marks for New Orleans, Apa-
lachicola and Pensacola every FRIDAY.
Leave st Marks for Havana, Key West Cedar Keys
and Tampa every Wednesday.
Steamers leave Jacksonville for Palatka, Enter
prise and all points the St Johns River every
Sunday and Wednesday at 8 90 A. NJ
Il. 8. HAINES
November 2 mo General Superintendent.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

THE CHARLESTON MARKET.
[FoR THE WEEK ENDING TAURspAA JANUARY 2s
COTTON.-The market for th;M article 10, the
weak under review has been marked by decided
absence of activity, there being strong indispos
ton on the part of manufacturers to pay present
prices, aud theie purchases consequently en
the most restricted scale, being generally only for
the supply Of pressing and immediate wants.
Holders, however, have exhibited much fifmness
and make only the most limited CONCESSIONS an be-
lieve that the present consumptive demand and
limited supplies to forward fully authorize the
maintenance of the present and even higher rates.
The above mentioned condition of the general mar
ket has caused depression Of the article and prices
have had tendency to go lower, and the fibre at
Liverpool which opened at 11H911Xd declined to
112s Q111zd y ID for middling uplands, and at New
York which began at 291s went down to % S}s@2sAc
o fb for New York middling; and at this port mid.
ding upland which at the beginning of the week was
quoted at 2sh fell of to PKG and has since rallied
to about 2sc y ib
The leading markets have presented the followin
aspect during the week, as reported by kilograms:
At Liverpool, on Friday, January %, the staple
was active sales 15, 600 bales, uplands 111s@11xd;
the day at New York the article was less ac
tive, sales 5000 bales, at 29Ac. On Saturday, the
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Hotel Arrlvals-October 2S.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
&. P. Williams, Aorrlstown; ]. L. MckeeVer,
New York; James II. Tratter, Philadelphia; Cap
tain W. &. Roberts, Liverpool; F. Radclifr, st.
Thomas; L. B. Cross, Philadelphia; ]. w. Coker,
Augusta; L. ]. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Miss Jones, New
berry; Miss ]. O'Connell, M. O'Connell, Fort Mill
W. II. wesson, North Carolina Mrs. A. G. Girard,
child and nurse, New Orleans; G. M. Brayton, s.
B. Remey, U. S. A. R. R. Bredgess, Wilmington;
W. J. Walker Washington; General VIM. MacRae,
VIM. A. Walker, Wilmington; Joshua r. Dryder,
New York; Charles A. Welch, Jr Boston; Rev. J.
B. Campbell, Miss Campbell Miss Campbell,
Brooklyn; Charles Johnson, City; ID. M. Prince,
Cheraw; Mrs. Campbell Bryce, Miss M. G. Bryce,
Columbia: Joseph Robb, Baltimore; VIM. Dayton,
New York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
j. w. Abbott and ]. w. Hutcherson, Agents
Stone L Murray's Circus; ]. Gorham, city: :.
Coker, Savannah; W. N. Punter, S. c.; j. X.
Mills, wlnterville; A. d. Bell, Wnnsboro; Signor
Carfano and Signora Carfano, New York; O. S.
Hodges, Providence; A. E. Follett, J. S. Folett,
s. r. Sutton and J. Rothan, N. Y; j. II. Good
rich, New Haven; s. D. Remey, Fort Aaccn; q.
E. Isaacs, lady and child, Columbia; G. b. Pan
dolpint, N. Y; G. E: Smith, Boston.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

THB MEDICAL CoLLEos OF SOUTH CAROLINA, in
this city, will commence its winterterm on Mon
day next, the first proximo We have not heard
what number Of students are expected, but hope
it win be goodly number, as the gentlemen OF
the faculty certainly merit substantial reward
for their arduous labors, which we know will be
faithfully performed.
There is no better institution in the country, as
will be testified by thousands Of its graduates,
who live In every State Of the South and West
and all positions OF honor and trust in their re-
spective spheres. The faculty Of the College has
always ranked with the best in the land, and we
do not hesitate to say that this is the case now
There is always ample material for the industri-
Gus student Of anatomy, and the opportunities
for clinical instruction are abundant. and under
the direction OF good pathologists and diagnosti-
clans.
A student who desires to learn and make good
use Of his time cannot subserve these purposes
better anywhere than in the Medical College OF
Charleston, and we hope there will be good at
tendance this winter.
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Aurtion 6aIes-- fntnre Daps.
COUTH CAROLINA, KERSHAW COUN
- TY-IN EQUITY.
JAMES CHEsNUT, EXECUTOR, vs.. MARY O.
REYNOLDS, SARAH CHESNUT, MARY
C. FRIERS0N. EFT AL-BILL FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL,
PARTITION, &c.

In pursuance OF q decree made In the above cause
at September Term, 1869, we will expose to
public sale, before the Courthouse, In Camden,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on MONDAY, the 9th day OF
December next,
The following most valuable LANDS, lying from
three to four miles from the Town OF Camden,
Immediately on the South Carolina Railroad,
fronting on Wateree River, and running back,
eastwardly, five miles, covering over five thous-
and acres, one thousand of which are fine swamp
lands In cultivation, one thousand fine uplands In
cultivation, and over three thousand In original
forest, heavily tlmbered with oaks, hickory, dog
wood, pine &c. much Of it very fine cotton land,
finely watered and Offering abundant winter
pasturage:
First. BELLE-M0NT, very choice plantation
OF over eight hundred acres, on Wateree River,
three miles from Camden, with large settle
ment on 1t: will produce, without manures, q
bale of cotton or seventy-hve bushels OF corn TO
the acre. This is regarded as the best body OF
land on the Wateree River.
Second. TOWN CREEK PLANTATION, adjoin-
ing the above, consists OF four thousand d re
hundred acres, recently held as one large planGa-
ton comprising swamp, second bottom, and up
lands, heavily timbered and finely watered, hay-
ing two fine streams running through it.. The
South Carolina Railroad and two public highways
run through these lands and render them acces-
sible at all points. They are very convenient to
Camden; the uplands are perfectly health1ul and
present rare advantages.
This place is subdivided into and will be sold as
twenty-One farms OF one hundred 10 10ur nun
dred acres, Offering rare opportunity 10 settlers
seeking homes Adjoining plantations have
been divided into small farms and are taken by
our best people.
Terms-One-ifth cash; balance on a credit OF
one, two and three years, in equal annual install
ments, with interest from date, payable annually
at seven per cent. secured by bond, sureties
and mortgage OF the premises, with the prlvi-
leGe to purchasers to pay cash. Purchasers to pay
for stamps and papers.
An agent on the place will show the lands, and
the plats can be seen Of the office OF Vim. II.
Shannon, Esq., Camden. S. G.
JAMES CHESNUT,
VIM NJ. SHANNON,
Special Masters and Receivers.
Camden. 8. O., Nov. !, 1889. lm6w2
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GLOVES HOSIERY.
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Goods F Rumg and other
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OUR AND WINTER STOCK
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Z CsUMBs Quarantine win be abolished at sun
set to-incrrow.
Three ribs OF a human being, with shell fast
= ened ii them, were picked up near Battery Wag-
ner dag before yesterday.
Three hundred and thirty y-six persons, who have
notmale their returns to the Assessor, will have
sthelr names in print shortly.
The exercises OF the winter term Of the Charles
ton College win commence on Monday next.
An Independent woodsawyer who would not
sake out license to saw wood, saw the Mayor
yesterday BY request of o policeman. The Mayor
tod him he was riding too high a. horse and would
have to take out a license.
polite constable yesterday volunteered to
war IN an adjoining room while his prisoner ate
! suy,per. The prisoner bolted his supper and then
BORED ont Of the window, leaving the constable
ITO Bait.
me fnes imposed BY the Mayor yesterday
amounted SIS.
Rlizabeth Gillian, who assaulted her husband
s with rock, has been committed to jail
Isaac Miller, colored, who Was arrested by on
ter Quinn upon the charge Of stealing $50 from
Nj. =. Bucnheit has acknowledged the theft.
& fne drummeTs do nos Hike the 'bil to license
ana regulate the sale Of goods by sample" as
seraing that If they have to pay $50 for license
exerywAsrc they go, the drumming business win
Sfoss altogether Improbable.
SiISw xohE Rsraid, Times Tribune' ana World,
nye cents pSr copy, at 9. 9. lssssetss, 10. lel
KlBx ssrest 50 s.
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ri rHp STRIKE AHD THE BENEDHr

Our community has frequently been disturbed
OF late BY the demands OF set Of Radical He-
proes. who have united under the name of the
Longshoremen's Protective Union, and who,
ayailing themselves of the supposed necessity OF
their employers, have set up the most unreasona-
BILE exactions in the matter Of wages. very
little frmness, however, on the part OF the EN-
ployers defeated their attempts. They have now
made another outbreak on new pretended
issue.
For some good and sufficient reason, we pre-
sumo, certain shipowners refuse to trust their
carroes to tho hands of one Stoddard, who is q
stevedore and Radical oflce-holder. Where
upon this protective union refuse to load OF un-
load vessels, unless Stevedore StOddard be per-
mitted to have the handling of property which
the parties interested are dsinclined to commit
to his unmatched manipulation. The union
claims that, being Radical, he is necessarily
Trustworthy, and therefore any exception to him
must have its origin in objection to his political
principles.
II this were true, and the character OF the man
in no way involved does 1t lie in the mouths OF
Radicals to complain OF it as prescription, wnen
they have within q very few days only, In mass
assemblage in the entire Radical league, demand
ed of their creatures, the MAJOR and Aldermen OF
Radcalized Charleston, that every Democrat on
the police Of the city should be forthwith dis
charged, and their places filled by members OF
the Union League; and in obedience to this man.
date, presented by select committee, these de-
mands have been acceeded to, and some twenty
or thirty Democrats turned adrift at once, and
promise made by the Mayor that he would remove
the others as fast as their places could be sup
piled Now these negro Radicals again disturb
the quiet of the community with their howlings,
because, forsooth the poisoned chalice Which
they prepared for Democrats, has been commend
ed to their own lips.
Its time, in our opinion that these political doc
tors should be made to swallow their own physic,
and we would suggest to shipowners and con-
signees, that the very best dose to administer
would be the substitution OF these prescribed
Democrats In lieu of their Radical proscribers.
Frequent doses of this sort may be required for
time, but its operation will he ultimately ef1ec-
tual. So long as the disease continues, the reme-
dy should be applied. 1t is panacea for special
cases, and prophy to purify the political at
mosphere OF all bodies approaching similar
state Of corruption.
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BY virtue OF an order OF the Honorable the Dis
trict Court OF the United States, will of1er for
sale, at the Old Postoffice In Charleston, on
TUESDAY, the I'd OF November next, at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
All that TRACT OF LAND, containing one hun
dred and twenty-five Q25) acres more or less,
situate and lying on the public road leading to
Saltketcher Bridge, in the District mow County,
OF Beaufort and State Of South Carolina, and
bounded OIL the north on Land OF Estate OF WIN.
Cook, east by n. Langford south by John Harvey,
and west by Lands OF Elizabeth kearse.
ALSO,
All that LOT OR PIECE OF LAND, containing
three acres, situate and lying at the Whippy
Swamp Cross Roads, In the County and St0te
aforesaid, and bounded on the north BY Lands OF
X. N. Terry, east and south BY Lands OF Jehu
Harvey, and west by Lands Of W. ]. Terry.
Terms-One-half cash; remainder In one year,
TO be secured by bond bearing interest from day
OF sale, ut rate of I per cent. per annum and
mortgage Of the property. Purchasers to pay Tor
stamps and conveyance.
octi6 s3tu1 J. w. BURBRIDGE, Assignee.
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6otels.!
n 81 A R L E TON HO 7 Z l.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

This nrst-class HOTEL, situated in peasant
location, and in the business portion OF ihe Guy,
renders it the most desirable Hotel ior either per
tjons are unsurpassed. having extensive suites OF
elegantly furnished apartments for families and
single gentlemen. The proprietor will endeayor
to maintain the high reputation enjoyed oy tne
"Charlestonn as drst-class house, and no effort
viii no shared to deserve a continuance OF the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponit =.
The best OF Livery Accommodations VIII be
found adjoining the establishment.
The house is supplied with the celebrated Arte.
sian water, of which delightful baths can be had
either day or night. 4. d. JAUkSoN,
julyl2 PropraeEef.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30
JOHN S. RYAN,
AuctiOneer.
DECREE IN EQUITY.

By virtue of an order OF sale to me directed In
the above entitled case, will offer for sale at
public auction, az the Old Post0fllce, foot OF
Broad street, on TUESDAY the ID OF November
next at II O'Clock A. M.,
All that LOT OF LAND. with the BUILDINGS
thereon situate In the City Of Charleston, on the
west side OF Limehouse street, formerly OF the Es-
tate of Robert Limeh0usc, deceased, and known
veyor, as Lot No. %, measuring on Limehouse
street 81 feet, same on back line, and on north
and south lines los feet more or less. On the Lot
Is u fine wooden dwelling house, with four rooms,
pantry and dressing room, kitchen and outbulld-
mgs.
Terms-One-thrd cash; balance payable in one
and two years-the credit portion OF purchase
money to be secured by bond of purchaser and
mortgage OF the property; premises to be Insured
and policy assigned Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. ROBT. CHlSOLM, JR.,
octl6 SO Special Referee.