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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-16

JorTlNas.-White Sulphur Springs
is the politicians retreat this season.
Is it a fair verbal inference that we'll
water is good water?
It is calculated that tidy person
will use not less than six paper collars
day, during the present season.
The city is more than quiet-it seems
to be in a perfect stupor. There is not
excitement enough in police circles to
cause ripple on the tide of the. affairs
ofmen.' Arrests of Importance now
adays are becoming as uncommon as
honesty among politicians.
Son the Norfolk road, Says the Peters
burg Express, can excursion train will
run on Sunday;and many of our citizens
will doubtless avail themselves of this
opportunity to enjoy the sea breeze and
plunge in the briny waters of Hamp-
ton Roads or Ocean View"
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LETTERS held for postage in the
Post Office at Norfolk, Va, July 10th,
1869:
George Jones, Chester, Conn.
RW Pittman, Crowls K Roads, N G.
j M White, South Mills, N G..
VIM Ga,lings, steamer Lady of the
Lake, Wilmington, Del.
OF Spann, Norfolk, Va.
VIM j Parkinson, s" :" ..
Mrs j Kendall, Franktown, Va.
Mary A Fanshaw, Baltimore, Nd.
Jas G Choate, Norfolk, Va.
Prof BENZ Pierce, lDrummondtown,
Va. ... A.,
II. B. NICHOLS, P. NJ.
MAYORS COURT, Norfolk, Mayor De-
Cordy presiding. July Is.
The Mayors levee yesterday morn.
ing was, comparatively, large. The
following cases were disposed Of
Burwell johnson alias Gordan ant
VIM, Golden, notorious negroes, wer'
arraigned for abusing and threatening
an officer. The former was fined ST.
and the latter SIS. ''.
| They were also arraigned upon tt
| second charge of attempting to brea'
Jail on Wednesday night; they wer
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Fruit,
Oranges, % hn,i. none Lemons. g 50a7 90
Oranges, pr box $S Cranberries, 22a24
" pr Dbl. $l5al6 Cocoanuts pr 100, SIS
Figs per Id. 49,. .2Oa25 Chestnuts.. $3a4M
FiIberts..... . .l6c. Walnut. l5c.
FICIISeeG'
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dsopanh SALARY. Address u. s.
DoGUUn PIANO CO., N. Y.
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Meetings This Day,

Landmark Lodge, at +. NJ.
~. Andrews Society, ~ . T.. M.
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CoMMIssIoNER's SALE.

hy virtue OF decree Of the Court Of Equity Of
The County OF New Hanover, Of the Slate OF
North Carolina in the case OF Morris X. .Icsup,
ct Al, W. tile Wilmington ami Manchester Rail.
road Company. ct al Michael Cronicy, Commits
s.oner sr anly appointed 10y the Court, win sell at
IubiiC Auction, ut the door Of the Courthouse
III Wilmington, in the Statc OF North Carolina
ut IL O'Clock. A. N, on WEDNESDAY, tile 5tii
day Of January. 1870,
AZ that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the State
OF North Carolina, with a"'"" -oiling stock cuulD.
neni,' depots, workshops, materials and every
rights, privileges, franchises and appuft6nnn c6s.
as set forth and more particularly described In
the several mortgages mentioned in tile pro.
cccdings. ''0
Terms OF sale are cash.
The bonds OF the said Company secured by the
three first mortgages, to wit: The mortgnSe to
Edward Sandlortl, dated May l. 1851; The second
mortgage 10 Edward Sanford dated March /
1853, and the mortgage to George w. Dnrgan,
naicu thc 18TH OF April, iSd5. shall lie accepted IN
inli nS part payment. according to the priority or
SAID mortgaEcs; and the bonds Of the said Com
nany, secured by the mortgage to the said Morris
X Jcsup shall hc accepted pro rata as part pay-
ment In the order Of priority established In aud
mortgage. d.. CRONfY CommissIoncr
Wilmington, Nc. n0v16 tuf15w1
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by r. III. MARSHALL g. BRO.
Anrtion Gales -fnlure Dans.
A SSIGN ELS SALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT or SOUTH
CAR0LINA-iN TILE MATTER OF W.
w. iAltLLER, BANKRUPT
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Pursuant TO ali order OF the Honorable Judge
BRYAN. In the above case, l will Sell OH the first
/. TUESDAY In December next, at Marion Court
house. the following property:
n TRACT or LAND, on the north side OF lit
tic Peclee River, containing $50 acres, more or
less. conveyed 10 bankrupt by the Sheriff OF Ma
rion District, and recorded In Hook In the Re-
gaitr's Onl0e for Marion District; bounded there
by LihdH OF David Page John p. Page ana others,
being the Lands OH woh james Il. Page now
resides
One.haif interest In the unlmproyed Lots of
Land In Marion Village, Marion County, contain
ing each lyc-tcnhs t5-l0l Of an acre; bounded
by Lots or w. J. Dickson, John hurmois (now
8. Il. Stlnly's) and others. Situated near the be-
pot OF The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad.
mhtaed Nos 10. IL and Is In plat OF said village
made by Deputy Surveyor Levi LcGeitc dated
February. 1887, Rad Lots conveyed 10 J. j. iIari.
lea ami w. W. IIar!cG by q. j. Evans, Commits
aloncr In Equity. plat OF these Lois can be
seen on application to the Assignee.
A lot nnd once In Marion Village, fronting
cast on the public square; bounded on the north
by Lot Of y. f. Mcmillan, and s0Lth by Il. Baum q
Lot, ami Oh the west by street. This Lot tU be
sDltl at the risk Of the former purchasers
Ternls-0ne fourth t'i) cash balance on credit
OF ono nnd two years; purchasers 10 give bond
with Interest frcm day OF sale, pa yable annually,
secured by mnr;gn9c OF tho premises, nnl So
pay for all necessary papers aud stamps.
movie tu3 A. II. FORD. Assignee.
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by LOUIS u. DeSAUsSURE.
T Il r gle AN ID VALUABLE RICE
IL PLANTATIONS ON NORTH SANTEF
RIVER, At THE BEST PFrt.iI
OF TIE TIDE.

At Private Snle-
The valuable RICE PLANTATIONS on North
sahtee River. Georgetown District known IA
"Miliiiani." "Ecwlnnii" AMI "i,luir Main" con.
tanning, together, 1918 acres OF Land Of which $50
acres are tide swamp l.nnd, about 800 being now
i'Iitr CULTIVATION IN rice AMI the balance In good
order; there are t22 acres OF high Land of which
20 or 20 are cleared provision Land. capable OF
producing 10 bushels OF cOTH To the acre.
On "Milldnm" Plantation IL q good dwelling
honsc, two large barns. mill lnd one OF the
largest ami best negro settlements on North San.
too. On "NcwIand" and "IilnT Main" are also a
negro settlement.
On these Plantations there IL resilient force OF
Seventy I.aborcrE, aud houses sufficient for over
200 negroes.
Tho situation OF this estate, lying M II docs
above the salt water AMI below the fresbct Ianda
Inns always been considered among the safest on
Sanicc, and during The long period they have
been cultivated, there Is no Instance on record of
tho loss ol crop When cultivated previous TO
the war. they were capable OF producing over 40
bushels OF rice to the ncrc ana the CROPS aycrao-
ch from 10000 to $4,000 bushels Of rice sent 70
49, For further particulars. apply as aboyc. at No.
23 BROAD rect. unylG tuthse
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TIN LoNGsIoREMEN's OVATION TO Il. j. MAC
KEY.-Fhc LongshOrcmen's Protective Union,
numbering about two hundred colOrcd men, and
headed by band Of mulic, passed through the
principal streets, yesterday, on their way to the
South Carolina Railroad Depot to meet their dele
cation to the Labor Convention. A white banner,
bearing the name or the union and the figures OF
a cotton bale and iackscrcw, was carried by o
white man, and u United States flag was borne by
negro. When the procession was en- route for
the depot, there were only two white men In the
ranks but on their return the number had in
creased to seven. Two open carriages brought
mp the rear OF the line In the first OF which were
L. j. Mackcy nnd three colorcd men. The second
carriage contained J. q. Mackcy, Harbormaster
Stoddard, Stcyedore Smith ana one coorcd man.
After passing down King and through Market to
Meeting street, the procession proceeded to the
Military Hall, where congratulatory addresses
were made and the delegates welcomed home. 4.
J. Mickey, who holds the position of solicitor 10
tho Longshoremcn's Union, and ia president ol
tho Union League, WAS the lion OF the occasion,
and, after the pow-wOw ut the Military Hall, was
escorted to his house.
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The Ediso NTaiin
EpISrO. NOYnmilrr /.

EDiSr0. November %.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE NEWS.
IL IL now more than two weeks since we have
received either II letter or newspaper by mall. No
douot many correspondents In Charleston may
lake nmbragc at not receiving any answer To
'heir communications. In Justice to the nhabl.
tants OF Edisio Island, give this notice as one
of your suffering SusscnlnsRs.
I'VE are Informed by the postmaster that tho
delay In the delivery OF the malls MAS caused by
Il misstatement In one Of tnn "i'- - -
inc Iiinc or departure OF The vessel that carries
them. The vessel was advertised 10 sail ut 10
O'Clock in the morning, whereas it should have
been O'Clock in the morning.l
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SOMETHING S1RANGE.--Wc call the attention
or the Radicals, who have bccn no eager 10 give
tnc voting privilege To the cOlorcd population to
te Following curious facts which the repstrati,n
oi 1850, In AuEuSin, has just revealed: In Auuts-
Ia Ill iSGS there were registered 1912 whites
nhu 1881 blacks whiiat In the same town lhe,e
were registered, In 1862 l0oa whites and 81 blacks
showing Falling or or The whites In 1909 com.
pared with 1885, OF 90; Of The blacks for The same
period OF lS0i total decrease In the civ vo,c or
2sOs. This decline In registered voters, among
thc blacks, must he owing to one OF two causes:
either tEcy have bccn often h0cusscd 10y their so
called Radical friends that they are nj last deter
mined TO break or eycryAonnection with them
or else they so highly appreciate the privilege con-
ferFed ON them that they do not think II worth
the registration fee Of even one dollar.
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liote, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~.
ouAI.I.E.1rI nnrHr..

tiAEl.EsSlOS !lOrb'.
NJ III. Parker, Baltimore; Oscar WiI.irch;n Sa
vannah; John u. Bargain, GeUi si9; G. II. iJayis
Savannah; W. NJ. Corryal, T. S. Havy, william
Miller, North Carolina; q. II. Rarroa l.. NJ Ia.
WORTH minnesota; Hurry Robinson. Baltimore:
III. RnssnR, New Orleans; I. +. Smith, Brunswick.
). J. Patterson South Carolina; Dr. u. L. June,
Florida; u. 4. BOYD, North Carolina; Il. II. Wat
son, Philadelphia; II. lloyt, u. :. Army: Alfred
Eciy, New York; Or. Thos II. bailey, a. y: Hill,
H. q. Ei'shunnc, New York; J I. Poole. Chester;
Z. Z. Cox, Mrs. c. G. Cox ami san, Boston, Mnssa-
chnseits; i. Corbctt, Mrs. i. COrbctt New York;
o. N. Sadlcr, South Carolina; Il. T.. Fraser,
Georgetown, South Carolina; r. r. pcnn, Vir-
glnia; T. NJ Darlington, Mrs. e. M. Carrington
Newark, New Jersey; A. J. Taylor, Brouklyu
New York; Il. II. Clark, Camden, South Carolina; !;
Thomas LII. Zimmerman, Mrs. Thomas H. Xiin.
norman and two children, st. Matthews, South
Carolina.
PAVILION IoTHI.
j. W. r. Scott. rlliladcIphia; las. G. DrummCnd
Richmond; ]. H. W. Croft, +. COonan Charlotte;
'" H. PCck, New York; J. Gnrhaun, Savannah; s.
kin?man, CITY; las. $. Neil, Baltimore; Il. =.
bradley, MiSs r. g. hrndi"y. Williamsburg: G. NJ
Robinson, wm Thompson, IsobinsDil'a Circus:
Jno A. BOILER AMI three children, Thos H. Aur.
ray, mo. H. Bohlcr, Jr., Mist Fannie McridItb
Miss iIannc hTcrdh Augusta; Miss Lola But
.erneid, Paris; Miss NJ. Murray. Augusta; Geo
iviatt, NJ. D., Connecticut.
MILLS HOUSE.
w. w. W;rnamaktr, ST. Matthew's: A. T. .rnv
lor, Rrooklyn; l.. a. Dodge Christ Church Parish:
W. - Gains, south Carolina; Chaa. a. warren
H"ulh Carolina Railroad; laS. II. iiunt ana wife
iehhe'''ce j. ". Smith, .;avannall T. IL Ecnt
hehluc&J; Geo. Warren, New York; Ers James
ihompaon ana child, Cnnlcn, N. J.; T. G.. John.
son, II. J. Wilulo,, New York.
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Auctio, S:.Ics r'h:, Day.

Milcs Drake will sci, III 10 O'Clock, ~ his
store. Toys and other Christmas goods.
I.c,ch g. Eruns viii sell IL II o'clock, -, he 0i
Poit"Elcc houses, building iota. &c.
A.. G. McCiivray will sell for tho Sheriff, at II
O'clock at the old rostoniSc, iC::, estate.
liutson Ice will sell ~ Il o'c'uc ~ tho Oh
Puatoilicc, u rice plan'atic:
Il. NJ. Marshall Il Brother viii 49, al II o'clock,
al the OH, Iostoiilcc, building; lots.
u. b a. L. Cnldwcll will sell at halfpas' 0
oc.Dck, ~ their store, bacon lard, &c.
Henry Cob.a 4 Co., will sell at half.past .
O'clock, NJ their store, hams sugar, &c.
G. W. Sicilrns will Sell 4. hulrpnSt y O'Clock, al
bia store buttcr lard, &c.
r..urcy & Alexander will sell at 10 O'clock, at
their store, sugar, maCecrci. &c.
John &. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 O'clock. a,
thclr store, dry soods, ladies' cloaks &c
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n S u A II E s A L

will offer for sale. for cash, at the late residence
or w. d. Bowling, deceased, one and a half
miles from Ban,berg, OH WEDNESDAY, 18th OF
All ist The nsAL Estate of the said deceased as
follows:
LOT No. 1. known as the "simpson Lot,n and
all the houses and improvements thereon, situat-
acre. moro or less, fronting Railroad avenue and
adjoining Lands or A. Is. Rice.
Lot No. 2, lying at Graham's Turnout, on which
G w. Nicely now resides, containing eighteen and
llalf acres more or icSs, and bounded ns follows:
By the South Carolina Railroad COmpany and
LANDS OF Banel Guess, ana Lot Dr. Iianbarry.
sides. lying NJ Graham Turnout aud wei I'M
proved, containing one aci q, more or less. bound
ed by the Public Road leading from GraIlanI's
Turnout to SprIngtown, on tho east siio Of said
roat one hundred and eighteen feet; OH The south
by the l'aptist Church, one hundred and nifty roct
on the cast by Lands 0f II. Is. Rice. Said Lot mas
sold by u. Is. ltiGc TO Thomas j. Counts.
4,h: THAT valuable PLANTATION known rs
Eic "ltiyer Place containing seven hundred and
1lty acres. more or less, bounded on the north 10y
EMist0 River. ON the east and south by Martha
Ielgler, on the west by BarnwclL
9th. The OLD PLACE. near Graham.s Turnout.
containing seven hundred acres. more or lesa
ana bounded north by G. G: Cooper and II. d.
Kemp and @. w. Turner, ana cast by Madison
Fielder.
Will nlso sell, OH the same day, ut the River
Pour good MULES.
Six hundred bushels of Corn.
Six thousand pounds gOOI Fodder Peaa and
One Wagon, Plantation Tools, and olher artI.
cles not mentioned
Purchascra to pny for oil necessary papers and
revenue BtaupH
All persons indebted 10 The above Estate, arc ro.
qlles,ed TO como forward nnl make immediate
pay mcnt TO tile Undersigned.
j. f. FREE,
move tn3 Qualified Executor.
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THa RECENT lI0HICIDE-VERDIOr OF THE
oonosEn's JURY.-rhe coroncr's Jury, In the case
OF Jim Bailey, who died from Injuries received
near tho Six-mie House. OH the 10th Instant, WAS
convened At 10 A. NJ. yesterday. Isaac White o
oolorcd man. who was know. 10 have been In tho
company Of the deceased Ut u late hour OIL the
evening preceding hlS death, Ind been arrested
on suspiolon; but nothing could be proved
against him, and he wss successfully defended
~ ii. W. Schroeder, Esq. Numerous witnesses
verc examined, and the whole testimony proved
that about 10 o'clock on tho evening or
the goth inst, Isliey. had Como to Mapus'
store, noar the S;x.mic House, to pur-
chase supplies and had not returned. Search
was made for him about daylight, and he was
found lying near the railroad track with large
wound in the back Of his heal. One witness ics.
tiled that he had heard loud talking and pistol
shots during the night, but took no notice OF H.,
ss 1t was common occurrence. Bailey was To-
moved to Captain Myers house, aud thunce to
tho Roper Hospital, where he died. The wound
wns at ftrst supposed TO 10 gunshoi hut was
subsequently conceded To be caused by blow or
\ fall. The witnesses were examined aL Some
length, Int falled to attach The onus Of the deed
on ANY ono, and the Jury rendered q verdict
"tlat the deceased came to his death from in.
jurles received on hii head In some manner un
known to tic jury, together with the exposure to
tho cold weather on Saturday, the 20;h Instant u
The jury wero all whIto.
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Ey WAna.y.aw & CApEw.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

WIZ he sold III front oT The Oh, r"s;n.icc ro, of
the 9Th December nCNt
Thrce LOTS on Fast BAY, directly opposite he
m'W Cnsinnhonic, .nd two Lots on Mirkc.
street III HE rear of the above
ii'i property is OF great present and prnsrcc.
i've value, hcing situnlc IN The mosi largely Irc.
Gi"hted thor"nghlarc Of thc city, willis the Market
0n one side and the Cns,umhU,Sc in front und is
most admirable point for the erection OF stores
aiid warehouses;.
Tho Lots will he sOld at public outcry nj the
llnc specified, unless previously disposed Uf at
private sale, ana may he treated for aS a whole
mniti IN. TN ni December, on application Ia
WAiDlhW CAREW, who viii furnish all in.
formation aS To dimensions &C.
Terms made known on day or sale. Purchaser,
10 pay w. & g. for PAPERS.
sstt tI,t.S
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by MILES DRAKE.
SPECIAL SALE OF TOYS AND OTHER
~ 0O0DS SUITABLE FOR THE CHRIST.
MAS llOIlDAiS, TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT RESERVE

THIS MORNING, al Id O'Clock. will sell at my
Store, corner Ui King AMI l.lhcrty streets
WAN DOLLS, small, medium ana large sizes;
ncrnhats, Figures. Toy SicgIs, ChIldrcIls' Guns
walking Canes, bracelets. Watch Stands, Finger
Kings, Sleeve Buttons !'laiu and Fancy Ruhbrr
Balls. assorted sizes; Scarfa. Nubias, Nisscs' ami
Chiltlrcns' i'alm0ral Hose, Mccrsrhalm Pipes La
ulcs' Shichcls, u. C.nnd Lac" Iandkcrchicfs AIcr-
no SHIRTS and Drawers, Plated Tea and Table
Strings, &c.
on ro-Morrow will sell CLOTHING, Dry
iOonS, iIii5, Sc. uOy:iD
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hRnIviT OF iHuICEASra. Mr. w. !! rsR-
low. wGp was somc ti'nc as" appointed ore o'
The immigration agents uf t.o state nHI who fo-
mrny noHtl,F pa,i, hai been diligently at work
III The North vi Europe to tur', i portion o. the
tide Of Immigration towards S0a.t Giruiiia ar
rived III 'hc city yesterday from Nial,,r, Sweden
bringing With hiin L%cay-SiX Swedish iinniI-
grants, mostly farmers, mtitri and carpenters.
The new coincTs nil expect 10 select homes in
the Interior Or our state M-. rcriow, who
has sccu:c,. Tic agency rt !;ie Ga..arL line al
steamers at Malnio, nri has correspondents
at Copenhagen aud Hamburg, says that he can
induce any nu;ibc: cf Swcdcs, uancs anl Ger
mans to seek oar shores. tf our planters WHO hr.
sire such lab0rcrS viii cooperate with him ly AL
vancng portion OF the passage money, tohc
deducted from III. wages earned and Tins enable
him To oIlcr inducements in the way %! a cheap
through Ticket to Charleston. The details of Lis
ARRANGEMENTS are such as 10 absolutely insure The
planter against any risk Of loss. u i IN rontcin.
P!Ntlon, II sufficient engagements nc given, TO
charter s'canCr anl 10 brin. 10 Charleston di.
rect. NJ IN carly day H.. hundred iiGminrynts.
Planters who desire Ia communicate with Mr..
Fcriow may, for The present address their letters
to The care OF rruE NEWS.
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ST. ANDREWS lIAiL--TL liz to be hoped that
sbc 81. Andrews Society, which holds lis ami
Vcrsary meeting To-day, will join In the work Of
fenovating our city, so far as to take steps for
INC early reconstruction OF It's hall. The walls Of
tnc ruin are as strong rs ever, and we are as :
snreu oy ~cll-wlshcrs OF the society TINT there
hced bc no lack of funds to place the building in
thc same condition M in 1860.
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u Il r II r. Il E's ALE.

By vir;uc of decree of the Court OF Common
Pleas. for the Fourth Circuit of the state OF
south Carolina, sitting in EiIuily In The case of
MOTIFS H. Jcsmp. ct al, ". Lie Wilmington and
M;iichcktcr Railroad Company. cL al, will he
sold At Public Auction, as the door OF tic Court
house IN Wilmington, in the STATE or North Caro-
lima, 1T ! ! O'Clock a. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the
81 day Of January, 1870.
Al lhaL portion OF the WILSISGTOS AND
MANCHESTER. RAILROAD which iics within he
Stale OF Sonih Caloiima, with an the ROLLING;
STOCK, Equipments, l,rpots Workshops Mnlcri-
MS, ana everything pertaining tiicrcun,o, TO-
Geher with ali thc rights. privileges. franchises
tiu hprur,canccS us SUI forth an more p,rficJI-
larry h,Scrtbcd In he several morteagcs men,
iinncd In the proceedings.
TIE terms of The sale cash; the bends of The
company secured by the mortgages mentioned
IN The report of the special rccicc, antl filed in
ti!c Case io hn 'ccnpic,! from he purchaser pro
rata ~ part IymcHt in the order OF priority cs-
taliishcd by Inc report; provided tat the same
rairn6lc proportion OF cash hc paid In Tor Tile
other bonds oi the same grade Of priority not in
w hnndS oi the purchaser: AMI provided, also,
~ sufficient cash he pail! In 10 cover costs,
and expenses Of sale; the purchaser mist,
t'fhy Tor papers. ". AlSTON PRINGLE,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10th November, 1863
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by I. S. X. BENNETT.
r, B. A L e 8 t a T E {.

* II ~ Il u
AT Private Sale
All that elegant MANSION, with spacious
grounds, No. Lucas street.
o Fine itesiicncc, with Lot s5 by 200 feet, No. =
Smith street.
Fine Residence. on very inrgc and beautiful
Lot, No. = Meeting street.
Brond street.
pdli Fine Residence, with Lot GO by l2s feet No e
Tenement Dnilding, with Lot 4o by IS feet, Nos.
40 and 81 Broad street.
Large Workshop with 0ubudIngs ON Lot 90
by rs feet, No. % King street.
Lot, with Brick Buildings thereon. 80 by 2oo
fect No. IL Charlotte street.
Lot, with Wooden Building thereon -bv
No. = Ashley street.
Lot, beautifully located, near Rutledge street.
ALSO
A No. TRUCK PARM of flye acrcs. with now
buildings, up Rntletlgc avenue.
No. Truck Parm OF 08 acres Thoroughly set
tied. ono mile above the city limits, oil Ashley
River.
ALSO,
city. ~ ~
:, For further particulars, npply I'D above, at the
Real Estate Agency, No. 40 Broad street.
nDyo0 tutlI:S
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By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
TOTTON PLANTATION ON POCOrAI,-
~ 100 RIVER BEAUFORT DISTRICT

At Privatc Sale
Thc PLANTATION known as "Rock Point. u
t"ppoSite TO ''ltr.Ss island. ~ on Mackry's Neck
iaiiGn rivers, being upon The hitter river W,,ih l..
iia'iSahl". nnd ubnuL four miles from pocotaiiyn
khnS9dui depot Tic irnct cuniniHs 500 acres az
h.ShSalit about one tall Of which In cleared u.n
isll o0ftoi land, which Pre-, lois 10 the war On,
i,y"h Ei re;mta'i"a ln, the protl,lriiyrn,.ea ~,
the iai'ti ana auahiy q! ton prnhutci. There
Is na, large body uf marsh luI!tl ntuclrl tn thS
pl; CO. " '" -'''
-, For fur her particulars apply aa above, At No.
% Broad street. nuv.,,, tnra
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30

lIoLaEa' LYCEun.-An interest ing and i'll
s,ructivo lecture will be delivered this evening nj
the Lyccum, by Professor Holmes, OH the subject
"hround the World" The binOplrlc lantern and
drnInmond lights form an important feature in
the entertainment, ana cluudcappcd towers,
gorgeous temples. and other architectural and
natural wonders OF the great globe will be cx-
hhtc cu