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CRuMps.-Thc fines imposed by the Mayor

CRuMDs.-Thc fines imposed by the Mayor
yesterday morning amounted to s25.
meeting Of the Survivors Association will be
held this evening to make arrangements for the
convention which will assemble In this city OH the
18th instant. A full attendance Of the members
Is requested
II Is now stated that the indictment against en-
Alderman 7. J. Mackcy in The Court OF General
Sessions, for assault and battery with intent 10
KILL has only been temporarily withdrawn, nnd
will be returned with some amendments.
wcll.authcntica,cd Ice was formed In the upper
portion Of the city yesterday morning.
\ dcscrtcr from the schr Lilly was arrested and
taken OH board yesterday By 0nlccrs Hernandez
and Truall.
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A RADICAL TiME-KEEPER.-To the asLonish-
mcnt OF all good citizens who were accustomed
to regulate their watches by the town clock, that
venerable monitor yesterday was stationary.
Hour after hour passed, and tile hands still
marked half-past ten. IIOusekeepers were dis
cor "crtcd, dinners were JeOpardized, and the
community would have been deluoralIzed IL the
error had not been discovered in time TO keep
the pot boiling.
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ARCHER's BAzAAR.-The ladies will be pleased
to know that their favorlte bazaar has received q
large addition of choice goods by late steamers.
An carly visit Is recommended.
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BY HUTSON LEE,
AucfIOneer.
TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

MARY F.. WILEY VS.. CHARLES WILEY EFT AL.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day of Nevcm-
ber III front OF the Old Customhousc, nj IL
O'Clock A. N. precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, situate OH the east side OF President
street, In the City OF Charleston, State OF South
Carolina, AMI known by the letter .'H'' In q plat
drawn by II. X. Payne, Surveyor, and recorded
In plat "a" page 103. measuring ana containing
butting ana bounding north on Lot marked '.G,'
east ON lot marked I'D, south oh Lands of -,
anttSest on President street, on the above ncn-
toned plat.
Terms-One e-tlir cash; balance In Two equal
successive annual instamcnts with interest ut
the rate Of per cent payable annually Till the
whole amount shall he paid, secured by bond or
bonds OF the purchaser ana mortgage OF the
premises sold. Purchaser will pay for papers md
stamps. T.. w. NJ MACkEY, s. c. G.
uoyo TIM
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MILLS HOUSE,
nus INEss NoTIC CEs

ATTENTION is called to the auction sale this
day ut 10 O'Clock, by J. A. EnsIow & Co., OF &C
boxes grocery sugar, In. front OF their store, No
80 East Day.
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By HUTSON LEE,
Auctionecr.
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION.

by virtue of an order OF sale to me directed by
the Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge OF the United
states District Court for the District OF South
Carolina, will he offered for snlc nt public auc-
tlon, at the Old POstoillcc, foot of BrOa street
on TUESDAY, November 3Oth, 1862 ut IL O'Clock
a. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND in
the Parish OF st. Thomas and st. Denis, on the
eastern branch OF the T OF Cooper River, known
rs The ingnn, containing one thousand four hun.
1reh and eighteen acres, II large portion OF whic
Is Under cutivation-the whole forming one ol
the most desirable Rice Plantations In the State
Terms-One.third cash; balance I'm two equal
annual instalmcnts secured by bond Of purchaser
anu u mortgage OF The premises. Purchaser tC
pay for papers and stamps.
nov0 tuitn7 LOUIS McLAIN, Assignee
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Will he sold OH TUESDAY, the 23d day of Novcm-
Der, ut II O'Clock a. H., precisely, In front OF
the Old Gust 0mlousc,
All that LOT OF LAND situate OH the south sllIc
or Tradd-s,rect, and known rs No. I5, In the City
of Charleston, measuring ana containing In front
on said street a5 feet 6 inches and in tlepth Or
feet, he the same more or less. Butting and
bounding cast on Lands Of William Ingieaby;
south on Lands Of -; west on Lands Of
ana north on Tradd street nfOlcsail; together
with the right Of u passage through q small alley,
in common with the House and Tenement To tic
west OF the aforesaid Lot OF Land.
TcrmS-Onc-iliird cash; balance In one two md
three years, Secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises sold. Purchaser TO pay
for papers ana stamps.
now tn4 Z. ". NJ. MACKEY s. c. C.
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Hotel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.
cnAnI.rsrnN HOTEL.

cHARLEST0N HOTEL.
Colonel A. ID. Frederick, Orangcburg; II. w.
Levy, Augusta; Captain NJ. B. Crowell, Il. II.
Sedgwick, Steamship Magnolia; A. ]. Ackcrmar
Paterson; N. j.; ]. Kahikc, New York; J. Allen
Duncan, Barnwcll; X. Simpson, Steamship Mag
nolla.
PAVILION HOTEL.
:. J. Kennedy, Jacksonville, Fla; J. Gorlam
City; G. w. Pratt, ralatka; J. Otolcngui, city; j.
B Smith, T. J. I'ertine, ID. J. Grecnough New
York; Robert L. Hill, Montreal; John C. Carman
South Carolina; W. Bance, Little Rock;J. l.. Hale
Mrs. J. Hale Mwaukic;S S. r. Oliver, S. W. New
man, Clarendon; NJ. Mario, ]. c. Campbell, South
Carolina: A. McFrcgor, Savannah; Thomas p. Fer
dnand, New York; wm. n. McNcill, Grahnm's
Cross Roads, s. G.
MILLS HOUSE
Carl Heron, James B. Pier, Newark; Thomas
Williams, wife and two children, Chicago; Thos
II. Graham, City; F. F. Buckow and wife, New
York; A. Peabody, Lousvtlle;J. J. w. Mitchell, New
York; James n Cutchen, Indian Town; Edward
E. Evans, Mrs. Edward f. Evans, Society Hill
T. w. Johnson, Meridian, Miss; s. NJ. RedHeid
wife, two children and servant, New York; E. d
Stonehi and lady, Madison, Gn.: Theodore Sue
and lady, Miss Emma Suet, Nv Tork; II. w
Hays, Albany, N. y; Mrs. ]. N. Fcnester and twt
daughters, Detroit; p. Il. Taylor, T. J. Byzur, G
Laurens, Now York.
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TIE survivors, CONVENTIONAL conven-
tion of!h- representatives OF the different Sur
vlvors Associ itions throughout the State will be
held IN this rity OH the 18th instant. General
Hampton and ether distinguished eX- Confederates
are exlectcd IT, be present. The object Of the
conyAtion is t, form State Central Associa.
tiny
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TO TIE LADTEs.-Wc beg TO call your special
attention to two t2) cascs OF I'oplins In choice
styles and colOrs ut twenty-five cents. These
goods are from auction; you win find them cheap,
and very desirable at No. 3s7 and $50 King street.
Respectfully, SToI.I. WEBB CO.
nOy2
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MEssRs. BYRNE & FoGARTY having been ap
pointth the sole agents OF Henry Wallace & Co.
Philadelphia, advertise great reduction in th
price OF liquors.
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KLENER's CINCINNATI LAGER BEER.-Thls
delicious and wholesome beverage may now be
obtained In quantities 10 suit, an agency for Its
sale In this State and Georgia having been eatab.
lIshcd by Mr. Joseph Trest, northwest corner OF
East Bny and Cumberland streets.
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Anrtioneers' 1lripaie eales, &r.
by J. FRASER MATmE,YEs.
PICE.AND PROVISION PLANTATION.

PWE'AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
At Private Sale
Tint valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TATlOE, called ROmncy, situated ut South Ferry,
Oh tile Santcc River. containing 1873 acrcs-i00
cleared and under bank, 800 high land, 81 cicar-
etl, balance well timbcrcd with cypress, oak, &c.
Tho Plantation IL now under cultivation, is well
and knoan as ono of tho beat pIuccs tile river.
Titles uncNccpi io;lahic.
For terms, apply To
j. FRASER HATTIEWES,
Real Estate Agent, No. Sc Brold street.
oct3O ftu
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA COI.ORED CoNsEnvA-
TINE CLuB.-A meeting Of this organization WAS
held last evening ut Oppcnhcim's Hall, corner Of
King and Hudson streets. 1t was largely attended
by the better class OF colorcd citizens, and several
addresses were made urging cooperation In the
movement. AMI showing the evil results or l,a,ll-
cal Cover nmcnt. The following preamble antI
resolutions were unanimously adoptcd:
Whereas, Tic undersigned coiored men of
Charleston being now convinced Of the cOrrnp-
tion, extravaganza anu ineillciency OF the present
rulers OF this State and city, and having ui;cOy-
cred that under the disguise Of doing good TO the
cOlOrcsl people, strangers have come here only To
advance their own personal interests, but having
really no affection for nor cO.intcrcst with us, and
that many native CarOnanS have joined them
only for the purpose OF obtaining u share OF The
spoils; ana being convinced that the great aa,l
unprecedented taxation, and other bal govern
mcnt under which we are now suffering, arc The
results of these men obtaining "iltcs; and being
convinced that our true and only friends to be
found among tile intelligent native gentlemen OF
this State whom we have known nll our lives and
iavc never found them wanting when needed nor
IN time OF trouble; and being convinced that our
interests are identical with theirs, ard that their
prosperity Is also ours; ana belu2 convinced that
to them alonc have to look for n reorgani2a-
tion OF our State nnd city governments, upon the
bases OF honesty and efficiency; and bclng fully
satisfied that we will receive every justice at their
hands. therefore, bc 1t
Res0ired, Tint we organize ourselves into q So
Glance. ' but for The The oniy Object OF freeing oUr
State and city from its present corrupt rulers
and placing honest, and capable men In their
places.
RpSOlred, That We do pledge ourselves never to
vote for any incompetent candidate, he lie Repub-
can or Democrat, for any oflce whatever, but to
use all our Influence to defeat all such candidates,
and clevating to Office only our own native and
honest citizens and such others a. our own gen.
tlemen may, In their WISDOM see fit to recon-
mend and support.
The thorough organization OF the club was then
effected by the election OF tile following officers:
A. l.. Harper, president; A. Dean, first vice-pres.
dent; John Thomas, second vice-prcsIdcnt; j.. ].
Taylor, secretary; Benjamin Brown, treasurer;
w. c. Rout chairman OF the executive committee.
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by A. G. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctionccr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON KING
STREET.

STREET.
VIII be sold THIS DAY next tho 9th instant,
at the Old Customhouse, Mt II O'Clock
All that valuable LOT or LAND on the west
side OF King street, fourth lot north OF Queen bc
Ing % feet front by 232 deep; together with rear
or lcss.
Terms cash. Purchaser pays for papers as
usual.
For further particulars OF this valuable propcr.
ty, apply as above at No. 20 Broad street, where
n plat can be seen. noyp fmtu3
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by w. Y. LEITCH s. II. :. BRUINS,
huctionccrs.
DOSITIvE AND UNRESERvED SALE
Il OF Oil PAINTINGS.

Will be sold at Auction, beginning on THURS.
DAY, the llth instant, at l. O'Clock, at the
Store southeast corner OF Broad and Church
streets, ana continued until sold
valuable collection OF OIL PAINTINGS in
massive GILT Frnmes This collection embraces
variety or subjects drawn from scenery I'm Ameri.
ca and Europe, together with historical and fancy
pieces from the studios OF Rascance. Kritehener,
Sorthcote, Hart Dirk, MycrheIm, Ebcrlie and
others OF equal reputation.
This collection will be upon exhibition day nnh
night, commencing on Tuesday, 9th instant, un-
til day OF sale.
The public, and the ladies particularly, ore invI-
ted to examine this collection and be present Mt
the sale.
Catalogues OF the Pictures will be ready for
distribution on Monday, 8th instant. nOvG
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By A.. {. MctiII.JIYRAY,
huctiOncrr.
rNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
FRANCIS SiKES vs HARRIET PHILLIPS ET AI..

FRANCIS SIKES w. HARRIET PHILLIPS TIT AL.
VIII hc sold on TUESDAY, 30ih November instant
III IRON; OF the OLD CuItonhousr, at II O'Clock
a. NJ.
All that lot OF LAND. with the buildings there.
on. tliate ing AMI being i'm Marion street in
Ward No. q. in the city of Charleston, measuring
anu containing Ioriy.fyc feet front ON Marion
street, by one hundred feet In depth he The same
more or less: bniting and bounding north by
Marion street, cast by Land Of II. \. Stone south
by. Land of Charles IIcckman, AMI west by Land
oil &. &. TrnlnbO, the said I.O, being known in IL
survey or Marion street, by X. X. payuc Survey.
or. as M. Is and 4 part Of No. IL.
Tertns-onc-thiri cash: buamce on Il credit Of
one ana two years secured hy bond, with interest
NJ Tie rate OF seven per cent. per annlIn payuhlc
annually, md mortgage OF The premises. The
buildings 10 bc insured anu the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers ami stamps.
nOr0 tu4 Il. w. Nj. MtCKEY. :. G.. G..
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WI BEG to acknowledge, Oh behalf of the
Ladies' Fuel Society. II donation of two cords OF
wood from Mcssrs. Vim. Roach & Co.
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A. c. MciiILLIYRAY,
Aictionccr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
PALMETTO SAVINGS INSTITUTION vs. COR
C0RAN.

by virtue OF decree In above case, | will selI at
public sale on TUESDAY, the 23d instant, Mt IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Customhouse, Broad
street,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, on the south side OF Ann street. City or
Charleston, measuring In front on Ann street AZ
feet inches, and the same on back line, by 200
feet In depth
Terms-Onc half cash; balance I'm one and two
years. to be secured by bond OF tile purchaser and
mortgage OF premises. Premises to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for pa
papers and stamps. T.. w. II. MACREY
nOy2 tu4 Sheriff c. G.
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by virtue OF IN order to me directed from the
Honorable Circuit Court OF the Eighth judicial
District, will sell to the highest bidder, ut Pen.
dlclon Village, on FRIDAY, the 10Th day OF No.
vcmbcr next,
The HOUSE AND LOT, known ns the late resi-
dcnce or snld deceased, situated In the Village OF
Pendleton on - street. adjoining Lot or T..
acres, more or less.
ALSO,
EThe BRICK STOREII0USF AND LOT, situate in
said Village. and on the !ublc square thereof,
now occupied by u II. Il. Sloan & Co.
Terms OF salc-Onc- fourth OF the purchase
money cash; the remaining three fGurths ON a
credit OF twelve months. with Interest from day
Of snc. secured by the bond OF purchaser and nj
least two approved siireties, with q mortgage OF
the premises. Purchaser TO pay for stampS nntI
titles. JOHN w. DANIELS
Clerk OF Court Anderson County.
oct27 wfm10Dso
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & II. $. BRUINS,
Auctionccrs.
! ALE We.

SALE POSITIVE
THIS DAY, the 9th November, at No. 1876 King
street. opposite Silcox's Furniture Wareroonls
VIII be sold, and sale continued In the evenings
at O'Clock, until the entire stock Is sold, :,
GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF
ELEGANT OBJECTS OF ART,
CONSISTING or
ChRRABA MARBLE STATUARY, vendc De
Prato, French Bronze Twenty-one Day Clocks
IironZe Figures OF entirely new models Aiabastcr
Statuary, Vases, Tazzas, Pedestals, Silver Plated
G. d. Pandolani & Co.. OF New York.
The assortment comprising Carrara Marble
Statuary, viz: The GUARDIAN ANGEL, by Bar.
alta; putto Lon Nidc, by Cherlci: Group Contend
ALABASTER STATUARY
=. DIANA, Madonna, Love and Psyche, Birth OF
Venus, Bacchus and Arlanna.
BR0SIE STATuETTES.
Molliere, Dante and VergiliO Cln and Sappho
Milton, liaronn and Curlomaguio, Dana, &C.. &c
Twenty Photographs, Views OF tile Cities and
Monuments OF Florence, pirn and Semn9
A splendid assortment Of TwENTYoNE DAY
CLOCKS.
Superby carved Marble Vases copied from
Etruscan, Roman, licbc, Gothic, Egyptian, Flo
rentinc and Grccian Designs; lIcrculaneum Urns
Animals, &c.
ALSO. WILL. DE ADDED TO TIE SALE,
\ large collection OF FINE SILVER PLATED
WARE AND CUTLERY.
The importers have used every cXcrtion to rem
der this collection complete In every detail and 1t
WILL upon examination, he found to be beyond
all precedent rs regards the beauty and variety
OF the articles offered
THIS splendid collection Ia now open for inspec-
tiOn, and the ladies' are especially invited TO call
and examine this magnificent assortment OF arti.
clcs lately imported.
Conditions cash. nov0
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CITY FF AIRS
Meetings This Day.

Carolina Chapter, ut 7p. NJ.
South Carolina Society, at6 L. III.
81. Patrlck's benevolent Society, at I l.. NJ.
Charleston Rlncmcn Society, al haf-past i. NJ.
South Carolina Friendly Socicil. ut J.. NJ.
Survivors, Association. nj : l.. NJ.
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Aurtion Gnlcs- future lurs.
by A. &. McGiLLIyRAY,
Aut;iOnccr.
JTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
MARIA DAILY vs.. ROBERT McCARI,ELl.

WIZ be sold on TUESDAY, The Both day or Novcm-
her instant, In front Of the Old u:i0imlIOllsc aL
II O'Clock 4. NJ. precisely
All that LOT or LAND with the Euildinps there
on, situate north side of Tra,d street. In the City
ol tharicSion, and Known Ivy the No 81, mcasliI-
nig ana continuing In front ON Tralh street ~
Icci. more ar lcss, ami In depth from south tu
loTn one hundred feet six inches, more or lcss;
putting AMI hnun'ling north on Land now or late
ol auhroe, east on anh now or late of 4. II. Long
west on Land now or hate Of Charles Love -
Tcrms-Onc-laf cash; balance in bond or bonIs
bearing interest, payable semi ml.anmuay. until the
principal Is paid, secured by mortgage of tho
premises BUILDINGS To he insured In some COM
nlny approved by me, and the policy assigned
The Insurance To- lie continued until the bonis are
paid.
nov9 tut T.. W. NJ MArKEY. s. CC
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by w. Y.'LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUC-
TION,

BY virtue Of order OF sale to me directed by the
Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District OF South Carolina,
Will offer for sale, ut public auction, on
THURSDAY, November 1lth, 1902 ut the Old
All that PLHSTXTioN or TRAIT OF LAND long
known rs 'RaCOOn Island,n situate, lying and
being In ST. Johns Parish Colleton District adm.
cent to Elist0 Island, and by O causeway con-
nccted Herewith; buttlng and bounding north on
Lands OF Major w. S. Murray, formerly OF Wnl.
Meggett. and the South EdistO River, and east on
Lands OF w. 8. Murray, south on Haynes Greek
and the South Edisto River, and west on the South
Edlst0 River.
Tcrms-0nc- cash; balance I'm one year. Sc
cured by bond OF purchaser bearing 7 per cent.
Interest and mortgage OF tho fcmises. Pur-
cliasher to pay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS McIAIN,
oci19 tuth18 Assignee f. w. ScabrO0k.
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A. G. McGILLIYRAY.
AuctIOIiccr.
FINDER DECREE EQUITY.
ROBERT STEWART. TRUSTEE. VS. wM. T. SAN
DEltS, Er Az.

VIII bc sold THIS DAY. the 9th day of Novcm
Dcr, In front of the Old CuSiomhousc I'm
Charleston, nt II O'Clock A. NJ. precisely,
All that LOT or LAND situate in 81. Andrew.
Parish, Charleston County, containing about 2g
acres, more or less: bounded north by Lands 0i
Alexander ii. Brown, Esr., Gust by Lands of tho
same, south anu west on Lands of VIM. RaveneI
Esq On the Lands are Il fine Dwelling IIousc
Kitchen, Stables ami OutbuilIngs.
Terms-onc-thir cash; balance in one anu two
years, TO he secured by bOnl OF the purchaser
with interest from day Of salc payable scini-an
ndally, ami mortgage Of the premises sold
novD tu4 T.. W. M, NIACKEY q g. g.
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CITY OF MEMPHIS COUPONS.
u ID W A RID LOW Nd ES,
BROKER, No. 4 BROAD STREET,

BROKER, No. 4 BROAD STREET,
buys anu sells on commission, Bonds. Stocks,
Bank Bills, and Securities Of all kinds. The high
est market prices obtained.
Amy Information desired, by letter or otherwise,
will be cheerfully given. Apply rs above ut No.
l broad street, or through PostOilicc Box 30I.
VIII also attend to the Investments OF money in
large anu small amounts.
REfERENCES.-Wagner, Huger & Co., Rccdcr &
Davis, q. a. Trenholm Son, w. e. bee & Co.,
Thomas T.. warlng Cashier South Carolina Loan
and Trust Company; PclZer, Rodgers Co.. J. ID.
Aiken and Co., George H. Walter ~ Co., Cohen,
llanckel & Co., Andrew SimondS, President First
National Bank. scpt2l 2mOs D&C
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THIS DAY, 9th instant, at 10 O'Clock. we will
sell ut our Auction SalcsrOom. No. l3j Meeting
street.
One very handsome tsmall sizcl BRUSSELS IS
CARPET, Fancy and Black CassiIncrcs, Beaver
Cloth, Kentucky Jeans, Black and Fancy Satlncis,
Fancy Prints. Dcaines Red ana White Flannel
Tick, Cotton Flannel, Plalt Slawls, Blcachcd and
Brown Shiring, llluc Plattls black Alpaca, Linen
Cloth Cloaks, Mems Assorted Cloth and Plush
Caps, Ladies' hssor cd Trimmed Bonncts. Cavalry
Jnckcts, Military FrOck Coats, All Wool Army
Blue Blankets White AMI Brown blankets, AS
sorted Invoice Clothing Coats, Vests and Pants,
ana Sundres. &c.
Conditions cash. nov9
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r-Auetiou 6aIes 0bis man.
by JOHN G. MILNOR & co.

DRUSSELS CARPET, DRY GOODS. La
ID DIHS' CLOTH CIOAKS, MEMS CAPS
LADIES' BONNErS, ARMY COATS
GOVERNMENT BLANKETS, &c.
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A. {. McGILLIVIAY,
Auctfonccr.

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
JAMES W: GRAY, MASTER IN EQUITY, sue.
CESS0R OF JAMES TUPPER, DECEASED
vs. ELIZABETH wITTSCHEN.
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GIotbina an0 9urnishina @ro0e


GIothins ano Furnishing @roos.
% Pc N G
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OF OUR OWN SELECTION AND MANUrAc-
TURED IN CHARLESTON BY OURSELVES,
Which we have determined to Sell at such prices
as cannot fail to satisfy the views OF the
CLOSEST DEALERS, ETHER THROUGH
ORDER OR PERSONAL SELECTION,
TO WIT:
Fancy Tweed Casslmeres, Sack and
Pnnts) 1870
Mixed Cashmere Suits. 13 90
Double and Twisted Cassimore suits... 16 90
TTarrison's Gray Cashmere Suits. .a..... 100
Fancy Cashmere Suits. ts...i............ II 90
Black and White SILK Mixed Suits. 49,. Is 90
ooioreo Sco'eh CheVlot SUITS. 20 90
Gold SILK Mixed Suits. o5 90
Black Cieth Sack, Pants and vcsts...... IL 90
p,oor noos.,, coos,,oro pant. ,,on, ~ ., - ~
co'0rcd cashmere rants from. m..'.....4 soto
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Fine Dlac. Cloth Vest. 800
Fine colored Cashmere Vests. 90
-, or,,,,,,, ron now. ~ ,,,,,,, 49,.
The GENUINE STAR BRAND SHIRT
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CLERK'S SALE.
IL. EQUiTY-ANpERso CoUNTY-B. FRANK
SLOAN vs.. WILLIAM II ID. GAILLARD AND
OTlIERS-BlI.T, TO PARTITION REAL
ESTATE, So.,. OF BENJAMIN +.
SLOAN, DECEASED.
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miscellaneous.
THE CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH

TIME CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH.
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND SOLD.
PATENTED BY
GEORGE WATT, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
The best Fallow, Subso, DitchIng and CuIttva-
ting PLOUGH. Superior to all others by actual
test, being adapted to every sol and doing the
hoe and plough work without choking.
For sale at mandatory prices, freight added,
by ]. Is. ADGER 4 CO., Agents.
No. 81 East Bay, Charleston. 8. C.
Also on hand, large. assortment OF other
Ploughs. Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters, and Agricul-
tural Implements OF oil kinds oct3o stuth
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A. c. MeGILLIYRAY,
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Auctioncer.

JOSEPH S. INGI.ESBY VS.. GEORGE EVANS,
TT UN, ET AL.