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BRASS WORK.

STEAM GUAGEs, GONGs, GUA0E C0CKs
STEAM BIBBS AND STOP COCKS, STEAM
WHISTLES
GLOBE AND CHECK VALVES, OIL CUPS
WATER GUAGEs, GLASS GUAGE TUBES
MERCURY GUAGES, LOW WATER DETEC-
TORS
COPPER AND BRASS WIRE.
CAMERON. BsRKLEY s. CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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ARE YOU DYSPEPTIC,

Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited weak, or are you
sick and don't know what ais you; then try Plantn
ton Bitters and our word fer it, il will euro you.
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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ters in every STYLE Mince pies fresh daily Hot cof-
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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s'Do YOU 90 DOWN TOWN To-N1GsT, MY PET z"
mo darling, have labored enough to-day. Why
should flee from home. from happiness, from thee2
Life is full short to love- too short to squander.
love the photograph of my teart too well. No dur
ling my heart is here; Lere let ne keep company.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound, at Wilson'S Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Ansou streets. Goods delivered free.
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1F TIE LADIES Dur KSEM'

What thousands OF them are constantly relating
to u.s. we candidly believe half of the weakness,
prostration and distress cxoeri: uce1 b: them would
vanish
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LOCAL MATTERS.
UcTIOY SALE THIS Day.

A. c. McGILLIv9AY Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at the
old Postohlce, q muc, steam engine cotton
gins, &c.
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Desirable Building Lots on Ratledge Auenue.
RY r. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

On TUESDAY, 18th Instant Will be sold OF the Old
Postonice at II o'clock,
Those VACANT LOTS on east side Of Rutledge
Avenue, north Of Morris stree,-Nos. and meas
uring A feet on Rutledge by $50 deep, and Nos. s
md measuring 6.feet on Court leading from But
ledge,by 88 feet deep, more or less. .+s.
Terms-Half cash; secured as usual. Purchaser
to pay us for papers and stamps. Januarye
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CAPITAL. ......... 81, 600 ,ooo

T9NuIS GUAEO DTFrrEs FROM PERUVIAN
GuaIo simply il Inc relative proportions Of
the same clements OF fertility.
It's use during The past four years for the culture
of cotton and orn has given to it character for
standard excellence unsurpassed by genuine PERU
wan Guano and where Seasons Of drought inter-
vene, ii produces large increase of crops.
The price at whIce this Guano is placed Is so
much below that Of Peruvian Guano. as to constitute
it an object OF material importance to Southern
Agriculture.
The large capital and resources of the Company
enable 1t to furnish Guano of the highe value ut
the lowest possible cost to consumed g, and tho
highest interest OF tho company is gni led in
this policy.
The Company looks to large sales, small profits
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
invested.
DR.. ST. JULIEN RAvENEL. of South Caro-
lima, Is Scientific Director to the Company,
which affords sure guarantee of the continued eI-
celence Of the Gusno. None genuine unless brand.
ed with the name of JOHN S. REESE & CO., Gene
raj Agents OF the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY.
For terms and mode of application. apply TO
j. N. ROBSON,
Agent for the State of south Uarolna,
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf.
Decemher 10 BAo stuth3mo
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autip1 Sales.


Public Sale.
BY A. C, McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
Under foreclosure OF mortgage from - to- I
will expose. at public sale THIS DAY. the 9th
instant. a l0 o'c'ock A. NJ, precisely, iu1ront of
the Old Postofice,
l BLACK MULE,
ALSO,
Immediately after The above salc at Storehcuses on
Boyce's South Wharf,
STEAM ENGINE tsix horsepower, with the Shaft.
ing, Machinery and Betting
I Cotton Whipper.
2.COTTON GINS.
Terms caer. E. ". NJ. .MACKEI,
January9. Agent for Mortgage.
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MEETING THIS EVENING.
Home, Loan and Building Association, at7o'clcck.
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CHARLESTON R1FLEMEN CHARITABLE AssocIA-
T1oN-1he anniversary of this ancient society
founded in 1sO6) celebrated Hast nght-oficers
elected-and an elegant supper served, done up in
Tulleys best syle-at the hall. southwest corner of
King and Liberty streets. The following are the
officers elected for the ensuing year:
A. JAS. MIMS,* President.
JOS. G. MARTINS vice-Presdent.
F.EUGENE DURBEC.* Secretary and Treasurer.
Rev. W. s. BOWMAN,* Chaplain.
G. DAVEGA,+ II. D., Surgeon.
4. y; koENeREa MsSRE5' Stewards.
Committee on Finance Jos. G. Martin, Job Daw-
sob, II. Boineap.
Committee on Letters-E. P. England, T. E. Clyde,
". D. Goetjen.
Hall Comm,Nee-R. Leroy, Z. W. Levin. J..
O'Mara.
*Re-elected
At nine O'Clock the company and invited guests
sat down to pay their respects to the good things
furnished by Tulley. Toass were drunk, songs
sung, and jokes cracked until late hour.
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AUCTION Sale.
WM. GURNEY, Auctieneer.
Will be sold. at Public Auction, on rUEsDAY,aJsn-
uary p, 1869. at 10 O'Clock, at No. 10 East Bay
street, Charleston. 8. c.,
II HORSES, MULE
Carts aud Harness
Saddles, Brides Tables, Desks Chairs Stoves, TO-,
&C., being the surplus property belonging to tho
United States Government.
Property to be removed Immediately after sale.
Terms cash ip Government funds.
EDWARD L. DEANE, DisbursiDg Officer,
january Bureau R,F. q A. L., &c,
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BY IL. III. DelEON.

Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Old Poetof-
fee, on TUESDAY, January 10. 1859. at IL o'clock,
45G0 (forty-fye hundredt SHARES Of the Capital
Stock OF the COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, in lots to suit purchasers.
Conditions cash. stuahsntu6 January9
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*Re-elected.

PIONEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF
AxMEN.-1he anniversary meeting of this efficient
company of fremen and axmen was held last eve
ring at the Market hall, and the foil owing officers
were elected to selve for the ensuing year;
rs. O'BRIEN,t President.
WIN. KNOX. Vice-President
MF. NIXON, First Director
". MINNISS Second Director
HC. CARNAGRAN, Third Director.
W. q. PRICE, Fourth Director.
J.C. SIGwAID, Chief Engineer.
Assistant Engineer.
F. j. GREEN, Secretary.
L. CANTWELL, Treasurer.
JE. BURKE, Solicitor.
Surgeon.
GEO. HUGHES, First A1man.
m. PRICE, Second Amman.
D. K. TODD, Third A1man.
W. cox, Fourth Amman.
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BY G.. MCBRIDE SMITH,

Agent OF the Mortgage.
On TUESDAY, the 18th Instant, at 10 o'clock, win be
sold, in lots as follows:
Contents Of Engine Room: one PORTABLE FOUR.
HORSE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER.
Contents Of Press Room: one TAYLtOR'6 PRESS,
Dimensions "a by 81; seven FOLDING Tables, aud
sundry other articles.
STANDS, Type, Imposing Stone. Fall and Pufeys,
Gas Fixtures, and all other appurtenances.
Contents of Office separateiy-Conslstn2 Of FUR
NITURE, viz: CHAIRS, Stools, Counting House
Desks, Tables, one Counter 90 feet long, one News
paper Rack % feet long, lot Pictures and Cards
In frames two Office Stoves, with piping, one Iron
Sufe one lot Gas Fixtures.
Terms cash, G.. MCBRIDE SMITH,
Agent Of Mortgagee.
Janu.rva fetuS
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BELTING BETTING 4!

DELIlNU DE LlIAU
500 FEET oAE-rANNED LEATHER BELT.
I&G
5000 FEET GUN r1LTIIN:i, ., ., I. and 5
Ply
go SIDES rA.g4.arnErs5Eo LACE
LEAIHII
800 Dozen MfrALL1c-Tlarl0 BELT
LACING
100 BOXES 3LAKE.5 P.arENT BELT
15O DOZEN T0LLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUN PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, 1 INCH TO y INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, ! INCH TO Il
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETs OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY 6 CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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auetisit sales.

OrS" uo0e 1tto1ue"tt uHJuCtHt 20 CVuEs OH1 VVr''"
Railroad Workshop, in Columdus-street.
w. Y. LEITCH & il. s. BRUINS,
Auctioncers..
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 10Th Instant, at the Old
Postofhce, at IL O'Clock,
That desirable two story WO0DEN DWELLING
and outbuildings, situated in Columbusstreet, or-
posite the South Carolina Railroad Workshop.
uouso contains square rooms and piazza. Lot
measures 81 feet, by 100 in depth, more or less.
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one year, with
interest secured by bond and mortgage Of the prem
ises; property to be insured and policy ss:dgned.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and ~: 1ops,
Japuar1 8.
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Sale Under Foreclosure Of Mortgage Of Per-
sonal Property in the Mercury 06ece,, at
Auction
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s. UNITED STATES CoURT-HoS. GRoRo. 8. BRYAN
PRESIDING The Court was opened at 10 A. NJ
yesterday.
In the case of the United States vs.. Jacob Mills
indicted for violation Of the internal revenue hws
the defendant pleaded guilty, and wA fned $25.
The Grand Jury returned the following bilIs..
Z Thomas r. Lockwood Violation Of internal
revenue laws. True bill. p,a'.3no Y5
Barnwcli II. Burnett-7-yiolatlon OF internal
revenue laws. No bill.
Henry Decentralization Of internal rSS9shde
laws. True, hil.,
+ Robert II. seymour-ylolation OF Internal reve.
shtc laws True bill. .gE
+ The Judge ordered that bench warrants he
Issued for the arrest OF Nelson Deas, John Ban.
ders, Benz. Jones, T +. Lockwood, r. W. Seymour
and Henry Doschcri ali fnaIcted violating the
sinternal retenue laws! Y bAtl g ri ia
/ Jn the case Of Ely Godbold, the Judge, approved
the appointment OF A. II. Ford as dssignee. : %
In'the case Of Richard s. Brown,fbe Judge ap.
'signee. = : 'E.i'4 tos q -
In the caso otathes Messrat Hayward, IL was
ordered that the final hearing OF the application
for hnai discharge be ptasttp ttp}ohed & ishR The ion
OF this month. 49, - :. =. :.
Court then adjourned until 10 A. NJ, today.
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THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAp.-
On Monday morning last work was commenced
Mt the shops OF J. Dale & Co., In Savannah, upon
the bridge Intended to span the Savannah River
for tile track OF the above road. Tile bridge will
be built at these shops and fitted together In Sec
tlons previous to Its final erection. 1t Is thought
that six weeks Will be required to complete the
work. The work OF laying the rails from the
three-mile post on the Central Railroad to the
bridge was commenced on Tuesday, the iron for
that purpose having already arrived by the ship
Screamer, from New York. 1t will, therefore, be
seen that the work Is being rapidly pushed for.
ward at both ends OF the line, and there Is now
every reason to believe that the assurance given
in the summer that the road would be In running
order blythe first OF December Will be realized.
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The co-rle;l= and ..many nzsreh.nt..n
/. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS. !:

-. io lhE EDfIOh Ob TdH NEWS. -
- CHARLESTON, Tuesday, October s.
The Courier's ''amendep only places the writer
of the articles referred to In more ridiculous
position than, before: In writing of matters of
which ho knows nothing. "He simply meant and
simply stated.i effect, that Cur jobberE should
make Baltrncxe their market" Ifs would have,
for instance, our hardware houses who import
Direct their foreign goods (they certainly can be
Imported to Chnrleston, as cheapiy aa to, Balti
moreD stop importing their OWN goods anu buy
them In baltimore. He womb have our shoe
houses, tsome of whon>a manufacture their own
goodS or great portion OF them stop this and
buy them. In baltimore, He woaifl hove our dry
goods jobbbers, tsyho impor1 great porien of
their foreign goods,) stop this and buy them in
baltimore. So far as domestic goods are con.
cerned, We wonlil.liko to have TIE Coprier,s man
point ont any advantage baltimore has oser
Charleston I'm onering, Inducements to even Job
bers in Sayannah or'WnmIngton.. It Is well Know,
TO business men that there aresfe%, goods nan,i.
factnred In and around baltimore. Shoes and
boots. an in,portqnt Ketu in the.trade are n,anu.
factiredi almost exclusive .Hast,i In the neigh
borhood OF Boston. They can be shipped to
Charleston, as cheap asto Baltimore. 80 with
Other American-made goods. Why shnafd noe
Charleston be nnde tf1c distributing point for the
South, instead OF Baltlmoret Baltlmorchas been
considered good cofree rtnrket. Coffee and
sugars can be imported as ,aheaply to Charleston
as there. Tho Blue Ridge Road viii open to US
the Cincinnati and Louisville meat and grain
marketaQ Our sEn;rCitS DS the Sea: p M Edttor,,
10 naturally the Distributing point for the Atlantic
and Gulf States the c6nhf's man to the contra.
~ notwithssaadipg.L 10 (. = II
This seasAn's business has been double that OF
sny other season r'nee' the, war. Ins.ead Of
writing up other cltiae, 10. w build up our own.
f,r. ~ ,..,y., MANY MERCHANTS.
views - to the wisdom OF writing un our own
city. Charity begins at home, and our nrst duty
Is to Charleston and Caroline. I'D. Ekws.l ~
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CONFESSION OF AN ALLEGED MURDER BR-Hg
SAYS HIS SON COMMITTED THE DEED.-THR NEWS
has mentioned that Friday and Anthony Nixon,
father and son, were committed to jail to answer
the charge Of numbering Dick Richards, the ne
gro whose body was found noatng or tie Bat.
terry iast Sunday week. 3, ,.i.- -. d. ,,. i, !.
Yesterday; Friday, the father, confessed to
Coroner whiting that his sou Anthony had com.
mi.ted the murder, saying: son Saturday morn.
Ing about 8 O'Clock, whilst Dick Richards, the de-
ceased, my son Anthony and myself were on
board the nat coming to town, my son and the
deceased were forward and I was aft. When tre
sea-swasii struck the boat saw.my son Anthony
strike the deceased across tile back ofot neck
with bottle, killing him. When my son struck
the deceased hc fell overheard. NY son Jumped
over after him, andwhi!at they were in, the water
saw my son endeayor to strixe him again. The
reason, spppose, that my innsbruck the deceas.
cd was that when the swash hit tho boat and the
water was coming In; deceased ddnot RON fast
enough. When, we returned home my son pro.
posed to harvest the corn to wlticl, i objected,
but we broke In two tasks. He gave as his rea-
son for It that he wanted to leave the island and
go to the mari works to make money"
1t Is stated that the son Will be ready to make
confesst9n to-day. The statement OF the old
man does not, seem to bo correct. The body of
the deceased was horribly mu,lated, there being
deep gasnss in tho back OF the head, in thsthroat
and In thsbip, which could not have been made
with o bottle. even wlthaa broken one. THE
wounds bore every appearance OF having beer,
made with an axe; this coupled with. the fac,s
that while the nat wos IN Rilotts Gut fllo
ed borrowed an axe, 6ndsmtnrith 6yhad .eRhnsd
II, land 1t was covered with blood, rs an examna.
tlon has shown,) the deceased. who had been
moving about with them, was seen laying In the
nat tike he was asleep" leads to the bclief tina,
the father and son murdered tle- deceased with
the axe while they were In the Cut aud threw tho
body overheard.
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THE BOARD or CONTROL of tile Widows Home
gratefully acknowledge the receipt OF the follow
ing articles: One box OF soap, from James Cren.
shong Co., OF Baltihiores from Mr.. steinmeyer,
contribution OF lumber; from Mr.. W. II. Smith,
contribution OF grst to the amount OF 81 per
month; from Mr.. George Baker, young mer-
chant of Bait imore 800 f~
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THE ELoPEaENT CAsE,-THE NEWS has men
toned the arrest here OF Thomas J. Pertue. who
.einped from Richmond, W., with the wine ur Mr.
Scruggs. Yesterday parties arrived from that
place bringing from the Governor OF Virginia
requisltlon upon Governor Scott for the accused.
They will leave for Columbia this morning and
probably return here tomorrow with an order for
the prisoner to be delivered up to them.
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INFASTIOmE.- dead body OF mulatto babe
was found In vault on College street, day before
yesterday. Coroner Whiting hold an inquest the
testimony before which showed that O negro
woman named Louisa Ladsen was the mother,
and had destroyed the babe at Its birth verdict
Of infanticide was rendered. and q warrant was
issued for the arrest OF the woman
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Auction Sales This Day.

Laurey L Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, hams, shoulders, &C.
R. Alp. Caldwellwill sell ut haf-past O'Clock,
nt their store, Goshen butter. - .
Leiteh 4 Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, at theif
o0lce, second hand furniture ,e, -
Alonzo J. White will sell at II O'Clock, at the
old Postofiice, brick residence.
John @. Minor & Co. will sell ut 10 O'Clock, at
their store ladies' hats, dry goods, &c.
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TaE performance at the Nibernlan Hall last
night passed otrvery well-the acting being much
better than It has been yet, and there Is every in.
Iication that it will improve each night as the
performers become more accustomed to one
another. Mr. Collins Is making every effort to
please the public, and should be we'll sustained.
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BLAckwoob.- September number contalls
capital article on the ''Iost Preteri.cs''-
Of which may be found in Virginia and the Caro-
linas; the continuation Of "a Year and Day;'' n
review OF Mr.. MIll's 'Subjsction OF women:'' n
chapter OF "Corncli,is o'Dowd," and other inter-
estlng papers. For sale nj Russeil's King street.
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CRUABs.-Thcre WAS ono bill" found agains
Messrs. Leopold and Alexander Joseph by tho
Grand Jury OF the United States Court
The investigation OF the charges against Niagis.
trate Bunch wns not commenced yesterday be.
cause OF the absence OF Magistrate DeLarge, col.
orcd. pt -. H..
Messrs. Ryan Il tombstone sou the plantation
near Ashcpoo Ferry, known as tho. Dawn OF
Hope" fol. $500. ir.etS 4.t
The store and dwelling at the southeast corner
OF Concord and Calhoun Streets cwas sold by
hessrs. R. II. Marshall & Bro. forisel0. ,
Mr. Joe Gaylord, of skif & Gaylord's Ministries.
17 at the Pavilion Hotel. The company will gjyo
q performance here on the 18th.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to twcnty-threc dollars.
Three more deserters from the brig Kirby were
arrested yesterday by 0ftcers Truall and Herman
dez. The whole party will be taken out of jall
to-day upon writ Of habeas corpus. -
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A SERIOUS CfARoE-N u reported that night
before last n steward at the Marine Hospital
cruelty maltrcatcd patient, boating him severely
with leather strap. It is further reported. that
the steward was discharged yesterday morning.
Tie patient who Is reported to havc been NAL
treated is very old and partially parayzetl.
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THE CROPS IN EDoEFrELp.-A correspondent In
Edgeaeld informs us that the crops In that Sec
tlou will not be more than half the planters
original estimates.
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Boy GoRED ny A DEER -Yesterlay afternoon
one OF the deer belonging to the police hcadquar-
ters. while playing In the City Hall Park, made an
assault upon o small white boy. knocking him
down and gofing him severely In the thigh. But
for tile assistance rendered 6y the fstcctIyes, the
boy would have been gorcd to death.
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Sx1rr GAYLoRp's MINISTRIES will commence
their performances In this city OH the 18th OF this
month, so VIC are informed by the agent Of the
troupe, Mr.. Joe Mack, who paid us a visit last
night. The "nilnstrels'' are we'll known here, and
have always given general satisfaction.
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SALE OF .STocKs.-The following sales of stocks
were made by Messrs. Leltch Bruins yesterday;
South Catoliha Loan and Trust Company, at s6:
city stock. at 68H; Planters Rank, Fairfield, at
2 cents; Planters and Mechanics Bank, at s2ss;
Dank South Carolina, 10 cents ..i,gsi 'etFfi'
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Anftion 5alcs-- future Dans.
By w. Y. LElTcu 4 r.. S. BRUINS, Auctloncers.
TTNDER DECREE INEoUITY.
II. IL. WILLIAMS, ADMIR- VS.. GILBERT +. WILL.
LlAMS, IT AL.

LlAaiS, ET AL.
VII! be sold In front OF the Old Customhousc, on
THURSDAY, the osth tiay of October A. d.
1859. ut IL a. M. precisely.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon. situate south side OF Liberty street.
In the CITY OF Charleston; measuring in front
on Liberty street AZ feet, OH back line 3s feet
inches, on east llne l5S feet inches and on west
inc lil lect, more or less. bounding north on
I,lperty street, cast on lands OF Mordecai Cohen
now or lnte or L. $. Smith and Weston lands
now or late OF John May; said Lot known as No
oil plat OF lands Of the estate OF Mordecai Cohen
urawn by Charles Parker, Surveyor, November
1851, duly recorded In Plat hook 'An No l. mage
90, Register Mcsne Conveyance Onloe Charleston
County.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate In the Town of
Cheraw. Chesterfield County 8. C.. on Market
street OF the said town, nnd containing six Town
LOIS, numbered on the plan OF the said town 173
ia, lIS 1I9, 1so, 100, which said piece or parcel
OF land Is bounded east by Hugcr street. south
Dy Market street, west by High street, and north
~ Lots lSI anu l1o, ms per plat OF sald Town OF
Cheraw, recorded In Registers 0iiice Of the
county OF Chesterfield, s. q.
Terms-Onethlrtl cash; remainder In one and
two years, secured by bond OF purchaser and
f. w M WAoKEr, >. c. C.
Inc above de5crlDeu property can be treated
lot nj private sale until disposed OF at auction.
Apply at SherIfr's Office Charleston County,
Charleston, S. g.
a5- Cheraw Democrat will please publish on
lilh. 2lst and 2sth October, 1859, and send bill to
NEWS oHlce. oct7 th4