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ARRIVALS


MOTORIZED BY THE HERALD STEAM yACIrs.
@ % a 1Gi Gs spa
Oct H. lat 81 e. lon 10 So passed steamer supposedly
Steamship Tybee, Delaney, ST Domingo City via Port
ton Co No date, lat "a 2 u, spoke bark sasas t
with ladss GARRISON savannah ''' 10
mdse and passengers to Iowacn.
Steamship Per GARDINER Charleston, Oct ls, with
ss ana to ION Oct
miles, south Of cspe Looko passed. seas So nS Of
leo, hence for Havana and Vera Cruz.
Norfolk, With mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Albenare, Couch Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Bark Annie Frances Br) Morehonse, Old Harbor ia ~
florida Ss s?9s ssaTs
pine timber bentley Miller Thomas Had heavy INV NV
bark RosIna bruno (ita paurzo, Philadelphia in ballast,
be Eper asa IN eary dn o w from S
carried yay b9wspr; had NE winds to nat'eras
sehr Only Daughter Hea,,lev, Virginia.
sshr ! + Young. Berry. viTEnia,
ser a1' Messs s sssshsr DC
schr Jane Enson WILDER, Georgetowa DC.
s ssbr 9no wasnsG9 . pc
r b rnfxe n Wreck q, n,rt
Ezabet a Fire Island to the Coast wrecsng co
Slfs ssssh
q S cSns W q ssa %
schr Meteor Comstock from wreck Of bark Sarah Eliza
beth, ashore at Fire Island, to the Coast wreckng Co
beth, ashore at Fire Island Coast wrecking Co.
The steamship City of Dublin which 18TH reports
English hann 70 sable snes w 70 SANDY o ,ns
strong westerly gales Oct H. LAT A o. Ion 46 o. passed
Ss 81 z s
sra%dn @ as Ion Steamship spP c isyo
Washington, hence for Liverpool
Passed Thro ugh Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with
rickler Haines. from Browns Banks for New York
schr Messenger, Dean a, New Haven for New York:
schr Jane, Goreham, New Haven for New YORK.
schr A h ;. Mars1al Bridgeport s for New York
schf Bartlett, Kicker, Norwich for New York
sc chr sa ner paHe wsy Tor New n1k
YORK..
schr Long Island Gallagher, Port Washington for New
YORK.
BOUND EASE
schr Gilman. Kelly, Baltimore for Boston
Schr A Glover -, Philadelphia Tor Boston.
schr Restless II. Philadelphia for Boston.
sohr T sharp, sharp, Philafelphia for soston
schr staten island Babcock, Ezabehpot Bridgeport.
schr vancleaf, Cousins tzabethport Providence
schr p Boicp' Allen EizaSetnpor for Providence.
schr James Hoffman, Shropshire. Port johnson for New
Haven.
schr Metamora, Bates, Hoboken for Bridgeport.
sehI Orlando smith, Ferrs Port johnson Tor New Haven.
sehr isIsnd CITY, Alien, New YORK for Taunton.
eT S SsS Ss YORK Kew for sG5T bs
schr Hickory, -. New York for Flushing.
schr swan, Knapp, New York for Oyster Bay.
schr Matte Russell, -, New York Tor Providence.
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mile dash. for all ages. The race was won by Bah.
cocks Humboldt, three years old, beating Richard
kilRour's Kitty Free, second; COullsks victory;
Betty Bay hfth, and Franklin's Meteor. SIKH Tine
3:43is.
interesting.
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American shipn,nsiers' Association.

No. 81 WALL srgHgr-sooas -, % ksp27.
The following approved have received commissions
from this assoeisiion:-
Captains Nos b2, Jerome Iohnson. mark Nimrod .s2,
h..s scott brig Ta ss s,eehs s,a nhomss
wecden, schr Anna shepard 5s5 Davies steamer Scotia
q ~, S RoDsr Dyer .sr as whsesr ts John
sss5 Thomas Dunn; 5s samuel acindoe senr xselaa
,as 81 he & Gs Angus s Ss
liz @ eaa. P,n BARK n nsn sT %.s
aenIey, brig Bcku,ore. Mae-No 5s2s Julius Miller.
All commissions no, renewed annually are invalid.
Marine Disasters.
mat. OF the Doctor Jones. se master from rhadc pha
which i5th before rcpoted) states
ped sea which bross ia the rkysst washed three mn
he s'S 9vs o er on @ 81 m w, ana on "a ns
at the time that WAS saved. succeeded 10 emitting
ioreiopmasi with spare soar and 10 few days after,
wards got ano'asr spar rom frsan vessel To- main.
for Plymouth spoke he wrench steamer LAFAYETTE Rous
and knas sapnea with prowsons Sent a. a q a. ns,
y, a. spoke tie brig srurr bourd west which lowed
Hgham, from Antwerp Tor onIa"n pork, took tow
Yesterday morning and brought s into this haven last night
scna osrco which ssied from New Bedford 10Th for
New York. returned port lsh with loss Of both anchors
the bay and on Point judith.
scnRs Hvpers, at Hol,nss' Hole, reports schooner
spsr, sails and rigging floating aonssde also saw yaw
boat bottom up.
sons DAVID RAnooog, colcord, from Baltimore with a
cargo Of nmhcr and coal arrived At Bangor 10th inst leak
ing BADLY, having Muscle SHOALS, and sp, keel and
going until she arrived IN port and discharged cargo Teams
wsr. at ~ori all night discharsing catgo.
Sens HARRIrT gARpnHs, Baker, at New Bedford from
Hog sand Va reports on Sunday morning, when Block
n .ag ss .s ssFns a.. ana
and hs wScn Va. hanging ,om the
shretis. and almost Destroying the msinsai. wv
sTEAxRJ WHpLwINp, from Philadelphia for Providence,
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POlGHkEEPsIE.

JHE INSURANCE COMPANY RoBBERY.-AlI the rail-
road stock and registered securities stolen from the
insurance companys ONCE in this CITY recently have
been returned by man to the treasurer Mr. Legrand
nndQe. - -
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SHIPPIN G. NJ E w S.
rogT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10, 1859.
Herald Packages.

lcrulO FACkHUeas
Captains and Pusers OF Vessels arriving this port viii
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do now
collect marine reports attend the delivery
aswi be by the following from
oftho regular monthly meeting, held March 3, 1866
Resolved, That and after April 1853 the Associated
Press Will discontinue the collection ship Ia the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
The oilce of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANSErrE is at whitehall slip. AL Communications from
owners and consianees 70 the masters OF inward
ses VIII be forwarded free Of charge
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THE LATE STORM IN TUE BRITISH PROVINCES -
Ninety dead bodies have been picked M al Quebec
West Quoddy and South Bay, N. b., since the late
fearful storm. Twenty-sevcn vessels went ashore al
West Quoddy and fourteen OIL Broad Cove, Eas,port,
u. u
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SAILED.

Steamships Siesia Ha,y Ena Liverpool via Haa,
Leo, Savannah Jas Adger, Charesion Niagara, Rich
nond &c.
Wind sunset WNW.
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TRf NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1862
There were two races to-day over the Blood Horse
Assocln'ions course. lne first was FOR a stake for
three year olds that had never been In public prior
TO August 1863; mile heats; twenty-five dollars en-.
trance; purse twenty. Ave dollars. Eleven horses
were entered, six OF which started
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The following arc particulars OF auction sales OF
real estate yesterday
NEW YORK PROPEkIy--BY v. III. LUDLOW
West 3oh Al, rst class story basement sub.ccar
brown stone house and lot lob West 3sh house 70
aS6 and " II lot 20xDss. p0
4 4 1 | II.ar
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lo.morrow wednesday, a. ID. Meick, Jr., 4 Bro.
nave tue sale Of property az Madison, n. j., oppo
site the Drew Seminary. A large crowd IL expected,
AS some 500 tickets have been given out.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NfATRIMoNy.-A HANDSOME YOUNG WIDOW LADY.
Il without any acquaintance, desires to form the
Quaintance OF noble heared gentleman Of the
prospect Of marriage Address In sincerity MY OWN
HOME, Herald Office.
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CoMMIssIoNER's SALE.

By virtue OF decree OF the Court Of Equity Of
Tic County OF New Hanover, OF the State OF
North Carolina. in the case OF Norris X. JcRtIp
ct al. w. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road Company, ct al. Michael Cronlcy, Commits
aioner, duly appointed Ivy the Court, will sell at
Public Auction, at the door OF the Courthouse,
in Wilmington, in the State OF North Carolina,
At II O'Clock, A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY, the 5th
day OF January. 1870,
- Al thst portion OF the WILMINGTON AND NAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the State
OF North Carolina, with all the rolling stock equip
ments. dcpots, workshops materials and every
thing thercunto pertaining, together with all the
rights, PRIVILEGES, franchises and appurtcnances,
as set forth and more particularly described in
the several mortgages mentioned in the pro-
cecdlngs.
Terms Of sale arc cash.
The bonds OF the said Company, secured by the
three first mortgages, to wilt The mortgage to
Edward Sandford dated May I, 1851; the second
mortgage to Edward Sandford, dated March 1.
1885, and the mortgage to George w. Dargsn,
dated the 18th OF April 1885, shall be accepted In
full as part payment. according to the priority OF
said mortgages; and the bonds OF the said Com
pany, secured by tho mortgage to the said Norris
X. Jesup. shall be accepted pro rata as part pay
ment In the order OF priority established in said
mortgage. II. CRONiIY, Commissioner
Wilmington, NC. Hoyl8 tufl5w1
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was transmitted by him, ulthou, olemlsn, TO hi,

children.
Ills characteristic trait as citizen uns the
paramount love he bore to his native State In
prosperity and adversely, In SUNSHINE and In
storm, In good report AMI In evil report, hc ad.
hcred to her with unfaltcring adciity, and pre-
ferrcd her to all the world beside. IN the carly
part OF the late civil war. he volunteered TO her
defence, and although exempt from service ny
his oircc, raised and commanded regiment. Ui
cavalry in service II was or his nature and tra!::-
Ing that the first and best affections Of hiB heart
bkould be given to the soil from whci, no sprsr5
and in which he hoppe, 10 rcpose. lie lived and
died In that faith. tic could no other.
Above all he WAS religious man. lie lived in
the fear OF God, and cOnfOrmed his life NTH all
diligence to Ills holy ord. Ills preparation MAS
made long In advance for tho great change that
comes to all, and when at last the dread summons
came to him, may we not confidently hope and
believe that this mortal who had strivcn on earth
to OF himself for. Immortality beyond the grave,
made good tho victory over death, and realized
the blessed assurance Of that hope which Is full OF
Joy and fadcth mol away.
Resolved That In the death or the late General
WILLIAM Il. MARr;H, we dcplorc the loss OF r bra.
thcr, whose character and conduct won high
est respect and reflected honor upon the prOics
Sion OF which he was u conspicuous ornaments
and that we tender our htNrtfclt syrnpathes to
those whose bereavement In moro inlnctntc and
cannot be repaired.
The resolutions were sccondcd by the Hon. q. G.
NGmn,inger in an earnest un eloquent address.
Erlogics upon the life ana character OF the dc
ceased were delivered by Mr.. Thomas N. IIanckci,
Hon. ]. Is. Campbell anu Mr.. g. r. Niles
On motion OF Mr.. Miles, IL was
fees0iretI. That o copy OF these proceedings bc
furnished to the family Of the deceased. and on
motion OF Mr.. Clancy, that they be published in
the daily papers OF the city.
n. j.. WILKINS. Secretary.
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Hotel acknowledgements IS.
CHARLESTON norKf..

Captain A. Is. Gray, Steamship Promotheus;
Captain Parrish, New York; J. Nat. Butler Fred.
l.. Smith, Thos. l.. Carwiie, Robert hdrich, Edge
field: r. w. McMaster, Golumbia; J. T.. Macac,
Fairfield; John A. Tcnck, Newman, Ca; ThaddcuR
Payl, John Mender, ii. II. Kebbee, New York; A.
Sloan, J. u. IIodgson, Philadelphia; w. ii. Aid
rich, Boston; Il. J. Roberts, Philadelphia; a. S.
Gaillard, Augusta; J. q. Gcllct, Wnnsboro'; NJ.
H. WhttloCk, Columbia; Charles D. Hunter, r ".
Wing, J. N. Mumford, New York; julien Fairfax,
Baltimore; J. Jutir, Thomson, Ca; 8. W. Plume,
p. and II. r. r.; N. M. BrooSer, Ridge Springs; A.
Gale, Chicopce; J. NJ. McKim. New York; James
Hoey, Philadelphia; Mrs. Chambers and Child,
Florida; Robert A. Stone, Charlcston; Jacob
Branch, Georgia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
John r. Swain, warrenton, Ga; II. C. Baggctt,
&. NJ. Speight, South Carolina; N. W. Brookcr,
Ridge Spring; Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Read, Wnns-
b0ro'; N. B. Roberts, Ncwcomb's Minstrcls; Ii. W.
Johnson, New York; Theo. Getty, City; r S. Con.
ner, Gourdin's; W. ". McCullum, Washington
S. r. Clcmons, Gourln's;L. Malain, Washington
Theo. 7. Mccall, Miss Julia Mccall, Marion; j. J.
Snowdcn, w. D. Snowdcn, Williamsburg; @. Kiy.
mer, Augusta; II. d. Trnxlcr, 1imm0nsvile; W. ].
| Ice, Kingstrcc; +. Il. Falconer, New York; Is. c.
Lorcntz Chicago; II. ]. Moulton, p. T. Stevens
Boston; D. B. Sanford, I,aJomcc, MI.
MILLS uouss.
S. Is. Boyd, orangeburg; D. mcCobbs, Mane
whiincr Symmes, walhalla, S. g.; II. C. Eng9ctt,
South Carolina; Captain N. Parrish, Steamship
Wcybosset; Jack W. Mechal, Saratoga Sprngs
Edmond A. Parker, &C nccticut;. l.. Chcnchons
New York; l.. p. Smith, Christ Church Parrish;
A. NJ. Todd, @. W. Bailey, q. 8. Minot, f. II. Huh
by, New York; S. 3. Bond, T. s.. Wayne, O. s.
Breckenridge. Indiana; wm.' IT. IIibberd, Penn.
sylvania; Sami. DIston, Philadelphia; jos. Dry.
! foss, New Orleans; BenI. Gardner, New York
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Gnction Sales.--future Dans.
ID EREE's SALE.

BJ virtue OF q decree OF the Court OF Common
Pleas for the Fourth Circuit OF the State Of
South Carolina. sitting In Equity In the case Of
Norris x. Jcsnp. ct nj, Vs. the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, ct al, will be
sold at Public Auction, at the door Of the Court
house In Wilmington, In the state or North Caro-
lima, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the
sth day or January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
State or South Carolina, with oil the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments Denota, Workshops, Matcri.
ais mud everything pertaining thereunto, to-
gether with all the rights, privileges franchises
and appurtcnnnccs, as set forth and more narticu-
larry described in the several mortga men,
toned in the proceedings.
Tic terms of the sale arc CASH; the honds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
In the report OF the special referee, AMI filed in
the case, TO bc accepted from the purchaser pro
rata a. part payment in the order OF priority cs-
tabllshcd by the report; provided that the same
rnteabe proportion OF cash be pnid I'm for the
other bonds OF the same grade OF priority not in
the hands OF the purchaser; and provided, also,
that sufficient cash he paid in TO cover ccsts,
charges and expenses or sale; the purchaser aso
TO pay for papers. w. AIISTON PRtNGLR,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10th November, 1869.
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SPECIMEN OF RADICAL TOLERAscR.--
Everybody will remember that Mt the time OF the
recent strike OF the longshoremcn In behaif OF
Stcvcdorc Stoddard, great stress was laid by The
Radicals on the circumstance that Mr. Stodd0rd,
holding the Office OF iiarbormaster had retained
In his employ young Mr.. Turner, the son OF the
former liarbormastcr, and citizen OF anti.It
cal sympathics. The truth OF tho matter, VIC
suspect, was that Mr.. Turner's services could no,
well be dispensed with at the time. How much
real political tolerance there in Sioddard's
&C ton may he Inferred from I'll, sct that ycster
day Mr.. Turner was dismissed from his position.
without any prctcSt whatever. and without a
moments warning, and hIa place supplied by
ex-hhiGTman 7. J. Mackcy
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TIN MASONIC FAIR.-The influx Of atrangers
10 the city is greater than OF any time sinte the
war and the Fair ls rcapIng arlch harvest in con-
sequence No one can leave the city without par
Ing at least visit, and that generally Induces
second. Last evening witnessed another jam.
everybody In town WAS there. In the afternoon
the orphan children and the young inmates of the
Widows Home attended the Fair by invitation
Among the new articles is superior cotton GIN
Of tho Hencrcy patent presented by Mr. ". S.
Henercy to Franklin und Tyre Lodges. The Fair
will be opened mt O'Clock and closed at IL
O'Clock this evening, and on Saturday II will open
al p. II. and close at 10 p n.
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AN IRATH INDivIDuAL.-Jack Holloway, a
colorcd individual arrested some time since by
the detectives for larceny and committed TO jail
TO stand his trial, was brought before the Grand
Jury, who returned no bill In his case. Jacks
delight at being free was only equailed by his in
tense indignation against the detectives who
caused his incarceration. Ills sanger waxed
hot" and proceeding to the Detective onice lie
INDUCED in some tall cursing. and mndo himself
so thoroughly disagreeabe and obnoxious that
he was arrested, and, when taken before the
Mayor, was sent by that functionary to the Jug
at the west end for ten days.
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ANOTHER STRIKE OF THE LuNuSlIOHEnES.---
Tho ongshorcncn arc again on the rampage
This time the pretcAt IL that 3 certain Captain
WIN. Smith has been excluded from working M q
stevcd0rc on the Baltimore and New York and
Charleston steamship lines. The Lungshorcmen's
Union have adopted resolution that until Smith
bc fully rclnssated they will do work for the
lines named. A nice state OF affairs
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by WARDLAW & CAREIY.
BUILDING LOTS.

viii be sold in front OF the Old postoncc foot Of
Broad street, a. IL O'Clock A. H., OH TUESDAY,
the 7th December next
Three LOTS on East Hay, directly opposite the
new CuBtomhouse, and Two Lots on Market
street, In the rear or the above.
This property Is OF great present and prospcc-
tive value being situated In the mo 1t largely frc.
quentcd thoroughlarc of the city. with the Market
ON ono side and the Gustomhousc In front, and il
most admirable point for the erection OF stores
and warehouses;.
Tile Lots will bc sold at pnhlic outcry ut tho
Time specified, unless previously disposed OF ut
until tho 7th OF December, on application 10
WhRDLAW Il CAREW, who will furnish all in
formation as to dimcnsiona &C.
Terms made known on day OF sale Purchaser,
TO pay W. e. for papers.
HoyI3 s.uf3 tutlsS
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TIE ErFECT or ADvERTiBING IN THE NEws.
Tho finder OF q lost gold watch advertised IL in
TuR HBws day or two ago, and as result, Il
was placed in the owners hands before 10 A. NJ.
A gentleman residing FAR uptown advertised In
yesterdays NKws for q cook, and the place was
nued 30 carly the same morning by IN applicant
bearing satisfactory recommendations, that the
new cook was able to demonstrate her ntness by
preparing the advertisers breakfast. Moral: Ir
you want anything let the public know the fact
through the columns Of TnK news, and you will
not wait long for your want TO be supplied.
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CorloH TmiHvEs.- Officers Levy and Her
nandca arrested, yesterday, honey Gads,icu, vii
liam Dozlcr, Ned Robertson and George Brown,
four negroes charged with stealing cotton from
the plantation OF Dr. jenkins, at T0ogoodoO. The
thieves had cut bale Of newly ginned sea island
and distracted thcrefrom about three hundred
pounds. They were arrested while bringing the
booty to the city, and will be sent to the jail at
WaltcrborO'.
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OFEICI1L.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in Che Postonlee
at Charleston, Tor the week ending November ID,
1869, and printosl onlclaly In TuR DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City OF Charleston
10 Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are "hdvertised.n
80 once hours from A. n. TO 6 r. II. On
Sundays, from to 6 r. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSsURR.
} pEsIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY.

d ESIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY.
At Private Sale
The three story WOODEN RESIDENCE Briol
Basement No. % South Bay, o few doors weston
King street. containing ak rooms, one pantry,
dressing room, two piazzas; atrached Is a brick
Kitchen. Lot so feet front, by 16o feet deep.
ALSO,
Adjoining the above on Lamholl street, two
TWO story BUILDINGS. ono containing four rooms,
the other two rooms. Lot measures 80 front, BY
loo feet deep.
The two Lots together run from street 70 street.
Apply as above At No. 23 Broad street.
nOYlG tuf6
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TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
II. HAHAM uAIG vs. JOSEPH COHEN AND JA-
COB COHEN.

Will he sold on TUESDAY, tile 23d day of Noyem-
ber, lae9, in front OF tic Old Cust0mhouse at
III O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LOT or LAND, With the three story
Brick Dwelling House thereon, situated on the
east sille OF Meeting street. i'm the City OF Charles
ton. and State aforesaid, the said House known
by the number 20. and the said Lot measuring
and containing In front on Meeting street eighty
(SO) feet more or less by one hundred nnu thirty
hundred md forty-s!x (l40l feet In depth on the
south linG, sgd Dutting and bounding to the north
on property nowor late .Shn Mace: to tpe south
on Land now or late or Robert Smith, 10 the east
on iiand new or late OF DIR. Joseph Johnaon. and
TO The west on Meeting street.
Tcrms-Onc-third cash i'm gold coin OF the Unit
cd States; tile balance Oh credit OF one and two
years IN bomd Of the purchaser, payable ia gold
com Oh tile United States, with Interest payGbie
70 he SECURED by mortage Of the premises Build.
lnes 10 be Insured and pulley assigned. Pur.
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
+ w. Al. MACKEY,
noVl1 wftu3 Sheriff G. O.
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Our PRICES CURRENT We especially invite the
attention OF our merchants to THE NEWS Prices
Current, Issued this morning. Made up with the
utmost care, and handsomely printed with entirely
new type. It forms, with the business card OF the
house forwarding 1t, the most attractive and vel
como weekly commercial circular that can be
used Price, for ten copies or more. with busi-
ness card, tmo and q half cents per copy. Single
copies 1vc cents.
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Tns BOARD OF CONTROL Of the Confederate
Widou's Home return their grateful acknowIedg-
Mcnts Nthe Aasonic Fair Association for their
invitation to the young ladies and children OF the
Home 10 attend their Fair, and for the generous
gifts with which they were greeted whilst at the
Fair. The gentlemen OF the Fair Association may
esteem 1t some slight return for their Kindness
that they have given the inmates OF the home a
pleasure which Is greatly appreciated, aud will
not SOON be forgotten.
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TIE rINsTREIs ARB COMING Somehow
charleston always seems TO have fondncss for
burnt cork. ana it win be \ welcome announce
nicRt that the far famed minstrel troupe OF Rum
scy & Ncwcomh arc to open at the TlibcrDian
liail on Monday week.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-19
Auction Sales This ssay.

John G. Minor 4 Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
81 their store, dry gouds, blankets, &c.
Win. Mckay will sell ai 10 o'clock, ~ bis store,
furniture, clothing, &c.
JcIords Co. will sell ut half-pas! O'Clock at
thcir store, bacon, butter, sc.
ia W. Knox will scl nt 10 O'Clock, =: their
sL0ro, furniture, beddinR, &c.