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AssIGNEEs, SALE.

In the District Court of the United States, for
the District of South Carozina-In tie Nat-
tor of DR.. John May, Bankrupt-In Bank
ruptey.
BY virtue of order obtained from Hon Geo. g. BFy-
an Judge OF the Dis rt Court OF the United Ststef,
for the District OF South Carolina, ", will sell at
Georges Station. on the South Carolina railroad,
colleton County, South Carolina, on IhUR sDAY,
the 75th day Of Marcu Pext,
All tho right, title and interest to which the
said BANKRUPT was entitled at the time OF fling
his petition, In the following property, to wit:
One 1RAUr OF AND, situated ut st. Georges
Station In Coletcn County, South carolina, bound
and others. and intersected by the South Carolina
Railroad. known as tho "Home Par e." containing
go acres more or less- On the premises is COED
two story Dwelling and pecessarv outpuildings,
One TRACT OF LAND, sltn tied ss above. bound-
ed by the lands Of E. Weaihers est4tes of W. Murray
and I. j. Murray, and South C.ro.ina Railroad, and
adjoining the above Tract, known as The MoElbauy
Tract containing six hundred and nLetyIght acres,
more or less On the premises is good two story
Dwelling md neoess sary outbuildinga.
1t Is believed the bankrupt held the first mention.
ed Tract in foe simple. and that his title to the
second tract consists of bond for titles from D. J..
McElhany, portion Of the purchase money on the
same being still unpaid.
The above interests in Real Estate, sold subject to
any Dover that may now or hereafter be claimed.
ALSO,
ALARaELoT OF NOTES, on parties living in
Coileton County.
ALSO,
The BOOB DEBTS due the said Bankrupts estate.
Sold subject to any discounts that may exist Bold
for the benefit Of the Creditors of the said Bank
rupts estate.
Terms Of eale-Cash in currency; purchasers to
pay for papers and atamrs.
Parties desiring information IN relation to the
above estate, will address US at Yorkvile, $. O.
J. r. Til oMoON, .o,;opaoq
rs. JEFFERYS,
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The budget before the
Mayor yesterday was small, and readily dispatched
Private Conway, Of the police forca, was dismissed
from the service for being under tIa lnfuence Of
liquor while duty, and sssaulting s. B Middleton
and drawing a revolver On c. Roberts. He was made
tc forfeit all pay also.
The life OF huo Newfoundland dog was saved by
his owner payiug the penalty and fine fer his going
at large without license.
Another Newfoundla d log saken up on East Bay
viii be killed if the tine and license fee Tot paid.
James Jsnk ns, eolored. found seeping in the
basement Of the old Customhouse, was sont 10 the
oolorsd Orphan House.
Thomas RomdeId. colorod, WIS arrested y es terday
for being drunk aud dIsorderly and cutting man
on the hand
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REPonTEns' CRUMBs.-6Ir. a. NJ. Mackey
after examination by Messrs. Buist, Chamberlain
and Gayer. admitted to practice in cuurts oi
Law and Equity yesterday.
Special attention is called to tho meeting OF Dar
Lodge tomorrow, at II o'clock, at No. 2iO King
street.
The sale of tickets tor the opera. which opens
Monday night. is quite brisk. "Martha" will be
performed the first Light.
Tho characters, "Qaeen Esther" "Autnmn," The
Spanish Peasant Girl" and the "Hisbland Lassie, "
were among the most noticeable at the Pur m Ball
The Purcell farm was sold yesterday, by G. Nc
Bride Smith, au tioneer, fer s2s00.
Mr. R. F. Travellcck lectured as.-.. last evening,
and enchained the attention Of his audience on
previous occasion.
The Directors Of tho South Carolina Lean and
Tr,lst Company have authorized an inc Of CAPT
tai stock.
Tax ceturns on real estate, bonds. Mortgages and
other Investments are revised at the Assessors
Office aud will bs until tho lst March.
It is reported that match game of base bail will
be played this afternoon on the Citadel Green, be-
two en- members OF the .ler and Liberty Clubs, and
that the White Fawn troupe have been invited to
witness It.
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The GERMAN OPERA COMPANY, which open.
its brief engagement of six nights at our theatre
on Monday evening, is full and admirably organ
ised troupe and will present the several ;peras an.
nounced on the bills IN style supe ior to anything
TINT we have had upon our boasds SINCE the war. In
the cities viii the company has already visited,
it's performances have always been attended By
crowded and fashionable audiences, and have
elioited enthusiastic enoo miums. d:feront opera
viii be presented each evening Of the engape-
ment and in order to enjoy the whole series. seats
should be secured in advance. This can be doue
to-day at Holmes Book House.
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RHODES SUpERPHoSpHATE OF LIME.-This is
the best mapurial superphospbate Of ime in the
American market 1t con all s 4 very large per-
cepnse of luble phosphoric acid, aRd its ch"nii
cal affinity with the soil enables 1t TO be readily ab-
sorbed ns part of the nuriment of growing plant.
The proper mode OF using it is to puI it under the
seed, and In immediate contact WITH it, covert 6
with lig hit layer Of earth When used in this way
its results are astounding, and it Id consequently
great fayorite with all farmers and planters who
have given 1t fair trial Aessrs. B. 8. Rhett SON
are the agents IN this city. See advertisement.
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The STATE CoURT-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER
PRESIDING FRIDAY, February 26, ls69.-1he fol
lowing ordor was msde by the court:
In the Sessions, February Term.-1ho Grand Jury
have made the following presen meht w: III hav-
Ing been brought to the notice of tho Grand Jury
that parties appeared at the pols at The Municipal
ele tlop in November asst, with badges. and repre-
sened themselves as deputy sheiihs and lnterie cd
with the tcrs in exercising their rights, this Jnrv
report the slme as furious to good order and the
pe.ce o. the conn., unity, and recommen1 hat in.
quiry be made .nto the authorl by which they
we're appointed and acied."
On motion of the Attorney-ieneral. it is ordered,
that in acco dan VI b tbs recommendations OF tic
Grand Jury the said Graud Jury be instl ucied and
direc ed to mase such investiga ion Of tho mattcc
ab ve set FORTH as they may def ssary, aud re-
port thereon aceoraiug to the facts dereo cd by tie
said investigation. Il. B tAHPESrER
Jud 20 Fst, i-cuit.
Tho court resumed the hearing OF tho case Of Jc-
cob Bailey and i've others for conspiracy to set fire.
aud after argument the jury re;urn.d a verdict OF
guilty on the first and third and not guilty on The
second count Edward lei. iudictod for grand lar
oens and defended BY A. g. Magrath. Jr.. Esq, was
found guilty ofpetsy larceny. ABR ham Brown, in.
dicted ror burglary and larceny, and defended by w.
ST. J. Jervey Esq. una guilty of petty larceny.
Melton Grant, under indictment for lrccny, defend.
ed by G. R Walker, Esq. WIS acquitted. The court
wus occupied up to the hour of adjournment in
hearing the trial of a. sprui, indicted for breach oi
trust md larcenv.
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THE PRopnIEToRs OF "Whanns Raw Bone
Supe. phosphate OF Lime cordially invite farmcrr.
dealers aad others interested in procuring frst-
class manure, to call and examine their works. sec
process Of manufaetuie, and insp OF the m terials
used. They have no secrets. give full value, and
guarantee theic Phosphate to como up to tie tan
dnrd analysis. clafhorn. Herring Co. are the
agents for the sale Of it in AUGUSTA and Charleston
February % limo
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LAST NIGHT OF THE PARIsIAN BALLET
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE OF THE WHITE FAwa.
Another full house LIST evening greeted the third
and last pr sentation of tho M dsummer Nights
Dream" The ballet io;erludes, consisting OF tho
Pas de Vsnus and the Pas de Bouquet we're moro
rapturousy applaueed than on previous occa-
sion. La petite Imperatrice as Mile. Dian was call
cd in Paris, account Of her striking resemblance
to the Empress tusenie, seemed to excel herself,
and she and the graceful Mlle Laura Belle were the
recipients of quite sh wer Of bouquets.
I'm Difference to the general desire, the White
Fawr will be revived for the farewell perfnma ce
tonight. No ono should neglect the last opportu
nifty to witness this wonde ful spectacle. which will
include the Hungarian Polka. the Pas de Bouquet
and the Can Can, by the corps de ballet. On Mon-
day, the com any opens o brief engagement In s'a-
vannah, previous to it's departure for the North.
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TnE HAN1oSs AND THEIR vE1ocpEDEs.-l

THE HANLoNs AND THEIR VELocREDEs.-t
may not be generally known to our readers that tho
Hanlons, who, with their transatlantic combina-
ion," will appear at Biesrnian Hall on Monday
evening, March 9th arc the inventors ofthe present
application Of tho rineipe upon which velocipedes
of all descriptions now constructed Such is the
fact They have est blishsd ma Iufactores and sale
rooms in New York, in London. Paris and other
oiHes on the Coniincn and also hold letters patent
thereon from the English, French, Austrian, Ger
man, Pusaian and American Governments.
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Marrieo.

H.sKELL-HEYwaRD.-o Tuesday evening.
=. brusry esd. 1869. By the Rev. G. P. GADspsN,
VIM. T. HASKEr L, Jr.. to Miss EMMA D.. eldest
dsughter of JAMES B. HEYwARp, Esq, all OF This
city.
sHANKLIN- 2Sth January 1863. at
the residence of the bri1es grandmother. by the
Rev. a. H. CORNISH, Mr.. J. L. SHhNKLlN and
JULIA F. Oldest daughter OF the late Colonel E. R.
DoYLR all of Ocoaee
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~ SOUTH CAROLINA CoLLEroN DIS

aB SOUTH CAROLINA. COLLErON DIS
TRIOT-IN : He COMMON PLE,S-JRF ERSON
STOKES vs.. JOSEPH 1UGkER-AT rACHMENr.-
When as the Plaintiff lid on the Gath day Of ,usust
1865 Gle lis dec .araton against th Defendant. who
las it s 50 d. is abseut from nd without the limits
OF this Sta and has neither wife attorney known
within the same upon whom u copy of the said Dec
iaraton might be served 1t is therefore od dered,
that the sdt Defendant do appear and plead to the
sud Declara ion on or before the tsoenty.fft da, Of
Augus, whion will be in the year one thousrnd eight
hundred and ty-nine. otherwise q 20 and abso-
lute Judgment will be eiyen aud awarded against
him. }. 4. LlNDHH, c. 9. p.
CLERKS Oface, Co,ls.on District.
ADJUST 70 1eSmo1yr
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SALE OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Messrs. J.
A. Ensow l. Co. impor ora, sold yesterday. on Pal
metto Wharf. the cargo of the schooner Frank and
Emily from Cardcnas. consisting Of centrifugal su-
gar and clayed molasses, new crop. The cayed
molasses vas disposed of at 5s ceuts per gallon.
in hossheads and 6l ccas pei gallon IN tierces Tho
centrifugal sugar was sold ct 151z to 155s cents.
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NEWSPAPER MEN IN TowN.-Mr. Scott, of
Scott's Magazine. Atlanta. Ca. Mr. Oateen. of the
Sumter News and Mr.. Paxton, OF the sumter Watch
man. are in The city. scotts is one of the few South
ern mont,lies that continue to exist. The Watch
man and the News are good advertising MEDIUMS
for an enterprisins town and large district and our
mechan.s would do well to avail themselves oil the
use O: their columns.
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THE UNITED STATES COURT, February &c
HON. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PRESIDING No.-Tho petition
Of henry J. Wright to set off note against juds-
ment. was referred to Registrar Jaeger. Wiliaa, F.
Nance John F. shearman, D. ]. Auld James Patter-
son, A. [ ~"rd and Louis McLaiD, were approved
of as assignecs The petition of Benjamin Stokes to
set up lien was refsrrel to Registrar Clawssn. On
bearing the report of the Registrar the petition OF
H. A. Gailard to set up hen, it was ordered that the
debts and its lien DO adjudged established and that
the assignee after paying costs. &c. must apply the
balance of proceeds of soo 20 the satisfaction of the
mortgage debt he same order was made on the
petitions of ]. T. Mathews, s. B. Cowney. Jr, r. a.
Gailard, VIM r. Robertson and Andrew Blair, TO
set no liens. On hearing the petition Of G. B. Glover,
assignee. ia the matter of Jacob L. Witt and j. W.
Kett 1t was ordered that it be referred to Registrar
Clawson TO report ana that the assignee do, by per
sonal summons upon the creditors named in the
schedule holding liens, &C., ana by advertisement In
the papers of Cranseburg and Charleston, and upon
ali persons holding liens, prove the same b:cre
Registrar on or before the 9th March. The pct.-
tions OF q. L. Jeffsrs anl others, composing ihe
company OF q. L JefIcrs I: Co., for final hearing,
were ordered to be continued until tho Is. Of April
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The. SOUTH CAROLINA MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The commencement. of this old AMI Ialued insti-
tuition will be celebrated to-day by the usual 90 M
msncement exercises ut tie college building. corner
of Queen ard Fra kiln streets. Se rees will be
conferred upon the graduating class. and m address
will be delivered by Ho D. Porter, one o. the
Beard Of Tr1s.ecs. The memb.rs OF the profession
and the pubic generally ipvited to attend.
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ag HONEST MEN ARE RAslLY BOUND

aB HONEST MEN ARE RASlLY BOUND,
but you can never bind knaV..
PLANTATION BIrrERS oure' Dyspepsia.
Keep no nJrs outs in the house tn IN will catch
mice
PLAN ALTON DITTEaS euro, Fever ard ague.
War makes thieves, and Po- os kan1s then.
PLANTATION DI ,TRRS curos Liver Complaint
and Nervous Ieadlch0.
lime Gle that W, ars and mikes no noise.
PLA .TArICN DI 1 ER5 cur1s tho Cncc,s Of Dis
sipahon and Lac Hours.
fet,er h We ous plough going thla two cradle.
pLA TAtION DIrrEDS aro an antldoie TO change
OF Wator and Diet.
Fools and obstinate people make awvers rich.
aNiArION EITl ERs Purify, >trea ;ts,I an
Invigorlrc.
kind wlfo mikes faiihfu' husband.
MAGNOLIA WATER -Superios to the best imported
German o osno. and sold 1t half the prico.
February IS tuths3
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
GRElNVILLE COUNlY-IN OHANCERY.

GREINYILE COUNlY-IN OHANCEhI.
Wyman, Byrd & Co., vs. Grady & Hawthorn.
Bill TO Forsclose Mortgage, &c.
BY virtu of the Decre-a Order of his Honor Judge
James It. Orr, made in the above case, will sell to
the highest bidder, at Greenvllle Courthouse, on
MONb,Y the 1st Of March, the PREMISES de-
scrlbe1 in the pleadinRs, viz:
Al that pieco, ircel and THAor OF LAND, situ-
ated In the G unity Of Greenvtlle. seven miles rom
the Courthouse, and six from the Greenv1lle hah-
road Depot lying on both sides OF Reedy River, oori-
tanning four hundred and nineynine acres, moro or
less, In high state of cultivation. Upon the place
Is located the well known Cotton and Wool Factory
of tho defendants. The Cotton Factory is in full
operation with some thirteen hundred splndles and
twent. -four looms the Wool Factory with one
hundred and twenty mule spindlea, ls also In good
order and successful operation. On tho premises
are q good FIGURING, Grlst aud saw Mills. with
Blacksmith Shop-two comfortable dwelling houses,
aud several snail framed houses for the operatives,
with nice bricd church. The wLter power at all
seasons sufficient to drive three times the amount
Of m nincry now IN operation. The Iuntry is re-
markedly healthy with climate u surpassed In tho
United ates with sober, industrious and emerge
tic population. Wooded lands adjacent, well tim
bered. can be purchased Mt relso lnbe p1ce' his
Is tue best ortunity for investment to capital
lists that hiss been oeredin the up-countrS SINCE the
war.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. WA. MCDANIEL, y. U. y.
Clerks Office, February q 1869.
February ID sW
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HERR LENoEL OUrDoNE.-One of the most
amusing features OF tho Pur1m ball was burlesque
Of Herr LonSes menagerio OF wlld animals Tho
lion was represented by black ram the bird OF
paradise by turkey eobbler the royal bengal tiger
by domestic cat and the gorilla by small negro,
dressed in small camb:ic suit, with hisfac0 and
hands chalked and stre46ed.
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BURaLARY.-Y Yesterday morning, between
three and fou- O'Clock, the side door of John A.
Cook Co.'S. wholesale and retail grocery, at the
corner of King and Mary-streets, was bored with an
augcr, and piece taken out large enough to admit
mans hand by which the bar OF the door was
raised and an entrance effected Tho till was robbed
of all it had in it, fortunately not great deal
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ARCHIBALD GETTY, Eso.-It will be seen by
an advertisement in another column that Ar. Archi-
bald Getty, who rcsi6ed here some time alter the
close of the war, and whose brother and son lave
beeA in business bore ever since, has withdrawn
,rom his extensive basiness connections in Philadel
phis 10 establish himself permanently in Charles
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ra- LARGEST ctRcuLATloN.-THE DAILY
afws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
spcoGNzED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oULATfoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosToFFICE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PEoYIS.
IONS or THE NEW PoSToFFIcE LAW.
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stlith3mos

GE PRESCRIBING FOE TfIE PEOpLE.-
We have dispensares hospitals noble institutions
of eli kinds. for the relief OIL human ills. Every
thoashfnl citizen appreciates tho value Of these
establishments for tie I'm lio;atioa OF suffering
But they 10 no: GOV the whole ground; indeed. it
is impossible. in tic nature ef thngs tat tho
amount Of good they do should b. ct all In proper
ton to tie popular need. hey ooniii cd. prin
cpa ly, 10 large cities. To the sick man IN the re-
NOES We t. for example, Of what use is tho New
York City Hospital. or he New Ysrk Dis ensary? Bu
altl ough asyums for invallds no. to bo found
everywhere. an uncQualed tonic aud alte! atiye is
within the reach of all. Th ro is no settlement that
boars name, within the limits OF tho Uuit states
where HOSTEIrsR'S STOMACH BIT Err; ia not
procurab!e. 1t is 4 meJiciae for the whoio commu-
mtg. easily obtaiuable By all its members
At this PEI ioJ OF the year, when tho sllnt SUI OF
Fos uary" is beginning to evoke uuwhoosome
vIpors from the earth, and the fever and apu:"
son is cose al hand. this cxco lcut vegetable pre-
paration should DO taken as FoRT1FiER OF TIE
sYsYEM All conn :ans procee ing from indigestion
rampant whcr the winter breaks up in g. round
Maw;" simply because no u.,G. j,re'autious are,
III rule taken TO prevent them. Fercstall the
evils tina, lie perdn in many marsh, and swamp,
and pool. ready t. pounco upon the ne.lectful as
soon as tho sun shall have Iberatei the spring
ma:ms from the reeking soil. Escape bilious ut
tacks. collie and all malarlous on !emics and cpl
denies, By rengtheile aid regulating hc dges-
tive, sec etlve aud di' chargi,g organs with the
MOST EFr1c ctoUs AND DALsAMIo OF ALL VEGETABLE
rNv1aoRANrs. Dyspepsia is always n. grIvlt'd BY
the damps If early spring, and shskespea' tells us
that "the sun in March, doth pourish sguos."
Against both these complaints HnsTErIEk'S $40.
MACH EITIER> arc the best possible ptotec ion.
February 81 pAo
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@WB ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from tho Moyunc Districts OF China the choicest
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of now easons.
which aro unri vailed for their strength and dcloacy
Of favor. We warrant our TEAS to bepure and un-
adulterased, and to si,e general satisfaction As wo
are ousu receipt of large cargoes Of Teas We
arc enabled to offer to the public the finest chops ut
a rrice that many dealers offer inferior Tea at.
trial and comparison will at once provo tn asser
ton. and it ouly romans for the public to judge for
thenselyes. VIM. S. CORW. Il & CO.,
No 275 Kings rect
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SuneraI aotiff5.

GJ-The Friends nnd Acquaintance of
Mrs. MARY RAYMOND, and her son, II. e. RAY.
MoNp, ale invited to attend the Funeral Services Of
the eformor at st. Philips Church, at One O'clock To-
MORROW. February21
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APPOINTMENT OF MAeIsTRATEs.-Gov
SCOTT has appointei ". H. lennon and Samuel
Wright, Magistrates for Lewisville, oranseburs
County, and William G. Mcknight, Magistrate for
Williamsburg County.
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@THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
of the Medical College OF the tate OF sont Carroll
na will take place THIS MORNING, ut Eleven o'clock,
at the Medical College, GU en-stroet. After the con-
feriug of the Degrees Address will be d, livercd
by tho Hon. W. D. PORTER, momoe er OF the soard
o. Trustecs. The members of the Medical Profession
and the public generally ara respectfully iayIted to
be present. F. NJ. ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
February 2Y Deau of the Faculty.
aS NO CURE! NO PAYl-FORRESl 'S
JUMPER TAR is warranted to cure -hs, Group,
Hoarscncss. Sore Throat. splitting Of Blood and
Lurg Diseases. Immediate relief produced Try
it; if not satisfied return the empty bottles AM get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by Tie Agent
G. ". AIIAE, Druggist,
Corner King and Vandcrhorst streets.
Gb- Price 81 cents.
February q DAG stuth3mos
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LARGE SALE OFF REAL ESTATE In
ATLANTA GA

LARGE SALE OFF REAL ESTATE In
ATLANlA GA.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY In M1roh- by the
Admin .trators of Williln aerring, deceased,
TEE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First magnificent FAMILY MANSION, four
teen rooms with necessary c o.ets and ou!houses,
situated on Peacht ee-sreet In firs! class negh-
borhood in every respect.
Second seven CITY LOTS within ois hundred
feet of the Statehouse aud Fir-t Baptist Church,
four OF which have improvements Oh them; one OF
the so has q good eigh-room biIok house finished
throughout with closets.
Third. a B~TCK ,1OREH 1U>E aud Kitchen, In
the most desirable business part Of tho oity, on
Whlteha-st eet fronhug ~ le.t on Whiteoal'-sreet
and running baoz ono hundred and nineteen feet,
with the right VI an alley
Fourth. An exc hent FARM of170 acr's ON Peach
tree Read. four miles from tho cit,; fifty acres OF
cotton land, with SO leach orchard and gooa
fencing.
Fifth An interest In WILD LANDS; also Notes
and accounts and stocks iu several Manufacturing
Companies. Mt. Herring having beei loug resi-
don't OF Atlanta he selected the most dsranle prop
erty both as to present al prospective values con-
seaaenily every fnot offersj Is NO. 10 every re-
spect
Ierns-One.third cash; the ba!auon IN four and
eight months. with in crest from day OF sale.
J. w. REkEIS".o
W.. F. BERkING, Aar,,,;s,-.to-s
A. LEYDEN,
February 10 DSo Is
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~UNIrARIAN CEURCH.-Dr,-- SER
VICE will be held il this Church ro.NoRnow
MORNING. at half-past len o'clock, and in the EVE
N1NG at half.past Seven o'clock. Preaching by Rev
Il. P. CUTLER. Subject Of evening discourse {:
" Beginnings, or Sin in i;s heed. discourse to
young men AL are invited. 1 February ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-27
Special noti4es.

sg- DIVINE SERVICE WILL DE CON
DUO TED in the Orphans chapc! on SABBATH Ar-
TEnNooN. at bal:pa-t Three O'Clock, bv the Rev.
WM P. MOCZON. February 27