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FROM BALTIMORE.


Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-There was disgrace
full row on board the steamer State of Virginia
on her landing at Light street wharf, at II
o'clock last night, returning from an excursion
to White Rock. Five or six persons were Sc
riously injured by being hit with billies, etc.
The Philadelphia Grimes Bay Yacht Club
sailed for Norfolk and Annapolis.
The workingmen's movement here is taking
deep root, and promises 10 become a powerful
organization,
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Z A. M'''''''''z III A. M. ....76 2P. M..........4
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Chester Jones, New York. W. p. Clyde Co.
BT 6aTque Belvdere Harrison. Liverpool, LWestergaard
schF Lizzie Batchelder English, Savannah Scott, Walter
schr Emma 1. Porter, Sparks. Boston, do
shr sabSo sGS sGREw G%TeT NH do
Schr Cherub Iayman+ SnnanoIis' W. h' 90 30
scRE j. T. WortRinGtOn, Tos' Salem. John Rom@sl Jr
sSRE sSRE Gf5ORS Young AXGang Salo DO
sSbF sSbF ss4sS EssG9o 6bB SbSB NSR SRfsS1 De-
sCbr NJ ,SegSil, FrisbeS, PToSidenee. 'O' do do
sSr soRr Ira Bliss Hudson nH5 pishtGD U,aen0e dS do
Tug Thos Jefferson Allen. Baltimore with Of barges
Tug Chesapeake Merhew, Hauede Grace, with tow of
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
se bToRette freeman AhOurs frem New York,
with mdsa to " p Clyde co. o. hours from New York.
mse Sea&eV o " m baird }SPS co. a. hours from New York. with
wS sSn%s %dss To- % BifRG BaFd g. hours from New York.
& o%F9RG %fS mSsa @S3 o 81 days from
Barqge Mary Pratt Klburn days from Boston in bal
Brig Caroline L. Kelly, Adams. 5 days from Boston.
Sear Alice B o. IL Alley days from Saeo with head
schr Matilda Brooks, oakes from New York. ballast
schI Florence Shay Hglse. days from Boston, with
ice to KniekeEbocker Ice Co.
with oil to hanSe B6 days from Ne" BEDFORD
a MqsSNe 6 Ss sees ayS from rane0
Schr j, Truman, Gibbs, days from New Bedford with
oil, etc., to Hastings a Go.
Schr f. w Johnston, Marts, from Boston.
Schr j. Barrett Dickerson, from Boston.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with tow OF
barges to W. p. Clyde a 90.
Tug Commodore Wilson, from Havre Grace, with o
tow of barges to W. p. Clyde %.
AT QUARANTINE.
Schr Frances Satteree date Tucker who died at Fort
Monroe from Sagua Ia Grande with sugar TO s. Nor
ris Vain Co.
C,rrsspondencs of The EUeailg Telegraph.
~N WASTON a MCMAHONS BULLETIN.
NFw YoRK OFFICE, August la-Seven barges leave in
tow to night for Baltimore, hgnt, 80
BRANCH OFFICE, August lS.-The following
baT1es leave in tow tonight, eastward -
III Russell; Charles; James Loughney: Oape May;
MAY Fitzpatrick; o. H. Rowe; and Nightingale, all with
coal, for New York: ,,.
dido with COAL for Chester
William Petrie, with coal for PHILADELPHIA LS.O.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Fanita Brooks hence, at New York yester-
Minnssos Phinney for Philadelphia, sailed from
cleared At Boston 18th inst.
sehrs Morning Light Ireland Success, RiehArdsi and
Lizzie Rsymond Lord hence, at Norwich 10th inst oo
ochrs Nellie starr Poland, hence, ana Iowa oieths
from bAngVI tVT PhilAdelphiR Al Portland Nth lnkh
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Money Market-Transfer of Gold.


SAN Francisco, Aug. Is. - Vice President
Colfax, Senator Stewart, DR.. Linderman, of
Philadelphia, and others, appealed to Secretary
Boutwell, to allow the transfer of several mil
lions from the sub-treasury here, the amount
being replaced in the sub-treasury at New York,
as a relief for the present stringency in the
money market but received no answer. 1t has
since transpired that the Secretary of the Trea-
sury permitted one firm to draw funds from the
San Francisco Sub-Treasury, and thus take ad
vantage of the public necessities. The action of
the Secretary is denounced by the press and is
exciting the indignation of the entire com
munity.
Expectation of Specie.
The steamer Golden City sailed for Panama to-
day with $3.50, 600 in treasure. OF this $3.50, 900
is for France, about $4,000 for London, and
$4,000 for Panama.
Whaling Intelligence.
Advices from st. Lawrence bay to July "A of
the whaling fleet are unfavorable. The whale
ship Cornthian, which left st. Lawrence last
winter, has been sunk and is a total loss. The
following whalers have been spoken:-Ships
II. Y. Taber, Active California, George How
land, Hibernia, Josephine, and Ohio, with two
whales each; ship John Rowland, six whales
ships Helen Mar, Onward, and Florida, one whale
each; ship Trident, four whales; ship Progress,
five whales; ship Daniel Webster, one whale.
san francisco Markets.
Flour is quiet at $5'5006. Wheat, choice,
nominal at $1'75. Legal-tenders, 70.
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On the first of July the Western Union Tee-
graph Company had 104, ,534 miles OF wire and
lO3 miles of cable
"A Western reporter calls marriage license
"a preliminary way-bill TO be treighted over the
sea of life together"
Governor DennisOn will be conspicuous on
the stump Of Ohio this fall,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Netos see Inside Pages.
tBY TELRGRAPH.l

San san % %fRANSIsco August IsIArriyed, ship Maria j.
with 81 600 sacks OF wheat Glencross for Liverpool with
49, sacks Carnsmore, for Liverpool with 900 sacks
ships Lady Ann for Liverpool and Haze for Hong Kong
(By atlantic CdbLe) "
MovILLE, August Iq.-Arrived steamship Europa from
New York for Glasgow. ~
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FROM THE WEST.
Rnrneh 10 DcnIII.

CINCINNATI Aug. 19.-Mrs. Fitzgerald, of
Starres township, was burned to death a few
days since by the explosion of a coal-oil lamp.
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.

The Educational Conventions in Tren-
ton-"Something for Women Bet
ter than the Ballot'-The
Gettysburg Reunion
Transfer of Bullion
from California
East.
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De- Haven q BIO, 10. 10 s. Third strl
FIRST BOARD.
,NARR .LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings
OAY COOKE q 60. QuOte GOYernment secnrltie

follows:-U. s. 6s Of 1sS1 l22q{@I28; 5-2Os of 1852
123@123A; do, 1864, 12136912l55; do, NOv 1865
121}G@121s5; do july 1865, 12O9s@12O55; do, 1861
l2O%@12O75; do, 1865, 12Ok@12OE; = 1O-4Os 1896
ia; Pacihcs, 10s4@1O9. Gold, 1884.
MEssRs. DE HAVEN * BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street. Philadelphia report the following quotations:
u S. 6s of 1881, 1872 5g@123 do. 1862 12256a123K;
no. @ 1854 5o do s8 1852 @ d2$25 d0 1862
1865, 1909 @12O%; do 5s, 1O-4Os, 113%@1l4; i. S.
80 Year per cent Cy., 1Os&@1OS%; Due Comp. Int
Notes, 19A Gold, 133]s@1333s Silver, 12s@1S6.
The receipts of the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad Company for the month Of july 1869,
were. .S26771S'31
For the same period last year. 2O7666'71
Increase. ............,.......s s6O 80
For the seven months ending
July 81 1868. ..............,.Sl,u l,u5,17124
For the same period, ending
July 81, 1868 ...,,..,,.,,,,., 1,441, ,OS127
Increase. ...........,..... s274OS997
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CLEARED THIS MORNING

STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA. M.........72I A. M. .....7l2P PM....s4
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A RUFFIAN.
He writes n Remarkable Letter.

A Nashville paper says: - Our readers will
agree with us that the following document is a
most unique illustration of the queer times in
which we llVe:-
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Aurticncsrs' 3Jrluate Sales, &r.
GALE BY TRUSTEES, UNDER AU-
- THORITY OF THE COURT or EQUITY.
AT PRIYATB SALE
AN ELEGANT MANSION AND SPLHNDID
GROUNDS.

Will he sold 1t Private Sale shat elegant HOUSE,
at the corner Of Blake and Drake Streets with al
the surrounding garden and spacious grounds.
This - one Of tic most complete and bcautlIui
establishments in Charleston, commanding fne
view OF the narnOr. and embracing Large extent
of grounds i,lckiY sct with trees OF every de-
sc:ip.ioa, forest, fruit and flowers. all selected
and disposed with the utmost care and taste
The House IA Large aGd colnlnodioIs. containing
fourteen rooms, admirably arranged, with dOnble
nllHl.S on tEc south, with hnc largo Kitchen
ard all other necessary outbnhina'.
in addition 10 this. there Is another Dwelling
House on the premises. situate on Tire northeast
corner suitable Tor a .n!.lli family.
The Lot measures four hundred (i00l feet front
on Brake street Ivy about ;wr hundred and eighty
("sCl fcrt in depth Ga Blake street.
To any person wishing TO establish himself In
n handsome residence, with fine garden ana
sraciDrs walks and grounds, the above property
presents 2 rare opportunity.
ALSO,
A body OF NARSH LAND, on the cast OF Bay
street, separated from the above property by Bay
street, embracing six hundred .6fO) feet from
north 10 south by three hundred (300) feet from
cast 10 west OH The west side Of the Northeastern
Railroad. Also. another body O, Marsh Land.
lying east OF said road containing -. iest.
For further particulars AID terms applr W
WARDLAW " CAREW. .
Purchasers to pay w. IE q. for papers
decS VT
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By JOHN s. RYAN.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSES AM

II pEhEDlE lOhI ShLC Op hOOOEnO AM
Il Lots in Inspection and Princess streets. BY
order OF the Trustee, for distribution and change
OF Investment.
ON THURSDAY. the 2ad day Of December: at II
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Postolice foot OF Broad
street, will sell to the highest bidder, without
any manner OF reserve.
The following enumerated HOUSES and LOTS,
viz:
One HOUSE and LOT known as No. 8 Inspec-
tion street, measuring and containing thirty-nine
feet front on Inspection street, and one hundred
and twenty feet in depth, be the same more or
less, and having such outings and boundings
as arc laid down In q PIT annexed to the ttle9
from Colonel William Drayton to William Wight
man, recorded in ithe office Of Registrar Aesne
Conveyance; thisLot being known in such plat
by the number elghty-two ts2')
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Tenne-
ment building thereon, known as No. Princess
street, In plan Of said property made by K K
Payne surveyor, March, 1885, and recorded In
Registrar Mesne Conveyance ONCE, Book w, No.
IL, p. 3l2. measuring and containing In front on
Princess street 19 feet by 40 feet deep, be tho
same more or less; butting and bounding north
by Princess street, west by Lot No. In above plat
south by Lands now or formerly OF r w. Sey-
mour and J. Desare, and east by Lands OF -
Together with the free right to the use OF the
alley-way four feet wide adjoining said Lot, for
the use Of this Lot No. 7. .
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Brick Tenement
building thereon, known as No. Princess street,
in the plat last referred to- and adjoining the Lot
last described on the east, measuring and con-
tanning 10 feet front on Princess street, by 20 feet
Deep be the same more or less; butting and
bounding north on Princess street, south on Lands
now or formerly partly Of r w. Seymour ana
partly OF ]. Dcsare, to the east on the Lot laSt
above described, AMI to the west on Lot No. IL IN
the plat last mentioned.
Terms.-lDne.half cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest from date; credit portion TO
be secured by bond OF the purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises; premises to be secured ana
policy assigned. Possession given Immediately.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
To examine plat OF this property, or for further
information, apply to JOHN s. RYAN,
dpcl5 wlni4thl No. So Broad street
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Peoples Bank.

At meeting Of tho BOARD OF Directors Of
"The Paoplo's Baak OF South Carolina" held on
the I4sh Instant, Mr.. James 8. Gibbes having ten
dered his resignation as president and as d.
rector OF tho bank, and Mr.. II. G. LUper having
also rendered his resignation as director and aa
cashier, the following resolutions were unani-
r,oDslJ adopted:
Reso.Dsd, That this board In accepting the resig-
nation of Mr. James 8 GbheS, deem IL proper 20
place upcn record their high appreciation OF the
energy and zeal he has displayed in the discharge
OF his duties as director ana rs president.
Reso;vp6, That the thanks OF the stockholders
are due TO Mr.. Gibbes, for having, at the close OF
tbe war. allowed the use OF his Gane In connec-
ton with that OF our late lamcntcd president, ID.
L. Mckay. Esq, for the purpose or carrying on
banking business with tho capital VI thls bank,
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and for its beneft-his action in this matter hav.
ing added to the value Of its assets, and Afforded
much needed facilities to the commercial commu-
nifty at time when no other banking facilities
existed.
Resolred, That the thanks Of this board be and
they are hereby rendered 10 Mr. Ghbes for the
uniform courtesy with which he has presided
over its deliberations.
Eeso,red, That this board accepts with sincere
regrct the resignation OF Mr.. Fl. G. Loper as di-
rector and as cashier OF this hank.
Resolved That the thanks of this board and or
the stockholders are due and are hereby tender
ed to Mr.. Loper for the fidelity and zeal with
which be has always discharged the duties OF his
office. and more especially for the energy, zeal
and good Judgment displayed by him, and by
by which the entire assets OF the bank were
saved from destruction during the perillous
times Immediately succeeding the fall OF Coum-
bia.
Resolped, That committee Of three be appoint
ed to procure some suitable testimonial to be pre-
sented TO Mr.. Loper In the name OF this bank, as
slight Indication OF the high estimate placed upon
his faithful and jealous discharge OF duty.
Resolred, That copy OF these resolutions be
sent to Mr.. Gbbes and to Mr.. Loper, and that
they be published in the Courier and DAILY NEWS.
Extract from the minutes.
JAMES B. DErrs, Cashier.
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THE HOLIDAY TRADE.-As q general rule,
the most extensive and liberal buyers Of holiday
goods do not put Off their purchases until the
stocks have become low and the crowd so great
that they are unable to make satisfactory selec-
tons Indeed, as we happen to know, some OF
the most desirable customers in that branch oil
trade are already on the lookout for sou0e''srs
of the coming season. Dealers who propose to
engage in it-and which OF them does not'-
should therefore announce their attractions with
Sat delay, If they wish to reap an early harvest.
We need hardly add, what they already know,
that the advertising columns OF THE NEWS, al
ways reflex OF the business of the city, are con-
salted now more than ever by those desiring bar
gains in any branch OF trade.
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Hotel acknowledgements 10.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL
James Epps, Clarendon; W. F. Force,
Charleston; NJ G. Dunlap, Fairfield; J. Is Craig,
BlaclstOck; L. d. Clark. Louisville; Mrs. }. IL.
Brunson, New York; Charles II. Reeves, Jerad L.
Wainwright, Philadelphia; ThGddeus Page. Bos-
ton; J. r. Carpenter, New York; c. C. Tuthcll,
Havana; e. S. Calhoun, Mrs Z g. Calhoun, New
York; C. Graham, Marion; l.. A. Pratt, New YORK;
p. g. Merriman, Wheeling; r. f. Russe!l, hrs- II.
+. Russell and servant. New YORK; +. Murphy,
City, George Lunney. Darlington.
PAVILION noTKL-
Samuel B. Arnold, Maryland; C. ". Brown,
Ocala; T. D. Cain, Marion; S. Miller, Aiken; T. N.
Stokes, D. @. S,robel, Rddgevllie; A. e. Pemble,
Southern Express Company; J. K. ouattebaum,
Moster Quattebaum, Orangeburg; W. IT, Brown,
Georgia; W. II. Huwan, Orangcburs; W. Clark,
Lewlsvllle; W. H. Duncan, Barnwell; 2. L. Wor-
sham, Cooper River;J. S. Brockinton, Kingstrec;
George Chandler, Savannah; r. Rogers. N. b.
Rogers, B. J. Rogers. Marlboro; E. A. IIasood,
Samuel C. Carr, Mrs. Martha Carr Mss T. &. Ac-
Donald, Barnwell; d. s. Walker, Port Royal Rail
road: George Van Lew, New YORK; II. Smith,
Maryland; John II. Walker, Baltimore; George
Cannon, Mount Holly; J. s. BrocSinton, Ir.,
Kingstree P. K. Coburn. Summervilic.
MILLS uoUBh
@. e. whalcy, Ora1geburg, John C. Chadwick,
wadmalaw; ]. Dewitt Wiiae, r. w. Walsh, New
York; p. Adams. Greensboro, N. e.; Fl. Ba7nweN,
Savannah; J. II. Shelf. s. Weldon aud lady. Paul
C!afnn, wife and daughter, S. Mason, J. T. wilson
and wife, New York; L. Mcbride, Patterson, NJ;
S. Butler, Massachusetts,; 7. P Smith, c. G. Parish;
z. A. Graham, Manchester; G. N. Martin, Louis
Vile; J. I. Alexander, J. r Carpenter, l. A. Pratt
New York; J. W. Campbell, Boston; 9. @. Tuthill,
Havana; 8. Wilson, Canada
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REAL Estate SALIENT. 2. B. Oakes sold
yesterday the following valuable property:
The threa story brick dwelling, No. 1S7 Meeting
street. west side, Immediately north OF the Pa
yilion Hotel, for $500.
The three story brick dwelling, No. 1ss Meeting
street, next north Of the above, for $500.
The three-story brick dwelling Nc. II went
worth street, south side, first house west Of Meet
ing for s47oa.
The two and half story brick dwelling No. 4s
wentworth street, south side, for S54So.
Two lots at the corner of Lynch and Montague
streets, for S24OO each.
A lot and dwelling at the northwest corner OF
Bull and Pitt Streets for $4,000.
A house and lot corner of Reid and Drake
streets, $S25.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Court OF Equity o.
the County OF New Hanover, OF the State OF
North Carolina, in the case OF Morris X. JeSun'
ct al, vs. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road Company. ct al. Michael Cronlcy, Commits
sioner, duly appointed by the Court, will Sell at
Public Auction, at the door Of the Courthouse,
in Wilmington, ln the State of North Carolina,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the STU
day Of January. 1870,
All that portion Of the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the State
OF North Carolina with all the rolling stock, equip
mcnts, depOts workshops, materials and every
thing thercunto pertaining together with all the
rights privileges, franchises and AppulfenanceS.
as set forth and more particularly described In
the several mortgages mentioned in tnc pro-
cccdinas.
Terms Of sale arc cash.
The bonds OF the said COMPANY, scared ny the
three frs. mortgages, Ia VI: The mufl2'tsc 10
Edward Sandtord. datci Nag | ISL; Tie second
mortgage ID Edward Sandiori!, Gaph MhrCh J.
1853 and The moct.:2g0 ~ G2crs.c ". O"rcan,
Gated rhc I2Lh or April, 1879, ss.. be accepted III
fun ~ part payment acccrtlinI /" inc priority di
e,d lsori cages: and the bonds o. tic Satu Com
,,any secured by the nOrttagc to 'he SAID rioTTiS
k Jesup, shall be accepted pro rata rs part pay.
mrnt In the order Of priority established in said
mortgage A- CisONLI, commissioners.
Wilmington. NJ O. hoVlb iullbwl
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ID EFER REE'S ALE.

BY virtue Of 4 decree OF tho Court OF Common
Pleas. for The Fourth Circuit OF The Stale ~
South Carolina, sitting In Equity In the case oi
Morris X. Jesnp. ct al, vs. The Wilmington ana
Manchester Raihoad- Company. CT al VIII be
sold ut Public Auction, al the door nf the Court.
house in Wilmington, in the state of North Caro-
lima at II O'Clock A. W., Oh WEDNESDAY, the
18th dny Of january. 1870, . ...,
All that portion of The WILMINGTON AND
MANCIi ESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
State of South Carolina, with al the ROLLING
STOCK Equipments, Depots, Workshops, Alaterl'
ala, and everything pertaining therennt0. to.
sct.cr with all the rights. privileges. franchises
and appurienanccs. NJ set forth and more pa:tic,-
Mr!y described in the several mortgages inch
toned in the proceedings.
The terms Of the sale are cash; the bonds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages uicniioned
in the report Of the special referee, and filed IN
the case, to be accepted from the purchaser pro
rata as part payment In the order Of priority cs-
tablished by tie report; provided that the same
rutcable proportion OF cash be pail In for the
other bonds Of the same grade OF priority not in
the hands OF the purchaser: and provided, also
that sufficient cash be paid in to cover costs,
charges and expenses Of sale: the purchaser also
to nay for papers. W. ALSTON PRINGLE,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10th November, 1869.
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BY ID. C. PEIXOTTO s. SON.
REAL ESTATE AT
v AUCTION.

By virtue Of an order of sale, to me directed, By
the Hon. Gtorge y. Bryan, Judge OF the United
States District Court for the District OF South
Carolina. will oher foS sale ut public Auction,
on MONDAY, the I'd day Of January, 1870, at the
Courthouse, in the City Of Columbia, at 10
O'Clock,
Al! that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL or LAND,
with the building and all bricks and material re-
naning thereon. situate, lying and being In the
City OF Columbia, and situate aforesaid, and deS-
crihed in q conveyance thereof from John J.
Kinsler, to Benjamin F. Evans S Harvey Cogs-
well, dated the 2sth day or August a. d., 1858,
recorded In the Mesnc Conveyance CMce,
RlchIand District, in Book B. p. 40 as all that
Piece, Parcel or Tract Of Lanl, containing three
acres ami L iiair OF an acre Of land, be the same
more OF less, situated in the City Of Columbia,
and bounded on the north BY Lady Street, and on
the south by Gcrvais street, and on the west by
Huger street. an! Oh the cast in part, by Pulaski
street, and III par, b. Hannah and Amelia Bugg's
land.
The same to be sold free from all lien or encurn-
brance
Terms of Salc--One third cash: balance on g.
creSit of one. twD and three years, secured by
bond of purchaser, bearing Interest at the r:te Of
seven per cent per bnnnm from the day or sale,
payable annually. and mortgage Of premises.
Purchaser TO pay assignee for papers and stamps
q. HERlERr SASS,
Assignee Of Evans Cogswen.
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= ATTEMPTED KoBBERY-On Wednesday night,
some enterprising genius sped some coveruds
nsar the door OF Messrs. ]. G. Minor Co.'s auc-
ton store, on Meeting street. A small pane OF
glass was soon broken and the thief unsuccessful
.ly endeavored to draw one OF the coverlds
through the net work OF iron rods that guard the
interior Of the door. After much tuggipg, which
only resulted in tearing the coverlid, the would
Sbe thisf was compelled to depart, cursing the man
that invented such strong fastening.
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By J. FRASER MATHEWES.
JILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 21sE


w at the Old Postoffice, at II O'Clock,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
HOUSE AND LOT, No. 78 Cannon street, north
side four doors west OF Ashley street. House
contains five rooms pantry and dressing-room,
gas and water-works, good cistern, kitchen, car
riage house and stable. Lot As feet 'front.' by 160
feet deep.
Terms cash.
Small House and Lot, Beaufain street, opposite
Calvary Church. Lot p feet inches front, By
12O feet deep.
Terms cash.
Three and half story Brick House and out
buildings and Lot, north aide Magazine street, az
the head OF Franklin street. Lot 6S feet front by
$50 feet deep, more or less
Small House and Lot, Meeting street, west side,
one door north Of Line street. Lot 30 feet front
5y 100 feet deep.
House and Lot, Meeting g-street, east side, one
door south OF WOolle street. Lot % feet front By
100 feet deep.
Terms-Half cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bonds and mortgages OF the
property, with interest
Building Lot, Savage street, No. 16, east side,
So feet 'front.' south line 149 feet east line "a feet
north line IS fItt
Terms cash.
Purchasers to pay J. r. NJ for papers and the
necessary United States Internal Revenue Stamps
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