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THE srsrKs AND TIE REMEDr

Our community has frequently been disturbed
OF late by the demands OF n sct or Radical nc
groca. who have united under the nanc OF the
I-ongs,orcRcn's Protective Union, and who
avaling Themselves: Of the supposed necessity OF
their employers. have sci up the most unrc.suna.
bic cXnctlona In the matter Of wages. very
little frmness, however, on the part OF the cri-
ploycrs defeated their attempts. They have now
made another outbreak Oh new pretended
issue.
For some good nnd sufficient reason, We pre-.
snnc, certain shipnwncrs refuse 10 trust their
cargocs to the hand! of one Stoiiarl. who Is u
stevrdorc anu u Radical unlce-holder. Where
upon this protective union refuse to load or nm
load vessels, unless Stcvctiorc Stoidard hc per-
mitt1h 10 have the handling OF property which
the parties interested arc disinrlinel To commit
To his unmatched manipulation. The union
claims that, being a Radical. he Is necessarily
Trustworthy, and therefore any exception To him
Innst have its origin In objection to his political
principles.
lf this were true. and the character OF the man
in no way involved, does it lie in The mouths Of
Radicals to complain of II prescription, when
they have, within very few days only, in mass
asScn'b!agc In To entire Iiadical league, demand
cd of their creatures, the Mayor and Aldermen OF
Halicazcd Charleston, that every democrat Oh
the police OF The city should br forthwith dis
charged, ard their places filled by mcmhrrs of
the Union League; and in obedience TO this man
date, prrscntr' by select committee, these lie
nlands have been accccdcl to- ami sUnc twenty
Or thirty Democrats turned adrft n once, and ~
promise made by the Mayor that he would remove
the others ~ fast rs their places could bc sup.
piled Now these negro Radicals again disturb
the quiet Of The community with their hOwlings
because. iorsoo,h, the poisoned chalicc, which
they prepared for Democrats, has been commend
ch tn their own lps.
ills time, in our opinion, that these political doc
tors should he made TO swallow their own physic
an WE would suggest To shipowncrs and CON
sgnccs, that the very hest dose tn administer
would he the substitution OF these prescribed
Democrats in lieu Of their Radical proscribcrs
Frequent doses of this sort may br rcluirci for a
time, hut its operation will hr ultimately cffrc-
tnal. So long as the disease continues, the remc-
dy should he applied. II is panacca for special
eases, aud prnphy ylactic TO purify the political ut,
mosphcrc of all bodies approaching II similar
state Of corruption.
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10. ses KING STREET. cnARLEsToh s. @

We arc now exhibiting the largest and hest selected ss
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OUR FALL AND WINTER
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TO PAHBNTS.-We take pleasure in calling
the attention Of parents, ami all others in.
terescd in the care of children, TO Wine.
mans Crysiailizcd Worm Candy, a certain spe.
cnc, manufactured in Charleston, ami for sale by
onr city druggists. IL has been thoroughly test.
c'l and proved to he safe, sure and reliable. The
price Is twenty-five cents per box, which places
III the reach OF oil. We are requested Ia
say that supply has been furnished the city
druggists for free distribution to the poor, who
may apply for the same.
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GotcI1.
6otcIo.
G Ii a ESTON TEL
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

This nrs.class HOTEL, situated in a pleasant
location, and In the business portion OF tho city
renders II the most desirable Hotel for either per-
manent or transient guests. The accommoda.
lions are unsurpassed, having extensive suites OF
single gentlemen. The proprietor will endeayor
10 maintain the high reputation enjoyed by the
win be spared to deserve continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed uponit {
The best or Livery accommodations VIII be
found adjoining the establishment
The house Is supplied with tho celebrated Artc.
cithor day or night. e. a. JAOKSON.
]uyi2 Proprietor.
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Hotel ArrivnIs-October 90.
cuARl.rsroN HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
r. 7. Williams. Morristown; J. L.. McKccvcr
New York: James II. Tratter, Philadcipha; Cap
tain w. T.. Roberts, Liverpool: +. Raiciiir, ST.
Thomas; l., H. Cross, Philadelphia: J. W. Colcr
Augusta; H. }. Jones, Mrs. Jones, Miss Jones, New
berry; Hiss }. 0Conncll, M. O'Conncll, Fort Mill
W. II. Wcssnn, North Carolina; Mrs. a. G. Grar,i
chill ami nurse, New Orleans; &. NJ. Brayton, s.
u. Rcmlcy, u. :. A. Il. r. Brc'gcss Wilmington
w. J. Walker, Washington; General Vim. MacI;ac
Vim. A. walker, wimingion; Joshua II. DrJdcr
New York; Charles A. WEIGH, Jr., iIoston; Rev. T.
u. CampbaIl. Hiss Campbell, Mist Campbell
Brooklyn; Charles johnson, City; u. y. Prince
Chcraw; Mrs. Campbell Trycc. Miss N. @. Bryce
Columbia: Joseph Hn5b, Baltimore; Wm. Day ton,
New York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. w. Abh0tt and J. w. Iiutchcrson Agents
Stone d Nurray'S Circus; J. GoriIam, city; J.
Cocker, savannah; W. NJ. Punicr, :. e.; J. X.
Mills, winicrvc; ~. ID. Bell, winnsborO'; Slgnor
Carfano and S:gnora Carrano, New York; C. :.
Hodges. Providence; A. J.. Follctt, J. :. Folictt,
;. +. Sutton AMI }. Roihan, N. Y; J. Ii. Good.
rich, New Haven; :. II. KcInlcy, Fort Aaccn; q.
T.. ISaacs la'ly anu child Columbia; q. u. Jan
'lolpini, n. T.; q. l.. Smith, Nnston.
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ane;ion I1alrs- future Llans.
StOuTll CAROLINA, KERSHAW COUN-
- TY-lN EQUITY.
LANES C1iESNUT. EXECUTOR " MARY C.
REYNOLDS. SARAH cIiESNir MARY
&. FRIEESDN. Er AI.-RIl.L Fol,
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL
PARTITION NJ,

In pursuance of dcrrr made In the above cnusc
~ Snptc!nb:r Term, lSoy will cNpusr tu
public sale before the t'Dnrihoisc. In CaIndcu.
al II O'Clock a.. NJ, On MONDAY, the 9Th day 0f
December next,
The following most vaabl" LANDS. lying from
three To four miles frnm the TOwiI of CaIu,icn
immediately an The SuutlI Carolina l,ailr,,i,I
fronting nn Watcrcr River, and running back
caslwar'lly. five miles, covering OVER five th0ts-
ana acres, one thousand oI which line swamp
iiiS III cultivation, enc tiuuSand tine IplanilS in
cultivation. AMI over three thousand in original
forest. heavily timicrcd with oaks. hickory dur-
wopl. pinr. Nc. m,ic ur l, very line cotton lnn,I
fincy wntcrc, and Offering abundant winter
pasturagr
First. EElI.E-MnST. Il very choice plnnta ion
oi over eight hundred acres, nn Watcrec River,
three miles from Camden. with - large settle
lncni on il: vii, produce. without inanurc., Il
the acre. THIS IL regarded the best body Of
land 0n the Wa"rcc River.
Second. TOWN GREEK PLANTATION a,,iuIn-
ing the above, consists 0f four thousand five
hundred acres. recently held :s one large panta-
,lnn comprising swamp, second bottom, and ui,-
lands, heavily timbcrr,l ami finely watcrcd hav-
iiig two iiiir streams running through IL. The
South Carolina Railrond aili two public highways
rum through these lands and render them acc,.,.
SitIlc III I'LL points. They arr very convenient o
camden; the upans are perfectly hcnlthrul and
present rare advantages.
THIS place is subuiviirtl INFO AMI will Inc SOLD NJ
twcnty-ohc inrinS Of onc hundred to four hun
dred acres offering rare opportunity to settlers
seeking homes. Adjoining plantations have
been divided into small Farms AMI are taken by
our hest prUpic
Tcrms-onc.ifth cash: balancn OH ii credit or
one lwh and three years. in equal annual install
mcnis. wiib interest from date, payable annually
III scvr! t'nr cent, secured bI bond snrctic'
lcgc Ia purchasers Ia pay cash, Purchasers to nav
FOR stamps and papers!
An agent IN the place will show the lands, ami
Inc pl:ttS can hc Sren III The Olilcc OF VIM. A
Shannon, ESI., Camden. :. q.
JAMES CiiEsNUT
WiT. ~. SHANNON
Special Masters ami Receivers
Camden. ;. g., Nov. l. ISd,. lm5wf.
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BOTH DAMAGED As is generally known Messrs.
Collins Morse AMI Skin & Gaylord hav. been
sucing each other for damages Tile case OF Skin
Il Gaylord VS.. Collins & Morse was heard before
Magistrate Schroeder, and day before yesterday he
decided In favor Of the former. The case Of Col
Inns 4 Morse vs. SkT 4 Gaylord was heard before
Magistrate Mackcy, and yesterday he decided in
favor OF the former. The magistrates have dc.
clied that the plaintiffs in each case have been
damaged to the extent or 500. we suppose that
both parties will pay their counsel and the mags,
tratcs' costs, and call the thing square. II is II
good thing TO go 10 law-that iS, for the lawyers.
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BY JOHN =. RYAN.
A UCTION SALE OF LOT or LAM
~ NORTHEAST CORNER Of EASTRAf
AND GUIGNAUD STREET.

on TUESDAY. the III day OF November, ut the
On fost"ncc at II O'Clock y. ~, | will sell at
fmb'ic Auction. without any manner uf reserve
Al HAT LOT uf LAND, ut the Northeast corner
o last lsiy ami tiui:nard street, measuring and
containing II feet inches front on E;st Ray, by
l'3 feet on t;guar,i street. and II frr; incht..
on The back, 6c the same more Ur ,rss
ALSO.
The LOT immediately adjoining tile above OH
TIE north !c, same dimensions.
Terms nT Salr-Une-ilirl cash: remainder in
one. Two AM! three years. secured by bond AMI
hori gage nj the property sold. Purchaser tu pay
Tor conveyance and stamps.
y. E.-For further Information, apply to
ort2H JOHN =. RYAN. M. ~ IirOad street
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BY ". Y. LElTC!l 4 II. $, BtIINS.
Auct ionccrs.
nESIRABLE KING STREET STORE
~ WEST SIDE, KNOWN AS No g.

Will be Sc.i on TUESDAY. 2,l November ut the Oil
ToSiuillcc. AT II O'curk,
That desirable Iwu.SiOry WOODEN IlOIJSEt AND
STORE known as iN' King street. Los measures
p feet front by l62 feet in depth. more or less
WIN JOINT Use ni alley an the north; fences al
they nuw stand, the boundary line
Icr,nS-t'nc-falf cash: balance in one year
with INTEREST," property Ia he insured and nDlicy
stamps. re-, IN
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Knox, DAILY, & 90 will cOntinnc The sale, al 10
oclo,., OF the stock or A. IllitS, King street.
J. A. Enslou X Go. will ac IL IL O'Clock, AT
Palmetto wharf, the brig Lady rcr!r and her al'-
parcl; also two sail boats.
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THE FREuNnscifAFTSBUND.- There was larg,
and apprcciativc audience ut the entertainment
given by this society on Thursday night last
The musical and Grammatical portion Of the chi or
tainment was decidedly good. All who attended
spent delightful evening.
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BUSINESS ESvEL0rEs.-TUE NEWS Job Onicc is
now prepared 10 furnish gooa envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thOIs-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man Should have his carl printed OH his
enYrInnnS.
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Bf ". i. LEiTriI Il r, y. BRUINS,
huc;tonccr>.
HWO-STOhr BRICK STORE AND
L pWEl.iiNG. No. lit MEETING STEET.

Will bc sod on TEESDA T. 2d November. nj the Old
loStuilirr. nj II O'c.ork
Iilat desirable. and We'll lnraicd twostory
HE'ck STORE ASp DWELLING east side OF
Meeting street. third door south of Wentworth
double, piaZZaS in rr'r: Kitchen ami all necessary
pulnii'iihSS "i bric. Lot liiciiSurc, - feet In
front by 1850 feet in depth. more nr less
TcrniS-OnclIiird cash: bnl;tnrr in one and Two
years WIN Interest Ill the rat" Of 10 per cent per
lhh'iin; property tn lac insured and nuiicy as
. si.m,.i. purchaser TO pay ms for pnpcrs and
St"ihp9. ncl3O
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by W. Y. LEtTCH & II. :. BRUINS.
.kuctionccry.
TENEMENT STORE. WEST SIDE KING
L. STREET, KNOWN As Sus. ~ AND .5l:.

VIII be SOLD on TUESDAY, 2i November nj the Old
foStOillcc, nj IL O'clock
Ihat desirable twD.Story Wumirn House con.
iaiuing two Stores, Known ~ NnS u and o5,.:
kihg street. l.pi measures 30 feet front by 136
less. VI
ttrmS-onc-half cash: balance In ono year with
interest; property tn be insured and policy as
Hii'Wli- Oct3O
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MODEL. ESrABIISHMEST.-Wc invite the attcn-
ten OF the friends OF TIE NEWS In the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our oncc enjoys for the prompt execution
Of nll kinds Of Hook and job Printing. Fully pro-
Ylded with new Type anu machinery Of the latest
and most approved pattern, and having q large
and carefully selected stock of cards envelopes
and papers OF all qualities, THE NEWS Job OAicc Is
now prepared TO il orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing in The very best
manner, aud ut rates ut least as low aS any other
establishment in the Southern States. Can ~,
T'IIH NEWS building UIp-stairS) and examine oHr
scale OF prices and specimens OF our work.
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NATcH GAME.-A match game of hasc ball was
played yesterday afternoon between the Alert
aud Palmetto Ciuis. Az The fourth ami last in.
Ring, the score stood: Palmetto, ~; Alert, D
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TIE MARiSEE's CuURcm.--Thrrc will he service
in the Muri'.cr's Church. Church street, io.mor
row, Sunday, al lalf-past 10 O'Clock in The munr
ing.
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ENcE+d.ENT SOAr.--McssrS. A. II H.Ahrallams 4 Sons
have brrnnc agents Ia this State Tor the superior
soap n,a'ic ut the Myrtle Factory. New York. All
who have tried ,his soap testify TO iis chcupncss
and excellence.
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JOHN =. RYAN,
AUctiuRIccr.
-TNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
CUMMINGS, ASSIGNEE, W. DAWSON.

NI"HT-N7'', Ns'ItiNEE, VI DNWSDN.
l5y virtue of IN order ur sale 10 me directed I'm
thc E'orc entitled case. will OiIrr for sale at
p'i'hc anciiul, at the Old P1,iuil!cr, font uf
hro!d street. On TUESDAY, the al OF November
n"Ni, at II o'clock a. NJ,
Al thht LOT OF LAND With the BUILDINGS
thereon. situate in the CITY Oi Charles ION, On The
west shlc Of iimchuus,. street formerly OF tile rs
tate nf Robert Limeliuusc. deceased, and known
hli csi@liale' on Il plat ni Robert Is. Payne, sur
Ecsor, IA Lot No. 2:', measuring on I.inchousr
strrci !! teet same on back line. and un north
ana south lihcS 0l feet, more or less fn III %;
!, Il me wooden dwelling hnt,W, with four rooms
pantry ana dressing roonl, Kitchen aud outbuiI
inGI.
Isfms-Onrthir,l cash; balance payable In one
anu Two yrnrs-ihc credit portion of purchase
money tn bc secured by bond or purchaser and
nortS:'r Oi the property: premises to be Insured
ana policy uSsigncL. Purchaser tn pay for stamps
ana tlpcrS EUlrf. ClilSOLM JR.
hctib S3 Special Ilefcrpp
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Few TRAVELLERS are unacauainirh with the
American House, BOSTON, bu. they may not he
aware Of the many improvements in this popular
house. Suites OF roums vcr,!ca! railway, lunch
rosms billiard halls, &c.
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TIE CuEArESr YET.-TiI;: NEWS job 0nlcc Is
now printing bi!i-hrads In the brst style and oil
fine paper, at {. so per thousand. Merchants. thnk
OF IL!
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TiH STRIKE or THE I.0SG.'roEEMES. long
shorcmcn are siI on II "s.rikc,r In, there is none
OF Tint la|csSncEs " hich characterized the last
strike
Night before lnst The iongShOrcmcn held meet
ing nj the Military Han. There was n large NJ
tendance OF the members. After considerable
amount OF discussion the meeting resolved that
as ''the shippers OF the City Of Charleston had
forced the dismissal, by the captain Of the bark
a. u. Wylnan, OF George B Stodnr,i, who was
loading that Tesscl, OH the sole ground that he
~asa Republican," they denounced the action
Gas mwarrantable Interference with the sacred
rights Of free Thought and independents opinion,
which every true man prizes as he does the apple
OF his eye"
They further resolved that George r. Stoddard
has for years, been the stead, friend OF the men
working OIL the wllaryes;" that the members
would not "wOrk on board the bark A. II. Wyn,an
unless their brother member, Captain &. Is. St0d-
daru, bel FIRST restored To duty aS HtcvcdOre on
board of said vcssc;' that }mcmbcr "will aid in
loading any vessel with cotton until the shippcrs
Withdraw all discrimination against longsl,ore
men on account Of their political sentiments
whether such members bc Republicans or Demo.
erats;" and that they wonld "appcal to all the
w0rSinginen, without distinction OF party, to
Unite with them In this earnest effort to sustain
the rights aud the dignity OF laborlng men,"
CRGMRs.-,luarantine will he abolished at sun
sci tomorrow.
Three ribs OF u human being, With a shell fast.
oncd In them, were picked mp near Battery War-
ner day before yesterday.
Three hundred ana thlrty-sx persons, who have
not made their returns to the Assessor will have
their names in print shorty.
The exercises of tbc iyiut pr form, Oh, fn,o.,,
ION College will commence on Monday next.
An independent wootlsawycr, who would not
take out license to SAW wood, snm the Mayor
yesterday by request Of policeman. The Mayor
told him he was riding TOO high horse and would
have to take out license
polite constable yesterday volunteered 10
walt In an adjoining r00El while his prisoner atc
supper Tic prisoner bolicd his supper and then
bolted out OF the window, leaving the constable
to wait.
Tie fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
, amounted TO Sl6
Elizabeth Gillian, who assaulted hcr husband
with rock, has been committed to jail.
Isaac Miller, colored, who was arrested by ON.
Ger Quinn upon the charge OF stealing $40 from
Mr. +. Buchhcit, hus acknowledged tho :iicf;.
Tile drumElcrs tl0 not like the sbill to license
ana regulate tho sale Of goods by sampic,n M.
sertng that II they have to pay $50 for license
everywhere they Eo, the drumming business viii,
prove altogether unprOntnb!c
NEW YORK Herald, Times, Tribune and World.
FIVE cents per copy, at G. @. Fighters, No. lei
King street.
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oNE eUTRE fine initial note pnper and twenty.
five envelopes TO match, for forty cents, rs C. C.
Rghtcr's No. 1Gl King street.
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THE SoIREE OF the d;tna Fire Company. Thurs
day night, was - dccidct succcs'-cnjoy men
rcigncd supreme.
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AssEssoR's RETuRN.-At the last meeting OF the
City Council The following report Of the Assessor
was submitted, giving a statement OF the tax re
turns made up to the first Of September for the.
fiscal year:
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lECTuRE.--Rcv. Dr. j. NJ. Wise, OF Cincinnati
will lecture at the Synagogue. liascl street. to
R,0rrow tSuudny) evening. Scc advertisement
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FOUND GuIITr.-Thc Court Of i.aurcns Comfy
has found 2. II. Scott guilty of stealing $500
from the express safe ut The depot In l.,.T.A.,.
vtti.
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OSH or DICKENS or ScOtt's Works Is present.
cd to every annual subscriber 10 the XIX Cen
tury. octo
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MESSHs. J. L. tp0En & Co.. No o. East Nay, are
the agents for the celebrated Watt Plough, which
Is adapted To every soil. ami does the hoe and
plough work without choking
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nUsI Ess Nor rIcEs

-sTrESTIoN il called 10 the anctinn sale this day
"oih instant, nj II O'Clock. of tho I,rilish brig
Lady rerc.' As She now lies al Palmetto wharf
by ]. a. Ens!nw \ TO.
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2netion 5nles--Ghis Nan.
by KNOX, DAILY co.
4 ml'ORThNT AND UNRESERvED SALE
4 FOR Account or uNDEitwErrERS AND
ALL, CONCEisNisD OF GOODS DAN
AGED Dl'iilNG THE LATE
FIRE ON KING STREET.


We will continue To soil THIS DAY, thr ao.h In
tiant. ~ 10 "'rlwk a. NJ and continue from
day To day nrtil IisnuSth ri.
The entire Stock of Mr. a. Hing, No. a;7 Kim
street, daiia.cd by water, during the late IRE
and appraised u. s!i.Wrb. comprising. DRY
GOODS, Carpets Mating, Fancy Go"dS in grcn.
variety.
Toys of every description, &c.
Goidn'phs cash for all ainuuniS under 400;
Sloo tn Sicp. thirty days; over S50o, sixty days,
approved endorsed .loics
m 'All persons unknown tn the auciinnccr will
Rr ., r.'i,lircd'" give deposit Oh purchasing.
Ni j. A. ENSI.0W x co.
UNDERWRITERS SALE.
THIS DAY, the 3o'h Instant. will bc sold nj
IL nclnck, ~ sh" now lies ~ Palmetto wharf
"n account Of tlo Underwriters and an con.
ccrnrl.
The British Brig '.I.AnY I'EElE," nc Sunderland
f:ligllEd. :;3d 1nn5 register, carryn! ra;iicIty
nhUlt 90 tinS dead weight. together viii, cr
Nasts Spurs, Sails Rigging. Tackle, Apparel aii
Furniture.
Two SlliI"S BOATS
An inventor! rau be srcn NJ eur office
Conditions cash. j. A. r. & co
OciIU
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\ FISH ASSORTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS, imp,
rial CARDS and frames, at G. Z. lslghtcr's, No. II
King street.
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by w. Y. LEiTCtI & Il. $. IiHUaS.
Auctioncr-s.
EHSThTE SALE EY ORDER or THE
ID ESECUTDlt.

Viii be sold on TUESDAY. 2.Loi Nnvcuhcr n, II
O'clock, nj the Ola i'oSin,.ip.
That desirable tw0s.ory I!iiGK DWELLING.
known AZ M. IL Mill street. Suuih side 00nLnin-
iir four Rooms and Pantry. Ga Tho lot ~ a dc.
sirablc Store. ami has hrcn occupied as dry
g"1lS store. Lot measures 55 feet front by 20
la depth. more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser To ray vs. for pancrs
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