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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PRoMpr1rUDE in the settlement OF losses is
one of the surcst and simplest tests Of soundness
and good management In a life insurance company.
Mr. L. f. Allmars, who recently died, had insured
his life in the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance CON-
pany of New York Yesterday the amount Of the
policy, although not duo till March 3D. was promptly
paid to his widow, Mrs. Marie Allmcrs, b. tine agent
for Charleston, Mr.. R. Isscrte 1t is but just 10 the
company to mention that no discount was made on
account of the early settlement of the claim.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

R. & q. P. CALDWELL will sell at 10 O'Clock,
in front of their store East Bay one hundred barrels
Bruces Fertilizer.
I.s.K BENNETT WI, sell at half-oast 10 o'clock. at
hs Office. Broad.s;reet. vehicles and sundries.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell n. II O'Clock, ut The Old
Postoffce valuable real estate.
T. N. CATER will sell at three-qu arers past .
o'clock in hi, store, Browns wharf, butter Hour,
&c. =
G. ". STEFFENs & Co. will sell at half-past
o'cock in 'front.' OF their store, Vendue Range. but
ter. strips, &c.
JOHN G. MnSoR & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock in
their salesroom Meeting street, assorted dry goods.
LAUREY L ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock, IN
front Of their store. East Bay, strips, potatoes &c
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THE WHITE FAwN, in spite of weather and
and circus and the numerous celebrations drew
another immense last evening, and tho pcrfor
nance passed of more smoothly, If possible, than
en- previous occasions The dancing was superb, and
Alice Yane as the Princess pcs'ree achieved great
triumph. and was rewarded with shower OF
bouquet. The transformation scene Is "innumcr-
able of splendid dyes" Silver, gold. coral, shapes
of beauty, an floods of light. combine herein, and
make q momanta,- splendor that bathcs the eyes
in pie sure 1t is fit ending 10 volume OF spark
ling delights. Tonight will be positively the last
represent alton of the Fawn.
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The PRopE1ETons OF ''Whann's Raw Bone
supe,phosphate of Lime cordially inyiie farmers,
dealers aad others interested in procuring first
class manure, to call and examine their works. see
p.ocess of manufacture, and inspect the materials
used. They have no secrets, give fril value, and
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to the tan
dard analysis. Caghorn. Herring & Co. arc the
agents for the sale of it in Au2u:a ad Charleston.
February 90 limo
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MEETINGS THIS DAr.
Jefferson Lodge, at Up. NJ.

SACRED CoScERr.-Mrs. Barbot proposes
giving at the urgent solicitation of many friends
sacred concert on THURSDAY evening at St. Mary's
Churc. when gems from the "Stabat Mater" will
IL sung, ani such selections as will add to the at
fractions of the programme.
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The WASHINGTON FIRE CoaPANY.-Ths old
and efficient organization Of remen celebrate their
twenty-ninth anniversary last evening in spirited
style. Having met at their hall and dispatched the
necessary business they proceeded TO election of
officers for the ensuing year. which resulted as fol.
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THE GERMAS1A BUND.-One Of those cx-
ceeding enjoyable entertainments for which this
society OF W hole-soulcd young Germans is famous,
was Given last evening as testimonial to their en-
president, Mr. a. Zorro whs s about to sever his
pleasant relations with them by removing 10 the
West The early rart of the evening WAS spent in
enacting brief drama, entitled Mark for Mark. V
which developed 10 little hisrionic talent on the
part OF the personaors of the various characters.
The rem inder Of the evening WAS spent in dancing
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KNoBE1ocH e. SMALL.-Eessrs. VIM. Knobe-
loeb. Jr.. and Jsh1 j. Small have formed copart
nership at No. IS East Bay, for the transaction of
wholesale flour and commission business. These
are young Charlestonians Of enterprise and business
talent, coupled with long experience in the -four
trade. They are confidently recommended as
reliable and energetic, and are an acquisition to
East Bay.
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AUCTION IN CHEKAW.
Planters Hotel and Furniture.

will sell on 9th March next. the PLANTER's s
HOTEL AMI FURNITURE, sale to be on tie
premises at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The Furniture 10 be
I'D tor cash, the Hotel ono-quar-er cash. the
balance in one and two years, with interest from
date w. GODFREY, Executor.
Chcraw, s. c., February 0, 1859.
February 1G tu2
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RKPoRTER's CRUarDs.-Tbe bal nlGSqUe OF
the Independent Order OF B'nai Birth, to como c1
ON the 25h ut South Carolina Hall, is to be stylish
affair.
Yesterday washinstons Birthday, was dingy,
drlzzly aud very unpleasant day.
There wns Wild rumor anOat yesterday that Pilla-
bury is going to establish himself a. Mayor. and
mako the Clark dynasty tue ggressors.
The plank road at the corner OF Shepherd and Kim
streets is being up prcpara .ory to an improve
ment Of he road.
j. P. straton, little boy at the Rev. L. Porter'd
school, was painfully wounded iu the e yesterday
by piece of eiicli. which Middleton, another
scholar, was playing with.
Rutlcdgc Avenue, just above Morris-street, needs
draining.
The bal masque OF the Turnvereins lnst night was
not inferior to any entertainment Of the season.
The Souh. aroina Friendly Society celebrated
tneir twenty-nl3;h anniversary last evening b. o
supper at Kroog's Hall, Wentworlh-sir'e:.
lhe first colored fire company eyer incorporated
in this State is the "Comet" viii b rccei:ed liz
charter on the 2Ist lnsta It,
A counterfeit o. So United States Treasury rote
is in circulation In this ci j. IL may DO known by
tho coarsenoss of the visnote, tho gencr clumsi.
ness of the printing auI darker hue OF grlen than
the genuine.
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MEssRs. rELLoEsE & Co.. Horticulturisss,
from France, Who have recently arrived in this city.
nvio attention to their large and varied collections
from the floral kingdom. This ia q rare chance and
all who haye appreciation for tho beauties Of na.
,ure should visit their store, No. 192 King-street.
February % 8
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IN CARSON, President
L. CAvsSAUGH, yic,- President.
CHARLES Y. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
CHARLES H. ScHwING, Treasurer.
L. T. HOGAN, First Director.
F. N. BRowS, Second Director.
B.F. MAULE. Third Director.
J. NJ. MURPHY. fourth Director.
F. O'MAEA. First Axman.
II. N. PREGNALL, Second Azmau.
=. f. PassAILAIGUE, Third Axman.
a. SXsoS, Fonrth Axman.
+. MoERIs, Engine r.
The election over the company and Invited guests
repaired to Market Hall, VIII, re Tully served up q
supper of the choicest yiands to which ample jus.
ticc was done, ani wheD the subsiantials had been
duly discussed tho following regular toas's were au
nounccd, TO which clcqu mt responses were made:
lhe Day uc Celebrate-Graven Oh the dial OF in.
mortality sacred from Tunes irreycrent touch.
Ihe state Of south Carolina-Her sons will yet
rend the sackcloth from brows, and bind them
with fresh wreaths oil honor.
Our city-In the bright future We hope to win for
her that sway DER commerce which i'll the pride OF
our hearts We deem her due.
The Fire Dcpartment-Their zeal and efficiency
may be read in characters of fire.
This company has tcen under tie presidency OF
Jno. j. Laflr, John B. Martin. Chas. syfan, A. Du-
fort, J. L. Marshburn. all of whom were untirins in
their zeal for its prosperity and glory. They have
lately laid tho mantle of their che,ce on Captain
James IL Carson, than whom none wor,hier lives 10
administer their GTairs.
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The COMET FIRE CoMPaNY.--1his very re-
spectable organization OF colored fremen, who by
their orderly conduct and respectable demeancr
have commended themselves to the favorable con-
sidoraton Of the community, celebrated their
eighteenth anniversary yes. .erday by p'rade and
tra! Of tie apparatus on Broad-s.rcet. The mem.
bers prescnteda ueas AMI tidy appearance, and tao
eugiuc WIS In condition that evincol ati.nti n OH
Their part. Afer the parade vas over they pJriook
Of III )per ut BoGums Hal, prepared b. savage
Tncy enjoyel themselves by sp'cchcs, sous AMI
seu,ime It until late hour. The following the
Officers: joan Ii. Campbell. Preslen Josiah Fen
nick, Vice-Pre1deu; Goo. ". Ksizcr, secretary; q.
Dickinson. Treasurer; Allan Mculouj. FIRST D,rcc-
ter; Thos. Rivers. second Director; II. Il. Ham le
ton. Third Director; c. Rivers. Fourth Director;
James j. Young, Engineer; Vim. kebin- First
Axman; Nathl. Dickinson, secord AImau; Isaac
J. Carol. Charm IN Committee on Burial arounds;
Josh. Fl. Stuart Chairman Committee on Finance;
c. Ladson, Ctairm ID Committee on Sick.
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LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
ALLAN IA. GA.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY In March, by the
Administrators of william aerring, deceased,
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
First magnificent FAMILY MANSION, four
teen rooms with necessary C osets and outhouses,
situated on Peacht ee-sreet, in first class neigh
borhood in every respect
Second. Seven CITY LOTS within ore hundred
feet of the Statehouse and Fir.t Baptist Church,
four OF which have improvements on them; one Of
these has good cight-room brick house finished
throughout with closets.
Third. A BnICK oTOREH0U>E aud Kitchen, in
the most desirable business part OF the city, on
Whtehall-st eet fronting 81 feot on Whlteha:siree,
and running back one hundred and nineteen feet,
with the right ut nm alley.
Fourth. An exc lent FARM of17gacres on Peach
tree Read, four miles from the CITY; fifty acres Of
cotton land, with good peach orchard and good
fencing.
Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
and Accounts and Stocks In several Manufacturing
Companies. MIR. Herring having been long resi.
dent OF Atlanta he selected the most desirable prop
crty both to present and prospective value; con-
sequcntly every foot ofsrej 1s No. l 10 oyery re-
spect
Yerms-One-taird cash; the balance In four and
eight months, with interest from day of sale
j. ". HEkRING.
w. F. BkRRING, Administrators
n. I; .15SN AEa!ER. A0min''1''0i''
February 10 Dso I8
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FLOWERS
PLANTS AND FANCY SHRUBS

For Gardens ard Houses, as 70 lows:
100 different kinds of very fine grated ROSES
40l varieties OF PRUrT ThkE3 Of the finest quaA-
ties, among len are the Cherry free (Rnpress
Eugenic) cgh' OF the Cherries weighing one pound.
1he butter Pear, incomDarable, W ishs from one
to two pound- each; aud large assortment OF
Flowers aud Vegetable seed
Also very fine Bulbs nf every sort, which remain
10 bloom from five to uIonths.
Carnatun piuks ew var eues) recently intro
6uccd In France.
Amatour. arc solicited to call and examine the
above cssortnents ut the s.or, No 1872 Kingstrpet.
All of the above piants will be warranted. as the
importers are we'll tnown among rtieulturis5 in
this counr, aJ tespousi ble iu th tr engagements.
February IL II PtLLoRSB w.
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s. G. HOESEY, President.
". G. wy,iDES, | worlens
JAMES sALvo "ar"e"''
P. FALLoS, secretary and Treasurer.
After the p,e,ting the members adjourned to a
fine entertainment There were regular tons s. which
met with ready and happy responses, followed by
brief remarks and pointed sentiments. 1t was alto
ecther an agreeable evening
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THE SUMTER NEWS,
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

NEE:SRS. PELLORSE co.. H0R1 ICULTU-
M RISTS. from Paris have the honor to inform
the publ that they have arrived In this city with
beautiful assortment Of
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SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY SocrETY-At the
twenty-ninth anniversary meeting of this society.
held 1T Kroes's Hall, Wentworthstreet, on the 22d
instant, the following gentlemen were elected off,
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Residence No. Drake-street, at Auction.
BY r. 81. MARSHALL & BRO
On TUESDAY, March Q, at II O'Clock, will be sold,
at the Old Postolico
The above WOODEN DWELLING, containing
four square rooms, kitchen. &c. 1he Lot, high and
dry. measures 405S by I24 feet
ond,tion:-une-half c1sh balance in one and
two years. secure as usual Buildings to be insur-
cd and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay Auc-
tieneers for papers and stamps.
February % tis3
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| WASHINGTON ARTILLERY FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
The third anniversary meeting OF this society
held at the hall of Liberty and King streets
last evening. when the following officers were
| e1arfad
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THE DAILY NEWS.

nS- LARGEST clRcULATIoN-THE DAILY
kEws BEING The NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED As HAVING TaE LARGEST CIR
ouLATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING ~ THE posEorFIor AT GHy END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING 70 THE PRovIS
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFTcE LAW.
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MisifQaueous.

no B.USIN s MEN.
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THE DAILY News will be served to subscri-
bers in the city ut SIX DOLLARS year in advance, or
at FIFTEEN CENTS week. payable to the carriers.
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CRuMBs.-The East Bay fire seems to De IT.
repressible. At A. N. yesterday 1t was burning
brightly, and required the services OF several po
licemen and buckets OF water before 1t was sub
dued.
An unfortunate inebrtate, while under the "po-
tent spell,n took snooze on the cold, cold
ground. He was astonshed on awaking to and
that some enterprising character had substituted
a dumb brass watch for his ohronometcr. The
moral Is obvious
The workmen under kr. j. H. Devereux were
busy yesterday In tearing down the shattered
wall OF Messrs. Cameron, Barkley q Co.'s build
ing. They have already reached the crest OF she
doorway, and the reconstruction OF the building
will occupy but few days
The debris OF the Pair was removed from the
Hibernian Hall yesterday. The committee nave
not vet decided on the course TO be pursued In re-
gard to the articles remaining on hand.
Ameeting Of the stockholders Of the Charleston
Bank will be held as IL n. to-day, at the hall oil
the bank. The reports OF the president and board
Of directors viii be presented, and some action
taken towards resuming the business OF the
bank.
King street was full Of life yesterday. Aer-
chants were smiling and buyers anxious to anti
cipate the holiday investments.
The fine band OF the Newcomb Ainstrels per-
formed to large and molly audience. In front oi
the Old Poston1ce, yesterday morning.
The fre well at the corner OF Vanderhorst and
Pitt streets has caved in, causing dangerous
hole.
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A PRoB1BI1 MURDRR.-At al early hour
SUNDAY morning q colcred man, named James
BAILEY, was found lying near the railroad track,
SCOUT ak miles from the city. His absence from
his home on Saturday night induced search,
which resulted in his discovery. When found, he
Wss iying on the track in such position that the
wheels or passing train would mutilatethe
body. There was terrible wound In the head,
ana be was quite insensible. Bailey was II once
brought TO the city and taken to the Roper Hospi-
tal, hus his injuries we're mortal and no expired
the same evening. The Coroner was nosihed,
and ajury OF inquest empanelled, who viewed the
body ana adjourned until the witnesses from be-
'yoad TIC city limits could be summoned The
wound In the back OF the head was evidently
szused By ganshot. and it is supposed shat the
pefpetrstor removed the body to the railroad
track In order to avoid detection, trusting that
some pasaiug train would complsse the bloody
work.
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aurtioneers' prlpats saIes, Sc.
By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
IT ARGE AND VALUABLE B ICE
PLANTATIONS ON NORTH SANTHH
RIVER, AT THE BEST PITCH
OF THE TIDE.
At Private Sale

At Private Sale
The valuable RICE PLANTATIONS on North
Santee River, Georgetown District known e5
"Milldam," 'Newland" and "Bluf Manu. con-
taining together. 1913 acres ofLand, OF whiah $50
acres are tide swamr land about 800 Eeing now
under cultivation in rice and the balance In COED
order; :herp ere 523 acres Of high Land, OF which
90 or 70 are cleared provision Land, capable or
producing 40 bushels Of corn to the acre
On "hldam" Plantation Is good dwelling
house.. two large barns, a mill and one OF the
largest and best negro settlements on North San
tee. On 'NewIand" and "Blun Mainn are also
negro settlement.
On these Plantations there ia resident force OF
Seventy Laborers, and houses sufficient for over
200 negroes.
The situation of this estate, lying as Is does
above the salt water and below the rreshet lands
has always been considered among the safest on
Santee, and during the long period they have
been cultivated there is no instspce on record ef
the loss of crop. When cultivated previous 10
the war, they were capable Of producing over 40
bushels of rice to the acre, and the crops ayerag-
ed from $1,000 to 22,0oo bushels OF rice sent 20
market. NJ
For further particulars, apply as above, ct No:
80 Broad street. noVl6 tuthso
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BY virtue OF a decree OF the Court Of Equity OF
the County OF New Hanover, OF the State OF
North Carolina, In the case OF Morris K. Jesup,
ct al, va. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail.
road Company, ct al, Michael Cronley, Commits
sioner, duly appointed by the Court, Will sell 81
Public Auction, at the door Of the Courthouse,
In Wilmington, in the State OF North Carolina,
at IL O'Clock, A. H., on WEDNESDAY,, the 5th
day OF January. 1870,
Ali that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND MAN
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the State
OF North Carolina, with all the rolling stock, equip
ments, depots, workshops, materials and every
thing thereunto pertaining, together with all the
rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenanoes,
as set forth and more particularly described In
the several mortgages mentioned in the pro-
ceedings-
Terms Of sale are cash.
The bonds Of the said Company, secured by the
three first mortgages, to wit: The mortgage TO
Edward Sandford dated May l, 1851; the second
mortgage to Edward Sanford, dated March l.
1863 and the mortgage to George W. Dargan,
dated the 18th OF April, 1885, shall be accepted IN
I'LL az part payment. according to the priority OF
Sid mortgages; and the bonds OF the said Com
pany, secured by the mortgage to tile SAID Morris
k. Jcsup, shall be accepted pro rata as part pay:
.nent IN the order OF priority established In said
mortgage. n. CHONLf, COMMISSIONED
Wilmington, n. c. hoVlo tnll6wl
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A GNEE's LIZ
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, p0R THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAEtN,INA-lN THR NATTER or w.
w. lIARLLEB, BANKRUPT
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Pursuant to an order OF the Honorable Judge
Bryan, in the above case, viii sell on tho 1rst
TUESDAY in December ncXt st Marion Court
house, The following property:
TRiUF or LAND on the north ske or Lit
tie Pectlce River. containing $50 Acres mrrc or
lesA conveyed 10 Bankrupt ny the She:lI or Ma
ron District and recorded In Book p IN the &c
.-isicrs Office for Marion DISTRICT bounced there
by Lands OF David Page, John F. Pacc and others,
heiny the Lands Oh Which James Il Page now
resides.
Onehalr interest In the unimProvetl Lets Of
[SEd in Marion Village. mGrion County, contain
lug ouch hve-tcnAS to.lJ) of an 1cTe; hoahhed
Wy Lots of w. J. DICKSON, loan Aur!nona lnoI
8, R. Stan!y's) ann others situated near the De-
pot Of the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,
marked Hos. 10, II and Ia in plat OF Said village,
malc by Deputy Surveyor iIcyi LeIette dated
February. 1857, SAID Lots ooaveyed TO ]. J. Hart
iee and W. w. t!arlee 81 G. d. Evans. Commits
siofcr III Equity. plat OF these Lots Can be
seen on application 10 the Assigitee
Lot and 0ihoG in Marion Village, fronting
cast on the public square; bOInded on tM north
bY Lot Of s. f. Mcmillan. nnd south ny =. Baum 4
LOT, ard OIL the wt.a. hy Street. TINS Lot 10 be
sold az the risk Of khe former purchasers
Nrns-OncfOuri ~ e-lsh: Eaiance"n creIlit
or oAc and two years; prrciasefB 10 give hnd
with interest from day N saie, payable annually,
secured bY q murtgace U the pTcnises, and "
pay Tor oil necessary papers ann sianp+A
movie tu3 T.. II. FOftD AaRtSnoc-
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Under DECREE IN EQUITY.

By virtue OF an order of sale 20 me directed, In
the case OF Sie8ng w. Hicks, win offer for sale
at Public Auction, at the Old Postoflloe, foot OF
Broad street, THIS DAY, the 23d OF Novem-
bcr 1850, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
ALI that LOT OF LAND with the buildings there
on, situate, lying and being on the south side OF
Reid street, in the City OF Charleston, and known
by the No. S. Measuring and containing IN front
on Reid street forty feet, and In depth one hun.
drcd and twenty five feet, be the same more or
less; buttng and bounding north by Reid street.
south and west by lands now or late OF Q. II.
Stevens and east by lands now or late Of O. II
Stevens
All that LOT or LAND with the buildings there
on, situate, lying and being on Calhoun street,
south side) In the City Of Charleston, State afOre
said. Measuring In front on. said street thirty
four (34 feet more or less, and In depth one hun.
dred and six Q06) feet more or less; butting and
bounding TO tile east on lands now or hate Of Paul
Rahall to the west on lands OF J. T. Ellsworth, 20
the north on Calhoun street, and to the south on
lands now or late OF Henry Horlbeck.
Terms-0ne-third cash, and the residue on
credit OF one and two yeGra, with interest from
the day OF sale payable semi-annually, secured
by bond or bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers
and mortgage or the premises Tho buildings to
be insured and the policies asslgncd. Purchaser
to pey for stamps and papers.
VIM ]. GAYER
novo3 m3tu1 Special Referee.
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Auction Sales This Day

Iarrev A. Alexander viii sell at IL O'Clock,
as No. Atlantic wharf, groceries, liquors. &c.
Jenords b Co. will sell at har-pass O'CLOCK. o.
taaIr stores, bacon and dry salted meats.
Geo. W. Sseffens win cell at half-pass O'CLOCK
Ak his store, butter, hams, DC.
A. @ McGiliivray win sell for the Sheriff, at Il
O'Clock, at the Old Postonfce, real estate
Bowers 3 Sllcox viii sell at IL O'Clock, as 1ne
cd Postofice real estate.
wardlax Carew viii sen as IL O'CLOCK as 'ne
Old Pes,ofioe, sea island cotton plantation.
VI J. Gsyer will sell at IL O'clock as 'ae oio
.PoStoalce, g brick house and lot OF land.
Henry Cobia Co. viii sell at hah-pasts O'CLOCK
as their store hams, sugar, 30.
John @. Minor Co. viii sell at 10 O'Clock, al
Weir store, Brussels carpet. wooIlen goods, &c.