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BYW. Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS,
PLANTATION AT AUG
TlON.

by virtue OF M order or sale to me directed by tho
lion. HeorgeS. Bryan, Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District OF South Carolina
VIII offer for sale, nj public auction, on
THURSDAY, November 1lth, lSU9, ut the Old
Postoilcc. foot Of BrOad-strcct.
AL that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND, long
known as "liacnon Island" situate, lying and
being In 81. Johns Parish ColletUn Dstrict, ada
cent TO EslistO Island and by II causeway con-
ncctcd Herewith; butting nntl bounding north on
Lands Of Major ". S. Murray, formerly OF VIM.
Mcggett. and the South EtlIstO River and east on
Lands OF w. s. Murray, south ON Haynes Greek
and the South Edisto River, and west on the South
Edste River.
Terms-Onc-half cash; balance In one year, Sc
cured by bond OF purchaser bearing per cent.
Interest and mortgage OF the lfcmlses. Pur-
chnsller to pay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS MCLAIS,
oct0 tuth1S Assignee +. w Scabrook
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PgRsoNsL.-wm. Is. Shaw, Esq. the general
agent OF the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
has returned to the city from New York The
Offices OF Mr. Shaw are at No. III Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel i
+. M. Wright, Esq, OF the lrm Off. i. Maitland
& Co., OF New York, arrived in Charleston by tho
Champion, and is the guest OF the Hon. George
A. Trenholm. The house Of Il. l.. Maitland 4 Co.,
OF Which Mr.. Wright has been the managing part
ner for number Of years. Is well anown as one
OF the most substantial and influential firms in
New York III s.
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THE MASONIC FAIn.-Thls Fair will not only he
of interest and benefit 10 the City Of Charleston
and tho Masonic fraternity here, but TO the
Masons throughout the State. Arrangements
have been made which will insure its being 4
complete success. AZ /, will be held during the
session OF the Grand Lodge, when there Will be u
large representation from nearly nl II not nl, OF
the Lodges in the State, we would suggest that
.here ne u grand ana Imposing procession of the
Niasor'e fraternity OH the fifteenth OF November
whici VIII n,nro t",nros iin.r ra,,u ~ tho
proceedings during the Fair week.
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LAND AND IMMIGRATIoS.-Wc print this morn:
ing sensible letter from Mr.. Morgan, OF the
house OF W. G. Alden Il Co., OF New York, urging
the land-holdcrs to give away part OF their land
rs n bonus to white emigrant lnborers Mr.. Nor
gan is now in Charleston, and may be seen at the
onices OF q. A. Trenholm & Son, at the corner OF
East Bay aud Broad streets.
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THE OLD FIREaEN OF NEW YORK TO VISIT THE
SoUTH.-Thc New York Sun says: "Thc New York
Firemcn's Association, composed OF the old OIL
GERS and members OF our once famous volunteer
department, have received an urgent request
to visit the South during the coming season, and
are promseda superb ovation. AZ the close OF
the war The nremen Of the South made an appeal
to their brethren OF the North for MD, nearly
everything they had having been destroyed.
The New York Flrcmens Association responded
to the appeal, and gave a splendid hose carriage
to Hose Company No. l. OF Columbia, s. q. Our
citizens may remember the melancholy loss Of
the steamer Andalusla, with their beautiful gift
Oh bonrd, together with a full set OF fire equip.
ments for each member; yet, nothing daunted,
they had another carriage built and presented
TO the Columbia company, at an outlay OF near
$4,000. Many OF the Southern nremen have
been on visit here, and have urged the New
York flremcn to visit the South"
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SiiREps OF STATE Nrws.--Thc GrecnvlIlc ana
Columbia l.ailroad has done larger freight b:sl-
ness this fall than ever before since the war.
Til" weather In Columbia, during the last few
days, Inns been quite NOvcnlbcrish.
ii. ~. Wright, Of Edgcfcld, has been appointed
notary public.
Mr. =. ID. Lincoln, the business agent OF the
Sumter News, Is guest u, the Pavilion Hotel and
will solicit advertisements for his paper.
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MODEL EsTABLIsIIMRNT.-We invite the atten-
ION Of the friends OF THE NEWS In the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
wilch our ofllce enjoys for the prompt execution
u all kinds OF Book aud Inh Fuiiy Irn-
vldcd with new type and machinery OF tho latest
and most approved pattern, and having n large
and carefully selected stock OF cnrds, envelopes
and papers Of all qualities THE NEWS Job ONCE Is
now prepared to Ill orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing In the very best
manner, and at rates at least as 10y rs any other
establishment In the Southern States. Call ut
THE NEWS building tupstairs) and examine or
scale OF prices and specimens OF our work.
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BY W. Y. LEITCI Il II. :. BRUINS.
AuctiOnccrs.
Under DECREE INEou1TY.
II. ii. WILLIAMS, ADMIR- VS.. GILBERT +. WILL
IlAMS ET AL.

VIII hnsold IN front OF the Old Customhousc. on
IiOHSDai the 2Sth day Of October, a. d,
iSGo ut II ~: NJ precisely.
:, Alilhat LOT OF LAND. with the I,ull,IIugs
thcIeol, situate south Sdc OF Liberty street
III tnc CITY or ClnrlrStOn; measuring in front
on i.ibcfty street ~ feet. on back line 80 feet
nches, on east line l5s feet inches ami on west
me ~ tert, more or less. Bounding north ON
ilncr'r street, cast on lands Of MUrslrcai Cohen
refer NJ. Epring ald q. Jackson, north on lands
NON or late or J.; S Smith and Weston Ian,is
now or late Of John May; said I.u, known as No.
oi pat ol lands OF the estate of Mor,lccai Cohen
irawn by Charles Parker, Surveyor November
lS3l, unly recorded In Plat Book "a" No. l. p,v,,
az, REGISTER McSie Conveyance Onicc, Charleston
County.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate In the Town or
Chernw, chesterfield County, S. C., on Market
street OF the sl town, ami containing six Tn,v,
ts. - Yg. 49, Yad, which said rcc,. or narcsi r.i
VI ianl Is bnunded east hy llugcr street sOuth
ny Market street, west by High street and north
Dy LOIS lS' anu 100, aa per plat OF S:Id Town OF
Cheraw, recorded In Registers Once OF the
County or Chesterfield, $. q.
Terms-Onc-thrd cash; remainder In one and
TWO years, secured by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage Of the property sold.
y. w. NJ. MACKEY, S. C. G.
The above described property can he treated
for at private sale until disposed OF ut auction
Apply at Shcrr's Onicc, Charleston County,
Charleston, S. G.
aB- Cheraw Democrat will please publish on
l4th, 2lst ana 2sth October 1869, and send bill to
NEWS 0nce. oct7 th4
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TIE UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GKoRan g..
BRYAN, JUDGE, PRRsIpIsG.-A special scssion OF
the District Court was held yesterday.
The Judge gave notice that special session OF
the District Court would be held every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at IL O'Clock, for the
transaction OF admiralty and bankrupt business
In the case OF James s. Glover Qien crcdItor) vs.
Edward F. Davis, neutrality-suspicious. to ex-
amino bapkrupt-the bankrupt was ordered to
appear before Registrar Carpenter for examIna-
tlon on tile 10th OF November.
In the case OF James 8. Glover vs. Edward F.
Rons to o 1ead IN esa tsy p jss saR
mcnt in favor OF Mrs. 8. @. Davis-the order was
granted, and Registrar Carpenter ordered to re.
ceIve the testimony.
In the case OF J. NJ Rose and Cohen vs. w. Win.
stock-pettlon to allow compensation petf-
tion referred to Registrar Carpenter to report
upon the facts aud the compensation due. #,
In the case OF John Horlbeck, executor Of estate
OF E. Blum VI. Levy & Alexander-petIuon for
payment for rcnt-the report ofthe registrar was
confirmed and the assignee ordered to pay ono
hundred dollars to petitioners; also, ordered that
the petitioners have leave to prove before the re-
glstrar the amount due for rent from thu period
OF bankruptcy OF said Levy & Alexander. ~
Petitions OF Samuel W. Evans, OF Chesterfield.
Christopher d. Easterling and Robert c. Easter
ling, OF Marlboro, Thomas l.. Warng, OF Charles
tan, and Ephralm n. Seabrook, OF Beaufort, for
inal discharges In bankruptcy, were granted.
In the case OF Lemucl B. Stephenson VI. Addison
A. Mcdowell petition to soil real estate, the petl.
tion was referred to Registrar Carpenter.
In the case Of Lemuel b.. Stephenson yn. James
T.. Mcdowell petition to sell personal property,
the petition was referred TO Registrar Carpenter.
In the case Of James Patterson vs.. silas Evans,
petition for sale OF real estate the petition vas
referred to Registrar Carpenter.
In the ease OF w. ". Brady vs.. T. NJ. Godbold,
petition 70 establish lien, the petition was refer.
red - Registrar Carpenter trt( ,s''tt
In tho case OF Francis @. Dart, tho United states
Marshal was instructed TO sell the uAexpIrcd
lease and growing crop OF the plantation caiiod
the JOINTS Island Ferry and wilkins tract.
Z In the case OF A. Mehae, assignee vs. Jerry H.
Lee petition to sell real estate, the assignee was
ordered to SELL at public auction.
Inthe case OF A. AcRac, assignee, vs. John II.
waddcllf petition to sell real estate, tho assignee
was ordered to sell.
The court then adjourned.
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THE PLANS for wooden trussed bridge, to be
erected to connect Joints and wadmalaw Isl
ands, arc OH exhibition at the once OF the County
Commissioners. The bridge will be sixty feet
long. The proposals for building 1t have not yet
been opcnct.
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NEW LIGHTS ASD SnADEs.-Mr. r. l.. Gnilcmn
has recently introduced some novelties In the
shape OF rotary glass burners that are now oil
the vogue, and the chlcf attraction In some OF
our business houses. Mr. Guillcmin has also
new style Of argand shade that sheds soft light
In no WHY'S iniurlons To the eyes
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CoSDlTloS ~ BRIDGEs.-Mcssrs. Mclaughlin
an' M'ler, count: Commissioners, have been In
ip'c'h INC pfiuees II the county within the
past Few days, MIR. MsLNrhi reports that the
~ "i"ite'ae bon,ea.s reit,, Isl; Thomas, Rock
in s. very bad condition. Mr.. Miller reports =. -.
the nrl lges over whitehall ol Fcrgustn,s Swami,
five lies from Pineopolis and ten miles from
lion, g Corner, Northeastern Railroat, all in ST.
lcrr Berkeley, arc all In very dIlapithtcd con-
al and that the life Of any onc wlD attempls
l., , az them Is endangered
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TIM RnaisTEn DooE crFsrs tho Mills
House Is completed and now OIL exhibition at the
store OF the manufacturers. Advertising sub:
scribcrs are requested to call mud examine 1t ut
Neufvc Hannah, No. Broad street.
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BY JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
ON ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS
" AND ALL CONCERNED, TWO CASES
ASSORTED DRY GOODS, MILL
TARY COATS, &c.

THIS DAY, 2sth instant Mt 10 O'Clock VIC will sell
mt our Auction Saesrooni, No. l35 Meeting
street, on account OF underwriters aud ail
concerned,
Two cases assorted DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING or: 1.,
Fnncy and Mourning PRINTS, Bleachcd and
Brown Shirting, Ginghams, Fancy Plaid Osna
hurgs, Ilnid !.indseys, White Flannel, Ticking,
Shirting Stripes, blue Denims, Kentucky Jeans,
Cnssmeres, &l.
With Invoices OF Desirable GOODS received by
steamers Champion and Promethcus.
Blnck and Fancy SATINETS, Heavy Twlils,
Kentucky Jeans. Fancy Delaincs, black Cloth
Cloaks. worstc,l Comforts, Ladies' Kid Gloves,
lalmoral Skirts. Ieli Blankets Plaid Wool Shawls,
Undersliirts, c. +. Drawers, White Shirts, Head
lIandkerchiefs, l.. e. llandkcrchiefs, Nublas,
Leather Belts, Flax Thread, Hosiery, &c.
Conditions cnsh oct2S
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TIE PAINTERS STnIKE.-Thcrc ure about eight
white and SIX c0lorcd painters ut work ut present,
The remainder are still striking" for 81 so per
day. They are orderly.
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TING OF TIL, ALMsnousE coMMrssrospns
citing Of g Commissioners OF the Anns
~, L, was ~ Yesterday afternoon, II wac o 70
J. 'he Commissioners Of the Orphan
- a refused to receive ,vi,h,, - D'p''h ,,''p''
,', ""'l'h i've n.nper ,hi,,lrcn-- ,r,..
!, and tai thc Sisters of ucr.,
tf t,, -a-.f
,4 SESl-sI'e ti2V- idkTtnIS OI AMI educate them
xxi !; expose =, the city. |, wa. resolved
.h.' icy shou!d be transferred TO the Institution
IN rge. Of she Sisters st'''lay. Tile chalrmas
was Instructed 10 return the thanks Of the Board
oi commissioners to the Sisters for their liberal
u !td charitable offer.
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THE SwINDLERs, Westlake and bergman,
reached Savannah In safety enrly yesterday morn
ing. II is thought that Bergman will plead
guilty.
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|. CRUMDs-Thcrc Will be meeting of the City
Council tonight.
About forty drummcrs have procured licenses
to ''drum" this season. Tho number of those who
have ''drummcd" without the documents Is not
KNOWN,
To-day, at Sumter, Chief Justice Moses will hear
the application Of counsel OF W. N Hughes, ct al,
for rule TO make p. ]. Cuogan ct al, show cause
why they should not he attached for contempt OF
court.
The "On bill' Will. It is thought slip into an
ordinance Mt the meeting Of Council tonight.
The plank road to be built from the city limits
to the Six Mile House has been completed to
point short distance beyond the Four lille
House.
city sherilr Will be elected by Council tonight
II Is rumorcd that d. T. Corbin ana Geo. Addison
Win uc iUniiilleu. auc iuttrI mi Dc clccIeu.
negro woman named Mary Brown, who has
been In jail three months refused to come out
yesterday. She csccms to like Imprisonment.
Somebody remarks that "every cord OF wood
given to the poor Will he so much fuel saved from
use In the next world" Now is the time to try
the experiment OF giving.
Three men were before the Mayor y yesterday for
~ drunk.
,.s'Ph P"eh hsvwcll, negro, went for his wife day
"'toie yesterday with hatchct and ordered her
n In
stead, and Stephen went IT,. i,u -
The Emerald Bnse BAH Cinh r,,, o,,,o o,-,.
next month. "' si'' sofec
T. 4: sSc"'t who !s charged with stealing $500
,'oni INC Auams Express Company, has seven
lawyers defending him before the Laurens Court.
strong case is being made against him.
IA" '''pc Fire Engine Company viii Give :,
sp'rec on MONDAY nirh,
illus 4'Ynay, '. was detected while attempt
Ing TO commit n hure.ary, wa, committed to jaii
ye. erday by MagSt ste Mackcy.
| Mary Ncshitt anu Clara Simmons, c0lorctl,
"haIg"'' with stealing sils::-wnre from Dr. Thane,
were before Magistrate Flaum yesterday and
gave security for their appearance for trial.
james Grant, who, after being furnished with
lodging, stole the money Of his hostess has re-
pentcd and yesterday returned the money.
Tho fines imposed by tho Mayor yesterday
amounted to $1O -! N. =.
Mary Norris, n patient who escaped from the
Mazyck street Hospital, has been arrested and re-
turned to her old quarters.
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MORTALITY AMONG THE CoLoRED CHILDREN
During the forty-cight hours past, six colorcd
children hurc dlcd-thc eldest OF whom was not
quite eighteen months old. Neglect Is the cause
assigned for their deaths.
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THE EFREuSpscIIArTsDrSDw will give an entertain
ment at their hall ut eight O'Clock this evening.
The musical and dramaical portion OF the enter
tainment promiseYO be better than has ever been
produced before tle society. 1t will be pleasant
atInIr. - .F q Z,
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-THE NEWS Job ONCE Is
now printing bill-heatls In the best style and oil
fine paper, nt 81 so per thousand Merchants. think
OF it9
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A FINE ASSORTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS, impe.
rial cards and frames, at C. C. Fighters, No. 1ol
King street.
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CHALLENGE AccErTED.-Thc Alert Base Ball
Club have accepted the challenge Of the Palmetto
Club pub lislicl IN TIE NEWS Of Tuesday.
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MEssRs. MARSHALL & BRO. will offer for sale to
day some valuable rcal estate property. Sec thei
advertisements
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A. {. McGILLIYRAY,
Auctfonccr.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
J. EDWIN MATTHEWS, TRUSTEE, VS.. r. SAVAGE
IlEfWARD, TRUSTEE, EFT AL.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, od November at IL
O'Clock a. NJ, in front Of the Old Custumhouse,
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL. OF LAND,
with The buildings thereon, situate, lying and be-
Ing ut the southeast corner Of l.cgnrc and Lam
holl streets, III Charleston measuring and con-
tanning OH I.cgare street, rs per plat Of Charles
81 feet inches, more or less. I}utins and hound.
ing north on l.amhoii street, cast on land OF
Estate wilkins, south OH land Of Elizabeth N.
Smith and Margaret Savage, ana west on Lcgare
street.
Tcrms-0ne-thir,l cash; balance on Grc'iit nj
one ami Two wears secured by bond with t,ry-t
at the rate Of per cent. per nnnum. .
semi annually. Mortgage OF promo .,tfly-
surnnce OF buildings with asst -.ty ''i IL
.pers nnl 81 uilIps
octl4t, T. ". NJ. MACK
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W. G.. wHILDES 4 Co. have for sale 1000 sets
small plates Mt reduced prices. See advertise.
mcnt
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BUSINESS ESvELorEs,-THE NEWS Job Ohlce Is
now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, with
.,.licss cards printed thereon, at ST. per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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II. & a. =. Caldwell will sell n, half.past o
O'Clock at their store, provisions, &c.
John q. MlnOr X Co. will sell AT 10 O'Clock, ut
their store, assorted TRY goods, &c.
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UsINEss NorIcEs.

Mn. A. G. Kaufman wants various securities
See advertisement.
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'oSE QUIRH luc initia! note paper ami twenty.
i've envelopes to match, for forty cents, nt C. G.
Fighters, No. lsl King strcet.
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autIion saIes- : future pans.
by j. A. ENSI D!Y Il co.
SALE.

WI Shii RDaf next. 3oil instant. will Ic sold at
III ocl"cE. ~ she now cS AT Palmetto Wharf
on hrC"'inl oG the Underwriters ami all con.
inc lrtiSh f'rig "LADY PERIE," ur Sunderland.
rhEahh. 3iG tens register ,urryinu rnnnritv
H',n W 'ip TONS dead weight. together with her
iIn,I, "p'rs, SailS, Rigging, Tackle. Apparel ami
Two SHIPS IOATS
All Inventory ru, I,r seen ,t nur ,,,,.
ori's ''S" y. \. l.. & co.
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A. c. McGILLIyRAY,
Auctfonccr,
Under DECREE in EQUITY.
JAMES TUrpER, MASTER in EQUITY. ys mo
NJ. BRYAN

VII De sold III front Of the Old Customhouse at
u o'lock A. ". precisely, ON THURSDAY. tho
4fh day Of Novcuher nrNi '"o
-, All lnai FAIM OR TRACT OF LAND. situate I'm
INC Parish OF Christ Church, Charleston County
ABOUT SIX miles from the Village OF Mount Pleas
more or less; bounded east on LailIs of John,
Iiamlil, southwest on Lands OF Daniel Whtesldes.
northwest OH Lands now or late or Estate Mi.
liam Matthews. ' v"
Terms-Onc-thlrd cash. balance on n credit OF
one and two years In bonds bearing Interest on
Y, wnoie amount; payable semtannually, se-'--
Octli th4 E. W. NJ MACKEY 6
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NEW YORK Herald Times, Tribune and World
nve cents per copy, at G. G. Fighters, No. 1el
King street.
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BY KNOX, DAILY & co.

= FOIt ZkOOVONI AND
ALL CONCERNED, OF GOODS DAM
AGED DURING THE LATE
FIRE ON KING STREET.
We will continue to sell THIS DAY, the 2sth
inst, ut 10 O'Clock a. NJ, and continue from
from day to day until disposed of,
The entire Stock OF Nr. A. Hing, 10. o31 King
street. damaged by water during the late fire, and
GOODS, Carpets, Mating, Fancy Goods in great
TOYS OF every description, kc.
Conditions cash for nll amounts under 800;
500 to $500, thirty days; over $500, sixty days
approved endorsed notes
n5- All persons unknown to the auctionecr will
be required to give deposit ON purchasing.
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ONE oP DICKENS or Scotts Works is present.
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Con.
tury. oct6
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S,,,f.l. fAnMs.--Nlr. j, Fraser l.athcwcs VI,
~. 'iir oiH !'o-.olcc. Oh tie i5tn e, Novcm or
hcAt, one Hundred small iarn,s, rG!by stu "a
on Tie iinc Of the Savannah ana Charleston Fail
rond.
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MURR's LIVERPOOL LISE.-Thc first arrival OF the
seasonof the British steam line consigned to Messrs
II. Mure Co., took place yesterday, the steam.
ship Darien Captain J. Peters, reaching her wharf
soon after midday, direct from Liverpool, having
left October 5th The Daren brings good freight
and some passengers, and will be Immediately
discharged ana placed on the berth for freight
This vessei is OF substantial construction, and was
built at Hartlepool, on the cast coast OF England,
point now second only to the Clyde in the build
ing OF ocean steamers. She ia 1l72 tons, and W Ill
probably carry about 1900 bales OF upland cotton.
Captain Peters is an experienced and capable sea.
man, ana may be expected TO give shippers and
passengers the utmost satisfaction.
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French
IACIIa r. ID
dGoso
4 .ta n
GLOVES AND
70 mcn,w women md child
10
GEO. = I.e ~:
yes posi- ngures . T
&C., &c
MIS- @ EILAN E o % 3 AND FANCY GOODS.
CrayasR
Dress Trimmings Frnges Gimp
A4,
u advu
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MISS DuaAND.-1hc Paris correspondent Of the
New FORK Times dned recently with NJ. Auber, in
Paris: "Among the guests were Mile. Poinsot,
who, you will remember, once formed part OF
Maretzek's company In New York; Nile. Dsmo-
reau, daughter OF Mmc. CInts Dnmorsau, and her
self prima donna; and Mile. Louise -Durand, the
American soprano, who has recently arrived
here. II. Auber seemed to take great Interest in
our young countrywoman, and his neounsels will
be OF inestmable value to her Thcro IS some talk
OF an oiIer having already been mado her from st.
Petersburg.Y .r..a i at
Miss Durand is native Charlestonlan, ana her
friends Will be glad to hear that she has met with
80 warm reception in Europe.
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BY II. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
FARM AND DWELLING, NEAR s
1 STEPHENS DEPOT

Il STEPHENS DEPOT
THIS DAY. 2sth Instant. mt II O'Clock ,v,,, bo
sold at the Old PostOnlce, Broad street,
10! acres or LAND, two ana a half miles from
81. Stephens Dspot N4riGq:GJSor acres cleared
Dainlc &C well wooded. On the place are n Dwell
Ing OF four rooms and outbuiltliugs, and n nnc
Orchard.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
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