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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28

THE UNITED STATES COURT-fION. GKoRas s..
BRYAN, JUDGE, PRRsIDISG.-A special session OF
the District Court was held yesterday.
The Judge gave notice that special session OF
tho District Court would be held every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at IL o'clock, for the
transaction OF admiralty and bankrupt business
In the oase OF James s. Glover HIen credltor) vs..
Edward +. Davis, neutrality-suspicious. to ex-
anime bankrupt-the bankrupt was ordered to
appear before Registrar Carpenter for examina-
tion on the 10th OF November.
in the case OF james S. Glover vs. Edward f.
ony 10 Ho Tead m rega vaing sR 5sst
mcnt in favor OF Mrs. S. G. DavIs-the order was
granted, and Registrar Carpenter ordered to re-
celyc the testimony.
In the case Of J. NJ. Rose and Cohen vs.. w. Win
stOck-pctition to nlow compensatlon-the petit
tion was referred to Registrar Carpenter to report
upon the facts and the compensation due.
In the case OF John forlbeck, executor OF estate
OF +. Blum vs. Levy & Alcxandcr-petition for
payment for rcnt-thc report Of the registrar was
confirmed and the assignee ordered TO pay one
hundred dollars to petitioners; also, ordered that
the petitioners have leave to prove before tile re-
gstrar the amount due for rent from the period
OF bankruptcy or said Levy & Alexander.
Petitions OF Samuel W. Evaiis, OF Chesterfield,
Christopher ID. Easterling and Robert c. Easter-
ling OF Marlboro, Thomas l.. warlng, of Charles
tan, and Ephraim NJ. Scabrook, of Beaufort, for
nnai discharges In bankruptcy, were granted.
In the case OF Lenucl B. Stephenson VS.. Addison
A. Mcdowell, petition 10 sell real estate, the petit
tion was referred 10 Registrar Carpenter.
In the case OF Lcmuel b. Stephenson VS.. James
l.. Mcdowell, petition to sell personal property,
the petition was referred to negistrar 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 snsc OF ". W. Brady VS.. T. NJ. Godbold,
petition 70 establish lien, the petition was refer
red - Registrar Carpenter. .-'
In the case OF Francis q. Cart, thc United states
Marshal was Instructed 10 sell the uAexpIrcd
lease AID growing Drop OF the plantation called
the Johns Island Ferry and wilkins tract.
In the case OF A. MoRae, assignee, vs. Jerry H.
Lee, petition to sell real estate, the assignee was
ordered 10 sell at pablo auction.
In the caae OF A. NcRae, assignee, vs. John N.
waddeI! petition 10 sell real estate, tho assignee
was ordered to sell.
Tho court then adjourned.
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S",TnERN ESTERrRIsE.-Mcssrs. John F. Tay
Co., OF the PhGnix Iron Works. have re.
cent turned out one OF the largest boilers ever
niaIc in Charleston. 1t was ordered for the
~ or hmilie, and Is nine feet two inches In
a.. Letter, sixteen feet long, and nineteen feet
nigh; two hundred horsepower, aAd weighs if
>eeh tons. One OF the noteworthy pcculIarities
Is the large plates OF which the boiler s manufac-
turel, the arch OF The furnaces hclng formed from
sIng'c plates. The boiler has four nues sixteen
Inches in diameter, and eighty -four tubes four
inoE ,s I'm diameter. II has been finished I'm q su-
"cr 'r manner, and is In every respect credit to
,c builders.
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TIE MASONIC FAIn.-This Fair will not uny he
OF interest and bench, 10 the City Of Charleston
and the Masonic fraternity here, bu, TO the
Masons throughout the State. Arrangements
have been made which will insure its being \
complete success. As il will he held during the
session of the Grand Lodge, when there Will be u
large representation from nearly NIL, II moi ull, of
lie l''dscs In the State, we would suggest that
tnere he Il erand ana imposing procession Of the
1Mso'c fraternity on the fifteenth of November
WHICH WI mni-" I"tnrnc u., .c, ,,,-n ~ Tho
proceedings during the Fair week.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. B. Shaw, Esq., the general
agent of the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
has returned to The city from New York. Tic
Offices OF Mr. Shaw arc III No. Ill Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel.
T.. NJ. Wright, Esq, OF the firm Of II. l.. Maitland
& Co., OF New York, arrived In Charleston by the
Champion, and is the guest Of tue Hon. George
A. Trenholm. The house Of Il. l.. Maitland & Co.,
Of which, Mr.. Wright has been lle managing part
ner for number of years, Is well anOwn as one
Of the most substantial and influential firms in
Kew York.
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By w. Y. LEITCH l. X. S. BRUINS.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUG
TlON.

by virtue OF an order or sale To me direct cd by the
Hon. Georges. bryan Judge OF the United States
District Court for the District OF South Carolina,
! VIII offer for sale, at public auction, ON
THURSDAY, November 1lth, IS69, ut the Old
PostOiiicc fUUt Of BrOa,i-strcct.
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND, long
known as "tacoon Island" situate. lying and
being In ST. Johns Parish. Collctun District, ada
cent 10 E,lisio Island, ami by IL caiscwny con-
ncctcl thcrcwlth: butting ana bnuntling north on
Lands Of Major ". S. Murray, formerly Of VIM.
Mrggeti ami the South E'iistn River, and cast on
and the South EdistO River, ami west the South
Edste River.
cured by bond OF purchaser bearing : per cent.
interest and II mortgage of tIc icmiSGS. Pmr-
chasller TO pay for papers AMI stamps.
LOUIS MCLAIS,
octl9 fnthlS Assignee Il. W. Sc;lhrOOk.
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THE LOSGSHOREM EN-.
Shippers OF Cotton object 10 the Em-
plOymcnt OF the IInrhormnstrr as
StcvctiOrc, and the l.pnSeliorcmcn
Strike.

Yesterday the captain of The bark \. u. Wym";i
employed G.. u. Sio,l,lard. liarhnrmastcr, as
stcvc,lorc. The shippers Ur the cnitu objected iu
the appointment, AMI the captain discharged
him.
The longsiIorcmcn immediately suspended work
all along the wharvcs, AMI ni half-p.lst one O'Clock
Ia the number OF four hundred assembled II, the
Military Hall.
G u. SiUdtlard appeared with The black eye I,ct-
jainln Albert presented with him two or three
| nights ngo.
Aftcrany amount OF excited talking, the follow
Ing preamble and rcsolul ions were presented and
adopted:
nhcIrdS, Tic shippers per the Boston bark a.
is. Wyman, bound for Liverpool. have refused to
ship any cotton on hoard Of said vessel unless
Captain &. H Siol,lard, stcyrdurc, Is dismissed
from loading said vessel: anu, whereas, The ship
pets have declared hat they make this demand
on the sole ground that Captain Studdurd Is IL
Republican,: therefore.
RtSoirr', by the Longshorcmcn's Protective
Union of Charleston, that no member OF this
unless their brother member, Captuin q. u. StOl-
tard, he first restored To duty as Stcvctlorc OH
board O said vessel, at,l further, no member Of
This Union viii aid In loading amy vessel with cot
tlon against lOngshUrcmcn on account or their
political sentiments, whether such members be
Republicans or Democrats.
RrS0irrt, That copies Of these resolutions he
forwarded for publication TO the Boston Shipping
Journal, the Boston Post, the New York Herald
and Tribune, the Bath tMc) Journal. and The pa
pers In this city.
After these resolutions were disposed OF, 1t was
resolved, that rs the shippers of cotton 10 Eu-
rope were the only ones wi, objected 10 StOd-
daru, the lOngshoremen VT u5I refuse TO work
only on board Of vessels loading for Europe.
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coNniTloH NJ NRInGEs.-Mcssrs Mclaughlin
""' u 'ci, e""','; Commissioners, have hccn in
pcciig the bridges II The county within the
oas feS days. Mr.. Mcl., .rh,,n rcnor,s ,not Tho
10 -r'at nohncn"s feil! Isl. Thomas, Rock
m Try bad condition. MIR. Miller rcports d arc
Il, ,r lgcs over Whitehall, or Fcrguscn,s Swamp,
H,, lies from lincopos and ten miles from
Muis = Corner, Northeastern Rnilroat all in 81.
Ir,., Berkeley, are NIL IN very 'lliapithtcd con-
IL and that the life Of any olc WIN attcmnts
4, ss them IL endangered
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NEW LIGHTS ASD SHADES.-Nr. +. L. Guillcmn
hns recently introduced some novelties in the
Shape OF rotary glass burners thni HOW NIL
the vogue, ana the chief attraction In some Of
our business houses Mr.. Gucmin Inns also
new style OF arganl shade that sheds n soft light
in no ways Injurious 10 the eyes.
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MODEL EsTARL1sIIMRST.-wc invite the atten.
ion Of the friends Of THE NEWS In the city and
'H"pngh0ut the State To the excellent facilities
.ilch onr office enjoys for the prompt execution
Jf all kinds Of Book and In'. Pun, nr.
viiled with new type and machinery OF the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
and carefully selected stock Of cards, envelopes
and papers OF NIL qualities, THE NEWS Job 0ncc is
now prepared TO MI orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing In the very best
manner, and at rates al least rs 10y as any other
establishment In the Southern States. Call ut
THE NEWS building tup-stairs) and examine oar
scale OF prices and specimens OF our work.
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LAND AND IMMrGRArroS.-wc print this morn.
ing sensible letter from Mr. Morgan, OF the
house OF W. G. Alden & Co, OF New York, urging
the land-hollcrs TO give away part OF their land
as q bonus To white cinigrant iuborcrs. Mr. Nor
gan is now in Charleston, and may bc seen nj the
onices OF q. A. Trenholm & Son, NJ the corner OF
East Bay a,itl broad streets.
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BY JOHN &. MINOR & co.
ON ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS
" AND ALL CONCERNED. TWO CASES
ASSORTED DRY GOODS, MILL
TAii COATS, &c.

THIS DAY, 2Sth instant, nj 10 o'clock, we will sell
nj our Auction SaleSruuni. M. Iaj Meeting
street, on account Of underwriters nud nil
concerned,
Two cases assorted DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF:
Fancy and Mourning PRINTS, Bleachcd and
llrown Shir,ing, Ginghalns. Fancy Plaid Osna-
hnrgs. Plaid I.ndscys, White Flannel. Ticking,
Shirting Stripes, Blue Denims, Kentucky Jeans,
Cassimcrcs, &c.
With Invoices OF Desirable GOODS. received by
steamers, Champion and Tromcthens.
Black AMI Fancy SATlNETS, Heavy Twllls.
Kentucky leans. Fancy DrlaiHcs, Black Cloth
Cloaks, Worstcd Comforts, Ladies' Kid Gloves,
lalmOral Skirts, IIel blankets, Plaid Wool avis,
Undcrshlrts, Z. i. Drawers, White Shirts. Head
liantlkcrchefs, l.. G. lIandEcrchicfs, Nubas,
Leather Belts, Flax Thread, Hosiery, &c.
Conditions cash oct2S
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THE FEErNpScIIA ArTSBr sd will give all entertain
mcnt NJ their hall ut eight O'Clock this evening.
The musical AMI tlranatical portion OF The enter
tainmcni prnmiscsf3D bc better than has ever been
produced before tho society. It will be pleasant
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TING OF TIL, ALMsnorsI COMMISSIONERS
citing Of % Commits ioncrs of the Aims,
y. was ~ Yesterday afternoon. II wa. ro
!, d5 me commissioners OF the orphan
:" refused to receive wi.n,.. :. r'''',
", h"'"" he u'rpc. clui.ren---,,,,.
r,, and tn TIE Sisters OF M.rc,
T i. ear :" - 'hr ,iiy. II was resolved
,ha icy shoulu transferred To inr Institution
,N' rye .: ,lic Sisters tN-.,ay. Tie slairmn:.
was Instructed TO return the thanks OF the BOARD
oI commissioners to The Sisters for their liberal
al charitable oirer.
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THE OLD FIREMEN OF NEW YORK TO VISIT TnB
SoUTH.-Thc New York Sun says: ''Tlc New York
Fircmcn's Association, composed Of the old OIL
GERS AMI members OF Onr once famous volunteer
department, have received an urgent request
to visit the South during the coming season, and
are promlscda u superb ovation. Al the close OF
the war The nrcmcn Of The South mnde an appeal
to their brethren Of The North for MD, nearly
everything they had having been destroyed.
The New York Fircmcn's Association responded
to the appeal, and gave splendid hose carriage
TO Hose Company No. l. OF Columbia, s. e. Our
citizens may remember the melancholy loss OF
the steamer Antalusia with their beautiful gift
on bonrd, together with full set OF fire equip
mcnts for each member; yci, nothing dauntcd,
they had another carriage hnilt ana presented
TO the Columbia company, at an outlay OF near
$4,000. Many Of the Southern nrcmcn have
bcen on a visit here, and have urged the New
York lrcmcn TO visit the South"
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THE PAINTERS STnIKE.-Thcrc arc about eight
white AMI six coorcd painters 1T work NJ present,
The remainder are still striking for 81 so prr
day. They are orderly.
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!SSrAI. Observation-Disclosures OF RESrRcr-
ELECTION or 0rrIcEEs.-Thc annual meeting of
the Society FOR the Relief Of the Widows and Or
plans or the CLERGY Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF South Carolina WAS held at the Mali-
| sion House, yesterday. NJ O'Clock.
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT
The following preamble and resolutions were
offered by the Standing Committee and adopt ct
by the society:
Since The last anniversary Of The Society the
li"hniaulc James Rose, having nearly complete cd
his four score years, has been removed from this
lllS anu lcit vacant the places which he had Use
fully AMI hOnOrlbly filled. He was uInnur the
very oldest members OF our venerable Sucicty
having been elected IN the year 1916. lie also
served rs president for the usual term and since
Occupying rs lie did important and responsible
trusts i'll the community, ana distinguished as he
was Tor MS attention TO the hospltatics Of
He'i snclety he was not unmintlrul Of the duties
Which delicate charity required or the clnms
Which want or necessity demanded. II Is not too
much to say that he ''Iicver turned his back OIL
any poor man." His Interest In this Society was
shown by the length or time during which lie was
,iI, member, ami was fen by lis objects whenever
RrSoftcd. That In The death Of Mr.. Rose, the
Standing Committee of ihls Society has lost an
nctlvc esteemed and valued member
R'sortd, That this preamble and these rcsol,i.
lions br communicated 10 the Society at its next
annual meeting; that they be published in the
the family OF Mr.. Rose with the assurances Of the
sincere sympathy OF the committee In their be-
rcaveincnt.
ELECTION or orFIcERs.
The following officers were elected for The
ensuing year: President, a. j. White; vicc.rrcsi-
dent, Win. c. Courtney; Treasurer, James X. Prin-
gle; Secretary, L. nOrry Frost; Standing COM
mittcc-Chaflcs Aston, Sr., Henry j. Lcscsnc,
William H. Iringlc, William c. licc, w. Alston
Pringle, William Aiken, DIR. william I. Wragg,
Hon. 4. llugcr Charles +. Lowndes.
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THE CHEAPEST YEr.-TmE NEWS Job once is
now printing bill-hcads in the best style and on
fine paper, at 81 so per thousand Merchants. think
q
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MEssRs. MARSHALL & bro. will offer for sale to
day some valuable real estate property. See thei
udvcrt iscmcnts.
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THE PLANS for wou'icn trusscl bridge, to he
erected TO connect Johns and wadmnlaw Isl
ands, arc IN exhibition at the olce OF the County
commissioners. The bridge will bc sixty feet
long The proposals for building 1t have not yet
been oDcnCd
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-THn pmutsTEn Ioov tho Mills
House Is completed and now OH exhibition at the
Store Of the manufacturers. Advertising sub
seribcrs are requested TO call and examine 1t ut
Neufvillc & nannam, No. Broad street.
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". g. wmILpES x Co. have for sale 1000 sets
small plates at reduced prices. Sec advertise
mcnt.
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THE SwISDiEKs, Wcstlakc and Bergman
reached Savannah In safety early ycstcrtlay morn
ing. II is Thought that Bergman will plead
guilty.
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CHALLENGE ACcErrEp.--rhc Alert l'nsc lsall
Club have accepted ihc challenge of the Palmetto
Club pub. lishc,l In TIE NEWS Of Tuesday.
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fancy goods.

ihiicS ebouS.
II. a. +. Caldwell will sell nj lall-past
o'clock, their store, provisions, Sr.
John q. Minor 4 Cn. will sell 1T 10 O'Clock, at
their store, assorted ,lry goods, &c.
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by KNOX, DAILY II co.
IMPORTANT AND UNRESERvED SALE
Il FOR ACCOUNT OF UNDERWRITERS AND
ALL CONCERNED, OF GOODS DAM
AGED DURING THE LATE
FIRE ON KING STREET.

We VIII continue to sell THIS DAY, the 2sth
Inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continue from
from day to day until disposed of,
Tic entire Stock OF lir. a. Hing, 20. o3T King
street, damaged by water turing the late fire. nnti
appraised ut over s25,GOO, comprising DRY
GOODS, Carpets, Mating, Fancy Goods In great
variety.
AI.SO
TOYS OF every description &c.
Conditions cash for all amounts under 300;
500 to $5uD, thirty days; over $500, sixty days,
approved endorsed notes.
RJ- All persons unknown to the auctonecr will
he required to give Il deposit on purchasing.
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MORTALITY AMONG TIE COLoREp CHILDREN
During the forty-cight hours past, SIX colurcd
children have dicd-thc eldest Of whom was not
quite eighteen months old Neglect Is the cause
assigned for their deaths.
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BUSINESS ESvELorEs.-TIE NEWS Job ONCE is
now prepared TO furnish sooa envelopes with
,:.".iless cards printed thereon, al 81 per thous
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed OIL his
cnYclOpes
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By II. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
EARM AND DWELLING, NEAR ST.
l. STEPHENS DEPOT.

THIS DAf. asth instant. at II O'Clock, will be
SOLD ut the OLD POStorlcc, Broad rect
10! acres OF LAND two and 4 half miles from
a.. & &.cpnehs ncpoa Ni3r!GasfE3; f3 acrcs ccar,d
biini &C well won'lcd TN the place are Il Dwell
Orchard.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
and Stnmps. nrtIS
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CnUMBs.-Therc will be meeting OF the City
Council tonight.
About forty drummcrs have procured licenses
TO ",lrum' this season. The number OF those who
have .'lrummed" without the documents Is not
Known.
To-day at Sumter, Chief Justice Moses will hear
the application OF counsel Of W. n. Hughes, CT A.
for a rule to make T.. J. Coogan, ct AL show cause
why they should not be attached for contempt OF
court
The "On bili' will, 1t is thought slip into an
ordinance nj The meeting OF Council tonight.
The plank road to bc built from the city limits
to the Six Mile House has been completed TO u
point short distance beyond the Four Nile
House.
city sheriff will he elected by Council tonight.
II is rumorcd that d. T. Corbn and Geo. Addison
MIn ue nuiiilnaleu. inc aIirt viii nc picctuu.
negro wonian named Mary Brown, who has
been In Jail three months, refused TO come ont
yesterday. She seems To like Imprisonment.
somebudy remarks that "cvcry cord of wood
given To the poor will lie so much fuel saved from
use In The next world" Now Is the time 10 try
the experiment Of giving.
Three men were before the Mayor yesterday for
DE- drunk
n.eplrh navwcll, negro, went for his wife day
"eioie yesterday with Il hatclei and ordered her
W prepare 10 Ma" She went to II m.,g;s,ro,o - IN.
"i'" SlePheh Went to- iail
next month. M s''' sohee
p a. Scott wh" Is charged with stco1,n, s,soo
lr"i" the Adams Express Company, has seven
ni"Eers defending him before the Iaurens Court.
strong case is being made against him.
III 'nl" FIRE Engine Company vii ,itt !.
suiTcc on NIn,.aA u!rui
--l!ios.cF cFeney, ,ho VA. detected whil" attempt.
ing To commit htre.ary. was commlttcd to jan!
" rday hy Mag, &c Mackci.
| Mary Neshiit anu Clara iiminons. rolurcd
"aa!.r"h win stealing s,IS. :-ware IRON 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, Inns re-
pentcd and yesterday returned The money.
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted TO so. i
Mary Norris, u patient who escaped from the
Mazyck street Hospital, has been arrested ana re-
turned to her old quarters.
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FiSE ASSORTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS, impc.
rial cards and frames, at C, C. Fighters, No. 16l
King street.
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4, {. Mc(.II.LIYRAi,
AuctiOnccr. a
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
J. EDWIN MATTHEWS, TRUSTEE, vs.. n. SAVAGE
lIEiWARD, TRUSTEE, ET Al.

Will he sold OH TUESDAY, PAL Nuvcmhcr at IL
O'cluck a. NJ, in front OF the Oil CustOnhOusc,
ALL. THAT LOT, PIECE Ok PARCEL. OF LAND,
with the buildings thercDn situate, lying AMI be-
ing 1T the southeast corner OF lcgarc ana Lam
ilOll streets, i'll Charleston, measuring and con-
tanning OH I.cgarc street, as per plat Of Charles
Parker, III feet inches, anl on I.lnboll street
e. feet inches more or less. Butting and bound.
ing north on Lamb0ll street cast ON land OF
Estate wilkins, south Oh land Of Elizabeth III.
Smith and Margaret Savage, and west on Lcgarc
street.
Tcrms-Onc-ihirl cash: balance on = crc'i; al
one AMI Two wears secured by bond vii t .t,rC-'
at the rate nf ner crnt. per annun
semi annually. Mortgage of prone -.y
slIrInce OF buildings with ASS -.ty 'H.l .
Purchaser to pay for pa"' -.sflineni D. i,,
-1,rrs nnd stamps
octlI ...,.,, j.. ". NJ MICK
-.----- .-----.""I-- =. &. c.
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UsINE NOT rIcEs

Mir. A. C. Kaufman wants various securities
See advert crtisencni.
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\ O I ID
odcrcdG
epuon Egng and rns Embroidered
odery partment
GLOVES AND
HOSIERY
he stquauy.
L
ng
MISCE ELLAN AND FANCY
dCras
wotedN
Dress Trimmings FHnges
L lNI>.
vhomad
Goods before making seectons elsewhere NOR
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ONE OF DICKENS or ScOtt's Works is present.
cd to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tury. octs
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NEW YORK Herald, Times, Tribune and World,
I'VE cents per copy, ut G. c. Fighters, No. 16I
King street.
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'osE ouIHE line ini,ia. note pap, and ,g;o,.,
live envelopes TO match, for forty cents, at c. {
Fighters, No. I6I King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-28
Aurlion cinlrs future Dams.
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