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7!GnOCERIEs. 90. =
NEACKEREL.!IM ACKEREI!igI. :,


MACKEREL.!I MA KEREB!isI II
PRIME No. BAY MACKEREL,
NEW PRIME No. sMEDIUM MACKEREL,
Just received, for sale by run
jeS ROBERT F. WILLIAMS Il co.
GS00 CHALLENGE.-We, challenge
gcCO-any house In the United Ststes-Old
Virginia not exeeptei-to produce as fine selec-
tlon or CHOICE GRADES OF FRAGRANT
SEW-CR0Pt TEAS as we are now Offering 10 our
! GOLDEN CHOP RoMAS-LEAF GUNPow-
DER 70. This Is the finest Green Tea exported
from China II IS Of garden growth, OF the finest
pfckings, ard Is celebrated for its delicate flavor
and exhiieratlng qualities. Insalids should use no
SWEET CARGO NJ DUN E GUSPowDER,
Medium qaal!tles YOUNG HYsoS and GUN
These Black Teas excel nh others, are no sweet
as Il nosegay,, and Of garden growth, and yfeld .
perfume fiat Is truly delightful. Heretofore this
tea never reached this country except In small
pGoLoNt oRRxNGE PEcCA, sI7s.a
JAPAN AIANDERINE CHOP. $3.50. ~
JAPAN, extra quality, soc. 10 Sl.25.n / 81
BLACK TEAS, soc. to 81. {s -..-..,.rf,.7,-.g ....
OOLONG EXTRA, $i.2s ~ :.
go ss-s, y ISBON BENEDICT & SON,
-. No. 1876 Main street, corner OF Eighth,
rfl1H .h1E opposite Spotswood Hotel
n. B.-Our TEAS are selected In Canton and
Japan by Captain William A. Benedict formerly
of THIS city, now commanding clipper ship Chal-
lengc, trading between Canton and San Francisco.
je 2l-lw s.as=s, IL - f.o g.-.
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THg MONTGOMERY HlTE.-Many years
ago We were one OF party Of gentlemen
Who knew what was good who left the Vir-
2!nIa and Tennessee railroad in the noun
tans of Montgomery county, and following
glen for about mile came upon sulphur
spring empowered in the noble trees OF the
locality. 1t rose in II gum, the primitive
style Of protecting spring. We drank the
water out of a Igourd. Some, enterprising
gentlemen, struck with the virtue of the
water, Is established by the stories Of the
Oldest inhabitants, had determined to MAKE
II "aterins-piace for the public, and They.
were hard at work with that view. The say,
Tie axe, and the hammer, were echoing
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DFPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
H. THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF.
RICHMOND AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS 18TH
DAY (gF lime. 1880 49,. .r. ...rt..... T.. :.
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LOsT--STOLEN--FOUND.

I OsT-A GARNET STUD-THE LETTER n IS
~ engraved on the back of IL. suitable reward will be
paid for its return 10 this Office.
n OsT-ON THE 10Th INST, A BLACK AND TAN
~ TERklER DOG. Said dog Is about 10 months old and
answers 70 the of Major To any who VIII
him to S8 Apollo street. reward Of fen Dollars will be p.d
THOMAS ASKEW.
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Uank OF America, New Orleans, - uly
LIST 1893 In sccOrdalco with sections 81 and s. Of
ntlted 70 establish general system OF Free Bank
r the stse of Louisiana approved March Is 1868 notice
hereby ve the bOlders Of tho circulating of this
Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said
sent the ~ the Banking House. Office Ofthe State
Ambition for the Of redemption, within from
ths date otherwise the funds deposited By said Bank for
sarpOss will Hs reclaimed J. Z. scstinER,
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HOe HChes UT IIHIVes VuHFtes 5o Elghthb d 5U
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The nine remaining the same ten OF the numbers
drawing the hrst fun prizes will be entitled to the 6
EXPERIMENTATION prizes For example, ticket No IL 26 draws
the $4,000 prize those tickets numbered ii 2 IL 2l2 2a
IL IA IL 2s5 ii 247 2ls II 249 and ii 25O will each BE-
entitled to $500 II ticket No 23 draws the S25 900 prize
those tickes numbered 232 49, Z 235 s. 2 28 239 and
go viii esch be entitled $0 II ticket No. $50 draws
SO 600 prize thote tickets numbered al az 443
46 AL 44S and 449 will each be entitled SOU on
riding TO above scheme
Prizes pay able in full without deduction.
Orders for tickets 10 be addressed 10
CHAs. T HOWARD, President,
LOGS boz 692 Post Once. New Oresaa
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BOARDING.

BOARDING..
ROARDIsG-oNE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
ID with b, ard No. 23 Camp street, second door from St
Joseph. Day boarders also accommodated.
geneel families Who desire comfortable home and good
living in the city suited appli
o. Il and
opposite st. Parcks Church. A few day bOardes
be accommodated TIE LARGE, airy and well
nisbed. and the table unsurpassed IN this city.
DOOMs, OR ROOMS ANN BOARD.
N Can be obtained at As Bourbon street.
pOAR DINs-ELEGAETLY FURNISHED APART
- ments with excellent board the use Of the
psroL The situation Of the desirable
Apply ALAG st. Joseph street.
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Observation-Disclosures
DIssoLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHII

DIssoLUTION OF ooPARTNERsHIr.
The copaneship heretofore existing under the
style of PIKE, LAPEYRE a BROfHEk is this day dis
solved by mutual consent BY the withdrawal of j. NJ Lspeyre
who has dspt OF all his rig and interests in the
70 bis late partners VIM Pike and Brother they
suming AL the liabilities OF the
New Orleans, December n, 1868
VIM. y. PIKE,
j. NJ. DAPEYRE,
ALEX. BROTHER
The business Of PIKE LAPEYRE 4 BROTHER win
continue 10 be conducted under The
the hrst OF January next b69 when ALFREb SHOPPERS
and PAUL BLANC have an interest in business which
will thereafter be conducted under the and style
PIKE, BROTHER co.
New Orleans, December n, 1857
VIM 3. PIKE
ALEX. BROTHER,
Alfred SHEPPERS
PAUL BLANC.
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OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssI0NERs
OR THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, 18th February, lssp
By virtue Of the thirtyseven section Of
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana. entitled IAN TO
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide the
Government and Administration Of Its Affairs" approved
the sd February 1852 extract The Mayor Controller Urea
and the Chairman Finance Committees two
Boards Of the Common Council shall constitute Commission,
to be called the Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt Of
New Orleans and they shah have Bonds tho
city Of New Orleans having than forty
interest," payable place may be agreed on be-
said Commissioners and the parties whom
issued In coupons exchange any bonds
obligations debts Of the old corporation Of the Mu
inequalities whether matured Banda
and apply the proceeds to The 81 the
Of the old CORPORATION or Of the Municipalities but 70
othsr purpossn
Sealed Proposals viii askhis once frem shis
date 10 the 18th OF March, 1852 nt II o'clock the pur
chase Of ALL much thereof necessary 20 pay
sIxTY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF Bonds issued
BY Municipality No. TO the City Bark, atured since lst
December 1865, Of series Of EIGHTY BONDS Of the city
Of New Orleans for the Of One Thousand Dollars EACH
ssdBond to be dated the March, 1862 payable in
tventyhree yes at the oce OF the city treasurer with
Interest Coupons attached thereto x per cen
tum per snnum payable in the city of New York.
Proposals TO be Endorsed Bds the Purchase OF Bondp
and addressed TO %. DeI3uys secretary"
The Commissioners reserve the night Of rejecting any
all bida
- ~ O. DE BUYS. Secretary.
GkET JACKET BITTERs.
"A Sure Specific for
MIAsMATIC FEvERsl
Manufactured By BARNETT LION,
Nos Is New Levee and II Fulton street
II O. MEsRITZ.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MASUFACroRY.
No. Oh Charities street,
New Orleans.
SELLING AT AUCTION PRICEs-coxPErTTION DE.
FLED IN QUALIFY AND Price
II WEBEB.
BOOT. sBoE AND aArrEK MANUFACTURER
y Royal Street. corner customhouzs
Nsw ors~ns
Always hand eompi~ss assortment Il YH<hion.bis
Bssss sn1 Csnsrs~s 0sIt<rs' sfsssry description.
s.rsr. solicited prspeJ attended " nspsrsE esne
n t>~kc<>s ed DEps><A
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Once. ITO Gravier street
SATURDAY, March go. II 60, a. Ie o clock
in The Basement Ro1nda Of the St. Charles Hotel By virtue
and in Of order Of the Hon Lon Dnvxnessd
February s ses docket No n ISL for aecSunt n he SoS
named succession the following described valuable pro-
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, viii the buid.
ngs ane improvements thereon situated In the fourth Dis
rct of this city in the bounded by St. Andrew Mag
s. feet # 1t on 81 Andrew street IS feet Il csss and
lines In width In the by depth and front
the side Magazine street. measure accord
ing g plan mace q Messrs Pile Murray architects.
The improvements consist Of a One and a Half story
fRAMk COTTAGE. with frame back buildings. containing
large kitchen. servants roo win
All necessary outD1ndngs csern etc There are and
fxues throughout which sold with houssthe
whole in fair repair.
OrE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, with tho build
fngs and ents thereon situated Fourth DIS.
tiiet OF this city, in the bounded by Magazine
ST. Mary Felicity eDd OLD Magazine streets measuring q
Mary IS feet between parable lines American mea
sure) forming the OF New Magazine 81. Mary
streets seco ding TO plan BY Messrs Pile Murray, ach
The improvements consist Of a WE'LL BUILT TWO
STORY BRICK BUILDING. used As store beneath. with
uibuildgs and is leased drug store and
dwelling TIL December 81 le6 and viii be sold subject
This eligible property worthy the atten ion Of parties
seeking Investments beng Of the hourshng
S I9s sly ana ca yslue
Treasury notes. and the balance In Ia the notes OF
the purchasers to their ordev bearing interest the
msnt the mortgage emb the Eve per
attorneys fees Of suit tho
ton which the purchasers win taxes from Jan
u~ry 1. 1869. TO the day 0fsal
Acts OF sale before VIM NC jones' notary public. ncud
inc internal revenue STAMPS at the Of the
cnssers
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-Unica Bank OF E1Ouiefana.-Nsvv or.
stns June ~ accordance with seeiionss 81 and $ Of
ths act entteo 20 establish
Banning the sts OF Louisiana" approved March Is 1855
nstce hereby von 10 the holders OF tho circulating
q this Bank y audited under the provisions Of said
present The at the Banking House the once Of the
State Auditor for the purpose Of redemption within
rom this date the funds deposited BY said Bank for
aid purpose wgl be reclaimed.
GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier.
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June 6 otIn sccordance with sections 81 and SIS Of the
entitled TO establish general Free
Banking STAB Of Louisiana," approved March Is
IsS notice hereby given 20 the holders circulating
notes Of this Bank duly audited under the provisions SAID
sot 70 present the the Banking House. the
Once or the State Auditor, for the purpose Of redemption
within this date deposited
sy said Bank for said purposes viz be reclaimed.
N. AU6UStIN, Cashier. .
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E. ROGER g. co.'s SALES.

SEVEN HUNDRED CASES BOOTS. SHOES AND
BRO6ANs.
ONE HUNDRED TRUNKS. sEwED BOOTS AND
CONGRESS-.
BY Il. ROGER q CO.,
II. SAxoKr Auetioneer.
rTEU RaDAY. March 18th. 800, ut 10
O'Clock 81 their sa.esrooms, IS and AZ Old Leyee
streets, will be SOLD
700 Boots Shoes and Brogans comprising general
for Men, Women and Children directly
from manufacturers BY late arrivals from Boston, York
and Philadelphia
Also 100 trunks. Mems Sewed Boots and Congress.
IA 1ERxs-At sale
The ocular attention Of City aud Country called to
the sse which will be positive without
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prp QD0aos, Qrtr.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT no THE LADIES

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES,
And Dry Goods Buyers GenoraMy.
TUE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE THE FOL-
IL ING:
CAL ICoEs. OF fair qualt,. re6ued from 1913 to 10
cents.
EaOOPskIKTs. favorite styles. f,om 50 cent 3 up
ENGLISH and German Hose aud Half Hose, ut
the most reasonable prices.
ALBUMS, Notions, Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Port
monaies. oil at moderate prices
PA hildrens from go cents to Ladies'.
from IS cents up.
DR ESs GOUDS. consisting of Bareges GIena-
dimes, Grape Mares. from 20 cents up
NAnbONS, Straw Goods and Fans, q nice assort-
ment.
YOU Try our "A Longcoths. at 121x and Is cents
GOOO 0UALyrY of Kid Gloves, reduced to 81.
line Berlin Gloves, Ladies' and Chlldren's from
25 cents up.
OTTENH h.MI II Il t.'S celebrated Frenoh Cor
sets, from 80 cents up.
ONN1 90 cents for 3 good Brown linen Table Cloth
DOYL1Cs. Diaper and Table Linen, sold at the
lowest cash pi ices.
SILKS. OF very good quality, reduced to 80 and 50
as BEST.
All goods are bought by chance, and the people
will find it to their advantag &c to call at
FUkCHGOTN X BROS,
No. 4S7 Ktng-strcet corner of Calhoun
An exclusive department for Boots, Shoes, Hats
una ITunks. 3mos Mays
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
GREENYILLE COUNTY

dhBtNFILLE COUNTY.
4" Chancery. Wym0n, Byrd 5' Co. vs Gra-
dy j Hasothorn. to Foreclose Hort
gage, &C.
By vir ue of the Decreal Order of his Honor judge
James l.. Orr made in the above case and also by
order OF Judge G. s. Bryan. will sell to the highest
bidder, at Greenville Courthouse, THIS DAY, the
Sd May, '10
The premises desoribed in the p,eadngs viz: All
that PIECE. PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND stu.
ated IN the County Of Greenville, seven miles from
the Courthouse and six from the Greenville Railroad
Depot lying on both sides OF Reedy River contain
ing four hundred and ninety- nine acres, more or
iess IN high state Of cultivation. Upon the place is
located the well known Cotton and Wool Factory Of
the defendants. The Cotton Factory is in full opera
tion. with some nine hundred and fifty 8, indies and
twenty four looms; the Wool Factory with one hun.
dred and twenty mule spindles is also in good order
and susceasful operation. On the premises are a
good Fouriug, Gr,st and Saw Mills, with Blacksmith
shop-two comfortable Dwelling Houses, aud several
small Framed Houses for the operatives, with q
nice Brick Church. 1he water power at oil seasons
Is sufficient to drive three times the amount OF ma
chlnery now IN operation. The country is remarka.
b!y healthy with cima'e unsurpassed in the United
states, with sober industrious and energetic pop-
ulation Wooded lands adjacent, we'll timbered, can
be purchased at reasonable prices. This the best
oportunlty for an investment to capitalists that
has been offered in the up-country since the war
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps w. A. MCDANIEL. e. g. a
Clerks Office, February 2, 1869.
May 8 sw7m1
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Ass,gnee's Sale.
BY A. III. ABRAHAMS & SONS,

By virtue of an order of sale mo directed by the
Hon George 8. Bryan, Judge OF the United states
will offer for sale at Public Auction at the Old
postoftioe foot Of Broad street. charleston. South
at II o'clock A. NJ,
All the right. title and interest," OF Sur. OPP
Penhe1m IN the following LOIS OF LAND, with te
LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS ,ho,oo,,
strated IN the City of Charleston at tha corner a.
King and Hudson streets, and known by the MINI
more or less and in DEPTH on the north and sont
INES two hundred and fortythree feet more or Iess
y. UpPenne;m; 20 the east on lancs OF the South
Saaoina @ Una haiiroad Company; to the south on Hud-
So4.street, Ta4 and to the west on King.street.
LOT OF Land, with the Buildings thereon known
Dy the number 434 on the east eide Of Ktng street:
measuring on tho east and lines thirtyay fees
hundfedn fYu uaRa ibs north and south lines two
north and south on lands Of Mrs. o. Oppenheim: to
me east on lands Of the South CaroIIna RaiiroaS
~ ana 70 the aonth on lands Of estate of r.
That Lot OF Land. with the buildings thereon sit
.1e e east side OF Kngstree known by the
.nir1ynve feet nine inches. and the north and
so9th lines two hundred and forty-three feet more
street; to the north on lands OF -- Afmar: to the
east on lands Of the South Carolina Railroad Com
helm. " LITE " oppe"'
That Lot Of Land, with the Buildings thereon. Sit
uste at the northeast corner Of King and Ann
| ~.
three feet six inohes and on the north and sonft,
nnes one hundred and ffty-nine feet more or less.
Butin and bounding to the west on King street to
tne north on lands Of -; to the east on lands
OF the South Carolina Railroad Company, and to the
south on Ann n-street "-~ " -"
ALSO,
ONE UNDIVIDED HALE INTEREST,", in fee sim.
pe' In Lot OF Pine Land, situate In Kershsw Coun
IN the state Of South Carolina about three miIax
from the Town Of Camden, measuring and CONTAIN.
ing ing about ninety acres. ana formerly belonging tD
1n9 . hstate OF u Workman.
1erm6-O16- third cash: balance ravnhJo IN ty,.,cl
equai successive annual instalments, secured bv
bond CT bonds Of the purchaser with interest there
on al the rate OF seven ~ per cent perAnnu paya.
PIE annually. and mortgage Of the real estate pr-
papers. "--N~
10 WHOM 1T NAY CoNoRRN.--The creditors of JJ-
niuS II. h: OPpENHEIM. Bankrupt. holding liens on
tne ABOVE Estate whether by judgment or otherwise
are hereby notified that under order oY tha Cns,re
dated April 49, 1859. they are hereby required ts
prove and establish their Hens before j. o. GA ARpEN-
as M Esq A ARegastrar on Or before 18th day NAY.
sale arising under the decree made in this case.
~. HENRY n. OPPENHETM,
Assignee Julius 81. Uppenheim, Bankrupt
4 Z. . 9.
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SHEKIFF'S SALE.

IN matter Real Estate, Andrew A. Loveor.ea
In Probate Court Decree.
BY virtue of an Order to directed an deliyeret
,i oy Hon. at orge BUST, Judge OF Pro ate. viii be-
his DAY, May 8, at 10 O'Clock M,
All that LOT OF LAND situate on the west side NJ
Churchstreet, in the City OF Charleston measuring
ont on said street "a feet by IA feet in depth moro
or less. Bounded north by lot Of Mr. WiilianS.
SCUM on lot or Mr. Lee. formerly 8eckr,an, cast
Stevens. - ~ -
Terms cash. Pur ;haser paying In addition to the
sum bs the expenses of the Probate Court and for
conveyance also the Sherffs costs aud fees amount.
ing IN tho aggregate to $40.
E. w. NJ. MACKEY, 8. &C
ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE:
Al the RIGHT. TITLE and INTEREST Of the de-
% %1enGant In TRACT OF LAND situate in st, John %
Berkeley, about one and half miles from Ssntas
River oD Devices Road.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Elias
j. Butler at the suit Of VIM. M. Hall
Terms cash. r. W M MAcKvv
Mays ma n ~
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[coMMuNroArRD.l


CHARLESTON. s. G., May /, 1869.
Hon. n. G. Mackey, Collector of Customs.
Charleston, s. c.:
the following order:
tains OF steamers carrying passengers. reouir-
cd by Law to clear from the Customhouse.
must after clearance is granted but before tha
vessel is allowed to depart, file with the COL
received on the vessel 80 cleared for convey
ance during the proposed voyage desianatino
cabln and steerage passengers. distinctly. This
!ist M must be verified by the oathsot such mas
ter, or OF an owner or agent, whereupor,!a n de-
parture permit will be given. n
Upon any pilot taking any such vessel to
sea sea without such permit beng exhibited. to
dollars and q revocation Of his license.
''March 80. 1862"
We woqla rsspectiullyca call your attention ID
the loss and. illconvenienee infictai on xhal
coasting trade by the strict enlargement of this
order. The Customhouse closes at thIee p. H..
before which hour we are obliged't to clear our
steamers. they frequently leaving In the even
ing, or an7early hour next jmorning before
the Customhouse ais open. 4 Passengers come
on board up to moment Of sailing. frequently
without having previously engaged passage
and sometimes passengers from Florida ara
put on Northern steamers in the stream after
leaving wharf BY the regulation newly. en-
forced we would have to reject all who apply
after the steamer is cleared. This would
cause great Inconvenience, to the travelling
public besides q large LOSS to lsiiipowners.
We would therefore suggest that az this law
has not been enforced tor over three years past
that same be annulled; orif that is not prac-.
ticabie at atpresent. that 1T be modified so as 70
allow owner Or agent to make required oath,
sssssss sdiateiy after sailing OF sSeamer.
Respectfully yours,
JOEY q lHEo. GETTY, Agents Philadelphia and
sr3s charleston Steamship Line. Time OF de-
parture, according to tide. MI n A
JAkEg ADGER q Cos Agents New York and
Charleston Steamship Company. Time Of
~ departure, according to tide. -.
RAyENEI. & Co, Agents Regular Line to New
tide. ~
CorRTENAY 4 TaENHoLM, Agents Baltimore
ana charleston Steamers. Time or depar-
ture, according to tide. .
>. u; AIKEN 4 Co.. Agents Florida Steamers.
JoHH FERGUsoN & Co., Agents Charleston and
savannah Line Of Steamers. Eight "A. nj.
sHAaKlLgoRD y HEnLYs Agents .AeorRetoWn
ana Edl6t0 Steamers. Sayon A M III
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Sale on account Of dU Concerned
BY "A. I'll. ABRAHAMS & Sam
THIS DAY, the Sd nst at 10 O'Clock we will sell at
our salesroom, No. IS Hayne-street
BBLS. BRANDY BBLS Mt OROIX RIM
Bbls. Whiskey Boxes Hoap
Bbls. Gin Boxes Candies Ac Ao
ALSO,
At half-past 10 O'CLOCK we will SELL
Pieces CALIcOES, Ginghams. Brown and Bleach
cd sheetng and Shifting. Stripes. Ticking dozens
Hoop Skirts, Bamorals, Ribbons, Trim mngs La
dies and Gents Paper and Linen Collars. &C., &o.-
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Hnetiun Sales.
SkkEskIFF,S SnU.M
by A. &. McGILllYEAt.

ANCthOMeer.
o5 & prdne o, writ of Iiei Faoias to mo directed
Snu @ ueIlvered, will be sold THIS DAY tho Nd ~
aia on me premises east sido of Kinxstrest near
Market. No. 23s, at II O'Clock A. M 0'' no'h
All the right, title and iutorcst of tho dofo,a,, l..
the CON TENTS OF AN APOTHkCARY STnnr -
consisting Of an assortment OF Drugs, Chomcas'
&C., &c. oA'caS,
Levied on and to be sold as the propcrtv ., 1,,.
B Russell, at the suit OF Daniel H. Silcox
ALSO,
Al ~ 0 CLOCK Nj on the same day. the promises
IN Beaufain-strcet. opposite Al chdale-street
All the riaht. title and interest OF the defendant in
tho CONTENTS OF A BAKERY -
Levied on and to be sold as Tho pronertv NJ I'd
"ard otehle. at the suit of william bchaohte
a. ALSO,
A' oclo'k, at the northeast corner Of the Court.
,. house,
q BUGGY. Va ' "eAonuant IN
NE aeVid on and to be sold tho property Of John
Mott, under an execution in the case of John Fer.
bee vs.. Armstrong Il Mott ' 01"
Terms cash. IT w M nAcury
May ma " M "An
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Valuable Property in Hayne- street
w. Y. LEITCK & 4. s. BRUINS

TOM MORROW. the 4th day of May. will be sold at
public auction, at the Old Postoface
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY on the south
side OF Hayne-street, known No. 49, formerly oc
cupied by Gilhand. howell & co. This property is
near the Charleston Hotel and Meeting e and is
front ON Haynestreet is twenty-five (26) feet by one
hundred and ninety-seveD u97) feet in depth. run
ming through to Market-street On Hayne-street is
one story building and Market-street is two
story we'll furnished s re, both rented by the month
Property will be,sold subject TO these rents.
Terms of sale-One fifth l1-5) cash /; balance in
four equal annual paym nts, with interest," secured
by bond and mortgage of the prems es-interest pay
able semiannually; buildings to be kept Insured and
rocies'assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. Wsmtu4 NAV 3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03
UCyT0w SALES gy,S,DAY

HUC71ON Valley 1H1S OAT.
h-n. ABnAHAms & SoN will sell at 10 O'Clock,
lat their salesroom, Hayne-street, liquors, dry
&goods, go.
KNOX, DAILY Il Co. will sell. at 10 O'Clock, at
their salesroom, Meeting-street, shoes, hats,
lblothing, &c.
Sheriff MACKEY will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
tract of land in st. Johns Berkeley.
A. O. MoGILIIvRAY. will sell for the Sheriff
at IL O'Clock, at 238 King street, contents of a
1SIus store; and at II M, on the promises,
Beaufain-street, contents of.a bakery.