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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-03
COUTH CAROLINA, KERSHAW COUN-
- TY-IN EQUITY.
JAMES CHESNUT, EXECUTOR, VS.. MARY c.
REYNOLDS, SARAH CHBSNUT, MARY
g. FRlERS0N, ET AL-BILL FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF WILL,
PARTITION, &C.

In pursuance OF q decree made in the above cause
at September Term, 1869, we will expose TO
public sale before the Courthouse. in Camden
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, Oh MONDAY, the 9th day 0i
December next,
The following most valuable LANDS, lying from
three to four miles from the Town Of Camden,
Immediately on the South Carolina Railroad
fronting on Wateree River, and running back
castwardy, five miles, covering over five thous-
and acres, one thousand Of which are fine swamp
lands IN cultivation, one thousand fine uplands IN
forest. heavily timbcred with OAKS, hickory, dog
wood, pine, &c, much OF 1t very fine cottUu land
finely watcrcd and Offering abundant winter
pasturage:
First BELI.E-lI0NT, very choice plantation
of over eight hundred acres, on Watcree River,
three miles from Camden, with large settle
ment on il: will produce, without manures, Il
bale Of cotton or scyenty-hvc bushels Of corn TO
the acre. This Is regarded as the best body Of
land on the Watercc River.
Second. TOWN CREEK PLANTATION, adjol
ing the above, consists or four thousand I'VE
hundred acres, recently held as one large pana-
ton: comprising swamp, second bottom. and up-
lands heavily timbered and finely wItercd, har-
ing two fine streams running through 1t. Ihc
South Carolina Railroad and two public highways
run through these lands and render them acces-
sibe ut all points. They are very convenient TO
Camden; the uplands are perfectly healthiu. and
present rare advantages.
This place is subdvded into and will be sold as
tWenty-onC farms OF one hundred 10 four hun
drcd acres, Offering rare opportunity 10 SETTLERS
seeking homes. Adjoining plantations have
been divided into small farms and are taken 10y
our best people.
Terms-One-ffth cash; balance on credit of
one two and three years, in equal annual install
mcnts with interest from date payable annually
at seven per cent, secured by bond, surctics
and a mortgage of the premises. with the prri
lege to purchasers to pay cash. Purchasers to pay
forstamps and papers.
An agent on the place will show the lands, and
the pats can be seen nj the office OF Wm NJ.
shannon, ESP. Camden. S. G.
JAMES CIIESNUT
WM. NJ. SHANNON,
Special Masters and Receivers.
Camden, S. c., Nov. l, 1869. oct30 lm5wi2
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. S. RRUNS,
Auctionecrs.
SMALL AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
- IN ST. PHILIP STREET.

Will be sold On TUESDAY, 7th inst, at II O'Clock,
at the Old POstoflce,
That twO-stOry Wooden HOUSE, No 130 ST.
Philip street. east side, q few doors south OF Can
non street. House contains four square rooms,
kitchen attached with two rooms. Lot measures
81 feet front by So feet deep.
ALSO,
The TENEMENT HOUSE north Of above, Nos.
1872 and 134 st. Philip street. House contains
eight square rooms and attics; kitchen contains
four square rooms. This property Is desirable as
an investment, and always commands good ten
ants.
Terms-One-half cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest secured by bond and mort
gage. Property to be Insured and policy assigned.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps, and
also State taxes from day Of sale.
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
II AvINGTON AND BUGBEE RICE
IL PLANTATIONS on ASHEPO0
RIVER, CONTAINING 62O ACRES
OF SWAMP LAND AND AIS
ACRES OF HIGH LAND.

At Private Sale
All those two PLANTATIONS commonly called
LavingtOn and Bugbee, situate on the south side
of As6epoo River. in ST. Bartholomew's Parish,
COlleton District, containing 620 acres OF Swamp
Land, more orless, and AIS acres Of High Land,
more or less, according to late survey thereof
north on the Oaks plantation and Ashepoo River;
south on Lalio Greek and Fee Farm plantation,
belonging TO James NJ. Rhett; west on Fee Farm
and Fraser back water canal, and east on Ashepoo
River: also, all that STRIP OF LAND, reserved by
R. b. Rhett in his conveyance Of the Fee Farm
plantation to James +. Rhett for the purpose Of
making road through the said Fee Farm planta-
ti0n, for the use OF the Lavington and Bugbee
plantations, consisting of so feet OF Land In
width from the point designated in the plat afore-
said, and on TIE Fec Farm plat, to the public
Ashepoo Neck road.
For further particulars, apply as above, at No.
% Broad street. nov30 tuf4
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ID E F Err E E'S S A L E.

IL -
BY virtue of decree of the Court OF Common
Pleas, for the Fourth Circuit of the State Of
South Carolina, sitting in Equity In the case OF
Morris X. Jesup, ct al, VS.. the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, ct al, will be
sold at Public Auction, at the door OF the Court
house In Wilmington, In the state of North Caro-
lima, at II O'Clock A. NJ, On WEDNESDAY, the
5th day OF January, 1870,
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the
State OF South Carolina, with oil the ROLLING
STOCK, Equipments Depots, Workshops, Materi-
as, and everything pertaining thereunto, to-
gether with all the rights, privileges, franchises
and appurtenances, as set forth and more particu-
larly described in the several mortgages men,
toned In the proceedings
The terms Of the sale are cash. the bonds OF the
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
in the report OF the special referee, and filed in
the case, to be accepted from the purchaser pro
rata as part payment In the order OF priority es-
tablished by the report; provided that the same
rateable proportion Of cash be paid in for the
other bonds Of the same grade OF priority not In
the hands Of the purchaser; and provided, also,
that sufficient cash be paid In to cover costs,
charges and expenses OF sale; the purchaser also
to pay for papers. w. ALSTON PRINGLE,
Special Referee.
Charleston, 10th November, 1869.
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BY 1. $. X. BENNETT.
d E A L E S T A 7 E.

ID E A L E S T A 7 E.
AT Private Sale
All that elegant MANSION, with spacious
grounds, No. lIncas street.
Fine Residence, with Lot 95 by 200 feet. No. -
Smith street.
Fine Residence, on very large and beautiful
Lot. No. - Meeting street.
Fine Residence, with Lot 6j by $50 feet, No. -
Broad street.
Fine Residence, with Lot 60 by l2i feet, No. 224
East Bay street.
Tenement Building, with Lot AZ by IS feet, Nos
~ and 81 Broad street.
Large Workshop with Outbuildings, on Lot GO
by Is feet. No 95 King street.
Lot, with Brick Buildings thereon, so by 200
feet, No. Is Charlotte street.
Lot, with Wooden Building thereon, by -,
No. - Ashley street.
Lot, beautifully located, near Rutledge street.
ALSO,
A No. l TRUCK FARM OF five acres, with new
Buildings up Rutlcdge avenue.
A No. Truck Farm OF 66 acres thoroughly set
tied, one mile above the city limits, on Ashley
River.
ALSO,
PHOSPHATE LANDS on Ashley River, near the
city.
For further particulars apply as above, at the
Real Estate Agency, No. 40 Broad street.
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THE EWoRKINGMEN.-The workingmen's meet
ing called for last evening at Hibernian Hall was
not as fully attended as most OF the previous
similar gatherings. No business was transacted
beyond the signing OF the constitution by iew
of those present. and we heard some dissatisiac'
tion expressed that nothing more practical was
proposed than to listen to speech. Mr.. Raoo'
who presided, gave notice that the organization
of the Executive Committee would be completed
in afew days.
The white laborers OF Charleston will hold a
meeting at Holmes Hall this evening to take
steps toward uniting with the Workingmen's
Union.
The car drivers have appointed committee 10
wait on the workingmen's Union for the purpose
OF securing representation in that body.
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Hotel Acknowledgements q.
CHARLESTON HOTEL

Geo. E. Pingree, city; James Armstrong, W.
B. Sprague. Charleston; o. Boatwright, South
Carolina; W. II. Nicholson, Charleston; j. c. Gil
lett, Augusta; Rev. ]. b. Campbell, Brooklyn; j.
C. Richard New York; P. S. Crowell, East Dennis
Mass; H. Coulter. Baltimore; T. r. Canty, son
and servant, Florida II. Myers, Savannah; Alfred
Williams South Carolina; II. T. Russell, Boston;
Robert Graham, Marion; Robert II. Stevenson,
Boston; VIM. B. North, New Haven; VIM. II. Wes'
son, North Carolina; J. d. Floyd, Washington,
Geo.
PAVILION HOTEL.
E. III. Cramer, U. S. r. NJ; n. b. Church, Liver
ton, R. l.; A. S. Sylvester, ]. Sauls, Jr New York
W. ]. Elfe, City; n. ]. Thouron, Steamer City
Point; Jas. W. Grace, Francis ]. Gloon, foung's
Island; Miss Mary Shadrick, Augusta; w. W.
Ward and wife, Kingstrec; W. Thompson, Man.
ming; L. Greenfield, Georgia.; W. IIayman, New
York: F. J. wombwell, Wilmington; F. P. Judd,
Beaufort Richard w. Barnwcll, SUMTER A. A.
Thornal, G. NJ. owens, Pinevillc.
MILLS HOUSE.
A. W. Wall and wife, New York; II. A. Bryer,
Washington; 4. F. Miller New York; S. Koch,
Baltimore; E. a. vennlng, Weymouth Miss; A.
J. Deur, Baltimore Edward Williams, New Pro-
violence; Henry Lewis, New York; VIM. b. North,
New Haven; S. E. Sellers, Baltimore; S. ID. Sol
lers, New Orleans; Robt. Filkins Memphis; E. II.
Packer, New York; J. w. Sangster, Baltimore
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NOMMISSIONER'S SALE.

By virtue OF decree OF the Court OF Equity OF
the County of New Hanover OF the State OF
North Carolina In the case OF Morris X. Jesup,
ct al, ys. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road Company, ct a Michael Cr0nley Commits
sioner, duly appointed by the Court, will sell at
Public Auction ut the door OF the Courthouse,
in Wilmington. In the State OF North Carolina,
at IL O'clock A. NJ, 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 ST 1ck, equip
mcnts, dcpots, workshops, materials and every
thing thcrcunto pertaining, together with all the
rights privileges, franchises and appnrtenances,
as set forth AMI 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 /, 1851; the second
mortgage to Edward Sandford, dated March l.
lS53 and the mortgage to George W. Dargan,
dated the 18th OF April, 1855, shall be accepted in
full as part payment according to the priority OF
said mortgages; and the bonds of the said Com
pany, secured by the mortgage to the said Morris
X. Jesup, shall be accepted pro rata as part pay
ment in the order of priority established in said
mortgage. NJ. CRONli, commissioner.
Wilmington, N c. novl6 tull5wl
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By j. FRASER MATHEWES.
DICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.

DICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
Al Private Sale
That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TATION called R0muey, situated at South Ferry,
on tile Sanfce River containing 1855 acres-4O0
cleared and under bank, 800 high land, s. clear
ed. balance we'll tinbcrcd with cypress, oak, &c.
The Plantation Is now under cultivation, is well
settled with Dwelling. barns and negro houses,
and known as one OF the best places on the river.
Titles uneXceptonable.
For terms, apply 10
J. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Agent, No. So Broad street.
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THE ACADEMY Observation-Disclosures. o. b.
Collins Co. have formally opened drinking
and refreshment saloon in the building Oh lhe
Academy Of Music. Major Horbach, formerly OIL
the Charleston Hotel, is one Of the pronrietors'
and the furniture and surroundings are OF the
most attractive character 1t 1t needless to state
that it is patronized by theatre-goers-oosh
"codsn and men-having an entrance on Market
street, and one leading to the main lobby OF the
building.
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
DLANTATION IN BEAUFORT COUNTY

At Private Sale
SPRING ISLAND PLANTATION. in Beaufort
County, ut the junction Of the ChechesSee and
Colleton Rivers. directly opposite Foo. Point, the
proposed terminus OF the Deep Water and west
ern Railroad.
IL contains three thousand $4,000 acres OF
high land, about two thousand (20Co) acres
OF which are cleared ana Of the most fertile char
acter for sea Island or short cotton, anu Prov:
si0nS. II IS abundanty supplied WIN Snrings ol
kinds of stock.
On the Plantation is large Dwelling House
and ample ont,,ui!lincs. There are several set
tlcmcn. which render th'S nrnprrt! easy 10 I'VE
divided into different plantations. Being al is
Land it requires no fencing.
Itcommands fine view of the harbor Of Port
cu-:.: is ten GG miles distant from the entrance;
cons, rycl healthy to live ct all the year, and well
Known rs one Of the best Sea Island Cotton Plan
fnri,,s ON IN. coast novl9 fm4
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THE BRITISH STEAM hINE.-Another OF the
fine British steamships, consigned to Messrs. K
Mure & Co., of our city-the British steamship
Marmora-reached her wharf last evening from
Liverpool, after stormy passage. The Marmora
took heavy westerly gales soon after leaving port,
and or the western Islands had hurricane
which left terrible sea, the severe weather COM
pelling the ship to go fur south as lat 2 north.
The Marmora brings available freight and good
passenger list. The latter speak in high terms oi
the management of the officers and the character
Of theship.
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THE OpERAT1C NEWS DEPoT.-Mr. c. G..
Fighter has secured niche N the Academy Of
Music, and has dedicated it to literature. The
oook.worm can here find both heavy and light
reading. and those not 50 disposed can enjoy
their Havanas. This news stand is one Of the
institutions Of the day, and viii be largely patron
ized in the future.
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WooD-CUTrNa MACHINEs.-One Of these
machines is now on exhibition at the Artesian
well, and can be seen In operation during the
day. 1t is invaluable to railroad contractors and
lumbermen. Messrs. Cameron, Barkley Co.
hold the patent right and will sell either State or
county rights, or single machine.
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OUR PIECES CURRENT.-we especially invite the
attention of our merchants to The NEWS Prices
Current, issued this morning. Made up with the
utmost care, and handsomely printed with entirely
new type, it forms, with the business card OF the
house forwarding it, the most attractive and well
come weekly commercial circular that can be
used. Price, for tea copies or more with ousl-
ness card. two and half cents per copy. Single
conjas five cents
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
A BARONY OF TWELVE THOUSAND
n EIGHT HUNDRED (12, 5000 ACRES
OF LAND.

At Private Sale
The BARONY or TRACT OF LAND, about 27
miles from Charleston and % from Mount Pleas
ant, on the Georgetown road, Charleston District,
on the waters OF Awendaw Greek, containing, &C.
cording to the plat OF John Fenwck, Surveyor,
made in 1772. twelve thousand eight hundred
acres OF Land being an original barony granted
to Sir Nathaniel Johnson.
On the tract is large body OF woods, and there
Is bold navigable creek, with several landings.
There are Dwelling House, barn and negro
houses on the place.
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
OEsIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY.

At Private Sale
The three story WOODEN RESIDENCE Brici
Basement, No. % South Bay, a few doors westO,
King street, containing six rooms one pantry,
dressing room, two paZzas; atrached Is brick
kitchen. Lot 80 feet front, by l60 feet deep.
ALSO,
Adjoining the above OIL Lamboll street, two
two story BUILDINGS, one containing four rooms,
the other two rooms. Lot measures so 'front.' by
100 feet deep.
Tie two Lots together run from street to street.
Apply as above at 70. % Broad street.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

ESTATES RESIDENCE ON MEET
IL ING STREET.
At Private Sale
The three-story BRICK RESIDENCE, No. SO
Meeting street, containing ten rooms, pantry,
double plazzas, cstern. &c, with brick Kitchen,
carriage house and stable. The premises have re-
Gently been repaired. The Lot measures about 43
feet 'front.' 2l1 feet deep, and lis feet on the back
line.
Apply rs above at No. % Broad street.
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AN UNFORTUNATE DIFFICULTY between two
citizens, growing out OF dispute IN regard 10
seats at the opening of the Academy OF Music,
resulted late Wednesday night In a serious melee,
in which one at least, OF the parties engaged was
seriously injured. At the request OF both parties
we withhold publication OF the names.
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
ESTATE SALE-PLANTATION IN ST.
IL ANDREWS PARISH.

At Private Sale
HOPETON PLANTATION, belonging to Estate
Wilkes, in st. Andrews Parish, about five miles
from Charleston, on the Stono River, opposite to
Johns Island, and on the Savannah & Charleston
Railroad and main road. The tract contains
about 975 acres Of Land, about 725 Of which are
high Land the balance marsh Land. About 400
acres OF the Land are cleared and adapted to the
culture of cotton and provisions, and about 81 to
rice. Excellent crops of cotton have been made
upon the place for years.
For particulars, apply at No. % Broad street.
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Captain ]. NJ. Fielder, OF Claren-
don, died on Monday morning.
DR.. W. B. McKeller, OF Newberry, departed this
life on the 2sth ult., aged fifty-two years.
The Newberry Herald announces the death OF
Captain Thomas W. Gary, which took place on
the 2lst ult Captain Gary commanded company
B. of the Third South Carolina Regiment during
the late war, and was as gallant and brave SOL
dier as ever unsheathed sword.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store boots shoes and hats.
J. & W. Knox will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
store household furniture, &c.
m. Marshall & Brother will sell at hal!-past
10 O'Clock, at their office horses and mules.
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raj wonders

SUPREME CoURT.-CoLUMBIA, December l.
The case Of James W. Williams, trustee vs. henry
Beard, ct al, was resumed. Mr.. L. j. Jones LOT
appellant; Mr.. Fair for appellees; Mr. thompson
on same side to the hour OF adjournment
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PosrpoNE9ENT OF T. J. MACKEY's TRIAL
In consequence Of Judge Carpenters continued
illness. he has decided to hear only those cases
that are urgent, and others must lie over until the
January term. Ex-Alderman T. ]. Mackey thus
gets a RESPITE.
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For THE PHosPHATEs.-The steamer Emile
will make an excursion trip to the Ashley River
phosphate works tomorrow morning. afording
an admirable opportunity for visit to these natu-
raj wonders.
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PREPARE FOR CHRIsTMAs.-NOw is the time
TO make your selection OF Christmas presents,
and you cannot do so to advantage without o
visit to Won Santcn's Bazaar, next door TO the
new Opera House. The new goods just opened
there arc indeed charming.
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CITY AIR S
Meetings This Day.

Eagle Fire Company, at p. NJ.
German Rifle Club, at P. NJ.
Sangerbund Teutonia, at p. M.
White Laborers, at s P. NJ.
Lafayette Artillery, at half-past P. M.
Apprentices Library Society, at P. M.
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REAL ESTATE SALIENT. A. c. McGillivray
sold yesterday the lot and buildings on the east
side Of Church street, next north Of ST. Philips
Church, for S1S25.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE
tTORE ON EAST BAY STREET.

At Private Sale
The THREE STORY BRICK STORE, on East
Bay street, at the southeast corner Of Cordes
street, (Which was occupied for near quarter OF
q century by one OF our most successful mer
chants the late Mr.. Smith Mowry, Jr.) The Lot
measures % feet front by go feet deep.
Bay for business.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
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ACCIDENT ON THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILRoAD-FIRE IN BLAKE's SwAhP-ONE
THOUSAND FEET OF TRESTLE DEsTRoYED.-The up
train on the Savannah and Charleston Railroad
had reached White Hall Station, on wednesday
morning, when fire was discovered on the tres
tie, about five miles this side OF the Yemassee.
Further progress was impossible, and the passen-
gers baggage and mail we're carried around the
trestle by q small pole car and conveyed 10
Yemassee. The Beaufort mail went through that
far, but the mail for points beyond were brought
back. The engine was then reversed and the
train returned to the city. Wnen near Rantowles,
it encountered crank car containing Mr.. Smith,
the roadmaster, and three colored hands
Through some mistake in the signals, q collision
occurred, by which Mr.. Smith was seriously In
iured, the crank car passing over his leg break
ing the thigh and innlcting severe bruises. The
colored men escaped unhurt. Mr.. Smith was
brought to the railroad yard, on the other side oil
the river, and attended to by Dr. jenkins. con-
struction train has been sent to the trestle, ana
the damage will probably be repaired this week.
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
TWO STORY HOUSE, No. II WEST
STREET.

VIII be sold on TUESDAY, 7th instant, at II
O'Clock, at the old POst0ilice.
That Two Story Wooden DWELLING. with dou-
BILE Piazzas, containing four rooms, also Kitchen
and outbuildlngs, known as No. II West street,
north side.
Lot measures SO by 25 feet, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps dec3 fmtu3
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By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

"AYNE STREET STORE, RUNNING
I'LL THROUGH TO MARKET STREET.
For Sale or Rent
The BRICK STORE on the south side OF Hayne
street. opposite the Charleston Hotel, now Occu-
pied by Mr.. John DAILY, measuring 25 feet on
llayne street - feet on Market street. and 1877
feet in depth.
These premises are admirably located for the
wholesale trade, and Will be sold Oh one-third
cash. the balance in one, two and three years.
Apply as above. at No. % Broad street
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anrtioneers' pripate Sales, ST.
ByW. ". LEITCH G. r. s. BRUINS,
No. 35 Broad Street, Auctioncers and
Brokers.

At Private Sale
That well established BAKERY, No. OF King
street. few doors north OF Broad street. The
front building Is OF brick, three stories, with
we'll arranged Store. On the premises are q
double brick Kitchen, Bakchousc and Ovens, and
q large cistcrn. This property Is well situated,
and the stand well known as first class Bakery.
Terms made known by Apply ing as above.