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of 1868 is unconstitutional, take out quo parrano
against Mayor Pillsbury. A judgment Of custer
would not give his clients the papers and property.
The Acting Aldermen might hold on to them and
they could only be wrested away by process Of law.
The law OF 1868 gives the property and the Offices to
these people. They can never obtain them If the
Mayor and Aldermen hold on; can never do it except
by mandamus. We care nothing about the title. Ii
we have no remedy by n,andanlus We have no remedy
at all
The court reserved its decision.
After consultation with counsel. it was agreed that
the QUO ,uarranto should be set for Thursday next
instead OF Friday, as originally ordered
It will be seen that thc arguments on the side Of
the Acting Mayor and Aldermen were purely techni.
CAL as their counsel did no. into the question Of
the value of the declaration made by the Acting
Board Of Aldermen, or into the copstitutionaAty Of
the law of 1885, or into the question Of the infringe
ment of The rights of the corporators of Charleston
upon all of which points elaborate arguments will
be made when tha case comes up upon its merits
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Jnsnranff.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.

SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Now York,
Capital and Surp1us...........S S1,7OO,O00
PHOENIX INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
New York,
CAPITAL and SurPlus...........S ,6oO,e 600
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
of New York,
Capital and Surp1us...........S1 u, ,a02 900
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of New York,
Capital aad Surplus. LIZA, 600
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COM
PANY, of New York,
Capital and Surplus......."....s702,000 900
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Cincinnati,
Security, Capital and Assets. .Sa. aa9,o 900
wIDews' AND ORPHANS BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Capital and Assets. 500 900
Aggregate Available Assets, TEN MIL
LION DOLLARS.
S. Y. TUPPER, Agent,
IN PLANTERS MECHANICS BANK BUILD
ING, EAST BAY-sTRRET.
March % mwf limo
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March15
AssIGNEE,s SALE.

BY virtue OF order OF sale TO directed, by the
Hon. George =. Bryan Judge Of the United ststes
Court for the Diair ct OF South Carolina, will
offer for sale at pubic auction on the first MON
DAY iu April next, at u O'Clock NJ, at Barnwel
Court House.
The following REAL ESTATE:
All that Llr OF LAND. with improvements
thereon, in the town of Wilrston, Barnwel County,
known IA the Bcglcle Lot, bounded North by lands
of the estate OF T. Willis East by lot known the
Beasly lot, hereinafter described, South by the
South Carolina Ralroad. and West by lands OF ".
Graham, containing n tront las feetand In depth ITO
feet
All that LOT OF LAND, in the said Town of Will
liston, IN ,ald County, known as the Beasy lot,
bounded North by Ian Is OF j. II. Willis, East by
lands OF Gile9py, 5onth By lsndsof south Carolina
Railroad. and " ST by the Bogachie lot afoIemen-
toned. containing SO feet by 140.
Also all that Lor OF LAND in said Town and
County. known as Lot No. 4, bounded North by q
street thirty feet wide. East by lands Of Gilespy.
South by lands OF dilIespy and ]. q. Willis, anda
lot known The conasrated lot Of the estate of E.
Willis, and West by street twenty feet wide.
All that LOT OF LAND. iu the Town of Bamberg,
in tho said County, known Lot No. 10; Range ],
bounded North b.; Railroad avenue, East by ". S.
Bambergs lot. south by Brold street, aud West by
Washington.stree.
AL that LOr OF LAND in the said Town Of Bam-
berg, County aforesaid Known Lot No. 13, Range
l, bounded North by Railroad Avenue, East by
lands of w. $. Danberg. south by Broad.street and
West by lands Of o. r. Faust
All that LOT OF LAND in said Town and County,
known as Let No. G. Rauge l, bounded North by
Eroad-stree', East uy Boundary-sreet, South by
Land of w. S. Bamberg and q. ". Bamberg, West
by Cahoun-sreet.
All that LOT oc LAND In said Town and County
known No. 8, Range 8, bounded North by Black
bird Alley, E.st by Washinston.street, South by
lands Of e.. W. Bamberg, and West by Calhoun-
street.
Aso half of LOT NO. -, in said Town and
County, bounded Moth by lands Of South Carolina
Railroad, Fast by lands of P. C. Allen, soutb 6y
Broai.sreet, and West by lands OF g. w. Bhten-
ipgton.
Ierms-One-half cash; the b''snse In one year
from the day of sale. secured by bond or bonds OF
the purchasers bearing lnte ess lrom tne oay Oh
sale, and mortga,r or mortgLgs. OF the premises
BUILDINGS to be insured and policies assigned. Fu
chasers to pay tor papers aud stamps.
FREDERIIK j. SMITH,
Assignee Esta Geo. Ho1msnn.
n,- Notice is hereby given, by order OF the Court,
TO All persons who may have Or claim any apesiai OF
general ien on the above property to como forWard
and prove heir SAID liens before j. G. CARPENTER,
Fso Reg strar IN Bankruptcy. on or before the 21st
inst or be forever debarred OF any special lien on
The fJnds arising from the sale of said property,
whereof notice shall be given to the Assignee atore
said on or before the day of SALE
FREDERICK J. SMITH,
Assignee Of Geo. Hoffman,, Bankrupt.
Marchs w4
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth r. Venning, ct al, Us. Harriet
Venning, ct al.
BY A. G.. McGILLIVRAY,

AuCt1OncSr-
On THURSDAY the 1st day Of April next, in front
OF the Old Customhouse at II O'Clock A. H., will
be sold,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
situate In the Parish OF st. Thomas, originally con-
sisna OF several distinct tracts adjoining each other.
aud now consolidated and known as "The Brick
Yard" containing as per deeds ot conveyance 2sSs
acres be the same moro or less. All OF which VIII
more fully appear from several deeds OF convey
ance to one Jonah n. venning and by him, the
said Jonah NJ Vonning, to Henry NJ. Yenning and
David B. veuning, in the plsaiins In said cause set
forth.
ALSO,
The following personal property, viz:
The SCHOONER LARK t.olid live oak frame), car
rying capacity about so oords Of wood.
Two FINE MULES.
All that valuable real estate In the City Of Charles.
ton known as YRNEING'S WHARF, measu ing and
containing on Wharf street Ito feet, and the same
on the channel OF Cooper River to the east. Bound
ed to the north by Whsrf No. g. south By Wharf No.
g. east by tho channol OF Cooper river, and west by
Wharf-strset Aforesaid.
TermE for Real lEstate-One-third cash balance in
sne and two years. 10 be secured by bond and mort
gage OF the premises respectively interest to be paid
annually until the VIII ole debt be paid.
Terms for Personal Preperty-cash on delivery.
E. W. II NACKEY,
March IS m2 Ap1 s. @. @.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH 20 and 2l.-Pdutst0n
Rotes-E Lee, " Stocker, " Bailey. wife and
two children, Now York; s " Maurice Kingstee; F
N McIver, Tennessee; Felker Monroe. Va; j DAILY,
Augusta; Worsham, Cooper River; B Small,
South Carolina; Carlisle, Union; g Camp Co
lumb.a, Penn; Horis, Santee River; Homber,
RallersviIe; Grimes, Laurens; Hudgens,
H ,nea Path; " Austen. Bolton. S c; E Bender.
son, BennettsviIle; " Bnler. Webster, c;
Watson aud wife, Hamilton A o Tucker George
Foote, Florida; John Cowan, Iowa; John Benson,
Buffalo, N Y; James Weston, East Ter nessee; 2
Cox. W A stebbens, O A Gill New York; DR. D B
Fune, Florida.
Charleston HoteI.-Thos Gregg, Columbia; A +
RUIZ, Mdeeway; E Mitchell and wife, Hudson, Y;
8 Alden, Miss E Alden, City; D G Williams,
Beaufort; Hiddel, Hilton Head; erowell,
Boston; " III Innes, Baltimore; Mrs General Kirk
land and three children, Savannah; John Kirkland,
North Carolina; Fairehild, Savannah; D Ber-
rian New York; Robertson, Baltimore; g
Duydale, Montreal; ] D Bulloch, Liverpool; a o
Williamson, City; T Barnes, Waller, New York;
D BLY,, Macon; McclasRy and wife, New YORK;
Geo A Pllsbury, Barron, Concord, N d; j
Se.mace Laconia; Armcsden, Fishersvile, d;
Ira Barr, Manchester, N q; " Farr, Nashua j Os-
good and wife, Troy; Henry Rosenwala, New York;
Stroker. NJ " Smith. D Tyler. Now York; G D
Harter and wife, N Harter and wife, Cunton, o;
Fusb, New York; R NJ Smith. Fernandina, Fla;
DuBose, S Fowler, BluGion; Woonlan. city,
F Van Banthuysen, James Boyd, New York; J W NJ
Howsan, Baltimore; " Lawton, Barn'en; "
Woodbridge. Abheville; E " Welpscy, Washington, D
C; William Lambsrd, John P. Morris, New York;
James q Bradbury, Maine; W q Raster, Car
ter and wife, Philadelphia; Millett, Beaufort; NJ
Lebsrsschultz E,gefeld; Drupps and wife, Fort
Wayne; " Clements, Delo, Penn; George M
Wells, Beaufort; Bites, Batesville, C; General
Drum, United states Army; J s Samnis, New York;
VIM Kirkpatrick and wife, Brooklyn; Curtis and
family, W Pill, New York; Harry Bishop, Kentuc-
ky; S Huber, Philadelphia; L Dentz, q Pice-d,
Mrs Gilkensou and child, Miss Edwards, Il Bar
ton J o johnson, New York; Barbour, Dati-
more; John sanzades. New Jersey; Davis.
Lake City Press; Miss Carapbell, q Campbell, Now
York; Geuld, Boston; Mr. and Mrs L Gay, Massa-
chusetts; Mccants, Florida; Franklin Mccabo
cit
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 2O.-
hon. GEORGE 8. BRYAN, PRpsDrNa.-The pet!-
ton of D. J. Compton for 6nal discharge was refer
red to Registrar Carpenter for report, and 6nal hear
ing in the case set down for 2sth April. The petition
of g. B. Clowley, assignee for sale Of property be-
longing to bankrupt estats of d. NJ. Mobley, was
granted. Alexander E. Knox peitioned for final
discharge in bal kruptey and was referred to Regis
trar Carpenter to report and iua hearing SET down
for 18th April Margaret Moultric and others petit
toned to establish lien on the estate Of Nathaniel
Hayward, bankrupt; the report Of the Registrar wa
confirmed and sale OF property granted
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fats ana Gaps.
q STRAW HATS! q
STRAW HATS !

THE LARGEST VARIETY OF MEMS AND
BOYS STRAWs ever seen in this city, can now be
examined and purchased at s1EELE's, sign of the
Big Hat.
PANAMAs, 81 so to 81, wide md narrow
Mems "Nobby and Matte" straws, 10 cents to 81
1900 Boys Good Leghorn hats, so and 76 cents
Mems and Boys Extra Wide Straw, %. 90, scents
Lad cs' and Misses Zine Shaker Hoods, 25 conts
Ladi s. Hoods as low as 10 and 10 cents
Mons and Youths Superior Dress Straw Hats, 81 so
10 sS
Little chlsrsns Elegant Dress Straw 80 cts to 50 so.
STEELE'5 hat HAT,
No. 3lS King street. sign Of the Big Hat.
p Snake note Of this. ma March y
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Estate Sale, by order of,Me Executors.
BY J. T. HUMPHREYS,
Aucttoneer.


On WEDNESDAY, the 14th April, prox., at the Old
Custonahouse at IL O'Clock. will Offer,
All that certain PIECE Or PARCEL OF LAND, IN
the Town of Summerville, Immediately opposito the
Town HALL and known ss the residence Of the late
CAPTAIN VIM Trout measuring and containing one
acre more or less; butting and bounding to the
north on land OF Philip Gadsden, Esq scath On
main road, and east and west on lands OF hts capt
Trout: together with the improvements thereon.
consisting Of comfortable Residence with four rooms,
lathed and plastersd, with wide double piazzns,
storeroom Kitchen carriage house and stable, all IN
COED repair.
Garden, and some very choice Fruit Trees.
ALSO,
The LOT adjoining the above on the east. measur-
inc and containing one half acre, more or less.
Terms-One-half cash; balance In one and Two
yesrs. secured by bond and mortgage OF the puf.
chaser. Purchaser to pay for papers and lot
stamps.
The above property can be treated for at private
sale at No. 27 Broad street. m4wl March ~
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ACCIDENTAL Oauss1oN.-In the article on the
contested election, which appeared in TIE NEWS OF
Saturday. the name OF Alderman q. Judge Moore
was omitted accidentally from the list OF Aldermen
who are mentioned as having signed the return to
the writ of mandanus. Alderman Moore has boen
as firm as Gibraltar in the contest and intends to see
It out-in word, "to do his duty
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CLUBS AND STARs.-There was rather slim
docket before the Ma, or on Saturday The following
cases were the few presented
Henry Green, colored, drunk and using profane
language on the street. Fined IS; paid
Alex Med John, Company G, 9th c. 8. Infantry,
drunk and interfering with citizens on Kingstreet
Fined So.
The imposter, Augustus oppenheim alias Dacosta
alias Henriques was ordered to be sent out of the
city.
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REPoRTERs' 'CRUMBs.-Dressing the churches
in flowers for Easter will begin on Thursday.
The Brignoli Troupe, with Louise Durand, the
Charleston prima donna will certainly perform here
on the 10th Of April and remain only two nights, Sa-
tlrday and Monday.
1t is stated that Cir. IS German Opera Company
carried off $500 net.
The shell road since the late rains, have become
very uneven in several places, but another cat of
shells, which Is being laidover it. should make
1t as smooth as hili I'd table.
The woods in the suburbs are fragrant with Jessa-
mine. and many are taking advantage of Grahams
omnibus line to gather them.
There is great deal of vim in the Fire Depart
ment now on the subject OF the annual parade,
which promises. if reports are true. to be an unusu
ally good one. Several visiting companies are ex-
pected.
There Is some difficulty in getting the site de-
sired for the new theatre aud Music hall 10 be
built on joint stock plan by the aFreuudschaftssun
As soon as l. Is overcome the work will begin, as the
funds are ali subscribed.
ouinby has photographed tho Board OF Firemas-
ters. in full uniform. The likenesses arc not as
large as life, but are they not as handsome
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WARNING TO TRAvnlHRs.-Day before yes
terday, as the Augusta train was about to start
colored boy was detected in tie act of practising
sleght of hand on bundle of one of tho passen-
gers He ned as soon as he was discovered after re-
ceiying box On his ears from bystanaer. There
are parcel Of idle vagrarts who hang on the skirts
of the incoming and outgoing trains, and rob the
passengers of their small parcels. Not many days
ago two Indies had their fine coaks stolen by son
Of these railroad thieves Passengers must be on
their guard.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB PRIsTNe AT The NEWS OFFIcE.-For
the accommodation of our friends and the public
We have Just established, in connection with our
business, a Job Printing Office, where we are no"
prepared to execute all kinds of job printing with
cheapness accuracy and dispatch. This department
of our Office is in charge Of accomplished and con-
&C, ,ntious practical printers. and our friends who
favor us with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
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PALM SuNDAY.-The services in The Episco-
bal and Catholic Churches yesterday, were of pecu-
Liar significance, and the congregations were gener-
ally very full In all the Catholic Churches the cere.
mony of blessing and distributing the palns, in
eonnmenoration Of the triumphal entry Of Christ
into Jerusalem, when the multitude greeted him
with shouts of Hosanna" and the waving Of palms,
was an interesting feature of the OCCASION.
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GRAIN SHIPMENTS FROM New ORLEANs.-The
New Orleans Price Current, Of the 18th instant has
the following +" The schooner Dexter Wasbourr'
Captain George 7. Harkness, cleared on the la'h
instant for Charleston, s. c., by 3. R. Poole, with
1875 bushels corn, in bulk, twenty-five hossheaas
and seveny-one barrels sugar. She is the first veg.
sci Nat has loaded at the New Elevator for q
coastwise port"
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ApvEnT1sKMENTs FOB TIE NEWS dropped
into the rsn advertising box at the corner of Hayne
ard Meeting streets, before II o'clock P. M.' Will
appear on the following morning with as much Ger.
ta:nty as If they were left at the Office.
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B1sHoP McFARLAND's DIsooUssE.-The
Right Reverend Bishop Mcfarland, Of Hartford,
Conn.,, Last evening delivered an instruct 'e dis
course at St. John Chapel, Queen-street which was
30 crowded that many had to remain outside on the
sidewalk. The subject was tho Power Of forgVing
sins given to the Church. doctrine which was Il
Illustrated by argum.n!s from the Old and New Tes-
lament and tradition. The music ty the choir. as
usual, was excellent.
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DEATH OF COLONEL ALLAN MAcFARLAN.
We are panied to announce the death, ut the Man
sion House. in this city, at eleven o'clock yesterday
morning. of Colonel Allan Macfarlan, for many
years past one of the most prominent planters as
well as one OF the mcst public spirited citizens Of
Chesterfield District. His disease was consum ,ton,
from which he had long been suffering; but the i'm.
mediate attack CT cess which resulted in bis death
was bit of two weeks duration.
Colonel Macfarlan had reached his fftieth year.
He was born at Greenock, Scotland, and came to
south Carolina IN 1888. BE completed his collegiate
.onrse and graduated ut Princeton College, aft-r
which he took up tho study of law in the Office Of
.ns ia,e James L. Pctigru. Havins fixed his resi-
deoce in Cheraw, he devoted himself chiefly to agr-
cultural pursuits, and for many years represented
chesterfield County in tho State Legislature. n
+ba fur,herance of ali enterprises looking to the
nr,,;c bsneft of the state he was leading spirit
and ot the time of his death, BIO oiled the presidency
Of tho cheraw and Darling on Railroad a.. vas
also an influential director of tie Northeastern fai'
road. Colonel Maciarlsn was wldewec ana leaves
1o,r children. His remains will be forwarded to
Cteraw by this mornings train of the Northeastern
Railroad.
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To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GgoRaIA-Believing "WHANN's" RAW BONE ST.
PERpHosPHATE OF ndE TO be fully equal to tho
best Fertilizers in market. and superior to many,
and being degirous OF having it thoroughly tested.
we huve concluded to offer the following Premiums
1st For the largest yield of Cotton iiom Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth s1oo. I'd. For the Sec
ond largest yield Of Cotton from an acre of land,
Silver Pitcher worth $50. 3d. For the largest yield
OF Corn from an acre Of land Silver Goblet worth
s25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"wRANSs" RAW BONE supERPHosrHArE alono is
used on the acre producing the YIELD
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satisfactory evidence of the amount pro-
duced the acre, and statement Of the manner in
which they applied the manure. limited amount
only of this Phosphate will be distributed during tho
season. Prices, delivered on the cars at Charleston,
sG5 per ton, cash. or $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable ist November,
CLAGHORN, HERRING l. CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. c.,
And No. z Warren Block, Augusta. Ga.
February 80 limo
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VaLuabis Plantation at AUCTION.
BY AE.ONZaJ. WHITE & SON


agents.
BY virtue ofan order of sale to directed by tho
Hon. GergeS s. Brian, udge Of the Emitted states
Court for the District of South Carolin1, will Of
fer for sale at Public Auction, at the Old PostoHee
foot of Broad.street Charleston, S. G., oa TUES
DAY the 18Th of April. 1869, at II o'clock a. NJ,
All that PLANTATION OR TRAGr OF LAND
known as Sea Side. containing ll58 acres. more or
less, and houuded on the north BY lardss nr. Bic
eans, on the east by lands of Mr. Corbett, on the
vest by land of Mr.. Venning, and Oh the south by
the Sound, a. per plat and survey made by Robert T.
Payne, Esq Said Land being in Christ Church Pa
rish County of Charleston. The above Plantation
to be sold is subject to lease to one VIM. HOOK
ady for period OF Hve years, commencing on the
fret November, 1867. and ending on The first Novem-
ber, 1872 Annual rent $500 to accrue to purchaser
from day of sale.
Conditions-One.h halfcssh; balance payable in two
equal successive annual instamentS with interest at
the rate of per cent per annum, payable semi-an-
nually, secured by bond or bends Of the pur-
chaser and mortgage OF Plantation. Purchaser %
~ LAWRENCE ". o'HEAR,
March % mwf10tu1 Assignee theodore Stohey.
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MEETINGS THIS DAE.

Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso-
citation at 8 +. NJ.
Washington Artillery Friendly Society. at P. NJ.
Washington Fire Company, at z. NJ.
Stonewall Fire Company, at halfpast Z. M.
NJ A. and P. A., at P. NJ.
Friendship Lodge. at P. IA.
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Az the sare time and place
Faluable Plantation at Auction.
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES,
Auctioncer.

By virtue Of an Crde- OF sale 10 me- directed By the
Hon George =. fryau, Judge of the U :. district
Court for tho District oil South caroiinl. Will
off.r for sale at public auction, ut the Old Post
cfice foot Of EroId.strcct. Charleston, S. G., on
WEDNESDAY, March 24ih. 1869, at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ, - . .
All that valuable PLANTATION OR TRACT OF
LAND, in t. Luke; Parish, in the County of E.lu-
fort and state of south Carolina, commonly known
as .Bcilelair," aud continuing eight hundred an J
siXty-inIr acres, NOR. ur less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to p1y Tor paper. and
Stamps. Loul' AClalN,
Assigne OF E Il Baruwc, Bankrupt.
Narcb 4 tls2mwS
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AssiGHEM'S SALE Al rtyALTEEBOKO',
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUT II CAKULINA.
Dy virtue OF all order to me directed by the Hon.
CiroiGe 5. Bryan, Jrdgc of ULittd states District
Court Tor south Ca DINA, will br sid at pubic
uutcry q, WaIt"rboro', =. e., on sa'es.day next,
: being MONDAY. tlIr 9th dag of April. 1869.
All that EOUY OF; TRiCJ OF LA D, situated in
St Rarthcomew's Parish, Coll ion County, ;. c.,
OH the south side OF Edi,;O River and the head
waters OF Island Creek and Red Bunk Creek Bulling
and bou ding to the north on lands now or late Of
John L. Meistcr 4 Co., Peter W. Rcuz aud Eldred
Spell; 10 the south on lands OF J II. Rlyso" j dmes
j. jennings and John =. Meistcr < Co cast OH lands
of the Saw Mill Company" now or late oi john
Mciscr Co.. and west on Lands OF Lewis L. Llnder,
containing - acres.
1crms-Onr-haf cash; balance in one year. secur-
cd by bond of the purchaser IN mortgage OF tEc
premises. Purchaser to pay assignee for necessary
naners and STAMPS, j b. DiS>tLL.
MIrch IL fms Assignee OF Hutson Lee.
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LECTURE BEFORE FRIENDSHIP LoDGE.-The
regular communication of Friendship Lodge will be
held this evening, at Masonic Hall, at eight o'clock.
After the comforting Of degrees. Past Master N Levin
will deliver lecture on Masonic principles.
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Auttlunffrs' priuatr Sales.
Real Estdte.
MoRRJnE SMITH

Real Estate.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH,
No 81 Broad-street, South side, near
Stntc-street.
At Private Sale
FRS CL,sS SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
TlONS
Valuable Rice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Extensive AID Valuable Manuf ctorics, Mill Sites
and Delightful GUNNER Residences in various
parts of the South.
ALSO,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS OF all sizes, prIc
md descriptions in every part Of the city.
January as mWi3mo