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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30
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will offer for SALE for cash, at the late residence
OF W. B. Dowling deceased, one and nall
miles from Bamberg, on WEDNESDAY, l4th OF
TIggsE All she REAI Estate of the said deceased as
LOT No. /, known as the Simpson Lot" and
all the houses and Improvements thereon, situat-
cd Mt Graham's Turnout and containing one
acre, more or less, irontlng Kalroad avenue, ana
adjoining Lands OF A. Il. Rice.
Lot No. Q lyiRg at Grahaln'S Turnout, on which
G. w. Nicely now resides, containing eighteen Gnd
a hali acres, more or less, and bounded as follows:
BY the South Carolina Railroad Company and
Lands OF Daniel Guess, and y Lot of Dr. Hanberry.
Lot no. 3, upon which John 5. Small now re-
sides, lyiug at Grahlm's Turnout and wen I'M
proved, containing ono acre, more or less, bound
cd by the Public Rood leading from Graham s
Turnout to SpringtOwn, on the east side Of said
road one hundred and eighteen feet; Oh the south
by the Baptist Church, one hundred and lfty feet
two lnches Oh the north by Lands OF II. u. Rice;
on the east by Lands OF II. B. Rice Said Lot Was
sold by II. B. Rice TO Thomas j. Counts
4th. That valuable PLANTATION, known as
the "Riyer Place." containing seven hundred and
fifty acres, more or less, bounded on the north by
Edisto River, on the east and south BY Martha
Zeigler, on the west by Barnwell.
9th. The OLD PLACE, near Graham's Turnout,
containing seven hundred acres more or less,
and bounded north by c. G. Cooper and Fl. b..
Rice; south by Hamilton Martin; west by Mrs.
Kemp and @. W. Turner, and east by Madlson
Fielder.
will also sell, On the same day, at the River
Place,
Pour good MULES.
Six hundred bushels Of Corn.
Six thousand pounds good Fodder, Psas and
Rice.
One Wagon, Plantation Tools, and other artl-
oles not mentioned.
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers and
revenue stamps.
All persons indebted to the above Estate, are re-
ouested TO come forward and make immediate
payment to the Undersigned.
J. e. FREE,
noya tu3 Qualified Executor.
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Hotel acknowledgements 80
CHARLESTON HOTEL

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
III. Parker, Baltimore; Oscar Wllgeoin, Sa-
vannah; John D. Dargan, Georgia; c. 81. Davis,
Savannah; W. III. Corryal, T. s. Navy, william
Miller, North Carolina; G. II. Barron, E. M. Ra
worth, Minnesota; Harry Robinson, Baltimore
H. Russing, New Orleans; T. F. Smith, Brunswick
S. ]. Patterson, South Carolina; Or. D. r. June,
Florida; D. A. Boyd, North Carolina; T. B. Wat
son. Philadelphia; Fl. Hoyt, us. Army; Alfred
Eely, New York; DR.. Thos. H. Bailey, A. B. Hill
n. G. EIlshunne, New York; J T. Poole, Chester
G. C. Cox. Mrs. G. G. Cox and son, Boston, Massa-
chusetts; P. Corbett, Mrs. P. Corbett, New York;
O. n. Sadler, South Carolina; r. E. Fraser,
Georgetown, South Carolina; F. R. Penn, Vir-
ginia; E. N. Darlington, Mrs. e. n. Darlington,
Newark, New Jersey; A. J. Taylor, Brooklyn,
New York; T. H Clark Camden, South Carolina
Thomas II. Zimmerman, Mrs. Thomas H. zim.
norman and two children, st. Matthew'S South
Carolina.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Jw. F. Scott, Philadelphia; Jas. G. Drummond,
Richmond; ]. Z. W. Croft P. Coonan. Charlotte;
W. q. Peck, New York; J. Gorham, Savannah; S.
Kimpman, City; Jas. S. Neil, Baltimore; &. P.
Bradley, Miss &. p Bradley, Williamsburg; G. N.
Robinson, VIM. Thompson, Roblnson's Circus;
Jno. A. Boiler and three children, Thos. Il. Mur-
ray, Jno. q. Boiler, Jr, Miss Fannie Aerldith,
Miss Hannie Merldith, Augusta; Miss Lola But
terfeld, Paris; Miss NJ Murray, Augusta; Geo.
Iviatt II. D., Connecticut
MILLS HOUSE.
W. ". wannamaker, st. Matthew's; A. ]. Tay
lor, Brooklyn; L. A. Dodge Christ Church Parish;
W. s. Gains, South Carolina; Chas. A. Warren.
South Carolina Railroad; Jas. II. Hunt and wife.
Tennessee; J. H. Smith, Savannah; 7. II. Bent,
Kentucky; Geo. Warren, New York; Mrs. James
Thompson and child, Camden, N. j.; I. c. John
son, H. J. Wllmot, New York.
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
ESTATE SALE-PLANTATION IN ST.
T ANDREWS PARISH.

At Private Sale
HOPETON PLANTATION, belonging to Est1te
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 TBS 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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Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store. toys and other Christmas goods
Leitch Bruins will sell ct IL O'Clock, ct me oid
Pestoffice, houses, building lots, &c.
A. O. Mcciliyray will sell for the Sheriff, at IL
O'Clock, at the Old Postonice, real eststc-
Hutson Lee will sell at II O'Clock, at the Oid
Postoface, o rice plantation.
r. II. Marshall i Brother will sell at IL ociock'
at the Old Postofice, building lots
r. A. P. Caldwell will sell at haH-pas'
O'Clock, at their store, bacon. lard, &c
Henry Cobis 4 Co., will sell as ma i-pase .
O'Clock, at their store, hams, sugar, DC.
CIV. StefYens win sell at half-past O'clock, az
his store, butter, lard, &c.
Laurey & Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store sugar, mackerel, &c.
John @. Minor & Co. viii sell st 10 O'Clock, at
their store, dry goods, ladies' cloaks, &c.
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By WY. LEITCH & II. $. BRUINS,
Auctionccrs.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY
PETERMAN 4 KNEE, EXECUTORS DIERSSEN
VS.. SCHWING. ADMINISTRATOR, Ell AL.

On TUESDAY, the 18th December next, at l!
O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold in front OF the Old
CustomhouSe.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there
on, situate at the southeast corner OF Coming and
Morris streets, In this city, known In survey OF
the Morris Lands by r. K. Payne, Surveyor, by the
No. 1; measuring in front on Coming-street 81
feet, by Ill feet in depth more or less. Bounding
north on Morris street; east on Lot No. south on
Lot No. 3 and west On Coming street.
ALSO,
That other LOT OF LAND with the Buildings
thereon, situate on Coming street, in Ward No. 6,
and known In the aforesaid survey by the No. 2;
measuring In front on Coming street 3S feet, by
Ill feet In depth. Bounding north on Lot No. l;
east on Lot No. -; south on Lot No. OF said plan
OF survey, and west on Coming street.
Terms-Onc fourth cash; balance in four equal
successive annual instalments with interest from
the day Of sale at per cent per year. payable an
nually, secured by the bond or bonds Of the pur-
chaser. Buildings tO he insured and policy as-
signed. JAMES W. GRAY,
nOy22 m1tu4 Special Referee.
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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 K. Jesup,
et al, vs.. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road Company, ct al, Michael Cronley, COmmis-
sioner, duly appointed by the Court will sell at
Public Auction, at the door OF the Courthouse,
In Wilmington, in the State of North Carolina,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th
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 stock equip
ments, depots workshops materials and every
thing thereunto pertaining, together with all the
rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances,
as set forth and more particularly described In
the several mortgages mentioned IN the pro-
ceedngs.
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 l, 1851; the second
mortgage to Edward Sandford dated March 1.
1858, and the mortgage to George W. Dargan,
dated the 18th OF April, 1885, 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
k. Jesup, shall be accepted pro rata as part pay
ment in the order OF priority established in said
mortgage. H. CRONLY, Commissioner.
Wilmington, N. c. Rov16 tufl5w1
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Anetion 6aIes--smtare Daps.
A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
HANNAH ENsToN vs.. JAMES f.. WALKER.

VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the 7th day Of Decem
bcr, 1869, in front of the Old CustOmhouse,
at IL O'Clock A. M. precisely.
All that certain LOT OF LAND, with the Build
ings thereon, situate (known by the No 1921 on
the west side Of Meeting street, in the City OF
Charleston, measuring and containing In 'front.' on
Meeting street % feet six inches, more or less,
and In depth from east to west, IA feet. be the
same more or less; bntting and bounding east on
Meeting street, to the west and north on Lands OF
James 4. Walker, and to the south on Land Oh
Robert S. Miller.
ALSO,
All that certain LOT OF LAND, with the Build
ings thereon, next north and adjoining the Lot
above described situate on the west side OF Meet
ing street, Ward No. 4, and known by the No. 133,
measuring and containing In front on heeting
street 10 feet more less on the north line from
east to west 95 feet, then running from south to
north 81 feet 8 inches, then on the north line 40
feet on the west line 40 feet inches, and on the
south line l4 feet be the same more or less; but
ting and bounding east on Meeting street, TO tho
south and west OF Lands and James f. Walker,
and to the north on Land OF the Estate OF walker
and E. Adams.
Terms-One.third cash; balance on credit OF
one, two, three and four years, In bonds bearing
interest, payable semi-annually, to be secured by
mortape OF the premises sold. Buildings to be In
sured and policy assigned. Buildings to be kept
insured until bonds are paid and mortgages salts
fed. h. w. Al. AAOhEf,
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ID EFEREE'S LIE,

BY virtue OF a 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 K. Jcsup, 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
9th 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-
ais, and everything pertaining thereunto, to-
gether with all the rights, privileges, franchises
and appurtenances, as set forth and more particu-
larry 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 ed
tablshed by the report; provided that the same
rateabie 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 PRlNGLE,
Special Referee.
CharleatOn 18th November 1862
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The Ediso Mails.
EDIsTO, November 2f
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NRwS.

EDLSTO, November To-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NBwS.
1t is now more than two weeks since we have
received either letter or newspaper by mail. No
doubt many correspondents in Charleston may
take umbrage at not receiving any answer to
their Communications. In justice to the inhabi'
tants Of Edisto Island, give this notice as one
Of your suffering SUBSCRIBERS.
I'VE are informed by the postmaster that the
delay in the delivery Of the mails was caused by
q mlsstatement in one OF the city papers, as to
the time of departure OF the vessel that carries
them The vessel was advertised to sail at 10
O'Clock in the morning, whereas it should have
been O'Clock In the morning.l
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
A BARONY OF TWELVE THOUSAND
N EIGHT HUNDRED 12,So0l ACRES
OF LAND.

At Private Sale
The BAkONY or TRACT OF LAND, about 81
miles from Charleston and % from Noun. Pleas
ant, on the Georgetown road Charleston District,
on the waters of Awendaw Greek, containing, &C
cordng to the plat OF John Fenwick, Surveyor,
made in 1772 twelve thousand eight hundred
acres OF Land, being an original barony granted
to Sir Nathaniel Johnson. J.
On the tract is large body Of woods, and there
Ia bold navgable creek, with several landings.
There are a Dwelling House, barn and negro
houses on the place.
Apply as abeve, at No. % Broad street.
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CITY AFFAIRS IS

Meetings This Day.
Il
Landmark Lodge, at Up. A.
81. Andrews Society, at 2 P. NJ.
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BY YARDLAW s. CAREW.
BUILDING LOTS

viii be sold in front of the Old Postoflce, foot Of
Broad street, at II O'Clock A. M., on TUESDAY,
the 7th December next,
Three LOTS on East Bay, directly opposite the
new Customh0use, and two Lots on Market
street, In the rear Of the above.
This property Is OF great present and prospec-
tive value, being situated in the most largely fire.
quented thoroughfare OF the city, with the Market
OH one side and the Customhouse In front, and Is
a most admirable point for the erection OF stores
and warehouses.
The Lots will be sold at public outcry at the
time specified, unless previously disposed Of at
private sale, and may be treated for as whole
until the 7th OF December on application tC
WARDLAW &c CAREW, who will furnish all in
formation as to dimensions, &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Purchasers
to pay w. G. for papers.
tint
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BY 1. S. X. BENNETT.
r E A L E S T A T E

r, E A L E S T A T E
Al Private Sale
All that elegant MANSION, with spacious
grounds, No. Lucas street.
Pine Residence, with Lot % by 200 feet, No. -
Smith street.
Fine Residence, on very large and beautiful
Lot, No. - Meeting street.
Fine Residence, with Lot 65 by $50 feet, No. -
Broad street.
Pine Residence with Lot 60 by 12s feet, No. 224
East Bay street.
Tenement Building, with Lot AZ by IS feet, Nos.
40 and 81 Broad street.
Large Workshop with Outbuidngs, on Lot 80
by IS feet No. 95 King street.
Lot, with Brick Buildings thereon, 80 by 200
feet, No. Is Charlotte street.
Lot, with Wooden Building thereon, by =,
No. = Ashley street.
Lot, beautifully located, near Rutedge street.
ALSO,
A No. 1 TRUCK Farm Of five acres, with new
Buildings, up Rutedge avenue
A No. Truck Farm of &C acres, thoroughly set
tled one mile above the city limits, on Ashley
River.
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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Will he sold THIS DAY, the cO.h instant, at II
O'Clock, at the Old Postofce,
That two story BRICK STOKE, Known as NO. 81
Anson street, with kitchen, &c.
ALSO,
That fine two story BRICK NORTH TENE.
MENT. IN the rear OF the above, containing four
rooms, double plazzas, and known as No. 20: En-
tire front or above % 6-l2 feet on Anson, by 100
feet in depth, more or less.
Purchaser to pay US for papers and stamps, and
proportion OF State taxes now accrulng.
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By w, Y. LEITCR & z. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.

ROCERY STORE AND SMALL
(T HOUSES ON MARSH AND INSPEC.
TI0N STREETS.
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Anetion 6aIes-- Gbis DC J.
BY E & A. P. CALDWELL.

CTRIPs, SHOULDERS, LARD, &c.
THIS DAY, the 3Oth, viii be sold heforc our Store,
at half-past O'Clock
New York STRIPS
Western Shoulders
Dry Sailed Shoulders
Tubs and Kegs Lard
Barrels Syrup
Barrels Flour.
Conditions cash, lovSO
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Amrtioneers' 1]rlpate Sales, @r.
BY LOUIS d. DesAUssURE.
T AvINGTON AND BUGBEE RICE
~ PLANTATIONS, ON ASHEPOO
RIVER, CONTAINING $40 ACRES
OF SWAMP LAND AND as
ACRES OF HIGH LAND.

at Private Sale
Ali those two PLANTATIONS commonly called
Layington and Bugbce, situate on the south side
Of Ashepoo River, in ST. Bartholomew's Parish,
Colleton District containing $40 acres OF swamp
Land, more or less, and AIS acres OF High Lane, ,:
more or less, according to late survey thereon
made by John A. Michel, Surveyor; bounding
north Oh the Oaks plantation and Ashepoo River;
south on Lalio Creek and Fee Farm plantation,
belonging to James M. Rhett; west on Fee Farm
and Fraser back water canal, and east on Ashep0o
River; also all that STRIP OF LAND, reserved by
R. 3. Rhett in his conveyance OF the Fee Farm
plantation to James +. Rhett, for the purpose OF
making road through the said Fee Farm planta-
ton, for the use Of the Livingston and Bugbee
plantations, consisting Of SO feet of Land In
width from the point designated in the plat afOre
said, and on the Fee Farm plat to the public
Ashepoo Neck road.
For further particulars, apply as above at No.
% Broad street. noy30 tuA
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SOMETHING STRANGE.-We call the attention
Of the Radicals, who have been SO eager to give
the voting privilege to the coored population. to
the following curious facts which the registration
Of Nee, in Augusta, has justrevealed: In Angus
Il in 1855 there were registered 1912 whites
and 1857 blacks, whilst In the same town there
were registered in 1889, zoos whites and IS blacks,
showing failing OF Of the whites In 1889, COM
pared with 1885, Of 9o4; Of the blacks for the same
period OF 1904 total decrease In the city vote OF
4seS.. This decline in registered voters among
the blscks, must be owing to one OF two causes:
either they have been so often hocussed BY their 30
called Radical friends that they are at last deter
mined to break or every connection with them,
or else they highly appreciate the privilege con-
ferred on them that they do not think 1t worth
she registration fee Of even one dollar.
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CKUMBs.-Huge fences are being erected In
various portions of the city, and gigantic posters
vii. emblazon the fame OF the Academy OF Music
and Its deoutantes The street advertising Is con-
Quoted literally on the principle that all who run
may read.
The City Sheriff Is preparing list Of all unpaid
tax executions for publication.
The clerk OF the market has the plans and speci-
NcatIons for the offices Of weights and measures
and is ready to receive proposals for building the
same.
Sam JEFFERSON was arrested yesterday for bur-
glary on Mr.. Gregg's plantation, on Seabrooks
Isiand.
A freight train on the Northeastern Railroad
met with en- accident yesterday, BY which three
cars were deposited In the ditch.
A dtniculty occurred at the Postofice yesterday
afternoon, during the delivery Of the mail between
white policemen and one Of the crowd. Blows
were passed, and there was an apprehension that
che glasses to the boxes would be broken, but
peace was restored without damage to the sur
roundings.
Mr. Cudworth, the express messenger, who
was injured by the late accident on the South
Carolina Railroad is much better, though he will
be confined to his bed for some time.
An itinerant vender Of an adhesive cement is
tneScentre Of attraction in the neighborhood Of
the market.
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Will he sold THIS DAY, Goth inst, at IL O'Clock,
at the Old Postollce,
LOT No. 2, 40 feet front on Savage street, 81
feet on south line, So feet on Tradd street, by lis
Lot No. 4, So feet inches on Savage street, by
I Lot No. 8, 80 feet inches on Savage street, by
lot No. 8. % feet inches on Savage street, by
11S feet, without foundation.
Lot No. 10. SO feet inches on Savage street, by
1O feet on the north line, % feet Inches on the
south, 4s feet on the back, adjoining property OF
J. G. Hanal.an.
Lot No. l4O on the north side of Tradd street,
90 feet front, running irrcgularly.
A plat of the above can be seen at No. 35 Broad
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps, and proportion Of State taxes now &C
crning nov30 thmtu3
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
NOTTON PLANTA- .ON ON POCOTAL-
W lGO RIVER, BEAUFORT DISTRICT.

At Private Sale
Tile PLANTATION known as "ROoS Point" {"
Opposite TO "Eray's Island, y on Mackey's Neck,
u peninsula formed by the TuIifnny and POGO
alGo rivers, being upon The latter river Which is
nuvignble. and ubu;it four mics from PUcotaligo
Railroad depot The tract contains Y60 acres Of
high land. about enc half Of which is cleared sea
island cotton land, which previous to the war ell.
jGYcd a good rcputa ion Tor the pr0ductivenpSs Of
the ;and and quality Of c1ttcn produced. There
is also large BODY Of marsh land attached 10 the
pl; ce.
For further particulars apply as ahoyc, at No
." Broad Street. ncv3O tuf6
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
DEsIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.

ESIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREET.
At Private Sale
The Wooden RESIDENCE on brick basement,
on the north side OF Charlotte street, known by
the No. %, containing six upright, two garret,
one dressing rooms, two pantries, private stair
isas are an excellent Kitchen, carriage house
and stable. The Lot measures SO feet front by $40
feet deep.
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
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HOLMES LYCEUM.-An interesting and in
structive lecture viii be delivered this evening al
the Lyceum, by Professor Holmes, on the subject
aAround the world.n The binoptric lantern and
drummond lights form an important feature In
the entertainment, and cloud-capped towers,
gorgeous temples, and other architectural and
natural wonders OF the great globe will be ex-
libited
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By HUTSON LER,
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION.

VTALUABLE RICE PLANTATION.
By virtue or an order OF sale to me directed by
the Hon. George ). Bryan, Judge OF the United
States District Court for the District of South
Carolina, will be offered for sale at public auc-
tIon. at the Old Postofllcc foot or Broad street,
THIS DAY. November Goth, 1869, at IL O'Clock
"A. NJ,
the Parish OF st. Thomas and ST. Denis, on the
eastern branch OF the OF Cooper River, known
as The Hagan, containing ono thousand four hun
dred and eighteen acres, n large portion OF which
is under cultiyatiOn-the whole forming one OF
the most desirable Rice liantallons IN tne otase;
Terms-.One. third cash; bGlance In two equal
annual instalments, secured by bond OF purchaser
and mortgage Of the promises Purchaser "
pay for papers and stamps.
soy3o Iultu7 LOUIS McLAIN, Assignee.
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THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at my
Store, corner of King and Liberty streets,
WAX DOLLS, small, medium and large sizes;
Acrobats Figures, Toy Sleighs, Chlldrens' Guns,
Walking Canes, Bracelets, Watch Stands, ringer
Rings. Sleeve Buttons, Plain aad Fancy Rubber
Balls, assorted sizes; Scarfs Nubias, Misses and
Childrens Balmoral Hose, Meerschaum Pipes. La-
dies Satchels L. c. and Lace Handkerchieis, Meri-
no Shirts and Drawers, Plated Tea and Taoe
spoons Hoods, Sontags, Black Sewing Silk, Shoe
Strings, &c. ,,,,,, "
ON To-Morrow I will sell CLOTHING, Dry
conds Hats &c, nov3O