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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-06

~ .S Sorp b The PP, fs p, tDs
Un.ound; S.v western Mixed al 81 Iso q soi Western viii. q
81 aesi S a. Yellow s ai Southern VINE sifssi a
Hops @ls. dull spd hesu. We quote at from ssHe for
,,Ba MP 6 without .ns The 'd's dull We quot.
HAITI. without spee. chang. The d.%.sd nOd,r
sl S s4S nous: :d GSs before ar.
NAVAL sT0RESCrade Turpsnus Is qu.. s, oi Spirits ar.
M ofT .nS w e spsd 50 r Pss and Extra
Pail. and ssesstOrw g. % SOS 50 including
oS~F American TSs.d there .ppsss !" better sp,.s
d s .s though P,, are no higher We nc@H. cr
Fish Oils steady demand moderate. quote Whale at e ose
Lard 81 ssf a s. @sss1's5''' Other Oh %
PkQVsiQNsSnee this day week We have hs NOR .bs %
s s pS . s3 s s f.;5 zones
% s' and 1 9Se Of or s 1' our ' sb1 Pm:
PcSs change Hoihns has been reported Tor future the
SSI H Market S 30 SSn fSa ~ M.. E.s Changed
s ss 1ns nS T ISSa S o c sSG Sa - a
oT Prime s2 75as2s for Extra do and ~ %gsa Tor "es s
e Prime Mess Beis without change trade dull sales " 40
ierce Beef dal ard nominal Beef Hams are selling 10 small way
sales Of IS bb at t2Gqs Cut Meats que SNAIL S-ei a
es Picked SScEsd dull: sale. shout 900 IN y
Green im, 5c Bacon qaiet But vsksi sales of $50 boxes
o@oe Al w Lard IS without change firm feeling prevailed the
business h been fair sales Of 200 bb and eres at @ leg S9 20
Kettle Rendered. 81.
is sratg feeling the marx confidence
manifested the sud high rate Of freight A
might expected and further Improvement IN Pses We 5os
sales Of 500 bhs Crude in bulk at d.c and J'0 bb' heHeu
s. W. mostly the spot. al l5c ..
RlcES%si sales q Carolina reported at g 99e ,,o,,5
SUGARS-Ray remain and have further slightly improved
closing a offerings Of choice good; PAR to Good Re1'as
ldl3 The demand however has been light taking ou about
Cuba; HE for Clarified Dera7ara ara l
for Porto Rico Refined frn Ice Hsr aud Ss for he IS
L. A. quote Crushed at l5sc uIAnualed S
Ground i6c White 4, Isle and Yslg. G ne ,,a,,.
SEEDS-Ga Seeds reD.in du and prices are nonns 9d,
for Glover IS Timothy. Rough Flax Seed Is selling
at 81 a ~ S. which Is lower. ..... -
TALLOW-Te fairly setye and steady sales Of 5000 %
Prime at l2G2ic. 49,. 80 ~.
WHISKlILe market lower AMI unsettled sales Of go bes
IOidAl
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+ PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
COUPON OR REGISTERED,

FREE OF GONERNMENI IAN
SECURED BY FIRST MORTGAGE on THE
n Y. AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD.
AND BY THE ADDITIONAL GUARANTEE OF PAiD-UP
CAPITAL. OF SIX MILLION or
DOLLARS.
ISSUE LIMITED TO 10000 PER MILE or ROAD
ACTUALLY BUILT AND IN
RUNNING ORDER.
THx ROAD IS IN COURSE OF THOROUGH AND RAPID
CONSTRUCTION ; $50 MILES WILL BE COMPLETED BY
THE FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT, AND THE ENTIRE
LINE, 1T Is BELIEVED, BY THE END OF THE ENSUING
YEAR,
THE ADMIRABLY SELECTION OF THE ROUTE FOR
COMMANDING BOTH LOCAL AND THROUGH BUSINESS
CANNOT FAIL TO MAKE IT ONE OF THE BEST PAYING
RAILROADS IN THH COUNTRY.
THESE CHOICE SECURITIES ARE MEETING WITH
RAPID SALE AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN CUR
RENCY, AT WHICH PRICE THEY ARE STILL OFFERED.
For FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO
GEORGE OPDYKE t. Co,
BANKERS
No % Nassau-st,
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

Canal. TeSsls and Railroads -
SEPT bale i575 bblA Flour. JJ22 bush Nhest
2O5 bush Corn lt0 bush RE "a bush Ht
seed Corn Meal 70 bags Corn Meal i1i bb RehueJ Po
Beef 100 Grease 20 t Lard II casks Ashes
Pkg, Butter boxes Cheese 6s tgs TAoW COZ pkg. on CsA
IS bb IoUper WHISKY 81 bbls Egg 6J bales o'!
bales Hops 10 q9 sides Le,t,rr Hides. 65 bids Tob'ec l
PKG Rire. lilo bOIes Starch " baes G0a SklnS.
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THE MARKETS.
.c.r.fnn, r.nort.d for Tn, Tnrrrsr. !

;Carsfuly reported for tn; TnisrSE $40.
SATURDAY. Sept 4, 1869.
AsHEs-Tbe receipts Pots continue light and With good demand
prices sustained We quote at 81 1id ~ ot fea are nom
nal s9a The stock the Inspectors warehouses Ss bbh
OF Pots and % bbt OF Pearls . --.,---- ,, q.
C0TTON-The movement goods the spot continues light
bnt al full prices the grades note slight improve
,n Po future delivery The irregular state OF the
M checking sales Of 500 bales 10 last evening and
10 arrye by and for Speeu'
ston Of 100 bales for September At Je 800 DO M De
eembsr 2 100 do for September 100 90 oI ocoDs ana lV' TO-
FOR January private terms We quote as follows;
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FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS OF LAKE
st-pEpioR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as safe and profitable
investment, producing nearly ~ per cent per annum
in currency and in exchange for fivetwenty bonds,
Welding an increase of as per cent in net annual IN
come Present price 96 and interest. Full partlcu-
lars furnished by JAY COOKE q Co.
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FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GoID Bonds
OF THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
Principal and interest payable IN com at the
Farmers, Loan and Trust Company, New York
Total Issue 81 OOO less than $4,000 per mile So
cnred by a mortgage on the entire property OF the
Company; $4,000 have been sold the balance we
offer at S7t and accrued interest in Currency, and re-
commend them as a safe and profitable investment
TURNER BROTHERS Bankers, New-iOrk.
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AtstiAht -
No. % Nas5au-st,

Tx KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN-Secured
By Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas. to Denver Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road now i'll successful operation
for 49, miles and earning moro than enough TO pay the
interest on this nec loan. This loan runs 50 years
pays per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD There is no better investment in the market.
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
NEY. MORGAN & Co., No. IS Exchange-pace, and NJ.
X. JEsUP & Co., No Il Pine-st, n. Y.
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT lax, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNEsoTA Rail
ROAD CoMPANY-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as first-class investment At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate, Pamphlets and full particulars can be had Oh
HENRY CLEws g. Co., No. 30 Wall-st,
Financial Agents of the Company.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE OPDYKE d Co.,
BANKERS,
No. % Nassau-st.,

No. p Nassau-st,
-,gsr for sale tie following desirable securities
NEw-YoEK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
6rN mortgage, per cent Bonds free Of Government
tax Principal and interest payable in gold. Price
mar and accrued interest in currency.
Mopr1E AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD, first mort
sage s per cent bonds Price, s. and accrued in
tereSt.
MISSOURI VALLEY RAILROAD. first mortgage, per
cant GOLD BONDS. Price, 92l and accrued inter
est in currency
RoSps OF THE COUNTY OF LEAVENwoRTH, Kan
sss 10 per cent, free of tax strongly guaranteed,
PRICE par and accrued interest
Also. : per cent BONDS OF THE CITY OF OswEGo'
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
socrred Bonds, and upon application full inloilna-
,ion will be furnished.
Huntsville AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE
eo-yEAR PER CENT BONDS,
Interest payable April and October
Ar r4p RANK or AMERICA IN NEw-Iolsk'
M ouisville and Nashville Railroad connects the
4wolarpe cities from Whit it takes its name anu,
With its branches in tho State OF Kentucky is 90,
,,;Ia. Iong The cost of the work and its present
equipment has been $l5@s6OOo which was mU Iso
furnished by the cities and counties along Inc me.
The road has been in successful operation 10, ,'lS
wears. and is doing prosperous ana s,eaI I III
creasine business. The following is the income
1ooo,,t for the fiscal year ending 3Oth june looo:
hccount iol W. .... t2.2z5,GO9 "a
Running Ehpoises time IA A3 al ,j3G78 "a
Net earDings...-....-- o.. -'.''''-'''
The earnings for the eight months ehdih3 wan
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,

The Danve Uans Bloomington Railroad mon whose
iernui being the cities Of Danye and Pe in Illinois The
length Of the III SOO miles; its capital s3OOO The
way has been already done and the whole Inc ready the rails
successful operation THE whole will be completed the coming
These bonds convertible into stock par the option othe
holder and ma, Be REGISTERED IN ne name Of the oS9.T any time If
eur offered as we shall show the very best ALREADY sums
road The bonds averaging $1,000 per mile
By d moaFs on the whole rSd aud entire property Of the Com
oldest smigraI .sgonr9ad in the state passing through several Popa
word through hs.gsrdsu Of the Garden State Ii local business
With pna ns. is R trade trade mus. Be- such
The road viii be eoDoj With ,he liz. from Dnvie to Ini,u
spo making line Of 2 miles At Indianapolis connection will be
With Hs Toledo wabash and western IN fact the road s form
with KofaI and Burlington. Iowa and thence
1t will complete direct Boston to Peoria EeoEuE Burning
Omaha and the Far West Vs Albany Buffalo Cleveland aud
Beoniane Railroad to Indianapolis and Danvs via Toledo
E % 20, d ce nf s% Shore and @ %
indianapolis aud DsnT oya the bne Atlantic and Great West
Bloomington Gs as well =. from Philadelphia via the P1Gn Central
m s vi. AZ Link = Ss 3 % ss 3D.
and Ohio Railroad Psrksrours Cincinnati Indianapolis Dan
local business sud sloug business. which connecting link to
aS. presume that The earning. this road must proportion
length those Of any other railroad in Illinois The following table
shows thu ssangs Of some Of the principal railroads N Illinois,
4
ChIcago and North. esteru l.l52 Hoo
Chicago Rock Island. and Pieife...... 40 l0gl2
Toledo Wal and
Illinois Observation-Disclosures. lOn5
safe estimate the receipts of the Danse urbiua Blooming
ton and Peh Railroad for the hst sI2OO per mile OF on
ii"O' miles Si"'"V' pIRsr YEAR
Receipts az estimated hLlOfOO
Estimated expenses A. follows
Operating expenses 80 per cent.
81 100000 gold bonds eus.,... 10000
Premium, ~ cent, on $4,000 gOd....,..... 5,Vl
Set aside Sinking 'HfO -
% - S'''"
Leaving net post Interest and go
the capital stock the er OF s
operation without doubt tbeese each year
the The location the road alone SUI
all OF It's value and usefulness
andaRd the Illinois Central the Chicago and
and Quincy R all selling al from above to
while Of them hy0rsby located aud the COM
petition with either than this have There s no
Of this roa sha not sell high as thet OF the
the privilege Of eanyvrnR these bonds stock Of tns
desired greatly increases Their value
having personally snl thoroughly examined this road We s
f. negotiating ia bonds We nov oner them at %
reliable and safe security aud profitable Investment
more cd PVetseuiy Bonds besides the
advance
tie completion which bey be converted
Bonds Gold received their market value Ia
change Bonds forwarded by express free charge
particulars furnished by the undersigned Financial Agents OF ihe
C0mpaRY.
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BUFFALO CATTLE MARKBT-sIPr. l.
C.e-ieeep the week $500 head shipments Cebifa
Railroad Railroad 100; closes dull at 10 51S8 for
Ordinary Prms ~ Is for Extra S50t6 for soeL.s
quality best months Cows BD-sod al S43nf6o Sheep
Sales OF the head and good demand al $685. 81 or
Western s. SJ6s6 80 for Canada Lambs Hogs
sales quiet SG689 IS for Common 70 good shipping
80 so Tor BEa
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The following comparative statement Of the exports
Of specie from the port OF NewYOrk TO foreign ports for
IS years from Jan Sept! 1862 and for the CORE
,apondng periods in the undernoted years:
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9ibismS Hotties.

ORIG. o. raE CHICAGO Akron r r. Co..
CHICAGO. Ill., Ang 10. 1859
NOTICE. - The STOCKHOLDERS of the
~ CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
notified DIVIDEND Of Five PER CENT free Of Goyernment
declared the Preferred and Common Stock said Com
Office Of the COmpaDys agents. Mes ~ K
JESP Co No IL Finest EewYort MONDAY the 9th day Of
September neI holders Stock registered at closing Of
books.
Books all be closed the 18th inst and rsOpsned for
transfers on the 1h September next
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PITTsBUKGH PosT w.INS .SD CHICAGO RAILWAY CoNPAsL
OFyIcE OF wISsLow. LASIER Co, TRANsHER AGENTS, Z
NETWORK, August 6. 1903. ,

NETWORK, August 8. 1903
THE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER of tho
will close TUESDAY the 10Th DAY OF
August, 1883 purpose enabling hoies
tho the guaranteed stock TO DO
issned IN exchange therefor. -. -,
The exchange will be entitled dividends At The
Ceatur payable quarterly on the usS
DAY following ne E Monday Of January April July ana oe9er N
urder the 10 the PeanSYTans
dividends will be payable free Of the nos
Uued GOven.at and all taxes sbeh may De s
through Of the oorPefahoa
sncht aIesb eibg assumed By the lessee
one shares win be ned IN ershsase s
each one stock Persons entitled 10
share viii receive scrip Rot entitled Z" dVidea
Tile coua part share dae Ia exchange being theeveDths
share on shares w he Converted and the aV In
hereafter made out oi TIE surplus "
sets Company when It's outstanding accounts shall be settled
The books eIhsDge stocks TUESDAY the Zs
d,y of August 1859 order Of the Executive Committee
WINSLOW, LANlER & Co. Transfer Aeeas
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of'ci o. rHs cI, Z. AND Afro, RAILROAD COnp.sr,
THE - ANNUAL MEETING of SHARE
e STATE oY NORTH CAROLIs1 Treasury Department
THE GENERAL, ASSEMBLY, of North ~ tI Gar

oins accordance with the th. state having
Pee taIes to pay interest as the become due all
special TAR bohd Issued aid Of railroads unfinished the time
puon Of the Constitution which beng collected hold
M said bonds notified that the which became due on the
Gay OF April 1859 such bonds will be paid
e proper coupon the Treasury at the Raleigh National Of
o carolina At Raleigh G. And further that interest which will
p0ge due on the let day OF October 1862 the aforesaid special
I bonds will likewise be paid above and after
TONED date D. A, JENKINS, Stste Treasurer
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hmsnt for duties has absorbed this amount and the
banks now hold slT,4 ,722 in specie.
The transactions Of the sub-Treasury to-day were as

GOlu balance. f4'oot'IVl
Currency receipts. 34OI665 70
Currency payments. M2'g4 y.
0enaraS ho1aanS 0'''''''''''''N' 40 lao hso a.
Included in gold recepts-custOms $4,000 "
Gold certificates cancelled and sent TO .e.0c,o
Washington 4,SooIVV
We requested TO call the attention OF investors TO
the advertisement Of Mersrs. ]. B. Alexander Com
pany and John J. Cisco Company, who offer one million
of the First Mortgage per cent bonds OF the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, having 80 years to run at per
interest The interest payable the LIST Of April
and October at the Bank Of America in this city.
Messrs. William Alexander Smith & Company offer
S0OO Of the City Of Louisville per cent bonds having
10 years to rum The interest payable at the Bank OF
America, in this city. The bonds be registered, If
desired, at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company Full
particulars can be had by applying Of the agents.
An Atchlson, Kansas telegram says the contract Tor
theNemaha Valley Railroad has been let Ten miles VIII
be completed by che 18th Of February next and the road
As to finished to Pawnee City In Is months This is an
outrun Of the Quincy anu Reesvile Road and diverts
busues from Southern Nebraska to Chicago, instead Of
st Louis.
{eThe Public Treasurer Of North Carolina gives notice
at the interest the bonds issued in aidf the new
RAILROADS due April will be paid the presentation of
1.-The coupons at the Treasurers Office the Raleigh Ma
tional Bank He also gives notice that similar future
5nterests viii be paid at either of the same places
The following shows the exports exclusive OF speciel
from the port of NewYOrk foreign ports for the week
lending Aug 81, and since the beginning Of the
1867. 1865. 1879.
Fer F;?,a q: y' ;.,o;s sisI s5ss3 s5i
Since Jas 1...,.si7576P153. sIo5aiss si'50os5 5
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of NewYork for
dhe week ending Sept since the beginning OF the
year: 80
n Week 1867. 1865. 1860.
Dry goods S22IOo5 s2t1IV SZllotS
General merchandise. 3l95,2l 2222~i JF'0E
p.s5!; s:s ss fiF lI5 i ssi 1 ss
sl765s553i Sl73.O6ilO3 S2I28l0G9
The following are the dry goods imports included in
ahe above. for the period:
tie teek 1867. 1865. 1869.
Ehtered at the por....,.. S223O6S s2.327O S2ll64H
Thrown on uarkst.,.,,... 26A6S Z2l7,22 2,5yJ,+7.
Siao ian. I.
Entered s66 O39s79 s517lA9T5 s59lGf@
- Throwb on nsrket....... 7O2J7SR 58892425 678iiRl
be exports specie daring The week ending Sept 1862 were @ M
reported
Total since Jan. j. 1863 S2'lsoZS
The following is comparative statement of the exports
Of specie from the port OF NewYOrk TO foreign ports for
As years Sept! T. 1862 and for the CORE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-21
SheriH's Sale.

d. Is. DeSaussnre for the use OF D. B. Miller.
G. q. p, oS. Patrick Cantwell Blu to fore.
close mortgage.
TN pursuance OF the decrctal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting i'll Equity, will sell.
on the fret MONDAY in December next, in
front of the Court House, in Columbia within
the legal hours,
All that LOT of LAND, in the city of Colum-
bia, containing one acre, and kouiled as fol-
lows: On the North by Blanding street; on the
East by Joe Cyrus and John English on the
South by Taylor street; and Oh the West bv
divided and sold in four equal parts,
TERMS OF SALE.-Casb sufficient to pay the
cost OF suit and expenses OF sale; also the com
plainants solicitors fee; the balance on Gre
dit OF one year, secured 10y bond and mort
gage OF tho premises. Purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers. p. f. FRAZEE.
Nov II NTH & n ~
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Houses and Lots.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.

On MONDAY, the 9th of December next, in
front OF the Court House in this city, at 10
O'Clock, We will sell,
All that LOT, with Cottage thereon, South
west corner OF Gates and Washingt ton streets.
fronting and bounded on the East by Gates
more or lees; North by Washington street
running back thereon 1O2 feet 6 inches, more
or less; South by Walsh, West by Estate OF
Mr.. Beard.
~ ALSO,
All that Lot, with Cottage thereon fronting
and bounded on tho North by Washington
street, measuring thereon 56 feet, more or
less; East by lot above described, running
back 90 feet inches, more or less; South by
Walsh and West by lot OF 4. Richardson On
each OF these premises are all necessary out
buildings.
TERMs.--Onc-tliird cash, balance in one and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage Of
promises, with interest from day of sale
Buildin8sto be insured and policy to be as-
signed Purchasers to pay Us for papers and
stamps Nov o1
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Sale of Valuable
RE AL ESTATE

MILL be sold at public auction, on the
wv FIRST MONDAY in December next, in
the town OF Manning, Clarendon County, T. C.,
the following Lots Of Land, all situated in the
SAID County, being tho property of All assigned
estate:
sTOWN PLACE"
This ID the late residence Of DR.. Ingram,
and ID located in the most desirable portion
OF the town OF Manning. The Lot contains
acres; the appurtenanoes are, o wen finished
dwelling, containing rooms; out-buildings
houses, kitchen, stable, DC. The place is On,
namented with beautiful live oaks. set or
about ten years ago. Altogether, it is a hal
some place, costing, ten years ago, about
$4,000.
"HOME TRACT"
This is an excellent and well settled tract of
GOO acres Of land, situate about two miles
from Manning. Tho land produces well-cot-
sist OF dwelling house, with all necessary out
buildings, laborers' houses, clubhouse, grana-
"CoNYERs' TRACT"
This is tract of 620 acres of land; it is we'll
settled and highly productive plantation, situ-
ate in "fork Of Black River" six miles from
'ROsE BAY PLACE"
This is a tract Of GAO acres of fine cotton
and corn land, situate within n mile of the
Conyers' and adjoining the "Conyers' Tract"
IL IL without settlement.
MCLEOD TRACT"
This ls tract OF 800 acres. An improved
and valuable tract Of land, situate in the
"fork OF Black River" produces corn, cotton
and rice well, and is convenient to Manning
and Sumter, the latter place affording one Of
the best markets in the State.
"McKNIGHT PROPERTY"
This consists OF a store-houso. dwelling and
ont-bnildings, and acres of land, in tho vii
lago o: Summerton, near Wrights Bluff, on
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and acre lot, in the town Of Man
ming. House contains rooms, lot we'll inn.
proved.
land in the village OF Manning
A vacant lot. An -
TERMS OF SALE:I
One-third cash; the remainder on credit
OF one and two years; the credit portion to be
seonred by bond OF tho purchaser, with inte-
rest at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum,
and mortgage OF the promises sold.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
FROST i ADGER, for Assignees,
Sept21 O41SN18i52229Di Charleston, s. C..
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Assignee's Sale.

In tho matter Of Gilbert Garner, Bankrupt.
ny d. C. PEIxoTTo SON, AuCrIoNEEns.
HpY virtue of an order OF sale, to me directe Il
I'D by tho Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge OF
the United States District Court, for the Dis
triot @ Of South Carolina, l will sell, before the
Court House i'll Columbia, at IL O'Clock, on
MONDAY, the 9th day of December next, the
following real property, belonging to the said
bankrupt estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of LAND, stu ate in
hiclland County, containing l, ,280 acres, more
or less; bounded by lands of Clarkson, South
Caroliua Railroad, Thomas Brown and tn
Wateree River.
This place is highly improved, with good
residence, substantial quarters for laborers,
cotton scrow. gin house, and every appliance
nf first class plantation, together with about
500 or 900 acres of open land. The Camden
Branch OF South Carolina Railroad forms one
Of the boundary lines and Carkson's Depot
Is at one corner OF the plantation.
ALSO,
a tract OF Land, in Richland County known
as the Sand-hill Place, containing 55 acres.
more or less; bounded by lands of Woodward
Adams, l. Garner. and others. On this place
Is handsome Cottage and all appurt chants
OF comfortable residence.
Terms made known in future advertisement
nov Ii nh L. j. LAMOTTE, Assignee.
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revsndeofRos Rtooks, have sbs9uf 5ssas
tenced to pay %. COO 'fine and servo seven
years in the psnitentihTyi.. z aSHt ~ fSsf
WasnahxsoI News. I. :

WAsa1soroN, November o0.lThae
burning Of the Indian, goods at Fort
Sully will involve suffering among the
Indiana Of that section. g,1..-,. -. q. =.
She bhip-bnilders associations are pre-
pairing petitions for the repeal OF duties
on ship.building materials. a. 49, .
600.
The Treasury holds $10s, ,0oO, 900 in
gold and 500. .000, 900 in currency.
A Cuban letter to the New York Times
says OF the American and foreigners
landed by the Peret: "About forty still
remain: the rest were killed or disabled; !;
of the Grape-shot expedition. only Ave
remain"
The Tribune says editorialy: "a VIC
tory has been gained by the insurgents
near Remedies; serious disturbance
occurred at Cardinas. and continued and
conspicuous defections among the Spa
nish troops are reported from Cuba. A
manifesto Tor annexation by the Con-
gress at Guimaro is for the first time
given to the American public"