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GOOd-by, Old Railroad Tracksl

COUNCILS TAKE PROMPT ACTION
The days Of the rail-
On Broad street, az last, arc pufnbcrcd
Which sSd SntiroiS r. fSaS too iOus
The midst Of the street eooumbercd.
FOX SIGNS rHE BILL
Prom tho opera box
Ind he signed tho bal
With a hearty viii
To take up tho rails in Q hurry.
THE RAILS CoME UP
An Thursday night,
by tho reh tOrchlght,
werc the gangs of laborers working.
Busy and thick,
With orowbar and piok.
The rails from their places jerking.
THE PEOPLE ARE PLBAsED.
And Y came TO pass
That the people en nasse.
In monstrous meeting united.
with JOY inclined
To express their mind,
At tho action of Councils delighted.
WHAT THE PEOPLE Concluded.
And they said they Thought
Tho CouBcilmen ought
To be thanked for rushing their bills on.
And that gentlemen AL
The olothing of ROCKHILL WILSON.
plain that they'll in the street again And
while you rejoice oer the fate Of the tract
OF Fine Spring Clothes Bring cash. please and
coll and buy them 30 cheap at the
Great Brown Stone Hall
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
NOS. 6o3 AND COS chestnut ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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ntSzD THE MEDICAL FACULTY ALL UNITE
~ in sayinR that mattresses stuffed with Elastic Sponge
are good health and should be used by all sick
persUns sE3mwfS
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nSy- T o A r G III I T &c T s.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
FRICTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Vs. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
FRICTION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
PHILADELPHIA, April s, 1852.
Designs for Public Buildings to be erected on Inde
pendence Square, the city of Philadelphia with speci
cations and estimates for the will be receiyed the
OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SURNFSn
No 214 South FIFTH Street, until the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT, at 1a NJ.
Architects intending to submit plans will receive crcu
lars containing full information to the general character
of the proposed buildings the amount of accommodation
to be provided by applying either personally by
letter. to the undersigned Secretary of the Board Of
Commissioners at the southwest corner of Walnut and
Fifth streets.
premium of $4,000 will be paid for the design possessing
the most merit $500 for the OOO
third and $50 for the fourth The decision upon the
the plans be made, and the premiums to be
awarded by the Board of Commissioners, before the
first day of October next, at II M.
All rejected plans will be returned.
H. c. PUGH.
aTl8t Secretary
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PAIN PAINT.


psis :hsis atteaSs Sas 6ssrrS ts% ssns until ;s the
in consequence of the stream
Of pollution running from
the head into the stomach
Bropehitis il the legitimate child Of Caterh Trbes
s and AL l s in any reach the
issues S1u or dust OF any kind aggrorots and never
sneeze is natures emphatic warming and produced
IN consequence OF an irritation OF the head Nature
Water ducts and hoods the noss with water to drive out
TSn
Inc patient tees dn heavy stupid and sleepy his fears
He catches cold constantly il the head sometimes
neighbos the corruption within while the patient has
tous pain in the chest iungs' or Bowels stsrties
HIM he hacks and coughs has dysepsia has liver
Bosh he foul ulcer in the head cannot be reached by
and unnatural feels dishesrtened memory loses W her
sr ss & hang
the miserable ls iPf thread 's q fs fs
al the charms and opulence that gold can give should de-
and lung BY drag s
some miserable scamp some big sounding charlatan
actually bewdsr and dazzle their victim. Who at onSs
ton $50 more as part payment for job cSre Of sanpse
the daPs : mot silly enough balance thanks
ment; The villains coolly write amnG certifcate, and
restored to Resh whom
Les victims OF physS9ns think the lungs
ority of cases. and the patient is perfectly curake No
the ver always rs MedeDsss Ssn in PS s
stomach worse than useless Physicians know nothing
comparatively of the symptoms OF this se-s cause
and few bold enough to deny this assertion
Many physicians have caarrh themselves do not know
t those of the highest standing buy Annhilator TO cure
il.
For all afflicted with this disgusting complaint DR. WoI
CoTr's ANNIHIIroR affords safe sure and speedy cure
when no bones have come from the head The nostrs
be rims ed with ANNIIAroH, by snufna through 10
the throat and spit out the nasty corruption instead Of
swallowing allowing to down the throat and thus
keep the ulcers clean Of matter and they heal permanently
Also for Weak Nerves chronic Headache, and Neuralgia
it is Invaluable Twelve pnts should be used for Catafrh
one pint each week
bottle with full directions Pints hold three 5dc bottles
Bty none except in pure white wrappers, ~
Six pnts OF Annhilaor for Catarrh or Colds I'm tho
Head Pint of Pain Paint double strength sent free
Paint double strength for $sG small bottles sold at all
TO- No Isl Chatham Square, N. Y. '
Test them Free of Cost. at No 69 Arch street Private
ECSrls tor Ladies. IL
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OEsROMOs.
CHRo MO BxPOsITIoN
JAS. s. EARIE Il SONS
LOOKING GLASS wARRRoOMs
AND
FREE GALLERY or PAINTINGS,
NO. SIG Chesnut Street.

Now open extremely interesting exhbiton oran.rax
TO explain the method producing chromos and t so
their rema kable fidelity to tho originals, giving f
to the oftrepeated question bat are Uhromost
With this are placed side By dc several promnsrs
original paintings and tho chromos from them for caref
comparison, among which
Whittier's ssIBarefoOt lBOy.v
usAcrstadt's CALIFORNIA; SUM-
set"
Lemmen's sSPOu1try Ward"
Tait's sssaroup Of Chiclxens.''
Tait's s'SsrOmp ofGlunilss''
Hsricher's ssAutumn i'm White
MOuntains.''
Mrs. Lilly M. Spencer's ssBlack-
berries," and others.
AT present exposed in the show window on Chesuut
street the original painting and chrome of LAKE LII
LhN by IebeL Copies of this and all other Chrou,ox
Always Tor sale by SPECIAL arrangement now make
notane reduction IN tho prices OF PRANCS OHROMOS,
Group OF Chickens Quails, each &syk
oN american Landscapes, oach lfx
NJ, rspus ,reek fte
oH.,,' hr9 37b
IIa 100
Ie..S
451
Whtdisre % I@
LeteIb ,bafeioot BIZ
20
III
wo rrle 40
ho Cheosious oleeper. 40
oyn x gv5
NtVWn o New fngiano Ill -
And all others at the Full lists and prices
and Prang's JOURNAL OF POPULAR ART" on ap-
picstion Ia lstrp
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Assfgnee's Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer,
February Is

BY virtue of order to me directed by the Hon.
George s: Bryan, Judge OF the United States Court
public outcry TOMORROW, the i6th day Of I Fer.
ruary next, ut II O'Clock A. NJ, ut the Old Custom
house, ~ 'o
ali that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND with
the two-story Wooden Building and Outbuiidinps
thereon situate, lying and beng on the west side of
Ashiey River between Bee and Cannon streets ond
known as NO. 10; measuring and containing in front
on feet six inches 67 a. on
Dack or west lne seventysx feet (76, on the south
ana north lines one hundred and sixty Ave 1861 feet
De the same more OF less; buttng and bounding to
the north on lands of e g. Holland. to the east on
Ashley. street. to the south on lands of Mark r.
Cohen, aud to the west lands now or late of " r
Sanders. - " -
All that TOWN EOT OR PARCEL OF LANp.
situated ,on the north side of Ca houn-street one
door west OF smith-street. Immediately upon Ben
netts NJ II Pond; measuring and containing in front
on ca hounstreet (60l sixty feet, back or north
line S0) eighty feet six inches on east line (56 one
hundred and 6fty-six feet, and on west line n COY
one hundred and sixty feet, be the same more or
less; pntt'ns and bounding to the north and west
on Bennetts Mil Pond, to the east on lands now or
late OF James Poyas, and to the south on Calhoun
street. as per plat on record in Plat Book ga No
IN Mesne Conveyance Office for Char eston District
1eims-One half cash; balance in one year secur,
ed by ond OF the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises build ngs to be insured and policies as
signed Purchaser to pay assignee for ali necessary
papers and stamps. j. b. BISSEII, Assinnee :
ceorusry 10 fmw8tul
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Ia0o (2) Eligible Building Lots on Rutzedqe
Apenues
BY HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer.

wiz be sold at the Old Customhouse, TOMORROW.
18th instant at IL o'clock a. NJ
All that desirable LOr OF L ND, situated on the
west side Of Rntedge avenue, nearly opposite Rad
S,ane s street. bonding to the north CS5) one hun
east east (46) forty five feet Rutedge avenue; south
nSo) one hundred and eighty-fve feet on lands of
Fabian H. Wickenberg.
ALSO.
, All that desirable LOT OF LAND next north of
the above, bounding 10 the north 1857 one hundred
ana tyhve feet on lands Of Mrs. Amelia Stroei:
epst 100 nifty feet on Rutledge avenue; south (ls5
iot and west t50) Atty feet ON lands Of Fnbian .H.
WlIckenberg, be these DIMENSIONS more or less
Inese are without exception two of the most de-
sraDie Lots IN the city, located as they are in de-
i'gnttul neighborhood. on the s,most fashionable
way = 80 wv N"'A-
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Auc;ioneer {or
p"pois ana seainps. wfmtu4 February is
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FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE VELooIpEDE IN
CHARLESTON. What's it?'' where's i?' Gyho's
got it?" 'Where did 1t come from?" s.Haye YOU
seen it?" "There tgoesi" .Whoopl don't It fy2"
sBreak he mock durreckly. "De debbil in dat same
ting" ""Confeaerete cavalry charge" "Or retreat
ing" ''The ghost of Tam O'Shanter's marc "Any
other horse would get as thin that eat as little
Such were some of the myriad interrogatories and
remarks made by the crowd yesterday the appear
ance Of veocipede In the streets of this city The
Savannah Advertiser boasts that Savannah is nos be.
hind the world, because somebody has an agep.y for
velocipedes Tor Georgia and South Carolina. Well.
we acknowledge that Charleston is some seconds bs.
hind Paris and New York. but she has velocipede
of her own manufacture. and sho intends to catch
up. The one that created such n aensatie.,
yesterday was made by Mr.. Due, an expert
timer, In conjunction with Mr. D. B. Haselton,
the sewing machine man, and was ridden by Dr.
Duo through the principal Streets at rate thst
would soon reduce horse flesh to the tenuity the
velocipede itsef. Mr.. DUO was followed, lsago IN.
tsrDaiIo by great crowd Of men and boys. black
and white; and people indoors who heard he iwss
coming rushed to the wincews to get peep at the
wonderful horse substitute. The sensation created
trated by the fact that certain well known young
amateur poet was found by his friends in faintine
At his hand stiD holding piece OF paper on which
were written the following lines:
Yon wish to rhvme velocipede?
The mother lets the bosBy feed. HE
a The swallow skins the mossy mead, II
7. The baby likes to t0ss q reed. &}
atThe apple bears glossy seed,
The reindeer tal<es D messy feed. 8&4,
sst The mule results from cross o. breed,
III IS The donkey pines from loss o. feed,
\. Let those mot raase ycu GROSS TO read.
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Valuable Reul Estate
w. Y. LElTCH & II. $. BRUINS


Will he sol on TUESDAY, 18th instant at the Old
PostOffce at IL O'Clock
The following valuable J. EAL ESTATE:
That desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING
known as No. 1877 eoming-street doors north of tie
Sp1ing-street Methodist Church, west SIDE contain
ing rooms Lot measures 80 feet trout by III feet
IN depth, more or less.
I hat desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING,
known as No 10 Bo2ard-sreet third door from J.a,.
rel-strcet obtaining rooms. Lot measures 33 feet
front by SIS feet in depth, more or less
;, That desirable two story WOODEN DWELLING,
known as No. 2l Bogard-street, second door from
LLaurestreet. 1t cGntaining 4rooms. Lot measures 80
feet front by S5 in depth, more or less
That desirable LOT Laurel-street third door
from Bogard west side, measuring 81 feet front by
i26 III depth, moro or less. Said Lot opens on Rose
Lane.
That desirable LOT Laurel-sreet opening on
Rose Lanel, five doors from Bogard-street west
side measuring 81 eet front by 12O feet in depth
That fine LOT in Laure-street, east side, between
spr1ng and Bogard streets, door north OF No g.
containing GU feet front by 100 feet In depth moro
or less.
1hlt Northern portion of LOT at the corner OF
Percy and Spring streets containing 20 feet front by
100 feet in DEPTH more or less.
Ihat desirable LOT. with small shnny, in Percy
ing 100 feet front by 100 in depth. more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers and
stuAlpS. mtutD3 February IL
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The UNITED STATES CoURT, FEBRUARY 13.-
hon. GEORGE =. BRYAN p1Es1p1Na -Ipon hearing
the certificate of Engster Clawson, in t matter of
Robert Beatty, bankrupt, it ordere that the
order of January g. 1869, be 80 modfedas TO re-.
quire the assignees of the said bankruptSo pay B.
F. Arthur. Esq, ono Of the attorneys in Aid case
the sum of $500, instead of S250. The Adge ap-
pointed D. j. Winn, assignee for James D. Banding,
and Louis McLain for William NJ. Hale
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%afti0a $aifs.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
lunnedu ct al, Us. Bonnet, et al.
THIS DAY. the 10th Gay OF February instant, at
IL O'Clock, will be sold. at the Old Gust omhouse
AIT that NIESSUAGE AND LOT OF LAND .ituate,
lying and being on Goncordstreet II .,c City Of
Charie ton, s. g., meas sur,ng and cor tanning in
frc mt on Concord-street one huuored and ten u1C)
feet, more or less, and in depth hundred and
iortv-hve 45) feet. moro less; buting bound
ing to tho west end north on lands OF the New York
steam Packet Company to IL @ south on lauds now
or late OF the estate Of John +. Knox aud to he
on Concord street.
IerDs-One-tourih cash the baiapce on a credit
OF one two, three four and five years, secure by
pond or bonds OF the pu' chaser, bearing nterc at
from the dayof sale, payable semi-annually. and a
mortgage OF the property. The buildings to be in
sured and the policy assigned
Il. w. NJ MACKEY
Sheriff Charleston County.
repruhry ID mwt7
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"A FATAL LEAP.-O Saturday, at half past
one O'Clock p NJ. young man by the name Of
Thomas Mc5uire, who had not lotg been discharg-
ed from the 9Th United States Infantry, iumped
through the sash ofthe fourth stoS window OF his
boarding house, No 4s East Bay, opposite tho Gov
ernment Wharf, and was instantly led. 1t is sup
posed he was suffering from mann a potu. The
deceased was native of Ireland, a\d enlisted in
the United States service in New Yo&.
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ST. VALENTINES DAY. Persons desiring t,
have Valent mes delivered to any portion of th
city, can be accommodated by leaving the same
Burnharn's Drug Store, No. AL King-street.
February l3 =
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JOHN G. M1NorT, ESQ. HAS resumed the
practice of law and his card will be found iu m.
other column AS lieutenant Of police for three
years. Mr. Ninot made for him sslf hosts of friends
and as their number was not diminished by the
manner OF his retirement from chat Office, he has
reason to expect cordial and valuable support in
his profession.
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STATE TAxATIoN.AAn official notice from the
Auditor OF Charleston County, giving explicit in
struoons to oil parti interested in regard to the
assessment and taxation 6property will DO found in
the advertising columns of VIE News this morning
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rIbalatiOulvaai.

YENHE DUE WEST FEMAAaE Capl.-
H. LEGE-This IL one OF the moss honrish,ng tn.
shtu hcns tn the Ssae. Pupils received ct any time
and charged from the time OF entering
month. 147 T'I = -
Boarding. including Fuel ana Washing, s14 80 DER
month. n M iss tfff& &%3 j. a. RSyNNyT -.
Decomper IA mth3mo President.
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BusIN Ess NOTICES.

SMOKING ToBAcuo.--Mr. Lcrenst offers il.
THE NEWS, this morning, to sell stamped smoking
tobacco at the same price that he used to sell u.
etamped tobacco He is driving a fine business, and
has lately made some good bargains. which enable
him to sell very low. 844 E EM & 5$
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4 ri AR J. Ea q 4 ON III 8 Il ID L :.
cHAaEEsToN, SOUTH cAnoLrNA.

THE UNDERsIGNED REsPECYTUrLY IN.
FORMS his frien6s and the public generally that be
Ass HOTEL, ana hopes Nv esfict attantion
20 merit full share Of the public patronage 81 Y
sIhe eeIabratea Arteeiea Water Beths hot oola ana
shower can be had ut All houra NT17 80 s'75 I J7
Ooaehes With attentive p0rters are always I'm readi
ness 20 conyey passangers TO and 5fom tha different
January is ~ 80 To
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MAGISTRATE APPoINTED.-Wm. HI. johnson,
ESQ, "a son of Colonel Benz amin johnson, who was
killed at tho first Nanassas has been appointed by
Governor Scott a MAGISTRATE for Charleston County
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, Mt No.
16 King street. contents of baking establishment.
MLLIGAN & SoN will sell at 1C o'clock, at south
east corner of Calhoun ana East Bay Streets contents
Of q grocery store.
e. W. NJ. MAoKEY will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
olu Customhouse, lot OF land in CONGO rd-street
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MCCLELLAN SADDLES, new and secondhand,
Plough and Team Harness. Hames at fifty cents q
pair and Collars for Horses and Mules for sale low
byF. r.. Chapeau, Meeting g:reet, next 10 Mills
house. INV Februaryl2
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LADIES' LUNoH AT KINsMAN's SA1ooN.-Oys.
ters in every STYLE Mince pies fresh daily Hot COZ
fee and chocolate at all houra Toe cream ever,
day.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY

Relief Loan Association, at half-past P. M.
AItna Fire Company, at halspast P. M.
81. Andrews Lodge, et7P NJ
Washington Artillery Friendly Scciey, at half.past
z p. NJ ~ 60
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Anltion Sales.

Rtmainjng Assets Of the Charleston sapiugs
Institution.
w. Y. LEITCH 4 R. =. BRUINS.
AuctdOnccrs.
VIII be sold TOMORROW, 10Th February at the
Old Postot1ce at III o'c ock
The following ASSETS OF the Chu,ir sion Savings
Institution:
1885 shares STATE BANK STOCK
l347 shares Farmers and Exchange Rank Stock
6S5 shares Bank OF South Carolina stock
10 shares Bank OF Charleston Stock new issue,
lO0 shares Commercial Bank Columbia Stock
1859 shares Peoples Bank stock
800 shares Union Bank stock
Note of the Rank of the state of South Carolina
and OF the Statc.of South Carolina tor ST. CO. 20
Note o! the Bank OF the State of South Carolina
February Is
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Assignee's Sale
by HUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer.

~ "a AoVN aLUE, AuCUIOmeer.
The undersigned will sell at public outcry TO-MOR
lCW. the 10Th instant, ut II O'Clock a. NJ at the
Old Customhouse,
All that LOT, PIECE. OR PARCEL OF LAND
with the two story Wooden Building thereon situate
lying and being OH the side of Comins-street
City OF Charleston, being the next lot to George
street thirtyone (31 feet aud in depth ninety five
I95 feet nine (s inches. be the more or less !;
onting and boundino on the north lands formerly
OF estate OF James Sheppard, to the on ands OF
-, to tue south on Iands of -- and to the west
on Coming street; said lot being part Of the real
estate Of James sheppard deceased and sod by his
executors under and by virtue of his lust will and
testament.
All That LOT OF LAND on tho east side of Com
ing-stree City OF Gharlt stcn. and known as No As
torty eight, measuring and containing in front on
depth ninet, tive 95 ieot three t3) inches more or
less; buttlrg and bounding to the north on lands of
TO the south on lands OF -. formerly OF Mrs
windsor; to the east on land now Ia;e OF John
FAR; ESQ., and to the west on Comng-street. All Of
Mn.cn 1 VII WI more fully appear upon record il the
Aiesne ONCE, Book r, No IA. page 303.
All that LOT, PIECE OK PARCEL CT LAND,
0elng situate, lying and being the east side of
Com1ng-sfrect in the City OF Charleston measuring
and containing in front Coming street thirtytwo
1927 feet six 6) inche, be the more or less ana
IN depth ninety Coy feet six t6) ipches be the
| same more or less; buttinR and bounding north on
lands of estate of James sheppard to the east on
| James Sheppard, now Of Gabriel Davis. and 10 the
west on Comingstreet; said loe being part of the
real estate OF James Sheppard, deceased. and sold
under and by virtue of his last will and testament
| by his executors
ALSO,
| All that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
with the two story wooden building au,i the out.
buildings thereon, being situate and lying on the
nolth nor side OF Bulstreet in the City of Charleston
ana a known has. as No. 49, measuring and containing in
less, and in depth from north to SOUTH one hundred
ana forty-one tl4D feet. more less; buttng and
bounding north on lands OF Peter Hasel to the east
on lands of G. I. Whitman. to the south on Bull
street, and to the west on lands Of L. A, Wilbur.
Ierms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond of the purchaser and mort.
gage OF the premises buildings to be insurol aud
policies assigned. Purchaser to pay for all neces
sary papers and stamps. w. E. MIKELL,
Assignee of Gabriel Davis.
| February Is thm8 tn1
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, February IS and IA
Charleston Hotet-Thos W Sherman, Geo. R. Yer.
non. G Cliuch and family. New York; Herman
Oppenheim, City; L Leberman, Philadelphia; Rev
i Pierce, Geo H Bartshorne, New Jersey; Alfred,
New York; J Glllett. Augusta; D Macneil East
Florida; T G stanton, Alex Clinchy, New York:
81 Newton, st. Louis: VIM T Hyde, Baltimore; M
Jacob. Florida; BrumhalI, r Jones, New
York; 81 Brewer. Barnwell; D Miloy, Cheraw;
g p Kirkland, Beaufort; @ Pell, New York. j
Upham: Jacob Williams. ST. Pauls; r L Ellison
Fairfield; A Rice, South Carolina; Geo Barrie
Philadelphia; X Duff, e Sleger, New York; A
Duer, Maryland; w G. Stevenson, Philadelphia; L W
Maurice. .Kipestree John Bayley and wife. New York
Papiiion Hotel-oeorge Burt, New York; M d
Elreath, st. Helena; A Haigbt agent Templeton
Troupe; Mrs NJ L Haight and Miss s Bernard, New
York; L @ Craft, Greenville: P DuttoD, steamship
Sea Gull; Thomas Sherman, New York; s G
Ward, alabama; Thomas Daniels, city; Pool, New.
berry.
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SKaENIFF's SALE.
BY A. G. McGILLIVRAY.
AuctiOnccr.
By virtue of writ of FTeri Fucias to me direct ID
and delivered, will be sold MONDAY tho 1sk
day or March next, at II o'clock A. NJ, precisely
on Adger's North wharf
Al the right title and interest of tho defendant in
FIFTEEN BALES OF UPLAND COTTON
Levied on and to be sold as tho Dropertv Of Farr
Il. Bates at The suit OF VIM. Dawk,ns.
ALSO,
immediately after The above SALE on North Allan
tic wharf, "-
All the right title and interest O. tho defendant in
TEN BALES OF UPLAND COTTON.
Lev, cd and to be sold as the property Of Joooh
g. Keitt at the sl't of John w. Sellers Administra
tor. twho sues for anothcr)
Terms cash +. w. NJ. MACKEY,
February Is 1n3 = ~ ~