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I.otol Acknowledgements as and 80.
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r. d. Lee, Virginia; T. G. Butler, Vermont;
W. Y. Anderson, Aiken; Charles Il. Sampson. J.
W. Wilder, Mrs. J. W. Wilder, ]. finncgan, J. Su-
van;J. Is. Holmes. A. L.. Demorcst, New York; H. A.
Marshall, phladcIphia; Mrs. Il. T. English, Pairha-
ven; &. w. Olumc, Port Royal Railroad; u. Gala
han. Savannah; +. q. Bakor, Dsriington; Uhns r.
Ford, Baltimore; W. blake. South Carolina; x. D,
Ward, Edgcleld; T. II. CLARK. Mrs. r. II. Clark,
Camden; J. G. 0llctt, Augusta; O. Ii. Sadcr,
South Carolina; L. II. CoaSly, Now YORK; J. q.
Spann. South Oarolins; ]. II. Prontaut. Georgia;
J. S. Pinckney. South Carollnn; Lewis a. Gardotl,
Augusta; A. q. Pembe, Mobile; II. A. Bignon,
Master Henry Blgnon, Augusta; Z. W. oppe. New
York; W. M. Richardson, Georgetown; ID. Malloy,
Chcrsw; Mrs. q. X. Gibson. two children and ser.
want Philadelphia; s. h. Conyers Master W. G..
Conye,s, Clarendon; r. Baldwin, brooklyn; A. o.
Demorcst, New Orleans; 4. Il. Carter, n. H. Bes-
Vile, New York; J. c. Courtney, North Carollua;
Captain T.. G. Jordan. Ship Bombay; O. W. Brcn-
ner, George x. I,ybring, New York; ]. u. Good
man, England; Wossell 3. Smith, l.. Dcns,lel, New
York; A. Mcleod. Delaware; VIM. A. Courssu and
lady, Elizabeth, n j.; A. u. williams South caro-
lima.
PAVILION HOTEL.
2. u. Butter, Hartford; J. d. Robertson. Baitt.
| more; q. H. whItridge, Mount Pleasant; A. n.
Black, Now York. T. M. Altec. Colnmha; W. J.
Lee Kingstrcc; Fl. o. Nckerson, Fall River; Wal.
ter N. Hart. Palatka; Robt. n. Roudlt. Trenton
NJ. G. Hail. Williamsburg; II. W. Parker, Whining
ton; J. Il. DeHartc, Columbus; jas. q. Campbell,
Portsmouth; Jas. W. Colcock, Yorkvilic; II. Levi,
Manning; J. T. A. Moore. City; G. W. Matthews,
Westminster; A. Hammond. New York; ]. D.
Ezeli, Columbia; W. @. Upton, York.
MILLS HOUSE,.
Mrs. T.. A. Potter, slater, two sons and servant.
New York; q. z. Ratcllre, Augusta; T. A. Ellis,
New Orleans; ], F. Saddington. Now York; j. A.
Iillcy. lady and two children, Columbia; q. T..
rOlhemus, wife md servant, G. II. Robert. New
York; Frank Bcnner, Augusta; ]. Russ, Colum.
bla; i. W. Baxter, +. Dc Peystor, New York; John
Carpenter, Myatc Iri'ige; VIM. G. Fernald, Mo.
bile; Commodore Calarlcse. CuptuIu rrayun, cap-
tain Pncgro. Captain IazuwIlla, Spanish Fleet;
l.. a. Dodge l.. r. Smith, Christ Church Parish;
A. Clarke, james v. vunclair. U. S. A.; J. T. Pc.
tcrs, City; James W. Graves, New YORK; ". II.
Evans, South Carolina; II. g. Robinson, Provt-
dcnoe; Miss Samr Whitwill, Madam Klylng, Miss
whitwi and servant. New York; Jamcs =. Low
Columbia; J. w. Allen, New Haven; Thomas l..
Clason, Savannah; J. Hartwcll and lady, Buffalo
James W. Banicnpon, II. j. IIaxsond, lady and
daughter, New York; H. =. Sodcis, l.. T. Reyas,
J. T. Barnup, Newbcrgh; F. J. Smith and sister,
New Orleans.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE sourn.-A number ,

UNIVERSITY OF THE S0urn.--A number Of
the friends Of this enterprise met at Holmcs' Ly.
ceum last night In response to call mado In the
daily papers. On motion .of Colonel D. II. Rut.
lodge. Hon. w. d. Porter was called TO tho chair,
ana In a few emarks stated The object OF the call
was to enable the friends OF the proposed institu
tiOn 10 hear report from gentlemen who could
rive full information. Rev. AT. Porter stated as
one OF the trustees hc attended the last annual
meeting NJ Scwaucc, Tenn, and was surprised
TO flnd that nucleus had hccn formed and the
school was In nctivc operation, with an attend
ancc Of loo boys. The institution WAS located OH
an elevated plateau. some 6s miles from Chnttn.
nooga, nnd was delightfully."- healthy. Seven
buildings had brcn erected ana n fair progress
made toward tho end proposed. The trustees dc.
cidcd ut that meeting 10 employ an agent who
would CANVASS the Southern States and urge upon
the menlbers OF the Episcopal Church thc ne
ccssity OF aiding The institution. The ltOv. .. +.
ThacSarn. OF Pernandina, Fla, was selected for
this important work. anu Al that gentleman was
present lie would ask him TO address the meeting.
Mr.. ThacIarn in response gave history OF tic
enterprise from its Inception before the war to
the present time, and stated that about $2o. 900
wcro needed TO complete tho buildings aud make
the needed improvements on tho properly. II
wax proposed to divide this sum among the ton
Southern States. giving S25o0 to each. Thls
amount could bc casily raised IL the churches
would but take the matter in hand. The reverend
speaker then guvc u lengthy description OF Sewa.
nec and itB advantages rs site for the proposed
uuiyersitJ. III wh which ho showed clearly what had
been done and yet how much remained to do
before the plans wero perfected. Az the close OF
the meeting resolution was offered that com.
nittces OF three bn appointed Ia zach Hpisoopalan
Church in the city to raise the assessment.
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THB ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Tho Obarleston
public nre gradually awakening to ON apprecia.
tion OF the high merit OF the Dalton Opera Troupe
VINO had, lost night, the bost audience OF the
week. Prejudice Is strong In favor OF grand
opera, and too many persons would rather 500
10 Propheto," or "Don 1lovannI,n or "Tann.
hasser" chopped into musical mInce- -mea, than
witness chnstc and elegant performance OF nm
opera OF less pretensIops. Az vo saId. thu pph,,c
are rubbing thcir eyes. but By the time that thev
aro wldo opon, tho Gallons win be some hunJrcd
miles away.
"Fanehon," we need hardly say, is not an
operh or opcretfa, bnt q domestic drama. into
"nich are introduced variety OF appropriate
auu inappropriate solos, duos and trlos, which
enable tho company 10 display their vocal az wcI
hs hlstrlonic talent. This drnma.opern want
snoo'h'y enough, but Ofrenbaci Is better for both
performers and public. Miss Susan Galton ean q
sweet Spirit hear my Prayer" from WaIlace,a
"Lurllne," With exquisite taste, and Mr.. whif,,n
inc delicious teaor, sang the "Slumber sonpn re-
marKaOly well. by tho way, II ulis gentleman
"ere only Signor Somcthingorothero hc woud
sooh take nigh rank Us tenor on tho opcratic
sIago. several inembors OF tho COMPANY maJe
their nrst appearance, anu added to the general
eheas. ont as we have hntcd, the piece altoue,hcr
was less pleasing than the comic oporos or ,ho
previous nights.
For Friday night there Is rloh bill. onen.
oaoh's charming comic opera, '.rhe Village Pd.
dlcr.' opens tho performance, and ia followed nv
"ohingChow Ill.," o langhabie Chinese on.rotta
THIS opera has been produced with especial refer.
ehoo 10 the expected coming OF the pIe,.II.. ant,
WIN glVo the happy spectator groisaoue. bur.
iesquc, AMI GaltonesQuo idea Of tho musical.
nnauai' sartorla. and sin2ual pceaIlarinos Of y
'LAad Of Confuoius.n
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BY A. c. McHILLIYRAY,


TTNDTR DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ H. Maham ling, Executor. W.. James Fer
guSOn ct nj
VIII bc sold on THURSDAY, 9th day of January.
1870 In front oi the Old Uu5iomhouse at IL O'Clock
A. N,
All that PLANTATION. situate In tho Parlsh or
81. Johns licrkeley on the western branch OF
Cooper River. known AZ tho "Oid aud New Farm ~
measuring 555 acres, as per plat or Thomas j. Mel
lard, dated 10th April 1914; bounding northeast
ana north OH lands lately of Frederick Ford and
Mulberry plantation; southwest on Wsppahooln
Creek, which separates II fruni acatOn; southeast
on Dock Creek, and east on Cooper River; and
nlso ns part or the old plantation. the tract known
AS tile "ElhoW Tract" measuring 25 acres
Also,
All that adjoining PLANTATION, known al
"Scat0n and WcSiham or Wcston,n measuring
1850 acres, nS per plat of John Diamond, dated
July, l73l; bounding northeast on Wappahooia
Greek, Which divides H. from the Old a,id New
Farm and from south Mulberry plantation; north
on lands formerly Of Thomas Miiliken; west on
Monck'S Corner load, nnd south on Dockon plan.
tuIion.
The said two tracts of land being sold subject TO
lease 10 Samuel w. LJnes until 3lSt December,
1871, Nt an annual rent Of $3.50.
Tcrms-0nciinh cash; balance IN one. two.
three, four ana ftYc years, secured by bond and
mortgage of the premises. with interest from the
day or sale mt per cent. per anIluni, payable an
iuallJ. Purchasers 10 pay for papers and stamps
n. w. NJ. MACKEY,
dcclo this Shcrlf OF Charleston Go.
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ST. PETER's CATHOLIC FAIR.-This fair has
been organized for the purpose OF raising funds
for ST. Peters Catholic Church. and is n deserving
charity. The hall has been taslily arranged and
decorated, and tho tables show, besides the usual
tempting array Of indescrlbablc nlck-nacIs, q
number Of useful articles. A frcmhn's prize Is
among the promincnt featurcs.
Last night the largo ana finely decorated hall
was throngcd with visitors, among whom were
many white Catholics. The Catholic clergy with
Bishop O'Conncr, also visited the hall. md werc
received with every mark OF Kindness ami re.
spect The orphans OF the Catholic Male Orphan
Asylum also visited the Fair, and went away with
glad hearts and fun hands. We hope that the
Fair, so crcditabc to the congregation, will be
even better attended tonight than on the pre-
ylOus evenings.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Il. & a. T.. Caldwell will sell al half-past
o'clock, nj their store, damaged sugar; ami ut ~
O'Clock, on Kcrr's wharf, damaged hay.
J. Fraser Aiathewcs will sell III / O'Clock, at his
unicc. rose trees, &c.
Jclierls i Co. will sell nj halfpas; O'Clock at
their store, shoulders, hsms &c.
u. NJ. Marshall & Brother will sell at IL O'Clock,
nj their Clicc, u bay horse.
iohn G. sinor & Co. will sell nj 10 O'Clock, at
their store. hats, clothi&g, &c.
!. 4. Enslow & Co. will sell at half-past 10
O'Clock, at his store sugar ami mo!asscs.
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by A. &. McGII.LIYRAY,
h,ictionccr.

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY
~ WM. N. BAILEY, CT ~. vs CHARLES q.
WIihIEY, ct al H
WIN be soil nn THURSDAY 9Th day or Janua-
~, 1870. In fr0n; OF The OH CustumiO,,sc at II
O'Clock a. NJ,
All that PLANTATION or TRACT or LAND sit.
,iaic on WadInniaw Island. Charleston County
huttin% and bounding north on wa,imsIaw
Sount, south on Lands of Joseph y. Whaicy cast
on i.thds oi George SciiarOck, anu west OH Lands
Of Edward IaRochc.
Tcrnls-Onc-third cash; balance on credit OF
one and Two years, with interest from ,isy OF
SAFE Purchaser to pay Tor papers atlii ~ amps.
T.. W. III. AACKEY,
dcC23 tuthmihi n d a.
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SHOOTING ARPRAY IN GEonGIA.-A difficulty
occurred at bearing, Georgia, OH Monday last,
resulting In the death OF a. IIod0 nnd Ellis
Adams. The quarrel commenced mt the store OF
IIodo. between Lambert ana Adams. Hodo and
his brother were Slot while acting M peacemak-
crs. Lambert then pursncd Adams and his
brother ana shot Ellis Adams, ana was himself
shot In the lip. A. N lIodo was shot In the breast
killing him instantly; his brother, n onclcgged
aian, was shot in the sidc but not dangerously.
Adams vas shot and afterwards had his throat
eut by some unknown person. The tragic occur
renee has caused much excitement In Augusta
and throughout the county where tile parties
were well known.
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TuE HoN. GEORGE S. BRYAN, United States
District Judge. has returned from Columbia, after
q long and arduous session OF The court at that
place. The term was extended nearly three
weeks beyond the allotted time, and number OF
very important cases wcrc heard and adjudi.
Gated. The members of The bar are requested to
mcc, at the United States Courthouse to-day, at
10 o'cluck, when the special District and Circuit
Courts Will bc opened to hear all the motions that
have been lying over since the absence OF tho
Judge in Columbia.
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man Barrow still hammers at his Broad street
project, ard If persistcncy in the cause will avail
anything, lie will soon make that West end 10 RI
val White Point Garden. Ills fertile imagination
has already caused him to write lively dcscrip-
lion OF Wins might be done In that section OF the
city In the way OF public improvements. and hc is
now trying to induce Council to tile -oJcct In
the same light. The document referred to the
committee was so voluminous that they could not
grasp the many IDEAS advanced in time to report
Al the last session Of Council, and asked for fur
ler time, which was granted.
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ID FER ELS SAL

III
by virtue OF 4 decree Of the Court OF Common
Pleas. for the Fourth Circuit Of the State OF
South Carolina, sitting In Equity In tho case OF
motifs X. Jesup, ct al, vs. the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company. ct al, viii be
sold at Public Auction, at the door of tile Court
house In Wilmington IN the Stute OF North Caro-.
lima, Mt il O'Clock a. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the
9th dny OF january, 1870,
:, Al! that nortion or the WILMINGTON AND
MANCHESTER RAILROAD which lies within tho
Slate or South Carolina with nil the ROLLING
STOCK, E1uipments, Dcpots, Workshops Materl-
als and everything pertaining lhcreunto, to
gether with all the rights, privileges, franchises
anu appurienances, Gs set forth and more particu.
lnry described In the several mortgages men.
toned In the proceedings.
The terms OF ihe sale arc cash; tho bonds OF tla
Company secured by the mortgages mentioned
IN the report OF the spcclai referee and filed IN
the case, to be accepted from the purchaser pro
rata rs part payment In tile or.ler OF priority es.
tabilsled by tho report; provided that the Same
ha raleaGie proportion Pc Of cash be paid In for the
the hands OF the purchaser; and provided. also
That sufficient cash be paid In 10 cover oosts.
charges and expenses OF sale; the purchaser alsc
Ia pay for papers. W. ALST0N PRINGLE.
Special Referee.
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SPANISH MuRDEE.-Wc arc informed that
Ioung IMAM named Lamar, n connection OF the
Georgia fnny OF that name, was arrested by the
Spaniards III MutanZas on the a3d OF December and
executed on the following day. The charge
against him was that he had sccrc,cd some arms
and Il Cuban nag In his quarters. and WAS one OF
band Of cousrirntur1 who were TO bnrn and dcs-
troy about thirty plantations on Christmas night.
u Is believed that there was not IL word OF truth
in this tremendous tale. Lamar was called
negro by the spanlarls, but was white man,
born In Cnla OF American parents. lie walked 10
the place oil execution coolly smoking cigar, and
dcll like hero. Fira cuba
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OFFICERS.
W. II. PECKIIAM. President.
wM T. HOOKER, vlcc-Prcsdent.
L. M0ADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
c. FUDICKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John a. DIX, New York.
Hon. James Harper. Firm OF Harper 4 Bros, en-
Mayor New York.
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic
VIM. NJ. vermilyc, Banker, tvermilye Il Col
Chas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George opydyke, cy.Mayor New York.
Mnot G. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas RIgney, Firm Thomas Rlgney & Co.
Benz. Il. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sngar Reclining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable & Co.
Richard II. Bovine, we,morc & Bovine, Lawyers.
Il. " iiaughwout, Firm +. V. IIaughwout 4 Co.
Win. wikens, Firm OF wikons & Co.
Julius IL. Pratt, Merchant.
Vim. ". Wright, Merchant.
Charles ]. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen. Merchant.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, n. Z.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Insur.
ancc Company.
John q. Sherwood. Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and
nty-third street.
Edward II. Wright, Newark, N ].
Geo. W. Farlec. Counsellor.
W. l.. COgsweI Merchant.
KETM & ISSERTEL,
General Agents for South Carolina and Gcorgia,
Onice No. 40 Rroad street.
Charleston, s. c.
Dr. T. EEENS'rJERNA, Examining Physician.
Janl2 1yrDSC
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Drm9s, Gbcm,eaIs, &r.
D USSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS TEETHING.
ALLAYs INFLAMMATION OF THE GUIs, OuRES
CiIOLlC, CHOLERA INFANTUM, DYsBNTErY
AND ALL DISEASES To WHICH
CHILDREN ARK SUBJg6T
WHEN TBErlIING.
CONTAINS NO ANoDYNE.


RUSsRILS SOOTHING CORDIAL Is offered to
tile public WIFI an absolute guarantee against all
danger from Its use. Read the following certll-
Gates:
CHARLESTON May 16, 1865.
Mr.. J. D. RUssBII, one OF our careful and Intel.
il&ent Phni1naceutlsts ind Apohecaries, has sub
mltted to my examination the formula for the
preparation OF n Soothing Cordial prepared and
1t aaorls me pleasure TO cxpreas favorable
opinion OF It's sale ind efficient ada ptation to the
particular cases OF the diseases OF childron which
E. GEDDINas, MD.
Having had occasion 10 prescribe RUysxII,s ,s
SoolhlnY Cordinl In soycro cases or Bowel Com.
pialnta In chidron and delicate females I huye
been much pleased with Its effects. consider It
be advisable to avoid iiiu Of anotiyne, aud mar
uoulnrly for family use, Us Il is PERFECTLY safe.
CHAnLRsToN, 8. c.. 1863
Dear Sri hnye used your Soothing Cordial for
DlarrhDa In tccthing children, and lind it n very
excellent preparation. II has great advantage
over most preparations or the Kind In continuing
Wien these are required they can be added In
proportions applicable to tho case.
therefore can recommend It's use In the afac-
tionS for which IL Ia designed.
'''ps'''u''s T. f'q.', l.. ooiIs,. Sfis MI
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. 1888.
oortlfy that / havo most successfully used
RuVsELLE Soothing Cordial In the sunilner Uoln-
sredionts or Ills remedy, md the tedious method
OF preparation. recognize the presentation
containing no anodyne whaiever-as a nlost safe
and eiDoaclous one In bowel aneotOns OF children.
When Inuch pniu or rcstieseness attends the airoc-
ton, doses OF Iaregoric can be added to the pro
scribed doses OF the Cordial according to tile ave
OF the patient. The compound, though more
oisen, acts 10 an efficient manner without any I'd.
dillon OF nnodyne.
In tue Dlsrrhpa Of the aged, In increased doses,
II Is or great valuc as remedy; never dIaagree.
Ing with the stomaoh-lnareasing appetite. lm-
W. II. FITCH, M. D.
Mr.. J. n Russell:
DEAR Sill have used yonr Soothing Cordial
Tor chiiurcn ext9nsiyelJ IN my practice, and most
checrfiilly testify 70 its morits have found It,
without an exception, 70 accomplish all 1t claims
and consiior It superior to anything la use for
children. q
Its Freedom from auodync Of any kind rcoom-
hands OF mothers and Inexperienced nurses '"'
Worry respectfully, &C.,
Sold BY Or. II. BARR, Wholesale Agent for
South Carolina oct13
II II D AU B r.
MUSIC DEALER, Piano Tuner. Teaohor Of vlo
Hin, Flute and Guitar. Repairer OF Musical istr,>
mentA
Hitohoock's Five and Ton cents Muaa always
on hand.
BALLS AND PARTIES fanhhed with tho beat
and most fnshisnabIs huaic lately rooeivoA from
Europe At moderate prieea Apply q, n. ~
Eiag street tour doors aAevs oAlhaaa.
oc4l1 tu1ntk6moa
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BY l. =. IL. BENNETT.

HANDSOME FURNITURE. &C., AT
j. AUCTION
ON FRIDAY, The 3ist instant. ut half pnat 10
O'CLOCK VIII sell ut public outcry. Ut residence
choice assortment OF rARIOR, DINING
ROOM AND CHAMBER FURSiTliRE.
CuSslSTiSG IN PART OH:
ROSEWOOD SOFA, Arm Chair, MarblcIop Cen
irs Table, MarhIc-tUp Rurrau, very handsome;
i.hiHk NnInnt sofa, GhnIrs Arm Chairs largo Oak
Extension Dining Fahie, Ouk Dining. room Chairs,
Mahogany ELrt.U- top Stands, Spanish Mahogany
BcdStcatis, very fine Hair Mattresses ,rr,ss,;c
Carpet Elegant CAT Mirror, on ralutinsa-Win-
Siips, large size, ::9X26NlT; Refrigerator, Three
Condition. cash. Articles To bcI. moved imme-
diutcly nTtcr sale. ,lcca5 suwrhrS
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EMANCIPATION DAY.--Thc lst will bo oh.
served by the coiorcd population as tho annIyer.
sary OF emancipation. a procession will march
through tho principal streets aud an oratIon be
delivered at Military Hall.
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ACCIDENT on THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL-
RoAD.-Icstcrday morning, while the train that
left the city at s.; O'Clock WINS ncnr the SiN.milc
pump. the axle Df freight car In the front Of the
Train broke, and tore up several rails from the
track. Fortunately the train WAS proceeding
very slowly NJ the time, and no damngc was done
10 The other cars. The accident caused n dcten-
ton OF ncnrly three hours.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL TRooMys aro a new or
ticle Just out for the cure OF coughs colds, sore
throat, bronchitis and hoarscness, prepared by
the we'll known house OF Rusllton Il Co.,, No. 10
Astor House. Now York olty which IA assurance
enough that they are equal to any In tho market,
and II may be justly claimed that none aro 40
pleasant or cure 30 quick. Mono OF those nnu.
seating Brown 0ubob things. Try thom and DO
convinced. Druggists sell them.
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NorIcH.-An auction of general merchandise
Mt Plsrencc. by Mr.. Jerome p. Chase, ON Saturday
next, is recommended to tho attention of our
darlington md Marion frlcnds
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by ). FRASER MATHEWEs.

by J. FRASER MATHEWES.
VALUABLE PLANTATION NEAR THE
city for sale.
At Private Sale
Headquarters PLANTATION, on Johns Island
OH the Stono River, near the mouth OF wappOO
Cut, about five miles from Charleston, containing
1900 acres OF land, GOO OF which IL cotton land.
On The place Is u fine dwelling. Kitchen and sta
BILE, all of brick, about 20 negro houses. engine
house With an eight horse engine. gins, cotton
whlppcr, gr!st mill and nppuricnanccs, black
smith shop, an orchard Of choice apples, pears,
Pluns, &c.
For tornIs. apply us uhOye. dcc10 thm
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Charleston. 10th November. 1867 pe''a' '''ef'e'
NoMMIssIoNER's SALE

By virtue OF o decree OF The Court Of Equity Of
tlc County OF New Hanover, OF the State OF
North Carolina. I'm the case Of Morris K Josup
CT al, w. the Wilmington and Manchester Raft.
@oner, duly appointed by the Court, win aclI at
Public Auction. at tho door OF the Oourthouse .
IN Wilmington. In Tho State OF North .Oarona
az II o'clock. A. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, the sth
day OF January, 1870.
All that portion OF the WILMINGTON AND MAN.
CHESTER RAILROAD which lies within the State
OF North CarOllna, with all tho rolling Stock ouulp-
nlents depots, workshops, materiais anil every
thing thereunto pertaining, together with oil tue
rights, privileges, franchises anJ appurtenances
us set forth and more particularly described In
the several mortgages mentioned In tho pro-
ceeailnga.
Terms OF sale arc cash.
The bonds Of the sntd Company, secured by the
three first mortgages, to wilt: The mortgage to
to @s lss ne
1853. aud tns mortgage TO George W. Unrnan' n
dated the l2lh otsApril, 1885, shall bc accepted in
luil as part payment according to the priority OF
pany, secured by the mortgage To the said MorrIs
X. Jesnp, shall be accepted pro rata M nart nav
mcnt IN the order Of priority established in said
'nUriEnGe; WtI!min,.,, ~ - NJ. cRoNLY. Commissioner.
"'n"lnVtnI. ~ Z. Hov1e tufi6w1
ARGE SALES OF VALUABLE LANDS
IL at Camden, y. q.
.. ns Atsolneys and solc,ors the Subscribers will
OF January next, under Ficra facias, nnd under
Large numh':" of valunblo parcels OF LAND
msa1 camden: .Irmlng lists too extensive for
HTS sales ns wen rs Equity Sales will bo mads
mostly on credit.
For lists and Information apply to either OF the
uhdersgheu. jos. b. KRRSHAW.
VIM. NJ. SHANNON.
Camden s. G.. December %, 1862.