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METROPOLITAN POLICE.

For salaries and other uf the Mpropo-
TAN Police for The District of Columbia hunir,
thousand and fifty dollars: Provided, This, ilrthrr sum
hundred
TWENTY-FIVE d. ar> shall b. paid Metropolitan 20
lice by the cities Washington and and y
county i NA,higt"n tv"nd the lini;> Z" laid cities. the
District Dt Columbia in tn" proportion
number OF patr"imen allotted sveaiy said precincts and
the uthor-S said tt
said county, hereby authorized and required lew sDe
c exceeding third VI per crntun 10 ba
prpaied and expended Tor said only service
the fiscal ending June thir,h eighteen hundred and
EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF REVENUE FROM
SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS.
For salaries m
rceiverS pubic -iXty->IN Offices Two
and eighty Thousand eight hundred dollars
For incidental expenses Of the land Offices twenty thousand
dollars.
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lar pei mae standard parallels, fifteen dollars for town b D
For surveying the public snds Washington Territory at
lines township and ten dollars i section
For surveying the public lands in Utah Territory at rate,
exceeding fifteen dollars per standard lines twelve
dollars for township and ten dollars for lines twenty
Eve thousand dollars.
a. rates nt exceeding hen Dc" per mil" Tor standard lines,
twelve dollars for township and ten dollars for section
For part The eastern boundary Of Colorado
Territory which lies the thirty seventh aud fetS
parallels Of north latitude. estimated hundred ten
togsand I've hnded aHd twenty oaT collars per mile two
surveying boundary Of Nevada estimated
dollars per mile thousand hundred fifty dollars
TO complete the Of the boundary Of Nebraska
'.'"'' PUBLIg BUiLDTNGs AND GROUNDS,
aud improvements Of public buildings nd
grounds heretofore under the direction Of the
For casual Dars the navy and upper bridges three
For repairs AMI taking Of the bridge near the Little
Falls OF the Potomac % rive veI tT@ taogsand & s"ars ,
For fuel for the Presidents house. Eve thousand dollars
Lafayette squarI, two thousand dollars.
dents hoase. i've thousand dollars.
For labor in removing and ice from the pavements
F S Rc @ s so TSe o snd and
y f@rher and care @ ON sg
MARYLAND avenues three thousand dollars;
repairs the Presidents house. ten thousand
sa;;sf TGs !" tbs ,Roqs9s dollars;
FOR hire Of carts on public grounds thousand dollars
one thousand FIVE hundred dollars
grounds fifteen thousand dollars; - -,--- =
sary such planted by the United States 70 white
wash and ienss ana 70 GePa In Of
For repairs Of buildings in Botanica Garden and the
dollars e be e;RendeG p eE 1ne steaee % 81 h M
ssr vsy Of lAnpshter.. sasnsns plumbing lamp posts
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Steam Dyeing and Securing.
MRS. E. w. SMITH,
No. % North FIFTH ST., bet. Market and Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.

Piece goods of every description dyed to anv
color, Ladies' Wearing apparel Of every description
1yed in the most fashionable and permanent colors.
and finished in a superior style.
Merino, Cashmere and Grape Shawls, Table and
Piano Covers, Carpets, Rugs, &c, secured.
Pongee and Silk Dresses re.dyed all colors, and
warranted equal to new.
GentIemen's Clothing cleaned or dyed on reason
able terms. may6-ly
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON News, tho circulation OF
which ia about twieo Us largo as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
pest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situ,tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
THH News has no equal; and in order that oil
classes may havo their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale Of CHAP ADvEn-
EASEMENTS. payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen The order is giuen:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, ,house-sorvants, porlers, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to lot, and miscella-
neous wants OF all kinds.
For each insertion of advertisements OF the
classes srerfiod:
hS:exceeding TnnEr LINES or 20 worIs....95 cents
" FoUR LINES or 80 words. ....4o Z"
6. FIVE LINES or 40 words.... 30
All advertisements 10 be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NRws Office by p. M.
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A uctfoneor.


BY virtue Of writ of Fieri Facias me directed and
delivered, will bc sold on MONDAY tho 9TH day Of
October next at the northeast corner Of the Court
house. between IL O'Clock A. NJ and P. NJ.
All the right, title and Interest OF the defendant
In all that TRACT OF LAND situate IN the late Par
sh Of Christ Church, on the aersetown road. about
three miles from the 70 OF Mount Pleasant Charles
ton County contniEing 100 acres less for5s-
ery the property Of John Hamlin. ButtinR aps.
bounding south on The lands Of g. +. Kinloch cant
on the Georgetowu 70 ID west on lands OF II. q. Tow,
and north by the Georgo,own road.
Levied on and to he sold as the property of Jshu
81 Bryan. at the suit OF Henry Horbaok at al and
William Won Gohreu.
ALSO,
At tho same time and place,
All the right title aud interest OF the defendant
In oil that PLAN tArION known as Bull Head"
In the Parish OF st ThomR' and st. Denis, contain
ing 64t aoro'. more or less. bounded aouthwardIy
and eastwardy on lands or late of Colon al
Thomas Screven; westwardly on lands row or lato
OF Alexander Ohovin, and northwardly Iando
now or late of william Capers.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF ARIou
Logan, at the suit OF Ellis DeTrcvilie
ALSO,
At the same time and place,
AL the right, title and interest Of the defendant
In LOT of LAND situated in Meeting, between
LAO ..a oOlu,-'t'',. straata No. Coz
with the improvements thereon. Lot measuring In
front 40 feet by 200 feet In depth, moro or less
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of H.
stafford, at the suit OF John T. Forbes. !
Terms cash. K. w, M MACKRY
Sept 10 ma n q al
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LIGHT READING FOB THE WARM wBATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
ment Of Mr. G. @. Fighter, the very enterpris-
ing and trustworthy King-street doaler in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found 10 include something to suit every taste
anu IL seems 10 I'm +" marvel how he can afford
70 SEND his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the ridiculousIy low prices named.
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''WHHN sBAIL WE THaxE MEET AaAn.s-
Every one who has seen the picture OF the two
rinnocent looking asses, and then read UNDER
meath "when shall We three meet again 2n and
looked for the third one until he -"saw IT," will
Pperhspe sec more than was Intended in the
Following extract ftom an account written BY
Daddy OAin OF bis visit 10 the Mayor last week
TO "sho1 cause why" he shouldn't be fined for
running . horse aud cart without al icense:
"Reaity the Mayor looks better than whom We
last met him. placid, calm and geodnaturea
as ever he was In gone by dsys We expert.
enoed his gracious clemenoy. We met the re.
doubtable 7. J. H., tsckey) there, looking a.
pleaseaa % II he had just taken possession Of
certain city Offices by his famous new method
OF 'Quo vdsTdnto' We were sorcibly remind.
Cd Of tho old SAYING When shall se three
meet etAsainf;nsx
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, sEprEMDEn 1s AND TO-

HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER 18 AND TO-
Fdo1ton Notel.-J. G. Foster, Adams Run, 8.
o.; d. G. Hall, j. Fcrebco South Carolina:
Warren Carson, Monoks' Coruor; p. Otis, Mrs.
q. q. Dunn, HRS. Prtchard, Miss l.. j. Reed.
Miss Julia Mccarthy, Augusta, Ga; w. FL.
Bryan, Mrs. IL. G. Robinson, Miss A. J, Col
son, W. ii. Bryan, Jr., Fort Motto, 8. c.; A. M.
kirkland, South Carolua; 8. B. Owens, AIaba-
ma; A. III. Chattcrton, Baltimore, Nd; ]. r..
Chambers, Chester. s. o.; john Rudolph, Ed
ward Chadwick, Mrs. H. Davis and child, Fer
nandina, Fla; j. Gorham, Charleston, s. c.;
NJ. j.. Humbert, g. p. Nelson, r. e. Dukes, w.
d. Lane, child and servant, Grahamville, E. O.:
.. w. Thompson, Savannah and Charleston
RAILROAD; VIM. Ferebee, Grahamville, 8. c.;
m. Duolon, New York; Mrs. G. II. Knicker-
booker, Savannah; F. j. Binns, Charleston, 8.
o.; Q. K. Smith, Georgia; Edward, Townson,
Baltimore; A. Baruch, Florence, s. O.; Colonel
]. d. Alexander, Washington, D. c.; Mrs. g.
W. Rhoades, O. 81. Beedle, Beaufort, 8. c.:
John F. June, Manning, 8. c.; Louis Jacobs,
Ringstree, s. c.; W. P. Apploby, Reevesville,
SO.
Charleston HoteL.-P. q. Horny, South Caro-.
limo; A. Getty, City;J. J. Gregg, A. G. Ives.
Augusta; NJ. TilIer, Columbia; J. G. Bailey.
Greenvile Enterprise; J. G. Courtney and son.
South Carolina; G. G. Coe, w. H. Giders Coo,
D. r. Bertrand, Boston; James Chesnut, c. z.
Halle, w. L. Lloyd, Florida; j. d. Dawkins
and lady, Gainesville, Fla; L. w. Davis, Lake
City. Florida; Captain Palmer. Steamship
Misouri; s. j. Burns, Wilmington, N. c.; w.
H. Bass, Sparta, Ca; T. 8. Price, Au gusta,
Ga; J. I. Hunt, City; s. W. Holland, Andor-
son; 8. r. Smith, Baltimore; s. Brunny, 81.
Louis; M. Heckmyor, North Carolina; J. viii
hahn, Louisville, lsy.
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a SPLENDID CHANCE TO GET SuIrED.-By
reference to our advertising columns it will DO
seen that Mr. John Rugheimor, merchant
tailor, No. 141 King-street, has just returned
from New York with large stock OF cloths
doeskins, beavers, coatings, vestings and fur
nishing goods. MIR. RS loLg experience In
the business enables him to select with rare
taste the articles exactly adapted to the wants
OF our young men, whom we warrant can be
suited as we'll, il not better, at Mr. RS store
both in quality and in price, as at any other
place in the city. Give him a call
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THB CoAsTIsG TnADH.-The early and large
arrivals OF cotton at this port has caused
much activity in freights North by steam. and
all our ships go foll. Tho steamships Cham
pion and Saragossa sai'od on Saturday for New
York, the former with 1880 bales, and the latter
with $40 bales cotton. On Friday the steam
ship Falcon departed for Baltimore with 5O7
ba.es, and the 'Prometheus for PhiIadelphia
with 400 bales cotton and other general mer
chandise. The ahips coming this way are all
at this time bringing heavy oargoes, and busi-
ness Ia 6oasting steam freights was never more
active.,
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Two NEGROES KILLED By A RATTLRsNAKE.-
It was reported yesterday that one night last
week q negro man and woman were bitten by
q rattiespake, from the effect OF which they
died In few hours atterward. Tho report
placed the occurrence in the vicinity of sum-
merville. AL efforts to learn whether there
was any truth In tho report were futiie. (:
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Two BABIES KILLED BY OvERDosEs OF IAu-
DANUM.-On Saturday last two babies, eight
weoks old, named respectively Esau and Jacob,
and sons OF Frederick Toomer, colored, living
Mt No. 9S Nassau.street. died very suddenly.
Coroner Whiting WAS notified, aud yesterday
morning held an inquest with tho following
jurors: t. W. Hyatt, J. Discher, T. Robinson,
F. W. Bolger, I. W. jackson, r. Mosoley and
r. Prince, white; Il. Attles, G. Gibbes, J. Mark
j. Digges, j. Edwards and J. Holmes, colored.
The evidence showed that the mother and the
twins were very sick, and audanum was ad-
ministered to the twins to relieve them and
also to keep them quiet.
After the evidence had been givcn, the jury
returned verdict upon each body. The fol-
lowing is tho substance of the two YER.
diets: We. the jury, find that the deceased
came to their deaths from overdoses of Iauda.
mum administered to them on Friday night
last. by some person or persous attending
them while sick.
Itseems to as that q verdict should be little
more explicit than the above. The people
generally are loft to determine for themselves
''>-'her the administering OF tho overdoses oI
laudanum was accidental or Intentional.
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FnE1aHra m sAvANNAH.-The Advertiser Of
Friday last gays: "We learn that the British bark
Kentville, the first cotton vessel put on the
berth for Liverpool this season, has been taken
up with full cargo at a halEpenny. The Ca
pacity Of the Kentvillo is about twonty-six
hundred bales." r r.
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II. I. Peako went up on special train, and
took immediate stops to have tho dead remov-
cd, tho wounded cared for and tho track re-
paired. There is largo force at work, and it
ls thought that the trostle will be up by to-
night, and trains be able to pass over to.mor-
row. ,o,>
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FEARFUL CATASTROPHE.

Terrible Accident on tho South Carolina
Nailroad-A Train Preoipitated into
tho Congarcc Swamp-The Engineer
and Fireman Killed and Another
Fireman nwounded-Narrow Escape Of
tho PassonRers-Henrtre Details
OF Harsrovc's Last rIomcnts-Tho In
quest, &C., &C., SO.
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INSURANCE. Attention is directed to the in
surance advertisement Of the old and well ca.
tablished agency OF Mossrs. William D. Heriot
q Co., which will bo found in another part OF
to-day's paper.
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HoAx.-Tho statement in Saturdays NEWS
that Mr.. Ogden, of Barnwell, had met with a
fatal accident while attempting to clean his
well, is happily without foundation, our infor-
mant having been the victim OF a ghostly hoax.
Truth is said to lie at the bottom Of a we'll;
but in this instance our experience has not
verified the saying. H'f
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CHANGE IN THE BEILs.-In accordance with
time-honored custom, the evening bells will
be changed to-day from and 10 P. al. to and
9P. NJ, and will bo rung at those hours until
the Goth OF March next.
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A PRISONER sHcr Ar.-E5ous ons o'o,osk
yesterday morning. while Policeman Sargent
VA near the Guardhouse with oolored man
Whom he had arrested upon the charge Of beat
ing his wife. the prisoner broke away and ran
Sargent pursued, but being unable to overtake
him, hred two shots over his head, believing it
would have the effect OF stopping him. 1he
negro.. stopped, was re.arrested' and safely
lodged in prison. Charges were then entered
upon the book against Sargent for 'sunneoes-
sary shooting"
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In ANOTHER COLUMN appears q notice of the
reopening OF Mrs. L,urens' boarding and day
school for young ladies. This establishment
is too we'll known and fourishing to need any
comment. We therefore only refer our readers
to the advertisement
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INooBR1aIBLs.-About seven O'Clock satur-
day night. Officer Nlpson arrested man named
John d. Fries, of Thomaston, Georgia, up IN
the charge Of stealing watch from q ajewelier
in that place. Shortly after he was lodged in
the Guardhouso, some OF his friends gave se-
ourity for his appearance before thscAIayor to-
day, and he was released. at twelve O'Clock
he was e-arrested; this time for stealing forty
dollars from Mr.. j. O. Gilonrist, OF this city.
he will appear before the Mayor this morning
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ATTENTION is directed to the reopening o.
Mrs. Blum's school on Monday, the 4th octo
ber. Mrs. Blum has competent corps o.
instructors, aud her school has been long es
tablished. and is in o Aourishing condition.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Circulation.-rHE DAiLY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNizED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
tULATI0N IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
mo IN THE PoSToFFYCE At 7~s END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoFLs-
IONS OF TIE NEW POSTOFF1CE LAW.
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RdDICALISM.
IGNORANCE, CRIME AND cowAKDlcE.

Tho Nadical BnrrtCadc Smasher-Ho
he does. nor IA much as no should.
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Aoc1DENT.-Captain Fonn Peck, of the steam
er Pilot Boy, while attending to his duties on
the steamer Saturday night, slipped off plank
and dislocated his ankle.
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TIN CUsToMHousE WAR.-Colonel J. a. Alex
ander, OF the United States Treasury Depart
ment, arrived in the city yesterday and put up
at the Pavilion Hotel. It is reported that the
late oustomhouse war has something to do
with his trip.
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Auction Sales This Day,

JOHN G. MILNoR " Co. will sell Mt 10 O'Clock,
at his store, white lead and plantation tools.
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sINEss NOTICES.

The BALTIMORE STEAMERS can relieve the
wants of New York shippers, as they occur
from time to time. by giving dispatch to cot
tons via Baltimore to the Now York market.
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HINT FOR DULL TMEs.-Take advantage
OF the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hav.
ing your job Printing neatly, expeditiously
end eheagly done at TIE News Job oaaoo. No.
I49 East Bay. ~ - - -
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THH BUrLEn TIE, advertised by Messrs.
Henry Cobia Il Co., has been used extensively
by planters and factors throughout tho South,
and in every instance has given entire satis-
factinn.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

st. Andrews Lodge, at t8 PM.
Etna Fire Company, at halt-pa P. NJ.
Hope Fire Engine Company, P. NJ.
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A NEw SUPPLY OF LAokR BEER. bottIeu e1.
pressly for family uso, just received, delivered
in any part OF the city at "a per dozen.
All kinds OF crackers and biscuits received
fresh this week.
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PEnsoNAL.-Mr. E. ". Davis, of the Lake City
Press, is in this City.
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A RADICAL LAWYER swINDLEs POOR NEGRO
woMAN-HE Is CHARGED WITH FORGERY
AND OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE-.
TENCES.
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SERMON BY Rev. DR. HIoKs.-Thc Lutheran
Church was dcnsoly throngcd yesterday By a
congregation assembled to listen 10 a discourse
by tho associato pastor ON tho subject Of the
Avondalo disaster. The toxt selected was from
1st Corinthians. 18th ouap. 14th verse, "Charty
sufferoth long and is kind" Tho preacher dwot
elcquently on the beauty of charity in it's various
phases, but especially 10 that one in which the
appeal camo from a section which, howoyor
hostile it had beeu in the past, was now tho
scene OF woe. Notwithstanding all we had our
selves endured, thero could be no more excel
lent manifestation OF the true spirit of human
ity a5 derived from tho Godhead. than the
sympathy proposed in behalf OF tho sufferers of
Avondale. Such IN exhibition Of tenderness
in distress was calculated to do more IN build
ing mp true union and securing true recon.
struction than all tho enactments that could
BIO passed. The sermon was listened to with
great attention, and most admirably received.
After the sermon collection was taken I'D.
aud $3.50 realized
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INCREASED MAIL FAonIT1Es.-The South
Carolina Railroad Company are now construct
ing at their workshops In this city four new
and improved mail cars. These will be twenty
foot longer than tho ordinary baggage csrs,
and will be divided into three CO n psrtments,
the centre TO be occupied by the mail agent,
and those at either end by the baggage mas
ter and express messenger. These cars will
be placed upon the road in few weeks time.
Under the present arrangement the mail agent
occupies tho conductors car, but his room is
TOO contracted for mail purposes, and tho now
cars will supply q want that has long existed.
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AuftiDn SaIss.
English White Lead md Boz of Plant,,;o,
TboJ,
BY JOHN &. MuNOR g, ro

'' 1|eou ma boz V ffdntdttort-
Tools
BY JOHN &. MILNOR & CO.
THIs DAY tMondsy.) 2oth instant. at hulf.pa.t ~
l35 Meeting street. we
= whole kegs ENGLISH WHITE LEAD, 112 tbs
81 quarter kegs English wbite Iosd ID as N.
bnK Planta Ion Tools.
Conditions cash. sept IN
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE-
VIII Se sold at Public Auction. on tho nrst MON.
CIs1endon sGem0er an0t aon; 10 tho Town of Manning
Tho following LOTS OF LAND all s;u.t.a :.
H,a, ,aa county, being the property IN Assigned
"TowN PLACE"
This is the late residence OF Dr. Ingram ana
is located In tho most desirable portion OF tho ro
purtenauces are. we'll flushed dwelling, oontatpp-
Ing six rooms; outbuldipgs complato. consIstng oV
The pseo T basa 'IS 1S &c.
SGT out aboutten years ago. Altogether Is hand
some place. costing ten years ago about $4,000
"HoME TRAor."3 !;
This s an excellent and we'll settled tract of seS
seres C: land. situate about two miles from Man
!, Tho appurtenanoes consist OF dwelling house.
".'h oil necessary outbuildings, Iaborors' houses,
gin mouse, granary, stables, &c.
"coNYERs' TRACT"
This is o tract of 62o acres ofl7ud; Ills we'll set
tled and highly productive plantation. situate In
Fork OF Black RIVER" six miles from, Manning
'RosE BAY PLACE"
This Is ra,t of $40 acres of enc cotton and corn
land, situate within mile OF the Couyers; and ati-
joining the "oonyers' Tract" It Ia without settle.
ment.
''MoLEoD TRACT"
This is a tract Of 800 acres. An improved and val,
uaoe tract OF land situate in tho NFork of BLACK
RIVER, produces corn, cotton aud rice we'll ami IL
convenient to Manning aud Sumter the latter place
nrording one Of tho best markets In tho state.
MCKNIGHT PROPERTY"
This consists of q sorehouse dwelling and sut-
buildings. and Eve OF land in the Village of
sunmerton, near Wrighps BluG. santee River
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and two acre lot In tho Town OF Manning.
House contains four rooms lot well improved
small House aud kitchen and two acres Of land
| in tho Village OF Manning.
vacant lot.
TERMS OF SALE.
one-third Cash; the reminder on q credit of ono
and two years; the credit portion TO be secured by
bond OF the purchaser, with interest at the rate k
| seven per cent per aunum. and mortgage OF the
| premises sold. Purchasers 10 par for stamps ana
papers.
FROST & ADGER, for Assgnees,
Charleston, g. O.,
sept 20 oct&lS, novl ,815, 2l29. dcc<
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VIM. &. CoRwlN & CO.,
Sept 18 "a No. 275 King-street.
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Misffaanesus.

DO YOU WISH TO HAVE GOO.
APPETITE. relish ioT Food. and al perfect pIses-
tionf USE soLOMoNs, BrcTpRs
Sept IT smo,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-20

THIS DAY tMondsy.) 2oth instant at half.nast ~
l35 Meeting street.. w.
whole kegs ENGLISH WHITE LEAD 10 tha
10 hah kegs English White cad, 66 Tbs
u quarter Kegs English b White Lead, as lbs
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