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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

AiTSA STEAM FIRE ENGINE OoMpANY.-At
the forilcth anniversary meeting OF this com.
pany, held at their hall ON Tuesday evening, 18th
instant. the following officers were elected TO
serve for the ensuing year: F.. Willis, president;
L. u. boag, vicc-presdcnt; J. NcLeish, secretary;
Oran Bassctt, treasurer; G. G. Wightmun, ongi.
necr; T. ]. Lyons, first director; w. Webb, second
director; G. a. Won Dohlcn, third director; j. L.
wilson, fourth director; r. w. Seymour, solicitor;
A. Fitch. NJ. d., surgeon; Thos. Z. Watson, hall
keeper; Joseph williams, ]. G. Rabb, W. c. Feb.
renbach, A. Walton, axmen.
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d USIN NESS NOTI ES

v0N SANTEN has beautiful assortment of
opera glasses which would mako admirable pres
cnts for Christmas. and can be used with telling
effect ut the Academy Of Music. No theatre
habltuc should be without q lOrgnettc, and Won
Santen oan accommodate the mos. fastldlous.
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SALE OF STATE STOCKS AND BoNDS.-Atten-
uon Is directed to the sale Of State stocks md
bonds advertised by Nr. 3. G. Hack. These
securities are now under legislative consideration
for exchange and funding, having been issued
during tue war, but not for war purposes.
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C.uM9S.-A gong In the saloon attached to
the Academy OF Music Is sounded three minutes
before the curtain rises. afYording the refresh.
meht seekers ample time to regain their seats be.
fore the play commences.
Yesterday WAS wet aud cold, and dlsagrcoab,e
contrast to the sunslliny days that preceded It,
The books for the transfer OF Stnte stock Will,
be closed AT the trcasurers office from the 18th
instant to the LIST OF January, In order to prepare
the interest account dine on the lat prox,mo.
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PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CAIoLINA-The
foiio7ing named gentlemen have recently been
elected drcctofs to supply vacancies In the board
OF the Peoples Bank OF Sonth Carolina: John
HancSci W. Y. l.citch, Albert LengnIck, Jacob
Small, c. l.. Burckmcyer, and j. B. +. Sloan;
John Is. Lail'te president, vice James s. Glbhes,
resigned; James u. Belts cashier. vice II. @. Lo-
per, resigned.
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a GREAT SToRY.--ln another part of our pa
per viii bc found the opening chapters OF charm
ing story, bearing the attractive title of "Inlalo
Bl, King Of the Border Men," II is one of tho
most thrillingly exciting and Interesting ro.
man'es which We have ever read; and the lovers
OF romance will miss rich treat IL they neglect
to l"ruse il: One OF its chief attractions is that
it5 hero Is not myth. but real flesh and blood
charicte!, who is even now fighting the savagcs
on the Western plains
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By virtue OF q Dccretal Order made in the above
stated cause will sell before the Courthouse,
In Waitcr6oro', on MONDAY, the 3d OF January
next ensuing,
All that PLANTATION or TRACT or LAND,
Situate and being In the Parish OF ST. Bartholo-
news, County OF CoilctOn, on the line OF the Sa-
vannah and Charleston Railroad. commonly
north on land Of Major Charles Marley and on
land OF Maria Glover cast on land or the Rev.
Wm. D. Prentiss and on land formerly OF Maria
Croll, south on land Of Dr. Francis 8. Glover aud
ON land OF John w. Lewis, and OIL the aforesaid
lunu OF Charles Warley, containing between HOO
rice land, Saving and rcscrving the Cemetery OF
said PlaEtatIon.)
Tcrns-iialf cash: balance on credit OF twelve
montt3. purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
A. &. SHARPER, q. q. q.
Clerks 0nicc, Colleton County, December, 1869.
fpcl3
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REQ ULAR 81 EETING OF CITY
COUNCIL.

Prcsent--;he Mayor, Aldermen Gcddings, Potter,
Cunningham, Ceilings, Barrow, Vogt, arecnc,
Holloway, Hampton, l.. l.. Wall, l.. +. Wall, AMI
Howard.
The meeting was called to order ut 4 O'Clock.
The petition OF II. Rc,lan for q transfer Of tic
license OF IL. Mcts was referred to the Committee
on Licenses.
The petition or property Owpcrs along the line
OF King street for the construction of plank
road to the city lines, WAS on motion referred to
the Committee on Streets
The petition OF J. q. Jacobs TO erect \ steam cn-
glue OH Union Wharf, for the purpose OF loading
and unloading the baltimore line Of steamers,
was on motion referred to the Committee on
Steam Engines.
The petition OF Jno. w. Hall for junk shop IL
ccnsc, was referred to the Committee OH Licenses
The petition OF Vim. Lloyd to erect n wooden
She'd was referred to the Committee on Brick and
Wooden buildings.
The petition OF james Adger & Co., to erect q
steam engine on East Bay, was referred 10 the
Committee on Steam Engines
The petition OF Mr. Il. fcadon was referred to
the Committee on lighting the Streets.
The petition Of the door sentlnels on the police
force was laid OH the table.
The petition or Mr.. q. L. Ilushcs for the repair
ing OF Grccnhill street, was referred to the Com
miltec OH Streets.
The following petition of Manager Ford. for q
reduction OF the tax on the Academy OF Music,
was referred TO the Committee on Licenses:
To The Honorable Mayor ana Council Of the City
or Charleston:
most respectfully petition yonr honorable body
in relation to licenses OF public nmusements, and
ask that proper distinction be made between the
itincrant aud the local cntcrt ainmentS.
I most respectfully ask that for proper con-
slcraton IN the way OF q city llcensc-propor-
tomato to other licenses for other business pur-
| suits-i may be permitted TO conduct and carry
on the place known as the Academy Of Music, In
this city.
| wish to remain here, believing can make per-
mancnt amuscuicnts desirable, and I only ask
whut NIL the great cities north Of Charleston now
| give 10 the managers OF high.toncd permanent
| amuScmeniS.
begging. II you honor this with reference, an
| audience with your committee,
am, your obedCnt servant,
JOHN T. FORD,
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AAsoNIc EI.EcrIoN.-At the annual comm,l-
ntcasion OF Orange Lodge. No. II, A. F. H., held
Monday evening, December 13, 1909, the follow.
ing officers were elected and appointed to serve
Tor the ensuing Masonic year: Bros. thinner.
man Davis. W. NJ, vice G. lnglesby, declined;
Charles kerrlson, Jr., s. W., vice II. E. Brown,
declined; John r. Dcyeaux, j. W.; william f. Hon.
our. treasurer; Thomas S. Bee, secretary; william
Knox, s. d.; f. l.. Roche, j. D.; Glen E. Davis,
J. h. Womacki stewards; a. T. Porter, chaplain;
J. J. lcaslcy, tyler.
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Bt!.I. or MoRrALITr.-The mortuary report
FOR tho past week shows q total OF 1s deaths, 3
white and IL coiored. or the former were
adult females and . male infant. The colored
deaths were male and female adults, male
|6and femalc infants. Three certificates were re-
Geivci from last week, since that report but are
Rnot included in this statement.
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academy OF MUsIc.-The lisagrccablc
weather last evening prevented the appearance
OF the usual proportion or ladies In the audience
nj the Academy; hut those who were present
were amply repaid for having ventured out on 80
raw and damp IL night. "ChccRmate," )" the open.
Ing piece, written by Andrew Halliday, well
known as contributor to the London Punch.
has IL lively and wcll-dcfncd plot aud abounis In
Keen dialogue nnd droil situations. Miss Blanche
triumph. Whatever her success In burlcsque her
strongest point, NC think is in comedy. The per-
feet naturainess and quiet lady-lIke manner In
which she conducts the dialogue OF the play, was
refreshing to cars accustomed to the usual cSig-
gerated tone and boisterous dcmeanor OF the
stage. Cinderella passed or as gaily and as
smoothly AZ when first performed, Miss Ella sus.
tanning the part Of the rollicking Dandini In spirit
cd and graceful style.
For tonight VIC are to have "Back Eyed Sus.
an" with The threc-act comedy OF Every body IS
Friend" written by Sterling Coyne, OF London.
1t has had the run Of q year IN London, with
Mr. s. Clarke ibrother-in.law TO Edwin Booth)
us Major wellington de I,oots, staggering mill
ary bully, with the aspect OF lion and the pluck
OF mouse. Felix Featherly is "Evcrybody's
Friend, constantly, in his honest desire to serve
others, involving himself in trouble, like Gold
Smiths 'GOod-natured Man." The comedy Is full
OF very laughablc Incidents and has recently
been revived In New York, with much success.
Mr.. bishop appears as the doughty Major on this
occasion.
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BUSINESS ESvELorEs-TuE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous
anu. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on Ills
envelopes.
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A MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-A colorcd man, named
Maurice Ball, who was employed at the mari
works, on the Ashley River disappeared on the
30th of November, and his body was subsequently,
discovered noatng In the river by q coiored man
named Frank. Foul play was suspected, and an
Inquest will be held
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Aurtion 5airs-- Future Uans.
By SAMI.. c. BLACK.

COUTII CAROLINA STOCK.
~ On THURSDAY, 10th instant, at II O'Clock
Old rosiuicc. on broad street,
e$iuOoD STOCK OF STATE OF SOUTH CARO-.
I.lSh, Issued by the State 1T periods during :hc
Years 1851, 1867 aud 1863
AND
s25ej RONDS OF STATE OI SOUTH CAROLINA.
iSsic of ISL.
HcrnlS cash. UrclL
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JAMES RAMSAY DEAD.-Wc learn that James
Ramsay, son OF tho clerk OF the court, who WINS
SHOT on Wednesday last at Edgellcd Courthouse
In u d!fhculty with man by the name OF MurreI
died on Sunday afternoon mt two O'Clock. Muir
rc Is confined in Jail. Matters arc ali quiet In
Educ1nld
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TnE HOLIDAY TRADE.--As general rule,
the most extensive and liberal buyers OF holiday
goo!s do not put or their purchases until the
STOCKS have become low and the crowd so great
TINT they are unable to make satisfactory sclcc-
tions Indeed, as we happen to know some Of
the most desirable customers In that branch Of
tr;uc arc already on the lookout for souoenirs
OF the coming season. Dealers who propose TO
engage In it-and which Of them does not E.
Should therefore announce their attractions with.
out delay, II they wish to reap an early harvest.
We need hardly add, what they already know,
that the advertising columns OF THB NEWS, al
waYs rcncX OF the business Of the city, are con.
suited now more than ever by those desiring bar
gains In any branch Of trade.
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CITY A f Il A l II S /.
Meetings This Day.

Relief Loan Association, at half-past Z. N.
Tyre Lodge, NJ Z =. Al.
White workinsmcn, at haf-past +. NJ.
Hebrew Benevolent Societ at s y. n.
G. H., at half.past =. NJ
81. Andrews Society, at Pm
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RxAI. ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Lcitch & Bruins
Sold yesterday the following pieces Of property:
a house and lot at the corner OF King and Morris
streets for $4,000.
A house and lot on Coming street, in Ward No.
6, for $3.50.
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NEuRo KlI..ED.-Thc train on the Whining
ton and Manchester Railroad, coming north, ran
over and Killed negro at Sumter, s. c., Sunday
after Don about three O'Clock. The negro WAS
lying on the track, and is thonght to have been
drunk. Ills body was terribly mang!cd by the
trim
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KID GIovEs.--J. X. Read & Co. are now of
fering superior quality OF Ladies' Black Ki'
Gloves at 81 rs, and the long double buttonl do
at 81 IS pair. Every pair warranted
decl5 Wf2
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THIS CHEAPEST fEr.-The NEWS sob Office Is
now printing bill-hcads In the best style and on
nne pnpcr at s. SO per thousand. Merchants. think
OF its
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Co..ynarA.
DEcsAFEh il.iloN. GEO: S. BRYAN, PRasIDISG.-
George i. Gerding VS.. VIM. Wainc. Assumnst
sit, Campbell 4 Scabro0k. At a late hour the
Jury returned into court with the following 7er.
dict. viz: We find for the plaintln $1,000 ana
costs, without Interest upon the debt. 1t being
nearly IL i. NJ the counsel for the plaintlr said
The court would be Informed on Monday with its
leave, rs TO whit further action would be taEep
DECEMBER 13.-rhe Jurors answered to their
names az on Saturday.
N fiandoilt, survivor OF Plandolit Drotherj
VS.. Daniel II. SilcoH. Assumpsit, Porter 4 Conner:
non n-assumpsit r. w. Seymour Case ordered to
he docketed. on motion OF A. G. Haskell apDear.
Ing for Porter K Conner.
DISTRICT COURT.
FIX parte ]. 8. DeLoach, administrator, In re
Jeptha Gwinn. Registrars repore4 on petition to
set up lien.> w. Q. beatty pro pet. Report of
registrar was confirmed, and assignee ordered TO
port. '
Ex .parte ]. F. G. Dupre. OF AbbevIlle. Petition
IoT bnal discharge. Perrin Il Cotlran pro net
Rcierred TO w. J. Claws0n, registrar, for dnai
hearing.
EX parte w. u. Mister OF Spartanburg. Dobo
i Carlisle, pro pet. The judge, on motion and
Oh nearing report OF registrar, signed under seal
ccrtliicate and order OF discharge.
:, EX parte Thomas j. LaMottc, assignee, In re A.
NJ: liunt, bankrupt. Petition to SGT aside sale,
injunction, &c: Talley, Bachman & Waties, soil.
Gltors Ior petitioner. Pope & Picklng, contra.
me court, after hearing petition and answer anu
thc evidence and argument Of counsel continued
the case until tomorrow.
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By II. III. CATER.

by L. M. CATBN.
DOSITIYE SALE OF FANCY CHINA
l. Tea Sets anu Chamber Sets and every de-
scrpton OF Fancy Toys, Imported direct by way
Of New York.
Will he sold on FRIDAY, the nth instant, ON
the second floor, No. 22 yenduc Range, at 10
O'Clock
SETS Sc pieces, Fancy BuT CHINA TEA SETS
sets, ~ pieces, Fancy 1nlatd Gold Tea Sets
10 sets, So pieces, Fancy Orange and Gold Tea
Sets
sets, 4+ pieces, Fancy Spangcd and Gold Tea
Sets
| 20 Super Toilet Tets
| 10 sets Tctc-a -Tcte Sets
Fancy Toys OF all the new STYLES
| 100 French China Spittoons inlaid with gold.
Conditions cash on delivery. dccI4
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Owi. OuT.-The Individual who took the sill
yer owl from tho saloon nj the Academy OF Music,
will please return the same and avoid exposure.
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Auction Sales This Day.

j. & W. Knox will sell Mt their store, ut Z
O'Clock p. ~. remaining articles from Masonic
Fair.
Lctch & Bruins will sell at IL O'Clock, at their
oalcc, hot-housc sash.
Mics Drake will sell ut 10 O'Clock, ai his store,
clothing, dry goods, &c.
N. A. Hunt will sell, at 10 O'Clock, ut his store.
boots, shoes, &c.
X. NJ. Harshan & brother will sell n: half.pas.
10 o'clock. ut their Office, horses, mules, &c.
J. Fraser Maihewes will sell ut half-past 10
o'aluck, at his Office, work mule.
Vim. Mckay Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store.
furniture, stoves, &c
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FOR THE HoIIDAYs.-Cheap chromos, flnc
photographs, handsome picture frames, IL large
stock OF albums-cheapcr than hc.chcapest. Al
C. e. Fighters, No. 1Gl Klng street.
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Aurtion 6aIes- -Gbis Dan.
by MILES DRAKE.

TLOTfITNG, DRY GOODS, TOYS, HATS,
" Sc, &c.
THIS MORNING. nj 10 O'Clock | will sell al my
store. corner OF King AMI Liberty streets.
III Black and G; y BlsAVER UYERCOtrS
~ Black Cloth FrOcS Coats
81 CASHMERE Beaver AMI Saiinct Sack Goats
&c Cisiimcrc AMI Satine: Vests
$50 puir Cashmere. Beaver aud Satinct Pants
Al-Wool Long StawlS Nubias. Hoods, breakfast
Shuwls. Scarfs
Ladies', Mems and Misses Mcrino Hose
McrtnO Shirts and Drawers, White Shirts
l.: &. iiandkcrchcfS. crowlcy's S,iuui Thread
WAX Dolls, AcrObatJ, Figures. Toy SleghS
Finger Rings, Fancy Candy Foxes Watch S:cnds
Sleeve buttons. brooches, &c. &c.
10 Cnses, 60 dozen, Mems and BOYS Pclt and Wool
Hats.
On FRIDAY, l7th Instant, will sell 100 cases
DOOTS, shoes ana Hats. uGClJ
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, DECEMBER 10.
Present, Chief Jus,ic. Moses and Associate Jus.
tice Willard.
William H. Smith CT nj, VS.. Adams, Eros. ( Co.
Writ OF error III citation. Ordered to be docket
c,l.
Vt. a. Morehcah ct al, by next friend, vs. A. &
y. i. Orr, administrators CT al. lIr. Shand for
appellants; Mr. Dobo, contra; Hon L. Munro iu
reply.
Y. Go,helocE, eNccutrX, J. C. FarrOY ct uX vs..
James &. Bankhead. Mr.. ". II. Wallace read the
brief and commenced the argument for the an.
ellan'S, but was stopped by the court rs iinul
decree had not been rendered In the case.
W. IL. ~. fhoinaS. executor, ct nj, vs.. John W.
Kelly ct a. Mr. Brawicy read the brler and com
lnencGd The argument for the appellants I'D to
the hour Of adjournment.
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r, S It a 4 E S A l. E.

On TUESDAY, the 21st proximo. nj tile Courthouse.
IN Georgetown. S. c., ut 12 O'Clock NJ. will be
sold at Public Auction
All that valuable PLANTATION known as Lark
iil lhle tho property of Mrs. Eliza T. HeriOt.
situated on Black River IN Georgetown County,
containing 0lt acres OF Swamp Land, most OF
High Land, be the same more or less.
Terms OF Sale-Onc-thlrd cash: balance In one
TWO anu three years, secured by bonds AMI mort.
gage OF The property. Purchaser to pay for IN.
pcrs anu stamps. P0ss ssion given on first Jaau.
AIRY, 1870. EDWARD N. TiiUI,STOSl
Qualified Executor of Eliza M. ieriot.
dec1 ws6 "
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CHARLESTON ANCIENT ARTILLERY SocIErY.-
Al the nth anniversary meeting OF the Charleston
Ancient Artillery Society, held yesterday, the 18th
Instant, the following officers were unanimously
elected to serve for the ensuing year, viz: c. n.
Furman, president; Richard Yeadon, vice. .presl.
dent; Oliaries p Frazer, secretary and treasurer,
vice James o'Eeai Esq, the late treasurer, who
declined q ro-clsction; John G. Hon, A. L. Toblas.
stewards. Committee on Carbohydrates p. Fra.
1er. John G. Hon. r. G. GaIliard, J. B. Patrick.
Committee on Accounts-Flectwood Lanneau, A..
l.. Tobias, VIM. f. Rowland, VIM. whaIcy, and s.
Hart, Sr.
FAIsH 1aPRTsoNMsST.-A stranger In this
oily, who was Imprisoned by his landlord for non.
payment OF his board bill, while In durance re-.
oetycd large remittance from tho North, and
soon enocted his release. He was arrested on a
suspicion that he was about to dccamp, but It
has since transpired TINT lie Is quito wealthy, and
WAS only laboring under temporary embarrass.
mont, caused by the non.recelpt OF funds. A
limb OF the law ondeayored to effect his release
on writ OF habeas corpus. but failed, and that
desired end was only attained by some friends.
who promptly telegraphed tie news OF his un !.
pleasant situation to the North,
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fjarowarc, @nt!erp, &e.
@nns, Pistols, &e.


q U N S! G NSl GUMS!
the subscriber has received by the steamship
"Marmora," direct from I,lycrp0ol. a fine aasort
ment OF Double and Single barrel SPORTING
GUNS, made expressly to order In England.
Breech Leaders from $50 to Si76
70 3I5. w.
With q full assortment OF Powder Plasys, Shot
Bags, Caps, Wads, GunpSwder and Shot.
y. GIsAYELRY,
No, 81 EaSt Hay,
neo' thSmWs5 South OF the Old PostoIiicc.
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TLEMING'S WORM COMPETITIONS.
Il CSAET0NlNE.)

They are purely vegetable, safc ana sure. ras
best In use. For sale by DR.. II. BAER
No. 1sl Meeting street.
ooS Wholesale AgSak
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by j. & w. KNOX,
No. $50 Meeting Street.
CATALOGUE SALE AT MASONIC
" HALL.
We will sell THIS DAY, December 18th, at ]
O'Clock +. NJ,
ARTICLES rcmairing from Masonic FAIR COM
prisinE Pictures. Stationery, Parian Marble, 10
hemian and China Vases, Silver Plated Ware,
Embroidered Goods, Household Articles, useful
and ornamental; Toys, Jcilics, Preserved Fruits,
Vegetables Japanese Goods &c. &c.
Open for exhibition AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to 4
O'Clock 7. NJ. Articles to he removed hmm elt ely
Terms cash dccI5
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by II. NJ. MARSHALL g. BROTHER.
IN NJ n n st MA 1T n NJ n c

On THURSDAY, 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock, will
be sold ut our 0flcC, No. j3 Broad street.
A LOT OF GENUINE DIAMONDS, consisting or La
Rings &c. Guaranteed us represented, or 40
sale. Conditions cash. They can he Inspected on
day Of sale from O'Clock decl2
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BY ID. c. pEfXOTTO & SON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION

Hy virtue OF. an order OF SALE to ME directed. by
tEe Hon. Georges. Bryan, Judge of the United
SLatcS District Court for the District OF SOuth
SarOlna. VIII offer for sale at public Auction
ON MONDAY, the 3il day or January 1870 nt the
courthouse, " The City or Columbia, at 10
An that LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL. OF LAND.
manning thereon, situate lying and being In the
City Gl Columbia, and situate aforesaid and ,ity
cribeu IN II conveyance thereof from John l.
hHisicT 10 BenJainln +. Evans & Harvey Cops.
We'll dated the 2aih day OF August a. d.. ISG3
recorded In the Mcsnc Conveyance oi,ice
liccc, Parcel or Tnct OF Land, cOntnIntnp three
acres and half Of an acre Uf land be tile snino
more or less, situated in the CITY OF Columbia
ana bollnuet on the north by Lady street. and on
tue sOuth by Gerrals street, and on the west by
nuger street, ana Oh the east In part, by Pulaski
street, anu In part by Hannah and Amelia Bugvis
land. 90
The same to be sold free from all lien or eneum
brancc.
Terms OF Salc-One third cash; balance on n
creuit OF one. TWO ami three years. secured bY
DOnu OF purchaser bearing interest mt tho rate or
seven per cent. per annum from the day OF sale
payable annually, and mortgage OF premises
furcnhser 10 pay assignee Tor papers and stamps.
q. iEtlERT SASS.
Assignee OF Evans & Cogswcll.
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR IN BANKEUrroY.
CHARIESTON, =. e.
Pursuant to the order OF the court in the above
case, notice IL hereby given to all creditors claim
ing any lien upon the property above describrtl
70 come In and prove their claims, before mo- on
or b0l0re the first Monday In January, A. d. 1870
IN default thereof to be forever barred from and
Of the same. JULIUS G. CAKpENTEW "
.eolS umllo Rnghirur.
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EAL ESTATE SALE.

LAURENCE w. O'IIEAR. ASSIGNEE OF O'HKAR.
ROPER & SrOEHf, vs. JAMES SANDERS,
SAMUEL, SllETTAR AND UTIIElsS-Illh.
FUk FOItECl.OSURE. SALE
AND RELIEF.
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Alderman Gcddings presented the quarterly
report OF the City Treasurer, which was ordered
In bp pnbli abed
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