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FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE.
DRUG STORE FOB SALE Inquire At the
y corner OF 10th and n streets. su2s-3ts
EOR sALE-Three GLASS SHOW CASES. In
House. o"A nAn 0iO'nifs
IsAk sAAkIA "a email .%Ss,, .ilI purchase the
very low. Inauirs :. Star oSsse. ''D % aus 81 "'
s4t sos .aa sHo0k &C.. .5a s.
ol .Urs aes in
sis sili here see his CHARGE. Address B. Post OF
FOB SAL! GHiAP-A second hand family
ssss.:a Ssss s ss s1sss RI s:s
SALE aSyy hSVTIs g 3 3 q SaKFss T
once. auStf
For SALE OHEAP-The WHITE HOUs.
nns nssr Az n situated on New Jersey
| ARGE,sIZL a.s TT, EMPTY BoXEs FOR SALE
~ Al YAK Hall, 400 9TH street eu q 6t
hands high; cannot be surpassed for style IN
opsa sESaS 'sf sissrE ss HxR
NESS. SADDLE, and WHIP The Whole ootf,
uher Sss the ss ss has no
PRiOEs stables, 9th street, between q and La.
+ TABLE. Inquire Of Z. B. CLARK, ss9eI
street, corner M south jy ~ n
THE LARGEsT AsR BxsT Ass0RfMEET
STOVES. p.ro,s
hASshs' and ruRsAors3
this side OF PhilsdelrhIa.
suEIw 223 Penn's a1en ae, near III street.
LOyERINa's
ORUSHlD, POWDERED,
AND GRANULArED SUGARS, II Cts;
SOFT WHITE SUGARS, I6 Cts;
LONDON ALE sroETs PSE EoAEH.r AER POTTER. sa.1s
BEST BRANDS CALIFORNIA WINES ONLY
81 PEk BOTTLE;
GOOD COOKING dsH4SS BHAsIr osLY So PER
At wITMERs.
119 Pennsylvania avenue,
au24 Between 18th and 18th streets.
MN KNAB8 & co.'s CELEBRATED ri
and sESoEb s. RsIhlsss6 fFsR fiRSSs st t. i,s
TO SSW rosewood ORGAN, by Prince ,VvNvv
msss oEasSSs siS Il and sS and
tor tale HId p; rent cheaper than =, ether place
no osoIe no. ass llth street, above
su Sim F.O. REICHBNBAoH.
cor HIP.
The undermined have this day entered into 60.
RotRsEsep 1Sr tse PEsPsse ps sseaectins the
title title, Of but %BUTLER hARTIHt At no ssi TN
August IS. 1859. t.ua4 et.I g.. m3EfiH.
FOB LIVERPOOk AND QOEENsTOWN.
Inm.n Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from New
York EVERY SATURDAY ana L.
TERh1IE iUEsDAYs. 1TfE
1rssns ssns.' .Ss sss s e cens.sss ens Sp England
Aasp. iuj nfGI"s;is, aHly e John C. DALE.
.u,41 SxxsSEks; xs.sIs S;s..
CHoICE FRUITs. -
Lem nov receiving cons snn.pts Of choice, fresh
:.d 2!s so; sns Edo hSv.
sL4Sk ses si sSLpES 81 Il faAsBuRss,l
iSns. iSnH.sHs5sii sftbsiSSSss.V SSSSsVSE4Hs~ VSSa4ss~sAs. ao n,
"eo!ssHls sess 4. And retail ss J. PaaiAsssoMs. 70
PIsA4HsSMsA, SHTs oRSAss; ss; MG.IC, MgsI01L N.
:,sss ss:: ss:ss:s;:ss
One ssssss f:s: ed s: assS 3
EIrises vesyips cot ei!xo.
ne .ss. e T:i .sssi. ana
spesinsd time Instrunsnt, rsRs!rsd.
sos Penn svsnus. nsaf fsnah street.
r. a. BoswKLL, a.zs
49, JUSTICE OF TIE PIAOB,
1 0ncs-H2s " stssss west, near g. ssutA.
L.aaIore and ssnaat end eivfl basinsss
2 xhe, Decd, Esasss, Morsesess 81 WIN aul,
00cs oDsn from Sc. n. teS -. daily.
a18-6 -. C1epubncanl -
ETOALLW WHO III CIGARs AHD TOBACCO.
: --rsssz w. =. CHAHDLKI,
WHOLIeALD DnALED IN CIGARS AID
sc Ir &sgl TOBACCO, 49, -
Undsr ths Ibbftt Ho1as, eornsr y and len sts i.
invite yoa 20 e1ve him . ea.t Dromihns slr and
Rn sos 5sScns:: Sassss OF I'll Grades, ron On 10
.1S-I!;fEHSoAsh = NJ prices sr. zoo close
70 euow slne. jyu-@
MULe' CAfAWBA WIT.
Nl.,,Ir Prom Cen Mills, OF saadasky.
YerfectV pare and rarely OurposSod b -
! D. RlaS = A 40
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1NHE LARGEsT AM. BxsT ASSORTMENT
STOVES,
0 and FuRNAors
this side OF PhilsdelIhi
H. L GREGORY,
euA-lw S29 Penn aven ae, near 7th street.
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Will NOT BE RENTED
uS FOR COLORED EXCURSIONS
JOSEPH II. SHAFFIDLD, Proprietor

PLEASE TAKE NOTIOE
uS that the ual sale of seats will take place
At the SYNAGOGUE. next SUNDAY, August %,
1882 at o. and after that day until ee ptemb
5th, seats can be had from ADOLPH ADLER, ri.
nanefal Secretary. 3l1 Penn. avenue. AUS ST.
N~TRE TRUsTEIe OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
S for the FOURTH DISTRICT will Issue
tickets for admission to the hools Of that DIS
nict at the 6ramm N School BuildinG, on 9Th st.
west, between and streets south Of o'clock
.; e; m on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, September
"a and Sd. oS-td
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r xAsr wRssissGSSy
81 .1s street; Fs7y isrdJ 70 H5sSow ss ii m
W119gERHY W19nIIE6N y; Z =; oaUaCH;;3PTe.ehips
ST::i.:; TSts7 !. dssfi next week s.;ss
Sbs4 a THF ;b
s m The 1" services vii con.i.s Of ,ins.
ana q, shs on 5y the chiIdrsn and short
% ALTON Of this city desiring to secure
tickets to the West at reduced rates now do 30
dent of :. the once Of psss
& ldvards. No AZ street. 1t
n~THE sUBsCRlBeR,W WHO 0AN BI
M; CLAkK, fSrmeriy of the firm Of CLARK &
- .,-.s ns" ,a.o a~ BACON. of Georgia.
Ms N DmAMs0nIGoA AZ "a called Oo@ma mic alton Of
Ming. August 18th, at o clock, to make ar anRs
ments for the funeral of our deceased Brothsr,
ID CHARLES HApAwAY, WIN.
W PI0SEER OoUsCfL, No. % L. Sons OF Of
f5is iSssissS AZ 1ssa:s %ss;sRE an an
aa S os clause
~ order OF " the = Council s...
II w. H. IOUN6, secretary Bro tenn.
%RELIABLE DRUGS, CHBMICA Ais AND
S PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
always on hand New Remedies constantly re.
' prescriptions i',f191Is Tn9Eos ssGpSEscsdsd' SESs at
PHARMlCY,
- Corner 7th and streets,
1T OPP Post and Patent Ohices.
nTIOR THE FINEST LIFE LIKE LIKE-
US NESsEs. all sizes and etyles plain And
coIorea from card to life size also of living or de-
ceased friends, from old Dsguerreotypes or other
ored. go to WHITEHU RsT's. 1915 Pa ave,
bet "a and Ah sts. Cheapest first class Gslery in
the United States. Facilities unsur passed a1s-st.
rFRRE UNITABIAN sERVIOEs-The
w free National Church of Christ will hold
services in the Common Council Chamber City
Hall, TO morrow SUNDAY at IL O'Clock a. m
AM .. In; Rev.W Fl. Oudworth, of Boston, will
Ing TO knOvledee-n In the evening, 1.-The guest
chamber Of Jesus" The public are cordially in.
yited 10 attend. IL
THEADQ0ARTIRs LYON POST, No. 9
H DEPT POTOMAC, G. A. r.,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Aug. n, 1859.
NOTICE 10 hereby given members Of this Post thu
especial meeting will be held ct Grand Army Hall,
DAY, the 3lst instant, at O'Clock D. m. Ali mem
bers entitled to grades under the new reRuls ons
not present will forfeit their memtership By or.
der Of CHAS. B. BROWN Com mander
D. U. JOHANNES, AdJutant. al 2S-9t-
nToLYMONT Will NOT BE R1NTID
uS FOB COLORED EXCURSIONS
JOSEPH II. SHAFFI1LD, Proprietor.
~lsRAELITEe PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
1T the SYNAGOGUE, next SUNDAY, Aueust 20.
1889, at and after th at day until re pteIn her
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The undersigned offer for sale that valuable
MILL wharf PR0PBRTY situated AZ the
foet Of street, in the city OF Washington. The
improvements consist Of q large four story stone
mill run BY steam. with extensive sheds attached
thereto, now used for the menufacture of ferti.
iizers In the upper portion of the mill are ex-
tensive toap boilers and the necessary machinery
capable of manufacturing one hundred thousasd
ClO,O0l pounds Of soap per month. The wharf
property on which the mill is situated. has front
OF $40 feet en- the Potomac river. and Q depth OF
10 feet to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal There
is large crane and Q frame Warehouse on the
river front This property is considered the meat
valuable for manufacturing purposes in the CITY
Of " ashing Title fndisputabie
For price and terms apply to
DOD6E McLELLAN,
Trustees Of Morgan q Rhinehart,
Au9-In 21OF street
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JkUPVsALS fVb sUbsIbTENCE STOKES.
OFFICE CHEF CoNMIssARY OF SrbsIsTERCR,)
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
RICHMOND, VA, August IS, 1859
Sealed proposals Tin duplicated will be recei we'd
at this ONCE until IL m. on MONDAY, Septem-
ber ~, 1859, for supplying the following ar.
ticles, viz
lOa barrels Extra Flour.
q half barrels Family" Flour,
1900 pou nds Salt,
80 pounds Adaman tine Candles.
Conditions, &C., a. heretofore.
Bvt. Ma. & Chief Commssary Subsistence.
AUS Ct First Military District,
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Sherif's s Sale.

LIT Levin, Administrator. rs. G " Rawls, VIM
II Rawls. James Rawls, and G v Antwerp.
BIZ for sale of Real Estate. DO! .s.,lt
TN pursuance OF tho deeretal order Of tho
Il Circuit Court. sitting In Equity, will sell,
OH the FIRST MONDAY in December next, In
front Of the Court House in Columbia, within
the legal hours, the following property, to wit:
All that HOUSE AND LOT in the city Of Co.
lumbia. situate on the corner of Lady and
Gates streets, containing ons acre, more or
less, and bounded on the North by William
Smiths lot; on the East by Richard Tozer and
John Agnew CO.; on tho South by Lady
street, and on the West by Gates street.
ALSO,
The House and Lot in the city Of Columbia,
situate on the corner of Marion and Taylor
streets, and bounded on the North BY;
on he East by Marion street; OH the South by
Taylor street, and on the West by VIM T Wal
ter's lot.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- fourth OF the purchase
money to be paid In cash; the balance on q
credit OF one, two and three years, secured by
bond and mortgage OF the premises, with two
or more good sureties, interest PAYABLE annu-
ally. PF FRAZEE, SRC.
Nov IA NTH
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Assignee's Sale.

- In the matter Of G. A. Scott, Bankrupt.
BY D. C. PEIxoTro SON, AucriosKrns.
H(f virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed
- by the Hon. George 8. Brysn, Judge of
tho United States District Court for the Dis.
trict OF South Carolina, will seii, before the
COURT House in Columbia, at n O'Clock. on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of December noxt, the
real property OF the said bankrupt estate, 10
wit:
All that tract Of LAND, situate at Kingville,
In Richland County, containing l25 acres,
more 0. lese; bounded By lands of Jsmss Fl
Soay. W Mitchell and tho South Caroline Rail.
road Company. This tract is Immediately at
Kingville Depot, and has q comfortable Cot.
tage residence, Kitchen. Stable, etc
ALSO.
All that traot of Land, In Richlsnd County.
containing 90 acres, moro or less, bounded by
lands Of the estate OF John r Brown. Corne-
Illus Mcleod, John Scott JOHN Bates and Jss
Seay. 80. - -
ALso,
All that tract Of Land, in Eichland County.
containing AZ 40 acres, more or less, bound.
ed by lands Of Edward Garner, Wcks. wood
ward, and others. This tract contains fne
orchard Of Pesch Trees and vineyard OF
about 500 Vines, of choice varieties, in full
bearing, with all tho necessary buildings Of n
comfortable farm.
Terms made known in future advertise a, ont
Nov IA ma T. ]. LAHOTTE. Assignee.
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Assignee's Sale.

In tho " matter of A. NJ. Hunt. Bankrupt.
BY d. q. PEIXOTTO j. SON, AuorIoNrEno
10y virtue CT an order Of Gale TO Inc directed
I'D by the Hon. Geoi 60 8. Bryan, Judge Of
the United States District Court for tho Oim-
trict OF South Carolina, l will sell. before the
Court House in Columbin, at II o'clock A. NJ,
on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of December next,
the following real pro perty, belonging to said
Bankrupt estate, to wit:
All that Plantation or Tract Ut Land, living
in Richland, on the waters Of Cedar Creek,
near Gadsdsn, containing Ss6 acres, more OF
less, bounded North by lands OF the south Ga.
rolina heilroad Company; East by lsnds for
merly nf l.. Woodward and Isom Woodward
Sonth by tho Weston Tract, and west by lands
OF heirs OF Il. j. Adams. L
ALSO,
All that Plantation lying in Mchland, immo.
diately South OF tho above described tract
known as the weston Tract" containing TIA
acres. and bounded by lands OF Iaom Wood
ward, Spigner, Bates, and by the Congaree
River and Cedar Creek.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half cash, balance oi
purchase money payable in twelve months
with interest from day of sale, secured by bono
and mortgage OF premiues sold. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps.
Nov X ma THOS. J.'LAMOTTE Assiquee
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Sherif's Sale.

J. Robert Seay, Executor, rs. William F. Seay,
Edwin L. Williams and wife, and others.
TN pursuance OF tho decretal order OF the
IL Court OF Common Pleas, sitting in Equity
in tho above case. will sell, on the first MON
DAY, (the 9Th day. or December next, in front
OF the Court House, in Columbia, within tho
legal hours,
County OF RichIsnd. near Kin9ville, belonging
to the estate OF tho late James Fl. Seav. de-
ceased; the said Plantation comprising 2, 35S
acres. moro or less. cohsisting of several sepa.
rate parcels. The Plantation will be sold iu
ono body; and plat thereof may bic seen on
lilc in the Office of the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, in connection with proceedings
in the above case.
TEnMs.-Cash sufficient to pay tho costs OF
proceedings and OF sale. aud 0ne-fourth Of the
remainder OF tho purchasc moneys the balance
of the purchase money in three instalments,
with int. rest from. the day of sale; to be as-
cured by bond. with good personal securities,
and mortgage Of the premises. Possession
10 be given on the 1st OF January next Pur-
chaser to pay tho costs Of executing titles,
bonds and mortgage. including otamps.
Nov IA NTH II. F. FRAXEE, 8. r. G.
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Assignee'a Sale.

In the matter Of Gilbert Garner, Bankrupt.
ny D. @. PBTxoTTo / soN, ACCIIoNEEnB.
10Y virtue OF an order Of sale, to me directed
.D by the Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge OF
the United States District Court, for the Dis
trict OF South Carolina. I will sell, before the
Court House i'll Columbia, at IL O'clock, on
MONDAY. tho 9Th day Of December next, the
following real property, belonging to the said
bankrupt estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel OF LAND. situate in
Richland County, containing !, $50 acres, .aore
or lees; bounded by lands of Clarkson, South
Carolina Railroad, Thomas n Brown and the
Wateree River.
This place ia highly improved, with good
residence. substantial quarters for laborers,
cotton screw, gin house, and every appliance
Of frat class plantation, together with about
800 or 800 acres Of open land. The Camden
Branch OF South CArolins Railroad forms one
OF the boundary lines. and Clarkson's Depot
Is Mt one corner of the plantation.
ALSO,
A tract OF Land. In Riohland County. known
40 the sand-hill Place, containing IS acres,
moro or less; bounded by lands Of Woodw ard
Adams. L Garner. and others. On this place
is handsome Cottage and all appurte a ants
OF q comfortable residence
Terme made known In future advertise IN e Mt.
Nov IA n,4 T. J. LAMOTTE. Assignee.
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Sherif's Sale.

D. B. peSaussure for the use Of D. B. Miller,
G. @. p, us Patrick Cantwell. to fore
close mortgage.
TN pursuance Of the decretal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, will cell.
on the first MONDAY in .Dccember next, in
front Of the Court House, in Columbis. within
the legal hours, 81
bis, containing one aero, and bounded as fol.
lows: On the North by Blanding etreet; on the
East by Joe Cyrus and John Englilh; on the
South by Taylor street; aud ON the Weet by
divided and sold in four equal parts,
TERMS OF SALE.-Oash sufficient TO pay the
cost Of suit and expenses OF sale; also, the COM
plainant's solicitors fee; the balance ON Gre
Git Of one year, secured by bond and mort
stamps aud papers. .- 7. F. FRAZEE,
Nov II nth s. II. q,
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Sheriff''s Sale.

John W Parker, Executor Of James T Mundu,
deceased, us. Ann e Munds ct nl-Bl for
Relief dc.
TN pursuance OF the decretal order Of the
l. Circnit Court, sitting in Equity, will sell.
on the FIRST MONDAY in December next, in
front OF the Court House in Columbia, within
the legal hours.
All that HOUSE AID LOT in the city OF CO.
lumbia, situate oil the corner OF Lumber and
Assembly streets, containing two-thirds OF an
aero. more or less. bou"ded South by Jerome
u Millers lot; West by James CAthcert's lot;
North by Lumber atrect, and East BY Assem-.
bly, street.
TERMS OF SALE.--One- third cashi the ba-
lance i'll ono and two years, with interest from
de? ~ sale, payable annually, secured by bond
and ~ rrtgags. The purchaser to insure the
same and assign the policy and pay for stamps
and papers. + p FRAEEE, 8 r O.
Nov II . NTH
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M1NurAcruarNa m rHn sourH -Tb

/ MANUFAcTUR1Na IN THE South. The
editor OF the Newburyport (Mass.) He
raid who ID. we'll posted up in the manu-
featuring business, living. as he does, at
the mouth OF the Merrimac River. which
turns more spindles probably than any
river in tho world-Oonoord, Amoskeag,
Manchester, Lowell, Nashua, Lawrence,
Hayerhin, and other great manufactur-
ing cities OF Observation-Disclosures speaks
Of the manufacturing prospects in the
South: -Gs-
There is mania ut the South for
cotton mills. They are going up by scores
in Georgia and Alabama, which States
will soon be able to supply the South
With all the coarse cotton they need, and
itis mot impossible that Southern cot
IONS will be in the Boston market within
seven years. We have seen greater
changes in trade in other directions than
this would be. The only trouble with
manufacturing in the South heretofore
has been the want of proper operatives
Slaves could not be worked in factories;
free blacks were good for nothing, and
free whites were no better for such pur-
poses. There was prejudice against
factory labor, and there was no foreign
immigration to remove it. Hereafter it
will mot be so. There will be large eni-
grafton from the North and from Eu-
rope. It will be larger in seven years
from this date than people dream of now.
Some blacks will be fitted for the work,
or, il not. Chinese will come in who will
be admirably adapted to such employ
ment. This will push Southern manu-
faotnres to be competitors with those OF
the North, and when they have trained
their hands upon coarse work, they will
easily pass to fine goods. Water power
is abundant there, and cheap. so is coal;
and the cotton grows in the shade of the
factory, and can be had cheaper than
here. The only trouble seems TO be that
manufacturing is already overdone.
England and the United States each pro-
duce more goods than can well be dis
posed of; but the. South win be able to
nnderssll them in their Southern and
Western markets, and our manufacturers
will have no defence against such COM
petition"
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For Sale.

DICKSO Ms IMPROVED COTTON SEED.
GR0WN from Seed purchased directly of
VI Mr.. David Dickson, in 1867, and carefully
preserved from mixing OK adnlteration with
other seed. ', = ~
will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order,
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolins Rail-
road, at s2.0e per bushal, for any amount un :
der bushels, or ut 1,50 per bushel, for all
amounts in excess Of bushels.
a. P.AMAKER, st. Matthew's, s. @.
respectfully refer to the below named gem
tlemen. who purchased Seed OF me last spring,
tor inform alton touching the purity and supe-
wyn, DR.. A! r. Tabcr, Fort Motto p. III. Hou-
scr, ESQ.,, and YIN; Paullipg, Esq, st. Mat
thew'si I. T. Beekwith, Esq., Jamisons; and
Captain +. Il: ". Briggmn nm an W; B. Muller,
Esq. OranEebnrg CourtHonse all ct Orange
burg County, q. a. A. r A.
Nov 8 .t... .. J,noE
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4 8 sllSg z e z n 5a

|. W lSl8ler 3 q y 81 z 8 e y :
Under order Of Judge Of Probate. W. W.
Coogler. administrators. vs. John n. McEl.
TS sGrss fs wm. Hut.
douSs, aSn Tss as&s q ssss MoapaH S5 sHsps q
December next, in front Of the Court House.
inEplu6bia, Within nkhelSg gal hours;
Al that Trset Of EAND,fn Hiohlahd County
containing four hupdsed and thirty-two 9s-l66
the4raet Of John II. Nc cEluee, hast 6y sands
ofJameB Dougias; South by lands Of Rennatds
Thomas; aud West by lands OF Eli Killian.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, iii 80 much
be nece ssary to psy the debts Of the estate Of
the said VIM. c, Coogler,} and tho costs and
expenses Of the proceedings. and the balance
bond and mortgage, with personal security.
Should as much one-half OF the purchase
money be paid, thopersonal security viii not
;be required. Purchaser to pay for stamps aud
papers. p. F. FRAZEE, =. Il. G.
Nov IA NTH
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- y =, II tl5asea ana LoiH sliEN
~ BY p.sgS SaHgsZeygo % geN.I'

! ~ SBY y 20; SnHzEeTgo % Sect
On MONDAY & bi HhcsfnBsr Hext. in
;nl,5a,s ;iTgss q u shs s n shs u 10
u..V Assss ss d a 81 shssssR, 4 South
fronting and, b6nhded ron tie EaSt by G Gstes
more OF less; North Ny Washington. street,
running back thereon 102 feet inches, more OF
less; South by Walsh. West by estate Of Beard.
-! 49, ALso, '''(
All that Lot. with Cottage thereon, fronting
and bounded on the North by Washington
street, .meaauring thereon Sc feet. more or
less; East by lot above described, running
back 90 feet 9 .inebes, more or!leas; South by
Walsh and West by lot or A. Richardson. On
each OF these premises are all necessary out
buildings.
TERMs.-One-tbird cash. balance in one and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage OF
premises, with interest nom day OF salo.
Buildings to be insured and policy 70 be as
signed. Purchasers to pay Us for pspers and
stamps. ' Nov 81
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Desirable Plantation.
BY D. G. PEiXOTTO G. SON,

ON MONDAY MORNING, 9th December, in
front OF the Conrt House, in this city, at 10
O'Clock, NC will sell,
All that TRACT ct LAND. known as the
"Wiliiams' Tract" situate, lying and being in
the County OF Mohland: containing l25 acres,
mora OF less, and bounded on thei North by
lands OF the estate OF NJ. Il. Singleton; East by
Watereo River; South by lands OF T. b. Clark
son; and West by lands of the cutate ct Il. Il.
Singleton.
This is also a desirable tract, very protiuc-
tive OF Cotton and Corn, and is good oppor-
Nov IA 1S2IDl5
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SheriTs Sale,

ID me directed. will cell. on tho first MON.
DAY in December next, in front Of the Court
House. in Columbia, within the legal hours,
All that valuable square OF LAND. In the
city or Columbia. containing four acres;
bounded by ASST tmbly, Divine, Gates and
Blossom streets. There are three Cottages Of
three rooms each and two OF four rooms acl,
on the place. whh excellent Well OF Water
Levied on as the >broperty Of John Il vim, at
the anit Of William Mc(i uinnis Us John Irwin
Terms cash. T. F. FRAZEE, q. r. C.
Nov Il NTH
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-28
Guns and Ammunition.

l respectfully inform my
TX friends and the public in general
athat have just received a fine
VAssOrtment of DOUBLE AND
SINGLE-BARRELED GUNS, Breach oading
Guns, simple make, from the best Euroreat,
manufacturers, Repeaters Of ell descriptions,
Powder Flnsks, Shot Pouches, Caps, Powder
Shot and Cutlery, which offor to sell at rea.
sonable prices. Guns made to order. Repair
ing done and warranted. Mt short notice
Nov IL =. w. KRAFT. Main street
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Desirable I';ontali0n.
BY D. C. PEIxOTTO G SON

o y MONDAY, 9th December. in front OF the
will sell:
All that Plantation or Tract OF LAND, known
as "Red Oak" situated, lying and being in the
County OF sRichand. containing 454 acres,
more or less, aud bounded ON the North by
lands of T B Clarkson, East by lands Of M
Clarkson, South by lands OF II g Clarkson and
West by lands Of - Shoolbrcd.
The above being desirable plantation is
worthy the attention OF those desiring to pur-
chase. Terms at sale. .-. -Novl4l825DJ5