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or all Kinds OF Book and job Printing. Fully pro.
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Auction Sales This Day.

s. G. Black will sell ut IL o'clock, at the old
postOfcc, bonds and stocks.
z. B. 0akcs will sell nj IL O'CLOCK st the old post
OGlcc, valuable real estate.
i. nj. Marshall & Brother will sell at IL O'Clock,
At their office. q lot OF diamonds.
II. & A. p. Caldwell viii sell Mt hulf.past o
o'clock, ut their store, beef, butter, sc.
RiocIc Sohachtc Will sell at half.past O'Clock,
at ticir store, butter, cheese SC.
John q. Minor & Co. VIII sell at his store, ut 10
O'Clock, hats, clothing, &c.
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By HOLMES g. MACBETH,

GALE AT DRAYTON HALL PLANTA-
~ TION.
viii bc sold positively on SATURDAY next, the
ISM December, ut Drayton Hall Plantation, on
Ashley River. the following Artcles:
One ~ 2o.horse ENGINE, with Cylinder Boilers
TWO ~ Phosphate Washers With Gearing COM
One ~ I.ehby Pump, capacity 1900 gallons per
Minute
Two t2l Iift Pumps
One til lteows anil sundry Blacksinths' Tools
Four az Phosphate Cars
Wheclbarrows, Shovcls, Picks &c.
TWO (2l pair Plat form Scales 600 Lbs. eacl,
Sets Harness
Wagon, Carts
l'ellng for running washers and pumps
Lot Old Iron, Timber, Ic.
One III Soar Canoe boat
One ul set Cottage Furniture, and sundry other
articles.
Terms Of sale cash. Articles to bo removed
positively by The 3lst December. 1869.
The steamer Samson i'll leave Accommodation
wharf NJ O'Clock OH Saturday !, Jrning to take
PERSONS 10 The above sale, AMI also giving stran-
gers an opportunity OF visiting the Phosphate
WorAS on thht river. dcci4 tuthfs4
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LADIES' AND MISSES FURs.-C. II. johnson,
Mt the Temple OF Fashion, No. oGo King street,
mas just opened the largest and finest stock OF
Fnrs ever offered In Charleston. You can lind
there tile Rcnl MusSs. Ermine, Fitch and hstracan
Sets, from $40 to SlO8. Also, NIL OF the lower
grades, from SO TO SIS per set, and will still con-
Iinuc TO receive the above goods until after New
Years. This is the only place where the finer
grades OF Furs are kept Don't fail to 60 and see
them. deco th3
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TiIE MARION COPPEE-IIousE.- well
known restaurant, at the corner OF East Bay and
Lodge alley, was partially destroyed by the late
fire, but 1t has been since rebuilt, and will be
opened to-day under the auspices OF Mr.. Henry
Wredcn, late OF the Charleston Hotel 1t has been
placed In complete repair, and number of i'm.
provcmcnts have been effected, rendering the
bnillins IN attraction to that portion OF the hay.
Mr.. Wrcdcn Is well known In Charleston, having
since the war filled the position OF principal bar.
Keeper at the Charleston Hotel
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TuE REMARKABLE PROPERTIES of Browns
Bronchial Trochcs have been thoroughly tested
since first introduced. The demand for them has
steadily Increased, and purely upon their own
merits, they have found favor with those who,
from Pulmonary, Bronchial, or Asthmatic com
plnints, require thcm For Coughs and Colds
they are enlcaclous.
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THB DICKSON COTTON. Everybody interested
in cotton (and who Is nots) should call Mt the Of
ncc OF the " Rural CarolInan,n No. 3 broad street.
and sec some specimens OF the celebrated Dick.
son staple on the stalks, as grown Oh the planla-
ton Of Mr. David Dickson. or Oxford, Georgia. The
yield III proportion to the size of tho stalks is as
tOnishInp
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Masonic ELEcT1oN.-At the annual con-
vocation OF Carolina Chapter, No. l, r. A. NJ. held
on Tuesday evening, 18th instant, the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing Ma.
sonic year: Comps. A. Kroeg, III. Z. IL. Priest f..
Strauss, King; L. Alexander, Scribe; J. w. IIirsch,
p. s.; j. koswinsks, r. A. c.; D. Loeb. G. n. 3D.
"; Alexander Robson, G. NJ. al "; G. G. Mlnnls,
G. NJ lst "; J. ii. Loeb, treasurer; Jos. II. Open
helm, secretaryi +. Dackus. o. S.; ]. T. s. lIarr-
son, organIst
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TiiE ErNA FIRE CoMPANY.-This company
celebrated their forticth anniversary on Tuesday
evening. and the occasion was honored by q
bohntcous supper, furnished by wulbcrn, at
which song, sentiment ana merriment ruled and
the hours sped joyously. The presence OF tho
Board OF Firemastcrs and large number OF In
Vited guests added q zest to the entertainment
and the interchange OF fremen's hospitalItles
wns continued until a late hour
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+" CHRISTMAS OFFERING, 1869. This is the
title OF graceful little address to Sunday school
children and youth, from the pen OF the Rev. W. W.
Hicks It is neatly issued In pamphlet form. and
will he ready for delivery tomorrow morning.
The German edition will hc ready on Monday
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AUCTION Observation-Disclosures is called 10 the
sale OF desirable property, TO take place this day,
at II O'Clock, ut the Old Postonicc The terms OF
sale, It will be seen, are liberal.
decl0 u. u. OAKES. Auc;ioneer
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A No. 2l5 EAS II DAY.
FOR SALE BY
PAuL, ELCIl & BRA NDES,
SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOR
T III Z II O L. D A Y g

SEisfSGIfD ESPRESSIf FOR
T III Z IT O IL D a Y S
500 bbls. Prime NORTHERN APPLES
Rcd Baldwins. spitz, Twenty Ounce, ellis
Lceks, &c.
10000 Florida Oranges
$4,000 West India Oranges
10000 Ruatan and Bnracoa C0coanuts
100 boxes Mcssina and Palermo Lemons
loo boxes Layer RasinY quarters halves and
whoics
so Kegs Malaga Grapes
10 cases Assorted Smyrna Figs, In baskets,
layers, drums, Il, = anu l lb boxes
10 trails Compressed Dates
SO bbls Prcsh Nuts
Walnuts. Pecans. Brazlls. Filbcrts, AL
niunds
as cases Assorted Goblet and Tumbicr Jcl
lies
500 boxes Astonishing Surprlscn Candy
600 boxes kcller's Favorite Package Candles
20 hoxes Red ami White Rock Candy
60 boxes Assorted Stick ami Lup,p Candy.
Ginger and Lime Juice
CoSiial
Raspberry Vinegar, &C., &c.
Fresh Cargo of BANANAS. PINES, &C.,
shortly expected.
,,o,,., - PAUL, WEIGH * BRANDEs.
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TIE MASONIC SAI.E.-The sale Of the articles
remaining from the Masonic Fair was well at
tended on both nights and good prices were
realized, though In many instances the articles
were sold ut Il sacrifice.
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p SSELL'S BOOK STORE.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
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AGRICULTURAL.
IOUD0N'S EHOYCl.OPfsDiA or AGI,ICUI
T0Mh, Illustrated by over lzoo Engrayings $Il.
Crops Grow; q Treatise on the Gheaiica CompO
sltiOn, Structure and Life or the Plant with nu.
ncrouS Illustrations and Tables uf Analysis, by
Professor Samuel W. Johnson, OF Yale College
s.. Farm implements mud Machinery; thc Prin.
cipies or their CONSTRUCTION anu Use. with sim
Pic ana practical explanations Of the LAWS Of
Motion aud Force ~ applied on Tic Farm, by
Cultivation OF the Market and Family Gurien, Inv
Peter Henderson,, finely Illustrated, 81 so. Now
vised al!'i greatly cIargc1l Sc so. Gardcnln.
for the South. or How to Grow Ycgcablcs and
M rroi:s ~ r. late William ~ White. * Athens,
Dr. J,.r's n2uiak, inpssru,c,., SO Southern
tariner a.9 "nrtet Gardener. b-,rp :. c,mpa-
ton oi No 81 ar.r,- '2m ,nc ;.,1s- approved
~. iigh Fa1liig wit,.ou; Manure: SIX lee
y, ~ Hn M =. ~ n,e, delivered at Lhc tXperi.
Ct,i'S. slarri m .rnit culturlst, couiaiuinn
n!ac' al dirrstl,us t,r the rropaSatnn anu lu
!! = e saS @ sSi5",,ts @ .! io9 Gnc & t0S 10 tIe sue t.
Gs. n,. p Gtolnyhton a''a cultivation OF Florists
,,n,,, rinn, 40 rear Cainr, for Profit. by p. r
th,ccrcr: prmpiea anG S.7n'ard Guide to tile
hanagem q 'on!try .c'he- for domestic
use, the mE'ho.i pr c,lnh'i4uu, s.
NIEMEYER: rs ;opS % iractlc, Medicine
with particular Ic..ie,rc 20 rht siGDay lnI IN.
.noio1S, Nv IT. FctS Nitr'TicT, - ii.t'st from
the 1lh German Edto!, :. ,oiS.. 50. b. moriiz
Meyer: Electricity in rs Nc,alogs 10 ,'ructicni
Mcdiclnc, 81 6O. J. M. Duncan e. ptgutica! Trcn.
tise on Perimerlis una p.,rareiriiis. 81 5U.
john Eric Erichscn: the Science ;iu0 Ars nj Sur
gerry, Illustrated with Go Ensrlyinas, with all.
,ii,ions.hy John Asllurst, Ir., a. NJ a. -, 81 30
pnvy: Treatise On the Function ni i!,;.slion,
It's Disorders and their Treatment, ~ +. 81. ravy
NJ De-, +. X. =. Gurrcison: Dlseas,s .:,d Sur.
gerry or The Mouth, Jaws and AssoclG ,Od Parts
by J: Is. Garretson, NJ. D.. Illustrated Sc so,
Heath: Injuries nIrl Diseases Of the java the
JacIsonan Prize Essay OF the Royal College uf
Surgeons, 1867, So nOvO
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOR SALE AT
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DoDD's NERyINE AND INvIGORATok

Is q Tonic and gentle stimuanf, which IL not Al, :.
tended by reaction. What it gains for rpu II
maintains. When IL rcfreslles body or mini, IL
rcircsh,M with natural strength lint comes to
stay. we ore not recommending tcctotnlIsm III
ed observation teaches uS TINT he who reaoris 10
the bottle for rest or rccupcrnton win Nnt as he
which will consume like the names or perjition
Turn from II. Take tonic that will refresh and
not destroy. DODDS EERVlNE is for aalo by all
DrugBistS- pricc One dollar. See book OF certi
hcates that accompanies each bottle.
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For THE HoLIDAYs.-Cheap chromos, fine
photographs, handsome picture frames, "A large
stock OF aibuns-cheapcr than the cheapest At
q. z. lighters, No. 1Ol King street.
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BUsIN NEss NoTrcEs.

The RAGE FOR GOLD us an Investment La
still as great as ever among the planters. hessrs.
Pinckney Brothers advertise in to.day's NEWS for
$1,000 III coin.
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BY T. NJ. CATER.

DOSITIvE SALE OF FANCY CHINA.
l. Tea Sells and Chamber Sets. ami every do
scriptlon Of Fnncy Toys imported direct by w,Ly
Of New York.
Will he scld on FRIDAY, the 18th instant On
the second iioor, No. % renduc Range, f.t 10
O'Clock,
o sets, 90 pieces. Fancy Bun CHINA TEA SETS
0 seiS ~ pieces, Fancy lnlaid Gold Tea Sets
10 SETS 90 pieces, Fancy Orange and Gold Tea
Sets
sets, "a pieces, Fancy Spanglcd and Gold Tea
Sets
20 Super Toilet Tets
10 sets Telc.a.Tctc Sets
Fancy Toys OF nll the new styles
lGo French Cliinu Spittoons, inlnid with gold.
Conditions cash on delivery. dec14
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Anriion Sales.--future Wans.
By a. e. McGILLYItAY,

TNDER DECREE. IN EQUITY.
~ H. Maham llag, Executor, vs.. James Per
ruSon ct al
win be sold on iITuRSDAY 9Th day OF january
A. ~, o''e~
~! that PLANTATION. situate in tho Parrish or
81 J"nn's berkeley, On the western branch OF
Cooper River, known a. the sold anu Ne " Farm ~
,ic;s'irlng a5i acres, as per plat OF Thomas j. Mel
Etrd. 'laicd 10Th April, tRii; bounding northeast
ahi north on lands lately Of Frederick Pora and
nflhmrry plantation; southwest on Wnppah00Ia
NTcHk, which separates il from Seat0n RuullleasS
~ DOCK Creek, and cast on Cooper River; and
nisn aS part Of the old plintaiiOn the tract known
hS TIE "i;lbow Tract" measuring - acres.
a., . ALSO,
an mat a'ljninlng PLANTATION known a.
Sc"on ann WcStham or WcstUn,U measuring
i.so acres. as per plat OF John Diam 0nd dated
July, lIg2; Dountlng northeast on Wappahoola
creek, which divides IL from the Old and New
Farm and from South Mulberry plantation: north
on lands formerly Of Thomas Millikcn: west on
Monck'5 Corner Road, and south OH Dockon pIan-
tuition. f
The aad two tracts Of land bcng sold subject to
lease to Samuel w. LyneS until 3lst december.
lsIl nj M annual rent OF $500
Icrma-Ohe-tifth cash; balance III one, two,
thrcc, four AMI five years, secured by bond md
mortgage or the premises. with Interest from the
dny ol sale at per cent. per unnun, payable an
hnaliy. Purchasers TO pay for pnpcrs and stamps.
+. ". NJ. MACKEY,
ucCl0 I'M Sheriff OF Charleston Co.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-TuE NEWS Job Of1lee
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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Aurtiom 6alrs--@bis man.
by JOHN G. MILNOR & co.

By JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
F'"LTn X, hats; ATT; w CLOTHING, } SHOES, GILL
A,.,,,. M AMI Wax DOLLS, Dry DOods, SC.
THIS DAY, 10Th instant. nt 10 O'Clock, we Will
street, ''' i'' 'ee''"B
Fine Cashmere anu Felt HATS. Cloth Cana
Womcn's Scwca Morocco llo0;ccs White Shirts
prill D Drawers Draws g. Sa,inet Goats Pants. Cassmnrc
China Dulls, WAX Dolls with HAIR China Ton Sc,s
laiies' Hoods Chiilrens Cloaks, La,iic9' and
Mems Gloves. with u general assori .ncnt or do.
sirabc DRY GOODS, POckctbOOks, &c.. &c.
Conuilions cnsh. dccIG
by RlECkE & SCHACHTE.
RuTrER, CHEESE, HERETNGs, BEEF,
4 6c., &c.
VIII sell THIS DAY, In front Of their ores NOs
- alii p icnduc RaRrc, at half-pasL O'Clock A.
so Tabs Fair BUTTER
10 boxes Factory Cheese
2GO boxes Scaled ilrrrlngs
bbls Picklcd Tccf
10 quarter bbls Pig Pork and Reef Toncuns
~ gross Matches
10 boxes Soap
2j boxes Ale
rs boxes Mustard quartcr.pound cans
Terms cash. decic
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TuE CHEAPEST YET.-Thc NEWS job OfIlco Is
now printing blll-hcahs In the best style and on
line paper, at 81 80 per thousand. Merchants think
of it7
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PARTICULAR attention Is directed TO the sale
OF diamonds advertised this day by Mcssrs. II. M.
Marshall & Brother. They can be inspected pre-.
YiouJ 10 the sale.
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Hotel ArrIvnIs-Dcocmbcr IL.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CIIARI.R5TOS IIOTEL-
Henry NJ. Fuller, South Carolina; Hayward
brown, rincknCy Brown, l,arnwell; r. j. Ruth,
Baltinorc S. j.. Sanders, lady and servant, South
Carolina; Reed Fitch, Mrs. II. Il. Hyde, Miss Julia
Clayton, New York; c. ii. DcLormc and lady,
Master X. Il. DcI.ormc. Darlington; J. u. Hill,
South Carolina; L. NJ. Ervin Darlington; X. q.
Howard Marion; r.. N. Iittlencld. r. NJ. Nicholas,
New York; l.. Stein, Baltimore; Edward ID. liol-
ton. Milwaukee; ]. ]. Warden, Thaddcus Page,
Boston; ]. NJ. Bryan. G. Dengcr, a. BertucE, Chas.
II. Campbell, Mrs. John Hocy, John g. IIocy, r.
d. Tucker, G. 81. Curtis, II. n. Palmer, New York;
David =. Kemp, Buffalo.
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Mlillincrn, 9aurp Goods, &zr.
49, --~~~~
II a l. o T. E N N G.
OF MILLINERY GOODS,
AT AIRS. NJ. j. ZElsN0w's, No. Sol KING ST.

Having; just returned from New York, woul,l re,
spe'sluliy call the attention OF the Ladies' TO
large an'i handsome assortment OF MILLINERY
GOODS, including Dress Trimmings and Paper
Patterns. C0aks on hand and made to order.
Dfessmaling attended to as usual. Country
orders solicited and promptly filed.
oct14 3 tuths3nLns
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TANDY! CANDY! CANDY!

u "t'N>
Let those who want Fresh and Pure CANDY 90
to y. d. FLEMiNGT Steam Candy Factory, No
I'll King street. Branch Store corner OF King and
Ann streets. Also, received 10 eases OF French
Confectionery, Of direct inporiai ion, composed
Of the greatest variety Of crystallizcd anu glazed
Fruits and jlon-Bons Of all shapes anu forms, to
please the ladies ana little ones, for Christmas
Also. inc assortment of Cakes and hilnce Pies
for the holidays. dec13 IL
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Drngs, GbcmlraIs. &r.
p + e a r e eF U L
WHAT MEDIC INES
YOU TAKE

When you are exhausted by ovcrwork of head
or hand, and feel tile need OF some thing nylcorat
Ing, don't drink whlskcy or any Intoxicating
thing, whether under the nuinc OF Btter or other.
wise Such articles give just ns much strength
TO your weary body anil mind as the whip gives
to tile jnded horse, and 10 more Alcoholic slim
ulhnta arc Injurious to nerve health nnd are oil.
ways followed by depressing reaction.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

N. P. Dutton, Steamship Sea Gull; John IT,
Wood, brooklyn; G. q. Cooper. Graham's Turnout;
J. n. Williams, Buford's Bridge; H. c. Free Bam-
berg; 7. Gcra,y and lady, Rockville; John Ncttles
South Carolina; f. Murray, Georges Station; l..
IL. HARRISON louisiana; j. Gamble, Gourdn's De-
pot;J. s. Folk, Sumter; ID. Lewis, orangcburg;
B.J. Singleton, Newbcrry; E. IL. Bowling, Barn
well; r. II. Kcilahan, Kings.ree.
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Insrrnncc.
n a r D y IN UTUAL
LIFE SURANCE COMPANY
\ & " o p z
ORGANIZED IN 1850.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORPEITABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN NO MOTIFS REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND trirrYl so PER CENT.

OFFICERS.
w. II. PECRIIAM, President.
WIN. T. HOOKER, Yloe-Presdent
L. MoApAM, Secretary and Aotuary.
G. A. PUDIoKAR, Superintendent.
DiRRcroIs
Hon. John A. Dix, New York
Hon. James Harpor,iFlrm OF Harper Bros, ex.
Mayor New York.
John j. Crane President Bank Republic
Vim. NJ. VermilYc. Banker, tycrmllye Col
Chas- q. lockwood, Cashier Newark banking
Company.
Hon. George Qpydyko ex-Mayor New York
Mlnot G. Morgan, Banker.
Tho,nns Rlgney, Firm Thomas Iugney 4 Co.
Benz. B. Sherman. Treasurer Now York Staam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Pirm OF Arnold, Constable & Co.
Richard II. Bownc, wctmore Bovine, Lawyers.
E. V. Haughwont, Firm Is. V. Haughwont Il Co.
VIM. Wilkcns, Pirm OF Wilkcns & Co.
Julius Ii. Pratt Merchant
WnL w. Wright, Merchant
Charles J. Starr, Merchant
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. W. ouyler, Banker. Palmyra, NY.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire insur.
anoe Company.
John q. Sherwood, PARK Place
Walton II. Pcckham, corner Fifth Avenue and
Twenty-third street.
Edward IL Wright, Ncuark, Nj.
Gco. w. Parlee, Counsellor.
w. L. Cogswen, Merchant.
KEnl & EssERrEL,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia
of,ce 30. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, 8. @.
pr. T. ilEEFsTJEtSA, Examlning Pilysician
janl2 1yrDao
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by w. Y. LElTCH & r. 5. BRUINS,
tuctioncers.

nESlkAE 4; KING STREET. STORES,
~ Nos. 5js. - and &c., east side. nearly ep-
r;,s:te Cannon.
WIN he sold OH TUESDAY, DIST instant, at the
Old PostUiCc, ut ii O'Clock,
The following desirable STORE PROPERTY on
the cast side ni King street, nearly opposite Can
non:
l.. That Two and a half story WOODEN STORE
and RESIDENCE, known rs No. 55s, containing
hve square rooms, double piazzas, nnd now occu-
pic ~ furniture store by Messrs. johnson L
Mathcr. Lot measures 22 feet front by 200 in
depth, nlorc or less.
2 That Three story BRICK RESIDENCE and
STotH, north OF the above, Snown ~ No. be2
i,Sa nwrlitng contains I'VE square rooms, besides
large Store. Also, Brick Kitchen and large store
house Ill rear. Lot nicasuros AZ feet front hy 2oa
i'll depth, more or less
,. That Two and u half story WOODEN STORE
and RESIDENCE, known rs No. 5ES ono door
north or Hackers Blind Factory with large store
house In rear. House contains five square rooms,
&c; now occupied by Mcssrs Ruh1c brothers d
Co. us grst mill. Said premises IL under lease for
s0oO per ann!m until March. 1871. Lot measures
feet front by - feet In DEPTH more or less.
Terms-One.half cash; balance In one and two
years with Interest; property 10 bc insured. policy
assigned Purchaser to pay us for papers and
stamps. deo16 thmtu3
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TIE FORTY TnIRvEs.-TlIls great bnrlesquc
which. for 30 long, held the boards Mt Eiblo's in
rev York, will bo produced Ut the Academy OF
Ausic this evening, In grand style, with all tho
original music, dresses and effects. Charles
ton donkey OF unusual intelligence will makc lis
debut upon the occason. All the Iayoritas are
Included In the cast Tic performance will be
opened by "Checkmate," the delightful little
comedy In which MISS Blanche Chapman has
achieved 30 gratifying success. Tho two pieces
constitute about as attractive q bill as could be
offered.
'Evcrybody's Friend" which was brought out
last night, Is a capital comedy; and, with Miss
Blanche as tho charming Widow Swansdown, and
hr. Bishop as the valorous DeBoots, admirably
supported, we must soy, by Mr.. Kennedy as
Pcathery, and the rest OF the company, tho
thrco acts passed OF as pleasantly as could be
wished.
Rlack-eyed Susan, with Miss Ella In the title
To1e WAS, II tho enthusIlatio applause Of tho
audience may bc taken as a test, the most popu.
hr or the buricsques that we have seen lat0J.
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CnUsa,'s.-Dr. William Godbold, an old and
respected citizen OF Marion Courthouse, dc.l on
Sunday. He was buried with Masonic honors.
The new cars recently placed on tho South Car.
olina larosd have been supplied with India rub.
w. "pisNoah VI tHc luIcSb pHtteIn Inr11l9Ucu Dy
Won santen.
The new shed on South Union what ia nearly
completed.
Tho erasure OF the name OF the Hon. @. 8.
Bryan from the board OF supervisors OF the High
School. and the substitution Of that OF I. r. Wall,
ooiored. is acknowledged to be an error OF the
Clerk OF Council
Tho sunset last evening gave promise Of Q good
day, and iator In the evening the clouds dlsap-
pearcd and the sky Was bedeokcd with stars
At a recent meeting Of the Board OF Pirouss-
tera. B. N. strobei was reelected clerk, and II. @.
shokos pump contractor to serve for the ensuing
year.
THO sale Of State stocks nnd bonds. by nr.
Samuel O. Black, has been postponed until Tuos-
day next, the elst instant
There Waa meeting OF the Committee OF ways
aud Means, held In the Mayors chamber, hs.
night.
Tho reaihenA and property owners ON King
street, atove Line, are clamoriAg for plank road,
and think the City Fathers ought TO respond
promptly.
Several drummera have recently come TO grtof
for attempting to sell goods without a lioense.
One or tho nnBabar Intends making his arrest
tes. question.