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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE, !
Saturd ay, May 6, 90. I

Saturday, May g, 90.
CoTT0N-The prices have beeh lower
during the past week, and receipts light
Low Middling, 24c; Good Ordinary 233c.;
Ordinary 223c
APPLES-Dried 2 so per bushel
DRIED PEACHES 90 TO 90 per bush.
BAGGING.-Flax, 26c Greenleaf, 25c;
India, 25c; Rope, 10c
SALT-By car load. bushel, 80; bu
No. ,, 5 so; $50 bbls, 20.
PLOWS-Hertweck, Balt4er Co.'S Steel
Plows, No. l, 81 90; No, ,, SO 90; No. 3.
$40; No 4, Sll. BY the lot not less than
dozen
WAGONS-Hertweck Baltzer s. Cos make
Two horse, thimble skein, sos co. Two
horse Iron Axle, Sis 90.
Iron Ties, SIC.
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r6k 6oYN TEE FIFTEENTH

n Down THE FIFTEENTH
On Friday the Senate OF
,frict party vote-yeas 19,
sssed the joint resolution re-
rSays assent to the proposition
be. Federal Constitution. As
|ectsolution had previously pass
rk.&e, il is now final, fixed, i'm
= lis State, as in the past, re-
fc the negro race enjoy
siiif with the whites.
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|s1xBLE.LThe Constable. election
.1Iace last Saturday resulted in the
q as. III. Fletcher.
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without a Good digestion

All other temporal blessings are compara-
lively worthless The dyspeptic million
airs who has tried all the potion Of the
medical profession in vain, and beileTes his
complaint to be incprable, would gave half
his fortune to be freed from the horrors of
inei gestion, and thus enabled 10 ENJOY the
ether half OF course he would
Perhaps HOSTETTER'S S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has been recommended 10 sueh suf-
ferer Possibly he has turned from the
friend who made the suggestion with n
sneer, intimating that he has no faith in
any s'patent medicine If this has been
the case, so much the worse for him. His
incredulity dooms him to life OF misery.
All the luxuries which wealth can purchase
are at his command. Not one of them can
give him pleasure. His own irrational OBJ
stinacy is his bane.
The masses, happily for themselyfs, are
less skeptical. There is such aSaing as
bigoted unbelief, as well as bigSN6 Gre
dulity, and golden mean between the two,
which men and women who are gifted with
common sense adopt and profit by. These
are the class that patroniZe and recommend
HOSTETTER' BITTERS. Why do they ap-
prove this famous anti-dyspetic and anti
bilious preparation Simply because they
have not been too much the slaves of sense
less prejudice to give it n fair trial and
have found that when all other tonics, slim
ulants and stomaehies failed, il produced
the desired effect.
''Strike, but hear, said the Roman sage,
when his ignorant enemies were assailing
him. doubt, but try" says the man who
has been cured of Indigestion, or bilious
ness, or intermittent fever, by the Bitters,
as he relates his experience of the medi-
cinaHo his invalid friends. Whoever is so
welded to bis own foregone theoretical con-
eluslons, as 20 decline to test the properties
of medicine endorsed by the testimony Of
Intelligent men in every walk of life, and
approved by the people at large, deserve to
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t,naster, has been ap-
smmissioner of Internal
shington, agent for the
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cefved-Five hundred pieces
~ PRINTS for 10 cents per
WOLF & PLAUTS.
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= Oswald keeps a
kinds of Window
ssess etc., selling at
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s.s e the school tax,
.tx os: e5nstrained to turn over
Sssouniyaeld ssn correspondent, ALDER
~ ard in doing so, we beg ALDER
1UE to deal mercifully with him; and,
also assure friend Nc. he has. foe
osthy of his steel.
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Hickman wholesale Prices


BCAON- Canvassed hams, 2Oc
Sugar Cured, DC; c. Sides lie
Shoulders lac
PORK-S &c = IN.
EGGS. per dozen, 123c.
BUTTER, 25(G30c. "a 10.
BEESWAX -G,30c. r II.
NAVY BEANS , 80 per bushel
BLACKING p doz 45@s5.
BUCKETS, = dozen, 2 75G0 90.
BROOAIS, - dozen, 3 25G3 90
BROWN SHEETING, = yard, ISa20c.
CANDLES, Star, 1S620.
COFFEE Rio, 23G253c.
CHEESE, W. R. a 10 pc.
f. d. e fb@24c.
Z" Factory, 24c.
CRACKERS, u a SG9c.%
CASTINGS, q ID, 7(GS.
rAgTON YARNS, q dozen, 2O022c.
he OIL, q gallon, sac per bbl.
= y a Is 5o@6oc.
slakeg 81 00aS7 so.
s1JsfoES a II &c.
Pa Nails = 10 27@s5c.
81, 2 gallon, 81 90.
,.....,-s--s....~s.,1o- Ior rel
,gts n. o. sdgar H, 2 bbl. Soc
a half bbls 80.
,shel, zoe.
Ia kits, Ss OO@3 25c.
= p bbls S22.
sesI.f bbls Sl2 90.
81 keys, S12 90.
keg, s. 90 rates.
=; N, ~ in sacks, = busheI soc.
- ms, = bushel, 81 25@l 90.
.ns5 e, 2 ID 11a121c.
SUGAR, Brown, q 10 l5@1lc.
Refined, 20c.@
SALT, coarse, in sacks, 50 90.
bush per barrel, S3 80, car load
81 $50 Id bbls, per bbl, S27O, car load.
SHOT. per bag, 3 25@l3 so.
STONEWARE, 2 gallon, 1Sc-
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per lb 60 90
TALLoW, per lb case.
CEMENT, Louisville, 50 90.
WHITE LEAD, 14a17c.
WHISkEY, common, per bbl l GOAL %.
Rye and Bourbon, l 75a2 so
Robinson co l 75a2 80.
. BRANDY, Apple and Peach S3 50a4 90.
IRON, bar size, 81.
PRINTS 12l to 16c.
JEANS, per yard, 30sS1 co.
LINSEY, per yard, 30a50c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 00a7 so.
'' sole, per lb. 40 45c.
upper side, So 50a4 so.
CATTLE, nett per lb &c.
WASH BOARDS, per dozen, So 00a 8 %
PLOWS, Steel SSIa123.
HUBS, S2a4 90 per sett.
FELLoES So 00a5 90.
WAGONS, S115a130.
STEEL Cast, NJ. B. A., 20a27c.
BALE ROPE, per Id 12a13c.
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Amt go to Hol-
= best White


lices are to the
zsippi at St. Louis
slowly. The Upper
eted rising at Daven-
olnts. The Missouri
F's Kansas City, and
~ at Omaha. Above
;sry little steamboat
Randle there is
B mountain feet is
water. The Ohio
8 slowly. Very lit
y exists of any over
Mississippi.
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xER.

aes DIR. G. s.
candidate for re-
Of the State
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A SIX your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
N Quinine--it equals (bitter) Quinine
~ Ipt1>eonly by +. STEARSs, Chemist, De-
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FOR TEE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE
W. SILYERT0OTH, as a candidate to rep
resent Hickman and Fulton counties in the
Lower Branch Of the next Legislature.
We are authorized and requested to an
nounee Major ]. CLAY HORNE, Of Hickz
man county, as a candidate.to represent tllll
counties of Fulton aud uieki In - -
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ur own Soap of Soda
ser and is cheaper than
Or sale at
HOLCoMBES Drug Store.
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rvrPA SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICES
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1iSS.-A large lot of
<{c<lI sizes, for sale at
4 Iii CnMRES Drug Store.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED ASSIGNEE IN
Bankruptcy of Edmund II. Taylor, will,
on MONDAY. 2EST DAY OF JUNE.
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Gen. Logan called at the Executive
mansion to-day in company with the
commercial agent of San Domingo, who
desires to sell that island, or transfer it
in some way to the United States, but
they failed to obtain an interview.
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Efsewhere we

on in opposition to
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Hotel Arrlvals-Dccc mber 8,
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

Nj. Murphy, New York; A. Lucas, Cooper
RIVER; Albert Lorsch, New York; l.. Mallmann,
New Orleans; II. II. Hickman, Mrs. II. II. ulcl.
man, Augusta; John T. Duncan, Laurens; J. T..
DawRins, Mrs. l.. Dawkins, B. =. Dawkins, Union.
vile; G. Gillett, Augusta; James Higble, New.
ark N. j.; Captain ]. II. Merriman, U. S. n. NJ;
John l.. Smythmyer, Savannah; G. II. Callahan,
U s. A.; Captain Ii. Yallalu, o. W. Graves, New
York; Henry ]. Raymond, r. J. Seymour, BaIti.
more; III. NJ. Drane, Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs.
Constable Miss Constable and maid, N. CrowclI,
New York; A. Sparhawk, Baltimore; J. p Davis, C..
l.. White, Galveston; J. Il Dye, Red Hill; O. d.
Beyertn, New York; Charles b. Cox. Philadelphia;
G. d. Russell, KENTUCKY; l.. T. Salisbury, Oonneoti
cut Wm Henry Boyd and servant, BennettsyiLie.
PAVILION norsL.
J. W. Hamlet, Reeyosyille, 8. c.; D. A. Dodge,
Christ Church Parish; @. X. Lartlgue q. J. Odom,
H. i. salley Blaclvllle; W. Stevens, May6old, Ga.
G. Wilson, Bamberg;T. N Tobert, Ninety. Six; J..
H. Oldham, Greenwood; W. I. Smith, w. T..
hcGce, F. A. Conner, DR.. l.. Summers, Cokesbury;
l.. Q. Smith, Laurens; w. II. Bailey, Greenwood;
J. p Hcgdon. =. M. Daughman, ]. p. Harley,
orangcburg; D. d. Finley, Henry Lutner, Master
Lutner, Riohland;J. J. N. Goudiook, Hewberry; W.
J. Osborn. Few York; J. e Rhodes, 8. O.; B. II.
Kellahan, Kinsssree;J ". Il. Dukes, oranxeburg;
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IsY T., Il. OAKES.

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE be-
LONGING TO an Estate, and sold by order
Of The Executor.
VIII he sold on THURSDAY. 10th December, ut
Tho Old rosonice, ut II O'Clock,
The following valuable Property belonging to
The three story ERiCE DWELLING. No. Isl.
We. wcsL T. size hGctinS street, immediately north OF
contains Sin rooms pantry AMI dressing room.
ON inc premises are a large Kitchen, stable, CHS
on south line, iS7 feet inches on north line.
The three story DWELLING, No. 1ss Meeting
street, adjoining the above 10 the morrill, On this
Lot are Kitchen, clstern and well. The house is
well well finished nn. In good order, Lot - SIG feet
north line.
The three story BRICK DWELLING. No. Al,
south sic wentworth street, first house west OF
Meeting, containing six roonls pantry und double
pin%IZas; ON the l.o, are two story brick kilch.
en-, nrcS stable and carriage house. Lot 81 feet
Front uri'i 130 deep.
1hr two and a half story BRICK DWELLING,
M. -, south si,lc Wentworth street, containing
iour upright and two attic rooms. On the Lot nrC
Il two story brick kitchen, brick stable ana car.
| riagc house cistcrn and we'll Lot ~ feet front
and I'D icct deep. Gas fixtures i'll III the houses.
hiSo,s
iinc '.DT at the corner u Lynch and Monta.
deep, OH which Is u brick Kitchen.
The LOT adjoining, OF same dimensions.
| ALSO,
| iu' isOl Of LAND. northwest corner OF Hill
ana PIT streets on which Is dwelling out Ol
repair. measuring as feet ON Bull and l5S feet OH
| ii;t street.
| ALSO
| Tho VACANT LOT, west Shlc OF Pitt street, AL
/ Joining above To The north. &C feet front and lSe
| IN depth.
| Also,
The VACANT LOT adjoining to the north, Of
! same dimensions.
| ALSO
The undivided half part OF TWO BUILDINGS AMI
| LOT, on the west side OF Statc street, adjoining
| Bank oi the STATE, one OF which formerly be
| lUnScd 10 the Union Firc Insurance Company;
the other. a two story Brick Building suitable fol
offices. Lot 81 0.l2 feet front and 70 feet deep
\ Is feet OH south line.
| ALSO,
| The HOUSE AND lot corner Reid anil Drake
| streets. Lot so by 50 feet.
| Con'litiOus--One-fomrth cash: balance In one
| two and three years. secured hy bond Of he pur
chaser and mortgage Of the property. Purcha
scr! 10 pay for papers and stamps. Buildings Il
hc insured and policies assigned, ,leCI5
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y EAL ATE LIE.

Fannie A. Perry, ExccutriN Jos. Il. Perry dc.
ceased, w. Stobo B. Perry and others Devisees
Of Jas. B Perry, deceased; George III. Rivers
tors OF JAS. B. Perry. dcceased.-In Equity-
litl for Dover TO Marshal Assets and to Enjoin
Creditors.
BY virtue OF n Dccrctal order, made In above.
stated cause, ] will sell before the Court House.
IN WaltcrbOro', on MONDAY, the Sd OF January
next ensuing,
All those TRACTS OF LANDS belonging to tile
Estate OF Josiah u. Perry situate OIL the Round
y, IN st. Barthoomew'S Parish, County Of Cole
ton, containing about two thousand TIVE hundred
acres, bounded north by lands or Sleigh, south by
lands formerly OF Or. Perry, cast by lands Of ~.
len Willis. and Estate OF Willis. and west by lands
OF sayle Liott, AMI lands formerly OF Dr. Perry.
excepting fenr hundred and seventy N70 acres
winch has been Set apart ns Dover, as n plat
ticTcoI on file in my office, reference being tkereto
flad, VIII more fully represent.
ALSO,
wI,,nrn i.1usE ANn LOT situate in the village OF
ir0oycI, south l,y street which separates Il from
inc ot o. Joseph Fraser, cast by vacant lot and
wcst by LOT Of Ctis. Warey.
ALSO,
y LOl Will LAW Office thereon, situate ON Court
ilonSc STnnrc, In the village OF WaltcrboroI
Ierms-one-ilnl cash balance on credit or
s. nmpS. A. a. SIiaEEEn ~ n I IAo
GlerS's Oiiicc. Collcton County.
dcCl3 mws9
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Auetinn Galcs-- Future Dups.
by JOHN y. RYAN.

DERESf'rORY SALE or HOUSES AND
i Lots In Inspection and Princess streets, by
order OF the Trustee, for distribution and change
OF invca mcni.
on THURSDAY. the 23l day OF December, at II
o'clock A. A.. nj the OLD lOstoilce, foot OF Broad
any manner vi lcScrvt,
The following enumerated HOUSES and LOTS,
viz:
Ono HOUSE and LOT, known as No. 3 Inspcc-
non Street measuring and containing thirty nine
@ ive front On inspection street, and one hundred
,lhu twenty lcct TN depth, he tho same more or
iess, and having such outings and boundIngs
s ron arc ain down In plat annexed TO the tues
Conveyance; this Lot being known Ina such atat
by the number cIghty-two ISL
All .ha. LOT or LAsb. sA,so; Win the pr,c. ro,n,
mcnt building thereon; known rs No. Princess
Payne. surveyor March, 1876, and recorded in
| Registrar Mcsnc Conveyance orice, hook W. NO.
| II, p. 3le measuring and containing In front on
| Princess street 10 feet by so feet Deep be the
same more or less; hut,ing and bounding north
by Princess street west by Lot No. in above plat.
mour and J. Dessrc and east by Lands OF -.
Together With With & the free right to the uso OF the
the use vi this Lot No. 7.
! ALSO,
| All that LOT OF LAND with The Brick Tenement
building thereon known as No. o Princess street,
i'm the plat last referred 10, ard adjoining the Lot
last described on the east, measuring and con-
tanning 10 feet front on Princess street. by 40 feet
deep, he the same more or less; butling and
| bounding north on Princess street. south oil Lands
now or formerly partly Of X. w. Seymour and
partly OH Dcsarc, to the east OH tic Lot last
above described, and to the west OH Lot No. IL in
| The plat last mentioned.
| TcrmS-One-halr cash; balance in one and two
years. with interest from date; credit portion to
he secured by bond OF the purchaser and mort
policy assigned. Possession given Immediately.
Purchaser To pay for pnpcrs anu stamps.
ppy , to 'S p'0G5Iy Ggo s. Sr RYAN
decla wfmithi No. So BROAD street
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EAL ESTATE SALE.

Martha 81. Fishbnrnc, Widow and A,,minis,r,
Tin oi iIcnjalnln l.. Fishburnc, deceased va Rem
}anih +; FiShhnrnc and others, Heirs at Law of
warren ana Others the Creditors OF BENJAMIN p
fisnDnrhc, deccased-Blll for Dover to Marshal
Assets and for Relief
by virtue Of n dccretal order made I'm ahoue
mentioned case, ! will sell before the Court
house, In Walierboro' Oh MONDAY, the I'D Say
OF January next ~
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND. In
,ne County OF colleton, near the Round o, coz
,tainiing eIeven hundred and scventy-sx acres;
anu OILERS east on lands or Sanders, south on
iandS OF Sanders and Bedon, and on the west On
nnus OF iicdon, LernackB and others; exoepting
ABOUT two hundred acres which hns been set apart
as power, as plat thereof upon file In my nfjiee.
neieIence being thereunto had will more fully
Terlns-One .haif-cash; balance on a credit OF
one year. Purchaser to pay for papers and-
stamps. A. G. SIisFFER r. ~ Guy
Clerks onice, Colleton County, December 7. 1893.
tlccl3nws9 - ''
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by Y. B. OAKES.
FX PARTE WM. SHEPHERD, IN RE
AZ JOSEPH PURCELL, BANKRUPT.

Pursuant to the order of.his Honor Judge Bryan
dated .lih November, 1851. will be sold at pub
lie amcton. at the Oil POstofice, ~ IL O'clock,
on FRIDAY, 18th Instant,
All that TRACT OF LAND. situate, lying and
being on the north side Of the public road leading
frnr; Charleston 10 the Ashley River Ferry In the
parS o! ST. Andrew, In the State aforesaid, con-
taininS T5ti acres; and also u small TRACT OF
LAND on The northern boundary OF the above
tract, nnd incorporated with IL rs one tract;
bounding north ana east oil Lands now Or late OF
(" Howard, south on Dorchester Road west on
Lar,'lS nOw or late OF - Bcckman, and north
west on Land now or late OF Rev. l.. ONel.
The abOvc Farm lies on the Dorchester Road, n
short distance above the Fork, about seven miles
from The city. a plat oil the property, made by
j. a. Michel surveyor, may be seen ut my ofce.
COnditon5-0nc-thlrd cash; balance In one and
two years. with interest at per cent. secured
by bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF the pro-
property, To contain power Of sale In case Of non
payment. Purchaser 10 pay for papers and
stamps UeCo tbSBl W m W tlfQ
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w. l.. Utsey, Georges s;es.t ssss; D. Hoxor, G.
Il. Mexer. ID. 4. Fairly, Z. 9 E ~, 8. A. Law,
Darlington; NJ. G. Hall, vtSsSS 'urg; Isaac
Banton Mercatus; ]. IS. Ae sSsS'Sis York; W.
S. Iiarlc. walcrhoro'; 'iis b. "qorapson and
child, Eer York; ]. ", 81 ~, ;,aya ,nah and
Charleston Railroad !. v. Ju:aNret, James
Island; r. J. Counts enJ in.if. Mi.i Ionic Maye,
Barnwcll; Robert Tuii.c. 5, ',erh,I.'u. W. S. Nc
Kissick, New York; John ioCaH, D. II. Baxley,
Marion; N. l.. Jones' II. Is. IIoiY ..G Iia ndy IIoi-
man, N. u. Mcmillan, w. $. A. Higgins, Grahanl's
Cross Roads; J. +. AdGcn, Orangeburg.
MILLS nnUSB.
7 Stephens, Jacksenyillc, + + Chapcau. City, q
PcttingllI, South Carolina. WIN ) Marshall, Fic-.
Ida, NJ ReycneIi, California, Jas Thomas and wife,
Georgia, A q Wilson. Minnesota, Chas Brown,
Michigan, Thos Wilson, Baltimore Robt jennings,
New York, Harry Hasens, Montreal, Ellen Jordan,
New York, Jno Williams and daughter, Baltimore,
ii NJ Johnson, New York, C Il Pierce, Buffalo, Jno
J C0mncy, Hartford, Conn, = Il Griffin, Society
Hill, Thos II willluglIam, Albany Ca II Brown,
baltimore, Geo Sears New York, G Hubert
City, Geo Smith, Meredith, N II, W a So nborn,
Guilford II, Geo Sanborn, Meredith, m.
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Aurtionerre' ilrluate 6alcs, &r.
GALE BY TRUSTEES, UNDER An
~ TlioRiTf OF THE COURT OF EQUITY.
AT PRIVATE sALH-
AN ELEGANT MANSION AND SPLENDrn
GROUNDS,

VIII he sold at Private Sale that elegant UOUsE.
az the corner OF Blnkc AMI Drake streets with An
the surrounding garden Sntl spacious rrounda
TINS ~ one 0i the most complete and beautif,I
establiShmcnts In Charleston, commanding a fIne
view OF the harbOr, and embracing n large exteut
oI grounds, thickly set with trees OF cvory de-
scriptiOn, forest, fruit anu flowers all selooted
anu anu aisposrd with the utnlost care and taste.
fd,i me idonse Is large and commodons. contaning
Iourtecn rooms, admirably arranged, with double
plhIzas on the SOUTH with q fine large KItohsn
anu oil Oihcr necessary outbulldlnCs
In addition to this, there Ia another Dwe]Hp0
corner, suitable for small family.
Ine Lot measures four hundred 400, feet fronr n
on Drake street by about two hundred and ejrSty
t2so) feet In depth on Blake street.
10 any person wishing to cstablIsh hinnsesf n,
Iahusome residence, with a 1nc garden and
,pacious walks and groui,ls, the above propeyeS
presents rare opportunity.
iIllo
body OF MARSH LAND, on the east or Rsy
street, separated from tho above property by Ray
street, embracing six hundred t6oO) feet from
norLn 10 south by three hundred 5000 feet nom
e;t 10 west, on the west slide OF tho Northeastern
KaNrond Also another body OF Marsh Land.
lying enSt OF said road containing = foot
For further particulars and terms apply To
WANDLAW 4 UiRRW
Purchasers to pay W. 4 @. for papers
dec8 VT
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by j. FRASER MATHEWES.
.iLL BE SOLD. ON TUESDAY, 2ls

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY. 2lsT,
w ai the Old postoiiice. mt IL O'Clock
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
HOUSE AND LOT, No. as Cannon street, north
siie, four doors west OF Ashley street. House
contains i've rooms. pantry anu dressing room,
gas AMI watcr-works good cistern, Kit chen car.
riage house and stable. Lot 45 feet front by LOO
icet deep.
Terms cash.
Small ilousc and Lot. Bcaufain street, opposite
Calvary Church. Lot 22 feet d inches front, by
l:O feet deep
Terms cash
Three and q half story Brick House and out.
buildings and Lot, north side Magazine street, II
the head OF Franklin street. Loi 08 feet front Iy
l50 feet deep, more or less.
Small House and Lot, Meeting street. west side,
one door north Of Line street. Lot 10 feet front
Ly 100 lect deep.
House and Lot, Meeting street, east side. one
door south OF WoolIe street. Lot 25 feet front by
100 feet deep.
Terms.llaif cash; balance In one and two
years, secured by bonds and mort cages or Tho
property, with interest.
building Lot, Savage street. No. 16. east side
% feet front south line Iio feet, east line 81 fee,
north line 95 feet.
Terms cash.
Purchasers to pay j. r. VI. for papcrs oni tb,
necessary United States Internal Revenue Siamus
drrIJ tuW.Iniu5 'i'
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had been tched or aud the name or George
w. Clark substituted for that Of II. n. Olney, In
the Commissioners OF the Orphanhousc The
latter received six votes, and considerable dis.
| satisfaction was expressed by Alderman voigt,
Cunningham and others, at the crasure OF his
namc as the matter had been decided upon In
caucus.
In the commissioners Of Markets, the name OF
David Barrow was substituted for that OF II. S.
Bruins, tue latter receiving 9 votes; Coogan, L;
Addison, l, and +. J. Mackey,l.
The Commissioners OF the Almshousc were elect
cd in accordance with the printed slip, the board
! being the same rs last year, with the exception
OF J. I. Greene and Richard Holloway, who took
the place OF II. w. N. and T. J. Mackcy.
Alderman v0igt said that in the list OF supervi-
sors OF the High School. Alderman Collins name
WAS substituted for that Of T. J. MackcJ, but that
OF Alderman l.. F. Wall was not OH the list agreed
upon in caucus, and he thought from the action
OF Council. that caucus meetings were farce,
aud that the Inconsistency Of Council surprised
him.
Alderman +. T.. Wall said that that was not the
offence; II w;.s because colorca man was on the
board. The gentlemen would sit In Council with
ooorcd men; if they decline to sit Us supervisors,
let them resign.
Alderman Greene thanked Council for clcciing
High School, but begged leave to resign and sub.
stitutc the name OF lion. George $. bryan.
Alderman Voigt said that he was accused Of
what was not true, and those who knew him were
aware that he had no preJudccs In regard to
color. lie sat with col0rcd men to the right and
left In Council. and would sit at the same boards
With them elsewhere.
Alderman c. nlngham said that he was dis.
pleased because the solemn pledges given In cau-
Gus were violated; thrt Mr. Olncy's name had
been erased and Mr.. Clark's substituted. The
| one was Democrat tho other Republican, but
that should hnyc caused no change. lie was will
| ing to vote for any one, white or colored whose
name WAS agreed upon at n Caucus meeting.
Alderman f.. l.. Wall said the tickets were all
| ibid OH the desks. and the Aldermen must have
| seen the name OF r. r. Wall, and could have
erased 1t and substituted that or q. S. Bryan, II
| SO disposed, and Thus avoided the discussion.
Alderman Greene said that at the caucus meet.
| ing he had expressed his unwillingness to accept
the nomination, and he again rendered his rcsg.
nation. lie resented the insnuatlons OF Alder.
man Wall as unjust particularly as regarding
| himself. lie had snt with colorcd men ut the
same board, and would do SO again.
| The resignation being accepted, the election
was held, anu Judge Bryan received twelve votes
| aud l.. i. Wall one.
communication from the county auditor nsk
Ing for the appointment OF u board of cquallza
tion was read and referred to the Mayor for &c
| tlon.
The Mnyor appointed Aldermen Gcddngs. Pot
| ter and Cunningham the special committee tC
consider the report OF Alderman Barrow on tho
west end Of Broad street.
On motion Council then adjourned.