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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-25
BY JUHN r. HUMPHREYS,


On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, vii sell at IL
o'clock at the old us.olnhouse,
All that LOI OF LAND, with tho Brick Build
ings tuereoL, situate t.c wtst SIDE CT East Bay
street. ond k own by the No. l5S. at pre- ent
occupied by Messrs. Kinsin & HIwell; messur-
ing II front East 3ay-sireet - feet and IN depth
ITO 35-l00 teot. Butiin2 ard bounding to the east
on Ii ST Bayst:eet, north on lot Of land below de-
scribed as No 155 sou'h Gu lands of Poinc;gnon
scIbrd fronting Unity Alley, which sad alley to
be used in common ns right # way to both lots.
All that other LOT OF LAND, with the Wooden
Building thereon, on the west side CT East Bay
street and adjoining the above described lot on the
north. and known by the No. 155. at present unoc
cupied; measuring In front on East Bay.street -
feet, and In oeph 1913 IS 100 feet more or less But
ting and bounding to the east on East Bay.Btreet
north on lands now or late Of F. Poincignon, west
on lands now or late Of -, then In an easteriy
direction on land. now or late Of -. thence south
on lands now or late OF -. thence on the alley
way below described and to the south on Let No 163
above described.
AL that other PIECE. PARCEL OR LOT CF
LAND. fronting on Unity alley. measuring and con-
tanning in front 5000 feet and in depth SO 90 100
feet to be used as right of way to both the sbovo
mentioned lots, all Of which will more fully appear
by plat drawn by John T.. Branch, Surveyor on
25th February, 1885, which can be seen at py cfc''
No. q Broad-'treet ..
Terms-One.half cash: balance 10 one ana Two Two
years. wi interest thereon ut the rate OF seven PEI
cent per aupum payable scnli.anLu1llY; eecnrrn Dy
bond OF purchaser and lorigaec OF the PREMISES
which are 10 be irs1;rfd aad re ro!H! nss,+ +a>''
- p' ~ nwf4 ':'h2
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BY JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,


On THURSDAY 2ith inst. will sell, at II o'clock,
at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT, PIECE OR PARCEL UF LAND, sit
uate on north side of Berresford.sree in the City OF
Charleston, measuring and containing In front on
said street 20 feet and in depth S5 feet
more or less; bu.ting and bounding north on lind
formerly off, h. Suclife, south on Berresforc street
east ondands formerly Of Isaac Barrett, and west on
lot next described.
ALSO,
All that other LOT OF LAND adjoining to the west
measuring and containing in front on Berrestert
street aforesaid 80 fee and in depth 81 feet more or
less; butting and bounding north on lands now or
late of D. II. Sutcllffe south on Berresicrd street.
east on lot above described, and west on lands now
or late of Bell.
On said two Lots of Land are BUILDINGS con-
tanning twenty.four rooms. and used as Boarding.
house.
rerms-one.half casb; balance in emo and two
years. With interest thereon at the ate Of seven par
cent per annum, papabie semi-annuluy; aecured by
bond f purchaser and mortgage of the premises,
which arc to be insured and the policy a.sgued.
Purchaser to pay me for Iapers and for stanrs.
May17 mwt4tuth2
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TIE SUPREME CouRr.-The Supreme Court
Of the State assembled yesterday morning in
the Equity Court room for the pppoae OF hear.
ing the Charleston cases on the Apul docket,
not disposed of at the April term ofthe Court.
Chi # Justice Moses and Associate Justice Will
lard were present.
.Tbe case of Henry Trescot, Registrar Of
Mesne Conveyance. ads the State OK rela.
tione the Attorney General, came up for hear
ing. This Is an action which was heard before
Judge Carpenter on quo uarranto, involving
the right to the office Of the Registrar of
Mesne Conveyance. Messrs. W. Il. Trescot
and E. McOrady, Jr., were beard for the appel.
lant, and the Attorpey-G General, D. Il. Cham
lain. for the appeIlees.
The case Of J. P. Deyeaux vs.. RoEena
Clark and others, also came up. MIR. R.
De rreville appearing for the appellant, aud
Messrs. Macbeth and Buist and Slmons &c Siep-
ling for the appelleess. The court was occu-
pied with the hearing Of this case until the
hour Of adjournment.
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ILEX. q. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY mED1,

CINE.
Letter from tie Surgeon General Of Ae late Coeder-
fdte States.
-. RIcHhoNp, Va, January II. 1859.
JOHN DAIRY d Co., No. 16o Wilhau,-street, New
York:
GenRemn-I have received your letter Of the 18th
or De- .ember, 1es8, calling my attention TO your
aDarby's Prophylsoac) Fluid.
Imost cheertuy state that the Fluid was furnish.
ed to, and extensively used by, the SURGEONS In
chsrge Of general hospitals In the Confederate SER
vice with great benefit to the patients-a1 the sur.
geors making favorable reports great deal Of It
was used Ia the hospitals.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAM'L PRESTON MOORE n. D,
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Hannah Enston Us. James E. Walker.
A. G.. McGILLIVRAY.


Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF June
next In front or the old Customhouse, In Charles.
ton, at IL o'clock A. M, precisely,
all that certain Lc. OF LAND. with the Build.
ings thereon, stu .e on the west side of Meeting
street. Ward No. 4, and known as the No. 1885, in
the City OF Charleston measuring and containing In
front on Meetngstrtet 25 feet inches. and in depth
from east to west IA feet. be the SINE mo.s or less
Butting and bounding east on Meeting. street. to the
west and north on lands Of James E. Walker, south
on lands OF Robert s. lar.
ALSO.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Bull liings there.
on, next north and adjoiuing the lot above describ.
ed situate the west sidc OF Meetingstree: Ward A.
and known also TO- 133 and latay occupied as tho
oico oil the Charleston Mercury. uring and con.
tanning in front on Meeip2st 10 feet more or less
on the northern line from east 10 wo IS feet, then
running from south to north 81 feet inches, thon
on the northern line 40 feet, on the west line 40
feet inches, and the south line IA feet be the
SINE more or less. Surfing and bound Dg east on
Meeting-street to the south and west on lands Of
the said James E. Walker, to the north on lands
of the estIte of Walker and +. Adsms
Terms-One-third cash; balanc, in four equal
success i've annual nstalments, with interest thereon
at rate of per cent. per annum, payable semI-an.
nually, to bp secured by bond or bonds OF the pur
chaser and mortgage of the said premises; the
buildings to be insured ard policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
E. ". NJ. MAcKEY. g. C. G.
Nayl8 tu4
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AUCTION slLE3 THIS DAY.

- -AUCIlON NGE3- -IdIN UA1.
z. B. OAKxs wiil sell Of. II O'Clock, at the old
PostofBoe, the assets Of the Charleston Insur-
-ance and Trust Company.
LoulH D. DfSxussURE will sell at II o'clock,
se the old Poetofnce, real estate.
"A. g. MoGMLryRAY viii sell at II O'Clock, at
the old Ppetofioe, real estats.
r. IN. p QAxDNK1L will sell at haK-past
8 0ioaook, at their store, tobacco, bacon, DC.
RuU 3 6oHAWIE Will sen at q quarter to 10
O'clock ~ sheir stores, shoulders, butter, &c.
HMn1 Oonfk q 60. will sell at hal-past 8
O'clock, af tler store, butter, 30.
81 Ehs1 s&oee, s0Ssxues, butter, &c.
Jls1u1Daf& Co. Nih sell xt 10 O'Clock, at
Their 6toree. baeou, cheese, DO.
T. Il CAxR wiil sell q three e-quarters-psst
nine O'Clock, at his store, Aour, sngsr. &c.
Jonx g. AMNo1 d Go. viii sch a. 10 O'Clock,
at thsir salesroom. straw goods, dry goods, &c.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY A.-Paolion Rotel.-
). T. Pendsr7vis, summerville; Z. P. Duston
Steamship Sea Gull; G. P. Brown, Baltimore;
n. ]. Thouron, City.
Gtcseaon HoteL-D. Callahan, Savanna;
John A. Moroso, City; John Mccullough, New
York: J. b Lamar. Savannah; B. Craven, New
York: ". c. Moan, Baltimore; J. G. Ftz-
n.srick. Richard NJ. Greyton, New York; John
chsdvick, Wadnalaw; P. A. Hendrix. Balti-
more; 7. J. Robertson. Columbii; W. 7. Tay-
lor. NJ and child, Philadelphia; J. B. Ker-
ahsv. Camden; ". W. Swift, J. L. Rapley,
Michigan; J. sniyely, Httsburg.
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PARADE OF rm CoM1r STAR COMPANY, No. 5
(CoLosxD.)-Ths organization, composed OF
some Of the best oolored men in the city, pa
rsded through the principal streets yesterday
afternoon, with their engine tastefuIly deco
rated with artificial flowers. They looked well,
snd their quiet demeanor etio4ed compliment
tary remarks from the citizens. They gave an
entertainment in the evening, and enjoyed
themselves hugely. Their famous drum corps
was ont IN full uniform.
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I,pRovKnErrs m nKna-erRzzr.-The small
cld-.ashioned store in King-street. opposite
HaseL occupied by Mr. P. Sshuckmann, is being
taken down. aud will be replaced by large
hen frsnt building. NTH all the modern i'm
psoveaneuts. II the other one story building
next to the one being pulled down could be
served in the same way, asa new store built
Ia it's placs. the whole hne Of the King-street
stores would be greatly improved in appear
moe.
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F1aHr IN INSTRUMENTATION yesterday az

FIGHT IN ELLTorE-sTREar.-7On yesterday az
ternoon q fight took place in Elliott-street be-
tween number OF colored men. One Of them,
named Hicks, wounded colored man, named
Henry Holmes. with brick, giving him deep
cut on the head and one ON the neck from
which the blood flowed proiusely. A crowd
soon gathered, and Hicks was arrested and
taken before Magistrate Mackey, who, in de-
fault Of bail, sent him to Jail.
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Assets cfMs Insuronce and Trust COMPANY O,
Charieston.
BY Y. B. CAKES.

Assets cfMs Lnsuronce and Trust Company Of
Caorleston.
BY z. B. CAKES.
Will be sold, ThIs DAY. 2jtu inst near the Old
Poeto66ce. Of II 0'clock.
The ASsFTS Of1HR INSURANCE AID TRrJST
COMPANY OF hsll ston.
co1sIs ZINC OF:
ROAD OMPANY
$4,000 srI per Cent Bonds East Tennessee ard
Georgia Railroad COMPANY
5000 even per Cent Bonds City of Savsnnah
sl0oo even per Cent Bond Memphis and Chaeles-
ton Railroad Company
$4,000 seven per Cent. Bonds South Carolina BAIL
s25Oo Six per Cent Bonds oreenvile and colun,.
6a Kailr'ad Company, guaranteed by State Of South
$1,000 si1 per Cont. Bonds Li,v of Me npbis, ausr.
anteed by Memphis and Charleston Railroad Ocm.
pauv
Bonds. $50 each State of South Carolina sevon
per Cent, dated Februarv I, 1861
S6809 CIty of Uhatleshn Fix per Cent Stock
$500 Bond Memphis and Ohio Railroad
20 shares Preferred stock Northeastern Railroad
Company
ss75 Certificate of Indebtedness South Carolina
Railroad Company
s26s Certificate Of Indebtedness Northeastern Rail-
road Company
Is shares Bank Charleston Stock
63 Shares Peoples Bank
PIT khares Stata Bank
$50 Shares Bank OF South Carolina
366 shares Farmers and Exchange Bank
500 900 Confederate States Registered Stock
$32.350 Confederate states Eigbt per Cent Bonds
S9600 Confederate Statos Four per Cent. Bonds
$40 900 Interest bearing Confederate Treasury
Notes.
ALSO,
The two story granite front BUILDING, No.
Broad-street, well known as the OH Of the Com
pany, and one Of the best business stands on
Broid-street Lot 20 feet front and no feet deep.
Conditicns-For the securities cash; for the real
estate one-third cash; balance In two equal annual
instalments, 9ith interest at ten no per cent pay
able semi annually; building to be kept insured and
chiser. Purchaser 10 pay for papers and stamps.
ATsavannah Republican. Augusta Constitution
alist, Macon Teleg' aph and Columbia Phoenix will
insert above and send bills Immediately to auconeer.
May25
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THE ASTONISHING
DISINFECTANT.

EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD. Ga. December 49, 1858.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sfr-nsviDg not been en-
gagged for many years In the active duties OF tho
Medical profession. am only superhcially acquaint
ed with the CLAIMS Ell your Prophymcuo F,uId but
am we'll acquainted with its chemical clements.
Whie, therefore. / anuot speak eIpermentapy Of
the value Of the compound We. the drs;nfectng and
therapeutic properties OF the ngents ,,oyed in its
oompontion, together with the well known reputa-
tion u ts disooversr, ouemiss, authorize me
regard its meri as OF high order; on the whole 1t
must be considered valu1 ole oontr Jution TO the
class Of articles to which IL be.ong5.
These views, tmay add, arc sustained by the test.
mony OF many c.mpetent judges who lave tested
It's properties. Believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully.
A. MEANS, N. D., LII. D.
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LARGE LAND Sale NEAR CHARLEsToN-THE
BLAKE BARoNY AND orHsn VALUABLE PROPERTY
So1p.-The changes which have been brought
about by the revolution through which We
have passed, have rendered many alterations
necessary in the conduct OF large planting
interest in the South, and the improvements
demanded to produce successful result, will
induce many large landholders TO lessen their
interest in order that the remainder OF their
estates may be conducted with moro undivided
attention. A sale has Just been completed Of
one OF the most extensive and valuable plant
ing interests on the Southern seaboard, the
tract being principality in size and composed
of splendid rica estate and an immense body
Of valuably upland. This princely domain has
been purchased by the well known commercial
house OF our city, Messrs. Willis & Chisolm, who
are associated with Henry Hart, Esq, Of New
York, and consists first Of the Blake
barony, late the property Of Daniel Blake,
ESQ.,, situated on the Combahee River, and
which has been in that family since the Colo
nial times. This tract, to which some additions
were made from time to time, has an area
o. about fourteen Thousand six hundred acres,
Of which fourteen hundred and dftS Is first.
class rice land, capable OF the highest produc-
tion, four hundred acres Of cleared upland,
and much Of the balance is superior woodland,
with valuable growth Of timber. The Swan
nah Railroad passes through this Ia ID to the
extent Of four and half miles. Thia roper-
ty was sold for forty thousand dollars. part
cash and the balance on time. The next pur-
chase by the same parties wls the Pleasant
and Bose Hill plantations, lying Immediately
adjacent to the above. consisting Of four hun
dred and nd6eventy-six acres OF firstclass rice
land, two hundred acres Of cleared upland and
seventeen hundred acres Of uncisared oak and
hickory land. This was lately the properly
Of Mrs. General Trapier, and was at one time
the residence OF her father, Charles Hayward,
Esq. It was sold for twenty-eight thousand
dollars, part cash and part time. The pur-
chasers expect soon after taking possession Of
this property to place 1t under the most skilful
management, and the latest Improvements in
the cultivation of the soil, particularly In the
growth Of rice, will be adopted and carried on
with energy. We wish these gentlemen the
most decided, success; for it is only by the ap.
plication Of energy, skill and capital, that the
South may hope to be speedily resuscitated
and her abundant resources brought forth to
add to the prosperity and power Of her people.
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by JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
Brick Store House, PAiladelphia-stre q.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

THIS DAY. the 25th May, at II O'Clock A. H.,
win be sold ct the Old Postoface, Broad-street,
The twostory BRICK sIORE HOUSE. with siake
roof known as "No.1 hail." Philidelphia-strees,
being we'll built and contiguous to the business pot.
ton Of East Bay. The Lot measures about 85 feee
Condidons-One-h cash; balance By bond, bear.
ing per cent. interest," payable IN year, 70 be
secured by mortgage Of the Property; building 10
Re insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for revenue stamps and papers. r..
May 25 wfsmtz5 :.
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MAYORS COURT, MAY A.-The following
cases, including offences committed on Satur-
day and Sunday, were disposed Of yesterday
morning:
John Robinson, colored, for stealing from
the money drawer of Messers. Hart & Co.,
King street, was turned over to magistrate
for commitment.
Prince Moore. colored, for disorderly conduct
in Mr.. F. A. Fuler's yard, Calhoun street was
fined IS. which he paid.
Primus rlmmons and Jane Ladson, colored
for fighting in Lynch, near Beaufain street,
fued $5 each, which they could not raise and
wero 'sent up."
Philip and Sarah Geddis, colored, for assault
ting Dstecave Coates IN the discharge Of his
duty, were referred to u magistrate.
Samuel Hasel. colored, for entering the
premises Of Mary Jackson, colored, in Calhoun
street, and beating and assaulting her with a
knife. was referred to magistrate.
The 10TH CENTURY.-The FIRST number of
this new Southern magazine will be issued on
til0 urot VI u uuo, ouu udS oil dtlaCttfc tuDiC
of contents. Among the prominent articles
are: The Blockade Runners of the Confedera-
CT; My Friends Revenge, true story Of the
East India Mutiny; Shoulder to Shoulder; Re-
miniscenoes Of Confederate Camps and Fields,
by Personne; About Noses; and there are also
agricultural and scientific departments, passes
at books, and ''Sooty-sraphs from Charcoal
Gallery-Ethiopian Eloquence on a Bender" :"
profusely illustrated. The proprietors say
s'The 19th Century speaks for itself. It is the
aim Of tLs publishers to make sprighty, Vi
vacious and entertaining magazine. The arti-
cles are short, pithy, pleasing varied, and there
are no continued stories. It is Southern
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TH f. DAILY NEWS.
CHEAP DHEREzsNG.

The CHARLESTON News, the circulation Of
= which b atout tw,cs as large as that Of any
ether paper published in South Carolna, is the
best advertising medium for al business men.
EW peesons who want stu stions OF servants;
uho wank houses or apartments, or have them
10 rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value.
Tn Nzws has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants Supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of oHzAP ADvxnl
nsKAzsTs poyraert for which must invariably
be made ,nasn the order IS gioen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
effssed to clerks. Rovcrnessss. tutors, work.
men, mechanics. house-servsnts, p0rters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; sytioles lost or found; houses. shops, Offices
and Warehouses; wanted or 20 let, and misoells-
neous wan.s Of all kinds. =.
r.. Boz each insertion Of advertisements Of the
Glasses specified:
Not exceeding THsxE Ln1s or % woeis. ...25 cents
FouR LINES or 80 words. ...,4o
"a" Fv1 LINES or 10 words......60 "
All advertisements TO be inserted at these
pates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office bg9 P. NJ.
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Return Of Thanks.

Alta regular maating OF tha- -Gsrnaaa-E;~A
Company. held on the evening OF the 18th day
Of May, 1869. 1t Was UNANIMOUSLY
Resolued. That the thanks OF this company
be rendered to the Stonewall Fire Company for
the loan Of their engine, and to the Etna Fire
Company for the loan of their reel. during the
time that our engine was under repairs previ-
GUS tp the last anniversary OF the Fire Depart
ment.
From the minutes.
GERHARD REoKE., Secretary.
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UNITED STATES C1RcUTT CoURr-CH1sr JUS
T1oE CHASE PhEsmNa.-The court opened at
10 o'clock yesterday morning, Chief Justice
Chase and Judge Bryan on the bench.
The jurors for the Circuit Court were dig
missed, to appear On Friday next ct 1OA. II.
The Jurors for the Ucited States District Court
will not be needed until the 14th Of June.
The Admiralty Appeal Docket having been
taken mp, the court proceeded with the case of
the United States vs. two hundred and ffty
hogsheads Of molasses, &c., cargo Of the
schooner Aid, condemned for violation Of the
revenue laws.
District Attorney Corbin and Messrs. R. 8.
Duryea and ]. B. Campbell appeared for the
government. and Messrs. James Conner and
A. G. Magrath for the agent Of the cargo,
Mr. F. P. Sslas, of the firm Of Salas Il Co. This
case involves ON amount Of some $18 500, the
proceeds Of the cargo, when sold and paid into
the registry of the court to await decision.
Judge Bryan gave decree in favor OF the gov
ernment, and an appeal was taken to the
Circuit Court.
MIR. Corbin readLthe evidence taken In the
District Court. and opened the argument for
the government.
Counsel for Salas & Co. stated that they
would not introduce any testimony, but pro-
posed to ask the instructions Of the court upon
the questions involved, and to rest their case
entirely upon propositions Of lay
The case was then argueoat considerable
length by Messrs. Maerath l. Conner for the
appellants, and by Mr.. R. 8. Duryea for the
government.
The court reserved its decision.
The case Of the steamship Moneka vs.. Rich
ard Arnold, libel for damages for three horses
killed or disabled in transitu from New York to
Charleston, was then taken up.
Mr.. Conner appeared for appellant. Messrs.
A. q. Brown and R. 8. Duryea for appellee.
Mr.. Conner opened and concluded his argu-
ment, after which the court adjourned.
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Auftion Sales
Strips, Hams, Shoutders, DO.
JEEENpnS Q, uo

III VhUN N V/VV.
Wni feh aa DsY. In fr INT OF their storps, Nos II
al and - vendne Ranse. at 0 o'o.oct,
800 Choice /. O. Hams
Geo Choice Bright shoulders
b31es smoked JoIps
69 boxes Choice New anshen Cheese
Is 6rk1ns Choice New Butter
80 tubs New York State Butter
26 beges obaceo
100 bbls Fine and EItra Flour
1CO tubs Extra and Leaf L,rd
rs boxes No. Soap
40 sacks Choice Bio coffee
40 bbls. Light Brown sugar.
Msy2s -.
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Committees OF the
various lodges met last night to discuss plans
for asMasonic fair.
"A box Of concentrated lye, containing one
hundred pounds. is at the Guardhouse await
ing an owner. a..
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Brick Residenes on Chureh-strsee !
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

THIs DAY, the 25th instant. at II O'Clock A. n,
will be cold ct the Old Postofice, Broad-street
The THREE sToRY BRIoK REsTDRNCE, No. Is
ChuIch-street, (abolt midway between WAtecstreot
and LiRhtwood Alley,) containing eleven rooms and
double ptsz2as; on the premises are brick kioAea.
Lot measures about SO fee, tron by 1A fest deep
more or less q go
Condidons-One fourth cash; balance by bond
bearing seniannual interest payable In four oquAk
successive annual tnstalments, to be secured bya
mortgage Of the property; house to be insured ana
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay tor papers ana
revenue stamps. thstu5 mtu2 Nay Is
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Oru m VIOLATION OF LAVA number Of
grocery store keepers were upbefore the Mayor
yesterday for selling their goods on Sunday.
Doubtless they supposed that the law allowing
Zoe cream saloons and fruit stores to keep open
on that day extended to them. This is not the