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ELPH0Nzo YoUEGs q co,
GrOcers,
S54 PENNSYLVANIA AvENCE,
ja2s CORNER FoUR-aND-A-HkLF STREET.

DOWN WITH THE HIGH PRICES.
c. q. O'IIARE N SON,
GROCERs,
IaIs SEVENTH STREET WEST.
BETWEEN II AsDN.
CHOICE BUTTER:
AtAEGE ,ATGsS SSrsETiTr !! g,rHoIcEHoRT9EsN
SUGARS:
CRUSHED. SKASHLATEp AND PowDEAED
"a" bSSFEE bdSSSFEEs stGks Ptk sISsn; S ls.rs
GOOD BROWN ia. IS. IS IND Bksr I-fis Il scES-,.
FLOUR:
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR, sa.sl PER
SUPERIOR segrHEFS y iHA S.ExxLr FAMILY FLOUR
CHOICE soGTHERN SUITE FLOUR, $3.50
bAhkkL.
TEAS TEAS
THE VERY BEST JAPAN TEA, slIo PER
QUEEN CHOP GUSPowpER TEA.
EXTRA FINEST YONG LAi Chop ooLsNG
CHOICE IMPERIAL And ENGLISH BREAK
FAST TEAS.
CoFFEEs:
OLD G3yERNMENf JAVA coffEE. IS
ROASTED DO, 20 CENTS.
SUPERIOR LIQUORS:
GENUINE OLD BAKER WHISKY.
oLp iBk BkASbfks AID Vines Sfs BOTTLE
RUrIER, BUTTER,
PRIZE pRIns.rS.is 4. y srsTE hsffTise iBserrER.
IN .frgs nsSis% and sm1ll gsekases. Also,
AMI, CHOICE ROLL BUTTER.
rstes esi SAffe' and 'aTHe s BsoM s e Tsuoed
1907 Pennsy lvsnis avenue.
100 S,I P,ils n, Ohio APPLE BUTTER, just received,
T oNDoN BISCUITS,
IL Another importation Just opened.
Dessert Rnsks,
Hsss..ocn,
EoSs ESI.s,.s.' Es::srt'
LsInon Nuts,
and Pearl Biscuit; also,
Edinburgh Albert Biscuit.
N. w. BURCHELL.
jals Under Ebbitt House, cor 18th and sts
CHoICE FAMILY FLOUR, ss.0s;
BEST EXTRA do. $3.50:
Warranted to give satisfaction.
VERY BEST O0L0NG, ENGLISH BREAK
FAST, AND JAPAN TEAS, el.23.
PURE BUcKwHIAr, WHITE DRIPs, si.se
PER GALLON.
BROWN AND WHITE SUGARS SOLD AS Low
AS ANY ADvkRTIsED RATES.
@ WITHER,
FAMILY GROCER,
jall-u 1919 PENNSYLVANIA AvEHUp.
ELousI sLsunm
Receipts direct from the mill. with orders to ssl A
BAKERs, ATTENTION
Aosrtnent Larsel Price Low,
TO ALL PURCHASERS.
One Barrel or Thousands, q
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by
ssN y. ". GAIT 90.
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THAT CAKE from the new bakery of 4. A.
bafheider, 1911 street, was a superb speci-
men in the fancy cake line NJ R.t.lesi.,
comes here with the reputation of being one OF
the best fancy cake and bread bakers in the
country and We are prepared to believe it after
seeing this specimen Of his skill He cannot
fail 20 have hosts Of customers.
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3. A. FAHSEsrock's
RMIFUGE.
Why is il that so many children die under the age
OF five yearsf That large proportion Of children
die under that age has long been subject of remark
and without satisfactory ascertained, it is
certain.
Also, il is known that worms exist in the human
system from its earliest infancy therefore parents
especially mothers, who more constantly with
their children cannot be too observing Of the fret
symptoms Of trors; for surely they exist, can
they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, By
the timely use of
b. A. FAHNESTOCK'S vERMIFUGE.
It is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury,
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
TY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES
Worn CONNECTIONS, made more for the purpose Of
have been manufactured all over the country, bnt
A F.hnestoeK vermifuse continues to grow in "a
vor daily.
rs should % occasion leanire you TO purchase B.; A.
that the initials B. A. This Is the article
that has been
FAvORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929,
And purchasers must insist on having it, IL they do
not wish to have an imitation forced upon them.
SCHWARTZ d HASLETr,
FORMERLY
B.A. FAHNEsTOCKs SON CO.,
SOLE PROPRiETORS.
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@READ ELPHoNZo YoUNGs 4 cos AID
S NERTlSEMENT. 1t will pay. Ja2sst

VNHE EfESIGHT accurately suited rih PebbIe,
and other s'sctae'e'' BY merely anS@
s,rering a Jttr questions.
H.. III. HEMPLER, OPTICIAN,
ja14-1y Next to the National Hotel.
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TEAS,

TEAS.
GUNPownER, JAPAN, ooLoNG. IMPERIAL,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. &c,
Al erades and prices, guaranteed As Low as any
house in the city.
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And make IL our whole study to furnish the VERY
BEST II everything in thsway Of Family supplies
generally. Our facilities for buying
by noDe and guarantee Ca sell a. low any other
house In the city also to give the article quality
and quantity represented. Please give a single
trial al least
Evening star., 1870-01-31

JUDGE ISRAEL s. SPENCER, Of Syracuse n. V,
will deliver the seventh lecture of the G. A. r.
course, at Lincoln Hall, this evening, giving an
account of Egypt and what he saw on the river
Nile. His description of the country, its people,
their religion, manners and customs, is said to be
very interesting. He spent considerable time
with his family in nearly all the principal cities,
making excursions iato the country, examining
relics Of antiquity that are celebrated in an
tiauity.
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The WAsHrSGToS TENPERANCE SOCIETY
held its regular meeting last night, at the Board
OF Trade Rooms, the President, o. X. Harris,
IN the chair. The attendance WAS quite large,
and short and interesting addresses we're deliv-
diebrook, George Savage, j. b. Clark aud w.
were obtained. fASNse
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Il NAIED STATES PATENT OFFICE
n, a.. .,.. W AsHiNSToN, ID: Z January Is, $50.
iord, Mass; praying for the exten.ion Of patent
Ersntea 70 nm on the 9th day Of May, 1856 for an
~ s ordered that the testimony in this case be
Sioeea ON the 2th day OF April next: that the time
nmited % the 9th day OF May next, and that said
peeulon pe heard on the llth day Of May next
ANY person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL 4. FISHER
ya14-WSW Commissioner of Patents
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THE ScHrErzES BALL at the New Masonic
Temple this evening win be the most eni"yshis
affair Of the season. The committee hayino
obtained permission from Mr.. Thornton and
Admiral Dahlgren to use the decorations ol
the hall at Prince Authur's ball have allowed
the same to remains just as they were arranged
Tor that occasion. No doubt large crowd vii
be in attendance.
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~ Ross 3 WALSH,
kkAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BROKERS,
10. 325 PENNA AVENUE, South side,
Between 9Th and 7th streets west.
BAML CROSS.
oDc-U JAS. W. WALSH.
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DESPERATE AssAULr.-Yesterday. about 2
O'Clock, as four white men were passing i'm front
of the residence of Edward Middleton colored,
on South Carolina avenue, near Eleventh street
east, one Of them kicked his dog lying on the
pavement, and Middleton came out, when they
attacked him, one of them striking him with
clothes prop, and another knocking him down
with stone, which fractured his skull /; but he
Is not so seriously hurt was at first supposed.
officers Shimonick and Mills saw the assault
and gave chase to the parties, and succe eded in
arresting VIM. Simgan and John +. Barnes
after chase OF about half a mile, but the 9th
els, Richard Brown and Tom McGraw, sue
ceeded in making their escape.
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PRUNcN FIGS

DATES. RAIslNs, PAPER SHELL ALMONDS,
and NUTS Of all kinds.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
MAsHINsIoS: d: G., January IS, 1870
On the petition Of THOMAS H POWERS Of Mil
waskee, Wis, praying for the extension OF pafent
granted to him on the 9th day OF May, 1856, Tor an
Improvement in Furnaces for Smelling Iron.
1t is ordered that the testim mony in the case he
eloeed on the 6th day Of April next that the time
ior ming arguments and the Examiner q renort he
limited to the 18th day Of pr next and that siS n
ution pe neard ON u 1th day Of April next.
.., SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
ya<4-ioWSW Commissioner Of patents
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7 UMBERi LUMBkR LUMBER m

936 Pennsylvania avenue,
nov Cite Trevise. Paris
I UABERi LUMBER LUMBER
A large stock and complets sssortment ef Brrd,,.
Lumber, Hemock Fencing, Cyprus Shipelss Whitss
Pine and Spruce Pickets, Cedar Posts. Aiso'
DRESSED LUMBER
OF all kinds on hand and for sale at lovest pnavs.
rates by WILLET REpGRAVE
Corner New York avenue and 9Th strcst
one square from Northern
eDE' Liberty Market
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Particular attention given 20 this article ia
our Trade, and we constantly supplied with a
choice article from New York state.
In fact We give our special and undivided attention
10 the
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COFFEE.

-.a.f
Our Conees are Roasted Fresh every dav or two,
and we Grind them Tor customers WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE.
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Replete With every desirable apparatus and pro-
vded with the best talent and artistic skill be OBJ
taned, with constant personal attention the part
OF the proprietor, makes this the best place in the
District to have all orders in his line well and
romptly executed. eel -6m
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M. WILLIAM
HAS A HANDSOME STOCK OF
REAL LACEs, CLOAK vELvETS,
2ATlNS, BLACK SILKS CLOAKs
DRESSES, RIBBONS, FEATHBRs,
FLOWERS, BONNETS, FLATS,
TRIMMINGS, and all kinds Partisan Novelties
Also the celebrated J. p. B. FRENCH CORSErS.
Dresses and Clocks made to order
S3S Pennsylvania avenue,
nov Cite Trevise. Paris
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Orphans' Court of wash
ineton county, in the District of Columbia letters
estanentary on the personal estate Of JOHN ID.
dec d All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on an
before the I'D day of January next they NAV Other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 22d day of Jan.
uary, 1870. JNO nj BARCi Az
- ya<4-iaWSW Executor
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BUTTER.

Several choice varieties, by the barrel OF bushel
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COLE AGENCY FOB THE DISTRICT,
DUPONTy CELEBRATED POWDER,
At Store Of T. A. RITCHIE, Forrest Hall, GEORGE.
town, ID. q.
All QcAlities and quantities supplied 70 the trsde
Of Sporting, Mining, and Blasting POWDER, in bar.
rels, kegs, casee, or caRnsters.
Orders from Washington City left In box at store
q WM. MHELAN, No. 40 = street, or with Mr..
In same building, will be promptly filled. nol.dn
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Chairman Of Committee Of Communicates
January 25, lS.o
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RUTTER, BUTTER
- Constantly Receiving,
IN large medium and small packages. Also,
PRIME WESTERN TUBS,
AMI. CHOICE ROLL BUTTER,
In half barrels and barrels. Tor sale, at reduced
rates,by II. n. BROWN Co.
1907 Pennsy ylvanis avenue.
100 Pals OHIO APPLE BUTTER, just received,
suitable 1or Grocers. Jal9-u
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American Intelligence.

Mobile, November 17.-There was n
killing, freezing black frost last night
the second frost this season. Absentees
are returning and the city is rapidly
filling up.
New YORK, November 17.-Messrs.
Oelrichs & Co. have received messages
announcing the safe arrival of tho steam
ers Hansa, Leipsig and Hanover ut Bre-
menhaven, after having touched at
Grimsby.
New YORK, November 17.-The He
'd!ds special, from London, says that at
cabinet council, yesterday, it was re-
solved to act decisively with regard to
the Russian complication. War is
imminent, and great popular Indignation
is expressed against Russia The Co.
logno Gazette, of tho 18th, says, after
an interview with the Russian Minister
at Vienna, Baron Won Beust was in
formed that Russia had 10000 troops
OF tho TaTkisii frontier, and that Austria
was perfectly prepared to take tho field.
if England would give her consent.
CuIcAGo, November 7.-Farnsworth's
majority in the second Illinois is l. .S91.
Noores, in the second illinois. GIL.
PHILADELPHIA, November 17.-Thc
verdict in the Mahrman case is murder
in the first degree
New ORLEANS, November 17.-Charles
Durnin went home tight, when his wife,
aged sixtyfve, struck him several blows
on the head with an axe, killing him in
stantly.
Weather cold and frosty.
WAsHINaToN, November lit ap-
pears by official data, that during the
eight monthaepding September 81 last,
the exports Of wheat amounted 10 S5oYer
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q09awheaE aouf nSssly $I3, 0oO,.
eRi ssMopeton eae2, ,5oo,9@. and leaf

3&23ssupQsNDU9fW Sour nSAsiy $l2, ,O0O,.
e@i rsMloptton 4te2. 500. .9GO, and leaf
tobacco over Oil .O00. 600.
The strength Of the United States
army is "a, $40.
The following is another analysis Of
Granyilie's note: Earl Granviile's reply
to Prince Gortschakoff denies the right
Of Russia to recognize the European
situation as releasing her from the obli-
cations of solemn treaty. It also de-
nies assuming as true that some contract
ing power considers itself released from
treaty the others nre at liberty to dis
regard. It further says that, instead of
making such announcement, Russia
shonld have invited the powers to con-
slider the subject.
WILMINGTON, November 1.-THE visi-
tors to the Fair to-day exceed that Of
yesterday. There will be tournament
tomorrow. The influx of strangers is
unprecedented in the history of Will
mington. We have had killing frosts for
the last three nights.
NEW YORK. November ia special
despatch to the World, from London,
says peace is desired at any price. The
party, in Cabinet, find themselves una
bio 10 resist the popular demand for war
against Russia unless she abandons her
present position. Granville told Glad
stone they must eheQse bstween going
with the tide Sr going ont Of office the
moment they hA1e Welded. The mem
bers who oppSsg ttie position assumed
by Granyillu Mhis reply to Gortzcha-
koff are Lowe, Ghilvefs, Gardwell, Bruce
and Yerton. Ihe truth is, Granville
sent his reply in hot haste, without con-
sultipg his colleagues, and then informed
them that the country was committed to
his position. He could not and would
not recall. The Morning Post says, edi-
torially, that the cause of France has
now become the cause of Europe. All
neutral States are bound to assist her to
obtain peace and leave her intact, or
aid her to continue war in order to hold
Prussia engaged while England, Austria,
Italy and Turkey whip Russia into sub
mission. Either Prussia must sign ON
easy peace, to liberate her force, or
France, declining. will once more prove
herself the saviour of Europe. The
Standard has bitter attack upon Russia
and Prussia, who, it says, conspired to
commit q monstrous act of perfidy and
violence, and an audacious contempt of
morality, introducing chaos and II series
of endless European wars. The exist
cnce of no English ministry is worth q
weak purchase, that would dare not give
fight to this insolent challenge.
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South Carolina --Richland County.

South Carollna---R Richland County.
D. G. PEIXOTTO Il Son, AucTIoNEEns.
Mrs. Mary q. p. Gibbes, Mrs. Anna NJ. Guign-
ministrator, ct al.
IN pursuance of the dccretal order passed.
Il by his Honor Judge John T. Green, on
the 1st day Of Jnly. 1870. will sell the fol-
bia, belonging to the estate OF the late James
.. Guignard, Sonior, on the FIRST MONDAY
i'll Dec ember next:
!: Tho LOTS fronting on Richardson street
-feet, cornering on Plain street, and running
back East 2OS feet to the alley-way to tho
court House square; bounded on tho South
6y lots recently sold ss property Of DR.. r. W.
sidored as among the most desirable and eli
gible sites for stores in the city. 1t will be
sub divided, and proper plate prepared, which
signed in Columbia.
Z. Ihe well known and valuable Plantation
on dl!is creek, about eescn miles from Co.
umbia, containing LISP acres. more or less;
bounded on the East by lands OF tho estate of
9. X. Bryce, deceased, and g. Il. Startling, and
lands OF DR.. A: Wallace; South by tho '.Big
Lake" plantation; North by Gill's Creek. ii
desired, vail bo sold in parcels.
3. The Square of four acres in Columbia
upon which the Mansion House OF tho late
james s. Guignard, ST., stood, surrounded by
substantial brick wall; bounded on tho
North by Gcrvais street; Eaet by Bull street;
south by senate street, and West on Marion
street. This square will probably be divided
tnto half acre lots.
ALSO
Eight acres Of LAND in the corporate limits,
bounded on the South by lands formerly OF
Gregg, now OF Erwin; North by lands of the
Misses Stark; East by lands now occupied by
W. Hampton Gibbes. on Barnwell street; CON
tlnued East by lands of the Misses Stark
a plat OF which may be seen Mt the Office OF
the undersigned.
The entire property is sold free from all
claim for dover, and the purchaser takes in
disputa bio titlcs.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-thirt cash rcmaipaer
payable in one and two years in equal instal
ments, with interest from dato of sale paya-
bic annually, and secured by bond aud mort
gage; purchaser to insure and assign the
policy to the undersigned. Parohaaer to pay
Tor papers, stamps, etc. -
:. D. B. DESAUSSURE,
NOv9 SpecinI ISefarco
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YTJHEUIAT ANDTUUSIHIT5H

"a ENJAEO1AH AMID DEOUE4E4l1AUHHTS1
!: doaSasIs. s:6:, S NossmSss' assIsslss "a
o. cotton yeatsiday 81 bales middlipgs
1414@141lo. o'..' ,.!.,-.-l !. +, III '4.I. :
BosToN, November r17.-Middlipg cot
ton 1611; sales 800 baies; receipts 80;
stock 1000.
NEW York, November I7-Noon.-
Flour loo. better. Wheat held 2(04c,
higher and market very unsettled. Corn
dull and nominal. Pork dull, ct "a. 250
24.5O. Cotton unsettled and lower
uplands 1915; Orleans 1874; sales 1890
bales. Freights firm. Stocks heavy.
Gold 1875. Money 406. Sterling
long 914; short 10. Bonds 7s6.
z P. M.-Cotton dull-sales &c, 900
bales; uplands 1915. Flour-State and
Western 10@15c. better-super 4.95@
$40; Southern firmer-common to fair
extra 5.80@6.30. Wheat irregular and
1@2c. better-winter red and amber
Western 1.40@1.45. Corn 102c. bet
ter-new 80@85; old S6@S8. Pork
dull, at 23.75@24.OO. Lard steady.
Whiskey dull, at S7@8S1a. Freights
firm. Gold 1214. Money 506.
BALTIMORE, November l7.-Cotton
dull and tending down-middling 15sz;
sales 900 bales; receipts 152; stock $40.
CINCINNATI, November 17.-Flour &C.
tive, at 6.75@7.0O. Corn advancing and
in fair demand, at 48@50 Pork dull,
at 81. 50@220O. Lard dull and unset
tied, at 122249l31@. Whiskey quiet and
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, November 17.-Bagging
firm. Hemp 27a4. Flax %. Flour
firm. Corn unchanged, Provisions in
good demand. Mess pork $500. Lard
IA. Whiskey heavy, ut 84CG85.
GALVESTON, November 17.-Ootton
less active and prices lower-middlings
l3I; sales 200 bales: receipts 1,2l2;
stock II, 45S.. ,... .1
New ORLEANS, November 17.-Cot-
ton dull and -midaings 15110
15la; sales 4,500 bales; receipts 5,0O5;
stock los, 4G7.
MOBILE, November 17.-Cotton quiet
and easicr-middtings 143a@13; sales
l 300 bales; receipts 2,SSO; stock 80, 179.
SAVANNAH, November 17.--Cotton-
nothing doing, on account of holiday.
AUGUSTA, November 17.-Cotton mar
ket lrreguhr and prices nominal-mid-
dlings 1875; sales 900 bales; receipts
1900.
CHARLESTON, November 17.-Cotton
dull and lower, with but little doing
middling Is; sales bales; receipts
1870; exports SO; stocks 1858.
FRANKFORT, November II. Bonds
closed yesterday at 81.
LONDON. November 1871 P. M.-Con-
soils 90. Bonds 81. American securities
fiat.
LONDON, November 17--Evening.-
Consols 1925. Bonds 871a.
LIVERPOOL, November l7-3 P. M
Cotton opened heavy, and is now fiat
and irregular-upIands 9114; Orleans 81.
L1vEnrooL, November 17-Evening.-
Cotton fiat and rregular-uplands 911@
ga; Orleans 9as@91@; sales 6, 900 bales.
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For saIe--By Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Laurens Railroad,

0duIcuS hduTOaO.
District Court OF the United States. South Caro-.
lima District-In The matter OF the Lau,pns
Rdatr0dd Company, Banlrupt-In BanI-
rupcy.
Ey order OF Hon. G.. 8. Bryan, District Judge
of the United States, for South CaroIiaa
District, will sell at public outcry, in the
city of Columbia, South Carolina, at l2
o'clock meridian, on WEDNESDAY, tho 7th
day OF December, 1870, FREQ from all lens
and incumbranccs, all equity of redemption
being forever barred and absolutely ec-c.
Closed, the following property, viz:
TIE TRACK and ROAD-BED, BRIDGES,
CULYERTS, MACHINE-SHOPS, WATER
TANKS, and STA rlON- HOUSES, all the LO-
COMOTIyE CARS and MACHINERY, and all
and singular tho property and assets, real and
personal, of every description whatsoever, of
Tic LAUKEhS RAILROAD COMPANY, and
all the rights privileges, franchises and ease
ments lawfully held, used or enjoyed by the
said Laurcns Railroad Company, on tho fol-
lowing terms, viz: $40, 900 to be paid in cash;
and tho residue in bonds OF the purchaser,
payable in one, two and three years, with in
terest at seven per cent. per annum; payable
ecmi. annually and secured By mortgage of
tho premises sold; Provided, however, that
the purchaaer shall have leayo to nav tho
whole bid in cash, IL no prcfcrs to do 80.
JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
Assignee nf La1-cEs tsaiiroad Company
N. Is. Tho l,aurens Railroad ia thirty-three
miles In length, running from Laurensville,
5. O., through very productive cotton re-
gton, and densely populated country, and con-
Meeting at Nowberry with the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, Any information respect
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Special Notice.

THE largest, finest, and best stock of
n CLOTHING in the oity. Owing to the
doath of Col. W. j. Hoke, the stock will be
sold at prices that defy competition.
Our line OF Over-coats, Raglans, Business
suits: young men aud boys clothes, aud water
Buyers will remember, wo offer tho above
goods, together with splendid stock OF Furn-
Ishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks,
ralises, Carpet-bags. etc., etc., lower than
New York.
Tho business will be conducted by &. N.
johnson, assisted by myself, who respectfully
solicits share OF the public patronage.
MIKE HOkE,
Son of w. J. Hokc.
\. L. The undersigned respectfully invites
all his Old friends to give him IL cali, sec FOR
themselves, and be satisfied thut the trutI, oi
the above will be fully verified.
Nov ) G. NJ. JOHNSON.
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Valuable City Lots at auction.
BYD. G. PEIXOTTO & SON. Auctionee

tHshtost CHU fLOtS az AtC{lOD.
BYD.C. PEIXOTT0 & SON, Auctiopeers
On the FIRST MONDAY in December next, in
front of the Court House, in this city, to the
highest bidder, that beautifully located
four.acre lot, on Arsenal Hill, between the
residence of Mayor Alexander and the Go
vernors mansion, which will be divided into
eleven lots, bounded as follows:
LOT No. l, bounded on the North by Lum-
Der street, measuring thereon SO teet 2inches.
more or less; on the West by Pulaski street,
on the East by lot No.2.
LOT No. 2 OF the same dimensions, Lounded
Oh the North by Lumber street; on the East
by lot No. 3. and on tho West by lot No. 1.
on the North by Lumber street; on the East
by lot No. !; on the West by lot No 2.
Lot No. 1, of the same dimensions, bounded
nn ,! Tn the North by Lumber street; on the West
by lot No. 3; on the East by lot No. -
LOT No 8, bounded on the North by Ium-
Der street, measuring thereon 2OS feet s inches.
more or less on the East by Wayne street,
less; on the South by lot No. G. This is a
corner lot, and one of the most desirable loca-
lions i'll tho city.
LOT No. 6, bounding and fronting on Wayne
street, and measuring thereon IO4 feet 1
inches, more or less. and running back 2rs
feet inches; on the South by lot No. :.
;, LOT No I, fronting and bounded on the
East by Wayne street: on the South by Rich
land street, running back on said street 2OS
feet Sinches more or less; OH the North bv
lot No. &.
Lot No. 3, fronting and measuring on Rich
land street 50 feet , inches, more or less:
bounded on the East by lot No. 7; on the
Vest by lot No. ., running back COS feet 8
inches, moro or less.
LOT No. ., OF the same Dimensions, fronting
on Nichand street; bounded on the East By
lot NO. =; on the West by lot No. 10.
LOT No. 10, of tho same Dimensions. front
irg on Richand street; bounded on the East
bylot No. 8; Oh the West by lot No. H.
LOT No II, of the same dimensions, front
ing on Richland street; on the West by Pu-
laski street, running back thereon 20S feet,
moro or less; on the East by lot No. TO-
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, balance in
ono and two years, secured by bond of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of
seven per cent. per annum. and mortgage of
tho,premises. Purchaser to pay Ills for papers
and stamps. Nov 4