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CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. o., November l6, l87l.J
Whereas the Honorable the City Council, In
their meeting on the l1th instant, resolved THAT
the Mayor be requested to Issue his Proclamation,
announcing DAY OF PRAYER AND THANKS
GIVING to the Glver OF all good gifts for his
mercies and bounteous favors so literally mani
tested during the past year."
Now, therefore, respectfully call on The Rever'
end the Clergy OF all denominations, 20 open their
respective Houses Of Worship on FRIDAY, the 24th
inst, for special and earnest Thanksgiving To God,
our common Lord and Father, that he has been
graclously pleased to abrd4e our distress and In.
dlcate bright prospect for the future. And
invite and aectlona.ely request cur people, OF all
classes and candiuons, to numerously attend the
religious exercises on this occasion, for the sake
OF the blessings that kind Providence has vouch.
saled Us, and for The hope that smiles upon our
honest endeIvoTs.
Witness my han and the seal OF the city on the
[Ls.l day and gear above mentioned.
JOHN A. WAGNER, Mayor.
". ". SIMuNS, Clerk OF Council.
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Breaking In Of a Bridge-Three Carts
Plunged into the Water-A Desperate
Struggle for Life-Wiid Excitement
Among the Colorcd Population.

A startling accident took place on Souther
wharf at three o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The British bark Matilda, Hilyara, lying at III
southern side OF South Southern wharf, was di!
charging her ballast, which consists OF sand A
the point where she lies Is bridge connectin
two sections OF the wn arr and as the ballast wa
discharged 1t was dumped upon and near thl
bridge. The persons il charge were warned tina
they must cart the ballast away as fast as 1t wa
discharged; but they appear 10 have paid no hee
to the instructions given them, and In shor
time about fifty tons OF sand were piled upon an
about the bridge. Two horse carts and one mul
cart were loading, when, with iremendou
crash, the bridge gave way. Huge stringei
snapped lik. pipe stems under the tmmens
weight, and In an instant animals, carts, driver
and ballast were tumbled into the water.
The noise OF the all eau Ell Several persons t
hurry TO the broken bridge. and they found tn
living mass wrIgglnS a. tIisttng In the mids
OF the sand and water. without much dtffcalt
two of the drivers scrambled out OF the hole-th
third was not on the spot at the time. Tn
horse and sthe carts were saved, but the null
was killed by the fall.
As the news Of the accident spread, the who't
colored population was stricken with sarm
Every dusky citizen who had brother, son
husband driving cart hurried to the scene. VIII
rumors were cii culated that several persons wer
killed. On the wharf the crowd and confusion
became 80 great thattt was necessary to send 70
a squad Of policemen to clear up things. N
corpses came to light, the alarm subsidized, an
the work OF repairing the break began.
Its believed that no lives were lost by the acci
dent strict inquiry shows that the three dri'
ers are satsfac orily accounted for, and 1t Is no
known that any other persons were on the bridg
when It fell. The accident might have been
very serious one, but, so far as we know, IN
damage g very slight.
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By JOHN G. MILNOR & co.


CPECIAL SALE.-ARMY CLOTHING,
y Clothing, White Shirts, Undersbirts. Dry
On TUESDAY next, 2lst instant, at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at our Store, No lbs Meeting street,
Sarinet VESTS
$50 pair Black Cashmere Pants
so Back and Gray Beaver Ov rcoats
$50 Fancy and Black Sa'iuet Pants
800 Gray, Mixed and Brown Melton Coats and
Sacks
so Black Cloth Frock Goats
1000 pair Assorted Tw Il j. an and Kersey Pants
90 dezen White and Colored L. b. ana Cotton
Shirts
100 dozen white and Blue Mixed Undershirts
$50 Blue Military Frock Goats
80 Blue Military Overcoats
100 Blue AIRY Jackets and Pants
1000 Blue Military Cloth Caps
bales $50 pair IL pound Brown Blankets
125 dozen Assorted Merno Half Hose
so dozen Assorted Bamoral Skirts
90 dozen Calico and Hickory Shirts
100 Large Calico Comforts
so Spanish Bed Spreads
Fancy and Colored Border Quilts
Ladies' Chemise, Night Gowns. Morning
Wrappers, Tuck Skirts Calico Gowns
25dozen French Suspenders
Black and FAM Saeinets, Kentucky Jeans,
Fancy pel4ins, Fancy Prints, Hack and COL
ored Alpaca
Tckings, Sfripes, Denims Stripe osnaburgs
fisid Wool Shawls. &C., &C.
Condtions-Sums under 500, cash 500 TO
$500, 90 days; over $500, 90 days, for approved
endorsed notes, with bank rate interest.
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THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Final Meeting of the Executive Board

The executive board OF the Howard Assocla
tion met yesterday at the Market Hall, Vice presi
dent wimot G. DeSaussure IN the chair.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting were
read and confirmed, and letter OF application
for membership from Mr.. John Il. Lopez was
read, and the applicant unanimously elected.
The receipt OF contribution OF fifteen dollars
from J. II. L. was acknowledged.
The weekly reports Of the directors were read
These reports Sao,o that not single case or ye,
lo,o reutr is no,o under treatment.
In accordance with resolution adopted at the
preceding meeting, the active operations Of the
association were decllred suspended, and the
Office OF the asso iaton was ordered to be closed.
The secretary, DR.. George S. Pezsr, was directed
to prepare report Of the transactions OF the as
socation during the season, the board to be call.
ed together to receive and arrange for the publ.
cation OF the same. The report, which will be
highly Interesting, Is expected TO ce ready for
publication In about ten days.
The work Of the association being now ended,
the board Adjourned subject to the call Of the as.
sociation.
We take this occasion to express our sense OF
the value Of the services Of the Howard Assoc!a.
ton during the late epidemic. The number OF
sick who have been attended, the clothing and the
food which have been distributed to the destitute
poor, and the cease activity OF the officers and
directors, may be known and understood. Bat
none but they who frlendless and aim st hope.
less. have found In the Howard Association q
comforter and protector, can form an adequate
idea Of the tender kindness and thoughtful care
which have marked It's minsterings to the sick
and dying. The members OF the association have
done good work, which their fellow citizens
appreciate and honor, and, we trust, will never
forget.
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names, to have prominent part In entertaining
the Washington Engine Company, OF Wilmington,
a. the committee OF arrangements had ordered
that the visitors should be the special guests oi
the Washington Company for the evening. The
eneine-house was tastelully decorate for the oc-
casion, among the decorations being large and
admirable full length painting OF george WASH
iugton, the legend "Wel come" and various pan
uers and transparencies. The guests were ap
propriately welcomed by President Carson ana
at about nine O'Clock sat down to the excellent
supper that had been prepared. During this re-
past beautiful silver cup. bearing the inscrip'
tion-
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FRosTs IN THE INTERIoR.-At Columbia on
Thursday the frost presented the appearance of q
miniature snowstorm. Barnwell had Its first
frost on Saturday. In Darlington on Thursday
the frost remained on the ground until after ten
O'Clock. There was killing frost at 'Greenville
on Tuesday night.
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OUR THANKsGlvHG.-His Honor the Mayor,
By q special proclamation In another part Of the
paper invites the citizens OF Charleston to assem-
bic In their various places Of worship on Friday
next, the oath inst, for day Of solemn thanks
giving and prayer to Almighty God for his mercy
toward this city in staying the progress OF pesti
lence, and bestowlng the other unnumbered bles-
sing, which have crowaed the year and furnished
cause for humble praise and gratitude.
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AMusEMENTs.-The town is all agog over the
coming of Lingard and his dashing wife, who
open with their picked company at the Academy
on Monday evening.
The rolllcking worrell Sisters-Sophie, Jennie
and Irene-are doing burlesque In Wilmington,
v. c., and carrying the town BY storm We hope
to zee them here by .and-by.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Charles Jones, colored,
was yesterday sentenced to ten days SOLITARY
imprisonment for larceny and Vagrancy; ano
Alexander Williams, also colored, was visited
with the same peualty for stealing lumber.
Paul b. Heywa ard, Ben Mills and John Wilson
were found in different parts OF the city In Vari
GUS degrees OF iutoxication and belligereney, and
were each sentenced to pay due OF one dollar.
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PARTIES in want of doors, sashes, blinds,
mouldngs, stair newels and balusters, will con.
suit their own interests by calling on or writing
to Mr.P.P. Toale, No. 20 Hayne street. Wnere
they will nnd the strongest and cheapest stock IN
the Southern States. A specially made OF French
and American window glass. augl8-thstu
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DETECTIVE APPoINTMENTs.-Mr. Moses Levy
has been appointed Q special detective By Mayor
WAGNER, at the request Of wharf owners and
merchants generally. Mr.. Levy is not only con-
yerssn. with the duties Of the position, but his
connection with the New York steamers viii
enable him to spot many rogues who creep into
our city by that channel.
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By ]. A. EN.LOW & co.

UNDERWRITERS SALE OF SCHR.
u VIM B. MANN AND CARGO.
MONDAY, goth instant, at II O'Clock, VIII be
sold, at the Postof1ce, corner Broad street and
East Bay,
The American Schooner WIN. B. MANN, as STE
now lies In the harbor Of Beaufort, s. O., togetfef
with her Anchors, Rigging, Chains, &c, &C.
yesr 1854; Is 2l7 tons register and 10 feet draft.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
The under.deck cargo as IL now lies en- board
the above vessel, comprising abonr one hundred
and twenty thousand feet OF Yellow Pine Plank
and Boards OF the following dimensions: AK
l0kX32.s, 3HxSHx32s, 6xxs xx32e, 4xx8xx28s
3xx8kx2S9, 2x5 70 Q and wide boards.
adelphia and Erie Ra lroad.
Conditions cash. novl0
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DETENTION OF TRAINs.-Tne trains on the
Northeastern Railroad, due yesterday morning
and evening, were delayed at Florence, awaiting
the arrival OF the connecting trains from VII
mington, and In consequence did not reach
Charleston until after the regular hours.
The night Columbia train on the South Carolina
Railroad did not reach Charleston until half.past
eight A. NJ. yesterday, having been detained at
Columbia by the late arrival OF the Greenville
train.
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OFF1U4L.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofice
at Charleston, for the week ending November Il,
1871, and printed officially in TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
H Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are "Adveriise,l.'
sT once hours from A. II. to OK P. NJ. On
Sundays, from 51z to 6}5 P. N.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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The VISITING DELAWARE FIRENEN will not
fail to give Wilson's Grocery call, and among
their many pleasant recollectlons OF the "Clty by
the Seau will be this mammoth Grocery House
and Tea Emporium, the finest OF its character In
In this city. noVlI-Z
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~ Persons deposlting letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
| hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter ONCE,
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that MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.-It has
been ascertalned that Mr.. J. A. Alpers, who has
been missing for over week, and whose disap.
pearance has occasoned the utmost anxiety
among his friends, was seen last Saturday after
noon on his way apparently to the depot OF the
Northeastern Railroad, and 1t is surmised that he
has concluded to leave the country by one OF the
German steamers sailing from Norfolk, in the
hope Of dispeliug, by change Of scene and asso
cations the hypochondria induced by his recent
reyerses and calamitieS.
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TIE WEATHER continues clear and cold,
with light winds from the noSteeast and percepti
be rrosts q. night. There is aprospect However,
of a little mider weather 10 day; and as the
prophets at Arlington are.klnd enough lo: 10
threaten ram, there is every reason u believe
that the weataer will be all that Could be de ired
for the excursion OF the visiting fremen down
the Bay, as well es for the more serious blsine:s
OF the city.
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THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC GRAND GIFT Con-
certs. as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick
cary l. Co.-Mr. Eben Cofin, sub-agent for this
splendid and attractive scheme Is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the office of Mr.. Edward NJ More.
land, No. 20 Broad street.
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SUDDEN CHANGES IN THE WEATHER are pro-
ductive OF Throat Diseases, Coughs and Colds.
There is no more erectual relief to be found than
in the use OF browns Bronchial Troches."
noYl4-tuths3
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WnsoSs.-"The superiority of some men Ii
merely 10 al; they are GREAT because the'r asso
ciates are ttle."-Johnson.
EvERYBoDY's GROCERY,
noyls No. 300 King street.
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CauNBs.-Durlng the current year, Camden
County has had only sixty.two Grim nal prosecu'
tious-includng Two for murder, In one OF which
the accused was acquitted, and In the other found
guilty OF manslaughter.
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THE SAVANNAH FAIR.-One-fare excursion
tickets, over the Savannah and Charleston Kali
road, available for i've days, will be Issued from
tomorrow. giving persons an opportunity OF
visiting the fair Of the Industrial Association.
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BARGAINS AT AucT1oN.-Messrs. John G.
Minor q Co. announce an important special sale
OF army clothing, under-garments, dry geods'
&C., on tuesday next, which will be well worth
the attention OF dealers and planters
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By H. H. DeLEON.

;"" BY H. H. DeLEON. :
DOSTTIVE SALE VALUABLE SEA Is,
land Plantations on Edlsto Island, belong.
Ing to Estate Ephraim n. Baynard.
Will be sold AZ Public Auction, In the City 0f
Charleston, on Thursday. december 14th. 1871, at
the Old Customhouse, corner Broad street ana
The following PLANTATIONS:
Seaside, containing 4sS 62.l0o acres, more or
l:ss.
wilson's, containing 14s 1870 acres, more or
less
Palmenters, containing 255 ls-loo ceres, more
or less.
shergood, con,ai.ing 2as ss1oo acres, more or
less.
Shell House, containing lss 26,1oo acres, more
Red House, containing la4 el.1oo acres, moro sr
less.
seabrook's, containing l7s s4.loo acres, more
or less.
Rabbit Point, containing 4ss sSloo acres, more
or less.
Lsroche's, containing 226 6s.loo acres, more or
Little Edlsto Place. containing 200 s7,loo acres,
more or less.
ST. .BARTHOLOMEW'S PARISH RICE PLAHTA-
TION opposite Wilton, 200 acres, more or le3s.
Conditions-One fourth cash; balance BY bond
and mortgage, payable In one Two and three
years, interest per cent, payable annually.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
THOMAS b. WILLINaHAH.
Trustee.
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MARX YOUR CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazlar and East Bay
Sowo Room octl4-s
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GENTLEMEN's HATS, Caps, scaris and Ties al
Plenge's, No. 2ol King street. Drop In and loos
or ,hem noy17-2
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SrLLIvAN's ISLAND. The Very Rev. DR.. Ber-
miugham will offlciate in the Catholic Church.
on Sunday, at 9 O'Clock.
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PARcHEEsI PARCHEEsI "A royal game oi
India. HAsKL STREET BAZAAR,
snrao-s And East Bay News Room.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, S.,
IS, So so and IS SO per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job ONCE.
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HARD AT WoRK.-The new street inspectors,
Messrs. Lucas and Ferguson, are hard at work.
and the city hands, under heir directions are
making handsome progress in cleaning up the
city. There is more method and business in the
movements OF the different gangs. Under the
old regime the aim was to dawdle away the time;
the object now is to do as much as possible in a
given number OF hours. The holes and ruts in
Rutledge avenue are receiving attention. the
sidewalk in queen street, between the Metical
College and Rutledge street, has been leVelied.
Wherever the laborers have been there is SUI.
stantial result to show. In the course OF few
weeks Charleston will hardly know ITSELF
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RUNAWAY AccIDENT.-We learn frcm the
Union that a team, consisting Of horse and
mu:e, belonging to Mr.. Shelley, Of Lexington,
took fright on Bridge street, Columbia, on Thurs
day. They ran furiously for about half square.
when the wagoI came in contact with sign
post, throwing the occupants violently to the
ground, and tearing the vehicle consid erably to
pieces. The wagon was occupied by Mrs. Taylor
and TWO other ladies', and Mr.. Shelley. Mrs. Tay.
lor's injuries were severe, she receiving bad
fracture OF the collar bone. The wounded lady
was taken into Mrs. Stratton's, where DR.. Geiger
attended to her injuries. She go far recovered as
to avail hei self OF the kindness OF Mr.. Sheridan
who placed his team at the disposal Of the party.
and they all went 10 Lexington in the evening.
The escape Of The others was miraculous.
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The situation Of the Convent is all that can be
desired for health and beauty. Tne buildings are
on elevated ground about two miles from the
CAPITOL, and IN the midst OF an oak grove OF
twenty acres. 1t is within half an hours drive
from the depot. where omnloases and baggage
TERMs-For board washing, fuel, lights and
tuition 10 English, $500, payable $3.50 in advance,
or $50 per month, payable IN advance.
Music French, Latin, Drawing and painting
form exit charges
es- For further information. application may
be made to the MOTHER SUPERIOR, TO Rt. Rev.
Bishop LYNCH, or TO the Reverend Clergy.
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Appo1xrMsNrs.-GoYernor Scott has

APPoIxTMESTS.-Gove Scott has ap-
pointed II. A. Smith county treasurer OF Fairh Id,
vice ]. r. Boyles removed; John L. Young irUba e
Judge Of Union, to Ill the vacancy In that county
Tn. mas J. Perry commissioner 4 Deeds resident
in Rome, Georgia; A. R. L. Gants trial just ce OF
Newberry; VIM. NJ Mcdonald, OF Chester County,
trial justice, vice John j. Hemphill; W. B. Nickel.
ler county commissioner OF Abbeville.
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OUR DELAWARE VISITORS.
4RRIY4L OF THE WASHINGTON FIRE
COMPANY.

The Journey Down and Reception At
the Depot-Speeches OF Weico"ee
Line of alarch.-Inspection ny tho
Mayor and City Council Day OF
Festivity and Cheer.
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NEW AND FINE
DRY AND FANCY GOOD g.
JUST In.

LARGE LOT OF
BLACK AND CoLoREp SILKS, Elegant Shades,
SILK POPLINS, Get
SILK VELVET, Sample.
Afull line OF MOURNING GOODS.
Merinos, Empress Cloth.
Bombazlne, Grape Cloth.
Henrietta Cloth, Mohairs &c.
$50 pieces Irish and French Poplins, all colors,
quality and prices,
Alpacas only rs cents per yard.
Fine Astrachan Trimmed Cloaks and Jackets.
Wool Jackets, Ho- -ds, Nubas and Shawls.
splendid stock OF the latest styles OF all kinds
OF Sash and Bonnet Ribbons, Rca dy-Made Sasnes,
Scarfs and BOWS.
Artificial Flowers, Plumes, Feathers.
Guns and Collars. EMBROIDERY. Kid Gloves.
1000 pairs OF Blankets from 50 so TO $l6.
Our Cloth and Tailoring Department contains
the best selection OF CASSIMERES, BEAVERS,
Doeskins, Broadcloth, Ladies' CloaKlng, Seal-SKin
and Astrachan Cloth.
Our Hosiery and Notions Department IS COM.
PLETE.
JUST RECEIVED.
FURS! FURS! FURS
100 sets (Cape and Mufrj price s3-worth IS.
200 sets tCape and Mutrj from So to Sas.
10 real As.rachan White Jackets.
200 pieces of !, 2and PLY CARPETS, VIII be
100 pieces Bruises best Carpets, sold
f Rugs, Mats, oI Cloth Mating. &c, 'n''p'
Samples given, and Goods delivered free OF
charge to any part Of the State.
No trouble to show Goods.
Merchants, MillIners and Tsilors Will do wen oy
examinng and prc,ug our Goods before order.
Inc from Northern markets or buying elsewhere.
Buying OF importing and manufacturing houses
enly. we are enabled 10 sell as cheap as any job
hing House North. and we most cordially invite
ali to convince themselves OF the above stated
facts.
FURCHGoTr, BENEDICT CO.,
No. No. AZ a. king king Street. Charleston, s. c.
No % White street, New York,
noy13 No. 8 Bay street, Jacksonville, Fla.
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IN ACCIDENT ON SOUTHERN WHARF
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TTRSULINE ms STITUTE
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,

.vALLE CRUCIs," NEAR COLUMBIA, S. c.,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, UNDER THE
IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF THE RELIGIEUSBs
OF THE URsULINE CONVENT.
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Gnrtipn Sales.--future Daps.

DEFEREE'S SALE.-JOHN HANLY EFT
III al vs.. DEWITT FORSETr ct al-Circuit
Court, Charleston County.
BY virtue OF an order OF Bon. r. F. Graham,
Judge OF The First Circuit, will sell at Public
Auc;i n, at the Charleston Courthouse, on
THURSDAY. the 2ad day OF November, at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
thereon, known as No. IS, situate on the west
side OF Coming street, Charle.t ton, 8. c., between
Bull and Montague streets, and near the latter;
measuring In front on Coming street twenty.
feet, and In depth on the north line ffty five (56)
feet on the south line ffty-three 1857 feet; bound.
ing east on Coming street, south on Land late Of
Mrs. Qunan, west on Land OF Mrs. Ferrett, north
on Lands OF Mrs. Ross.
Terms-One half cash; the balance In one year,
secured bS bond and a mortgage OF the premises.
Interest pay able semi annually. Buildings to be
insured and policy assigned. Purchasers TO pSy
for papers and stamps. J. e. BURKE,
novl8 sw2 Referee.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL
AT
FURCHcoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2A KING STREET.