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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-24

TO TIE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR THE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON COUNTY:
Whereas. Hon. WIN. q. MIsHAw, who OF the
General Election held In October, 1870, was chosen
n member or the Senate Of the State Of South
Carolina, for the Election District Of Charleston
County, TO serve for the term Of four years, has
deceased; and whereas, the Constitution OF the
stute of South Carolina directs that In such case
a Witt of Election shall be issued by the President
of the Senate for the purpose OF filling the vacancy
thus oceasioned, for the remainder OF the term
for which eaid member was elected:
Now. therefore, you and each OF You are hereby
required, after due advertisement, and with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the Constitution
and laws OF said State. touching your duty In such
case to hold aa ELECTION FOR A MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, for
the County OF Charleston, to serve for the remain
der of the term for which said member, Hon. ".
a. Mlshaw, was elected; tho Polls to be opened at
the various places Of election, on THURSDAY, Feb
ruary 1e, 1871, by the various Managers Of Elec-
.ion for those places respectively, In accordance
with the provisions OF the Act OF the General AS
sembly, entitled s'An Act providing for the Gene
raj Election, and the manner OF conducting the
aame,n approved March 1st, 1870; and this writ,
together with your return OF the election to be
held under it, have before the Senate atits next
| meeting after the election.
A. J. RANSIER, President Of Senate.
Attest: J. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of senate.
jan23-22
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES
Aueffoneer.
JK va. CxUEHM,D.

T ENGNICK vs. CHULF8ELD.
~ Pursuant to an order OF sale N this cause -
me directed by the Hon. F: Graham, Judge
auction, THIS DAY, the oath day of 5anua.y,
1871, at IL O'Clock A NJ, at the 0ld Posto1oe.
Broad street, IL IL the he oIty q Charleston,
thereon situate on the north side OF Woofe street,
and known by the No. 8, ,butting and bounding
south on W0olfe street, north On Lands n0wioE
formerly Of Eldridge west on Lands now or lat6
Salter; measuring In front on Woofe Btre0t thirty
five (35) feet, more or less, on north line thirty
five (35) feet more or less, on east line ninety.nya
ts5) feet more or less, and the same on nshe west
line. -
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon. bounded south byVernon street, north
ny on OF RSsd Fodham
now or late OF Efmore; measuring and contain
Ing In front on Vernon street thirty .ye t35 feet
By one hundred and ten tl1o) feet In DEPTH. more
or less. - -'ii7-5.
All that, LOT OF LAND, with, the Buildings
thereon, Known and designated In aplat Of tho
Drsyton TO william wightman, recorded In tho
office OF Register OF Mesue Conveyance for
Charleston DISTRICT by the No. one hun6red and
fpons On street as ssa
and having such outlines and boundlngs as are
set forth In the plat above mentioned.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, situate on the west side Of Church street,
in the City of Charleston, known BY tbs 30. 81,
measurs9 and containing In, front on Ghufck
street forty five 345) feet BY one hundred and coy
Q5olfeet In depth, be the samsmore orless; bnttnX
and bounding ,east on Church street, aoutn on
Vincent north on Lands Of Gibbes - ssssttE.5
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers ard
stamps. - - WMJ. 0HGER,r.
jan14 ,4tI HaferoA.
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A '!FENCE" BROKEN UP.-Yesterday morn
ing, about O'Clock, Frank Robinson, Joe Young,
Caesar Grant and Robert Sweeney, four old Offend
ers were arrested In their dens and taken to the
Detective Office On charge ofburglary and larce-
nv. The numerous robberles committed OF late
had put the officers on the alert, and suspicion
had been for some time entertained Of certain
locality and parties to whom one Of the robberies
had been traced. On the night In question, Lieu.
tenant PhIIippy and Officers Truall, Davis and
Burke, Proceeded to two houses In Chinquapln
lane, on the Meeting street road, near Payneis
bridge, and placing two Of their number at the
back, the others entered the house. The quartette
OF rogues were surprised in their slumbers, aud
arrested before they were well awake. A strict
search, Instituted at once, rewarded the finders
with large quantity o. articles OF feml-
nine apparel, among which were save
raj dresses, balmoral skirts, &C., and other
plunder OF considerable value. Among the
odds. and ends was book OF hymns and
palms, with the name "W. L. Mouzonn printed
in gilt letters on the back One OF the prisoners
Immediately confessed and turned States EVIL.
dence. He states that the house ia the regular
'fence" OF large gang, where they deposit oil
the plunder they gather In the city. His STATE
ment duplicates other parties engaged in the pur-
chase and sale OF the stolen property, who VIII be
arrested shortly. The whole four are old rogues
and jail birds. After q preliminary hearing be-
forethe Mayor, they were turned over to the
State for prosecution.
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THE PHILADELPHIA STEAM L1NE.-The steam
ships Of this line have had to encountervery heavy
Ice in the Delaware during the past three weeks,
and some delays have occurred, but the worst Is
now over and we hope TO hear SOON OF the Dela-
ware bay and river being free Of Ice. The steam
ship Everman, unavoIdably delayed, reached her
pier on Sunday evening, discharged her cargo and
sailed on Mondhy evening for Philadelphia with a
good freight, consisting OF six hundred and odd
packages Of cotton rice domestics, &c. The steam
chip virginia. Of the same line, sailed from Phila-
delphla on saturday, with large cargo Of grain,
flour bacon, iron wares, &C., and will be dig
patched on Saturday next at noon, taking Bos-
ton freight on liberal terms.
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CLUBS AND srARs.-Mary Williams, an Elliott

--~-~-
CLUBS AND STARs.-Mary Williams, an Elliott
street woman, was arrested on Saturday for pub
licly abusing John Richardson, in the most oh.
scene hnguage.i She was brought before tHe
Mayor yesterday morning, having spent the inter.
vening time 10 the Guardhouse, and sentenced to
pay fine OF $40, or go TO the House OF Correction
for twenty days.
VIM. Johnson, arrested for abusing Roundsman
Lee, on Saturday night In King street, deposited
SIS for his appearance Monday morning. The
Mayo imposed fine upon him to this extent.
Two destitute white men applied for lodgings,
and were discharged yesterday morning after &C.
counting for themLelyes. ss-,s
Two COWS found going at large, the one In
Calhoun street. and the other In Meeting street,
we're shut up in the stationhouse yard and or
dered to be advertised. Two goats found doing
the same thing in King street. were treated In o
similar manner aud then delivered to the owner.
Two white men, victims Of misplaced conf
dence IN their powers Of absorbing slchohol,
got excessively drunk, the one in Chalmers
street, and the other In John, near King
street, aud with the aid OF policeman,
found their way to the Guardhouse. They were
discharged by the Mayor on pleading the first
offence.
Two others, In similar condition, were unable
to preserve the centre of gravity, and lay for
some time on Wentworth aud Arson streets, re-
spectively me iitating on the centrifugal motion
Of the earth. They we're aroused by the appear.
auce of a new star, which, like the wise men In
the East, they followed-to the Gusrdhouse. They
were fined each five dollars and liberated by the
Mayor, who made light OF their excuses.
Edward Magwood has been sent to jail for
thirty days for stealing three cords Of wood from
Richard Harrison.
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THE IRON LINE TO NEW YoRK.-The improve
ments effected In the wheels of the elegant steam.
ship South Carolina prove most satisfactory, after
seven months trial In severe wiuter weather.
Captain Beckett arrived at his wharf here at sun
rise on Sunday, after quick voyage, aud sails
hence ON Thursday. The palatlal steamship
Georgia, Captain Crowell, undoubtedly the finest
appointed passenger steamer on the Atlantic
coast, sailed from here on Friday last, and dellv.
cred her cargo on Monday in New York, after o
rapid run out We learn that several lots OF Ma
con cotton went forward by the Georgia on a
time delivery, which was successfully accom-
pllshed. The advantages OF speed, elegant sa-
looms and passenger accommodations on deck,
will attract large now Of travel to the Iron Line
the coming spring and summer.
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1Drorlamation.
To THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR THE

To THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR THE
ELECTION DISTRICT or GEORGETOWN COUNTY:
Whereas, the Hon. ]. H. RAINEY. who at the
General Election held in April, 1868, wss chosen
member OF the Senate OF the State OF South Caro-
lima, for the Election District Of Georgetown
County, and drew ballot to serve for the term
OF four years, has resigned; and whereas, the
Constitution OF the state OF South Carolina directs
that1n such case Writ Of Election Shall be Issued
by the President OF the Senate for the purpose OF
dlliug the vacancy thus occasioned, for the re-.
mafnder OF the term for which said member was
elected:
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are hereby
required, after due advertisement, and with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the Constitution
and laws Of said State, touching your duty In such
case, to hold an ELECTION FOR a MEMBER OF
THE SENATE of the State Of South Carolina, for
the County Of Georgetown, to serve for the re-.
rnainder Of the term fer which said member, Hon.
j. IT. Rainey, was elected; the Polls to be opened
a: the various places OF election in snid District on
THURSDAY, February 10th, 1871, BY the various
Managers OF Election for those places respectively,
In accordance with the provisions OF the Act OF the
General Assembly, entitled IAN Act providing for
the General Election, and the manner OF conduct
ing the same,n approved March 1st, 1870; and this
writ, together with your return OF the election to
he held uuder 1t, have before the Senate at its
next meeting after the election.
: .srALoNZo J. RANSIER, President OF Senate.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
tan24-2l
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By ". Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUES,

EXTENSIVE AND DESIRABLE PROP
E ERfY, with Genteel Residence ami Water
Privileges ON Cooper River, between tbs Property
Of the South Carolina Railroad Comoeny and
the Charleston Gas Company In Washington
Will VII be sold at the Old Poatonce, rHIs DAT.
cath instant. at II O'clock. 4
That spacious LOT OF LAND, With Dwelling
and outbmldings, situate IN Washington street,
east side, formerly known as the "ProthU Hlps
Site containing Ia front 122 feet on Warrington
street, aadiin depth to the channelsof Cooper
River. y -, = So, ~ s,EI ~ ..I5s
This location offers peculiar advantages as site
for either mechanical or manufacturing purposes,
eastern Railroad may be arranged as q depot for
some Of the Ph6phate or FertlllHfng Companies.
ferms-0ne third cash; balance IN one aud two
years, with interest secured iA,y bond and mort
ed. Purchaser to payfo papers and stamps. /
ian21 -; -,
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WHO STOLE THE TRUNK Thursday night,
about O'Clock, q man entered the second story
Of the dwelling house Of Mr.. McFall, at the corner
Of Meeting and Society streets, and coolly carried
of large trunk aud lot OF clothing. The thief
was met ut the front door by Mr. McFall's son,
who asked him what he was doing with the trunk.
Upon replying that 1t had been left there BY mis-
take and he was removing 1t, he was allowed to
proceed. The alarm was given as soon 81 the
young man entered the house, and tue thief was
Immediately pursued. lie disappeared, however.
In Society street. and nothing has since been
heard OF him or the trunk. John alias Granville
Brown was arrested yesterday evening on suspi-
clon, he having been seen for some time previous
prowlng around the neghborhood. Brown Is
held for examination.
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Il CARD.
On BOARD STEAMSHIP CUBA, AT SEA.
SUNDAY EVENING, January %. I

SUNDAY EVENING, January 22.j
The undersigned, passengers on board the
steamship Cuba, OF the Baltimore and Havana
Steamship Cornpany's line, take this method Of
publicly expressing their gratitude to Captain
John u. Dukchart; to the chief otacer, Mr.. David
H. Lowry, and to Mr.. John j. Jackson, purser, as
we'll Rs the crew OF said vessel, for the GOODNESS,
bravery and efficiency exhibited by them during
Tie collision which occurred this morning with an
unknown brig. Occurring as I: did a; an unusual
hour under circumstances beyond the coutrol
OF any one attached to the steamer,l we feel that
it Is but lust for each and all OF us 10 testify that
Captain Dukehsrt, ably assisted by his officers and
crew, by theirprompt aud decisive action, tended
to auay the fears on the part Of the passengers.
Even when hope seemed hopeless, and when it
appeared inevitable that the ship must be absn.
doned, did. Captain Dnkehart and his crew ex.
hlbis the same indomitable spirit under the dis.
tressing circumstances. And We deem It but just
to say that to this alone are we indebted for the
safe delivery Of the ship. We cannot conclude
without adding our testimony to the zeal and
ability displayed by Chief Engineer Chapman aud
assistants. -
In subscribing our names % passengers OF the
Cuba. - we do so under deep sense Of gratitude
to her officers.
". WRIGHT THOMPSON, New Orleans,
JOSEPH s. BROWN,
N. ". BEaBsFoRo,
W. HANSON,
OHARLEs GILAoR,
O. G. GLovER,
]. E. HICKS,
EvARIsTU FI0NRRAs,
Is. D. SMITH,
= II, SALES.
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

FINHREE GENIE RESIDENCES NEAR
l. Rutleige avenue, In Iaington Court, at Auc-
ton,
Will be sold, on TUESDAY. January a1st, 1871 :,
at The Old Postotr1ce, at 11,o'elock,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on. on the south end OF Islington Court east side
measuring 90 feet In front In IslIngton Court, and
liz feet In depth, more or less.
-, ALSO. ~
All tllat LOT OF LAND, With the Buildings there.
on next nsrth OF the above Lot, on the east side,
measuring 80 feet In front on Islington Court, by
liz feet In depth, more or less. -
ALSO, {,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there.
on, next north OF the above on the east siae
measuring 80 feet in front on 1slington Court by
112 feet in depth, more or less.
Allof which is more particularly indicated lby
the fences now standing, and marking the boun.
daries OF the respective Lots.
q Terma-0ne-third cash; balance In one and two
years, the credit portion. to be. secured By bond
and mortgage Of the premises; the buildings to be
insured and kept insured, and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay L.. &c. for papers and revenue
stanM tanl7-tuth5
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Hotel ArrivaIs-JanuAry 23.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
1T. Youngblood, wlIllston; Jno. Vosburgh,
New York; S. F. Vile, St. Stephens; chas' Ii.
0oaoh, Braliamton N. j. '--F
caARLEsroN HOTEL.
f.G. Latham, A. B. Henagan, Union County;
Dir Posndie, daughter ard son, New York; John
g. Hale, New Orleans; Alphonse Jackson, !. W..
Ftlkius, A. H. King and Tife. New York; q. h.
Moody, S. S. Gaillsrd, Grlfan, Ca; Wm. L. DaW-
son, summsrvHls; j. H. Bnrckhaltsr, Wnston;
is. Browning, Augusta; Edward Halle, Florida;
Hrs- Neagles Mrs. Tracy, Columbia.
MILLS HOUSE.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hanson, Miss Hanson, Au.
{ burn, N. Y; W. r. King Chicago; R. Steward,
Florida. r
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by LOUIS D. DeSAUSsURE.

ON TU ESDAY, THE 31sT INST, AT IL
" O'Clock A. n, will be sold at the north OF
the Old Postonice, at public auction;
All that LOT OF LAND, with the two and q half
story Wooden Dwelling and ontbuldlngs thereon,
situate on the northwest corner OF Coming and
Vsuderhorst streets, Immediately opposite St.
Paul's Church. in Chareston, known as No. 1l5,
measuring In front on Coming street So feet, and
in depth on Yanderhorsr street l38 feet, more or
less.
The House contains six upright and two garret
rooms. pantry, dressingrooms, plazzas, CRATES,
gas, &c.
Terms-One.half cash; balance By bond, pay
able in one year. with per cent. interest, secured
by mortgage Of the property; house to be insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and revenue stamps. jan21-stuthmtu5
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REDUCED TO SrUMP.-London Grant, who
was badly frost-oltten on Christmas eve night,
while lying down drunk in the road near Gilllson-
vile, Beaufort County, was taken to the City
Hospital, where he has since been staying. Yes
terdaS mornir ghis-fieht leg yess anputasad
few inches below the Knee, by DR.. Bulst, the sur.
geon Of the hospital, and in few days 1t Will be
necessary to take OF the left foot These opera
Mons are rendered necessary by the gangrene
which set In from the effects OF the frost.
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BIZ ]. DRAYTON FORD.
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION AT

wHl ba sold a. the Gauf north Of the Exchange.
THIS DAY, the! Gath day Of January, 1s7l, at II
That That valuable RICE AND ,oorToN PLANTA.
TlOS. on the western branch or Cooper River,
known as S'sWappahooia, - "A miles from Charles
ton and 9k miles nom Stra Wberry Depot, on tho
Northeastern Railroad. It contains 112 acres
(more or iessl OF prime Rice Land, 1Bo ceres nrst
Cotton or Provisions, and s2o acres OF wooded
Land be the same more or less. On che place
are large Steam Rice Threshing and Corn A1,
now in working order; large Stable Corn House.
fifteen laborer's houses, and large Mansion and
outbuildings, oil In good condition. 1t ls accesst
bic by good read to the !BarroWs,n very
healthy summer resort, about sK miles distant.
Ter1ns-0ne- third cash; balance payable In one
Interest on same, payable annually. secured BY
bond or purchaser aud mortgage OF premises.
Pnrcnnser to pay j. D. Ford for necessary papers
and stamps. &janM
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TaE IMPROVEMENT or OUR HARBoR.-In the
United States Senate on Thursday, Mr.. Sawyer
submitted the following resolution, which was
considered by unanimous consent and agreed to:
Resolued, That the Secretary Of War be directed
to inform the Senate whether surveys OF Charles.
ton harbor have been completed IN accordance
with the provisions of the second section OF the
act OF Congress Of July H. 1870; and II so, to sub
init estimates Of the amount needful to complete
the improvements shown by said surveys TO be
desirable.
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SINGING AND SHoUTING.-0n Sunday night
Mary o'Brlen, after sundry potaslons, seated her.
self on door step in Meeting street and gave
vent to her elated feelings In loud singing, varied
at intervals with whooping and shouting. Apo.
lceman, with no ear for music, escorted her to
the Guardhouse and locked her up. She inter-
viewed the Mayor yesterday morning, and after
O short conversation, left for the House OF Cor
rection, where she will spend the next ten days.
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The NIAGARA FAR.-The fair of the Niagara
Fire Engine Company opened last evening, at the
Military Hall, with every promise OF complete
success The large hall was gracefully decorated
with moss ami eyergreens, end continuous
line OF tables and booths ran around the entire
extent. There was handsome display Of arti-
ces both In the fancy and culinary line, aud the
general appearance OF the fair rejected credit on
the Industry and taste OF the managers. large
number Of visiters assembled at an early hour In
the evening, and, aided by the Inspiring airs Of
the Chlcora Cornes Band, the first evening closed
In pleasant and profitable manner.
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TIE srsAMsH1P SEE GuskzA telegram re-
celved here yesterday stated that: :hls steamship,
on her passage from Baltimore for this city, had
colilded with schooner near Cape Hatteras,
sinking the latter The amount Of injury ,tdthe
Sea Gun was not stated, nor whether abe had re.
turned to Baltimore or continued on her voyage.
The Sea Gull had on board a valuable cargo for
thts' city. ''
Since the above, We learn that the Sea Gull is in
Hatteras Inlet leaking badly.
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TaE GREAT LUNG REMEDY 1

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Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs,
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OvERTWENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony TO the great superiority or
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contain opium or other nauseous drugs In any OF
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is legally warranted
Globe Flower Cough Syrup is protected by
letters patent both on trade mark label and COM
pound. Il is pleasant to the taste and harmless
tothe most delicate infant.
For sale by Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
PEMBERTON, TAYLOR Il CO.,
Proprietors and Chemists, Atlanta, Ga
ROSWELL GA, April %, 1879.
MesSrS. PembeTton Taylor Oo:
DEAR Sns-I received the hottie OF Globe
Flower Syrup at noon, yesterday, and began the
use of IL Immediately. My patient passed q
more comfortable night than she has for three
mouths, and now, OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. says she
ieels ike another woman. / Intend to continue
the use or the Globe Flower Syrup, believing It
great benefit from remedy, in so short a time, In
nv Mfe. shall In the future use your IIobe
Flower Syrup In all cases Of colds, coughs, and
all affections OF the lungs that may present tlem-
selves. Respectfully,
For sale by all DrHggsts,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN i co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
dec5.tutha3mos Charleston. 8. o.
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INoUEsr-Coroner Taft held an inquest yes
terday morning at house in Church street over
Sthe body Of colored woman named Mary Tidde-
man, who had died suddenly the day before with.
out the attendance Of physician. The jury ra-
turned verdict that the woman came to her
death from congestion Of the lungs, brought on
hr-n
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By W. Y. LEIFGH & 3. 8. BRUINS,
AuctIoneers.

BANKRUPT SALE OF A RETAIL DRY
Id Goods Store.
By direction OF the assignee Of the estate Of Henry
Campsen, bankrupt, we will offer at auction on
FRIDAY, the 27th instant, at No. 1875 King street,
opposite Berresford street,
All the stock remaining from the said estate,
consisting OF
such as constitute the stock OF q King street re-
tail dry goods establishment.
ALSO,
One Desk, Stove, Showcases, Mirror and Store
Stalls &c.
Terms cash. Purchases to be removed upon
day Of sale. or subject to resale at the expense
and risk Of purchaser. F. E. SCHROEDER,
jan1g-thstuWf5 Assignee.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch Bruus will sell at IL O'clock, at the
old Postof1ce. real estate.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at II O'Clock, at the
old Postofice, real estate.
J. Drayton Ford win sell at II O'Clock, at the
Sid Postonice, real estate ana securities.
Laurey Il Alexander Will selias. 10 O'Clock. at
their store, potatoes, shoulders and sundries.
John G. Minor l. Co. will; sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, cloth cloaks, shop goods, &c.
A a. Abrahams & Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, dry goods, hosiery, &c.