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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
AT GETTYSBURG, PA.

EAGULTY now iul, consisting OF s"ven Pro.
L Icssurs aud TWO Tutors lnstIu rtion thorough.
adapted to other BusinrsS or PrOit E.ional lIir.
Tic Apparatus AMI appliances have been greatly
increased. AiIOrdiug the beet advantage.
The PRGPARAToRY building has been thoroughly
rc IuOuclcr, giving the Test accommodations Tor
the comfort aud health Ol students. The Sperm.
tondtnt rr.idcs in the building aud has constant
charge Of the pupils.
The Location is moo, healthy, with Railroad coin.
municatun three tinCS day. Three Terms zach
IIh, ls14.
Expenses per wear. including board. fuel, light
&c, about S2On. For further information apply
to VALENTINE, y. D.,
President,
or REV. S. SES7MAS,
SUPP Preparatory Dept.
Oct al lsTi-u
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FOR SALE.

FrRST.RNrE FARM fla hundred and
~ seventy ACIrSr Land with, 1relicIi I"i'
rJI nrnI- r"mrlhItnr IT Ia DU'l,iI = lltuse. l"in,
aud the u.dni nutrr buildings. Il rh"HIrd mles
from >M tnird aud Ilr zane ri.i Ltr irUnI SUM.
mt p, int. jtttr's"n county, W Va. For lu'1G.f
nNLGARH. LUCAS 4 BROOKE.
May ISL harir,'Uwn, JrIl. Co.. W. Va.
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acknowledgements acknowledge from
J.N. w,usOr, Esq, Secretary of the Berkeley
County Agricultural & Mechanical AssO'Ia'
tiop, complimentary tickets to the Fall races
at the Fair Grounds, commencing November
the 18th iustlnt.
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7anips.-wo are placed under obligations
to Mr.. Daniel DOvcnbergcr for a nice lot Of
turnips, six of which weigh 20 lbs. Who
can beat that?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

Painful .4ccident-NIr IlenselI, while en-
gagged in tlrcshug clover seed for Dr.. i. l..
Wager, on Thursday lat, got his arm caught
in the belt Of one Of the driving wheels, which
resulted 10 the fracture Of one Of the bones Of
the fore arm. The bone was set by Dr..
War,r
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COOK AND EGG STOVES.

THE undersigned offer for sale Cook Stoves and
L 2EgE StuVsa al manufacturer prices, 10 close
consignment. These Stoves are 90 par cent. lees
than They can be bought Tor, from any other dealer
HlLLEARY. WILSON Il JOHNSON.
summit Point, Oct 3, ISL,
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GEonoErowy, Col, Nov. 8, 1871

GEoRdETowN, COL, Nov. D, 1871
ar. Dagarn:
Sir-EnclOsed you will find three dollars,
for one years subscription to your paper.
which should have been sent sooner, but |
was absent from this place since last May,
and did not receive your paper until my re-
turn. floping that this will be satisfactory,
I remain, as ever,
Yours respectfully,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
FOR RENT.

THE BRICK TENEMENT adjoining the Drug
Store Of Geo T Light & Co Il IL suitable iLr
1 LAWYERS Office or any Public purpose. VIII be
reHttsd by papsrng and painting as soon as rented
J.J. II. STRAlTIl,
Sent, IL, 1871 for tho owner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

IT IS AN ESTABLISHED FACT that the
Stictf Piano is QUO OF the best now nude in
the country, they having been awarded no less
than II GuId mud Silver Medals during the
fall OF 1860 aud 1870 throughout the country.
Their new illustrated catalogue is beautifully
gotten up, and contains the names Of over
1000 SouthcrncIs, (whO have purchased the
Sticif Primo since the close Of the war; OF
which 500 arc virginiaus, 200 North Carroll
mans, $50 TeuucsseGans, aud others through
out the South.
1t is also au established fact that the firm
of CuAs NJ. SrIEFF. does larger Southern
business than any one house in the United
States.
The StieiF Piano combine every quality
that is required to make the PianO US perfect
as possible. The rich, grand, mellow aud
powerful tone they possess hOs not been ex.
ceIled by any instrument manufactured
Especial in the treble does the Stica Primo
show its superiority over Others by the bell
like cIcarness und the singing quality OF tone,
which lends to them an iuestiuable charm.
Persons who arc in want Of a strictly fr.t'
class Primo, we would advise before purchas
lug elsewhere to examine the Sfietf Piano, or
send for their illustrated catalogue.
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cpERM LUBRIoATING olL..Th e. cheap.
ebipery OF ali kind, Only rs cents per galI3n.-7
Just tnk Of it-only 1Sc per gall Ju:t TeseNwsd'
and for sale BY W. o. M"sV''
June 6, 1871,
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NEW ADvNNTIsEMNNrs.
THE under,igued, Sheriff of tho County Of JEFF
L feFSUn, wlilUn
TRUSTEES SALE.
n a * Il .

As Trustee, In a Deed Of Trutt executed 10 the
a undsrsigned, by GurdOn II. P"ndlcton aud
wife, on the slh day Of February 1858, aud duly re-
corded in the office Of the RscOrOcrO Jrh. Co., TO
secure and indemnify Mann Il. Page aud ". +.
Turner AZ securities in bond to the late ThOnN5
Griggs for S?,UOD, with intcrest from the Sih Of
February, lsjs. on which bond Judgment wac oh
tanned hy ,hc Exec IUr Of said Griggs at the late
Sept Term Of the Circuit Court VI said county Tor
the aggregate Of principal AMI interrst sith due
viz the sum Of S4,455 80 with interest from the
18th day Of September, ISL I'LL paid, and tie coats
against said PrndIclUn and " +, Turner, the un.
dsrsignrd will sell in ChAreI,Own, in said county,
In lrnnI Of the Count nnnae. OH the
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DIED.

On the 22d ult, at Gil Maryland Avenue,
Washington, D. ., MARY a. WlNDnAM,
aged 81 years, daughter of Sidney i. and
Curharius Wiudham. of Bcrryvili, Va.
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gRitit Of yetterso!y.
OharestOwn, West Va, November IA.
A Few Words Of Consolation,

a Few Words Of Consolation,
In the midst Of our troubles, when dclin.
quens at home come thick and fast upon us,
it somewhat cOnsOliug to fiud that our good
friends Of older aud better days arc not alto.
gcther uumiudFuI. Witness the following:
CHOICE HOTEL, ROME, GA,
November 5, 1871.
M. J. " Dayarn, Chartstorn, W. IA:
Dear Sir-You will receive with this a
post.oliice order for Eve dollars, which you
will please place to my credit for the Spirit
Of Jefferson, aud acknowledge the receipt Of
the money.
Yours respectfully,
~, J. G. RAwLINs.
P.S.-We have had hard summer to pass
through. The wheat crop was nearly per.
feet fixture, half corn crop and only about
half Of cotton crop. Cotton is selling here
for Is cents, wheat slS0. new corn Is eta +,
sweet potatoes 81, Irish Sl.5O and turnips
s1.OO. The health Of our country has been
very good. We have two new railroads
started from our city this fall-onc from here
to Columbus, Ga, and the other to Decatur,
Alabama The weather is very fine and
pleasant 60. h.
PEsoADERo, SAN MATEo Co., CAL,
November |, 1871, J
Dear Sn-EuclOscd you will find fvo dol
lars, which will place me in good standing on
your bOoks again.
Yours respectfully,
&C. BELL.
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NOTICE.

THE Sale Notes given at the sale of p. Il Strobe
L will be due the lat OF November next, and have
Leep eil with uS 10 Charlrstown, where the pirtGs
Indebted will pleASe call and Acttle them promptly
al maturity u avoid costa -.
October 81, 1871. GREEN LUCAS,
CAFETY TUBE.-By this little continuance
y weean make your Lamp non Explosive. Every
body must hAvo one price IS cents.
LAMPSIIEARS.-SaV your SciusorG by buy.
ing pair Of thcso shcarS, and improve your light
by trimming your Lamp wick pIopCrly FOR SAFE
by Gko. y. LIGHT co.
r IGHTNING knife sharpeuerS aud Spring Fish
= Hooks. for sale ~
July II, 1871. JAS LAW hooFF'
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GREAT FORTUNES
CAN SOW BE n a D ".

Ghh hUW III nj "A u u.
This is the time tomakC Raise!
EVERYBODY LOOK ToIT.
The First Naijomai Bank Of JcdarsOn riW
oprn ii CAnrhsto,on IN a far lays, rhm
money rM Row up amt &"rH HE Streets
UAvEAvaiIcd myself Of tho privilege TO inform
my friend. aud customers that rave
ALREA OPEN
And now Just receiving my New FALL STOCK Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, &C.,
which makes my stock complete tor the season.
Now 10 your chance To get bargains 10 suit tho
timcs will :Sl your attention I" my stock OF
t.anics' DrCss Goods; also t. my stuck of Ready.
made Clothing, &c. Aud specially in the way Of
M11lin cry c. Gods,
Jewclry. &c., which c"mptisCs some OF the mCst
hrnuliiul FiOwcn aud other frinkets ever before
offered here. have II most beautiful line Of Elm.
press Cloth aud Alpaca, rHngin. in priccs from %
10 50 per yard Ala" splendid stock V"lvetcen
from s. to $50 per yaid. All Wool and oprrn
FlanurIs Of every Shndc. wry cheap. alan call
YOUR attention to my stock new style Chnesc Shawl
never before IN this market; also my
CASSIAlERES AND CLOTHS,
which will DO Sold regardless OF tho high price OF
OF IT Ell I NJ G-
This 10 something cannot he surpassed in. ! can
sell you good suit Of tinc SainCt tr"m SGM aud
onward. Also. nn all wool Cashmere Suit from
s Il and upwards as to quality
IAvo alsO fine stock Of tho Latest Styles OF
GcutIEIATS, aud a 1T OF good Trunks alIOfwhich
will sell as cheap as my neiGhbors aud, prrhNPsa
little cheaper Give inc call. T0i. is the way to
prove all things. Bring your snps 10 insure g cat
Bargains, J. GOLDSMITH
Sept. 10. ISL.
SPECIAL Notice to the Ladies have large
> lnt of ChgnonI from l5c up. S~tchr' from 81
10 50 inches long. J. GOLDSMITH.
Sant 10 ISL
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Our RnirOaJ.-We learn that, muiuly
through tho fundamentally Of those truly
"livc men" Nlessrs. Eiehelbergcr and Knode,
Eve miles more OF the right Of way have been
obtained upon reasonable terms, which, added
to the eight secured by Shepherdstowu, will
give US thirteen Of the sixteen miles required
for clear tract across the county of Jetier.
son.
10 the remaining three miles, there may
be, wo understand, few exceptional cases
where no fair compromise can be effected, in
which contingency, resort must Of course be
had to jury Of condemnation.
We trust, however, that there will be no
occasion for the Intervention Of the law; that
the public spirit Of the people of ChnrlestOwn
and its vicinity will not permit them to be
Outdoue in liberaty by those of our "old
precinct" and that 10 land owner eau be
found in the other end Of this enlightened
county who is SO selfish aud short sighted Us
to assume the responsibility Of impeding the
progress Of an enterprise Of such vast public
utility, by euaCting the ungracious and un.
profitable part of "thC dog in tho manger"
But as father Richie was wont to say, "HOus
Uerrons %-ShephettistOvn Register.
Fatal AccaIent.-Wo regret to learn that
George Wills Brantncr, aged about IL years,
son of Mr.. George Brantuer, residing near
Dntfields Depot, was killed on Friday night
Of last week, by tho Express train running
over him. 1t seems TINT he was returning
home from DulliCld's Dcpot,his father residing
short distance below that place. and it is
supposed in walking upon the Railroad track,
he observed burthen train coming up in
front oil him, when he stepped to the right
side of the track, and ut the same time the
Express train was approaching him, going
East, but was not aware Of it. owing to the
noise of the burthcn train approaching him,
when the Express train ran over him. He
was found the next morning upon the track
with one of his legs broken, and the back
part of his skull mashed, probably causing
instlnt death. This is much to be regretted,
and the family have, in an universal degree,
the sympathy oil the entire community. lie
was promising, business boy, aud promised
to be n great comfort to his parcnts.-B.
Smiim Dcah.-We regret to learn TINT
Mr.. George Reynolds, near BCdngtou, Berke
ley county, died suddenly Of ApOplcxy, IN
Tuesday afternoon lust. llo was attacked
suddenly in his corn field, aud died 'mmc-
dmt"ly after he vas carried to his dwelling
llis remains were inferred in EnwoOd Gems
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8OM dn.Y Of NovemLcr, ISL,

BUN VNy q N0UCMJcF, M,
ONE OF The PARCELS OF LAND
embraced in IAid Trust Wa the 100 Acres OF Land
on which said PGEdlrlOn nnw rrsides, The land 10
Of good quality, under good frnCirg aud has COM
fJrtNba improvements, and joins Sliier. War
rcnirlt, WIlhrFS aud others.
TERMS OF SALE : $50, Cash; tho balance
with interest in Une and two years. equal payments
secured Un thu liud.
c5-Sale to take place on Thursday, 3Gth day Of
Nov, ISL. X. II. LEE,
Oct. 81, ISL. free Press cOry.l 1rmt,'
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FOR SALE, PRIVATELY.

A LSo, 100 Acres first class Limestone Land OF
~ tho farm OF tho late Roger CheW. . miles from
GhArleGtOwn, near KAblCt0wn 4 Blrutnrry Turn
pike. The lindIs wAtorcd by runni a stream
and three SprngAiai in hno sAtu ofcultivHti"n ann
hAH % acres Of timber No improvements, hut will
c sold with 10 acres Ofland adjoining with improve
mentR, To tuit tho purchaser. ,r
Aug. %, ls7l-tE H. P.ChEM.
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On! i q 9 O!
Store. adjoining the residence Of Humphrey Reyes,
Esq, |. HAMBURGER,
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PEscADERo, SAN MATEo Co., CAL, |
November |, 1871.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-01
Hotel Arrivals-Ja anuary III.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


Leon Rhelnstrom, Philadelphia; A. J. Smith,
weetu; John Heart, Soath Carolina; J. P. Dearing,
Augusta; E. K. Burpee and wife. st. Johns, Cana
ada; Mrs. and Miss Kelly, Caais, Me-; Mrs. and
Mrs Beckman, New York; G. MITCHELL Phiadel-
phla; Charles A. Smith, Mrs, NJ. Davis, Brooklyn;
A. Reymand, New York; Jas Remington, Flori-
da; G. N B!erce, Danson, Ohio; F. G. A. Balk, Au'
eusta; Stephen A. Spencer, New York City; Misses
Grtnith, New York; VIM. Rowland, Charles U.
Wells, New Brunswick; R. J. Mcdowell, North
Carolina; l.. B. Dow, Goose Greek.
PAVILION HOTEL
Andrew Harlem, Florida 4. W. Sparrow
Georgetown. Ky.;J. L. Turner, South Carolina;
Thomas Edwards. @. @. Grady's circus; NJ Levi,
Manning; John W. Walker, Baltimore; Alexan'
der Rantln, Clarendon; Charles Perry, Savannah.
MILLS HOUSE.
E. n. Webb, wife and child, Chicago; T. d. COP
land, New York; W. H. Danilson, Fort Hull, lda-
no; Hon. J. c. Underwood and wife, Alexandria,
Mrs. B. W. Gllls, Ed. ]. Underwood, RICHMOND;
". J. Johnston, Washington, D. c.; John Relgair'
Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. ". Blake, Miss Blake,
New York; T. Toman, J. Givham, Savannah; w.
&Gradson, Aiken; David Cook, Charles v. Faile,
New York; S. NJ. Wallace, Beaufort.
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Proclamation.
cTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

To THE CoMMr:sroSERs.oF ELECTION FOR TIE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF ABsev1LLE COUNTY:
Whereas, Hon. a. G. LoMAX who at the General
Election held in October, 1870, was chosen MEM
ber OF the Senate OF South Carolina, for the Elec
tlon District Of Absevllle County, to serve the
term Of four years, has deceased; and whereas,
the Constitution OF the State Of South Carolina
directs that In such cases Writ Of Election shall
be Issued by the President Of the Senate, for the
purpose Of filling the vacancy thus occisioned for
the remainder OF the term for which said member
so dece ,sed 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 iu such
case, to hold on ELECTION FOR A MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, for
the County Of AbbevIlle, to serve for the remain
der OF the term FOR which said member Hon. b.
G.. Lonex, was elected; the Polls to be opened at
the various places Of election In said district on
THURSDAY, 10th day Of February, 1871, by the va
rIous Managers OF Election, for those places re-
srecttvely, In accordance with the provisions OF
the Act OF the General Assembly, entitled "An
Act providing for the General Election, and the
manner OF conducting the same" approved
March 1st, 1s7o and this writ, together with your
return of the election to be held under 1t, have
before the Senate at Its next meeting after the
election.
ALoyZo ]. RANSIER, President Senate.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk OF Senate.
ian30-16
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By I. S, Z. BENNETT.

EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BENNETT
~ vs. Jane NJ. Bennett, ct ala Spendid Resi-
dence.-Under Decree Of the Court OF Common.
Pleas.7In Equity. ~
VIII be offered for sale on WEDNESDAY, the.
9Th, March ensuing, at public outcry. at the Old
In Charleston, at II O'Clock,
One OF the most attractive RESIDENCES at the
South, built by the late Governor Bennett for his
River, and in full view thereof.
This very fine Dwelling Is three stories high
with extensive piaZ2as, all facing the south. Both
b,sement and attic are fitted for occupation.
The parlors are elegantly finished, botl In the
right rooms In the Residence are twelve, most Of
the same being large and airy, with high ceilings,
besides dressing rooms and attic.s ,deB piping
runs through the entire establishments. On tha
premises are complete and extensive outbulld.-
ings, with two large cisterns and conservatory.
The fruit and iower gardens are quite el.tendve,
and contain many choice plants. :,
The Lot measures three hundred and fol.ty-eIght
| (348l feet by enc hundred and ninety.foar (Ie4l
feet, be the same more or less; Is q high and dry
ferers and is located In the northwestern portion
OF the city (the fashionable portion,) on Lucas,
Gear Calhoun streets, having to the east an open
| square running from Lucas 70 Gadsden streets,
This splendid establishment offers the largest
Inducements either to q Northern purchaser de-
string an elegant residence at the South, In the
winter, or to Southern purchaser who would de-
sire an open and convenient residence for the
| whole year.
Conditions Of sale-One.dfth cash; balance In
four equal annual instalments, with interest from
date, payable annually, at per cent, secured by
bond with mortgage OF the property. with policy
OF insurance on the buildings assigned. Purcha-
3. g. 9. ). 9EMMfEGsR sF;SSGSG Executors.
jan6-8,9 IT. 5feb1, 4 TO- 16, 20, 3,25-mh1,4 ,487,s
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Meetings This Day.

Barometer corrected for elevation and tempe
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Proclamation.
crAfE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION Foh IhE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON COUNTY:
whareas Hon. WM q. MIsHAw, who, at the
General Election held In October, 1870, was CHOSEN
a member OF 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
State OF South Carolina directs that IN sucn case
a Writ of Election shall be issued by the president
OF the Senate for the purpose Of filling the vacancy
thus occasioned, for the remainder or tne term
for which said member was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each OF you are nereoy
reou,red after due advertisement and with strict
regard to oil the provisions OF the constitution
and laws OF said State. touching your duty IN sucn
case. to hold an ELECTION FOR A MEMBER of
THE SENATE OF the State Of South Carolina, Tor
the County or Charleston, to serve for the remain
der OF the term for which said member, Hon. W.
n. Mlshaw, was elected; the Polls to be opened al
the various places Of election, on THURSDAY, Feb
ruary 1s. 1871, by the various Managers OF Elec
ton for those places respectively, In accordance
with the provisions Of the Act Of the General AZ
sembly, entitled can Act providing for the Gene
raj Election, aud the manner Of conducting the
same,n approved March lst, 1870; and this VIII
together with your return Of the election TO OF
held under 1t, have before the Senate at Its mex
meeting after tile election.
A, J. RANSIER, President OF Senate.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
an23-22
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KATHLEEN MISUNDERSTANDING have been
few larger audiences at the Academy this winter
thau greeted Mr. and Mrs. Watkins last night,
and certainly none more apprcciat!ve The acting
was superb, and 1t was no mean treat to observe
the eager interest with which the attentive au
dience watched the development of the affecting
story Of Kathleen and her faithful, constant
Terence Kathleen Navourneen" Is hne
drama one that will never grow old; and there
are few stories represented on the stage that re
fleet more credit on the Irish character For this
reason it Is always welcomed, and when played
as it was last night, heartily applauded. MIS-
Watkins sang well, and was repeatedly cncored
The company is q very good one and the seve
raj minor characters were oil well sustained MT
Watkins merits the fullest success, and 1t affords
us great pleasure to find that his efforts are pro-
perly appreciated by our citizens. the full houses
every night being the most substantial proof they
can give him OF their appreciation.
The programme tonight promises another trea
katy Darling" None OF the lovers OF the
legitimate drama should neglect seeing these &c
compllshed artists.
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By F. P. SALAS,

Aucttoneer.
NOFFEE, SUGAR AND MOLAs,SES,
~ IMPORTED BY W. P. HALL.
THURSDAY next the 2d,a;S % Essrasry 81 u
corner or Queen and Philadelphia streets,
CARGO Of BRITISH BIG "pRoTaisA'n DE-
$500 SACKS Of RIO COFFEE expressly selected
for this market.
ALSO,
CARGO OF SCHR. OWN. DEMING,r DIRECT
FROM DEMERARa, consisting Of:
1e1 hhds. Good, Prime and Choice DEMERARA
SUGARS
100 bbls. Choice Demerara Sugars
63 puncheons Choice Demerura Molasses.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
$50 boxes Good to Prime CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR
300 bbls. Bright Muscova'o o Molasses
65 hhds. Sweet Cuba MoIasses.
The above Goods will be ready for inspection on
day previous to sale, and Catalogues furnished.
Conditions Of sale-All sums under 5000, cash;
from $1,000 to 5000. thhty days:over $500, sixty
days. with approved city endorsed notes.
@The Columbia Ph9niX, savannah Republic
can, Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel kelanta Intel
Iigencer and Macon Telegraph will please insert
twice, and send bills to F. P. S. jar2o-7