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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-21

VARIABLE IMrEovED REAL ESTATE AND
LEvEE BoNDs At AUCTION by THE
SHERIrr-partieular attention IS called to
the sales at auction to be made this day at
noon, At the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street, by tie Sheriff of
tie parish OF Orleans. SAID sales com
prise:
/. A portion Of ground. with all the i'm
provements thereon, situated III tie Fourth
District OF this city, at the corner OF Chest
nut and Fourth streets.
= The interest of defendant in and TO a
lo., OF ground. with all the b0iidings and
improvements thereon, situated III taubourg
Plaisance, in this parish and State. on
Jersey street, between Dci@chaisc street
and Louisiana avenue.
,. And FIVE lcvcc bonds. each Tor
S2lI3 80.
For t'ull particulars, see advertisements.
NE& Coos IT O'NEILL q GLEAscSs.-
We invite the particular attention q our
lacy readers 70 tie list Of new goods for
spring wear which Messrs. ONelll &
Gleason, No. G05 Canal street. have adver-
tised tins morning in another collmn. These
goods comprise many elegant patterns OF
japanese silks, grenadines, white, striped
and buff Issues, lace sets, collars. etc. the
finest description OF hosiery. Irish linnens,
sheetngs pillow case linens, and thou
sand other desirable things Messrs. O'Neill
& Gleason sell at such reasonab BILE rates and
their goods are SO new and fresh tina. We
assure few persons who visit their store will
fail 10 make purchasers. Go and see # we
Hrc no.. rtrh-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-21

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS
OF ORLEANS, No. 1858
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-21

ARRESTED AS Unconstitutional Muir
ply, William Wilson. William Watson
and +. {. Oden. They We're released on
bonds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

MRS. SERENA BFNSADON. WIFE OF HERNIA
Lion VS.. Her Husband.-NO. 225l.
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AABLB BROTHERS.
E.w. OeBHER or SEVENTH AND d SITS.
-
The Almighty Dollar

WHAT 1T WILL BUY AT
1LvERB ERa,s
One aHs Sill Fan, 't snsS %sa1 ssldt Fan
ONE ssaSsS%s k slsef shsd fan
OF 9 fine Lace HAND kerchief
one one bottle sS Of senunt Lusins l.,ract.
One splendid Lacon Seaside Hat.
one one in,dLS,. Fine T0s, gapz. Vest.
One superior All Leather Wallet.
ONE extra sst Of %sisS SIa J ss: ssSs
one kne Cold Plated srscelet' warranted.
One dollar Steam Engine.
One Gents Fine Gsuze Undershirt.
9 one bssutiir, White PiSus skiIt
ns Cn ass. seem, i Bo.ies Collars
Two pairs of extra long Enslish Hose.
Gsde De h.m.tisehsa Mourning
IFe Gents s1psrfns n EN- 9 Linen u Ks, col borie
Three PAIRS Of Gents superaas Hall Hose.
me III Sfr
Your Ladies superfne Bemmed Linen q KS
IOur SETS oil Ouft5 ana collars, Bun Edge.
Four Misses extra Hem'd and Corded Linen II ks
rorr Gents fine Hemmed Linen b sndkerchisfs "
-Four pairs Of splendid eavy Socks.
-Four pairs of fine Lisle Thread Gloves.
tix Ladies very fine Linen II andkerchiefs.
Twelve very good Ali Linen II sudkerchiefs.
Twelve pieces COlsa Fine Soap.
BESIDES EUMBKR OF OTHER ARTICLES
EQUALLY DEsIRABLE, EQUALLY CHEAP,
AT
SILVER BERG'9,
3l2 SEVENTH SHEET,
myD tr Near Pennsylvania avenue
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WON E>DAY. "a, Is7l.
Mig rms or Little pills.

The Medical Assoeistior of the District at
Their meeting lGst night, ack-baIledy DIR
q. q. Cox, by vote Of II TO %, on the ground
that he Was a member of the Board of Health
Of which DIR. Verdi homeopathy WAS member
and consulted with him. This action seems
hardly WORTHY OF 30 intelligent a body "a our
District Medit al A.eocistion, and We doubt not
they viii reconsider the matter. We take
ahoPsthic doses, ourselves, but for all that
Cannot see Why a doctor who prescribes
little pills may not be just as competent TO act
on Board Of Health aud deal with public null
sanees as doctor who prescribes big pills And
then again, the sllopsths do not use quite As BIG
pills as of old, that is not 30 easy to say inst
what shall be the standard - qualify one 20 .it
upon the Board Of Health. Country yrocars
sort their eggs by passing them through di fsren,
sized holes In their counters and If this kind a,
test Is to be made in the pill business, we would
suggest thai the appointing power be provided
with perforated table or counter and than the
qualiheatons OF any person to deal with GARBAGE
nulsances, stray pigs- and dirty cutters can he
settled of-hsnd by the diameter Of his pills.
But there is another difficulty. Some of the
sppointecS on the Eoard of Heath are not
d. DIS. They may be believers in big pills or
It'le pills, or they may reject All pills alike
Ids should be inquired into. Let Us have no
man on the Board Of Health who Is not orthodox
on the pill question. either 81 dispenser or
sTslower. In the meantime, 10 be sure. the
nuisances will Iemain undated, and disease
may spring up and carry of . considerable por-
ton of the population, bat what OF that? Give
Us big pills or give us death!
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H7-On Saturday, 2oth instant, Augusta, GA.
wa visited BY distinct earthquake shock. on
plantations about hve miles from the city thu
shake was quite hard.
AZ The little steamer City OF Rsgusa one
and a quarter tons burtheD, which did not sail
last week. ss reported, cid depart from New
York. for Liverpool, yesterday, with her ere y
OF man and dog and cargo of bricks.
~ TX Senator Hiram r.. Revels has been
elected President OF Alc0rn University, at Jack
son, Miss. Sir. Revels was nominated by Gov
ernor Alcorn, and the election was an unan-
imOuS one
- IwO distinct shocks Of eartbuuake wera
felt ia Toronto on Saturday morning The wi
bTstion extended over ten seconds. There was
no damage. The shocks were felt in Quebec.
ottawa and other places.
"Divorees are locked upon with little favor
by cOlOred Aethodists- At their yearly confer
enes in Pougbkeepsie last Friday Rev John
StCm.n was refused admission in consequence
OF hts being divorced from his wife. =
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DKoPosALs FOB ENGRAVING

OFFICE OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER
WASHINGTON, May 10, lSI
eelled Preposais will be received at this of4ce
nnul nONDAy, MAY -, icfl, at 10 o clos in the
.creDos n, for Engraving or Printing o.. Steel or
Lihogi AZ hing, On ptsre psper 'iS toIty pounds
CO. 675 copies Of each.
samples ~ the work may be seen at this osie,
The work must be en- ecuiet in a ssyIe fuitY enu.i
20 the and sulJt ca q the s1csptance of the
Congressional PTS6ter ard be done v Ithou, dal sT
sid delivered 81 Office free Of pense Tor trans.
pcTi alton >e-9
Proposals 20 he accompanied by saIficient and .a,
isact0ry evidence that the party has the ability ~
perform the work ' ~
Proposals will e indorsed envslops ssP roposaI.
for printing on steel lithOgrs 1hing" afdressad
70 the undersigneo A N. CLAPP,
ny24-td Copcres.on, 49,
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IMMENSE INCREASE OF THE CUMBERLAND
Coal TRADE.-The Cumberland E.ps says that
the total amount Of coal sent 10 market from
the Ahesany region since January LIST is
636, 49, O. tons, against so, 5l2.A for the same
time LIST year, showing sn increase Of 2sO, O2.os
tons, or 81 per cent.
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s9IIoE TO GossgMEEs
ZOE NAIkl RENT.

FOE WAIEI BENT
wATER Rks fsTRAks OFglcx DRY aAIL,t
NAHINGTsS, May ~, IHl 4
Nafce q heFeby gil fh a. the ls~ requiring Pos,
tom water 10 b. shat "A q ON the hOu-s OF All Who
in rTtesr- fUr water rent will be rigidly enforced
tIUu. ms date.
10 ordsr a. a. the water rents may al be collected
D. the Ist Day Of June sunscient force gill
b. o the water 20 DO shut on at the
frla tn houses % al In arrears tor water rent
t'r ming week
aJ12G H.CBAEE, wsier Registrar.
~ 81 tne nTst Importance. the NORTH n Ecf-
for the bsttsx protection OF its policy hoders
sEsed ns r&se OF rssrve % per cent. thus sord
Sig N fNPkESskhik SECURITY for the payfneat OF
q policies Of the Com p>ay a. they tscolns claims
-Lsca I. y. KNIGHT. GersrA Asent.
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IN TIE sUPREMRCOUBTu OF THE DIsrRIo7
Il OF COLUMBIA,

HOidtas an CTphaas' COST tas 2Oth 5oy NJ H.
"A. d., ISL. 's'
Inrs-Ths estate of Mary Pagan, seosassa
At an Orphans Court held the 10th DAY Of Nav
ID. ISL In the matter of the estate of MARY
fAGAN, the return Of John Adams, guardian
wac presented and heard, with prayer asking thai
The sale described in the said return be conirmed
and mp due con sideration thereof, it is bv ths
Court, this 2Ott day Of May, AID IS7I, ordered
aoJudsed and decreed, that the sale 30 made unto
the said Mary Ann Clements, be ratified and con-
hrmt d. md that the premises 90 sold be ana remain
unto the said Mary Ann Ciemsnfs, her heirs and
aseigns forever, unless cause TO the contrary be
shcvn or before the twelfth day of june A ID ls7I
And proctasd a opy Of this decree be published
once a week for three success i've weeks In the
OF Washington, ID. c. VI"
By the Court MACARTHUR ynz,,.a
true copy-Test: WEBsTER
my 2w.3t Reei.tAr ~ VIII,
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DRY GOODS.

NB~ GOODS From AUCTION.
hpe assortment of PARAsQLs, rs cents TO SIS.
lCnRees: silk Chslies, Popltus, 50 cents to IS
GIaJ and Brown saitipgs, ~ cents to so
shswls, 81 TO -.
Fine Curtain Lace, N cents to so.
Gents Linen Guns, 81 cents.
SWISS Musiins, Tucked, Plain and Plaid Main
scok. French Muslins, Victoria Lawn, Pic ues, Bm-
troidsries and other good. q usual low price,
COSkOLLY's, Sos 9th street,
mys0-6t' Opposite Patent Ofice
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TONIC ALTERATIyE BIrrERs,
tor the cure of Diseases Of the 6to0nsh X "a
ne5s. Bladder I, Lungs, Liver and Nsrvsa
=. snu,sctured aud sold u No. 1909 1th and n
ianiHs In. TAHOE, 4. D.
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Diseases OF Threat And Che.t-l Dr. Jss T. Youos.
Ito Bpm. svenue.
Disessee Of children-Mondsysl DE-. D. q. B.sey,
oi sess o. ~ ass spd ssr DR.. Preat.s,
Up N. A~Tc IN sareoss
Dises.s. Of w n-nsndsysl Or. Y. A. Ashford.
SPIN. <iAfe ave.
pie-s-es Of Skin and Minor DR.. L. " Riichss
days, 70 q 3 N town.
ssssis.s Disco s., 2, wc.sn-I Pro, ~ rsons
Barker, \ Ice "A street. = :, -
OUTSIDE yinffpg Phyuciaa-ps. A. Bresr,u
oroosh, is2 brdse e., oecFy stosip, nhEa,
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~ ATTES TON The members Of the old
uS LIGHT GUAkO3 are reGnessei 70 meet on
THURSDAY EVENING, May nth at s O'Clock
~ God Fell VS. ii all, Maynard
1t 3 A. MARKS. JR., Captain.
%THE LADIES OF GRACE OHURCH
Uo viii hold Strawberry FESTIVAL at POI 1mso
BAL, ti.land.l corner 18th end Mlrvierd avenue
mEeneiDS WEDNESDAY EykhISG, May
~ my2i ST
"hOTICE- Tterp will Re a meeting AT The
l3 'hLNAhf BAPTIST CHUECH, corner Of
--h and streets, TH43 EvENIs8 AZ q auarteT
eis h oclOck. under dir elton o. the nristia3
AZ oe.stion. DisrDsuishe1 strangers will Be prs
ent By order Committee.
~sUNDAY SCHOOL NOTICE.
The sunday schooi scholars. parert.. teschers
p friends q! the Mount NeI PIf e Church will
piesS- meet III kSDaI ENENISG. 75i IA inst, a.
click, az Liberty Hall. corner al aud L .treets
here the Fair and tival IL beng held hear
an address In verse to them by their Pastor, DR.
Z. RoSZELL. IPst In
Ne SPECIAL NOTICE.
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TO GRANITE DEALERS
OFFIcE OF LIeHr-HoUsR Eycrxrrp T,
FIFTH DIsTRICr

OFFicB OF LIGHT HOUSE, ENGINFERJ
FIFTH DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE, MD. MAJ ", ISL (
tesled r. opos ais On forms furnished by the isht
house Board will be received at this Office until y
N u hE sTH, Ell. for furnishing the Dressed
First erser Lsht hou.e At Be- lies Island. o. 4,
accordance wi the specifications aud drawings ~
De .eeh on appiestios At this ONCE. zach bid AUS
srste the sum for which al the granite referred =
sboye Will be delivered either on sOard Of vessel,
70 see labor o. Bstim2re o. on lighters in Roam
ousei the time required. the kind of giraffe nra.
5o.Sd; snd location Il quarry Wv
s.tee. sigred by the tidaer ard c1mpe mt su rstr
cerlif@d 20 be such BY an Off, 81 known - the
81 Coz thai, In the a cepfsnce OF srch bsd. nh
necessary coLtrst will be snt1I cd int within i've
81 giGt er that TN bid has bees &C epteT ""
Bond and security in the sum Of Ave thorsars Col
is,s SS..9 Ter he islihts performance Of the
Prcprsals must DO siGLed, sealed and Endorsed
nfrop"ssisf9r dressed Granite, tor Light Houss
PETER HAINks''
ny4 CO CAP Els'rs. L. q. Eoe'r sfb District.
Sg60 WILL BUY A BLACk MAHE- eis6t
kind. sound gentle and easily k. Stae e1e.I
lent Tor family or business use; a good dri. A<2Y
her. Cali 2I0 street north, bstween "a am
streets west. .-TL -. .--. '.E- myr3.NsN
NARPETs, OILCLeTH, MATING
.IaPoRrABT NOTICE TO HousrKxxprRs
DIRECT tRQM THE .NEw y1RK AUCTION
We are rsceivins and viii open ,hI, week. large
pEIs, olLCkOTHe and MATTINGs, bous Gt A.
invite Larticuiar attention 70 the above goods.
feelirg SoL I'D NJ that can offer extra induce
men 00'h III regard g SEW sRs PEGs
ny s0uthesst corner 9TH ard D reefs.
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ShariH7s Sale

UNDER OnDER OF JUDGE OF PROBATE.
RI pGrte John p. Adams, Administrator
Petition to sell Personal Property.
pursuance OF an order made by the Hon.
Il William Hutson Wigg, Judge Of Probate
for Richland County, Will sell, on THURS
PAY, tho 9Th day Of January. A. D. 1871. at
i'll Richland County, within the legal hours
the following Personal Property, oiwhich the
late David Adams died possessed, viz:
10 Alules, Horses, Cow, 30 head OF Sheep.
and hoad Of Cattle. -
~ IEHMs OF FSALK.-On all sums over and above
$2500 one-half cash will be rcquired-the ba.
lance on credit of twelve months, secured
by notes. with two good sureties, with inter-
est from day OF sale; all sums OF or under
s22:0o cash. r. FRAZEE, s. II. c..
Dec 81 NTH
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United States Of America,
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT

FOURTH CIIcUIr--IN EQUITY.
Abram Van Buren, and s. Angelica. his wife,
.a at. Us. JohD Peter Broun, ct al
E(i virtue OF an order of the Court in this
lD case, will offer for salc al public outcry
on the FIRST MONDAY in January, 1871. at
Columbia, ut not less than the appraised prices
below stated, tho following parcels Of LAND:
All that PLANTATION, called ''Dig Lake, i"
uate, lying and being in the County of
Kichand, in said State, on the ConCarec
River, about eight miles below Columbia, con-
tanning about two thousand one hundred and
seventy acres, and appraised at twelve dollars
per acre. Said plantation has been divided
INTO two tracts of nearly equal quantity, by
he road running through the plantation from
the main public road to the Congnree River.
and the tracts will be sold separately.
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION, called "Shivcr -
lying in same County and State, about eich
teen m'les below Columbia, containing tiir-
teen hundred acres, more or less, and Dprais-
ed at ten thousand dollars.
TERMS OF SALE-Ono- fourth cash; balance
upon credit Of ono, two and three years,
with the bonds of the purchasers, bearing in.
terest at tho rate Of seven per cent, payable
annually, secured by mortgage Of the lands.
fprohasers to pay for stamps and papers.
Said lands may be purchased at private sale,
on application to tho undersigned, at Sumter
s. @. J.S. a. RI6HARDaON
Decl ~ Special Referee.
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Liquors and Cigars,


PRANDIEs.- .-BRANDENBURG FREREs.
- 1888. James Hennessy, 1858 and 1865.
pinet Castillon, 1860.
-, WINES. .-Moct& Il Chandon's CHAMPAGNES.
These all brands, being sole agent in South
Carolina, and the Wines second to none
SHEnnlEs-All grades, from common to the
finest AMONTILLADO
Hook, WHITE AND CLARET W1NEs.-Hock-
hoimer, Laudosheimer, HIT Santernes, Letour
Blanch, St: Julien, La Rose, Nierstener, Mar
cobrium, HIT Barsac, Chateau SanterreS,
pontet Banet, Margau1, Grand Vim Chateau1,
Laiitte and Latour, Vintage 1858.
FINE WHISTLES, &c.-These are selected with
great, care, and comprise the finest known
brands, whilst the stock Of rectifed goods,
domestic GINS, RUM. &C., are offered at lower
ratee.
scorcu WnIsKEr.-Rcal PEAT KEEK, is OF
my own import alton. very superior.
CIGAns.-LlVE INDIAN, Figaro, Espanola.
Palmetto, and other brands are offered, choice
in quality and moderate in price.
SMOKING TOBACCO in variety, and spe-
cially selected with regard to quality; and, a
word in your ear, the best is always the oh cap
est ,sn whatever one eats, drinks or smokes.
Dec IL GEORGE SYMMERB.
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Public Sale.

4 ATSALEM, ". g., JANUARY12, 13 and14.
E>HE North western North Carolina Rail
i road Company will sell. at public auc-
ton, tho remainder OF their Grading and Ma
sonry Equipment, consisting Of:
IS young, woll-broke Kentucky MULES,
40 Carts and Harness,
Four.horsc Wagons and Harness,
2Iwo-horse Wagons AMI Harness,
Onc-horso Wagons and Harness.
] Express Wagon and Harness,
230 Whoel-barrOws.
25 Flows. Coulters and Harness,
400 Ames' Cast-steel Shoyc.s,
10 Crowbars,
3 sets OF Blacksmith ToOle,
Derricks and extra blocks
ALSO,
largo lot OF Picks, Mattocks, Axes, solid
Cas- stcel Jumper, Spawling and Hand Drill.
Hammers, Churn and Juniper drills, Grind.
stones, Platform Scales, Pots, Ovens, Skillets.
with large variety Of other articles.
Tho Mules are the choice out OF 14O head
heretofore owned by tho Company, as each
oversccr was instructed to retain tho best
when previous sales were made.
Tho Mules will be sold on tho first day OF
second day. Terms cash. 4. BELO.
President Northwestern n @. Il. r. Co.
Dec23 -
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American Intelligence.

HAVANA, December 20.-Advices from
San Domingo to December 20 contain
the following: Cabral was in the neigh.
borhood of San Juan with 800 half
starved men, engaged in spreading false
reports Of the death Of Baez. Stories
sent Dia St. Thomas and Puerto Plata.
announcing revolutionary movements,
were Inventions. The Government of
st. Domingo accepts its notes at the
custom House at seventy per cent. dis
count, but law has been promulgated
that dnties shall in future be paid in gold.
American provisions are plentiful.
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Three Desirable COTTAGES.
ByD. c. PEIXOTTO & SON. Anetioneera

ON the FIRST MONDAY in January next.
i1I, at l0 O'Clock. III front of tho Court
;n8, n9nsn l.I,I II in this city. we will sell,
IHREE DESIRABLE COTTAGES.
Cottage No. l, at tho corner of Winn and
LIZ Laurel streets, measuring on Laurel street
o9 1Get front, moro or less, and running back
on Minn street 20S feet, moro or less. Tho
ABOVE Cottage contains four fine rooms. ana
all necessary out.buildipgs upon the lot.
:, Cottasc No. 2, West OF the above, cont aims
the same number of rooms, and lot of the
buildings o"'
Cottage No. 3, West Of tho above, contain
ing the Same number Of rooms and lot of
the came dimensions, with all necessary ont
buildings. bounded on tho West bv estate of
iaylor; All of the above Cottages are bound
ed on tho North by estate of Taylor.
TERMS OF FSALE-Onc.half cash: balance in
tweive months, secured by bond, bearing in
mortgage OF the property-the property To he
insured and policy aasigned :" w
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Sherifs Sales.

Sallie L. Ray rs. Frank Weston; Sallie F. Raw
U.s. Monday Taylor; and Salle F. Raw rs.
William Tay lor.
PY virtue of warrants TO seizo and sell tho
1D crops Of the several defendants in tho
abovc above stated casos, directed to mo by d. B.
Miller, Esq Clerk of tho Circuit Court for
h!chland County, and in pursuance of an Act
of the General Assembly of South Carolina.
entitled An Act to secure advances for agri-
cultural purposes, will sell, GU The fret MON
PAY IN January next, i'll front OF the Court
House in Columbia. within tho legal hours.
the following property, viz:
SIX bales of Fodder, five bales Of Hay, and
one pale of Cotton, levied on as the crop Of
Frank Weston.
ALSO,
Three bales OF Cotton, levied on as The crop
OF Monday Taylor.
ALSO,
three bales of Cotton, levied on as the crcp
of William Taylor.
Terms cash. 2. +. FRAZEE, S. r. C..
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Desirable budding Lot.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.

VN MONDAY MORNING. tho % Of january.
at ~ o'clock, in front OF tho Court House
IN IL, this city, we will sell, without reserve:
mat desirable half-acre LOT, ono pouare
poi0w the state House, bounded on tho North
by fendlcton atreet, on tho West by Richard
son street, on the East by Yates, on he,Sonth
ny south Carolina University. Theabov L Lot
measures 1O4 feet front on Pend!cton street,
more or less, and ono Of the most desirable
building lots in tho city.
TERMS half cash; balance in twelve
months, IN secured by bond and mortgage, bear
chasrrs to pay us for papers and stamps.
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EheEiEs Sale.

Loaphart Hloen %. Riuhsrd Rabbi.
HSY virtuo Of q warrant to seize and sell the
1D crop of the defendant In the above stated
case, directed to me- by D. B. Miller, Cle.k e
the circuit Court for Riohlsnd County, and in
pursuance Of en- Aot OF the General Assembly
OF south Carolina, entitled "An ACT to secure
sd'y,enoes o', fog agricultural purposes" I viii
;'e sou on the FIRST MONDAY in January next,
viz: W. '"''o"ins property,
A lot Of SEED COTTON, supposed to be
abont 700 or 800 pounds. ~ oo
100 pounds Hay and Shucks.
bushels Cotton Seed.
Corn, and
Mule.
lerlns caah. p. L. FRAZEE re
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Desirable Farm, Of Si,ty Acres.
By D. G. PEIXOTTO G. SON

on mONDAf MORNING, the I'd of January,
at l0 O'Clock. in front Of the Court House
we will sell, without reserve,
desirable FARM, containing sixty acres
looms, two miles from the CITY. There are
httecn acres cleared, balance we'll wooded
Bounded by lands of Rawls, Crawford, Dunkin
and others. "
Terms -Onc-half cash; balance in twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage, boar
lng interest at z per cent. per annum. pur-
cnSscrs to pay us for papers and stamps
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