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- rrNoRE, May @-Nirsinia sizes. consoli-
a Esss: West yirglnia's, loA bid q day.
BaLTIMoRE, May S..Cotton quiet and strong
low ridolingp 24Ssss Flour very drlis good grade
arm: low grades declined 8 cents; Howard street
superfne. tss!S; western Is.,A wheat dul. Lam and
yellow southern dull, 7la-c; mixed western, Is ON
spot. oats-western MIXED dull, ~; bright active,
dull. Moss pork. isZ. Bulk meats, sNs; rib sides
ca; clear RIB sides.7. Bscon-Should. RS 5aSo RIP
SIDES, LAX; clcsr rib sides, 7xas: sugar curei
hams steady, lSslSh. Lard dull; 9 for western
steam. Western butter less active; heavy receipts
prices unchanged. whisky nominal, 90.
LoNpoN, May se.-The Bank of England rate OF
discount has been reduced one per cent, and is nov
four Consols opened st 93x for both. Bonds dun.
ls62s e01 ISIS 5, old, 9lhs; ls7 Sa; 10 sos, s9
PARIS May 2.-Rentes opened at IS francs, Il
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AND coMMERCIAL.

The New York money market continued easy
Yesterday, money being in abundant supply ~
baS per cent. A telegram from Washington TO
thSefect that the Senate amendments 20 the
supplemental treaty were not acceptable TO Eng
land run gold up TO ia. Government bonds
were strong, and the stock market Sss dull and
weak,
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tTDr. Bartol says the real thief in the world
is he that consumes more than he produces.
~ An Iowa grocer has been shooting off his
customers with a spring gun set for burglars.
- Georgia woman, twenty-five years mar
ried, is the mother OF twenty living children.
@An clipping Baltimore bride leaves a
"disconsolate poodle to mourn the pangs of unre-
Quilted love-
R-Jacksonville, Fla, has been for some time
in the enjoyment of Dinety-three degrees in the
shade.
~ Californians are rejoicing at the discovery
OF a spring near Kerne river whose waters have
an inebriating effect.
IAmong the curiosities of Tennessee cave
are a natural representation OF the American
flag and a base drum.
~ The Dolly Warden is the name of a news
paper just started at Wilson, North Carolina
Miss Dolly Warden, editress.
~Snake stories are in season. The list opens
splendidly with the boy who was choked to death
by a large, black serpent coiling around his
neck.
HFert Wayne, Ind, loves the memory of her
dead soldiers. At a recent meeting held to
arrange decoration day programme, two per-
sons where in attendance, one to report the pro-
ceedings.
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The New Cash Dry Goods Store.
lob hrInRs

h c. CRAIG,
(For nearly fourteen years connected with the well
- known Dry Goods House of Jno. II smooth
Has Just received his new stock of SPRING AND
SUMMER DRl GOODS, embracing a choice line Of
Ladies' Dress Fabrics, Japanese Silks, Sultanas,
and Pongees in the newest sty les shades aud tuts
Foulard and Clouded MObairs: Gray Mixtures, for
Suits Mourning Goods: an immense bargain in Bin
Grenadine Hermann; House furnishing Goods; La
dies. and Gentlemens Underwear: large assert
ment of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas; White Goods
IN great variety; Notions and Hosiery, &c, 81 .
Many OF the above goods are frem New York auction
sales. and are very much reduced in price. All
bought within the last ten days, for CASA, conse
Quenty customers will have the advantage Of the re
cent great decline.
Entertaining pardonable ambition to secure a
talr share Of public patronage, have marked my
Goods down at the very lowest price, and solicit an
inspection, which will incur obligation to pur-
chase. One price. [msy2 dtfl II G CRAIG
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PIANOS, &c.

A hhhE CBAECE-Having determined TO intro.
"a Once IN this city the celebrated SOHO--
mACkkR PIANO, Philadelphia, whichyS7Sla
nAs ne newest Improvements, nagnificenttV NVi
other Piano made, now offer the same at 20 per
cent less cash than any ether first class Piano can
De bought, or for reasonable installments Gall and
examine for yourselves.
dec22 CARL RICHTER, 93s Penna ave.
MOST AMUSING TOY OUTl-Causes insnimate
NA ngures to dance to the music Of pianos
FOR sale by q. l.. WILD BRO, 400 llthH@
street west, between Pa. avenue and st NV
AssrS toT Sstsf'S Pianos, and manufacturers of
and dealers In Musical Instruments generally
Pianos and ali Musical Instruments Tuned and
Repaired. deoIa.tr
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National TheGter.-Janauschek in Macbeth"
Locg9er's Garden.-Pic-nico of the Bricklayers'
Socials.
Analostun Isldnd-Picnic of the Young Cath
olic's Friend Society.
Mount Vernon Place ChurcA.-Strawberry Fes-
tiyal.
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DoRH's LoNDoN.-J. c. Parker sends Ms
Hd1per's Weekly for june 8, containing in addi-
Ton to its usual budget, Part OF Blanchard
2Derrolds 'Lohdon," illustrated by Gustave
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SUDDEN DEATH IN THE STREET.-Last even
ing MIR. William Raper, a clerk in the Sixth
AUDITORS office and native of Ohio, while
walking up Pennsylvania avenue in company
win TREND, suddenly fell when near 10th
street, when a carriage was called, but before
he could be conveyed to his home life was ex
tnct. Dr: Baldwin was summoned, and pro-
noJnced the cause to be apoplexy.
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The Grand Avenue of pestiIence.

IHE LARGEST hosiery and kid glove depot is
at Chas. Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory,
iUS eth ST -
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WIN. b. WHEATLEY's
w STEAM DYEING
AND SECURING ESTA
DEEGF-AY IErEFRsnN

OFFICE-4S JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Established 1881 premium awarded 1857; and Is nov
Sne OF The oldest, largest and most complete esab
nshments OF the kind IN this country, NY patrons
Will consult their own interests by sending In their
Isi and winter goods during the summer months
Best place IN the District for Cleaning or Dyeine
Genilemens Clothing; Everything sppertsinfng 70
the business well and promptly executed. once
Closed daily AT sunset except Saturday, when will
reopen Until s5i p. m. Post Once Box 1873 APP
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

TKRRMoMRTRRs and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler, near ~ street,
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y SON OF 1879.
BERKELEY SPRINGS Aspr


BArH, MORGAN COUNTY, wssr VIRGINIA,
a. MiIesyrorg Su Joks's Rss" Star,o.. On a A.
q. X. r.,
Will open for the reception Of visitors from g.t
May 20 the lSth 81 October. lSi. n
All kinds Of Baths, mAenihoent Swim veA0
ming Pools. Natural Temperature az W.
Fahrenheit. The Baths and " alters are q sp-c1 M
General Debility and Diseases peculiar 20 females
Hotel.
Every amusement Professor Wits Band OF Ger,
man MusiciAns are engaged for the season.
Passengers lave Washington At 6.fs a. m 8 n
m. and ~ .. by the latter train ample time tor
supper at The Relay House.
and : 6S second month. Liberal terms with families
for the whole season. Fare reduced, return tickets
s1gG ser days baSsAEs onsSrss 'hSeGsh 20 tho
- western Union Telegraph in ofice y Hotel.
RoCK ENoN SPRINGS, uArE CAPPER
ltsPklN1S,l lkEDERlCk County. Va.
A. PRATT, Manager. Season OF ls-2 WAN
Terms: c2fe PCT day. sl5 per week. = ~ lk.WI
per month. Children under 10 wears aud --TVa--
yeuient O. Washington, will he opened JrNE lsT
Crest i'm proyements have been made since last year
New hot snd cold water baths, an immense swim
ming pool, adapted 20 both sexes. aud constantly
supplied from the capper and alkaline springs,
fine bowling alley and hiilisrd room, ana a large
pavilion IN the cool shade of the great rocks. have
been added 90 the attractions Of this beautiful sp5;
The medicinal properties Of the waters ysrE
mark ee-the Chalybcate or a Spring as tonic haE
super iOr, and the Ali alRe Spring IL specific tor
d. spepsia, scrofua and dsea'es Of the kdneys Tho
mountain air Of this reEisn IL pure end hracing.
For further informatisn call NJ the on - Of A.
PkATT 4 SON, t0s 9th street, or WIN. BALLAS-
TYNE, 4o2 9TH street mayi 2swu
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Injured BY THE PREMATURE EXPLOSION
OF A BLAsT-About O'Clock yesterday, Ed
ward Bean, laborer on the NJ street sewer
had leg broken in three places by the prema,
ture explosion of a blast while he was engaged
in blasting rock between 23d and 9th streets. i'm
SLASH run. Two other men were injured Mr
Bean was conveyed TO his home, on the corner
OF I'D and II streets, where DR.. Newman was
called in to attend him.
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave
and 18th ST, pays per ct. on deposits. 2It31iti6
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RY TH0S. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georeetown.
FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, &C, AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. June L, 1871. at q
O'Clock, will sell at the auction rooms, No. liza
Bridge street, oppc site the market house, general
assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
myS0 It TH0S. BOWLING, Auctr.
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CITY ITE MS.

To TRAvELERs.-Mohsir and linen wing
coa-s and busters and travelling suits in great
variety. One price only.
GEO. c. HRSNTNG.
No. 410 It'll street northwest.
LINEN COATS from IS cents to a.
Alpaca Coats from 50 TO 81.
Mohair Coats from $3.50 to Sc
Flannel Goats from 81 10 IS.
EIsKNAN & Bro,
SOS 9Th ST, three doors above Z street.
THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave
and 18th St, pays per CT on deposits. Ht3liti6
CoREs, &C.-Dr. White. Chiropodist. 81 for
extracting all your Corns and treating your
Bunions and Walls without pain or blA ding, at
535 18th street, opposite Treasury. Baltimore
Office, North Charles street. Fee s1.l
DR. LEON, III 1 street, between It'll and sth
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies' See
Personals. II
THRRMoMRTsRs and Bsrometers are repaired
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SUMNER RESORTS.
r. L Y n o n T "

G
Bsvine LEASED frem the owner this favorite Fn-
pisins Rom, and 'Gro1sds ia tharo1ss MY
orc sid opair. Tor tbs Cor fort, pleasure -
and eater tairnleut q e,curSiontsfs
Good order viii BE mainiai ned, and polite attend
ants viii be on hand o. serve visitors.
Every engagement made for the pleasure 81 par
ties visiting the place will b. strict complied with
The Hating and Confectionery and Air sun priv
ieS.s are Tor rent g. responsible parties.
Tor further Information apply 10 the undersigned
or AZ the once Of the Potomac Ferry Company,
myll2 ~ GEORGE A. SH "A ELL.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
DBILP a soLoMoNs,

RICHARD b. MOHUS a CO,
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little GERTY.

I've sweetheart blythe and gay,
Fairer far than tabled fay,
Light and airy.
She Is bright and debonair, ,.
Sofhyhlls her golden hair;
l alother lovers forswear: H.
= Little fairy.
Little Gerty swears she's true,
Gives me kisses not few;
Hearts Are often bought and sold;
Is it glitter, is ii, gold? ~, -,
Half my grief. could not be told
f!:Were i without her, .I&'f. -s''
Gerty scelds me if I roam, .......
Wonders what'I wantfrom home,
7iWith sly glanees--1 ~" - 'ti'
Looks that seem to me to say,
II have waited all the day;
You were very wrong to stray,
Naughty Francis. *
III whisper, awe must part" NJ
Gerty, sighing, breaks her heart:
Awkward, very.
When I say that,I'u remain,
All her smiles return again, =;
Like warm sunshine after rain. =
We are merry
II nv sweetheart knows her mind,
Love is maa as we'll as blind,
Little Gerty = :
Says She means to marry me; !
She is oily six, you see;
I-alas. that it should BEL
Ana two-and-thirty. ~ ".
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ABBEHLLLE COUNTY.

A66E PLLAG COC"4 .sA
{ In the Common Pleas.
Walter s. Richardson and Madison
Richardson, Executors, VS.. w. II.
} - Parker, W. H Lawton and
!. a.i (. / - I &f,sR. A. EGrifffn. - J
Complaint to ,-Foreclose Mortgage, &c.
INDY DYprderSaEthe Court in the above
b stated case, will sell at public
Abheville Court House, spp
saledapin DecembesGne2t, tbs traessos
Land mortgaged by James M. Richard
son. in his fife time, AMI r. "A. Griffin
te-ANm. H. Parker, Gem missioner, lying
on Saluda yRver being the valuable
tractoF Iand purchased -by"SE4lliam H.
,Lawten, from iR. C., Gillian, aud sold
under. decree of foreclosure, containing
5SH Acres, more or, less, bounded by
lands o. James Gillian, Henry Beard
and others. 4 fg$%gs23!
sITermsss Cash-purehaser TO; pay for
pahars. Titles not to be delivered till
the. purchase money is paid, and. if not
paid ut once. the; land to, be re-sold. at the
risk of first, purchaser. ;.la
EDW ARD: NOBLE,
- :: ,''1.a - ~ Special Referee.
November Z, 1872, 31-3t.
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I Sherif's Sale.

EDY virtue, ofa Fl. Fa. to me directed,
u I, wifi sell at AbbeviHe Court
House, on Ssleday in December e 49ansn next, ad
Lot fn the village Of Cokesbury, con-
tanning FOUR ACRES, more or, less,
adjoining lands Of the Methodist. Par.
'sonage, and lands now or lately belong
ing to NJ. Strauss and others, Levied on
az the property Of Mrs. Laura Blackwell,
at the suit of Charles Smith, h,----.-.,.-,-----.
Terms .Cash-purchaser to- pay, fol-
TT II. S. .casoN, S; A::c.
November Z, lS72, 31-3t.
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How.HE,FELT-A man out in Neya.
tlawhe toek dose sof strychnine and
escaped tostelF The tale, describes the
sensation of dying by this process. 1t is
enough to deter any person in his senses
from selecting this mode of committing
suicide. He says he felt succession OF
shocks andconWufsions each worse,t than
being broker ~on-thes wheef,-aud after
suffering terrible torments for period
that seemed Of infinite duration, ne
finally sunk into unconsciousness, from
which he was rescued by the utmost
exertions of q skillful physician. 80
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS: For the
purpose Of doing Justice tn, the transit OF
Venus, which is to take place in Decem-
der, 1874, England is preparing eight
heiiophotographic apparatuses on the
model of that at Kew. Russia has three
of the same model, and has, ordered a
fourth Germany also will have four
Portugal one.f Those of the United
States will be of different make, and
those used by the French will be con-
structed according to the plan of the
late NJ. Delaunary. ..t ~ ~
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Sheriff s Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution to me
I'D directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on Saleday in December
next, within the legal hours, tract OF
parcel Of land, containing ONE HUN.
DRED, ACRES, more or less, situated,
and being in the County of Abbeville,
adjoining lands of VIM. McCaslan,
JOHN e. WnsopSand others. Levied as
the property of Isaac Kennedy, ads.
Samuel Jordan, being the tract onwhich
Mrs. Watson now resides =
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay for
stamps and papers:
! HENRYsS. CASON, IS. A. c.
! November Z, 1872, $751; -
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Sheriff. Sale.

TT will sell at Abbeville Court House,
IL on saleday in Decenbernext, with
jim the legal hours and at the risk of the
.the former purchaser, -Ss- Stark Martin,
the following property, to wit: 1856 Acres
of land, more or less, adjoinining lands
OF the estate of J. r. Du Bose, J. DuBose
and Others also 80 Acres Of land, more
or less, adjoining lands of VIM. II:
Parker, J. i. Calhoun and others, levied
as the property of F. A. Calhoun ads.
Mary McCaw.
Terms Cash purchaser to pay for
papers. ~ ,.soN
- s. "A. G.
November I, 1872, 31-at. ss,g -
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made Of Poor Rum, Wskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors doe,ored spicsd and sWeetened to please the
taste, called Tones, - Appetaers" Restorets,,"
S Ss .t saa is ss % sss iss @
and herbs California from all Alcoholic Stimulates
They are the Great Blood Purifier and LifegiyiIg
Principle, Perfect Renoyattr and Inygorator Of the
System, carrying OF all pose nous matter apdrestofHE
the blood to healthy condition, enrehng il refreshing
and inyigorating both mind and body They easy
IN sT asGe et
No Person can take these Bitters accord
ing to directions, and remain long unwel, provided
their bones not destroyed by mineral poison or
means and the vital organs wasted beyond: the point
Dyapepsia orIndieestIons Headache, PAID;
in the Shoulders Coughs 1gL.nsss Of the Chest Dig
ziness Sour ErIetations Of the Stomaeh Bad Taste
Heart, The Lungs Painin the regions Of
the Kidneys and IA handred other painful symptonss
ars the offspring: 9 pysps In ,hess complaint.
antee ofils merits than lengthy advertisement. Z, z
j., For Female Complaints, IN young or .old,
married OF single AZ the dawn Of woniahhood or fhe
turn OF life these Tonic tters display so decided an
tble. 1tii..ae4. n3t s:lIt.a y ~ t-...tl;i
For Inflaminatory md Chronic RheuI
tnatism and Gous Dyspepsia Of Indigestion, Bilioa.
Blood, Liver Kidneys aud Baaaes ,l,ess BisIers haye
been most. siiccessfL Such Diseases are caused by
vitia.ed Blood which
They arc "a Gantie Pnrgafivo as well nsi
Tonic. possessiue also the peculiar merit of aching
=. SowerG agsnt III feeynI :onte.tion or Infat.
,,pn of ,hc Iiv.r and V;sner 0rga.s and in BiIio.
n;..s.s. .:'e -''''
| Fos SKIN Diseases; Efupiions, letter. Salt
Rheum. Botches. Spots PmrIes, Pu.tue., Bois, Carr
huneiss' King worms Scaid.Head Sore Eyes. Ery-
speas. Itch Scurfs Discoloraons Of the Skin Hunors
and Diseases Of the Skin Of whatever pane or na,.r
are literally dug up and carried olt Of The system IN
short time by The use Of these Bilters, Ono bottle in
such cases win CONVINCE te most ncreduous of their
curative effects. pliiE -, Ef.sSftBp3 ,ssif4t
Cleanse tho VitIated Blood whenever you
find lis impurities bursting through the skin IN Pmpes
Rmpons, or Sores; cleanse Il when YOU find Ii obs.
sructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse IL when il is
foul; yor feelings will ,elf you Wheii Keep tic blood
pure and the health OF the system will follow. .,s .
Grateful thousa ands proclaim VINEGAR B.r-
xps the most Inyjeorant that ever sustained
the sinking system. 49,
Pin. Taf,e. and other Worms, lurking in
the svs,em Of 90 many Thousands, are eectiay de-
s,royed and removed. Saws distinguished physiol.
ocst There scarcely an individual upon The face
esr whose BODY is exempt om The presence OF qorps
II Is NOT u,on The healthy elements OF the body that
worms exist but upon the diseased i,upors and slhy
deposits that breed these living monsters disease
No system Of Medicine, no venniiases no anthemin-
ics, will free the system from worms like these BIT
tiers; . p...,. La -,
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A good little boy, whose parents en-
couraged his habit Of early retiring b!
permitting him to take cake to bed Will
him, astonished his affectionate mothe
by the following prayers z.z>*
"Now lay me down to sleep,
Ipray the Lord my soul to keep,
Aud if I die before I wake.
Give sister Jane my piece of CAKE"
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.ABBEHILLE: co UNITY =
in the COmmon Pleas g.

.ABBEHILLE. co UNITY :, !
In the Common Pleas k>$
Frances : G. Lomag VS.. Wm: Lon1a3,
Horace Fl. LomaX and others.
Complaint for Account, Sale Of Land,
-i-~ "''E .-''. &c.
DY order of the Court in the above
Ds s@ted case, I will ssell at public
outcry, at AbbeSille ;Ceurt House, on
saIeday in December next, that part OF
the lot on which Frances c. I4oEnax
lives not assigned to her for Homestead,
viz: parcel between the lot assigned to
hef for HON estead and H. w. Ga@son's
lot, containing about. ONE-FOURTH
OFsIAN ACRE, sexteAding from Main
street td Church. street. - >,-
Terms Cash-purchaser to pay for
/ wIIIilAMs H1EI, !
10 sa8.3E ~ Special Eeferee..
November Z, 1872, 3l-3t.
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The State of South Carolina

The State of South Carolina,
E4BBEVLLLEs co UNITY. =
- In the Common Pleas.
George G.. Graves vs.. Caroline s. Graves,
Mary Graves, et,al.
Complaint o2Selb1:Ea'sd,' -MgFshaN As
fIG3S sets, &c.
DYerdef of the Court, in the above
RED stated case, IlwilF sen at public
0utcry, at Abbevff1e Court House, on
saleday ind December next all the Real
Estate of George Gyaves, deceased, lex
cept the Homestead, which. lies on the
east side of the<Aygusta Road,) in two
parcels, of which platts or--definite
boundaries will be exhibited on day OF
sale $ the whole containing HOO Acres;
more or less, on Gill's and Flat Creeks,
bounded by lands of DR.. William NJ.
Taggart, Samuel s., Baker, Samuel
Speed, decd, and others. ..r..,..,. y.,i'
: Terms-One-haIf cash; for the other
half: twelve months credit, with interest
from date, to be secured by mortgage of
the premises, y,l Purchaser to. pay for
''-'' $ e. WILLIAM HILL,
,,...,,4~ -...,,-a--,..-.,.-- Special Referee.
>r.-..l..r 1o.o o. o.
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The State Of South Carolina.

ARREVILLE COUNTY, q
In the Common Pleas. ..,
William B., Stanly vs.. Thomas Thohl-
son, Mary T. Quarles and M.r :
Mcdonald Lee.
!, Complaint to Sell Property, &c.
10y order. ofthe 2ConN iia the above
ID stated case, I, will sell at public
outcry, at Abbeville. Court House, on
;saleday in December next, the well
known House and Lot in tile town of
Abbeyille, in which Thos. P. Quarles,
Esq, resides. This is one of the most
convenient, handsome and we'll arranged
monsions in the town, being near The
public square, between the lots of Mrs.
Catherine Alston$ and Enoch Nelson
fronting Main street. and extending
back to Church street, and containing
Dne acre, more or less. ~ Is st"''1
rms-One-third cash; the balance
on a credit of one and two years, with
interest from day of SALE. The. purcha-
ser to give bond with good surety, to
secure the credit part, and to keep; the
house insured and assign the policy to
the undersigned, Titles to be. delivered
when all the purchase money is paid.-m&
r.. THOMAS THOMSON,
f',.,f ,I........v :. Referee.
November !, 1872, 31-3t.
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The Stats Of South Carolina,

The stats or S0uCn Car0l1na,
ABBEVLLLE co UNITY.
VIM. S. Caldwell, surv. admir-, &C., vs.
J G.. A. Moore, and others.
Complaint to Sell Land, AlarshaA assets,
&c. i3+
TEJJRSpJANT to the Order of Judge
Orr In the above stated case, I
will sell at public auction, at AbbeViile
G.. H. on Sale Day in December next,
the real estate of JAMES CALD-
WELL, deed, near Due West contain
ing ..F'l .....-... :
, ~s 500 Acres, i.
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
DR.. J. L. Miller, w. III. Austin and
others, - 80
.TERNlS--0ne half cash, balance on
twelve months, with interest from day
of sale. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. - G,@3oil:l.3.I. .c,','E
JAS. S. COTHRAN,
-, = T Special Referee,
Nov. il, 1872, St