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IAoo4h2tAE LAlD OUT.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Ang. 5.--rhe Secretary at
'ne fecont conference nt Saratoga of tho maua-
sorh OF the trunk limos and WeBtcru railwara
glsoa sumo interosting information in regard to
the meeting. Tho meeting was, ho says, for tho
purpose OF fully discussing all ma.tcrs of ronera,
Importance tonding to tho advancement of rail
wny Interests. Tie principal subject which Gu
gagged the attention Of tho officials was tho adan-
10y o. some general cooperative plan by which
freight and passenger rates agrsod upon botwoou
common or competing points could bo mai,.-
unfnr,us ,a,nuu, ana n'Ao stop The present
aud commissions to ticket rho hptt1s a"tinn
waH large, nearly all Of the Eastern and WostcrnI,
nnes e. being represonIcd. While tho various
oussod, the greatest Of harmony aud good will
prevailed, tho sole determination being an Mi
hallus to hrit,g about Il general reform in railway
management, ~ , 80 fur az rates woro CONCERNED.
The following III tue substance Of the renoluiinna
adopted ut tho conference:
ttrst-Any Western road may keep an agent in anv
stsrn ety. provided that such agent shall not be
Of tnS a9 nna sa bs under tho
q. steoaa-Ratss freight between common connect.
t:so points cast bound arc to 10 established by tue
aud rates both ways shall be y4.leI
neswcsn ae es carrying tho trade auch basis NJ
YA'rd-Quastions arising out Of rates for frc,ehts
carrisl by rail au tue akes aro 10 ba t'et.rmfnai
Y, Ry @ tho Easern "a @ and Western Commissioner jony
np pAn 10 10 agrecd upon by majority Of each cou1
mission, secognzing obligations under existing con
stseta between the trunk aud her orgsnized
practicable projection to ali-rail lilies, >"~ 0'3'
Fohrth-Ihe Commissioners ut these several West
bpoeti7e competing lines, but to be approyoa iy iii
parties to tho agreement. - N~
COMMISSIONERS WILL De LOCATED
IN n.,, olevolanu, cnciunatl, indianapolis Louis
WIG, ot. Louis, Chicago. Detroit aua ut Hucl,
choose. '4*' "oA'"A'o1
The Commissioners for Cleveland and To1cdo
arg to 10 appointed by lines centeriug at those
An agreement III being drawu up, to bo Signed
ny tue Western roads in interest, with tho OK.
cepiion Of tho specific matters passed upon
xooye. Xu,. Ihe present contract between tho Now
fs toaa ~ Gentrai and , Pennsylvania Railroads will
y, Inc several fast freight dispatch and colorol
pa1a I tckots to any Of their patrons.
Inere are two Bureaus Of Commianionora-an
Eastern and Western Bureau
TIE COMMISSIONERS
are to be located in tho Respective cjtieB unmed
Tue Eastern Bureau representing tho trnn,c
ltnes, Is composed Of the Hon. William Donui-
deiph'a; and D. ". blanchard, Now York. Tic
1olloWln8 commissioners form tho Western
bureau: L: n. Hubby, Cleveland; Geu. Gooreo
. Wright, col9mbus Warren Colbu1n, ToIolo:
aaanapo1is; Samuel Gill; Loui.silIs: ]. T. L.
Sturgeon, Ut. Louis.
COMMISSIONER MEETING IN CHICAGO.
ihe three CommtHsloners appointed bY tho
Saratoga railroad mooting for The roads cast Of
fHtsbarg, aud tho seven appointed for tho
:oaas west Of pistaourg, will shortly assemble in
ms city to perfect now freight rates to tho
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ACADEMY or ntuH!C-iiaistcd strcof, tntwecn Mad.
fEIn and Monroe. Exhibition By Prof baldwin of tho
called Spiritual Manifestations.
, 1874-08-06
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

.,HoDLEY'a Ti1EATRr-Nantotnh .rect. bctreon
Natk and t,nShc. 'rhn Great Ade1pAl COMPANY. Hin.
strosy, FarcGs and Variety.
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eighteen hundred and forty eight July
twenty first, eighteen hundred and forty
eight; July twontV-ninth, eighteen hun
dred and lorlv eight; February third,
eighteen hundred aud hny-threp; June
third, eighteen hundred and hry eight I;
July fourteenth and seventeenth, eighteen
hundred aud sixty two; June thirlirth.
eighteen hundred and siyiv. four; June
sixth aud July twenty lifth, pio htecn hum
drcd and six ty-siX; July twpnty-SeV euth,
eighteen bundled ard sixty ui tht June
seventeenth and Juiy eighth aud eleventh,
eighteen hundred ana seventy; February
i utceutn and June ci-htiI, uignluOn hun
drcd aud seventy one; February twenti-
ett, eighteen bundled and suventy-two;
aud March third, eighteen hundred aud
scvcnty-lhrce; aud all oibor pensions pro-
Nlded by law, twcnlY. H,un million i've
hnndred thousand do'lHr..
For Navy pensions to- iuNrlidS, widows,
and dependent reIHtIVps. aud pensions 10
sailors Ui ia" wal oi "iantccn hundred aud
twelve, and Tor furnishing artificial limbs
or appdfit is Tor rcscctiuh, with transpurta-
ton or Communication therefor; cOmptnsa-
lion 80 pension agents, expenses Oi agen-
cies, and .ecs Tor pre- C,nrins vouchers aud
administering oath , as provided by the
acts of April tNculV-third, eighteen hun
died; February twentieth. eighteen hun
drCd and iurty-SCVen; August eleventh,
eighteen hundred and iOrty-cight; July
fourteenth aud seventeenth, eighteen hun
dred aud sixty-twO, juno thirticth, egh-
cen hundred and siXty-Iour; June sixth
and July twenty filth, eighteen hundred
and siSty-siX; March second, eighteen
hundred and siXtN.scven; July twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty eight;
June seventeenth aud July eighth and elev-
enth, eighteen hundred and seventy June
eighth, eighteen hundred aud seventy -one;
February twentieth, eighteen hundred and
hundred and seventy -thice; and all other
pensions provided by law, four hundred
and eighty thousand dollars: F1oUidcd,
That the Appropriation aforesaid for Navy
pensions, aud the other expenditures un-
der that head, shall he paid from the in
come of the Navy penson-lund, so far ~
the same may bo sufficient for that pur-
pose: ProUiicd further, That tho fees for
preparing vouchers and administering
OathS, which are now by law thirty cents
in each ease, shall hereafter he twenty five
cents for the same and no more.
Approved, June 20, 1874.
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Approved, June 20. 1874.
GENERAL NATURE-No. 50. ]

AN ACT making appropriations for the
payment of invalid and other pensions
of the United States for the year ending
June thirtielh, eighteen hundred aud
seven,y-tive.
Be il enacted by The Senate and House Of
RepresentdtiUes Of The United States Of
Americd in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are here
by, appropriated, out of any money In the
treasury not otherwise appropr lated, for
the payment OF pensions for the hscal year
ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hun
dred and seventy five;
For Army pensions to invalids, widows,
and dependent relatives, revolutionary
pensions, and pensions 10 soldiers OF tho
war of eighteen hundred and twelve, and
for furnishing artificial limbs or apparatus
for resection, with transportation or COM
mutation therefor also, for compensation
to pension agents, and the expenses of the
several agencies, and for fees for preparing
vouchers and administering oaths, as pro-
vded for by the acts OF April twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and sixteen Ju-
ly fourth, eighteen hundred and thirty-sixi
May thirteenth, eighteen hundred and for
ty-six February twentieth, eighteen hum
dred and iorty-seyeni February second,
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NO. 81.

bound copies Of the acts of each Congress
shall he legal evidence Of the laws
aud treaties therein contaiued, in all
the courts of the United states and
Of The several States tberei /.
SEC. o. Thai the said laws OF each sea-
sion Of Congress shall also he slereotyped
and printed for safe as provided in respect
10 the said revised statutes. Aud the cop
ipS of the said revised statutes and OF the
said laws of each session of Congress. as is-
sued fr m time 10 time, sh II be respect
lively sold at the cost of the paper, press
work and binding, with ten per cent there
of added thereto, to any person applying
.or the same. And the proceeds Of all
sales shaft be paid into the Treasury.
SEC. 10. That the Secretary of State
shall cause all the copies Of the Revision of
Indian treaties made by Thomas j. Dur
ant now printed to lie bound, and the
s'-ii ""'ll be deposited with the Secretary
TO. lplgrior, for the use of the Depart
H.euts i Ulcers of the Government.
Al June 20, 1874.
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GENERAL NATuRE-No. 6G.l
AN ACT 10 encourage tho establishment
Of public marine schools.

AN ACT 10 encourage tho establishment
Of public marine schools.
he IL enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Navy, to promote nautical
education, is hereby authorized and en-
powered TO furnish, upon the application
In writing of the Governor OF tho State,
suitable vessel Of the Navy, with all her APP
parel, charts, looks, and instruments of
navigation, prov ided the same can be spar
ed without detriment to the naval service,
to be used for the benefit of any nautical
school, or school or college having a nau-
tical branch, established at each or any OF
the ports of New York, Boston, Philadel-
phla, Baltimore, Norfolk, and San Fran
cisco, upon the condition that there shall be
maintained, atsuch port, a school, or branch
of school for the instruction of youths in
navigation, seamanship, marine enginery
construction, equipment and sailing of ves-
sells or any particular branch thereof: And
the President OF the United States is hereby
authorized, when In his opinion the same
can he done without detriment TO the pub
lie service, to detail proper officers of the
Navy as superintendents Of, or instructors
in such schools: Provided, That If any
such school shall lie discontinued, or the
good of the naval service shall require,
such vessel shall be Immediately restored
to the Secretary of the Navy, and the offi
GERS so detailed recalled: And provided
further, That no person shall be sentenced
to, or received at, such schools as a punish
ment or commutatiOn OF punishment for
crime.
Approved, June 20, 1874.
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GENERAL NATuRn-No. 65.l
AN ACT TO provide for the apportionmc
of the Territory of Wyoming for legisl

AN ACT 10 provide for the apportionmcnt
of the Territory of Wyoming for legisla-
tive purposes.
BE ii enacted by the Senate aud House of
Representatives. of the United States OF
America ia Congress assembled, That the
apportionment of the Territory OF Wyo-
ming for the election OF members OF tho
next legislative assembly of said Territory
shall be made by the Governor thereof, in
accordance with the provisions of an act of
Congress entitled IAN act TO provide tenn
pOrary government for the Territory of
Wyoming" approved July twenty-tifth,
eighteen hundred and sixty eight: Pro-
Utded, That for the purpose of such appor-
tionment it shall not be necessary to take
a new or additional census or enumeration
OF said Territory And prOUided further,
That the pow or hereby conferred upon the
governor shall be continued in full force
until an apportionment shall be made by
the legislative assembly of said Territory,
under the provisions of the organic act
thereof
Approved, June 20, 1874.
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!, June 20, 1874.
[GENERAL NAruRE-No. 50. |

AN ACT TO amend the act entitled an act
transferring the control of certain Terri
torial penitenlarlcs to the several Terri
tories in which the same are located
approved January twenty fourth, oigh-
teen hundred and seven ty-threP.
BE it enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
act entitled "An act transferring the con-
troll of certain Territorial pententiaries to
the several Territories in which the same
are located" approved January twenty
fourth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, lie, and the same is hereby, amend
ed by strik ing out the words NJ ontana, Ida
no, and Wyoming wherever the same occur
in said act, and the said act shall hereafter
have no applicability to the Territories Of
Montana, Idaho. and Wyoming.
SEC. 2. That the penilentiarios in the
Territories of MOntana, Idaho, and wy
ming, shall continue under the care and
control of the marshal of the United States
for said Territories, under and pursuant 10
the prov isinns of the act entitled "An act
in relation tn certain territorial penitenlia-
ries," approved January tenth, eighteen
hundred and seVeuty-oup; which said last
mentioned act is hereby revived and re-
enacted so far as The same applies 10 the
Territories of Montana, Idaho, and Wyo-
ming.
Approved, June 20, 1874.
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[GnNEnAL NATuRE-No. 81. |

AN ACT 10 authorize the issue Of dupi-
cate agricultural iaud scrip where the
original has been lost or destroyed.
BE IL enacted by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States Of
Amelicd in Congress- assembled, That the
prov lsiuns of the act of Congress Of the
.,Menty-,hitd day of June, eighteen hun
drcd aud sixty, relating To the reissue
OF laud warrants III certain eases, be, aud
the same arc hereby, extended 80 as to in
clude tho reissue OF agricultural college
scrip lost, cancelled or destroyed without
the fult OF the owner thereof, under such
rules and regulations a the Secretary Of
the Interior may prescribe.
Approved June 20, 1874.
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NATuRE.-No G3.1

AN ACT to fix the time for the election of
Representatives in the Eorty-fpurth Con.
gress from the State OF Mississippi.
BE ii enacted by he Sennte and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
Amerfcd in Congress assembled, That the
election for Representative in the Forty
fourth Congress, from the State of Missss-
ippi, shall he holden ON the first Tuesday
after the first Monday in November, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-iive, anything
in the constitution or laws of said State to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved, June 20, 1874.
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toFFICIAL.l
L A w 8
OF TlIE
L UNITED STATES
PASSED At THE
FIRST SESSION OF IHE FoRTY-THlRD CONGRESS-
o + Il CT ALL
LGrNnnAL NArunIl- -No. bO.l

An ACT 10 pro ide f,rthC election Of Cuu-
gressniGn ~ large fur the State of AabH-
tftH
BE Il enacted By The Senate and House oj
Representatives Of the UHited states of
-lmeitcd an congress assembled, Tual the
twO additional RepresenlallNe tu Congress
allowed To- the State of Alabama, accnld
ing To The superintendent under tue uiuth
census may ue elected ny the State at large,
and the other Representatives, To winch the
Stale is ciIiticu toy the districts as now pie-
scribcd hy law Ia said state unless tue
general assembly of Alabama shalt other
wise prov dc i'cluic the time liked by Jaw
Tor the election for Representatives 10 Con
gicSs liom said State.
Approved Juno 20, 1874.
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AN ACT prohibiting the publication of the
Revised Statutes of the United States in
the newspapers at the expense OF the
United States.
Be ii enacted by the Senate aud House Of
RepresentdtiveS Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
revised Statutes OF the United States and
no part thereof shall be published in the
newspapers at the expense "f the United
States.
Approved, June 90. 1874.
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Approved, June 20, 1874.
GENERAL NArURE-Ho. 07.l ]

AN ACT to create two additional land dis
tricts in the State OF Kansas.
Be Il enacted by the Senate ana House Of
Representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That all the
western portion OF the State of Kansas, in
cluded as follows, to-wit, commencing at
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the northeast corner of e.. y ten Of
range sixteen, and running { .' west TO
the western boundary of the thence
south, along said boundary to the
foutth standard parallel theme 4, along
said parallel line, 10 the souln.s corner
of Rush county; thence uorih tu .te place
Of beginning, he, aud hereby is, constituted
new land district, tu he called the west
ern land district.
SEC. 2. That all the western portion or
the State Oi Kansas, included az follows, 10
wit. commencing ut the northeast corner ul
Barton county, and running thence west to
tie northwest corner of said county thence
south to the southwest corner Of said cpuu-
ty thence west along the fourth standard
parallel line To- the western boundary of the
State thence south along said boundary
line 10 the southern boundary o.! tho State
thence cast along SAID boundary to the
southeast corner of Barbour county thence
north to the place Of beginning, be, and
hereby is, constituted new laud-disirict,
tu be called the Arkansas Valley land dir-
trict and shall, N addition, include IN i.4
distiIct the lands lying in Rice and r.
counties.
SEC. 3. That the President, by and with
the advice aud consent Of the Sar ,c, is
hereby authorized 10 appoint regist and
a receiver for each of said districts who
shall discharge like and similar duties and
receive the same amount of compensation
allowed Ia . her officers disoharging like
duties in the other land offices Of said Stale. r
Approved, June 20, 1874.
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GALVESTON, November 27.-Cotton
steady-middiing 141e; stock sc, 7O8;
wsskiy not aeoeipts ii. Ole; gross Ia
2O3; exports Great Britain 1854:
France GAO; continent !, ,OO7; oastwise
255: sales 1880.
MOBILE. November 27.-Cottou
quiet--middling 141k; stock 4O,724;
weekly net receipts II, ,1Ol; gross IT,.
115; exports Great Britain 4 225:
ooastwise 1891; sales IL. 500.
AUGUSTA. November 27.-Cotton
qniet-bnyers aud sellers apaft-mid-
ding 1394l3H; Inv middliug l35a;
good ordinary l3.Ai; stock l7.7O8;
weekly net receipts 9,670; shipments
o.!1l; spinners 249; sales 9.61O.
Nzw ORLEANS. November 27.-Oot-
ton irreguIar-middling 14%, stock
l4l. .545; weakly net receipts IS, 9922;
gross 02. 1856; exports Groat Britain
lI,0S7; France II, 304; continent 1884;
ooastwise 4. .283; sales 35. 400.
PARIS, November 27.-Issntes 61f.
Csc.
LONDON. November 27.-Eries 24Is
Weather fair.
LIVERPOOL. November 27-3P. M
Cotton dull aud easier-uplands 7516
734; Orleans SIS; sales IL, ,OOO, inolud-
log 2,UO0 for speculation and export;
sales OF the week $4,000. OF which
lo.O00 was for export and 5000 for
speculation; stock 529, 600. including
l34 OOO American; receipts OF week
69.0O0, Of which $4,000 arc American
actual exports 10000: afloat 337, 900,
Including 247.OU0 American; cotton
sales basis middling uplands, nothing
osio~ Eood Ordinary. shipped Novem-
Der or December, 1915.
| T.. M.-SaIes today S. 500 were
American; sales on busis middl,ng mp.
lands, nothing below low middling,
shipped Eovenber or December.
ZIG; basis middliug OrIeans, no.
thing below low midding, shipped
December or January, I 1916. Yarns
aud fabrics ut Manchester quiet and
| firm.
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Securities at 3uctlon
BY SEIBELS & EZELL.

ON TUESDAY, December 8. Isr4 Wa vill
sell, at our Office. to the highest bidder.
beginning at II O'Clock A. NJ,
inc following. ng.SECURITIES, which have
been pledged as collatcrals:
t1.o .ooo Lsurens Railroad Bonds. guaran.
lima
$40 oo2 so Overdue Coupons from Laa-
rcns "aili Dad Boz ds.
Is Second Mortgage GreenviIln and Co.
lumbia Railroad Bonds, $500 each.
~ second Mortgage Greenville and o.
iumbia kaiIi Dad Bonds, $500 each.
200 second Mortgage Gresuville and Co.
lumbia Rsilroad B0nds, $500 each
sufficient number OF the above Seouri
tins Will be sold to pa! the indebtedness.
Terns cash. Delivery immediately after
sale. Nov y20f
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Estutc Sdte.
DC PEIXOTTO & SONS. Auotionesrs
ny ORDER or THR Exrnuropa

By ORDER OF THs EXECuroRs
oH SoS mSONDAY MORNING. the 7th OF Do
cember next, at II O'clock, in front Of
the Court Ho1se, in this city, We will sch.
A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, tie
property OF the late John Mcintosh, do
ceased, situated on the West ride of Main
street. between Lady and Gervais streets,
fronting on Main street twepty-si1 feet.
more or less. and runniug back on the
North line Two hundred and eight feed
moro or less on lot OF estate Of Henty DAvis:
west by lot in trust for HRS Baldwin, and
running thereon eighty-eight feet. more
or Less; ON the houth by a line aft.r
running one hundred and four feet from
nam street, more or less. on lot Of William,
McGuinnls. it extends si1ty-iwo feet TO-
wards tho south, parallel with Main street.
ana RAINING behind the lot OF William
aloGulnnis and McAndrews, extends ono
hundred and four feet more or less. in q
Western direction from Main street.
ALSO,
.;;nitaa All thu. +, LOT x7dE, or PARoEL OF LAND.
ON the waters OF Eight Mile Branch, four
miies North -saet ~ Columbia, Containing
ninety five acres; boundad on the North BIZ
amos OF william Sheppard, South by lands
oi Rinslor, East by lands of Wm. Goinos
ana others, and West by lands OF Evans 4
Cogswell.
TERMS OF FSALE.-Ona-th:rd c. 81: h.,auce
ia one and two years, secured by bond and
mortgage, at seven per cent. per annam,
fnrcha aser to pay for papers.
Plat OF the above property can be seen At
our once. Nov Is 20 26 80 Dec Sc
1'Wua6ie Real Estate in The Cify and COUNTY.
BY II. & s. BEARD, Auctioneers.
WE will sell at public auction, on tho
w first N )NDAY in December next
at II O'Clock A. n, in front Of the Oouri
flouse In Columbia, the following valuable
property, viz:
!. TIE McHo,cdu Land-Two OF the most
valuable LOTS in the city. They are eitu-
sted on Richardson street, between bland.
ing and Taylor streets, and me asure 90 feat
each on Richardson street. and nm bsn+
208 feet, $ inches
Terms Of sale-One-third cash, balance
On bond and mortgage, payable in one and
two years N
2. The Antrerp Lot-The HOUSE And
LOr OF LAND, Hitua ate on the South.veet
corner o. the intersection Gates and Iady
streets, now occupied by Mr.. Jacob Eieen
mann. Terms cash.
3. isaac 4. Weston's Ldnd-containipr
,29o acres, situate shout two miles from
dadsden, Will be sold in lots to suit pur
chasars.
Terms-ODe- third cash; balance on a
credit OF one and two years; purohaseIa =
give tond and mortgage.
/. The Gaftuey and kiliingeworth Lands.
containing $50 acres situate about ono mita
from 4Arner's; will be- sold in four difYsrent
tracts
rerms-OEe-haf cash; balance on a
eredit CT one year and bond and mortraoe
OF the premises.
rnrohasers in all cases to pay for pa apers.
Nov Is
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BnckWheat Flour
NEW ORLEANS SYRUP!
Waite Fish, Cod. Eureka GOD. Sc.

APPLE BUTrtE. Cranberry sauo',
Minc' Meat, tl'iAES equal in quality ar d
as low IN price ~ ANY in the city.
We will not shock Your nerves with
tha"ti! or Ridiculous advertisements, but
s.mpiy say our ex1enses arc small com.
pared witn th0ao OF other houses, and
amount Of business done, and wo are satis.
ted with moderate profits.
Nov2o LORIOK h LOWRANCE.
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Sale of Real Estate.
BY SEIBELS & EZEI,I.

not disposed OF at private sale pra.
l. vionsiy. we win sell to the highest Sia.
der on MONDAY. December :. 1874. in
iIent OF the Court House, at IL O'clock A :.
the following real estate:
QUARTER ACRE LOT, on the Moth
side OF R'ctiand, between Marisn and Bull
streets.
rtrms at sale. Nov 81 "a % % Dec 1875
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Au9r1on aa1ea.

Desirable -Four Room Cottage.
D.C.PEIXOTTO & SONS, Auctioneers
MONDAY MORNING, the 7th of December
next, at IL O'Clock, In front OF the Court
House, We will sell,
That desirable four room COTTAGE. 81
tuated on the corner OF Richland and As
eembly streets. The said lot measures
front on Richland street, $50 feet, more or
!eas, and runs back on Assembly street,
10i feet, more or less.
Terms OF ssie-One.ha cash; balance in
one year, secured by bond and mortgage,
Desring interest At per cent. per annum.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
Nov 22 q 96 m n
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Old type melaI, at 25 cents q pound,
eau be obtained at the PHOENIX Office.
for small quantities; 20 cents by the
100 pounhs-ieiiverrd ut the depot.