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CHRISTIE'S GENUINE
G A l. V A MIC Rim G S

MAGNETIC ELyID.
THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY comprises an en-
oss
w .n re % ss
seeua much cheaper and with perfect eonysai , and
SETe FLUID have been used with entire ali
fs,e % & ss
Nsyoa. seE Hssdsehs. iadiss.iiSn, Paralysis. rasy
ss.s q E Gs,ss SPINAL
Nervous Trsmors Diz.nes. the He'd Ram. The Head
s ssa Sf'Sy s '@ 81 by
ws Ssy S% sss been 81 he E
Rings Of different prices being made Of all sizes and q
F5F hs S%Sps
in or chronic cases Of disease where the ngs do
Or are aS the Seas s
perfect ease Any sayaas power tba, REQUIRED thu.
e''nm siG f - M Al + TrTB
used in eonneccn with The Ring. and their modification.
& 20 S oa ai ~ essn BY the French Che
:eisces I believed % The remarkable power o.
81 s's
PLASTERS.
articles form important ADDITION the GaAyanic
Kings acting the principle but having the advan
!Gf s 81 disease % o.
&c 81 ;:d sFs II Il
The reader is deferred to numerous
Q7-HOME CERTIFICATES 90
pubshed IN the N Sun Mirror Tribune Alta. and other
These testimonials all Of which from the mos re-
spectacle sources have been seecedom OF
similar character which have been procured dwnK ne shon
Only Agency in New York No iss Futon street, sun
TICAUTION-Bcware &c spurious limitations Of these
articles. Messrs A. .. d. Afe not ana never nave
warrant genuine any
articles called alvanc which ole b ne ssove men
s'""e~ 49, AGENT Gensral for the United States,
-u,u ,msvc latFatan street. New York.
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SCHENCK'S
Pull nj Or &c S YRUP
HAS Cured ME-

READ! READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTlFI-,
HIGH STANDING IN NEW JERSEY.
ns D s r. ssls 81 as
Sason New h
atr%aon did say: That about twelve months
% ssS. 81 as
sSss :s ais
na %
s sns 6: w The d and
q E $ PSss on d
entirely for,aken him, Re took during
syrup when large gathering formed his lsf side. which
a1s
As sss
iii. Tine unable 2 h 1 rom n1ss
SS
:aa been cured bthe same medicine il the stage
he to eSs"s. e. s o ssa
and short time he was able to SIT up in his chamber
ten ' rapid s I'M
10 mum
h he ns~ S
Ss e. ;s ss is Ss e
he has $ Ss Ss as ss sy Ct a @
70 DC m ''tf ssSsed frHa RICHARD l. cox
Affirmed to '' isss ri; g ~ iSGt III
Alderm0
EvrsHAM Burlington co, y. J., April a2d. 1874
We tbs subscribers residents Of the own.hp of ham,
DO hereby certify that with Hr Richard
Which We % he
scheneks rumone syrup and feel eu duty 70
been eye to one othe cures
IN this section Of the country.
Rs1 %I JSsS Wsm Brown
jos s-s Hswass, Joseph Ellis jacob heW ias'
MAHLroS, N. J., May 9Th. 1886.
Mr. II Schenck-S,r: am pastor Of the Baptist church
Maror New Jersey Some three OF four months since
taken BY OF the Vcons Of his neghbors, Mr.
shs s L. cSn then lying 70 =. human death:
him my Compensation last Sabbath aheal,hy looking
To-day have been At his house. and received from him the
JAMES
The genuine Punonic Syrup exclusively by the
proprietor and for se at his principal Office, No Court
sIsminsd and obtain MPTiON.
DYSPEPSIA, and LIVER COMPLAINT. free q charge
243 Bieeckera Ford "a Fourth ST. cor Wooster Eyenu
Hudson ST. pr Gardner. s. Montgomery s. Jersey City w
49, Yen Zindt corner smith and peaasts brookyn'
Pleas bear II miad thai 3 Beekman does not sell my orr
e. b S syrup and 20 .yod apply
al lmsr
BIRD GAGE MANUFAUTORY,
" ~ Johns Lane Beach street, The Sabscr.b'
ms constantly haaj stock Of rcy and common
b b o. All exemptions which ne will sell cheaper
Also, Ciges made to order.
g-Coont,y
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% B7(SDwA7

TO THOSE so VIZ AVE ~ ;THasikssfl
S,HssEHsEHsyso Fol :.I:i. Va
praised by those who made trial Of it, last year took
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed II fully conc
those who know ,nst il Z impossible 70 Hsn1i.e
sense destroyer offreekles and pimples and h sold
than the old soaps. ALL therefore, who would consul
my and comfort shaving should possess themselves
From the New York Gazette--Ihe New Sosp.-WI
from experience, and we speak from the more prof.
knowledge Of our benefactor and friend James Grant
out in this department Of modern improyepens Il Is
emolient bur il Is something more" In short, We
il y the best shaving soap in the yosio;;
From the Evening Mirror Rings Verbena Cred
know by experience be the best kind Of shaving sol
those persons who have troublesome boards, should
the hardest and 30 az 70 lender the oper
shaving perfectly easy Mr. Ring has lately taken "a
ness Of Dr. Mnor ct the corner Of bro.dway ano JohI
where his inesmabe article may be obtained; anu. lib
Rings Cough Candy, which Is said to be pleasant
tam cure forth troublesome companion.
the an
article softenins the beard and asying all irritation
skn that il becomes absolute pleasure instead
noyanes, to use the razor. :,
Beware OF limitations, and ooserve the written signst
der the directions for use, of c. H. Ring" Prepared
sale, Wholesale and retail. and for e1Pc5tas,Gn S
Successor to Df. WIN. H Milno
N. B.-Merchants are particularly requested 10 cali
anime this article prepared, a. TO quality 9usnt
pcarance and price, 1t cannot be beat-the splendid ne
from steel plate, engraved by Mes,n. kardon; "
Hatch far exceeding thing Of the kind before the
maj xrtY
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THE Highest Price, in ossh. is paid for Genemens
Also Repairing Cleaning Dysny and Pressing, in the most
elegant superb ,ryr On hand 100 Drap Costs and
Clothing. such Goats 81 ~ Pants 81 Vests 80 cents
a9 1msrc
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
EXCELLENT Winter Bleached Sperm Oil at 81 gall;
Il Bleached Solar OIL rs cents prime article Of Sperm
candles Is per pound Families boarding house and
hotel keepers call and examine the above before
purchasing. For sale by J. 0. FOWLER,
Grocer and Tea Dealer,
$50 Greenwich Murray and 42s Greenwich Vesy
mrl m
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BIRD GAGE MANUFAUTORY,

BIRD CAGE MANUFAUTORY,
~ " ~ Johns Lane Beach street. The Subscrib
S er would inform has Customers the Public that he
as constantly on haGj la stock Of frcY and common
than they can be bought elsewhere,
Also, Cages made to order
- . j. KELLY.
PSCoanty Merchants would find il to their TO
eau sna eaam'ne MS STOCK az lm'f
EkENCH LUNAR fiLLs-Lsdiss will had In. .ure arr,
Gle tns dssppolasmsau q ia Cherry street IS lrnrs
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DIR. MARSHALL HALLS
q a u n I u L NJ n " A Il, u L

DR. MARSHALL HALL one ofthe most celebrated Ply
~ scans Eurcp Is the discoverer Of this valuable med
cine now used IN hi. practice among the nobility Of Eng
where according has produced the
happy results 1t exclusively directed the Of
tive Us quick and wonderful action such that cold
mbecty remain the system that is under
its influence for half will afford decided relief
those who early indulgence in solitary habits have fall
into a state Of chronic debility.
Constitutional weakness brought by secret habit ndul
ged in by young This when frequently INDUCED
cf the limbs and small Of the back confusion Of intellect
n,umpton emaciaon the symptoms of this disease
elects whites, obstruction Of certain excavations, total
potency and barr removed by this medicine
PHILLIPS & BOYNE, Agents.
Forwarded all parts Of the United States Price Sc
bottles bottles for So Sold at IA Duane ais 1m+r
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novel and unique wig ]. It's being made without
to defy detection texture being beautiful 30 poro
dsd and The great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided
scepc and alike invited inspect this
e
Liberty street, mp Stair ma In
ON CERTAIN l1POKrANr MALADlE
! RALPH, Beg. to that he j. at home much
sble (exeept Sunday in order to be cen.ased upon
:onay 81 post his residenee, % Greenwich street
nS e % a snS
braces the whole Of those which in any way relate
10 Il: Ps sso s1s
ss 5ss @sP as cUs e. mo-.
and important consequence Of aforme5 ave
which We're ms,sien tit. and
the fact that structure frequently exists IN those who are
81 r. e q
stances which will enable judge whether he has this
hn va. BY
that the stream Of urine should b ob1ructed OF
bad and long estsSnhed cases Sutscsare may
L sssy
thing directing the attention 70 the sea! Of hl' S,;s;;s
when & happens Sc .SpeaddeS and with
20 other especially Of early cases. these are
SELF There are however tire. crcumstances which mos
cus,y bscpg 70 sspsclaya when sSsE
Of cure Many other symptoms might be mentioned but /
% Sa h s Of he
belong structure il early and when 4 80 easily
THE sfHssf III 81 5is afi
said the need not be much diminished Or
Dc Ispp Il as so.
should steal a. to wet little, this niin9 q
caon proceed no other Whatever; but
% THE T siE s. fC Sais i Tss
REMAINED UNCURED "A Gononhea, though mot
y far Ss an 4. e Ct
remained that to considered. Neither possible
as. 4as % %o
I1, q 4 oud Ina. nave ond
u fST
complained Of the degree ~ every indivi
wSs s paa o
&
onaby Indeed whoever considers the natural connect
%edu% n y s s'
Eans through the same medium the sexual react
parts Of the world A. the cure Of Structure proceeds
With 1e.pees 70 The .! j.
generally accomplished in very te time and with
sse year. IN the treatment Of this complaint Indeed
Of and e:
months Many consult the writer who come on
tins city Tor short time only
though has been Of trouble and anxiety for yea
those who cannot their homes the writer NJ.
which has interesting ehapts giving on
subject and written in the painest manner and which, De
distance.
In consequence Of the number Of rapden and book
the following Itatemen satisfactory ground Of conhde
strange Besdes his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
&c. he has Published three editions OF work expressly d
compla9, so he has letters from the most emnsnt Ph
Cooper, Of London Dr. Mott, Of New York; Dr. Ply
Of Philadelphia, and Others and permitted 70 refer 70 an
every Physician Of emnence in this city Address DR. R
g Greenwich street. fD lms
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RHEUMATISM.
Compeund Syrup Of the HydriOdatc Of PotaH,
SARSAPARILI4A.

YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
THE ABOVE 10 prepared from the purest articles and il
recommended the best and only of Rheuma
ism AT this Of the especially Of the greatest
importance, will all extremely unpleasant
symptoms (sever pains Of the joints, back shout
des &c Sc) 1t thins pures and quickens the circulation
and leaves part of the animal economy perfect
Of health The virtues Of each article have long been known
the faculty and by their udcous admxue their ecs
..f2s lm'm CHAs. H. RING. isa Broadway.
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q. RI. CUKTIsS- Anctione,


JACOB 8 PLATT will sell Wsdne sday, April 22d at
O'clock at 81 Bank superior and modern style Ma
hogany Furniture, esgant Oil Paintings Brussels CaIpets
&c. &C.
The entire Furniture the above house. consisting in part OF
mahogany sofas dvans French chairs elegant glasses,
and sofa tables Brussels fire screens man
breakfast dessert do window curtains plated wae
French bedseads dressing Wristbands with
BILE tops easy and Voare chairs beds
beddng chna glass and earhenware hall lamps table and
stand do and Lanterns. :.
Also an excellent assortment of Kitchen Furniture, with
which the sale will commence.
NJ B-The Oil Paintings will be sold with the paror furni
Catalogues may be had Tuesday either the auction
room 81 Bank AL 2tfrc
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DIR. SATMON'S REMEDY

nor disorder o the Stomach Liver and kdneys aeon
attacks giddiness paipaon, languor, low spiri loss
strength pains the back side and lower part Of the chest
THIS CELEBRATED MEDICINE has met with e1ts
ali Who have take It. that he proprietor has BEEN induced
introduce to the public generally He assures any .uhss
perfect nveoating the appetite. health
color and strength, even to the most debilitated.
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor an,
preparation Of and does prevent the closest
business Tie
CHARLES II. RING, l93 Broadway,
ala 1m$m Of John It Sole Agent for ~ v
READ THE FOLLOW ING
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
II ELIEF s. ALIVE.

II "a IL Il Il - n IL Il
nss Piles Tlcsis and Iniamsd Brsast.. IS also S.s
sovereign remedy for Botches the Face and Chapped
Rough Skin twill render it clear and soft
Extract Of letter from Doctor woodl
am highly grat,fed to hear that The Relief Save
have made frequent with the greatest possible
and freely and cheerully commended others
| and nerves.
Monday morning calledat Mrs Huber.s She had uffsr
ed 50 long and so much with her tina. from
cd &. ssd g ,
twice had directed the milk started stream they
well Indeed They c me the Good Samaritan for mentonnl
the .sve e them glad Of being the means ofdons
lief saye" may be the acted deem my duty to
years ago received injury from the fragment Of bursting
cannon striking me IN my groiu from that up 70 the present
suited dussd snsurism, Iyadins my lex and foot
During this protac season Of suffering have had recourse
tractors. &c. &C. " no beseft '''''''' A''1 A -
Having recently cold, leg again the
and had al he
yaIGq, highly ree2%msrdsd remedies. bit found Islis
first application felt agest benefit and the second the
dah mahogany color omy leg and foot changed to natural
infianmsto disappeared and my leg became entirely free
from pain Is now u better condition than i has been fcT
fsrnF from similar Affections have doubt il will
highly valuable application for al s purposes for which
recommended. Respectfully you"' sf i PARSONS
Frenchs Hotel, No. las Fulton street. New York.
SKI and * s sssH
John street. and by Of the respectable druggists
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M. WISE, OPT!CIAN,

FROM GERMANY,
MOST RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of New
New York aud the public in general that he has loca
'''-'N " NO 4s7 BROADWAY
Where may be found large and complete assortment Of
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
In Gold, Silver and Steel Frames
NJ W. would also remind the whom he is partially
known by his visits Springs for the last
years. that by his knowledge Of the Optical science he Is
enabled determine glasses suitable for Per
sons with weak eyes be supplied with glasses which vii,
gresty benefit and strain the sight
Particular attention is called TO stvle OF Perspective
Ground Glass Of the finest nt which, through their high
been highly the best in their effect the
eye preserving and improving the sight in continued writing
and reading.
Short persons and such have been operated upon
for Cataract, also be suited.
He inserts new Glasses Of superior quality in old frames
and solics the patronage of all Of mis- articles
will all Spectaces purchased from 70 suit the
sight for years. rexchange them without extra charge
n27 2m<r
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AuCTfuk sALlnS.

H. DUCLUZEAU, Auctloneer.
CToCK OF ELEGANT CHINA, LAMPS, GRAN
CHANDELIERS, &e.-TUTTLE DUCLUZEAU will
sell Wednesday AZ o'clock the Of sdway
glass solar and mantle lamps grandoIes hall Ian
wall brackets, gas hxures chandeliers &c. ned the
above store comprising elegant assortment and will be
found worthy the attention Of about commencing
furnishing houses Full particulars in catalogues which
ready. AL 2t+Je
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CARD.
THE Subscriber having become interested in the abov.
house respectfully requests the patronage Of his
friends Orders entrusted his will be attended to with
promptness JAMES A. SWAIN.
AGO I'm *Tc
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GESCssS9.s EyH'EF 60 Noes E'B' 3: ..''
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THE
INVISIBLE
yHTG

GO closely resembles tho real head Of HAIR that scept
- have pronounced the perfect aud
ordinary invention Of the day The great advantages
novel and unique wig 10 its being made without sew
weaving, which causes is appearances closely
the natural hair both in lghness and natural appeared
defy detection being beautiful poro{
so free that in all Of preparation evaporation
died. and the great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided
sceptic and connoisseur alike invited inspect this
and beausg Wig and the peculiar method Of fitting the
at the manufacturers A. G. BARRY, lag Broadway, con
Liberty street mn stairs. md Ind
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BOARDING..

WE requested that few delightfully."- situated
w Rooms single with Parors attached can be had on
application Capt Stephenson proprietor Of the Lyceum
MoSS1 Brooklyn The uaton yer, desirable eS 6sGS
streets The house besides being recently newly fitted up
and furnished, is admirably kept walk of only few
minutes to the Faon ferry, and equally short to those
commanding heights which overlook the bay the Islands, aud
both the North aud East River Near by is 6ney.kept
bathing house ap2l Sire
DRY GOODS, AND NOT WET AND DAMAGED.
much has been said Of late about Wet Goods snd
"A Clay Goods wish word about Cheap Perfect
Goods and inform the ladies and public general that
be offered at l. BILLINGS New Store 300 Broadway be-
Reed and Duane streets The st will be closed
Wednesday arnoon the Of arranging and mark
ing dowa s.ock-3oo BROADWAY, nesr Stewart. New
Store ap2l 3t-rc
EDWARD FOX, DRAPER AND TAILOR,
INVITES the attention of the public the extensive
stock Of ready made clothing the adapted to spring
and trade In addition the ready made the subscr
Der offers for inspection the desirable selection of
goods the market of color and pattern; aud The
skill employed in the cutting and manufacturing depart
such enables the subscriber with confidence to in
ye the attention Of gentlemen who prefer to have their
made order The above stock having been selected
with and bought for cash alone strong induce
for all to call who wish to purchase at least cent
less than those houses who obliged to do business
the credit system.
ted call aud examine large assortment of superior blue
cloths and cassmers which will be made the shortest
notice. and in a manner not to be surpassed
EDWARD FOX, 2o2 Broadway,
near Fulton st., opposite to the Franklin House.
CARD.
THE Subscriber having become interested in the abov.
house respectfully Of his and
friends Orders entrusted TO his will be attended to with
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pACkET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST, from Liver.
pool dischssins under general order Al the west aide
Bnrns Slip Al goods not pe,mted mast be seat co public
Wo's stlrc
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III LEI,
- TO A SMALL FAMILY-fhe upper part Of house
Chambers street, consisting Of front and back reom
l with p,n:ry on the second floor and front and bed
Soom the third floor aud If required attic with
the OF Croton and other pryeses A
ply A. VAN PRO AG, 81 Warren It j:
NB-If desirable part Of the above may be obtained.
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- A HANDSOME COTTAGE and about five acres
: Of good Land, laid in meadow, situated the Blazing
star Road about and half miles from the Railway
New Jersey Railway Depot. Attached the premises is
excellent Garden with fine bed of Asparagus; Barn. Stable
&c &c The Cottage is nearly filled in with brick the
gable end with large cellar under the whole house, and
otherwise spacious and repete with for
genteel family. Apply to MIR. GIKAND,
ago 1wsm No Q Whitehall street.
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CARD.
H. +. WILLARD Il w. w. SHIRLEY, Auctoneers,
give their personal attention the Sales Honse
w hold Furniture the residence of families declining
Housekeeping Stocks ofCroeke Dry Goods Grocery, and
cit from their friends and the public consgnments then
SALES ROOM Is, BROADWAY, until May lst when
Adams Express Office. q all lm"m
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TO LET OR FOR SALE,

IL LEI Oh FOR SALE.
- A MODERN BUILT COTTAGE. Stable and
Coach House attached with about of land the
prncipsl part Of which well stocked with fruit and
fancy shrubs, and losed with picket fence. The
pass minutes within five minutes walk Of the house
Stuston between 10th and nth streets For further niorma
WOODS, Harlem, mrl2 lm+rc
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TO RENT CHEAP.
A RANSOM. 443 Pearl q

FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
IA THE House aud Lot i73 Broadway The main house il
ER five stories high with the attic, and so feet deep The
back building three stories high and g. feet deep
stable the fronting Mercer "a feet deep The
lot Is feet four inches front and and 200 feet deep
Persons wishing TO confer with the owner DR.. CHEES-
MAN do 80 between the hours OF and A. M and 3
and ~, Pm all 2w-
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PkO CLAMATION
Executive Office,

COLUMBIA, S. C. April Dist, 1886.
By His Erceilency VM. AIKEN. Esq, Go.
uernor and Commander in Chief in and ocer
the State of South Carolina.
WA7HEREAS, information has be received
Wv at this Department, that an atrociona
murder was committed on the body of Hector,
by Renty, both the slaves Of John nj. Cbisolm,
at his plantation OH Savannah river, on the
nigh, ofthe 29th March, ut. Now KNOW YE,
that in order that the said slave may be brought
to legal trial, j WILLIAM AIKEN, Governor Of
the State af67esaid, do hereby issue this, my
Proclamation, offering reward Of OEE Hun.
DRIED DOLLARS, for the apprehension and de.
livery of,he said slave Rcnty into any Jail in
this State.
RENTY is about thrly.fye years of age,
six fee, high. .cornplesion brownish black ,stoops
in walking, of down cast look. and has a pc.
culiar manner of cinchIng his teeth while
speaking.
Given under my hand, this 2lst day of April
in the year one thousand eight hundred and
forty-six. and in The seventeen year of Amer
lean Independence. WILLIAM AIKEN.
By the Governor.
RoBr. G. PINcKNEY, Secretary Of State.
NAV 81 Is
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7Sherihs Sale.

DY virtue fsundry writs of Fieri Fa.
I'D cias 10 me directed, Twill proceed to
sell al Edgeheld Court House, on the FIRST
Monday and Tuesday in J une next, the
following property in The following cases,
viz!
David Richardson IS. David Little /;
Eldred, Warren aud others, severally, vs..
the same; the following negro slaves, 10.
wit: Nanny and her two children, Doub-
lin and Andrew.
Richard Bailie W.. James R. Kimbrell,
the following negro slaves, to wit: Mary
aud her TWO children, Amy aud Sophia:
Joel Smith and others, severally, VS..
William Lewis, one grey Horse.
VIM. p. Butler VS.. l.. T. Wigfali Ar
thur Wigfal vs. the san'e; John l.. Man.
ming Assignee, and others, severally, vs.
the same, the following negro slaves to,
wi, John. HELEN. Bob and Flora.
C.J. Glover vs.. David Hoyt, the same
vs.. the same, one grey Horse.
Terms Of sale cash.
A. BOULWARE, S. E. D.
NAV l2 81 l6
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Sherifs Sale.

UY virture ofsundry wri's Of Fieri Fa-
-n cias II me directed, will proceed
,e sell a, EdseIield Court House, or The
First Monday and Tuesday in June next,
the following property, in Tie following
cases, io-wi:
The Bank of Hamburg, S. c., VS.. Oliver
Simpson; George Parrot aud others sew.
orally, rs. The same; the tract Of land
known as The Lamar tract, containing Two
thousand acres, mure or less, on Horse
Creek, adjoining lands of Il ade Glover,
F. H. Wurdlaw and others.
Also, the following lois of landin the
Town of Hamburg, S. c., and known in
the plan Of said town Of Hamburg. S. c.,
as Lots numbers 55. 65. II, l57, l5S, l59,
160, l62, 322. 1928, 524. S25 and 326.
And. also, eighty acres, more or less.
known as the Park or Shu'z's Hill, inclu'
ding lots RUNNERS 35l and 352, in The
plan of said town Of Hamburg, 5. e.
Terms Of sale cash.
The above Described properly will be
re-sod at The risk nf The former purcha.
sers.
II. 5oULWARE, S. r. D.
May7 a. Ii