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yALU4A EBH1Ei.
PLANTATION AND MILLS

sTo@Ja e23gaQ9e
The su ubscriber offers for saH his Plantation
.nn ~ Mills in Sumter District, situated on Big
and six. from Boykin'sTurh oui, containing
l67D sixteen hundred and seveniy.foul acres,
between four and five hundred ncres cleared.
md under fence, the balance in fine timber
On the premises ism good two story dwelling,
with all The necessary buildings of n well settled
Plantation. most of which,s liaye been erected
within the last few years. On,tl,e northern cx-
'rcmity of the tract il another. settlement in
good rcpnir. Boill places fire perlectlyhenltly..
Also-An excellent Grist Mill, with two pair
OF stones, and d Saw Mill, !, capable OF cutting
about one. thousand feet Of lumber per day
With the Plantation will be sold (if desired the
stock OF cattle, Hogs and Sheep, together with
the Prossiof Crop. 1fsod Immediately; pos
session will bo given on the frat of january,
The terms and other particulars may be OBJ
tained lroIn;the subscriber on the premises, or
by letter directed to Boykin's Depot, Camden
Branch Of S. C.R. Il.
MARION SANDERS.
SumtcrD Dist. S. c.. Oct II, I5O 3n
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Look Out For Bargains
MS.M SNjNRN.n

NEARLY OPPOSITE TIIE,TowN HALL
Il HE subscribers are opening and receiv.
L ing fresh and very large, assortment
OF every description oi Goods to suit ,,the
country trade, which will be sold as low as
can be bought in any market for cash.;
great pains has been taken in laying in the
Stock. Our stock of Ladies' Dress Goods
is complete, embracing every article in
their line Also, Ready Made Clolhing.
lla,s and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, &c &c.
All we asl: is for buyers 10 call and exam
inc for themselves. lSE7NVc especially
invite the attention Of Planters to our NE.
GRO GOODS, Kcrseys, Plains, I,inscys,
Woolscys, Blankets, SHOES, and IIats.--
Money can be saved by calling on us as
our STOCK is LARGE and ,ue are de-
tcrmincd to Sell.
TINDAL g. WATSON.
Sept. 81, 1853. AZ If
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LiVcr Complaint.

i Gs92 The only remedy offered TO the public
That has never failed to c,irc, when directions
hre followed, is M'Enne's Liver Pill. 1t has
Abeen several years before the public, nnd has
sAsen introduced in all SECTIONS of the Union-
here, 1t has been used it has llaj the mos,
6 iumphant success, and has actually driven
4 i of use all other medicines 1t has been tried
III der all the different phases OF 1Tcpa,s, and
been found equally eflicacious in ALL
50 Purchasers will please be careful TO
for, DIR. MCLANE'S CELEBRATED
lVER PILLS, and take none else. There
other Pills, purpurting to be Liver Pills,
before tile public. DR.. MLans's Liver
yti'ills, also Ills Celebrated Vermifi,gc, can now
: he had Mt all respectable Drug Stores in the
United States mid Canada.
The above valuable Preparation for sale
by the Agcnis,P NJ. COHEN & co. I'm
por,ers and Dealers in DRUGS AND
MEDICINES, No. 80, Haync ST. Charles
,,nn,sS, C.
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REMOVAL,

HI AVlNG moved to the stand therefore,
Hl occnpled hy ID. j. \Vinn, (next door
to China's llo,clJ,and it being better ADAPT.
cd TO our business, than the one previously oc-
cupied ny us, we are now prepared TO carry it
on more extensively than heretofore, and are
confident of selling on MS reasonable terms n q
any retail Drug Store in the Stale Our Stock
Is constantly kept up and arcfulv ST clccted
from as good whole sale houses MS Now York
and Charleston can afford.
. And after returning our most sincere thanks
70 ,{ our customers and the public generally for
the very liberal patronage bestowed on us the
rrcrions year, still continue to solicit II pur-
tion Of tho same.
w. JAS. DARGAN 4 Co.
+ S'iih'erVl'lc' Jan. |, 1851. l0-tf
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TO BE S0I,n

IN Wcdncsda.;, the 1th day of January
" next. will sell a! the Iaie rcsdcicc
of Elizabeth McCallum deed, near Field 8
Bridge in Darlington District the lrart Of
land wlcrcon the deceased resided cor
tanning about six hundred and forty acres.
Persons wishing to cXnmnc said placc
will please call upon Mr.. ~ ]. Stokes upon
The premises. The day folowing-say on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of January, will
sell at l'isl,orvillc in Sumter District, One
Hundred acres OF Lind belonging to the
Estate of said deceased, lying on the pub
lie road leading from Spkcs' Bridge TO
Camden, bounded by lands Of Mrs. Bran
lit, Capt. w. Kelly and others.
Terms will be liberal and made known
on day OF sale.
WllLIAM ROGERS, Ex'or.
Bisliopvillc. l7lh Nov, 1893. 4 ct
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800 Reward,

80 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
~ nth instant, my Boy RICHARD. a
.---.s--1.Nh;'c mr!st;o, abnut five feet three
or four inches high. tolcrably sn,r, built,
about twen two years old with eiraight
light coIo!Td hair. has very snlky ap-
pcarancc, and answers quick and short
when spoken to said boy has short thick
foot, lis hands short ANA thick, chubby
fingers. lie had the scar uf blister on
his forehead just above Tie eyebrows, lie
may Try To hide it by wearing his cap or
hat down over his forehead. lie will he
sure 10 pass himself for a white man for
he is very white and has been taxing great
care OF his skin for some time. When he
left he had Il cloth cap, black coat and a
dark co!orcd pair of pants. lie will he
sure to change his cap and clo,!ics Us soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar o. the bls-
ter. lie is 4 shoemaker by TRADE, though
he may not go nj the business, expecting
that he will he so advertised.
The above reward OF One Hundred
Dollars will bc paid for his delivery in any
jail in the State. He will be surc 10 give
himself another name.
.JAAlES LOWRY.
Bradlcyviilc. Sumter District, S. c.
May 2hln, 1852 3O-lf
~ Camden Journal and Chcraw Ga
Zettc publish five times.
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GLENN SPRINGS;

Z zE'Aa'i2NAAB SSsa2gPA9zHE.J1PH q ( q.
!, RI. Rev, I, F. DAVIS, Din @ ex, ollicic
Rev. T.. S, ARTHUR, /.
." J. D, McCoLLovcJ1E Propr'e'srs
GEORGE BENTo@ Rector, and In
structor in Mental and Christian Science
Modern Languages Ind History.
Mrs. BENTON, hHntron. n
- ------, Instructor in Mathematics
Prof. G. +. DeVINE, date Of Lime Stone
sp,,,ngs,) Instructor in tho theory and practice
Miss c. ny. REID, lns,ructress in English.
- - SosNosKI, lnstrucress in Draw.
lpg; .Palntrig, and Assistant in French.
giisii Branches, and Assistant in Mathematics.
:, MISS ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music, and
English. $50
x: B. The corps is not yet complete.
Tel1iE above Institution, located ut Glenn
II Springs i'll Spartanburg District, S. c..
VIII be opened for tho reception of pupils ON
'he ilrst OF February next. In converting this
cstaplishmcnt into u school for young ladies'
lie buildings have been thoroughly rcpair,d nnd
fitted up; and in furnishing them anew NO
pans have been spnrcdto make il, in eve,y
respect, such u home rs parents would -tlesir.
Tor their daughters. Particular attention has
peen bestowed upon the Musical Instruments,
and with II large and efficient corps of teachers
ana thorough course of study it affords eve
ry advantage 10 be enjoyed in s,siminr insli,,l.
tiun.
Applicants ,rc admitted, Of any npe. over
seven years, and placed iu such class MS they.
may he prepared TO join.
nc scholastic year Will consist of one sest
sion divided inlo two terms Of five u,onils onrh
h,teslnn'ng on the lst Of February and july
VACATION, December and January.
RATEs.-For Tuition md Board, including
washing, fuel, lights, DE. &c. Sl25 per term
ana m there u'A he no crtro charge, cxccp, for
.nuSic $40 per term, and for Books, Sheet NIu
SIC; f.. nraw,ng Materials, &c, actually used
ror further information, SEQ :. Prospectus.
which may be had by applying to the Rector.
or either OF the Propriclors.
Dec. u. 1883 3m
uJ Charleston Mercury publish tri-wcckly
Tor thrc: months, and forward bills TO one Of
the Proprie tors.
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LAND FOR SALE,

1,,ess.5fsffsrs 1,ess5sffss That Valuable and we'll known
Eab place. DUBOSE's BR7DG GE,;ysssss
nlklSss, EnsEksA, OIL Lynehes Creek, three milessaG
from Bishopville, Containing. 700 acres
lyingon botli sides OF said Creek, There
is two handsome situations bnithe same --s
one in Darlington Disttict; the ottier iii
Sumter. Ideom ituseless to enter into a
description, asthe purchaser must and will
be his own Judge. About 250 sacres Of
cleared land good range foff Hogs or
Cattle Said land will besold low, and on
accommodating tefms. Possession given
tuni iIe first day Of January next. Forfur-
.thef;particulars, apply otle subscrlberon
the premises, % . s i "
~ s MIDDLETON DUI3OSE
Z Sep IT, 1883. ~ lltli
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NEW GIlllR

a bird Door South oftAe Io,on Hall;
nd nearly opposite Tinaai &c 1 Watsos.
THE subscriber would respectfully in
= form The citizens of Supterville and
the public generally; thai tic Has opened at
the above place d general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Boots and =Shbes, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, sCrockeryWvare, &c. &c.
A.so, A Choice lotdf Family Groceries of
every tlcscrirtioniSWit!r Fruit of various
kinds, such MS Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
DC; &c, Which Ire will sell very low foe
Calh.
sNov.a, 1858. NSNS 8 y
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10000 POUNDS.

OF M,iscosndo Sugar al 6 II cts! pr lh. war.
an'ed. Also n large s,tck Of Coffee. Dry
Goods. OF all descriptions Also Candies and
FRUITS OF every variety md Kind, just received
by JOHN OCONNOR.
GES Please call and ct1inine the Sugar as
nc guarantees to sell it cLe,pcr than II can be
bought in Charleston for ea3h only. Also va.
riety, OF Toys, of ull sorlstand sizes from the
monkey TO the Elephant, d, tue
PUBLIC BAKERY.
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Office Of the Wilmington &
Manchester Railroad;
WILMlNcr&, N. G., 4
JnIluatY 2dl. 1854. {
ess;s:;5sg ss5sS H2F 1Lsallss t8ll

JanuarY2Hl, 1854. {
>S.TIIE SIXTH Anmal Meeting of the Stock
h,0fasgs Of the Whining Manchcster Rail
N. c., ,,ohNNe,incsahy the, hll, Jf january lS5dj
nigreenbly 10 resolution passed mt their last
Annual Meeting. A full nth,3ance either in
person, or ny proxy, is yeryp{ {sirnble.
,'Stockholders coming TO ~ rrturning from
the tn meeting, will be passed free OH the Rail
Road. 80
JNo, ,:MhCRAE, Jr
Jan. 4th, 1851 1915
X az Watchman copy -.
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Will be Sold.
ENT AUD SALE,

By order Of the Ordinary, ] will sell nj the
Fulton Plantation, on Wednesday, the Iltll
inst, the horses, mules, cattle. hogs, wagons,
and plantation tools, belonging tt said place; and
the Household furniture belonging 10 tin, Gilman
holiSc.
Terms made known on day OF sale
NJ. X. SING LETON.
January 3, 1851 10 II.
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Executors Notice,

All persons having demands against the
Estate of the late Col. John J. Moore of
Sumter Dislrica, are requested to hand
them in properly attcstrd to the subscri.
,bcrs' and all those indebted will make
payncnt TO the same.
). B. MOORE, ryoo,,or.
J. S. MOORE, HNecutors'
March 18th, 1853 If
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In Equity Sumter District.
William Lewis,
Admir- OF BILL.
Leonard White,
VS.. J.. ]. g. NJ. Moses
Charles Miller. Comul'ts. Sul's.

The creditors Of the late Or. JAMes IIAYy
swonriI, entitled 10 claim under his assignment
TO the above named Defendant, executed on
the 2Sh day of July a. -. lSi2. are hereby no
tilted that, by an order in the above stated
cause, they ar. required TO establish their de
inands before me, Commissioner in Equity for
Sumter District aforesaid, on or. before the
first day of May next.
] also give notice that | will until the
said first day of May ncxt, receive proposals for
tkS sale Of part Of the real estate conveyed by
the sa id assignment, lying partly il not wholly
in the corporate limits Of Sum,ervlle, bounded
hy lands Of DIR. J. e.. llAYNswoRTH, w. L..
BHUNsoN, II. }. -CoGlILAS, md Mrs. G. Bos-
sAKD, and by The new road running from Sum
tcr:illc to the steam mill Off. J. COGIILAN &
Co., supposed to contain about one hundred and
sixty acres.
w. +. b. HAINSWORTH,
Con'r. in Equity S. ID.
Dec. 81. 1883. . If
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New Store and New
Goods.
DRUGS And MEDICINES,

INllt. undersigned has established himself in
| this village, and will open on the iirs. Of
Jannary next, Il large and we'll assorted stock
"i G'rc>!a anu select atrs,s( and
-HGaicistGs, with Paints, Oils,
Dyc-StHffS, Window Glass, VAR
ntsiicS, R'"riHaEscry, Patent Me
diCiiacS, tN;c. tNC. All OF which are
oi The best qualify, ana will be solu on acoomo.
dating terms y share of The public patronage
is solicited.
w. G. l.. RICE, NJ d.
SnmtcrNlilG. Dec. 2S 1893. 9-lf
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WASS MNRAMM

RETURNS her thanks 10 her friends and pa.
irons for their liberal patronage during tho past
year, and s0lics IL continuance of the same
Miss NJ. will resume ihc duties of her School ON
the second day OF january, 1881.
Dec. H. 1853 At
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DYSPEPSIA
CAN BE CJJREHDl I

.DELORME,s BAUM DE VIE," or i5alsain of
Life is, dfter n trial Of upwards of twenty years
in great variety OF cases, confidently offered to
the public, especially TO those afflicted with the
must distressing complaint, as sure and speedy
relief for their sufierings.
Read the following certificates. They nrs
frbm gentlemen Of high standing and residing
in your immediate vicinity. They are but one
or two Of tile many In our possession all extoll.
Ing the healing virtues of this, TO the words
ia sratef.a Dispeptic who was cured by its
nse) most precious compound.
Certificate from the Req. HartpeH Spain.
StMfERyILLE,.S s. G. Jan. 18Th 1853.
Mr.. CuAs. DELoRlIE.
Dear Sir; Last Spring used two email bot
Ties of your Balsam of Life: and experienced
much benefit. took it two or three times dai.
ly, u teaspoonfnl at n dose in wine glass Of
water.
1t acted on my liver, ana impaired healthy
tone to all my digestive organs, reiieuiDg me of
distressing headache, and many other disagrcea.
BILE dyspertic symtons.
[Signedl II. SPAIN.
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White Goods.

WHITE CAMBRIC- MUSLIN. at ls 2 4
cents,
Superior quality White. Cambria and Jaeo.
net Cambria, at %, 81 Ia, 81 j g and
13 81 cts,
Superior India Null Muslins,
SWISS and Book Muslns ut II l-2, is. 25,
III II, 81 l-2. and 50 nefts,
Best qualities Of Bishop Lawns, ~
Cross bard White Ca,nbrics, al TO, II I-2,
and Il 3D. cts,
Cross bard White Can'brics. cx,ru fine, at
%, 81 Ia and 3T-i-2 cts, =, -.
Also open choice assortment of fMUSLIN
EMBROIDERIES, at
w. J. jacob a. SON,
22l King ST., (Bcnd) opp. the Big Boot
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Mr.. CIIAS. DEIORME:
DEAR SIR: II take great pleasure in recon-.
mending your "Baum!e de Vie." which have
often used, and at,cuys with decided relief,
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia. At
6nce stirnn liant, tonic aiid cathnriic, an sat-
sisficd it will prove cmincnty serviceable to all
who are afflicted with dyspepsia. Its general
public benefit. 70 i.as
To keep stipply constantly on. hand, :wl,icf
i would n OF exchange for ali the Anti-dysEep,
tic nostrunis from Maine TO Texas. i.
Yours respectfully,
tSiGned JOHN w. ERWIN. (.
For sale by Jchn, NJ. Chandler, Sumteryille,
I" :. :" NJ. A. IIuggins, Darlington c. III
g Dr. J. E.. Byrd. fYmmonsville
And by Druggists generally.
,BOATWRIGI1TSd d. yBARKULOO.
Wholesale Agents. Columbia, S. G..
ssE November 9 . tf
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Land for Sale,

The subscriber ollors for sale his TRACT
or LAND, lying ON l.ynrh's Creek, near the
Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road, ubont
four miles North of Lynchbnrg Dcpnt, contain.
ing GOO Acres; 200 Of Which urc cleared, ille
balance well tmbercd, with II COMFORTA-
BILE DWELLING, and other necessary build
ings. The place is healthy.
G. II. DURANT.
Nov. 80. st
The daily union., 1854-02-24
s.in. AIean. ttsm Chlh,1 mA.. .nd b.a1. one. a

saint Aibans from Chill, miles and back, once
week
sand Creek from coehran's Grove. miles and back
once week.
shaw's Point from carinsvls, miles and back. onos
week.
Southport from Brimhed, miles and back,
week.
Spring Creek from MacOmb 6 miIes and back,
week.
Stsnington from Tayloravle, 10 miles and back
week.
starheld from Tnvo, miles and back, once week.
Suons Pond from Louisville, 10 miles and back once
week.
Stockton from Dornda, 5 miles and back once a week
Scott from Ottawa l2 miles and back, week.
Union Point from Jonssboro' Is miles aAd back,
week.
Venice from St. Louis, 3 miles and back, three times
week.
Vergennes from Pinckneyville, miles and back, once
week.
Wales from Adeline, Ga miles and back, week
Watham from Troy Grove, miles and back, once a
week
Wayne Centre from Wayne, miles and back twice
q week.
Wabash Valley from Livingston, u miles and back,
a week
Wards Grove from Howardsyille, miles and back,
once week
West Jersey from TouIon, miles and back, once a
week.
Weston from Elizabeth 3 miles and back, once a
week
Woodland from Bushvle, miles and back, once a
week.
Whtscy's Point from Paradise, miles and back, once
q week.
whitefeld from Henry, miles and back, a
week
Woodford from Washington, 10 miles and back, once
| a week.
| Wythe and Sylvan Dale from Warsaw, IL miles and
| back, week. .w
Young from Macomb 8 miles and back, once q week
| Yellow Creek from Eeroy 10 miles and back once
| a week. a.
| Yuba from Plymouth Z niles and back, once a week.
Zaneavi'le from carnsvile, IS miles and back, once
| week.
The daily union., 1854-02-24

Arrive :, Poasiar next day by SPIN,
Loaye Pootae Thursday Al So ami-
Arrive at DaDvills next day by p N.
1858 From Edwardsvils by Lsmbs Point, Rising Sun,
Bonds, Point, Taylorsvsls, and stoningon 20
Decatur, 80 miles and back, ,oaee week.
Leave Edwardsyile Saturday at 6 mi
Arrive al Decatur next Tuesday by Gpm;
Leave Decatur Wednesday al m,
Arrive =, Edwardsyiie next Friday by Gpm.
1853 From FredercksylIle, by Browning and Sheldon
Grove, to Astoria, 10 miles and back, snes a
week
Leave Fredsricssville Thursday at lpm;
Arrive al Astoria day by 1pmi
Leave Astoria Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive al Fredericksvlls same day by IL m.
1880 From Havana, by Quyer Pilot Hill, Long Point,
and Aliens Grove, 10 Delayan, "a miles and back,
a week.
Leave Havana Friday at 6 M
Arrive at Delayan same day by 6pm
Leave Deavan Saturday at 8 nj
Arrive at HAVANA same day by s pm.
1881 From Hennepo by Florid Caledonia Ok Bow and
Magnolia, 70 Weenona Station 2S miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Hennepin Tuesday and Saturday at a m;
Arrive a Wcenona Station days by IL m;
Leave Weenona Station Tuesday and Saturday at l
Arrive al Hennepin same daysby 7pm.
Proposals for ihree-tmes-a-week service are invited
1882 From Lacnn by Stsuben, Lawn Ridge, and Valley
10 yamipg, % miles and back, once week.
Leave Lacon Friday at Ga mi
Arrive at Wyoming same day by4 pm;
Leave Wyoming Saturday at 9 m;
Arrive AT Lacon same day yby a pm.
1888 From Lacon Weenona Station, 25 miles and back
week
Leave Lacon Monday and Friday at M,
Arrive at Weenona Station days by l2m;
Leave Weenona Station Monday and Friday at I
m;
Arrive at Lacon same days by 7pm.
1884 From Timber by Brunswick, Pennington, French
Creek, Elmore, Truro Victoria, Walnut Grove
Bishop Hlll and Red Oak, to Cambridge, 7S miles
and back, once week
Leave Timber Wednesday al n M;
Arrive at Cambridge next day by 6 pm;
Leave Cambridge Friday al a m;
Arrive at Timber next day by 6 pm.
1886 From Newton, by Willow FIill Yale, Zero, an,
Johnson's Mill, TO Martinsville, SO miles and bac s
week.
Leave Newton Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Martnsyie day by 6pm;
Leave Marnsyie Friday at g m;
Arrive at Newton same day by 6 pm.
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OAkLIr. wmsnr { woop A.etIon.,r,

OiKLIY. WEIGHr woop Asctoneen
~ ILL sell, by order Of the Court of Common
" fls1 Puble sueiion FRIDAY the 10th dly NscA
t4 a. lXoeoek NJ on The premses u Faiion
tae Guy q Ne~ fot al the rsht title aud nters u John
ston IN arc 70 said premises including his and
ne esses sood sill sock IN irai AID he
hd ca the .st day Of Deceu Der Ass aay asr~ ard
the ufner sale 81 aid thu Jauaary iSL
Aav'ng been 49, se ~ order the Cosr isS4
AMOS Robins Resei.er
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ANTHONY BLzlcEEs Auc,io.-.y
T'HE MODERH.RIIT HOIrsE "a or "

skss 18th =. a. AuotOa ANTHONY ] BLFgCKgR mi
." Isei .sesp o. TUESDAY March 1854 It = a toe Mer.
csIt. fAeH,rse the folssrs vlssble rea estate viz.
% l<h, ih. Inodsrn5ut ;hr-e .nd as.i- Birch 10
no AZ ~ ground tLo~n No % EA 5hst suh die aas b.
,sr "a Az ard lrvnsPsc The Lot feet ~, frJu b.
is.' eelta The hos.e sIa BY Is f. depth Ia
PANS .Hd ttishse th hAhf0om rsnzs drAa
70 ever rAhsS.ny doors marble nanfleA and % GrsrAts
nhsEaosd large leroo of TIE
CO oene 'ne For pAre
me .setioIeer Nc. Bread Is M
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e " HOLMES Aaeuoaesr
HOUSE SALE Of GENTEEL FURNITURE. -

II OUSE SALE Of GtNTEEL FURNITURE. -
1HIS DAY, Thursday Mare ~, .iock ~
all sr F1r. c1ut1irsd ijs
BroafWsy Ihs sr o1ers n4le-nti 70
the house shed the uEhcg. With everything gf lli
heEal In me house keeIns Inc and Ill positively b. sJd 'tl
reservation. fsil conss Of two Roe iot
Brecs chl, wed Roowo-d aAr1s3p ClA
sud PlF Tai elegant Rose Os1 5cE sss-
Is3Md walnut BooEce Src-rttr'
k@eWoed Work Table rh sad eeaau Vac. ami Mantle
fne Oh Paintings snd EDgrsvlE. 1.psrr s1i Three
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Esn, Mirrors Rss-wood hsrbe'sp W,sisaa
Roe Eocd Mahogany
Fss.s g. sl' China Toilet sets Caina Dinner s pisces
China lea ptces ENt-rsi)n D1iag Table a.
Gssr Silver P.rdve Ivory CrterJ Basement a9d kitchen
Furniture AZ Bo.dss1 the and 6h-s
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EOLD SPECTACLEs and EYE GLASSES
" poss for ade, aai slne sE for sale ~ retail
E.sth less thal the al
GEo {. ALLEN. No Il walls ID ioor
n 5. JENNINGS WATCH and JEWELRY
W. sToRF, No - FELToSsr-G selling al sser 2roas
ct Goe sHe silver Ns'eh- Jews4 and silver Ware retail
mach .ess than The prizes
ROBERT ROsKELL WATCHES
Real Rotert RoskcI WHches each warranted PERFECT time
CCogEs wATcHEs-DsPls1 sad LeTen il huntns eues
perfect tine kesptrs
ltsfTshssri eond and Quarter Sesnd wlaes il 70 hunt
ia foF hcrsss
LADIES ENAMEL Wat HEs-sszas in hlatiaE ess.s
kre Gee Lepire Watches f.ll eseled ........T-5c
Eine Gold Detached Levcr, q jeweled........ 2
Gold EuElfh Patent Levers from %
Geld Eusii.h Patent LSs-rt haHtirg 49,. : %
silver fsfsut Levers oS .................. IS
Sifef hctachtc LeFtfs
And Al eis>f ,;y-f o. Watches q eeraiY loS prices
DIAMONDS -DArona Crosse Breasg finger Rns, r.r
kn q The cbesi les for mach les usual pre,
ykNELRl AND SILVER WARE AL kt.d. Of J-.sr, ,ui
sveF Nsre Of Tie Aes; patterns II variety snrAlS
10 Be Of the best 1sA4iv
REPAIRS Al tiass Of wrehe. .sd Cloeis Cleaned .nd Re-
pared a tas 49, AAsnsr D JENNINGS, Ma y Y.toa~