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Inc Bitter Frnifs or had BItters.


Invalid reader, do you know what nIne tenths of
the Bitter ocmpOnnds you arc solicited by the pro-
prsesprs 70 Eceept As universal panAseas, are CON-
posed Off Give heed for a moment. They are
manufactured from unpuri6sd alcohol, containing
a considerable portion Of faseE oil, = poison almost
as deadly as prussic acid. The basis OfthO regular
~tiuotures Of the MGteria Medica Is the rAme. No
amount of ''he1bal extracts can overcome the
bad tendency of this Perniciou' element. The Rs
sence Of sound Rye, thoroughly r~ectihed, is the
only element which can be safely used as . cOmpo-
nent of a Tonic, Alternative, and anti-billous medi'
cioe. and HOsTETIER'S STOMACH BITTERS Is
the UuIy --Arainal preparation in the world in
which this 81 ticle Is used IS an Ingredient. Hence
the extraordinary Effects Of this great specific. It
gives strength without producing excitement. No
other Tonic DOES this All the ordinary Blttsrs
flush tie face and AFFECT ths brain. HO,TErEER's
BrTrsHs dirnse an agreeable calm through The
nervous system, prom Ote digestion, and produce
sleep. No other tonic 50 quickly reyiveS the sI-
hausted physical energies, restores the appetite,
and removes the gloom and depression which al
ways accompanies weakness Of the bodily pOwerL
jy3:94s:dhW
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u EVOLVINGs..BUTTER DISHES
lust rscttysd - OOWLES q CO.,
RfhH II WOadau HOllG
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= = y % MS w
geese.
~saEf-steady. Held at 1s.s5 for Fins; ss,sO
for Coarse.
Ale and PnEGar-hArkat stsadT. We quota
a. follows: Present US Xxx Als $40; stock XXT
$500; Ksnnott 56,OO; Pals Cream III; Portr.
fn- Hale and quarter barrels IN PROPORTION.
water Ltmse-OsuoBo and kkron hold ~
81 %.
PfsEser-HPo.snrs" land PiAstsF 5000 per
ton; Calcined $500 q Dbl.
HOps-Firm. Nov York State 4605Oo, accord.
ing to quality Ohio 25@3Oo.
Halt-steadY. Barley Malt held ct $40 per
bu8hel.
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Rose q PrenGiss' PFoVlal0a aarkea Re
nOME-

Rose q FrsnGtld' PFoVlaaOn aAFkea Re
DOrG
Ths following ars ths rAtss charged By uaI
HRnlE-sugAr-oured premium hAms p B--.R
CAnVRssed HnmB pb.-23
Dried Bees ...s...s-..s.l8
ShOulderB-SuEsr-oured 3 D..... -...--.---H
BaoOR-Or Smoked Sides y b ..........a-.-2O
LaEu-Prims Leaf koftlo-rnd'd In bbls or tru8.19
Prime leaf kettlo-rndr'd In kegs 3 m..20 ]
Fo1k--Eo. / mess o Dbl ...................... S26 60
Extra clear n bbl .......s.......s..s.... 30 40
~ No o1trs charge made for packages or ean-
sgs 30 railroad GepOts or boatB. An articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything b
the STATE. Orders promptly dlled.
ROSE 3 PRHHFIBB.
dsISR Nos. lEq. IA Aad l46 Ontario street..
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OsWEGO WARKET- JoIy L.
lHT TnLhaRAFH.l
F~IOur-steady.
Internationally fiat. No. 1 spring held at
81 Is, No. 2 at 81 IS, without sAles.
No. / Illinois held at 5Oo.
Other grains nominal.
Canal Freight!-Dun. Flour ssas9c, what
%, corn 81 to New York.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuJyL 1.
LBy rslegraPh.l
PefFOleum-st,sdy. Sales crude at ssas4e,
and refined free Gt Ua7sc.
FlOur-Du1 Sales extra Hamily at 81 50as 90.
g. O0a2 10.
COrn-DuL Sales yellow at CSC,
WBisky-H m At So osA2 10.
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DLEASURE EXCU R. -
i SION TO LAKE SUPERIOR. ASTP
The favorite, stauneh and reliable @B
HtsSmer IRON CITY, Captain b. G.. Sweet, will
Iesye on her first Grand Pleasure Excursion to All
points OF interest On Lake Superior, from our
Dock, on Tuesdsy, July 4th, at s O'Clock P. n
No pains will be spared 70 render the trip pleas.
ant and comfortable to excursionists.
state Rooms can be secured for the round trim.
and full obtained, by applying 70
MALONE, PETIT 4 CO.,
iyS:225 l27 and l2g River - ,A.t
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II New HistoIy OF the AMERICAN REBELLION,
n a line Of which vas in type previous 10 May 18th,
hos. 1t Is the WAR COMPLETE and FULL, in q single
octave volume Of 800 large and closely printed pages;
bound IN em5osssd leather, gilt illustrated by eN-
quisitely beautiful steel plates and maps. Mrlti-
tudes are waiting for Just such a bJOk. Price, -FOUR
DOLLARS oaly-
Also, fer 'Ths LOYAL WEST ia the Times OF the
Rebellion The most important work ever publish
ed IN the West. For Cirgulais. with full defcrip-
tons and terms, address HENRY HOWE, No. Ill
M sIn ct. Cincinnati D. Ie9f .99f
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tbs SPLENDID sFAUHOH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
VIII sail on Pleasure Excursions 70 the Upper
Lakes On the following days, leaving Cleveland At
8 O'Clock P. M:
Lac La BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT,
Capt John s~palding. Capt. N. h. Mureh.
Thursday, June .......22 Tuesday, June.--,27
- Iug al IuIu n
Sniy.~-20 July .----.RS
Aug--. LII ID Arc 90
Thfse Steamers ware built exprOsSly toT The
Routes are fitted Up with every care lor the con
fort, convenience AMI safety Of PassengerL and
provided with careful and Efficient o8eerS.
The is s~ckBoWledsed b. b the hnnst
for health and pleasure On The continent. Tie
Ground "Trip compii ses = distance Of About two
thousand mllss, and Is full Of variety and intereIt.
whien, With the cool and RvigorAting atmOsnhsse'
renders Il All that Is deSirAble for 8 summer trn az
Ocr6stion and pleasure.
state-Iooms Can be secured for the Rouud Trim.
aud fuitheT given, by sRplyinR to
ROBERT n & o.,
tunfGA EavaIsnI n
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Grand Pleasure Excursion to Lake
SuperiOr.-Tho new, large. and elegant PasIsn.
ger Steamer PeEabie, Geo. Mckay, Master, will
leave orr dock Monday. July Sd, At 8 P. NJ, for q
grand pleasure excursion to Lake Superior.
The PeWabio this trip viii 60 to La POints and
Bayfield,, and will stop at intsrmsdiate ports going
and returning. For freight or passage apply to
~GARRETSON 4 CO., Agents,
fuIv1.Q25 No 1 Rfver streat CLEVELAND. q.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
LAKE SUPERIOR.

PLEASURE EXCURSION
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If Miss L. A. W., D~ressmaksr, who address.
ed a letter to ''sachem," ZONE time in May in
care Of Leader Office, viii write again, her letter
will receive attsntion. The former letter was &C
cidsntsIly mislaid, and Was never delivered to
.Saohem, who is now IN town. t juneS7:225
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DfIed AppIea-Ysry nLle dolsg.

Dried AppIea-Tsry HlIs doing. Sales
5 bbls at &c, Esd pay for packages.
Potatoes sales At sO@s5o for Peach.
blow.
GrOeeries-Ths market during the past week
has ruled steidy, and closes without shasgs In
prices and firm. Dealers report . good steady
trade in stall lie goods.
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SUNDAY AT TIE Soldiers HoWz-The
Tw~enty-fth Michigan Veteran Infantry
arrived st the Home about noon yesterday,
and partook of a bOuntiful repast ready
provided by the ladies of the Soldiers Aid
Society, and before 2 u. N. were stesming
away to their expectant friends, on the
Morning Star. The regiment numbered
SOM $50 men, direct from Salisbury, North
Carolina. They bore marks of long and
hard service, and seemed to enjoy their
good dinner and rest with real satisfac-
ton.
Acting Mayor Jones and a Committee o.
the City Council happening to be present,
the ladies invited them to dine with the
soldiers. After dinner the regiment was
formed in compact order in front of the
Home, and Mayor Jones, in behalf of the
officers of the Aid Society briefly expressed
the qualification of the ladies in welcoming
the War-Worn veterans of Michigan to the
hospitalities of the Home established and
sustained by the Soldiers Aid Society of
Northern Ohio. As one of the Branches of
the United States Sanitary Commission they
knw no State lines in the grand Union
Army of the Republic. The Home is open
and free to all the brave boys in blue who
have stood shoulder TO shoulder with our
nON~ Buskeye SONS, and who, with them,
oring back Scared and sacred battle-fags
oorne sid by side with banners of beauty
DisAVHAd all over in letters of gold with his
torlc names Of nel~-s-abt and won.
In consonance with a wish expressvu
theo officer in command before leaving the
cars that the quiet of the Sabbath should
not be broken by music or cheers, the SOL
diers reprsssed she outburst of thanks
which grateful looks made so eloquent. The
officer with feeling said to their entertain
ers: "In behalf of my regiment, I thank
you. We ahall mover forget your kindness
to the soldier"
The discipline, order and conduvSaF the
Michigan guests made a most favorable i'm
preston. Asthe bronzed men marched by
to the boat the waving of white ksrchief
spoke Eoman's heartfelt "God bless your
RUEAwAYs.-A horse attsched toa wagon
containing three boys dashed up Superior
street Saturday afternoon, and on reaching
Ontario street, tried the walk, making a
general stampede of the foot passengers.
No one was hurt, strange to say. The horse
was soon stopped.
On the morning of the same day, Miss
Robbins was driving up Prospect street,
when the horse took fright at a building be-
ing moved through the street, and ran fu-
riOusly q few rods when one wheel struck
post and was broken. Whirling a few
rods further, 8 second wheel struck another
post, stopping the vehicle instantly. Miss
R. was thrown out upon the pavement with
great violence. A serious wound was in
dicted above her right ear. She was taken
in to neighbOring house and received OK
cellent care, medical and other. For sew
eral hours her recovery was considered
doubtful, but her system rallied, and in the
evening she was removed to her home on
IT, O
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lnnERl

DOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
The elegant steamer LAO LA AMRSAA
BELLE, Capt. John SpaldlDg, will &EB
leave our Dock, on her second Grand Pleasure
Excursion. Thursday, July 9Th, at 8 o'clock p. n,
For further Information apply t.
ROB'T HAGHA& 90.
ty9:225 l6q. and III River at
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the Mayors office, last Saturday evening.
The upshot of the deliberations snd works.
as follows:
The Committee on Carriages was enlarged
by the appointment of the following gentle
men
East Side-Isaac sturtevant and Dennis
Hogan.
West s~ide-John Martin, Samuel FurnAl
and A. Z. Burlison.
The following gentlemen were appointed
. annan@itta@ts P-~-:I~ Ii.-or fvr tl-o VT
Gran Regiments who may see fit to join the
procession on the Fourth: Thomas Jones,
Stephen Buhrer, Charles C. Rogers, Fred'k
W. Pelton and VIM. Gabriel.
Tho Committee on Assembling the girls
of the Public Schools on the 4th of July,
reported the following order:
The girls of the Public Schools of the
First Ward will assemble at the Eagle-street
School House.
The girls of the Public Schools of the
Second and Third Wards will assemble at
the Rockwell street School House.
The girls of the Public Schools Of the
Fourth and Sixth Wards will assemble at
the corner of St. Clair and Murison streets.
The foregoing will assemble promptly at
half-past eight O'Clock, A. NJ.
The girls Of the West Side Public Schools
will assemble promptly at the High School
building West side) at eight O'Clock, A. NJ.
It is requested by the Committee that all
who propose joining the procession, shall
be puncGual to time named, at their several
places of rendezvous.
The Mayor, Common Council, City OIL
cials, Orator of the Day, Reader of the
Declaration of Independence, Chaplain of
the Day, Judges and Officers of the several
Courts, Soldiers of the War of 1872, Next
can War and Invalid Soldiers, will meet
promptly at 9 A. NJ, on the Fourth day of
July, at the City Hall building, on the
south side of the Public Square.
Parties wishing information respecting
the celebration of the coming Fourth, can
receive the same by applying to the Mar
shall of the Day or the Chairman of the
General Committee, at the Mayors Office,
Monday, Sd inst, between the hours of
10 O'Clock A. n. and 5 P. n.
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bourbon, Bye, Scotch and Irish whisky
French Brandy, Gin, rOTt, Madeira, Olaret and
Native Wines, London Porter and Scotch Ale, for
medicinal use; the very best Congress, Kisien-
gen, Viehy and other Mineral Waters, ct ALL
Homeopathic Pharmacy, Fo. II Monument Park.
fe2o.246.a,d
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On sums Of less than sIOO, five per cent is added
to above prices.
GIass-The following are the list prices . box
Of so feet selling here less ave per cent;
First quality, rs
second D Az
OiIs-We note an advance of Sc on Linssed,
with a good demand and very light supply. Bank
and S rats are Ice lower Lard declined zoe on
common and &c on choice; NestsiOOt declined 500.
We quote ns follows:
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

N LEVIN, JR.-Wo had opportunity, a day or two
ago. Of inspecting the compact establishment of this gen.
eman and also of tasting of tho agreeable things
which he has in such abundance in his store. We
satisfied that his selections maD with the utmost
care and that his soc of groceries, &c. certainly of
tho best His French and West India preserves being
perfectly genuine. md tho prices moderate opportu
nifty allowed persons Of moderate to indulge
these delightful lu1uries during tho approaching holi
days Thoy arc at Nos. 1O4 and 106 Market street
D. O'NEILI. & SoSs-Pcrsons in want of boots and
shoes of qualities, and at moderate prices should
call this firm at No. 375 Kug.sreet where will be
found also large stock of fine fur and wool hats.
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NOTICE.

DATIENTs WHO ARE SUFFERING WITH RfiEU-
L NAUTICAL pains and swellipga, neuralgia tooth
and head ache, gout, spasms, cough, asthma, qunsy
deafness diseases of the eye contractions. jandce
piles chens. all kinds of skin and blood diseases
vousness, paralysis epilepsy dyspepsia dysentry dar
rhoea liver complaint and all kinds of fevers ought
try the natural healing art called Baunscheidti,m the
Life Revver, who represents the most complete Apothe
carys shop in the best and reBt sense because tho ef
fects warming aniatng relieving, and governs the
circulation of the blood. In critical cases. for instance
apopleIy, collie, pneumonia, nervous fever, cholera,
yellow fever trance apparent DEATH where we have
no time to be consultative, where the fact ought
nBtanuy decided In such this proves at
once the Life Reyyer of life therefore patients
attacked with such critical diseases ought to call due
time at the Office of Baunschsdtsm and wait until
their physicians have pronounced the hopeless
one.
Ofce and residence No. Burma. lane.
DR.. J. O. LUDWIG,
December 1mos Profession Baum scheidtst
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS.
DLANKETs, WHITE AND GREY
ID Travelling Rugs
Shnwls
Nubins Hoods, Comforts
Balmora Skirts
Prints American and English
Merinoes, Purpe-Biue
Brown and Magenta
French Delaines
Mohair Goods. Alpacas
Do Beges Flnnnels
White and colored Rob Roys
Fancy and colored Long Cloth
Canton Flannel, Bird Eye Diaper
Crash, Huckaback and colored Towelings
Hosiery
Gloves, Socks, Handkorchiefs
Cravats, Ties, Scarfs
Shirts Linen and Merino
Travelling Shirts
Collars Linen and Paper
Cuffs, Ribbons Ruches
Velvet Ribbons. Flowers Plumcs
Buckles, Belts, Ribbons, Waterfalls
Lace Nets, Combs. Hair Pins
..... Buttons, Trimmings, &c.
FINE ASSORTMENT LADIES' AND GENTS HATS,
of the latest styles.
In store and for sale by
c. L. GUILLEAUME,
No. 143 Meeting-street.
December Opposite Haynestreet)
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House and Lot IN BiuHi0u, S. c.
IsY IL. MCCALL.

On TUESDAY the 18th December, 1865, at IL o'clock,
north OF the Exchange Broastreet will DC sold with
out reserve. to the highest bidder
ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND,
lying and being in the village Of Buton s. c.. and
known plat. drawn by W. B. Buckncr, Surveyor as
No. !, and formerly owned by DIR. J. W. Kirk meas
uring and containing in 'front.' the east lnc ee
and 2l0 feet i'll depth more less having thereon q
two-story FRAME DWELLING, of six rooms piazza,
&c Kitchen snokc-honse, carriage house and stables
good garden and fine water.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay b. Mccall pa
pers. tuthsmtu5 December 5
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THE HARNWEIIL SENTINEL,
TIME PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER, WHICH OF
l. FICE was destroyed in February last by the Fedora
army been resumed 1t Ia the only paper published
in large and popuous District and to merchants and
business men possesses advantages seldom met with.
for advertising 81 per square otweve lines or
less. for each insertion. Subscription to paper So per
annum. Address z A. BRONSON,
November "a Proprietor.
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PRIZES THEM H1aHLY.-Mrs, 8. A. ALIENS Worlds
Hair Restorer and Zyobalsainnn Or Hair DRESSING
priced highly by all who L them Careful study and
experience has made them what they acknowledged
IN foreign countries as well as at home, tho only yaua-
bic preparation for restoring, nvigorating Identifying
aud dressing the hair. those who use them have no
grey hair or bald spots Every Druggst sells them IS
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PRIVATE SALES,
D,celing Houses.
BY WARDLAIV a. CAREIy, Corner Broad
and State strcefs.

BY WARDLAW a. CARExy, Corner Broad
and State streets.
At Private Sale
new and commodious HOUSE in Spring street. con-
tanning nine Rooms. with Piazzas and Pantrics all
finished, together with Kitchen, Servants Rooms,
Carriage House. &c &c Tho Lot is large and dry, hav
Ing u fine cistern, besides good well of water.
ALSO,
Several other HOUSES AND LOTS in different por-
tons Of the city.
For Rent
a valuable PLANTATION in st. Andrews Parish,
about miles from the city, containing about one thou.
sand OOoI acres eight hundred of which cleared.
There are $50 acres of Rice land which can be easily
drained and the whole admirably ADAPTED to the cui-
ture of Sea Island Cotton
ALSO,
A valuable PLANTATION on Ashley River. about 90
miles from the city containing $500 of land adapt
Plantation may be had either for n consideration in
money or for a reasonable share OF the crop.
December Q ..rf stuth3
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Highly Valuable PyODefv
By WARDLAW IL CARENV. Corner Broad
and State Streets.
At Private Sale.
That valuable PROPERTY, consisting of THREE
LOTS OH East Bay, opposite Custom House, one of
the most desirable locations in the city for Wholesale
Retail Stores The Lots spacious and in quarter
Of the city that ~ill be certain to improve
December stuth3
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The TEETH OFTEN DIE ing before the systom looses
tte youthful vgor This should not be To prevent
this species Of rosis Fragrant sozodont It keeps
the dental bone alive tho enamel spotess the gums
rosy and elastic the breath pure and the mouth clean
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By order Of The administrator od ,ciM permission
Of TIE OIriildIu.
BY O'BRIEN AND hIMAR.

We will sell at Public Auction in the town of Noun
Pleasant, on MONDAY next. the llth inst,
ALL THE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE. Also the contents of the GROCERY or VARI-
Ely STORE, the property Of the late William Cuachey
consisting OF Chairs, Tables, Bedsteads, Chests Draw
ers, Bookcase Mattresses Blankets &c. After the
tents of the Store sold, which consists of Tobacco
Calico, Hnndkerchefs. Combs Brushes, and variety
of other Articles, will be sod 10 head Cattle amongst
which are some fine MclI Cows, with Calves. Also q
good work Horse and Cart, Wagon, &c. Also lot of
Lumber, Scantling and Board
Conditions cash. All articles to be removed imme-
diately after sale ia thsm3 December
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-Four Acres Of Land, ,oih comfortable D,oelling
House and Store attached, in the Village of Pine
uale, S. O.
At Private Sale
The LOT contains four of land three Of which
we'll wooded; fine Orchard, with choice variety Of
Fruit Trees, yielding abuL danty Vegetable Garden,
and we'll Of excellent water On the premises is COM
Portable Dwelling House, with Store attached within;
nicely sheved and plastered The stand for business
an excellent one and being the only store in
opportunities Society is select and tue Northeastern
Railroad runs within easy access Capitalists mer
camille men making Investments, or seeking profitable
terests promoted and meet with barg ain, by early ap-
plcaton at the Office Of the undersigned Delivery and
(up sairs). THOS. FARR CAPERS
Land Agent, Auctioneer and General Com. Merchant
DEFENDERS mwfa
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PERSONS subject TO hearseness and influenza annoy
ing and troublesome, will find Marsdens Pecoral Balm
positive cure pleasant to tho taste and certain In CIV
inn relief
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AUCTION SALES;

Sdfidte dnd D,'uH Horse
viii mf ..1 IT. SMTAGE SAY 6,S mEYWARp u! AND SONS.
Fine Saddle and Draft HORSE.
T~:., T%a siKsea CARRIAGES, in good running order
~ nHY1is!.Xyi GXnI;Iss::, nTIs;GIs: "n"k,,1; n.%yi,as Ss.
At northwest corner of Kini, and Sprinstrccts THIS
DAY, the 9th instant, at half.past i6 T. viii be
- bbls. and boxes of OLD BOURBON WHISKY
- boxes of French Family Soap
- Pants and Colts.
Agood SPRING WAGON lsH
~ Grountnuts, Rough Rice. &C.
Unlimited articles received until hour OF sale.
I"GG T nSsyys nSSSssy 'S sHD ssn6 81 snhtJgxq tMJgxq!"s
VIII DO sold, THIS DAY. the 9th inst at ii o'clock
SMALL sLoo suitable for wooG or oyste poa.
WI" oaona gHGG Sss css ana four tons burhon
sary papers. Dccembcr Q
BY MILLIGAN & SON
On TUESDAY noxt, 18th inst, at II o'clock. north
that LOT OF LAME situated at Et tho souawc g, end
Of west of President measuring and CON.
less With the the % woN DE a SSs tn or
containing rooms and piazza Upon tho prem is es is
Gs Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
of sa above property can be treated for to
u S.to' December
Estate Sale Of Taluabie Real Estate on lIentro,h-
street, ~ order Of The Erec"tor.
by IL. MCCALL.
On TUESDAY, the 18th day of December, 1865, at IL
O'Clock, North of tho Exchange, Broal-sreet viii
the heirs, 'e
All that valuable and cligibly situate LOT OF LAND
anu substantial two story BRICK WAREHOUSE thereon
known us No 45 on the south side of Wentworth street
and formerly occupied and used by Mr. r. w. Gale rs q
Carriage Repository. measuring and containing 'front.'
on mcntworth'strcct, 4? feet inches, and l3O in
depth, more or less
ALL THAT OTHER V\Tir.n1I ASn D1,c,,,v
situate LOT OF LAND and two story RRICK WARE
HOUSE thereon. known as No. IL, the side Of
t-strcct and opposite the above formerly oc
cupicd and used by X. W. Gale Carriage REPOSITORY
measuring and containing in front, Wentworth street.
~ feet and l02 feet in dcpt less. The build
inBs and additions covering the entire above
affords an opportunity of securing prominent and we'll
known business stands Sale positive. Conditions
made known in future advertisements.
November 90 wfmG-tul