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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
Progress of Work on the f'Uoz Canal,


y letter from Alexandria, of October G,
says:
"Iho cutting of tho Maritime Canal Of
Nic1, in the section from Sucz to Chalouf,
which was tho last commenced, is being
carried ON with grcat activity. This Sec
t.on Is divided into three parts one that of
mo Quarantine Mt Suc1, tho other in the
ram OF Sncz, at q distance of four miles,
ahdthat OF Chalonl, ten miles distant The
mumberot cubic metres CHE metre is about
iHn' d 'nohcs) to hcromovci in these
uiherent points of tho canali l5,9O7. .2l6.
e,ncP me commencement Of the works BOZ
on ol2 cubic metres have boon extracted
There consequently remain to vcmovc l5-
'ol,7oi metres cube. The numbered labor
ers employed on the whole line is 1000 of
wnoh ioOo nre at Chalonl, $50 in The Plain
OF Sue", 500 Mt the Quarantine. The OK.
traction is made at Chalour by means Of
several inclined planes with locomotives
winch present tho advantage of greatly MS.
sisting labor. Eighty miners and two INN.
ured laborors are occupied in blowinr nm
tue rock, which in this place, is in tho limo
ct tho canal. and Of which the volume is
.!,oo3 cubic metres. At the present mo.
incnt "a, soG metres havc hcen removed. 50
that there remain 10.539. Tho AVERAGE
monthly work done on this rock bcin, ol6n
cubic metres, five months win sill hc nnnos
sHSy before it is completely finished. The
earth works in this place arc, so to sneak
insignificant compared with fhe rock: thry @
amount to 1856 cubic .mo,rcs, Of wLiri
SHol6 have already been takcn away "r Eor
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
Nov l3-fx3w
SIiERlFF'S SALES.

ny virtue Of sundry executions to mo di-
- rected, will offer for shle at Fairfield
Court House OH tho first Monday and dav
following in December next, within the lc-
gal hours Of sale, to the highest bidder, for.
Cash. the following Real PropcrtJ.. pur-
chascrs to pay for titles:
One tract Of 1911 acres of land in FAIR
ficld District, adjoining lands of George
simpson. Mrs. Sarah Jones, John II Cain
cart and others, levied upon as the property
OF Thomas j. Spurricr, ut tho suit of G. W.
Higgins.
ono tract of 4C0 acres (more or less) of
inhu III FAIRFIELD District, adjoining lands of
). Davis, John G. Bell, Mrs. Sarah Pear
son and others, levied upon rs the propcrty
OF ! hos. Il, Bell at tho suit Of Nancy ".
thompson and others.
One tract Of $40 acres (mofe or less> os
Ia, aahu IN Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
THOMAS 4. Bell, Daniel Ilughey, ,;stato
lands of Or. Thomas +. Fur,nan and Others
levied upon ms The property OF John G. Bell.
at the suit Of Nancy W. Thompson and 9TH
ers.
One tract of 2i4 ncrcs (more or less) of
lana IN Fairfield District, adjoining lands OF
y. .B' PEARSON, Sr., Wm. Blair, James Mo.
diil and others, levied upon as tho property
OF 4. J.. Pearson, Jr., at tho suit of T. 4.
Marlborough, for another.
one tract of $50 acres (more or less) Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
a, L. Lumpkin, Zebulon Mobley, and Es.
lnto OF John G. Moblcy, levied upon as tho
property Of Wm. B. Mobley, nj the su;t Of
Smith g. Melton.
one tract Of 700 acres (oore or less) of
III in Rosr Gol y
estate of Joha G. Mobley, daniel Hall, A.
+. Lumpkin and Estate Of Barber.
levied upon ns tho property of Zcbulon Mob.
10y at tho suit Of Smith 4 Melton.
Z. W. OLLEVER,
Shcriff's Office,
18th Of November, 1866.
12 I1xQ
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Call and sec Ladd, Bros & Go. largo
purchase of clothing.
Walk into the corner kept by Thomp.
son, Withcrs = Go. after you have read
their advertisements.
Tary somewhat at Jas d. Milnor, to
examine his variety stock.
And then you'Il be ready to take the
fine Steamer, "Dictator" for Florida.
See when she sails.
Mcssrs Bacot, Rivers and Go. havo
Peruvian Guano on hand. See Notice.
G.. III. McMastcr advcriscs somo pla-
ccs to rent.
See change of schedule Of G. s. s. c.,
and S. G. Railroad.
Shertf's Sales.
Farm for Sale
Estate Notice.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
Cultivation Of tho Peanut.

Small farms subjected to thorough
culture and made vastly productive
II now come into vogue in this
southern cline. The oft quoted Lat
III phrase, n"ituna IN parvo, (''much in
little",J will hcnccforth be the agricul-
tural motto in this region. Encrgy,
industry and economy will dcyclop
resources not heretofore dreamed of in
the philosophy of our rural popula-
ton.
What will pay best on an acre of
land will be the query now. Per-
haps this question may be partially
answered by the cultivation of the
groumdnut or peanut, altns pinder alas
goobcr Upon sandy lands this will
rcnmaratc the farmer. From Is to
- buslcls may be raised to the acre.
Tie cultivation is not tedious. And
so useful is tho peanut that it offers an
induccmont for its cultivation. 1t
pays very wcllat one dollar bushnl.
AS forage for cattle, the vine is sa id
to be as valuable as tho b ,st Northern
hay. The nut contains an oil which
when prepared for lubricating, or 9TH
or purposes does not gum. This oil
is used for burning purposes in the
preservation of medicines, and as n
comlimcnt In salads.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
The Us,lry Law,

South Carolina is not keeping pace
with her sister States, North Carolina
and Georgia, in the rapid strides
V''o''o ''o"V1o al e iu"ntug III tI,o uorv,-
opmcnt of their resources. No Il ubt
one drawback to her progress is the
incubus upon the free uso Of money
within her bounds. Those other two
States have so modified their usurv
law as to open the way for capitalists
to throw in their rmcans. 1t is to be
hoped that the next sessions of the
Legislature will hot let the occasion
pass without making our State as ac-
ccssiblc to Northern or European capi-
tai rs any o'hcr.
There will hucbc a and cry raised
for the relief of debtors, but Lcuisla-
tors had better respond to that appeal
by opening the channels for tho in
Grcss of money, than by alS attempt
to close up absolutely those which
have been nearly dried up by the
drainage Of war.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
AT DALY's JEWELRY STORE.
Sh eriG's Office,
18th Of November, 1866.
nov l3-.t1x3

" six inch. '''o'' 'our ana
Knives. ""u "osscrt
Plated Spoons and Forks.
american Wa.oIss.
iIaIn gold Rings 18 Karets. t
rev fine sets Of Jcwelry.
pretty assortment Of Chillren's Ear.
-''s'' W. sept 18-2mo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
Local Items.

Fine Apples.
We have received samples of some
very fine apples, fine in size and flavor,
from Messrs. Bacot, Rivers s. Co. for
which the firm will accept our aclnowl.
odgmcnt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
LIE EXCITEMENT IN BALTrMoRr
The S'a, Of Friday, saws:

tu ine hoyornor gives his opinion in
.It. nm ~ t'onto the malfeasanco of
once on Tho part Of the old Police Com.
aa,c m,,Scs'ohots' and completely justiics him
,,,,, s1.. III appointing new ones. lie cou-
clnnes his decision as follows:
Inc evidence in tho case proves BE-.
yond a doubt that The Police CONS Cou'n>; ue
s'oners have violated tho law and rnn.
dcred themselves liable tothe chorao nf
misconduct in Office: '"so o'
!. By creating permitting to grow
up under their eyes and with tbeir co." cnn,
pi'c'ty q violent partisan organization,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
Lumber, Lumber, Lumber.

VIE snbscriber begs to informs his fr;ends
Il and former patrons TINT no has resum' ,un'
ea the LUMBER BUSINESS" at RIDGE.
way. D. G., IL miles south Of Winnshosso
ana Immediately on tho C. IS q. r.. r.
ana having fine lot Of sawn timber on iho
yard' solioits their orders.
sept 4-xSm t2w '
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
ESTATE NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against tho
IL Estate of William Il. Hall, d, ceased, nro
directed to rcndcr in the same properly
authenticated to the undersigned at his Office
in Winnsboro.
II. A. ,GAILLARD,
~ G. T.. +. d.
Nov l3-fx3w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
A Request,

In behalf Of tho community VIC res.
peetfplly request our town marshals
to give notice of tho meteoric shower
which is expected nightly, by ringing
the alarm boil. If it come it will bo
worta while to be aroused to witness
t..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
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Report Of tho Trial Of Henry Oaat,es

uSqs N.
we have dcfcrred tho publication
OF tho evidence in this case SO as to
have it appear in full in tho next
weeks HERALD.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
The Charleston Weeklv Ncws

The daily NcwS of Charleston has
Tor some time been on our exchange
list, and is always welcome visitor.
Quite recently the proprietors, Mcssrs.
eathcart, Mcmillan e. Co., have issued
weekly paper called the Charleston
|Frchty Ne'cS, which bids fair to com.
pete with the best newspapers of the
day 1t is alargc quarto, ably con-
ductcd, and contains much reading
matter, both original and sclcctcde
and is sent to subscribers for So. dol.
lars year; Scmi-weekly $5. dol.
lars year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
WiNnsb0ro Prices Current.

Corrected III Weekly Gy Cdthcart g. Matth.ws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-31

CUPREME COURT, County Of Genesee:.kEG,,-
- rpm n FAlNIFAM against JANIS T. PAINE, JAMES n
WHITFHOIrsP EDWARD NJ WtITEHOUSE. HECIOs
MORRISON and DANIEL 81. JARVIS To 49, ''''
- ,bove ed eend hereby see Us Revenue
,umoned complaint Of the above ssnP Cancelled
,sr.d u,anH which Eled IN Gene
a.. Comfy Clerks Office August 90 1910, and 70 serve acc
Of you answer the subscribers at Bsava Oeaesoe Col
wthn ~ enty DAYS after the service Of tbr summons ~
o tie dsy of service plaintiff VII sppy q The Cent S Nv
'',, Ftt ia,.css Plaintiff k.to-ltyh
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proposals.
OFriCE of
ls,l,rASr CoHsissARY @ ESERAL oF srBslsrIS,s (
No. SrArKsr.. NEW YORK. August 3o re

lsslsrASr COHsissARY 1ESEkAL OF
No ! SrATKsr.. NV YORK. August 90. no =.
ARMY SUgPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS ~
N dlps,e) WI be received by the underlined mn .
. m On WEDNEs DAY september ior s1gTyr ios %. 80
limited States Army, ST 3Si>IENCE S4OhEs !" '' N''
New ok BToolvu 9, lolows VIZ; 80, t.sf,r 10 no
OO0 rounds PLUG TOBACCO. OF grlce hot Nc - 4,
s,sds so commonly lnowp Navy Png eaeh I.-gSS M.
nesrys pos.it.e, one ul pound II WI 'AS y" i''1
paid 49, ,--. 4, s.,;,.,.a with tie proroist .nS
referred to therein ....5 r,u,, be eMsisAy
s.esrtan,d and VI the gross and net weight "a ~.
will be verified BY ,iippug sufficient nunle.t on,,, Al 10
T,scso inspsetcd nd COM pared with the Te1nta 'A"
time OF delivery , ..,., y. .t,,.bsa 70 .sth pro
III ~ H. .Toposss be SPECIFIC IN coSiN.ns ~ .,
- bid 10 consideration must echtsN Wv
Co. ,nsrsnty Of two responsible names as follows - IA
~ .hc,s hid be accepted shall be duly fulfilled nceoe 800
OF he and eoadous eso. that written contract VIII .
w. ~ onut Of ore the value Of tho stores proI'''0
oSrni,hsd shsn be executed, u required" . , ,t,s. a
The seller name place Of business ard tie date o.
-, a. the contents, with shipping marx 70 70
le,ignsed be pauiy marked on every u %sse . mo
Pd1sat utA BE- made euyecy H es4Fase' &c ieeH
are received for purpose . .... t, 10
expected TO hol then goOis N.'N~'
United States until required for shipment. ~, -, 10
B11t fer Proposd UH be fgrsifhef az t 4'ee @ ,,.s
,af n !" % .' ~ S!,,s 49,, H. s. CLARKE
E''|''u"-' " '''' Breyet Brig Gen snd 4 & o. =
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mo COyTp ,cTORS PROP0sAlSS

mo [VINJ KNI TO - -,
/ oo.,rasirs five mile. Of RAILROAD rom y. Nl, -
sIqrsstsl., 10 lie Newlork Central He"u. enc 1ut
me Ns,onry Brdsng Tie Iron and ~ ss,S ;'.i, az, - IN
ment will be Received BY ne s nj 4 AZ SEM iat
r,,o,s IN, be Endorsed Proposals ioI hlhcins tlt -
srI all.sssd Secretary Ct ne tcufsy ttN
49, tregae. &C y where I.etes ald .rsct t,ut "A.
.' s,sh' sia ~ WV / fEAH sselt's,I'
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Professional Notices.

NOTICE TO PATIEN1S-NERNOUS DEBlL.
~ ITY. 6c-C. D. HAMNOND ~ d.. date OF no 81 Leit
Twenty venhs formerly Professor OF special Ahsl3wy &C. 10
tho syracuse helc College ~ y has et,Ined 20 m lrs
dence, No. 23b East fy a. near JLha ave Nohus S'
fom 20 aud 10 evening".
WILL SHORTLY APPEAR--4he 10Th Revised Edition OF "
~. MEDICAL BOOK ndp,Lslit - Ltth t'th LAHeS I'd"
Jingle, Upecialy the )Cslg
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DDITIONAL BOUNrIES and PENSlONS.-Al
two and hree years odsf. Nd those discharged Tor woaa
,lso the heirs Of de;rasci receive my ana 0s h1Oed
dollars. ,t.--. ,... IL utY.r- .Drie,iIon.
are bena az BY Copy the Law furnished aud AL INFORMATION
l. BRONN Solicitors aud United otass SIslnl
Agents No Pork. place pemoyed from No. - -
DDITJONkI BOUNrIES to two and three years
n and wounded sodr aud tie widows minor children or pa
rent, Of i Who died 81 tire scrye-lncessod pensions TO
widow. hay cgen under 10 years T. HUNI ~ BToadway
ATSHELDON's OLD OFFICE, No. Beekman-
y = additional discharged soldiers widows
g. and all o,her G5ysuent claims collected as usual Three
months extra pay for oiiecrs
A TTENTION The first thirty-eight Regiments OF
N " are eHt ei to Bounly also widows OF thse ana
nine nonh. volunteers. Gail al slELDONS BOUNTY AOENCl'
No : Beekman-si. New orb
DOUNTIES AND PENSIONS, 500! $50! Two
new pension aN. giving increased pension. 20 soldiers WHO
Lave hand loot! ana 20 WIDOWS shu
month for each child under H. have been passed by Congress v
rev bounty law giving se aud the relatives OF ceccesei sol
deu $50 and 800 more bounty a.. ,....A..
now ready blanks make application for the above
pension, and bounes Accurate copies Of al s Se9ys S
lor " 10 cents each CiAhLhS "
Retos by special permission, to the Hon John T. Holman sAS0
Of New YORK Cty
UNITED STATES ARMY AGENCY, No. 243
Bro.dway stairs from No 50 Bleckers, Newi
city, CAUrlON-Sodsrs aud their lcrs csutnrd sgas' he
numerous Advertisements soliciting their claims to bounsy
passed Soldiers q 100 3 and others, or their ne
now emitted, aud should apply by letter IN person ms
information, and desired their claims viii Dc of"soea ~
isLed l052
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Go Get.

Go Get.
4 FIRSTCLASS HOUSE 10 LET in Br ooklyn
d. minute, vsl& nom the Iony Al modern Improve
p-u. Pue. y-n iumrdia,ciy. Adicss >. J. SIIMSOS
80. 3. MlrTtr-si. New i If..
rg,O LET-Pleasaut ROOMS furnished or untur-
ni,hcl viii without board 'ma private family Apply
;, No. 49, tl. yh.: e.
r1'O LET OR LEASE-1he lour.story iirst-class-
Fn.g,b b,,rmsnt HOUSE. NJ 80 West Twenty t.
INN. ,e po,,r.i5n ~ RSIiAMS. No. go iudson5t
WORKSHOPS TO LET-No 10 West Eigh-
tsruhs.
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6ouscs ano farms r0auie6.

IIOUSE WANTED-A molen.buit. iour-storY,
hiti .toop house. located north ts 4 the street
aud Forty arb ani Matson and Sathnve
nv brt pr.elfsd fcc mo- 30 exceed
=, Adde'S, Nt particular 4. : EDN ARDS hSer'.do
Corr.
1NrANrED-A Grst-cass COUNTRY SEAT with
nice House STABLES &C. ~hirh csh aud nrscas'
stock vii be- given Actress 4. b.. Box No fli, y Y. T. O
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nor SALE-29 acres of the late Dr.. CRElGH-
TONS FARM beautifully si.uAed bank q the II i
,on "a miles fou ei.y nile station Inquire Of the Rev. Dr.
Az Al Po.t Office. Scarborough, Wesichrser County
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NOR SALE To- close an Estate-A MANUFAC-
i TrnrSO PROP RTY. eonf,inz ROLLING MIL Forge Oht
Mil scimh shop Hot. Dwell ing 5u,c Ac situated the
Inc Of tue Moui. Canal. Bo3lton. " J.
Ai,o sf ~ yar,hlr NslN0 FkDPkTl, with nearly no
scTes Of sud be ~ pafs Of he Old Hbrmii Mine. $500. - .
terms. A.. spPy 4. Z. WILLIS o. H. g. WILLIS, At
Boonigu New JeFfey.
NOR SALE-The three.story Brown-Stone High
j soon HOUSE No ~ Gss; TLirehs. FuihAye. with
Chsndrr, ta-pe Fcures and Hiiarl Table Pnce @lJ.'o
1900 Inquire d The House, OF HOMER MObGAh
No ? Pine g.
MAGNIFICENT PLACES on tho RARlTAN
vi RIVER Acres, Acres % Aore 20 AeTv'i 100
Acres. sr-si Bsfglili JAQUEs. 2o3 Broadway
DEAL ESTATE and LOAN OFFICE OF
IL WILLIAM 4. COLT,
40 . PiyE
Ia. f,r SALE 81 Murrt- for Itoy
HDi - aud TABLE. Posess.0n Immediately
A,o number ~ HOUSES varo-. srees-soEic o. them
iain~disie roseaon.
s-ve.l .am, Of MONgY 90 LOtS Apply usbove.
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BOARD uno Rooms.

A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM To LET. without
~ board 20 ono ., single s,a, Tdv1te American family
Bath aj,.nin. NJ .p9 NsU tweuiy-hrs ~
A LARGE pleasant front ROOM, neatly Furnished.
~ with G, Bath 81 60 LIE 70 sa'caga oAly 80 peg weos
- 10. ~ Itst RS l'rrnf--i.
A PLEASANT REIREAT-Aiorling AZ once the
~ advantage B1I cugry ,. clr o. found No. ~ 'Ou
Bfol,lfu tts n. n. Tho are hfitcsf rrtalty
l1 e away s dust aHd of fhc commanding me
view oil hsw hbjr metropolis IT, elton with til,
n EklSu BAtli ore Of tho gtaiet physical
l1Lts powerful TO rrnosao lnt restore
di.sas-i rlf..bi go board lnd immunity tgom
chsrr can limited desiring them
seye. ball ,lun-c,ion VITA other hy .rnc agencies,
CUAS. II SHEPARD ". y.
BOARDING Accommodations for several gentle
ID with BOARD csu be had a, No. 20 West Foriythri
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS may be bad
IL ia the vicinity Of the FulhAvenus Hois.i strictly Guc
without board trmea Only. Address L. r.. Box b1 Po'-Oce
tjotels, Sc.
MEXICAN HOTEL Broadway and Eighh-St.,
~ Nevlo the Egop,in Pin Ro)u 10 su,' OF insy a.
moderate rates. e. 90 4k
xus
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FURNACE and ORE BANK for SALE.-Ihe
Private Sale the following described vslna
beRe Personal PrI situated IN the County Of
Mhl a Mount Union, .,oo -.
80 copsus oil Land containing about 1850 acres,
Timber which erccted
FURNACE
runuing operating successuy win hlas
B- and al modern improyrmenig aechrd ana "a
an. Ralosd aud Canals ~ dwenshonsss i
operative Nev Home T store House ana
.l u k.th SHOP and Tools Wagon SHOP several
Oe Lease. q iIrneir tic Fuuaei ore washer and
e. Wagons Au Carts ask .uLE IEAMSi 10 hcsi Horses
Of WOOD o and Coke uic en on hand 70
ran th. Furnace months, about toO Of Ore, mined
? joining The above WIN t"o,ioJ
Dws Ing Bsus sIn and and IA high state o. e"'a
ton Lis .r4ct contains an inc 1haisilole
ORE MINE,
that viii yield 1000 uns Of rich ioss Ofe On
the above property % the best IN the STATE To-
e. her wish aton Factory FoTs-, other nsnni tones
cine The shove property presents re ihy
and improved 0ud make The nos drsabls locs'
For Iark NoLnu.t properly sIn'
hrd viii Jak Noun ain T1shing iofth
Of sufficient TO water the town Of Mount
junaA RIVER would make the Io. rlihy
pleasant place Ia i- county IN"
f inrc the above property ina "ou"
Walt place order eRsnins al t,
Per. finx tho Ifenise' 9t ~ rs
ystl - eli on or MARTIN b. PflFt ~ snd NAN
GVET s.iunrs Lancaster Co. Pa ur A. \ kOhhhh Mount
Win. I.ur,ter co, IA REUBEN GARbbE, SILVER sPins"
P',....t n, IN r,o4 idle will b given in,u eiia'fy
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Mathinerr.

EOR SALE-Laths, Drilling Machines, Skating
md posv, .o our Platform Scales 1900 800 600 and 1900
hounds HOFFMAN, 4 FINNEY. No. l67 Wskerst Broolyn
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GUNNER Retreats.

rI'HF BEST Of COUNTRY BOARD may be had at
t- PETTIPAIG IOi 81. Fssr1 Conn. mig tho fuI md
Wiac. Tor 80 p- wg,k Adlfe,, ~ A. CUMMING !or pax
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Real Usiatc for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.
4 TrENrIONI ALL WANTING FARMs !-CheaT

n Farm and FRUIT LANDS Village Lots Water f2Wess
mar actuug for SALE, at CKSbURd ~ EAp
NEMJERsEN, ~ miles RON New York on railroad 70 I,
Soil loan superior fog all crops Country jus.
Tor beauty and utility. tCmate mild aud proverDmy .
Mater o and pure No ever and gur. Sod only s.'us 'e
,ers. easy terms Price per SO and upward
10. circulars and address eDoye - p,.l.hn,,
w j. PARMENTlER. Agent bnctsooIe.
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E'OR SALE-In Mount Vernon, FINE PhOp-
ERTY consisting Of iou.es~h three s,Tes 81 OIonua
Orchard n whole s-pastey Cheap Wouli suit some
4 LANN. No 30 PeaIlst.. ". Y.
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Sales bn Anttion.

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49o Broadway
I'D LEAvITT, srREBEIGH Co. successors 70 T. Cooley
CosueSuKgTs ADVANCES nADK
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Alnsitdl 3nstrnments.
ponTICAL MANUAL FOR 1866
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON

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