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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-21

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5Il AND Ns PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

81 AND 2ls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE OVERLAND DISPATCH
VIA FORT RILEY AND THE GREAT SMOKY
HILL ROUTE,
TO DENVER, CENTRAL CITY AND THE
GREGORY GOLD MINES OF COL
,' oRADo TERRITORY.
This Company start from ATCHIsoN and TO-
PRKA. Kansas, q daily line Of Express Coaches
hung on thorough brsce-sprinss, comfortable
and roomy. Passengers by the Missouri Pacific
Railroad from ST. Louis connect with these
Coaches at TopekaA
Tho route Is through nne country abounding
In game, 80. and ever the finest natural road In
the world.
Merchants ordering goods In the East to 60 by
this Line should be careful and mark packages
o. follows:
!"via The o. d. Co. Express,
o., Atehison, Kansas"
Principal oAace-Ho. es Broadway, New York.
For further particulars apply to any Of the
following officers: 49,,
NEW YORK
IT, MESSENGER, Prslident.
Col. J. H. PULEsToN, Secretary.
W. X. KITCHEN, President National Park
Bank, Treasurer.
GEO. Z. COCK, Assistant Treasurer.
WIN. MARTIN, General Agent.
ATCHIsoN, KANSAS. .'
Gen. W. r. BREWSTER, Vice President.
D. REMICK, Asst. Gen ! Superintendent.
Maj. Gen. A. Nc. D. MoCooK,
0paa
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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
IN PoRTATIoN COMPANY.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
This Company is now prepared to dos
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION
BUSINESS
To and from New York, Philadelphia, Baiti-
more, Washington, Alsxandris, Rich
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, Charlottesville, winches-
ter, Hafrisonburg, Stanton,
Lexington, Salem, and
Bristol, in Virginia.
Knoxville, Tennessee Weldon, GoldsbOrO'.
Wilmington, New Berne, Raleigh,
Greensboro, Salisbury, and
Charlotts, NC and
10 aud from .L
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandra, Viz.
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee, Rich
mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and
Weldon, Wilmington and Weldon,
Atlantic and North Carolina,
Raleigh and CASTOR, and
North Carolina Central
Railroads.
As rapidly as posaible the Lines and Agencies
Of the Company will be extended TO other States,
Of which due notice will be given,
The tariff OF charges Is based upon fair bust
ness principles, yielding u reasonable pront to
public. Upon this basis it confidently presents
Its claims for u fair share Of patronage, relying
upon Its large capital and the character Of its
ohcers and agents for that public confidence
essential TO success. A, CHAPMAN,
dels-iy Agent
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The attention Of the trade and the public At
large Ia called to this sale, the goods will be
sold In lots to suit both large and small pur-
chasers. Quantities ~ small a. one dozen will
be sold. Goods will be delivered 10 purchasers
within ave 10y days from termination Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
...... @. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and Purveyor, U. s. A.
O. W. BOrBLER, Jr.,
fe13-dts Auctioneer.
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M Promenade to t.is H place o a. Cripp. Hail.
Eleventh street, between Pennsylvania avsnne
and street, Tuesday and Wednesday evening
the 2lst and ed inst Also at Lyceum Hall in
. Aessno1 n corner o. frnos ana Mnningson
made 70 hold until IL o'clock, AFTER which .
string band will be in attendance until 81
o'clock. Admission for Lady and Gentleman,
o.. 90. Single ticket 80 cents. 3tA
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HERRING AND POTATOES. =
90 bbls. Of No. Herring.
l, 900 bushels Prince Albert Potatoes,
l, 900 bushels Mercer Potatoes. .. I ....
For sale by
PETER BERRY,
fe20-3 ste e5 Water street. Oeorgetoyp.
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MAKE.BELrEvE foreign perfumes-the gen.
uine being excluded by the enormous duties
food the market. They are poor limitations Of
extracts which In themselves are far inferior In
OdOr, purity, and durability to Pbalon's might.
Blooming Cereus," manufactured from the most
fragrant flower ever used for pertaining pur-
poses, Sold every where.
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M E FAIs Orion! AAFAttJ t9s sAEn A
IA 10
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q nm BUSHELS OF JACKSON WHITE
Z UUU Potatoes; 1000 bushOls Of Prince Al
bert potatoes: 200 bushels Of RutA Baso turnips;
100 bushels Of Red 0nionST 100 tons Of prime
Timothy hay, just arrived, and for sale In lots
90 PETER BERRY,
% WatsT ST. Georgetown.
kebl9-6tH ..,,7at fas. .-lNa.ITlgE 49,
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WARD LYCET T.,
T. BOOK BINDER AND RR-RuLER,
No. 27l PsnusylyaniA avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
. Books elegantly or plainly bound. Period
lcAls and Newspapers carefully attended to.
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The sEANcEs DIABoLIoUE Of Robert Hell
Ter terminate on Saturday next. Al Metzerott
Hall o-morrow, 22d, "a grand matinee" will be
given, commencing at 2lS 'ctook. An excellent
programme has been selected, aud those who at
tend can rely upon seeing pleasure. There will
be no performance at night, the hall being en-
gagged for other purposes.
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AUCTION, .sAItEs.

puRBIo AUCTION o. BUILDINGS AT
Il CAMP DIsfRfBUT1os, FORMERLY CON.
vALBsCENT CAMRl IN
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
Il subsrJ ribsr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county In the District OF Go:
lnmbtH, letters Of administration on the personal
estate Of John spencer, late, Of Washington
CITY .. G. deceased. All persons having claims
az Linst the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 90Lh day Of JAu-
| airy next they may otherwise by law be ex-
| cludsd from all bsnSAt OF the said estate. j. 3.
Given under my hand thI4 S0th day Of JAnu-
/ AIRY, 1886 ,.r.- ROSA eTOKRA, III
1 IaS0-wSwA AdmiptatrAtTIE
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
UNDEI, DECREE IN EQUITY.

DF0lDn US EStd6ro0E.
VIII bo sold, under tho direction of tho undersigned at
the old Custom House, TUESDAY, tho 9th day
Of November. 1896, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
1. ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situate in st. Paul's
Parish, Coleton District containing twelve hundred
p200) acres, moro lcss bounded north by Caw-Caw
Swamp south by lands of Thomas Farr and 1t. Lo Mel
champ east by lands late of james Sanyamc west
by lands of Colonel Roper.
2. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND in the village of Sum
merville, bounding north lands of Carrngton Co.,
and measuring that line five hundred and twenty
eight feet; east Youngstree running from lands Of
said Darlington down to Saw Mill Branch; south on Saw
Mill Branch, and west on lands of Mrs L. S. Gilmore
containing In the whole about ton 1O) acres
Tcrms-Onc-haf cash; balance In two equnl, success
chaser and mortgage OF the premises with interest from
day Of sae payable annually Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. JAMES TUPPER Master in Eouity
November 10 stfho
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A Lot Of Land, ,ctM buildings thereon, at the
northeast corner Of Radcliffe and Jasper streets,
at auction.
By I. 8. X. BEINNETT.
On THURSDAY next, the 22d inst, at II O'Clock near
tho Old Custom House, at tho corner OF Broad md
East Bay streets will sell,
Tint LOT OF LAND; with tho BUILDINGS thereon,
situate at tho northeast corner of Hadco and Jasper
streets The Lot measures 40 feet front on Radcliffe
street by 80 foot inches Jasper stroot be the
more or less.
Tho House is n two and half story Wooden Building
40 by 18 feet The frat floor is used grocery store;
the second story and attcs have hall. largo bed
rooms, and large CARROT rooms beaidcs pantry and
dressing roo and double piazza twoatory Kitchen,
stable and all necessary and an excellent
we'll OF water tho lot This property located In
healthy, respectable and thriving portion the city It
Is In good repair. Persons arc invited to call md
anime the sanio.
Gondtons-.2509 cash balance In and two ycars,
with interest from day OF sale; payable aemiannuay
ngs TO bo kept Insured Ind policy assigned Purchaser
to pay me for all necessary papers. E.v
November IT. y T.1i 3 ~. etuwthA
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The Lot, ,ouM Ne,o B-ick Buildings thereon, at
Me southeast corner Of Calhoun and Wal
streets, at auction.
BY I. g. K. BENNETT.
On THURSDAY next, tho 22d inst, at II O'clock near
tho Old Custom House, at tho cornor of broad and
East Bay strcots, will soil ut Auction,
All that LOT OF LAND located at tho southeast corner
OF Calhoun and Wall Streets measuring on Calhoun
street SO feet Wo ereet s3 feo tho south line 55
feet and the west line 103 feet be tho moro or
less.
On this Lot thore is now substantial two and half
story Brick Building, containing rooms with slate roof
barroom the frat story and tho story and
atcs dwelling There is also the another two.
story Brick Buildng containing rooms opening on wan
street which can be occupied aa distinct promises
ness stand, and worthy tho attention of persons in.
vestng.
gago Of the property with legal interest payable in one
and two years property to bo kept insured policy
assigned Purchaser 10 pay me for all necessary papers
November 16 fstuwth6
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AUCTION SALES.

Balance Of a Wholesale Liquor and Grocery Store,
nfsfxAT G1ass's9.s 6 enSipTa&G, eesn2Sshs1K; &f
'' opposi.o S tho Now "'i nostofiee, Isl s' >f'''
DDs pSHNbY GN hf seoTS %Sp 5 HIST Wits.
Ky. Y. Port, Port, sherry Knmcl, Peppermint, Bittcre,
Cider Hino-Vchcl Carct, Vinegar, Sc
Cases champaigne. Sherry, Rhincwine, viro-velho,
Boxes Cocoa java Coffee, Mustard Farira, Champion
80 dozen $LAsSWGRE W;T;, MS GRANITE
BUTTER DISHES, Sugar Bowls, Water and Milk
Pitchers Gravy Boats, Soup Turccns, Side Dishes,
Pickle Dishes, Mugs, Soap Dishes, &c.
Tubs BUTTER. Patior!a Scales, &c. ,.,..n-n
10 Kits MACKEREL.
Conditions cash. November 20
Catalogue SAFE Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Sta
siefsXY ssiGnfss.Y'Y Nss,onSs e SnsaeGikni, isf;i :fei
Cash Auction House, No. % IInsel street, op-
Will SELL roMoHRoW ROW a1st sh instant, Ii At 10 O'Clock,
DRY GOODS viz: hlerinocs Plnids, Alpaca. Prints,
Long cloths, Shirts. Damoras, Hoop Skirts Hosiery,
CLoTHINa AND CLOTHS. viz: Black Froek Coats,
Trcot Coorcd Cloths, Cassmeers Plain and Fancy Sati
HATsSGents and Youths Felt md Wool, Black, Fan.
oy r anH G9lSEcS in s all styles u,o,,,o, ~ I'll,
da Books Diaries, &C., &c.
NOTIONS Soaps, Perfumery, buttons, Thread,
ALSO, 12 ocLocK, ON ACCOUNT OF AbI CONCERNED,
case assorted BLACK AND FANCY PRINTS.
1 case S1uttlo una uarnCSS MakCrS MatcnalH.
Conditions cash. November 90
Cheese Cheese Cheese for account Of tic UR-
der,oriterS and all concerned.
BY y. A. EiNSLOyv 81 co.
THIS MORNING., the 20tli instant ut IL o'clock will
be sold, in front of our Store, No. 125 East bay,
45 BOXES EXTRA CREAM CHEESE, slight lydnrnagcd.
November 90
Havana Sugar.
BY j. A. ENSLOW ~ CO.
THIS MORNING, the 20th instant, at IL O'Clock, will
be Sold in front of our S;oro. No. 125 East Bay,
90 BOXES HAVANA SUGAR.
November 20
Direct In1pcrtdta0n.- Choice Cuba MoldSSeS.
BY II. A. ENSLOIV 81 co.
THIS DAY, tho Goth instant, will DO sold before our
storo. No. 125 East Bay, at IL o'clock,
Tho CARGO Of British Bchr. Alert just arrived from
Caba rian, Cuba,
CONSISTING
Il Il asSs; aesecs mUscovADo MoLAssEs
November 40
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RrSidence IN Mcctang street. opposlfe IJ1te.
NY ALONZO j. EHIII1iG 4. SON

RrSidence u. Meeting street. opposite Wdter
BY ALONZO j. WHITE & SON
brokers, Auctionccrs, nd Real Estate hc,ts
At Private Sale '
That elegant threcstory WOODEN RESIDENCE
with extensive LOT attached situate the west side Of
neeung street. Immediately north of the residence of
the late Henry A. DeSauss're Esq. and known by the
NO IS The House contains ten 10y square rooms be.
sidcs attics, pantrics store rooms &c. &C. On the
premises arc two fine cisterns and a well of water.
Stables carriage room, and fne brick ontbudings for
servants gas and water Pipes throughout the
house The Lot measures ITO feet front by 15 feet deep
Ihs Is ono OF the largest most convenient eligby
situated residences i'll the city Tho Lot ia capable OF
suodivsion as it covers the front formerly occupied by
three residences. -
This property will be sold on accommodating terns as
tho owner only desires to change investment
For particulars, apply ns above, Mt
November 20 No. SO EAST BAY STREET
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Large and EItenSiUe Sale of Horses, Mules, Drdus,
Carts, Trucks, Harness, &c.
,.,,, s!EFSIsOISDS IL CO., Auctioneors,
Will sell TOMORROW tho 21st inst, at IL O'clock at
Mr. Williama Yard Spring street, King tho fol-
lowing valuable property, viz:
1S HORSES AND MULES
A largo number OF Drays, Carts Trucks, &c.
quantity of Harness, single and double.
Conditions cash on delivery. Noyombor 90
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PRIVATE SALES.
First O't1lity Tice Plantation to be Rented.
BY j. DRAYTON FORD,
Broker aud Comm lssion Agent.


Tho very desirable RICE PLANTATION, known as
"south Chachan situated the western branch of tho
Cooper Rvor This Plantation ia located at tho best
pitch Of tho tdes fee from salts has been under
interrupted culture and is in complete order 1t
braces 252 primo swamp land which Ia cultivated;
has largo tract Of upland folds suited cotton pro-
Visions and an abundance of wood for fuel It has
tensivo accommodations for hborers barn, and eyery-
thing suitable for It's successful management Posacs-
sion giyon required.
For particulars inquire 90 above, at
No. 40 BROAD STREET.
November 16 Ga tuths Charleston.
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HOUSE ana Lot on AHaody, near Spring stTcct, at
Auction.
BY L. q. X. KENNETH.
On THURSDAY next, the 22d nst at II o'clock, near
the old Custom House, ut corner of Broad and East
Bay streets, will sell at auction,
That LOT OF LAND, with second story BUILDING
thereon containing four rooms. located Away near
Spring street, known No. IL tho Gadsden plat
measuring 60 feet front by 115 feet in depth.
Condittons.-Onc-third cash; balance one two and
tn. GO years, secured by ond and mortgage Of the
property bearing legal interest payable semiannualy
Building to be kept insured and policy assigned Pu-
chnser to pay mo for all necessary papers.
November 16 fstuwthb
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Estate Sale, 6y order of the Erccutor.
BS ALONZO j. WHITE & SON,
rOEKerS. AuCtiOnecr6 md Renl af A .~,x

Brokers, Auctionecrs ind Real Estate Ar,ts
At Private Sale % '
That elegant MANSION with considerable Lot attacb
cd situate at tho OF Society," Wentworth aud Eaa
Bay Streets recently the residence of Charles Hayward
Wentworth street 100 feet and Society strco 29 feet
property hos been recently surveyed subdivid
upon application Tho Mansion is well known as not
to need description; It has lot measuring LOT feet on
ciety street with two-story Brick Building attached
measures 40 feet on Society street by l03 deep
by 104 feet deep aud Lott at tho corner of East
Bay and Wentworth streets measuring 40 l04
feet deep. Two of the Lots have Brick Bud,noa
SpH1 them Tns & property is admirably located
mercantile being situated ON tho main avenue ~
travel TO tho principal railroads, "
For particulars apply above, ut
November 20 No. SO EAST BAY STREET
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d VNuube Wood Yard and Wharf Property, al
Me foot Of Chestnut, near Spring street, at Iiuc-
ton.
BY L. s. *. KENNETH.
On THURSDAY next the 22d inst at II o'clock, near
the Old Custom House, ut tho corner of Broad and
East Bay Streets will Sell ut Auction,
All that VALUABLE wharf PROPERTY AND WOOD
YARD located at tho foot of Chestnut street,
Toll House ofthc Now Bridge Company. This property,
which measures 20 feet In width by 142 feet in depth is
oil enclosed, with substantial wharf, built of palmetto
logs and Pine timber 1t has depth Of water at low
tide of4 to feet. On tho promises thero is COM
Portable building with stables and cart houses. It Ia
present used successfully wood yard, and is
ceedingy valuable cite for mill purposes
Conditons-One-t third cash; balance in I, q and Q
years, secured by bond and mortgage of the property
bearing legal interest payable somi annually; buildings
to be kept insured and policy assigned Purchasers to
pay me FOR all necessary papers.
November 16 1s,17,2o,21&22
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Ordngeburg Female Senlindry
BY .JACOR COHEN & co

By JACOB COHEN & co.
On THURSDAY the Goth OF November ut II O'CLOCK at
the north of the Exchange, will bo sold,
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY situated in the town
Of Orangcburg, and known the Orangchurg Female
College, Tho building ia large, and suitable for Hotel
or Boarding School, boing capable of accommodating
about two hundred t2oo persons On the premises
orchard and garden Tho grounds ample and elgby
located, being near fhe railroad depot
Terms-One-tenth u-1O) cash; balance by bond paya-
bio In yc 10y equal annual instaments by mort
gage of tho property Premises to be Kept insured and
policy aasigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
The above property be treated for at private
November 20
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dt AuCtion.
CHARLESTON And SAVANNAH
r A / L r O A ID
By yVARDLAvV & CAREw.

By wARDLAw & CAREw.
Under tho direction of tho Trustees, will be sold
THIS DAY, Goth November 1866, at IL NJ, at the
north side Of tho Exchange, in Charleston, 8. c.,
THE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD,
longing.
For full information advertisement below of Tus-
tees, and for further particulars apply to
WARDLAW & CAREW,
Brokers and huchoncers,
No IA Broad, corner of State st :, Charleston g. C.
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EI3ensiue &ores Lot and Residence on Business
Part Of East Bay.
BY CLIFFOTeD a. nIhTI3IVIES,
Real Estat to Agents, No. 81 la Broad Street.
THIS DAY, 2Jth November, OF IL O'clock at tho Old
Custom House. will bc sold
All that well-knewn BUSINESS ST MD and valuable
LOT OF LAND with the extensive STORES and WARE
HOUSES, Dwelling Of six rooms, ard outbuildngs thero
on, known as No. 70 EAST BAY, being the west
side, between Tradd and Elliott sreets and extending
from East Bay to Bedons Alley with entrance from each
having front East Day of hirty-cight feet eight
inches and depth Of threo hundred and twelve feet
inches to Bcdons Alley and width the of thir
tvc feet six inches Tho above location is of tho
best for business East Bay Possession Of the Stores
and Lot can be given Immediately.
Terms.-One-haf cash; balance in three equal install
ments of four eight and twelve months, with intercst
and secured by bond and mortgage OF the property Pur
chaser to pay CLIFFORD 4 MhTHEWES for papers.
November 90
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AUCTION SALES.
Sdee OF Dry Goods, o.. account Of ,utdeyaUriters
and all concerned.


VI
n.,,u BY JOHN G. s1,R MIINoR d co.
our Auction Sales Room No 1888 Mcoting street ' ~
On % G M M aud all concerned, damaged
Oh 1oaf steamer OH tic voyuso from New York 10 this
case, % pieces, UNION CASHMERE
cnsc 80 pfeccR Pacific Purple Prints
case 81 pieces Printed DeIano
case containing
12 Rlack Cashmere Frock Coats
2t Fancy Satnet Sacks
10 pair Fancy Satinet Pants
An INVOICE, CoSsIsrtSG
II pieces EMPIRE PRINTS; II pieces WASsUTTA
G pieces Arnod's Prints; pieces Naunkcas Prints
2pcccs Roanoke Ginghan,; 4 pieces Apron Checks
pieces Poi DE CiIcvo
q pieces Fancy colored VELVET RIBBON
~ gross Embroidery % Cotton % Gilt Belt Buckles
6gross Round Stay Iacets; 1000 Gun Caps
Coiorcd md Biack Alpaca, English Mcrino, English
Gooroa DCL1ine, Rlpha Plaid, casgimeres. sasinots
Linen Linen Hnckaback, Brown Canton Flannols
dozen Mons superior quality Felt Hats.
Conditiona cash, Novomt or 20
Planters Sa1ony Wool Hats
BY JOHN G. MINOR Sc co.
at NO. 1873 eena T SG ut our
2e boz. PLANTERs' sAXoNY WooTs HATS.
Conditions cash. November 20
BY HENRY COBIA 4 CO.
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock in front of our Store, will bo
1hhd. SUGAR, damaaea saIa On board steamer - on
bbs. her voyage from New York to this port and
sold for account OF Underwriters and all concerned.
CONDITIONS cash. November 90
EuYer, Lard and Hanas.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock in front of Store will bc
15 KEGS BUTTER
tierces Puro Lard
10 kegs Pure Lard
200 Hams
so boxes Candles.
Conditions cash. November 20
Underwriters Salc-Btach and Green Teas and
BY HENRY COBIA & co.
THIS DAY. at 10 ocock in front of our store will be
4 chests BLACK TEA
3 chests Hyson Tea
30 boxes E. D. Cheese.
Damaged on board steamer on voyage from
New York to this port and sold for account of all
Conditions cash. November 20
Butler, SHOULDERS, Hams, Lard and t1eese
BY It. nj. CATER.
VIII bo sold THIS DAY, Browns Wharf at 10 o'clock
60 tubs ehoee Now York State BUTTER, landing from
Steamers Moncka and Granada
60 tirkins ehoiCe Western Butter, now landing
800 Bacon Shoulders
40U Hams
90 tubs Lard
20 boxes Cheese
Conditions cash. November 90
BY II. NJ. MARSHALL.
TOMORROW, 21st instant, at hafpast 10 O'Clock will
BIO sold, before my ONCE,
An assortment of FURNITURE, and one Singers Sew
ing nlaCn1ne, anu one shot Gun.
ALSO,
MULE and BUGGY
i handsome Horse
Buggy and uarncss. November 90
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
RO,udifl Us. Goodrich.
VIII be sold, under tho direction of the undersigned at
tho old Custom House in this City, THIS DAY The
goth OF November. 1866, Mt II O'Clock, A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND situate lying and being on tho
east sido OF Meeting street. In the City Charleston near
Market street, measuring and containing on Meeting
street thirtyhve 1857 feet moro less in depth
hundred and p6D feet, and tho back line
forty-tSo 42 feet moro or less. Bounding north ON
lands q Moses, south on lands of of-- and
east on lands OF Charleston Gas Light Company.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
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SIXTY FINE MULES FOR SALE.
The Kalmta Mills Company having no further uso for
their Teams, will offer for sale lat their Works tho
South Carolina RairoadI eight milet from Augusta,
CO., on tho FIRST TUESDAY in December,
SIXTY t60) FINE MULES ana TWO t2) HORSES,
with LOG CARTS, WAGONS. HARNESS., &c, &c.
Most OF these Mules brought from Kentucky last
winter, and very superior animals they nl in
excellent order after wording hard tho entiro summer
There ts finer lot of Mulesn tho country Terms cash.
BENJAMIN +. EVANS,
President Kamia Mills
HS- Augusta Consdtutionalst, Savannah Republican,
Macon Telegraph, and Montgomery Advertiser. publish
dnily Till 25h instant, and send bill to this Office.
November ~
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MECHANICAL, TINKEnINa cannot arrest tho de-
composition Of tho toeth. Nothing will do this
but that pure disinfoctant and prosorvativc which,
under the namo Of "Sozodont," has become
staple of tho toilet throughout tho world. tus2
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