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Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

TmE STYLE IN MoxTASA---A correspond emf says:
 The Montana fever here is on the increase Large numbers will leave this city as soon as the weather will permit. Up in Montana, where Uncle San's children have met to build up an empire, those coming from the East are called fendeF-feef, and those coming from the West, "lsnder-si,lers, g these being the names furnished as a distin- gushing mark for each other. They are vastly amused at each others lingo. Here IS specimen from Tender-foot, who had been on prospecting tour: He says he i'tiug tcst-pit about an aAe handle of An aAe handle and half deep, and found pay dirt about half an axe handle deep above the bed-stOne, and thinks there k incline enough to run water-troughs" A California saddle full rigged, beats Tender-foot. Tapadcroes he calls Toe-Ienders ;n mochiias, HSaddic- scahbards.h An inquisitive old lady inquired what kind Of siie growed wheat to make self rising four. Dealer who was Yonder-sider, answered, ''Aikaii siie.a
 Prices in Montana compare with those here, or go higher. Flour is S27 per hun dred, bacon 7j cents per pound, tobacco SC per pound, butter S2.50 board per week SIS and S20. A theatre has been started with Sl.j0 as the admission fee. The weather has been intensely cold, and all mining ope- rations in the Territory suspended
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Jacob Linn, Martrum Lewis. and Solomon shoup, is dissolved by the separation of the parties thereto and that lhe said Jacob Lima and Marirum Lewis will not be responsible for any debts liabilities incurred by lhe said Shoap a!ter tl.l. date. Prescott Iannary Z, 1866. VIM. ]. BERRY,
 Ssi Attorney for Linn and Lewis
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

THE MINERS PApER.-The California Min CTS Convention adopted the following:
 RssRosd, That we regard mining paper or journal of great importance to the minin: in terests of California, and we recommend the Niaisg aud S-iSRtyfe Press, of San Francisco, to the consideration and support of the min CTS Of the Pacific coast.
 This is 2 jrst ccnpiin.en; to ;hc foremost mining journal upon the Pacific coast, and an excellent paper, which We are glad 10 receive regularly, and always read with interest.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

4 SrArE TO nE ABkxDoSED.-T Gold IIll Negs says, from four to five thousand persons will go from the State of Nevada into the Exoelsier District, Nevada county, Gal, next season. That being the case, the Silver State will be almost depopulated, as We ob- serve by the returns of their last election, only about 5000 votes were cast in the whole State.
 No wonder that Senator Wye wants to extend the boundaries of Nevada so as to in- clude Utah and Arizona
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

RECORDER CnnrsrIE has nice office in A. C. nnr,,s new building, on Gurlcy street, next to ,he Le.dslaiiye Hall Chris,ic's old office "iii bo ,,s,d as a court room.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
CIITIIElS' MEETING ] M

A. the solicitation of several citizens ef Pres colt,
 HON. CHIEF JUSTICE TURNER,
 win address the people ON WEDNESDAY, EVENING. 2lst INST. at the Capitol building Prescott, a, 2 o'clock sCTuEcT.---" The Origin and Title to Prorerty iD Arizona, with Views of the Present Condition of the Territory"
 All are inyiled-the ladies especially February IA, is66, ylt
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

srrrnyrsons FOR PIMA CouNTr.-The Acting covcynor has appointed solomon Warner, VII liam E. oury and Granville Wheat Supervisors for Pima county.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

Twenty horse power, aud in perfect condition, nos lying at La Paz.
 Apply to B. Cohn or James Cushenbury, at l4a Paz. Arizona.
 La Paz. December %, 1885 1tf
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

J. Ross BEowN.-Our people were somewhat disappointed that this humorous and clever writer did not accompany General Mcdowell and staf He was taken ill at Soda Lake. and len at Fort Mohave h is probable that hc will yi-ii Prescott nt tii ttrlY dsY
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

Curr JusrIcE TCRSER Is to address our ciu' .-,,, wedncs,iay of next week. See advertise -, a,,d let thcre be full attendance.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

IT ws stated in our last number that we had completed with that issue the publication of all the Acts Of the Second Legislative Assembly, cx- cept the amendments to the Howell Code. We find that although the concurrent resolutions re- garding national affairs and the death of Prcsi. dent Lincoln were printed in the MisER of De- ecInbcr 20, they were not given official, and for this reason publish them in due form In the present number.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
N0Ilct 10 Ikx PAYERS.

The delinquent tax lisi for the year 1865 Is now in my hands for collection All taxes nOf paid bc. fore the let day of March will le collected accord- ing tO law. JOHN F. BOURKE,
 Sheriff and ex-oiiicio Tax Collector. Prescott, Feb g, IsGd. 3H
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

7GExEHAL McDowELL Is the senior Brigidier General in the regular army, go thh' 1T mustered ,ou, as a Major General of volunteers hemay soon cxpcct to be made a Major General Of regulars.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

GEo. r. IiooPEE Esq. of Geo. F. Hooper 4 O., San Francisco and Fort Yuma, and GrinnelI & Co, of Maricopa Wells, accompa- nied General Mcdowell and party to Pres cot. Mr. Hooper has long been identified with Arizona, and has done much to promote the progress of the Territory. He h live, earnest, practical man of fine social qualities and finished education, having graduated at West Point, though not in the army of late year.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

Dn PHELPS returned from Pima county "n '''' osth ul,.. looking well, and glad to get ""eA'
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
NOTICE.

and iawfni attorney Co buy, sell and transact all my mining and milling interests in the Wicken- burg Mining District. Wickenbarg, January 70, lSlE
 3It JAMES CHASE.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

YCaA CoUSTY.-Judge Flower has withdrawn his resignation as Probate Judge of Yuma coun- ty Ii had not been officially accepted by tine Ac- ting Governor, John E Dow, willam \. wer- ringer and Thomas Hughes have been appointed Supervisors for Yuma county It i hoped that they will organize at once ll the vacancies in the various county offices as they have the power and get the machinery of the county to work.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

GRErsnAcKs were at scyentysix and one-half cents, according to lhe Call, in San Francisco on the 26,h of January. Will our merchants act in keeping with this fict.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

COMMISSIONERS or DEEDs.-Thc Acting Gov crnor has appointed B. W. Nudge of San Fran cisco, and W. C. still of Los Angeles, Coininis' sloucrs of Deeds, for Arizona, in California
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

REESE RiyER.--The following arc the rul- ing prices at Austin: Good miners receive from Si to s day in gold, and get board at SlO per week; masons, carpenters, and mechanics sG to S8; laborers are paid from $50 to SG0 per nth and board Flour is Sl4 per hundred butter 7j cents per pound, cheese, Soc; bacon, 4jc. dried fruits, 37c. heei, i2 and l5c.; potatoes, l0c. feed barley, i5e,; hay, 4c.; eggs, sl.25 per dozen, and other produce in proportion.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

GEORGE ANDREWS came from Wilmington ["
 Prescott arriving here on Monday, tn ten days
 on mule back This is, perhaps, the quickest time on record, ria the Mohaye road. George is fact iraycler
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

IIoN. NJ. RAvESA Is busy with his railroad pro- jcct His petition for grant of land has gone 10 Congress We sincerely hole that he may sue. ceed in starting the iron horse, or the rail for him to run on, at an carly day.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

CAPTAIN CosrER, aid to General McDowcll, recognized in the Acting Governor school mate whom he had not met for fiflecn ycnrs TLe Cap tain had hIs jaw badly wounded al the battle Of Fredericksburg, and took an active part h most Of tle cngagenients Of the army os shc Potomac
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

"WHAr SHALL WE Do WITH THE ATTACHES t''- Attention is called to a communication with this heading printed on Inc fr-t page of the MINER of to-day. IL is from the pen of one of our best in- formed citizens, and one who thoroughly under stands the Apache character. We shall speak more fully Of the article in our next.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
NOTICE.

All persons indebted Co CAMPBELL < BUF- fi ii requested to cali oh Hf. ALLEN, .; She store Of Gray S Co, and settle their bills. on or before March ist, lSs6, and save trouble
 33t CAMPBELL * BUFFUM.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

ADVERTISED LETTERING to'a,y i'"''l'', '", u., =, ,.,,.,, uncalled for at the Prescott post office.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

CAPTAIN Turr1r has moved his oiilce ',,,, lo 'nc n, fort. Dr. Phelps has take" h'' ''' '"
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

Tow.-Thcre va. lively row ai thc Montezu. ms saioon on Sunday cypnIng, fine lth inst Sew esai shots were fired, one man was wounded in sie wrist, and the furniture was badly smashed The lpiligereuts were soldiers, most Of them very dFs5lk kHoIaday has abandoned The establish nlcui md gone to California.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Renai.i.s unclaimed H ihe I.s.sf ssfIies. al Pras eoti Territory of Arizona, February 1sth, les;6
 To obtain any of these letters the applicant must call for advertised letters, and pay two cent. for advertising.
 If not called for within one month they will b, sent Co the dead letter office. Alexander, John IT, Jinks. Loren S Alexander, D. w. kimbe., Herald Armstrong, William Kyle, ]. J. Albert, Miles larch, w. II. 2 Bush, J. II. Lunt, Charles L. herees, sats.s.ei aSS6Tais, Vim b0iaDder, John Mckeon John Earth, Matsie. Y. BaekcT, 4. D. Moro, c. Beach, C. W. 2 Marston, C. H. Brysson, F. Martin, George F. Bowen, \. W. Noble, Newton Barita, X. r. Noi J. Baehelhrie, NJ. Nuckolls, Houston Chase, C.. W. Olomor b. Cormier, Y. Oldakers, Henry Cashman, J. Owen, G. T. Carr, Henry Ovcrton, John H. UanBel F. If. Perry. David COnlthard, George Palmer, Brice C. Can, Henry Pelter, James Colisser, John Roundlet, George Cagnia, Francisco Ridgspait, F. DOdd, William Rich, Thomas Denison, W. n. Rice, Henry s Dare, John Sullivan, Patrick Etchels, Charles T. Short, W. H. Franklin, C. Az slanard, B. A. Fisher, stanton C, snldef Frank Fresh. James ID. hiker, x Goldbaum, M. Taylor, Griffith Guarda, s. D. Tierney William Garcia, M. Thompson, x Hern, J. A. Tdtrc, F. Hart, William ThUmpkihs, c. Holmes, l.. FroOman, Elias w HalbrOoks, Columbus Warner, Solomon Helm White, James C. Hardy, CalyaIee S Br. Wingate, William Ingram, Joseph Williams, J. E. Jaycox, Henry II. Willis, D. s. Jonson. Samuel Woodruff, John Jones, T. C. Yong, James Johnson, Robert
 CALVIN WHITE, P. NJ
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

CAPTAIN LKDrARD, Of the California volun- tecrs company A. Isi cavalry, len Prescott on the 3lst uit, for Maricopa Wells, where a new To, Of horses Rill be procured. Company X is com posed oi nrst-ciass nel, and they should ha,e frst-class horses. Thcsc lately used by them have been wholly unsuited 10 active service
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

AsESDMESrs TO THE HOWELL coDg.-wi,h even date Of the MlSKR we publish supplement containing all the amendments to the Howell Sode, adopted by the Second Legislative Asseu- bls Tho acts are printed in wide measure to q; 'he c'sc, sIia ;;ios5 who sisfi t ,at and paste them in their copies Of inc book will find !. very easy to do SO. In this way they will have. as it were, revised and corrected edition of tho Code without delay or expense.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
BLANKS
BL4NKS For Miaers, Merchan,s Laryeys md oshsrs, PRINTED IN GOOD STYLE.

Work caa bc ordered from any part of the Tef ritory, and will be promptly executed aad ease- fully sert by mail, or as directed.
 Heuceforth the business of the offics will be conducted sirictiy aPoa the
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
CASH SYSTEM.

The high cost of everything neoessary to print ing ia this Territory, audlhe commounsAge' make this necessary.
 Funds for subscriptions to Inc MINER, for ad- vcrtising, or for job work, may be cent by mall, express or private hans at the rick of those send ing.
 F. A. BENTLEY.
 Prescott, Arisons.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

= kT.-Gcncral McDowelI illustratcd his |" Ar'zona, and his determination 10 un- ue,''''nu h' topography, by bringing with him ,i'" 'e','is here' three gentlemen employed on
 ',a S'',r' Dy 1olenel Williamson, Chief Engineer Typographical survey Of the Tcrr,,ou,, aaa,a''..
 pare maps of all ts principal district. e,r ,n ,'
 oi the military. Two Of these reptlemeo c,ar. enee King and James r. Gardner ,ver,, e,,,,,,e, TOT several years by Prof Whitney in ,bc aao,o,d
 cal survey of California, and come ,,,t,',,,. ls.
 dor'ed by that distinguished professor. Mr R,ng is ooth geologist and botanist, and will in bIs explorations, give attention 10 those studio. m. thinks the field an exceedingly intcrestipe ooo
 Ihe third member of the party Mr. Charl.s 4 nr'hiey, is an assistant surveyor and photogranh. CT All Of tbc gentlemen have been in tbe F,s, ''' Inc past year, Messrs. King and Gardner ~ cambridge University, Massachusetts. perfect. ms themselves in their psof,ssiong
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

suiERyisoEs.-The Board of Supervisors of favapai county organized in this place on inc l.t Instant. Ar. Grant was chosen chairman Messrs Ehle, Miller and Short were appointed A commit. tee io line out road ria Miler's ranch to sknu Valley, and 10 report at the next meeting of ;,s Board. Mir George " Barnard. who was elected coroner or the county in September last, but "ho Iailed 10 qualify in accordance with law, was appointed to that office. Steps were taken 10 in- ,esus"te The accounts of a late county official. si .n'eh are said to be in had condition. The board wiIl meet again in April.
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14

PIMA VILLAGES, Jan. 2j, 1866.
 Hon. K. c. Mccormick Dear sir-Mr. J. E. Allen requests me to notify you that your horse sent to the Wells to pasture is dead. He placed in charge of the second chief Of the Mari. copas, who died on the 18th inst, when all horses found n his possession, including yours, were slain ,o feed the mourucrs Yours, respectfully,
Arizona miner., 1866-02-14
TmE STYLE IN MoxrAxA---A correspond

San Francisco, November 10, 1865.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.
sn1ea This DAY.

Auction Snles This Day.
WILBUR Son will sell, this day. at their sales roona,
Of State aad Chalmers streets, at 10S O'clock
quantity of new cheese, tobacco, soap, flour, &c.
SMITH l. Mc11LL1vRAY will sell. this day, at 10h
o'clock the hulk Of the steamer Boston, it lies ut
Moreland's Wharf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10

Fdrm near Charleston.
By sNIITtl AND McGILLIVRAY
No. 27 ErOad street, near State street.
Will positively be sold, on TUEsD AY MORNING, the
25h September at II O'CLOCK, the north Of the Ex
Chnnge
g ALL tn At FINE TRACT OF LAND situate lying
and being IN st. James Goosecreek about twelve miles
from the Oity, and containing $50 less
together with the buildings thereon, and butthg and
bounding follows to the north lands Of Alonzo j.
White, ESQ.,, south aud west on lands now late Of
Thomas Leadbetter and the east the line Of the
South Carolina Railroad This property he treated
for private sale till the 25h instant, and may be
changed for email house III the City.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay us fer papers.
September 10 mwf7 tu1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10

To CORRESPONDENTS. rs.-The communication from
VIII. <. on the Crest West vs. the East. will ap-
pear tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
THE SuRSGR.IHRR.

5 NOTICE.
FNHE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS FRIENDS, AND
i the public generally, that he has taken the SUGAR
REFINERY tate CLAUssEN'S MILLs), where he will
establish FLOUR and GR1sT MILLS, and keep con.
stantly on hand a supply Of FLOUR CORN. OATS
SHORTS, BRAN, HAY, &C. Hewill also GRIND CORN
and WHEAT ON TOLL. He has engaged the services
Of Mr.. G. A. NEUFFER, who has been in the business
for twenty years, and who Is 30 well aud tavorably
known to the trade.
Notice will BIZ given when the Mills are ready for
operation. share Of public patronagei is solicited
II. H. RIKER,
Rikera Mills No. 17Anson street.
September 10 mws3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
MADAME LA MARS,

IL NOLOGY AND PHY3IOGNOMY-fou of the most
sublime Sciences that can occupy the human mnd-has
located at the MANSION HOUSE. No. 60 broad street
She gives general invitation all who desire to
suit ON business of tance There is question
which may not be accurately answered, and much
misery avoided by timely inquiry of this BtAr of AS
tology She possesses magnetic power o bealing and
desci bes all diseaaes and tei them ut whether 1t
is curable and save many dollars.
Septemher 6#
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10

W. 8. HA1EEs, of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad,
for acceptable favors extended this office.
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DON'T FORGET, whom leaving town for the country
during the summer to take with you everything which
you will need which you not perfectly sure you can
get on the fpot where you may chance to be-. Remem
Der, thai the country there is not Druggist always
within minutes walk Whatever else you may forget,
be not to forget to take with you the medicines
which you will bo likely to want such for instance,
MARspENs VEGETABLE sANAr1vE PILLS. For sale by all
Druggists. 6 KING 4 OEss1DEY, Agents.
HOMEOPATHY is no longer an experiment. Fifty
years Of time and of triumphant Success In every dis
ease and in oil parts Of the world have answered that
question: 1t only remains to choose the best form OF
it, DR.. HUMpHREYs' SYSTEM OF SPECIFICS. for family
use divests the system of all ntricacy and uncertainty
affords degree of postveness decisive in results
not attained by any other mode. See advertisement in
another column. Address
HUMPHREYS srEolr1c HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Coz
september 10 g No. 662 Broadway, N. Y.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL Nor1cE.-Drs CLEcKLEY 4
soHLEY tof Columbus CAL. having permanently oca-
ted in Charleston, respectfully lender their services to
the citizens, in the practice Of Homeopathy. .-
Dr. G. has ha1 the experience Of fifteen years in this
school of medicine.
Office flor the present on Meeting street west side)
first door above George street.
Can be found at night at No. 73 HASEL'STRET.z
HERyY ~ CLEcKLEY, NJ. D.. PHILIP I. ScHLEYi NJ. D
September Tyr
PANKNtN's HEpAr1c= =BTrTERs.-It is wise dispensa-
ton of Providence th in the same locality where some
diseases exist the cts and plants which are certain
remedies for them are uten to be found, waiting only
for industrious hands, uided by intelligent heads to
pluck them from the and arrange them as nature
directs for the benefit o! mankind. In our section OF
country where complaint of the liver, dyspepsia and
chs and fever make life uiserabe and rack the human
frame the vegetable cures re abundant but they have
waited for some scientific lind, like that OF Mr. PASk
to take them from their hidden places, and extract
ing their medical properties repare remedy liz his
most excellent Hepatio Bt' s." Although this prepa
ration s comparatively new in our community. it has
been extensively used by suo ers Of diseases which it
is intended to alleviate and we hear 1t highly praised
by all of them with whom We have come in contact
and We would therefore, earnestly recommend 1t as
one of the finest onics and cyes of the present
day. I'M"
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to Agents.
Our agents throughout the country are re-
ouested to make Immediate returns Of all moneys
in their possession that we may be able to credit
those who have paid.
We also request that our subscribers who arc in
arrears will bear in mind that our terms are in
advance, and that they will promptly remit their
dues.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10

THE HAsEL STREET SyNAooGUE.-Ths beautiful
building has been repaired, repainted and reno
yated, both internally and externally, and pre-,
sents very handsome appearance This eGlilce'
among other public buildings, was much injured
during the bombardment of the city. The elabo-
rately ornamental ceiling was pierced IN several
places by shell. and heavy brown co2o stone
surmounting the portico was shattered INTO rag
ments. We are pleased to chronicle the TACT that
the repairs have been thorough and complete
The building is remarkable for it's chaste SIM
plicity. Its architectural beauty is drawn from
the design ola Greek Temple. The lofty ceiling
is decorated with highly wrought panels. The Ark
Of solid mahogany (tho receptacle Of the haw) is
enshrined in a Greek portico, above which 10
placed the Ten Commandments inscribed on mar
BILE, in gilt otters in the Hebrew text. Beneath
these appears the following passage from Scrip
ture, emblazoned in gold letters in English:
s'KNow BEFORE WHOM THOU sTANDEsT -.
The reading desk, in the centre of the building,
is also handsome structure-the upper portion
being mahogany, with bronze ornaments ard the
base handsomely painted in oak.
The repairs have been under the supernten-
dence OF our enterprising fellow-townsmen,
Messrs. DEyEREUx BROTHERS, and reflect much
credit upon their mechanical skill and good TASTE
A handsome oilcloth to cover the entire floor
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN ARCH.
Z- DALE STREET,

At Private Sale ====z
THAT MOST ELIGIBLE LOTT on tn. west side Of
Archdae street. known the Property Of the German
Friendly Society," measuring 100 feet front by 213 eet In
depth less On the lot remaining the walls
Of the former Hall Of the Society," sufficiently strong to
rebuild on, and could easily be arranged for large
school private dwelling Also very neat two story
DWELLING, In complete order and occupied. There
is also largo clsern a1d three wella the lot, and
other walls Of kitchen and outhouses remaining which
easily be reAtted. This is most desirable location
= August "a fmw No. 2o5 KING STREET
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AucIHuub DaloSj otos oePtoLaUoA Az
Desirable Cuy Property.
BY COHEN, HANChEL AND co.
That very desirable THREE STORY BRICK Dwell
LING, stuated at the southwest corner OF Wentworth
and Pitt streets.
Tho Building contaios nino ta) square rooms, with
pantry and private staircase and gas throughout the
House, The lot measures sixty 1907 feet front on Pitt
street by one hundred and fourteen l14 feet on Vent
worth.
On the premises is twostory Brick Kitchen Brick
Carriage House and Stables and oil necessary oubud
ings, large ciatern and we'll Of water
A VACANT LOT on the south sidoo Pinckney street.
one door cast of Anson street, measuring thirty @
front, by hundred and ten ll0) feet IN Depth -
A VACANT LOT adjoining the above to the east,
measuring forty {40) eet front, by fifty 5o feet In
depth.
Terms-One.thrd cash; balance In /, 2, and years.
Purchasers to pay us for papers.
= September6 wfm6
Valuable Real Estate
BY WILBUR q SON.
RESIDENCE IN CALHOUN STREET
Residence In Henrietta street .-zsZ
Residence in ljogard street
Residence in America street
Residence in Bull street
Residence In Spring street
Residence In Kntedge Avenue
Residence in Court House Square
Residence on 9adsden Green.
ALSO,
DEs1RA BILE BUILDING LOTS situate in Mill, Bee
and Chapel streets.
ALSO,
DESIRABLE FARM situate 10 miles from the city,
with fine slated Cottage Dwelling thereon, well wooded,
&c.
AND ALSO,
Another TRACT, containing 3l8 acres well wooded.
ALSO,
4One Ten 10) Acre Square LOT OF LAND, with Build
inas thereon. about mile from the healthy village Of
New Summerville
For Pats of the above terms and further PARTICULARS
apply to US. as above, -=5===
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
September 3 mwf6