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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
FOR SALE

number Of Farms of different sizeH, from 50
WA $to 1870 acres one Of 14i under good uti
G.E3l vaton miles from W lmngton, 10 ChristianR
unudtrd two Of SO near Centro,le, adjoin good
turnpike OF i0 within mile of the depot
Stanton In Mil Creek Hundred of l25 acres within
miles OF wilmington one of 100 acres In MIL Creek
Hundred one Ofl3a4 acres near Stanton.
Also number of Houses tine threa story in Mar
ket street one in Orange street. occupied a tavern
and buildaG lot with stable back TO be sold together
two three story houses Ia EA, 9th street. good brick
house No. l27 East Fourth street; one In Poplar st
description Of the above propet be had by cali
ing on NJ. b. OCHELTREE,
Real Estate Broher,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Wilmington City Pronprty

sszSGa Farm Of 1874 Acres lrrs, situated in
eItHI Cecil county aud state Of Maryland, three inc.
u aIl from ElktOn, tho Nottingham road, well
suited he divided Into two farms the improve
arc two good Dwelling Houses with good barns sheds
aud necessary cu-huildngs; abOu. 20 a high
state Of cultivation; good Apple orchard in ul bear
ing with peaches, pears, cherries AMI other fruit trees
There is the House excellent spring of water which
waters the whole farm, the residue the land well
in chestnut and oak timber the whole Ia we'll fenced and
has been lined two three times the crops
stock would DO sold fair valuation aud posssso
given nme lately II desired Il would 10
Tor property In WILMINGTON. II is we'll suited ir Thu
FIuit farm. JAMES II SMITH, the premises.
or WIN MoCAULEY, 616 Market st. Wmingt ~, Dol
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
FOR SALE.

T5,TN VIII sell At private sale my DWELLING
Es1EH HOUSE with Store AID Bakery att. ched stu
liz W. Atad on the Main street, in the middle OF the
srsh Town OF Newark delaware. The Lot is ~ feet
dssp by - feat front, winch Is erected good sub
stantia Frame House In good repair, containing four
rooms The first ioOr and tive the second with II
good eutry running tTough the whole DIV cling, there
is good Bsksry aud store attached ding gO1d
bu sin-hs good water AT the door, also K0 fAn-
stable aud wood house This property is worthy OF the
notice of any one wanting to 40 in business The
terms will be made accommodating and n portion OF
the purchase money can secures the premises
For urtbar Information, call address the under
signed, living therein MARY FERG UsON,
NINA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

IeHu OF SassafrAs, July 20, 1919
us d Whanns Phosphate last fail win GOOD w.
suits ! applied it on TART of my wheat field, and
whore used It my wheat wus excellent. On tbe
part tho Mold which did not use it nv wheat was
hardly worth cutting; you may send me IS, al. TONS
for this tall 1 wish no better fertliiser.
VIM. A. BRICF
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

NeW NsTTF TFTNW7ITN- WNY II T0UN-
used WhHnn's Raw Bone Phosphnlo last yca-
on corn, aud do not hesitate Ia sn that it doubled
the crop also used it wheat !ast fall thu
wheat Is now tpter than where | used harm yard
pafurc. DAVID " dEMMILL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

~ IEasET The LEGISLATURE Of Neg Jer.
- =, u Tues la OF .d5t @eek .4..Lc. the ameud
u,ni to the Constitution. b. 8 vote Of 10 lC
"a We So ..e aud 81 to p Ii tee Hou2e Ana
a- Tuesday OF ,4ia week Hlu. Als4 - der G
Ca;;rll wes rhosen ULIted States Senator by
a .ml.sr vote, n the place of Stockton, ousted
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

Sheriff = Sale

By virtue OF sundry Mtts Of Levari Facias to me
directed will he EXPOSED t. Public salr at the Hotel
Albeit nut'er in the town Of New Cast in New Castle
llueirSd on MONDAY, octphersth, 1885, at 1l3o'eoek
NJ the following described Real Estate, viz; All
that undivided two thirds OF that clin tract of Land
with the frame dwelling house. barn anil stabn there
on erected stu ued IN Pencader Hundred New Castle
county, state " Delaware, bounded by lands OF William
W. Stewart. sitter Kctlewool and others, Conta nnl
.2S AereI vi Laud he the same more lass.
Seized and taken in execution the property of Emil
Tri.tn ami Mary H. his wife and william VI strAdsy
Margaret strai.y, Sarah A. CLARK, Matthew Kettle
wood and Mary kittle~nn trrre tenants and be SOLE
by GEORGE S. HAuANY, sheriff
shariiIa Oflcn. Nav Ga.ile SenI Il. 1853 -l2.la
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

GROW VARIETY OF IRAstEs-A farmer
ehould not depend on "a single variety OF grass
alone to stocA his land. Neither clayer, tim
o,hy, blue grass, red top, or any other OF the
grasses will yield as largely when grown sep
arate as will different kiuds mi4ed in the slne
field. In pastures the difference in prof is
greater than in meadows, between stocking
win one or sew raj varieties Where there Is
variety there is the best TOR each scasor ore
kind stare early, another grows vigorously in
the summertime and withstauds dIy weather;
n third may supply an abundance Of late fall
feed, enduring froit well, Then stock has a
choice and n variety, and the band is apt to
have deneer covering and more pasture is
thereby afforded
For msnurIal purposes it ia also better to
grow n variety Of grasses aud plants on the
| same spot Some draw more nutriment from
the air, others more from the soil some goud
| their roots down deep into the subsoil, cihers
| thrive near the surface. PERHAPS, too, the soil
may be wHrtins in some materials neces AIRY
| to the proper growth of one tinh Of grass, hu,
1t NAY he well supplied with wntt will pro-
mole the success OF another. The clover may
| winter kill---then there should be timothy auu
! bluegrass. There ia room and food enough
in the soil for many kinds to use at once
| give Nature time enough and she will put then
| there. Tho farmer should anticipate and
place them iu his soil iu the beginning Rl,
ral New YORKER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
NlAy2lsn


"a - Tho undersigned offers at private saIo n
lsssM truck ami dairy iarm, containing about n 4 y
41Ss2 Acres situated in New Castle Hundred on tbe
river pehwara, Ab'nt miles from Wilmington The
tlvatoh and very productive :htr, are 20 acres Of
marsh, the balance upland The buildings are sinai
INT eomiortablo. Terms easy. Apply 10
June 25tf Hr.nIvwi,,a ia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

FOtk RENT.

~ a. THAT large and eommndious Brick Hotel
.iEV located at Georg stOwn, Delaware, furnished
I;,Ak in the host style, and being considered one Of
S the best conducted Hotels 10 the state, the Pro
,rietor will sell the goodwill, furniture fixtures, Sc
With the pred tarm OF lease Of years at
Enable rates. ifappicat on be made Apply to
IACOB D. KINNEY. Georgotown. Dol mug 9s.it
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

"a EI-S' aa'or Francis Woodbury., OF Gejr-
ga, ~. at Siyalaab % he Is b inst Of by
"i'f1 5ola de"as o.ttea o. = lap dog TWO
ia1ashs ago,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

used whann's Phosphate on NV wheat lsst fall
1t paid mo very well wish no better fertilizer.
and shall use it for my wheat this tall.
JOSEPH M )RKlS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
w OrkingtOn Farm
Fairlee Steam Saw Mill.

IJf TIKI Subscribers offers Tor sale the
SUI IN above Mill property, situated Rogers
E.sszzii} SffH Store, p in
49, 49, IA ent County, Maryland
Seven Miles from Chestertown.
1t is fitted up to cut all kinds OF hard soft lumber
at the shortest notice. such AS fitch hamo, car, wheel
wright sawed feloes pillow beams keg for powder
lead kegs, and such orders be OF wood
1t is good neighbOrhood Tor all kinds OF logs Tn,
te will be made easy.
aug 94ms Kenmore 4 MILLER Proprietors
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

RED LloH, Delaware, July IL, 1866
Messrs, Walton, Whqnn & Go - tlsnilemrn
have used Whahns Phosphnto the inst season with
decided benefit, and ~ evider CO Of my appfccia
tion, shall require ten tons his fal Yours truly
Ono IYBOUT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

Cecilton, July 20, 1856
Last fall used Wbanns Raw Bone Super.phos.
phate along side ct other popular Phosphates and
also along side of No l Peruvian Cuano / an, vail
convinced that Whann's Phosphate paid me much
the best. You may send me tons for nv wheat
'histall' GEORGE BIDDLE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
WALTON, WHAMN & co.

lloed of Sassafras, Md, July 81. 1896
am so well pleased with the results Of Wbspn,s
haW Bone Phosphate that you may send mo four.
teen tons for this fairs seeding W. ]. GRIFFITH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
Thomas j. Mahafly,

REAL H:E ATE &c F.rNT%S
No. 30l King St., Wilmington, Del,
Has sal hfteeu Farms from seventeen two
dred and eighty nvS across within Tow h.ilss q vii
| mingtOu.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

The best and cheapest Shirt fronts for sale by
E, 7. Stroud & Co, 100 West I'd at. 23-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
ValunbIo Nnim az R'mbIic Sale.

- Tie sNTsc1IOeT WI Ok pose n lnblTc sale, Rt
Il n tho Hotel Jf ". T Chane IA tho Village Of
s.aal Odessa, on rCksnAY, the I'D day Of October,
15-l 1866, Mt O'Clock, r. Nj all that Farm Tract
ct Land situate in H. Georges Hundred in Now Castle
County and state of Delaware ghnnt ~ miles from Mt
Pleasant Station tie DcaW kattoa,l, aud abont
alta mile Iom the village of MoDOuuugh bounded on
the north by IHd Of iauos N.ndegriit on the east
by lam ~ Abraham Nandegrift. tie south by the
road leading from Boy curuor 10 Jauisnus corner,
and on tho west by lands late 81 Joseph CeRyer and
others, containing III Acres and los parches,
less; being all that part OF White Hall Farm, Which, by
proceedings in Chancery for partition, allott ed
the widow and minor child of Augustine Msil'y deceas
ed, and said minps mtgi"st in tho same being o
tered for sale nnder order Of the Orphans Court
This property is located in one uf the wealthy
aud highly improved dstrots in the county the lard
all cleared Int about eight acres, and tho soil il Of the
bet quality
TFHMS Ten per cant ca h rn the ds OF sails halt Of
tn ht moe pu tho ri MnnlAy Ia February next whom
the decd will br outcj and mort gp taken f1t tho
hNlA"rn it'll liberal credit. For iuttbor partiouRr,
inquire ct W G SrRuANCE, New cattle bel o. Of
the ruhscriher, CArHARINE MhlJIY
eaut Ia Part p,,n b,I,us,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

"rse sporough Caroline County, Md Jui, 81 66
We nave used Whaun's Raw ne Ph0srl g. we
CONSIDER 1t good fertilizer ard will usa ii , .ur
"hou' crop thn fad JAMES MhS,I,
JANE ORR IL.
Nh u. Ma GY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

SMALL. NHW FDHk bN NE
"a Alexander Mccoy. will sell lrcin tM,uty t.,
+ t.lrty acres Ui lila farm with the buiiIngs
E4s5l ltOrc0u situated ia Chriatana HundIcI abuu,
.h-A-1qix miles from Wilmington. Farm VIII h..
shown and terIGs made known by applying to
z j. MhHAFFY, No 30l King St
50 Farm OF ia Acres In Kent County Dol. ought
ksW miieH below smyrna, on the Del. X H., one hun
@-dred and forty acres OF which cleared the bal.
lane wood. rhe buildings aud fences good II
will he sold reasonably and easy city Property
snail farm near Wilmington, will he ken Ia rnrt
pay IAN ls.t THJS. j. MAIiArFY.
Chester County Farm for Sale
49, A Farm in Franklin Township, Chester Comfy
bsiiiH Pa, containing one huudred and twenty one
NY acres, hundred nf which 10 cleared, tho lgl-
anou 0d NO land Tho land in high state OF culti
yHiou and water in all the fields but Tie improve
meuts consist ola House, containing Gig ht don
lie decker Barn, tenant house aud stable 1t IL with
in miles of lime Quirries, and about miles from
p W. kB Road will he Rold low and passe-4iu
given 25th March neat Apply
TIIos. J. MAuAFFY, Sd and King Streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

MIuuIeIetoWn, Del July 28 1866
have used Whnnn's Raw Bone Suporphos phato
WIN very good results You may send inc three
tons for my wheat this falls Where used Wbann's
Phospnate last fall, my wheat was not disturbed b,
the fly, and where did not use IL my whea, was
entirely destroyed. BENJAMIN F. HANSON,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

FOTI Ftnnl DtIhWHFtl july tt TSBH
used Whann Raw Bone Phospha'eo on wheat last
iall with excellent results am nInch pleased
with it, and consider it valuable fertilizer: shall
uao 1t again this fat! DAVID STEWART. NJ d
Recently Chemist, Maryland Agricultural Society
Professor hemistry and Natural Phil ONLY 81,
Johns College, &c
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
SHEIsIFF'S SALE.

by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LEvARI FACIAs
to me directed will be exposed To- Public Sale at the
Hotel of Norris Dickinson, in the City oi Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware, on WEDNESDAY, the
~ day Vt October, ls66 o'clock, +. NJ the follow
ing described Read Estate, viz All those three Lots,
ieces parcels LAM situate the city Whining
tor, bounded and described M follows, TO wit:
No. l-Begiuning at corner Fifteenth street. ad
joining lot Of land conveyed to Slater Springer by
Thomas Shirley, and running by said land sutn thirty
two degrees weHi seveUty foot to cofner Of sal
laud thence north ftyeleh degrees west.t twenty one
feat y land Of Joseph shiplcy to post thence by land
Of said shploy north thirtytwo Degrees east seventy
ono feet Fifteenth sreetnnd thence along said Street
twenty one feet To- tito place OF beginning, containing
within said bounds One Thousand Four Hundred and
Ninety one Feet, he tho same more or less
No 2-Beginnng at stake in the limo VI lot OF land
heretofore conySyrd to Samuel File the elder by the
sd tt the public rad roaming di)goually from Market
:" King street theme" with said line south thirty two
degrees siXtysK ieet to stake tho said
ssnuel Files lot IN the limo Of ether land Of the said
Shpey thence with pad lue moth hty-eight degrees
west about sixty three feet to the side the aforesaid
read, thence thereby north seventy five degrees alt
three qnnsrh cast about ninety to the place
beginning, containing within sid bounds two tbon+aht
ana heVenty nine feet OF land be Tie same or less
and
No. "A certain lot OF land adjoining and bounded h,
rue sam Samu fes other lot, particularly des
crihod in an agrtament under hand and seal of JOSEPH
shplhyi beitiug date tho 3uth OF JRnnlry, A. d.
1874, Tor right to purchase price to hs fixed hy
majority OF three Arbtratnr-, in the aoresal
Toni running diagonnllS from Market to King Street
snail g hereafter vacated said agreement leng record
Cd IN the 20 for Recording eeis SC, and for New
Castle county refarenco thereto being had will NOR
fully and at large appear sail lots heing the
| % land aud premises which thomas Peterson and EVA
beth hts wife. John File and Jane bis wife George
O'naniel and Mary his wi e Samuel File and William
SARAH Ann his wife and JOSEF File by lndem ure b,at
ing date the Twentieth day ot June, A. D. 1870 for III
eln-iertuu thcrein mentioned did grant and conhtr
! unto the SAT- James W Tnons0u d, and his heir
| aui assigns, sc.
Seized aud taken Ia executions as the property Jas
rhonisou ami Sarah his wife snd -, aud to he sd
| GEORGE :. HAHANf, sheriff.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

empievillc, Maryland, July 20. 1865
have uesd Whanns Hnw Bone Surer n,st hate
and consider 1t one If the bC5 fertilizers have ever
used VIII cit for my wheat crop this fail
JOIN " DOWNS
hunting Greek, Caroline Co Md July 81, 1866,
used Whann's Raw bone Phosphate on my wbcnt
lhst iAil also, used y on corn this srting nm
Peased with it, and will u.c it this fall on INV
wheat crop JAMES FICKEY NJ
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CHARLESTON, 8. G.. Nav oath. 1sss,


have examined Professor BERsHARprs' very conn.,
piee assortment of Spectacles and Lenses They are
better adapted than any have before to remedy
the OF vision that be benefited by the
tai used is an item worthy OF special attention. as can
testify from personal experience Recommend Profes.
sor BEnNHARDr with confidence and great cheerfulness
to the patronage OF the public.
JAMES p. JERyEY, MD
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 2sth, 1868.
have examined great variety OF Glasses manutac-
tured by Professor NJ BEnNHARDT and In justice to the
Professor must say that his Glasses OF superior
who's the vision is in any way imperfect The Proiea
selected for pair Of his Australian Crystal
Glasses which are Of very superior quality and
anelip, rendering vision very distinct almost per
feet as In youth yield this testimony in favor Of the
Professors Glasses most cheerfuly.
E. GEDDINas, NJ. D.
cheerfuy concur In the opinion above expressed of
the value ofProfessor BERsHARDTs' Gssses and their
adapabiy to oil defects OF yBiop and also skill
and judgment ia adapting the glass to each special
perfection. II. W. DEsAUSSURE NJ D,
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 2sth, 1866.

do most willingly bear my testimony in favor the
superiority Of the Australian Crysal-sngle and dou
BILE vision spectacles all other kinds They are
constructed upon the best established and understood
principles of OPTICS and their adaptation to the human
in its different conditions of vision is 80 perfect ss
to render sight easy without effort In my opinion,
others should DO used since the eyes used
those do not seem to grow DID, and by having focus
at point Of the surface they appear rest the
eyes to their youthful energy
II. OGIER, NJ d.
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., MAY 2sth. 1864.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., May 28th. 1866.
have examined great variety of Glasses manufac-
tured by Professor NJ BERNHARDT, and CONSIDER them
superior In quality and adapted to meet tho wants of
almost every eye in which there is defect of vision
oheerfully recommend Professor BEnNuAnpr's ulases
to those requiring assistance.
W. n. HUdER, III. D.
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CHARLESTON, s. O., Nav 2stb, 1864

have examined an extensive assortment of Glasses
IN the possession OF Professor and consider
them OF superior qushty. They arc adapted to
overy and suitable to the various detects Of vision
in which glasses indicated. take great pleasure In
recommending them to the attention OF those need Of
such articles. Il. A. KIHLOoH, II. d.
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BOARDING.

pRIVATE BOARDING. .-- -PERNIANENT
Il Transient, and Day Boarders can bo handaome civ
ut tho southeast corner or Meetne and
Market streets Elmo rooms and accommodation 70,
families, at reasonable rates. limo NAV "a
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THE COPARTNBRsIIIP
III ERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE NAME
IL OF JONES DUBENDoRFF was this day dis
solved by mutual consent Tho business win
be conducted under the nsms Of EDWARD q JONRs
In the Old Stand, No. $40 King street. = - =
howard g. JONES'
Charleston, g. O.. May az. 1856 : : NAV 40
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Q0AOnA YEAR IADEBY ANY ONE
D GOOC WITH sI6-Stencil 1oola No ar.
pertenoo necessary. Tho presidents OasnIora. ii
Iseesursrs ofthree Banks iuhoese ths oirouIar "a
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"TAs' 9Senpnsio. v 'a9'i- harcbIi
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Omce Hours from 0 A. M. to p. NJ.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES ENTRANCE,
Second Floor, Private PerIor No. q.

N Blowing 10 engagements elsewhere, Prof BRnN.
HAnnr viii DO able to remain here but short time only.
May 81 limo
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., M.y 2s,b. 1ses.

We have examined the Lenses OF Prof. BRnHHAgDT
and consider them superior to any have seem They
feoons Of impaired sight but 10 relieve the wesress Of
vision which constant study produces. Many OF the
Glasses are Of new and ingenious contrival We cor
scientific optical assistance.
ELIAS HoRLBEoK. NJ. D.
WILL. M q. HORLBkOK NJ D.
VIM T. WRAGG. NJ. D.
r. PRYRE PORJHRR, NJ. D.
F. NJ ROBERTSON, NJ. d.
OHAs HAN KEEL. late Rector Of st. Paul's Church.
RadcliffeborouRb. Charleston.
J. 9. HANOKEL, Professor.
W. B. HOWE, Rector st. Philips.
O. p GADSDEN, Rector 81. Luke's
Testimonials similar to the above may bo seen at Prof.
BKRsHARDrs Office from
JOSEPH H. PLUNKETT. Pastor Of st. Paula. ports.
Hen. JONATHAN WORTH. Governor of North Carolina.
Hon. A. q CUHTlN, Governor OF Pennsylvania
Hon Eon g. g. H8hToS s4IFT Governor q Indl sna
Hon. RICHARD YATES, aoverno. of Illinois.
Il. SEYMOUR Governor of New York
Il. Is. FENtO Governor OF Now York.
And other distinguished eentlemen
Many ofpubllc practice and study In the hospi.
as re 20
In extensive long business in his optical
glassea best calculated for the assistance or re-
covery OF imperfect sight
Omce Hours from A. NJ. to Pm.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES' ENTRANCE,
Second Floor, Private ParIor No. q.
N Blowing TO engagements elsewhere Prof BRnN.
H.nDr viii bo able to remain hero but short tme only
May 81 limo
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TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS
CHARLESTON: 8. O.. Nav astb. !

From Medical gentlemen, Professors Of the highest
Opthalmic talent In Charleston c., and In Union
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ft IA REWARD.-STOLEN FROM MI "
HpCo stable on Oakley Plantation, rs miles from
Charleston, on the Northeastern Railroad on she night
OF the 18th SMALL BLACK HORSE MULE with a
new SADDLE AND BRIDLE; the Mule 10 shod and
pacos Fifty dollars rd will be paid for the appre
henson of the Mule and the thief the
for the return OF the Mule. NJ IT. GUYTON
April 16
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION.
FHNHE oopARFNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under tho namo OF COLCOOK, MooAI LEY G NAL.
10y is this day dissolved by Inutual consent of all
parties. pa Mr. JOIN CoLcooK. Commission Merchant.
all unsettled business Any per, on havIuv demsnds
against the hsm VIII please inn all per-
Charleston; TO Mr. d. MALLOY. iu Gheraw a. O. or 10
(5ignedj O. j. COICOcK
T.S. MoOALLEY,
MAY ~ tuths n..., d. MALLOY
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pLOODED MARE.--FOR SALE, A THOR
- OUaH-BRED MARE, ak years old this spring.
CHAPEAU. corner Chalmers aud Church streets
Mny 40 a
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ENOR RENT.-A CCEIFORTA BILE HOUSE
II in the village OF Summerville. with every mecca
gary outoading situated In the central part, far
from Browns Hotel.
For terms apulV at this ONCE tuth Mayn
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALEf FOR sALE.-FOR SALE, A
IL Retail Grocery Store. An old stand In a thichiy
aettled neighborhood. Inquire at No. 195 EAST BAY