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Important to Invalids
TALL SUFFERERS-es

From Pulmonary Diseases, Nervous Debihty, Female
Weaknesses, or Chronic Disorders Of any nd-
ture, and all rhose vital forces are depressed,
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Nervous Tonic and HnVigOra tor

NERVOUS AOhic hhN A"NABVE~sVNS
Are earnestly referred to the following Testimony
in favor of INCHESTER'S GENUINE PRE-
PARATION of the
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HYPOPHoSPHyTES,
Medical Testimony.

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LOCAL MATTERS.


To orr suBsmmERs.-We would call the atten-
ron ;,f those who are Indebted to us throughout
the country. that the old year is closing and their
accounts are not yet settled. The price of sub
acrption is not large, and will not be missed from
their plethoric pockets. The first of January has
long een celebrated as day set apart for closing
ola accounts, and we would not have our friends
depart from this time-honored custom. Money IS
tho motive power Of every enterprise, ana news
1ape,Y are no exception, and we respectfully ASK
cur country subscribers to cash up and commence
the new year with clear record. =Z
TIE HEAVY STORM prevailing, together with the
ice aud snow. have interrupted the communication.
and nothing has been received to-day from either
North or South.
hAsoN1o.-At the annual convocation OF Kings
tree lodge No. 46, A. F. NJ, the following o1hcers
xo,o eleted and installed to serve for the ensuing
Masonic year, viz -:
Iro g. W. MAURICE, W. NJ
Bro. j. 8. BECK, 8. W.
Rro HANDY HOILEMAN, J. ".
Fro. M sCHWARTs. Treasurer.
Bro. W. J.. LEE, Secretary.
T;ro LOUIS JACOBS. s. D.
-Ero J. A. SALTERS, j. D. -
SO. HENRY = s0koM9Ns, s}k42 Stewards,
p-o CONRAD GWINNER, Tyler.
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Am u USE M { MIS-
ADJUSTMENTS.
BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION :.
WITH THE MUCH ADMIRED
DISSOLVING VIEWS.
or THE==
DINOP'TRIC LANTERN.

rE,O.MORROW tTUESDAN EVENING", AT "a
l O'Clock, q series Of INSTRUCTIVE AND ENIEis-
TANNING VIEWS, with ssolying scenes will be exhb:
itod by means of the BINOPIIlIC LANTERNS, at Trim.
ity Church. Hasol street. ia aid OF it's Sunday School,
The entertainment will include Views in Palestine and
the East Prominent Cahedras and Minister'S OF Europe
scenes in the arctic Regions with movable views OF the
"Aurora Dorealis' or sNorthern Daybrcals.
Eruption of Mount Vesuvus; smoke and flame IN mo-
ton, by mechanical agency.
Copics of celebrated Statuary; Incidents of the
Iato War; including the most remarkable events IN
Charleston Harbor; March Of General Sherman into
Columbia; tho Burning of the City.
United States Troops Entering Richmond.
Sinking of the Stone Fleet off Charleston Harbor;
Battles Of Fort Sumter; Attack Of the "Ironsdes and
Monitors.
Fort Sumter az it now appears.
TIE WONDERFUL LAMP, WITT pisss,LVls3(s
SC EN- F5s.Z ===
"TTIls I.hsT Qs.LII1IE- ssts..--'s--.--=
,raTaIs 10 be Lad at HOLMES BOOK HOUSE, cornet
King and Wentworth rocts: a! the Door OF oi the I'm
dersigned. Z-= =,
25 cents EACH -
LEONARD CHAPLIN, suporntendents.
December 81 Il " =
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Seasonable Suggestions.

Winter in this climate is trying season. It's un
steady temperature greatly aggrayatcs dyspepsia anu
acts very unfavorably upon that sensitive organ the
liver The alienation OF frost and thaw keops the pores
of tho body continually opening md contracting and tue
result is condition Of the system favorable to the acuon
Of the atmospheric virus which produces intermittent fe
yors. Hence PROTECTIVE MEDICINE like HOSTETTEGS
STOMACH BITTERs is especially needed in the winter
MONTHS The effect of this great CONSTITUTIONAL lNV1a-
onAr in rendering the eeblest frame impervious
to all malarous Influences is grand fact demonstrated
by the uniform experience of quarter OF century AS
stomaclc an anti-bilious medciue, and preventive
aud cure of Fever and Aguo it is the ONE THING NEED
Pull which mono who valuo the preservation Of health
can afford to do without.
THE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR,
regret that they did not take the right antdotc at the
righ time Thousands who suffering from the
carly twingos of liver complaint and dyspepsia will be
PROSTATE sick beds month hence they do uot ar
rest tie mischief ut once. Nothing is moro easy.
course Of the purcs and best vegetable tonic and aa
ratiye known i'll modern Observation-Disclosures $
STOMACH BITTERs-will restore the digestive organs
to their full vigor and bring the disordered nyor uto
condition of perfect health as certainly sunshine dis
sipaes the morning vapors Fcver and Ague too s at.
once broken up by this powerful antidoe to all masma
tic diseases Strengthen the system with the Bitters and
you may defy a tho complaints which prevail at this in
clement season. .6 december 81
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day,

Auction Sales This Day.
]. ". KNOX will sell this day. at their sa1esrooms No.
1873 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion HOTEL at 10 o'clock,
dry goods, mantillas and variety of other articles.
= MIL1IGAN, MELcHEns Co. will sell this day, at their
store No. 20 Vendue Range, at 10 O'clock earthonware,
lumber, dry goods, furniture, &c.
To BAKERS, GRoCERs AND FAM111Es.-Do you wish
Flour warranted to mako good bread? Do you Wish
Flour that will bring You customP Do you wish Flour
that will make white bread and not sour? Then apply to
J. N ROBSON No. G2 East Bay, who has always a large
stock Of best brands Georgia. North Carolina, Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels half aad quarter hags
December 10 Z1 1nW12mQs
To pLAnTERs-H you wish Fertilizers, apply to ]. N
RoDsoN No. CO East Bay, who has always large Stock
and on tile most favorable terms
November 80 - thatu2mos
iittssfs nov IN use arc PANnn1ne
Hepatic Bitters. They fail to give relief Try q
bottle and be convinced. For sale by all Druggists IN
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NoT1cE.-Drs. CLEoKIlY E
soHLEY tof Columbus, Ga having permanently located
In Charleston respectfully tender hoir services TO the
citizens, in the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. c. has had the experience Of fifteen years In this
school Of medicine. e.=== =Zzzz
Office OF our residence, No. H. s. ". corner COLLEdE
and GREEN STREETS corner of Greon).
HHnyE1 NJ OLEoELEY, NJ. ID. -. PHILIP r sCHLEY, NJ d.
Septemhcr5 l'r
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For AN 1Rn1rArEp THROAT, Couon OR Cold
.sIyoaons Bronchial roches" are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good
reputation they have justly acquired. As Tiers
are Snaat1tions, be sure to OBTAIN the genuine.
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TIE ATMOSPHERIC OF LOVE is q pure sweet
breath. This desideratum is one of the results OF
using Sozodont, which not only inyigorates and
preserves the teeth, but renders the mouth as
fragrant as rose. tus
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.

For Sale, Building and Farm Lots at GeCa'gGs
Station South Carolina Railroad.
Will be sold TOMORROW, January 1st, 1867,
large number of BUILDING AND FARM LOTS.
Georges Station Is noted for good health good .ner
and convenience to Charleston Market and is well lsed
for agricultural and manufacturing town. plnt oan
bo seen ut the store Of ". s. UT5EY Georges Station
Terms-Quarter and half lots cash; acre lots
half cash, balance in years farm lots Of four
more, one-trd cash, balance in one and two equal
nual instalnents; all pay,nents secured by bond and
mortgage. JOHN MAI.
December 81
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY,

a.-THELISTO TOFLEIyrEFS I2hi-
NAMING in the PostoHce at 'ne
end of each week is published oIn.
,oially in t H II % ALL Y N y w %
every Friday morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO WHOLESALE aRooEns, LIQUOR DEALERS, DIE
TILLERs DRUGGISTS, GLASS AND "
SOAP PMANUFACTURERS

ESSENTIAL OILS. EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
favoring and improving Brandics, Whiskeys RUNS,
Wines, Cider, &c. &c. Age and Body Preparations for
Neutralizing and Modifying Wisioys and Spirits E1-
tracts of Holland and London Gins Colorngs, Gum and
Sugar syrups, and Fruit Juices DR.. Fochtwan0cr's
Treatise ON Fsrnes,ted Liquors. e0th 1000 Receipts and
Directions. |
DRUGS CHEMICALS OXIDES, ORES, &c.
For Soar MANuFAorunEns-silic of soda, Soluble
Glass Liquid Quartz, in Dry Crystal Liquid or Jelly
Form Caustio Soda, Soda ASH Palm and Cocoanut Oils,
soapstone and China Clay.
All orders sent to me will have prompt attention, and
every information required will be choerully glvon by
JOS. w. .FEUCHTWANGEH,
No. 55 Cedar-street, New York.
October 10 w1n31noB
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,
CRY HALL, November 9, 1900; q, 4 an
A LII PERSONS DE9IROUS OF ItEB BUILDING IN IL
n Burnt Districts and Wuste Places OF the cl.y I'LL a
der can Aot Of the General Assembly, giving husaos i
ter OF Fire Loon, with view to aid in building ", @ t1e
City anew a1o hereby notified that me for% m o Gl appm, apr
eaton for loans be obtained At ne ONCE en1 Jl0lA
All Implications must be filed in the above mentioned III
slider the same. n o,rynrr
By order Of the Mayor. "; VI q. % sMal 49,,
November 10 - ZGAeAA VI ,~'"''".
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PRIVATE SALES.

snie ,noxses ysaielss, ss a e., q! Ayctiol.
4 Icy SMITH & McGlLLAvkAY, lI :, s+.,,
No. 27>Rroad street, south side, near stal'
street, =
Sales Of FURNITURE, &C., at private residences Z
s Auction every WEsNEsBAY for HORSES, VEHICLES
FURNITURE, &C., at 10 o'clock, at our Office.
October . .z.
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,prb aottfnben am 0icnpas gocub, ben 1lcn 9annar
in bcs qurnz zSaue Gntrtstarten tnb bel allen Witt
aIi,bern bes gereins 5u paben gum Yreis ION Sl
December 20 a Oas eelHhl'lles
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d Neat Brick Residence, an Eligible Corner saad,
and conueaiern small Dce2ISq1y.
BY B. MCCALL. Zzz=3s=
On THURSDAY the Sd day of January, IL o'clo1 af
the old Postoface will be sold,
All that neat and desirable two and ha story B
RESIDENCE ind LOT OF LAND, on the west side Of
Elizabeth street. near Mary street, and known as No 49,
containing four upright rooms pantry dressing room
two atics ald two story piazza with gas and crates
throughout slated roof &C. On the Lot which measures
Sc feet front and 100 feet deep, or less are kitchen
of four rooms carriage house, stables largo cisern sud
we'll Of water The location is pleasantand healthy
ALso,
All that LOT OF LAND, eglbly located at the south,
west corner of Elizabeth and Mary Streets no1t nosth Of
the above, measuring 80 feos front on Elizabeth l rec
and 1nn fant nss Mary street. having tEtl:t
On two an. half story frame Dwelling aud all nice
eupy outbnilngs ard conTeniulces With litts 81 ar5
lion ccni be made good stand :oI gt,lteei Iaily
.:a.a', z==Ssz5=z
.AGlo
ali t,at LOT OF LAND on thn south side OF Henri
street. No. a. containing IS feet front aud 100 feet d.
more Or less together with two and half story r
Dwelling. OF four upright rooms pantry aud dressing
room, and other improvements thereon.
Condtons-One-laf cash; balance payable III
year. with legal interest," to be secured by bond Of he
purchaser and mortgage If the proporty buildings t be
insured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay E. Me
Call for necessary papers.
December 81
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SALES.

Czysiny Sale Of Maatt0as, Dry Goods, 6c.-1dss
-" BY aS1' j. j. & w. KNOX. -,
1Hs ss Meeingareet Hhs ne st. top oppoas Pavilion Hotel yin be
= sold to close consignmente,
VAR VAR1ETY Of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, JE1vF1Rf
- = &C., &c.
An invoice of 100 MANTiL1As, just received I,er
steamship saragossa, from New York. compT1an s anT
Beaver Cloth Basques and Cloaks suited to the
SEASON. aud to which the attention of the tradets inVea
Afewlots MEMS WEIf1NeroN 151G, BOOTS
Conditions de@ ,css cash. .09Nl December s.
- M1LLIGAN MELCIIERs & co.,
No. "a Venduo Range,
VIII sell THIS DAY. 31st instant t., at 10 O'CLOCK
a crates and cask EARTHENWARE
Between 5000 and 1000 feet Lamber. n,,.rr, .,51,
:; With large lot Of DRY GOODS, VIZ: BEAVEa hsO
BnoADCIoTHs, Heavy Cheviots, cashmeres, sahnea
Tweeds English Blue-droy and Grey Delaines Fiannea
Hosiery Handkcrchiefs spool Cotton Cutlery Nofons
Watches and Jewelry, &C.
sundry articles FURNITURE, Wire Safes, ! Sewing
Machine, &c, &c. DecemDel D1-, o
Fish, Lu,n5e, and Litas Cargo Of British Brig
"oAspFo1G1s s. fNkT d,Eset doTnA 1f'n HssSo g 9o.
On TUESDAY, 9Th January, 1887, alongside Of British
brig "Chobuctoo ut Boyce's Wharf, at 10 O'Clock will
be $50 sold ca GARGo OF a SAID Vessel as follows VII 1
bbls., 4 bbls. and kits
- 81 packages Pchled Herrngs
II half barrels and kits No. l Salmon
II half barrels and kits No. Q Salmon
- II kits No Salmon Trout
16 half barrels Young Mackerel
1000 boxes Scaled and No. T[errings
so boxes large dry Goldfish "
IS n feet W6ito Pine Lumber, comprising inr''
Boards, and inch Planks
10 NJ Laths "A feet).
Conditions cash. DecambeE u
Horses, Drays, Mules and Harness.
MCKAY s. CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
(. No. 55 Hnscl Street, Opp. New Postomccs
viii sell TO OMORRO,,, 1st January, at 10 O'Clock
Three No: MULES, WITH DRAYS AND HARNESS
One Super Work Horse.
M-W be sold together apart OF desire of b,yere.
= Conditions cash, December 81
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House and Lot IN Cannon's Court al Auction.
BY SMITH 81 nIcGILL1VRAY.
Will be sold THURSDAY, the Sd of January, al X
O'Clock, in front OF their Office,
THAT LOT OF LAND on tho south side of Cannt...s
Court west Of Hargraves Tavern, measuring "a ee:2
inches front Cannons Court by lao feet deep more or
less, together with the buildings thereon
December % fmW3hl
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE..
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'clock by KILROY c;.
No. $50 Kng-street of general assortment Of DRY
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewehy, Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery, Perfumery and Soups.
December 81
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Samuel Fl. Brownee ct al vs. angelina e. EGTne,t, Ad
ministrat1'g, ct al,
On MONDAY the 7th day OF January, 1867, at IL O'Clock
NJ, will sell before the Court House, in Waterbor-
Tho sn following VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, belong
ing to the Estate of the late Noel Brownlee
TRACT NO. 1.-Containing 27G acres, more OF lets.
bounded south by lands formerly of George
north by the Four Hole Crcek east by Brownee trae
and west by lands unknown
TRACT NO. 2.-Containing 461a acres, bounded uor
by Thomas Ways land; east by George way Io, We.
by Noel Brownees land and south by lands llnKno@l
TRACT NO. 3-Containing s3l 7-lO acres ,, uole 9
north by lands Of Harley Hutson east M oy Hariax
southeast and southwest by lands Of E. - scout Esq
TRACT NO. 4.-Contaning 770 acres, mole M s, "a iesI,
bounded north by lands of B. Cummings anu rs vhru
iands west by of Mrs. Vinrd and lands suppose
to be granted to P. Givham anu r. 2 Il ia,u
south and southeast by John camper ana
hy 1ands of John Campbell and B Cummings.
yTRanT NO 5-Containing 1912 acres, more or less
,,nn an the Cypress Swamp and Captains Creek.
TLo above described Tracts oil situate in st. Georges
colleton, near the South Carolina Railroad.
oot10' ALSO,
The following Tract, known as the ''ISAAC'S TRACT
situate partly in Charleston and partly in Coeton Dis
head waters of the Ashley River and bounded ON the
north md northeast by the lands of j. Brownlee west
and northwest by lands Of Woof and Wm. Cummings;
south and southeast by lands OF the estate OF Elan
Brownlee and the Cypress Swamp.
TEnbIs.-One-third cash balance payable on credto7
and two years. in two equal annual instamense se
cured by bond bearing interest day Of sa personal
security md mortgage of the property.
Purchasers to pay for papers
Commissioners Office, November IS, 1890 ..z..
December 27 hln4
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snrpAY soHoo1 CELEBRAr1oN.-We would call
attention to the instructng and entertaining ex-
hhtion to take place at Trinity Church, Hasel
street., tomorrow evening at q O'Clock r NJ All
who enjoyed the views of the Binoptric Lantern
when exhibited in the Charleston College, Will pe
glad of the opportunity now presented to renew
Their acquaintance with Palestine, the Aurora and
the war scenes. The price of admission is a mere
tlitie, and the amusement and instruction to be
do.iyes! from visit fully repays the expense
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ua.os...oysp.ftio sisfs ssT II use arc p4pnr1ps
Hepatic Bitters They fail to give relief Try q
bottle and be convinced. For sale by all Druggists. IN
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Lease of a Valuable Cotton Plantation on Johns
Island al auction.
BY SMITH & McCsILL1VRAY,
Real Estate Brokers, No. ~ Broad street.
Will be offered at public outcrJ, THURSDAY Che ID
day of January, 1867 at II o'clock on the north steps
of the Old Custom House,
The LEASE for years of that valuable Sea islaItt
Cotton Plantation known "Acorn Hin, situated Oh
john Island; 600 acres in all, 900 cleared.
ance in two equal instaments payable 1s Of July nt
1st of Decemi1erZ t1ths3mWth3 December 2H
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last night Of the year-that time being sup
posed to be pre-eminently adapted for pious medi-
tation and thankfulness. There are few of us who
do not remember the vigils and welcomings 30
common among negroes particularly those on a
plantation) at this period. It was considered Dy
many of them q disgrace and an i'll omen to DO
absent on these occasions We can still remolnoof'
when child, hearing the earnest Appeals OF ut0
cable preacher accompanied by The groans anu ia-
mentations Of his audience, which were speeui's
changed to shouts Of glory when the olo year %
pired and was succeeded by the new
In most communities this is taVorl'e oooe'''oal
for social gatherings and numerous ea,ll0s
played, many of them descending from 1no o.ue.
time In England and Scotland these games sese
played with an oxuberance of joyousness 'na' o''en
led to great e1cesscs. -Z
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR
THE YEAR 1867.
TTlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUP
i LIES for the year 1857, was ratified at meeting Of
Council held Friday evening, 28th ins and takea effect
from 1st January, 1867: .z-z
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Zinc MISUNDERSTANDING
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To THOSE wanting Artificial Legs or Arms we
would coll particular attention to the advertisement
in another column. mths
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ENGLISH CyrLnRY.-Mr. G. GRAvELEy, OF No. 50
East Bay, has long been known as IN importer OF
fine English Cut1ory, and he now offers to the
public fine assortment of every article in the
hardware line, including agricultural implements,
guns, &c. The planting season is about to COM
mence, and Mr.. GRAvELEY offers inducements to
planters that can hardly be excellod. visit to
his establishment will assure tho most skeptlcal
that his resources are boundless, and his stock
equal to aay demand.
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WE HAVE had the pleasure of greeting Mr..
anroprn Of the Augusta Daily Press, who visits
t,,;a o;t, IN hnsinoss connected with his paper.
Tbe 111, press offers superior advantages to SUBJ
sorhers and advcrtisors both account of its ex-
tensivo circulation and the low tariff oharged.
Our merchants and business men will snd it to
thoir advantage to patronize it's columns, as it
enioys all extensive circulation in Georgia.
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House and Lot on the north side Of Columbus
street, near the South Carolina Roaroad, at
auction.
BY SMITH & McGILLIvRAY.
Will be sold at II o'clock, on THURSDAY, the Sd ei
January the north steps OF the old Custom Eouae
That valuable LOT OF LAND on the northwest cornes
of Robbins Court measuring SO feet front on Colun-
bus street by Ito feet deep on Robbins Court more ~
less together with the comfortable residence and OIL;
buildings thereon, exclusive of The rear tenement
,Terms-Half cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
Dornmbpr 25 tuths3mWth3
ESTATE SALE. =ez
BY order of tho Ordinary Of Charleston District s. C
will be sold at II o'clock MONDAY, january 1867
at the plantation OF the late Charles p Shier nar the
State Road and two miles above Goose Greek Bridge,
viz:
GOOD WORK MULES
Wagons and Harness.
II Cart lot Rice Straw
Revolver and Gold Spectacles
Gold Watch
Plantation and Carpenters Tools
800 cords of Oak Wood on the land where 1t was cut
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &o., &c.
Terms cash. hOBEnl AUSTIN,
December % "a AomnlsEstol.
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Commissioners Office, November 2e 1890. 49,.
December 27 tnlu4
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Terms :

HARPER's MAGAZINE, one year. 90
IN, Extra Copy Of either the MAGAZINE or WEEK
LIZ aciu be supplied gratis for eOery Club Of FIVE
SUBSCRIBERS at 81 90 each, in one remittance; or
,Sir Copies for $50 90.
Back N1na6ers can be supplyed at any time.
A Complete Set, now comprising Thirty-three
express, freight at expense of purchaser, for So IS
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