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SPERMATORRHOFA.

DR.. Doherty has just published important PAM
phlet embodyng his views and experiences in re-
laon TO impotence virity being short treatise on
Spermatorrhoea Seminal Weakness. Nervous and
Physical Debility consequent this affection and 9TH
er diseases of the sexual organs.
This little work contains information of the utmost
value to ALL whether married single and will be
sent free by mail receipt six cents in postage
stamps for return postage Address
W. X. DOHERTY, NJ D..
n50 San Francisco. Cal.
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DIR. w. X. DOBERTY,S
Private Medical Is Surgical Institute,

Sscran,snto Street below Montgomery. opposite III
PScitic Mail Steamship Colurany's ot.ice- Phi
va;e Entrance Leidestiorf street.
San Francisco.
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LACOUR's
sARsAPARIPHERE RITTERs

Have speedily grown in favor that
their unrivaled sale has attracted remarks and
criticisms of the trade Jealousy attributes their
to the neness of their general style and PRINCIPAL
ly 10 the originality and beauty of the bottle which
conceived and manufactured by California artists Mr.
1acour energetic promoter of California resources
desired to show that California has need OF being
butary to other countries for talent mechanical in
dustry.
The of their is the great benefit they
have been to the large number who have already used
them.
Mr. Lacc,ir is graduate of the POLYTECHNIC nstitnts
of France, and adds TO thorough knowledge of chem
isty many of experience and. after long and
careful experimental study has been enabled offer
Lacours Sarsapariphere Bitters.
They are the most efficient Blood Purifier, because
they combine with the wholesome Sarsapara which o
crates by cutaneous excretions other substances which
gently stimulate the secretons of the lower glands and
organs render digestion easy obviae costiveness and
remove regularly every impurity of the blood
They are unrivaled as remedy for Scrofuls. Dyspep
sta. Constipation Liver Complaint Nervous Affections
Collie Intermittent Fevers and all diseases arising from
impurity of the Blood or costiveness
Who Takes Them.
THE OLD MAN takes them as a gentle stimulant and
mild reiuvenator.
THE YOUNG MAN takes them to regulate his system
prevent disease, and stimulate to new life his
THE YOUNG WOMAN takes them to regularity
in her habits: TO tint her cheeks with the bloom
of health TO give sparkle to her eyes and
sweetness to her breath
THE HUSBAND takes them to promote vitality. give
strength to the body. peace to the mind and
with his health wealth and comfort to his fam
iy
THE WIFE takes them to invgorae and strengthen her
system. and aid to nature in regulating
her periodical sickness.
CHILDREN take them as gentle yet effective tonic
TEMPERANCE folks take them 8 mild pure stinu-
liant, containing of the deleterious essen
tial and fusil oils of forbidden drinks
THE INEBRIATE takes them to give tone TO his pois
onei stomach. and aflay the fearful longings
for strong drinks with stimulant that does not
madden destroy.
THE TRAVELLER takes them to prevent sea-sickness
and secure his health against changes of eli
mate,
EVERYBODY TAKES Them,
jeff FRO BONO PUBLICo.
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PATHETIC.

III not recall the broken vows
Thou once dldst breathe 70 me;
Thy conscience l viii not arouse,
Though deep my misery;
i Imay forget, and will forgive.
Though deeply have sorrowed:
But, oh be generous. and give back
The-money you have borrowed
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san Fra nctsco Ageney-Mr Thomas Boyce,
10 the only authorized agent for the RECORD IN San
Frsucisco Al orders left his Office New Merchants
Exchaufe building No. 80 California street. viii
be pruopdy attended TO.
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IL ford the afflicted sound and scientific medical sid.
in the t-ssne and cure Of all private and chronic dis
eases OF seo-ecy and and al sexual disorders
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Yeneral Sores. and Wounds Of all kinds.
CAUUOS.-None the genuine unless the words
'HoILowAY NEW YORK LONDON discernabe
water-nlark in every leaf of the book of dircc
tons around each pot or box: the may be plainly
seen by holding the leaf to the light. handsome
ward will be given any rendering such informa-
ton lead to the detection of any party parties
counterfeitinS the medicines vending the same,
knowing the same to be spurious.
- Sold at the mandatory of Professor Holloway.
so Maiden Lane. New York. and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the civil
lied world
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed to each pot and box.
Dealers in my well-known medicines can have show
cards circulars etc. sent free of expense by address
ing. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
mostly so Maiden Lane n. Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT /!
FRESH OYSTERS.
cOLDENcATE RESTAURANT
And Coffee Saloon,
Corner Montgomery and Huntoon streets, Orovne.
HAVING REFITTED MY RESTAU-
Il L rant in the best style. preprred TO
ceive my old friends and many new ones may fa
vor me with call
keep constantly on hand q large assortment OF
French and California Wine,
And Tennents Ale and Porter.
l shall keep constantly on hand Fresh Oysters and
shall serve them up at the following rates:
Stevved fried per dozen, so cents
hnW.-.-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 centS
also hava all kinds Of Fresh Fish three times week
Families Balls Parties and Assemblies of every ma
ture, supplied with Suppers. at moderate prices.
Private Saloon, fitted up in elegant STYLE expressly
for ladies.
From my long experience in the above business,
hope to be able to satisfy everybody
LEWIS CARPANETO. Proprietor.
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Holloway's Pills,
AND HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
ENISORDEES of the Stomach. Liver and

EnISORDERS of the Stomach, Liver and
~ Bowels. The stomach is the great centre which
influences the health disease of the syste-abused
debiitated by excess-ndigestion offensive breath
and physical prostraton the natural consequences
Allied to the BRAIN il is the of headaches
tai depression nervous complaints and unrefreshins
sleep. The Liver becomes affected and generates bill
ious disorders pains in the side etc The bowels SYM
pathises by costiveness darrhoea and dysentey The
principal action Of these Pills is the stomach and
the liver lungs, bowels and kidneys participate in their
recuperauve and reSenerauve operation.
ERYsIpELAs AND SALT RHEuM
Are two of the most common and virrlent disorders
prevalent this continent, to these the Ointment is
especially altagonistc its ''modus operandi is first to
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure
BAD LEGS OLD Sores AND ULCERS.
Cases of many years standing that have pertinacious-
y refused to yield to other remedy treatment.
have invariably succumbed to few applications of this
powerful nnguent.
EEUPTIoSs on THE SKIN.
Arising from bad state of the blood or chronic dis
cases. era,iicated and clear and Transparent sur
resaned by the restorative action of this Ointment
surpasses many the and other toilet a-
p'ances in its power to dspel rashes and other isig
ureinents OF the face
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Whether in the young old married single at the
dawn of womanhood or the turn of life, these tonic
medicines display decided influence that a mark
ed improvement is pcrcepble i'll the health of the
patient Being purely vegetable preparation they
safe and reliable remedy for all classes OF females in
every condition of health and station o. life.
PILES FIsrUIA.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and stub
born disorders is eradcaed locally and entirely by the
Use of this emolient; lamentations should pre-
cede its application Its healing qualities will be found
to be thorough and inyariabe.
Both the Ointment and the Pills should be used in the
following
Bunons, Burns, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Fisuia. tiout. Lumbago
Alercurial Eruptons, Piles,
rheumatism, Ringworm.
Salt Hheum. Scalds. Skin Diseases
Swelled Glands Sore Legs.
Sore Breasts Sore Heads
Sore Threats,
Sores of all kinds,
Sprains.
Stiff Joints,
letter.
Ulcers,
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MEDICAL.
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH

Every Man His Own Physician.
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RoEsk5AUM's RiTTERS.
Cures Dyspepsia.
Cures Diarrhda.
Cures Jauniice.
Cures Liver Complaint
Cures Indigestion.
Cures Fever and Agre.
And all Bilious Diseases.
QOSEN .AUfS BITTERS ARE TxYr
- lnvahds Delight, the Poor Mans Friend IT,
Ehven Invlgograte Strengthen, and in plesant ,r.-
eradicate Diseases. way
TRY THEM.
For Sale by Druggists and Liquor Dealers ere,-,vnr
or by n p JAC0Iss = cy yy"hefe
oin24 4A5 Front street. San Francisco
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MEDICAL.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID !

Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
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u erwise Free Il would be equally useless and
necessary enunerate here the diseases cured At the
Institute All classes Of complaints treated bGt
consider my tty 70 mention those Of special nature,
SIS upon such the unfesiing and irresponsible qusek
,wes with phases well calculated 10 deceive those
norant o. the emptiness his professions First among
the sIxSial eonapiAlnts is
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Established by

DIR. j. c. YOUNG IN 1850.
sss Washington ST, below Montgomery Francisco
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BAUGH'S
RAW-B0NE PHOSPHATE.
400 TONS DAILY EXPECTED.

4 8 THE AGENT FOR THE ABOVE MANURE, /
"a Last year submitted to Professor Shepard of tho
south Carolina Medical College, sample for analysis
and with his endorsement, recommended it plant
experience fully confirms tho Professors opinion Of Its
value q = aF
Tho best evidence that results Of its use on cot
ton Inst satisfactory lies In the tha
VINO then used are this year buying again. snd in
cargo Of BAUGH's RAW-BoNE PHOSPHATE is now
IN transit for ths port and in conformity my
form ruie 1t VIII be sampled and analysed Professor
Shepard upon arrival. The manufacturers have, how
sver placed in hands snalysis of tho CARGO noe
standard OF tho MANURE to bo fully up that Of
se2son. ".
The following Is the report Of Professor Williams re-
ferred to above: .
PHILADELPHIA, January 22 1857.
Aessrs. Bd,e1h d Sons /: 51I7 - -.
GENTLEMEN havc analyzed tho sample Of your su-
perPhosphaSe handed days sinco and ind it to
be composed follows: 7s7 7a
Moisture at 212 degrees Fahrcnheit.. 400 pcr cent
Combined Organic Matter. 90 IA per cent.
1oAa1.S 30! per cent
BoEc Phosphate Of Lime. SO Dor cent
Yielding Phosphoric Acid 10. .62 Der cent
tOther ingredients not estimatcd.) as0&. .@
Inc per centage amount Of Ammonia is very much
creator than that obtained fca most Phosphates
nave examined, and this in connection with rcai-
upon oy weak acids-tor instance, Caronc Acid-will
account Tor the markedly avorabe results which have
been obtained from the application Of your fertilizer
Respectfully.
CHARLES P. WILLIAMS.
Analytical and Consulting Chemist
J. n. ROBSON,
AGENT FOR TIE MANUFACTURERS.
No 81 East Bay, Charleston.
January 81 thstu . lno
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SACRED CoNcERT.-Wo learn that sacred con-
cert will shortly be given in the Citadel Square
Church, and that it is the intention Of those who
are undertaking the matter to givo music from the
most celebrated masters
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UNDER DECREE IN EauITX.

Gddsde:z Us. Prolhro. #r
WI De cold under tho direction OF tho undersigned al
9th dsy Of February, 1857, at ii O'Clock, lT-
All that LOT OF LAND III this city formerly knn v +
es thA land which "PROTAEO'S MILL" sk,n !. !.
fronting On Washington street westwarly and contain
ing In front on said street 122 feet on lands
oelong1ng to tho estate of Samuel Ham tho channel
oi cooper River; southwaTdiy land belonging to
Richard E. smith to tho channel Of Cooper River; and
eastwardly by the channel OF Coope. River feet and
more pardcularl designated Number 10 and Number
II on certain lat thereof sdc by Charles Parker Sur
veyor, on the - day of July, 1852. .-'---
Ierms-So much cash may be requisite to pay the
mortgage deht In this cnso with interest and costs and
the baln1ce In two aQuel successive annual instament
interest from date. payable sen,iarnuully secured
~ bond OF the purchaser and mortgage of the promises
The purchaser TO pay for papers. -
JAMES TUpPER
February ftu Master in Eor,iv
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AcKNowLEDaa1ENr.-We tondor Thanks to Es-
TELL & bRoraER, newsdealers and booksellers OF
Savannah, for package OF Georgia papers.
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Esqhty-t;ue Thousand Dollars Desirable Securities
\; a~F s'S.i @$Sss4s@s5 at Auction. III
@%&t4 BY j. DRAYVON FORD sSa
7&FS{f* Broker and Comm 1sston agent. =@&a3r
VIII be sold by order Of the President aud Directors OF
the Elmorc Mutual Insurance Company OF Charleston,
at the north Of the old Custom house. in tho city Of
Charcston South Carolina, on TUESDAY the 10Th day
OF February, 1857, at IL o'clock A. NJ without any
manner reserve or Limitation, the following valuable
Securities: y
5e COMPANY sIx PER CENT. BoNDs,.gu by
s16,p10E CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
S+3 SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, FIRST MORTGAGE,
SECOND LIEN. - 5&s s5s ,t5gz 4
$500 SOUTH cANoLINA RAILROAD SIX PER CENT.
- BOND. redeenabe 1868. ssE
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
$1,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SEVEN PER
CENT. STOCK. u ~ y. q,
~, Interest scrni annually 5gq.g-s - tif
u interest quarterly. Ls y q. s. y. w
IN. COUPONS, State guarantee. "
$GoAO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, FIRST MORTGAGE, SECOND LIEN.
s11co STATE oF SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS. 3. ~
397.6O SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COUPONS. ~ ~
ar .$harsholdcrs OF fhe Eunore Insurance Company
who purchase any Of tho above can have
interests in the asscts OF tho Company
credited IN settlement. II they 20 desire -, V &
Januery n thstus No, 40 Broad skeet,
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O'NcsA vs. Mcgee
viii be soId under the direction Of the UNDERSIGNED A.
tho Old Custom House in this city on TUESDAY,. the
26;h ~ day Of Of February 1857, ct IL o'clock a. NJ.
All Giat TRACT OF LAND, ia State OF Florida be
Ing in Township xix of twenty aud Township six
md seven OF range south and e.s and tho
plat OF survey made and returned into tho Office Of the
o. the United States tho State Of
Florida with the field notas thereby In r. W Norris
United States Deputy Surveyor le in ssld
containing eleven thousand nine hundred ninety.
Tho above Tract has been divided into sections of 16o
acres and will bo 80 eol1 plat OF tho Land may be
seen at the Office OF the undersigned.
Iernas--One half cash: balance in one year secured
by bond Of tho purchaser, aud personal security and
mortgage OF the lands Purchaser pay for papers
JAMES TUPPkH, Master in Eouitv
R- The following papers will please copy and send
bill to this Office: Savannah Republican and Aumst,
Constitu donAlist tut Tahrnarr N
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S 0LUBL-E PACIFIC
GUANO.
THE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANo1s IDEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. TT DIFFERS
ONLY IN THE PROPORTIONS OF TEE
2A617 ITT TAEpnurc

ONIf IN TIE PROPORTIONS OF THE
SAME ELEMENTS.
WHuE IT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA. IT HAS
" nearly twtse the quantity Of Phosphate Of Lime
1b per cent Of which Is Immediately soluble It's effects
on Cotton the past have. many instances ex-
eeled Peruvian auano bus In no case proved less
tervcnes the does not suffer from a ~ ie the
case with Peruvian Guano By reason or the presence
1t Of so large cent Of Phosphate of Limo it's use
proves the soil to extent ha be realized from
Peruvian Guano. @.' \
Every Of this Guano is subjected ia rigid inspcc
ton nnnlyais, and is sold basis ef act1al value
The undersigned Agent is prepared to the tes-
dmony OF well known South Carolna planters in evidence
Of the superior excellence Of ths Guano- wv r~" M
J. n. ROBSON, Agent,
December tuthssu3rac NC, BAY
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UNDER DECREE IN EQU1TY.

e sgl Sa 1L pQTH ldCLeOu.
VIII be eold under the direction OF the undersigned,
the old Custom House, In this City, TUESDAY, the
12th day Of February, 1867 ut II O'Clock. t.
tho DISTRICT OF Anderson containing ono more or
less lying In the southeast of lot Of three
Is 9o1Og nores conveyed by West 4. williams to DAME,
BrowR the 4th day Of sepenbcr 1885, which lot waa
improved and formerly occupied by +. A. Hoke
bond purchaser and mortgage OF the premises with
interest fro day Of sale Purchaser 70 for Pagers
s$issEssI fsst.. Hst .as @ JAMES TUPPER,
January % layae$ tufB sG Master in Equity.
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s"2 Htkeu Ta. Makeu. 1ts,:
VIII be sold. under tha direction OF tho undersigned
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 18th Fchru-
ary. 1867, at II O'Clock A. t.,, l5Gs =
l. An that PLANTATION situated at the head Fosters
Creek waters OF Cooper River the Upper and Lower
Back River Road. In the Parish Of St James Goose
Creek and known :.Liberty Hall " containing thirty
six hundred and s01) acres; bounded the north
lands Of estate Of William Bell: northeast and
east on lands Of William stoney; to the east Brick
and northwest by Fosters Crock; to the west by Hoe
hail. belonging to the estate Of 8. J. Smith, and to the
2. Al that other PLANTATION. situated Edisto 1sl
acres, situate public road, oppoats tho Episcopal
Church. 4@. g7
Terma-One- third cash; balance in aud two years
secured by bond and rnortage Of premises, with In
terest payable annually Purchaser to pay for
VI -3 JAMES TUPPER,
january oS d Il l.s / Master in Enl1itv
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Edisden tc0tlsdcn.
THIS DAY, the 9th of Eehruary, at II o'clouk A.
a., viii eo sold tcr the direction the Master il,
front OF the Old Custo n House, "
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon
snte on the north side OF street. bounding HaEaD-
stead !uoLc Mall TO tho nors measuring in front tho
ECO feot moro or loss: bounding north Of Mr.
aur1nan east on lnnd OF ". $. :dsden. aud on
lands OF A1rs. Dotterer and Nr. El3 ~.
Ierns-One-thind cash. balanoeia bond, with intereat
annually and mortgage Of the property, tho buildings
to be insured and hcy assigned to Master Pus
cs2sar to pay for papers. J. w. GRAY
February thl t1l3 h1a,t,r in Enr+v
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e. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
BONE DUST MANURE.
J. N. ROBSON, Agent,

@
WE BEa TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
w Ehs to the above ns superior manure for either
Corn OF Cotton the experience Of last proving it
equal not superior to Peruvian Guano. So ~2l
The following Is the report Of an analysis made from
lot now IN store: As '5s10 z75 n"
Phosphate OF Iime. soluble. .................. 500
su]phate OF Lime md traccs OF sulphate Of
Ammonia. Potash. Soda and Magnesa,
with soma free Sulphuric Acid, about, 500
Hygromehc Water expelled Mt 2l2 degrees. $500
Combined Water e portion Of this belongs to e
>-s- tho Phosphate Of Lime. which was esti-
mated after its ignition; the greater psrtof
Animal Matter) and Animal Matter...... 5000
sanca (sand). .................. 2.oO
d. 10000
Tho Animal Matter might be supposed in fertilizer
so largely derived o fab. s less highly nitroRenized
than that IN the Peruvian Guano Still il VIII afford du-
ring the process Of decomposition. about three per cent
Of Ammonia Tho Oil (which is remarkably abundsnt)
though not generaIy reckoned among Manures being
ere assocsted with other Less stable animal
cannot mil OF adding to the value OF espe-
ciany on light sot1A The tnsuluble Phosphate being
thoroughly organized and the game tne natnute;y
divided i also well adapted gradual appropriation by
the plant aS4 #~&. - '.71- So-.
I, According to the present sample. GOES SUPER
PHOSPHATE Is . judiciously and faithfully manufnc-
tured Manure. and viii not disappoint those who VIII
give It trial Even employed alone should expect
highly re1nu1erdtive results. IA %4 ar
(signed) CHARLES UPHAM SHEPARD.
Price s65 per ton Of 1000 pounds 177 -'- mi .5
For sale by E. H. RODGERS 4 CO., @#
G%'&lst.h @ Sole Agents for South Caroline.
JnI1uary II E stuth2no North Atlantic Wharf.
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AUCTION SALES,


! Dcsi,y,l,. I3,..,j,- >, -
Ru,iett" and W ,c,,oa,.a I..e so.nsst s eo''e'' Of
! THIS D,y XIV r,: a.. w MITaEf.
the nnrb sin or VIII be offered for sale
| BRICK nWiI ~ i.aNn with tho two-stnry and half
known hy ~. ~ a. ~ WIN tnH oitbuiings til rcou,
| Tho House cont,ins az n,nr ,,u inu wy sa arrest
Try WIN dressing room ab We. with three flushed o,,:
naic "'H @ PIAZZA large cisssrn built in 1852 ugt
contra -,,.., 49, ' ,'Si'c, WIN heavy cor7lIc", and
T;,n E;..t, ~ ,Mer WI moor: Gas dirouhou tho houe
roons i, vi Woo. rl'e' TOOL nains four square
und carranc hmp ;.t s oil the lTcnss Is stahlo
servants anart,nents m, Jt dops . ABOVE h up Tor
Tic 'ss s ar IL asst ,s street e:r o Ss
possession will be given Tho above promises cau h
treated for private sale and All h., nsno.tI @ @ 9I ~
cation t, '' (''' - ADSl't''o On app:'-
three years bond and norsgasc with interest
pasahln ,s M Ms'ni,a''aiy - ccr Buildings to b. in,
snred ard policy rcd Purchaser to nuy mo for mn
6ooss and Sto.$ L"nssy Dry Goods, C7Ything, DO.
.r;,,c ~ ~ =. 4 W. KNOX. %@
Meet nv =, - ~ o 3nts; M their sales rooms. No. 1873
An 4ss"r1'ne''. Q, f>Ncl Dry GOODS
DRtss Goons t,StrI tSrS,i'Hrs.SG: M! .
Rib,n. %S..'i; % nak,s Mo"l!"i and Cotton Hosiery
wurcs Notions Sc oaA's' he''ons' l'aees. Small
ar1-;.o !, :, ] ]Mso
Tiuht case. ~ IU I,:r. i. "a II Nv W.
Con,iticHs rssh 80 - ING Sho6S.
---N-H--.',ees eo-o eeSn. February
4 Tuluu1Ae sea Lxand COLON J,,,.-,,1,,,o
Isl mi ~ I'a,,s i,,.;;aa : ea'au''o'' On Joh'ls
Real Estate Isrnlscrs NJ - M
Will 10 sold mt ~; ;hjic I,,r ~ -. Dtoau strcct.
Old Cust1n U,,,sn ~ 1lc norsn steps o. tho
ruarv n, II o,,.onI. AA' ~ 'ue otli OF Fob
All tint yul1,hlo nI a aS,rAr1on
Hill on tho Ed.nv,1c En,1 80 As.h u acorn
tanning six buudrsi Is.m a.- 1, nueoee .',1dse. con
class Cotton TnI - ,e1 e5es. more or ors or first
vhic ~. 1870 1eS H-Atareo ana fifty ts50) acTos OF
Anyoll ~, t, s., o1ua9oo north ny lands OF Mrs.
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eRsGus;;! E A.,
IMPLEMEN,

OF ALL KINDS, AT Low PRICES; IRON AND
~ Steel Ploughs Wheelbarrows Trucks. strnw and
Salh Cutters Corn Shelters Tanning and Grnn Mills,
Plough Casting Gin Gear and other Castings, Horse
Powor Threshin9 Machines Guono, Bono Dust Phos-
phate of Lime, &c. g.N JOHN MOORE,
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. \

BJ'0,cae us. Whil1ey.
Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, in this city. on TUESDAY the
i2th day Of February. 1867 at II O'Clock A. NJ,
the south side Of Td street. this city known by the
number A. Bounding to the north Tradd street; to
Sn1by and wife tho property Of Lnnneau; TO
the south on land late OF William Harvey. deceased now
now Of William nglesby. Contain Ing in Font on Tradd
street twentyh t25 feet and III depth hundred
and Ave (l05) feet, be the Z ore or less.
Terms-so much cash Is necessary pay the costs
OF these proceedings balance in one, two three
four secured by bond OF purchaser mortgage
Of the premises With interest from day sae payable
sennt-annnally. Purchaser to pay for papers. -.,G
JAMES TUPPER,
February1 flu sf. Master ir ~?lity.