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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

WOol,--Is coming in slowly. More and
larger lots we're offered last week. Prices
remain stationary and buyers are indisposed
to raise.
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singers sewing Machlnes.-.Mr. J.

bIhgeFs beWIhg MachIhes.-Mr.J u w.
Ryan is agent for the sale Of this popular
sewing machine, and we wonld advise all in
need OF one to give him call. They are es-
pecially adapted to saddler's and shoemaker's
stitchinR. Q IN t.-. W..
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JOHN T. Huss, Cashier.

Dceased rsefh are indicative uf dlsondersd
stomach. Aeidity Of the stomach has very de-
lsterous effect on the teeth, coE's DvsrErsIA
cvsE neutralises it immediately. u is the most
powerful corrcctor for the stomach known.
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Pittsburg, Fl. W. & Chicago R. R
TIME TABLE.
TRAINS GOING WEST

on and altar Aprii 20, 1857, trains will leave
stations dAify-Sundayg excepted-as follows /;
Train leaving Chicago at lbo p. NJ, leaves daily.
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Can Warrant,

and pieces that cannot fal 10 suit all. II Il ourds
termination 70 cell goods 40 dhraole as the beat
and cheaper than the cheapest.
pon't Gfgsl the place Rnoms formerly oocupi.
% BY The National Ekcha9ss Bane. nhawhan'l
Block, Tine, 0hio. ~. EafCh.
Apru u, tdSr n
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oun nErvHS.

As the hour for departure drew nigh, the sky
became overcast with dark aud threatening
clouds, and the majority Of the party deotdcd to
return in the steamer GrahG which would leave at
4 o'clock for the city, and being among the ma
Jority, proceeded to tho landing which we reeeh-
cd Just as the Gruai and tho shower came up. Our
party getting aboard in company with large
number Of others who had came to spend the day
on the Peninsula, we we're Rt length steaming a
way toward the city, leaving behind us the crew
Of the yacht and few brave admircrs who were
bound to return as they came. The rain poured
down, but the steamer sped on recking little for
favorable breezes, and in a hour we landed Mt the
dock opposite the hotel, fully convinced OF our
preferences for steamboats, on showery days.
THE EXCURSIONS.
Daring the day hundreds OF people visited the
islands on the Eeeaing sdr and IIand oascn, the
former making three entire trips on that day.
twice 70 Kelcy's Island and once to Put.in-Bay.
st4...I "TISis."
In the evening those who remained In the city,
were entertained with a fine display of fire works
at the Park. The Great Western Band dlscourscd
sweet unisic, and the bursting OF rockets and the
glare Of Roman candles lighting up the dark
shadows and painting the foliage Of tho trees in
weird,likc colors,--the groups seated hero and
there on rustic benches or gathered around tho
foot Of some stately tree, made upa picture both
novel and enchanting This was tho last act in
the drama OF the day, aud as the exrcises coased
and the crowds dispersed, the veil Of darkness
descended upon the sconn aud tired nature sank
TO n repose made doubly welcome by the excite
ments OF the day. h
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rHosE WE MEr.

Mr. Phelps, Of Cincinnati one ofour party, who
owns vineyard, near by, we found to be very n
grceabe AMI affIble gentleman. Mr. West, ono
Of the projectors Of the yacht Rs'fs's," is very
aid sanguine ON the speed Of his
boat, and short time since, we believe, beat the
yacht oVonts, " belonging to Mr.. Jay Cooke, A.
round Johnsons Island, and coming in three min.
utes ahead. Mr.. Hudson, his partner in the own'
orship Of the yacht, is as equally enthusiastic
but moro cautious
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

On and after May Sth 1867, trains will ar
rive at Tim, az follows:
TWO DALYTRAfNs Pass TIFFIN Each Way.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY n, 1851.


Ebert's Trace Fastener. is great
to a harness. Try Il.
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BptfiaI Natitcs.
FIT1sT NATIONAL. BANK
fnUV rTTETUrJ

This Bank ls receiving for conversion $50
Bonds. bearing per cent sold interest, the sic
Treasury notes due August 18th, Holders Of these
notes should convert or sen them At once. as the
oovernweut win not exchange after maturity and
not being convertible, they will not be worth a
premium after that time
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS redeemedl
Asascnts for Messrs, Duncsn. shefmsp 4 Co.,
New York, VIC are prepared to issue drafts for re-
mlttances to any par. OF Europe.
John r. HtjSs Cashier,
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Post No. 40, G. A. Rat tho semi-annu-
al election of officers, for this Post, on Fri
day evening last the following COmrades
were chosen:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-07-11

Wauted... -Busiasss Msn---to establish In
sursnce Agencies in Ohio and Indiana--a desira.
bio salary offered. Address,
r. o. f3ox, 1850,
aprll-'67-n25y1.l Cleveland, Ohio,
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Attempled Rohharr.-On the Fourth

Attempted R0hbery. 7-On the Fourth,
the house Of Mr.. Frederick Beck, back, OF the
Rocky Greek MilI, was entered, in the alb.
sence Of Mr.. Beck, a.Ahe Firemeu and Turn
er's Picnic by an unknown person, who first
broke in a Eight aud thea raised thewindow.
Mr.. Beck had in the house $500, which, his
wife before leaving the house, had taken the
peecauton to place in the bed-tick The man
searched all over the house, ransacked bureau
drawers and pantries unavailingly, the mon
ey was safe Nsighbors saw him enter, but
thinking him to be the owner, made no alarm.
Nothing was missed, and the money was
what heeyideDtIy hanksred for, Z E!
Railroad Meeting, ,-On Saturday eve
ming, Of last week, a meeting was called by a
petition signed by some ffy Of citizens,
At the Court House, to take into consdera.
ton the proposed extension of the Hooking
Valley Railroad, and whether i would be de-
sirAbls TO secure It's passage through this place
At the ringing Of the Seil, large number Of
our citizens gathered at the place Of meeting
and Hon. W. P. Noble, was sleeted Chair
man. Aiter stating the object Of tie call, be
spoke at some length upon the advantages
that would be derived from the location Of the
road through this city. Mr.. ]. NJ. Zahn,
was then chosen al Secretary OF the meet
ing. Jas. s. Yerk was called upon, and
made few remarks iu favor Of the project,
and Of the Importance Of securing this road
through Tifip. Upon the conclusion of his
remarks, committee Of Ave were appointed
to attend the meeting to bs held in Toledo,
on the lSth, which committee consisted Of
the following goptlemsn; =. W. Shawhan,
John N. Naglor. Jas. s. Ysrk, Abel Raw
son and Geo. W. Cunningham. fs
The Chair again made lengthy speech
upon the mineral resources Of ths Hooking
vailey--the Importance Of a direct communal
cation with Toledo, and the lakes, and upon
the conclusion Of which, the meeting adj
lOuFned 20 mect again on Saturday evening,
Of this week, at the same place.
Wa hope that this movement win result
in success
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Very comfar,abI. %

IL the man who suffsrs the best years Of his
Ifs with cone one or other cf the various distress
slng kidney complaints 1t has such a soothing
esct npou his spirit that he never feels like bit.
tnsA teu-penny asH alta single snap. nthere
DO a person in the eommunity, however, who does
not fancy thus complaint, he ecu be cured by using
apr. J. W. PoianFs White Pine Compound, ("
which has never yet failed TO efrsct speedy and
lasting cure, SOLD a, 81 per bottle By AZ Drug
gists.
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RAILROADS..
Cincinnati, Dayton & East'rn r. R.

M@aE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-17

II.
S1dU. Adnlansstr,ator, us., Bro,1ni11g ct al.
On TUESDAY, the o2d instant, at II O'Clock An. will
one na Of % the Old G. Custom House. 81 IN
Al that large and clisibly located THREE STORY
RhSk RR s1s tnas n on the vest side Kng
south lot of T B. Taylor. Kin9 street. and
King street 80 feet inches and 30 feet inches the
back line the north line 1so feet nches the south
All that LOT OF rLAND: with the two-story Wooden
dde Of Bull street. and Known as No. II. measuring in
front 10 feet aud in depth 144 feet less bound
ing North Bull street. cast lot of F. SchAer, west
lot Hopton, and south on lot OF John Francis
,e... ALSO,
srring front 20 and in depth fcet less
bounded north by Bull south by lot Fran
cs east by land estate OF A. Browning and west on lot
Of James Lee
James Goose Creek tho southwest side Of South Ca
rona Railroad miles from Charleston. measuring ISL
ner east and southwest by Farley and Thomas
Hyatt, row Momepoy. and west on lands OF Thomas
Leadpetter and J. B. Rhame. - &@
The PLANTATION known Golding Tract contain
ing ac.es situate in the Parish Of ST. George, Cole
ton District, about miles from ssummerville.
4 -8,' ALSO,
the above, known Givehnrns Tract, containing e12
acres tho together bounded the north west
Collins aud Mrs. Rye, and east by Land Of Col Joseph
Yates
,.Those SIX LOTS in the village of Accabea, known by
the numbers Z 8, 10. H. 20 and a. each measuring 100
feet front by 400 feet deep. a$ t@tS.
Three WATER LOTS in Lirnehouse street. known by
the numbers 15 81 43 plat of tl.e 1inehouse
Estate; the frat two measuring 81 feet front and los fee
Deep and the Inst measuring 6s feet front and los feet
deep. .-oSzs
80 .sia8i52f0s ALSO, 4f&$t ',, a-t-
Two HIGH LOTS at end Of Linehouse street. known
on said plat nuters IS and 2e. measuring 81 feet
front and 105 feet deep. S8tss:# 4
NJ Terms-One- cash the balance credit of cne
two and three yea secured by bonds Of the purchasers
With interest, payable semi-annuay, and mortgages o.
sured until bonds paid and the policies TO be
signed the Muster. Purchasers to pay for papers
Z. --5glE JAMES W. GRAY,
L JauuaryS s 5Ty--s5' thrn6 tu1 Master in Equity:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This DAY.


Auction Sales This Day.
JACOB COHEN Co. will sell this day on Accom1noda-
ton Wharf, at 10 o'clock TAO sacks Of Liverpool salt
john R1aos will sell this day, at his Office corner OF
Brood street and East Bay, at II O'Clock tuo-story
wooden dwelling in America street. two building lots
adjoining; also. immediately after. 100000 unburnt
brick. X a.lr 4
Bowers sncox will sell this day. in their store No.
127 Meeting street. opposite Market at half.past 10
O'Clock, On assortment OF furniture chairs &c
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Brown Wharf st
10 O'Clock, butter, lard, hams, &c.
MnIIeAN, MELcHEas Co. will sell this day. at their
store No. % vendue Range at 10 o'clock lot Of dry
goods, cutlery, furniture, notions &c. -I
M1zEs will sell this Gay, STORE corner OF
King and Liberty Streets At 10 o'clock well selected
invoice Of dry goods clothing &c.
r. l. A. P. CALDWELL will sell this day. on board
schooner J. ". Hilton, at Kerr's Wharf, ut IL O'Clock
about 800 bushels damaged corn.
LAunEr ALEXANDER will sell this day in their store
No. 1877 East Bay at 10 O'Clock. has wrapping paper
furniture, &C., &c. .T7.l .
A Novelty.
The latest and most eecual remedy for the cure Of
debility loss of appetite, headache torror Of the liver
etc, is PANKNIN's HEPATIc BlTTERs For sale by
all Druggists. tn
.'canst thou not minister to mind diseased, y
And, with some sweet, obliyious antdote.
Cleanse the foul bosom OF the perilous stuff
Thatweigha upon the hearth"
Certainly; PLANTATION BTTTERs will do it when
not hing else will Melancholy. Depression, Hypochon
dria insanity. all spring, less. from diseased
stomach, and this PLANTATION BrTTERS Is & sure
euro for. There is no mistake about it; Dyspepsia
Headache. Dizziness, Ague, and Low Spirits must yield
to the healthgiving and genial influence the PLAN
TAT1oN BTTTERs # you in doubt make ono
trial and be Convinced. tuthss January is
NY. T5&, y
and Powder will be abandoned, tho ladies are fast
loarnine the use OF EPrtsas FLUID EXTRACT sARsA-
rA11IIA AND QuEsNs DELIGHT. it renders tho skn
SOFT and rosy stuth5 january Ia
- -
To PLAN7ERs-n you wish Fertilizers apply to r. N
Rossoa, No. 50 East Bay, who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
November 29 su thstuamos
THE TIME TO ADvERT1sE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daily South Carolinion at Columbia ia now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ocel paper
Of tho State VIII be found present time espe-
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avan
themselves Ok very large circulation
BREAKFAST CAKES, GRIDD1E CAKES MuTrns Ro11s
&c. a'lmade light and wholesome by using tt P1orErn
YEAST POWDER You would Buckwheat without
having headache and eruptions the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers viii find this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls, Tea Biscuit &c. Sold By
GRUBER MARTIN,
January u 70 No 236 King street
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3 WATCHES, !, jEWELRY, ETC.
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS,

GREAT WATCH SALE ON THE pGpuLAR ONE PRICE
tPLAt?, GIVING EVERY RONXHANDSOMEAN
:, RELIABEE WATCH FOR,THE Low PRICE OF TEN
DQLLARS. WITHOUT. REGARD TO VALUE, AND
NOT To BE PAID FOE UNLESS PERFECTLY sAT1s-
100 Sold Gold Hunting Watches. . >, $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cssed Gold Watches. 200 to 500
100 ladies Watches, Joame1ed.. 100 70 800
go Gold Hunting Chrono.neter Watches.. $50 to 800
209 God Hunting EnElah Levers. 200 to 25O
a0o Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. $50 to 200
500 e hunting Iesess % g g 80 $50
go SILVER Hunting Duplexes: IS to $50
eco Gold Ladies' Watches so to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepnes.. 80 to rs
1000 1sceaaneous Silver Watches. SO to 100
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds. 10 to IS
AT Esery patron obtains .! Watch by this arrange
men eosang cut s1e. whls It may be worth $3.50. No
partially shown -GA 3I sla ~
. A.ssas. J: H1cE1lso = Co.'S GREAT UuoH WATCH Co.,
New York CITY wish 70 Of the above
magnificent stock Certificates, naming articles are
placed in sealed envelopes Holders are entitled the
articles named on heir certificate upon payment Of
Dollars. whether It bo Watch worth $3.50 worth
less Tho return Of any OF certificates entities you
Of Its worth. and arcle valued less than $40 Is
named on any II win atoncebe thAt this
IL no Lottery, but forward Legitimate trans
scton. which may be participated In by the
fastddiouA. $161 u as-3 SGfs3
"A single Certificate .wl be cent by mail post paid,
upon receipt OF rs cents nyo IL eleven for 2 thirty
three and elegant prezntan for Sc, stxtyx and
valuable premium H10 hundred and pnost superb
Watch for $16 To Agents those WsfR employment
this rare 1t to condueted
bustnsas dnly a.itnerzed BY the open
e t6s1sss sas Sss e.ssfal T s:tHHn z;. RI
u Nos l4v HzOHtfwny. NJ r. y.
Oecenh&B u a52s SsS :iI.. '54Stc 1npo
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For Sale, Old 1beoza Plantation, IN ST. a,dresos
Parish.
By LOUIS D. DesAUssURE, No. a3 Broad
3ti5 gtrcot. .m HIf

At Private Sale EAa ll-&,
The PLANTATION known IS "oLD TOWN" in St.
andrews Parish, belonging to the estate Of ". NICK
Parker 1his tract Of Land Hes on the Ashley River is
two miles distant from Charleston, and commands .
beautiful View Of tho city, It contains about 400
Of land Of $50 loss cleared ses
Island Cotton md Provision lands about $50 In
woods. and about $40 in marsh and rush lands.
On the Plantation are comfortable quarters for one
hundred aborers, large Gin House, oommodious
stable and shed, Blacksmith and Carpenters shop,
Church small dwelling house in fair order. &c. &C.
This Plantation is very valuable one, baviug bean
for number Of most successfully cultivated in the
finest qualities OF Sea Island Cotton, in and other
proviaion crops Its facilities for being ferHlized by
Inarsh mud and sedge be e1celed. the Ashley
River being its boundary the east and Greek that Of
It's west 1sq ~ " ss sss., i5gts,sFS.-
The natural beauties of "old Town ara unusually
great the live oaks the Plantson growing IN great
heah water nah ponds wuntonly DESTROYED dut:ng tha
pagt two years the place, by small expendf-
ture Of lnbor and means. be restored to thsr former
loyelness The chimneys and brick foundations Of the
former dwelling house still standing, and could pro-
baby be used as they now are. =.
couple Of years Of attention taste; and unodar-
ate expenditure Of means. wo ander this Plantation
OF the most attractive HON the Southern States.
The fertility Of Its soil can be wel attested TO-
For particulars, spply az above, at t',1
January 10 thstu6 No. 23 BROAD STREET.
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.
Gddsdca Us. GddSde

H
On TUESDAY, the 9th February next at II O'Clock, A.
NJ will be sold- under the direction of the Master, In
front of the Old Custom House,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon
situate the moth side Of the street. bounding amp-
stead Public Mall to the north measuring in front tie
street 100 feet the same the back ne and in depth
200 feet, less; bounding north Of SIR
Furman, east on land Of W. s. Gadsdea, and west on
lands of Mrs. Dottercr and Mr. Eason.
Terms-Onethind cash; baance in bond, with interest
annually and mortgage of the property the buildings
to be insured and Icy assigned to The Mastor P-
chaser to pay for papers. ]. W. GRAY
January II Ar th1 tu3 Master in Eu;1ity.
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Farm fve males from the City, on Cooper Rirsr.
t.fE$#- HYI. s. x. KENNETH.

"A Farm fue nailes from the CITY, Cooper Rsus,.
|tSa#& RYI. s. Il. BENNETT.
At Private Sale
A valuable and beautifully located FARM Ave nilea
from tho city. containing 500 acres On It IL an elegant
mansion. md an necessary outbuildings Apply %
above, Mt No. 40 BROAD Fhk.EEtCP sIARSE
Janu6-vD -a- -: -..-,:I esoth14E
ssMusse,boro, iss;c.d' and :. Besners Posnt' Pzea-
7-fte tations 10 9 sac 60, o.. :, 70 2, @ LEGS.
FOR SALE ORTO LEASE ,4.e sHo aoove named hTst-
class SEA 1sIAND AND SHORT L.sl1oN ELANIA-
IONS, adjoining each other. located IN ~. He5tnolo-
news Pazah, opposite to Fenwick and Hul.-snsoa
1slands Of the bead waters Of the Ashepoo River al
Mosquito Creek. 9is95y ts3': M sEI+ts- n
These Lands ARE as fne as any o. the coast About
700 cores can be put under cultivation and many
places balo OF Long Cotton bensde to tho
half mile fencing ID all that is required these tacts
Of nearly 1900 acres The surrounding marsh nats and
knowlls convenient uoanurng and giving abund
ant food during the cntre year % horses mules cows
tackles, &c. lS% la$st.. g@ N
At "BennetEs Point" it Is perfectly healthy at an
seasons Of the years tho finest oystersand FISH, and game
every description, abound Il Ia seldom valuabls
and desirable description Of proper t. eessd to tbs
public 4.ss, N sssS ,I+:f l5 Iji q; lSt
y For further particulars, apply above. ct q
Ss s4sg No. 40 BROAD STREET Cup atairsl.
Iapuarv - st11tfh
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]: '..5z WHARF NOTICES. wv.
i UNION WHARNES,

AT THE FOOTOF HAYNE AND PINCKNEYs sTS.
uOER NO. HAS BEEN THOUROUGHLY REBUILT,
I and Is now greatly improved by the addition OF Q
shed long which offers in landing and
receiving cargoes The steamships Of the s'Bal-
and ChAa 6ston RAILROAD sid Steamship Company
Piers Nos q and embrace large water front avail
able shippng. The proximity Of these docks to the
Dry Dock them convenient for vessels needing
repairs. s. -. MIS-
Upon the premises desirable locations for coal de-
~ - a - CoURTENAY l. kTRENHoLM, 81: ,,::
u November "a thnn3Ino nr.-s;. s ~ Lessees.
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dt Priudte Sdle one Of tue Largest end most Tul-
udble Sea Island Cotton Plantations on Edasto

BYCLIFFORD s. nIATHEwEs,
Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad street.
That TRACT OF LAND on Edsto Island, well known es
tho Seaside Plantation, containing about 1900 acres OF
high arabic land (10UO of which cleared and under
culsahorand 500 Of marsh The average yield Of
these lands III ordinary $50 lha clean Cot
ton of the finest qunlity to tho and they have r
duccd high 200 lbs per This Plantation is
situated medstoy thu and about quarter Of
mile from tho healthy resorof the planters on
Ediso known Edngsine. is intersected by creek
nnvgablc for coasns vessels with convenient landings
Very little enc is required to enclose the whole place
water forming the natural boundary Sides It ia
about seven mls Gom the steamboat public landing
be easily subdvlded; and its health advantages and
well known producveness render it OF the dc.
sirable Plantations on the Island. # Et%
For terms, &C., apply as above
JauuAry6 M 4 st1lt11
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Valuable Sea Island Cotton. Lands on James

Valuable Sea Island Cotton. Lands on James
Is.d7ld.
RY CLIFFOFtD ~ NIATIIEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.
At Private Sale a.%' IfE#
The following valuable SEA ISLAND COTTON LANDS
on James Island, situated on tho atono River:
4 MAECY-397 acres, nearly I'll OF which Is cleared:
healthy all the year; settled in buildings
DILL'S CUT-S0 arres nearly all cleared.
McINTYRE-Abo,-. $50 acres, nearly all cleared
BURCHES-231 acres, shout BOO of which Is cleared
balance wol wooded.
The above adjoin each other and would mako one fine
Plantation, and will be sold separately together.
For terms, &c, apply above. tuthsG January 8
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AuCTIoR SALES.

nG.;s 1agRH2 MsgHla*f 'Zfz lssS;1sEs &C.
THIS DAY. 17th inst will be sold in store No 1877
100 TENNESSEE HAMS
200 Now York Sugnr-Curcd Pig Hams
100 rcn'ns wrsppirg Paper.
One 10. FURNITURE Consisting Of Bureaus. ward
robes. Bsdstcads Mattresses. Chairs Sofas. &c.
Ono Wheeler l. Wilson SEWING MACHINE, in ma
Conditions cash. January IT
Ham,s on Accoua Of the Uude,,o tiers and on
BY LAuuEG is. & HhExAvDEx. All
THIS DAY lth insi will DO sold in sore. No 1877
i tisrscs sUo AR-cUnED HAMS, slightly damaged
CondiSohs cS$!s. January II
~ noWEits yy,ztts's; {: caa,,; x1ncf,x. s., &C.
W.ll be sold TH1s DAY. in store No; 127 Meeting
EposhD nnE io and
blcs Bedstcads and Mattresses Cribs and Mattressez
Tables. Rocking Chairs washsands, leo House Bars OF
Steel, Cooking stoves, &C.. &c.
Condition. cash. January u
200 Packages Butler. landing iron. steamers
M91esg G9x a Gnd n {, G,anGaa
viii be sold THIS pay Browns Wharf at 10 o'clock
17s s arkins ,sIsri Iard. now landing
Conditions cash. January IT
nY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock, will sell at IN store
corner OF King and Liberty streets.
well selected invoice of DRY GOODS. just received
by steamship Granada
Pieces PRINTED sATlNET KENTUCKY JEAN
Pieces English and Scotch Twccds
Pieces Doeskin. CASHMERE. Beaver -.o
Pieces Dress Goods, Printed Lawn.
Pieces Jaconet, Cambria, Twilod jean. Irish Linen,
Longcloth. Dcniuls. Ticking. Alpaca, auckaback grey
Twil1ed FLANNEL. White shaker Flannel kc.
Dozens Breakfast Shaws, Nubins Sontags, Hoods
All-Wool Shawls Grey and Brown Blankets Ladies'
Companions. Waterfalls Hair Nets. Bsln,oral Skirts sets
Cuffs aud Collars Toilet Soap, L. c. Handkerclefs Silk
and Lise Thread Gloves. Ladies' and Gents Hosiorv
Needles, Scissors Pcnk,itvos Kerosene Lamp Shades
Over Coats, Business Coats Pants, Vests &c n
On Tomorrow Morning will SELL
rs cases BOOTS and SHOES, to close sisnmcnts
Terms cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-17
PRIVATE SALES.

15eu 7szlHu C0uON FzN7z17t0l Of 6est qWdzizy Of
4 U@2a'a I-.8@# Land. 5 "~
BY CLIFFORD g. MATIIEWES.
Real Estate Agents, No. So ksrond street.
At Private Sale
That VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANrA-
TON, known Inverness and Glbart's situated in
Prince Williams Parish at Old Pocouligo. Pocotaliso
River, naHsable Ut the Ending for vc.sels drawing
feet water and tho Charleston Savannah lsairoad
containing TOO acres ubout 250 OF which are
cleared. mud all well wooded and partially settled.
For torms, &C., apply as above.
Januury8 tuthsG