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UNDER DEcRRtl IN EQUITY

DIUUN CO, IOITY. D -|-I|---- =
Will be sold under tho dir con OF the undersigned at
tho old Custom House, IN this city, on TUESDAY, the
All TINT LOT OF LAND on the south side OF B, oad
street. IN this city measuring In frnt broad street
eovontynve (76 feet by hundred and hty l6O feet
In depth. bo The said Measurements more or less;
T. Savage Hoyvnrd north on land now or late OF W. n
and west land Of B. G. Presaley nd w. p
shingler. .#5G'.,I n. ,1l III = = -, =
Torms-A Guclont amount in cash TO pay The amount
now duo upon the bond TO the oomp sinan and the bal
anoe in ono and two years. secured by bond Of the ~
for papers. : - Z l...-i l5.i JAMRS TUPPER. '
FeoruAry6 tuf -.--g =, Master fn Equity.
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Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARaIs No. SO Broad street.
feb 2 1yr
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


J. DRArTos FonD will sell this day. at No. Exchange
street. large variety OF damaged articles they
stand on the premises.
MCKAY CAMPBELL will soil this day, at their cash
auction house, No. o6 Hasel street. oppoato Post
oface at 10 O'Clock, quantity Of damaged goods no
tons, fnnnels readymade clothing, liquors, Sci and,
ut II O'Clock, general assortment Of household furni.
ture. III. tHaa
WnBUa sos will sell this day, at their saleroom,
corner Of ststo and Chalmers strees at haEp.st 10
O'Clock, whiskey soap shoes. clothing. segars butter
A. e. AbRiHAMs soNs viii sell this day, al their sales
room No. IS Hsyne street. at II O'clock lot Of dAmag
cd dry goods, &c. also, . lot OF clothing, &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at bis store corner OF
King and Liberty Streets at 10 o'ci so and car.
toons OF boots and ahocs, TO closa Judgements.
sacKus will sell this day. at bis store, No. 1855 Meet
ing street. at hapast 10 O'Clock large quantity Of dif
ferent grades Of tobacco wEs
I. 8. f. BENNETT will soil this day, ncar the old
Exchange at ii O'clock 1920 worth OF city sr per ccnts
| In sums 10 suit purchasers.
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Et3htyJiue thousand Dollars Desirable Securitic
at AUCTION
BY j, ORA YrflS FORD

at auction.
by j. DRhYTON FORD.
Broker and COminfsyion Agent,
VIII bo sold by order Of tho President and Directors of
me ElmorS Mutual Insurance Company OF Charleston,
the north OF tho old Custom House, In tho city Of
Charleston. South Carolina TUESDAY, the 10Th day
OF Fohruary 1867. ut II O'Clock A. NJ. without any
manner OF reserve or limitation. the following valuable
Securitics ="
s3s. 600 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
|, COMPANY SIX PER CENT. BONDS, guaranteed BY
State Of South Carolina. II1'077 =
slG,o 600 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS. FIRST MORTGAGE,
$500 SOUTH cARoLINA RAILROAD s1x PER CENT.
BOND. redcemable 1868 II
BONDS. =
CENT. STOCK.
$1,000 CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT. STOCK.
interest semiannually.
s2l0 CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT STOCK,
intorcst quarterly.
1856 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, State guarantee.
s22i0 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, FIRST MORTGAGE, SECOND LIEN.
$2l60 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS
so7.6o SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROs d COUPONS.
So Shareholders OF the Elmoro Insurance Company
who may purchase any Of the above securities have
their presumpso interests In the assets OF the Company
J. DRAYTON FORD,
January ii thstuG G No. 40 Broad street
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AUCTION SALES.

Damaged Goods, on account Of tntierinriters
MCKAY u CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction IIouHc. No. 90 IInscl street, on.
IositG New postOnfce,
Will sell THIS DAY, 18th Instant,
IL pieces A. DROWN SHIFTING
10 pieces a. Brown Shirting
bales Factory Yarn.
-, ALSO, TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT:
BALANCE Stock or n brrt-class NOTION BTORE
- AISo,
FLANHELS. Longcloths Jeans Kcrsevs Rrodvp,.d,
Clothing. UndcrshIris, &C., &c.
WITH
fine assortment of CENTS SHOES, LADIES' bal
MORALS, &c. &c. ~
al IL O'CLOCK
general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FuRNITuRr.
February 10 ~
Bo"Tdon Hhiskey. Cases brandy, Sherry, Lut9mes
Soap, de-, DC
MCKAY ~ ChnIPHIsLI.,
Cash Auction House,
No. 55 1Inscl st, Opposite New Post OnIcc
VIII sell THIS MORNING At 10 O'Clock,
Dbls. BOURBON WIIISKEY.
Cases Drundy
Casos Sherry
Boxes Colgate's Soap
AIsso, Mt II o'clock,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Betistcads Bureaus So
ias Cradles, Cribs. Mattresses Pillows CoIrr 1obiss,
Wardrobes. ChaIra Walters. Window Shades. Looking
Glasses. Screens, what-Nots, &c., &c.
February 15
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THE TIME To ADVERTIsE In THE
COUNTRY.

Tho Daily souR Cdroinfon At oolumb,s, Is now scnt
to eva;y Postoco In tho State. Being the ocie papor
Of the State, 1t will be found at the present time cspe
ciay valuable to merchants and ohors desiring 70 avail
themselves Of very large circulation.
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sCEILAH 60 0 S.
S 500, 900.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AZ FOLLOWS: THE
w and value Of each article of our goods are
marked on tckets, placed In scaled enveopes and well
mixed On receipt OF 25 cents, envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
at Office. sent by mail 10 any nddross Tho pur-
chaeer after seeing whn article 1t draws Value
which may be from ono to 1yo hundred doars-can
thcn, on payment OF ono dollar receive tic article
named, may exchange Il for any other article marked
on our circular at tho sane vnuc Every ckut draws
article worth ono dollar moro. No BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend on fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will bo delivered at our Office regard.
lcas Of s value promptly sent directed by return
mall, express.
Letters nom many persons acknowledging The receipt
OF valuable gins from may BIO hle at our OF.
fec, among whom VIC arc permitted to refer to:
John g. Holcomb. Lambertvilc N. j.. gold witch value
$780, Mrs. 8. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street Brook
lyn. sowing machine, sso Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn
gold lever watch. vulue 500; Hon. n. II. Briggs WASH
ington. D. O.. diamond pin, sl76 ]. C. Sutherland No.
2o3 Ninotcenth street. N. " sowing machine 30; jos
Camp Elmira, N. T.. melodeon, $50; AIiss l. Collins
htlnnt,, ca, diamond custer ring 9225; DIR. Henry
Smith. Worcester, Mnss sowing machiuc Ss5: H. Shaw
No 1873 1eti street. n. Y. gold watch. $3.50; Edw Boy
ton, Nashville, Tenn, meIodcon, 800; Jeines Russell
Montgomery, Ala. gold hunting watch, $3.50; II. T.
smith. Providence r. L, slyer lover watch sC0 Oscar
oil, St Paul's, Mimi, gold WATCH sls5; j. r. spcrry
Iitchaold, Conn., silver watch, $55; Wn b. Peck Har
em Ils., music boz, S75; Wm. Raymond, Dayton Ohio
silver ten set s125; Miss E NJ. Schcnck Detroit Mich
diamond rtngs, See5; Perre Bcaudin, St Charles
Hotel, New Orleans, diamond ring. $40; Mrs Marthl
Barnes. St Louis. Mo-, melodcon. value SIPS.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
AMI IN In
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NOTICE.
Bales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, by Ku.RoY Co.,
No $50 Kingstrect, Of general assortment OF DRI
GOODS, Clothing Fancy Goods JeHelry. Boots and
Shoes. Cullory, PGrfumery and soaps. February
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Il Lot, ,cM Comfortable House, in Ashtey street
IN Ward No. 8.
US I. y. X. DENNET'r.

On TUESDAY next the 10Th inst at IL O'Clock near Tho
old Exchangc will offer forsale at auction
All that LOT OF LAND. with buildings thereon sit,r.
aic IN Ashley street. west slde Quo door above nrng
street, and Known by Tho No. 81 Tho House is two
Itght two attic rooms double piazza dressing room and
pantry, oil facing south. II has nice outbuIldngs lhe
Lot easurs 81 feet front by 90 feet inches in septb
Persons arr requested TO examine tho prcmtsos
ConditlonB-IInf cash balance with interest n,vpb,o
IN ono year. secured bJ mortgage OF the urcmIsea.
buildings TO be insured and policy assigned Purchaser
to pny mo for papers. Febr,ary I6
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GHy Sock at auction
BY 4. y. K. BENNETT,
THIS DAY. the 10th inst at II O'Clock near tho old E,
change, will sell,
si?eo worth Of CITY sIN PER CENT. STOCK in sums
10 suit purchasers - " N N
Conditions cash. Fohr,,.-v ,s
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AUCTION SALES.
Boots aud Shoes.
~ NIUUI..L NH AR n

Boots aud Stoes.
| BY MILES DRAKE.
| THIS MORNING. at 10 ociuck, will BolI al my sorr
cSsf Ss B n sS SyoTs ssr And SHOES
| to CLOSE consIFInlcnts
Cases soss!n!ssa sns Of cUsS a, is%s 70 T5rLr"
Cases Mems Calf aIld Bun Ii. w. and r. s. Brog gans
| Gtol
Cases Mcn's Calf and BuG H. ". and p. $. BaIulo.
Cases Ladics' uoat Dalnorals. ato7
Caacd Ladies' Gust uIId Bun laln0rzs, toS
Cartoons Ladies', Misses und Childrens Congress
BalnIonls. &c.
Terms cash Salo positive. February l6
Untmitrtl Cash Auc:iou Safe
and Chai,nets streets. 10Y ocicck will be soId
nAKnEIs WHISKY. B0X Es SOAP
cases Shncs; about 800 pair pau,s Vests and Goats
tcns0m made.
aiA'S' Irvine; 2o,ooo segars
10 arkIus Orange County bUrTER
S"Ic Of Un'ie'7c, tiers aud oil Concerned, of Goods
EWafdged on no1ih SCamcr Moneka, from Eeto
.r,,, nf a. II. hBtAIIAnIs u SONS.
THIS DAY. tho 10th insl. at II O'Clock wu Will SELL at
French Corscts Pieces YozambI1uu
Pieces A. ShirtIng Pieces .rsnio t1ntth
Pieces Bercgcs Pieces T1wcInW
Pieces Musins Pieces Garnet Blndinu
Pieces ChncH Pieces Blk Wstd Drn2is 90
IorcLoTlINd-coat PANTS and vcH,p. &c.. &c.
February 10
10'"'cG 2. Tsgfe2is n1Srfeq 1o'acoo'
Will sell THIS MORNING, at iOX O'Clock at hls H,orc
No. ias Meeting street. opposite PAVILION Hotel.
eaaa o1s AZ ISAGcH TopAcco
4 half boxes Fine Twist Tobacco.
"a boxes various brands Tobacco D
cases Guerilla Club Tobacco.
Sao positive.
Terms cash. February Is
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A Faet xYortb Ixno,,,I,, = :, ., ).

A Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for invalid who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite, Is bottle OF PAHKNs He
patio BItters is win BIO sure to sive rcok For sale by
all Druggish. a'
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COURT OF CuANcERy-Chancollor LEsEssE pre-
8! linG.-No business Of public interest was trans
ncted yesterday. The Court was occupied until
p. NJ. in hearing motions, whom tho Of BARcK-
LILY cs. BARcKLEr, n question on demurrer for a
bll was called, and the argument OF tho different
Counsel consumed tho timo until tho adjournment.
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BAUGH'S
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE

THE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE HAS
i always boon benoncln-tho only difficulty being TO
obtain genuine article. Before Offering DAUGfrS
PHOSPHATE OH the market tho last season. submitted
Il for analysis 70 Professor Shepard OF tho sonh Caro-
llns Medical College, who fully endorsed It, and iH
opinion has now been verified by actual experiment by
our own Planters, whose testimony have of tho
peror eIceency Of tis Phosphate especially In tho cul
turo Of Cotton. In insurinS good stand.
J. N. ROBSON, Agent,
December 10 su mwf3mo No. ca EAST RAY.
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24hR ga11g Xems.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

PURCHASERS wishing to secure puro and un-
aGultcra.ed Peruvian gunno can do 30 through
n ,ssrs. KIasnAN & HOWELL, No. 153 East Bay,
w''o aro receiving tho gonuino article from tho
r@ruvian Government Agent. SEQ their advertise
Il. .cnt in another column.
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Slow CoAoHHs.-The practice has become 40
frequent to revile Charleston for being bohind the
age, that the assertion Is generally believed,
especially whom facts carry conviction with them.
Although we have not retrograded, yet our pro-
gross has been by no means rapid, and in many
instances our sister cities have outstrpped us Ia
the race. Our Fro Department is one that ,se
have oyery reason to BIO Justly proud Of, and fow
volunteer organizations ere to be found in botter
state OF efficiency. Since the introduction Of steam
1T has met with increased favor, and the opposition
and prejudice that first encountered 1t has entire
]y disappeared. Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta, and
other Southern cities, have all adopted the use OF
Steam Fire Engines, and In most Of theso cities
they have added horse power to them, thus re-
doubling thoir efficacy. Atlanta recently pur-
chased pair Of cream horses for tho use OF their
new stoamer, and they havo long been employed
in tho Northern cities valuable adjuncts to Tho
fremen. Charleston has never yet been able to
adopt tho equestrian touch, and the flremen arc
content to drag their heavy machines over On
paved streets; but the march OF progress will not
allow this long to continue. 1t will be seen that t
is for tho interest OF the community that the en-
gines should be prompt at fire. In paid depart
m ent, whore the mon nre always at their post, It
would seem that horses might DO dispensed with;
but In volunteer organization, where the men
are widely scattered, they are almost o necesRity.
This Is particularly the case in Charleston and II
our energetic Aremon would only increase thor
force by the addition OF two eqnines, they would
got over the ground with creator speed, and their
facilities FOR doing good would bo largely increased.
Destruction OF TKR STEAMSHIP Orr OF BATH
BY F1nr.-TLe following persons arrived here yas-
terday on tho atohmer Fannie, Capt. DAVIS, from
Georgetown, g. o.: OHAnLEs o. DAVIS, Oiler
PATnIoK DosAyoa, Oller; JEREMIAH OBnRN,
Fireman FRANH TcBEr, Fireman. They state
that they wore attached to tho steamship CQy Of
Bah, Capt CosEY that the ship aailod from Bos-
ton for Savannah, With general cargo, on We'd
pesday, the eth inst, and that nothing unusua
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PERsoNAL.--wo had the pleasure last evening Of
visit from J. ". ANDERSON, Esq.,, OF tho Georgia
Enterprise, published at Covington, Ga. The En-
tpprise 10 tic leading paper in it's section, and ar-
fords, therefore, good medium for those OF our
morchants who wish to advertise in Middle
Georgia.
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COTTON THRFT.-We have often alluded TO the
urgent necessity that existed for River Poico,
and have repeatedly called attention to tho un-
guarded condition Of our wharyes. It is true that
there is, in nearly every instance private watch
man to ench wharf, and not unfrequontly the same
number Of policemen; but they are not argus
eyed, and depredations frequently occur which
they have not the power to prevent. system Of
River Police or Detectives, who would ply their
vocation in boats, would lessen the risk Of theft
that factors now fear, aud the additional security
impaired would make wharf tho terror of thieves,
instead Of hiding place and refuge.
On last Tuesday night two bales ofsea island cot
ton were stolen from tho British bark Regina,
lying a. Accommodation Wharf, Inform alton
was Immediately lodged at the Detectives Ofico,
and officers LEVY DAVIS and HEIDI appointed TO IN
vestigate the occurrence. It was found that the
thieves had taken boat and carried it with their
plunder beyond tho city limits. further search
resulted in tho discovery OF the two bales slowed
away in IN old casemate in Fort Johnson. The
missing cotton was instantly levied upon and
brought to the city, where it was identified, and
tho track Of tho thioyes being known, one was
Soon arrested, and his confreres will shortly be in
tho Same situation.
This theft was certainly ,-ell contriyed, and was
dono BY experts who thoroughly understood their
game; but they rockonod without their host whom
thoy imagined that they could eude the clutches OF
the law. Tho two bales were worth ovor $1,000,
the cotton being Of the finest quality and the care
taken to conceal and preserve tho booty, elbows
that tho thieves were talented cotton pickors and
thoy will evidently appreciate the attention Of o
cell in tho new penitentary as
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The ANDERSON PRIsoNERs.-Wo clip the follow
ing extract from tho Washington correspondence
Of tho Cincinnati Il Oommtrciai:
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John w. Steele.

We ind IA the Crawford journal the follow it-
facts reiAuTs ,c the personal history Of John y
steele the petroleum millionaire
In lsol, Widow McCliniock died from III, 81.
feeis Of buFns TcCei,ea while kindlins a ir, Mi
crude OIL At this time the average daily iucu.nr
from the landed interest " the farm was 500.
and by her will the property, with all her IU..,,
sions IN money, wAs lett. without reservation. l.,
her sPoPied son John ". Steele then ..bu4,
,~eni, years Of age In til, iron SAFE where il,.
old lady kept her money. was found Slio.o.u.
iwo-,hirds Of the amount in grcenhacks and IL,
balance in gold. Mrs. MeCln,ocA was hard,
cold in her coffin before young steele, who al,ar.
10 have had nothing naturally vicious in his cur-
position, ~as surrounded by a set of vampyt,.
who clung to him AS long a he had u loas g..
manning.
The young millionaire's head Was evid,nth
turned by his good fortune, as has been that of
many an older man who made his.''pile in oil.
and he was Of the impression that his mou.,,
would accumulate too rapidly unless it was a..
,ually thrown away, and throw IL away he did
Many Of the stories concerning his career IA
New York and Philadelphia, SAVIOR strongly ot
fiction, and would not be credited were they no,
so well authenticated. Wine, wouien, hor.,. IS.
faro and general debsachery, soon made wte,A
Of that princely fortune and In twelve month,
Johnny Steele squandered two millions Of dol
lars. lion. John Morrisscy. ". e. went through
him al faro TO the amouat of SlO0, 600 n Two
nights he bough, high-priced lnrn.ouis, and af.
ter driving them an hour or two, gave them
away equipped large minstrel ,roHp anl pre-
sen,ed each member with q diamond pin aud
ring, aad kept about him besides two or ihrcc
men who were rObbIng him day aner day. liz
Is now 6liDg the honorable position Of doorkecp-
er for Skia 4 GaylOrd's mlns,rels, the company
be organized, and 10. TO use a very expressive
bu, no, strictly classical phrase, completely play
ed out
The wealth obtained by those who worked 50
assIduously 10 effect S,eeles ruin gave little per-
manent benefit TO lie possessOrs. The person
most brazsn and chiefly insirumehial In bringing
about the present condition Of affairs was thu
notorious Seth Slocum, who hung around this
city, several weeks last sumner. lie was worth
q, one time over 500, 200, which he had " cap
tured" from steele and laid aside for q rainy day
bu, when the lat,er's money vanished, this
amount soon took unto itself wings, and he Is
., present known among bis old associates as
dead beat" AZ last accounts, SlOcum was in-
earesra,sd 10 the Jail Of nsighbOring county for
various brsaehsA Of the peace, and was unable 10
obtain bail in the sum Of $500. EEsmplihcations
these Of the old adags, " easy go, or the other,
4" fools and their money are soon parted.
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The Voyage of Life.


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liark ihc click uf wire insrnsats
JoitinF .isEisss words II fate.
NlsakinE d9nm IA nlmhir measure.
While IT. eager prampisfs wait,
shading light. aud lighting shsdoN..
stamping muttur. taldly trrse
Li.lrn io unc sinFlr mssssrr.
thi ''um" quickly, mothers worsc
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hfid' aud ivlle, AZ rrtci bright
thst will mics uiiir MAJ in sorrow
iacrs home the coming night
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Wight, that MAJ hring u" I" morruW
ln The land . soul has In
ilaruld-slo.. the oIsn ledger.
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slpuiy tu H. last account
Gsntlr Gsurdir- icst beloved.
Leave the toll af brush aud i-n.
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"a your shoulder oncr again
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stop aud think A. i-st Jou may
~ tiir inNr. shuss likr Ntll never
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YET her patient hi' sling Wait. tuu.
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tlildf'n, gather 300 about hrr.
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iafiir h'r ffum earth 60 hsaNtu.
lill tie angel. i-ntiar gtt.p
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'iu th" gath among o., starr.
Md h.f.ft tlts soul triumphant
ioe't,d ii' o., tg, .ial tar.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-19
II. II. GoRsUCH,
Successor TO Jehu Gorsuch,

Corner Of "ay aud Front sts.. Baltimore Md.
pEAiEHts
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
A. received his Spring and~s0
III summer supply Of goods, con
sisting ~ part Of kntyesand Forks.
Pocket Kniyss. Table aud Tea Spoons. n"lloN
wnrc, Wagon Boxes. Horse shoes aud Sailt,
Nail Rods, Carpenters Tools. Axes. Lock 4.
Hinges. screws, Bolts. Shovels. Forks, Picks,
Mattpcks .Caatand Blister Steel. Trace. Halter
aud Tow Chains. Counter Scales. Safety Fuse,
Gun Gaps,
wOObCOCKs FLOWS AND CASTINGS:
Also, stewart wedge pattern AXES, war
rantcd. all of which he offers Wholesale and
retail az his usual low prices.
rs- Ia addition 10 NY stock of Hardware. I
have added n fine assortment of WOODEN
WARE, such as Tubs. Buckets. Measures. Bas-
kcts. nrooms, Wash boards, Butter Prints. ac.,
4c.. which department j. IA charge Of n. u.
doRSUCll. who - always happy "a wait upon
all customers who favor him with their custom.
Please call aud examine his stock before pur.
chasidg elsewhere. August Z. Iss6.-iy.