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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-29
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70 R SALE.

FOR SALE
TUsT ARRIVED AVID FOR SALE, SUPE-
eJ RIOR MICH COWS, with young calves. Apply at
j. HUNTS Wagon Yard, King street, near Line.
July29 i
NOR SALE.--A NO. planning MILL WILL
II be sold very low If applied for soon Apply at No.
1O1 BEAUFAIN STREET. 2f July u
T1OR SALE, FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
TABLES KAvANAGH DECKER'S make, at the
Adeer building Billiard Hail. corner Of King and Market
streets. 8 July %
J1OR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
II Seats pole and shaft Also, a set Of double and
single HARNESS, all in good order. Can be seen and
barganed for cash time note at thirty days at No.
o1 isynch street May II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-29
RE M VALS.
B O A R DI N G.,
Observation-Disclosures

DOARDING.-THREE PLEASANT RoOMs
IL with GOOD BOARD can be had on immediate appli.
cation to So 50 CHURCH STREET, west side, near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. june ~
JaxCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY Low
rates. in the most central business part OF the city
without lodging, in private house, can now DO aad'
For particulars address 'X. L., Postotdce MAY 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-29

One thousand dollar Confederate bonds arc used
as newspaper wrappers in Texas.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-29

THE LONDON TINES gives the following statisti-
cal history OF recent English litigation: SIN the
last eight 9-66-6, AL, ,1Sl plants have
been entered in the County Courts of England,
showing an average of sos, lat year. 3,470,3
causes have been determined or judgments given
a fair amount Of work for even sixty judges to
look back upon; the average is 433,79G q year.
127 1854 warrants of commitment have been is
sued-25, ,9S3 year. So, 03O debtors have been i'm
prisoned-7878 upon an average. zoos, ,OG6 execu-
tions have been issued against goods-125 1888 o
year; and 80, ,753 sales made-4094 year. In 1866
the numbers under all these heads were above the
average, except those two which express the &C
tual execution Of the final process of the law; the
number Of debtors imprisoned being only 76O1,
and the number of sales OF goods only $685. The
number of debtors imprisoned has declined con-
sderably since change was mado in 1864 by
stating clearly upon the warrant that the debtor
could obtain his discharge on paying tho install
ments actually due; it had been commonly sup
posed that he must pay all the instalments before
being discharged. In 1868 the number of persons
imprisoned was one to every niuety-three suei; in
1866 only one to every 115 sued.
AT PRESENT careful watch is kept over the
health of the London police. Official tables show
that the total number disabled by injury in tho
last five months was $40; by disease, tho result of
exposure, 1889, and this latter class is COMPARE
lively larger in the police than in the army. The
main difference between the civil and military
vice is the prevalence of venereal disease in SOL
diers, and its almost entire absence in the police,
none of whom were placed on the sick list during
the latter half of 1866 from this cause. Dyspepsia
and soreness of the feet are two common afec-
tions. Nineteen deaths occurred in five months,
four from cholera, and the majority of the remain
der from the chronic visceral disease that would
hayo inyalded the attacked in the army. Differ
ent divisions vary IN regard to healthiness The
Thames division has about three times as many
men disabled as the healthiest divisions "a, s, r.
and Ky. The causes of invaliding are chiefly the
diseases arising from exposure, and the practical
lesson to be drawn from the above facts is that
any measure calculated to increase bodily Irotec-
tion will be followed by beneficial results.
One thousand dollar Confederate bonds arc used
oan newanoner yrapnors in Tayou
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-26
HUGHES ACADEMY.

-TNHE neai ss.ion q ny school, situated .I nile,
ns''h u Hil;s.or5agi. vii com neooe gu the 9Th
Il Jelly merit.
TERMS,
Tu,iou.t res .ss.ion q ave noah. SIS co
BsarJ. iaesudihg res.n. washing, &c. rAh
Funs:paI, y %
Board. With god families. IN lhe nsishb8r.
hsot. 6: 80
5. ". HUGHES. Principal.
Isses5 o.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

p The advertiser having been restored 10 heaIth
ia few weeks by very simple remedy, after ha,-
Ing suffered for several years with severe loulr az
lection, and that dreadful disease, Consumption i
anxious 10 make known TO his fellow sufferers he
means Of cure.
10 all who desire it. he will send copy of Tie
prescription used Qree of charge) with the objections
for preparing and using The same, which they will end
SURE cuaEforc ossUMPTIos, ASTHMA BRoscnErIs,
moteHs' Coins, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pr
scripon is to benefit the afflicted and spread ifor
nation which he conceive to be valuable ard he hone,
eyerysafierei wtry his remedy, as il will cost then
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
:, Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
may Z. S7-l2m
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Judge Wylie, Of the Supre me Court at
Washington, has decided that combine
ton of physicians To prescribe their own
foes is illegal, and he thereupon materially
reduced doctors bill in the case before
him.
a little gill in school being asked what
a waterfall was. replied thai il was hair
flowing over something. she did not know
at.
Brigham Young took only two dozen Of
his wives with him on his recent pleasure
trip south.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-26
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

D Gentleman who suffered for years from NcI
vous Debity Premature decay, and all the eflectso
youthful indsc'eton, will, for the sake Of suffering
humanity send ifee TO all who need it, the recipe and
directions Tor making the simple remedy by which be
was cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the adve,.
tisers experience. do SO by addressing in perfect
confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar ST., New York.
nays. e3-l2
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II. LIVERPOOL. SALT.

cALf. LIfEhTUUL. SAIL.
000 LARGE full sacks in prime order.
F,OOU Qn store and TO ariye,) direct from g..
verpool, for sale ., loves market price,
D. q. PARSLEY, s. CO.
Wilmington. n. G.. June IS. 9i-2w
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F. Nays.
JAMES WEBB, III.
N OTICE

N Office.
SNHE Undersigned having, al the term Of Orange
county Court now setting, qualified as admins
traitor upon the estate Of JAMES PHILLIPS, deceas,
ed, hereby gives notice 10 all persons having claims
against said estate to present them within the time by
law limited, or this notice will be pleaded in bar there
o..
s. +. PHILLIPS, .fdn'r.
Chapel Hill, \. O., May - 9.-ew
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NEW GOODS.

WE have just opened NE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Hardware,
Cookery and Odd Notions. Our Stock is more
desirable than ever, and viii offer greater in
ducemcnts 10 our customers than ever.
BROWN & Co.
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ROCK SPRING ACADEMY,
light Niles Souihwrs, Of lllllsbpro0gh.
T,HE fsIi term q ,hssshool viii ofsn July l7sl
u All rolIlInu. Ia rlilN nrrla

INHE fsli term q thssehool viii orsn July l7.h.
aEi continue ineE,y WCCss
lie Clsssical coutss u pse.asatoy = tas CnivsI.
,iiy .. North csfoliaa. OF Hailaf la,,iuti5us II
.rEs::ss 10 tie Ensl.. h'ahokst, us.aly laugh, IA
Seh.oi, aud Aeaseuiies. sili Il given.
The sgb-cril,es. cdlca,ei 4 Mass Ya,ei Co.lt.t.
you'll call Tho ai,thtioa D. lsrrsi,. guardians ana
,osng nss u tin srho Nhi.h oilers ihs aisanlaFes
yfhsslia, Chutca .dsau,ases sat hsaniia location.
sprsie svors stanieI 10 disabled Confefsis soiiefs
ubsr nscr-ssv. B9ard, roaui and las from 3 10
Sls per month. paysale 70 currency "a adsan-e. or
lfof ,uioaaES ~ ne school week.
Tgasn IN Mathematics ard Aueitn, Leu.
gusses. f25 90
Ssrnsihc c10r@. iI 10
Higher Eusl,sh reufse. Is o.
lalsfne,liaie cnass, ~ 60
Piinsfy course. 10 90
Payment NAY he made hi,fsl mild.e and half at
Close u session. ,hosgh rq5eslol carly - possible.
For f3nhet pafitaan aad,css
II. VI. GATES. Psineipsl.
E,ck spiag. n. G.
line ~. si-sm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-26
Wool Carding Machine

fsHE rnicrsi ,ncd viii have his Wool Catding Ma.
= chimes ,reldy for making Rolls by the 10Th Of
June. al his Mills. six miles Moth Of Durham's. lie
has engaged the services Of Mr. Nm. Z. Clayton, an
Experienced Carler, ard his Cards aie al New and
Id good ofiek aud 10 those VITO have wool 70 card
be would say. have yorr wool prepared carly. and
prepared tccii freed from al Trash. and bls, and well
washed, aud CREASED with one pound Of grease TO ten
pound Of wool. and you may expects geoj Rolls, If
trough, early ia the w1tm season on the contrary, If
sau negec, 10 have your wool we'll prepared, (as
above) you need moi expect perfect Rolls, Il matters
rai what machines yoa take il 70. The following
Prices vii bc charged prr pound fcr making Rolls:
Twelve and half cents ior unmixd, and Fifteen for
mixed, or one iilh plri 81 the MOL.
III Remember your olsa Interest AM prepare Your
WOOL lceR and get good work.
W. w. GUESS.
May eth, 1861. 90
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WOOL CARDlNG.

HAVING purchased the Machines late the proper
A y Of Lcmuel Wilkcrson, deed, the unietsgn.
Cd will accommodate old patrons at The old stand.
eight miles nonh nf IIisborcugh aud one and hall
miles east OF Cedar Grove. 10 have good rolls the
vol should be well prepared freed from all trash and
huts, anj creased with one pound Of grease to ten
pounds Of wool. and should bc brought early while
The warm weather continues.
The piice for carling white wool i twelve and a
hall cents per pound when mixed, fifteen cents per
pound II mixed when brought; II mixed al The ma
chine i've cents in addition will be charged. ~ Is
ALEXANDER WILKINSON,
Jane 10. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-26
RUFFlN SELECT SCHOOL.
CASwELL COUNTY, N. C.

YvHE faiI session Of this school. situs,ed near
AsRuiia Station. or the Piedmont Rail Road. will
commence on Monday. the 18th Of July. 1867.
Arrangements have been made 10 accommodate q
afeef school; therefore, Few more god pupiis OF
either sex will be ADMITTED .asd ihe female depart.
mint viii be under the supervision q Mrs. Dame'on.
TERMS PER SESSION OF rwExTy-osr WEEKS.
LnsIsA Gfanmat--1hs eiu:yaIsu, Of daesn dollars
10 specie.
Mcac-1'hc equivalent Of hitsen dollar, IL specie.
iangcases-The equivalent " tWen.y I've dollars n
sperie.
Bad Twelve dal.ats 10 cnusney. pel mnnlh.
ioang i,J.es can iad Lsua with lie teachers.
Ddhss lie fist week Of The .essi,n pupils en- gel
conveys nre from The sii,ion. irse .. charge.
MsimrJ soldiers shall pay cnly iwO.lhTJs Of the
ordinary price Of tuition bot 40 0ihef deduction gl
h ma excsp, 10 eaGs q Prolrse,ed sieAness ihes
lore. pupils all 10 well 70 enter tic seh,ol a. the
commencement Of the session, PAuoas ars soiiLiicd
,ovs' ne school frcsetn,ly VI craefi0 &c haU iLr
ralldren progress.
The sssieiy = good. and TIC lscadoa i proscstial
f5s hesi.h.
JAMES S. CAMERON. Priucipal.
Ruin S,aiOa. kue %. sI-si
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-26
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
uhAxeE CCrNry.
Court os Plea. and Quarter Sessions.
May Term, 1867.

SAMUEL era Ni0.d.
Es'r. u Jaha Craaf,rd, n.,,.. Dr
IS.
Isaa S. Crawford.
r appearing 70 the saisFaeiion II the COuF,. thai
Jlha \ Cfiwf5:d. the defendant. resides beyond
tie aiis. q The Stale, Il . therefore ordere, that
publication be mijc Ii he Hisboroagh Recorder, :
Newspaper pnblshed IN The inwa Of Htlsbnfough. log
III wssks. notfying said Jihn 5. Crawford d b. AM
appears II the next term 81 this Court 10 be held
he fourth Monday o. Augns, next, in the Coufi
House IL Hisbsrosgh. then aud there to plead, an.
swer OF demur - aid Petition. or the sane will be
taken Pr oo,faO and sc, down Tor hearing eT parie
% % him.
Wines. Geotse Liws. CLERK Of said Court, a; Of.
iee 10 Hlllsbstoush The iolfh Monday q May. 4
y. 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, O. c. e.
June 10. g1-6w
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che.ley Herndon
appearing 10 the Court that The Defendant, in this
case y not resident Of this State; |, Is ordered
by The Court, that advertisement Be made for six
successive weeks in the HilIsborough Recorder, for
sai daendan' to be and appear at the next Superior
Court o Law to be held ioy Orange County, q, the
Couri House in Hillsborough. on the second Monday
o. September next, then and there 10 answer the said
Petition q judgment pro coafesso will be taken ac-
cnrJing 10 law
Wines \ ". Cole. Clerk az our said Court.
oiiir 70 hRsboroush, the second Monday Of Marcha
1867. j. w. COLE, C. s. C.
by G. w. BRUCE, ID. C.
june ,. 9I-6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1867.
Sarah Crawford,
Widow Of John Crawford, Petition for
VS.. Dover.

vs.. I Blower.
John s. Crawford.
this case, il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that John s. Crawford, the defendant, re.
sides beyond the limits of the State, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Hsborough
Recorder, newspaper published in the town Of
nilshOrough, for six weeks, notifying the said John
crawford TO be and appear at the next term Of this
Court, 10 be held on the fourth Monday OF August
next, ia The Court House in HilIsborough, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to said petition, or
the same will be taken pro con esso, and set down for
hearing &c parls as to him.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk of said Court, at
offce in Hillsborough the fourth Monday in May,
A. d. 1867.
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. Z.
June 10. 92-6w
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28
sale No, 1863 Chestnut street.

PEREMPTORY CLOSING SALE OF MANTET
PIER, AND OVAL MIRRORS, PAINTINGS
GAhoMoS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAPH
+. A: BRYLEWITz, who is about removing
from the premises No 1875 Chestnut street, has in
structed B. SCOTT, Jr to make peremptory sale or
his entire stock, previous 10 removal TO his new
store, No. 1928 rch street, In November next. ON
TUEsDAY and WEDNESDAY MORNINGS. May rs
and 20, at 10 O'ck comprising mantel pier and oval
mirrors, in gilt, walnut and rosewood rames modern
paintings by leading American and foreign artists
chromos, engravngs photograph frames, etc. rs 20it
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flower on one side, and another under the chin |;
a something between a Spanish maDtilla and
the wimple of olden times; a something that
renii,,y can be called "a love of thing.p None
but old maids need give up the idea o. adopt
ing II.
Madlle Nilsson, the singer, has Just received
magnificent pair of earrings from the Empress
for her attendance at the Tuileries chapel, and
the following are the other court and fashion
items for the week.-
Prince Napoleon has Just returned to Paris.
The Grand Duchess of Russia leaves Florence
this week for PARIS.
On Saturday last Lady Cowley, the English
Ambassadress, held grand reception, to which
all the nobility of France and arlbtocracy of
England in Paris were invited. Lady Theodore
Wellesley helped her parents in doing the
honors, her sister, Lady Royston, being out of
health.
Governor Henry II. Crapo, of Michigan,
returns this year an income of 452. 963.
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r SCOTT, JR., AUcmoNEER, No. 1920

AUCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FrrRrurTrrpu
n, sasS SSodT ., Sr VII give his personal aenon
of parties removing breaking up b an
the most favorable terms. -S' y"
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SAMUEL G. FORD & SONS, AUCTIONEERl
- No. III IS. FOURTH Street,

Sales of Real Estate, Stocks Loans, etc., at PhiIa
delphia Exchange every Friday at IL O'clock nocn
Our sales are advertised In all the daily and severa
OF the weekly newspapers by separate handbills oil
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
cediDg each sale.
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Governor Henry II. Crapo, of Michigan
returns this year an income of $50, 963.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. sTooKs, LOANS. EFT,

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, LOANS ETC.
On Friday, May 81
AT IL O'Clock, at the Exchange, Will include-
TRUSTEES PEREMPToRY SALE.
shares southwark Railroad Co.
3Ob shares Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Co.
305 shares Susquehanna Canal Co.
$50 shares Hestonville Passenger Railway Co.
5000 Susquehanna Canal Co.'s per cent. Coupon
Bonds
For other accounts.
$1,000 Camden and Atlantic Railroad Co.'s % Mort
gage per cent. Bonds. interest April and October
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, Z acres at Olney,
Twenty-second Ward. lately the residence of DR..
William Camac. Large stone house, 20 rooms, sta
bling tenant house green houses bowling alley etc.
GROUNDS beautifully laid out and planted with elegant
shIubbery.
LARGE AND VALUABLE TRIANGULAR r. LOT
Passyunk road and Twelfth street. llS feet ia inches
on Passyunk road, ia feet 3inches Twelfth street.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, S. Broad street.
below Mexican street, 4O feet by 265 feet TO 90 feet
street.
LARGE AND VALUABLE Bull DING LOT N
E. conner OF Ninth and Mexican Streets SO feet on
Ninth street. l6 ieet inches Oh Mexican st. T5255t
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LARGE PEREMPToRY SALE OF FRENCH ANN
OIhEh EUhOPEAN DRY GOODS. ETC,


June B. alto o'clock, will be sold, by catalogue on
Lour months credit about ZOO lots Of French india
Seran, ana British Dry Goods embracing full
W9Tsieds woollens, linens. and cottons.
, ~, b-Soods arranged for examination and cataS
iogues ready early on morning of sale. rs IS So
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M THOMAS & SONS, nos. l89 AND IA
IXIs s. FOURTH Street.

4N1S >. tOUHIA street,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FURNITURE MIRRORS,
BOOKCASE, ETC,
On Wednesday Morning,
May 90 at 10 O'Clock at NO lO25 Walnut street. suit
elegant carved rosewood drawing room furniture,
handsome chamber ard dinIng-roOm furniture two
mirrors, bookcase chandeliers carpets; kitcnen fur
niture, ETC. Catalogues now ready. tit
Sale Nos. ls9 and lil S. Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE MIR
kORS, PIANO FORTES, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
ETC. ETC.
On Thursday Morning next,
AT eo'clock, at the auction store, extensive as
sortment of excellent secondhand furniture 52S2t
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LARGE POSITIVE sALEOF CARPETINcs ~
TON MATTINGS, ETC. ~ ~

80, -. On Friday Morning.
May n, at IL O'clock will be sold bv oataIoc,,o a.
iour months credit about 200 pieces Venetian snney
hne ana fine tngrain Dutch, hemp list cotfasgs ~
rag eaTpetngs ETC., embracing choice assortfnent
morning OF sale. i O1 sl W "a
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EXCURSIONS.
Il. nYrI1R aInNG 1pTHE RIVER- :

rTsash EXCURSIONS UPTHE RIVER
THE splendid steamboat JOHN A.
n a IN ER makes daily. Afternoon Excursons %
dale Andaiusa, and Beverly, each way, These
eTctirsions leave CHESNUT STREET WHARF at
oiciock in the Afternoon. Returning, leave Bristol
AZ O'clock, arriving In the city at O'Clock p. NJ
FARE-Excursion, 30 cents. Each way 20 cents.
% 3m
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II N. GUMMEY q SONS, AUCTIONEERs
- No. sos WALNUT Street ----'''

Hold Regular Sales of
REAL hSIAIIl STOCKS, AND sRCIJRITIEa AT
.. - Ihh PHILADELPHIA EXCHA ANgE -
iodo i1pis 1 ~ is OF each property issued separately
ivvy catalogues published and circnlated contnnfn
in descriptions Of property 10 be sold ss sis q ~
ua list St property contained in our Rea Estat as
ter, ana offered at private sale 's'''7 Asetis'
sales advertised daily in an tho daily narvsn.s.- .
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SALE ON MONDAY. June


III, ,..,.,, SALE ON MONDAY. June 3,
ORPHANS COURT sALE-Estate OF Alerandor
galloway. deceased. Stone Residence and Iot 81
ground, ALIENS lane, Twenty-second Ward, near GER
BY ORDER OF HEIRS Estate ofRoger Mcdonald
deceased.-TwO-story brick Tavern and four bricE
Dwellings, corner of Twenty-fourth and CaId.
well streets between Walnut and Locust Streets @'
BLhGANTCOUNTRYS SEAT, with 40 acres otland
Shurch lane adjoining the city line, 4 miles from
Market Street Bridge. NA'
WAsHIN GTON SQUARE AND LOCUST STREET.
-Hanosome Residence, with side Office and Lot, "a
HANDSOME MODERN REsIDENcE-No. sls-
South ! enth street. ~
CHI EsNUT sTKEET WEST PHILADELPHIA
Handsome Modern Residence. Fourth east of Fortie6
street, north side.
SOUTH FIFTH sTREET-No. sO5 Fairfax plaes
Five brick Dwellings and Lot AZ by 1870 feet,
EXECUTORS SALE-Estate OF Stephen BENTON.
deceased,-FOur modern three-story brick DWellinRf
Nos. 1922, ll24, 1l26. and l12S Carpenter street.
Same Estate-Two three-stOry brick Dwellings,
Nos. 9S6 and 93s King, now Cross street, below Die
keTson street.
Church, now Otsego street, between Reed and Prime
Streets
274O Federal street. .H-
Same Estate-Yearly Ground Rent ofs625O
Same Estate-Eight yearly Ground Rents of s52
each. ""
Same Estate-Five yearly Ground Rents OF $50 each,
one of sSl, and one OF $S4 i5239t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-03-07
CLIPPINGS.

An immense cheese factory is to be
started by company, near Mt Vernon
1t will use the milk of from 500 tc
| 900 cows.
d Mcmillan of Grecne county, re
comfy sold a bull calf five months
old, and weighing Ave hundred pounds,
for five hundred dollars.
Only two colored votes were polled
for the ponocratic ticket in George,
town, D, G. at the recent election.
There are three Medical Colleges in
Oleveland-two Allopathio and one
Homeopathic,
The Legislature of Louisiana have
decided that the acts of the present
Congress are unconstitutional and
consequently null and void. Modest
work for q set of rebels,
Col. Spraguo, Assistant Commission
or of the Freedmon's Bureau for Flor
ida, reports tho freedmen still arriving
from South Carolina and Georgia and
many arc entering land under the
homestead bill. Tho State is general
ly quiet and prosperous,
The GAINESVILLE City Times learns
that the gas works in that city has be-
come quite fashionable place of re-
sort for persons having children with
the whooping cough-its air being
considered healthy for this disease,