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BEAUTIFUL TO sHB, and highly satisfactory
TO don, Is the clothing at Saks Il Cos, 5I7 7th
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and ID
OF that, Master Brook IS We need not men /.
uon now cheap are other articles; indeed, it 10
never well to tell wonderful truths. Is they
may not be believed. Let all learn for them.
selves. We predict the reeult-astontshment-
National Republican, 1Sth j '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

JAIL FOR CoURT.-Officer johnson and
White of he NTH precinct, yesterday arrest
ed Lawrence Murphy, John Hickey and John
Rector, who had hearing before Justice
Harper, charged with assaulting Geo. Smith,
with intent to kill The trIe were committed
TO Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

REAL ESTATE TRAssPBRs. The foIlowino
transfers OF Real Estate were to-day repor,si
At the Real Estate Agency of r. 81. Halls:
Lots and 8, in square 2e, at $40. lot H. In
square iSi. at Ice; north halt of lot II in
square 423, at - t>3 81 south half Of lot II, in
square 42} a. S2,Oe3.67: south part sub. 10, in
square 103, 80 feet, at - 60o; lot IL. in Beatty
and Hawkins addition TO GEORGETOWN, at $50
part OF lot TO- in square Az, 21 feet inches, at
81 400, part OF lot :, IN square ST. at $3.50 20;
part OF lot 1, IL square Lose, IS feet, al SIPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

RECEIvIEG STOLEN GooDs-Ldrceny- MARY
fIyIn, on Saturday, caused the arrest OF sam
uei Hanson and Seph Brown, colored charg-
ing tne former before Justice Harper with
petit larceny, and The latter with receiving
stolen goods. The two were committed o
court by the Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

FIGHT1NG-Hartwell Walker, Robert Stops
and Daniel Mack came before Justice Tue ker
on Saturday afternoon, charged with bein 2
disordtrly and enjoying a pugilistic contest
The former was required to paw a fine OF $40.
and the latter two 80 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

BLANKETS OF ALL CoLoRs.-Red, White
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse Biau-
kefe, OF all colers. Five lbs Blanket for 50 50
and Hair Pillows, Bol.ters, Mattresses, &C,
ADANsON's, 500 9th ST.
ILLS one door from Penn. ayenus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

RUN OvRR.-Last evening, about 6 O'Clock.
eolored man named James Williams was
Iun over by buggy drawn by two men. as be
was crossing Pennsylvania avenue at l4th
street Sergeant Wallace and officer Halves
had Williams, who was badly hurt, carried
TO the stable Of Thompson Nailor, where he
was employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

SELLING WITHOUT LICENsR.-Oficer Thos
Cavenaugh on Saturday evening arrested a
restaurant keeper named j. b. Ferguson,
wpom he arraigned before Justice Harper
upon the charge OF selling liQ nor without a
license. The Justice fined HIM $50, from which
the accused appealed 10 court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

JHwELRY Received from New YORK, At
Priggs Dollar Store, Coral Sets. let Se.s. I'm.
Steel Sets, silver Plated Spoons and Forks
received this morning, at Prigg's One DoIlas
Jeweiry Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenae,
near ~ street. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

IF foU BuY CLOTHING of Hennine, corner
Lth street and Maryland avenue, you get re-.
oucuon OF 10 per cent. until he removes to his
BUILDING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

FROM THIS DAY will sell good Whalebone
Corsets at 81; make 70 order the best Al 81. and
guarantee the Mt; nv own Pateut Walking
SKIRT at &l.25; Shoulder Braces at from o. 50
up. CHS RAW
011,ls 40 Louisiana avenue nesr TN 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-18

GAMBLING OH SUNDAY.-Justice Walter
had before him yesterday Henry Small wood
Fletcher Lawson, and Washington Duckett
who were charged by Lizzie Smallwood with
gambling on Sunday. She also charged the
In the latter charge the Justice sent the former
to Jail TO keep the peace; he was fined $40 for
gambling on Sunday. while the second was
nned S5. and the latter 81, for gambling on
Sunday.
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seThe perfumed light

'sThe perfumed light
Steals through the mist of alabaster lamps
And every air Is heavy with the breath
Oferange flowers that bloom
L the midst of roses"
Such was the aowery land filed with healing airs and
hfepreserving products where DR.. DRAKE discovered
the chief ingredients Of his wonderful Tonic Medicine
PLANTATION BTERs-the enchanted tropical island OF
st. Croi1 The PLANTATION BrrTERs combining all the
medicinal and tonic virtues Of the healing and hfesus
tanning products Of that favored cl.me are, without
doubt, the Worlds Great Remedy for Dyspepsia Low
Spirits, and all other stomachic difficulties
February II tuths3
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mild and gentle, yet when he was ridden out py
the ring-master, he proved to be not only blind IN
both eyes, but showed that ho possessed qualities
that would make mako him invaluable in o circus.
Unfortunately DAN RICE was not around, and the
gay and festive animal was knocked down at O sa-
criice; but his fantastic and lively movements
while on exhibition were enough not only to give
his rider trouble but to ause the crowd, who tes-
titled in huge outlaws their appreciation OF the
sport Horsemanship was displayed In its fullest
acceptation, and the old prorerb that "a pule END
a nigger will never part, )" was thoroughly exem-
pliaed, although the animal proved to be bind
horse.
ST.. VALENTINES DAY.-There is perhaps no day
in the three hundred and sixty-fye that carries
with it greater prestige than the 18th February,
or St. VALENTINES Day. The approach of this
festival is heralded by the appearance in the shop
windows Of vast numbers of missives, calculated
for use on this occasion. These generally consist
Of some ridiculous colored caricature of the male
or female figure, with few burlesque verses be-
low. It is very rare that the Valentines are OF
sentimental kind, and, from general appearances,
the day has degenerated sadly, and it is very sell
dom that any expensive or valuable gifts are made
on this occasion. The postofice doubtless benefits
by the delivery Of the letters and the sale OF them
would make an item to the merchant, but beyond
this little is thought Of the day, and it is now far
more honored in the breach than in the OBJ
servance.
1t was formerly considered day sacred to
matchmaking, and was alluded To by SHAKESPEARE,
DRAYroN, and the earlier poets, and the games
and superstitons connected with it, all had bear
ing upon the subject. ALENTNE, who was priest
of Rome, had apparent y nothing to do with the
matter, as his regio enioined celibacy, and it is
difficult to trace the connection beyond the ac-
cident of the day OF his martyrdom being used
for this purpose.
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RAILROADS..
TO CONTRACTORS,

OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH R. r.,
., ...,.,t,,. No: % BROAD STREET, J.
CHARLESTON, s. O., February Z, 1857.
DROPOSAJs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
L until Wednesday, Goth inst, at - O'Clock H., for
REBUILDING THE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD from the head Of the Road near Sakahatchie
to Hardevle.
This work will require about:
4000 feet Of Inverted W., or Double Tresting.
Saltkahntche Bridge-60 feet span, on pile piers.
81, ,584 Cross-Tes.
Thrtywo miles of old Road Bed to be cleared graded
and Track relaid.
1t is proposed to let the above work contract
Proposals viii also be received ut the time for
building the Road from Vaudeville to the Savannah
River.
This work will require about:
1000 feet of Inverted ", or Double Trestling
Three miles Of old Road Bed to be cleared graded and
Track relaid.
1t s proposed to let the above work as another con-
tract
Specifications, or any information requisite to a
thorough understanding either of the above Contracts
will be cheerfully given on application at this Office.
JOHN 8. RYAN,
General Superintendent.
rs The Savannah Daily Herald will please copy three
times and send bill to Office Of Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company. swm3 February9
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A FAVORABLE NoToR1ETY.-The good reputation
and extended use Of "Bro,ons Bronchial 1'oches''
for Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases has caused
the Troches 10 be extensively initiated. Obtain only
the genuine Browns Bronchial Troches," and dc
not be influenced by those who make more profit
BY selling worthless limitations.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carotnian ut Columbia, is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ohcel paper
Of the State it will be found ct the present time espe
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of o very large circulation.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
ALoNzo j. WHITE Son will sell day. at II O'Clock,
at the north Of the Exchange Woodlands pantaon also
q vacant lot in Hanover street
TN CATER win sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, on Browns
wharf, bacon shoulders and butter
MILES DRAKE will sen this day at his store, corner Of
King and Liberty sree at 10 O'Clock dry goods, cloth
ing. &C.. =. =
M1I1eAN MELcHERs Co. will sell this day, at 10
O'Clock at No. % vendue Range spades oars dry goods
&c.
JEFFoRps & Go. will sell this day. in front Of their
STORE st 10 O'Clock strips, hams &C.; also French cher
ries In brandy.
B. BRoss BaiH, viii sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, at
No. 11s Meeting street, Bundry articles of furniture
LKuRKY ALEXANDRA viii sell this day, at 10 O'Clock
at their store No. 1S7 East Bay, hams, Sides shoude
porks, &c.
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M1a|4I::gi.4 /: 4ellqs',.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IA, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

No Paper YEsEERDAY.-Owing to [some defect
in our steam boiler, which was not discovered
until too late, We were unable to publish our
laper yesterday morning. We regret the accident
very much, and trust that it. will not occur again.
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PERUVIAN GUANO,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.

CoLuBLE PACIFIC GUANo, sT5 CASH; $50 FIRST
y November with interest. approved city acceptance
swan Island 4uano, $40 cash. $25 LIST November with
inter st, approved city acceptance.
Baugh's Phosphate Of Lime $50 cash; s65 1st Noyem
ber, with interest," approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Guano, $55 cash. .......s
Flower Of Bone unadulterated and unburnt
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warranted pure.
Offering the above manures to planters do 80 with
every confidence not only having testimonials from
plnnters who have used them the past year. but the
frther guarantee that every cargo Bs 1t arrives om the
factory, is analyzed by Prof Shepard, Of the South
Carolina Medical College, and the high reputation Sol
these manures fully kept up isa j. N. ROBSON,
January tuthssmos No, Ga East Bay.
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STEAMSHIP CARRo1I.-shippers will notice by the
advertisement in our columns this morning that
this steamer has changed her day Of sailing for
New York to Friday (to-morrow), and that further
engagements can be made.
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GERMAN FIRE ENGINE CoMPANY.-This excellent
and welltried company, with sixty sturdy mem
bers at the drag ropes Of their machine, passed
our Office yesterday afternoon looking as finely as
such q body Of men should, and with their engine
as bright as apin. The parade was In celebration
Of the twentyninth anniversary Of their formation
and they'concluded the day with an elegant ball,
where the enjoyment that always reigns at enter
tainments given by this company Naspartakeh Of
with the same zest inst characterized their former
brilliant reunions.
The following gentlemen we're elected to serve
as officers f@ the ensuing year,
A. sTEMMERMANN, President
JOHN Il. ALBERS, Vice President
JOHN BRUNNGS, First Director.
C. BERkJE Second Director.
JOHN BEHR, Third Director.
J. F. JOHANNA, Fourth Director.
d. a. VoN EITZEN, Fifth Director.
JOHN G. WOHLERS, Secretary.
WIN. BRUNJES, Treasurer
JOHN OSTERHGLTZ, First A1man.
GEORGE MARIENHOFF, Second Axmsn.
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To PRNrERs.-A good compositor-a steady, re-
liable man-can secure employment by application
ut this office.
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!. UNDER DECREE. M;EQUITY.:,
Lord no lni7 A ZONES. -,

Lord US. UGN dE rJ07le9. NJ :,..... 81. ;ols,l
On THURSDAY 21Bt February ne1t ut II O'Clock, Will
be sold In frcnt Of the Exchange under the direction
Of the undersigned, i. :, g.S... ltzt Gs.a
situate on the southeast corner Of Middle and Minority
streets; measuring In front Minority street B eet
inches BY 81 feet In depth be the ssme more or less
Terns-onehaK cash; the balance on credit Of one
and two years. secured by bond of Che WITH
interest semannuay. and mortgage q tie premises
Purchaser to pay for psperB.
January 81 .>.s, thu f..c-.:! Master N kqal!y.s}i
49,, NOTICE. ia'ssJa ;sS1 >! e. @
Sales EVERY EVENING stF o'clock by Kn,RoH kGoSst
No. $50 King.Htreet Of general assortment A5 DIX
GOODS C1othine, Fancy Goods; Jewelry. Boots knd
Shoes. cutlery Perfumery and Soaps Fetxnaryias
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ADDRESS TO TIE FREEDMEN Governor ORR and
Major-Gen SoorT will address the co.ored cltl-
zens OF Charleston, at halfpast seven P. M to-
day, in the Rev. MIR. Gains Church, Calhoun street,
opposite Zion Church.
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UNDER :L, DECREE, I'M ;Eau1TY,t,,ss

Roper us. G1d8den. l4 ~ q, -.
On TUESDAY, 18th February next At II O?cIockA IL, q
win be sold in front ;of the Old Custom House undsf
the direction Of the Master, fs!. a.f ILltssW.
AN that VACANT LOT OF LAND, dtuste on the north
side Of the Public Square in that part of OF.
feet the same on the back Hnc and In depth xG feet;
bounding to the north inland Of O. n Fur1nkn, esd
andof Mr.. Easm, west land Of W. g. Gadsden. sd
south on the said Public Square !. ..yy.s
TermsL LOns-ttrd cash; the basnee on 9rrsdt Of one
and two years. secured by bond sad sof ths {
In nav for paJ,eia ''l.,t
Jsnr1sry sl - ths tr1 t!.. Ksstaritn Eqltty :. 4!
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HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.

HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
CURE.
Some occupations of life predspose to Costiveness,
pecislly those which allow hut little exercise Persons
who contract this unfortunate habit of body under such
circumstances might possibly be relieved by changing
their sedentary empoyments for others Of more active
kind; but this is by certain Habitual cons-
patton is a very obstinate disorder. All the ordinary So
called remedies invariably sggrayse it. Nothing can be
more injurious than the continued use Of strong
apeients They at first irrtate and finally esost para
I'VE the bowels-rendering them torpid TINT enor-
nous doses of catharHc medicines have no effect upon
them. A mild aperient, combined with gentle simu-
LIANT is the true remedy; and combination In the hap
pest proportion of these ingredients, is found in HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BTTTERS. This famous
Stomachic invigorates the whole intestinal cannl while
quietly removing from Its convolutons all impedmens
10 free passage through them No mere purgatve has
this double operation. No ordinary smulant effects the
desired object. Cases Of Constipation abandoned az
hopeless by distinguished medical men have been cured
in few weeks by the Bitters To those who have tried
all the medicines of the dspensary In vain, say try
this irresistible simulant aud sperient. There is no
sufficient reason why Constipation should te the conse-
quence Of sedentary habits. HOsTETTER'S BfFTERS,
by supplying the vgor which would otherwise be de-
rived from exercise will In all enable the system to
perform its e1cretory functions regularly and health
fully. 6 February IL
:..: -
PLANTERS desrous of obtaining highly concentrated
ammoniscal fertilizer free from mineral phosphates and
other adultaraons can do by applying to Kn1sMAN
HOWELL No. 1853 East Bay who Agents for the sale OF
MApEs' Nitosenized super-Phosphate Of Lime
February IL mWths
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INFAST1cDE.-The inhabitants Of State street
were somewhat surprised at the announcement
that two defunct babies were found in their loca-
ty. The infants were discovered in segar box near
the sidewalk, and the Coroner was susaponed to
hold an inquest, but until late hour be- had not
concluded his Investigations, and no light was
thrown upon the subject.
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BAUGH'S
% PHOSPHATE,
zoo TONS DAILY EXPECTED.

A THE AGENT FOR THE ABOVE MANURE,
South Carolina Medical College, sample for analysis,
and with hs endorsement recommended 1t to my plant.
ing friends pleased to say that their pfacncai
experience fully confirms the Professors opinion Of s
value as manure. .ss
ton last year satisfactory lies in the fact that those
who then used 1t this year buying it again. and IN IN
creased amounts. -
cargo Of BAUGH's RAW-BoNE PHOSPHATE Is now
in transit for this port and in conformity with my uni
Shepard upon arrival The manufacturers have, how
ever placed in my hands analysis Of the cargo, made
by Professor Villains CT Philadelphia, which shows the
standard Of the MANURE to be fully mp to that OF last
season. 49,. ,r.
ferred to above:
PHILADELPHIA, January %, 1867
Messrs. Balgh G Sops:
aENrLEMEN have snalyzed the sample of your su-
perphQsphate handed some days since, and fnd to
be composed as follows
Moisture at 2l2 degrees Fahrenheit. 4Gs per cent
Combined Organic Matter 2S!4 per cent.
Yielding Am-non S.oL per cent.
BoEe Phosphate OF Lime 42oo per ceut.
Yielding Phosphorc Acid. lSb2 per cent.
fOther ingredients not estimated
The per centage amount OF Ammonln is very mucn
greater than that obtained from most
have examined, and this IN connection with the read.
" soluble condition OF the Bone Phosphate when acted
upon by weak acida-for instance Carbonic Acid-w1ll
account for the markedly favorable results which have
been obtained from the application OF your ferthzer
Respectfully,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist.
J. N. ROBSON,
AGENT FOR THE MANUFACTURERS.
No. 62 East Boy. Charleston.
January 81 thstu limo
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Hsgibs Building lot IN ,Hdaover Stree.
BY ALONZO y. WHITE - SOL =
VIII be sold, without reserve IEffB DAY. the 18th
February, at II O'Clock ut the north Of the EIohsn8e
A VACANT LOT, situate on the :ess; Gds of Hanover
nardez measuring co feet hont by 100 deep, more OF
Less. - : :t.,,.:, %, I, re. -
Conditions hslf cash; belsnce payable in twelve
interest payable annually TO psZ for requ,te
papers and stamps. t, az u fepfuafy II
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To P1ANrRHs-If you wish Fertilizers, apply to j. !
ROBSON No. 60 East Bay who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
Eouorotar 20 su thstu2mos
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OF TEE ROAD.

*Vicc Hon. F. ]. McsEs, resigned tVies JOHN CALD-
WELL, Esq, resigned
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the
South Carolina Railroad Company, held on the 18th
instant, W. J. MAeRArH, Esq, was unanimously
reelected President for the ensuing year. -r
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~
A NOveltv.

The latest and most efectual remedy for the cure
debility loss of appetite headache, torpor of the liver
ETC., is PANKNIN's HEPAT1C BTrTERs. For sale by
all Druggists tn
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COURT OF CHANoERY-Chancelor LEsEsNE pre-
siding.-This Court met at II A. N. After varie-
ty Of motions, which we're of no public interest," the
er parte case of JAS. NJ. WARD was taken up. This
case involved the reception Of Confederate money
in the payment Of bonds Ey the Masters. Col. r.
DETREuL1E appeared for the petitioners, and
Hons VIM. PORTER and HENRY BUST for the res
pondents.
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PION EER
E3 3!I1[!f3a

LADIES, USE THIS AND no orasn 9. ..s,.s !.
And with your PASTRY you VIII hate No p Dosse' s' -
At every grocers you can get # ~; 81: .siss2S
ry q box and you Win nev'r regret
This YEAST POWDER Is used BY IN nrseci.m Hotsas
and Restaurants through the country and +. finding u
way into every household whore good fsass fgsr -
annreciated Samples free. Every box Ma1fanro W.
eiye sstisfscton or money refunded Aanuhctute6 hy
fAYIOR YOUNG, No. 1s6 Front street NeH 3oEk.s.is
For sale by dho5AS see = 49, :st..t =, -
HENRY BECH0FEiE e Co. Ia
r....' ;.--s =. No ~ Esst Bay.
WIS. CORWN q SCos
1,nnsrvM shstuemo No 20 King ssresf.e 7,
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H. H.

II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa.
per, &C.;
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PRIVATE SAFES.
Fine Residence In Hds4 street =
: BY LOUIS ID. D.tDeSAUSSUHE. :,

By LOUIS D.FDeSAUSsUhE.sss.tF ~ < p -. =
The desirable three story BRICK RRaDERUE on ~ :
the south side Of HSss street. between Meeting and A
son Streets containing eight large rooms psn3, drees
sYe brick Kitchen carriage house snd stsble Tot
measures 90 feet front BY 100 feet deep more os lea .
y ',.1'''-' ALSO, - s.=g..,s;.t. -,
The partially burnt BRICK RESIDENCE on he Sest
side Of Smith street. Wentworth street. inning
six upright rooms, pantry. two good garet rooms
pazzas &c. On the premises brick Kitchen kaItt
The Lot measures Il feet front by 1A1 feet deep and u
feet on back line: - - --' . = .-l-
Apply as above, at ,,t NO. q BROAD sTRRKE
February7 thta6 z
BY5R. n. MARSHALL &iBRO., .issss:ls
Real Estate Agents, No. 80 broad 6freet.ei5
At Private SGe-- ~; h.
1856 ACRES LAND, ON Ashley. River, and sdiotnfn
land Of the Independent Church, St Georges Dor
chester stuths 81. Feorp..'ys aE'. y = ti4i