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Sttamboais anO 2ailruaSs.

NOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD. SPRING
FIELD One Dollar. Steamer leave FeoAslp or New
Haven al 3. and n ?. connecting with the klioad
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HODSAl ONlC hAlLhOAD.-WlN LEX Az
II EAkGEMEETS
Commencing MONDAY Nov 25 1867
Two Through Trains Daily Connecting with York and Boston
BIprr0 Lines
Leave bridgeport = 1910 NJ. ADD 5.rRm
Leave Pitsfed az a Ia and p N.
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OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA,
" VIA NC aRAGUA.
REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
The fas and elegant Steamship
san FRANCISCO. Capt Elisha Howef,
W ~ dpaicbed By North American Sisamshp COMPANY.
THURSDAY Dee s. 40. % North River loot u
connecting tie Pacific with The iasorte steamer
MOSES TAILOR Capt Bletlcn.
The accommodates these alsspassed By those OF
steamers aioat
For Passage Freight appvto
D. n. CAEkEGTON Agent No ~ Westt, cor Warcns, NJ
WIN n. WEBB President, No. 81 Egehang place.
OF - ID .r.~
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cAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

voRcTsTrr plIMrR FITCHBrRG SAsHuA LOWELL. cos
CORD TUE WHITE NOlETAiNs AND
INTERMEDlATE POINTS
Glspsv and s,Iuch setmsrs Il the korsieA nrs -
CITY Oh BOSTON and CITY OF Nb" York.
EeNlork f6uritvs eIosufeti. A. ort fen
Per No % gouh River. Boot n Ntsty a.
FOR KEW-LOADDN,
,N,-, ,ornserf With he Steamboat kits Itu iron % sher
poinih Norwich All Worressf Boston ,nd Nofcsisf "oe
AID Nashua and ksu.London sud northern taifoais
Tbt tsleu he L,.s.t 49, nqa.fs =
b The Pr.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-10
WASHINGTON.
The Surratt TriaI-MayOr OF Mobile
Waiting to See the PFesident-Min-
lister Bancroft to Leave this Week
yTEJOe Johnston at Washington.

WASHINGTON. June THE coun-
sci for the Government in the Surratt
case are on hand and ready for the
commencement of the trial on Mon
day. Ex-Judge Pierpont arrived to-
day. Ex-Congressman Riddle, of
Ohio, has completed, in connection
with the Assistant District Attorney.
the preliminaries of the evidence.
The defense are, also ready, and the
only delay will be in obtaining jury,
which tits thought will take several
days. -vbass 70 gi9 9tede btn'
There are four attorneys for the
Government and two for the defense.
The former are confident of convic-
ton, and will present evidence for the
prosecution far, more important than
that produced on the military trial of
the conspirators and which will, it is
believed, clear up the hidden details
Of the assassination plot.
Ex Mayor Withers, of Mobile, re-
turned to the city to-day, together
with other displaced officials of that
city, and will, on Monday, present
their case to the President. They
have the evidence taken at a
Coroner's inquest held at Mobile on
one of the victims of the riot there,
and claim that it not only relieves
the Mayor.and the police from COM
plicity in the riot, but it shows that
they had made preparations to avoid it.
Ex Mayor Withers, at the break
ing out of the war, was an Assistant
Adjutant General in the War De-
partment.
The ex rebel Joe Johnston was at
the War Department to-day, attend
ing to business connected with the
railroad of which he is President. 1t
is his first visit to the Department
since lie left itsas Quartermaster-G Ger
eral of the army, in 1861.
The usual instructions have been
furnished to George Bancroft, our
new Minister to Berlins and he writes
the State Department that he leaves
direct for the scene of his mission
next week
The State Department has tele-
graphic adviees that at least all of the
Fenians, under sentence of. death,
have been commuted toimprisonment
for life at hard labpr.. N one. of them
have been sentenced to be transport
ed, as intimated In the newspapers.
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@ EVANSVILLE, IND, MONDAY JUNE1o 1857

by the Runchero. from which it ap-
pears that Gen. Lopez, who is repre-
sented as a bosom friend of Maxi
milan, sold out the entire Imperial
concern for S48, 900 In hard cash, and
the work, of 5treachery, was, arranged
so completely and carried out so sue
cessfully, that Maximilian and his
entire force, bag and baggage, were
hostile shot being fired.
NEW YORK, May S,TThe Herald, s
Special Says that tweinity-one thousand
dollars worth of smuggled goods have
been seized in st. Louis. Cincinnati
and Chicago, and that twenty five of
the smugglers, male and female, have
been arrested Z yO2IHH0H .-xILdE Af
During the passage of the ship Ar
mold Benninger, which arrived at this
port from Rotterdam . yesterday, SO
deaths occurred among the passen-
gers, 26 ofwhom we're children and g
| adults - e.i se.fi ~, srs5es IS II s.
, The yacht Henrietta, from Cowes,
May 6, arrived to-day. She encoun-
tered strong. westerly winds during
the entire passage and lost her jib-
The sfeea sfteeaamlsahi1p7 ii i17 Quaker City sailed
to-day with tho lexcursiohists to- the
Holy Land aA,zeV.
Four hundred cases of rifles have
been shipped on board the Rorrnssia
| for Bremen, each case. marked : 20
Austrian r. NJ, rife muskets with
.bayonets.' 1t is said these arms are
consignments purchased by the Cow
ernment some five years ago, which
are now being returned to Europe for
the purpose of being resold. One
hundred additional cases will be sent
by the following Saturdays. steamer,
i Miss Kate Nortons e native of
Maine, and until recently a. resident
IIofEDetroit committed self-destruction
at her residence on West Eleventh
Street, by taking morphine. A man
named Edward Drury, it. seems, had
Eseduced her four, years ago under
promise of marriage, and has ,beep
living with her since he came. here.
He recently married another woman,
and the above is the sequel. .ne. fsoaI
q The stable of Peter Lyman, corner
Of Clinton and Flushing Avenue,
Brooklyn, the distillery :, of John
Brennan and p. Manning, the stable
and sheds of Henry Harteau. and
lumber in the yard of Conklin, Son &
Beard, were burned this morning.
Loss $56, 900. Partially insured.
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ST. LOUIS.
Railroad ExcursiGnists =, Speeches,
Resolutions, &c. = Return Of the
Party. t, s

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The Union
Pacific Railway. .excursionists reached
. the end of the road, three miles from
Fort Harker, on Thursday evening,
where they took supper and spent the
night in tents provided by the military
officers
E During the evening a meeting was
held, with Senator Cameron in the
chair. Speeches were made, and a
series of resolutions complimentary
to the officers of the road and the cit
izens of the various towns at which
the party had been entertained, etc.,
etc., were passed. zasso2 5ssyss
Yesterday morning the party of
excursion:sts proceeded In ambu-
lances to Ellsworth, the extreme
white settlement and after brief
stay returned to Fort Harker, where
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the party dihed, by invitation of Gen
eral Hancock.

the party dIned, by invitation of Gen
eral Hancock.
Another meeting was held, and
speeches made by General Hancock,
Senator Henderson, Judge Orth Of
Indians:s General Stevens of New
Hampshire, Hon, Messrs. Nicholson
of Delaware, 9Laflin of New York,
Kitchen ofiiWest Virginia, Chandlef
of New Hampshire. Hubbard of West
Virginia; mJofdan of Pennsylvania,
CLARK of Kansas, Vanhorn, Newcomb
and Branscomb of Missouri, Nib
lack of Indiana, Mayor Thomas
of st. Louis, Judge Kingman of Kan
2sas, apd seyeral- emembers of the
press.
/ Gen. Hancock and Chief of Staff,
Gen. Mitchell, with cavalry escort,
will start for Pond Greek to-day ac-
companied by the following gentle
men: Hon j.. H.adThomas, Missouri;
A. G. Latin, G. II. and G.. b. Van
5wyck, New York @. B. Hubbard,
West Virginia; Il. d. Kennedy, Jo-
siah Copely, and H. ". Myers, Pitts
burg; G. G. Beamer. Washington III.
s. Howard, San francisco; Senator
Howard and several officers and Di-
rectors of railroad company.
Senator Cameron, Messrs. Moore,
Brewster and others passed through
St. Joseph last night en- route East.
The excursionists will probably reach
here tomorrow night or Monday
morning
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-CHARLEsToN. June Sin the
United States District Court, Judge
Ryan decided that the telegraph com
spanies aresbeund to exhibit private
message in evidence, when tie re-
quired kilograms are not being within
the class of privileged comn,unica
tionS
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NEW ORLEANS.
order Of Gen. Sheridan Ejecting Gov.
Wells from Office-WellS Refuses
to Surrender the ONCE, only TO the
Sword -60E.i FLANDERS Takes Pes
session of the. 0lice. = aEzasTRs

New ORLEANS, June Sat half
past nine O'Clock this morning. Brevet
General John H. Forsyth, of General
Sheridan's staff, called at the Execu-
tive office In the Mechanics Institute,
and informed. Governor Wells that he
had a written comm unication for.him,
from the General Commanding, which
was found to be as follows ~
HEADQ'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DIST, T.
New Orleans, June Z. 1867
To Mr.. j. Hudson Wells, E.c- Gocern-
or Of Louisiana.
SIR-General Flanders has just in !
formed me that he made an official
demand on you for the records of the
office which you have heretofore held,
as Governor of Louisiana, aud that
you declined to turn them over to him,
disputing 4 the rightAto remeveTIyou
from office by me, which right you
have acknowledged and urged on me
up to the time. of your removal. /
therefore send Brevet Major General
John W. Forsyth, Of my staff,to notify
you that he is sent by me to eject you
from tie Governors room, torcibly,
unless you consider, this notification
as equivalent to election. bez
CSigned, p. I'll. SHERIDAN, ".
Maj Gen. u. S. A., Commanding. /
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After reading this communication.
Gov. Wells answered as follows 81
~, GEN. FoRsYfH-.S I surrender
the office / hold only to she sword. D
The Governor then called upon
Judge Ryan, of the Parish of 'Rapi-
des, to bear witness to what he had
said. Without making any response
whatever, Gen. Forsyth withdrew
The new appointee of Gen. Sheri-
dan, Mr.. Flanders, will therefore take
immediate possession of the Execu-
tive office. saat. a..,.<s'e 2
Ex-Governor Wells has consulted
with eminent counsel as TO .thes proper
course to pursue at law.
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Decision Relative to Messages-De.
structiOn OLA Large Warehouse.

BosToN, June 8.-Spickle's large
warehouse at Charleston, fell to the
ground with terrible crash yester-
day afternoon. Three men were Sc
verely injured. i u AAI 1ffo ,53s1 1
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NrERCHANTS> and
A GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT,
No. < First Street.

TRUNTZ & MENTZER, PrOpr1e' lors-
The choicest Wines and Liquors will be
kept constantly On hano; and special at
tention will be given to the T4sfs IA
RESTAURAN Mt,
where all the delicacies of the season viii
be served in the most approved style
making 1T pleasant resort for the Nj Err
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city.
A liberal patronage is solicited
oc23 d3m = -
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iMT ERCHA NTs sFURNIsHED WITH
A. Common Ware alone, IL desired We
keep constantly in our warehAouses AS
sorted Crates OF all Common Ware OF the
very hest make of goods.I Also. many diff
ChiDn Ware tA't 2"
~ we are the only Arm IN this e.ty that
lilmportsl Assorted Crates direct from
England o %e ReeP Parfebrs boaa aad siyhleis yyhi
city has, or can get I'M the English
market. Our wares are Imported via
New orleans. direct. and bought With
" thin the reach Of any house In the
w est or EAST svisa8J a8a hlb gr Eo.
Our stock Is theflargest In the State, and
wall be sold at prices entirely satisfactory
10 The trade. -4l1u 7 lY =
a noy7d diod lIebaeIvnH baa. sgI sa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-29

T. AL that LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on tho
west, and known by the number So.
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UNDER DECREE m EaU1rY.

------ dI2lcfcU VS. EdTden
VIII be sold, under the direction of the unders igned, at
the old Custom House. In This city. THIS DAY, the
19th day Of January, 1857, ut II o'clock, q. H.,
l. AL that HOUSE AND LOT, on tho aouth side Of
Bcauin street. in this city known by the number g.
md measuring IN front on said street twenty-five a5
feet and in depth sixty 1907 feet more or less Bounding
east by land OF F. Garden; west by land Of r. Holoway
north by Beaufaln street, aud south by land oil g. W.
Ohey.
e All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings and i'm
provemens thereon, situnte the north side OF West
street. III this city and measuring in front Wessreet
thir.yave 1857 1eet aud In depth hundred and forty
4o feet moro or less. Bounding to tho north on land
now late OF Richard Holloway; to tho south on West
street, to the east land late Of Mrs Faber and
to the west on land lato tho property Of tho
tate Of John Y. Bradley.
Terms-One-third cash; balance IN three successive
annual instamens secured by bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage Of the premises with interest from day Of
sae, payable annually Buildings to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUppER,
January % tut Master In Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

VIII be sod under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, In this city, THIS DAY, the
29th day of January, 1861, ,,1t IL o'clock A. H.,
All that VALUABLE PLANTATION with the improve
meuts thereon, .known by the name Of FETERESsA,
drews Parrish on tho east side of Ashley Ryer and
both sides OF the Dorchester Road, and little
twelve miles from Charleston The Plantation contains
sos acres lsss butts and bounds to the north
and east lands Of John and Patck Nsi1 south by
lands --Touchstone; and west by Ashley River,
as per plat of same made by r. E. Payne, Surveyor, in
1856. - -.=
Terms-Onefourth cash; balaA@ payable In FIVE
equal successive annual nsaments secured by bond OF
the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, with In
tercst from day of SALE payable annually Purchaser to
pay for papers. JAMES TuPPER,
;Iauuary29 flu Master In EQUITY
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S BE PACIFIC
zsss ==zz.ij,'=
GUANO.
THE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANOIs DEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. TT DIFFERS
ONLY IN THE PROPORTIONS OF THE
sANfE Er EhYENra

WHILE IT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, 1T HAs
wv nearly twice the quantity Of Phosphate Of Lime,
Is per cent of which is imediataly soluble Its effects
on Cotton the past have, in many instances eY-
celled Peruvian Guano has IN no proved less
tive In the carly growth Of the CROP When drought In.
terYenes the crop does not suffer from Its use as s the
with Peruvian Guano By OF the presence In
it OF 50 largo per cent Of Phosphate Of Lime Its use i'm
proves the soil to extent TINT cannot be realized from
Peruvian Guano.
Every cargo this Guano Is subjected to rigid inspec-
ton snalysis and ts sold basis ef actual value.
The undersigned Agent ia prepared to furnish the tes
Hony Of well known South Carolns planters in evidence
Of the superior excellence of this Guano.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

- e {T6SGtH tS. = TU!SLt7l.
On TUESDAY .he 5:il February next at II O'clock A.
NJ viii he sold under the direction OF the sias!or in
front OF the Old Custom House,
All that LOT OF LAND with the Bnd1ngs thereon,
stca public Mall to the north, measuring in irunt the
street 100 feet the the back line. and in depth
avJ feet more less bounding north on land Of Mr.
1urn,, east ca la!!tl ol w. S. Gadsden and west on
lands of arrs Dottcrer aud h1r. Eason.
cash; balance in bond, with interest
anpualIy and mortgage Of the property, tho buildings
10 be insured and the cy assigned to the Master Pur
chaser T., nay for papers ". GRAY,
January II th1 tu3 Muster in Equity.
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UNDER DEGREE IN EQUITY.

BUlSt, Ad77l71'atrdtOT, US. L001dn et a.
Will be sod under tho direction Of the underegned at
the old Custom House, III this city, THIS DAY, the
29th dny Of January 1857, at II ociu.k AN
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho Buildings thereon,
sit late the east side Of Coming street. in the Uty of
Charleston, and designated by the numbers 100 and l6
measuring In front Oh Coming street fortS three @ feet
and In depth from east to west hundred nnd forty
140) teet be the orless Bounding north
lands formerly Of Cathaine Bennett; soath by
lands of John Latar; east by Lands OF -, and west
by Coming street
cash; balance in hye equal succes-
sise annual instahnens secured by bonds OF the pur
CHASER a1d mortgage nE Wa =. %
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPER,
January % Nu Master in EQUITY
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BRowNs BRoNcH1h TnocHEs.-From the Medi-
cal Director of the General Hospital, Benton Bar.
racks, near St. Louis, March g. 1862.
seMessrs. JOHN L BnowN & Son, Boston, Mass.
Use Of your far-famed and most seryiceable
sTfoches is being made in the hospital OF which
have charge, and with very beneficial and decided
results in alayng bronchial irritation For Coughs
and Colds the 1roches give prompt relief.
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A certain VIM. P. DocKRAY has long been the in
cubus that has weighed upon the Land of Flowers.
Under various guises he has been able to extort
money from the citizens, but recently he visited
Fornandina under new character, claiming to be
Clerk of the U. s. District Court for the Northern
District Of Florida also Clerk of the .. 8. Circuit
Court and Commissioner &C oBicio. DocKaAE was
accompanied by two aids, ROBERT NJ. SMITH and
NATHAN L. GANo, the one to accuse and the other
to hunt up and ferret out the parties The two in
stalled themselves in building in Fernandina,
and having obtained guard Of U. s. soldiers, pro-
ceeded to try and convict all cases brought before
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HENRY Cos1A Co. will sell this day. In front of their
tore, venduo Range at 10 o'clock bacon sugar. staroh
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January 29 tut
UNDER DECRNE I'M EQUITY.

VIII be sold, under the direction Of tho undersigned at
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the l2tn fepru'
ary, 1867, ut II O'Clock a. d.
l. All that PLANTATION eituated ut thu head Of Fosters
Crock waters Cooper River on the Upper and Lower
Rack River Road in tho Parish OF st. James Goose
Greek md known as Liberty BALL. containing thirty.
six hundred aud tseo acres bounded to the north
on lands of estate Of William Bell to the northeast aha
Hone owned by Charles Graves to the southeast soat
and northwest by Fostcr'a Creek; to the west BY Hon
hall belonging to the estate OF j. smith and 10 the
yest and northwest on Upper Back River Road.
q All that other PLANTATION, stuoted on Edisto lsl,
and called ttVinegar Hil and conatningfe t95
acrcs sitllate public road, opposite the Epscopai
Te1us-onethird cash; balance In one and two years,
secured BY bond aud mortago Of the premises with IN
N JAMES TUPPER,
in F1ti
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

zies=Ez Lucas Us. Prioleats et dt.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned, at
the Old Custom Houas In this city, THIS DAY, the
29th day Of january, 1857, at II o'clock A. M,
All that TRACT OF LAND in st. Thomns' Parish,
Berkely District containing a947 acres, the being
composed OF two tracts Of which, containing about
lGG0 acres granted to Susan Cumbo in and the
nor containing 2947 G6100 aores moro particularly de-
lincated on plat OF Northampton, made by Charles
Parker, Surveyor, on 18th March, 1848.
Tornas-One.thrd cash; balance payable in four equal
noruge Of the premises with interest from day OF sale
payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers.
- JAMES TUFPER, -
January 20 flu Master In Equity.
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AUCTION SALES.

Valuable Residence, House and lot, and s,.ais
nY: :mcKa4 Rsst4sns & t5Gdssi oaMPpE11. i1tl. II s
VIII be sold THIS DAY, 29h lest, at II O'Clock H.
front Of the old Postofdce, .s.zss,-.5---
LOT no. 1-That desirable RESIDENCE. ehroe and 1
holf story WOODEN House, with brick foundatton NOT
Thomas street. and all tbs Lot usasusps
G6 feet inches front BY feet Deep more of sss and
n feet inches on rear OF lot.
ALSO,
LOT No; IA desirable HOUSE and LOT Ia Queen
street, north side, near Smith street. s!'F
AISo, 49, :. -
LOT No. 3-1Iarion street. opposite Norris street
School, measuring 40 feet front by 100 feet deep, with
two small HOUSES thereon, now renting ct s2o per
month. ,.ss-,sis.,
Terns--onethrd oaah; balance In one aud two yeara
secured by bond and mortgage Of fof Los Fo'
lot No. s-Terms made known on day Of sale: Pur.
chnsors to Pay Mckay Campbell and
count Of 1ohona it may Concern, by ords. Of Tue
. sspa"4s' 81 iS1sa' >. A: Ers1oyY & CO.
THIS DAY the 10Th inst ,l Ct Il O'clock xm be sea
LOO boxes HAVANA, SUGAR, prime to choice grocery
grades ..s.: :-zt5-.=zz
Spanish brig Joven jose Fradua vhoh put tto
this port In distress whilst on her intended voyage on
concern. by order Of the spansh Consul 80
january 20 -: = - 20: - thnntu8
Shoulders. 20. 3 20: 5-lSszS:s.. - = =
By n. & A. r. CALDWELL.....
THIS DAY. the 10th inst. viii be sold before our Store,
at 10 O'Clock, s ..5F4a44sE. .s-=7s = -,
6CAsKs BACON SHOULDERS:
Conditions cash. s4=.z.sz- - January 2s
BYR. n. MARSHALL & BRO.
THIS DAY. Doth Inst, at II O'Clock, win be sold, at
the old E1change B:oad street,
. The PREMISES No. Lands Court being 9 few doors
above Shepherd street. running from Rpaedge The Lot
measures SO feet by O feet nohes nore OF lesa and
contains dwelling Of four rooms and Etohen.
Conditions caah.. Purchaser topay us forpapdra.
January 29
by r.. NJ. MARsHALL& e BRO. r-...fE
THIS DAY, 29sh instant at II o'olockwtu be sold ct
the old Exchange =. a&.ss..>
FARM Of acres, ni,re leas, being Fart Of the
Belvdere lands and bounded north and south by aye
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A GENTLEMAN and lady, with nurse and child,
desires private boarding in respectable family.
Information in reference to the matter will 90
received or can be given, by the editor Of this
paper
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DoN'r SLIGHT Your TEErH.-Remember that
upon their labor the health Of the stomach de-
pendg. Keep them perfect, and, in ordor to do 30,
manipulate them with brush, dipped in the
Fragrant SozoDoNr, once or twice day. tus2
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CLIO 7 H | N G.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER II
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USDER DECREE IN EQUITY,

EC IOTfe NCLe0G.
Will be sod under tho direction Of the nnderslgnad at
the old Custom House. in this City, on TUESDAY. tho
18th day OF February, 1867, ut II o'clock.
All that LOT OF LAND In tho town Of Wlianston, in
the District OF Anderaun containing acre. more
less lying In the southeast OF lot Of three s6lo0
rs acreB conveyed by West a. Williams to Daniel
Brown on the a day of September 1851 which lot was
improved and formerly occupied by 3. A. Hoke.
Torms-One lalf cash; beanca In one year. aocured by
bond Of purchaser aud mortgage OF the premises with
interest from day Of SALE Purchaser to pay for papers
JAMES TUPPER,
1un,arr 90 tufj Master In Eqeity.