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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-12
RAIL R CAD s..

FHNHE ANNUAL MEETING CT The STOCKHOLDERS
OF the above Lstituions will be held the City of
Chareson on the Second Tuesday in February next the
18th dny of t at month g.3tatoE 'T=3 f>II.El
Place Of Meeting-Han OF the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, on Broad street. -aI -5 .@l1T -
Hour Of convenlng-11 O'Clock A. M.
On the day Observation-Disclosures, the there
wn be m election held at the place. between the
hours q A. NJ and p. NJ for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
OF TEE RAILROAD COMPANY aud THIRTEEN d.
RECTORS OF TIE BANK. 1"- ---'. --
committee to verify proxies will attend
Stockholders will be passed. usual over the Road
TO and from the meeting, free OF charge IN
with the Resolution Of the Convention Of 1884 -
At this meeting will be taken for action according
TO rule, the following proposed additional Bylaw:
The Board ahal hold four quarterly meetings during
tne year and such meetings shall be specially called
oy the Presidents and in the interval Of meetings
there shall be an Executive Committee shan he an
thozed to conduct the business Of the Company The
said Committee to consist OF the members resident
Charleston. J. r. EMERY Secretarr N
Ja uary3 ~ f-17''771'7' n = th6 81
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

M,keu Us. 1l1keu
VIII be sold under the direction of the undermined at
tho old Custom House. THIS DAY, the 12th Feb, u.
ary, 1867, nt IL O'Clock AM 71~ '-~~5
All that PLANTATION situated at The fcaf1 os
Creek waters Of Cooper River on the Upper and Lower
Back hlvcr Road in the Parish OF st. James Goose
creek and known as Liberty HALL containing thirty
SIX hundred and one s6oD acres bounded to the north
on lands OF estato Of William Bell; to the northeast and
east on lands OF William Stoney to the east on Brick
owned by Charles Graves to the southeast south
and northwest by Fosters Creek; west by Hon
n ocone1ng 70 the estate of S. j. Smith, and to tho
west and northwest On Upper Back River Road.
All thnt other PLANTATION, situated on Edisto ISL
and, called Vinegar Hill and containing 1851
Church. "I F1s~-S0 - NfeS1
Terma-On third cas; balance in one and two yearr
secured by bond and morage Of tho premises with IL
teres payable annually Purchaser to pay for papers
JAMES TUPPER,
FEBRUARY 10 ftu Master in Fon;tr-
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MlscELlAM E0vs.
New York Prize Association,
No. 500 BROADWAY, NJ r.. 4a &
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MEL0DEONs, SEWING
MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND s5 "a
SILVER WATCHES,
AND Fl
ELEGANT JEwELRT-
VALUED AT
$500, ,OO0.
100000:

WILL BE pIsTRIRUTFD as FOLLOWS TEE
w and value Of each article of our goods sre
marked tickets placed I'm sealed envelopes and wen
mixed. On receipt Of as cents, envelope continuing
such ticket win be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office, sent by mail to any address The pur-
chaser after seeing what article It draws its value
which may be from to Ave hundred dolIars-can
then, payment OF dollar, receive the 6rticle
named, or may exchange It for any other article marked
on onr circular at the same value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more No B1Anxa
Our patrons can depend on Air honorable dealing.
Ths article drawn will be delivered at cur ce reuar
msiI, express. $,: ..:a,sa-T7T
Letters from many persons acknow1edging fhs receipt
OF valuable gifts from may be at cur Of
nee, among whom we are permitted to refar TO:
John s. Holcomb Ialahertve, N. j. gold WATCH value
$3.50; Mrs Bennett Np 2b2 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine, seh Edwin Hoyt staInSord Conn
gold lever watch value 5000; Hon. B. H. Briggs wash
fngton, D. c.. diamond pn SITS; J. c. Sutherland No
100 Lexington avenue, piano. $3.50; Mrs. NJ Jacksoa1 No.
203 Nineteenth street. Y, sewing machine, SEQ; Jos
Camp, Elmira n T.. meaodeon, $lso; laias T.; Colns
Smith Worcester. Mass, sewing rnachine Ss5; a Shaw
No 1a9 16tb street. NJ y gnld vstch- sign; Ew ReyI,.
ton, Nashville Tonn nae1odeon, 500; James Russell
Montgomery, Ain, gold hunting wstch, $250:: r. T.
Smith, Providence r L, silver lever wetch $50: Oscar
Purdy, Madison N. j., music box, S45 Hon r. s. New.
ely st. Pauls, Mimi, gold watch, $1R5; J. r. Hxa1v
litchaeh, Conn, silver watch, s65; VIM. R Peck Har.
lem us., music box, $76; VIM Raymond, Daason, Ohio
silver tea set $125; Miss E. NJ. achench Detdt Mich
diamond ear rings s225; Pierre Beaudn, ST Charles
Hotel, New Orleans diamond ring $40; Mta Marsha
LIST OF ARTICLES
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Woodldnds Plantation, Goose Creek Parish. ioin-
sng Woodstock and DR.. +. Parke,'s Pianidtion,
near !Sineuth, a regular, stopping station.
By ALONZ0 J. WTffTE 4: SON,
1nokers, Auctioneers, a nd Real Estatc ct,s
Will be sold on THURSDAY the iii, Of Fsbrnnrv st ~
o'cloek. at the north Of the Exchange, =
WOO WOODLANDS AND PLANTATION. now belonging to
A4onzo White situate Immediately on the limo Of tho
s. C. Eatlroad thirteen miles from the city Contains
ABOUT 6oo acres about 800 acres cleared On the prcm
SOS are hne dwelling barn. outhouses &c. well settled
IN every respect has been planted the past year M st
o. the adjoining places are occupied and will planted
to contract . 49, e'pone
1erms.-One:iaf cash; balance payable in twelve
months, secured bv bond and mortgage OF the proner
= soa, interest payable sei-annuny Residence is now
and policy assigned Purchaser to Jay A. J. W. Son for
papors and stamps. " Febrnarv -
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

EE )dTtc Mcleod. &a@ %l&
VIII be sold under the direction the undersigned AZ
the old Custcm House, in this City, on THIS DAY. Inc
18th of February, 1857, ut l O'Clock, I'-- -
All That LOT OF LAND in the town of Wiuarnstoc in
the District Of Anderson, containing acre more or
less in the southeast OF lot three 951Oo
e 9510O) acres conveyed by West A. Williams to Daniel
Brow on the 4th day Of September 1851 which lot
improved and formerly occupied by F. A. Hoke.
Ierms-One half cash balance in one year secured bv
bond OF purchaser and mortgage of the premises witt
interest from day Of sale Purchaser pay for papers
JAMES TUPPER,
f11f6
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NORTHAMPTON u
INDELIBLE PENCIL co.
NoRTHAHPTON, MASS.
MANUFACTURE AND SELL CLARK.s PATENT
INDELlBLE PENCIL /!
For Marking Linen, sc.

T1HB PENCIL Is SIMILAR TO THE ORDINARY
VIII remain after OF wear weslng It ia ereat
Improvement ink It win not dry m and can he
used With much dispatch economy "a there is
no fiak o. ootHng No preparation being required except
blesome directions to be followed its use it viii save
mucn ncon7enienceto to housekeeperH and NIL ;ho have
occasion to mark their clothing.
Notices OF the Press.
s5The marking inks commonly used for marking
linen and other fabrics tnconveuient and roublesome
each bottle being accompanied by number of sdrec
IONS which considerably bother the bra.ns Of house
Keepers. The 1ndehb!e Pencil will prevent this us all
the preparation necessary is the dampanng OF the abrIc
which ts to be marked thereupon.'' - 4 7-" 49,
a>E s-,..,-,....--,. lSeienti6e A1a.,ieau
1Iadies viii be pleased with the Indelibe Peuc1 new
invention for marking clothes indebly without rsk of
olosnng VIII abolish the old plan OF using pen with
q BOTTLE T. Ecening Post. M r5GT' - = y
..We have seen samples Of permanent 1narlrinp With
this pencil, which cannot be washed OUT M
az Boston Journal.
Thts is the largest invention for small one that We
have seen for long time It docs away with the bother
Inconvenience and Hfncut mode OF marking with 1nk
Literary Aase.u1
'tCLARKs PATENT NDELBLE PEHcu.-We have tried
s ccteprated pencil for marking linen and found
1t to be al that is claimed it. No family shoud be
without it 1t is greatly superior any indelble ink
that we have ever tied."-Cfnciz,ati National Union
"a desirable, convenient and useful household art
Gle e-'--SprinQfeld lAass.l Republicnn. -I
One Pencil will Mark 150O Articles,
AB TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED. Send 90 cts.
for q Pencil aud Circular. - A ~ - I
For sale by JULIUS FLAUM, No 1888 King street. also
by NJ NJ QUINN. Up Town News Depot.
February 2 ,#a N&G 1no
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUTTY.

Mt" UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Brocn os. Charleston and Sduannah Railroad
Company.
Will tie sold, under the direction of tho UNDERSIGNED at
the old Custom House. in this city on tho 26th of
February 1867. at II o'clock A. NJ. TI@ n
All that PLANTATION AND TRACT OF LAND In st.
Paus Parish, Coleton District, known as the JERICHO
PLANTATION. containing seventeen hundred and hf y
acres, more or less and bounded by OF Motto Lee
gare, John Boyle, Joseph Martin, DR.. B. D. Smith l.
Behling. and james King. 7'
Ter1ns-Cash sufficient to pay the amount now due
upon bonds to the complainant the balance in one and
two years. secured by bond of tho purchaser and mort
Of the premises with dny Of sale pay
able semi-annually. Purchaser to pay TOR papers.
JAMES TUPPER
Fcbruary5 tut Master in Eouitv
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EtghlyJiue Thousand Dollars Desirable Securities
at Auction
BY j. DRAYTON FORD,
Broker nd Com mission gent.
VIII be sold by order Of the President and Directors of
the Elmore Mutual Insurance Company of Charleston
at the north of the old Custom House. city Of
charleston. South Carolina, TUESDAY, the 10Th day
OF February, 1867 at IL o'clock a. NJ without any
manner of reserve limitation the following vuluable
Securities: m '-l
sss,5oo CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COMPANY SIX PER CENT. BONDS, guaranteed by
State of South Carolina. ~
$4,000 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, FIRST MORTGAGE
SECOND LIEN. ~ '- "
$500 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD SIX PER CENT.
BOND, redee1nable 1858.
s12, 600 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SEVEN PER
CENT STOCK. >T --'S--'
$500 CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT. STOCK
Interest semi-annually. Nh An
sa1o CITY OF cHARLEsToN SIX PER CENT STOCK
interest quarterly.
ssss5 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, State guarantee.
$2240 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, FIRST MORTGAGE, SECOND LIEN
s160 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS.
S0750 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COUPONS ,sf@l
60 Shareholders Of the Elnore Insurance Company
who may purchase of the above Securities have
their presunaptive interests in the Company
credited in settlement if they desire. D&
No Rroo1 cfroo
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

ONeiW ps. Mcgee.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House In this city, on TUESDAY the
2oth day Of February, 1867, Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ,
AL that TRACT OF LAND in the State OF Florida be.
ing tn Township E1 OF twentyseven and Township six
and seven Of rnnge twentyesht south east and
boundary and description thereof appear from the
plat Of survey made and returned into the office
Surveyor General Of the United States the State Of
Florida with the field notes thereby, in r. ". Norris
United States Deputy Surveyor and file in ead ONCE
containing eleven thousand nine hundred and ninety
one and twenty-hundredths acres Of land.
The above Tract has been divided into sections OF 16O
acres and win be 30 sold. plat Of the Land may be
seen at the Office of the undersigned. D.
Terms-One-hAH cash; balance In ore year, secured
by bond Of the purchaser and personal security and
mortgage Of the lands Purchaser to pay papers
JAMES TUPPER, Master In EQUITY
H@- The following pspera will please copy and send
bill to this Office: Savannah Republican and Augusta
Consttutionnhst tut February 8
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East Bay at 10 O'Clock. liquors and damaged sea
bagging.
NJ. L. A.nxAn win sell this day, a. No. le vendue
Range, damaged Grain &c.
j. A. THouRoN will sell this day. ut 10h O'Clock ut his
store, No a State street. furniture fancy dry goods
M1lLIcAN. MELcHEns l. Co. will sell this day. at 10
O'Clock at No 22 vendue Range, the contents retail
grocery store.
JEFFoRDs Co. will sell this day. before their store
No. 81 Vendue Range. at 10 O'Clock brcoms and hnnns
shoulders, bellies, SC. .a"|
LAuREy ALEXANDER viii sell this day. at 10 O'Clock
in their store, No. 1877 East Bay hams Mornings
.The perfumed Light
Steals through the mist Of alsbaster lamps.
And every air is heavy with the breath
OF orange flowers that bloom ..a.N
L the midst Of roscs."
Such was the fowcry filed with healing airs and
products where Dr. DRAKE discovered
tho chief Ingredients of his wonderful Tonic Medicine
PLANTATION B1TTERs-the enchanted tropical island Of
st. Crox. The PLANTATION BrrrEns combip no NIL the
medicinal and tonic virtues Of the healing and nfesus-
timing products Of that favored cime are without
doubt, the Worlds Great Remedy for Dyspepsis Low
Spirits, and all other Stomachic difficulties
February IL VILLA. tuthsa
TEErH like orient pearls, set in cushions Of rose
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
These charms to win hearts when all other charms
fade,
But they can't be preserved without sozopoNrs aid
February II tus2
ROBSON. No. e2 East Bay, who has always large STOCK
md on the most favorable terms n
November % an thsh,ornoa
For restoring strength and appetite use the great
Southern Tonic, PANKN1N's HErA11c B1rrERs end you
Will not be disappointed For sale nv NIL tn
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Ehlzote Building Lot in Hdnooe,- street.
By L.ONZO j. WHITE & SON H.,
brokers. Auet1oneers & Real Estate Agents
WIZ % sold, without reserve. THURSDAY. the 18th
he6ruary at II O'Clock ut the north Of the Exchange
VACANT LOT. situate on the east side of Hanover
street. buttug and bounding lands of Simons Her
less. I0-7 e' 100 ~
Conditons-One-han cash: balance payable Il twelve
secured by bond and mortgage property sold
payable annually Purchaser pay for requisite
paPe1s A'Au sta1nps. February IL
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AUCTION SALES.
Lot Of Lan'' and Bustdings corner A,ae,1ca u,.a
So,lh streets.

Aol Of Ldn'' and Buadings corner A,ne,zca ana
BY SETH SPENCER.
THIS DAY. 18th instant, at tho Custom House. Broad
! street. at II o'clock, will be sold.
and South streets. On the front the lot is house
with two rooms, and in the rear with four rooms
Condiuons-onc-lalfca each; balance iu ono year with
oonI M ana mortgage Purchaser to pay for papers.
February IL
fl4nta0n on S'en tlee1, Christ chrci, Parish,
rytcen .y.. Mtnutes' n, Walk from the Ferry Landing
by SETH SPENCER.
IdlS DAY, 18th instant, Mt the Old Custom House.
corner East Bay and Broad Streets at IL O'clock will
PLA%TAr1ox Fl AS; or ..snon cr... . c,r,s+ c,,
par1sh containing g. high land marsh
ana rao,o On the place is House. with Kitchen.
considered perfectly healthy.
o,,, o,nitions-onohslf . casil balance year. with
noi. ana mortgage for the balance Purchaser to pay
40 p"lefS February IL
na'o"'e soGh mS e g fcM Hst,<2gg Rg Goods Store. .
WIZ DC so! THIS MORNING, ut 10 O'clock 1t my Store
No. 40 Aiectin2 street. opposite Pavilion Hotel,
sER1No uNnEnsmiW1s sGHSisTiss aSp SE; n,wrns o,.
Golorcd gndorirs Dozens Felt Hats Pieces Kentucky
Thread spool Cotton TOO sraw ma Wons csmosis Black
G2ored a; 100 dozen Assorted Necklaces Tuck Combs.
yer Tea Spoons and Spoons Ale Glasscs Gobets' la.
dies Cloth Cloalss and Ladies' Cloak Stands 10 NJ So
Boxes scgar Lithers and Tooth Picks All viii be sofa
without the least reserve. '- 49,
-e --N @-,.. ~ ocu'etJ. February u
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. nm
Br01ne Us. Whlney
"l be sold under the direction the undersigned Mt
G 1o oaa "a custom HoTsc in this city THIS Day the
IN OF February, 1867. at IL o'clock A. NJ
AL that TENEMENT AND LOT OF LAND situate on
south side OF Tradd street. in this city known by the
plumber A. Bounding to the north on Tradd street: to
sno west on the other part of said lot of George
@ 10y ana w1te now the property Of Basil Lanneau; to
eno south on land late OF William Harvey, deceased now
-; and to the east land late Of Daniel Horny,
noW OF William Inglesby. Containing in front on Tradd
see. twenty-five 1867 feet and in depth one hundred
ana hve lo5 feet, be the same less.
!erms-so much cash is necessary pay tho costs
oI tnese proccodings balance in one, two three and
years secured by bond OF purchaser mortgage
o1 tne promises with interest from day SALE payable
ss"lonhuuly. Purchaser tc ray for papers.
JAMES TUPPER,
-Itty |eoi iuary - Nu Master in Equity.
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Mount Pleasant PropeTzy-A Good Chance for
Investment. 1s
BY BOWERS & SILCOx. RI
Win be sold ON TUESDAY the 9Th of March next at II
o'clock, IN IN front Of the Exchange. Broad street,
All thnt LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon
situated at the Of Pitt the street leading to
the Light Rouse In the village Of Mount Pleasant The
stories high, containing square rooms each about is
feet pantry and dressingroom 10 feet square,
good Kitchen on brick basement. with two rooms; Lot
The above premises can be treated for private sale.
Apply as above #H5 |
Conditions s-One-haf cash; balance in one year. with
interest also bond and mortgage Buildings
ed and policy assigned Purchaser to pay B. 8. for pa
pers. 0t& #FS@58
| Fehruarv 70 i 4 a 81 oe % MI,
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DOWE & NOISE, Agents.
\. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.

TEsTED BIZ TnsE.-For Throat Diseases, Colds,
and Coughs, 'sBso1ons Bronchial Troches" have
proued their efficacy by q test OF many years. The
good effects resulting from the use Of tho Troches
have brought out many worthless limitations. Oh
tain only Browns Bronchial Troches."
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UNDER DECREE n EQUITY. '1
.- .5.45i Broom us. Young. n
VIII be sod under the direction Of the uuderrQued at
the old Custom House, in this city, TUESDAY, the
2eh day Of February. 1867, at II O'Clock A. II,
. All that LOT OF LAND on the south xide Of B DAD
street. in this city measuring In front Bread street
seventyhve 76) feet by hundred and aty Q5 feot
in depth, be the said measurements 1core or less:
bounded 70 the south Broad street: we'd on rda Of
T. Savage Hayward; NORTH land or late of W. n.
Trapmann and west on Land Of B. c. Pressley W.
Shingler. 3fis q - s7as $@4
Terms-A sufficient amount in cash to pay the sznsuns
now duo the Bond to the comp ainAn and the bs
ance In and years, secured by bond Of tho Fer
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with interest from
day of sale payable se1nt-annuay. Purchaser to pay
for papers. %-s.1gG JAMES TUPPER,
February5 tuf Master In Equity.
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To PR1NTERs.-A good compositor-a steady, re-
liable man-can secure employment by application
at this Office.
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BAUGH'S
RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE.
200 TONS DAILY EXPECTED.

| .H"
y s. THE AGENT FOR THE ABOVE MANURE. I
"A last year submitted to Professor Shepard Of the
south Carolina Medical College, sample for anayss
and with his endorsement recommended it to nv plant.
ing frends am pleased say that their practica
experience fully confirms the Professors opion of it,
value manure s"a -'1'-- N =
The best evidence that the results Of Its use on cot
WHO then used are this buying again. and in in
creased amounts tHI 4 4 n M ~,-I-'- IL
cargo Of BAUGHs RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE is now
N transit Tor this port, with un
Shepard upon arrival. The manufacturers hive how
ever placed In my hands analysis Of cargo made
by Professor Williams cf Philadelphia which shows the
season. .# @@lEI -'' O--~N"' -
The following is the report Of Professor williams ro
ferred to above: I"T7 M .e
PHILADELPHIA, January a. 1857
Aessrs. Baagh d Sons: --7' = > -
GES7LEafEN I have analyzed the aumple of your su-
PerPhosphate handed days since and ind it to
be composed follows: ---I m
Moisture at 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Ago per cent
Combined Organic Matter. .23.14 per cent
1leolng Ammonia S.62 per cent
BoEe Phosphate of Lime. IS per cent
Yielding Phosphoric Acid. 10 90 ner cent
(Other Ingredients not estmated.) -
The per ccntage amount of Ammonia ia yerv mnc1
greater than that obtained from
have examined and this. in connection With the readi
~ soluble condition Of the Bone Phosphate when acted
upon BY weak acdsfor instance, Carbonic Acid-wiiI
account for the markedly favorable results which have
been obtained from the application of your fertilizer
Respectfully,
CHARLES P WILLIAMS,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist.
J. n. ROBSON,
AGENT FOR TIE MANUFACTURERS
No. 62 East Bay, Charleston.
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CoNTANs SUFFICIENT STIMULATING AMMO.
~ NiACAL Animal Matter to produce rapid growth,
aid to insure the complete appropriation by plant
the phosphaes and other ingredients in the fertilizer
without e1haustsg the soi does burn crops du-
ring drought like Peruvian Guano, lose strength
by the voatihzat1on Of the Am ronia
All Its constituents, excepting the Sulphuric Acid
being from Bones, Blood. Flesh and other animal
sources and not from Mineral Phosphntes Mineral
Phosphate Guanos, in the case with most of the s-
-Phosphates in q condition to become quickly
soluble in the soil, and available food for plants
Warranted free from ddunerations and of uniform
qa.ality.
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ALI. PENCILS ARE STAMPED: >
a8- AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL CO. N Y"
None genuine without the exsct name OF the firm
AooA W A. &3 emo 'saI December Is
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A splendid pair Of Mares (Sadde and DratD at
I3-t .S-1S. AUCTION. g.aI5s,s s5 5.a-
BY SMITH & MeGILLIVRAY. @
Auetlonoers, No. ~ Bro1d street.
win be sold THIS DAY, the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock,
s'H%S in front Of their Office, Sfl%sEH s3s&
splendid pair Of well broken SADDLE AND DRAFT
MARES. ono Of them Thoroughbred and the other half
blooded. sylish In action. and warranted in every
spect. f'5.: t= :: 1:f f+S5 sSEy4 NJ M &
Z Unlimited Stock recaived up to hour Of sale.
February II ... %+%53 s s;T& +E .a@ 3Ras @5s %
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Brooms ON account Of Underwriters and all Con-
U& Urn @g ceTned,
. JEFFORDS & co.
VIII sell THIS DAY, before their Store No o7 Vendue
Range at 10 O'Clock d
20 dozen BROONS, sold on account of Underwriters
and all concerned. ''N'''->' ' -
Conditions cash. .. Febrnarr 70
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BY r.. M MARSHALL,
| Brokers Hn6 Aucticneers, Mo. 33 Brond-st
763ss54 TOMORROW, at IL O'clock win be sold,
Handsome BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, WARDROBFS
Tables Chairs WhatNots, &C.: Cooking and Kerosene
Stoves, Beer Pump. s;tlSt9 February IL
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Dam aged Cram, &c.
t M. T.. A1H1AIe
Will sell THIS DAY. the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock at
No 16 Vendue Range,
! 10 sucks Damaged CORN AND OATS.
| ALSO, 3.
| quantity READY-MADE CLOTHING, Dress Goods
Hosiery, Hnndkerchiefs, Mattresses, Watches Jewelry
Segars, &C. 4 @#
Conditions cash February 12
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-12

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@ Damaged Sea Island. .Baqqinq
BY BRUINS &. BEE.
VIII be sold TEIS DAY. the 18th instant in our store
#%@E No. 78 East Bay. at 10 O'Clock
u pieces DUNDEE BAGGlSG, slightly damaged.
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