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FURs! FUBs! FURs l-Joseph Rosenbaum & Co.,
No 46 Arch street, above Fourth, south side, offer
their splendid assortment OF Hudsons Bay Sable,
Mink SABLE real Siberian Squirrel, etc. etc, at the
most reasonable prices. Please give a call p. S.
N q hnalness lranE Acted ON snlnrdAYs.
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No. 4O8 WALNUT Street
PHILADELPHIA,
FLMES 81 GRIFFITTS.

Department OF State Of Pennsylvania.
CHARIYs II. ELMEs, late Of Phila National Bank.
W. J. oRIFFITTs, JR. 20 WAA"aP
Fire, Marine and Accident Insurance effected
the most reliable q mpanies OF this city, ana In thO
Of New York, New ERgland and Baltimore
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BARRIERS IMPROVED PERIoscoP1c sPEcTAcLEs,
superior to all others; Gold Silver steel nd Nickel
Mountings. A veIy desirable present.
Opera Glasses very low. As North Eighth street,
fnnc md Of
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ADJUSTMENTS,
A A DENY Of MUsI
GEORGE, WILLIAM 4 ALFREp HANroD5

A G A ID MY OF MU SIG.
GEORGE, WILLIAM q ALFRED HANLoN.
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS oNi.v. coA,,,,,,y,,,,,,,
The Worlds Great FSvOrtes--the wonderful ana
BANLoN IBRoTHERsi HANLoN BRorHERsi
Tfans.Airaniic Oombnation. Twenty male and
female contiqspG A5Is5eS Ms All hFT 1ST g % America
have secured the following confederation OF human
sAin' heil first Hr1 esranSe pn i,1th II lhls city,
THE CHAMPION SWIMMER OF THE WORLD.
yeogs aSsiIc svoutioDs in the course Of which he
will eat dunk aud smo oke, while entirely submerged
FRUFEssoR oREGoIRE.- -
ETHARDo, THE GREAT, SPIRAL AsCEN-
MADLLE GERTRUDE
and her highly trained Canine Troupe Of Seven Edu-
MISS GKEGoEY, THE VERSATILE Artistic,
The Chemriop juvenile Gymnasts O an Europe;
ALfEEhp AZ An FTHU AbRIAh Il W9NDsERs'
in their intrepid ana terrific Aerial Fgats, including
IHREE Fly Inc MEN OF THE AIR,
HANIUNS GRAND MINIATURE CIRCUS.
Introducing the beautiful Trick Pony Aurora" the
eeS M SSi AND 6s 9dg9y Ts
Jupiter The OILY Dog ~ the world that has been
the most a, conlpished Equestrans Of the day. The
THE ii ItLiPUifAN sTEEPLE.CHAsE
New Chris mas Pautu mime, entitled
PERPETUAL TORMENT
In which the prominent members Of the troupe VIII
OR ,ND HOLIDAY MATINEEs.
CHR STMAS AMI SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
az 2ys oc.O,k. Ter the especial accomm Jdation OK
PRICES F ADMisSION.-To Matinees, Adults
20 al PSS IcSeeTa 0I re 20 ceR6s.
tonv 75 cents; Family CIRCLE. sec; Ampbtheatre, Csc.
Doors Q. en- att. Overture commences At va o'clock
II sale of tickets VIII commence at the Academy.
SMUT Street. Friday Decen beT 20.
Remember that those VINO wish for seats must Sc
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1877. FINE CONFECTIONERY, 1867.
In eat boxes for Holiday Presents, delivered to any
mart of the city. Il. G.. WHITMAN 81 Co.,
No 2Is rheanut street.
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MARRIED,

HYDORN-WA WARTHMAN.-On the 10th instant, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev James Y;
KATE, daughter of Anthony Warthman, EsI, OF this
city.
PRAUL-HEIST Err by Rev. Jos. B. Turpin, De
CpmbPr 10, 1867, Beverly, N. J., Mr. Jos. RIHNER
PRAUL TO Miss LIZZIE HEISLER, all OF Beverly.
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CLEARHn YEsTrRnAY

steamship TOnawandR, Jennings. Savannah, Phlla
delphia and Southern Mail steamship Co.
Brig Charlotte, stupel, Havana, Warren, Gregg
Morris.
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Brig Martin Burns, Haley. from 81. Martins. wit
salt for Philadel pha went ashore I'm gale llth inst
two mIles north of Fenwick's Island Light. On 1t
18th the vessel had gone TO pieces cargo srewn alnr
the beach; crew saved. The Martin Burns was q ne
vessel, owned in Yarmouth, n, 8.
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r OST. - LOST ON THE NIGHT OF THE
IL 9th, a single DIAMOND PIN, Old-fashlOned set
ting. with small brilliant the catch Full
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FERRY + E TTINg.

ON SATURDAY the 23d day of FEB
~ RUARY, 1867, will let ont at the
Court House door in the Town Of Alexand.
ria, to the highest bidder, the privilege of
running Ferry fat and skitf' across Bayon
Rapides opposite the Race Track Lane
Said Ferry to continue until the Parish
builds public bridge at or near that loca
ton. The rates of ferriage will be the
same as those of the Alexandria Ferry.
ID. d. ARDEN,
jan 10 tf25 President Police Jury.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1867-01-30

4 THE public are informed that this favor.
teSaloon has been removed to the ~
ICE HOU Sc HOTEL
In the basement Story, where the .Propri
etor will always be found on hand and ready
to attend to his friends and customers.
Give him, call and you will leave his
Beaux Hickman. ..sa. .'.,r.l. ~ !
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SHERIFFS SALE,

between the hours prescribed by Law ,on the
premises, in the Parish of Rapides, State of
louisiana, the following described property
seized d, as the property Of Sarah A. Powers
defendant, to-wit: 49,. Is, So. -,
The N Z i Of the N E 1 of section 81 in
Township Sand Range 6; also. f ! Of N &
i and n L 1 Of S E Of section 81 and the
W of N W / of section 26 in Township 5
and Ranges N and W; also eight other
forty acres tracts, containing 720 acres of
land, more or less. 'etg6. ~. r !:
a TERMS OF SALE: Cash in u. S. Treasury
notes, subject to appraisement. ist r'
- J. Il. ANDREWS, Sheriff. /
sheriff's Office, Alexandra, La, Janua-
ry I'd, 1867. ...'
Printers fees $1s 90 1..5a ..''''.''
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"A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE

How few there who not subject to
OF the lungs respiratory organs who, by nelcctnG
Prenonitory symptoms. aggravate the complaint, until
disease strikes its shnfts causing tne1pressba torture
OF the patient, and anxiety and distress friends "nly
coldI "a slight throat!' is tho Needless remark
thoughtlcss expression of thousands whom Death hos
marked for his prey.
Forewarned-Forearmcdl should be the motto forever
in the minds Of all subject Coughs Colds Caarrh or
Influenza Words OF advice should needed by all su
fering from Asthma Bronchitis Consumption Relief -
within their reach; and. neglected. fatal consequences
life OF miscry-a daily, hourly struggle for ex-
Death ".a""@s l7-
Does not appal the strongest mind to thini the
result caused by ncglect2 Then why delay? lat ex-
cuse can be offered, when timely warning il y,nrdcd in
your ears? When the danger is pointed II why not
avoid It? MARsDEN's PEcroRAL BALM ..s been used
with succoss in nearly million of cases. nd is endorsed
BY the Medical Faculty the most nrompt and efica-
relieve and cure an OF Co rhs, Colds Influenza
and Consumption. If the is not beyond al hope
Even when the sufferer Is III tho last stages find
relief by using this prop sraon- One bottle will con-
vince the most fncredulos that the merits s prepa
ration are by means cxnggerato in fall abort
OF the euogcs bestowed by thousands who have
been cured by its timely guarantee accompanies
to refund the money when this preparation falls to r
ueve.
Prepared oy +. W. MARsDEN, No. 4s7 Broadway, New
York.
Frice, 50 cents snnll bottle; 81 large size
KING T. CASSuDEY
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And al Retat Druggists smo December
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MlSCELLANE EOUS.
The Truth ahout Dysnansia

Whoever says that dyspepsin Is incurahle, tells -
that is to say makes egregous mistake More than
ten thousand aggravated have cured by HOS
TETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, while the number
that have been prevented from coming TO head by
Same means is In Winter and early Spring.
when the appetite is sometimes vigorous for the
comfort and safety OF the stomach indigestion is most
prevalent and most distressing Is the sppehte to be
baked TO accommodate the digestive organs Not So;
for then the frame would lack It's proportion Of nu-
Iiment- The thing to be done is to STRENGTHEN TIE
STOMACH tone the liver, and put the bowels In perfect
order Nothing Win do thts 80 aectuay, rapidly so
quietly, go pleasantly as HO3TETTER's BITTERs This
potent preparation trims and balances the system and
clothes IT. 40 it were. with Defensive armor. Chronic
dyspepsia liver complaint ard fever and ague are never
known to attack those who wise enough to invoke
the sid Of this great preventive. 6 January z
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS.

To tie Editor iaf the Neu York Herald:
Respecting the relics Of porcelain found in the
late exhurahons at Herculaneun which have been
warded to the Society Of Antiquities in London, whereof
your correspondent ssys the bottle resembling DnAs
PLANTATION BrrrERs was undoubtedly placed among
the ruins by the agent Of Dr. DRAK desre to
that he Is incorrect in every respect bottle was
found there besrng our lettering, the language Of tho
ancient Romans was different from the accepted htera
ture Of that day. Our agent has other bunsas than this
In Europe, and has not been in Italy at all No doubt
Americans carry Plantation Bttters to Rome but trying
to impose upon Society Of Anhquardans in this wsy
seems quite useless and do not appreciate joke
It is unaec ssay for to spend money Europe we
we are unable to supply the demand these celebrated
batters here Respectfully, P. q. DRAKE CO..
SanuAryS "&6 tuths3 |
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DISTRICT COURT FOR BERKELEY DISTRICT.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE IMPoss1BnTrY or
procuring place Of safe confinement for Prisoners in
the village Of Pnopohs It Is ordered that the first Quar-
tery Session Of the District Court for Berkeley be held
at MOUNT PLEASANT Hnstesd Of Pinopohs, as hereto
fore adverased) on the Fourth Monday In January
instant. r. 9a@l ##s#
Special Court Will be held on Wednesday, 9th inst
at Mount Pleasant, for the drawing Of Juries.
By ordsf p7 Judge =. D. RIcHAADsos.
J. ". BROwNFELD,
January6 stuth6 Clerk Dist Court, Berkley.
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$5oo,ooo..

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w name and value Of each article Of our goods are
marked on tickets, placed in sealed enveopes and WeI
mixed On receipt Of Is cents, envelope Containing
such ticket Will be drawn without choice and delivered
at our office, or sent by mail to any The pu1
chaser AFTER seeing what article 1t draws sud It's value
which may be from one to five hundred dollsrs-can
then, on payment OF dollar, receive the srticle
named, exchange it for other article marked
on our circular at the value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar No sLAHxa Iff57'a :.
Our patrons can depend on fair honorable dealing
The article dsswn will be delivered ut Office regard
Less OF It's value or promptly sent directed by return
mail, or express. 81 : - III
rom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from may be file at our Or
nee, among whom we are permitted to refer to- ]:
John g. Holcomb Iambertv1e, N j. gold watch, value
4250 Mrs. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street Broof
lyn sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn
gold 1ever watch value $500; Hon. 3. h Briggs Waah-
ington, d. g.. diamond pin, sits; J. G. Sutherland No
1o0 Lexington avenue piano, $3.50; Mre NJ Jackson No
2oS Nneteenth street N. r, sewing machine 400; Jos
Camp. E!rnra N =, melodeon, $3.50; 1Iiss T. Coline
allan. Asanta g. diamond cluster ring s2a5; Dr. Henry
NO 1ss 18Th street = gold watch sabos Rdw. Boyn.
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; R. T.
Smith, Providence, r T. silver lever wa4ch S8o Oscar
Pp1dy. Madison, N. j., muMc box S45: Hon. B. s. New
ell. St Paups, Mimi, gold watch. $1s5: J.R sperry
Iitchheld Conn, E1ver watch S65; VIM. B. Peck Har.
lem ns., music box S76; VIM. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio
silver tea SET $125 Miss E. schenck Detroit Mich
diamond ear rings. 3225; Pierre Beaudin, St Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring. slz0 Mrs. Martha
Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value 8125 ST V-
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\ LAW NOTICE.
.6 d. G.. MCINTOSH

-. g. MCINTOSH, -
ATTORNEY AT Law AND SOLICITOR IN
- EQUITY, 857Tf1- I",
WILL PRACTICE IN THH COURTS FOR rHE
w EASTERN CIRCUIT, embracing the Distrdcts Of
Chesterfield, Marlborough, Darlington Marion and vii
Hamburg M - -. " \
r. Prompt attention given to collection Of claims
Office 1t Darlington Court Reuse. --'l.. AZ f.
m 8&&4t @@&Ei RK1ERENCES:ss> N 5 Ei ., H-g
Measrs ADAMS, FROST CO., Charleston. G
Mesazs g. w. WILLIAMS & CO., Charleston, g. g,
Messrs. J. & J. d. KIRKPATRICK, Charleston, a. C, "
Gen. JAMES CONNER, Charleston, 8. C. 1l-7Na
Maj. ED n. THURSrON. Charleston, g. Co. eI&
J.. ELI GREGG, Esq, Mara Bfuh
January IL 875 .s4 limo
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

rs PUELEHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT sUE-
i TER, 8. c., by GILBERT FLOWERS, Prorr5s4oa1
at FOUR DOLLARS PER anuunn. invariably TN adyaDoA
4 Advertisements inserted sk usual ratcs ,,
EVERY saylo Of Job Printing executed In the naAfeaA
style and gTeatsst dispatch. SepesmhSvH n
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We have tried it Mol We should say many OF
our friends have tried PEcroRh BALM in Consumr-
ton and derived great relief; a number of perma-
nent cures. With such evidence We say to all suf-
ferers that this preparation is Of the few that
does not belle its reputed merits. For sale by all
druggists. -
DOWIE l. NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & co.. AGENTS
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WATCHES, JEWElRY, ETC. .
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.

GREAT WATCH SALE ON TEE PopUIAR ONE PRICE
plan, GIVING EVERY PATRON HANDSOME AND
REL1ARLE WATCH FOB THE Low PR1CE OF TEN
NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLY HATIS
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WHHE IT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, IT HAS
w nearly twice the quantity Of Phosphate Of Lime
Is per cent Of which is Immediately soluble Its effects
on Cotton the past season have In many instances
ceed Peruvian Gunno It has in case proved less a
tive IN the carly grovtof the crop When drought in
tervenes the crop does not suffer from Its is the
case with Peruvian Guauo By presence in
OF 30 large cont of Phosphate Limo its use i'm
Peruvian Gunno aW-,. =t ~ - -
Every cargo Of this Guano subjected to rigid inspec-
don analysis, and is sold basis actual value
The undersigned Agent is prepared to furnish the tes
mony OF well known South Carolna planters evidence
Of the superior excellence Of this Guano
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Try Them.

Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the Of PAsK7s's
HRpAr1o BrTrEns- We would recomnend them to all
who stand in need Of tonic.
Tor sale by all Druggists. October 6
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For Sale, Otd 7oeon Plantation, IN ST. Andre,os
la4e Parish. - @
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE, No. a3 hroaa
Il NA" " "s street. I11- m"

.
The PLANTATION known as GOLD TOWN" in St
Andrews Parish, belonging to the estate Of W. NICK
Parker This tract Of Land lies the Ashley River la
two miles distant from Charleston. and commands
beautiful view OF the city It contains 14OO acres
Of land OF which $50 aorcs more or less cleared
woods and about 376 acres in marsh rush lands
On the Plantation comfortable quarters for one
hundred laborere, large Gin House. connections
stable and shed. Blacksmith and Carpenters shop
Church, small dwelling house in fair ORDER &c. ko
This Plantation is very valuable one having been
for number OF years most cultivated in
finest qualities OF Sea- Island Cotton, in corn and other
provision crops Its facides for being fertlized by
marsh mud and sedge cannot be e1celled the Aahley
River being its boundary the east Greek fh1t
its west #,sa# WlT NJ
The natural beauties Of "old Town are unusually
great the live oaks on the Plantation growing great
profuaon, and of great size and beauty. number Of
fesh water aah ponds wantonly destroyed during tho
past two years on the place, can by small expend-
t1re Of lobor and means. be restored their rroer
lovelness The chinaneys and brick foundations OF the
former dwelling house still Standing and could mo-
baby be used "a they are .1EI0'--7 = 1
couple Of years Of attention and TASTE and moder-
ate expenditure ot means would render this Plantation
The 1ertility q rs soI csh y xsf attsssed TO:
january 10 thstu6 No Is BROAD STREET.
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To PIAssHERs.-N You w1ah Fertilizers, apply to J.
RoBsoN. No. 50 East Bay who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms
November 2S su thstnonoa
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PERUVIAN GUANO.

DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.
SoLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo, s75 CASH: $50 FIRST
November with interest. approved city acceptance
e~Sn tsana 5uano $40 cash; s25 LIST November. with
baughs Phosphate of Lime. $50 cash. sG5 1st Novem-
d, per, Win interest, approved city acceptance,
Flower Of Bone. unadulterated and unburnt
Famers Plaster or Gypsum, warranted pure
Offering tho above manures to planters 10 az r1+b
eyel{ confidence not only having testimonials from
plum ers who havc used them the past year but tho
further guarantee that every cargo as it arrives rom the
1aceory, V analyzed by Prot Shepard, the South
these nnanuecs fully kept up. = n R19S0N "
ohuuAly L t0ths3mO9 No. G. East Bnv
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Al Prioate Sale one Of lie Largest and most Val
11ble Sea Island Cotton Plantations on Ed;sh
BY CLIFFORD s. mArHEwEs.

Renl Estate Agents, No. SO Broad street.
the Seaside Plantation. containing about 1000 acra of
high arabic land 1000 Of which cleared and under
cultvaon and 500 Of marsh average Weld of
these lands in ordinary $50 lbs clean Cot
ton Of the finest quality to the and they have pro
duced as high ECO lbs per This Plantation Ia
situated Immediately the about Quarter Of
mile from the healthy summer the planters on
Edisto known as Edingsve It s ntersected BY creak
navigable for coasng vessels with convenient ndnrp
Very little fencing required to enclose whole place
water forming the natural boundary sides It ia
about seven MI from the steamboat public landing
This Tract originally consisted pIantatons and
can be easily subdivied and its health and
well known productveness render it the most de-
sirable Plantations on the Island. 0I.'
For terms, &C.. apply as above
january S .IT@ @ atr,tb
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g 'Ausselboro' Island" and 'sBenneTs Point" Plon
tdtao11s TOR Sale or to Lease.
T..

By L. g. X. EENNETT. s
FOB SALE Oh TO LEASE, the two above named nrst-
class SEA ISLAND AND SHORT COTTON PLANTA:
TONS, adjoining each other, located in St. Barthoio-
news Pariah. opposite to Fenwick and Hutchinson
ls1ands at the head wztess OF the Aahepoo River and
Mosquito Creek.
These Lands as dnc any on the coast. About
700 acres be put under cultivation, and IN many
places bale Of Long Cotton be made to the acre
half mile OF fencing Is all that is required these tracts
Of nearly 1000 The surrounding fists and
knowls convenient for manurR. and giving abund-
ant food during the entire year to horses, mules cows
tackles, SC. a.a - n M
At .Bennetts Point It Is perfectly healthy At all
seasons Of years tho finest oysters fish, game
OF every description. abound. It Ia seldom 20 valuable
and Desirable description OF property ts offered to the
For further particulars, apply a. above, ct
No. 40 BROAD STREET up Stairsl
January aE6 Sa-7T. IN N .4ntE
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TIE GALES OF ARABY are not spcier than the
aroma which the Fragrant sozodont imparts to
the breath. Nor is the heart Of the ivory nut
winter than the teeth that are cleaned daily with
that matchless fluid tus2 January q
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TIE DAY Is fast coming upon when the Of Paint
and Powder will be abandoned tho Indies are fast
learning the use Of EFF1os Flvn EXTRACT OF sARsA-
PARnLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT, as 1t renders the akin
sott and rosy. i stuth6 January 12
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BREAKFAST CAKES, GR1DDLE CAKES, MuFFHs Rolls,
&c. all made light and wholesome by using IT, PIONEER
YEAST POWDER you would use Bnckwheat without
having headache and eruptions the Pioneer YEAST
Powder. Bakers will find this Powder reliable for Hot
Ro1s, Tea Biscuit. &c. Sold by
GRUBER MARTIN,
January II ~ No. 236 King street.
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Sea Island Plantation at Pyiu0te Sale
By W.. Z. LEITCH & r. 8. BRJNS,
Brokers and Auctioneers, rs Broad street.
At Private Sale .Ti &F .stt &4-5 25aa ae5 II71
BEARS BLUFF, also known RIVERS POINT at
the Southern extremity Of Wadmalaw Ialand, containing
about $50 acres Of Cotton Land nearly all Of which has
been cultivated Extensive improvements have been
been expended in superior aud necessary buildings In
cuding sore aud dwelling ten double frame houses With
and wagon sheds &c The location ts central and very
attractive. and remarkable for its healthfutness.
VIII be sold TWELVE SUPERIOR MULES, Wagons,
Plorghs, Steam Engines. &c. thstus January . "
Ftt,7aiflre Horses, Vehicles, &c., at A.ction "
IsY SMITH s. Mc6sIElLEVHAR.
No. ~ Broad street, south side, near State
sI3 -. 3.F4si+ street. - se:.azs
sales OF FURNITURE, &C.. at prtvate residences {.
tcnded to at moderate chnrgea &t@iss stsy5 @5aG
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORsEs VEHICLES
FURNITURE, &C.. at halfpast 10 O'clock at ONCE
October lG5 "a .$.$s agg s2
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

OF ALL KINDS, AT Low PRICES; IRON AND
An steei plonghs wheelbaErows, Trucks straw and
Cotton Gins. Corn and Cotton Planters Seed Drills
plousn Sasung. Gin Gear and other Castings Horse
phate Of Lime, &c. ~--- J0TN aTSS7,E = noa-
December 10 emo No. 1873 Front-street Nav VOL,
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H% Every patron obtains Watch by this arrange
ment, costing but $40. while may he worth $3.50 No
Partially shown.1GA a
MRsaRs J. H1oK11Na Z Co.'S GREAT Un1oa WATCH Co.,
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose OF the above
magnificent Stock. Certificates, naming articles,
placed in sealed envelopes Holders entitled 70 the
Dollars whether it be Watch worth $3.50 or ono WORTH
return OF any certificates entities yon to
Of its WORTH and no article valued less than $40 fs
named eny certificate It viii at once be seen ht this
action which may be participated In even by the oss
single Certificate VII be sent by nnai1 post paid
upon receipt cents i've for 81. eleven for 81 thirty
three and elegant Fremiam for s6 sixysx and more
Wotch for S16 To Agents thoee wishing eplonaant
this opportunity It u legtmately conducted
to the most careful scrutiny. Tryus /
e Address y. HICktENG & CO.. 4
No. 140 BrOasiway. N. 4.
December a8 $g5: taE W.T. n se$fst,al5' lu,O
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-12

BIZ CLIFFORD i: NIATIIEwES
Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Broad street
At Private Sale
Tho following valuable SEA ISLAND COTTON LANDS
on James Island. situated on the stono River:
MAXCY-397 acres nearly all OF which Is cleared:
healthy all the year, settled III buildings
DHLS CUT-s0 acres, nearly all cleared H
McLNTYRE-About LEO acres. nearly all cleared
BCRCHES- -291 acres, about 200 OF which is cleared
balance well wooded. -'"-'
The above adjon each other and would make one fine
Plantation. and will be sold separately or together
For TERMS &C.. apply as above. tuths6 January 8