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@Ladies AZ the opera Chicago partake Of
hQn aid refreshmeut through a straw

Ladies al the opera y Chicago partake OF
liquid refreshmeut through q straw
~Italys financial weakness has exposed
her to Be called "The Micawoer OF Nations"
SThe Providence Journal calls this the
winter Of our discoltent.
0Lots Of people are killing time Just now
sleighing IL with q venGeance!
~ DIN cinnati has become the third manu-
featuring city In the world.
~Sone convicts in the West Virginia Pea
itentiary lately set nre 10 the building in the
hope TO escape.
UA mans business capacity NOWADAYS
is measured BY the Quantit Of his I'd vertisine.
S0A house 10 twice finished; oncs vhen a.
II built. afterwards when 10 10 burned.
uUThsre are those who predict thai FIour
will be 80 barrel before the arst of NAV
~Weather.wise people predict another big
spow.storm.
0Two pack -pedlsrs vent into house in
memphis last week. gave the occu pants chic.
roiorm and took $3.50 worth OF goods and
money.
~Th~ deep seated melancholy of brigham
Young's first wife often prod uces nights OF iu-
sanity, which increase with her declining
years T".|
a1-At Alymer, Canads East. Rev. Mr.. Bar
bier, an English church clergyman, IL on trial
for the m urder Of his wife, aud the case en-
cites great interest in that locality. n.
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phia. New York, and Boston The stock is aiVavs
ss,ss s tsd By M Mo:s.. and bought at the lowest
1astern prices. His nnest Furniturs is msds to
Stasr s In Psilsdslphis, and Of the best material
rnrcha, srs should study their own interest by
calling at his Stores and examining the we'll as
tCrte5 stock Of CARpETS, FURNIrURE. &c,
abc obtain his price. list before going elsewhere, ,
Whish he will furnish with pleasure
bis assortment OF Mattresses Blankets Com.
tors, ,OsnnierpAines. Pillows. Bolsters, Feather
beas AND All kinds Of Cottage snd Kitchea Fur.
1ltIs Is complete, which he offers 1T the le west
New York aud p Philadciph prices.
p6ssa,nn pns5smemoeI Sos 3s1 and aIs Intelligeneer
street ThornI Building. sdjoinine Odd Follow
p}4-u W. B. MOsla
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TONFIDkNTIAL.-lou who have 10
- uTed themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unit them for business, pleasure, o. the
duties Cf married life; also. middle aged and old
men. Who. from the fellies of youth, or other
causes. feel 9 debility in advance of their years.
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one. should first read The Secret friend -
Married ladies will learn something If imp pOrtance
by perusing THE Secret Triend. y sent u any ad
dress in sealed envelope, on recsist OF - cents
address pr. CBAs. A. STUART co. Boston
Mass. sly
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" W. B. NOSES,
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AHD
BEDDING STORES.
NOS. 52i & s19, INTELLIGKNCER BUILD.
ING, OORHER 7TH ANDD,
AND
NO sos 7TH STREET, fH0RNp BUILDING.
ADJOINING ODD PILLOWS, HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST ASSORTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
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MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
lvI AND PAKTIES
q 3 o q = B 1 Z 9
HALL & PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,


Entrance en- New York avsnue,)
Dealers In fine FAMILY GROCERIES,. TEAS,
WINES, IMPokTED LUxURIIs, &C., &c.
would respectfully notify their friends end the
public that they have just opened their New Gro
Gerry Store, whore can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in first class Grocery. Without at-
tempting to enumsrste our large, fresh and we'll.
selected stock, we cordially invite the public to
examine our stsre and stock, believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor us with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assortment OF
TEAS and COFFEEs, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers will end q
hne assortment to select from, and our prices 70
suit
Goods delivered promptly in any part OF the city.
ian g. -Sm
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SouTHKRNKRs GOING: GERMANS COMING
Ine change going in southern population is
illustrated by the fact that on Fhursday OF lnst
week, as the brig Derby was about to sail from
New Orleans TO Rio Janeiro, with dIsaffected
southernsrs a. emigrants to Brazil, the bark
sonora. rom Bremen, was coming up the NV
er with company Of German emigrants
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SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS,
A.W. T0wsHlND & CO., ,Jevslers.
SIS 7th st., between ID and L

Having determined to retire from business, We
9Het our beautiful assortment of Jewslry and
A rsSSy foods at nIst cost. All goods sold suaran.
tseo 70 4e what represented. Whilst closing out
our stock OF Jewslry aad Fancy Goods. ne oner
our patrons Who Wish to purchase watches the
opportunity OF buying them ct Wholesale rates
PRIC1 LIST OF WATCHES,
cd, 2s, loia; Do. American, IIIefy movements,
!eweieo, eH, gold; Do: American, r. =. Bartlett
P% ss.sS s ss!. 4 t:s:. ssseu.%si.s ssls =
pal, S@. gold do. do, 37s, gold; Is do, Ap-
pioson' Tfeoey Co., chronomster val, 996, gold.
ARrIOL1s TO BE RATBLRD.
Ledies' Cabinet and Ohatr. papier nsche, in.
laid with Pearf first cost, 0s2s IN gold. Ladies
Motk TsbIe. ~apier maehe, tnlaid with Pearl; ;
in gold. S'"'
The whole TO bs rsaied for $3.50 currency.
A.W. .TOWNRHkRD q CO., Jewelers.,
3. s16 7sh street few doors below
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M LOOMS ND,
y .s Iaxsntsr and RaIAntaa Of the 2lGEkAk
PERSONAL.

NtRs CURTIS IRVING, C1atrc0ydBt, ard Test
lVI ksdI@Ds, will give lie resdi ngs, inclucins
Past, Present and Future, AZ her otbce, so N
side Cf Pa ay., bet EeeD A. and 5th streets OLnco
hours from . 20 sDd 20 D. M. Ia2ifm
b. mACRlCE kEAL SOIsETIFIC AS
~. TEULUGER OF AMERICA,
From the Doe ten ana peCt Of the stars 81 ths
ttme Of oue'- birth. will reveal ast nis mug 80
uets that no iIyfaE mortal ever knew before h1F
10 Dc successful On ali reIsOuaBie unjertaklnEs
he tels Lsme aad very GSy , OH MARI desCtlOrs 5
abe int ldVd oIupaDlOH. ala t-tts AH events OL
life sOO1 Ia and iOag lille 20 VISITORS. La Z. % ~
cents 10 81. gentlemen in full 81. Gail AT 30
l2.h 81 near ,, gil hOurs uudi IN the evening
ce Slim
TENTLEMEN WHO ARE AFELIUrED.-A
u cure warranted b. an old surgeon Of twenty =
three years F6rienCe his PsTt STAR bran m
.f the IrO'essisn. Charges moderate. Do not
sRely 90 duAcks, hut to j n, o 9ARgNEB, n. ID .,
hate Of the United St3tes Ricord NeBersal Hos
pitsl once No. II south A street, opposite tie
I1plfOl S9usre, south side.
n B-Aedieines also faruished at cost.
de q I'm
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DANCING.
DB9Fs. J. w. d h. p. KREIS'
DANOIH0 ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th sts,, R
Opposite Metrepolftan HeteI

Opposite metropolitan Hetel. "
New Glasses forming every evening. Those de.
string to enter our classes should avail them.
selves Of his opportunity.
Preparations will be made in this quarter for
our annual lay Ball
Circulars can be had at J. r. Ellis and W @
mstzerott 90. . Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Sotrees, 80.
Days and Hours Of Tuition:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to 8 O'Clock.
Gentlemen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
nings. from to 10 o clock.
For further information IL during the hours
oftuitfon, or address q note to the Academy.
quarter commencing with the first lesson. jas
NJ ARINI's FAsH!oEABLE DANOING
MhRIEIS ASSEMBLY Rooms, -
r., between 9Th and l6th streets, I'D
THIS acs.eny Is nov open fer the recep- kfa&
uon OF pupils.
Days and hours 81 tuition for young Iadie.
miss es and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat.
urdsys, from tobp m.
Gentlemen's classes from 8 TO 10, same evenings
n Private instruction given to suit the con-
venfence OF the pupil sefs
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
Ivl AND PARTIES.
The undersigned would most res pee fully in
form the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington
times prepared to furnish parties with MasQuer-
ade and y aDcy Costume, either on loan or made to
order. He has taken rooms at the we'll known
fancy establishment of Christisn Rappert, ESQ
s22 7th street. between and 3, where he will be
happy to await orders. CHA RLES BERG,
late Oostumer ct Ford's and Growers
- Slim Thesters, Washington, d. O.
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CLOTHING, DO.

l. J. HEIBERGEh,
Y Successor to III y. Leudon D Co., a
CITIZENS IND MILITARY
HERCHlNT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel late Browns, w
$50 Peursvlvsnis avenue,
nyI-H washingtou d. @,
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

/ = lhIA N - hCIu
| Alderman dBsi
| ly
| Austin Dan1
| AllpOort Geo w
| Boernstein A'g
| Blair Hon An.
| Bradsireet At(
| Belt Anderson I
| Bschus Aug
| Bristol Hon B I
| Bole Barney
| Bullock CHASE
| Burdick o n
| Bnnn Ghas o.
| Blood Chas Q
| Bull ID W
| Barnes DIS Hon
| Bullu David
| Bruce Douglass
| Burroughs d A
Bender X ii
| Burke Hon Ed.
| Christin Andw
Camel Allen
| Childs A Grant
| Gutter U II
| CLARK q
| Chambers G Ii
| Cooper Gen u Z
Cam David O
Cattertll Edma
| Coburp + w
Collier Il d
CaseE Wadsw'tl
CompMai r n q
ICuBnardfredkt | 4
| Gross n as terFr,
| Cogan Tbos
| Craine Geo q
| Ohshoon Geo
| Cain Geo n
| Cooper Geo w
! Dore Benz
| Dana II on o A
| Dietrich = r
| Dsrragh q M
| Eyre Edward
| Daundy Fred
| Darhsm Geo G.
| Dodge Hon q n
| Evass BENZ
| Eustsce Phil
| Eskildsoa II y {
| Embry Jno
| Fountain Aaron
| Fuller r B
| Freeman Jno
| Frazier Jno n
| Fitzpatrick Jas
EorrestJ Jonathan
Forbes James
Greenwood A B
GTeenAndersen2
Goech Hon ID w
Quest EdWd q
Greene Z w y
Gsnt0 Geo
GrargerGenGor
Green9 RL & Co
Gallsp @ w
Gumpei ty Fl
Hsrve Andy
Herbert Alex'r
b Amer Barclay
HopDsy 4 90 q
Hamilton Hon c
Hills @ n
Homer Ohas 81
Humphries d b
b aines David e
Hsbnf d b
Hunter Ban1 /
II cover Fred IA
Halsey Geo A
Huehuck @ n
Houghton G n
u alsey Geo
Hamilton Geo b
He~ell Harvey
Hitchcock 81 W
Hayne h B4
J aney d %
jackson Lit II W
James Howard
J smiesonO Dol rs
JeEss toaCpJnL
Jewell J R2
klpg Clarense
Aeoyle Capt
Knight Chas y
Kepy on ohas
N slley Rev Edw
keliog . ii
Lent abraham
LOvenshield Chs
Lewis 4 Cox
Lyons q
Lewis De VITO
Leonard Danf ell
Livingston Edw
Lewis Evans
Lee Edw'd
Lewis Francis ID,
McO1lloughChs
McEEiGoet Q
Msyhew Chas r
y uller Chss
u edipger Ohas
Miller Chas
n MaetaushEug1a
MurphyCsDtEP
Manly I'd " d 8
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.OOnARLI

yIsGIs SlL OF AK.
FRESH IHP0RTATION.
lam now In receipt Of new season OLIVE Oil,
direstIr.m m Bovdesux, and An prepared to supply
lie trade and ,smilies at
w. BUROHDLLs
cor. lsth Acd y gts., gnser gbbist House
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HSxXlAHs BLAcE. wARDH. .LAxoN. c.F.pLIcx
Law OEEIUE,
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GIaN n LhMON u NO..
5cNn-sliors and Attorneys at Law III the Suprems
ycLrt ci The CE.Jed states, the Court OF Claims
the CoD rts Of the District the ENecntiye Dsnart
nents aud Committees Of Congress
OmcS, so 18th street. directly opposite VII
A. ~ SF
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WOOD AND COAL

OALi CoAL!! C0ALIIi
Having determined to sell first class article OF
Woed and Coal as cheap as the cheapest hone
by doing % to gain liberal share Of public IA.
tronaee. The Coal prices are as follows:
WhITB ASH NUT GOAL by the ton ~ e7 2s
BALTIMORE co. WHITE ASH, Egg and
stove szes 2s
ALL OTd En- QUALITIES OF WHITE ASH 2a
L1kENh NALLEY PURE BED ASH........ rs
DIAMOND VEIN BED ASH H........a............ rs
GROSS WEIGHT, 2.140 LBS. TO PHE TON
Always on hand and constantly receiving the
heat Qualities Of WOOD Of every descri ption de-
livered in any rsrt Of the city.
K. C. BAUM
jaA-lm 7th ST., between and r sts Island
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HkRZBEBG LOAN OFFICE
II Established ls52.
Highest advances made WATCHES. DfA
hONDs- Jk kLAl, " NgAhINd APPAREL
AID all kinds OF Merchandise Business strictiy
confidential, 39l North street, between "a an
9Th Streets. Immediately iH rear of the Nstiona
Hotel. t.s Inn
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LOUISIANA AVENUE.

JO 53
j. II. CRANE q 90.
Have on hand large and foe assortment OF
GOODS, suited to this market, such as BUTTER
CHEEsE, KGGs, APPLES, RAIsINs. FIGS,
CITBON, NUTS, HAMS, C0DFISH, MACK
EhEL, HERRING, SOAPS, CANNED GOODS,
&c.
Also, 80 Barrels Moores celebrated CHAM
PASNE CIDER, by barrel or gallon
AHthe above goods are offered at the lowest
I-arket price, ard warranted TO suit,by
j. Il. CBANE CO.,
"a 4.lm 93 La. ave-, between 9Th and 7th
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Abell Vio'tANrsI
Altman Chs Mrs
Anderson Per q
Aldrich g o'a v
Addison Mstilds
mrs2
hngevineM A arg u
K Mrs
Alien HoInsn
Ashford Saphro-I
mia Mis-
Fell Anna 2
brownHsn'sM Mrs
Brown A J Mrs
RTons ] ane
Ball Laura Mrs
Rurr Emma E
BrowhC stiM Mrs
Brown y en- n r.
brown HLniceM
St5a lo,s!e y
Ball Mary g
Buck Olivia
Blair = A Mrs
! Resle Martha
| Brand S A Mrs
| BrooksM argMrs
| Bruce Mary Il
| Brown III hirs
| EurtOn Carrie 2
/ Rutlsr petiC Mrs
| EiCdsall GO Mrs
| Bskewell frank
5 Airs
! Brad ey Lavinia
NJ MIS-
Be- ler l. J. Mrs
Better Fuma A
EeI net Fannie
! Boob er HsBDie
BrOdTick X ate
BronoUgh M Az I
| Butiar Caroline
BuI dy Ann Mrs
| BurtoDEm "A Nj r.
| Barton Mary
| Bur n II Lev NJ rs
| Bo'len A ma
Baldwin Mary J
| Mrs
| Bsyley Martha
| Bowes W X Mrs
| baTger Mary
| Ann Mrs
| Cox Jessie
| Clark 4 NJ Mrs
| CLARK Dora Mrs
| Cas- o ID Mrs
| Cole LoTisda A
| GTOwlevJsneI G Iri
| Csyellshnt'eMrt
! ChTistonH 8rr'tA
| Cooper Julia
| CROWN Biddy
| Csmbell Fr'sMr.
| Costigen Mary
| Cherwirth n Z
| Nrs
| Carroll Maria
| Claf inTennesset
| CromptoE Msrtt
! Collins CstbMrs
| niggs sarsh y
| Daily Ann Mrs
| Du meas } ss Mrs
| Densvnn Ellen
| Durant II Mrs
he Bensdidier
l. Mrs
! Davis X alei N
/ Dsbhyn bIatil-
d. Mrs
| DiCkinson 7 @
| Mrs
| Dickinson NJ z
| Mrs
| ID Crsry IryCMrl
| Dew eerse NJ Ii
| Mrs
| DcdsOp bargt
Evans Teliie G 2
| french Fannie
| FentOn Emma
| Frontroy Lucy
| Mrs
| Fredicke Ricke
| Cray Minnie
| Grey Georzie
| Grier MsTgtMrs
| Ge orCe Sarah
| Green Lavinia
NJ
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\ Attest PARIs FASHIONS Or HAZE
IL Dressing.

ERENCH HAIk DRESSER,
324 street between 18th and 18th sts
MI. AlitOt. from Paris, Hair Dresser, cf the
celebrated bsC hel, with whom he arrived In this
country as now been established for t0a IsU
eight JeaTs Ia Washington and Newport, en-
H inE The patronage Of the c0TpS dtpSO qGtgRs 81
ofthe highest society, He has the honor u a.
nounte that he has this imo0rred the Iates
Isshlons OF hair dressing, and also pom AIDES, and
everything that belongs to the dressing o. hair
AZ very FeasOhA, lie prices. ia 6mf
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The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says eat dyEpepsia is incurahle, tells --
that is to say makes an egegous mistake More than
ten thousand aggravated have been cured by HOS
TETTER's STOMACH BrrTERs, while the number
that have been prevented from coming to head by the
sane eans is tsalculabe In Winter and early Spring.
when the appetite ia sometimes too vigorous for the
comfort and safety OF the stomach indigestion is most
prevalent and most distressing Is the appetite to be
baked to accommodate the digestive organs Not SO;
Tor then the frame would lack its due proportion n-
ttment- The thing to be done is to STRENGTHEN TIE
STOMACH. tone the Liver. and put the bowels In perfect
order. Nothing viii DO this eeotualy, rapidly 80
quietly, 30 pleasantly as HOsTETTER'S BITTERS This
potent preparation trims and balances the system and
clothes it. 1t were with defensive ar1nor Chronic
dyspepsia liver complaint and fever and aue are
known to attack those who wise enough to invoke
the aid Of this great preventive. January
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Auction Sales This Dny.

| Auction Sales This Day.
HENRY CoB1A Co will sell this day, at Boyces Wharf
alongsde British brig chebuctoo O'clock the cargo
OF said veasel consisting Of fish, lumber lats; also
In front Of their store vendue Range 10 O'Clock Q.
| tcs. choice sugar cured hams =s fs
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day ct their cash
auction house. No IS basel street. opposite the ostocc
at 10 o'clock the balance Of retail dry goods stock
boots and shoes, clothing, notions, so.
SMITH McG111vRAY win Bell this day, on the north
steps Of the old Exchange. at IL o'clock the lease
term of valuable cotton plantation John
Island; also, house Of Land in Cannons Court
and house and lot the north side Of columbus-st
The 8. c. Railroad. .
N. HuKT & soE will sell this day. in house No Sc An
street. ct 10 O'clock no assortment Of furniture
plated ware, &c.
Bowers s1oo1 win sell this day, tn front Of the E1
change. Broad street. at l, o'clock twostory wooden
building and kitchen, situated No. "a Hanover street
JAMES W. Brown b Co will sell this day at their store
No. 20 Vendue Range at 16 O'Clock, hams butter SOAP
candles &c.
LAuREx ALEXANDER viii sell this day. in their store
No. 1s7 Eas. Bay at 10 O'Clock, coffee mustard Spices
&C.; also. hams, shoulders. tongues, lanterns zc
JEFFoHDs Co. will se this day, before their storo
No. 81 vendue Range at 10 o'clock strips des shoul-
ders, pork &c.
q ARaAHAa6s soNs will sell this day at their sales
room. No s5 Hayne street. at o'clock an as
sorment OF Clothing. broadcloths. ladies' cloaks &C.
R. A. P. CALDWELL win sell this day before their
store East Bay, at hapast O'CLOCK bacon she uldera
hams, lard, DC @sEys': 81 @'
TIM. cArEa win aell this day, on Browne wharf at
10 O'Clock quanHty Of butter lard, bacon shoulders
&c
J. THouRoN viii sell this day, in front of his STORE
No ~ State street. at halfpast 10 O'Clock fu1n
tu1e blanfets, &c, In lota tosutt purshasers
CLIFFORD s EA1HEwEs will sell this day, at the
house No % Chalmers street at II O'clock the furni
4 dec1in hou
Fer roeto1ans strength and appetite, the great
Southern Tonic, PASE1,1a.s HHrA11c Buffers and you
will not be Disappointed For sale by all druggtsts to
To Planters II you wish FertiHzors, apply to J. N
RoBsoN No GO East Bay. who has always largo STOCK
and on the most favorable terms IN
November % su thstuamos
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CunE FOE CoueH Or CoLD.-As soon as there
| is the slightest nneasiness OF the Chest, with
difficulty Of breathing, or indications of Cough,
tako during the day fcw Browns bronchial
Troches." Containing demulccnt ingredients, they
allsy Pulmonary Irritation. Have them in readi-
ness upoa the first appearance Of Cold or Congh.
TIE ATMOSPHERE OF Love is pure, sweet
breath. This desideratum is one OF the results Of
using Sozodont, which not only invigorates anu
preserves the teeth, but renders tho mouth as
fragrant as rose. tus
II The GALES OF ARABY not spicier than the
aroma which the Fragrant Sozodont impa-ts 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
PARENTS cannot be too particular in observing
any symptoms that predispose their little ones to
an attack Of Group, which is always distressing
and often natal MARspENs PICTORIAL BALM is now
recommended as tie most effective, safe, and
pleasant remedy known. For sale BY all Drug
gisLs.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WlNEMAN & CO., Agents,
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PRIVATE SALES.

Sea Island Colon Plantation of best qualify Of
Land.
BY CLIFFORD q HIATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, no. SO Brond street.
At Private Sale
That VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
TTON, known as Inverness and Gilbert's situated In
Prince Williams Perish, at Old Pocotaliso, Pocoahgo
River nav1gabIe at the landing for vessels drawing
feet water and Charleston and Savannah Rarosd
containing 700 about $50 to 800 Of which
cleared. and all well wooded and partially settled.
For terms, &C.. apply as above.
January 'f' @ tuthsG NJ
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Funaun ana Sprdu DS. h1Hgzn11- !:
the old Custom House, on THIS DAY, thu 9Th Of
January, 1857. st II O'Clock, A. NJ.
l. All that LOT OF LAND. sdtuated in the City Of
by b q. Payne, Surveyor. IN 1872 by the Hos 50. and
ass, bounding and measuring Lot No. &c. northwardly
q Let 81 s IS eas y s Ees s 6y T
us feets and west by Lot No. 50, lis feet Lot
No. 263 northwardly Roberts Court IS feet nches
On Lots Nos aas 2as and So 1is test; and weswa1d
on Lot No. 262. LIS fest. more or less. S1t
EE ~ ALSO, .ss,
known tn certain plat Of lands divided BY Robart e.
a. 49, ass sso % sna ia bouadiSs @ and Measuring 1
Court IS tt inches; southwsry Lot No S. IS feet
1a1dy by Iet Ia ssi. lis ssss Gos No Isl naThwsrd.
Lot No st. 36 feet inches: eastvurdy Lot No 2o2
feet and westvardy lands of Mia Flood, 1l6t
Lot No 2es aoshgsFy II sR 0 on Lot No 2s7 100 s a9s.
Lot 10. ass, nor~ssy No 2ss, 100 1eet; south
q Is ao 2s 100 fs sassSa snt Ts sa On a 9
Lot No, 2Be, norrhwardly on 100 fest; south
wardy On lot No. 2e7 loo feet; .eastwad1y ON Mormon
Lot No go, northwardy on Lot No. -, s. fest 8
inches; southwardly Lot No 2b7, IS feet inches;
esstwardly Lot No 2s1 115 fest; and wcstwaz1y
on -----.a5 5sat s inches; southwardIy ON lot No
4 and wsstvardg on Lot No 2se us Fest Lot No. 9s2
T H. 49, IS feet ssss On
2ee 2e7 and 2ss 1S feeti and vestwar on Lot No. 2el
eoss and the amount due the plants in fnn and he
balance credits Of one year to be secured by bond
Day sad e1s
g 5saSssys SsRs1ys i IL, ~: z Eaa.y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

P0TcheT Us. POTcheT.
VIII be sold, under the direction Of the undersigned,
the Old Custom House, on THIS DAY, the sth Of
JanuAry, 1857, at Il O'Clock A. NJ, s,@t t't
I. ALL THAT PLANTATION in st. Johns, Berkley.
known ",prdng Palms." containing 40, aores more
or north on lands Of Estate OF Jno Palmer
and Robt McKelvey: east lands OF Peter Couturer
south lands Of Estate OF Philip NJ. Poroher west
ON lands Of Dr. T. g. snowdenof which there 500
primo Long Cotton and Provision lands; tho
rest pine ands. Comfortable Dwelling and good out
buildings. .H}F 1%
3& y4G-.l AIao,. -- -sa gM% 4. s
2. ALL THAT PLANTATION known as Old Field, in
In St. stephsn'a Psrsh containing 1886
less-boundng north santee River; east lands Of
H Locane: south on lauds Of John Thurson west
lands OF theodore doura1nconztsng Of high land aud
aistng OF two l.aI 'SG.I,G
cessdve annual nstalents secured by bond OF the pur
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with interest o
day Of sale payable annually Purchaser to for
pers. - -"a JAMES TUPPER,
January tuf7 Muster In Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08
UNDER DECREE IN HoUrrY.,

MIcheL rs. Garden.
VIII b. so under the direction Of the unders igned at
the old Custom House, TN this city. TUESDAY, the
3oth day Of January. 1857. ut II O'Clock, A. M.
BsaufAtn street in this city, Known by the number 81
and MEASURING in 'front.' on satd street twentynve (26
fest md In depth sixty teD feet more less Bounding
east by Land OF E. Garden: west by land Of B. Hoowsy
north By Besufsih Street and: south W iaid Of 9. "
"a An that LOT OF LAND with the buildings and I'M
pfovernn EheredE, ntuAte ON tho north side Of West
street. in this city and measuring in front West street
thirtydve @ fest and in depth hundred and forty
1A0 fest more or 1ess 9ounding 80 tho north ON land
now lGts OF Richard Holloway; TO the eouth West
street; to the east land late Of Mrs abar and
to the west on land now or late the property Of fae es
t2t0 OF John Y. Bradley.
R. Tezus-Onet third cash; balance In three succeaaive
annual tnsalneenss eecured by bond OF e puronnser
and mortgage Of the prenisc with interest f1n dayo
sale, payable annually Buildings to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaaer 70 PAY SoE gspesa; Y;
ysnuarys tuf Master IN EquiiS.y