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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24
CHICAGO.
The Tribune, of t6At city, says;

The mercantile trade of the city was
fairly active during, the week-the volume
vious: The demand for Dry Goods has
ruled better than was expected on fall
ing market. All domestic goods have
more or less declined in sympathy with
the depreciation in the raw material, and
none in the trade have any idea Whspior
where the bottom VIII be touched. WOOL
lens are steady, and the feeling is .improv-
ing as the accumulations Of stock are be-
ing worked off.
the ca ocery market has been well sus-
tanned during the week, and prices are
firm, but without qnotable Improvement
In Clothing, Boots and : hoes, Hardware
other branches, there has been fairly
The week closes with a steadily increas-
ing demand fQf M oney'; and the market is
quarters 1t is already pronounced strin-
gent, and. favors are only extended to the
best customers A small remittance of
currency was received from New York to-
day, but as a general rule none of the
banks are getting any thtng from the East.
The return flow from the country is some-
what increasing as the mercantile deposits
show gain. but country bank balances
show no material Improvement. The rates
of interest are unchanged.
-. 81 -.---r ST. LOUIS. 40 ..r.tr..+.y
The Democrat of the 22dthus notices the
produce markets:
The week opened with an overcast sky
moist saturated atmosphere, and a consid-
erably,lowef tenn perat ures The Attendance
at the Exchange was fair, recei pts of pro-
daee-weRe- generally slights-Nnd- business
SLOW. Receipts OF wheat were much
lighter than ought to be the case at this
season OF the year; but notwithstanding
this fact, very little was done. Choice was
in good demand, but Spring and low
grades, of Fail were lower and were worke
off with difficulty.-
Flour was STRUCK with a fearfnl fit of the
black dumps, ana we pr resume a weaker
market ryal around may be announced
with safety Spring wheat -four and oW
grades of Fan were hard to sell at even a
There was demand forryel -four al stiff
rates.
Corn was IN very light supply, only 800
sacks arriving for forty-eight hours. The
demand was better, and a speculative feel
ing is growing ep- Oats were in moderate
supply, with b fair demand at lower rates.
Rye still advances. Barley is active and
steady. Hay and bran are in good demand
at Arm prices, with an upward tendency
| frNh rar1 y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

wwYANTED - ROOM BY two gentle
wv men, n furnished room, and board
ing In a private family, within four
squares iof the corner of Main and First
Streets. inquire at this ofiice. locl4 diff
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

POrcher rs. POrcheT. &
Will be sold, under the direction Of the undersigned
the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY, tho eth day Of
January, 1867 at IL O'Clock A. NJ, &S1E n
! !. ALL THAT PLANTATION in st. johns, BerkIey,
known as Spring Plains, containing o1ov acres more
rlessbounding north lands OF Jno
and Robt McKevey; east lands Of Peter Couturier
south on lands Of Estate Of Philip NJ Porcher and west
on lands OF Dr. p g. Snowden-of which there arc 500
acres Of primo Long Cotton and Provision lands; the
rest pine lands. Comfortable Dwelling and good out
buildings. -I11@ l07~7@
ALSO,
2. ALL THAT OLD FIELD in st. Stephens Parish,
containing 1865 acres less-boundng north Oh
ssntee River; east lands Of n. Locker; south On
lands of John Thurston; west on lands Of Theodore
Gourdtn-conEs.ine of high land and swamp
Terne-One-third cash; balance In three equal sue
cesre annual instanents secured by bond Of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with interest from
day OF SALE payable annually Purchaser to pay for pa
pers, JAMES TUpPER
December 18 tuf7 Master in Equity
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

FuTm1an d SproN os. Corker.
VIII be sold under tho direction OF the undermined
the Old Custom House. Tucsday. the sth day Of
January, 1857. at IL o'clock A. H.,
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND in the city Of Charleston
Known in certain plat OF lands divided by B. T. Payne
Surveyor IN 1s42 by the numbers is. 1s aa 1l5 bound
ing and measuring: Hsn '77-7' : n a. N" :
LOT No: 1e-Northwardy by Lot No. 1s, 100 foet
BY Lot No. H. 100 feet eastwary by pres
dent street. 40 feet, and weswardly by Lo. No. l5 10
feet Sl Sa:s "a. ~. -7 s@' ~ N
LOT No: 1s-Northwardly by Lot No. 20, 100 feet;
hwardly by Lot No. 16, 100 feet; eastw2rdly by
40 feet. 5E t,ESE1 #-as Ic f,0T- -' - -
LOT No. 115-Northwardly by Lot No 1T, 100 feet;
southward by Lot No 113 LOO feet eastwardy by Lot
No 49, IS feet; and westwary by Chestnut street Sc
feet more or less. I'LL, n I'I--
Tez7ns-so much cash may be necessary to pay the
costs and the amounts due the plaintiffs full and the
balance on credit OF year. to be by the
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises
with interest from day Of SALE payable annually Pr
December IL tuf7 Muster in Equity,
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Seasonable SUGGESTIONS.


Winter. in this c2imsts, 10 tying! sessor 1ts un
stesdy tepsrature grAsy a9grsvate4 dys7spsia, and
acs very unfkvorahty upon that sensitive organ. the
liver Tho alienation Of frost and thsw keeps pores
Of the body continually opsntns and contracting and the
result Is condition Of the system favorable to the action
Of the atmospheric vrus which PRODUCES tnternient e.
vera Hence PROTECTIVE aCzDfunx like HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BTTTERs u especially needed in tho winter
months Tho esct Of this great coNsr11rr1onAL 1v1a.
oREEr In rendering the feeblast Hame pervious
to Ill malarious induanDes, is grand ct demonstrated
bg the uniform eperisnos OF qusrsar Of century
stornaahie, anti HbKous msdicius. and preventive
and cure Of Esvsr and Agus, It II tbs rnso xs,
ru1 whoh nons who yalus tho preservation Of health
can afford to DO without ~ !.
TH2 SICK, WHEN AT DEArEs DOOR,
regret tas thsy did not ke the right oaedoss at thu
7iaM Hme Thousands who azs now sunsr1ng ftom tne
early wnges Of liver complaint and dyspepsia Win hs
prosrse on sick beds month henoe they do not ar
rest tho mischief At onee. Nothing is moro easy
course Of tho pursst md bst Vegetable too and alts
rsuvs known ID modern phaznscy- -HGsrrrrEnr
STOMACH B1TTERs-w1n restore tho digestive orRsn,
TO their full weor snG bring the dsordsrsd Hvr into
condition Of Yar1sot hssh certainly ss ihins da
spatas the morning vaors Fever and Ague too IA Il
once broken up by xhs powerful snhdote to all nasa
tic diseascs. Strengthen e systsrn with the 8ers
you may defy an tho conpisnts which prevail At this II
clemeut seAAou. Oseeunhsr 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Fynsan and 9pral1 rs. Ksnsnaan.
WIN be sold under the direction Of the undersigned
January, 1867, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, y39 ',sm
i. All that LOT OF LAND, situated In the City Of
BY r. e. Payne Surveyor 1s42 BY the Nos So II and
BY Lot No 2ts IS fees inches soutwnriy BY AiS ~
116 feet; and west By Los No. IS, Il6 fee:- Loi
No 253 northwarly Roberts Court IS feet inches
southwardy Lot No. 50, s5 feet inches: eastwary
on Lot No. $50, i16 feet, moro or leaa. -
5 $sa&Ss%tssT@&t ALSO, ,&2Gs laSit5l
q All those LOTS OF LAND in the city Of Charleston
Payne Surveyor in the year 1872 by the Nos. 2b2 26l
Court s5 feet inches On Los No S. IS fee
nches: eastwerdy Lot No. ass 115 feet; and west
warly by Lot No a51 1l5 feet Lot No 251 northward
Lot No. ST. IS Seet inches; easardy on Lot No asa
lis feet; and westwardly on lands Of Mrs Flood feet
Lot No 266 northwardy on Lot No. 2e7, 100 feet
street 40 feet; and westwardly Lot No. 26a feet
Lot No. 267 northwsrly Lot No. 26e 100 feet south
street. 20 seet and On Iot No S Sn 20 ss
wardi5 on lot No 2o7 loo feet; eastwary On Norman
Lot No. 2eo. northwardly on lot No.---, IS fest
eastardly Lot No 2s1 lis feet and westwardly o.
------. IS feet inches: southwardly on Lot No
o58 IS feet inches easwardy No. asa l16 feet
and westwardy on Lot No; 2eo. rs feet Lot No 2s2
" on Lot No 2so SIS feet lnches eastwariy on lot
2es 9e7 and 2ss 1b feet; and Lot No. 2e
Termsso much csah a. may be nccessnry to nav ths
and tho annount duo the plaintns TN fun and tht
balance on credit Of one be secured by bond
a sS
Dsosmber u tar Master II EquiS,
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UNDER DECREE In EaU1TY.

GfddSde7 rs. Baum cL al.
VIII be sold under the direction OF tho undersigned MT
January 1857, at IL O'Clock AM E--11- : \
ALL THOSE LOTS OF LAND in the city OF Charles-
fon nown IN certain plat OF lands divided by Rob't
h. Payne by the numbers 2. j. and bounding ana
measuring norhwazly Congress street 1873 feet; east
wardiy on Payne street l1d sl2 aothwardly on
Lots Nos g. 49, and 10, and wcswardly lands now
or late OF John L. Holmes Ill LIP feet be the Same
urernent more or less -"-'
Terms-so much cash as may be necessary to pay and
the amount due the PLAINTIFF in full; the balance on
credit OF to be
and mortgage Of the premises with interest from day 81
SALE payable annually. Purchaser to pay papers.
JAMES TUPPER,
Mast in
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

HunChdn cs. Udn0hdn.
WI be sold under the direction Of the undersigned
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY. the stu dav Of
January, 1857. ut IL o'clock A. n. @7-
Az thatPIANTAT1ON situated Little Edisto Island
IN the Parish of ST. Johns Collcton containing about
3oo acres OF high land and bounding north on land of
Epa1 Baynard cast public road. south on lands OF
William Baynard. and west on Edisto Ferry Creek
Tcrms-One-third cash; balance il threo equal suc-
cessSe annual nstanent secured by bond the pur-
chaser and mortgage OF tho premises interest from
day OF SALE payable annually. Purchaser to nav ior
papers. l9@5 JASIES T'rrPpE1: -
OeceLnoee ~ turf a1 MAstor in Equity,
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

7d0l,lns0n Us. 7dnlunsOn. ""-""
WI DC sold under the direction OF the undersigned at
the Old Custom-Housc. on TUESDAY, the sth day OF
january. 1867 at II O'Clock, A. NJ, ~ d. @~' =
Al that LOT OF LAND, situate on King street, and
Known by the No 100, butng and bounding to the nor
on land now OF formerly OF Rutes east on
now or late Of Dr. kodrues to the on land for.
merly OF Mathew Miller and to tho wost on King street
measuring on the front and back lines SO feet: and ia
depth one hundred and ninety 1so) feet 7- M
Ternas-One-third cash. the balance in two equal an.
nua instaments secured by bond purchaser and
OF the premises. with interest from s Of sale
payable annually. Purchaser to pay for papers
JAMES TUpPER
OeCemoer IL tufj in
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UNDER DECREE IN EoU1ry-.

fnr7ndn dE SprdH CS. !ShG7z1Inn
W De sold under tho direction the undersigned at
the Old Custom House, on TUESDAY TIC str lny ot
January. 1867 at IL O'Clock A. NJ. - -
All That LOT OF LAND, in the City of Charleston
Known N certain plat Of Lands. divided by Robert X
Payne su1veyor in ls42 BY the number "5s" bounding
inches; southwsrdly by Away Court IS feet inches
Lot No 81, lis feet, or less. =
Ierme-As much cash may be necessary to DAY the
costs and the amount due the Plaintiffs fun and tho
naance on credit of secured by bond OF pur
chaser and mortgage of the premises interest from
day OF sac, payable annually. Purchaser to pay for
papers, JANE; TI;pPEIt "
december 10 tnf7 NY,,+o. -
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UNDER DECREE IN ro1;1rv

| -, --I- CuTSO7l Is. Carson. -"ITT-7
WI oe SOLD under the direction of the undersigned ot
ao ene old Custom House in this city, TUESDAY the
eth day Of January 1867, at II o'clock A. NJ -
Az that LOT OF LAND with the buildings tbereon
ee'ng the nerthern tenement brick tnc
neary opposite street. known By the num-
per i4s measuring in front East Bay street feet
on the back line -- foct, and in de- IT,, - feet 80
cash; balance equal successive
annual lnsalrents, secured By bond the purchaser
ana mort9aSc of tho PROMISES with interest from ay Of
chaser to pay for papers. JAMES TiIpPER - *
January TUT Nastcr in Eon;;,.
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MARsDEN's Pectoral Balm is certain in effect.
KING & CAss1DEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WNEMAN l. CO.. Agents

PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find sBrown's
Bronchial TFoches" beneficial in clearing tho voice
before speaking or singing, and relieving the
throat after any unusual exertion Of the vocal or
gans having peculiar adoption to affections
which disturb the organs Of speech. For Coughs
ar Colds the Troches are effectual
If TEETH COULD SPEAK they would often rsproach
their owners. eve cannot clean ourselves" would
DO the cry Of many neglected set sand are going
to ache and ruin, simply for the lack Of daily
brushing with the FRAGRANT sozoDoN1, the only
known means Of preserving u.s." But as tho
Teeth cannot speak, the Press must speak for
them. tus2 January1
If TIE ArMosPHERE OF Love is q pure, sweet
breath. This desideratum is one Of the results OF
using sozodont which not only invigorates and
preserves the teeth, but renders the mouth as
fragrant as rose. tus
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01
Estate Sale Valuable Plaulaltou IN Rnr,,cn

Estate Sale Valuable Planldttoa IN Bnr,uc.G
al DISTRICT
BY F.. L. SADDLER
WI 90 sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY .ho 7th
january at Barnweu c. H., 49, - -
"a a PLANTATION IN BARNNELL DISTRICT.
r l"ur Innes from Graham's Turnout, on the Soutl'
nnSas, aud orangeISrg and Darnwcll Roads The
rn.a.lon NV, contains 1861 acres, $50 Of which s Of
when w &c s been recently cleared and will produce ron
@ ~ 70 ~ ousnels OF Corn per acre bale o. Cotton
per acre; he High Land IS also OF fine uuaty lsrrr
@ooa , rs heayy stn G umner9d There is also
perfectly healthy at all seasons OF the year Thia
e noa mas m tue Gep9aon OF being tho best in that
Ierns,-Onc-quarter cash, balance in ono and Two
Senrs purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps
ASSSAAAcoA
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AUCTION SALES.


Ctohtng. FM,nHu,c and Notions
BY NJ. l.. hInlAR.
bis DAY, LIST January. at No. l6 venduo Rance =. ,c
O'Clock a. NJ. ~
.r,r,IE mrEo assortment of ENGLISH CLOTHS scorer,
tclos IL Dry Goods line. ' - 1f
Also.
bEDSl EADS, Chairs Stools, Bedding &c wifi, ,,r :,
1ssortment pasa Of READiMADE CLOTHING. Mosiry
Conditions cash. - 1,
oaa.ae a'1d Drajl Horse, Opeu Bugyy aud Harness
at AUCTION. 90 ''''o' =, &C.
By r.. NJ. NIAIeSIIALL u BRO
No. 33 Broad street
On TOMORROW, January I'd, at llalf-past 10 oc,,.,
ALSO, 80
=, s handsome SGT Of BRocAIEL AND LACE err.
- N-->o----- E- -"-I-0o's.l January
Estate Sale Of Grocery Store corner of SnaiA a,.,,
queen sh'eets-Estate Of dug. IT. Bre,,b7n,,cr onJ
sold Oy permission Of The Oloi,ao,-u :,
BY r. NIPSON.
On FRIDAY, 4th instant will positively l,e sold NJ IN
-.a.. O'Clock, - = ~
THE CONTENTS OF THE STORE
CONSISTING
asOCEi1ES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION such os
,arrcls OF Bacon E2rrcs OF Flour, Barrels of Su1,r
nnd White; Barrels of Liquors, &c. such rs arc
generaiiy io'tnd In large Retail Grocery Store
Conditions cash. tuthf3 I,,,o,
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BT L. BUEC8I & son
UNDER DECREE IN EoUITy

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
O'NeiH rs. McKcrn ct a.
On THURSDAY tho Of January next al II oc,ocL
a. a., NJ viii be sold near the Old Custom House. under
Tho following valuable ABLE PROPERTY, be1onripr 10
the the Estate Of the Rev. PATRICK oNEiLL, deceased
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with the Dwelling and ont.
buildings thereon, the the late Rev Patrick
e m Pu a'o sG On tn tho ~, vest side Of King street.
number measuring in front Knestrcet 81 feeet II
depth 15s feet inches Bounding north on Land Of Mr.
knoblock west on Orphan House Lot south on No in
inc said Plat aud east on Kins-strcot. 08T1-
THAT VACANT LOT adjoining @ the above on the south
designated in said Plat by No measuring in front
depth $50 feet inches -I7"'- -~'-
THAT VACANT LOT next soutl, Of No . des,m,+ed
in said Plat as No 3, measuring in front ~ feet il
feet inches. f'~N 80
THAT VACANT LOT noIt south Of Lot No >, and
as No. 3. -'@'----S -
THAT VACANT LOT next south Of Lot No. 4. and
having like dimensions, designated on said Plat BY
r;,L ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY at the corner of
Sn"s srSa With i'll the dwelling and out
vcyor as No measuring King IS feet and
north on land Of Of aa Oh o N
In said pint, west on No. 2.
THAT LOT adjoining 4aso the abovc On tho .onb ,na
designated in said plat ~ No measuring 'front.' on
depth 121 feet. T.7-' 'U0- mi
THAT LOT No in the above plat measuring In front
on King street 25 feet the back line and in
depth 1o2 feet. 07I "
THAT LOT on Radcliffe street. marked No. . in said
plat measuring in front said street 80 feet same on
the back line, and in depth lo4 f-et, less.
THAT VACANT LOT joining No to the west, ana
known said plat No. 3, aud having the same d.
rnensions ns No 2.
TIE VACANT LOT. next west Of No. g. known on tho
last named.
All that VALUABLE PROPERTY at tho corner Of Rut-
ledge and Cannon streets us Dcr plat of the snme Sr
veyor. consisting Of four Lots, io-wit:
LOT No. l. at tho corner Of Rutlcdge and Cannon
streets with the Buildings thereon measuring front
on Cannon street 80 feet inches, the buck line Il
feet inches, and in depth 73 feot inches.
LOT No. 9, situate next cast OF Lot No l. measuring
Cannon street n feet inches tho back feet
inches and iu depth y feet 9 inches
In front Cannon feet inches OF the bacS
line 40 feet. and in depth y feet inches.
LOI No. 4, situated next cast of No. measuring in
mont Cannon street SO inches on the back line
40 feet, and in depth z feet 10 inches
All that LOT OF LAND, with several WOODEN BUILD
INGS thereon, st1Rto Ann street opposite the Park
measuring in front said street q back line
10 feet more less, and in depth 200 feet inches:
bounding north on Ann street. east on Land OF Boyce
and west on Land OF Coreoran, plat Of
veyor. 1'-
The plats can be at the Mastor's Office. @@
Terms-One-fourth oash: balance in one, two three
and four years. secured bond the purchasers and
mortgages of tho premises the buildings on the lots to be
papers. = W. GRAY -
december 1s VT It'll Master in Equity.
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Estdte Sac Falua0lc Sea Island Cotton Plantn
tlon on Johns Island
RH CLIFEOISD & nIATIIE1xrrrS

Meal Estate Agents, No. SO Brond-strect
"iA oe sold on WEDNESDAY, 9th January 1867; ut tlc
p,,- old Postoflicc. ct II O'clock
PARK PLANTATION. situated on Johns Ts,,,1 or
.eeh nlics from the 1t contains 1900 acres of hin.
nnd n, large body of Marsh Land; 400 acres Of In,
gh lands arc cleared and we'll adapted 10 the prouc
@ non o. nne Long Cotton from which large crops ay,
Deen formerly obtained. The remainder Of tho trrt -
IN wooas noss OF which is original growth aorlinr mn
M supply OF timber. which, from its to
.c rlver may DC made available and profitable Tier
is a small Dwelling and other buildings on tbc nlnre
me BACK Pen PLANTATION. on Johns Island con
nnnS aeout 1000 acres, but small portion of which
Woods OF original growth, abounns pine and other
Ioer' Whch would afford great Inducements to mr.
CHASER spoaed to engage i'll the timber business indo
penucnI OF the advantages which may be derived from
other agricultural purposes = ~" ~ AAo Aoi
asa aerng;-Oneiourth cash; balance In enc and two
se1s. 1.rcasers to pay Clifford & aIathewcs FOR "a
sN@~"1 - - s'A'Ps' tu1hslwl December a5
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~ M ~ ALSO, @| -T-T -
THAT LOT on Radcliffe strect. marked No. in said
plat measuring in front said street 80 feet same on
the back line and in depth 1O4 f-et, moro or less
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THAT LOT adjoining the above on tho south, and
designated IN said plat by No. S. measuring front on
King street 80 feet the the back lnc and in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01

To GET WoRsTRD is not usually considered
desirable predicament; but there is time for all
things, and in these times Of giving and receiving
gifts, you may get worated and be the better for
it. This paradox will cease to be such the moment
any Of our fair readers will pay visit to Mr.. P.
scHucKMAN's old and we'll known stand, in King
street, opposite Hasel Here they viii and the
greatest variety Of fancy wool ever imported into
this city. Every possible color, every shade, and
every shadow q shadow is here, all systemat-
ically classified, and can be had instanter. Long
experience alone in this specially could give Mr. s.
this fine connoisseurship.
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UNDERWRITERS AeENor.-It will be seen, from a
notice IN our paper to-day, that the firm Of Cor
BURN HOWELL Co. has been dissolved, and that
Mr.. J. a.. CoLBuRN and s. 8. HOWELL viii con-
t'nue the business as formerly, at No. II Broad
street. Messrs. CoLHURN & HowE11's card will
also be seen in our issue Of to-day. list Of the
companies they represent are given, which, with
each ones capital the whole footing mp an aggre-
gate Of over three million dollars The com
pan1es are all known to be frst-cass in fact, it is
the established custom Of the agents at this point
TO represent none other than respectable and 70
sponsible companies. The well known character
OF MIR. CoLBURN and Mr.. HOWELL, though, would
be- it the companies they represented we're un-
known, sufficient guarantee that whatever they an
;nounced as reliable was such. Trusting that
Messrs CoLBURN l. HOWELL may continue to re-
ceive the large share Of patronage extended to the
old concern, we heartily wish them, as well, hap
py New Year.
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g@ -@ ALSO, @@@ #@.5@ @@I aas
THAT LOT No 6, in the above plat measuring In front
on King street 25 feet the back line and in
depth l22 feet. y - - -
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NURSERY soAr.-Mothers viii find Co1aATEs g
AROMATIC VEaETAn1.E Soar the very incest for IN
fants that be obtained 1t is very delicate SOAP
yetvery cleansing, and possesses the softenine and
soothing qualities which peculiarly adapt it to the
use Of childten in very high degree,-the vege-
table oils being combined with glycerine. Drug
gists have it.
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= ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY at the corner Of
Ang and 1sadcde streets, with the dwelling and out
buildings thereon designated in plat by the sur
vcyor as No measuring east King street feet and
on tho back line 50 ec and in depth 121 tect Bounded
north on land Of the estate Of Macntosh south No
In said pint, west on No. 2
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ALSO,
The VACANT LOT, next west of No. 3, known on til,
said plat No. 4, having the dimensions "a tht
last named. 'T- = -