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BYE. b. Cook, Aucttoneer.
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

:,
By e. b. COOK Auc''oneei'
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
NV VJRTVTEOF A DEED OF TRUST
X .','ai ~. CharIe,H Wvnne TO tho under
- ehe, "a -, GO r.cCrJsJ In the Off ca of The
signed as trustees recCiutu ~ oTo Wn"'o ad "V
bustlnRs coqrt 0, me Si r s ihsv will pro-
cesd 70 sell at public auction on TUESDAY the
"a day OF al ~ o''I - ,b corner az FHnr
once OF me st!u I'm, ~ b Yronartv c0nvsynd
iechth an" fd, st!,y'o' o" o. ,i ' fiGviny IN vii
by said deed, consisting OF 'he ioHo"lhB' !" VIII
IN THE PRESS ROOM.
ravror,s Small Cylinder Presses, 3lXis inches
~ ioL pnLa. Isva bean in u,s but a short
those Presses hHEe - - ~ "'' w"
Adams new patent , I podv prsS, 2rty4t Inches
I H,l,, 80 n,tsTf Rock Press 25ISu inches;
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Gordon JoD res i'N'' 4"'H'''
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D., BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-A

BE- B1hEkS PhINith Dtt AfshS'-h
certain and infallible remedy for Dy.Tepsia, ASue
and Fever, General Debility, sc. For sale by all
druggists in the city Of Rich mond and elsewhere.
Orders promptly filled by addressing
E. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 1913, Richmond, Va.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PHI
IL VATgLY.-Those two BEAUTIFUL BULL;
ING LOTS at tho southeast corner OF Thlri 1u'
Byrd streets frontipg 80 ioet each on Third sHso'
and running back 100 feet 10 an alley arc ~
for sale privately. Terms secpmmodsIhP, issWy
At the Dlspatch once orto eRVBss "'Nf'~s'''
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BY George V. Case, Aucttoneer.

r SHALL SELL ON SATURDAY
/ NEXT, June 20:h At 10 o'clock 4. NJ,
on Council Chamber Hill, in rear OF the ~
Ballard Horse. without limit or reserve, LII
ONE MULE, HORSE, WAGON, and HahNB>s.
endorsed negotiable note. ~
Ia oTtdE AuctiOneer.
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By Lee & GOddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No. 1914 Cary street.

TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES Or
LAND, IN HENRICO AND CHARLES CITY
COUNTIES At PIBLlC AUCTlON.-At the re-
quest of the owners, we will sell at public auC:
ION in frort Of HerTicO Courthouse, on MON DA
the ist dty OF July 1861 that being court day, the
TRACT ~ VsLts BILE WOOD hASD containing
47.g ACRES, in the c Eu'y Of Eenrico. seven miles
r. RI. cify or Richmond and about three q IA
ters OF mi - from Fair oaks station on the YORK
K Yer railroad, fronting on the Williamsburg
STAGE road nearly opposite TO the United states
Cemetery al Seven Piues adioini"g the lands OF
Williamson Allen, Shields, and others. II dsemed
advisable day OF sale, II Will Dc bubdITIueu III
two or more parcels.
TRRMs. Made known on day Of sale.
LEE q uODDIN, Auctioneers.
Will also sell at Charles City Courthouse on The
THIRD THURSDAY in July, 1887, that being court
dav 500 ACRES three and half miles from " IL
cox : wharf on James river. This land fronts on
Swinyard's road, and adJOlns tie lands OF J0hh
Walker James Barnes, and others. rms land ls
well wooded, nd would suit any one wishing 10
20 in the wood business. This tract Will OeslD-
divided so a. to suit persons OF small means. Inc
impro, enents consist OF new, comf"Ttdb OIL
house and kitchen. Mr.. John Hamblet Is now llV-
t"e VA LEE & GODDIN, Auctioneers.
Altar the above sale will be sold 81 ACRES near
HONEYWELL church, adjoining the land OF Anthony
CHI and others. This tract is also well wooded.
TERMS: Made known on day OF sale.
ie 20-aodt2-J n endtds
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T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
LEAF TOBACCO AT AUCTION.
There will be sold at auction, at the Tobacco Ex-
change at Richmond, Virginia, on WEDEE sDAY
the 10th day Of July, 1897,
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
OR MORE

HOGsHEADS OF LEAF TOBACCO.
This tobacco Is of the best selections Of Vrsini9
leaf OF the Sx,p Of 1870, bought tor the French
market by the NNe John Jones. As 1t WAS selected
with reference tNitS order for safe keeping, the
most Of it is no dhVbt still perfectly sound and
sweet. "
TIE casks will be stripped from the tobacco at
Navo'S warehouse by l9o'elOck VI. on TU ESDAi
preceding the sale, for she rinsprctioa OF Pur.
chaser- The whole will be care fully sampled and
mi in good shipping order.
The tobacco will be lnspeCtednSd sampled, and
information given I'm RELATE 70 ~ same previous
to the sale by Messrs; Boiling a<ttkche'"n' IN
specior-, &c AZ hayo's warehouse Mchmond.
TERMS Caeh, Government funds. ~
WILLIAM w. CRUMP,
JOHN s. LOONIS,
Commissioners.
p;cbnon5 limo 1851 je 2i-2w
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TO!' Rent,

H "a
nor RNNT, one of the two NEW
4 STORES, Just completed, aDd the upper ~
part of same building. con'ai uug five rooms, E;i3
and newy fitted mp, situated on Main street .--Isa.
betw.en seventeenth sni eighteenth. Th!s Is an
eycelIert stand for Millinery, Dry Goods, Fancy
N'''''''' i. ii. WHITLOCK,
ia 2t-2t Eighteenth and Cary streets.
NOR RENT, the RESIDENCE on the
n southwest corner If Clay and Send -
is II brick kitchen with thIec rooms, ana gas Ia
and water on the premises. 20 Is
NOR RENT, two new thre5.stOry
4 BRICK HOUSES, with STORES, just bra
comp etol, on Front street, Rockets. t;;S
ieiIi.:lw II. w. TYLER.
EOR RENT, the HOUSE / now occu-
y py, in whole or in part, until the LIST OF IA
october next. or possibly for long rPcriod. nfE
It /. situated on the east side OF Fourth rect -s-
rooms besides basement. coal cellar. g's and
warer. There is on the premises a brick Kitchen
and garden Apply on thS P'Rsm RI$E or iT
Franklin street opposite
ia26-2t Law Building.
nor RENT, that desirable BRICK
Il DWELLING situated on tIe east side of IA
Fourth street between Grace and Franklin, T;iH
containing r;ne rooms. kitchen with two~sSA
'H ie IS, ,;,.' '0'" tG5EUBBS WILLIAMS
NOR RENT, the HOUSE at present
L occupied by Mr.. George L; Bidgood, on III
Main street betwe en- Third and Fourth. Pos. ~
scsoion given Immediately. 1t Will be put in 49,
fg is2o % f''' PURCELL, LAID & co.
NOR RENT, the STORE and FIX
Il TURES complete, on Marshall street be- k.sA
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, lear the New LII
Market, now occupsd by Mr.. John T. Szer, -Es.slls
| Apply t. a. y: riNsLh1,
10 l3-ts 10. 1907 basin Datk.
! nor RENT.
Il TWO TENkMENTs in Libby Buildings. III
is'7 PALMER. HARTsOOK & co. E.sa-
DOE Rem f, the STOkhHOUSE
II f9Inorly occupied by the subscriber as .1sss.
| a ch 80 store. II has good shelving, c"uG- E,E
! tors. stpve, sc. which will go with the-SA.
! house. II Is an excellent stand for any Kind
| business The rent will be made very low o a
/ good tenant. ,
! Also for rent large WAREHOUSE In rear
! same suita b lie Tor d carpenters shop: Apply TO
J. G sEELSON, Agent,
e"rnsr opposite Ballard and Exchange hotels.
agi2-'s
EUH RENT, the superior 70 v h
| ~ u RE- ri
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February 25
Why Shak42 Why Burn 2

Put these two questions to man passing through the
lternate paroxysms Of Fever and Ague, and he will
probably reply. because cannot help myself"
But he Is mistaken. He can help himself He need
not continue to endure the arrow.soarchng cold and
parching heat Of intermittent fever unless he chooses
II there Is an established fact in the history OF med
cation, 1t is this; that H0sIETl ER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS invariably breaks up the Ats Of this e1haustns
disease.
Qunine often fails and whether 1t fails or not 1t
always dangerous medicine 1t stultfes tho brain
The Bitters have no such effect Quinine skaters hf
nervous systs The BITTERs, on the other hand. ar
glorious nervne; In fact specific for nervous ali
ments.
Medicines. as general rule, are 'bad to take" NO
so this famous vegetable specific. is mild and agree
able not pungent and nauseang. The liver is always
greatly disordered in intermittent and rettent evers
and this excellent tonic md Alternative has anubnio
properties Of tho highest order Tho sumulant en-
poyed te duse Its medicinal virtues through the or
esns Of the hody Is perfectly pure and this cannot ot
said Of the spIrituous basis any other tonic Tho bes
advice that osn bs given 10 persons residing In aarou
regious or N crowded cities, Is ~ take 1t aa preven
tive Of diseases incident to 10th Whether used
protective antdos remedy. It will te found wonder
luIy efRcsaouA .Novamber II
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gist, Clayoyant and Psychume. .cian who has aston.
shed the scientific classes Of the Old Wor hns now To-
oated herself at Hudson. n Y Ms1ame TaoRNTos pos
sosses such wonderful powars Of second sight aa to an
bio her to impar knowledge Of the greatest importance
10 tie single or married Of othar s,1 While state
OF trance she dene.tes the very features o! se person
you to marry and by tho aid of instrument Of in
tense powur known the PsychoEiorope guarantees to
produce feNke picture OF the future husband or vile
the applicant together with date OF marriage poaon
in Nie leading traits Of character S This is no hum
bug as thousand OF testimonials assert She will
send whom desired. certified certificate or wrttelI
guarantee that the picture is what rupora to be- By
enclosing small lock hair and giving place of biFn
age disposition and copiexlon aud enclosing City cert
and stamped envelope nddress.d to yourself. you viii
csve tbs picture and desired Information ty mail
ALL communications sacrcdly confidential. Address,. IN
confidence. Madame T. f. THORNTON, P. O. Box 22a,
gudson. Ny " March 81
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II you want cheal Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationary, Envelopes, Ps'
per, &C.; OF, MuLERs' Almanac;
If YOU want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Bool1s bound in any style, or Account
Books made to ordsr, with any desired pattern OF
culing, 20 to H1RAM HARRIS. No. SO Broad street.
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AUCrl0F s. LES.
/ sio ~ in Sou,huestt'n part IF City, and Brtel
Storehouse on Queen Street.

.-:SiG ~ IN Southuestc'n part n Guy, ana DT'eh
Storshouse on Queen Street.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSJ RE
THIS DAY, 10Th November at IL o'clock A -. vii be
cold, a. tho OH Postoflce,
The neat we'll Gyished BRICK RESIDENCE, on
tho East side OF franklin street. one door eouti OF
Queen street. containing four pantry, bath roOn
water works, gas cistern brick kitchen, alth oing
range and good rooms. connecting with house; the Lot
measures go &c. front and back lines II the
North ine and The South line II ieet including Jog
OF four feet .en inches, moro or less.
ALSO.
TIE TWO AND HALF STORY WOODEN HOUSE.
No. Trapman street, door .urth OF Broad street.
contain ny folr upright and tw half upright garret
r.oms dressing room, pantry, double pazzas c4tern
gas large kitchen with eight rooms, carriage house and
stable, roof Lot measures ~ feet 'front.' by 12S feet
deep, mo. or ]. IS.
The large TWO STORY BRICK SToREGoUsE. on
South side of Queen street. between Meeting and Church
Streets about 5000 bales of hay and is well
ranged for storehorse Lot II 'front.' by
100 ees Deep less the building occupies the
entire lot
Condidons-One-h:N cash; balance payable in two
equal successive annual insaments with interest paya
bic annually from day of sale to be secured by mort
gage Of the property which ust be kept insured
policy gned Purchasers to pay for papers and reve
nue. stamps. November Il
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November 2

LOOK OUT FOB FoRTUSE.-The Georgia State LOT
sery, for the ben1i.t of the Masonic Orphans Home
closes it sale of tckots for the Grand Scheme. to be
drawn on the 18th of November this day, Novem
ber 18TH at PM. at their oce. No. 90 Broad street
Call early Whole Tickets, s12Oo; Halves. ssoo Quar-
ter, $500; Eighth'. sI.6o.
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What Is TARRANT's EFFERvEscENT sELTzER
ApERTE II, and wha: its efects2 These are ques-
lions which the great American pubic has right 10
ask AM it also has right to expect candid and salts
factory reply. The preparation Is mild and gentle
saline cathartc Alternative and tonic and Is most care
fully prepared In the form Of snow white powder oon-
tanning all the wonderful medical properties OF the ar
famed selker Springs Of Germany.
OF Its effects We would say that those who have tested
the prepara n are the best judges and they declare
orur their own signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the flow OF the
bie Cure every species Of headache. Tranquize tho
nervous syste. Refresh and nvigorate the weak Md'
gate the pangs Of rheumatism. Neuraiso acid In the
stomach Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist the
falling appedts. Cure the heartburn.
II you are suarer give this Remedy one trial, and 1t
will convince you Of the above facts.
TARRANT & CO., Sole Proprietors, New York.
Sold by eli Druggists. 3mos Septemoer ~
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November 8

THE GREAT FEATURE or HuMpHRrTs' HOMEOPATHIC
pEcryrcs is that each remedy is Specific for som vel
known complaint or disease So that person In buying
case may obtain the particular medicine require' fo'
any ordinary complaint. Thus thousands at Tlnlne
have been cured Of long standing troublesome
diseases, upon which they have expended tundreds o.
dollars In vain Sec the list Of remedies In another col
umn No. 6s2 Broadway, New York
Nnvefnhar Ia
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The Handsome Residence in NortdWest p.rt Of
the City, With Large Lot.
RY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE,

THIS DAY. 18th November, at II ocIock A. NJ, VIII be
sold at the Old Postofice.
The DESIRABLE AND HANDSOME WOODEN RESI-
DENCE built in modern STYLE situate at the Southwest
corner of Pitt and vandcrhors streets containing nine
rooms, two dressing oms, private stairway. water
works gas donble piazzas and cistern. On the pre-
misses are tw Kitchens carri &c house and stable. The
Lot about 199 feet front on Pitt street, by
about 91 feet on Vanderhors street. moro or less.
Te1ms-One-thIrd caah; balance in two equal success
sive annual insalments. with interest payable SEMI
annually from day of eae to be secured by mortgage Of
the property, buildings to be kept insur and Iolcy
assigned purchaser pay for papers, revenue stamps,
starnu and policy insurance. November IL
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THE FLORIDA TRApE.-The Florida Central Rail-
road he; made arrangements by which cotton can
bs carried from Lake City to Charleston, at ex-
trsmely low rates, and the same with respect to
return freights on groceries and other necessarles
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LooK Our FOB FoaTyNE The Georgia State
Lottery, for the benefit Of the Masonic Or
phsns' Home, closes its sale Of tickets for the
Grand Scheme. to be drawn on the 18th Novem-
ber this dey. November 18th, at 8 P. NJ, at their
Office, No. 20 Broad street. Cell early. Whole
Tickets, sl2.oo; Halves, $500; Quarters, $500;
kichths. sl.50.
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LOCAL MATTERS S
AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

AUCIIUN OALLS IHIO OA1
LOUIS D. I ESAUssURE VII sell at II o'clock de-
sirao !e residences
HENRY CosIA Co. will sell at % o'clock
shoulders, hams, &c. 49,.
LAu1sY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock
-four, hams, sides, &c.
AuIaAN & Soy will sell at 10 O'Clock, fur
niture, &c, ,...
JoaN G. MTINoR & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock
tin, iron, dry goods, &C. ,.,.,.
CLIFFORD & MATHEwEs will sell at II O'CLOCK
mules. ful niture, &c.
Mil DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, dry gooos
JEFroSDs l. Co. will sell at o. o'clock, strips
shoulders and sides. -, :, q .,.,.,.
r. 4 A. Z. CALDWELL will sell, at o'clock
hams sides &c.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT HoS. GEO. S.
BRYAN paEsIDNe.-On motion OF j. N. Nathans'
ESQ. Solicitor for Hudsins, Owen u Co.. BAN :
rupts, it was ordered that the schedule be changed
in some particulars so as to admit the addition OF
certain names in clauses Of the schedule.
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LOOK Our FOR FonrU: E.-The Georgia State
Lottery, for the benefit of tno IIasoiio Orphans
Homo, closes its sale Of tickets for the Grand
Scheme, to be drawn on The 18th OF November,
this day, November 18th, at P. NJ, at their Office
No. 20 Broad str :et. Call early. Whole Tickets,
s12.o Halves, $500; Quarters. $500; Eishths,
S1 30
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Foa GEsr's Fuas1sHlNe Goons, good and cheap
60 to Mscullar, Williams Parker's, No, 27o Kns
street. mWIo
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De LACEY, the enterprising news dealer at the
Mills House, will accept our thanks for files OF
the latest English papers and several Northern
piotoria1 yaekliae
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A-A-A-A-A-

The best Dyspepic Ntters now In use are PASFFnSi
Hepatc Rhters. They never fail to give relief lTy
bottle and be convinced For sale by all Druggiss u
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The Time TO Advertise In tho Country
The PHG.I has large circulation throughout th'
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
ratios as reasonable the strinaency OF money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others Wishing to use
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN a. SELBY. Proprietor,
Febr,ary 25 Columbia. s. c.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST c1RCULATI-N -TH1 DAILY NEWS
lENG HE SlwsPAPIR OFFICIALLY REcoG'
S1sID AS HAVING HE LARGEST CIRCULATION
N TIE CITY or cEARLF sToN. PUBLISHES THE
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN The PosToF-
r1cE AT TIE END OF EACH WEEK. ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF The NEW PtsToFFIcE
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Provident Institution for Savings Vs. Robson
al. Beach Us. Robson et al.

Provident Institution for Savings Us. Robson ct
al, Beach Us. Robson ct al.
Will be sold, under the direction Of the undersigned,
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 26th day Of
November, 1867, at II A. NJ,
l. All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story Brick
and 1led store thereon, situ1te Magwood's South
Wharf, measuring the South on said Wharf rs feet
and In depth feet inches, or less. Bounding
South on Magwot DIS South Wharf North and East by
Sorehouse and Lot formerly of Charles A. Ma2wood.
and West lands OF Charles Magwood and Thomas D.
Condy,
ALSO,
O. All that LOT OF AND, with the three story Brick
Building thereon situate the North side of the street
leading North Atlantic Wharf, assuring on the North
and south lines 81 feet inches, and the East and
West lines % feet inc hes more or less. Bounding
North lands Of George A. Locke. East on land OF
Rhett Robson, West on land Ut - Mathewes and
South on atreet leading 10 North Atlantic Wharf
The above two Lots, being covered by one and tho
same buildu &, will oe so together
Terms-One third cash; balance in one and two years.
with ine est annually from day Of sals secured by bond
OF purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Buildings
to be insured and policy assigned Puoha or to pay for
papers and stamps, JAMES TUPPtR
November tu4 Master In Equity
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LOOK Our FOR FoRTUNE.-The Georgia State
Lottery, for the benefit OF the Masonic Orphans
Home, closes its sale Of tickets for the G ant
Scheme, to be drawn oG the 18th Of November
this day, November 18th, at P. NJ, at their Office
No. 20 Broad street. Cali early. Whole Tickets
sl2.OO; Halves, $500; Quarters, $500; Eightbs
$780,
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EpUcAr1oSL.-Mrs. John Laurens has now looa-
ted her school at the corner OF Wentworth and
Smith streets, and has secured the services OF q
oompet 1t corps OF instructors. Her French
teacher Madame Adele Hcffsm, is just one year
from Paris and possesses the happy art OF impart-
ing her knowledge 10 her pupils This school pre-
sents unusual advantages 10 parents and guardl-
ans as the pupils are instructed in every branch
that would tnd to make thom perfect scholars
and fit them for an entrance to the busy world.
BUSINESS CARDs-The great object OF business
men is to present their claims for public patronage
in the most attractive manner possible. To effect
this end various methods have been resorted to;
business cards have been emblazoned with illumi-
mated letters, and finished in the highest degree
OF perfection known to the typographical artists.
But as tho world rolls round new plans were dis
covered, and business cards are both useful ana
ornamental. The latest invention in this line is
small highly perfumed sachot, with the name OF
the enterprlsing merchant upon The outside. Cards
OF ttis description are almost imperishable as It
is the object of every one to preserve the sachet
for the delicate perfume it emits. At present
these scented cards are used principally by the
Druggists, who make them answer two-fold pur-
pose-tha. of presenting their name to the public,
and at the same time furnishing sample of their
wares as perfumers Drs. G W. Aimar, c. F.
Panknin, and other Druggists of this city, use
sachets OF this description, on which they have in
scribed their names, place Of business, DC.
DoN'r Spend DOLLAR FOR CLoTK1Na before
going to Macullar, Williams & Parker's, No. 27O
King street. mWto
KENTUCKY STATE COMBINATION LOTTERY draws
svery day at Covington, Ky. Whole tickets from
81 to $40; shares In proportion. Prizes from
$4,000 to $4,000. b. 7. PETERS, Agent,
No. 80 Hasel street, Charleston, 8. G.
November limo
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COURT OF EQUITY, CHANCELLOR d. u. LES
srsNE paIsIDNo.-Beyond grantiny NUMBER OF
motions, no business was transacted yesterday.
III, Court will proceed IN the trial OF cases to-
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For restoring strength and appetite, use the gres'
Southern Tonic, PASKsIs's HEPATIc BUFFERS and you
will not bs disappointed For sale by all druSgiats to
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Lynes Us. Lynes.
VIII be sold under the direction OF the Undersgned, ut
the old Custom House, in this city. on TUESDAY, the
Goth day OF November, 1851, at II, A NJ,
ALL Thai PLANTATION, known as "Kibblcsworth, -
with the buildings thereon in tho Parish OF st. Johns
Berkeley containing arou 1l07 acres. more or less
bounded East Monks Corner Road, North on land OF
DAWSON formerly Of Dr. H. II Hsig West on the Forest
track adjoining, and south on -.
ALSO,
1HE FOREST TRACT, adjoining the above on tho
East having triangular torn, and containing 2o0 acres,
more or .ess,
ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND, in tho Parish aforesaid, contain.
ing about 35 bounded North by lands OF Drs NJ
Mote East by lands Of H. Sylvester South by lands OF
Isale Le is, and West by lands OF Hugh Butler.
Terms-One- .hird cash. balance in two equal annual
instaments, secured by ponds and mortgage, with In
terest from day Of sao Buildings to be insured and
policy assigned Purchaser TO pay for p,pers end stamps
JAMES TUFPER,
November5 tuI Mas:or in Lquitv.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12

Fos RAFF1E We direct attention to the notice
Of the rahie OF four mereschaum pipes at jose
Jaras, this evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-12
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