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New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
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Ply JOHNSON g. MILL ER

BY JoHNs',SfSSSsio 'fSsioa ,S,aSr,1s 4 E miller II
REAL TSTGTE BRoKERS.
No 25 Ni.sAusr. CEDkRsr. new fosk fs
Hoasss sli FSTns bought sod
CHANGED Leans Aue,a sale, Of stocks fSrrd'e s As
On nTUBSDAY teb ~. At u oeloes RAILING,
At the Exchange Sas'r0o~ No. III Broadway Snn" D''s
100 CHOICE PROSPECT PARK BEDFORD tBoalsysnI Ays,
a other XAsu4sLE Al 6sooKLYS Lots AGCTgS 5, oppo,
tb PA and near the proposed Intersection Of o''en ave WIN
USos.sit.~S S. q feet ives, of s1sbsy. alotA
Also SPLENDID NINETEENTH WARD Al PeoPEsT1 T.I On saoe.
lOl.-oue Of the finest tae Boale.sr ,,,.,.
RoDMASsTS s. 5 feet east % Beifive fney located lots
MSwEs-sT.-s, S, iCs fee, east Of Bgitriaye lots
HoorEE'T s ;5d Sstseso lee ss sod Mar.y lots
HETrssTS S. % feet inches east Of Msyss lots
RoopER'r-S s. $, rs f.st wet e ,S q sr.onsss lois
fssssS 8 s 'S. feet z, east sse q as1 is' 7o
MAscrAyE sSl EEsFIN 5 H., sS aiS,. so,.
r. S . e q oas, % S,ios O S, Of Biru
Terms Maps at oeee Of AaeoneeIs No . Sassaast n =
WV 81 LrrrLR Auetioueer
DY WYCKOFF g. LITTLE.-TUESDAY,
ID Feb 49, lss at O'Clock at the C'y sas Room Phsss % B
c.S & CG .,, IsE F6 Fs Store Property Baking Pope
Property C Hall. Lot near Park Sc &c Sc a..
part the avenue, paesa;s windows &C. 90 ga a
q,s S 2ss i,o vsse mapSe Sdag about 25IS lot s
~ double frame buidug adjoining about r'2 sale
Van Bren positive e; sale q asEs Ss Sa5Ss sS
NOstraud = et.I
Jeaerson 20 lots n s. commencing feet OF Howsuiave
Howarisye 2 lots n S. a feet s P1ichenave.
TNelth-st, s.. about 80 feet neyenth-aVe
F0uhave 10 lots between IWehh aad lnifteenu ss
Biidest, 2 lots, . s., 100 feet ". Ffth-aye
Ethage lots n corner Mide-st
Fon Jamess valuable plot 81 ground l2 feet on Jses
Font Ferries salaoe for hctoy or puoh
Maps Sc be Office Of the Auctioneers No l1
Monagusst Brooklyn.
A j. BLgRCKER Auctoneer. = - :, -,
EXECUT0R's SALE of 246 VALUABLE
H CENTRAL PARK AMI 57th, 5sth and 3th Sta oh
Also House lsth-st by order of EDWARD
DIX WITT Sarah Talman. deceased A. BLbBCkB
Co will sell at auction TUESDAY. March TO- 1909 at II
o'clock the Exchange Ssesroom. No. III Broadway
block gTonn comprising a lots eng Central faA
bounded BY 5gth.st 58thst, 9Th and 7th'aVes . ., -,
Of land comprising - lots the block bounded y 'h
s. 53th Oh and 1thayes -, co,
81 The block Of ground, comprising o. lots bounded O o n
S.. 10Th and llihaves 80, c,.,-.
i,h The hoe Of ground comprising Ga lots boonded By h
G9tb-gt the h1me u"eiAls
house thereon homestead o the late Mr. John H. Ialsn 49,
and lot - west
isbst south side between 6beve house 2SSbO WITH
party 2jI9 20 cent Of the purchase money
remain mortgage years The safe will be aos'a
and without any imiat aton or reservation whatsOerer - -
Csdar ~ or 10 90 C. J. T. DE WITT,
Attorneys f1r Executors. No % Nlssaust
EORECLOSURE SALE under direction OF
il GRAFT NATHAN. Reieree-JOSEPH MCGUIRE Anctioneer
viii sell at Exchange sAesroom No III Bfoadw
TUESDAY February o'clock 70 lots Of ground on the
ery side Bortbey side of sud southey
e Of Fhyght,i consisting Of 10 vacant oS Fh seenlhsl
and ~ houses IN Of erection
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
gtttnrts anS alttiings.

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-LEC
~ TURR by The Rev. EDWARD ROWE, on TUESDAY EVEN
mo Feb B 1903 At "a Church Nnave and
Tbits.drstst Subject; "THE ROMANCE OP CAVALRY LIFE'
Embracing description 0f Ger hpaeks great raid 70 hchm0hd
Scenes. Incl tents, Gc
CTEINWAY HALL.
- Du CHALLUS LECTURES.
MONDAY EVENING, Fell n.
First Lecture Of the season The Gorilla and s HABITS TIE Gboon
and their Affinity Man" The lecture
will h. proay illustrated diagrams Tickets Of admission 3
be obtained Al principal hook and h the ticket
ohce the open lecture precisely at
O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
9uttls.
A MEXICAN HOUSE.

A MEXICAN HOUSE.
N BOSTON MASS
very important and improvement which have recently
opur HOTEL the largest Ia Neg Bngand, enable
popneto Offer Tousis Families and the Travelling Public
other Hotel In the city
additions have been made OF numerous suites
bathing water closets Ge attached Que 81
nn magnificent passenger the best constructed
vey guests the upper story Of the house minute toe entries
have richly elrpeed and The et house Thoroughly
peuse and rrurnshed making H. all appointments equal TO
any country. Telegraph Ohce b ard Halls and Cae 90
~ 6r,t door LEWIS RICE SON Prophetou.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17
SruukIuu atal G5tatt for Salt.


BARGAIN-First-c class three-stOTy base
~ m.B and sucear HOCsB 2lruI0l DO rooms II cosets
all modern improvements htrste w suited for hrsielsss
bos house situated Gandst o1b he from Fulton
w. =. COOK, No. - Nasssa-st, Brooflyn
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE by w.
ID n COWI No a Pnest-Ou III ghts Jsoy bnct HOUSES,
10 900 and s5OODs'ory F2l CO.; Choice BUILDING LOTS,
- 800 and 5000 modern saiefooi hol si
snd = go also II TEELMRST HOUSES 5000 800 BUILDING
LOTS 10 EXCHANGE for farming lands
NOR SALE BROOKLYN HlGHTS. - Ele-
gaut srseass HOUSES With without uraiure with stables
desired or may leased furnished also fSe ihresofy bncf
519 Ipaulre Of p 2. VAN ZANDf.
.So i6 Remsenst, 30 Y. hnd % 81 p m
nor SALE, at a Bargain, if sold soon, n
trowu.stone HOUSE 3story hlgh sioop with sl
ereeeat location price, s5o0 For hl particulars and permits
spsiv 20 GEO. A. HlCKCOX No. 76 Cedarst
Brooklyn property specsty
nor SALE-STORE PROPERTY on Fourth
I ave Brooklyn cheap Il sold Apply 10
GEO A. HICKCOX, No. % CedaI-st, n 7.
Brooklyn property speeislty
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in the Eighth
War Brooklyn S9O $50 eseb street from nearly all
The ferries Terms Title perfect OnJ J5 minutes from Ctr
Hall Ese York Inquire Of b. GOODRICH. once with horus
Cogsvell Montague, corner Of Courts. HrOofJn
New-York tribune., 1868-02-17

No 10 FINEST AND No $50 SlAtHANE
For the accommodation Of sn parties wishing osel or purchase
dwelling houses lots, or h or t furnished or s5i.Tu;ha bones or
YCE AT No SO SIxTHAg near Ffoarth, where be wall be
Aarre number houses for M and to ca principally srsi esss
Business PoPeTt{ a ai 10 m ~ ,s v s 1GIs
effected IN Companies Dwellings, Store Purh
tuTe &c. 800. W. BENEDICT,
At No. 75S THlRD-AYE.-For SALE--The
"a following choice Inst Of three saa ialsioy '0op a'd hnsl
Rast Thriiethst fours'op br9g9sone ~
Thtghntst three story highstoop bruHnsone -
Rsst Foriyasi ibse story hgstoop ''' i5@o
East PoJ naa. three high stoop, hroWnsone ~ 60
East Yneht. lreestoTy hsh'ooP bro % 40
Ia, Ia, Re.,s.t tspp rs so o i7o
Fss. PGtbst Cut ~ oop hroans.one ........ 220
East hn'ethst Beekmarerra,e hEs'toop hoss,ole' o
Esst Pfyibrdst theesory bghstoop buun.sone'. l''s
Essi Ff,snbst theesory hshstoor 1900
Fsst Why three siory hghioop 2oeo
Also SIteth. hrty-eoond Seyeneslh ohe gugiIei Aho
IeSnrtSSs1ss Prce. ion 800 to $1,000 JAMES ROwK
EAST NINETEENTH-ST between Fourth
.o1p sre.n .,oae HdrsB partially fara6s at App
Gl1O HOMER MORGAN. No RassL
EIFTH-AVE., between Forty-third and Forty
.,o. front HOS SRs Nos 81 sni az Fahve No 5Is; o
oI Sef stable 2517S ot is T. Ss..s sHd equal
maternal AM On oh to an heretofore ea' 5 tbs 80 s,; .iHiss
permit appy to JOHN H. SHERWOOD 80 go fnh
and 3l6 BrosdEav Terms liberal
EIRST-CLKSS HOUSES in frst-class loca-
Il tions. BY W. H. COwL. 10 a PHesti ..o,o
IsrngionAve ghthst &story p o
Thirty foarl gbih and SHthayes 'sto zo
Porhahst. Hhhsve 4story stone 100
EOR SALE-The plot of GROUND, with the
buHg thereon faown . Nos 80 ls aad leo to1s't fnes
ulSD HOMER M0RGAS No 2Pine-'t
EOR SALE-A iirst-class, hgh-stoop, brown
HOUSE East Sevrnteni bstsscn Fourth ave
aad Irving place, p feet front Pnce s1oQoo ~ . -
TTOR eALE-SIORE PROPERTY IN New
Yort-on DuaoeT, Oersi Gosst JsooFi Thin5.ye, And
NV 70 A
'''" N''Y 80 % cei,rst. SeS Yorf
EOR SALE-West Fifty-sixth-st, n very de-
,S & 9 :'oT 'Fs s2is s S a % n Ss y.S.. Sa
EOR SALE-Third-ave. southeast corner
Eghy-scondst--s LOTS lRroo stos The Pourih
Lets Pos 600 x STEVENSON son No lll Bro,isay.
DOR SALE-West Twenty seventh st-A very
desirable HOUsB 5sgry hgbsto0p hrosnfions i7IeOo 10
'''' v x STEVENSON son Nc m Bro.av,r
NOR SALE--A fine three-story and basement
Ninety thrst Cen Para W be sOa l0s. H. W SHAW
No. East Fourtbst cor Broad.Ay.
EOR SALE-Two-story and attic brick HOUSE
Il No % watist Pnoe. Elloo Appy a. DO 90 lni-ontt
NOR SALE-The 4-story. high-stOOp, brown
stone HOUSE. no o. 81 Asif,Fb-es = iee" f"ss t13" i
TOR SALE-Bowery east side, near Sixth-st;,
rool tHrsesory bneE STORE, H6Eico Apply to HOMER
NOR SALE-A frst-class brick DWELLING,
h 1s sss ss %ssG9 ssooni sS fs ave. H f s
EOR SALE-NOs 392 and 3A Canal-st AZ
i feet front ). D. CLUTE. No. 50 Lbertys
STH-AVE. LOT, below Fiftieth-st., at a bar
s''' '''N'' " STEVENSON soy No III Bo.d-,-
SI65OO "A good; four,sstory, brown,
~ ons noISE i-t,s - i,,f m tey os1y 20 p A.
SI00 000 WANTEDm0n c S,,I9. bond d, R1. and
~ cities SObrOkers need aPp v HOWELL No II Broad't.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
BDGEllELD FEMALE ACADEMY.

gEyHE Undersigned will open, on MONDAY the
L 11th of JANUARY 1859, in the Hall of the
College Building, a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND GIRHS.
The Course of Study will embrace, the Ancient
and Modern Languages, Mathematics, and those
English Branches necessary to give Young Ladies
and Girls thorough and polished education.
The services of Miss SARAH C. DOBEY-a
young lady we'll known throughout this section
have been secured as Assistant Teacher in this
Institution.
MUSIC, both Vocal and Instrumental, will be
taught according to the most approved methods Of
the present day.
Terms of Tuition.
Advanced Glasses, including French and
Latin, per Session of Months, S2o
Primary Glasses per Session of Months, -
Music, g." rs
Tuition, One Half Paid in Advance.
ROBERT. A. LYNCH.
Cheap and Comfortable Boarding can be OBJ
tanned at the Institute, and in several private
families Of the Village.
Dec Ia IF 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
DupONF'S GUNPOWDER.

would invite the attention of dealers to my
Large and well Assorted stock of POWDER, CON
sisting Of RIFLE HFg, in kegs, half and quarter
kegs, also in one pound and halfpound canistcrs.
DEER HF, in kegs, half and quarter EGGS, also
in one pound and half pound canStcrs.
EAGLE SPORTING and RIFLE, in Ct pound
kegs, one pound and half pound cani,ters.
EAGLE DUCKING, in 121 and St pound kegs,
five pound and one pound canisters.
BLASTING POWDER, in twenty-five pound
kegs.
Sporting, Mining, and Shipping Powder ofsys- eve,
rv variety. manufactured at the celebrated Mills
ofE.J. DUPONT DENEM0URS CO., Whining
ton Delaware, whose reputation has stood unri-
vailed fo- sixty-eight years.
am prepared to fll al. orders either Retail
Wholesale, allowing liberal discount in lots.o
J. N. ROBSON, Agent.
Nos. l 2ArLANrIc WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. z.
Dec. 8 3m oV
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
The Little Game.

The latest phase of the little game is to
keep the two-thirds. As matters now stand
the Radicals are some ten or twelve short OF
q tro-thirds in the Forty-frst Congress. 10
do away with this overplus of Democrats and
thereby put the ring in Grants nose, should
the General prove restive, is prime object.
and this is he way they mean to do it. I'm.
prints, the word has gone out from WASH
iugton and walked into galvanic life certain
select decoction, five in number, OF that
learned body that, from the anteceoeIts 0!
its membership, was known as the MISSISSIPPI
Chain gang Convention. This decoctlon,
STYLED committee, has all of sudden dis
covered that the negro constitution was not,
after all, defeated in Mississippi by 7,629
votes, as officially reported by the district
commander, butS-seven strong anti7eohstita-
tiou. counties being thrown out-was carried.
Wherefore the said quintriple crew, in re-
script dated the third ofthis month, announce
that the affair has been aduly ratified and
adopted" and divers carpet-bag and negro
gentry elected as State officers and to Con
gress. These latter resurrections being i've
(5) in number, it follows that, on the adcp-
ton of this manifesto by Congress, as it will
De aQOpteu, tue Irooiy ioH VIII Auo A' wv E'
blow f-e brand.new carpet bag votes to their
depleted ranks. Further than this, it las
been ascertained, as Washington special to
the Post is good enough to tell us, that there
was such rebeftertorism" in Louisiana as
kept the loil negroes, who made bread and
meat for the Confederate armies when they
could not have been forced so to do, from the
polls. This means, of course, that sufficient
aumber of affidavits at s. apiece have,
been prepared to make good basis Tor cast
ing out the FIVE Louisiana Democratic Con-
gressmen.elsct, whereby it but remains f,r
It's ioil 10 out two, at most, three more
Democrats to get their twc-thirds. This is
soon done, as it is now being "ascertained
that in Georgia there was also terrorism
which lost the State to Grant. This done,
out go seven Georgia Democrats, and roisa
tho two thirds. Then let" Let-us-have peace"
wag his head Johnsoniz'ngly at us If he
dare, and We, unto whom is given the lul
ness ofthe earth, not forgetting the two thirds,
will show him on which side OF the hedge
shines the sun. What little game 1t Is, to
be sure.-N. Y. World.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

VUyHE Subscriber wishes to sell his DESiRAs
BILE and WELL IMPROVED FARM,
lying within less than mile of tho Columbia =
Augusta Railroad, about eight miles below Edge5
field G. H., adjoining lands of Benz Belts, Lewis
Miles and others, and at present occupied py
Geo. W. DorE.
This FARM contains Two Hundred and Thirty
Three Acres,-One Hundred of which are IN cul-
The balance is heavily timbered Pine and 04e
Land. All we'll adapted to Cotton, cornrand
Grain.
Or the premises is comfortable Dwelling and
all necessary outbuildinss, in good repair.
There are also on tho place 1900 Choice Fruit
Trees-just commenced beasing.g
If application is made soon,an unusually good
bargain can be had.1,---3 .-~-~~S
MOSES HARRIsa.
Nov 10 r-ss At 4SS@
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER OF F. E. RHINEHEART,
BANKRUPT.
IN Pursuance of an Order from the Honorable
A GEORGE S. BRYAN, Judge of the District
Court of the United States for South Carolina, /
will sell at PUBLIC 0UTCRY, at Edgefeld c..
H., on Monday, 4h January next. the follow
ing Real Estate of said Bankrupt for Cash, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Three
Hundred and Seven Acres, more or less. bounded
by lands of Hillcry Clark, JohS D. S. Livingston
and others.
Also, the interest of srid Bankrupt in the
DUNCAN GOLD MINE.
Purchaser, to pay Extra for titles.
q. W. CARWILE, Assignee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
MISS BUIE'S INSTITUTE,
AT EDGEFIELD, S. C.

AFTER her long experience MISS M. A.
BU1E presumes it is unnecessary for her to say
more than that she has secured the CAROLINA
HOTEL, now occupied by Maj. S. S. Tompkins,
for an INSTITUTE, where, on Monday the 4th
Jan'ry. 1869, she will begin the exercises of her
School, and devote her time and attention to her
Pupils,-assisted by the most competent and reli-
able Teachers.
Young Ladies Boarding at the Institute will be
under the immediate care and control Of Miss
BUIE, and lady matron of the highest charac-
ter in this community, under whose motherly at
tention her numerous friends will gladly trust
their daughters.
MISS BUIE was educated at one of tho best
Schools in North Carolina, and will conduct her
School upon the most improved plans of the
present dy.
Young LuGies and Girls boarding at the In
stitute will have free instruction in many of the
fine Arts, as Miss B. teaches all the Ornamental
branches.
= nss- DESTITUTE ORPHANS OF CON-
FEDERATE SOLDIERS FURNISHED WITH
BOOKS AND EDUCATED FREE OF CHARGE
Rates of Tuition,
OF Five Months, in Currency:
All the Higher Branches of English and Modern
Languages, including Latin, French, German
and Spanish, - $4,000
Second Glass, 1900
Third or Primary Glass, 1000
Music on Piano or Guitar, each, 5000
Use Of Instruments to practice on, 500
Oil Painting on Canvass, 5000
Grecun, Oriental and Italian Painting, each 1000
Water Painting and Drawing. 1000
Embroidery AMI Needlework free to Pupils
boarding in tbs Institute.
&S- Board, $l2 per month. yos,y
Dec % II 62
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
LACE corros.-The Rusk (Texas) Oh.
serrer has the following:

LACE CorToN.-The Rusk lIexas) w.
seruer has the following:
This is the name of o new variety % cot
ton, introduced into this county by our friend;
Rev. Jesse Carter. The seed was procured
in New Orleans about three years since, and
this season he will beenabled to furnish some
for sale. He speaks of ii as superior 10 any
other varieties for poor or uplands, of strong
and healthy growth, and yields heavily.
a letter from Mr.. Murchison, Of the cot
tor factory near Palestine, (rexas, publish
ed in the Observer, says this cotton Is superiI,,
or 10 any he ever worked-"one thread wall
hoist u pounds weight-the best Of Amerl-
-ar cotton will hoi>t 5 pounds" lie adds :;
& lr. Barritt, the Englishman that manages
my factory, says the cotton you sent me re,
sembles Sci the Egyptian cotton, and is worth
ie4 in England more than American. By com, n,
nsrine the staple with other cotton you will
lind it longer, firmer and stronger"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BANKRU
IN THE MATTER OF B. C. BRYAN, BANK
RUPT.
IN Pursuance of an Order from the Hon. GEO.
Il S. BRYAN, Judge of the District Court Of
the United States for South Carolina, I will sell
at PUBLIC OUTCRY, at Edge6eld c. H., on
Monday, the ,4th Jan. next tho interest of said
Bankrupt in the HOUSE AND LOT in the
Village Of Edge6eld, (being ons-half interest,)
known as the7BUSHNEL LOT.
Also, the CHOOSES IN ACTION of every de-
rscription belonging to the Estate of said Bank
ruot, for Cash. copy of which may be seen on
application at the Law Office of H. T. Wright.
Titles extra.
T. H. CLARK, Assignee.
DecS st.. so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30

IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHNSON A. BLAND, ,
BANKRUPT.
Nm Pursuance of an Order from the Hon. Geo.
i s. Bryan, Judge of the U. S. District Court
for the District OF South Carolina, will proceed
to sell at Edgefeid c. H., on the first Monday in
January next, the REAL ESTATE of JOHN
SON A. BLAND, Bankrupt, consisting of Six
teen Hundred Acres,of Land, more or less, boun-
ded by lands of Aquilla Miles, Millcdge B. We
yer. Carson Warren and others.
TERMS CASH.
NJ. C. BUTLER, Assignee.
Dec IL '3t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
Pacific Gaano Company's Soluble
-vS
Pacific Guano.
Capital, One Million Dollars!

il : HIS GUANO differs from Peruvian Guano
simply in tho relative proportion, of the same slo
ment of fertility.
It's use during tho past four years, for the cul-
ture of Cotton and Corn, has given to it char
aoter for standard excellence unsurpassed by Pc
ruvian Guano, and when seasons of drought in
tervcne it produces larger increase of crops.
The price at which this Guano is placed is so
much lower than that of Peruvian Guano as to
constitute it an object Of material importance to
Southern agriculture.
The Company looks to "large sales" small
"profits" and permanent trade for compensa-
ton on capital invested.
The largo capital and resources of the Compa-
nv enable it to furnish Guano of the highest
yalue, at the lowest possible cost to consumers,
and the highest interest of the Company is recog-
nized in this policy.
DIR. st. JULIAN RAvEyEL, of Charleston, S. c.,
is Scientific Director to the Company, which
affords sure guarantee of the continued excel
lence of the Guano.
None genuine unless branded with the namo
of JoHs S. REESE & Co., General Agents of the
Pacific Guano Company.
Cash price for 1000 lbs, $40 90 payable 1st No
vember, 1859, with per cent. interest added,
SIS 90, with approved city acceptance.
NY Warehouse is open to Planters, and they
are invited to take sample for experiment, with
out cost.
Constantly on hand q full supply of
PURE PERUVIAN GUANo, FLOUR OF BONE
and LAND PLASTER.
10. MATHEwsoN,A Agent.
Augusta, Dec. Is 5m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30

EXTENSIVE NEW PHOSPHATE WoRKs.-We
understand that company, with (, capital OF
81 600 900, have leased the premises known
as Riker's Mill, and intend to erect commodi'
o,,s works for the manufacture oil fertilizers
out of the Carolina phosphates, so plentiful
in the locality. Buildings are now in pro- pro,
press of construction, which when completed
will cost $4,000. All the necessary appli-
auces Of machinery Tor grinding and crushing
the rock in its natural state are to be speedi-
y obtained-and put up. The wharf leading ling
out to the stream is to be strengthened, and
n railway laid to facilitate the loading OF YES
sela, which will not be deferred taking in
cargo at any tide, SIS the depth Of water is
sufficient under all circumstances. The ei- Il
fec; of the discovery of this important article
is already being felt; house in New York
that used to sell S50OO0 worth of the fertili-
zsr in our midst alone, is storing their prop
efF.uot only here, but even out west, as Tar
as Cincinnaii-the demand for the Carolina
article exceeding all c:aers.--Charleston
News. *
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
Thomas County, Ca, Plantation
ForSale.

For Sale.
CONSISTING OF 1902 1-2 ,sesaaa
u ACRES FIRST QUALITY 5nSsSsEs
LAND, with good Dwelling, Cab
bins, Kitchen, Barns, Stables, Gin es2SeessszstS
House, Gin Packing Screw, Blacksmith Shop,
&c, all under good Fence. Five Hundred Acres
cleared, balance heavily timbered. There are
Three Hundred Acres of Virgin Hammock
Bounded on the North side by tho Atlantic d
Gulf Railroad; on the South by the Monticello
Road, and the new Railroad from Albany will
come within half mile of this Plantation.
There is never-failing Creek of fine water
running through the Plantation, and also FIVE
Wells and two wcll-stocked Fish Ponds on the
premises.
This Place is known as the SEWARD HOME
PLACE, boing formerly the property OF Hon.
Jane, Seward. ::
The Mules, Horses, and other Stock, with all
the Wagons and Agricultural implements will be
sold with the place on reasonable terms.
For particulars, apply to
A. STEVENS,
Augusta, Ga.
/, Or to A. P. WRIGHT, Thomasville, Ga.;
OrL. j. GuILMARrN Co., Savannah, Ga.
ag-P. S. There are Two Churches and two
Schools in Thomasvillo, Co.; fine climate and.
good neighbors This Plantation is situated tour
miles from Thomasville.
Nov 90 I'm 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-12-30
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
The United States Of America,
coIrru o.pOI INA nJSTpJCT


10Y Virtue Of a Writ of Gei tacias to me di-
u rectcd, issning out of the Honorable the
U S. Circuit Court, for the District of South
Carolina, will expose for sale to the highest
bidder, at public Auction, at Edgefield c. H.. on
tn. frs. Wednesday in January, (the' 6th.) for
Cash. NIL the right, title and interest of the Defen-
dant in ami to the following Real Estate, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, near Graniteviile De-
pot, containing One Hundred and Fifty Acres,
more or less. upon which there is n fine Merchant
Mill. in good order, adjoining Lands of the Gran-
itevi.lc Manufacturing Company and the S. c.
Railroad Company.
Also. ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the Town
of Granitevillc, bounded by Canal Street, Cot
tagc Stree, Mrs Metz and 7. ]. Sem. Levied
upon as the property of Defendant George Kelly
at the suit of Newton Cafron.
SPurchuscrs to pay for tho necessary papers
and stamps.
Sale to be conducted by JULIUS P. WRIGHT,
Deputy Marshal, as Auctioneer.
J.P. NJ. EPPING,
U. S. Marshal.
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