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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-03

THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT con-
vcned at the usual hour yesterday, his Honor
Judge Bryan presiding.
III the following cases, being petitions for
voluntary bankruptcy, the same were read by
their respective counsel and referred to Regis
tar Carpenter
Isaac L. Hunt, j. Hamilton Hunt, and A.
Burns Thompson, copartners as Hunt
Brother, Of Charleston, McCrady & Son, So
ictors.
William H. Hagood, Of Barn we'll, Porter &
Conner, solicitors.
George NJ. Owens, of Barnwell, Whaley,
Mitchell g. Clancy, solicitors.
George NJ. Rushing, Of Barnwell, Whaley,
Mitchell s. Clancy, solicitors.
E. H. Read, Of Charleston, Rutledge &
Young, solicitors.
S. ". Trottle, of Barnwell, Whaley, Mitchell
& Clancy, solicitors.
W. Allen Benton, OF Cheraw, Simonton &
Dar6er, solicitors.
Siegllng, solicitors.
v. NJ. Lemun, of Aiken, Simonton & Barker,
solicitors.
Fleetwood L,nneau and B. F. Whilden, CO.
partners as Lanncau & Whilden, OF Charleston,
Simons & Sieeling, solicitors.
Robert Martin, Of Barnwell, Simonton u Bar
ker, solicitors.
James Thompson, OF Liberty Hill, Simonton
6 Barker, solicitors.
W. =. Wardlaw, of Charleston, Simonton d
Barker, solicitors.
James n. Wood, of Charleston, Simonton &
Barker, solicitors.
En- pGre Wm. J. Saunders. 1t appearing
that there we're some irregularities in the pro-
ccedlugs of the said W. j. Saunders upon his
petition to be adjudged a bankrupt, ordered,
ON motion Of McCrady s. Son, petitioners So
lcitcrs, that he be allowed to withdraw his pc
ton, and that the order Of reference heretofore
granted, be dismissed.
In re j. C. Bickley-a bankrupt. Petition
for final discharge ordered to be referred to
Registrar Carpenter. Messrs. Simonton & Bar
ker pro pei.
Er parte c. H. Lambert, of Chester. Petition
Tor voluntary bankruptcy read, and reference
ordered to Registrar Clawson. Messrs. McAli-
ley s. Drawley pro pet.
The following petitions FOR voluntary bank
ruptcy were read by the counsel Of peti'
TONERS respectively, and reference ordered to
Registrar Summer.
Job 5. Boozer, of Laurens, D. W. Bull, solici,
| tor.
John ". Folk, of Newberry, ]. NJ. Baxter, So
| lci or.
James c. Kenneth, Of Richland, w. H. Tai
ICY, solicitor
Wade II. SETTLER, OF Newberry, Jones & Jones'
solicitors.
| Solomon II. Myers and S. Z. Messman, CO.
! partners as S. II. Myers & Co., Of Columbia
Arthur, Mclton l. Melton, solicitors.
| James A Simmons of T,1OrnnQ SiO1DSOn N
Simpson, solicitors.
In AGmira1y United States Us. schooner
Emma-Libel for violation Of revenue law. Or
motion Of Mcssrs. brown d. AIikcll, respou
dents, proctors S. r. Carr and - we're ap
pointed to appraise the value Of the schooner
and report the SAND to the clerk; also, tha
after the appraiscment is made the responder
have leave to stipulate for the schooner in
good and sufficient bond for the appraised
value thereof
IN TIE DISTRICT CoURT.-The United State
IS. II. Y. Stonehouse-Viol Of the laws c
the United States in receiving as Pensio
Agent greater compensation than is allowe
bv law. Witnesses were examined and th
case continued until to-day. R. W. Seymour
Esq, for defendant.
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HARD TrlEs.AE. Lafitte & Co., have for sale
upon easy terms, a fine stern-wheel steamer
known as the 'Hard Times,' which is certain
to be the cause Of "Good Times" to the judi
cious purchaser. The steamer is 159 feet long,
has capacity of 42O tons, and when light only
draws 16 inches of water. She was built only
four years ago, and has recently been thorough
" overhauled. She has sixteen state rooms,
and is well fitted up in every particular.
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H.. H..

II. II.
# yon Want cIcal. Blank Books;
Ii you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper. &C.; OF, MILLER's Almanac;
It vou warl Printing executed neatly;
YOU want Books bound in any style. or Ac-
coant Books made to order, with any desired
pattern OF ruling, 80 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. So
Broad-strcet.
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INLAND ROUTE TO BEAUFoRT.-Travellers to
Beaufort, Hilton Head, and intermediate land
Jugs, will be glad to learn that the steamer
Fannie Captain Peck, will leave Charleston on
Thursday, the 9TH instant. For freight or pas
sage application may be made to John Fergu-
son, Accommodation Wharf.
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WHEN DID THE BANKRUPT Law Go INTO
OPERATION Pin another paragraph we have
spoken of this question as oil open one. Siuce
wiring that paragraph tho Baltimore Sun, of
Saturday, has como to land, in which paper
we find report Of decision OF Judge Garey's,
in the Court Of Common Pleas, upon this Very
point. Judge Carey said
"But it is not admitted that the act did not
take effect except as TO tho appointlnenr OF
the officers created thorcby ana the proGlu!sa-
tion OF rules and general orders until the 1st
day of June, 1868; but to tic conrar. It WI
be found that tue most Important rights and
liabilities deyolve upon parties immediately
after the passage of the act [sec sections 23,
81 20, 80, and 44]-for tho right to compe!
debtor into involuntary bankfuptcy-the dis
allowance of preferences, or OF 4 discharge to
a bankrupt and the right to have him punished
for fraud upon his creditors. All these
rights and disabilities &C rue as well before
tho 1st doy of June as afterwards, and are tho
vial noints and matters of the law. l there
fore conclude that the act became a% III
March. and that by The j0!h section thclc was
only n suspension OF the remedies, that u OF
petitions or other proceedings undcr tho acc
so that they should not be iilc,i, received. or
commenced before tho 1st ,lar OF June alter
wards. when the law should 20 Eto full op r.
tion that is to say, should furnish all tie
remedial and other processes for tho execution
of IFS proyisicns,'
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UNAVAILABLE LErrERs.-The following letters
are held in the Charleston Postoflice on ac-
count of not being stamped or for other
causes:
Brown, Fl. D. Stone Landing, no such Office:
Disgs, H. Wallerton, not stamped; Hermann,
w. Chicago. ILL.,, not stamped; Hugg, L. 2.
Waltham, Mass, not stamped; Lathcrs, Il.
New York, not stamped; Huntington, W. Z.
Baltimore, MJ., not stamped; Whaley, j. 3.
Edisto Island, not stamped.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Rice Us. Ebaugh.
viii be sold Under the direction Of the Master, at
Moncks Corr er, on the Northeastern Railroad, on
SATURDAY, The 14th of March, 1858. at IL o'clock.
a. H., or soon thereafter, the following MILL
PROPERTY:
STEAM ENGINE of about 30-horse power
Boilers 30 feet long
l George Page" second-csss Saw Mill. with "a feet
OF Carriage and Circular Saws
Grist Mill Of 3 feet
1 Mill House
1 Office 10x12 fact
l Dwelling Horse and ouibuildings
Unexpired Ltase OF about eight years Of 100acres
Of Land
AnvIls and Tools
Bricks in Boiler Walls.
Terms-One- 1alf cash, and the balance by tho note
Of the purchaser payable in six months from the day
Of SALE with interest from date, and approved per-
sonal security. JAMES TUPPER,
February ~ stu5 Master In Equity.
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The Pilot BoY.-Ths industrious steamer
is busy as o bee. She leaves Charleston every
Monday night at u O'Clock. and Savannah
every Wednesday morning at o'clock. Cap
tain McNelty takes the best care Of his pas
sengers, and those who like q sea trip cannot
enjoy themselves better. Through tickets can
be bought for Florida, or the traveller may
stop at Beaufort, Hill on Head and Blufton.
Captain John Ferguson has charge of freight
or passage.
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PLATFORMS AaA1N.-Since the platform ordi-
nance was first unearthed there have been
plumber of charges preferred, but no fines
have as vet been imposed. In many of the
cases brought before tie Mayor tho parties
have claimel that the sidewalks in front oil
their houses were on level with the street,
and being unprotected by a curb no platform
was necessary. This excuse has, in every IN
stance, been considered valid, and the street
inspector requested to furnish the necessary
curbine. Mayor Burns seems determined to
rule over model city.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUpTcY.-Meeting Of the
creditors of The aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
OF tho Office Of the Registrar, hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. SO Broad-street, on the days and
OF tho hours named:
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OUR CITY SUBscR1BliRs who are taking The
DAILY NEWS by the week are particularly re-
quested to pay their dues in future to no
person except our authorized agent, Mr.. G.
C. RICHTER, or his collector, Mr.. Edwin S.
Rowand,
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Of operation.

IMPROVEMENT IN RICE CULrURE.--A great
saving OF labor has boon Effected by tho intro
duction of T. D. Dottcrer's rice planter, test
of which was given on the Goth of February, at
the plantation of Mr.. Vandersorst, on the Ashe-
poo, before number of planters. Tho expert
mcnt is said to have been complete success,
md it was acknowledged by all prescnt to be u
machine admirably adapted for the purpose ol
planting rice. This machine is of home pro-
tluction, and is described to be one of the best
ever introduced. 1t can be arranged TO plant
one or more trenches, and runs close to ditch
edges, thereby losing no planting groud
We give bolow one or two certificates OF Its
working, which have been addressed to Mr.
Dotterer:
ssrhe trial made yesterday on this place, will
your improved rec planter, was highly satistac-
tory, particularly SO as 1t was put 10 seVero
test in being tried in iicld Which Was oniy
partially narrowed aud soft, and by no means
free from stumps.
ut travelled with case OIL very narrow ana
uneven banks, and expect 10 plant IL consider
abba portion OF my crop with the valuable as
sistanco you have furnished tine rice planter:
ga VANDERHORSH r."
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,pscial Sale This Day (7uesday), Wahe
Reserve.
MCKAY e. CAMPBELL,
no. 1876 Meeting. street

Will soil ut 10 o'clock,
The CONTENTS OF a CUS1OM-MADE CLOTH
ING lore,
CONSISTING OF:
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, Gents Linen
Bosom Shirts, Drawers, Handkcl chiefs, Gloves. &c.
ALSO.
LADIES IMPORTED DRESS GOODS. Pieces
LawI-assorted patterns; Ladies' Embroidered
Hau dkei chiefs anu Collars LADIES' and Misses Hose
ALSO,
81 Assorted GOLD AND SILVER WArCHES AND
CHAINS. % dozen Plated Dinner and Tea spoons,
Notions &C.
ALSO,
Superior Stock Of TO Observation-Disclosures, span
ish md other brands; Genuine Mecrsobauui, Imita-
ton Meerschaum, aud Biier boot Pipes, Cigars, &c.
Terms cash. MarcA
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The YACHT CLUB.-A called meeting OF tho
yacht owne1s AID others, who wish to form a
club, will be held tonight at Dayton's rostau-
rant. and full attendance is earnestly request
ed. There arc many i'll our community who
take an interest in this subject, and who would
willingly unite themselves with IN enterprise
OF this description. Our pleasure fotilla IS
constantly increasing, and if tho proper steps
are taken, there is no reason why Charleston
should not in. time hoast handsome yacht
souadron. sIessrs. Marsh & Brother are now
building yacht which will be forty feet dcck
TWENTY-FIVE fcot eleven inches keel, and about
fiye feet deep. She will be counterpart OF
the Eleanor. Mr.. Jones, Charleston's famed
boat builder, has also fine yacht, which will
be ready for launching in few days. Besides
these new vessels, there arc q number that
have already seen service. The Kate, the Rose,
the Eleanor, and the Maggie Mitchell, with
others equally well known, already form It re-
spectacle squadron. Charleston harbor is ad-
mirably adapted for the sport OF yachting, aud
it is hoped that the meeting tonight will be
fully attended.
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PROMENADE ENTERTAINMENT ladies of
Trinity Church will give tomorrow and Thurs
day evening promenade entertainment ut the
hail over tho Adams Express Company. They
have spared no pains to make this one OF the
events Of the season. The post band has been
engaged. and the tables and booths will be
furnished and decorated in the most artistic
manner. The object proposed in one that
should enlist the sympathies of the public.
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sT have seen your rico trencher thoroughly
tested on i'll prepared Ashepoo lands. aud it
gavo every satisfaction. 1t makes per:c"t
trenches, and sows seed equally II not more re-
onlar than if sowu bv hand. II travelled over
five miles of narrow banks and stood &; severe
test. y. Is. LAh1oaE1.
These machines are being manufactured By
Messrs. j. NJ. Eason & Brother, who have .
lal 90 number of ordors. All Interested are III
vitod to visit theu establishment and inspect
them, at their works, Columbus-sheot
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The THEATRE.-Kathleen Mavourneen was
greeted last night with large and apprcca-
tive audience. Xr. and Mrs. Watkins were in
their happiest vein, and the piece VAS render
ed with a freshness and thorough persona
ton of the characters which elected general
applause. 1t is an extremely difficult matter
to render Irish characters in an acceptable
manner, but the present stars have ably sus-
tained the reputation they acquired abroad,
and the acting is worthy of genuine natives OF
the Green Isle. BTrs. Watkins fine voice adds
an additional charm 10 the entertainment, and
the songs wearing Of the Greeu" and "Kalh-
leen Mavournecn, never fail to touch respon-
sive chord in the audience.
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PEnsoNAL.-Th Hon. John 4. Ward late
Minister to China, arrived yesterday and Is
-staying at the Mills House.
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HOTEL AER1vALs.--MMs Houss.-!iathew
Horbelker, city; Alfred Lister, Newark, Nj;
H. Pats, st. Johns, N. T.; DR.. y. Lands ana
son, Newport; Ward McAlistor and son end
Duncan Pell, Newport; Hon. John e. E. Ward,
New York; Mrs. Scott and Miss Scott, New
York; Ed. Enstcin, New York; A. r. Warner,
New York; Mrs. Andrews and son and John y.
Andrews New Orleans; L. c. Drcux and wife,
Boston; J. W. Gamble, Florence.
Charleston Ho!e.-J. L. Parke, New York; D.
I. Mllar, Beck's Island; B. S. Pardie, New
York; Francis Murphy, city; Carlo Bruner,
Texas: Geo. Martini New York; Capt. Ftisbie'
brig Cyclone; Mrs. Lewis, Florida; MISS MOORE
Chester; R. E. Fraser and J. P. Bridges,
Georgetown.
Pau,lion Hotei.-F. Il. Crech, Barnwell; Dr..
:. H. Harley, Bsrnw9ll; ]. B. Ulmcr and l.. D.
Hallonquist, Barnwell; Benjamin oldz, Newark,
N. j.; z. R. White, city; Harry L. Perrin and
&. C. Anderson. Georgetown.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-The regular monthly
meeting will be held at halt-past seven o'clock
this evening.
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UNDER DECREE I'M EQUITY.

Rutson Us. Williams ct al.
Will be sold, under the direct n of the undersigned,
at the old Customhouse, THIS DAY, the Sd
of March. 1868, at II o'clock. ~.
ALI that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND
situate on the cast side of Wadboo Swamp. IN the
Parishes OF st. Johns Berk,l ley and 1T. Stephens.
Charleston District continuing s4S acres; bounded
north BY lands Of D. g. WeStnsrs east Dy anos Of
west by lands of Meree and Hustson, and having
such ehape, form and marks as Is represented by
plat drawn BY G.. {. Smith. dated 7th February, 1852
bond o. purchaser and morig &c OF premises. Pur.
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES TUPPER,
March 8 tu4 Master in Equity.
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THE DAILY NEW

ea- LARGEST cIRcULATloN.-THE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGfSr CIR
CULATICN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE posroFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs-
IONS OF The NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, &c..
RY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at my
store. corner OF King and Liberty streets.
AN INVOICE OF WELL ASSORTED SPRING
CLIO HING, received by ste Imship Champion,
CONSISTING N PART OF:
90 GENTS BUSINESS SUITS
$50 Fancy Cashmere and sainet Sack Coats
so Fine Black Sack Coats
25 Fine Black Cloth flock Goats
800 pair Black and Fancy Cashmere and satinet
Pants
so Black aud Fancy Vests, &c.
DRY GOODS:
Pieces PRINTED SArINET, Kentucky Jean, Black
and Fancy Cashmere Danask, Diaper, sc.
Dozens Ladlcs' aud Gents' Hosisry, Madras Hand
kercbieis Hoop skirts, Gloves. Suspenders, &c.
ALSO,
A1.rNE OF MEMS, BOYS AND CaILDREN'S
HATS, LADIES TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
March 3
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

r. T. Morrison. Jr., ct al 0s. Toomsr ct al -
THIS DAY, the Sd March, at II O'Clock, will
b- sold at the old Cus+omhouse,
All that PLANTATION in Christ Church Parish.
late the property OF DR.. Anthony Y. Toomor, de-
ceased, and known as the "Bee Hive" measuring
629K acres less of high land, ard 900 acres,
mo. 9 or less, of marsh, and havi such marks.
metes and bounds as ale delineated on plat Of
Robt E. Payne. Tnis said Plat may be seen at my
office.
Terms-Onet third cash; balance on credit Of one
and two yeart. up bond secured by mo tgage Of
the premises sold, aud payable in two equal annuh
insralments with interest payable annually on the
whole amount until paid. Purchaser 10 pay for pa
pcrs and stamps. ]. W. GRAY.
March 8 w8tu1 Master in Equity.
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The WHOLE HOG Or NoNE.-Messrs. Jeffords
Co. yesterday hung their shinGle on the
outer walls Of their new stores Oh Vendue
Range, which proceeding may be considered as
an intimation that they will soon take posses
sion OF the premises. The new sign is al
elaborate specimen Of the artistic skill OF MI.
q. W. Stiles. Besides tho name OF the firm,
which appears in bold letters, thsre is an ex-
cellent representation Of q full grown porkcr-
a significant allusion to the public that Messrs.
Jeffords d. Co. are prepared to go the whole
hog and furnish their customers with tho DesS
in the market The new store, which has al
readt been described in these columns, is
rapidly approaching completion, and will soon
be tenanted by the proprietors.
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pruas, Chemicals, Gtf.

u II. ILnM Us g. CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTEECARIES,
No. l31 MEETING-sTREET, NEAR MARKET.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

Morrison, Jr., ct al, Us. Morr,sOn, Adminis-
traitor of Toomer.
THIS DAY, the Sd March. at Ii O'Clock, will
be sold at the old Customhouse,
All that PLANTATION, late the property Of An
thony V. Toomer, deceased, and known Is "Whita
Hail." situate in Christ huron Parish, Charleston
District, AMI mea: uring six hundred acres more or
less; bounding north on land Of G. White, east on
land OF a. Y. Toomer, sou h on Bowat sound. and
west on lands Of T. q. Jervey. A plat Of the same
may be seen st my Office.
Terms-One-ioul tn cash; balance in one and two
years. in equal instruments. secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage of the property, with In
terest payable semiannually. Purchaser TO pay for
papers and stamps. j. W. GRAY,
March w3 tu1 Master III tQuity.
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BY N. HUNT q SON.

TOMORROW, the 4th instant at 10 o'clock, in
our Saiesroom, NO. l+2 Meeung-streot wo VIII sell
for cash,
100 cases fresh assorted scasonablc stock OF
BOUTS, SHOES, DkUGANs, Balmorals, CATERS,
Ladies'. Misses and LEdrcns Boots, Balmorals,
cutters, &C.; Boys aud iouths Bamorals and Bro-
gans, atnB Wax BroSans.
10 which wc invite the attention OF buyers. Libc-
ral cash adyal ices on consignment. March3
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THE COURT OF EQUITY, CHANCELLOR CAR
ROLL PREs1DNa.-Ie re Alexander Glennie Us.
Francis NJ. Weston, ct al. This case was re-
sumed from Friday, and the pleadings being
read, Mr.. Miles opened his argument, which
was continued until the court adjourned.
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BYC.IaFORD " MATHEWES.

Will be sold at.our Office, No. 56 Broad-sueet 1o-
AIO4ROW, 4th mstlnt, at II o'cl Jck,
Haudsom. MAHOGANY AND B. w., Velvet and
Dumask, Settecs, T,te-a-tetes, Chairs and Arm
Chairs Marble lop Centre and Fancy Tables, E1ton'
sion Dining liable, Breakfast Table, Warurobes 6u'
reaus Washstlnds Bedsleads, Etagiers and Mlrrols'
Tenders, Flredo.s, novels, Ungs, &C., &c.
One nosewo d, SeveL-octave Piano, very hne IN
strument. but little used.
Handsome cut Glass Decantcrs, Pitchers, Tuna-
blers, Vino Champagnc, Ciuret and Jelly dlasses'
Dishes, &C., &c.
White and Colored French Dinner and Desert
China, Nuses. &c.
Sterling and American Silver Table. Desert and
Tea .peons. Forks, Butter Knives, Cups. Walters,
Coffee Pot, salt Cellars sauce E0.ts sugar longs,
Iisn Kuite, Casors, ana tIrenlan's Trumpet Wild
variety of Plated Ware, Gud lot OF Gas Fixtures and
other articles.
Ono very 6nc double set OF BUGGY HARNESS, as
good Us new.
Terms cash. Marcno
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BYR. MARSHALL g. BIO.

THIS DAY. the I'd March, II O'Clock, will be sold
at the Exchange Broad-steet,
That elegant BUILDING LOT on the north side Of
Queen-strect, b.ing the third east Of Archdae,
m measuring 40 by loo feet more or less.
Conditions-C ne-half cash; balance In one and two
years, by bond secured by mortgage Of premises; In
terest at Z per cent. payable semi-annualy. Pur-
chaser to pay R. NJ NJ. Bro. for papers and stamps
March
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auftion SaIfs.
House and Lot on King street.
W. Y. LEITCH & X. 8. BRUINS,

Auctioneers.
THIS DAY, the Sd March, at II O'Clock, VII % %
offered at public auction at the oio foatoin0''
All that LOT OF LAND, with BUILDINGS herS- ere
m situated in King-street nearly opposite Lamool-
Geet, and known By the No. 16. Inc premises ~ ars
at = ---t at ssO-1oO per month, and to be sol sold
good tena.-- lease expiring IN October lsos.l
subject thereto IT, rooms, and the lot measures
twenty-five feet six inches .-~---nfe or less
hundred feet In depth. be the same H. -.ss. with
Terms One-half cash; balance in one ~
interest, secured BY bond and mortgage. Proper.
to be insured aud policy assigned. Purchasers 20
pay us for papers and stamps.
March 8 thmtu3
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FRESH ADDITIONS OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
RECEIVED WEEKLY.
RsrpRE> CRIPTlONs PIT UP WITH CARE. -EA
January tuths