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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-23
The Columbia Tannery,

&HRO OO1U1NUIu IduuETY,
j. p. THOMAS & CO., Proprietors.
HIDES and SKINS bought or taken in ex-
IL change for Finished Leather Orders
for Leather promptly filled. Apply at foot of
Lumber street, on the Greenvile and Colum-
bia Railroad.
10 For the purpose of engaging in the
above business, the undersigned have, this
day, August %, 1869, associated themselves as
copartners. j. L. THOMAS,
J. O. MOORE,
Oct ~ j. W. PARKER
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$4,000.
For Sale.


~ THAT splendid CORN AND COT.
&A TON FARM, known as the sSALU- &c
1e.M DA FORK PLANTATION, situated 49,
nine miles South from Newberry Court House.
3; g., and forty miles from Columbia. Tho
place contains about eighteen hundred acres
OF choice lands; about twelve hundred of
which arc open, and the balance woodland.
bounded on two sidos by "Bush" and "Big"
saluda .s Rivers, it affords large proportion Of
the most desirable bottom or swamp lands:
and on Big Saluda River it has one Of the
most valuable unimproved water privileges in
the South. The improvcmt nts are an elegant
iwo-Etory Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou-
BILE Framed Houses for Iaborers Quarters.
Stables, Barns, Blacksmith and Carpenter
shops and other t-houses-all soupd spd in
good condition. Belonging to the place and
ofthe best Merchant Mills in the State. having
two t, setts OF forty-eight inch French Burr
Wheat Stones, and one OF same size for Corn.
With machinery all complete. Also. No. i
Circular Saw Mill; Gin House with a seventy
hve Saw Gin; Threshing House, with an excel
lent Ihresher and Grain Fan; also, Cotton
Screw. Lands in this section will produce
from one to two bales Of cotton per acre with
out doubt.
Terms cash or it's equivalent. Parties wish
ing to purchase, can see the place and obtain
further information by application to Jordan
L. Pool, Esq, Ncwberry Court House, 8. @.
or address Ell. WARE A. EON
July 4mo New Orleans La
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Notice of Copartnership.

NZEN. THE subscribers have this day RS.ffsSA
MR1atormed a Copartnership, for the -Eti
is15transaction Of n General Grocery NiaHSSlH
and Commission business. in this city, to be
conducted under the namo and style Of WELLS
to business, to merit liberal share cf patron
age from our friends and the public generally.
We have ample warehouse room for the stor-
age OF Cotton, and other country produce.
Our location is on Gervais street. near The
South Carolina and Greenville and Colum bia
Railroad Depots, and next door West Of the
National Hotel. JACOB H. WELLS,
JOHN D. CALDWELL.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October 2, 1869. O3 N6tO
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G L O T III [ N G.

r HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED
u worry large and desirable Stock of Fall and
Winter CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, &c, which, am determined to offcr
purchasers on the most reasonable terms. b.
Oct 13 WIN. j. HOKE.
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SIMMONS

Sometimes the pain is in the shoulder. and il
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach ia
affected with loss Of appetite and sickness
bowels in general costive, sometimes alternat,
and dull, heavy sensation, considerable l6as OF
memory, accompanied with painful sensation
of having, left undono something which ought
to have been done. Often complaining Of
weakness, debility, and low spirits. Some
times some Of the above symptoms attend the
disease. and at other times very few "a tha.a !.
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New and Beautifnl Goods.

A ND USEFUL too. A large stock now on
~ hand Of beautiful Toilet articles, OF newest
style apd quality, and at low prices. PER-
FUMERY, HAIR BRUSHES. English and
french. hard and soft; elegant English Hard
Brushes, Turkish Bathing Towels and Gloves,
Toilet Soaps in great variety and OF the fnest
quality, and very cheap.
chief.
Rose and Violet Toilet Powder.
Elmo Pomade for tho Hair. Hair Rcstorers
OF every kind
Dressing Combs, of French Buffalo Horn.
Fine Ivory Combs, Metallic Back Combs
Cosmetics for the Complexion.
German Cologne, Sachets in variety
Puffs and Powder Boxes.
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. For salo Mt
FISHER HEINITSH'S Drug Store
Oct 10 ;
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fHNBE subscriber has on hand a large assort
kers, etc, SEWING MACmINEis; also, a a fno &
assortment az Of English and German GUNS.
pISTOLS, CUTLERY, CARTRIDGES, DOOR
BELLS, ETC., which will be sold lower than at
any other place III the city
sewing Machines, Gune, Pistols, Locks, etc,
repaired at the shortest notice, and all work
warranted. +. A. SCHNEIDER
Sept rs Main street
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To Wood Contractors.

TO Wood Contractors. ".
CITY CLERKS OFFICE. g.
COLUMBIA, October 2Oi 1860.
pROPOSAl.3 to furnish the City Water
Il Works with 800 cords best long g-leaf Pine
DAY, the I'd of November, at this office. The
Wood to be delivered aud corded in the yard
Of the Water Works.
by order of the City Council
Oct 81 IL j. s. MCMAHON, City Clerk
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HOUSEHOLD REMEDY for eyery DIS.
Ii EASE OF THE BLOOD.
No Medicine has attained such a world
wide reputation as this justly celebrated
compound.
Its extraordinary healing powers are attest.
cd to by thousands, and every mail is freight.
cd with letters bearing testimony to it's excel.
lent character and worth al q medicine.
Orders are coming in from all quarters, and
all bear unmstakable evidence of it's great
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To Grocers.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.

CoLUMBIA, October 20, 1863.
PROPOSALS giving list OF prices to fur
Il nish the City Aims House and Hospital
with Groceries and Provisions for three
m"nths, will BIO received at this Office on or
before TUESDAY, the 2d OF November. and
submitted to Council on that day.
Oct II II ]. S, MCMAHON, City Clerk
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TERMs---IN ADVANCE.

, . suBsCRIPT1oH.
Daily, Six Months "a on
rri- Weekly, Six Months. so
Weekly. Six Months. 1so
ADVERTISEMENT. .,t
FER square, no lines fret inser tion. 80 7c
Each subsequent insertion. ..... 50
Weekly, each insertion. .......... rs
aS a h6eral discount made on the abous
rates tohen advertisements are fnserted b..
!he month. ., -
@Book and Job Printing of all kinds
promptly and faithfully attended to, ="
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4 The ny nIptoms
3of Liver Com
3plaint are un-
leaslness O II Il
3nain ~ k1n o;lo
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! 33kidneys, fever
.eIVO u 8 n @ q Is =,
3chills, discusses
sOf the akip inn
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New and Splendid Stock
FALL And WINTER GOODS
G. r. SAC X S @ MS ,

HAVE now opened and ready for exhibi-
Il tion, varied and well selected stock of the
very best goods for the season, which were
bought with much care, at the greatly re-
duced prices, and will be sold at the most rea-
sonablc rates. An enumeration would require
too much space, and 1 only subjoin partial
.lst, to which the attention of buyers is spe-
cially invited.
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but tho Liver is
generally the or
.yan most in
n volved. Cure
Athe Liver with
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New Hulled BuckWheat.
TUST received one ton NEW IIIJIJ,PD
- BUCKWHEAT, for sale low by the barrel
and at retail by JGT. r. AGNEW
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AAOuCn CdSSluereS.
I UST received few choice FRENCH CAR
- SlhERES for pantaoons and suits.
which will be cut to order, and made in the
pest manner. 4. Il w. g. SWAFPIELD.
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Notice.
A L the next session of the Legislature. ap-
"A plication will be made to that body for o
Charter, by the COLUMBIA OIL COMPANY.
Sept rs ala
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Lemon Syrup.
FOR making a cool, refreshing beverage
r. during the warm days. A healthful drink.
supplying just enough acid to tho stomach.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITBH,
June DRUGGISTS
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
Grounds ID Block South of Court House
HAVANA, ILLINOIS.
SPRING OF 1900.

desire 70 call the especial attention of my former
customers and the public generally, tony stock and
prices, especially to the QUALITY of the stock now
offered, and I would solicit a continuance of your
patronage and favOrs, to deserve which my best eff
forts win be directed.
R8Packing and shipping done in a careful man
ner. All goods delivered at the Express Office, Rail
road or Landing free of charge.
Plants and Seeds by MRif.-Grapevines Straw
berries, Currauts, RaspberrieS, GOCseberries, Aspar-
agus, Vines and Climbers, Bedding Plants, Bulbous
Roots, Garden, Flower and Tree Seeds, win be sent
by mail any distance, securely packed In gutta-per-
cha silk, damp moss, &c. Isend articles packed in
this way in perfect safety to the most distant parts
Of the United States. y
H8-If articles sent out by me are not as repreSen-
ted, send them back at my expenseand your money
shall be refunded.
Some Of the leading articles will be furnished at
the following prices.
Catalogues and Seed Circular furnished on appH-
cation.
Concord Grapes, 81 per doz.; Sc per hundred.
Ives Seeding, 81 per dOz.; SO per hundred
Delaware, two years old, 2c each.
Clinton, 81 per dOz.; Sc per hundred.
Ny list Of Lilies Include the best of the Japan va
rietes, and our old native iavorites at low rates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Agricultural Editor Advertiser
Iwish to saya word for Nebraska in
regard to timber. The great trouble IN
this StSte with stfapgers sderns to be
the scarcity oftImbe and many that
have been here for years wfffdften ask
the ouestion-"what are we to do for
wood?v Now, 1 will answer this
question. There is undoubtedly an
abundance ofcoal, as it has been found
in many places already, and can be
had for TWENTY-FIVE cents per bushet,
which is nearly as cheap as WOOD
But %suppOsing there's no coal there
is still q remedy. Let every farmer
plant timber. Let him plant ten,
twenty or forty acres-Owing to the
size Of his farmland in a few years he
will have plenty and to spare, to say
nothing abeutbeautifying the countryi
and undoubtedly il would prevent
drouth and severe coldand heat.
Having been experimenting this
winter on cutting timber that has been
planted nine years, I find by cutting
one-third, that it makes sixteen cords
per acre; orifall cut off, itgives forty
eight cords per acre. By cutting one
third it leaves itthick enough b grow
well, for as it gets large it needs room.
The timber that / cut was planted nine
feet apart each way, which was close
enough, and it will need timing
out in a few years that width. There
may beas many young walnuts plant
ed between the rows as there are cot
tonwoods. 1 find that they do we'll
in the shade, and do tie eOttpnWood
no harm and when the cottonwood
is cut off you viii then have a fine
walnut grove left.
find if cottonwood is set too close
it does not do well, and I am certain
that many set it too close.
Let every farmer set out timber.
Put IL off no longer, and o there
will be no lack of timber. And while
they are planting timber, let them not
forget to plant hedge also. And re-
member that anything that is worth
doing is worth well doing. Farmers,
neglect this no longer, and not many
years hence we viii have sone Of the
finest ~eouhtries the.snn evers hOne on.
GE0RGE J. BRYANT,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
communicated.

-. A. ~ .I
DAvEEPoKT, Iowa, Jan. 8, 1860.
VcsREEFURSAk Agricultural Editor Advertiser:
GOLDSMITH your paperof the 3Oth
uIt. I find a communication from
ssogohn, who seems to be somewhat
srutr0ubied about our tree peddlers and
nursery agents; and asks; "why is it
that nurserymen don't exhibit their
stock for sale TO the public, the same
as the merchant does his dry goods, y
andsaying that if lone or two thou
sand dollars worth Of nursery stock
could BE Sent to your place for sale
Rext spring, he would agree to pay
double price for all the stock that re-
mains unsoId.'r
joint Isuspect he has been
"roped I'M by these smOOth-tOngued
lGhaps calling themselves nursery
agents. Who are now travelling all over
The country, and with but few excep-
lions heaHedRcst set OF. sWindEers now
I'm ~existance, and are doing more TO
-injure the growing Of fruits success
tally than all other causes known to
exist. So long as people viii patron
Use these sWindlers, just so long they
may be humbugged and cheated out Of
their hard earned money.
John, you should have sent your
order dire4ly to the nUrserymen, and
niue times out of ten you will get a
sgo0d articloe and true to name. You
now want US to bring our stock to
your door, and If you think it is good
SUu@Wm purchase Of us. For your
information and the public generally,
j will say thatft has been my inten-
GOn aualong to ship several thousand
Vineshn other nursery stock of small
fruits to Col. Furnas, at BrOWnville,
Nebraska, next spring, for him to sell
on commission. / did so last spring,
and realized2a fair price for all 1 sent.
And the encouragement / received
from those who purchased the stock,
has induced me to send on quite a
stock next spring, and if the stock Is
NOT 40. J. 'John'' and his friends
aheed not buy, / presume other nur-
eeFFuan will be on hand with quite
0tbek and your citizens can take their
choice.
My vines are fair, and will do well
if properly attended to. I choUeRge
any one TO produce better vines than
mine. I took the premium at your
State fair last season fOrtheb estgfape
vines, and / shall try to do SO next
spring. Yours, &c,
J. w. PEARMhN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
70 saew Communicated.
Editor Advert,

Agricultural Editor Advertiser: -
DEAR SR-In your paper OF Dec.
sSoth hppearsan article signed aJohn, y
which asks why nurserymen or their
agents do not bring on their stock in
the spring and selllt the same as the
merchant does his goods. I answer
that1RFserY stock must be disposed of
Immediately, or it is a total loss. For
instance, If / should bring a lot of
apple trees to Brownville in April,
sore banners would say it is too late
TO set trees this seasOn-it is too dry-
DC. Others would not think Of get
dugtrees until May; andif they came
Rnd&Ound the trees had been there.
since April, would not have them.
Then again: I might think Justly
hat Ten thousand apple trees would.
seIf Ia Brownville next spring, and
bring them here accordingly. Tive
or three other dealers might bring the
sameamOunt. The would
be thatthree-fouTth of the trees would
be a total loss.
Now, I suggest that farmers give
e1oeE as far as possible to resident
4eaIeEsi That they give no orderunless
Ncalt9 Ipr good tTees or plants, andin
GOOD order; that II the agent brings
such, they pay for them cheerfuIIy,
and deal with that agent again If pos
sible. But If he brings poor stock, or
in bad order, stand a law suit if neces-
bsary and thereby teach such dealers
,sthatib does not pay, and they viii quit
the business.
Your correspondent says if some
dealer viii bring one or two thousand
dollars worth of nursery stock ia the
spring, and offer il for sale, he would
almost agree to pay double price, fol
y that remained unsOld. Now viii
make him a proposition, although
have not the most distantidea Of who
he IS. II he is aresponsibleman, and
will agree TO take all that may remain
unsOld at retail price, deducting ten
per cent, I viii bring One or two
thousand dollars worth of nursery
: HtoBEaQOod and In first rate order, a
fair prices, and mostly grown in Ne,
braska. Twill advertise, and take al
H168ns possible TO sell, only requiring
him TO take all that may be left OF
hand. Iswould require him to max,
the bargain soon, so rs to give me tim,
TO procure livestock.
Nrf a a RESIDENT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

r-~Nevef scant y~Durc1ops. Plant no
Z Mo1s 3Rnd than you can manure well.
= It is better to have One-half an acre OF
ssDH sllmanaged than ten acres i'm
perfectly worked and MANFRED. IT
requires 10 more labor to manage one
acre of land that viii produce fifty
bushels Of ebeled corn, than il does
TO manage one that viii yield but
twenty-fve. tits acknowledged to be
po0t policy to half feed n domestic
animals, and why should il not be
cor dured equally absurd and iniudi-
cious 70 half starve our corn and other
crops, which we rely upon mainly to
feed us?
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

Go TO FARMING.-A good living is
what comparatively few mel succeed
in making in village or city life, and
yet nothing is more easy Of accom-
plishment on q farm. Besides, there
is a pleasure Ia cultivating and embel-
fishing the earth. improving and IN
creasing its products, and thus adding
to the aggregate of human happiness.
Why, then, should young men hest
tate to be farners2a tits both pHofta-
bic and honorable. It is the nearest
approximation to independence that a
man as a member of society can make.
A gentleman farmef4and all farmers
are pf should Be gentlemehZ belongs
to an Orderof nobility that is not in
debted to place-boldersfo for installation
and may If he chooses, be ranked
among the g~reatest be~nefactors of The
lhhmG1 Ilce. Let al thefdls EobnV
men So 10 work on farms. and Quit
seekiagEthird and fourth rate clerk
ships. In short, 60 to farming and
quit begging.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

AFEW WORDS
your son for q companion whenever
you can. 1t will relieve the already
over-burdened, anxious mother. of SO
much care. Tt win crafty the bow
it win please the neither; It certainly
ought to be apleasure 10 YOU. What
mothers yewoufdno brighten when
the child Is fOndly cared Cor? When
his eye kindles his heart beats, and
his tongue prattles faster and faster
with the idea of going with his father.
Does she not share her little bows
happiness; and is not hex love deep
ened by her husbands consideration
so just, and yet too often so extraordi-
Diary ? It VIII keep him ard Vou cut oi
places, into which separately you
might enter. It viii give you abund.
ant and very favorable opportunities
to imparb instruction, to infuse and
cultivate noble principles, and to de-
velop and strengthen q trHe manhood
1t Will enable him to "see the world, ;
and to enjoy a certain liberty, which
may prevsntthat future RIGHTEOUSNESS
which so often results from a sudder
feedOm from long restraint.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

CERTAINTY a nursery that has been
In operation ever since 1922 must be
pretty thoroughly established, and
must have attained a good name, or
among so many young competitors it
would certainly go under. Thatof w.
+. Heikes, Of Dayton Ohio, has lived
that long, and offers to our readers in
2 its advertisement in to-day's paper,
Inducements Is equalled By few. Read
81 rs advertisement. iff r7
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21


sHi IKE AMERIcAN ENToMeLoGIsT-
.bssghe Ent0ulOEOaia for January comes
.bstO.u In Its usually neat and beauti-
s6 lilly illustrated style, and contains
hasinteresting articles Onythe following
-ibasukleosa The Apple Root Plant
.zgGaises the Parasites Of the Human
giaiAmlmaLFaMeasly Wild Duck Straw
hanBefFy worms; the Strawberry False
ost Worm FaAgoid GrOwtbsi Plans for
dsitKeaMIIIion; Colorado Gfassh6pper
hantEe Nine Pronged Wheel Bug; Grass
nn7h0ppefs IN the State Of New York
b2iUniversaI Remedies Answersto Cor
respondents. r. p. Studley & Co.,
BlbIBhers5 st. Louis. 81 90 per an
mum in advance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
HerbaceoHs, SC, sc.

Greenhouse g. Bedding Plants
A selection Of the most desirable, which space
forbids to enumerate also, Plants for Vases lrns,
Baskets, &c, such as Myrtle, Balm, Ivy Geranlum,
Dew Plant, Saxifraga Sarmentosa, M~oneywort, &C.,
&c.
Also, Hanging Baskets and Flower Pots, with or
without plants, always on hand
Address J.. COCHRANE,
Havana, Mason County, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21

N O'KEEFE, EoN q Co in their
advertisement in to-day's paper, offer
4osehd their catalogue free to any one
wishing It. 1t IS a valuable guide to
all matters pertaining to the kitchen
or flower garden.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
Summer RuIbs.

GIadiOIus, or Sword recent improve
ments IN the varieties of this splendid flower
renders il tone of the finest of all "Flora's' gifts.
Ny stock comprises over thirty varieties, vary
ing in price from 10 cts. to Sl.50 per bulb.
TigFfdas or Mexican Lily.-An approprtateCou-
paniOn to the above, Of an easy cultivation, 10
cents each.
Amarillis, or JacObean LiIy.-Rare, 80 cents
each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-21
w. S. COsBsDfers 10 the people {

this section, through our agricultural
.eolumpst to-day the Miami Raspberry
Ra1as Heb he assures all surpasses
( all Others. Those desiring anything
NJ offtfH kind should obtain the desired
information he offers
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

TOR SALE TIE PROPERTY SOUTHWEST CORNER
\ Of Trd avenue md rhy.fosh street being about l5
terms, &C., apply 10 A. WHEATON, No. East Twsniysec
ona sfreei.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

CPLEsDIp rARlir7s ACRES, IN ONEIDA COUNTY;
- good buiding 1under good cultivation, near town;
Stock Crops and nning utensa included Price Ss,s1
wM. FffzslMONS, 40 Third avenue
rrHE VERY BEST HOTEL PROPERTY on THE LINE
i Of the New York Central Railroad; building large,
end complete Rare opportunity Terms easy Gail
on JAQUkS, 2v5 Broadway.
WATER FRONT At GREEN POINT FOR sALE-oSE
w entire block Of ~ lots 20 feet front BY f0D feet
depth OF water NJ bnkhead 70 feet Also Wner Front
lease. Apply 10 JOSIAH PALMER of Franklin
Coyer streets or address box b. Gresnpont Post oce
WEsIcHEsTER COUNTY FARM.-TrIE GENERAL
w Thomas Farm l55 scros midway between White
Plains, iorchesser AMI Rye; good fafm buildings land
smooth, well drained good fences we'll waieed all Ia gIasa,
producing large crops; good fruit; extensive OF the
sou several large and Lney improved estasuq Price,
s20Oper acre WAhkhs LELAND, Metropolitan Hotel.
G1 Q00 "A BARGAIN.--FoR sALe, FARM, cox.
RI.CUV. tanning 80 acres, bordering on lake; good
buildings; within 100 niles of New York BY Erie kalf0ad
Address JohnC. Bowhanan, Milford, Pm.
DR. QQn FARM, a. ACRES, GOOD LAND AND
,pD.CVO bnilings pleasantly located; Farm ~ acres,
buildings Hll 100; ~ acres 53h0 ~ Farm, 359
near tho ciy. WILLING, IL Chambers elrset.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
<fOUNTRY STAT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
~ ely property eve acres cultivated; good oubudings
a. mIa. ..a 4 sa..s
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

TOR SALE OK TO LET FURNISHED THE FssT
II c,ass House 81 St MARKS place. >econd
J. A. HUfHVEN, S3 Nassau street,
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

j. BLHECKER, AuCTrONEER
N. SUPREME COURT SALE, UNDER THE DIREC-
TION OF GEo. MURPHY, ESQ, REFEREE.
A. J. BLEECKER. SON 4 co. viii cell at auction, on
Thursday Feb 49, Mt l2 O'clock at the Exchange Saesroo
DBRo0ME fPremisss No y7 consisting of three story
Dwelling Houses and Lot, s5x1u0 between Lewis and
Goerck Streets Maps at n Cedar street..
A UcTrON SALE-THIs DAY, AT II O'CLOCK, OF Q
n top Wagons. Rockaway, single and double Harness,
&C., by COLE MURPHY, ISL Fulton street, Brookyn
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

GREAT SALE or EAST NEW YORK HOUSES hNp
VI lots, BY johnson miller, at u O'clock on Wcdnosiay
February u, al Exchange ssesroom Maps NJ 10 Nassau
street, MY.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

<fOUNTRY STAT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
~ city property; eve acres cultivated; oubudlnga
hns vev OF Long Island sound Kye depot hour
BY rail- CIiAs. LEfLER, ~ Clinton place,
The New York herald., 1869-02-13

UCTTON NOTICE.-RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
N Housekeepers, Hotel Keepers, Clubs, Lodges and Deal
nj ERNEST RoTIrs Furniture Mandatory, 80 and hS
Beeckcr street. Broadway large stock of magnif
cent satin brocate Parlor Suits all coors latest mt
private SALE from xi5 $500 suit haircoth Sus
from 365 to $780, Turkish and oriental suits var
OF Turkish Chairs and Lounges Library, Bedroom
Dining Room Furniture &c very cheap for cash and
ranted first class.