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Afr. JAMES TfERNEY wishes the people Of tho Ores.
cent City understand that they can purchase CEN.
TIRE PIECES and other Ornaments at his Shop, 335
Common street. between Robertson and ViIlere.
All orders in his line punctually attended to Mt the
owest prices. All work fully guaranteed dS9o1y
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INFORMATION WANTED - OF JAMES AND
PATRICK HAGAS.
When last heard from they were in New Orleans Any
information concerning viii be than kfuy received
by their uncle, HENRY HAGAN
Address JOHN BANNON, Petalumat Lannma conn
ty, California. je2T 3m'
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THE BEST BREAD BAKING STOVE IN
THE UNITED STATES.
READ THE FOLLOWING

READ THE FOLLOWING:
- NEW ORLEANS, April g. 1869.
hereby certify that purchased from Rice Bros
Co. in tho 1856 the first Charter Oak Stove they
sold This Stove has been in daily nse in my family
up to date OVER THIRTEEN YEARS, and cheer
fully recommend Charter Oak Stove to all house
keepers the best Baking Stove ever made feeling
confident that other Stove could have proved more
durable satisfactory for such long number of years
MRS. L. 49,,
"l2i Washington street, New Orleans
A Thirteen Years Test of the Charter Oak
The above identical CHARTER OAK exhibited
at our recent State Fair and furnishes everlasting
proof the great superiority of the Charter Oak all
other Stoves.C-
RICE BROS & CO.
Great Southern Agents,
80 and 81 Camp, and sos Magazine streets,
Dealers Hardware Nails Cutlery and Cooking Stoves.
mh2l
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY, UNDER THE DI
RECTION OF THE URSULINES,
TWO MILES below NEW oRLEANa

This Institution, which the inhabitants OF Louisiana
Recommendation to be introduced to public notices
education pursued BY the Ta.oresses Of ESTABLISH
MORAL EDUCATIoN.--The object constantly kept
in view by the Ladies' is the adjoining of their pupils
to virtue. The you@g ladies' also accustomsd to
Of S so
but maternal superintendence whose vigilance secures
OF TRo1sh
are exclusively Catholics pupils Of all determination
of religions but tor the sake Of order all are equal
required TO assist with propi1ety at tho exercise
FHSsi6&L sRDUcAT1oN-Ths health of the sch,
Ladies lies they are to the he food gs S
such as IS WhoIesoms although Abundant he hours
Of tbs so t % sa the day
feIs from their application to their classical duties
and timely notice Is gwen to their parents guardians
when II: distance allows Of Il physician is always
% IF n the
Writing Tthmetic Geograrhy, the Us, of the Globes,
History 1qient and aIOder: AIythOlogy chrSnoogy
Fancy Needle Work, Drawing etc Natural Phileso
ply Botany and Chemistry are taught in the higher
Particular atteHtio.. is sF Pat9 te Music.
Board and Tnition per annuhl $780, pryable quar- ~
Day Scholars, per annu:n $3.50 payable quarterly
Entrance for the BIardcrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z 90
No deduction is made for those who are with
drawn before the end of the quarter
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per
Music, per month. IL 90
For the Use of Musical Instruments, per month 90
Drawing, including paper and pencils, per month
Washing, per month"; Observation-Disclosures. 5 30
Expenses for the bathing 4 90
Books necessary for the different classes be fur
nshed by the parents themselves, procured Mt the
Establishment at moderate prices.
There yearly vacation, which commences the last
day of September. and ends the Cd of November.
Young Ladies' wishing to make their first communion
N
CT MARY EFFERsoN CoLLEGR
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OLD ESTABLISHED TROY BELL FOUNDRY,
Troy, New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1887

4 large assortment of Church, Academy Fire Alarm,
and other BELLS constantly hand and made to order.
Largo illustrated Catalogues sent free upon apphoa.
tion to JONES e. Co,
.iy4 iyr Troy, New York.
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noRErue STAR AND CATHOLIC llEssETeER.

VIEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. July II. 1850.
M1scErLANEous IRISH NEWS.
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BORN, AGENT FOR THE UNRIvALLED
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EDUcATIoKAL.
Young LADIES' ACADEMY
OILY AN G. Ell s.
OF THE

Under the Direction of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
Corner Rampant and Coness streets Third District
n e W ORLEAN S, UIsIANA.
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NEW oREEANs cas- WORKS, October 1e; leoe

NEW ORLEANS GAS WORKS, October l6; 1868.
There eight of PAGE & CO.'S ROOFS at the New
Orlerns Gas Works, and all perfectly tight Those put
up three years ago apparently intact During the
late Storm when the best OF slate roofs failed
keep out the rain not single leak could be found in
the roofs ceverod by Page Co During the last three
years, employees of these Works have had twenty
of these Page Cas- Roofs, and, without exception
speak of thorn In the highest terms My experience
with this roofing has been perfectly fatsetory that
am convinced that any one has only to give them
WIN McCULLOCH, Manager.
fnlly concur in the above, and recommend Messrs.
Page Co to persons desiring work in their line. The
Gas Light Company have had extensive dealings with
this firm and have always found them prompt Fea-
BILE. (p22 lyl N. o. j. TISDALE, GenY Sup't.
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ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL. COMMENCE ON THE
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1868.
The Marist Fathers who have charge Of the Estita-
ton provided with all the facilities for impartng
thorough English, French, Classical and Mathematical
Education.
TERMs-Payable in advance, 800 in gold, its equi.
valent, for the halfsession of five months.
For further particulars apply to the President
MESSRS. PoURsINE & CO.,
au23 If No. 10 Natchez street, New Orleans
pAGE CO.'S IMPROVED OoFING
INSURE AL. FULLY GUARANTEED.
over-See- eity-some them thFee-y
OFFICE, 90 CAMP STREET.
Roofing Material at less than New York prices. ma
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Hotel acknowledgements aA.
CHARLESTON uoTEL,

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
L. A. Trick, 0rangebSrg; W. l.. Bucking-
ham, Baltimore; L. d. Clasxy, Lewisvi!e, S. e.;
]. u. White, Baltimore; Vim. A. Dodge, New
York; John D. Parker and servant, Adams Run,
S. c.; Charles J. ouimby, Charles II. Campbell,
John r. Russell, Mrs. John X. Russell, Master
John Russell, New York; j. N. Wharton, Virginia;
J. K. Gibson, Darlington; DR.. w. A. Player, South
Carolina; f. J. Kirvin, J. S. Pcllebsoron, Darling
ton; w. n. Goodwin, Virginia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Mrs. Hutton, Mrs BixbJ, New Jersey; Dr. W.
Wallace Omaha; John NJ Hucks, Colleion
District; j. NJ. fIumbert, Johns Island; W.
c. Jeratv, Rockville; ]. H. Tell, Christ Church
Parish; Win. G. Caunedy, City; T. f. Massengal,
Thompson, Ca; Thomas A. Roche, New York; j..
P. Harley, Orangeburg Mrs. r. Lockwood, Savan-
nah; p s. Worsham, Cooper River; J. N. Stag
gers, Kngstree; ]. Il. Clement. Darlington: Thos
7. Mccall. Marion; ]. s. Brockngton, KnSstree:
7. n. wilson, Wilmington; Alexander Mckenzie,
wife, child and servant, Florence
KILLS HOUSE.
C.N. Herbert, City; j. W. Coker, Augusta; W.
C. McMuchell, Yorkvilc; George Davis, Rochester
n T.; j. u. S;out, Philadelphia; c. NJ. Cort, James
]. Doloway, New York; G. W. Smith, Montreal; W.
Goodrich and wife, Columbia: H. T. Ncwcomb and
wife, New York; Wm. Hopper and wife, Detroit;
James w. Graves and family, New York, George
Warren, South CarOlina.
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I;y L8UiS D. DeSaUSSURG.
z ARGi3 AND VALUABLE RICE f
A 4 PLANTATIONS On NORTH SAETES
RIVER AT THE BEST PITCH
OF TIE Tli)H.

At Private Sale
the valuable RICE PLANTATIONS on NORTH
Sarice River. Georgetown district EN0Hn a.
"HGari," "Newland" aad "D!nif @"in,i r".!-
tanning together 1913 ceres Ct Land. Of Nllic! 40
acres are tile swamp Land, "hou: $50 beirs ROW
under cultivation in rice ana thc LAl"ncc IN good
ORDER there are 523 acres Of h;h Land, Of which
Do or 70 are cleared provision Land, capable OF
producing 30 Lusliels OF corn 10 the acre.
On 'Miiidam'' Plantation is good dwelling
housc two large bariIs, Il mill and one OF the
largc.: and best negro settlements on North san
tee. On "Ncwand" and "3lun Mainn are also Il
negro settlement.
On these Plantations there is q resident farce OF
Seventy !.ahorers, ana houses sufficient for over
200 negroes.
The situation OF this estate lying as it does
above t'!c slt water and below the lresEet lands,
has always been considered amoag The safest on
Santcc. AMI Garin,. the long period they have
been cultivated there il no instance Oh record o!
Tie loss of Il c"op. When cultivated previous 10
the war, ihcY were capable OF producing over 10
bushels T.! rice 10 the acre, aud the crops arcraG-
cd from 1859 tO a33,O90 bushels o! rice sent TO
market.
For farther particulars, apply as above. at No.
% Broad street. Envl6 tuihs9
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TIE UNITED STATES CoURTHoUsE.-T
Jnited States authorities have for some time
been In possession OF the old Charleston Club
house. which was secured for Courthouse, but
have been unable to make any Improvements on
the building, in consequence OF an act preventing
the General Government from purchasing proper
II In the State but with the consent OF the Legis
lsture. A bill has been introduced to give the
Emitted States title to the property, and it will
doubtless be passed by both houses without
trouble. The improvements will be commenced
at an early day, and when completed, the United
states Courthouse, Of Charleston, will be one OF
tho anest buildings OF Its class In the Union.
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ANoDBL EsrABLIsHMENr-wei invite the at
tentton OF the friends of THE NEWS in the city and
thnoughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our office enjoys for the prompt execution
OF an kinds OF Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
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by WARDLAW & CAREW.
BUILDING LOTS;

Will he sold In front Of the Old Postotce. foot OF
Broad street, at II o'clock 4. NJ, on TUESDAY,
the 1th December next,
Three LOTS OH East Bay. directly opposite the
new CustOmhouse, aud two Lots on Market
street, IN the rear Of the above.
This property is OF great present and prospec-
tive value being situated in The most largely fire.
quented thorou::harc Of the city, with the Market
OH one side and the Cusomh0use in front, and Is
a most admirable point for the erection OF stores
and warehouses
The Lots will be sold at public ou;cry at the
time specified, unless previously disposed Of at
private SALE and may he treated for as who.e
until the Tth of December, on application 10
WARDLAW S CAREW, who will furnish all il
formation as to dimensions. &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Purchasers
to pay W. & e. for papers.
nOYl3 stut3 tuthSS
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srsvsDonHs PROTECTIVE UMoN.-This as.
ISOLATION held meeting last night at the han oil
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1, and was or
eanized BY the election OF the following officers:
Major Edward Willis, president: Captain A. o.
Stone, vlce-president; Henry May, secresary; w.
+. Turner, treasurer. Committees were appoint
cd to prepare constitution and TO wait upon TIE
merchants. The attendance was quite large ana
considerable interest manifested in the meeting.
This union is not political body, and is opposed
to the intolerance manifested by the Longshore-
mems Union.
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By W. Y. LEITCH s. r. s. BRUINS,
Auctioncers.

VACANT LOTS ON SOUTH SIDE OF
v SAVAGE SThEET, BETWEEN SAVAGE
AND TRADD STREETS WITH BRICK
FOUNDATIONS ALREADY LAID
FOR RESIDENCES. KlTCH-
EMS, CISTERNS, &c.
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win he sold. in front of the Old PostoGlcc, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day Of December, at II
o'clock y. NJ,
ems Parish Charleston County, viz:
All that TRACTO OF LAND known as the Evans
Tract or Cypress Lake. containing 1000 acres,
more or less: buiiin9 and bounding 30 the north
on Little Wall Eye swamp" south on the Tract
known as tile Realty Tract, eaS; on Lands nor or
late OF II. Johnson, and west Oil Lands OF John
Palmer.
All that TRACT OF LAND known "a the Kcatly
or Calvtt Tract, containing Sijh acres, more or
less; bntting and bounding north OH Lands Of
Rodgers. east on Lands Of Evans. south on Lands
of Johnson and Evans, and west on Rev. y.
Murray's Land.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND Known as the Cox
Tract, continuing % acres more or less; Dnttins
and bounding north on Lands OF E. X Hams
east on Lands formerly OF Guerry west on LanLiS
formerly OF Calvitt, aud south on Lands formerly
of Cavitt.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND known as Poplar
I'LL, formerly Of Roman, containing 24o acres
more or less. rs per survey OF ID. Shepherd, dated
5th March, 1855.
All that TRACT OF LAND known as the John
son Lands. containing about 100 acres: buttng
and bounding northeast on Lands Of John Palm
or, southeast on Lands OF Mrs. Sarah Johnson
and - Smith, and northwest on Lands or o. u.
McCay.
Terms-One-lalf cash; balance in one and two
years, on bonds secured by mortgage or LanIs
sold, with interest ~ seven per cent, payaDlc
annually. Purchasers to pay for papers ard
stamps. l.. ". RI. MAChEl,
nOvI8 ih4 ). T.. y.
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TEE AFFRAY OF TUESDAY LAsT.-We have
received a communication from Mr.. Joseph Sam
sen, assuring us that it was all mistake ABOUT
his having had an encounter with Laiayeue
Wolfe, on Tuesday. The person whom Wolfe as
sailed was Mr.. Godfrey ]. Hyams. Mr.. samson
says that his is the only family Of that name in
the city, and that no member Of ii has ever been
sknown to run under any circumstances. The
case Of wolfe has been turned over to magis-
orate for prosecution.
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Auction Sales This Day.

IeltcA & Bruins will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
Old Postofllee, real estate.
!. Fraser Mathewes will sell at II O'Clock. at the
ola Postofice, farms on the Savannah and
CHARLESTON Railroad.
A. Q. McGillivray will sell for the Sheriff. az Il
e,c,ock, ct the Old Postofhce, real estate.
J.1w. Knox will sell at II O'Clock, at the oia
postofnce, farm and stock on sulvan's islano'
John G. Mllnor & Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK ~
,aeir store, ladies' cloaSs, dry goods &C.
]. A. Enslow 4 Co. will sell at hau-pas' ~
o'clock, at their store, grocery sugar.
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By 4. C. McGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PLANTATION ON COO.
v SAWHATCHIE RIVER AND DRE'S
CREEK, AND Oh THE LlNE0 TlIh
SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD.

Will be sold on THURSDAY, 9th December, at the
Old Postofllce, at II O'Clock, without reserve,
All that PLANTATION, formerly property OF
estate Of Huguenin, lying in st. Luke's Parish,
Beaufort County, and known as Fairfield, con-
taining twenty -four hundred l24o0 acres, more or
less; bounded on the north by Lands OF the estate
OF Thomas DAWSON and tract formerly por-
tion or Fairfield, east by the Coosawhatchle River
and Lands of the estate OF Thomas Dawson, south
by Bees Creek and Lands Of DR.. VIM. ID. Gilllson,
west by Lands Of Hon. W. F. CococS,
Tcrms-0ne.thrd ~ cash; balance Dy oonu
gage of the property. Purchaser TO pay us Tor
papers and stamps.
Plat OF the above place can be seen at my office
III
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BY j. & W. AN0X.
VNARM AND STOCK ON SULLIVAN'S
L ISLAND, SITUATED ABOUT ONE
QUARTER MILE ABOVE THE
SITE OF THE M0uLTilH
HOUSE.

Win oc sold, THIS DAY, in front Of the Old Post
ofllcc, at II O'clock a. NJ.
FARM, the property Of Mr. Henry DIaohoc,
containing seven acres under good cultivation,
ana enclosed by u good picket fence: also, coin-
Portable Dwelling and CrthouScs attached. and
good well OF water. bounded north by Dnck
beach, south by front beach, east by Lot Of Air.
Powers. and west by Mr. Biu-geman.
On the FARM, on SATURDAY, 27ti instant st
l. H..
All the STOCK, comprising one Brood Marc, two
Colts. three iiilch Cows, two Hogs, Poultry, Farm
ing Implements. NC.
Boat leaves for the Island Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock, returning at O'Clock p. NJ.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. nOVaI tuili2
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By W. Y. LEi'rCH s. r. s. BRUINS,
Auctioncer3.
yVOUSE No. 29O MEETING STREET,
lI ONE DOOR SOUTH OF COLUMBUS
STREET

Will be sold at Auction, THIS DAY, 9th in
stant at the Old Posiolllcc, at II O'Clock,
That desirable three story WOODEN DWELL
ING Oh cast side Of Meeting street, no. .N. The
House contains six rooms, pantry and dressing
tern. well, kitchen and stable. Lot measures II
by LIS feet, more or less.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one, two and
three years. with Interest AZ 10 per cent per All
mum, secured by bond and mortgage OF the prop
eriy; TO be insured ana policy assigned. Par
chaser to pay for papcrsand stamps and proper
lion Of Stnte taxes now McCInlng. nON!5
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An ARTICLE OF TEUD MERIT.-"BroNn's
Bronchial Troches" are the most popular article
in this country or Europe for throat diseases and
coughs. and this popularity is based upon real
merit, which cannot be said of many other pro-
parations in the market which arc really but
weak limitations OF the genuine Trochcs.
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THs oHEaAw AND DAnLNaroA RAILROAD

The CHERAw AND DARLNGroH hAILRoAn
CoArANY.-The annual meeting OF the Chera"
and Darlington Railroad, which failed to De helu
at Cheraw on the 10th instant in consequence o.
the absence OF Mr.. B. D. Townsend, president Vi
the Cheraw and Salisbury Railroad, and ad)ourheu
to meet at Florence on the 9sd inst, faiied ssam
in obtaining quorum from the same cause. MI
Townsend had been notified officially OF tRe al
ourned meeting, bat replied by letter 'ha' nc
would not attend. The City OF Charleston hoids
500 900 in the stock Of this company anu l'ils
persIstent refusal Of Mr.. Townsend may proye
serions embarrassment to the operations OF the
company. and thus affect the securities held ny
tho city, As no election could take place, the
FORMER officers hold over until such time az full
business meeting can be obtained.
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sALss OF REAL ESTATE IN PENDLEToS, S. c.
At an assgnee's sale made in Pendleton, on the
10Th instant, valuable river plantation, contain
Ing 1902 acres and sub-divided in seven tracts,
brough. as follows: No. l, 7o7 acres, sl2 o5 per
acre; No. ., 15s acres s12 80 per acre; No. 8, 900
acres, a. IS per acre; No. T. 1877 acres s3 per acre.
No. III acres, 50 55 per acre; No. 6, 275 acres,
$40 per acre; No. I. 2o4 acres, 50 81 per acre.
Seyen lots in the corporate limits OF Pendleton
brought in the aggregate $eS, being bought in by
me family OF the late owner.
Attract OF 400 acres on Big Beaverdam Creek,
4es acres, brought 50 so per acre; No.
$50 acres, sold for 81 80 per acre. and No. s, lss
acres, at 81 IS per acre.
A house and lot in Pendleton, at an equity sale,
brought $1Oo5, and brick store and lot brought
s14aA
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FEN1AN BASE BALL CLUB.-A club composed
mostly OF the sons of Erin held their first meeting
last night and elected the following officers: Geo.
Bourke, president; Jno. Riley, vice-presdent; J.
B. Patrick, secretary; Jas. Begley, treasurer;
Chas. Ecceston, captain Of the first nine; Thos.
Riley. captain of the second niue; Barney Lyncs,
II. Durus and A. Haght directors; Martin Tier
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QUICK PAssAar.-The British bark VINCE
Hallidsy. which left this port for Liverpool on
1he 18th Of October, arrived there on the Sth NO.
yember. making the run in about twenty-seven
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NBHcoMB's MNsTRELs.-This excellent
troupe have extended to the youthful inmates ol
the Charleston orphan Asylum an invitation 10
be present at their performance this afternoon a.
O'Clock. We congratulate the little ones upon the
treat which is in anticipation, and trust that full
S&ience will evince the appreciation, on the part
Of our citizens, OF the generosity OF the New
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ACCIDENT ON TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
koAp.-An accident occurred to the down pas
senger train on this road yesterday, when q rev
miles below Branchville. 1t was caused by the
breaking OF an GXle on the forward car. All OF
ne cars but the last were thrown from the track,
and the express messenger and mail agent were
slightly injured. The accident delayed the train
for some hours, and It did not leave the scene OF
~ the breakdown until half.past P. n.
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BY W. Y. LEITCH s. r. S. BRUINS,
Auctioncers.
EsTATE SALE FOR DIVISION

j.
Will be sold, at Auction, on TUESDAY, December
7th, at II O'Clock, at the Old Postorice,
That very desirable BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
known rs No. s Beaufan street between King
and St. Phillp streets, north side. The House ana
outbudngs are all OF brick and built In the most
substantial manner.
The House contains six square rooms, besides
dressing room and pantry, double piazza ana
cistf n.
Lot measures 80 by 125 feet, more or less.
Terms-One.third cash: balance In one and TIVE
years, with interest, property to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers,
s,anlps and proportion Of State taxes now as-
crninp. nOv25 thwstu4
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BUSINESS ENvEIoPEs.-TuE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thouS-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man shoad have his card prnted Oh his
euyclopcS.