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sSWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIy1N1

from the Moyune Districts Of China the choicest
chops OF GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new seasons,
which are unri vailed for their strength and deoacy
VI flavor. We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un.
adultsrated and to give general satisfaction AS we
ars in receipt of large cargoes of Teas we
are enabled to offer to The public the finest oaops at
price that maDy dealers offer inferior Tea at.
aon and 1t only remains for the public to Judge for
themselves. VIM. 3. CORWIN & CO..
No, 2T5 Kinu.s,reet
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MORTALITY REPoRT.-The bill of mortality
prepared by the City Registrar for the week endirg
on the Goth inst. shows a total of fifteen deaths of
which five were whites and ten colored.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

AS- LARGEST CIRCULATION.-THE DAILY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGRST CIR.
CULATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES IRE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSTOFFICE AT THE END or
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRov1S.
IONS OF THE NEW poSTOFFICE LAW.
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The DAILY News will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at SIX DOLLARS year in advance
at FIFTEEN CENTS week, payable to the carriers.
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The PRoPRIEToRs OF s'Whr ans Raw Bone
superphosphate OF Limo cordially Invite farmers
dealers aad others interested in procuring Hrst-
class manure, to call and examine their works. see
process of manufacture, and inspect the terials
used. They have secrets, give full value, and
guarantee theic Phosphate to come up to the ttan-
dard analysis. Claxhorn, Herring 4 Co. are the
agents for the sale of it in Augusta and Charleston
February % lmo
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60 BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-IHIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
nstantancous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the ill effects bad dycs; invigo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
Drown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfum ers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
bond-street. New York. Tyr January 3
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wrHE SEEDS OF sIcKNEss.-BARoN
Munchausen tells story of o post-boy's, horn
which had number of wicked tunes blown into 1t
one'frosty night. but made no response. Neverthe-
less, when It was hung before hot fire the tunes
which had been frozen in, thawed out, to the
ama2ement OF all pres mt. Just SO the human sys.
tenn, subjected to injurious nfuences during the
winter sometimes give no token Of the effect they
have produced upon It, until the moist atmosphere
OF spring develops their fruit Many spring diseases
are the result Of winter inprudencea and great and
especial ore should be taken Of the systom in the
cold season, so that it may be in sound and vigor-
GUS condition when the malarious fogs Of March and
April make their appearance. To this end
on the stomach and the general Organization ct this
season with EOSTRTTER's BITTERS. Take this
pleasant vegetable antdote in adv Of the upris.
ing Of the mephihc mists and vapors, which pro.
duce chills and fever and other miasm attic diseases
Remember that 1t is preventive rnedioine-as pow
eru to protect as to restore Tho stom aoh is apt to
be overtaxed at this time of the year. It is period
devoted to dinner and supper parties and luxurious
living generally. Eeastina aud late homs weaken
the dige tive organs and disorder the liver lhe eff.
feot of the Bters to invigorate the one ana req
late the other. There is no month In the twslv
when tonic and alte ative is more gene ally need
than In this. and there preparation ,f that ma
ture 70, thoroughly aalubrious, SO braoing and 40
entirely free from updue exciting properties as this
celebrated vegetable cordial
FEBRUARY 40 DAo
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To TIE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEoRGIA.-Bclieving ''WHANN's" RAW BONE su-
PERPHosPHATE OF 1ME to be fully equal 60 the
best Fertilizers in market. and superior to many
and being desirous OF having 1t thoroughly tested.
we have conclude to offer the following Premiums;
1st For the largest yield of Cotton ftom an acre of
land, Silver Pitcher worth 500. 3D. For the Sec
ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre of land,
Silver Pitcher worth $50 Sd. For the largest yield
OF Corn from of land. q Silver Goblet worth
$25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
'WHANNs'" RAW BONE SUPERpHosPHATE a'one is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the prelliums will be required
to furnish satisfactory evidence of tho amount p O.
duced on the acre, and statement of the manner in
which they applied the manure. A limiled amount
only of this Phosphate will be distrbu ed during the
season. Prices. delivered on the at Charleston
s65 per ton, cash; $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable list November.
CLAGHORN, HERRING 4 CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston 8. c.,
And No. Z Warren Block, Augusta. Ga.
February 23 1mo
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Wbitaarg.

ARNAU Died in Christ Church Parish on the
14t1 Of February MARY Il second laughter Of W.
ID. 2. and Nj. j. ARNAU, aged years and 81 days.
Dearest Mary thou hast left us,
II re thy loss we deep y feel
But to God, who has bereft u.s.
He can all our sorrows heal M
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The MIDSUMMER NIaHT's DREAM, with all
Its fairy scenery and dazzling effects will be put
upon the boards of the theatre this evening in o
style to match that in which tho White Fawn was
presented. Manager Whitman has brought with
him all the rich and complicated paraphernalia
quircd for the mise scene, including the beautiful
panorama of Athens Puck will perform his mrial
flights in full view Of the audience; the corps de BAL
tes, Led By ho charming Diani, viii execute some Of
Its most beau iu Dances and the piece closes with
transformation scene that will if possible eclipse
in splendor hat which has so much applause in
the White Fawn. The fifth performance of The latter
play drew another crowded house last night. as it
would probably do for the remainder of tho week,
but that 1t must give way to still more attractive
novelties.
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REPORTERS CnUMBs.-The sale Of tickets for
the opera win beeiu today at 10 O'Clock, at Holmes
Book House. corner Of King and Wentworth streets
The price Of tickets Tor the Sacred Concert on
Thursday evening has been reouoed from one dollar
TO aeventy-fve cents.
The stock market was quiet yesterday, and unaf-
footed by recent municipal changes. yN
The weather underwent q very sudden change yes
terday, and after noon disagreeaby cold, cloudy
and rainy.
Saturday will be Commencement Day of tho Medi-
cal lege. The exercises will be of interesting
character.
The Managers of Elections are requested to meet
at the Hope Engine House this evening. at halfpast
seven O'Clock to hear news from Columbia.
The Board Of Firemasters have been photographed
in uniform. by Quinbv & Co.
Fire companies from augusta are expected here
on the 27h Of Aprii, to participate in the Mayors
Parade.
There was q slight fall of sleet yesterday.
The grand jury will make their presentmen. on
Thursday.
The Ashley Fire Engine Company disputes with
the Comet the dlsno ion of being the hrst colored
fire company incorporated in Charleston.
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as- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENrLR-

AS ERRORS OF YOUTH..-A GENTLE
MANwho suifered sorysars from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay and All the effects OF you hfai In.
discretion. wl for tho sahe OF suffering humanity,
send free 70 oil Who neea n. The reoeiptAnd direc-
tons TOR naang the suaple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers Wishing 70 proAt by the advsftss.
ers expeficnoe do 30 by addressina. In perfect
conndonce,S lGa~ JOHN b. OGDEN.
Tshruarys \ - amos
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D@- THE CELEBRATED w. s. @. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and uuequal!ed-W. s. COR
WIN & CO., Sole Agents. Medical men Of tho high
est standing acknowledge that Gin, in T. pure sta g.
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence. and more particularly to those
who use it incidentally, on article that only re-
quires to be known to be properly appreciated.
H1- ST 80 per bottle SIG per case
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MEETINGS THIS DAP
South Carolina Lodge, at p. M.
Meehanics Of Charleston, at halt-past p. Nj.
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Aarirultnral.
IMPORTANT TO COTTON

VGNHE BEST PLANTER NOW IN USE IS B. f.
a WHtTNERS 'SEED PLAN En-" 1t Is espe-
c,aiy adapted for planting "Iong and Short o.
Ton A. WI al'o plant all kinds of seeds small and
large spacing cr drilling in quantity.
Byit peri ct alignme t OF the seed, cultivation is
iacntaed and labor saw d 1t the labor OF at
least two hands and one mule.
IL Is southern invention. thoroughly tested and
is e1sily managed Printed directions given with
eacn machine. Spccim MS to be seen aud for sale
atNos. 287 and 2S9 King-street
February "a 3 STOLI WEBB & CO.
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MEssRs. PELLoRsE & Co., Horticultursts,
from France who have recently arrived in this city,
invite attention to their large and varied collections
from the floral kingdom. This Ia a rare chance and
all who have appreciation for the beauties Of ma.
ture should visit their store, No. 1872 King-street.
February 23
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Aaetion Sales.

contents Of Country Store, Furniture, Sew.
"g Machines, Hats, &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'c'ock, will sell NJ nv
store corner corner Of King and liberty streets,
CONTENTS o. COUNTRY STORE,
ooNsIsTINa OF:
MADDEN PRINTS, Denims. he'd Flannel Home
spun, Gngham Satinet. Dapask linen Plaid Irjah
chiefs, Bamoral skirts, suspenders, linen Thread
Bracelets; s., Buckles; Pocket-books Braid Dressing
Combs Children's Hose Veil Crochet Collars Kid
Gloves RIBBONS, Children's BamoraI skirts. Braid.
Gauntlets Ruff1es, Vests. Pants, Knives and Forks
Files, Mems Brogans, Women's Belmoras, &c.
10 cases, 30 dozen, Mems and Boys Alpine, Young
America and TIA ian bats.
ALSO
Wneeler Wilson SEWING MACHINE. in order
close Press. Cane-sea' Chairs, Chiidren's Chairs
Aapies Washstand, and lot OF Pictures and Frames
w. February "A
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a]-ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH.-AN ELEC-
1ION will be held next week for Contralto Voice ia
the Choir of this Church Applicants will leave
their letters at once with
February 10 JAMES r. pRTNGIE
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NTTHE EXTENT TO WHICH rHE ADUL-
ITERATION OF Liquors is earr1sd on in this coun-
try makes It the duty Of the purchaser to invests.
gate the merits OF the article offered for SALE Itis
well known fact that many Of the Brandies. Wines,
&C.. are manufactured from srenon Extracts. Essen
hsi Oils and Aloohol, which 10 poisonous. thereby
Causing many injurious effects.
Ihe public IS Justly su,picious Of nearly every.
thing pnt mp for sale under the name Of Liquoss, and
the trade has been brought into d,srepute. and in
order to insnrs TO those who desire Pure Artcle 1t
Is ony necessary for us to cay that Import Direct
al erandiea, Wines and Gins. and Warrant them per-
feo'1y pure as ORIGINALLY imported.
An Bottled Liquors bearing the labels Of W. 9.
0oRwIN n 90. can be relied upon as being puse.
AS-Parchasers should no ice that the Paper Cao
over the cork s not broken. we ply for Bottles that
have our labels ON, Ono Dollar par dozen when re-
turL ea. 81
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H8-J. s. MARTIN tLATE GRUBER 4
MARTINI, will be pleased to his friends and Gus
toners at VIM. S. CORWIN & CO., No. 275 King.
street between Wentworth and Beaufain
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by q. MCBRIDE (
Store No. l3, South side Hayne-sreet.
BY z. IL. OAKES.

VIII be sold on TUESDAY I'd March, at the Old
Postofnce at ii O'Clock,
That three-story BRICK STORE, No. 13, south
eide Hayne.street. now occupied by Messrs Brahe
q 20 Leather Dealers Lot measures 23 feet front
ana ll7 feet in dopth store 90 feet Deep in com
stamps. February "a
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RurSfN Essss NOTICER.
FINE CIaARs. Havana and Domestic, by
those good judges, sayss d Marinas.

CABrNgT. ALPINE AHD VsLoc1PEDR HATS
The ab We syles Of hats introduced Tor spring wear
can be found at Steelo's "Hat Hail." No. 3l8 King
street. Aign Of the Big Hat.
Febluaryl IL w
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Special nstifes.


H@- UNION BANK, SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLIE ON, February 23, 1s69-The annual elec.
tion for DIRECTORS of this Bank win be held on
WEDNESDAY,, 10th March prox,mo, at the Office of
the Bank, Oh East Bay.street.
II. D. ALEXANDER, Cashier
February al wf2tuths4
agCoNSIGNEES PER STEAMsHIP
CHAMPION. from New York. are hereby notified
that che is dtschargng cargo at Adger's Wharf THIS
DAY. Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset will
be stored at expense and risk OF owners.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
February "a Agents.
a%DANIEL RAvENEL, PRESIDENT,
JAMES K. ROBINSON, EFT AL, DIRECTORS OF
THE PLANTERS AND .MECHANI s. BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINE vs.. THE PLANTERS AND
MECHANI s. BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Order: 1t h wing boen ordered by his Honor r. B.
CARPEN Err Judge of the First Circuit Of the
State Of south Carolina, ''that the Complainants do
give notice of the publication In one or more of the
leading newspapers Of Charleston Cincinnati, Nash
ville New Orleans, Mobile, August. and New York
that no creditor Of the PLANIERs' AND MECHAN.
ICS BANK shall be allowed the benefit Of the pro-
ceedlngs or decree in this unless statement
of his or her claims according to the previous order
in this cause, be presented before the FIRST day of
May next" Creditors Will tak, notice Of the above
order and hand in their claims to the Cashier at the
Banking Houee in Charleston before the frst day of
May, 1862. W. E. HASKELL.
February13 sw4 Cashier
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lHE UNITED STATES COURT February 2S-
HON. GEORGE 3. BRYAN, PRESIDING The petition
Of D. Vim, as ign. for sale and to call in lien Of
creditors. refe rcd to Registrar Carpenter and
ordered that Moses & Spain show cause why juda-
ment held by them aganst thomas n Kennedy.
bank, up Should not be rclared satisfied and chat
assignee sell real and sonal estate and lien cred
itors be called on by Regist ar. The petition o
John r. Frerson to establish lien against f. II,
Kennedy, bankrupt was referred 10 Registrar CIR.
pointer. Louis NJ Lain was confirm 90 as assignee
for j. & w. Knox, john Harve. John II. Boles
p. Bennett. George r. Elliott, Il. Barnwell Rhet Jr
and salters Roche. John Burbidge for
Charles Wltsell; Henry reabrook for j. w. seabrook:
James Bat,erson for N. q. w. Walker; D. J. VIM ,or
James N. Corbet Order OF sale Of personal property
Of a. r. Easterllng granted John A. Mcrae. as
signee. 1he report OF Registrar Carpenter. recon-.
mending the sale of properly OF Asa Pose bankrupt
was confirmed and injuncti ordered against iuda
ment creditors also sale to sstisf liens The report
of Registrar Carpenter, recommending the sale O.
property OF Travis Quick, bankrupt was confirmed
ana injunction ordered a9a'nat Judgment creditors,
also sale to satisfy lien. Tho reports Of Louis Nc.
Lain, assignee Of s. Warren Nelson, and Of Kers.
trar CARPENTER we're read and confirmed: IL yas or
dered and decreed follows That 60 nauch NJ +ba
order made in the case OF Bschofr & co In the N, ~
ter Of e. Warren Nelson, directs the assignee ort
proceeds Of the Goscben plantation TO psy costs ~
petition and apply remainder TO satisfaction Of 80 u
due H. BischoR & Co.. Nth interest, be res ndea.
thst the claim Of Mrs. Nelson is lien thereon .upa.
rior TO ohere; that the plantation known as Goschen
and "Acton." having been purchased Z . less eurn
chan reported to be due her. she be allowed 10 dis
count against the pur chase money the amouut so
reported to be due to her. and th upon her payino
to Mol ain assignee, $414s 49, to pay costs. d ~
assigr execute 10 Am ,rnha @. Nelson or to en- III
person or persons che may desl nste q conv, v.
Of right title. &c. IN the Goachen and Acton
R.sE..aaoEs. So.oEg nx 10 s. warren Ne;son. ba r.
rups The petitions of w. T. Lesesne and W. J. Nc.
Gall Tor Anal discharge. referred to Re0isras
Carpenter, and Aial hearing ordered for LIST Apsil.
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LARGE SALE OF R1AL ESTATE IN
ATLANTA

ALLAN IA. GA.
VIII be sold on the first TUESDAY In March by the
Administrators of William aerring, deceased.
/. THE FOLLOWING PROPEKJY:
First magnificent FAMILY MANSION four
teen rooms with necessary osets and ou houses
situated on Peacht ee-sreet. in first GLASS neigh
borhood in every respect.
Second seven Oily LOTS within orc hundred
feet OF the statehouse and F1r.t Baptist Church.
four OF which have improvements on them; one of
these has good eight-room brick house finished
throughout with closets.
-, Third. b.ICK sTOREHnU>E and Kitchen, in
the most desirable business part Of the oity, ON
Wmtehallst eet. fronting ~ fest on Whlteha-street
and running back one hundred and nineteen feat
with the right OF an alley. '
Fourth. An exc lent FARM ofl7Oacres on Peach
tree head four miles from the city; fifty acres of
cotton land, with a good Ieach orchard and good
fencing. o.
Fifth. An interest in WILD LANDS; also Notes
and accounts apd stocks In several Manu- acturing
companies. MIR. Herring having been long q resi-,
dent OF Atlanta, he selected the most desirable prop
erty both as to present and prospective. value; CON
sequently every foot offereJ Is NO. in eyery re-
spect
lerms-Onethird cash; the balance in four and
eight months with interest from day OF SALE
j. w. HEkRINI,
w. F. HkRKING, Ad,o,,.,..-
n. L; 4pxSHh ANGER. Administrations
February 19 pho IA
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SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY.-At meeting of the stockholders Of this
company, held yes lorday, G. S. Cameron, Esq was
elected President, Henry Buist, Esq, Solicitor
TEE CIRCUS. -Robinson's great Champion
Circus delighted very numerous audience last
night by their wonderful horsemanship and unri-
vailed performance in the ring. This company GER
tainly surpasses many in the that are pro.
ducei under the pavilion. 1t Is worth more than
the admission to Robinson and Lowaude ride
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 29.- Charleston
Retel-Mrs Cooper. New York; 81 Tienken South
Carolina; 81 Neide A; L A GARNER New York;
Harris. John Rodgers. II hompson L Col
ton. Unionville; NJ Bakely, Co)umtia; q MILL
wood, Jas Murray. Vim Sneckner, a Green,
Wells, wife and daugh er, New York; T NJ Glen ents,
South Carolina; q Drew and sisters, D Dana,
Boston; e G Kramer, Orangeburg; Dan Castello's
Circus; B. Hubbard, Colum ia.
Pduilion Hotel III Housel, Penn; Miss NJ Dillon
and servant, N Y; II Doerzapl City; F Donald,
F Smith, J Fraser Smith, b Cooper, M David,
8 @; Mollineton, N Y; VIM Knox, Miss L Sea ran.
City; Jas Foster, Craig, John Parker b
Singleton, G; A v Ewes, Bambcrg.
The YACHT HENRIErTA.-On yesterday after
noon the famous yacht Henrietta, so well known
amorg admirers Of sea craft arrived in this port.
She is from Havana and Key West, and lett the lat
ter port on saturday last about midday, and had
very moderate weather for the first two days, but
the wind afterwards b.ew in strong gales from
southeast to southwest, and tho last two hundred
and fifty miles of the run made in twenty-four
hours. The benrietta has repeatedly proved her
speed on the water and in th across the
Atlantic in mid-wine., 1866; her performance ex.
en- Ave tons, car 1enter's measurement, AMI was
built at Greenpoint Long Island, about eight years
back. After stopping sufficiently long procure
some supplies, she will leave for New York, where
she will be put in splendid order by her owner
James Gordon Bonnet, Jl. Esq, who viii pi obably
her the occasion Of tue great to como off
this sum ner. !.
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THE STATE CIRCUIT Court Hon. r. B. CAR
PENrER PaRsI. .1Na-TuEsDAY, February 23-In
the case Of the St ,te J4mes Carpenter indict.
mont for larceny, mol. pros entered by the at
torneyGeneral samuel Bates, Indicted for bur larv
and larceny, and dcfende, by r. W. seymour, Esq
was found guilty. of petty larceny. Ellen pericell
and Samuel Jackson were convicted OF assault and
battery, and solomon Happy Of trespass The case
of the State W. Buddy in4lay, Dennis Bunch and
George Godfrey, Indicted for highway robbery and
assault and battery, WAS AIKEN up and r. W. sey-
nour Esq. appeared for the defence, and occupied
the time Of the court till the hour OF adjournment
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Ad-ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment of WM. S. CORWlN & GO No. 275
K ng-street. between Wentworth and Beaufa1n, are
OF tho FLRsTQUALIrY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PURk AND GENUINE This is
an established faot
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South CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY.-At a meeting of the stockholders Of this
company held es.orday, G. S. Cameron, Esq was
elected President, and Henry Buist, Esq, Solicitor
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ASSIGN EE's SALE AT WALTERBORO,.
will sell ut the Courthouse on MONDAY, the LIST
day OF March next. at IL o'clock NJ,
One GRAY HORSE and four MULEl the proper
ty OF Edward f. DAVIS. assigned to me In Bank.
ruptcy.
Two MULES, the property of e. r. Davis and
Lawrence N Fishburnc. assigned in Bankruptcy.
ALSO,
One FOUR HORSE WAGON, the property of
James w. Hill. assigned to me in Bankruptcy
Conditions cash. JOHN W. BUkBIUGE
Assignee.
WATERFORD. February 16, 1869.
February "a D&o mw2
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IN EQUlTY-KERSHAW
1Uenty four Valuable Farms for sale. I'D.
kirkpatrick, administrator, u.s. Jas. Chestnut
ct al.
Before the Courthouse in Camden, OF, tho first MON
DAY In March next, will be sold
SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED ACRES OF
ceased W.
The sale of this largo tract, situated in the imme
dlate vicinity OF Camden, and to be disposed OF in
small and convenient pstcels ofers ne opportu-
nifty to all persons who desire 10 purchase cotton and
turpentne farms. ~
ieims-so much cash as will pay costs Of pro-
ceedings and expenses sale; balance on credit Of
one two and three years with interest payable an
nually, secured by bond, good securities and mort
gage OF premises sold. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers, recording and revenue stamps.
Colonel w. NJ SHANNON will furnish all informa
uon concerning said lands to any person applying. J
J. D. DUNLAP, special Receiver.
Camdt n &. c., February 49, 1869.
February II wu
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As-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON TIE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood. with the humane view Of treatm ant and cure
sent by mail free OF charge Address HOWARD
AS OcIATION, Box P, Philadelphia Pa
January 90 3unos