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Public Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL estate
In Jefferson County, w. Va.

DURSUANT to the will Of the late Tbours
Briscoe Of said County. ! will offer Tor
sale AT Public Auction to tie highest bidder, 90
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WHITE. Gray and Fancy Flannels; Dinner
w and Tea Napkins; Table Linen Plain and
Damask Towels Crash, 1914 and "A Bleached and
Brown Sheetings Table Mats. Ilnor aud IsbleOil
Cloth, White and GRAY Blankets. Crib Blankets,
Just Received and for sale bv
October g, 1865. y. HOW Eli.
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reflect that sound mind and bo,iv nro IN.
most necessary requisites 10 pFonlOts c""m ne
blal Happiness. Indeed; without ii'c,t ~.
Journey through life becomes a wea% n Ny
E IimsSe; M tp EHSpect hourly dArkens 10 Tie
SPAR and filled with the melanehoiv ri.n us'
tlon that The happiness OF another becoInS.
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DE. IOMNArnn.

onice No. 2 south Frederick h,reo,.
Lon band Hide going nom Baltimore slr,or n
leW door1 nom tho corner, FRii moi In ri
Berye the name and number, "
S4-No letten received unlels post pu.,ln It
SS nlsonI i G astamp 70 30 used on thG IcpIy'
teIsond writing should state age, and seiIU
portion porto Of advertisement describing Symp H
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CHAPTER XIV.

There came a delightful letter from
Grace Garden, announcing her return
on a certain evening, and hoping 10 see
Henry next morning. ~.
lie called accordingly, and was re.
ceived with outstrstched hands, and
sparkling eyes, and words that repaid
him for her absence. = - n g q
After the frat Ioyfdl burst, abe In
qulred tenderlv why lie was No pale:
had he been III
No. .sEiTs e,T.. T
NO trouble nor anxiety, dear p
"A little, at first, TN your sweet let.
ters made me happy. No; / did not
even know that l was pale. ovsrstudy,
l suppose. Inventing 10 hard work.
what arc you lnyentlng p 1y,.r5tt
All manner OF things. Machines to
forge large axes; another to grind cir
cular saws; a railway dip; but you
don't care about such lhln9s.'
u beg your pardon, sir. / care about
whatever interests you.' $780,.
''Well, these inventions interest me
very much. One way or other, they
are roads TO fortune; and yon know
why desire iortune.'
All, that ! do. But excuse me, You
value independence more: Oh, I re-.
npect you for Il. Only don't make
yourself pale, or you will make me un.
happy, and and n foe toinyention.'
on this Mr.. Little made himself red
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SrsasitnttSnua.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIOR, R, comply

phhllhOASn V OHlO n. n. UUWPI
WHEELING. December eth, 1869.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN nv
L the iolloWlnR bchet lhIB on and RiIet M.
rsmUer 6th, lSes-i Wheeling Tine. - r.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS. '.7
kAST-LEAVM WEST, VIA O. o. d.
'WhecllnS ,,o "Leave Wheeling
daily aI;:::A9 q N. daily aI....S:2I p. m
AhNiN IN lbeualre."...t;2O
FaIkGnnurE. 4:t5 ,. IN. Cambridge '7:Sl {"
GuinDe[lAhu Nv lAnoSvllle.4.S:6O ~
WAsh,nUltyl0Oo COlumbnS ,,.li:66 e,
Mondays Excepted. !. io5nndayS fxcontAI
MAIL TRAIN.
EAkr-LRAYKs WET. v1Aaon
wheeling ILeaVo WheeIinr
daily aL".Ii:i0 q. m. daily Rt.....,9:4O q m.
AAhIVHAT BellAlr.,....a.,S:20 I"
CRmerOtI"'"E:9 p. m. ARRIVE AT
uraitOn..,"". bio aaFn0sVlIle 300 n, m.
ratferS6 IglSyS gambtldge, t20 q
harperS F'yl:lS p. IN. Newark I"
WlnchBSleT.3IO columbus, ,lO::S
tTIIIi,it ts,SSb Sundays Excepted.
"sundays Excepted.
FAST LINE,
HASE-LEAVEs WEN, VIA GOD.
" 1nn IAe1vN4' uubllnk
ualiy M.".so'O y. m. daily RL....S:N q. IN,
ARRIVES AT Ballnfr t.Il
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hlFpOTB F'yS:S0 lIAmbFtiiee. il * N N,
WinchesterlU:G5 q. m IHlneEyiile. "a ~ -
HagsRtoWn $50 NOYnFk I....;EsO
baltimore. .ll:b1 COIumbuS. 4 IN ~
WaSh'n Cltyi:OO p. m. sand uSEy. .I0:iS i"
Trains on the Main Limo make conneo.
tions at baltimore with traina for PhliaIIel.
phA, New York and Boston AZ Relay
SOnth. ts It. - f"'''N'
Central Ohio Irains make direct conpec.
!lon al columbus for all points Wont and
Tickets 70 OIL principal points can be pn..
- JOHN L. WILSON,
M@Stot OF Transportation, baltimore.
X. I. DEVRLES,
uSeI GenOrAl Agent, WhsolIng.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate or one OF the most ami.
mont Colleges In tho United States, and tia
greater part Of whose Life has been Sleni in
Tho hospitals or London, Paris, PhllRieIphIa
and elsewhere has efiected some or the inSI
astonishing cures That were ever known,
many troubled with ringing In the hbnli anil
ears when asleep, great nervousness, bOln%
alarmed At sudden sounds, baAhfulnCl,R wifi
frequent bluShing, attended sometimes viii
arrangement OF mind were cured IInme.
dlaislY.
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nR, JOHNSON has discovered tho most
Remedy in tho World FOR WoaitneI1 Oh the
BACK or Limbs, BtrloturOa, Affections Of Inc
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DlSclaF.
gH8, Imp0tency, General Debility, Nervous.
neas, DyTpepala, LAngpor, Low eplr1tA, Con.
Timllity, Trembling, DimnGm OF Blight, OI
GldIin6H, Disease Of Tho Head, Throat, Nose
or Skin, Aifectionl OF the Liver, Lungs
stomach or BoHelR- thoSo Terrible blB0FleS
arising nom Solitary HAhltl Of Youlh-bocrpt
andBolltary practices moro fatAl 70 their Vie
tins than the song of6yrenB 10 the Mariners
OF UlyBe9, blighting their most brilliant
hopes or GnticipatiOns, rendering marriage
DC, imnoFliblH.
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Married PergonS, or Young Men contem
RlAung mAtriAgo, being aware OF Physical
Mea6ne1t Organic -Debilty, Dei0riniIIGN
He who places hinsolf under Tho cara n,
Dr.. ], may rellglouHly conildO 10 his hOn0i
% gontloman, and confidently relV nnOn
hiH Rlrill m phyKiCinn,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
YOUNG MEN

Who have Injured themSelves by n cor,o,r
practice, lndulged In when alone. 4 iaHI, III
quently learned nom evil c0mpanInns nt VI
s sao I, me escts OF which arc nightly ie
marriage impossible, and DESTROYS 66t II n,Im1
and body, should apply immediaielv. '''N
What q pity that q young man. iGs hn,,o n,
us country, the pride or his parents. sGpSId
NJ atS ~ II1. ron no a prospeeA and enjoy
Ting nom the path Of nature, and In,lSi,,,Ma.,
IN certain secret habit. Such p0FsOnEinnSt
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WHEELING. December eth, 1863.
DASSENaEll TRAINS WILL RUN nv
L the ioiloT!lig hche dnle on and amer ID.
rSnDer 9th, Wheeling Tine, = II
itINNI AyAF ~ Z t.NS -. -. r.H
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The many thousands cured Al th,. ,,,,,I,.
nAhment within the Last tWUnty years nS,,I
the numerous important surgical ODUr,4iinna
performed BY Dr.. Johnston, Witnessed HS the
reporters OF W. Sun and many other II,usTS
again before The publlc, besides his sI,,IuI I
sa gentleman " character and rsI,Snia.
unity u q sufficient guarantee 10 Liio Inflicted
SKIN DI5RAAES sPEEDII,Y oUHku,
mAHl6-ly - i''!"'
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especially, who haVe become tho victims OF
SOLITARY vtc0, that dreadful and dGStruoilVu
habit Whloh annually sweeps 70 an untImeiy
grave thoulandl o. Young Mem OF the mOsl
oxceuont tuenu and brilliant intellect VINO
might otherwise have antTNncod liRianinp
Senators with the thundOT1 or eloonencC, az
walked 70 Ocgtacy tho living lyrO, may cSlI
with ffIll c0nfilAfl60. 'S N''''
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Assignee's Sale.
by HUTSON LEE. AuctiOneer

BY virtue Of an oder to me directed by the Hon.
george s. Bryan. Judge OF the United States Court
for the District of South Carolina will be sold at
public outcry on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of Feb
ruary next, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the Old Custom
house, 0A''-
Ill that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND. viii,
the twostory Wooden Building and Cutbuiidinos
thereon situate lying and beng on the west eide Of
Ashley River between Bee and Cannon streets ana
known as No. 10; measuring and containing in front
on Ashley-street sixty feet six inches 67 a. on
PACK or west line seventysx feet (76) on the south
and north lines one hundred and I6El feat
be the same more or less; buttipg and bountino In
the north on lands Of f. q Holland to the east ~,
Ashley street, to the south on lands Of Mark r.
Conen aud to the west on lands now or late of W. r
Sanders. fr NJ o-~,''' ~ - W. -
All that TOWN LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND.
situated on the north side Of Calhoun street one
ooor west OF smith-street immediately upon BEN
ne q NJ Pond; measuring and containing in front
on on "a AN 6o sixty feet. back north
me 9so) eighty ieet Elk inches. east line 56 one
aundr.d and 6fty-six feet, and on west line tleo)
one hundred and sixty feet, be the same more or
less; battng and bounding to the north and west
on Bennetts Mill Pond to the east on lands now or
late OF James Poyas and to the south on Calhoun
street, as per plat ON record in Plat Book NO l.
In Mesne Conveyance Office for Char! lesion District
Ieims-0ne half cash; balance in ono year. seeur
cd by ond of the purchaser and mortgage OF tha
premises, build ngs to be insured and policies as.
signed Purchaser to pay assignee for all necessary
papers and stamps. j. B. BISSELI Assignea
sah0Sry ~ fmw8taI
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Residence in Ruledge Avenue.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSJTRE

On TUESDAY, the 9th day of February ut II O'Clock
A. M. will be sold at the Old Postofice.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the desirable Wood
en- Residence thereon. situate on the east side of
Ru.ledge avenue, being the third houye north of
Radtlide-street containing six upright and one
DRESSING room pantry, private stairs double pazzas.
slate roof cistern &C. On the premises are Kitchen
carriage house: stable and ample accommodations
for waits. 1he Lot measures about AZ feet front
by about 145 feet deep, more or less
:. Conditons-S2o00 cash (; $500 subject to an can
I'll bellum" bond and mortgage, on which credit of
one year will be al owed the balance the purchase
money to be by bond, payable in two years from day
OF sale with seven per cent. annual interest to bs
secured by mortgage Of the property the buildings
20 be Kept insured and policy assigned Purchaser
TO pay for all necessary papers ani stamps.
January 20 tstuthsn,tp7
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February 8

ag-TO CONSUMPTIvES.- ADyER.
IlsER, having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his feliow-sufferers the means Of cure.
10 all who desireit, he will send copy OF the pre-
scription used free of charge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
tas, &C. The object of the ADVERT er in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in.
formation which he conceives to be Invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as it will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
February3 3mos
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TEE UNITED STATES COURT, FEBRUARY g.
Tho Hon. George s. Bryan opened the court at the
appointed hour. IL
The argument In the case of Mowry & Co, against
William M. Legett for fraudulent conveyance, was
completed. The Judge will charge the jury to-day
William E. Hughsen and d. G.. Connor applied for
final discharges in bankruptcy, which were granted
The case Of Sumter 3. Gasque for final discharge,
was referred to the registrar and the final hearing
in his case ordered for the 9th February.
D. J. Winn was appointed assignee for ]. Q. Nc
Kinney and H. G. and A. Moses; r. e. Fraser for S.
w. Rapgerie, and p ". Dibble for j. s. Thompson
John d. Sease Son, Henry Y. smoke, and w. j.
Vereen.
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UNDER DECREE I'm EQUITY.
Gray, Master in EQUITY, u.s. Huoer ct ,

Gray, Master in Equity. as. Huger, ct n.
THIS Day, the Sd February, at II O'Clock. will
be kold at the Old Customhouse
All that valuable PLANTATION. situate in St. Pc
ter's Parish, Beaufort District, South Carolina
bounding on Rice Hope. Fife and Cydesdale or New.
ille Plantation known as Murray Bill, and contain.
ing Six hundred acres more or less, as will NOR 9
fully appear by reference to plat of the same by
N. Barrillon. -
Terms-One-fourt cash; balance in one, two and
annually The credit portion to be secured by bond
OF the purchaser and mortgage of the plantation
sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
g.. W. NJ MACKEY
Sheriff Charleston County
reOruaTy 3 stuth6 WI
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

Ldnneau ct al, Us. BonneU ct al.
On MONDAY, the 18th day of February instant. at
Alt that MEsSUAo e ANb LOT OF LAND situate
lying and being on Concord-street, in the City of
Charle>ton, s. c., measuring and containing in
front on Concord-street one hun6red and ten n1L1
feet, more or less and in depth one hundred and
forty-ye 46) feet more or less butting and bound
steam Packet Company. to tie south on lands now
or late Of the estate of Jehn F. Knox, and to the
on Concord. street.. - o'''
Terms-One-fourth cash; the balance on credit
OF one. two three, four and five years. secure by
bond or bonds OF the pul chaser, bearing inter- ct
from the day of sale. payable semi-anAually and q
mortgage Of the property. The buildings to be in
sured and the policy assigned.
q. w. NJ. MACKEY.
Sheriff Charleston County
February mwt3
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CLUBS AND Satisfactorily morning the
Mayor fined D. Conroy, white. $40, for being drunk
and disorderly on the street, and turned him over
to magistrate.
Thomas Green, youth OF fifteen years. wos made
to pay for the window glass of J. Mehrtens corner
Queen and Meeting.street, which he broke with q
snap gun.
Susan Beamer. a colored girl employed by Mr.. B.
M. Her:ot, charged with stealing pettcoats, money
and silver, was discharged. No being made
out.
Phillis Oliver, colored, who lodged for disor.
derly conduct on MIR. stoney's premises, and abus
ing Mrs. Toomer and for the larceny of clothing,
was turned over to magistrate.
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UNDER DECREE I'm EQUITY.
Ashhurst vS. Hicks.

On SATURDAY, the 9Th day of February next at ~
O'clock, will he SOLD. at the Old Oustomheuse.
All that LOl OF LAND. with the buildings there
door south Of George-street being the NORTHERN
OF the lot desienated the plat Of St. Phillips
Church Lands by the number 10, measuring 2e feet
inches on Coming street, and IS feet 6 inches on
the east line by 1T feet in depth on the south ne
bounding north on Lot No. on said plat, east on
Lot No. 8. south on part Of Lot No. TO- and west on
Coming street. -
terms-One-half cash I; balance in one year from
day Of sale, secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises sold. Purchaser to ray
fSr papers and stamps E. w. NJ. MACKEY,
January 90 fnwxs1
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-One white man and
eight coloed men arc the constabu ary in attend.
ance Oh tn court now in session. Tho crier is
colored man.
] he City Inspector Kept the crossings at the cor
ner Bread and East Bay clear yesterday. much to
the comfort of those who had to use them.
Judge Carpenter, now presiding OF tho Court of
General Sessions has happy faculty of dispatching
business.
number Of persons complain that their resi-
dences are detaced by bil-stickers and they desire
to warn them to stop doing.
Several persons were attached yesterday for non.
appea rance at court.
AL fine cut. smoking and chewing tobacco and
snuff not STAMPED according to law of July 20, 1sss
will be seized and cons lated after the 10Th instant
The herse attached to DR.. j. Somera Buists bug
gy ran away yesterday. near Wentworth and Meet
ing streets, and demolished the vehicle. No one
ia it.
colorei girl. walking the Bay last evening
early. was complaining of bow she had re-
ceived on her head with slung shot, in the hands
Of white soldier, IN Church-street. ,44&, M 4
There was high wind yesterday about midday,
succeeded by heavy fall rain, which continued all
day.
The court proceedings seem to have great In.
terest for he coored men, who attend in large num-
bers.
1he Teutonia Society will give masquerade, on
the 9th instant, at the hall Of the smngerbund.
The sloop Msrket Boy will be sold at Union wharf
on Thursday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, FEBRUARY 2-Pa0iHon
HoteI.-N J Thouron, steamer Dictator; II Lee,
Lydia; Bensila New York; DeWclf, Cafor.
mia; w m Foster New York; S w johnson, Barnwell:
81 Parker, Barlwg Mil; L J Grimball, Johns Is-
land; John Woolley, Granitevi le; 81 Dorzaph, -;
John M Clark, Boston; James L Morrison, New
York; Goethe, Pocotaligo; John H Terry. A G
shaffer, Burbrdge, Walterboro.
Charleston HOTEL Gillon Augusta; G w Ma
son, Jr Postoface department; P Ju 'son, New
York; Thomas, Baltimore; Jessup, Jas
Plat, VIM Lummis, Miss f Brlen, Miss Lum-
mis-. James Talcott and wife, Rueben washburp,
Mrs y Sperry and child, Gilbert Hunter. New
York; Friedman, District Columbia; j William
son, Darlington; Davis and lady, City; Miss
Davis, Florida; Williamson and son, Nathan
Gibson, Darlington; General B Hoke ard lady
G; Mrs Gilbert, Miss Gilbert, Y; W A An
drews Richmond, Va.
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Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, &c.
BY NILES DRAKE.

TOMORROW, the 4th instant, Twill sell at nv store
corner of King and Liberty streets
well-selected invoice of CLOTHING, received by
SaragOssa.
CONSISTING OFF,
so Gents CLOIH FROCK COATS
IS Z ents Cloth and Cashmere Sack Coats
$50 pair Cashmere Tweed and satinet Pants
so Cashmere and Tweed Vests
80 Plaid Suits, Coats and Pants.
ALSO,
general assortment of DRY GOODS:
DRESS GOODS. Popins, Stripes, Ginghams
Flannel, Sat,pets Cas- simeres
Blankets, Under hirts, Hosiery, &c
200 dozen Table and Pocket Cutlery
80 dozen Mems and Boys Felt and Wool Hats.
On FRIDAY will SELL
rs cases BOOTS AND SHOES.
February
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AN ORsTREPERoUs CHARAcrER.-One Of the
most ohstreperous characters in the city is colored
fowl vender, by the of Henry Drain. He is
before the Mayor "early and ten is punished and
discharged, and ere many days he is at his old
FRANKS again. Yesterday he was arrested for his
chronic .tail'pg-dis rderly conduct and also for
interfering with he Clerk of the Market. He win be
up again thls morning, and so will Thorn Is Green
'colored youth, for vagrancy.
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eT FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MESsRs.
JOHN CAMPoEN & CO. have opened Branch to
their Markcstreet FIGURING Mills at the corner of
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The Store is
large and commodicus. ana having secured q full
stock of the various cereals they prepared to fur
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates.
September "a q eowoa
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

LEIrCH & BRUINS will sell at II CLOCK, at the
old Postotce, brick store and lot Of land on Broad
street.
g. MoBR1DE SMITH will sell at 10 O'clock at his
salesroom, Broad-street, horses, mules and furni-
ture.
r. M. MARSHALL & BROTHER will sell at half-past
10 O'clock In front Of their Office, Broad-street,
mules. horses, cart, &c.
N. HUNT & Son will sell at 10 O'Clock, in their
salesroom, Meeting-sreet, boots and shoes.
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aJ- ERRORS OF YOUTH..-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful in
discretion, WILL for the sake of suffering humanity
send free TO all who need it, the receipt and direc.
tons for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis.
er's experience, can do by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN
No 40 Cedar.street New York
February an,os
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HoT SUPPER AND REFREsHMENTs.-In con-
sequence Of the unfavorable ,ather last night,
which prevented full attendance at the hot supper
given by the Catholic ladies of Charleston to aid
Bishop Persico building a missonay chap Iol at
Aiken, the entertainment will be continued on
Thursday evening, as well as tonight.
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EXECUTIVE MATTERS. Governor Scott has
appointed, and the senate confirmed, Reuben Tom
linson, A. ]. Ransic7, j. j. Wright c. NJ Wilder
and g. I. Cunningham trustees of the State Or
phan Asylum.
Pardons have been issued for Allen NJ Drawdy,
Joseph Allen and sane Brantley
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FIVE LEDGER AND CASH Book. SO sCourtney's," !"
Sroad-street, has manufactured ledger and cash
book, for the enterprisng commission house Of JEFF
lords Co.. vendue Range. which refects the high
est credit on that No. stationery depot. The bind
ins' runs and general get mp Of these books cannot
be excelled.
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FINE VEssEL.-The yacht Atalanta, built at
Wiscasset, Me-, by Captain r. 81. Tucker, arrived
here yesterday forenoon, last from Norfolk, Va. Our
readers who wish to neat looking craft may
find her at Boyce & Co.'s wharves.
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REAL ESTATE AND SrocK SALEs.-The follow.
ing sales were made yesterday:
BY Leitch & Bruins Two story brick buiIa,no
known as Fordham's barroom No. l7s Meat,nc
street, lot thirty, by one hundred and thirtvona
eesf, for $A500 one-third cash. balance In one ana
two years.
BY Bowers Si'cox The Grimes tract OF land on
the Edsto River, five hundred and sixty.nine acres
mere or less. $3.50; half cash, balance In one year.
BY William B. Ryan Plantation called "sports.
mans Retreat" In st. Johns Berkeley, eleven hun
dred and thirty acres, Sl3ss. Umbris plantation. In
ut. Johns Berkeley. ten huadred and sixtv.ona
acres S7oO Plantation called willow Grove. in e.
Johns Berkeley. six hundred and eighty.sve acres
$1l1o. Terms-one-third cash; balance in ona Ana
two years.
BY Israel Ottolengui Lot OF land on north side ~
Broad-street. with buildings thereon Including the
premises occupied by q. II. DeLeon and e. Latte
Co., and known as Law Range. fifty by two hun
dred and four feet. $4,000; onebrd cash, balance
In one and tive years.
BY VIM. Mckay: Two and half eaory wooden
dwelling with lot twenty y.Avo by 100 feet, No. is
Burns Lane, 8to5O; oneahalf cash, balance In one
year. 4# s5
Store and two others adjoining, corner of Broad
ana Church streets. $3.50; one third cash Balance
ip one and two years.
b. M. Marahan Bro. sold $4,000 worth OF City
Stock at 60 cents.
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