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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-17
SOMETHING NEW FOR 1863.

TNHE NEW CASKET; Rich Collection o:
Il CHURCH MUSIC, containing Sparkling Gems,
gathered from the works of Handel, Haydn, Mo-
Also Choice European end d'Ie american Efo
DIES, selected from Nineteen Popular Music
Books; besides, large amount of NEW MUSIC,
Altogether, being the most Complete Collection
of SACRED MELODIES ever published BY
George o. Robinson, Charleston, S. G.
DIARIES FOR 1862
WENTY VARIETIES,
Jams DUFFIE & CHAPAIAN'S Bookstore
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The following inscription is actually to
be found In an ancient cemetery, in Rock
vile, Eastern Massachusetts:
SIN memory of Jane Bent.
Who kicked up her heels and away she
went"
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HEN PHILOSOPHY -'Now, young peo-
pie, said professor of natural history to
his class, now, then, as to hens. A hen
has the capacity of laying just 600 eggs and
no more, and she finishes the job in just
about five years. Now, what is to he done
with her otter that?"
"Cut off her head and sell her to a board
ing-house keeper for a spring chicken!" ex-
claimed an urchin, whose father dealt in
poultry.
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TBater planting, embracing APPLES and
including many Southern kinds, particularly
adapted to soil and climate, from the earliest
to the latest. Pears, the largest and best col
lection in the South, with new Southern varieties;
standards and dwarfs, of large size, can be fur
nished Apricots and Nectarines, Plums, Cher
ries, ounces, Medlars, Everbearing Muberres,
English Walnuts, Spanish Chesnuts, French Ha-
zlenuts red and white; Pomegranites. Figs several
hardy kinds; Grapes, all the choice table varie-
ties and for vineyards; Raspberries, Strawberry
Plants, all the best, suited to the climate.
ORNAMENTAL EvERGREENs, large and
varied collection, embracing many new Expresses
and jumpers suitable for Cemeteries; Magnolias,
Deodar Cedars, &C.. fine Seeding plants; Roses,
all tho best. including the new French kinds;
Dahlias Of every shade and color; Gadiators, new
French and Belgian; Tube Roses, Crysanthe-
NUNS; Asparagus and Horse Radish Roots; Usage
these to protect your Orchards and Vineyards. A
new general descriptive catalogue, containing all
necessary information, in press and will be for
warded to all patrons. All orders should be ad-
dressed direct to and will receive prompt atten-
ton. VIM. SUMMER, Agent
Nov i3mo POmaria s. C..
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Chester Nursery Garden.

LNRUIT TREES, of all descriptions for sale.
IL The very best early and late Southern Apples
and Peaches Evergreens, Roses, Dahlias, Flower
ing Shrubs and Vines, Greenhouse Plants, &c.
Persons who wish to procure Trees or Plants to
improve their homestcads, will do we'll to examine
my Price List which can be had by addressing
W. BLAKE, Nurseryman,
Oct % i3mo Chester, s. C.
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In Richmond, the other day, a newly con-
yerted negro woman, after prayer meeting,
wishing to attend dance, quieted her
baby by pouring half pound of molten
lead in its ear. The little loyalist still
sleeps
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HAD HIM THERE.-It is stated that an
Irishman called upon disciple of Escula-
Plus and informed him that his wife was
sick and required medical aid. The Nj. D.
was willing to give his attention to the case,
but desired the man to pay in advance, or
enter into an agreement to pay when his
services were no longer needed.
"An it'll be kill or cure for twenty dol
lars?" said Pat
eyes"
Pat was satisfied, and left the NJ. D. to
perform the contract. The woman died and
In due time he presented his bill
Pat looked at it moment and then
asked:
can did yez cure her?"
mo" answered the physician.
.'An' did yez kill her?"
This was poser, and the NJ D. discover
ed that Pat had caught him. The bill, at
last accounts, had not been settled
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-17
WHAT YOU DRINK.

nUT Of thirty-eight specimens of Bourbon
" Whiskcy recently submitted to chemical
analysis, st the various saloons in New York, only
two were pure. The undersigned ventures to
assert that his LIQUOnS and WINES are as pure
as any sold in the United States. AS for his ALE
and LAGER BEER, it is without adulteration;
and he wishes to submit it to any chemical analy-
sic. 1t imparts permanent strength to weak sys-
TENS and invigorates delicate constitutions. Drink
his Beer; you will enjoy the greatest of blessings
health and prolong your life.
Jan 10 JOHN C. SEEGERS
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Call at Kraft's Bakery, opposite Phoenix.
A have just returned from the North with a
N select assortment of TOYS, Candies Fruits,
Jellies, Preserves, &C., of all kinds.
ICED CAKES made to order.
Also. a large lot of PIPES-fine and common
Dec3 PW KRAFT
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The Due West Female College.
Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that, at the expiration
IN of three months from date, application will
be made at the State Treasury for renewal of two
certificates OF FIRE LOAN STOCK, Nos. 2O3 and
335, dated respectively April 1, 1885, and April 12
1850, originals ofwhich have been lost or destroyed
Nov 2G this MARTHA III. PYATT
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POMARIA NURSERIES.

nn THE largest and best collec-
@SYSA. ton of FRUIT TREES ever ,E4&3e
SSS$STGy before grown at these Nurseries E&RSaG
IZ}ESSM is now offered for fall and win ~
-NIA ater planting, embracing APPLES and
~ y PEACHES of all the choice Varieties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-17

girl named Hattie Brown was found guilty win m
Recommendation 70 mercy. He sent TO the PenehIaJ
fsr T mouths His previous good character was Sno"n
At Jefferson Market Police Court, before e. J oi
tica Iedwith Lawrence Mcdonald brought Dy Oi y.
eer Reilly M the Fifteenth Precinct cOmpiane u
feonous assault preferred by William H. smith cOOsTr
AZ No I5 West Thirty thIrdst Smith charges thas uu
ing onarrel on Wednesday night, in the honse No
DnnbSm.eonrt Mcdonald stabbed him in the DieasI WIN
KNIFE The prisoner, who IL Il years ~ ha
uves AT No AS East Twenty ffthst assereu tnHt nS
acted an sefdefense In default Of bail ne was
Tor trial - Timothy Oaks was charged Dy haipn ISe5
mer with having broken into his saloon at NO Sz
way on the morning OF the 18th inst ana caTreu Oh
property 10 the value OF S2ls The accused II ~ yeaIs
old lives No. 40 Chrystest ana wofke1 as paI
tender He pleaded guilty, ana was heid LOT uISl IN
defaut of $1,000 James hayes, formerly a car
conductor on the Eighthave Railroad, was charger Dy
the Rev John Awkward OF No los MOttst with having
asked charity OF hm the Bowery on the night OF the
I5h mar and when the complainant took out his purse
10 relieve him snatched IT, securing 800 with which he
ran ayav hut was subsequently caught by Ohcer smith
Of the Eighteenth Precinct Committed ;-." Wllham
Morris of No ~ Nnth.s" examined yesterday
on the charge OF having seduced Nellie WOOdfOrd OF NO
Sit Greenwichst, on Tuesday night. He acted as his
own lawyer and pun in the plea that the girl was pro
fesson al prostitute and had caused hs arrest that she
might extOrt money. He admitted TO bail III SlOV
10 answer at General Sessions
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SHIPPIAe LArELLlGENCE.
PORT OF KRw.TORG. ...

PORT OF EBw.TORG. ............ December l6
CLEARED.
Norhumhra Liverpool, Hanss Brckeust
Brsnen; Sdt Schwee Mario Castle Adams
Drgo johnson Portland; Marathon lie MessuueT yepOo
Morton savannah Magnolia Coaeh Charleston Saratoga
Alexander. City Point Richmond &c
Sbp-Corelus Grnnsl Whiting London Alexander Amielli
Antwerp.
B1rk-Moutetuma, Hammond Barbados
Bngs-Prscia Zones Jobn ~ r. Baltimore Duree Hayre
Scbs-Arihur Patterson Brownsville; Matte Holmes, Iapev
Kingston. Jam Moihe Punmsr Poiutalitre; NJ Lymbmuer,
lanai, Kisgs Ferry fla D. L. Kirby, Robinson. Charleston =
Warner Wsshiugtou c.; a. Benedict Ellie Richmond
d. NJ Glover PekeruR BstmOre Nautilus Crockett Baltimore
Trade Wind Babb Bnoe George Huut Boston Mary a. Jeer
sOD. Salem
ARRIVED.
Steamship Siberia Harrison. Live Dec and Queenstown 8,
mcse and
steamship Palmyra Watson Liverpool Queenstown
Iva boston a. ndse.
steamship Cleopatra Phillips Dec Ssal Nov o. and
HsvauA n. mdse. and pass
Stip Radiant Chase, San Francisco Aug 22 md
helen Marou, Buner Bristol Eng y days railroad
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvasA Dee I6-Anived brig Rich. from Hew-York
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p1SNENGERS ARRLHEn

PROM LYEEPOO-In steamship sibers. Dec lGM Caterach
Mrs MARY Mcleau N EnEsh b.. j. ON0yrs and lady j. r. SIC
Lean and lady Mclean and lady Mckay and LADY j. Turn
ham A ". CLARK j. r. Craig. j. L. Cunningham.
FROM VERA CRUZ &cIb steamship Cleopatra Dec 6-Rchd
Brag CLARK Peter Bug Pierre Trsniss Charles Smith,
Francisco TosaT Gotta r. RsuIet
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Thursday,

EEw-YORK, Thursday, Dec 10, 1907
Considering the weather, there was an ex-
traordnary good attendance at the Real Estate III
change todsythe principal attraction being Aessrs
Mallory d Blackwells continuation sale OF brooklyn
property These gentlemen succeeded in dsposhR OF inc
remainder Of their lots at good prces-better even
than those obtained at the previous sale.
The Trenton Gazee that there are indications that
rents VIII be greatly reduced in that city the approach
ing sprpg some landlords have already informed ten
ants whom they wish TO retain Of their intention 10 re-
duee the rent voluntarily. IL question worth the
consideration of the great landlords OF this city, Wheler
some concession tenants may not be advisable III coli
sideratOn Of the depression which prevails 80 geher
in the business community. -
The Jamaica TowDHall, which is rapluIy hpprodCh-
ing completion will be the largest and most attIacuv9
building in Queens County Since tits 10 be wen auaeu
county purposes, the town authorities might tenue
the use OF IL the Board OF Supervisors LOT teI
vears thus adjournng the difficulties connected Win ~
eating the Court House ,,.,o, IN
The decision OF the Commissioners OF EquaizatoD ~
the of Duchess County lowers the Valuaton al 0
city of POughkeepsle $552,3sl. -, -. =.
John c. Bishop OF Port Richmond has purchased al a
bargain the old Methodist Church building ~
HarbOr (which has been replaced by Veiy neat anu
substantial edice known the SOnervllie NJ f. Cnurc
built at cost of about $24 O0 The ground purchasen
covered $50 by CO feet and the old church Dulldg winch
was erected H. 1882 ~ by 36 feet The Mariners harpO
people are Justly proud OF their new church edce anu
disposed ahead. Indeed all the North ShoTe people
are very busy In the way of improvements, ana uscu
ing ferries across the Kills, both IN connection "lt
Elizabeth and Bergen for the city IN connection
with the New Jersey Railroad and new steamers Or bhe
regular ferries which are now very mnch CROWDED.
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6iip proptrtr 10 gri.

EOR LEASE-TwO valuable CORNER PDP-
beoe Issuty tlitd H. ur tern years
On ground rent Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN ZItoe'L ltIsL
nFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lsur-
" CompsHy having removed to ss~ saess eos B1d'J
Of lht oftr 10 let thtf te oheh AZ ~
ofRslds-sI Apply on tbe premises
ITO RENT, FURNISHED, or FOR SAE.-
The desirable Dwelling House stn ease q "i No INs,h.rF
The house tbeetofT sr 90 'Itnt ana
vel nhed will be- rented 10 l 81 MAJ ust o. iot iogtr rf
apply Tor permits 10 MULLER. WILKINS Co so 5FrrA 'a
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6itn 2taI 6statt for SaI,.

DOR SALE or TO LEASE for a term of
with privilege for tenant to Hpro'e) toe PROPERTY
corner Feebtbt occupied by the ~ Y Club
particulars apply to T. H. LUDLOW Co Pine 81 az 6ill
A NSON HUBBELL, Real Estate Broker, hav-
n ing purchased BUSINESS Of the late w BENEDICT will
continue The same at The old between
and Thrtr6hsts AKSON HUBBBLL late with s. W BENEDICT
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Situations Wmt,O-- fmllts.

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes IIU
~ ATON COOK end Will s'sl't WITH tir washing. ~ West
l8bsL. between oh and iit.s's rear Room No =
XNANTED-A situation Is LADY laid
w and ,EAMSTRESS h q competent scotch girl Can bsreu M
80 Ea Is'nh hriseen the bou Of DO ali o.
A GENCY.-WET NURSES and Male ad Fc-
~ mall k4fses for Lr SICK With ctprrsrrF 1ll srcs 3 uu
lay an times ie found a. LOJlh Mrs. HANSEN lEht
AGENCl. sixth g.. uear Bot'U. -
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, cQablc
" soby constantly o. BE- iouli Mr. Low b CIR
Man IYSrlrUTE. hfsi.,t eorler Bossru
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Country proptrtp 90 g't.

STORE to RENT in ROCHESTER, y.
- 10 RENT Feb J. 1870 The sIaout ill e'sltI ORB
No. n sud - stss Width asi ~ 'ssi u tsil viiL
Basemeui Of Gusrsoa, al veil lighted AID f etb Dry
Good, 81 oileF similar trade.
The bulldog considered r 10 she eslts
OF busue,. Appy 10 ELLN ANGER BARR,
Ra.hs,,sTS Y.
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rnrRsnAr,s v sArnkR RkPOKr-s. n.

MINIATURES ALMANAC
Sun 1853 Moon SO:
6.iO Island. Hell Gate 1851
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8oaro arN 2ooms.

BOARD in JERSEY ClTI.-Largc irOn1Oom
newly and tAuifnuslr furnished 20 ~ 90 geo
wife gentlemen 40 ri PEI wees wih hboo
Also front ta i tu"f To iHo a.
"a psr werf Regular duuer House aud
convenient TO fer Call address NJ H. kNArI - toEctL
Jersey Ct Reference exchanged
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE

BY WILLIAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
-Four house IN rear and lot NO ~
I.
BY A. j. BLEECKER, son & co.
Two story frame and lot Of lO6bs 1913 OF the
it .Sb iT3 n Of Ave 25rlU2 ......,......... 25
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GroOklpu RraI 6stats for Salt.

EOR SALE, on Gatcs-ave., BrOoElyn-A large
threeso and extension BRICK HOUSE aud FOUR LOIS OF
GROUND has all the Price moderate
terms satisfactory NJ. A. rutland Co.. 5Beekmanst. n. y.
CTORAGE STORES for SALE or to LET
- The granite STORES fronting
''''' WM n. CLARK ITO wiIlamst
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ERIE RAILWAY. Trains will leave Depots
II foot ofChambersst ard foot ihrst a. follows
through Express Chambst ats n 10 n 30
aud D. n daily; leave Tscutytbirst at 15s W, -
a. and DARYL hes and uproye ell Drawing Room
accompany the tran through 20 Bufso connecting
Al Sleeping Coaches through 10 Cleveland
and Gallon Sleeping Coaches will The 10 n tran rom
Su,qnehanuA Buaao; 30 tan 20 Buffalo ard TIE 80
NJ train 70 Roohs Baso And Cincinnati Al kmgart tain leaves
daIF afpp.
For Por Jervs - p T~en1hrl.t. { Is M
Sundays rcepeil connecting for WAr"ieh Mont
.amsry. GuiIord Pine Island and Un"uvile
For Middleton and War, at $3.50 tlseny hst $50 P m)
Ot.yie Wsv. al SD da ~ Uent - an
Fof Negbafgh and NAy at JO and 80 n IIWelv lhTl
q g. a. i.l1 and AIS g. M
Ior Suarn Way. AID p GNeutr third 4f3 aud
SIS o. ND Theater HOP tlweut1 shirt st. u T. N
FoT Patterson ADD Wav from Tweuy hrit Depot AZ - m,
9.lsA as ldAiyi, tf5 5l' . No. aud 80
n Prom Cuambsrs,t Depot At Gas yl5 n IL n, l:t'
Z o.. tdaIyl. Z D. n Sis . m. and 6.N =.
Wav from TNeuttibft,t htpot $50 No.
ll.t5 o 9 S. IS 5 q H. atl t.'s IN. PROM
ChAmbsust Depot y 10. o m. 33 o H. o. IT, ana
o..
Foi nou, and Wsr from T~sutyihri Dsrot at IS
r. 'l.la IS l. - p 'ti3 p m ana
SATURDAYS onIr ~ ndrslt From chamber bepo a. ~
.J1D s.l5 'to p IA AId saafdA!s o1I ~
udrFht 81 -t--
Co,et car otri orders r the checking and transfer Of
Bsr,ar, Offices "a so and s5l Brads
rartsr sod tl II aud Ihr ave Harlem
1s FrHors Hroaus nspo foot 81 Chambers st. au' foot o
New YORK. No kIcbangrpare and Long DOek
I.t.t Js-,s, CITY ~ tie the principal hotels
To PerAuut oliy.
WI II BARR General Passenger Agent
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Stiambuats unS gailrcaSs.

.~~%-
TOR BOSTON, via FAN River, touching at
ss.gOr.-wn arans.nsSi. Ies ge@dA steamers SEW
h .oI d eiTe sSSGs. .I:s o. North R1si
''i n I r siSoss Managing Director '''
\. S xhsdu S'r rI rt;is' ss,a a''''
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY
80 M d S% Pc, ~ tS' ts !. ETG,S@ a.
.us ffe" T T Big cite.
Safety, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston Worcester ReSsuIr G arSsn J...ou Lowell. Law
stsse s.;au' eSe6. Concord Psl.'r B'S'r' aud inferno
CITY OF LAWRENCE ou
s,, ,,,, and CITY ~ % rom
Psr 20, Norm Rive, foot q Canal and w.a..,.
point. IsaSos so;.S;S Sof"sS
YER and Boston. Hartford, and Ere Railroads .
through tickets and rates for freight ,ppl, ths osee Pier 40
' New i fofi Oct Is 1869 '"0A'' "'' N''''
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
- INDEPENDENT LIsE for BALI. WASHINGTON, the WEST
t.ved Forwarded by PROPELLER LINE from Pier g. R. ard
d, aT f [EE aS i.@ p T% .i No.
MFs IDa And ,G.s from foot Rg ecu, 20 TS S
TS 9SE S line '0F's this I PFsT d CkES GOOD
No 292 Broadway, cor. Barcsy.st, New York
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ Passenger and Freight Dpo; New York foot Of Liberty
sO Railroad EsoU With the Lshr6 VALLEY Railroad aud IL.
nseous forming line Pittsburgh and the West without
ofean
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
SIty miles three hours saved by this Chicago CnsupA
ST. Louis, kc, with hat change Of cars
Silver Palace through from Hes-York TO Chicago.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing November IS G69-Leave New York foows
900 n-Por Ehon. Bethlehem, Maneh Chunk WiAmspert,
Nme'bAe Mahahoy City Tuckhanboek TowAnda WsEery sc
S:l5A m.-for SomervIle.
$50 nFer Fsmiuqou Junction suoad,bur water Gap seu
TOT. kbgton, Pituon. Great Bend. &C. -
l2m.-Por Fnngtop EAs,ou Allentown Maneh Chunk. wilkes
barre keadug Columbia Lancaster Epha LI, Pottsui sefAn'
ton Harrisburg he
Sis D. m.-For sOmeryle
CD m-For Ea,tOn aud intermediate stations
D. m.-For Somsrvile.
$50 D. m.-For Plsinfed
HIS .. m.--For Pan6ed, on SATURDAYS ONLY -. ~. . ~.
Trans Elizabeth A. $40 $40. 800 ~ 90 So 20
$40 O:4O lIOA Min 100 ass. Jl5 $50 400 go, 40
Soc 100 $40 300 80, IOl5 lliy o.
FOR THE WEST.
ga mNFTERs Express daily Except NundAysl iof bason,
Allentown Harrisburg West without change OF TO Inen'
burg for Ee AMI the OIL Regions Connects Junction for Shrewsbury
Water Gap Scranton G Connects Pbsbug for hAnth ChunG
NiIkesbArrs. &c
daily sataday') ior Eas'en
Betheht Allentown Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh chicago, and
seepngesrs Pittsburgh and Chicago 90 Saturdays
~ Allentown only.
m-WEsrERN E1PEEss TRAM. daily tereept Sundsys Tor
EGtton Atnowu ReAd1g HGrsburg Pittsburgh and the Net
Harrisburg train for WhamTort kre Ne
Sleeping through jersey city 10 Pittsburgh every evenor
Of Lberivst " atNo Asor house
No, 25i 2 $40 Broadway at No 10 GrsnS and 81 NE pm
oipA hotels X T. hiChEh Sapeflh'ehaeL1
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Htlg Mautto.

Idp dGlntto.
AGENTS WANTED everywhere TO Sci, the
~ AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE tbs ouly ITa-tca 'aulF
Knui,a Machine ever uys1ed Ptce Hl tut % 100 itrs
Der minnie Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHSE IO. oitoH.
Macs OF, 81 Louis Mo
IRON Molders Oh light and heavy work Wnted
at Excelsior Iron Work iNb Ea h,er h,t AIyuues gl4 D.
TI'O AGENTS and POULTRY RAlSERS.-We
must reliable iu eouly
Canaak Good aud Jl
partial fnowrg. ofths aud habits o. foa uycessAy .ea
"'- II PfTMAN Co. LvruNas'
WANTED-AGENTS, $3.50 per monh TO
. w SILL the only GENUINE IMPROVED COMMONskNSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, Price only S5 Great lpdsmtns
Agents popular sewing Machine Of the dAymAts Infamous
Elastic Lock kud Of that
msehipe-OOUO0 sold dsmsnd constantly Increasing No the
tine Agenc send fot ecuhr BsNATe oiufngt Al
SECOND Co.. Boston Msss Pittsburgh Pa 81 la. No
VVANTED-AP PRACTICAL MAN, thoroughly
w competent four gang aud circular mill iH"rdA
the business 81 the None but ap OF
brstA ability eIpereune need apply Apply pefs6 or ~
letter W A. PAtKE Agent Pensacola Lumber Co.. 70 SIh 81,
keN-lOrk.
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RIAL 6statf 10 Grtbsns,.

ORANGE.-To EXCHANGE for City Prop
Ao elegant COUNTRY ShT house o,'!e s19. com
every modern Improvement including hot and
cold water finished the most approved style Barn for i've
and house Ihe grosnts contain ~
lave hDe shade trees and Tsue esee,
excellent the land e In seIn PsrE through
privilege Of ndng The place on. OF the
finest In New. Jersey. A. d. hhbli'n IN bho' orlhen
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6onntrp gfal Gstatt for Salu.

NOR SALE-About 1900 acres of TIMBER
and COAL LANDS nAid on The ws, Branch Of the
ynsn,n AZ Crawford oanes Penn Fo information .ddress
WILLIAM KINDS. Reno. VsnAngo Cn REM
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CRED'K SYLVESTER,
REAL. ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT,
2OS SOUTH FOuRTB.ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
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Office. l4Pine.si.
GALE of valuable GOVERNMENT PROP


GALE of valuable GOVERNMENT PROP
- RRTY in North Carolina Georgia and Mississippi The U. s.
Hospital grounds Vksburg and NaeheL Mss Whining
ton Ocraeoie ~ c. ul the u Branch Nuts AID SI3nds al
PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY llth proIimo Al " n hyhe o
loving Of whom interested parties can Obtain AL a
Marine Hospital at vcl,barg Miss BY Collector Of ca'iOu'Vels
burg 49, 80
Marine Hospital at Wilmington c. BY Collector Of Ca'''' VIII
Marine Hospital osAole c. by Collector Of cG'Om Beau
Branch Mint at Charot, n c. BY Collector q internal lveHu'
Salisbury n. &. ,,- =.
Branch Mint at Dbonega BY Collector q Internal Rsoe At
lantA. Ga -. 90, ,.,,,
fnh cash he balance n four equal quarter 'af mFs he
trst Of which lh Apnl utI sih mieti om
Any ne on toe part purchaser make the ps,suis A.
will involve the surrender Of The properly Aha We oAe 70
the Government Of the payments already mau, 49, -
Al bids made subject 10 tie approval o. the Nenethl me
the eryug The night 10 fe any or ALls
deemed h. Interest Of the Government 10 do So 49,
vii h. given The successful bidder upon acceptance biz Lbg
rary OF the Treasury deed executed when ths as yment
shall have been made 6koR'E ;. boOl VIII 'e,t,I'-
THE COLLYER SHIP-IARD for SALE-On
TUESDAY December. instant viii be sold al auetohv A.
BLEECKER Co. under Judgment Of Supreme Court ~ Fuuon
EDGAR KETCHUM Referee FOURTEEN LOTS 90 the EasRver
Forty ouhs compfug The
line Of the block with the water nght AAI4' The
Auetoneers. p Cetarst
VINEYARD, Vincyard-To be sold, by rider
ofihs Snpes Court a. the Ho Of Stah SmIh Al NiPoft
Sua County L. TUESDAY, the th day Of Deeemterl t At
p vineyard containing about oo acres NeYrape
ponds stocked sth Ssh and usnmg NA IVege
fruit dweing house Yarn, ana
peasabtT situated sitr iFo
Sohpo Railroad depot Great opportln1 Tor rcs 10
purchase Nno interested in 'he Art ard VINE 6qHs,'
SBPsris, from the city desiring attend The sale aEse Jog
ococt Nor,hpors train At the J. Il X depot foot Of Jant'lp
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Sudiun Sails Of Stal estatt.

J. Jons,or IT,, Auenone.r
DY JOHNSON 81 MILLER,
Id AUCTIOHEERs AND
REAL ESTATE BRO kBRs,
No. rs NAmAUsT. con. CEDARtT, hGsioaK
CITY Residences Stores Bov County Seat na fnn bought sold,
rened befoed Auction sAe' Fnrnis' he
TOLLYER SHlP-YARD for SALEM partI-
ton; water front Forty third 70 fortyfouhs
BLEkCKRR will sell Auction on TUESDAY BIC a. 1862 at
m At the RIcbange sAeoom III Broadway un judgment
the Supreme ketchu referee nren OTIS
hdst and Forionrhi VIII 'h WOE poeh oni
EastR fver
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d. 81. SEAMAN, hucOneet.
CUPRENE COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
- PROPERTY on MULBERRYST.
NJ SEAMAN will sell at Auction FRIDAY Dee 1lG9 at u
O'clock Exchange SAeoo M Broodrav underdrefon OF d.
p ngrAham IT, esq. Referee the VALUABLE LOISEno'u a. Nos
o. So Mubet each Lot has On the honi All rec large
and snbstantiAl brick House
Maps &c. at Auouoneers Ohce. II Pinest.