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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23
G. ii. CRuSSMAN.

nEALER il Groceries. Provisions. Wood
H c7n Ware etc Keeps ON hand a COM
pletc variety Of ihe best goods in his line that
she market affords 1922
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wM. II. SANDERSoN.

KFRPs FOR sALEa good stock of Dry Goods
IN Groceries. Hats. Caps Boots and Shoes
heady-made Clothing. cic.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

hEAIER ~ SHELF and Heavy Hardware.
~ Stoves and Tin Ware. and all varieties
of Farmers asd mechanics Tools. Agents
for McCarmiek's Rea, ers ami Singers Sew.
ing Machines. keel@ constantly on hand
White Lime and Cement.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SAMUEL NELSON

SAMUEL NELSON,
MI ANUFACTUREs and Deals in Boots aud
1ll Shbes of all kinds BUYS Hides, and
does Repairing generally. Can be founI at
his old shop on Main Street.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

hEALER IN Books. Staiisnery. Wall aud
IL Window Paper. Toys Newspapers, etc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23
Auction sale.

TNHE undersigned will sell at auction, at
the former residence OF Hiram Bates,
River Falls, on Saturday, May 1st, at l
O'Clock p. m. quantity of farming tools
plows, hoes, shovels, &c.-also quantity OF
household furniture.
HOSEA BATES.
Prescott AnriI %, 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23

U1O ~ p7E MADE DAILY--No RISK
tD1O W SplO with our STENCIL. and kEf
CHECK TOOLS AND MATERIALS Reduced Price
List free. T. ". HICKCoX & CO., $50 Pearl Street,
New York. silva
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23
HOTELS.

BRACKET HOUSE,
DT F. BEAoKErT. Conner Of Elm and Main
I'D Streets. River Falls. Wisconsin.
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Amounting to nearly $500, 1000

in any other way-
nE7" The best of Boston and New York references
given to the reliability OF house, and that
business is conducted in the airest and most legiti-
mate possible, and that give greater value
.or the money than can be obtained any other way
All Goods damaged or broken in transportation re-
placed without charge.
IL hecks describing articles sold sent to agents in
Clubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee every
article cost less than if bought at any Boston
New York Wholesale House.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-23
G. W. MAPES.

A THE OLD PIONEER STORE. deals in Dry
IN Goods, Groceries, &c aud wants Custo-
mers ami Grccmbacks.
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APRIL 20, 1869
MM- l.. DAVIES.
S. j. OAKLEY,

HEErs MEAT MARKET on Main Street.
N They also keep ON hand and Tor sale
good quality of Fresh Lime. Cash Tor hides.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-06
Jal,u7ry9

aE GOOD ADVICE.-LET OUR POSSES
SIoNS te what they may-marble palaces. broad
lands magnificent plate. or cnskets of"precious
stoncs"-thcy all siuk in tho balance against Hea-
ven great boon, HEALTH md they cannot be en-.
joyed without it And yet how little is 1t valued
aud how carelessly pres rvcd. The lIws CT nature
cannot be violated with mpunity. Night rsvelry,
luxurious living, irrcgularity of meals. and disor-
dered appetite. will gradually destroy The power and
activity OF the stomach Gow rnan? ladies' and E L
tlcmeu cal acd drink disease at late suppors, and
arise IL the moinna with holdachc oFs Of aipc ito,
feeling largaio and unrcfreshed There can be no
medical remedy that will turn leal into food, or
poisoned drinks into rilneni but medical science
assi,t nature, supply exsa' led fluids, ard 10 j
great ex.co correct the effects OF disease In all cases
such as The above, we recommend PLANTATION
BITIFR9. You will find thom just the thing-at
tue same time most delicious tonic and appel zcr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-06

STEAMSHIPS BOUND TO SEA.-Tho water front
of our harbor presented cheering sight about mid.
day yesterday to oil well-aishers to the prosperity
aud development Of our city. At he above mcniien.
od time no less than Eve superior steamships were
proceeding down the noble bay in front Of the city,
aud weot rapidly 10 ses. They we're, In Part bound
to several Of the commercial centres Of the North,
aud one of them for an Atlantic vovage. They were
the British steamship Statra, for Liverpool; the
steamships Charleston and Saraeossa, for New York;
.Pronetheus, for Philadelphia, and Sea Gull. for Ba'
timore Part Of their cargoes consisted of six huu-
dred and sixty bags Of eel island. fortytwo hundred
and twentythree bales Of upand cotton and six hun
dred and si1t, seven tierces of rice.
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ngTHE EXTENT TO WEIGH LIE ADUL-
ITERATION o: liquors is carried on in this coun-
try makes it the duly Of the purchaser to irvc'ti
gale the merits of the article oured for sale. II is
well known fact that many Of the Drandics. Wines,
&C.. are manufactured from rencn Extracts, Essen
til Oils and Alcohol, which ID poisonous, thorcby
causing many injurious effects
Tho public Is justly Suspicious of nearly every
thing put up for sale uudcr the name of Liquors. and
the trade has been brought into dlsrepuic. and III
order to nsure 10 thcsc who desire Pure Article 1t
is only necessary for us 10 say that VIC Import Direct
oil Brandies, Wines and Gins aud warrant them per
fec'lypure as originally imported.
ALL Bottled Liquors bearing the libcls of W. S.
coRWIN & CO., can be relied upon as being pure.
sS-Purchascrs should no ice that the P.i or Cap
over tile cork is not broken. We py for Bottles that
have our labels Oh, One Dollar per dczcn when rc'
turr ed
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REPoRIER's CRUMBs.-Templeton will be
here on the eighteenth with tie "White Fawn.'
plan Of the new CATHOLIC Church to oc built in
Aiken was on exhibition at the "Hot Supper" last
evening. John Il. Dcvereu1. Esq, is the architect
Mr. a. NJ. Moreleud sold $500 worth of cty stock
yesterday at si1ty.two cents
Tho work on the new German Church. King street,
is progressing finely. The woskmen ore engaged on
the steeple.
The Orphan House is set.ise thorough cleaning;
tho super ntenden IS z,ng the labor of the boys
Estimates were handed in yesterday. to the COM
mittee of Council for painting the railing around
wragg squarc.
The prisoners of the House Of Correction had 4
nice limo of yesterday IA the cola cleaning the
city d. aims as punishment
The shell road ia receiving another coating OF
shel,s The recent rains haze done it but very little
damage.
James J. Reeves ,:as reIrandcd TO jail yesterday.
He will be indicted for ;he samo crime again.
The trial OF JAMES Lo.ins alies Indian Jim. will
.sGe place on Tue Gay. tho 10Th instant.
few more chairs III the cou-s room Will add to
the COW cuience o. the place.
Why don't SOM, entcrprising person introduce the
velocipede here. Tho shell road has hne surface
for it.
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February 3

sD-TO CONSUMPTIvES.-THE ADVER-
T1SER, having been restored to health In few
weeks sya very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, ind that
dread disease Consumption. il anxious to make
known to his fc!low-suG.rers the means CT cure.
To all who desire it. no will send copy OF the pre-
scripion u cd free OF chargel, with the directions
for preparing and using the same. which they will
frd sure euro for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchi-
las &c. The object of The advert or il sending tic
prescription is TO benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which be conceives TO lie iuvluab!c: aud
he hopes every sufferer will try his rcme5y as twill
cost them nothing ind may provo blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
February3 3mos
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HOTEL ARR1vALs-Februa1y 5.-PGutti II
Hotel.-T j. brabham Barnwell; Geo. " Wise,
Edgcfeld. South Car lima; T. W. Talbert, Ninety
s1, South Carolina NJ. c. Hall, Nor or.hcastern Iai!-
road.
Charleston HOTEL W. C. Workman, Savannah;
W. D. Clarke, New York; c. a. Spring. ]. j. Upham.
Orangeburg; Ii. ". Lathrop, wife, two children and
nurse, Miss II. Lathrop, Baltimore: j. f. Woolin
North Carolina; John Chadwick. Wadmaaw; D.
Brtawcl Pennsylvania JoscIh stutt ana son, Phil
adephia S. C. thompson. 1iStcy Hill; ". Fl. Par
ker, Aobeville Z. 4. Joyman, Columbia Il. j..
RedAeld aud wife, Miss Redleld, W. b. Eea3e!d,
Now York; Rev. y. Bolles. Boston; I. B. Ferguson
and wife, Baltimore; g. Whittior, New York; II. W.
Egglcssor, Connecticut; j. Il. Brooks, Boston; Chas
A. Adams, Baltimore Il. W. Wilwal'h, Chicago;
Ihos. Grover, New York.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN SEEDS
PER STEAMER CIpIBEIA.

VEGEraBLE AND FLOWER SEEDS, DULBoUS
ROOTS, &C., viz: early aud Large York Cab.
bIgo Early and Late Drumhcad. Early and Late Bat
tersea Early and Late Flat Dutch, Early May. Early
Sugar Loaf karly Ok Heart ond Green Glaze Cab
bages, Drumhcad and Green Iurled Savoys, Brown
and Green Curled Knle Cauliilowor. Brocalli, Raj
ish, Turnips, Bccis. Carro.s Spinach, Onion Sceo,
Parsrips rrslcy. Leeks Lettuce, Thyme, Sage, &C.,
&C.. Red and White Planting Unions
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED GERaNIANS, 50 cents per paper;
Large Papsy or Hca tscasa. Large Double tarnl-
tons, Picotec anl phcasaut's Eye Pinks, Mixed Yer
bona. Doubr Blood-rod Wa1ower Double Dab 10,
Double GilJwars, Double iilslms. % cents per
paper; Scarlet, White anu Purple Cdnditufts. Double
INA links. Gilea 1rcolor Double Hollyocks,
Clarka Pulchella, LarssFrrs, Sweet William. Core
opsis, Poppies Mixed Nemophllla Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Bells, Coxcomu, sweet Dllsnoncte,
Sweet Al, ssum, Princess Feather, China and Ger
man !.sters. Primrose Zennn. Peiunia. Portulaca.
Phlox Drummondi, Rel Yalcrlan. Runn1ng Vncs,
&C., &c, 10 cents per piper; fine strong and yigo-
rovs strawberry Pants, choice collection OF lea
Roses, Double Dahiias, MI colors.
ALSO,
.n ass ortment OF HOU- EK EEPlNG ARTICLES,
Agricultural and Horticultural Implcments
For sale by JOHN THOMS' N " CO.,
No. 2,9 Kiag-strect
January l6 sIuthl2 Charleston, 5. G.
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The New CHURCH on SULL1vAS's ISLAND. -
TIE Gazette for this weak scys: "T"o weeks ago we
noticed the laying Of the corner stone Of Catholic
church to be erected on suliivans Island and dedi
Gated to the worship OF Gcd under the invocation Of
ST. Mary, Star OF the Sea. The church is tn be q
brick structurc thirty BY sixty feet, having spire
one hundre and twenty :ect high. surmounted by a
cross, which will serve as sign OF hope and forti-
tude to the outgoing Mariner and beacon Of joy
and safety to the wclry trav ller no approaches
our hosDitrblc shore"
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The STATE CoURr.-The Hon. R. B. Carpen-
ter presided. The motion o. the Attorney General
fol a new indictment against Reeves was granted;
also motion to discharge Michael Burns accused CT
being an accessory OF Eeeyes, on recoguizance of
$500. Rules of attachment against numerous wit
nesses were ordered to be issued. John Symoas.
tried for larceny. found guilty, but recommend
ed to mercy. Toney Washington was acquitted Of
the charge of assault and battery. The grand jury
found true bills in the following cases: Jccob
Barley, Julia Green. Joseph Horlbcck, Charlotte
Walker. Nat Gadsdcn, Roaert Jones. John james
Isaac Jervey, Samuel Bates all colored burglary and
larceny. Jackson Richa, dsoo. Isaiah Richardson,
Thomas Richardson, Jamcs Richardson, Quash Zap
py. alias Poor Boy Dappy." Jack Holloway, and
- Boston, all colored, larceny; and no bill in the
case of Hugh Ferguson. white. assault and battery.
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sg ERRORS OF YOUTH.--A GkNI LE-
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and oil the effects OF youthful in-
discretion, WILL for tie sake oil suffering humanity,
send free 10 all who need il, the receipt and dircc-
tions Tor making the simple remedy BY which lie was
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the adverts-
ers experience, can Go so by addressing IN perfect
confidence, JoHS b. OGDEN.
No 42 Cedar-sreet, Ecw Yo;k.
Febr1,ary3 3mos
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The UNITED STATES CoUET-The bon. Geo.
S. Bryan prasidel. ah, petition of Loring 4
Gates to establish lien in the matter of ". p. Way.
favora5y reported on by the Registrar. and tie
assignee WAS ordered to sell, and FROM proceeds Of
sale TO satisfy the lien. The petitions of D. Bill
and H. Livingston executor to establish hen in the
matter Of j. G. Kennerly, was heard and sale or
payment Of lien ordered. Final hearing in the case
OF B. NJ. Bochette bankrupt, was ordered for the
9th day of February. George A. Hoffman. OF the
firm of Hoffman, Brabbam & o., wa. finally dis
charged. The petition OF F. j. Smith. assignee Of
Josiah j. Brabhum, bankrupt, 10 sell real estate to
satisfy lien. was fayorably reported on by the Regis
trar, and the sale ordered first Monday in March,
James W. Jennings, Tshsm Moore. John j. cros-
well and Richard N. Noorc were finally discharged
from bankruptcy. L. ". C'Hear was appointed as
sigree n the cases of Theodore stoney and hichard
Roper.
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as- THE CELEBRATED w. S. C. CLUB
house GIN, pure, soft and unequal!ed-W. :. COR
WIN & CO., sole Agents Medical men of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin. in is pure stale,
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence, and more PARTICULAR" TO these
who use it medirina,ly, as article that only re-
quires to be known to be properly appreciated.
No. 81 so nor bottle SIS per case.
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CITY OF CHARLESTON.

CITY OF CHARLESTON.
Fiist DistIict-compris:ns Wards Nos. end ., lying
cast of Meeting and outh o.Calhoan st-ccts t.
Q. McHUGl, Assessor.
Second District-Comprisng Ward3 Nos. and I,
east OF Kins.strcct and south OF the city boundary
line-Alr. BENZ &. KINLOCH, Assessor.
Third District Comprising Wards Nos. and 4,
lying west OF King and sou Ii of CLlhouu stccct5-
Mr. JOHN W. KGNGMAN.
Fourth Uistrict-comprisire Wards Nos. and
lying west Of Klng.sroet an solh Of the city boun
Diary hnc-Mr. j. NJ. I. DEREEF, Assessor
Fifth Distric.-Compii.ing all that section OF
country wit. in the county, lying cast of the santeo
Canal and the Cooper River, consisting of the Par
shes of st. Stephens. st. james santec. ST. Thom-
as chris! Church, and the islands. includ-
ing that portion OF st Johns Berkeley. east OF the
above named linc-AIr. g. F. LEQUEX, Asses
sor, Messrs. s. D. RUSSELL and J. D. binds, AS
sistants.
Sixth Disrict-CoTprising oil that section Of coun-
try within the county lying west OF the Santee Canal
and the Cooper River consisting of ST. James Goose
Creek and that rtion of st. Johns Berkeley, not in
cluded III the Fifth Distric.--Mr J. W. GRIFFIN,
Assessor; Mr.. E. S. MIKELL. Assistant.
Seventh District-Comprisine all Of tic Parishes
Of ST. Andrews aud st. Johns Colcton. and the nd
iacent islands-Mr, WILLIAM DART, Assessor; Mr..
THOMAS a. BAYiIARD, Assi.t9nt.
Elch Assessor Is required to comp!e'c the assess.
mcut wl'Din bis district befo:e til l6:l diy OF
Fetrury. 1869. employing IN assisan. If dcsme
reessar;, and to conf Ic him;pl. within til, DIS
trct t. which b. is assigned Observing strictly the
bound T; lines OF tie SAM. While cich Assessor
stou rireful to avoid as FIR possiac acy-
thing that may seem like an unne essary inv ST.
got on into the private sfIr, of Inc tlI- layr he
must at the e,mc time use every proper means to
satisfy hiu self as 10 the correctacss OF the cturns
mace.
II is most important that tho Assessors and all par
ties interested should understand that the year for
which this assessment is made terminates on The 1st
day of September, 1865; and that it is the property
which has been hold by the taxpayer during the
year preceding that dat, that is 10 be assessed for
taxation.
Each Assessor herein named and assigned to dis.
trict is requi:e to enter upon the discharge Of his
duties on MONDAY, The 1lth instant, and to resot to
this Office whenever 1t may be doomed necessary.
Assessors should read carefully the net providing
for the and tax tion o. property, and tho
instruction to Assessors appended thereto.
A. ]. RANsIER,
Auditor Charleston County.
Janu7ry9 s1mo
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SOUTHERN STOCKS were dull in New York on
Tuesday. The Herald quotes: South Carolina
skies T2a7S South Carolina SKIES, lew. 70aTI; South
Carolina skies, registered, 6oa65; City of Memphis
sixcs, 5215a53;s; City OF Savannah severs. s7a90;
City of New Orleans conscls. sOasl1a; Mobile and
Ohio steri,ng G2aGi Mobile and Ohio elghts. 5oa52;
Mississippi Central TAI road first ,nort&age 67a7o;
Memphis and ch1r.estor. first mortgage s7a9o;
Memphis and Charleston, scco nd mortgage, 75l'6;
Memphis and Charlestoc stocx 4Ta5O'
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CoLoEEp LAwYrR.-In the Court OF Common
Pleas at Columbia, on Monday, Representative
wbipper, cocred lawyer, appeared for Peggy Bel
ten colored charged with assault and battery upon
q lady. This, we believe is the first appearance Of
colored lawyer in The courts of this State Colored
lawyers, however practice in the United States Su-
prare Court, and N the courts of several Northern
Statas
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THE STEAMSHIP PRoMETHEus.-The very i'm
portant trade between this port and Philadelphia re-
qu;res the bes. facilities which can be given TO it
and we are pleased to notice that Messrs. Jno.
Iheo. Getty have the steamship Prometheus now
regularly employed in this service. This steamer
made an excellent run her last trip to this city,
and she has been rapidly laden and went to see yes
terday with full cargo. Her stevedore Mr.. Smith
deserves mention tor tue promptness with which
his wnrE Nas executed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-06

rNHIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Guauo simply In The relative proportions OF
the same cl, ments of fertility.
It's uso during the past four years for the culture
of cotton aud -Urn has givon TO it character tor
standard eyccl,caca unsurpassed by genuine Pcru-
wan Guano. and where seasons of drought inter-
vepe. /. PRODUCES I large Increase Of crops
Tho p,1ce NJ whIco this Guauo is placed Is so
much below that of Peruvian Gulno as to constitute
it an objc:t OF material importance to southern
Agriculture.
The large cl.ital and res 1urces Of tho Company
cnabl. it 10 furnish Guano OF the highest value ut
the lowest possible cost to consumers and tho
highest interest of the company s rrcognzci III
this policy
Ihc Company looks TO large ealcs, small profits
and pcrniano4t trade for compensation on capital
i,r. sr. JULIEN EAvENEL. of South Caro-
lima, is srienLidc Director 10 tho Company.
which affords guarantee OF the continued eI-
ccll.nco of hc Guano. Nvne genuine unless brand
cd vita The II: ne OF JOHN :. REESE T. CO., Gene
r,l Agents o. the PaClFiC GUAN0 COMPANY.
Fer terms and mole Of app.icaion. apply to
j. y, ROBSON,
Agent FOR the State of south Carolina,
Nos / and atlantic Wharf.
Decom' - Dkc stltb3mo
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Spsfial lutifes.

sg- INFORMATION WANTED OF MAT.
cURREN, who lett his home about fvc years ago.
Any information OF him will be thankfully received
by his wife, MARGARET CuRREN, at No. a22
West Forty .frst-strect New York.
Enhrl,ary lf
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funeral uotifrs.

a1- The Relatives. Friends and Ac-
ouaintances ct Mr.. and Mrs T. w. SAsPonTAs, nro
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Service
OF their Infant Son. JOSEPH MORTIMER, at the
residence, No. 4 Mil.street, JHIs MORNING, at Ten
O'Clock A. NJ. February6
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PENALTY FOR CREIE.-All persons, whether
white colored, who brought before the Mayors
court, ard are fined for the offences for which they
are arroigned if they fail to pay the fine sent to
the House of Correction, and often compelled to
worRihe fse out in the city drains.
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ARREST CT HIGnwAYNEN AND ROBBERS.
Yesterday George Godfrey ANA - Biugley. co:orcd,
were arrested by Magistrate Eucch, on the Charge
of being the principals in the murderous assault
male on Mr.. Tennent in Cannon-street on Monday
nj bit last Dincley committed to jail. and Good
frey was pus undsr bonds to answer the charge.
The other parties connected with The affair viii soon
be arrested when the outrage will be properly inYes-
kod
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BYR. zMARSHALLs& & BRO.

On TUESDAY, 9th instant at IL o'clock, will be sold
ut the Old Postofdce, Broad-street,
That large BRICK RESIDENCE In Anson- street,
opposite George, containing nine rooms Tie Lot
elghty.three feet on the rear line by one hundred
and sixty. Eve feet In depth, more orleas 7iI
ALSO, 81. =,
The LOT to the south adjoining the above, ,Ioea-s
surng thirty feet front and rear by ninety feet moro
or less, f.-' '-s,"l- :
Conditions-one-th ird cash balance by bond.
payable in one and two years, with interest semian
nually, secured by mortgage of the Premises; build.
ings to be insured and policy assigned Purchaser
to pay Il. n. m. B. BIO. for papers and stamps 2.
Eebruar~y -' ~ - $50 .'' ~
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4g- BaTCHBLOR'S HAIR DYE. THIS
splendid Hair Dyo is the bost Ill the world; the
only true ard perfect Dye; harmless. roliabls
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculsus
tints; remedies the i'll effects OF lad dyos; mvieo-
rates and leaves tho tair soft and baantul black or
brown Sold bv all Druggists and Perfurers; aod
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No
Dond-strcet New York. lyr January
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as- NoTICE.-THE FIRM OF A. GETTY
& CO. having ceased long time since, those who
are still indebted to the late firm notified to make
payment without delay.
Charleston, February 4, 1859. Fcbruary5
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BYR. NJ. MARSHALL g. BRO.

On TUESDAY, 9th instant at IL o'clock will be sold
at the Old Postoface. Broad-street,
The PREMISES NOS West-street containing tn
front two-s.ory Wooden House OF four rooms, In:
Building suitable for largo ball Premises sup
piled with cstern, gas &c. Lot measures 40 by 9o2
ieet more or less. -.. sIu :,
CoAditioas-One- half cash; balance by bond, pay
able in one year with Interest sem-annuay, secur-
ed by mortgage Of premises; buildings to be insur.
ed and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay B. NJ II.
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