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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & som

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directeal hv
United she s,stea aea pissDas pGis15se Bryan Judge
South Carolina, will offer for sale. at public auo
tion, on MONDAY, the LIST day Of MARCH, 1853,
o'clock, all that vacant lot, piece or parcel Of Of
LAND, situated in the city Of Columbia bounded
North by Laurel street East by lot of the estate
Clark, and West by Marion street; and me assuring
two hundred and eight ;f208] feet upon Laurel
street, and one hundred and fifty (l5Oj feet upon
All that lot, piece or parcel OF LAND, with the
the city OF Columbia, containing forty-seven and
half-hundred [47 50-1OO) of an acre-bounded
CONTINUATION Of said street, for two huridrodsnd
the North line of Washington street, protraoted,
boundary thereof. =
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash; balance on
eut Sond OF o! one two and three years. secured BY
rate OF seven per cent. per annum from the day
of sale paysble a:,1nuay and mortgage Of the
stamps. G. HERBERf SASS. An"
rep Assignee Of Evans Il Cogswell.
State of South Carolina---Greenville Co.
wvman Rvrd !, ~ ~ Ca4NoERK gs avsy : -,
to forec!ose Mortgage, dc.
RY virtue of the decreta order Of his Honor,
will sell, to the highest bidder, at Greenyilie
Court House. on sALEsDAY in MARCH next, the
premises Sc, described in the pleadings, viz: i.
All that piece, parcel and tract Of LAND. situ-
ated in the County Of Greenyille seven miIes from
the Court House, and six from the Greehyile Rail-
road Depot, lying on both sides OF Reedy River
containing 400 acres, or less, in high state
OF cultivation. Upon the place is located the well
known Cotton and Wool Factory of the defen-
dants. The Cotton Factory is in fun operation,
with some 1900 spindles and "a looms; the Wool
Factory, with 120 mule spindles, is also In good
order and successful operation. On the premises
are arc good FIGURING, Grist and Saw Mills with
Blacksmith Shop; two comfortable Dwelling
Houses, and several small Framed Houses, for
the operatives, with nice Brick Church. Tho
water power, at all seasons, is sufficient tordriye
three times the amount of machinery now In iope-
1ation The country is remarkably healthy, With
climate unsurpassed in the United States;e with
q SOBER, Industrious and energetic population
Wooded lands adjacent, well timbered, can be pur-
chased at reasonable prices. This is the best
opportunity for investment for capitalists that
has been offered in the up country since the war
TERMs-cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps w. A. MCDANIEL a. a. a.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20

ANOTHER OLD MERCHANT GoNE.-The
obseqnies of Mr.. Frederick Tanning took
place yesterday afternoon at the Glebe
street Presbyterian Church. In the death
of this very estimable gentleman, another
OF the old merchants of Charleston has been
called from his earthly labors. Mr. Fan
nlng was prominently connected with the
mercantile interests of the city for num-
ber of years before the war, and was the
head of one of the largest hat houses in
Hayne street He was not engaged in
commercial pursuits at the time of his
death, having retired from the active affairs
OF life some years Charleston Neus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20
Zlpporah Cotton Seed

MvyN WE offer for sale 35 Bushels of ZIPPO-
ERaEhE1RAH COTTON SEED, the lint of which
t16zszawas sold in Charleston for S cents per
which is now quoted in Charleston as high as IS
cents per pound. Price-s5. 90 per bushel.
Feb II. ONEALE Il SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.

NNHE subscriber being Agent for the sale Of
Il the above, can supply Banks, Public Officers
and private persons, ut short notice. Speci-
mons of pattern, size and price. can be had at
my Office. Orders respectfully solicited.
JACOB LEVIN.
Auction and Commission Merchant corner Of
Plain and Assembly streets. Feb IA t6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20

Eloven persons were poisoned in Brook
lyIn, on Friday last. by eating pudding in
which the servant had put arsenic instead
OF saleratus. Sylvester Denton, one of the
persons poisoned, died Saturday evening
The arsenic had been procured to kill rats
Southern securities were inactive in New
York, on Monday. The Herald quotes
South Carolina 6s 72%@73N; do, new.
7O97l; do, registered stock, 63064.
John Brougham has made great hit in
his new theatre, at New York, by intro
ducing scene in which Miss Ellie German
rides velocipede on the stage.
A colored man named Essex Brown was
murdered by another, in Kershaw County,
on the 10Th. The canse is Jealousy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20

Land for Sale
/ OFFER for sale, tract Of LAND, in Spartan
l. burg County, about twelve miles from the
Court House. The tract contains about 2, 900
acres, nearly all in original forest most desi-
rable property. Address d. F. Arthur, Esq, at
Union Court House, s. O.
Feb IL +6 THOMAS GIST
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20

Bank of Camden. so
Bank of Charleston. so
Bank of Chester. :. 7
Bank of Georgetown. IL
Bank of Newberry.. so
Bank South Carolina 8
State South Caro-. old. 25
State South Caro-. new, 8
Hamburg 4
Commercial l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20

Just Arrived
~ From Kentucky, SIXTY WE'LL BROKE
va MULES, from 143 to 16 hands high Sold
1aAn0.at prices to suit times and purchasers
Can be seen at MIR. Charles Logan's Lot.
Feb IL VIM. s. TALBOT.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20

Pure "Dickson's Improved" Cotton Seed,
HOE SALE, at $500 por bushel for any amount
Il OF bushels or under. Over 5 bushels, at
81 so per bushcl.
Seed grown from seed bought by OF Mr..
David Dickson, OF Oxford, Ga, (the great seeds
man, in 1867. at $500 per bushel.
The DICKSON yields moro than any other Seed
in the country. Warranted pure.
Hon. David Houser, State Senator from Orange
burg, writes as follows concerning the Dickson
Improved Cotton Seed :"
ST. MATTHEW'S, s. c., February 15 1867
4. p. AMAKER, ESQ: The Dickson Improved"
obtained of you last spring, turned out more cot
ton per acre than any other have ever planted,
except tho Same variety of seed planted by me
before the war, which were lost by Sherman's in
cendiares. DAVID HOUSER
Feb 26* A. P. AMAKER, st. Matthew's, g. C.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-04

enolid nod ppr, Der @ehe bes StYls
3u betra@ten. Mu@ in bielerB e3tebuns
1T ct 9rob. @on benz Settle bes clalz
ill9en Nltertbums eendbrt an ben
Weiferwerfen Der alien urb ,1euer
Belt beran9ebilret, bic er nit liebepoQer
Ye9eiferuns erfaet BAT, 3eist feline ar>
iteuunS ale bic 8orju9e> rie jene aus
5ei9nen. @or alien betpunrern mir
rie bobe &larbeit bic feline S1riften
our9orin9t cine &larbeit tie ni9t
blps in ben @ecanten laon lieat, 1on<
bern gang porsislid pur@ bic meiiter<
bate Bebanbluns Der Spra9e berypr<
9ebradt war. 9umbplrt 1T nidt elm
grocer @elebrter unr tiefer Denfer, er
1T AUDI Elm Di@ter int rpobren Gimme
oeS @ortes feline lebencissD ariteQuns
Der Natur uno ibrer Gri9einunsen 1T
nt9t bcoB Elm Grsebnie ieiner Bepbz
adtunsen, ioncern su9lei9 ras Gr<
sebnib ieiner tiefpoetil9en 81
Jung.
Nnseiidts folder slorreider pi6enz
i1aftlider Griumpbe tpel6e in 5um>
bolpt Die 9anje ciuiliirte @elt mitfeiert,
f5nnten> oper oirften mir S%uridbleiben
ben luncerjdbri9en @eburt5ta9 unler6
aroben @oterldnoH@en MeiiterS Der
@ecanfen auf ras Snnioite uno Briz
cerli@ite gu be9eben 0ewib ni@t!
limb ~ jubelt cenn aud beute bic
gauge, auf Der 66be Der 8ilrune mir
fence uno frebenoeM Acknowledgements jc<
mem berrliben Sage ent9e9en, Der rpr
buncert Sabren ben rubmYoQen Meiiter
aetpren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-04
uniere Mplitifer.

Inter alien politii9en Yarteten 9tbt
es faf;abupiel1n;ufrieoen ,welde in If
rem 5pHnunsen auf @%rlaneuus zines
I6 sutjablencen Mmtes Aetduiat purz
ben unp resbalb bereit tnp ibrer bisbez
risen partei untreu gu wercen, I'M, am
perpeiti9 Elm unterfpmmen gu iu9en.
Sc iinp oa8 jene bancwerfsmdbi9'n.
pplitifer, Die gu Gauieaoen sdblen, gum
Arbeiten gu trdse fno unp oarum f&
auf ros Nemteriu4en perle9en. Do
rum gilt es aud in ben eeieB9ebenpen
&5rpern Der per19ierenen Staaten> ~
wie aud beS 8unbe6 Scenen, bic Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-04
MuS3ua aus Dem Meibe Der S1ne

SIN bic tSnente gDelt trat NIT ben metlen @elesea
.Seilis.r Orbuuns tie 8unf, bic prptiide, wsl4e sa'
SSdRe
Sn gerbintuns hes Ginselnen iudt, erbabene Weifea
Mus,ubriden In, Som unb in benz Gintlans bes Qieees.
limb Elm neues @si9 ftes aus Der Materie Rti9uns
Setter berpur, ME benz S@aum bic rneerseburene @Sttia
qadelnb unb bulS Fd eatmanb. aus ees Seean's fnferet
8lutben.
,Deuu Is wusse Der fanfte 2aut ron benz farten entiateben
a1vb biz 5St' pon ber 1isfe, tas iebes i'm 1isbliaea Nehis
I1ab nit eis'ner @epalt Der r~ufenben gSttin f4 seise.
eieben G5ne 3uerf, in ~feisenber @cibe f& ~triesenS,
sdw.bten bervur, BON sleiasm @epidt, bod serfaisbsne'
Wlrse,
limb aus linen entRanb bic biatcniide Seala.
Denn Ut ben, l1rtlans setut' f9 1ei&tbef&winst bic Ct
cunte,
seihe l5Ien fd auf In Der 9erse nabtr Sswesuns.
Stnen seriut F9 bic Quart unt Der auinte f&aettsntee
9eben,
Difem te seete ben 8rans befalte6t tr septtm'
@apinsuns,
Mber NOD ftblt Der rnelutif&e Slug ben sei&adenen s.
Daruua urtnet bic Stunt bas @efes bss liebli&sn Drei'
Hangs,
Jnt serbpt bic Beresuns Der wieerfrebenben auinte;
DAT He ewis febt In, @esiete Der urpbiiaen Didtuns,
l1nt ber tarmpnif4e 3us ME feist in ibreu. gesleiten.
S.sc mirt nun idne1 Der 1Sne 9altuns strStelfa&t,
DAT III rein.n 0ttau.n bic eaute nsis.n unb fallen
gDie lie ter Bilbner berubrt; ba6 lie Isben pber s~ertura'
rten,
limb aus b.r Di1enana BE 5armonie f@ entuidets.
aber nod trus in benz eawunss Der apn sesf9i.ten.
etimmen
Sic aud tuurten entlpdt, unb auf &rum atHder Setter
3u ben urfpransli&en 16nea sstlt. Ma 3te1 Der Dol
e&i.s It'd bte Mii&uns nod sinmal ,um unbarmunii&su
Gbpre.
Sest te1imunt Der Salt, Der berri9enbe Glbrer bes @an-
Den s~eprtneten Slang: In feinsr slei9eu Bewesuns
e&reitet Der uaa&tise Son bura Snter,auea uat pau.
wv
Sber rutet unt tarrt ser neuen Gabruns ~eatsaeen.
Drauf beratrts BE G6ttin nit masti9e, Stabe bic Bib
nnB;
Seter trat an ben eis'nsn glas. Gin binmliider Wubl
laut
8tus, ute liebli9es gDeben Der Nadt. I'm bic reinen VI.
eente.
Qeir int @&atten sertl1t III itre besaubsrnse gdte
S.bem Mint eridsinsnc. Der aus ssrborsener Saae
sic aum frexntlideg 9ebsn ruff. Denn lei&t su erDFs
ST oas 3eid Der Setter. uni1atbar reSt Is benz Iuse;
N6er Is trdnst ans 5ers int 3auter beiltse Qieter,
unb eatludt benz @sfat1 tie 9branen i&rnel3enber Met'
mu,t.
Ct. S1retber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-04
Mncb ein @prt our rSdbul:
fra9e."

Sdon felt 9eraun,er 3eit erlbetn1
taft feline Drummer zines fatb 8latted
mebr, in peren Spalten ni9t AUDI eine
2ection iber obtse 6rase ii6 befdnce.
-@enau unp ouleittg bat man bic
fatb. Sdule betra9tet unp nit antern
Yereliden. 8ei rieien Gerelei9unsen
uno Setradtunsen bat man natirlid
AUDI ibre Mdn9el unb @ebre6en entz
redt, uno 70 it benin 1don man9es
ld5ne Mittel belprpden uno in
Ypridla9 sebradt wprcen> mppurd ber
Sdule %auf9ebolfen unp tbre Mdn9el
mDslt9f 9eboben peroen ipQten. Oils
5auptmittel ra5u ia9t man NIT Nedt
cab 3und9it i'm Mu9emeinen fit ti@z
tiss 2ebrer 9eiorst percen ma0e.-u I'm
nun biersu gu 9elan9en> trift man Nnz
ftalten ;nr Grridtun9 BON 9ebrer<Sez
minarien, unp 1T 9ewib Elm beoeutenz
Der uno Sielperlpre9enper S1ritt
jepp6 1T ramit auein ni9t eebolien>
uno i@ fa9e Is 1T taourd gar ni9ts
errei9t ,penr nidt Elm ;weiter chen 70
wi6ti9er ooer nod wi@ti9erer punft
nit eritcrem 9ano in 5ano sebt, uno
pieier speite Yuuft 1T fol9enner :
uMan besable ben 2ebrer
prrentlt1 unb antdnbts."
Dieies 1T wobl i9pn 6fters 9eiast
Deer an9ereutet ,porpen, aber man
i@eint fid gu senireu> fi@ IL re@t peutz
lid aus3uipreden. SD mill eenn lie
ber einmal unoerl9dmt erldeinen unp
forbern - @elb fproern - uno ,par
bitter SerbienteS @elp. - Man te;able
allo ben 2ebrer orreutli9>-penn man
ti9ti9e 2ebrer baben MIL. Gin yeb<
rerleminar fam pobl ti9tiee 2ebrer
%beranbilpen, aber es bat Die Na9wir>
flung ni6t, piele 2eute nadber fir bic
Sdule f%eitiubalten. Ncin> je better
pas Seminar 1T, je peniser miro IS
unter rieien l%lmftanoen Der Saule
niBen !; penn Elm gut 9ebilpeter Mann
wirp leidter cine 0%elesenbeit finpen,
1ein unrantbare6 Nmt ab;uldltteln,
ais her 19le6t sebiloete. Man iast
wpbl: Der u8eruf" mub ben Mann
fefbalteu, er mub BET ieinem u8eruft"
bleibcn. Gas 9eben lebrt uns jero9
tdsli9> ba6 bieIe pbrale ni9t fti9balz
ti9 1T. Nnsenommen, Elm 9ebrer, ols
Gam%ilienpoter, bleitt ieinen, Berufe
treu uno vfrtfet" babur9 ii9 unp
ltiner Gamilte nas 2eben, ,pdbrenb CT
wollte Ct ieinem Berufe untreu tperpen,
perm5se ieiner Gdbi9feiten i'm Stance
mare, auf onpere ebrlide @eiie feline
Gamilie q uno NIT babe. Mabe
su ernabren ocer aud einen 0parpfen<
ming fir bic 3eit ber Nptb gu fammeln;
miro man hieien ni9t einen 9boren
nennen ? unc ras NIT @e9t! ia mod
mebr! ST 1T es iI6 ielblt ieinem Sc
wi0en unp ieiner Jamilie 4ulptg
ieinen ~8eruf" auf3useben unp ras
before Broo gu er9reifeu. Sinr cs
ni9t meiltenS unlere tl9tt9len eeut~
lden 9ebrer> tpelde in ibren frdftisten
2ebenajabren rerS9ulfube ben @uden
pencen uno iid einen bei1ern Grpert
luden? unp fra9en mir ie trarum,
10 seben ie uns ubi9e Nntwort!
Nun abcr tpie iuu cieS 9cdnpert >perz
ben - uDaran fann ni6ts aedncert
msrren" lit Die Nntmort, melde man
mir seben Mir. Die tatb. @emeinoen
linp ;u arm, als cae iie ibre 2ebrer bel>
fer bc1ablen f6nnten, pccr man Sertrpz
f}rt ron 0ehrer n,,f Mo Sufunff e<f
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-09-04

I'm &p6ipmmer.

gQun sIatt Der @smmer III Der spuaen vra@t,
eieb, wte auf btdes @af.ns tiatem eanmet
Dur& ber platanen buntelerane @a&t
Das marine 0elb ter atenbisane Famme!
limb bod unt tp&-auf sumrners b6&Rer 5sb'
D~ur&Eaauerts mid nj. Elm ~sebeimes Met
als fas.e {Soa It, Sabrs 9uf Nse!
Stun aIdn3t tes Blumen farbenrei&aer 6ler,
Die 9pnnenblume tett itr 9aupt I'M 0asteH,
Sn yurpur Yraast Der @eursinen Gber,
Die gValve mint satt Ieudtenben Stdnoartea;
limb bod unb tu9-wte aaes sldnst ans s'ah
lin, cine trauert innts nsin @emafp'
Vi. mc., adj Bic Mci. it serb1att,
SHIN III Der gDalb etn fdattenspa @s1nad
Gin 3aubef91os nit bunbert sranea Saulsn'
Dur& al tes eaubrerts st@tsepRlbtes Dad,
:Sauu blisenb faum Elm @onnenfra1l id fsh1sn,
limb bod unb tu9-in bisien Wipftln al,
~"
a.n guse1sans. tein iaser eieberialaa,
geraammt, 1T ldnsa bic bpIte 1adtisaa!
Stun RIFT i'm gtlb s.s aurnes eoIsne gra&t,
Die uailbe Connie britet lauter @essn,
Die Metre beust fd BON Der eisenen Wudt
limb BART Der eide1 fummermap entssssn,
limb bod unb tpd-ibr ~buntseidmadsea 9Stn,
Gin S1eines nod, 70 fpat ibr Sbe ftebn,
limb iiber StrYpeln pirb Der 9erbfmine reb'n
Stun eldn,t hes aetbsrs rultenlpies 8lau,
Der Simmel 1T Der 5pdsemitter mice
Die @rnue .altet rubis ub Der au,
guf Berg unt 1tdlern trdumt Elm filler 5rieee;
limb tpa uns spd-in pfnsRsspittsrluf
ealus frii4er mir unb ~freueissr bic 8rua,
a1s unit .rm 5riebsnseeptsr pom Gusua.
6aa an, . ber;, mas In bes Spmmers pra4t
@it filler s9rermutb leiie bid umf@attet?-
,,Das faum ssbadt, Der Cuff elm Cub esmaat,
,Sm bpdfen @9muns Der 5reube 3las ermattst,
rDas muir rim 1raum Der Susenb guiea,eit,
uDas mie Gin @ras Der Grbe 9errliateit:
xDas faat i'm srmmer mir ,nein Sers nit 2sis."
&. @erpf.
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Altran>tr uon + umbolbt.

Die 9rcbeu Mdnner ceS Saterlan>
hes feaneu, fe lieben, adten uno ebrcn
su lernen> 1T bic Nufsate zines jecen
Yatrioten, ccnn in Der M9tuns, Ser
ebrune %berlbmte Denfsr, mur;elt bic
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
COAL AND wOOD.

oc sn-rOR 1000 POUNDS GENUINE RID ASH,
DO w ITheh and Locust Mountain stove eraie and
furnace Coal Nut 80 Orders by post promptly Delivered
TlOs THEDsORD. Twenty seventh sireas and Knlh av.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.


A. BUR-, complainant aud The Muscnnetcoag Iron Works
defendants, on bl, &C. Order limiting creditors. ~
Upon opening the matter 70 the court W. Scudef
Fsq Of counsel with complainant In above cause 10
dercd that on this twenty day OF February a. d. eg
teen hundred and sxy nnc the creditors Of The said ke
Musconeicong Iron Works do present receivers APP
pointed N this cause and before them under
Or affirmation Or otherwise a. the saa receivers shall direct
20 the sasacton OF said their several claims and
demands against the said company before the frat day
OF May next or that they be excluded from the benefit
o. such dividends m may thereafter be made
declared By this court upon the proceeds and effects
Of this corporation. And for the better ascertainnr
!he creditors c said corporation, and what is due "
them respectively tho said creditors shall bs ts
srd shall direct Or NAV dse necessary and erpe
dent and produce books before the
on oath or aarmaon which osh affirmation tho said e.
cevers hereby authorized well as 10 az.
anime under oath affirmation Nil witnesses a. shall
bc produced before them touching the demands of said crr
dors And u ID further said reccjvers AZ
cause this order TO 10 published IN the Rcster and
tho Morris Jerrcynan newspapers published at
Newton and Morrstown, In ibis State and tho New York
Herald for eht weeks from inc ao o ths
~ least once IN each week. A. o. ZABRlgKiE. q.
a true copy-B. GUMurHr, Clerk.
creditors referred 10 IN above order
20 present their claims therein provided Israel D.
d receiver, Mibnrn, New Jersey, or 10 H. o.
receiver, No. u broadway, In the city Of New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30
nRooKLYN REAL ESTATE ron SALE


A GOOD CHANCE oFFERED.--FoR SALE IN BROOK.
II rn on the northwest corner OF Citation and Laayelts
avenues Some o those elegant four hish brown
feet - - ' '|'' - y -
The % foot House corner with eierau. bay window
facing soGth Thee houses have been buff ~ days worry
" the cs thorough manner, under the supervision ~ ths
owner. A modern improvements replete Batk walnut
'front.' aud vehpe doors castings of The st es
gnt dessn black walnut sash snd French plate class dn1
rom and ha wansco,ed IN black walnut lndcpenden, lans
y to ba'h rooms three closets eight has.nss
ssf ~ rsnty ssi about eighteen rooms, Twelve psn,es and
NY amount o drawers for table linen kc bot air furnaces
,sss 70 twenty minutes ~ Grsen ayennr from fulton
iIy hFs 70 Feyen blocks from Prospect Park Eaui en-.
france. Aso chance for slabinr.
rIce W. 70 wehof0; abclt nnehaif cash vern
" ne inmedf.e Possession ore.
ises, 10 THOMAS PAGAN, owner. 'fs - P
TTUNTioN ~ CALLED 10 A pERFMpToRy SALE
IN by auction OF O feet htnnse street, grookiyn
second block from South ferry ON Tntsav Martn M Al ID
ton ssreet, Brooklyn. ~ 'i - "
A RARE CHkNCE-ToR snLr, Ftvg rwo sropy
~ and batenlcnt frame Houses cpnsining ali ,naaern
improvements located Nosand avenne besreen isfsy
cute and DeKa5 price 1905 terms suit Apply On ,hc
premises. fF' - -
A GREENWOOD LOT OK BALTIC nth ron sALR.-
N with iron and granite fence, sters. Sc price N s0l
Ipuv 20 JAMES NJ NELSON, Ia wesl street
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

IN.IIIE NATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACTS 1872 AND
lt51 aud Of the International Life Assurance Society
The creditors of tho above named society required
or before the slst day OF May 1892 send
addresses and the particulars Of their debts claims and tho
names and addresses OF their solicitors any, Frederick
Maynard and Edmond Sheppard symes, the oc'a iquir
tors Of the sad society Al tho occ ~ the said oica qun
tors situate AZ NO 15 Gresham House, old Broad street. 10
tho city OF London.
Dated tho iith day Of March, 1882.
- S. swi'hns lane, London, Solicitor for the said oeAi
pouIdatnrs
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

A GREENWOOD LOT Oh. BALTIC nfLL ron eAfp.-
~ with iron aud granite fence, steps &c pficc ii .nl
4 priv 20 JAMES NJ. NELSON, La Mest street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-30

VALUABLE ZINC PROPERTY IN NORTH CAROLINA
for saerhe property known the .Morehead" Farm,
Immediately north of and adjoining the Bartlett Zinc Com
panys property and being continuance OF vein For
further particulars apply to SAML. C. WEST CO., rs VIII
liam street
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AT $50 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET.
N H. CAsHBERU Pays the highest price for Ladies' and
entenens wearing Apparel, diamonds and Jcwsry. La
dies waited upon By Mrs Cashberg.
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G7 q AAO MODEL FARM-s0 ACRES, UNDER A
tpl lZ.UUO. high state of cultivation; buildings,
choice fruit stock, 50 rods OF depot, the city
village. WELLING, IL Chambers street.
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cITy RrxL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF DWELLINGS, STORES
Tsnemena Vacant Lots, for sale IN city aud country,
nailed free any address By STANLEY DAY, sz' Broad
way.
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L,OR sALE--LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
first class Grocery, located prominent corner wide
street and Third Apply CkAsTO, 10th street and
Third
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ITO CAPITALIsTs-A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
For sale, tract of Land situated within 30 miles OF
Philadelphia, with which has easy railroad communication,
and containing large body Of Kaoln which be worked
pay profit Of 100 per the capital employed
Samples Of the clay can be at the Office of the subscr
ber. Apply to or address
JOSEPH S. sIDDALL, Conveyancer,
424 Library street,
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200 Lots the Van Mater Farm to eager and apprecia
tive buyers The balance OF the catalogue 300 Los In a)
will be closed out Friday April regardless Of price, at
the Exchange. T
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A THREE STORY HIGH sFoOP BROWN STONE
front House Sc 900 less than actual worth;
very Improvement furnace &C. Apply on promises, 2i0
East filiy, FIRST street.