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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-05
By W. Y. LEITCH 6 r. S. BRUINS,
AuctIoneers.

GALE POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORE, No. "a
Vendue Range, running through to Accommoda.
ton Wharf.
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, December I, at
with tin roof and iron front, adjoining the
store OF T. NJ. Cater, ESQ.,, measuring In front
10 Sl2 feet on back line 80 Sl2 feet and In depth
l27 feet, be the same dimensions more or less.
Terms-Half cash; balance In one year, With In.
terest; policy assigned. Purchaser to pay US for
II O'Clock. at the old Postoifice
papersand stamps. dec2-fmw3
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TIE CHURCHES YEsTERDAY.-An old poet
describes certain lovely Sunday as "a day missed
frop Paradise" Yesterday was realization OF
the Quaint idea. Clear, balmy and beautiful,
the weather without proved more attrac.
tive than the allurements OF home, and the
church bells found responsive echoes In the hearts
OF hundreds not too often ''uched by sacred
thoughts. The various congregations OF the city
were therefore unusually large, and the display OF
dress and devotion emnently creditable.
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PORT ROYAL RAuRoAD.-We learn that the
work upon this new enterprise Is steadily pro-
crossing. Twenty od miles OF track are aready
In running order, AMI the determination is 10
complete the Remaining portion ut the earliest
day possible. Business men in Beaufort, IL is
said, have mt.de their arrangements to establish
branch houses In the new City Of Port Royal as
soon as railroad connection with 1t Is established,
and preparations arc in course for building on
large scale,
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The WANDo CoMPANY.-In our recent de-
scription OF the wando Mines, and OF the huge
chambers and factory OF the Wando Company
we omitted to say that the buildings were put up
By Mr.. D. G. Wayne, assisted by Mr. Jos. Guiderse.
These we.known Charleston mechanics are
among the best carpenters in the city, and exc
cuted their contract both quickly and well.
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWEs.

GALE UNDER FORECLOSURE OF
y MORTGAGE.
VIII he sold on TUESDAY next 9th December,
at the Old Postoillce. at II O'Clock,
That desiraby located three story BRICK
DWELLING and OutbuildIngs, No. % Society
street. known as the residence Of the late John e..
BurcEmyer, containing nine square rooms,
annie outhulldings, large cisterr, &c. Lot meas
ures AZ feet inches iu front jy ls5 feet deep,
Term cash Purchaser to pay J. F. Mathcwes
for napers and the requisite United States Internal
revenue stamps. oecz-iui'S
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BUs1SEss ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furHIsh good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, Mt s4 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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sT. PETERS SCHooL.-This school will be
re-opened after the holidays on January q "nen
scho,ars viii be taken irrespective Of their reig-
GUS belief.
A few OF the prizes won at the late fair remain
uncalled for at the residence q the ReV. MI.
Folchi, and may be had upon applications
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SOMETHING HoRRIBLE.-1t will scarcely be
believed that In this year OF our Lord 1870 men
are actually caught at night like so many CATTLE
perhaps drugged, and then carried on shipboard
and impressed into service. Yet It Is even So.
Several cases have already been reported to tie
courts, and 1t is understood that others have
occurred At the present time, mystery hangs
about the fate Of one individual, who 1t Is said
suddenly disappeared on Saturday night from AT.
lantio wharf, and whose whereabouts have not
been discovered. Clots Of blood and pistol lett
behind would seem to indicate struggle for life,
and that either murder or captivity has been the
result.
If these things continue, and 10 effort Is made
to detect and punish the Offenders, valuable per-
sons, inciplent members OF the Legislature and
others, may turn up missing, and possibly only
be heard o! months afterwards. In the vicinity OF
the Cape OF Good Hope. Where's the police:
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CITY AFT A IRIS.
Meetings This Day.

tsolomon's Lodge, at haf-pastT P. NJ.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at P. N.
Committees OF Fire Companies, at P. M
Palmetto Fire Company, at p. NJ.
Charleston Rnemen Club, at 7 P. NJ.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings
holding fifty pictures, 75c. and 9oc. each, at No
l0l King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
oct1o-mtu CHAs. c. R1aHTER & Co.
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COLONEL ANEs.-The Macon Telegraph on
nounces that Johi Kelly has been acquitted OF the
murder OF Colonel c. T. Ames The evidence oe-
fore the jury must have been very different from
the accounts published in the papers at the tlme'
or else the verdict is an outrage on society.
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INoUEsr.-An inquest was held on Saturday
morning over the body OF an infant at No. II St.
Philip street. 1t was proved on the examlnation
to have been stil!-born, and the jury rendered
verdict accordingly.
On Saturday evening the body OF o colored IN
fant was found at Dunning's farm. packed away
in q herring box. An inquest will be held over II
to-day.
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pANTs-Cut, Made and Trimmed at 81 81
per pair, "a o. E. & A. D 'ouNsoN'S'
noy2S-mwf
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United STATES COMMISSIONER Islam Mitch
al, was brought before the commissioner, charged
with illegal voting. After lengthy examlna'
ton, the charge not being sustained by the evil
dence, he was discharged.
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 1e1 King street. octls
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THE LADIES' FRIEND-Ar. D. B. Hasclton,
who supplies them with the best sewing ma
chimes and needles and thread to match.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at their Office, at IL
O'Clock. assets of Bank OF Georgetown.
A. C. McGillivray will sell at IL O'CLOCK as tue
old Postofnce, real estate
william Mckay viii sell at IL O'CLOCK at MS
store carpets aud furniture.
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BUsINEss MOTH Els.

BUTTER, ALE AND LAGER.-Attenlion is in
yiled to The advertisement Of these articles for
sale by Messrs. Boyd & Dieiz, No. lO6 East Bay.
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A New LOT of mercantile Note Paper, five
auires for 50c., at the Hase street Bazaar and NO.
1871 King street. octlo-mtu
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SHOES SHOES Just received fine assorl-
ment OF Boots and Shoes, selected from the best
manufacturers. They are offered at retail, and
at low rates. JOHN Coaa1Ns,
No. lsl Meeting street, near Market street.
noyl4-m4
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THE BALL OF the Marion Fire Company:
which takes place on Wednesday evening, the 7th
Instant, promises to be recherche Affair." Under
the auspices OF so many good men and true as
are identified with the matter, it is scarcely posi-
BILE for 1t to be otherwise Dressmakers and sewing
machines have been at work for the last two weeks
In preparing toilettes, and we take it for granted
that the display OF style, from chignons dowr to
satin slippers, will be superb and unexceptionable
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TIE SINGER New FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
win make a splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. 1871 King street.
noYo5-31
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE Co. for fine All-Woo
undershirts. at So, nov1S-fmw
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e COTTON STEALING. On Saturday, two ne
groes. who had stolen two bales Of cotton irom
Mr.. Augustus Glover, in Edgeneld county, IN this
State, were overtaken by him in Augusta, aa.'
afr they had sold the cotton, but before they naa
received the money. Mr: Glover gave one OF them
8 good drubbing with his fists, but declined TO
nroSpeutA
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, in velvet, soc. each
uasel street Bazaar and 1s1 King street.
octlQ-mtu
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BsAUREGARD En- ROUTE FOR FRANcE.-lt has
several times been incorrectly aanounceu sna'
General Beauregard sailed for Europe tor tne puf-
pose OF taking part in the war. There now seems
to be no doubt on the subject. The TACT Is puo-
ushed in the New York papers that he LETT that
city last week for France In the steamship Vhie
de Paris. The purpose Of his iourneyis, ofcourse'
left to conjecture.
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The ETIwAN ACCIDENT.-Mr. John +. vii.
llams, who died on Wednesday morning last
from the results OF the accident at the Edwan
Works on the previous day, Is highly spoken OF
BY the Wilmington papers as true man aud es.
timabe citizen. He was the eldest son OF Mr..
VIM. A. Williams, OF that city, and leaves young
widow. besides father, mother, brothers and
sisters to mourn his loss.
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ATTENTION, ToURIsrs.-stereoscopic views
of Charleston and vicinity at No. l61 King street,
OF at the Hasel street Bazaar. nov12
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at ss, 81,
IS, So so and So so per thousand, according TO
size. at THE NEWS Job once.
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WATERPROOF BRoGANs.--Just received four
cases of those celebrated .Brogans, for winter
wear. Sold by the single pair, by
JOHN Co%M1Ns,
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EXCHANGE.

CAOhhNV1s
7. ". Beatty, favor BIck Il Beatty, on !.
R. Cooper & Co., 18th September,
1861, OF 90 days, sls5-sls6 paid, bal
r. nSener 4 Co favor r. w Beaty. on
1851, at 90 days.
II. Buck, favor T. W. Beatty, on Buck &c
Beatty, 23d October. 1881, at 90 days.
Buck Beatty, favor T. W. Beatty, on B.
Stevens & Son, (November Sd, -S6I)..
Georgetown Railroad, March 8, $500,
$3.50, 1861. l......:......:.............
Georgetown Railroad, July 10, 1851, l,......
q. Buck, ,On Charles Buck & Co., New
York, April 90, 1851, remitted Phn-
nix Bank before the war.............
Hudson, Lane & Co.. on G. E. Prltchett,
July 10, 1851, at 90 days..
Hudson, Lane & Co., on G. E. Pritchett,
May 8, 1861, at go dayL..
W. S.. Hudson and T. NJ. Hudson, March
), ut l2 months. hs.....................
J. q. Tucker on J. R. Tucker, October 15,
1861, at 90 days.. .....................
J. R. Tucker on J.; 81. Tucker, october II,
- 1851, at 80 days. ....................;
J. d. Read on ]. Il. Read, January 8, 1852,
at IL months. s......................
A. Morgan on ]. Fl. Read, February 28.
1852, at y months, mot protestedI..
7. L. Webb and a. E. Beckman, on 7. L.
Webb. February 8, 1852.
Eliza J. Heriot, on J. R. Sparkman, (rc.
newaD February %, 1852; at IL
months, was not prorestedl ....:...
]. R. Beatty on John r. Beatty, March7,
1852. at 80 days.
". W. Harlee on Colcock, McCulley &
Mulloy, March Is. 1862, at months,
less SIS IS paid-balance...... ......
s. &c j. Sampson on themselves, March IS,
1852, at l20 days.
E: p. Coachman on 4. P. Coachman, May
6, 1852, ar 9'nlOnthS. S......-...........
R. B. Dowie, favor l.. d. Mowry, on Baek
OF Charleston, January 20, 1855. ...-l !.
A. H. Belln, favor Cashier on Bank OF
Charleston, February 13, 1855.
@. A. Mallory. favor s. N. Duke, on W.
Godfrey, G. G. S. Depository January
8. @. Black, favor Of E, 7. Winkler, ON
Bank OF Charleston, December %;
lS6t.... ....:..:....,.....
Edward Frost, favor Of W. II. Harris. on
Southwestern Railroad Bank, Feb
ruary 8, lS65.....
B. H. Wilson, favorA. ]. Shaw, on Peo-
S. T. Atkinson, IT., on Peoples National
Bank, February IL, 1S65...........
8. T, Atkinson, on Farmers and Ex.
change Bank, February IL, 1665......
S. T. Atkinson, on State Bank, February
IL, 1860. .,.............. ........
S. T. Atkinson, on Bank OF South Carroll
ma. February IL, 1855.
]. Cheesborough, favor L. D. Mowry Il
Co., on Bank or Charleston, January
%, 1865. ......-...........
j. Cheesborough, favor L. d. Mowry d
Co., on Bank OF Charleston, January
2S, 1895. 65....................
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The WAR NEWS yesterday prosuced among
our French citizens not q little commotion. They
have so long viewed the dark side OF the war
cloud, that the least geam Of the silver lining has
thrown them into a paroxysm of joyful expecta-
tIon, and lighted up every face. Each item OF In
te,ligence was scrutlnzed as II it had not said
half enough, while upon that which was not said
at oil, hope built "castles in the air."
The Germans, on the other hand, sturdy,
patient and practical 'bide their time" They
can. afford to wait. They know that the successes
as well as the reverses Of war are not always on
one side, and temporary disaster only serves 10
stimulate that wonderful energy with which
King William, as the representative of his people,
has carried his leglons through hostile armies aud
wonderful fortresses to the very gates OF Paris
Until; William, therefore, telegraphs his Queen
that something or other has been done, there
isn't a German. in the length and breadth CT
Chrlstendom who will believe that the situation
has been changed for the wore, or that the
Prussians are not quietly eating their army sau-
sases in front Of the French capital to-day. VIII
liam Is not q sensatlonalist. He always tells the
truth When he gets ready, it goes OF like 6f-
teen-lnch bomoshell.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Rachel McGiniss, brought
before the Mayor for keeping disorderly house
at No. 25 Beaufan street, was tried and fined SIS.
Jacob Robinson, lodged for disordtrly conduct
and putting out the lights in the passage at the
Academy OF Music, just when the performance
ended, was sent to the House OF Correction for
five days.
cow, found going at large on King street.
was taken to the stationhouse yard and ordered
to be delivered TO the owner.
Henry Taylor was arrested yesterday after
noon by special officer Johnson for stealing Cot
ton from Browns wharf. He resisted the arrest
ana struck the officer several times with stick.
After the arrest Jim Brown, who has already
been arrested, tried aud convicted for the same
offence, came forward and owned Taylor as
confederate. The latter Is held for examination.
On Saturday afternoon, Francis jenkins, color
ed was arrested by officers Quinn and Davis on
charge of burglary and larceny. A silver mount
ed French revolver, valued at $50, was found in
his possession at the time, and proved to be the
property OF Mr.. q. Happoldt, whose establish.
meut was broken into and robbed few nights
ago. This is the first arrest OF any OF the parties
implicated in that affair, and 1t ishoped that his
examination, which takes place to-day, will lead
to the detection OF the others.
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No. l PERUVIAN GUANO.

No. PERUVIAN GuANO.
Adepot is established here for direct tmporta-
tions.
Quantities OF ten 1ol Tons, or more, can be had
at 500, gold. or It's equivalent in currency, per
ton OF 224O lbs, for Guanape Island Guano, and
s67 so for Chincha Island Guano, exclusive OF
State tax for inspection, and being the present
Government prices.
Purity warranted.
r. G. LAY, Agent,
At once OF Messrs. Tunno Co.,
nov2o-1mo Savannah, Georgia.
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PERUVIAN GUAN0.
The undersigned having been appointed their
Agent at this port by Messrs. Hooson, Hurtado
& Co., OF New York, who are the sole agents and
consignees Of direct importations Of Peruvian
Guano into the United States efrers for sale, and
will keep on hand supplies OF
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Aurtiom GuIes--a abis nap.
BY ". Y. LETTCH &R. s. BRUNs,
-Aucffo1aAra

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
~ South Carolina Dstrict-In Circuit Court
IT. ]. Green vs.. Bank OF Georgetown. ct q. -
In pursuance OF order made In above oaso, On
the 1st OF July. A. d. 1870. by the CrSuit Court
Aforesaid, all the following ASSETS BELONGING
TO THE BANK OF GEORGETOWN Will be eoa4
at Public 0utery, In the City of Charleston, -
the 0ff1ce Of Mesgrs. Wy. Geltch d r. s. Bruins,
MOSS Broad street, THIS DAY, the 9th Decer1-
Der commencing at II O'Clock.
Terms cash. R. E. FRAsER. Receiver.
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No. 1s1 Meeting street, near the Market.
nov14-m4
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sanctioa Sales.--future Dans.
By JEFFORDSs y co.

By JEFFORDs Il co.
ESTATE SALE HOUSEHOLD .FURNI-
III TURE, Horse, Carriage, DC. ~
IrWlll be sold at SummervIIle,i on FRIDAY, 9th
ins ant III O'Clock, at the residence OF the late
G.. A. Rodgers. Esq.,, near the depot,
AL the Household FURNITURE.
ALSO,
l CARRIAGE, Horse and Harness.
dec5-5.
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In the town Of Georgetown, s. c., on MONDAY,
the 10th day OF December, 1870, ct 10 NJ, In fron<
The REAL ESTATE OF the said Bank, known
and distinguished in the Plan Of the Town as q
lois Nos, so and 80. measuring ISL by 100 feet,
with the BANKING House and other buildings
thereon; and also, at the same time ana
the FURNITURE, &C.. OF said BANK eohsis'hps "
MAHOGANY DESKS
l Iron Safe
9 Coin Scales
m.-,osEEor the Furniture, &C., cash; for the
RanF1ns House and premises attached onerd
cash. and balance credit Of I'VE and md
ssIe. payable annually, and q mortgage OF the
nremIses; the premises to be insured aud kept
insured by the purchaser or purchasers Ior an
amount eGnal to the amount OF the bond or bonds,
and the policy OF Insurance assigned. Purchaser
TO pay for title and stamps.
nov26 r. E. FRASER, Rec .iver>
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Nem j1nblieatipns.


} U S Ell L S L l S T
~ AGRICULTURAL WORKS. &c.
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ADVERTISEMENTS taken at publishers lowest
cash rates for ALL PAPERS In the United States
WALKER, EVANS L CoGSWKLL.
dec5 mwf
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MO. l PERUVIAN GUANO, AND
IN WHITELOCKiS VEGETAT0R.

so tons No. PURE PERUVIAN GUANo, from
the Chincha Islands.
so tons Whltelock's Vegetator.
rs tons Dissolved Bone.
For sale by L. J.. hEhh Co'
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The Palmetto Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany are now prepared to furnish to mauufac-
turcrs PURE PHOSPHATE ROCK, from their
Mines on Ashley River.
THURSToN L HOLMES, Agents,
novo11mo Adgers North Wharf.
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STOCKS AND BONDS HELD BY BANE
GEORGETOWN, s. G.

STOCKS AND BONDS HELD BY BANK OF
GEORGETOWN, sc.
State Of South Carolina Loan. 1854, at the
request OF Governor Maprath. ISL lso 90
T Fer C Cent, Act 1851 II. .2l, 400 90
Bonds Of State Of South Carolina, Act 49,, ~
1861, ID. D......................... ell, 6o0 oo
o0upSa1 Act 1857 NJ D...................., ] 54A 90
Coupons state OF South Carolina Bonds,
Act 1861, Raising Supplies. ........... 6,5H s1
snarta nburg and Union Railroad Bonds. 1000 90
cpnnons detached. 2l0 90
siaTe5.pa pends ~ 1,5oo 90
cornons Iatacbe,I. e,I........................ l35 90
conImeeslal Wn1es .banA u o $50 90
faFN Metes s......... M = .............. e1so 90
ponS M (eorcetown Stock. 10 $50 90,
Georaetown Railroad Stock. k.............. 1000 90.
Confederate Securities, Stocks, Bonds
and Notes. .....".............'. '..AsI,ooo W.
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A GENCY FOR THE PERU VIA N
~ GUAN0.

The subscribers having been appointed Local
Agents for the sale of PERUVIAN GUANO, would
respectfully informed manufacturers aud dealers
that they will deliver from warehouses, as well
as from ships direct on arrival from the PERUVIAN
raj Agents price In New York. to wit: Sixty
dollars, gold, on delivery, In lots Of ten lo) tons
and upwards. Every cargo will be inspected and
analyzed by Professor SHEpARD. and satltacto,
nv guarantees Of its quality aud purity Will
always be furnished when desired.
GEO. ". WILLIAMS Il c.,
sep2s Factors.
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ageneies.

RLEs TON
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
CORNER BROAD STREET AND EAST BAY.
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fertilizers.
PERUVIAN ANO

GENCY FOR THE SALE OF
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OHOSPHA ATE ROCK.

At Of1ce OF Mb8BrH. TuuuU q CU.,
noY2a-lmo Savannah. Georgia