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ADJUSTMENTS.

ME-. GRO. L. FOX AND HAMLET
NEW YogK, Feb. IL, 1871.
olympic in this city, II consistent with your arransemens
" IN
beyond other q your hsonc
with the American public from the high position Acco'u''
hemarsei originality excellence evidenced BY you IN
@ the n %S o n.s nsys anps
{promipent cize4s, by farl
ltoo numerous TO publish.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10. 1870
Hamlet-The body Is with the King tho King Is not
wish na,asn.,dy ,ae body The en King isa TN thips--
haine,-oi nothing bring TO him. HIDE FOX and
Not being inclined hidden no~ishsand,ns my
friend Booths Justly famed ana arss mas'sr
somewhat dmeu task cannot bui yield your earnest
desire to witness my attempt the part OF H. D. (Hame
With respect yours truly, nov
To LEGION or PRoMrsxsr !
CITIZENS FRIENDS AND ADMlREss.i
OLyMspp.EGs THEATEE r. ;1,yIs BEGINS ATa u....
Every evening and Tsansid,y ipd Saturday nsass'.
vii mAEEEsT aEpe.5Ta'
IN G. DeLeons version OF shakspeares masterpiece
W." JAMES T 1. HAYEs ssFa T. JouSsoN and assistants.
Costumes Ma anne Trtmbe
properties BY by. Wm Henry.
hachnery.. by. Jas Tale ana ass's
This entirely version, written by T. c. peLeon ESQ.,,
Of Mobile expressly for Mr. George L. Fox, I'M er whose
mediate supervision tho produced ass sed by Mr. j.
Wallace the authors Representative and holder OF copy
right.
First appearance at this theatre Of
Miss Belle How Miss Laura Queen.
Miss Fanny Queen, MISS Julia Queen,
Miss Blanche Bradshaw, Mrs. Bradshaw,
Ben Mapipey, Mr. Lester Cavcndish,
from across water full strength OF the Company
In the cast
Claudius King OF Denmark Ben Magnley
u.r,,., ~, n >S0n Of the former and( n ~ rox
"ne' W. D''''' fnephew of present kingt ''.o " eN
Polonius Lord Chamberlain Lester Cayend,sh
Horatio, friend 70 hamlet Miss blanche braisnaw
Laertes, Son OF Polonts MISS Marie Longmore
GSisnsss4 Godensen coursrs a. r. kessnm
Osric, courier. MISS fauny queen
Prest mr. Nohnohy
Bernardo, an 0ncer MAS Laura queen
First Actor. Mr. H. y. cunningham
Actress NJ. Asa Cushman
Gertru'e, Queen OF Denmark and mob0r
Ophelia daughter Of Poonus. Miss Belle Howitt
For the better accommodation Of the public the Box Sheet
will open Box office OF the theatre, and at the ticket
' TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
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AMUn z MENrs.


ArRE coxIeUE AMUSEMENT COMPANY.
Man..r nroaa"ay' opposite st. Nicholas ,
THE FoUNfAiN HEAD or AiiIsrie TSGRr rrxcsnLEscs.
ESrnUsfAsM aTNf sM9 SIrIir1y III or rHg npFh WnKLD
rHE cOMI.Ur MlNsTRri.S
Everything original
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
Together with
a THE REGULAR TROUPE.
WI" sprear " splendid biz Of novelties
Doors a, So O'clock Curta,n rae, n, w.
BOZ ohce open daily Seats secured days advance.
NIBLos GARDEN
''' POSITIVELY i ISL Sifs'' WEEK . rAI"A"
Who at the request OF influential citizens win appear
each night In his celebrated character OF
HAMLET.
MISS @. LECLEECQ AS OPHELIA.
and every night during the week.
sHAKESPEAR's TkAuEDY or
Hamlet prince Of Denmark. Mr.. FIGHTER
Ophra LECLERCQ
Claudius King OF Denmark l..........M Mr. M LEYICK
poohas,k Lord Cham eain M g. H. GklFfITHS
Horatio, tFriend 10 Hame Mr.. MCKEE RANKIN
Laeres, (Son 70 Poon usl. Mr.. r. " HANGS
Ghost OF Hani6s Faties Mr.. l.. T. sHEWELL
Sh,ae'stern. " x 81 nnLES
Dhlc... .....,.... MI GEO nEIns
Trest. Mr q " nEr lUM
Marce GEO mEThlrn
bernardo .....................Mr r. COLLi IN
rfancisso.. Mr. e.
First 6rHvedygeE. ..........,.Mr FELIX A. vNCESI
FIRST flayer.......' .......Mr j. r. MEAtoMS
Gerirnle Queen Of penmark MELiN6 "a JoNEs
Player Queen ............ Miss BESSIE SU UDLOW
Doors open al u O'Clock. Curtain rises al precisely.
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 81
Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
-al~ .stn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27

RELEAsING PRISONERS FOR DEBT IN Eng
LAND-London papers contain accounts
of rejoicing in England on the lst of
January, when the new bankrupt law,
which adolishes imprisonment for debt,
except in cases of county court judg>
ments, came into operation. There was
general Jail delivery from all the debt
ors' prisons and "sponging houses" of
the metropolis. The Governor Of White.
cross Street Prison, the largest place of
detention in London notified the prisons
ers that all who pleased were at liberty
to leave the jail at midnight of the 81 st
Of December. Out of ninety>four in
mates. thity-one availed themselves Of
the privilege. Sixty,three begged to re-
main in Jail until next day, on the plea
that they had no homes to go to.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27

The effect of the recent indiscrminate
pardons granted to the burglars and
morderers Of Chicago is already felt in
the sudden boldness which organized
gangs Of desperadoes exhibit Houses
are uttered by these gangs and the in
mates cowed by their show of force,
while they rifle the mails with impunity.
People are knocked down in the streets
and robbed apparently in the mere wan
tonness of crime,-for in some instances
people who evidently are poor and have
no money or thus outraged. An aged
fiddler is knocked down and robbed Of a
dollar and half. If neither the police
nor the law will protect us, it becomes
individuals generally to put themselves
in n state of defence. 1t is really to be
hoped that some of these gangs, if they
continue their attacks, will soon meet
with customers as well armed as them
selves, and who make no scruple of shoot
ing them down in their tracks. Only
in this way, apparently, will their bust
ness become dangerous.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27

It is very probable that the doctrine
of Papal Infallibility will not be adopt,
ed by the Ecumenical Council as easily
as was at first imagined. In speaking
on this point the Nation remarks that
there are no arguments tending to show
that mortal man, with liver and brain,
needing sleep, and liable to have his di-
gestion disordered by certain articles of
food, never can be mistaken on any sub
ject on which he choose to pronounce q
formal opinion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27

Losr-By JOIN WEBER, between
his residence on the south survey and
Mineral Point, January 18th, a pocket
book containing q ten dollar greenback
and three cents in copper currency. Also
pocket knife with two blades, worth
about Is cents. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded il he will leave the above
ut this or the Democrat office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27

MINISTER TO PoRruGAL-Thc Indiana
delegation have united in asking the Pres
ident to appoint Will Cumback, Minister
to Portugal, vice Shellabarger, resigned
on account of i'll health. The appoint-
ment would give general satisfaction, and
make some amends for the scurvy man.
ner in which some of the Republicans
treated Mr.. Cumback when candidate
for L. S. Senator.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27
R. D. PuIford,
DRU GGIS T,
HIcu STREET, MINERAL PoIST, WISCONSIN.
ESTABLRHED IN l843.

Offers to this COM
munity a large as
sorlment of Drugs,
G h e m ica Is, Patent
Medicines, Pomades,
Perfum cry, Hand
kerchief Extracts,
CoIognes, III air and
Tooth Brushes, Toilet
Soap, Combs, Scis-
sors, Pocket Cutlery,
Lamps, Chimneys,
IL q I'LL l. IA
Glob es, and in fact,
everything appertain-
inc to a First-Class
Drug Store.
Also, offer special
inducements in w hite
Lead, Oils, u ain is,
Putty, V furnishes and
Window Glass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27
A CHANCE TO MAKE
S 500 90

4 NY person or persons thai. will bring me Sewing
n Machine that will excel the celebrated singer
Sewing Machine. or Kntier that Is equal 10 In
proved Lamb knitting Machine, can have an opror'
tunity Of clearing We hundred dollars for his trouble
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-27
Geo. Richardson's
THO MI E.NT al u
ROOTS & SHOES
Toys, Toys, Toys, Toys

shall keep full and complete assort-
meut Of Toys for the little folks. Come
and look at them. If you do not wish to
buy come and see them. No trouble to
show goods.
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CUMMIT HOTEL (NEw HOUSED, CORNER CANAL
y and Bowery.-Rooms by the day, week or month. All
beds with spring mattresses. u. BREEDER Proprietor.
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OF GEORGE HOTEL, CORNER BROADWAY AND
- Twentieth sreet-A few elegant Rooms, suite or
sincly can be secured, AT moderate prices.
VIM. II. FAIRCHILD, Proprietor.
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COUNTRY BOARD

COUNTRY BOARD-IN THE TOWN OF GREENvILLE,
~ n j. ~ minutes by Central Railroad from Liberty
Address, Mrs. d. VAN HORN, Greenville, NJ.
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lL suite with Board In private house, to families or
single gentlemen appointments pnonabe location,
box3 375 Post Office.
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GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.-TWO BLOCKS FROM
VI hotel have elegant Parlor which VIII let fur
nished unurnlshed with Board private table II desired
particulars address A. SMITH, box 364 Post
0nlce
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TNIFTH AVENUE NEAR THIRTY-FOURTH STREET
private family can accommodate party of adults
with superior Board Apply at Everett Library, 5sS Sixth
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DRESCoTr HOUSE. BROADWAY, CORNER SPRING
j. sree-Family and single Rooms be had for the
winter at moderate prices. d. HE1TER, Proprietor.
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TJARLEM,-TwO OR THREE GENTLEMEN OR A
gentleman and wife be pleasantly accommodated
with Board In small private family l47 East 2ist street.
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DOARD.-A LADY OF QUIET HABITS CAN HAVE
ID nicely furnished back Parlor with without Board
in house With improvements family private. Ad
dress d. M. station 4.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN THEIR Own
N house on Forty seventh street, Fifth avenue, vii
let 10 one or gentlemen handsome Rooms with Board
Address NJ A., box 1874 Herald office.
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DOARD, WITH TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
ID Rooms, private family, for two gentlemen and their
wives single gentlemen, on very reasonable terms SS7
West ThrtY.nfh street.
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FURNISHED LARGE ROOMS-w1TH
III table, respectable, strictly
private family, Eighth street, Fifth avenue Ad
dress MILLAR, Herald Office.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE, NJ J.-FALL
M and winter Board, At great rednction house newly
furnished contains all modern improvements hour
from Barclay street via Morrs and Essex Railroad
c. HITZELBERGER Proprietor.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE AND
Ill singly rent with Board, by private family residing
class house In Nineteenth street near fh ayenu
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BOARD AND LODGING wANrA2.

BOARD WANTED BY FAMILY o. FIVE ADD.sIhs. s. ~
pleasant and nicely furnished; price moderately iocAon
between Seventh and Lexington avenues from Fourth 70
Thirtieth street references exchanged Address T. NJ
Herald once.
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E1OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships of this line leave pier " North river foot OF
Beach street,
For Norfol City Point and Richmond, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at p NJ connecting with the Vir
gnia and Tennessee Air line, the Seaboad Inland Air line,
Petersburg and Weldon railroads, Chesapeake Ohio rail-
and Richmond and Danvie railroads. Through pas
senger tickets and through bills Of adng reduced
all points South and Southwest.
Apply at Office on pier 81, or to
n. l.. McCREADY, President
187 Greenwich street, corner of Dey.
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DooMs WITH BOARD FOR LADY ONLY; HALL
IL bedroom; $l2. Address f. NJ, Herald oslse
ry,O LET-l3 vARICR PLACE-FURNJsHED PARLoR
Floor, with without Board; also few single Rooms
on third aoor French and Spanish spoken.
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AN AMERICAN FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A
N gentleman and wife or two single ladies with board
comforts OF home at 2s West Twelfth street. between
nnIIare term mO
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DoARD IN BROoKLYN-THE ENTIRE SECOND
ID Floor. comfortably furnished. TO gentlemen or
family q small private family; stone house, ferry
Terms very moderate. Address for week
SOUTH BROOKLYN, Herald Office.
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PAIN KILLER.

We ask tho attention of the public to this
long-tested and unrvalcd
F.i MILY MEDICINE
1t has been favorably known for more than
tw. nty years during which timo we have re-.
ceived thousands OF testimonials, showing
this medicine to be an almost never failing
remedy for diseases caused by or attendant
upon
Sudden Colds,. Coughs. Fever and Aeue,
Headache. Bilious Fever, Pains in the Side,
Back and Loins, az we'll as in the Joints
and Limbs, Neuralgia and Rheu-
matte Pain in any part Of the
symtem, Toothache and
Painsin head and faoe.
As q Blood Purifier and Tonic for the Stomach,
1t seldom fails to cure dyspepsia, IndIges.
tion, Liver Complaint, Acid Stomach, Heart
burn, Kidney Complaints, Sick Headache,
Piles, Asthma or Phthieic, Ringworms, Buils.
Felons Whitlows, Old Sores, Swelled joints
and General Debility of the System.
1t IL also prompt and sure remedy for
Cramps and Pain in the Stomach, Painters'
Collie, Diarrhna, Dysentery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Cholera lnfantum.
Scalds, Burns, spraias, Bruises, Frost Bites.
Chilblalns, az well as the Stings of Insects,
Scorpions, Centipedes. and the Bites of Poi
sonous Insects and Venomous Reptiles.
see Directions accompanying each bottle.
Nov1 IIfimo
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Sale of Lexington Lands.

NDER and by virtue OF authority on me
~ conferred by the will OF the late Henry
deiger, will offer for salo, at public auction,
at Lexington Court House. on the first MON.
DAY in December next, the following described
Parcels and Tracte OF LAND, belonging to the
| estate of the said Henry j. Geiger:
The Tract known as tho homestead of .he
elder, Abram Gciger, has been divided into
five parcels, and will be sold as follows:
No. Tho North-,cest portion Of said
Tract, known as the residence and home place
OF the late Henry j. Geiger, containing three
hundred and eighty-three acres; bounded on
South and East by Nos.2 and OF same estate,
and on North aud West by lands OF tinker, b.
No. 2.-The Northeast portion OF same
Tract, containing three hundred and eighteen
acres, adjoining and bounded by Goodwyn's
Mill Tract and Neece's land. on North and
East. and by Nos. and on West and South.
small lot has been set off and reserved for a
School House or Church.
No. 3.-The Southeast portion Of same
Road. containing. three hundred acres, ad-
joining Nos. and on North and West, and
lands Of Spires and Richter on East and
South.
No. 4.-The South.,rest portion Of same
Tract, containing three hundred and thiity-
five acres, lying on the Blackville Road, and
bounded by Gissendamer on South and West,
and by Nos; and 8 on North and East.
seven acres, adjoining and lying West Of Noe.
aud 4. and bounded by lands Of Gissendamer,
Arthnr and Sharpo.
The above Tract lies on the head waters Of
First Greek. waters Of Congarce River.
No. 6.-The Tract known as the "Michael
Wise" or cold Wise" place, containing two
hundred an and fSrty, nine acres, lying on the
on both sidos OF the road from Orangeburg TO
Lexington, and bounded by lands OF Cclem On, /,
HuttO, Sharpe and others.
No Tho ''JOhn Sightler" Tract, contain
ing four hundred and eighteen acres, lying
between tho head of Sandy Esa and Big Bull
Swamp, and adjoining lands OF Herbert bpiree,
Richter, DOminick sHd Mrs. Smith.
No. 8.-The George Sightier," or "Sightler
Homestead" Tract. lying on the head waters
OF Savannah Hunt Creek. waters Of Congaree
River. and anjoining lands OF II. II. Geiger, g.
Kaigler, J. l.. SiRhtler and others.
| This Tract has been divided, and will be
| sold as follows:
I. The Eastern half containing four hum
! dred and forty acres, which embraces the re-
| sidence and settlement, (of tli., one acre has
| been set off and reserved as grave yard.)
| 2. The Western half, containing three hun
dred and thirty-two acres.
ALI OF the above Tracts have been recently
surveyed and divided by James H Taylor.
Surveyor, and pIats made uf the same, which
| can be- inspected at the offce OF Mcssrs Talley,
Bachman Waties, at Columbia. until day Of
sale.
They will be sold in The order in which they
are numbered, and on the following TERMS
Onc.fourth cash; balance iD one, two and
three years, secured by bond and mort gage OF
the purchaser, bearing interest from day OF
sale. Purchasers 10 pay for papers and
stamps. ALEXANDER GEl4ER,
| Qualified Executor OF Henry j. Geiger de-
ceased. Oct 90 sc
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Valuable Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale s, 900 acres of LAND, tho
IL most valuable portion OF the Dolby estate,
on West bank Wateree river, twenty miles
East OF Columbia; ton miles below Camden:
five miles from Camden Branch haiiroaG d
twelve miles from limo OF Railrnad from
Sumte or to Columbia. The rivor affords fine
water transportation. The place IS pt rfcctly
healthy, with tho finest water, and a number
OF the bcst laborcrs in tho County; bounded
by lands Of Mrs. English, and blacks, and
others. 900 acres arc river bnttoms. the
greater portion safe from ovcr- flows. with a
river front nf noaily mile. all cleared, except
2OO acres of finely timbcred oak lands. and
under fence, producing finely Cotton, Corn
and small grain, and especially adapt cd 10
stock raising; and large number OF cattle can
DO kept tut all tho wear without feeding and
readily sold on the place. The balance
$4,000 acrcs) are good pine lands with n large
proportion of fine creek bottoms. 2 $40 acres
Uf the above-a separate trac.---are Oh North
and South Spears Greek. immediately on the
limo Of tho Chatham Nailroad, and the tcle.
graph road from Columbia TO Camden, sixteen
miles from the former; heavily timbered with
pine. and fine water power; 200 acres good up.
land cleared and under fence, adjoining tho
river bottoms; balance heavily tinbered with
pine. There is fine residence CONVENIENTLY
situated, and ample accommodations for
laborers. Will be sold in a body or tracts to
suit. For further particulars, apply to E. @.
DoBY, Camden, or to Colonel MCMA TER. Co.
lumbia, who will show plats Of tho lands.
JOHN MCCAsKILL, near the place, will show
parties the lands. II not disposed of before.
l will offer them at auction on tho first MON.
DAY in December. Nov3t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-27
THE AGE OF PROGRESS.
PURITY AND CHEA PNESS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
At the old stand,
At the old stand,
E. H. II e I'M ITSH.

Wholesale and Refnil Drug House.
nRUGS, Medicines and everything in the
~ Drug line to suit tho times. Onward is
the word.
MEDICINES for the sick at much reduced
prices. Prescriptions prepared at low prices.
The best OF everything sold-and sold at
prices to suit.
The sick. the lsme, the fceble in health, can
have n" excuse for remedies-here they are at
your own price. Come and hf al thyIelf.
The Quaker iniment for rheumatism and
Pains; htan'ey's Great Cough Syrup for
Coughs anl Cojle; Kina Chill Cure FOR 6hilIs
and f.. r; Queens Dslig ght for tho Diseases OF
the Blood; Crimson Tetter Wash for the Com
ple1iup; Hardon and Field Seeds, just re.
ceived; Landreth keeds-a new supply for
1871. Plant your Winter Garden, COW Cab
bago Seed, Onion Seed, Lettuce Scotland
homem'sr--at the Old Stand Is the place for
your hltdicines. r. Fl. HEIEITSH,!
MOVE Druggist and Chemist.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-27
WILLIAM GLAZE.

y WATcnFs.aoa and siIycr Hunting,
s,sm ."s Winding, Open Face, OF swiss' English
Ol.OCKS-French Parlor, OF Black Marble,
Gilt, Ormnlar, liosewood and Walnut.
,SPkCTAcl Es.,rood, Silver aud Steel, Of
ber and Tortoise Shell Frame. @
THlMiti.ES.-dold aud silver, Of all de-
LhDiEs' JEwELRY.-a Gold hinge, plain
st"ner; is'oochos, Ear rings, Necklaces,
t,rac let's and lArml-ts. Gold Cbsteiaine- and
Lenhtine Chaims; all varieties 81 Jet, Rubber,
Gold, Pearl and Mourning Jewalry and Orna-
HENrItMtN's JEwEBRY..-vest and
Guard Chnina, Collar and hhirt Buttons,
sleeve I'nttohs, Seal Rings, Brooahes, Scarf
Pins, &c.
s7LvrRyvARE.
i'POnNS-.rable, D-ss-rt, Tea Sugar, Nus
tard. Pap salt 4, oois aud Ladies'.
FO.:K KS-Tab!e, Dessert and Breskfast.
KNIVES Dessert. Fruit, Butter, Fish, Pic,
Cake AMI 'hetse Knives
FIrt'H EkA --Cha,ices and Communion
Sets lc" Pitchers. Cnps. Bowls and Goblets.
CASrDhS ->ilv'r r and Plattd, F,uit stands,
Cake Ba>k, ts .ickle Stands Coffee Makers.
cream Pots. Salt and ismtter Dishes, Wn.io.s 8,
&c MILAN GLAZE,
One dear North 81 R,nh Williams 4. CO.'S
Banking H"u~,. Main atrett Nov limo
Foreign Exchange.
THE or ZrN>' SAVINGa BANK is now
i prepared 8" draw directly on aii the pro-
uInrnt places in
england. Sc,,t and and Ireland,
Germany
France
Holland,
Belgium,
aud the Orient,
and viii furnish drafts at New York rates
"ot 23 g. BRENIZEk. Cashier.
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For Sale.
&ynl. A LARGE COTTAGE, with 9 Rooms
lfl534 and o Pantry. in most desirable part
313a1eAof the city, with kitchen. dry cellar and
other ont-houses and conveniences. Besides
q trout garden, with rare trees and shrubbery,
which there Ii quite q number OF fruit bear
Ing trees. auch as pears. peaches. apricots.
Ags and plnHs with a fine arber, the whole
tEidth OF the garden, with grapes Of several
yarietias. ,.r
Terma moderate, Inquire at the store Of
E. STENHOUSE, or at this Office. II not sold
before the 1st Of December, perhaps may rent
TO gnod trnAnt. Oct ~ t13
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VI
For Sale.

MA THAT Valuable Tract OF LAND, lying
SGlotte Railroad, about II ruiles from tho
CITY OF Columbfa, containing twenty Ono acres,
more or less, and having on it a beautiful sit q
Tor country residence, most excellent
or eix hands; it is about two-thirds cleared
and is most admirably situated and watered
Tor a vegetable or struck" garden, lying be-
tween the two branches which forms the
and compoaed partly Of the samo soil on
which DR.. Parker raised over 200 bushels of
corn to the acre. Possession given LIST Janua-
ry next. For further particulars, sppiy at this
Office, or to l.. Il. BECKWITH,
OCT 3mo Orapgebure, S. c..