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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-28
FOR S.4LE OR RENT.
OITY HOTEL PROPERTY FOR REN

This valuable and extensive property binding
ON ROYAL, Cameron and Pitt streets, will be for
rent from the first day of january next The
't% ost will be rented sep"'SWSSN H. HfffRSW IRWIN
xA FORSALE-A very desirable THREE
E#SH STORY BRICKDWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax between Duke and Wolfe streets, adj
Joining the lst Presbyterian Church, has all the
modern improvements, including gas water anc
front and back yard, has also No. brick stable
and carriage house, opening on II Spacious alley.
Everything is in perfect repair. Terms easy ~r
very low for cash Ifnot sold by October lst,
IL ~ W. 'N''' ''' TOLSON & CO.,
Corner King and Water streets.
W.. have, also, 300 ACRES OF LAND in
MARYLAND, miles from the ferry opposite, and
Il miles from Washington DC Improved with
dwelling and out buildings, for sale low for cash,
or on easy terms. Possession, given lnmr!inlcly
sep lS-tf TOLSON l. co.
INOR T-WAREHOUSE, No. II King
H. street. Apply next doort"
THOMAS PERRY,
aug IS Il King street.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
1Gn ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND, on the
Middle River Turnpike, miles from Washing
ton and from Alexandria, with beautiful view
OF the latter city and of the Potomac river. Tn"
improvements consist of BRICK DIV Eli d.
LING HOUSE, with all the necessary out All
buildings, and an abundance of choice 1 ru't
all descriptions The t.r!n j. well wat,rr'l, An"
has on it Il plenty Of timber
800 ACRES HEAVILY TIM BERED Ian
IS miles from Washington city-salnr 'l'-l'lr"
from Alexandria, and about 3 miles from sta
ton the W. u o. +. H., Offering II ready mar
kct for wood and timber.
IA K NJ in kuuuurr comfy e miles below
Wurrcnt0n, and within two miles OF II station On
the WarreIltnn branch of the o., \. ~ VI. X. H.
The tract contains about 4tU acres; Is well TIM
berrd and watcrr and is considered Tine graz
ing land.
The above property, the title t. which is with
ont defect, will be sold cheap and upon accom-
molating terms. Apply to y. b., Gazctt" office,
feb lift
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IMPORTANT NEWS

IMPORTANT. NEW 5
to the
PEOPLE OF ALEXANDRIA AND SUR
j.. ROUNDING COUNTRY.
Dr. NJ. WE'LL, Optician. has opened q store
at Mr.. }. A Geib;s, and would respectfully in
vi,e all TO- come and convince themselves, as
am sure can please any one who gives me a
call In this business also manufacture F. +
GLASSES to suit every eye and vision, no mat
ter what size and price. l also keep y very large
stock of TOYS of every description, from the
largest to the smallest and Of good quality, to-
gcther with many other articles usually found
IN store of the kind Please call and see my
new goods, without fail.
Dr. VI. WE'LL,
oct 2G-3m No. il3 King st.
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Railroads.
, ALEXANDRIA AND
wv GEORGETOWN Z. r

IHM a. $50: 8, -: E

WINTER SCHEDULE FOR THE
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, October u, 1871,
through Mail Trains leave Washington, from
MARYLAND avenue dcpot,at 7:l0 a. m. and pm,
for Iynchburg and Intermediate stations, Sun
DAYS Included Leave Alexandria, from Duke
and Henry streets, ut $40 u. m. and 900 =. III.
from Lynchburg and intermediate stations, Sun.
DAYS included, connecting with the morning and
evening trains for Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington,
from Maryland Avenue Depot, ut 7:l5, $50 .
and II u. m. and l:50, $50, $50 and 40 p N;
Leave Alexandria, from the corner OF Duke and
Henry streets mt I:45 Il. H., and $50 p. m, and
from the corner Of King and st. Asaph streets
ut &, and 10 a. m, and ut $3.50, $50 and pm.
Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandria, from
the corner Of Duke and Henry streets, at 40
IN. and $50 p. nj. Leave Washington from
Maryland ave. depot, nj $40 Il. H. and 10 p. IN.
JrG"Thc 1:l5 Il. IN. and $50 y. IN. local trains
from Washington connect with the morning and
evening trains ofthc w. < O. K. K for I.ec>hurg
and Hamilton. The Il. III. and 80 p. III. local
trains from Alexandria cUIInrct with the morn
Ing and evening trains o: the ". & .. K. 4.
from Lcrshurg and Hamilton.
Through tickets can be procured mt tn" office
of the Company. corner of!lh street and Mary
land avenue, Washington. and baggage checked
through. O. A. STEVENS, Gen. Supt.
w. j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. oct 2l-tf
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Roots and Shoes.

HENRY STRAUSS has returned from the North
with one ri the largest and lm"st varied ass"rt-
m"uts Of
Bo0TS AND SHOES
ever before LrougI; to this city and rs he bought
for cash is prepared to sell at the cheapest pos
,lble rates sep T.
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BERLIN CLOAKS.

have just opened lot Of very beautiful
CLOTH CLOAkS or JACKETS. These goods
are lust opened having been ordered by y New
York House only four weeks sine" by telegraph,
from the city of Berlin. They are new styles
and beautifully trimmed.
n,.t ~ !. VI. STEWART
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[NASlIlNGTON & ONO RAILROAD
"a ~ M ~ -

- ~
On and after MONDAY, October -, ISL
TWO TkAl NJ on this road wiI! be run Is fol
lows:
MAIL TRAIN will leave Al"Nandria duly
except Sunday, at 80 II. m; pass Lr">burg nj
1913 Il. H.. and arrive nj Hamilton ri | Il. III
Leave Hamilton at - ~ Z. ~; pas. L'e>hurg
ut / - p. m, and arrive 1T AlrXInlria al 500
y. m.
ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN Will leave Al
cAanLr daily, except Sunday, at t. IN l.In., at
rive at L''">h!rg al $40 p. III.
Leave Lcesburs ut u a. m, arrive nj ArA"n-
'lrlu ut SO II. H.
The Mail Train makes close connection n
Hamilton with krnp> line of Stag"> t" anal
from WImrhc>trr; also ut Lcr>hurg with R"nIm-
rr'S line OF Coaches for Aldir and Middlrhurg.
Regular fare. / cts. per nllit
Communication tickets. 3 cts. per mile
Annual tickets. $50.
Il. H. IlANENNER,
oc4-tf General Ticket Agent
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EfrR.N.ESNf.NG GOODS.
GEORGE &. HENNlNG.

N ~. n. ~
UlttllltI, ludptl, ldllOl,
=
NV ,.>-,,, ,,,,r>,v pu
Offers to purchasers a greater variety of goods
than heretofore, most Of which are either made
by his workucn or made specially to order for
md all " III b., charged hut
ONE fRltfr
devlatr for any one
0Aoh Nv EhHoh ., nwoM NV, nH ,, ":' 80
BLUE FROCk COATS,
AND No H. vi y ILL.,
prsINFss and DRESS SUITS a..
,,.r ,.,,u,,,.r,,,
%" ~ ,.'," t'', "
eXh''Hle" III HaS''"E'''
p,,jor rr,,,,ino
fine Nackwe,r and Hnsierv,
Fine Cloths Cassimcres, D"eskinS Vest
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ORANGE, ALEX. & MANASSAS X. r.
~ Alexandria, Va, August T., 1871.
THROUGH TICK ETS
For BALTl MORE, Pill LADELPlIlA ami
NEW YORK, and all the GREAT WESI,
are on sale at the ticket office, corner Duke AID
Henry streets for the regular through train>.
leaving Mt g. ~ 81. m. and $40 =. m. II bought NJ
the above named regular hours, thrS" ticket.
will also be recognized on trains leaving al Alb
~ H. and 3jOp. H.
Baggage chrt kcd through 10 North or West.
Take the l. 45 ~ H.. train for earliest Western
connections.
aug l2-tf j. VI. BROADl :, Il. i. a.
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Alexandra at d. m.
aug l2-tf President Potomac Ferry Co.
- - ~ - - ~ - - -'.--
~ Y l. II a n bo , l ON
l. ", ,nI- 0D r1,p ,,,,
ne st.at'tr M Il. - ~ lnh Ian Z, con
''r. &C.. ~ VIZ ~ INC s:FTns ..xu,S
VI une nierEii ' "'u ~ n1 s,sss -,
w 'hnt NJ 0a'.l p,,, ,J EEERY NON
XIV XIV GnEESTAV arI EP1naS 40,
~ ~. D, ai,u i' Ns,;IIi ~ ~
~ ~, - ~. -, ,rIiT.n..n :, ,1.Tvp
- E>DA -, ~ . hnDh . Hiu Gnu. GAIN e. N
toh' "iSni2HI: lihey "i''I l "'"I i''"N""t "'u
f"rlrrSE Monroe. -,
ms nhs; c"nn'IhS at A,"Tah"r'' VIII" the
folk with til" Boston steamers, oilers superior i'll
Ill kinds Of FRI Iri t. to I' The rates being
low, the attention of shipper: is particularly di.
rrclrd To this feature. All freight forwarded
free Of curnussion, and through bills OF luding
given.
For freight or passage apply on holr,l or t.
Y. u. GRONEk N"rinlk, j.. &. WATERS.
tirnryrtuwu. or NJ ELURlDGE& CO.,
Agents Alcxandria
=. +. BRuWN Il son. Gen. AytS.,
Cor. 18TH IT, and New York ave,
Washington d. C.
FIRST class fare t. Norfolk, 81; round trip, 81;
Second class fare L. Norfolk =, round trp -
NH LII
..- .
~ Mhi'ellANlH H., - y NEW NJ l'hh
--AassAA > IA MSlliS.
The I'm" CONSISTS Of tn" following hr-t-"l;'ss
OUTSIDE st,Htii'rrS
L y {tl .It iil,.rs
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Cash p:id for old Iron anal Bras.

w. 5. MOORE
MACIIINIST AND BLACKSMITH,
No. Gj Union street,
Alrxnn,lria, Va.
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAST
IRON FENCES, &c.
Rrpairing done with dispatch, and nj prices
that were charged previous t" the wa-. jan ~
I>lIlLIr PARK,
PRACTICA l. PL l. VI Err,
No. II South Fairfax street
Tn" oldest and best established Plumbing
establishment in the city. All work done with
dispatch, ard in til" most durable AND Workman
like manner. Satisfaction guaranteed.
.IUBBl Nc done ut short notice, and by him
sell, or the most experienced V"rkmeI jan I'll
NYOTlCE-Thc cn-purtncrship heretofore cx-
~ iSting between the undersigned, under the
lrnl name of TUl,SDN Il co. is this day dis
solved. Con>ignHcnt> on hand will be closed
out and returns mac soon az possible. Either
partner is authorized t" settle the debts of the
I'D firm. and We hope th0$" indebted IL Us will
settle their accounts ut once.
+. l.. TDLSON,
l.. WRITER'S.
AIrNandrn, Va, Oct. is, 1871. oc2l-lN9
TREEN' NOTION USE,
" 10 King street.
Bargains innumerabIc All goods sold cheap.
Satisfaction, both in quality and price, guaran-
tccd. 4 purchasers ignorance no pretcxt for
Imposition. oct S
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
l. i In daily receipt Of large quantities OF Eng
li.h and American Hosiery, i'll Cotton and Me-
rino, in all of which great bargains are being Of
tcrcl ut GREES'S NOTION HOUSE,
oct - ii King street.
~ NRREIIAS
UMBRELLAS!
Alpaca and Scotch Bingham Umbrellas Of tho
best quality. constantly OH hand and fur salo ut
the lowest prices.
oct - G. c. BERRY. - King st.
DEARL HOMINY, GRITS and WHITE
l. BEANS rcrcivc, and for sale by
AVERY y DAVIDSON,
oct 20 III King ST.. cor. Alfred.
NEW YORK UCkWIIEAT for sale by
~ GEO. McBURNEY y son,
oct II lGG X 10 King street
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Clothing!
t'!Ot1,inS!

Clothing! &iOthIhS
AT Low PHICEs
Imposition Hated!
Comparison Invited!
Opposition Courtel!
Competition Dcticd !!
AT BLoNpHEIMS
CHEAP MAMMOTH CLoTHISG STORE,
Garner Hing and Fairfac streets,
pctl2 Alexandria, Virginia.
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CATERS and Boots,

B:.lmurals and Caters, Slippers, Prince .Nlhrrt$,
VI. 4. Fancy and Plain Slippers.
Also II very large assortment of Misses and
Childrcns Bultoncd and Plain Caters,
Dress and UndrcSS Mur"cc"
Bamorals
Also Boys and Youths BOOTS an! SHOES
Of every variety and style. Also the justly eel
rbra1rd CHAMPION SHOE, the best Planter 5
Shoe ever invented.
~" His stock of BOOTS and SHOES of his
OWN MAKE is uncxccllcd by ally other "s-
tallishment in this city
Come, one and all, tn NJ" M hlns street. A.
cyandria Va. sign Of the ''Oprra and Golden
Boots" and directly opposite the new S"rept"
Hall
n bah kinds Of Ladies and Gentlemen :
work made t. order. and fit guaranteed.
Rr,s.irng neatly DONE and charges very mod
cr.i,. 4. PAEF.
nri tim rs King street.
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Take Notice.

The best Of regular imported under garments
ar, without seam You will find such, Of the
Il ,cst material, in quantity and warranted at tie
SARGpTA CLOTHING HALL
S. DEALHAM
oct y Head Salesman.
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oct 26-3lIl

n Office.
Miss N. Z. FOSSETT
Has Just returned from New York with well
selected stock of pattern
.s.... BON NETS AND HATS.
Also a large assortment of Ribbons, Flowers,
I.aces and Trimmings, Chgnons, PlaitS and
Switches, of all styles and Shades. She will be
pleased to have her friends and customers call
and examine her stock. oct 26-tf
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HUUT!S H.N'U SNUES.
BOOTS AND SHOES,

which cannot be surpassed here or elsewhere,
and Which will be sold ut very low prices. Ny
stock consists in bart Of Ladies and Gentlemen :
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CHANGE OF STARTING TIME.

The Steamer COLUMBIA, Capt james llar-
per, will leave Pier No. every sT-"e =
TUESDAY NIGHT, ut ~ o clock, : ..a: "A
for her USUAL lanlings on the p"trnl:c ar,. Bal
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NOR ENT-WAREHOUSE, No. II King
H. street. Apply next door t"
THOMAS PERRY,
auglS Il King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-29
Hotel Arrivals-December 2s.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESION hOIEL.
R. P. sibley, Augusta; W. b. Wight, h. A
Clark. Boston; Mrs. Moulton and maid, Mrs
Greenougb, J. M. Wehli, J. Bowler, P. Fer
ranti, G. W. Colby, F. E. Jones, New York; NJ
W. Garrison, Alabama; ]. F. q. Blois, E. G
Reid, Savannah Republican,; Captain D. W
Howes, New York; L. Brommer, England; D
Epstin, Columbia; F. P. Weber and wife, Ba.
timore; Jerome P. Chase, Florence; P. a
Emanuel Kiawah Island; Rev. c. R. Bramart
wife, nurse and child, Massachusetts,; Mrs. AL
exander Mitchell, Wisconsin; G. PozRaneki
Miss Poznanski and maid, South Carolina; j
A. johnson. W. ]. Detreyille, Orangeburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Stanberry, NJ. N. league, Marion; j.
NJ. Scattergood, Mrs. P. A. Emanuel, Philadel
phia: B. A. Harrison, Southern Times and
Planter. ]. D. Dunlap, Camden; F. Farnard
Boston;C II. Skidman, Florida.
PAVILION HOTEL.
H. Douglas, Louisiana; L. Ramsfair, Beau
fort County; R. D. Sem, George w. Water
man. A. Knight, Columbia; F. j. Hanly, New
York; W. L. Wolfe, orangeburg.
MILLS HOUSE.
Richard Codbury, Philadelphia; John G.
Williams, Boston; L. E. Irving, st. Johns, s.
c.; George E. Thompson ana wife, Miss Ella
Green, New York; w. c. Havens, Troy; John
G. Davis, Vermont; P. c. Cook, George Con
ners, Albany, William B. Storer, New orleans
II. S. Sanford, Jacksonville.
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BY W. Y. LEITCH 6 Il. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneers and Brokers.

AUCtIOneoTb anu oxOkeI1s
VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON
y PLANTATION. AT REFEREES SALE. Ll.
lNWOOD and ELIZABETH, his wife, vs.. EMMA
JULIA EDWARDS ct al
In pursuance Of the Judgment Of the Court Of
Common Pleas In The above cause, made mad by BY ais s
sale at the Courthouse, In the City OF Charleston,
on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of January, 1s72, at II
oIlTV All that at va Vsluaoie PLANTATION called SPRING
ISLAND, in Beaufort County, South Carolina,
situate at the junction Of the Chechessee and Col
Teton Rivers, directly opposite Foot Point, the
proposed terminus OF the Deep water aud western
Railroad, containing about three thousand acres
high land, about two thousand acres OF which are
cleared and very fertile for Sea Island or Short
CoLtons and Provisions II is abuI dainty supplied
with springs Of good water. and affords . nne
pasturage for all kinds OF stock; together with
several small islands adjacent thereto, and form.
ing part Of, and being appurtenant thereto, and
containing - acres. ~
and ample outbnidings. There are several set
Elements which render this property easy to be
divided inso different plantations. Being an L.
aG ne SeS OF the Hsroor of Port
Royal; Is ten (l0) mles distant from the en-
trance; considered heal by 10 live at all the year.
and we'll known as one or the best Sea Is. and
Cotton Plantations on the coast. -
A TRACT OF PINE LAND, on the main, belonging
10 the Estate Of the late George Edwards, con-
tanning - acres.
TermE-onethird cash; the ba ance by bond or
bonds OF the purchaser, payable In three equal
successive annual instalments, with interest from
date at the rate Of seven per centum per annum,
pay able annually, with mortgage OF the property
70 secure the said bond or bonds, Purchaser to
pay Referee for papers and stamps.
For further particulars, and any desired tnfor-
nation, application must be made to MesaLs.
SlMONS q SlM0NS, and to Messrs. MEMMlNGER,
PINCRNEY Il JERVEY and " ]. TOBIAS, Solict.
tors In the cause. ASHER D. COHEN, Referee.
dpC28-g1ftu6
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RELIGIous.-The seventh session of the
South Carolina Conference of the Methodist
Epscopal Church commenced at the Centen-
nary Church, Wentworth street, in this city,
on Wednesday, Bishop Simpson presiding.
ThehRev. DR.. Henry ]. Fox was elected secre-
tarS. The usual standing committees were
appointed. The various districts were repre-
sented by their respective presiding elders,
and great increase in the material and spir-
itual interests of the church is reported.
Last evening there were memorial services
in the Wentworth Street Church, Bishop
Simpson presiding. The services were Of the
most interesting character. The conference
has lost three of its members during the year,
Rev. John Hamlinton, Rev. George Newcome
and Rev. T. Willard Lewis-the latter the
well known and6eloved pastor Of the churches
in this city. Addresses were delivered by the
bishop, the Rev. Mr.. Weston, and Drs. Web
ster and Fox. At the close OF the exercises
the organ played an appropriate dirge, and the
monument erected to the memory of Rev. T.
W. Lewis was unveiled. TIE monument is
costly and chaste.
Daring the evening the church was crowded
in every part, and the aisles to the very doors
could scarcely afford standing room for
another person. The monument, which was
covered during the evening with black drape-
~. was not unveiled until near ten O'Clock,
when it's neatness and beauty struck all
present with admiration. 1t is let into the
wall on the east eide of the pulpit and forms
graceful tribute to The memory of the deceased
pastor
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WE WOULD respectfully call your attention
to T. S. Nipson's, No. l3l Meeting street. You
can there get real Leather Boots and Shoes as
cheap as you will pay elsewhere for shoddy
As he has all his goods manufactured especial
" 10 order from the first manufacturers, he
will guarantee all goods as represented.
Shoes for schcoLboys and misses specially.
All kinds OF work constantly on hand. All
orders carefully and promptly attended to. T.
S. N1psoS, No. l3l Meeting street. dec29-2
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r. M. MARSHALL & BRO,
Auctioneers.

GALE OF A VALUABLE PLANTATION.
- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON COUNTY-1n the Common Pleas
DANIEL R. S0RTWELL vs.. WILLIAM BELL ct al.
BY virtue OF Decretal Order In the above stated
case, will sell on THURSDAY. the 4th Of Janu-
ary next at II O'Clock, at the Old Postofice,
The PLANTATION In st. James Goose G eek,
known as the Spring Grove Plantation, contain
ing 1890 acres, more or ess bounded on the north
by the main road, leading from Strawberry Ferry
to Charleston; on the east by the Mepshew Plan.
tation, belonging to John Lewis Gervais; on the
south by lands OF the e. tate OF Robert Hume, and
on the west by lands Of Mrs. Broughton.
ALSO,
That PLANTATION In 81. James Goose Creek,
known as Pine Grove, containing 4so0 acres, more
or less; bounded on the north by Spring Grove
Plantation; on the cast by lands Of p. g. Stoney,
and on the west by land, OF the estate Of Odom.
These Lands are sail to contain Phosphates.
Terms-One-third cash; balance on q credit OF
one and TWO years, secured by bond or bonds OF
the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annum, payable annually, and
mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser TO pay for
pap.rs and staL1ps.
SAMUEL LORD, JR.,
dec6-wf9th1 Referee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-29

The GREATEST WONDER OF THE CHICAGO
F1RE.-Of all the wonderful things that hap
pened during that extraordinary conhagra-
ton, the most wonderful was the exemption OF
Herring's safes from destruction, and OF Her
rings only. Amid thaldreadful hell, seemingly
sent upon earth to test the value of the vari-
ous inventions which the skill Of generations
had perfected to resist the evil influence OF
fire, Herring alone came of unscathed Atany
rate, If any others escaped we hear nothing OF
them, while Messrs. Herring, Farrell sher-
man publish in to-day's NEWS list Of one
hundred and twenty responsible Chicago mer-
chants, all OF whom saved their books and pa
pers by using Herring's safes. All safes cost
Large sums OF money, and merchants should
\ careful not to throw that money away, but
q invest it in Herring safe, the only one that
has stood the great trial of the century.
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EIRST.CLAsS RIvER.BOTTOM LAND

| LNlRST-CIASS lVER-BOTTOM LAND
Il in high and healthy part OF the State for,
sale, with Flour, Grist and saw Mills Cotton Gin
and Thresher, and successful stand for Coun-
| try Store.
WIN be sold for partition, to the highest BID;
nj 1s7 hot for
at private sale,
The well known Plantation OF CAMPoBELLA,
belonging to the Estate Of the late Major b. ].
Dean. containing 1871 acres.
1t is situated on the great thorouEhfare BE-
tween Spartanburg, s. G., and Asheyllle, n. o.
seventeen miles ncitn OF spartanburg, and
twenty five miles northwest OF GreenVlue ana
five miles from Gowansville.
The place Is one OF the most desirable In the up.
country, being unsurpassed for health, and 81.
most unequalled for the quantity and quality OF
good Mills, bringing an Immediate and never.
falling return for the capital invested-having 2l0
acres OF best Reed Bottom In one body, within enc
fence, in high state Of cultivation, never having
good crop, while the land is constantly improV-
ing, and the whole well ditched and drained.
ALSO, -.
100 acres Of best Greek Bottom, fresh and NM
| cleared.
The remainder Of the Tract is Wen wooded, In
original growth, and no green timber has Been
| cut on the place In sixteen years.
for tenants. and ample materials OF both wood
and stone are in sight Of the Saw MIL.
The Flour and Grist Mills are well built, INST
story OF stone-has three sets OF ooltlng cnesis,
three run OF mill stones and make as good nour
as any made south OF Baltimore. They nave been
| rebuilt as well as the Saw Mil, WITHIN lev
years. and all have good run OF custom. ING
near completion OF the Airline Railroad WILL add
| to their value.
The Mills will be contracted for separately tas
also the Lands In lots TO suit purchasers az prl'
Terms-Cash is preferred; but u more conve-
nient to purchasers, 1t will be sold for one han
cash-one. fourth In six months, and oneIourtn IN
Twelve months. with interest from day OF sale,
and bond and mortgage to secure the paymentoi
| the same. Title indisputable.
Persons wishing 70 examine the pace VIII Do
william ]. Walden on the place. ANY information
desired can be obtained BY applying pers onaly At
spartanburg Courthouse TO EDWARD tSI J: Dean. OF
Or. G. E. Fleming-or by letter 70 me E@1ecutrlx, TX
nova-fs Lock Box 20, spartanburg, $. y.