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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-12

CRuxps.-The weather was quite warm yes
terdsy. 2 - % .s.f 100
Kipg street has already holiday air:
The.prlsoners convicted during the present
term.ofthe Court Of General Sessions will be
sentenced this morning. .5,f
The shipping in the harbor yesterday dis
played their flags at halEmast IN respect 70
Captain Hammer, who died at his rssidenoepin
Rutledge street on Saturday.
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ALE THOSE IN need OF Scotch. whiskey, Hol-
land Gin, French Brandy and choice domestic
Liquors, would do well to caIl on B. Boyd, No.
is3 East Bay, who has fine assortment and
sells low. l'rr.. . ...5r,. decl2-2
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By ,H.<H: DeLEON.

- ~ -AAs 1As ,S0AAA1VAss 49,
DOsITIvE SALE VALUABLE SEA Is-
II land Plantations Of oEdtSto Island, belong
ing 70 EBtAte EphIsim H. 1Bkynasd.,,o gRa1E
|. VIII be told at Public Adofyonyain the CITY OF
Charleston. on Thursday Hseefn6er lkth; d61l, st
the Old Customh0use, corner Broad street. md
Fas The following ORGANIZATIONS ssG9Ito
7 Seaside, containing 400 3ail0o acres moreSe @
II %. m - no!- eta .10T Db gisld ;i.ts
Wilson'S, containing 1&s 1900 acres, more Or
Palmenters, containing MS ls.ioo acres, moro
snergood, containing as ee1oe scressmorsass
less. ~ - S'g syGfiiG :y1,a 70 ya6 itsR'
+s Shell Hotse, containing 1s5 7o.loo acfes, moro
or less. > o. -ssef ar - g9diii.-, .s1J;.ci
Red House, containing Is4 o, NO acres, uoresr
less. 20: -Gh ;oi-Si QrR1c ltTgA
Frssaorook's, containing 17sos4loo acrea, moro
or le9S,B 'ii - . - y = 2BBal1O Sc GBl
+ aRa0nls Point, containing 4ss $500 scrss, moro
or. less. ~ TrETfsS ;bF.Sf or .H9E a.? pf
q Lsroche'A containing ass sa.loo; scres, nrsaor
lesa. le[ 81 .'l@ log %! o. g.. bpTaM
Little EdIsto Pace, containing 40 s1aoD are,
more Or teSs ~ o.. r9dina5ou %0Tsg8
f.: IL .s5id . AI9o, ce 5l.G.EstGc gLeisc
:. ST. T.B4RTHDL ONEWls PARBB RfOERLAAT4, 4,
TON, opposite Wilton, 200 acres, more or lsa1sG.
70 Conditions I0nofoufth odsh; bsiSAee ihynhond
and mortgage, payable tn eoue; two aud: three
years, interest ! per cent, payable i1n1naIly.
Purchasers to pay Tor papers snd stanpe-Ilrs
.add - Ta0k1S H.iHHLIN0HAH.Is b.
nov1.wsl1&d7 sTussea
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GALE OF STOCK, COIN, FODDER &c.
az the Plantation on which ]. reside three milee
iron Mars gt1n Depot, on ths Wllninsson and
HORSES, Mules Cows Hogs, Corn, Fodder,
are; rne nnest In this section Of the STATE; sTxms
cash!7 The Plantation wilIbe rentedast tIegame
time. II contains some 500 or CO., Acrea Of Ane
Cotton and Corn Laud.aoS 1u1lF-.9IiG5yJ
Seel-l7D&o .f9w1I yedN1fs' BlnG.
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CAvsp IN.-On Saturday evening danger
GUS hole made its appearance in America
street, opposite South, apparently Without
/ cause, and certainly without foundation.
The matter was referred to the city inspector,
and received prompt attention.
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THE MEDIcAI SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
At the eighty second anniversary meeting Of
this society, held yesterday afternoon, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: ]. Ford Prioleau, n. D., presi.
dent; F. P. Porcher, N. D., vioe-president,
Manning Slmons, N. D., secretary; d. ".
peSaussure, Jr., treasurer and librarian. Com
mittee on Accounts-Drs. Thompson, Bust
and Trescot. Committee on Books-Drs
Prloleau, VIM. b. Huger and VIM. c. Ravenel
Committee on Epldemics and Meteorology-
Drs. J. F. n. Geddings and R. A. Kinloch.
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rs- Now Is the time to think about adver
tlsing holiday goods, and reflection should OF
followed by iudicious action.
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GREAT inducements are offered for this
week in Sash Ribbons FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT
q Co.
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A HANDSOME PIECE OF WoRK.-The last
touches to the cap for the steeple of the new
German Church were yesterday put on, and
theworx stood forth completed to the salts
faction of ftheysperaole artist, Mr.. G. Werner.
As It stands, 1t Is finished piece OF work,
which reflects the highest credit upon the
taste and skill ofthe designer and maker. The
weather being propltous, the whole affair was
photographed from the roof Of neghborlDg 6
shed. 1t excited general admiration yester-
day, and after remaining short time, will be
taken down preparatory to placing It In the
exalted position which 1t Is designed to
occupy.
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LA1lss will find ia full assortment OF Harris's
Seamless" Kid Gloves at j. B. Reads, No.
263, King street, ms, g. Ia 5decl27tuths
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BY w. Y. LEITCH u 3. 8. BRUINS,

BY W. Y. LEITCH Il &. 8. BRUINS,
AuclioneerS. .1a-a
DESIRABLE CORNER LOT AT PUBLIC
IL AUCTION.
WIN be sid THIS DAY, at II O'Clock, at the
Old Post0fice, o. ,-s.- .lt.t. IN .f1ts
That VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, at theSouth.
west corner Of Queen and friend streets, measur.
ing forty-seven feet on Queen, and forty-one feet
on Friend street, more or less, ~. 800. FRI.
This Ia good stand for store. ..,.
Conditions-Onethird cash; balance In one and
two years, with interest at7 per cent, secured
by bond and mortgage. Purchaser 10 pay us lor
papers and atamps. Hi SB5. deelz
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By PAUL B. LALANE 6 co.

THIS MORNING, THE 18th, WILL BE
i sold before our Store, No. III East Bay, at 10
O'Clock, ,.., .f,,s.--
An Invoice Of Triple Scented rolle. SOAPS, all
Of first quality, and Perfumed as follows:
ROSE D'ORiENT, Bouquet de Stolen Kisses,
Orange du Chine, Fleurs d'Indies, Bouquet
d'Amour. Camella and others. These Soaps COM
bine the properties Of the best imported French
Manufacturers, and at the same lime possess
great medicinal powers, healing softeDing and
whitening the skin. -..
Terms cash dec12
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BUSINESS ENvsLoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared tor furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81
per thousand. Send your orders. Every
merchant and business man should have bis
card printed on his envelopes.
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BY IA. ENsLOW q C0s g }
GALE FOR DIvIsIoN N-STaAAER

~: ~ AGNES AND FLAT. .8sIRuIN
FRIDAY, 22d instant, ct IL O'Clock, win, be sold
at South All4Atic Wharf, lisa Ss o.. sj.s),
the Steam Propeller AGNES lstely used sas
Water. boat; She is n Iba00i tons registelS
In 1866; ls IN iength. Is k10 feet in
breadth, and 4 ITO feet 30 depth. Has two E6.
teen horse Power: Engines IN line order having
been lately thoroughly pSerhauied; built in Gls,-
Cow, with Tubular Perpendicular BoileHse5 .sis.
Also WI be sold. at The same time andplAce,
One Wood FLAT, capable Of carrying Hom2o
to 26 cords Wood. - = - grri .s.fiIOa
Terms or Rie-One half cash; thenemsindep In
six snd twelve months; approved endorsed cttr
paper, with bank interest added III Ja,!l oi
NIB. Can be treated for at prtysteIsale previous
TO day OF sale TAI ;J1eLbf tdecs-stuth0H
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By w. 7. LEITCH & B. s. BRUNS,
- ..-A,l 30 n ~ -

By w. 7. LEITCH & 3. s. BRUNS,
.''.' - AuSttoneers. y" <+7F ~
TWO STORY RESIDENCE, No. 10
Il America street, one door south OF Reid street.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. the 18th instant, at
That desirable TWO STORY WOODEN RE,l.
DENCE, known as No. 10 America street; west
side, one door south Of Reid street) containing
f. ur square rooms, pantry and dressing room;
also good kltchen. Ji gr.-.cy3 1f1rl
Terms-One .halr.casn; balance In one and two
years, with interest. Properly 70 be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser. TO pay usfOr papers
an nj atamnq. IF. a.. ET deC12
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By JOHN G. MINOR & co.

RLUE ARMY CLOTHING A ND
d. 80. BLANKETS. .,,. -
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, we VIII
SELL at our Store, No. 135 Meeting street, to close
Invoit es, =. TN D.. .-- .
l25 BLUE INFANTRY FRooK COATS -
25 Blue Military 0yercoats -.
90 Blue Military Jackets 90 ..es
! case, 500, Military Caps . a .-a
25 pair Blue Army anSets l Z
26 pair Brown Army Blankets ~
~ dUZen Buck Galntlets. .say ,.-t
Conditions as above. Gn. decl2 Il
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aurtioneers' 1Dripate Sales, @f.
Ry LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

A T PRIVATE SALE, THE TW0.AND-A-l
n HALESTORY WOODEN RESIDENCE, on
high brick basement on west side OF Pitt street,
one door south Of Bull street. containing SIX nfge
tern. also q large kitchen, with six rooms and
slated roof, stable and carriage house, and TWO
ecod wells Of water Premises In good order. On
the Lot is good nower garden; iron ONE fence M on on
feet deep. Apply as above, at No. q Broed street.
dac11-tnthR6
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By HENRY COBIA & co.

BY HENRY GOBIA & co.
bacon, SUGAR, CANDLES, &c.
- THIS DAY, at quarter past 8 O'Clock, we
VIII sell,
1000 pounds BACON SHOULDERS
$500 pounds S. Z. Hams
1000 pounds s. @. Strips
e. 20 barrel. N. U. Sugar 7,rc
:: 20 boxes Candles s
20 barre Super Flour
10 quarter casks WV. Vinegar.
Cond tiUns cash. ..,tf Sec12
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By W. Y. LEITCH q 4. S. BRUNS,

By w. Y. LEITCH Il K. s. BRUNS,
Auctioneers. :.f a
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, EAST
Y side OF Friend street: next north Of the
Cathedral, corner OF Broad and Friend stfeerG,
Will be sold ,TRIS DAY, at II O'Clock, at the
That DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT lying and be.
ing on the east side OF Friend street, Immediately
Broad street. measuring ferty.nve feet front BY
one hundred ard four feet 10 depth, more or less.
This Is an eligible building Lot In good luca-
tion. .t.-,f 49,.
ondtions-One-third cash; balance In one and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage, with
interest at seven per cent. Purchasers topay rs
for papers. dcc12
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By MM. MCKAY.

PARoUCHE, HARNESS, FURNITURE,
ID DC, DC. TO- 80 -
THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 1+o Meeting
one one sBak0UCHE, Harness. 'Bedsteaas, ohairs,
Wardrob.s, Mattresses, Mirrors. Meat Safes,
Lounges show Case large Cooking Stove and
Dry Goods, Notions saud Christmas Goods vii
be sold tomorrow. ~ dec12
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By PAUL b. LALANEs&s CO. sfe 3ta
ON WEDNESDAY,, THE 18th, WMLBE
O'Clock, lsa-n !. ~
~ bbls. Fish GUANO,
This Is one Of the strongest and best FertiHzen
known. It is Ground Lobster, and has, therefore,
the Phosphate OF Lime ana other natural tn4re.
dients required 70 render valuable poor Gua1os,
and for this purpose II q often used Thgis On
limited amount OF Manure. Samples. can 8
seen At our Store. >. DO. -
Terms cash. decll
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BY TIEDEMAN, CALDER & co.

uAMs, SHOULDERS, BUTTER, &c.
LII THIS DAY, at three equarters past O'Clock,
will be sold before our Store
10 tcs. Prime Sugar cured HAMS
500 Unbagged Bal imore Hams fi-
100 Dry Salted Hams
- 10 hhds. No. q shoulders a.'~
20 kegs Prime and Choice Butter u '7G
20 bbs. N. U. Sugar
20 boxes Pickles
20 boxes vermicelli aud MaccaronI
50 boxes Candles.
Conditions cash. decl2
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TIE WRONG CHANGE.-Last evening the pro
prietor of a store atthe foot OF Market street i
went out few moments, leaving colored
youth named Ed. Gadsden in the store. Re
turning soon after he found tin can, where
he usually kept his change, rifed OF over i've
dollars in fractional currency, and Gadsden
with a most innocent expression upon his
features. The latter was reported and soon
after arrested, on suspicion Of the theft, by
the detectives. He iss held for examination.
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LANGLEY MANUFACTURING CoNPANY.-At
ths lale iair of the Industrial Association Of
Georgia, held at Savannah, the following pre-
miums were awarded the manufactured goods
Of the Langley Manufacturing Company, ex-
hibltad BY Messrs orff, Watkins q Co., Of So
vannah Be.t ba'e heavy q shsetlngs, pre-
MUM, Best bale heavy I shirtlDg, premium.
Belt IEaa haavy .osuaburgS .ptem'um.. Best
and largest display OF domestic goods, pre-
MUM and silver me1al. The last shipment OF
Langley Mills 10 New York of 4-4istandard
shesting sold et twelve and afa'f cspts. for
export to California, which ia, as we ere ic-
formed, one-half cent above any Southern
manufactured COOS. This exhibit spseks
wen for the success. of the Langley Company,
and is another s'rong reason Why the South
should manufacture the raw material Mt home.
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Anstl6n gatEs--ubis Iuau.
Br John q. lfILSOR Q C0. .

so - u
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING AND La
lt Dies CbOTH CLoAKS, on account Of
manufacturer Dry Goods, Undershirfs. &c. s:f
THIS DAY, the 18th iastanrp at 10 O'Clock. We
WIN sell, at our store No l36 Aeeting street, on
account Of manufacturers, e 4 'E,iu.
cases, consisting or Fancy Cashmere and
Cloth SUITS, Silk, Velvet and Goth Vests,
Fancy and Black Cashmere Pants. Fancs
Black and Brown Cashmere and Cloth Frock
COalB and Sacks f5-..... .fr!fg'
2 cases Ladies' Black Cloth Cloaks. ~:
90 dozrn Pink, White aud Gray 'Undershirts.
rs dozen assorted Balmoral Skirts 2 80
20 cartoons Ladies' and Children's Trimmed
so pieces asso. ted Black, Brown and Cadet sati-
nets. y ~ u +. g. 10 @~fT'
so pieces assorted Kentucky Jeans. ~
Mems Merino Half Hose, Red Flannels.
Calico, White and Hickory S5frrs. !''7 .
100 dozen Madras and Verona Head Handker-
chiefs. &C., &c. -4l.iis y. tf'4-.f'.
Col dliions- under 500, cash; 800 TO
$500, sixty days; over $780, ninety days, for ap-
proved endorsed notes, with approved Bsnk.rafe
Interest added. decl2 !
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Charleston, December II, ls7l. 4;

The undersigned having purchased the interest
OF the estate si Goodrich In the stock in trade OF
the late arm OF ,,Ot DRICH. WINEMAN Il CO., on
the 9Th day Of October last for ned q Copartner.
shlp for 4 he purpose OF carrying on the WHOLE.
SALE DRUG BUSINESS, a. the old stand, No. S5
Hayne street, uncer the name and 1rm OF
PHILIP: WISEMAN 4 co. 49,, -
JOHN ASRHURST.
Charlestop December IL, 1871. decll.tuf8
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General Sessions was opened at 10 o'clock,
yesterday morning, Hon. R. F. Graham pre-
siding. The following cases were disposed Of:
b. Ehe State jys. Noses Washingt on, murder.
Several Important Witnesses FOR the State
being absent, on motion OF the solicitor the
case was continued until the February term.
The State W. John Coleman alias Four
Niles, Gus Williams and Thomas Wilson alias
Simmons, burglary and lareeny. B. W. Sey-
mour and T. R. Tlghe, Esqs., for the defence
Verdict, Gus Williams and Thomas Wilson,
not guilty; John Coleman guilty, bat recon-
mended to the mercy Of the court.
The State ". Robert Lloyd, assault with in
tent tolkill, and assault aud battery. R. W.
Seymour. Esq +, for the defence. Verdict, not
guilty. . s'.--.-s. &.i = 1-A
h iEYhs 81 s,ateavsaaiarsa aHeywari, inuEieE 4iR.
,W.1ssYnuur5EsQ,Sfor the defence Verdict,
not guilty, and prisoner discharged.
Adjourned until ten O'Clock this morning.
L s. - STI3S
CLUBS AND STARs.-Audrew Brown, for as
saulting man in the Am street depot, was re-
ferred to a, trial Justice lot PROSECUTION.
ThcmaaLyach and -EsKaty, ,lodged for de-
sertion from the brig T. L. Bowen, were turn
ed over 10 their captain.
Joseph Miller, for getting drunk and trying
to black some ones eye at The corner OF King
and Georges sseeets, was ntenced TO pay q
nne Of one dollar orspend Ave sdaysanihe
House of Correction.
Ann Johnson and Mary Brown, for fighting
at the corner Of East Bay and Hasel streets,
were fined one dollar each.
Ellen Butterfeld, an old offender, for rails
ing disturbance 10 E lott street, was sent to
the House of Correction for FIVE days. II
I Several sdelinquents, representing cha va
rlous stages Of intoxica,ion, and two others,
lodged for raising disturbances on the street,
were all sentenced in turnto pay aiane Of one
dollar or spend FIVE days 10 the House Of Cor
rection.
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Losr.-A colered draymaD, (withaan white
mule,) name unknown, was entrusted withla
trunk, bundle OF bedding and two basso OF po-
tatoes to be conveyed TO the Confederate
Widows Home, Broad street, yesterday morn
ing. The hope Is entertained that they were
carried, by mistake, elsewhere. II. such arti-
cles have been delivered at any other place in
the city, tits respectfully requested that no
~tice be given at the Home. The articles were
taken from Moreland,s wharf ! i.
The sHnRRfs sreczs ssALE.-The sale Of
horses and mnIes yesterday morning in front
of the Courthouse, u shsherif OF Beaufort
County, unjer an s1sontiop was largely at.
tended, and the animals brought good prices.
The crowd sughay incommoded the passage
along Mssang street, and the heel perform
ancs Of several efsthe mules, under the in
fusnce of The spurs sRorn by the ambitious
young dsskiss @assssds sof them, ihreatened
serions hurt to ZONE of the crowd. No acci-
dents, however, happened.
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d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anb Dissolntions.

FaOPARTNERSHIPSN0TflES-IHEG0- Co
" PARTNERSHIP hitherto .nting under the
been dissolved on the 9Th of October last by the
death Of Mr. GEORGE u GOODRICH, the under.
signed as Surviving Co. artners will close the bn
snesS 6f the late frn. All persons Indebted will
make pa, ment 10 PHILIP WINEMAN,
JOHN ASH HnURST,
- Surviving Copartners.
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MACQUEEN T. RfECKE

WILL SELL BEFORE THEIR STORES,
w Nos. q and % Yendue Range, az half past
8 O'Clock \. NJ, THIS DAY.
5000 pounds CANVASED HAMS
6000pOunds S. o. Pig Shoulders
5000 pounds Jncanvased Hams
5000 pounds Belly Bacon
500 hoXes Herring--Scaled
10 bbls.t Sugar. Sc . Is.a-
HALF bb!s. Beef, &c, &c. - t..-,
ALSO,
4 lot Of BAKERS TOOLS, Table, &C., &c.
Terms cash. decl2
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By A, III. ABRAHAMS.

DEREMPToRY sALE.-DRY GOODS,
l Clothing, Shirts, Drawers. Jewelry, DC.
THIS DAY, 18th inst.. at 10 O'Clock, viii be posi-.
lively sold, at my 81 ore, No. 1S3 Meeting street,
Desirable GOODS to close consignment.
decl2
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APPOINTMENT OF CoMMlTTEEs.-The presi'
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce has ap-
pointed the following committees conformNa'-
BILE to resolutions passed at the late meeline
of the Chamber: 49,. .fl.
Committee to Confer with the Executive
Committee of the Taxpayers Couvention-The
Hon. W. D. Porter, and Messrs. L. D. DeSaus-
sure end Z. W. Dawsops "a ygaaEa
Committee on the Memorial Of f'the New Or
leans Chamber Of. Commerce to Congress as
to the Repeal OF the. Cotton Tax-Messrs, E.
Horry Frost, F. ]. Pelzer, e. Willis, George
H. Walter and i. D. Mowry. ,islfns
Personal -Major-General Edward John
son, one of the veteran officers OF the. Army OF
Northern virgiaia, is staying at the Mills
House.
The Hon. R. B. Carpenter returned to the
city last evening and is staying at the Mills
House. a.
We noticed yesterday, with much pleasure,
that our esteemed fellow-citizen, Captain Jacob
Small, had returned to his home In the city.
Captain Small seems 9 little weak alter the
severe illness through which he has passed,
but home and our winter climate cannot fall
TO speedily restore him to his usual vigorous
health -- .-a.:[EC ,;ac. p
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The Moulton Concerts.
Mrs. Charles Moulton, the admired OF Ros-
slui, and the pet of New York Upper Tendom'
will give two grand concerts at the Academy
of Music on the 2sLh and 29th instant.
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AurtlnM Ealfs.-QRls map
By LAUREY e ALEXANDER

q By LAUREY q AALEXANDEk. ~:
g CHAINS, SHOULDERS, BELLIES, DC.
Os TEI5 DAY, The 12,h instant, VIII pc sold
before out Store. at 10 O'Clock. -
! tierces Uncanvased Extra Sugar Cured N. Y.
HAMS ---
/ 10 tierces fair quality Hams, Canyased and Un-
caDvased
10 bbls. Extra 5. q. Pig Shoulders 4" % - ~
5000 lbs. s. and IS. Shoulders
Is bUxea EXTRA 8. u. U. :. Bellies 80 .-.-l
20 bbs. Sug,r and Beehive Syrup.
Conditions cash. ...- t. decl2
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Peoria and Rock Island First Mort
gage 7per Cent. Convertible
Gold Bonds,

thereby adding - PER CENT TO THEIR CAPE
tai. and about A. PR CENT. to th,ir YEARLT
INCOME
We recommend these bonds strongly, for the following
reasons
The Road, nincty-one miles in length, Is already
COMPLETED, and earning mgcl more than the
interest on The vbols issue ofJondi
The mortgage 81 100000, is less than SIG,-
500 per mile.
The road passes through rich, populous agricultural,
manufacturing, and coal district
1t connects Peoria and Rock Island, two of the largest
and most hourisling cities in Illinois, and forms part OF
trunk-line from indianapolis 10 St Paul, 575 miles. 1t
also connects two uaHgabe riversthe Illinois and Mis-
ssipp The bonds authorized for the extra equip
ment and necessary buildings requedto do the business
offered.
Nearly half the entire loan has already been sold.
They coupon bonds $1,000 each, and can lie
registered if desired.
Interest, seven per cent, gold, free Of tax, payable
February and August.
Price. SO and interest in currency.
Maps and full particulars furnished by
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INTEL ENCE OFFICE,
Room No. II. list Nat. Bank building.

Property rented and rents collected. Houses, tene
ment. shops stores, and rooms oblined for those who
wish Help Obtained for general honsework and siiul-
4son opn for 1mestics Tie reasonable terms
VI dial GREENWOOD & co.
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WORTH FULLY ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS !

the net receipts of the road the year will he nearly
three times the interest payments thereon.
Tue CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BoNDs are issued in $780,
300 $1,000 either coupon registered interest per
cent, gold, payable May and November.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BoYDs are all for $1,000 each;
interest six per cent, gold payable January and July in
New York City.
We buy and sell FIVE TwENTIEs Trs-FonTIEs
EIGHTYOEEs, and CENTRAL or WESTERN PAcrFICs. or
receive them in payment for CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
BoEDs at their current market price.
Orders for hesapeuko and OHIO Bonds, ACCOMPANIED
with Drafts Checks. be forwarded to us By mail
Bonds money may be forwarded by any resp ectabe
Express Company at expense, and the Chesapeake
ami Ohio Bonds, in exchange will be sent by return
Express, charges paid.
Deposit accounts banks bankers and others received
on Whicb aoW interest at The rate 81 four pe cent per
0aRWm. Checks drawn are payable on prysenta-
ton without notice the same at a National Bank
Certificates Of Deposit bearing interest special rates
to agreed upon will be issued to Savings Banks In
stutons Trus OF Estates, and others having sums
OF money awaiting investment.
Orders for Investment Stocks and Bonds executed at
the Stock Exchange. Government Securities bought and
sold as usual nj current market rates.