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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19
L v I N L. GODD ARP g;
" Burning MACHINE WORKS
second Avenue, Corner g'yyeuty-secana at.
ohice No. Bowling Green, New York
kauullgture
PATENT MEsTlzo BURR1NG ptcKEps

PAyERT WORSTED BURRIYG pJCREPS Pa
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLAG PL.lEERS, ,,ii'SRs 10
atlach 70 iekar- Patent stce ding ana sod PacEing
burning Machines mace ar.iele and Double. for grsf
ppFeahsib q " Ooi Caielt u Machines; Fine Rurring
Machlnes l9s the secoea breakers ana nnishers
mpioSe9 SleeI tsE Feed Rolls plane ana intersect-
ns WIN oo"eFs' waste Busters, Cotton Gins Blow
Excolalcri Attic international Exhbitto,, in yor-
tla i9s 1 sn g. Paris Exposition Of 1851 ouf Mes
X iSher received PRIZE MEDAL award;
any ny W. 1901; lSGll ana lSiOth highest award
Az lbe American Institute Far lS55 our Hurr,rg
Machine for cards, was AWARDED 4 GOLD NTJpAL
~ ~ Naeseqaegt exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD;
"NH " loV our Double Burrer received WRIST PREhIuh.
AZ american Institute Fair, 1859 and 1870 steol
MN greed Rolls received lst premium.
Az American Institute Fair 1870 our WOrstcd Burning
Flicker was awarded the LIST premium.
~ QUA STEEL RING Burning MACHINES ARE THE
ONLY SOLID PACKIEa BURRING MACHINES IN T1E hAR
KEr Workmanship aud Operation guaranteed.
Our illustrated CAtaOPsc he had on application.
Prompt attention gwen to al Inquiries snd orders by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

EH, House, located in the honrshng village nj NIP
k@A hury near depois, schools, churches, and large
lnahnlact ring establishments IIouse ceniaitn,e
sixteen rooms so arranged rs TO aecomuodae one f,va
or hiee lailesi good water; large garden; house bee
uuli ony one year Terms easy. Ifnot sold nj nrvote
al before we 2Qth OF March, II will be sold al pde
AuSoHon at That time. Inquire Of q. HASTINGS "'''N
" ati Millbury Masa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

NOR SALE - Splendid RAILROAD LoT,
Il $4,000 IT.; two minutes walk from Lincoln 81
L. \. ELY ~ co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

~ FOR SALE-Very superior French
N.iH Root Cottage Union Hill; finished in thorough
Al!s manneri II nice rooms; l2,00OIeet land all
--A-S modern improvements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19
y For SALE or TO RENT-The

- FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The
ksiii Estate corner of Woodland and Chern sts con-
l sisitng OF superior French Roof House, arranged
in thorough and substantial manner nicely finished
and supplic1 with all modern Improvements; good sta
bic; large Lot &c and is conceded to be one of the
most desirable locations the street. viii be leased
for a term OF years.
mhl3 diff T. A ELY e 20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

Mr. Z. W Lane, one of the first citizens of
Nashua, and for twenty-five years clerk Of the
jackson manufacturing company, died at six
O'Clock Sunday night after brief illnessof pneu-
monia, aged sixty-three years. Mr.. Lane was
deacon in the Pearl street Congregational church
and a kindly gentleman of manifold virtues.
The police arrested two men in Portsmouth,
Saturday evening, while stealing clothes from
The store of j. Woodman Moses. Two steel
drills, such as burglars use, were found in theii
possession. They hailed from Boston, and give
their names as George Potter and Patrick Nc.
Namara
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

- FOR SALE-On Fruit ST., good 2
E,i, Tenement House, in thorough repair; large lot.
Price $4,000. L. A. ELY q co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19
Business Garos.
In 9 A. P. AMES,
e5ssAArvrNN
JOB WAGON, No. 116,

Families careful ly moved Carpets Cleaned Made and
Put Down. Whitening, Paper Hanging and Curtains
hung in the best manner Windows Washed and Houses
Cleaned. secondhand Carpets bought and sold Iaun-
dry work done by Mis-, Ames. One price only Terms
Post ONCE Building All orders promptly attended TO-
ms DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

ILL. ox qqln STA BRICK BLOCK,
mia containing tehements. Price $1,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

- FOR SALE A good Farm of 30
Fi,ii Acres, Al miles from the city with very good
Alll buildings; viii keen head catie excellent lani
under good cultivation. Price $4,000
ABBOTT & RICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

Ga Ga FOR SALE-On Chatham street, a
S ~, French Rooted House OF 40 rooms
I'LL WI rem Tor SsOOi well painted and blinded; city
"atel ana good well. Lot 50 100. Price s. 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

~ FOR SALE-At the "South End
k8,iiI very desirable French Roof House. 2 tenemcn
EsIlI 10000 f. land. Price $1,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

~ FOR SALE - 3.tenement BRICK
Mi: HOUSE, minute walk from Main St. west near
EsiiI centre of business.
Price $780, 0O L. A. ELY IL co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-19

a. FOR SALE-At the north part of
E, the city, farm Of eight of choice land with
kiall good cottage rooms, barn with cellar 20 fruit
= trees; keep horse and COW; near railroad; three
miles from city price $1,000. L. A. ELY d co.
- FOR SALE-At the South End.
Hill; acres of choice land for building purposes
LILY Main street. l.. 4. ELY IL co.
a. FOR SALE-On Salem street, two
Hi; tenement house: Is rooms al in thorough repair;
El!L good lot price $500 L. A. ELY q 90.
Diff marl6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Scr &eijenmartt IN Rilpaufee war an.
sGluB porteer Wc4e Fetts unD etpas fefer
an Der gDrfe unter benz GinHub sunatser
Beri9te aus 9iperpool. gertauft tpurbsn
etra $4,000 Buffet gu 100 fur Nr. l resu>
lir uno I'M Suit ab;uliefern unb l.l2 fur
Nr. 2.
&uf Eager befanben I& 46l,0O0 Buibel
@et3en, eesen 7l4,000 Buftel an benz emit
Nre4enben Sage bes lebten Sabres.
Meli4fprn - mar let6aft unb 1 bis !
Gent bober. gertauft wurpen 500 8uftel
Nr. 2 auf 2aser, 423 Gents; $500 b., fri
f&es, 4222 Gents ; 400 8uf6el bei&dbtstes,
auf Eager, 40 Geuts. Muf Eager befanbeu
f@ $4,000 Buibel; in Raetne $1,000
8ufbel; tint @an3en 349, 1000 8uibel.
Mtbl fef unb ftetsenb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
8n6ertii9.

M1te unb Neue w cit, 7. Sabrs, 9,
3eft. Bet @ebriber Bensteer. Raat re-
selmdbts bic &unbe steb- uub ~ienitits Bee
Oceans unb 1T ftets ais 9ausfreuup in ta'
tbolifaen Tamtlten &pt1tommen. M0dte
bteft einstse tatbolii6e taufrtrte3 eitlarift in
tetner fol@en Tamilte feblen! Ansietenbes
2eiefof Der utanntsfa&fen Nrt, nit sabl'
ret&en Suufrattoneu sel6mldt, bietet far
Sung unb Nlt cine rei@e Que1e gutter un>
terbaltuns unb B%flebruns. @as Mir BON
ben fruberen Soften 9efast, gilt aud BON
benz neuefen. 20,
6erbenba@S GbulbuAer. Son
Der e~benipwobl bur& ibrea l1nternetmunss'
gift ale ioliten @ei9dftsbetrteb in fur3er
;3ett beltebt eetporbenen 5trma MltlbaIsr
unb Bebrle In Gbteaso erbtelten tptr folsen.
Be Don @tltelm 9er&enba@ beraussesebene
Bidder fur beuti4e S4ulen:
S&retbltffbe, I. 8betl, PER Dusenb
$l.3O.
@4retbleiefbe1, II. 9bet1, per Dusenb 80
Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

&uklanh. Imtlt9en Quenen 3ufolse
betrdst tie 8ep0lteruns bes rui1f&en &et~
DIES auf Der ean3en5ldde 81 900. 000Ginpob.
net, Don benen 6l,420,O0 auf Gas ~npruralt>
iae pber europdtfde &ublant, 1913. 1868 auf
bas &ont9rei9 pplen unb 1,794,911 auf
Sinn!anb fon1uten. Der 8epSlttrun9sau.
MAIDS fetrus tn ben lebtea 4 Sabren bur9.
fdntttli& 4 grot., mar aber In BEN etn3e1>
men @oupernements ftbr ueri&teten.
&anuibalismus. Ius Stills wtrb Der
u9epant Shines" cine i6redlt@e @ei9t9>
te BON &%annibaltsmus seuelbet. SIN ber
perfi&en @tabt Tlematon tattsn 3met
Srauen, Don feben enberen Yerfonen unter>
flst, bret &inber 8efot1en unb aufseseGen.
ste trurben Serbaftet, unb man fanb bic
&no9en ber eetObteten 8inber tn tbren Rlet'
bern pertedt. Del @robpe3ter perurtbetlte
bic beiben Trauen gum @alsen unb bic Mtt>
i9ulbteen gun, 9uneertobe. Cine @e4e
(pdter FAM man bic 2esteren tcbt int g.
fdnentb, na9bem fanf Der l1nsladlt4en bic
beiben anbern aufeesefen batten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
@ eItIt6 { 8.

Nit feRer 9ano retbt Senator 6. S6ura
Der @rant.Yartet bic Qarpe pom @efAt.
Sn feiner stdnBenben &ebe, NIT wel&er
@6ur3 an, porisen Montas gu ct. Qcuis
BEN @ablfampf er0fnete, fpra4 er u. q.
fe1eenbes:
,N1s bas Can Tomtneo Yrcieft ob'
fdwebte, tamen 3wet 9erren, bic NIT benz
Beiben @aufe auf febr nertrautent Tuee
feben, gu mir unb i&ten, ieber atlein, mid
fur bas Yroieft 3u aetptnnen. Gle ueri4er
ten mir, menn t9 bic Sahe unterfube, cter
mid Der Opp3 fticn entbalte, 70 meree mil
ale Yatronase, bic i'd minf4e, III @ebcte
feten unb man sperbe mid gum einfubret'
den Manne I'M 2anbe MAIDEN. Giner bteier
@erren ma1te MIR fpdter bas fariftlthe
@eadnbnib, bas mir bas ansetot NIT bet
@snetmisuns bes Wrdfteaten sema&t nor
ben fei. 9r. @9ur3 bemtrfte tpetter, er b.
BE btefe Ebatfade, trob aner propceaticn,
aurudaeba1ten. unb er atete fe jest an bas
Tasesli4t, neil Der grdfbent, tpte bic Get"
$1,000
tunsen meleeu, In elmer nsulihen unterre'
buns ertldrte, er, (56urD befdmpfe i'm
bloc btsbalb, neil Ct ni6t 70 piel patrpnase
befcmmtn babe, pie Ct %serlanstt." go ipie>
len bic @rant<Qeute btnter ben GpuliGen
t6re &om6bte. r.
Ginpanneruns. SIM Monat Stunt Ian
beten in Stem Sort I'm @an;en 80. $50 Gin
maneerer. pel9e. ouf u S@iFen befsrberi
murben, unter benen f1 In go @4ifen
$500 Teutfhe b~efanten. l. 81
Die Deutfhen Ginwaneerer fauaent aus
f~olsenben 3dfen: ...s s
Son gremen In Is @6tfen $3.50.
Son @amburs In IL SdiFen $40.
Son 2iuerpool In % @difsn 1865.
Son 5tetttn tn 2 S&ifen 1918.
Son Qcnbcn Yta 3apre tn etnsu, @&id
SOS. '.
Son Mnttperpet tn l Sdtf 179,
@on @lassop In 6 S6iFen 120. .
Son Qcnbon In 5pei @4ifen IL.
3uiammen tn 60 S4tf.n 1920
Deuti4e.
e. a.s
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jalanoil9e Na9ri9ten.
Rir9It9es 8.

ct. $anl.-Cer btefse ct. gnna Srauen.
Teretn feterte am lesten @onntas (ein 81.
tree'ntunn bur& etne General &ommunipn.
pedtp. P. 8ontfaitus Mpn, o. =. B.,
btsber @llfsprtsfer an Der Marta. 5tmm:l'
fabrt' atrde, 1T In eIet9er Gisenfaaft mad
ct. Gloub perlest. Die befsn @anf&e Ml'
LET, wel&e ben btfAeibenen iunsen prieter
tennen, be9leiten TN.
81 &auesboro. StGnpre &c., wirb ber
po6m'fe ST. Bii4of B. II. ;. Sonntag, ben
@runbfetn III ether neuen STRIDE le9en. U.s.
Gtpas boreiIig melsen 3tituneen: Als
Na4fol9er pss pertorbenen Grtbtf&ofs 81.
@palbtns in Baltimore werben bic 8il@6f.
BaileY Don New SerieY, QYn4 . Glib.
Carolina, 8sder roa Delaware unb Glpe,
bon Milfiippt eenannt.
BifAaf geder 1T tlrslt4 mad Ron, atse'
rett.
Sau Tranciseo. - Der bo1w'fe Btitp'
Nmat Don Sos. Mnselps, Gal, bat funf Can
sipaten Der 2teplpste, melde Ter boGw
6r. General. 8iear Mpra Dor ettpa einen
Sabre aus Spanten uit9eb,a&t bate, ~
grisiiern sepeibt. SIN 2rs @ns.lcs 1T &C.
gen rartie cine Stride i'm Bau besrifen, BIZ
nod I'M 9aufe bieies Sabres pplenbet mer'
ben fpn.
Der tc9m'Fe Gr3btfhpf MleunanY BON
ct. Tranctseo bat ben Gonutrtiten 9bonas
2eonarb gum priefer semeibt. Gin @obn
bss todm. Neuprtefsrs 1T Norise i'm Sefut'
tenflpfer III @anta Clara, Galifcrnten.
Gin Spranu int Sioen.-Dtr Nerp gor'
Ter 9eralb bring bic Na&ri&t, bab In Der
Republif Guatemala, lin Gentralamertfa)
Der jsttweilise grdfbent @renatus ni&t
blob Die Ssfuitenpdter lan1mt mebreren 8i'
fa6fen, fonbern aud bic Gapu3iner, wel@e
bort ,ablrei9 anselebelt sepeien, bat trait
zines Detretes ausweiftn 1afen. l1nb 81
tpurbe ben @dtern u cine Stunse erlaubt
UNI i9 CUR Mbretfe mad Can Sraneiser
por,uteretten. Son ben 8apu5ine1n finb 80
gdter In Can Traneiseo tlr3lt9 a%neelans1
unb fanben bort 1ieteppne Mufnabme. 81
ner berielben, &sp TrAnetseo bt BaGof, cir
@reis tn ben 70er Satren ftarb 3 Sage mad
Der Mnfunft In tener @tabt unb fttn Qeiden'
b~esdnsnt6 fanb In ter bprttsen 3atbebral'
BET grocer Ebetlnatme Don &atbolifen uni
Yrotefantsr fatt. Die ar1trifanif9e preR
fat ebnt Musnabme serbammt iene f4tmpf
ltGe Sntoleran3 eeeen einen Orben, ben
aud Mi&tfattutiten wesen beden naslide
unb uneieennisiser @trfiamteit unter'n
golfe pbre ATE pplitiIAe Gtnmil4uns an
eIfennuna ao1en.
Das ,,Freeman's Journal" r1eloet. bal
furali@ 3u &aleisb, rem &e%sterunesfs'
Don Nprb Carolina, Der bprtt9e MaYpr
Son. @ssles @bttafer, tas fatbrliide@Iau
tensbsfenntnie abseleet tat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
Neui9fetten.

Dur& Elm un9ebeures Ttuer
wurben tn 9unters Yotnt, BET Mew gort,
am lebten Dtenaas tptebsr etnise &erodn-.
Oe.Tabrtfen 3erF6rt, mtba elmer
Mense s&iFe. Man iast Don $4,000 SAP
Del, bic s%erbrannt feten. Ter Cats iper
slt4 etnem Teuerf from.
Bet Mc@re9pr Soma, fog am
Dienftas Madmittas Der &eGel tes DAM
piers S. Means In bic 2uft bret;etn Yer>
ipnen wurben setDbtet.
Gin Gtfenbabnu ~ereisnete
iiA AM ndnal'9eu Sage auf Der 8anias Ya>
eife 8abn, BET Greet Station; iunf Gin.
panberer ~per1eren bas 2eben, siele Nnbere
Tnb p%ertpunbet.
Rertep .. Mus Matamrras miro pom
%. Suit te%lesrapbirt: Radcem bic Rspo.
luton int Staate Samaulipas unterprldt
I'll, beinbet f@ bic gauge @ren3linte Der
Staaten Nuepa Qepn unb Gpbuila I'm &c.
fs Der &eeterana 70 bab pte @.te1en lei.
men @eebafen ober fonftsen plas ron @t@>
ttetett uaetr tnnebaben. Da bas Qanb nun.
uebr tbatid9li@ raeifstrt III, tpurbe burd'
proclamation Der 8elaeerunss3uaanb, bas
&rtessseitb pab3wans unb anbere militd>
rtide @orR&tsmasreseln aufseboben unb
bas burserlt&e Re9t tptebsr tersefeQt.
Oberf @amtre3's &estmert traf BIER be-
fen Morsen Don MontersY aus etn unb .pirb
Die Tetunsswerfe Der Stabt beieben ; bic
Electromagnetic tptrb entlaHen.
General Gstof1os tpt,b in Babe bier e.
ypa1tet, UNI las Gommanee am @io @ranbe
,pisper III iibernetnen.
Nus @pntanttnppel Nib geu1el.
oe5: Der gteetSnte DON MesYptsn TT BIER
uno man beri&tet lber ben 3wed feiner An'
wtiratett am 6oft bss @ultans, pas folst
Ssmatl paf@a bpft nGmli@ bic fpteenben
3usetdnbnide 5u erwtrfen /. bic Ginuer'
leibuns Der Yronin3 yeu1en TT bas 8tcetS.
ni9ttum E.; 2. fur Die 3utunft bic Gntbebune
Don Der ben Gtcefp iaen oblte9enben Ser
pFtttuns, etnen 9, ni,isunssferman 5u e.
bitten unb perfDnliH itre Jnpe0ttur 5u en-
pfaneen 8. bic @'madttsune, in Nesspten
cine neue @ertdtsutriaHung etn3ufatren une
bic Mufbebuns Der Qonlular>@ ertatsbarteit
gu betreiben; 4. bic grmd4ttsuns, beionbe~
Re deppttf&e &ittercroea NIT Deeoraticnen
gu FIFTEEN; enbltA 5. bas @edt, etsene Miln.
5ea 3u prd9en nit Der nteefDntsliden Na'
mens.@ttfer neben berient9en bes Sultans.
Der @ieetSats btetet sesen biele 3usetdnb'
ntfe etne anlebnli@e Grb69uns bes 9rt.
butts. ,
Das Oe1.Teuer tn Nep yprf fonnte
ant fol8enben Sage rod ni@t tewQltist
tperben; Der S4aoen mtro auf pentsfena
anbertbalb Miaipnen Dollars seldaBt.
Mm Ttenfae &benb brad etn anbsrea
Teuer an Der Al. @trabs unb l. Mp. aus.
Mebrers bunbert S9afe unb &dlter sinsen
Bel btelem 8ranbe gu @runbe.
@aris ben 26. SulY. Drei Gpmuunt.
ten, bic T& an Der Mhf&la&tuns berGeibeln
in Der &ue @aro betbeiltsten, purben aui
Der Gbene Don @ator9 tri9ofen. Giner be,
gerurtbeilten rtef an ben perbdnsnibppueu
pfabl s%ebunben; "Nieber NIT Der Gommu.
me-" @etne @@tdfalssefabrten liebta BIZ
Commune leben.
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1tusli6 ant Gate Gxperior. - BON 2afe
@uperior ertalten mir Runbe Don einen1 10.
fen 1nslld, wel&es f& am Montae ben
Is. Suli in Der Copper Sails Mine autrue.
Mm Morsen bes eenannten Saees Rarste
bas BON Telienpfetlern setrasene Dad lber
bt. ais .Afb 8eb" betannte @rube stn unb
fel 200 SUP ttef In btn S&a&t btnein. no.
burd Elm. 70 srobe 2ufteridltteruns berbst-
sefIbrt wurbe, ba6 nt&t nur aue 2t&ter Der
In Der Mline a%rteitenben Berelsute ausse.
l0iAt wurben, fonbtrn aud bteienisen, wtl&e
in ben, nit Der Mine In Derbtnbuns Teten>
ben change hause" peI&es f& an Der
OberFd&e befnbet, brannten. Se&s3ts
Mrbetter befanben fi9 3ur 3ett bes rnslads
In Der @ine, BON bensn As wieber ans
8aoeslidt befSrbert tpurben, pbne bab lie IT,
tebli9 perlest rparen. Bon ben anberen Is
Mrbettern rpurben balb na&ber 8 ~perausee,
bradt, Don benen 4 unperlest paren, 8
paren aber f4ltn,m susert&tet uno ct.
ner, Gbarles Borrea, tobt war. @pd.
ter bat Nun bic 2et9name bes sertetra>
tteten Omen Sunipan unb bes lebtaen
@atb. Bal1es nod au Sage bef0rbert unb
Is psrblsiben allo, uaer @abri9etnli9tett
nod 4 tobt, in Der Mine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
By LOUIS D. %DesAUsSURE,

Broker, No. "a Broad street.
NHARLOTTE STREET LOT OF LAND.
For sale. the LOT OF LAND. on the south
side OF Charlotte street, between Elizabeth and
Alexander streets, measuring 80 feet front by 2o
feet deep. -t. 81 .se~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
-ByGLOUISD. ~DeSAUSSugEL
HareRuar f.

DICE PLANTATION, DO, DO, ONION
II pom River, A. b. Hayward vs.. John A.
Hassell and others. Devisees OF John Ashe, de.
ceased.
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December, WIN
be sold 10: the City of Oharle.ton, near the Peat
otlce, on Broad street, In obedience TO an order
OF the Court or Common Pie3s,
The two RICE PLANTATIONS at the beat
pitch OF tide, known ast'Wil Town." and .'sHleh
Wassie," or ROTTERDAM, - now merged Into one
Plantation, situate In st. Rartholomew's Partsh,
Colleton County opposite VIII Town, on q largo
creek, waters OF Pom Pom River, containing joint.
ly 1049 scres, OF which 400 acres are Rice and
under bank, (about 200 OF wh:ch have been
planted last yoarJ bounding to the north and
northwest by lands or estate Of Baynard and 30.
ward Barnwell, to the south on lands Of Mn.
Wayne, and to the east on said, creek On tho
place ara two small Dwelling Houses sndtaccofnr
modationa for negroes. 80,
$50 ALSO St
Attract OF PINE BARREN LAND, on. the Pom
Pom River, st. Pauls Parish, opposite the ,.fWtn
TOWN. Plantation, co 1talning lSo acres ofland.
ALSO, 49,.
FIFTEENToWH LOTS In the village of.ssWin
Town. ID
The TRACT OF LAND or Island commonly
known as Whooping Island, on the DaWhoo
River, Colleton County, containing about III
acres OF land.
Notwithstanding cash; balance BY bends
payable In three equal successive annual install
mepts, with interest, payable annually, rom Day
or aale, to be secured by q mortga9eof the prop.
erty. Purchasers 70 pay for papers.
dec4. q. 9.1l,13 14,16 1878
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-18
Nv II. II. DeLEON.

r ARGE BRICK HOUSE ON EAST
Ray KNOWN. AS NEW YORK HOTEL.
/ viii sell. on THURSDAY, December l9. 1917 as
the. corner Of East Bay and Broad streets, az IL
An that O OF LAND, with three, stotyf Brick
Bniidin0 thereon, on west side Of East Bay Aneeh
known az New York Hotel, containing nine eeems:
inches T0I. 8, front onEsst Bay, and on west =
hack line seventeen feet six inches a.. 6ho o nortn
line one hundred and alxty.1se feet six inenea
1855 and on south line onel hundfed ana slA y
i hna,d n 10 a large Briok Storehouse, with open:
ina on Bedon;s Alley, said lot having the rigas Of
I massage tbroushsaid Bedon's Alley on me soatas
Tsr@s.osssssln51da * s1 sa; @oe 1s!sRse u = p sss Iaa
sau Soo. snven mar cent. interest, payable an
n Dslii property to be insured and policy ~
Si1ned' purchaser to pay for papers. = eci1
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'Bntels
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
IN EF3.l Ei1PANY.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., June 8, 1872.
y Trains win leave charleston Daily at lol6 A.. II
y Arrive az charleston 500 An. CHOndays ex.
frsin does not leave Charleston 800 P. NJ, SUN.
Train lsaying1oI5 A. n. makes through connee.
tion to New YORK, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In A hours:
cnnfcaof reute, via Richmond and Washington,
or iasPortamouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRDEyby this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timora. Those leaving on SArURDAY remain SUN.
.This ia the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making CON:
nscu0nsas Washington with Western Trains Of
A~N' /. 8. soLoMoNs,
= Engineer and Superintendent.
P.L OLEAPOR. Gen. Ticket Agent. mayN
GAVANNAH. AND CHARLESTON
OHARIssToN, June Is, 1872.
On and after MONDAY, June nth, the Pas
seneer Trains on tbs RSsd " w run as follows;
Leave Charleston daily:...-..-...... $50 FL Y.
Arrive at savannah dsry.............. e.45 Pm
Leaye Savannah daily T. III.
XrrlTe ct Charleston daily ........ 4. n.
DAY TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted. T.40 A.. IL
ArTye at Savannah, Sundays excepted. $50 !. Il.
leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. II A. b.
Arrive at charleston, Sundays excited. $50 p. n.
passenger from Charleston by z.4o A. N. train
ci0Se connection with Port Royal Railroad
for all Stations on that Road, Sundays excepted J
Freight forwarded daily on through bills Of Lad.
ing to points in Florida and by Savannah line OF
oteSmnhina tn Bngton.r PROMPT dispatch given to
freiRhta for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad and d. "a low rates as by any other line.
Tickets on sale at this office for Beaufort over
Port Hoyal; RAILROAD. O. 6. GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent
y. q. BOYLSTOE, denr Fl. and Ticket Agent.
tunla III
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By II. II. DeLEON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG

~. IlOH N-HFHN -
1 will sell on TUESDAY, the oath day of Decem-
Der. at the corner OF East Bay and Brosd. stl eees,,
a. II O'Clock, the following valuable Propertysf;
All that EFT e1a of sda,S ., On; wss. side q. Coming
known as No. is, with the Two and Q hstf stcry
dwelling thereon, containing ntne {oj; eqrafa
rooms, large pantry and bathing: rooms wfed 1oe
gas with complete fixtures; : ceiling. painsedisnd
ana frescoed, marble maneels; Htcnea.: with four
rooms and No. I range;f stable aud all
necessary outbuildings; large cistefn;p pump Co.;
feet mont and one hundred and twenty aaoJaset
deep, more or less. $500. s,l1s1ai.
8 OH * ALSO, i5ls+i.
All that LOT OF LAND and two story Bsick
Sore on west. side OF East Bay, measuftngatn
nine uos) feet In depth; more or less, formefly'oc-
cupied by Messrs. Lsurey b Alexander.
All. that LOT OF LAND. with dweuins tnere.
N, known, as No. 90 81. Philip street, CONTAIN
ing SIX SQUARE ROOMS with necessary outbuiid
ings, cistern,. &o., in good. order. .Botthiftg feet
si1 inches 40 81 front, BY one hundred feet deep,
ALSO, tse@ 81:
All that LOT OF LAND on west. iidasof Oom.
ing street, known as No. a. with dwelling there
0c, containing i've roorns. and all ne~cessSryout.
buildings. Lot fifteen 16lE feet mont and gdxty:
three 1885, feet In depth, more " less: .
All that LOT OF LAND on west ode cf sfssa
street, with buildings thereon containing TX
rooms, and brick kitchen. Lot twenty feetl ntont
and In depth sixtyfeet, more or less. i,t9 ~;
All that 1orop LAND fS g n.norrn ,,aeor adr.r,.
VI Wharf ,Sra sao .sari as No. H. q T IN D D'nat. store ~ :6ess.
inches Qs 81 front and forty feet In depth, more
or less. "a.
ALSO, :;.a-;.
All that LOT OFL.NDo ON north side Of Adsetis
Wharf, and known as No. = with three story 6.icS
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By: VIM. MCKAY.

r ARGE AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS
IL AND SHOES.
THIS MORNING, the 18th inst. at half. past 10
O'Clock, at Store 1911 and 1853 Meeting street,
Hunts, / VIII sell
One hundred and fifty cases MEMS, woMEN'S
and CHlLDREN'S BOOTS, Shoes, and Brogans. q
very desirable assortment OF fresh goods, 10 which
I invite the attention OF the Retail Trade.
Terms made known at sale. dec1s
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By W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRUINS.
TOR SALE OR RENT, A HANDSOME
RESIDENCE at Summerville, with nae Out
buildings; Lot containing one Or more acres oil
Land. Distance from Railroad Depot about I'VE
minutes walk. Residence Of the late p. E. BED.
FORD. nov1.fmw