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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

CHRAP GooDs.-A large stock OF Wo-
mens,' Misses and Childrens' Shoes 25
per cent cheaper than formerly ct L. "
Bonds. e,- ~
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Us. RHODES q Co. have Just opened
ten thousand dollars worth Of new Furs,
which they will sell cheap and without
mlstepEesentauon. - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

TWENTY pieces OF Velveteens, in all
shades. will be sold in the next 80 days
regardless Of cost, at Henry Jacobs, 100
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

LIGHT AND sHADR.-AIl the "Summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, q,
the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

The famous Hartford Leicestershire
Table Sauce can be had Of grocers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

In order to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes I will sell them regard
less OF cost from this date. L. V. Blond.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

THR EP1zooTIG HAS CoMR.-J S
Rhodes q @. haze ono hundred pairs O
HorSe Blankets. .I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

h LADIES Philadelphia made Pebble Mo.
rocco Button Boots only g so, worth
81 so, at Forgey & Clemens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

The celebrated Clsrk's o. N. T. six
cord Machine Cotton, only 10 cents per
dozen, at Henry jacobs, 100 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13
CITY CouNCIu.s


Regular monthly meeting Of the Coun-
Gil was held last evening. In the Second
Branch. President Forbes occupied the
chair. Present, Messrs. Bsird, Olator,
Caldwell, Howell, Lancaster, List, Nc.
Adams. Phillips, Sheppard, Simpson,
Smith P. Steger and Tolivar.
Minutes Of the last two meetings read
and signed.
Special Committee on Gas Extension
to whom was referred the preamble and
resolution adopted by First Branch at
last meeting, reported change in time
the bonds issued for loan should be pay
abIe-viz: 18th March, 1873, 18Th Ju ",
1873, and 18th November, 1873. .. -
Report adopted. -
Bids for renting city scales were open.
ed. lst ward-George II Beam, Sl97 90:
Christian Verheller, $22S So Awarded
70 Mr.. Vierheller) "a ward-Felix
Dold, $l27 90; Charles Lsue, $l55 90.
Awarded TO Mr.. Laue) 4th ward-W.
z. Adams, $500 (for scalesat Manchester
John Arthur, 1905 Tor all the scales In the
ward. Manchester scales awarded to
Mr. Adams, and 7th scalesto John Arthur
at $3.50. 9Th ward-J David Kurner,
800: Awarded to Mr. Kurnen) sth
ward-Edward Jones, sr, $72 90.
awarded to Mr.. Jones oeaR o. ?. "a
John Arthur proposed to give 81 $50
Tor all the scales In the city.
The Committee on Cemeteries reported
the fences around the Peninsula and Fifth
Ward Cemeteries in bad condition, and
asked an appropriation Of $500, or so
much thereof as may be required 10 build
new fence around the former, and $65 to
repair that around the latter, n ! IlA
On motion, The committee was author.
lied to advertise for proposals for build
ing fence around the Peninsula Cemetery
after the plan presented ). and report 10
Council.
The appropriation askedtfor was made
70 repair fence around Fiilh Ward Gene.
Adjourned to meet next Tueeday even,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

No WONDER wool sells low. ]. 8.
Rhodes 4 Co. are selling rich, heavy, all
wool dollar Plaids for Just 30 cents, Thew
don't advertise what they don't do.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

SHELVING and counters for sale cheap
at l.. Y. Blends Shoe Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

HENRY Jacobs offers from this date
fine Plaids, worth 70 cents, for 80 cents.
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Oysters! Oysters.I

Tho Cheapest Oyster Saloon In
the City and Only First Glass
Dining Room in the City.
Also Oysters by th0can.
Oysters 30c per dozen stewed.
SOC per dozen Raw.
zoe per dog Fried,
60c Broiled on Toast,
4oc PANIED on Toast f..
All kinds Of Birds and VenISon and Porter House
steas, served cheaper than any Other saloon In
no. 81 WATER ST..-.laAen0lII DINING eooss
noyS Jas. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
STAR CANDLES. ~ =
90 boxes Star, ,-t.. H'I
% boIes AdamGntIna, Just received. '...
H0Tll LIST. DAVENPORT . PARKS.
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MEDICAL.

NITlas GREAT SO Tps,7.
liz 'nedy for thS Gu, t - y
IGm, White sStlllss ieen
S y Y Con SnptIoa,. . !Sss
n Moor; DEBILITY a. S, y g
si w.! asi.:i1g f.ol asI SaS ~ !, y
Meu fine Blood, S"sA
Tbs ntIilS Of. n xs,,,.,
SioaHroeO'.,slii .NstS.s 1R
= fcSd;Si ~ nec no aSs1I
y 49, ~ oL {toui lOisSSSS..AI
2 .iHEayI hivl' / 1 SSt;I.I IN
nSeoS1It1E,s1 n0a-iSS' SAX s.SSd6S,
\ ftttaatsI eaa 10 u,,,,,..,,
Snd AaadSoH, Gin, iisisS
SySSala ssdoer'uS' ltAS M ~
100 Etyud Ra1S21 y e.oi
MhWfi8JnC aIFefnsS,. -
n "he has used |, u 49, 49,
N S .i.! sSS SsAst diiSI'sl Va s sss y,
d. TIC. uShs, n.,sn.- :.
eGnnends II % al pCfSoaS =; ~
VIZ tscaSed Blood, IITisv i, ~ ~
pssS eoany prsplsidaS s. 81 's
hey: Dabnty Ralioin,,.,
mote Me-. l6rOncS sc1tS ~
\ ~ 2een1o nnei btnsatS4 n ~.
! that 30 eheerfnlly FVcOnnsSyIt w
~ ny inend1 and AcQualntlSS,,H W
Sr1xe q Co., DEaR.iSI ~.
Idon .IlA, Va, GaY 4 nSSIS ~ snls
o I've 4til ,etion. AAAE
Z. $40. NcPaddsn. M,,,...
ooto 7osDoe, GlyB Il cp,,S M !;
Anoum1dGm when IN - nv
81 heaAdlll1 lnot ADo1Otou1ck =,
Anuon, It, inrediGntI rsp1hll,1S
"a evefy pAek1gO. SHOW Il ID -.
thyueiln and So vii teli m (
eouPoeed Of tho StrunCest tltS5ti'',
\ nat exist and u a CIcOll1nt Nv
PufheR. Did eur spleo 1dnil :
eoulA Civ you toSdmoah i H.,
evety 6iate In tho SOuiI n EoI
-sfIoe1 known TO tvsry { -, veS ~
\ nad ,ehA either Psr'oi; 'YO,SJN.
S0'sdGliD Is :OlAls nnuia
III CLENETfS6Gs
III BAtErH'RH, Sole Prpnatar
JOHN P. HENRY,
y No. 8 .OLLEuH P14a,
@sS N~A ! al L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

No PERSON should complain oil Lame
Back, Neuralgia, or even suffer any pain
when they can obtain that popular medi.
cine, Pain Cure Oil. Those that use 1t
cannot help. recommending 1t to their
suffering friend. Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13
New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
Public Sale.
Show Gases, &c.
All styles Of Furniture.
Tendtrloin, Sausage. Meat, &c.
More Eyidence-Oxtoby & Dufheld.
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DEPARTURE OF TRAIHB.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

Hour Of which mails are due and close ut the
Post once In this city Prepared 10 Accord.
Anes with the lAtest Time tables on the nall.
ToAda,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-13

SINCLAIR's SINGLE ACTING,
~ NON.FREgZING, COMBINED HYDRAU.
Lie AND FoRCR PUNPS-Patented June Q,
1871.
Wherever known, Is now acknowledged to be
the beat pump for all purposes yet patented. .
Manufactured at BrIdgeport. Ohio. ~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-03-13

household which the kings jester,
who very often had a mighty long
head under his cap and bells, used
to play for a monarch ? There's
no radical club like a nest of little
folks in nursery. Did you ever
watch a baby's fingers ? I have, Of
ten enough, though I never knew
what it was to own one" The
master paused half a minute or so,
sighed-perhaps at thinking what
he had missed in life-looking up
at me a little vacantly. I saw
what was the matter; he had lost
the thread of his talk.
"Baby's fingers I interpolated.
Eyes, yes; did you ever see how
they will poke those wonderful
little fingers of theirs into every
crack and crevice they can get at
That is their first education, feeling
their way into the solid facts OF the
material world. When then begin
to talk, it is the same thing over
and over again in another shape
If there is crack or a flaw in your
answer to their confounded shoul
der-hitting questions, they will poke
and poke until they have got it
gaping, just as the baby's fingers
have made a rent out Of that atom
of a hole in his pinafore that your
old eyes never took, notice Of
Then they make such fools of US by
copying on a small scale scale what
we do in the grand manner.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-03-13
The BARRIERS Prefer DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye

MAKE HOME Nothing
adds more to the handsome appearance
of house outside, and to its cheerfulness
inside, than good clear window glass
and bright-colored ornamental glass at
the sides and over the tops of the doors.
The first lets in all the bright warm light
of the sun, while the latter admits the
light at the same time that it shuts of
the view of prying eyes. The best
French and American glass, both plain
and ornamental, as we'll as doors, sashes,
blinds, balusters, newels, mantels, &C.,
are to be had of Mr.. p. p. Toale, No. %
He q oaynstreC Charleston, S. G. If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-03-13
Water Ballad.

"Corne hither, gently rowing.
Come, bear. me quickly DER
This stream so brightly flowing,
To yonder woodland shore.
But vain were my endeavor
To pay thee, courteous guide;
Row on, row on, forever
I'd have thee by my side.
"Good boatman, prithee haste thee
seek my fatherland"
"Say, when I there have placed thee,
Dare I demand thy hand II"
"a maiden's head can never
So hard point decide;
Row on, row on, forever
I'd have thee by my side."
The happy bridal over,
The wanderer ceased to roam,
For, seated by her lover,
The boat became her home;
And still they sang together,
AS steering DER the tide,
"Row on through wind and weather
Forever by my side."
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The North Carolina Bandits.
Moss Neck,
"Robeson County, N. c.,
Fehrnarv Is. 1872.

cuiuatJ ~, Ao
Henry Berry Lowry, the notori-
ous outlaw and his confederates
have been holding a carnival here
for two days, sleeping at a store
near the railroad station. When
the down train for Wilmington ar.
rived here to-day they had barrel
of cider rolled out of the store, and
were treating a large crowd: They
were particularly active in inviting
~ the passengers out of the cars to
drink, familliarly tapping several of
them on the shoulders and shaking
their hands. When Lowry was told
that he had better keep good look
out, or some one would kill him or
some of the gang for the rewards
offered by the State, he replied that
"any one who might kill him or
any of the gang could never prove ,'
that he had done the killing; all
they asked was to be let alone, and
they. would leave everybody else
alone; if they wanted provisions
they would 60 where they could be
obtained; if they had money they
would pay for them; if not they
would demand them and take
them" They were, be said, deter
mined to kill one man, who was
travelling backwards and forwards
on the train. They had warned
him several times not to come up|
here, sand" continued he, "we
would have killed him yesterday
right in the car, if it had not been
for the number of ladies who were
in it," While he was saying this
the individual whom they had'|
doomed was at that very moment
crouched under seat in the rear
car. lie has incurred the terrible
anger of the outlaws from the fact
that he volunteed last winter as the
executioner of Oxendine, one OF
their gang who was hung at Lum-
berton. They told the conductor
that if he came up here again they
would murder him right on the
train. AS the train moved Oft they
saluted the conductor in military
style, and took a deliberate aim at
the train with their rifles, and con-
tinued to fire until it was beyond
gurishot distance, The audaclty OF
these outlaws out-Herods Herod
and is unparelled in the history of
any State. This man whom they
have threatened, is known in Viii
mington by the name of Frank
Marsden, and is a sailor.boarding-
house runner. III. -t.t. ...
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The Diamond -ToothedSaw QuaTying
- ''1.' - Machine.

One of the most noteworthy Won
ders OF this prolific age of invention
is diamond-toothed-sa quarrying
machine, recently perfected by Yer
mont stone-workers, that bears the
same relation to the wealth of the
quarry that the saw mill does to the
products of the forest. The main
features are simple, and consist of
a straight saw armed with diamond
points moving back and forth
through the stone with drills work
ing vertically to free the end of the
kerf. The diamonds employed are
of the black variety, on a half inch
width, and with a six-horse popwer
engine can be sunk in the solid
quarry from from six to twenty-four
inches. per hour, according to the
hardness of the material operated
upon-the machine having been
tested on every grade, from the
toughest flint to the easily worked
marble, leaving at one operation a
smoother face on the harder stones
than can be produced otherwise by
days of labor. The economy of the
machine is shown to be great by
the fact that after the first invasion
ola aquarry by it's irresistible teeth
(Which, in this primal operation. of
course smooth but one face of the
rock, at all subseqent removes to
the centre of the mine two faces of
the stone are developed by each
sinking of the saw. Besides, the
great waste occasioned by the old
method of drilling and blasting into
valuable quarries is entirely over
come, not a foot of the material be-
ing lost if, surveys arc carefully
made. The saw on exhibition can
be sunk into the hardest stone
through kerf Of eleven feet to q
depth offour feet ten inches; but
smaller machines can be construc-
ted to answer the varied demands
of ouarrymen. The instrument is
very compact, and one of the power
displayed can be operated by two
men whose services together with
the fuel consumed. will amount to
less than ten dollars day, effecting
an estimated saving cf labor of fifty
men and reducing the cost OF solid
building material one-nalf.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-03-13

THE GREAT HAIR PRODUCER.-Hail
| Oils, Pomatums and Pomades have had
their day. They belong to the musty
past. Nobody that. understands the
chemistry of the hair and the philosophy
of it's growth thinks of using them. In
stead of clogging the pores of the scalp
with thick onguents, and thus obstruct-
ing the insensible perspiration which is
essential to the health or the tibreS, we
now tone the surface of the head with an
invigorating application which pene-
trates to the roots of the hair and stimu-
lates them in the same way that the fer
tilizing agents spread over the meadows
stimulate the grass roots and cause the
blades to spring up in myriads, coating
the earth with veraure. The invigerant
best adapted to this purpose is Lyons
Kathari0n. 1t may well be called the
fertilizer Of the head. To the barren
scalp it communicates vegetative power
If the hair is dropping out or becoming
dry and withered, it arrests the process
of dilapidation or blight. The hair
thickens and becomes glossy and flexible
under its genial operation, and as dres-
ing it is unapproached by by any prepa-
ration that has yet been laid on the toi-
let of Fashion.
EI- If you desire rosy cheeks and a
complexion fair and free from Pimples
and Blotches, purify your blood by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It has no equal for this purpose.
CORRECT THE SroMAcH.-It is we'll
ascertained physiological fact that the
origin of most Of the ills that affiict hu-
manity is deranged condition of the al
imentary canal. The bowels become
constipated and sluggish, and thence
arises train of painful and distressing
maladies. AS preventive and cure,
there is no remedy go safe and sure rs
DIR. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS.
WEST Po1NT, GA, Sept. 3, 1871:
DR.. TVn,. II. Tut:
DEAR SIR-I have been an Invalid for
five years, and have with fortitude and
patience tried nearly every patent med
icine known to the people without any
effectual relief. 1t was suggested by
some of my friends to take your Feseta-
BILE Pills, for which | am under obliga-
tions for said suggestion. It being fa-
vorable one, I propose to state the effects.
I weigh more than ever did, and my
health is far better than it has been in
five years. I certainly give all the credit
to YOUR Pills: and rs soon as there is an
increase in the family, you may bet If it
is a male that his name sh all be Tut
publish you choose.
Very respectfully,
~ .. J. A. DONALDSON.
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ABOUT CH1LDREN.-Dr. O. W.
Holmes, in the February Atlantic,
thus disccurses about children: The
Old Master, who is a bachelor, has
a kindly feeling for this little mon
key, and those of his kind.
1s.I,like Children" he said to me
one day at table. 81 like 'em, and
I respect 'em. Pretty much all the
honest truth telling there is in the
world is done by them. DR.. you
know they play the part in the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10
Nctires in Bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EASTERN
DisfkiUre OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-Ip the Mat
ter OF WILLIAM GREGG, B~ankrupt-In Bank
ssiane4 hereby pfves notice Of his appointment
as Assignee Of WILLIAM 0REaG, OF seaorook's
Island. Fl the County OF Charleston snd State OF
south Carolina, within said District, who has
bee1Hdjudged q Bankrupt upon MS own petltlon
Dated'ss Charleston, 8. O., the 18th day Of No
yember, A. D. 1871. G.D. bhfAN.
nov5ssus Assignee.
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,
no. 23 Broad Street.

THE RETREAT FARM On CUOPEh
River for sale. The beautifully situated
FARM ON Cooper River. known as!''rne Re-
treat u Communicating q. 6ue view OF the riVcr,
aoout seven miles from the City, containing aIom
Q to $50 acr.s. Or, fthe Farm is q brick Dwelis
Ing, " brick. 0ntbuildlngs. Stables. DO The
garden walks were laid out with taste. and now
nave a variety OF ornamental trees In them. I
one desiring 8 country residence near me clty-lt.
offers MANY advantages. dec3.tuS4
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/. praas at mhGlesale.s Z


WYE EARNESTLY INVITE THE At
TENTION Of Physicians, Druggists and the
,-.- public generally to the
ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS OF AEsSRS. JOHN wYETH
"a .BRn~RRAGr1oAL CHEMISTS,
PHIEIpELPHIA, Pa,
which hays! beoefaSsssa deservedly POPULAR for
their INrrssttNsI6 worm, the ELEGANT manner In
which they are prepared, and the RELIABILITY OF
the QuILTY :iof rAcH SPECIFIC article they are
said TO eontsln:HEFifst among them Ia their
GOD LIVER OIL IyWlTH PHOSPHATE LINE.
atmost valuable remedy in the large class Of was
ting dlsetsfs cansed by -IkPAIhNtET or P7RV8R'
SION Of NUTRITION. this too rapid TISSUE TRANS.
FORMATION and tho want OF certain substance es-
sential 70 the ofsnntamcand It Is onered VIII tas
the resourcea> e medicine against th5 diseases
which, In this country are the most numerous,
and formidable. -ssyS scRoFULi In children and
PuLHoNIRT CoHPLAINTain ADULTS. Zach o:nce
ofthe mixture contains 10 grains OF the Phosphate
BEEF, WINE AND IRON.
This delightful nutritlve tonic has been 80 unl-
versally used and approved. It Is unnecessary to
Say more sSsn that it 10 kep. up taits nsuatssand'
"Each tablespoonful contains 1 ounce OF Beef,
half ounce Of Sherry Wine and 2 grains OF Citrate
Of lrou.n
BEEF, WINE, IRON AND oINoaONA.
The combination Of Calisaya Bark with our pre-.
paraiion OF Beef, Wine sad Iron adds the nerve
tonic and ant-pei0dic effect OF 0inchona to the
nutritious and stimulating properties OF the other
ingredients. Wedoubt II 9 more enolent comDl.
nation OF tonic, nutrit'o Gus and stimulating agents
could be prescribe d, and ask the attention o ply
slciaus to its use, a. 6 prompt AMI reliable remedy
In The many cases In which It would naturally be
indicated. Each tablespoonful oontaina ! ounce
or Beet, 2 grains Citrate OF Iron, and hall ounce
OF Wine Of OAlissya Bark.
SHERRY VIM N BEEF.
The advantage OF administering Beef with Wine
to paiieats requiring both nutriment and stlmn-
lanr, will ! Q readily appreciated-the sustaining
and nutritious eject or the beef often enabling
delicate and sensitive. invslids to take the wine
with benefit, when ordinarily they would be IN
able 10 take It even In small quantities Wltnout
occaeIonipR headache, DO. Each tablespoonful
contalns one.half ounce Of Sherry Wine and one
ounce OF beef.
We aiso call attention. to the following as some
among these preparations most In use: Elixir
Callssya Bark, Iron aud Strychnine. Elixir Phos.
pbate Iron, QuinIne and stryehnine.' Enxlr, Va.
lerIanasse Ammonia. Elixir Pepsin. iB.smuth and
strychnine. Bitter Wine OF Iron. Elixir Genttan,
Ferrated. wlnelor Wild oherry rk1Ferrsted.
Syrup ,Lscso Fhos. Lime T~asteless Cod! Liver
OIL 1-,dg,- fe
wholesale Agents for ;Marsin'sPhre God Liver
on DOVE. NOISE q DAVIS,
novsi1fh Agents for South arolina
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10

BY j. A. ENSLOW u co,

HERMAN BARK EMIL, FOR AC.
III COUNT or whom 1t may concern, BY order
OF rhe Consul OF the German Empire.
ON THURSDAY MORNING., 18th December, at
IL O'Clock, at Southern Wharf, will bs sold, by or.
der OF the Consul OF the German Empire, lor &C.
count or when It may concern.
The Aetalled and Copper.iastened German bslK
Emil. OF o.S tons register and 800 tons coal capa.
city, with Masts, Spars. Standing and Running
Ringing. Cordage, Anchors, Chalns, sails, &C., &c:
And Immediately after, the Ships Boats ana
Stores. oeCI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10
anttioneers' Dripate Sales. -
BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSyRE,

.. Rocker, No. " HrQad stIeSS.
TSTATE SALE-REAL ESTATE. BY
hi ORDER; OF !EXGCUrORs.-F6r ssIe, The
TWo.story WOODEN HEsIDEN z. No. 81 Warren
street, next east o. st. Paurs: Church, containing
A rooms, pantry, dressing and garnet rooms, 2 pi:
azzas, Kitchen, with 4 rooms. LOT 90 feet front
by $50 feel deep. az 4 =
The rwo.story DWELLING HOUSE, with 4
rooms and Kitchen, on west Side OF HutledRe
avenue, betw en- Fshburn and MONET streets.
Lot 90 feet 9 inches BY 81 feet 8 inches,
- ,!-..r+ ALSO -. - - u
The adjoining LOT north OF the above, So feet
8 inches In front by 81 feet inches deep. ..,,
-. aIsO... ~. - J.tGfGt3hW
The Two-sto,y DWELLING, with 1. rooms, on
Carrere's court, running frem Cannon street. LOT
81 feet BY 90 feet. ''"
The Two.Story DWELLING, with 4: rooms, on
Carrere's court, next to the above. Lot 50 feet by
90 feet.
,tI- ALSO.
TIE Two.Story DWELLING, with 4 rooms, on
Oarere's court, next to the above. Lot IS q ct oy
90 Il ct. -oeclo.tatlo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-10
~: I0TTS D. DeSAUSSURE,
=. ..E No; 20 s, TSTaT St1S IN COLLIE.

u,HE CREST" PLANTATION IN ColL III:
incl .4as r1SSE !; SS SaSIs,1 il s s]S;'s: 1870 D ssIss q f Rssd:
as the 'kess,n n,cb sps RICE Land, and 100 acres'of
about % n y, and Corn Land; the balance Ilm,
Sie a and The place lies on Horse Shoe SEs "a
pe a,ars OF AshepOo River. The saVanIsa aao
GSsrleston Railroad runs near IT, aee'r'U'