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Fisherman Roosevelt may deserve his repu-
tatiOn ss an expert angler with respect to the
finny tribe, but as fisher for sinecnres under
the Board of Public Works che is not sue
ceed," as Carl Pretzel would say.
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The Baltimore AmeTicaH favors the project of
makius inauguration day national holiday,
and Al, grges the Maryland 18th regiment and
other Military organizations OF that state to
fall into me In Washington ON the ith OF March
in the grand procession of the citizen soldiery
OF the country, North and South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

Last week in Wall street wound up with gold
mel, the immediate consequence of continued
heavy fmportations Of foreign goods. A bad
bank statement, revealing q considerable I'M
psirment Of the required reserves of the banks,
had depressing influence on speculation at the
cloee.
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DANGEROUS ATMOSPHERE

The great atmospheric wave which, the meteorolo-
gists tell US, sweeps over the whole United States
from the Pacific coast at this Is loaded with
unwholesome vapors that chill the body and disturb
all its functions. Preparation Is checked the som
ach is deranged the bowels and the liver sympathize
with that organ, the and muscles affected,
pulmonary complaints are engendered, and the spr-
its more or less depressed. These among the
common effects produced by the moist, ungenial
winds prev alent in the winter months. But II the
system is toned and fortified in advance with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters danger need be apprehend-
ed from any condition of the atmosphere. The Gill
wind that blows nobody any good will not be likely
10 blow any harm to him who strengthens and regu-
lates his internal organs with this wholesome veg
etsble tonic and Alternative, and clothes his outside
in a manner suitable to the season. The seeds Of
fever and sgue and other diseases Of intermittent
remttent type, are now in the air, and liable
to be planted in the system, to terminate and bring
forth bitter fruit, either Immediately at alater
period, unless due sanitary precautions taken to
ward them off. on all safeguards against malaria,
this famous vegetable antidoe is the BEST and Of all
remedies for the painful ailments caused by damp,
cold and sudden changes of temperature, such as
rheumatism, chills, irregularities of he bowls bill
ious attacks and Indigestion it is .the most reliable
and the most agreeable. fl7-eO3tkW
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The statement that the rival political factions
m louisiana are endeavoring to effect a recon-
Citation among themselves in order to bring
about a fusion OF the two legislatures, meets
with a variety of comments here. Up To a late
hour ON Saturday, neither the President nor the
Attorney General had received notification of
any such contemplated movement. All that
they knew on the subject was CLEANED from
newspaper reports. In the absence of any au-
thentieated declaration on the part OF the Oppo-
-ition leaders in Louisiana OF their future plans
o. in fact, of any definite plan at ALL the Presi-
lent expresses no opinion. Ii is quite apparent
tat he has made mp his mind on the subject,
s.i should any reasonable solution of these po-
1ul.al disorders be presented he would doubt
ics accept IL, for the sake OF harmonizing the
y. JsiDg elements.
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DRY GOODS.
BRODHEAD k CO.'S.

BLACK AIPaCAs reduced fi.rrn ~ "a - .,s
ether grades reduced from - II cents rer 80 wv
NQ0LEN DRfss GOODS rsdrSrd futiv :, n.r =,
&O0LFN sHANIs
WOODEN BLANKETS
1ARLETANs, SwIssEs, FRENCH MUSITNS.
hAiSSOphs, sns host of cher " hite Goods az
lees than former rates
BLACK DRESS SILKS Of Guinet celebrated
n.sk e from 81 Is no. These goods have been I'M
IN the United sistes. and VII be sold NJ = Sigh, al
vance on imrort~rs prires
Elee.at FARIs KID GLOVES % oeats. Party
colors 81.
Andreseosein COTTON. II cents: wamsutta, =
cen a NeN York Mills, = ceufs.
SHIFTING COTTON h ss, % and l0-a from
x y cents an.
Hosiery, Stoves, Ribbons. Handkerchief. Mex
hnfnings. &c. &c, NeTl cheap. lou can and viii
save money bl buA ms Of
BRVnHEAn 4 90.
ladies and Scents nderwesr direct from the man
eiactnrers n wholesale prices. as AZ
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p NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

~ NOTICE TO XPAYERS.
The Assessors of the several Legislative Districts
having completed the of real property
the fiscal year ending June oth, lS4, the Board Of
Appeals will meet at the office of the Superintendent
OF Assessments and Taxes, No $50 "A street the
corner OF Louisiana avenue, on the Sd DAY OF FEB
RUARy, 1873, at IL O'Clock m, TO hear any appeals
that may be made from the valuations of said
All appeals must be made in writing, and sworn to
before an officer competent to administer oaths.
The Board will be in session each day Sunday ex-
cepted) from II O'Clock a.. m. until O'Clock p.
and on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS from s
O'Clock until O'Clock D. m.
II. A. HALL, WIN. WALL,
GEO. r. WILSON, RILEY A. SHINN,
Il. J. MIDDLETON, JR.,
fe1-tf Members of the Board of Appeals.
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The New Five Per Cent Bonds.

HE treasury Department on Friday last COM
menced issuing the new five per cent bonds to
the syndicate. Up to the close OF the business
ON Saturday about Ss.OOo,OOO were issued to
supply the American subscriptions. The de-
partment expects to issue several millions of
these bonds daily from this time forward. The
syndicate have now considerably over one hun
dred millions subscribed for, and the call for
one hundred million of siyty-twO's which was
issued on the seventh of this month and i'm
medistely revoked, in consequence OF a mis-
understanding on the part of the London sub
scribers as to the date of delivery will be dupli-
Gated on March 1st next, and the interest on the
bonds thus called cease on the first of june fol-
lowing. As already stated in THE STAR, the in
dications are that in consequence OF the rapidly
accommodating subscriptions TO the five per cents,
the syndicate will probably be able to take
another hundred million of these bonds shortly
after the first OF March next, thus enabling the
Secretary Of the Treasury to call an additional
hundred million OF five twenty bonds. IL has
been reliably ascertained that the reports OF the
probable failure of the syndicate TO place any
considerable amount of the new loan were put
forth by parties in New York, whose efforts to
get in the syndicate had failed.
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COAL AND WOOD.

~ GOD AND COALl WOOD AND CoALi
The undersigned beg leave to call the attention Of
the public the fact that they have opened branch
yard at No. 1915 9Th street, between nj and SITS
northwest, where they would be pleased to have the
public call and examine their stock, also at their
old stand, No. Sly Al street southwest full SUP
ply of the best qualities of WOOD and COAL kept
Constantly hand, which they are disposed to sell
at reasonable prices.
y2s-lm IRepI McCAULEY & BROS
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q 9ha fiFfh sAfrIsF tHf Shfft i,
MONDAY EVENING, February u, and eonfinuc
until further notice. fl5,2t'
FGoME AND GET AG9PY FIRST Annual
LOAN kSp BuILbfSe Assoc1krISAV dsf
'fffs s under Second T.' %eh R TIMoNEY
" BLhck HHWk Tribe, No. u, i Q. r
are respectfully requested to attend the regular
meeting On 'n' ''h $50 B. e. ei EIcHGhBERGEk
fE-A- Chief IS Records.
FsPEcIAL sERvICEs
METROPOLITAN PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Penna. avenue and fth street east.
Monday. ~ p m, preaching by Rev Dr. NOBLE.
F. service '1r sabbath s SH Rs hol
G. MASON. THURSDAY, Ia, meeting for prayer aud
eSa%sy nsitss 70 attend ssssi'e' II
TA MEETING OF THE sTOCKHOLDERs
W. Of the ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
at Il se ,h day q
is pSi s ToPS
~sPECIAL EOTICE.-THE NATIONAL
w, CAPITAL REAL Estate ASsOC!A.
Board 81 directors has authorized the sale Of such
shares Of Stock as are ON band, liking the premium
OF BY paying double dues until liauidated. The lat
ter condition affords an excellent Opportunity Tor
parties TO purchase shares, who otherwise would be
unable at the time realizing benefits identical
with all the stockhoders. This association has been
in successful operation for period OF two yearS.
Shares can be obtained Of the Secretary.
GEO. COWIE, President.
PHIL. II. WEIGH, Secretary. jAn
~ MIL Bur MS
,oa- NEW DRUG STORE,
No. l429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters. fel4
TFROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO
Wy the present day, Scrofula has been the 1ene,
and AZ II were, the curse OF mankind 50 gel fieae
and had been At some periods OF tho
history that person known to be infected with u
would not Dc allowed 70 mix with society. HappiU
use Of sANAhIrASs Roor AND HEnB yuIcr4 and
Blotehes letters, &C., be restored 70 sound
eoCT AND HERB JUICES, ain per b$ttls
Sold by g. C, FORD, HOS Pa. ave., and BY Drug
sisfs. DESMOND . CO., Proprietors, 9Is Eaos
street. Philadelphia. may4ly
~ nos : p, ?.
j! r.: removed . no. iiss q '''' a'rsA"i sSF'
nFpk. A. PRATT, Graduate Of Ohio Coaese g!
vs. d. ntal Surgery, lll !th street, hetyDn
aud IL n doorp south Of Odd Fellow HAIL., He-
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n~Dk. A. PRATT, Graduate Of Ohio college, Of
W D. niai suresry, al !.h s5sst, hstSssp D
nd Il, few doors south Of Odd Fellow HAIL.. -
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FPENNsYLvANIA. REPUBLICAN AssO-
As@eiation viii be held THIs s MONEYS sf EVE re
- with &GkRrEsB4 s sa.ssnER President 1t
yT THE aEANR 5, 5 LSPG = { g; on GOOD
On TuEspaY kR Ri Fesru sGsriis sS
lSI3, in ODEoN HALL, corner "a stree. and Penn
1t A. s. CLEMENTS, G. W. Sec.
Sh1drHS4 sS6 G1TH H Nd BE
a. Carroll Han THIS (MondayJ EVENING, FEB;
ruarX nth, 1873 for the consideration of the revised
soIisitsd mi FHos. BRo6ERIsK, sec'y.
rFATTENTI0N, KNIGHTS OF ST.. PETER
hetwesn 81 and 4th streets southeast, on TUESDAY
CURED By order Of the Committee.
LEwIs H. LANMAN, Rec. Scribe Fl nA""h H.
rSBARILIS VOCAL CLASS.
In orser to give justice to the magnificent work Of
Christ which will be performed at the first CONCERT
Of the class during the coming Lent more voice.
new memhefs viii be received on MONDAY; the
p. m, at Marini's Hall. Some knowledge Of music
Is required. fI7-4t
~ NOTICE.
HS Persons who surrendered policies to us in
YONKERs AND NEW YORK FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY
after the Chicago fire, will please call at our Office
and receive the amount Of I'm earned premium for
the same.
A. s. PRATT SON,
fIJ Corner OH aud ID streets.
nTsCHOICE MUSIC, PLEASANT ENTER
10y TAINMENTS, Ere.
FIRST RECEPTION Y NJ CA
FRIDAY EVENING, February 81, 1873
The whole Y. NJ. C.. A. Building, including Lincoln
Hall, Will be thrown open for the occasion. The
Philharmonic Society will render Of their
grandest selections.
Refreshments by Herbert. fI7.td
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FOR SALE.
MEDICAL. &c.

WEAkNESS, IrreRularity, aud Nervous Debili-
w u successfully treated. Remedies agreeable
Elegant apsr tments. Ladies interested, address Mrs
A. Z. Kosher, Washington. ID. q. feb5- In
hR. RECORD, TAI West Fayette street, Balti-
- more, Md. Specially: Diseases of the Urinary
organs, Spermatorrhea, Impotency, sc. The Doc
tors remedies are prompt and positive in restoring
Nlgof and removing peisons from the blood. Medi-
zines mailed ct pressed feil3 lns
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BOARDING.

BOARDlNG.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SIN
N gle gentlemen can have good BOARD and a
pleasant ROOM on second floor, at 4OJ lst street
northwest. fi5-3ts
EIRST. CLASS TABLE BOARD, with fine large
Il Front Room, on the most pleasant part Of the
Ayenue-No. 1919 Pennsylvauia avenue, between
18th and 1Dth streets. feb6 I'm
EOR RENT-Two nicely furnished ROOMS, with
Il Bedrooms adjoining, with or without BOARD
corner Sd street and Indiana avenue. j29 Inn
(NOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
Uprices moderate, at 2lO5 corner of Pennsy lyania
avenue and 2lst street. mayl-ly
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WILLIAM KNABE CO.,
W BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
GRAND. SlIARE AND DPRIGHG Rna

Grand, S0UAkE AND UPRIGHT PIANOe
These instruments have been before the public fox
forty years and upon their excellence aloDe-
attained an unpurchased pre-eminence ~
which pron0unoes them uneaualied for theirvuv NV
tone, touch, workmapship and durability. They
have been awarded sixty hve gold and silver medals
a. fairs over other competitors. All Of their
| Osersfrune Scale and Agrafe.
William McCsmnons PIANOS and PIANOS and
ORGANS from various well known factories sale
and rent, st REICHENBACHs,
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DIR. q. Il. GREENE,

Physician in Chief to the Branch Offices Of DR..
Khnes Philadelphia Bellevue Institute and
Cancer h.frmary at Charlotte, N. G.,
and Gotds5oro, ~ c.,
WILL be at the following places OH the days
w indicated below, where he will be glad
to meet all persons afflicted with CANCER, and
all forms Of Chronic Diseases. Cancers cured
by Kline's Great Cancer Antidote. No knife
no blood. All forms of chronic diseases treated
with great success. Fits Cured, no matter of
how long standing
Fee for consultation, While on his trip, 81 ,0O.
Treatment for ordinary chronic diseases $500
to $500 per month, including medicines. All
medicines to be paid for when prepared.
Yorkville, s. C., Principal Hotel, May IA.
Spartanburg; s, C Palmetto House, May 16.
Greenville, s. c., Mansion House, May II.
Hendersonville N. c., Ripley Hotel, May 10.
Waynesville, N. Co. Battle House, May 2l
Webster, N. c., Enloe House, May %.
Franklin, N. c., Mrs. Silers Hotel May "a.
Murphy N. c., Henry House, May 26.
Ducktown, Tenn, Hunters Hotel, May %.
cleveland, Tenn, Oconee House, May 30.
Sweetwater, Tenn, Principal Hotel, May 80.
Knoxville, Tenn, Atkins House, May 81.
Jonesboro, Tenn. Washington Hotel, June 2.
Bristol, Tenn, Nickles' Hotel, June3.
Morrstown, Tenn, Principal Hotel, June 4.
Warm Springs, n. c., Principal Hotel, June g..
And at Asheville N. c., June 0, whore he
will remain until October 1st.
AL persons wishing his services should call
early.
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CANCERS CURED

MY DIR. KLINE's WONDERFUL CANCER ANTI
B DOTE, which destroys and removes the Cancer en-,
tire without the use of the Knife the loss Of Blood and
at the same time the tendency to Cancer IN the
system We also treat oil forms Of Chronic Longstand.
inc and Obscure Disease with unparalleled suceess espe
ciay Epilepsy, or Fits Rheumatism Neuralgia, AIthma
Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis.
For particulars, Circulars &c, call on or address
Charlotte, n. G.;
Goldsboro, N. c.,
Or, A.heville, N. C..
Nav g, 1873 A Nm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
- ANDERSON COUNTY.

- ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ". ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Mrs. E. P. Campbell has made
suit to me to grant her Letters of Admins
tra.ion OF the Estate and effects of Archibald
c. Campbell, deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Archibald C. Campbell, decd, that they be
and appear, before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Anderson c. H., on Friday,
23rd day of May instant, after publication
hereof, ut IL o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 3rd day of May,
A. D. 1873.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
April s, 1878 A o.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN and TRUST COMPANY, :,
CHARLESTON, g. c.,
OFFICE, NO. II BROAD STREET.

SAYINGS DEPARTMENT.
NNHE deposits in the Savings Department of
this Company are invested as Special
Trust, and, therefore, are not subject to the
hazards of banking.
In addition to this special security, deposii-
tors have the guarantee of the entire Bank
Capital, which amounts to three hundred thou
sand dollars $500 0000)
find q safe security for their savings, however
small; and at the same time bearing remu,
nerative interest (six per cent. compounded
quarterly.) Currency can be remitted by e1-
press, and drafts by mail.
F. A. MITCHELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES.
Geo & Cameron G. L. Buist, W. II. Middleton,
E. II. Frost A. J. Crews, W. Bee
w. B. Williams, E. Waluen, D. d. DeLeon,
C. G. Memminger, 3. ONeill, VIM: L: weep,
A. P. CALDWELL 1T. Welsman, ). N. shackeiiord
Geo H. Walter, J.C,H. Claussen, B. D. Lazarus.
April "a, 1873 AZ 3m
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The j. P. Earle Farm,

Better known as the Morse Place, containing
"a acres more or less, situate on the Pendleton
Road. one mile from the Court House, now oc-
cupied by Col. 7. J. Roberts
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The Williams Property,

Being tho House and Lot of 4 9-10 acres OF
Land, occupied by David White.
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TN PURSUANCE of the orders made. in this
i case, the undersigned offers for sale tho
PROPERTY mentioned and described in the
conveyance to DANES Robb and Charles T..
Lowndes, Trustees, dated the 18th February,
1868. Bids for the Property, or any portion
thereof, will be received by the Referee under
seal until the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1875
Such bids to state whether for cash.
Or for one-third cash, balance inone and two
years, secured by bond of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the property and assignment of
policy Of insurance - ->1s.. :.
Or in the bonds of T. D. Wagner and w. L..
Trenholm, payment of which Is secured by the
said mortgage to Messrs. Robb and Lowndes,
which are colnmoaly known as "a" Bonds.
No bid payable in "a" Bonds will be re-.
ceived for an amont less than the appraised
value of the property as set forth in the said
mortgage. Bids may be made embracing all
or either of the above alternatives.
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The J. T. Sloan Property,

On the Southeast corner of the Public Square,
including the BrGa 3 STORE. engg ba oy b.
residence of the late Christopher Orr, ESQ.,, now
occupied by DR.. Scudday. Also, a Tract Of
Wood Land, containing 25 acres, more or less,
in the suburbs of the Town, west Of the Blue
Ridge Railroad. -
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The Great Southern Weekly.
The Working Man,

THE best and cheapest newspaper in the
South. Devoted to Immigration, Education of
the Masses Agricultural and Mechanical Pur-
suits, to the Household and Firesde. Con-
tains eight pages, finely printed on excellent
paper: Price; 81 year. gzs- Specimen copies
sent free. Address
TILNfAN r. GAINES,
Editor and Proprietor, Columbia, s. G.
Feb 27, 1873 ~ 3nl
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Consisting of the three-story Brick Store and
Lot, on the North side of the Public Square,
occupied by Simpson, Hill & Co. as Drug
Store
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The Opie Property,

Formerly known as the Isham Taylor Place
House and Lot now occupied by Mrs. Mary
Vandiver.
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gs- The undersigned as agents of the par
ties, are prepared to receive and forward offers,
and negotiate for 5he sale of any and all of the
property. Persons desiring to purchase should
call on them and Gsamine the property a. once.
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sAM'L. LORD, JR., Referee.

Among the above is the following property
in and near the town of Anderson, to wit:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

" h
United States vs.. John Frazer & Co.
TN PURSUANCE of the orders made in this
case, the undersigned offers for sale the
conveyance to James Robb and Charles Z.
Lowndes, Trustees, dated the 18th FEBRUARY,
1868. Bids for the Property, or any portlon
thereof. will be received by the Referee under
seal until the FIRST DAY of JUNE, 1873
Such bids to state whether for cash.
Or for one-third cash, balance In one ana TWO
years, secured by bond Of the purchaser ana
mortgage of the property and assignment OF
policy of insurance.
Or in the bonds Of T. D. Wagner and W. l..
Trenholm, payment Of which is secured py the
said mortgage to Messrs. Robb and Lowndes,
which are commonly known as "a" bonds.
No bid PAYABLE in ga" Bonds will be recelV-
ed for an amount less than the appraised value
of the property AZ set forth in the said mort
gage. Bids may he made embracing all or Ell
ther of the above alternatives.
sAML. LORD, JR., Referee.
Among the above is the following property
IN and near the town of Pendleton, to wit:
Store House and Lot,
Now occupied by Randell & Bellotte, known
as the Benson Property.
Store EIouse and Lot,
Now occupied by Hunter & Long, known as
Shank1in Hall.
Tin Shop,
Now occupied sy 6. D. Barr.
Office and Lot,
Known as the Sloan Lot.
Hoa and Lot,
Now occupied by W. K. Lindsey, opposite DR..
John III. MaxwelIs.
All of the above property situated on Public
Square Of Pendleton Village, s. T..
Plantation,
Situate in Oconee County, containing four hun
dred and fiity-seven acres. Known as the
Huger Place.
The undersigned is prepared TO receive bids
and negotiate for the sale of the above Prop
erty. Persons desiring further information,
WIZ ''-- Nt0-' D. LONG,
Pendleton, s. C.
May 8, 1878 "A 4
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The Elias Earle Property.

Consisting of the several premises now occu.
pied by Jordan Gambrell, j. Fleetwood Clink-
scales, A. F. Whits, James Wilson, ]. L. Daw.
son, residence and Tin Shop, David White,
(shop lot,) the western half of the Government
Stable Lot, and ore-half of the vacant lot east
of James Wilson, and in front Of 8. II. Lang
ston, which is known as the Gilmer lot.
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TIE RED SIGN

Deals in FLOUR that no other Merchant
has ever bought and sold in this Market; and
for Whiteness and Self Elevating Property
can't be beat on the Continent. If any Lady
desires to ornament her Table with beautiful
Biscuits, Rolls or Loaves, come to the
.RED SIGN"
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The johnson Female University
Property.
The Wilson Property.

Buildings and Lot containing eight acres.
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The McFall & Hammond Property,

Being the Brick Building, Store and Residence
on the east side of Main street, second square
south of the Court House, now occupied by
Mrs, THylor.
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The Arnold Property,

House and Lot, on the west side of Main
street. third square south of the Court House,
occupied by VIM. NJ. Archer and others. Lot
contains two acres in the whole, and is made
up of four lots originally, numbered 1Ss, 139,
l40 and 141.
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The undersigned is prepared to receive bids
and negotiate for the sale of the above Prop
erty. Persons desiring further information,
will call upon
Pendleton, s. c.
May 8, 1878 "A 4