The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, February 25, 1869, Image 3
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION S ALKS THIS DAY.
T. M. OATES will soil at throe-quarters past
9 o'clock, in bli store, Brown's wharf, butter,
liquors. &c.
KNOX, DALY & Co. will sell at 10 o'olock. at their
auotion house, cornor Meeting and Wentworth
streets, sh. es, dry goods, Ac
.Toa:; 3. lliLnuh ct, Co. wiii seil ai 10 o'c'Ot-k, in
their salesroom. Meeting-streeet, dry goods and sun?
dries.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Howard Lodge, at 7 P. M.
Bums' Charitable Association, at 8 P. M.
Fenian BroUiorhood, at half-past 7 P. M.
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OBANGEBURO ?^ORIC?LTUBA^ ASSOCIATION_ 1
Attention is called to thc adv rlisomont of a meet- '
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MAGISTRATES APPOINTED.--Tho following '
magistrates have been appointed: William S. Lane,
Grahamville; Samuel W. Maurice, Williamsburg;
Wm. K. Thomas, Union County.
CASE OF POISOMNO.-A lotter received in the
city yesterday fi ora Mount Ple.isaut stated tl.at a ,
colored man named Wm. singleton was poisoned on
Mr. B. P. Austin's place. No particulars were given
but an investigation will ba hold by the coroner at
au om ly day. |
FIRE TN MARION_Tho resideuco lately pur?
chased bi bheriff Collins, about ono and a half
milos from thc villaro, was entirely consumed by ?
fire last Saturday night Tho house was nearly now,
larga and commodious, and is qnite a serious loss
at this time. It is supposed to ho the work of an in?
cendiary.
SENTENCE COMMUTED_Mack D. Goodwyn, '
who was convicted at the Januiry term of theSp^r- 1
tanburg Court of Sessions, en circumstantial cvi- '
dence, of mu 'der, and s"utonoed to be executed on ?
the 12th of February, hut respited by the Governor 1
for thirty daj s, has had his sentence commuted to 1
imprisonment iu tho penitentiary, at hard labor, J
during bis natural life.
THE SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE.-Our (
neighbors of Savannah, having fairly started their
steamship lino for Liverpool, have cleared ono of
their number, tho Leith, with tho fellowing valuable
cargo. Tho R; publiean of Tu??day says : " Tho
Leith, Captain Danielson, was cleared yesterday for
Liverpool, by ber aareuta, Messrs. W. M. Tunno& '.
Co , w.th a cargo cousisting of 4029 bales of upland
cotton, weighing 1,871,820 pounds, valued at$627,S19; .
410 bales of soa i-land cotton, weighing 129,(Ul ,
pounds, valued at $109,407; and 300 horces ot rice,
weighing 198,150 pounds, valued at $17.000."
THE HANLONS ARE COMINO.-On Monday, ;
March Hth, these worid-jamed gymnasts, with a i
troupe of asp rants numbering twentv cf tho best 1
acrobatic, operado and versa tile performers to be i
obtained in Europe, will appear at Hibernian Hall.
The Hanlons are too well known in this city to need
any special commendation at our hands. They will (
bring with them their two-wheeled velocipedes, and ,
Introduce all the latest novelties ot tho day. The ,
character of their entertainments is unexception?
able, the admission fee within the reach at all, and >
here, as elsewhere, a hearty welcome awaits them.
FIRE.-A Aro occurred yosterday afternoon, i
in tho brick building occupied by C. Sparks, agent,
in Exohange-sircet, bi hind the old postoffice, de- i
stroying some loo.-o cotton, which was being picked
by a number of colero ! women, preparatory to pack i
lng for shipment. The origin ti the fire is i
attributed to a match which was 1 Knitted by
the women when Keating the-dirt out of the i
cotton. The building is cwnod by a Mr. Av?
ery, who is living at thc North, and is insured I
in the agency of Mr. A. 8. Johnston, Hayne-street, i
for $2000. It sustained slight damage. Tbe cotton
destroyed belonged to Mr. S. P. Anckcr, and was in?
sured in tho agency of Colburu & Howell, for $1000.
A great deal of it was saved. By the energetics and
prompt action of the firemen, tho flame* were con?
fined to the budding in whio li they originated.
AN EDUCATED MEO.IANIC.-Mr. Richard F.
Trevelloek, of Michigan, the lecturer or the National
Labor Union, wlu is now ou a tour through the
Southern states to present the claims and dignity
of labcr, addressed tho wording mea of this
city last oveniucr at the Maaot ic Hall, which was well
filled^ with an at t nt ive audi nco of mechanics. Tho
sui joe, of ibo lecturer was thc "Binhts of Labor."
winch ho discussed in an unusually eloquent and
comprehensivo manner, eliciting trequont and loud
applause. He was most thoroughly i n orm cd ou all
questions pertainum to tho industries, fiuance and
political economy generally, and told hts hearers
some truths In reference to tho status sf the me?
chanical elem nt that must c-.v;?kou thought in tbeir
minds tor the tut ure. Ho was singularly irank iu
bis manner, and impressed his heaters as a man of
uncommon abilP-" and research.
THE CONC/RT TO-NIGH r.-A few evenings
ago tho public of Charleston woro on ter lah od at St.
Mary's Ch'.rob with a musical treat cf rare and ex?
quisite excellence, and i ne that will not be easily
forgotten by th.-se who w iv fortunato enough to be
present. 'J hey will theroioro be glad to learn that
they are to have anolbor oppor unity this evening of
listening to the cw. et melody which on that occasion
so entranced an admiring and appreciative audience.
The same voices that floated harmoniously throoRh
the sacred edifico ia the beautiful creations of Ros?
sini, the greatest of Italian compo- ere, have been
again put in requisition, and a'l who have ataste for
good music should avail themselves of this opportu?
nity. Mrs. Barbol. under whose auspices and man?
agement ihe?e concerts are given, has evinced a
true and cultivated taste, not only in the selection of
tbe pieces, but in calling to ber aid tho services o
distinauleh' d amateurs, whose musical powers emi?
nently qualify them to present and embody the con
ceptlo * of the great master, whore special mission it
nnnmnd to be. not only to improve, but to dell sh t the
world.
OLUBS AND STABS.-Tho following budoret waa
disposed of on > este rd nv at the Mayor's Court:
Edward Anderson, colored, driving his cart on tho
sidewalk. Discharged.
George Mau. goad, colored, same charge. Dis
charge?t
Thomas Pinckaey, colored, same charge. Dlt
charged.
James Armstrong, white, same charge. Dis?
charged.
Frank Fic'don, colored, samo charge. Discharged.
Bob ?haley, colored, caught lifer on unsuccess?
ful effort to tsp tho bil of J. C. Blohrae, Kin ., near
George- -treet. Magistrate or ten 'layH In the House
of Correction.
Richard Johnson, colored, "bootblack," disorder?
ly oondu t at lanMon not 1. Five days in House of
Correction.
Randall Williams, colored, larceny of fowl* from
Mrs. McGill, Ko. 29 K ug-abreet Discharged.
A black and white Newfound and doc will be killed
if his owner does not come forward and pay his way
out of limbo.
THIS PURIM BALL.-Tho grand charily ftc'
masque ortho Independent O rd tr of B'nai B*rith, or
sous of lb? Covenant, will take place to- n i a ht at tho
South carolina Hall, Meeting-stroot. Judging from
the preparations made by the energetic committee,
to whom tho preliminary arrangements were en?
trusted, lt will be a magnificent and splendid affair.
Tho music will be tho best which the city affords,
and lt is reported that soma ot tho costumes, which
have been proparcd expressly for (he occasion by
experts tn the millinery and mantuaimkiog line,
will be as goigcous as they aro oostly. As tbl* ba!
is given for thc purposo of raising a lund for the
widow a and orphans who are beneficiaries of the so?
ciety, thero will no doubt ko a handsome Bum real?
ized._
DIANI.- Since tho days of the wondrous and
witching ?Usier, Charleston bas behold upon her
boardB no dancing at all comparable either ha grace
or skill to that of the accomplished premiere dan?
seuse ot Mr. Whitman's corps, Mlle. Ismoraldi
Di.mi. 'Mover havo Wo Been so true an interpreta?
tion of TN hat has boon called "the poetry of motion" as
in ti o exquisito movements of the Flower dance,
which has nightly created eo great a lui oro attbo
theatre. In ovory pas that she executes. Milo. Diani
tl rows a degree of sp<rlt and passion und manifests
a genuine enjoyment of her pa?t, which infinitely
heightona the Interest ead pleasure of tho beholder.
Though her excellence is in great measure due to
careful training and study, sho yet ls gifted with
that ar? clare artem, which is tho crowuing merit
of the stage.
Wo shall hope fer tho speedy coming of brighter
days, when a stalely theatre in oui city (-hill afford
greater scope for dramatic effects, and Mlle. Diani,
and tho oorps of which ehe is the bright particular
?un-, uuuli bu welcomed back to new and brighter
triumphs.
THE STATE COUBT, WEDNESDAY, FEBBU
ARY 24-HON. It. B. CABPEHTEB PRESIDING.-Ihe
errand jury returned true bills against the following
persons, viz: Moiton O rant, larceny; W. H. Red?
lich, G. Winnerly and John Harvey, burglary and
larceny; D. Mack, Jacob Bailey, Jno. Bull, D. Dray?
ton, H. Bailey and Jno. Bailey, conspiracy to set fire,
lo break into a barn wnw intent to o:col, ona mu-nn.i
to set fire. In tho case of the State vs. Bingley,
Bunch and Godfrey, Indicted or highway robbery,
the jury returned a verdict of guilty as to Bingley
?ind dod frey, and not guilty as to Bunch. Gabriel
Levy, indio'ed for tho mordor ofRioh'd Nesbitt, in
September, 18G8, m St. John's Palish, was arraigned,
rho counsel for the prisoner, J. H. sass and J. A.
Moreno, Esqs , put in a plea of not guilty, an') Satur?
day next was fixed as the day of trial. Hector Gibbs
was convicted of assault and battery, and Charlotte
Walker and Ben Heywood of petty laioeny. Isaac
Uro? i>, indicted for larceny ot notes, was detonded
by W. J. Wholey, Esq., and found guilty. Peter
Palmer, defended by G. R. Walker, Esq , was found
guilty of grand larceny. The case of the State vs.
lohn Williams, G H. Sass, Esq., for the defence,
consumed tho further time of tho court till the hour
ot adjournment.
THE UNITED STATES COUBT, February 24
HON. GF.OROIL S. BRYAN, PB^BIMNO-The petition
ot John E. Lindsey, for voluntary bankruptcy, was
referred to Registrar dawson. Final heiring in the
paso of 8. Warren Nolson, bankrupt, WIB ordered
tor April 10. Ihe petition ot Samuel J. MoClary, to
establish lien against John D. Harpur, was referred
to Begistrar Carpenter with the other petitions ot
judgment creditor', to take testimony ami report.
Dnhearing the report, which Mas confirmed, iu the
uaatter of J. L. Ayers, to establish lien on tho bank?
rupt catate of Fd win B. Mills, it was ordered that
tho assignees pay judgment, mentioned lu report,
according to priority ot liens, subject to certain con- j
?i?ous set forth m the report. The same order
as above was made in the cases of J. A. Uosebo
rough. W. W. Jordon, J. C. Agar aud W. Knox, H.
H. Drewan, C. J. Kee, N. Calvin and J. W. Wilkes,
to establish liens. In tho matter of tho United
States against D.vid Risley, it was ordered that all
property levied upon or seized under execution Is?
sued in said cause be sold after fliteen days' notice
in the Georgetown ai d Charleston newspapers. It
was also ordered in the same case, that the sum of
I. 336 iu gold having been oollected by J. P. M, Ep?
ping, Uni ttd States Marshal, in this cause, that he
pay the aaid amount into the registry of the court,
less 1rs costa. C. B. Glover was approved of as an
?sign?e for Wm. Knotts.
BEPOBTEB'S CRUMBS.-Juba Simmons, col?
ored, livirg In John-street, lost her daughter Eliza,
tb out five week's ago, and will be glad to hear other
whereabout*.
.Mr. Morgan, connecte! with the Templeton
Troupe, died at the Pavilion Hotel yesterday.
A bright cheerful day was yesterday, and though
cold, it brought out the ladies, who have been housed
by. the rainy spell.
A thoroughbred Durham cow brought one hund?
red dollars at auction yesterday.
Persons who wish to complain of the condition of
the streets, are ag tin informed that there are com?
plaint books at the Guardhouse.
It is reported that alter Grau's troupe departs, we
ire to have a French Opera Company here.
Abraham Grant, a well known colored man, an
ambrolla maker by trade, dropped dead lu Broad
street, yosterdav, at two o'clock-cause, apoplexy.
Dr. Lowie M. Ayer, Jr., the house physician of the
M zyck-stroot Hospltil, was severely bunn on Sat?
urday last, with carbonic acid, which flew in his face
iud eyes on drawing the cork of the botiie. He will
Dot lose his sight or be di.-flgured.
Arthur Hynes, a colored- man, working on board
the steam-hip James Adger, wa-i pa'nf u ly injured
Jay before yostorday, by a hogshead Idling from
the deck on bia legs whi e be was in the hold.
Another colored nun had his hand badly ir ashed
yesterday on board <ho steamship Prometheus, on i
itlautic wharf.
1 he milk-whitu pony ridden by C'arenco Robinson
n the circus ia a model miniature specimen of horse
leah.
The City Civil Engineer aaya he will soon put forth
i defence in the public pr in a.
Ihe automatic clothes-wacher drew a crowd all
Jay yes erday in fron', of Adam?, Damon lt Co. Home
?f the. "unwashed" poutlc'ans here better buy the
State right.
Probably some developments will occur to-day on
the Muniolp*l <vuo?u?n.
ihe speed ol the yacht Henrietta is sa'dloboso
gre it that OH one occasion wheu silling in tho e o of
tho wind, ?he oarncd.aw^y two o. th<i eyelashes.
E J Black has bosu appointed a not .ry public for
Charleston.
A little whito girl was kicked and knocked down
by a mule in Broad-street yesterday, but fortunately
?ot seriously injured.
HOTEL ABBIVALS, FEBBUAB? H.-Pavilion
Hotel-D. Lnuis, Crang burg; it K C ar - , Le win vi lie;
James McCarty, city; Jilin Clark, Cowetta, GD; E M
Speights, b lt Moleor, Beaufort; J Jaffrav, J heitre
'troupe; RU ? vans, Darlington; i. \V U Linne, EU
Brook', Florence; Mis* 0 Padgett. Bout i <:iroiina;
s Dibble, Oranaeburg. J H Boul>n'ght. Florida; J L
Davis, J L Walker. JC Miller, Barnwell; O O Fo gee,
Pickenaville; Sri Green, Barnwoll; Thom ia Mur?
phy, South Ca i ulina; R Talmure, CitB Jordan, Nuv
York; T i Jenni aga, Midway.
Charleston Hotel.-Lewis Hornea, Massachuset a;
E M Thompson, Rhode Island; O W Phelps, Eng?
land; H T Brapg, New York; O \V Lewin, A J> Wil?
liam? and Mrs williams. Beaton; KM Behan and
W H Hartwell, wife a.id ohlld, New York; K M ('sop?
er, *outh Carolina; W H Voaa and lady, Mew York;
B Daner, F Evana, Boston; C Dauer, Vermont; O B
Smith, S B Manaman, Philadelphia; JG W Woodhull.
M Newman. X B N Hallowell and w fo, .\ o * York; B
8 Burnard, New Orleans; F Gay lo u, Chicago; B
La rd and daughter, Voo land; B M Bassett and wire.
New York; F H Bolt, Marion; Mis* Albert and ser?
vant, New Jersey; B B Steward, New York; J H
Klngletaiy, Peedee; H O. au, New York; G W
H Carmicael, Georgia; OSA Kprague. Ohioago;
J A. .? toenda!*. New Orleans ; James A. - bri ver,
August?; W. H. Cochrane, New York; T. B. Jeter,
Summerville, South Carolina ; C. 0. fur uer. Maa
Symes. Mouth Carolina ; Mita DeLo die, ?lisa V De
Les ie, laos. Wilson, M. ' ulller, Montreal; W.
Ore. g. Delaware; W. 0. Montgomery. Was. i ?to ;
T. B. Ferguson and wife. Maryland ; D. Ciouss sod
wife. C. B. Coventry and wife, it. D. Hayes, J ha
Apen with. New York; Thos J. Partear, A. O. Ht ut,
B. o. Heaton. M. M Heaton, Joke .Dtmalson. w. lt.
Donaldson, George J, Alien, Ploilda; T. G. Huggins,
Now Haves; W. 0. Hanni us, wm. Nichols, Beaten;
John L. Stearn?, Quincy. Florida; B. M. Rhode?,
Baltimore ; Uta. 0. ft. Gibson, twp children and
nares, Philadelphia,
A Ca?d.
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EDITOR DAILY NEW8.
Allow nae to uk. through your columns, a suspen?
sion of public opinion on the subject of the recent
action of Connell in reference to myself, until I eon
properly set forth all the facts upon which an impar?
tial judgment may be formed.
'Lonni J. BARBOT, City Kngino*r.
HUSIN?1S8 NOTICK8.
LOST BBOOOH.-A brooch, very much valued
bj the owner, is advertised for in another column.
TOBACCO AH D CIOAHS.-Mr. C. Madsen, No.
73 Vast Bay near Broad-street, offers at wholesale a
superior lot of leaf tobacco, chewing and smoking
tobacoo and cigars. His name and store are so ta?
mi'i ar to tho readers of TH a NEWS, that it is only
necessary to call at potion to his advertisement In
another column.
THE PBOPBiETona OF "Whann's Raw Bono
Suporphosphato ot Lime cordially invite 1 arm ere,
dealers acd others interested in procuring a first
class manure, to call and examine their works, see
process of manufacture, and inspect the miteiials
used. They have no secrets, Rive full value, and
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to tho ttan
dard analysis. Claiborn. Herring lt Co. arc the
agents for tho salo of it in Auausta aud Charleston.
February S3 Imo
MESSRS. PELLOBSE & Co., Horticulturists,
from Franco, who have recently arrived in this etty,
invite attention to their large and varied eolleotions
from tho floral kingdom. This is a rare chance, and
all who have un appreciation for the beauties of na?
ture should visit their store, No. 192 King-street.
February 23 3
To TBE PLANTEBS OF SOUTH CABOLINA AND
G Kona i A.-Helle Ving "WHANN'B" RAW BONE SU?
PERPHOSPHATE OF I i MK to be fully equal to tho
best Fertilizers in maiket, and super io- to many,
and being desirous or having it thoroughly tested,
wo have concluded to offer the following Premium?;
lat. Kor tho largest yield of Oo ton fi om au aero ol'
land, a Silver Pitcher worth $100. 2d. For the sec?
ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre of land, a
Silver Pitcher worth $50. 33. For the largi st ylold
ot Corn from au acre of land, a Silvet Goblot worth
$25.
The above premiums will bo awarded where
"WHANNB"' RAW BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE a'ono is
used on the nore producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will bo required
to furnish satlsfacto y evidence ot the amount p o
duccd on the acre, and a statement of thc mann r in
which they applied the manure. A limited amount
only of this Phosphate will be distributed during tho
season. Piiccs. delivered on the cars at Charleston,
$65 per ton, cash; or $70 for approved city accept?
ances, payable 1st Novemr.ov.
CLAGHORN, HEARING k CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. C.,
And No. 7 Warren Block, Augusta, Ga.
February 23 Imo
/tnanrtal.
FIRST MORTGAGR BONDS
till t?KN VILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL.
ll??AU COMPANY.
FOR SALE BY
HOLME? k MACBRTH. nrokers.
February 25 1 No. 31 Broad-street
$3000 TO $4000 WANTED.
Ss CURED BY FIRST MORIGAGE ON BEAL ES?
TA IE in oliy, valued at $15,01)0, policy of in?
surance assigned and one per cent, per mouth n d
examination of tides will be a lowed, for twelve
months. Add:ess BOX No. t:20. Post?nico. Charles?
ton tutbs3 F-Dreary 23
B\NK BILLS! BANK BILLS!
ALL KINDS BOUGHT HY
ANDREW M MORELAND,
February 16 Broker, fo.8 Broad-street,
frog?, (Hilt mica ts, ?Etc.
C7~FT PANK Ni N,
Apot hecary and Chemist.
No. 1Q3 Meeting-street,
CHARLESTON, S. C
rjYHE ADVERTISER BEGS TO CALL ATTEN?
TION to bis stock of tho best Imported and Domes?
tic
CHEMICALS, DRUGS,
AND
PATENT MEDICINES.
UPON THE
DISPENSING DEPARTMENT
Of his business he bestows tho utmost personal care
and attention, and guarantees the PURITY of the
MEDICINES used in compounding.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Prepared carefully at all hours of the day and
uig lt.
SPECIAL AGENCY FOR THF. HALE OF
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
MANUFACTURED BT
Hess?. GEO. TIE & ANN & CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
HIS STOCK OP
Hair, Tootii and Nail Brushes.
PERFUMERIES, Seo.,
IS LARGE AND WELL SELECTED.
Agency fer the tale of the celebrated
Rotkbridge Alum Spring Water,
A supply of waloo ta always ea head.
MANUFACTURER OP
PANKNIN'8
HEPATIC BITTERS,
Which have established fer themselves a r?putation
surpass? I * tone.
Through consta attention hs hopes to
merit s confiouaric fe jsasto-fB whian
aoshiOiertobecne. >.
Fe brnary If \ ? kuttulyr
? . 0. \
Tobacco, Wines and Liquors.
C. MAD SE N,
AT NO. 73 EAST BAY, NEAR TRADD
S1REET,
OFFERS FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE:
Ar A ROE ASSORT MENT OF HAVANA LEAF,
from $1 per lo. and upwards, and the finest
old Conueoticutt LEAF TOBACCO, which can ta
sold at very low prices, ao lt ts bought direct lion
the planters Alto, CIGARS, fine Havana ns well BR
DomeBtio. All tln> col<-orated blands of SMOKISO
TOBACCO st manufacturer's prices. CHEWINO
TOBACCO, and everything belonging to f?rni<-h?d
Cigar Blores._thsm3* February M
FINE CIGARS.
JUST EECHVED A FINE LOT OF HAVAM
('IQAK1-, and have on hand a Rood quality of
DOMESTIC CIGAR -, wtiich we can sell low. Plettie
Rive ns a call and judge for voui sol voa.
JOSTAll orders from the country promptly attend?
ed to. SAYA* & MARINAS,
No. SO Market-stieet.
February 21 Wost from Meeting -street.
HAY ANAJLTG?RS F
Imported under the Reduced Tai iff.
ALAROE LOT OF THE ABOVE. OF MY OWN
importation, jus t received and for sale at ny
Btore, Meeting-street, opposite Mi ls House.
CAUTION-Buy Havana Cigars where the unopeutd
boxen hear a stamp with tho word "IMPORTBB'
printed therein. *F. E. SCHRODER.
Eebruaryl tbsmlO*
50
/rrtilijcw.
LAND PLASTER.
1 (if?? 'I BARRELS LAND PLASTE*. TO AR
lUUU RIVE per Sohoonors Scud and Maibu
Gage.
Orders received by OLNEY & CO
February 25
DISSOLVED Bi'NE.
lunn rum-. B&thOLVJi?il JU .?IM e., X\J AR?
RIVE and for Hale by
PELZER, RODGERS & 00 ,
February 23 tutus;} Atlantic Wharf.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
A fifi 10Na No- 1 GENUINE PERUVIAN tiU
ANO, direct from Agent and w rraujod
puro, to arrive p<r scheonets D. O. H?lse. H.W.
Godfrey, Sylvan, at d Lucy A. Orcutt from New Yrrk.
For salo by T, J. KERR & Ct.
Feh'uary 20
LAM) PL ASTERT
PT (\i \ BBLS LANI) PLASTER, TO ARRVE
OU^' per schooner Trade Wind.
For sale hy T. J. KERR & CC.
February 20
CHESAPEAKE GUANO,
AN AMMONIAT1CB 8l)hUB]H
PHOSPHATE
COMBINING.ALL THE QUALITIES OF BCNE
AND PERUVIAN GUANO.
rpHLS FI RTILIZER IS WARRANTED TO oW
j satisfaction. Planters and farmers aro inned
to send tor pamphlets, dcBoriptive of its virtue^ md
how to apply ft.
49- Priuo, ?G3 per ton of 2000 lbs.
For sale by lt. RI. BUTLER^
February 17 Agent at Charleston, BM
ALTA VELA PHOSPHAT*'.
JT IS COMPOSED OF TUE GUANO FROM
ALTA VELA,
Combined with otho- fertilizing luateiial scientifical?
ly treated, making a COMPLETE M 4NURE.
The Company importing the Guano direct rom
the rich deposit i of Bir.ls at ALTA Vi LA, is enabled
to furnish, at a low pri?e, a Fertilizer not excel?
led.
For sale by
H UK RY ? OBI A di CO.,
At Charleston, 8. C., for SIXTY DOLLARS PER
TON, or the
ALTA VELA GUANO ?OMFArS,
No. 67 Broadway, New lock.
January 28 Ino
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANTS
B U L U D h B
PACIFIC GUANO.
CAPITAL).^.Si,OOO ODO
rnHIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PEROUAH
.L Guano simply in 'ho relative proportions of
?he same eh mente of fertility.
Its uso during the past four years for the out ure
of cotton and -ora has given to it a charactei for
standard excellence unsurpassed by gea tune peru?
vian Guano, and where seasons of drought nier*
vene, ti produces a large increado of crops.
The piice at wince this Guano l? placedla so
much below that of Peruvian Guano, as to cor? tl tu te
it an object of material importasse to Soi&cra
Agriculture.
Tbe large capital and resources of the Coirpany
enable it to furnish a Guano of the high o ?t vims at
the lowest. possible cost to consumer- aid tho
highest interest of the company is recognizid in
this policy.
Ibe Company looks to large sales, ama 1 profits
and a permanent trade for compensation on raphal
invested.
Dr. BT. JULIEN RAVENEL, of 8outh Caro?
lina, ia Scientific Director to the Conpany,
which affords asure guarantee of tlc con timed ex?
cellence of the Guano. None genuine unless jrand .
ed witu the name ot JOHN S. REESE & CO., Gene?
ral Agents of the PACIFIC GUANO OOMPANT.
For terms and mode of application, apply U ??
J. f%. ItOBBOX
i goat tor tho State of .-outii Caroma,
Nos. 1 and 2 Atlautlo Wiarf.
December 10 nao BtutlBmo
"GUANO!"
No. 1 PERU VIAN
SARDY'8 "BOLO BLE PB08PHO-PERU1IAN.'
SARDY'S "AMMONIATED SOLUBLE PatlFIO.'
AT.SO,
HIBIIBKT BRABK8 PURK PUOSPflA
T1C li UAW OS A.MO GUUUMO
LAM? PhlSTEU.
THE USE OF THE ABOVE .>OLU BLE PBOWm?
PERUVIAN and Ammoniated worubia i'?tlftl'
Guanos is particularly recouumendtx*, boi-A* eo?
poiuda of tue neuest Pacifie Pho phat?e'.luano,
rendered eolunte; tba former n ntaiulug twetty per
cent, of Peruvian Guano, and ibo latter higUy am
montated with animal matt or- maning tn? mest
concentrated and profitable fertilizers in use for cot?
ton, corn, wheat and tobacco, ,
i-or sale in bags and barrels, In q usn ties to suit.
Testimonials from <hose wh > have used tito above
will be turin ed on application.
Ult A K ?KM, I.KIfi, SM'TH???,,
General Agents at Charleston.
.?Feed your Land anti lt xviii Peed Ten.**
December 21 nae_thatatmo
THa'iOUl l\N?F\?fU?IKB oU.
(KsTABLdsIMfiD 1840.)
INVITE PLANTERS ABD FARM ERB TO ?END
fbra pamphlet descriptive of their Tertfaaera.
We offer our DOTML? ?EFIMBa F WORK 1 IE.
equal te the best buperpaosphase, at the lew prie*
of $2* ter ton. Ibis company also make a supe?
rior article of Nitiepheaphate and pur? Bea* lmet.
see testimonials:
EM., eon. MndthfieU. Va, says where ha wed
tb?? Double Refined Poudre*?? on earn tt aenoied the
yield
Wi LU AMS Baos, Dover, Del, says lt gave their
rhubarb and tontetoe a vigorous growth, ripening
tte lat'er two weeks earner
P. W. HmoHisoM, sr, nearCherokee, Gs., ?aya it
nearly doubled bia yield of cotton.
Hen St! WUm?t Enfaula, Ala., say? ala cot
an wa? fully equal tb adjoining ueMs ?anejad with
. Beet BuperpnoKphaces
H. UowrooumaT, El ?ville, Ga., say? M Increased
his crop et cotton iM lbs per sere.
O 6. Oouuunr. Mari et a. Ga. oas it on esra and
COKO* and say. it mer* than doubled the y lad. ne
regards lt the cheapest and moat reJsb e Fertilizer
within hie knowledge.
Ex-Governor M.TH, Wanrenton, Ta. Med lt with
three several crops the last and present yam. and
kaya) <"X pro- ounce lt with confidenee a moat valua?
ble Manare "
The BupetintenoVnt of General W. R. Cox, Polk
Island Plantation, N. say?: '?IiWustbePswarette
?wed ter oom ea> net be earp****; ua>d Maleo on
cot ton which produced ? lera* yield.
n,. H M r.?m? i*oti. Ht arta. Ga.. My?: .The
Nitropho?ph?le of Lime, used ob cotton made 248
per rent tho Bret year. _
Piofessor Gawen H. Ooo?, et the Jar*?
Uta te Agricultural College, at New Brunswick, ?ays:
..The I'onMe ReAnnd Pond rette and Nlirophoaphate
of Lime paid us full 100 per cont. ?Dove th tir mar
ket value m theiacreaso of ?ropa Ai;i??
Address LODI MAWUPAO DHlM eOBPAHl.
Box HW. Mew York PostofSce. OttVc* Ne. M Court
laasiteneet
J. A. BN8LOW At CO.
JlKftlOH Sales.
Dry Goods and Sundries.
BY JOHN G. MTLNOR & CO.
THIS DAY. 09th tnatant, at 10 o'clock, we will BI ll ut
oar Auction Salesroom, No. 136 ?leetng street,
Fancy ?nd Mourning PRINT*, Kentucky jeans.
Satinets. Bleached and Hrown Shirtings Gingham?,
Cottoitadee, Union Drills, Bead .Handkerchiefs, Flax
Threads, Pant buttons, Buckles. Hooks and ? es,
Pookot Knives Cottonade coat", Canvas, India
Rubber Coat and Vest buttons, Bilk Bead Nets, Fine
Brown Halt Hose, icc, *o.
Conditions cash. February 25
Horses, Mules and Vehicles; also. Chairs, Ta
bles, Bureaus, Extension Table, Stoves,
Bookcase, Secretary, Carpets, Mirrors,
Desks, Piano and Jewelry, at Auction.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
TO-MORROW, the 26th Instant, at 10 o'clock, at his
salesroom. N<>. 31 Bro d-strect, will bc hold.
ALSO,
FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, Slato for roofing,
and othor Sundries. January 2?
[SACK POSTPONED TO THE 20TB INSTANT, FRIDAY. ]
Ex parte Wm Shepherd, in re Joseph Pur
* cell-Assiynce's Sale of the "Purcell Farm,"
on the Dorchester Road, near Charleston,
at Auction.
BY G. MCBRIDE sm UH,
Auctioneer.
r.y virtue of a Decreo in Bankruptcy in tho above
case, will bu sold TO-MORROW, ho '20tb inst., at
11 o'clock, at the Old foMof?co.
Ab that 1 It ACT OF LAND, tying on tho north tide
of the public road leading from charleston to Ashlbv
River Jiorry, containing poventy-flve and a half (7S)?)
acres, more or lops, and also a Pmali Tract of Land
on the northern boundary of the above tract and in?
corporated with it as one tract; bounded north and
cast on (ands now or late of-Howard, touth on
tho Dorchester Road, west on lands now or late of
- Beckman, and northwest on lands now or late
of Rev. P. O'Neill ; the place said to cont a in phos?
phates, and to be well sott cd.
Term!-One-third cash ; the balance in one and
two years, secured by a mortgage on thopioperty;
purchaser fo pay lor papers sud stamps.
E. W. MARSHALL.
Assignoo of Jos Purcell.
February 25 wrthft
No. 22 Calhoun street, with Duildinys thereon,
Southside, near Anson-street, at Auction.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
Auctioneer.
On TUESDAY, the 2d of March, at ll o'clock, at tbu
Old PobtofBco, will bo sold,
Tho above, containing 43 feet front by 164 feet
deep on the east - line, by 163 feet on thc west lino,
moro or less.
Ierras-One-third cash; tho ba'ance in one and
two years, s-xured ns usual. A liberal disccunt ?or
all cash. tuthintu4 Fohrqo,y23
Stilts and /nmi8i)tng ($00)0.
GrET YOUR SHIRTS^
AT
E. SCOTT'S,
SHIRT BMPOBIUM,
Meeting-street.
Under tho Star Shirt Sign.
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SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
Also, svery Variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
AT
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
January 1 Cmo
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(?l0tl)tn0 an) /urnisfying $0003.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF THE BALANCE OF
OUR
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.
So as to mako room for oar
SHUNS AND SUMMER SUPPLIES
Which we expect the bitter part of thia month, we
have reduced tbe prices of our Goods
REOARDH0SS TO COST OF MANUFAC?
TURING THE SAME,
Thanking the public for their very liberal patron?
age, we hope by our fair dealing to merit a contin?
uance of the earns. We respectfully invite one and
aU to call and seo for themselves.
I. L. FALK & CO., r
RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 303 KING-ST.,
Next to Cowperthwait's Furniture Store,
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
No. 167 Moetiug-street.
February 2 Imo' Opposite Charleston Hotel.
JOH? D. A h ? I A S ll K lt ,
AUUUOn i A arr.
NOTARY PUBLIC AN? O KN SR AL AGENT.
Ot?, te BroaMtota-oe*.
RESP SOT FULLY SOUOI1S BUSINESS IN AD.
JUSTING ACCOUNTS of Moswhanta and ethers,
and in WRITING! UP AND PONTING their BOOKS,
cith?r in part or whole, ?tc_ January 9
SOUTHERN
STEN G1L M^N?F A CT0R?
E B. RODGORS
MANUFACTURER AND WHOLESALE ?BALER I?
STENCIL STOCK AN9 OIES,
STEEL LETTERS AND STAMPS
?HBCK9 AHO TAOS
BRAAMS AHV QERMAK SILVifiR
Hilf OS* CHAIN H* Ste,
BY THF. GALLON OB BABUEL.
AGENT VOR
MUU1/S PATBNT HAN? ?TAMPS
SIC AL PUBSSBs
BR ANIM NO IRONS, ?U>.
X*. IM RAST B4Y-STRKBT,
0HABLBST9N, a O.
jess- Call an* examine spectraeao.
J ut nary ia . ._?moa _
tTOLNKB Ai MACBfiTH,
?3?, a? Mw????-?**.?,**s
Charleston. K? C.,
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTAT K
AK?
?J KC WK KAL ?(IMMISSION ACHBNTS.
Wal atttend to tUmttng and ?orteotrog of Bent*
and purohaso and sae of stotts, Bonds, Gold,
Silver SBd ?ea* Estate.
ALSO.
Te the Purchase of Goeds and wupplle* for patties
m tue oooawy upon ras?asnblo tarana.
Ososos L. HOLMES...A****??"? Umtm
Ja waanyi .. K -..
ion Sates.
Boots an lats, Clothing, Dry Goods,
KNOX, DALY & CO.,
Ko. 150 Meeting-street, ?or. Wentworths
Will sell IBIS DAY, commencing tt 10 c'clock
A. M.,
Mon's, Youthv, Women's and Misses HOOTS and
silt tics, Ualmoials, Brogans, Gaiters, ftc.
ALSO,
Men's COATS, Pints, shirt?, Collars, ftc.
Travelling linn*, Courier Bags. ftc.
TooBTHEB yr .rn:
A variety of DUT AND FANCY GOODS.
ALSO,
Mon's and Boy'* Felt ano Wool HATS, assorted
La?ios' and Misses Chip, Folt and Velvf t H its.
Conditions cast'. FobrUHry 25
Sloop "Louisa," South Atlantic Wharf.
KNOX, DALY & CO.
Will sell TO-MOBBOW. 26.h instant, as above, at ll
o'clock, A. M.
February 25
Choice Grocery Sugar aad Clayed Molasses,
Cargo of Schooner Frank and Emily,
from Cardenas, Just arrived.
HY J. A. ENSLOW & CO.
TO-MOBBOW. 20th instant, will he sold on Palmet?
to Wharf, alongside Schooner Frank and Emily, at
ll o'clock,
100 box B CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR
174 hhde. 1 Bi fght and Heavy 1 N (
20 tes. ( Clayed Molasses J wew orop'
Conditions at sale. February 25
Desirable Store, King-street, No. 343, Fifth
Door from Liberty.
TV. Y. LEITI H& R. BRUNS,
Auctioneers.
SVill be sold, on TUESDAY. March 16th, at the Old
Postoffice, nt ll o'clock,
That deslral/o two story WOOD KN BUILDING,
mown as No. 343 King-street, with large store capa?
dlo ot being extended one hundred feet in length.
Hourn- contains six good tooms, hcsides kitchen.
Store at present measures OJ feet in length .Lot
measures 20 teet front, by 108 in depth, moro or less.
Terms-One-quarter cash; balauee in one, two and
three years.
The property is a good investment, and can be
treated for at private sale at any tuno before the 16th
of March. ?mtb3mchl3,15.16 February 19
Store No. 13, South side Hayne-strect.
Ul Z. B. OA ii KS.
SVill bo sold on TUESDAY. 2d March, at tho Cid
Postofflce at ll o'clock.
That three-story BUICK STOKE, No. 13, south
dde Hayne-street. now occupied by Messrs. Brahe
St Co , Leather Dealers. Lot meai-ures 22 feet front
ind 117 feet in depth; store Ol) teet deep, and in com?
plete order.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay tor papei s and
'tam CH. February 24
?Had)inmi, (Eastings, (Etc.
LKATIIKR AND RIBBER
BELTI3STG.
Steam Packing
Lace Leather
Kin ls and Bars
Bolt Hooks, &c.
FOB SALK BY
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
Ko. ?03 K.VST BAY,
C Et AB I.ESTON, S. C.
January 6 8mo
PHOENIX IRON WORKS.
JOHN F. TAVLOR&IOO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
C A 91 IC R O N ?Si CU..
Engineers, Boilermakers, &c.
Nos. 4, 6 and 8 F BITCH A BD-STREE1,
(NEAR THE DRY DOOR),
Charleston, S. C.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS -MAKIN E,
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE.
RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY
DE8CRIPIION.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING,
IRON FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
DAS TINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OE
BRASS.
We guarantee to furnish ENGINES and BOILEBS
>f as good quality and power, and atas lo w rates as
tan be had in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
AGENTS TOR
Ashcroft'? Low-water Detector.
THE ONLY PERFECT SECFMTY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
THE BOILER.
BEPAIBS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Fonrnsry 1_PAS arcos
V lt ? M 4 TO 350
bora? power, including the
eoebrated Corliss Gut-oi
Engrams, Mtde T.ilve Sta?
tionary En ? ines, Portable
t-'ngines. A e. il4o, Gtrci:
i MT miav ana i?u? wu
.dills, uugar nene Mills,
.hoting. Pulleys, ftc , L-ih
i.d -hln.ile Mills, Wheat
Mid Com Milla Circular
aws. Boltiug, ftc. bend
tor descriptive Circular and
Price I int.
Wi Ol) ft MA??N STEAM ENGINK CO.,
Fehrnsry 18 Cmos 'imca. New York.
Q^lflO. I>. CONNOR
No. ll Brond-street.
WILL B-OX AND SELL ON COMMISSION
REAL ESTATE, BONDS,
STOCKS, COUPONS. GOLD, SILVER
AND
BANK BILLS.
February 1 : ??_Imo
I* 91 F O M TIC lt S O W
. TEAS, WINES, BRANDIES, &o"
And Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
WM. S. 00?wTff A OO.
jrjrOeeclsaeBvered to ail parts el tao ?tty.
Oetober 'M
?FPICR Mo. ?7 5 KIMO,
1 OPPOSITE HABSI-8TBERT.
hm ti mo
?lut?ion Saks.
Potilive Sale.
BY T. M. CATER.
THIS DAY, will bo sold, on Brown's wharf, atthroe
quarteiB past 9 o'clock,
50 tubs BUT IKK
60 cases I iquors
80 bbl*. Flour
20 tubs l.v.i
1O00 Iba. New York Strips.
Conditions onsh. February 25
City Kuy ine Houses and Lots.
BY Z. B. OAKES.
Will bc sold, on TUESDAY, 2d March, at the Old
1'ostofUce, at ll o'clock,
Two ENGINE HOUSE H AND LOTS, belonging to
tho city, via:
Tho BTULDINO AND LOT, oart sido Anson -
street, near Laurens, recently oempied by tho
"Young America."
The Bul ding and Lot latoly occupied by one
of thu City Eupmes, situated at the northwoBt cor?
ner of Washington and Insprotion streets.
Conditions-Half rash; balance in ono yo.i-. with
interest. Purchaser ts pay City Attorney for papers
and stamps. February '?6
Gcnttvl Residence, No. 10G, East side of St.
Philip, one door South oj Morris street.
BY Z. B. OAKES.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY, 2d March, at tho Old
PostonVe, at ll o'clock,
Hut wfll flt.ished and gontoel i WO- A ND-A-H A LF
8TOKY DWELLING, No. 100, east sido f t. Phlhp
street, containing lour upright and two attic rooms.
Larne pantry und dressing room, wido entry and
handsome t-lairs. Tbe Hov so measures 18 by 10
feet. Double piazzas Kout h ami east. Private stairs.
On ibo premiaos is a well finished two story hi'chen,
besides largo cistern aad well. Tbo dwelling is tur
nisbed with gas fixturos and bells throughout. Lot
measures 36 feet trout and Uti teot in depth. Imm??
diate possession can be given.
Terms cash. Purehuscr to pay for papers aad
stamps. February 26
UKDKU UECKEB IN EQUITY.
Henry C. Guerin, Executor of Bellinger, vs.
Samuel Cromwell.
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 18;h March, 1869.
in 'rout ol thc Old Customhouse, at ll o'clock,
A. M.,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings and
improvements thereon, situate on the west side of
&l""?n'Tn'^tSryu8ir,?n8RRS2il?tltie M;,riuo Hospi
through to Smiih-streot ou the west, with th?~all?y
known as "Cromwell's lerraeo," running through
as muon of said land us is now divided into lots or
built upon; mea uring and containing on north and
south line? 555 feel, more or less, and on Franklin -
street and Smith-street ou the west 73 feet 6 iushes,
moro or less. Bounding north ou Ia ids ol Burdell
and Philip Gunn; south on lauds of K. W. Seymour;
oast on Franklin-street, and wst on Smith-street.
Terms-One-fourth cash, and ibo residuo in one,
two and three years, SOJU ed bj bond and mortgage
of thc premises cold; buildings to bo insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for stamps and
papers. E. W. M. M VCKEY, S. C. C.
Tcbruary 25 th4
UNDER DECREE ! \ EQUITY.
Gray vs. Mehrtens.
BY A. c. MCGILLIVRAY,
Auctioneer.
On TUESDAY, the 9ih of Maroh next, at ll o'clock
A. M., will be sold at ibo Old Customhouse,
All that LO I OF LAND, situate on tho east side
of Eins-strect, known in tho pl.it of thc said street
by tho numb, r 170; measuring and containing in
fro it o i King-btrect twenty-nine foot (29i mot, and
in d pth uinotv-nino (99i feet. Butting aud bound?
ing north on laud of J. O. Levy; east on land of
Henry Sill y; routh -n laud of the estate of Miguot,
and west on King-street
Terms-One-third cash: and the balauco on a
credit of on two and three years; to bj secured by a
bond ol tho purchaser aud u mortgage ol tbe prem?
ises. Purchaser to pay for pa j ors u.id stamps.
E. \V. M. MACK fe Y,
Sheriff Charleston County.
February 18 th3 tul
LA ROE SAL.H OK UEvb ESTATE IN
ATLAN I A. GA.
Will bo sold on tho first TUESDAY in Marou, by the
Administrators of William Herring, deceased,
THE FOLLOWING PKOPEUTY:
First. A magnifico it F AM IL? MANSION, four?
teen rooms with, neoessjry o oiets and outhouses,
situated on Poacht oo-streot, in a first class neigh?
borhood in every respect.
Second. Soven CI IY LOTS within or o hundred
feet of tho Statehouse and Fu>t Baptist Churob,
four of which have improvements on them; one of
theso bas a good eight-room brick house finished
throughout with closets.
Third. AB ICK ?-TOREHOU^E and Kitchen, in
the most desirable business part of tho city, on
Whitehall-1 oct. frontiug 27 feet on Whitohall-sireet,
and tunning boca ono hundred and nineteen feet,
with the right ot an alley.
Fourth. Anexo lient F ARM of 170 acres on Peach?
tree Bead, four miles from tho city; filly acres of
cotton land, with a go>d peach orchard and good
fenctng.
Fifih. An interest in WILD UND*; also Notes
and accounts and Stocks ia several Maj.ufa - turing
Companies. Mr. Herring having been lo. g a rosi
dent ot A tl i ii tu, he selected the most desirvo.o prop?
erty, both as to present au 1 prospective value; con?
sequently every foot offoreJ is iso. lin ?very re?
spect.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance m four and
eight months, with interest from day of sale.
J. W. HKRBINO, i
W. F. HERRING, ?J.mi^f.fMntMM
N. L. ANGiEB. / ' AdministrateT.
A. LEYDEN,
February 13 Die ' 18
JUct?onctro' jjii?utc Sales.
Residence in Lamboll street.
BY LOWNDES & G KIMBALL,
No. 30 Broad-street.
At Private Salo -
lbat large RESIDENCE, No. ll Lamboll-street,
containing nine rooms and di easing room*; water
works in the house. Lot measures 65 by 130 feet.
Eel ruai y '23 tutti?
HOES! HOES! HOES!
HARDWARE OF DIRECT IMPORTATION
BY
Brig Agra and Steamship Golden Ilornt
FROM LIVERPOOL.
BRADES' CROWN HOES
ELWELLS HOES
EL WELL'S SOCKET SPADES
S. EEL CORN AULLS
PADLOCKS IIS SETS, WI I'll Al ASTER KEYS
CARRON WARE &c.
With a general aa?o tm mt ot ?me loin Hardware
c. P. POPI? K si un I ?I,
No 417 KINO-^TREEd",
Fobiuaryl Imo* D?O fig ti on the Pavement.
M. 1^. FILLEY'S
Celebrated Cookin r i'>vp,s,j]
PHILANTHROPIST" AND " CIVILIAN,'*
Manufactured at Troy, N. Y , and for sale by
D, L. FULLERTON,
AUGUSTA, GA
mHE4B SToYEt? ST AND UNRIV' LLED FOB
X capacity, dur?>?> dilv, eostve .ifnoe and the gen?
eral purpose-* to which conkin.ii Stoves af? unod, i'he
FHll ANl'HROPI* t ta aitra heart pl ted, ?nd has
Ash Drawer; eon lie mad? into a ?ix boiler hole
.tove; baa ?akt brou Wner Tao* ?dwirasd, or
enamel lined. A strictly Orst-oiass M ova tba
ci vi i.l A N ia of a nea? assign, ?ni ba? i fias Urge
Oven. This Stove <J*VI bs had with ?ha extension
o..ek, six holes, and reservoir when dee -ed
For farther Information apply o
D. L. FULLS TON.
January 8? Sane? AnmsU. fl?.
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