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ciStldistbict. Tn BF LET ON LEA-E, vrith a purchMinf °2Li in «ve jears, at £i per acre, aprES of splendid LAND, adjoining th® For full particulars, apply to No. 13 LUCK & CLARK. 3176 ... — ——- in town and subukbs. a NUMBER OF PLOTS, varying in size and A niice 10 suit applicants, to be let, with the Atof uun hase in Six Ybars, in the North, South, Prices of Plots: COLOMBO STKKET SOUTH, near the Railway Station, £55 each and upwards. ' No. 828 SOUTH TOWN BELT, close to the Great Southern and Northern Kailway Station, £40 each ami upwards. No. 822 HEREFORD STItEKT AND EAST TOWN Bhl.'l, iii Town Reserves, Lot 183, £97 U)b and upwards. No. 821 ST ALBANS, close to the Wesleyan School, ' in St Albans Hoad, £28 each and upwardt. No. 824 WINDMILL ROAD—also a few plots in Windmill Hoad, opposite to Mr. H t slop's Garden, to he let for 15 years, with the right of purchase in three years. £48 each and upwards. 0t On two or more lots being taken in one name, a discount will be made on the purchase price. The half of a plot may be taken by an applicant requiring a smaller piece of land than a whole one; and the plots, when it is not considered objectionable to do so, will he divided in any desired manner to suit persons taking more than one. Lithographed plans, printed lists, and alkparticulars 0 f ihe above properties to be had on application Jj 77 LUCK & CLARK. TO BE SOLD, FIVE ACKFS:-Five Acres of Town LAND; well situated ; price moderate; terms, exceedingly liberal. Apply to 21 ;9 GEOUGE D. LOCKHART. BOUSE, SHOP, BAKEHOUSE, & QUARTER ACRE SECTION. AT ' KNIGHT'S TOWN, ST. ALBANS. MESSKS. AIRMAN AND WILSON have for private Sale A Freehold Property at Knight's Town, St* Albans, comprising house of three rooms, shop, and bakehouse. Garden—one quarter acre of land, being Rural Section No. 252, Lot 20. Terms easy. c 3144 TO PHOTOGRAPHERS AMATEURS AND OTHERS DESIROUS OF SECURING A FIRST-RATE INVESTMENT. TO BE DISPOSED OF, A FIRST-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT, now in full operation, and doing an excellent business. There are 12 instruments, of different sizes, principally by Hubs and Dallmeyer, with mahogany brass bound cameras of the latest construction, and finkheri in the best syle; a tent or dark chamber for out-door work, by Burfield and Rouch; an elegant mahogany copying camera, large rolling press a microscopic lens and camera, a lot of fine jewelry, brooches, lockets, &e., iu fine gold;, binoculars, stereoscopes, with a quantity of slides; a large and well-asaorted stock of cases, frames, P.P s, and pure chemicals. The rooms are fitted up with every convenience for doing a large and profitable business. The whole will be sold, including household furniture, negatives, specimens, and all nccessary apparatus, on most reasonable terms. Apply to Mr. J. ELSBEE, Photographic Studio, Oxford terrace west. N.B.—All persons indebted to Mr. Elsbee are respectfully requited to settle by the beginning of the ensuing month; all claims against Mr. E. to be sent in immediately. February 6, 1865. 3185 fjnHE ONE THING WANTED. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. The Blood.—These famous Pills are so composed tliat thev operate wholesomely on the Stomach, the Liver, the Bowels and other organs; by correcting any deiangememtsin their. functions; whereby a steady supply ot pure materials for the renewal of the Blood is furnished, and a constant abstraction of effete products is effected, fhis perfect circulation thus becomes the very fountain ot health and life, and overcomes all form of disease wherecver its situation. 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