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WHEELING REGISTER.
FRIDAY MoRNINs, MARCH s. ''e's- '-
So, =. .,.,,,;c :, -, ,,,,,;c q. ,.,,,,ary.y

90 Photographic sss"' - yas.
cold closed at the regular po'." va.
ter,lay at 81, ,9oa. and At tho eve" oN' . -
change at $l,Ti ,,o a1th
The Richmond Era@h'er OF tne z'', R''"
,,uation of Riehnohd Wo"''
''As - ,,,rdounent of the Confedia.nacy
" Yha Sentinel says precautionary move nov
,s;n the rebel capital have caused q
- ,,e.l of unnecessary alarm among
sn. pe,ple, who believe that un''sua
';,;Iarce is an indication OF danger, ana
,,,,,nds that all non-colnbatantsa ana
l..s inhabitants give the more Wal
nke larger share OF the provisions ;.
,rI, rebels were repulsed i'll an attack
,o Fort Myers, Florida, oil the "oth nl'
An overwhelming party OF rebels ,'' re-
,rntk captured from Major Weeks III
Florida. alArso herd OF cattle which tue
rtt,nNyas driving to the coast ~:
.r,o more blockade runners have been
ken into Koy West, The United States
p,-triot Court at That place has awarded
.,3n ooD i'm prize money to captors, 1ut. -"
The Petersburg Erpess says the man
h,dy of the Federal infantry and the
,anahN have been moved toward Hatch
as Run. m ... ... ..
Governor Brown, of Georgia. charges
the neglect in not interrupting Sher'
mans march through Georgia on the
r,nr.darate Government. The Cover
NOR recommends militia system, the
,npressment of provisions and a law TO
nunish robbery with death, and opposes
tbc arming of slaves He eharaeterlzes
IeT Davis government ASA military
despctism drifting inso anarchy" opposes
conservation. and wants the COnstitu-
\ ton amended .-.s
Gep Sheridan is trying to ferrit out
Lees designs. . -'
Heavy robberies of army mails are re-
ported. r..
The Imperialists under Marshal Ba-
saline secured victory over 5000 Repub-
Leans Oh the 9th ult. The Republican
leader was shot. t.,
Col Hoke is attempting the difficult
task Of enforcing order i'll Charlotte
1t has been. ascertained that Sherman
ordered the burning OF Columbia, in re
taliatiOp for treachery on the part of the
rebels remaining in the city after its
capture .gs .,.-E
Troop, marching through the streets
were fired on from the windows and roofs
of the houses.
An advance on Charlotte and Florence
Is supposed to be progressing -.
General Johnston assumed command
on tie 9th. .'f. I'D. -s.su
Victory OF death" n assertedstv> be
the rebel watchword ut Mobile
Further destruction of rebel salt works
is reported
messenger from Columbia furnishes
the rather peculiar news that Sherman
had marched in force on Atlanta, which
place was oyacuatedby the enemy. This
intelligence indicates the existence of
new Atlanta, not generally heard OF, o.
else exhibits adresdful lack Of enterprise
s0mcwhere ill the speedy transmission o
news.
A Feuian Brotherhood meeting wa
held in Boston on tho lst inst
Hopkiusvillo and LOvelaceville, Ky.
were recently visited by Suelrillas.
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The Gold Market.

New YORK, March Gold weaker. -
The intimation given in Richmond pa
perB of the probable evacuation of that
city, toreshadows an event which will
have more effect in putting down the
premium on gold than any other except
the complete overthrow Of the rebellion.
The price, therefore, has been very sen.
sitive today. 1t opened az 81 96f, sold
ut 81 OCT aud recovered to 81 975.
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Enquiry into Lees Designs R Obbing Y
ARMY MaiIs. - y. =

= New YORK, March 2.-The lierald's
Washington special says Sheridan has
sent Il force forward to ascertain il Lee is
preparing to fall back to Lynchburg.
The Herald's Army Of the Potomac
correspondent says it has been discovered
that tho army mails have been robbed
of millions of dollars in money and valn-
ables .t '...
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pRrs1pEyT LNcoLN's CABNET.-l

fKFNTTJFNT LI-NtVIsif N-hbE4'Hs'' ~
letter from Washington, says: 49,.
Hon. Hugh McCullOch's name will not
he sent in before the fourth OF March,
when Mr. Lincoln will send in the entire
Cabinet, as foIlovs;-Seeretsry Of state
WI. Seward; Secretary of War, Il. NJ
Stanton; SECRETARY of the Navy, Gideon
Welles; Secretary of the Treasury, Hugh
McCulloch, Secretary of the Interior, }.
P. Usher; Postmaster General, W. T. Den
nison; Attorney General, James speed
All viii remain for the ensuing four
years but Judge Usher, who will Prooa-
bly retire at some future time, and Hon.
A. w. Randall of Wisconsin, will sue
cesd him.
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Col. Hoke attempts 10 Preserve Order
m In Charlotte.
az Press Dispatch

Y NEW, YORK, March 2,-The Charlotte,
N C., Bulletin Of the 22d of February
SAYS Colonel Hoke, commanding the
post of Charlotte, is displaying the most
commendaf1e energy in the regulation
of affairs connected with his immediate
speciality He has organized military
police force, which occupies every public
place, and the preservation Of order when
everything is so favorable to confusion,
is task so difficult thataits successful
accomplishments is worthy of oil praise
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w.mMM&; kaa.n .nls

NEW YORK, March 2.LThe COmmer-
cial's Washington special says the prop
,osition to increase the rates of postage
for revenue purposes, OF as p war tax
will not be entertained. a..I.. ..
The freedmen's bureau bill IL IN some
danger in the Senate. ''
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The 100 Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, March , Jay Cooke
reports the sale Of f7-aG's today at 1906
I50 The largest eastern subscription
was s3p.UO0 from New York, and the
largest western subscription was s35, 900,
from Dayton, Ohio. There were 2.l26
individual subscriptions Of 50 and 800
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De.,ruc,ion OF sal. Work..

WASHINGTON. March ACTING Adj
miral stri'1fing, of the East Gulf squad
rob, I$i,ortsthSr ID siie first Of February,
an expedition left the United States bark
at midnight to destroy the Salt Works
On West Bay. The expedition returned
.onthe 4tk, having destroyed the works.
ofl3 ,615 gallons Of boiling power, besides
seventy bushels of salt and 12sbarrels OF
EPSON salte
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] RKREt ACCOUNTS
Plata TaIk With the Cali states
The'W War not Rexnn by the korder
States sluve- Must be PIT in the
Army Significant Threat from Vir-
giniR.

2hIH'
From the Richmond Enquirer Feb -
TirGiRia did moi commence this lrdr, nor
did Tennessee, Missouri or kentucky Its
magnitude and losses were perceived by
those Oh whom the brunt of battle would
fall The States ftrther South. protected by
those on the border, rcpslled ddrice, rejected
concert, and with fancied security, cut
the fastenings which bound US together
and cast Virginia and her children, Oh
the exposed western frontier, adrift amid
terrific and increasing war. In vain did
these States foretell the future, and pro
test against the ungenerous rashness OF
those who expected, by the misfortunes
of others, to escape the ealanities of
civil strife. We told them that the storm
would indulge its fury on our soil. We
pictured to them a devastated country,
pillsgsd fields, burning tewns, insurgent
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Belle Boyd Distress.

From the Liverpool Courier Eel. ~
Confederate sympathizers, and indeed
all VIII" have 1--we for adventure and
courage, viii probably remember that, u
somewhat notable character, Miss, Belle
Boyd, wasmaiIied "a short time age, I'm
London I" II certain Lieutenant Hae
dingc. Almost immediately after the
weddiug, the husband returned to his
duty III the Confederate States, and has
since fallen in the hands of the Federal
authorities, 10y whom he is detained u.
prisoner The consequence is that Mrs.
Hardinge is now i'll London, almost in a
state of destitution, all her supplies he
ing cut of, aud her own relations benng
dead. She has written book descrip-
tive OF her adventures III the Confeder-
ate service, but has received an intima-
ton that her husbands life depends up-
on its suppression Under these circum-
stances an appeal is made to the public
for sympathy~and pecuniary assistance
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PRISONERS OF WAR

PRISONERS OF WAR.
Benz Bobbiti, Camp Morton. ...
5. y Anderson, Camp Morton. ..
". Afford, Camp Morton. a.. A,
w. l. Eastwood, Camp Douglas,
Jas. +. Thomas, Camp Deuglas.
am not personally acquainted Nlthtbe
above named persons, bot they are Te-
commended 10y ten true men with whom
! am personally acquainted, a. proper
persons to be permitted to take the Oath
and return home From the recommen-
datiom and information received. ] a-k
the President to permit them 10 be rc-
leased nn taking the oath of December,
I-63 IL ANDERSON
In the forenoon Of today the young
gentleman referred to appeared at the
Presidents with this paper, and asked
to be permitted to present II. He was
informed by G. O'Leary. who Is III charge
uf the door of the Presidents Otics, that
he could not be permitted 10 enter. Suh-
SeuIrntly, upon being informed of the
object Of the call he was taken aside
and told by OLcary that il he would
would pay him so he tOI,eary)
rake CldI Sc oi llI' IdpSi5 am piOS"'c
the Presidents order for the release Of
these prisoners; that Otherwis.; he would
have to remain for many days without
any probability OF having al interview
with tue President He SAW two other
PERSONS OH similar erraud pay money
10 OIeary, and saw the desired papers,
a few minutes afterwards, given by
OLeary to such persons The yOuHg
gentleman had but little money at the
hotel; nothing like that amount with
him. He left the papers, however, With
OLeary, and reported the facts above
recited to me. -.#
Invent with him Immediately TO tie
Presidents House, intending 10 play
simple and rustic part. With some dif-
ficulty | succeeded in disarning him Of
all suspicion, and arranged with him to
pay the fifty dollars so soon as the Prssi-
dents order for the discharge Of these
prisoners should be handed TO the gen.
tleman abOve-named OIeary promised
TO meet him at his room al the National
Hotel (takiDg tie number, at precisely
three o'clock to-day. when be Was to
bring the order Of the President for the
release of the prisoners and receive the
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The St Louis Democrat says it is stated
that one half Of the FIVE hundred pris-
oners at Alton, who were on Monday.
called out to take a trip to Point Look
out, refused to CO.. Qutof nine hundred
and forty eight Conf nfedsrate prisoners, it
will be impossible to prevail on the m a.
jority to return to the Southern army.
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afa nt1lIADfL Nla 80 --.A-nstt
amount stipulated. remained out Of
sirhttnntifi lie ofiteiff5rs ( fhe discharge of
The prisbnefs wasqlsiivefedtand the mon
ct paid just lasa GLsaxy Gwas bowiRg
himself out, Il intercepted him, forced
him back into the room, denounced him
as aswinslleri and cfused him to surren-
derths moneys tthirty aoliars), that bcipg
the aamountawhieh jle hsd agreed to take
finally, because of -the, assurance that
nothing woGid Be advanced for two Of
the prisoners, aalT8i ttez inability OF the
gentlenrr td psiy morn fofstlie others.
The order of the President for the rs-
lease of the prisoners is written on the
paper which was signca by Mr. Anderson,
and is in the following Words
lLet these meifi tigsl ibe oath Of he .
cSmber s, lS6il, snl be discharged.
Febarqnlaary tiNaqla W p ,lif laf f:so,sA 1lLIlNcoLN"
Just Is ,0Leayy MAS taking his leave
he gave to his snpposed victim his AL
diess, and urged l,iinf ,fat"rm the rela
tiveS and friends of prisoners oi WAR that
they could have them myeleased from oon-
tinement by applying Ia him aud payi
ten dollars N tach case He gave his
address. whichl have In his own hand.
writing; Z ID al s.,irsl9 %
Ii1 ssil - Ca 0,Ls.Rf,
D.. f"ENecutiye Minsion,
! a''' Washington; II c"
Inhde tHismAtte, public from motives
of hamss,iiy Dating the past year I
|hhYemsleIleuIS applications tar tho dis
charge OF prisoners si warnRon tho terns
mentioned in the aboye order of the
President. hut in no instnirchave been
successful. Il have ofteai written 90 the
friends and Kindred ofi prisoners that
| there was no end To their captivity but
peace 7 rejoice, however, to he able at
| last 10 inforAi those who feel an interest
in the matter, that o aicheap and oxpsdi-
tipus Iremedy isgwithin their power
| Commissioners of exchange may disa-
gree, Butler may higgle abont his Mig
| gers. but Ten dollars enclosed % &c
O'Learyy Executive Mansion, Washing
tom, L. c. will restore any Iopontant
| rebel to the blessings of freedom and the
society Of friends ,.'."'-'-
| ..t sEaadaI EN- ErHRRiDGE.
wAsHNGIoN. u. c., Feb. rs, 1865.
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How Prisoners Of War may be Dis
chHrgsd. .....
lFr m tue Cou-titut enal Union'l

Fr m tue COnHtltIU OliI hOhNI u =
During the present week a yonng gen
tleman from Gibson county Trnness"s
came to this city tor the purpose, ifp"s-
piblc, OF procuring the discharge of five
prisoners of wal al military prisons III
the Northwest He brought letters to
Hon l.. Anderson, of Kentucky invsk
ing his assistance. This morning Mr.
Anderson started him Ia the President
with a statement in the following words
aud figures:
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DRYGoops.

WASHINGTON. y. c. Feb. 2S, 1863,
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A Fenian Brotherhood meeting was
held in Boston on the lst inst.
Hopkiusvillo and LOvelaceville, Ky,
were recently visited by suelrillas.
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Government Propertv.

T Ali persons in the Districts of Rich
IL land: Lexington, Fairfield and Her
shaw, who have III their possession or con-
troll properly belonging to the late sn-calied
Confede:ate Government, arc directed to
give immediate notice thereof, and to sur
render the same to the undersigned on or
before November 1st. This order embraces
cotton and every ether description of Gov
cTnmcnt property, 10 matter under what
authority the same may be held or de-
tanned.
2. Parties holding property for which
receipts have been given will exhibit them
forthwith.
3. Persons having information which will
lead to the detection of individuals who
have sold, distracted, OF concealed Govern
laent property, and who furnish informa-
t.on thereof. will be fairly compensated.
/. Public sales will be held at this place
on WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. ~ of each
week, at the College Campus, Of Govern
ment properly. Terms cash.
5. All persons who fail to comply with
this order will subject themselves 70 arrest
and punishment.
EDGAR McMULLEN.
Asst Special Treasury Agent.
COLUMBIA, October -, 1865.
So Fairfield, Lexington and kershaw
District papers will copy four times and
send bill to this Office. October Is !i10+4
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For District judge.

The friends of ". 3. JOHNSTON, Esq,
who has SO efficiently filed the Office Of Ma
gistrate for the District of Richland, re-
specttully recommend him to the Legisla-
ture as q suitable gentleman to fill the new
Office created by the State Convention. He
is well known throughout the State. and
for the past eight months has filed judi
cial station with the utmost satisfaction to
all parties. MEMBERS OF THE BAR.
Oct 2S
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Atlanta Medical College

THE Course Of Lectures in this institu-
ton VII commence on the FIRST MON
DAY il November next, and continue four
uonths-the Faculty having changed the
time Cor the session from summer to the
winter months.
JOHN G. WESTMORELAND Dean
Oct 2j ln.o
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MIsCELIANX

A MULE MARE WITH CoLT.-The
Fort Wayne {Tna;asaa} Gaaze'.e, Of the
29th ultimo, gives the following re-
markable story, for the correctness Of
which it vouches:
cit may be of some interest to
stock growers to know that Mr.
Robert Bennett, of this city, has a
mule with young colt, the latter
about four weeks old. The fact is
quite remarkable, and worth remem-
bering. There is 10 mistake about
the matter-the mule is the mother of
the colt. Mr.. Conklin, the photo
grapher, brought rs 9 photograph OF
the animal this morning-a remark
ably coed picture-the colt imbibing
a breakfast, and the mother tied to
post with a halter The picture may
be seen at our Office. It ought to be
secured by the Agricultural Society. :"
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Charleston Advertisements,
For Liverpool, via New York.
FOR FREIGHT.

4Oh Il oEITHE
TNHE MERCHANTS LINE Of First Glass
Il sailing packets take Freight to Liver
pool cin New York.
Shippers of cotton and other produce
from she interior of South Carolina and
Georgia can have their consignments to
me forwarded. free of commission, By the
above Line, only actual charges made. AL
Railroad Freight and ether charges ad-
7anced shippers.
Freights to New York and engagements
to Liverpool made at loves; rates by sail
ing Ships or Steamers. Present rates by
Ship, to 5-s2 penny: Steamer, ZIG to
penny, compressed.
The 3. \. HAWhINS, OF this Line, is
now loading; capacity, 1,00O bales cotton
or 4,6G0 barrels flour
For Freight engagements. apply to the
Agent at Charleston, S. C..
WILLIAM ROACH,
North Corner East Bay and
Boyce Il Co.'S South Wharves.
Agents Al New York
y. L. McCREADY Co., S6 South street.
Advices made on consignmeuts cotton to
SPOFFORD. TILESTQN d CO., New York,
or through them - their friends in Liver
pool. Ocr % mthS
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DRY GOODS
f. q r. IL "a die s..

A nne variety, to which the attention OF
the ladies is particularly requested We
have tine assortment of
Eleached and Brown HONIESPUN.
MOUSSELIN DES LANES.
English and American PRINTS.
Cambria, twilled and plain.
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Longcloth.
Cahcoes, NorstcuS, CODurS, &C.. suitable
for fail and winter.
Alpacas, black and colored.
Combs and Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Perfumes Of every variety
Chalk Pearl Powder.
Ladies Shoes, Bootecs and Ties of all de-
scciptions and the latest fashions
Tuck Combs, Hair Nets, Waterfal!s-all
OF the very last styles and patterns
Collars, Wristbands, Ribbons.
Hcs;cry Of all descriptions.
English ard American GlGvcs Of III
pretticst styla.
Hem-stiJched Handkerchiets, Thimtles.
Needles. Thread, spool, silk ant. cotton.
Hooks and Eyes. Wells.
Ladies Billet and Letter Paner. ruled.
Skirt Braid Of all colors
Hastings, NhaleDone
Belts and Belt Buckles and Ribbons.
Pearl and other Buttons fancy. dress and
common.
Scissors, Pins.
Hair Pins. wire ard g,:tt; pelcha
Misses and Childrc1i's Shoes.
Round Combs, Wadding, Tablc-clo1hs.
Ginghams, Lace and Trimmings.
Working Cotton. Velvet Ribbon, Elastic do.
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For Congress.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
FARROW. Esq, cf Spartauburg. Is a call
diaa:e to represent. in the Congress CT the
Cnived States, the Fourth Congressional
Lastrict, comprising the Districts Of An
derson. Fickens, Greenville. Lanrens, Spar
tanhurg. Union: York and Chester.
S1ft 40
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For State Treasurer

TAe friends of DR.. +. ". GIBBES respect
fully nominate him to the Legislature for
this Office. His woil known business cha
faeter, energy and ability eninently recon-
mend him. He has for many years served
the State efficiently in various capacities.
and now ne needs her support Oct %
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

ENHE Original and Best in the World.
4 The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
HARMLESS, Reliable and instantaneous
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
Or skip. Remedies the III effects of bad
dyes. Sold ;y al Druggists. The genuine
i signed William A. Bachelor Also. RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLECRS, for Restoring and Beautifvins
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHFT OR
Oct 25 " New York
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For Congress-.

The friends Of Gen. SAMUEL MCGOWAN
announce him as q Candidate for tho
United States Congress from the Third Con-
gressional District. embracing the District 9
Of Orangeburg, Edgefeld, Abbeville. New
berry, Lexington, Richland and Fairfield.
Oct OF
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For Congress.

Dr. r. c. GRIFFIN, of Edgefcld, is an
nounced as candidate for CONGRESS from
the Third Congressional District, composed
OF the Districts of Abbeville, Edgefeld,
Newoerry, Fairfield, Lexington, Richland
and Oranreburp Oct % -
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MISCELLANEOUS,

=, Best Kerosene Oil, Watch Keys, Taylor's
Nv TIwlst, Glass Chilmnies, best Ink, Gun Caps,
Umbrellas, Children's Gloves and Hose,
Violin and Guitar Strings, Letter Paper and
Envelopes and vast variety Of other arti-
cles, desirable to both sexes, which we have
not the space to cnumerate. Apply ct the
Old stand, in Assembly street, to
Sept II SULZDACHER i co.
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Gentlemen's Variet's,

Coats, tdress and frock,) Pants. Vests.
Shirts Of all descriptions. over and under.
Flannel and Fancy Shirts.
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton.
Hats, Stockings, Socks, Glovcs-a great
variety.
Collars, linen and paper.
Wristbands, Playing Cards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
Buttons, for coat, pants, vests; Buckles
for do; Tooth Brushes.
Boots and Shoes Of ali styles and the
best qualities.
Pocket and Neck Handkerehiefs, silk and
cotton; Neek-ties of the latest styles.
Pocket Books.
Fancy Pipcs-American Meerschaum.
Pocket Handkerchiefs. linen, silk and
cotton; Hats; Pen and Pocket Knives.
Razors and Razor Strops.
Suspcnders Of all styles.
Tobacco, French and English style.
Shirt Bosoms, Boys Shoes.
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Burning of the Museum.
LITTER FROM .Hh. BiHNEN
New yoE,;. Jrly1a 1Aes

New YoEE, July Ia, 1869.
MEssEs. HERRING & Co.-GESr1 r.Irx
ihouSn sne destruction OF the American,
Museum has proved serious loss to nv
self and the public. am happy to verify
the Old adage, that IT'S an III wind 1hi}
congratulate you that vour well known
safes have again demonstrated their sure
rior fre-proof qualities in an ordeal OF ur-
usual severity.
The safe you made for ME some ti.le
ago was in the Office of the Museum. On
the second floor, back part OF the building.
and III the hottest OF the fire.
After twenty-four hours OF trial. !. was
found among the debris. ard on o,,cn;r.,
IL this day has Yielded up its contents in
very good ortie1-books, papers. rolicivs ot
insurance, bank bills, eli i, condition for
immediate use, and a noble commentary
on the trlstwortlineSs Of He,rinc's Fire
Proof Safe. Yours truly, T. t. BARECN.
Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
Thr I'ns: RdicJ's Pro'ect;9m 1io,a ir...
10r Hh0;rn
HERRING & CO.'S PATENT BAEEENS'
SAFES. with Herring Il Floyd's Patent
C1ystal3zed Iron. tho best security against
q burglars drill ever manufactured.
HERRING x Co.
No. 25; Broadway, cor. Murray ST.. =.
FARRELL, EERRING & CO..
Philapclphia.
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The lady who 'took everybody's
eyes," must have had lots Of them.
When is an undertaken like one Of
his own jobs? When he's coughin'.
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ZIMMERMAN DAVIS.

iLt;'e Of tie Fi'':n Of -Ada'ns, Eros, It Co.. }
OFFERS his services to his friends as a
~ FACTOR and COMMISSION IEH-
CHANT. Particular attention paid to the
sale of Cotton and other Produce. Also, to
ihe purchase of family supplies Office
:orller Accommodation Wharf anu East
Say, Charleston. S. G.. Oct 5 1,,,o