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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-21
THE COLUMBIA pHGNIX.


:. TIE ENGLBH Press on I41NcoI.N's
SECOND TERM OF OFFloE-THE REcoes1-
ZION QuEsr1os IN A New LlaHr.-The
Loedon Standard ~hss an editorial on the
second iuauguratior> of Lincoln. It says;
Mr.. Lincoln in 1861 could claim, with some
show Of reason, to be the President. CT the
whole thirty four States; for, though fifteen
OF Nehi had unanimously aud peremptorily- "
rejected him. they had taken part in the
elestion which led to his triumph. Mr..
Lincoln, in 1865, is manifestly the, Presi.
dent only of the North. Not only have
the eleven Confederate States taken no part
whatever in the election, but they have
been excluded from it by formal and ex-.
press legislation. The pseudo Governments
Of Louisiana and Tennessee CHOSE delegates
to cast the vote of those States; and that
: vote has been rejected by the Congress at
Washington. 1t is formally decla1 d that
the eleven States which form the Cvnfede-
racy are out of the Union. The position Of
the Federal Government is thus materially
changed. -. !. -.a.:..r, =
~ 70 tfeat Mr.. Lincoln as .Presi:s
dent over the Southern States, in virtue Of
the recent election, is to comm,s ourselves
'o1 whole tissue Of absurdities; if those
States are portions of Che Union, he has
rot been elected at all; for that Can be
no election from which one.third of the
constituent body Is e1cluded. If they are
portions Of the Union, Congress could have
no right to exclude or, dispense with their
votes. If they no longer belong to the Union,
then Nj: Lincoln has no authority owe, them,
andhis present enterprise is an attempt to
conquer; an independent nation, not to
subdue rebels. In q word, either the cleo
tion is valid, in which case the eleven Con:
federate States are not members Of the
Union, or it Is invafid, and the Union has no
Government whatever. If Mr.. Lincoln be
lawfully President Of the Union, the seces-
sien Of the South is-a legal fact, and Mr..
Davis is legally President Of the Confsde
rate Statass If .we recognize the present
0svernment Of the United States atssll, we
d., byimplication, recognize the indepcn.
dsace af. the South. We have, of course,
no hope that any such argument will in.
i1sence the policy Of the Admini>traticlR
Wiz. that policy neither justice nor reason
has anything to do. It is on the com
I: pasativ'e strength, not OIL the diplomatic or
legal rights, Of eha9wo Confederacies, that
the action of Her Majesty's Government
depends. = But there, is melancholy
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4 witness in = court speaking in very
harsk and loud voice, the lawyer employed
on ~ other side, exclaimed, fellow, Nhy
dsst thou bark 20 furiousIya Because. said
tho ssstio, ] think I SEQ thief :
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AGas;rtd.

THE subscriber having returaed ia the city,
Il will Resume the AUCTION and COMMIS.
sIeNDUs!NESs. andwould respectfully solicit
slowed upoh him. Orders left 1T the .esidehce
Of the subscriber, Washington street, or IOS.
SAMSON's residence, Richardson street, tMay.
rants house, blow State Hou se,) wilt be
Promptly attended to. l. T. LEVIN.
April IL
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r EUGENE DURBEC.

- xIO,04AzNG DONkOXZVs..
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Office Assss.dky Street, Betwesss Plain AID W.st-
fngton Streets,
I7vH7 ILL give prompt attention to the sale and
W purchase Of REAL ESTATE, STOCKS,
BONDS and all other articles of PERSONAL
PROPERTY, MERCHANDISE Or PRODUCE,
at either private sale or auction. April II +
=. Notice. :.
,COLUMBIA, APRIL 10, 1865.
THE Joint Relief Committees have appointed
Il the folio wing gent lelnen to act ss agents
for the sufferers Of Columbis. to w.t.. =
j. T. BRANCH, Ezq, to reside ct Augusta
Georgia., ..-4
WILLIAM J. GERALD. Esq.. to reside At
Camden, sc.
The above named gentlemen will receive and
forward any y-donations-.-whethero of provisiess
or money--and. .else4bartsr CLOTH and SALT
p. 81 HERMANN LE1D1NG;;
Sec. and Treas: Joint Relief Committees
sB Papers of this and the neigHboring
States will please copy, and urge upon the be.
neyoleat the necessity of aiding the citizens Of
Coluurbia in their great distress. April II
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"A Card.

"A caro-.
/ WILL continue to attend to sales of FURNI.
L IUHE. MERCHANDISE REAL. ESTATE
aud STOCKS, ut Private Sale and at Auction.
Liberal advances made upon all articles sent to
me for sale: For the present, apply at my
sesideacr. Bridge street.
Orders left with Mr.. q. C. pEtXOTTO, TAT
Mr.. Walters residence, next to Shiver House,
Will be promptly attended to:
April FRANC LANCE
Headquarters,
MEAN SMITHFIELD, N G., April Z, 1865.
SPECIAL QRDER NO. 2s-E<tsaes:
", MAJ. GEN. MAxsr1ELp. LOWELL i.
Y. assigned to command in the state Of
South Carolina.
BY command of J.E. JOHNSTON.
KIsLocK FALcoNsr A. A. e.
HEAD+a4ts DIST. OF SOUTH CARoLINA;
ArRlL IL, 1865.
In compliance with the above orders, the
undersigned hereby assumes command in this
State: ntil the names of the staff ere an
nounced, ofhciat communications to these head
quarters will be addressed to Lieut.. J. NJ. B.
LOWELL, Acting A. A. G. at Columbia
April IA N. LOWELL, Major General. DO
Stolen, !
re ON the night Of the 9Th instant,
Anlargs chesnnt sorrel HORSE, about IL
years old; name generally hangs on both sides
Of his neck; is rather thin; hns blaze face; had
when taken one shoe on fore foot and sore
on the right shoulder; walks wide with his hind
legs, and under the saddle viii pace slowly.
Any information thankfully received and re-
warded. Address HENRY A. HEETZE,
April IL "a" Lexington G. H., g. @
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Eightto sixteen.

Lord SALISBURY recently stated in O
public meeting in London, that he had
ascertained from personal observation
that of adult male criminals in that city,
nearly all had fallen into course of
crime between the ages OF eight and
sixteen years; and that if boy lived
an honest life up to twenty years of
age, there were forty nine chances IN
his favor and only one against him, rs
to an honorable life thereafter.
This is q fact of startling importance
to fathers and mothers, and shows a
fearful responsibility. Certainly par
ent should secure and exercise absolute
control over his child until sixteen
it cannot be difficult matter TO do this,
except in very rare cases, and if that
control Is not wisely and efficiently ex.
ereised, it must be the parents fault
II is owing to parental neglect or re
missness. Hence the real source of
ninety eight per cent, of the crime i'm a
country such as England or the Uni.
ted States lies at the Goor of the pa
rents.
IT Ia a fearful reflection; we throw IL
before the minds of the fathers and
mothers Of our land, and there leave II
to be thought OF in wisdom, remark.
ing only, as to the early seeds OF dis.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.

TREASURY DEPA ARrMBNh JUit ", 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will bs
LN received by the Treasurer Of the United States, the
several Assistant lcusurcrs and Designated Deposia-
ries aud 10y the National Banks designated dgnlihsd
ns Dcnosiaries aud Financial Agents, Tor Jfea,nty
Notes payable three years from August TO- ts6L bearing
interest nj the rate of and ihrecirDths per osn
per anniin with scm-ainuul coupons attached payable
In lawful money
These notes will be convertible at the option Of the
holder Rt maturity into SIX per cent gold huarinY bonds,
rcdeeuahe after five and payable twenty years from
August l5 1867.
The Netes viii he issued in tho dcnomin alton, Of 6hy
one hundred. five hundred. lopsan6, aud five theus
and dollars. aud will be issued IN blank or payabs 10
erter. as may he directed by the subscrberai ,s
All snhscripous must be for fifty 1cars or some ruh
tipe Of Fifty dollnrs '.'. .. t...'. .Il.rN
pcate certificates will be issded for NIL deposits
The party depositng must endorse upon the oRoIsAt
certificate the denomination OF notes requiredi aud
order When endorsed II must be left with the ofbGar
receiving the deposit TO be forwarded To this Depn
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free Of
transportation charges us soon after tile receipt OF The
original Certificates of Deposit rs they he prepared
Interest will he allowed to August Is on all deposits
made prior to that date, and will be paid by the Depart
neit upon receipt of the original certificates. o
As the note. draw interest from August TO- persons
making dep 'ss subsequent In that date must pay the r-
tetcst uccried from date Of note TO dua Of deposit.
Parties deposlting twenty Ave thousand dollars and
upwards or these notes nj AIRY one tune will be aewed
n commission OF one quartz OF ono per cent, which
will he paid by this Department upon the receipt ei a
bill for the certified TO by the officer with whom
tho deposit made. No deductions ior cunmis ssons
must he made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper
| dorsements are nude upon the original certificates
All officers authorized 10 receive deposils
ed 10 give to applicants all desired information, and ar
lord every facility for making, subscriptions
| w. p FESSENDEN,
Secretary Of the 'FreaSury
NJ Subscription, will be received by the FIRST Ma
scripons received the Tcn-Forty Five Per Cent Gold
/ Bearing Bonds. JOHN C. TALLMAN, Cashier.
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Sayings of Josh BILLINGS.

1t il highly important that when :
man makes up his mind tew bckum &
raskal, that he should examine hizscl
clusly, and see ifhe aint better kon
structed fer phooL
argy in this way, if q man IL right
he kant be too radikal, and ifhe il rong
he kant be too konsarvatif.
1t IL n very delikate job tew forgive
man without lowering him in hiz owl
cstimashun-and yures too.
Az ginral thing, when awomar
wares the britchcs, she has Il gud rite
10 them.
am poor, and am glad that am
for | find that wealth makes more pee
pie mean than it doz generous.
WOman's iniloocncc IL powerful-cs
peshila when she wants cnnything.
No man luvs tew git beet, but it IL
better tew git beet than tcw be rong.
Stickin up your noze don't prove
ennything, for sope biler, wen he IL
ava from hiz hum, he smells every
thing.
Awl kind ov borcs arc nuisance,
but it iz better tew be bored with a tew
inch orger than a gimblet.
1t is sed that boss don't know
hiz strength"--and l don't really sup
pose that II skunk does nuther.
"Be shure you're rite, then 20 ahead"
but in kase NV doubt, go ahcd emmy
wa.
Sekts and kreeds NV religion ar like
pocket kumpasees, gud enuf to pint
out the direcksliun, but the nearer the
pole yu git the wus tha wurk.
Men amt apt tew git kicked out NV
good society fer being ritch.
The rode to ruin liz alwus kept in
good repair, and the travellers pay the
expense Nv it.
If man begins life hi being a fust
lutenant in hiz famile, he need never
tcw look for promoshen.
The only profit there IL in keepin
more than one dorg, IL wat yu kan
make on the board.
| haven't got rs much mummy eZ sum
folks, but | hev got as much impudence
ez emmy ov them, and this is the next
thing to mummy.
1t aint often that a mans reputashun
outlasts hiz mummy.
Don't mistake Arrogance for wisdom;
menny hav thought tina waz wize,
when tina wuz onla windy. The man
who cant git ahead without pullin
others back. is n limited Gus.
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ease, that in nearly every case they
are sown between sundown and bed
time; in absence from the family circle.
in the supply of spending money never
earned by the spenders, opening the
doors of confectionaries and soda foun.
tains, or beer and tobacco and wind
shops, of the circus, the restaurant,
and dance; then follows the Sunday ex
cursion, the Sunday drives, the easy
transition to the company OF those
whose ways lead down to the gates of
social, physical, moral ruin.
From "eightto sixtecnr' in these few
years are the destinics of children fixed
in forty-nine cases out of iit'ty-fxed
by parents! Let father and mother
solemnly vow: "By Gods help I'll
fix my darling's destiny for good by
making home more attractive than the
streets"
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Fan for tho Family.

AT debating society a wheelwr ght was
said to be the best spokesman.
What is that which man NAV have
never possessed, and yet leave behind him ?
"a will.
The man who co irts young lady in the
starlight probably expects to get a wife in a
twiDk'ing.
Why are books our best friends? Be-
cluse, when they bore you, you can always
shut them up without offence.
An itincrant preacher, who ramblcd in
his sermons, when requested to stick 10 his
text, replied that scattering shot would
hit the most birds. "
Why should there he more marriages in
winter Than summer. Because in winter
the gentlemen require comforters and the
ladies nIuIIs.
Why are ladies who ride in railway car
riages reserved "for ladies only" never in
time? Give it up? Then I'll tell you. 1t
is because ladies trains arc always behind.
A few days since fellow was tried fer
stealing wood saw. The culprit said he
only took it in joke. The justice asked
how far he had carried it; he was answered
about two miles" That is carrying the
joke too far, " said the magistrate, aud com.
mltted the prisoner.
An old gentleman accused his servant of
having stolen his stick. The man protest.
ed perfect innocence.
why" rcjoincd the master, "the stick
could never have walked off with itself"
"Ccriainly not, sir; unless it was walk
ing stick"
Ike" said Mrs. Partincton, chow do
they find cut the distance between the earth
and the sun?'
ooh" said the young hopeful "they
calculate quarter Of the distance, and then
multiply by four"
81 say Pat" said Yankee, "why cont
you sue the railroad corporation for the
damages you have received? Both youl
legs broken all to smash. Sue them tor
damages
Sue them for damages, ch, boy? have
had damages enough already. I'ilsue them
for repairs"
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THE PLAN Is SIMPLEi

The name Of esch article offered for sule--s, "Cold
Hunting Watch" "Ciold Ovul3and BraceletN pearl
Breastpn and Far Drops" "Gold Enamelled Ring .
"Silver Plated Cake Basket" &C.. is written on a card
and enclosed in sealed envelope these envelopes are
then placed in drawer and well mixed then ms an
orderis received with twenty-five cents for return
postaee and other charges one OF the cards certif
Gates is taken random and cntby first mail to The
customer, who WILL. SEE AT ONCE WHAT HE CAN GET
FOR DoMAR II he is pleased with his fortune can for.
ward the money according TO directions the certifs
cate und secure the prize. II the article awarded
should Inc unsuited TO the purchaseras for example,
set OF Pearl Ear-Drops and Breaspin to a young man
who could not wear them, AND HAD NO ONE TO GIVE
THEM rove will send any other article the cata-
ogue of equal price which may be preferred Or IT, for
any reason, you choose 10 venture further, then YOU
can let tho matter drop where it is and spend more-
Examlne cnreluY nnr Cnialnn -
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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Catarrh as they gensruly appear
are n hfsl very slight Persons find they have n cold
thnt they have frequent attacks, and more sensitive
70 The changes OF eperalure. In this condition. the
nose may be dry or slight discharge. thin and ncrd
afterwardb beconing thick aud adhesive Asthe disease
becomes chronic the discharges Increased in uuanti-
~ and changed in quality; they are now tn ok and
heavy, and are hawked or coughed oil The secreiios
are offensive, causing bad breath the voice is thick
and harshi the eyes are weak the SENSE Of smell is
essened or destroyed deafness frequently takes pncc
Another common and important symptom OF Catrrh is
that the person is obliged clear his throat m the morn
ig oil ulick or Shiny mucous, which has fallen down
from the head during the night When this takes place
the person may be sure that his disease is its way to
the lungs, and should lose no time in urresting il
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal Symp-
toms.
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A Single Bottle will last a month--tc
be used three times O day.
II eTIMONIAI3.

From Hon. Thos. j. Turner FIX x-Memhcr of Congress.
from Illinois late Speaker OF Illinois House OF Rpprr.
senlntives. and Grand hlastcr Of A. +. and A. NJ Of
the State of Illinois
FREEPoRr, Oct. 2l, 1863.
DIR. ID II. SEELYE: Dear Sir-ln reply to your notice
OF the 18th inst, would say that severely aflic-
ted With Catarrh Tor years when became acquainted
with you aud bought two bottles Of your Liquid Cmarrh
Remedy. Before had used one boitle was scnsibly
improved, and before the second bottle was finished
was completely cured. 1 recommend the medicine
10 all afflicted with Cntarrh. nt.
Respectfully Yours,
.rI r..... TIIOS. J. TURNER
This is TO certify that in the of Dr. Seelye'. Ca
tarrlI Rem edy, | experienced much relief, and have
heard many speak Of il as being invaluable for the cure
of Catarrh Yours, &c. .. -
Chicago, May H. 1864 EDWARD ELY,
From "Parmlyn the WE'LL known Halter under the Tre-
mont House Chicago m. .lEI 80.
DIR. D. H. SEELyE Il Co: Gents-Your Catarrb Rem
edy have used. aud fully recommend il as the best
remedy known. II ha. cured me- and believe it is a
certain cure in all cases JOHN PARNIJY
Chicago, ILL.,, May G. 1864. I0"t7 7.
For sale by all Druggists il. [fe23 .,65iy
Sold in ST, Cairsville by Isaac H. Patterson and Inv
Druggists everywhere.
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A MELANCHOLY ThUTH.-When Il
rakisl youth goes astray, friends gath
er around him in order to restore him
to the path Of virtue. Gcntlcness and
kindness are lavished upon him to win
him back again to innocence and peace.
No one would suspect that he had ever
sinned. But when q poor, contiding
girl is betrayed, she receives the brand
OF society, and is hencclorth driven
from the ways of virtue. The bctray-
cr is honored, respected, esteemed;
there is no peace for her this side OF
the grave. Society has but few loving,
helping hands for her, no smiles of
peace. no voice of forgiveness. There
are earthly moralities unknown to
heaven. There is a deep wrong in
them, and fearful are the consequences.
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Probate Court.

NOTICE is .ercby gwen that the following named
~ Executors, Administrators and Guardians hny.
hled IN my Office their accounts and vouchers Tor settle
mcni, to wit;
Rn's J. alexander Executor OF Robert J. Alexander,
decreased.
Thomas a. Mitchell Guardian of Jane C Cooper
A. w. Anderson, Adn'r, with the will annexed of
Robeti Alexander, deceased
W. Anderson Admr. OF Robt Mc(iregs Or dee g ased
William Eaton, Adm'r OF Thomas Mckeeyer decd
William Eaton, Adm'r, orrabiIhR Il. AlcKeeyor decd
Zebulon Day Admir- OF solomon swift deceased
Matthew Booth, Guardian OF Mary J. Williams and
Weston Lowe.
4. q. Morgan, Guardian Of Anna shannon
The hrd iour Will he Tor hearing aud settlement oil
on the 22d and The last Eve the 2 day Of Aug next
July "a, IS65. proba,r Iudge
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
EGOP SKIRTS.
| W RNADLEY.s New pn,cnl DupLEx =

W BEADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX ELLIP-
~ IT., Iof douhlcl SPRING SKIRT
VESTS BLADl,EY Il CORY, (late ]. l. & J. O.
WI SOLE PHOpRlErORS and MANUFACTURE
ENS. % Chambers uad ~ aud 81 Rcade Streets, New
York
I!I'S INVENTION consists of DUPLEX Tor tro)
Elliptic Steel Springs. ngenously Braided Tightly and
Firmly to-ci edge 10 edge, making the toughest,
,n"l rSiAc tlr-tic and Durable Spring ever used
They seldom Druid or Break like the Single Springs aud
nn"Wtrutly Preserve their Perfect and Beautiful
Shnpr Fwc" H. .Ong ns any other skirt
VI" woAbEEfyL rLRX'uiIirr aud Great Comfort and
rlrnsir' 10 l.ndy wearing the duplex Elliptic Skirt
VIII h experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
blirs tprras. e. rriageS Railroad Cars, ChuTch Pews,
Arn Chairs. for Promenade aud House Dress. as the
Shlrl rnm he f""d when in use, occupy small place
US rn-,iy us six or Muslin Dress.
Lady hnViaS enjoyed the pleasure comfort and
great convenience o wearing The "DuplrX Elliptic Steel
spring Skin fnr single day, will never afterwards
Willingly d,-r"rs- with hcirusr. For children Misses,
and youI. LADIES, they superior to all others.
They ar" The best Quality in every part aud unques-
uonahli thr lli"st. most desirable comfortable and
ecnunmicnl Shir ever made.
FOR SAIL; IN 6rsi-cluss stores in this City, and
Throughout tho Dated Srtes aud Canntns Havana de
Cnln VI Nir" SDntlI America. and the West Indies
lNRl iRh FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
Hpl2I'w
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General COx's Letter.



We print in another place an important
letter from General Cox, the Union candi-
date for Governor Of Ohio, in which he
fully defines his position as candidate OF
party, and gives his private views on the
question Of Negro Suffrage. The latter,
briefly stated, are, that the colorcd people
of the South cannot live together asequal.,
politically aud he therefore iavors a peace
able separation Of the two races on South
crn soil, the black, in their separate condi
ton, to enjoy lull political rights. lie does
not propose, however, 10 permit his private
opinions to prevent him from giving cor
dial support to such measures as Congress
aud the President may deem best Tor the
final adju,tmeu, and settlement Of the diff
fcult questions that have grown out of the
var
lFJofs the Cincinnati Commercially
We publish this morning, letter from,
Gen Cox, tho pnoa candidate for Cover
nor OF Ohln iR reply to svIDe OF the Ober
lin cliaue inqlsitors. Wtoso auxi.ty TO know
his views, has been, we hspe, fully satisfied.
From the politicians point of view. it will
appear that Gen. Cox has been frank, even
10 rsshness. in expressing himself'on the
lew issues. The people, however, IL we
are not mistaken, will appreciate tho man
iinoss Of the General. and hold him in high
er esteem because he has the coulage "a
talk plainly on the different questions Of the
day. Stated with all possible breyity, the
pssition Of Gen. Cox ID chat the right Of
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TO CONSUMPTIVE,

THE Undersigned having been restored to health in a
l. few weeks by very simple remedy. after having
suffered several years, with lung ucc ~ and
mat dread disease Consumption-is anxious to ma ko
known TO his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
10 all who desire it. he will send cop, OF tho pre-
scrpuon used, free OF charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will And
sure cure for CoNsuMPrIoy, ASTHMA BRo,cnIrIs
CouGns CoDs &c. The only obisct Of the advertiser
IN sending the Prescription is 10 bench, the afflicted and
spread Information which he conceves TO he uynIuabls
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDtVARD A. WILSON.
Feb. 49, 1855 }m
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WATCH DEPARTMENT

800 Gents Patent Lever Gold Hunting Case $50 ,os2OO
JOo Gents Delachd Lever Gold Hunting Case 40 175
quS Gehs SWISS Ooid Huntlns Case .'!..'.. 30 100
1uU Laoies Sold ana Elameled Hunting Case 30 30
iUU Gehts ratent Lever silver Hunting Case. 30 90
aW Sehs Cet Lever silver Hunting Case!.!. 30 IS
300 Gents Det. Lever Silver Open -Face.... 90 SO
300 Gents Patent Lever Silver Open-Fac IS 60
,pnta Guyiaa if,ar- y.-. -.
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TO be disposed ofawith edlspatoh.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST !

''HE Goods of fashionable style and most excel
lent workmanship, and are crifced in this name
70 feeVe the propretos from embarrus oc SION
ed by distracting civil war II should be promptv
stated also, that they are mostly Of = -