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! his CLIMATE HAS no BLOSSOMS EMBUBD WITH
scent exquisite tst PaALoss NroHr BLoox
ING czREus Ia the tropical wales Of the Andes grow the
dowe from which It derives it, name and the fragrance
whici they pom ic'a upon the moonlight air dwell, unim
paired In every drop Of this extract Sold everywhere
Nights of painful watching with poor, sick,
ryins chidfenl can be avoided blythe of Mfs wss
10 VS. SOoTss SYRUP. 1t rsres tie ,t. sufferer from
pain cures Wind Cd e regulates ss stomach and bowels cor
,scidty I'D .srng tie process teehing iny,as.
bls. Arfeciy safsn all millions Of r-ohen can
testify.
DALLkY's MAGICAL PALS EXTRACTOR not only
tho fearful agony OF Burns and scsas in five minutes.
but leave, Every should iave box always at
hand IN Of accd h only cost, ~ cents and viii
lie.
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Gpetial Notices.

Ivory and Peag< Sleeve Buttons, STUDS BELr
BUCKLES, SCARF PINS, EWELRf,IOOIH BRUSHES
SC The finest aAortnent IN the city wholesale ana retail
WILLIAM ~ WELLING importer aud manufactures, NO.
5Il Broadway. opposite the metropolitan.
steele & Co.'s Patent Feather busters, Extra
Furniture D1er. Carriage busters. Piano Desier Cornice
Du,ter. Curter busters 800 varieties for store hotel and
household nse at ali pEcs' No. Psgk!ow opPysl!e Aor
House.
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to New Utrecht feloniousy entered about oc.oc'
on Saturday morning and robbed of clotLirg vaA "o
S500
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spring Roskina Horses,
AN L FIN MI HUNS
BAbY VFNDFRS.

BABY TENDERS, -
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES AND TOYS, 81,
LEWIS TlBBALS, NJ. $40 Broadway, opp0sle soe -
Nicholas Hotel. Send fer circular.
Invalid hair, and Prpeers ON hand and Dade 70 oiaet
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

DARING THEFT OF WATchE5.-O4n n,5,,,ai,t31l 5a,II1el
eyening eYgel1p store Of Leopold Syerthau. No go
Powery. and asked some silver Gaen, '
were shown him, when he immcd.h'cS cb 'i ainJ
nve.aken by officer Dennis Of the fiiieonth
and the watches found in bis possession' i, G
WIS taken before Justice Ledwh ant tbat c,rcme
trial in default Of $1,000 bail. nt ,,o "ct
nnrcrly led 10 tho eommlgsion q the ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

LATEST FROM EGYPT.
PRSsEYs HG1yrIAN LcTrs,
and eNluss gRPrNs for The Handkerchief CA opsr3
and the ladies OF the present day the peruuS
PESSRfs FGyP1IsS LOT1s
PRNsEIs EGyPTIAJ LO7Ca
CAUrIoS IH2 LADIES
Don't be imposed upon by having foreign perfumes !aee
upon YOU when you have jus. good and better sd
home Get the EGYPrraS LSTUs for instance. and yo al
never use any other aiervad For sale by a Dvusssend
PerfgmeTs.
PRICE. Ovz DOLLAR.
Manufactured by the Proprietor
r. a. PFSyEY
he ihofstofy FuOnaye Of Jay st., BrOoa yih
f. L. ard sold by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers
EDWIN A. LoyHyoY,
Whole sale Agent.
No. % Fultoo-si., N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

Every Performer and Professor OF Muse Is
delirh,od ,yiih the convenience and utility Of DlaoR'
r.rs Music PGrsrayING HErt@, - cents per lol lol p;
Sold b. ~ Music De.er ~ 19ie4 "'' %" i''''p' ~
,.-ir. E,, IA lrondWav, =. I.
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'SgwfyG MACHINEs-FoR SALE AND 10 KENT
y. ~ WicEs No. f-o Broadway
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suoI AT AND CAPIURED.Sbony after oeock . oaGd n
1ay ,norning. Mr. Charles II. Farrell, resldlng az 70
"a Fonrtb-,t, T. D., was startled from ms s'eeP y!
err some one eudcaTOrnP 10 eject au ehll H4oo to
is rrerniscs through secOndftory rear WihGo"; Ilo
iately seized revolver and fired az heau pro-
tnainr through the window, bat missed IT, Inc DnI-
lar Who had used ladder for liz ascent lmmedIItey
b@c31re alarmed ana made sudden cetcent ar. foI. ~
M iooked out Of the window 20 watch the course o. ne
fnoi,ye and SOW him in lurlcd consultation WIZ d
ro8ederate In the yard and be 1hen dichage1 lne iu
,,eiping b,rres OF his revolver NJ them anu uBdin
oissed One Of them then Jumped over the renee nnu
coned while the other took refuge ~ an outhOu,e.
me report of firearms attracted Ohcer bro"cr oI t
I,ovih Precinct 70 the place. and when the SecIoIl
tnrClor saw him approach toward his mGpRP4c" nD ~,
ca,ied ont 'I surrender. surrender don't SHOOT
M officer then marched his man TO the
borc he said his name John Hart naive OF iIc
d w wears Of age lie was 10 lis st0cklngIc Icet "noh
ty-ed and his shoes also those ana the nat % ~
o,ate5eTote were aneIward found in the yard ING
| 5,ocs are Of the English pattern, I0uhd'toed hlu
.,olv built The police judge from the appearance
hnrglar and his costume that ne ~ recently uI,
o S "a Pn1lish thief In Of bis POCKETS was ioahu
rIinsiv constructed chlsel On ms way 10 the St0
. I,,,e he boasted TO Officer IrOWer tnnt ne Woulu
~. rt al lis scrape by paying few hunuieu doliars'
~, ties the seventh burglar captured by lhe Nig
~ ~ ar Ont Wogloms mon within snort Time, inc
er any. yill be examined by Judge Daley on "edhcb
DAY next.
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Add 70 per cent TO make gross tun.......'.----' ~
,:s 20
lndreci tax paid by laboreT :r on
Incomes stamp Licenses, OH. Steel bross
Castings. Machinery and Repairs BncLs
Gum aud Leather Betting, ffeghis, ana tHe
ipuurerable other items connected WIN
manufacture and sale Of hon. viii ada al - m
least two dollars more . "
SIC %
-. - ~. IN Inn o o40 H. i,g................. 10 o.
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Roys' ,yD CuuDREy's GARlBALD! GETAWAY
.,5 Zor,y Sr-ils br the Thousands 90 Popular Prices
/. y. BEoBAW No. ~ Lafayette place and
no - f0urtkaye. opposite Cooper Cnlon.
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Advice TO Mcn.-Dont pay st5o Zach o. HIRTs
before least. examining tho ce,bued SEh bLf ND aa
elegant. finish shirt MADE by SMITH tg' ER, No.
80 Marfen-s, and retaled "a tbs only a. ~ ~ Broad
way corner " Nhe-st aud Il No. Iatre'w y poste tbs
Ast0r House. Price So per dolen OF - ~ sl Also Toe
the places uenfi ned, D. srse 20, o. ;r
CLOIN GL.OAEs. from alcLIon. . &c. ard y
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A IensrY On COROYER oP - MUsCULAlIR

A JERSFY CITY LORONLk OF III" HIV'OV II
Prrsriefoy-Oa Saturday night coroner ouAo' o ~ 49,
DorueUy Of jersey City, while Hahulhb nm, "rnl Wv
Girord Housc at the corner Of Chamhrfs hj h' W, -
sfs' had his pocket picked Of consiuefaoi' sum - ~
money Some time rfcr lie became tha ,' %. 1
teTcaiion with George Carter wei knoN 4u'u "i'.
GrLf eDsued Carter was severely pnLl mo- pay. "
NJ 6is arms broken and viii for some tne " ci
10 his bed. lie hes been several tunes ~ H. d Pre-
o1s cbarrce Donno.ly was arrested by 'ht IHIu re-
cinct Police and yesterday taken ieiorc Jus,I' bom
linz who after hearing tho case. dscais'u w W ~ 10
oney At the same time cOmp.lmonilng mn Sn .t ~. l
Ieing able 20 successfully dcond ilmntn s'''' '"0
o'olts Of eneh rufian as his late Antagonist
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

A SERIES OF LARCENIES.-On Friday pight,
James McKenna and Charles Henry found by
Officer Duryea Of the Third Precinct In Greenwhichst,
having in their possession show case containing Jew.
elry to the amount of 500 which had been stolen from
IN front OF the store OF MIR. Thomas b. Bynner No le9
Broadway. On Saturday they were committed by
Justice Dowlng.. Mary-Ann Rooney Of No. 22o
sullivan ST. was on Saturday arrested a charge Of
having on the 18th Of March last stolen from the
residence of Mrs Emma Bennett of No 10 Carmine st.
fur cape. valued at $3.50. and valuable muf. The
cape was found in the possession Of the thief She
committed by Justice Dowing Charles Allen. who
describes himself as jobber ant resident of Albany
was arrested by Officer Field Of the Fifth Precinct
charge OF having attempted TO steal piece Of black
lace, valued at sl0o. from the store of III B. Clnn
Co., in Church.st He was committed by Justice
bowling .-... Robert Y. Chambury. native of Eng
land. at present stopping at DemoHcos Hotel at the
corner OF Chambers-st. and Broadway on Saturday
night. while intoxicated, accompanied Mary johnson
to the disreputable hopse No. i62 Broome and while
there was robbed by her of his gold watch and chain
valued ut SlO The girl subsequently arrested by
Detectives Siowey and Wilson, aud was yesterday
committed for trial by Justice Mansfield in default Of
Z, 900 bail
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i,iI.ms Express I o.

Forward Inland Express daily al psti Of the sSo,h ss
By steamship. eve rass Par.casr Attention pai
70 ',l The collection q prai,, Notes, Bills 9c, sc
Specie Bank notes Bonds &c; sNen " ''~ 'a'o' '""
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=, sanitary Commission.

crs.n.l OFFICE. WMHsrr0s. D, ,f,io' C OCT l. 49,
~ Pe.sVn Commission requested to present ths
the Ns S's e. se',siln %Syat q assy S osa'
ouca Of 'ns mo. S. BLATCHtORD. acnesa sesSstHfs
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prpcLARrEs. The house Of Mr. asa nay.
Do N 10 Cntonst. was feoniousy entered about
cc O yesterday morning BY forcing IN hS SI9 qe TG9f
basement window fogGbs ,bs la anndrT uni asserting
Prechict for traportaon. lie gave an alarm
,oe upon Which notice The burglars left eff the
and and taking with es% be nayG sTG c ag IN twenty
ltte horeen sixth aud Seventhayes was vslloa
thief on saturday and robbed Of articles no o.
eohas valued al $50 ,nhbd5 I'll ID Of (SG 'pts on saiar
BOma No. 40 @SSs Sass waS Of hfGOI Mr. G. Warren Van
day near Noraad eoDcss Spasasa nsn
se."rday evening and robbed Of articles nnlay
oo,hiSg. The residence OF Mr. u w. A"'s'''
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The DUBLIN EXHIBITION.
Tay U,Gigsr PniKI Aw,RDHD TO Tue GROVER l. BAKss
MAcHISrE.
On Monday morning Earl Russell announced the awards 70
the successful exhibitors in the International Exhibition, Duo
lin and the Prize. serw ard presented by the Duke OF
Lcn.er Among exhibitor. who obtained Medals were
the GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Liver
pool and London this being tie hAeenih hrscass PrHe
gained BY Machine. this seIson Liverpool Mercury
GROVER 4 BAKgRS Highest Premium Elas'
uc Stitch aud Lock 81 ten SEWING MACHINES No. fp brosi
yay New York and No. 2J5 Fulton e.. brooklyn
The FLORENCE SBWIYG-MACHISB. with he
y,tsbie Feed and Uniform Tegsiouuakius four different
stitches. No. 5aJ Broadway.
A SILENT SEwISG MACHINE.
WILCOX & GIBBS. No sos Broadway.
HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPATIBILITY
UoyK H. Pre,ident No GO Broadway. Agents wanted
WHEELER a WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Ms,hue and Button Hole Machine No. ee5 Broadway
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Cr.. IIni,- Enlanc.s. nnndrr .a

Gray Hair, Bsidoe-s Dandr' n.
ANY disease ot tue tCip 40 u,3f ~. onpare VITA
.LoAuON HAIR COLOR BtslokhR AND DRE>siN9.
LYNDON Cray HAIR CLOR
InNnOH HAIR COLOR
t,1NnOy Hal. hAlR COLOR
IONDON HAlR COLOR
IoNDOX Changed HAIR. COLOR
LONDON HAf. COLOR
LONDON without HA COLOR
LONDON HAiR COLOg
LONDON pyeing hfIR COLOR
LONDON AIR COLOR
MAKES TfIE Ham SoFr, GLOSSY AND LUNURIANe.
KErps THE SCALP CLEAS, Cool AND HEALTHY.
single bottle n cents; Six 5ottl - sold bv Dr.
syVAYNE son, No. $50 North Sxth-s, Philadelphl,:
.uELNYOLD. No. 59l BroadHayi WELLS X Co.. No. lis
Fmuklin-st BARNES Il Co, No 81 Fark.row. New York
| sen Island Cottou.-J. +. GREEN, Lands End St
Helena Island fort Royal harbo s c. agent the sale ot
IRE sdrnens Cotton. None but sncpas deat with Adde.
r. o. Box No. - Hilton Head, Z, C- Reference may be Lad
| TO the Freedmen. Bureau.
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Piles, ITCHING PILES, POSITIVELY CURED
By the u,e Of Ro sS,HS CUEg. Sent by mail for 80 cent
sold by all druggi-ts
RossNAS J. MoKiSsTRT, Proprie,ors,
Iludson n. Y.
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GOLD MEDAL!
ToE,uy,.PArHST SPRING Roll Cog WHEEL WAsH
ISG ASp RINGING MACHINE was ewtrded the iisne't pre-
,nium a, Gold Medal the New England Fair az Concord.
n H. in septen.ber 1855 BAIIEr VAsHisG AND WRHdIsa
MACHINE Co., No &7oi Broadwoy n y.
A Boy, however daintly he may be tailored,
cannot, loos Ike young gentleman unless he wears hand
some HAT CAP the youthful sty at OKSis oe
rosdny ani choose assortment OF new
aud ia his line the that IN the ns-
ne. Of things la ought to he ned wtthal
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FATAL CAR ACCfDEST-On SATURDAY hieu
William Bennett, deaf mute was lnochea % GOV nv
rnn ovor tb. corner Of Hudson and Desbfosses.s'
by two upward bound freight cars oi the hu,oH
Railroad Company. and instantly killed hs uou5 ~, y y
terribly mutlntrd The driver, Wilinm Hp,Ou,@iIs @
sborfe 70 the unfortunate man ana at the h-no w."
,rlc9 ,le irakcs bu. too nio 20 Doc NJ any ni M 'o.
onar Wildey was notified 10 hold an inquest ne I'ai
dcuco Of the deceased was not a.ctItalnei iH 80 -
Tsiroad Tho driver was arrested and Is hcid 10 ""a'
the notion of the Coroner
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ing section of the Fifteenth Precinct Police made
drsceuf up,n the gambling eftahli. i.hmert No 1b1
Broadway and arrested james W. Buckley one oi ihe
employee, whom they found engaged a. dealing.
and Michael McGnre Of Sweeney Hotel Henry New
ton OF the La Farge House, George stray OF the 81
Denis Hotel Henry Masterfon Of iiiy-icyenih 81
near Third ave. and James smith OF No lS' MINI y;
ali ~ wbom we're ulaving AT " faro" They were all
taken 10 the station iIouse and subsequently, before
Justice Lodwth Bucky was held to bail 10 the sun
OF 500 and tie Others fined 81 each. aeT when t1oy
we're discharged.
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FORCED Az ORDER.-On saturday AFTERNOON
No, Trelander rendered m order ior ]. pair Of calf
fLi boots valued at sO at the store Of John J. Davis
& Co az No 20 Couriandt T. The order pnrported "a
have been signed BY Mr. IL. hcsncr oI no. igi uitoH
=, p,ootlvn and A. he il customer Of the firm. th
honored the order. Frelander's actions on hH'inI
seemed 10 one Of the member OF the firm TO be ra,e
suspicious and be was followed ~ iHG corner oi ~
Adophus Beeber FOth were arrested. and II ~ns SUD
seouentlv ascertained that the order wa i4fFefy
Yesterday the prisoners we're eomnitiod " 'us''e
DOwling.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR kLsroRER. -
r,a hI IN use Two ad.l combined Perfect iisir
n..r md Il an Res,rer Sold esrrywhs.e' Ide' try H.
Warranted. - ~. NN44h''V'l =. -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
EICHLAND DISTRICT--IN EQUITY

HIGHLAND DISTRlCT-IN EQUITY.
John Logan, George W.. Glenn, ct ,tr ct ol.,
VS. Rufus J. Reid, Joseph Clippers, ct III
ct dl.-BM for Sale of Real Estate.
n pursuance of the order of the Court
i in the above case will sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY in January next, at 10
o'clock a. M, at the Court House, in the
city of Columbia, S. c.. two SQUARES OF
LAND in said city, containing four acres
eeach-one lot bounded as follows: On the
North, by Plain street; on the East, by
VIM street; on the South, by Washington
street; on the West, by Barnwell street
The other square, or lot, bounded as fol-
lows: On the North, by Blanding street; on
the South, by Taylor street; on the East,
by Laurens street; and on tho West, by
Winn street.
One of these squares is so situated as to
be most eligible location for private resi-
denccs; the other square, opposite the
depot of the Columbia and Charlotte Rail-
road, IS well situated for stores or business
establishments. These squares, OF lots,
will be so sub-divided as to suit purchasers,
as well those who seek Investments as those
who desire to provide themselves COM
o. '.,>1- iA"i,4.. y map, WIN tne IOtS num-
bered, can be seen at my office, at any
time after the fifth day of such prox
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance on a
credit OF one, two and three years, with
interest payable annually until the whole
debt be paid, secured by bond and mort
gage of the premises. Purchasers to paw
for papers.
D; B. DEsAUSsURE, c. E. R. d.
NOV 70 t12
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\ despatch from Fort Delaware, dated
November "a, says: Governor Frank Lub-
book. of Texas, left here this morning for
his home, ria New York. Last night,
while in conversation with him, he remark
ed that since hc has been prisoner he
has been guarded and held familiar inter-
course with the private soldier from eleven
different Northern States, and had he
known as much of them before the war as
since. his conscience would never have al
lowed him to leave the Union. He be-
lieyed his experience while prisoner, if
nc be allowed to tell it, cannot fail to be of
some service to Texas, towards bringing
her back home to her faithful allcgiancc
We believe 4 little Fort Delaware LOYALTY.
such as is administered by our generous
commander. B3igadier-General A. Schoeff,
has done him, like it has many others, not
4 little good. He believes he leaves here,
to-day, as good Union man as he ever
was rebel. The scene at the wharf this
morning, while shaking warmly the arms
of many Yankee blue Coats with the
GOO bless you for your kindness to me-
was impressive indeed. He leaves here
about the most popular transmogrified
rebel that ever left this school of REFORM
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BATCHEL0R'S HAIR Dye!

TNHE Original and Best in the World!
Il The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
HARMLESS, Reliable and instantaneous.
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. Also. RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHEI OR
Oct 70 1y New York
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CAPITAL ................. 81 900, ,OOO
DEPOT 1877 BROADWAY N. Y.
A n immense stock of PIANOS, JEWEL
~ RY, WATCHES and FANCY GOODS.
all to be sold Tor ONE DOLLAR each, with
out regard to value, and not to be paid for
TILL you see what you will receive.
Certificates, naming each article and its
value, are placed in sealed envelopes and
we'll mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address, on receipt of
25 cents; five for ST; eleven for 50: thirty
tor s.; sixty-five for $40; and one hundred
for SIS. On receipt of the certificate, you
will see what you are going to have, and
then it is at your option to pay the dollar
and take the article or not Purchasers
may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond
hing, Piano, Sewing Machine or any set
OF Jewelry on our list, for 81; and in no
case can they get less than one dollars
worth, rs there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country; every person can make SO day
selling our certificates in the greatest sale
of Jewelry ever known.
Send 25c. for certificate, which will in
form you what you can obtain for 81. At
the same time get our circular, containing
full list and particulars; also, terms to
agents. Address
JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO..
NOV II EMO 1877 Broadway, N. Y
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"Therc -Isa Nans.-

There is a name I dare not breathe,
Although it once was dear,
They deem my linen spotless now,
And no deception here;
And yet like sun. sets rosy flush,
My check is hot with shame,
They ask me-but I will not breathe
My washer -woman's name!
Last night, while in the may dance,
NV neat foot trod the floor,
They little deemed my manly neck
A paper collar bore.
A ''Ri hard" scared my heaving breast
And yet who darcs to blame?
Her bills not paid-l cannot breathe
Ny washer-woman's name!
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5 $50 90 0 90.

Risks taken on Cotton or Merchandise in
transitu from any point to any point on
reasonable terms.
Office at Mr.. HussunGs house, corner Of
Assembly and Washington streets, Colum-
bia, s.. c. Aug Is t6m
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New Goods !
~ %ANA&SNA&N
M. WINSTOCK

INFORMS city and country dealers that
Il he hasj just opened at his establishment,
over ]. G. Gibbes', near the Court House, q
large and handsome stock Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, etc.,
Which ne offers at wholesale ut prices as
low, or lower, than they can be bought for
III Charleston or elsewhere barely adding
cost of transportation Nov 8 1no
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Burning Of the Museum.
LETTER FROM MIR. BARNUA

Burning Of the Museum.
LETTER FROM MIR. BARNUM.
NEW YonK, July IA, 1865.
Though the destruction Of the American
Museum has proved q serious loss to nv
self and the public. am happy to verify
the old adage, that ''It's an III wind that
blows nobody good" and, consequently,
congratulate you that your well known
safes have again demonstrated their supe-
rior fre-proof qualities in ON ordeal Of un-
usual severity.
The safe you made for Mo some time
ago was in the Office OF tho Museum. on
the second floor, back part Of tho building.
and IN the hottest Of the fire.
After twenty-four hours Of trial, it was
found among the debris, and on opening
it this day has yielded up it's contents in
very good order-books, papers policies of
insurance, bank bills, alf in condition for
immediate use, and a noble commentary
on the trustworthiness Of Herring's Fire
Proof Safe. Yours truly, P. T. BARNUM.
Herring's Patent Champion Safes.
The Most Reliable Protection from FIR.
no'o Kno,cn.
HERRING 4 CO.'S PATENT BANKERS
SAFES, with Herring 4 Floyd's Patent
CrystahZed Iron, the best security against
q burglars drill ever manufactured.
HERRING & CO.,
No 25l Broadway, cor. Murray st., N Y.
FARREL, HERRING & CO., Philadelphia.
Oct 26 Emo HERRING & CO., Chicago.
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FIRE And LIFE INSURANCE,

L1oR tho following FIRST CLASS COM
IL PANIES:
The Underwriters Agency" the "Inter-
national" tho Metropolitan" the "Conti-
mental" the Security" tho Home" the
Columbia" the Washington" the ''Ful-
ton," the ''Croton," all Of tho city Of New
York; the 'Putnam" and the 'sNew Eng
OF New Haven, Conn; the "Home" and
thes' Southern Insurance and Trust Com
pany," Of Savannah. Ca; tho "Albcmarle," !"
OF Virginia. and the Gulf Stato." Of Flo
rida. Also, tho "Gobe Life Insurance
Company" Of Now York; tho ''New England
Mutual" Of Boston; the North Carolina
Mutual" Of Raleigh, and the Accidental, /"
Of Now York. insuring against accidents OF
all kinds. The whole possessing an aggre-
gate capital Of over
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FuRMAN UNIVERSITY.

NAOOAVAAAC3 y. ~.
nNHE EAEKCISES Of this Institution
4 will be resumed on the 18th of Feb
ruary next.
For Circular giving further information,
application may be made to
PROF. JNO. F. LANNEAU,
oct 2S 81 Secretary of Faculty.k
Charleston Courier, Augusta Chronicle Z
Sentinel, EdSefield Advertiser, Newberry
Herald, and Yorkville Enquirer, please
copy until the 18th of January, and forward
bills to the Secretary Of Faculty, Greenville