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NJ U T U Al.

NrsFoIEnN R0NAPtRrE SAVE III As BIS
y arsu,an ihsi ucu sre riiaa hf .hiee ea
Fisi- interest asccad taseadn- tl.id-fe'f'
rss IL hamea nsiule mao cgaaie1ii'7n' ia'sa
seus laas serf usarig-ce're'i- n1i He opiaa IDS
DO pr.ncisie Of asvtug efsry usnsacioa o''saea
man and man basel upon
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BIessrs 7 A n Gaughan a Co., No ZIG Broadsng,
Mes York. extensive manufacturers AID Importers
Of al tie leaing snd most fashionable styles Of
Watches and aeEeify, deslung % InefaaHe Their hu-
sness % an uni rnifsd extent have resolved upon
Crest Giis Distribution, sub'ect 20 the regulations
iououing3
Certhcafes nsuiiEg eaeh artc.e ani ~ Falue, are
placed N sealed kngelrpes and sell El.Eod Ona
81 these envelopes vii Re sent b. mad % any ad-
dress on reoept q tseaty eve ceuts.
Al arf-la s1f az Or nalar each. aiti0R regard
% sure.
On recairt Of Che cer idcaisyou EiI sea whai you
sre gong 70 hsFe, and then Is a your optoa 10
send the dollar aud take The article or not. Pur-
rhasers mar TINS Obtain Sold Watch ID amnnd
Ring or any eel 81 JeEelfy ca our lsi Ger Ous nel-
lar End 10 csse can they get les ttan oue dol
lars worth. The priFe q CerudcsieI IL a. i1iiaas
one for Is cents i've lur n eleven for - fhirtg
Tor 81. sL1iy-fEe or 81 one hulered for SIS.
Agents Fluied everywhere, % whom speclsi
terms sre offered
TAI. GAu0HANh Co,
sep6-sms No ne Broadway, y. y
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10 FF E r e II s
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
qAREAgrao

TARKASf a Co
Gentlemen ! am q resident Or Curacoa, and have
been disposed 70 wuta O. you corcernng the real
value OF your SELlHEE kPEklENI ~ a remedy
for Indigestion and uyrpepHa. desire % e1prer7
70 you my snccrc grutude for the great benent the
sElELhR has done ms wiIts
Far iauf o. dVe years NY vie has he5n sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, add after being under the
eatrneni OF several Doctors for two or three years,
she ess huslly nduced 90 seeF The edflee Of a
learned Pnysician, Doctor Cabalis o. Neneduelai
whe tmmedia' ely treated her VIM your BIER
gEsoENT eELfZER AfERlENE sire began 10
improve ai once, ant Is nov PEkfkOfih WILL.
feel 10 be- my duty i.r the good Of humanity 10
make this siairuani feeling thai MEDICINE so Nal-
uahle should BE- widely known.
Trusting you vii give this publicity, snd repeat
nag my earnest gfgatude and ihsnhF
ann VERY respectfully yours,
S. b. &. HENRlQUER,
New York. June "a. o5 Ne chant Curacao, s.A,
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine Shop

i directly under the control Of the sProPreior,
who is well known in TIM city for the LAST ten years.
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NEW ORLEANS
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
Annual Coarse Of Lectures for 1866.

TUE FACULTY bsYe the pleasure TO announce
i that their SIXTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LEC-
TURES vii be opened on Monday. the 18th Of No
vember. 10 their hne building opposite the great
Charity Hospital, and coetnue the customary Pc
nod presenting all the sdvaptsge4 and facilities for
Medical Instruction afforded by the CRY Of New
Or'eans.
The accession Of Professors Henry p Campbell,
la.s 81 Augusta, Georgia, and A O. Holt, laie Of
WooiVine Mississippi, viii be hailed with pleasure
BY sll who know them.
Students Of Med cine may rest assured that the
practical course Of instruction iuaugurated IN this
Co lege and hitherto 90 successfully pursued viii
be continued WITH undated zeal.
There being no epidemic Of any kind in the city
this season, studeHts may come in with safety as
early ss they please
r ACULTX.
E. D. FEsNEE, N. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice
D. WARREs BhICKELL, H. D., Professor OF Oh
stetrcs and Diseases OF Women and Children.
SAX. CHoFFIa, "A. D., Professor Il OOeratife aud
G BIASD.s N, D.. Professor Of The Principles Of
Surgery.
4 L. CRAwooUH, N. d., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Legal Medicine.
HowARo SMITH, N. D. PrOesor Of Metera Med
lea md Therapeutics.
HEsRT F. CAHPHERL, N. D. Professor ofAnatomy.
ALFREp q. HOiT, n. D., Professor Of Physiology.
". 5. MIToHELL, N. D., and ALFRED W. PsRRY,
d. D., Demonstrators u ANATOMY
ErEeVrE
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County Court Smith County, September


County Court Smith County, September
Rules, 1865.
John Jones ard others,
20 Bill 70 assign Dover snd sell Lsnd.
]. Il. Eaton and Others.
IN this canse. on motion Of eompiainaui's solci-
tors and affidavit 10 uu, Il Satisfactorily appeared
that the defendants Il Eaton, Phi chard IA sifs
Mshulda, ca oline Cheek. and the children OF Ehe-
meyer Ration deceased, names unknown, are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee; Il IA ordered
by The Clerk that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks 10 The Nashville Union, a newspaper
published in the cty Of Nashville, Tenn, requiring
said deiendants 20 appear before the County Court
Of smith. sitting AZ The Court house IN Carthage on
the firsi Monday 10 November next, then and there
to plead answer or demur 10 compliments hiii, or
the same viii be taken Tor confessed and set for
hearing ex pslts ss 10 them.
sep2l-wlf E. W. TURNER, Clerk.
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Iron Fronts
STOVES AND HOLLOW.WARE.

put in their houses viii find it to their rnterest to
call before contracting elseWhera Particular ST.
tenton will be paid TO the manufacture OF
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University Of Pennsylvania.
Announcement for the Ons Hassrsdsh s.s.
isss-6s.

WHHam Giasou, n. ~, EHaerifus Professor o. ssir.
Eev.
Gsone d we'd. n = Frartss p,-f..... q,
IneqrY sd frzs.lce q Ned enc
siItutes n Hedh9na
hnEa T. hodse, -. ID Emeutus Professor Of o.
aisircs nd ilsedses CT Hoalss snli On |ifrsn.
lo=eph gl--on, ". d, Professor % aafsfi. MslIc.
sd ffgTuarF
k1teri :. Rogers, y. D., Pro'as-or O. chsuisfff
le-aph Lalay. o. d. Processes 81 anafornY
heurY u smith. n So. rroiersqr % surrey
ffH1.i. q -nal, y. a. srsiazsor 81 izsuiufsa q
Me|ic'ur
X :, z fanrose. - o., profzasor 81 Otsi.trru
and Dsenses ~ Houreu 40 Cd.tdran.
Aifei she, ~. u, fru.eisor q Tneofy and prae-
fcaof Eaficias.
D. hagus tEueE NJ. n. rcnruuafrsfrr rf Nraflrs-.
a1a Asasi-1s fleatufEF dn oi.niasi sur-sry.
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Without a Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation 10 has 50 long
enjoyed IN Genital America snd the Wsst Indies
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A. business that has hereto ore been neglected IN
Nashville; but We are determined 10 furnish good
stove IN design, finish, durability and cheapness
a. can Be made in the United States
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Agricultural implements,
seeds.

Evs-y vAiusb'e AmsrrsE ssd Foreirn vNseiy q
Neestzhie. Fiover and Gusss SD md Field 6raiu
tnss tzs prsFed Eorihy q cultivation. grosu sai -
lected expressly for our tfate.
sAies ma-iain huik. DsR pouad os blsssl or E
small psckeis. Or reiAilaE. By ne hundred OF
tboasaed aeps-sm-W4s
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stnieufa co iheir srllfIl q ne 90, 81 calrE 81
iha ~ iare sdslfh-n, 6 lrtru II lrnslForih and
Cauirsi sreage. sEil h assis,ai ~ rfccllng com
ioftshe lodgings.
for circular, or furiher .n.oTmainn. ad1ress
sspie-adW s. b LAWSON, ND, Desn.
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Cincinnati College
OF
Medicine and Surgery.

FTtHE rweniieth Reguisr Course OF Lectures 'sii
L ee9in on MoNpAN. October -, and conunee
Until The lster part ni ffh usrf, with preliminary
lectures durne Tie FIRST tErse weeks q october
TIE y VIII o. clinical cytanrs IN DE Nonuier'ial
Wv ho.piisi throughout The eaiire winter open
% NEEDLES. siuacnis
Facuitys
> = issson, ND, Proi. Of ihe P,iaoiplss sni
fTa,iice 81 Eedicinc
s,, 10 Neod' Nd. Pref OF suIgeTy and cin'cai
lshn 4 Tsie, ND. Psot o. olsselues and ns-
eases oi Women
~ lsn,s, NNnsh.n, Mo. Froi. Of Chemistry ana
frs.ie''e = l sSots1 M. Pro, o. Paisley sna
= ; seed' Mo. rror Of Na'cas Medios ard
Forensic MEDICINE.
B.P sooie, Mo. Prsr o. Descriptive md Sur.
elcsi AnstcmY.
n p. Miller, " A. #. neusousirsssr al arst,,,,
NJ h. Csaf, ND, Prosecutor In So
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No mans pane IS more ultimately connected
with the history OF MATERiA MEuICA Of the
United States, or more iaYOrahlY known rs pio-
nser ia Medical Discovery. than ihatof
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Who slso sci
BULLS sARsAPARfLLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
c5al cslrs Li.asL. c5aafy. Tnae.ss,

Crcif Curt LiHoola C5iHft, Trnacssss.
ski RULES, Isas.
David Whi,
Mary A. VIA,
1T arpeariag D. ihe 81 sfsriian cf f. gla-E from
the 40 .l'q1s q eunplslusni'a tsl iiaf az d.
rnlaut MAY A. We q uol rssideuf III fie aiasa
~ Ieuaesse= ID thai he ufors ~ iasr aaruot -
-ersed ufcu Der. lt i thsIerors aflIrraI - I1a
Gen. nat Fi'tlic1iina - rrais 10 81 Uniol g
Isaneaeee o. I1rr srie-s raIra 49, f.lrirnr ed
4tieiini % arpe1r g to- c1uff Haass ID ne iowa
tnyeii-Fllei I ucnin couuiY. leu1cssse, 90 lis
hrsi hoada4 IA hoFgmhar uant, and enter her
defence % ccirrt4lsuf's slll or lee sane vi b.
iaEen ~ cert SD % her, a1d 80 diva or
hesrl-g ~ paeie-
Rs WooDAaD. -C-rk.
sapE-uN
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Ore iuiroiuri1fy aIii b. delivered 20 the ccurza-
Clluiea, Irsrructirn = ven t1rIfrn1ul ~ -
siuu IN ile Melir1I Hal d ifr Professor. 1ui -
ths HosFlia's a. % rt'IaIITIlh hasl.iai. elu-
nInE ca nd il1lrilet lu = See
missy Surgery aod afE.ere 80 - tiiT i94lit
- lna au1Tur rate r. e -
Ire taaaarlInr edrl1fs aaaiaf re aurarIrlar-
49, a. &C. P11.sscE of Ara eng fad ilie uaudn
airsier a.s apsa ihrslElpll fae geaF, ezcsrt 10
IuiY a1a AE9lft
~ Rf.ns1 81 0perti W Surgery and tts frtH.
ssssiou. ua-zI - slIeffnlioa q ne P11fes.us I'll
aurErfE-
- ~ iis Ieeiulss 'ea.h fIorssadf sfsi ~.
1910 Fss-....-..........
"a. d ne n.ss. .s q -, 81 y;
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SAMUEL E. JONES, PrOp'r.
Cooking and Heating Stoves,

Country HolloW-vare OF all sizes and descriptions
Sugar Kettles. etc etc. In short, every descrp.
ton Of work dons IN Foundry and Machine Shops
The Patterns OF the late firm OF
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We Ask

The suffering mi lions IN our land to gvo this
remedy trisl convinced inst By H. timely use
many NAV b. relieved. msny cured Ct Dyspepsis,
Haarihurn. toug Stcmsch, SICK hcadacre. liEl-
ns.s Indigo ton, lies &, siyeuess, B lious A.
lacks, Liver Complain a Eheumaiic Affections, &c-
Rssd the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca D. bot
De, aud do not use the medicine against the advice
OF your Physician.
Manufactured only BY TARRANT 90, 27s
ereausich street. New York.
sWFnr sale Nv al nlTucriEts nave. "
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South Caroina---Richland District

Catherinc Franck vs.. II. +. Franck and c.
II: tranck.-EMt for Sale Of Real Estate.
pursuance of the order of the Court of
= E4nity.in in the above case. l will sell. on
the the Fll;sT MONDAY in November next,
before the Court House, at 10 a. M.
The lot of LAND used by the late H. G..
franck as a store, fronting on Richardson
street, and bounded as fellows: North by a
lot formerly owned by Thomas Campbell.
afterwards by II. c. Franck; now L. S. Nick.
rrson' south by q lot which formerly be-
.onged to Robert =. Russell, East by lot
which formerly belonged to DR.. Fitch. now
/. ). Nlckcrson. On the North is an allcy
way, feet inches wide and 80 feet 6 inches
deep. ''to be kept open forever es an alley
way IN common for owners Of adjacent
lots. The let is one-fourth of an acre.
and fronts 81 feet 3 inchcs.on Richardson
street. "'''
Terms: :-Onc-thrd cash. Balance on g
credit OF one and two years, interest an
nually, until the Whole debt be paid; Sc
misses. u. p DESAI-SSIpE
Wv lib
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To Rent.

A VALUABLE AND WELL SETTLED
~ PLANTATION IN Richland District
on the W3tefee River, four miles from the
Railr' I'd, containing about 5000 Acres of
Land, upwards N 1000 cleared and well
fenced. On the place are 30 Excellent
Negro Houses, Steam Saw Mil and Gin
House, and all the other necessary out
buildings. All the stock of Cattle and
Mules on the place, together with the pre-
sent crop of Corn, VIII be sold cheap 20 an
approved tenant. There are now On the
place 500 Negroes, most Of whom csn be
doupticss 'l!r'" lei lii, IL II year.
For TERMS and particulars apply u Hon
Nm. AIKEN, Charleston, DR. Robert w.
GIl}DES, Columbia, o~ u. ID. w Ray
pcsr. r.Ga2fd.n. Oc: "a u
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Headq' rs District of Western S. c..
FOURTH SEPARATE BRIGADE.

FOURTH SEPARATE BRIGADE.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. October %, 1865.
Il EENERAL ORDERS NO. u. 6
IN mo instance will the Local Police
4 Companies, organized under the pro-
VISIONS of Circular No l, of September
26 1865, from these Headquarters, be al
lowed to enter upon thcir duties without
formal permission from these Headquar-
.crS.
The Rosters OF the officers and the mcr.
C IMPOSING these Companies, must be for
nels, and the fact that, the persons whose
names are borne thereon have taken the
prescribed oath to the United States Go
vernment, must be certified to by Sub Dis
trico Commanders. who are charged with
the execution OF the above order in their
respective commands. BY order Of
Brcvct Major-Gcncrsl A. AMES.
CH.s. q. CAELEToN. ASST .Adj':. Genl.
Oc1 Z5
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New Goods !

TNHE subscriber has now in store rca-
Il sonablc stock Of standard GROCERIES
and SUPPLIES which he offers to tho pub
u. lic At .alr rates: part OF which is as fol-
lows:
25 bbls. cd, A. and c. SUGARS.
hhds. good BROWN SUGAR.
bbls. $. H. SYRUP. :,
65 boxes Sperm and Adam'nc CANDLES.
70 g Family and No. SOAP
30 g TOILET SOAP assorted.
20 bags Java and Rio COFFEE.
20 packages STARCH
3 tierces Natural LEAF LARD.
10 hhds. Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS,
tiercc BREAST-PIECES.
Z g S. G. HAMS.
q, bills. and halls bbls FLOUR.
20 packages MACkEREL.
40 boxes SCALED HERRINGS
10 bbls. ''Peach Blow POTATOES.
20 sacks Liverpool SALT.
19 bbls. W. w. and Cider VINEGAR.
30 doz. WOOD BUCKETS.
20 BROOA1S, assorted.
SpICES-a variety.
BLUE VITRIOL, COPPERAS.
RAISINS. CREAM TARTAR.
CAR. SODA, POTASH.
Matches, Soda, Wine and Boston Biscts
1o5 kegs Parker Mills Nails.
Is doz. &c luine Collins Axes
With many other articles usually found
in a carefully selected stock.
c. II. BALDWIN,
A. the old stand Of Allen s. Dial!
Oct 25 G
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Sale Cf Real Estate.

WILL sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
a November next; all that tract of LAND.
cc9ntainns c951i an1 five hundred and twenty-five
CSoLo} acres more or less, 'on tho waters of
the estate of j. J. Odom, deceased. 6ound-
ca as follows: On the West, bv lands of
Hlchard Sanders;on the Nerth, by lands Ct
Mm: Glover: ON the South by lands of
Daniel and Hhodcric Mcdaniel. and lands
formerly OF r. \: Lewis; on the East, by
tdnus than OF Mlhiam C0lman. On the premises
good out.houscs, barn, kitchen, &c. with
a Inc spring OF water. About forty Or fifty
acres are under cultivation. The lands
IInl1ncoately on the creek is good bottom
land. The tract is well timbered.
ID. b. DESAUSSURE,
Admir- Cum 7estdme,to Annero.
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DRY GOODS
TO r. Il a die ST.

line variety, to which the attention of
the ladies is particularly requested. We
2aVc fine assortment of
Bleached and Brown HOMESPUN.
MOUSSELIN DIES LANES.
English and American PRINTS.
Cambria, twilled and plain.
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Longcloth.
Calcoes, Worsteds, Coburg, &C., suitable
for fall and winter
Alpacas, black and coored.
Combs and Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Perfumes df every variety.
Chalk Pearl Powder.
Ladies Shoes, Bootces and Ties of all de-
scrlptions al, the latest fashions.
Tuck Combs, Hair Nets. Watcrfalls-sll
OF the Very last styles and patterns.
Hosiery Of all descriptions.
English and American Gloyts of th
prettiest style
Hem stitched Handkerchicfs, Thimbles.
Needles, Thread, spool, silk and cotton.
Hooks and Eyes, Wells
Ladies Billet and Letter Paper. ruled.
Skirt Braid Of all colors
LastinSs, Whalebonc
Belts and Belt Buckles and Ribbons.
Pearl and other Buttons fancy. dress and
common.
Scissors, Pas.
Hair Pins, Wire and gutta pcrcha n
Misses and Children's Shoes
Round Combs, Wadding, Table-cloths.
Ginghams, Lace and Trimmings.
Working Cotton, Velvet Ribbon, Elastic do.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, October 2O.-Cotton
market dull at SOC. Corn unchanged.
Pork heavy. Lard quiet. Whiskey
tlrmer. Flour declined from 10 to zoe.
a barrel. Sales 1900 barrels: State
flour. S7.65 to SS45. Rice, East In
dla. $3.50 to $3.50: Carolina, 50. so
to SIT. Wheat declined from &c. %
Gc.' Sales 90, 900 bushels. Pork firm.
Sales II 900 barrels. Whiskey steady.
at $3.50 per gallon. Sugar firm, at
rom a to 49,. Turpentine firm, at
rom IS t. IS. Fsights quiet. Gold
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Atlanta Medical College.

THE Course of Lectr,scs in this institu-
ton will commence on the FIRST MON
DAY in November next, and continue four
months-the Faculty having changed the
time for the session from summer to tbe
winter months
JOHN G.. wEsTMoRELAND, Dean.
Oct Is 1n,n
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By Felegraph.
Liverpool Market.

NEW YORK, October 3O.-Additional
foreign news received states that the
market for breadstutfs was quiet and
hrm. Flour quiet; prices steady.
Wheat-winter Ped, 9s. 4d., and SIS.
lid Corn steady. Provisions steady.
sect firm; prices advanced. Pork
stock limited; prices advanced 2s.- Cd.
Bacon unchanged and firm. Lard
active, and advanced Is. I'd. Sugar
advancing. Coffee firm. Rice firm.
Hosan dull.s Spirits turpentine active.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
e. g. &AA,Mss

II ESPECTFULLf advises the public that
BOOKS AND STATIoYsElRY' slfsS' u in 9CloGE nj ~
branches. Also. SHEET MUSIC. STRINGS
for Guitar and Violin, PHOTOGRAPH Al.
BUNS, &c.
Salcs-room, at present, on Plain street
near Nickcrson's Hotel, whore he will be-
pleased to serve his old friends and the
public generally Oct o. 1"'
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Six Members

nF THE Legislature can be acconmo-
- dated with comfortable ROOMS and
BOARD IN Private Family, corner OF
Bull and Washington streets. Oct a -
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Just Received
AT :
LUMSDEN5& Il M'CEE+S.

4 tANS of OYSTERS, small and large
~ Cans of LobstcrS, fresh.
Kits of Salmon
Cases of New Cod Fish
half Bbls. Family Flour, best.
boxes Genuine Sperm Candles
Cans West India Preserves
Cans Fresh Peaches and Tomatoes.
And various othor good things.
oct 2J wsN,2
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Glass and Crockery,sdre, &c.
BY JAMES G. GIBBES.

F"rhtture, Class and Crockery,sdre, &c.
BY JAMES G. GIBBES.
G. F. HARRISON, Auc91oSKEh
WILL be sold, at the Auction Rooms above.
j.: G. Gibbes' store, on TOMORROW,
GIhursday,) 26th inst, at 10 O'clock.
The following ARTICLES, viz:
IL Canc-seat Chairs
Cut Glass Decantrrs, Hook Glasses.
Dishes, Pitchers and Basins.
= Knives and Forks.
Rcady-madc Clothing. Shawls
'%ost harness, Saddle and Bride end other
articles. ALSO.
fine Saddle Horse.
elnc Gold Watch.
Pearl and Gold Earrings.
Valuable Medical Works. &C..
on day of sale. 0ct %
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LIQUORS.

BBls. EXCELSIOR WHISKEY. Bonroon
MN MONONGAHELA WHISKEY.
Bra'9lies, Gin and Bittc:s, &C.
fincgars. AND
A general assortment of Fancy Goods on
hand. Oct 81 6
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Gentlemen's Variet7s,


Coats, DRESS and frock, Pants, Vests.
Shirts OF all descriptions, owe, md under
Flannel and. Fancy Shirts.
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton.
Hats, Stockings, Socks. Cloves great
variety.
Collars, linen and paper.
Wristbands, Playing Cards.
Fine Tooth md Pocket Combs
Buttons, for coat, pants, vests; Buckles
for do; Tooth Brushes.
Boots and Shoes Of ull STYLES and the
best qualities.
Pocket and Neck Handkcrahiefs, silk and
cotton, Neck-ties Of the latest STYLES.
Pocket Books.
Fancy Pipcs-Anlerican Mecrschaum.
Pocket Handkerchief linen, silk and
cotton; Hats; Pen and Pocket Knives.
RaZors and Razor Strops.
Suspendcrs OF all styles.
Tobacco French and English style.
Shirt Bosoms, Boys Shoes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS,

Best Kerosene Oil, Watch Keys, Taylor's
Twist, Glass Chimnies, best Ink, Gun Caps,
Tobacco Bags, Shoe Laces,, Slate Pencils
Umbrellas, ChildreI's Gloves and Hose.
Violin and Guitar Strings, Letter Paper and
Envelopes and q vast variety of ether arti-
cles, desirable to both sexes, which we have
not the space to enumerate Apply at the
old stand, in Assembly street, to
Sept II SULZBACiiER & co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-25
H ardwa are,

CARPEA rERS TOOLS.
LOCKS, Door and Window Fastenincs
Hatchets, Hammers.
Axes, Spades, Shovcls.
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Fire Dogs, Shovels and Pokcrs.
Cotton Cards, Coffee Mills.
Frying Pans, Well Wheels.
Curry Combs, Brushes, &c.
Tin and Hollow Ware.
Trace Chains.
Kerosene Lamps, (variety.)
Tumblcrs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-25

OF aN descriptions. suitable to- all seasons
and all manner Of persons. They have
aln"nS many other articles, frcs!. sup. ;,
OF the following:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-30
wILLIAMsBURGH.

COLLISION on THE FAST RIvER-SEvERAL
LApIEs lSJrEEp. shortly before noon yesterday the
ferry-boat Nebraska plying between the foot Of South
Seventh street. Z. D., and Roosevelt street. n " coz
hded with United stacs gunhoat, while the latter
vas leaving tho Navy Yard. The Nehra.k. wn
struck near the bows the eide whore the gentle
men's cabin IL located aud received eonside rahle
injury in her upper works hut, strange TO say no
person va Injured on that eide OF the boat The CON
eus-iou, however, was no great aud sudden that
we're thrown with great force against her rails and
two OF them At least received sofioue injury A lady
named Crosby, whose husband Ia In The navy had
Der hip dlsocat ed and conveyed to her
No. " Grand yreet Y. ID. A LADY real ling In Sev
YORK we also badly injured hut her name could net
be asceraned. This ferry boat has teen to the bot
tn OF the East River seyer times but she a. ems 10
De- preserved fol further notoriety.
REcRUIrISo.-Snceth the Draft on the n I
Of February, I51 have been added TO the service
OF the 4. $. In the 9nd District. but even this LARGE
number leaves the quota sadly deficient aa will a
seen by the following hSures The 9Th ward has vet
70 obtain l4y 9Th ward ~ eth ward 200 iOth is
l2th, lSo l4th, l5S 10Th, 295 nth las 18th 10;
NcS Lots 10; Flathush, s. The 18th ward la, h.d
several meeiinNs TO fill their quota aud have now In
hgnd about 5000 for the puipoee. Several intiuen-
hal citizens of the lith viii hold meetins this week
ior the pufP~e " assisting recruiting, aud many
other vndS are on the alert bat II IL believed there
smother draft $500