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NfOrk. Nthsp tati ~ Iltts
MAcHIAsPoRT, April as-Arr schr Giraffe, jay. a..-
YEW ORLEANS, May S-sid steamer Liberty, Stafford.
NORFOLK May s-Arr brig starlsh, tBr) Scott Halifax
9Th schrs Annie Burgess, Thompson. Philadelphia;
NEWPORT, May S-Air schrs s Dean, Cook, for Phila
aelpha; tithisn Durham Fan River for do; argus
EiizabsthPort for Rorbuiy having repaired, 49,
Arr schrs Nathi Holmes Arnold Rzabe.hport Superior.
Fo:e MSdse for NYoE bangor 0f norwich
TEw HAVEN, May t1xr schss sarah Read, Read; Ida
asa Rccss. vlIs"!s hns Sus:Sn, DO; Gsr,rsss a
T T ssepa fsnfn Fierce m M
speman, Butler do: sarah Layina Ketehu. aud Thomas
p1 "a. R f Ssa E.S.1se R Rs
saa
PHILADELPHIA, Nay tar steamer Susan, vanderver
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senso1 Be.on Reading Adams sn Ma Saeni Rev.
esssss :s ss Gs E
Ksasns psnisi Boston Noslsea Crowley isse ea
s:: psoIs.ss F:s:sS 5,ss ss!
VsI.I r sI what
II Daley, II Gibson, and b Townsend. Hiorf below.
s mss. from 1uiS :rs om sd M s 'is Eeos cSS
.iadt bs Ida Halifax Eih g JAso 3D. bark Eliza Young.
CAB sf flsa Hoss. Morgan
Morfon) CArdsnas Sid bark Orcha; brigs Dunkeld Ma
ria, and Lizabsl; and the large West India feet
oth-Ar brig Rolling Nave, Hall. Havana: schrs David
srs Iss . s0 i.aeo Goos
snS n S :, wsss ., En-
Dirigo Sherwood, NYork.
PROVIDENCE. May 4-Arr schrs Julia Z willets Bayies.
Philadelphia; John Walker Overon do Amelia Beebe do;
WIN sareenI saIsen Delaware City: scud Abbot, rren
Eldrdge NYork: seahower Chase do: Milton, Raymond
do; Ky. stokes do; Kate Stevens do; soop Victory,
port, Is,ss Andes.on Doyle NYort Barnes Dosns do
York; schrs Messenger Holden Rockland; Jenny Lind,
Graves and Anna Collins. Tooker. NYork.
SALEM May SID schrs Z Page, Frink; Eliza A Re.
becca Price, and y Wheaton. Ireland Philadelphia:
WILMINGTON, NC May 3--Arr brig Nameaug, Leank
Baltimore cld ID brig c Allen, Barbour. st Mares,
(Hayu).
Phladel phia.
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.Tersey city News.

pyAJp ~ Cmip nv ALps--Coronrr Hsnlcy. Of
Hudon city, held inquest on Saturday on the body
~ Anna Hemmers, three years Of age whose parents
sds corner Of clinton and Franklin streets, who was
srad.d death Friday afternoon by falling into a
boiler 81 hot wbrh bad been len standing on the
foor vbo the mother went down stairs for pail Or
wnier verdict 81 accidental death was rendered
HEAVY v,Rn'cr RfiIss IsrnsoSsSsr.-A suit was
ooncuded IN the Hudson County Court on Friday night
in wbchesamue Williams, oolored sued 10 recover five
Thousand dollars damages for false Imprisonment on a
charge having 10 bis possession stolen horse which
afterwards proved 20 belong 20 him. The defendants
were George Titus, VIM Prowey and officers Doyle and
heNaIparn, Of the jersey CITY poicc. The jpry
foupd verdict against Illus assessing tie dsnnetg at
nrsea tbous2Dd dollars, and avii,ed tho other sr,cs
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and Jacob Rah aged 10 months OF Inflammation of tho
lungs
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon a.
two O'Clock
REySoLDs-At Fordham, Friday morning, May 4,
at four O'clock PATRICK REYNOLDS, late OF New York,
aged rs years.
The fr ends and relatives of the family also those of
his brothers, Owen and John, invited To attend the
fun raj at his late dense Foiham, this Sunday af.
ternoon, at enc O'Clock His remains VIII DC inferred at
Morrsania.
RoraERHAM.-In Jersey City, WILLIAM ROTTERDAM, In
the 37th year of his age
rhc relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral, from his late residence,
No 800 outh Eighth street. at two o'clock this Sunday
afternoon.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SAALFELo--0n Friday evening, May 4, ALBERT SAAI-
FIELD, native of Hamburg, Germany, aged 43 years
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his iae residence
No 10 West Twenty eighth street. between Fifth avenue
and Broadway, THIS Sunday afternoon at half two
O'Clock, without further notice.
ScHNEDEKER.-On Friday, May 4, ANNA CArnERINA
MARIs ScuNEDEKER wife of Gerhard Schnedeker In the
10th year OF her age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
from her late residence, 1870 Wooster street.
TnoMPsoY.-In Philadelphia, Thursday, May 3,
after short but illness MARY HUNTER, the be-
loved wife OF Geo. r. Thompson and daughter OF Mar
garet and the late John Hunter.
WARD.-At Newark, on Saturday, May s. MOSES WARD,
in the 10th year of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral
on Tuesday afternoon. al three O'Clock, from his late
residence 43 Washington street.
WEBsrsR-Suddenly, of apoplexy, on Saturday, May
g. Captain JOSEPH WEBSTER, aged % years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence I'D
Elliot plae, Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon, at three
O'Clock. The remains will be inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery.
WMrE-On Friday, May 4, WEXFORD WHITE, widow Of
Bernard White, county Sligo ireland. aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF her
son-naw, John MuIlaney 100 Leonard street The rea
tves and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon, at one
o'clock.
wuRDr-0n Wednesday, May 2, CHARLES H wuRDr,
aged IS years.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF his late uncle, 50 Pike
street, this Sunday afternoon at half past one O'Clock
GAINESVILLE, Wis, papers please copy.
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BrookIyn CITY NeMs.

The KrSGs COUNTY MEDICAL Soctry Alta recent meet.
Ing OF the Kings County Medical society a resolution
was unanimously adopted 90 tender their professional
services 10 the Metropolitan Board OF Health and use All
in their power 20 inform the public upon neces
sary sanitary measures and carrying plans for the
promp, relief Of the needy.
F,riL AcupsSr-Late on last Friday afternoon VIM.
Taylor while work at the Sectional Docks the foot
~ Court street was Instantly killed by the falling OF
Nelson which he was engaged IN hosting Another
vyorl man sustained fracture OF Of bis legs Tav.
Dor was forty years OF age single, and resided Ham
ION avenue near Bush sareet
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BiA,HrIR- NcNgf.-M Calvary church in This ci,v
Thursday May 3 by Rev. f. A. washbnrn M
CnaHLss g. " BllvKnsR &c Buffalo, " " 10 MISS
lssrrLL EitxN mrNtit, Of Glover VI
rorV--MoRK On Thursday, .ay g. hy the Rcy Dr
Mielzep'r SotosoS N. CoHS TO Miss SorniA H. Mons
No cards
IAGy-Gs,Nr--On Tuesday, April a. at 81 Andrew a
church, by Rev Michael curran JANIS Lacy 10 ASNK T
GRsNT, bofii ~ this city.
OtssHEi~ HnmnAS On Thursday May a. az the
ics'cD,e c The brhrs yarpts, by TIE re, Dr Raphael
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

, pT,y,ciAL EvEs.--ARTIpfCfN HMM ,bftf
,,,ac 10 order and inserted W Drr. HAU'H y
I, ~ employed " Hossorneal, ~
l.1isl. ~ prOJdssy, Ne. fcfk
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SOUTHERN ADvEnTIsEMENFs.

Go 00O -rnE BEST COTTON PJN ~ .sIr ~ ~
DlZ.UUU. Southwestern Georgia 49, arae, az an
extensive plantation nly Irovsoncd ana ssosnea ~, r
yoar An aupro ed party advancing the above anos VI,
rscryc m assignment The plantation as security 49,
~, ~. ~ ~ ,roets for years as fnHy =
n Al ,i ,,ocy ary circumstances cannot be less tAan
49, 49, 49,, address =. u. d., Herald odce.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

NuTIcE.-JonN y COUGH WILL LECTURE On
~ Temperance next Thursday evening MAY TO- 1861 81
Allen street ~ H. church. New York situated between ~,
nrlon and Delaney streets Services commence Al
W. Tickets for sale az Rushton's, Asor iouse anu ~
the door he evening OF the lecture after os O'CLOCK
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REMOVALS.


IIARPs- REMOVAL.
III J. v. BROWNE CO.,
HARP MAKERS
have removed their WAREROOMS To 5Sl BROADWAY.
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Strings OF the best quality Music and requisite for
the harp
T LOvEJOY SON, DENTISTS, HAVE REMOVED
81 10 West Eleventh 70 their elegant
apartments LAG Broadway. between Twenty sixth aud
Twenty seventh streets
+ BROWN A CO HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. TO
~. No Park place opposite the old Office where shall
10 collect and settle all classes OF claims inst the
government for back pensions bountcs prize money
&c Several prize lists ready Officers receive
clothing lost on vessels destroyed.
NOTICE OF REMOVALS.. HETLPERN, IMPORTER
IN and Jobber OF Mems Furnishing Goods have
from ~ Murray and IS Warren streets 10 the building
lS3 Church street
DEMovAL.-BAKER a MCKINNEY HAVE RE
IL moved from 6S Walker street 10 III Grand street few
doors east OF Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE UNITED SHIP
"A wrights Caulkers and Ship Joiners will be held nc
Clinton Hall on "Wednesday evening May a. eight o'clock
of reung the OF the Master ship
wrghs caukers and ship Joners BY ordr Of Committee
o' Afirsr wants JOHN REED, President
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nENTISTS' SAMPLES GRATUITOUSLY FURNISHED
- for practically demonstra the superiority of my
proved self hardening, Interchangeable Adamantean White
Filling all other substitutes for gold. Address II.
GILES LUTHER, Dentist care VIM r. Ben jamin. ESQ., II
Front
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O'Clock from the South Second street Methods,
Episcopal church.
Morton. native of Pomeroy, county Tyrone ireland.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
dence, NO se5 West Twcnty-nfth street, on Monday
afternoon at one O'Clock.
NoStYrkssr.-0n saturday, May s, GrsrAvrs MONEY.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from 23 Sixth avenue,
Monday afternoon, at two o'clock.
MoxRoK-0n Friday May 4 Elder DANIEL MONROE, in
the seth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral Monday afternoon, at
two O'Clock, from the Christian church, Twenty eighth
street, near Broadway.
MurR,y-on Friday, May 4. MARY MURRAY, wife Of
John Murray, after long and severe Illness native Of
| county wcstmeath, ireland.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
AIS Third avenue, this Sunday afternoon at half-past
| one o'clock.
| MuRrnA-on Friday May T. JAMES MuRrHA, native Of
Ireland county Longord, parish OF kilasheen, the
The friends an, relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence
900 Columbia street, South Brooklyn, this Sunday
| afternoon, at hall past two O'Clock.
| McAspsrw. On saturday. May o, JANIS McAypRgw,
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
from his late residence, LOO Second The
mains will be Inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
McMAsus.-On Saturday. May g. kssi JAW McMASrs,
4 aged ~ years. month and days
The funeral will takc place from the resence Of her
bfOtncf.tn. Avs iatFch bsharhcr,
fourth street this Sunday afternoon, az two O'Clock
PnIurs On Thursday afternoon, Say 3, at -four
| o'clock, S,NULL PHILLIP, ased ~ years
The minds amt featv YES Uf no Fam ~, also the
bers Of Mariner LODGE No o., = anu a " also the
ceamens Boarding House Keepers Bon violent Aseoca-
respectfully nv ted TO attend Tie funeral, tins
Sunday afternoon at two oclcck, ron his late resi-
dencc No l5Cheuy street
yiER--,m THURSDAY, Nay 8, L. ksrrES, aged 80
| years
The friends aud rcla are ~ sctfully invited 10 at
tend the func al from hcr alto residence No seSecond
"a. xtrTrf me ~ tga i.fts
! noou al one o'clock, Ni,8out futihti inv tation
l sA,n.-Oa FRIDAY, May 4, JcuS ssccs, " Mary
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WANTED-5o EXPERIENCED WOMEN, TO SEW
w ticks. Apply at 31a haisNn street.
BEDDING AT IS PER CENT REDUCTION
Feathers, Beds, Hair, Moss, Husk seaweed nnd Straw
Mattresses.
Live Feathers Blankets Comforter Iron Bedsteads
and Cots Call and examine before purchasing else
where. T. HEYMAN CO.,
$50 Canal street. and
374 Hudson street
, 1866-09-07
FRA E.
N%APoLEoN's ASSURANCE OF THE SAFETY

NAPoLEoN's ASSURANCE OF THE SAFETY
OF BELGIUM.
Paris, August Is, 1866.-The Emper-
or Napoleon denies having entertained
any design of annexing any of the terri
tory of Belgium TO France.
Frontier Rectiication Not Mentioned.
London, August 2O-Noon. The fol-
loving despatch has been received from
Paris =
Paris, August 20, 1s66.-The Paris
papers keep silent in regard to the ques-
tom of the rectiication of the frontiers of
France.
, 1866-09-07
Iron tie London Times, Awgust ~

(From the Times Correspondent

IRON We I4meS Correspondence
MILAN, Aug. IS.
BY those disposed to make the best Of
things, the conclusion of the armistice
and the certainty that peace would be
maintained and Venetia coded to italy
were received as good news-not the
best that had been hoped for, but still
satisfactory, and a relief after recent
doubts and anxieties. The moderate
party evidently desires to suppress the
vexation they cannot help feeling, at the
circumstances of the war and at the re-
trogade movement imposed upon the
Italian arms. The device resorted to by
the Government to cloak this last I'M
pleasant fact was so transparent that it
imposed upon nobody. Italy was required
by Austria to withdraw from the Tren>
tino and from certain other positions as
an indispensable condition of negotiations
for peace. Italy refused, and affected to
renew the war. Then the chiefs of the
army informed the Government that if
, 1866-09-07
PR u SSIA.
TIVE CHAMBERS.

THE ANNEXATION BILL IN THE LEGIsLA-
TIVE CHAMBERS.
Berlin, August IS, 1866.-A bill is un-
der discussion in the Prussian Chambers
which has for its object the annexation
to Prussia of the Kingdom of Hanover,
the Electorate Of Hesse, the Ducby Of
Nassau and the city Of Frankfort.
, 1866-09-07
Y.
VICTOR EMANUELTO TREAT WITH POPE
FoR H POSSESSION OF ROME.

Paris, August 20, 1S66.-It is rumour-
ed here that the Italian government will
soon treat directly with the Pope for the
cession of his temporal dominions and
the establishment of Rome as the capital
of Italy.
, 1866-09-07

%Flensburg, August 14-An appeal has
been issued by the President Of the Ma
tlonal party to the people of Schleswig
asking them to willingly acquiesco in
Prussian rule. The only party favorable
to Denmark has demanded foreign inter
vention.
, 1866-09-07
E ID.

Fl POLITICAL SITUATION UNCHANGED.
London, August IS, 1866 There is
nothing of Importance to report in Brit
ist politics.
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COMMUNICATED. I

MsssRs. EDlroRs: Please publish tbi,
acknowledgment Of amounts received for
repairing the Mount Zion College Building.
Members Of the Noun, Zion Society were
not solicited since they contribute other.
wise.
Further contributions are solicited from
'hose who haze any aiterestin South Carolina
Institutions of Learning
G. II. McMAsTER,
o. r THOMPSON, Committee.
s. B. CLOWNEY,
David II Flannikcn, $5. James NJ Do,v
80, W s Rabb, SIS. W n Chandler, S5
Robert Ellison, $3.50, NJ Hall. So. W
Williams. So, DuBosc Egleston, $3.50
Baeot & Rivers, 50 so, j w Sprinkle. So so
John Mcintyre, 81, F Gerig. So, Charles
Muller, 50, W NJ Nelson. ST, VIM Murray,
81, II N McAIaster, 81, A C Elder, ST, c
Cathcart, 81, Samuel Cnthcart, So, w W
Ketehin 81. J Walker. 81, Cash, ST, DR. W
Propst, 81, J McCully, ST, / Wolfe. So
a s Douglass, ST, VIM Aiken. So, G II Nc,
Master, $40, u S Ketchin, So. Total.
$72.0U. '''
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The English Parliament does not OK
actly belong to the Local Department
of a Winnsboro' paper, but an incident
that occurred il that body not long ago
reminds us of one that takes its latitude
and longitude from having happened not
u thousand miles off.
A member Of Parliament. wa. ted to
make some remarks OH the strange and
new.fangled disease that is sweeping of
tho cattle i'll England. He sets ont
with a'arawling, slow.coach style after
,thts fashion. II have had the rinder.
pest" and then pause. OF course all
the hearers laughed outright. But he
added, con my farm"
So too our hero started in certain
dpiberative body to ventilate himself
after tliis sort. "Mr. Chairman i
Observation-Disclosures my-.head
--.-for---ten--years" -; then a
dong pause. "The gontleman's been q
long time gettingit it out" burst from
one Of the body, and Of course our
hero wilted for while at least
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2S7 King 81, - doors Below Went,eoyh.
WE have now opened splendid
Stock of Spring Goods, English,
French and American, which arc of the
most desirable styles tbe markets can afford.
TO planters furnishing the Freedmen either
fer clothing or for barter with them. our
Wholesale rooms Offer every indueement.
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being busy season with the planter
and he sot able TO VISIT the city, orders nc.
companieS with city reference win meet
with prompt Mtenti+s,
N Is. Samples, with price lists, sent 10
any part of the State. Our stock consists
IN part Of
White OsnabGrghs. Striped Osnahurgs,
Blue Denims, Brown Denims. Heavy Brown
Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings.
Bleaohed Shirtings, Bleached and Brown
Shirtings. Cd, Cd, l0.4, 1874 Plah Blue
and Stripped Blue Iomcspuns. Bieachei
and Grown Drills, Black French Broad
cloths. Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen hy
the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen DAM
ask, NIL qualities, Calicoes, all qualities.
Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fine
Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black
Silks, Colored Muslins, in every variety.
Fine French Muslins, White and Black
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck, Farm
ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
Cottonades.
Together with every variety to be found
in our line; which we offer at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AL Domestic Goods are sold nj q very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call the attention
of the Planterp. Merchants. and the citi.
zens generally Of Fairfield District, to our
advertisement. and solicit call from them
should they visit the city.
" STOLL, WEBB s. CO..
No. 2S7 King ST., doors below Wentworth,
Charleston, s. c.
IL Z. STOLl,, Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB,
II. G. WALKER,
jim l806--lyr
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Religious Services Tomorrow NJ.
r.. Church, Rev G. w. M. CREIGHTON,
IL A. M.
Episcopal Church, Rev. w. 2. Dr..
BOSE, / A. M. and 4 p. Nj.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. t.
BoGGs. L A. NJ. and 2. NJ.
A. r. Church, Rev. G. B. Belts, IL
a. NJ. and 2. NJ.
Baptist Church, Rev. a. M. CART.
LEDGE, IL a. M. and p. NJ.
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New Advertisements. - Ketchin, Nc
Master s. Co., have Wall Papering
and choice lot of Spring and Summer
Goods.
House for Sale or Rent. Apply to
o. r. Thompson, Esq.
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General Directory. 1T will be observ.
ed that We have arranged q Directory
for public convenience. Amy sugges:
tions as to its tuluess and correctness
will be promptly attended 10. We will
thank some friend to give us list Of the
Commissioners of the poor.
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The Thanks of the News Office are due
and are hereby rendered to Messrs. Ba.
cot, Rivers g. Go, for the use on Thurs.
day night of one of their Red Rock Oil
Lamps. Itgave entire satisfaction, and
is ali that it is said to be,-good and
cheap.
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TO FARMERS!
f @ B DIS

PHOSPHATE Or FERTILIZER,
An lmpfover OF the Land. Superior for
WheaS, Gotten, Corn, &C., &c. OF
Superior Quality aud Warranted.
Containing Elements esscmtiaa
10 tho Production of Gr;ljn.
&C., and Improvement
of tise H4;lMd.
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STOLE

ryz& FROM my stables, about sew.
Al1 en miles Northeast of Ncwbcrry on
the night of the 3lst. two MULES-one n
inrgc black horse mule with n bare SPOT ON
MS rnmp: the other n mouse colored mare
mule, with running sore on her shoulder.
any information regarding the mules will
Dc thanStully received, and liberal reward
paid for their recovery.
j. G. S. BROWN,
april o66-2 Ncwberry G. H., S. C.
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THE SUBSCRInERs

III AVE made arrangements viii. Nh
Hl ]. s. PHILLIPS to continue ,h,
DRAPER and TAILORING BUSINESS AZ
their old stand, 80 Broad Street. In
all its branches. rs formerly conducted by
them, and solicit ftr.him from their former
patrons and friends the same liberal patron
nSe 30 generously extended to themselves.
EDaERToN s. RICHARDS
January %, 1866
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Tin Skov.

w ii can now make repairs in Tin
Ware left at our Store,
AS soon as ell oar Tools shall arrive we
VIII be ready TO fill bills Of Tin Ware, and
DO other work connected with the business.
KETCHIN, MoMASTER s. co.
march 29'66-tf {,
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rNH1S is confidently recommended to
l. FARMERS TO BRING LARGE
CROPS, and we guarantee IL to be MS cool
rs any Fertilizer in the Market. and 10
bring as good crops. tried side by side win
any, even Peruyian Guano.
FOR CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO. so.
Put n handful to$he hill when YOU plant.
When the Corn and Cotton are well up, nut
another handful to the hill as a top dress
ing; and when the Corn is about To shoot,
and the Cotton to boil, another handful to
the hill as top dressing. In this way the
Fertilizer goes directly to tho plant, and
the plant gets all Of the benefit Of 1t. Use
1t in this way, and tho Planter cab count
on good crops If the weather is at all favor
able.
We guarantee It to produce as good crops
MS any other Fertilizer used. Use it in the
the way directed, by the side of Peruvian
Guano, or any ether Fertilizer and if IL does
not produce rs good a crop, we will refund
twenty per cent of the price, Use Il in the
way directed by the side Of Peruvian Guano
for FIVE years e6nsecntivefy on tho same
land. and " 1t doesn not produce more money.
and leave the land IN better condition than
Peruvian Guano at the end Of the ave years
We will refund the purchaser twenty nor
cent of the price for the Ave wears. Oprs
will improve the land, and will leave 1t bet-
ter than 1t found IL.
Liberal terms given TO prompt and re.
spcnsibls parties.
JAMES g. GIBBS,
Agent, Columbia, s. C.
ror particulars apply to
II. A. GAILLARD,
msre,. i,ss,-tf Wian'0oFo' 8. G.
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Ketchin, McMaster & Co,

7heICIIH, MCMaSter d Co.,
TAVE received carefully selected
Il Stock of Goods, to which they invite
the attention OF formef patrons of the old
FIRM and "f the public generally. They
have On haRd and are receiving q general
assortment of
Dry Goods. Clothing, Shoes, Hats, School
Books, Medicines Soaps and Perfumerv
Futty and Window Glass, Tin Ware.
Cooking StoSos, Groceries.
Hardware, Baggihg And
Rope, Brooms and
Wooden Ware,
Crockery.
And all otherarticles usually kept in couu-
try stores.
jan 1G.66-tf
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-04-07
Local Items.

The Wcather.--The Thermometer on
Tuesday Of this week stood 7S at 2 p.
4n. and 79 at 5 pm, sOn Wednes,
Nay the extremes of heat between 8 a.
IN. and A P. Nj. were 70 and 80 degrees.
On Thursday the temperature was
'about the same as the day previous.
These notes are taken at the Drug
Store Of DR.. Aiken.