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- DA1 GOODS' -
". T. BURGE L co.
HDWIN BATES 4 Co.
| J. K. READ L co.
STRAUSS, VANCE / co.
AITKIN, MOVES t. JOHNSTON.
KING q GOODRICH.
JAMES B. BELTS.
STOLL, WEBB CO..
P. EPSTEIN, 2BS King Street
P. LYONS CO.
FANCY GOODS.
II. D. BURKETT 4 CO.. SUCCESSORS OF
DEWING.- .-THAYER i CO.
NORTH, STEELE WARDELL.
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
WILLIAMS& & COVERT.
LENGNICK i SELL.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
L. B. SToDDARD & CO.
D. +. FLEMING 6 co.
T. N. BRISTOL, Successor Of DrSHaS, TAFT
/ Cs.
.EDWD. DAILY. Agent.
JOHN C0MMINS.
HATS AND CAPS.
WILLIAMS / COVERT.
X. ii. WILLIAMS i co.
Z. H0RSEY, IS Hayne Street, Successor to HoR-
sRY, AurEx Co.
HARDWARE.
~. E.:ADGER co.
HASTE, CALHOUN CO., q Hsyno Street.
HART co.
BDGERTON RICHARDS.
C..GRAYELEY.
Z. L. DgMING j. co. .-.t
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
LITTLRT& MAR SHALL, ,l,s Ea,t Bay Street.
BOOKS.
z. J. DAWSON 4 co.
Bog GERT, DENNY & co.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
L. CHAPLIN co. -
Il. w. GALE 4 co.
NATHAN d'OTT0LENGUI. &
PAPER IANGlNGs, WINDOW
SHADES AND UPHOLSTERY.
II. W. KINSMAN.
CLOTHING.
EDWIN BATES & co.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMSI& PARKER.
FRANCIS MURPHY.
PIERSON co.
sADDLERY.
HASTE, CALHOUN 4. Co.. ~ Hsyne Street.
HARRoL, NICHOLS & co.
DRUGS.
KING 4 CASSIDEY.
JOSEPH J. MORGAN.
L. CHAPLIN & co.
JOHN KENIFGcK, !S Broad-straet.
CROCKEMY..
WEBB &sAGE. lfsS, -.
WILLIAM e.. WHILDEN 4 co.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
J. S. PHILLIPS, 81 Broad. street..
GRoCERs.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
CHAS. II. NOISE, & co.
GEO. w. CLARK & CO.
THADDEUs STREET.
j. 4 L. DAWSON.
]. +. o'NEILL & SON, 161 East Bay.
". H. CHAFEE, e07 East Bay.
VIM. G URNEY.
HENRY BISCHOFF s co.
THOMPSON l. FRO.
CAHILL CO.
JOHN KING 4 CO.
WAGNER, HEATH 4 MONS EEs.
r. H. & D. MULLER.
BoLLMANN BROS.
HAY AND GRAIN MERCHANTS
JOHN S. BIRD & CO.
BUILDING MATERIAL, SASH,
BLIND AND DOOR MANUFAC.
TURERS.
W. p. RUSSELL eco.
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, MAT
TINGS AND TAILOkS' TRIMMINGS.
5CHAS. D. CARR & CO. >
GRoCERS, AUCTIONEERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BRUN, d BEE.
,AUCTI0NEERS, COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
T. SAVAGE HEYWARD / SONS, 1873 East Bay
street, Charleston, s. c., and l4l Augusta, Ga
STEAM BAKERY, CRACKERS, BIS
q QUITS, ETC.
J. C. II. CLAUSSEN.
IRON AMI MILL UANDSAND MA.
CHINERY AGENCY.
J. M. EASON. .g.
sHIPpING, COMMISSION AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ARCHIBALD. GETTY eco. .r.ss-~
F. CONNER J. co.
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j. D. wssr & Cove are pleased to state that the
Pumps we had Of you, about Year ago, have been in
constant use u hours each day. and raise h hs u1s Of
psr minute They work with but little power, compared
with pumps have used befvIe and do not get out q
repair, aud satisfactory N ali resPeeS Gov
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THE BESTI

I61L 5ISL
By CArrlia EmcssoN, and other eminent epgi-
neers. wo can refer to Thousands using thcn, and
guarantee that oil will recommend them. They
are mora simple in construction, and work easier,
and cost less than all others.
"Our readers will hnd the double ac.nS, Improved
pump OF j. D. West d. Co.. one OF tile best in market.
Il is very simple, works I'd charm, 50 that any child
may u,c il; throws a sleldy, continuous stream, and
does not the coldes exposure aud isunuauay
of our own accord without the knowledge or request Of
The propretors"-N y. Errnino Post, Jaty lat, lsCS
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The State of South Carolina:
nnCprIvI INSTRUCT.

q. EDGkElELDSD DlSlhlOA.'
5ei-7 IN ORDLNAR 7. ~.
nYN. r.DUEESOE, 20 Esquire, Ordinary o.
ID Hdgs6eld District,
Whereas, Lsar. ALL srasa sao :srPm. anS ain.
( on. tSs goods and esattols, hts AID credit
sfH.,Rlsy 7Ly brsad, late 0f the District af0T''
said, deed. ,;,. all
and ,;srulsr, tho kindred and creditors Of ss'
ss;d dsoessad, to ss and appear before NO, At ear
naIt ord:narJ's Cours for thesaid pistrist, to b..
holdsa sofsld G. II. on tbs alssday @ Of ares
8 inst, ste show eaulo, II aaJ, way 'he 'A.s.
,adxinistration iheald nesAs grantee Ia,
,s M.rsk in the year Of eur Lord one tAoa-
sand si.ht hundred and six.y-siS, snd IN ss''
oeats yssr, OF American Indspendsnee.
van 's-ss ". r. DURIsoE, o.R. D: :%
N.,ab 10 - ~ Ct IL Z
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= :, s>-.-.sg < plXOGlCE. 81 e
ri ps,son. having demands against tho Es-
"a ~. of Mrs. HARRIET HERRIN, decd,
arc requested to present the sime, properly at,
: tcstod, bI .Ks rst May. to me, for Paynsnt And
those indebted ths said Estate xre requested "
;..n.d; ,,o navf,ert ass& ~ Z 90 p
~ ~ ~ . 1sissSa JOHN W. HBRRIN, Admor.
lo9 Hsrsls .s@z-s@S q -sisf ,e.3tS z liz
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Notice.

sRs8 .sasps&3 "a - = - - - $50
.S "A LII persons prywi.s indebted 10 The E.ts TO % o.
49,. "a B. r. DAVIS, decd, are, requested to call
4on p u. Clark Esqr., my authorized Agent. and
Attor,icJ and settle. And those having d9mapds
.asa;ust tho sa:d estate sill lease present them to
{ rnysgsss:dA Agsak aud Attorney prepsrly- -as-
sesssE - GaTCE 6s0AWaas 48Dsg
nayz0 u "
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EISK,s PATENT
METALLIC BURIAL GASES
AND CASKETS /!

-A1N IL o-EAhoIA-lId ~
sHyIIE Subscriber has just received an assort-
Il mont Of these beautiful Rosewood finish
METALLIC BURIAL CASES and CaSKETS-
Alright and indestructiblo-f protecting ana
preserving the Dsad-which ho will sell at but a
moderate advance on original cost and transporta-
tion. Wherever introduced theTe Cases have the
preferences over all others.
G- Orders promptly filed. Terms. Of cour,o.
strictly CaIh. j. N. WITT.
Edgefeld, Mar 13 80 1T III
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Y. ID. WEST & CO.,

Us 10 w EJ CN OV.5 :,
40 COURTLAND ST., NEW YORK
sv Orders may be sent through the AMERICAN
ApyInr1sIso AogNcY, 3S9 Broadway, New York.
Mari lm ~
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CARD.
70 10IHEMERGHANTSoPT PTHES0tHh

TTyHE undersigned, Wholesale Dealers, advise
II YOU of the fact that Charleston, is again
market for tho PURCHASE Of goods, and in view O
the carly opening Of the spring trade, He Deg ie
solicit tho resumption Of tho patronage 10 LIBERAL
ly extended to this market in tho past. :,
We arc aware that many old and respected
firms will DO missed from our number, but many
familiar names will be found in now associations,
rosdy to supply tho wants OF the TrGdo, SIS ofyore,
and othor old and now frmE will be sdded to onE
number at an carly day ;-
Tho cash and short credit 1ystam having been
universally ndop:edin all tho Northern markets,
We are necessarily eompelledto to adopt d like sys-
tom 81 the only s.fe one on which to conduct bu-
siness, and the heavy percentage once necessary
to covor bad debts will now be avoided. Small
profits and quick returns wilfbethe rule, and un-
der its working we hope not only to restore to our
ancient city it's former prosperity, but TO extend
her trade TO the full extent of the capabilities her
excellent geographical position and natural ad-
vantagos afford Our interest and ambition COM
bino to stimulate us in attaining this result,
The South Carolina Railroad is now open to
Coum ba, and its President has officially informed
us that the Aueusta line will be completed to
Blackville this month, and that on tho first Of
February he will receive through freight tv Au-
gusta. A line Of steamers to Savannah will af-
ford facilities for shipping IN that direction. II
is our purpose to hays in store by the lastof Feb
ruary complete and ynrisd assortment Of goods
in our respective lines adapted to the spring trade,
and ersry s1ertion shall bo made to promote your
interests 80
Wo extsnd.to you7the hand Of commercial fsl-
lowship, and solicit your cooperation and patron
age in our efforts to mako Charlestou the, centre
Of Southern trade. Give us the encouragement
ipo ;ask and Won will opioy all the advantages Of
. cheap homo market. .E...
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Tax Assessors Notice.

GA ]Ao0SSSCA - ASSoASS'
EVIL be at tho tias and places tsrsipaftsr
4 msntioncd TO make the A,,ossnent on tho As
soasabls property Of She District, consisting Of
Lands, Lots, Lands and Buildings in Towns and
Villages, ,Msnufaeturers, Spirituous Liquors, Cot
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I'm AMERICA

for eheapn esa. Our stock Ia varied, and has bssn
selected with great care. We keep full stock Of
extra siso Garments, TO meet tho demands Of those
who-eannot get Attod at say othor establishmont.
+ Call and sxsnine for yourselves, at
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

Most Of these three years mon married and have
families 70 support A. the conclusion Of their term Of
Many OF them were In debt They rs-enlistsd. And
now the government virtually says:-"You were penni-
and We are determined 70 keep you until you again
At tho conclusion Of the war; the government muster.
cd out at camps Of rendezvous all recruits Tor volunteer
this corps alone excepted By every rule Of
ngn Justice and good faith the government should at
interest to do So The expense Of keeping this corps q
more than $780, 900 per month. The government has
little or no duty for these veterans perform outside Of
the police and guard Of their Fregimsnt quarters
The people clamor for retrenohment Why Is not this
leak stoppedS A VETERAN
NEW YORK, Feb 10 1904
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

viewed at once that II Brigham was going 10 light the
United States with those troops would only be the
work OF division line OF skirmisheFs 70 sweep them
into the ake that they'd like better fun than TO do
It; they'd been in four years. but they'd go In again.
necessary to clean out the foregnes that corps Of
the Potomac boys could do IT, &C. he. Strange words
these, where, few years ago, mans life In danger
for rreverent words about the Prophet Tho loyalty Of
the discharged soldiers although red hot steadas and
solitary United States flag that waved the column;
with what dstrst and contempt the strange Dag OF blue
and green that borne the head OF every battalion
with the Wanting emblem. "The stone from the noun.
tain, which the Prophet Daniel, believe, says Twill
cover the whole earth''-the Mormon bannerl
Well the Mormons have some right TO boast, after all
s'The stone from the mountain"-the Mormon church
has already filled these valleys and spreading wonder
fast increasing too and is leavening the sanity lump
quite rapidly Especially in the city ITSELF the fountain
head of the church, there s already such an infusion OF
sinners among the ''sat Of the EARTH" they style
themselves as 70 render the social waters TO say the
Ieast. Oute brackish
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 20, 1895.
usncoch's Corps-A Plea from It's Menu
hers.
Reopening OF the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad.
TO THE EDITOR or rHr HERALD.

pcrmi, to call your attention to an act OF manifest
INJUSTICE toward CERTAIN veterans Of the The organ
zaiion known as Hancccks corps Is being speedily
depleted by the muN'r ont of the year There
are In the nine regiments comprising this cops ess
than two hundred who enlisted Cor longer renod
than one year. al Of them three years The corps
organization will have to be abandoned and IL
ordered that this handful OF ,hre, years men he conso
dated In battalion and retained in the service These
men unanimously desire TO be mustered out when they
enlisted the agents Of the government, provost msrsSs
and other ocals tho press and patriotic citizens every
where were laborng induce recruits 20 enter for three
years. and 60 accomplish that csd they appealed "a the
wouldbe warriors in this msnner:-' you enlist for
three years you viii receive the larger bounty, and,
doubtless the will close within six months or year
al most snd then you will be entitled 20 your discharge
rhls. ,hcn the distinct pledge nf the governments
Through s sgcn,s and cf tho people, that the voun.
,.ers should be Unchanged at The termination OF the
Has this pledge bscn redccmedf
The hold these veterans by virtue of tech
nicsi auieh'e of she law. They enlisted fcr The
fnd they bald that government wclas an indvidunl
bound by the acs and pledge Of agent acting With
IN we srtrfe assgncd hm- 1hcsc veterans nrcd the
nrs' fun for the Vron snd they ryc s IN the scrvtec
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
Thentricals ne Home.

Mr. James II. Hscke,t, the great Shaksperean charac
representative (Sr John fsstad psr ercse"c has
appeared nj the 81 Charles theatre, New Orleans, after
absence Of eight years from that city. Dir Hacket
who has passed the greater part Of the winter among old
friends their plantations upon the bayou Techc and
the Gull, requested by many Of his admirers
TO give few repres 'ntaons the city. He consented
and performed during Ave nights, commencing the
1ith and ending The 10th Of February The delighted
audiences by which the St Charles crowded each
occasion a,tesicd by their pI1udts that the line super
auous lags the veteran on the stage In any
manner apply TO the favorile actoe Mr Hacket Sir
John Fasiar In the Merry Wives OF Windsor afforded
subject OF study fer such pbysologists clocuonsts and
physiognomisls had before Witnessed his mrcr-
sonaon Of The character On ,he ef'h and last evening
Monsieur Malei was given, Mr.. Hackou appearing the
excited French General and porraying the character
with irresistible force In the Merry Wives Of Windsor
he supported by Mr. Pope Ford aud Mrs Stone
Mrs. Ford. Mr.. Hacke,t February ls preparing to
start norIh~ord for his home In New York
NEW THEATRE IN BOSTON.
II s contemplated 10 erect first class theatre in
Boston number of gentlemen Of that city, possessed
Of tasr education influence and wealth have ntimated
their readiness to Immediately get up such establish
II will be literally provided with cvery appoint.
mcnt for the comfort and convenience Of the
fined and intellectual audiences The will be large
and roomy aud the auditorium arranged as to produce
the best effects In seeing and hearing Mr.. James r.
Hscket, Of New York, the eminent actor, will, II rs
thought bc either the lessee director Of the estsb
shmen and will vsi, Boston early In the srrng 10
fer with the spirited projectors.
The nautical drama Ben Bolt pleasss the citizens Of
Macon Ca very much their theatre Ralston Hall
In the cast Ben Bolt by G. A. Pratt Mary Noongh,
by Emma r0res. Carney and Ails BY Ntss Kats Woods
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

cc.,s Ricsee hsss ssr,.sns ana
wife Miss wright Philip Nsssevnsn, mrs srwsf s,
Ehrrnseso, wife and child Conws} ~. r an sn'id ~
Ina, J.cqssso Tei!eshJ rrsex $500 sd oeH rso.
WSnsoeI nrs whssoei and sSIid Ms ssHnsr. PAT,
ten, Jos ksner Fauknrr. s,ewsr srnsmsksr n sne
fsikner Mr.. Blzs sesoL G w-sn MN 49,. w1sass ,.
i.s csm. fsfsn pssnuissu sss ssnassa nertea
kenpedy, u E.tsy Msv ksvnsy ksny,s = nsnss.,
rchsmss .sscs sss es,id; u;s ~. rs,sss sr
nsom~' - hssSsa ssa We u ] .soy.s,. nTs p II
esssssnsI Irs 0.,ssg y = ,.s nsr',ss ! r.ssssn
'p% psrsssis"H Z s.s1 " HtssasoaS. b ssrssss,a.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

tactics before the Army and Navy Society Of England In
London, and about to comply with the request. The
Generals recent work on tactics In two volumes is
much commended by the English press and has attract
cd favorable attention at Rorse Guards; complinsn-
ary fact which shows how closely England watched our
development of this important branch Of service during
the late war
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
Literary Intellisen nee.

We have received Nos. IS, 10 and 20 q the General
History Of the Catholic cdurch," By " l. Abbc, J. T.
Darsas, with introduction and notes by The Mos Rev
Archbhop Of Baltimore in ccurss Of publication In
New York. The twentieth number Of this gres Catholic
work brings the history down 10 the period after the
death OF ropc.Benedct H. OF the Pcntacates OF John
and Conow hsiwo Immediate successors which endured
from July In the mar ess to September In the year
ssT
On Thursday evening lssi meeting, composed Of
Welsh citizens OF New York, held a, the Eleventh
street Congregational church, and address upon the
History of Civilization" delivered by Mr. John
Owen, gentleman from North Wales A collection was
taken fcs The purpose Of dsyng the expense Of placing
number of welsh publications in the reading room OF
she Cooper Inssisuse
Br,esdiev General WIN. n Morris. late ef Unsd states
vssuneer< hse been inyised 70 rad psrer - niAry
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
Dcsisiehf ~ 0enerAi Term sr the Ccsa.
- . ccn % flses. ~

Before Judge pay, brndy and CsrdO1o,
MARCH b.-Wm Graham Va Robert n. Blackie-0r.
der affirmed, with dollars and without prcu.
dice 10 right Of application for stay of proceedings
John y. Belts w. Louis forHe-Judgment reversed
Christopher Coxcn w Daniel Doen-Order affirmed
Isaac A. strong vs. Abraham Lapsou--Judgmeut re.
versed. Geo. A. Blake Sixth Avenue Railroad Com.
pany-Judgment reversed T. ~ Grinne W. Elizabeth
q. Observation-Disclosures sffypcd Edward ID Ruttef
the New York and Albany and BuAo Electric Tele-
graph Company-Judgment affirmed Robert Craig VI
va sfxsh Avenue Ra,lrssd Company-Iudcmeni AZ.
nrmed Thcs Roberts w Jsmes bonnelI ., 81 judy.
mens affirmed
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
Desfsions In suprene Csurt-C hs m hers,
Uofore Iudse Inorabap

MARcn SIN the matter Of ske appllca,,oa OF the Re-
formed Dutch church ~ Greenwich for leave 70 ssll
6c--Order granted.
John Forresi Va James O. Burchs &C. Order granted
fov Judgment and rcfcrsnoe.
rried vs Mcdonald motion papers were no, cr, with
the Judge.
John Forrest Va James O. BurchelI. Motion grsn,ed
In the matter OF the Receivers OF the Columbian Insu
rance Company granted but proceedings stayed
10 enable receivers 10 appeal 70 General Term
Edward Moon Va Albert g. Lsm<on --Moon denied,
but plainsins may renew other papers
The New York herald., 1866-03-06

Movements OF Celsrea Trecps.
y arnsn Norroa, March s, 1893.
The steamer RsIsgh, from New 0reans, With ths
second United ststes oelorsd tfsops On boss arrived
hire last night snd sacscaessv procesdrd 70 cHv Point
Tor dieenshefkskxS.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
The Thirty-sixth Anniversary or ths
Brooklyn City Mission and Tract So

BroOklyn City Mission and Tract So
oiety.
The thirty sixth anniversary Of the Brooklyn City
Mission and Tract Society held In the Church os the
Pilgrims Sunday evening a. half past seven o'clock The
exercises Consisted Of reading OF the Scriptures and
prayer BY the Rev. X s. storrs, Jr d. D. reading Of
the snnual report BY Rev. L. H. Nils serm9p by Rev.
Howard Crosby d. D., OF New York. and short appeal
by the pastor In behalf Of the socieys fund and the
reading OF the Treasurer's report by Alderman
Hinsdsle The society employs nineteen missona-
ries divided into two cissses-those who spcAY
Engiish and who labor arnons those who speak
this language exclusively the second class are those
who speak foreign languages and no labor among the
foreign population the German portioa Of the latter
class aone number twenty-five thousand persons Du.
great rsson for encouragement fom the fact that the
revenue of the society had increased from o. 600 TO over
900 during the year and the number Of missionaries
employed BY had been increased from twelve twenty
Ths nhmbtf OF pages of tracts distributed during the
year amounted III SIS; Ave hundred children were
gathered INTO the Sabbath schools; one hundred and
forfy.sx children were Induced 10 attend pubic
schools, six hnndsed aud nine -four persons were
induced TO attend church serviccs bne hundred and
thiry-foir persons were convcrted one hundred and
forys persons had been led 10 take the temperance
pledge two hundred aud seventy visits made the
various city hospsl', and twenty six thousand and nns.
ty-four families were visited. There Ave hundred
ynunteer tract distributors and visitors y tho service Of
the society but tbe manager hope In tne ensuing year
log thr past year amounted 10 eiss<5 ~, and the
pcndlsures css than $1,000 A the conclusion Of Tho
services collection taken up The prceeds of which
will Tcy inftss~ 'he resources " this noble ch,ry.
The New York herald., 1866-03-06
Fine Arts.

The indications OF progress in art matters at present In
this city OF the most gratifying kind and augur we'll
for the future position Of American artists. very
Iaudabe and important enterprise has been entered into
by Messrs Miner and Somerville In the founding Of
large institution which ma he termed n
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i3usrt erfattete has Srmmittes iitcr 8sslaut'9s
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