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PRIVATE SALES. l

For Lease or for Sale, that Enensaoe and Voz,4obe
reg 1es.as Esta1e, 81 % %e9ntasmsg aooa one and onea
eas E2 AESsES EGSSRecy g. EPfSs WarG sos e s6s. 5s
wil be LEASED FoR sG4 3FRN O YEARS. q vi s; s.
the "cHARLEsToN GAS LIGHT coMPANY nv 112w. I'VE
Church street. containing about and onehaf aaas
ings rooted with iron rafters and covered With slate
havs attached to each massive stacks Of chmnays ~
very large gasometer ven epab Of
Ing upwards OF gallons Of water and ia fully sup
This Property; as whole. is admirably adapted To-
extensive mechanical manufacturing purposes orps1
Property Which can be seen and Rss or aaad @
Deeem6er IS s. No: s EAST BAY STREET.
BIZ KmRoY q 90. ~
!. -. NO. S39 King street.
The. GOOD WILL, LEASE, FIXTURES. and COW.
aEST Ten tsnsnf Of scass BAs ROOM Rent moderate to
gooo tenant: -.-----,S - Deoennbee IL
nx o11rFoRp St R1;oets & s seH; e., ,,
-. - -, Nc: 81 Ia Broad street. !.
5P41ab 5FA 5AHR 69E G9%TpN 2IarI IsaAHTaTIoNs
RfdE eD PLANTHT2oas STATIC aHsASfA11oas
FARNs, FIRsEcLAss wATER-PowBRa sr,a,,rr.
hEohis c. &c, IN this stsse and Georgia =. q
y. DESIRABLE REsRENoEs AND BUILDING e Tors rs
N every Rsl. .. .1e cry: ~ -s,ne September ID
sea h4 1se'sS G3R91s RGnteten e MMe 1ad
Zeal Estate Agents, No. 30 1-a Rroa;s.s,t,r.a&s ,
soo AesEs oE THE FINEST rs SEA ISLAND cor.ror
LAND ON EDIsTO ISLAND, X miles frn1a Ta;.ES
sumner resort Has produced 400 ma Of fne cofton =
VIC aS1e. =
The above has good water transport.son ana "a ,s.
the ocean. $50 seses cleared. = = -
-oee-1oe- = ~ :--- I. .-.Es:--.-.- q tuths6
Plg,tgtion on Johns ZsIa,ad. MON --- M.
At Private Bale- $50 ,a:
The PIANTAT1oN on Johns Island ON che stono ~.
nd and ahont 100 acres Of ruah land Of xhic
q aGses are ~ woods ana e balances ceared Sea
TTensg Aonse two Gotten Houses, ana Negro Hoosess
Eos pa5aacnAts, apply as GSove s& go ''s
leeen1ef = ta:a.s .s sss. No . BRoADar;I i
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In THE Court of Appeals at Columbia on Tues
day, the following causes were heard or otherwise
disposed of:
:, Charles 9' H. Lambert ads: Wack Howell. Mr. A.
w. Thomson for motion. No reply.
David Jacob vs James Burrows. Mr.. G. W. VIII
iams for motion. Mr.. c. D. Melton contra. Mr..
w. E. Martin on side.
Aaron NJ Smith ads. John Rogers. Mr. A. W.
thomson for motion. No reply.
John E. Robertson us. Robert Lewis ct al. Mr.
Rion for motion. No reply.
G.. B. Lamar ct uc ct dm Us. Executors Of N A.
Peay. Continued.
Blair & Cairns os. Ross Executor, and Beatty s
McCorkle vs. Blair. Struck off.
The Northern Circuit being disposed Of the
Middle was called, and
Wright Denley ads. Thomas Davis, Dorcas Will
son ads. J. NJ. Fair. J. Wessinger ps A. NJ. Hunt.
The State Us. J. F. Johnson, sheriff, were stricken
off.
n. J. Jackson vs. J. NJ jennings. Continued.
VIM. E. Dcscha.nps ads. Benia iamin Mitchell. A
brief read by Mr.. T. B. Fraser.
The following cases were ordered to the Court Of
Errors:
NJ. E. Armstrong vs. John NJ. Winn. Wright Sulli-
van ads. the State. P. Crane, for another Us. J.
". Ridley. Dennis Wood ct e!. Us: Allison Wood.
Nichols Us. Bolin & & Whitesides ss01o = = =
A BA1L.-Our German felow-citizens, Of the
German Volunteer Association, give e grand ball
this evening at Hiberniaa Hall, and, usual on
enjoyment Of much pleasure
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement Of Miss
A. I. SALoMoN, in our paper to-day, who announces
that she has resumed the instruction Of ornamental
work, in the various branches comprising white
md colored embroidery, &c.
NJ. STovEN & Co.-These gen tlemen having es-
tablishcd themselves ut No. 729 King street, near
line, as per their advertisement and intending
TO keep always on hand skins of every kind, as well
as tallow, soap and candles, we would suggest a
visit to their business place b those who live
among US, or others who may be desirous Of pur-
chasing such articles. We feel confident that
every effort Will be made their part to give per
feet satisfaction to customers.
To THOSE wanting Artificial Legs or Arms We
would call particular attention to the advertisement
N another column. nths
LATEST ARRIVALS The famous Wizard, sSan-
ia Claus, has arrived in Charleston, and establish
ed his headquarters at Won sANTEN's BAZAAR No.
900 King street. Come and see his beautiful exhi-
bition for the holidays. tuthfn4
'3CRoUP, 50 distressing, and often fatal disease,
should not be neglected. MARsDEN's Pectoral
Balm ought to be Immediately administered.
No parent who studies tho health Of their little
ones, but should be provided with bottle For
sale By all druggists.
KING & CASSIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. CO., Agents.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction sales 1,his DAY

NATHAN 4 OTToLENGU1 will sell this day. at the north
Of the old cusom-house at II o'clock superior sin
gle and double draft horses two horsos four bay
horses, &C.
WILBUR Son viii sell this day. at their salesroorns
corner of State and Chalmers Streets at hafpast 10
O'Clock, liquors, bacon, soap, &c.
W. Y LErroH R. 8. BRUINS will sell this day. at the
old custom-house at II O'CLOCK large quantity of vaua
bic real estatcaorng opportunity capitalists
and others dcsirous Of investing city property.
N HUNT Son will soil this day, at their sslesroons
No. 142 Meeting street. at halpast 10 o'clock, cases
and cartoons fresh and regular boots and shoes.
T. M. CA1ER will sell this day, Browns Wharf, 10
O'Clock, shoulders, hams butter, lard and soap.
MHLIeAN ME1oHERs & Co. will sell this day, at their
store, No % Vendue Range at 10 o'clock invoice
dry goods boots, shoes, notions &c.
JErroRDs Co. win sell this day, before their store
No. 27 vendue Range at 10 o'clock, edes shoulders,
ha1ns &C.
NJ T. Ar1AR VII sell this day, at his store No 1s Ven
due Range at 10 O'clock furniture dry goods can fruit
&C. ~
A. 81. ADRAnAns Sons VIII sell this day, in their
store, No So Hayne street. st 10 o'clock lot Of clothing
pieces cassineres satinets, &c.
LAuREF & ALEXANDER win sell this day before their
store No 1877 East Bay OF 10 o'clock bacon shoulders
strips, &c.
MoKAE & cAxrBE1u VIII sell this day at their cash
auchonhousc, no. % street, opposite tho posr-
Office, at 10 O'clock eco lots choice millinery dry goods
boots and shoes, notions, &C; also spring wagon a1l
horses.
MILES DRAKE viii sell this day, his store corner Of
King and Liberty streets, at 10 O'clock large and epe-
cid assortment of dry goods and clothing.
a Novelty.
The latest and most efectual remedy for the cure Of
debility loss of appetite headache, torpor Of the liver
etc, is PANKNN's HEPATIc BrrTERs For sale by
all Druggists 4Ha# th
TO PLANTRRs.-H you wish FertiliEers apply to J. N
RoBso No. 81 East Bay, who has always large stock
and on the most favorable ternas
November % su thstn2moe
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appeal Of the Palmetto Fire Engine Co.
The officers and members Of the Palmetto Fire Engine
Company having determined TO order steam hre en-.
g1ne OF Messrs. HuNNEAN & Co.'s manufactures are ne
oessitated to ask aid Of their fsowcizens In doing so
they are aware that in the Department this time there
are six Steamers The effect Of the introduction o steam
on the hand engines has rendered ii manner to lessen
the energies Of their company as they have been as
viii be sean, years aboring in the good cause
the benefit OF community, they trust their appeal
will be responded to with that Eberaty that has alyayp
characterized their feow-chzens towards them To do
good is our aim, and to accomplish this end snd save
as old association aak whatever aid can be afforded
and by cur strenuous exerons hope to receye the ac-
knowledgment from those who assist us that we are
workugin in common Cause. We are aware that our
community have subscribed most Hber,1y to all connpa-
nes, but trust they VIII not forget the Palmetto Fire
Company. . n. En- .s'., ss.@53's: W A.s y
The Committee appointed to sossit subscriptions are
iiMeaars. J: J:A.ARMsTRoNa. a. Mesars. B. RoDDM.
aTHOa huLLER, ,s@s. @ JOS. REDDICK.
H. FERGUSON. JOHN LONG T3,Gi,
n. -. CLAFFY, T. O,KEEFE.
Imost cheeffuIly recommend the sppeal OF the Pal
metto Fire Engine Company and trust they may be able
to keep together their useful organization which haa
been IN active service since 1sl0. s5s.5g
/ h f5 \ I g:. s.:;s N. b: NATHAN. I,
I December II 8. ohisf Fire papartzaent.
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ESTATE SALE AND PLANTATION no


IN the 18th instant will be sold at the Planta-
ton of Estate of J. B. Rhame
$ ne large COPPER STILL, an Iron Safe, Buggy and
Harness, and other Sundries. - - --
:. The said PLANTATION win be rented for one year
~ Is ABOUT 70 miles from Charleston Iadson g
5taIon, on the South Carolina Railroad and Mount
holly on the Northeastern Railroad. 1t has a good
Dwel1ng and outbuldngs about 500 of good fresh
open land and i've crops OF boxed Turpentine trees
Terms stated at sale. E. M. RHAME,
OeceInoer Is ths2 tuth4 Administratrix.
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ship Company has received dispatch from the
Captain, stating that the steamship George 3
Upton left Fortress Monroe at o'clock A. NJ. yes
terday.
We HAVE received, from NJ. NJ. QUrSN Of the U1
Town News Depot, the latest dailies and weeEies
among them the Literary 4zbuna, CAin,aaey Cb,me-
Ledger, Sc, al Of which beautifully illustrated
and contain many new and beautiful tales with
much other interest ny matter.
ST.. STEPHENS CHURCH.-Like many other OF our
churches, this house of God suffered severely from
the late war; which delayed its opening to the pres
en- time but the congregation having reorganized
and appointed PASTOR, services will be held regu-
larly on each Sabbath. The seats are free, and it
is therefore necessary to call for assistance to make
such repairs as are actually required. Our citizens
viii be called upon by committee, appointed for
that purpose for aid and ne hope they may meet
with liberal response.
FoR THE BENEFIT OF HoUsEkEEPERs.- Many per
sons who are in the habit Of freshening mackerel
or other salt fish, dream there is right and
wrong way to do it. Any one who has seen the
process of evaporation going on at salt works
knows that the salt falls to TIC bottom Just SO it
is in the pan where your mackerel or other fish
LES "At tne shn s1ue ooWn 1ne salt WILL fall to the
skin and remain there; when if placed with flesh
side dowp the salt falls to the bottom Of the pan
and the fish comes out heshened as it should; in
the other case it is as salt as when put in.
MAsoN1c-At the annual communication OF
Grange Lodge, No. IA, A.. F.. M, held at Ma
sonic Hall December 10, 1866, the following Breth-
rem were duly elected and installed to serve for the
ensuing Masonic year,
Bro. II. L. BRUNS, W H.
Bro CHAs. INGLEsBY, S. ".
Bro GEO. TUPPER j. W,
Bro VIM. E. HONOUR, Treasurer.
Bro WIN. A. GIBSON, Secretary
Bro. ZIMMERMAN DAv1s 8. D.
Bro. j. 81. AvRRI1I., J. D.
Bro. THos. AIIAsoN, Tyler.
Bro. ADAM B. GLOVER, -.
Bro. b. b. WILLIAMS I ste"aros
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AUCTION SALES.

Catalogue Sale Continucd OF 600 Lots Choice a;zi-
rsery,s Dry Goods, Goots ana Shoes, Noiions,
MCKAY & CAhIFBELL.
- cash Auction House, H.
80 " viii sell Tafs DAP HPPi ot ~ Mew :e,d Post oce
R1cH PARIS BONNET RIBBONS
MILLINERY GOODS &C.. &C., &c.
Regular Sale of DRY GOODS eS
READY-uADE c1oTH1Sa, HdSS
Invoice Of BOOTS AND 11sGi saors
FANCY GOODS, in great variety
Invoice Of MEMS FELT HATS
Conditions cash. ..
4sc Our regular sale Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS and
FURNITURE, WAGONS and HORSES. To-a1oREoW 9S l'@'
15 pieces SUPER BRUSSELS and INGRAM can
eEhdNG nooSS lchoaco patterns).
p0of ms1zaa 1saz, Sap,g E 1nSfFmH nTa29s Gna Horses.
NO. 50 H1scl Has street. opposite New PostokHcc.
Ma, WI Va.5. sell ~ -15oRE0w, at 10 O'Clock.
DRAFT HORSES, accustomed @ to same.
ooaouoas casn: December IS
nx e11EEgg Rsg G22asi Bs.hik4s. g4zelstng, &C.
Ial MORNING, at 10 o'clock, viii sell at nv store
large and splendid assortn,cnt Of DRY GooDs AND
Seu VEINS just received BY late steamers from
Pieces Plaid Dress Goods
Pieces Printed Calicoes
Pieces Irish Linen and Longcloth
f1eces Scotch Ginghanl White and Red Flannel
nasda 9naker flannel broadcloh Doeskin, Cashmere
9a1nask, Ticking, Dcnirls, Cotton Flannel &c
gozens q Is sli.Wool Long Shaw1s, Dalnoral Skirts
L. O. I'D 1s Gents Ncglige Shirts
White and Colored Merino Shirts ana Drawers
W ol and Cotton Hosiery, Neckties
Scarfs, Cloth and Kid Gloves &c
CLOTHING. - Gy
Men's Tweed and Cashmere BUSINESS COATS
cHe CAOn Dress Coats, Doeskin
Overcoats, &C. - A1A : 1A's
ALSO,
10 be sold for account Of an concerned II.
oo palr White Mackinaw and Whitney BLANKETS
BUGGY AND HARNESS, nearly new
Terms CASH. '
80 On FRIDAY, 14th inst, I win sen
1oo cases BOOTS AND SHOES we'll assorted for retail,
-- ooe. December 19
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TIE DAY s fast coming when the use Of Paint
and Powder will be abandoned, the ladies' are fast
learning the Of EPPNas Fluid Extract Of
and Queens Delight it renders the skin soft and
Oecenoer IL tuths3
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'.The soul I sway by. and the heart bear,
Shan never sag with doubt nor shake with fea

Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Chief when ar
rayed for hate; and thus may all who themselves
against the Lesions of Dyspepsia, Headache Aue Sal
lowness, Languor Liver Complaint and all their con
comitant evils with bottle or two Of PLANTATION
8ETERs, the original 8. T.-1seo-x This great Tonic,
which is still increasing in popular avor and is eectng
more cures than ever before, emphacaly the Poor
Mans Friend and the Rich Mans Blessing PLANTA-
TON BITTERs are sold by all respectable dealers
throughout the habitable globe
December IL tutbae
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Direct lnepo1tatlon from Cuba- SOC, 900 Segars,
VINE, Brandy, Rsn, G1aua Jelly, DC. a
By CLIFFORD & MATHEWEs, Auctioners
At Store No. ri East Bay
WI be sod On TUESDAY 18th inst. at IL O'Clock TEE
BRANDS OF SEGARS, &C.. '~~-- M.
10000 NJENERIOS
10000 Regala de Ia Rena
900 Regalia Chica
1000 Media Regalia Britannica
10000 Media Conchas de Regaia
10000 Londres
500 Media Regaia FL
4oo lbs Smoking Tobacco. in and 4 Ib. packages
SO bags Smoking Tobacco 40 to rs lbs. each.
The above are branded young AMERICA and waH-
Havana. -. I'm
zoo zoo gallons Sherry Wine, in Is to g. gallon casks
2OC gallons Jamaica Rum, in 10 to 50 gallon casks
80 gallons Brandy, in 25 gallon casks
halt pipes Catalonia (Claret Wine g. gallons each
pipes Madeira Wine II ---
200 dozen Guava Marma1ade and Jelly.
The above are imported direct from Cabs, and will ha
sold in Lots to suit purchasers.
TermsAn sums under $780, cash; over $500 and under
$1,000 notes at thirty days, with interest and
approved security. ~-
December 6 thetr
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thstu21nos

Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for Pulmonary and
Asthmac Disorders, have proued their efficacy by test
Of many years, and have received testimonials from emf
nent men who have used them
Tho-e who arc suffering from Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
ness, Sore Throat, &c. should ty The Troche' sim
pie remedy which is in almost every case efectual
December II +,+bse
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.
To TIE LOVERS OF Coon CoRN BREAD.-Take one
pint Of good sweet Indian Meal tea-cup of Flour
little Salt and st these together with three small tea-
spoonfuls Of PIONEER YEAST POWDER tno other win
dol rub in piece of sweet bSter the an egg add
one pint Of sweet milk, and two eggs well beaten; q
spoonful of Sugar viii improve it; put pans and
bake in a quick oven.
For sale by HENRY BISCHOFF & co.
No. 1877 East Bay street. Charleston, s. C.
November IT etuth1mo
PIONEER soAPl No sl-Supercr to an Pioneer soap
most economical Of alij
Sold by b. BISCHOFF & CO.
No. 1877 East Bay street. Charleston S. c.
November IL sF'.G1Ns etuth1no
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL. Ner1cE-Drs. CLEcKLEY
scHLEY of Columbus, Ga,) having permanently located
in Charleston, respectfully tender their services the
citizens, in the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. G. has had the experience Of fifteen years in this
school Of medicine. sts ..5
Office at our residence No. II, S. ". cornef COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS (co-ner of Green).
HERTEY NJ. OLEcKLEY, M. d.. .PHuIP T. soH1EY, NJ D.
septenberb 1yr
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Horses, Males, Buggies, Wagons and Fs:,.nitr,e
at AactiOn.
BX SMITH & McGILLIVRAY
AZ the Ased Sign, No. "a Broad street.
Inc above viii be sold TOMORROW 18th instant in
0o.1t u Ltef olnce. -- Decenber 13
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Stock Of O. Wholesale and Retail Shoe House.
BIZ WILBUR & SON.
TO-MOEROW, the 14th inst, our salesrooms corner
State and Chalmers Streets at 104 O'Clock be sold
The entire CONTENTS of WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL SHOE STORE, nm N M ~
CONSISTING OF
140 CASES, ASSORTED viz: -....fA
MEMS, WoMEN's, MISSES AND CHnDRENs
sEWED AND PFcaGED BUFF BAL1dORALs, Serge and
MOROCCO Balmor = Childrens Serge, Tipped, Glove
Goat Balmorals, Slippers, Kid and Lasting Congress
Boys BUT Buckle Mems Grain Boots, Jury d O1ford
Plain Shoes. 0-'
"@" ALSO,
90 cases assorted WOOL HATS.
Cohd1oons cash. Deceynber Is
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Liquors, Bacon, SOAP &C.
BIZ WILBUR & SON.
IaiS DAY. the 18th inst, our salesrooms corner
State and Chalmers Streets at 10 O'clock win be sold
20 BBLS. FINE WHISKEYS
hhds- Clear and Ribbed Sides
tcs. Sugar-Cured Hams
casks Shoulders
20 boxes Family Soap
10 baskets Champagne @"@
25 cases Croton Ale
20 cases Champagne Cider
10000 Segars.
Conditions cash. #a Dacar,ter 70
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TO oPLANTRRs.-f you wish Fertilizers apply to J. N
RoBsos No 81 East Bay who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms
november ~ . thstu2nos
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE AGENT of the Boston and Charleston Steam
ship Company has received dispatch from tn
Captain, stating that the steamship George 3
Upton left Fortress Monroe at 3 o'clock A. NJ yes
terday.
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'CHR1sTAAs PEEaESrs.-A glance at the adyertiea-
ment Of y. LoRENsr, who keeps his cheap aagar
store as No. se2 King street, VIII satisfy ali lover.
of the weed, who are generally liberal men. that
his establishment is the proper one to make pur-
eAases at for presents his stock not only being
elegant and varsous but much cheaper tl,an at any
Other place Of the kind ii the city.
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By kILROY E 90.
No. 339 King street.
The GOOD WILL, LEASE, FIXTURES and nx,x
TENTS Of frstclass BAR ROOM Rent nniareAe - -
COCA tenant. %'t2 FsAS RS5G.@ Decerrbese 10
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SWEET OroPoS.Ax! Is the sweetest EN-
tract ever made. Supersedcs all others
Try it once; will use no other
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SWEET OpoPoNAx! Tho only elegant Per
fume. Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief.
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SWEET OpopoNAxl New Perfume from
The only fashionable Perfume
and ladies' delight.
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U. S. Internal Revenue Notice.
A'ooIO 1 HN ASNENSUN > OFFICI,
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SUBDIVISION No. /. 3n Cor, DIsr.

'oUB-DIVISION NO. I, I'D COL. DIsT.,
COLUMBIA, S. c., October 81 1866.
VIE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives no.
Il tice that he has opened his Office. on
the South side of Washington street, few
doors West of Richardson or Main street.
That portion of Richland District within
ms official jurisdiction, is embraced in
line, beginning at the Congarec River, in
thc IN centre OF Laurel street, running thence
street to Harden street; thence Southerly,
through the centre of Harden street, until
1t strikes the main road running South
easterly by Hampton's, Hopkins, Hopkins
Turnout and Congaree Church, on Toms
Creek, TO Gamers Ferry, on the Wateree;
thence Sor long the Waterco to its
Junction Congaree; thence along
the Congaroo he place of beginning.
EDWARD SILL,
Asst Assessor U. s. Internal Revenue
Oct % rs
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Columbia, $. G., Oct. l6, 1866.

We beg leave to inform our friend. AMI
the public generally. that we are prepared
to render them all the facility llecessar.
Tor the forwarding of Cotton to Charleston
or any other port, foreign or domestic, and
perfectly competent in making the neces-
shry .i,y aTra';S oments for getting it passed
throu3h the hands OF the Revenue Tax
Collector without any delay. Shippers will
hnd 1t to their interest to send thci,. cotton
to our care, either for sale or transporta-
ton. GRAESER K WcJI1%KJN
Oct II 1n,n
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COLGATE'S HONEY sOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, iii slIch
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and crnol-
lient in its nature, frnSrnntly scented,
and extremely beneficial in it's action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers March 29 1v
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Tri- w eekly SIS a Year
COPARTNERSHlP

fENHE undersigned have this day aeso-
a Grated themselves together for the
transaction of strictly Il general COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS, and solicit the patror-
age of their friends and the public.
Office on Gcrvais street, two doors he.
low J. G. Lyons corner.
G. A. GHAiiSfK
w. s. MCJUNKIN.
Columbia, 5. c., Oct. I6. 1866
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM MExIcol New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume.
The finest ever imported or manufactured
IN United States. Try it and be convinced.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIA
HUMAN EYES made to order and inserted
by Drs. L. BAUCH andP. GOUGELNIANN.
formerly employed by Boissonncau, Paris
No. 399 Broadway, New York. Oct II 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-02
MARRIAGE AND eELIBAt

The GRAND SECRET. THE grand secret
in medication is to help nature. Snstain
and rogulate-thesc are the Alpha and
Omega of the only theory of cure that has
common sense for its basis. If the nerv-
ous system is shattered, the muscles weak
and the mind, like the body, in Il state of
partial collapse is it best to do?
Reason, teaches as the answer:
BUILD UP Your MAN.
Brace him up as You would brace tottcr-
ing edittce. The pabulum lie needs is
tonic Alternative. Bring him up out of the
depths of debility and dependency
WITH HoSTETrEKs B1YrEEs
They cannot njurc. child may take
them in doses suited to its years, without
the possibility of harm. The enfcebled
vital powers are as sure to respond cncr-
Se.ically to their action MS the wilted grass
is to erect its blades under the vivifying
and refreshing rain. In all cases OF de-
b!'lty, the Bitters arc absolutely required
There is no substitute or succeedaneum
that will till their place. Resort to this
most wonderful of modern tonics,
AND ALL WILL BE WELL
Bear in mind that in dyspepsia, intcrmit-
tent fevcrs, bilious disorders and affections
OF the nerves, no other medicine Will pro
ducc one tithe of the good effect that in
variab!y follows the use of this excellent
nviSorator and corrective. Sold every
where. .-Ne,r York Tribune. oct. ~. 1865.
Oct 10 +6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-02

y New PERFUME. Called Sweet Opopouay
from Mexico, manufactured by +. T. Smith
& Co., New York, is making sensation
wherever 1t is known. Is very delicate
and its fragrance remains on the handker-
chief for days.-PhiIddd EceninG BuNetiD.