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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19
!. 4. iIARGROVE.

E4t ~ - ~ HMMHAUhNUW rs n
A TTORNEY AT Law, BRANDON MISS /,
N Will attend all the courts at Brandon and Jack
son, win colectclaims in Vcksburg Canton or any
where In Mississippi, when business win Justify.
Having praotced IN the 2d Judi6al District Of Mis-
sissipp he has superior advantage Of knowing the
people. WIN ala6 sell Of lease land or bnYisfor
tofore sold and do everything usnaily done in 4
general Real Estate Brokerage business. Febediy
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Estate Sale, bY order of the Executor.
by ALONZO j. WHITE & SON,
Brokers, Auctioneers and Real Estate
Agents.

That elegant MANSION, with considerable LOT at-
tached situate at the of Society," Wentworth and
ward ESQ, deceased measuring on East Bay street
21 feet ii nches on Wentworth street 192 feet nches
and Society street 29 feet inches The property
parts as can be seen by descriptive Plat upon appnca
don The Mansion, which is well known as not need
degcrptlon has Lot OF 107 feet inches on East Bay
street. Society street 250 feet inches and 226 feet
two story Brick Buildings attached measures 40 feet
inches Society street BY 10a feet inches Deep Aso
Lots on Wentworth street, which measure each from
SO to 40 feet front on Wentworth street by 104 feet
ches deep Two Of the above Lots have Brick Buildings
upon them. This property is admirably located for
tile purposes being situated on the main avenue Of
travel to the principal Railroads.
For Descriptive Plat and other particulars spply
above, at No. 68 EAST BAY STREET.
Novemher 7 WINS
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
.Anction SALES This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
WILBUR Son will sell this day. at their aalesroome'
corner Of State and Chalmers streets, at hapast ~
O'Clock hats caps, umbrellas boos shoes, &c; alEo,
-four, potatoes, whiskey, de-
VIM NJ PELor will sell this day, OF the storehouse OF
Messrs. HOPKINS, MCPHERSON & Co., No. 4southern
Wharf at II o'clock three of leaf tobacco In good
order. -====
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at his store corner Of
King and Liberty Streets at 10 O'clock boots shoes, dry
goods clothing, &c.
e,1ru Mod11lvRAY will sell this day, at their office,
No Of Broad street. Btate at II O'Clock buggies,
horses and harness complete aso sundy articles OF
nture. z...
r. BuNoH g. Son will sell this day, at their store, No.
6o8 King street. at 13 O'Clock, mules, cows furniture &C.
MCKAY L. CAMPBELL. will sell this day. ct their sales
ROOM No. IS Haso street, opposite new postohce, at 10
O'Clock groceries, wnes aes, &c also new and second
hand furniture, carpets, stoves, &C.
A Fact Worth Knowing.
The best Investment for invalid, who suffers nom
debility or loss Of appetite, is bottle of PNK'1Ns He-
ratc Bere as 1t will be to give relief For sale by
all Druggists.
REMEDY for Dols, Pmples and Eruption. .Erp1Nd's
SarSapAr1la 0QQ SIuceu AAo"S0so
impurities of the system yield to the virtues OF that
happy compound if by magic. sale by al drug
gists. - in"
- =-O-
Du1oE EFT DEooRE EST Pho pATRIA MonI-Noble,
beautiful and fitting ia 1t to live for oncs country and
e more beautiful is 1t save the lives of others This
has been done in cases almost without number by Dr.
T. W. MAnspEN In the preparation of his invaluable
| VpnRT1RLR SANITIYE PILLS. For sale by all
Druggists, KING & CAssIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. CO., Agents
| November o
| homeopathic MEDICAL NoT1oE-Drs. CLEcK1EY 4
scH1EY of Columbus, Ga having permanently located
IN Charleston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, In the practice Of Homeopathy
Dr. O. has had the experience Of fifteen years in this
school Of medicine.
Office at our residence No. II, g. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner Of Greenl
HEnvEY NJ C1EcnLEy, NJ. d.. PHILIP 7. scHIEy, H. D.
September 6 lyf
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The CHARLESTON HOUSE. To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends, Messrs. sroL1
WEBB & Co. will guarantee to furnish them with e
larger variety to select from than any house in the
city; also to sell all articles at as low prices as they
can be had anywhere. viii furnish packing casos,
any size free of charge; will take special care in
packing and shipping any orders entrusted to them
and will assure all that will call at their store OF
eyery accommodation and every attention. :.
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PRIVATEZSALES.
Valuable Real Estate in A7'chddle-stTeef.
@RY JOHN s, RIGGS.

nHaT ~ MOST ELIGIBLE LOT. Oh the west side of
street. known the property OF the German
Friendly Society," measuring 100 feet ront py za rect N
don more or less On tho lot remaining the walls OF
e former Hall Of tho Society, sufficiently strong to re-
build on and could easily be arranged for large
or nriyate dwelling Also very neat two story Dwell
ling in complete order md occupied. There is also
large cisern and three wells the lot and other walls OF
Kitchen and outhouses remaining which can easily DC re-
ted This is most desirable location for School or
Church. Apply ut ;, *, ,r7,rrro
e@ss9.s COHNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREGIs.
November ~ -4tu
BY L.BUNCH & SON, No. SOC King Street.
At Private Salo- -.-.-..z.
Many useful articles Of FURNITUR
One Grist Mill and Betting, capable OF rindng Az 10
so bushels per day.
One Hand Mill
ALSO,
BEDsTEADs both aud seccnd-hand
At tRctail-5=-
good lot of CROCKERY.
We will take pleasure in selling at AUCTION PRICES
Ladies and Gentlemen, give us CALL
November = =5z= = =
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Ya{uable Rice Plantations on Waccan,uao and
Dee Rioers, for Sole or Lease.
nv ATONZO.f. WHITE & SON.

BY ALONZO j. WHITE q SON.
At Private Sale or for Lease
ZARCNDAI4E PLANTATION, on Pee Dec River, con-
tanning two hundred and fifty 250 Of rice land at
best pitch of the hde with considerable quantity Of
high land; has on 1t no new residence and we'll settled
otherwise. Banks In fine condition. It was formerly
owned by Dr. W Allston and Is considered one Of the
best plantations on that river,
ALSO
BEILEFIELD PLANTATION, on Waccamaw River;
contains two hundred and forty 24O rice land, OF
good pitch Of the tide with considerable quantity Of
Gently cleared excellent cotton land This property is in
the immediate vicinity Of Georgetown, and Is well settled
in every respect Labor is readily obtained for the cuh
vation Of either of these places.
For plats and other particulars apply above at our
Office, No. t8 EAST BAY STREET.
November mWf3
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SALES.
Groceries, Wines, Ales, &C., dc,
MCKAY & CAMPBELL.

Groceries, Vines, Azes, &C., dc.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
No. SIS IInsel Street, Opp. the New Postomce,
Will sell THIS DAY, G mmencing at 10 O'Clock,
90 cases CANNED MEATs-Beef, Chicken, Veal.
10 cases Canned Peas, Beans and otaer Vegetables
90 cases Foreign and Native Wines stil and sparkng
Boxes Tobacco, Toilet Soap &C., &C., &c:
Conditions cash. - U tober9
Ne,v und Second Hand Furniture, Carpets, aoues,
MCKAY 8 CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
No. IS Hasel Street, Opp. the New Postodicc,
Will sell THIS DAY, Immediately after the aboye,
Mahogany and Walnut MARBLE TOP BUREAUS and
TABLES Mahogany sidoboards, Mahogany Bedsteads,
Cottage Bedseads Hair Scat Sofas and Chairs, Lounges,
Wardrobes, Washstands, Dining Tables Card Tables,
&C., &C.
NEW CANE SEAT ROCKERS aud other CHAIRS, in
Oak and Rosewood Oak Office Chairs Tcapoy Tables,
Towel Racks, &C., &c. .zZ
Brussels and Ingram CARPETS, Cooking and Office
Stoves, Pots, de-
mahogany OFFICE DESKS, Fancy Baby House, &C.,
&C., &C.
Conditions cash. l.-.z#= November 0
Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at my store
corner Of King and Liberty streets,
= 81 casos BOOTS and SHOES.
COMPLETING OF:
Cases Mems Calf half welt and Tap Sole BOOTS
{ Cases Men'e Calf Congress-
80 Cases MEMS Calf Balrnorals and Drogans
Cases Doys' Calf Congress- a to6
Cases Youths Copper-dp Boots -
Gase9 Case9 Iadiaa ] Rid and Lasting Congress
os9oe' 11A>A-eD "11A Wv am
A largo varatv of 1adiee Misses. and Childron's
aHnrs Tl3u n cariooya - A'A>A''' '''>0
VI NV a. a0nna conaist of.
aaoa T1JppTss nI nTn pon,;not warnsntta Prints
tto., I1n,,ol prown ghrin1 Rod and WHITE FLANNEL
Gosi,aroa oodointheN Confadarate Grew Cashmere
1S.~st..1,o,, uy,I,rr M
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sPECIAL NOTICE.

ESSENTIAL OILS, EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
nayoling and improving Brandies, Whskeys, Nums,
Wines oder, &c., &c. Age and Body Preparations for
Noutrazing and Modifying Whiskeys and Spirits, Ex-
tracts of Holland and London Gins, CooringB, Gum and
Sugar syrlps, and Fruit Juices. Dr. Feucst0angcr's
Treatise on Fernened Liquors. with 1000 Receipts and
Directions.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. OXIDES, ORES. &c
ToR Soap MANUFACTURERS -6ihcate of Soda, Soluble
Glass or Liquid Quartz, in Dry Crystal Liquid Or jelly
Form Caustic soda Soda Aa, Palm and Cocoanut Oils,
soapstono and China Clay.
All orders sont to will haye prompt attention, and
oyory information required will be cbeordy given by
JOS. ". FEUCHTWANGET,
No. IS Oedar-stroet, New York
Qetoher 10 Wfn3moB
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE.
POsTOFEICE,
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 8, 1861
From this date until further notice. the "Way" Mails
for the Northeastern Railroad route will close at II A. H.
Except on Sundays at 10 A. M.)
Mails for Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, by
Northeastern Railroad route Express train, at P. NJ.
Mails for Augusta and Columbia and the connections
Of the South Carolina Railroad will close at IA. H.
Tor Georgetown, by "Kingstrce," Sunday ut 10 A. H.,
Wednesday md Friday at II A. NJ
November STANLEY G. TRoTT. A. z. NJ.
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Mr.. THos. DILLINGHAM;, a workman who needeth
not be ashamed, arranged the interior of the store
in most mastery manner. But the hesco paint
ing of the ceiling is what attracts tbs eye most.
This is most exquisitely done, and NJ. REBou1, the
artist. has covered himself with glory.
DIR. G. is a pharmaceutist Of long experience,
whom we know we'll, having been infinitely associ-
ated with him in Virginia during several years OF
the war. He is a young gentleman in all respects
deserving of success, and we hope his most san
guine expectations will be realized.
A GREAT desidcratrlm has at length boon sup
piled, and the woll-known Adgcr Building has
begun to assume something, Of it's former business
like Dir. Messrs A[AcKEY & BAKER deserve the
credit of clfccting this magical change, and OF
Transforming the dingy storeroom into Light,
airy and capacous receptacle for handsome ft1rni-
ture Theeorner of Market and King will become
now doubly popular. It was already perfect
bazaar, where every human want could be sup
piled and all their ills cured, and only needed the
addition of fine furniture warehouse to make per-
fection doubly perfect. Mcusrs. AIAoKEr & BAKER
deserve the thanks Of a grateful community for
their new enterprise, and we feel sure that their
visitors will be so well pleased that they will
readily tighten their purses before they leave the
store.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE,
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY,

.a9THE LIST OF FLETTERS RE
MANNING in the PostofHce at the
end of each week is published ON
oially in THE DAILY M FW $
every Friday morning.
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Mario, FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
THE MAR. Re ENGINE COMPANY OF THIS
City have IN accordance with the senments OF the cit
zens generally, determined to procure STEAM FIRE
ENGINE AND APPARATUS, Of the most approved pat
terms They therefore solicit the liberal aid OF their fel-
lowcitzens to enable them to pay for the came The
Company refer to their services for the past twenty
years in the Fire Department In aid OF this appeal
"A Committee consisting of ". ROMAN and A. HAM
MTON will call upon tho citizens for their contrtbu
Hons HENhY l.. CALDER,
November Secretary Marion Fire Engine Co.
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PRIVATE SALES.
Desirable CIty Residences.
BY JACOB COHEN & co.

Desirable CSty ReSadef1ceS.
BY JACOB COHEN & co.
At Private Sale
All that LOT OF LAND, with a twoetory wooden
DWELLING thereon situated on the south side Of Spring
street, known No II, measuring "a feet front by 172
feet u depth. The house contains four square rooms
pantry and dressing roo with double pazzas and gas
fixtures complete On the lot ts ofstern, two-story
wooden Kitchen athcd and plaaered and oil necessary
outbuildings
ALSO,
ALI that LOT OF LAND, with two and half story
wooden DWELLING thereon, situated at the southwest
of Queen and Trapmann streets measuring 48 feet
inches in front on Queen street 150 eton Tapmann
street. The house contains four ~ square rooms, pan.
try, dressing and three nished garret rooms with
double piazzas and gas fixtures complete On the lot ID
oistern, twosory lahed and plasterod wooden hitch,
en- and all necessary outbuildings.
For term apply as above, at
- Noyember7 Wins No. 40 EAST BAY, up stairs
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation.

HeH1 EESt9tB ABeMts3 UUs o1z5 nk Sssu st3 3ooss
At Private Sale
we'll known for a productveness the crop Of cotton
now being harvested will chow. Il contains $50 acres Of
high land 600 Of which oleared the balance heavily
tmbered with live oak and other mixed TIMBER admira-
bly, adapted for fine finishing work; good landing for
vessels offers great facilities for shipment Of lumber At
aohed is body Of marsh. valuable for anurng cotton
Plantation healthy to reside winter and summer On
It is large and handsome BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Of eleven rooms exclusive Of easements with outbuid-
ings, and large Engine House and Steam Engine The
drainage facilities of the above place Of the bost
dering very safe for cotton planting Lawn and other
grounds about the Residence highly oramented and i'm
proved formerly. wfm6 November
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STATIONERY FOR THE GENERAL AS
SEMBLY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DR0POSAL8 WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN-
il 1ERSIGNED until Saturday, the 18th instant tn-
clusiw( to furnish tho General Assembly Of South
Carolna-which on the 76th inst.-with STA
TIONNGllY for the session.
Thefollowing will give general idoa of the kind and
quantity required. Onetourth of the quantity in sepa
rate ckages for the Senate tho remainder for the House
Of Representatives.:
~ 80 reanls Ruled Foolscap
40 reanB Ruled Letter
25 rcams Ruled Note
10000 Letter Envelopes
2000 Official Envelopes
b lbs. Sealing Wax
q gross Red Tape
#2 2 doz quarts Ink
80 gross Steel Pens
8 gross Pom Holders
Edders will furnish samples OF Foolscap, Leer nnd
Noe Paper also Of Envelopes Pens and Pencils to either
WA T.. MARTIN,
Clerk of the Senate,
Charleston, 8. {,
or JOHN T.. SLOAN,
Clerk Of The House Of Representatives,
nhar9 (c1, f,ia
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Sea Island Cotton P10n7QtlOn.
BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWES,
Ronl Estate Agents, No. 81 la Broad.street.
At Private Sale @.zsZZ
RIOHFIELD PLANTATION on Johns IslaIld near
Brick House; 625 aores 400 cleared This plantation Is
neay the sea- and the lands productive and well adapted
for Cotton, Rice and Provisions.
NnYernher mW16 :
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., 1
COLUMBIA, October 22, 1866. 4
! 70 BUTLDFRSA AND CONTHAGTOIeS:
NyHE LEGISLATURE AT trHE EXTRA SESSION,
passed the following resolutions:
"l1esoLued That the Governor do advertise for est-
nntcs of tho cost Of covering tho State House, and
fitting up therein sufficient number OF rooms tor tho
ise of the General Assembly and its officers upon the
most economical plan, and lay tlcn before the House at
their next session"
Estimatos arc invited therefore, according to plan
and specification which may be seen in the Executive
Office:
lss To enclose and nniah the cast wing Of tho build
ing, SO to accommodate the Legislature and its oL
cers. ==Z
3D. To coyor the entire building and finish one of the
WINGS as to accommodate tho Legislature and Its o
ST. To enclose and finish tho east wing as above and
Wost wing
In addition to the above bidders and contractors may
furnish plans and specifications at their own expense
and estimates, and they will be considered:
1s 10 enclose and finish the east wing SO as to accom-
modao tho General Assembly and its officers.
Cd To tho entiro building nnd finish one of the
wings nB to accommodate the General Assembly and
Its ol1cera. "
3d. To encloso and finish tho cast wing es above and
to the remaining walls of the centre building and
west wing. Z
These plans and estimates will be laid before the Gen.
9ral assembly for their consideration
AL plans Bpoclhcaions and estimates must be fled
In thus olhca by quesa the Goth November next at IA
O'Clock ~ JAMES l. ORR Governor
E Ccbber rs ttuG y
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THE HAsr1 STREET Dnua sronE-In company
with several friends last night NO rosortod to the
new store, attracted by tho brilliant illumination
set on foot by MIR. Gu111EauN. We examined the
gorgeous display of Chinese bgo'.terie in the vim
dow, then ontored, and there enjoyed the treat
prognosticatod in our notice OF yesterday.
This new drug store ia perfect gem in lie way.
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andsome Brick Residence corner Of BatA and
streets.
BY ALONZO j. WHITE II SON.

- handsome threo.story {3) BRICK RESIDENCE, stu.
ated at the southeast corner Of Pitt and Bull streets The
House contains ten 0square rooms together with pan
try bathing room &C. On the premises are large accom-
modaons for servants extensive stable room for car
rages and horses and Is one of the moet complete and
ures about eighty 8 feet front by about one hun
dred and seventy (170) feet deep.
For further particulars, apply as above ct 100000.
November mwf3 No. 68 EAST BAY STREET.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

a,n1AnoHo1r AcuDENr.-Coro WHITING yes
serday held an inquest over tne body OF NICHOLS
RICHARDS, seaman. He was one ct the o'eW OF ei'e
ahip. Ida and lilly, and was employed in dis
charging her cargo Of copper ore. While engaged
IL hosting this q boz of it caught the rail, and
swinging round struck him 30 forcibly as to cause
him r. Lose bia balance and fall into the hold,
killing him instantly. The Jury returned vet-
III t in accordance with the above facts. lie leaves
wife and family in Bristol, England His assets eaa
aad effects have been turned over to the Rev. w.
B. YArns, seaman's Chaplain.
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Estqe Sab-Plantatton IN ST. Andreao's Paris
DY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

Shat Houses IN Hdnoue" and Nassau-streets at
P7iuale Sale.
BY SMITH & MoGIIL1VRAY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, #
No. az BrOad-street. near stnte.streef.
HOUSES with good Lots, in Hanover.street
House in ssau-stroet, east side, noxt north Of
South street #@
For terms, apply aB aboye October so
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UNDER DECREE I'm EQUITY.

Sy3,o1as Us. Bernard
On THURSDAY the 9th November next, at II O'clock
s. A. will be sold, near the Exchange,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND
within the present limits Of the city Of Charleston and
lcss bounding to the north land of John Gordon for
mcry Of Philip patick to tho east and south land of
the Estate OF Nathaniel Russell, and west Kng-street
rold.
years. with interest secured by the bond and mortgage
OF tho purchaser with leave tn pay the whole in cash.
Tho purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES ". GRAY, Master in Equity
| October 1G tuf7th1
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Chance for apitalists-LarJe Pacons Lot
lee Sag- street.
by w. Y. LEITCH d II. 8. BRUINS,

AuctfOneers.
Will be sold OF Auction in front Of tho old Cusomhouse
at II O'Clock on WEDNESDAY, December s.,
That spacious and egi n LOT containing 100
This property is sufficiently large for The building OF
four stores the vest with IN entrance and capacity
for the erection Of additional buildings in tho rear thus
locality Of this properly in the prn. pa business street.
and its congnity to the fashionable hotels OF this city
with the city railway running in front, and Its large
epacc entities it to tho consideration OF capitalists
Terms accommodating. For further particulars @ ap-
ply above, ut NO 70 l5nOhO-o1 1tiAa1.
This property can be treated fos at private sale.
Novnmher WI
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REMEDY for Bos, Pimples and Eruption. Ha's
sarsaparia and Queens Delight, Theabove distressing
impurities of the system yield to the virtues OF that
honnv compound as if by magic For sale by a drug
gsts. INV
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At Pr5v0tc SHE.
HY CLIFFORD 9L hEATEiEWEa,
No. 81 1-ts Hgr0a<s street.
= SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS
FARMS. FIRsT-CLASs WATER-POWERa. sUNrMER
RESORTS, &C., &c. in this Stale and deorgia.
ALSO,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
In every part Gf tho city. Smo - September ~
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tory To those in noed we would call particular
attention to Dr. BLY's advertisement.
We are pleased to know that our nlaimed soldiers
can be supplied with artificial limbs in our home
city.
We are authorized to say that the prices are 80
arranged that the poorest well afford u sub
stituto.
MIR. j. g. GARDNER, the Agent and suporinten-
dont, can bo seen at oil hours during the Day at the
mandatory, No. 1873 King street.
THE RICHMOND Times says: "Wo have enjoyed
the qualification Of examining tho testimonials and
end ,rsemonts Of DR.. GARDNER, and are moro than
convinced that such letters could not have beon OBJ
tained except by the possession Of great skill in
his profession. He fulfils promptly oil he UNDER
takos, and will not run up a bill upon hopeless
case. Wethink that our citzons who arc afflicted in
eithor Of these gans- the eye OF oar-shoald con-
suit with him, and they will find him courteous
gontlcinan and master Of his profession.
Dr. GARDNER can be consulted daily, on all dis
oascs of the eye aud car. Office Parlor 13l, at the
Charleston Hotel, where ho will ronain until Mo-
yembor 10Th; after that time will visit Charleston
monthly.
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= Draft Horse.
BY j. DRAYTON FORD.
A WELLDRoKEN DRAFT HORSE, in good condition;
sound and gentle. He can be seen OF my Olace
Noyelnber7 WIZ No. 40 BROAD STREET.
REAL ESTATE OF THE STATE WORKS
AT GREENVILLE, s.. G.
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MEsaRs RAou1 4 LYMAN have recently obtained
large addition to their stock, and now offer to
the public well selected and varied assortment OF
Drugs and Chemicals, 80. The popularity of this
store has been so we'll known that few comments
are necessary. Their experience and ability as
pharmaceutists cannot be doubted, and one peep
into their well arranged establishment will tempt
any one to enter and become q purchaser, We
recommend all who wish to invest to pay Messrs.
RAou1 & LYMAN visit, and they will be easily sat-
isfed. ,