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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-04
7. r. FERGUSON, Aaeti0neer- q
YMUSTEE'S SALE OF - s-s-
H. VATTT A RTE RfNAT EST

n "A LIZ "A u LIE II La E<s3 Il
Pursuant to a deed Of trust, made by ]. ii.
Gsay dated the 9th day of April, 1852, and OF
record in the Clerks office of the Court Of the
Corporation of the city of Norfolk, Ishall, on
DEESDAY, the 18th day of October next,
sell at public auction, before the Auction House
of F. +. Ferguson, on Wide Water street, il this
city, the property namedin said deed, and des-
cribsd as folows, All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land, situate and lying ON the Vest
side OF James street, ibthe city of Norfolk, and
corner of John q Smiths property on James
street, and running back along the lire of Mes
srs. j G. Smith, j. Z, Allyn and g. F. A1dar-
sons property westwsrdly tow stds the q eek
KIN wn as Newtons Greek, seven hundred and
twenty-thres feet ten inches, thsncs NorthwaFd-
" the hundred and iorty,thres feet seven irohes
to lane fourteen feet ten inches wide, reserved
for tia individual use of Jno. e. Boyle; thence
Eastwardly i've hundred and Fifty four te to a
fence enclosing in part the R4pswalk grounds,
thence SouthWardly along said fence seven fees
to the corner of the same, thence EastWardly a.
long the line of said fence ne hundred .nd sixty
nine feet seven inches to James street, thence
Southwardly along the line of James street one
hundred and ninety-sevan feet four inches to ths
place Of beginning
This property is the Fruit and Flower Garden
Of MIR. Bonnet, and contains a rare and valuable
collection of Fruits, Flowers and Shubbarfy, and
| this business. At the same time the iarge guam
| tty of land embraced in this property holds out
| great Inducements to those wishing to make ih-
| vsstnaents of their money -tl ~
Terms ash. Sac st IL o. clock, N.
| t SIMON. s. STUBBS, Trustee.
0 +. F. FERGUSON,
sea6--tds Auctionecr.
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Per Albemarts and Chesapeake Canal, Oct. T..
81, 500 slaves, 4l8, 800 shingles, l01 cords wood
$4,000 feet lumber, ITO bush wheat, $40 bus corn,
80 hogs, 95 bbls potatoes, bbs tar, Dbl lard,
1900 lbs rags, Dbl brass. 10 bbis haxseed, porl-
try, eggs, etc. '..,'''.'- p. ''.,.....'
Per Seaboard and Roenoke Reiisoad, Oct, 4.
bales cotton, l bale wool, 10 bales domestics,
bales rags, l6 bbls spts turp 81 bbls 23 bags of
frnit. Ia bbls l67 bags aaxseed, bbs beeswax,
hid boxes bacon, 2 bbls apple brandy, 45O0 #
luinbe~.
o3 Review of the Week. ~ hi
The weather during the past week has been
very Indictment. HeRce, but few arrivals Of pro-
duce and business generally inactive,
Receipts of all kinds of produce light, and pri-
css stationary
The demand Is still good and prices stationary.
All kinds in demand.
The supply small, and the demand equal there
to-a small advance during the week in white
and mixed. 'f..s@ 5es In qsy4s 4GIL.S
o sfj@ 9s8 a WHEAT .e sis aaii Il.
Has been. in demand and the prices advan
ced 5 cents for the best samples. n'5
3A iJtsd ri sRiria OATS
Have advanced 6 cents and prospect If contnu-
ed demand. no1a saa s.lal F5i 90 a-''t' si5ztf
COTTON. .es
In the beginning fthes week the market was
SO mewhat excited sales at 35cts since the mar
ket has been little dull owing In the main to
the bad weather and small receipts. The article
Is still In good demand, with no disposition on tn
part of holders to concede sales; middling in
good order would bring quotations.
ID PROVISIONS. g. 80 z e, ga
No material change in prices. the supply and
demand being about the same. p. AfAt
sa snh saaq FLOUR. A'f eiN'
Has advanced Csc. per barrel, and remains firm
at the advanced price u = 2-@----- 81 10.
All other kinds of country produce are in fair
demand, and with steady and fair market. an /
We think the interest o. our planting friends
should look towards early sales of the maturing
crops ,,5ts7.yt -~.sr.-a & .f4fsIAJ3 ae1a
Receipts Of Produce for The Week, ending Oct. 3.
$40 bales Gotten, - bales wool, 8 bales yarn, %
pentine, 522 bbls. rosin, 2l2 bbs. 2l3l bags
dried fruit, II bbls. ssbsgs roots, IL bbls 742
bags fax seed, II boxes bags beeswax, 70 bags
feathers, Is boxes bacon, kegs lard, hhds.i to-
baeeo, hid. stems, Q boxes tobacco, "a cases
smoking tobacco, 3 bbls. Vinegar, 7bbls. oil, II
rolls leather u bbls. apple brandy, 8 bbl, wills.
Key, " 900 feet lnnbsr, $4,000 slaves, 10 car
lOads cattle. ~ lear sH htEai5.i1i = 1t .hrEsft
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Washington and Hyde Counties, N. G.
s- No. iS. fT4.t nf@A

Washington was formed from Tyrrell eoun-
ty in 1899, and named after General Wash
ington. !, It is III the northeastern portion Of
the State. Plymouth, situated on the eastern
bank of Zone aof the mouths OF the. Roanoke,
not far from where it empties into Abemarls
Sound. Washington county produces Cotton,
Corn Wool, Turpentine aud Lumber. 1t also
exports a considerable quantity of Fish,
Hyde was one Of the original precincts Of
North Carolina, and named after Governor
Edward Hyde Thomas Carey who had
been appointed Deputy Governor by Sir
Nathaniel Johnston bad seized the records OF
the province and proclaimed himself Govern
or. sOn' the arrivalsof Hyde, be refused to
yield and with an armed brig and smaller
vessel he made an attempt upon Edenton but
was repulsed. Alter this Governor Spots
wood Of Virginia sent a party OF marines,
upon iyde's requisition, from Hampton
Roads, to his relief Hyde was subsequently,
appointed Governor and issued his proclania-
tion in Iyl2 granting pardon to allathe irs,ir-
gents except Cary and four Others During
Hyde's administration there was massacre
OF the whites by the Indians in which the
tribes Of Tuscar0ras, Panlicos, Cothechneys,
Cores, Mattamuskeets aud Matchepuugoes
participated Thee most horrible barbarities
were committed by them. Governor Hyde,
however, called out the militia, who, assisted
by South Carolina with six hundred men I'M
der Col. Barnwell, defeated the Indians who
had fortified themselves on the banks Of the
Neuse, with great slaughter. Three hundred
Were killed and one hundred taken prisoners.
In the summer Of the same year, l712, the
yellow fever attacked the Colonists, to which
Governor Hydesfel q victim. in September OF
that year. In order to defray the ex penses
OF the Indian war $4,000 in bills of credit
were issued by the Colony. which was the
first emission, of paper money in North Caroli-
ma. The Court House is at Swan Quarter, on
Psmlico Sound, south Of the western extrem-
atyof Lake Mattanuskest,. l.. The productions
are similar to those of Washington and other
counties in the Sound region. Wheeler says
its Inhabitants are distinguished for their en-
terprise, industry and daring. 70 eqse r
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THE DAY BOOK.
lTTtATl0HI::::-.:THE PUBLIC.

The following statement we are ready
to submit to "Arbitration.1 A
CITY AND COUNTRY, CIRCULATION MORE
THAN DOUBLE THAT or TIKI NOR
FOLK yIRGINIlN, AND EQUAL TO
,,s THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF
ALL THE PAPERS In THE CITY. III
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Jas. 8. we,oh's Best Family Flour.

Jas. 8. we.ch's Best Family Fiour.
Welchs and Patapsco Family Flour, very
choice article just received Also, fine grades
Refined Sugar, fine Green and Black Teas, ln-
itation English Cheese, choice Butter, Refined
Lard, choice Sugar Cured Hams, prime Green
Cotiees, Roasted and Ground Coffee, fine salad
Oil, French Mustard, English Mustard, pure
Apple Cheese, Preserved Ginger, &C.. for sale by
VIM DEMfNG, The Grocer,
oc3 No Main street
ID ECElVING at The new Hardware store,
H. Commercial Row, near the Ferry,
English and American Stock Locks, from & to
IL inches. assorted qualities also, home, rural,
cottage, eagle, and mortiee Kaob Locks Min
eral and Porcelain door and drawer Knobs pad
chest, and drawer Locks, &C., for sale cheap,
oc3 j.. q. W0MBLE Il O..
TOS. RODGERS & SONS
u - t. iLll Ivory, Table
and Desert knves, Pocket Knives and scissors
Also, cheap Pocket and Tsble Cutlery, just re-
ceived at New Hardware Store, Commercial
Row. near Ferry. cd4la ,',D'ND 70
- VIZ, virgin an copy. la -. - :
J OFFICE DISMAL SwAME CANAL Co.
Norfolk, October 8, 1866. --.,
NJ Office Is hereby given, that the
IN Annual Meeting Of the Stockholde of this
Company will be- held at the Office of the Com
pany, on Main street, in the city of Norfolk, on
Monday, the 9th day OF November next, common
cling at II O'clock .lh
.siolsn45 CONWAY WHITTLE,
oct3-lawlm President
Gas- The Williamson Bxpositor will copy the
above once week till day Of meeting, and send
bill TO this Office, 81 ,.,.l. IVA {0ls 49fI'
.1. DWELLING FOR RENT. .d r.
yJNhat very desirable residence, No. ia East
l. Main Street, next door to =. H, Mast, Esq,,
and now occupied by Il. b. Nichols, ESQ, ia for
rent for the year 1867. Possession given Isl Ian.
uary, IS Apply 10
oeS-3t" .f JOHN b. WHITEHEAD.
COFFEE AND TEA 7TT1T7TTTTT7~
tOE Bags prime Rio Coffee,
| AO 10 do medium do do
80 caddies superior and medium Gunpowdsr Tea
just received, and for sale by
7. A. YOUNG & CO.,
se22 Co. Roanoke 50 and Wide Water It
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
P1aTNERS WANTED

.
A Ps1arNERfwANrED.TT
: A Gentleman who has had many years sxps.
rtsnce in the mercantile and gipping business at
Williamston, N, c., and who can command q
lsrge share OF the patronage of his section, de-
sires partner who has or can command a capt.
tai of @tsa97sa
Ten OF Twelve Thousand Dollars.
His object would be not only to merchandise.
but buy cotton, shingles and other produce. He
can bring the best Of testimonials a. to integrity
and business capacity, : I:
!. Those wishing to correspond with him, should
sppiyto LTIl . At4 e =.
= oc4-6t 81 s4 IGt Me Norfolk, Va. Z
d NOTICE 10 PROPERTY HOLDERS. :
NOTICE IS HEREsYUgiven to all persons
IN whose Pavements are out of order that II
repairs are not com neneed on the same before
the 10th OF October, the parties liable win be
tined FIVE DOLLARS, as the Ordnance Directs,
for every day thereafter until the repairs are
made. n b. LEE. -
oc4--3t Inspector of Streets
TsUMBEK. LUMBER. LUM Der.
We have an hand ovor 1000, 600 feet Of elbow
and Pitch Pine Lumber, consisting Of Scantling
of all sizes, ~ and SIS dressed flooring, ~, 81
and g. Boards, 2, Land inch heart ana mer-
charitable PLANK for wharfing. &C.. ~
Also good assortment Of the best "a, 81. q
and u seasoned White Pine, together with Shin.
giles, Fencing, &C. atrRaWN 0QGe 4 Z p
Best Egg Stove Coal will be furnished at the
lowest market.rrice, Allpersons leaving their
ord der will positively be supplied;
ocA North st. " harf Portsmouth, Va.
+ 4 THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY
IN stut FOREVER. 80 .l8s i.e
s&(ARAVEf W
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LUMBER, LUMBER. LUM Der
, THE GENUtNE

Il " -.TF'l y. = ? y ia (, : u y
1924 .acs 5s.gaH bas "a .sl ARTICLE. "a
The finest Tobacco in the market I" . ,,-. IN,
AT DEMINGS, NO. z MAIN STREET.
Tobacco Chewers of Norfolk Listen.
ceeded In obtaniag Zone box .onlr of the gsnu.
inc B +. Gravaly Tobacco When this Is gone,
we think it viii be some time before you Hlook
upon its like again" IL is indeed "a thing Of
beauty to look upon, and like Nectar to the
taste of those that "chews" to buy it. All in
clined to indulge will call on q q 77,9 =
g~S~S nEMiNG, THE GROCER. 6i
oc4 .a.n-aa Hza2l hA4 MOI Main street
rITY OF NORFOLK, to wit = Al
~, Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court for the said city, on Monday, the lst day
OF October 1855. stia :
A. Fellows aud j. r. Langley, merchants and
[ partners, doing business under the firm and
style Of Fellows 1, Langley Is9ss9 Plaintiff
g4ss saees h ASSUMPSITs a9lgq % 40 q.
Against II. Taylor and Logan Hurst, Dsfendsts.
frhs object of this suit Ia to against the
defendants the sum of 81, iii 40, with interest
thereon from the 18th day of December, 1855, till
paid, and costs. Affidavit having been made that
the defendant, N. Taylor, is not resident of the
State Of Virginia. he y hereby Re qairsd to appear
due publication hereof, and do what may be nee
| esssryCto protect his Interest.
IA copy-Teste: .dJ4 ttH
20 HENRY NJ. BOWDEN,s Clerk.
ELLIS, Pa. gH isap lsd oct4-law4w
MANURE. MANURE. MANURE,
TIME uNDERsiGNED has now for sale several
| 1 thousand loads of No. Manure, from SOC te
ST 90 per load on board vessels. as,,' ,,lisy,b
$50 ..a.,s JOHN PETTIBoNE,
| No. L6s l4th st. N, Washington, d. c.
l. NA- Vessels wanted. oct4-2wDsW
TUE FUNERAL d Edward Hill r VII
take place Tomorrow Friday) Afternoon, from
the First Baptist Church, Butte street, at 8 o'clk
Friend and acquaintances are respectfully invit-
4 ed to attend without further notice .5
j LIN STORE, and for sale at moderate rates
CRATES AND TENDERS.
ELEY e. B. CAPS PLATED GOODS.
! W. r., HUDGINS' VA PATTERN AXES
Wagon Material, House Furnishing Goods, \
Hoe SCo's Cross Circular, and Pit Saws, Lsatt
sr Betting, Lace Leather, sc., 30.
W. r. HUDGINS, Hardware Imp ortsi
oct4 No. II Market So, Norfolk, Va.
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U NORFOLK, Va, September rs, 1866.
OFFICE COl.LEL'R INTERNAL REVENUE,1
% DisrAIGg ox VIRGINIA,
piSTfLLERY AT AUCTION.
WILL. be sold, on SATURDAY ,sSspt, 80, 1856,
at the War. house next to MYer Ayers, Esq,
lower end of Commerce street, --.-'H 90 q
4 COPPER SI1fIl AND HORM. r.
with Furnace and Connecting Pipes and Pumps
all up complete, ready for Immediate use. Capan
city about ITO gallons; has been little used
17 ALSO, ~ ss-..I t-s 2
Dbl. Spirits bbts W alter Mixed --.F
bbls. Empty--5s bbs. Mush, all prepared,
4bbls. Molasses-Iron Furnace, Bricks, Kegs,
Tin Measure, Bucket, Spade, Coal, Funnel, Saw'
Force Pump. 100 feet Lead Pipe, more or less.
This same having been fortified to the United
States, by violation of Internal Revenue Law.
Terms Cash. A gafl5a ....~ Jlth
Sale at 10 A. NJ. --s
r5eir By order, an
s..' SIMON STONE, Collector. s. 4 :
al Per h. O. JONES,
ss 70 Revenue Inspector.
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POSTPONED,
Fhs sale of the aforementioned Dlstllery and
o. articles Is P s. p ONE until further me-
ssY9o
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PHOTOGRAPH OF PRENTICE. "A cor
respondent of the Mississippi Sand
ard. thus photographs the celebrated
editor of the Louisville Journal:
George D. Prentice, the world-re-
nowned editor of the Journal. He
is homely and shabby specimen Of
humanity; had on pair OF worn-out
slippers, dirty shirt, seedy coat, and
evidently had not washed his face for
several weeks. But such is, not nn-
frequently, the garb of gcnius--an
eccentric way that great men often
adopt for being distinguished from
the masses. I regret that my curiosity
ever sought m introduction to George
D. Prentice, for, while I cannot but
admire him as journalist, scholar,
poet aud wit, the remembrance of his
personal appearance must ever de-
tract from the sublimitv of his cffu-
sions.
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Here is good thing that will tell
as twas told to me:
An old fellow in the neighboring
town who is original in all things,
especially in excessive egotism and
profanity, and who took part in the
late great rebellion, was one day blow
ing in the village tavern to crowd
of admiring listeners; and boasted of
his many bloody exploits, when he
was interrupted by the question:
II say, old Joe, how many rebs did
you kill during the WARP"
Glow many did I kill, sir? hor
many rebs did I kill? Well, I don't
know zactly hoeo many; but I know
this much-I killed as many o them
as they aid o. a,ae!''
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BRowNLow.-The follow ..g, from
the Circleville (Ohio) Democrat, is
not bad:
Parson Brownlow says he would
not start for Heaven with the Demo
cratic party. Very true. The old
whelp is too far ON the direct road to
HELM fact, he is so near there that
the little devils have stopped sitting
brimstone to look out of the window
as they see him coming down the
home stretch-neck and neck with
Ben. Butler and Thad. Stevens.
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Notice to Owners of Goats and Swine

DARTIES who own any of the above
i mentioned animals, are notified that
all Goats and Swine found running at large
in the streets OF Columbia, on and after
the Sth inst, will be seized by the police
and impoundcd in the lot near the Guard
House. THEO. STARK, Mavur
June 3
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a Home Companion.

Besides tho colicctloa Of til, cream ~
tlae news of tho week, Political, Financial
and the Markets, it will contain 8 large
amonnt OF LITERARY NATTER, such as
choice Tales, Sketches and Poetry. 1t
will embrace EIGHT PAGES, containing
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in a
form 10 bind, and thus secures faithful
record and history Of passing a*en:a.
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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c.

~ the Sig, Of the Golden Pat Lock
A FULL supply of GRAIN CRADLES,
IN Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, Scythe
Stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, &c in store
snd for sale low for each.
May 2G JOHN C. DIAL
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TRl-WEEkLY HACK LINE
BETWEEN
LAuRENS AND NEWBERRY,

LEAVES Newbeiry Ty.cs-
*: = 4. days, Thursdays and Satur-
- - i:.,.S days. Persons from below
New3crry Wishing to take the
Hack tor Laurcns can always secure seat
Oh arrival of the ,irccnviltc train. hy n"ti-
fyi:,:, DR.. II. J. Ep,in;,. at \cwherry, Of the
day they will be up
Iits Hack will ran in connection with thc
l.aur"na Railroad. which Will be in opera
ton as far down as Clinton tuinc miles in
few days. and hv middle of Junc to Mar
tins Depot; T. Il. CREWS.
Nav ~
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HANE established a branch office and
Ii manutartorv at Columbia, =. c.
The improved AUTOMATIC LEG AND
ARM manufactured by tins company are
unsurpassed hy amy IN the world.
Our w"rkmcn are practical artificial leg
and arm makers tlrc, nf then, wearing
legs of the II oW!! manufacture.
O,n facilities rr.: unsurpassed. Onr
work Warranted unc Year. Call and rx-
aminc our specimens, or address
DANNELIY. MARSHALL " co.
S"rgrr~ Building, Columbia, s. c.
Etfire-- Madison, Ga, Nashville. Tenn.
Columbia. :. {. May ~ limo
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NOTICE.

HNtIE subscriber would respectfully in
Il form the citizens of this city and vi
clnity that ne Will continue the general
HARDWARE BUSINESS III his own name
and on his own account, and hopes to
n, I'll and receive full share OF public pa
tivnaSc. JOHN {. DIAL.
MAY
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J. Billings describes love as state
where judgment yields to fancy. and
fancy to nonsense.
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Stonewall Jackson's Cam
paigns and Life.

PY COOKE, Of Stnart's Staff, with por-
- trait and fine maps.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S LIFE AND
SPEECHES.
HUGH MILLER'S ESSAYS Literary,
Social, Biographical, Historical and Politi-
cal.
LIFE OF JAMES L. pETIGRU BY
Grayson.
AGAZZrs SKETCHES OF TIE GLA-
CIERS, &c.
Life and Times Of Jamer Madison. By
Hon. W. q. Rives.
Tom Brown at Oxford University A Sc
quel to School Days at Rugby
How to Get q Farm and where to Find
One.
Ten Acres Enough to Support Family:
an instructive and entertaining volume.
History Of Henry the Fifth. By Towle.
Indian Corn-Its Value. Culture and
Uses.
Our Mutual Friend. By Dickens
The Life Of Trust. BY Muller.
And other NEW PUBLICATIONS. For
sale at J. J. MoCARTER'S Bookstore,
Juno IS Opposite Law Range.
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In Equity--Lexington District.

W. J. Harth "a. William II. WcetZc and
others.-BM for Partition.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that \.
Il G: Summer, Jacob c. Eichelberger and
Elizabeth F., his wife, three Of the defen-
dants to the above BILL reside without the
limits OF this State 1t is, on motion Of
MIR. Boozer, complainant's solicitor, order
ed, that said defendants do plead, answer
or demur to said bill within three months
from the date hereof, or an order pro con-
fesso will be entered against them
HENRY A. MEETZE, G. i. l.. d.
Commissioners Office, Lexington c. H.,
March "a, 1868. March 81 s3mo
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GIBBES & HUGGINS,
EXCHANGE BROKERS
Insurance Agents.

PlShS against Fire taken in the follow
L & jue; Companies. n fair rates, and 40
cnarge for policcs:
NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY
Hartford. Conn.
NATIONAL. COMPANY
New Orleans.
p\rINENTAL COMPANY
New York.
BALTIC COMPANY.
New York
VIRGINIA STATE COMPANY
Richmond.
METROPOLITAN COMPANY
New York.
Sun MUTUAL COMPANY
New York.
EXCHANGE on New York and Charles
ton bought and sold; dealers in stocks.
Bonds, Sc. The highest prize paid for
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes.
JAMES q. tIIHBES GEO HUGGfN%
Office Plain street. Columbia. s. &.
May - ;jnn
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SOUTHERN BANK NOTES!
SOUTHERN SECURITIES !.
Bought and sold on commission by
LAWRENCE BROTHERS & CO..
3 a N x z r S

70. l6 ". STREET. NEW 1-ORh.
,NONEi received on deposit from banks.
WI bankers, merchants and others. Or.
dcrs :u Gold Government and 9th er Secu
rites executed at the regular Stock Ex
change by 4 member of the firm. ConsieD
ments of Cotton solicited
DEWITr c. LAWRENCE JOHN X. CEcI1
CYRCS J. LAwHENCE WM. 4. HAIsrEn
Anvil &
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S A e T. S !!

HERR1NG'S Patent Champion Fire,
IL Burglar, Powder and Damp Proof
SAFES for sale. The only sure protection
from fire. I can furnish these Safes, all
sizes, at manufacturer's prices, freight
added. J. H. KINAftD. Agent.
May 10 2mo Columbia. S. c.
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The Stalls in the New Market

AEio OCaiib III CuE New 1GrKGt
NIILi- be rented at public auction, il.
w front of the Market, on WEDNES
DAY next, the goth inst. at 10 o clock a. IN
Terms and conditions will be made know.
by the auctionecr. JOHN S'PORK,
Chairman Committee on Market
June i3
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''HFs CLEANER

II published every Wednesday morning
the Proprietor, 10 make this equal to, If
not the best. FAMILY NEWSPAPER in
th' south. In fact, az iss name indicates,
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CHAINS! CHAINS! CHAINS,

UST received and for sale low, 500 pairs
- Straight and Twisted Trace CHAINS.
Also, complete assortment Of TongRc
Chains, Lock Chains, Breast Chains. Stay
Chains, Fifth Chains, with and without
Stretchers, Coil Chain, Halter Chains,
Jack Chains, &C. J. q Y. II. AGNEW.
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JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor.
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day, and contains the LATEST NEWS, by
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Cutlery! CutIery!!

At the Sign Of tie Golden Pad Lock
A FULL assortment Of Table and Pocket
IN CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &c, in store
and for sale low by JOHN c. DIAL.
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WEsTCHEsTER HOUSE,

Corner Bj-0one street o94d Boare1-y, ". T.
NNlIIS house, capable Of accommodating
l. three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located. and
near to AL points. City cars pass the
Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places OF Amusement every three
minutes. Single Rooms, s1.00 per day :
double, 1900 j. =. BARROW & co,
JAN II y Propiieto
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