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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT. Judge Fisher.-l este rday.
the case OF coward Letcher, charged with an
assault and intent TO kill officer David y.
Cunningham, of Georgetown, on the 3lst OF
October lsst, was taken mp. NJ. q. r. IA. Day
for the defense. Letcher WAS indicted with
Thomas Girton. who. not appearing. hts bail
was forfeited. 1t appeared from the evidence
that these men were mem oers of the lO7th col
ored regiment, and on the day above named
Were on Bridge street. Georgetow n, and II is
alleged that they drew their pistols, creating a
CONSERVATION. Officer Harper. with the above
named officer, went to arrest them with pistol
In hand. but found IL useless. Odicef Cum
bingham then approached him, aud the ac-
cused fired, the ball striking the officer below
the knee.
This morning Judge Fisher instructed the
jury that the policemen were not justified IN
making an arrest unless they had reasonable
GROUNDS to believe that q felony had been OF
was about to be committed, OF IN a breach OF
the peace when they were eyewitnessee.
The case Is being argued TO the jury this AZ
ternoon
The grand jury were discharged until Jan
uary Sd.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY L. s. & EUROPEAN NEWS ASSOCIATION
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

By the Atlantic Cable.l
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 21-1 p. m-Ths case of
Pirolean was before the court to day. Minister
Adams would not sanction the recent agree
ment made with Consul Moore, relative to the
disposal OF the vessels seized as Confeder ate
property and the pay ment Of fI59,O00 claimed
by Frazier. Trenholm & Co., Of Charleston. as
eracy. An extension Of time was given to the
for the steamer Bat were discharged
PARIS, Dec. ell p. NAT the grand han
quet given in this city yesterday in honor of
Mr.. Bigelow, ex- Minister of the United States
nothing OF political Importance trauspired.
Mr.. BIgelOw returned his than ks in elou uent
words Ifor the brillianticomplimen paid MIN
on his taking his formal leave of the French
people. Mr.. Kellogg, who was present, said
the new Minister, Gen. Dix, would find no
stormy questions to settle.
LONDON, Dec. all p. m.-Consols are firm
At the opening quotation, 80 for money. Ameri.
can securities-5-2O's, TX: Illinois Central, 10:
Erie, 40.
LONDON, Friday, Dec 2l-Noon.-Cousols.
90; 52O's, -; Cotton, 14S; with sales of IL 900
bales.
LONDON, Friday, Dec. 2l-Noon.-Linseed
Oil is quoted at one cent lower.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Dec. 21-Noon-The
Cotton market is steaky. Sales day estima.
ted at $4,000 bales. Middiing Uplands opened
at I41d.
The Provision market is dull Lard has de.
cliued Sd. Bacon -. lower.
LONDON, Dec. 21-Noon.-The market for
Petroleum here and at Antwerp Is unchanged
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The DISTRICT IN CosGREss.-In the House
Of Representatives, yesterday. Mr.. Stevens
submitted resolution which was adopted.
'-That a committee of seven BE- appointed to
report a bill TO establish a system Of common
schools for the District of Columbia, from which
no child OF the age of six years or more shall
BE- excluded except for improper conduct the
schools to be supported by taxes impsrtially
levied on all taxable property of the District.
together with such fixed annual appropriation
as Congress shall grant, and the Speaker an
nounced the appointment Of the foliowiar
members of the Select Committee: Messrs
Stevens, Of Pennsylvania; Patterson, Of New
Hampshire; Weiker, OF Ohio; Boutwell,, of
h sssacbusetts; Moulton, OF Illinois; Ashley
OF Nevada; and Hubbell, OF New York.
whatever may be thought of the purpose of
the resolution. the committee design ated has
considerable fitness To deal with the subject as
n embraces several gentlemen who have given
much attention. 10 educational matters; Prof
Paterson, Of Dartmouth College; Mr.. Bout
well. long commissioner Of education in Mas
ssehuseffs, and Mr. Weleker, also prominent
m connection with educational matters IN
Ohio.
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From Canada.

MONTREAL. Dec. 20.-An application will be
made At the next session Of Parliament by
large capitalists here to dam the st. Lawrence
at Carpine Rapids, for the purpose Of obtain
ing hydraulic power; $1,000 0O is the proposed
Griffip aRd Knapp, said to be the robbers of
bonds'to the amount of SYST, 600 from the Royai
Insurance Company Of New YORK, were ar.
rested yesterday by the chief of police. Moth
ing was found on the prisoners, out thew were
armed TO the teeth. They have been STAYING
at the Ottawa Hotel for the past few days, &C.
companfed by two women. The case comes
before the police magistrate this afternoon.
The Three Rivers Journal, on the authority Of
the clergy Of the District, says no Catholic
priest Of Three Rivers knew or saw John Il.
Sufratt, fF 't.
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THE INDENTURE OF coLoRrp cHILpREs


The Freedmen Bureau has received a COM
mUnICaiiCD from Prince Frederick. CaIver,
county, Maryland. stating that a colored man
named John Lox has been indicted by the
grand jury for that county for harboring his
children, " no had been bound, but were re-
teased TO him by Judge Bond of Baltimore
The facts reported in the case are that John
was summoned before the orphans court early
IN lo65, Tor the purpose of having his children
SpIT'ntIced. which he refused 10 do be being
able To take care of them himself. With this the
court was satisfied. but the wife of John was
formerly the slave of DIR. James Duke and a
snort TINE afterwards Dnke had John aud hrs
wife again summoned before the court The
1a'her -tIll refused To have his children bound.
but DOtW lihs tand ng this the eourt N il alleged
apprenuced them TO DIR. Duke, against the con-
sebta OF the father LOx appeled TO the Crimi.
nal Court, IN Baltimore, and the children We're
before j Judge Bond on a writ of hobs1s corDys
who ordered that they be delivered 10 the
Istner. Duke then went before the grand Jury
and bad him indicted for enticing his children
from their master. He was held to bail for his
appearance at the next term of the court.
"A communication has also been received
from the superIDfs ndent 1T Annapolis Md
statlnA that several cases similar 10 the above
nave occurred in that vicinity. A number of
cases were before Judge Bond, in Baltimore a
few days ago, who returned the children TO
their parents: but the order of the court was
obeyed In one case only, and attac hments have
been issued against the others. In one case
Judge Magruder decided that the writ of his
conrt took precedence Of the proceedings in the
criminal court
The superintendent saws The pressnt
state OF the law 10 very perplexing Until n
shall be decided whether repIeyin will hold
m these cases no children are safe unless they
are removed from the county. Several cases
now On hand have been delayed by con sci
for the master, but are now fixed for trial ON
The 9Th inst. Petitions from the colored peo.
pie for the release Of their children are a ,ilv
being sent TO the assistant commissioner as
they believe the General Assembly which
meets on the lst OF January will IezisIats go
As 20 make these nden lures legal
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THE POLICE oP THR % PREcINCT ELECTED
FROM THEIR STATION.-For some time past
the officers of the ID precinct have been very
uncomfortable in their quarters for various
reasons. The station is two-story building
on Ttn street, near the Park, which was fitted
mp for a station, and as the officers do duty in
the county and the city north of n street, the
expenses OF the station were 10 be paid Jointly
by the Corporation and the Levy Court. which
refused 10 pay its share, though the Corpora
tivn Is ready at any moment to pay their moi
ETY.. The result is that the owner of the prop
ertv has insisted upon the police surrendering
the property to him. And the Board of Police
yesterday directed that the platoon doing duty
IN the I'd precinct shall report TO headq uarters
until further orders.
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To RE OISMIssEn

On Wednesday last, in the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, on motion Of Mr.. Earnsworth, of
Illinois, the clause in the Civil and DipIom ATTIC
appropriation bill, appropriating the amount
asked Tor by The Secretary of the Treasury and
Postmaster General for the pay of additional
and temporary clerks, was stricken out By
this action the force in the Treasury Depart
ment will be reduced about fifty. "a mum Der of
whom are ladies,) and IN the Post Office De-
partment about twenty-five.
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The REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER or
TIE LAND OFFICE

The annual report of Hon. j. l.. Wilson,
Commissioner of the General Land Office. is
nearly completed, and will be published as
soon as the maps are finished. The report is
very full, and will contain twenty three maps
OF the different States and Territories showing
the various mineral resources Of the country
Congress has under cons Iteration the proprietv
OF printing the report in both German and
French, IN order that it may be distributed in
Europe next year. Workmen are now engaged
IN engraving the maps, and it is thought the
report will be published in about Two weeks
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BOARD OF Police The Board met IN their
rooms at headc narters. opposite the City Hall.
at - O'Clock p m. yesterday-all the mem bers
present-and remained in session till near !
O'Clock, transactiDg great deal Of business,
principally con nected with the liquor licenses
The Board directed that Sergeant p. w Har-
bin OF the eighth precinct, he reprimanded by
Major Richards, for gross neglect of duty. w.
w. Hurdle snd John Lynch, of tue same pre-
cinct, were dismissed the force. The . n
plants against Privstes J.W. DAVIS and W e..
Alder, OF the same precinct, were dismis sed.
Thos. Shea was appointed a private. in place
ofW. w. Hurdle
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The General Land Once has Just prepared
a patent in favor of the Central Pacific Rail.
road Company, containing over forty-two
Thousand acres. being the area OF the tracts
approved by the Secretary Of the Interior as
enuring 10 eaid company under the acts of
Congress of 1862 and 1854 The patent is pre.
ceoed by beautiful miniature map of the Uni.
ted States handsomely colored exhibiting all
the States and Territories with great Dustin CT.
mess, as also the lire of the Pacific railroad
from the Valley Of the Mississippi to the Pa.
Cific OCEAN
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRKCroRY-We have re
ceived a copy Of the excellent Directory OF the
Second Session of the Thirty ninth Congress
complied by Major Ben. Perley Poore, clerk OF
the Printing Records. II is by far the fullest
and most satisfactory directory ever issued,
and is Invaluable to all wishing accuI ate in
formation in regard to the executive, legisIa.
tive. diplomatic, and municipal officers and
Cf7Cps
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

Mr.. Speaker Colfax has gone North to de-
liver his popular lecture, EN- bodying hIs re-
mlniseenees of his journey from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific Next week he will lecture in
Burlington, Vermont, on Monday; in Rut.
Hand, Vermont, on Tuesday in Danbury, Con.
neetcut, Or Thursday; in Pawtucket, II hode
Island. on Friday, and In Henry Ward Beech.
er's church, at Brooklyn, on Saturday
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The New Orleans Riots

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 20.-The clerk Of the
House Investigating Committee on the New
Orleans riot obtained from Mayor Munroe the
names of parties holding oficial positions in
New Orleans, by election, or by appointment
of the Mayor, in July and August last, and
the names Of the police force Of said city, both
regular and special, and the Mayor is respect.
fully requested by the committee to give su ch
aid in the premises as will enable them to OBJ.
tain the Information required.
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The San Francisco A.ses,er.hiu Cas-.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2o.-To the complaint
of the United States VS.. J. M. Avery, whs re.
fused to surrender the ONCE of United States
assessor TO the appointee Of President John
son, the defendant set mp demurrer IN the
United States court to day, which Judge Hoff
man overruled, with leave for the defendant
to answer in ak days.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS

Returns received at the General Land Office
show that 81, I5i acres OF the public lands were
disposed of at the St. Cloud, Minnesota office
during the month OF November; J7,43s acres of
which were taken under the homes tead Ia "
for actual settlement and cultivation; the re-
mainder was located with agricultural college
scrip and military warrants.
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FINANCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
Lewis Johnson & %, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows:

Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-lst Board-U.S. reg
istered. 1881, =; do coupons, NIX: 5-2Vs,
lu5S; 1910 8. registered. 99h; do. coupons, % 4
7.3Us, les; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates,
2sh; Canton, IS; Cumberland, 65H; QuicksiI-
109x; Erie,5l; do. prefer'd, sax: Hudson. I2I:
Reading, n34; Michigan Central, IO7X; Mich
igsn Soutaern, S01; Illinois Contra, Ii5x;
Cleveland and Pittsburg. s. 1; Cleveland and
Toledo, l25; Rock Island, l03s; Northwes.
tern, 4S; do. preferred, =; Fort WAYNE
1853: Chicago and Alton, 1t9; Alton and Ter.
re Haute, 40; Toledo and Wabash, a. w, u
Telegraph. "a; Boston Water Power. -: Pa
cifc Mail, -; Atlantic Mail American
gold. p. m. lS3as.
LONDON, Dec. 2i.-IPer Cablel-Bonds -:
Consols, 20; Erie isk Illinois Central, %.
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CALIFORNIA SWAMP LANDS

The Secretary OF the Interior has approved
three additional lists OF swamp and overf1o wed
lands IN the San Francisco, MarysvilIe, and
stockton districts. California covering an ag-
sregate OF liI.O99 acres. These lis.s have been
prepared by the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office in pursuance OF the 4th section of
the act Of July u, 1896.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS

Returns received At the General Land Office
show that 24.754 acres of the public lands were
disposed OF during the month of November
IT the following local Offices: Detroit Nichi-
gan. S.60l acres; Marquette, Michigan, 9,7i2
acIes, Topeka, Kansas, 7,44i acres.
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THE WHITE HOUsR

A few persons had an audience with the
President this morning. Cabinet meeting was
held at twelve O'Clock, and the session con-
unued for some time: all the memb beers present I.
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THE CASE OF DENNIsOS ACT. THE CoRPo-
RATIoN.-This morning. Messrs. Bradley and
Bradley. counsel for the defense in ths case of
DenDison agt. the Corporation of Washington,
which was determined day or two since by q
verdict for the plaintiff, for injuries received BY
falling into an area, made a motion for a new
trial They also filed their reasons, setting
forth that new evidence had been discoy. red
that The verdict was contrary to the evidence
and that the ruling of the court in one particu-
lar was erroneous.
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LAND PATENTS ISSUED.

During the month ending on the 18th inst
l,G55 land patents have been transmitted by
the Commissioner OF the Land Once 10 the
patentees, embracing lands sold for cash. To-
Gated with bounty! land warrants, Agricul-
tural College scrip, and confirmed priv ate
els
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RE1IRNEU

Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War
returned TO the city last evening, and WAS at
his Office this morning, where he was visited
by large number of persons.
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SECOND EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1893.
Jay Cooke 90. tut ash the following
quotations. Of Government securities:

INV YORK FIRsT BOARD SAILS
Coupons, Ill \; Five Twenues, 1864. 1062;
Five Twenues. 1854, l05k; Five Twsnues,
1865, 105K: Five Twenties. January and july
1865, los; Ten Fortes 99S: Seven Turtles,
August, l05 do. June, los; do. July, lu5
3oiu, 1897
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THR WEEKLY STAR is now ON our counter
for sale, and in wrappers. ready for the mails
containing. among much ether reading matter.
a capital story entitled '.He and l." which has
some reference to the interestin ubject OF first
love; useful items of domestic economy; the
District Suffrage bill; the case Of Conoyer: Con.
gressional prOcee dings; Humorous Sketche
with Domestic, Military, Naval, DEPARTING tai
and Local News: Agricultusala and Housekeep.
ing Miscellany; and the latest Telegraph Dis.
pathes from all quarters.
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Fire in Jersey City.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2t.-St Peters Church, in
Jersey City, was damaged to the extent of
$4,000 by fire last night. The fine new organ
was nearly destroyed. The edifce has lust
been completed; and was one of the most i'm
posing structures In the country
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MUNICIPAL VISITORS. Alderm en- Crane,
James and Porter, of Boston, with DIR. Read
CITY physician, are here on . tour of sanitary
inspection.
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SShillirgtop, OdeoR Building, sends u:
he attractive January number of Madame
UemOTesTs Mirror Of Fashions.
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VIOLATING HACK LAw.-Ctorn alius Hughes
hackman, was arrested yesterday by office,
Johnson. Of the Second Ward. and was fined
81 for violating the hack law by Justice Bates
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PoLICR REPoRTs.-The Lieutanants of Po-
lice reported the arrests for yesterday as forty
In number. The fines under Corporation la WIS
amounted to SI39.
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was arrested yesterday BY Officer Ellis, of the
Third Ward, for keeping open on Sunday He
was fined $40 by Justice Thompson.
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INTERNAL RKyENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day, 500, 59s.l5.
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PERMITTING GAMBLING IN HIS HOUSE
Yesterday, Sergeant Vernon. of the seventh
Ward. arrested George Foth. tavern keeper
for permitting gambling in bis house. The
case was tried by Justice Bos well. who fined
Foth $50, from which he appealed
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VIOLATING THE CITY ORDINANCRS-Yes
terday, Officer Westfield, of the second precin
arrested VIM. Green for running a cart with.
out license and without a number He was
fined s. Robert Barrett. for same offanse was
fined IS; and John Jenifer, for having a cart
unnumbered, was fined 81 80 by Justice Wal.
tnr
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PERsoNAL.-General Grant is expected to
return to the city this evening.
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| SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICKSsE-Peter
| Barry was arrested by Officer Wilson. OF the
| Second Ware. tor selling liquor without Ii.
cense. He was fined 500.
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GooD SKATING At the causeway, foot of 18th
street
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REDUCED PRICESt
ONE ZOE ONLY
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
NO DEVIATION.
GEORGE U. JENNINGS.

will receive during this week new add tons
to my already large stock, and at prices tina com
me nd the Goods themselves
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ZINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA.
Il DINING TIA, AID TOILET SETS.
MOTIFS 0OPFERS.
FINE VASES. ~.
PUNCH BOWLS, ~
PLATED WARE
CUTLIRY
CASToRS, &C.. flor the holidaysj
Houseksepers and Restaurauts suppiied At low
price A large lot OF cheap TOYS, LAMPS
CHAEDELlDRS. OHlMHBYs. and No coal
OIL, for storekeepers, cor. Tth and r SITS . opp
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COLUMBIA S. c.. FRIDAY MORNING, 12 1866

Freedmen's Bureau, who gave it as
his opinion that the war was only half
over, and that unless the powers of
the Bureau were enlarged so as to
give hlin control of all the cotton ex-
ported from Savannah, the glorious
emblem Of our national liberty would
not float unmolested very long. He
had not been invited to single tea.
party, though he had lived in Savan-
nah for year, while returned Con-
federates were cordially greeted by
brothers, sisters, mothers and sweet
hearts. He himself had been on in,
innate terms with young lady who.
represented many thousand bales Of
cotton, but OF late a One-arned rebel
had come home, and he of the F. b.
had been discarded Ill favor of him
who had raised his parricidal hand
against the old flag. Hers was pre-
ferment for services rendered to the
rebel cause, and there are many such
cases which your Committee regret to
find General Grant has omitted en-
tirely.
"Your Committee do not deem it
necessary to go into further particu-
lars to show that the spirit which ami
saated the rebellion still exists in the
South, and that the time has not yet
come for the readmission of the
Southern States to the Union"
THADDEUs Il Co.
MACK.
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Wanted.
John w. Steele

John w. Steele,
Northeast Corner Of King and George sts.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
THE attention OF buyers is called to
Il the complete assortment Of GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING Il FANCY GOODS
now offered. Shirts, Underwear, Gloves,
Hosiery, Toilette Articles, &c. Fancy Goods
OF every variety: Trunks, Valises, Travel
ing Bags, &c. The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine. Jan II I'm
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A GOOD assortment of PRINTS, Of all
N colors and qualities.
DELAINES, POPLINS.
French and English MERINO.
Black and Colored ALPACA.
DEBEGE, LINDSEYS.
Opera, White and Red Ail-wool and Cot
ton FLANNEL.
GINGHAM. JACONET, SWISS MUSLIN.
JEANS, CANBRICS, PAPER CAMBRICS.
Bleached and Unbleachei HOMESPUN.
Linen and Cotton SHEETING.
PlLLOW-CASING, TICKING
SHAWLS, LADIES' CLOAKS
HATS and BONNETS, tr'med and unt'd
BONNET FRAMES, RIBBONS
FLOWERS, FEATHERS. RUCHES
BUGLE and other Fancy Dress and
Cloak Trimmings.
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery
Cuffs, Collars, Hair Nets.
Breakfast Shawls, Sontags.
Hoop and Balmoral Skirts, Corsets
Wells, Coates and Clark's Spool Cotton. =
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Plantations to ka-

nN the 1st MONDAYM} February, at Co.
" lumbia, by order of the Executor of
the late James O'Hanlon, will be disposed
LAND belonging to said estate, for the
year 1866, and known as the Singleton and
Log Castle Tracts. They are superior COT
ton and grain lands. 60 or 70 hands Cal
be advantageously employed on the Sin
gleton place, and about 25 or 80 at Log
Castle. w. A. HARRIS, Agent.
Dec "a
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Law Books for Sale.

pY permission Of JOHN A. BROWN,
IL Ordinary OF York District, will expose
to public sale, at the late residence Of
Edward Moore, deceased, in Yorkville, on
the first Monday III February next, large,
choice collection Of LAW BOOKS, and
other articles unnecessary to mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ALFRED MOORE, Executor
Jan Q 2w