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Wanfad-

IN flHsI Class BUSINESS lfES 70 snzses 10
" t-ate.lnE nussess- fsg from SO 9 81
PER dsL. 60 e sis< Cesar ssfeei % sEhf days.
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1866.

A VOICE FROM The FAR WEsT.-epsakng
81 "CosJar-' Ret. Rascn Art. &C. E,te rin' M tor
s'more gram and urorisi1ns are destroyed auuuallV
IN Grant county ~ FerulIn than aoud usT tor tons
~ ibis Rat ana ln-ect hlsr."-Lalo1fa tWa.I
Head.
- see "Co1AE's" a.iyeTts smsut shove.
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are indebted 10 Ed. willard, Union
.'rss'' lot TIE latest Louisville and ciRsin-
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PrRsoxAL General Fisk has returned to
this city after sh absence Of several weeks.
He looks hale and hearty as ever.
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State Of Tennessee-Futnam County.
r-r .,..ri,g L. he unilass .-led CIers Rom -ra
-. 40 {, s.if rcf.rt on tae tsls isF H' Mnrer
issa h ne caaa of slas - tserirJs 49, q. p
al $500 dao'd ~ Anfhcuy hpsn - i, Pc.
~ I. ~ -. $3.50 no WIN hush n auar-
-. -. "a ne sia = af felneszeal n. r. ll-fe.nrs
or.isref thsf purheston y ne "a ~ esslFae
~. e 49, sls-aassrra aueIzs i1r snlf VIM III
HssS Il srrrsr before ihe sorznIFioi c0uutT Cor-t
"a pIlsr.r- county. o. D. hoilen ief ssl curufV 1,
-, - II ,-8ErgIi-, 90 tle draf slar|Isr i, e
ls1f g., ~ mere 81 eater 1if drle.l,a to -.
rIa|rs.l,- ,rtIon. OF the saane aiil h.. ~ 49, Il.
hesriag ~ pa-ie ~ % hm-
=. "a. sTONF.
naaFeh2s-fsi Clerk 81 Putnam Coaniy 6urs
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HAyING lcased this vel known Hoiei for a
H tarn oi 9e.ra, snd having fnoruughly ref I'D
And reilil lls1fa ~ - arr ernnird - nrcoH1-
rpetatf Ne ne ne pltiic IN good style - say
ctnL 1nt.ae - t.e country. De has luIir tsan sad
tft A1ensille 80 Ereafly IN zeci 20 Euod hatcis
49, iaftis 10 mast rsEtrai aud lsfreat huuae IN
ID cry, He are dstsrruined o. unEn "a sercuf 10
nraa- Our charges HIi a. Al tulrf - -
e1n possitiy b. afarded.
nssit-on HARE = ROBERTS.
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1866.

"OOsTAR's RAT DIFFERENTIATION b. simple,
sale, and sure the moot perfect Ratification
meeting We have ever attended Every Rat thaf
ear get It. properly prepsred. vi eat BE-. and every
one shat eats d vii die. generally a. some plaee A.
distant as possible from where Is was tskeu.-Laks
Shire. M.ri Mirror.
a. Sc "CosrAns advertisement shove.
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PAPERS Lost.

Z HAVE lost the following Scrip Of The Pennsyl-
II vsnis Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Phifa-
delphia viz
No. loss for $50, dated 1856
No. li05 so 1851
No. 1874 " 80. 1858.
No. l2IT extra $50, 1853.
REEs ". PORTER.
Nashvill a-law6w,
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L8li.

FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPEEs- re-
collect that hundreds Of doi.srs worth Of 6ra % .
Provisions, &C., are annually Destroyed By Hats,
Nice, Ants, and other meets and FsrmIn--au 81
Whieh can he prevented DY few dollars worth Of
"CosraE.s" kat, koach, Ant. &C, EEtsrmnator,
bous hl and used freely.
"a See "CosTAn's' advertisement above.
ss-soid 10 Nashville Tenn. by W. J. 4 g. W.
SMITH, lni a.l Drlgs.sts and Deaiers.
ufarrhlT SIN fIfar
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NASHVILLE i CHATTANOOGA
kaasl - go. -
r. AILR DAD.
CHANGE OF TIME

OtFlCA OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
Mac. AND n. &. n. ". RALRoAbs,
NASHVILLE, TESN., March 4th, 1856.
IN and after Tuesday, March g. 1896, and until fur
Their notice, Passenger Trains vii Iun a. iol-
OWs:
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South a. 80 A. NJ and $50 P. n. Arrive &C Chaita-
nooga 81 b;sO P. n. ana $50 A. ~, next day.
Returning Chattanooga az 500 A. -. and
s;i5 ?. n. Arrive ct Nashville a. AGO p. NJ and 685
A n next day.
All trains connect at Wartrsce for sheIbyvIIe.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for J0hnsonville, and an points
West and Northwest al 4-lO P. n. Aruve 81 John
sonUlle at $50 P. n.
Returning-Lesve Johnsonville Lao A. H., srrive
at Nashville AZ 6.5OA A.
Trains on n 4 n. W. r. r. connect At Johnson
Vile with FIRST class line Of Steamers for Padueah,
Cairo and st. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE,
On steamers connecting with N&NW Railroad.
Passengers by this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Cairo.
Trains stop at an Intermediate points.
WM. j. INNES Genr SupT
n Q. and ~ a n W. r. Rds.
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We are indebted 70 the Adams Express
for continued favOrs.
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SYPHILIS.

sletqres IN ths ureths brother atcu or FINN
WINE aong uisf SonoFrhea cured few days
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day aniTe ouarv
10 ca nst1a
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

IN NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

III ASN5 treating
% N Ts,, o.
S m
sASloa oAl Who
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& "lE years estahl she'd IN n. Y. City"
"On.y iuf1liihie remedies znoWn."
"Erse from plisons."
mot dangerous % the Fuman FAMILY
"Rats come out Of their holes % die"
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal WeaIsnes,

" IN any day Of The Won't esy ana Stains r
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1866


RATS ucralg BIRDS Whoever engages iu shoot
ing small birds a cruel man whoever aids IN ez-
terminating safs h a heneiact0E. We should Ike
some one 70 give US the benefit Of their experience
in driving out these pests. We need s0neshing
besides dogs, cats, and trsps for "a Dusinesa-
kcienflac alnc1oGn. ". Z,
HS-see "CosrkE's' advertisement above
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Cincinnati. OhIO.-JOsErH 3. QuiSBT, is
our authorized agent 70 receive Advertisements and
,,t.,,iy.ti,s,s f,r the N1stslUe Usi0H.
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CIRCULATION In THE STATE.
a q 4 N II g =

The following arc tho Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
ing Agent
Rev. COLIN MURoHIsoN, General Travelling and
Collecting Agent.
TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and stationers
Columbia, 8. O.
Col. ]. j. RYAN, Barnweu, 8. q.
T. NJ TRIMMER, Spartan Office, spartanburg, 8. O.
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
@. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison CO.. Ela.
PATRICK { HUvEY, Macon, Georgia.
r. A. MCKNIGHT, Unionville.
], Y.H. WILLIAMS Clinton, 6. O.
j.. R.ALLEN Chester G. H, SO.
JOSEPH n. SEARS, New South" Hilton Head.
W. 8. LANCE, Grahamville P. O., Beaufort, g. O.
B, r. BRADFORD, walterboro', g.
Il. L. DARR, SUMTER 8. q.
THAD. Q. ANDREWS, Oraugeburg, 8. O.
5.T HERSHMAN, journal Office" Camden, 8. @.
J. NJ. BROWN, "southerner oface," Darlington, 8. O.
II. III. QUINN Il BRO. Augusta,
J.H. EsrELL, Savannah, Ga
BAAO DAyEGA, Agent in New York.
Hr. AUG. BRENTANo, NO. Tos Broadway, New York
has always the latest dates Of tho DAILY NEWS, as he
oeB Of all the othor principal journals Of the country
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A Beacon of Health.

The good things of this world have each their ap-
pointed mission.
It Ia the mission of HoSTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS to prereH and relieve great variety Of ailments
For twelve years it's success protective and remedy
has been without check drawback. It is strong
negative eudence of this fact that the efficacy Of the
article specific for dyspepsia, bousness constpa-
on nervousness general debility, and intermittent
fevers, has never been questioned. IT,.
Of it's infabiity in such CAGES, the
atatements of public mon whose names are familiar as
household Words have from time been given to the
world.
It's reputation is not founded In facts then truth Is
shadow. and the utterances of conscientious citizens
Of no more value than 'dicers oaths-"
And what is its reputation Let the progress Of its
sales the inquiry Where twenty dozen bottles
Of Hostetters Biters sold In 1856, five hundred
dozen are disposed OF now. -
Gould public opinion be significantly expressed
than by It's unparalleled increase Of consumption 1t
seems impossible. " .
The preparation has been initiated. Where are the
imitators2 Echo answers, "where?" To the '1imbo"
Of things lost earth they all either gone going
Peace be with themi 't
May % -. 6
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The Army OF Northern Virginia.

Crescent Wonitly, entitled "Generai LEE and his
most grateful and touching trioute to the gal
liant Army of Northern Virginia and its last and
most renowned chief that we have read:
''There stood the mOurnful remnants OF that
once glorious army that had dipped it's conquer
ing banners in the crimson tide OF eight and twen-
ty sapguinary battles, and strewn it's heroic slain
from the feet of the Pennsylvania mountains to
the gates of it's own capital city; that had given
Manassas to Beauregard, and twined the fame OF
the Seven Pines battle in the laurel wreath OF
johnston; that had caused the waters Of the She
wall Jackson and stretching its right arm out
to tho distant West, had planted victory on the
dropping banners OF Bragg; that had witnessed
shifting and tragic scenes, and under all diff.
entities and dangers, had remained steadfaat
and faithful to the last. And after having wit
messed the rising OF the Southern constellation,
war, pursuing to its splendid zenith the fiery
path of Mars, now beheld,. not unmoyed, ita
dssctnng as spehnd0rs going down in the
whose lofty plume was ever its rallying point in
battle, and around whom it's affections warmly
clustered, now commended it for it's past devotion
and and bade i adieu forever. Slowly and sadly ht
rode from that mournful field. aud the cause that
he fought for was beneath the foot Of power
Few were the eyes that grew not moist at witness
cause finding expression in the sublime soul Of its
great defender. And though that cause be deed
yet wlll its memory continue to live, and eve
honored Will be those illustrious names that aacri
feed at it's altars. And on the scroll Of fame b.
name among the list Of ointment worthless viii
shine With purer. serener, or moro resplenden
light than that OF Robert Edmund Lee. His fam
is monumental: His name will be placed along
side those OF the great captains Of history-Marl
borough and SAKE, OF TilIy and Eugene; and a
long as the fame Of the Southern struggle shh
lnger IN tradition and song, Will his memory b
cherished by the descendants OF the souther
races; while his character will stand up in tn
twilight Of history like some grand old cathedrh
jocts Of earth, majestic in it's vast proportions
awful In it's solemn stateliness, sublime In IL
severe simplicity"
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ORIENTAL CHOLERA BITTERS,

USED WITH THE GREATEST SUCCESS AS PRE-.
YENTIvE and adopted by the Faculty of Constantine
pie.
Bold by FRED. RoHRsCHNRIDER, No. s82 Pearl
street, Now York, and by A. W. ECKEL CO.. No. 23l
King street. Market, Solo Agents for Charleston,
8. G. the2 we6f May 10
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PRIVATE SALES.
One Of the most eligibly located Building Lots
-. the city.
BY ALoNzo j. WHITE Sc SON.


One Of The most eligioI LOCATED Building lots in
BY ALoNzo J. j. Wi1rH Sc SON.
At Private Sale :.
the north side Of street door east OF
Mazyckstreet. measuring 100 feet front by 200 feet
deep, more or less.
May so r No. SO EAST BAY.
ORANaEBURG FEMALE COLLEGE:
l. ATED in the Town Of Orangeburg, and known as
the oRANaEBURG FEMALE COLLEGE. The build
lug large and suitable for Hotel Boarding School,
being capable Ct accommodating about two hundred
200 persons. On the premises gas works for sup
plying the building with gas; and fne orchard and
garden. The grounds are ample and eligibly located
Terms-One-tenth cash balance in ten equal an.
nnal instalments secured by mortgage Of the prop
erty; the buildings to be Kept insured and policy
assigned or credit the whole OF the pur-
chase be had by giving approved personal security
in addition to the mortgage, &o the purchaser paying
only cash enough defrsy expenses Of SALE For
'n'' A''l'D'Afs 'ppt' a COHEN, HANoKEL co.,
No. 40 East Bay. corner Boycs Co.'s Wharf.
nB-Orangeburg Times insert above one month and
send Dill TO Courier once. fmwlmo May 26
STATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA-ORANGE
BURG DISTRICT.
| IN CHANCERY.
Pursuant to an order Of Chancellor j. P. Carroll,
offer at Private Sale PLANTATION, belonging to the
estate Of the late James Pope, sr, containing
about one mile from Bluffton, in st. Lukss Parish.
named "Buck Island; bounded on tho north by land
! OF Dr. Jno ". Kirk; east by lands Of r. H. Kirk
and west by lands Of N p Crowo and James P. Gucr-
rard. ','
For termB. apply to me. at orangeburg. g. q.
1866. I : - :
| Maya wB1mo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction SnIes This Day.

AUCTION ShicB Ihfs LAY.
JOHN 8. RIuas Co. will SELL this day, at their Real
Estate and Stock Exchange. of Broad and East
Bay streets at IL o'clock, City Six Per Cent Stock
sums suit purchasers South Carolina Railroad Bonds
State Bonds, &c.
HmNvY Cor:A 60. Wi! sci! thu day at their store
No &c Venue Range at IN O'Clock felt hats hair brush
es Italian sowing silk, and cask OF damaged cutlery.
LAuREY ALEXANDER will sell, this day, at their
stores, Nos 1885, no and 142 aeengsreet at
woolcns and damaged cotton osnaburgs; ALSO quanti
ty OF gunpowder cow-peas, shoulders butter OIL bacon
strips. whiskcy, &c.
r. NJ. MARSHALL will soil this day, before his sales
room, No. SO Broad-sreet, at IL O'clock lot of very
elegant and welkept furniture, Melton cloth, &c.
j. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell this day before thor
store No. 125 East Bay, at 1OH O'Clock. picked her
rings. whio beans tea. tobacco, soap. olasses
meal, picked tripa, &c.
10 MILLIaAs. MELoHEns &c 90. will sell this day at
their store No 20 yendue Range, nt 10 O'clock Melton
cloth head handkercbicfs, towels tabiecioths, &C.
N. HUNT Son will sell this day, ut their sales
room, No. IT HaSne-strcet, at halfpas 10 O'clock 20
cases and cartoons assorted boots and shoes.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day at his store corner
of King and Liberty streets. at 10 O'clock tho balance
of stock Of dry goods, clothing hats, notions, &C.
UNnEARp OF "CoME.DowN "-Messrs j. II. READ &
Co., in thoir advertisements in this mornings NEWS,
offer largo variety and choice selection of good
at amazingly low figure. How they afford it we
know not The ladies always love to to READS;
do we onder ut it. handsome store, pleasant obig
ing attaches fine stock of goods seleoted by faulless
TASTE We predio. largo READS il the next
few days. -
! On. HUMPHREYS, of No. 5e2 Broadway. New York,
well known to the Homeopathic medical practice, has
transferred interest to company OF which he is
member and ready to furnsh a tho varieties OF
Specifics the profession and people need No house
In this department of medicine has larger facilities
better reputation, than that of which Dr. H. is now at
| the ad.-Ne,oark Advertiser, March 49, 1865.
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Splendid Corner Stand and DlUeHing.
ny WII.RIIR e. SON.

Splendid Corner Stand and Dl1eHing.
BY WILBUR & SON.
TUESDAY next, 9th June, north of tho old Custom
House, at IL O'Clock. will be sold,
xhsser ALL THAT LOT OF LAND. with the de-
E!nE sirable two and half story DWELLING and
l'asI3 STORE thereon, being fine business stand
IskftA situate on the northeast corner of Marsh and
Inspection streets. The house is we'll finished, has
spacious store neatly ted up and tho premlaes
fine large cistern and necessary ouibuildings Lot
fronts Inspectonsreet So feet inches by 120 feet
on Mars h-street.
Condihons-HaH cash; balance in one and two years,
to be secured by bond and mortgage of the premises
buildings to be kept insured and policy assigned. Pur
chaser to pay us for papers. May 30
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Desirable Residence.
BY WILBUR SS SOW.
TUESDAY NEXT, 9th june, at II O'Clock, north Of the
Old Custom House, will be sold,
sksz9a,r ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE
M!Ed FINE RESIDENCE thereon, situate one door
EtkH1 northeast of the corner Inspection and Marsh
- streets. measuring AZ feet inches on Irspeo-
ton-street, by 128 feet in depth.
Conditious-HaH cash. balance in one and two years,
to be secured by bond and mortgage of the preises
Building to be insured and policy assigned Purchaser
to pay us for papers. May 20
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Jane H., 81 minutes; Minnie, IS minutes and ID
seconds.
We understand that there will be another race
shortly, in which these two boats and Gvo others
will enter
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MILLS

THEsl WAPPoo MILLS EonMERIT TIE PROPER.
oughly oVerbauled snd IN full operation am
prepared TO cut Yellow and Pitch Pine Lurnbar Of ahy
selee.sd Al low tide there Ia "a feat or saerat
my Wharf, and diApatch can be guaranteed TO vessele
undnr my perhonal supervision.
May1 16 limo JOHN q. THURBTON.
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AUCTION SALES.

city Sir Per Cents, in sums to suit purchasers,
South Carolina Railroad Bonds, State Bonds
,''a "s,' q a. ~ es'.sssi gSi,n .; RIGGS & co;
LIS DAY, the 3Oth inst, at IL O'Clock, at our Real
if W isSe ffhafs n 3; 's
EST SiFy SIX 5fook n H SUNS
ROAD AptHr DoNn$ poLhAhs ssoorit CAROLINA fA11"
ONE HH ThoTsASD pHs p Rq5R7 EnR STATE SOUTH
TWO Iiiog5ANb .potEhEs IAN STATE SOUTH CARO-.
TWO TH0usAND DoLLARs STATE NORTH CARO-
ONE THo1saSB DoLANs dREENVs MErhs hNS EGS6s 6S
LUMBih RAILRuAp BoNps. AMI w.
ONE THOUSAND UoLLAEs IN AMERICAN AN Gof.D doEDS'
FrFryovE SHARES tHahF, HisI, SOUTH CAROLINA
rwESTY:siX SHARES CHARLESTON GAS COM
pANY.
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS:
eoSP9Ns eogPoNs efry 6F hAlLRoAD
COUPONS SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
AND eoSh Raf
COUPONS SS CITY OF SAVANNAH.
Unlimited Securities received before day Of aale.
Estate Sale-By order Of the administrator, soith
Pe,?nissiom Of Me Ordinary.
THIS DAY, 3nh instant, at II O'clock will bo sold,
at my Sales room. No. SO Broad street.
Lot OF very elegant and we'll kept FURNITURE, be.
Large and very handsome BRUSSELS CARPETS
~ Handsome Pnrlor Furniture, Chairs, Tetoa-Tetes,
Tables Paintings, Ornaments.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed samo day.
BY r.. NJ MARSHALL.
THIS DAY, 30th instant will be sold Sales Room,
No SO Broaa-street
Yards Of Brown Melton Cloth.
1t Is suitable for Spring and Summer wear, and will
be sold In suits
Conditions cash. May 80
Sale sq q RfYkss R1Y Gs0ds bG%Mm eSns!nsed' e.
store ocot oF sToek w M be 1nY Sd Ct
CLOTHING, HATS, NOTIONS, &c.
PAIR IRON GATES. 8 feet wide
Lot Of Chain. Pulles, &c. May 80
Boots and Shoes.
By ". HUNT q SON.
THIS DAY.the soth inst at 1oK O'Clock in our sales
20 cases and cartoons, assorted kinds Mems, wo.
men, men Misses ,@n and ohd5en,s Boors, SHOES GAIT
| BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERS &. CO.
THIS DAY soth inst, we will sell at our Store No.
pieces MsTon ssnss ono e. ysras ascb
10 dozen Head Handkerchiefs
| 10 dozen Straw Hats
| case Mems Brogans
| case Ladies' Shoes
| dozen Yaiises to close consignment.
Unlimited @ goods received till hour of sale.
THIS DAY. 30th Instant at half past 10 O'Clock, at old
Postoffice, will be sold,
One substantial OPEN BUGGY and HARNESS nearly
One genteel oNE-HoRsE CARRIAGE and HARNESS
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Nesn Crop Muscouado Suqar.
BY j. a. ENSLOW AND CO.
On FRIDAY Dext 1st June, at 10 O'clock will bo sold
Mt accommodation Wharf, alongside the schooner n
j. Frazier Just arrived FROM Matanzas "
Nav 90
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VALUABLE AND LARGE CARao.-The American
ship Hudson, Capt. POTTER, for Liverpool, which
}has been loading here for some time, was cleared
yesterday by Messrs. WILLIS & CHIsoLM, with the
largest cargo of the season, consisting Of 11a
bales Sea Island Cotton and 1865 bales Upland
Cotton. The Hudson is very superior mer-
chairman, and makes frst-rate cotton carrier,
as will be noticed from the size OF her cargo.
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BY l.. BUNCH 81 SON
THIS DAY, 30th Instant at hafpast 10 o'clock at old
Postoffice, will be sold,
One substantial OPEN BUGGY and HARNESS-neariy
new
One genteel oNE-HoRsE CARRIAGE and HARNESS
One FAMILY HORSE
Ono CART HORSE
One WORK MULE.
May so mw2
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Handsome and ,oeH-kept Furniture Of q Family
declining Housekeeping.
By CLIFFORD & MATHE IVES,
VIII be sold Mt residence southeast OF Charlotte
and Elizabeth streets, on MONDAY, 4th June, at1l
o'clock,
serve,
CONSISTING OFF,
Elegant Mahogany, Walnut, and Rosewood Drawing
and Dining Room Extension and Marble Top Tables,
Sofas, and Chair q In Gets, &C.,
Mirrors Curtains Window Shades, Cornices, Carpeu
| and Rugs, sideboards Vases, Cutlery, &c.
Handsome Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Bureaus, CnalrB:
Washstands Wool and Moss Mattresses, Pillows anu
Bedding.
Fine Dinner and Tea Sets of French China
Ont Glass DecAnters, Tumblcrs, &c. Walters ana
Castors
Ice House, Safes, Kitchen Furniture
And variety Of other articles usual In housekeeping.
Terms cash. and articles to BIO removed Immediately
after sale, the house has to be given up. .,
May % mWH
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BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERS & CO.
THIS DAY. 30th fnst we will sell at Store, No.
20 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock,
20 pieces MELTON CLOTH yards each
10 dozen Head Handkerchiefs
10 dozen To rels
Linen and Fancy Tab1ecloth
10 dozen Straw Hats
case Mems Brogans
case Ladies' Shoes
dozen Vases, to close consignment.
Unlimited goods received till hour of SALE
MAY so
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30

BY II. MI. HIARSHALL.
THIS DAY. 30th instant, will be sold my Sales Room
Nh. SO Broad-street,
Yards Of GREY MILTON CLOTH
Yards of Brown Melton Cloth.
1t Is suitable for Spring and Summer wear, and will
be sold in suits.
Conditions cash. May 30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30

Sale of Dry Goods Continued.
BY MILES DRAKE.
At 10 o'clock THIS MORNING, will be sold ut my
Store. BALANCE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS, NOTIONS, &c.
Also,
PAIR IRON GATES, 8 feet wide
Bathing Tub
Lot of Chain. Pullies, &c. May 30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30

Under,criers' Sdle-Danldged Cutlery.
BY HENRY COBIA d co.
THIS DAY. 3oth instant at 10 O'Clock, at our Store,
No. 26 Vendue Range, will be sold,
! cask CUTLERY,
CoMpRIsNa:
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, OARVERS
Shoe Knives, Barlow Knives Rszors
Scissors, Shears ana Pocket Knives
Imported In and damaged board schooner Wickopeo
her voyage from Liverpool to this port and sold for
account of Underwriters and all concerned.
Terms cash May 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30

Felt Hats and Hair Brushes
BY HENRY COBIA a. co.
THIS DAY, Both instant at 10 O'Clock at store,
No. 26 Vendue Range will be sold,
One case containing 20 dozen FELT HATS. assorted
colors and sizes
One package 70 tbs.) italian Sewing Silk tblack)
One case superior quality Hair Brushes.
Imported direct frem Liverpool
Terms cash. May so