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PRIVATE SALES.
Fine Residence In Hdsa street.
nv LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSUREs

For Sale ,,or rpurnupnp an
son srees Containing eight large rooms PANTY dress
Ing and two paas On sash shd ns
se brick Kitchen carriage III geo nSase f aesn s%a os or lea
ALSO, - ---5..-.ss.ssl5-
The partially burnt BRIgK RESIDENCE On the ysss
s;1 nnrioht roos one pantry, two good gaEret
njazzsa. &c, On the premises are bzict Kitchen 90
The Iot measures feet front by 14 feet deep ana ~
feet ON back line - r,,,,,,,,r
EApply as above, at 4,- NO. ~ hts1A
February T. fsasan
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'AGRlCULTU RAIL-.
PERUVIAN GUANO,

DIRECT FRCM AGENTS, AT MAHAN1
RATES.
cOLUpIIE PACIFIC GUANO. $75 CASH; $50 F1RsT
Noyember with interest, approved city acceptance.
Swan Isaad 41ano 500 cash; $25 LIST November, with
interest, approved city acceptance.
Baughs Phosphate Of Lime, $50 cash; $65 1st Ncvem-
Der, with interest, approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Guano, $55 cash.
Flower Of Bone. unadulterated and unburnt
Farmers Plaster OF Gypsum, warranted pure ia,.
every conAdepce not only having testimonials from
planters who have used them the past year but the
further guarantee that every cargo as 1t arrives from the
factory is analyzed by Prof Shepard, Of the South
Caroina Medical College, and the high reputation of
these mnnures fully Kept up. j. n. ROBSON,
tJan1lary tuthsSmos - No.: so East Bay.
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'BAUGH[''S r =. S. ....
RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE.
400 TONS DAILY EXPECTED,

Il 200 TONS DAILY EXPECTED. .-.se
i 8 TEE AGENT FOB THE ABOVE MANURE,
a last year submitted to Profe BOT shepard Of the
South Garolina Medical College, sample for &nayedg
and With his endorsement recommended 1t to my plant.
np friends am now pleased to say that their practical
e1perince fully confirms the Professors opinion OF It's
The best evidence that the results of its cot
ton last year were satisfactory ea In the fact that those
who then used Il buying It again. and in tn
'rsacsn esros, Of PHOSPHATE is now
in transit for this port and, In conformity with my un
form rule it win be sampled and by Professor
Shepard upon arrival The manufacturers have, how
ever placed In my hands snayBs OF the cargo made
by Professor Williams Of Phiadalpnia which snoWs Lae
The following is the report Of Professor Williams re-
ferred to above: -. .o,r
GEyarEMEN have anRlyzed the sample Of your au
perPhophae handed me some days since, and fndit TO
be composed as follows: -'..'s'i
Moisture at 212 degrees Fahrenhett A69 Per cent
Yielding Ammonia: 382 Per cent
Bone Phosphate of ifme. 4283 per cenI
Yielding Phosphoric Acid 1852 per cent
tother ingredients not estimate sd:I
reatarthan that obtained nom moet Super
fhaye e1amined and this In connection with the read
" soluble condition OF the Bone Phosphate when acted
upon by weak scds-ior instance oarDGc ~ ~
been obtained from the application Of your tertitzer
Il. A''p'' CHARLES p. WILLIAMS, -,
- J. : Analytical an1 Consulting Chemist
u. IN. ROBSON,
, AGENT FOR TIE HEMANUFACTURERs, :.
No.:e2 East Bay, Charlestongi i;
Jani1erv 31 thBtu ..TE2.1 ,..cni2ir LIMO =
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OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF luz DIi lkIe nlENi, !
CHARLESTON, 8. G., February 10th, 1857
rEpARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIYED by the undersigned until 25th inst, for
Cleaning and repairing the Fire Well Of the corner OF
Beaufan and Smith Streets az per speclhcahons TO De
seen at this Office.
Also, for making TEN FIRE LADDERS, as per speci-
hcatons. M. d. NAIaAN,
February Is 10 Chief fTe DeparuuenI
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: HARDWARE, (, / CUTLERY; ETC.

HOES, AXES, SPADES, ETC.. !,
yI,HE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIyNa BY THE
Gladstone and the Tecumseh, direct from Liverpool
iSE MREEt's SEItt' STRONG CAROLINA AND GROWN
HOES No. 600, 90, O, ], and -
ELWELL's RICE HOES. s. 8 and inches -,
. BRA6Ts' PATENT AND CAROLINA HOES
ELWEIIL's FLAT AND SCOOP SPADES.
AMEs' PLOUGHs, Of all sizes
The celebrated SUIKEY PLOUGH.
AND,
TIE RICE TRENCH1NG PLOUGH; to make three and
four trenches. -
- TOGETHER WITH
A full stock of ENGLIsH AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE. .
Tor sale low, by
C. GRAVELEY,
No. 81 EAST BAY, south Of the old Postoface:
17o,r,e-w 90 ftu6
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EEftYrr-

NOTICE. - -. - Z
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, BY KHRoY 1C6s.
No. $50 King-street, OF general assortment o. Dhx
GOODS, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry: Boon. :ad
Shoes. Cutlery, Periphery and soape February 9!
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Au.cI'loh SALES

Sale OF, accounts Of Undermaters and all conceT7,d-
ny JOIN SeSa Nc &. 1tI @ILsoR 8 co
On TOMORROW 37th inst, at halfpast 10 o.Saock, on
Vanderhorst's Wharf, VIII be sold. -
THE BRITISH BARK JAMES WILSON, OF LIVER
POOL, ss4 TONS REGISTER:
BEST BOWER ANCHORS
3 Chain cables-12o hthoms
Mooripg Chain|0 fthoms
Seven inch Tow Line
! Pinnace
! QnSrter Boat >,
sar @ Tsn Wss ,ass. oiss s5,s oapsaisrs
Cabin Furniture, &C., &C., &c.
The abo7e can be- inspected at any time precious to
the sale. - - 60.
sazsSs, een9ss, SSgs. e: !: co.
THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock In front Of our Store, VIII be
sold, .si.,-g
80 Kits No. / SALMON
Is boxes Adamnntine Candles
80 boxes Starch
Is bbls. Sugars. s.
Conditions cash. February rs
Estate Sale Furniture, Pianos, Gold Watch and
Cham, &C.
BIZ B. MCCALL. -.
THIS DAY, the 9eth instant. at Il O'Clock, at my Of
fee, No. 81 Broad street. win be sold by order OF the
s1SpRY sGsst1 ARf1c1Es OF FURNITURE, &c, belong.
ing to an estate, El.-ls.a -
- -. CONNECTING N PAKT OF: :; -
MOHOdANY HAIR SEAT CHAIRS, SOFAS, Rockers,
Tables sideboards Wsrdrobes Bureaus Looking Glass,
Washstands. Bedsteads Beds Carpets, Pictures Fire
Irons, Crockery and Chinaware fine Gold Watch and
Chain Gold Brace!ets Silver Plated Ware, Rosewood
Cased Six Octave Piano, Mahogany Cased Piano, &c
Conditions cash On delivery. - H.
UNLIMITED ARTICLES received till hour Of sale.
February 26 >i.lf.ss :g5#5--!: -.
Is Ba7rasG s. G. Hams for account Underwriters
and al Concerned
JEFFORDS & co.
VIII se1l THIs DAY. before their STORE No. a Yendue
Range, at 10 O'Clock, .tis
13 BARRELS HAMS, damaged on board steamer -,
on her voyage to this port snd sold ON account OF Under
writer's snd all concerned, .gt.-.s - ~:
Conditions cash on delivery. =,
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MACHINE. SHOPS. !.
TODD &.RAFFERTY, :.
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS,
om,. ona 1xooirs PAT erxOn New jersey

WAREHOUSE, No. 4 DEY STREET, n: 7. ,,, ::
MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND POhT
NI ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOnERS; Fia1,
Hemp, Tow, Oal11m and Rope Machinery; Shait9g.
Mil Geartng In6n and Brass Castings OF az knos;
Boring Machines Gear Cutters; Centreng. Milling and
Bolt Cutting Machines; Chucks Of all binds; Leather
and Rubber Betting; Lace Leather, Belt Hooks. and
Genera supus Tor Railroads and other Machine Shops;
hudson Shows Patent Governors Saw Mills, Cotton
Gins, Presses &C., constantly on hand
o-'''' N. - - :. ,I.I-lIT TODD l. RAFFERTY,,
March 40 w.. No. Dey street, n. 7.
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Mayors COURT, February 25.-Mary Brown, a
female darkey, blessed with an extraordinary
.shieh temper" who had let cut some OF it on a
gentleman in the street, and great quantity on
policeman, was fined IS as q kind OF damper'
An individual who was driving his cart furlously
through the streets was made to pay %.
Sarah Atkinson and Martha Ann, 1"o se.ee'
walkers, of dark complexion, who were nuatnns
children and others from the side walk on satoroaS
night, were fined each S..
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

IHE UTCANJEDU UIGU NEWDs
DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
Oraneeburp, s. c. Terms So per annum, In ad.
vance.
During the spring and fall extra copies OF the
ORANaEpURa NEWS will be circulated for the benefit Of
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
terms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February Is Orangeburg, &. G.
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- -. NILIIGAN; MELCHEHs & Co.: :.
WIN sell THIS DAY, 2Sth inst, at No. - Vendue Range
- - es.iat 10 O'Clock, "a.
aBIIIdARnTABLEs, Copying Press 9 Stamp Presses,
1Rocking Chair Lounge, Bureau Iables onaIs Sed
seada writing Desks Sign Boards Show Cases Festhr
Beds. Mstresaes, Blankets Carpet, Mosquito .bars
Looking Glasses Office Stools, Gas pSErei
piaster Paris and boxes Caret Cans Condensed MI,
lot Crookery, barrel Beek &c. February 70
~ az MrL.IIGAN, MELCHNRs q CO:
MORROW 9th inst ss the ,V,h %hai aa f0os-o ot
! A SCHOONER, "A toms burthen, weh found, and IN
good order. =, 90, Z, "a .
Z. Terms cash. ~
Sale Of Underwriters and sda concerned q 923as
Sc YorE b fhis bort ak ,ls5.t,S'.
:" : BY A. .H.ABRAHAMs & SONS. -. :.
To.MORROW, 21th inst st II O'Clock we wal sell ct our
- ssleEoom, No. 50 HRyne steet, RS-~
~ case BROWN LINEN DRILL. ii:. 5'fl;' =. r
case 81 Ghrhng ,rts,s -. 5tG- ':tss = .la...
2hf case 104 Sheetng. a.: l,7 u. 4-s7s 4's
Cases MOSQUITO NETTING. .. .::..si...;5.s.
February as :; t5Sf=sg--. ::
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TIE CoMBNAroN OF INGREDIENTS used in making
s'Bro,os Bronchial Ifocaes is such as to give the
best possible effect With safety. The Troches are
used always with good success, and are widely
known as the best remedy for Coughs Colds,
Throat Diseases, and Asthmatic troubles.
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z1o,,7t p1easam Propety-A Good Chance tor
4no'''" Investment.

BY BOWEnS - 9AIst ...4 a. ~
viii be sold on TUsDA the S Of Rrsa MssSa
oSlock IN ID gnf GT a With the buildings thereon
s5as At the corner Of Pitt and the street Leading 20
si ss zass ssssuen Ct mep9t s
House Is ns cona,ning square rooms, each about 10
ssotasS and dressing 10 feet sguare
5s M dssp ss 0
1sss nreises can be treated for at private sa
Apply as above. ,,sb. ba1snce In one year, with
~ ss nocy assigned Purchaser to pay D. ior pa-
pers. q1a141e2126,28 Nh 24,5
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SchtpNlQ7aI U8. 15O17teUa. -
win ba cold under the direction Of the undersigned ~
the Old Custom House IN, N tnis o. & S,sy nnoc oh
ATLTHAT AT Tract OF LAND, situate In St Stephens ems
District e s0d t~o hundred nd Cos
anu ons @ land Ite sWa1p land not laid out be It
ore or less9; bounding north lands now Or lately o.
ss s9s2 ss sss 1ss aSS
ia.es q and Edwin Gaiards, and bearing suoh
ps BY the 4h s2 ssRmnar snas
TerlnsUne,It secured by bond Of the pur-
svs sas. al mortgage Of tie premises with intsrst nom
da1 ~ sale PAYABLE annually Purchaser 70 pay 1or
papers .,r+b1 MASTER in Equity.
Feburuary % tuo W. -N-1-
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| - an ~
HGTls 6TsgS c00SS, caeo.Goefs, o5@, c. @c. ,r.f., ~,
-, JIaEEoADS E q ~. :. ,o .,;,..,. -
VIII sell IAis DAY psIore tne'r s1ore y ~
IL TIERCES HAMS &c. & e u r<:t.s.sS-
16 bbls. strips ~ ;.f.:G- .fJzt.s.;. ~.
nnos. soea :, ..:.E-.:sa 80 -ssa>
4oS m SSonIder. SHonI I1.A - - e.'1s af Z
40 boIee Bellies in Salt - - ~ - -
tx tx So-es So1os Teronna ~ =. ss' 1
bh1e 1Whisiov ,s.si.i s=ss2J. 3 liz .l.,ss.
IN Isos Rntter : ,esfJs.s -. - -. Z;
On ic9es Coif1sh. .s.s,,s s,-:5,. - .t'
cond,tions CHI. 80 c,.it February 26 .
-; - ;7::-----. T,.5 -
Bacon Sh0MQer8. bnNer, AlMs 0no N1u "
BY ~. M OAIEM. I:l ~ .,,,o,,
VIII be sold TAIS DAY, On bsoMns m4s5t az ~ 49,,
20 hhds. ShOULDEhe. AND slDEo, W 1snu not1
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
Dry GOODS.
.Aooe
LATHROP, LUDINGTON & CO.,

Nos. sae, sas and $50 BROADWAY, N. T.,
INVITE THE PARTICULARS ATTENTION OF CASH
i BUYERS Jobbers and Retailers), to their stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. AL depart
ents are complete In every respect particularly hst Of
DRESS GOODS In which are from day to day adding
the newest and choicest styles Our stock consists Of
I: DRESS GOODS PRINTS
Bleaohed Sheehngs Brown sheetngs
Wcollen Goods Yankee Notions
i White Goods Embroideries
HentB Furnishing Goods Hosiery
3 Millinery Goods Carpets, &c, &C.
An which we offer at the lowest market prices by the
package or piece. tuthsH Feor0ary u
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WHAT more can be desired to the sufferer from
Asthma or Consumption, than the assurance that
MARsDEN's PEOTORAL BALM hos hever failed
to relieve and c1re. To make assurance doubly
sure, he hos instructed his agents to refund the
amount in any instance where it fails. For safe of
all druggists
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents
GOODRICH, WNEMAN Il Co., Agents.
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The Daily South Caroli~iaa at Columbia, Is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the olcl paper
Of the State it WI be found ct the present time espe
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring to aysn
themselves OF very large circulation.
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THE BALTIMORE Sun Of the 2Sd in referring to
the proposed relief to South Carolina planters,
particularly in sumter District, says: ''The pro-
ject which We mentioned some days since for OBJ
tanning loans in this city on the scceptances Of
Messrs. GAAEsER, LEE, SMITH & Co., cotton
factors of Charleston, secured by first liens on the
CROPS of planters to whom advances should be
made, under the laws Of South Carolina, We learn,
ia being entertained to such extent by some of
our capitalists and business men as will probably
ensure encouraging success. Some subscriptions
have been made in influential quarters, and the
measure will be further prosecuted among the
business community. The money is desired chiefly
for supplying provisions for the laborers on the
cotton plantations, without which the crops for
the present year must be meagre in the extensive
Sumter District where the blacks are now found
abundantly willing to work. Baltimore, BY reason
of her steamship lines, can be made the market
or final shipping point for the cotton of that re-
pion, and all such measures as this must tend to
secure the trade and make this the point Of supply
for the planters now and hereafter" The project
is one worthy Of grave consideration, ant' Sumter
District is not the only one that could loe bene-
fitted by the Baltimore capitalists.
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IA woman otssokrably decelQ Qsppearanoe, who

IA woman otS0sarably decel appearance, who
had been Knocked down by Johh Barleycorn and
screamed so loud and continuously as to alarm the
neighborhood, was fined S..
Susan Hutson, an old customer, who got tight
and warm on yesterday, and, supposing she "ss
burning run into tho street and cried fire, paid 50
and was put out this morning.
Twomen, who had occupied the pavement as
bed, after filing themselves with whiskey, were
fined SIS each and three persons who had been
smoking on the wharves paid their amounts, which
closed the business Of this morning.
. SPECIAL DISTRICT CouRT-Hon. GEO. 8. BRYAN
presiding.-Er parte John Lewis-Petition for
Rabeas Co,pus.-The petitioner was tried by a
military commission held in this city on May 9th,
1866, for assault and battery with intent to KILL and
was sentenced to IL months imprisonment, at
hard labor, according to the direction of the Gene
raj Commanding. This sentence was approved by
that officer and the prisoner confined in the jail.
His application was made by his COUNSEL and
writ served on the Sheriff, which was returnable
yesterday, and the following return WAS made
to the presiding Judge: .a,
That, on the 2Sd day Of October, 1866, the jail OF
Charleston District was turned over by the Mill
tary authorities to the Sheriff Of same District
one Of the conditions Of the delivery being that
the Sheriff should retain such prisoners as were
confined by the military authorities. That IN ac-
cordance with this condition he holds the said
John Lewis in his custody, by virtue Of sentence
imposed by a military commission, on May 9Th,
1885, and this is the cause of the OBTAINING OF the
said John Lewis.
On motion Of the counsel, the Judge signed the
following ORDER Tt appearing from the return OF
JRo. E. CAREw, s.. G.. d., that he does not hold the
prisoner, but under an arrangement made With
the military authorities at the time when the jail
was turned over; and upon this showing it appears
that In order to q full hearing in this case, and
that all the substantial parties to this issue should
be before the Coart, a notice of this application
should be served upon the proper military suthorl-
ties having command of the United States forces
at this point:
u sit is therefore ordered that copy Of this order
be served by the Marshal of this Court upon the
military officer, commanding the State OF South
Carolina, notifying him to appear at the United
States Court House to-day, at 10 P: NJ, !, and show
cause, if any he have, why the said applicant
should not be discharged from prison. - g.. =
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- DEATH OF AN Old C111zEN.-One by one, as the
leaves fall to the ground, our old and honored
citizens are passing away. But few OF them have
ever occupied more prominent place IN the his
tory of their country than the subject Of this
sketch, the Hon. Isaac E.s HOMES. : A graduate
of Princeton College, and early raised to the bar,
he soon became popular politician, and was elect
ed to the State Legislature for many years.
The faith ntertaned: in his opinions by bis con-
stituents remained unshaken, and they further
testified their appreciation Of his talents BY elect
ing him to Congress in the place Of the Hon.
HUGH 8. LEaARE. He filed this exalted position
with honor to himself and country, and always up
held the dignity of his native State. While MEM
ber OF that body hedehvered glowing eulogy upon
JOHN QUMoY ADAMS, and was a member OF the
committee appointed; to convey the honorsd re.
mains TO their final resting. place. .';t:"s. VI
MIR. HOLMES continued to- FL these public posi-
tions with the full confidence Of his fellow citizens
in bis ability as politician and in his character as
q gentleman, until his retirement ssom public life.
BE then resumed the practice Of his profession;
but finding the field somewhat circumscriDed, re-
moved to 9an Francisco, where he remained for
Somo yedIb. III LIB 16Gu no dFolueu I'LL poutlCdl
debates; but Id the great struggle For liberty
through which We have passed, he preserved the
same convictions that had influenced him for years,
and which were the favorite doctrine Of his State.
At the close Of the war, in company with other
distinguished gentlemen, he visited the scene Of
his early life and represented to President JoHN-
SON the true state OF the country. His benevolence
Of character endeared him to a. large circle Of
friends, and his death viii be felt byall who ever
camem eopl.aot With Elm Though snfeeblgdby age,
his faculties remained unimpaired to the last, and
with the daWning Of spring he passed from dark
ness into light and Immortality. :-5s-.i -
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THE PHGN1 has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable is the sngancy of emoney
tat vl warrant Merchants ana others wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address .-
., ,5s.s.5--ss. r. JULIAN A.. sKLBY, Proprietor,
: February Is ~ Columbia 3. q.
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-Four Building Lots ot Friday, 1s 80
$ 4. BY SMITH & &MeGILLIVKAY,.mfnsa nsajft fts,,Ts.:
is.@. lzdit NO: ~ Broad istreet. ts -
wI1l be sold ON FRIDAY 1sts
-, Old Custom House, S. ,sT.
Two LOTS; adjoining eaeh other on Mess5ns
east sdde few doora sbovs street rsY, IA
Tha Iot m the soutti so 7nBet by
bounded south by lands Of Keck1ey; end 49,:
iandsof Lemsn, west by Meeting street
or less er.;f i. i. tstts Y: sss.E:so =
. ALSO, .: IL. 8.
sar, street lew doors Above Mary street.
ghe south BY 30 feet more OF less With sna1
W3Sasn %se Tot 1 nol5 Il ss ned also s9 sss
more or less. - = . - 80
Titles proyedto bestndsput s.asse
fnsnce in i a and yearh pays for
pers. stuthA 1ehruaty 2Ga5 "a
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In SPITE Of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enameld and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
If the SozoDoNT's daily brushed in.
February a6 tusz
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FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
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~ ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCILS
A of superior quality are manufactured and ohersd
M at fair terms to the Trsde. The public are invited
I'm to give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL the pre-
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nNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

February 28 tufs Master @asteE9 N E9a1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the donations made to-
ward the fund now being raised to release the bells
from the Custom House, was $50 from former
citizen of Charleston. The old love Of 'shome,
sweet home' is an-enduring, and if the facts con-
cerning the bells were more generally known,
there would be many who would gladly respond to
the calls made upon their generosity. The exam
pie is one that is easily initiated and il every one
who has fond recollactions Of st. Mchaeis chimes
would but lend helping hand, they would be soon
redeemed from the warehouse, and sound the glad
tidines Of freedom e1rlingly.
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H. H.
II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, 70
per, &C.;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
If YOU want rooks bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern
ruline, 20 to HRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad stree
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TO P1ANrERs-n you wish Fertilizers apply to J.
RoBsoN No. 50 East Bay, who has always large stock
and on thsinost favorable terms. -;
Nnvanober "a. - su thetu2mos
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Our THANKS are rendered to Mr.. F. G. VoaLER,
OF the Market Street News Depot for copies Of the
Round Tubte and the Nddts ZeituRg.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-16

A HEART-RRND1Na OCCURRENCE.
A shocking occurrence transpired
near Cincinnati on Sunday, of which
the following are the particulars
Mrs. Brane, whose husband, we'll
to-do merchant, is now in Memphis
on q business visit, resides on the
side hill facing the Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad track, near Earnest's 8
station. Sunday morning, as is her
usual custom, she took her children
to visit the residence of her father, n
Mr.. Dyers. Ella, who was totally
blind, stumbled through trap door,
In the floor of the kitchen, and fell
IN largo cistern beneath. The mo-
ther, on seeing this, and having her
little son in her arms, without mo-
ment's though hit. jumped through the
trap-door and into the cistern, for the
purpose of attempting the rescue of
her daughter. In making the leap,
it is supposed the unfortunate wo-
man must have injured herself Sc
verely, as she Immediately sank to
the bottom, holding as if with vice
her little son in her arms. When
discovered by Mr.. Dyer, the lives of
all had fed.
Columbia (Pa. Exchange.