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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21
Another Account.

lffpu1 tho HuuAlo tOufcf faurs fAy mofnfnEl
TIE wn Oh presented 20 the the In.
macs OF the other when tho train uas stopped
which dono Immediately, was fearful one. and ono
which no tongue pen descr b. The car which
IRA wont the pfecipce took nrs instansy and be-
fore any person could ct % " the n~mss had made
rspii hesdwsy, and In fsw moments y was al abiazs
TDcse persons on tie spot proceeded 70 render al lhs
nssaDcs they could but borrho 20 relate. only iour
or Ave PERSONS far - we could learn. we're saved
from the barn;ng car and Tho remainder between tory
and dfty human being mon, women and chiidroa--
were corsurycd With The cxf.
vhilc portion 81 the pAmenKers whe he'd esSape6
iurrg gavo their attention tho burning oar tue bal-
ancc attended " tho otlfsE WHOM md also taken era
Fortunately the naes IN ths latsr inssanes we've 60
tingulshcd before tbcy had made muca Roadway. and
a. speedily pcbls the injured dead and dying wore
from the car nnd, WITH the few rescued nun ~
burning coach, were conveyed 70 residences near as
hand. Justice southsick and Mr. FRANK Grrnth. who
lived hard vim thssr families spes1iIy On
thc spo, and did sEeeloea ssvses assisting The uofor-
fansse passengers scms tuenty Of hoss who we're the
mot severely inJarcd SIRE conveyed 70 -. Houkh
rsSidencs and ion ottcEs = tkss n H. GRIMM. and
wsrs made a. oo0fornoje - posnlhla fs' A
Al Ave O'clock whoa ~ svnin from BuSAlo contain
nd the phy sicsns ko, Fved a the pceos o. the ais
asssr was about 1ark - S6jerts a soot lisooos
we've snytnBe but l11:ieet re bsrnsd ca ~ me
e rsisa Pc ihe - 8 sszps hsnsn "A go.
soAseis - Gsm91nona - eesd a fEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21

FROM me kochceter n. ~ t1ion. Dec 10 ~.
hen he Sssssss gong o. Ss train . sas'o Tho tram
hRh rate Of speed. Abcus half a milo from ANGOLA
bridge spans Big Sister Creek. The rails arc
d o. tho w sss s sss bridge s. ~; s:. ss
coaches we're throsn fran TO rails The hrt coach
sad brought up with tefc crash 81 the edge OF the
creek the prpend cusr TALL be M over thrty feet Tue
emf OF ths coach ia ouc struggling mass Tho under ones
resting hot stovc, from which flames were
rapidly cavelopipg hsu another heated s,ovs rested
on those who were uppormcst OK tho mass and oil but
two ~ thu Tfty or more who were in lne car when
Angola was passed pershsd The ear and it, precious
fsgat were burned 70 cnders inside OF twenty nues
May were killed, doubtless. BY the fall The body OF
wtb the legs burned or taken from the debris,
snd vas s only body Of the uaose thai could Be ro-
Tue rear coach rolled down the sorth side of the en-
bankment Apd must have turned over more Than once.
From this eighteen dead bodies had been taken
when our Informant was at the spot. About fty feet
coach. bridal party from Dunsrx Tor Buffalo To- mers
among tliose burned 10 DEATH passenger says there
was an lnosLaI number Of women and children In the
two coachts that left the track
tSpscai despatch The Boston Daily Advertiser. Dec
f 20.1 se4 ~
About twenty OF the wounded stiIl remain In dwsll-
bondre burning 90 the Toe near the ruin OF tho
burned The oSher car burning and nearly con-
euned such remains as could uo acnued as distinct
persons have been conveyed TO the Soldiers' Homo
Buffalo. Twsnty-throc skulls are tners but II ID cer
tain tlat moro than that number wore burned to
death. Tho rem or twcnty-0no cannot be
iden ned L. N said shat twsnsy <bsen
vecosnszed. g. IL aThon,pssa, Of Worcester. "a
amous the killed Ills sister Lizzie Aes nearly nsersl-
bsst the National Hotel in Buao. Koothors are ldcn-
Il Il cossievsu ,hat me brsakIux on. Or srr-
ment Of tho tresd OF wheol eighteen inches long
and inca and . half wide merit the hinge was'tbs
cause Of the disaster This threw the OF The rrck
and end over end down cmbauser thirty feet high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21

N. .sx q N ssfssassas s.o sports
4: .ss.s ]. IN 81,
ihs mouss. before Eepes had FROM AsscsAe
.y ss' .s . sssS e s % Z
feis large region Of country = 80 - - seasrs
lrrom The syracuse Journal, Dse 1s.g.-s 80 sss.s
very considerable shock Of earthquake
ss. s s ~ sssss 'ssss
nous a. - ss sS's o. ss n%s:.a re ssss &
dacsd " ds,cssesd = NE shs scu'ns 8 xa.ss
cidsaiy. = iishf bess would rock svo0 npid Sc 80
Ing inc shoos sIosps IA, essssa " ~ ,assI q
windo~: Or the ,cstlinx q cseckcry .heh ~ ael.s
eass where persons up steading ths sscx
com noisn was 70 Erest . . sEsa's isss list -
psSsy wss hr . sSssr All Is" ssao~ -
were violently shaken. In aaother caSs xsshbowls -
rsi,as noises sarcassso axsksa skpsss IA De sa@S 80
Tho asnsassahs experienced by several
as ooS q her ssa ssssrSsa : Sss
drs.ns sleep a~ay fer M ress q us nshh y as.a y
CO.. sasa ssss sssr before ' Mss sss'si ~ 80
Trso aad wonaornsnI The oas.as sSfs.,ess wsrs -
most severe and slo snhHeqaant onos gradually 0n1 M
frcra osher oesass for 10 Iksy che shck wssT
felt large az We aayo sready 80
S as s. ss,,a ss'ss =
Absa, monsl 10 sn0ck q earthquake nuch lsus
cured In tue ecu hcrn part of Unopioga c,rnty Iva
EARTHQUAKES In brief pecl rsrs iux1os FOR liz -
people "a LIS nor.h "a iA'liude Is vi -
from the Scranton ia Republican Dec. io.l n
AnssraQcakc reported a. Apbsr1, =, r. hi1h- :
srto guppoaei 10 be located 10 the Volcanic fegon 8oa
ii 10 AR SewAFd's homrs rni probably qusk1s xympa-
t1otcsllr vita bD reccnI West lndiAa paclass mnS
N# -~~-~---------------~-A---sf a%ft 81 FH
nssrw OF WnxLrnY frgro.--W We ssc itsatsd n \
james Roper the 4fScsl andaoider ws&thissl ~
innn ~ Jsneraon county. W. n dead Roper =
nplso, The nausrl sou ~ an cccsn.fic EnkllshmAo.
who beqarasbad The mcs Or his properly 70 lbs 70
ccnuy dccssssu WHO ac1ed greatly 70 hts p1trfnonsI
csz.e Roper had aErsat scuy Ter hcQnirnp oybccffy
and mana Tor adding to ns large kaded estate. Every
year tvo he would pnJchAss farm. Tor which 10
have known nim 10 pay nrch $40 Dor acre,
collars driHr@ Roper vas inssm-
pesALs man, rarely ever leaving to~n
. rNs OK eobfiey ytt tuc1 wAs hts
nanra shrswdposs hal nobody could take advantage "
him IN = tra6s, even when 10 drank. he was
ist no1eneiyc nan. qua - generally sscemsd ~
msu Of hH bebals could expect ~ he neyer vossi,
served jass, attempted svsrciss rights dcnsd
BY tho laws to men or Nv ytt 10 was ~ fuIy pro-
tfcssi IA hh rxht u psmrs sad propesy a any maa
vrxnia, and has, dsu<s kt larger and more
sasts can bcxsI sJin r.uryt" a. hs nyw&ys called
vw Twink sxaonpIs Of us far thAs vuvpin invAevcn
when slavery exsssa1 rfyscc ID 81 every csor
tbs eajs1sssas u snss rxbR.-~LvHs1sre lGssnfzas
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-28

Mayors CoURT-March H.-An individual, pro-
Tossing to bsa stranger, who threw water from
an upper story window upon the sidewalk, was
fined 81.
William Chisolm, a darkey, who was arraigned
for STEALING cotton, was discharged, as no prose-
cutor appeared against him.
A Teuton, who was found lying down drunk in
the street, and who said that it was love Of compa
ny that made him take couple Of mixed drinks
which caused it, was fined SIS.
Joseph Robinson, a colored individual, who had
been indulging in genuine ssknock-knee," and
who showed one Butler from the pavement, and
then took off his coat to give the said Butler an
opportunity of treading on the tail, was fined 81.
Ben Cunningham, very spare colored man, who
entered into wrestling match with John Barley
corn, and vas thrown, was charged S. for giving
gymnastic exhibitions in the street.
mplatto man, with his hair cut peculiarly
short, was brought up under the charge of at,
tempting to force an entrance into the street cars
but expressing sincere regret at the occurrence
and stating that he was under the influence Of
liquor, or it never would have happened, he was
fined but IS, and his Honor seemed pleased at the
contrition which the offender really exhibited.
Esau Small, the darkey who was fined $40 on last
Saturday for not allowing the contractor to sweep
his chimney appeared, wrapped in cloak "a Ia
Hamlck," to make defence, the gist Of which was
that when he has headache ne has no sense, and
as the Mayor thought the pain had not yet lcf
the seat O.: the intellect, he ordered the fine te
stand, anu bid the orator pleasant 'sgood morn
ing"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day

AuCG1On Sales In18 Uuys
Will be sold lis day, at the old Custom Eouse at II
O'clock under the direction Of JAS TUPpER, three lots Ct
land situated in the upper wards.
MILES DRAK. will sell this day, at corner OF King and
Liberty Streets at 10 O'Clock, one two-story wooden
house; also, dry goods, &C.
JOHN G. M11NoR Co. will sell this day, at their auc-
ton salesroom No. 1873 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock
seasonable and desirable damaged dry gords; also,
flooring oil cloth, &c.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their cash
auction house, No. IS Hase street. opposite the Post
Office, at 10 O'Clock, damaged spring prints cotonades
jaconets, &c. AZ.
All. AHRAHA4s l. Sons viii sell this day at No. 81
Hnyne treet at bafpast 10 O'clock clothing hardware
cutlery, &c.; also, clothing, &C.
T. M. CATER will sell this day Browns Wharf, at 1o
O'clock butter and bacon.
F. BAoKus will sell this day, at No LAG Meeting street.
at 10 O'Clock handsome furniture Of boarding house.
JEEToRDs & Co. will sell this day, at No. ~ vendue
Range, at 10 Cclock shoulders, hams, &C.
]. A ENsSow Co. will sell, this day, at No. Ito East
Bay, at 10 o'clock, lot Of -four.
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A .BeacOnsOf Health.

The good things of this world have each their appoint
ed mission. 7==ssss-s.if -, o.;
It is the mission of HOsTETTERs STOMACH BIT
TIERS to prevent and Tcl,ere great variety of ailments
For twelve years its success protective and reme,
has been without check drawback It is strong nega
the evidence of this fact that the efficacy Of the article as
specific for dyspepsia billiousness constipation, ner
vousness general debility, and intermittent feve has
never been questioned.
proof positive Of Its infallibiiy III 1uch cases. the
statements of public men, whose names familiar as
household words have from time to time been given te
the world.
If Its reputation is not founded in facts then truth
shadow, and the utterances of conscientious citizen.
are of no more value than "dicers' oaths.'
And what Is it's reputation? Let the progress of it
sales answer the inquiry. Where twenty dozen bottles
Hostetters Bters were sold in 1857 ve hundred doser
are disposed Of now.
Could public opinion be more signifc. ntly expressed
thnn by it's unparalleled increase OF assumption? I
seems impossible.
The preparation has been imitated Where are tht
imitators? Echo answers, ''Where2" To the "llnbo'
of things lost earth they oil either gone or going
Peace be with theml For sale by
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. 1t1 MEETING STREET.
March rs 6 Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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UNDER DECREE. IN ,EaUITY:

WIN be sold under the direction 0f tie 1dEgn iat
the, old 0ustom House ON TUESDAY, Gthe 10th day
Of April 1885,, at II O'Clock A. II =
ALL LTHATLOr'OFLA LAND, situate on the north side
Of Toad rstreet IN this known by the No
anameasurng tn front on3 Brood street "a eet8 inches
NOR or less including half of an ale adjoining the
same, which alley Is subject to the nee use tho pro
prietor Of this, and In common with the OF the
adjoining lot) and In depth from south 216X
feet more or less Bounding east ON lands OF Ram.
say, west onland now late Of Henry Frost south
on Broad street and north land Of estate Of Mrs:
Margaret Cochran.
three years. SECURED by bond OF the purchaser and mort
gsge Of the premises With interest om day Of sale
ahla semannuaIly. The buildings 10 be insured land
policy assigned Purchaser pay for papers
March 98 9, - thstu1 Msater II Equity
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHEs. Es.-seYour Troches
are too well and fayorably known to need common
dation." Hon. CHAS. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
my communication with the world has been
very much enlarged by the Lozenge which now
carry always in my pocket; that trouble in my
throat (for which the Troches are specifc) hav-
ing made me often q mere whisperer."
N. P. WILLIS.
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PION EER
|klI| ;|!ZEz!{Aji|{! B!

gc,-.L-. ..I-g1.
,t.,i USE TH1s, LADIES, AND no OTHER, -
ta555.,:} With your PASTRY hsyu no bother;
- - At every grocers you eau get It, -
Try box and ne'er regret it
This YEAST POWDER is used BY all Hrst-class Eotes
and Restaurants throughthe country and1s finding its
way into every household where good Yeast Powder is
appreciated. Samples fee Every box warranted to
giYe satisfaction money refunded Manufactured by
TAYLOR s YOUNG, No. ls6 Front street, New4Hork :.
For sale by GRUBER & MARTIN, :.
go 6 ::.. No. 236 King street.
- HENRY BISCHOFF & CO.,
li!t:3 ~. No. 19i East Bay. y
mo- VI. .e. CORWIN L. CO., =
t1sz,=T.z. 3 i:z.zl. y No. $50 King street.
DOWE l. NOISE, Druggists
No. 151 MEELING STREET, >.
Il szr.ss5s.-i -. Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January a - thstuenlo I
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TAX NOTICE.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE.

ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
No. O. Broad corner Church street.
n ETURNS OF ANNUAL TAXES FOR YEAR 1866,
II will be received ct this Office TOR Division g. COM
prisng Wards J. q and that part of west OF Coming
and south of Calhoun street. until 18th Apr nert ex-
cept where parties receive notice. in such Returns
must be rendered within ten days from date thereof
cording to law.
R4r Office hours from IL to z. NJ
JOHN B. EPPLEY
March 10 "A Assistant Assessor I'd Division.
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AUcT TON SALES.

Frame House.
By MILES DRAKE.
THIS DAY, 29th inst, at 10 o'clock will sell at my
store corner of King and Liberty streets,
That TWO STORY WOODEN HOUSE In St Philip
street. next north of St. Pntricks Church.
Must be removed from the lot within ten days after
sale.
The above can he treated for at private sale until
Thursday morning. 80
Terms cash. March % y
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II G RC,I1NTTES.

u. S. ROUNTIES,
A ND ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, COLLECTED
II by T. HURLEY, Government Claim Agent, No. 16O
LED on discharges All claims tor the additional Bounty
should be filed without delay the Secretary OF War s
ordered that application filed after the LIST day ofAp
1867, shall be settled until all filed before that date are
paid" 5000 Bounty collected for men who were dis
charged account OF injuries received in service
NJ T. No charge for services unless the claims OBJ
tanned. II March u
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CITY TAXES:
TAx NOTICE.

TAX NOT1CEsS. - -.
WILL ATTEND AT THE FOLLOWING ZINES aI AND "a
places to receive RETURNS OF PR0pEhIf and
Re1tlev. VIZ: At Greenland Swamp on Monday Oh Of
Apr.l 3, Calamus Pond, on TuesdsH 9Th Of April;at
Big9n Church, Thursday l1ta OF iA9ril; At staw-
dry ist Of April, and at Fultzs Old Field on Monday
i6th Of April Persons are required to make return q
s incomes gross amount Of profits on su sales Gold
and Silver plate Watches. Jewely, Buggtes Carriages
aao incomes from all Toll Mills Gins and Lumber
Mn Mills J. n. PARKER, snf
-----'"' Tax Collector and Assessor,
st. Johns Berkiey.
Office hours from 10 A. N. to P. NJ
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DELAcr, Of the Mills House News Stand, has
kindly furnished us with the New York Sunday
Mercury and the Wauerly Magazine.
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The Daily South Carol;ntan Ut Columbia, is row sent
to every Postofce in tho State Being the ocei paper
of the State 1t Will be found at the present time espe
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves Of q very large circulation.
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

UNDER DECHEE IN EQUITY =.
1fik1eN us.. .NLceh. :asG - -
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House, ON TUESDAY, the 10th day Of
April, 1867 at IL O'Clock, A NJ. ,..,s.9rlz T.
ALL THAT PLANTATION, situated on Edisto Island,
called svinegar Hill" and containing eghty-fve 1851
acres situate tho public road opposite the Episcopal
Church .-,.s-.a.- >. si-I =.
cash; balance in one and two years.
secured by bond and mortgage Of the premises with In.
terest payable annually Purchaser to pay for papers
JAMES TUPPER
March % th3tu1 .,..... Master In EQUITY.
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PROFESSOR HOLMES Of this city, is at present
lecturing in Savannah. His first lecture was to
have been delivered last night.
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The PHGNH has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
rates reasonable the stringency OF the money
ket will warrant Merchants and others wiahng to use
the columns Of tho paper win address GV,,5
- .zs. JULIAN A: sELRY, Proprietor,
:, February rs ..-..t-s-t;i H. Columbia g. q.
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Sli-:!;;: BIZ iis.! II. III MKRsHALL u BRO. JS.
Brokers and Real Estate Agents, No. ga
At Private Sale :; s.. .i5: <
TRACT OF. loo, ACRES OF LAND. situate IN st
James Goose Creek, psar Pigeon Bay, and about "a
miles nom Charleston. For terms apply as aboye
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j. Come nient House on. Cannon street, :, {,
2s,Gs 80, =. .iRY II. MCCALL: = =. a ~. "

UU7IUP 7ttEN HUtSI on. CllEfGUI SIT 66Ss d, Z.
BY b. MCCALL. = -. :" ]a
.: THAT i i' CONVENIENT TWO STORY WOODEN
RESIDENCE ON the north side of Cannon street. be-
tween Aahley and President sreots; as4 Containing
four square rooms. pantry and dressing room On the
kitchen Of three rooms and other conveniences The To-
cation is desirable and healthy price moderate'
as above at No. 81 Broad street. q, .sf 4:
March 26 4l.G,,: q. .. ,t5ii-: y =
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ALL PENCIL ARE STAMPED:
Rgy- AMERICAN L IAD PENCIL co. N. Y"
None genuine without the exact name of tho firm
look to 1t. emo Decenber 10
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MANY hesitate about using medicine becauseit
is advertised. That is o false principle, for the
press is the grand source from which information
is obtained, and the world enlightened. To Illus
trate the case, how many would now be suffering
from the various diseases Of the Lungs. had it not
bcen for the enterprise Of the proprietor Of PEoEo
RAJ BALM, which has proved such q success in the
treatment Of Bronchial complaints. For sale by
all druggists.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents
GOODRICH, WNEMAN 8: CO., Agents.
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P1ANrEns desrous OF obtaining highly concentrated
ammoniacal Fertilizer, ee from mineral phosphates and
other adultaadons, do by Supplying to KrsaiAN
HOWELL No. 1853 East Bay who are Agents for the sale o.
MAPEs', Nitrogenized Super Phosphate Of Lime.
February IL ~ ea.faf - - So mWEhs
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FoRaor 10 CREDrr.-The Carolina Times, pub
hshed in orangeburg, 8. G., is guilty Of Literary
larceny, in the second degree, in taking from our
; columns without credit, the greater part of our
summary, printed q few days ago under the title
OF sBpirit Of our Southern Exchanges" digest
of this character not untrequently involves more
labor than an original article Of double It's LENGTH
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cage cannot wither me, nor custom stale

cage cannot wither me, nor custom stale
My infinite variety" h
Thus cried the magnificent CLEOPATRA, when many
younger beauties already weeping over their dc.
parting charms Had she found the tabled Fountain Of
Youth Dr. DRAKE seems have found It, for his cele;
brated PLANTATION BrrrERs restore the aged, make the
young moro beautiful strengthen the weak protect the
strong, build up the feeble and overcome disease.
For Dyspepsia, Languor. Heartburn, Ennut, Lack OF
vgor, and all ailments arising from arrangement OF
the Stomach PLANTATION BITTERs are the true antdote
and cure. They cure disease and promote
HEALTH, HAPPINESS, AND LONG LIFE.
March % tuthsS
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GOVERNOR ORR.-We learn that His Excellency
Governor ORR is expected in this city on or about
the first Of April.
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Flashing in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious coralline,
See those Teeth untarnished!
White alike the back and 'front.'
Yes, by the Fragrant SozoDoNT,
May beauty's mouth be garnished!
March 26 tuth2
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f.. H.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per- &C.;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. So Broad street.
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A Novelty,

The latest and most efsotual remedy for the cure ot
debility loss Of appetite headache. torpor Of The liver
etc, is. .pANKNuNs HEPAT1o B1TTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. - :. . - : - = =. th
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thanks are due Mr.
N L. Z. MAYER, for copies Of late Savannah pa
pers.
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THE TIME 10 ADVERTISE In TIE
COUNTRY. - .ss.s asi-
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AUCTION SALES.


ftoortnq w Cton--Us dccoun1 ~ .zO7soes W sseas
ana dA C0nce11eed. .r5sas.i ss.ss
- - By JOHN G:mALNOH g GU. ~.
THIS DAY. 28h inst at 10 o'clock VIII be sold at oul
Acction Sales Room, No. lS3 Meeting street. On &C
count OF the underwriters and all concerned.
P1ECE FLOohlNeftlLC LCLOla-dANDsVMEF FA1'
TEEN 80 feet In. 1l2-Inaking 10 yards inches
~. 49, ~ ALSO, -
TEE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE GOODS We:
PAVILION CAUSE, HOOD Skirts Bleached shirting,
Melton Cloths, Nckings suspendars, Thread, Sewing
s Madras Wts pao
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or sncion sales rooms No i39 Meeting street. the fol-
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Handsome Household F1u.nii,.re of he BOARDING.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-28
,TRASBURGER & NUHN,
TOYS, CHINA, STATES And SLATE
PENCILS.

GTRASBURGER & NUHN, FORCED BY THE RAPID
y increase OF their business aud their present made
quae accommodations, have made arrangements to re-
fro No. G5 Maiden Lane to the extensive lofts OF
No. 394 BROADWAY, near Canal street, New York. on
the 18th Of March; Offering there to buyers better ln-
ducements than ever before. thstu3mos February 28