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.vfrHL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLI0WH: THE
wv name and vnlue OF each article Of our goods aze
marked on tickets placed In sealed envelopes and wen
mixed sn receipt Of rs CENTS an envelope
such ticket will be drawn WITHOUT choice, and delivered
at our Office, sent by mail 70 any address pur-
chaser after seeing what article It draws and its value
which may be from one to Eve hundred dollars-can
them ON payment Of one dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange Il for any other article Married
on our circular at the value Every cket draws IN
articIe worth one dollar or more. No BIAAKs.
: Our patrons can depend on fkir, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered at oue Office regard
less Of value or promptly sent as directed by return
mail, or express ':..e-. - :. -. s.;,
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipts
of valuable gifts from may be seen on hle st our Of
aoe among whom we are permitted to refer to-:
John g. Holcomb Lambervle, j., gold watch, value
$3.50: Mrs. g. Bennett No. 253 Cumberland street. Brook
yn, sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn,
Gold lever WATCH value S200; Hon! B. B. Briggs Wash
ington, D. G., diamond PIN $170; j. g. Sutherland NO.
100 Lexington avenue, piano $780, Mrs.M jackson, No.
2o8 Nineteenth street. NJ T. sewing machine s9Q; JOS
Atlanta Ga, diamond eiuater ring, $226; Dr.: Henry
Smith. Worcester Masa sewing machine, $685. a. Shaw,
No 1Ss 18th street. N. H. gold watch. $50; Edw Boy-
Inn .Naahylle Tenu melcdeon, 500; James Russell,
MONTGOMERY Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; B. sT.
Smith, Providence RI l., silver lever watch $50; Oscar
Pury. Madison N. j., music box, $45; Hon B. 9. New
eIl st. Pauls, Minn., gold watch, S1e6; J. r. 6peny
Idtchaeld, Conn, silver watch $56; VIM. Peck, Har-
lem nls music box, $75; Vim. Raymond. Dayton. Ohio,
silver tea set $125; Miss E. Ne Hchenck Detroit, Mich,
diamond ear rings 3a25; Pierre Beaudn, St Charles
Hotal, New Orleans; diamond ring; S170 MrA Martha
Rarnes At Louis Mo-, melodeon, value S126
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We GALL attention to the card Of DR.. J. r..
sn1oNs, who has resumed his; former occupation,
discontinued at the beginning Of the war.

D1spArcH.-The steamship Car9oaa, Captain
COLLINS, consigned to Messrs. STREET BROTHERS
Co., arrived from New York last night. She
res1hed that place on Saturday, and was dis
charged and loaded in twenty-four hours, taking
in full cargo, and leaving for this port early on
Sunday. a---.. -=-ss-= - -
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PERUVIAN GUANO,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.

COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
= November with interest," approved city acceptance
swan Island 4usno sac cash; $25 1st November, with
intert st, approved city acceptance
Baugh's Phosphate of Lime, $50 cash; s65 1st Novem
ber, with interest," approved city acceptance,
Phoeni1 Guano sos cash.
Flower OF Bone, unadulterated and unburnt-
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warrant: d pure. 80
II Offering the above to planters, do 80 with
every confidence, not only having testimonials from
plunters who have used them the past year, but the
further guarantee that every CARGO 1t arrives from the
factory, Is anayzed by Prot. Shepard, of the South
Carolina Medical College and the high reputation OF
these mapures fully kept up. j. n. ROBSON,
January j tuths3mos No. 81 East Bay.
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MISCEL.L AN E0uS.
.BILLIARDS.!-

4 GRAND BILLIARD EXHIBITION WILL TAKE
"A place at the PHELAN BILLIARD HALL. No. 1O
Meeting street. corner Market, between J. WALTER
MONTGOMERY and EDWD. B. HAMILTON, On Sdtur-
day Evening, February 23, 1857, for $500 q side
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: THE / d 1mE TIME no ADVERTISE IN THE
- ''s'=s COUNTRY.

The Daily South Caroltnian at Columbia, is now sent
to every posoce in the State Being the ofcie paper
Of the State It win be found at the present time espe
cia valuable to merchants and others desiring 70 aVni
themselves Of very large circulation.
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the green chains thrown around Nature prove thai
Spring is the conquerror: = II the Upper Wards and
on. the youtskirts of the city the gardens nave
yielded abundantly, and their produce always
brings remuneratye prices 10 TIE allers OF tne
| soil.
Our Northern brethren, who are still suffering
from the infections Of the icy king, would feast tnell
eyes IN green paradise by paying us visit, and
their palates would be tempted by dishes that are
non-comeatible in their colder homes. Market gar
dening has been followed as an occupation Ds
many during the past year, and their experience
has been the most satisfactory. Speed the
plough" is likely to become a favorite tune, and IN
few years every foot of land on Charleston Neck
will be made to yield tenfold.
But the vegetable market forms only small
portion of the whole, and the different esculents
that are displayed for sale would tempt even the
epicure or gourmand. The meat market is well
supplied with choice meats, and rich red and
white joints are no rare sight. Fish, flesh and fowl
are to be had in every variety, and the prices are
generally reasonable, and even the poorer classes
can obta: n their supplies.
new feature in the market, that has been IN
troduced since the war, is the numerous tables
| that are scattered along the route. These are
presided over by the maumas, who dispense tnen
cooked tt-bits, homemade confectionery, &C.. 10
their their fa1lov.fraat1man who are extensive pur-
chasers at these stands. The market ls an
omaniuns gotteruns Of all colors, races and Sexes
and those who wish to study human nature can
|:eaMly satisfy themselves by paying morning
Ioe foE
,,., NJ 49,. 1;,+S ,;o q, 1,r; obter touch to- the
S;;c{5,s ss' .-'Ss1 = - : '
rr,i1.m wr LOVE for February. has come to
sAH ~ N .- y, !. ...1,, o-o
hand. The contents or the presen1 huDlpei a.
rather more than usually interesting. They are as
so;,e,1,, -. - :. z.=
folo"s..--s '...'--''. -. -. ~. -. =. ~
coma - tha eonthN.Rv n r Tmcas: Principles Of
H nrH5cnit1IeIRv Hon Thomas e: Clemson, late
SuEerintsna@ent 1 @ u M:tn o.. 1o1 W., "a
Unltee otakes; setoIS VI EatnDy 4t.y 81 Sts,;o, "
RaWkns lssleeted eeaeels port of Gsn
By Mrs. Fannie Downing; Suppressed fsct @ y! 9en l.
Shakespeare at Hilton Head-By Prof. 8. q. Dick
son, OF jefferson College; Guano-By Prof. J. 4.
Blake Dsyidson College; Ihe @ or or tae ns
By Mrs. Margaret ]. Preston; The Enterprise and
Energy Of the SouthIBy nanigaMT!ss fEseH, =,
Brook-By p Q: Tcknor; Twelve o4a9 MonSne ~ eon IN
spanTSyE X - Rsatxe: oSS SSSSB BreWnBy ev Prof.
8. g.. Dickson, Of Jefferson College; College LOS @
pital in Gettysbqrg- Confederate 1 Officer; The
Hayersaok; Editorial; Book NoEces.
This magazine is published in Charlotte, N: c.,
and edited BY Gen. D. 3. Hn1. 7
VI local anu pDeseuI 1'''sl''''' '>''~''e y
DR.. DICKSON: ~
sHAKspEARE AT HnToN HFAD 1866. Il
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J. N. ROBSON, Agent,
December tuthssusmo NO. g. EAST BAY.
:BAUGH'S.
RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE. !.
= - 400 TONS DAILY EXPECTED.

A 8 THE AGENT FOR THE ABOVE MANURE,
~ last year sub1atted to Profs Shepard, Of the
South Carolina Medical College, sample for analysis
and, with his endorsement recommended 1t to my plant
ing frlends< pleased to say that their practical
experenesfuy confirms the Professors opinion Of It's
yH1ue1s manure.
The best evidence that the results Of its use on cot
ton last year satisfactory lies In the fact that those
who thsn used It are this year buying again. and in in
creased amounts. :. u =.
cargo Of BAUaHs RAw.BoNE PHOSPHATE is now
In transit for this Fort and conformity with my uni
form rule, 1t will be sampled and analyzed by Professor
Shepard upon arrival. The manufacturers have, how
ever placed in my hands analysis Of the CARGO made
by Professor Williams Of philadelphia which shows the
standard OF the MANURE to be fully up to that Of last
season. ,z5s
The following Is the report Of Professor Williams re-
ferred to above: -.
PBnADE1pH1A January %, 1857.
Aessrs. Baugh & Sons: - g. - -. iE' =.
GENr1EMEs I have analyzed the sample Of your su-
Phosphate handed me some days since and find to-
be composed as follows: =. - - '..5z.
Moisture at 212 degrees Fshrenhet.. 469 per cent
Combined Organic Matter ..2314 per Gent
Yielding Ammonia: 382 per cent
BoIe Fa9spnate tame .aSS Per cent
(Ofher Ingredients not esdmated.) 49, z.
The per centage amount OF Ammonia is very much
greater than that obtained from most
have examined, and this in connection with the reai
upon by weok aclds-for instance, Carbonic Acid-wiu
for the markedly favorable results which have
BEEN obtained from the appucaHou Of your fertilizer.
. M .''''eeNe'','' CHARLES P. WILLIAMS.
. i.a," Analytical and Consulting Chemist
s...,.z..,s Is J. n. ROBSON,
- . AGENT FOR THE MANUFACTURERS,
....a's5J No. ga East Bay Charleston.
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CoUaHs AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVERLOOKED
continuance for any length of time causes irrita-
tion Of the Lungs or some chronic Throat Disease:
" Broson's Bronchial 1roches" are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy, giving al
most invariably sure and immediate relief.
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"They made her grave too cold an7 dang. ~
For a soul so honest and tr1e."
they had been wise the dire necessity Of opening
the grave for one lovely might have been averteA
PLANTATION B1TrERs If timely used, to rescue
the young and lovely the middleaged and the aling
from the grave.
Almost all diseases have their beginning in some slight
difficulty of the Stomach which would eventnate in
Dyspepsia Headache, Liver Complaints, Night sweats
Consumption, Death. PLANTATION B1TTEEs viii prevent
these premonitory symptoms and keep the blood pre
and the health good.
BE WARNED IN TIME.
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: M1LLIGAN, MELCHERs 8: Co., !.

MILLIGAN, MELCHERS & Co.., 50,
- a M. az Vendue Range, s5;ip:.
THIS DAY, 21st instant, at 10 O'Clock, viii be sold
One lot FURNITURE, WIRE SAFES, MATTRESSES,
Looking Glasses, &c. Il, :5s..t y f,5G. So
{, One Lot Dry Goods. f.... ,..,tsra.s sf
Unlimited goods received. t ,,t ~ :. 3. tlrr2 .gli
Terms cash. .s.;- February Il
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n, TItt,Is n ~ y -
AUG fI ON; SALES 3:
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.S
III If;7ffr<yo, HI>ss OF -

En- parIe j. r.. .AQHgan, Trustee. e: s., -
On THIS DAY, the 21st February ne1t, ct IL ocock,
will be sold In front Of the Exchange under the direc.
ton of the Master, s.s,l-s.S f5,fizf
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Building thereon,
situate the east side Of st. Philip street. In the City Of
Charleston, measuring In front on St Philip street 10
on St. Philip street. north on land Of Jacob east land
Of Mary Campbell and south on land Of Ann e. Joye
Terms-One-haH cash; balance credit Of one year.
mortgage OF the purchaser Of the premises Purchaser
to nay for papers. J. W. GRAY,
3 February q th4 Master in Equity.
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Fine Residence III Hasd street
nv LOUIS d. DcSAUSSURE.Y

- FIne ReStderce ~ H1Sa &e&.
ny LOUIS ID. DoSAUSSURE.5 sr.l .Sssa
fer 4ts sAS desirable threestory BRICK RESIDENCE On
tho so,th sde Of Hasel street between Meeting md Az
son @ streets containing eight large rSo%s psnt drsss
s hrct Kitchen carriage house and stable Tho Ios
measures 30 feet font by 1so feet deep mere OF a
1bo r,rt.1,y burnt BRICK REsDEHM ID tns uest !,
sde of Smith street. near Wentworth street.
si1 upright rooms one pantry, tao good gs1res tee
1,iazzas &c On the premises are hr1ok 6tcha1 20.
The Lot measures feet front BY III fest desn Snd
feet on back line ,.,,,,,,,,
+ Apply is above at No. Is BROAD sIhaEG:
February7 sa1o0
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


LOUIS D. DEsAussuRE will sell this day, atthe old Post
Office, Broad street. at IL o'clock three valuable lots OF
land.
J A. ENs1ow Co. will sell this day, before their store
No. 125 East Bay at hafpast 10 o'clock boxes choice
grocery sugar.
T. NJ. CATER will sell this day, on Browns Wharf, at
hafpast o'clock large lot of shoulders sde butter
lard, &C.
B. + A. P. CALDWELL will sell this day, before their
store, East Bay twenyeght boxes eggs. FIVE barrels
smoked tongues, and h1 boxes assorted candy.
JEFFoRDs Co. will sell this day before their stors
No. 27 vendue Range at 10 o'clock sugarcurad hams,
strips, shoulders, &C.
Mn11aAN MEIoHERs & Co. win sell this day, at their
store, No. "a vendue Range at 10 o'clock furniture dry
goods, &C. .ti
NJ L. ArtAR will continue the sale of contents OF Mer-
chants Hotel this day, commencing at 10 o'clock
LAUREY ALEXANDER will sell this day, before thedr
store No. 1877 East Bay at 10 o'clock fifty bo4es oranges
and lemons
SMITH & MCanIIvRAY will sell this day, IN front OF
their Office No. 27 Broad street. at 10 o'clock furniture
mules, horses &c. -
AT THE Drug Store of J. B: RussEIL, NO. 23s King
street. is dispensed at all hours of the day. SODA Wa
TER, clear as crystal and cold as CHARITY. 81
i. o.
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PLANTERS desirous of obtaining highly concentrated
ammoniaca fertilizer free fom mineral phosphates and
other adulteraons, do 30 by applying to KsniAN
HOWELL No. 15s East Bay who Agents for the sale OF
MApEs' Nitrogenized Super Phosphate Of Lime.
r.,,,,,,.rr II i, --- ..s.s InWfitS
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MAYoR's CouRr, February &.-Boston Brown, a
black boy who has no knowledge OF moral respon-
sibility, and is SO careless Of the loss Of human
life as to put rocks upon the street railroad by
which the cars may be made to 60 faster than the
horses before the driver has chance Of puckering
his mouth to give the whistle, was locked up for
five days.
An individual VINO was found lying drunk in the
street. and who couldn't account for it in any other
way than by taking his whiskey with water, con-
trary to his usual habit, was fined S..
A proprietor Of one OF those extensive establish
ments in the southern part Of King street where
they s'shell goot goots," happening to see CO.
lored woman passing his com1nodious seven-by-
nine store, and being perfectly aware that she
wanted to buy ''sum ding" called her in with
some persuasive remarks, and she, unable to re-
sist his Establishments, was just about entering,
when an opponent in the same line, keeping next
door, and who had an eye on his neighbours bust
ness, Lit upon the girl 'sike duck on aJune bug, !"
and pntting his arms around her, by way Of en-
bracing an opportunity for sale, attempted to
make her go to his store and purchase. The COM
plainant held on to the female as he would to a
high price, when the defendant let her go and
proceeded to vent his wrath on the seductive mer-
chant by seizng the lapel Of his coat with grip
that made some of the bystanders believe it wasn't
ready-made, and then, running his hand into the
collar of his shirt, taking ths starch out of it.
and concluded by adding insult to injury by spit
ting in his face. These facts being recounted by
the complaina Mt, and he having offered tn bring
up gentleman into whose face the defendant had
spit several times, which was settler for his
Honor, he fined Ills notorious ejector Of saliva in
the sum Of $40.
The injured merchant retired apparently pleased
with the decision Of the Court, and determined to
prosecute Immediately, as ''no man should spit in
his face without being sued"
The MARKETs.-No surer sign of the near ap-
preach Of Spring is wanted than visit to our
markets. The fruits Of tho earth are there dis
played in bountful profusion, and the genial faces
of the old maumas are almost hidden by the
towering piles Of vegetables that Line their stalls
on either side. The reign Of Winter is over, and
y - t--o-"
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ss'''1s. AGRICULTURAL. !
S0LU L e PACIFIC
GUAM 9. Z.

THE COMPOSITION OF THIS GUANO lstIDEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. IT DIFFERS
ONLY IN THE PROPORTIONS OF THE
.;.;sz=s: 81 SAME ELEMENTS. y $780,
U7HuE IT CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA, TT has
w nearly twice the quantity of Phosphate Of Lime,
Is per cent Of which Is Immediately soluble Its effects
on Cotton the paat have In many instances
ce1led Peruvian 9unno. has In proved less
tive in the early growth Of she crop When drough99
teryenes the crop does not suffer from its az iA6
case with Peruvian Gano BY reason Of the presence In
It Of so large per cent of Phosphate Of Lime Its
proves the soil to an extent that cannot be realized fro
Peruvian Guano s...ss#f
Every cargo Of this Guano Is subjected to rigid inspec
.tion analysis, and Is Rold basis ef actual value
The undersigned AGENT is prepared to- furnish the tes
hmony Of we'll known South Carolina planters In evidence
of the superior excellence Of this Guano. -
J. n. ROBSON, Agent,
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}hR| ..9altg Nems.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY a, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
ATTENTION is called to lot OF well broke mules,
,fered for ssle at the Mills House Stable.

TIE FAILURE Of the Northern mails last night
will account for the absence Of our usual variety OF
news from the North. & - 5i4. ~ s-s.
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eovERnMEnT SALE,

GOVERNMENT SALE, - ~ -. : -. -,
The following ordnance Property wM be sold at Pubic
Auction stthe q. g. Arsenal, Charleston Hs g., ON
MONDAY, March 4th, 1857, commanding At 10 O'Clock,
About 200 nett toms CANNON! CAST iRoa, ..1;;sa:.
About 75o nett tons Shot She'll &C., about haye
valuable soft metal attached ~ ~. -$ tsf,,>
About 100 tons Loaded Shells .,i.
About Is tons Scrap Wrought Iron i: - 80
About 4h tons Scrap Brass Copper, DC;
6S7 wooden Artillery Carriages, Ironed 80 " -
l60 Woodan Chssss Ironed 1s.t. =. -: =. -.
7H Cavalry Saddles, 750 Bridles $500 Cartridge Boxes
snd quantity Of other Leather Work ~ l:5
large Hand Fire Engine Quilt by AgnaH
About 100 barrels UnserV3ceable Powder ,. -
large qusntity Of other PROPERTY, conaisttna
cinaIly Of fMUsKET APPENDAGE& RSghf Ropes Mple..H
ments Miscellaaeous Tools, &c, &c., &c,
Terms cash, on the day Of the sale IN o9ue1fc
Ample time allowed for the removal Of the Property;
to the Government %. la:.tt Z, Is:
By authority Of Chief Of Ordnance SIS: !,
.s r. Il. H.PARKER. % -
-: Capt Ordn. and Bvt. Major u: 8. a -
February 16 sth2 Commanding Charleston Arsenal j
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Sa5O FOR A MONTH!
rs THE TUNE THAT BARLOW, THE OLD OPERA
! TOR, is catering to, at the OLD Star GALLERY,
where he win give his attention to securing the ahsdow
ere the substance fsdes-especaly the OIL and P0RCE
LAIN PORTRAITS OF which competition Is defed. Spe-
cimens can be aeen taken from Life, and small pictures
enlarged at the Gallery, southeast corner King snd Mar
ket stIeets Charleston. FebruarT al :
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A Novelty,


The latest and most efectua remedy for the cure OF
debility logs of appetite headaohe, torpor of the liver
etc.. is PANKN1N's HEPAT1o BrTTERs For sals by
all Druggists. tn
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
sa5o FOR A MONTH,

nOARDING-PERMA TRANSIENT,
ID and DAY BOARpERS, can be accommodated at
No. 1l5 East Bay. t.tl3 ths1mo Z 'FebEuAIy,A;
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ruling, 90 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
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To P1asrERs@1f you wish Fertllizets hpply to !.
RoBsoN No. 80 East Bay who has always large stock
and on the most favorable terms.
November % ...--is...,.s, gu thstu2mos
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Ho | FOB THE SEA IsLANDs. 1t will be seen, by
an advertisement in another column, that the fne
and commodious steamer E,eilse has been put
upon route,between Edisto and this city. Capt.
W. F.,ADAn is well known as an able and popular
commander, and the agent, Major MorTE A. PR1N-
GLE, viii spare no pains to make the Ehsi1ie per-
fectin her accommodations. For the present semi
weekly trips will be made, leaving the city every
Tuesday and Friday. Freights are received daily
and VIII be stored free OF charge. The largely in
creasing trade between the Sea 1alands and the
city demands that first-olass vessels should be en-
ployed, and none can be better suited for this pur
pose than the Ekaihe.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21

Few CAN imagine the popularity gained by MARS
DEN's PEcroRM BALM. The question naturally
arises, why should it have become so? The only
answer we can giveis by referring to the thousands
who are walking testimonials Of it's efficacy. For
sale by all druggists.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. Co., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21

Super tor Clothing; e!o, B1sgAce Q[(S q; ;Hoek q.
~ -, lesa
To,dDRRoW Fddxy SIT k Il .at 10 cloc b
= sold at our Auction Salesrooms No LIS
An invoice Of CHOICE CIOTHNG, being telsnte,d6sk
s,.s CON srsFrH e76o =
CLOTH AND DGAssIGEREi 90. :sA AND. SACKS oss-
mere Psns, Vests ss.s asos5
Bleaehed, shizangs, Leataer TgayyeliiHs Raet
Spice Boxes &
Msnf6a clothes lines So otee. g q
Thread &C. 1t,' 80 - = - ;ssss Esa.-s ~
Conditions cash. :, Fe61Aty -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
E. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
BONE DUST MANURE.

VTTF BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
w ERs to the above as superior manure for either
Or cotton the experience Of last year proving 1t
ennoI n not superior to Peruvian Guano.
Tie following is the report of an analysis made nom
lot now in store:
Phosphate Of Lime soluble; 90 s'% ~
Phosphate OF Iirue, insoluble. ..2Ss0