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Who would not be beautiful Who would not
add to their beaufyf What gives that marble
purity and disilH0ue appearance We Observe upon
the stage and city BELIEF IL b no longer q secret
They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm. Its continued
use removes tan, fTeckles, pInples, and roughness
from the iace-and haEds, ind leaves the complex
ion smooth, transparent blooming and Favishinz.
Onlit> many cosmetics, Il contains no material
ln1un0as 70 the skin. Any Druggist viii order il
for you, If not on hand, at 50 cents per bottle
w, p. HAGAN, Troy N Chemist
AhMAS BARNES a. so, Wholesale
Agents, View York
Saratoga Spring water. sold BY all drug
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Is oaer.ae in Lawns. Organizes. Mossmbiquss,
Grenadines etc he is determined. If possible.
20 close cut his GUNNER stock. and 60 DO 50. has
this day marked them down regardless Of cost !;
SO % those who want goods cheap, now y the
time Re has also a fne stock Of Staple goods,
adapted 70 al seasons, such as Linen and Cotton
sheetings, Irish Linens. Table Linens, Napkins,
Towels. Curtains and Cariain goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Laces and Embroideries, etc, which he
Wiil sell a. cheap as any house IN the country.
iune Is In.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE

FRENCH AND ENGLIsH)
TAoR YOUNG LADIES. BOARDING AND
IL May Pupils, 1922 and 1929 spruce
street., PHILADELPHIA, Pa, wall reopen
on THURSDAY, September ~
French iE the language OF the family, and is
constantly spoken In the Institute.
MADAME DHERNIL
mayA Sun Principal.
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EDG EFIFLD AGAIN.
Second Chancery Sale,
FRIDAY, JUNE rs, 1857.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
/ Chancery Court in the case Of w. Greenf cid
aud others VS.. A. j. New hirter, we will offer q t
public auction on the premises, at IL o'clock,
FRIDAY, JUNE rs, 1857,
Seven Lots, 70 to So inclusive, fifty feet by 40,
on Smiley street, in Fosters Addition. These
lots lie near the residence of Gov. Brown, and
within short distance of the Gallatin Pike.
They are most choice lots. and are beautifully
located.
TERMS--A credit Of six. twelve, eighteen
and twenty-fOur months with interest. Notes
with approved personal security required and
lien retained. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL, @. and Nj.
ARLINGTON. FARkAR Il WEAKLY. Agts.
No. 68 Public Square.
June s. 1866. It'd
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LY0S's ExrEEcT OF PURE JANArcs gfSa4,-
for indigestion naqEsa. Heartburn. sick He'd
aehss Cholera hoTbus. flssnieney, &c.. ,vbers I,
warming stimuianf i required rs CAREFUL ne
rafn,soa snd entire purity make Il ekeap a.
feiiabAe arsiets tor culinary purposes Sold ever
Where AZ - cts Per bottle. AK Tor JyoSiss
Pure hxtrect. Lake no other
sssasesn sprfng water, sold BIZ
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Persons Of sedeHtay habits. troubled with
weakness assltude. palpitatiOn OF the heart, lack
of appetite. distress alter eating. torpid liver,
not sry the SS y
which are now recommended ny the highest
medical authorities, and warranted 10 produce an
immediate beneficial effect They are exceedlngiy
agreeable, perfectly pure. and must supersede all
other TONES where a healthy. gentle stimuiant Is
required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
They strengthen the system snd enIiven the
mind.
They prevent miasmafic and intermittentfeTer s.
they purify the breath and aeidity Of the sto-
mach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They make the weak strong. the lanEuid brill
liant, and are exhausted natures great rest0rer.
They are composed Of the celebrated calisaya
bark. wintergreen sassatras, roots and herbs, all
preserved in perfectly pure st. CroIx rum. For
particulars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware of impostors Examine every bottle.
See that il has our private u. S. stamp unmutila-
ted over the cork, with plantation scene, and our
our bottle is not reflled with spurious and dele
FERROUS stuff. Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bitters BY the gallon or in bulk, Is
imPostoT. Any person Initiating this bottle, os
selling any other material therein. whether called
Plantation Btters or not, Is a criminal under the
u. S. Law. and will be so prosecuted by ". The
demand for BRAKES Plantation Bitters, nom Ia
dies clergymen, merchants. &c. is incredible.
The simple trial Of bottle IS the evidence we
present Of their worth and superiority. They are
sold By allrespectable druggists. eroces, physi-
clans, hotels, saloons. steamboats, ana country
PHI. DRAKE a co.
saratOga spring Water, sold BY all Drug
gisss.
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5zs5ss=s
CONGRESSIONAL GAS.

A few days ago we called the attention of
our readers to the probabilities Of mn early
great National Whiskey Distillery Consolida-
ton. Now it is our duty to advertise the new
gas enterprise, prepared by Coogress,-not
mere buncomb, this time, but genuine earbu-
rated hydrogen, Congress will soon bake all
the bread, light the lamps, and wash the dirty
linen. We are rapidly drifting into great
communistic ,despotism. The following, from
one of our exchanges, will explain the new
evolution of gas:
'sA great revolution is about to take place in
the method Of supplying gas in all the cities IN
the Union. Under the new plan it is contenl-
plated to manufacture gas on large scale,
with immense works, in the immediate neigh
.borhood of the coal mines, where coal can be
purchased for fifty cents per ton, and to con-
yey it through mains to the several cities,
where it can be consumed at onc-quarter It's
present cost The Atlantic cities and interior
cities Of the Northern States will be supplied
from the coal mines of Pennsylvania direct
from one company Another will manufacture
at the coal mines Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima, and supply The Southern cities and towns.
The West will get their gas from the Missouri
mines: and so on throughoutthe Union These
several projects will be conducted as national
affairs, under the authority Of Congress. The
immense advantages Of such q system are at
IL
once apparent. They reach not only to=the
great reduction in price, but 10 the improve
.inent in the quality of the gas, and the banish-
ment of gas manufacturing nuisances from the
cities. Preparations are already in Il forward
condition for the consummation Of this dcsira-
bic reform, and it will be an established fact
in less than three years from the present time"
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DARE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS AND
II HORTICULTURISTS.-AnO ORCHARD to be rented t*s1
halfmile OF Sateburg S. c.. and ~ mlles Of the
tluremont Depot o. the Camden branch Of tho South
Carolina R4road Situated on the high hills OF sanee.
residence of pcuters) we'll as best aud surest NUT
producing regions Of the Southern country this oner
should be very attractive The Orchard covering space
of 80 acros about 5000 Peach trees 500 and
ZOO Apples There good Dwelling House, containing
four rooms with all necessary outbuil.ngs for tile
accommodation OF family and houses or the accommo
dntioa of laborers There is Church. and PostothGc
will soon be established within half mile Of the plnce
The trees nrc selected with special view to the Northern
market and are in full bearing being from TO years.
old. The most liberal terms will be given to any one
bringing skill and capital. There is irapory contain
ing 80 vines of foreign varieties, undor glass; IN fu
bearing. until the last year, when it was neglected
There is Propngang House and Nursery Beds 1or frl1
and ornamental trees and about So acres OF good nna
for the cultivation of corn and cotton bengng to the
tract which can be obtained The Crchard and ncces-
sorics will be rented worked upon shares Apply to
JAMES r. PRINGIE,
Factor and Commission Merchant,
Adger's North Wharf, Charleston, s. G:
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WENDELL PHILLIPS AND THE GREEKS

On Monday, the 7th inst, the Phithcllcaes
had grand meeting in Boston, to express
their sympathy with the Candiotcs in their
present unequal struggle against the Turks
WENDELL PHILLIPS, it appears, was the Cory
phaus of these modern Greeks, and he then
and there arose and made mighty speech, full
of HOMER and CICERO, ARISTOTLE and VIRGIL.
The modern Athenians listened and wondered.
The Courier dcs Etats Unis goes to the trouble
of criticising this classic oraton, and while it
fully concurs VITA the meeting, in an express
sion of sympathy for the Candiots, it at the
same time shows that the new Athenian orator
was not very well informed on matters per-
tanning to either modern or ancient Greece.
Mr.. F. discovers IN analogy in the character
and conditions Of the people Of Greece and
New England, upon which the Courier re-
marks: If this is said of the ancient Greeks,
we do not see how they have merited such deg
radation; they, who have given to the world
so much that's great and beneficial, who have
carried to the pinnacle Of perfection all that
con elevate the soul or invigorate the intellect,
while New England has never produced aught
but cant and sewing machines.
But if Mr.. PH1LL1ps had reference to the
modern Greeks, we still cannot see any reason
for his comparison. True, the prorerbial charac-
ter of the modern Greek for commercial hon
esty is only so-so and in this alone can we
see any truth in the comparison. But in this,
also, great injustice IS done to the Greeks; for
this odium has been thrown upon them because
of the unprincipled conduct of their country
men in other lands, rather than from any short
comings of the great mass Of the home popu-
lation. Mr. PHILLIPS endeayored to show that
the Greeks and the Yankees resembled each
other like two drops Of water; whereas it
would be difficult to find two natures more diff
fereat, and who with n thousand striking con-
trasts, have but one point of analogy,-and
that is, that they are both very sharp at bar
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The Courier winds up a long article on the
subject by saying, that this whole matter was
no business of the Americans; and that Europe
must establish sort Of MONROE doctrine of
its own to keep the Yankees from intermed-
ding with its affairs, just rs the latter do net
permit the Powers of Europe to interfere on
RI Continent
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COTTON AND CORN PLANTATION TO
I RENT, in Sumter District, miles west Of Sumter
village The Wilmington and Manchester haroad runs
through the trnct and station the tract md within
mi cs of the settlement. Location perfectly henthy
Water perfectly pure and sweet. Good accommodations
for $50 2UO About 1000 to l20o OF arabic
land cleared aud under tcnce-ences in toerably fair
condition. Good dwelling house, containing rooms,
and all necessary outbuildings stables barns Kitchen
storerooms, &c. There some laborers now Oh the
place who might be induced remain as they are at
tache to The place. Win be sold, if desired or rented
for term OF years. Parties examine the place by
applying to JOHN B. MOORE, at StateburSh. s. e. Tract
contains $500 acres Sixty hands have cen successfully
worked on the place. Good cotton and corn land for the
middle country The proprietor OF this place invites
propositions from parties desiring to invest in cotton
planting ss to cultivatng this plantation on Rhares
Daco,1har "a 1lsa7=75=-z> thGEu
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PRESLEY, LORD & INGLESBY.
VlHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE BECOME PARTNERS IN
u the practice of Law and Equity, under the above
nams and firm Office No. q Broad street
B. c. PRESLEY.
SAMUEL LORD, J1-
Janl,nry thtuo CHARLES INGLESBY.-
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,

DUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office s. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
Cts Council assembt That from and after the first day
of January licences shall be taken out for all CARTS drays
and wagons, used for priyGte md domestic purposes In
the same manner, and according to the provisions
now of force relation to CARTS drays and wagons etor
drivon for hire, except giving bonds And each such
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with badge con-
tanning The number thereof ind marked Prtuate to be
placed on the outside of tue shalt
SEC a. No person shall be taken BY the Treasurer
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning H.
for carts, drays wagons and other carrages TN
less he or abe be f.eehotler.
SEC g. The follow ng shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public aud private CARTS rays wagons &c
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS DRAYs ETC, on THOSE Ea1rLoIED m
BUSINESS WHATEVER roR HIRE DIRECT on nDIREcr.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn By one horse or
For every cart dray wagon, drawn by two horses
mules, $50
For eyory hack and carriage with two wbeos, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or omnibus Except lue omnibus).
with two horses, $50,
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus),
drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn py two mora horses muos,
$780,
For every express wagon drawn by two horses
or mules, SG0.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread curt or wagon, SIS.
For every curt, ray wagon, used for private or do
mcsc purposes, and not to be employed in the trans
porting OF goods, wares, merchandise lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly
indirectly for the sane, shall pay for license the of
IS, exclusive OF the horse mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10Th day OF January,
H. 81 III the year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hum
- - p G.. GA1LLARD. Mayor
January q 3s@W w H SMITH Clerk of Council
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NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED his TAILOR
| ING BUSINESS to No. 20 BROAD STREET, north
eide between Meeting and Church streets
Mr. JNo. T. FLYNN will superintend the Tailoring
Department us usual Observation-Disclosures
January IS a g. HULL, Agent.
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CHI HARL L ES ON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1857
PARD0Ns.


Much has been said Of late about the fresl-
dents pardoning power, and the kadicals' WILL
characteristic narrow -mindedness, have re-
pcaled the Act of Congress which assn'neu q
enner;or meaning to the constitutional powers
conferred upon the President. AS mater y
curiosity to the Radicals, We publish tne sup-
Joined .sAct of Pardon and Oblivion, passed W
the North Carolina State Legislature IN i'oo'
..for+ he benefit of such American citizens IN tna'
State as had supported the King and Parliament
during the war Of the Revolution. II VIII 70
remembered by the readers Of history, that
soon after the war the British Government
adopted an Act which extended full pardon anu
amnesty to such British subjects as had aided
the Colonies in obtaining their independence
s'rhus It seems that s.the barbarians' OF one
hundred years ago wore superior to the present
advanced puritanical civilization IN sympathy
for mankind and their misfortunes. 1t Will be
seen fro:1 the ssAct' We publish that our 1atheFs
would not only pardon an offence, called ny
GEORGE III. treason, but that they were wiling
that the offence should be buried in ssobllvlon.'
They knew, good men they were, and honest
and true, that thousands of good citizens con-
scientiou.ly believed that they owed their farst
allegiance to their mother country, and they
therefore, had no idea of prosecuting them 1or
their honest convictions The war beng over,
thev believed that such citizens, if taken by the
hand, would he as faithful to the new govern
ment as they had been to tho old. The follow
inr is the Act referred to:
AN ACT oT PARDON AND OBLIVION.
WHEREAS, 1t is the policy Of all wise States, on
tho termination of al civil wars, to grant an ACT
OF pardol and oblivion for past offences: And as
divers of the citizens Of this State, and other m
habtants thereof, in the course OF the lato un,
happy war, have become liable 10 great pains and
penalties for offences committed against the peace
and government Il this State: And the General
Assembly out OF our earnest desire to observe the
article. Of peace, and on all occasions disposed to
forgive offences rather than punish, where the
necessity for an exemplary punishment has ceased
Be it therefore enacted by the General Assembly
of the State OF North Carolina, and it ls hereby
enacted by the authorities O! the same, that all
manner OF treasons misprison OF treason felony
or misdemeanor, committed or done slnce the 4th
day of July 1776, by any person or persons,
whatsoever, be pardoned, released and putin total
oblivion.
We could ask Congress-but what is the use
of asking them anything ITO contrast this
language and spirit with that evinced by
them Just now, whose doings are calculated to
engender feeling of hatred that will live long
5,F+ar tb;o rnnorotion shalI have Oasscd aYay&
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
YElHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
Copartnership under the firm namc OF MARSHALL,
BIRGE BOWEN, for the purpose OF carrying the
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS ut No. 153 MEET
ISG-STREET
E. " MARSHALL.
W. r. BURGE.
o. 4. BOWEN.
Charleston, January ]. 1857 tuthslno January
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R < M 0 VALS.
REMOVA.

REMOVAL.
nR 7. g. THOMSON HAS REMOVED His OFFICE
i and residence to No. 50 BEAUFAIN STREET.
: Jannarv IN thBtuS*
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COMPREHENSIVE.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY
w formed Copartnership in this city, under the
name of D. R. WILLIAMS CO., for the transaction of
the Wholesale Hat, Cap, Straw and Millinery Goods Mt
the old sand No. 100 Meeting street. corner Pnckney
D. r. WILLIAMS,
r. FLEMING,
W. T. BAKER.
Charleston. 10th January 1866.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

The immense intrenchments around Mobile nave
been evelled or filed up SO as now to leave scarce
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ITO RENT FARM SITUATED ON COOP.
Err River, eight miles from the city, containing ~
between GO aud 70 of which have been planted the
past summer On it is comfortable Dwelling Kitchen
Barn, Stable and negro Houses. Apply ut this Office
Doro,nh.r Y Eesz5=o#- Htuthnl
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We could ask Congress-but what is the use
of asking them anything ITO contrast this
language and spirit with that evinced by
them just now, whose doings are calculated to
engender feeling of hatred that will live long
after this generation shall have passed away.
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H 0 T ELS.
VICTORIA HOTEL.

VICTORIA HOTEL.
8. OPDEDECK Proprietor.
rTyHIs HOTEL IS NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
PLAN. 1t has been remodeled fn1 refurnished
throughout The travelling public, transient visitors, OF
Others will find In it all the Injuries of F1RSTCLASs
ESTABLISHMENT combined with tho comforts Or
home
location ia Of tho most airy and pleasant for
sur.mcr Billiard Saloon for the lovers Of this health
full exercise s attached No palma expense spared to
give entire satisfaction. F. OPDEBECK.
May u
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MOUNT Z1(1W IN ESI1TUIE,
WINNSBORO', S. I.
CORPSE OF TEACHHRS.
G, A. WOODWARD. Principal
M Rev I, " nR,gRT 2: gSgosE Ah,' Assistants.
THE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL OPEN TEE
j 1.t Monday February.
TERMS PEE SESSION.
Board with Tuition In all The branches except PHI
losophy, Chemistry nnd French. $3.50 90
Philosophy, Chemistry aud French, each is 90
Students required to furnish bed linen, covering and
towels.
For further information, address the Principal.
January stutA12
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COPARTN TNERSHlPS.

DISSOLUTION.
TJHE COPARTNERSHIP EXISTING UNDER THE
STYLE and firm OF WILLIAMS L. COVERT is this
dny dissolved by mutual consent III u. r. WILLIAMS
alone auth rxed to sign tue name of the firm in lq
flaton D. R. WILLIAMS,
HENRY C. COVERT
C!lurls sston, 10th January. 1867.
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HEADQUARTERS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN,
AND ABANDONED LANDS,
South Carolina,
CHARLESTON, S. c., December IT, 1865.
1aENEaAL ORDERS, NO. %.
+ General Orders, No. %, c. 3d. is amended and re-
Byt, Major A. Mel CRAWFORD, Y. R. C., is hereby ap-
pointed "Ocor in charge OF the Claim Division OF the
bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
for the State OF South Carolina "
All communications concerning the collection OF back
my, bouuties pensions, &c will be addressed directly
to Linn No other persons in this State are authorized
NJ thia Bureau Tor the collection OF such caims
Blanks and Instructions will be forwarded BY him to
tbe Acting Assistant Commissioners of this State. who
will afford claimants tho ssary aid IN properly 1or
warding their applications to the War department.
Through Major Crawford. By order of
Byt. Maj. Gen. r. E. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner.
Epw. z. DE,SE,
-. Byt Major and A. A. A. Gcpl.
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DUCATlO N AL

DANCING SCHOOL,
BY MONS. BERG Err, AT MASONIC HALL
FJNIME OF TUIT1ON-FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
MASTERS, Tuesdays and Thursdays, ut O'Clock.
For Gentlemen Tuesdays and Fridays, at o'clock. Sat
1lrdays assemblies mt O'Clock. For particu
lnrs apply ut the Hail ct the hours of tuition at No.
Glehe street. thBtu1 - January IT
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vN RENT. TWO FINE LARGE ROOMS,
with one In basement and two in kitchen, in cen
trail and desirable location. Address J. M. Co. through
poctoNica January lU
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COMPREHENSIVE.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE TEIs DAY
w formed copartnership in this city nndoc the
namo and style of BONAFONT Il SALAS, for the trans
action of General and Commission business, well
for the importing and exporting of produce at No lib
East Bay street. and hnye granted TO Mr. RAM On SALAS
our full power of Attorney.
JOSE BoNAFON.r.
FRANCIS P. SALAS.
Charleston, 1st January, 1857 l5 january
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MEN'S FURNISHING HOUSE,

rs NOW FAIRLY AND FULLY UNDER WAY AGAIN,
end is now in every way prepared heretofore, to
with the CELEBRATED SHIRT for which this House
has an established reputation throughout the Conede
rncy and which be made to order, from measure,
With promptness punctuality and precision, and be
supplied from tho Shelves OF all Sizes
Tho SHIRTS furnished from this establishment stand
unrivalled for PRECISION OF CUT, QUALITY OF MA
TERIAL, and Enithful workmanship
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NOTICE.
T,HE FIRM OF CRANE, BOYLsT0N l. co. Is THIs
i DAY dissolved by mutual consent Either partner
authorised to sign the Of the firm in Liquidation
JOHN G. CRANE,
J. REID BOYLSTON.
VIM. II. TOWNSEND.
HENRY BOYLSTOE. Jr
SAML j. CORRIE
January 1, 1857. tuths
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
THE COpARTNERSHR EXISTING IN THIS CITY
under tho namo OF sAIlAS Il Co. II this day dis
solved by Its limitation. Mr. F. p. SAIAS will use the
name OF the firm only In liquidation. sAI.AS & co.
Charleston, 31st December, 1866
January Is