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BUSINESS NOTICES,
a notion sales This Day.


T. s. K. BENNETT win sell this day, near the old Gus.
tom House. at II O'Clock valuable wood yard and wharf
property at the foot Of Chestnut near Spring street
also lot Of land with brick buildings thereon at the
southeast corner Of Calhoun and Wall streets
W. Y LErrcH R. 8. BRUINS will sell this day, at the
old Custom House, at II O'Clock, two desirable building
lots on Palmetto street. Is feet front BY II feet in depth
MCKAY CAMpBE11 will sell this day, at their cash
auction house, No. IS Easel street. at 10 O'Clock, the bal
snce Of retail store-y goods boots and shoes, cloth
Ing, notions, jewelry, DC.
B. NJ MARaHAIL. & Bro. will cell this day, at II
O'Clock, at southwest corner Of Meeting and Market
streets nine splendid billiard tables and chairs, mirror,
glassware &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at his store corner
OF King and Liberty streets, at 10 O'clock choice as-
sortment Of dry goods and clothing.
Will be sold this day, under the direction Of JAMES
UPPER Esq, Master in Equity, at the old Custom
House. at II O'Clock tract land in the State of Florida
r. M. CATER win sell this day, on Browns Wharf, at 10
O'Clock, quantity Of bacon and butter.
MuIIaAN, MELcHERs Co. will sell this day, at their
store No. 22 vendue Range at 10 o'clock spring wagon
and harness, furniture, Test safes, &C.
I'D W. Knox will sell this day, at their auction sales
rooms, No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel
at 10 o'clock invoices Of dry and fancy goods hosiery
hats, clothing hardware, &c.
R&A. P. CALDWELL will sell this day, before thei1
store No. 90 East Bay, at 10 O'CLOCK champagne age,
beer. cider, and large variety Of other articles.
LAukEY L A1rxASpER will sell this day, in front o.
their store No. 1877 East Bay at 10 o'clock apples, po
toes, butter, &C.
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UNDER DECRMN I'm EQUITY.

Rogers, Administrator, us. Parry and Others. :.
On THURSDAY, the 14th March next at II O'Clock VIII
be sold at the Old Custom house. under the direction
Of the undersigned, tho following very eligible prop
/. HOUSE AND LOT corner Of Calhoun and Smith
store and fourroom house attached with brick Kitchen
Lot measuring so feet Calhoun street by 80 feet on
Smith street, be the same more or less
and bali stories h9h brick foundation, four square
rooms and garrett piazza to the south; Kitchen carrsge
house, &C. Lot measuring 81 feet 'front.' back line 80
feet by ITO feet deep, more OF less.
8. LOT south OF the above, No. 49, with small two
story House and Kitchen attached. Lot measuring ~
feet 'front.' back line % feet inches by 1o9 feet deep be
tho same more Less The centre line between No. 56
and SO to be straight to the 'front.'
4 LOT south Of the above, No. 36 with small two-
ory House and Kitchen attached. Lot measuring ID
1ee 'front.' back line Is feet by 100 feet Deep be the same
s. HOUSE AND LOT No. 1O9 Spring street ne1t to the
corner OF Chinquepen ereet-House two and half sto.
fireplace in each, one small bedroom, two basement
rooms double piazza, with blinds, kitchen OF four rooms
carriage house. &C.. with rooms above the same Lot
measuring 40 feet cnt and back line by 1Ol feet deep
LARGE VACANT LOT, east Of the above. on the cor.
ner of Spring and Chinquepen Streets with the best OF
measuring 40 feet front on Spring street Ito feet deep
on Chinouepen street. be the same more or Less.
| SMALL LOT adjoining to the south on Chinquepen
street. with small two-story House containing three
rooms and shed kitchen. Lot measuring on the front
line on Chnquepen street II feet back line l6h feet by
| 80 feet deep, be the same more or less.
i.a,,es, street viii, GOOD Fruit Trees on it. Lot
measuring 40 feet front and hack ne by se feet deep
| the same more or less.
LOT in the rear Of the House. owned and occupied oy
Henry Willis ESQ Part Of this Lot is low Measuring
feet front and back line by s6 feet Deep be the same
more or less, and fronting on Pine street. o,,oa
All the original Lines aud Fences must be preserved
TermsSOnethird cash; balance on credit Of one,
two and three years with interest from day Of sale paya
the bond Of the and
and tRe policy assigned Purchaser to Pay for papers,
""o VIZ eo-0' j. W. GRAY,
| February az II th3 Maseer Ill Equity.
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, |
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
tho following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
Tor delivery from this Office. s.THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
Sec !. Be 1t Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled, Tint from and after the first day
Of January licenses shall be taken out for all carts, drays
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes in
the manner, and according to the same provisions
now OF force relation to CARTS drays and wagons etor
driven for hire, except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray wagon, sln be provided with badge con-
tanning the number thereof and marked Private, to be
placed on the outside Of the shaft.
SEC 2. No person shall be taken BY the treasurer as
surety to any bond under tho Ordinance concerning il
censes cars drays wagons and other carrages un
less he or she be f"oeholGcr.
SEC 3. Tho following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private CARTS drays wagons, &C.,
including the horses mules used thereof Which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS DRAYs. ETC. OR THOSE EMPLOYED m ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, Fon HIRE DIRECT Or INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon, drawn by one horse
mule, go.
mules, $50.
For overy mack and carriage with two HAeels, s20
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, s40
For every stage or omnibus except line onnibush
For every stage pr omnibus Except line omnibus),
drawn by four horses;,SG0.
For every truck drawn ny two or more horses or mules
Foevery express wagon drawn by two or more horses
| or mules, 500
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart c. wagon, S..
For every cart dray wagon, used for private or do
mcstc purposes, aud not to be employed II the trans
othor Commodity for compensation, either directly
Indirectly for the same shall pay for license the ot
| s5 exclusive OF the horse mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 18th day of January,
H. 81 in tho year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
dred and si1ty-sx.
- P. G. GAMLARD. Mayor
BY the Mayor.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.


VIII be Sold under direction Of the underagned at
the old Custom House In this city, THURSDAY the
21st day of March, 1857, at II o'clock A. N.
street. in this city measuring in front on Broad street
seventyfve 75 feet by hundred and fifty r6N feet
In DEPTH be the said measurements more or ess bound
ed to the south on Broad street, west on lands o Saw
age Herward; north on land now late OF W. B. Trap
man. and west on land Of B. c. resaey and W. p shing.
ler. ''Sits =s5zt. - az lrsiss, 49,
Terms-A sufficient amount In cash to pay the amount
now due upon the bond to the complainant and the bal
in and two years. secured by bond Of the
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with interest nom
day Of SALE payable semtannuay Purchaser TO pay tor
papers. JAMES TUffEh:
February g8 thm7 Master In Equity.
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PrrTsBURaH, May 10, 1906,


Me,srs Hostetter G Smith
GENTLEMEN During visit to the West, last fall
contracted chtlls and fever, which brought me to my
bed and finally terminated in typhoid fevef and conn
ed me to my room for several months, during which
time was physically prosrated that almost despair
ed Of ever recovering my health having almost entirely
lost my appetite for days. not being able to eat morse
sdded to which was distressed with reeltng sensation
in my head and passed many sleepess nights from
debility caused by my PROSTATE condition, brought about
by fever At this stage Of my condition friend recon-.
mended me to use your celebrated STOMACH BITTERs,
but being morally opposed to the use of smulants IN
any FORM at first declined but afterward yielded my
prejudces and after taking the medicine for several
weeks my appetite returned and with it am rapidly
reeainiug my former strength and vigor. My sleep
from the loss of which have suffered much) has never
been better than now and the reeng sensation be
fore alluded to has entirely left Ny bowels, which
were much consipated and irregular, are now quite
NATURAL and in fact glad to say that feel myself
new man, and tendor you this testimonial Of my ap-
probation of your valuable preparation In order that
others, suffering have may avail themselves OF its
virtues which prejudice kept from enjoying for 30
long period. may also add that my physician after
seeing the beneficial effect Of your Bers on me- recon-
mended That use them regularly.
Yours, very respectfully,
E. BOURNE,
No. IS Market street.
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. ISL MEETING STREET,
February a5 Opposite Charleston Hotel
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"Fai2 in the Lezioon Of Youth.

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Which Fate reuerses to a bright Manhood,
There's no such uord as FAMT
And in the history OF Dyspeptc Man there need be nc
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Headache and Low Spirits, this ia the only remedy
you are suffering from Dyspepsia or any ofits attendant
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Eabruorv oe tuths3
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DOWE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.

A SPECIFIC FOR THROAT DIsEAsEs.--'My COM
munication with the world is very much enlarged
by the Lozenge which now carry always in my
pocket; that trouble in my throat (for which the
'Troches' are specifc) having made me often q
mere whisperer. N. Z. WILLIS.
. For Cough, Cold, an Irritation or Soreness OF
the Throat, ssBroson's RronchiG 7Toches" will
often give instant relief.
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AUc[;.T. 10 !.
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rGfOO0Srs StO9t3$kYJ
| By MILES DHAE 8. s.s
THIS DAY,a28th instant at 10 O'clock van ~
sEat my store, CORNER n6 King md Liberty sheo
CHOICE AssoH1,fEnT DR1 GOODS AaD czo1Hos1s.S
4 n,.e.. SED R WILD FILED snaaasIzns,ia sTl1sa
2e pieces Hesched Muslin si7g Il 80
LIS pieces Colored Lawns q. .fs1S5&
- pieces Colored Cambrtcs
60 pieces Jaconet and Null Z Is i:
10 pieoes Heavy Sattnet s51s5,4 "a. p.sss.sss
80 pieces Summer Satinet 80
40 pieces 81 English Tweed = s,;z
Pieces Dress Goods Ticking, De1dmes Coseon
White Jean, Brown Cambria Ltnen DUCK Ooanes ltasn
Linen Iongslo "a sRsd si1s
Shirts and Drawefs Table Cloths, hsoos.
kerchies Iinen Bosoms, Sets Sleeves and ~
penders Neck Tes Buttons Spool Cotton, Basck
MstsrIls Kniyes @ e., sna For1 Enc osa6s s'
$50 rair CASHMERE AND sATINET PANTS -: =:
100 dozen Madras Handkerchief 80
$50 dozen ASSORTED Hodery. JtdsS-
Cn FRIDAY, March 1st Twill cen, y, .3;,Ss:fa:.s%5s
rs canes BOOTS AND sHOEa s.st.s g.
Particulars ON dsy or sale. - -,
Terms cash. ! q - sFeofoaky 8
Nine apsndtd Billiard Tables, do, at AUCTION. g
BfR. M AIARSHALL q BIO,
Brokers and tAucttcMeo1Js go
THIS DAY 2Sth instant, 1T I'll O'Clock WIN be so4
the southwest corner Of Market and. Meeting
Phelan & ,Conenderssf Standard Amef1cans Blic ;
LARD TABLES :.
4 DOZEN Arm Chairs 4 Marble Basins Largo M1ffoe,
Clock Lot Spittoons 1b0 Cues snd Back. Stove 9o6
Pipe, large fot Of Oh Cloth Glassware, Gas and BIZ
Fixtures. a:..rs :,.ss y.s; z.s!:.,s
The abo7s srtices are as good ss neW, h8fing beep
used but few months nnxy, n t1e mesnvhais %
treated fer ut private sale onf 20
Bro, No. 3a Broad street. ~
February 28 tnssa1tho -
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SHIP CHANDLERY, ETC.
JOHN TUOM.EY,
NO. 48 EAST BAY,

4&SIsA4A
WHARVES.
SHIP CHANDLER AND COMMIS-
SION MERCHANT, Dealer and I'm
porter in RUSSIA BOLT ROPE,
Manila and Tarred COrdage, Hemp
and Cotton Sail, Duck and Twines,
Parcelling, Copper, Sheathing, Metal
and Zinc, Paints, Oils, Tar, Tall0W,
Spirits Turpentine, Anchors, Chains,
Blocks, Boats, &C., SC.
Personal and particular attention
given to purchase and sale of MER-
CHAND1SE AND PRODUCE con-
signed or trusted to my care, and
prompt returns made.
Brown & LEVELS Patent Life Say.
ing Tackle and Boat Detaehing Ap-
paratus, for steamers, always on
hand, and for sale at New York
prices. ....
February ~ - s, -
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LARGE WEEKLY, 1Sr ISSUED EVERY THURS.
n DAY, ut s. year, in advance. Advertisements
'l'''' ~" G. l.. ELFORD, ra,tor.
No1spperl Is q. f. TONNES, -''
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SINGLE TRIAL OF MRS. WnsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teehng yet failed to relieve the baby
and overcome the prejudces Of the mother 1t Will re-
1eve the poor little sufferer Immediately lt1ot only
frees tho child from psn but regulates the stomach and
bowels cures wind coc correcs acdity, and cures dys
enery and diarTha Gives rest and health to the child
and comforts the mother.
Thirty-lve cents a bottle
Be sure and call for
"MRs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac simile of i" CURTIS PERKINS" on the
outside wrapper. All others are base limitations
For sale by DOWIE & NOISE, No. ISL Meeting street,
opposit. the Charleston Hotel.
February % stuth3
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ARTEs1AN W'E1L.-We have long considered this
institution perfect bore, and it appears that it
will sustain this reputation, for Major WELDON,
the indefatigable architect Of this well, is
again at work, and huge scafold rising in the air
gives promise of making it longer, deeper
and better bore than ever before. The project Of
supplying the city with water from this well is still
a f,Ivorite theme among some Of the officials, and
the experiments are to be continued until the An
tipodes or some other place is reached. By some
accident part Of the machinery WAS broken in
the shaft, and it will have to be removed before fu-
ture operations are commenced but such acci-
dents are tiRes to person like the contractor,
and it will not be long ere all obstacles are re.
moved and the bore be again free. Whether the
results anticipated viii ever be obtained, the future
alone can prove; but as success is mainly depen-
dent upon the amount Of e1ertion used, Major
WE1DoN's efforts are certain to receive that en-
couragement that belongs to well applied industry.
At present the Artesian Well is but sinking fund,
and the only advantages gained are watering
trough and bath rooms. Whatever else will come
is in the dim vista of obscurity, and will be made
manifest only by Time and Major WELDON.
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JOHN IZARD MIDDLETON,
SHIPPING And COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. 2 SOUTH STREET,
B AL T I M O r E, M d

PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO SALE OF COTTON,
Rice and Southern Produce, and Purchase Of Grain
Guano and Plantation supplies Liberal advances made
on consignments.
observation-disclosures. Lambert Cuttings Co., Balt-
more; Porcher Henry, Charleston; Cohen, Hanckel
Co.. Charleston j. D. Aiken & Co., Charleston; Gour-
din Matthiessen & Co.. Savannah; Duvant Waples, sa-
vannah Stovall & Edmonston, Augusta; Fisher & Low
rance, Columbia, s. c.. Mayes Martin, Newberry, g..
c.; James Pagan Esq., Chester, s. c.
Fcbrunry 25 mth3mo
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PRIVATE SALES.

FI7l1 -KgSl081Ce W Hu3I yl5Vt2.
BY LOUIS d. DesAUSsURE.
For Sale
The desirable three-story BRICK RESIDENCE on the
south side Of Hasel street. between Meeting and Anson
Streets containing eight large rooms, pantry, dressing
brick Kitchen carriage house and stable The Lot mea
sres fifty feet 'front.' by one hundred ard ninety feet
deep, more or less. thtu6 February %
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PLANTING AND THE P1ANrER.-The number OF
planters who have been visiting this city lately
with the intention Of raising the means necessary
to plant a crop during the coming year, have
greatly diminished 1t is but fair to presume that
their wants haro been satisfied, and on their re-
turn to their homes they will induce Sambo and
Cufee, by the most potent arguments, to under
take the tilling of the ground-at least for sea-
sen. Tie money has certainly been forthcoming
in many cases, aud the good results are evident
from the orders received the factors for the diff
ferent supplies needed on the plantation.
An increased activity has been observed among
the merchants on the Bay for the last few days,
and the shipments made are daily increasing IN
size. These consist mostly of guanos, corn, SALT
agricultural Implements &C., and the steamers that
ply upon the different rivers are reaping golden
haryests from the heavy freights that they carry,
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UurrED safes DISTRICT Counr-Hon. GEO. s..
BRYAN Presiding.--On motion Of z. Y. S1AoNs,
ESQ, RuDoLpH sE1a1lNe, Esq, was admitted to
practice in the District and Circuit Courts OF the
United States for the District of South Carolina.
In the ha6eas corpus case, tried before this
Court on Tuesday, the following order was made
by the Judge on hearing the return of the Sheriff:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH CAROLINA DIs-
TRICT.
In the matter Of John Leaois.
On hearing the return Of John E. Carew, Esq,
Sheriff of Charleston District to the writ of habeas
cor1yus issued in this case and the return Of the
military authorities in compliance with the order
issued by this Court, and the production OF the
body of the applicant, it appearing that the pris-
oner Was tried by a military commission in time
Of legal peace, as established by the Proclamation
Of Presidents Lincoln and johnson, and after the
passage of the Civil Rights Bill by Congress-, and
the right secured to him thereby to be tried by 3
State Tribunal, or If denied equal Justice by such
tribunal then to be tried by removal OF his cause
to The United States District Court, and that in
denial of these rights, he was tried by military
tribunal; it is therefore ordered that the appi-
can't, John Lewis, bo discharged from mprison-
ment. GEO. s. BRYAN,
United States Judge, District of So. Ga.
By order Of the Court, ,this 26th February, 1867
DANL HoaLBEcK,
O. D. T.. u. s. for So. Ca.
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CoLuBLE PACIFIC aUANo, s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
y November with interest, approved city acceptance
Swan Island 7rano 500 cash; S25 1st November with
inter- st, approved city acceptance
Baugh's Phosphate Of Liae, $50 cash. $65 1st Nove.
ber, with interest approved city acceptance,
Phoenix Guano $55 cash.
Flower of Bone, unadulterated and unburnt
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warrant: d pure.
L. Offering the above nanures to planters, do with
plnnters who have used them the past year, but the
further guarantee that every cargo arrives from the
factory is analyzed by Prot Shepard, Of the South
Carolina Medical College, and the high reputation OF
these manures fully kept up j. N. ROBSON,
january I tuths3nos No. 60 East Bay.
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0EFTCE OF CHHEB uE DErECrIv ES
FEBRUARY z 1S67.-Recovered and now at this
office, - yards COTTON GOODS. The owner Is re-
uuested TO come forward and prove property
j. G. CAMPBELL,
February 8 Lieut.. in Charge,
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st. Michael's Bells.

Messrs Editors In your issue of this morning
ne notice that some difficulty has been expert
enced in raising the amount sufficient to pay the
duties on st. Michaeps Bells. Wishing to con-
tribute as literally as possible, and anxious once
more to be gladdened by the music which in our
boyhood days has so often awakened thrill Of joy
, in our hearts, we propose to put up for rattle
handsome rosewood ladies' musical work table,
originally cost three hundred dollars. The number
of chances will not be limited It will be put up at
two dollars per chance; and as the proceeds will be
needed as soon as possible, we would like you to
suggest the day for rafting it, and beg that you
will insert an advertisement to that effect, and ask
the other city papers to copy the same.
Very respectfully,
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THE PHGNrx has large circulation throughout the
riddle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
ates as reasonable the stngency of the money mar
ket will warrant. Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN a. sELBY, Proprietor,
Febrrsry 9 Columbia, s. G.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
The Home Loan and Building Association rs.
Deighes and Dauis.
On TUESDAY the 10th March next, at II O'Clock Will be
sold at the Old Custom House, under the direction Of
the Master, . gs..2s :
All that IoT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon,
etuate on the north side Of Queen street; bounding
south on Queen street. east on land Of Benz. e partly
land Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of St Philip,
and west land Of John Gordon measuring in front
Queen street ~ feet the back line "a feet inches,
and In depth 223 feet more orless.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers '9sls
J. W. GRAY, Master in Equity.
March % - th1 tu3
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PLANTERS desrous Of obtaiuing highly concentrated
amoniaca fertilizer free from mineral phosphates anu
other adulterah ,ns do 80 by applying to K1sSAs
HOWELL No 153 East Bay who Agents tor the sale OF
MApEs' Nitrogenized super-Phosphate Of Lime
February II m"hs
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DEATH OF A AVErERAN.-Ou Our obituary columns
contain the notice Of the death Of Mr.. ALFRED J.
B1uErT formerly member Of the 9Th Regiment,
the old Charleston Battalion. This battalion,
from it's formation, was in the thickest of the fay
and it's members saw probably some Of the hardest
fighting during the war. Mr.. BLUErr was one OF
four who assisted in raising the flag on Fort Sum
ter after it had been shot away. The surviving
members of the battalion are invited to pay the
last tribute Of respect to their comrade in arms.