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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

ZINE ........FINE PIANOS
Of PiANos manufactured in Louisiana he gssrsn-
be equal In all respects TO those OF foreign makers
q iti1ers ar. invited 10 call
VI voM HUE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
1865 for the BEST PIANO made in The Southern States
s7 Magazine street.
A e. BLACKMAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER
IMPoRTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
Knabe, Nunns and GuFd PIANOS, Prince ORGANS and
MELODEONs, Etc,
167 canal street, near Dauphin.
NEW ORLEANS
EIsH..................FIsH ......"..-.FIsH.
The undersigned having arrangements add to their
Butter and Cheese full assortment Of FISH beg
leave trade quantities to salt and at Lowest
market prices:
NAoKEREL-So. rs-Barrsls, halves, quarters, kits
MACKEREL-No. as
MACKEREI-No. 80 =.
sALMON-Eo. Is
HERRINo-No. rs =.
= HkRRING-In boxes-Scaled aud MagdAlen.
CODFIsH-In qpsIter drums.
CoDFlSH-In boxes, etc etc
EkLEy, VAN NoRDEE CO,
No. IA TchOupitOuI-s street.
RUTrER AND CHEESE.
30 arkins Csoaee Gothen BUTTER
$50 boxes Cheshire, Factory and Kngis Dairy cHEEsR
Just landed steamship Grant and for sle reduced
prices, BY HOWARD THOMPSON,
o. Magazine street
Guns. ...........eUNs'..''..'.....'"..eUNs'
We are now In receipt Of Of English, German and
American Double Single UNs, at reduced prices.
HENRY F0Lsox CO.,
No. SOD Levee street. opposite the POstOface.
Agency Remington Arns Company,
Depot Of Colts Revolvers-
CIsTERN AND CAErENTERS WORK.
The undersigned having removed from his old stand ITO
Camp street. will be pleased reseve the orders Of
friends at Mr.. s. rsylors lac Camp street.
wa. AYRES,
Cistern Maker and Carpenter.
u ID, MACILN.
CORNER THIRD AND TcHoUP1ToULAs STREETS,
Is now furnishing the best of ASH WOOD at 50 per
Cord, delivered.
IOas .. FLEEINe.
Gas FrfrKs
Dealer In Gas Fixtures,
lzAED IL MAGAZINE STREET. EEAK eIBop.
New Orleans,
VII attend puns.aaay fA,thfhIy ell Ordss
ohin-
Order lsn IN Box No Is xsshsuios' md Dsal.r-' In
easnss- VII mess with prompt attention
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship W q Hewes, Trip, from Indanola,
etc, 10 Chas A Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, from Pensacola, TO
Rogers &co-Basin
Schr Walter Smith, Glunt, from Apslachicola, to
master-Basin
Schr w Morrison, Belloss, from Galveston, to
VIM Goldenbow-POint
echr Jno French Burgess, from Galveston, to
Tca ella Dafn
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STEAMBOATS,.

Mich Longworth, Irwin, from Louisville.
Aloe, Rsdovich. from Lower Coast.
Iberville. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Mary. Carroll. from Mobie-P RI.
Starlight, Pitts, from Shreveport.
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Below waiting Orders


Ship Assam Valley, Evans, from London. Dec ID,
10 Ashbridge & Ocean
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HAT. heIorss Hair Dye-This Splendid
Hair Dive q the best IN. WORLD 0ny and perfect
Dive; harmless reliable instsntsneus; rdiculous tnts
remedies the Of bad dyes invgorass and leaves the
Hair beautiful Black Brewn- Sold BY al Dug
sts Peru- and propery applied At Bzfehsors Wig
fac oTy No. 10 Bond street. New York.
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Warint 5ntelistnrs.

Cnrscxrf orrrcs, No ~ GAIT sfRnsl(
Friday. February a, 1868. J
CLEARED Nssserday.
Br schr Angelina, Ward, for Udlls. in ballast,
Master
scbr Three Sisters, Mclean, for Ruatan,
Z Pilsbury
Schr ARCHIE, Harder, for Mobile, E r Poole
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TOWBOATS.

TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
rVHE UNDERsIGNED. WISHING TO EsrAB
equitable and uniform rate Of fovsge and to Offer
greater facilities to the shipping eng and leaving this
port, have combined the following forbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel
FLINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. W.
bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
Wicsce and Reliance.
The number and power Of the above associated Line o.
Towbcas guarantee that detention will either
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBEtBtER,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE Co, Lane
Associated Once, % Carondelet street up stairs.
j, q. NOR ROSS,
CHAs. FiTZENRTTER.
Isv-s Agents-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. winsiov's Soothing syrup. for
Children Tseihpg greatly fsctAss the Ct tssthns
by softening the gums reducing all Enthusiastically allay all
Pain spaodc seon. and regulate the bowels
Depend upon Mothers It win give rest to yourselves and
leland your weha up and sold this ar
Gle for years. say confidence and truth Of what
have able say Of Oher medne-Nevsr has
Il failed In sn leinsance effect Cure when timy used
Never did we know Of Dissatisfaction by
who H. On the contrary all delighted with iN Ope
ration and speak Of eommendston Of Its magical
Effects We speak In this matter whsi
we do know" aer years experience and pledge repu
tatiOn f the Of here declare In almost
every instance where the infant suffering pain sad
haustou relief viii found IN asen twenty minutes
amer the syrup Is administered.
Full directions using win accompany each bota Be
sure ant cal for Ma Soothing Syrup, having the
fac smile ofCurt Perknsp the outside An
Others base limitations
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Price, ony
cents per Bottle
odees-as Fuitcn street. View York; ss High Hoibon,
London, England; al ST. Paul street, Montreal Canada
BARNES. WARD CO. Agents,
a Magazine street. New teams. La
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oeF1cE % CAMP ST.. NEW oKLEAxA
!. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


70 promote We social material and political vsilbens OF
The city Of Orleans Louisiana and the grss
Southwest win be in the future Il has been In the
the purpose journal The columns Of each days
referred earnest Of the ithulness and
with which this design is executed
While the point Of the CRESCENT is independent
wit reference all the subjects Of newspaper
discussion opinions will sways DO found 70 Be
didy. definitely and sesriessly expressed
osrefally selected corps Of
Correspondents. Home and Foreign.
add 10 the usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial letter.
upon topics people Of section Its let
people the interesting and vsus
bic Of its wened coumns large share Of sssf
days issue k given up 10
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
ration arrangement and other Reading
Il claimed that the CRESCENT is surpassed By
other daily journal in the United States. The
Commercial and Monetary Reviews.
win the severest scrutiny a to the fidelity and judgment
which this Important branch Of Newspaper duty per
formed for the CRESCENT.
In brief the proprietor of the CRESCENT proposes "
continue present the public Alive and in every espec
FIRST CLASS PAPER. properly supplying the imperstiv,
needs Of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE win be in the future. In the past, influences
BY spirit Of progress, aiming It's continual i'm
provement for the benefit Of its patrons
The CRESCFETS circulation and "a line Of advertise
ents sufficient testimony the favor with which 10
sorts hs public have bson appreciated and rewardsd
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Ths Him Orleans erfsttat 9raay 3sbrnxry q, lase.

RAILROADS.
NEW oRLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD oos
rHRouoH EArzs OF rREIeHr.
II. Louis. Louisville. Columbus, Cairo, Rome,
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta aad Charleston.
TRANSPORTATION DrARrxwr,
New Orleans Jan. l. 1853
Shippers Informed that this company IL giving
Through Bills Lsding to the above points
All claims for Loss, Damage. overehargs viii be
promptly settled al point fdeivery.
For further information inquire the Depot Calope
street. ~ The Companys Once A CHrondeiet street.
t. s. WILLIAMS Gen'l Superintendent
JANIS YoEez. General Freight Agent
NEW oRLEANs. oFEL0UsAs
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. q. Mall Route Betweea New Orleans,
Western a ouisiana and Texas.
The Railroad Ferboat win leave the foot Of St. street.
opposite the Jackson Square, DAILY TX connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers ASK
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice TO the
New Orleans Transfer Company. Camp and Common
streets have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city reduced rates Of draysga
Fregh for stations the road for landings the Teehe
and for Opeousss deliverable at New iberia st. Martins
VILE received da Sundays excepted from n to ~
at the foot Of st. Ann street
eight for all points Bayou Lafourehe between Labs
devile and Lockport for Belsnger Canal and for H0unA
received and transported through via Rscelsnd La
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Correspondents. Home and Foreign.
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

carefully eulled from exchanges In the selection, preDa
ration arrangement Of News other Reading
Il claimed that the CRESCENT Is surpassed By
other daily journal in the United States. The
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VICAsBUHG.
LEAVES EVERY tn EsDAY AFBHn
VICEsBUKo. rATcHFZ AND EKw ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday u =. Mall Packet
II. II. Lee.
JNO. W. CANNON. Master
m leave =. above for ysk:ssrs Nstshsr Grand CALI Rod
Rouge Donaldsonviie and all int sdate landings
The r. y. Lee viii take freight and for Yazoa
For freight passage, ing odsOn
wv 0Eo D. HITE. Agent. II TehouptOulas ct.
yICKsBURG
Leaves evsry TUESDAY, n6P.M
EOR vICKsBURG. GRAND GULF, RODNEY.
Nstehez Fort Adams. Bayou Sara Bafoa Rouge and all
intermediate sndngsThs elegant passenger packet
Gov. Allen.
W. B. RICHARDSON. Master
WIN commences her regular tripy on MONDAY EVENING,
the lIth ns leaving New Orleans evey Monday evening -
sR.x- Yor freight OF passage sps on board or to
sINN0Tr ADAMS. Is Commercial Piaoe.
P.s-Ths steamer Gov Alien connects at vcksburg with
Calumet for Yazoo River Myrtle sanower
giving through bills Of l1ding of all points the above
The Allen built expressly for the trade and
win remain The entire twelve months IN the year.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, asIH
EOR yIcKsBUEG. GRAND GULF, RODNEY
Watcher Fort Adams. Bayou Sara and All Intermediates
Sam Ayes clerk Will her regular trips Saturday
evening The sh ins leaving New Orleans every Saturday
siNKOTT 4 ADAMS. Is Commercial Pisss
Steamer Magenta vekbarg With the steamer
Countess fog fsreo kve. and with the steamer Ayrhe Toe
suphower River.
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb. p, atsnx
EOR BRAZOs sANTfAGO-vIA CALVES
ton weekyThs pressure side wheel iron steamship
S. P. FARwELL, Commander.
WIN leave s above from her wharf, foot ST. Joseph street.
connecting Galveston with
Santiago Freight per Austin for Santiago viii be
reshipped at Galveston saN
For freight or passage spply to
cHAs. A WHITNEY co. Agents.
NB-NO freight received without order the ofScs
CORPUS CHRISTIE.
Leaves FRIDAY. 2lst inst at 81
Con CORPUS CHRISTI, RocKpoRr AND
St. Mary's, Texas
For Passengers Only Landing at Rockport
Capt. BENSON.
VIII leave Brashesr City the arrival Of the ~
Passengers take the Feyboa which leaves the foot Of St.
Ann street, opposite jackson Square at 7:soAn
@. W. R. BAYLEY,
General Superintendent.
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb p. atsr. n
COR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKpo
II and St. Marys-The low pressure sidewhes iron
steamship
Austin,
s P. FAREWELL, Commander.
xurf
carrying the o. 8. mails. ttt
The Austin win 70 Roctgcrt landing frsIgh. and
oiAs. A wRIrsEy co 9, ,, AGENTS.
n B-No freight received without an order from the
BALTIMORE-
FOR BALTIMoKE AND HAVANA
THE xKw ORLEANS. BALTIMORE AND HAvAES
REGULAR sEHLNONTHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
LrBERxY..... $50 .Thss A Balm, Commands.
CuRA...-......neet tens. .Dukehart, Commands.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HAHA
FIRST CABIN:
xhrsush Tickets 70 Nsw York. $50
ZOE BALTIMoRs ANB HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs spasaad Inst ss.ansss
Liberty,
TH0S A Balm. Oovmardx.
WIN issvs - shove. TUESDAY, February 18th, -
O'Clock p. u
Fer freight passage having unsurpssssd seoemmeds
Hons, apply W wIrHERsPooF, HALsEY CO., Agents.
70 Carcndeiet stresi
NB-Ne biIls Of Iadirs bat those Of the Company VII
signed Pernts freight must BE procured from this
cse- No freight for Havana taken shsr Il o'clock On
The CUBA. Cap. Dukshsrt. viii follow.
CALIFORNIA.
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TIE DAILY CRESCENT

THE SUNDAY CRESCENT
Ia peculiarly HOME JOURNAL Its ample column
will be found crowded with reading especially
selected for this issue including rich entertain
ing and instructive variety welcome alike the merchant
the planter ths mechanic the housewife the yoang and
old.
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A HUNDRED YEARS IN i RIsoN. =

A HUNDRED YEARS IN / RIsoN.
certain housebreaker was condemned,
in the latter part of the last century,
in France, and under peculiar cir
cumstances, to q hundred years in
the galleys, and strange to relate, this
man recently made his appearance in
his own native province, at the ad-
vanced age of 120 years, he being
about twenty years OF age when the
sentence which condemned him to
such a dreadful punishment was
passed. It is difficult to conceive
what the feeling must have been
with which he returned, as soon as
emancipated from the shackles which
had enthralled him for century, to
breathe once more the cherished air
of the scene of his infancy. Bourg,
in the department of Ain, was his
native home, but time had SO changed
the aspect of the whole, that he re-
cognized it only by the Church of
Bron, which was the only thing
which had undergone no alteration.
He had triumphed over laws, bondage,
man, time, everything. Not rela-
tion had he left. Not single being
could he hail in acquaintance; yet he
was not without experiencing the
homage and the respect the French
pay old age. For himself, he had
forgotten everything connected with
his early youth; even all recollection
of the crime for which he had suffer
ed was lost, or, if at ali remembered,
it was a dreary vision, confounded
with thousand other dreary visions
of days long gone by. His family
and connections, for several genera
tions, all dead, himself living proof
OF the clemency of Heaven and the
severity of man, rcgretting, perhaps,
the very irons which had been fu-
maliar to him, and half wishing him
self again among the wretched and
suffreing beings with whom his fate
had been so long associated. Well
might lie be called the patriarch of
burglars. -Erchan0e.
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NEW BOOKS.

III ISTORY OF THE NEW SCHOOL,
Ill and questions involved in tho dis
ruptIon OF Presbyterian Church, in 1898.
BY J. Baird, D. D.
Children with the Poets. BY Harriet
Mikeever.
Tales Of Algeria, or Life Among the
Arabs. Illustrations.
Ab-Sa ARA -Ka, Home Of the Crows, being
the experience Of an officers wife on the
Plains.
Talks with Child on the Beatitudes.
The following new Novels:
Gold Elsie. From German of Marlitt.
Moonstone. BY Wilkie Collins.
of Waiting for the Verdict, &C., and many
other new books. at
DUFFIE 4 CHAPMAN'S
oct Book Store.
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MR.. EDITOR: Please announce MAJ.
JOHN ALEXANDER as candidate for
the Office of Mayor Of the city of Colum-
bia. Maj. Alexander is property holder,
and this is one Of the great elementary
doctrines of the Democratic party-that
property-holders should be elected to
Office. The Democratic press has been
opposed to the great majority OF the men,
bers OF the so-called Legislature Of this
State because they were nor. property
holders; therefore, the friends of Mai.
Alexander propose his name, and know
that he has friends enough to elect him if
he will consent for his name to be used in
the canvass. Maj. Alexander is the COM
ing man, and will be certainly elected.
No clique, composed of packed clubs, but
one of the peoples choice.
Nov VOX POPUIJ
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Lost SISTERS FoUND-A CHILD
STOLEN TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO.
The Galveston Bulletin says: One of
the strangest incidents of domestic
life that ever came under our notice,
occurred on Tuesday of the present
week. The story is thus told: Mrs.
Bowen is. o widow of forty-one years
old, whose husband died last year
with the yellow fever. Thirty years
ago, being then only eleven years old,
and residentof Comanche County,
Alabama, her eldest sister married
and removed to another portion of
the same State.
This marriage was unhappy. The
husband was unkind. The only child
of this marriage was a daughter,
which was stolen from school, and
seems to have been reared in almost
total Ignorance of her family. All
that we know of the child is that she
is now a lady of twenty nine years
and resides in her native State. About
year since, Judge Dean, of Bats,
Dean & Watson, received q letter
from this lady, saying that she be-
heved her aunt resided in Galveston,
and that she desired to know of her
Whereabouts. After inquiring, he
found the missing aunt to be Mrs.
Bowen. The ladies were put in
communication, and the one in Ala
bama assured that her mother, from
whom she had been stolen, was dead.
Thus matters rested until last Tues
day, when Mrs. Martin, at the sug-
gestion of a mutual friend, was in
troduced to and visited Mrs. Bowen.
During the conversation that fol-
lowed, it became plain that they were
sisters, and that Mrs. Martin was the
mother of the Alabama lady who was
stolen twenty-five years since. Thus
the two met and were recognized,
after an absence of thirty years, with
never o strawberry mark on the left
arm of either. One sister has been
resident Of Galveston fourteen
years aad the other eight. Both are
happy in the meeting, and in the
prospect of soon seeing the daughter
of one and the niece Of the other.
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NEW BOOKS.

TNHE OPIUM HABIT, and sketches of
Il Coleridge, DeQuiucy, and other opium
eaters. $1.75.
About Woman, Love and Marriage, by
Saunders, author Of Salad for the Solitary.
$1.50.
A Strange Story, by Bulwer. $1.0O.
Life in the Argentine Republic in the
days OF the Tyrante, by Horace Mann.
Barnes on tho Psalms.
:, Canoes from English History, by Miss
Yonge.
Old Dover House, by Annie Thomas
so cents.
American Books, for children from 25
cents to $1.25. For sale at
Oct IA BRYAN & McCARTER'S.
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Coon. understand that the
negroes of Beech Island, S. c., and
its neighborhood, are calmly but
confidently awaiting the division of
lands, mules and other property now
held by the whites. They understand
the election of Grant to be equiva-
lent to homestead, and nothing to
do for the rest of their natural lives.
When their expectations are realized
and the titles to the aforementioned
property obtained. we should like to
see the grant The only way in which
any of the poor deluded creatures
will ever become possessed of pro-
perty Of any kind, which they can
hold under the light of day, will be
by the "sweat of their brow" and
the time is not far distant when this
truth will be sorrowfully. but sternly
realized. .-Augusta Constitutionalist.
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GOLD IN AFRIcA. The latest arrival
by steamer, from Europe, brings ad-
ditional news of gold discoveries in
Southern Africa. Thes. discoveries
are in the country North of the
British possessions. The auriferous
rocks and sands are found upon the
tributaries of the Limpopo, which
finds its way to the sea upon the
Eastern coast of Africa, in the coun-
try of Mozambique. These gold
regions are claimed to belong to
Macen, chief of the Bamangwato
nation. Alarmed at The threatened
invasion OF gold hunters, the chief
addresses plaintive note to the Brit
ish rthorities, saying that the ap-
pretended invasion consists chiefly
OF British subjects, and appealing to
the representatives of her sovereign
Majesty Queen Victoria to buy out
the mines and relieve him OF all
trouble and responsibility on account
of them. ~
The Trsnsvaal Argus has an enthu-
siastic account of these mines. IT.
alludes to O statement made a wear
ago by Herr Mauch, that it would
ultimately be proved that the new
African gold fields we're richer than
any in California or Australia. The
Argus states that the specimens exhi.
bited at the time of, the penfline Of
Its s'editorial are so rich that state.
ment concerning them would be re-
garded as fabulous. The country of
these rich deposits is said to be
healthy and abounding in game-one
hunter being able to supply thirty
mem with food. - - -
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MARRIED WITHOUT GLOVES. "A few
days since, young gentleman and
young lady appeared at the parson-
age OF an eminent clergyman of this
CITY, for the purpose of having their
respective destinies united in the
holy bonds of matrimony. Every
thing being ready, the clergyman
aforesaid was about to proceed with
the ceremony, when the young lady
discovered that she was minus the
kid gloves so necessary on such occa-
sions, whereupon she requested her
affianced to hasten to store and pro-
cure the indispensable kids, telling
him to "be in hurry or she might
change her mind" The clergyman,
witnesses and intended ibride waited
some time for the return of the youth
with the gloves; he didn't come.
They waited longer, and still he
failed to put in an appearance. The
matter at last being really serious and
alarming. the clergyman took his hat
and proceeded, post haste, in search
of the truant lover, whom he found,
after diligent search and many in
quiries, quietly seated on the veran-
dab of the Park House, with his feet
elevated on the back of chair, and
very deliberately putting q segar. On
being asked to explain his singular
conduct, he carelessly remarked that
he "was waiting to see if she was
going to change her mind" They
were married, however, after two
hours delay = OHa,ca (IA) Repubh-
can.
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Guns, Pistols. Etc.

THE undersigned informs
SZ his friends, and the public
gems rally, that he has re-
% Vceived q large and select
assortment of SINGLE and DOUBLE
BARREL GUNS, RIFLES and PISTOLS.
CARTRIDGES for all kinds of Guns,
Rifles and Repeaters constantly on hand.
ALSO,
SPORISMEN'S EQUIPMENTS, all of
which will be sold low for ca sh.
GUNS and PISTOLS made to order and
repaired at short notice and moderate
price. Cash system rigidly adhered to-
Oct1 =. W. KRAFT
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a CARD.

The undersigned, having sold his entire
interest in the Hotel known as the mick
ERsoN HOUSE," in Columbia, s. c.,
would take great pleasure in recommend
ing his friends to continue their patronage
to the new P-orr;c.ors.
Air. WRIGHT has had charge of tho
Hotel for me, for year past, and will
continue to have the entire management
of the Hotel, under the new arrangement.
feel assured that the House will main
tain its former reputation as q first class
Hotel. T.S. MCPHERSON
COLUMBIA, 8. c., September 1, 1868.
Septomber 1S
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Figs, Raisins, Nuts. &c,

c1Ss, ndlSlus, MUS, &C.
THO hand, this day, q full assortment of
Il Mediterranean FRUIT, consisting of:
SMYRNA FIGS, small packages.
Muscatel Raisins. loose.
London Layer Raisins, new crop, quar-
ter, half and whole boxes.
Zante Cnrrants, by the barrel or retail.
Lecan Nuts, ivica Almonds, Filberts, &c
10 boxes Extra Mcssina Lemons. larpe
and fine.
These are all Of late importation and arc
offered at low rates, by
GEO. SWIMMERS.
a@ Orders from tho country, acconnpa.
MED by the cash, promptly attended to; or
shipped by Express G. o. D. Oct Al
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-08

Ats,a school at Wallsend, near
Newcastle. England, the master asked
q class OF boys the meaning of the
word appetite" when, after q short
pause. one little boy said: ''I know,
sir. When I'm eaten Tn 'appy, and
when I'm done I'm tight"