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Diseases or the Eye.

DR.. JULIUS HONBERGER 1sss Assistant 70 Dr. suchsl,
farisJ oCuLIsT. i4o Canal street. New orlssns Oaoa
hours from II to o'clock Clinic for Diseases Of the Eye
Saturdays, from TO o'clock. Physicians and Medical
dents are invited to attend the Clinic Demonstrations With
the Opthamoscope etc Posr patients VIII be treated Andop
Grated on fres Of charge
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We Offer services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
PERfY etc. IN the Southern States References and In
ernation promptly given
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON CO.,
No 50 Lib srty street. New York
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Large Stock


Large Stock
tsf - .issA ,toi7' -. '..-sss1 isas'
.sltsls0 or 10 YE4qs00
FINE CLOTHING below COST.
PLANTATION CLoTHING
BELOW COST.
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
We shall selling. Wholesale and Retail from
MONDAY. the 9th Of November whole Of our LARGE
AND SPLENDID STOCK of
FINE CLoTMIsG BELOW COST.
Persons desiring themselves the wi.ter will
find that they purchase their Clothing saving
by calling
MALARD G. TOOKER,
IeS.........COMMON STREET. ..-...1eS
BETWEEN CAMP AND ST. CHARLES
Where they will 8rd magnificent assortment Of
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, fall grades;
L BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS;
4 BLACK SILK VESTS, Plain and Figured;
go. OvERCoATs. Etc; ..-.
WHITE SHIRTS;
UNDERCLOTHING. and
FURNISHING GOODS generally,
All Of which will be sold out UNDER COST at wholesale
and retail Country Merchants and Plaaters will find
GREAT BARGAINS IN PLANTATION CLOTHING.
As close stock Of that class Of goods
MALARD TOOKER,
l25 Common street.
Between Camp ard St Charles.
Office OF the
REAL ESTATE OWNERS
ASSOCIATION
Mer cbant.' and Auctioneers' Exchange
Building.
At meeting of the Board Of Directors held Monday even
ing November 9th, the following resolution adopted
Resolved That the Committee Laws. Finance Taxa
hereby instructed to 10y to the
legality the Act of the last Legislature imposing the
per cent special State tax.
Members upon Of served are
invited to exhibit the at this office Immediately.
Office Hours-From A until 3P.n
By order Of the Board.
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ROUTE OF PROCESSION:

Up Camp Delord. down Delcrd to ST. Charles St
Charles to Canal across Canal to Royal down Royal St.
Louis up Louis Chsres up Chares to Canal across
Canal to Camp, up Camp to Odd Fellows Hail. where the
line will halt and open to the right and lefk
The Grand Marshal, with his four Aids will then pasa
between the lines to the extreme le returning tho
Third Second and First Divisions in order ato thu
Ball Room Of Odd Fellows Hail. where Oratons will be de-
livered by A. WALLACE HUNTER, GEO. W. RACE,
DER DIMlTRY.
And the Ceremonies appropriate to the occasion will take
place.
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
KENTUCKY.
Posr OxyIca psrisrassr.

Posr OYyics Dlrisf.asr.l
Proposals for eonysyina IL: mail. q The 9,It.d
s.ats. iromlJaIy ~ Jsns 81 i,,U, a 4: fsi:
n. q March 81 nsit. 10 be decided BY 1pfili.
T:S.ss ,'ssS s S H1S S:' In Ia; a.
tssy: csyIsTiea r,5,,a,,aIgn
k s.T. sallii1i. R;ss.s ss.s.n
m f f!sss y hsSiRa:v,. mile. and
t:;$:
ns fIaS Li,sI$srs q Calhoun. mile. and back.
Lssys Liysfmors Tuesday and Friday s,s...
Arrive q Salhogn By II I'm, ,,,.,,
k ksn i GiT.fnSis s y f pa fna
FIN osd Z n rf s. asa s s &c:
Leave Brook Vile Tuesday and Saturday ass m.
f Leave ti.y:2iis M o % 7 an. M Friday
sps From s.assss. S.2.hs. watson. tps once.
and Palma, to Benton, miles and back. twice
Leave Paducsh Wednesday and Saturday ., 8
t s.ss ! ssH'as y and
osD From z sdssy Hill station, ianil..
Leave Bfcxnsviils Tuesday and Friday at 4. m.
Ess ssff f s.sa fas ss y ana rra,
| -. Arrive At Brow nsvi!ls by SPIN.
eSn From Psducah, ~ woodyilie and Belle ombrc.
equal 70 lille! sss Ssst y wi! h:,i
Lssys P.dae.h Tuesday and Saturday A7.n.
fs.ys Bi.sdyiiIs ToSs., and Friday n1.n.
ss,, Prom f.lnSuiS, By ifianvlls. to Milford. u
%Isi y :rs s,ss lS SRss !. Ts:t
| Arrive At Milford BY I'm,
1 his1. s'' isiia ssi 3d.
eersinty, and sseusity using lie tsrms Of ~ i.y;
and they must be BY two responsible Per.
seas, esrthed to as such by psstsasts judge Ola
No Pay viii DO made for trip. not performed; for
each Of sueh omissions not satisfactorily explained
three times the q The TIP nay - deducted For
with depending mails, and not suseis,ily sIeussd,
forfei,ufs Fines VIII ). Imposed. yniss. ihs a.
Z s,ts ne malt Ait from Or int0 ret
| refusing after demand to convey the mail p ffe
SGenly Is the contractor runs % & concerned
may Annul the contract for dsobeying the pop osses
laws or the Instructions Of the Department N. msx
alter the schedule Of Departure and and Az
order ord ra a insre.s: Of t is.yos by
curta or discontinue the service, IN Or In par
sta pro rata decrease Of psy, allowing one month.
extra eompsnsatiSIa on the snSua service dis.
SECOND assistant Postma.tcr 6ensrai,T super
scribed, Proposals., State Of Kentucky" and sent
sGs SIT: e s'si Ss. I'D fas,
the principal post onoes,
lAB-goW Postmaster General.
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TEXAS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, }

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsuIsGroE, January 2, 1893.
Proposals for conveying tho mails Of the
United States from July lst, 1868, to June 30,
1871, on the following routes in tho State Of
TexA,, will be received at the Contract Office Of
this Department until 3 p. M, Of March 81,
next. to be decided by April 10, following.
(Conaraetor, and carriers arc required 10 take
tie oath pre'eri6ed By acts Of Congress Of Jniy
2, 1862, and March 3, 1862
wood, and Newton G. H., to Burksvills.
so miles and back, once week.
Leave Orange Monday At 9 . IN.
Arrive at Burkoville third day by IL m.
Leave Burkeyille Thursday at @ am.
Arrive at Orange third day by Ian.
1857 From Orange to Beaumont, 60 miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Orange Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at Q am.
Arrive at Beaumont next days by IL N.
Leave Beaumont Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at ! p N.
Arrive at Orange next days by Jpn.
s63S From Beaumont, by Bupn's Biud, Weiss
Bluff, Erin, Cairo, and Magnolia Springs,
to Jasper, "A miles and back, onoe .
week.
Leave Beaumont Monday at 9 An.
Arrive at Jasper noxt day by p m.
Leave Jasper Wednesday at 0 a m.
Arrive at Beaumont next day At m.
SCS9 From Eagle Lake, by Egypt, Winston,
WRtersyille and Hardeman. to Cansy, So
miles and back, once q week.--
Leave Eagle Lake M0ntKy at Q Am.
Arrive at Csney next day by pm.
Leave Cnnsy Wednesday at Q N.
Arrive at kagle Lake next day by 6pn.
500 From TeIans, by Morales, spsakville and
Petersburg, to Hsllettsville, IS miles and
back, once o week.
Leave Texana Saturday at Q q IN.
nj HsIlettsyills mart day Inv I n,
Leave Hallettsville Thursday at IL m.
Arrive at Texana next day by pm.
s64l From Victoria, by Hopt Antioch and Pc.
| tersburg, to Hsllettsville, 90 miles and
back, three times q week.
Leave Victoria Tuesdsy, Thursday and
| Saturday at am.
| Arrive at Hallettsvills next days BY p m .
Leave Hallettsvillo Tuesday, Thursday and
| Saturday at 7 IN.
| Arrive at Victoria ne 1t days BY 4pm.
sGi2 From La Orange, by High Hill and Lyons,
to Content, 20 miles and back, twies q
week.
Leave La Orange Monday and Thursday
0pm.
Arrive at Content nsxt days by 10 a IN.
Leave Content Tuesday and Friday at II
Arrive mt La Grange next days bye
SG43 From La Orange, by Fayetteville, Indus
try, New Uim and Dat Spring, to San
Felipe, so miles and back, once week,
Leave La Orange Monday at an.
Arrive at San Felipe next day by p m.
Leave San Felipe Wednesday At m
| Arrive al La Orange next day BY p IN.
1914 From Helena to yorktown, 20 miles and
| back, three times Q week.
Leave Helena Monday, Wednesday and
| Friday at 0 a M.
I Arrive at Yorktown by IL m.
Leave Yorktown Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at pm.
Arrive at Helena BY 7pm.
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--Posr 10TyIcE DEPARrnENr,
WASHINGTON, January . 1858,
Proposals for conveying the malls u the Uni.
ted states from July !, 1858, V June 20, 1870,
on the following routes In tho State OF Tonnes
see, will be received Of the Contract Cfhss Of
this Department antil . ,. m. Of March 81, next,
to DO decided BY April ., following:
lOOl5 From Biountsviiis, by Beaver Greek, IN.
% to Union Depot. 81 miles and back,
siI timss . wsek.
Leave Blsuntsvilis daily, except Sunday,
at al N. r =
Arrive at Union Depot BY Tan.
Leave Union Depot daily, except Sunday,
at sam.
Arrive at Brownsville BY loan.
lOO32 From Rogersvills, by Mill Bond, to Van
Hill, IA miles and back, onos . week.
Leave Rogsrsvills Saturday at Tan.
Arrive at Van Hill by 2pm
Leave Van Hill Saturday ~ pm.
Arrive at Rogersville BY Q p m.
lo066 From Jaoksborough, By Pine Mountain,
Gibson's Store, n. o., Clear Fork, 10.
o. Lot and Spring Rock, In. o. to
Whitley Q, H., 4S miles and back. once
Leave marlborough Friday at pm.
Arrive at Whitley @. II. next day BY 9
Leave whitley 0. H. Thursday at am.
Arrive at Jacksborough next day BY IL IN.
lOOS3 From Post Oak Springs, BY Eagle Fur.
mace, 10 Prestonville, 13 miles and bach,
once week,
Leave Post Oak Springs Friday at m
Arrive at Prsstonyille by pm.
Leave Prestonyi Friday nj 8 m.
Arrive at Post Oak Springs BY 10 IN.
lOOsi From Loudon, by Wrightviils, to Stock
toms, sig miles and back, once . week.
Leave London Saturday at pm.
Arrive at Stoekton's By 3Pm.
Leave Stockton's Saturday at 10 IN
Arrive at Loudon BY IL m.
loOs7 From Athens, By Cantrells Cross roads,
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BookbInders.

EDWARD LYCETT, -
II Bo0K-BIEDER AND PAPER-RULER.
No, III Pennsylyanis avenue. between TsaIl,, andt
Eleventh streets. south side.
Newspapers carefully attended o.
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1909 From Railroad Station, brio and Pitts.
burg II. r. by Bat Springfield aud West
Springfield, 10 Cherry Hill, 10 miles and
back, elk times a week to West Spring.
field, and three times q week the residue.
Leave r. X. Station daily, except Sunday,
at 1880 m.
Arrive at West Springfield by 900 a m.
Leave West Springfield daily, except Sun.
day, at 5 m.
Arrive at Il. X. Station By Jpn.
Leave West Springfield Tuesday, Thursdsy
and Saturday, at $3.50 q IN.
Arrive at Cherry Hill by 1880 m.
Leave Cherry Hill Tuesday, Thursday and
SstrI day, at 3 pm.
Arrive at West Springfield BY 4pm.
2jlO From Fairview, by Sterettania 70 Frank.
lin Corners, 10 miles and back, twice q
week.
Leave Fairvisw Wednesday and Saturday
at $3.50 N.
Arrive at Franklin Corners BY 10 m.
Leave Franklin Corners Wednesday and
Saturday at 1880 p IN.
Arrive at Fairyisw by 2;30 pm.
25ll To perform the messenger service from the
Erie and Pittsburg railroad between the
following points, by schedule, to be salts
factory to the postmaster at the places
supplied
From railroad to Girard, II miles and
back, twice daily except Sunday.
From railroad to Platea, 2 miles and back,
daily, except Sunday.
From railroad to Elk Crock, ct miles and
back, daily, except Sunday.
From Albion to Lundy's Lane mile, and
back, daily, except Sunday.
From railroad to Albion, II miles and back
twice daily, except Sunday.
Bids to DO made to cover all this service
25l2 FromJackson Station, by West Grove, TO
Lake Pleasant, 8 miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave Jackson Station Wednesday and
Saturday at 10 an.
Arrive at Lake Pleasant by IAN.
Leave Lake Pleasant Wednesday and Sat.
urdsy at 2pm.
Arrive at Jackson station by 4 p m.
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seas Prom Goliad to Victoria, 80 miles and
back, three times q week.
Leave Gclisd Monday, Wednesday and
Friday al fam. "a
Arrive at Victoria BY 8 p IN. -,
Leave Victoria Tuesday, Thufsday and
Saturday at Z am. ~.
se46 From Browpsville, By Point label to
BraIos Santiago, s4i miles and back,
three times q week.
Leave Brownsville Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at an.
Arrive At Bralos Santiago by n.
Leave Brasos Santiago Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday At 7 m.
Arrive ~ Brownsvills By 6p N.
BOAT From San Antonio 70 Eagle Pass, - milcs
and back, once week. .-
Biddsrs will state distance and propose
schedule Of departures and arrivals.
s64s From Bandsrs to Boerne, 20 miles and
back, once week. he. a..
Leave Bandera Monday at an.
Arrive at Boorns By IL m. .-.. ..f
Lesys Bosrns Monday ~ pm. qua
Arrive at Bsndera BY pm.
S6i9 From New Braunfels, BY Sattlsrs, CraiA's
Mills, smithson's Valley, Spring Branch
and Twin Sisters, to Blanco, so miles and
back, sloe week. .r.. ...... -,.....T
Leave New Braunfels Monday At Can,
Arrive ct Blanco nsxt day by IL m. %
Leave Bianco Tussday at p N.
Arrive ct New Braunfcls next day By
pm. - ...r -
$3.50 From Gsorgstown, by Liberty Hill and
Oatmeal, to Burnet, 40 miles and back,
once week. 81 .-r.
Leave Georgetown Wednesday at am.
Arrive at Burnet next day BY 12m. 81
Leave Burnet Thursday At p n. %
Arrive At Georgetown next day BY p N.
1851 From Austin BY Pond Spring, BAgdad,
Liberty, Hill, MAhomst, and Strieklng's
to Lampasas, 90 miles and back, once a
| week. 20
| Leave Austin Friday at Q am.
Arrive at Lampasas nsxt day BY p m.
Leave Lampssas Wednesday ct 8 m.
| Arrive at Austin next day BY p N.
1852 From Austin By Young's Ssttlsment, Sand
Fly, Blue Branch, Lexington, and Pros
| pect, to Caldwell, GO miles and back, onos
| week.
| Leave Austin Monday at 8 N.
i Azrixa nj Cald xau nsxt dax hx y
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Richland---In Equity.

Joseph and John s. Bates, Executors of
John Bates, Us. DIR. S. Mckenzie, wife
and others Bill for Sale and Partition.
pY decretal order of the Court in the
D above stated case, will expose sor
sale before the Court House in Columbia,
on MONDAY, December %, instant, all the
REAL ESTATE OF John Bates, deceased,
to the highest bidder:
l. The Plantation known as the White
cotton Plantation, containing 1900 acres,
more or less; bounded by lands OF James
Trumbull, James Seay. estate Of Robert
Adams and others. This plantation is one
OF the best in this County, and will be sold
in parcels, according to the return of the
Commissioners.
2. The Land known as the Joe Williams
Tract, Immediately adjoining the above
mentioned tract, containing 70 acres, more
or less.
8. The Land known as the Sand-Hill
Plantation, containing 450 acres. more or
less; bounded by lands of Mrs. Mays, John
Scott, q. A. Scott and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sufficion cash to pay
expenses, taxed costs and fees of suit; the
balance to be secured by bond, with two
good securities, payable in equal install
ments of one, two and three years, with
interest annually from date, with mortgage
Of premises sold. Purchasers to pay for
papers and stamps.
d. B. DESAUSsURE, C. E. r. Il.
Dec6
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Notice.
Stanley's Celebrated Cough Syrup
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of q writ of .tieri facias to me
I'D directed, l will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY and TUESDAY in January next,
in front of the Court House in Columbia,
within the legal hours, the following pro.
perty, viz
All the right, title and interest of the
defendant, in $50 acres of LAND in Rich
land County, bounded by lands of James
U. Adams, Ct. r. Williams, estate of By
mum, John Bates and Daniel Zeigler.
ALSO,
1 25 horsepower Engine, Mulay Saw,
Spoke Machine, 1 Grist Mill, Grind
Stones, l lot Tools, l lot Blacksmith's
Tools, l Corn Sheller,.1 Table, l Safe, /
Spinning Machine, and lot Spokes and
Hubs, levied on as the property Of VIM. b.
Elkins, at the suit OF D.. b. DeSaussure,
Commissioner in Equity, eta, Us. VIM. B.
Elkins. Terms cash.
The above personal property will be sold
on Tuesday, after the first Monday in ia
nuary, on the above described tract of
land. p. +. FRAZEE. s.. r, c..
Dec IS
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FTnANJiAL ANN tCi,olgMImnRCIAi.. a


p CoLUsBIA, December %. Sales of
cotton to-day 2S0 bales ddlings
New York, December 22--Noooonn.@ Il 90 H. :. .
Stocks very 'feverish, with an upward
tendency. Mc:sSSjJ7 active, at 2. Ster-
ling 9as. Gold 35]s. Flour 5(@1Oc.
lower. Wheat dull and declining.
Corn dull, and 1c. lower. Mess pork
firmer, at 27.75C92S. Lard frmer-
Steam 17@173s. Cotton dull, at
25A.
z P. M.-Money active, and de-
mand urgent; market stringent.
Gold closed heavy, at 341s. Cotton
dull and shade lower; sales 1,5OO
bales, at 25@251. Flour dull and
lower. Wheat very dull and nomi-
nally lewe-. Corn heavy, and G(Gl5c.
lower-new white Southern LOGO
Ill; yellow 1.00@1.03. Pork firmer
and quiet, at 271S@2734. Lard
irmer-kettle 172s@17A. Whiskey
quiet Western l.Ol@1.O2. Freights
firmer-cotton steam 3s9L.
CHARLESTON, December 22.-Cot-
ton opened steady but closed weak;
sales 450 bales-middlings "a; re-
ceipts 1853.
AUGUSTA, December 22.-Cotton
market closed easier; sales TAO bales;
receipts 1,600-middlings 223I@23.
Cotton coming in freely.
SAVANNAH, December 22.-Cotton
opened with q good inquiry; sales
300 bales -middlings 233; receipts
3,818.
MOBILE, December 22.-Demand
for cotton light and market easier;
sales $50 bales, at 2314'.
New ORLEANS, December o.
Flour-low grades scarce and higher
-superfne 1926; double 7.5O; treble
175@S.50. Corn scarce and firm, at
79@8O. Mess pork dull and declined
SOC. Bacon scarce-retailing shoul-
ders 1917; clear rib 181a; clear 1917;
hams 15@16. Lard scarce and firm
tierce 1SI@19; keg 10 Sugar active
and firm-common 9(0915; prime IL
@12A; yellow clarified 13@13L.
Molasses active and frm-common
90@96; prime 50@6O; choice 62@65.
Whiskey firm--Western rectified
LIZ. Coffee--fair 14I(9143l;
prime 16T@17. Cotton-low grades
easier; middlings unchanged, at 231Ls;
sales $500 bales; receipts 5, 233. Gold
351s. Sterling At.
LONDON, December 22-3P. M
Consols 9214. Bonds dull, at a.
LIVERPOOL, December 22-3 p. Nj.
Cotton quiet-uplands 1O5e; Orleans
1919. Manchester advices less ia
vorable.
HAvRE, December 22.--Cotton
opens quiet on spot-afoat 122.
LIVERPOOL, December 22-Even-
ing.-Cotton closed quiet-uplnnds
1923; Orleans 1913; sales 10000
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AGaIrs I'm Washington.

WAsHNGToN, December %. There
are 100 large cotton cases pending
before the Court of Claims-some in
volving 100000, and aggregating
several millions. The Treasury De-
partment takes great interest in the
matter. Mr.. Hale, of New York, has
been regularly employed by the Go
vernment, to defend these cases. The
facts will be carefully sifted and the
loyalty of the claimants closely scru-
tinized.
Senator Sprague has purchased the
Cumberland Island, on the coast of
Georgia, near the mouth of st.
Mary's River. It contains 5000
acres.
The Treasury agent at Mobile tele-
graphed Secretary McCulloch from
that city, reporting the discovery of
81, 100000 in gold belonging to the
late Confederate Government. The
parties having possession of it we're
endeavoring to get out of the coun-
try. McCulloch telegraphed lthe
agent to take an escort and get pos
session of the property.
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Executive Department,
STATE TREASURY OFFICE

DIAIE I KEASUNY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., December 10, 1868.
HOLDERS OF BILLS OF THE BANK
Ill OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, who desire to FUND them, in con-
formity to the Act of the General Assem-
bly,, OF 1869, must forward them to this
Office previous to JANUARY l, 1869.
Bonds of $50 will also be issued, in addi-
tion to those of 81 900, $500 and 500.
The certificates of the Masters in Equity
will no longer be received as evidence suf-
ficient to entitle the holders to the Trea-
surer's receipt. The bills will be required.
It is of absolute Importance that the certi-
ficate OF presentation to the Bank should
accompany the bills, in order to secure the
interest from the date of presentation to
January l, 1862 Bonds will be issued in
sums of 800, $500 and $1,000.
NILES G.. PARKER,
Dec 20 Treasurer of 8. G..
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Another Extraordinary Case Cured.

HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT is
LII the wonder OF medical science. More
positive cures have been made with it than
any other known medicine. Disease, the
hydra-headed monster, rears its crest and
darts its poisoned fangs in vain-disarmed
OF it's terror, baffled in it's advances upon
health, utterly destroyed by the extraordi-
nary and miraculous powers OF the Queens
Delight! The following case has been re-
very common disease-of an exanthematic
character, so bad, 30 difficult of healing
that life was despaired of, twenty-five
years standing, obstinate, resisting all
other known treatment, yields to the pow
ers Of the Queens Delight. Only six bot
ties, at cost Of IS, cures disease which
cost twenty-five years of treatment and
much pain and distress of body and mind.
For diseases of the blood Heinitshs
Queen Delight has proven to be the most
eficacious medicine yet discovered. For
sale by all druggists. Wholesale agents
FISHER ( HEINITSH,
Dec Druggists.
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Desirable Cottage.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.

WE will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
January, at public auction, in front of
the Court House, at 10 O'clock, aazs>
All that certain lot, piece and parcel of
LAND, situated, lying and being in the
city OF Columbia, with the Cottage there
on; bounded on the North and West by
lots owned by DR.. +. W. Green, OH the
East by lots of Henry Davis, on the South
by Medium street-measuring on the said
Conditions at sale. Dec 23t
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Business Stand.
BY D. C. PElXOTTO & SON.

u 10 O' 1H10VIIV W DUN.
WE will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
January, the 4th proximo, in front of the
Court House, at ~ o'clock,
All that lot and parcel of LAND, situat-
ed, being and lying in the ci4y Of Colum-
bia, on the West side of Richardson street,
betweenIUpper and Lumber streets; bound
ed East by Richardson street, and front
ing. thereon fifty feet, more or less; South
by lot OF the estate Of G. B. Nunnamaker;
West by lot Of the estate of j. d. Kenne-
dy, and North by lot Of the same. Upon
the premises there is Brick Store, with
four rooms and out-buildings.
Terms at sale. Dec 29t
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ss1sxsISSsss SSsssasE15 as Ta.
TlUlffNHf
gable Dsspst tones.

q
ePARIs, mber %. lis report
ed that tha austrian Government in
struots Metternioh TO a0tl in concert
with France. on the Eastern ques-
tions! The Pf'esse represents the war
feeling in Constantinople intense,
and2the Russian flag was publicly
burned. 49, .ss1yi si
i'f News 1te,as. az Jesti (,
n CHARLESTON, December 22.-Ar-
rived Steamer Manhattan, NewYork; ;
steamer Falcon, Baltimore; baruue
/. C4imphia, Cienfnegos; barque Paw.
nee, Dublin; schooner Anger, Port
lind, Me-; schooner Union Flag.
Ehiladelphia. Sailed Steamers
Charleston and Alaha.ne Mss Nv YY1rss
steamer Sea Gull, Baltimore.
RICHdoNDS December 22.--Gep.
Stoneman issued an order this even
ing, expiring the stay law on the first
OF July next. The order provides
that if before that time the debtor
pays ali. tho accrued interest, the exc
cu6on will be stayed. until further
orders. In the meantime, if the
debtor attempts to dispose of pro-
perty to the prejudice of the creditor,
the judge OF Q court may order the
iss0eof an execution against him.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, December 2222
A material train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad ran of the track to-day,
between GAINESVILLE efand Manassas
junction. tgIhree aor four killed and
seven woundeo--three fatally.
~ N lMfEtnMPH[Is, ! 2 I'1[, December pa Little
Rock special says, many prominent
citizens fed here from the militia in
Conway County. Captain Gibbons
reports to the Government that easy
was murdered by his partners, for his
money, who then burned his store
and fed. Gill and Matthews were
burned out because they were radi-
Gals. General Upham reports the
insurgents driven from Woodruff into
jackson County, and one killed.