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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
"A DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, uil..
for females.

gt
~ q. A CERTAIN REMEDY "s
for all complaints 30 peculiar TO the sex--viz.,
Distressing and Painful Menstruation, Reten-
tion, Pain in the Back and Loins, Pressing ;.
down Pains, Rush Of Blood TO the Head, Diz-,,
ziness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
Hsaviness, Fatigue on any Slight Exertion,
Palpitatlon Of the Heart, and that most an
noying, weakening, and the beginning OF all
other female weaknesses, ftj FsaIL-LL&1y
THE LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES i,
T. THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM. .,ea1 -
quieting the nerves and bringing hack the
"rosy color OF health" to the cheek OF the
most delicate. Ha.t }Efae ttf.at Ita
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price, 81 per box; six boxes, IS. Sold
in Richmond, Va, wholesale and retail by
PURGELd, LADD CO; 4..l a
A. BODEKER l. BROTHER, 1885 Main
] r. r. DUvAL, so7 Main street; i'.A , y
". 4; SG90TT, lsl9 pd ETanklin HI, street; p,,,,
avenue and Marshall street; ...ss 5a24.m-
JOHN w. RISON. corner Main and Third
LEWIS B. THOMAS, sl4 Broad street; ,
J. W. FRAYSER, corner Broad and Seven
H:V e. HuDNUT, Church HILL saasg5soo
Ladies, by sending either Of the above agents
81, can have the pills sent by mail TO any part
of 81 sSso5Ns co pssass for
burg and by Zone druggist in every city
and town in Virginia. az, al dc lo-smH
ITO THE AFFLICTED.--BEN NSON'S
i SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF
WISDOM specific for Ringworm, letter.
Itch, Barber's Itch, Ulcers, and all ernptions
of the skin, no matter how malignant or how
long standing. Warranted TO cure or no pay.
Try it, and II 1t does not speedily and
promptly cure and entirely eradicate the dis
ease, the money will be Refunded In every
instance. Price, Soc. per BOTTLE For sale by
BLUNT MOSELEY,
Druggists, No. 1924 Main street,
au23 os.,,b,.,. Richmond. Va.
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TIE MoNuMEaTAL FA1R.-The managers
of this entertainment seem to have been
rewarded with unusual success; and surely
their efforts deserved it. We learn that
the amount cleared was about $3.50. -
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ExEcUrIvE.-T The Governor appointed
yesterday Francis L. Smith notary pub
lie for the city of Alexandria.
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WE are indebted to Captain Clifford for
late Norfolk papers.
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TIE WHEAT CRop.-Farmers in this Vi
-einity are expecting fine yield OF wheat
at the next harvest. 1t, is claimed that
the weather has been propitious. 1t Ger
tainly has been propitious for nothing else.
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have in store and for sale low to the trade
100 sacks RIO COFFEE,
25 sacks LAGUAYRA and JAVA #COt-
10 hogsheaas head PORTO RICO MoLAssEs,
81. 25 barrels IMPERIAL and GOLDEN
50 barrels Brown SUGAR.
80 boxes GREEN and BLACK TEAS, i
d I'M kegs and boxes BI CARB. SODA,
100 boxes FAMILY SOAPS. 81 t>tE>E.t
100 boxes DURYEA'S STARCH,
ss so boxes CUTTING CHEESE,
25 barrels CIDER VINEGAR a.ssAf
$50 50 boxes TALLoW and ADAMANTINE
u bopsbeads bamf SIDES. SHOULDERS, and
e. BREAST BACON,
& ho barrels WHISKEYf various hrands),
10 barrels pure MOUNTAIN RYE,
" BRANDY, GIN, and RUN; .,1.l
PORT, SHERRY, MADEIRA, and
CHAMPAGNE WINES a,a,S} -.
, 4. ALSO, faea- -
SPICES, ZIa
I'D. .assl MATCHES, sgt % 81" ~
A.. 4tlast BLACKING, ,s>s- @n-fl ~
H. WRAPPING PAPER,
.gz TWINES, G&A.a ~
and q general assortment OF WOODEN
WARE; all of which will be sold at lowest
market rates for cash, or on short crealt 10
parties of known responsibility.
We take this occasion to return our tnanRs
to our friends and the public generally 1or
their liberal support In our aao W ths
by tair dealing, TO merit a continuance OF tne
same. ,5iS@s& s.s-1S .-,s
d Country merchants visiting our city would
probably find it to their interest TO call on us
before making purchases. pvFv 8 90
fe 26-3tWFM ~ -@L.ldahYEI L q w.
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" BATCKELOR'S HAIR DYE.-This
'peadid HAIR DYE is the best in the world;
we we only true and perfect dye; harmless, re1'
No'e' instantaneous; no disappointment; no
."'cuious tints remedies the I'LL effects OF bad
w ps@i invigorates and leaves the hair soft and
@ua!al, black or browa. Sold by all druggists
~ u periumers, and properly Applied at Batch
'' v' Wig Factory, No. le Bond street, New
VIZ #ata i ] ia 14--sed &.
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CHEAP WooD.-Dr. Parker has more
cheap wood. See his notice,
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Aitluaond@..9s|tspattlt.z=

FRIDAY Ya..a .......... :EB FEBRUARY IS, 1868.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE, MDIS-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BIMED CIRCULATION OF DALL THE
OTHER fDAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY IT
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS AT THE
H CAPITOL.
ADDRESSES By GoHEREoR PEKRPeLET,
J0HE MINOR BOTTS, AND "a /,
zaz-rr JUDGE RIYES.
LETTER FROM GENERAL w1oKHAM.

A Republican meeting was held in the
Hall of the House of Delegates last night,
Hon. G. Y. Thomas, of Henry, in the chair.
A majority Of those present were members
of the Convention; but there was a fair
proportion Of negroes in attendance, be-
sides quite number of Conservative citi-
zens, drawn to the capitol by the announce
ment that the meeting would be addressed
by Governor Peirpoint, Judge Rives, John
Minor Bolts, and General Wickham.o sia1
Mr. Platte, of Petersburg, presented the
following apologetic u : ,2a@s -
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p LETTER FROM GENERAL WICKHAM. -
"HANovER COURTHOUSE,
u 2fT&- February "a, 1868.

~ e.'s February "a, 1868.
!" DR.. y. B. Eastman, Richmond - -. p.
"My Dear Sir,-Your letter of the 21st
was received yesterday, inviting me to be
present at caucus Of members Of the
Republican party. A fall with my horse
on the ice ten days ago, in which he caught
one Of my legs under him, gave me so Sc
we're an injury that / am still confined to
my bed, with no speedy prospect Of walk
ing. This, of course, prevents me from
being with you on Tuesday, as otherwise
would be. .... -..-'..-',-~ -,
81 am very desirous of seeing the Re-
publican, party established upon perma
nent basis in Virginia. To do this we must
adopt a line of policy which will prevent
the success of the effort to array the races
against each other. The success of that
effort win, in my judgement, bring unut-
terable injury to both races for years to
come. .- ... - .=-.- ... ..; -..-...
GA long conversation with Judge Rives
when I was last in Richmond satisfied me
that We stand upon the same ground in re-
gard to the policy our party should adopt.
At all events, am sure will endorse
whatever propositions he may advance to
the caucus. ~
l." Express my acknowledgements to the
gentlemen who have joined you in your
request for the honor they have done me-"
CIVILIANS G. WICKHAM."
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NAND PAPER, assorted, for sale by g
"a .. a., PURCELL, LADDs& co., 4
His Main street, corner Thirteenth. :
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TRESH VENISON.-25 hams FRESH
VENISON received this 25th of Feb
fe Se cambridge s. ANDERSON.
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NOFFEE.-Prime Rio and Lagnayrs
- : soA'' ~ &C GoKDoN s CRINGAN, >.
s 600 5F7'R 7,fe Pearl Block
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NTOLASSES.-Porto Rico and Cardenas
lXl Molasses, In barrels, for sale by
= GORDON u CR1NGAN,,
sfeae &s HJGE " Pearl Block.
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PANTY FLOUR on consignment cons 81 nsga,s and 'e
= Se ,0f 'a PALMER, HARTsooK 90.
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CYRUPS-of various grades-for sale
>fe % - - - 5. Pearl Block y
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DICE.-Prime Carolina Rice for sale by
IL ,,3I,E GORDON. g CRlNGAN,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-05-23

The high estimation In which BAuGH's Bone
MANuREs have been held, during fourteen years past
We shall fully sustain in the future Having now
the entire control of the great of the city
of Chicago, for furnishing Ammonia and Phosphate
yielding material, vz-Bones, Dried Flesh, Blood
&C., we have, in connection with our works in Phil
adephia the largest facilities for furnishing these
Manures, at the above low prices.
BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIzING CO., Chicago
JOHN BALSTON 4 CO., Gen'l Ag'ts, New York.
GEORGE W. KIRKE CO., Boston.
GEORGE DUGDALE, Wholesale Ag't Baltimore
For all information respecting the above Manures
address either of the above houses.
Jan 18, 1S6S-9m
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HAvRg DE GRACE Hartford county, Md
Mr. F. Il. MARINE Sir We can say that You al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to for all the
business have had you to do for rs. and we always
recommend any persons that we know you; and You
names for any Recommendation that you
may want. Yours,
December 10Th, 1858. SPENCER WRIGHT.
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Ex-Governor Bradford, of Maryland Col. f. IL.
Postmaster of Baltimore; Hon. John NJ. Frazier,
Baltimore; Hon. Hiram Mccullough, NC. and Hon.
Alexander Evans, Cecil county; on. Geo. Nickers,
lace and DR.. Francis p Phelps Dorchester county;
Col. VIM. H. Purnell, Worcester county; Hon, Alfred
Spates. Allegany county; Jno. Y. H. findInN, Esq,
Washington county; Mcssrs Cabaugh 4 Harris,
Carroll county; Henry Nanderford, I~q, and Hon.
g. Fred. Maddox, st. Mays county; Hon. Richard
Mackall, of Calvert county
Dec 7, 1SG7--6m
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BALTIMORE. Fel 25th. 1854

BALTIMORE FeJ 18th, 1864.
Having known Dir. Fletcher f. Marine for many
years past We take pleasure in stating Il tive know
him to be IA gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may be placed in the transact ton of business He i
prompt, attentive obligng and reliable John W
Randolph. Esq, Cashier Ind National Bank Isaac p
Cook, Register Of Wills, Robert Turner Esq, John W
Ruff Co.. Rev. Andrew Manship, Pha., Armstrong
Berry. Aug 3, 1867.
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ny CONSENT REFER 20 THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
ELKToN, Md. July 81, 1867.
In all our business transactions with Mr. F. H. Marine
We have found him prompt and reliable Commission
Merchant and we very cheerfuly recommend him to
the farmers and others of Cecil who have produce to
sell in IT, Baltimore markets JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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Baltimore.
General Comm ssiOn Business,

would respectfully solicit share of patronage from
Agricuturists and Forwarders of GRAIN AND
PRODUCE to the City. Such consignments viii at
all times be attended to with promptness and ac-
curacy, and return of the highest prices made.
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1.-THE highest charge made is Eve per cent
Goods of every description Except Liquors. purchased
and forwarded with despatch, when either cash trade
accompanies the order.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Adams, Frost Il Co., Assignees, VS.. B. N.
Richbourg.-W Warrant to Leuy on Grop
of 1867.
PY virtue of Warrant to levy on and
I'D sell the crop of defendent, in the
above stated case, directed to me by d, B.
MILLER, Esq, Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas and General Sessions for Rich
land District. and in pursuance Of an Act
OF the General Assembly OF South Caroli-
ma, entitled can Act to secure advances
for agricultural purposes" will sell, on
the second WEDNESDAY in January next,
(the Sth day Of the month"; at the Planta-
tion belonging to the estate of Mrs. Mar
tina K. Black, about twenty-five miles from
Columbia, within the legal hours, the
balance OF the CROP of 1867, viz:
A quantity Of FODDER and HAY, SUD-
posed to be about 4, 900 pounds.
"A quantity OF Sliucks, supposed to be
about 1000 pounds.
quantity OF Seed Cotton, supposed to
be about 500 pounds
quantity OF Cotton Seed, supposed to
be about 100 bushels.
A quantity Of Corn. supposed to be about
200 bushels.
sacks Oats; bale Of Cotton. The bale
OF Cotton will be sold at the Court House,
i'll Columbia, on the same day. Terms
cash. F.W. GkEEN
Dec 70 s. r. D.
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Riohland---In Euuitv.

NJ. D. Wood, Administrator, et MI. va.
Mrs: Jane Beck, ct dl.-BM for sale of
Real Estate {" pay Debts, Relief. DO.
Npursuancp "f the decretal order, in the
j. above statc,, case, 1 will sell, before the
Court House. on the FIRST MONDAY in
January imAt, tne following VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY:
Lot No. 1. fronting on Richardson street
4S feet and back AIT teet 4 inches, and
bounded on the West by Assembly street.
On this lot there is new brick store, with
front on Main street.
Lot No. 2. known as the mill Lot, :"
bounded on the North by Laurel street.
South by lot Of ]. w. Parker, East by lot
OF Thomas Boyne, South by lot Of b. Bal
iey. SAID lot fronts 113 feet on Laurel
street, running back LOT feet.
Lot No. 8, on the Southwest corner of
Sumter and Laurel streets bounded East
by Sumter street, South by Lot No. 8 es-
tate Beck, West by the Mill Lot, North by
Laurel street, having frontage on Laurel
10 inches.
Lot No. 4. bounded North by estate of
9. Beck, East by Sumter street, South BY
formerly Dailey's-now Boyne's-lot. West
by the Mill Lot. Fronts on Sumter street
53 feet 10 inches, running back 100 feet.
Lot No. 8, the Home Place. bounded
George Howe. East by Jacob Bell, West by
estate OF Mrs. F. Tradewell, with q front
on Laurel street of los feet inches. rnn.
ming back 2O8 feet 10 inches.
Lot No. g.. formerly known MS the DR..
Palmer Lot, bounded South by Blanding
Il. Bryce, North by estate OF Tradewell.
East by Rev. George Howe; fronting on
Blanding street 104 feet inches and run-
ming back 20S feet inches.
Lot No. 2, bounded North by Taylor
street. stree East by James L. Beard, South by
m n nrta vNk r
Jesse Dent, West by Simon Nav and Bouk.
night; front on Taylor street iO4 feet and
running back 210 feet inches.
Lot No. 8, on Blanding street, bonded
on the North by Bailey's Stables, East by
q a. lot formerly owned by B. NJ. Palmer,
west by estate OF John F. Marshall; front.
ing on Blanding street 76 feet and running
back 1853 feet inches.
Lot NO. y, fronting on Richardson street
w feet g inches, and 15l feet 8 inches on
Washington street, East by +. G.. DeFon.
taine, known as the Atheneum Lot. On
this lot there is large brick store occu-
pied by q. II. Baldwin Il Co., and also
Miots Drug Store and o store occupied by
q. ID. Eberhardt. There is right of way
| in an alley on the South. If desired. this
lot will be sold in separate parcels.
ALSO,
TRACT OF LAND about IL miles from
Columbia, of about $50 acres.
Terms OF SALE.-The Lot on Richard
son street, known as the Athennum Lot,
and the Lot known as the DIR. Palmer Lot,
previously described, one.eighth cash;
balance in one, two and three wears. se-
cured by bond without personal surety
and mortgage Of premises. The other
Lots, one-fifth cash; balance in one, two
and three years, bond and mortgage with
out personal surety. Purchaser to pay for
papers, stamps, &c.
D. B. DESAUSSURE,
Dec IL t10 C.E. RID.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YoRK, January 4-Noon.-
Flour q shade firmer. Wheat very
firm. Corn trifle higher. Oats 1c.
better. Lard firm, at 121501316.
Cotton steady, at 16A@17. Freights
firm. Sterling 101s@1O14. Gold
341s.
active and about "a lower; sales 1000
bales, at 1624. Flour firm, at 8. 750
1863. Wheat very firm. with mode
rate business. Corn-Western mixed
1:38@1. 40. Pork quiet-mess 81. 18.
freights firm and quiet. Money
closed easy, at 6. Gold firm, at
342s@341a.
BALTIMORE. January 4.-Cotton
buoyant, at 161s. Flour in some de-
mand for shipment 8I@11.
Corn frm-white 1.19@1. 20; yellow
1.2O(01.22. Oats dull, at 73(075.
CINo1NNAT1, January 4.-Flou1
firmer. Corn dull-ear 84(0S5,
shelled SO; mess pork-old 5000:
new 21.00. Lard 1917. Shoulders
5000; sides 1871.
CHARLESTON, January 4.-Cotton
quiet; sales $50 bales-middlino l6,
receipts 800.
MOBILE, January 4.-Sales of cot.
ton l, 100 bales; market closed quiet
-middling 141s; receipts 944.
AUGUSTA, January 4.-The cotton
market active and firm; sales $40
bales; receipts 270-New York mid.
ding 10.
SAVANNAH, January 4.--Cotton
quiet; sales 439 bales; receipts 8, ,O3O-
middlings Is.
New ORLEANS. January 4.-Cotton
active -middling 151S; sales 4,5OO;
receipts 1869. Sugar firm-common
9A@9A; prime 131a@1324; choice
IA. MoIasses active-common IS,
choice S0(9S2. Flour dull-snper.
fine 9.25; choice 13.5O@14.5O. Corn
81 95(@1.OO. al Pork dull and noninally
21.0O. Bacon shoulders 91sM10;
clear 14C01411a. Gold 33@33%.
LIVERPOOL, January 3-Evening.
Cotton closed still firmer, having ad-
vanced Il during the day-closine
nplands 711s; to arrive IA; Orleans
7M. Manchester advices favorable.
Goods and yarns bnoyant and ad-
vancing. Sales 20, 900.
:, LIyERpooL, January 4-3 p. m.-
Cotton more quiet.
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VTY
Washington streets, fronting on Washing
ton street I04 feet IL inches, and on Sum-
ter street 20S feet 8 inches; bounded East
6y Los No. 2, and North by Lot No. s,
hereinafter described. -
Lot No. 2, fronting on Washington street
!O4 feet ID inches, running back 20S feet
'lnches; bounded West by Lot No. /, and
on the Ens. By Columbia Female Academy.
feet; bounded South by Lots No. / and 3
and running back 200 feet 10 inches; boun,
ded North by Baptist Church. On the
North,east corner, small parcel, 20x3O
feet, belonging to the Baptist Church,
gram.
=, Terms Of sale-Cash sufficient to pay
the costs of suit and expenses of sale.
One'third cash, balance in one and two
years. WV
Plate of property can be seen at nv
ONCE. u. Is. DBSAUSSURE,
DEC Aa G. e. Il. d.
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before the Military Commission. To.
day, charged by Rev. J. w. Hunni-
cut, with giving information which
was untsus. 10 h,cprrespondent Of a
New HofkS paReB telativef to- an nj
legged incendiafy speech by that in.
AUGUSTA, January 4.-Conserva-
tive meetings are being held in va
rious parts OF the State approving
the proceedings of the Macon Con-
vention, and for the purpose of form
ing clubs preparatory to the ap-
proachipg election on heconstructson
of the State Constitution. Ameetine
OF citizens of this County, was held
this evening, approving the proceed
ings of the Macon Convention. A
resolution was passed, thanking the
President for the removal of General
Pope, and expressing confidence in
General Meade's military administra-
ton of the Reconstruction Acts.
The body of an unknown white
man, was found in creek near the
oity, in decomposed state. He vas
murdered and thrown into the creek.
Ms| cs-s.S:ss, January 4.-Tne
State Auditor and Treasurer have
been notified not to pay the public
printer, or creditors of the Conven.
tion, until the officers and members
themselves have been paid. An ordi.
nance has been passed in the Con-
vention, fixing the penalty at 25 per
GENT, and 10 per cent. per month for
deianlt of payment as prescribed.
Article fourteen of the constitution
was adopted as follows: The rights
announced in this title shall not be
construed to limit other rights of the
people not herein expressed. Arti-
oles, fifteen. sixteen. seventeen and
eighteen, define the qualifications Of
the State Legislature-length, time,
place of meeting, &C. The Finance
Committee reported their inability to
negotiate loan, and asked to be dis
oharged-no action taken on this.
Cromwell. (colored,) offered resolu-
tlon, to appoint committee of three
toinform Congress that the Conven-
tion had been sitting three days,
without being able to raise means to
defray its expenses; also that the
Convention adjourn until the views
OF Congress upon this matter be as
certained. This created confusion,
and the Convention finally adjourned
till IL A. nj. on Monday.
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GR. 'RICE's sCHUUL.

IL III THE eSSkcIses of my School
p IN will be resumed MONDAY, jan
sAlIu uary 6.
Terms; English $40 for echo
lastic gear. English, Latif, and
GO Greek, or French. Ii desired,
$50. Fractions Of q year, or term, propor,
tionally. Deductions made for absences
OF more than one week on account of
s;ckIsss. Examinations are conducted at
the end OF each Quarter, at which the
parents have an opportunity OF observing
the progress of the Pupils. Parties wish.
ing to inquire as to the training of my
men, who have either had Pupils under
my instruction or attended an examina-
tion: -
Profs. Joseph LeConte, J. L. Reynolds.
w. J. Rivers and John LeConte; Mai. D.
B. Miller, Col. John T. Sloan, Mr.. Joseph
Daniel Pope. Mr.. Jonathan M. Blakely.
Apply at Col. John. T. Sloan's, or after
9Th January at my School Room, opposite
Col. F. w. McMaster, on the lot of Mr.,
James 1. Sims. II. w. RICE.
Jan 8 +4r
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United States Internal Revenue.

JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIOHEER,
COILECTORB OFFICE, SD DIST, s. c.,
CoLUtB1A, December 20, 1867.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to ali concerned
In that on TUESDAY, January 7, 1868,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, i will sell, ct the United
States Bonded Warehouse, in this city,
the following property:
1 STILL, WORM and CAP; 80 lbs. Old
Iron. Property OF John Coogier-sold for
Revenue Taxes.
Three Stills, Worms and Caps; 2 kegs
Whiokey; Pump; Gallon Measure; HAIR
Bushels; Tunnels, DO. Seized as the pro-
perty OF James Richards, by the military
authorities, tor violations Of law, aud or
dered TO be sold for taxes; also, s barrels
and about 60 gallons Of Spirits. Levied on
as property Of james Richards, and sold
for taxes. -...'
One lot Of Lager Beer Barrels. about 40
gallons Spirits, Bar-room Fixtures, Old
Iron, Tools. &c. Seized as the property Of
I. Grieshaber, by the military authorities,
ed to be sold for taxes.
A. 8. WALLACE,
Collector Sd District, South Carolina.
Dec % l.s