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Peculiar AdaptabiIity.

BFAnufeIhB PIlIB.
Their peculiar adAptability 10 all eonSti.
tntIonS a. cleAnSOrs OF the bowels and the
blood hat established their great merit.
They restore the liver, the spleen and even
the heart TO healthy action when other rem.
edleS have been used without producing
any benefit. They do not expose tho 70 who
use them to any danger, being ~ safe as sal.
utary.
Extract from Letter 10 Dr.. BrdRdreh from O
J. ray. EQ, p. A., Hamilton, ". j.
I'm 1888 was In poor health, and my
friends as well as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. Bot
after taking one box OF BrandrethB Pills,
began To feel better. Well, sir, when had
used up twelve boxes was we'll, healthy
mRn-my weight having gone from 1871
pounds up TO l52 pounds. then ordered q
supply, and between that time and the
present. have Tetailed three thousand dol.
lars worth Of these invaluable pills, and
am quite sure that have thereby been In.
BtrumenLal In saving thousands OF lives.
"YOurs. truly, C.J Fay, Pm"
Sold by all Druggists. Observe my name
In white letters In tho government stamp.
b. BRANDRErH.
augI0-l;nd&w
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Tha PrasIdant naOlarea war

The President Declares War
ARaInAt all impoaItIons upon the people,
and Science, following tho Curious exam.
pie, iSoIt
AGAINST the POISONERS,
who sell sugar OF lead hair dyes, that NOT
only ruin the hair, but pOralyzs the system.
ImpoGtoB ~ .4.
WHO lESEROY THE UNWARY
sh1uld To put down by law. In the mean
time,
OristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under the guarantee Of Professor
Chiffon, the famous analytical chemist. a.
an efficient,
Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRIsrADoRoS HAIR PREsERVA.
TIVE, a. a Dressing, acts like a charm on
the Lair after Dyelpg. Try II.
RuRl0.lmd&W #.rTs.
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fhoao Otour oitiISna RbSCuLIng themselves
from ths city during the summ or month";
OAu have the ISTELLEoENcER asnL To them
by mali fra week OF any longer term, for
l6:OenN Per week.
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BRIGHAM YOUNG and his wife are
having their portraits painted. The
latter will DO done In q group. Mra.
Brlsham's name Is Legion.
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The NATIONAL LAB1R UNToN.-In
view OF the assembling OF mem bers Of
this Union In Philadelphia yesterday,
the fol owing table, which parades the
numerical strength Of the organization;
will be looked over with interest:
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GOVERNOR sENrER 10 at his home In
East Tennessee, quite III. His sickness
Ia caused by overworkinR himself In
tho late canvas.
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'eF WIN interest:

III Ie a,s table includes only a portion Of
Sne oinetent branches OF labor repre-.
sen1ed 10 the National Labor Union,
ont talr estimate can be made from
the ABOVE ~ TO itB strength .-Pha, Ace.
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FELT PAPRR.-Evsry one,lS familiar
with the application OF paper In the
manufacture Of collars, cuffs and ahirt
bosomS; and to q less extent In making
WaiStcoatS, and hats and bonnstas A
new patent has, however, been recently
taken out In FranoO, for tho prepare
lion Of what 10 called felt paper, In
which both animal and vegetable ma.
tsrials may be employed, and which,
by this patent, makes Q paper Of ex>
traordlnary pllanCy, AsxlbIllty and
strength, resembling the ordinary
woven 10 brIcs 30 much as 10 admit be.
Ing Bewed together and worked up into
any article Of dress or clothing what.
ever. Handkerchlefs and petticoAlg,
with Bcolloped and embroidered skirts,
bed spreads, window curtains, quilts,
table cloths aud other articles, scarce
dlstingulshAble from the genuine are
produced NJ 90 maTVelously cheap rates,
tho cost OF these, even for the largest
size, scarcely amounting 10 twenty-five
cents, limitations OF leather, coverings
for furniture, and even shoes have been
made from material similarly prepared.
We are all familiar with The uses 10
which paper ID applied Ia Japan: and
II 10 not At all improbable that n few
years will witness Rs extensive an in.
PRODUCTION Of the same material here
Into the operations Of everyday life.
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spsttal aatIees.
Errinp. hut Noble:

Helf. Help for Young Men, who having
sealed letter envelopes, FREQ OF charge. Ad.
dress, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSO.
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
may2l.Smu&W
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A MUNICIPAL JuDaR, at Wheeling,
on Saturday last, fined q colored man
SlO and costa for insisting on his right
TO occupy his seat In a street. oar. The
INTELLI0NoBR sharply but Justly
oEliIoisss the Judge, and the Company
whose arbitrary and illegal rule ho has
undertaken TO enforce. II the prInCI.
pal city OF West Virginia nuIlihes the
Civil Rights Act In this way, Il will
scarcely be safe for the Republicans OF
the State 10 enfranchIse their eX.rebel
fellow-Cllizens. We submit the polnl.-
Pittsburgh Gazette,
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Proposals for Furnishing Washing.
H- ton School HouSa.

...aU ION SCHOOL house.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION HAVING
i rejected the bus received for furnishing
Warrington Township School House, and
recnmmltted the matter 70 the Committee
on Buildings 10 invite new proposals,
Therefore, In pursuance OF the action Of
the Board, scaled proposals will be received
by the undersigned up 10 2 O'Clock p. H.,
" edneSdRy, August 18th, ensuing, for fur
niAhtng eight rooms OF the new school
building In Washington township, First
Ward OF the City, with httingB tseatB and
deAks) for four hundred and eighty (4SO) pu-
pills; also with tWenty.lonr Recitation Seats,
and eight Teachers Desks. The bids NEST
specify the kinds or styles OF BeRtH and
deAkg offered, whether Coordination
Seats" or UhRls and DeSks, Ard WhetheF
single OF double, tho price Severally Of the
different styles and ElEes, and the material
OF which they are 10 be made. Not less
than i've sizes Will be required.
The Board OF Education will make Ge.
lection nom the different styl Les offered, and
award the contract 10 the lowest and best
bidder, the successful competitor 70 deliver
the furniture in Wheeling on or before the
10th day OF September ensuing.
The Board, however, TeterVe tho right Of
JIM. PICKEL,
Chairman OF Bulldlng Committee.
RuglS-St
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New Fall Goods.

WE HAVE JUST OPENED
New Fall Butt Goods.
New Prints and 0lnghamH.
Bleached and Brown BheetlnRs,
Best shifting MuAlIns.
Irish Linens and Shirt BosomB.
Full line of Buffalo Alpaccas.
Great Bargains In oil Linen Table Diapers.
nuglS J.s. RHODES 4 co.
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The Company did an unnecessary
and uuwIse thing In attempting to
make this discrimination. lu many
cases. we are told, they have permitted
negroes to ride In their cars. Nobody
was shocked or offended; nobody com.
planned. II The public could stand 1t,
the directors Of the company ought TO
he able to stand it-especIally as the
negroes paid their fare and no other
fares were lost BY reason OF their
presence. The company makes a
mistake In supposing that the
public demand any such discrlmIna.
tIon. All intelligent people understand
now that the public oonyeyances are
open aud free 70 all, and Itthey 90 into
them they take the chances OF contact
with unpleasant persons, whose un-
pleasantness may consist In their being
black or In their being unclSan though
white. Yet they recognise the fact that
these persons (if they do not make pos.
Tive nulGances OF themHelves) have the
same right TO be there rs thsmsSl YES.
II We don't like the contact we can
keep out Of tho public ConveyAnces. A
great many faatldious persons actually
do 90 for such reasons. Only 4 few
days ago we read a complaint In New
York paper about the dIsagressbleness
OF being TANNED Into street car with
all sorts Of people, and saying that peo-
pie who were At all nice were compelled
to avoid them and ride Ia their own car.
rIages. Yet few can afford TO DO thus
fastidiouR. Tho mass OF people must
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Affairs In Washington.

WAsHIEGToE, February 1T.-The House
passed the tax bill, last light The ne
groes are making arrangements for grand
inauguration ball.
The House Election Committee have re-
/ ported, declaring the New Orleans seat va
cant. Ihe minority report seats Hunt
Inc Senate Is considering navy matters
The Reconstruction Committee have sub
mitted an amendment to the Mississippi
Dill, extending the time of the Convention
to sixty days, and raising the per diem
restrictions The Senate Judiciary Com
mlttee have reported that the President $
amnesty proclamation is not authorized by
the Constitution.
The Committee on Public Lands has re-
. ported bill authorizing the construction
OF railroad and telegraph line called the
Memphis and Pacific. It simply gives the
right of way, but no lands. Stewart moved
to recede from the Senate amendments to
the suffrage clause in the constitutional
amendment, and adopt the bill as it came
from the House Upon which long dis
cussion ensued.
:. The Secretary of War directs no re en-
lstment OF soldiers detailed as clerks The
friends Of General Sherman are raising
$500. 600 for him. 100000 in bonds were
issued to the Union Pacific Railroad to. dav
The Senate Judiciary Committee say,
after careful examination of the subject.
they have no hesitation in coming to the
conclusion that the Presidents proclama-
ton OF December was wholly beyond the
constitutional power of the President. and
that 1t can have no efficiency to the end de-
signed by it. The Constitution permits him
to grant respite and pardon, but no par
don and amnesty. They argue to show that
amnesty Is q larger power than pardon
operating upon the crime instead of the
criminal, and effecting restoration and re-
stitution.
The same Committee reported against any
present action on the credentials Of Senator
Miller, from Georgia. The conference re-
port on the navy bill has been concurred
IN; 1T reduces the personnel of the navy to
its standing before the war.
Sanford Conover, alias Charles A. Dun
ham, sentenced two years ago to the Albany
Penltentiary for ten years, on a conviction
OF perjury in the trial of the assassination
oconspirators, has been pardoned by the
President.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, February 17.-Sales of cotton
to-day about 80 bales, at 2714 for middling.
New YORK, February 17-Noon Stocks
weak and unsettled. Money in demand, ut
and Sc. lower. Wheat dull and 1c. lower
Fork firmer-new mess 1915 Steam lard
quiet-barrels 1921. Cotton not SO firm
29IG@29%. Freights dull.
z P. M.-Money closed easier and sup
Ply ample, at 7. Sterling weak, at 85a(0
"a. Gold quiet, at 35. Southern securi-
ties quiet. Stocks closed lower and unset
tied. Cotton heavy and I(0Lc. lower
sales $500 bales, at 29@2914. Flour dull
..superfine State 5.6O(9S. 40. Common to
i.d1;. fair extra tna,6. 6s65@7.1o. Corn heavy-new
yellow SO@93. Pork 33. Whiskey heavy,
95C996. Rice dull-.Carolina 9I01O1%.
Freights dull-cotton steam 3-16ML.
CINCINNATI, February 17.-Whiskey dull,
at 95. Provisions quiet and holders firm
prices nominal. Lard dull-held at 90
CHARLESTON, February 17.-Cotton dull
and easier; sales $50 bales, nominal at 2SI/:
receipts 853.
AUGUSTA, February 17-Cotton market
dull and irregular; sales 207 balcs-mid-
dllngs 27; receipts 538.
SAVANNAH, February 17.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middling %; sales $50 bales:
receipts 1,754
MOBILE, February 17-Cotton sales 500
bales; market easy-low middliugs 27; re-
ceipts 538
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N ewa IfeHg.

CHARLESTON, February 17.-Arrived-
steamer Manhattan, New York Sailed
steamer Charleston, New York; steamer
Sea Gull, Baltimore; schooner Daniel
Chase, Norfolk
The Southern Press Association mel at
noon to-day, in Mobile. After appointing
committee to prepare business, the Con
v!ention adjourned to 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
d. G. Olcott, of the well-known firm of
Olcott, Cooper & Co., Savannah, committed
suicide this afternoon
R1oHMoND, VA, February 17.-In the
United States Circuit Court, Judge Under
wood presiding, the case of Robert Stevens,
Z e pegro man from Charleston, against the
Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad
Company. for putting his wife in a second
class car by force, after selling her irst
class ticket. the jury returned q verdict of
$1,000 for plaintiff. The Judge in his
charge to the jury, which was half blacks
and half whites. said, distinction on ac-
count OF color was q relic of barbarism
which had been happily done away with,
even in that sink of iniquity-New York.
s.. HAVANA, February 1.-THE Cadiz steam
aer has arrived. with 1000 troops. No. 12
sugar 9291O. Sterling II.
e. The order allowing citizens to bear arms
has been revoked, and the arms must be de-
hvered to the Government.
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.NEw oHLaAHss February 1z.+ Cotton
very middlings nominally as
sellers refusing that figure; sales $500
bales; receipts 4,65S. Flour firmer-super
6.879@650; double 7.25. Corn scarce, at
80. Pork 34.25. ;obbing shoul-
ders 151s; clear rib 1S1e; clear 49,, Sugar
steady-common 12I; prime l*LC915;
yellow clarified 16 Molasses steady
primo 7S@S0. Whiskey-Western recti-
fed 1.00(@l. .O5. Coffee very firm-fair
L1vHnrooI. February 17-s P. M.-oot-
ton dull and qniet-uplands 1291216; Or
leans 1214. Bombay shipments to the 18th
$1,000 bales.
HAvRE, February 17.-Cottou opens flat
spot 1873.
LIVERPOOL, February 17--Evening. -
Cotton fat-uplands 111s@12; Orleans
121a(0124.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES IN New YoRK.-
The Herald of Sunday, makes tho follow
ing report of Saturdays market:
Southern securities were steady for the
general list. Tennessee's were Grmer, in
consequence of favorable legislation at
Nashville, and were = higher. Georgia
G's, S2(964; do. rs, 921S@93: do rs, in
terest payable in Georgia, 8S@9O; North
Carolina, ex-coupon, 63@6314; do. new,
611a(962; Missouri 6's, 8S9SSLl; Louisiana
6's, 71072; do. levee 6's, 66G67; do. levee
IS, S4(9S5; Alabama SIS. 94095; do. SIS,
65(9G6; do. 6's, sterling, S0@85; South
Carolina 6's, 72@74; do, new, 70%@71; !;
do, registered stock, 62@G5; Memphis and
Charleston, first mortgage, o0@92; second
mortgage 75977; do, stock, 49@50;
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaran-
teed, $1,000.
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A correspondent writes thus about tn g
United States Senate: cit is only few
weeks since one of the members was expell-
ed for the fourth time from temperance
society; another has recently been shown to
be deep In half q dozen land swindles. I
could name dozen who have become mil
honalrcs under very suspicious circum-
Stances and now comes another corruption
smelling quite rs strong as any of it's prede-
cessOrs.''
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.AyLcti0n
Sales


: Genteel Fivniture at Auction
BY d. c. PEIXGTTc & SON.
THIS Thursday y MORNING, 18th instant, at 10
o'clock, in front Of our Auction Room. we will
sell the following well kept articles OF Household
FUNNlTURE, belonging to respectable family
declining house keeping. consisting of:
mahogany and Walnut Marble-top BUREAUS,
Walnut Bedsteads and Tables,
Walnut Wardrobes and Chairs,
Fine Walnut Extension Table
Shoves and Tongs, Carpets, Feather Beds.
Mnattresses, MAJ Fine Cooking Stove, complete,
ana many other useful articles of house keeping
ware. Also, one fine MILCH cow and her yonns
OAl.F. sale positive. Conditions cash. Feb Is
Assignee's Sale.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON.
WE VIII sell, ON TUESDAY, the 23d OF FEBRUA-
Rf, at 10 o'clock, at our Auction Store:
FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCH
Iilver Cnp, belonging to bankrnpt estate, of
Jno. =; Robertson. THOMAS ]. LAMOTTE,
reo II .u.I.u Assignee.
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Champagne and other sparkling wines
have to pass through the tropics to reach
California, and it is asserted that during the
voyage the gasses undergo so great M ex-
panslon rs to force out the contents of the
bottles past the cork and tinfoil Out of
$50 cases, purporting to contain u dozen
bottles OF champagne each, recently i'm
ported by n San Francisco honsc, it was
found that in thirty-four cases the wine had
almost wholly escaped, leaving the corks
and fastcnings intact.
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% @Tele@rapn.
'Cable bespascnaa, J. conc,

FhonENcE, February 17.-Diplomatic re-
iations between Italy and Mexico win soon
be restored.
1 CADrz. February 17-Active prepara-
tions are making to embark G, 600 troops
for Cuba. Escobedo goes with the troops
M-c.;D, February l7.-There is popu-
the abolition of capital punishment.
LONDON. February 17.-Parliament has
r been formally opened.
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Land for Sale.

T OFFER for sale, tract of LAND, in Spartan
Il burg County, about twelve miles from the
Court House. The tract contains about 1000
acres, nearly all in original forest. A most des-
rable property. Address b. +. Arthur, ESQ, at
Union Court House, s. G..
Feb IL tG THOMAS GIST.
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James Robinson Ecllpsed !

WILL sell, to arrive this weei
wv Car Load Finest "Gem of Burg" tI.OUH
lin 40 Lbs. Printed Bagsl
Car Load Prime White CORN
By Wholesale only. Samples at Office of
Feb Is 2 MARK Z. COOPER, Main str. et.
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1t Is reported that the leaders of the
revolution in the sugar districts of Glen
fuegos, Villa Clara aud Trinidad are Adolfo
Cavada and his brother, Frederick Cavada.
The former was recently American Vice
Consul ut Clenfuegos, and was removed at
the request of Captain General Lersundi.
Ho was Colonel Of Philadelphia regiment
OF Zouaves during the civil war in America.
The latter was, until last week, the Ameri-
can Consul Mt Trinidad de Cubu, aud has
just resigned
1t turns out that the crazy woman who
made her way into the White House, some
days ago, it was supposed to take the life
OF the President. believed that war had
been declared, and only went there with an
empty pistol, which she intended present
ing to MIR. johnson as q means of defend
ing himself. At least such was her account
of the matter.
gentleman took his country cousin to
the theatre recently. On coming out he re-
marked, ''They played we'll, didn't they?"
Ihe cousin from rural district looked round
at him and said, "Of course they did; that's
what they are paid to do" There's practi-
cal citicism for you.
They are having season of fog in Chica-
go that almost beats London. The vapor
Is 80 dense that people can hardly see to
get along the streets. Meanwhile the city
Is nearly submerged with water, and bust
ness is at o stand still.
ANOTHER VETo.-President johnson has
sent up to the Senate his veto of q certain
bill concerning the colored schools of the
District of Columbia, and this time, even
on black mems rights, we think be has
Sumner on the hip.-New York Herald
despatch from Nice mentions the death
IN that city Of Fuad Pacha, the Turkish
Munster of Foreign Affairs, and representa-
tive of the Turkish Government in the
Conference recently in session in Paris
1t seems to be pretty generally conceded
that Mr.. Johnson, on retiring from the
Presidency, will plunge at once into the po-
iltlcal struggles of Tennessee; and it seems
to be- equally we'll understood that if he
does, he will make lively times for every-
body concerned.
The amnesty petition for Fenians, which
Will be presented to the Queen by the
Lord Mayor of Dublin, contains over one
hundred thousand signatures.
Tho mortuary report for Charleston
shows twenty-five deaths, six whites and
nineteen colored, for the week ending
Saturday last.
CANT REcohhEcr. People that advertise
only once III three months forget that most
ioiks cannot remember anything longer
than about seven days.
The Mount of Olives is now tho property
of the crown of France, showing how the
force of sentiment may sometimes appro-
PIRATE the sanctities of history.
-.
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j I I'll MY" ROBIN SON,

CHAMPION HORSEMAN OF THE UNIVERSE
Leading Bare Pack Equestrian Unsurpassuble
In all Roles OF this School of Art! ''An Artist
without Pceri" 1.-The Sensation in Enron O ~
The Pride anl Boast of America!
a5- ar. JAMES ROBINSON, in re-yisitipr
the South with Circs. of his own would state
that he does no i'll accordance with u long cherish
Cd desire TO appear brfore the friends of his
Childhood, i'll the hope of receiving the same
marks OF appreciation that he was 40 oft-times
the recipient OF at the outset of his professional
career. Wearer OF golden gifts from all the
Crowned ueads ot Europe, posscssor of the Ola :
MOND STUDDED BELT. and with tho conceded
and universally admitted title of "CHAMPION. 4"
he desires i'll his manhood to receive tho full en-
dorsements OF approval from those who sustaine
and encouraged him III his infancy.
ROBINSON will ride, "a he alone can, at each
entertainment, his
r A p d 3 4 Il q b 4 iCK ACT!
Throwing his FORE AND BACK SOMERSAULTs
over high Barriers and Balloons. and carving
his infant son CLARENCE on his head.
MASTER CLA2 2ENCE!
Tho youngest smallest and prcttiest child who
has ever appeared in the arena, and who, by the
New York press. las been christe,,cd THE MITE
OF BEAUTY, will be Introduced ia y NINA
TURE MANAGE hTT in which ne will, on his
Eliin White Pony. give a scrics oe exercises illus
trative of :he fARISIAN HATT E'COLE!
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HSSignee's Sale.
BY D. G.. PEIXOTTO e. S0N
Yaluab,e Real Estate oi Auction
BIZ =. C. FEJ1UTrU g. som

6i u. G. fEIAUIrU & SON.
Pi yirtae of an order of sale, to me directed. by
- the Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge of the
United States District Court, for the District of
South Carolina, will offer for sule at public auo
tion, on MONDAY, the 1st day of MARCH, 1869.
at the Court House. in the city OF Columbia, at 10
LAND, situated in the city OF fColumbia-bounded
North by Laurel street, East by lot of the estate
OF II. c. Bronson; South by a lot Of James L.
Clark, and West by Marion street; and me assuring
two hundred and eight 1908, feet upon Laurel
street, and one hundred and fifty (15Oj feet upon
Marion street.
All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, with the
buildings thereon. situated lying and being in
the city OF Columbia, containing forty-seven and
haif-hundred (47 50-100) OF an acre-bounded
on the North by Henderson street, and being
continuation of said street. for two hundred and
eight feet eight t9) inches. Southward to where
the North line of Washington street, protracted,
Intersects the said lot, forming the Southern
boundary thereof
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash; balance on
credit OF one, two and three years, secured by
bond OF the purchaser, bearing interest at the
rate OF seven per cent. per annum, from the day
OF sale, payable annually, and mortgage of the
premises; the building to be insured and the poll
cy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. G. HERBERI SASS
rep u Assignee of Evans d Copsweu
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The Management take special pleasure in an
nouncing the positive appaarnnrc ,,r tho onIv
great rider in the world
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TWO PERFORMANCES.
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT!

So Doors open al half-past l and half-past 6.
Gn'erta'hm"hts VIII cnmmenc" punrtually half m
hou, after opening.