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Legssi.


GOODSON-BlelSTOL, VA.
willpractics in the Courts Of Washington
Russell, aeott and Lee couutics. OFFICE,
IN Lancaster buildine fArr
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m. y, BLAOKLEY,

ATTORNEf AT LAW AND COLLECT
ING AGENT. tpf
BRIsToL, Va. 6 tenn.
WILL practice in the Courts Of Slllivan-
Washington, Carter, Green and Hawkins
''unties, Tennessee, and Washington Couh-
Virginia. eiEfr4 X
~ Prompt attention will be Giver to all
tiness intrusted to aim. .rt
Office west end Nickles House,
Aug. IA, 1868; Il
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w "A N II II ID.
To employ three hnndrsd pbls,boalea men ~
work on the the North ckroina Railroad at wsrm
Springs, n. G Good vases ana work fcr twelve 81.
eighteen months Work 10 eomlnence On the ~ Of
this mouth. Hrf RoHn 4 e0wEna.
July H.
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illed, Wounded and Prisoners NJ the CON- tderde
Army D,trin0 the Var. 1915.
Total. 53,77s l9i,oos 2o5,.

The returns OF the deld and general hos
pitfalls IRE known for 1861 ami lS6
Confedsrates killed in battle, lS6l-2.....l3 1000
Deaths caused by wounds In held hospitals. 623
Deaths caused by disease in field hospitals "A, 500
Deaths caused by wounds in general hospitals 2,6ls
Deaths caused by disease in general hos pitfalls 10 40
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'fuHl MILLINERY
NEW GOOoS--NEw Styles. HN
MRS. BETTE oALLowAysl.z@
onera 20 the trade large assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS.

Consisting OF TRIMMED BONNETS and HAT
STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, fL0BRs,
And everyt thing N connection with
full Stock Of the above Goods. a
Always on hand the Latest styles Of Bonnets Ane'
Hats, al the lowest possible prices. Call and see.
She will have her OpeltBx OF summer
and Saturday, May I, 1863, TO which The
public generally are invited TO attend, apr. l6u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-05

RENoyATE Your HoUsEs.-This is the season
of the year when it is customary to repair both the
anterior and exterior OF dwellings, and stores. The
bright spring and the warm weather are near at
hand, and it is necessary health and comfort in
the one instance, and for show and business in the
other that both houses and stores should be fresh
and clean. Consequently there is great demand
just now for al articles psed in this renoyatiDg pro-
cess, and especially for good. bright and lasting
paints. Messrs. Cameron Barkley Co.. at the
northeast corner Of Meeting and Cumberland
streets. to meet the demands of the season, have
laid in IN extensive assortment of paints, oils and
other articles in that line. and the attention of cou-
tractors, bulders householders ond tenants Is espe-
ciaNy called to their advertisements containing de-
sctsption Of their stock.
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FROM CUBA. packet schooner Minerva,
Captain Collins arrived here yesterday. from Hava.
ma. with o valuable cargo Of sugar and mo!a'ses,
consigned to Messrs. Euslow & Co. The news py
this arrva! indicates very disturbed state of the
island, the entire eastern half CT it having risen
sgainst the rule of the foreigner. The destruction
of plantations anl crops has already been consider.
able and the sugar market is ky 10 be still further
stiffened by the large amount of this article which
will be taken from the field Of commercs by the
destruction of the crops Of this eion. which is 80
heavy pro luc,r of this valuable commercial pro-
duct The prisons OF Iavana contain some three
thousand persons who have been arrested by the
military authorities. General Duco has not the
confidence of many of the Spa,iards; owning. 1t is
said valuable planting ln;crest. and bng connect
oil With nayo Cubans. his policy is supposed not to
have been sufficiently severe. The patriots are hop,-
full that they will triumph thcr onemtos. not.
withsanding the convulsive effort Spain is now max
ing to keep pos essioa Of tn 1t auab'e territory
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The Sixth Infantry
leaves Tor the West to-day. Colonel Milton Coge'
well, of the Eighth Tnfanry, succeeds to the COM
mand of the garrison. with Companies D, I, and
G.. Of his regiment.
Inauguration day was celebrated yesterday by o
display OF bunting end the parade of two colored
companies.
Prsns's chronos are attracting the attention of the
art lovers here.
fhe brick store and lot on vendue Range, which
were advertised for sale yesterday. were not put up
inclement weather pre'entng.
There were some be.ligerent characters around
the City Hall yesterday, who showed more vaIor in
words than active courage.
The extra of THS News, yesterday, with the Presi'
dents message and proceedings in the Mayoralty
matter eagerly sought after and rapidly bought up
Judge Carpenter hauled anumber Of court officials
over the Goals yesterday for .: serving some sub.
poe1as in due time.
All cigars, imported or domestic. exposed or Offer
ed for sale. must be restamped according to law,
Juls 90 1858, or they will be forfeited to the United
Stntes.
It Is stated that Dnscher, tho news des'er. has
gone to Europe to look after property laey in
herited.
There was surging seq of qaidnancs Of all hues
around the City Hall and Courthouse yesterday CIV
ing vent to their views the mixed question at issue
on tae Nsyoralty. Some Of pilisbu'y's friends rus
oes. a writ Of quarantine" o new olinage OF the
Republ' can ve1nscu'ar.
There are number of cobblc ftoue pavemeus
running 10 private yards across The sidewalks that
ara very annoying tc pedestrians. Does the ely Or
dinances allow them
1hs schedule Of the Rutled.e-strees lins of the
CITY Railway is at present so ioseni"usiy ar anged
that If you happen to miss car at certain periods OF
IL ", you can soend halt IN hour in profitable
observation before you see another.
To-day sentences will be passed on all prisoners
ho haye been found guilty OF tn, charges preferred
against them at this term ofcourt.
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TIE STATE CouRT-HoN. R. B. CARpESfKR
PREsrpINa.- -THURsDAY, March 4-IN TEE GENERAL
sEss1oNs- On motion of the Solicitor the trial OF
Gabriel Levy, for murder, was postponed until the
next term Of court. JamesJohnson and Johu White
were tried for larceny, and foimer acquitted and
the latter convicted Julia Green. indicted for grand
larceny. pie ad guilty. Nolle pros. were entered in
number Of cases by the Solicitor. The Grand Jury
returned true bill In the case OF the State Vs. E. W.
NJ Mackey. Indicted for official mscondu It and In
reference with elections.
The court then adjourned until this morning at
halfpast 10 O'Clock.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Thcro were only two
cases on the Mayors docket yesterday:
James Austin C 'lored, arrested for disturbing the
audience in the theatre. Fined So.
Lancaster and Howe White reported for
driving wagon withou. license. Discharged.
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The UNITED STATES COURT, March A.
HON. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsrDE9 -Thos. p.
smith and Fred. n. Lawrence petitioned to estab-
ksh liens, and refe1re, to Registrar Carpenter
E. Ezekiel. D. Livingston. F. Livingston, John s.
Rowe, J NJ. salley, n. u. saley were finally die.
charged. Final hearing IN the cases Of A. G. zei-
gler, B. Livingston. ]. Riley, Drisiln G. Robinson,
Howell Easteriing. s. T. lzlar were continued to
s:h lpliL It was ordered that Abraham Antilly
appear at the Office Of Registrar Carpenter. 17;h
March, for examination. under twenty-sxth sect on
OF the krupt ac and TINT he chow cause on 18th
March why he sh uld not be attached for contempt
for disobe dienre of first summons. D. ]. VIM was
ordered to sell real estate of c. R. F. Baker, and
call creditors to come in and establish liens. P.
V. Dibble, a.sguce of James s. Thompson. peti-
toned for sale of real and personal r., pcrty and
was reierre to Registrar Carpenter foc report. The
Registrar was orde cd tp appoint new assignee
in the case Of A. RaouL The cases of q. 81. Bonnet
aud F. Danisk for fnnl discharge were referred to
Registrar Carpenter. and final hearing ordered 10th
April The rep ort Of LOUIS McLaip, assignee Ct W.
M. Williams, was heard and confirmed.
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CHREs roMATHIc SocEry.-The annual COM
mencement of the Chrestomathic Society Of the
Charleston College will take place this evening in the
College Chapel. An oraiion will be delivered by the
Rev. E. G. Edgerton on "The Moral Element in Ed
ucaHon,' and a valedictory will be pronounced by
AIr. J. Il. Martin Diplomas will be conferred by
the president The public are invited
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MEETINGS THIS DAl-,

Chrcstomatliic Society. at 7:45 p. NJ.
Mutual Base Ball Club. at hait-past P. 81.
Strict Cbsei vance Loige. OF P. ~.
Howard Lod.c at P. III.
NJ. A. and T. A., at M.
Eagle Fne COMPANY. Mt P. NJ
Marion Fire company, at P. al.
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The PRopRIEToRs OF 'Whann's Raw Bone
Supclphosphate OF Lime cordially invite farmers,
dealers ald others interested in procuring first
class MANURE to call md examine their works, see
process of manufacture and inspect the materials
used. They have secrets, give full value. aud
guarantee their Phosphate to come up to tue itan
dard analysis. Clo9horn Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale of it in Auausta aud Charleston.
February 90 limo
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ANOTHER DEYELC MEM OF THE PHOSPHATE
BusNFss-Phosphate mining is as yct in Its in
fancy. Tho thousands Of acres rich ID thus mineral
which surtoun, Charleston have only besn scratch
ed in small patches, few and far between The
quantity obtained By these slish: Efforts has been
manufactured into fertilizers for homo consump-
ton. or sent to the North to b, returned again as
fancy guano OF various names ard ta's. ahere must
be demand for these piosph,tes. as soon as they
are known, wherever agriculture is carried on. and
the business in a fsw years will assume giint p.o-
portions As partially coreooorating our assertions,
We refer to the advertisement CT Messrs. Willis
Chisolm IN another column, offering to make al
vances on shipments Of pho pilates to Liverpool,
and iuquirng for good phosphate lands.
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The DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND COM
D1zRcAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at our
counting room, at nine orlcck This morning Single
copies five cents Orders for ten copies and over
will be filed at the rate of two ard half cents per
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-05

TEE STEAMSHIP ALLIANoE.-The Norfolk
papers ofthe Sd instant contain tho announcement
that the steamship Alliance. fcom Boston. via Nor
folk for this past is ashore at Hatteras Inlet but no
particulars as to her condition IS stated. The ALI
ance was from Boston with valuabe general cargo
consigned to merchants in this city an the Interior
1ue shoals ar,uud Cape Haterss are generally dam
geroas and further Information in reference To her
will be looked for with interest.
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MAoAzrNEs.- Eclectic Magazine fol
March; II umbull & Murdoch, Baltimore; Fogariie
Charleston. THIS number opens with portrait oil
John Bright, the Manchester Liberal, and thought
full criticism of the chtractrand position of the Lib
eral triumvirate Gladstone, Bright and MILL The
contrast be tween the versatile impas stoned Gre.
clst, the straIghtforw rd, fearless Saxon, and tho
gifted. shy idealist and Utol ian Is kecnly marked
There are notices of Baulbach and Berlin art of Mr.
Parton and JEFF, ,rson DaviI Two or hree articles OF
broad humor. and Inc usual pleasant msce lanos oi
tales, essays and poetry. Tho first number of O
new novel by Auerbach oppea,s. sprigh y masa.
zine.
Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature 70. March;
Bi dwell, New York; Fogartie. Charleston. Rossni
det crates the fronspiece There is larger proper
tion than usual of scientific articles. They embrace
the recent solar discoveries. the materi s of the
uni We rse anthropology, intellect and distribution OF
animals. sket hes are gwen Of Rossini, Ihorwald-
len aud Savonarola. The political essays relate TO
the Indian Empire and the European situation.
There are twentysx articles in all some of them OF
perm anent value.
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BETTING! BETTING


5000 FEET OAK.TANNED LEATHER BELT.
5000. FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8, 4, and 5
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-T1PPED B L T
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLN1AN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUN PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCE'S PACKING, ! INCH TO IL INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, | INCH TO u
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, EAHKLEY s CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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FAUsr-always a fsvorito oporl in Charles
.on-drew the best hcuso Of the season last night.
Every seat was filled, the larger proportion of the
audience being ladies. The singing did not please
US as ell as on some o. tho previous evenings, but
the actins, with which the opera abounds gave
ample scope to tue dramatic stalent OF tie prima
donna. Himmer,s Faust was excellent; and we
could hardly have wished for better "Nephsto-
phues" than Weinllchs. Tonight will be the last
night OF the o era season. and we to have Mo.
zarys sparkling opera, the Magic Flu e.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY
PuYSIC,
Are so compos ID that disease within the ran ge of
their action can raroly with stand or eyade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and Gle nsc,
ind invigorate every portion Of tho human organ
ism correcting its diseased action and restoring its
healthy vitalites. As o consequence OF these pro-
PEI ties the invalid who is bowed down with pain or
physical debility astonshcd to fnd his health or
energy restored By remedy at once so simple aud
inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of everybody but also many formidable and dauger-
GUS diseases. The agent below named is Pleased to
furnish gratis my Amer can m mac, containing
certificates of their cures and directions fol their
use in the following complaints Costiveness.
Heartburn, Headache arising from disorder Of
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
Inacii-n OF the Bowels, Flatulenci, Loss Of Appe.
t,te, Jaundlce, and other kindred complaints. aris
ing from q low state OF the body or obstruction Of
its functions. They are an excellent Alternative tor
the renovation of the blood aud the restoration OF
tone and strength to the system debiltated by dis
ease.
PREPARED DY
DIR. j. q. AVER d CO.,
Lowell, Mass
Sold ut wholesale, by DOWIE NOISE.
Charleston, S. c.. and by Retail Druggists every
where. fInu3mos DAG DereTber 20
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We RECOMMEND all in want of hats to buy
from stere's shat hill" You can't miss the pace
fyol look !or the sign OF the big hat.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-05

HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 4.-Paoition Ho'et.
il Maher, B Smoke, city; Fashe, Rail
road; ] J Blake, city; & Rees, New York; E
Lynes, Miles Leadholt, ] G Tucker, Augusta; + S
Iewie, J Drafts. touh Carolina; James F lzlar
DIR NJ shuler. orangeburg; Walker. South
Carolina; D lnwoos. Columbia; Knox, abbeville;
W Eames. New Yort; D R v mpell. s,uth Carolina;
Geo Graham, N E Railroad; D Hopkins. Balt.-
more; j s'worsham. Cooper River; Y Els, M D.,
r Cousin. Clarendon; Groves, F Groves Barn.
we'll.
Charieston Ho.el-captain Cha ! = Snyder. maj'r
" Worth. " q n Hure. United States Arnv; NJ
Flaum, South Carolina; Scaorook. city; F
Ederlin, Richmond, Virginia; j Boyce. South
Carolina; c q Moiso, sumter; K F Fleming. William
Mills Todd, L a Plrckuey Miss P Bunter A
Mo:se. L,urers; 5 Grant Jr, Philadelphia; olonel
e Williams. wife and servant Il D Hopkins, Bati-
more; D.ackt stan and Cauchter Niles a Blenchard,
Miss III Blanchard. Mr aid Mrs l. Gardener, maid
and servant, George Gardener. Philadelphia; il
Brodule and wife Mr. and Mrs A D B1cktord Dr. D
L Rodgers B Woodwork Rev q Vanmet r.
S T Hellmsn, New York; Holm, Philadelphia; q 8
Wilson and lady. Cincinnati; D Kennedy aud lady,
Camden.
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DRUGS .}N!y MbDIQINEy.
March .
AT STEELEE':S

PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE IN The WHOLE
history of medicine has ANYTHING won so widely and
30 deeply upon tho confidence Of mankind as
this excellent remedy for pulmon Try complaints.
Through long aeries Of years, apd among most oi
the races of men, 1t hls rst higher aud higher in
their cstims stion as II Inns become better known. It's
uniform character and over 10 cure the various af.
fections Of the lungs and throat have made 1t known
as a roiab.e protector against them. While anaped
TO mder forms of disc sc and young children, it
is a, the me time the most eff. cal remedy that
can be given for ncipient consumption and the dan.
pcrou; affections of the throat 9nd lungs. AS pro.
Vision ,niust sudden attacks OF Group, it should be
kep! on hand in every family and indeed, as all are
Sometimes subject to colds and coughs, oil should
be provided With this anidote for them.
Although settle CONSUMPTION y thoueht lncura.
Bile, stll great numbers OF cases where the disease
seemed settle, hive been completely cured, and
the patient restored to sound health by the CHERRY
PEcroRA1 so complete Is its mystery over the dis
Orders of the Lungs and Throat. that the most OBJ
stinate of them yield to l.. Wnn nothing else could
reach them, under the CHERRY PEcTonAL they sl.o-
side and disappear.
FINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great protcc-
ton from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved aud oflen wholly cured
BY 1t.
BnoNcH1TIs is generally cured by takirg the CHER-
ny PEcToRAL II. small and frequent doses.
So geLeralIy ore its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, do
than assure the public that Its qualities ale fully
maintained.
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times The greatest discovery Of It's KIND In the agr
wa live In. No person need DO t1ouol.a WIFI ha!s
Mice, Bed Bugs or Roachrs, for Nr. lsaacsens des,
trIctive remedy is wit in the reach of a prepared
only by himself. from rate and valuable compoun 10
Its cheapness Is % wonderful as its ehcacv-han,
drcds of testimonials have boon received from all
parts o tho Uped states to Its value aud satsiac
tory operative power from which, tor want OF sp ce
weasimply select tho following.
WILLARD y HotEL, MAsHNoToN. D: G.,
October lst. 1868.
ME-. IsAAosEN-Dear Sir: It gives me great ploas-
ure to testify 10 tho gratifying result obtained OF TINS
Hotel through using your PhosphoTis pis.e !, ,s !,
now two years snce first heard Of your remedy and
dele mined 10 give it fair trial. that trial proved 80
successful that not trace OF Rats or Roaches nave
since becn discovered although previous 10 thal
time we ", re completely ovcrrun. Wishing YOU every
success IN the useful career you have chosen,
IIemalu, yours RESI- eclIul'y,
JOHN WOLFE. Engineer
For rale nv DOWIE & NOISE,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 100 Mcetng-S:rcee,, corner Hase',
Charleston, ;. c.,
Janulry I3 wfm4s ascn's Tor southor Stat s.
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AHltion Salfs.
Baots, Shoes, Hats,cSc..
---"~>~~>>~~~~~~~~~---.o~,-~co~

= Boots, Shoes, Hats, 5c------------------
By MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock will soil ut my
store. forner of King and Liberty streets,
GO cases BOOTS and SHOES,
CONSISTING OF:
Cases Mems Calf and Buff P. \. Boots. Calf and
Congress Oxford Ties, Kip and Puf Bamorsls and
Brogans. ", mems Goat, Buff and Morocco Balmo-
rails and Polish Boots. it
large assortment Of Ladies', Mlsses' and Chill
dren's SHOES, various styles, in cartoons. ~
ALSO,
80 cases Mems and Boys HATS, omp'ising:
Cases Mems tlack Alpine g. L. and @. L Hats
Cases Mems Black and Brown Itslian g. L. and O. L.
Hats
Cases Mems Black, Brown, Pearl and Nutria Young
America
Young America. March <
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LOCAL NJ ALTERS.
AUnTION SALES THIS DAT.

WILBUR & SoN will sell at halEpast 10 O'Clock,
at No. 73 Broad-strees, piano, mirrors and turni-
ture.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell ut 10 O'Clock, at his
salesroom. Meeting street. furniture. perlumery &C
MILES DRAKE viii sell at 10 O'Clock, In lis store,
corner King aud Ltclty streets, boots, shoes afd
hats,
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NEAT PR1Nr1Na.-We have received copy of
the Constitution Of the Mechanics Union No. 1, of
Charleston. which has been printed very neatly in
pamphlet io,m By the new printing Arm Of Parry &
lille No z Sine street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-05

FINE FRUIT.-Bart s. Wirth Markci-street,
have just received by tho schooner Minerva, from
Havana, choice lot OF fruit in which very
sweet oranges-the only ones in the city.
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To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA relieving "WuASN's" RAW BONE So
PERPHospNArE OF L r1lE to he fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market and superior TO many,
aud being desirous OF having it thoroughly te:ted
we have concluded TO offer the following Premiums:
1st For the largest yield of Cotton tom an aero Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth s100. I'd. For The Soc
ond largest yield of Cotton from acre of land,
Svor Pitcher worth $50. 81. For the largest yield
OF Corn from an acre Of lind, Silver Gooiet worth
s25.
The above premiums will BE- awarded where
"wHANNs'' RAW BONE SUpERPHosPHArE a'one is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satisfacto evidence of the amount o.
duced on the acre, and statement of the manner in
which they applied the manure. limited amount
only of this Phosphate will be distributed during the
season Prices delivered on the cars at Charleston
SOS per ton, cash; or $40 for approved city accept
anccs, payable istNovpmncr.
CLAGHoRN, HERRING & CO..
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. c.,
and No. Warren Bloch, Augusta Ga.
February % limo
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WE BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR
w Customers in general, that We have just re-
ceved lin addition to our usual stock Of DOM EST1U
and FANCY GOVL 81 new supply suitable for the
present season.
coNsrsTINo OF:
Beautiful styles OF sPoING DRESS GOODS, at
oLoaxs, DRY GOODS, PopL1Ns. &C., at reduced
prices
q ayy Balmoral Skirts ats1
Very choice article Black silk at 81 Is
ladies' super Menno Vests ouly 81
G Cd gu ,uty K,d Gloves ut 81
80 dozen HOOP sKikIS, Gu to 6oc.
Nice Quality Spring Calicoes ut l2H cents
OtteLutimor's celebrated French COkSET, 81 00
and upward
A full and complete assortment of German and Eng
lish hosiery, from 12S up
fine q. sortment OF Ladies and Chldrcns Silk Bor.
In Clo.h and Lisle GLOVES, elegant desgns.
ALSO,
A good selection Of
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES
TABLE DAMASKS, &C.,
Al the lowest figures
We would also notify our patrons that We have ar
rau.ed separate department IN our Store cxclu-
siyely fo-
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS. &c.
GS- ENTRANCE on CALHoUN.sTREET.
FUNCHGuTT X BROS,
No. 437 kINdsTiEET.
December Il Srno