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ROME FAGAN,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Cabinet rra 4 fin 70

Vareroonls Nam ST, one door South Of Washington.
Gsj7gEs777ga,> IN addition to the usual full
sS Asupply of House Furnishing Goods
in his line, is in receipt Of a line of
PARLOR AND BEDROOM FURNITURE, which In
style and elegance OF finish, as we'll as cherness
and durability, cannot be surpassed in any market
South Of Baltimore. Call and examine for
yourselves. Orders for FUNERALS, either in
country or city, will be attended to promptly.
Furniture made to order. Particular attention
given to Repairing, Packing and Jobbng.
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A lot OF cards and bill head paper has
just been received at the Phouir Office
something new and pretty. Also lot of
auction cards"-which will be printed at
extraordinarily low prices.
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In Bankruptcy.

IN bankruptcy.
In tho District Court of the United States for tbo
District of South Carolina.
Az Columbia, the 18th day of MAY, A. d. 1869.
INHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
MOND, Of Columbia, County of Richland and State
OF South Carolina, within the said District. who
has has been adjudged Bankrupt, upon his own pc.
tton, ny tho DISTRICT Court Of the said District.
May IL w3 THOS. j. LAMOTTE. Assigned
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State South Carolina -Richland County

State South Carolina -Richland County.
John Bauskett to Thomas J. Robertson. MORTGAGE
OF Real Estate.-Sae for Foreclosure
PY virtue Of power in me vested by the maker
I'D OF the above mortgage, will sell, at public
outcry, before the Court House, in Columbia. on
legal hours: VIZ
All that lot of LAND, in the city of Columbia. at
the Northwest corner of Gervais and Bull streets
bounded on the South by Gervais street; on the
East by Bull street; on the North by Lady slreet:
and on the West by lot of the Rev. Doctl. I,e,
land; being the same lot described in the above
mortgage. =
Purchaser to pay for Stamps and Papers. Terms
cash. T. J. ROBERTSON.
May IL WIS ATTORNEY in Fact
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State Medical Association

A MEETING Of this Association will be held in
"A charleston, on the Goth day of May With the
view to reorganization. District Societies are
earnestly requested to send Delegates, and all
members Of the profession in the State are invited
to attend.
Delegates for one fare.
JOHN DOUGLASS, MD.
=, vice-Presdent S. c. Medical Association.
May IL o.,
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A few copies of the "Sack and Destruc-
tion OF Columbia" can be obtained at the
Ph1nir Office. Price twenty-fi cents.
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At meeting OF the corporation of the
First Presbyterian Church. held on Mon
day, the 11th instant, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Presiden-Henry Muller.
Secretary and 15easurer-Eben Stenhouse.
-, Temporal CommHee-George Summers,
Chairman; Asher Palmer, +. W. Wing, A.
Smythe, l.. P. Miller.
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IHE COMMERCIAL CoNyENTIoN-The Su-
perlntendent of the South Carolina Rail.
road. d. L. Peake, Esq, has authorized u,
to state that delegates to the Commercial
Convention, at Memphis, on the 18th inst.
will be passed over that road free of charge
Inns Is step in the right direction, and we
trust 1hat the other roads along the route
will follow the example.
-O-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Special attention
is called to the following advertisements
published Tor the first time this morning:
Re-orgonizing State Medical Association.
ID. =. Peixotto & Son-Auotion.
L. j. Robertson-State South Carolina
" 7. Bowes-Sale of Hospital Property.
r p. Jackson--Bromide Potass, SC.
T. J. LaMotte-Bankruptcy Notices.
): G. Seegers-Claret Wine.
Meeting Columbia Chapter.
L. Cantwell-Northern Hav.
w. I. Walter-Auction.
{. +. Jackson-Take Notice.
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Cooling.
CITRATE MAGNESIA.
SEIDLTTZ POWDERS.
SETTER APERIENT.
CREAM TARTER.
CITRIC ACID.
TART. ACID.
just in at L. E. JACKSON'S Drug Store.
May IL 9
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FALSE PACKAGES. lady of our acquan-
tance, while at market, yesterday morning,
noticed some very fine looking butter and
being satisfied with the price. requested the
vender to take it to her residence, where it
would be weighed and paid for. In trans
ferring it from the box to the scales, the
vender was very solicitous that the lump,
weighing about five pounds, should not be
broken, and handled it very tenderly; but,
Notwithstanding, fracture occurred in
what proved to be its shell, disclosing the
fact that, while the crust, about an inch
thick, was firm in consistence, Of rich yel-
low color, and of delectable flavor, the in
side was rancid, tallowy looking mass,
about the consistence of cotton-seed oil,
and filter for wagon grease than the break
fast table. The owner was politely request
ed to retain possession of his savory COM
pound, and departed somewhat crestfallen
at the ill-success of his ingenious manipula-
ton. We have heard of similar imposi-
tion, in which q prominent citizen was vic
timized to the extent of four pounds of
what he purchased as butter. We think the
Clerk Of the Market should have sufficient
jurisdiction as would Justify him in inspect
ing articles exposed for sale, and in cases of
attempted fraud, by forfeiture and other
penalties, make it rather hazardous and an
expensive amusement
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road is nominally finished, great deal more
expense will have to be incurred before it is
really in q stable, safe and official working
condition, or is, according to the law grant
ing Government subsidies, first class road.
1t has not been unfrequenty the case be-
fore to transport a party of visitors over
new railroad, and afterwards have to pro-
cure or apply large amount of additional
capital to finish it. The parties engaged in
this Pacific enterprise have certainly re-
ceived more than enough "aid" from the
Government to have done their work
honestly and WELL There are those who con-
slider that system of plumber exists in the
operation of that company as vast as the
line OF the railroad which they have under
taken to construct. But, without reference
to these allegations, we pnay soy that in the
end it is to be hoped and believed that
first class road, according to the stipula-
tion in the bond, will be required and fur
nished by them, and they certainly will have
had sufficiently "good thing" of it even
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-01

REPoRTRns' CRUMBs.-The door OF a very
fine carriage was crushed in Meetng-street, on So.
turdsy, by coming in contact with tree.oox.
The dre cap to replace the one Of OK President
w. q. Holmes, OF the Phenix, which. was DESTROYED
in the Haselsrest fire. can be seen at ogren's.
Meeting. street.
number Of eolored oonvicts from Georgetown,
destined for the psnitentiary. passed through tho
city on Saturday.
tits rumored that number Of notices are being
sent to these who applied for berths on the police "a
como forward and stand an examination
The plank road leading from East ". throuob
Hasel-street to Union wbers was laid a saturday a..
ternoOn--the whole work being done between noon
and dark
The Yates Dramatic Corps gave an entertain Ont
on Friday evening, which rejected credit on tho
young ladies and gentlemen who to X pert ,n,s
The flower gardens ana hot houses OF his city
were thoroughly bere Of their treasures "a
ON Saturday last. The pree OF boquets rose with
the curtain at HsbsrniaM Hall.
The anpual celebration OF the Sunday School OF
the synagogue. HassLstreet, took place yesterday
and was largely attended BY tho scholars ana their
peronts. t gH y ss@.r
There was ico In this city yestsrday morning
Quaxter ct en- inch thick. s.ylSt -
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The EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.-Gove
Scott has appointed the following persons Mags-
trates: w. K. Thomas, for Union County: W. II.
Hennon. for Orans eburg County; James e. Rogers,
for Darlington County; R. w. West, Spartanburg
County; A. DeCaradeue. Barnwell County.
DR.. B. w. Taylor has been re moved from his posi-.
tion as physician to the penitentiary, and DR..
Boozer o brother of the Judge, appointed in his
place.
Samuel Perry, sentenced by Provost Court, Jan.
uary, 1868, to eighteen months imprisonment at
hard labor in Fort Macon, for stealing calf valued
at four dollars, has been pardoned by Governor
Scott.
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GRAND GERMAN OpERA.-To-night the grand
asFaAan Opera Troupe make their hrst appearance
in this city in Fotow's delicious opera Of Martha.
We have already given notice Of the celebrity of
this troups, which has won golden opinions from
vast audiences all over the United States In the
opera mentioned above they the only troupe any
Of the memboHs of which have had the opportunity
Of studying it under the immediate supervision of
tho composer.
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The Doc QURsTIoN.-There are q number Of
valuable dogs that picked up daily and carried to
the guardhouse, where, in default of payment Of
hns imposed, they are xii cd This killing of the
poor dogs for the sin Of omission Of their thoughtess
masters. can oe avoided by toe establishments Of q
pound where sweetheart Blanche and Tray be
kept at charge to the owners which will be source
of income to the city.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases were
disposed of on saturday:
Wm Jervey, colored, un er influence Of liquor and
unable to take of hinsef brought to the Guard.
house on wagon. Fined three dollars
Charles Campbell col ored la, oeny of five dollars
from VIM. Hunt, in Mr. Vests stables Ten Gays in
the House OF Correction
Thomas Rounfold, eolored, drunk and disorderly
In Market St ee and attempting to cut private Neg
Ian and Crook in the discharge Of their duty sixty
days in the House of Correction
Sarah Keif colored female servant. employed by
Captain Badger at the Citadel has been arrested for
stealing silver spoons and forks and is now in limbo
Granville Brown, colorsd. who stole coat from
the Pavilion Hotel stables during the circus week.
has bsen arrested.
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,&aftiom Sales.
sIIERIEE,s SALE.

AA ~ ~ A~ r'S SAA&s
BY virtue Of the following lax Executions TO me
directed and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY
ana ON ORROW. the nrst and secoud days of
March, as the northeast corner Of tho Court
mouse. 6stwean tho hours OF II O'Clock A. M. and
O'Clock P. M,
All tho RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST Of the
detendants below stated, in Leases not exceeding
seven years In the following described property,
levied ON and to bs sold for Taxes duo the State and
CCsts.
Terms cash. e. w. M. MAOKEY,
Sheriff Charleston County.
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SAM DroKERsoN IN WASHINGTON Our read
ers may not be aware that their public spirited co..,
ored "fellow-citiz en-" Sam Diekerson, Ia now In
washington, whittier he has repaired with view OF
taking part In the loyal festivities OF the naugura
ton ball. That this well known repr esen tatiye
Southern Republican is not hiding his light under
bushel In tn national capital, tie Washington pa.
pers afford ample evidence. at o large Republican
meetngin that city Thursday last, after some re-
marks by Mr. reen we read that
MIR. Dickerson. of south Carolina arose and nro
seeded to defend the lately emancipated slaves OF e
Soot6 rom what he regaraed as the structures Of
Mr.. Green, in explanation. disclaimed anv wish 70
raiSe an Issue between the late bondsman Of tho
aoutn ana the eoiorod man q thu North.
sa ssst s bad
deciining to proceed with his address. "a, ~
we shall pc curious TO learn the reception that viii
be accorded 10 Sam whom he presents hinosa 10 tor
admission TO the ball on next Thursday night.
53 3.sfsi sfsst-
hoTnL ARRIvALs-February az and 2s-.Pa-
o'eson Hosst-W Edings. Atlanta; O Carriclf phila
deiphis; Captain L Bennett. Beaufort Hotel: Il d
Vanness Coosaw Island; O 8 9ordsllo, Gsore,a: 7
Runner, New York; james Rooney. Columbia: Can't
Stevens, City; w p simpson. Alabama; Brown
Nsw York; Shuck J II Dickinson. T sroith
Barn"sll; NJ Earnes. York; @ Afford and Iadv.
Florida; g w Hanly and wife, New York.
'harseston RotsJ.--wG q West, Baltirnore. DR. r n
Rogers Rev Yorki Medtna, washtastou: !: w A
wright Esell, Iumbia, w a Blish. q " c,rave.
New York;J SRoyel. chicago; Parker. a w
Parker. Michigan; w Kerby, New York; I, N An.
der, South Csrolina; n NJ Meyers. philade,nhia ~
Crum and servant, Townsen, j q Bovd Mac
York; b ID Duvkett, City; O w Tun nell,
stsarns PonnsyIvania; Joseph Moponala
and wife. q steny RI nd and wife, Nev Yorx 4,
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st. Stephens Parrish.

BALLBNTINE, Estate IsAACJ.
260 acres of Land--6 Al.
DAVIS, Estate JOHN N.
900 acres of Laud-T So.
EDWARDS, JOHN
1900 acres Of Lands 65.
LOTION, j. j.
Lind in st. Stephens, - aeresA-1I 0S
RODGERS, Estate WIN.
T50 acres OF Land 7 65.
WINTER, Estate 4. s. p.
600 ac1es of La dc 65.
st. James Gooseereek.
BURBAaE, Estate JOSH.
26 acres of Land-6 26.
CHUpB JACOB
100 acres OF Land-7 &c.
CHUBD, JOHN
220 acres of Land-7 Al.
CHUBB, CALEB
81 acres Of Land-7 O8.
CLARK. ALEXANDER
143 acres of Land-6 67.
CONNER. Estate JOHN
400 acres of Land-12 II.
CARROLL B.
Let-10 O8.
EAsTERLINa, e. nj.
100 acres of Land-712.
GIBSON, W.
Lot near Summerville-T &c.
HART, L. and 8.
$50 acres Of Land-12 AZ.
HART, LEWIS
$40 acres Of Land-1O 4s.
HAss, JOHN
62 acres Of Land-6 4e.
JOYNER LEMUEL
143 acres Of Land-6 85.
KENNEDY, Mrs. ANN
Lot near Summerville-1a1
KEIRH, M. j.
800 acres Of Land-137O.
LYNEs, Estate SAMUEL
1850 acres of Land-l3
MEACHER, G. w.
Los near Summerville-6 "a.
MURPHY, DENNIS.
100 acres OF Land-7O6.
PARKER. J. and T., (minors)
2V0 acres of Land--l4 80.
PAYNE, THOMAS
Lot near Snmmerville-6 34
PERRY, j. J.
Lot near summerville--13 Al,
PEAaLER, Mrs. SARAH
IA acres of fLand--5 "a.
ROBERTSON. r.
Lot near Summerville--6 90.
SCHROEDER. Mrs. M.
Lot near Sum naervllle-6 90,
WINTER, JOHN
Ill acres of Land--7 81.
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM
70 acres of Land-872.
WAGNER, T. B.
100 acres of Land-7 81.
March
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BASE EBALL.-According to the announcement
In Saturdays 3 Ews match game OF Base Ball was
played on the Citadel Green between the Liberty"
and the Alert" Base Ball Clubs, and was witnessed
by large number Of persons. The Liberty was
victorious, the score standing rs follows:
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Palmetto Encampment. at P. M.
Solomons Lodge. OF z P. NJ.
Homestead Building and Loan Association, at I
p. NJ. ... ..,o....,
Charleston Mecnanio Society, at P. NJ.
M. A. and P. A. ). d. at-P. M.
Medical Society of South Carolina, at p NJ.
Palmetto Fire Company, at P. NJ.
st. Andrews Society, at 7 P. NJ.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
by A. G.. McGILLIVRAY

By virtue of writ of Fiert Facias, to me directed
and delivered, will be sold tn is DAY the lat
March, at II O'Clock A. NJ, precisely on Adeer's
All the right title and interest of the defendant IN
FIFTEEN BALES OF UPLAND COTTON
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Farr
H. Bates at the suit of Wm Dawklns
Terms cash. Fw M MAcnpv
March ma -
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ALERTS,
Total. 80. .s3 16 Total.

Homo runs-Lberty: Hendson 1; Alerts none
Fly catches-Libert> Hendson 4, Mathews 8, McLane
l, Morris /; total 9. Alerts Hesiin 8. Passed.
balls-Mathews 3. Heslin s.
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PERsoNAL-Ml. John g. Shuck, Of the Barn
we'll journal. is in town for few days, and will call
on the merchants for establishments.
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The DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in ADVANCE or
at FIFTEEN CENTS a week, payable to the carriers.
LOCAL M ALTERS.
AUCTION SALE THIS DAP.

HOCI1ON OHLE 11IO UH7.
KNOX, DAILY & Co. Will sell at 10 oclo ok, at
their saesroom, No 150 Meeting street boots shoes,
hats, &c.
u. W. NJ. MAoKEy. Sheriff, vii, sell at Ii O'clock
OF the north at corner Of the Courthouse the right
title and interest in leases, not exceeding years.
OF fcity and county property.
A. O. MOGILLIvBAY will cell at IL o'clock 'or the
Sherif, on -dgcr's erth Wharf, the right title aud
interest in fifteen bales upland cotton.
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STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BaoKER.-Special
attention is called to the card of Mr. A. O. Kaufman
who has opened an Office at No. as Bread street for
tho transaction Of brokerage and commission bust.
ness in stocks and real estate. Mr.. Kaufman ia a
young man of character and capacity and business
entrusted to his care will be well and faithfully per-
formed.
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SPRING GcoDs.-Special attention is called to
to the array of attractions published by Furch
gott & Brothers in The NEWS of this morning. Fine
goods of all qualities at low prices spring caicoes at
l?A cents per yard, &C. For further particulars see
advertisement.
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FRENCH PLANTS AND FLowERs.-The attcn.
on Of our readers is directed to the announcement
that Messrs. Pellorse Co. will only remain in
Charleston one week longer. See their advertise.
ment.
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Under a Foreclosure Of Mortgage from

BY "A. G.. McGILLIVRAY.
AuctiOncer.
On THURSDAY, 4;h day of March instant, on Union
expose at Public Auct ion va
One-tonrth interest i'll the Sloop wYANDANK, to.
gether with her Masts, Bowsprits Yards sails Rig
gings Anchors Cables, Boats, Tackle Furn,ture AZ.
parel and Appurtenances Np
Terms cash. E. W. NJ. MACKEY
n,, Agent for Mortgage,
H oH mwJh3
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U"DER DECREE In EQUITY.
John Cdrsten ct al, Vs Joel e. Sloan. ct nz
BY A. G.. McGILLlVRAY.
AuctiOmeer.
On FRIDAY, tho 10th day Of March A. d. 1860 at
II o'clock. A. NJ, will be sold In front Of the Ola
Customhouse in Charleston ~
al tnat LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings and
improvements thereon, situate on the somth s;d ~
ann AI. street near Eizabe,h-street measuring and
GontalninG IL front on Ann-street 36 feet and in
uep'n on east and west lines 200 feet. Buttng and
pouno1nS north on Ann street east on lands Of -
biamyer, south on land of Gibbes and west on
OF q. M. Carsten. 49, w "'
Ierms-Helf cash balance on o credit of ona
year secured by bond bearing interest at seven Der
premises. n w M MacTSV - 'no
February 10 Inns n Shan,A ~ ~
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10 THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA. believing ''WHANN's' RAW BONE su-
PERPHosPHATE OF LIME to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in MAJ ket. and superior to many
and being desirous Of having it thoroughly tested
we have concluded to offer the following Premiums:
let For the largest yield of Cotton from an acre of
land Silver Pitcher worth S1OO. Cd. For the Sec
ond largest yield of Cotton from an acre of land.
silver Pitcher worth $50 Sd. For the largest Weld
OF Corn from an acre Of land, Silver Goblet worth
s25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANNs'" RAW BONE SUPERpHospHATE alone is
used on the acre producing the yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish satisfactory evidence OF the amount o..
duced on the acre. and statement of the manner in
which they applied the manure. A limited amount
only of this Phosphate will be distributed during the
season. Prices. delivered on the cars at Charleston
se5 per ton. cash; $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable ist Noveinner.
CLAGHORN. HERRING & co..
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, 8. G.,
And No. Warren Block, Augusta Ga.
feDruary ~ limo
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desirable Small Dwellings, at auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & r.. $. BRUINS,
Auctionoers.
Will be sold at the Old Postofflce. at IL o,oloek
TOMORROW. I'd March,
That small and desirable DWELLING HOUSE
situate at the northwest of America ana
blake streets, containing rooms all . outbulldings
LOT measures so feet front by As feet in depth more
or less.
ALSO,
Ihattwo story WOODEN RESIDENCE adjoining
the ab we and known as No. u Blake-street House
Sontains rooms and necessary outbuildings. Lot
measut es 80 by 45 feet, more or less
Ierms,One half cash; balance payable in twelve
montns with interest. secured by bond and mort
gage, Win po ley Of insurance assigned. Purchaser
to pay us for papers and stamps. -
March fmtne
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Books! Booksi Books!
BY WARDLAW & A!ARMW

WI oe sold, at he fice OF WA DL W a. CAREW.
I - gro q, next state-street q, IL O'Clock a. M. on
whWNEayAY y aOSslY .sxt, the 81 instant,
\, concession tf Old AND RMEE BOOKS, Theo-
- ~ lcaI, hilosophicai Historical. Among them
nro several w0rks OF groa art ,uity; such ..B b.
M na = ora. 18S8-Jerome Ei on: an ancient Heb eyy
nioe. heb' ew aud Chalde n L. xicon. 1908 /" &C. Ac
&C. Also. several v, lusble Comme rles and othar
scoAS eu> Boo sacce. tab the genera. rsafier
CnsAl gues On day OF sale. o">'s's '.
. Mar h s@t@ N%Ek .ttssg 1s $3.50
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BUSIN Ess NOTICES.


street. wants South Carolina Rsilread Bonds mast
due, or due in 1869 or TO-
-O---.
DRY GOODS, &o.-Messrs. Louis Cohen & Co.,
No 24S King-street. have now on hand a very ex
tensive and we'll assorted stock Of fresh and fashion.
able dry goods, to which they invite special at
tention, together with their large stock of dress
goods, cloths and embroideries.