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Evening star., 1869-11-23

At meeting of the ROYAL Geographical
Society in London, on November g. sOma letters
were read from DIR. David Livingstone. the ex-
plCrer OF Africa The latest date OF news from him
was July 8, 1St;S, sixteen months previous; and
lie then wrote, 81 have had no news from any
where for two years and upwards" The most
curious discovery made by DIR. Livingstone in
this his bOldest expedition into the solitudes Of
Africa, is that the sources OF the Nile are to he
found i'll the lakes and rivers that drain the
great valley in which Cazembe is situated, and
lying to the south Of Tanganvika, between ten
and twelve degrees of south latitude.
The lakes now described by DIR. Livingstons
are OF considerable size-prObaby from five to
ten days march i'll length, like Nyassa, Tan
ganvika and the Albert Nyanza, Overhung, by
high mountain slopes, which open out in BAYS
and valleys, or leave great plains, which, du-
ring the rainy season, become flooded, so that
caravans march for days through water knee
deep, seeking for higher ground on which TO
pass the mi ght. The country ab5unds with large
game and domestic cattle, while the climate is
spoken Of "a not unhealthy, and is certainly
contrast 10 the Zanzibar coast, if we NAV Judge
from the tanned, healthy traders who return.
The fact that the Cazembe is the source of the
Nile is interesting, as confirming the solution of
the perplexing question made by the Greek ge-
ographcr PtOlemy more than seventeen centu-
ries ago. In this it will only add one more to
the well-earned hOnors of perhaps the greatest
name in ancient science, the discOvcrer of the
form of the earth, the inventor OF the parallels
of latitude and longitude, the first astronomer
who caught glimpse of the true theory of the
solar system, and the first physical philosopher
who understood the cause of refractiOn.
Evening star., 1869-11-23
BOARDING..

vSbARDlNG-One pleasant r HN I>HEp ROOM
~ with BOARD. Price S+5 per month for twn
persons; nrw brick house. with gas and water: No
2-~ 9Th st. between /. and VI north. no p 81
A LARGE, AIRY SECOND STORY FRONT
~ ROOM, furnished or unfurni-hc,l. with Board.
s;itab" Tor gentleman AMI his wife. two singh.
gentlemen. Also, good SINGLE ROOM. HnuS.
and n'ighhorhood first class. Apply at Ne. J04 r.
street. between 2i and 81. no ~ 1T
kl RNlSliED ROOMS, WITH BOARD. can b.
Il had at 5~9 81 street, corner Indiana avenue:
one large Parlor and Bedroom. Terms mode
at". noll tdrCl-
tSOAEbING.- .-Pcr>on- wishing to obtain large aal
- pleasant ROOMS. with first class BOARD. can
Ic suited at No. 81 Pcnnsy lVania avenue. First
Ward. Transient Boarlers accommodated. ON,
Room to rent. unfUrni>hcl nnll -eaSt-
EtENlSIIED ROOMS FOR RENr-with or
l. without BOARD. at No. 19- Penusy yania ave
nu"; near 3D. Boarding at the same place, SIS per
"'fk lyb
EIESTtLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
L FRONT ROOMS, to be had ON reasonable terms,
AT n street, bet 7th and 18th; short walk from
most of the public offices. Tvs If
Evening star., 1869-11-23

JUNCTION OF THE PACIFIC RArLRoAps.-we
have adyices from Omaha which report, on re-
liable authority, that Ogden has been agreed
upon as the junction OF the Union and Central
Pacific railroads.
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oe2l-dt

HAIR REVIEWER AT SEVENTY
S CEN1S-At the same price offer Barrett's
Ayers, MOntgomery Chevalier's. Mrs Aliens
Ring and Tebbetts; also, Ayers Sarsaparilla and
Cherry PeCtorsl, IS cents; Burnetts Cocoaine and
\ kalliston, sc; Hclmbods Buchu and Sarsaparla
81; Schenck Tonic and Pulmonic Syrup SI25; Pc
ruvian Syrup, gc.; Wishart's Tar Cordial 6Dc
Lyons kathairOn. TricOpherus and Browns Ginger
4Oc-; Phalon's Perfumes, Soc Batchelor's Hair Dye
Sc; Laird Bloom and Magnolia Balm. GDc Just
received fresh lot Hostetters Bitters 9vc per bot
tie; Mishler,s, Sc; Speers Wine Bitters 2c Fine
Old Rye Whisky, warranted pure, 81 per bottle
Also, California Wines, Angelica Port, sherry and
Muscatel, 81 per bottle. ARTHUR NATTANS
Druggist, corner 2d and d sts. north oc5 3,n
Evening star., 1869-11-23

The new Irish drama. Z" Norah O'Neil; Or
True to the Last" was performed for the first
time at the National Theatre last night, and
was quite as successfully brought out as any of
Its predecessors during the present engagement,
and was quite as interesting in plot as '.Trodden
Down" Both Mr. and Mrs. Watkins were rap
turously applauded for their efforts, as were
others of the company. The same piece will be
presented tonight.
Evening star., 1869-11-23

Rumor furnishes a new candidate for the ofice
of Collector of the port OF New York. in the per-
son of Hon. Thomas e. Stewart, late Represent
ative in Congress from the sixth New York dis
tric..
Evening star., 1869-11-23

MIR. Gatehell, Sealer of Weights and Measures
notifies the public that the law abolishing spring
balance scales will be rigidy enforced after to-
dav. Good,
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. Is 8 o l. U r o N.

wAsHlxsrox, 2: C., Nov. nth, 1850:
style and hrm name of J. 9. LADQW 4 Co., vas this
day dissolved by mutual consent, ~. II. TUCKER
LADOw and Q. D. VAUGHN, WHO will continue
the busnsss g tormeriy, under the hrm name Of J.
streets, where al the business d the old Arm viii Be-
settled By D. D. Vaughn. J. 9; LADOW,
.. D. VAUGHN,
no:eW WI. n. fUCKxR.
Evening star., 1869-11-23

From y. Shillington and John G. Parker we
have early copies of Harper'S Kaga-ine for De-
ccmbcr.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAlED AWAY-On the 9TH inst. BRINpLg
- COW, with white star on her isc, and turned up
horEs; small hole IN her right horn; ,hc i milk
turned Ia THOMAS FLlNN. corner uf Nsssac lIti-
setts and New Jersey avenues. no 23-st'
coz REWARD WILL BE- PAID BY OLD DR.
go DARBY, No. 80 a, street. tor a nIA-
M0ND SOLITAIRE RING, inscribed "frgm a
Sin MISUNDERSTOOD away on Eth instant
cIO two rcd cows, with horns; n giving milk
and the other dry. The above reward will be giyea
If returned To- PETER MoRRISEY sd street, be
tween IL and NJ streets. nor 81
< REV ARD-Strayed OF stolen on the 18th in
and left ear small under bit; with medium Sir
white spot ON her back near her rump: with long
sharp horns. and tail white half way up. ALBERT
FISHER . st, bet 10Th and nth SITS. nocs H'
SIA REWARD-StoIen from Centre Market.
SAO SATURDAY night, SDth instant, my WAGON
and HARNESS; wagon body green, running gear
yellow; one of the hind springs broken; front dad,
torn. and hole i'm side of body. No. ,295. GEO.
SkiIL. near corner llth street and New York ave
nue no22 81
I UST-on street, between Eth AMI 2Ist streets.
IL GOLD BREASTPIN. with coral centre and
pendant attached suitable reward will b. paid il
left at 262 street, near 18th street. no3lsr'
EOrND-A pair of GOLD SPECrACLES. in
MlLFRED MCLEoDS. corner High and Bridge
streets. no Do
TEN DOLLARS REWARD will be pailsa r
for tn" return Of my MoCkiNi BlKD,S ~,
no so'st- ''A" ''''' Apply '"'' j. t. BRIDGES.
STRAlED ON MY PREMI>E>-pn thr Iith in
- stant, a large WHITE HORSE, with black
mAne; The owner will please call, prove property,
DR.. HENRY HOLT.
mo loot Jackson Hill. u. e.
Evening star., 1869-11-23

V1INCE NEAT 90 cents per pound,
NEW RAISINS 2S cents per pound,
NEW CURkANTS 1S cents per pound,
NEW CITRON, &c.
Together with a general line Of goods suitable "a
the present at prices to guarantee satisfas
tiun. Call before buying.
P.G.HOWSER CO.,
81 Mt. Vernon Place,
no 0-u opposite Northern Market
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- TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

US OFFICE COMP1ROLLER OF CURRENCY
Washington, October y, 1859 \
Notice ls hereby given to the holders OF the circu
latng Notes of the First National Bank of Neva-
da, Austin, that such notes will be paid in lawful
money of the United States upon of the
same to the Treasury of the United States
JNO. JAY KNOX,
Acting m tralla of fbn
Evening star., 1869-11-23

lNOAL-Ne have about GOO tons of COAI, to arrive
~ this week. For want of storage will sell
below market prices to the trade and consumers
from on board the vessels in quantities to suit Egg
stone and nut sizes. GLEASON & GLENN,
nO23-bt G. street wharf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E'oE : ALE-- -One or two valuable EN ENING STAR
Rot lES. Only persons who prompt atL
reliable in filling their engagements, and who " III
give their personal attention daily the business
nr',i apply. Apply to 4. Il. BAKER.
nu22-t Office of The Evening star.
E'oR SALE. FOR tASII-A few SHARES OF
u S1otk uf the W aShingtnu Cooperative. CoIun
hia Cooperative, Excelsior. and of thu First Coon
cratiSc Building Associations. Address "FELTN.
Star office. no ap3r-'
ENcR SALE-A handsome TURNOUT. HORSE
l. III GGG ami HARNESS cpmp pl-;r: Horse war
ranted sound and gentle; Buggy very little used
Price $40. Apply at EARL 81 son 5 Stables. III
street. near 2lNt. n
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1 UMBER FOR SALE!

l MBEK FOR SALE.
building containing good lot o rough
LUMBER fer sale cheap. The building To he taken
down and removed 10y purchaser, or could remain on
leased ground. Location good for carpenter shop
Euiders Depot nolg-Iw
E'oR SALE-on easy terms. DRUG STORE. i'm
Il a good locality and doing good business Sick
hess. reason for selling. Address DRUGGIST AND
CHEMIST. Washington City Pc nol6 IOt~
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1910
1910
ESTABLISHED IN

lSfU ESTABLISHED IN lSfU
E>ur9s Fur0s Furs!
All the NEW STYLES OF CHOICE AND ELE-
CANT fURS, for Ladies and Children.
oIA large assortment to select from.
@Prices Moderate. Every article warranted
fresh made.
For great bargains call at the old estshlished store
Of w. y. SEYMOUR,
no2D-lzts 139 Bridge st., Georgetown, D. C.
Evening star., 1869-11-23

meeting Of the FOU URTH WARD
lS REPUBLICAN CLUB will be held in the
City Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the oath,
for the purpose Of eecting officers for the Club and
for tie rasaction of such other business as may be
brought before the meeting. A. n. GREEN,
nOS2-N Secretary of the Club.
Evening star., 1869-11-23

H'oR RENT-Au elegant, Furnished HOUSE,
u uelightfully situated, No. so Missouri avenue.
near "a street, containing sixteen rooms gas water
and all modern improvements; carriage house and
stable. Apply on the premises. oc l2f
Evening star., 1869-11-23

lSoR SALE OR RENT-HoUsE 374 2lst street,
Il between and II: heated by furnace Rent SO
per month. Inquire Of GEO. :. PARKER, next
d'Hf-
Evening star., 1869-11-23

handsomely and newly furnished PARLOR and
PAEluR CHAMBER " i'll b. rented during ta -
~I'u 81 Congress. Gas bath rpm. and wafer closet
ia the huu>c. Location of the most desirable in
the city. 500 street north, between 18th and l4th
wr-;- mp2S "a
Evening star., 1869-11-23

L'pR EENT-A BRICK HOUSE. containing .j.It
Il rooms with gas and water heated on llth. he
tween II and streets. Rent moderate. Apply Iii
Iith street na1l r.
Evening star., 1869-11-23

THE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES
i Gent Is. and Childrens Cast on Clothing, Boots,
Shoes. etc, at T.. :. .HART0GENSIS. IA 9TH street
between and n. Any order through the mail
promptly attended TO. de3 ly@
Evening star., 1869-11-23

lNoH RENI-A HpJ> ~ vu BrlIr". mar FrJ.f.,r
II Ick street. Gee rgrt.,wu, u rooms. range. hsh
rsfi. marll" fnaTfrl~. hri and Csd Naf,r. aud
through the hsu--- Rent moi,rate. Als1. f,,., 3
story Brick H1u>,s on 2d street each. with
60. and water. marble m1ut.lS. a. jos 4 2 o.
LIBBY. Lumber laId. NJ - Water str,-.
Ggprgetawu. nuglf
Evening star., 1869-11-23

Icon RENT-HoUSE No. 3-2 18th 81 het N.w
u York ave. and l. healthy nrighbnrhnal: rooms
gas and water. Price SIS. in advance Anplv gs~
l. hrtMcen Ith and sth north. NOD L.
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SWEARING pY Proxy. Yesterday after.

SWEARING BY Proxy Yesterday after
noon a lady reached the passenger depot
in this city, on one of our railroads, just
as the train on which she desired to take
passage moved away. She was extremely
anxious to get aboard the train, but was
left, which, of course, was not right.
AS she stood gazing upon the train, her
arms fnll of packages and her eyes full
of tears, n gentlemon arrived at the
depot on full run, with carpet-sack
in his hand, his coat on his arm, and his
face streaming with perspiration. He,
too, wanted to take the same train, but,
alas, was too late. AS he looked on the
train, now fast moving away, he set
down his carpet-bag. wiped his face. and
very deliberately and emphatcally said
s'D-n that train! The lady heard him,
and smiling Upon him with q lady's
sweetness said: 'Thank you, SIR" He
had, undoubtedly expressed her senti-
ments exactly.
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Lemon Syrup,
Estate John Ledingham.
To Rent.

TIE COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE
Ann will be leased for one year from the 1st
-liiiL Of next September. This building has
been used for several years past, with great
success, as a Hotel. for which purpose it is adj
mrably adapted and pleasantly located. Bids
will be received until 9th July proximo For
particulars, inquire of either DR.. A. N. Tallcy,
DR.. Charles Mot, II. d. Sem, Esq, or
J. ". PARKER,
June 3 / President Board Trustees.
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TAYLOR'S PATENT
Saw Sharpener and Deepener,

For Gang and Circular Sac Mus.
LII AVlNG purchased the Patent Right for
IL the State of South Carolina for the
above, we are now prepared to fill orders for
the same.
The advant ages of this Machine are ccono-
my, dcspatrh and perfection i'll keeping all
kinds Of Saws in perfect order
by its use, the teeth Of the Saw are kept at
II uniform depth, angle and size
Fully one fourth and better lumber can bo
cut per day where this Machine ID used, the
Saws running etraighter, frccr, faster .and cut
smoother.
Saw can be sharpcncd in five minutes, and
IN the most perfect manner. The price Of the
Machine can be saved in few months in tho
cost OF files and labor. For further informa-
tion apply to CHISHOLM BROTHERS.
May ii fm9 Charleston s. q
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VERY PUNCTILIoUs.-A certain Captain
Howe, in command at Fortres Monroe,
recently ordered two ladies' outside the
walls. because they alluded to Mr.. Davis
as president Davis" The Cincinnati
Enquirer condemns this meanness, and
predicts that Jefferson Davis will be
known in history as President Davis cen
turies after Captain Howe is forgotten.
A young man in Missouri shot the,
woman who wouldn't allow b a to be-
come her son. inlaw. The /, nth who
might, under other circumsto .es, bava
become his brother-in- law, tnen dis
patched him with load of h hck-shot.
Brigham Youngs son, Zoe, smokes
good cigars, drinks good liquor, gets
drunk, plays poker, licks hif wife, and
breaches the Gospel.
A startling number Of private residences
are being destroyed throl llghout the
South by the work of incen4 iaries.
A widower went to Manch lester, n. H.
on the 10th, buried his late beloved, ant
left with new-made bride on the 18th
Stewards income last ye3r was IS, 5O
day. He doesn't need tol be Secretar
of the Treasury other than his own.
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WHY?-The Herald says that the only
reason why we have gone on SO long
withouta q great financial crash, is, that
the expectation of Government bonds,
to be sold in foreign markets Mt ruin
ous discount, has enabled us to incur
heavy debts, and postpone the evil day.
When there are no more bonds to be
exported in such prodigal abundance,
the convulsion will inevitably come,
unless we IL meantime re-establish
our great ex. ,rting industries; and the
severity of the storm will be in proper
tion to the length of the postponenon..
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NEWSPAPERS IN New YoRK.-During
the past thirty-five years, no less than
fifty five daily papers have been started
in the city of New York, lived for short
time, and then died for want Of adequate
support-after having sunk millions of
dollars. And many of them tried the
experiment, ut a time when it did not
cost q tithe of the sum to carry on daily
paper which it costs at the present
time.
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Ch arle s ton Advertisements
Economy in Fuel and Labor.

S1NCE our Introduction of the Improved d
~ Kerosene STOVES, they have steadily
gained in public favor, and are now used not
only for various culinary purposes, but also
ROSE WATER, PREPARING LARD, &c. In
tho Nursery. and Sick Room, they are invalu-
able. Dentists, Chemsts and Manufacturers.
and others who need PORTABLE HEATING
ed to their wants.
A large supply Of tho above, and also of the
superior GAS STOVES, on hand and for sale
by J. B. DUVAL & SON
No. 337 King st., one door North Liberty
April +3mo Charleston. SC
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givon that will apply to
~ the Court of Probate for the County of
Darlington, after the expiration of one month
from date, for final discharge from RESPONSE
6ility az guardian OF the estates Of A. b. C..
Dove and G. l.. Dove
May 20 th4 ABIGAIL DOVE, Guardian.
DARLINGTON G. H., S. c., MAY 90, 1869.
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United States Internal Revenue.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR PURIFYING THE nIOOD

III
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
''::
THE reputation th
w.. y excellent medicine EN-
m * ca Joys, is derived from il
~eAt3e e13 Gu res, many of whit
D arc truly marvellou,
II IN lnveterate cases of Scrr
~ "a fulous Disease, whcr,
&,lSRzA 6S-E3 the aystem seemed ga,
49, fo -, uratu with corruption,
sxlszssasSsszisiti, have been purified an
cured by it. Scrofulou
affections and disorder
which were aggravated by the scrofulons COZ
taminatlon until they were painfully af1ictin,
have been radically cured in such great nm
Ders In almost every section of the countr.
that the public scarcely need to be informed !
its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison il one of the most destru
tlVe enemies OF our race. Often, this unset
and unfelt tonant ofthe organism undermine
the constitution, and invites the attack OF cI
feeblng CT fatal diseaset, without exciting
suspicion Of its presence. Again, it seems L,
breed infeetionf throughout tho body and thei,
on some favor6ble occasion, rapidly develn,
INTO one or other of its lIdcous forms. eitb,.
on the surface or among tho vitals. In tn,
latter, tubercles may be Suddenly deposited i,
the lungs or heart, or tunors formed in TIN
liver. or it shows it's prestnce by cruptions ~,
the skin. or foul ulceratitns on some part #
the body. Hence the occasional use of n Lott,,
OF this SARSAPARILLA il advisable. eve,
Whch no active symptoms of disease aDpca,
PERSONS afflicted with tho following complaint,
generally ind inmcdiaterclicf, and at Icnpb
cure, by the use OF this 81 RSIPA RILLi:.N
.inhohys fut RoSe o. Erysipelo$, TcUey. S,i.
Me"m, Scdid Liedd, Lhgw0,n, Sore Ehes
sore Edrs and other uItions or visible form,
OF Scr!t4ous disease. llso in the more con:
ceaied forms. as DySp,psa, NopSy, Heart Dis.
ease, FaS, EPAepsy, Nem,aigid and the various
C|cerouS affections of the muscular and ncry.
ons stems. "
SyphatS or Penereai anil Mercurial Diseasej
are cured by 1t, though along time is required
for subduing these obstinate maladies by anr
mediclne. Button continued use of this me.
dicinc Will cure the cOmpaint. Leuc0y1hRa or
Hhaes, Uterine Ulcerdlons, and Female Dis
eases are commonly spon relieved and ulti
mately cured by it's purifying and invigoratins
cfiect. Minute directionsi i'm each case are fouDd
In our Almanac, supplief gratis. Rheunafisn,
ana Gout, when caused by accumulations OF
extraneous matters in hc hloci, weld quickly
to 1t, as also Liuer nblnints, Torpidfv. Con-.
geSfton or IntldmmdtioHof the Liuer and yDum.
dtce. when arising, as they often do, from the
rankiing polsons i'll thd blood. This SARSA.
FAR!LLA Is great rdstorer for tho strength
and vigor OF tho system Those who are L6n.
qua and Ltstess, DeSpondent, S1eepless and
troubled with Nervous kpprehensi,s,s or Fears.
or any OF the affections symptomatic OF Weak
ness, will find immediate relief and conyincino
eVidehce OF It's restorative power upon trial. .
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and A'Yllytical Cnenists.
Apih t5mo
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Notice is Given

HNHAT the undersigned will apply to Hon. W.
j. Hutson Wigg, Judge of Probate, at his
Office, at IL NJ, on Goth July next, for dis
charge as sureties to bond OF Robert Il. Bolton.
as administrator, with will annexed, of Elisha
Carter, deceased. T. J. GIBSON
May 20 tl2 II. NJ. GIBSON
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Cotton Gin Warehouse.

WILL be sold, to close Consignment, the
w entire stock of THRESHEitS, POWER
and COTTON PRESSES-all warranted. The
Threshers are all comphte, with capacity OF
from 900 to $50 bushelsfor ten hours work.
The above will be sold considerably below cost.
Apply to or address SH. SPENCER,
Cotton Gin Warehouse, Columbia, 8. G..
June 3 G
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Citation,

ClCaClOn.
HTAPPEARING to my satisfaction that the
IL heirs of Samuel Jumper, deceased. tnames
not knoyn,) resides without the limits of this
State, it is therefore ordered that they appear
IN the Probate Court, holden for Lexington
from this date, to show cause why the real
estate OF George Fertile, deceased, should not
be partitioned. A. EFIKD
on Probate Judge, S. C.
once or Probate Court, Lexington County,
s. g., Jnne l. 1869. June w
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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dtes ,chen Advertisements are inserteG,Jy
he month.
co Book and Job Printing of all kinds
promptly and faithfully attended to.
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OUCH as BEREGES, GRENADINES, ,SHEk
- ORGANIZES, LAWNS, &c., SC
We offer inducements as to price for II
Spring DRESS GOODS for the balance OF te
season.
Also, in receipt of fresh lot of Chelly's I'D
Gloves, Silk and Lsle Gloves, Glove Fit;ig
Corscts. Bone and Reed Corscts, all numbI
line OF Trimming Ribbons, all widths md colds
Fringes, Gimp, Braids, buttons, &c. &c
All cl giant assortment Gents Under Vos,
III silk, Isle thread, drown and white, y cotin
novia, gauzc merino &c.
Another lot of handsome Shetland and c.
nadine Shawls.
We always keep the bcst Toilet Articles, sth
az Glyccrine, Palm Oil. Poncine, pumice, O.
tile, Honey, Almond and Congress Soaps, IL
guage of Flowers Love among the Roses, O1-
ponax, 1hlanG Ihlans, Nj: lit blooming Ccr,,,
Burnets standard Golognes. French and Gt
man imported Cologne, fresh Pomadcs, Coz
inc, Caliston, &c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-08
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
cultural and Mech anical Mo oo1;r

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
Agricultural and Mechanical Magazine.
(Oficial Organ If tie South Carolina State Ao-
ricuhurdl and Mechanical Society)
A T an early date, the subscribers will pub
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zine, devoted to the development of the male
rial interests of this state, and tho whole
Sonth; and will distribute 5000 copies eratut-
ously, 80 that every one may see what it is be-
,ore suoscribins They intend to make it the
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welfare. Persons wishing copies Of the first
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