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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-06
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received mp TO
OTmURsDAY 9Th .pa for t9s rIEoHsb % 6s PITS
EuRGII FORT WAYSR AND CHICAGO HALLWAY CoNlHNl'
dated March 1863 aud due in i've Jes VIII .,esi " H. az es Of
No., cent free Of Government payable semi annually ' "
he Apency In this city let Of March aud NepiemutI
No bd 81 par accrued interest s te Al,
psmept viii required notification 81 lbe hefepsh,e {" % ~
Tie balance Of tbe OO00 Authorized MI ne' poo"'9 " WIS
,,,,Yet oW IANiFR A Go Transfrr
AGENTS No n Pine and donod bd o h9.F"'n p''' " %
p,psbursh For waybe AID Chicago Ra'i"A' Co.
New .lOIk, March 10 ltC9
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CAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.

P0R BOSTON.
WORCESTER PALMER, PITCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL, CON
CORD. TIKI WHITE MOUNTAIN
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
10 new and staneb Of the Norwich Lize.
CITY BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK
leave NtwYok daily SUNDAYS excepted at o'clock from Pier
No. % North River foot Of Vesty St,
P0R HEW.L0NDON,
connecting With the Steamboat Express Tran Om The above
Norwich ard Worcester Boston and Worcester Worcester
and Nashua add Hew-London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest For nfornaton inquire OF
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Srws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

CAPTAINS and puers arriving at this pcr are
.e addressed NewioFk Associated Press only y
persons exhibiting written authority Of W. SDonion
World Eyprsss EoeaiHg Posi- Conaner61aI 1ds S -
Ztp1 J0nud. aud NEG YORKER De1'cT~ ""o" 49,
be delivered onlT 10 the
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
FOR Haven aud Bridgeport 8, BL) ll'o m 'lS bLl@
70. MILFORD s.ratfOr ParssI Southport and w'U'r ll''oA
Per Sorssh. !, g. RIls. n:ocI ;;ls EI)3 EI)'S'
~ " Va 5,,sn :? q ii:o5 T. M s:iS. t;2s, soop
W, stsmtrd J. g. (RI) g. 1880 I9:l', tEL) 7S BL)
o,i5 ans IRr as $50 6iJo (EI) m 80 ,,s Ak
Tcr Greensieh and intermediate stations III" n ' ''"'
w." ''''' 'F CONNECTING TRAINS,
For Boston via Springfield ga m. tRIl; 3tkLls pm
Por Boston vi. shore Line l7;l5 (kIl Pa, IN 49,
Por Hartford and spring ss ~ Tx l2:is (RL)
Por toeneseut River Railroad (EI) lls M !" h'SHsA
For Hartford Providence. aud Fshil Rslr'ad spH)a i""
YswH.r.p Y,uLODdOu and stOunEiOu Railroad ats NJ
R.lrO.d n i1:is NJ 10 S0AaIP'0' aud VIII
h,nsburIh -,
"a, g.ng.taek Railroad. a. IN, !, tkx f'AP
"a, Danbury and Eorw alb Railroad, = a. m. ""
Va, E,y Canaan Railroad. a N, nls t7a h
Comnodou' os'pDs 'A' JSMRs g. HOLT, Superintendent
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pIcSFNG ms ARRIVED.

o,, IRsToN--fu steamship ssragosss 4p1 e-Ma y
Putnam Sweet aud wife j. g. BrUupet
ensEer wife aud children p Holt Johs Mol
Adam T. Jones' B. Mecory Mr. Dodge Mr. Rysl Charles Cole
WB Johnson, O. Kyte J. ky, WIN. Doyle Dr. Hage JAS MonH
gomery Niles Thos Cahi John Cabill Owen csh Ass Csh
Neal H. Spann, Jefferson
Carter zsaAh Backa Prouy PrOnty Antoine Fe o.
Nader. Mr. Prentiss, Mr. Fritz SIR. Howe
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priinting.

A n WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lOi Fulton
" :, posrsmmes hall 1esets he. ID sssau' styles haH's
and Fancy Steam job Prni.ft
IHTM- EVERDELL" SONS, No; l4 fnto Ilrat
w -STgAA JOB PRMTkS and LABEL HAH''A''O~
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3tual Auiius.

CUPREME COURT, State OF New c 2fKi ny .is
~ "a canntv ~ lork-In PAituon LINUS NUDDbh tha
~ NE and AMOS WOODRUFF and RACHEL bis wife plant
In interest TO we als PC
f.ndspt ANNA HIG deceased and KAIk iiGli m, Ne
GARiHNAII sucert,oT, 10
d.trJ.,t pIIFBR GARTHWAIf, dscesssdi tUhhIso
W inDKR and SALLY hi, vile DAVID sCUpDkR and hh u rs
tt 80 atL, defrdapt, pusuoe OF judgment OF he gu
r., Court ofths stat. made IN ht above @ ,
10 said Judgment named VII ss "
s suction through JAMES NJ MILLER Auctonter AZ we NJ
S,nge hundred and eleven BIo,dsA' ,ne o
tSeBtyeigh h khl day OF April go'
tweIT, that day the falovinE de,efLe
~ ot situate Ian date Sh Ward OF The C OF Se
yo,L ,nd known and gushed cean may OF oht OF
81 Farm by lot l9 zine bandrtd and 'e
s..rle W fB by Elizabeth street. 10 toe rear hY " NO p
hundred I'D seventy the sob by 10, No s'l ins 49,
snd on The south No ls4il nine hundred Ahh
an s. nan breadth front ard rear t"tn b.e w
md In length on eaeh ninety four go e more or ,a n %
by the number 'j) one
, nine sts nnbbsh 75l Eeih street "gF'hrr VIE .. 80,
SINGULAR Tie teneneBts beitAmtn aud sPp1'hAl'" h'''n
loueing. ~ IN wise sppefiaininr
Da ct NewNOb March lSih, iatJ ~ ,,.,vtry p..,.,
SAMUEL W. ''D'"''' '' Mehib iAA6aru
Iork city.
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y,ort- Wlarom's Hottie.

NsWIOhH, I
PoSr.wlHprSs owes, No - "ln ,v;t m
NOTICE Is hereby given, In accor ,1ia q. Aess
~ section q ". As. passed aB% nI, New Ssri D.noss
,s,sstsd in or having charge Of The @ nv apder
,Iamuauon survey that the bSsns v,s or sxsminanoss
noa 81 me to n % a.. asTt succeeding hh nsae 90
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M,oSins CARDS. III.
6oparintrsbip Bottles.
5urniiur,.

WARREN WARD a. Co.,
w Nos IS and ~ SpTibg,t corner Of Cfo'bJ
1879 Rstabished 1890
Manufacturers Of the bt,rtes OF
psRI0R DINING add LIBRARY FuRkl hAt
k, sn,bs for City tnd SoabHy Tss"ens''
ALL 0o0Ds WARRANTED As RbPREskNIhn
STORAGE for FURNITURE, TRUNKS,
- BAGGAGE other pOPsrt, "pArts os 80 M a.
.oo, t,t,p No on esyAtora Pot upekmen S on hHs " We
E1pnTp No zoo West Thirty iour;hst, corner hgh'hit
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OTFCK oY SHORE RAILWAY CoHPASI,l
CLEVELAND, March 70, 1903 5
N0TICE.-The Directors of this Company this
~ daV declared DIVIDEND OF TEN PR CENT the capital
Company peudBg the capital stock Of The Cleveland
Psnsvs AsbulA Shore Railway aud the Cleveland
Railroad CODpsuiss) payable 10 the cent thirty
the 10th dsy Of April le9 20 sah
holders Of the stock Of ssd CompaHes the close
OF the transfer boots the lst day Of Apul, 1893
transfer bOOks the Company vii close tie ls day OF Ap
next at O'eoei p m, and reopen on the 2lst -
OTYIcE PaSawA RAILROAD CorPaNY.
ToNrNE No % WALTZ EEEloRk March ~ lss)
AQTH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
40 this DAY declared the regular QUARTERLY DIVIDEND o.
PER CENT IN GOLD PAYABLE . The stoefholdsrt or their ~
representatives the jTII APRIL Ttsfrr Books
Of tie 2b inst aud oPsped he
morning Of the 7h proIimo. HENRI SMITH, ireashrer
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asBRADHuGp'sE EKsGArH REGULATOR We
kaye often read in the newspapers OF the
grsnu snccess Of f-medical compounds put
up pasfhe North and elsewhere 8 Many
OK these medicines have haa their day,
and we hear no m0fe tof them.s Their
pscpEietoss have made fortunes, ,snot %
much from the curative lapoWeis and
xistpes5of their mixtures, as from the
soserisay given them by advertising, by
which people were made TO believe al
the good that was said of them. A prepa-
ration, 10 now before the public which is
becoming very popular, andis known as
Brad9eld,s Female Regulator, pat-ap by
L. II. Brad6eld & Co., Of Atlanta. Such
is its curative virtues, that it has gained
widespread popularity all over the
country whore it has been made known.
and it is being introduced everywhere.
We are informed that immense quanti-
ties OF this medicine is being sold in all
sections Of the South and Southwest,
especially in the city Of New Orleans and
in Texas.
This much we say in Justice to its
proprietors, who are gentlemen of in
tegrity, who would not engage in the
manufacture and sale of humbug.
N16w LaGrange Reporter.
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NEaRo KILLnD. Two negroes, Hugh
Cnlbettson and Wnds jackson on the
tplaataiionyrofs u. w. sHihp,s had az Elsti,
cuff ON Saturday, night ispt IN The en-
leouhter, Qul6ertson Teceiyed Injuries
9ronA which he died In about; twelve
IAouts. jackson is still at lsrge.
"a, q M LatrshspiQe Herald
A colored man named Ben. Patrick;
employed on Tho Charlotte. Washington
and Rutherford Railrosd, was, run over
and killed day or two ago.
The village of Delmsr is part in Della
ware and part in Maryland. hence its
name, Del for Delaware, and Mar for
Maryland.
The weak and emaciated mother says {:
''My health and strength is restored by
the use Of" SoLoMoNs' BITrKRs. MI
In Laurens, it is proposed to raise a
monument to the dead of Laurens, who
fell in tho late war.
"Just the thingl'' Such is the exola-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BrrrKRs. MI
The population OF Oraugeburg is
26. 841-white s.745; oolored 1906.
The County Fair at Barnwell is repre-
sented as having been quite success.
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LARdE LAID SAFE. From the Edge
fleld Adce,sisss We learn that on Tues-
day. the 9eh iipstant, the sale OF landed
eatate d ths Lite DE-. James ,FsAAdams
took pIace. The land6s amopHfingE TO
8, 600 &cree, lie zin thesipmedists neit$h-
boz hood, Of Antioch Church. TB3y vsre
divided into ttyelye tracss, shd Goldp for
an average OF $7.92 per acre. The ag-
gregate of the sale of these lands reached
$29. .060. This, with sale Of cotton since
DR.. AS death, amounting to $15. 900.
and ample provision for his widow, sums
up. for these days, very large estate. }
-B1ps R1paE RAILRoAD.-There wasno
meeting Of the directors yesterday. as a
quorum was not present. Mr.. Reuben
Tomlinson represents the Governor for
the stock owned by the State. Judge
Orr is also here to represent stock. It is
rumored that some changes will be made
in the board of directors. !.
Charleston Ne,os, 20M.
II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." use SoLo-
MONS BrTTERs. N2l
A. Anderson Court House, on the 26th,
another County Fair will take place, and
it will no doubt be worthy of the cause.
"Oh! what nm excellent Tonic" 10 the
language of the invalid who uses SOLO
Mons BTTTERs. MI
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. November 20.-Co;l,nbia
Hofs!.-James Hoyt, Anderson; Jas MoCul-
Tough, DR. Sullivan. Gresnville; Kahn,
T Barnes, J @ Marshall, Abbeville; Brad.
Charleston; Darwin. Yorkviile; R Parker.
Orangeburg; Miss Mary Nance, Nowberry;
Miss Williams, Misc Kilgore, Mrs. Bsrksdale,
LsaTsns; Z Tuiiuck. G Tulluck, N @; G
+. Kindred, Charleston; A Barksdale, Lau-
rens; G III Jordan, Greenwood; A M Kirkland,
@; j ri Rhett, T L Webb, e Thames,
Charleeton; WE Eatle, H Fant. DeBsrry,
more. Black, City; o Q Puffer, New York.
Nickerson House-R Robson and servant,
Camden; b Seigler, 81 Loveace, Newber-
ry; T Smith, Charleston; j A Lee, Spartan
burg; D Nichols, Washington; J u Riley,
Greenwood; o Meredith, q & G r; 8 B Kan
Clure, Philadelphia; Gallaher, wife and
child. Ohio; w Q Longmsnd, B Herman,
N @; l. Peay, Fairfield; NJ Bruner, g &
A r; II Coulter, Baltimore; MCMILLAN, j j
Patterson, wife children and nurse. Pa; g p
Hyde, @ G i A H. Mrs NJ Wilhelm, ] v Cres-
n Whitney, 1; j Hay. Pa; D Horlbeck,
Charleston; Scethran, Abbeville; l. Boozer,
Lexington; G Storie, Baltimore; d Sparks,
Miss NJ Sparks, La; ] II Shriner, Charleston;
" Bookhart, Miss E N Durham, Fairtiold
G Gates, N Y.
and lady, sumter;J NJ Furman, Clarendon;
" Walker, Md; II A King, Va; J Wells. city;
II McCollough, Kichlapd; 9 F Hakes. Orange
burg; Bricc, Fla; Chies, blill Way; w
NJ McCaslan, Long Cane; w II Roane, N q; w
Leake, Laurens; Vance, Miss w Sims,
Miss Vance, Miss II Watson, Cokesbury;
Mrs Brico and daughter, Fla; Mrs J Giles, N
son, Sigusnes, Taylor, Walhalla; A Mayo,
Fla.
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CfJLIJMBIAl., s.. q.
sunday lIoraing. November q, ,lssa.

- =
ae4th Caroliaa In che Eiead-Prssson Il,
wirglnlay and Hsmpsen An Georgia.
and ths be- a.ats F@,r at Home ~.
Tn an agricultural way our State has
bean handspmely illustrated lately. Our
recent Fa.r Infused new life and new en-
eEgies ineS . onf people, and betokened a
reyising psosperity and D new lease OF
life and progress. In ;Eirginis, at her
grand Fair. Gea. Preston raised his eelo-
quSnt voice, and more recently, Gen.
BsmRsop. al ,ths great Fair at Macon.
GsorgiS uttered those words of wisdom
which show how well the noble soldier
unlerstahds that f''peace hath her victo-
ries, no less renowned than war;"
! sRs present TO our readers, this morn
ingi he Rell-concsived Grafton of Gen.
Hampton. ;It presents him in his true
cos0Fs man Garment, discreet and SEN
sible; D safs adviser, and q steady and
devoted patriot. His address will be
read with interest. North az we'll al
South. ,o (; AZ ar. ~ e.a.,i,
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The estate LABOR CONVENTION. -
Wednesday, the Oath instant, is the day
appointed for this convention, called by
committee, consiating of Beverly Nash.
B. F. Jackson end Ismes Just, who
represent themselves as appointed by the
laboring people Of Columbia and Rich
land County.
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WOULD respectfully inform his friends
wv and patrons that he has on hand the
largest stock of Goods. in his line, brought to
Columbia since tho war, which will be sold at
before purchasing elsewhere, and am posi-
tive ou will be repaid. My stock consists of
Fine English, swiss and American Gold
and Silver Watches, American and Imported
Jewelry. Silver Ware, Cutlery, Fairchild Dia-
mond Pointed Pens, French and American
Clocks. Large assortment Fine Musical In
struments; Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
and many other articles too numerous 20 N en-
ton. Hair Jewelry mado to order.
None but frst-class goods kept on hand.
Nov al
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J. A. Butts 6, Co., Bainbridge, Ga,
say: We have heard some say they would
not take $4,000 for the benefit derived
from Simmons LIVER REGULATOR. LII,
Rev. s.. Gardner, Attapulgus. Ga,
says: For all arrangements Of the liver,
for dyspepsia. diarrh@a and piles. Sim
mons Regulator has no superior. It acts
like charm. -...
John J. Allen, Bibb County, ssye: L
can confidently say that it has done me
more good than all the medicine ever
used. I shall never be without it. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator seems to be gain
ing golden opinions, and every one should
use it. N20&3
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A CoLD To-DAY-a cough tomorrow,
a tightness of the breast the next. Pneu-
monia follows. Consumption crowns
the fatal issue-all from neglected cold
or cough STANLEY's CELEBRATRD CoUaR
ExpEcToRANT, known more than quarter
of century, is the only sure remedy.
The remedy is at hand. Why will ye not
use it? For sale by FIsuKn & HE1NMsH.
Druggists. MO
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Reasons why You should use TUFTS
IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR DYE. Because
the BARRIERS say it is the best. Because
it imparts natural color. Because it
does not ipjure the hair. Because it
leaves the hair soft and glossy. Because it
does not stain the skin or bed linen. Be
cause its application is simple and easy.
Because its effect is instantaneous. Be-
cause it is the best in the world. MO 6
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THE M1LLs HousE.-This we'll known
first class hotel-located corner Meeting
and Queen streets. Charleston, 8. c., has
been re-opened under the proprietorship
Of J. Parker. Esq., aided by o reliable
corps of assistants in every department.
It's previous reputation will be main
tanned.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS Ts.-Attentiop is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning.:
Hardy Solomon-Chaffee's Tonic.
j. Meighnn-Gaiters. r'll
1. .Sulzbacher-New Jewelry.
Jacob Levin-Anction Sales.
d. B. Miler-Richland- Equity.
u. G. Peixotto e Son-Auction.
W. ID. Love & Co.-New Goods, &c.
DIR. @. H. Miot-Solomon' Bitters.
w. D. Stanley-Children's Carriages.
e. sc. d. Hope-Flour, &c. 81
Empire Shuttle Machine. 49,"
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Just Arrived.
A lot Of oxtra fue g.

A lot Of oxtra fns Saddle.
6 s>v1,0 and Harness HORSES. They w.
(YFVScan be seen at Chss. Logan's ~
NA-Esta6les, whore we expect toeA2281
keep constantly on hand fine assortment OF
HORSES and MULES during the winter.
Oct "a tlS I'm W. Il. Il J. NJ. TALBOT.
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1t is sold that Calisaya Bark has Pc
culiar effect upon the liver, and guards
the system against diseases by exposure
and irregular diet. 1t is conceded that
the great success of tho wonderful PLAN
TATIoN BIrTERs, which, previous to our
late unhappy difficulties, was found in
most Southern homes, was owing to the
extract of Calisaya Bark which it con-
tanned as one of the principal ingre-
dients. In confirmation of this we have
heard one OF our distinguished physicians
remark, that whenever he felt unwell
from ordinary dietetio or atmospheric
causes he invariably relieved himself by
PLANTATION BrrTERs. Wespeak advisedly
when we say that we know it TO be the
best and most popular medicine i'll the
world. -n .pf,;o.n ~, ,.. ..rtet+i.'
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at half the price. N20t3
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Richland...In Funitv

Richland---In Equity.
James Hopkins, Administrator, and David
Hopkins us. English Hopkins, Amy g. Hop
kins et al.-BM to Marshal Aesets, Sale of
Real Estate, dc, &c.
DURSUANT to n decretal order in this case.
Il the creditors Of the late General William
hopkins arc notified to establish their de-
manGs against the said Estate, before me. on
or before the 4th day of December next.
d. Is. MILLER, C.CP.
Clerks Office, Columbia, 8. c., November
&C. 1869. Nov2l
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters.
NEW BOOKS.

ID ESOURCES of the SOUTHERN FIELDS
III AND FORESTS, including Medical Bo-
tany of the Southern States, by L. Pcyre
Porcher, NJ. D.
The Campaigns OF General Forest and his
Cavalry, with Maps, &c., 81 80.
Our Own Birds OF the United States.
Where ia the City ?-sl.5O.
Truths Illustrated by Great Authors.
European Vineyards. by FlagS.
Her Majesty's Tower, by Dixon.
The Story of William, tho Silent.
Cheap editions Of George Eliot's. Reade's and
Thackeray's Novels, and many beautiful books
for children. For sale at
BRYAN Il McCARIER'S
Nov 10 Bookstore.
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Choice Wines and LIQUORS.

CHuIce WIues anu Liquors.
Sn BASKETS and Cases Genuine CHAM
eOV PAGNE, Heidsieck. Lac Dor and Carte
Dor.
London Dock and Hennesey Brandies, Hol-
land Gin.
Harmony, Sherry, Claret and Southside Ma
deira Wines.
Warranted, and for sale by
Nov 10 f. Il G.. u. HOPE
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
and Western mails are open for delivery
at l p. M. closed at II. 80 a. m. Charles
ton (day) and Greenville open at s. 80 p.
M; closed at $50 p. m. Charleston
night mail open at $40 a. M; closed at
AIS p. m. On Sunday. the post Office is
open from 1 to 2 D. m.
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For Sale.
yhEEH ONE very fine light CARRIAGE,
A&1SAefor single or double harness. Also,
very fine BUGGY. Inquire of
Nov II JOHN MCKENZIE.
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E LEGAL PROFESSION.

TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
ID RICHARDSON'S LAW REPORTS, VOL. Is
1O Richardson's Equity Reports, Vol. H.
Being the concluding volumes OF the Decisions
OF the Supreme Court of South Carolina, un-
der the old regime. Just published and for
sale by BRYAN MCCARTEK.
Nov 10 Booksellers Columbia
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II CSl TcCclSeu ON CODSlSnucnt, ana lOr sale
81 very low, 5000 very choice. sweet ORANGES.
Nov 20 Il. O'NEALE & son.
For sale at Pollock House,
A FEW DOZEN DRIED MULLET ROE.
N For Sale at Pollock House,
Genuine Imported SWITXER CHEESE
For Sale at Pollock House.
McEwan's Celebrated SCOTCH ALE.
For Sale at Pollock House,
Guinness Celebrated EXTRA STOUT.
For Sale at I'OHocL House,
Imported Bremen LAGER.
Just received a small lot OF the Messna LE
MONS,
For Sale at the Pollock House.
Fresh Goods
ID ECEIYED to- day:
LII 90 Barrels Western FLOUR, super, cx-
ira and family.
1000 pounds Fino Feed
Beet Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
thing nice,) Brandy Fruits, Je.lies- assorted
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Covo
Oysters, Lobsters. SarGines, Dosicated Cod
Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon,
Bay Mackerel, ETC., etc.
To the Public.
nv0 200 SACKS Liverpool SALT, standard
ssAAzAA9AS)weight, which we offer at low figures.
H3.iss&s 800 Bbls. FLOUR, OF all grades, which
we will sell to dealers and at retail, as low as
the market will afford.
New BUCKWHEAT-very choice
Wo have also just fnished largo and oom-
modious Warehouse, for the purpose of stor-
ing Cotton, which We will store and sell for
our friends. CAMPBELL d JONES,
Nov 2D few doors above PudlHIX Office
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENvE1opKs.-A
lot of wedding cards and envelopes, OF
latest styles, has just been received; {;
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and at less than one. tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens ct PHOENIX
Office
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BUSINESS CARDS AND CIRCULARS. AS
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution of business cards
and circulars, our merchants and others
will please give attention to the fact that
our job Office is supplied with the best Of
boards, of all colors, fine commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles Of type,
thus enabling US to supply all of such
wants.
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The United States. Court, Judge Bryan
presiding, will commence the Fall term,
In the hall of the Nickerson House, to-
morrow, 22d instant.
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Boot and makers Wanted.
. GOOD WORKMEN can obtain employ
IL ment and the highest wages, ut the mi
nufactory OF RICE, RAWI,S d CO.,
Nov IL th4 Union, 8. G.
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Oar Northern exchanges are Aiedsvish
accounts OF the opening Of the S1ez Ca
nal. But wei sfe more concerned about
tho opening Of the G0lambid Canal
Mons. Lesseps opened the one, but
Mons Sprague did not open the other.
Who will now take the canal matter in
hand?
We are requested, by letter from the
Secretary of the Agricultural aud Me.
ohanical Association, to correct double
omission in the list of awards. lately, pub
lished. One of these relates to q premi7
um awarded to our citizen, DR..
VIM. Reynolds. for an important patent
ed Improvement in the construction of
artificial dentures, illustrative Of which.
a variety OF beautiful artistic specimens.,
by Reynolds g. &iReynolds. were exhibit
ed. The other, to favorable notice OF
specimens equally beautiful and artistic,
exhibited by DR.. Boozer. OF this city,
and constructed by him on the principle
OF the above patent, OF which he 10 o
licensee. Our opinion and experiences of
this important improvement. have been
given to our readers long ago; nothing
that we could now say in eommendation
of it would add to its praise-.fs in ere.
ry 6ody's mouth.
RELIGIOUS Saav1oEs TINS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector,
101a A. M. and 4P. NJ
st. Peters Church-Rev. J. J. O'Con-
nell. Pastor, 10 A. M and 8 P. NJ. 'I'.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev. VIM.
Martin. 1O1a A. NJ; Church Meeting,
|3% P. M.
Marion Street Church-Rev. w. W.
Mood, l0>s A. NJ. and TX p NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. L. Reynolds.
1OH A. Nj.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. E. r.
Rude, 101S A. NJ. q.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. W. E.
Boggs, 10T A. M. and 7 P. NJ.
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Wanted to Hire,

A SfEWARD-one who understands his bu-
n siness; also, several Dining-Room SER.
WANTS. Apply Immediately at the
Nov 20 3 NICKERSON HOIJSE