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or ST. MARKS PLACE PARLOR FLOUR, En-
ZD suite sinly desired, with Board, TO respectle
partes TO gentlemen table ooariers, by applying
above.
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OK WEST FlGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
La and Sixth avanucs.--ROOms let with class
Board SUITE forIgerteman and wife; also Rooms for
single gentlemen
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or WEST 22D STA SUIT OF THREE HANDSOME
Z.) ly furnished let gentlemen, with with
breakfast ana dinner on sundayi terms reasonable.
90 EIGHTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVENUE
20 LARGE pleasant and third floors 42l
i25 two including ire and single Rooms Ss
liable FIRST class Reference
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ct WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET TWO LARGI
VI furnished communicating Rooms 10 let, to gen
emen, without board, would give breakfast n required
closets and bathroom.
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% CLINTON PLAcF.-RooNS on THE FIRST AND
I'D second floors, for families three -four
gentlemen together rst class Board. Reference required
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OJsT sTREET-A VERY CHOICE BACK PARLoR,
Il with Extension, and large front Room second
foor handsomely furnished, WITH excellent Board. Terms
reasonable permanent parties $50 West Twentyrs ST.
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0oD STREET. 10, EAsr-PARLoR AND bedroom,
ZsD Goor front, handsomely furnished, to be rent
ed, with board also two large Rooms fourth floor.
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10Th STREET NEAR IRVING PLAcE-AN ELE-
III ganty furnished sni Of Rooms, second noor 'front.'
will be rented with Board; also suit hr1 floor. The To-
cation Is nai and most desirable Apply At 2o East Nine.
teenth street.
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ETH AVENUE, 500, NEAR TIfIRTY-SECoND STREET,
- An entire Second Floor to handsomely furnished
consisting Of six communicating Rooms with unexcepton-
able Boaf be engaged either separately together;
house location and all appointments class best
given and required. Private stable premises TO
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o. BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BRoADwAY.-
II Neatly furnished Rooms frat and second 1oors,
FOR single gentlemen gentem and wife, without board
The New York herald., 1869-10-20

r I WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
and Sixth havenues.-Iandsomey furnished Rooms, en-
suite singy for families single gentlemen with Board.
Private table ii desired
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S7 WEST THIRTY-NINTH REET.-ELEGANTLY
- furnished Rooms, suite, first and third hoors,
with unexcepuonable Board acceptable parties
terms.
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re BARROW, NEAR HUDSON sTREET.-aAND
gentleman
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90 IRVING PLACE, NEAR UNION SQUARE-wELL
~ furnished FIRST Second and Third Floors suite
Einsy with Board private table II desired. House and
The New York herald., 1869-10-20

81 WEST TwENTY-NINTH sTREET.-A PARLoR
and large Sleeping Room, very desirable FOR or two
gentlemen, without board.
The New York herald., 1869-10-20

60 IRVING PLACF.-SEyERAL FINE ROOMS Tt
OO let with Board, desby situated and with
yenience.
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B0ARDERs AND LoDGERs WANTED.

TWO YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH
nicely furnished front Room, without board, prE
vae family location vicinity Of Bleecker streets
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Newberry County-..In Kauify. ;.

John r. sondley, @. n. Sondley, Surviving
Executors. rs. Richard o. Sondley, ct o;. z
EDURSUANT to the decretal order OF HIS
Il Honor L. Boozer, made lin, the aboYe
stated case. we will seL, at Columbia, s. O.,
sale day in January, q, 1870, next, 5ls ~ fs'
on Upper boundary street. just outside OF Stty
limits, and known as the late residence or nj
cherd Sondley, deceased. - = - y.
The House and Lot fronts on Upper Bonn
dairy street - feet, and contains G-a aorea.
more or less. The House has eight Inrfsa
Rooms, good Well and out buildings, ana ie
adorned In front with evergreen ehrubs and
with flowers. This property reconmerids
itself to purchasers as being FREQ from CITY
ta1os, and from it's situation in q desirable
neighborhood. -
ALSO, 80
All that Lot, containing - acres. more or
less, fronting on continuation of Mchordeoi,
street, above Upper Boundary, and adjoining
All that tract Of Wood Land, situste6 be-
tween the Winnsboro and Asylum Road. about
one and one half miles from city Of Oolumbis,
and containing twenty acres, moro or less. :
TERMS OF SALE.-One-hafc cash; the balance
in twelve months, with interest from lete.
with the privilege Of the purchaser pSJinE ali
cash,) to be secured by bond and mortanGe OF
the premises. Purchasers to pay Cor Clamps
and papers. JOHN r. EONDLEY.
c. 81. 8ONDLEY, "
Surviving Executors y
NEwBERRY, 8. O., Dec. q, 1869. Dec 10 fins ,
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postponed the Virginia bill because they
hed not YET sufio oiept evidenoe. 4, Earns
worth moved TO aispend, the rules and
paso o resolution that Virginia il entitled
to representation af The House refused
TO suspend the ruIes-63 to LOG. The
Speaker, decides that the Georgia bill is
open to amendment, and that q motion
to postpone will be entertained. Beck's
amendment requires day for re-assemb-
ling the Legislature not to be less than
thirty, nor more than sixty after the
Governors proclamation ordering an
election to oil vacancies, and inserting
the word voluntary" in lieu OF
''direct" physical force, in the oath de-
claring persons taking it had not engaged
in rebellion. Mr.. Whittemore intro
duced bill calling the Virginia Legis-
lature; it imposes the test oath, and
seats those having the next highest vote,
when the majority candidate is ineligi-
BILE.
Executive session, lasting four hours,
was mainly occupied in discussion of
the Presidents refusal to send docu-
ments called for by the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $42,-
600.
The President has nominated Stanton
rice Grier.
The Spanish correspondence has been
published. lit is very volumino Is, but no
new facts are elected.
The Supreme Court decides-Chase,
Field end Miller a;ssoa..ins-..,,iiaas where
State Legislature grants franchise to
a corporation and in consideration of
corporations establishing the enterprise
contemplated, exempts corporations
property from taxation; a contract is
created between corporation and State,
which no subsequent legislation or
change of State constitution can impair.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, December 90 Columbia
HoteL-A A Solomons. Philadelphia; G V Hun
ter, McMerring, n Y; l. Inglis, Baltimore:
I Robertson, Winnsboro; Boatwright,
Edgeheld; Smith, Cosmo opolite Barnum,
city; G s Bull, Orangeburg; Vim Ladder De-
Fontaine, Charleston; b Blandy, Sumter: Fl
p Sprague, Mrs Mary Wallace, N q; A C Gar
lington, Atlanta; W II Frazier, Edgefield: II.
Farnum, Q; Ii Richardson, wife and ser
want, Clarendon.
Nickerson House j @ Lapcaster, ]. T
Dunham, Y; Daniel Jones, G, @ 4 A Il; j
Avnuat, j b Carwile, wife and two children.
MISS Birdsall, Newberry;. j S Williams, J K
Simpson, w McManus. N C; J X Chatham.
Helena; G Barker, Mrs NJ Eppinr'
Charleston; W d Bunting, England; J Baus,
kett; Baltimore; " G Norwood, Cokesbury; II
Adams, Augusta; Brice, Winnsboro; T
Wadlsw, Kershaw; Logan, Pa; j L Fry, Jr,
Columbia; w jameson, G, G & A Il II; j Nc
Queen, wife and six children, Y: p Smith.
Cosmopolite; Judge l. Boozer, L $ ] HAYES
Lexington; 7 P Mitchell, Fairfield; W d Vii,
liams' Yorkyille; vile; E Hosmer, Y; s Town
spoon, NJ Davis. w ID Mcdowell, 8 M Nelson
Deas, w A Ancrum, II Ancrum, Sir. Il ]
Ancrnm, Jr, w Boykin and servant. 8 Bow.
kin, Camden; 0 ii Perrin, Baltimore: J q Nc
Cram, Harrsburg; J Lunny, Darlington; ] +
Bcattie, Beach and wife, Greenville; Mrs Nc.
Cornweii' MTs r. II Townsend and four servants,
Augusta; Conner, G II Turner, Abboville.
National H9tet-J Phillips and lady, Ga; j
Buyck, city; T. Dubose Manning; s Giles.
Platt, Granitevillo; A H Ellison, Ocopee:
Link, IL Marens. Louisville: j s Hawthorn.
Grcenville; G Garner, Clarkson's Turnout;
w hawlinsQn, Miss =, Rawlinson, Miss Nj
Rawlinson, York; @ " Fitch, Aiken; G s Meri.
wcther, II G Smith, 96; Mrs f Warley, Dar-
iington; j Brown, Abbevlle; s Montgomery
Ncwberry.
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8: AR -


L0NDpE, Decsmber 1.-THE Alabama
question ie again engrossing public at
eeuHors The celebrated "Historiops''
gnblish hessa saong eommunication in the
asnsess thia morning, wherein ho asserts
thse the European States refused to con-
stdes eRerson Davis and Robert ID. Lee
"pirHtee, q Tor the came reason Chat
France, long hefors. refuaed to co regard
Beajamin franklin. The analogy in the
casesof Paul Jones and Admiral Semmes.
he thipka complete, and thence goes on
to draw cbyions inferencss. The Times,
on the Alabatna claims, says: 'If
Mr; sMotiey proposes. sEhas negotiations
for fhe 6sttlcinent Of che claims be re-
opened ct Washing zonb the proposal will
pe accepted. We must add, that it would
be useless TO negotiate, or to talk Of me-
gonating, unless each side is prepared to
entee upon negotiations with confidence
in the honor Of the other. The charge
madelby Americans IL, that we did not
ahows proper feeling towards them dur
ing the var; that our want of proper
feelinG led ,us 10 afford unfair assistance
to fheirl snemiesJ The defence is, that
1t wassour duty to abstain from showing
feeling towards, either side: that the al
legged unfair assistance was strict OBJ
servanceJof neutrality. It is plain, that
satisfactory relations between the two
countries cannot be. restored until we
understand and respect the craving of
Amafleens for sympathy, and they un-
derstand the difficulties Of our sitnation
as impartial by-standers, injured by a
war IN which we felt bound to abstain
from interference. We shall never arrive
at the restoration of friendship, if we
begin in the spirit of pestifogging attor-
neys.) American statesmen and writer's
may remember with advantage that our
blood is, after all, not very different from
their own, Englishmen have suscepti-
bihhea aa well as Americans. It is not
probable We shall be drawn towards the
Americans by the suggestion that we are
inaincere and bent on hoodwinking those
with whom we profess to be dealing
openly
RoME, December 2O.-Cardinal Math.
leu VIII take message from the Pope to
Napoleon.
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Washington News.

. WASHINGTON, December 2O.--Tho
Tennessee Constitutional Convention
has been carried by large majority.
The Georgia bill is on tho Speakers
desk, and On effort will be made to pass
it without reference to the committee
The Reconstruction Committee heard
Bullock and Tiff on Georgia. The
discussion was mostly personal and some
In the Senate, O bill was reported. OK
empting canned fish from duties. Trum-
bull, from the Judiciary Committee. re-
ported Joint resolution declaring Vir
ginia entitled to representation in Con
gress. A bill was introduced for the ad-
lustment Of French spoliation claims
In executive session, Stanton was con
firmed-46 to 113.
In the House, bill distributing the
number and rank of Government en-
ployees among the several States and
Territories, passed. The Georgia bill
was taken up; vote will be taken at 8
O'Clock tomorrow. Several amendments
were proposed, all of which Batter. who
championed the bill, opposed, on the
ground that while the bill was not in all
respects satisfactory, amendments would
cause delay. Bingham will oppose the
bill. There is night session for debate
only. Butler states that the committee
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If remote fron cares alloy rs .,...
And'i sports that do not cloy,
Our Hme be spent in toy
While we're young; ''' p"
Then the memory q this
Is sweet as loves first kiss,
Flowing like tale of bliss
From the tongue.
Would you thus your children bless
On their little hearts impress
A whole life OF happiness
And of joys?
Help now their gladsome mirth
AS they gather round your hearth,
Nor let there be dearth
OF their toys.
There's pleasant place for these,
Where friends may, if they please,
At their leisure and their ease,
See them all.
'Tis MCKENzIE's Bazaar,
And it shineth like star;
Nor need you travel far
Should you call.
'Tis well worth long survey
To examine the array
Seen there by night and day,
Aud the throng
Who are crowding there in quest
OF the brightest and the best,
Their children's peace and rest
To prolong.
There are woody lambs that bleat,
There are chairs with scftest seat,
And Of ships perfect fleet,
Taut and sound.
And of checkers and of chess, -.
And Of dollies in full dress,
There are many scores, I guess,
To be found.
Silky poodle dogs TINT bark,
Noah and his bulky ark
Wherewith birds and beasts embark:
Little mice,
Little ducks and ponds and parks,
Little nightingales and larks,
Every one who sees remarks-
Oh, how nice!
Skipping ropes and little clocks,
Stoves and rugs, and tiny frocks,
Cows and goats in varied focks,
Horses feet;
Jumping Jacks and building blocks.
Battle-doors and shuttle-cocks,
Hoops and trunks, and keys and locks,
Children greet.
Hobby-horse, bow and arrow,
Ship and rolling barrow,
Spade and rake, and hoe and harrow.
For the field;
Tea sets and checker boards,
Banks to keep what baby boards,
Trumpets, drums, and dirks and swords
Boys may WELD.
Cages, boats and patent swings,
Watches, chains and golden rings,
Images of Queens and Kings,
AS they reigned;
Then that great invention,
The "Spring Horse but mention,
And 10! each child's attention
Is enohained.
Then bat and ball, and slate,
And games of skill and fate,
And the baby's cup and plate
All complete;
Then hoop. lotto and doll,
And carved monkey droll,
Pen or tongue can scarce extol
The whole treat.
Now. all these and more you'll meet
At McKENz1E's Toy Retreat,
On Main, near Lady street,
Who're one gets
All that boys and girls admire
All that childhood can require,
All that ma and pa desire
For their pets! Dec ZIG
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Rare Chance for Investment.

!hlHE Subscriber, in view Of o contemplated
Il change in his business, offers for sale the
following desirable property -
One first class FIGURING MILL, with Belt-
ing attachment. sgf-r'. . = -
One first class Corn Mill with scroan NJ
tachment.
;, One first class 20-horse power upright Stosns
Engine, with necessary s!a::..::;s, Betting, Co..
&c; all In complete running order, and an o..
nifty not often obtained, ;or any ono wishing to
Engage in the business.
ALsos
The MILL HOUSE, Workshops and Dwell
Ing House adjoining, now occupied by tha
subscriber; To an approved purchaser. terma
will be made LIBERAL n, TOIRR
Dec
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Domesrie Nevva.

y
CHARLESTON, December 2O.-Of the
port steamer Adola, Liverpool; steamer
Magn9lie, New York. Sailed-bark Dal.
keith, Liverpool; schooner F. r. Baird.
Baltimore.
RA1RIaH, N. c., December 2O.-The
General Assembly adjourned this morn
ing until January 10.
RICHMOND. December 20.-Gen. Can
by has ordered that 1 per cent. of the
interest due January 1, 1869, on the
State coupon bonds. and l per cent. on
the registered bonds, shall be paid on the
} 1st proximo.
SAVANNAH, December 2O.-The United
States flag, ship Severn, Rear Admiral
Poor, OF the North Atlantic squadron.
arrived Off Tybee Bay, with the officers
and crew Of the Cuban privateer Lillian.
who were captured by the Spanish au.
thorities, with that steamer, and released.
They were brought from Nassau, N. P.
by the United States steamer Powhattan
to Key West, and transferred TO the
Severn by which steamer they were
brought to this point. The steam tug
Christianna brought them to the city
yesterday afternoon. This morning, the
City Council held meeting, and appro
priated sum of money to send the re-
leased Cubans to their homes. Most of
them are from the Northern States.
New ORLEANS, December 2O.-The
Houston Telegraph reports returns from
ll9 Counties. Davis majority is 62O;
only seven Counties to hear from. The
Legislature stands: Senate 13 Republi-
cans; IA conservatives; to hear from.
The House 36 Republicans; As conserga-
tives; to hear from.
ALBANY, December 2O.-Shepherd &
Co., -four dealers, have failed for 800
900.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 2O.-3OO
Chinese, under contract for three years,
will reach New Orleans about the 10th.
New YORK, December 2O.-Eighteen
Spanish gun-boats have departed.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2O.-The
ram Triumph, formerly the Atlanta, has
gone to sea. It is rumored that she is
IN the Cuban interest, and is after the
Spanish gun-boats, which left New York
on Saturday.
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GENERAL AGENTS oFFIoE, 8.
GnEENvILLE AND COLUMBIA r., r. Co..
COLUMBIA, 8. c., DKcKArBKR 18. 1883.
pETURN or Excursion Tickets will be sold
,1U by this Company, commencing ON the 10th
instant, and good until the 31st instant, which
will entitle the purchaser to 90 aud return
upon thom for one fare. .5lLl! y, -
W. ALLsTON GIBBES,
Dec 19 3 General Agent.
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iSpeoial Despatch to Colum6ia Pha

.;c.S EAe Rs-=FE=es s-:as:e.
CHARLESTON, December 2O.-An i'm
mensa mass meeting is being held here,
and it has adopted resolutions denounc-
ing the phosphate monopoly bill. The
resolutions will be forwarded to the Le-
gislatnre to. morrow.
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New Goods.

40 ! HAVE just received another supply
IA OF fine English snd French CASSf-
MERES, Of the latest styles, ahich are
-10. offered low for cash.
c.. d. EBEREARDT,
Washington street, opposite Law Range.
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Strayed or Stolen.
HAPPY, HAPPY SURPRISE!

IF you wish something pretty and pleasing,
il (and, Of course, you do, for some near and
dear oue.) you will find q large and beautiful
selection OF useful aud suitable articles, at
E. POLLARD'S,
Nearly opposite the Columbia Hotel.
Dec 81 "a
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fsne buggy and Double Hdrness. ~
By d. G. PEIXOTTi1 a. aOW

Fine Buggy and Double Rdyness. 80
BY d. C. PEIXOTTO G. SON. .
THIS (Tuesdayl MORNING. afst inata,.t. Mt
.i s.iiTpsst O'Clock, ut our Auction Room, we
- A substantial new BUGGY and a fine Donnie
HARNESS, in complete order Oonditions
cash. Sale positive. Dea 3;
Flour. Bacon, Coffee, Cheese. DO,
BY d. G. PElXOTTO & SON.
THIS (Tuesdsy) MORNING, 2lst instant. at
half-past o'clock, at our auction room on
Assembly street, we will sell, without any
reserve, = - ~ss
$50 Barrels Extra Family FLOUR. Il.
10000 pounds Prime Bacon Sides.
Is bags Prime Rio Coffee,
10 barrels Sugar. .tst--i ..,. .s.
IS boxes English Factory Cheese.
75 kits Fine New Mackerel, ,-i.t
SO boxes Pure Assorted Candy.
so gross Friction Matcheb, 80
90 boxes Colgate's Family Soap, lio
1900 Segs-s, q coed quality, '-s
100 boxes Toilet Soaps, - -" it,'s7i
20 small tubs Orange County Butter, u.
rs boxes Star Candles, 90! ~
sale poeitive, and buyers may look for bag
gains, as the above must be sold before The Ist
OF January next. Conditions cash
Double BUGGY and HARNESS, Dec 81
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MARRIED

At Washington, D. c., on the 18th instant,
by Rev. L: T: Chamberlain, of Chicago, Hon
South Carolina, to Miss ALICE G., daughter
OF Hon. George W. Ingersoll. OF Maine.
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For Sala.

DIGfSON'S IMP ROVED COTTON SEED.
VI Mr.. David Dickson, in 1867 and carefully
preserved from mixing or adulteration with
other seed.
will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order,
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail-
road, at $500 per bushal, for any amount un-
der bushels, or at $3.50 per bushel, for all
amounts in excess of bushels.
respectfully refer to the below named gen
tlcmcn, who purchased Seed Of me last spring.
for Information touching the purity and supe.
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. Il. r.. Good
wyn, DR.. A. r. Taber, Fort Motto; p, N. Hog
ser, Esq, and VIM. Paulling, Esq, St. Mat
thew's l.. r. Beckwith, Esq, Jamiaons; and
Captain +. II. W. Briggmann and w. B. Mailer.
Esq. Orangeburg Court House ; all Of Orange.
burg County, &. @. Nov Snos
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New Firm.
ID n. LOWRANCE, w. b. LOWRANCR AND
lGe i. c. LORICK having purchased the
stock OF Fisher, Lowrance & Fisher, have
united under the firm Of LOWRANCE 4 CO.,
and beg leave to offer their services to, and
ask continuance of, the favors OF the friends
Of the old concern. They will receive paymen.
from all parties indebted to Fisher, Lowrance
e. Fisher; and those having claims against the
same. will present them for liquidation.
Dec2 LOWkANCE d co,
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Fire Crackers! Fire Crackers
10O BOXES fret quality FIRE CRACK
1VO ERs, just received and for sale low
by j. & T. q. AGNRW,
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Fresh Goods

TI6BU UUUUS
ID ECEIVED to-day:
-h 90 Barrels Western FLOUR, super. ex-
ira and family.
1000 pounds Fine Feed. .test-I
Best Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
tory Cheese, Saur Kraut, Mince Meat (sonte-
Thing nice,) Brandy Fruits, Jellies- assorted
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Oove
Oysters, Lobsters. Sardnes, Desicated Cod
Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon,
Day Mackerel, etc., etc.
Nov 90 LEAPHART d SLOANS.
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Dissolution of Oopartnership.

Dissolution of Oopartnership.
FHNHE Firm of FISHER. LOWRANCE &
Il FISHER is dissolved by tho death of the
senior partner.
@All those indebted to this concern arc car
nestly requested to como forward and settle
their accounts withount delay.
j. FISHER, SURVIVORS.
CoLCMBIA, 8. G., December /, 1869
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To Shippers Of Cotton.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE G. O. R.R.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., DEoE1fpER 1S, 1862
ON and a fter the 1st January, 1870, an add
" tional charge Of fifty cents per bale, viii
shipped over the Greenvile and Columbia Rail
road, irrespective Of distapce,) that in bound
with rope, instead OF iron hoops and ties.
By order Of the Board of Directors. -
Dec 18 i6 II. P. HAMNETT, President.
A1- Papers publishing by agreement with
the Company. will publish three times
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New Cheap TOYS,

New Cheap Toys.
ID ECEIVED fine assortment OF CHEAP
lO TOYS, to which / call the attention OF m
former CUSTOMERS.
eS p. S.-Raffies every night this week.
Dec 2l tuth2s MRs. Z. BAHLMANN.
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Breakfast Bacon and Smoked Beef.
Gnn LBS. Choice Breakfast BACON,
OVO 200 Lbs. Prime Smoked BEEF, for
sale by Il. Il G.. ID. HOPE.
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THE undersigned, Executors of the estate
OF JAMES O'HANLON, will apply to Hon. VIM
Hutson Wigg, Judge of Probate for Richland,
at his Office on the 11th day Of January, A. d.
1870, for final discharge as Executors of aid
estate. SAMUEL L. JONES,
JESSE BEESE, Executors.
COLUMBIA, s. C. Dec 9 t1f
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-21

Limburgher Cheese.
100 LBS. Of this celebrated CHEESE
lOO juet to hand
ALSO, 10 boxes prime Cutting Cheese
boxes Young Am erica Cheese.
For aale bv GEO. SYMMERS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-21

To the Public in General.
n HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
J. man who adyertises Seed for sale. Mine
is the improved BOYD PROLIFIC, which ex-
GELS any other. The price is $3.50 per bushel.
Al examination OF my proofs will be convinc-
ing. l refer to Jocob II. Wells and J. d. Hit
Gall and look at the growth, IN Butcher Town
Deo3 N. POPE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-21
Excursion Tickets.
GENERAL AGENTS oFPIO,

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