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The E.ccass.i Excisemcns.

PARIS, April %, 1870.
The political excitement account Of The Pleois.
cffum l. Increasing throughout the country. and
commerce.
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CrtsfndOrO's Umrivnited III tir Dyc.-S0ld
and applied Al his wig and scalp factory No. House
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Why ca mot the police learn 70 be reasonably hu.
name In ds a'ng w'in womenf A day or two snce
a lady, the ~ eot New street broker was shame
fully handicd an Queer at the lnsgation OF ner
husoandi who \ squestcu the policeman 20 Remove
her from his ,tne s'rokersi oaicc
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''aIrs. Hurris'' jealous Of President Grant.

LONDON April 90, 1870.
The London Times this morning has leading
article on American affairs. IL aflrms that the
American political system is faulty out free trade is
gaining rapidly. The courage OF the protec ,onlsts
begins to 'a as Is shown in the COO reception tpar
mas met the Pres dents advocacy OF protecuon 10
Anerlan shipping. other proofs are also cited m
support of the statemens.
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A splendid Team Of Long Tnil Bay Hor,

A Splendid Team Of Long Tnii Bay Horses
the hnest n New York, with complete private Turnout -
be sold this day Thursday auction at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at "a Macdougal alley Washington square. HorseA
sound kind. particulars see advertise
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The Frcshet In the Bfohaws vnlicy-Thc
Valley Flooded from unnk to Bank-vu-
lagos and Cities Inundated.
The Flood In IiOya County, N. Y.
wAvppy AnrSi Io5

WAyERLRY, April 20, 1870.
The Chemung river has fallen eight feet. Twepty
rods # track were Washed out just thebrdge
at Chemung village. The road is now ready for
trains to pass. The break in the Pennsy vanla and
New York Railroad Is at Milan, eight miles below
this place. portion OF the waters OF the Chemupr
broke into the canal at Athens, and running down
TOUR miles broke out again. washing out about fifteen
rods OF the track. which IS on the OLD towing path.
passengers are now transferred. The road WIN be
repaired and trains running again regularly tO-mor.
row.
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The Rise in the Androscoariu.

LEWISTON, April 20, 1870.
The rain which commenced on Sunday increased
In violence during yesterday and still continues
All the streams are very high. The water In the An
drosc0ggln Is within eight inches OF the point
reachel the great freshet last fall and Is stlIl
rislng, ana ts two feet higher than last night
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A ve,aga ten,,aro,"ra o3>S
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The Day OF Pronnneia menio.

PARIS, April 20 1870.
The Monfeur snnources that the Journal 0n,se'
viii pubush on frioay next decree appointing the
eth OF May the day for TAX ng the vote OF the
nation OF the IssOscstaIn, and nlniting the voting
70 one day.
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Panic In Maine-The Greatest Freshce Since
1S43-Houses Vacated and Roads Impassa.

SACo. April co. 1870.
The greatest freshet since ls43 now pre- walls here
and the river Is probably higher now than 1t was
then. Four bridges and several OF the principal
streets are impossible. large number of houses
have been vacated, the occupants leaving IN boats
The water power machine shop ls smut down, and
only part OF Tacoma Corporation can run. Hobson
has forty acres OF logs held by one boom which thus
lar holds II IL breaks nothing can save the bridges
saw mills and many houses aiong the river. The
storm stil continues and the river Is rising.
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Awny with Cosmetics.

Away with COsmetfcs.
Abandon all washes enusons and lotions for the COM
pcxion They always either useless dangerous ke
the Of spots, pnpics mOrphew other exer
nal dsn OF erplivc by removing the inward
tn few doses OF SfAFrORD'S IRON AND SUI
PHUk POWDkRS. which At once tone the stomach and dis
inject the vital 0ud They the finest cobn alton OF
tngorant antisepllc the has
Sold by drIglists. One package twelve powders, 81;
three az 81 Mailed free. Money sent
HALL Il r. CkEL rs Greenwich street, New York.
A Great Deal has becn Snid In REGARD
20 KNOX the batter And great deal will continue
said about Knox beongs 10 that class will
talk cd out" for the simple that h.
tuusiiy giving the puoiic something tuk about.
kSOA, styles always commented they
their appeAance Leading articles OF fashion always
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The Fresi,ets in New Hampshire.

CONCORD April 20, 1870.
superintendent Ken0rick reports heavy wash OF
the Concord road be ow this CITY, and says that no
train can pass over the road before Thursday after
noon, and II the river continues to rise travel VIII
be delayed longer Tne water now rises about an
inch an hour ana 1t is now raining II is reported
that Aliens three million drive OF logs on their
way. between Franklin and this city. Serious dam.
ages to bridges are antlc pated.
CONCORD April 2O-9 p. NJ
The afternoon mail train over the Northern and
Vermont Central road arrived at half.past seven.-
about iOur hours late-hayiDg four car loads OF
Canadians on beard who Will obliged TO stop
here Until communication Is opened below.
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Safety of the Steamship Sirius.

LIVERPOOL. April 20, 1870.
The steamship Sirius. from Liverpool for Calcutta,
was spoken Oh Ceyon on the 10th inst, proceeding
TO her destination.
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Rise in the Susauehannn Rivcr-Dcstructiou
Of Property.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, April 20, 1870.
The rise In the river on Monday night carried
away 100000 feet Of logs from the dam at TOBY
hanna station, on the Delaware LacKawanna and
Western Railroad. The bridge was also DAMAGED
and trains arc delayed Travel on the Leniph and
SusquCnanna Railroad Is interrupted by a land Slide
On Monday night passenger tram from New ork
lang slowly.
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The fonudrymsn and mouldcrs, about fifteen
thousand ssrong. struck to-oay. as dld slso tue
talors.
The house painters are expected to strike to-
morrow
PARIS. April 70. lsT0-P ".
The sugar renners and batIaascrs have joined the
strike.
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Tho Trade Strike Bee ,n NJ Ceacrai-Thsu-
sands OF Alien Id.e IN tho Cities.
PARIS. Apri 20. 1870.
Tho ionu thraafenad atr,tas bava hcgnn In nm -
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The Flood In the Connections Rivcr-I.oss OF
Life.

HAKTFUKD, April 70, 1870.
The water In the Connecticut at this point is
twenty five ieet above low water mark and the
streets near the river are submerged. Yesterday
little girl named LIZZIE Sceery fell from pIazza
into the 100d and Was drowned. To-day four men
attempted to cross the river near the Colt pistol fac.
tory. when their boat capsiZed and Alexander
some dlilculty.
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ru.sists and fancy goods dealers
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamer w. Whilldn, higgins, Baltimore, A.
Groves Jr.
Br bark Grnln, Armstrong Gibraltar for orders, L.
Westergaard Co.
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1SIn
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Steamship Norfolk, Platt, hence, at Richmond Goth
Steamer Centipede, Beckett, hence for Boston, at
Bark Forsoget, Smith, hence at Havana 21st ult.
Bark MrDchaca, for Philadelphia, sailed from Cien-
Brig American Union, Willeby, for Philadelphia,
sailed from MatanZas 18th ut.
Brig John Shay, Baker, from New York, at Cien-
Brig Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, at Matanzas 10Th
ult., from New York.
was loading at Matanzas 18th ult
schr Queen of the West, Beatty hence, at Havana
schr Mary E. Long, Hardy at Havana goth ult.
from st. John, N B.
Schr L. S. Levering, Corson, hence, at Havana 2Oth
Schr NJ. C. Lyons, Corson, cleared at Havana 2lst
ult. for Delaware BreaSwater.
Schr Brandywine Adams, hence, at Newport 18th
-'s, schr g. W. Glover, Pickering, hence for Boston,
and j. ii. Young, Young, from New Bedford for
Philadelphia passed Hell Gate 27th ult
scnr Samuel Castner Jr2 Robinson, at Whining
Schr Jane n. Baker, Reed hence, at Wilmington,
Schr S. q f. Corson, Brewer, at Georgetown, S.
Co. 22d ult. from Charleston
Schr George Twibell, Edwards, cleared at Balti-
more 26th ut., for Georgetown, d. Z.
Goth ult., from Dover, Del -
Schr Amos Falkenburg, Terrill, from Providence
for Philadelphia at New York 27th ult.
Scbrs james SatterIhwaite, KINNEY, hence for
Boston, and Abbe H. Brown, roy & Brown, hence for
salem, at Holmes 11Ole Iu' NOeh ulI
Schr American Eagle, Clare, hence, at Newbury-
Schr sarah Louisa Pattson, sailed from Richmond
oath ult for James river TO load for Philadelphia.
Schr j. w. Hall, Powell, cleared at Boston Path
ult for Bath to load for Philadelphia.
Schr James Martin, Baker, from Boston for Phlla-
delphia, at Newport A. NJ. 25th ult.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is given that the flrst-class Iron Buoy,
placed To mark Broad Cove Rock, entrance to Port
land harbor Maine drfted from its position in the
late gale, and now lies near Irundys Reef. 1t Will
be replaced as soon the state OF the weather viii
permit.
Notice is also given that the hrstclass Iron Nun
Buoy on South Breaker, near White Head Light
house, PenoDscOt Bay, Maine mas broken from It's
moorngs and gone adrif1 IL VIII be replaced as
| soon as possible.
The buoy on Rockaway bar, at the mouth OF Rock
away Inlef is gone from It's position, supposed TO
| have been carried away by the recent SE. gale.
The hrst-class Can Buoy red and black horizontal
| stripes TO mark the west side OF the entrance to
SWash CHANNEL and the first-cass red Can Buoy No.
| g. to mark the west side OF Upper Middle, both OF
| New York Lower Bay, have been taken up for the
repair of damages sustained by being run into by
steamers. Spar buoys now marx tne posiuons. AS
soon as practicable the Iron Can Buoys WI be re-
! placed.
To mark Penguin shoa entrance TO stonngton,
| Conn, harbor, a black Spar Buoy No. has been
placed the southeast part OF the Shoa IN II feet
water, low tide on hard bottom, and about ~ VI =
mile due west fTOm the preakwater.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1154.
The coal miners strike will not likely be
80 formidable as at first anticipated.
The Illinois Female College at Jackson
vile was destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing All the inmates escaped.
Colonel Yerger has been turned over to
the civil authorities in Mississippi, and COM
mitted without bail.
One result of the franliing abolition agi-
tation has been the increased sale of postage
stamps and stamped envelopes.
Representative r. B. Butler, of Tennes-
see, and Mungen of Ohio, are the latest inn
plicated in the sale of cadetships.
"A ma aiority of GOO will be reported by the
Congressional Committee in the case of Col.
Tayior in the Fifth Pennsylvania District.
General Potts, nominated for Governor
of Montana, will doubtless be confirmed on
the adjournment of the Territorial Legis-
lature.
Owing to the fact that the official notif-
cations from all the States that have ratified
the fifteenth amendment not having been
received. the President is unable to issue the
official proclamation.
"A stormy meeting of the Senate OF the
Fenian Brotherhood took place in New York
Yesterday, and at its close one of the menu
bers, Patrick j. Mehan, was shot by another
named James Heenan.
The following were the proceedings in
Congress yesterday after the close Of our re-
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pUIt:In the Senate the Funding bill coming
up IN order, Mr.. Sherman spoke in explana-
ton and advocacy Of it, Mr.. Davis gave
notice that he would move to recommit the
bill, with instructions. After an Executive
session the Senate adjourned. In Executive
session of the Senate a motion by Senator
Rice to reconsider the nomination of Judge
Strong was discussed, but no action was
taken. Seven nominations were confirmed,
among them Max Weber to be Internal Reve-
nue. Assessor of the Sixth District of New
York.
In the House the Indian Appropriation
bill was considered Mr.. Beck offered Joint
resolution, extending the time for withdrawal
of distilled spirits from bond to three years
from the date of entry; and Mr.. Hooper
offered a substitute imposing an additional
tax of one cent per gallon for each month
after the first year. Without disposing of
the matter, the House adjourned, after
making Mr.. Culloms Anti-Polygamy bill the
special order for March %
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afternoon portion OF the roof, with all its
heavy timbers shaftiDg, etc, as feet by 80 feet,
was blown into the air and fell with n tremen-
dous crash. The NOISE of the explosion shook
half of the city. Twenty or thirty men we're
buried in the ruins.
The portion of the rolling mill where the ex-
plosion took place was where two-inch bars
were rolled. The escaping steam filed that part
of the mill for half hour before the work of
getting the people out could be commenced.
The following we're taken out dead;-
John Sweeny, boy; Peter A. Hartman, Mar
tin III. Welsh James Connolly, Patrick Morgan,
John Dowd, Mike Cannon, - Hilly, son of
Hily, and another man, Timothy Smith, after
being assisted home, died, making in all nine
dead. Twenty Others were more or less Injured.
The extent of the damage is unknown.
The following were more or less injured:-
Lewis Williams, John Engle, Charles Hartman,
son of Peter, who was killed; Patrick Kelly,
TEDDY Tiernay. This man was locked In the
ruins nearly an hour, suffering much from
steam, and is dangerously injured; Christian
Werth, j. Jones'. W. Kane, - McNearney
- Maron, Matthew Snow, Philip Weichel
Thomas Rafferty, James Harnley, Emanuel
Ostand, William Coslett and Philip McAndrews.
The extent of the damage cannot as yet be
ascertained,
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RorciRn AnnIrn.

The miners strike in Wales is extending.
"A bank failure has caused much distress
in the southern provinces of Italy.
The Spanish Cortes is still engaged over
the proposition to indict Cardinal Garcia.
Several Spanish army officers have been
transferred from Madrid to distant parts of
the country, in consequence of disloyal utter
ances
Quite stir has been created in English
political circles by the acceptance of the
Duke of Richmond of the Tory leadership in
the "Lords."
MIR. Gladstone promises to introduce an
Irish and Scotch educational measure; also,
to afford Parliament an opportunity of dis
cussing the subject of commercial treaties
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Fearful Accident in n Rolling MllI-NIne Men
Ktiled-Twenty Badly Wounded.

SCRANTON, Feb. 2S.--A terrible disaster oc-
cured here at half-past o'clock this evening,
by which nine men were instantly killed and
about twenty others badly injured. The cause
of the catastrophe was the explosion OF one of
the heating furnaces of the Scranton Iron and
Coal Company's rolling MILL All the unfortu-
nate men were buried beneath the ruins. The
dead were fearfully mangled, some OF them
beyond recognition.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
SCRANTON, Feb. 2S.-The boiler of heating
furnace No. 3, at the railroad iron rolling-mill
Of the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company, OF
this city, exploded about half-Past ; o'clock tRis
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer In the regu-
Ter lines The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line which call at
Londonderry. The steamers for or from the CONT
nent call at Southampton.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine News see First Page

ALMANAC FOR PHILADEIPHIA-THISD DAY.
Sun RISES. .......... 6}5 Moon SETS. $40
Sun SETS ........... b53 HIGH WATER. ....... l21
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
Jos. &. CRUDE,
EDMUND A. SOUDER, : COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
SAMUEL j.. STOKES,
COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
John o. James, Geo. l.. Buzby, T. A. Souder,
VIM. w. Paul, Thomas L. Gillespie.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer j. w. Brune Young, 13 hours from Balti-
more, with mdse. to A. Groves, Jr.
Schr Adeliza, Wright, Is days from Cienfuegos,
with moasses to Madeira Cabada.
Br. schr Jasper, Fowler, Is days from st. john n.
b. with laths to ID. Trump, Son Il Co.
Schr Nadab Cheney, 9 days from Newburyport,
with mdse. to knight Il Sons.
Schr Prize Banner, Atkins, 10 days from Province
town via New York, with fish to A. S. Hughes.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Foreign and coastwise arrivals for the msnth OF
February, 1870, compared with the same period in
1867
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ENGINES. MACHINERY, ETo.

SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK q SONS
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTB,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds, either Iron or Brass
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops ana
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery OF the latest ana most
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, also,
Sugar, Saw, and Grst Mills, Vacuum Pans, on
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters Pumping Kn'
gines, etc.
Sole Agents for N. Bileux's Sugar Boiling Appa-
ratus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspin-
wall Weolseys Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machines. 3oS +
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proving. Doo
Estate of William III. Dundas-owning, etc ::
Miss A. Dundas... .8'13 Passive
Mrs. Y p, Everett. ..S.ls o.,, Objects.
Mrs. E. ID. Oldham. .3'la 9'37
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let GOODS, NEWEST STYLES DIxON's
u No q h RIGHTn R.Teet phm
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SheriHs Sale.

Under order OF Judge of Probate
James p. Rawls and D. II. Feaster, Admins
traitors Of the estate Of J. J. Rawls, rS John
G. Rawls ct al.
Il YIN. Hutson Wigg, Judge Of Probate for
Richland County, in the above stated case,
will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in December
next, in front Of the Court House, in Colunl-
perty, of which the late John ]. Kawls died
possessed, viz:
All that LOT OF LAND on the corner of
Tay lor and Sumter streets, in the city of CO.
lumbia, measuring II feet, more or less, on
Taylor street, and 158 feet II inches, more or
less, on Sumter street, i'll shape o rectangular
parallclogram.
LOT OF LAND on Taylor street in the
city OF Columbia, measuring on said street II
feet, more or less, and running back 1JS feet
III INCHES, more or less, i'll shape rectangular
parallelogram.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, on the corner OF Taylor and Lincoln
streets, in the city or Columbia. measuring 81
feet, more or less on Lincoln street, and 12G
feet on Taylor street, III shape 4 rectangular
parallclogram.
All that ROUSE AND LOT on Richardson
street. in tho city Of Columbia, measuring i5
foot inches Oh Richardson street, and run
ming back 2GG foot, more or loss, bounded
North by lot of J. A. Selby, South by lot of
tho estate OF y. l. waiter, East by Richardson
street, and West by lot OF j. @. Seegers.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND on the corner of
Washington and Lady streets, in the city of
Columbia, measuring SO feet, more or less, on
Washington street. and log feet, moro or less,
on Lincoln street.
All that LOT OF LAND on Washington
street, measuring thereon 53 feet, more or
less, and running back l66 feet, more or less.
..y.SC,
All that LOT OF LAND on Lincoln street,
measuring thereon 104 feet, more or less and
running back 212 feet, more or less.
ALSO,
All that TRACT OF LAND, situated in Lex.
ington County, about nine miles below Colum-
ba, containing 100 acros, more or less and
bounded on the East by the "Congaren" River,
on tho North by State lands on the West by
lnnds Of Joel Lowman. and South by state
lands.
One fourth interest in 3J7 Acres OF Land
adjoining kingsvile, III the County of Rich
land, bounded by lands OF James Gray, -
Adams, and Of tho South Carolina Railroad
Company.
Terms OF SALE.-The undivided interest in
the 357 acres OF land near kingsville will bo
sold for cash. All the other property will be
sold for onc-third cash and tho balance en- n
crodit OF ono year, with interest from day OF
salo, to be secured by bond and mortgage OF
the premises sold. Purchasers to insure the
property and assign the policies, and to pay
for stamps and papers.
| Nov IL NTH p. F. FHAzEE, s. r c.
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South Carolina--.Richland Comfy

DC. PEIXOrTO k son, AUcr1oNEEEs.
Mrs. Mary s. l.. Gibbes, Mrs Anna NJ. Guign
ard, ii a., rs. James S. Guignard, as Adj
ministratnr, e, a..
VN pursuance of the dccreta. order passed
Il by his Honor Judge John I. Green, on
The lst day of July, 1870, vii. sell the toll
bia, belonging to the estate Of the late james
>. Gugnard, Senior, OH the FIRST MONDAY
! IN December next:
/. The LOTS fronting on Richardson stree.
-fcet, cornerlng on Plain street, and rnnnng
back East 20S feet TO the allcy-way to the
Court House square; bounded on the South
Dy lots recently sold as property of Dr.. Il. W.
Glbbes. Sr., deceased. THIS property is con
sidcrcd as among the most desirable and eli
giDle sites for stores i'll the city. 1t will be
sub-tlividcd, and proper plats prepared which
can be inspected at the Office of the under
| signed in Columbia.
=. The we'll known and valuable Pantati..u
on Gill's Creek, about seven miles from Co.
lnmbia, containing ,l52 acres. more or lcss
bounded a on the East by lands Of the estate Of
lands nfs6r of 6r aeceasna snd e. T. Sta,ns 1na
Lake plantation; North by Gills Creek. II!
desired, will be sold in parcels.
). The Square Of fnnr acr"s in Columbia
upon which the Mansion House Of the late
James $. Gnignard, Sr., stood. surrounded by
n substantial brick wall; bounded ON the
North by Gervais street; East by Bull street
south by Senate street, and West On Marion
! street This square wi'l probably be divided
into half acre lots
Eight acres ol LANDin the corporate limits.
bounded on the South by lands formerly of
Gregg, now of Erwin; North by lands of the
Misses Stark; East by lands now occupied by
w. Hampton Gibbes on Barnwell street: con-
tinuel East by lands OF the Misses Stark.
| \ plat of which may be seen vt the Office Of
the undersigned.
| Tho entire property is sold free from all
claim for dover, and the purchaser takes in-
disputabe titles.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, remainder r
| payable in one and two years in equal install
ments, with interest from date OF sale paya-
Bile annually, and secured by bond and mort
gage; purchaser to insure and assign tho
policy to tho undersigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers, stamps, etc.
D. 3. DESAUSSURE,
! Nc"9 Special Referee
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Carolina Manufacturing Company,

HAVING opened a Branch House in
ks2g the city Of Columbia, offer for sale the
&S3Y latest patented and best made STOVES;
SSthc most improved patterns and regu-
lar sizes OF all kinds of TINWARE, and
everything in thcae particular lines, with
confidence Of their merit.
GCTTEklNG, ROOFING and all kinds of
job work done with despatch, by superior
workmcn. Plumbing, in all its branches, ex-
ccutcd. Ii you want Water carried to all
ccMven:cHt points about your premises, we
will do your work at such prices rs will enable
all to afford it.
The public arc invited to call. Store in
Ehrlich's Building, fonr doors below Bryce's
corner. Ang IL t