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Replete With every desirable apparatus and BRO
tanned, with constant personal attention on the part
Of the proprietor, makes this the best place the
romptly executed. sell On
INSURANCE.
A s. PRATT & SOW,
Issue Polreis, 10
The PHGNIX EIrel Insurance Company q, Hart
ms YONKERS,
and me FfREMEN's. Of Nsr YOrk.
FAIR RATES AND l5 6s2srr PAYMENT OF
st 9ss Snder L'"e0i" Hal, eOrnsr N,ah .aad d
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
8 10 900 o. 90
ENSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
FIRE.
ALL LOSSES PAID WITHOUT REFERENCE
TO THE HOME OFFICE.
PROMPT AND LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS.
PREMIUM RECEIVED 1869 -....s % ,o51 ,s2s
LOSSES PAID 1869 .easa,o
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1924 STREET,
Near Treasury Department.
fe2-eoim &. STORRS. Agent.
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BURNETT's FLAvORING EXTRACTS The sm-
peTio'fty Of these extracts consist in their perfect
purity and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which
enter into the composition of many of the facti-
tous fruit fiavors now in the market. Thew are
NOT only true TO their names, but are prepared
from fruits of the best quality, and are so hghIv
concentrated that comparatively small GUAM
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston. manufac-
and Druggists. w a
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THR CENTRAL DOLLAR Sropv n p
yewelry, Fans, Vases, Plated Ware, No Sos
market space, between sth and 9tR stree.s
ALSO, agent Tor Florence Sewing Machine. asI.
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ELECTION OF DKLEGATR.-The male members
Of the 9tl-street Methodist Protestant cbur,b
last evening elected Mr.. James A. Kennedy de-
gale and Mr.. p. d. Bartlett alternate 10 ira
Mari land Annual Conference.
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ja10- ~
UNION FIRE INSURANCE. DON
~ ,.,PAHY OF WASHINGTON.

Vce-No. q Louisiana ave., one door east Of 7th q
promptly paid. W. sA'0 49,
biggs, Vice President; Marshall Brown, TSomsc
gerry, richard wallach, VIM. Dixon, Daniel Dodd
oeley NOBLE d. LARNER, sscrseary.
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INDUCKMENT TO Buy Coon SEWING Ma
chNE.EWillcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Ho0n
SkiII FACTORY, 40S Seventh street, between b
eo L. 2,l7
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dlsgrace 81 the nation; and even the Representative
laws farisy are afd 1,
! am told BY the same oficiai the S1perin-
eeht:.n Of the public schools under his charge are
about 70 be condemned nusances by the Boar,l
and confined MN IN 4os Si
W. Iou, oy tnirty feet square and ten feet high
asnnsd y Ne; public 1ni.snee which ought TO be
81 .. am 'od such prisons to be found
name Of public schools. 0's"'"'' WIN 'hs
based upon the personal know ledge Of thu MOI
contain misrepresentation the correction Of wh,cb
rally given their mean. to snppor, Who Tho have ibs
the Mayors and Councils whose judicious leaisia,i
whose wisdom energy and devotion hay .s'; hoard
and bnilt up the system to strive worthily to CON
and spd 70 the SaS and
fsssions and made enectual the liberality of lar
q fh ss. E, sas and
staisment. First. That the public school. Of tRi.
s s asesaSy n II n.srae
tion and excellence Of discipline with the schools OF
aecommodations have increased as rapidly as the de
msnd has warranted, and there are more vacant
,ssshsTs 4 .aieisas for the vents OF the Schools
Fourth That no scholar has been even temporarily
is% 9S1se
50 Serne,91s a. g render expulsion absolutely
ticket Of admission obtain one on calling at tbe
or place Of business Of any trustee in fhe
sixth. That although some of the school rooms p.
snlent and even unfit for the purposes. few or
a ale 90 small or poorly constructed Is 10 be
OF the corporation will permit - INV
~ hssatrsd That we cordially invite ALI members Of
Cogrsss Interested in education in this District "a
mAAe IivIuent visits to schools CONFIDENT that
thry VIII md teafhers faithful, intelig. MT CONNIE
sod. ana are ea1eir scholar: whose minds aud
methods 81 Instruction and discipline wo,,, -, ~
pnresf STATE OF educational science, and In many
Union. 'i'ies oi the
hssoIrsd, That We appeal 10 Congress- for a;5 mn,
because the people OF this city have nrnyaS IL M
selves unable or unwilling 20 dischary. shei, 81
IN the grrnisesi na eeeanse, with On ANNUAL appro
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Mass Meeting Last Ntght-4 Liceiy Discussion
The Contest for the Adyeralty-Letting The Ca,
out Of the Bdg-WhO are TO Hare Places an
JpRer
cans was held last night at the Stevens School
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General Santa Anna arrived in Havana,
on Sunday, from Puerto Plata, intending
80 sail for Vera Cgpz on the 22d. The
Captain General ordered him to leave on
the flrst steamer that. sails from Havana
for any other than,a Mexican port. Z
s FIVE AT BuRrH. NIB. james Nc.
Bennastsville, gave birth, few days
ago. "a, ,ave children.
s,Oh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo
MoNs,} BIrTERs. MI
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Friday and Saturday, Febr'y 10 and 10.
THE FAMOUS AND ORIGINAL
LaRue's Carnival Minstrels,
RRASq RAND


AND BURLEsQUE OPERA TROUPE,
The most stupendous organization extant,
numbering eighteen distinguished Artists.
The Heroes OF a Hemisphere, aud Prime Mi
nisters OF Monlus, Terpsichore, Wit, Senti-
ment and Opera Bouffe. Monsrchs Of the
Profession. Newly Augmented, Remodeled
and Enlarged for 1870.
THE GREAT RICARDO, the only Prima
Donna outrivaling Adelina Patti. A. J. Tall
BOT, best end man living. BILLY REEVE,
best Plantation Darkey in the world. STEVE
RODGERS, best single Clog Dancer and Song
and Dance Performer on the continent.
''FUSSY JOE MACK" moot versatile Bur-
lesque Artist in the universe. HUGH
HEMALL, best Ballad Singer in tho United
States.
LARUE's ORIGINAL SENSATION.
sHoo FLY, LA RUE's, 1sHoo FLY
sHoo FLY, LA nuE's, sHoo Fly
EVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT.
Vanderbilt Sings it, Gould HUNS 1t, Fisk
Whistles it, the Blind can hear it, the Dea,
see it,
EVERY NI0HT, Begins at 8, EVERY NIGHT.
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT SIP. NJ
Admission rs cents. Reserved Seats 81. co.
Reserved Seats secured during the day at the
Hall, without extra charge.
"PHAT BOY" Agent.
D. c. LARuE, Manager. Feb 18
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La Rue,a Minatrela performad laat

La Rue's Minstrels performed last
night to highly-gratiHed audience; and
to say that they fully kept up their repu-
tation as first class performers, would be
but to give them faint praise. They
were good and the loud and con-
tinued applause proved this very con-
clusively. "Shoo Fly" brought eyerv.
body up standing. Don't forget that the
performance will be repeated this even.
ing, and that Janpey's Hall is the place.
-~-- ->-<<---N>~l->>----------
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February 17.-Nick.
-erson House.=J. W. WanIless, Newark.
N. j.: George Lewis, Thomasville; O. 9.
Baker. Union;J. NJ. @. Bowen. Balti-
more; j. w. Paulee, city; r. 8. Fletcher,
q. S. A; Miss Lizzie Royal, Charleston;
Mrs. G. w. Razor, A. M. Hunt, Ander.
son; Miss Cora Vogt. Miss Bette Vogt,
j. D. Williams, Ocala, Florida; William
Johnston, Charlotte; G. W. Cheasman,
J. r. Davidson, Laurens; w. B. Dun
ham. Kentucky; Albert Norton, +. M.
Stephens, N. P. Qnigley, w. g. McIlton
and wife. D. Q. LaRue, E. NJ. LaRue,
Martin LaRue, Signor Ricardo, Billy
Reeve, Jack Talbot and eife, Hugh
Hamall, Arthur Hamall, w. @. DuMal-
49, '" ,oSASb, " LA big, " H. AK
telle, V. Miles, NJ. Lewis. E. A. Babbage,
Dick Thompson. Stevie Rogers, New
York; John Lunney. Darlington; John
Dornan. Philadelphia; e. N. Law, York.
Columbia Hotel IT. P. Matthews, Jr.,
Jas. 81. Rion, Winnsboro; r. A. Hatcher,
Augusta; r. M. Schirmer, Baltimore; W.
s. Noble, Georgia; H. Thomas, Rey-
nolds' Menagerie; Miss L.. Gibbs, 8. O.:
A. Hill. G. G. Howard, Tenn. j. J. CO.
hen, Josiah Sibley. Augusta; ;E. o. Hum
phreys and lady. Miss NJ. Priest, Michi-
gan; j. L. Bennett, N. J. Butler, New
York; L. Hill, lady and daughter, Edge
field; G: G. Coe. Boston; T. Steers, w.
NJ. Melling, New York; VIM Langston,
Augusta; G. w. Tolbert. Ninety.six; J.
A. August, Baltimore; T. E. MoLure, III.
J. Patterson, Chester; A. B. Springs,
Yorkville; r. Mckay, Alex. McBee,
Greenville; w. B. Corley, Alabama; F.
nj. Godbold, S. c.; w. J. Davis, Ridge
way; W. 81. Neal. Charlotte; w. D.
Kennedy, Charleston. n
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CRUMBS. s.-John c. Seegers, ESQ.,, has
re-opened his old store, above the PHG-
NIX Office, and requests his uptown
patrons to pay him call. We did.
Mr.. j. G. Derby, the New York pub
Usher, has opened an agency in Augusta,
Ga, for the sale by subscription OF
standard works, and advertises for good
canvassiDg agents, to whom excellent in
ducements ore offered. Mr.. Derby is q
thoroughly practical man, and to his
talents in the publishing line adds that of
n competent horticulturist. We invite
the special attention of the public to his
card in another column.
An inquisitive individual is anxious
to know why so many men in places of
amusement, during the intermissions,
have to leave their seats and 90 out;
also why, when they come back, they
are 80 "alcoholioally perfumed?" We
suppose the reason is that some one
makes in their hearing the famous re-
mark which tradition says the Governor
of South Carolina once made to the Co.
vernon of Georgia.
Races have been the order of the day
during the week-amateur riders, and,
we might say, amateur horses. There
was vast amount of sport, however.
Mr.. John T. Ford was formally in
dicted at Charleston on yesterday, for
refusing to mix white and colored peo-
pie in the dress circle of the theatre.
We guess he can stand the pressure
about as long as his prosecutors and
prosecutors.
A sharper has been buying cattle and
selling them at the same price next day
No one could tell how he got rich by the
process until it was found that he
bought them in the evening before they
had been watered, and sold them Just
after watering them. The gain was
about forty pounds to the OK.
Messrs. VIM. G. Keith and Robert A.
Thompson have purchased the interest
of Mr.. Robert Young in the Keowee
Courier.
The ice crop may be failure, but Mr..
Seegers will keep us cool during the com
ing summer, as he will shortly have
patent ice machine in operation.
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The UNITED STATES CoURr-Wednes-
day, February 16-Hon. G.. S. BRYAN
presiding.
I'a Bankruptcy. Parie B. E. Du-
Pont. in re William CASTOR. Petition to
establish lien. Order of sale granted.
Ec Pdrte James U. Edwards Us. J. NJ.
Staggers, in re John Matsen.. Petition
for rule to show cause. Sheriff of Will
liamsburg County ordered to pay the
sum collected by him on the judgment
aforesaid.
Er Parts r. A. Maxwell, J. ". Car
Isle, S. G: Herwigg & Co., W. w. Har-
ris, Elias Wall, j. J. Boyd and wife. and
Fowler & Fisher, an re G. w. II. Legg.
Petitions to establish liens. Order of
payment granted in each cases.
Ec PARE r. G. Wingo, Cadow, Nc
Kenzie Il Co. and G.. w. Turk, in ne G..
w. H. Legg. Petitions to establish
liens. Referred to Registrar Clawson.
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OxFoRD, Ca, November 4, 1869.
do certify that sold to Messrs. Richard
O'Neale L Son, of Columbia, s. c., some of my
choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting
purposes They proposed to sell portion OF
what they raised. Planters purchasing the
genuine Dickson Seed DAVID DICKSON.
We are Mr.. Dicksons Agents here, and will
order Seed direct from Mr.. Dickson, il desired.
Price S.. 90 from one to five bush els, or 81 90
for five and upwards.
Feb 16 VT RICHARD O'NEALE SON.
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South Carolina Medical Association.
T'HE annual meeting Of this Association will
4 be held in the city OF Columbia, on tAe
second (2d) WEDNESDAY, in March, the eth.
Delegates will be passed on the Railroads
for half fare.
Arrangements have been made for board at
the Columbia Hotels at reduced prices.
County Societies are allowed one. Delegate
to every five Of it's regular members.
J. 8. BUST, Al. D.,
Feb II Recording Secretary.
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Pure Dixon Cotton Seed

NJE OFFER for sale bushels Dickson
wv Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained
from MIR. David Dickson, Oxford Ca, last
spring, and which Was selected by him for his
own use. Notwithstanding the unprece.
dented dry season, we gathered from i 500 to
$500 pounds to the acre-makiDg twenty-six
bales to one mule.
Price $500 per bushel.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this mcrn1ng:
Spring Seed Oats-E. Hope.
s. @. Medical ssociation-Meeting
70 All Out OF Employment
Burglar Safes-Campbell & Jones
Taken Up-T. s. Minton.
Acts of the Legislature.
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ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER The following
officers were elected to serve fer the en-
suing year:
Montgomery Moses, of Sumter, NJ E.
Grand High Priest; c. j. Jaeger, of Alb
beville, Deputy Grand High Priest; J..
\. Hoyt, OF Anderson, Grand King; E..
w. Lloyd, Of Florence, Grand Scribe;
G. +. Jackson, of Columbia, Grand
Treasurer; A. L. Smythe, of Charleston; !;
Grand Secretary; B. 2. Herndon. of
Cokesbury, Captain of the Host; II. T.
Covington, Grand R. A. c.; l.. +. Mayer,
Grand Sentinel; w. S. Bowman, Charles
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Just Arrived.

~ A CARLOAD of young Kentucky
MULES, as fine as any we have
nA.& handled this winter. Warranted
sound and healthy. Call and examine
them, ut Logans Stables. corner Assembly
and Senate streets.
Feb 13 W. S. & J. NJ TALROTT
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Crackers Crackers

HNOR the convenience Of families, we have
~ just received supply Of Fresh CRACK
ERS, assorted, in ten pound boxes, consisting
OF boston, Butter, Cream, Egg, Milk and Pa
tent Assorted Crackers, which will be found
very convenient to house keepers.
Feb j, & Il. r. AGNEW
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81 am strong and healthy, yet TO pre-
serve my good condition." use SoLo-
MONS BIrTERs N2I
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Butter.
EtiWan Fertilizer.

A AGENT for this valuable Fertilizer, we
"a. are authorized to offer premium Of a
half ton Of Etiwan Fertilizer for the best acre
of COTTON raised in this District, with tho
use Of said Fertilizer, and half ton Of ga ne for
best acre Of CORN.
Feb 1G VT RICHARD O'NEALE 4 SON.
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GEN. BUTLER,s DIsAnu1TY Bt1u.-The
bill which Gen. Butler reported from the
Reconstruction Committee on Thursday,
is not the kind that is wanted. It makes
the conditions which person must fill
before receiving his parden, too embar-
RAISING and humiliating. It arranges
for public notice to be given of the in
tention Of each one 10 apply before the
courts for removal of disabilities, and
thus sort Of. interest is given to each
occasion, and the recital Of penitents
s'aots done against the Government" is
heard by hundreds of persans who have
done the same thing, and an esprit is ex-
cited which is more apt to revive old
rebel jubilation than to reclaim old rebel
sinners.
What we want is something broad and
statesmanlike, something that is univer-
sal, which exoepts nobody, imposes no
conditions and asks no retractions, but
which simply says: "We forgive you; go
and sin no more" There is nothing to
do but to issue general bill under the
clause of the fourteenth amendment,
providing that two-thirds of each house
of Congress may relieve personal disa.
bilities. The mode is so simple, that il
Gen. Butler goes to work in the right
way, he can dispose OF it more easily
than he did of Cox.
Near Fork Herald.
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THE HUMAN Form DIVINE. What
sad havoc Scrofula inficts on the hu-
man system. How Rheumatism distorts
the frame. What misery the injudicious
use of Calomel entails. How sad the
effects of Syphilis transmitted from pa
rent to child. Would you avoid these
terrible Affections, fail not to use DR..
TUTT's SARsAPARILLA AND QUEEN's DE-
LIGHT. 1t penetrates every fibre of the
system, even into the bones, and eradi-
Gates every trace of disease. F156
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For Sale.

t- ALL that LOT of LAND, Situated and
ff!M being ill the city of Columbia, on the
&nl corner of Richland and Assembly streets,
fronting 270 feet on Richand street, and 107
feet on Assembly street. On the lot are two
Cottage Dwellings and good Well OF Water.
For further information, apply to
FEY is' GEORGE d. HOPE.
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JUST AS We EXPECTED Chief Con-
stable Hubbard, in reply to DR.. Doyle's
resolution requiring him to furnish the
names of persons murdered in the vari-
Gus Counties, states to the Legislature
that he is unable to do 30, from the fact
that his subordinates only reported the
number of murders, and not the names
Of the murdered. This functionary re-
ported five murders in Oconee County
just five more than occurred Such is
the reliability of the Governors Chief of
Police!-Keo,Cee Courier.
Aterrifc boiler explosion occurred at 513
and SIS West Twenty street, New
York, on the 14th. Two ee-story brick
buildings were completely destroyed
The total loss is S30,0 The engineer,
fireman and book-keeper were danger
onsly scalded. The boiler shot into the
air, and, descending, crushed through
the roof of an adjoining building, which,
however, was little damaged.
Mysterious MURDER IN SAvANNAH-
The Savannah Advertiser reports the
murder, in that city. of negro named
Dorsey Fields or Paul Bryan, hailing
from Purysburg, South Carolina. He
was cut with q long, sharp knife, and
beat on the head with some dull weapon.
His assailants are not known.
"Just the thing'' Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use SOLO,
MONS BITTERs. N21
The cotton mills in Preston, in Ian
cashire, which were compelled to stop u
short time since on account of depression
in the cotton trade, are resuming.
The weak and emaciated mother SAYS:
"My health and strength is restored hy
the use of SoLoMoNs' BIrTEDe. MI
Biggers Mobley, Esq, a wealthy
planter Of Chester, died a few days ago.
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Acts and Joint E1ssoiutions Hassed By the
Legislature OF Doush Casellaa.-
JOINT RESOLUTION AUTzo9IzNa TER Af.
X SPoiET,lsNT9 OF FISH CoS1afzsMoNnes, Ana,
3 DElINIlsa 11R DUTIES 9HzREoF. iE
Besit resolpsd by the Senate and ;House
q RapresentNsives'of the State aE South
Carolina, noV5metand sitting In GenaEa.
Assembly. ana by the authority of che
same, That Board Of Fssk C9mmis-
sioners shall be appointed. by tie Go
vernon TO consist ofsone member frotn
each Judicial District.
2. II shall be the duty of said Com
missiohers to inspect all inland streams,
IN their respective DISTRICTS that are
large. enough = for migratory fish to
ascend, and report to the Legislature, at
its next regular session, what obstruo-
tions are necessary to be removed, and
over what natural'water-fallB or artificial
dams it may he expedient for fsliways to
be constructed, and what Impurities are
allowed to flow into, or are cast into, the
streams that are poisonous to fish or de-
structive of their spawn. ,, t#
3. It shall be their duty to report to
the Solicitors, in their respective Cir
cults. all parties who may be violating
the present fish laws of the State; and It
shall be the duty of the Solicitors to
prosecute all persons so reported. =
4. Said Commissioners are auth orized,
and are hereby empowered to visit, at ali
times, and inspect any point they may
deem necessary for above mentioned
purposes, and are empowered to call to
their assistance 80 many persons as they
may deem necessary, in case of resist
ance; and any person refusing to give
such assistance shall be liable to q fine of
not less than ten, nor more than fifty
dollars, to be recovered in any court, of
competent jurisdiction in the State.
5. The pay of said Commissioners shall
be, to each, two dollars per day for each
day, and ten cents per mile for each mile
travelled, in the discharge of their duties
Prooided, They shall receive pay for n ot
more than ninety days during the year
1870. Such expenses to be paid out OF
any money in the Treasury not other-
wise appropriated.
In the Senate House, the seventeenth
day OF January, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eigh. hundred snd
seventy.
CHAS. ". MONTGOMERY,
President pro tenn. of the Senate.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House Of Representatives,.
Approved the nineteenth day of Janu.
ary, 1870.
ROBERT X. SCOTT. Governor.
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To all Whom it NAV Concern

HAMBURG, s. c., JANUARY 16, 1870.
PElNG appointed and commissioned as the
- Receiver OF the Hamburg Bank, all par
ties having transactions with said Bank will
communicate with FRANK ARN1M
Feb 6
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Notice.

Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, February 16, 1870.
A LII persons engaged in any bushes. trade
are notified that q license for the same must
bo obtained on or before the 1st day Of March
next The penalty for neglect or refusal in
taking out said license as prescribed in the
1870" will be rigidiy enforced after salt, date
Feb II j. 8. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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Liver CoMPLAINT.-Arise from tor
pidity of the liver, causing decrease in
the flow of bile; from too great determi-
nation of blood, causing enlargement,
Inflammation. abcesses; from obstruc-
ton OF the ducts leading from it into the
bowels, causing iaundice and similar
affections; it sometimes produces dis
eases of the skin-such Us pimples,
tumors, blotches, sores, ulcers, boils,
itchings, erysipelas, scurf, sore eyes,
&c. 1t gives the skin yellowish tinge,
very tawny and greasy look; the whites
of the eyes become yellow or greenish,
and the tongue white or brown coated.
Heinitsh's Queens. Delight is the cure
by purifying and Cleansing the blood.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. jog
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S.. c..
Friday Morning, February 10. 1870.
A FINE FIELD FOR WoRK1NaMnN.-

A FINE FIELD FOR WoRK1NaMEN.-
Under this heading the New York
Herald says the South, from Virginia,
yea from Maryland to Texas, is Sfine
field for workipgmen at this time, when
in all branches of labor and trade in the
North the supply of workingmep so far
exceeds the demand that many thou
sands of willing hands are out'of en-
ployment. S"The South" says the
Herald, ':invites them to |deme oni' we
have room enough, aud work enough.
and land and bread enough for all.
Why cannot societies, then, be formed
in the cities and towns of the North,
where labor is in excess Of the demand,
for the purpose Of providing work and
homes for these unemployed, le-bodied
men in the South? We would call the
attention Of all concerned to this i'm
portant subject. The Herald is right.
The South offers q field in which capital
and industry can find a remunerative re.
turn, and to which the honest settler.
from whatever State or country he may
come, will be welcome.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-18
Lost,

DETWEEN Main street and the Nickerson
I'D House, one lady's BROOCH ONYX, set in
gold and pearls. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at the Nicker-
son House. Feb II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-18
For Sale or Rent,

FOr Sale or Kent,
.,a ONE of the most elegant RESIDENCES
- in the city. Sale preferred, tn change in
ll:.24 vestment. Terms easy. Apply to
POPE Is HASKELL, Attorneys at Law,
Feb Scott's Range. Main Street.