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Evening star., 1870-03-14
'IHE IAPoRrAsor OF HrALru.


None but thoes derived Of thiu bls.uins Hrov a
~ To-, The plmpled, blotched and tetteS- -oovcred
pefeon looks upon clear, smooth Kin nm jsSiom'v
ana fnwerdly desires the same. Those No. ~
ecns are nued with the virus Of OCROEfTIG IA
SSper cSs1Ieo1; discs cannot have eood health.
Al hsys timely vsF1lns q thoss BistShes. Pin.
~, Ie1efs, ceres, botls, Copper. .colored Patches
csaes. GeS Avert ths calan1ty by Dur1fJinS ~
sAnAR!fAHy BOOT AND HERB JUICES.
oGdore ccrofula takes Arm hold
"A 4; nSs1y nsys The virus In tie vstm
inS littis ~ n H.nsh Gontempste marriage, Know
H. @ ~ cF4P Iirst eleaess yourse Of
e to,s ,ny ny CO. hsrsdt.y the Spsss S
ISrs ~ ySi ens n m.iey on yoursslf end oSspfiSs
sAMARITAN's GIFT. =
~ only reel cure for 0onerrhua. o,... - ma.
vsgstaeis We discard BaIsam CaeeSsS Ana 19ss %as
cury = peinf not only useless bTf Snrtf.i ~,
eoree Rom Two to four day O. thus T aiH
ex1osure, and the extortio1 OF ouscrs =,
50 ry.ssi.s ~ iksspa'ss. -. Sold b f6Rp, ana
soV w Racs stsS sPkhsdi1Sia.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

ASSAULT ON POLICE OF2iC.E-CA PrURR
OF THE AssAlLANTs.-Yesterdaya afternoon, as
Sergeant Robert johnson was on his way to the
Seventh Precinct Station-house, down Massa-
chusetts avenue, he was followed by John Hou-
rihan and Patrick Hourihan for about two
squares, and when near the corner of I'd street
turned around, when they pls ed themselves in
fighting attitude, and comr enced to pnll OFF
their coats, threatening to beat him. The Ser
;e,in gsans having = previously blown his whistle an
came up and arrested John, who at the time
had stone in his hand. Officers Fox Howe
AcColgan and McElfresh having arrived IN the
after much tusseling and fighting, during which
the officers used their battons, and the Houri-
hans received blows as well as gave them. on
Ger Nc eEliresh was struck on the nose and the
Hourihans had their heads cut. 1t is alleged
1hat since the HOurihans were tried and ac-
Quilted of the murder of Michael Carr, some
tine since, they have frequently attempted to
insult the ofhcers who were witnesses for the
prosecution in the case. The affair caused a
large crowd to gather, and when the prisoners
reached the station-house Mr.. ID. f. Cahill APP
S AIRED for them, and at his suggestion the ex-
animation Of the case was postponed and thew
were held to bail.
IL is alleged on the part of the defence tha,
from their residence to the house Of a friend
hvlng on eth street, when, at the corner of Mas
sachusetts avenue and I'd street, they were met
by Sergeant johnson, who, without provocation
Of any Kind, stepped up to the older Hourihan
and said 'l1l sweeten you." Hourihan said to
ms brother, THAT man has been dogging me
for some time past, and I'll go down to the sta
tion-house and report him to Lieut.. Kelly
Upon hearing this Sergeant johnson threw down
his bundle, blew his whistle, and was in a mo-
meDt surrounded by officers, and the Hourihans
were arrested, handcuffed, and beaten. DIR.
Newtor was called in and dressed the wounds OF
John Hourihan, and this morning he pro-
Dounced them dangerous and recommended the
arrest OF the officers Patrick Hourihan then
swore out a warrant before Justice Walter
against Sergeant johnson, charging him will,
Evening star., 1870-03-14

The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of the Medical
Department of Georgetown College held a
meeting on Saturday evening st the Medical
College, corner 10th and streets-Dr. Warwick
Evans in the chair, and DIR. G. VI. Tree, Secre-
tary. Several new members were elected and
IL was decided that the annual reunion and sup
per would be held at Shafield's, ON PennsyIys-
mia avenue, on the 2ith inst. The association
also voted TO print the address or Dr. X. c. Crog-
gon, delivered at the late commencement
Evening star., 1870-03-14

TIE TBEATERs--Mr. John T.. Owens COM
mencts an engagement at the National Theater
This evenin 9, as Joshua Butterfly, in ''The Vic
tins" and in his popular representation of $50
nights.
The Chapman Sisters commence the second
week OF their engagement at Wallis Opera
House this evening, in the burlesque of ssPIuto
and the comedy entitled ssThe Happiest Day of
my Life" They will be assisted by Mr.. Bishop
and the regular company.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

POLICE lTENs--Henry jackson, a colored
Roy was arrested yesterday by Oficer Duvall
Ior Tie larceny OF cigars from Charles Bruni
and after an examination before Justice Harper
was sent to jail FOR court.
John Smiler and Lewis Hamilton were ar
rested last night by Officers McInerney and
Hosmer, Of the first precinct. for being drunk
and disorderly and aeaulting Mary Ryan They
were fined so each BY Justice Pearson.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

TEAS.
.GuNPoWpER, JAPAN. oQLoNG, IMPERI-
Al, ENGLISH, BREAkfAST, &c, allgrade.
city. - WV
Evening star., 1870-03-14

"A MEDIUM is coming among US whose exhibi-
tons, II IL announced, are to exceed, IN myste-
Nous power, All that We have seen, and before
which the cabinet demonstr ations OF the Dayen-
port brothers are mere jugglery. All the feats
Of rope tying will be performed, but these are
among the least of Mr.. Reads performances.
Soiid iron rings, of the soundest iron. are to be
shipped on the arms Of persons, and around their
Decks, without passing over the hand or head;
around the hall. He has leased Odd Fellows
Han, and will commence to- morrow night.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

OFFICE, DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
12S SEVENTEENTH STREET,
WAsHINGToN, d. O., March 4, IS7O \
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, Of the form fur
nlshsd hy the Indersigned will be received until
the FRESH and CORNED BEEF and HUTTON
REQUIRED at this Depot for six months, or such less
time as the Comm issary General NAV direct com
nencipg April I, 1870. Details and Requirement,
FURNISHED BY the undersigned a copy of the latter
posal offered. " " ~ P'o
mh6-5t G. BELL, C. g., U.s,A.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
rLrHoSzo rouxes. BuncuAKr
SUGAR

SUGAR.
LOAF, POWDERED GRANULATED-.l3ee 4 s cents
:. a SVf MI cents
~ 10 Satieu s - cts
bkoWN and 3 cents
Evening star., 1870-03-14

TEMPERANCE MATTERs.-The meeting of til,
Washington Temperance Society held las
evening at the Board Of Trade Rooms wa
largely attended, and addresses were delivere,
by Messrs. d. +. Divine, of Virginia; Hon. w
Il Loyett, OF CALIFORNIA;; j. ID. Harris, u.
Coldwell, Major VIM. q. Flood, George Maher
W. +. Drew, DIR. Jester, Col. Pitcher, NJ. G
James and John h. Thompson. A number O
signatures to the pledge were obtained.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF,
OFFICE CONMIssARy OF SUBsIsrENcE,(
FoRT fOoTE, MD, March 18th, lS70. (
Sealed Proposals., in duplicate, will be received at
this ofice until II N. on the L tn DAY OF APRIL.
1870, for FURNISHING THE FRESH BEEF
required for issue to troops at this post for six (
m9nths from date Of execution Of contract.
prOnosss Will be rsHsivsd for furnishing
Qured for sales to officers during the same period
M. G. GRlER,
ml26t LIST Lieut.. 4th q. s. Arty, A. e. s.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

Miss CHARLOTTE RAY, octoroon, of this CITY.
has emit red Howard University as q law student
Evening star., 1870-03-14

SENTESCED.-This morning, IN the cnminal
Court, Judge Fisher sentenced the following:
George Butler, who plead guilty Of petit lar
ceny, 70 pay a dne OF go; Amanda Dorsey, con-
victed OF keeping a bawdy house, to paw q fine
of s5; Joseph Light and Thomas Annar, con-
sicted Of burglary. TO four years each in the Al
bany penitentiary.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

PARDoNED-The President has pardoned Inn.
Boyle, convicted in March, Is6s OF aseanls and
battery with intent TO kill, and sentenced 10 the
penitentiary for two wears W s1'e
Evening star., 1870-03-14
SYRUPS.

STEWARTS SILVER and WHITE BRIPs, and
other brands, which only be appreciated by ex-
anlihing prices, quality and flavor.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

genuine article of choice NEW ORLEANS al
low.
Evening star., 1870-03-14

SUPREME coT6T TSEuMR,T SE THE DISTRICT OF
James Owner, Jr.,
Jas. Owner, Sr., ct al.\
The above is referred to to state the Trustee Z
account and the distribution of the fund All per
eons interested, including the creditors Of JAM Es
OWNER, JR., are hereby notified to appear before
me and be heard in the premises on "WEDNESDAY
next, the 18th instant. at II clock m.
mhlz-N WALTER 3. COX, Auditor
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Irritable Inyali Is,


Indigestion not only effects the physical
health but the dispositions and tempcrs of
ITS victims. The dyspeptic becomes, too,
in measure dcmoralizcd by his sufferings
He is subject to fits Of irritation, sullen.
ness, or despair, Rs the case may be. a
pretcrnatural scnsitivencss which he can
not control, leads him TO misconstrue the
words and ncts Of those around him, and
his intercourse even with those nearest sud
dearest to him is not unfrcquently marked
by exhibitions Of testiness foreign to his
real nature. These are tho mental phe-
nomcna Of the disease. for which the inva.
lid cannot be justly held responsible, but
they occasion much household discomfort.
IL is 10 the interest Of the home circle, il is
essential to family harmony rs well as to
The rescue of tho principal sufferer from n
state not far removed from incipient insani-
ty, that these symptoms Of mental distur.
bance he promptly removed. This cnn only
be done by removing their physical cause,
arrangement Of functions Of the stomach
and lis allied viscera. tho liver. and the
bowels. Upon these three important organs
liostctter's Stomach Bittcrs act simulane.
ously, producing thorough and salutary
change in their condition, The vegetable
| ingredients Of which tho preparation is
composed are Of n renovnting, regulating
and alternative character and tho stimulant
ymch leads activity to their remedial vir.
| tues is The purest and best thnt con be cx-
tracted from tho most wholesome of all
cereals, viz sound rye. No dyspeptio can
take this genial restorative for n single
week without experiencing s notable I'M
provemcht in his general health. Not only
| will his bodily sufferings abate from day 10
day, but his mind will recover rapidly
from its restlessness end irr'tabiR.y, and
this happy change will manifest isSeif in
his dcmeanoe to ull around him. w
feb 2-lm
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ture is illegal, and asked Congress 70,

ture is illegal, and asked Congress for
remedy.
In the House, Judd introduced a
bill to construc section 4 of the Act
Of March 81, 1868, exompting certain
manufactures from internal revenue
tax, so rs not to treat as manufaotur-
ers hog packers, lard venders, or per-
sons engaged in saving hams or can
ming meats, or in the provisions
trade, and to refund such taxes al
ready collected. Cox hoped the bill
would be reported aud passed with
out delay, as it effected the whole pro-
vision business Of the United States.
The bill was referred to the Commit
tee ON Ways and Means.
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ESTHEk BRIGGS.

Bolton, England.
GEST1E@n1,-F have much pleasure in
speaking Of tho great efficacy tdinrp useful
ness of your PAIN KILLEw. Two wears
ago was severely afflicted with painful
internal disease, whom friend Of mine,
who had just returned from tho States.
gave me small quantity, OF, PAlN KILLER,
which he had brought over with lim
took IL as directed, and the relief was i'm.
mediate, and SO satisfied whs Of lis value
as medicine, TINT I immediately SEM TO
New York for half dozen Bottles and I
am thankful I" s"y, that it has proved TO
my family and friends who haye used Il Of
incstimable value in relieving almost all
kinds of pain and. suffering. I 4a
Yours, &c., II. d. MEAD,
,,, Mol Pall-Man, Manchester.
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News Items.

NASHVILLE, Feb. a.-No freights
for points beyond Chattanooga recoiv-
ed by the Nashville and Chattanooga
road, owing to tho blackade at Chat.
tanooga.
TRENTON, N. j., February 8.-The
Senate rejected the fifteenth amend
ment by vote of l3 to 8.
The Legislature adopted resolutions
requesting tho Congressional dclega.
tion to urge the recognition of Cuba.
ST. Louis, February 8.-Mrs. Ame-
lia Hobbs has been elected Justice
of the Peace for Jersey County.
MonILE, February s.-Thc Grand
Lodge of I. o. 0. f., of Alabama,
met last evening. There is full
attendance, especially from abroad.
The Lodge will be in session about
two weeks. A ball will be given at
the Battle House tomorrow night by
the Odd Fellows.
GALVESTON, February 8.-Leroy
Cotton was to-day convicted of the
murder Of Major Lochman last April,
and sentenced to be hung on the cig ghth
of April next.
The Legislature convened at Aus
tin to-day. Much interest is manifest
cd in the result of the Senatorial
election. Hamilton and Reynolds
arc believed to be the strongest candi.
dates.
NEW YoRK, Feb. lO.-The steamer
Alaska has arrived, bringing $780,,
600 in treasure. Nicaragua advices
report the coffee crop an entire fail
ure.
NEW ORDEANs, Feb. l0.-The cot.
ton factories of Keplingens & Collins
were burned to-day loss $lOO,000.-
Charles Merri6cld pcrished in the
flames.
Two policemen were dangerously
shot by negro tonight; one police
man then shot and seriously wounded
the negro.
Private dispatches report tho des-
truction Of tho business portion of
the town of Port Gibson, Mississippi,
including the post Office and hotel.
New YoRK, February l2.-Fizen's
oHo"ioal MorhS cAploucu CO-uay -
Several were hurt. No cause assign
ed as yet for the accident.
RIcHMoND, February l2. = The
House adopted. with few dissenting
votes, a resolution declaring that it is
not expedient to elect any person to
any Office who is disqualified by the
fourteenth amendment. This resolu.
tion is in answer to suggestion con-
tanned in the Governors message,
that if, in view of the scarcity Of
competent persons, the Legislature
should efoct some who are disqualified,
it should accompany the election with
a resolution asking Congress to remove
his disabilities.
SAVANNAH, February Schoon.
er Afthea Franklin reports that two
boys lost off Sapelo Island in the gale
Of the 9th were picked up in latitude
3l.36, longitude SOLO, by bark, bound
south.
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Market Reports.

New YonK, Feb. l2, 10 p. NJ
Cotton shade easier, with sales OF
1900 bales, at 25b. Gold l95.
CHARLESTON, February l2.-Cottor
quiet, with sales of 400 balcs-mid
dlings 244 receipts 846.
LIvEBPooh, February 12.-Cottor
closed steady-uplands ll4; Orleans
1ia sales 10000 bales.
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photographs.

M[E viii be prepared on Wednesday,, 10th
w inst, 10 make, Photographs, ,Ambro.
types. Porcelain Pictures, SC. We viii
remain but short time, and those who
desire pictures, should call at nn early
day. n5e @iy
Instructions given In Photography. Gal
lery in Mrs, Woodward's storogat lths upper
end Of Congress- street. hi II 1f
,,.0 WREN s. WHEELER, !. ii
feb 122tf Photographers.
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DisTREssING CAsUALrY.--We learn
that tho residence Of Mrs. Gain, in
the vicinity Of Pleasant Hill. Lancas-
ter, was destroyed by 6re on Tuesday
morning last and that the youngest
child Of Mrs. G. pcrishcd in the
flames. .@7
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The Last Sensation |

TUST reoel'sd fresh supply OF Fiua
e. Durham Smoking Tobucco Camncc
oysters. Shrimps, Pickles, Starch, Coaoo.
Sugar, Lard, CAKES, Table Salt, Flour, Soap.
liverpool Salt, Cheese, Candles, Shoes.
Crockcry, Tinware, Nolasses, Stationary.
Hardware, Dry Goods, Sc, which wo offer
low for cash. J. MCINTYRE & co.
jan 18 r.
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United States Internal Revenue.

Assn, Ass. OHrIes' l0TE Dry, sp, DIS. s.. q.
WISNsBono, Feb, Z, 1870,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that I have oom-
lV menced the annual assessment Of the
Internal Revenue Tax for 1870, all persons
liable 10 income tax for 1850 aal legacy AID
succession taxes, oil business, srades and
professions subject to special tax for the
year 1870 are respectfully requested, TO
mike theirrotufns promptly TO this Office,
and avoid the penalty imposed for neglect
of dnty. ". q. PEAK5,
feb 8-If u, s.. Asst. Assessor
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Notice. to. Tax. PAYERS / !.

H>HE Tax Books Will be oponed on the
10Th d.y Of February, 1870. for the
collection of taxos for the year I860.7 ~.
The, total rate per ccntum for Slate pur-
poses Is five mills, and the per contum for
County purposes is two and one h ,lf mills.
If not paid beforeth r.irst' day of.April
next, twenty. percent will lse added toths
omouht.' JNO. w. CLARK.
County Ttsasurer Of Fairfield. 4.
feb 64tex2 t's 3,3 !" =
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Things have come to such pass in
New Orleans that the papers, IN All
nouncing amusements for the differ
fent evenings, print such notices as
this 3 "The legitimate tonight; to.
morrow night the illegitimate."
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Tire hancaster Ledger charges Gov.
Scott with committing to imprison-
ment for life tho sentence of Abram
Chamber 9 colored man who was to
be hung for numbering his little child
under circumstances of peculiar atroci.
,ty. -H
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- .NFfTTfE " Y -T-7V' ' F7----'
Administrators Notice.

NOTlCE 10 hereby given 10 all when i,
~ may oohcern thnt / will on tho 25th
day Of February, a p. 1870. at II O'Clock
In the forenoon, make application to the
Judge Of Probate for Fairfield County, for
fnal discharge as Administrators Of tho
Estate cf Robcr, Barber, decenscd. 10y
O .rnr GEORGE BARBER, Admr.
jan 26-lm 'f, h '..,l
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SPECIAL NoTIoE.--To parties in want Of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the
advertisement Of p. p. Toule, the large
manufactures of those goods in Charleston
Price list furnished on application. = r-.
july 2O-0m & q Fs s.E.tf IE E$F
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JUST RECEIVED.

A LOT Of Baltimore Bacon. Sardines,
u Pickles. Chow Chow. Cheshire Cheese,
Coffee, Sngar, Smoking and Chewing To.
bacoo. Segars Of all grades. Also fno
lot of Campsen's Bxtva Family Flour, which
will be sold at COST.
We also keep constantly ON hnHd fine
assortment Of Wines, Liquors and Ale,
which we offer at grcally reduced prices.
A nice lot Of Mems Womens' and Chill.
drens' Shoes md CATERS. Call and see.
GOODING, STUART & co.
jan ~
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Fertilizers! Fertilizers Z

~ SkssHSSh ~ VI SAAASsSk - u
HAVING secured tho Agency for Fair
Ill field County for the following Ferlii.
zcrs
Soluble Pacific Guauo,
Baugh's Raw Bono Super Phosphate.
The CarolinnFerlilizer
Rhodes Super Phosphate,
Orchilla .Guano.
Cotton Food.
Maryland Ammoniatcd,
Compound Acid Phosphate Of Lime, for
composing with cotton seed;
And Hcll's Ammoniated Bono Super.
Phosphate.
/ nm now prepared to supply my friends
with any of the above rs low rs the Same
can be purchased in any other mar
kct with Freight aud Drayngc nddcd. Call
nj my store and got circulars descriptive of
their respective merits.
JNO. II. CATHCART
feb |, 1870
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TSIe graphic"
Foreign News.

PARIS, February lO.-The city is
quiet, Flaurcns, it is reported, has
fled to Belgium. The ball at the
Tuillcries, last night, was postponed
on account Of tho disorders. The
vigilance of the Government is una.
bated.
LONDON, February lO.--Thc Eng
lish Government has declined to prom.
ise reduction of tobacco duties.
HAVANA, February l2.-Volder
was I'M rdercd gon Sunday from re.
vengefal, not political motives,
The agreement of the merchants to
fix sugar tare at Is per cent. is dis.
solved.
LONDON, February l2.-W. Cooke,
Jr., beat John Roberts, tho English
champion, 1T in 1900 points for
championship and heavy stake.
PARIS, February l2.--Thirty-fvc
rioters were arrested yesterday. all of
whom were armed. Arrests continue.
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South Carolina Fairfield County,

South Car0lina.-Fairfleld County.
Godfrey O'NeAlc, PETITIONER, vvsS. VIM. Mar
shall, Elith MarshNlt and othors. Drfsn-
dants.
1 appearing to my satisfaction flint VIM.
l. Marshall, Elijah Marshall, Jacob Mar.
shall, Franklin O'Neale, Hen, y O'Neale and
Mary Ann O'Heale, defendants in the above
cause, reside beyond the limits Of this statc.'
II Ia therefore ordered TINT thcy do ar,
pear before tho GoartI Of Probate for the
County and State aforesaid, on the 10Th
day Of March neSt, 10 ,shov cmuse, II any
they can, why the real estate Of Jacob
ONo"ls, dec'a, consisting Of one small. lot
Of one and seven tenth acres, situated ip
the County and Stale Aforesaid. and Bound
ed by lnnds Of Jnpss,K. RabB and VIM.
} /. Curry, should not be soha for division
among tho heirs Of the said deceased, or
| their consent to tho same viii be entered Of
Seoord. ". NJ. NELSON,
feb a-x6t PROBATE Judge.
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oo1aaxoerssia1.
Special Notioea.
--latest Quotations of
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrected Weekly, by 4. q. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. 25 Broad St.
Febraury Ifth. 1870.

STATE SECUnIrIEs-South Carolina. old
-@S2; do, ew,-@SS; do, registered
| stock, OK int--GGI9.
| RAILROAD SToCKs-C Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, ,.-@55 Or envillo and CO.
lumba, 2; Northeastern. T@8; Sa-
vannah and Charleston, 26; South Carolina,
(whole sharcs) az; do, (half do) 224.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
SBank Of Charlcsto %
SBank of Newbcrry, ID
Bank Of Camden, 4tM-
Bank Of Georgetown, -Ml5
Bank Of South Carolina, l0@--
Bank of Chester, 63-
Bank Of Hamburg. 3@-
Bank Of STATE of s. G. prior to 1861, 556-
Bank Of State of S. G.. issue 1861
and 1862, 100.
#Plantcrs' and Mechanics Bank
Charleston, ID
&People's Bank Of Charleston, ID
&Union Bank Of Charleston. -@-
Southwestern II II Bank, Charles.
ton, (old) @
Southwestern n r Bank. Charles.
ton, (newl %
State Bank Of Charleston, 3d.
Farmers and Exchange Bank Of
Charleston, -@3
Exchange Bank of Columbia, 1O6-
Commercial Bank Of Columbia, 2(9-
Merchants Bank of Chcraw, 8(N-
Planters Bank Of Fairfield, 3M-
State Of S. G. Bills Receivable, par
City Of Charleston Change Bills, par
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WILLIAM EVANS. (yfiner,>
Willenha'l. I.nnland

This is to certify that have been suf.
fercr from Indigestion and violent Sick
Headache fes upwards os four ycsrs.
have consulted many of the Faculty, but
have derived no material benefit from any
soarcs, until tried PeRnY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER, which, am happy to state, has
done me more good than NIL gcrer triltfbe.
| fora ...- aHr
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AOUO BUSHELS Maryland primo

AOOO BUSHELS Maryland primo
White Corn.
80 IIhds. Bacon.
l50 Bbls. Flour.
2 Tierces Cassard Family Hams.
1900 los. Lard.
500 bush. Oats, Ito arrive.)
140O lbs. Plough Moulcs.
500 lbs. Plough Steel.
80 Kegs Belmont Cut Nails.
100 Tons Wando Fertilizer.
10 Tons Peruvian Fertilizer.
26 Bhls. Sugar assorted,
10 Bugs Coffee, Hfo, Java and
Mocha.
20 Bbls. Molasscs and Syrups.
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