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Coy. Hoffman Right.

Our general opposition to Gov. HOFFMAN
81 all never lead us Intentionally TO do an act
Of injustice toward him and we cheerfully
admit that in the matter of JonS FOLEY the
Governor has acted very fairly, and In a
manner deserving of commendation from
men Of all parties.
The Attorney General should now allow
Mr. FOLEY to have the suit conducted by his
own counsel md we are confident that the
case will be decided according TO law.
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A REJECrED CoLoNEL's REvENGy.

An Inspector -Genesoi Redrcssina Private
Gricvances-tiettiua sdnare ON his Unap-
preciattvs Subordiuates.
The commanding officer Of the Fourth Regi-
ment, New Jersey Rine Corps, who figured as de-
fcaed candidate In the election for Colonel Of that
regiment upon its reorganization In the National
Guard last April, is nbout to retaliate upon those
officers who, In voting against him. failed to appre-
ciate him at lis own valuation. Gen. Eunyon APP
pointed him. after his defeat, as Division Inspector
Gtneral upon his siad BY way OF soothing LIS
wounded pride IL Is the duty Of this oficial 70
render nm annual report exhibiting the strength OF
each organization, and all falling below the celia
blshed minimum arc by law required to be DIS
banded. In Ills first report the Inspector Genera
nCtw outstanding the tact that every couuany In his
old rogin ont las fallen below the minimum, has
taken particular cure to report only those whose
officers voted against him on former occasion.
His action IN this matter IL regarded ~ n mar kcd
instance OF his unntncss to hold commission. rud
It Is very PROBABLE the gallant exarmy pm smasher
will be allied upon TO face court martial for dcre-
licton VI duty.
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tive statement Of the business Of the Central and
Erie Railroads during she year ending Sept, 80,
1860, The Central made eight per cent. diyi-
,dends, and had surplus Of more than million
While the Erie was not ablo even to pay seven per
cent, on It's eight millions nnd a half Of pre-
ferrcd stock, let alone paying dividends on its
seventy millions Of common stock.
We do not question the justice Of the current
opinion that the Central Railroad is mach better
managed than tho Erie, but II should also not be
forgotten that the Central has a narrow and, the
Erie broad gauge, and that broad gauge road
win lose money, while ons with narrow gauge
at lie side makes money The great fault in the
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That the Hon, CHARLES SUMNER should
he energcticay at work in his efforts to induce
his colleagues in the United States Senate to CO.
ncide with him in favor of the preservation Of
slavery and the restoration Of the slave trade In
Cuba, is not surprising. But that he should open
ly enlist as his active ally In such efforts Mr.
LoPEz RonEnrs the Spanish Minister. is really re-
marknblc. On Monday last these two gentlemen
called together upon the Hon. CARL scHunz
United States Senator from Missouri. They
were not received.
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SUNBEIMS.


The British Iron-cad Monarch will ,i-., Dos.
ton and New YORK.
The tonnage Of American vessels engaged 10
the whale fishery Is gradually decreasing.
An Ohio law student who unsucccs smly
attenip pied to live on % week has gone crazy.
--Garibaldps new work is described as being
zone long, bitter, furious attack priests and priest
craft"
-Four fathers have died since the opening
of the Gcumenical Coupcl-two Cardinals and Two
Bishops.
brussels is advocated by the merchants Of
Berlin ~ favorable place for annual n,ornsotsl
exhibition.
Camilla Urso has secured all The singers ard
musicians necessary for her "monster festyA a, san
Franc SEQ.
In Europe, women can now receive the De-
gree OF NJ D. in France, Russia, swltIcrlaul sweden
and Scotland.
The report that the wealthy young Marquis
OF Butte had left the Roman Catholic Church nluorb
tatively denied
The looming woman" has been admitted to
the University OF Michigan. Her name is stoeswei and
shc IA = sophomore.
The American citizens at Hamburg have
formed a wsshinstonisn" Club, of which Garibddi
Honorary President.
Silver has been discovered in the Hardin
county di) lead mine'. and a Michigan eomPanNr
preparing to go for IT."
Six thousand nine hundred workmeu at the
ron and steel works OF Krupp in Germany lrcdUcod
-, loo, 900 pounds Of steel last year.
An English dean, Gin the presence Of the
bishop and large congregation, rec entity denounced
the M . Nan Gurs.te by name"
A London merchant advertised for clert
who could shear conf nement." lie received an an'va
from one who had been seven years In jail.
The Nile has nsen this year 10 greater
| height than any occasion within living memory
| The damage Is about 100 oo,ooO OF francs.
| "A dowager countess, widow of NcoiusA
earl. has bestowed her hand upon her Itaau courier
| The far bride haS passed her sixueth year
| "A society has been formed in Paris with
CAPITAL OF 10000 ffincs. to develop musical AT
| France and the industries connected with No.
"A Wisconsin clergyman WAC has been preach
| ing against marriage IL nsccrtllncd O. have "pwH
OF nine wivcs living IN G-rcnt parts Of the 7ruy
"A difficulty with the manager Of tie Eoos"
theatre has indefinitely post ponoi the n,r'orn4acea
| the Rossini requ EN-. eompos d ov verdi AMI 'f
An Indiana paper says It is singular iI''
that religions revivais are slwlv' th' mot u'''''~
during the short and dars day. or tho wn'e m A'h''
A man in New Hampshire tho other day "'
| hnfen dozen oyslo-, on WAGER. The s''' Ulp'
minrs alone hI' cotin cost twelve d1l 'H1 ''V
| ave cents.
A clergy man of West Virginia cou.'.or'''
min stcr's duty 10 c,mrienc' pr"1th'0 ''. ..'''
ana continue uatl night. strength, hc Gays cons
| from on high
AT the funeral # Ms, Hattie = 1'n' "
Che ter w., SIX young llac', aprr Hi "''
Tor the OCCASION. acted rs raiHcuc-. t ''''
Dire 1.-THE grave.
Elizabeth Barry, the uurs,ma,d " -' "'
| uaIp.ug Of the chill OF TER euuH.r, c.... gov
-rnsation In EnElou Z, has u,sn tcute"e.'
| M fl.t i'm Elp
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NEW HAVEN RAILROAD MURDER.
The Railroad :Omciais Indlncrcnt-Ths
NangIed Mcmnin. Takcn 60 BosIon.

The Railroad :Oniciais IndIncrcnt-Tbe
MangIed Remains Taken to Boston.
Mr.. Morris NJ. Peyscr who met his death on
Wednesday morning In the New Haven depot man
trap a successful dry goods merchant at No. g
Winter street, Boston. lie hal come to New YORK
expressly to inform bis brothers, Messrs. F. W. and
:. NJ Peyscr. importers on Broadway. of the 1catn
OF smother brother IL Paris-Mr. ID. NJ. reyscr. for
merly OF this oIty-A cable telegram TO that eGte,
was found IN his pockets.
Mr.. PC, ser leaves wife and two children, 10
was OF the Hebrew filth, among whom he bad .
lirrc circie OF fisnds aud admirers.
The railroad officials sre singuarly Ind Trent 10
the murder, aud are cnteJvornI TO throw toe bimo
upon the Harlem road, whose drivers and horses
they empty to draw tLeir cars into the depot In
answer TO guest OF the Coroner for Witnesses on
the part OF the tompnn-, the reply was gwen That
Il was the CoroneI's llsce TO summon sltnosscs,
that they hal nothing II all 10 do with ie natter"
The manslJd remains we're taken IRON the Mcrgne
yesterday aftcrn Don b. the relatives. and sent 70
boston for InttTment.
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1heKe,. Horace Cookc,. Mhercnheu..


Cooke Il with his wife and boy near Boston,
under medical treatment and seeking rest Ills
mind II stiil tisOrdtred. Aner d disappearing from
this city lie roamed about, friend constantly keep
ing vita him, ard went TO CHICAGO, among other
places. Whine there he sent back tfb OF borrowed
money. and wrote bis wi'O that lie f0lt like Dunging
into 4 wilderness never 10 sec a human iuce again
Immediately after wriung he serted FIR home, being
warmly received by his wife. Ills whereabouts will
not DC made Iublie, Ia order to avoid further noto-
rety. He needs rect and quiet, and no one viii be
perInitted " ees hm.
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suits TO Condemn s2O0,O0O Worth Of
Mhiskey.

Suits were instituted yesterday In the United
States ID strict Court by Judge Pienepont, for tic
conhseation VI iOur hundred barrels Of whiskey,
found at 10 Broadway one hundred and ninety.
three barrels found al 80 and 10 Pearl street nnJ 81
Water s're,i; three hundred ana sihlytwo oarrcls,
four barrels found at IL State street. The property
which WIS recently seized, Is valued at t9O0OO1 ana
Its condemnation.
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Tie disreputablo aud declining Times Dis
putcs the correctness Of an account of us pres
ent editorial staff lately published by Mr. AUGrs-
rus c, MAvEmcK but it docs not dare to question
the fct that its editors are now nearly all Eng
Iishmcu. Though printed in Sew York, the
inns is essentially an English papcr--and Gull
at thut.
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Tho Assn .inarion OF Ca.,au,u.

HAVANA, Feb. 3.-Iwo men were killed in thi.
city last night. Subscriptions are coming IN freely
for the orphans OF Casthnon. The :spaniards mani.
fest great indignation at tie killing OF Custanon.
Fl ON all parts OF the island come reports Of pub.
lie demonstrations OF bitterness against the Cuban
The Captain General sent a despatch to Matanzas.
In which he warns the volunteer, taat tney will give
poor idea OF the Government which employs them
by committing acts ut retaliation and adviser them
10 conine themselves TO Their duty the maintenance
OF public order, IN the performance OF which they
are the nrmest stah OF til. authorities.
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1t is said that there never was so powerful
nor so corrupt lobby at Albany as this winter.
This indicates great corruption in the Legisla-
turc. The Democracy must look out. Indi,idu-
ais may make money by venal legislation; but
the shame and the blame will be ruinous 70 the
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HENRY SMITHS UsURPAIION.
Foley Hisht-Thc Voice of the Prr.s-Dcmo-
cratic and Republican Journals Denoun-
cIng Ie CJnr-t a NInIIh aud rWttn}.
Ian, Ii. N.lr VI HslnLI Eeh

cratic and Republican j Journals DcnOuu-
eng tie CSur-. o. smith ana Sweeny.
From The Nsie FORK Herald. feb.3.
II appears that the powers that be at Albany
have discovered that the plan OF leZa izng the cleo
ton Of Smith as supervisor IN the lace OF the law
Will lot work, aud that Foley after AL by his per
ss,pt enforcement VI the law, ha- the in de trcak
T.'s shows that some things cannot doue vs. "tnc
ring" as we as DINERS.
sHIfBs CONFESSION oY wEAKSE's.
Elom Nelo Y3rk Times.
To the courts the case belongs, and in them u
should he disposed Of Il Mr. Smith, after all real
Is IL eligible let II be decided the proper placc
II not, Mr. FOLEY IL "a clearly entitled to the Office
hill adopted noN b, the Legislature cannot render
that right wlheh WIS wrong at the time Of the
ness which Mr.. smith and his supporters should he
ashamed 10 maze.
nom, Dad Jon.
From NE kcsaisg Post. Iee, /.
In open defiance of law, Mr.. Henry Smith,
then ana now Police Commissioner, offered Inn =
self as A candidate for The ONCE Of Supervisor (
this county. lie was not elected, but wa Heccrd
on the poll. The Law requires taa: the candidate
RECEIVING the second vote shall be appointed to
mands the appointment, and bill is now before the
Legislature 10 free him from the disability ne 10
under. and TO make the vote cast Tor him legal.
We do not suppose that am lawyer will consider
such bill, n passed, - changing Mr. Smiths post
ton IN !he least. lhe on, ap?arssnt reason lSr
mate connection VITA " The lrmmany Ring" The
project Is bold, bad Job, aad our rulers had better
let II alone.
Mr.. GRErLtY's wApSIyG TO ruE REPUBLICAN,
Prom ne TTibHne. Jan, 81.
Mr.. Smith eau only be Supervisor by virtue OF
act yet to be passed-in otner words. lie must he
lesslated into ofice, in defiance OFFS most righteous
aud salutlry provision OF the METROPOLITAN Police
act. And such legislation the Republicans In both
Houses are expected to aid. because Mr.. Smith Is q
Republican,
Ii they do this they authorizs and justify the utter
suoversion o. the lust and wholesome basis ON
which our system IA founded-that Of keeping our
police free from politics and personal aspiration.
10 overrule THIS restriction now to nnlhIy It for
ever, and make our police tacie ms rument In the
hanas of Oak'y Had and tue Iamms0y Ring. We
trust no Republican AMI no champion OF good gov
,rnmCnt here win so vote.
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Erie is that Il Is six feet wide; and as long as it
remains so, its accounts will look badly at the end
Of tho year, no matter how Il Is managed.
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- - flofH ne thTcu1D TTIbNHf, =,
Miss Olive Logan is in town. She was at the
Sherman House yesterday, and at OF her friends
request vas interviewed MISS Logan has opinions,
anu some OF them are contained iu the following.
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The grandiioquent announcement OF the capture
OF Gen Marcano and Lava, And oi Gen. Figueredo's
family, SO vauntnely heralded by every spanisrd,
turns out 10 be neatly fabricated lie, with very
nice foundation to build upon. Toe Msreano cap
turod Is not Gen. Marcano, the Dominican, but an
old man named Francisco Mareano. unable TO carry
a gun, much less H. direct m army corps. LAVA IL
distant relation Of the guerrilla Iva the terror OF
the truly loyal and the Fieueredo family IL not the
family OF Gen. Pedro Figueredo, but vi some other
gentleman bearing the same name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-07

A -LADIES-HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR WORK
IA to pay sewing machines by instruments
139 Eighth street. between Broadway and Fourth In.
struction free.
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A 500 BONNET FRAME MAKERS WANTED, AT I.
"A A. kIDDS, No. ~ Macdougal st., up stairs Old hands
will please apply mt once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-07

GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO RQCKAwAY
" Beach and Seaside for the excursion: $lThe
Ihps will make two trips TO RoeSaway Beach and sea
side on Sunday AHsust ls7G leaving rscs Clip at SS
pM; wsr5sn stree! N0rshrivsr, s4s M and l:4Sp NJ:
ct stapeton, Staten Island. the morning and even.
ing trips, at 9A5 A. M ard 6:l6P. N. Returning. leave
is best and fastest boat that has been this route
capable accommodating 1000 persons with large and
giant saloons handsomely furnished Has the best
comm dntions for ladies. GEORGE I. SAMMlS.
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u OCULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR KEyPORT-LANDING
III ut Eliyabehport, Union, Rossvile and Perth Amboy
Steamboat GENERAL sEDGwICK viii leave Barclay street
at GA. M. Returning, leave Newport at 3 80 p. M
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ToUN RIssELI. i7s BROADWAY COUNSELLOR,
81 Notary Public and duly appointed Commissioner for all
The States United States Passports issued Indispensable
for travellers
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFlCIAL
passnoata of tho Department Of Stale issued BY A. u.
WLLMAkTH United States Court Buildings, Il Chambers
treat
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EXCURSIONS.

CCHOONER YACHT ALGA WILL SAIL FROM FOOT
OF Montague street Brookiyn, on Mondsy = O'Clock
modated who desire witness the National Race Fare ~
Apply ON board.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK, HIGHLANDS
" and Red Bank N. 1.-THE steamer SEABIRD leaves
pier street, North river Sunday Ming 7th
ins at 10 O'Clock A. N. Returning, leaves Red Bank at
O'Clock NJ ancrdng passengers sufficient time to battle
nd en-
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CUNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY-ONB Of
the magnificent steamers OF the "People's Albany AZ!
Troy Line" every Sunday afternoon at O'Clock Pier
North river and Foot of West Thirty street, at6b
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CUNDAY BOAT FOR PEEKSKILL- THE STEAMER
- ANTELOPE leaves every morning without exception,
from the foot Of Harrison street. Socock landing At
Thirty fourth street 66 for Yonkes Dobbs Ferry tar
rytown Nyack By fey Sing Sing Haverstrxw, GRASSY
Point, verp!anckS and Peekskiu TArrytowR omitted On
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DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURg.
IL Cornwall Cold Spring, West Point and Yonkers-The ~
vorite steamboat SLEEPY HOLLOW, Capt Sherman
Fulton ferry, Brooklyn at Nj Christopher street. North
river 830 Thirty street, North RIVER O'Clock A.
Fare for The excursion III.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-01

A young lady in New London, Conn.
ran pin into her hand on Tuesday, and
died OF of lock jaw on Friday. She was
TO haSe been married on Saturday.
They are to have a grand musical re-
union festival in New York next May.
which is TO eclipse that of Boston. 10000
musical artistes are to assist
John Null, residing thrco miles from
Iuks, 0led on the 18th inst, aged 1O9
years. Ii is said that ho mover took
medicine until about two years ago.
Don Piatt writes that any one possess1
ed OF a whole coat aud clean shirt, and
who 80 q member of Congress, can go
into Washington society at once.
:; 160 babies have been found in the
little basket crib at tho door Of the New
York Fonndling Asylum since the Goth
Of last November.
Awful FATE OF Young MANA
young man, while intoxicated, fell into
the machinery at the rolling mill at
Scranton, Pa. The engineer heard tie
tgrinding of tho bones, and, snpposipg
She cogs were mashed, stopped the eu-
gine Immediately. AS he did 30, the
blood, like fine rain, came drizzling down
with little pieces of flesh. The men saw
something flying through the air, whicl,
they thought was cloth from the on
gine, but which was the unknown being,
thrown some forty feet from tho wheel,
landing on the top of furnace, where it
was found brolling, burning and disfi
Cured. The name of the unfortunate
young man was James F. Vesey.
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For Sale.

NROWN from Seed purchas spd directly of
VI Mr. David Dickson, in 1867, and carefully
preserved frora mixing nr adulterGtiun With
other seed. ''''
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail.
road: at 5000 per bGshel, for any amount an.
der bushels, or at a. 80 per buAhel, for all
amounts in eAcess OF bushels.
A. P. 4MAKER, hk! Matthew'S, G. G.
respectfully refer TO the below named zen.
tiemen, who purchased Seed Of me last spring.
tor ir formation touching The purity and snpc.
riority o: Tho Seed, to wit: Hon. i. r. Good.
aer, Esq, end WE. fsrllinC, ESQ. S.. MAI.
the"'s; L. +: Bock~ith, EsQ., Jamison'a: and
Captain +. II ". Briggmann and ". b. Muller
ESQ, Orangeburg Corrt House all cf Orange.
purR tnnntV. y. u. Nov 3mot
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puri!ylng and cleansing the biot a of ali in.
mhrniIies, m gong at once to tho fountain bcad
OF O., distaSc: Il eAtinguishcs Ae"''
jurors, ConSnmp.t"n >yphliS, Skin 5;,,p-
nrmS SAT Rh.nD,. Polls, khr,,n,,;,,n
W. vase - pHatuy. .Sc,uju.n.
NO All hnow that the promiscuou. vocoi,,,
hoh lnnn scd iii Gulius the late war br.S ~.
most Viiiainnua disc asts Vaccination, ms wa
t"kch from tn" arms of ,rnry pcrsc ns t,,,I ~
scrofuloua cores ''s ''ii o'
ihtn ui course the int.,, III. : of .ho s.ror,
'on" P":.oi were ah*0rht d in i:.o blooG of mo-,
otherwise ni!hou: 1i~ca.t. and bnth bncnn,i,
~hiec'cn ~ ahkc N"r, wIn,cn and cbildrer
,nfon@h h"nt all the West aro :Jost woiui,,
'lscaso" irom this cause and knew not nnt;
lew months ago, the oiigin Of it.
Henry's Constitution Renovator
Eeiiev"s the entire system of pains and aches
ehiiNens The spirits and sends new blood
HOU NDlNG THROUGH LIVERY VEIN
IL 1mparts
''PhKkLlSd BRIGHTNESS TO THF Fy;s
4 hosf GLOW TO THE CHEEK
d iuBf iISG" To THE LIFs
NLEaRSfSS To THE head
nh'"RTNiSS T" TIE CoMpLrN1.,s
nU"fANCI TO THE PIRIrS
, AND 'iAPrlHf:aS ON ALI. SIDFs
tCr al! affection, OF th, ki,lnn,. !, :; ,,,,,
passed 1t 'H ''"suf-
People hnv" hc"n rcscnad, "a Il yarc from,
INC very laws "f 6'aih by timely r.e i,ftb;"
great remedy. WIZ
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Teas and Coffets.

SILfCfhD by an expert Choiceat Movrne
\ LYON, Japan aid Englirh Breakfast Teas
alocha, Oid Government Java, Lapuavra .n5
common to choice kin Coffees Trices inw sna ana
'>"' '"'e'". GEO. SYMMERS.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA

DEPOSITS OF 81 & UPWARDS nErEIygn
INIEREST ALLO u ED AT TIE RATEO
SEILN PER CENT PER AVA UW.
ON CERTyFICA1E 1ES OF DEIOSIT,
.'HD SIX PEE CENT COM
POUNDED EVERY SII
MONTHS ON ACCO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Wade Hampton, President.
John John +. +. Thomas, rItta"u, vicc-Preeiaen,s.
Thomas p. Gregg, Cashier.
John q. u. smith, Assistant Cashier
Directors.
Wadc Hampton, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia.
+. w. McMaster, Columbia
A. O. Haskell Columbia
]. P. Thomas, Columbia.
II. H. Hcinitsh, Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia.
Ihomas Il. Gregg, Columbia
j. Eli Gregg, Marion.
9. T. Scott, Nowberry.
W. @. Mayes, NewLcrry
Is. IL Rutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel. Jr.. Charleston
Mechanics, Laborors, Clt ria W,dous r..
Phans and othors may here drposit tLe,r aov-
ihgs and draw liberal rate OF Interest thnra
on. flanters, Professional Men and Trnateeo
wishlng to draw interest oil their tnnds n,.t;1
they require them for business or other r,,.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart .pmoII
>ums ior their children, and Marie d Wonon
ana minors (whose deposits can onIy bo Jr;th
drawn by themselves, or, in caso Of deo.h o WIN
their loRel rcpresentativos,j wishing to 10y
aside funds for future use. arc here affnrdaS
an opportunity OF depositing their n,aan
whero they will rapidly accumulafe. and at
the samo time, be subject to witbdrawaj, -, o.
H.o'' Aug IS
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Oar Dress Goods Department

>hAl: aimry, Do rop.ot.,. ,,h ,no la.sst ot,i i,s
ni Si.ka, Satins, Popl:ns, Pl,:ls. i.npi4rs
Cloths, Nerinos, DclainHs and Up-ras. IL ali
c"lore, Prints OF all eraica and ~: krs
TABLE LINENS, in all styles. Damasks.
tow'is, Napkins, Doylias and diapers of
every de-. crip:IOn.
In JEANS, CASSIMlHES, DROADCLOrHS.
DOEshlNS: WE ehall alHay- lave n corlulAte
assortment
Iu BLEAChED GOODS, sHEETIN8S and
SH1RrlNGS. and in BROWN CO1"rONS, wo
shall offer great Inducements.
In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WAR.
Collars, Nerino Drawers and shirts s fine so.
lection and bargains.
A fir. assortment OF NOTIONS On hand.
Call and sCc ua, Ut The New Stor, in Di.,r,ka
now building, undtr tho old Kinaler Hall
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SARRACENIA BITTERS.
Asoveroign remedy for


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Md diseases ar;.ing from disorJered cor
"it!"u az hhn stomach ami Liver Prepared bv
q. AlMAk, Chemist and Druep,nt
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DRY GOODS!
NEW STORE AND VIEW GOODS.

WE taho pleasure. in Announcing 20 the
fine stuck of DRY GOODS, of every dcrcrip.
tion, cnd shall always have Oh hand > fin,
assortment of AL the var;'1A g 2oIs srrer.,ir
ing TO our trs.le.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-01
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CONSTITUTION REkOVAT0R,
Blood Cleanser,

'hlS medicine is known to the faculty ~ :
SArsapariila, tied with other valuable, medi'
cinai htrbs, and is guaranteed as chem;caIl,,
puro For the cure of
SCROFULN AND COSsuMprvo