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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-09-01

CoNTnARlErIGs.- THE only rights that
'rebels have is to bangle at the end of a
rope" -John S. Barlc0. Democratic can
diaatc for State Treasurer.
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FINANCIAL AND conasrERclAL.
New YORK, January 28-Noon. n.-Stocks
unsettled and dull. Money easy, at Ga


unsettled and dull. Money easy, at Ga
7. Exchange-long o; short 9sa. Gold
215S. 62's, coupon, 15A; Tennessee's,
OK coupon. 81; new 45al; Virginia's, ex-
coupon, 81; new 621 .; Louisiana's, old 20;
levee 6's 631aa; S's II; Alabama S's 90; SIS
63; Georgia 6's 901a; rs 90; North Caro-
lina's, old, 4134; new 24s4; South Carroll
mas, old, 81 q new 7s1S. Flour without
material change. Wheat dull, without
any decided change. Corn dull and
dropping. Pork dull-mess &c. .5Oa27. .25.
Lard quiet, at 164@1624. Cotton quiet,
at 253s. Turpentine firm, at 49,. Rosin
firm. at 2. Is for strained. Freights dull.
z P. M.-Cotton quiet, with sales of
800 bales, at 255s. Flour moderately
active, without change in price, Wheat
less active and heavy-winter red and
amber Western 1.29@131. Corn heavy
new 90@93. Pork heavy, at 27.OO6
27.75: Lard heavy, at 1714@19. .Whis-
key SO. Freights quiet. Money easy,
ut 4C96-some loans made Mt 5. Co.
vernment's firm; Southerns active and
generally firm.
BAnriMoRE. January 2s.--Cotton
changed. Wheat dull, at 1901. 40.
Corn weak-white LOO; yellow 9669S.
Pork quiet, at %. O0@29.50. Bacon and
lard quiet. Whiskey 99@1.OO.
New ORLEANS, January 2S.-Cotton
easier, at 241sC@25; sales $500 bales.
Flour quiet, at 5. 5.35@5.75. Corn 1.57l%.
Pork 1915. Bacon scarce, at 1415(0
l724; hams 19@191a. Lard 16a1@I8.
Sugar--prime 11A@1124. Molasses-
prime 69@7O. Whiskey 95@1.O5. Cof-
fee 1514@17L. Gold 215S.
MOBILE, January 29-Sales of cotton
to-day 900 middling 24;.624a1; !;
receipts 3,505; exports 5,9I7.
AUGUSTA, January 2S.-Cotton mar
ket active and frmer, with sales of $40
bales-receipts 8OO-middling 241I.
SAvANNAH, January 28.-Receipts of
cotton to-day 2,61S bales; sales 800
middlings %; market firm.
CHARLESTON, January 29.-Cotton act
i've and frmer, with sales of 700 bales
middling %; receipts 1,075.
PARIS, January 2S.-The Bourse open
ed firm-rentes 73 and S5.
LONDON, January S-Noon.-Consols
922s. Bonds SIS.
LIVERPOOL, January 2S-Noon.-Cot-
ton nsteady-uplands IL "a Orleans 117aM
II; sales Of the week $1,000 bales; OK
ports and speculation $1,000; stock 3OO,-
600; American 1000; receipts of the
week $4,000.
LIVERPOOL, January 2S-Evening.-
Cotton steady-uplands 11a1; Orleans
111S@12; sales 1000 bales.
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Assignees' Sale
In re John w. Grady. Bankrnn

In lie John W. Grady, Bankrupt
RI virtue of an order in Bankruptcy, from
Judge, to us directed we will sell, at William
ston, on 31st instant, between the hours of IL
M. and 2 o'clock in the afternoon. the we'll
known WILLIAMSTON HOTEL, and LOT
upon which said Hotel is located, containing
two t', acres, more or less. The Spring at this
and many invalids resort to this place during
the summer months for their health. The
scenery is beautiful, climate delightful. and
the surrounding country is healthy and pro-
ductive This rare chance for capitalists to
make good investment. Sold free of ali
liens, but subject to DOVER
TEEMs.-A sufficient amount to pay cost.
will be required in cash; the balance on a ere .
dit OF six months, with interest from date, with
Also. the EFT FuRNIfTTRE M IfTITR sups'ies, os th. u;u;.
Hotel, consisting of Chairs, Bedsteads. BIZ
reaus, Washstands, Tables, Crockeryware, &C..
&c. Terms cash for Furniture.
W. T. SHUMATE, |
Jane15 sm A. BLYTHE, Assignees.
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY Thomas
Chiffon, worthy young man of Bedford
County, was on his way to church, when
his horse became uumanageable and ran
of, and one of the stirrup-lcathers
breaking, Mr.. G. was hurled violently
against tree, his skull being fractured,
producing death almost instantly.
LLynchbwg Ne,cS.
Rev. Horace Cooke, the recreant pas
tor of New York, who ran away with q
young lady of his congregation, has sur
rendered his ordination parchments to
Presiding Elder Pease, with the request
that his name be "blotted from the re-
cords of the Conference and consigned
to infamy."
a man named Death lost $50, 900 by
the burning of his distillery at Warsaw,
III. It was the first time that Death
ever lost anything by the whiskey bust
ness.
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. HErGssA, hfSaraisz, 16asty 20 e66dr
cavalry and one Infantry company, unn-
der Col. Baker, left, Fort, ,Shawand seap-
tured Bear Chiefs camp, consisting Of
over thir:y spdgea where they killed men,
women .ald childfen. Eight men ec-
capped. Boar Chief was killed, and the
balance of the Blackfeet tribe fed to the
British possessions. It is understood
that Bakers expedition have permission
to cross the lines in pursuit.
CHARLESTON, January 2S.-Arrived-
steamers James Adger, New York; Sea
Gull, Baltimore. Sailed-steamer Sara
gossa, New York.
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Dom estic News.

RICHMOND, January 28.-Gen. Candy
to-day issued an order turning over the
administration of State affairs to the
civil authorities. The military officers.
filing the positions of State Auditor and
Secretary, to-day rendered their resigna-
tions.
PoRTsMoUTH, Va, January $500
workmen have been discharged from the
navy yard on account of the exhaustion
of appropriations.
JACKSON, MISS, January 2S.-General
Ames left for Washington last night It
is believed Gen. Alcorn will go with him.
81. r. Revels, (colored,) United States
Senator left for Washington this even
ing.
SAVANNAH, January 28.-The Green
Line excursion party, comprising about
800 delegates, from Cincinnati, Louis
vile and Nashville. and visitors from At
lanta and Macon. arrived here to-day
and were met at the Atlantic and Gulf
Railroad depot by large committee of
friends and citizens, and were welcomed
to the hospitalities of the city. In the
afternoon they were entertained by din
ners aboard several vessels in port. To-
morrow the excursionists will visit Fort
Pulaski and other places of interest.
ATLANTA, January 28.-The House to.
day, by vote of sixty-six to fifty-six,
decided to qualify and seat those persons
who received the next highest vote to
those members who were declared ineli-
gible, and those whose seats were de-
clared vacant by General Terry. Nine
were sworn in to-day, of whom three
were colored men.
CINCINNATI, January 28.--Distillers
have resolved to oppose the forty eight
hour fermentation, and determined to
test the question in the courts.
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Sale of the Laurens Railroad.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN.

-r, COLUMBIA, January rs, 1870.
Reca,Hnn Undersigned, m having been appointed
pany. in tho said State, and having duly oual.
lneo for said office, notice is hereby given that.
pursuant to orders heretofore passed in The
Court or Common Pleas for Laureas County
IN the said State, I will sell to the hjehest
olaaer: at public auction, the property OF the
sad Laurens Railroad Company, described as
IoLoWs: Ihe Railroad OF the said Company.
vile, including the road-bed, right of Wav and
lands occupied by or belonging to the said
Company, together with the several euuer
structures and tracks thereon and all rails
and other materials used on the same. and
all and singular tho several bridges, yisducts
culverts, fences, depot grounds and buildings
thereon, station-houses, workshops, engines
tenders, cars, tools, materials and machinery.
equipments and appurtenanoes Of every kind
and all the stock subscribed for In the said
company, and all other property belonging,
apperta!nlng to, or in any manner conneoted
WIN or forming part Of the said Laurens
hailroad Company, and all franchises. riehts
and privileges of the said Lsurens Raiiroad
Company, OF, in, to, or concerning the eame
AND upon such sale all equity Of redemption
IN the said premises shall be forever barred
and absolutely foreclosed.
The said sale shall take place at tbe Stata
house. in the city OF Columbia, South Caro-
Una, at IL O'Clock, meridian, on the 3Oth dsy
OF March, in the present year, on the folloV
ing terms, that is to say, $40 900 cash. and the
resioue IN Blk per cont. coupon bonds of the
state OF South Carolina at par, or in private
PONDS, payable in one, two and three years.
pea Dearing interest at the rate Of seyen per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually, with as
sured personal security and mortgage of the
premises. GEORGE w. WATERMAN
Jan ~ Receiver Lsurens r. r. 10
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Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Pro
perty for Sale.


STATE OF souTH CAnoL1NA---Is THE ComMos
PLEAS, LEXINGTON
Catharine Sawyer and Others us. Deborah,
Sawyer and others
DURSUANT to the order of the Court in
4 this case, will proceed to sell, before the
Court House of Lexington County, within leeai
hours, on the first MONDAY in FebruarI.
next,
The LAND and MILLS of George sawve,
deceased, situate in Lexington COUNTY. on
Cedar Greek, Greek, adjoining lands of James D.
Jones. William Scofeld, James Dunbar and
others, and known on the plat of w. E. Saw.
yer, dated and filed in this case February
i962, by the letters A and C, F and D. It will
pc sold In two parcels, Cedar Greek to be the
iine; tracts a and to be one parcel, contain.
ing y, 423 acres, more or less, on the West aide
OF Cedar Greek; the other parcel, F and B. CON.
tanning Isis acres, more or less, on the East
side of Cedar Creek-the purchaser of eacI,
parcel to have equal mill privileges, respect
lively. and with the full and free priyilere ~
damming the said Cedar Creek, and usine, the
waters thereof for mill and manufactnr;no
purposes. One-half acre for the family bur;si
ground, excepted on the Western parcel.
TERMS OF SALE.--Onc- c-half cash; the balanca
on credit of one and two years, in equal in.
stalments, to bear interest from day Of saIe.
the purchase money to be secured by bond
with good personal security and mortgage OF
and stamps. S. M. ROOF g
LExISoToN c. H., January S, 1870. Jan 10
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slss alsi &c


pAhts, january 2s.-The Corps Legis-
:iaA8 ss mnch excited over the Epglish
,coEpmercial treaty. Clarendon is here to
watch the progress Of events. The pre-
cent treaty expires February4
The LaCreuzosi strike has ended.
schneider, the President of the Sc.
nates and chief proprietor OF the Lat Creu-
zos works. attributes the strike to
Gazette ststes that the Alabama claims
negotiations have been suspended.
Peabody's lands, recently seized by
the Grown officers. have been released.
The cotton spinners at Wigan and
Lancaster are on o strike.
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41sANkA01D sassDA SEDsA sAGlszi0bD.-Es!
SAfB FOR YOUNG MEN. on tho passtonel
TRUE MAnRIAGR, when perfect manhood and
perfect womanhood unite to consecrate the
union. zgent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
ladelphis, Pa. Jan 29 3mo
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Strayed.

~ FROM Columbia. on the 26th inst,
Na brown MARE, about Is or 18 hands
:.4high, and between and s years old.
shs is supposed to have gone in the direction
OF Chester, as che originally came from there.
A suitable reward will be paid for her delivery
to me, at Columbia J. P. MAYS
Jan 20 ~
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Report for Week ending Friday, Jan. %, 1870.
PHOENIX OFFICE. COLUMBIA, January 20, 1870.
CoTroN.-There has been good demand for
cotton during the past week. All OF the staple
brought to market-482 bales-was readily
20}; at 21; at 2I4; ut 21!; 66 at 22l; 20 at
23; So at 234; Ill at 23l; 32 at 23l; II at 23j; {;
152 at 23}; 16 at "a.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TRADE,

APPLIES, T3bu.l 25Ol 50
BAdGING, Gunny 26@28
Dundee u I'D 3O@32
BALE RoPE, Manil, @26
N.Y.orWesf}lb10915
BUTTER, Northern M5O
Country, Il ib. .25@35
BACON. Hams. ..23@25
Sides, Il 10. .18@2O
Shoulders ii @16
Bricks, T3l, 900 .9@12
CANDLES, Sperm4O@7O
Adamantine ib21@25
Tallow ...... 14M16
COTTON YARN1 85@2 90
COTTON, Strict Md@24
hliddling .23i@
Low Midl'g, % a
GoodOrdny,22 %
Ordinary. 20 a 81
CHEESE, E.D.ib. 23@25
Factory .19@24
COFFEE, Rio, T3ib21@25
Laguayra .27@31
Java 5000
FLOUR, Co. 9O0@1OOO
Northern 6 OO@11 90
GRAIN, Corn l 40@1 so
Wheat Il 6O@2 90
Oats. :. 90@1 90
Peas Il 6001 Is
HAY, North, f'cwt.2 90
Eastern ..........
HIDES, Dry, Ffb12A@19
Green .@8
INDIGO, Caro-. .1@1 rs
LARD, T3ib .20@22
LUMBER, BIDS 100 FL so
Scantling Il SO
Shingles, $1,000. .275
LIME, e. Dbl. 2 7O@2 80
MEATS, Pork, F3lb. 15t
Beef ..........8 .8@12
Mutton. .10@12
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Cotton Seed.

COOP, BETTER. BEST, seems to be the
NJ idea nowadays. II any planter in the
grows tho best stalk, with the create st num-
Der Of bolls, and the finest staple on every
stalk, let him address me, al Columbia, 8. c..
and he will get the article he is looking for.
See the late Premium List and award of
premiums of the recent South Carolina Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society.
JAM JAMES NJ. CRAWFORD.
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Wanted.

A TEACHER, to take charge Of the Mill
IA Creek Academy, located nine miles South
east OF Columbia. An unmarried gentleman
preferred: To such one, bringing eatisfac-
tory testimonials as regards character and
competency, the school would probably be
worth from 5000 to $500 per annum.
For particulars. apply to J. G. LYKES,
Jan27t Hopkins Turn-out q T.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, 53055
New Orl'ns1 0O@l 10
Sugar H'se. .75Q1I 25
NAILS, e kegs 50@6 80
ONIONS. T}bus1 1902 90
OIL, Kerosene,g e 6O@75
Machinery. 1901 90
toULTRY, Ducks rr
Turkeys 8 90
Chickens .25@3O
Geese
SPECIE, Gold al 90
Silver Il 1901 18
POTATOES, Iris @2 90
Sweet. bus @1 25
RICE, CarolinaitSa @O9
East India. 80.
SHOT, Rbag. 8 00@3 25
SALT, Liverp.2 50@2 60
SOAP, Rfb, .73@I1
SPIRITS, Alcohol ,gI7 90
Brandy 4 O0W12 90
HollndGin.5 0O@7 90
American. q 00@3 90
jam. Rune 00@7 90
N. E. " q 00@3 90
Bo. Whisky 8 50@4 so
Mononghla2 5O@4 90
Rectified. L 35@1 65
SUGAR, Crus'd, 18I@19
Powdered. . $4,000
Brown ....... .12@17
STARCH, % tb. 94@11
TEA, Green 1b1 00@2 90
Black, Il 00@1 50
TOBACCO, Chw. .60@1 25
Smoking, ID. .5O@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .70@75
Cider .50@60
French. 4 25@1 SO
WINE, Cham. 25@32 90
Port, Pgal 00@5 90
Sherry. g 50@6 06
Madeira. q 50M8 90
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OXFoRD, Ga, November /, 1869.
do certify that sold to Messrs. Richard
ONealo " 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
Seed they raise MAJ rely upon getting the
We are Mr.. Dickson's Agents here, and will
order Seed direct from Mr.. Dickson, if desired.
Price $500 from one to five bushels, or 81 90
for five and upwards.
Jan 16 RICHARD ONEALE & son.
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To the Public in General.

II HAVE better COTTON SEED than snv
Il man who advertiscs Seed for sale. Mine
cells any other. The price is $50 per bushcl.
An examination of my proofs will be conyinc-
ing: refer to Jocob II. Wells and J. D. Hit.
Call and look at tho growth, in Butcher Town.
Dec3 ~ POPE
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The Bank of HAMBURG

PE!NG appointed as the Receiver of the
- Hamburg Bank, by his Honor Judge
Piatt, Judge of the Second Circuit Court,
notice is hereby given, to all whom it NAV
concern, that shall attend, for the discharge
Of my duty, Oil and after the 29th OF January.
1870, at my office. in Hamburg, to receive ali
claims, assets, or information connected with
said Bank. FRANK ARNING
Jan ~ Receiver
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His stock of Liquors and Wines
TobaCco.

SMOKING TOBACCO of Richmond Lynch.
burg and Baltimore manufactures, in half,
quarter and one-eighth pound packages.
SEGARS--both home manufacture and i'm.
ported.
And CHEWING TOBACCO of different
qualities.
Besides every article belonging to a first
class est tabiisilIuent
Grateful for past fayors, and determined to
leave no honorable means untried to retain
the good will of all who have favored me
hitherto. and who may hereafter favor me
with their custom, I will be happy to receive
the kind patronage, both of my old friends and
Jan
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Eststo oY John stor,s

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the s1st
IN day Of January, 1870, the undersiened
y. Mli pspply to Hon. VIM. Hutson sWigg, Judge
S;.a, ~ d,s0pAse lor Meh!and County, for . final
9lsoharge as Administrator Of tho estste Of
John Stork, deceased. W. d. STORK.
Jan . tio Administrator
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Mileage Tickets.
II @ M gsg2s! Rgl3sa

CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA r. r.
GENERAL FREIaHT AND TICKET OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, s. c., January %, 1870.
MI ECH EkCHANTS and others desiring MILE
NA AGE TICKETS, good for fye hundred
or one Thousand miles, can procure them by
leaving their address with any Station Agent
on line OF road, or upon application to the
undersigned, at following prices: For 1000
miles, $4,000; for 500 miles, $500.
Jan 296
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Just Received.

A CARLOAD Of fine, well-broke
MULES. All in want OF good stock
G>p-&p would do we'll to call and examine be-
fore purchasing. They may be seen
at Logans Stables, corner Senate and Assem-
bly, streets W. s. III 81. TALBOTT
Jan 81
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Richardson and Taylor streets.
Gold and Silver WATCHES, JeweIry, Silver
and Plated Wares, Knives, Forks Spoons and
everything belong ginC to a wcll-selected Az
sortment, ALWAYS to be had or furnished on
the most favorable terms
Repairing of Clocks. Watches, Jewelry.
Music Boxes, Surgical Instruments by an ex-
perienced workman from Europe
Jan G. DIERCEc
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To the Public.

10 the tuDllc.
E9 WOULD RESPECTFULLY
EToNfQinform the citizens of Columbia
IT, 3AE and the surrounding country &C.
OK. ,MSaneraily, that have resumed my
aSlAZ-@-zsE2Sold Business again, after lapse
OF twenty years, engaged in the manufacture
OF Iron, am again back at my first Business
that of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY-
where full Stock of all Goods kept in First
Class Establishment can be found. Ishallus
my best endeavors to give satisfaction to all
hope to receive share Of patronage. shall
keep First Glass Workmen, and all work en-
trusted to mo will be warranted.
Nov6 WILLIAM GLAZE.
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EXCHANGE HOUSE.
Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.

TUTB UlX0n C0CtOU seed.
M r otFEk Tor salo bushels Dickson
wv Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained
from Mr.. 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 1 500 to
bales to one mule.
Price $500 pei bushel.
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CARRIAGES.

A NEW stock of ELEGANT LIGHT CAP
"A R!AGES is just opened at the corner of
Assembly and Lady streets, near the Post
Office. All persons in any way Interested ara
invited to call and examine some of the fineat
specimens of design and workmanship thai
can be produced. These vehicles have been
bought right, and will be sold low, Tina atvIas
are the very latest-the quality unsurpassed
and every effort will be made to afford Iastinn
satisfaction and pleasure to those extendinS
their patronage to the subscriber.
Jan Il w. X. GREENFIELD
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Gift Candies
EtiWan Fertilizer

A AGENT for this valuable Fertilizer, we
"A. are authorized to offer i premium of a
half ton OF Etiwan Fertilizer for the best acre
use of said Fertilizer, and halt ton of same for
best acre of CORN.
Jan % RICHARD O'NEAJES SON
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Large Assortment

NF hew styles Ladics Half SETS. isome.
" thing elegant at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
Columbia Hotel Row.
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Seed Oats and BARLEY

Seed Oats and Barley.
1O BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK
lO OATS.
30 bushels genuine Canada BARLEY.
These seeds are worthy attention of scienti-
nc Farmers; the yield is enormous and the
quality of the grain raised superior to any
other, and commands far higher prices.
DecT GEO. SUMMERS
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Administrators Notice.

TUNHE undersigned gives notice that ON the
Il 7th day of February next, he will apply to
W. H. Wigg, Eeq., Judge of Probate for Rich
land County, ct his Office, at 10 q. m, for a
Turner, deceased
Jan t13 SAMUEL B. THOMPSON.
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Mount Zion Institute,
IFINN,SBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA.

IFINN'SBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA.
M%A ACLASSICAL and Normal School
eSH4 y kfor Boys. Superior facilities are
afforded in the Classical and Mathe-
XBF matical Departments. Practical
~ instruction given III Land Survey
ing, Typographical Drawing, &C.; also, In
Commercial Arithmetic. The discipline COM
bines tho orderly precislon of the Military
academy, with the thorough training Of the
A Uniform has been adopted as distinctive
badge OF this School, and is at once economi-
cal and handsome.
Scholastic year opens the 7th of February.
Board, including tuition in all the brspches'
except French. 800; French, $15.
Address, G. A. WOODWARD,
tGraduate University of Virginia. Principal.
Or; NJ M. FARRow, First Honor Graduate
Jan IS wss&
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Yeast Powders.
New Goods.

>ao IHAVE just received another suppIy
m OF fine English and French CASSf.
MERES, of the latest styles, Mhich are
ILL offered low for cash.
=. CD. EBERHARDT.
Nov % Washington ct, opposite Law RANGE.
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Immense Sfnck

1mmense Stock
nF solid Silver and Plated Wares SELLING
" cheap at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
Columbia Hotel Row.
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For Sale or Rent.

FOr sale or Kent.
am. good Cotton and Corn PLANTA.
-; TON. situated eigh hit miles from Columbia
Lon the Monticello Road. About 200 acres
cleared, part Of which is river bottom. On
SAID place is Dwelling and necessary out
Jan % imo+ Columbia. q n
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Notice.
A LII Book Accounts and Notes due F. Ia
"A ID. Hope must be paid by the first of Feb.
ruary next, or they will be placed in the hands
OF magistrate or Attorney for collection
jan - EDWARD HOPE
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Large Assortment
nF Ladies' and Gents fine GOLD WATCHES
" and CHAINS. for sale at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
Columbia Hotel Row.
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Large Assortment

Large Assortment
nF French and American CLOCKS. Also. 4
W email assortment of GUNS. PISTOLS
AMMUNITION, &C., &C.. at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
Jams Columbia Hotel Rnr,
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The Finest Assortment
nF Table and Pocket CUTLERY in the c;tv
W at reduced prices.
ISAAC sULZBACHER,
Columbia Hotel Row.
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Spartanburg Female College,.

nAE OF the officers of the Spartanburg Fe-
" male College will be in Columbia on the
evening OF the 3lst instant, prepared to ac-
company young ladies tho next day, Ist of
at the National Hotel, near the Grccnville and
Columbia Railroad Ian o6