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EDWARD r. BARKER,
Secretary.

BY authority OF the Board Directors OF this New York
RaIwsy Company and ia coniorty with tas terms OF the
Subscriptions give public notice FOR and
behalf o the directors and such company that books
Wednesday the 2sh day Jure nst at the following
~ Tie l.nxos Of Duncan, Sherman Co.. No. l,
Nassau street
the banking house OF the Bank OF the Metropolis, No 81
the any authorizes construct viaduc Rail
branches trougb the city Of New York. the est
anl west sites heieo from ccnmon sartirg point ~ or
Chanb.rs street, between Broadway anil ahashan
street; the Harlem rver and Through Wesches-
county with power TO oold additional lines Of railway
w,chcse county Ths property acquired by the Company
cxc,nied from taxes and asss5mens during the period
Tnc Mayor. Aldermen and Commonaty OF New fors are
authorized and dectei w,sa s,mv,r. sne approvs' mn
company whenever million OF liars thereof has
amount Of stocL wholly subscribed for taken
By e directors OF tie company o The conpeon Of efher
supervisors that authorized TO issue the bonds
Of The county to such amount as me shan eein
raj way in rcus that county. For the proper equal
aion OF the inercs ot harrhoers who may srosc-bs
na pay 70 q moneys at a. dssn, G ses tho Sesors are s
able OF earning.
The terms OF SUBSCRIPTION viii DO as follows:
raid cash the time OF subscription. The residue tooe
paid called for by the Board OF Directors notice OF
thirty days. but no call nj any one time to exceed ten per
Scrip at the Of per cent annum
nas of the railway ON all lnsta paid on stock sur
scrbci within thirty days alter the subscription books
The reserves the right close the subscrpton
books al any time etlcr the 9Nh day OF jay, 1871.
BY orier o. the h0-'a 4 HLfxxsprR T. STEWART,
JOHN JACOB ASTOR,
LEVI r. NOR1ON,
Commispntrs op Behalf OF ies company.
New York. Juae 10, ISL
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WE HAD TIE PLEASURE OF ATTENDING TO DAY
the examination q one 9! our most favored Boarding
Schools II. HEILBkONN'S Education.l Institute, corner
Tcntb avenue and Slxyf3t street TLe mansion filed
wih the friends and patrons of the estab shmelt,
1saacs, r. BonJy. editor Of tie Hebrew Leader Dr. ElE
editor OF the Jewish Ticcs, and Dr. katzerberg We
6aye been sureed by the both and intel,
lccnt appearance of the pups which proof Of the
bestowed them by thor rrncipal Mr..
hcDropn, and lis LADY The examination, comprising eli
the elementary and classical branches lasted several hours
pleased to state surpassed cxpectations.
Several pieces OF music have been mastery executed by
or The pupils giving great credit 20 their teacher Miss
Davis T. Mccall In Short the of this interesting
hhii,n wa! real success, and we left this cbarnugy
building than satisfied. Parents anxious
lrer5 Of chiren may place them with
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THE NEW YORK ,,r
RAILWAY COMPANY.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDEhT T. STEWART, A. OAKEY HALL,
WILLIAM N. TWEED, JOHN JACOB hsTOR,
AUGUST BELMONT, PETER Il. SWEENY,
CHARLES A. LAMONT, LEVI y. MORTON,
JAMES II. n. LASIER, HUGH SMITH,,
FRANZ Lin UsGOOD WILLIAM r. BLODGEFT
WIN. BUTLER DUNCAN, RICH ARD O'0ORMAN,
JOHN ]. BRADLEY, JOSE +. NAVARRO,
CIIARLES L. TIFFANY, HENRY SMITH,
WILLIAM r. TRAvERS, EDWARD II. WESLEY,
yOSEPH SELIddAN, MAhTON MARBLE.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, JOHN NTAYLORjOuNsTON,
HENRY HILTON.
HENRY HILTON,
President.
HUGH SMITH,
Vice President.
W. BUTLER DUNCAN.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

AT THE AUCTION House OF
II JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsFLL
Ohlce and salessoa "a Nassau gtrccL
opposite the Post oiicc
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N,O MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN KERO
i scne OIL, gunpowdcr, &c. =
I. FiaE pErA.rnRNr, CRY or NEW yoRKJ

, AT ATD la9 MERCER SrIEyT. juno 81, 1S7l.\
Under the prGvaicps OF the tact ip - and
keeping OF ahs,ibe material II the city Of New York."
passed April u, 1871 conscs required by all parties
ESSsa y hs a;snssyws q as stsa l St;ggras INIT;
articles Or 10 or refined petroleum, Kerosene, coal
similar o.! ny of their products, Eunrowde, blasting
poWter otton. rrc y!yccrme drxn, explosive oils
compounds, works dctonxiins worke cartridges powder
trsir CAPS cooia nitrate OF soda nitrate Of
silver, ether, phosphorus matclcs-
Notice II hereby xs1A sa this Bureau prepared
such censcJ and that immediate application for the
ne ssary, for any deisnl parties will Be held
liable To al the penalties prescribed by the law.
Ry order OF the Reard of Fire Commissioners.
CHARLES r. GILDGRSLEvE, Caes Clerk.
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FINANCIAL.

nFtCE OF CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
~. Brosiway, New York, June Is. ls-Custonsrs ol
tns company ered to certificates or pro1ts FOR the
oy are requested 10 osain receipt FOR the
dia.ciy, IN order to avoid their forfeiture.
CYRUS PICK, Secretary.
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HUKSE AND CAKNIAGE AUCTION MART,
li0, liz AND Ill EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 4fH AV.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
tVFRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, tyU.

EOSY PHAETONS, PONY PHAErONS, PONY PHAE-
i toes Pony Phae.ons-0reat reduction in prices
Fifteen different styles, several slightly soied cheap; lot
SECOND hand Carriages and Harness Manufacturers unon
635 Broadway.
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(SORBETT Co. l2 lM and l2S West Twcutyffh street,
" offer great variety Of second hand Carris including
top open Wagons Phaetons, Bres LandaB Carencea
and Dog Carts All o, the above In excellent order and
! " Il o.
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AN ELEGANT SIX SEAT EXTENSION TOP PHAETON
sia seat sht Votoria hall top Park Phaeton, with
posit0ry, 6S3 Broadway
DUGGY-SHrFTING. TOP, ALSO SINGLE AND
- double Harness. covered mounting, ali by good makers
and nearly new, at lU3 l05 West Thirty
atrppt
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|, gForeagn AGalrs.

The Prussiana completed the ooounat;on
J. OF Tours yesterday.
In the East, Bourbaki has been on.
: gagged eince the 18th in series of ont.
post sls;rmishes with Prussians in which
/; ne has generally been successful, AT
81. quentin, on the 10Th, Faidherbe's Is
troops maintained their ground until
might, and then retreated to q position
bshInd the town. The Prussians at
tacked DION yesterday, and were re-
: pulsed and beaten after n battle which
! lasted five hours.
sRicciotti Garibaldi captured the flag
OF the Prnssian Limo Regiment.
The following despatch has been read
and made public by the Government
here:
':DIJoN, January 22-Evening. The
French repulsed On attack of the Prus-
SLAMS too day along the whole line. The
enemy were pursued and the positions
held by them Mt Daix and Hauteville
were seized. The Garibaldians entered
DlJon amid immense enthusiasm. The
Prussians in their fight abandoned their
wounded"
LONDON, January 24-5 A. Mt is
said Count Bernstein hns telegraphcd to
Versailles that plenipotentiaries present
ut the first meeting of the conference
are unanimous in the resolution to pre-
vent the discussion of questions uncon-
nected with the East.
LONDON, January 24-7 A. M.-The
Germans are before Cambria They
have established siege batteries at Ru-
milly, near the city.
LONDON, January 24-The Germans
captured Dole, with $50 cars loaded with
army stores. The Franc-tireurs de-
stroyed the bridge over the Moscllc, be-
tween Nancy and Toul. Garibaldi's
operations have been suspended, in con-
sequence Of Bourbnki's retreat.
A Paris correspondent of the London
Times, under date of the 21st, says
Irochu is generally considered incompe-
tent. The Council of Defence only
failed to accept his resignation because
they were unable to fud successor.
1t is impossible to make Parisians con-
slider the question of surrendering.
They are anxious to fight under compe-
tent leadership. A ration Of flour is now
half pound daily per man. The
poorest people receive bread gratis, with
pint OF wine each, and little soup
daily. Middle classes suffer most Sc
verciy Of all. Potatoes are sold ut IL
franc picco, and dog flesh is wGrth one
dollar per pound.
BORDEAUX, January 2l--Aflcr bat
tie ut Dion, the Prussians reireatcd to-
wards Mcssigny, Norge and Savngny
Sesnc. In the West, also, the Prussians
appear to be falling back. Alencon was
evacuated. The enemy cut the railway
between Lyons and Besauson, at Byaus.
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American Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, January 25.-Arrivc.l-
steamship Champion, New York; schoon-
or e. & l.. Marts, Boston.
ST. LOUIS, January 24-Thc Kansn,
Legislature has IL bill before it to restore
the ballot to all DISTINGUISHED persons
by reason Of the war. It will probably
pass.
SAN Francisco, January TT is be-
lleved that sufficient rnin has already
fallen to secure All abundant wheat crop
in California. and the farmers are plant
ing as rapidly MS possible.
Work has been stopped on the build
ing OF the University Of California for
want Of funds.
The stage from Murphy's camp to San
Andreas Tuolum County, was robbed
yesterday of Wells, Fargo e Co. Ex-
press box. There were no passengers in
the coach.
The $10,0 coin prize in the Nevala
Lottery was drawn by ticket No. 10, oi3,
which Is supposed to have been sold in
the Eastern States.
JACKSON, MIss., January 25.--The
Yerger case still cxcites much interest.
No trial before the civil authorities has
ever transpired. The grand jury ig-
nored the bill for murder, which is re.
garded by legal professors and the Jour
nails as equivalent to ncquittal. The
Pilot, Radical, admits Yerger can never
bo convicted, and advises noNe prose
qui. AS final step, special pleas have
been filed, but the case will not be tried
ut this term of court. Yergcr has been
Mt liberty since last May
HAVANA, January 25.-The merchants
OF this city complain of the grent delay
in mails from Southern cities in the
United States since they havo been sent
by the Cedar Keys route Letters from
Charleston riu that route take fourteen
to twenty days to reach Havana, while
letters via New York and New Orleans
take only five to ten days.
New YORK, January 25.-The Langwy
garrison made n successful sortie, and
three PrassiRn batteries were siienced
1t IL stated that Fnvre, in despatch to
Odo Russell, declines to leave Paris
The Herald's Paris special reports call
for riot in Paris, but only 500 disorder
lies responded; subsequently, hnweyer,
the force for the protection OF the Hotel
de Vile was strengthened. The new
War Committee is about organizine1
Trochu is understood to have placed
himself in the hands Of the Provisional
Government. saying, with tears in his
eyes, "Do with me what you will. -
Meantime, rumors prevail that Trocbu
has resigned, and thnt Favre has opened
negotiations with Bismarck for capitula-
tion. The special gives terrible accounts
OF the slaughter on the 19th-the Prus.
slams allowing the French to approach
within deadly distance, when, within an
incredible short time, tho ground WINS
covered with dead and wounded. 1t was
the bloodiest day since the commence
mcnt Of the siege.
War is imminent between Salvador
and Honduras.
VIM. Varley, known as "Reddy, the
blacksmith" killed the notorious James
Haggerty.
WASHINGTON, January 25. The head
quarters OF the Department OF the Sontl
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:, ITS nifty curis," said Mrs Partineton to
Ike, while eding about tho impending war
in Europe, that tho Holicrllorn creates such
disease among the cattle in Ameriiy." The
old lady, having delivered herself Of the
above, took dose Of LIrrMAN's GREAT GIN
MAN HITTERs to cheer her depressed epirits.
and resumed her knitting.
Liprman's Bittcrs arc for sale by all drup
g;sts and dealers. Depot in Columbia y. g.,
at GE1cEn Il McGREaon's. Druggists. S18
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POlnaria Nurseries.

\ SRA. THE largest and most varied
aS :, stock Of Southern accimated
9gaaa soil and climate, consisting Of
apricots and Nectarinos, from the earliest to
the latest. Cherries. Ounces. Figa, Hnzie
Nuts, English Walnuts and Spanish Chest
nuts, several fine varieties; Grape Vines, en-
Haspberrics, Eyergrccns in great variety. for
ornament and for cemeteries: Roses-ali the
best; Dal!lias, Gladiolas. Lilies, &C.; Orna-
mental Towering Shrubs, Asparagus and
rartncy Rose, for hedges.
Persons wishing, will please apply direct 10
the proprietor. WNI. SUMMER
Jan II limo P0maria a n
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State of South Carolina, County OF
NeWberry---In Common Pleas.

Liza Il. Stewart, as Administrative OF the
Estate OF Robert Stewart, deceased, Plain
TN. rS. Joseph Pearson and Nancy Pearson,
his wife, Jamca W. Stewart, James Z. Stow
art, Sophronia G. Stewart, Cally A. Stewart,
Charles A. Stewart, Robert G. Stewart Mary
a. Augspath, James Y. Harris and John
Coate, endants.--Complaint for Relief
Complaint served
To TIE DEFENDANTS:
You arc hereby SUNNI oned and required to
answer the complaint annexed, and servo
copy OF your answer the Subscribers at
their Office at Newberry Court House, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the service
OF this summons OIL you, exclusive Of tho day
OF service. If you fail to answer tho complaint
III that time, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in tho Com.
piaint. FAIR, POPE & POPE
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Eewborry c. H., S. c., 7th day Of January.
A. ID. 1871.
To James w. Stewart. James E. Stewart.
Sopbronia g. Stewart Cally A.. Stewart,
Charles A. Stewart, Robert G. Stewart and
Mary n. gepnth--Defcndants
Take notice, that the summons in this ac-
ton, of which tho foregoing is a copy, wan
flied in the Office OF tho Clerk of tho Court of
Common Pleas, at Newberry Court House, in
III" County of Ncwhcrry, in tho State of South
Carolina, on tho 18th day Of January, A. D.
1871. FAIR, POPE Il FOf,E
Jan l? th6 Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
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Blacksmith and Wheelright.

a THE subscriber, having started bust
Anncss on his own account, bcgs to in
W. form his friends and the pnbirc that he
IL now prepared to execute MI orders in his
line. His Shop is located on Assembly street :,
between Gorvais and Lady.
Jan 4 1mO PHILLIP MOTIF.
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The Dexter Stables.

ga THE undersigned have re-
AaJG moved their Stables to the new
tnAAe building, Immediately South o:
llIESpAJanney's Hall, and, with new
W% Vstock of CARRIAGES, BUG
GlES anu fine HORSES, are prepared TO an
swer all calls that may be made upon them.
Horses bought and sold on commission.
Persons i'll want OF good stock. are invited to
give us call. Liberal advances made On
stock left for sale. BOYCE 4 CO.
W. II. BoYoE.
G.. II. PETrlSGIIL. Jan 81
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To Rent,
81 a DWELLING HOUSE, OH Cpmrsircc..
Sl;i; containing eight rooms. Ten acres tf
LAND contiguous tn tn" dwelling viii ..u
rcnted with it II desired. Apply to
WM. WALLACE
at Onic. of Mrssls. Wallace ~ Greene.
Jan p Scntts Bank rni,Gin..
JUST RECEIVED.
A FINE ASSORTMENT of DOILS.s
IN and other fancy articles iurili,.lc folks.
ALSO,
A fresh selected stock of CANDIES fancy
and stick, and large assortment of Fancy
and plain pou' I'll Cakes.
A fine lot of MEERsGiiAUM Plies, Cigars,
&C., at kkAFr'S BAKERY
Zee * Main street.
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MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auction re-.
ON the fret MONDAY in February next. VIC
will soil,
LEASE OF four years and three monthn
lW!,h tho privilege to remove the BUILDING
before expiration OF Lease.) on that piece OF
ground upon which tho storo occupied by Mr..
Werhan, Watchmaker, now stands, subject to
n quarterly rent Of S25 per quarter. Jan 31t
In the Court Of Probate---Lexington,
E1 parte Alexander II. Wolfe, Administrator
OF W NJ. Beckham, deceased.
retItom 70 SCI Personal Property Of Deceased.
EOURSUANT to the order Of Hon. A. 81.
l. Canghman, Judge Of Probate for Lex
ington County, will sell, OIL the first day of
February next and days succeeding,
The PERSONAL PROPERTY OF W. NJ
Beckham, deceased, consisting Of about
30 Bales Cotton,
Is Mules, 8 Horses and Colts,
6D Hogs, so Cattle, among which are q great
many fine Mich Cows.
Kitchen Furniture, &C., and large quantity
OF fino Cotton Seed.
Fodder,
Four-Horse Wagons, / Ox.Cart. large
quantity of Farming Implements, House and
The salo will be commenced at what is
known as the James Bates place, in Ricbland
FORK, and continued there until all the pro-
perty on that place is sold; and on the day
immediately succeeding, the sale will be con-
tlnued ut the Baker place, in Lexington, tho
late residence of tho deceased, and continued
there until all the property is sold. 1t is
thought tho sale at the Bates place will oc-
cupy about two days, and the sale commenced
ut tho Baker place on the third
Terms OF ealc cash. Is. M. ROOF, 8. L.C
Shcriffs Office, Lexington @. H., January 9,
1911. Jan IL
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State of South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, JANUARY "a. 1870.
RDfOiOSALS for tho printing OF tho cur
Il rent and permanent work Of tho General
Assembly, addressed to tho Clerks of the Sc
nate and Houso of Representatives, will bo
IecGiVGd TcW ny the undersigned until WEDNES-
DAY. February l, 1871. J. WOODRUFF,
Clerk OF Henate
r. A. 0. JONES,
CLERK OF Housc Of represent ativcs.
Jan ~ ~
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ALSO,
For Sale or Rent.

,3Ii. THAT desirable RESIDENCE on
'sa;,', Plain street, lately occupied by James
~. ~ q. Gibbes, containing eight large com
iortable Rooms, Pantry and Bath Rooms, with
Kitchen and out-buildngs complete. Also,
Wen of iinc Water on premises.
Perfect titles can be given and on liberal
terms. Apply to
MONTEIrH & FIELDING,
Jan Il tj Auctionecra
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You can obtain the best of Cigars, Chewing
anu Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, etc., at tho sign
of the Indian Girl, Columbia Hotel Row. Jill
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Mill Rocks.

1.-TWO SETS fur sale: :l6 and As in diameter:
4 hoop, spindle and everything complete
The largest s Clouds Greek Granite ! will
sell Surprisingly low.
ALSO,
Two Stationery STEAM ENGINES and
SAW-MlLI.S very low. f. A. CONNOR, ,Gzs
Jan 22 mth4 Cokasbury
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Acacia Lodge No. 94. A. F. M.

a THE Regular Communication of this
X&Lodgo will be held in Masonic Hall,
Iv\TnlS (Thursday) EVENING, at z
ocluck. by order of the w. NI
Jan rs +. NJ. BRENNAN, JR., Secretary
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Sugar-Cured Hams.

Sugar-Cured Hams.
O0n CHOICE New York Sugar-Cnre,l
AOO HAMS.
100 choice New York Sugar-Cured SHOUL-
DEtS. just received and tor sale, at reduced
prices, by j. & L. Il. AGNEW.
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Music Lessons.
Farm for Sale.

NHEAP FOR each, Il small FARM, seven
" acres, moro or less, on uppor Boundary
street. bounded on East by lands of Col. Vim.
Wallace, North by j. NJ. Crawford, South by
Boundary street. For further particulars
inquire Of g. u. HOPE, or D. c. PEIXOTT0
& son. Jan "a
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Yorkville Female College,

1ofkV1lle Female College,
YoykuiHe, g. C. ..,.+
THE first seseion Of the collie
ALSA giate year OF 1871 will begin on the
elll - 1ST OF FEBRUARY snd close on
81 tho goth Of JUNE. The second
WE| session will begin on the Goth of
S June and close Oh tho 9th OF No.
vember.
This institution is furnished NTH full
corps OF cxperiel ed teachers.
TERN FOR THE YEAR,
Payablo 0no-half on entrance, one-fourth on
the lat Of July, and the remainder on the 1st
of October.
.BoaT'ing, including Fncl and Light $3.50 90
tuition IN collegiate course, 80 90
tuition in Preparatory Department, 80 90
Tuition in Juvenile Department, 20 90
struncntal Music and ,Iac of Piano, SIS co
Private Vocal Lessons, so OF,
Vocal Lessons in Clabsr- II 90
Sacred Music. ( m
french anu German, each. 20 60
Latin and Greek, each, lG on
will leave Columbia on tho I'd of February,
and will take in charge any pupils going to
iorkvllo. For circulars appiyto
REV. JAMES DOUGLAS
Jan mth8 President.
*Thoso who pny strictly according to tho
above terms will havo their washing done
without charge.
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Just Received.

A assortment OF fresh CRACK EItS, Of the
N finest quality, consisting Of Soda, Boston.
Butter, Lemon, Ginger, Cream and Lunch
Milk, for salo at lower prices than usual, by
Jan z 1mO r. STENHOUHE.
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The Young Mems Christian Association
commence this new year with determination
to pusl forward viii, Zeal the work which il
get for them to do. In view OF this, The fol-
lowing committees have been appointed:
TO PROVIDE FOR THE rooR--C. d. Stanley.
Chairman: +. L. Alexander, 4. StcnhoHsc, W..
q. Fisher, W. IL. S1uicr, Il. T.. Purse.
10 PROVIDE FOR iorSu MEN CoMISo ro THE
CITY To REslDE.-Dr y. l.. Buozcr. Chairman:
John Bryce, George Bruns
fersons knowing of any cases to be acted
Chairman or any member OF the committee.
&. j. lKEDELL, President.
or State papers will please publish tho lat
W. cpHIllttct Without charge, Ian
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GRAIN! GRAIN! GRAIN!

GRAIN GRAIN! GRAIN!
WI. WHITMIRE, ,GkEENvILLE, y. G.,
nEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO
~ DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to all orders entrusted tn lis care
This is a rare opportunity for Planters and
etbcrs living along the line Of tho Grecnvile
and Columbia Railroad, to procure thct sup.
plies at first cost. ! only ash u fair trial, and
guarantee satisfaction. Nov 25 3mo
Irish Potatoes.
OK BBIS. choice Table POTATOES. for
~ snlr low. EDWARD HOPE
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School N Office.

School Notice.
~ TIE subscriber having just sue
At&A coedcd i'll procuring residence for
~ IA41hEhis family, finds it necessary to
YSS cllnngo the location, aud herein
RH1 gives notice that his SCHOOL
~ Fl:; BOYS will positively bo OPEN
ed on tho tjIST MONDAY in February, at
his residence corner ut Plain and Henderson
streets, next honse above Nickereon's Hotel.
Jan II 1St G. H BAKNWEIJ
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New Varieties Garden Seeds.
LNILDERKRAUr CABBAGE,
IL Marblchcad Mammoth Cabbugc.
Early Schwenforth Cabbage,
keycs' Early Prolific Tomato,
New French breakfast Radsli,
Early Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Early Winningstadt Cabbage
For sale by L.. II. HEINIISu
Wholesale and Retail Drug and Seed store.
Jan IS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-26
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THOMAS W. POPE Uniforms the
C%;SA public that the best BEEF, PORK,
r~yE..4 NUrTON and SAUSAGE, in the
esSztszAs2 market, can be found at Stall No. 7.
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