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q o L q B L E
PACIFIC CUANO.
PRICE, SIS CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TIME.

Experience In the use OF this GUANO for the
past six years in this State, for Cotton and Corn
has so far established Its character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF tne
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Fertl'
lizer al the lowest cost to consumers this Guano
is nut into market this season at the above re-
duced price, which the Company is enabled to DO
cy reason o. its large facilities AMI the reduced
cost OF manufacture. :.
The supplies put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superin.
tendence Of Dr.. st. Julian Ravenel, Chemist OF
the Company, at Charleston s. c., hence planters
NAV rest assured that Its quality and c2mposltlon
is precisely the same as that heretofore sod; b.,
At the present low price, every acre planteo
can be fertilized with 200 pounds Guano at cost
not exceeding the present value Of 80 pounds OF
cotton, while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and CULTIVATION, tne
crop is increased by the application from two to
three-fold the natural capacity OF the soil, hence
under no condition could its application lal 10
'oin bnpiy TO ]. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 6s East Bay and and Atlantic Wnarf
Charleston, 8. G.
JOHN 8. REESE CO., General Agents.
nov2I-3mosDSC
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C13Bs AND SrARs.-Cyrus Mcbride and Rich
ard Beckett, lodged for fighting on Kerr's
wharf, were referred to trial justice.
Adam Green. arrested on suspicion of steal
ing money from lady, in a store on King
street, was turned over to trial justice.
A horse, found astray on Tradd street, cost
his owner one dollar to get him back again.
Three individuals, in various stages o.
drunkenness, found their way to the GTard-
house, and paid up their fine next morning OF
one dollar each
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ALL THOSE in need OF Broadcloths, Cassi-
meres, Doeskins, Beavers, &C.. will do well by
calling on us 10 take advantage Of the twenty
five per cent. reduction of prices in this line
of goods. Talors are invited to price the
goods. Samples given. FrRcHGoTT, BESE-
DICT & Co.
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For THROAT DISEASES and affections Of the
chest "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are OF
value. For coughs, Irritation of the throat
caused BY cold, CT unusual eXertion Of the
vocal organs, in speaking in public or singing.
they produce beneficial results.
dec96-tuihS3
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COMMENCE the New Year with good resolu-
tions and good Bookstore is as important as
the other-particularly TO those who have to
use the Books. We do not propose to direct
you where to obtain good resolutions, but
good Blank Books can be had at the oldest
and largest establishment Of Its kind In the
South, that of Walker, Evans & Cogswell.
The only place where the stock Of Blank
Books is made in Dixie. dec30-l
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A FORTUNE AWAITS You.-Secure your tick
cts at once for the Grand Drawing of the South
Carolina Land and immigration Gift Concerts
at Won Santen's, Immediately next door 10 the
Academy of Music. All numbers sold here are
expected to draw prizes. Reduction in price
of tickets to clubs. dec30-2
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By W. Y. LEITCH u r. s. BRUINS,

THADDEUS KELLY VS.. ROBERT G.
DELARGE. -
By virtue OF an Order OF the Hon. Judge Gra-
ham, made in this case, 2oth July, 1871, we will
sell ct public auction, near the Exchange, east
end Of Broad street, on TUESDAY, the 9th Janu-
"a ILL THAT TRACT OF LAND called Clover on
Charleston Neck, measuring SIX ac:es more OK
less. Bounding north on lot No. 8, designayed In
plan OF the said lands on record, east on lot Ne
4 on said plan, south on the Public Road leading
from Charleston to Clement Ferry, and to the,
west on the said Public Road. Also, ALL THAT
OTHER LOT, designated In same plan - No. 81
containing IS acres and ss.1oo psits OF an acre.
Bounding north on -, -, east on lot No: 4. south
leading from Charleston. tsee Aesne Convey
ance ofice, Book Q. No. 8 pages 2s4 and 2s5.
these two tracts constituting wEst was for.
merly known as the MIXER FARM, situated'
about I've miles from the City.
Terms Of sale-One half cash; balance In on
year, secure1 by bond OF the purchaser, bearing
seven per cent. interest, payable semi.annuany,
and mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser 70 pay
for papers and stamps.
WM. J. GAYER.
decl6s3wta2 Special Referee.
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"KEYLEss WA1cHEs."-We have just re-
ceived per steamer Vile de Paris from Havre
an invoice of fine Gold Stem Winders and
Chronographs, from the celebrated factory OF
Patek Philippe g. Co., Geneva, to which we
desire to call the attention of purchasers.
CARR1SGToN, THOMAS & Co., Jewellers and di-
rect Importers, No. 256 King street. decl9
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PAY UP-To-day is the last day allowed on
which the cry taxes vii! be received without
the inhiSfon of the usual penalty. Twenty
kpefeeht. is good deal to pay for few days
delay, and all should pay up who can possibly
, do 30. Accounts against city institutions
should also be handed in without delay to the
respectiva boards.
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The ALMsHoUsE.- a meeting Of the
board of commissioners of the Almshouse,
he'd on the afternoon of the 9th instant, the
folNTing officers We're elected for the ensuing
year9 J. NJ. Ostendorf, keeper; Mrs. Osten-
dorfT!matron; R. E. De:verney, clerk.
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STHHNoRTHEAsrERN AND THE CHERAw AND
DARLINGTON RAILRoADs.-We beg to acknowl-
edge, with thanks, the receipt from Mr.. S. S.
Soltmons, the general superintendent, of
pass over these well-managed railroads for
.the coming year.
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WE WOULD respectfully call yonr attention
to T. s. Nips3n's, No. l5l Meeting street. You
can there get real Leather Boots and Shoes as
cheap as you will pay elsewhere for shoddy.
AS he has all his goods manufactured especial
ly to order from the first manufacturers, he
viii guarantee all goods as represented.
Shoes for schooi.boys and misses specially.
All kinds of work constantly on hand. All
orders carefully and promptly attended to. T.
S. N1PsoN, No. l3l Meeting street. dec29-2
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REFUyDNo THE TAX ON CoTToN.-The fol.
lowing memorial to Congress has been sent
all the counties in the State, and the persons
who have the matter directly in charge are
urged 10 put it in train Immediately, or hand
the memorial TO some neighbor who will:
To the Congress Of the United States:
The subscribers were, in the years 1865, '66,
II and SO, when they were reduced to almost
abject poverty by losses growing out of the
late unhappy war, short crops and low prices
for the products of their soil, required to pay
an unjust and unequal tax on cotton, their
principal product, when other States, outside
the cotton belt, were not required to pay simi-
lar tax or the products of their soil. In ad-
dition to this tax on cotton your petitioners
we're required to pay their due share OF all
other taxes. Your petitioners are advised
that it is the opinion Of many of our most en-
inent jurists that the law imposing tax on
cotton was in violation of the constitution,
which is the anchor around which all should
assemble for equal rights, equal privileges
and equal burdens. Your petitioners have
never hesitated in their belief that Congress
would do them justice by repairing the great
wrong inflicted on them. And 10 that end
your petitioners nov most humbly pray.
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE,
No o2 Rroad Street.

TNOR SALE, THE BEAUTIFULLY SIT
II UATED FARM on Cooper River, known as
1eThe Retreat.n about seven miles from the city,
containing from 2l4 to $50 acres. On the Farm
is Brick Dwelling house, two brick outbuildings,
stables, DC. The location is beautiful one, and
commands flne view OF the river. The garden
walks were laid out with taste, and now have q.
variety OF Ornamental Trees In them. To one
desiring country residence near the city, it
ofrers n1any adyantapes. decl6-s4
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MLLER's PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS AL
MANIAC FOR 1s72.-This almanac, now pub
lshed by Walker, Evans & Cogswell, is pre-
pared with great care, under the supervision
of Professor Carlisle, and contains mass OF
highly valuable iuforpat'on concerning the
CaIplinas, Georgia aud Alabama, to all OF
which States it is adapted. 1t is, by long odds,
The best Southern almanac We have seen.
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ENGLISH sADDLEs.-For sale, "a fine Eng
lish Saddles and 100 Mcclellan Saddles. Will
be sold low to close consignment, John Com
minis, No. 30s King street, above Wentworth.
decl9-tuths6
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4 FITIL RENCONTRE.
Two Men Fight on the Wharf One
Drowned in the Dock.

a little before seven o'clock last evening a
fight occurred on Southern wharf between TWO
colored men named James Jose and Aaron
Fraser. which r, sulted in the latter being
pushed into the dock and drowned. The men
had been employed during the afternoon car
rying freight on trucks on board the steamer
CITY Point, which was about to leave on one
of herusual trips. 4 quarrel arose between
them. caused by one taking the others truck,
which they agreed to settle after work was
over. At that time Aaron said he
was ready to have it out, and Jose re-
marked that that time was as good as
any other. The two retired around a
small o.Hce on the wharf, and Aaron com.
menced the fight. They struggled for some
time, and Aaron pushed his antagonist against
an old engine, giving him severe cut In the
head. AS they scuffled in the dark, near the
edge of the wharf, Aaron suddenly lost his
footing, and tumbled head foremost into the
dock. The alarm of man overheard was quick
" spread, but the unfortunate man never rose
to the surface, and al efforts to find him were
fruitless up to late hour. The drowned man
was what is called q green hand, and hence the
jealousy which led 10 the quarrel. Jose, who
is a powerful black man. was arrested and
lodged in the Guardhouse to await the subse-
uuent developments in the affair.
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In JAIL.-Isaac Washington, colored, was
brought before Trial Justice Magrath yester-
day morning, charged with assaulting and
drawing knife upon Mr.. Jas. L. Rice at the
Circus pavilion on tine Citadel Green few
nights ago. After an examination. the
prisoner, in default Of bail, was committed to
Jail to await his trial at the next term Of the
Court of General Sessions.
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ELEcTIoN.-At a meeting OF the board OF
directors of the Peoples National Bank held
ON the Doth instant, Mr.. B. Bo!lmann was
elected director 10 fill vacancy caused D.
the death of Mr.. J. NJ. Caldwell.
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WILSON'S CAsED DEMONSTRATING long
seen the necessity OF placing pure and un-
adulterated stinulant before the public for
medicinal purposes, We have determined to
pack the following iavorite brands Of liquor
in cases consisting Of one bottle each of Pinet,
Castillon & Co.'s Brandy, Private Stock Port,
''Pale Family" Sherry, "old Velvet" Bourbon,
Jamaica Rum, cabinet" Gin, Loeb Katrine
(S:ot) Whiskey, which we sell at ten (slO)
dollars per case. To our friends We will say
that we guarantee the purity Of the above.
They are endorsed by our leading physicians,
and are, without any doubt, frst-ciass goods.
Send orders to WILSON'S GROCERY, Box No.
3s3, Charleston, s. c. No charge for deliver
ing. decls-l2
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PERIoDIcALs.-Sub-
scriplions received for all Foreign as we'll as
American Periodicals of Fogartie'S Book De-
pository, No 26O King street, lin the bend.)
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SCHOOL BooKs.-A full supply Of School
Books, at the lowest prices, can be had at
Fogartie's Book Depository, no. 26O King
street. lin the bend.) dec3O-stuth3
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IF YOU have not already given Walker,
Evans & Cogswell your order for your New
Set of Books, do go at once. They have the
largest stock in the South, and it Is entirely
homemade. dec30-l
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THAT HANDSOME $500 Music Box, at Won
Santen's Bazaar, will positively be drawn for
at o'clock this evening. Go or send early il
you want to secure a CHANGE, as there are only
q few left. dec30-l
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CHEAP FRENCH KID GLoyEs.-For one but
ton, dark and light, 81; for two buttons. plain,
81 rs; for two buttons, embroidered, 81 so. At
Reads, No. 263 King street. decl2-tuihs
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE,
No. 23 Broad street:

EOR SALE, THE POINT PLACE
II PLANTATION, on the 0keitc River, Beau.
which is cleared land suitable for the culture OF
the finest sea island cotton and provisions. The
and is well timbered. On the Plantation is q
DIV elling house with eight rooms, kitchen, barn,
STORE. house and negro houses. decl6 81
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ORDERS for Coloring Photographs will be
received at Fogarties Book Depository, No.
26O King street, lin the bend.)
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MARK Your CLoTHING!-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaa- r5'' East Bay
News Room. octl4-s
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The METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church con-
tinued its SESSION in the Wentworth street
Church yesterday, Bishop Simpson in the
chair. A large class OF promising young men
we're received into the conference. They
were very eloquently and earnestly addressed
by the bishop and DR.. Barrows, Of Atlanta.
Major NJ. B. Townsend and Ed. Limerick Sell,
ESQ.,, eminent friends of the Temperance
cause, were introduced to the conference and
most fraternally received In the evening a
missionary sermon was preached by the Rev.
Abram Middleton. A large convention Of lay
delegates held meeting in the same place.
Henry Cardozo, Esq, was elected president,
and F. W. Sasporas secretary.
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ONE DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-Superior 10
any sold heretofore. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEws-RooM. dec20
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ST. PETERS PARocHIcALs SCHOOL for Catholic
colored children will resume its duties on
Tuesday next, January I'd
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suLLrvAN's IsLANp.-The Very Rev. DR.. Ber-
mingham will oficiate in the Catholic Chureh'
on Sunday. at halfpast o'clock precisely.
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LADIES will find full assortment OF Harris'E
"Seamless" Kid Gloves at ]. R.. Reads, No.
263 King street. decl2-tuths
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MAsoN1C.-At an extra convocation Of Union
! hapter, No. 8, R. A. NJ, held last evening,
.h instant, the following officers were elect
I'd to serve for the current Masonic year: John
Oyren, NJ. E. q. P; wilmot G. DeSaussure, E.
king; J. D. Easterlin, E. scribe; Geo. D. Bry-
an, c. H.; ]. Adger smythe, P. s.; Jehn F.
Ficken, R. A. c.; ". W. Simons, S. NJ. Sd veil;
James R. Pringle, Jr., s. NJ. I'd veil; T. S. King,
SIN. let veil; Alexander Lindstrom, treasu-
rer; Charles Pennal, secretary; Thomas r.
O'Neale, organist; ]. J. Beasley, sentinel.
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FAIR PLAY is JEwEL.-About ten O'Clock
yesterday morning meditative Clubs and Stars
was reused to action atlhe corner Of Mary and
Nassau streets by startling cries of Fire muir
. der help Hurrying to the scene, he found
% old offenders, John Brown and Benjamin
SAllams, on the ground, with another colored
boy, whom they were beating with will. The
beaten one yelled Justify, and seeing at a
glance what was occurring, Clubs and Stars
Immediately grabbed both Of the assaultipg
parties. They were duly locked up in the
GAardhouse, and will make their appearance
\sore the Mayor this morning. Both are
known to the officers.
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Louis D. DeSAUSSURE.

EOR SALE, THE PLANTATION IN
IN Charl ston District, on Wandoo River,
thirteen miles from Mount Pleasant, on both
sides Of the Georgetown Road, l400 acres; about
800 are cleared upland, l22 rice land; balance IN
IEnnd nine. SWAMP, &c, deCl6 81
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

ENOR SALE, THE VALUABLE RICE
Il PLANTATION, known as "CRow ISLAND,''
in Georgetown District, on Crow Island Greek,
waters or North Santee River. decl6-s4
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TIE DAY OF FORTUNE approaches. The
Academy of Music, with the other grand
prizes of the Scheme, will be drawn for jan
uary 9Th. Get your tickets in time, from EoeD
Coffin, sub-agent, at No. 20 Broad street.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Save your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl+
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PARcHEEsI PARcHEtsI "A royal game OF
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Bay
News Room. apr20-s
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CRAYoGRAPHY.-Ame mechanical apparatus has
been mounted, and is now being exhibited by
Mr.. R. W. Reynolds at the Mills House, which
enables pupil, after single lesson, to make
accurate drawings of photographs, engray-
ings, maps, charts, &C., reducing or enlarging
the same TO any size desired. The art re.
quires but ordinary skill, and is in the reach OF
every one. Specimens may be seen on exhi-
bition in shop windows about the city.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Palmetto Lodge, K. P, at I P. NJ.
Typographical Union, at half-past r N.
Charleston Riflemen Club, at half-past I
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INouEsT.-Coroner Taft held an inquest on
Thursday afternoon over the body Of smal!
girl, named Em,na Morris, who had died on
the preceding day of the injuries she received
some time since by being burned at toust
on East Bay, near Calhoun street, where 81 :
1ukas employed. The girl was passing l. p"
6ve in which there was large fire, and her
took fire from the barning wood which
uded from the door Of the stove. She
8 taken home, and received every aid, but
no purpose. The jury found that she came
% her death by being accidentally burned.
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KNIGHTS OF PyrHIAs.-The rapid growth Of
this secret order has astonished many in our
city. and preparations for its organization on
a still more extensive scale took place yester-
day evening. new lodge was added to the
three already existing in the city, and has
been organized under the title of Stonewall
Lodge, No. 6. The following Officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: j. j.
Rose, venerable patriarch; E. H. Rodgers,
worthy chancellor; W. E. Milligar, vice-chan-
ceLor; R. c. Starr. recording scribe; Jno. q.
Ostendorff, financial scribe. The grand lodge
of the order will also be organized on Mon
day or Tuesday.
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CRoouEr! CRoouEr THE cheapest in the
city. HAssL STREET BAZAAR dec20
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MAJOR JAMES IsBELL.-The Talladega Noun
tain Home. of the Goth ult., is draped in
mourning in commemoratoD of Major James
Is5el, whose death had caused deep regret in
the community. Our contemporary concludes,
as follows, its feeling and interesting sketch Of
the life AMI character of the deceased:
Upon the whole we have rarely known a
man whose example we would more earnestly
recommend as q pattern for the imitation Of a
young man just starting in the active duties OF
life, than that of Major Isbe!l. His life had an
object in view. and his energies were spent in
attaining that object. The object was the
honest accumulation of fortune which should
be useful 10 himself and Others, useful to busi-
ness and morals, useful to society and religion.
The life was success, in that it reached
its object. Every man should live and act
with purpose in view, to the accomplishment
of which he should devote the vigor Of youth,
the strength OF manhood and the sound sense
of old age; being certain that the object is a
worthy one, his life will be well spent II 1t at
tains Its goal. And his friends and those who
come after him can say that this man accom-
plshed his mission, filed his briet space, and
his life was worth something to the grand sum
Of human existence.
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auction Sales This day.

N c. MeG.llivray will sell at halfpast 10
oek. at No. As Wentworth street, household
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

E. N. BURNER, New York; T. G. Latham,
Cherokee Ford, S. c.; Chas. A. DeSaussure,
Aiken, S. c.; Lawrence Langston, H. G. How
ard, Baltimore; John G. seegera, F. Schmidt
Columbia, S. c.; W. G. Busy, Georgetown, D.
C.;F.J. Hood, London, England; George E.
Santhall, J. J. Bowdon, P. P. G. Company
- Sampson, South Carolina; H. Solomon
Columbia, S. c.; IS. G. Atkinson, Georgetown
G n
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE,
No % Rroad Street.

TSTATE .SALE.-TaE PLANTATION
lI In Colleton District, known as the "REST,n
Containing about 1860 acres Of land, about rs OF
which are Rec land, and 120 acres OF cleared Cot.
ton and Com land; the balance Timbered land.
The place lies on Horse Shoe Greek, waters Of Ash
epoo River. The Savannah and Charleston Rail-
rad runs near IT, decl6-si
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PAVILION HOTEL.

Thos. ]. Preston, New York; W. F. Reed,
City; J. H. slign, PendIeton, S. c.; w. A. Per-
kius, Williamsburg; B. o. Cantey, Clarendon;
NJ. c. Brewer, Graham's Cross Roads; NJ. L.
Jones, Northeastern Railroad; R. Williams,
Leesvllle, s. CIR. G. Packard. New York City;
Miss Annie Hol and, Chattanooga.
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FuRs.-FuRcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244
King street, offer extraordinary bargains in
Furs. Few more cases Of all kinds and prices
received, and will be sold at extremely low
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For Boys AND YOUTHS OvERCoATs. go to
Mattnies corner OF King and Wentworth
streets. decZ9-o