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WASHINGTON.

WAGHIRaNeN, April 2s-Acting Sec.
retary Richardson has directed the AS,
slstant Secretary at New York TO pur.
chase 100000 worth of bonds each
Wednesday, and sell $4,000, 900 worth o.
gold each Thursday during the month ol
Nay, mall $1,000, 900 OF each.
Since the commence cement Of the present
session Of Congress the President has ap.
proved SO bills which originated in the
Senate, and 100 in the House, and several
bills ofa private character were vetoed.
Since the commencement of Congress
!, ,045 bills have been introduced In the
Senate and 1850 in the House, together
with 40 joint resolutions. The number o.
bills now awaiting the action Of Senate d
$3.50, and the number OF Senate bill
awaiting the action Of the House Is $50
Of which 80 areon the Speakers table. Z
Thus far 103 tickets have been sold L
passengers for the Cincinnati Convention
Senator Schurz lett for that city yesterday
and Senators Fenton, Trumbull and Tip
ton will follow tomorrow. HSA ~ :
A number Of delegates to the Methodist
General Conference from the West, South
and Southwest, are now on their way e
Brooklyn. % 81 T
At the Metropolitan Church to. day, DR.
Newman baptiSed Japanese law student
named Codama, who assumed the Chris
tlan name Of John Phillips, and DR.. Eddy
pastor OF the Church, TOOK the conver
into full membership.
The Japanese Ambassadors last nigh
gave dinner at the Arlington House u
thirty guests, including Admiral Colds
boto, Assistant Secretary iot State Hale
Commissioner. Of Agriculture Watts
Commissioner Of Patents Leggett ant
Minister Mort. Is "a s.r,-ag El5 4y3
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FRANCE.

Pains, April a7,4A large ( SnumbeFr' bF'pf Of
the members Of the Internal tional soolety
have been arrested at Lyon, - = - { 80
: PARIS, April 2s-A dispatch from
Bayone reports that the spanish tele.
graph wires are cut, and that no dispatch.
es have been received SINCE d late hour
last night, The frontier d yigilantly
guarded BY French troops. = !. -. ~ : !. - -
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Shocking Dora,e,a,io !, Tra.,sdv. ~. |, !,

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April 27.-The wife
OF e. Malokan yesterday drowned her
baby, IA months old, in q barrel Of water
and then drowned herself. Its supposed
she was insane. The husband, on discoy.
ertng the bodies, was seized with spasms,
and lies In critical condition.
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The mountains opposite Poughkeep.
sie, N. y, are on fire in four places to.
night Considerable wood land has al.
ready been burned over. Men ara al
work successfully fighting the progress q
the flames. ,sI . 80 ~. % -. ~.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April 9E4T6e oarisig have
cut the telegraph lines ct many pnints,
and d'but few dispatches relative 70 the IN.
surrection were received this. morning.
II Is said the insurgents attacked the rail.
road station Id the town nof 56lSonai uf,0v.
inceot TerTlde, yesterday, ,butwerespeed.
llyyrepulBed., -,-- .c.N-!N .g-nT
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UoR SALE u
n ;, ,eaes n flRsr. ctass UPLAND.
TaIANnIoTs FOR SAFE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling L.
land. Price from 600 to q 900 each. /
TERxa-o ono.fourth cash, tho Epsidue In equal
installmsut OF one, two and three years, with In
tarsak JNO.p. aILCHRIBT,s
spiO' -F!l EiiAt Top Mn.
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Seven Men injured in a Coal Nine

New YoRK, April GA Scranton dis.
patch states that another explosion occur:
red In the Hampton breaker coal mine
lone OF the Oldest mines) yesterday, and
seven men were seriously Injured. All
their bodies were badly burned. g,
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MEnHls, April ga large delera
ton from Arkans as and West Tennesset
Tor the Cincinnati Convention, left thiI
afternoon. Among the former are q mum,
Der Of colored delegates rS,r MN tl z
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PTrBuRaH, April 27.-showery. Mo.
nopgahelA river 8 feet inch and falling,
eject and stationery at Brownsville.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Riyer 10 feet
and falling.
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The General Assembly Of Rhode Is.
land adjourned sfae dc Saturday after.
noon, alterap Unprecedented long session
oi seventeen weeks, dsyolvtng, mainly, q
complete 'reviElon OF laws, ~, z n
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DWELLING HOUSE
rN-eAyri,3

IotFar for RAle tho houe In which I now re- -
DdR, sitnAte on John street. o few doorB
east Of Fifth. The house Is substantial
tWostoTy brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides bath room and kitchen, and q finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
well located and in every way q desirable prop.
erty, being but little over q square from the
Post once. There Is also on the premises Q good
BRICK STABLE, ~ (
sufficient for four horses, apd q carriage house.
Any one wishing TO purchase can examine the
premises St any time. --g- -.----
sept2t JN0. 2. MoDRRMoT.
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BYaT @ EoRAPM.
AssocIATRD PRESS REPORT
E1Cluslvoly to the Intelllgencsr.

By the Western Onion Line.
ofaSOt tNotthIsSt SOF. q 1EGin end Monroe Sts.l
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"A large steamship 10 being built In
one Of the Brooklyn ship yards for the
Japanese governments lflG Z 4 Er'.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
@@MMA9
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
4 blythe following Schedule on and altor No
Fenber SOth, lS1, Wheeling time: H5&
ST. LOFTS RYpRRSS
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Tho Homeopathic Hospital Fair at
Boston, closed Saturday night. The re-
ceipts are estimated at $50 0Oe. y .rF
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Teks'1 to all principal polnts In tho East and
Weat can be procured At tho Union Ticket ONCE,
u nLufe House, and OF tho Station ct Bridge.
.,,,s,ss P.R. MYERS,
noTd General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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TFansportatIon.L

Cleveland & Plttsburg Railroad
@4MMa
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18th,
" 1871. Trains will run as follows, viz:
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PROBABILITIES,

- 5as ID wAR DmAR4nxsF,
OFFICE or THI CH1H SIGNAL oFTICin,
4ji jWAsIrNafoH, D. O., April gT-T:S0 3, 4.
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.For sale.

A LOTION sALEs.-oN FRIDAY 6.aSI
"A evening April 18th, at7 oeoeS.; oH sHs,,nc SStT
dSy morning a. O'clock and Satutosy eSIa iaSSS
A. osioef viii be Io!d without tssstVS s.snlkz sko
lot oi NotonB, Clothing, FutTPS TsynS caSh. -
Scales, Batter, PiAh, &C. &C. AuD
!. o. HBRvEY &co., Aa'.iOnoet'F'
,,s, No. 100 Market street.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
o'KAME, q pEvIME's
Na,,.. q. .,Ii,,lS .,L. ~

n poE iex days NO win oaer our entire ltoek Of
So~ So~ And Shoes below cost Tho GoodS are al
49, 49, ene N every case warranted. Persons dc
III 1ug SneAp Boots and Shoes would do well t.
oas a S Saa examine, 40 We arc determined 10 close
"IsSS TsSSS present stock regardless Of cost,
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RAKERS FLoUR-2OOs BARRELS
-. ~ Nons Better" choice Bakers Flour. Just
ApA N. REILLY.
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)oHA RECALLED TO SUPPRESS A RISING
l.a. OF THE LERDIRTAs. .,...'7, I.

MATAMoRAs, April 28-Evening.-A
later courier has arrived from Camareo
bring news up to the 24th inst. BE re.
ports that General Rocha has been sud.
denly called to the City Of Mexico, ow.
ing to rising Of the Ierdistas, the sun.
preston Of which has been entrusted e
his shaEge. General Quiroga, with o
force OF 5000 men, moved on Wednes,
day to this place. His colleague, Gen
Naranjo, remains at the head OF the reyo.
lutionists at CamarRo. 58 fsful.qarl /
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HNII14E W1IIy
N,,..,,....lG90 q, m
II AlfHRA Az
HIkerShurg..l 1000 p. N
Cumb eElAnd .lel6 p. N
SBundayB excepted.
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r. y $500 s.W ola. a5rg 5g.l 1R
" 900 .a!ao3 WAsHlEdToN, April 30.
sl' g. ~ S.l BOUsR. $40

The House, on motion, ordered The
House 70 meet hereafter Of ii o'clock,
and then went into 8 Committee ot the
Whole On the tariff bill. .SdAh
Mr. WARD addressed the House, cues.
tioning the sincerity Of Congress in re.
gard 3 e the passage Of any bull to reduce
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The Alabama Claims.

NEW YoRK, April 27.-The World has
the following correspondence respecting
the presenting at Geneva of the, British
counter case to the Board Of Arbitration
under the fourth article Of the Treaty Of
Washington, 9Th Of May, 1871: -
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Notice to Capitalists-.-SaIe of City of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
VI 1CE C1i4 INEASU RER,
COLUMBIA. s.. O. Anril g 1R7


COLUMBIA, 8. O., April 8, 1872
DUHSUANT to authority delegated by fol-
\ lowing resolution, adopted by CITY Conn.
ell March 2G, 1872. will sell at public auction.
on WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1872, TWO HUN.
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND fe25O. .00O)
DOLLARS city of Columbia seven per cent.
twenty year bonds:
"ReSotced, That the City Treasurer be in
structed to advertise for sale before tho Court
house, IN tho city OF Columbia, on the 18th
day OF May next, the bonds Of tho city of CO.
luinpia authorized to DO issued by tho eaid
city, under tho Act of tho General Assembly
jnst adjournod; that tho advertisement be
published i'll one newspaper in tho ctv of Co.
lumbia, ono i'll the city of Charleston, and two
newspapers in tho city of New York, at least
thirty days before the day of sale; that the
ponds to he sold be signed as prcscli ibed by
the sara act, on the day CT sale, or as SOON
thereafter as practicable, and delivered to the
purchaser Us soon as the purchase money has
been paid and the bonds registe I'd; and that
the proceeds OF sale bo applied strictly in
conformity with tho said Act, and in 10 other
Said bonds will be of the denominations OF
s23o, 500 and $1,000. Tho proceeds of the
salc TO be used for tho erection Of new CITY
Hail. new Market and other public improve.
ments.
Tho right is reserved to disposc Of n part of
the said bonds in lots or in whole. As the
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
Any further information dc, ired ca n he OH
tanned by addressing WAI. J. ETTEK.
City Treasurer, Columbia. S. C.,
30 Charleston Courier, New York JOurnnl
T Commerce. New York Financial Chronicle
copy Hdp and send bill to City Treasurer, Colum-
VIA. ADril5
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Clear and Harmless us wuter.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY

FOR TIE HiII..
"A iEkFECILY clear preparation in one
IN bottle, as easily applied as water, for re-
Storing to Gray Hair Its natural color anil
youthful appearance; to eradicate and prc-
vent onndrul; to promote the growt h OF the
HAIR and stop its falling out. IT IS ENTIRELY
HARMLESS and perfectly free from any poison :
GUS substance, and will therefore take the
place OF all the dirty and unpleasant proparu-
lions now III use. Numerous testimonials
nave been sent us from many Of our most
prominent citizens. In every thing in which
tho articles now in use are Objectionable
Crystal Discovery il perfect. Ii is warranted
20 contain neither Sugar of Lead Sulphur or
Nitrate OF Silver. 1t does not soil the clothes
or scalp. IL agreeably perfulned and makes
one OF the best dressings for the II air in usc.
1t restores tho color OF the Hair more per
iect and uniformly than any other prepara-
tlon, and always does 30 in from three TO ten
days, virtually feeding tho roots Of the Hair
with all the nourishing qualities necessary to
ITS growth and healthy condition; it restores
tho dccayed and induces a new growth of the
HAIR more positively than anything else The
application of this wonderful discovery also
produces pleasant and cooling effect on the
scalp, and gives the Hair pleasing and eIc
CANT appearance.
We call especial attention TO the fact t,.at n
united number Of small trial bottles can he
nad by those wishing to try it. You will no.
tlcc that Ill pursuing this course, our aim il
10 convince by the actual merits Of the article
ARTHUR NATTANS, Inventor and Propri-
!etor, Washington, D. G. For sale in Colum.
bla by Dr.. G. Il. Mot, and Druggists gene
."II!. Nov 81 tlv
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OO1oHO1A'
New Books, by Express

For Sale at Bryan & McCarter's.
SEYEN DECADES OF THE UNION. Nv
~ Henry A. Wise. g.
Lilo and Times Of John Wesley, Founder
OF the n1cthodists. BY l.. Tyerman, London.
History OF the Working and Burgher
Glasses. by Cassagnac. 50 so.
y, WInitred Cumbcrmcdc, Story by George
Character. BY Samuel Smiles. s1.50.
Systematic Theology. By Charles Hodra,
~ Darwin's Nsturalist's Voyage around the
World.
A number of new London Novels, chcap.
A!so. new standard works. inst pub!iphcd.
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VALUABLE INvENTIoN.--Mr. John
Goodrich, of Norfolk. Va, has invented
an arrangement which, the Virginian
says. can be applied to any lamp, and is
o perfect safeguard. for should the lamp
be turned over, the little instrument
Instantly extinguishes it.
The State Convention of the Conserva.
tive party of North Carolina will meet at
Greensboro, on Wednesday. the first day
of May next.
A woman who is 'sworth her weight
IN gold, if of average size, would be
worth about $50, 900.
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LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling tho attention Of
tho public to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con.
Melodeona, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes
Accordcons, Brass and Silver Band Instru,
ments OF all kinds. A!so, Sheet Music and
instruction Books fer every class Of Musical
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. 10 any pnrt of the
nTtate, marked g. o. D. Good Second hand
Planos, Organs and Melodcons tuned and re-
paired in satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
S,hlpping ramos for other parties to any poin
All orders promptly attended to and satis-
iactlon guaranteed to those favoring us with
Their t, patronage; Send for our catalogue OF
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Building.
Columbia, S. G.. Now
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AN ABLE EDTToR.-A Baltimore cor
respondent of the New Orleans Pica-
tyu,e says:
ga. S. Abel, editor and proprietor of
the Baltimore Su,a, purchased, a dnv or
two ago, for S475, 600. the magnificent
estate, two and half miles from Balti-
more, on the York road, leading to Ton
sontown, formerly owned by VIM. Nc
Donald, deceased. There are nearly 800
acres in this tract. It is superbly i'm
proved, with palatial residence and
numerous other buildings. The elegant
statuary, furniture, paintings, &C., were
included in the sale. It is considered
one of the most beautiful and valuable
estates in Maryland. Mr.. Abell's coun.
try seat is about two miles farther out.
This contains 400 or 500 acres, with a
splendid residence, out-buildings, eto.
1t is worth, probably, $3.50, 600. He
also bought the old Aims House proper
ty, not long ago, at an outlay of over
$500. 600. He owns farm of 700 acres,
five miles out in another direction, where
his eldest son lives, worth, perhaps,
$3.50, 600. Not long ngo he bought q
farm-the best one in Frederick County,
Maryland $4,000. He also owns
several other beautiful country places,
besides vast amount of city property,
and large possessions FOCAL lands, &c. J
in Pennsylvania, and property in Phila-
j, Gelphia. He is estimated by those who
approach the best knowledge of his
wealth to be worth about $40, 900, 600.
His present immense income from the
Baltimore Sum and other sources would
enable him to purchase an estate like
the one known as "McDonald" everv
year. This is not bad for an editor and
newspaper man who commenced his life
poor journeyman printer forty years
ago."
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Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills.

kNLEGANTLY sugar.coatcd, perfectly taete-
~ less, and warranted to euro all diseases
OF tho liver and its kindred complaints. Good
t0r constipation OF the bowels, disorders of
the stomach, sick and nervous headache, in
digestion, biliousness fevors, chiiIs. kidney
affections. female Irregularities They purify
tho blood, and remove all dcrangenents of
the internal viscera. Put up in n blood-red
oo'ored wrapper, and sold at 25 cents a box.
at HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.
Fob 1S
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Special Not1oes.
THE PRICE of HEALTH. l;ko tI,ot ~


liberty, Is eternal vigilance. The vapor-ladcn
air Of spring exercises depressing influence
on the villa powers. The strongest fcel this
devltalizins effect; the weak are prostrated
by it. Everybody is more or less dcbilitatcd
at this season, and the feeble instinctiycly
seek the help of medicine. Unfortunately,
tho "remedy" rcsorted to sometimes agcru-
Yates the mischief. Raw stimulants arc omi-
nontly pernicious in such cases, and drastic
cathartics about aB bad. Tho vital priuci,le
needs succor and support and q reinforcing
preparation that will tono and rouse. while #
regulates and purifies the system, is tic mo.
diclne that nature demands. All tho mc,lici-
nal clements required for such emergencies
arc combined in uostcttcr's Stomach Eitters
tho purest and most efficacious vegetables
elixir that the world has ever known 1t ia n
mild stimulant, n powerful tonic, an UNEQUAL
ed appetizer, an absolute specific for discascd
digestion, wonderful neryine q moderate
cathartic, remedy for liver complaints and
periodic tovers, a cure for constipation. q spo-
clfic for rheumatism, of essential use in II
ailments to which the fecbler sex arc suhicct
and as general household medicine. un
cqualed and unapproached. These arc the
properties which have made Host tiers Bit
ters famous everywhere. SEQ to it. however
that you have the true article, for tho land is
infested with swarms Of local bittcrs. made
FROM condemned liquors and worthless drugs.
which greedy wretchcs who speculate on Lu-
man lite recommend as pauaceas for eyery i'll
that flesh is heir to. Beware of tho charla. .
tans and their poisons. A10t
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BREAD AND WATER OF
CoNvIors IN JAm.-We copy as follows

BREAD AND WATER OF
CoNvIors IN JAh.-We copy as follows
from the Virginia (Nevada) Enterprise:
'Convict though he be, there is some
thing touching in the remark made by
Willis to Mr.. Botsford, ut whose house
in Six-mile Canon he called for food
and shelter, last Saturday night. Hia
feet were frozen, aud he tottered to the
door trembling and famished wreck.
He had eaten little or nothing for five or
Six days, and when food was offered him,
he was able to swallow but q few morsels.
He called for water incessantly, and
when fear was expressed that an over
indulgence might injure him, lie re-
marked that he thought not, as he had
had little else for the past four or fvo
months! Soon after obtaining shelter,
he became delirious, and it is not impro-
bable that he will be permanently Grip
pied. The story of Willis corresponds
with the statements of captured prison
ers ana others to the effect that einco the
September emeute the prisoners returned
have been fed on bread and water.
of this kind, and it is not matter of
wonder that in their desperation they
broke from the Ormsby County jail,
with dozen chances to one in favor of
their recapture or death. Willis said he
preferred death to return to the State
prison and its starvation fare. The pri-
soners generally are we'll and substan-
TALLY fed; but it has been frequently as
serted, and never denied, that the recap
tured conviots concerned in the Septem-
ber break have since their return been
fed exclusively on bread and water.
This regulation was intended partly as a
punishment, no doubt, and partly with
the view of reducing the offending con-
victs to such condition physically that
they could not again escape, even were
the doors of the prison thrown open to
them. The plight in which Willis
reached the house of Mr.. Botsford. last
Saturday, shows the bread and water
theory to have been correct. Ho was
mental and physical wreck"
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Exchange House Redivivus.
GEORGE PAGE & CO..

GEORGE PAGE & CO..
NO. N. Shredder Street. baltimore ma
Manufacturers OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portable
tN W Il IL SAW MILLS
GRiST MILLS, TIMBER WHEELS SH1N'
~ GLE MACHINES, DC. Dealers in Circn.
lar Saws, Betting and Mill supplies generailv
ana mamufacturer's agents for LeffcIs Cele.
acriptien OF Wood Working Machinerv u0'
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTy
as-Scnd for descriptive Catalogues and
frlco Llsts. May 23 ttE1y
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THE UNDERSIGNED

WJ1LL, in few days, present ono OF tho
w most attractive SPRING STOCKS ever
presented in this market, and solicits call
pains will be spared to afford entire satisfao.
tion to all who may call upon him. and offers
as guarantee for the future his efforts in the
past to cater to the wants OF the public.
al outstanding bills against the firm Of J.
tion. J. II. KINARD.
March 10 1mo
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

% 00Pe11 t1fO1 o1II p
H'HE Copartnership heretofore existing
=: unaer the style of j. II. & NJ. l.. KINARD
is hereb' dissolved, by NUT ual consent. M. l..
kinard withdrawing. -
The business vii! be continued at The same
place. ny j. Fl; Kinard, who assumes all the
"a l1c'liiies on the copartnership, and to whom
J. II. KINARD,
NJ. l.. KINAKD
CoLrMBIA. S. g.. March 18. 1872. March 10
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E. II. HEINITSH.

hPutHeKer und Urog 'uerlen Handler,
Nam Srnsse, 9egeneIer der Thunir Office.
MOCHTE den geehrt n, Deutschcn dieser
1y1 stadt auzeigen dass er stets die bcsten.
Arzneien Forrathig hat. Bcsonder's Deutech
C;a;momille, blutreinigrude piIlen, Kaiser
rliien, Leoon's Elixir, Queens Delight, Kina
kaltfieber Kur, Leber und But Piion. und
andere Won unsern Doutschcn LandesIonsen
gessriesene Medicinen. Ais, auch den
Dcneihmten Deutschen 'Brust Thce ;" "einziees
und erkaltnug.
ALE Fancy Artickcl gewolnlich in cincw
Apothcko Gehalten sind etets in besten
auswahl sorrathig. ApriI a.
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Wood! Wood! Wood!!
0nn CORDS Of best quality of BLACK
AOO JACK and OAK WOOD, for sale
cheap, on Geryais street, next to Roses hotel.
street, will be promptly filed.
April st p. EPSTIN
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-12
New Spring Goods.

HP11 1Hf3 OVUUo'
Ia ! HAVE just received my stock of
M SPRING and SUMMER CASSINlERES,
lM MnESI!NGS, &c, to which would invite
INC attention OF tho public. Tho stock
comprises all styles and prices, and will be
made to order i'll tho most fashionable man
ner. c. D. EBEKUARDT
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