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SUMNER ARRAv6gNgSr.

Commencing June 80, 1873 Leave New ~ follows:
d3O a. nEXws Tram Tor Eat0l. Bethlehem AlsJOrn Ms1ch
Chunk Ialnaqus, Ni.fe.paue, Scranton, Sharon. &C.
6 a NV ~ Train for Someryiue.
Train fur Esst0n, Beyiere Bath Ms1ch
Chunk WIKI sbarre, Ptt5i0n Maha1Ov City M Carmel Hieon
Tuukhannok Togani Wayeey &c Connects At Junction with Del,
Lack AMI West. Railroad.
Ga mMoRyy8 ExPRgss daily Except suHdays for Eion Allen
Harrisburg. and West Sonare Fleming
Eson o Mauch Chunk tanaqla, NIAesbae slHtos
Towsnia WsvereY &C., with through to Dsny Williams
port Sc
1915 A. m and 10 m.-Way Trains for Sonerviie
1880 .. mTxPRE5s for Remington Rs1n Bath, Allentown
MaUch Chunk MaIHoy City Hastou Nlkeaue. Scranton, Read
ing Columbia Lancaster. Ephraa POtsWe Harrisburg Sc.
23O D. m.Way Train for bls.0n AlslOgn, aud BelYiere.
$3.50 p. m.-WsY Tram for PauGed.
m-WaY Train l0r EaOn, Allentown, and MalcL Chunk. Con
meets Al junction with Del. Lack. and Wei r. q.
4:}O m.-Way Train Tor SOmerfis al Pennington.
0. m.--Way Train tor SOmerFiI.e
5.lj % m.-Way T ain for Pa'HirlA
5:3O b. mEyrsyG ExFRrs daily E7s,or Be'ylier Alien
town Reading HaIrisblrs Pittsburgh, Chicago, &C.
GauI 7 B. m-Nsy TRAM flr SomtrfIle.
1880 III lmigrautl--tOr Elston.
$50 AMI II 80 .. NV AZ Trains for Paui'h.
F0rEzsb t 1880 5!3J 600 GfJ, Z, $780, s. S;ij 93O
1913 II l45 i ~ ms u 80. p 2:30 g. 33O 3:f5,
llJ 30 -. >, jlj, $50, Jij q, 6ZJ T. 800, 74j.
SEQ. g.l5. lO.3J 1850. l2g
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NHANGE or TINE VIA PENNSYLVANIA
\ RAlLROAD-On and aGer MOSDAY July u. 1873. The rain
leaving SeslUrk Tor Pl.ld.tl. 4 $3.50 BI al a.orluei
ti II i.l ght .ro wiok viii b. trrEl 90 rl&
de.Dba. u. NJ. BOlD, IIr Cen Pass. Agent
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STAMFORD AND GREENWICH.
- The steamboat NELLY WUIb leaves daily nom IE 20 81
Eas. $3.50 loot Of IlJg.-s- 80 B. 40 p u Leaves
L a. 3D..
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Gtenmtonie nn0 RaiIroa0s.

RRIDGEPORT, and al points on Housatonic
- sud Nugslck R'-TctA Fare leave Caths
nle-sll. .. ~ noon sre NJ .. NJ l.nh-.L. aIe.-l-l
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~, Vs. .',-,' VA BALDWIN. General s-p-sa,eal,ut.
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DENNSYLNANlA RAlLROAD.-Tminsl leave
NeE-ioIs olt of DeslrJrs a4l t0aa..s oogs:
Express for HislsE Pittsburgh ts West a-d soith s Pub
nan pal re- Cas- attached $50 L, b, T. aai $50 3d. sunday
o. z. $500 DO.
For baltimore Washington All tle South, at m 1890 aai
p M.; Sunday. %.
Err.ss fa Pill Jeplil $50 30 m 1870 49,, T. $50.
9 o. TO-. ard - nigh. Sunday. b:lO e. $50 an b.
For Phle hl, heusl.On, 81 a0i OIO Ia sG5day,
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SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CyAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE.
For BOSTON Wor-s ter I-biq Junction Lowell Law
renee Nasu. Manchester Concord, Palmer Beooo' sad inter-
NE ate points
The and stanch steamers
CITY or BOSTON,
CITY OF NEWYORK,
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F5r Neeslk at s. G:3o T. $40 $40 O. 10 n ~ - l. ..
$50 B. 800 4:IU. 400, DO 20 $50 30 40, 8.
o. 10, 1870 B. and ~ ulZlt Ss y 5lJ $40 n D.
F5r Eltbetl g. $50 T. 7iD, $40. o. lO H. n y n,
1890. J. .. 2:3O, B 331 il0. $780, ~ % O %. ~ 80.
X no. 1870 D. m IL NIGHT sunday j:-J, $40, uul n
For Plhasr g. $50 T. s. no. g:3D 10 L. uoIl D 2.3O
$50 $40 43D J:-J. $50. B. $40, $50, 1872 8. 10
and - night SUNDAY. 5.2J a.. iG:lu
For Woodbridge lcl AlbOy, add 10 80 $780, 49,
and g p.r "a. 90, , g.,
For New.Brunssk me- u no.. J. Q 3. 4:lO, $500 6lO.
0 D. m and y night. sunday g TO- ar' p. M
For Fast s1-e. r.. - lo1. 81 TO tnl $500 p m
For Lamher.vle aUl Pennington. % .- .n. all 3
Tor PlilrsIgrg .l Ie.l .e- - a-. 4 g. 1
Accom-. Darlington, 0.uElf 35O
1880, .. 8. ., aud p
F.r Freehold. = a. DID,. aul s q.
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TURNER DROTEE e

SAFE FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPO
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-22

HEAVY RA1N.-Ths heaviest rain Of the
season fell at this place on Saturday
last. The banks of Town Creek were
overflown several inches, and the water
spread nearly from hill to hill. We are
gratlfied to learn, however, that the crops
have not suffered much damage from tie
freshet.-Pichens Sentinel.
RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On Wednesday
night, llth inst, man named Phillip
Allen, o colored passenger from Beaufort
ior Altmans, fell from q fiat car when
near Manldins. His hand and arm we're
terribly mangled. he was placed in
car and taken to Altmans, where he died
in q few hours.
KILLING NEAR LEEsDuRc. GA-Tbe
Central City, of Thursday, gives a de-.
tailed aeSount OF the justitiable killing of
o negro man, named Bennett Drake. by
MIR. Il. n. Hit. seven miles East of
lAeesburg, in Lee County, last Monduy.
Drake and his wife, both very refractory
and impudent servants, were in MIR.
Hits employ.
The credit of originating the grange
movement is claimed by Mr.. Porte
Welch, of the Oskaloosa (Iowal Reform
Leader, who asserts that he suggested all
the principles On whioh il was founded,
and the policy by which it is guided. as
long ago as 1863
The latest novelty in the matter OF
tomb stones is the letting into the stone,
above tho inscription; Of a glass paper
weight with the likeness Of the deceased
In it. A stone SO arranged can be seen
at Whites marble yard. Charleston.
An old minister the other day asked a
woman what could he do to induce her
husband TO attend church. ! don't know,
she replied, without you put pipe and q
Jug of beer in the pew. ...s
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The PR1soN SHIP MARTYRS The
bones of the prison-ship martyrs, of
whom 80 much has been spoken and
written. have been Ibid at last in their
hnai resting-place in Washington Park,
Fort Greene, Brooklyn. They were
quietly removed in the stiffness of the
night On Tuesday, and carefully laid ia
their new home, OF the Northwest cor.
ner OF the park. It is mattor of his
tory. that when these men died in the
service OF their country, their bones
were found in the ditches at the Walla-
bout beach. near what is now known as
Washington avenue. In 1908, the Tam
many Society, ont Of pure pntrio.iam,
gathered up the remains, and had them
entombed with proper honors, under the
auspices OF the society, at the navy
yard, now the foot of Hudson avenuS.
Ihe place was for time attractive, but
!atterly it has become neglected and di-
iapidated. Finally, John Pyburn pur-
chased the adjoining property and i'm
proved the whole, covering up the ex-
posed cottins and protecting the bodies
from the raids of the Fifth Ward roughs
who gathered there. The graves then
contained tho bodies Of men from New
Hampshire. Maryland. Massachusetts,
Virginia, Rhode Island North Carolina,
Connecticut, South Carolina, New York,
New jersey and Geo. 10. The question
OF providing more suitable burial-place
was agitnted from time to time, until it
was finally decided by an Act Of the Lee
gislature, appropriating $500 for the
purpose, to erect q suitable monument
Tor them on Fort Greene, now called
Washington Park. Tho tomb forming
the base of this monument has at length
been completed, and the bones are now
resting there. They we're removed in
the night. in order to avoid day excite
mens and to prevent crowd of curiosity
seekers from interrupting the work.
NeW York World.
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The CHOLERA. Nashville Union
and american. of Thursday, gives the
names Of eleven white and twenty.
colored persons who died from cholera
for the tweDty-four hours ending
Wednesday, at S 2. NJ, which is a de.
crease of twelve as compared with the
report OF the day previous. The Union
closes It's mortuary report with this para
graph: The weather was much moro fa-
Vorable yesterday. and we did not hear
Of as much sickness.
we clip the following from the Gala
tin Eiedniner extra, June II, p. NJ: To.
day may be recorded as lie panic day in
the history Of the cholera at Gallatin.
as our extra OF yesterday went to press,
We reported the deaths from cholera at
i've. short time afterwards two more
were added to the list, making the total
seven. Early this morning reports flew
thick and fast that there was an increase
IN the number, and that several white
pcrsons had been nttacked.. MIR. Acker-
man, OF Moore's drug store, was reported
as attacked severely. Mr.. Jacob Saol.-
steder, the well.known house and sign
painter, was also attacked about o'clock,
and died about9 8 o'clock. He had been
moro or less spreeing for some weeks,
and had eaten vegetables without stint.
Large numbers Of persons set off for
the country, including several families.
The streets now wear the appearance of
deserted village. Most of tho stores
remain open, but without customers. An
order was made by the authorities that a
well-known prescription should be pre-
pared by the druggists and placed in the
houses OF oil persons. The larger portion
OF the colored population have been
without remedies ut hand. We hear of
large number of cases in the fats North
Of Gullatin.
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a48sexpcrtreeastwise q 1856; sales to-day
3o0; lsat evening 1,2QO; stock 45, ,158.. :,
SAVANNAH june 2l.-6ofton easier
middling 19A; net receipts 372 bales;
sales 1876; stock II, ,456.
CHARLESTON. June 2l.-.Ootton dull
and easy-middling 1877; low middling
lo(@loI; good ordinary 16A(@l7; net
receipts 19l baies; gross 1863; sales 100;
stock 2,495.
AUGUSTA. June 2l.-Cotton dull
low 10 middling ls; receipts 89 bales; sales
-middling 81. M
MEMPHIS. June 21.-Oo.ton firm
low middling l72z@18; receipts 25l
oales; shipments 937; stock 78, 404
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Excursion Season Of 1878, Via Allan.
tic Coast Line.
lAmE4szza EI::ssz5Ei;5asEi :s5is.s
PASSENGER DEpARTMENT

IL
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA d AUGUSTA r, r..
WILMINaToN, June 21, 1873.
fI'hE attention Of the public is invited to
i the superior Inducements and facilities
Tor CHEAP TRAVEL to all VIRGINIA and
line. o
The following desirable Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at all times Of R. G. FLEMING, Agent
wilmington. Columbia and Augusta Railroad:
ROUND TRIP. GOOD TO RETURN by No.
vember l, 1873
r 70 all the Virginia Springs,
To Niagara Falls,
To Saratoga Springs
To Bedford Springs,
To Newport,
To White Mountains,
And by twenty different routes, to Boston
ana Nov York, ola Niagara Falls, st. La,c-
Straight Tickets.to New York, ria Norfolk and
Charleston. -"
Time Cards and Price List oJtainao,e at all
hotels. -: 49, "''
Leave Columbia by 1920 P. N. train. Pull
man Palace Sleeping and Parlor Coaches
thrsuRh to destination.
A. POPE, General Passenger Agent.
+. ". CLARK, Aasist't Gen. Paes'g'r agent.
ouuo IZ limo
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lie CHOLERA IN TENNESSEE
twenty-four intermeuts in Memphis, YES.
terdny, seventeen Of the parties died
from cholera. There were seventy-three
deaths in Nashville yesterday-twe
four whites and forty-nino blacks. Tie
weather is discouragipg. A slow rain
was falling ht the time our late de-
spasches were received, and the atmos-
phero was sultry.
QUARANTINE AT NEW ORLEANS. The
early appearance Of yellow fever in Ha-
vana aud the ports of the Gulf of Mexi.
CO .ndnced the board Of health to recon.
mend and the Governor to order O quar-.
antine upon vessels arriving from certain
injected ports. It went into effect on
the 10Th inst. Last year it was not en-
forced until the lst OF July.
If you wish your hair to look we'll, use
Nattans' Crystal Discovery. It will re.
store it's color when premnturely gray.
remove dandruif, stop its falling, and
furnish dressing uncqualled by any
other oil or pomade in the market No
poison. no stain, no sediment. For
sale by G. Fl. Mot. J19+3
Mrs. VIM. Clafin. OF Boston, has ten.
dered to Vice President Wilson her "cot.
tage by tho sea-" at Cohassct, for rest
and recuperation this simmer.
5000 cmigrants arrived durino the
past week, ut New York, making III 1856
since January /: Nearly all of them
took Mr. Greeley's advice.
The venerable Horatio Gates Stevens
died IN New York city on Tuesday, in
the nlnety-htth year OF his age
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BRANDING AS "a CHAsrIsEMESr-A HoR
nIDLE CAsE.-Tho case OF tho State rs.
Sandy Brown, tried in the Court of Gen
eral Sessions Friday. developed degree
of cruelty on the part OF the prisoner
which would do honor to the dennizens of
tue wilds OF Ashantee. On tho Sd of
Juno lie took his little step. son and
branded him with red-hot iron on that
portion Of the body which is the founda-
ton OF the human frame. The little ur-
chin was exhibited in court, with his
wounds scarcely healed, and excited the
universal sympathy of the spectators.
The prisoner was represented by Colonel
II. W: Seymour. The defence set up
was, that the boy, while being whipped
by his father, had struggled to get away,
fell into pot of boiling water, and was
scnldel. The State proved that the
wounds were caused 10y a hot instrument,
and not by scalding. The jury, after
kearing the evidence, brought in YER
esct OF gn.liv OF assault and battery with
intent to Charleston Ne,os.
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A Washington telegram says: "Intcl-
ligence Just received here from Colum-
bin, $. O., states that the Supreme Court
OF that State has just rendered decision
III an Analogous suit to that of Morton,
Bliss " Co., of New York, which is look
ed upon as foreshadowing refusal to
order the nanndnmaus prayed for by them
to compel the State Comptroller General
to provide means to pay the interest on
over ~ 0O0,O of State bonds, which
that officer has reason to believe were iile-
gally issued. It is also further stated
that 1t IS IN contemplation, at an early
day, to issue an exact statement of the
legal public debt of South Carolina, and
that tho authorities will refuse to recog.
nlze liability for any bonds or other in
dcbtedness not duly authorized"
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Home Stomach Bitters.

THE CELEBRATED HOME STOMACH
i DITrERS are compounded from the bcst
Tones and Aronatics IF he Materia Medicd,
and are invaluable in cases Of Dyspepsia and
indigestion. The ingredients used in their
which they belong, being highly tonic, siin,u-
!ant, sLomachic, cd',ainaitre and slightly ld1a.
Hre. They are used by the most celebrated
physicians in the South and West in Meir
chemistsiand professors in st. Louis, Chicago,
Pittsburg and Cincinnati. For sale at the
Drug Stores OF DR.. E. E. Jackson and W. C.
Fisher, and by JOHN AGNEW j. son,
juno IS Wholesale Agents. :.
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Funeral Invitation,

The friends and acQuaintances OF DR.. F. s..
LEW1E arc respectfully invited to attend his
funeral services at Summit Point, c., c. & A..
r. r, THIS MORNING.. the 22d instant,
at II o'clock.
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HORRIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEATH
OF NEW YORK FARMER. usual
quiet OF the town of Elma, Erie County,
was broken on Ihursday evening, by the
discovery of horrible case, the details
OF which caused most intense excite
ment throughout the region OF country
IN which the affair occurred. The par.
ticnlars are as follows:
In the town of Elmo, on the road lead
ing out from Clinton street, and ahoa.
fourteen miles from Buffalo, lived q
German named Charles Manu-, on smnll
farm, which be owned. His wife died
some time ago, and his family consisted
OF seven children, the oldest of whom. o
son, has attained mans estate. Charles
Mann was quite comfortably of, and
bore fair reputation in the town. Across
the road from Charles house lived his
brother Fritz, who is also quite a thrifty
farmer. 1t appears the two brothers had
sometimes Quarreled, and were not on
the best terms with each other. Recently
fritz had quantity of wheat stolen from
MIN by some unknown person, and hap
penlng at the Ebenezer Mills few duys
afterwards, cav some wheat which be
thought looked so much like his own,
that he inquired where it came from,
and was told that it was brought 10 the
mill by his brother Charles This con-
vihced Fritz that his brother had stolen
the wheat, and he therefore procured a
warrant for the arrest of Oharles, which
was placed in the hands of Constable
Fayette Moore.
Inc warrant was issued on Thursday,
and in the evening, between and 6
o'clock, the officer went to the house of
Charles Mann to serve the same. He
vas not at home; but some of the chill
dren were working in field near by,
and they informed Mr.. Moore shat they
had not seen their father since the pro-
vious evening. The officer thought il
possible the children were not telling
the truth, aud so started out across
Mann' q farm to see if he could be found.
Entering piece of woods about half q
mile from the house, Mr.. Moore was
surprised to find small fire burning.
minute later, he came upon the body
OF Charles Mann. with the garments
burned of and tue flesh roasted TO n
crisp.
The dead man was lying on his back,
With his lower limbs cramped up in q
painful position on his chest. Noscloth.
ing was left on his body, with the exccp.
ton of piece of the shirt which ad.
hered to the breast. His shoes were on
his feet, and his hat on his head. The
brush and leaves were on fire around the
body, and O shotgun with the stock
burned black lay at his feet. Tho sight
altogether was very sioke1ing one.
Mr.. Moore lost no time in making his
discovery known. Help was obtained
and the body removed to the house. II
is said that the decoased's children made
no manifestations of sorrow, and Fritz
Mann, when consulted about coffin, is
reported to have said that 'any old box
would do for the hog" or words to that
et.-Bufulo Commercial, 14M.
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The Georgia Gin.

The Georgia Gin.
ON entering our fifth season with these
~ GINS, We have only to say, that in
EVERY case parties who have bongh. thom
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them the BEST
they have any knowledge vi.
we GUARANTEE thom to gin rs clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN az FAST and turn out as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT Is
MADE. Please order early, 30 as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded on application.
LORICK i LOWRANCE,
June 81 Solo Agents for South Carolina.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-22

Columbia Female College,
AT WASIlINGTOS STREET CMUR G HI.
GUNDAY, June %. 1OA A. M.-Commence
~ ment sermon, by Nev. R. L. Harper.
IN COLLEGE CHAPEL.
, tuesday, at A. M.-Literary address, by
ercises.
Wednesday, P. M-Soiree and Reception.
10 the exercises in tho College building,
cards Of invitation will be issued.
SAMUEL B. JONES,
Juno II President G. &c
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Election Notice.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
10 ne commissioners and Managers of Elec.
tons of Marlboro CoHnty:
WJH EREAS, a vacancy exists in the Office
w Of the Sheriff OF the County of Mari
eoro by reason OF ths resignation OF James
q. Jones,
Now, therefore. you and each OF you are
hereby required. with strict regard TO the
provisions Of the Constitution and Inws of
the said State touching your duty inI auoh
case, to cause an election to be held. in',the
said County On SATURDAY, the 10th day Of
August next, to fill ssid vacancy. LIFT
All bar-rooms and drinking saloons hlialI be
olosed on tho said day OF election, and aray
person who shall sell any Intoxicating drinks
on said day ofelection, shall be deem ed guilty
OF misdemeanor, and Oh conviction thereof
shall be fined in a sum OF not leas than one
hun dred dollars or be imprisoned for a period
OF not less than one month nor more than si1
months.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the Great Seal of the
State to be affixed at Columbia, this
IL. e ]20th day OF June, A. D. 1873, anf in the
ninety.seventh year OF American Inde.
pendenco.
By the Governor:
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, Ja.
d. =. HAYNE. Seer etary of State. Jun 222
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
CHARLESTON. June 20.-The Court
opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Hon. Geo.
s. Bryan presiding.
The United States rs. John Fraser &
Co., CT al. In accordance with the former
order OF the Court in this case, the spo-
cial referee deposited in tho Registry of
the Court "a" bonds cancelled. to the
amount OF S25l, 800, on account of sales
made by him. Samuel Lord, Jr, re-
fcTcc.
CONE TO GREF.-J. II. OKeefc, the
cadet midshipman, who, with eight
others, was dismissed from tho Naval
Academy for misconduct and for attack
ing Conyers, the colored cadet, is tho J.
L. OKeefe, the little ncwsboy, who sue
ceeded in bearing away the palm at the
competitive examination hold in New
York last fall, for q vacant calctship ut
tho naval school.
The New York Graphic SAYS that Ply.
mouth Church will take 10 stops toward
investigating tho chargus against Mr..
Beeoher, nor toward calling Mr.. Bowen
to account for anything he may have
said concerning his pastor, and that
noithcr Mr.. Beochcr, Mr.. Bowen nor
MIR. Tilton will take any further notice
OF the disAgroeable scandal thnt has been
set afiont. and withI which their names
are associated.
Gen. Frank p. Blair is recovering ut
Clifton Springs. N. Y.
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Auct1on Sales
.--~>--,..--
Furnishre, dc.
nv TuON q Cn1DT

On TUESDAY, June a. at 10 o'clock, will
offer for sale, in front OF my store, the fol-
Set Chamber Furniture, fall walnut con-
trese; Bureau, Marble-rop; Marbie-Top
Washstand. Marble.Top Centre Table, 10
Cane.Seat Chairs and Rocking Chairs. Also,
Springs; Il Baby Carriage. now; / Carpet.
fourteen yards, new; Cooking Stove, Uten.
slls and Kitchen Furniture complete; 2 Com
mon Tables, ! Wire Safe, Buckets, Tubs,
Wood Saw, Jugs, &c. Three Chests OF Tea
other articlsa. Juno "a
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Threshing Machines,
ENAS MILLS, Cotton Cine, Cotton Presses
- Engines, Betting, Smut Machines, Porta.
bio Mills, Agricultural Implements aud Ma.
chlnery of sll kinds, for sale at msnufac-
turers' prices, by
LOKICK II LOWRANCE,
Jnnc Il Columbia, S. G.