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DEEEKEooT, p PARK-TkoTTING MoNpAY, sErTES
g. Slippery Dick, in harness; VIM. McMahon's e. g.
George to wagon GSHS Day pa track
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION.
AUTUMN MEETING, 1878
COMMENCING TUESDAY, september l6.
sESoS5 f5f Sni5's
Purse Purse Ne s = class s!ss ss saitss
Purse Purse Nc No. class class entries entries:
Races commence each day at O'Clock. Admission to
sy ms a s9 Ss to a
Bridge each day Of the races every ten minutes direct
hs Tfns leave F. AS SEss rf fI,sdsn
WILLIAM II. VAN Corr, Superintendent
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Fall Running Meeting, 1873. Three days.
tuesday September y ana continuing THURSDAY and
last days and three races the second day Races
me1ce each day attwo O'Clock Admission to field 81 70
house, introduced by members nrrn .,
GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
The Fall kunning Meeting, 1873.
Club not under the rules Of the Monmouth Park As
yn O'Clock dEs dSS
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Fan running meeting is7s1Among the manv stables
Sanford Mr.. chamberlain, Mr.. McGrath, Mr. Mcdaniel
Me- LEGaa int ws%sn
pRosPEcr PARK RUNNING MEETING.-PooLs
during the meeting at CHAMBERLTN'S LAC Rroadway;
also on the track. R. UNDERWOOD, Pool Seller
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GUITAR, SINGING AND BANJO-NAPOLEON
" GOULD the celebrated Guitaris enables his pupils
In few lessons to accompany songs and play effectively.
III East Thirty second street, near Lexington avenue
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FOR SALE.

House doing gooa business: cbean ran, 49,, na
street. near Catharine. a'iie NJ NO 100 W ater
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ID best for pumping gravel, mud paper pulp, &C.. in
RICHARD BUSH 4 CO.,
1914 and LOG Nineteenth street SOuth Brookiyn N Y
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY
n without plates clasps or any extractions; Teetf
built upon stuInps to original shape and color
Dr. SIGESMOND. % East Ninth st., near University.
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BOYS, AGED TO H. WITH GOOD VOICES,
"A. taught to read music at sight and paid according
to proficiency. Apply, Monday ia to 81 r. M, school
building adjoining church. corner Ninth avenue and
Twenty eighth street.
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VXTANTED--A SECOND HAND SCREW PRESS To 10
w feet high when up platform and press plate Iarge
must be low price, Address ID. KAHNWEILER. 24l East
F1fty-sevenfh street.
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VxANTED-CoNTRALTo- YOUNG LADY,
positon AS contralto in Protestant church, Brook
iyn Address CONrRALro, Brooklyn Post Office
w ANTED-FIvR GOOD ORGAN REED TUNERS:
wv also two compe tent regulators; steady employ
nent PERRY ORGAN COMPANY, wnkesbarre, Pa.
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CARD-UNIvERSITY OF MUSIC CHARTERED BY
~ special act OF Legislature e2 Clinton place synopsis
of charter mailed; private rooms and Instruments for
practice. j. JAY WATSON, President.
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A WHEELER WILSON FAMILY SEWING MA
"A chine at q very great bargain; nearly new; hand
somely encased in walnut; complete
sonable offer refused must sold s57 Blocker
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8 BOILERS, BEST MAKE, ENGINE AND OTHER
= valuable Machinery for sale. Inquire at LII Broad
way, room4. j. M. kOEHLEK.
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MEDICAL.

A TTENT1ON l--DR. FRANKLIN, LATE OF PRUSSIA,
N Consultation tree; private office l6l Blocker st.
NJ. MAURICEAU NJ D-oFFICE l29 LIBERTY
~. street. near Greenwich street
A NINE. MAXWELL. PHYSICIAN RESIDENCE
~. ia East Tenth street, near Third avenue
A -DR. AND NINE GRINDLE, PHYSICIANS G1
N. years practicel l2O West Twenty sixth street.
A DvICE FREE-DR. & NINE. DESPARD ply
N sicians II East rwcnty-cighth ST. near Fourth aN
A MADAME REsTELI. PHYSICIAN SINCE loio-
IA. Office No. East sd st.. first door from 9tn av
nP AND MNR sELnEN NO 81 AMIIY STREET
IL ne ar Fifth avenue. ADVICE tree. Cai or wrse-
TAR KINGS OLD ESTABLISHED OPTICS, AMlrf
~ St, Broadway. once hours ~ =. n. W : :. -
nj Tweuty eightb ST. between Third and Lexington avs
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n established paying we'll profits 40 81 per cent for
sale cheap, as owner is engaged in other business
LLOYD, 20 Broadway
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A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF GUN
n Teeth SO and SIS, warranted TO fit perfectly; Teeth
filled at reasonable prices. All work warranted first
class ut DR.. WHITES, 239 Sixth avenue.
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DOR SALE-AN ENGINE AND BOILER, 10 HORSE
4 power, in good running order. Inquire at 1886 East
Forty fifth street
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A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION. ON
"A the Panoorte at pupils residences for $l0
teri best OF reference given Address, with residence,
TEACHER, box l2O Herald Uptown Branch office ,26t
Broadway
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DOR sALE-ONE THREE HORSE NEW STYLE
Il caoric Engine also one four horse. Apply at III
Spring street, New York.
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I OCT BROADwAY.-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
l.ZOl on personal properly OF all kinds; Diamonds
Watches, Jewelry, &c. bought and sold; private en-.
trance; no signs pull lower bell. l26l Broadway be.
tween Thirty and Thirty second streets
I Oc7 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH
I:AOl ONCE. room B-perlor Tor ladies. Branch
l2W Broadway. Money loaned Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, &C. Same bought and sold. Undo BROS.
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BY COLUMBIA G, WEDNESDAY MARCH 10 1873 70

and in one daily paper in the city of
Charleston.) 80 much or 50 great an
amount OF suoh bonds or stocks 90 de-.
posted as will enable him to re.insure
the po]icy.holders of such insolvent
company or association, in such proper
and solvent insurance company or asso.
citation as any policy holder in said in.
solvent company or association may de.
sire or elect, for the balance OF the ,un-
expired term OF such insurance previously
taken by him in said insolvent company
or association" 49,.
SEC. 2. That Section SO of Chapter
XVII OF the General Statutes be amend
ed by inserting after the word estate. :"
in the third line of said section, the
words cor of the United States"
SEo. 3. That Section 100 OF Chapter.
XVII of the General Statutes be amend
ed BY inserting after the word estate, {"
in the eleventh line, the words ''or of
the United States"
APPROVED February 20, A. D. 1873.
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Safes! Safest !
Land for Sale.

OFFER NY PLANTATION, situated near
Il the town OF Greenwood, g. G., for sale.
It contains 900 acres. about ono. half of
whtSh il woodland. we'll timbered. and partly
IN the corporate limits OF tho town. Most or
the open land is very good, containing thirty
or forty acres OF we!-drained bottom. in
high state Of cultivation.
On the place is an excellent Dwelling OF
eight rooIds, vel! finished, and all necessary
out-b1ildings; large Barn, (si1 rocms, i with
Thresher attached. Tho Gin House is fitted
up Yith lne Gin. in good running order,
The buildings in the yard arc nearly all brick,
must be addressed to
FRANOIs ARNOLD. Gree nwood, 8. @.
;, or to +: a. ARNOLD, Columbia, s. O., OF J.
II Kinard l. Co. March 1mo
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Patriot,

Patriot.
80 CHESTNUT HORSE. toaled in
srsesaE8& 1864; bred by G. B. Tucker,
~ Newbcrry,- 8. O.; aired by Bill
Dearing,- dam Emily; bred By
u z.asa the lste Col. Wade Rampton. Of
Columbia 8: g.. by imported Glencoe; grand
dam imported Emily, by Emilius: erest.
great,,grand-dam,. Elizabeth, By Rainbow;
nth DAM Belvoirina, by Stanford; sixth dam
SISTER to Silver, By, Mercury; seventh dam: By
Skim; ninth danI, Hsg. BY Grab; Zenith dam. M
Rssy RRbony' by childus; eleventh dam, Ebony, by
Bill Dearing was sired by imported Albion:
Dam, Morgianna. by Pacolet; third dam.
BLACK Sophia. This horse will make the
Spring Season of 1873, commencing Maroh
%. and ending June Is, at Mr., DALY's
otaDles. March II ~
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The Central National Bank.
OF C0I.nbJaYA

nFFERS for salea limited amount OF above:
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. (only slO 900 per
Ine.S n at ~ cents aud accrued interest; SE-
COND MORTGAGE, toniy 5000 per mile,)
at rs cents and accrued interest, and recon-.
mend them to Trustees and others having
money to invest, us being the most desirable
sonR, to wit:
flhsT.--IH Hey CANNOT BE TAXED BY THESTATE,
COUNTY Or CITY The United States Supreme
Court, in tho case Of the Northern Central
court D. ascSsa
railroad mortgage Is joint one on property
lying IN TWO or more states, the bonds &C.
cured thereby are not liable to be taxed By
either OF tho States; and the Same principle
relieves them from taxation by County, CITY.
or Town. The Charlotte, Columbia and Au
gusta bonds arc secured by joint mortgage
On On property lying in North Carolina, South
sEcoSD.-Becau ause they arc Absolutely safe,
being secured by a first mortgage OF only
slo,oo0, ana second mortgage OF only t5. 900
per mile on the antire road from Charlotte to
Augusta, and OH all the workshops, bridges,
franchise and equipments of said road.
THIRD.-Because the sale OF tho first mort
gage bonds will e1tlDguish che floating debt
mortgage bonds will be exclusively applied
to improving the road aud adding to its
equipments; thus enhancing tho value os IKE
property mortgaged.
bonds. aud the intcres. payable in New York,
CHARLOTTE, Columbia or Augusta, at tho op.
ton or the holder, Thus h:y can be col
looted through any bank without expenee
fIfTu.-Ihe business OF tho Road is RAPIDLY
casing, and tho property and franchise
daily becoming moro valuable-thc net earn.
ings Tor the last five months being over tif:y
per cent. moro than for the corresponding
months of the preceding year.
SIXTH These Bonds are practically re-
dee'ndt'e M J"li. for specie pas mcnt will Ger.
tainly be resumed before their maturity In.
"estors will, therefore. buy with greeiLa, ks
worth SI+ cents, and receive their pay at par
thus adding profit OF OVER THIRTY CENTS
on the dollar on tie First Mortgage Bonds,
and OVER TiIIHTY-sEyFN CENTS on The Second
Mortgage bonds, and in the meantime rcceiy.
ing high rate Of iute rect.
flSALLY.-As these Bonds have fixed
value III New York, Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, they are considered good coiiatc-
rails. on which money can always be borrowed
for temporary purposes
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. G.. BRENIzEn, Cashier JanSi
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Agents Wanted.

0E6UtS W 8uL6u,
EHoR McCLELLAE'S GOLDEN STATE, the
Il first and only complete History OF the
Pacific Slope: Descriptions OF tho Seasons,
Products, Mountains, Scenery. Valleys, Ri.
yers, Lakes, Forests, Waterfalls, Bays and
aaroors: 700 pages, 200 illustrations and
March IL v1a
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FOR SALE
At THE
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK
SEWN PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS
OF THE
JlTY q r G01, IT ri pTA

C1TY U f co L q n 3 I A !,
Secured by Sinking Fund. Coupons secured
6Y an Annual Tan and Receivable for CIV
1aIes. Bonds rlon-taIdbls 1v the GU.
Bond Debt 9f he CITY Limited by Laso to
s5oU, oso ,0VU; ooo 1aad5le Properly Of the CITY
TNHE BONDS offered are authorized By an
4 Act Of Assembly approved March IS.
1872, Tor, the construction Of tho new CITY
Hall. Their final redemption ia. by the terms
OF said Act, secured by Z "sinking fund" to
pc aecumuiated rom the annual rents OF the
building: These rents will reach from 50 600
to SIC. 600 per annum: and the Carolina Ma.
tional Bank holds lien Of the building for a
term OF twenty years. as trustee, with power
70 coiiect tae rents and hold the same Invest
ed as fund tor the redemption Of the bonds.
BY said Act special annual tax is required
to be levied to pay the simi. annual coupons.
and the Carolina National Bank is made the
trustee OF the city to receive the taxes when
collected and to pay the coupons. The cou.
ponn,s ms are r also receivable for city taxes.
sent assessed at 81, ZOO, 0,0tO; and by said Act
the bond debt OF the oity cannot be Increased
beyond s600, 600 whilst these bonds are ont
,tanding:, The bonds are exempt by law from
These bonds are offered to the nnblic :
eighty nett, with interest from dato Of pur-
chase to January l, 1873, allowed in seftle.
.2ae, Aftsr that date. the accrued interest
to be added.
IT, TO citizens Of Columbia these bonds will
seen from the following statement:
seven per cent. bonds, at rs,
annualinterest. est............... 81 per cent
Nineteen years to run, average
increase per annum. ........... II per cent.
City ta1 saved. d................... 3 Der cent.
Dec11
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New Publications..

New Publications.
NE" JUVENILE BOOKS Lnnsoa edi.
~ tionp, illustrated.
Nsw standard works for itfarits.
New Novels. in eli, ap binding.
, Also,: fresh stock cf WRITING DESKS.
nortiolIos, Gold rens, Pen.Knives, Pocket
6ooks. photograph Ail.ums OF all sizes, Fancy
plasKets ana Book Shelvea, and q general
Veloper and Fancy Sta,ior cry. for ta.e By
Nov r. l.. BRYAN.
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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 6, OF CHAPTER
LxH., OF TIE GENERAL STATUTES.
Be IL eaacted by the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the State Of !Sou!h Caro-.
lima. noso met and sitting in General As
sea6ly. and BY the authority of the same:
SECTION 1. That Section 6, of Chapter
LXu, Of the General Statutes, be
amended so as to read as follows: s'That
it shall not be lawful for any@ agent of
eny insurance company in the United
States, or any foreign State, not moor
porated by the laws OF this State. 20 take
risks or transact any business of insur-
ance in this State without first obtaining
q license from the Comptroller General,
which license shall expire on the thirty
first day OF March Of each year; aud for
every such license, the company OF agent
taking ont the same shall pay, oT cause
to be paid, to the Comptroller General.
the sum OF five dollars.''
APPROVED February %, A. D. 1873.
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IN ACT TO REGULATE TIE SERVICE OF PRO-
CESS ISSUING FROM THE SUPREME COURT.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the Stete of South Caro-.
lima, noU met and sitting in General Is.
sena6ly, and By the authority of the same:
SECTION /. That the Supreme Court of
this State be, and is hereby, empowered
to require the Sheriff of eaoh and every
County in this State, to whom any order
or process issuing from said Court may
be directed, to serve and execute the
same; and shall have the same power TO
enforce such service and execution, md
to punish tlefault therein, as is now vest.
ed in the Circuit Courts in process issu.
ing therefrom.
APPROVED February 20, A. D. 1873.
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS %, 90 AND 100,
CHAPTER XVII, OF THE GENERAL STA.
TUTES OF SOUTH CAROLINA, RELATING
TO HOLDERS OF INSURANCE POLICIES.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of The State Of South Caro-.
lima. no,o met ana sitting in General As.
sens6ly, and by The authority Of the same:
SECTION l. That Section SO Of Chap
ter XVII of the General Statutes be
amended in the fifth line Of said section,
after the words "bonds or stocks of this
State" by inserting tho words "or Of
the United States;" also, at the close OF
the said section, insert the following
proviso: ''frovieied, Ao,oeceT, That i
shall be the duty, and it is hereby re-.
quired OF the Comptroller General, upon
notice being served upon him by the
agent of any said company or associa-
tion, accompanied by proof sufficient to
establish the fact Of the insolvency of
such company or association so deposit.
ing, to dispose of, at public outcry, to
the highoss bidder, after twenty. one
days notice of said saio, (notioo to
be given by publishing in one of the
daily papers in the city Of Columbia,
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Teas! Teas! Teas!
WIE have just opened choice sssortn ent
w OF TEAS, consisting of
Imperial,
Young Hyson,
Gunpowder,
4ouchong
And English Breakfast Teas,
In Ave and si1 lb. packages, which We will
froDsour regular retail prices.
Garch Is JOHN AGNEW.G SON.
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The Great Workshop of the Body
THE LIVER

F the Liver is not well.reeulated in its Ar.
i tioD. yon will always be unwell. You will
complain OF dullness, oppression OF the brain.
headache, sick, and nervous, constipation,
rcstlessncss, inlineSs OF the stomach, Indiges.
tion, dyspepsia, wind on tho stomach, collie.
heartburn. The Workshop is derarged, dis.
organized, out Of ordor. No better regulator
can can y9u apply than HEINITsH'S BLOOD
AND LIVER PILLS. They are, Of ali tho
piLLS that will do the work of correction.
They arc. therefore, Liver corrector.
everybody uses them, Everybody likes them.
EVERYBODY speaks we'll OF them. Only twenty
by e. II. HEISfTSfI WY
feo u Columbia, 4. O.
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Musical,

Musical.
n s.s7a 8. A. OLLEvER, Professor OF
Musical Composition and the Law
!SP !of Harmony, will give instruction
on any instrument desired. Musical Compo-
sition specially.
The above named can be found at the
Music Store of W. q. LyBrand i soc.
REFEnEScEs-W. Fl. LyBrand, Columbia. g.
O. 9. G. Jaeger, Esq., Newberry, sc.
Eeo t9mo
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New Family Grocery.

NEW famliy grocery.
THE undersigned respectfully
EidEIdA. inform their friends and the pub.
H = lie generally. that they have open
I'LL & ed FAMILY GROCERY STORE
tL4HlAa at the old stand OF Campbell i
Jones. and would respectfully solicit . por-
tion OF their patronage. Our goods are fresh,
ana VIII! pc sold at lowest m arket prices.
BOWEN & LAFAR,
JOHN II. BowES. III, LAFln
March II
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stammering Cured.

phOF. TANER is here for short time, for
n tho purpose Of curing all who will call
that are afflicted in the above way. he war
rants q cure in every instance, without surRi-
81 operation. He is stopping at the Central
dOtei. Mar IS G.
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Shingles.
W|E are now prepared to furnish our frst
w class CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES, in
notice. For economy. durability and supe-
f1os finish, they cannot be e1celled. Shfp-
promptly.
GoIAsrER. MoNTE1TH L RoArH.
March Is ~:
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.''." FofF1o1AnI1 sss'ot
Tho Laws .of South Ta rolins. +,


'''" FofF1o1An.1 ss.'zDS h
Tho Laws .of South Ta rolina..yy,
Aets sssa Jsa.e sRssoIution. sps4s.d hv
shs a:nsraI Assenblya at this ass.isA II of
An AoT 10 FIJI THE TINE oEs HOLDING THE
APR1n TNRN Oh THE. SUPREME COURT.
Be It e',octod By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The STATE Of South Caro-.
lima. saoU met and sitting in General Is.
} sensbly, and BY. The authority oftas same:
SKcE1pN !. That hereafter the An.il
term OF the, Supreme Court shall COM
menoe on the third Tuesday OF April in
enoh year.
SEQ Q. That all Acts or parts of Acts
Inconsistent with this Act be-, and the
samoase hereby, repealed. ,.ali
APPROVED January %, A. D. 1873.
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER L.; SECTION 4,
o. REVISED STATUTES OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. = .trtt ~ = t,:. isE..
Be Il enaoted By k4e Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The STATE Of South Caro-
lima, nou met and sitting in General Is.
seg.bly, and BY Vse authority ofMe same:
SECTION 1: That Chapter fifty, iL,)
seet;ec tonr. a. Of the General Statutes
OF South Carolina, be, and the same ia
hereby, amended by inserting at the end
OF the section the following proyiso: :
:Prorided, Tt shall not be lawful for any
person resident of the sea islands, in the
County OF Beaufort, to allow horses or
mules 20 run at large from the first day
OF April. till the first day of November; !;
nor cattle, sheep or goats from the first
day OF April till the. FIRST day of Decem.
Der; nor hogs from the first day OF March
til! the first day OF December"
SEQ: 2. That all Acts or parts Of Acts in
consistent with this Act, or in eny way
conflicting with any of its provisions,
are hereby repealed.
APPROVED February. 90. "A. D, 1873.
AN Apg TO AMEND SECTION 10, CHAPTER
CHI, OF THE GENERAL STATUTES OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Be Il e1'acted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tie State OF. SoutA Caro-.
lima, >noso met and sitting in General 49,
sensb!y, and BY the authority Of k1e same:
SECTION /. That Section, IL, Chapter
CHI, OF the General Statutes Of South
Carolina, be amended by adding after
the word ssdollara." line fifteen. these
words: 'Or be- imprisoned for period
not less than ono month, nor more than
one year. at the discretion Of the Court, "
APPRoY1D tebruary 70, A, D. 1873.
AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTTTIHD s,AN
AcI TO PROVIDE FOB THE RnKoTIoH OF
THA OFFICERS OF THE INCORPORATED
CITIES AND TOWNS IN THE STATE OF
SOUTH cARoLINA."
Bs it enacsed by the Senate o,.d House Of
Representatives Of the aase Of South
Carolina, no,o ,,sst and sitting in General
Assen'by: and By tho authority Of tho same:
That Section 3 of an act entitled
IAN Aot to provide for the election OF
the officers OF the incorporated cities
and towns in the State of South CARO-
lima" be amended on lines four and Eve
e. follows: Strike out ''seven" m and
"dve" % and insert ''six" (6) in lieu
thereof. ~ aa
APPRovaD January Is, A. D. 1873.
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N p w ID b U G. ORE.
Four Doors above Columbia Hotel,
l.. =. Silli1nan & CO.

HAVING just returned from the North,
With complete stock Of DRUGS, MEDI.
C1NEs and FANCY ARTICLES, all Of the
best quality, We are prepared to furnish
everything in our line with promptness and
accuracy. Our drugs were all selected under
our own personal supervision, 80 that We can
warran. everything We sell to be of the yery
best. An experience of many years in the
drug and chemical busine ess in THE city. with
q thorough knowledge Of the ssme, will eua.
Die us at all times to supply Tho wants Of this
community in our line; and we hope. by a
strict attention to business, to secure share
OF the patronage OF our citizens.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully
and promptly coml our ded, at I'll hours Of the
day or Light.
FANCY ARTICLES Of all kinas. H.ir
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes. Per.
fnmery, Hair Oils and Cosmetics of eyery
Kind, constantly on hand.
Patent Medicines. Lubiu's Extrscts. Cor
man Cologne, fine soaps. Sponges, ha.
!.andrttLs Ga-lcu Seed. a full supply.
Feb 25
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Southern Warehouse Company,
Geroais street, .neur GreenuMe and Coluu5
Railroad.
rs prepared to receive COTTON andkS1 -
Il property upon Storage. and to make =
yanoes upon the same. Cotton shippedS :.
this house will be stored subject to the ordSD,
Tor storage. All property ~ stored viii be
insured IN good reliable companies, II insur.
ance Is desired, and advances will be made
are 80 located that drayage is not necessary.
and no charge for handling will be m ade.
"Au business communications should be
addressed to the Treasurer,
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN F. GAnY, Treasurer. March 9sm
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Sanders House.

oHuUeIS d0uSe.
THIls HOUSE, situated at Ninety-Six,
l. Grecnvillo and Columbia Railroad. has
been thoroughly renovated and refuruished
they will be furnislcd with Accommodation
second to mono in the State, ut reasonable
rates. SANDERS & HRO.
Jan9 Pronr;ofn.,