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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of ST. and Upwards Received

AN1ERES2 ALLOKED At TIE RATEoE
&EFEN PER CENT. PER ANNVM on
CERiJFICA iES FUEP OSIT a. Nd SIX
PER CENT. UNDED EVEHIr
SIX MONTHS ONACCO UNITS.
OFFIC e RS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer, Vice. IRE sident.
4. G. PREMIER, Cashier.
]. II. Sawyer, in general charge.
John &. Z. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
Wauc Hampton, William Martin A c. Has
ke!. +. ". McMaster. E. II. Heinitth John Z.
Palmer, T: E. Gregg, J. e. Black, Columbia.
G. II. Scott, Ncwberry.
w. 6. Ma. es. Eewberrv.
+. 81. Kutledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravencl. Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics. LAboreIs. Clerks, Widows. Or
phans and others may here deposit their cav
lngs and draw liberal tate Of iptere st thel e.
on. Planters. II ofestional Men and T1usteee
wisl ing to draw interts ct On their funds until
they require them for businete or other pnr-
poset; Palepte desiring TO set apart small
Gums tor their children, ard Marie Women
and Minors twhote deposits can My be with
drawn by themselves, or. in case OF death, by
their legal representative vi. hiLg to lay
aside funds for iuture use, are here afforded
an opportunity or dtpctiting thtir means
where they will Rapidly accnn. nlate, and, st
the same time, be tul ject TO Withdrawal
whcn hoeded. Aug Is
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ane Columbia Railroad.

fS@ Cd Eg ss 3zs ;:,ils rAss sENG ,;l;,l ! Il
sundays excepted, cohitct!: w.'i. Night
Trains IN Scn'h CHio.ia IL ',fs,' 'r and
down; with Trims Scing Noitl. al i scntl on
Cha1!ottc, Cnlna Liza and augusta md Viii
miagtuu, T., iuiL!lN and ALrurtx kniilua,'s.
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Fine Flour and Sugar
A A. o: LADD'S, opposite State Honsc,
"A Gervals street. July q q
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Piedmont Airline Railway.

g. Ess!zss EsA!zs SSGr, coEpENShD EislD,nd I'd NJ and M,
Danviile, Richmond and Dahville L. W., N.
e. Division, and North Western n. g.. Il. W.,
i'll effect Oh and after Sunday. May IL, 1878:
GOING NNKrH
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sGHRIsToPHER HAYNEswoRTH,

INVITES his file IDS aid nj lrIs ons Who are
Il desirous "f ewing got d SHAVE or
SHAMPOO. to pay h,hI II cuIl ut hir new
rooms. in the Wheeler hou-e. HARDNESS.
Inc, DfEING, etc, attended 10 in bpst atvle.
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Summer Schedule S. G. u. RR

The Doctors Recommend seegers Beer
TN preferencet o London Pcrte1and Scotch
Ale. Why2Thev know i t is ma dnltcI a {
Columbia Music Store.
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My Father.
Who hailed me first with rapturoue ioy,
And did not fret and feel annoy,
Whom the nurse said: Why! she's Il boy!
My father.
Who gave that nuree haif a crown,
TO let him hold me-awkward clown,
OF course he held me upside down.
My father.
Who ne'er to cut my hair did try
Jabbing the scissors into my eye.
And cutting every hair away?
My father.
Who set mc in the BARRIERS chair
Instead, and had him cut my hair
Like my big brothers good and square?
My father.
Who, when had a little fight
Because Tom tore my paper kite
And bit mo. said did just right?
My father.
Who, when Tom licked mo black AMI blue,
Did not turn in and lick me, too
Saying. lis my duty 81 To deg
My father.
Who told me pluck and luck muet win,
And taught ME to "put up fin,
Till could trouncc that Tom like sill?
Ny Father.
Who pennies ne'cr refused 10 plank,
Nor drop them iii that mimic bank"
Where l could only hear them clanl?
MY VdluCr.
WHO, when wiehcl 10 buy Z 10Y,
Ncer thought ',wou!d give me much moro j /,
TO send tracts to some heather boy?
My Father.
Who bought me ponies, guns st Il sich,
And gave me leave to tula and pitch,
While he raked up TO make me ricL?
My Father.
And who. At last. when all was done,
Passed in hi checks. aud, noble one,
Left all he j., d to me. hi. spn?
NJ Fa her.
At recent agricultural show one O
the inhabitants uttered his sentiment
on canvas banner:
"Of all the crops the farmer raises,
Or capital employs,
None brings such comfort and sucl
praises,
As crop Of girls and boys"
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Change Of Sche 6ule.
SoCTR CAROLINA RAILROAD CoalPANY,
CnIEMpIA s. c.. June o. lhc2

VOMFANY,
COLUMBIA, S. c., June 2S. 1872.
m pp1 GgsSesfsa,, Change of Schedule
ant, after Sunday, a3:h ;ae.aH.:
MAIL AND PASSESuLR TRAIN.
Leave Columbia s 30 4 NJ
Arrive at Charleston ut 49,. ........1.10p u.
Leave Charlestcnat.. ........... -. & OF u IL.
arrive at Columb bia aat................1.ij at IS nj
NIGHT EXPRESS, FRE1GHT AND ACcootGoDATIoS
TRAIN, tSundays cxccptcd.]
!ieHve GoluNbia .T.!J pm Arrive. .G.Ij m
Arrive Charleston 10 pm Leave. 6 il m
Camden Train will run Monday. VT dr., sd y
and Saturday. rs asfoilCws:
Leave Columbia at. 10 10 \. ".
Arrive at Camden at............. 3 25 +. N.
Leave Camden ct. Observation-Disclosures. 3 45 A. NJ.
arrive at Columbia at...... ...... 6 40 A. VI
a. J.. TYLER. c-rresiGent.
&. Is. PIcKISs. General Ticket Agent.
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By ALONZO j.. WHITE g. son,

timber JUDGMENT ,OF COURT OF
u COMMON PLEAS.-M. Sommers, Executrfx
OF Il. Semmers va. the Trustees OF the calvary
Baptist Church, ct al. 4 y
By virtue OF, the judgment OF hon. 3. F. Ora!
ham, Judge OF the First Circuit, IN the above case
will be sold THIS DAY, the 7tha day, of January,
1873 at the corner Of East Bay and Broad streets,
charleston, at IL O'Clock A. II.
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the improve:
ments thereon, situate. lying and being on the
northeast corner Of smith and Norris streets, IN
Wsrd No. 8, City OF Charleston, designated on 9
plat made by John A. Michel, dated November,
1859; and annexed to q conveyance from James
W. Gray, Master In Equity, to F. Postei ThacIaln,
formerly known as three Lots Of Land, by the
letters a, and U, measuring IS follows, namely:
LOT A, 81 feet In front on Smith street. and OF
the east or back line 43 feet; in depth, on the
north line IS feet, and on the south line, on Mor
ris street, II feet inches. LOT B, next north oi
A, 40 feet on Smith street, the same on the back
line, and In depth on the north line, 7s 1eet
inches on the south line rs feet. LOT Q, 40 lesl
on Smith street. the same on the back line, ana 10
depth on the north line, which divides from The
aforesaid lot conveyed by James W. Gray, Master
in Equity, TO F. p. Thackam, 79 feet; on the goutn
line rs feet 6 inches. Bounding to the west on
smith street. east on lands formerly OF Thomas
Gates now OF - Dereef, south on Morris street
and north on said lot OIL P. Thackam. !
Terms-One. third cash; balance Ia TWO equa
successive annual instalfnents with Interest
thereon at the rate OF seren tT per cent per sr
mum, payable annually; secured by bond or oonnf
OF purchaser and mortgage OF premises. the build,
ines thereon to be Insured and policy OF insurance
W. J. GAYER, Special Referee. !
I,-F
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By LOUIS d. ,DeSAUSSURR.
TNDISTO IsLAND-s'SHELL HOUSE" 7"
IL "areen Point" and "Old Hilp' Plantations.

INUlSIO 1SLAND-N'SnELL hOOoC,
.'-t "SHELL HOUSE" a,0soI &,
The Plantation known a. :"sholl HouIen. on
Edsto Island containing 4o4 2s-10o acres Of lane,
more or less. Bounding on Lands Of James
Hoptinson, John +. Townsend; Charles Bailey.
Benjamin EdlDgs and William WhRley. ,,
The Buildings consist OF large aWsihng - nnuss; s ::
feet, built J ears ago, ! large and commodioas
stable. and about framed laborars' houses.
the Cotton House is enclosed by picket fence
nine feet high.g the aestlement u one 9t tge Iest
ana most attractive on the Island, and the plan
tation ia fn excellent order. The land1s Al htG1
'snd. with the exception OF about ten acres OF
marsa' . E.nN SCREEN ForNT.n 7lgi7
The Plantation known as ..areen Point" on
Edisto Island, containing about ass acfes q nlsn
which are overnowed at high water; bounding on
,ands OF heirs OF Clarke, Wm-- &. Seaprook ana
John Townsend. and on Fckllns's cree Greer, &c. Edis'o
The lsI d is we'll drafted by open, ditcheS, now
,5H min Ie place IL selling House. three double
and two single Laborers' Houses, and large ana
jmmodious Stable, with Barn.
,"OLD HILL" Or "JoHNsOS's.
The PLANTATION on Fdlsto Island: formerly
easd eaSSn ~ Sns Containing about ls
Founding On lands OF John Edward Seabrook.
James Murray and John Jenkins, and thepublls
road. '''.-i: '''' nt J....p vi 1sa t.J!giTaS
A TRACT OF about l4x acses OF land, on the
the public road opposite TO the above.
These two t. cts formed the site OF !ohn
W Wrohtis Gin mill, lately destroyed by 1re. They
are directly in the centre Of the ISLANDS and N
yery desirable location for q store; gin house
grist mill, &c. On the places are adweihng nonse
and stable about ten laborers' houses. q cottage.
| a buildt q 20xIo, with awning formerly nsed % q
bar and billiard room, all in excellent conditon'
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ByJ. FRASER MATHEwEs.
AucttOue ecr.


NEACBETH, EXECUTOR, vs. WARING.
'Wl PursuaIt to an order In tnis case, to me
directed, BY the Hon. r. F. Graham. Judge Of the
First Circuit, bearing date the l4th December,
1872 will offer for sale, at public auction. on
THIS DAY, the 7th OF January, 1873, at thTnortni
west corner OF Broad street and East Bay, LII the
CITY OF Charleston. at II O'Clock A. H.,
All that PLANTATION, or Tract or Land,
situate, lying and being In st. Johns Berkeley
Parish. on the head waters oflCooper River, COM
mo.iy known as Chelsea, consisting OF TWO tracts
OF land, chelsea proper and Hepwerth, and to to,
or less boundlpg to the north on lands Of estate
OF DR.. J. P. Porc6er and DR.. Ravenel, south oa
lands OF Dr. Henry Hsyenel, and west on lands of
eetste OF DR.. J. p. Porcher and samuel DpDose.
Terms-ODe.third cash, balance In TWO equal
annual instalments, with interest thereon at the
rate OF seven per cent, per Jannum, payable an:
nually, secured by bond OF the purchaser and
Ti psy for Il r. papers rs and stamps. I: s
pii isn7 VIM. J. GAYER, Referees
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A POWERFUL GENERAL TONIC And ALTE
ATIVE.


AT1vE.
Valuable as q remedy In Scrofula, ADSmia, Neu-
ralgis, Chlorosis, RheDmatism, Phthis1s, &C.
We make special mention Of these Pills of our
manufacture, as the medical journals throughout
the country contain contributions from rellao
authors who have made woaderful cures, alter
having used, Without success, all other known
remedies.
Each label bears the formula-Dose, Pills
three times day.
We give below brief extract from report OF
the Lehigh County Medical Society, as published
In the Transactions OF the Medical Society OF
Pennsylvania, June, 1858:
"Internslly, 1 give qainine and Iron and good
nourlshing diet. Still I found great trouble IN
keeping up healthy graDuations; they would De-
come sluggish. / tried number OF alternatives,
as iodlde OF potassium and lime. Sui the case
progressed very slowly, until my attention was
attracted 10 an article In the Medical and Surgical
Reporter, On io0ide and lrOn.' ! at once cun.
cluded TO give this remedy fair trial. l dscon.
tinued ali other constitutional treatment and
gave three pills three times day, manufactured
6y W. r. WarnerS Co., OF Philadelphia. soon
had the satisfaction OF seeing rapid improve.
ment. The palm at once left her limb, with Whicn
she had suffered continually; the examinations
became more healthy and more abundant, ana !
now have the Subtraction OF seeing my patient
engaging In all her household duties. NOT yes
tge OF the disease Ia TO be seen. The patient is
enjoyng perfect health, is active and lively.
"Since L have treated two other cases, one OF
three and one OF four years. standing, with the
same good result / feel convinced Of the efacacy
Chairman Sanitary Committee.
For sale by DIR. Ii. BAER,
Charleston.
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By LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
\ ESiRABLE STORE No. "a EAST BAY.

L HESIhdDUE DIOuH IVs II 19b11 ID 1s
IL On TUESDAY, the 2lst January. at II
All that LOr OF LAND, with the Brick store
thereon, known by the No. IL situate, lying snd
being on the east side Of East Bay street. e few
Chsrleston, In the State Aforesaid, recently oocu.
pied by Mesars Street Bros measuring and con.
tanning fn front twenty nine i29 feet six ipches,
and In depth one hundred and riaeteen nisi feet,
moro or less; butting aud bounding to the north
on Iands noy or late Of 3. q. Locke, 70 the south
on Lands OF Estate of -. .Oondy: to the east on
Lands late OF - Rheft and - Robson, ,snd to
the west on East Bay street Aforesaid. h-
fConditions-One third cash; balance 6y bond,
payable In one and two :yesrsfrom day OF sale.
with interest payable semannually, 70 be Pc
cured BY mortgage Of the pr0psrry; building to
be kept Insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
to pay fof papers gi4s' u sr-Jan7
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Ry R.M. MARSHALL q BRO.
:. - =" : .
AuetfOncer

TN BANKRUPTCY-IN THE MATTER
OF VIZ. GRR16, BANKRUPT =;
Pursuant IAN order OF sale In this case, % me
directed by the hon. George 8. Bryan. Judge OF
the District Court Of the United States 1oi tne
nstrict OF Sout1 Carolina, will oder for safe, as
nnblic auction, on Tuesday, the 2Ist day OF Jan.
pary. A. D. 1878 at the corner of Broad and sass
Bay streets, in the City Of Charleston a IL
oITon All that a. PLANTATION or Tract Of Land. stu.
ate. wing and being on Kiawah Island, Charles
ton County, and State Of South Carolina, measur.
inc and containing one thousand acres. more or
less; butting and bounding 70 The nortn ana Wess
IN Kiawah River, to the louth on the Atlantic
Ocaan and 10 the west on lands OF Isaac wilson.
Terms-One.nalf cash; balance In one year.
with Interest at tho ra.e Of seven per cent9En per
annum from the day OF sale, 70 De secnrsa .SJ ~
nremises. Purchaser to pay for all papers.
pieA''s'' q. ID. BRYAN.
dec3l tu4 -'-d.t-I sA@lghee.
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Phosphorus Is an important constituent OF the
animal economy, particularly OF the brain and
nervous system, and is regarded as valuable
remedy for diseases common to them-as In cases
OF Lapse Of Memory. Softening OF the Brain: Loss
of Nerve Power, Phthisis, Paralysis and lmpo'
tency The pillular form has been. deemed the
most desirable for the administration OF Pnos.
nho,us. tits in perfect state of subdivision. as
it 10 Incorporated with Gycerine, &c. Ia solution.
Price 81 per hundred. Sent by mail.
FoT sale bv DR.. II. BAER,
lharleatOr.
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1TTARNER's NEW REMEDIES.
Druus at UboIesale.

BDLHun ~ ASVbAk0H~'
We EARNESTLY INVITE THE At
TENrIoN Of Physicians, Druggists and the
public generally to the
ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS OF MEssRs. JOHN WYETH :
BRO, PRACTICAL CHEMISTS,
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
which have become 30 deservedly POPULAR for
tl.elr INTRINSIC worth, the ELEGANT manner In
whIch they are prepared, and the RELIABILITY OF.
tae QUALITY OF EACH sPBoIFIC article they are
said to contain. First among them is their
COD LIVER OIL WITH PHOSPHATE LINE.
, -,ost vo,uah,e remedy In tile large class OF was
tino diseases caused by IMPAIRMENT or PRRVRR
sIoS of NUTRITION. the TOO rapid TISSUE TRANS
roRHA ALTON and the want OF certain soosGanGe es.
sentIal to the organism and t ID onered VIII tne
utmost confidence. as an IMPORTANT adalGlon 10
She resources OF medicine against tn: diseases
which, In this country, are Inc moss nunerous,
and formidable. say >cROFuLA III cnnuIen anu
PULMONARY CoMrLA1NTStn aaults. "Eacn oInce
Of the mixture contains 10 grains OF the Phospnate
OF Liner AVN ,yoy
rb,o de,,uh,ful nutritIve tonic has been 80 uni
versa,Iv nsed ana approved, 1t is unnecessary 10
say more than that It s kept up TO us usuai staho
ard OF excellence. -, uo.r
| nEach tablespoonful contains oulce VI ne.i
half ounce Of Sherry Wine aud grains ol o'tfa 10
Of lron."
BEEF, WINE, IRON AND olNoHoNA.
THE combination of Callsaya Bark with our pre-.
marathon OF Beef, Wiue and Iron ADDS tne nerve
tponic and ant.periodIo effect OF Clncho1a TO the
nutritious and stimulating properties OF me otner
| merchants Wsdoubt II g more einclenG colhpi.
nation OF tonic, nutritious and stlmusting aBem.'
Could be prescribed, and ask the attention o. ply
scians GO its use as prompt and reliable remedy
| IN The many cases In which 1t would naturally De
| indicated. Each tablespoonful contains ounce
| ~ Reef a grains Citrate OF Iron, and hall ounce
| OF Wine OF OIlisaya Bark.
SHERRY WINE AND BEEF.
Tho advantage Of administering Beef with Wine
| ,, no,ients reotlrlng both nutriment and stimu'
,enr viii he readily appreciated-the sustaining
and nutritious effect or the beef ofsen .enaolin9
delicate and sensitive invallds to take the wine
with benefit when ordlnary tney Mguiu vithon nj
oceasioning headache DC. Each tablespooniu
Contains one half ounce OF Sherry WINE ana one
ounce OF oeel.
We also call attention to the following az some
among these preparations most In use: Eiixii
Calissya Bark, Iron and Strychnlne. Elixir Phos
nhate Iron, ouinine and Strychnine. Elixir va
ler,anare Ammonia. Elixir Pepsin, BIsmuth ano
strvchnine. Bitter Wine OF Iron. Ellxlr Genllsn
Ferrated. Wine OF Wild Cherry Bark Ferrated
svrup Lacto Phos. Lime. Tasteless Cod Liver
Oil.
wholesale Agents for Marvin'sPure God LiVel
OIL DuWlE' moloH IN
novstur Agents for South Carolina.
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BY LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.
~ By r. M. MARSHALL 8 BRO.sa
EME PLANTATION, ,icsE JAMES

j. aoOse0REEK.
On THURSDAY, 18Th inst, at IL o'clock, will be
scld, near the Postoffice, Broad street, =
That Valuable TRACT OF! LAND, In St James
Goosecreek, opposite and two and q half miles
from Ten Mile station, Northeastern Rsiir0ad,
known as the Bowen Tract containing S4z acres
High Land, well timbered with oak ana yellow.
pine; soil rich; also l2s acres Of Rice Land, under
bank and lately cultivated, aud 100 acres sof
Marsh Land, easily reclaimed, with large and
ample power OF back WAFER; there are four land.
ings on 90 ,secreek. These lands are In the Ph0a-
phate Belt. as can be seen rom nodules onithe
ground. Plat can be seen at our c1dos.
Terms easy; made known at sale. janZ-tu2thl
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At tho shrine.

l.
Tbe snnset,s diving radian falls
On chancel-gloom and scnlptuleu sh''ne'
Snlendor wraps the pictured walls.
where painted saiuts IN glory nine!
Ana hent with sweet-tongued veSper oells,
through echoing aisles and arches ulm
The organs solemn music swels
The sweetly chanted evening hymn.
Low at Our Lady's spotless feet
A White-robed woman kneels In prayer;
The Deus Ae,Ls murmurs sweet,
While GloT1ias throb on perlumed air;
Before the circling altar-rail
she breathes her Aces soft and low
The golden hair beneath her veil
Wreashed ike glory on her brow.
III.
The sunsets purple splendors fade.
The dark'ning shades Of twilight fall,
The moonbe ms silver touch Is laid
On sculptur'd saint and pictur'd wall;
And while the weeping watcher kneels,
And silence weaves her magic spells,
The gray dawn thro' the oriel steals.
And morning wakes the matin-bells.
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By JOHN g. MILNOR g. CO.

TTTORSTED HOODS AND NUBIAS,
w Dry Goods, Clothing. and Ladies' Black
Cloth Gloaks-THiS DAY, 7th instant, at half
past 10 O'Clock, we will SELL at our store, 1876
Meeting street, Ladies' and Children's Worstad
HOODS and Nubiss. Ladies' Black Cloth and Vel.
vet Cloaks, Black and Fancy Safiuets, Kentucky
Jeans, Bleached and Brown Shlrting. Blue Plaids,
Denims. Blue Dill 'GInghams. Hosiery, Gloves.
Suspenders. &c. Also, q general assortment OF
desirable Clothing, ns:sting OF Coats, Pants and
vesEs, U. F. Drawers, Shirts, White and Mixei
T1ndnrshirtI &c Conditions cash. japT
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ABOUT LAcEs.-The handmade lace of
France Is principally produced at Caen, Ba-
yeux. ChantlIly and the surrounding districts,
and Is executed with remarkable rapidity.
This Is true of the fine and richer articles as
we'll as those oil an inferior quality. The srtl.
cles Manufactured at Chsntiily are ordinarily
very costly, and only within the command of
the wealthy; but the Bayeux elk lace closely
resembles 1t. There is no such assemblage OF
hand-lace workers in Ireland or Scotland as
those at Caen and Bayeux, where upwards of
fifty thousand females are engaged in the oc-
cupation. The value Of the annual export of
Saxony lace approaches f250,0OO. The work.
ers In the north of Ireland and Scotland have
special aptitude In producing difficult work,
and the fact of It's acceptance on the Conti-
neut is tribute to t., elicacy and perfection
of execution. The Ia. articles made 10 France
by machinery are admirable limitations of
those made by hand, but the difference In
price is seventy-6ve per cent. All French
lace Is made with bobbins. upon small por-
table cushion, except at Alencon, where the
needle is employed and working on parch-
ment is the rule.
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Qurtip11 gatfs--Ghis Nan:


STEFFENS, WERNER & QUICKER
VETILL; SELL THIS. DAY, BEFORE
w their stores, Vendue Range, at O'Clock,
Is kegs and tubs BUTTER it- is:,'
Is boxes Cheese -..t
rs boxes Canvassed Shoulders
10 barrels N. o. syrup
= 10 drums Goldfish .!-r:, .a.> -.
Strips, Hams and Shoulders. tan7 =
By LAUREY, ALEXANDER & co.
n s. SHOULDERS, BELLIES, PIG
IL. hams, Shoulders, Strips, Hang, DC.
THIS DAY, 7th instant, will be sold before our
boxesD. s. SHOULDERS :? .ss...t.
boxes D. b. Bellies and Clear Fat
bblB. N. Y. 8. O. strips 80 20
s bbls. Prime Pig Shoulders = -..
bbls. Pig Shoulders a...- GO. .,.....
tierces Hams
bbs. Pig! Hams ~ 'L-' J.
500 Prime sugar r-oured Hams :. .-.,, 81.
Cheese, Lard, Sugar, Flour, &c, DC.
Conditions cash. - JAM
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RA. C. NeGTLkIYRAY:

InN THURSDAY, THE 9TH OF. JANUA-
~ Rye at II O'Clock, at the east end Of Broad
street, will be sold: '' -. -i-.yz yIt.
aida Berresford street, near Archda1e. street, 8
rooms, cistern aud well, Lot about 3s feet BY SO
feet Cost to build three years ago. $3.50; rants
for $40 per MONTH Sale positive: Terms 3soe
for papers y EI.i1iar.. ti.D9t jan7H
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Each containing

phosphorus .Onehundredth Grain.
Ext. Nux Vomica. ca.............. .One.fourth Grain.
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WTARNER'S Pill. I0DOFORM E
FERRI.
Each containing

Iodoform .One Grain.
Ferrum Red. One and quarter Grains.
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ELIAS & BROS,
n. 3es KING STREET
CORNER OF GEORGE STREET

r FINNLEY, CHARLES NEWHoUsE. X. d
uucKENFuss. will be pleased to walt on their
friends. -,
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Drnas ann Meolrlr1es.
GUGA R-CO ATE D PILL S.
RELIABLE, SOLUBLE, PERMANENT.
WILLIAM R. WARNER & co.

We are prepared to claim for our Sugar. coated
Pills the Indispensable qualities. solubilIty and
Permanency. These Pills are prepared OF the
purest materials, and are warranted 10 be per-
lectly reliable. Our method OF sugar-coatlng 8
pills without toe application Of heat. as employed
by us only avoids the necessity OF drying 10 hard
as 10 render them insoluble.
These Pills are constantly kept on hand and sold
wholesale and retail by DR. Il. Back,
Sole Agent for South Carolina.
Send for Catalogue and Price List.
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BY III. H. DeLEON.

- .. PHATE STOCK. 20 ! ..
will sell, THIS DAY, TIN January, 1873, at cor.
ner OF Broad street and East Bay. at IL O'Clock,
u00) One hcnttred SHARES Of above Stock, in
lois 10 suit purchasers. ,,-- -,.y, .,.-tr
Terma cash SO. jan1