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. - . aa i.i .-1 ? - i i rJ. ' . '?- ag |-'.-.i.-.-._. THE DA?f JHC I'i|tilNIX. Daily Paper $8 a Yeal? "Let our Just Censure ^^^^^^^S&S^^ Attend the True Event." Tri-Weekly 86 a Yeai RV TTTT.TAXT A QKT.PV Hil I-FT V1 KT A rt P WRinNIMlAY Vt ( ) K INT I M? i \TARHTT 3 1 ?KO VOMTMU T~\T *rr\ or??> THE PHONIX. FOBUSBKD DAI LT AND Till -W ?".?'.KI.?. THE GLEANER. KVKRT WEDNKHDAT MORN INO. BY JULIAN A. SELBY, EDITOR AND PROI'RIKTOR. Office on Main St., few doors above Taylor. TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. SUUSCRll'TIOK. Dailv, 6 months..$4 O'.) | Tr'i-Wcekly, C mos...$2 HO Weo'kly. GmoinliB. ?! 50 ADVERTISE WENTS Ina\>rt?d at 75??ont? pur squuro of nine linn? for the nr?t 'UBi-i tion, and 60 conta each subsequent. 'Veokly 75 cents each Insertion, BB* A liberal discount matte on the abov<i rat** wken adnerlvtp.nw.ntu arc inserted by 'hf- mtHifh. AGENTS.-Hiram Mitchell. Spartanbury; J. H. Aljon, Chester;3. P. Kinard, Newberry C. H ;"Jas. Grant. Union; Juline Poppe. Andornim C. M. STATE 1,F.U1SL,ATX;UK. SlXTY-EIGnTn DAY'S ntOCEJEDlNGS. SENATE. MONDAY, March 1.-Tho Seuato assem? bled at ll A. M. Messenger Loo obtained leave of absence. The Houso sent to the Senato a joint re? solution, instructing tho State Trensnrer to pay tho account of 13. H. Rico & Go., in United States currency ; which received ita lirBt reading, and was ordered for considera? tion to-uiorrow. Tho HOOBO retnrned to Ibo Senafe an Act to change the location of tho county seat of Barnwell County from Barnwell Court House, to Blackville. Ordered to be en? rolled. Tho Committee on tho Judiciary, to whom was referred a bill to regulate and defino tho law of divorce, reported buck tho sume, with amendments, and a recom? mendation that tho bill, as amended, do pass. Ordered for consideration lo-mor? row. A bill to empower tho Judges of tho Cir? cuit Court to grant relief in enso of erro? neous judgments obtained during the exist? ence of tbe Provisional Government of South Carolina received its first rending, and was ordered for consideration to-mor? row, j Tho Committee on tho Jndicinry, to whom was referred a bill providing for the election and defining tho powers and duties of Justices of tho Peace, and for regulating tho practice in Justices' Courts, reported buck the same, with a recommendation that tho bill do pass. Ordered for consideration to-morrow. Tho Speaker of tho House of Repre? sentatives attended in the Senate, when the following Acts were duly ratified: An Ad to confirm mid declare valid the recent eb o tion of Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Charleston; an Act to incorporate tho Co? lumbia Building and Loau Association. A concurrent resolution, that thc State Treasurer be instructed to pay all accounts of Commissioners und Managers of Elec? tion, and all accounts of tho constabulary force, as authorized by the Act passed ut this session, in United States currency or bills receivable, at carrent rates of ex? change, was agreed io, and sent to tho H0U6O. Tho following concurrent resolution was orderod for consideration to-morrow: Wliereas, at the special session of the Legislature a large number of claims against tho State, amounting to thousands of dol? lars, were presented to tho respective Com? mittees on Claims of both Houses to bc audited and paid; and whereas, said claims each day have increased in value and amount, and many were of doubtful charac? ter, and others ought not to bo paid; and whereas, the financial condition of thu State at that timo was such that it was ab? solutely impossible to puy the sanie, and pay even more presbing demands of our present State Government; and whereas, at that time there bad been no assessment and collection of taxes, and no ono knew whether it would bo possible for the State to pay the interest on the publio debt, which the good faith and credit of the State demanded immediate consideration and ad? justment; and whereas, in consequence thereof, the Legislature postponed tho further consideration of all claims accruing under tho Provisional Government fo the next regular session; and whereas, tho General Assembly linds itself ut this tho regular session iu about tho same financial condition os at tho special session, there having been no assessment or collection of taxes, and there being as yat no funds tn pay tbe interest on the publio debt; ?iud whereas, there bas been no general system adopted by both Houses for tho auditing of said claim?, tho Senate adopting ono rule and tho Houso another in regard thereto; and whereas, it is behoved that many of these claims are en just, and ought not to be paid, and that luring tbe session of the General Assembly sufiioieut time -?minot bo spared for a committee to take testimony, examino vouchers, books, records, SK., re? lating thereto; therefore, be it Resolved by Ute Senate, the House of Repre sentalioes concurring. That in order that all danns may be fully and properly investi? gated, a Joint Committee of. one from the Senate and two from the House of Repre? sentatives be appointed, by the respective presiding officers of eaoh House, to investi' gate said claims and report thereon, and for ?lint purpose nro bereit} authorized und em? powered lo hold ii nessi on, commencing ono month prior to tho meeting of lim next General Assembly, und for I hut purpose amy examine witnesses ns to the em TI et ness of said oin i ni?, and nil vouchers, books und i (-cords relating thereto; said commit tee shall IIIIVH power to employ il clerk to tnke testimony; mid muk?! their report ?titi recommendation to tho next regular t-ession of th? Genend Assembly; shall receive while in session tho H tine per diem and mileage ns allowed members of the General Assembly: Provided, however. That either House muy immediately net upon any ac? count claims, should they deem the natue important lo tho welfare and liest interest of the State. A joint i CK)] H i ion, (hut in order to carry out the COU tract mado by thc Cheniw and Couiiiciiis Railroad Company for the loca? tion, grading mid furnishing of their road, tho sum of ?25,000 bc allowed to bu drawn from thc appropriation of the State lo said company, received its first lending, mid was ordered for consideration to-morrow. Bills to incorporate tho Palmetto Fire mid Murine Insnruoce Company, nf the city of Charleston; lo provide for ii reporter for tho Courts of tho first Circuit; tu provide for a general vaccination in ibis Suite; to reg?lale the manner of celebrating mar? riages; to declare the jurisdiction of Pin bate Courts in the Hale of real estate in aid of assets; to facilitate t he set I lenient of the affairs of the Bunk of the State of South Carolina; ul I of which received Hist rend? ing. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The House met at ll o'clock A. M. Tho Committee on theJndiciary reported favorably on bills to prohiliit lotteries nnd the salo of lottoiy tickctH in this State; tc niter and amend nu Act cut il lcd "An Act ti alter and amend the Act Olltitled "An Act ti alter mid amend the criminal law,'" with tho following amendment : "To change thc title to a bill to further alter and amend tin eiiminal law;'* io repeal the tenth sect iou ol an Art entitled "Au Act lo appoint a Boan of Commissioners for the city of Charleston and for other purposes therein mentioned;' to provide for the submission of tin- quo? tion of a cbuURe of location of the count; sent of Barnwell County to I he voters of sah County, and recommended that thc hill In indefinitely postponed; unfavorably on i bill to regulate divorces; favorably <n : Senate bill to amend mi Act. entitled "Ai Act to determine and perpetuate the home stead." The Committee on Railroads reported fa vol ably ott a hill to aid the Port ItoynlRni road Con? puny. The Committee OD Engrossed Acts repon ed ns duly and cornelly engrossed f,,r third rending, u bill to enable tim Savanna and Charleston liuilroad Company to cou: plete their road. Tho Committee on Military A flaira repor cd favorably on a concurrent resolut io authorizing tho Governor io purchase. 2,01 Winchester niles for tim use of the Statu. Thc Committee on Railroad* reported e U Semite hill to authorize thc consolidai io of the Cliarlottee and South Carolina Hui road Coin puny ami the. Columbia and Ai gusta Railroad Company, ami recommend! tin; adoption of tho following H mend mei to Section 1: After tho word "load," (il Inst word in the Section.) add (he follow li words: "Provided, further. That imtliii herein contained shall lie so construed .is conflict with tho Constitution of this Sta as ratified by the people on April 14. 15 ai 1G, KSGK, or au Act entitled 'Au Act. to pr vide for tho uS-tessment and taxation of pr perty,' us ratified on the lot.li of Septemb? 18G8." Bills to uuthorizo certain inuaicipiiliti to erect guard houses. Rend the. ti rsl ti ni and referred to the Committee on Bul) Buildings; and to uintmd ami repaid cm ti Acts concerning the Lu un tic Asylum South Carolina, was read ami referred. The following preamble und resol il li were laid on the tallie: Whereas, in view of the present depress condition of the agricultural interest of t Stute, und the great desirability of Imvi no unnecessary .?bstructioiis m tho way I tho rapid development of ito industrial i i sources; Ihereloro bi: it Resolved, That tho Commissioner nf Ag culture be, and ho is hereby, din ?teil to j before this House a detailed statement tho work performed by him since his e trance upon lillico, and to state to what * tent said officer is conducive to the wei fi and prosperity of the Stute, ami hin r sons, if he cnn lind any, why it should u be abolished. Thc following resolution was laid on t table: Resolved, That the Chairman nf the G> mitten on Ways and Menus of this Hoi be furnished with a velocipede to assist h in ?raveling about for iteuid to iucoruon in the nppropii ition bill. A bili to facilitate tho settlement of I affairs of the Bunk of tho State of South < roi ina, was read and referred. , Tho accounts ($20.00) of Thomas Tay and (810.00) of Charles Hamburg, of Iii. laud County, for fuel, was presented,' u rofoirod to the Auditing Committee. A bill to authorize tho Circuit Judge Ch ar lent on Coi. nt y to appoint a report wo* read and referred. ' The Committee on Engrossed Ac s porteil ns <lu1y and correctly engrossed, for u tili rd rending, u bill to pr?vido for tho enumeration of tho inhabitants of en ch County in the Stale. Hills to incorporate the South Carolina Home Building Fund and Loan Associa? tion, mid to chango the location of the <.nty Pent of Darlington County frotu Darlington to Tiiomohsville, was rend und referred. A NF.W MRDIOATJ AOBNT.-A correspon? dent nf the New York I'osl states that the application of sifted dry earth to .suppurat? ing wounds and sor s luis been ti ed with must wonderful success at the Pennsylvania Hospital, in Philadelphia. The earth, it is slated, nut only remov?a the offensive udor but. als?) acts ns a healing agent, and pre? vents inflammation of the parts to which it | is applied. News from India is to tho effect that tho long-dreaded famine has come, and is spreading fast in largely populated districts. Thc Government is making every effort to! relieve distress by furnishing both food and employment to those who need it. To one nativo State tho sum of $10,00 ) his been lent, un thc security of its revenues, to be used ill this way. A smart, thing-A mustard plaster. S*lp.?o??,l KTotioos. Ku m 11 Icu vlalflng Button can find no bettor j accommodations than a suito of rooms at th?: V.UEIUOAN HOU-tE, with billi rooms, closets. .Vc. Close to principal places of business and amusement. March S 1 A MALARIOUS MONTH.-Mureil, Hint gives us a mw President, i-? also tho inaugural mont li of many barras*ing dieoiders. Entauglvd in its fo?-. HIV tin. sends of coughs, cold*, and of that all i ri i at ititi i if Triffid! ty and tire, nu ?re widely known I lian admired, culled fe ver uml aguo. Tho only iv .v to iivui.l tliuse "littlu unpleasantnesses," i lo reiulur Mei sj ?teni atrnng ennngh lo fight, off tho atm np'ierto piim.i taut produces thom, and tho beat tray tn HIIIIOWit with thia repution! power is tn tone it with llOS IE T l'EUV? S POM AC II HIT? IT. US. [f *W iy-iaror wore credibly i n for mod that a rut? ilan ?as waiting at tho uext comer, bo would doubtless turu in his li neks, and take a aufur rout o lo his destination. Willi jn.it about tile tsamc amount of (rouble, ibo attacks of diseases prova* ienl at this seaxoii may be evaded. Nay, the ti ou? bli- will bo le s, for drug stoics Jiu in every one's route and every respectable druggist in ibo Union lo e pa mi b.II I HOSTE PT EU'S 1JITTKH8. Tbe arm-lit is a staple I >r I rn de, and it would bc as casi .olinl i gnu: rv witlioui Ml? H I", au I he atore of ii>o hucary without thia popular tonio n-. nue-y lu view of Ibo experience of tho nation with ??. rd tu the article, dating lie? ?pace of lwent} ?tu s, it i.e. ms aluin, t unnecessary to r?capitu? l?e UH melita to Artic ?UUIIM. Hut HS nur popula HI is increasing ul the rate nf 2 nt) i.OUO ?i year, in t H im taral wiy ami l?y iiiiiuiurutton, it muy be us will lo Lint i i Hie li-ing g>Mi--ratn>n und new livrtl?, (the ?ed Mettler* know ail about it,) that iiiMt iciT.?ifSHi'Oit?cu mrrinn istia.MI ol? -I.me and pntelil Vegetable tunic eve1 manu? factured; tb.it il ii it sp. . pie for debility, d' apep I'ilinlimiCfS, alni injuitniilio fever-; thal lt 'pi'i-veliis, as Well a* onr>'S. tin-so complain ta und ibetrcomp n ut i mn; that it i.-< nut "bad to lalo-," - .i?'?vhnpil?-?H, MMI II :t H\ Tu i ni%Hiiiii|>i.v.w. mu atlvorliaor, having been iv*tot cd tn heall h in a few weeks, by a Very -un|i!u ruiuudy-oft el buvmg buffered several years with a severo lung ttff-icliun, ui.d that dreed dis .a-e, Cullahniptioo -is linxi?untu make known to Ins fellow-siiff irera the means of care. Tn all wini deai re it, hu will seiul u cony of the pi'ebci ipi ion iis'i d, (fien nf charge.) with tho di r eulinna, fur preparing and m ing the same, which tiley ?ill find a SuitK CUUE Koa CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, ItUONCIUTIS, etc. TllO object of the ud vei tin r in sending thu proscription, ia tn benefit the H libeled, und spread information which he con?oive* tn bu Invaluable; and he hopes every Muff ror Will try bis n un dy, as it will cost them mtliiiiij ami may pruvii a bleating. Pal lien wirhibg the prescription, will please ad Irehs RRV. KDWAKD A. WILSON, Williamsburg. Kings County, New York. I'Mi.l 3nin ?.Jil xMiooiv-Aim bei new Mi du al Pamphlet fruin the pen nf Dr. Curt h. Tho MeAical Tunes lays nf ibis work: "'lins valuable treatise on the ?lauso and cure nf premature decline shows how health in nopain d through secret abuses of youth and ai .nliood, and how easily regained. It gives a clear synopsis til the impedimenta tn marriage, th eu nun and effects of nervous debility, und the ruiiittdie* therefor." A pocket edition of the above ?ill ne lOflVHrded nu rece.pt nf 25 Cen??, !;_y ,ul ilreHMing hr. OUUTI8, No.58 North Charles street, I'al'imoie. Md. Mav 27 Iv Krrur, nt Youth. - 1 gentleman vvbu mid' red for y. -ar* fi mn Kervnia Debihty, Premature Decay, and nil I he effects of youthful illdit-cretion, will, Air thu unke ut suffering humanity, send fiou to all AII I ne. il it, the receipt and direction? for m 11< m .; die himple remedy by which ho was cured, ?nffercra wishing to jruflt by tbe advertiser's cx peiieiieo, cati do eu by addret<sing, in perfect con? fidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, Feb H Jtmn Vu. 42 .'dar afreet. Near York. KBSAYN Kilt YOUNO MfcN-Un the Miltons ind AI.U8F8 incident to Youth and Early Mau ood, vtith the humane view of treatment and cure, Kent by mail freo of obarge. Address UOWAUD ASSOCIAI ION, Box P., Philadelphia, ?a _ .Tan 90 8mo_ Try McKenzie's Celebrated FKUIT CANDY. 20 Wine Bottles. GROSS Wino Bottle*. for sale by Feb 14 E. A G. I). HOPE. Soap! Soap!! jr (\ BOXES Coburn Family SOAP, known hcre OU toforc a? Ibo Soup enid by Mr. ll. C. Shiver, juHt received and for sale low, bv Feb 9 J AT. Ti. AGNEW. Notice. CIREDITOnS a.id DEBTORS of tho Brm of ' FISH ICU .V. LOWRANCE will make settlement with tho undersigned. Jan 12 _FI s 11K |j. LOW RANCE A F ISH F. R. Light, Light. 1 A T5RLS- Prime White KEROSENE Oil,, 110 XV/ fiJO test, nu band and for sale, ut reduced prices, bv the barrel aad at retail, bv .Inn f. * J. .V T. ft. AGNEW. Gibbes & Thou-as. Real Estate Agents, I Columbia, S. C., OFFER their cervices to tho public aa OE NERAL LAND AGENTS. Will buy and Hell I Landa und other property, on commission. No chai a until sales are effected. JAMES G. GIBBES, JOHN P. THOMAS, Jan 10 WADE HAMPTON G1RREH. Flour! Flour!! ?)f\f\ RBLS. FLOUR of all qualities, from ?\t\J $0 (!0 per bbl. upwards, jnatlceeived and fur Halo hy _J. & T. R. AGNEW Garden Seeds. I rpHORRURN'S SEEDS-full aeenrlmcnt. Tbtfe \_ seeds have been for nearly a century before ibo public, and require commendation from no one. Forsnlel.v GEO. SYMMERR. Sugar and Coffee. -I (\ HflDS. PORTO RICC SUGAR, Xv/ 50 bids. Relined Sugar, 73 bags Rio Coffee, all ?rudes, 15 bays Java and La^uayra Coffee. Fur sal'. low bv li. A O. D HOPE. Ale and Porter. pr/\ DOZ. Muir A Son's Edin burp ALE, CO Doz. . )V ' Guinness A Sou's Dublin Porter, received and for salo low bv J. A T R. AGNEW. Burglar Alarms. WE bave purchased tho right of Utlev's Patent BURGLAR ALARMS, and now offer them for pale at the low pries of flt) each. Tiley inti tie founti a secure, safe-guard lor Protection of Stores, Dwellings, (Jin-houses, Hams, Smoke-houses, ?tc, fruin. Uiutoes and incendiaries. Call and see them j at Hie st.ire ni J A 'J'. R. AGNEW. W. B. CORN VVELL. M. D., I /' // Y S ICI A N A N i> S U ll (I EON, OFFICE .it residence on Blandina street, near Charlotte Depot. .Tnn '27 Imo* 50 Cutting Cheese. BOXES GOSHEN CU EES E. for sale bv Feb l-l E. A G I). HOPE. Masonic Female College, COKESBURY, S. C.. REV. SAMUEL B. JONES, President. ^Tuition-Collegial Department per your, $40; Preparatory Department per vear, 620. Boarding $10 per mo!.th. F. F. GARY, 1 Imo* Secrotarv Ron rd Trustera. White's Gardening for the South, OU' How to Crow Vegetables* and Fi nita in the South"-- pi iee $2.00. I'< '. <.) D0F|?IE A CHAPMAN. Pure "Dickson's Improved" Cotton Seed, I^OR SALE, ut $2 Oil per bushel for any amount o! 5 bnshela or under. Ovor 5 bushels, ut $1 50 mr bushel. ?.ced grown from seed bought by mo of Mr. David Dickson, Oxford, (?a., (the great seeda inan, i in 1SG7. :.\ $4.00 per biibhcl. The DICKSON > it-Ida more than any other Seed in tba country. Warranted pure. Hon. David Houser, State Senator from Orange burg, writer in follow* concerning tim "Dickson Improved Cotton Seed :" ST. MATTURW'H, S. C., February 15. 1HC.?. A. P. A M AK tai, tt=y : Tl.o "Dickson Improved" obtained of y<>u Ida! spring, turned ont mme cot? ton per acre thin any otb cr 1 have ever plaided, except the s-imo variety of seed planted by Die befo o the war, which were lost bv Sherman's in? cendiaries. DAVID HOUSE lt. Feb4 2l?* A P. AMAREB.St. Matthew's, H C. Valuable Real Estate tor Sale. CfT-j) 1. DWELLING Hud LOT, corner oft * Upper and Dull utrcot*. 2. Dwelling and Lot on Lumbi r street. 3. Fino Building Lol on Arsenal IliU 4 Lot corner of Lady and Maift stteeta. 5. Lot 52 feet on Main street. fi. Ilunfo and Lot nein Charlotte Depot. 7. l?ot corner ot 'J aylor and Assembly streets. H. Three Lots in Waverly. U. Tho Uarhamviiki Properly und Land- adja? cent. 10. 14 acre? on Upper street, adjoining the Fair G i 'annis li 1 pin,. Dwellings on Arsenal Hill. 12. 1,400 acres ot Pin? Land, near Camden, well wooded; containing two good mill idles and one mill completed, tho survey of the Chatham Rail? road passing thn ugh it. El (?40 uer? s Pine Laud, in Kershaw. 14. 210" acres of Land, in York, rich in gold. 15 LW?7 acros pri Inctivo Lund, in Abbevillo. 10. 5.tint) acres pr iduclivs Land, in Laurena. 17. 1.000 sen s prod net We Land, in Marlboro. 18. 97(1 acres of productive Land, in Fairfield. 19- 1,000 acres Phosphate Lands, near Charles? ton on Stono River. 20. A linc Suw Mill Property, urar Lexington. 21. 1,800 acres, in Kichl.md, River Swamp Lands, With a good Mill. 22 11.000 acres of Heavily Timbered Laud, in St Stephen's Pai i-h. 23 COO acres of Gypreas Land, near Oadudcn. convenient to North-Eat-tern Kailioud. ALSO, 3 Fine COTTON PLANTATIONS to rent, low. Wo have Landa near Columbia which can bo di? vided into small tracts to suit pun-buners. GIRBES.V. THOMAS. Jan 8_ Ri'nl Enluto Aeents. BEWA?? OP DECEIT. ?is r~\ AND call st the Oolnmbia Ice Honse, ^iLft/if you want good and frosh NORFOLK ^SKBr OY8AERS, at 60 cents per quart. lam receiving dailv, direct from Norfolk, by Express. Pro 17 _JOHN D BATEMAN. Seed Potatoes. tj pf BBL8. PINK-EYES, PMNCE ALBERT'S, f O Jackfon Whltoa, and Early Goodrich, in fine order and for sale by E. A G. D. HOPE. special Notice. HAVING juat re? ceived a well selected Int of choice imported French CONFECTIONS, I will t?ke pleasure in showing them to tho ^r>K?*^f^i-td lover? of pure goods, 't^ *TEZP"^-~' No discount on thom. ,.?^r*t& .* Ncutlvputup in boxea and in great variety. TOYS in indices profusion. JKI-LIKS. PRKSH FIGS, New Mabins. Dates, Florida Oranges and Lemons, Bananas, Northern Apples. Nuts, of all kinds, Ac. CANDIK8 Manufactured daily, of pure sugar, wholesale ?nd retail. OB D B Ra For Weddings and Parties furnished at ?hort notice, by JOHN MCKENZIE, Manufacturing Confectioner, Nov 25 Greenfield's llnvp. Main street. F IRE! FIEEII 2ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, GONN. -o Incorporated IMO. - - - Charter Perpetual ! . -o Cash Capital.tS.000.fOQ Cash Assets.5,OOO.COO Tho STRONGEST Firo Insuranco Company in thc United States. North American Insurance Company, HARTFORD, CONN. Capital and Assets.$500,000. GEORGE HUGGINS, Agent. Office at Kinard's, Main etreet, Columbia, S. C. ?Ian :i Smo FINE GOLD WATCHES. FINE GOLD SETS, Jfcgl 18 K. PLAIN G OLE I RINGS, FINE GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS, GENUINE SCOTCH PEBBLES SPECKS, A AI EltIC AN CLOCKS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE j ABOVE ARTICLES JUST RECEIVED, AT I. SULZBACHER'S, I Feb'.) Niiin nf the Green Rpccks. NOW IS THE TIME TO SPEND YOUR MONEY. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS NOW OFF E RED BY C. F. J ACKSON, TO MAKE ROOM FOR A NEW s COMPLETE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS NOW ARRIVING. JUST RECEIVED AT R. & W. G. Swaffield's, SILK MIXED CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS, Black, Rrown and Blue ENGLISH WALKING COATS, Extra Fine Wost of England BROADCLOTH 'and DOESKINS. Rest Fitting White Lit.en Bosoin SHIRTS, White Jeans DB A WEBS, manufactured expressly for our Trade. CASES SILK HATS, Regular Style, CASES SILK HATS, Broadway Style, CASES ALPINE ANO TOURIST II ATS, CASEs HOYS' II ATS, CASES WOOL HATS-. VALISES, of everv alvin. Felt 5 Billiard Tables for Sale. TWO fine BILLIARD TABLAS, fin completo order, Marble ana ?Slate Bedding..with Balls, f.nea and Counters included. Sharp A Griffith's make. Will be sold low. Call at Dec 18 O PIERCE'S. Borneo Bagging. 6BA LES Superior COTTON BAGGING. 60 coils Greenleaf and Manilla Hope. For ?ale low by F. A G. D. HOP*.