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ssatc Of south CarGii;a,
EERSifI DISTRICT.
A"r. IL.

I'd I. WILSON, who is in the custody OF
sae the Sheriff of the said District, hy virtue
Of Writ OF Copias ad SGii$tacia"'"m at the
suit of ). $. Farrar, lndorsce, having Fellloncd
the Honorable the Associate Judges o the Court
OF Common Pleas that he may be admitted to
the benefit OF the acts OF the General Assem-
bly, for the relief of inSolvent debtors.
1t is Ordered that the said 5. ). Farrar, In
dorscc, and all other suing creditors to W HON
the sad petitioner is in any wise indebted, be,
and they arc hereby summoned, apd have '"tce
toappcar before the said Judges atthe said Court
10 be Iuldcn at the Court House IN Camden, tor
kcrsilw District, on the fourth Mondayoi Oc-
tobcr next, being the 9th day OF said month"; to
show cause, if any they can, why tiic sa!d petl-
granted.
BENZ. GASS, c. C. c.r.
Office of Common Pleas,
Kcrshaw Dlstric,, July -, 1872
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the matter Of William H. Holleymdns Bank
rup. a
DURSUANT to an Order of the District Court Of
Il tho United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shcwn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston, on the twenty fourth day of
September next, at eleven O'clock A. M. why tho
said William II. Hclloyman should not receive his
discharge and certificate as bankrupt.
. Charleston 9th June, l842.
July G-l2t. II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
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Lost.

E5ATF dozen Silver Teaspoons marked A.
Ill ii. L, any person finding such, would
oLligc the subscriber, by returning them to him
at the Post Office, Or any information respecting
them, would be thankfully received.
=. THORNTON.
August 10.
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Notice..

TT7HEREAS, no Letters of Administration
w on the estate OF NOEL KlRKLtY, de-
ceased, have Iern applied Ior since his death, IN
pursuance of the statute, lave taken possession OF
such of his effects rs could be fonnd All persons
indebted to said Kirkley required TO make
immediate payment, and al those having demands
against tho said estate required 10 hand them 10
this office, legally atrstcd.
J. W BASklN, Ordinary K. d.
Grdinrry's Office, June |, lSl2. til2
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oo,,,o,,;,, Nth scores Or others of high
u,,r;," ;n,s si,;@cncc and patriotism, of no
root ,u.'s st al shGnIJ Quiet we think, all apprc-
boms;on on The suI.;cc,
W., En,.,,;n, ounn,b;notion for polti-
80, We ,urnnso" m,U''' ~ q have no pecnliar. pri-
y;I;rTc M nr nol,;coj adva,ltare, which, by
',""y7I;,;,,. "N ~ ,vn rn;nht~hnDc to secure bv
l-rL oss,,c;,t;nns that will mt be enjoyed
~. III ~ ,hat n,w otherwise, than incidcn-
,:u,, c.nm ,Lo mnr,I raI;rmatjyn we arc
." nn:,,,.;nm s3 ,ono,nrl;.h We hone. it is
p.~ .,d =, j2,v, ,hn Il .m,r,ruc from his fast
na'- ""~' ~. w. nr.;G.;nn r,,hl;c morals, and Gle
''s,,33 ,sn,ia,J IL ornu,L;c G.cur. We
,,",nst ~ ~ cnn,.;ncn mem thal love Of coun-
..,i .ni nnJ l,ro nf ,Io ;ur are rot svnouim
".. ,h,t c,nI;,i,,cs for office. whether
rL,."r ' rr"G, nr I,7,s, should no longer
W. VI ",, .',,,:,t"J tn n,,r'.h,sa ;ogucnce or re-
~ oonpma1J themselves to nonular favor. by
acknowledgements oJ'' ;' ,hr ornst annct;tcs Of i:-
onns;d,r,t.. mon Tbc nrar,ie is cor
,'n,;mr in is Influences and should be-
49, ,o au,, II ron,,JrJ ~ disrc,u,a',Ic.-
,rno ,i',a " ",r,c .or,i;aI co.oncr,.on which is
,a,, u" s'f:',v ,,on r au ,,I.,:,l c,stcs with
,I"o ,Lon va rnn "m" na,;,;cs IT, ,t ,W-oC MI ranks
.a'1o I ,;, w ''D 'rr ,,.,r,,,;,. confinement;
I "i'I 1T'':' c'.'r ,r",I snc,r r,,,.t ,;' ,rJ
a''u tr;G'vS' 'r'',,nn, ~ ,r,;,,.t dnnurr from
q ,L;. ;'',"'un, n,,n,.or
'nS ,li"r''t' ,, o,Io ou;,,o
we o!So''''''i ucl'o'','.''.L ~, "i'':
1--WE a'o' III carr. "'s "It U,u n,, d,r a',nn;,
we propose 10 acc"I'P'''I .: ':' 81. ,,;,.L,
lions. we 90 1ot uH,'y a''", ID ',"a;' - "m .ha
ana uu'! D, tI'e h:'s''"'r ,,, w. 49,. G 1,;.ns
Practiccs ol l'ic ''c''">' ''''' ..'1 =,
arc Injurious TO s"c'e'y' ocs't''c''lG Vi W. 10
peace and subversivc OF ITS m'ra'S' we
do not deny but that society has r!Sh' L"
restrain men from using even 'he'r own
property IN such a way as HOT 10 i''l,''c
their ncghbors. We 90 not prrceiVe taal
a mans liberties arc necessarily invade
because his pursuits or cmPoymenls may
be ntertered with Liberty sno' iIceh-
tiuosness. Upon th'sc po!ats, as thcy
may present themselves, as men III COM
mon with the other lrcemen of the State,
we claim the right of exercising and mann
tanning our ndiridnai opinions, In the
application Of such principles, upon mea-
surcs that might be suggested niat rem.
pcrancc men will be found broadly TO dl-
fer, is not to boSqucstIoncd. we cannot
therefore, by any paper cmanatInG from
this body, be expected to spread out the
opinions "t individual members. 1hcV
are not properly the SUBJECTS Oh canvass canvass
IN our ASSOCIATIONS tliIS 10 INVOKE Or Scc'ilc
legislative aclioh. III our o'''''>' "'
doubt, II the necessity s'E'l cysF ar'Sc'
wall be found as stern m;'t"t,a' "a; e,St,
"heie' out VI H'':o' ~ q -, i.,r ,n,v,,.J
any ''''.ol'c' c '>a..",' D',',am, 'I In,,.-nro-
sn,.;',;n~ s,,u I' ,"hnt man. NAV ca, or drink or
sol.o"'s y ",I,at ,San @ ;,,'rnrnr " @ ;ntnr(rrcnrr
"Io', p'., - o. ,o, ,i,a nL;oc,;on GrIlv. fairly
- JI. h.,,u,, wi | ~, ,h;s nrjI;c disclaimer re-
anu o'"du't oy ''''
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EI Rao .

JUST received, a large supply of drab' and: black
FUR HATS, of the latest style, and some OF the
finest quality. They will be sold unusually low.
slsApril l3. E W. BONNEY"t
b also, just received variety Of Summer Cloths,
plain and fancy Linens, for gentlemans summer
wear. T.. w. b.
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Notice is hereby given,
March %. 1912.

ygYHAT he Commissioners of the Poor fer Lam
Il caster Drsirictlwll apply to The next Lrgs-
lu;urc for leave to sella dispose of the Poor Hnu-
Sc<. and I.aa! artarhcd, say lG | ; acrrs, on Rum
Creek, il sad District, purchased by tie oniils-
,iui.crs of thc Ioor on Ihr 2Eh ni July, lrH.
SAM'L. b. HAMMOND, Chairman.
June l3, lSI2. (Prs ke, S6)
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Ire Iiattcr Of Benjamin Gass. q Bankrapt
PURSUANT to an Order of the District Court
Il of the United States for the District Of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be-
shcwn before the said Court, at the Federal
Coult House in Charleston on the tenth day of
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, why
the said Benjamin Gass should not receive his Dis
charge and Certificate, as Bankrupt. ~
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston. 18th day of June, 1912.
June %
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Cotton Gins.
August 3.

EIIIOSE who design sending their Gins to the
4 subscriber for repairs, will do well TO attend
to it Immediately, as he wishes to accommodate
all in due time.
ON HAND-A few Gins for sale.
Aur 10. JOHN WORKMAN.
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Attnniinn 's'YG0i3Grs.

fEflIE k:TSIIw Troop vii! parade at tlicir rcnacz
vo,lS in Camden, on the FOURTH FRIDAY
(23I) of $rp'cmlcr next, properly armed and equip
ped, al o'clock a. VI. 4 punciu"I attendance
is required, and all drf,ultcs will be dealt with as
the law directs.
By order Of Tic Captain,
w. A. ANCRUM, O. S.
A"r. II. 6i3I.
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E... E. 4. S2iissOnsa

r FFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ oi Camden and its vicinity.
~ Office two doors below the Branch Bank.
March 81
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Female. Seminary,

Camden, Kerslap District, ). Z.
MRS. CHARLES SPANN, Sen. respectfully in.
forms her friends and the public, that she has located
herself in Camden, where the duties Of her institute
ton will commence. on the first day of November
next. sssf =.
The course of instruction viii comprise, Spellngy
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geogra-,
ply, the use of Maps and Globes, Ancient and Mod
ern History, Elements of Astronomy Botany ana>
Natural Philosophy. r..
The French Language will be taught, and after
few months nstruGEpn. may have given the Pupil
some proficiency gin form, as far as possible the
general mode Of comfnunica,ion between the Teach
crs and Scholarly Music, both Instrumental and
Vocal, Drawing and Painting in Water Colours,
Plain and Ornamental Needle Work, Of various de-
scriptions.
The Ladies' charged with the duties of this Institu-
tion, will be vigant in requiring an exact compliance
with every Rule and strict attention to polite
and amahc department; and also 10 train their Pupus
to habits of order neatness and industry Quarter
ly Report of the conduct, proficiency and health OF
the Children will be sent to parents and guardians
residing a. distance There will be yearly Va
cation of four weeks in the summer, and one week
at Christmas, Those pcriuds can bc spent either With
the parents ors.at the Institution. In addition to
her Camden residences where Mrs. SPAsN can ac-
comnodate fifty Pupils boarders, she has secured
for the summer months of the ensuing year, large
and airy residence at Kirkwood, where those young
ladies, who may be entrusted to her care, can re-
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RMS.
|ssAn entire course of English Tuition, with
board and washing, per annum, 5000 90
tFrcnch, 40 90
Stationary, s5 OU
Piano Forte. 50 %
Usn G Of Instruments, 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 40 20
Plain and fancy Needle Work, ~ 90
Fire Wood, A 90
Where Parents prefer fixed charge, $3.50 00:per
annum, one half payable in advance, will enttle o
pupil 10 all the advantages of the Institution.
Each boarder will bring with her six dinner napS
kns and six towels, and silver table ard tea spoon..
The Pupils will have the benefit ola select Library.
both French and English -
Books for the different classes can be furnished at
the Institution at Charleston prices and also materials
for Embroidery.
TO Day Scholars, the price for English Tuition
will vary from TO 10 and II dollars per quarter,
according to the class the child may enter.
Children residing at short distance from Cam
den, can be accommodated with weekly board at
So 80 per week, ending on Friday afternoon.
Guitar and Dancing at the prices charged by the
Master employed.
RFEESENE NECEs.
Hon. J. ]. Evans, Society Hill, Darlington.
District Hon. J. S. RICHARDSON, Clarendon,
Sumter District; GEO. w. DARGAN, Esq. Dar-
ington G. H.; Hon. +. I. Moses, w. A. COL
CLoUGr, Esq. Sumtcrville, Sumter District; s.
J. MURRAY, Esq. JoHN S. BRADFORD, Esq. State
burg, THOMAS SALMoND Esq. Hon. w. McWIL-
LIE, Gen. J. w. CANTEY, Maj. JOHN CANTEY,
Camden, Kershaw District; DR.. S. II. Dickson,
DR.. ]. BELLINGER, CHARLES EDMoNDsToN, Esq.
Charleston.
Camden, June 90. 1912
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,HEiC state CT South CaFCliNa.
KERSIIAW DISTRICT.
L. L. L.....L Il Lru,u,.,oIr DLoo1c

III Tic COHI1W C0WWOH lc"S.
John Ogg, VS. James characterization in At
tachment. -
EEIlEREAS, the plaintiff in the abovecase has
Nv this day filed his declaration against the
said defendant, who is absent from and without
the limits OF this Stale, and having neither wife
nor attorney within the same on whom TO serve
copy of the said declaration, with rule to
plead thereto: 1t is ordered, That the said deten-
dant do appear and plead TO the said declaration
within year and a day from this date, or final
and absolute judgment will be given and award
ed for the said plaintiff:
- 3. GASS, Clerk
Clerks Office. July l3, 1912. prs fee, ;SS
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IilsSprtI Oil.

GAG Gallons at an unusually low price, IN guam
"SOO titles to suit purchasers, for Cash.
DELEON & LEVY,
Sign Of the Mortar.
AuTuSt g.
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5t4i2 prine---amonntins In s93sa5
IeSrb sl5 halves So quarters IS. eighth. s7i
The pree Of certificate Of package whole Ticket. in
the above splendid Lottery certificate OF 20 naive.
only 500 certificate Of &c quarters only ESQ certificate Of
20 es- only ssS and certificate package may draw the
four higlirs; prizes. - -
Persons AT distance wishing schem. mr..
informed that Hoyt Co Tickets in the
possible vaue-and viii be happy their friends
m packages by eereaisor single Tickets sar according
10 their wishes.
hofT CO continue send Capitals in almost every
Loefy-and a. this Scheme oen found
tney hope Their friends will give them FOUR
s2ooOO PRIZES which BE- selling the Tic
orde enclosing the cash Ticke with the
usual prompt attention and in all confidential
We particularly recommend Scheme to those wishing
TO purchase By the paekagrhe only
MAKE party or two and send down big
prizes such as $4,000 $4,000 &e lo-e
you had better SIT down letter Direct
mo 20 II. NJ HOYT & co. Richmond Va
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JAZZ prizes-announing 10 sg3e93
Tickets sl5Iaves 81 5o-Qnarers 81 75-Firhh, 81 s7l
The price Of certificate Of package Tickets
the above splendid Lottery only $500 Of PC have.
only slOO certificate Of IS quarters certificate Of
20 eighs only s2S and a certificate OF package may
four highest prizes.
tickets and shares and certificates OF packages
Brilliant Lottery constantly for sale
bers al the Office Of the Managers corner
Main and 18th Streets Richmond
Az riers by mail win meet the prompt
soon the drawing TO who
ouler from j. q. GREGORY A. co M,nay,rx
20 RicbDo0S
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
nY ALEXANDER MosELEY.

Truss srp-cnirrosro City Subscribers per year
and fo shorter period by mad sio-yayab IN
an eases. In advance
square nnecn Cof ies.)
uon 10 een,s two insertions 81 ia 81 So and
every succeeding insertion. u cents
Transient advertisers pay la advances.
The number Of insertions of be noted
Ms they stopped
cd accordingly. p1r Orders stop be in writing
Annual Advertisers ESQ
proportion for Advertisements Of length and $40 for
Auetonerrs and Lottery DEALER. who charged
800, paper included) '
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MAMMOTH SCHEME.
= Prizes of $4,000 are sIOo,oOOi
UNION LOTTERY,
day December II, ls4e.
j. q. GREGORY & CO., Managers

C1as No L. for 1870 Be drawn al AIe1andr, ID e. q.
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LOUISA RAII.-ROAD.
Lincs 10 Charlottesville, Stuunton, Lynchburg
and the Virginia Springs.

Fare TO Lynchburg reduced to 81 90.
MONT TR.7PELLLvG .aPoIDED-.sND GREATLY IN
~ lCr.rA .r.rr...
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WATER PROOF BOOTS,

Ieuc ~ TIC SenebraIed malkcrs, !. Miles & Som.
SAMUEL PUTNEY has now in store. a very
- extensive and lot OF celebrated WATER
Poof BOUTS which manufactured expressly his order
Is useless To say thing quality Boots a.
ey arc now known to be the be made county. Gentle
men IN want OF the above VIII and
aANr pfrs.xrv
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CREASED EXPEDITION
ss The Public arc hereby informed that
4 under arrangement between Railroad Com
Il pany AMI Stage Line the Fare Richmond To
kz&zS,7f Lynchburg will be Sand Charlottesville 50.
$5fffJEva Passengers leaving Richmond
A--A. NJ reach the Junction breakfast and thence
proceed together with
North ON the Louisa Raio Gordonsvc stages
10 Charlottesville reaching Charlottesville by NJ Cookies
10 miles West by night Leave Cookies morning
light the Blue Ridge and staunon by 10
4. NJ
The tuyandote line leaves reaches Clover
Dale by night and leaving there morning daylight reaches
the Warm Springs 10 breakfast dinner
ing the White Sulphur r. NJ arrives at Lewisburr by p NJ
on the III day "a hours than the Iynchbrg
whole expense is less and in the week sooner
Ihe Natural Bridge Line leaves saunion Tuesdays
days and Saturdays ION the alternate days fuise)
Al III ~ W. reaches Lexington night
day light; and the Natural Bridge where
engsrs remain until after dinner
night leave morning after breakfast,
ner and tile White Sulphur Springs, by NJ AVOIDING soHr
The roads splendid fan and the teams and
coaches Were fine heretofore.
These Lines the Main Passengers have
ference over all Others any Poiat
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READ. READ. READy.
II VT a. CO.'S OFFICE

UNDER THE EXCHANGE,
Richmond, Va.
NA1IuoTyI st,BEnE
Prizes OF $4,000 arc 100000.
Il MON LUrERY. C1as No. 10 for Ias. 20 n, draw. nj,
~ Asis'Sirn ~ C. Saturday. December II. is4s
% Number Lotiery-i4 Dawn Banos
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GARDEN SEED.
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
WHoLEsALE ard REIAu

"'fhh1N TED FRESH md GENUINE,
WHoLgsAlE ard RETAn.
AHTiCHoKE- Green Globe
AsPhRsGLS-t..anio or Ouch
h"H NS-isrse and su'll Lima. sea'let Runners, Red
SNAP ANs--Eary China 5a,y i.'o,s. Paris 8 weeks.
ngErEily E'oo'i lsrai, Roo,c Ye.svs TO- Is- sooi
ne,,,i, ICY -plM hi,e T..seh saSar, hsngc wurizcl
CABsAGf-EiIiy York Large York Etriy suq,rioaf 10
L1'ss Bcts'is, DfainheAd savoy Green CcGlcI slvoy
BsussEiS SPROUTS
CARROr-Ioa. GraSse. to,, SOL, r,,,, n, A,
-Curieior rrp.e-ro,,.
co,uNnt"-Eary tr'se, Eariy Custer, Long Green
SSoRH,T,,Es,iy sugar. Ea''y T.-.aroras
ksIt-I-orsea cur:e,: seo,sh, Rape
LET ruCs- Rye; wbs. He-d. lee. Brown Da.eb Earl,
WATER S-LoN-Fast h ris
Mtl3i,.-,:. en- c';foH' Nus,es. Pine Apple
MTisTtHnowh,.c yeai.ia.,.,5 aro,-,
n,SioNTs...a, -.!n ycis.vl Dutch. Early Red
o,- an,'hoSs .D"arfPIoAe
s.scPcToc-y.os: a-d s:,r,.h
El;lu.Rii-Uniu,stcd fot T.,rs
PArEi-H- Loaa .rief. scosr Ton I1nr -,la,cu Wha
Iga,, Rec T'uir, PACK s1aai-a
- S,fh-oF veg-'st!e o Isr
sous-Ii-E4rly Bus, o.an-, wsroJ. Yellow Crook
TnH.ro-IA--a Eei.rd vcio~
TUE >lr -",,i. PAT :u;eii Red Top, Large English
FLOWER StEUs AMI ruLsoUs ROOTS. large as
h9 WILLIAM PALMER.
FREsH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN -EED Flower sEED, HERR AND
OruER SEED.
Have jas, received = fresh s,-.r.,oer, sr soal co,
81 sy-ry s'n Of ~ me, -ics Garden ami beau.
10. f1.gI seed siot 81 isese sect grown by the
lne ees l"or'an houses, ali Of vhleh are
over ,tnrt seed ~ tie enl'cs sIlcr Will rIose-IAsi
3e hid of 6esbs for soup..
, Early YORK C@bba:o-best Yellow osioa
Grssa s-vey oaob-sc-aae sec ts I Ssls
ria, brunswick do-sar,rb i"e I l,Tle ;ri''-I'e"
| Fi- Dgish rarly Turule Wsite s"..r Rect. xas-e
Long Ron Ie-isio-b.gs We. flr fcr1:ns Sloc <
Rel lump Rsd's!s--iEs ear early
Yeiiow 30 ofor early sum. ipe indian '''
r, me- az iai hsnops 10 DIP inches
IoS. wLiS c.,oa En- 5'i VII, StI soTsgrsTb
se-rls' Ea.hsn-oes: easly i''e,6 'eet
cs5a5ra wsrerae.5n i ar es.g 1i'~ Pumpkins
S i,,., n leon - wl-s Kidney Beans-sOod
brown DI;ch Leurec-sne dSlrf snaps
sissr Cant celcFy-vefy Dvz.f Marrow do-bes, do
Ise i-siltuee-fne cry 10 MedteTrinean do-fnes
/ Ter .iuS1Th late
LHE- grange Carrot Horticultural do-Enes; pale
totS ii Ockrt- ioT soups EAriy Ielos. Bcans
e.Se.se FepPcs-i""s .ea Rashe! 10 10 GO-faest ear
I bni nose DO lirgc-sncst " sort
kidd gro.t N;,,t.o, p..,,
k-ebcs L1cc Green Cucuu.
ber-li inches long
SIsleafs FLOWER SEED.
I.lv Ief,uc--srre H,b;,. Dshiia touhle Ziuna. Gas
I Slussh-rs.5rt.J STA, Scotch Broom, Pink
ET.y Green C,iu..sr Cr-ur, Honesty, Trefore. Candy
I hcr-b~-s sarly tIf', Chy sluti chime, Egan
Parsn.pS-ariue Cosc1psis Eurhnrbia Nate
Early Ssrsr Iaf ,abb,gc gated Ice Plant, Double Bal
fine eary s,rine, Scarlet Cacalia. Ia
nruu.he4i ti--yyti.e head. ytcTa. Acouis, Love IN
Hal. Long Rilod Beot-bsf MIST MeEl1usite MAJ vel Q
sort Peru, etc. etc.
Giant Asparagus
For sale BY SAMUEL L. DOVE.
sign or the Black 10, and Mortar.
mI 10 Mansion House. Richmond, Va
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JAMES y GI.IL,is: ., ,-,--I.,5..-

IN
p, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Rave on ccnsisrnen:, and fer for s.l. =, ,.I,
~, ,,., prices
inl Ei.si! Is Iriu- { io-st r4c,I
=, ~, = CTo,I New Or.,lns anu p Rie, s,,,.r
=, th's Daiiu,Cfc Whi-Ssy 10
~, - c!''s,r I. Ns.-.a'- OUR.
49,, 800 80 eA.u, l<i2 snd ,2rIi...Sss
~, sn'- - seu \ =. ii-rs.nss
S sn''- IN Odd ard o M..i,s-eS
n I'-, -, ~, 40 In'' Lssus7r7 Co,-ee
~ oils Ma, i' yyi snd Young Tyson Tea
-, U ~, -. - and g. Taltow Cai..es
- 90 too,i anf Conan, : %
ta7s Goshen ;iu,;cr
SFess NsS Lard
. tbi- VINEGAR
- '31cs .sy ara Sugar
3l bots craxi 10
a., a., neI p'pes French Rrrrdy in tho c,.,. ?,
~ Inastcr c1sss Purt Wine " ''-- "u@'otn House
Ie.y t N.Y. !AppiS ana Peach Brandy
% pieces Hair Cl,rh
faia.!y Flour o,,,,
Losf<ugar oid ~ Wine, in doniiohns
Cotton YIN ,ersrs. at 81 per NJ
lnds0 windsor Chairs
SnuT ,-S-0gany, assorted
GunuJ DA-s Heasers
Table Les
Cotirn Chair Backs
Aln,on.-s Mahogany KnoLa
Irish Wl.s.ev soia Springs
= Rum n,oss
Imitation French Brnnly S ge.I selves iselves
Old Apple % 49,. oSie oeives
Corda,s w rahd screen
Country q, Move Wire, Nos 4 IN 3e
sicily n W. BARK Mills
M-,icirs Wa ,ov..,, hydraulic Cemen,
mrlO O'u Flooring Plank and Shingles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
DAVIES 81 BHOTIIEIgs'
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VIE deserved reputation which tho instruments made
uy Mosus. Dlyic4 a Broihfr.'. M Now York. ite a.
Voc since their intro uruuu i.n tfa city has tu uros
sIHscrhcrtp enter into arf1ugem1nt will the IA n.
Jurors tor q sTlc NJ thUr tustruncdts, aui conae.
n'y 4rpply will PC constantly IN hand. Fron an cx
r1rr ~ gouc yc1ts u tive sale NJ Piano Furrf boo This
n. ari hcnI practical workman hingcli tho subs-f
r1u with conf lorrs' comment those Instruments az
uuT no thN modern improv rmauff, combining
rfur sfui brfucy uf tone, cuutl 0 tse iustrumcnfs
fIy nfhrr unuuitcfursrt loo tiic United states.
n rrtcctui tirfr Instruments range from 40 down
loV a' 3t3 Pctinus wanting good PlANO muu NOT
-r.' Iifnn tr1l NJ these instruments ou arcounfof
' -nnfNn.i f ipr al who have tried one of tho Inv
I'nnt nave been lsf'nIs'ici 40 fnl them equal in
tnl lnc i1 i'r' NJ twice their cot. Being uifitc
|uH bi u'nn.1u fhn fuhfrtihcr ntuOrr himself that
hose u wini of god Piano yv Iu- give linn r. carl
L ljrrii patronage.
FOL, INSTRUMENT lr1ying defective may be- EXCHANGED
uu twelve months amor purc hssc
IuilN TtgPIN
'U' fl- furH r - Three doors HELMS do ,,.,. b.,
nc Fiu> anil ldy opposite tho Msrrfanrs C,I',
ire EIc'mrui. Mly %, 1874.
|LUp inscy, ani rauncis. at unp.cccico,e.i r,.cs
I'f nl' ny 4. FRfCE