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ST. TIMOTHY,s HALL,
School for Boys, al CatonsriHe, sir miles from Bali
.. more, Margland.

more, HdrYtuHd.
REV. l.. VAN BOKkELEN, \. NJ, REcToR.
TINE extensive buildings OF this Institution
plete and furnish ample accommodations for eighty pu
pills. the limited number They have been elected specially
for their present purpose and contain all the conyenences
found in similar buildings the Northern and Eastern States
The position renowned for its subry and the beauty OF its
scenery The grounds contain nearly l00acres 20 OF which
grove Of forest and afford sufficient space for the appro
pirate recreaors and amusements YOUTH The course OF
instruction embraces every branch, from the elements OF
English education thorough preparation the sophomore
junior classes of college, for mercantile law. The ys
TEN of instruction in the classics is modification OF that pur
sued with such eminent success by Rev. L. X Arnold OF Eng
land The Rector assisted by experienced teachers who
graduates OF best northern colleges and his effort will
be establish school of the highest grade for instruction
and discipline. All the accomplishments consistent with
christian institution be aequed vocal and instrumental
music receive special attention. and taught upon
sonabe Physical education ystematzed by regular
periods for exercise and the character OF the adapt
ed TO perfect development of the body.
Parents desiring thorough education for their under
strictly religious Influences invited TO visit the hall and
examine all its departments The Rector will be pleased
have pass day in the school and notice
ment in every detail Parents from the SOUTH and West pass
ing through Baltimore, and wishing place their
school, invited visit St Timoty's Hall, which is
thought viii furnish all the advantages Of instruction and eli
which be obtained OF the Northern States
Terms: 500 per session OF five months Vacations in
April and October For further information admission of
pupils, apply TO the Rector. july 81
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nor SALE shares of Stock in the line Of Telegraph
I between Washington city and New York. and which pre-
sumed be the valuable and productive of any line of
tered by the Legislature of Maryland The stock will be sold
bargain. Address HENRY J. ROGERS,
July 50-3t Baltimore, Md.
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VERf HANDSOME SILVER SET at Private
she.-i have for private sale very handsome Silver
Set, consisting Of the following pieces:
Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Sugar and Cream Dish
Silver lumtlers Table aud Salt Spoons, Ladle, &c.
They will be sold low Il immediate application be made.
X. w DYER,
July 26-eo3W tUnionl Auct. and Com. Merchant
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

THO MERCHANTS, EDITORS, &c-Morse's Electro
i Magnetic Telegraph is in operation between Rich
mond Virginia and all the principal cities north and
far as Wheeling Virginia Pttsburg, Pennsylvania Buffalo,
New York and Portland, Maine.
The mail from the South reaches Richmond about O'Clock
A. NJ and the mail is distributed in New York
til about O'Clock r. M. the day and in Boston about
O'Clock the succeeding morning.
On the other hand the mails that leave Boston during the
day, to O'Clock in the evening" reach Richmond 81 r.
M two days afterwards.
message teegraphed from Richmond O'Clock in the
morning, the arrival Of the southern mall will reach Bos
ton in few mnutes its contents may be attended to and
returned to Richmond time be put into the mail
going South at 81 in the evening of the day thereby
gaining FOUR ENTIRE DAYS.
In like Manner THREE BUSINESS may be gained be-
tween Richmond and New York, and TWO between Rich
mond, the hand, and Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, on the other.
To enable merchants and others avail themselves of this
gain has been arranged that messages from New Orleans
Mobe Savannah Charleston, and other southern Cities
dressed postage pad) to Telegraph Office Richmond Va"
shall telegraph charges
being understood that the writers will make arrangements
with their correspondents the cities for payment
delivery II not paid for they will be delivered
will messages be forwarded for the party with
out prepayment
The charges upon message not exceeding words
elusive OF the signature and address, follows viz
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by A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
" AL1aBIE TWO-STORI FRAME HOUSE ~
' LOT AT AUCTIOa.-On Tuesday the Sd instant,
shall sell, on The premises 1t O'Clock L. W., Lot No.
square NO 4o fronting OH, between and VI streets,
with the improvements, which are convenient two-st0y
frame house. containing min" and cellar, with ot
The best iru m the yard II is unnecessary give further
description OF the property as persons wishing purchase
are particularly invited call and for Themselves
Terms One-lhrd cash balance IN one two, and three
years. Tor notes bearing interest deed given, and deed Of
trust taken. Title indisputablc
Sale positive A. GREEN
july 3l-d (Unon) hucioneer.
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ITO MAKE ROOM for large and extensively assorted
stock Of Fall Goods have determined TO sell off
entire stock Of summer at cost and in many
less than cost, do not wish to winter them
8 cartons Bereges, well assorted
10 pieces Paris wash Silks
10 pieces Gnghams, Lawns, and Muslns all Of which
choice Styles
1 carton Berege shawls, remarkably cheap
Selling do entirely for cash enables to offer great
inducements to all cash purchasers.
PERRY & BROTHER,
July 31-3tif Successors to Perry Ashby
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LAW sCHooL OLE II INWARD UNIVERSITY.

LAW SCHOOL OF ii INWARD UNIVERSITY.
TINE FIRST TERM OF the Law School Of Harvard Uni
vesity for the academca year will open Friday,
August 81 lSi7. The active abors of instruction will be
shared equally by SIMON GREESLEAF LID Dane Professor
Of Law and WILLIAM KENT LID Royal Professor of Law.
The design of this institution is afford complete
Of legal education Tor gentlemen intending practice any
of the United States, and systematic OF studies in
Commercial Jurisprudence for merchants and of bust
No public instruction is given in the local peculiar
jurisprudence of particular State but the Library
ssnp of nearly $4,000 volumes furnishes ample means for
the study of local law and practice and the students pri
ya assisted in these studies by the Professors occasion
may require.
mission every student is required produce testimonials
his good moral character and give bond OF $500 the
Steward with surety resident in Massachusetts, conditioned
for the payment OF all college dues instead OF bond he
may depote $50 with the Steward al the of
each term be retained by him till the end Of the term, and
then accounted for No student is marcuaed until such
testimonials produced and security given.
The tuition fees $50 term, and SIS for half any
lesser fraction of term which entities the student to the use
the College and Law Libraries and Text Books free
admission to all the public lectures in the University.
Instruction may be had in any foreign language taught in
the University for the additional Tee OF $40 year tor each
Ihe necessary expenses of student who resides all the
year in Cambridge will not exceed the following
Rent and care of room, with OF furniture, avera-
gng about .......................... -
Board from. .S9I to 1S2
Fuel from. to 80
Washing from ..'......,..... .l5 to 50
Total sgg $40, exclusive OF clothes aud what termed
In regard TO the Of pocke-money, neither exped-
the usages of society require that should be large
Students who have pursued their studies in this School
three terms and Attorneys at Law, who, after having been
admitted the bar in States where previous OF study
for at least year is required have pursued their studies
this School terms entitled, upon the certificate
and recommendation Of the Law Faculty and after passing
satisfactory examinations the degree OF Bachelor OF Law
Application for admission TO the Law School may be made
to either of the Professors at Cambridge.
july 3l-2aw Cambridge, MAS. July &c, 1917
S-A DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND EOR
sagI kENT-rhe hree-sory Warehouse Pcunsyea-
I'll MIA avenue north sidc between 10th and It'll streets
at occupied by b. Homans Esq auction
Possession can be had any moment. Apply to
july 3i--3t CHAS W. PAIRO
SUGAR, COFFEE, DYE WOODS, sc.
- 81 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar
~ do do Molasses
SO bags Rio Coffee
so barrels Domestic Brandy
GO casks Copperas
50 do Blue Nitriol
50 do Alum
80 tons Eng. Sal Soda
, $500 barrels Iogwood, Fustic, and Camwood
For sale low by EMACK 4 BAKER,
4 july 3I-d No 126 Lombard ST., Baltimore
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For number OF words ten, and exceeding
N double these rates, and up hundred words
excess that number being chageabe twohrds of
those rates.
Southern editors will perceive that by having the tel
egaphed from Boston and put into the mail Richmond they
will gain TWO ENTIRE DAYS In the they
may gain one from New York. and virtually from Philadel
pha, Baltimore, and Washington
Eastern editors will likewise perceive that by having the
southern photographed from Richmond they gain o
so three days. according their respective locations
is the interest of the Telegraph Companies the
public promptly and mpartiay and they will hesitate
discharge from their service who fails in that duty
upon satisfactory evidence of his default.
AMOS KENDALL Agent sc.
WASHINGTON, July 2S, 1S47.
p. S. Since the foregoing published in Union
learn the New York and Boston Company decline the
rangemen Messages from the South tor Boston be
sent, therefore, without prepayment in Richmond.
July SIT
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~ ENTLEMEN who desire articles Tor their own use wl
Y j find the following Goods room
Black Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesngs Of the proper
kinds
White Linen Drngs Ducks, and Vestings, all grades
with white Marseilles, shapes
| Silk and Cambria Umbrellas OF the very best
quality
90 dozen Half Hose, various kinds
90 do gentlemen's Gloves, all sorts
Is dozen Silk and Cambria Pocket Hdkf many Of them
with style colored borders
very superior Shifting Cottons
dozen black Silk Cravats, very superior
do gentlemen's wash Cravats, patterns
20 pieces Irish Linens that we know to be good
10 cartons Suspenders, many OF them entirely styles
We will be pleased to sell any OF the above articles for less
only. PERRY & BROTHER,
July 31-3tit Successors to Perry * Ashby.
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CHOICE BARGAINs--we receive to-day
u 100 dozen Linencambric Hdkfs, g.! cents piece
with the finest grades corrsspondingly cheap
10 pieces super medium and low priced extra ustred
rious widths Black Silks, for dresses, nantes, vi
Sites Sc, with black Silk Lsces, suitable for trim
ming
We invite particular attention these goods as we consi
der them much better than usually found in this city.
rs pieces fine Linen Bobbn Edgngs very patterns
dozen inside Hdkfs. and Chemisets many new styles
dozen "clear lawn" Hdkfs., assorted styles among
the number
dozen Hough's patent skirts, blsaehed and brown
bundles Corded Skirts, several widths
pieces lead, black and Skirting, by the yard
Is pieces very cheap Swiss Muslns, with all kinds Of
plaid and Cambria Muslns
10 pieces mode coored Mousseines and Apacas uita-
BILE for grave ladies and travelling dresses
pieces wide Net for covering pictures, glasses, Sc
20 pieces assorted colored Linens and thick Gnghams,
for children's aprons
cartons ladies' super Kid Gloves, white among them
Is pieces black pink, blue, and white Marcelnes and
ceored Grapes
IS pieces Birdeye Diapers and Long Lawns
small lot OF low priced white Grape Shawls
With many other and desirable styles Of dry goods All
of which we will sell very cheap for cash only.
PERRY & BROTHER,
july S1-stif Successors to Perry Ashby.
A SALARY Of Nine Hundred Dollars per annum
N will be paid to a competent person who will employ two
female charge the Berlin Female Sem-
nary teach and be taught the elementary and high
en- branches OF female education, with music the piano
Fifty sco,ars ALL twelve Of which number to be taught
the Shouiu exceeu
bcs additional price will be paid IN proportion the above
Berlin is healthy village BY order Of the Board
JOHN X. PITTS, ..
july S-eo1iif Berlin, Worcester county, Md
I AMIEsON's MECHANICS OF ELUIDs.-Im-
ported from London by +. TAYLOR, The Mechanics OF
Fluids for practical including Hydrosacs Descriptive
and Constructive volume octayo with examples
and cngravings price 81 rs. july 81
NOIICE.-The administrator Of Nancy Moye requests
the original heirs, their representatives as nones-
dents to come forward in by agent and receive
and wife Martha Synhy Brooks and wife vicey, Franklin
Moye and wife Lydia, and Churchill Moye There Is other
property coming the heirs excluding the first named
and the last REUBEN GUARTNEY, Administrator
Greenyille, Pitt county. ". c., July IS, iS47.
BY writing the place the said heirs can spec
Oily receive their shares Of both kinds OF property IN good
drafts Commissions only q per $i0O
smaller. LEWIS p. OLDS,
july 1g-w3t Attorney at Law.
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NOTICE--Ihe partnership heretofore existing in this
Y city, under the firm of Buckley TYSON has been
dissolved by mutual of the parties The business OF
the late firm will be settled up by the firm of Tyson
Hewngs L. w. Buckley.
Washington July 81, 1S47. j. W. TYSON
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THE UNDERSIGNED having associated themselves
i underline firm of TYSON & HEWLINGS, the business
Of the late house OF Buckley Tyson will be continued by
them with augmented facilities at the same Office on street,
pared collect when of unexceptionabe chaacter
discount purchase bills OF exchange drafts checks pro-
drafts New Orleans Baltimore, Philadelphia New York.
Boston, any other Of the large cities always for sale the
usual rates OF exchange. j. w. TYSON.
EDWIN z. HEWLINGS.
wv I,I,r,1
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NOTICE.

BY order ofSihe Cnurt of EgniiS,, i.will.
expose far sale, ,san Thursday, The al:3i, nr
July next s'.ntthe Mansion House af NitsSM.
II. McRs. hnownabysilie name OF ,sitlws> !.
tnear Manchester, IN Sumter Eisrici,)
A LARGE C0LLECTION ar,
sPAENDsEs BuRNlH,EgsE;
Il lEousand Folumes of f.ValnablS sooks;
Near Tive Hundred Bottles of
Choics OH 'sanc, dc. g..
Tie quantity OF .FurnilUrr is - ,::i5, ~ .?pe;
lhe qualify, Of The frs. nr,i>: ap,I in Roth
respects suited TO ihr wiAt', Of the p,wnr r.
tRMs: Sums to .'dsrl,,ser nrGer S20
C0sh, and nrfr IN Z Cre''ii cl nUa Scur
from day "fs";:,. secured hv No;c. t.esrin"
interest '..l5 l5rcrs"nal security.
A.C. SPAIN. Cnnfo.. :,f
dis, -. IL. IcHs.
June !G. 1917. 81 5.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT.


In TIE C OAlMON PLEAS.
Boyle. Barkergts RyAse IS. F1anciss JOY.
Whereas Fruncis JOY, who is IN The
lcusntiy OF The Sheriff Of Snln.erDistrict.
under aud by virtue 81 being arrested on
70 Wri. Of Cupiac ad Salislacinndum atthe
>nit OF III" .:n"vc named plaintiffs, having
filed j.. my Office. his petition lnr The btne-
IT, of Tie Ac, nf The General Asser.i.y y
for HE relief Of insoIvent Debiofs ,ogeti,.
| er with schedule. OF his VIII. - estate eannd
| effects:
! Sniceis hereby " rn iu the said Bow
! ir. Barker d. =. .,c, an:i ali Other creditors
of The sail 4sancis Joy, 10 appear q, Sum.
! TER G.. g, iluuse, before .le Judges nf The
i '.,uf, nf Common Pleas ,,n ,hc iirs, Mun.
day after .he fourth Monday in Octuher
next, 10 slew cnnsr, If my they car, why
! The estate and sfircss nf The said Francis
JHy should not be ASST gnrti, nntI he hr dis
charged accnring /" The provisions of The
! Ar' q. The General Assembly for the relic
| of luSolYent Debtors.
t J. d. JONES, c. c. c, r.
! Sumter Dist. Idly ), IS47. SO l3,
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,..,!ns l"tne BONES,
.rnc.cli ttisease

=
''e n'fSN'E 'a''ri5 * ses
we're tryrr9 art! rec,c,i t;..,s
II Is Nighly 5eC ,.,rndcd 70. all disease,
.! The skin ciirnnic as well rs recent. One
bottle viii, ~ mns, instances, ef,c,na,lv
Ecmnre All rlrnpie7, postules, Or t!u,ches
on lhe tare, 10 which J'oung persons iiilhis
c'iNa'e h51 50 much subjected 10, arisinr
either ir"m impnriiy oflhe blood or deb,i.
~ y - 'r besi remedy known Gn. scro.
'"'ohs affections. sores. and Ercakings ont
I !" y"ung children, and is safe and yiIica
! rloas IN removing entirety evcrY trace or
nrTc'itarY diseases rom ,hc system in ,,ie
J 'rn!rrrst intnnt; IN fret, in all rutanecus
/, affections II IS invn!nahie. ASA general
! purifier ci the blood. an,l an craiIicatoI of
al obstinate diseases, .his preparation will
undoubtedly take The precedencc of all
other remedies. It gently npera,cs UPON
and regulates The bowels, restores 10 The
300" i!s wontci purity, gives ,nne to lhc
stomach. aud rr"mnies digestion.
~ vii! r'lrciua|ly relieve Ervsagr!cy
| eVrh ~ us worst stages. and all rersuns
suffering from This distressing complpin,
are advised 10 use il. first so. hu, il no.
Inafkcn rriitt hr found after taking one
bottle. u will hc necessary 10 use the Hv-
,''rndnied H"tasl, viii, ii.
Not wishing 1" publish ceriifrales ms Is
h"nr IN the case of NJ! lnark medicines ne
he dny. 81 r!iect !lrir Snir, and g, fare.
''cm upon '!'r public. ,hc subscriber b,ys
i'hv' t' stale :!tat his preparation !as been
prcscrihc'! and used hy number nf physi.
r'ans and Planters OF uur city am! nrlph
hnrha"d. with great success, viz: DR.. Hs
X. Frost. DR.. W. G. Ramsay, Dr.. Thus. "
Sim"ns. DrC &. .'strhar.', Mr.. $. I.pgare.
Lieut. Wils"n. L. S. 4. s.. all nf this CIV,
hr. James S,uney. Bepu.nr., Dr.. ]. 4.
hlhtrs, SUMTER, &c
For the composition this Prepara;:or.,
Hnh ~" Medicinal Pinprfliesn f!hr Queens
h"h9'u. Phv>ri"nS are .esprcuufly refer
red Ia !ic 9Th aah Ssh Nos. Vol. +, az The
southern Journal OF alchicine and Phar-
macy"
Prize 81 rer bottle, nr 55 for do. Ths
<a!H" rr-parnli"n as Il Syrup. is also pre-.
p"r' ~ 81 per quar-, bnstIe. ar $;5 per g.
hri'ies.
Prepared ~ 7 PETER ". EPpENC,
Chemist and Druggist. King street,
, Ciariestnn. >. c..
For sale in Sumservii!r hy The Agent,
J. J, MILLER, NJ. D.
SLS" The subscriber will receive ncrrnrs
id'oi'ng Under any nS ,le above mc,,ion.
"a "!""aSeS. even the most hopeless and
'haiinaif rasrA, ~ realmeni; or those
persons .,avin& M0snnnd negroes, and not,
WISHING 70 incur Tie expense attendant IN
'ncH treatment. and are willing to disnose
't them wiIh lfr view nF see;no ,her,
'nrrt', w:'i 10! nurci,nser in The s.hsc,i.
Der, who 10 willing 10 give iair price ior.
such
March n. ls47, % 1v
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vol.r yrEnR ToAsrs.

BY Lad; !. Tie SONS Of iSuuh CaroI-
NC: May !"ry ever tind happiness in The
I pursuit % virtue, and be encouraged by
.;,hn smiles of woman.
Ry .hr C"mmii'es nt Arrangements
The Orator Of the Day: BY his eloonen,
address he has added II wreath TO rncirrle
hiss "nthful brow; we hope Cor much from
This FIRST h.irsling &c the bull ~,
BysCan,. WIN. harris. IHeaEpltminx e.
to, and Manchester Rai'S Rpa D GA, gf.u!
cnerprse: The gfai1iiSt} St}asissgs &; fs7SsWiti,srn
prosperity not only to ,hsspr esen,, tu, 10
all succeeding generations.
5ssgsHy J. J. Kn"x. Licnt. T. III. B1scr:-
& His postum in The army in Mexirr; rs
> h"ntrahl" to himself ~ i! is gra,,l.i ing IL
his friends.
Rr Z. p. MnvcS. Or Representatives
IN The STATE Legislature: C,vii, Military,
Medical and i.ryal.
Rv Col. $: K. Chandler. Inc amin of
the Sonth ard Vest IN the neIl prcsidcn
ial eiccti9n: Bv This we can defend uur
rights. maintain snurFssu,m.r. ensure nur
safety, cnmnani respect o,.h at hnmc ar
5sahrnad. .s
BY n. &. Wnherspoon-Orator of tic
Day. !he Rochy RlnF neishborho.t!--
It's intelligence. hospitality anh s",>"i De-
mncra'ic principles. en.i,ir i, g. rank a.
innru Tho. trs, IN OUR state.
Br r. 4. Chandler. Oar Eufirn: SHE
has long been example Ia the world. -
May she ever t." guided hy rs"n,'s voice.
iha, her namp May remain uu,ar.,ist.uu
upnn the pinnacle of fame.
BY W. J. Dnrant General T3pior:---
ln t',r wnr with Mexico ,.,sv lis Arloic
v'"r. cAu-" i,iu - be hnnnr', wih ,'.c
iri.,'. -. ] ..,-,f
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S0aaiii-d;arolissa--SNsaaseE Dist
IN EQUIJ'Y.
!rby S. Wells. eI. al

S""nhen Lar"s,r, Trustee. J ~.
N" crc1'ln,s II. itby Sos
E.,-2.'. S. Wells. nrc
hrrrhy notified, 10 iilc On Oath. n s,a,e.
m,e". OF their demands agHins, the aai!
i1hv ). Wel's.in HE office of The ,.o,Ier.
signed; nnt IN appear before him and rs.
Ihhiish their debts. l'y legal evidence .,nyDr
before III" frst,'ay d: November. Tlrs.
VIA ii'''''s !" claim payment out .,f iunds
'hat viii ha under The control nf this CnnrI
w'h hr reqnir"'itn deduct frnm ,heir ,irh,
twenty per cent; lh"sr who ID ..nt. will
90 he paid. Ehr cfei,ur fer he or sh,.
la! iicI bis or her claim. o., oa,',. J..
re"hr 70 Nr"v" the same, will give notice
- MeS>rS' r. j. Il II. Moses. Sul'ss. III
!. ;. N-iS. "i tie dav on which he ~
'''e intends !" grove the same, bcl,.ra H..
Undersigned, who will s,teu" =, his .i,ce
on l"rsd"y's 10 these demands.
By order "t IA" SAID itn,:,,,
JOHN 3. MILLER, c. ESD.
Snn'eirilIe, Jun" II. 1917. 35 1T
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GEORGIA. PLAINS
.HER.SE'f5S. BL11 MEETS &C

Il he snbsc fiber wiilsbe pren.reeB...o sup.
ply Planters and other ,",il, anY quantity
,of GEORGIA Pains. Ibis season -
Owing IN large demand last season..
ef lie has made arrange,nen;s Tor u fill
supply and can with confidence say, that;
they are the brs, af!icls for the price at
wf5sh hey are. sold, ever p0eresI to P,an..
ets for seryants wear.
"A LSO--- &ty-
A fnl! assorirnenr III, an The leading STYLES
rf .KERSEYS, PLAINS. AND BLANK.
E'FS, &r., l.ch are offered III prizes " ell
worthy The attention of purchasers
+. w. BANCROFT,
253 king-St. Charleston, s. c.. J.
Jnly 7ssts47, 35 ,tf
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souTn-CiRoL,aA--syMTER DIsTR,rT

''tl.h h'EHGINS ilsci1yrftoN ,,
vs.. : attachment IN -1s.
!saac y. WAiswotth, sumsit.
v !.creas shs pia,rtin IN the aba. s,,-
TED CASE having This duv filed !.i. Dcri.,,.
'!nn ngnirs. tic Descnleui, whn.is sl,sa,,,
''H:n and "iIhon! tie !;.nts uf ,he S,,,o
'Hs = " sa'"3 amd haring neither ~ lie nor
attorney h"nwn, upnn whom conv =,
'hr n.'"fc Nrciaraiinu. ~,h r,,l. 10 nias,,
thereto. may be s, we'd: / y lhe,ec;.-c !,
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NOTICE

ihere will be a public meeting &c the
: .'nfem"nt i,yce"m, on Wednesday even.
,nE' me IAN INST. n, half pas, $ o'clock
me pubic generally, arc invited 10 attend.
Julys.l5. 81 II,
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