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IRsasuRy DErAErMEsr, Nov. a. lSi7.
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until the first
- Monday OF February, 1913. office OF The
sioners apponud for the erection of The house in the
city OF New Odeans Tor the following materiaisi
ls.G0,000 of good hard-burnt brick ~
The exact size to be mentioned. | r.t.
$4,000 barrels OF fresh lime more or less.
1000 DO. hydraulic cement
5000 do. sharp sand.
The above materials 10 be delivered the evee in New
Orleans, the site OF the present house
practicable, and in such quantities shall from time
lime be required in conformity with appropriations made
Prieur Acee La Branche, and William M. Gwnn, commits
for the erection of house in New Orleans
endorsed Sealed proposals for furnishing materials for the
erection of a custom-house al New Orleans"
When the proposals opened by the comm ssioners,
they will communicate copies together with their views
and for the consideration of The depart
meut.
The communication of the commissioners will be adj
dressed the First Comptroller of the Treasury, who to-
gciher with The first Auditor of the Treasury being the prop
officers connected with the custom-house accounts VIII
give their views in writing the proposals. 10 the de-
partnent The right of rejecting any bid is reserved
of any contract entered into for furnishing any the before
mentioned materials X. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
To be published in the Portland Argue, Maine Boston
Post and Boston Times; New York Globe, Sun, and Her
Baltimore Sun Inteligencer and German Gazette Wash
ington Cincinnati Enquirer; Louisville Democrat; 81,
Louis Unio and Naichez Free Trader until the 18th day
OF January 1913, and IN all the daily papers OF New Or
leans until the first Monday OF February, 1913.
Nov 27--dl25hiJan
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THE TIMES.

EDITED Ely DUR GREEN.
THIS will be, practicable nl fair, and
candid record of passing events but its chief present
purpose eonneract the abolition movement by I'M
skiing the designs, motives and end OF political aboli-
demonstrate that its principles hostile to the
rights properly, interests, prosperity and liberty OF the
north the rights aud properly OF the south and by
peas their intelligence and patrioiism mite tile wise
and good of all parties, every section, in common eff
lprt TO strengthen and perpe,uate the Union.
The TINES will be published weekly in Washington city,
and sent to subscribers through the mail, for so 50
For copies 10 10
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue corner OF Four
and. "a half street.
AGENTS.
Brook Shilngton, IL Co.. Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
ey~A persons who approve the purpose for which the
TINES established requested agents for OBJ
tanning subscribers.
Editors througo the requested to publish
his Prospectus and forward their papers exchange.
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corps PAVILION.

r COATED on Louisiana avenue near the of 9th
II street. and few steps north of Coleman's hotel
On the floor class RESTAURANT, with several
spacious private parIos for parties always ready the
shortest notice.
On the floor there suite of spacious AMI very
neat bathing rooms where baths OF different kinds May
ali times be had the charge OF Is each, hot
cold Good constantly in atendance without
ira Both the and the bathing establish
rent are de emed inferior in the country.
On the second floor is bowling saloon both commodious
and elegant. and unsurpassed by any similar saloon in
either OF the cities of the Union.
In Of this saloon wellappointcd pistol gal
lery.
crate whole establishment will be open every day
and evening the week, except Sunday, which day
the bathing establishment alone will be open until IL
O'Clock. ,
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine
Nov. 2l-dlm MOSES COPP.
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m the Press, and VIII be pubIished within a ,veel

i or two, edition, much enlarged and improved, OF
the Guide the Capitol of the United States and the Ma
tiona Executive Offices. illustrated by diagram plans dc
signaling the several congressional and executive build
inp the relative position OF the different Departments
of the governmenthe bureaus and officers rooms also
the committee in the CAPITOL with diagram plans OF
each congressional hail. designating each members
with map Of the city; also table showing the residence
of members here; and with regard TO the heads of the
their official duties: thus embracing, within small
pass every Information useful members of Congress- the
different officers of the government and TO all persons
ipg business with Congress tho public offices, DESTROYS
of information with regard to the public buildings
BY ROBERT MILLS,
Dec Is-3tco Architect
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Wood for Snfcs

OFFER for sale the wood 300 acres OF the estate OF
/ nv father Ale sander c. Bnle deceased, lying The
Potion &C river in Prince William county, Virginia, on
which the we-known fisheries OF Opossnn Nose and
Timber Branch If be made by the 10th of January
ISiS then shall employ twenty wood cutters For
terms, apply to the premises. In the meantime
forewar ai persons from irespassng in manner on
said estate. Benz. ~ bulAlIElI
Oac IN mai. Int. Alex. GAIL
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NEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
rAMES BAILIE. late towen, Jacobs, " Co..
Jrespecly that he has fitted up the store, No
$ Chestnut street. doors below Third street, and
1oor above Congress Hall Hoel north side, Wiue
sore be Will kee well-scected stock OF the most
approved varieties of Wines brandes, lqueus, London
oruwn stout Scotch ale, and the finest brands OF choice
cigars NC.
Privae gentlemen ho'ekcepers and others in the
~, IRE invited call and examine hisStock. Sept
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MISS HEANEY's ACADEMY,
Capltol HlIl. Washington,

(Ad;aeent to the residence of Colonel Gardiner.)
INSTRUCTION is given by Miss Heaney, principal, in
each department OF her school, on the system OF mater
Assistants will be duly engaged required but the chie
duties of tuition and the personal care OF her pupils VIII
always belong TO herself.
Permanent drec her exertons ructress in
this community, promote limited and appropriate es
modern pursuits Of learning and accomplishments, mostly
esteemed, by the simple regulations proper Tor their inn
provensat and welfare a, home o hs S schoo
Having made all essential arrangements for family board
log scholars in bealihu and pleasant residences
(near south gate of the Capo all oil her ability VIII
be done realize the advantages desired
Interests OF concern may be learned more par
near the Presidents square, and Mrs. Robert Beae near
the Capitol .
Young ladies finishing school studies may have tuition
three days per week. at convenient hours partlcu
ary in tho French Italian Spanish languages, music
drawing, and painting. and once week in dancing
Terms per quarter.
Senior class tuition (includng desired, in
the English and French languages, &c mathematics 80
penmansbip, Wc.u e1- ~
Junior class, rs above ~
Landscape and portrait drawing and painting from Y
Many testimonials may be submitted
of Mi's Heansy's former engagements particularly IN her
academy in Boston and in Washington
References.
Hon Edw Everett, Boston D. A. Hall. esq Washington
~ IA s; 5;.,s S s W W.S T Hs, &c &c
Hs1 Iswi sess; wa Washington VIM Byss
5 'ssss rss%p.oa, g ssiss ps Ss;. ss
Robert Bs:le esq 90 Esv. II Wm E nse%s do
r. Rev. L ssp,'%a, Tu.on do c.svil Co do
Hon. Philemon Dckerson, Paterson, New Jersey.
e,sph cSsqae, iS;q f ws. esq Baltimore
Col r. M Johnson, Kentucky
Hon. Edward farmer. Natchez,
. Hon. Alfred Hennen, New Orleans
Dec. A-eo6t
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S,TEAM the Minion.--An Elementary Treatise
- the Nature and Management OF Steam, aud the Prnc
pies and Arrangement OF Engine, with notes, appendix
SIC. just published, price " cents.
+. TAYLOR.
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VTvIIE their dry goods store between
i 9Th and 9TH Streets Pennsylvania avenue. beg leave
and splendid OF cloths and rssngs from
which they will have made up TO ORDER at a day or two
notice coats coaks pants and vests, the and
most fashionable style, and at prices that VIII compare
will the cheape st houses onst or north Of this -,
Their ssonent this time being unusually large, Of the
newest STYLES and material and avng been principal
ly bought at auction they believe gentlemen IN want Oh
this wear can save at twenty-five per cent by calling
them. go p.it t'.sN, ..-.,,
Handsome fits in all cases guaranteed us our ailors
arc second to none in the District. Give us a call
\ BARNES ~ MITCHELL,
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
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NTOTICEThe holders of the certificates Of the second
insslmcn OF the Peruvian indemnify are hereby no
ned tina, said certificates viii be paid on their present.
alton TO the Fifth Auditor of this Department Amount
paid OF III instanlent 10 S35 ,9ii
TKsAsrRY DEPARTMENT, November e, lS1.
Nov. n MAT Intel.
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eravas suspendcrs, hosiery. &c. All Of which will be
sold at unusually low prices.
ClGARsI CIGARsi CIGARsI--Just received direct
~ from the Havana, per barque Colon, large and
celebrated brandss
10000 Cortez regalia
l0,00O Upman regaa
$4,000 Cortez. la Norma .ixe
10000 Ida, small size
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
10000 Steamboat Principe.
The above lot of cigars of the choicest brands
that arc n part OF them are some
Also IN store coo 600 cigars OF various brands which
will be disposed OF good can be purchased in
any Of northern cities. The public hotekeepers and
are Ct, III invited TO Ss and NTER this
East q Goemans ose sign of Jim Crow, Penn av
Sept4
Muns, Boas, victorines.
w b. TODD his customers generally, and
w to the ladies particularly. that he has received
large and very handsome selection OF fine fur articles OF
which he has ready for their inspection and to which
such rch durable truly comfortable, and seasonabe add
dtions to their wardrobe.
His comprises mus, boas yictorines, Nc Of
Splendid black us,red Lynx
Stone Martin
kamschatka Bear
Natural Gray Lynx ftf..-t.
Siberian Squirrel
Blue Genet, &c., &c.
Misses and chilrens mus In great variety, and at very
reduced prices s--l7
Also an invoice of pure white swansdown trimming,
which will be sold either by the skin single yard.
sNastft g4n U.s., VIM B. TODD,
Halter and dealer in caps and furs, Concert Hall
Buildings. Pennsylvania avenue.
Nov 8--eOd2wx 1asvtI Jan.if
HiHINA, GLASS, AND CROcKERY.-We have just
Market, over Barnes Mcheis dry goods store full
sortment of the above goods, consisting in part Of
French china dinner and tea tff4
Gold band teas, cofces, plates, fruit baskets DC.
English china tea sets, banded and plain
Best white granite dinner
Flowing blue and printed do
White, granite flowing blue, and printed teas, cof
fees, Bowls. pitchers teapots, sugars. and creams
White granite flowing blue, and printed toilet sets
Cut and pressed tum6lers wines, goble.s. ocean
White and pressed dishes, fruit bowls, finger bowls
Lamps candesticks, castor cruets, &c.
With great variety other articles, which offer on
sA very Please call and look before You pur
chase BOTEAEk " McGhEeron'
()ct 27-2awlwf sar
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NENTLHMENs WEAR MADE TO ORDER.-P II.
VI HOOE Il Co, Pennsylvania avenue between 7tli
and 9th streets, have splendid assortment OF
Cloths cassimeres and vesngs which they prepared
have made order the fashionable stye short
notice, upon such fail to give satisfaction
those who are disposed the economical mode
of dressing handsomely.
garments, of every description handkerchief, gloves,
cravats, suspendcrs, hosiery. &C. All of which will be
sold at unusually low prices.
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TYPE AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS MANUYACTrl
CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STE


CoNNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREC
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Nassau and dun streets, Nec York,
(AN loo bad at eighteen per cent deduction from OIL
~ Prices.-The undersigned respectfully inform the oil
patrons OF the type and stereotype foundry formerly know
as James Conners and more recently Conner ~ Cooke
and the public in general that they prepared exeenp
orders Tor printing types, presses chases, cases, impos
stones INK iraes and every other article necessary Torn
complete printing establishments favorable terms
and Of good qualify as any other establishment in m
United States
Borders, cuts brass rule, aud all other articles manuiao
tured at this establishment al the reduced rates
New articles got up order being furnished with p'
terms.
The type this establishment s, both in the style
face and the material of which il is made, particular
adapted for service in newspaper printing
All kinds Of stereotype furnished -,
JAMES CONNER son
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nLD Wine In New Bottles, or, spare Hours of
~ Student in Paris. ByA. G. Gardner, M. ID; volume,
just published
! JAM F. TAYLOR
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tOAL, cOAi.-Every variety, OF the best quaiiy' aaa
~ ed in kinds and sizes to the several ussS
For sale The wharf, lower end of l7t street. near
late residence OF Gen, Van Ness, deceased
NOV n-2aw6w 3. N. DEKlNVbN
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II. w q Il. G. SMITH,
Founders and Nachinists Aierandrfa Ia.
Office Pennsylvania avenue, n few doors west OF
Browns Hotel.
Nov. 27--Imd
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vUN ID. rIOsELY, United States Attorney win
the several States and federal courts held Nash
VILE
Particular attention paid the collection of claims.
Office in the courthouse at Nashville. Tennessee.
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TMponTANr hsuseksspers aud persons fnrnish ~
ket up stairs, new and complete assortment of goods
such
Furniture, beds, and mattresses
China, glass, and crockery ware
Hardware and cutlery
Plated ware, Albata and Britannia
Brushes and brooms, wooden ware and baskets
Looking glasses, lamps, and girandoes
And a variety OF fancy goods
We furnish houses pee two DAYS notice. and
at unusually low prices. BOTELER Il McGREGUR.
FOR RENT, commodous and wclurn shed honse in
the neighborhood OF the City Hail. containing six cham
bcrs pnrlors dinngroom, and Kitchen Inquire OF
b. T. MEG. Et3
Dec l-eod4wif
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| !. Sevsn
| all Offices W
s'eamboat !
deliver and
:, .. The m,
their entire
3 Pos, of
psrtnent. OF
without, fur
aDcs.
4 Mail Al
~rsl railroad
Inc number
pant a
and ssie.kee
der the dire
.. la ALL d
when the "a
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HVHEAT Bargalps In Dhawls.-We on hand
III large shaws of almost every style and quality
witch We win offer 10 close them out
We have superior Long Cashmere shawls that we will
offer very cheap.
,,n,rior SQUARE Cashmere shaws, equally cheap with
boche basket plaid square, Scotch piads, long do,
Ia E~Efif d. CLAGETT II co.
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"A TRs. n. PARKER will open, Tomorrow morning.
vI handsome OF French feathers, few
~t N> - 8. PARKER, d
Fancy and Perunery Store, between u ana o streets
pannsylvania avenue Dec
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DIR. BANNING; Kind Sir The following
ter was written by the undersigned to IN
Using physician in central New York.
bereaved consort OF "A clergyman wei KIN
mented, aud her testimony is entitled TO
dencc She cheerttIiIy consents to its
your Judgment, II may aid in CONNER
brace 10 the patronage Of those who woul
ed by It's use.
Yours, respectfully,
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F-~AS Fur WssShak.--I1ans seseansr osesese waAi'
until further notice, leave Washington every
evory Monday at 4 o'clock. m. PssssEs ana iaT 20
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The und|
guarautors
guaranty
Dated
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I3sWeaare authorized to an
=nouncc DANIEL. III. .RlCHBOURG, can
didste fer the Office Of Clerk at the ensuing
election: 's2saS5' sF"F's 'N'''s
:, Jan. 90; 1916. t,1a~ ,f''"N
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BlSEAst: RREAsp!

The subscriber respectfully informs The
inhabitants of Sumtervile and vicinity. that
he has opened BAKERY for the purpose
OF supplying Bread, Biscuits and Cakes Of
every description at Charleston prices
Families wishing to be served with Bread
every morning will please leave their orders
at the store OF &. y. Gayle.
The subscriber trusts, by strict attention
and punctua'ity, to solicit the patronage OF
the public.
.. C.. d. GAYLE.
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BLACK AND z GUN l SMITH. 81 lI { !

We, the undersigned, inform our friaads
nsighboras and tho public. that We still con-
'tinue carrying on the above business IN FIJI.
ton, one mile from Mr.. J. J..Dyson's Factory on
the public river road. We aaso return ont
greatful acknowledgements for the liberal sup.
port we have had foz eighteen months, and
solicit a continuance Of their. patronage
The subscribers also inform their friends and
the public, that they. are in: want Of i; black
boy as an apprentice TO learn Sthe Black
Smiths Business, and would be glad to oh.
tain one Immediately. L st.g KIP
ysai 8. c. DESCHAMPS;
~. ,@&lf l.. H. G. DES CHAMPS,
July ~, le4e 81 t3ua S.7i
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+. JUST RECEIVED.

500 Packages of. Boots, Shoes
and Brogana, which, tho subscribers offer at
Wholesale and retail on the most reasonable
terms Merchants and Planters living in
Sumter District, will do well to call and ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call your attention to our stock Of
extra heavy Brograns, manufactured express
]y for Negroes employed on tho Rail Roads
and Plaatations. aits .&Eaf @ fi
slVo have, also, a splendid assortment Of
Gentlemen's Boots, sand Ladies' Shoes, as
usual, together with all kinds of goods kept
in a Shoe Store.
We ewould also, invite the attention of those
wishing to purchase Hats. and Caps, our as
sortment of which is inferior to none in the
State. We have received per late Steamer
25 Cases Of fine fashionable Fur, Mole Skin
and Silk Hats; also, large stock OF medium,
low crown and broad brm black. and ,drab
Hats. - '''s.f - W.
Also, splendid assortment OF mems, boy g
and chidren's Cloth, Velvet, Fur Plush and
Oil Skin Caps, of the latest and most approv-
ed styles. Call and examine at the Store
OF E ,f ss.... RI
III, m. THOMPSON, g. Co.
r,.. First door below the Market
P.S. A large stock of Wool Hats and
Hair Caps, for plantation use.
Columbia, Oct 10. lS49. 50-4t
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HI!lIlAElMiEg2T0N !! 4 i 4 AND; ! ii ISSHEsTlE;jRlII
: / & J
;RAIL ;ROll.s

aaMr.- Tiamo.s, .sho Gsnpra1 asgest, ,Fas
Tequestedius 10 state That q subscfjption
list 70 The ,;Wikmingtons ana lNanchester
Raj Road has been left with Mr.s ID b.
:MicLLAuRiN, Z in. Sunterville,, for ,lisp con.
Ytcnienee:ef Y persons desiSous Of ssuBscribs.
,Alg, as i. II understood ,hat spcF, ii the
intention Of many 10 the District swlioo
Will find the, village the most convenient
place for attending TO this matter. .s,,ssa ,ii
X Octs 4, ls46. b: asafaf 40 t&lA pm tifa'
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On Ia the South of Ireland, and especial in
the CountyofS Eimetick Of and County Clare
under the Alperyision tpfi iupIaall land d!ords.
/ wac stated i1sa sols Ssiinerick and
Glare sad ,Ev ~ fDiner arrival
that. ono tli6GSdfid 1osis had bs6n demolish.
cd, alS5sliei Shpan the
iyorldst survive sors perish, as CHANCE might
+djrec The pnion, 81 EiitGsI, within the
space e q 5ew weeks. ~ "a later number. at
ths same, paper 6ays that three hundred have
since been added tS the; mel lAneboly list TIE
yeSy week y before The Ameriiea sailed twenty
three families IN Kiltlsh-compriEipg more
.than enc ht hundred ~ human, beings, many Of
tAsnI "a p aIpless 8 infants g and aged persons57
Gh sSs Sen sss!s s
-nhdeIs she, ,direeson Of the, landlord and SUB.
lslHlssiIs :ssIh thu name 81, q God of omercy,p
Says The Dispatch, .will no, one one put stop to
these deeds! he same paper has the fol-
lowing: Oyer one hundred human beings
have been cast out on the worlds bIeaI COM
mon, from the estate of. Sir William Fitzger-
aid, at Liscannor.i The houeos are tumblcd,
and the qnl nlortupate people aresquatted by the
iIpadside IN fIts. THEY were under-tenan,s
tod aaniddleman named Shedha:.. who was G.
,jected for non-Payhent Of rent"
stt'Fssf hss t'stsfa - l--.--.., gs.l ,tEG ellI
,afQuRtRatls sRo1 p4AH The Camden Branch, ii
'noWfinishelu lupto the crossing Of the Charles.
ton road three and a half miles below Cam.
sdehia We ARE authorized to state that cotton
swilfbereeeived BY the Company at that point,
and that freight 'deractedt TO eBoykin's Turn.
aOut' wills be delivered there, provided tho
owner gives notice to the agent at the Turn
Out that Wagons will he in readincss TO re-
.ceite it At such time as said agent may ap-
point as ttsl' .isTAf Camden Journal a
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South Cafolin Eumter Dist
& BY LEWIS, Esg,, OJaivsry i, jprs ssaisi !

2, ~.
8 ~ & District a. Sh g.
J. sghsIeas. NJ Bradford hath applied to mo
for Leltcrs p A8miniii iiration, on snll and sin-
gular the goods and ehattels sEghts antcred-
its 81. Mary Bradford, late Of the -District.a
foresSid Sdsesbssd. ssE ii g TS,sy1: !
These afe, therefore. 10 Cite and adrnon.
ish all and singular, the kindred dnd creditors
of the said deceased, sto, ,he, and appear before
me, at our nsxt Ordinary 3 Court for the said
District, TO- be holden,s at. Sumter Court
.ioaselons Friday, the 18th fday sof' October
administration, should not, be granted. :,
- Given under my hand and seal, this BID
- day of October, in the year of Jour
Il. 8. Lord, one Thousand eight Hundred. and
forty-eight, and in the !72nd year Of
IS. s;Amsrirqn Independence. u siS .
h. 80. -sas'.rN w. LEWIS. p, SD.
Oct 4, as4s. Il jsi49f satl 4.
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.EAxM afl.yT1(,H ]
o. RHEaPLANTERS. 0FaSUf1.ER'

To 1lHEtPLANTERS. .OFsaSUSf1.ER
7i''i.zossata "t'DISTRIc7tiI q, stsdssilE
The subscribers, the fothIiiet 81 whom kssss
recently had erected.o hfss st,einf one Of
Proyost's Patent swinging Fyiidss.a,s va Cotioaaas|
Presses, with which he lis well pleased, and
believes it TO be far superios to the sGsress
or anything now in use fc7 Cotton Packing
purposes, have purchased the right .of said
Press for Sumter District This Pfess hax
been in successful operation for three yeafp.:
In regard to the convenisnce of the Praas. h
can be attached TO the Ginshonse, and HELL
tered all under one roof. sIt:is well calcula.
ted to press from four hundred and Gity q,
FIVE hundred poundsa6 Cotton in -four. and .
haIfyards Of Bagging, and that with one mule...
4 Persons wishing to build their, own ipfcss
will be furnished with d bill of. timbars ,snd
dimensiona for Twenty Dollars, {S209---
The subscribers beg leave to. inform the pub.
lie that they have wcrkmen now ready 20
attend the building Of the Press. tai
y Mechanics, wishing to enter into the busis,
ness, can have by one hundred dollars (siO0.)
worth. at $751; per right. Any tfnrther, ,insor-
nation wanting, apply g the undsraigned,,
f199Ex5 W JAMES, IS. .eTINDALIs fssf
Friendship, r. o. Sumter Dist.
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