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II A r / T I N X II e Il A l. d
Port OF New York, january 9, lS4S.
Cleared.

Cleared.
shipaColumbus, tnew) McCenan Liverpool, D A Kings,
Barh-Peter Demill P ek.t, Savannah, r N Dsmill.
sehekon Narihea st Crorr Culber Finley Civilian Nj
ehols Cardenas, Ncsmith Walsh Marcsllus Sheffield, St
scRs~ Adventurer, (Br) Boyle. Halifax, Ms McEven
JseEsen1is; juliet, Wossn Peesba1s Hunter Wo
Amelia Terry, Baltimore, Maard * Lord.
Arrived.
Packet ship Toronto Warner London and Portsmouth, Nov
Hi1cEen. The St n Orirss sla seeraee passengers died
Ship Car1ngton tuew) Abbott, Warren RI days. to
Hamburg bark franklin Rolu Hamburg, 60 days. with
Bark Hope Sof Wlmnston DELI Lane. st Martins via St
Bark Georgia Huntngton Mobile Is days, to Surges s.
Brig Eswo III, Johnston, rrince, days to
Fs y. TS:s ~ for Dee d 10 IN
British brig Tans Nemss st Vincent, Is day, ballast
Brig Margaret Davis Dyer. Machas. 10 days, with um
SeT to Brett vo'e IN coming through MIT Gaze on xne
Bn: Albert vna MARSHALL, Calais. Is days. with lumber
r ballast
schf e Oregon Michel. s,op, days to Smith Boyu.
On the 2s ut gale OF Cape Cod lost deck load
schr Daniel Webster McDufhe. Lubec, to Smith Boyn
schr Matilda, Wooster; EsstpOrt. to sturses' Co.
Schr Roanoke, smith, Essport TO master.
sebr Easssh Douglass. A iiswef6 % to Buck
schr Maria Kios Peterson, Boston, to Foster & Nick
schr Howard, Baker, Boston, days, to S W Lewis.
se ebT s ns'',qS m6es S'i Boston sa'S'
Sia% A%i pew ''''
sehr Kens,ngtoa, Stevenson, Phadsirhia.
s ssT ao1 G GSSfy sh,naoa ssis%
ssht John Thompson Fafenbafsh, Egg Hsisoi.
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Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Caledonia for Halifax-Mr William
Walker. . 80, =.
FOR Bosten0Mr Coley, wife and child; Mn. E,yer Mes
smith Smart Rob bbotson, Thoraton. Thos bergman,
Pattison Young, Angrave, LOUIS Ashman Lem Lilo
Bepj Cushing bearer Of Dispatches Mess Spence Fox
Gogel, Busman. Ferina, CouIery, Geo Waiker-27.
From Hafax-Messrs Livesly and wife, Laycraf Wllet,
W Monroe, w Peckman, Poateu, Diet Beresford-a.
Total sc. .
LoNpoN-Packet ship Toronto-yohn Reynolds, Canadn;
Capt Barrett, Ed Dennis, Mr. Johnson. Mrs Johnson
Miss Johnson Mrs Overflow New York; Reder, Switzer
land August Fischer Germany; Chas Conse Mr. Bouldey,
Mr.. Warner MIR Robinson, England-so IN the stserage
Grarendorf A Ferler. Hoffman, Z COIN. Ledsck
Otto Botticher Botticher Bottcher faul Boucher
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BALrIMoRE, Jan. 5, ls4s.

The SoIpency of Maryland EstaLishsd
The payments OF interest the State debt of Mary
land for the quarter ending the FIRST of January,
promptly paid the holders of State bonds at the
Chesapeake Bank The report Of the State Treasurer
shows the finances of the State to be in most prosper
condition Is rendered certain that the solvency
of the state is established firm and permanent
basis. The bonds have risen to S61.
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COMM ERCIAL ECELLlGENUE
Stock Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan $4,000 Maryland 6'. 86a 400 Baltimore
6s 1879 96 81 do is do esA 500 do 6s DO 500 1000 do Is
do 9y 1903 loo 6s do $50 2oOo DO 6 do IS oo do IS do
s. do 60 1000 do e do 9S 1000 do o. 1909 DO G.. do
99 asked 90 bid Maryan IS closed 81 asked
S6x bid 6s of 1890 at 96 asked 95A bid. Bal
and Ohio railroad shares at Al asked, 39K bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 5-First Board-S0 Girard Bank, 934
2oO State S. H. Second Board-o0O SIS 1862 90; 800
State SIS 70s4: 1000 Bank s4 100 do 4. .7er Sales
70 Manuacturers Mechanics Bank, 22h 100 Bank,
81; 400 Texas Treasury n tes. IL.
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MoBLE-Bark Geogia-l49 baIes cotton 8 Wood-t8 do
Bogart Kneelsnd--7 Hicks COLI w Grifith-l9 Col
iiss Bro.h,r,s Busssn|49d do bIs bseswax W,,nsr
w Ross-3 do Surges Clearmsn-l Roberts-1 Carter
- ketchum-l, Bown-l Firth v Lord-3i Bunker Y
H Housman-l J Falconer y Col x Sands-2 Firth
Ha3 bales cotton do mdse w Field-5o baleI Gotten
pkgs order.
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New York Cattle Market.

JAN. 3.-At Market 1850 beef cattle, Ito COWS and
calves, and 1000 sheep and lambs.
Beef cattleThe sales during the past week establish
prices at about So IS per cw last weeks average at
which 500 head were disposed Of About half the
number Of cattle offered southern the others from
north aud east The following statement Of beeves
offered at the New York market for each month during
fha
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Cows and caives2sal.s at from sis $a5, sac SIS.
All sold.
sheep aud lambs-The supplies are gradually falling
off, and prices, IL anything, tend upward. We quote
sheep at from 81 rs 81 rs S. lambs 81 IS s. u.s.
go unsold.
Hay and straw-The stormy weather prevalent three
or four days past has prevented the usual supplies
reaching market We noticed however, several loads
at the tcales selling at 80 s3c for good Long Island
timothy inferior quality 20 SOC. Wheat straw 50 so
q So BIZ the 100 bundles
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New Bedford OIL Market.

JAN. 3.-Sperm is in fair demand. and prices fully
sustained. The sales since last amount to about
1000 bbs folowslIs bbs ut 0l cts 1860 bb in lots
at loj cts and 400 bbs at 1857 cts The stock of Crude
Sperm in this market and Fairhaven will exceed
300 bbls WhaleWe have only to report sale of 200
bbls at SO cts. cash.
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CRoNsrApT, NOV SoToid sun nlencke, Antwerp'
nec for Rio Grande) Sid Nov 80 Carolina Dc o'Ola, New
CoRuSsA Nov ie-Arr Kentucky, Rogers, New Orleans
CAEsNARvor, De. s-Cld Royal William. NOrleans
C1Lovr1a pct 93 aI SIP, An scS;. William vsI
sid NH, Borneo ian.in sc Bq;t9p -, ST. W..
2ath Trident Smith 5, Thomas Dec lih Sir Isaac Nswtan
Niemann NYork
leans; Britannia oul.rd DO for Mobile Jnd both sid sR
4th Angenoa Hunt, do for Charleon 5h, Broom, White
Chalcston 18TH Fores; Monaich Richardson, do for New
Put back 5h Ann Ranhic for New Orleans 9Th Windsor
Castle for do; Gauges for do (ard remained sh) h. Lyra
Down, Off Dec is-W ashnstor ) from Bremen for New
puroEvr., off Dec is-sea Iom Hull fer Norleans
ELslsEyn, Dec a-Ar James Boorman LOthman' Stock
FLUSHING, Dec lssld Mos,le. sOmerby. New Orleans;
N? Slacow, ssHsid BelIj,ls Reid. NYoIh:
Sailed nth Dana smith, Boston Wstteca, Thrane New Or
:GsroA, Dec s-Ar NJ Aurora New York; Nov 10th,
Henry Wright, samuels, Boston.
Mon. To" Yok Alto Pr%e Masas and cid
goth for New York; OH taneeea yea Palermo land cid
for Oreans; Dec Cycops Calhoun, Boston, land cid
21Ar EmpsIS BoTs oIssps Ohio
ict6 Y.saiIiss Hunt dol llih New Y9rk, York Al
s,a%ss s. so%sf;t; SSs::,e% Hs%s%S fo3::
Si% Sss ss @ '5
NV Yor. ,lih gius;wica reS%Ssr,9n, Orleans Iowa
Up Versailles for Boston; Antwerp Pie TX aud Colombo,
for Orleans Baltimore and Bavaria for New ork; Jupi
ter, for New York and Chlrieston. .
Hut, Dec 2-Sld Sea, Lawson, NOrlears Cid l5th Hu
ron, Driver, Charleston. - 49,
HAMByRG, Dec 6-Ar Liebnitz and America N York Sid
18th, Zada. Chapman, Matanzis -
HrLvu Dee AR Gafonne Myers Baltimore sid 18th,
Amphlon. NYo,k; Maria Sophia Bro ksm't, Boston
LIVERPOOL. Dec 4-An Ark johnson, Charleston. mot
Nov 49, st Lawrence Broyn Nodesns 9Th and 10Th lydia
Mobiles WIN Penn, Miehels hsrle,ton Esther Nay Ste.
Jo:ephs Lsnch Chaes,on Caledonis Hunter do via Nor
~ Shsnuon Boston lst, Halifax 'th Houneuer, Bur'ey
on port 18TH snd reported subsequently, Isaac Wright
sailed an Independence. Henry, No,lesus 10TH ws,h.
ington, Wikle, MobIle Aberdeen, Nichols NYork; lh,
John Daoap Norris. Ph,a.lphia {hayng PIT in new bow:
3n) Erin. Queen Psvid.on do' Dgby, FaheE Nsw York
strsng COq,tituton B,ttop; Tueksr Chagmsn and Cam
esrgo 2,h Excelsior Williams snd Calepdsr fsIsn,
Berry. and Mere haq Pollard NoIeas.: ?, John Burn:
Howell, Bailey Ba,Imor. Speed GTundsll sav%snash;
Queen Brde Bon, D.a Blcgn and Ocean,
roc. Edward, sui Garr,ck. Tsr. Work itth' rils i'm
Banch I'd Ileans Gen Sale. White, Chareston 10th Gen
Berry, Hill, Boston.
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S4.6O2.7eo SIS

abstract Of The receipts and payments az the Stat
Treasury, forhe fiscal year lsI7, NTH mate of III
same for the year 1916.
Payments. l5l7 Estimate, ls4S
$1,000 Sl3 "a $3.50, 800 OF
Balance in the Treasury
Dec. lsF and ls4s.. os0,s90 80 026. 400 81
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o u Il HOU s n !.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends md the public in general, that he has
fitted out house as a REsSTAURAT, oppo.
site Mattheson's store, and between Davis,s
Hotel and Boyd's Hotel, where will bc found
Eatables of the best kind the market can af-
ford. Also, Planted Oyslers-all of which
will he served up in tho best style. me
Bar is furnished with Liquors aud 'Cigars, Of
the best quality. l3ta 4.
The subscriber having a long experience
in the business, hopes, by strict attention. to
merit an equal share Of public patronage.
JAMES G. M'KENNA.s !.
Camden, Nov. 3, l647. 8 39tf Sc
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DPLOOK HERE g1l

sSN The subscriber has just returned from
HlG the Nor.h with full and we'll selected
Kind Of JEWELRY. Also, PISTOLS, Fine
CUTLERY, PERFUMERY, TOYS and
Knick Knackerics of every description.
The above stock is the largest that has
,Yer been offered in SumterviIfe Has been
snlected with great care, and cannot fail to
please. ,.,;
Purchasers may expect to find great kar-
gains for Cash
The subscriber returns his greatful ac-
acknowledgements for past fayors, and solicits
ronewalof patronage.
at FREEMAN ,HOYT.
Sumteryille, Sept. IA, 1847. 46ly
N. Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re-
paired as usual.
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COMPREHENSIVE,

The subscribers bog leave to inform thew
trends and the public generally, that their
nave = ;t entered into. copartnership under he
nrm o. CONWAY g. WINN, for the pur-
pose OF carrying. on tho Tailoring business.
Iney nave taken the New Building next
aoof below Chlna's Hotel They intend
;ka.eeping a general assortment Of Cloths,Cas.
'sin.sres. slI @ ysst,nga and Trimmings, and hope
tinuance Of the patronage heretofore 80 liber.
Ally extended to them. =.
A. CONWAY,
ID. ]. WINN.
Tsanpasy i64ss- ss3s 12 Il n
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BUCEPHALUS, JR.

&$IRe eSup6crlOefs through tne SOLICITATION OF
his friends, has made arrangements to stand
his celebrated Horse BUCEPHALUS, Jr.
j, Sumter District, the ensuing SPRING
the Salems, Samterville, by Fulton, and per-
lhaps Statesburg, and in the Fork of Black
River; and any other place where sufficient
ly encouraged and convenient to his route,
which will be determined by the groom,
whose experience as groom, is equal to any
in the State. Il
M TERMs-Bucephalus Jr., will be let to
mares at $400 the single leap; $500 the
season, and S12.O0 to insure q mare to be
in foal: Is cents to tho groom in every in.
stance. Parting with tho mare forfeits the
insurance In every instance. Every care
iaWill be taken to prevent accidents, but no
liability should any occur.
NIB. Where a company Of or mares
is made up BY responsible persons, and the
Horse and Groom furnished free of charge
as he is passing round through the season,
will reduce the season to 81, and the insu-
rance to $40. I will also give the same
chance to all those who feel disposed to pa
tronize my Horse upon said terms and condi-
tjpns,
qBucephalus, Jr. waa got by J. p. Rodgers
Bucephalus; he by WilliaInson's Bedford Of
Virginia, and he by, Old imported Bedford
Old Bucephalus' dam was hy old king Herol,
and he BY Twig; Twig by the old imported
Janus; his e, dam was, according to informa-
ton, Medley. Bucephalus Juniors dam
was got by old White Oak Split; he by Lew
is Collins Split, whose performance as
Race Horse was we'll established on the
Camden Turf, and he out of the old imported
Rattle-the- Cash; Bucephalus Jr's, e. dam
was got by Marcus.
Icould here publish long l;sr of certid
Gates from different Districts relative to Bu-
cephalus Jr's. reputation as foal getter, but
deem it useless, as reference can DO had to
his printed bills, and to citizens of Sumter
District, who have seen of his colts and
know they will not suffer by comparison with
those Of any other Horse.
JAMES D. McILwAIN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
April 3rd, lo47.
We the undersigned, do hereby certify,
that we are acquainted with James D. Nell
wain's Becephalus Horse; seen of his colts
and therefore take great pleasure in stating
to the public, that they have fully come up to
our expectations. Equal, if not superior, to
any colts we have seen for years passed:
(Signed)
Sanuci lindall, Dr. John Boyd,
Harvey Skinner, G. w. Rhame, Esq.
Edward Broughton, Daniel McElveen.
TAli those having settlements to make
with the subscriber, in relation to accounts
made with him in Sumter District, may ex-
pect to meet with him at Sumter Court du-
ring the first week.
JAMES D. McILWAIN.
March 9. ls4s. 81 i2t
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aoNTG oMERY, JAN. slg., 3 1919 3. ,

AiQNTGoMERY,s(AL4A.l IA II. alst, 1919;
j. P. nj. Epp1Ne, Esq. Sisl
Dear Sir-Your preparation .sStyllngia',
Or Queens Delight,"is attracting some at
tenton in this places and we think it o,iJY ne,,
cessary that it should be attanable to render.
it very saleablc, r. y ~ Below va
will give you a few lines from DR. Berney, asi
rejecting the opinion of the profession here
oftthe merits of the preparation, DR.. d. ism
Physician of large practice and extended re.
putaton, and whose Recommendation would
60 far to extend the sale of your Medicine
you can e send us lot to the care Of 7. !. 81 g: 4;
Respectable, 55ff sSssf 81
JENNINGS & e:AFFEY, I, DRUG GGIsTss
Mr. ]. P. M. EPP1sc: si5 2535
Sir.--I am pleased to discover. from. tho
accompanying letter of Messrs. Jennings &c
Galley, that they have applied to YOU for a,
Agency for the sale Of your pmrapasration m 81 81
Stylingia. It would be, i am persuaded.
greatly to your interest to establish an AGen.
cy here, and should you determine to do 10.
Jennings d. Caffeawould do as we'll for syou
as any house in this place. They arc respon-
sble and clever gentlemen, VOL known to
the. community as such, and yon would con.
Ter favor nponthe faculty generally, as well
aa the people, if you would place lis lis in pos. pos
session Of your preparation. have ever
been pleasedswith the Stylingia in the treat
ment OF certain affections, having first recejy.
cd a, cquaintance with its remedial PROPER.
ties. years since, from my friend and 6precop.
tor Dr. Thos. " Shnons, of your civ, to
whom would refer you, if thought neces.s.
sary. . as ~ y
Respectfully, 4 4. .;s stS5
'IAMES BERNEY, nj, d, 30 ;i5;
l publish the above letters to still further
satisfy the public Of the value Of my. prepara. !.
ton Of Sarsaparilla and Que een's Deiipht
Inc last ono shows conclusively how ii ia
estimated 9, by the more enlightened portion of
~ the MEDICAL profession, and meets effectually
the sneers, &c, &c, of some Of our would ia
great Doctors who try to put it down. Whit
because it has been the means Of relieving
and curing people which they had treated in i1
j. z. NJ, EpPING, Chemist and Drnarist
Feb. %, So 80 = III H ISL u
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). lI5.N.O,:TICEi.

| have appointed Major y i!liam e. Rich.
!ardson my ttorney, imned diately 10 bring to
a close and settle pPSall matters ard things
District: and rs1uest all pcrsods concarned
to takc notice hereef.
All persons indebtedtt TO me are roanested
to make Immediate payment to nv said Az
torney: and those having demands against
me, are requested to present them to him
without delaj ~
4 HOS. J. WILDER
e6. ! y. Y y ls4s tt
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Respectfully, 4 4. e. .,F
"JAMES BERNEY. NJ M, y:
E.s,lra,y..

Daniel Driggers tolls before ms black
horse, blind in the right eye; marked viii,
harness; about fsIeeH hands high twelve Or
fifteen years old; appraised at Ten Dollars;
The horse may be found at dr. Ilriggers' "a
the Toad leading from Carter s crossing SON
Scape Der, To Carnderi. 81 III
A. SCARBOR UGH,
Sumter Dist. Mar. 6, 1918. 89ss
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.seUTnE CAROLYN suhITER, DIST,

SOUTH cAROLINs sIhiTER DIST,
$s Elijah Reynolds Declaration an AZ
Vs.: fac tp,e,t mi a xsuni-l
Isaac D. Fhitworth ,s,!j sii., S.:
Whereas the PInint.fFs. in the above stated
case shaying this day fled his ID declaration
agaiist'thc Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits Of the State, fas il Is
salt) and having neither wife nor Attorney
5k!iosyn, upon whom q copy Of sihe$oboye De-
ciaration, with rule TO plead thereto, nav Sd
served: 1t is therefore In pnrsnaIice Of the
Acts Of the General Assembly of the State.
q IN such cases made and provided, Ordered
that the Defer daptt do plead thereto Oh OF IL. J.
fore the eighteenth day OF June, "a {, SIsaS,;
be then given aud awarded against him.
Office Com. Pleas, Sumter Dist, ,l3s3.
l7th June, 1s47. .5
J. ID. .JONES,r.c. &. G. P.
June g. (s6.l 81 Eqf1lyd
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CLEVELAND'S Il 4
DRUG AND CHEMICAL. J.
1esur "a -, =, %. - :, -, Z. :. -. . "a

7 -
EsTABEIsEzNTENTs, 81
No. 2O7 KISG-sTnEET, BELOW THE BEND,
CHARLESTON, S. C
Broad-sireei, nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
CAMDEN s. c.
Has received in addition to the former ex-
tonsiye stock, by late arrivals from Europe
and the Northern :cities, large and we'll $se-
lected stock of = z. h
Chemicals, r erfhnlery and
Fancy Articles.
The Proprietor now offers one of the most
complete stocks of French, German and
American Drugs, Chemicals. valuable FAINT
~ Medicines, Perfumery, &c, Soaps, Brush
es' Combs and other Fancy and hfiscellane.
GUS Articles in this country. ,ss
Attention is solicited to the following pre-
parations: S; >s5y
Peters, Beckwith's Lees and spencer's Bill
ious Pills;
Hoopcr's Genuine Pills;
Hu!l's, Chase's and Marsh's single and dou-
BILE Trusses;
Lnses' improved Domestic instrument, or.
Enema Apparatus;
ioiiS DVlliSS auu 1 uOeGs 5tzEg ~ 80 -
Nipple Shields, and Shells and Breast Pipes:
Heiters Teats beautifully prepared;
Genuine Bermuda Arrow Root, Tapioca; AZ
Sage, Pearly and Patent Barley; Il
Hew's Nerve and Bone Liniment;
Davis Pain Killer; Dudley's Pain Extractor;
McAlls' er's Worlds saIye;
Harrison, Judkin, and Gray's Ointment, for
the cure Of scrofulus and other tlmors, ul-
GERS and sores, rheumatic and Neuralgia
Pains, &c. IS
DR.. Aliens vegetable Compound for Dyspep-
sia, Glove Anodyne, Tooth Ache Drops.
Roach's Embrocaton, (genl ,c);
Buffers Aperient and Henry s Genuine cal
cined Magncsia;
Clevelands Cough Mixture;
French Jnjube Paste;
Refined Liquorice, English;
Thompson's Botanic Medicines from the
laboratory of Ephraim Larabee, of Balti-
more. comprising every article used in the
practica.
Also, full assortment Of tho Genuine
Shakers Herbs.
Feb. 2, lS4S. ID ly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned expects to open in Sumter
vile. on Monday, the 18th instant, an
ENGLISH SCHOOL, limited to Twenty
Pupils, and similar to that lately kept by Nj
BowLEs.
The school room is in the new building
on the lot lately occupied by Mr.. LAUREL
DrNK1Ns, and near the Methodist Parsonage.
Jan. 9th, ls4s. II s.
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GfIsARE HsEf39YS s


tss pnb a
superior Astl els fine lfsss and i rock
COATS; Beaver, IL roc K ana C)SefsG oats sniiH
Sacks, lain aud einbroid ared, lss sGast,nacrey
Merino; Sati1s Sill Ids Cassirnere eats;
plain and fgnted Cnsaiine ere and other Pants.
with d general itIhsnt 5ofS
Outfit oo,da ana .Iaacy
l2|1lIG!LES &
PURcHAsERs Will FIND sAr ALL TINES AN
ExcELLEaTS SAssoRTas asENI or THE FOLLOW
ING ARTIcIEs ;SS
White long cloth and linen Shirts,
! Colored muslin and linen dol ss 81
Linen Collars and sBOsoms, a.,i az
Black silk and satin Stocks s'5s.
Self adjusting DO,
Black silk and satin CraYats, ,SS
Colrd. do dos do, 5:.s &
Silk and satin Scafts,
Cambria and silk Pocket Hand dkerch hiefs, f
Kid and buckskin Gloves, 81 so
Merino and Berlin do,
Silk and thread do, lS5 g. &
Silk elastic Suspend dere, US 4;
Elastic suspen5er EndsI
Silk, cotton and lamb, b,s wool socB BIZ, ,sS.s
S'tlh auu uluStHpp2 UNDERGRADUATES aHu llIaWeIE,s -
Lambs wool and Shetland mixed do, 81
Flannel, Segoyia and Berlin do,
shaker flannel and Eng. bucksinS do, 5sssi
Minerva Shoulder Braces, 4
Riding and Money Belts, i5*!5i
Dressing Gowns and Caps,
Silk and ccttofr A light Caps, \
Trunks, Valises aid carpet Bags, -
Silk and Gngham Umbrellas, 5s5s 5ss
Combs, Brushes, Perfunery, &c, &c, &c.
Days Epater- root Caps, 81 81
Goats, Cloalss, Cushions and
LIFE PRESERVERS,
The superiority Of the workmanship, 81,
the above Garments is unparalleled inthis or
any city in the Union.
UAll orders filed with promptnessfan
dispatch, on Tho most reasonable terms
all Goods Warranted or no Sale 8.
w. A. KENT.S 8. MITCHELL, ~
Keeps constantly on5hand complete as
sortment of the above Goods at their store in
Camden, s. c., Masonic Hall, directly oppo-
site DR.. Cleveland g Drug store, : s'.s::t -.
Feb. 16, 1913. is;..- I6 81. 5ly. 4.
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! GARDEN SEEDS.

8 ha Subscribers offar for sale very. joroa
and general assortment III lardony .a.gs
comprising one hundred ana fiftv vnr;s,;o. enea
Catalogue may be seen at tho store. '0''|'
A. J. q P. MOSES.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The subscribers beg leave to inform their
friends in Sumter and the public generally.
that they have entered into copartncrship,
under the style of A. M. & R. KENNEDY,
when they removed to the store lately occu-
pied by j.. d. Murray.
They intend keeping general and exten-
sye assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware and
Grocercies, and hope. by strict attention to
business, and selling at the very lowest pri.
ces, to merit continuance Of that patronage
heretofore extended to them.
6s A. NJ. KENNEDY.
R. NJ. KENNEDY.
Camden, Jan. 10, ls4s II ,,stf
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m OGa HHO Of

IS aOes y H OCs
large assortment Of Wedding Hoes on
hand, and dforaa1e at Chnri rieston prices BY the
dozen,
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sIDrsesei.Yes5

West India Preserved ginger; West India
preserved pine App ples;s lines, peaches. plnms
and cherries Fresh ,lness curtants, i, citron
and lemons. For sale BE- S
SSs$ Feb 13 Isl :ls lY,s'
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yGrWe are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM G.BARRET, Esq, as candidate for
Tax Collector, at the ensuing Election.