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Cheat and grow rich.

YEHHIS has henr the secret principIe of loo
III many Of the Wholesale Dealers in Tea
up to this time, and they have prdclised the
nnsi shameful imphsillun on the conn,ry.mer.
chant, without any fear of detection, But
u new eri in the trade has come aud the
Peli n Tea Company claims the honor Of il,
Introduction. They wer. the frs, 10 false ,le
Banner of Rrf"rm, OH which it has inscribed
the simple words,
PURE TEAS AT HONEST PRICES"
A complete reVnlnliun has bceH ihe ctnse-
qnence. Let runsnmer, of Tea everywhere
look ut what We have done.
]. We " ere the fist 10 send them Teas that
used To b. called too eo"G for Them before.
:. We have driven out of he market vast
amount Of trash, and introduced better class Of
Teas than has yet ever been Sold Innorter5
Of Ten often cnme 10 us TO get Tor their own
use. and for their friends. the fine qualities lhey
can find no where else
3. We have reduced prices more thnn Ok
per cent. both in Black and Green Teas. THE
whole sale giocers say we are rninino The
trade, and call us hnmbugs. This we haye
done already. and now see wla, we arc ready
to DO.
]. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half
chest. or Ia lbs box. at the same price that
wholesale grocers pay 10 the importers when
they bny by the bundled packages.
2. The wholesale grocers always allows l3
or IA lbs. tare 10 the half chest This is cbca,I
We will allow in most instances, Is or l6lbs.
tare Oh the same. .ssT
3. We hereby undertake to sell every kind
Of Tea from sin TO t,oeice cents per pound chea-
per than the wholesale grocers do ~
How can you do this?" asks the cnuutrv
merchant. This is onr answer. We are con,
tent with Z per cent profit, instead of25 and
so per cent. a la wholesale grocrrs.
An English Importer lately boastedto us that
he could make more money by sending bad
Teas 10 the New York market than good. Teas.
We are resolved to overthrow this fraud. and
now call upon agents in every tnwn in The
United Sl"tes To come forward and bny the
Teas imported by the Prkin Tea Company:
and we pledge ourselves that ifin six months
they do moi sell more Tea than the Oldest and
largest dealers in the town, we will give then,
our Tea without charge. This .s plain ENG
|ish. and cannot be misunderstood We an.
peal for testimony TO the immense success of
our Agents in every part of the Uuited States.
Agents wanied in every part of the United
States. for the sale of those Teas by which
they can Make money, and confer benefit on
the public by supplying the pure article. s'2fS
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FANCY GOO DS

yHNHE subscriber !Ias on hand and for sale.
B an assortment of FANCY GOODS, con.
sisling in part oi viz.
Silk Purses. Shaving Cream,
Pocket Books, Soap
Steal Beads. Tas. e.
Rings for bags and pnr. Toilet DO:
Guard Chains, Violin Strings.
Shell & horn side combs Steel Pens.
:, Tuck do. III'k. & Red Seal Wax
Dressno g. Pocket do. Drk & cold Waters
Steel d. Sill. Pencils. Letter d. Note Envel
Sily. g. Wood Pencils, silk and Linen Braids
Tooth G., Hair Brushes, Sand Boxes,
Shoe e. Counlcr do. Ink Stands.
SHAY. brushes & Goxes, Blk Blue &, Red Ink
Puff Boxes lndelIble INK.
Toile, Powder, Cologne Waler.
Prepared Chalk, PcrinInery. ,o.
For sale by Z. a. MEluo.
July ~ 20
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Egibge Association.

vEyHE Annual meeting Of The Edgefed and
Abbeville Union Bible Assoriation will be
held Mt Horeb Church. on Saturday before The
tI,ird Lords day in July (ins,anD and days fol-
lowing. Churches composing the Association
are requested to act promptly in sending up
their delegates. -.
The introductory Sermon will be preached
m Saturday, by Rev. VIM. p. Martin, or llis
alternate, Rev. w Coleman. The Anniver
sary Sermon on Sunday. at II O'Clock, by
Rev. R.yA. Child, or his alternate, Rev. John
The yE1ecnIivc Committee Will meet on
Saturday al 10 O'clock.
~. S. HARRIS. Sec
July 1s 81 25
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
~ ORDINARY

Ellington Clark, Z
p,,:r. Hrp'. "" ".,'J 70, Summons in Partition.
others Detfts.
RI appen' ,ns to my satisfaction TINT Phil
L ip Clark, Jesse Clark Jesse Wallace.
and vile Franc,s. Wesley Rnnels, an!
wife Elizabeth. defendants in this case, reside
without the limits of This Stale, il is there.
fore ordered. that they do appear and object to
the division or sale oi the Real Estate of Eliz.
heth Clark deceased. on or bcInre the first
Monday in October next. or their consent TO
the same will be entered "frecord.
JOHN HILL, o. C. D.
July II 12t 25
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:JOHN ID. CHASE, M. d.,
: nh,ye5caSys, .<y7zSg Surgeon.

wn ,J- EGs leave to offer issprolessioaal sefyi>
h B ces to the citizens Of Edgefed and ycnl.
~ and respectfully To snclt share OF their
patronage. ,,..,,o,, or
Doclur C.s past success IN tle treatment OF
diseases of meii, women and children, enconr>
ages him thus 10 ask the support "l all enllsht-
ened community
REFER
v. Mott. Nj. D.. New York City,
A. Clark. Nj. D..
r. G. Frary. Nj. ID Hudson, N. Y,
G. Kinball, NJ. D.. Lnwrll, Mass.
III. Fl. Child, NJ. D.. Piusfelh. Mass.
N. B.-Prompt attention given to calls 'e't
my residence, the house formerly occ''i led ny
S. s. TonpkIns. Esq, by night or day or al
the Post Office by duy. J. ~ y.
Nav IL Il IL
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Dr. L.. III. DcEansc,
Surgeon Dentist,

FROM [ HARLESTON d. AUGUSTA.
CANbe found at Mr.. SPANN'S HOTEL,
for n few days only.
"A few months, or longer indulgence will he
given 10 all responsible persons. who may des e.
sire it, Thus they may fully test my work j"
before paying for it.
Refer to DIR. B. a. Rodrigues. Surgeon
Dentist, in Charleston. and to many of the
most respectable families in Augusta and Ham
burg. 90
June 2l ~
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&C. S. N MERRlwErHER.
Tliafcrrn Cnuutu Gl

IWt6JCTTo county, Ga.
This is 10 certify ,ha! Ipurchased Of J. D.
Hammack last year, 4a saw anttfriction cot.
ton gin, which makes superior Cotton to any
gin have ever had. / cnrled to Augusta 4
par, of my crop last fall, which was pronounced
by one of the best judges of cofinnin Augusta,
to be the finest lot that was In bis warehouse.
Two Of my neiglbors lately sold their crops,
ginned on my gin, aud obtained fye'eighlhs Of
cent per lb. above the market price. have
not sold my cotton, bnt leel.coifdentof getting
the highest market price when | do sell, From
all that know Of Mr.. Hammack' make of
Girs, aud there are severalinoperation around
me. would say to those wishing TO purchase,
they would do well to try his before. purchasing
elsewhere. MuRTHA. GRIFFIN.
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CERTIFICATES
iOalcthorpe Countu,a ,aprii, 90 1s!

have used, for the last, three s:years, a ma.
chine that was made by RS !. Crensliaw. of
Craw!ordvIle. Ga. 4 cdnsidet zone OF the
hes, GinsI have everseen. Two small mules
will gin, with great deal Of ease. three bales
per day. aud | do not think thereiisa Gin in
Georeia that can excel i in making fine cot
ton. In fact, Mr.. Crenshaw las sold q great
many Gins in this county and Ebert. and
think every man who purchase. is perfectly
satisfied. All of his Gins which have been
sold in this county. anu they aresnot few. run
light pick fast, aud what is better thar. ALL when
the collon is carried TO market ii sells for the
very highest price.
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DIR. JOEL BKANHAs'S
EsW'EEs s. I'D F'Sys &c TEE
iI E d I G I n E

q n Offering his valuable Medicine 10 the peo
H pie 0f ). Carolina lui the relief and cure al
many diseases incident to a Sonlhern climate
do not claim for il iuialLty; neither do
say it will cure nil diseases. Bul in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
.AhD DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise aud recommend its
use, from ny persuiial observation aud Use "l
the article in my own praclcc. This articlr Is
lvorabiy received wherever II has beer. Used.
am allowed 10 refer TO Mr. George Heard Of
Trnup. Mr. john Warren of Columbus. Mr..
ilcAilee of Cnbb, Mr. Asbury Hnl of Athens,
Mr.. William ID. Terrell Of Putnam, Rev'd.
John L. Dawson Of Lagrange; to which a
great number OF na,nes might be added. who
bear their testimony TO lis value.
rtabtual cosliyeness is found very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions, and per
sons of sedenlary habits. which often exert n
very unlav0rable influence upon the general
hae h OF the suhJecl: and is particularly mani.
tested by IL restless aud desp0ndins state of the
mind, irregular If not lnss Of appetite. For
this condition Of tie system. this article is conf.
denlIy recommended with the positive assur
auce that il The dose is properly adjusted. so as
not 10 move the bowels 100 actively relief may
be relied on, without any. even The least OF The
unpleasant Consequences, r'sultns from the
use of the common purgins medicines usually
resorted to. This article will BIZ lnInd 10 act
as pleasant cordial and tnnc, restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication thai the"coniinon pnrging medicines
are dasipned tn effeGt. = -,
: lThereifre 'sOine ConStilutIons liable 10 regu
lar attacks Of Bilious fever almost every fall,
10 such. recommend the use OF this Medicine,
beginning al east By the middle Of May, ol first
of June.
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble. niien experience sense Of iullness.
weight, and oppression, abont the stomach af
ter eating-in sncIl Gases dose Of this medi
cine will often afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women oilen suffer from hear
barn and costIveness, they may use the article
without the least danger and with great benefit.
In sick or nervous headache, It is Il most vain
able medicine.
| could append long list Of certificates. but
forhear. preIerring TO rely on the virtues of the
medicine to sustain itself. The MEDICINE il a
gentle and certain carhartic tonic and sndorific.
JOEL BRANHAM.
Eatonton. Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson, Liberty Hill.
Cheatem g. Settle, Duntonsville, Charles Free.
man, Cairo p. D., and
]. D. TIBBETTs,
Edgefcld c. II.
sept.S 1y 33
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EOT'J'UV

Jacob Pow Bill for Partition Of
Us. The Estate OF John
Philip Pow and others po,e, deceased.
y Y appearing to my sali<laction thai John
b Sto.kman and Rebecca his wife John
Reynolds and Ann his wife. William Spann,
Philip Spann, William Edwards, Shep.
herd and Sally his wife. late Sally Edwards.
and Lewis Edwards, some Of the Defendants
in this cause. are willnnt the limits n' 'hls
Suite; Ordered, that the Defendants ahovc-
named, do appear in this Honorable Cnnrl'
and plead, answer OF demnr 70 the sal" blll,
within three months from the publication ol
this order, or the said Bill, will be taken pro
contcsso against them.
S. S TOMPKINS, C. F. E. D.
Commissioner Office, July 10Th, lS4S.
July II 3'n 20
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Rroslslst TO tho .Bail

NF this District, negro man. who says his
~ lmme is ISAAC. aud that be belong. to
Jefferson Blackshire, Of Liurens County, Ga.
and that he Runaway about tile last of May or
lst of June. Said fellow is about six feet high,
of very dark complexion, between 55 and So
years of age. He has 4 scar across his breast
andsa defect in bis right eye.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prov properly. pay charges and take him a.
way, ,ortherwise he will be dealt with us the
law directs. ,,,,
'''s1''y'@.-'@ A. II. BURT, J.E. d.
June %, 1913 If %
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Mead Quarters,

I'd Regiment Cavalry, &c. NJ.
, ORDERS No. a.
a ELECTION will be held at the Chero.
"a kee Ponds on The fnnrtl, Satu, day in Jny
next, for Captain 10 command the EdgetieId
Hnssars Troop Of Cavalry, 10 fi'l the vacancy
occasioned by The resignation OLA ]. Ham
mond.
Other vacancies ;f any should occur by this
Election. will be filled at tho same time.
Lieut. Merriwelhci. u c. Mathis, and John
Butler, will act as Managers.
BY or,ler of
THOS. w. EANHAM. Col.
Cd Regiment Cavalry 5 e. VI
june7 st 2O
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FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND. containing Five
"a hundred and eigh,y-fve acres (5so),
twelve miles from Edgeted e. H.. lying be-
tween Beaverdam and Turkey Creeks, ID
miles from Carrull's Mill.
Terms will be made easy.
Apply'to
may 81 Gm ID
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The Bonapartts, LaFayettcs and
Young Wurat. The Pans corrcsprn.
dent Of the N. Y. Herald, in his letter
of the s h uIt. says:
Napoleon Bonaparte. the Nephew Of
Napoleon, is IA member Of the Natoral
Assembly, and is the image Of his STA.
tu'es and portraits; and those who have
seen the Emperor say that the resem-
blauce is very striking. He has made
but one movement, in which he ad-
dressed few words TO the Assembly,
and in which he acled like man fsense
and ciiaracrei-ilr referred 10 the foreign
affairs, and on the report of the Min
is!cr. The world will again listen, to
the counscls of Bonapartc; and his
vuicc may yet make Europe dremble,
IrrtrIrurtu,- --Hrrtrc.syTUcrH-
er Napoleon's grand niece is as beau,
ti(ul as Pduline, cannot say, but !
have told you that she is the mos, beau
tiful young lady have seen in Paris.
Two LaFayeltrs are in the Assembly,
one Of whom (Edmond) was yesterday
chosen to be one of the secretaries. The
son of Murat has no, been heard in the
Assembly. To mount the tribune, and
to meet the rebukcs and impalience OF
the Assembly, unless III speaker is
equal To the place, is fiery o'deal to
pass tlr ousll-Ite is not spared.
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Taliacrro COUNTY, ca, 8 ;iNarei, ls4s.

1NHJCT'o
hereby certify that's 9pnrcbased Of J D.
Hamrnack, last year, forty iyi;anii friction
cotton Gin. which performed ;as well as any gin
have ever seen tried II made cotton equal,
in my opinion to that ofany ,ofihe Carver gins,
which are so hi. lhy praised Iotth their cotton.
My gin and gihliouse were consumed BY fire,
and as report has gone abroad thar the house
was fired by The gin, | take this opportunity TO
saw, in Justice to Mr.. Mammack ,.thatitis false.
think can with confidence recommend his
Gins to those wishing to purchase, ,.for:tbis rea-
son: his work is all done By a few and expe
renced hands, instead of raugllf lfwoIkmen, as
is generally the case where there are a great
ilanY.l lsinsmade. ETHgLpREftzzt.EalMARps
Ipursen County Ga. .H:zrcl %, 1s4s.
This is to certify thai purcha sed a for,y.four
s"w,colton Gin, of the .bnxskind. fromiJ. ID.
tlamnack last year. gwhich pedolms well,
making as good cotton as anyjgin That l am
acquainted with 1t runs ligh, pnd free Of heat.
The bnxes consider equal TO any now IN use.
have ginneI as much as 1000 lbs. of clean
cotton per Jay on it. To llIwho. wish to pur
chase good Gin would sayAtry them before
going elsewhere. RADFoRDs GUM.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.



Nv ORDINARY.
DY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary of
I'D EdgeIied Dislric, (:
Whereas Joseph Patterson and Nancy
FoTresI hath applied to me for Letters of
Administration. on ali and singular the
goods and challels, rights aud credits of
Wychie Forrest. deced, late Of the Dis
trict, aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred and cred
i,ors of The said deceased, 10 he and appear
before me. at our next Ordnary's Court
(or tho said District, to he holden al Edge
field CourI House, on the 3lsl day of July
ncxl, TO show cause. if any, why The
sai.l administration should no, be granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this ths
l7rh day OF July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
lurty-eighl, aud in The I'D year of Amer
can independence.
JOHN HILL, o. Z. D.
Julv 10 ot &c
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The WisEsr MAS may occasionally do
weak thing; The most horest man Il
wrong Thing; the proudest man meap
thing; and The worst Of men will some
times do good ihing.
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ME- GOODS,

YHNtIE Subscriber has just received splen.
a did Stock Spring and Summer Goods.
For Ladies' ware, 4 fine lot OF
Nlnsllns, Barages and Ginghurns,
Fine MaMles and Shawls,
BonnrtS and Bonnet Ribbons,
Worked Collars and DfusIin Trimmings,
Black and White Lace Wells,
For Genlemens wear,
fine Stock of Bouts and Shoes, of all
kinds.
Leghorn, Panama, Palm, Silk and Bever
HATS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockcry,
a good assortment Of Groceries, such as
Sugar. Coffee. Molasscs and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE,
With many articles too tedious to mention,
all OF which will he sold very cheap for Cash,
or on time, TO punctual customers.
B. c. BRYAN.
April II # 12
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Wool Ipp the Seed.

7EEiIE Subscribers are prepared to Card
4 wool III the bcS, possible manner for Toll
or Cash. at customary rates, and solicit SHIRE
OF The puhlic patronage lIercrolure $" lIb"rally
bestowed and will receive the Wool without
burring or picking, without any additional
charge. al their old stand on Duncaus Creek,
8 miles east of l.allrens C.. IL.
w. SHELDON IL SON.
May :. 5n 10
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!. - q fcDf1fH ENS.-----1= - n.
Young Hyson, good, 53:s.
s@eef,
" finer 34:st a;621 sss
/" fine cargo, 4ssF,ass75shsA
"a extra fine, st.e.-e7adFfJ
.c.,. snyeE leai. s.,.s.iT,sS, ,00.zssSSs
Silver Leaf. Seldom sold even by large dea,.
lers' because oi the very small profits made on
It's SAFE; ihis is very snperiorsrea. -
Golden Cheap chop, plantation or garden
growth. sIsSs'I ssj-l.
Golden chop. This is The finest Green Tea
cultivated III china. Ii is Of the first pickings,
aud exc Is all other Green Teas for Its delica.
cy OF flavor. strength and aroma. Heretofore
Tins Ell has never reached this country, ex-
cept in small lots, rs presents to importers.
HyIou very fine ISs rr7e4
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.tGArHER UP THE FRAGMENTS.

LEATHER UP THE FRAGMENTS. y
This p rcepl applies t" thu impr"ve-
ment of time. No one resolves delibe-
rareIy on sinking years, or even months,
in utter idleness and unprofitabieness.-
And yet the waslc even Of years is no
uncommon thing in human life. A little
careIessness in scattering will bafll"
much carcfulness in accumulaling, they
90 in fragments. The years ale spent-in
weeks or days, and the days in hours,
and the hours in minutes. We reckon
iweniy-fuur hours to one day but
when we speak Of the day with refer
ence to man. voluntary power over it,
its diSposabiti'y for purposes Of improve
ment or enjoyment, d very large deduc-
ton mus, he made.-Taking away the
seasons of rest and food, aud passing
from place TO place, even those whose
circumstances give them most command
over their time have oul ly day Of little
more than halftlat amount. Their loss
Of an hour day, isl loss Of halt month
4 ycar-a loss Of almost three years in
a life Of sixty. Bnl with the erea, MA
joriy the day which they can command
is only a fraction ofhis. TIER time is
necessarily sold for the means Of physi-
Cal support. They have bought bread
with it, and it is gone. Their day, their
profitable aud disposablc day, for intel.
lccluai and moral purposes, is seldom
more than three or four hcurs; and iu
wasting only half AN hour each day,
they fling away two years out of their
three score. and ten, shoul.l they have SO
many. a ftw calculations of 'lis sort
would make them as astonislird as thu
disciples were at the baskets which their
fragments tilted.
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS.
On sale al The Ware Houses ofthe Pekiu Conn.

10 O. ~ FULTON STREET. NJ. Y. ~
The Teas mentioned IN this calalo. .ue ore
done npln quarter pound, half pound, and one
pound packages; the first or inside wrapper is
lead. the second is water proof pnper, and The
third or outside wrapperis is Of fChines-rice pa.
per. The company sell none but Good Teas,
done Up in this superior manner. n'ofthem
grown in the most Iuxuriant dislricsi in China.
Country dealers may select as small n quantity
of eacli kind Us they like, aud have them pack
ed in ore chest. These teas also come in five
pound packages, called quotations. a very
convenient. fancifu and portable shape. :,
Persons residing in any part of the United
States or Cunada can order any of The Teas.in
This catalogue, BY letter; in quantities toFsIiit
their wishes. We pack them in Chinese box.
es, and deliver them 10 the forwarding gssMer-
chant free from charge for packing or cauage..
The money Should always accompany the or-s
H,,y.sf- -
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tl,e league we not yet perfected, but the
formation was daily looked for.
The Repeal press, headed by the
l;islr Felon, reveIs undis,urbed in the
use OF what may be termed mostsedi
lious language.
No doub, remains that considerable
physical fnrce movement will be made
in autumn.
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Notice to Cotton Planters.

n will say 10 the CoitonsP sPlinters Of Georgia
E and South Carolina, that IJiave taken the
Shop formerly occupied by sJs. GRESHAM.
for the purpose Of ManufactE ling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-13

DESTRUCTIVE FIRg-On the night of the LIST
inst, fire, which resulted IN a great destruction
of property, took place in Albany ga lt commenced
in two story brick building, the corner of Broad
and Washington streets the lower part Of which was
cupied by Me,srs Hunt Pynchon dry goods store.
tionary the upper floor used for law offices and Ma
sonic lodge. The height of the building IS well as the
extent Of the fire The roof at the time OF its disco
very, prevented an attempt TO extinguish i Inc ell
Of citzsDs therefore, directed TO saving
what Goods they might be able from the stores blowing
up buildings in the line of the hfe, and protecting The
buildings ON the opporte side of the ereete Tue fire
continued it's course however down Broad street. to-
the river to the City Hotel the last house on that
side of the street. and up Washington street, TO the
livery stable consuming warehouse and several small
buildings Had our city been furnished with engines.
the re could have been extingushed sooner but stua
ted as were citizens lsbored almost TO exhaus
tion without being able to accomplish much. Among
the who rendered their a.is and deserve
the thanks OF citizens, noticed Capt. Buit, OF
the Magnolia who rendered good service in blowing up
the bu dipg thereby lessenng the danger the oppo
site side OF ths street gentleman informs that the
explosion in blowing up the buildings was hesfd twenty
Ave miles Tho estimates Of los, are-Alr Randall, OF
Connecticut, $4,000. insurance $1,000 Jesse Tucker
$4,000; WEIGH and Nelson, druggists 500; masonlc
Lodge and Chapter SI00 II Cooks smith shop
$780, w w Hull 500 John Sapp $1,000; Merrett aud
Niles, S50OO George b kipg S30OO l. SIN helm
5000; NJ Wazfeder, S6uO0; \ NTcns ~
ONCE, $1,000 MIR Vason Informs us he hssa scnecuie
all the court papers he had ia bis pos5e'son hhu VII
be able TO establish them John Smsllen about s,VVi
Drs. dickinson and Nelson, about $780, HUN. snu yn.
chcn, $4,000 These gentlemen were fortuns,e enough
TO save all their books papers and money lhomes n.
Mills and SOP, CT Y 5000 parity h'uteui hssier
and RnnsJ.l. Of l., aatOl partly iasueii J.
strossr, 5000; b. o. Keaton, 5000 VIM. Glover, Of
Augusta, ysoo The total Ices Is set down Of f'osV9