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nOOFING.-oooDwINs aOorIN0-Nsw roof d
II rough boards covered for coon pss foos roo6 %
sbnxss a 70 - esou and warranted 0oodwins esnsns
ssssu,lhx aid he states shingles IL % Rsh,
ehssp durable md kre-pfoof II cen b wslksd VIII
Out fhry Rsfsssncss and specimens u - Wea Broad
way, bsiWuO Chambers snd WMeo|oL dk In
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weekly Report Of Deaths

"a - cfy ssd Cosaf, q Ns,,- isrs o~ ps ga az .
.'iHusrs 70 ~ iSii sGy % dlaaaysr 1873
Men. 'o' Women. ST. Boys. So 6ifs. sS-rcSa, ..
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>FW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Things IN IRELAND.

., Charles Gnvan Duny Memorial
:" t., Jury-PnckiDR Address 10 the
,.rd Prisoners under the
,sa.iou Act-Picturcs of starvation.
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ru,uP ISDEH-Il.NED having been sppoinIon 70
1 r-iy-r for tho seurmsnt q ne snslfs u nesss
WEB 4 GLASS hereby requests al p-fspns nsflDs
.ns 70 or-.-nt hem and and a.! persons Indebted 70 .ela
6rtn 10 sNa innsc payment OF M sane a. ~ yI,
ql Waist u . .tsifs between ne hO4fs ~ $40 r :"
Zach day o stood WIN NifiLniO', en%o-'-
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BOARDING
COMPREHENSIVE.


Jsns b-tw eco the subscribers the nrm of Ills
roMPKINs co WAS shis Jay dissolved ~ wa'a. Goa
''"' GEORGE FILLS
GEO W X vOMrkiNs
LEONARD CHURCH
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Tho undersigned hsss
f,rmet limited Partnership under the arm " CHURCH.
FILLS \ TOMPKINS fcr The transaction 81 senerslin-
ds Rubber and Guua perchs Business puIehssng mshe
emfioe ard ssndss those saos.I.ss s.a herr
hom, tose,her with such other goods ard sues w
may be- properly connected with such hnsines. Inc $500
o.rtnsrs interr sied therein ara LEONARD n lkch.
GFORGE ELLIS and GEORGE " IS roMrNlNs.
Of the City Of Newf.rs ard ne .Pe,ia g.ns, @'s Nv.
Yort has contributed tho II hve hossspe
dollars in cash ssd psItrsshP. TO commence 90 ss
FIRST day of snusry lstl snd VIII tefmnae on IN"
" LEONARD n CHURCH.
GEORGE ELLIS
JOSHUA ArwArER, Jr
cuuRcu FILLS A roMPkINs wholesale and re-
tail dealers IN Indis Rubber and Gans Prchs "Jonn -
ny. the attention Of retail tes and the public senesy
to their large N the various artie 80 manufsc,ur
ID " their substances Their connection win several "
ina srg.s manufactures IN tho couatry ensbes tnen W
oder as large an u thee. goods s may De tvond
ci,y india Ru' her CloIhrg Of Every aes,npuou'
Tents Metallic Rubber Boots sni shoss Mschne bs"nnx,
steam Pacsipg SC comprise Of their EXTENSIVE. st'es
Of goods. which they offer at the o~es. pncrs
>rorICF.-rhe hrm OF HUNTINGTON 8sAvAoE"
this day dissolved by mutual consent MI Edward Ssr
rhs bine-. Of Publishing and Bcokseling val be con
unued byF J. HUNTINGTON GEORGE sAsAo.,
under The sam. name as heretofore aud they authorized
"'k" !" ''i' v HUNTINGTON,
GEORGE SAVAGE,
Nsw.Yors, Jan. 10, 1870. ~ iw EDWARD shNAoE
,I,UE sUB-CRIBEK having this day sssoeissed
l Ni,h Mn, his son, II A UNDERWOOD, VIII oonnuns
the no aud STOCK brokers business on com's
.ion nnaer n = fSm of A UNDERWOOD SON al ~
Merchants Exchange, Hsnoverst .....,.,,,,,,
NeS.YOrs an. -, 1919 30 81 uNpthWoo"
rOpAKTNERsHIP.-r The uoder. Rued hsy- ho,m-d
I a copsrlnership under tho hm of PEIIiboNb n
CLARK Tor the purpose of carrying on tho domestic marc
wsr, romms.ion business al Gold st-New York jan
| y, ,o,s NJ p PETTlBONE,
~, -. GEORGE d. CLARK.
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oo1n AND srI WEB TRIAdndINos,

o.raRs. LACEs, 3fhPs. TAsskLS, fkiN0LS.
- s1s.ds Cords Roseliss he foe Bsls rssues Lnesui'
a.Ie,y Thread and Needles, Combs and Brushes. Fen
tso-sy sosps, sc Aso, Steel Beads snd rnmminSs.
n B-Rsgaia and Jewels msnufse;ared and sold ~
.,oxs III In
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ Fowler. a. Wells, Phrenslosists and
pnhu.hrr. Clinton Hall 81 N.ss1-sL Gear ne HA
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cYR.T RARCAIN.-Ths Publisher " one Of
A h. most popular ana bsh toned Magazine. Of me dsy
hsynx caught The CaOrns fever. s fesfous q eosnS
5I. h1.in-.. and will sell the sane al yeh sscrlncc-
A., nan ~ re.pousbly and come meaps, VIII nod IN an
@o5ornrty not often met with Address Al ooce haSaLne'
ok 28f Y Poet Once 10 -
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nIs-OIurlO>.-rhe copsftpsrshp here'o'ors -s
bets the subscribers under the nrm of Ills
rOMPKINs 4 co WAS this DAY dissolved by wuaal COO
senL-New Yofk, December S0, lsH
GEORGE FILLS
GEO W Il yOMfkiNS
GAffRlH
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PENNsYLyANIA.-The two Houses OF the Penn
syyans Legislature met in Convention ON the l2th INST
and canvassed the for Governor with the follow
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NEW CALIFORNIA ExPEnirIoN.-ln another
column vii be found proposal for the formation Of
Company for California who intend building their
own vessel for the voyage. This plan in SEINE psrtcu-
lars. presents advantages superior to many expeditions
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u, Mr. BRowsLow, Editor OF the Joaestoroagh
TENN W1ig has been invited to attend the Taylor
Festival to come Of on the 22d proxmo in Philadelphia
He replies through his paper:
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yv- We learn that Rev. Dr.. Vaudeville. Pro-
fessor Of Moral Philosophy, Bcesetters and Eioeu'
ton in Hamilton University has resigned his post pre-
paratory to his removal TO this City.
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a any niaaeinihn State, possessing III !, Eo.[,8
4 gantaSges OF The Failing Breast and SiL,on
shtesr winch saves a great dealtin way of re.
,p3irss,i We lalsp use the Steel Plate Saws.
,.S,lh testhsetln an angle that cannot possibly
f!lJure the finest staple, with an mprovmen,
20 egnlate the motngof,he cotton; onr brush
/ Y constructed on plan, giving at once, The
advantages Of lightness, strength and, d,sgce--,
ecaessasi ration
5s'f = Gin We would invite planters to call
7 s our sliolp, and examine for. themselves,
would assure the public generally,
Ihat they shall have no cause to complain
either OF our work oriprces. -
I 5;ts C.aBI NET MAKING. 4.}t #.
f3E we are also prepared todo work in the
cabinet imerr-suchas Bedsteatls. Wardrobes
4 Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables. Cupboards,
4 sEc.as &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
sS HUDSON 81 BROTHER.
OPposhe.the Presbyterian church.
sr& &Sumtervilie, Aprii22, 1917. 26 ly
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Columbia aopsrtisfinsilsg.
8
s;gis 81 tae Golden Aagiy,
s{I0TsTydFpTa "A s q, q ~ s

Direct Importers 5pf English Hardware,
Gltlery Guns !, and aea ers II, Paints, q iIs.
y Ayari,iissah.es, llisa. Window Glass, Groceries, &c.
are now receiving their full supplies of tic
above s mentioned articles, conprising the
largest assortment ever offered in Columbia,
which they will cell at Extremely low prices
Tor cash or o. short credit 10 punctual Gus
toners. - w. 4 s
III Country Merchants will find gsyotsod
assortment Z, rlI, Of Hardware, adapted TO- their
trade. at Charleston eIrices. 'st55at -
Columbus y. c., NOV. O, IS49. g III j
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LAW NOTICE.
Sumter Bakery.

The subscriber respectfully informs the
pubic that he continues Baking, y, his nI,l
stand IN Broad street near Main Bread aa5
all varieties OF Fancy Cake, Biscuits and
Crackers, constantly on hand
In connection with his bakery he is in tlai.
y receipt o! FRESH 0YSTERS-and b7
h"s made arrangements to scrv. them u,,
ROASTED FRIED STEwED OF in the shell.
ICE CREAM, every variety of Contnc-
tLonary,. Fruit, Nativ" and Tropical, MIS-.
FANCY Articles, etc. &c, constantly on h,m,.
" FLOUR, Of the beat brands Tor sale
July ls, 1910 IS -
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CARRIAGE HARDWARE,
Trimmings &c.

q full supply just received by the subscr-
bcrs, consisting in part of SPRING IS at IL cts.
,A3LES at cts. and FINE IRON at 3 l.2
rts: :ib Together withaconplete assortment
Of Lacee, Frnges. Leather, India Rubber
Cloth, varnishes, Sc, &c. Suitab'e for Car.
r'age Manufactures, constantly on hand and
tor sale at prices below the Cliarleston rafes.
a' FISHER s. ,AGNEN.
Columbia S. c., Nov. g. 1910. 2 At
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Bargainsl Bargains!

The subscribers have just received
one of the heaviest and best selected
stocks of Goods they have ever openetl
and for quality and chcapness cannot
be surpassed in this market, Cali and
judge for yourselves. ~
] BROWN, LEE, & co.
2nd Oct. lS49.
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DRY GOODS for FALL TRADE
HN Cs1ABsLEsEOn, s.rC.4


Aa'Ihc subscriber is now receiving one nj tho
largest aud most desirable STOCKS OF
GOODS that has ever been offered to tile
friends and customers of 2!53 KING STREET..
He has, daring the past Summer, made en-
tensive additions and alterations to his rooms.
and is now prepared to show in his retail de-
partmenta most splendid assortment of
AsiGAi Fa brics for EaIies' Drcss.
\ Such as: Elegant Silks Cashmeres. Mus.
lin nI.aines. Alpacas, Satin, Df Ghncs,.E,u us.:
broidered Orleans Cloth, Plain Meriuos, Enl-
bfoldered Cashmercs, Chameleon Lustres,
Ginghams, Prints, &c., &C. Z,
Kn tLe Shall Department.,
He is prepared to offer every variety O,
Long and Square SIIAWLS, both Plain and
Printed, Elegant Silk do, Plain and Etnbrod-
cred Canton Grape do, Cashmere and Brochc
do ~
great variety OF Rich Black and Coiorc,l
Six and Satin iANTILLAS, EISETTES,
and SACKS,
a large stock OF I.ipcns and Linen Goods,
4 ,Marseiies Quits. Fringes, Dmitics, Cur.
tain S,utis,
Every variety of HOSIERY.
sg Goods for Genilemen's Wear. s,,e,hz=z.
Broadcloths, Cussimerss ,fs,,, ss,,nrs Cra.a, 90
&c, &c. rsasasSN ''''sS' oi"'a's'
In rooms connected with his front sales
rooms he is prepared to offer Planters and
others ono of the most complete assortment to
be found in Charleston of
Blankets, Hkerseys, Saitimctts,
JcasaS, DOMscSliG:s, g., 81.
Z confdently invites the attention of all
who visit the city to his stock, as one of tho
LARGEST IN THE SOUTHERN COUN.
TRY. lEt 10
IT is his intention to embrace in his stock
every article OF Dry Goods that may be new
or desirable. so that purchasers can always
be supplied with the newest and hes, STYLES
of Goods in the market, and at The LOWEST
PossIBLE PRIcEs. It H4
n. D lnrooms over the Retail Department
he offers to Merchants and Others a complete
assortment of all the above Goods, at
WHOLESALE,
And invites the attention Of cash BUYERS to
his stock and prices.
w. G. BANCROFT
2o3 King street, Charleston, S. C,
Aug 20 III ii
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Steele's Fashionable
HI "A II s. II @ HR Hs2, !

e . {. 7. .
Cail where yon can bo suited To FaSI,ioaa.
ME Bcavcr, Mn'eskin, Silk or Nulria Hl.-
Ieni!cmcn not visitng.lhe city{can have a
ME iiai sent TO them through tlicir neiahbors
or Factors by sending n cesrecfSmes s,,r,; Of
their head in inches, and stating ,wh3t sfl,pu
they wish. .sf a.sg t.1 Fsi "a
Gaps: C:aps:::# ia
Gents, Youths and Chidrcn's fine ,C.hth
Caps we'll made aud warrantcd fjhe loiioWts-
ing names; Albion, Polar 0ttigoh travelling,
iIsl''ng and numerous others
Fancy sF:tas :ststi Cans. ~
rancy Dab, and White! Beaver Hats for
Children trimmed with pinl}, blue, drab. and
Gherry ribbons. veryrich aAi<c, lnEnts Bile
Back, Purple and Green SIX velvet C.ahk.
PianfntiOn Hgats nwtl Cal,s, tI
Wo" Hats fne,4I surer iine WatertIa6ef
and dcoarse-anlatCaps ii any. Ifce. ffCSif
and patroniZe a Young Carni;itar. 8ii af
WALTER STEELE.
23l King. opposite IIase!I S rtset. 4 y
Nov. . lSi9 s tIji0 &
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Land at Bradfo ford Springs

IS $9Ges - aAA,A GEs
AN lISLIGEBIlE IS IAIER RESIDENCE,
lie Subscriber offers HIS, tract of land a,
sBradiord Springs consisting in all of 206
Acres, sltltated ina, North Easterly direction
from tho Institution the public road lcadino
from the SWlmRfing Pens ID Camden. adioinr.
inggi the landsges sthceIhstitute and Mr. +. Brit
ton. On the premises arc several very bold
springs, (Snlpheb calybrgtc and excellent
ariniiltlg water; springs) and from irs COM
a asaatlntllng position would forman eligible site
iS.or 10, hotel, as well MS private residence
Ihe salnbrjtyo ais olmateis too @ell Known
% 70 need d5eonIaentsA And the land for planting
Us as good if not superior To a majority around.
atsn--'fhe adjoining tract lO5 acres, on
which is5a dwelling house and out buildings
5di,erms Low. ~ neutrality-suspicious. enquire
{ oSs 's at.stsf y DEEORhIE. o.
or of BROWN, LEE g. co.
sumteryilles Aug, -, 1910. 42 IT,,
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Cabinet Making, sc.

saS HE subscriber respectfully announces to
the pn5lis ihatsshc carries on the Cabinet ma
!sl5 illess mall its various branches; and
lltohas byanntirinsgg industry ard aitentiom}lo
1 igb!sslness merit a shareol tho patronage Of
NILS and the public. j M az
B.--HeI will keep constantly .on
Ss'aisa--F Fancy and Plain marble top Dress
ing Bureaus, Side boards. Pine and Mahoga-
ny Warlrobes, high. and low post curled
fm1Ple Bea.steads. Ssss S Diyans, Centre
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Cutlery; Guns &c,

Just received by recent arrivals. from Lii
yerpool complete assortment of Table and
Pocket Cutlery. Double and Single Barre,l
Shot Guns, comprising an Extensive assor,-
ment OF the above named articles, both with
regard to quality and price. a.
-----ALsO,----- ~
Brass Tenders, Andlrons, Shove,s and
Tongs, Fancy Bellows, Hearth Brushes.
Chimney Hooks, &c. Those in want ofsucb
articles can find large variety Tor sale at
moderate prices by tI,f .lT
FISHER 81 AGNEyV.
Columbia SC. Nov. 6, ls49. 2 st
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HGEAS.
CASRIgEREg,

Double and single width Scotch, English,
Ge5inan and French Printed, Satin Stripes
anu s plnn an. .Cas',ner's, paranettas Madanas,
&C: ram Mode Cord Alpaccas, Satin
Stripe do, Black do, and Black Bo,nbaziues.
in great variety and at all prices. ! S2s lg5
SEAWf,S 8S'"
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CHARLESTON HOTEL,

The undersigned late of the United States
Hotel, Augusta, Gcorgia,) having leased the
CHARLESTON HOTEL for n term of
years, takes pleasure in stating that the en-
tire Establishment has been retittcd and fur
n'shed with new Furniture, and is now open
Tor the reception of company. :,
improvements have also becn made in the
House, particularly in the LADIES' Depart
ment ny the addition ofa Reception Paror,
and tho removal OF the Ladies' Drawing
Room.
Which improvements, he is assured, will
greatly add TO the comforts of the guests of
the house: and hopes, by strict attention on
his own part together with the officers of his
house to merit liberal share Of the public
patronage.
DANIEL. MINER, Proprietor.
July %. 1919. 30 lv
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SE.A WIS,

large assortment OF White, Black and
Cord Grape, Thbet Wool, Cashmere, Bro.
cade aid Silk, all sizes and very rich.
&LUSEIMS AMID IAGHS,
Cold MuFlil.s, White Organde, Namsook
Swiss, Book, Null and Cambric de-, Cotton
and .Jacconet, do, Laces Of all styles, I.ace
Gapes, Collars, Caps, &c, Lace Edeings,
Cambria do, Muslin do, and 'rbroaf do he,
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A CARD,

3i25i he subscriber, having taken, the corner
store, SknoWnins Mcl.eans) woaId, most
fesPeetiui!g, acquainthis old Friends, and
INC Fa abllcat large, TINT he will at all times
5tlhe pleasure TO Accommodate them, in Cut
tlng y and Making up Garments, in tho most
fasiliohat,ie md substantial manner.
ne VII keep constantly on hand a fresh
ana 9, ~ saasonabc assortment, of Quitting, of
me latest and most approved Fashions, an
i,epef, py pnctllalitY and his desire topIease
alt, lo merit q eontiiluanee of their Patron
y. !. WINN.
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JAMES S. ROBERTS,

Would respectfully acquaint his friends and
the Public generally, that he has now in
STORE his FALL. STOCK, consisting in
part Of
Gents. extra fine Calf Pump Dress Boots,
from the most celebrated Philadelphia
manufacturers;
Gents. Plain scwcd and pcggcd Boots, some
very low priced;
Gents. Congress Caters, Patent Leather.
Oxford and Monterey Ties, (supcrior);
Ladies' white and Black, Kid aud Satin Sin
pcrs;
Ladies Black. Bronze, Blue and light coIorcd
Caters;
Ladies Morocco, KID and Calf walking Shoes,
OF different styles;
Misses and Chidrens Cater Boots, Morocco
and Seal. dress and School Shoes.
- ALSO -
Black and Russcit Brogans ofyarious quail
ties;
A large supply of House Servants Shoes, both
Men and Women, some at very low pri-
ccs;
Besides the above he has an extensive variety
Of Iron and Wood frame Travelling and
Hair Trunks, Valsses, Carpet Bags &c.
The stock embraces as large II variety of
fashionable Boots and Shoes, as can be found
in any SIMILAR establishment in tho county,
a full description of which would be alto
Gether beyond the limits of newspaper adj.
pertisemont They were carefully selected
by myself, and viii be offered at Yery small,
advance on first cost
233 King Street, opposite IIasel
Charleston y O. Nav ~ Jata u A;
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40 NERGHiNT TAILORS.
III d CT annrL

II. B. CLARKE, sss,,,
Has Ti5w TN flnnd, full assortment ofi,he
LATEST STYLE AND FINEST DUAL.
IT4 OF the following Goods: rs &
Superiine and medium BROADCIOTHS, in
black and conrs
Superine and medium black French and
German Doeskins s{5E-gi4i
Fancy Casmcrcs OF The latest STYLES
Vestings--S'lk and Mcri,io, rich, and new
patterns
Extra super. black Satins and Silks,
Gems Kid Gloves, best quality, in black,
while and colors ~
Gcpts Beaver, Mer;no, and Military Gioves
Under Shirts and Drawers, Of SILK, Wool,
Nlerino and Cotton ,st. u,
Black Italian and fancy Cravats, CT the lesa,
qualify 'Ss'
9salITrs' Trimmings, Of all kinds.
Orders from the country promptly attended
to.
II. b, CLARKE, 205 King-s,reei,
I'd store above Market st.
Charleston, Nov, 2Sth, Isi9. 5 Gun
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l)0rleston 81 tousrtiSsinsi,ts.
T THE l:g Is d
SUJ Z D II SI'RICI. {
IN sssyE lll.9 ssa 4 d GapapaR@S

KEFC HUM s. ia YE,R, would rcspect.
fully inyilo the attention of Tho residents ii
Sumter District, who intepd visiting tho citv
this TALL, to their extensive assortment q
STABLE and FANCY DRY Coz DDS, con-
slstng in part as folowa: E, (
SHa4ExS. e e.t I
Plain Black Gro de Rhine, Gro Grain, Gro
dc Naples, and erode Swiss, Figured, STRIPED
and Pladed do, Rich Chameleon Brocades,
itch Chameleon G!ace's, Rich Chameleon
Satin dn Chine, Rich Cham Gro do AIreu,Ie,
Chaml Raw Silks, Cold Mafcilines, Floun.
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New & Fashionable Clothing
81 GEORGE "A. HYDE, I II. / .i'.E 'ss

new o. Fashionable Clothing,
81 GEORGE A. HYDE, II. I !. .i...E s.
successor TO novsroS g. HYDE, 2s3 KING ST.
5.da Opposite Merchaats Hotel.
Manufacturer. Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Clothing, l.4aaiE
u. q. ii. Respectfully invites the attention
OF his friends and the public to his large as
sortmcnt Of fashionable and Elegant CHn,h-
ing now on hand, equal in every respect to
the best custom work, TO which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct FROM his owl,
hlanufactory in New York. l,s 'aitiFF'i
This Establishment, is conducted ent!rcly
on the Cash Principles both in purchase and
sales, giving hun great advantage in his Sc
!cctlons and enabling him TO 10 sci! at New
+ ork rates. Ilc is now Offering ihis stock
(Which Is not excelled,for rarictY, style, beau
", and sdnrd5iiHy of .rerkmaanSlip in .,sile
tn'on, at such prices as 10 make i an induce
ncnt Tor Purchasing 10 call before making
.nc'r selections. a superior assortment .o
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &c. SC
constantly Oh hand j. sss,,,a .,s,,,t, ~
With attcniresa and ohlig;ng statesmen,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. All garments
warranted to fit we'll and give sa,isactioni in
every respect. nra sla,5'
3-Mr. Joiis T Dairy, long known in the
clofhing line is now ut this establishment,
where he wohld be happy to see aud serve
his 'ricu.ls. s.f lss a,,t sseg
GEO. A, HYDE,
53 Successor to Houston s. tIrIiv,le.
g charleston. May %, ISi0.t 30 fy.
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e o VED COTTON GINS

ssss Ihankiul Tor past favours, the subscriber.
ssstsfos Y. TO infonis the public that he still
AlaIl ettresg GINS at his lIs.
sRilDttiishmeat IN Slatesbnfg on the most inn.
proved and approyeafpian, of thesruos sim
9 n construction the finest finish, and of
{ sae nest matoras, % wit, Steel iSa,nss and
! sssses ftqfef hardened, in which he
B VII. sell Tor two dollars per saw. He also
slistairs 3oid Gins, and puts them in com
PETE order at the shortest notice, a III or
I 5asrst ior Gins viii be pronply and punctu-
attended to.,i S ,,'''s's s II.
Itg w Il LIAM FL I.ISQN.
st'iSas, Aprilll, Is49 n d
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10 CoRntry Merchants Par
tieularly,

Dress Goods Of The Nlwcst STYLES:
Such as---::ssssssiks, Meripos Cash,nrres, I,y6-
ncse ', Clo,hs, M@Ases, Apaear. nonibazire<,
Ginghlns, Irnts, DC, &c, S.s, which he
val sell at Il slight advance nr1u The New
York prices, thereby saving the eaetss,. o.
Insurance and Frefgbt.
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Ds. 6. r. Towssrrns "a ! 20
tnd sieedr cure for lncipent Go8sanption n aTrsn.
hesa, a,pTplalsus uteri. or Falling az Tic Womb i.o,
or dienlt Msns,ruation lncuntlnence al Dime or
involuntary discharge thereof and foy The nsrsral
fotiraijon oi The 81 stsT--lo matter whether the
esuiarity, ,lness or accident Noiihg as hs more
surprising than its nyiyorating eiers on
irame hrrsons all weakness and iassEr ie Issss
taking H. % s,ioe become rphutt and fn IN ~ ,y
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Cilisaaz and esissgl.aasns,

English, French. and American Dress and
Furn,tire Chints, English. Frcnchald Amer.
can Ginghams, beautiful styles,
tS4 3 GO o1ttiiss's sc.
A large assortment OF Clolhs, Cassineres,
T~neds, Kentucky Jeans, Rob Roy p!aids,
satine,ts &c, Satin, Silk-Yevet, and Yalen.
Gin Vestings. =
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DOME,STICS.

Brown and B'cached Shectngs sd to 1914
wide, Brown and Bleached Shirting, and Long
cloths, Cold Plaid alIi Striped Homespun,
Lndseys, Kcrseys, Plains, Blankets. Fannels,
&c, in great variety. and all other articles
usually found in an extensive Dry Goods
Establishment re5nH -#ra
k.&T. would further remark that their
facilities urc such that they arc constantly
in the receipt Of I'll the most fashionable
styles OF goods that are imported aud at such
prices as cannot fail to give entire satisiac-
ton, TO be convinced give, Us i cali.
L. 8. All crdcrcs promptly attended to
and faithfully executed.
K KErCIIUMf e. TAYLOR,3
lfs t 2d3 King ,Strect Ciiiirles,on, s. G..
23 Oct, lSi9 So It
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. ss ti so Delicate q
,if;rsyts Of cGrHs pcrtnr.ne6 hpk ~
ssds c csses ass hss
,i Ss;iItTau after using a few hnttlet pi MS
~ ~ Medicine. ssa bsea blessea VIII ma
healthy adfaring. tis 81 y, ~ ~
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Al. DRUCKER g. co.