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rCo JArTz uowEs. ESQ, OF THE sHIr ANDREW

ITO IABEZ uOWEs, Esq, Of The shir ANphE"
sra we ths undsrspss cabin passengers ~ ship
iS.Ils fcr Jour uniform tnds..s ana s,n,ary conduct
,S ts,ss vs yS S1. 70 m 81 SSsss
a. on several iryirs occasions caused BY
Ssr SSs i. d, 70 your ssss, and r.r
si,s on thanh, Cor h.r attention good eobdae and
vie sr ,s sS vi, ne BLESSING q Sssis i5Ss &
lIssd T Gss %1' s is1s fs;Pys r.,. wilson,
m s nsr w s As s ssn k.a Ys
1hemss Jane, 9hfisn surseon Lvsrfo0i T. bishop Id
New York Bay, August h,s, iss.
Erw yors, Aur H. Isso
To Jlrrz uox,., ia ESQ, cOsviSbrR % rms sur
ssTs9's &c. .,,' =. 'ss s :s s
command without previously expressive our RIOS, h..rtfe,
f ils.s ,S-.s. tsTss osr rs,. -s liverpool
~ vs ,sSr Is.se A.. s sSs n sasf
jig 70 ,fslr @siy want. srd pscs..ts. Asd We have
. + S; 1T 81 ."s yiTf . ,S' s,as
a.s az. nd % rs y :, =
I'll under your eemmsnd exercised n we d,eharss o.
% S. $ .s arc ,S ,Ssr tails.
fs,' 81 w. s SSr ss We yS u req & Ss
ehsh he recollection Of the happy dsysve pert on board
w. AH'' We rssas remain CIV. y.vr, mos. sincerely,
k1 s,,, vsts i,.rpss issh,s r..
Yorii 9. N s,hsry, Iy.rpo,i Ii.srd >, rae. Nsls.
SsssI rss glF w..iIs SsIn,I..1 Thomas
Gr,eroeh; Peter wer cre-aoch Patrick Ksiso. Kerry
Ceorge Call Abedeer Chsrles Parrstt Surrey Thomas
NiH,us A. gessy Joseph Becfan, IverTcol X. Wthams
uOyiesd John hsrri.s. Rossonmon Jsmes Plant Dublin
Nrw TosK, August u, 1870.
To JtBrf Bowrs, JUS, ESQ, CossAsDsr OF rhs ssrs
sia-we the usdersensd pa,senscrs previous de-
rcaiion from the fhip "A Foster" which you crediby
command beg you steor and heartfelt thanks
Mad snd renti,msny manner In which you treated
% this ship since departure rom the port
Liverpool ard particularly for your earnest and anxious
desire 20 the wants arr comforts Of the sick,
aid sueb POOR and destitute SO We vish you 70
teer. and under your command eur testimony Of
eratuee their lind and sesmanite department 10 the
aeHsrs In tenera In taking leave OF you We wish
ru also many safe and prosperous
ard shall cherish the recollection
Of your lndne and attehuon We are sir yoursrsspect-
tsi.redl rrsnei, Oven, A. O. Fianasan, Mehssl sher-
lock- Iuaefe Smyh. John Flaherty John kplay Richard
sulyar, Rohert Stafford, Fat sperloek Robert Harper
Jsmes Ntvan Iohn Epan George Inch Michael hcCraith.
1hos Dorney naGss Dcnovsn, rhom's hsekey ,uuscry
Turtle, James sct, John Cofrissn Pa,rict Toby, s. X
v .rhsu, fernard Incvar, John Gahsr Jehu HARDEN,
rol Ciisrn Catherine Shea Pat gsnnins Neal xsCurdy
hichsel Beshar, sshn Mteney. Daniel Wsthsm, J9segh
BJrre. William Cecrhsssa, kslaeh hInrghhn, Kody
1oehey James OWL, John Ru.te Daniel Ilahsfu Den'
A. PeSnn, william newett Iohn Sullivan, Peer cihbons
Patrick Conner Michael Phelan Michael Brsnrsn Edward
NsIs.i Iastor Thornss Gie,t John Mi Edvsrd Evsns
Jas Bsfrer. William Barnes John Murtsgh james Roy
Martin Wech, John Connorf, Wilism HAYDEN, bsniamtn
Rourey Patrick Bthrn, Thomas De wson, Patrick NOLAN.
Lewis walfh, Jossph Wabh, Jchn Mcclure
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SPORTING.

IIARLEM PARK TROTTING COURsE-wILL CONF
II on this Day Wednesday August 49, at 81 Purse
S25 mile heats, best in o. to saddles r. Davis
BROOKE names b. m. Ca3uga Maid; Nedns names g. s.
Dan Miller Wh F0NNER, Proprietor.
Should the weather prove unfsvorabe, tho will
of tho day.
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FOUND.

EUuND.-THE SUBSCRIBER Found YESTERDAY,
August IA, on the steps q eating house IN Nassau
roll Of Bark Bins which the owner have by
proving bis property, aud paying Tor this advertisement in
Herald ana Tribune. Ma. III. HARRISON,
No. 1Jt Greenwich street.
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BY TEL E G. r APH .
The Secret Expedition.

WAsHSGroS, Aug. IA, 1S49.
The armed steamer Allegheny is ordered to sea, un-
der sealed orders Her destination is supposed to be
the Gulf near Cuba.
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Stock Exchange
kDVERYMEMEHYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARDS.

NNNNN-NN0~~'eNN NyNNNNNN'NNNNNNN
COO REwAR D-A BARREL DIRECTED TO q
EkV H. Russell, left on tte quay at the foot Of Court
fsndt street. imposes TO be taken by mistake Who
Will rive suoh information will lad 10 the discovery
q the same viii receive the above reward BY aprs
Grsenw rich st. II. WOODS
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STOCK SALES.
PpuAprr rHr.. Aug H-I,ra Board-slco Villains
Ton Eainosd Loan ss 500 DO. ss 10 do, ss 10 sharse
Tsrrfyivanis Rsroad rs ~ &c Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, 9, 6thi Harrisburg Railroad, ~.
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Married.

In this city on the 1ith instant by the Rev DR. Pss,
of Bsrclsy street church, JoH- Hcssr, Esq. Of New
York To- Mrs M.Rs ASS Saosr, formerly OF Detroit,
Michigan
petruit papsr- please copy.
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Army IntelIigen,

Army Intelligence.
Capt Stsnsbury and Lieut.. Gunnison u. 8. A., with
. small corps passed Fert Kearpy the 22d Of June,
en- sufe for Salt Lake.
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SALES By AUCTION.


RY JACOB 8. PLATr-L l.. q. CARRINGrON. AUC-
- tioneer-tlardwsre Cutlery Fancy Goods ~ Gold
Watches, 100 lets Gold Jewery &e-Jaeob s. Plat will
sell this day in he suction room Is Pat street.
in los tut country Dealers Knives and Forks and
pocket Knives Razors cards and In DOZENS silver plated
table Spoons Locks Hinges Walters Brushes koasy Furses
gold pen pencil gold Watches cash
X gold Jewsry Of the usual assortment and
vaous fancy goods Attention is directed 10 the handsome
s.s.rtment Of hne pocket Cutlery &c.
John KEEsE, AUCTIONEER-BY COOLEY AND
18th, and Monday Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday and FRI
day. 2h 18th, hth Sth and 3lst August and Saturday
st September At eight o'clock Al at the Auction room
type Plates Binders Materials, &C., &c, siI months
credit for approved endorsed notes. Catalogues for this
tnse and most valuable sale ready distribution
to the trade 1t embraces all the import
publishers throughout tho United States offering the
desirable opportunity for the selection and rep,enishng
invoices and fancy stationery exceedingly roh
vpred end extensive embracing everything in the line The
xasus at eiast oeSes The sale books viii coma
with D. Appleton and Co. voice on Saturday 18th,
Give sloch H. ard be tnusd daily (commenens 81
stereotype plates binders tools and materials will take
place Thursday Sth August at 70 o'clock p. N. Mem
of the trade who do receive catalogues be
Store No iel BIosdysy corner % Dsy str9et. G. X will
give peron6 stteI to the ae Ok furniture 1T the DWELL
nss Of familiss Liberal cash advances all goods
tion 10 the sale O. public and private iibrsre-their
facilities for the arrangement exhibition and disposal Of
Tso ssGs'S Toas a
W. BROWN, AUcTIoNELR-LARGE AND Pc
August Is fo o'clock ct No. io2 Broadway will be sold
without to PAY advances large stock Of handsome
ssa - ss % 70 & 10 'G AND
Chairs S.s Tete Tetss, Ccuches Dressing and plain Blu
rcsus, wash Stands Bsdstsads Marble and Tables
with variety Of other furnurs and house furnishing
no
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AMUsn m &c N,rs

n nsass,s MT John ssfo., Stage Manager Mr. La Man
Rsss:sss L. s,i.s. 4sS.1 r ssss.
s sra AID n r rSs s
S!ss: si%:ss. ": Sss.ss, Hector austs Hasss'
Sassy II 4: si s sif:
anses Admission ssn spsn '' performs
CIANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE, oHArHAx ST.
Of . be .isd hs ats.
ston Pierre psarOshs MT Dawes Antone DnvA NJ Tor
zs;:1 .:i ~: e:
% S r ss1as s. T Nv aE5s IN
5 as TX BSs. P perform
CASTLE oARpEN-THE SUMNER FETEs BEING
the Tsnsa Week With :n,sx o.
;:g:,s si%ss Veal "a fso:
aS S PLY
illuminated. Doors open ate Tickets % o.n.s each
RAkNUns AMERICAN nysEun.-spsndid psrssr-
man.ss In the afternoon At ~ and evening At oclSsl
.s @ % 3 a. a. aGSy ,sS
New isSaas rarsss VIII sss. @
Aifo engaged Mis-. Emma Leslie Nr. Jerry Msyhsd Mas
vs 'ss wax Scrip Sp
tire satuary Admission to the whole, % oonS Children
CONCERTS EVERY EVENING AT THE CONCERT
Han Ne ~ Bexery between stsn Np, and Riyins,0a
HoBoEEN, OTTO CorrAGF:-eUNGEs cELE-
ish; and Friday the 18th q. ~ os0ss 4d%stanss
place the nex. day.
w ATsoN's ALL,CLEvELAND, ouIo-THE ABOVE
Hal the mos, airy and comfortable IN
:'' for concerts sIs'
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FOR SALE.

vI,o BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY-A DOUBLE
IL barrelled Rife aud Gun quite httsg
with mshogany and fittings complete; will be sold
cheap. ADDRESS p. e Herald once.
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POLITICAL


THIRTEENTB WARD.-AT MEETING OF TIE DE-
%oerse republican electors Of the lsh ward 9th As
m1y gsrs held a. ,n " No o GranS street
AZ TamDany Hall for The purpose Of selecting dslssss
a for s OF as ssS
william walters Secretary. The call Of the meeting
having been read and were put in nSmins
,is I.sss sS.s iss.s sssxar.
delegate On motion
WILLIAM A. wALrrns, Secretary.
> Albany, July T. iAs,To shs Sheriff Of the city snt
sy o.s. . Ia % this s % ~. s.
succeeding The hrt Monday Of November next the following
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals in the place Of rr''ss
secretary Of State I. tbs place q Christopher Hers-
An Attorney General in the place OF Ambrose L. Jordan
State Engineer and Surveyor in the place Of Charles
Canal somni:cn.r IN n. r.es :sN.l;.. g',:A; ana
vho's Of ssrie. will expire ths last day sf
the 6. I'll; Fire:
senator for the Third Senate District i. 'A' plss'
.nstOr III. Fourth District in Nh. place
Also senator the Tnh Senate District, /. shs place
krO Senator the Sixth Senate District in ns Dlsss
whose service will expire the last day Of
following or. also .. ). elected for shs said '''y
ard county - .
JuSsscf III. Court Of comnO, Pleas in sAs ,'sss Of
Judge the Supreme Court the place Of Aarsn Vaa
dGpos.
Sixteen Members Of Ausmbly.
A Sheriff, in place OF John J. v. Wsstsrvslt.
City and County Clerk in the place Of James osassr
A Coroner, In the place Of Wa. A. Walters;
All whsse terms Of service will expire the last day Of
December nsxt
The EIsetors Throughout State also
adoption Of entitled An Act
Free sA'' 'ei sosasH
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NIw CHARTS or THE INDIAN AND PACIFIC
~ Oceans large seae, aud much improved also, q
the bay OF Honduras and coast Of California inst received
sss for sals Wholesale aps retail, BY D. EGoERT SON
10 fsafl street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JEFFERSON 10 DEE, no. B, T. q. OF o. T-NoTfCE
The members ofhis Lodge hereby notified TO attend
the room, No 81 Boyery, Thursday morning 10th
inst 81 o'clock NJ 70 attend the funeral Of late
JOHN PISsENT, N. O.
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uersT J. 1sn-PREsENTATIoN TO CAPT ,. O.
N Iavton, Of King. mark Of esteem from thepsren-
u the ship Wares. from GLASGOW, Scotland, for his
Trustworthy and Kindly deusaser sNnds them.
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Cons or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR LOTS

CONS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOX LOIS
- In the Cypress liil Cemesry together With hsrfami
rcquested TO he at the Long Island Railroad Depot
foot Atlantic street South Broohyn Thursday
10th instant at o'clock L. rreciey 70 proceed ~
cis train 20 the grounds 70 choose location for the lots al
ready Members o. divisions wishing
scribe have done likewise the Daughters %
Temperance generally respectfully nvitsd 20 accompany
N this occasion, JUN hthfhf, secretary.
s-As special train has been engaged BY The trustees
above stated would respectfully extend the Invitation
4, the ms mhers Of the order q United Americans Drud
other benevoent associations 20 whom an offer will be
made exceedingly advantagcous t them both Individually
asd collectively. HG NkLbiS, General Agent
CoNmuTATIoN OF MILITARY TINEs-NEw CITY
~ Hall once of Receiver Of Tsrss, Aug H. lowAsbs
PAVING the snrual Comm utation Zine Tor Military
servee viii EXPIRE the Recever Of TaHes wond urgs
etsens DESTROYS of paying the ccmmutaon the se-
eey 81 making early payment, and thus avoid the dten-
ticn aud from The crowd on the few lass
days HARVEY HART Receiver OF Tases
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SuHnUF's OryIcr,
New York, July II, 1876.
abevs publshsi the notice OF the Sssrs
Of State and the rsqursnsns Of the statute In sUsh
ease made and provided. -
JOHN J. v. wEsTERvELT, Sheriff.
~ All the newspapers in the county will publish the
each week until the election and thea hand in
sr bills for advertising the san that .hsy may Be laid
before the Board Of supervor and passed for
See Revised Stasutss Vol Chsps Title ArtsleS Psr
PAGE 40.
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~ LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIvN sHIRT-NAKER.
" Wholesale and retail, No. 10 Park Place, New Yort.
ana No Royal street. New OrIesna n. D-shirts Ssnd-
ps and whker collars and collar ersva made 20 msssurs
NOTICE TO RA1LkUAB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN Panams Hsiroed Con pany, New York, huausto 1sfg
In order enable eontaetcrs vho sy be disposed 70 visit
The ethmus Of BY the LIN pire City which leaves
the the time for receiving proposals. for the con-
strue,on e rarosd will he extended 20 TIE hrst day ~
October competent person Will be sent ont by the
Company pont sut the lire o. The road Fer further par
tisulsre. rec ADVERTISEMENT Of 18th July last
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
once pspama Railroad Company, Is Broadvsy New York,
July 25,h l4sOn 18th day Of Auruft next the sr
plss, oes and -tehescns q that portion Of the pana-
Eafosd which Il IA proposed 70 place under eentraq
will he ready Ter exhibition at the omee. Scaled proposals.
addressed FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary q the Corasy
pnd endorsed "Fropofas 70 construct Panana Railroad
fer o. he work between NE Chagrs liver and We
Psfs oear being about twenty miles (conformabe 20 the
ptrs speeifeatior Be- which may be oshibited) will be
received by the pany AZ their oee untl IL o'clock NJ
the 18th day OF September next The Company reeervs the
right or reetns any ot Al ths proposals that
may he offered THOMAS W. LUDLOW, President
Tnsrcrs srIRs, SECRETARY.
FB-in the meantime, any general information In NE
possession u the Copsny be had application at the
emse
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nR. RsrPB, AUTHOR or THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ yse Tr.asiss sc 81 Greenwich ssssss.9nes heers
ply In the early stages viii BE surprised A. the rsridy and
tts reoavenlesce sttendns heir care ~ chiefly how
those who have suffered from certain ea-s Of people,
vho prcrery appreciate his services In ,treture on
I've first incipsu " its advanced and distressing
y,sfes ffrom advantages snd very estensvs
practices he asord r,pid essy Ar ,de, cure which,
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Dn, coNyEs.s ISvIoosaIlEio coleDIsL-IllIsIs

V'o TnEAFTLICTID-k REMEDY roRsrcRIr Dis
sssThs cures ~ has elected are almost teyopd be-
lief By calnf at the once Division street. certificates
te shown where persons having ven NJ al hope have
One soii.r erly.
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~ ERMAS PuYsICIkS-DR. HEfsE, No ~ DUANE
street. continues 80 10 consulted on all pror.csd aud
lingering Of syphilis hercual and Serofuous Ahec
ton, ulcers the extremes, nos. threats. be. Aas
Structures all other Affections which generally
sc,d BY prudence. Dr. H. IL member % the Medical
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CEN1NAL wEAkNESS, IMPOTENCE ss-DOCr0R
- Rslrhs Practical Private Treatise, deeply interesting
The only true treatment and With receipts mode q
living Ee faithfully Given Sixth edition. 31 pr price 81
Nay be bad Of the sss seressviss street. 90 ty ross
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GIN MAKING. &C

We are prepared to execute orders 10 any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the adj
yantages OF the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way of re.
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
lnJure the finest staple, with an improvement
ttoregulate the noting of the cotton; our brush
advantages Of lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
OF Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING. ,.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER. Ii.
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Surnterville, April %, 1S47. &c ly
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New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE A. HYDE,

SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON & HYDE, 2S3 KING ST
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Cloth1hA
G: A. f. Respectfully mites the attention
of his friends and the public to his large as
sortment of Fashionable and Elegant Cloih-
ing now on hand, equal in every respect to
the best custom work, to which he is weekly
adding large supplies direct from his own
Mandatory in New York
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on the Cash Principles both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
lectlons and enabling him to to sell at New
York rates. lie is now offering this stock,
(Which is not eXcellcd for variety, ayle, bean
~ and durability Of workmanship in the
Onon, at such prices as to make il an induce
nicnt for purchasing 10 call before making
their selections. A superior assortment Of
Fine Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &c. &c.
constantly on hand.
With attentive and obliging statesmen,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately All garments
warranted to fit well and give satisfaction in
every respect
urMr. JOHN T DARBY, long known in the
clothing line is now at this establishment,
where he wonlu be happy to see and serve
his friends.
GEO. A. HYDE,
Succestor to Houston g. Hyde
Charleston. May %, l849 30 "
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s2O00s Spanish. half Spanish and
;Anercan IN Segars and iinc Chewing Tobs Geo,
for Sale by se''
CLARK & LEWIS,
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For Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale his p]anta-
ton, situated between Sumteryille and State
burg, containing 500 acres of land; a rood
dwelling House and out-bulldngs, with an
excellent Grist Mill: the Mill House is in
first rate repair, having been lately rebuilt on
an improved plan, a good stand for custom,
with Gin house attached, running by wa
ter Any person wishing to purchase can
apply to
CHARLES C.. JACKSON.
Sumter, April 30, 1910. 81 If
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New Spring & Summer Goods,

The subscribers have just received and
are now opening beautiful and well Sc
lccted assortment Of Goods, suitable for
the season. Among their rich selection
Will be found--3arages, Muslins. Cling
hams and every variety of Culicocs
Also, for Gentlemcn's wear Linen drills,
Drab d Ete's, and Cot,onndes. A general
assortment, Cotton Goods, such us Brown,
Blcached and color'd, HIomespuns Checks,
Bed Ticking % and 30 inches; Outright
Osnaburgs, Crockery, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, &C., &C., at Charleston prices.
CLARK e. LEWIS.
April IL 81 If
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HSyIcCDIHsiIrsS. .Wr

The subscriber, through the solicitation of NJ.
friends, has made arrangements 10 stand his caIe.
bratcd Horse BUCEPHALUS, Jr. in Sumter
District the ensuing Spring. Said Horse NAV
Ge expected to Pass through SuIn,crville, by
ru!toh, and perhaps Siateburg, and in tho Fo,ir
OF Slack kVer; and any other place where spf.y
hcicn'iy encouraged and convenient to his rop,e
which will be determined by the groom.
hefns-Bucephulus. Jr., will be let to
mares al S4.uo $500 the season, and Sl2 90
10 insure; 20 cents to the groom in eyerv in.
stance. Parting with The mare for fe;ts ~. ;n..
surance in every instance. Every care viii :.
taken TO prevent accidents, but no liability sbonIJ
any occur. '''ou'u
~. y Where company of 6 or s mares :,
n'u'e responsible persons, and the Horse
ana groom furnished free of charge as he ia PASS
ing round through the season, | will reduce .b.
sGason sI 10 - and the insurance to $40. IwiIl
a!sc give the same chance to all those who 6,rj
disposed to patronize my Horse upon s.;5 49,.
and conditions. 'eA"t''
PEDIGREE.
y nucephal"s' Jr., was got by J. P. Rogers
bncephalus; he by W,lliamson's Bedford of VIZ.
g'n'a' and he by Old imported Bedford. Ola,
,p"cePnnius dam was by old king Herod, and
hs h;s ~ lwle; lw'g by the old imported James;
n,s f. oan was, according 10 informa tiop. n
Mediey. hucePhalus Juniors dam was no, bw
ola Mh''c Oak Split; he by Lewis Coll ins' SpIis
whose performance Race Horse WAS wall
established on tho Camden Turf, and he on, of.
tns M ola imported Rattle.thc. Cash; Bucephaln,
'rs' g. dam was got by Marcus. =
could !i here publish long list Of certificates
rom different Districts relative 20 b,lcephaIb.
!rs' reputation rs foal gctter, but deem /, ,,sa
'sss' as reference can be had to his printed hills.
ana TO citizens of Sumter District, who IN "a.
seen of his colts and know they will mot snffsr
oy comparison with those IF any other Horse. "a,
,r JAMES y. MclLWAIN. Il
March Ii, 1919. 20 IN,
skN(fNs Spnnish hnlr Sn...i.i 80 s.
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A RE AII1NX

a BEAUTY.
Twas in the bnll.rooiil's mazy round.
a beautious form we saw,
The sweetness of her countcnnnco
Around did many draw;
sho spoke III slvery accents low.
And with syrrn's tongue
heard her whisper to frirnd-
"SuI, go il while you're yG,np.'
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

Thankful for past favours, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his Es-
tabl'shment in Statesburg on the most i'm
proved and approved plan, of the most sim
Pile construction Of the finest finiel,, and of
tho best materials, to wit Steel Saps ami
Steel plated ribs case hardened, in which he
will sell for two dollars per saw. He also
repairs old Gins, and puts them in com
plcte order at the shortest notice. All or.
ders for Gins will be promptly and punctu.
ally attended to-
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statch''rg, S. c. April IL, lS40 2l I,
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Merchants Hotel,
BY STEHIN s. HDIVVGiHe.
Corner of Hing and S0ciciy Streets,

CHAKIESTUN, 5. G.
This Hotel, situated in the business part
of the city, offers every desirable comfort
and convenience to the Travelling Commu-
nifty, and Permanent Boardcrs. The cstab-
lishrnent is conducted strictly on Temper
ance principles. TERMS MODERATE.
TAn Omnibus and Carriage will attend
the Steamboat Wharf, and also to the Rail
Road Depot, for the accommodation OF Pas
sengers.
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