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waIn D2mc1nG ACademys
&&4E - Mr. p. CLissLY respectfully informs iade
and Gentiemn of NevOrenns that Dancing Acatlem,
sIen No. lS6 roydras street, between 81. Cnns
and Carondeist streets where he viii all
fashionable Dances n vogue.
Class for gentlemen from hsfpast6 till 10. every night
Dizzness Of the head entirely waltslne. MIA am
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THE LAST! THE LAST!!-Mrs. MOODY,
L Formerly Mrs. Campbell,) corner Of Poytras and Ca
ondele Streets cosing of her stock and will
only wait her customers until The 10Th December.
she then closes business.
All per indebted Mrs. M. will please make prompt
payments all bills remaining unpaid alter the 10Th will be
given collector,
Mn Moody close business without returning many
thanks Tor the she business
of Tour years. which space of will ever be re-
membered with pleasure. n9 lot
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For SNIG.

lvl Shippers via the New Canal and Captains Of steamers
and vessels trading in the sameThe undersigned shaving
taken the above Warehouse situated The of Mag
noa and Julia right hand side OF the Basn second
10 receive freight for vessels The osrsd Se
the saving drayage and quick dispatch loading
of vessels, they load Immediately from the w arehouss
Terms moderate. GRlNOT co.
n B-The Freret Press Omnibus from the of
Canal and ST. Charles to The doors of the Warehouse
every half hOur. NIL 1m3p
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DANCING ACADEMY-M. and Nine. AN
~ GElINA, Professor, inventor and the first ,-.
intSoducer OF all fashionable Dances has the rt
honor 10 announces TO the respeetabs public that
Carondeet street, No. lSe, between Hsvia and Gil.
rod streets. MA Inns
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~ l. Ned Ned River, AlexsnAria AM Al
Le2a105s lnleIpetlate landings The new All vssv
n. .ll sn Ss,nshes, drsu. h IUKK.
aboys In connection with the hns asame: jstisroa fo,
freight or passage, apply 10 w
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NOTICE-Mr. James Wright having discon-
,inued his interest in the firm Of JAMES WRIGHT
son during the past business season. for reasons which
no longer exist, becomes firm this day. and
solclts the interest Of his friends and former patrons.
To correct general misapprshenson. it is proper to
state that he has inte1es in any other house.
JAMES WRIGHT, Uptcur g. m
ABRAHAM J. WRIGHT. ! a. = """A q w.
NswuTeans, De .emler /, 1851. d3
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H.T = Canal Lime steamer AlOBkA. k-W mtev
L@4>as2] AHrangemsnt-kul Moblle, wa kay St Loais
Pass ChfslIan. MiMaippCiy Biloxi and Fos
aost ou s1pis'. io' the Laks usds. good accom-
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS. n Z
e9ck and the Poncharsan Railroad ts arrival OF he
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MOkNiNGs, viz Pas Chrs.
uan, fascagoula and Bay 81. Louis Freight r,ossvsd
a. me Canai w arenOuse at houss Of the DAY.
Inc last barge tor The boat viii tbs Wszshouss
prompty At ~ O'clock sssy Wednssday and SATURDAY.
O'Clock. Il. SiEDUEs. Arsot
Mo If = i0 MN pA...
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far = rOrAlADamA hlvef-Ihe NeWOr leana
ls6aS4$E3. Montgomery aud wetumpka pacset stesmes
ALABAMA. T. Roberts, Jr., master, viii
" heT eguiar about OF Novemb sr
and wh continue during the leaving port
AMI Montgomery alternate w EDN ESuAfS, Ths Ala.
osma entirely and elegantly finssd and buIls
eA sy for the uale Her peculiar and oux
pets and Isssensers. Of punctuay. and
safety. This line vi prepared renhf
designed tos them large WAREHOUSE Shell Road sds
OF the Canal, application TO
nj If MCDOWELL. In 81 Po,d.a..,
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0e~ n he6uIAr Ten Day View Or eano an1
Nsposan pscxst ssam.s ONC.In Ola
For Napoeon. Boiivsr, Georseasvn Conn.
n,a Lakspor frnceton, Lake foviaencs and all psna-
tons and lnter mediate andassTbs pssos and III
wm Liable. master. wn leave the above rort, q
oh lOhDAI the 9TH ins. At O'Clock fos ieieiat
or pdssdke apply board OF Cuaaohouse sIraf a.
SToSE y WALWURrh. d Teaoapitou l. r.
,GC Inc u VIII give prurlpt and spsciai toa N
Plantation business Lake Bolivsr Cyprcu Ci,usav
Spanish Moss Bacheofs Americas and ri tSsnss H~n, =
and viii be ready freight On Fsidsv aanns d
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DICE-50 tierc es, in store and for sale by
IL do BART 70 ~, 10 Tohon las at
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CUGNAC-3O casks landing ex ship Reindeer,
~ for sale low ia bond. by
daft 4. WOLFF, 50 Camp 81. =
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GIN Al3tislNsss &l

" are pf. ,'are,l IA. eaccu,e nnlcrs To
az, s,ti,; IN m. al:ova .nfe, boil tnr new
work.ad rsp.irs Oar Glms are ,.oi sur.
!.asse ',.s l,y ,.sI,e III the State, possessing
aHs.stsi Mt stss3 q, lie Fai!hie asralsi
80 ~. s., VII, !. saves a great deal
~ wafFht rRfS,,ss We .iso iiss The Steel
r.'Es -, .is set h sci ii, an angie that
:ilaef ,.ft.sI'ii.. y ,ul,r Tie ,slea, staple,
w,sisisE ,isrs,Ii'e;'l regulate the ,infing
i 'i,2fo.Ioa:3t,;F rr,,s.,sss.onstructc ON n
pih', -tr.isl y, .slae, ilie advantages Of
.,igirrt.is, q ! Ii,n.;.h ;snp iurse--all very
9!ra'e' 'sff ~ sar cs,sss,,. oiaTatini :0f a
~ W rHai1isssatta .,ian,ors to call
~. ). hos 1t;N 1Sati,h'e ~ or themselves,
wN.tt 81, ss'tss aga.i.siSlfi public general
!t f.ti hey si,t.i haze no cause to cain.
p.i,in ii.etscf bar woris ar psices.
CABINET MAKING. ss.
W. re a!so prepared 10 do work in the
,.ah ~; 'I:ie--slich as Bedyteatls. Ward.
roses - -. Book setses. Stands, Tables,
EP'W,raS,. NJ, &ef ut short, notice, on
li..rts iuf.iis. si.,5.e s,y,.. 81 So, 5lt s
HUDSON S. BIt0TMER
Opposite The Presbyterian chnrch.
S,'nnervile, April 22, 1sIf. lG
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s From tho South Carolinian.
Rarnia saayille IiasIiSglie.

We cannot publish tl,e following
card without o remark or two. We
are only surprised that such q paper
has not ere this been given to tho
public, for if.any institution in the
State deserves the support and copn.
tenance Of the people Of the State, it
is this school. For forty years it has
stood unrivalled in the South aa a
female college, and for forty years
have its present principals enjoyed
the confidence, not only tof this com.
munity ibus7of the people OF this, and
the adjoining States. /: would be
strange, If, after such an almost un
paralelled torn of we'll deserved con.
tidence, any occurrence Of the nature
allndsdFto Fto-an ilnpropriety for which
the Institution cannot be justly con.
delnned-this long.tried, and well.
conducted ,school should be sacrificed,
especially after it has been promptly
purged Of the offending parties. II
The Institute at Barhamville has
long maintained q high rank, and de-
servedly has it done SO; and many
I ina
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for past fnvours The subscriber aii.h.
es to inform The pnblic tim, he stiil manEfae.
lures Cotton Gins at his establishment In State
burg, on tho most improved ard approved plan.
which lie thinks ,liat tho cotton ginned OF, one
of those gips Of The late Improvement - worsis
al irasi a qisatser of N cent uiofe ihan the col
ton giRRsd on the ordinary Gin. lie elso man
ntactures them on tl,. most simpts cons, ,rnctiou.
Of the fnest finish and Of ihe bst materials to
Wit, Steel Saws aud Steel En,ed ilsbs Case
hardened which ise viii seil Tor % per Saw
lie niso repairs Old gina and puts ihetn In COM
psste order at the shortesi notice. All ofders ios
Gins will be promp,iy and pune,pslly attended
TO. ~ SS3g S3gsyllsEiAff fEsLt.iSON.
Stateburg. Sasates Disa. .. C.. Arril %, 20 II
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The evening Of . life, devoted so saa
intellectual and moral culture Of the
female mind, such ani aspersion OF
fame falls like o calamityen the ven.
cradle principals Of this school. We
may, be able to appreciate the feel.
ings of parents and guardians on On
occurrences Of this nature; but the
promptiand efectual radiance of the
offending party entities the worthy
principals 70 continuance Of that
confidence 50 long and 50 meritori.
ously rcposed in them.
;.ssIn Introducing this card, therefore,
wes prefix these comments unsolicit.
ed, and on our own responsibility
We feel that BarhamyiIle has too
many ties around the hearthstone OF
every family in the State, to permit
them to be rent by on occurrence
which human foresight could not
prevent, and which was remedied
with the most commendable prompsi.
tude., We trust that BnrhamviIle
will continue to receive, under it's
original3 projectors and estcclned
conductors. oil that confidence and
success it 30 rishteously deserves:
TO THE PUBLIC.
In consequence Of an unfortunate
occurrence which recently took
place at the South Carolina Fe-
male Institute, the undersigned i,
friends $of that institution, are sd.
prehensiyc that serious injury will
DO done to it uiloss the public are
properly Informed ofthe facts. The
interest We feel in this excellent in.
stitution, Of which, we think, the
State has reason to be proud, to.
igethcr with our desire to do justice
TO, DR.. Elias Marks, it's worthy
principal, Ga gentleman who has for
the last forty years been iavorahly
known to tho people Of this aud the
adjoining States Us teacher of
young ladies,) has prompted US 10
make the following bricf statement to
gthe public.
t.. We believe the affair has been
very much exaggerated; but how
sarst''r hnprnpricties spoken oi mere
carried wc are not PREPARED II sag,
We deem ~ su.liclrn,, however. Ia
state that, in our Judgment, D..
%Marks Sas Il, nomise 70 ',lan,c; TIA,
froui the first inllma,iun t.r receive;
OF the affair hc has acica with iny
J proper tteelMg, ami property rii
mmseltsandi the institution OF boil,
she' parties charged with offending;
that he has shown no disnositiun 70
screen either Of The offenders, or
conceal their impruacnce or indjs.
cretlon from the public; bu. has
afforded every facility in hi, power to
the thorough investigation Of the
affair, although he was thereby
doing himself q serious peeuniary
injury.
We further beg leave to state thai
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D. J. WlNN,
7SQ:skCrSAY's, ~,

would respectfully infrm his friends an!
ms public gen"r,lily that h.. nnw has On l,api
anu oil n for sale nn rcass,Hi,lr terHi n Ia,e,
anu sr'endi as.mfHs.nt ,pf Cioih., Ca.sin,c,> y,
"a Snspen!cn. Crava,s. Sorks. fine In. ssss
I'll. en- and s'crino Shirts, braves.
Gloves. hands crchi.-fs, I'rns,tcllas, &c.
Men aud Boys Rrn y Made Cio,hing of eve.
~ description mil variety
Complete Military Quilts, t'nif,rm.. Swoei
~ n,ii,.'ts. &r., furnished u; short nticr.
t'nifnrns for Sumter EiEcnirn furni.I,cd on
reasonable ,erErs.
~ His resiin"s arc peculiarly ricl,, consulting
Of far richer fsisrrn than ever previously et
hibiled in this marker. 'o7
Oct. i. 1851 81 &c
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Educational Notice.

The second session of 1he Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin OF,
Tuesday 9Th Of Jnly will, an enlarged nun.
Der Of teachers aud u flat,cring prospect
an increased number Of Pupils. In the
place Of Miss ELLIS resigned TO go North
the Board have unanimously elected NJ 81
T.. SPAIN, and appointed Miss A.SO. R,r-
ley of Charleston, Assistant Teacher in
Music and ornamental literature.
81 D. B. MCLAURIN, See'ry
June, 2J', 1851. ~ If
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MOtice.

Tho Bank Of ,,be s;ssse pf saaih Csr.lina .ys.
wm g nsyis' { f:sst. Of jehm nssi,,
ance of sha Destse. nfiirs Il herrhy given tothr
srssi,nrs G jeha NJ. nnsia, ,fscefsesi, Il, eorae
IN and psssve thsir chfs hei,yr mo, en- ss he fora
the lst eS January Srat, ntsefssiss they will DO
isaeihisd tho henehi &c TN nscrcs ii
An Ess w s'RAT, sssss'ss. =, E.qesss S.
Ansust u, isSl. Slid
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SUMTER HOUSE.

'ffisssSr r. MYERS, would respectfully In.
s,ifa firm tho citizens Of Sumtersille and
E5ssSsss tiic surrounding country that he has
just rstnrne,l from Chnrleston, and has made
arrniIgrmenfsto to receive iC f 1nd SODA WA.
TEX, of every variety, weekly. ,3R ssta.itt
= he has un Hand, and wilt continue to receive
Throughout the season. u Choice n, serimen, o.
&c., nll of which will be disposed Of chcapc,
tir,, was eysr oft5rel boforsi In this place.
4 May 80, tls3O.Fti5i ts't.' 31f' ~ SD d ',f
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Il o. q 81 !! ] r Y., 1
4 From the casHstI bag. Z Z
AF ES TEHE FAsxsEON.

s. { = They ssy :. its Is The fashion, 4. =.
And vainly / protest u
a ssiS, ,IaiHst wearing fowdy 5reeciles,
i.. n Or asspotted wooiiy vest. 3,
I" This the fashion,, | must grin.
!, /. And with resignation .beaFsil,
~ 81 collar ID stiff as tin, s. sssia5
But Tam forced 10 wear II.
Kid glovesl oil. how I. hate en-,
But they are worn by all tho :. ton,' =
Anu lm,,st sport 'em, though il iakes
An hour TO get them on {; i.
II And wear seal rings, gold chains, q,
And. pins, and fiaahysiringed crayHts.
u u And what 10 s;Yorsc than all the reat, H
These clumsy stove-pipc hats. isi
Mustactits and goatses are worn
by man about the town, !"
s, So must, raise a yellow pair, s e.
And Try to3tbink them brown. Ss
often swear to change its hue, ,S'e
II But fear. again 10 try Il,
For once turned my face all blne
In vain attempt to dye I.
Large feet are .'very syulgar,''
.i'll SO I'm forced to pinch up'inine
In boots OF fancy leather,
All gtossed to make them slime.
No matter how il pinches,
i & must not show my passion, xs
Sld But groan and die l,y inches s. y
FL Becanse yit is the fasllioi,sn
4; hliimp INTO the n,aker's, ,l
if ff}Anl show lle,i t6him there. 4
ft With very, i!io,irniui iCotin;epaue
sr fi3Ee Andsveired,en'ly swear 535ss;ft
81 Ibala,ty toes with cnrn's are COVERED,
5jfiHsis But he answcrs with aisniile, s.
x And consoiingly assures iaet ~
They're - the very iatcst ST ylr.ns
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4
as The offending parties have been
removed, and as the institute Is now
under tile sole and exclusive manage.
fnent of Dr. Marks aud his expert.
encsd lslly $50 consider shat all Just
ground of objection to- the institute
has been remos scd, iand that we re.
gard il ut this time as eminently de.
aerying shelsupport aud patronage u
II sisessH...sshk!!::e .i,.Ss
We further state that we have
reeson 70 FEM; ;that unless the friend,
of tho Institute step forward 3so sus
tain it, will he destroyed, Ito the
great astriment Of tho people Of tliis
State. ;fss 40 s
b John Bolton o Neal,
John S. Preston,
! e. E IS ilt,3 FL. Adams,
s. 43ls s g FL Moses, !. ;5, ~
IS ltsg William ] Taylor,
ID. Wilson, III II
William II. Gist, VS.
ssssa s.''2 r. De DeTrsyilie, ssl S.s5as.ts ,3
esti.tlas DR.; William Reynolds,
Il. ]. Goodwyn,
John T.. Manning,
y Harltston Read, jr.
J As Dargan,
George Howe,
r. L. Brnmbv,
$50 John as Crawford, 81
b. M Palmer.
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u oN ofNotices


4 RECEiVEDi !, ,rae1est,om w II. %.
4 RlSi,apiao,, Cbmrua,s %; ths sV,.,.tn
l'onrd OF Commissioners Of R,ia1s iur
Clare'nl6n Conn. ,, dated 26ih .,ente,iiGer \
lhsii TO issuGwurrant to J. II. Prescott, rs..,
as Dyerseerson ,hes ,Nance'sE Ferry sIsoa, {,
telako The hands tcibn3 a'g 10 liz, JnylS
dictioD and work upot q D; lt,r.i !, i
consecntSr days ncco;;,E 10 lI.s, il.
expiration OF Tho Twelve i5ys W..,iy, 4. .i:t,
Road should otalien he III "a ,ai.,sst q, or,
safo ss.nditiuns, upon Information irnis. -, a,
oyrrsesr iG ;stat eif11;Htt, IL ne p6btt.a R, e
0f tlie same This day ] reseiiycd, .baa,;,i-
lion from Mr.. Prescott over seerio tlp. 80 ID
Hanee's Ferry Road, ,la, eha,l agreeable
IN the above insi rnGtioD worked .:ppn in Il
Road Twelve dhys With hl.tifa' hands be-
h,nging To- that Jurislic, on, aud he, con-
sders the Bridge To be entirely .,lusaic,s (t,s
the .6utment'ls entirely ro,te,.,) cserfor a
single fnrsc Ia pass ovef.. Hi;s,'.,Aa'1t
Therefore tie public are warne.. from,
passing over. tie Yanfe's Ferry nn.b y, :
neni and Bridge, both in person and ., !.
perty Of any kind, as y IL reported lone
entirely 1nsafe. ''fs;'4tt',A' q iis,
BY orlcr 0f tic Chairmar. n
!. d. BROGDEN., fIk Z, oas.s Z; &
Nav. 81. iS5i.I 0 t 80 d ,:;ut
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON & LATTA
would respectfully inform his frien,is anh the
public generally, that he is now peeiving u ia.
riety 81 Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
Will Ytil low for cRsl--.'Two ,loors hi,ovc tho
pan,er' Hotel, and iIn,nelia,piy opposite Jan,cs
Dunlap's, esq. .s.asS ~ 80 {a,s N
Cumtcn, $. C.=Dec. 10Th, 1880 u
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a, ANDERSON
u NNMRGM esVsN TisASA-N ~
S.i,ast1,rxitIr. ~. q,

K, jtl ,i,fst-.syitfr. q. e.. ,.'g.
IS, ,RsrPcctfully infn.ms the people of sum. .lss
trr District tlrii M ins i,st fsreivt = ans.
nnw oiicrs for saieihp hest scleatr.: tssnil4:tiF
MOS, choice stock of fsiiEt.sizSss
.,li; shi aid !: ts,ter si6a,,s
I.hst hns ever h.-n brought to this nro rkr,.-
~" t.aa received R.uny new styles af Fall ami
winter Goods, which punhsscrsst would 1lc
We'll 20 examine befor,, buying ewhers.e.its.
biusk,i Bia', Grcen AMI mixc,i Brpa,l. G. cloihcs
Rain and Fancy Carsitnrres: Satin. Velvet,
and Silk Psstinss. Boys anil Mems Cops, DC.
&, 20 ,zss.s h,s s----ALso---t-f .tiltE s;a
b, A'fai and larse snPtly Of lInsicry. Cloves
Snspsniers. Cravats, iIanikerchiefs. DC. DR..
AL pfizwhich will b, sold On TIN most liberal
torms. nnd NJ prices To snit the iiines.i ;7 sai
ee.S Garments manufactured ny abe suhscri.
ger. aud wnrrantsi To give sarisfarlion.r G Or
dcrs froInn diaans'e promptly attended to IS ~
lie may be- found a, the siaipi furmcriy &C.
enptsd by Conway. aud more recently by
81 ss, A. ANDERSON.
81 Oei. 10th. 1851 sst8 IS ~ .a,yl. "
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Plantation for Sale.

The snbscrihes offers for sale lis COTTON
adjniuins lands Of Col. X. Il
Spnnn. and iaurins,inn Jennings Esq. Aisn q
tract Of Pine Lands 3 miles i1sn Snm,c ~ ilie
containing about 1000 ncres.
For terms &c, apply to =. Mayrnn,.
s..s f!.r, GORDON w. BRADLEY
August Istb, 1851 ~
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Hats and Cans,

The subscriber will receive In a few days, q
very fine assortment, nj Seats and Boys lIata
and Caps. which will to sod Oh nansan!ly law
prices u, the store of w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite FL. d. III, Moses' Law Office.
Sept. Is, 1851. a1-if
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Beautiful. Fall Goods,
NOw Gpnc,airan.

Among which are, Rich Changeahc Silks,
Figured do, French Cashmercs, Scotch Poplina
Figured I.ns,rts. Changeable Dominia, Plain
snal Figured Alpacas, Plain and Figured DE
Inines, English and American Prints, de-, will,
a general assortment Of goods, for sale low y,
the store OF
w. ]. FRANCIS.
Opposite r. |. & NJ. Moses Law Ofiice.
October 7. 1851, 50 Il
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Ready Made Clothing.

VIII he rcrristd in 3 few days, q vrrJ
fne Stuck Of llraly Madr Clmhing---tonsis,in,
oi every article vi Gents wear. and will be
cold ln,y, ny W. J. FRANCIS,
Oppis,e r. J. & NJ. Moses Law Office
Sept Is, lS5i. 4i-tf
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CATALOGUE

SIX snd Straw Bonfets. Bibbons, Flowers ind
SILK t;usis, Hceieryl Cloves, Scnrfs. Gsayn,s.
Tegtihrr with cofIipiets assortmant Of lilline.
b. ~ Good.. Dress and Cloak Trimmii,ga, vc.
snns, iiae.i Revolving and cIheS pisspls.
I'ers,.,iot' Caps, Game 4; Shot Bags, poisdyr
Knives. 4! Scissors, isases,.. Gsa.s ,itassiilpg
Toilet Cases, 4, s. &, ~ I -
Musical Instruments. .Sti tsi !. ,.si AS ~
lSritipg Spses. Work Hoxes, Fancy S,ationary,
CosIs' Spool Cotior. co,nnnip do. I'spcs,
ssl pIna, a S III y ~ i;3tS5
Bottoms, ceals, Needles, Pins Rfashss, 90,
Tongues, 80 go ~ .s3 ss ~ s
Soaps, PcrfGmery, jhk.. 'sst ss. s,tsg. .f,.s Vs.
And 2 genstal assortment of Fancy Articles.
Geld and Silver Watches. Jpwrlry. sfssi.ss
Nlarino TiE.o Piece, s:sh !s;s;ut e! 6 !t;,s=,
Common Brass and Waod Clocks, Dc. .,,ig Y q
English and German Gnns, Birf Gags en,l
Trays, and various oihrr articles Roo nuinsruu,
10 n,efton.f .st2s'A'.i',t 4 sStt lfsF . 3
N.B.-just treeeived from Paris tse sus,y,
splendid essurtfRnt of Gilt hnd; t;viti Jrwutfy
ever offered ia This market. tysS f.. O. -. 4
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

SSEIGScSsN - y. HhfNESNfORIII.
tfsS$SsA bxkTisr. vault rrapa ,:u.ivf
~ notify his patrms 'sBd the com.
munisy IN Fcnrrnf. that ic ih,a removed iD Ills.
Residence = nearly oppusite :hc Mite Academy,
where he may be found at all ,imes. I except
when abssnt fr'nI Town on bhsisIess for iaw
days together. oi whichdee no,sis will be gwen.
'Sumterriiiei September z. ISL, 45l3in
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Segars and Tobacco,

3 A very sne lot OF Spanish Segars; also isns
hewing Tobacco, jas, rcoeived and for sale low
Y W. J. FRANCES.
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Clothing! Clothing!

q I'd y
% PER CENT CHEAPER THAN csS ~
PURCHASES. Er.sEwHEHE; itl
T.. Il II. BAUM nour.I respectfully csl; IN.
attention nf the inhabitants af Sumter District
nmd sir,nity to their splendid assor,nasn, Of
Ciothing, such as SsSls
DTcss, Sack. :saal s'rors!
Coats /:
warranted NIL Of the lnst Workmanship and Of
the finest auality and ma'en.,l; nisn. ine
IS Satin Vests, Gassiasscre
saagsis.
AMI al! Uiacr articles connected with n gentle.
mans furnishing department. On, rnoiio shall
IN . smnli profits and quick sulos.' We can
nssnrc nll ihoc whu paIrnnise ,,s they csnnot
bny The s;sBr articles elsewhere ut snch low
prices. Please call ap,i s,e, md examine for
ynnTsrivcs nj our S-w AMI fas boHr.blr Store.
No. 32' Kipe-si., Charleston. 5. G.. Ala 81,
their Store III tie"rselown, b. T..
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lsd5IIarlestcll a 0Dertiss,nriIiSs
Gil All s.. ~.
4 lpsKsE;Dxs, III ass sss,rnsz
q G d. 4 30,



nfascT iiisoh TEss Of Eniutxsfi f,fS fsoosaaa
are hapes 10 fafenn ieis fricssds and esis,onirfs
slint Hey nfrs n,ss TrCelviiB hs srssfy afssfsB
from E1rops ~ m see,plete = stock
staple nnsa Fsasaey Esry 81 psssas
sss he's s,ery been pfssrsd 8. al.is mar
GOOD GOODS AaE; FL ;i,isIsIiEDsATs
Low EsEgzasEsss
and iI,ose asho p,irca,e Id their tisy sse ipsi.
ted 10 examine their which. vii be Eni,d
rsIliasi 81 adnpssd 81 tbs t;eltfisfn sFflde.
i.s So LADIES ilkES E,fiui,s ~ ND
DOMESTIC EsABRIGS Al M
NJ IVI7sx va RTE hi or
NEGRo g CLOTHES, tBi4a FKE'fs' ND
PLANTATION DRY IA
CoaIPEETE ASS ORTaiEr,Ts 3
OusE-K EEP lN G; re LES.
inil slock of EAfsIMFsRS vEBTiNe:S md
CLO,TIiS !: also, fifi tsS s. whiri will Be found
Jfcr fssat ai,y mixIufs OF CSsfpia So
Ali articles sold arss sIsiItirtl ~ pFoys az
represented. - " 81
ss sTcrns--C Cash or City nf.,eptnnse.
sS e.. q Il. j. x EisRISON AZ I 90. 81 =s;:.
20e Nsfih. .xRest CsfueE
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.Msafsea

Persons having Demands against tttia Ea.
into of r. Richardson, Doc "a, are requested
TO present thanl duly a,,estea, and those In
dehted TO make pnYiaent 70 I II Z
s.,,,a, C. M. RICHARDSON.
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