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valenciennes Lsce.-Just received, a very
extensive stock Of choice patterns, and very cheap
icing twenty-five cent less than usual prices Also
Shoioe stock Of Black Lace Mts Honiton Caps Hosiery
1lAess EmbroiaeIies, &c. at PETER ROBERTS, No. 375
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No man is hero to his valet, 1t IL said;
And we .dd that no man looks like gentleman unless
Gle perfect In their style and really the city
may be had promptly, to order at GREENS As.or House.
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CHRIsTY's OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS Hall

CHRIsTY'g OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL.
" No. 72 Broadway. above 1rand s,reet.-Open ever
aight during the week until further notice The original
and we'll known CHRISTY'S MINsTRELS. comprising An
enosd psItormsrs under The nsnsxsment Of Z. Chris
have been received with favor by highly respectable
and fashisuable audiences Tickets cents Doors open
Of Cfrstys hnstrss respectfully informed that
Saturday Afternoon Concerts will be dsoon dnued for the
future.
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GoUraud's Liquid Dye converts Red or
Fay hair to black or brown instantly Italian Medcs.d
tile urroots hair from low foreheads Rouge Lily White
and Hair Restorative at " Walker street. Broadway
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RESTAURANTS.


EREE LUNCH.-s. BURNsToNE TAKES PLEASURE
e invite h. friends and M .hs public IL general par
ss ., bis ss ansh Which Will &c served up IN the ansss
isrr.hsd Bro.Sw.y Restaurant No Ss nearly opposite
GIRO yENIESrIpys ossA.- EPIcyREAYs WALK
Of that .IqGi1se dish Green Turtle Soup A. P.msr.
also S.d The sss:s Of Old Al. "a the world and
LIME OLD ALE. AT THE STAR, 81 LrsPENARp
.osr Al. New M Ss
X. sn. p. A ss s 1Ps Of
par. Nth any On dr.rshs IN This being in the finest
hen. Dinner from i 70 iP: 4; = ,T,,, n..',...
7 AIDES DEPARTMENT AT sHELLEY's-ENrRANoE
..s.slishmsnt with iadis. sen-
I sss 81 ss' s%
sS G .ns IN 'Is, sueus for
Ss;' %s Sy .S; .sS s q: s%
Bay Summer Oysters the interesting sub
SnELLErs woopcocK. SOFT CRABS. FROGS.
Nayon.ss lamb chops. turtle 'ssks salmon. -ish thou
Little S:si clans, forge; x.hs Ts.
CHELLEY's Is TO NEW YORK WHAT THE RocaER
De G1s. Z. 'sS SS:r s :so au s5i@S ss
sSass,s Bay oysssr. ssS he Ten sSSs.snd other srt
esy prepared vsnds and those earositio. q vatsse
yivs esn.,iuticn. viys Muliss..wssy soup. and bs
rSirsshins Little Neck clans and Marshall festivals.
A LA LANTERNE, NOT IN THE REvoLurIoNARY
"a ssnihesnse Of the tern / e. 70 Be hung thereto but
f and An.hony there Go hang ia RAP.
der ,he sna .O,,ly masoiassnss Witch
rbsrsn, and not TO indulge 4, the EPeuresn prodas
ss % s +. "sen.ss 10 ,1s ts eonns ia
so"dsis Sf the Ssr.h.i festival. ''''''' : - '''
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EXCURnIOMs.

EXCURAIONB.
CUNDAY ExcURsIoNs-ro FLUSHING: FARE Is
- cents each The and beautiful steamer ISLAND
CITY CAPT sss REYNOLDS will aud after Sunday, Au
sust TO- l6l leave FULTON MARKET Slip, at ocsok NJ
and and NJ Returning leave Flushing at l0I o'clock
a. ", and ~ I'M landing at the foot Of Broome aud
Tenth sreee, Esst River each The Island City will
leave Flushing on Saturday eveuins At half past o'clock
RAND ExcuRsIoN TO THE FISHING BANKS
" every day, except saturdaysrare rs cents each way
The veil hnown zee steamer BUFFALO, Capt smith, viii
Leave HanmsnS am ss,s.t :. ~ n Canal street 0rsss
A. ~ s,I,sss2 r,csr.s =. Hss'hnsa sshias ss's'
GRAND RxCURsIoNs TO coNEY ISLAND, LAND.
~ Ing a. Fort Hamilton each WARFARE l2k sents.-
The steamer SANTA CLAUS, cApA T. n. Holman, v maks
daily ueussons. leaving foiiovsMcrnins Trie-rrcm
sPrine efest a. hall psst ecleek. pk and halfpsst
H. and ~ From pier n. r., ~ hAifpast6 10, and
tosioeh norsing trip frou Fort Hsmiites stsA- n Ne
picNIc EXCURSION AND coTILLoN PARTY. OF
the West houpt Vernon Association, their grounds,
a. the Hunts Rridse Rsilrosd stston-Th members of
Join them In an ex urson Monday the 18th inst The
Hsrlem csrs with hand Of music will the City Hall
bali past o'clock and also at 10 o'clock returning AZ
belt psst o'clock and half past NJ Tickets for the
excursion s cents which obtained at the regular
meeting Of the association at Mechanics Hall 170 Hester
JNO. n LUTHER President
r L. MURPHY, Vice President
ffRpfSArp hvNrSn, Secretary.
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What everybody says must be true, and
sssers the superiority and excel
lence OF Beas Hair Restorative Thousands have through
IT'S sgepcy obtained plentiful growth Of beautiful hair
rfing cost and all loud In its rrase The prn-
eipal Office Is at li3 Nassau street, NY
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Booty, Beaufy, and utility, IL the mOtte
o. BkOOksS New York Boot and Shoe Emporium $50 Ful
son street. advise ell wko In good hand
some and fashion able Boos Shoes Caters drop in
q this well stocked where thing
rect to be had that be dreamed Of shaped
able and durable at prices exceedingly low Re
member the number. $50 Fulton street.
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THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH HAS EN-
gagged Trpler Hall for month"; and will have the
honor Of giving series Of his grand drawing room
ainents Of Soirees Fantastiques which for elegance
and interest have met with unve sal
out al Europe Professor Anderson begs most respectfully
to call attention TO his future announcements.
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Vhe cornerstone OF the Second Methodist
Episcopal Church, Brooklyn. OF Gold and York
;srrs' wi be aid on MoSday the llsh inst. At ool,ek
dresses collection will be taken to aid in building
The public invited to attend T. TABER Secretary
Hepburn's A.. and 5s. Black Teas arc cre-
ns An in mense ensstion for their quail
and HIS Il:
sugars and other are urnS equally good
The best adva1tase he is confident he give them
facon and them he only desires their inspec
and ''f northwest corner OF '''''l
Selling Out Cheap to close the summer
frsse and %sss room for new fall goods-HITCHCocK
selling out their summer Silks Bareges Muslns
n.nsill.s Lawns &C. &c for less than actual cost and
nave resoy In store hne Of elegant Fall Goods
valenciennes Lsce.-Just received, a very
ssssvs .ss stock Of choice patterns and cheap.
sheiss ssook Of BLACK Sii. Moascn cse Hosiery
Srssaw:y | .%'''a''''' &C., At PETER ROBERTS No. SS
Great has been the excitement In the Fire
A.si:tans ErsnesIs still about
Smith. yr q iOs Fulton sss always on hsad manu-
T. SMITH, Jr, of lo2 Fulton street.
No man is hero to his valet, It IL said;
nGs nas e Looks Gss unless he
ss sn STYLE 70 crsa as s. re- sea The S:
Booty, Beauty, and UtIity, IL the motto
t BkooKsS New York Boot and Shoe Emporium, $50 Fu
son street advise sl whs are in want Of good hand
e. this well where thing the
fest to be had that be dreamed Of
Ashen able and durable at prices exceedingly low. Re-
member the number. $50 Fulton street.
What everybody says must be true, and
Hair sps
its sgepcy obtained plentiful growth of beautiful hair
spai Once is At iiS Nassau street N. z. p''A'
GoUraud's Liquid Dye converts Red or
gray hair TO black or brown instantly italian Medcated
Ssap cures pimples tan eunburs reckle3 Poudre
tile uproots hair from low forehcads Rouge Lily White
and Hair Restorative ~ Walker street. near Brosdway
Haix Dye and Wigs can be found In the
gfeatsst perfection at Batehelors Wall street. His Wigs
are unequAd for natural and durability His
Hhr Dye 10 % favorably known IL needs comment; II
ean b procured also from all the Druggists aad Psume
In tewA AAd country
Who has not heard OF the Orange Lotion,
lopssed and fairly proved .uther OF the skin
pexon Any one who desires the most elegant
for removing pimpse frechles tan sunburn &c. sho1ld
- and obtain this Sold BY Kushton Clark
Z Co.
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AAUoRRBnVD.

[ TAEsdLE vAKDENiEFIFTEENTHsUN SUNDAY EVENING
IN two solo The Of The Iss
Ian Opera under the personal direction Of Max MarsleS
sramme;,Part IL Overture Fra Diavoio." Asher; 3
Somnamhulists Wanderings, rauss; Grand sr
violin, Souvenir dc Bellin executed BY Mr. O. Krolm an
Aftot; Selections from the Oratoro Of Ssabat
Rossni; An Invitation, tma hers Maretxek Part
ILE6 Overture "Ls Gs,.s Ladra," RSssai Joys Of
Carnival de Venice, executed by Nc Kronan Pagsnia
Soldiers yoys Lanner 10. Farewell to Berlin, rand
March, Gungl. Performance at clocf pra
eisely. No Postponement account of ths weather.
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ID EADINg FOR GENTLEMEN.-THE COMFORT OF
IL having clean clothing this sultry weather we'll mani
ted $50 Pearl street, Broadway, where
ret spy nifty Of clothing either cleaned dyed
sterea repaired at short notice Coats elssned and
pressed psntaoons s. Artices sent for
any part Of the city by csll or note 70 A. CORTlS5OS
Pa ate of Murray street
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LIQUORS.

DRANDIEs LANDING, PER BARK FIsTIpALEN,
ID at Pier No. g. North River.
1871 cssts sirnette, -.
Is DO. Cognac Francis lst 1s49 80, Pale and dark.
80 one-eighth casks Cognac, Grapes ls4s. y
For sale L. H. SIMPSON sons Importers 10 Beaver e.
THE CHOICEST OLD BRANDIEs. WINES, &C &C,
In bottle ard drsught, at the celebrated Brandy
Store 40 Broome street, OF Crosby universally
known the place 10 get genuine article. and cheaper
than any other house In the city.
CAn DOZEN ST. JULIEN ST. EsTEPaE, AND MAR
COO gsux Clarct-Just received. new supply Of the
above wines OF la s 1884, and 22s dozen. bottles
returned at the celebrated Brandy Store 40 Broome street,
corner Of Crosby
u,xrRA BLACKpERRY BRANDy-THIs JUSTLY
Il celebrated remedy for bowel complaints Manufactured
from Brandy exrey for and for sale BY
sTEPHES v. ALBk0. s1s Bovery. cor. Bond st.
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CI.OTHIN0.

1QE1 FALL CLoTHINo.-wE WOULD RESPECT.
loOl fully invite western and Southern merchants
call and look Through out stock o fall and winter Cot
before purchasing elsewhere We hstter
our prepared for the approaching season will
found greater extent and variety than has ever been
M BY In the trade Our erertions and ar
raneemente Tor supplying everything that elegant ana
we'll svine 70 garments the ~ and hnish oi
the best custom work 10 proved 10 he duly appreciated
In Of sales 70 all sections OF the
country constantly receive from cur eustcmers the
gratifying reports that our garments always meet chsn
ready ssle beeds determined 20 be undersoe
by no house In trade vithsute for the
riori,y of the nahe Of our Esrments d. - pEvLIN
81 and A. Iehu street. corner of Nasssu.
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CAsr orr CLOTHING, FURNITURE. FANCY
~ Dresses. Firearms, Watches and Jewelry wanted-
thirty Ger the usual price received for the
shove making application to the subscriber whe viii
sttend sppoin Ladies attended by Mrs, Lyon
ISAAC q. LYON. IL Wall street. Basement
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woR SALE AMI, TO LEr.

BROADWAY PROPERTY To RGNT.-A VALUABLE
Property Broadway vii, DO Leased altered for
buspess purposes to suit appieapts Apply % WILLIAM
GIBsON ~ his Decorative Estsbzhmsnt. 374 and 37j
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EREE LUNCH:-s. BURNsToNE TAKES PLEASURE
,.s shs ts III nrn s;sh .ha LII ie paoo IA PAT
style every day 81 II o'clock, AN at his most elegantly
furnished Broadway Restaurant, No. 3 nearly opposite
the Broadway Theatre, entrance In Anthony street.
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade.
IN GS,IisaR ilsssTe II
Il. w. S. Eg gA,lNdSHe GET,
253 and aJ5 .S,fn EisTI,I. i.;; : /

4 "a $40 uittht
One door be iasy sssentworth..S Street,
would ii isa pcrlfsliy invite ihc attrn.
tio OF our friends nIi customers In the country,
70 on. extensive Steck Of DIR when
they visit nur City. sl,ynys in hard
5..st fa,S SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
rsn.i.ting of Ge8rgsia riaines md k.rse,s.
Alaiiatna - do d,t. d3t.. 3
Plain mil Strifrtl Gshss Is fiS
Biearhssl diid i}tossn, Doa,es;ics 81
tsUpEK IGFfiIi ANKETs4-DlRECT.
aIPoisf'A AIItjss asi.s
~ would also pirt ieusaily inS lie attention.
Dur lalPoRa,sasitlNsof of Silks and DRESS
GOODS. being er,c Of tle L6ItsEST'
.srocKs NTIIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
&enrs aiso Jpifshssed to farnisi, every article
II, tlis Dry Goods 1ijb,, Viz !: Husiefs, Golrcs.
Ebenn; Flanneiss Itn,s. Gasin'crS, Bcn,ha xinea,
AlIfccns. Ncn.npcs, .Iatis,e.h bin ies fsliies,
Plaidss aarone.a ind Swiss afnslins. Furnitiire
Di,nity. Prints. GiHghams, Sla,sis, Laces, Etlg.
ing. kihb2ns, rPnipipgsI ac., 5c. sfigs
ST 9pieiisBes 70; LIS l., dS-.6
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate in the
Town Of SumterVilIe

The entire lot On which is situated tho
SUMTER HOTEL nnw occupied Ivy MIR,
Mycrsi formerly by Mr.. Windi,aul. Mr..
Dinkrs, and others. The hcw buildings
on the lot are, large convenient two s,o.
ry establishments just lin pied and OCCURRED
hy by Mr.. Flowers as {, CARRIAGE MA
KING ESTABLISHMENT. with Black
smith Shop attached the Store occupied
by DR., Mciie;i rs an APOTHECARf, the
SIORE-tiOu@E + occupied ty Mr. Folsom
aud DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
under the same roof by myself. The STA
h!es ON the premises are new and afford
accommodation for SIXTY HEAD OF
HORSES The rent OF tho buildings cX-
elusive at tho Tavern itself (Which rents
for three hundred dnilars) is worth seven
hu 'drt'l and fifty dollars. The wl.o'c will
be disposed Of chcup ior cash, or on a credit
TO an approved purchaser. Apply on The
premises 80 WM WEIR.
Oct 2Sll,, 1851 II
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Il Y:.MEN EAL,

Married, on The evening Of the 5tl, ius,nnt, by
Che Rev. y. GRAHAM, THOMAS RIVERS,
Esq, ahd Miss w. O'S'rEEN.
- Also. ON the 9th insnnt, by the Rev. n. GRA-
liam, 9Ir. JOHN DAVIS, and Miss ELIZA.
BETH, ,eeitlest dnttshter Of JAMES Hodge, OF
Sumter Dis,ricIS
! Also, By tho same, on the 9th inst, I.ABAS
HODGE, ESD. and Miss ELIZABETH
JONES, NIL Of Sumter District.
Also, on The 30th ui,., ny ti.c Rev. RIcIrhap
lioofRR, Gcnerll SAM GEE Il. .CIIANDLEit,
Of Sopti. Carolina, and Miss MARY J.ButCH,
of Macbn, Geosyiu.
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New and Interesting Work
IN PRESS ASD WILL SHORTLY RE runLIsiiED 4
life OF Robert Emmett,

The Celebrated Irish Patriot and .N0riyr.
The Undersigned has mo,Y in course OF print.
ing, n new work entitled ns above. Il contains
n full account Of tho life of this distinguished
man---oi his trial, condemnation and execution;
also his ccrbntcd speeches made on various
occasions, with many interesting incidents con-
ncctcd with his life never before rublHlicd IL
nlso contains biographical sketch Of TuoMAs
ADDS EMMEr the celebrated Irish and Ameyi.
can Barristcr.
The work has also copio,ts Appendix. cm.
bracing the following contents a minute nc.
count uf the plan Of the InslfTrrciion Of 1908 !;
n sketch ofthc life ofTuEoHoLD WoLfE ToSE:
The Irish Foreman Of '9S; Tie Irshman' :
Revenge, n story of l798; AMI II sho.t sketch Of
the trial OF SMITH O'llRiEN, TifoMAs MEAGuEn.
and other patriots of lSiS, with their remarks
in defence.
Altogether it is one Of the most interesting
DOCKS ever published. Ii will be printed on
good paper, from large type, and will contain
about 300 pages, beautifully bound In colorcd
muslin, embossed; and in order 10 place il with.
III reach OF NIL cRsscs of readers, Il will bc sold
ut ONE DOLLAR PER cory.
Subscription lists may be found at the book
stores OF Cotfttenay d Wicngcs, Charleston ;
Chase IL Peterson; or wm. n. White d. Broth.
crs, Athens, Ga; Burke d. Deming, Madison,
Ca; Joseph a Carrie t& Co., Augusta, Gu !;
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Atlanta ~ II Orders addressed to the under
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South Carolina--Su Dist
By w ili:IVIS,t Esqr., O,tiiaarp q,

~ NJ LEWIS Esqr., Ordinary sf.f
said District, 'ts]
2 Whereas, Margaret Z. Richardson ha,ll
applied to mic i6f Lstiers Of Administration
OF, nj and singular tie goods and clint,els.
rights and creditors OF w. ID. Richardson,
late of the District aforesaih deceased.
These are, therefore, In cite and ad,non-
ish all.nnd singular, the kindred and crctli-
tors Of tho said deceased, TO be and appear
before me atour next Ordinary's Court for
the said, District. TO BIO holden at Sumter
Court House on Fridhy the 21st day Of
November inst, TO shew cause, Il any, Why
the said administration should not be
granted. Is 81 ti
Given under my hand and seal this
9th ydayof August in tho .yeaf OF
tt. 81 our Lord, one thousand eight hun
4 drcd and tifty-one, and in the 75,h
year OF American Independence.
w. LEWIS; b. s. b.
y November j 1851. !, q
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not cleared. apaust 8 siock of q. iB bales

not cleared aagnuist a STOCK Of 222, 8 40 bales
.sauies Time Eist yeitr. ;s Is
:saI'ho tntnl receipts since our iasssrsport
gHpuiit 80 4 Z, ia2 stJnles, {against a. ,047
bales SAM, time last year,) milking ii grand
total since illo LIST eptenibcrt0i the laicst
i;ilutes s,l bales, aitainst l56, 9TH
6alssille satla time eslastsyeist and 2aS0, ,067
bales tlle year previous. .ss "
ri Oar last weekly fefiew having been
pnhi,slied ono dayailer lis customary tinie..
|siIepreseDt rcp.,rl. consequently ,toinprises
the irAnsactsoiss;o ;of nnly y5tive days.
sss The UpInnif fuarket. .ionF Friday, the ;3ist
ult, ,It;scit with n go1l lemlnn at the
reIuctipns of, ] 81 ID which holders had
sub,liltetl to on The Vclneslay tprGsit,us.
'catsc8Henls Of the ;EIropa's accounts, the
sales pistlel day having ,nlnnuniea IL near
1870 bales: Far yi,al.sy NJ 8 l.S.
The inquiry dns Saturday, the first day
of the week fsnow under review, although
less active! still continued to n si.ir extent,
Myf Is liking at,out 100 bales. at
unchanged prices. On Monday, after Tho
opening Of il,e snhrkch with hut an easy
dcinnnN tbs Franklin's udyiccs, three DAVIS
later tiIun{tilie Europa, were y rocc,ycd
,toMAris mon. The reported continuation
OF afslepfessel and dronping market at
acknowledgements tieariy 4lI,ai cessation
1pcn,t ous in ours for The remainder of tho
day: The sales hayipg amounted 10 only 3iO
baics.A~S 1885, s9S55st
xsiO On Tuesday buyers demanded i. re.
duclior, which holders, in order 10 effect
sales were compelled to gruni: and with
;guitean active inquiry. lnct freely bythe
lal,er--up@nrdss suisl7oU bales cha,tect
hands. On Wcdnesday, The demand
continued to a far ex,ent--bul, as generally
fewrc'i 10 w, nj tjrn,cr prices, and more
Fin. favor Of holders, the transactions footing
;li1l bales. a. Yesterday tho transactions
reached about 1000 bacs--ihe market
again exhibiting rather an unsettled
cl'aracter, and prices comparatively r-
however, any duutable
el,auge since, The previous Wednesday.
The Total transactions from Saturday las,
have amounted tn $500 bales, ut the
following particulars: 80 bales ut 8 1t,
7ntat l-S, ll2I al ., 537 al 7 is, 1919 a,
z 81, $40 AT Z ,5.S. l2l,nt Z GIG. 9UI al
= -: l39 nj 3.S, l4ut7 5.l6, 90 NJ Z
is, i nj Z, a. nj q IA. % AT 6 G.s, al at
G l:2, Lat Il Ia, 10 ats. Tho following
quotations.: Liycrpop classification Viii
:ttortt7an ii,,lr1 ot the market for The ,wn
Inst days. inferior Ga Gll.2 ordinary q ) 3
"a 6. 3td, low TO gnol miidlrng 4 "a Z 3,S;
,midd!ng fair Z. I'D, fair To strictly fair 8 d
> li8i good fair LII - Courier. .srB
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Notice.

Steamer PEE DEE lids Gommcnccd her
trips up 10 Wrighis Dlnn. which will continue
as long as any Freight oiers. The subscriber
niso has n pair OF New Match Bouts which viii
DC ready to rccuise Cotton by the LIST Of No.
yember: Tlc Canal being in line order, shippers
may rely On getting ihrir produce 10 market.
u. s. TlNDAI..
S.-The subscriber also lis i l:ir,n. lot pf
Goois. Groceries, md other articles 10 suit tho
country trade, which will be sold as low us any
country market s& j. S. r.
October ~, 1851. Lii.
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The London House store.

80 A = AlAaAsANAlV1SsS{
THE Full of ,l.a eYpntjul 1851 I'm,
u wing arrived, md SLndiess again.
returning TO ileir Southern homes, .lic Propric.
tor sof ilte abDye Establishment bcgs niost re-
s.Pcctfnlly 70 cali their atlen,on 10 the iollos.
l isSRilSs dsa ssasssasa s
! HEN; es pfessly for iiis Es - '4cnt.
H',ai,iic and HInpo. at.Notiee.5
OF psNiSf'.o OF THE ;REA1 iAi.t.
'rlie Ia,liss Eaf GAaf sahd ,ae 'bi,biis
ssy u .sa 9 ESbo Iious@Il iaSjsfs ''si s s.
opened for sale, 60 eascs of British, French and
Scotch Manufactured Goods, suited Tor HE,
1 Autumn tr.idrs Of tlia most fhstiopabIe nini
elegant stylss, newest .designs, Mid f6r qiniity
ana price rpassed by no oilie- House In she
The following extraordinary Md ai,fnciise
Lots Will be throsxfp,oIan for iiiblic Inspection
and comparison with other Houses, and NIL I'VE
desire Is coaFETirioN, which Ia the soul Of
CASE No. - Rcaa,ifal Chcnic. r;rh,;
shangeabie and plain Black SIlks,. of Lypsis;,
SPitnicid md Mnnchestef ,inaile af ttts yeat
s Fall siyieE iso; Engl..A!., l3Iatk crataa. sp
mntnli liic FIST Black Dncnpes and Giaciea, and
E CASES No. Is a:as;h,aln ,ooo p.soea 81
superb Bonnet Ribbons, of the newest, STYLES.
; Prices from IL l.2 eefiis - the riel.sas sn4sis
produced is 5t AZ -. ..
Rich and elegant Sash Ribbons, in oil ihe
fashionable and ynriegniei eoiorr, both iri
Shnded and Tartan liaida. s5
" CASE. No. 5.--I Iidt extra tdinnry 500 E.rrcs
of tho richest tlsaiity Clisnic EirncIi Ijllist.
Ribbons, Il n "a & -
s 2 CASES No. 6. q, 3, 3, 10, il, J, io, 10, ia. IS
ana IJ Contain :. Eletea 7 'Aoasaad Eciiaefs,,;
of the EnGs.sh Dni,s.a hlei lne P.sass and
improved plai,s the pesvest Es,sps INT,
OUT In london md Paris. These goods 'are
nianufac ctuIea csprcasiy for s.sa Lontlon Hotise,
hose repnie for .:aiv goo.ls stands tinriyailei
in tho EhitsI Sietra, so they Garso direct from
first cost Man ntnctured In London, Luton and
/ lBBnsinble;i also Tho tslehtutnd makers of Vyya
4 Bon s9ssSls tts iiipori Ind SCI, both whole
sale md sctaiI: a s S. ).
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State Of South Carolina,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Oct 90, 1851.
Whereas il is nj all times proper for people
TO humble themselves before Almighty God. TO
express their dependence upon Him. and TO &c.
knowledge their gratitude to Him for his nuiiibct.
less mcrcles,
Now be. il known that I, JOHN III. MEANS,
Governor in and over the Stale Of South Caro-
linn, do isur this my Proclamation, setting apart
FRIDAY, the 2lst Of November next, rs day
of Thanksgiving, Hnailiafion and Prayer
ON which day earnestly request that NIL secular
business be suspended, and cordially invite all
religious denomination Throughout the State TO
assemble nj the. respective places Of worship, to
render thanks 10 Almighty God for the many
nndescrved blessings io has bestowed upon is,
md 10 mpore his continuance Of tho same--;o
humble ourselves before lin, on account Of our
manifold sins as n pcoplc aud. In view Of the
dangers which threaten orr Institutions, fer.
rcntly to pray that our rulers may be inspired
by wisdom from on high, so their colinscls may
bc directed in that course which will rcdouni to
HIS lory, and ;hc good of our beloved State.
Given under my hand and Tho setd Of The
State, this 9Th day of October, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun.
'lred and flty.onc. i
By the Governor: JOHN III. MEANS.
BENJAMIs PERRY, Secretary of State. .
Nov. a. 2-.3t.
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e& l'nE subscriber has The pleasure
6lasni Informing his friends aud customers
generally, That his Health, has SO lar recoy.
cred rs h to cnahlc h;In to takc charge OF his
business again.
Truly thankful for past fuvors, hopes 10
he able 10 serve all who favor lin to,hsir
entire satisfaction. He has Just received
a largo assortment Nf almost every article
usual Kept iii His line.
h FREEMAN IlOYT.
November 4. 1851. 2l6t