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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-12-08
RICH FaLL DRY GOODS.
GRAY BROTHERS,

AUGUSTA, GA5
DEG to inform the public, that their Fail Stock
ID of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
is now complete. In addition to our Store we have
added handsome
Silk and Dress Goods Department,
where will BE- found the Richest Dress Fabrics OF
the season. nj the lowest New York cash prices
Among which are:
Rich Rrocadc Dress SILKS ard S.tTlNS;
Extra fine white and black Brocalc Silks and
Sans plain and Chameleon do;
Plaid and Striped silks; rich Irish P"plns and
Tabnc,s;
Rich colorcd and black silk Ncvcts
Rich Satin Er"clc Casllncrcsi
Extra fine Satns, American
i ack and White Watrrcd Silks;
Plain black silks, al widihs
Small figured black Silks Half Mourning Silks.
Black and cuorcd Alplc;s aud BoniLazincs;
Black and colorcd Brocalc .Alpacas:
French and English Alrrinns and Cashmcrcs;
Muslin Drlaincs. Ginglinms and Calico i'll great
variety of styles and prices;
In our Cloak and Shawl Department,
Will BE- found. the latest styles of coIorei and
back VELVET CLOAKS, SACKS and MAN
TlLLAS,
Cloth Cloaks and AIantillas. neat and comfortable,
Isl X, COl q ana W lcrcu DIN NI'iIiLIin, "i u" n''
I.nilg and Square Woolcn Shaws, in great variety
Plain Grape Slrawls. very low priced,
4 few extra rich Emb Grape Shaws.
In our Domestic Department
We can say that we keep all the fa,"rc b"nns "'
KERSEYS, OSNABCRGS and BLANKETS,
and can afford to sell them at factory prices as well
us our nriglbnrs.
Sp"c,a attention is requested to 80 bales of the
best KERSEY ever brought South. bought at auc-
ti"n,) 5 cents per yard less than factory prices,
Sltincts Jeans, Twccds, Cloths, Cassilncrcs, and
Flanncls of NIL kinds,
And great variety of other GOODS, to which
We request the attention of the public.
Oct &c II al
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CARPETS,

GRAY BROTHERS, Augusta. Ga, have now
VI in Store u full supply of Rich and Elegant
Brussels; Thrccply, ngrane and Cotton CARPETS
with Rugs and Druggcts 10 match, which they
offer 10 The public cheap.
Nov u III
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Gloakilg,

DICII Colorcd and Black VET.VI:TS Of various
N kinds for Alantillas and Clnaks. \ few pieces
Of handsome polished CLOTH for Ladies' C'onkS,
with some Of the richest trimmings made. For
sale cheap ut GRAY BROIllERS
Augusta Ga, Nov II 1T
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

-INIII3Y will be sold on time to suit purchasers
l. from one to five years. Interest paid annually
Enquire Of Mr., W. Z. Butler, Edgeficld e. IT,
DEG It iG
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Warehouse and Commission
BUSINESS,
HAMBURG, s. C..

A WALKER & CO., beg leave to inform the
~ public generally, that they continue The
Warehouse & Commission Business
at the stand occupied by them for the two past
Seasons, and previously by WALKER S BRAufonD.
The Warehouse is in good order, and being To-
Gated in the highest part Of Town. is safe from high
water. The late freShet barely reaching the lower
ioors-not the least damage was done to Cotton.
a. WALKER will devote his personal attention,
exclusively the business and hopes from long ex-
pcrencr, and desire to please, that none will leave
the establishment dissatisfied.
Those who paronize our Warc-llouse, will he
kept constantly advised Of the state Of the produce
markets.
Cash advances made on produce in store, when
desired. \. WALKER,
y. /. ADAMS.
Oct o. Gm Al
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- SGpao
TNIIE Undersigned frclin" thankful for the very
i liberal patronage heretofore bestowed "n him.
would say to his friends that he intends carrying
ON th, business on his own account, and therefore
solicits n continuance of Isst flv"rs.
F. NJ NICHOLAS.
Oct2o If 40
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Notice.

A IL Notes due the Subscriber, Individually or
IA as Executor, are placed IN the Bank of Ham
burg, for collection. Those indebted will please
make immediate payment.
DR.. John NJ. Galphin, will act as my Attorney,
during my absence from the State.
Dec a3, t.
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Feb -
Pickles, &c.

TUsT Receiving fresh supply of Pickles, Pre-
y serves, Sardeins, Lobsters, Salmon, Citron
Raisins. Prunes, Essences ioJ Cooking Fresh Mus
tard, &c. S. Z. BOWERS.
Hamburg April u If 16
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Family Groceries,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE FOLLOWING

A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE FOLLOWING
-ARTICLEs.-
Bacon, Lard and Flour, Mustard in Boxer,
Beef Tongues, Capers,
Cheese, Fruits in Brandy,
Pine Apple Cheese, Strawberry, Ra,pbury,
Mackere, in Barrels and Blackbury Jams and
Kits, Jellys,
Salmon, in Kits, Pick'd sarraira.s, Strawbury.
Fresh Salmon, Raspbury and Lemon
Mackerel, Syrups,
CLANS, Lemon and Lime Juice,
Sardines, l.2 and IA box Assorted Candies,
Picked Pork, ?" Kisses,
- Beef. Blk and White Pepper
Z" Shad, White Mustard Seed,
Porto Rico Sugar, Ground and Race Ginger
Stewarss Coffee Sugar, Bermuda Arrow Root,
Superior Brown % Prepared Fanna, food for
Loaf and Crushed {" Inianfs,
Pulv'd and Clarified do Colgate's Pearl Starch,
Java and Lagnira Coffee Soda and Sal Aeratus,
Jamaica and Rio Sal Soda and Salt Peter,
Moasses. Table and Sack Salt,
A general a.orsmen. of Sperm, Adamantino,
Teas, Tallow Candies,
Maccaroni and Vrrmi- Turpentinc. Soda, and
ella, Fancy Soaps.
Rice and Rice Flour, Backing and Blacking
Boston do Wine and ssoushton's
Sugar do Bitters,
Jumbles & Ginger Cakes, Porter and Ale,
Layor Raisins, Olive Oil,
Currants and Citron, Castor Oil,
h1aise, Nutmegs, Cloves, Wrighiing Ink,
Pickles and Ketchups, Segars and Tobacco,
Pepper Sances, Tubs, Buckets and Pals
West India Preserves, Willow Baskets,
Ginger do Brooms, &c., &c.
French Mustard,
Added to the above. is general assortment Of
WINES. CORDIALS and LIQUORS, all Of
which will be sold LOW FOR CASH. by
+. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Nov3 tf 42
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.

TaIIafero u Torbct,
rTNllE Plaintiff in the above stated case, having
l. this day filed his Declaration in my Office, and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney
known to reside within the limits Of this State, on
whom copy OF said Declaration with a rule to
plead can be served: On motion Of MIR. MAGnATII,
Attorney for Plaintiff: Ordered, That said Defend
ant appear and plead to said Declaration within a
year and day from the date hereof, or in default
thereof judgment will be entered against him.
TIIOS. G. BACON, G. +. d.
Clerks Office, Oct l3. 1862. ly 43
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Blankets.

NRAY BROTHERS, have on hand n large as
VI snrtmcnt Of BLANKETS, Of various kinds.
Probably some Of tho finest Saxony Wool fine fin
,hci, imported. With large assortment OF Lower
Grades and Plantation Blankets, which we are
selling cheap.
Nov II If ~
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Notice

DERSONs indebted to Assigned Estate of John
l. Lyon, can have the privilege OF settling with
the Subscriber without Cosrs, until the first Monday
in january next, after which time the notes and nc-
counts will be placed in the hands Of n. l.. GRIFFIN,
>''' S. T. GOODE, ASSIGNEE
Nov 90 6t ID
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BOOt.Makcr Wanted.

A FINE BOOT-MAKER will find constant
"A employment by applying to the Subscriber.
Just received different qualities Of LAMP OIL,
from 81 rs 10 81, 90 per gallon
Also the Best and Cheapest OIL in the world
for Machinery, at sl25 Prr Gallon.
eB Next door to Sullivan & Brother.
R. T. MINIS.
Oct 81 If al
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Office

rTUE DAMAGES done to the Hamburg and
J. Edecfeld Plank Road" occasionc'l by the
heavy rains of Thursday and Friday last, have been
repaired, and the Road is now in good travelling
order its entire length.
ii. a. KENRICE, President.
Hamburg, Nov 90, 3t l6
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Notice,

A IL Persons indebted to the Subscriber by note
~ or open account, are earnestly requested to
make payment by or before the first Of january next
H. \. SHAW.
Nov 10 9t 43
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Tea, Candles, Sugars, &c.

DLACK, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial and
- Young IIyson TEA, in Half, Quarter, Eighth
Boxes and Cattics, also At retail.
Sperm, A,la,nantinc and Star CANDLES,
Crushed. Powdered and Clarified SUGAR,
Turmntinc, Toilet and Shaving SOAP.
Fnr sale by i. HODGES, Agent.
Nov % 4 46
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lMCN AS the present occupant OF s''s
@rsIHEA widely celebrated and most va'ua-
ssfeS541 41- BILE HOUSE of ENTERTAIN
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Notice.

A TT. Persons indebted to me either BY note or
N open account are earnestly requested I" come
forward and pay up, as longer indulgence than until
the first day Of January next, will be given. My
notes and accounts will be placed in the hands Of
Tmos. G. KEY, ESQ.,, on the first day Of January
next, which arc not paid previously.
~ ~ '''''-'' - JOHN CIlEATIIAM,
Duntonsvillc. Nov "a ct As
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The Ridge Male School

I1C 1tIuO0 11otS 1o1tVo1
WILL BE- opened on the LIST Monday of January
w next, q little below MIR. Wade llostclns resi-
dcncc. under the charge of Mr.. kEEsE, who wss
taught By Rev. Mr.. Kennedy. Of -ind' 'rs"n, and il
tavorablv known in this District instructor Of
youth.
The usual branches Of education attended To in
Male Academies including the Classics, Sc., will be
taught ut the usual prices.
WADE IIOISTON, =
THOMAS BATES.
j. NJ. NORRIS.
JARVIS ASBELL.
Ridge, Nov2 40
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Notice,

NUCICCt
& TT, Persons indebted to me by Note or Open
n Account contracted previous to the first OF
January last, are earnestly requested to pay them
Heavy payments in Bank within the next Thirty
and Sixty Days, compcls me thus publicly t" make
tho r,ouist. which trust will not b. unl.c,lcd.
W.P. BUTLER.
Nov 81 If 40
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office.

Notice.
A IL Persons indebted to tho Estate Of Hardy
n White, decd, are requested to make inlmedi-
ate payment and those having demands against the
same, will render them in properly attcstcd.
JAMES II. WHITE, ,dn,.
W. il. GRIFFITH. ->"'' .
Nov II 3m a.
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Oct %
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CrOckcry and GLASSWARE.
A GENERAL assortment Of Crockcry, Glas,
~ and China Ware. For sale by
Z. HODGES, Agent.
Nov 90 If 46
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Nov. Is, 1889. It Al
The Augusta Constitutiopalist, Abbeville Banner,
Newberry sentinel and Hamburg Republican, will
each give the above four insertions, and forward
their accounts to this Office
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Potatoes, Onions, &c.
A CONSTANT supply of Potatoes, Onions,
n Oranges, Lemons, Coeonuts, &c, may be
found at i. HODGES, AGENT.
Nov &c II 46
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Positive Notice.

FOSEUlYC NOVECC.
A TT. Persons having demands against the estate
1 \ of Luke S. Bland, decd, will render them in
duly attcstcd, and those indebted by note or open
account will make payment, by the Fourth OF De-
ccmhcr next, as the heirs are all Of age, and am
determined to close up the estate.
VIM. MOBLEY, Admir-.
Oct6 3m rs
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Co-Partnership Notice.

r HAVE this day associated NIr. THOMAS i.
Il HIT in business with me, which will in future
be transacted under the firm of BowEHs 4 llJrT
S. L. BOWERS.
Hamburg. Nov 5, 1852.
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Cheese.

IN BOXES prime GOSHEN CHEESE,
w For sale by Z. HODGES, Agent.
Nov 90 IF 46
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Family Grocery

WE KEEP constantly on hand large and
w we'll assorted Stock of GROCERIES, viz:
Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee,
Molasscs, Syrup, Mackerel,
Whole, Half and Quarter Barrels, and Family Mess
Mackerpl in Kits,
SPERM q ADAiAN7TNE CANDLES, LA1fP
AND LINSEED OIL, RAISINS. AL
MONDS. NUTS OF ALL KINDS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES,
Fresh Lobsters, Salmon and Sardines,
CANDIES,
SPICES ALL KINDS, SMOKED EEEF &ToNGUEs,
FINE OLD BRANDIES, WINES,
Nectar, Eagle and Rye Whiskcy,
A Well selected Stock Of .CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE. BOWERS & HIT.
Hamburg, Nov 5, 1852. It AZ
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Notice.

Notice.
DERSONS indebted to the Estate of Mrs. F. z.
l. Perrin, decd. are requested to call and settle,
and those having claims will present them properly
attested. ,,f T. H. JOHNSON, -,
E. L. IlIBLER- Ao"s
Nov "a 3m as
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n office.

NOfGCc.
A IL persons indebted to S. E. bowers, win
IN please Gall and pay their notes and accounts,
Ms am desrous of clos.ng my old business in,nc-
'ately. - f. BOH EkS.
Hamburg, Nov 5, 1862.
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Turnip Seed!

TUST received from Philadelphia a supply
O Rutabaga, Globe and Large Norfolk TURSiP
SEED, for sale by G. l.. PENN, AGENT.
July 81 If 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25
Exhibition 81 Ppbllo Schools

The annual exhibition Of the Public Schools of the
First District took place yesterday morning at the Lyce
Hail. The Hall was crowded, there being about nine
hundred children present. and large number of visitors
In the absence of Judge Rawe President of the Board
Directors Mr.. McNair the Superintendent commenced
the exercises Of the day by few appropriate remarks
read the programme which had been prepared by
Committee of Arrangements The exercises were then
conducted, in regular course as follows
Song Hail Columbian An original address by one
of the young gentlemen Of the Boys High SCHOOL,
position-subject What shadows we are and what
shadows we pursue: by Miss Emma B. Clarksone
aComposition by Miss Juhana Randolph Subject Bel
shazzars Feast,' Composition by Miss Lizzie H.
Cope. Subject Temperance Composition;A heart
that is kind and true'n Address by young gente-
man of the Boys, High SCHOOL, Composition: by
Miss Eliza @. whttemore, Subject Lights and shad-
-ows.'n Composition by Miss Victoria Rees.n Com
position by Miss Kate Asken Subject, My Mothers
Prayern, "song- Star spangled Banner.'n AID
dress by young gentleman of the Boys High SCHOOL,
composition by Miss B. G. Bowlan. Subject tEduca-
tion.'" ayaedctory: by Miss 3. Shropshire" Song
by the young Ladies of High School Land of Wash
ington'" - 7.
Mr. McNair then read the names of the young ladies
and gentlemen Of the High School who had been selected
worthy Of the honor of receiving diplomas and
sented the to them The exhibition then closed
by all the scholars uniting In singing the NEW song
Anthem of Our Revolueton, which received with
great applause by the entire audience. We have not
room for extended notice of this exhibition but shall
Monday publish all the compositions which were read
About twenty young ladies graduated, and only fom
young gentlemen. Much credit is due to the teachers
for the proficiency displayed by the pupils.
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1ELECRArHHD No THE oREscEHr.
III t5s Ssaf5srn atn..

Ono Week Latter from Europe Arrival Of
the Canada Large Decline In Cotton.
NswYoax. Friday Decsrnbsr u, Arm.
The Cunard steamer Canada arrived to-day ii u
O'clock bringing dates from Liverpool to the 18th nst
week later than the accounts brought BY the Africa
She reports that the Collins steamer Pacific arrived 1t
liverpool at midnight the 10th inst The following Is
summary Of the commercial news brought By the
Canada ~
Liverpool Markets. slg
NO - A LIvEapool December II.
The cotton market here has worn heavy and droop-
ing appearance since the departure Of the Africa on the
4th inst and With moderate demand the sales Of the
week reach barely bales Of these 5000 bales have
been taken for speculation and 1000 for export.
Prices have largely declined for all grades, but the
greatest falling OF hssbeen for the Fair qualities The
quotations reduced sa0Xd and close Is follows
Fair Orleans Cd Middng Orleans 6716d; Fair Mobile
and Uplands SIX and Middling Uplands 6-1sd y Ii.
Mail Through.
MosLE, December "a. N
The eastern mail has arrived bringing dates from New
York and Philadelphia Of the 18TH from Baltimore and
Washington Of 1oth and from Charleston of the 2otb
inst --all as late as due.
4 .ssg W tie Nstisnal linf.
Is Ship on Fire
BOTTOM. UecemD0f 70.
The ship L. +. Grant arrived here to-day from New
Orleans witha cargo valued at fifty thousand dollars
Guiding 1900 kegs lard Soon after her arrival she was
discovered to have taken fire in the hold She was i'm
mediatey commenced to be discharged but as the fire
gained rapidly it was found necessary scute her She
was owned by J. Cunningham Co., Of this city.
Bloody Affair. 4
4 LouIsyILLE, KY, December %.
Two of the cadets at the Military Institute at Frank
fort Ky had rencontra to-day in which both received
injuries believed to be mortal Ingram Of the par
ties had his skull cleft with hatchet and Purne his
opponent shot In the chest the ball penetrating his
lungs Ingram belongs to Mississippi and Purns to Ten
neSsee. IA.
Ohio River Steamboats,.
PIrrsBuRaH, December %.
The river here Is now stationary with feet water in
the channel. .--t41
CINCINNATI, December %.
The river here is falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, December %.
The river here is now stationary with feet inches
water on the falls.
The steamboats, jamestown, Norma and Mlingar have
departed for New0reans No arrivals to-day-weather
warm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

ORLEANS THEArREVerdi's celebrated opera of Jeru-
salem" produced with much eelat on Tuesday eve
ming with Madame Paola and Mr. Bordas in the principal
characters. They both had splendid success and
much applauded The piece was in every way well pu,
upon the stage, No doubt it will have its facile
melodies well known to the public, and always
heard with pleasure. It will be repeated to- night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

w. W. KING. Ese-At Late hour Last night, VIC re-
ceved lengthy correspondence between this gentleman
and Mr.. Thos R. Wolfe, whose statement we based
certain editorials concerning Mr. King and Capt Davis
the Pile-Driver" permitted to do 49, we will publish
the correspondence Monday when hope every voter
will read it, Mr. King addressed upon the subject at
early hour yesterday, but did not furnish
until at hour too late for publication of lengthy
correspondence to-day. i-a
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotsls.-Dsc. a

CITY. W Chsatham Tenn; MoGath, Ky Wallace,
Ala; Long Peck, Harris Donsy, Crockstt.
Mn,sn Dun earnil. Duncan as.ss, Mia Pm,
Parker Pugh, H Roberts, Nogsrs Kendall La;
Douglas asi . Hsx.en Conway NY Wliam., Ma II
Apin Tsdas: noashton WILSON, Bosai R.vsri Allen,
NCj Webb, Hobbs Hsuien, H Baxter, Townsend,
Children.
vERANDA.. w Ysrger, saunds Anain Green Kiss
Grwod, NJ Tray Heard Sesand lady, Rec lady,
.s BsisPs; 66ayJ k D. TIER nd .a
Va F Fisher Hoagh'on, o; Williams and lady Me.
ST. LOUIS. "A Hamilton o; Thos Adams Jr Y; Miss
ell Swsr W Switxer, ous; st Lous Leyheds
Y; D Esea and lady, Mo Rsphsal Isar, NO.
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Hon. H. G.. THIsoDAux.-We regret to learn from the
Thbodaux Minerva that this genttman has declined a
nomination to the Senate His experience character and
capacity would have been of great usefulness to the State
and to the whig party, in the position Of Senator We
sincerely regret his dscnation In this State the very
uame of Thbodaux u.s. in the memory of past services
tower Of strength. 80. i= s. a.. , t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

ST. CHARLES THEArRETo-nghti is the last appearance
of Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams, The bill selected is
ireland and Amerca In and Out of Place. and Lord
Barney in which pieces Mr.. and Mrs Williams sustain
prominent characters,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-25

BAYOU MAcoH.-The Madison Ola Journal of the 10th
says that Bayou MACON is in good naygable order and
that steamboats, are running up it.
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Dry Goods.
B Al GAINS! BARG AIMS!


P. e REILLY g. CO.,
1Woud respectfully call the attention OF their
splendid SEAsoNABLE GOODS which they
opening and store which design PRICES UN
PRECEDENTLy LOW they defy competition Having been purchased
by the senior of the house, New York auctions they
bled to afford such adva ages will insure SAVING Of THIRTY
PER CENT-ther stock consisting Of
RICH FRENCH PRINTS NEW STYLE AT 26 CENTS PERRY ARD
RIcHFRENCH PRINTS SMALL PATTERNS, CTS. PER YARD.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS, OIL, Ii CENTS PER YARD.
FRENCH MousSELINE DE LAME, IN DRESS PATTERNS.
FRENCH MoussELNE DE LANES SMALL FIGURED, FOR
CHILDREN.
BRoCIH BURPoURs, ALL CoLoRs, ATsI
PLAID PoPLfNs AT 10 CENTS.
ZEPHYR CLOTHS, ALL CoLoRS AT 20 CENTS.
PLAIN CAsHMEREs AND DELAlNEs.
RICH cAsHMLREs, FOR MOURNING DRESSES
RICH CASHMERE ROBES, ALL PRICES.
RICH EMBROIDERED ROBES, FOR EVENING.
RICH MUSLIN ROBES, WITH FLOWERS.
RICH MusQUETEERs COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
RICH CHEhusETTES.
ENGIIsH WORK SKIRTS AND ROBES, M.' H
vALENCIENNE LACE COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
BRUSSELS HANDKERCHIEFS AND COLLARS.
SILKS or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
SILKS, NEW STYLE, FOR EVENING.
600 PIECES LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
50 PIECES SUPERIOR FRENCH SILK AND WOOL DAMAsK,
FOR CURTAINS
100 DOZEN WHITE AND coLoRED JoUvIN SUPERIOR KID
GLOVES
deei& lotap P.&E. REILLY& co.
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@9- For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
Robb Stockton resigned WOOD
SAMUEL JONES' Jr. decl
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said that Rhode Island is the only of the old
thirteen States that has enjoyed the honor of
Cabinet appointment writer suggests Senator james
rom that State as suitable candidate for the distinc
ton. "a
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Ey' UNITED BOARD OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
No~oeau December as Delegates composing this
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tuition will do aud those who have tho
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