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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17
RICH HSPRING DIR GoeDsr
GRAY, BROTMlRg,.
2s0 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia


2so Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia,
\ RE now receiving complete assortment OF
= Rich and Elegant DRY GOODS, which they
offer at Wholesale and Retail, New York cash
prices. Among which will be found .I -
Rich Satin, Plaid, Silk and Wool Goods, "a new and
beautiful article for Ladies' Dresses - EqsE
Embroidered Hernena, a beautiful Goods, made OF
pure Twisted Silk, for Ladies' Dresses. iH'i-
Brocade Silks, of rich and elegant styles. s'e -. -
Plain Chameleon and Chepe Silks, Of rich and ele7
giant styles. ,ii.lg,,.r.,
Pure White Brocade and Watered Silks. 49, ,
Very rich Light Silks, beautiful article for Even
ing and Secondary Dresses. $50 ts
Barege DeLaines, Bareges and Tissues, French
Muslin and Lawns. ~
Embroidered and Dotted Swiss Muslins, Swiss and
Jaconet Muslins, in great variety. mn .!rl,i:
Striped and Plaid Musns, in great variety, -. .tls
Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings and Insertngs,F
Collars, Cuffs and Underseeves, of new and beaa-
tiful styles. r4s L 7.'f'-ss
Rich Embroidered Muslin Capes and Chemsetts.:..
Rich Worked Limerick Lace Capcs, Caps and Un-
dcrsleeves. .Ii,l.f.l.tl.a ~
Rich Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkercbies
some very fine. Fsfif,i ~
French and English Calicoes and Giugbams, bleach
ed and Brown Homespuns. - -.
Damask Napkins and Towelling,' Hosiery and
Gloves
With great variety of other Goods, to which We
respectfully invite the attention of the public. iya
March II If. g.,
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ca5- The Friends of Dr. JOHN LAKE, Lcs

r-H The Friends of DR. JOHN LAKE, beg
leave TO announce him lis Il Candidate for seat
in the next Legislature.
sEye The friends of S. S. TOMpkINS, ESQ.,.
would respectfully nominate him us Candidate
for Seat in the. House of Representatives of
tho next Legislature.
~" The Friends of GEORGE w. Lam
DRUM, Esq announce him rs n Candidate for
Il Seat in the House Of Representatives, at the
ensuing election.
eI@ GEN. JOHN r. WEVER, is respect
fully announced by his Friends, as Il Candidate,
for reelection. for Il Seat in the House Of Rep
rcscntaivcs, at the ensuing election.
r:E5~ The Friends of Maj. J. C. ALLEN,
announce him as 4 Candidate for Seat in the
House of Representatives ut the next election
~ MAJ TILLMAN WATSON, is respect
fully announced by his Friends as Candidate
for Seat in the House of Representatives at
The ensuing election
e-sy" The Friends Of Col. J.>P. CARROLL,
would respectfully nominate im as 4 Candidate
for Seat in the House of Representatives Of
the next Legislature.
~ Dr.. W. S. MoBLEY, is respectfully
announced ny his friends, as a Candidate for Il
Seat in the House Of Representatives Of the
next Legislature.
eay" The Friends of Capt A. J. HAMMOND
respectfully announce him as Il Candidate for a
Scat in the House of Representatives at the
ensuing election.
GFThe Friends of JOHN CHEATIIAM,
Esq, respectfully nominate him as Il Candidate
for Seat in tho House Of Representatives at
the next election.
tSg~ The Friends of JOSEPH ABNEY,
Esq :, would respectfully nominate him as Cam
didale for reelection to Il Seat in The House Of
Representatives Of the next Legislature.
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Ridge Land for Sale!

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his valuable Tract
L. of Land, containing Two hundred and thirty
four (234) acres, lying on both sides of Beach
Creek, near the Columbia Road, and adjoining lands
OF Capt r. Ward, James McCarty and others
On the Tract is n good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Smoke-ho,lso, and all other necessary out-bulldIngs
with an excellent we'll of water. .r'lt
One hundred and twenty five acres of the above
tract are clcared-nearly all fresh land, and un-
der good fences. This Land is well adapted to the
cultivation of Cotton, Corn and Grain.
Said Tract can be traded for on good terms, be-
tween now and the last Of October, but if not dis
posed of by that time, will be sod at public outery
Mt Edneficid Court House, on the first Monday in
November next. - JOHN ,AHAohhh,
Ridge, April 10 6m ID
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white Silk kaFEinges!

CNOWDEN Sc SHEAR have received from
~ New York, an assortment Of Plain and Crimpcd
White Silk Fringcs for Ladies' Nlantllas, of beau
tirul styles. They have also on hand, Ladies'
Willie Watcred Silk Mantillas, Ladies' White and
Black Lace Embroidered Mantlas, Ladies' En-
broidtred Muslin Chimasettcs, Muslin and Lace
Uudcrslcevcs, Valenciennes Lace and Muslin COL
lars. Also. a supply of Ladies' Summer Dress
Goods, in great variety Of styles, of new and ee-
giant designs, and to all Of which they respectfully
invite the attention Of the Ladies'.
q 4 nfrnsfn .Innn Id u ,-Ll tf 81
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Notice.
Bacon.

A LARGE stock of Choice BACON SIDES,
N SHOULDERS, HAMS, and LARD, for
sale by .. ~: oo -
Hamburg, April 81 II l4
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GHoIEn4ar c C4ffa--. letter from Cairo TO
tl,e editor of the Evansville Journal says, III
Speaking of the cholera: -.
. Several have died lierc, and among them two
of our own citizens. The balance were emf.
grants thrown from the steamer Moro Castle
willie sick, and against their wills. Altogether,
about eight have died, and several are yet sick.
The whole is regarded as the result of the mis-
conduct of the officers of the steamer. They
are held up topubEc cyccraiion here, and may
yet meet personal violence from our enragcd
community. Their conduct wars certainly most
rascallv
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Brilliant Display of JeWelrY, !!

T HAVE ;;ust received, in addition to my former
l. stock of JEWELRY, q handsome assortmento Of
Double and single Cased Gold Lever Watches );
Anchor Escapement and Detached :"
Double and Single Cased Silver Lever Z" '''I, {;
Gentemen's Guard, Fob aud Vest Chains,l1 l1f'S
Ladies Chatalaines and Guard Chains, no..
Gold Bands and Hair Bracelets, ur,G;
Cuff Pins, Gold and Cornelian Charms, y
Crosses, Lockets, Arrows, Buttons, &c.
Fashionable Brooches for Ladies and Cent?,
Ear and Finger Rings, ri
Gold and Silver Thmbles, g,itl jiEl,f
Gold Pencil Cases, with and without Pens, n
Silver Combs, Coral Armlets and Necklaces.
These articles received direct from the Importers,
are all WARRANTED, and shall be sold Low...sE'Z
w. P. BUTLER.
April IS If ..:I la,
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A New IDEA IH AGRlcrLTCRE.-Thc Stew
ard on board U. s. steamer, in tic Gulf, has
produced several crops of excellent, potatoes by
The following mode Of cultivation:
I. 'fIc procured 4 common 'crockcrv crate Il
bundle of straw, and u few eyes of the potaioe,
ard went 10 work farming it on board ship
The process for cuiiv:ting them is this: Fill
your crate with alternate layers of straw and
the eyes Of the potato, commencing ut the bot
tom with a layer Of about six inches in depth of
straw and then u layer Of The eyes-tlle eyes
being placed about two inches apart over the
surface of the straw-thcn another layer of
straw on the top. Keep lhe straw always moist,
and in about two months you vii! have about
Sl4 worth of sound, good potatoes of The first
water"
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Headquarters,
-IRH RETlNIENI, ,. z. NJ,
CHAvIs' CHEEK, juno Z, 1852.

ShcEh, ounS ASO~' J
ORDERS, NO. .. .1'.a
IN pursuance of Orders received from Brig. Gen.
Il j. R. viewer, an election will be held on Friday,
the :'0tl day of July neSst 6ll the vacancy occa
stoned by the resignation Of Lieut., Col COLEMAN.
Each Captain or Commanding Officer. of the DIFF
ferent Companies of the, Regiment will put up at
the rendezvous Of their respective companies, a
noce-ee .-ls4-ahoxeE..l4 thirty days previous
thereto and orderto his assistance twoof his suba
tern officers, or if there be- butone or none, such
%cbs: Of % he company he may appoint o' so that
these persons shall open and hold ii poll at such
company rendezvous from. IL o'clock, A. NJ, to 8
O'Clock p. NJ. /. x u!
The managers, or at least one of them, from each
place of election. requested to meet at the Pine
House on the 3lst Of July. (tllc day followng)
count the votes, dccal tile Election and certify the
same to Brig. Gen. j. r. WEvgR.
-. D. L. SHAW
Lieut. Col. Commanding.
June 10 ST 81
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Candidates for Colonel.

rYy" THE Friends of Capt. S. HARRISON,
would respectfully announce him as Candidate
for Colonel of the 7th Regiment, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the rcsignalo.' of Col. G.
ID. Minis.
eEy~ TIE Friends of Maj. D. L. SHAW,
respectfully nominate him as Il Candidate for
Colonel to fill the vacancy oceasied by the res
irnation of Col. 6. d. MINIS.
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A surprising recovery from deafness is related
of a daughter OF the Hon. Daniel Baldwin, OF
Montpelier (Vt) She became very deaf at
three years of age, remained so until eighteen.
She was then cured by the combiucd juice of
onion and tobacco. The tobacco was placed
within the onion, which was then roasted, and
the juice was dropped into Tie ear.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

AFArAL,aflray occurred in King strectto-day,
about noon, between Robert Lerkie, the UNI
brcla manufacturer, and J. A. Hall, book-keep-,
or, in which rcvolvers were used. Lcclkie was
killed. Hall surrendered himself up. The or
igin of the difficulty was n dispute which har-
pened on Sunday.-Charleston paper, l4ll inst.
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Some estimate may be formed Of The relative
frequency with which the various letters of tie
English language are used, from knowing that
Printers cases arc made up as f"llows: For
every 100 of the letter q, there are zoo OF C
300 of L, 500 of b, 1900 of c, 1000 each OF !,
u, o and S, 1850 of a, $500 of !, 6,O0O of e.
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juno 10
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NATIONAL DIVISION ur THE SoHs OF TEMPER
ANcE.-The Grand Division OF the Sons Of
Temperance of Ia United Suites met in Rich
mond, Va, on the 9Th instant, and elected the
following officers: Most Worthy Patriarch,
Hon. John B. O'Ncit, S. c.: Most Worthy As
socate, Neal Dow, of Maine; Most Worthy
Scribe, Frederick A. Pickard, NJ. D., of Pcnnsy-
rania; Most Worthy Treasurer, Robert NJ.
Post, of Pennsylvania; Most Worthy Captain.
leroy NJ. Lee, d. d., of Virginia; Most Worthy
Conductor, William Richardson, of Western
New York; Most Worthy Sentinel. John +.
Grost, Of Illinois The next session of the
Grand Division Is TO be held at Chicago
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COMMERCIAL.
Correspondence of the Advertiser.

HAMBURG, JUNE Is.
Our last report left us just in receipt of Foreign
accounts Of I'd advance, which caused our Market
to rally, and an advance Of to cts was freely OBJ
tancd Since then We have received further in
tclligenee, bringing the same quotations, which
only had the effect to settle our Market. We now
quote from to 10 cts.
The supplies of Corn are very heavy, consequent
ly prices arc reduced to GO Is per buslrl.
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EXTRAORDINARY LoyG Canada pa
per records the death Of Mr.. Charles Boucher
OF Bertl,icr. at the advanced age of LOG. He
was married to three wives, by whom he had GO
children! He leaves to dcplore his loss rs
children, &C grand children, l3 great grand chill
dren, 2S ncplews, 10 grand ncphews and Is
great grand ncphcws.
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The above Stock is of the finest quality and of
the latest style, and is deposited at the Spann Hotel
where the Clerk, Mn. ADDISON, keeps the Sub
scription list. Mr.. ALEXANDER SIMON, who is an
Agent, will also dispose of Chances.
U No Chance secured until paid for.
P S.-The hand bills which are in circulation,
should have been dated Monday the 5th, instead of
Saturday the 3rd.
June 10 3t* 81
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Mcafs-QuartcVs,
7rn REGIMENT, S. G. NJ, !
CnAvLs' CREEK, june I, 1852.

It'll REGIMENT, ). Z. NJ,
CHAvrs' CREEK, June Z, 1852.
ORDERS, NO. l.. w ], a-s
IN pursuance Of Orders received from Brig. Gen.
J. L. Viewer, an clrctionw will be held on Friday,
the 3Oth day ofsJuly next to fill the vacancy ocea-
stoned by the resignation Of Col. G. D. Minis.
Each Captain or Commanding Officer of the DIFF
frrcrt Companies Of the Regiment, will put up at
the rendezvous Of their respective Companies, a
notice of the above election, forty days previous
thereto and order to hsassisthnce two Of his suba
tern officers, or if there be but one or none such
deficiency may be supplied by any member or mem
brrs Of the company that he may appoint, so that
these persons shall open and hold poll at such
company rendezvous, from IL O'Clock, A. NJ. to 3
o'clock, p. NJ. The managers, or at least one Of
them from each place of election, are required to
meet at the Old Mes, on the 3lst of July, (the
day following count the votes, declare the election
and certify the same to Brig. Gen. j. r. viewer.
49, = ~ ID. t. SHAW,
Lieut. COL Commanding.
,1unc 10 St 81
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THE CASE OF WILLIAM L. CHArLIy-Iudgc
Crawford, of the Criminal Court of Washing
ton City. has rendered judgment in favor of the
United States, and against Sclby Parker and
others. who went bail in the sum of $4,000 for
Wm. L. Chaplin, charged with kidnapping slaves
in 1850, and also Judgment against Chaplin,
whose rrcognisance was forfeited, rs he never
apre rcd for trial.
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India Mating.

GNOWDEN s. SHEAR have received from
- New York, a large supply of IA, 81 and GA
Plain and Checked Indinialatting of superior quail
ity and to which they respectfully invite tho attcn-
ton of the public.
y Aurrusta June 10 f 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-06-17

EXrELLED.-J. R. Blodgett has been expelled
from Muskingum Lodge of Odd Fellows, Zancs-
vile, Ohio. on the charge Of cmhezzling $4,000,
entrusted him by Vceson g. CO., and West e.
Bur.ctt, to deposit in the Bank of Massillon.
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100000 Saved Yearly!
READ! READ! MARK THIS FACT |!
SilVer's Plastic Mineral Paint

NILL stand ANY CLIMATE without crack
w ing or blistering!
SCEPTICS! Read this testimony from the Pres
idcnt of the Reading Rail Road Company.
OFFICE OF THE PnLA. READING r. r. Co.,
Philadelphia, May Sd, 1852.
j. S. SILVER, ESQ.,
Dear Sir: Wehave used your " PLASTIC PAINT''
for more than year, aud for painting Bridges de-
pots, &c., &C., we have found it equal to any paint
we have used; in fact, we now give it preference
over all others we have tried for such purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
JouN TUCKER, President.
The above is but one of the many certificates we
have received from the gentlemen of our City, who
have used Silvcr's Mineral Paints.
ColOrs.
Wchave seven different coors. viz {: three browns,
two chocolates, black and yellow, and by combina-
ton, make every variety and shade of COLOR
From.
To iron. they furnish perfect protection against
rust, for they contain no metal, which, like white
lead acts destructivcly the iron. In fact, this
paint makes iron donbly valuable for building pur-
poses.
Brick Work.
They give to house walls much heavier coating
than any other paints, anil il sanding is required,
nothing holds SO firmly or finishes SO well with it.
Old Roofs.
Gives US a roof never so old and caky, silver's
Mineral Paints will make it cheaply new and more
enduring tlan it ever was.
Ships
Using this extraordinary mineral as we prepare it
for them, will be proof against the action of hot
suns, worms, and salt water.
,fass Directions.
Use Linseed OH, mix as thick as you can, and
as other paints. Et
These paints need but little dryer and for printing
and second coating in all household work, they will
.beGouna far. cheaper aud more durable than lead.
> Dealers and consumers can procure this paint of
-. FRENCH s. RICHARDS,
~ - Wholesale Agents,
Northwest Cor. Tenth and Market Streets, Phila.
p Also, Importers of Plate and Colored Window
Glass; dealers in Drugs, Paints, &c.
June 10 9t 20
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Village Lots for Sale {!

WILL be sold ut Edgefell C. H., on the first
w Monday in July next, the lot upon which
the old Jail stood, fronting on the Public Square
It will be divided into suitable size Lots for building
purposes. Plats exhibited on the day OF sale.
Tcrms-Six months credit.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN HUIET, Charm.
,tsa.. s+ 90
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administrators a Notice.

A III Persons indebted to the estate of VIM. G.
N Hall. dec'd., ore requested to make payment
and those having demands against the same to pre-
sent them properly attesicd TO the subscriber.
fi = VIM. J. WALKER, Admir-
May Z 6n 10
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= A GOOD lotion for weak eyes is said 10 he ::
- 90 drops of laudanum and 5 drops Of brandy,
in awinc glass Of water, applied three times Il
day, rs warm as The eyes can bear it.
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Butch RoIfimg Cloths.

GNOWDEN, 81. SHEAR have received from
- New York, Dutch Boiling Cloths Of the best
quality, Nos. 0, s,3, 4, 5, 7, s, and 10, and
To which the attention of the public is respectfully
invited.
Aunusta June 10 tf 81
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HODGES s FULLER INSTITUTES,

HODGES & FULLER INSTITUTES,
TINE exercises of these Institutions will be re-
i sumcd on MONDAY. 18th of July next
Hodges Institute.
Mr.. Z. a. STEEp, A. B., Principal. .-
Mr.. j. NJ. PELor, Assistant
Fuller Institute.
Rev. T. J. PEARcE, A. b., Principal.
Miss NJ. CoRSEI1A PELor, Assistant. ..Te-.
Miss e. M. McANALLr, lnstructess in Music,
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery.
Expenses,
Per Session OF FIVE MONTHS
Primary Department, lst Glass. .........s 5000
Cd I" 800
Secohu iS,uU
Third 90
Including higher Mathematics and An
cicnt Languages. s.................lS.O0 90
Modern Languages, each. -. 10, 90
Contingencies from so to Is cts per Session.
The above arc the same in both Institutions.
Music on Piano S2U; use Of Piano 50 pr Scs. 22.O0
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, each. 1000
Board from IS TO $40 per MONTH
No charges besides the above are made against
any Student, except for books and dimagc done the
property Of the Institutions.
Parents and Guardians are particularly requested,
not to pay any accounts made by their SONS or
wards without their direction
U BY request of the Trustees, Mr.. +. A.
STEEu, will deliver an Address on Wednesday the
14,h of July next, S o'clock, p. NJ, in the Chapel
of tho Hodges Institute, the claims of Southern
Literature. All persons interested in The subject
arc invited to attend.
WA. P. HILL, sec'ry.
Greenwood, June II 1t %
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Coach.Snaitla Wanted.

A FIRST RATE SMITH, accustomed to work
n ing upon Carriages and capable OF finishing
off job in the best style, will receive employment
nnl liberal wages by applying to the subscriber at
this place. A. BUSHNELL.
,Iunc 3 # ~
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Land for Sale.

r Would be glad to sell one hundred acres Of the
L tract of land on which live. What propose
to part with is all woodland. and precisely four
miles from the Village, on The Columbia Road
an excellent situation for pleasant residence.
y. SIAlKINS.
Drn 10 q
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There was q man who was so anxious 10
make noise in the world, that he left orders
when he died to have his skin tanned and made
into drum.
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s.RsemlJVai..!.

TIME Subscriber has removed TO his NEW
l. ROOM, No ], Corner of Jefferson Street and
Park Row, where he win he pleased to receive the
calls of Friends ds.-.
June 10 :iz,4si tf4sEns 81 Il,
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June II
SEAeHiG'2S Sale.

DY Virtue of \ writ of Fieri Facias, to
- me directed, I shall proceed to sell at
Edgciicld Court House, on the first Monday N d
Tuesday in July next, the following property,
in the following eases, viz:
Sc;! Cutler VS. Wm. Herbert. one house n
lot situate and being On the Corner of Centre
and 'rilinnn Streets in the Town of Hamburg,
known in the plan Of said Town, as lot No. OF
hundred and tI,irty-ilrce Q33) bounded on the
Norl! by Lot No 1871, Easily Cook Street,
South by T'illman Street, and West by Centre
Street, having fifty feet front on Centre Street,
and running back one hundred and fifty feet,
more or less.
Terms Cash.
LEWIS JONES, s. F.. n.
June l5 1852 Ale %
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BARGAIN S !RB ARGAIM 81!
WILLIAM III. CRANE,
IT1<; TrCT4 ~

AUGUSTA, Ga,
nESIROUs Of dsposing Of his large and ex
u tcnsive assortment, Of SUMMER GOODS
offers then. at
Greatly Reduced Prices!
Those who wish to purchase Goods Cheap will dc
well to give lin u call Among them arc many
rich and fashionable Goods, such as
Rich Silks, Baregesand Mnslins;
Fine Printed French Jaconets;
Rich Figured and Embroidered Grenadines
Barcge DcLaines, PopliHs and Lawns; =
Rich and fashionable styles .Barege and Tissues
Elegant Embroidered silk Mantias;
Rich White and Black Lace, ,MantilIas -
White and Black Lace Scaris and Capes;
a large assortment Ginghams and Prints;
Furniture Calico, very cheap;
Fine Black Bombazfne and Alpaca; '
Fine Black Barcee and iChally Barege;
A large assortment French Collars, very low;
Fine Embroidered Muslin and Lace Sleeves
Ladies' and Gentlemen Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs, very cheap; Hin.
Jaconct, Namsook, Checked and Swiss Muslin
Nlarscillcs Quilts, Table Diaper;
Damask Napkins, Huckabuck Towclng;
Scotch Diaper, German Crash
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children Cotton Hose;
Curtain, Muslin, Furniture Dimity;
A large assortment Furniture Fringcs;
Gentlemen Silk Handkesehiefs, Longlawn;
Irish Linens, Pillow Case Linen;
a large assortment Of Goods for Gentlemen and
Children wear;
Blcached and Unbleached Shifting and sheetng;
Twisted Silk AIitts, lid Gloves; 1} -:
Parasols, Umbrellas and Sun Shades;
These, together with avery great variety Of other
Goods. will be sold very low. He is determined
not to be undersold by any other house in the City,
People from the country are requested to call aud
examine his assortment.
June 10 SlSt 81
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DEATH OF w. r. IIurE, EsQ-A tclegraphic
despatch received from Columbus, Ga, an
nounccs the death, at that place, on the 9Th in
stant, of Mr.. w r. Huff, member Of the firm
Of CAN'T, Huff and Can't of this city. Mr..
HUFF was native of EdgcfcId District, he re-
moved to Augusta, and was there engaged in
business for many years. lie has been a resi-
dent of this city for the last two years, and by
his unohlrusive and gcntlemanly department,
has rapidly won The respect and esteem OF all
who knew him Charleston Mercury.