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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURop:;

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEw iuRK. Au. 2,-lhr steamer Asia has arrived with
| Liverpool dates Of The lith inst.
! ENGLAND Tn. Humboldt arrived at Southampton on
the l2th inst.
fishing grounds AMI 'Iic Tiger filling out il sup.
posed for The destination There were also four screw
steamers fitting ont al Spitheil
committee of naval ani shpwl2ht officers Ind been or
d"Ted 10 assemble in London 10 decide upon The proper
engagements - De made the merchant steamers provided
,hcv -h0mi b. needed for purposes.
Ii said that Thomas Barring is coming 10 the U States
sprciI mission 10 settle the fishery dispute. Public
were fitting out ut the Navy Yards.
Heavy gales had been experienced on the coast OF Eng
land
The American ship Of war prehe arrived n, TrnerlEa
the ill., and the Bnbrdge and Dale reached Madeira
the 9Th.
FRANCE Commercial relations had been resumed be-
tween France and Belgium.
The Paris Moniteur denies The rumors in relation 10
changes in The Cabinet
correspondent o: Hungarian journal had been expelled
from Paris.
The contemplated marriage Of Louis Napoleon with tie
Princess dc Fasa, had been indefinitely postponed.
ACSfRlA-Ine National Guard had been abolished
hY order OF The Emperor, and corps called the Re.
serve. about being organized
IrALf.-Anstria and France were about Withdrawing
her troops from Rome as soon the Papa army is fully
SPAIN AND pORTUGAL-There was nothing new
rom @ Countries ana matters were in quiet condition
PRuSSlA.-'lhc cholera was rapidly spreading and com
hitting fuah'iul ravagcs in this country.
Thu PrH.san Government had made formal demand on
TIE Swiss Confederation acknowledge It's sovereignty
over the Duchg OF Ncu(chae! and in Of REFUSAL war is
threatened.
TCRhEf.-TEe town Of ErZcrom has been destroyed by
az earthquake.
NAhhE! S.-Li"EkrooL, 4 TIC Il -i!;" sales Of Cotton
dn the last three days have been y 900 bales and for the
e'k 900 bales OF which spectators TOOK 10 O0o and
porcTs 5000 bales The stock G6S Goo of which SIS 900
bales are American. The sales Friday were 2O0O bales
prices closing s,ier Dennisown quotes Fair Orleans g.: d.
Mitdn4 s.! d. Fair Mobile 3D. Middlng LODI Fair Up.
lands 6I Mlduing I'D
Brcadstuls'Iherr has been large speculative move
men, in wheat and -four Wheat has advanced during the
week % and Hour 81; vas In demand al unchano-
ed rata Mixed ard red wheat IS Oh white 6s 3D. IS 81
Philadelphia Baltimore and Orleans -four 2ls Cd 22s Cd;
yellow corn 29s Cd. Il 30s white 25s. 3D. a 29s.
LoSD1S MoSEY INSTRUMENTATION stocks were disturb
81 the fishery question: but quotations
unchanged. The unds were depressed Consos closed
99E 99S
HAvRE MAExET.-Coton is quiet, but prices well
supported Sales Of the week 1000 bales Imports, $500
bales. Stock OF American, 81, 600 bales.
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-.1S 1871 OR l5 MR. PIERCE SAID IN HIS SPEEG ri
uP0S THE OCCASION HAVE kEFERRED 70, IhA Nu AZ
Mn Snr THINK tIALES PARTY COULD NEAL w 20 ~ !,
Tsy SAID THAT TO EJECT TIE AneEli boz ne
WaS SURE THAT EVERY GOOD CITIZEN WHY riIs
WillING-AT LEAST He WOULD-TO l LAY poS W, NJ
ne An BOUY 10 PROTECT THE CONSTlIUlloS, -i-A
ILns correction and Federation Of the Thrilling d'c0e"
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LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TELEGRAPH


CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHSGros, Aug 70 The Senate took up the civil and
diplomatic bill.
In the House the bill for tri-n6nhly mail steamers o
New Orleans TO Vera Cruz, Tie bill allowing The WIminc
ton and Columbia railroad 10 import duty and
the Lish, House BILL passed. The Indiana appropri
ton bill was then taken up and discussed.
LATER FROM CUBA.
New ORLEANS Amg 2O.-lhc Steamer Empire Civ has
arrived bringing Havana dates 10 The Ism. Tie excitement
on the Island vas increasing and rcs king
daily. Many Spanards, il i stated, are implicated the
conspiracy.
THF FISHERY TROUBLES.
Eosv0S aug 25-Adviccs from Halifax state tina! tina
MlssIs-p; suited l9!h lor isnIng srounds al.
mral Seymour had gone To Prince Edwards lslind.
BOSTON. Aug. 30. Advicrs from Bu,nOs AyIes confirm
late accounts OF Uquisas coup Gc'at Letters dated tie
81 Juy state thar will De maintained and urte,
trouble need be- aPprclendrt
BALTIMORE Aug 26.-SaIes OF 500 55s. OF -four were
made this morning 81 5Oholtcrs ask 81 81. Ret
Wheat 81 10 03 white Us a 10 Corn 81 63 for sci.
i,w ana 81 ~ w!i..
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RANCE OF THE THERMOMETER,

al ", RGndebi's Bookstore, No. l2 AIain Street.
O'clock. IL o'clock. o'clock.
Thursday, Aug 26, IS so s2
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= >o,,, ,Irsrr.Tr nETWEEN EXTENDlNG TIE =, PEI E,
Ron OF RESIDENCE BEFORE NATuKA,LiTTnnE ACTS OF
WEARS AND A TOTAL REPEAL OF AL LIE, NE iNI-s Tr
rnSGRESS on TIE SUBIECT-!hf MIND 1NCAiN1S =
THE LATT.ER.-IScorT ~ lSti -;
sentiment Scorr'B We have feeh u IN
own h. .Ins over slsnaure-Ed fh'masp"s" r
sJrnu
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sU.HhEkCiAL ssEtJiib.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.

TnuRsDAy, AuGusT %, le52.
FLOUR No safe have been made since lie aGvaG. il
the Northern market Holders are asking 81 oo - -
Demand ana receipts continue very hsht.
WHEATON foreign ut,ices per Atlantic adsaacst
the narse' slightly, say =: cts per bashs Oar W.:is lie
now giving % cts cast for white and ga cts cash Tor
LIME.->aIcs Il; 81 from AT t,is Prlcr Sirsaa
Line can DE had the year through, i. }. PkfToA.
CURN-Mirket suppci. 6U cents cash. and %: IS
NOR o0RN MEAL-7O to ~. eea,s per bushe!.
DilS-57. 40 cts per bushe; Shcai, 81 per hun-fed
lbs
SYE-75 cents.
Flsi.-her1ss Mo- G"t s. .; GFOss s;1 *;
10 /, sl2 so Shad-sl0 10 50. Halifax Gross Her.
rings 81 81, cut s. 50 49,,
LAtD-BoIs. l2}s cts. kegs -: cts, pals ~ cts
IRON-Pic Iron S2i 10 3d. according equality a"tr
$50 per ton English So Treegar, Richmond nan"at Gfc
S.; Up Country Bar s52a 81 aceoIdnsto 'ia'"y.
GUANU-Sil3 ru:n wharf, si5 from store
Srl;4E-Pn,o Rico 5 ! cents; New Orleans
"a Goats.
RICHNOND TOBACCO MARKET.
KICHMoSp, Audrsr 70
TpBACCO-No change III prices since our last report.
~ NJ MARTIN K 60
Sales Of tobacco made by n NJ MARTYR 4 Co Stree RI:
iay [. Is Store. HID SO Is; d Harris ~ 10; n
anof,rt a, so: p W Young a! 81 Jas ! fcpc, al
and 6 75 W II Pollard 5, at 5, /; Tany : anu -
Tnorp, !us=, 2o d! st",S' al ' ', ~
Jno " Gl.am / ut il X II k!ngsSufv, common lug Al
n. s.ra,r NJ Fits at6 - and so; II Turner .,
50 and co. MIlaerson 5 At TO- II and l.; Nor.
wnnt | lea. al IS AMI lug at 6O: Nts Mary Mach
cn,,,nnn Iues At 90 and leaf at 90 AID 90 w
paschal ats u.s. f. Aston 10 AT - al 81 a. :
ats IS. att So cato IS, hhds lues a, 81 .
and 90: ,lrs Mary T. Jones AT 5Ui Jno Montague al
~ and 49, Hon VI L Hawkins, II hhdS, ut 81 -
!? 50. 81 MD IS al 50, 10 and 'y JnH II
Bullock y, 3; " H Boyd. lnes ~ >; WATSON al >.
" @ Gf.co,y AZ 50; W y X VI Anderson, : al -
and 6 5O Mis- NJ Street, al y; Rice, 81 .; hrs
Bul1cR Ius- a, i; Jno " !!an< al ~ % and
nj g. Jnu Bullock II 10 a. ANA oo J"h,sS IL, q.
rI },ta q, : ~ G2; " Edwards = al 5 ~ a;.G i
~: DR. "A l. p.nmncr u4s all 90 and 50; Dr. II No!.
snnm Sat 6 IS ana 10 So Or a pIummer, NJ .; J.
Henderson, tugs AT 20 and 7o hsa.ns;; a. u
DR. p II Fusc; g. lmgs at and ~, lea III a. al
IS 80 and - 80.
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,,,crs rs sTocwsIS RICHMOND,

I!t.I snlas TbvrS!Gy. AHgs'' u"
interest lf" uh ha'e' - III"
Slus
VIraa STAT. stock with interest from
Isl Jaw short los and uteGcst, los: dates 10 aad M
h} "a, I tn" :. .ti y, ?wr.E los and
CI,y OF Petersburg Coupon onts with interest from M
.s. OF Au. sales this week. i'o ~" '"''
Il ~! W Mr"'" '' 49, lo3 aud M.
-. .'o' r,,t .:,rl mar :7l Ian sales -
nilsl'", 'i ,,r- -, 80 h., -,,ss lUs
i"t,'''' - 81 .,ln. IN. lJG>
~. ~, !, r,r. ,surnurr sock. sales in.
Richmond Fir. Association stock. So last safes *
| Rrnnoni. Fic!s'u and Potomac Railroad STOCK,
vr,u.i, C,ntral Raroa Stock sales this week ~
Rcnuoud and Petersburg Railroad stock, sales ms 90
wraS. 90
Jane. RiYcramL Kauawha Suck. last sales IL
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" ,sT YOU N n A. naE sr IMS
YEARS AGO, ANp Dlr iT pIaT .iIE WOULD HEAD Al
AMP SAY N us PoS TiiE SOUTH, AND PUT Do"N
SLAVERSl'" 49,. THERE HEARD MR.. HALE SPEAK,
AND SAY wiiATp vnu not HEAR FRANKLIN PIERCE RE
p no rms AND sAY-F Hale Soua .B FIRsT 70
Akm AIM - OVER Ills (PiERcE'S) DEAD Boni' foN ne
WnILp HEAD AN ARMY TO OPPOSE nv Nv fsIApplNG
~. I1aan-I DID GEN. PIERCE DID SAn SS n ~ vr
MS u,S upon Ills BREASrJ THAT HALE MoUip nAr T.
TO PASS OVER Ills DEAD BODY, BEFORE ne ''s>''''D
SOUTH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

l. the undersigned resident Catholic pastor of Manchester
and Concord ~ H. certify that the above signed gentlemen
are citizens of Concord, and know them be citizens of
good standing and Catholics and moreover fully concur
with the sentiments expressed 10 their Of facts
relative the course of Gen. Pierce
(Signed VIM. MCDONALD
August, 10th, 1852. Catholic Pastor.
From the Truth Teller, August 81.
HE fREsipEScY-Eforts of peculiarly mean, nsidous,
ano character being made by the agents
OF inc wing party TO catch Irish for The wing candidate
Tor the PRESIDENCY The deep and we'll grounded anpathy
OF lrshmen 10 the English government made Of and
they are asked TO vote Tor Scott because alleged
ries british Lead about some portion of his body The
sacred OF religion also used and shmcn are asked
Scott because daughter his has had the grace
become Catholic We allude these despicable efforts
silly arguments by which they sustained because
conceive that the parties who them the UNDER
standings of Ishmen aud Catholics in the United States
We do teny-no can-o General Scott the merit of
being good soldier but may be worth while to inquire on
what occasion no received this dose Of british ead about
which so much is sad 1t at one OF the battles of the
of ls2-a declared and carried by democratic
administration and opposed in its inception and Its progress
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(Signed)
Christopher Hart,
Thus. McGraih,
Michael burning,
Martin Lawler,
James Hart,
Vim. Connolly,
Thomas MutnfoTd,
Thomas Murphy,
Richard Nheelehan,
james Lenhy,
Timothy Lynch,
Charles O'Bryop,
Owen Garland,
Martin Cary,
John Thompson,
John Murphy,
Thomas Thompson,
Edmond Sullivan,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27
DEMOCRATIC MEETING NIGHT.

Every Democrat who desires the OF his party and
the triumphant election of honorable and trustworthy
nominees Pierce and King shoaId be present oil the
meetings of the Democratic Association In union lie
strength The of The party for the good OF the party vii
satisfactory and wise when all present; and will
sure the Of party. When has united Demo
cracy been beaten in the Unonl "Stand by your
friends" them and all will be safe. Come to the meeting
night that may all confer together the interests
our country Come good speeches will be had from somt
of our Young and talented members
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-27

John Gecnty,
Patrick Lunilmcrs,
Michael NJ cCabe,
D. Flyn,
Thomas Clark,
Patrick Mehan,
Luke Benson,
John Gallagher,
William Sheehan,
Michael Murphy,
Barnard Mcdonald,
Barnard Callance,
John Lynch,
Barney Halpin,
Philip Halpin,
James McCune,
Richard Lunird,
Patrick McCoEe.
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ii .iN itif;

minRiE.D
M,pprp on Thursday evening Nh at otneH by tho
Ecy Mr Hm!.y. JAMES " RAWLINGS 10 Mss ELIZA MA.
KlON IEWt> 10th ui this Ciy
| H. Gr0r.e"wn papers please copy.
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suddenly the 10Th Angus near Farmyr M Jd'n' v"
Sad his I'll supposed HAT he HAD III
lie Ills horse
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.I:l3sSs. &iAi"
pNI;I OF RICHMOND, AUGUST %, l-59

.ItuIEi:D,
| ScIr Marina, Teal, phI!atrIp.il
| Srhr Sharon, Thatcher, Boston.
SAILED,
Schr iIcnrico, Tutr New York
Schr John Compton, Oa:en, Philadelphia.
z IMP PLASTf;R-lG3 Lun rllstct. Tor SAFE ,sr
IA by EDMOND, DAVENPORT y 90.
| =!
5.'uH * = Nj, AMI rosse.si' give nc l. 81
L hs ID oh uppp-ltc The Iii
dc George Ia 10 occupied L.! T. ILL
I mpSiDs. E.l Apply RICHARD litIi.
1T
CliEsrEHFiEi.n LIGHT DiiAGoUAs.
ATTENTION..
SSAEaDE In front at Nm. RrDitson'-, tIrlr Cal
Mu.,.J Siru day, 4 September. clock. 20
y equlpIct hlnk bal carr s,s )IS,t
u. "Id r"i !uur captain 5aszfa
Angus; :! WI. ". WEI li;ER :.
v ORC t..Ie Undersigned, 'uiu. ,taAs
Y ii!~is md the Gal.C pr il !GrE.
It, thereby been "uiart make
,rar 49,! which ruuuuc 10
instruction III le modem languages ana mathematics.
1t-tl-Dc / Is NlIIIaNp
,U.TiDS University. uccuspI
i'm.' rTiE"" Dl! qua !.us
Classical ad Mathematical departments 81 Education
II an Academy family For satisfactory
Dies - i, ri Siii OIL hUs <T-clt.i-t'
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The Catholic denomination has, ITSELF entered the field in
defence Of Gen. Pierce against the malicious accusation OF
religious intolerance towards hem preferred by certain peo
pie who would drag religion into politics. The letter below,
80 numerousy and respectfully signed and the suboned
ce from the Truth Teller OF New York. of the leading
Catholic journals the United States kills the charge very
3aaI.
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LETTER FROM ROMAN CATHOLICS OF n. HAMPSHIRE
CoScoRp. N H. Aug. lS. 1852.

t.H.l ~
CoNcoRD N H., Aug. H. 1852.
To John White, Esq, Miirauks WISCONSIN.
Dear SIR Understanding that an impression mas obtained
in Wisconsin considerable extent and especially among
portion yonr people that Catholics that General
Franklin Pierce this State, nniriendy 10 Catholics,
as religious Sect and that attempt ns been made to
hold him responsible for the odious religious test contained
in the OF This S!ac the undersigned Catholic
citizens OF Concord deem duty that the Catholics
Of this Stale New England and especially that portion
tina, of his political opinions, entertain for him
tho highest respect politician and Especially DO
they iee under obligations to him for his powerful ell
forts in the convention ~ expunge that odous test from
The constitution Of New Hampshire and for hs Efforts before
people have the amendment the constitution adopt
ed which prov for striking The religious Any
impression of kind Indicated does General Pierce great
Injustice and regret that for partzan purposes no has
been thus msrepresented.
We send this you for electonecng parzan pur
poses but simple OF justice of the strongest
opponents the oduus test has in New Hampshire, and
one of the liberal and tolerant Of lis citizens.
We have been present in several meetings. and the last
meeting, when this proposed amendment submitted
the people heard General Pierce address the
plo Of aboishng sesl; aud any representation
that he is opposed to striking out that tes that he has
exerled himself 10 have that lest abolished must proceed
either from profound ignorunce malicious misepreeenta
ton OF the his character ard course in relation 10 this
los al
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New Arrivals

AT TIE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The subscribers have i',sI rec, i,rd llr..ir ncw
assortment of SPRING 4 y ID SUMMER
GOODS. which consists partly at
t'a!icocS. GingI,aniS, plain and embroidered
Lawns, Fancy Mus!ins, M all prices: Linen
Cambria, assorted c"lnrS Cum!rc and MuSiirs,
plain and checked; Grapes, i'grrgcs, thaIlys.
pc!ai!IcS, IsSm silks. and a great variety ui
oIEGcr articles suitable ior Ladies Dresses.
ALSO.-N large assortment of Linen Canbric
~ .dki-, Ncr,!lrwoTlri Collars and Culls
thrmisciis and Caps, Mralim and Lace ScrvcsI
tapc> and Aianlias, Lace aud Muslin Ed2iue
and Inserting, BonncS and Ribbons oi the:
newest styles, Ivory. Black and Feather Fans
mhrc!liS and Pnrasul>, and Il great variety OF
oili"r articles too IiGucrnii> 10 name.
They recommend their stock of hlruclrh
and hro"n SIirting. blue and striped ll"lnc-
:ruis, Cotton aud Linen bsIahurus Bed 'Iick
and every Kind al 'IoNrliiMr and Table Linen
very large ;,s>orlurutui Hosiery Of "vrrv de-
scrp:"n. Linen, Thread Lace and silk Go, "a,
NliIi* Nc. Nc.
They Invite their friends 10 cali u, their Store,
feeling certain Ia hc able To satisfy Them il,
every way, rs VIII IN ii. price as IN iIr ,,,;or,.
nirn al the Goods. Vi. Ditl CkER ~ co.
Nptil 20, lSJ2. 26-li
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Educational Notice.

E1IE mex, session of The BRADFORD
4 81 RINGS FEMALE lNSTITU-
TlON will orcn on The First Monday of
the ensuing February. The Trustees
Will ly that time have completed som ad-
aItIonal provisions for the comfort of the
BonrdcrS and The adjacent grounds will
be placed in an improved condition.
/ he various departments of instruction
will be filled by The most competent
Trnolcrs that can he obtained 4; and here
after n" one will be retained longer than
ability and fidelity arc exhibited in tie dis
charge Of official duty.
II is very Important llla, the members of
the Collegiate Classes return AT the be-
ginning OF the session, that the regular
Xcrclscs may not he retarded
TERMS.
The scholastic year rcginS on the first
Monday of February and closes ON the
last "Wednesday Of Noscmbcr, and is
divided into Two equal sessions.
Board, per session. including bed,
bedding, lights, and washing, the
pupils being responsible Tor
the various furniture Of Their
rooms, an inventory Of which
will be regularly kept. 500 90
Tuition III Primary CInSs. 10 %
Tuiiiun in other Glasses. u 90
French or Latin. 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar 20 90
Use OF iIano LOO
Pupils on Guitar furnish their own
Guitars for practice, and also
their Guitar slr,lgS.
Drawing and Painting in Oil or
Water Colors, or Monochrome
tic or India Ink. each - 90
Ornamental Needle Work. &C. ) GO
Pupils furnish their own materials.
by resolution ni the Board, persons
sending two pupils will have them
boarded a, 81 % per month; anl those
scndn" three or more, at $lo 90
per month.
d B. Mcl.AURIN, s cry q. Treas.
Dec. % lSJl. Off
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. a.. .ANdtsSebgHH',
253 and 253 kiNG-SrREEr.


(Onc door below Wcntwnrth-Sircct)
We would again respectfully invite the a,tcn.
inn ni our friends anil customers in the country
To our extensive Stuck of DRY GOODS, when
they visit orr Ci!y Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and Krrscys.
Alabama do do
Plain and Striped OSnahrrgs.
Blrmrhrd and Brown Dnmr>!rs
SUPER DtFFll. B1.A 1.ANkETS-DlRECr
IMPORTATION.
We would also part icularly invite attention to
"ur lMPORTAIlON Of SlI.lS nml DRESS
GOODS. being uiic of the LARGEST
STOCKS lNTllE ESOUIIlERN COT NTRY.
We are also prepared tn furnish every article
III the Dry Goo Is Lane, Viz: llu>icrS, Golvcs.
Linens Fl"nuc!s, Cloths t;l>imrrs Bonllrazincs
Alricras, Mrrrnocs. Muu>sclun de Iainrs
Plaids, .nc".rls and Swiss MuslinS Furniture
lGmi,y. Prints. Gir-lwnis, ShawlS, Lnccs Edu-
ing, Rihh"ns Trim nj nss, &c., DC.
Svpi'nb r -, ISL. 4S--lf
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CABINET WARILROOM.
T.. w. ANDREWS

e--------,----------------- e-------------- TAkES lhIS mrlhOd OF
- sss.ass.sxsssg5 informing the citizens of
Snmlcr>ilc and vicinity that
l,r has opened in Sumter, lille. opposite the new
Presbyterian Church. IL CABINET WARE
ROOM. where he will keep for sale. cheap. NIL
such iuriIthrc ~ comes 'rr,icr this i-,a u S..n,
al hiS trade. which he vii warrant q. 'ium
mate rial nnl will furnish lnr c,sl III Charles
ton prices, all description of Furniture made
Repairing rAccuird III iir shortest unIirr
Mahogany a:.d plain Collins iurnis he'd with
on delay.
All the SnhsrIhrr ~ rs i !; fair Trial and
hopes hy runrl'ai nii'nInn 10 h,isiIu.>S uIri
easy terms. Ia merit public patronage.
February II, 1882. l1-ly
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(JIIS(J@JE1A

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that he is now receiving,
nj his old stand. No. 26 IIAYNE-STREEr, (mp
sinrs,) from England, Germany, France and the
Northern States, complete assortment of
5toplc on0 t'anep prcss GOODS,
US per Catalogue annexed, which he is prepared
10 sell on reasonable terms, ut IIh0ic-snie Dniy,
To the Country Trade. He respectfully soiriis
Il call, bciug determined TO sell as low ns any
House i'll the City. j.. &. BROWN.
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D. ]. WINN,
Tga;EsGgEAN'g' 'H'sagOEs.

Would respectfully inform his friends au,l
Tie I'iihlIr generally that lu now has on hand
ana -" rs "r sale reasonable. trriii> Il large
ana splendid assortment uf ClniliS t,Ssinrrs
IA and Nr>iri">. will Hats, Cups, [ls3
Sh Stspcnt!cr~. tray:iiS. Socks. fine lin. l92l
* Ell and Nlrrino Shirts. Drawr.s, -
Gloves, liant!l, crcl- Is nlrrIlas Ne.
Men and Boys Rcn,y Made tluihing Of eve
ry description and variety.
Complete Military Uulli,S, informs. Swords
T.! anrr;S, Ac., furnished nj short nnirc.
lnliurnS for Sumter Riilcmcn furnished oIl
reasonable terms.
] His vrslings are peculiarly rich. col,sislin.
Of far ri' her PATTERNS than ever previously cA.
hhitrd in Ibis market.
Oct L.. 1871 81 #
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thrukiul for past iitvours the subscriber wish
~ 10 inform the public that hr still mannllc
lures Cotton Gins III his establishment III Stale
burg. un The most improved aud approved plan.
which hc thinks That the COTTON ginncd on one
uf those giiiS of the late Improvement IL worth
at least quarter OF "a cent more lhan the cot
ui;rlur,'S them on The most simple construction,
oi the finest finish and of The hrSi materials Ia
wii. Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for - per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in cou,-
pcc order at the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins Will be promptly "nt mnclnnlly attended
10. WILL NN f.liISbN.
S,atchurg, Sumter Disl ). G. Feb II, 2G..'f
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Notice.

MI persons indebted 10 me individuality,
or as Ordinary. will please make inncdi-
ale payment ns IT is absolutely ncccs sary
that close up my bmsiut.s, some part of
which has been ol lorg standing unsettled,
and which | am determined shall remain
50 no longer. hope my friends will attend
To this Al once, and give INC and themselves
as littIc trouble aa may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. OH, lS32 I7-u
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WegrO Shoes,

The subscriber ls made arrangements for
the manufacture "i from -Four To Five THOUSAND
pairs of the above article hy the FALL. For
reference az 10 quality. hc would respectfully
refer rrrsun. " ho may he disposed t" purchase
"i hIin, 10 those who lraIr"nIZcd him last year
t> I" price, he wIll guarantee thcn Is low as
can he afforded.
May - u J. MORGAN.
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Notice,

All persons hay il'" demands against The Is.
Ialr "I l. =. Bclscr, deceased. will pr"s'uI Il.cm
duly aic>tcd ind liu>, indebted viii make
Payment 10 f.. VI. anderson Esq. siunirr>iile,
Sc LOUISA BEl.SER. Adm'rN.
oct. 2Ol'l. 1881 80 If
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Election of Music Teacher,

The Board Of Trustees of The Bradford
Springs Female Institute " i'll elect an addition
al Music Teacher on lhc last Monday in Ibis
month. Applicants will please n,l,lrcss the
Principal al the Institute. Salary FIVE hun.
drcG dollars and board.
EDWIN CATER Principal.
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cory two week" and forward account,
februaly2, lSJ2 l5--t