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REVOLUTION ~ CHINA AND IN EUROPE.

A most profound yet fantastic Spectator on the
principles which govern tie movements Of Humanity,
was won't to exto as one OF the ruling secrets Of ma
ture, what be called the law of the contact Of ex-
tremes. The homely proyerb that extremes meet"
VAS IN his view, grand and p5.ent truth Ia every
sphere Of li.e an axiom with which the philosopher
could as little dispense the astronomer slh the laws
Of Keper or the great discovery Of Nestcn.
Whether the contact Of extremes" be such a uni.
vtrsa principle not striking illustration Of it may
be seen in the effect the Chinese revolution seems
likely 70 exercise upon the civilized world. l. may
seem very strange, and very psradlxcal assertion
that the next uprising Of the people Of Europe, and
their next movement for republican freedom aad
economy Of Government, may depend more probably
On What is noE passing IN The Celestial Enpire.-
the ye opposite Of Europe than on any other pori
cal cause hat nov exists-mOre even than % the men
aces Of Russia end the consequent likelihood Of gen
eTal European var. Bat yet t is no paradox as all
may urderstand by atfeutively considering the cir
euusranees of the case.
Whatever be the sociacauses and whatever religious
d!nastc, or national shape they may assume that have
brought about the chronic rebelions subsstng in Chi
na Tor about ten years past and gathered together
ID one formidable revolution the occasion of this our
break has unquestiCnaby been afforded BY the English
cannon forcing upon China that soporife drug called
opium Before the British arms the authority of the
AAnehou dynasty fell 10 pieces the superstitieus faith
In The eternity Of the Celestial Empire broke down; the
barbarCUs and herInetic isolation from the civilized
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1,he Trfhnnn for kurOpe.

The next number of The Tribune for Ewopsen
Circulation will be issued TO. MORROW MORNING, at
O'Clock. 1t will contain all the Latest News up 10 the
time of going to press. Single copies In HrapPesr1s
Cents The Arabia sails from this port Tomorrow at
Oofc
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Netu'2lork Daily 0ribn,re
TUESDAY. JUNE Il, 1853.

CY Personf wanting The Tribune et At Their ftaenes q, -
seS no n, Isprh the PostOce Phee B cent? week-pJsSs
totk Zen
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ro oopPFcpOyDEyTS.

I ae "a, he tafen Of Communications Whatever
ended for insertion be authenticated BY ne name ana
ftbs seTDot necessarily publication, but - guar
Of his good faith.
Wsesnnot NJ deake to return rejected Communicates
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The Board Of Aldermen were 10 session last night,
but no business Of Importance wss transacted. la
their session as Supervisors the Aldermen had char
acteristc debate upon the bill of Coroner Geer.
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movement was made in the Assembly yesterday to
reform our Grand Jury factory in this City, by intro
ducing BILL (Which was referred providing that the
judges of the Supreme Court of the First Judicial Dis
trct the Judges of the Superior Court aud the Judges
Of the Court of Common Pleas, aud the Mayor, Re-
coIder and City Judges, shall constitute Board Of
Commissioners for the selection Of Grand Jurors.
They are to prepare list Of 900 names.
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3 O eossIs, ssoIsary. AENy HoLDEteF. Vee-fTeaisnt
IMyoNrASr SALE or VALUABLE


IMPORTANT SALE or VALUABLE BRo0KLfN
PnoPyRry AT AvcrIoH-We wish call tue attention Of tie
tubl no lie ge Real Estate 70 be made TINS DAY az u
el1ek az fhc Merchants kxchauge by ALBERT H. NlCOLAY
conssng OF lae yspaae and choice badas Los ana q
tnrtd Nalccrsi CLIFTON, Mya O4cfont
DskAh Carlton Bedford Lafayette tJton heni tasang and
Para avs oxford Cumberland Willow, Aaan Dkenih Ora
nan Aa ana City ct Brooklyn. Iae property
b Sesuluy situated established wci1 eealaid
for rsio ~ fs eagerly sought Tor BY oil Nho
peimsneat residence % % invest me cpa
tho g. be materially
bn,eo " hfu loanoas By 20
ia .test fee confident N dung t
r.ety b. Inc fsvort purchasers The terms
fssisd te uuqurstouab for autographs ana psrtiea
IA We the AUcticloer No. c W ai.si
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fJspyR GARMESTs, GLOVES AND Hosiery Those VII
iuy The se best goods lowest prices for which they are
- UEIoN ADAMS,
No 59i Broadway,
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LYos's KArHAmoN--Ths invaluable article, for
eraSests Dandu curing besusins Ard Freseag the hi Is
80 ~ All be discovered We should tk the ladies'
sson ali Try IL certainly Pnee Is large bottles Sod by ai
49,. every
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE. Ii

In Senate yesterday the Maine Law bill was, after
considerable sparrDg, referred 70 Committee ICON
s.tiDg Of Messrs. Clark, Bristol and Corne to report
complete An effort TO make it the special order Tor
this morning, failed by tie vote few bills of local
importance were adopted.
In Assembly, nothing of note was done beyond fixing
the Canal business for debate this day.
We give in our Teegrapbic columns correct version
of the report agreed upon by the Canal Conference Com
mittees of the Senate and Assembly
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UHDER-GARMEHTs FOR SUMxER.-Ihe best goods :
The pces Agrost assorment invite stutio1 70 or
sioek goods and feel assured that cal WI
convince cry that for exclce ceapncss aud variety DO O'
bo""' eA'" A. RANKIN Co., Hoaeu
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STRANGERS AND CiTnrNs-lt you are travelling, or
fued 70 taye sou greatly y0af odsn'ase 20 cal IN
rtstey Emporium, No 80 bfoad"ay efe ht us
teen o. complete ess2Fiuel. Of posOs ana
5p W both m quality aoa price %
Nouf they may. Bear mad as ha tnese are oay
chs IT. bsoagat BY The four last steamers 'a
Fralr nd nd
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ITsELF AN ExHBITIoS-Ihsisth the constant exclanla-
A. - ,he bo yist eight spacious sales Rooms HIRAM
hsntssoS No % Bowey wh, the inaie variety Of Mosaic
Br1ssels Tbree-Ply ingTsa Capets M1sae
Re- sdscapcs Table and Piano Covers fsror Do9rais Se
1ht -s .nd Admiration. The styles eurcly
S.3sI srvitha nstoDishingy cleeP
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Opposite MetropolIlsn Hoiel ald Ni6i0's Q

:. LACE AND muslin CURTAINS Ar REDUCED PRloEs-
Tn, be-, eor Mt in the city kelly FESeUsoNs window
Shade AID Curtain Store No Ss broadway one aoot ABOVE
= m WET LINENS, wet by the bursting OF CrotOn
nine M store Murray Saturday Last and therefore mot dam
sesd at HiTcncecK DEADsEATEk No AZ Broad
will DO hod
nat hat wi
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WSDow SHADE MAScTAcroEf' MaoLEsAL LIE AND
RtTaTho assortment u q sI s0r, So 10
"a lye nade 10 order sl0i notice a. low H sly e'iA0
lsfnsert ia The city Also Cosrees DsloS N'''' A'
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TR Sammer Clothing selling off at great sacrifice
a, Of removal Of Mems and bOys
N'n''s W" " Wv BovcbToH a KNAPF, No. 90 Msdenlsne
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IL HOusekeepers and oil oheFs III hou' VI DSs4uIi''
s.sses &c voud do well 70 call M WIZARDS old esaD-
80 Chsthast, cor OF Auoefrys ~ce
Of articles in e oe ever oaes % lSs
auhi
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Iur I1nTN GMTERs.-IhOse Of our ladies who, in

MoURsrro JAoONETs AND MUsLINs.- BARTHOLOMEW
WEFp ave received lot Of those cheap JAeone and
Muse price snt ebd and 70 be the cheap.
offered NV MOURNING STORE, ol broaa"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

D.. SPLENDID CARPETINCS FOR SPRING SALES, IoOJ-
No 40 PenSt are now resolving 10 store
per late oya stock Of Velvet Tapestry Brussels fhreepy
snd Inn chaste and elegant dsas which, having
advance they
- - ~ ..yy greet snducenenta
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IA s.,tos 10 determine how mach he shoe Of Ma-
70 OF SSTesotoo
nv erp iuienoT sewing Aaents with so nesd re make
- 80. .earn ssns twcs quantity Of thread uesoary.
sh o which d. perfect woIk ssaeiy y aeal aud
<orsrsIs ere those sod - No p botd"s! " u SNsES
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tree Caryebse Carriages Bags aud of all cloth aud leather
very heaviest Sewing Machine
NAL ng stronger beautiful than other winch
will not shuttle w navel when tId stitch
cut Ice go $50 from huaGreds
sent to oil who wish. GROVER, BAKER 20. :,
No. lhaml n
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u.
srv .rnovd 70 No - Broad say, OPPOSITE tae pak F9aaa
ylarei sufficient g1aIaeee 70 az who pAi
10 h b. better supplied BY hn IAA a asy
fkefes tshlsh in tie world
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fz.Wn nmnLrr. Hair Dresser and W. Maker, most

respectfully public that be has opened and elegantly
fuhed store Al the Nicholas Hotel Mr DiB-
hnsnp h rooms to meet the semlne,
for the liberal received us cid
store Ne BadwBy which wall he conduced for the future
by bb6e he by attention to his business he
If Nes
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DyT,.yoy SAIANANDER SATEs-GAYLER's PArksr.

DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFEs.-GAYLERs PATENT.
RoBER1 PAgRcK sole Manufacturer in the United States
of the above r. c. GoFfNs lmpeneebe De-
6ve Locks; Locks combined in the world De-
Dot m Pcs door below Madenne formerly No 80 Johnst
BusNrss AGENCY IN BosToN.-The undersigned has
,iabsld General business Agency Boston Having had much
practical eateneuce mercantile affairs particularly accountant
will attend faithfully 10 business
entrusted him. permanent Agent or otherwise m
settlement Of Estates adjusting Accounts NegO
aons Collections, sales Of Merchandise &c Once NJ IL
State st. bosion 100 - DAVID bANks
Pa ] p HAYES 4 Co. Tbos. TEACHER Esq Boston.
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fSy "Pigmies are Pigmes stil though perched on
"a Ard rysnds pyrsuds The poet could
The character q thesuPerb OF DosrSh
Rfc9KnScN AoISSESEr tbs superiority OF which uulgo
sv s,c aid thai they have gained their "pyFsnda Po
10. hy n mems and pot through The means Of padng
.susv esoried 4ho facy ocltei al No Ss Broatsay
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C.Rprr,sos- q HUMPHREY No. 379

BICsowsy daily receiving packet from Europe additional
p of OF superior fabric and styles
tIey particularly aoapedto city trade For sale fu ten
cent thauo sfoTes selhug similar goods.
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The tea crop Of the last season will not prove short
as shown already by the export lists from Shanghai of
100000 rs above the preceding year This excess il
to be accounted for By two circumstances On one hand
the state of The market az the close Of 1851 was much
depressed and The large surplus stock left has been
thrown into the export OF 1852. Ga the other hand.
the recent accounts Of the altered British legs alton
with regard imports Of tea, reaching China, have
brought forward all the available teas 70 d ready mar
ket at greatly enhanced prices But with respect to
the coming crop, the stands very differently This
is shOgn by The following extracts from the correspond
eDce Of a large tea-hrm in London
in Shsrgha tie terror Is extreme Gold has advanced
upward e % per cent? hang eagerly Oagh 1c AoardinQ
silver las so Tar dappead that n0n cDnt BE- 05tqiqed 20
pay the China dues the British vessels requiring port
Clearance ana n consequence O. which Mr. AgOek hay
consented 10 become reponDls 10 the Chinese au,hor
Ties r the pay ment Of these dues, Oh receipt OF ~ In
dla Company bis, or other approved securities IAe
scaTCs y h. Fleioas t7t' is OF the mos ~ avora
BE utur-, when viewed in reference to the inn-dle
feature Of commerce. As this abstraction precisely
az that period aAou their mos. needed es Bile the
tea sik bus 20 20 into tie interior aud eject their
purchases for Lr large E0rfioa of but0a D. mil IN
0frGHo t0eA0t te producers t0 cQry or de- 09sqf91
......At tins period % the year /. usual 10 bgin
IN aaugeueI = for the teas where's ~ pr-s-ut
nothing 10 tk-c OF but the means Of protecting per,on
SD property g. ii sections beng ~ stand
the applied 20 the leaves Ia t1l aud
MAY the early crop, which iaclaess all The finer asc-p
uoIs both . black and green teas va. be- as nu l1s rs
uIreeIcd RLtat &c Christmas
Now the mems for securing the tea leaves sill GER
tainy not be given by the English American or French
quadrous stationed in the Chinese seas bur thsse may
easily, By their interference produce such eoaPeatons
60 cut q ali Transactions between the reproducing
interior and the rea.exporriDg ports IhusSor The
present crop, a rise in the prices mus be expected
speculation las already commenced IN London-and
for the crop large deficits as good as certain
Nor is this al. The Chinese ready though they may
be, all people in periods of revolutionary convu-
sion, to sell of to the foreigner all the bulky cOmmod
tiles they have hand viii, the Orientals are used
to do in the apprehension of great changes set 70 hoard
ing, not taking much in return for their Tea and silk,
except hard money. England has accordingly TO expect
rise in the price of of her chief articles of con-
sumption drain of bullion, and great contraction Of
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~ Now SiAs ShaWls MATTHIAS ParasOs, and even

III NOV SIhs NHd"Is, lidIVIIIu'i OF u'VI' H"u -
Dress Goods for spring and sumner wear Just
.sefd ue Est steamer for exhibition a. NJ
BopIeE No53 OfaAdst Orchard. Aso direct from snc.
Of uns aud oOys
wesT; Muslin DIspery AID Kind ofdomese gods
should give call before making thes, purchases
a. tey find everything thai rch and fashionable At
Nv prcta
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

70 Kxox HAr.--Jhe established and recognized
~ .,ns ana Hat, that Of the nde.sssh
No 81 ri All fasdonabe stylish neat
Nc =. Hstuskinf combined BY this
tecon latest efforts Those Of really besni
arts hiss or BLACK hetr taste a.
q IN the prodncfisn q HAT - aechs"> ~
an. 5e..oyato. ef he Antique Drab Beaver Hats,
1 81 The osty csiebsred ve.ssn Of iSe Ano io-.
e. 80 lie notee the admirers and pat ems u he
hh ,erd i b, restored and offered IN us otbn-4
.. e. qs pleasure q tbs announcement re.uy &c
ps. 49, Alter Of practical scenthe 10
eoutspbg The qualities foond Only ih'' A
- s.seaen Of Rocky MovSTAiN SiLyEEY bkANLs t.
sqoe co Leader and IofrodueFs OF SIMON or
bSAh c'n.issseaps Hats Aston House. Broadway, n r.
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"
FssTER author Pine Essay PenmanshR Double Entity
other popular wokr At No Si broadway, between
White NalerA expeditions and superior manner lu
sucton dsy and evening -,
From The Boston Republican.
acquainted Mr. Foster and take great
Isesue establishment the notice Of our fellow
nztns examined system IN detail seen his oae OF
In fully convinced Of It's superiority
IL Acsies beyond other METHODS the aannieu Of bold free
busiue ham
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
Valuable Land for Sale.
.TGNIIE Subscriber offers for sale VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND containing
One Thousand and FortY-S Six Acres,

.TgNIIE Subscriber offers for sale VALUABLE
i TRACT OF LAND, containing
One Thousand and Forty-Six Acres,
Living on Cutfeetown Greek, in, EdGcEcld District,
one and half miles East of Liberty Hill, in an in
teliccnt and pleasant neighburhood- TWO
miles es Bethany Academy, Ga foufshing and per-
mancnt SCHOOL, and nine miles, over fine roid,
of the upper terminus Of the Plank Road from
Edrefcll c. H. to Cheatlam's and within less dis
tancc 0f the contemplated route of the Savannah
River Valley Rail Road.
There are but few places possessing equal advan-
tages with this for agricultural purposes. About two
hundred acres Of the Land is first qualified Creek
and Branch bottoms-half Of Which is in cultiva-
tion About Four hundred acres is Rcd Land,
similar to the Lands about CambrIdge-produemg
Cotton, Corn and Oats, equal TO any clay lands
and for Wheat it can not b: cxcc'led having been
known to- produce upwards Of 81 fold. The
balance is sandy admirably adapted to the produc-
ton of Cotton. The range for Stock is fine, and
for hogs especially is not surpassed. The Planta-
ton is well ditchcd and under good fencing.
On the premises are fine large Dwelling. near
" new, with eleven rooms, large framed Kitchen
and Cooks house, with brick chimncys-Smoke
House, Meal Room, Store Room and Dairy-Tcn
Negro Houses, built within the last FIVE or six years,
with coed rock aud brick chmncys-GoOd Gin
House, Screw. Fan, &c.
Persons residing in Abbevillc, Newberry, or the
Lower or Eastern part Of this District who desire
to purchase land would do well 10 look at this
before buying, as be bought for half the price
similar lands sell for in thosc sections
The improvements could not be put on the place
for the price asked-I bought low and will sell low
before make arrangements to cultivate it another
wear. S. S. TONIPkINS.
Edge6cld c. H., Oct 3,-ls53. If IS
" Abbcvc Banner, Independent Press and
Newberry Sentinel, will copy four times aud for
ward account to S. S. 7.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
Teachers Wanted

TITO take Charge Of au INSTITUTION OF
Il LEARNING about to be established in Edge
field District, South Carolina, on Sweet Water
Creek and about eight miles from Hamburg.
The Schuul is located in one Of thu most healthy
portions of Edgcfcld and in an enlightened, moral
community.
Every fciIi,y, such as board and Other comforts
will be extended to the Pupils, and every nlcans of
support in abundance. will be afforded to the gene
raj advancement Of the Institution.
The Seminary has already a permanent Capital
Stock Of Thirty Thousand Dollars, with prospect
Of constant increase, until its endowment shall equal
that Of any Seminary in the State.
Whilst Teachers will be fully su'taincd in causing
order, and in causing the best discipline, and the
best system of learning TO be observed in tlrir
School: they will BE- required to come qualified 10
teach the very highest branches that are taught III
the State, and to come recommended BY the very
best and most reliable authority.
Two Tcachcrs-onc for Males, and the other for
Females, are wanted and they exp, cited to bc
ready to undertake their charge on the first Monday
in February next.
Applications must be addressed to Capt. R"bs.
Meriwcthcr, Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees,
at IVY Island p o., Elgcied District.
ROBT. MERlWETHER,
GEO. BOSWELL,
SANlI.. GETZEN, Trustees.
JOEL CURRY,
a. p. BUTLER,
ANDREW J. HAMMOND.
Hamburg Republican will please copy until forbid.
Sept 81. 1853, # 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
New Fall and Winter Goods,
MILLER & WARREN,
May ii
AUGUSTA, Ga,


DAYE Just received, at their Store, Corner op-
l. posite the Mansion House, a large and COM
pletc Stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting Of
LA,Dl-GS' DRESS GOODS.
Hrocadr aid Rich Plaid SILKS,
Broc;,dc and Striped Black SILKS,
Embroidered NIerino Robes,
Rich Figured Cashmercs aud D'Lnines,
Plain French and English Mcrinos,
Saxony Plaids, beautiful article for Childrcn's
Dresses,
Cold English Flannels, for Children and Ladies'
Sacks,
Super. White Gauzc and Welsh Flanncls,
Black YAracca and Canton Cloths, for Ladies'
Mourning,
Black Chally, D'Laincs and Bombazincs,
French, English and American PRINTS,
Rich ElmbrOideries.
French CllEAllZETTES and SLEEVES,
Collars Worked Bands
Muslin Edgings and Inscrtings: Irish Linens;
Damask Table Cloths, Table Napkins and Doyles,
l2-4 Heavy Barnsley Shcctngs,
Together with fine Stock Of SATTINETS,
Kentucky JEANS, CL0rLISr CASSlMERES
aud VESTINGS.
We respectfully solicit call from our friends
and customers, and persons visiting the city would
do well to give us Il look before purchasing.
Augusta, Oct IL 6m 3S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
June 80
Splendid Farm for Sale !

TIIE Subscriber offers for sale her valuable set
J. temcnt, known as EVERGREEN, situated
in Anderson District S. c., IL miles Southwest
Of the Town of Anderson, and four miles cast of
the Savannah River This pace comprises Eleven
Hundred Acres, Scrcn hundred Of which is in fine
Woodland, One Hundred md Fifty Acres of best
Creek Bottom, mostly in cultivation, and 400 or 500
acres Of Upland. all in good state Of culture
Upon the premises is neat and substantial Dwell
ling House, Kitchen, Negro Houses Barn, irst-rac
Flouring and Saw Mill,
entirely new, stcrc-llousc and other necessary out
buildings
This place combines many advar tagcs for IN en-
tcrprisug man Of business. 1t is situated in fine
ncshborhood, accessible from all points, productive
lands, and us i place Of business, equal TO any in
the District. Terms made easy TO purchasers.
The Subscriber also Offers for sale 10 eligible
Building Lots
in the Town of Anderson.
For further particulars apply to the Subscriber at
Evergreen. or to Mcssrs. Harrison & Broylcs, An
dcrson c. II.
ELIZABETH EARLE.
Anil % If 4l
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R ENHOV AL.
Grand Display for Fall Trade,

OPPOSITE o. C. DuNDAR's,
IN CHARLES HAMMOND'S NEW BRICK STORE
Hamburg, S. C.,
NXTHERE the Undersigned will keep constantly
w in Store, well assorted
Stock of Groceries,
Embracing every article usually found in an extern
sve Grocery Store. His Stock culsiss in part Of
Java, Rio and Cuba COFFEE,
Clarified, Porto Rico and New Orleans SUE-iR
Cru4hcd, Powdered ana Loaf DO
New Orleans and Cuba MOLASSES.
John Gibson, Son Ss Co. Nectar WHIShEY,
Eagle, Double Distilled Rye and Rcct,d do
Jamaica RUM, N. Z. RUM,
Old Madeira, Cherry and Port WINES,
Trncrilc and Malaga do
Imported OLD BRANDIES, Otard Brandy,
Perfect Love- Rose Mint and Cinnamon Cord;als,
Pure Holland GIN. London Cordial GIN,
American BRANDY and GIN,
Brass Bound Buckets and Tubs, Painted Do.
Measures, Market Baskets, Brooms. &c.
Toilet, Castccl and Turpcntinc SOAPS.
PICKLES and KETCHUPS Of all kinds,
Tubacco. Candles, Fine Teas and Spices, all kinds
Fine SALT in Boxes and Bags,
ESSENCESfur for F!avourlng, Of all descriptions,
Nacaron Yeast Powders, Mustard
CANDIES and SEGARS Of the best quality,
CHEESE, FLOUR OF the best Brands,
Fine Family MACEEREL, Starch, &c.
And great many other articles, ALL Of which is
warranted lo be Fresh and Of the best quality.
S. T. BOWERS.
Hanburr Octub,r l9 # 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-11-30
CAROLINA HOTEL,
EDGEFIELD C. H., S. C.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT for

A M-o THIS ESTABLISHMENT for
eTgSk merly known as the "SrANN llo-
{ssa49s5sssG {sa49ssssG TEn," having been purchased and
opened in December last by the Undersigned, he
would most respectfully solicit his friends and the
public generally to give hm call, as he feels con-
hdcnt that he can do rs well for them as could be
expected in place like this.
His House is situated on Main Street, one block
South of the Public Square, and convenient to those
travelling the Plank Road. Also from Columbia,
Aiken and Grantcvillc. His Stables arc convenient
to the House and always well supplied.
The House is sufficiently retired from the busi-
ness part of the Town To render it always quiet and
comfortable, so that the weary traveller may always
be sure Of good nights rest.
L. VI. NICHOLAS.
mr., tf