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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-07

WANTED-AG Coon SALEsMAN,-Doubt.
less, many in search of employment will
read this advertisement with the deenest
interest. That bankrupt merchant, whose
failure in business is still the .'town's
talk, may eagerly grasp at the new
hope, which 1t holds out to him. The
young man, who has gone forth from the
home OF his childhood to seek his fortune
may see in the above notice a steppinp,
stone to wealth.
In more than one dwelling it will shed
CLEAN of sunlight; perhaps, a thousand
eyes will brighten, as they rest on those
brief words, and, as many hearts beat
fast with blissful expectancy. Besides,
they tfatter themselves that they are fitte j
Tor the place, but we would advise them
not to be too sanguine. The standard
OF excellence varies so much in different
people, that those peculiar characteristics
which would please one person, offend
another.
Now, what constitutes the good sales.
man. Does he bow, and smile, and
shipper, when you enter the store in YOUR
holiday attire, aud treat you as if YOU
were princess IN your own right; while
the lady, who comes in with a plain.
straw bonnet and common shawl, stands
neglected and alone!
Does he protest that certain article is
imported, when he knows it was manu-
featured in this cOuntry2
Does he, with the volubility of foreign
peddler, assure you that piece of silk
is the 'sbet thing IN The market" when
your excellent Judgment tells you to the
contrary!
Does he impose on the credulity of
that unsophisticated country girl, and
aver that de laine is ''nev stale, the most
fashionable, and the cheapest She can buv
in the city" when it is old and shopwornt
Are these the requisites for a good sales
man
We are sorry to answer that some pep
pie think they are; but we do not. We
detest this system of lying and fraud,
and nothing will induce us to leave
store so soon, as 10 find such clerk.
Let merchants think s,riously Of these
things; let them make it their rule to be
honest, truthful and upright, and we shall
see better state of things throughout
the !and.-Ohrs Branch.
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Shameful DIsHONEsTY.-As a proof of
the extensive adIliteration of liquors in
this country, tn New York Sun saws
that more port wine is drank in thc
United States i'll one year than passes
through the custOm-houSc in ten; that
more champagne is consumed in America
alone than the whole champagne district
produces; that cognac brandy costs four
times as much in France, where it is
made, as 1t IS retailcd for in our grog
shops; and that the failure of the whole
grape crop In Madeira produced no ap-
parent dlmlnutlon IN quantity orincrease
IN the price of wine.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY"

1NHIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
Il just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose is uow for his reception Of tie
remains of decreased persons.
The MAUS0LEUM has capacity for a huadred
bodies, in which such friends cf the dead SIS may
apply can place the departed until they select site:
for the graves.
The plan of the incorporates is of equality in
regard to the losa which will not be- put up publicly
for sale, although they usually bring premium }
making the early selection Of lots the most deF;r
able
Until an Office is established In the city Of Wash
ington, applications viii be puuctualIy site nded
to at the present Office, the east wing OF the buit
ing On entering the Cemetery.
WIN. s. HUMPHREYS
r. B.-GlsnwooG Is situxted short distance Cue
north of the Capitol. aug lI-An.
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Time OF Departure of the Ocean Steamers.
SELLING OFF TO REMOVE.

AViNG leased the large and cOmmc dious sor,
Ii room On the sou Invest correr of rennsyiva.
MIA avenue and 18th street. spd fitting it up ia the
most modern and approved manner, We Offer in a.
meantime ut our cid stand inducements to purchs.
5 rs OF Music, Piano }ortes, and al other Musical
Instruments, such 5" may never cccur sgain
Great Reductions for cash
&sr RENE mber, Cur cff,rJ of bargains at the OLE;
stand close on the 23i instant. about which tins
we hope TO see sli old custom r. ard their ftien
at our new ana spacious Warerooms.
HLBUS Il HIIZ'
Sap Il sf,la;c Aans
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sNIDER'S WINES
At HILA LPHIA

John v. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines At the
u former old established Zine Store of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr., Nc rs Walnut street, four doors be-
low Fourth street, where consuners will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS OF the most acccr1mc,
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm
portation OF FOREIGN WINES, Office No. IS Y al
nut street, PhiiadeIphis, where he is prepared to
receive orders fer the special Importation of Wines
DC, from various houses in Europe, in quantities of
single do zen aud upwards: and also eolicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
bis friends and former customers
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
hvered by Express free Of TcieM. je Sly
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FOR FIRRY POINT,
OLD POINT, q NORFOLK.

The Steamer oSOEoLA leay..
q Washington every Saturday morning
leaves Norfolk every Sunday al p N; stopping at
Old Point Piney Point, and all the usual Landings
on the Potomac fer passengers.
The Osceols viii continue to run to Norfolk until
the LIST Of September.
Passage and Fare to Norfolk and Old Point, IS co.
~ 2-d JAS. MITCHELL, Capt
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EVENING STAR,
CURIOSITY.

lie told me if would recall
The words | spoke so free,
To night he'd come and tell me ali
Another said of me.
wander If it's aught to please
My pride and vanity;
I'm sure ! do not care, but then
What can the secret be,
fear he'll think me curioui-
wonder what he's at
but Is for takirg back the words,
wont's object to that.
III tell him that did not mean
To pain his gentle ear;
Ansif he tells ne then, ween
III not refuse to hear.
M 'ure | would not, for a world.
Tha; he should fancy so,
Hri yei what he has said OF me-,
give the world TO know.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

t'Hf subscribers have on hand complete assert
1 nent Of BUILDING STONE, taken from the
Qusrries the Little sails Bridge on the Mary.
land side d @ including all sizes, T. I'm small build
ing to heavy foundation Stone. Curb, Risgging, Co
ping, &C., which they will furnish at the usual
rates.
Orders left at the Store of Whestley Morrison,
Wafer street. Georgetown, or at George L. sherifs s.,
Canal Bridge, AZ street, or at the Qusrries, south
of and near the Little Falls Bridge, viii meet with
prompt stIaption.
sep 7-dlm WHKATLRY, sHEBY 4 co.
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u Marriage hath in it more safety
than single life; it hath more care; IS
more merry and more sad: is fuller of
sorrow, aid fuller Of joys; 1t lis under
more burdens, but Is supported by all
me strength OF love and charity, which
makes those burdens delightful. Mar
rage is the mother of the world, and
kprescryes It's kingdoms, fills it's cities and
churches, and heaven itself. and is that
Pc OF good things which God hath de-
ped as the present constitution of the
ld.-BishOp Iaylor.
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

.sSEsea DR.. o. MUNSON has fitted up the
FNSE house and Office on Pennsylvania ave.
'%ULtFnue. formerly occupied by DR.. Hum
pflreys. and is making TEETH on a0 es,
tireiy new plan with continuous gum-the very in.
personaton of nature herself only hsndsoIer if de.
sired Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr..
NJ. owns the patent for the D. c., Va, and N. O.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war
rapted to he done in the very best msener
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NOW is THE TIME

INOR all those wishing to purchase any article In
IT the way of fine WATCHES, rich and fashion
able Gold JEWELRY. pure sterling SILVER WARE,
(of our own ma ufsctuce) &c. &c, to save from Is
to rs per cent. by calling at HOOPS JEWELRY
STORE, IS be is POW resolving his Fall supply OF
fine goods, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
New York city prices. Pa avenue, between ~ ard
9th streets, sign of the large Spread Eagle.
sep 10 W q HOOD
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FOR BALTIMORE.

AZ The Steamer OSCE0LA will re
sumo her regular trips to Balti
more on TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th instant, o.;
O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Baltimore every THURSDAY
ut o'clock p. m.-.stopping at Leonardtown, Nd.
st. Msry's River, Md, Kinsale and Gone River, AMI
the usual landings on the Potomac.
iy 7-Sms JAS. MITCHELL. Captafn
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FoK POOR AND LABORING MEN.

CMALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet or more In
- various parts of the City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD 4 CO.
BUILDING STONE
For sale. deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves il
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD & 90.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. LLOYD CO.
18th street, opp. Treasury Depar tment
w
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L bought personally in Europe, and imported
by FRANCK TAYLOR.
O.
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sep 16-d3t6eot0c,ll

I,AY'S bABLEs, with l26 illustrations,
VI vol, London, lsJ4-Sl
Dogs; their management, by Edward Msyhev,
London, 1S5i-50c.
The Marysis OF scieuce, by s. W. Fulton, VIII lie
lustratIt ms Soc.
Adv. INJURIES O. Nv. Sydrnham Gr-ennrch, anu o.
HE fife III 10 london, WiIh numerous hn' N
London, lS54--26c BRAN iaiNo"
sus an
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OTlCE.-Cn and after Monday, uctober ID,
~ TIE fare betue n Washington ana Baltimore
Win oe one dollar aud sixty cents commu alton
OF ten cents viii be allowed 10 all who procure tick
cts oeiore en- ring the cars. An a dition Of ten
Genus VIII ali be made to all way statisns unless
tickets are purchased at the Office
Round trip tickets for three dsvs will n. ;ssraa
on the I'd, 4th, and 9Th instant, st 81 to all who
NAV wi'h to visit tie agricultural Fair and Mari
land Institute.
Leave Washington for Baltimore st and sx a.
m end and 5 p m.
On SUNDAYS at y N mi SPIN
Leave Baltimore fer Washington daily, excep;
Sundays, at a AID a N, aud 3 snd p m.
On Sundays at Il q n and 5 pm
By order: 7. III PARSONS Agent.
I'm
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

4 LARGE assortment of Por ,elain and bell meta
IA PRESENTING KETTLES have Just been re
ceived, together with large assortment of House
Keepers Hardware, all OF VIII CHI are offered on re.
scnable terms by the subscriber
JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 18th sta,
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~ Hood, in an article of singular hu-
Dor, states that the phrase republic OF
fsss" was hit upon to insinuate that,
the whole lot of authors together,
not got sovereign amongst
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-10-07

L0VEs.-Kid. black Silk, piusb, Cashmere
" Lama, Lisla Thread, ami 81 k GLOVES sor Ia
a1ss n ana aa gentlemen at BIRaE
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early grave Let no young man or woman enter il
to tie secret obligations of married life without
reading the POCKET ASCULAPIUS. Let no enc
suffering from hacknied Cough. Pain in the side
restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole train
of Dyapeptic sensations, and given up by their ply
stefan, be another moment, without consulting ths
AsCULAPIUS. Have the married, OF those abou:
to oe married any impediment, read this truly use
ful book, it has been the means of saving thous
Apds Of unfortunate creatures from the yery jaw
death.
20 Any person sending TW ENTY-gIVE CEfTs
enclosed in letter, will reoeiFe orc copy of tel
work by mfl, I've copies will be sent for Oue Dci
lar.
Address, (post nsid) DR.. fTS. YOUNG,
No. l52 Spruce street. fbiIsdelphia
80 13-Iy
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GAS LIGHT! GAS LIGHT
THO HAS VkyUsS

GAS LIGHT! GAS LIGHT
THOMAS LEWIS.
PRACTICAL GAS FILTER
10th street, between Penna avenue and Il street
(Fsto doors Adore McG,siYe's auction, Store
AyINd served regular apprenticeship of over
i Il five years at the Ga. Fitting business a
II one OF he largest establishments in Phil q
aneIPhia' would respectfully inform the 'NN
cluz.ps OF Washington ard Georgetown -GxA
mat am prepared 10 1T up Dwellings, Churches
warranted not to leak
y. Il. executes all kinds of iron Pipe Wors, for
gas, steam, and water, at the shortest notice. and
on accommodating terms
Numerous references given if required
sep 18-lmr
SYNONYMs OF THE NEW TESTAMENT bvR
- e. French, B. d., author Of 1.-THE STUDY If
Worlds" &c -
A Tennesse0an Abroad, Letters from Furone
africa, a. Asia, by Randolph MacGarock A M J.
Ia D., q member of the Nashville Bar
TAYLOR MAURY'S
SEP 70 Bookstore, near 9th st.
A.LoE q OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE ~
IA f@As oFFSth. may MI
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

'1NHE great experience and wellknown skill of
i Prof MCCLINToCK is sufficient guaranty to the
public that the following list of Medicines, such
have been constantly used in his practice for the
last thirty years, will fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
public.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:
ar EVERY ONE HIS OWN puySICJAH

LIZ ciiltclu 6NitiUt.s III
One hundred Engrevirgs
showing Diseases and Mai
formations of the Human
System IN every shape and
form. To which Is added .
Treatise Oh the Diseases OF
Females, being of the high
est importance to married
people, or those contem-
plating marriage. By
WIN. YnGN0, N. d.
Let NJ father be ashatacd
TO PRESENT q copy of the
RSCULAPIUS to bis child
II NAV Govs him f-cv,, ON
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
~

Change Of h,loes tst.Oeen Washington q sanir.r
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PROPOSALS FOR rSp1AN eoone


bFAkfhENT oy 2 Z INrtptot
onoe lndlan Affairs, September Il. iss,
SEALfD PkoPO>tls, rnlorsad r,cros.,, a.
~ Indian Goods" win b. r,,eiv.d :, ,ha a. Hi
lndisn Afai-s- Washington -itr ,,,,r 10 n0s c;
m, on ~e3pee lay, the lIth d,y r. o-to,.-. ~. ~
for furnishing goods for Indians, 81 follows:
Class Vol
kcckinde Blankets and p,-s cooy,
1850 pairs s-point white Mscs,n.o h,..,
measure GO by ~ inches ara - -,
pounds Ns'shs
2.6oo psirs 2 . point do, to messur. {. sys
snd weigh 6 pounds "n-
1000 iairs point do , 10 measur. q by "a 49,.
weigh So pounds
1000 pairs \ point do, tn mesrur, % nv "a
weigh AZ pounds "a
oV' pairs ! ut do. TO measure 50 by aR.rns.
weigh 81 pounds
ooo pairs 3 point scsrlet DO to m,ssur. ph,.
and weigh pounds :.
800 psirs 2JS point do 70 measure 81 nv n
w.,gh 8 pounds
A'O pairs 81 point green do. 70 measure 60 b-S
ard weigh 10 pounds
-'o pairs 3-point do TO measure GO ty q. an.
weigh pounds
loo pairs 2 point CO.. to measure Ei,v es
weigh rounds u y u {.
100 pairs \ point Gentinells hin. DO ~
ure e6 by 81. and weigh 10 por,ys. -
400 pairs Sprint de-, to measure 90 Nv p an.
weigh pounds ~u's i
800 pairs 2IS point do TO measur, 81 b,a
Weigh pounds Nh
2 900 yards fancy list blue cloth
$50 do do green DO
4 600 do gray list blue do
1000 do saved list DO de
$500 do do scarlet do
$50 do 60 green 90
800 pounds vorstd yarn, folds
200 dozen cotton flag han dk.rchie.
20 do n. Madras de
go do black lk do
so do S-4 cottl n shavh
so do Ga do
60 do a. do
20 do So wooli-n shavls
6OO pounds linen thread
20 DO sewing silk
200 piece riba od., ass rtpd
50 gross worstsd gsrter,ng
30 pieces tilk hsn6ksrchiefs
$4,000 yards calico
20 900 do M.rrmsc calico
$500 do blue drilling
1000 do Georgia stripes
300 Go blue dennius
1000 do cottonsde
, 900 DO he'd ticking
800 do Kentucky jeans
l.500 do sstinets
900 do p',id linsey
3 o 60 domestic slirting, blesched
1900 do 60 10 unhieacbed
S. 90 co do ~ Getting do
5000 90 checks, stripes and plsids
loo dozen wosll. socks
LOCO yards fsnnels, assorted
900 pounds Gotten THREAD
400 dsZen tpool cotton
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A LOT oLD NHWSPAPKRS FOR SALE Al
IA f1IS OFftf. hay l4--u
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WHKATLRY, sHsBY 4 co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-02-08

Jan 25
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St, Johns School.

Rr. Rev. 7. +. DAVIS, ID, Ex-oficio Vis-
ior. . :.
and Instructor in Christian Science and Bellies
Lcttres.
WM. B. LEARY, \. M, Vice Rector and In
structor in Ancient Languages and History.
ID. D. ROSA, Instructor i'll Mathematics AND
Natural Science.
REV. Z. A. WAGNER, Instructor in English
Department.
IlNHE Exercises Of this Institution will be re-
L sum- on the 2d DAY in FEBRUARY next.
BOYS are admitted over the age of seven years
and prepared for the .Iun"r Class in College, OF
thcv may receive a thorough academcal course
either C;wscalor English.
There is but one Session, divided into tw" terms
of FIVE months each.) beginning on the I'd February
and ending November 30.
Terms per Session.
For Tuition and Board, including washing, fuel
lights, &C., S225, payable se,ni-annualty in aa'
rance.
Entrance fee S25. for which bo,ks and s!at;oner!
are furnished the Student SO long as lie may COLI
,iuu. in the Institution.
Advanced Students desiring private rooms vii
he allowed them (at the discretion Of the Rector.
for an extra charge Of Sl5,uO, to pay for fuel
lights, &c.
For further information apply for " Prospcc
tus' tn the Rector, at SpaTtanburs G. H., 5. Z:
ian 3m 81
ssy- The Charleston Mercury copy tri.wcrk',
and al the other papers in the State weekly io'
the Rector
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.


WI g. j. HILL, Hamburg, S. c., would in
w form their friends and customers that they
keen constantly on hand. ut their old Stand, a
LARGE aud WELL SELECTED STOCK, con-
sst:ng in Iurt Of the following articles.
FINE cuTLRY.
a large assortment Of Pocket Knives, Knives and
American Manufacture.
Tin and Copper Ware.
Every article Of Tin Ware kept always on hand
and orders received for any ARTICLE that may be
needed in tie Copper. Tn, or Sheet Iron line.
5R@ 60 " @5e
4 good assortment Of Heating and Cooking Stoves
The latter ar. recommended to Ilousekcepcrs fol
nratncss aud economy.
Gums and Pistols:
\ full assortment Of Guns, from ordinary to very
fine Colts repeating Pistols, Aliens Revolving
and Srlf-C"cking Single Barrel Pistols. Also, COM
SMITHS TOOLS.
A large and. complete Stock of Smiths T"'s, con-
sis,inp of Anvels, Bellows, Screw Plates, Hand
aud Slcdge Hammers, Files, RasPs, &c.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Embracing MI varieties Of Plains, Saws, Chefrls
Augcrs, Hammers, IIatchets, Squares, Couipasses
Axes, Adzcs, &c, &c.
Spades and Shovels.
Spades and Shov,ls of the best qualities. Also
Manure Forks, Hoes, &c, DC.
CHAINS.
Log, Ok, Trace, Wagon, Coil and Halter Chains
Rollers and CaldrOMs.
4 variety Of Boilers and Caldrons, by the pr per
use If which farmers will find u great saving III
feeding Cattle and Hogs.
CASTING AND HOLLOW WARE.
Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Tea Kettles, Waffle and Wa
fer Irons, Fire Dogs, Wagon Boxes, Grid Irons,
Smoothing Irons, Nlortcrs, &C..
NAILS.
200 KrCs cf Nails. assorted sizes Also an assort-
m,nt Of English and American Horse Shoes, and
Horse Shoe Nails Coffee ToasterS, and Cotton
and Wool Cards.
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters.
The most approved Straw Cutters, and Corn Shell
lers, which farmers woudfnd great economy to use.
CHAIN PUMPS!
Chain Pumps and fiNtures-an excellent methed Tor
drawing water from wells.
ss- All the foregoing articles sold on the most
reasonable terms.
Hamburg, Oct. 26 GIN Al
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Carolina Times.

THNIIE undersigned will publish, in the town OF
Columbia, about the lit Of February heat,
DAILY, TRI-WEEkLy, and WEEKLY Newspaper,
bearing the title Of THE CAROLINA TIMES.
The limits of Prospectus do not admit OF
minute dcn.aton of oil the features of the conte-
plated journal 1t will be sufficient to indicate the
general character Of the Times. i will be q News
paper in the widest meaning Of the term, embracing
within lis columns all matters Of information inter-
cs,ng or us>ful to the public. II twill be political
JOURNAL chiefly devoted to the dissemination of
political intelligence. Above all. IT will ever NAM
tain the constitutional rights and the peculiar lnsti-
u,ions Of the South, yielding allegiance TO no party
which does not uncquvocaly recognise those rlshts
and souty uphold those institutions. In matters o'
State policy, the Times will be conservative. II
will oppose all changes in the fundamental law and
the administration Of the State, which are not i'm
p.ratiyely demanded by the general welfare and
the clearly asccrtaincd will of the people. No mea-
sure Of reform will BE- advocated because it is new
and no error in policy will be upheld though 1t may
have the sanction of long-estabshed usage.
The Commercial and Agricultural interests Of the
State shall receive the due share of attention. The
Times will contribute its mite to the development OF
her immense resources, and encourage the Arts ana
Sciences which minister to the well being, social
and political, of her people. And it shall be insist
cd on that Columbia, the bta tautiTul capital Of the
State, shall partAke Of the general prosperity, whilst
no aemp, will be made to disparage the local ad-
vantage of other towns and sections. The latest
intelligence, both foreign and domestic, shall be
carefully ported. To this end the Telegraph aud
other means within the reach Of the undersigned
shall be laid under contribution.
The DAILY TINES will be furnished to subscrl-
be.s a, Sc the TRI-W EEKLYa at So and the WEEK
LY nt 50 per annum. in advance. -
GRENEkER s. LAMOTTE, Publishers.
JAMES Ii. GILES, Editor.
Jan At ol
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ia NJ NJ E.VlS HD r E L,


ATRJANNEY. in soi,ncctur with Mr.. Nv. ID.
HllIAHRIS and Dr. T. j. GOODWIN. having
purchased that tinc and c"mmodious establishment
heretofore known a. the CONGAREE HOUSE. it
will i, re,,ftcr be designated rs ' DamMey'S Ho"
tel"
In announcing this to the public, the Proprict"ra
feel that is not necessary to present in detail the
irducelent and advantages which the Hotel pre-
srn,s Its ncation, its cnnmodiosnts and the i'm
pruvrmcn,s contemplated by the present managers,
will, they feel satisfied afford to the travelling com.
nrunly and Others q EEottl in Columbia which will
in every way rank among the best in the country.
Every comfort, convenience, and app. ndagc TO ,hr
first cla-s hotels in TIL Unite States, will be found
at JANNEY'S HOTEL, and no eiiur, ,.n the part
Of the pr"p-ic,ors wl be wanting to render it worthy
Of the capitol of the State.
MR. JANNEY aud MIR. HARRIS, SO well
known by the visitors at the American Hotel, will
always b. found at theirs posts, and if unrcnittnZ
attention to the duties they have assumed. be- any
guarantee Df satisfaction, they lare no hesitation in
promising it 10 their guests.
We have also secured the services Of Mr.. X. Z. l..
EWART, rs bo"k-kerper.
~ Mr.. Hitchcock splendid line OF Omnlbnse'
and lacks, having the name Of the Hotel painted on
them, are attached to .]annrys ll"tcl, and will be
prompt and faithful in tile conveyance of passengers
to and from the various dcpots
Jan Is ct