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ITlRLE FARMS FOR SALE.
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TYENARLEL LAND FOR SALE.
- ~ for sale Ii hesuful Farm, IL the county OF
s.,.mafc. iyin. on the Eastern slope OF me sCath
~, ,,s,. assent from kcswick Che N'rSihi" Cen,
!. ,. MAJ one nilc--,rom the contemplated
@ or "I% ~: ,e Orange and AcSandri" Rail Road ono
:. r,a,nin. TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
~ ,ND oNE,TlilKD ACRES, LOO OF when are
"" ,n .In.cd. and in n high state Of improve.
-. .,.rnrdcr il in wooI. The buildings are I!!
.i Iwriirsi. Of brick two stories, containing ten
SaY nn v..,asc a,.l u. t%- as completed is mn,
n :hr very t,,, style Tn" location Is unsurpassed
,,. ond variety Of sccucry, ior hc"lit and tor re-
- ~ so,;c,v TO ore wishing hcal;hy country
sT r-,rmcc il IS particularly Desirable as 1t is with
;.,y bowr.' ride q! Richmond or Washington. II
fern i. preferred. some 80" acres or mefynaonns' %
:. had At a fair price. Reference may be haa 10 N'.
=. liar, of Alherisrle, kc-wick Depot; or 10 Messrs
r'.,.n and Iolu Jones Of Richmond. But prr,ons
,,r,,.j 20 rNai,I!Gr Tor themselves :. \. tiARl.
,ii.;!. i. Kcewck Depot, Al5einar!ci Virginia
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Legislature of the State of South Carolina met
and organized on Monday last and the Governor sent
in his annual Message on Tuesday. 1t ID mostly
made up Of State matters. The Governor considers
the financial distress greater than at any time since
1917, when the whole country was embarrassed. lie
opposes the creation of banks, thinking them mol
calculated to remedy the evil lie opposes the aool
ishment Of the militia system, and recommends "
change in the school system. He thinks the laws re-
lative to free persons Of color arriving in the se"po
OF the State might be modified as not to give Of
fence to foreign Governments. As respects national
matters, the Governor considers that the United
States should carefully observe its treaties pursue
sound and discreet foreign policy, and avoid even the
appearance of graspng after any portion OF foreign
territory. lie regards the result OF the recent cleo
ons ut the North as indicative of great disturbance
OF the harmony and peace Of the country; but he
counsels caln,ness moderation, and forbearance and
hopes the South will discard all party jeaousies, and
stand by tho Constitution and the Union
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IN FOR SALE IN HALIFAX COUNTY.

III c.!brr oilers for sale TWO tracts of land II
.bs county, ot Halifax Immediately on the line OF the
,rl and pauvillc Rail Road. aud about three miles
S,,us;ca River These lands lie Oh Clover and Black
m. creek. and are situated i'll good neichborhoOd
brl.Ly portion Of the county One tract contains
200 acres open land. with good clay
ls,c rni well adapted to the growth OF corn whes,
uh,cro There are no improvements, except an over
. house csbns and tobacco harms.
G,Sor,rac;, called "lockets, contains 337. acres
cyc. cleared. AID TIE balance heavily unibered with
n! Pine Thcrc is Ii dwelling house on this tract,
.ar . ou;hous.s The TWO tracts adjoln each other,
We cultivated this year as quarter plantation, but
. sr .rpa.ateiy or together, 10 suit purchasers. Full
-,;un will be given on let December next.
,,ac. .ic around Glover Sinion IN important depot
r. N panv;lle K. Road. The car. run duly from
.onl 20 Ia, depot, Should the purchaser wsh TO en-
furnishing wood to the rhii road lie could doubles,
, con,rac, with the conipuny.
',:-;hcr description is deemed unnecessary IN.
.1cr resides miles from the shid land, and will take
p in showing the estate 10 any gentleman wishing tc
s,. B. +. GARRETT
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCIIIE, PRYOR & DUSNAYAST.
->~~~~>~~>~~S~>~~r~~~
WM. +. RITCHlE & ROGER A. PRYOR, ErlIOks
4 ,In.sa II n l.
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REV. THEODORE p.sErR HELD TO RAIL,

y, me Memphis Navy Yard, having been rendered to
me- Inc eiy Of Memphis, as free gift by Congress, has
oeeh 'endered back again by the city authorities.
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HEV. THEODORE PARKER HELD TO BAIL.
boston, NOV: Ss.-The Rcv.. Theodore Parker was
aIragnsd before the S. Circuit Court this morning
angeu WIN ,a nes'ng rio. aud udng in an attemp,
for $50 to sppear aud snswer st tho March term
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CORPORATION OF WIScHESrER, TO WIT:
Personally appeared before me, Justice OF the fenct
for the corporation aforesaid Rob. b. Wolfe, Cashier o.
the Bank of Winchester and made oath that thc above
statement is true exhibit of the condition OF the sait
Bank on the lst day OF October, ls to the best o hi
knowledge and belief. ~
Given under my hand this 18th day OF October ied
THO. g. CAMPBELL, J. P.
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Nuy HVViS-For sale by
VIM PALMER.
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(NO. 3) ,
ynosso of operations ua TIC Trca'y n me ta't t,6a
ycGr and The condition cj The Literary Fund.- o" lac W."
September, 1854:
in the Trrss"ry On tbe It October. lsI3 s3 sos -
Receipts o: the Treasurer, amount.
ing to the ipluwin, sumo drpmi-
ted: hucs. forfeited and eschcucd
lands &C. 9s35 o.
Stocks redeemed l,UJ0 70
Dividends and interest invest
mrnts l0i,726 ol
Dividends The Dawson Fund 2,o91 bG
Cuptalivn tux of ls:2 and ls:i3, 1880 IN
o'f'' - 1922 ?J
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ATTORNEY GEyERAL.-J. Randolph Tucker, Esq
is ,pokcn OF rs Il suitable D''mocra;!c candidate for
the office of Attorney General, by the New Market
Spirit. The editor says "Iolnnn in the commonwealth
is better qualified To ill the position than M:. /. In
his profession he enjoys IL reputation second to no
iuIry
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BANK OF WINCHESTER
WINCHESTER, OCT, ~ l-Ii
Ills Exccllcncy. JOSEPH JoIiSsos Governor OF Iirg"in
Sir: traImint herewith quarterly statement sbow!h1
the condition of this Bunk on the Let met
Very respectfully
Your obcdicnt servant,
ROB y. WOLFE, Cashier.
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NoGfHGk SLAVES Still E>cAriHG-Mr. Robert
II. Webb, i'll the last Norfolk Argus offers s3Oo re-
ward for Cassnndcr, slave who ran off on the 18th
instant, who carried Oft by some vessel going
North.
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Nix. ME,DE's SrEFCH.--'rhc Petersburg South
Sid" Dcmorrn Of yesterday, contains report I" the
speech Of iii" Hon. Richard kiIcr Meade, against
Whiggcry and its twin brother Know Nothingisin,
delivered in Pc,crsbur. ut n late Democratic meeting
i'll ihu city. The high cnconinms passed upon the
speech at the time of its delivery by the press OF Pc
tcr-burg, is shown by the published speech t" be fully
in,rited.
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sNOwDEN & SHEAR

AUGUSTA,
III AVE just received from New York,
IL Funcy Colorcd SILKS, of rich aud splendid
styles.
Figured Black SILKS, Of new and elegant styles
Rich printed DELalNES, Of tho latest Paris
styles.
Small figured DELAINEs, (ull wool) of beautiful
styles for children.
Snxony PLAIDS, (all woody n beautiful article
for children's dresses.
Perslnn DELAfNES, Of new and beautiful sty
Lupins plain French MERINOS, of tho most
desirable colors aud extra quality.
Lnpins high colored MERINOS, for children's
wear.
Plain White and Blnck French MERINoS, of
extra quality.
Lupin's plain mode and high coI'd. DELAINES,
Is, Of extra quulty.
Colorcd English FLANNELs, for ladies' sacks.
Superior White GAUZE and Welsh FLAN-
Black VLPACAS and Canton CLOTHS, for
Iudies mourning dresses.
Lupin's pIuin Black DELAINES, Black CIIAL.
LY and Black TAMISE
Mourning PRINTS nmL lsIN:!IAMS of beaut;
full styles.
Ladies' plain CHEMIZETTEs and UNDER.
SLEEVES for mourning.
Muslin EDGiNGS. and iNSERTiNGS, and
~ worked BAN DIS, SONIC of extra width aud
= 4fahgstStes:g
isasSHpGkABACK aud very fine Bird. Eve
sIDIAPER.:g
Wtk asgrelt variety of other articles suitable
iot3ts present. :seasOn, 10 which they would re-
sPscitqlIy Ilisitethe attention Of the public.
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70 s. W0 RB Aa
BY A. M.sHUNT,
Columbia, South Carolina.
9ANNRVaa W@WRAo

q A&N&WSS MWV&Ao
hE;sf COLUMBIA, s. C. G:9:i,
Rg Mn. JASNsv in connection with Mr. MlIH
w. ID. HARRis and DR.. Il. J. GoopwyN, huviug
purchased that fine and com,nodiour establishment
heretofore known as the Cong0ree HoUse, it will
hereafter ba designated as "Janney's Hotel."g
In announcing this fact TO the public, the pros
pretors feel that il ia not necessary to present nj
detail tho Inducements aud advantages which thu
l1utel presents. lts location, its co,Dmodousl,ess
aud the improvements contemplated by: tho pres
ent managers. wilstgey fco satisiied, aft5idtaihe
travelling aud 6tllers,A Hotel in 10,
is, .sssy gpys sInak ageng tl.s
aud iIss sia tito Uni.
tss Sfafss, vii be l61nds III JannsS Hotel, tsiid
SSo a,f opsies6fs viii be want
it worthy Of the capitol Of the State.
Messrs Janney and Harris, so well known by
tho visitors at the American Hotel, will always bt
ut their post, and If nnremittng attention TO the
utics they have assumed, be nny guurntee Of
atisfaction they have no hesitation in promising
4 to their guests.
Mr. IIitcncoak's splendid line Of Omnibusrs aud
Hacks, having tho name of the Hotel painted on
them, are att ached to Janney's Hotel, aud will be
prompt and faithful in the conveyance Of passe-
gers to and from the various depots. 2
maylS IT
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THE MAR3ALL HOUSE,
ABB4%.E, g. c. y
-Dy van A.. Aa(Nn, Proprietor

.AA This splen4SSsick mansion is now
E: tioa Of vi.it az iansnt ,Sn tpe Sosssspp. ssssp,
and the etravApacommunity.
This House hns been AsS ed in a style that
for comfort aud gconyeni\ il IA second to nons
TINS side Of Charleston; dNAe Proprietor feels
eonndept from his long ek ekience-in conduct
ing public houses, that .nov after irving hi,
table and bar, shall sny to kontrary.
inc bed rooms are large aNiry, and supplied
with the best furniture and be 10 that Charleston
could afford The table will applied with the
best that the country Can of; nd neither mains
nor expense will be spared ,Nnder those who
may patronise the House conf Nble,
There 10 a fine and con,modk Livery Stable
by MessrR HUNTER d RosINso!' 1toohed to IN,
House. we'll supplied with pr der, and will
con,modious lots for drovers.
The rates of boarding shall be, noderate, ,ha
no one. after he has given the ! % a fair trial
will complain. e.
G Tho Independent Press, {ro lininn. Mer
curry, Mountaineer and Anders( Gazette will
copy, to the amount Of So, anbr ward thei
bills, with paper containing AIR tiscment t
the Proprietor. September Is, Ia ~
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New Firm.

h THE subscriber takes pleasure in return
'nehis thanks to his friends, and the public
gcne>lly, for the liberal patronage heretofore
receiver vt their hands, and hopes, by mode
rate price, and prompt attention to merit a
continuance the same.
lie also taEss pleasure in saying to his
friends and patrols, that he has assr ciated
with him j. J. Adams. under the fisn, and
style of ROBERTS &<ADAMS. we cxpect
to keep on hand at all times every variety
OF goods usually kept in country or village
store. Also Bagging, Rope, Twsre, de-, all
OF which we will sell at Hamburg; and Co
iumbia prices, for cash. We will buy cotton
and produce of any kind, and paw "I'
burg and
expenses.
Nov 3
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"M. N. HUGHh&
Grocer and Provision b,a1er
ABBEVILLE s. C.
$4,000 WORTH or COTTON
WANTED

VIE subscriber has just opened an extensive
l. Grocery and Family Provision Store. one
door SI below Messrs. Wilson * Williamson
Washington street,-;consisting in part of
~ hnds. assorted qualities Of Sugar,
10 :" Moasses, fine article
10 bales Gunny Bagging, 90 coils of Roma
1000 yards OF Kerseys, different qualities
bales Homespun, all kinds and colors.
1000 pairs Negro Shoes, good article.
eases heavy Boots for winter,
90 BOXES Sperm Candles so sacks extra Salt,
lo'ooo lbs. Bacon; fine Mackerel in kits and bis.
20 sacks Old Java and Rio COTE,
20 kegs assorted Nails,
Iron-any quantity, quality and size
Liquors Pickles. Preserves and Nicknael. hi.
the quantity. .-"'''- -
The above articles will be sold at Coiumb;.
ana Hamburg prices, by adding only railroad
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RAEl[SWaa SlGRAsIlr
ABBEVILLE. s. C.

ABBEVILLE, 8. C.t y
@:I The subscriber has removedfSe Hot
&.k formerly occupied by MR. pH pN. +
desires a share of public patronagesSa ABfepu
ed to offer every convenience ,toi36s HyeiIi,
public and community. He talsssabiS Vision
return his sincere thunks for tho nSoE {Sna
heretofore received, and assures Hsfai q th
time, means, nor industry shall B66ESg4 sA5
render them comfortable. @
JOHNSON RAak4.
."Anril On @ ... 49,
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April 90
AW2R1@AN UQRG

49,, COLUMBIA, s. c.. sE#S
EH:E Mrs. Sarah Fleming and Jamessg 81
&2ttlE yesPectfuIly give notice, that the N Ne
purcha. Hd assumed the ,nanageme1iN Es
by st'oS" Mr.J. GSssy s.''y 50 successfully ese B
In tnking chH Establishment. III 2
SO with the intS III every mcuns thask
Perience and ensrg 3R!y, to give entire sHf9
isfaction to their patrons, O. Ripinise jealous y
tention to their comfort. 4 h u. continuanel
Of u fair portion Of pubII6 qiI6 u do 10 wi,
the assurance that they esxe is.zs.,
The table will be supplied 1{{ = ~ fhf5sif a,
tho murket affords, served up II ~ i1shns
and dispensed by watchful aaht
chambers and parlors will be Slsa
for the reception of guests.
SAs ENlt sa!
Nav H. 1859 R,3SS a
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eB- We will keep constantly ON hand an cx-
tensve assortment Of the latest and newest stylcs
of goods i'll our line, and hope, by punctuality
and promptness i'll business, to merit share Of
public patronage. Having two workmen-one
an excellent jeweler, and the other an expert.
cnccd watch-maker-thc different branches of
the trade will be carried on separately and
We are constantly receiving new goods direct
from the manufacturer
In inddition to our Watch and Jcwelry
business, we will keep choice selection of
MUSICAL INSTR UJfEN1S.
OF all escrPtions-consisting of PIANOS, MELopE-
mcnts of every kind. We would, therefore, in.
vito those purchasing these Instruments to give
US call, rs VIC are confident they will be salts.
fied with both the prices and quality.
OSBORNE & WliITLOCK.
Augusta, Co.. Sept. l, 1853 e4-Gm
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Boatwright & Barkuloo,
iMronTEns AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN CHOICE
Drugs, Medicine, Dye-StafEs, Paints,
Periumery, Glassware, &C.,
RAyf3

CO l. BIA, so. CA,
q HAVE constantly on hand large stock Of
n Drugs, Medicine, DC, which they conf
IDENTIFY offer to physicians, planters merchants,
and the public generally, as of the best quality,
and such as are compounded of the TRUE stand
ard strength Of the U. S. Pharmncopia.
FINE SoArs and PEnruNrnY, from tho houses of
Lubin, Pivcr, Monpclas, Guerlain, Violet, Pre-.
sost, Mnugenet and Courdrny, and from the
hrst houses in London and America.
GLASs. W. ARE Of all kinds, suitable for rhvsi-
s.sS office or shop furniture: also, great vn-
Ia.n LIIety n">saucy Toilet GLASSWARE, of beautiful
,,iosss ond dssand plnin. Mortars and Pestles of
s. sen;I, "u Snt, nJ lge-wood warranted to resist
atsa'; atau a., Hpa.m"s suo alcs and Weights Grau.
M;n;,n ~ C,assns. o oI III, SShm to sixteen ounces
Iom 'a,,.. "n.ssss' . Ointment Slabs DC
Oct. 90 ly n"' hNNht LUZ
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we
,,.<uzxgssthe races Professor
:.ss.1 @ - y conscious that his views on soms
So pSlgLst gen orally received, and ne fully
: ssle e motives g which make the views
ss3ssS 3ss2 { sacred TO them He hopes
49,. be received in the same
81 sl,.Fits as. presents them, viz: in the
$SAs s.sVs aEEsye at truth. y. S
study the limits Of the range
81 \ i eEs5h4 the different continents, and
emily eliminate every element
8 depending grstion, MS the present
tAineygcans are to consider the
PfniliS Eet the races. thatls, the
S2c qirtfiDhtlpn ot man as recognized by the
g sesssllests trad,tions: The question is, where
; .ie 4 IsceS sSeres originally Placed, rather
snan sssiat are M tne modern changes in their
is sS IS s,,. sS,
Il Teaons Taea IS Gae
s. .s niuell from any inhaCiting tic temperate
q zoneT and still more from those Of tile
~ ropes. nus race comprises the Esquimaux
tllis ntitlent the Laplanders of Europe
~ and tile Samoyedes Of Asia They all
claracterlS1 broad face, short in its
b. ,sss .ise'i dfAhie forehead, and great
sdensti q q, Dody when compared with short
u Ss ness . 3 o. " the legs: more minute de-
n seeMRtens the works OF Pickering and Prich-
arg must oe consulted The distribution Of
s. tllese Races correspond very nearly to the
81. 81. NJ " zopa9s'ca' ggs cal reglons.se
s. Line iiie races a, OF the temperate zones arc
7s y as ino,goNihs IN ASIA, the whites
nd the ,aborigines in America; ;
Earkaabie, also, that these races
q .@e on;e.S terr'1nr'es T., as the faunas
- .a., thsasia has been de-
go. o"p a. '"sHs I''uns' the
S ss - ~ y sss - iIHu'' .ne On'''sse fauna,
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ssaaVanna 3 g: River u alley Railgeaa...
as9ga 3 Co.

WIS Colhpnr: 6ayf1g beer and
"a~'"' sParing te seh'h.sIiss HsTesisasI esss
.,ns to the Stosk, 6ersby ssnotiees
ENrcctors have appointed MI tic Com
5ierR, hefetofore appointcdio receive cub
IONS, 9dspecially request them to devote
porc time andlsbor to this important enter
~ by cohtinuing to use their influence in
t&fAsjpe nspancll Stock to be taken as possible,
%R&qirsEespeetiv localities And to this
:, afs authorized to receive from sub
q Stock, notes bearing interest for the
Zen per cent payable to the Savnn-
apaI RiSS valley Railroad.
= n sssesa HIRAM HUTCHINSON, Prcs't-
Dec.57 1853. IS 3m
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE.
VIE undersigned have entered into partner
l. ship for the transaction of the
Watch and Jewelry Business,
In the city of AUGUSTA, under the name and
style of Osborne l. Whitlock.
HENRY ,. OSBORNE FREDERICK A. w,,r11ot,x.
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ABpEYILLE 1sssssM1I. IA IS RAILROAD.

sAasBIREYlILE 1sss:HlIKE s RAILROAD.
UlFM Tn.f ubscribers con.
SS6%P tinue toY make tri-weckly
lkslh& trips wia their coAouls
between the above,named oadS-leaving Alb.
heville village every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings; arriving Same days at Wash.
ington; Leaves Washington every Tuesday,
Ihursday and Saturday mornings arrives at
Abbeville same days. The cars on the Wilkes
Railroad leave Washington daily, Sundsys ex.
cepted; att O'clock .. m. I
3 Stage Offices. Marshall House, Abbeyille, and
Arlington Hall, Washington, Ga.
WIN. M. & j. w. MOORE
81 Nov II 80 81, s, s. ~ ssE,las 10
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Greeilville Stages.

sdyWn Al the head OF the Green-
~ vile aud Columbia r. Road
y3&I&H will always be found two
!, nine passenger Coaches, on
the arrival Of the Train, to convey passengers to
Greenville and intermediate points. ~
II. DOUGLASS. -
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JESSE oSMoND.
American nQn

Osm0ild & GQneia1
THE PROPRlETQEsn a.
l. lablishment, in icf6fnin
to their friendn nnd the. pae"'
very liberal patronage Sxt''
they have been in operaudsi
state that they are now E,
orders for Iron und Brass
at the shortest notice. anG
To RAILRoAD CoMrANirs IL
We are prepared to manmlt "
and sizes OF Railroad Car an
equal 10 any manufactured at ~
Murphy's Patent Right for m.
Patent solid Hub Car Wheel1m'
ufucturing u single plate lN
equal IL not superior to AM I'D
and far superior TO tire spoke
Particular attention paid to
all other kinds of Railroad Care
fings, including Froggs, Switche.
Bridge Bolts aud Castings, for ev.
Of Bridges.
We are also prepared TO fit up alis'
of Railroad Car Wheels, with Axle
and brassGs, complete.
To Mill owners AND MILLERs.-
Gearing, CuAtings, &c, furnishedr
and at the lowest prices.
To PLANTERs.-P Pai iticular attenti,
manufacture Of Ploughs aud Plough
cotton press Plates and Balls, etc., o.
aud description, a supply OF whic:-
stantly kept OH hand.
We are also prepared to nanufn
all kinds of Water Wheels, Wuter PIP
9 Lamp Posts, Grate Burp, FURNACE Fr
Z Try and other Rulings; Shutting; r.
ers; Warehouse Trucks, ETC., etc
Fronts and Columns, for stores aud
ings, all of the best materials aud wo,
The Proprietors of the "Amer,caI
dry" being practical mechanics, and
management OF the establishment unG
J, 4. stiil.endence. nnd employing none
!; worknen. confidently usscrt that they
ea 'ncture all descriptions Of Castings All.
equal In quality, and ut az low pricet
9 furnished by any other esiublisline
South.
alrs They, therefore, hope that by cont
ttention 10 business, and with their u.
snali.y in fulfilling their coutracis, to IN
Einuance Of the very liberal patronage a
Agement, which has been extended to /
~ southern Railroad companies, and all
ti es who may require Railroad work, OF
3nds oi ,Custings. done chesply and exl
lnit OSMOND & Gi
n. Angus
MS Snabied to refcr to tho follow
Slemans
5cnehn P. King, President Of tn
Skpadaand banking company, Augu
-\MGsAims, Esq. Gen. Sup't .Georgi
N1 Al Banking company, Augusta.
fn. HardInan, Sup't motive pow.
A B. Lythgoe, Esq. Gen'l Sup't So,
III na( ailruud, Aiken, ) C.
,esE T Yonge, Esq. Gen'i Sup't Weste
ne flanlc RaiIroud, Atlanta
or V. w. Baldwin, Esq. Sup't motive p
~. ser3and Atlantic RaiIroud, Atlunto.
10 EkP. Grunt, Esq. Chief Engineer
u. 4lroad. Atlanta.
Tor IN. NJ. Stockton, Esq. Chief Engi
H. Columbia Railroad.
On 'combs, Chief Engineer A,
hc,ed; Railroad, Savannah
) arc OIL ESQ, Sup't motive powell
IS .-huila ..u Georgia. Railroad, Lonslon,
Richard Peters, Esq. Atlanta, Ga.
George R,,.,im.ca.,, EsG. I!Imhurg.
- Ir. B. W. Lawtou,s Esq. Erwiuto'
4, a., DisFict.s
III :fIlon. Nym. F.. Deuring, Augusta.
,n Nm. III. Gotsiricl,. Esi -
~ X. Kitchen. Esq.
;IIE Hngh O'Neil. Eeq. -"
i I. American Iron Foundry" Angus
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WANR1a@Ma0 WORGN

@af JOHN HARRISON, Proprietor, takcsl
6ls9 pleasure in announcing to his friends and the
public generally, tiiat his Hotel is now reudy for
tho reception OF guests-tr transient aud permanent.
II will be his aim TO render his house second TO
mono in the plnco. Omuibusses convey passeu.
gers 10 and frum his Hotel and the Railroads. for
rs cents July 2I-ly
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Dry Goods in Columbia, s. @.
G. H. Selleck with MeSsrs. Chambefs g. Marshall

LATE 8. G. }. C. CHAMBERS,
Wholesale d. Retail Dealers IN EGucv ond
Staple Dry Goods, No. 4 Brick Rance.
z RESPECTFULLY call the attention, of The
lU citizons Of Abbeve to their iarpe and spIen.
did stock Of DRY GOODS, which iiiey nave inst
received, and are determined to seil cheaper tha,,
The cheapest All. orders addressed to Mr.. G.. III.
SELLEcK, lwho is formerly of your District,) or
made to suit purchasers.
BENZ. \. CHAABERs.. wv. u.,s,.,,
mayql7 g. lam :. &c
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2 DANlEH 4. OTlUTNEt,
z DEALER IN .es.-S
Groceries, Liquors & Provisions,
COLUMBIA, so. CA
M. III. Berry,

MAIN.sTREET, COLUMBIA, g. c.,
SOLICITS a coll from those who may bc tiesi-
~ rous of purchasing gsod and substantial Fur
nIttlre OF every description. (muy lily