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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

y daily Trains Of the CeHrai and AeIsndra
Psmengers by the Mline will leave Immediately AZ
Leave next mo DAY In .a
rive &c, at the White sulphur springs by 6N p: ~
SSn spend The nigh. a. s.ua,c1 s.yps
morning and arrive at white Sulphur sprns
an early hour in the S SsTiISS scur,r,v.
Passengers by the Mail leave White Sulphur a, day
8 5as : P at s he and n,rTe
Central and Alex ,nda Railroads. aud reaching Richmond
Passengers by Accommodation line White Sulphur AZ
a,yshar,ys early sam: syenins Sca
Tn s snnsno s daily
cas-; will be taken through day Richmond those
P"r,Is; 4s;i5i extra co.ehe.
!y22-Sm WA. P. PARRISH co.
DEALERS Il RsE4 A6 BIS SS'
No. oa. Main street, Corner Ii.h, Richmond, Va.
at low prices. the usual
5000 Lbs Best Indigo
1890 Lbs Cream Tartar
go 90 R Rss. super per. c 1It, soda
o 80 Dozen PaTtss.s Yeas Yeas, Powders
zoo Kes, White Lead. Dry and in Oil
800 Lbs Extract LOswOOd
/ 80 Barrel. TANNER. OIL
SEQ Kegs White znc Paini
z? Bs,. sl' yshi,lan Red and Spanish Brown
10 Do varn,hes
800 Baskets sweetOn
1000 Boxes window Glass, French American
10 Gases Refined Borax
- Do COopers Isnglass
1000 Lbs Paris Green dry and In Oil
Goa Ounces suphate Quitins
ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Mustang Arabian Eminent
SANDS aud other sasaparas McLanes vermifuge and
er popular Patent Medicines The whole
lima, and Tennessee.
N Particular attention to packing and shipping feq4
6t0MPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CISSam.
~ PELos PAkEIRA, OR PARFIRA BRAyA AND BUCIIJ-
the cure OF Chronic diseases OF the Urinary
lou aueeons Lsncorres Dropy, Jaunde Chronic
ton and liberation of the Kdpeys and BLADDER
raaby Of that and correcting the
mucous when the urine and purueH
scarce be voided without pain, and especially
urine. -
Its efficacy e. the Para in certain naladies OF the urina.
~ organs Induces 10 aserbc this
over The mueon; membrane lining the urinary
altering the quality OF the urinary secretion. 1t
introduced into medicine ontripc employ al.
most solely In discharges from the uTino
oane gonorrhes ucorrhea and chronic Of the
bladder In the latter o. those diseases Sir Med
HaI lsOo, ia recommending u ~ satisfied
surgeon, that II has great influence the whcL
ufdcT con.dcraon esscniny
OF ropy inueus which Is Itself
tile intamua on and irTItabiity Of the Bladder"
JONATHAN PERRIRA, NJ D., >. n. s. d l.. s.
FOR sale by DOVE a co. my
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

" IRMft .;wISH ~, AYR TESSESSEE RAILROAD
RothBHIDGE ALUA SPRINGS-Passepgers Informed
st ms Is now running daily line Of splendid
Horse stages from Buord Depot Virginia Tennessee
Railroad. 10 the above named places
kDULE-Laye Lyuhburg Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad at NJ and arrive at Buchanan from
the same evening Leave Buchanan morning.
and stop ~ hours a. the Natural Bridge reach the ROCK
bridge Alum Springs In time for dinner.
Fare from Lynehburg to Buchanan % 90
Do do do Natural Bridge. 90
u
Do do do Rockhrdse Alum .................. 1 IS
Tickets may be procured at the Lynchbucg Depot.
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vessels are Of The ns. sl. built ..prssy for this trade
They commanded By experienced Capans well quansd
for the trade and who Will
They VIII be ieved and down the steam may be
relied On TO sail promptly, a. advertised.
Merchants going NORTH ordering Boston, nnd
y 70 their interest sh By this: the only regular ns
TO give satifsetion.
We respectfully hop, obtaining full ,h...
OF patronage.
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets In Bos.on At
Rowei Wharf. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, 4
"a. ALLEN q wELon, Bos,on, }Agents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

6tO-PiRTNERsIIP.-MTJ H. BLAIR having purebs,.d ~.
Interest Of Mr. W. H. sEADROOK, late arm Of SEA
6hOOh EtEE ~ has entered into partnership Mr r.
REEVE under The style OF REEVE BLAIR continue to
carry on the ApOthcary and Drug the old stand m
seaorook Reeve, and hope by strict business me-
Ut share OF the patronage so Literally the late arm
H. PAYSOS REEVE
JOHN II. BLAIR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-14

ID iCftst0ND AND p0sr0H LINE -
RSS ~ fACKEfN-rhis line IL oompossd a. A,kl>
@sssr '' %IDss vessels and ''' h'a Boston
wEsrovER, a, o. Rosers'
COURIER, IN Rossrs
BnAROS, " J. II Nicferson
MkkCf TAYLOR, Cyrus Nicksrson.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03

ALLEGED OUTRAGEs By BRITISH TEooFs.-
WE have heretofore seen serious charges pre-
f,rrcd against the Turks and then against the
Russian troops. since the breaking OUT OF Tue
Eastern war, and now letter from Loadon |"
the New York Tribune thus speaks OF eNceSSes
on the part. of the English sailors:
a, tie taking of EomrrSund by detachment
of The English fleet, i circumstance occurred
which The world ut large >hrud know. The
Russian women were violated by the English
sailors, their houses laid waste, and th"tis COM
mi,,ed. The London Daily News admits the
fact with an mir Of coo. dcpraviy that must
disnu,t every human being who reads 1t. 1t
saws that when the marines first landed IN The
VILLAGE, the women fled frightened in all dlrec'
tionS: but when they found that British ,ars
were not beings TO be frightened al, The color
Of the rose soon succeeded to the pallor wlllril
had ovcrspread their fair checks, and they sub
nitted 10 the kisses of The bra2e tars with evl-
dent delight. This was but adding insult /" the
wors, crime known to law. Instead OF peace
able submission on the part of the Russian wn-
men they were taken out by the drunken sailors
TO the public common, and there violated enmaSse
in the midst of orgies that would have doEe
honor to South Sea cannibals. The commander
of The English forces, ASHAMED Of this conduct,
afterwards attempted to apoIrgize to the Cover
nor Of that place. In reply he was told that
there were some crimes for which men could
apologize, but for such Il one aS this there could
be no apology, and he WAS surprised to hear ono
offered by nation understanding so well the
obligations Of civilized life.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ALPS.

BOSTON, jury 81, 1904.
The steamer Alps has arrived, bringing Liver
pool dates of July 10.
The news from the Principalities indicates decl-
sive battle. Onler Pusha was at Gu'rgeVo WIFI
1900 men, and the allies and Turks, 6o,oou stronS'
were advancing to reinforce him., The French
were already at Rnstchuk The Russians were al
Fralitenchti, 10000 strong, and were continually
being reinforced.
The Russian had been defeated at Chernavoda
and the place captured by the Turks. The Russians
boJ o,<o bocn defeated at Waeschi. twas runiorcd
that the Russian General Arnep had committed sui
c.de The death of Prince Gortschakoff was re-
ported at St. Petersburg. 500 persons had been
arrested, charged with Putting against the Govern
mcnt.
In Spain the revolution was spreading. The garri.
son of Barcelona had declared against the Govern
mcnt.
The steamer Atlantic arrived ont on the 10Th.
LIVERPOOL, July l9-Thc circular of Iloinshead
s. Se,ley states the sales o: cotton since the sailing
of the Africa, at $4,000 bales. On Tuesday there
was better demand at stiffer rates. Breadstufs
had largely declined. Ohio -four S4s. I'd. Corn
09s G
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Edgefeld Male AcademV,

T1TIIS institution is opened for another year under
the control of Mr.. j. GREGG LElTNER
our lust years Teacher.
The experience of twelvcmonth has fully salts.
fed us that no more competent young gentleman
can be found in the State than The one now ut the
head Of our Academy. The best proof of this i
the general satisfaction given by him last year
backed by the additional fact that his School, at tho
termination Of its first week for the second year
numbered 43 Pupils.
The Trustees desire to assure the Public that
their united efforts will be given to the cause o
their School, and continued and complete supervI'
sion will be exercised by them over its progress.
MIR. LEITNsR will in Il short time. procure hrs'
rate Assistant, and any number short OF four score
can then be well attended to.
The Building is in comfortable condition, having
three large places Zone in each OF the larger
rooms) and being well supplied with convenient
tubles and arm-chairs OF the best tinlsh
Once more we appeal to the people OF Edgehed
and the adjoining Districts, for their encouragement
of our earnest endcayors to establish hrst rate
preparatory School.
Terms.
For the Classical Department. per annum,. .s36 .OG
/" " Higher Eng. ' :. .''S2,U[ 81 O[
f" +" Ordinary {" I" ...2e,O
Capitol boarding to be had in pleasant families.
JOIN LIPSCOMB, -
ARTHUR SINlKINS,
GEO. A. ADDISON,
LEWIS JONES, s
R. T. MINIS.
Jo,11 If SO
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Head Quarters.

ORDER NOS.
The following Regiments will parade for drill and
review at the times and places specified below viz
The 10Th Regiment Of Infantry at Richardson. IS
on Thursday the 9th of July next.
The 7th Regiment Of Infantry at the Old Wells, !"
on Saturday the 29th of July next.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry at Lowe oil Tues
duy the LIST Of August next.
The 2h Regiment of Cavalary at Longmfe's on
Thursday the 81 of August next
The Sth Regiment of Infantry at Morrow's Old
Field" on Saturday the 5lL Of August next
The 9th Regiment of Infantry at LomaX's, on
Tuesday the Sth Of August next.
The 4th Regiment Of Infantry at Hapey's, on
Thursday the 10th of August next.
The AID Regiment of Infantry, at Minton's on
Saturday the 18th Of August next.
Tile I'd Regmrn:.nf lnlanry at Halls, on Tues
day the 18th Of August next.
The 5th Regiment of Infantry at Hunters, on
Thursday the l1th Of August next.
The lst Regiment Of Cavalry at Pickensville, on
Saturday the 18th of August next.
The Sd Regiment Of Infantry at Toney's Old
Store, on Tuesday the 22d of August next.
The lst Regiment of Infantry at Benton's, on
Thursday the Oath of August next.
Th. commissioned and non commissioned Officers
will assemble the day previous at the place of rem
devious Of their respective Regiments for drill and
inspection.
The Brigadier Generals will, each with his staff
attend the Reviews in their seperate commands, and
arc charged with the extension of this order.
BY order of
Major General MCGOWAN.
JOIN c. SIMKISs, Div. Adj. General.
July 6 If 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03

DR. A. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs
his friends and citizens Of Edgefeid generally,
tina, he has just received a LARGE ADDITION
to his already extensive Stock Of fresh and genuine
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
nv COMMON PLEAS

ctEATON MOULTRIE. who is in the custody
y of the Sheriff of Edgefeld District, by virtue
of Writ of Capias nd Satisfaciendum, at the suit
of r. NJ Fuller, having filed in my Office, together
with Schedule on oath, OF his estate and effects,
his petition to the Court Of Common Pleas praying
that he may be admitted 40 the benefit of the Acts
of the General Assembly made for the relief OF in
solvent debtors, 1t is Ordered, that the said R. NJ
Fuller and all the other Creditors to whom the laid
Seaton Moultrie is in an anywise indebted, be and
they are hereby summoned and have notice to ap-
pear before the said Court, at Edgefeld c. H., on
Tuesday the Sd day of October next to show cause,
if any they can, why the prayer Of the petition
aforesaid should not be granted.
THOS. G. BACON, C. .c.r.
Clerks Office, July S, 1854. lSt 25
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Aiken & Ninety-Six Rail Road,
5sHg % 60, g. a.
OFFICE G. e c. Z. r. COMPANY
Arrpvi,,r Iulv 0T 1874

OFFICE (r. " u. L. IL. COAfa AN
ABBEviLLE, July 81, lSa4.
'gNI!E Grccnvi:lc & Columbia Rail Road Compa-
L ny has accepted the amended Charter passed
by the Legislature at its last Session. which amongst
other things. grants to the said Company the power
To build Rail Road from some point on the main
trunk of the Grernvillc and Colu nba Rail Read
Wcs, Of Salu;la TO the South Carolina Rail Road
at or East Of Aiken and in accordance ,re%lth,
the Direction ha- ordered Bunks OF Subscription
!ur new Stock in the capital of the said Company
10 he opened bv the Commissioners and al the pla-
ces respectively hereinafter des gnaled.
The Commissioners are authorized and requested,
on tn. 18th day of August next, To open Books oi
Subscription for thu purpose aforesaid and to keep
them open COR FIVE days, and at the expiration Of
that time, without closing the books TO report to me
the Stock subscribed
The subscription to be in shares of Twenty Dol
lars each, and the first instalment of One Dollar
per share to be paid in cash by note at the time
Of subscribing. Stockholders will have the privilege
of working out on the Road, onehaf Of their Stock.
Commission crs.
Grccrville-C, J. Elord, L. S. Irvine and Z. T.
Jones.
Andcrson--Daniel Brown, Elijah Webb and
John p. Benson.
Donnaldsville--Col. Samuel Donnald, James
Scawrigl,, and a. G. Hawthorn.
Ahbeve-- Matthew Mcdonald, II. A. Jones and
r. II. Wardlaw
Grecnwood-E R. Calhoun, James Bailey and
Robert G. Gilman.
Ninety -six-R. c. Griffin, VIM. L. Anderson
and John n. Taryant.
Newbrrry-Robert Stewart, j. NJ. Crosscn and
James NJ. Baxter.
Edgcfrld c. lI.-W. c. Moragne, L. Hill and
George A. Addison.
Alcu's-J. G. Allen, DR.. Nlob'cy, Z. w Carwilc.
Aikvn-B. I. Rogers, a. Coffin, d. F. Flem-
ming.
Charleston-II. Gourdin, Jane S. Bowie, VIM.
a. Wardlaw.
Columbia-J. P. Southern, Robert Bryce and
VIM Alaybin.
BY order Of the Board.
TllOS. c. PERRIN, President
Aur2 3t %
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Final Notice /!

ENIIE late Firm of WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE,
i having been dissolved, circumstances require
that the debts be collected and the business be closed
up without delay.
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
the Concern that longer.ndulgrnce CANNOT be
given, as Money is wanted and MUST be collected
10 meet the demands against the concern.
All notes and accounts not settled by the first
day of September next, will be put into the hands
of nm Attorney or Magistrate for collection, unless
satisfactory arrangements are made previous to ,ha,
time. The notes and accounts can be found in the
hands of Mr. L. Penn, at the old stand of Williams
& Christie, who isduy authorised to settle the same.
S. CHRISTIE.
July 81 6t 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03
Head Quarters.

FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY, S. c. NJ.
ORDER NO2
"A HE following Regiments of Cavalry will pa
a radc for drill aud review, at the times aud
places specified below.
The 81 Regiment of Cavalry al Longmircs (not
at Mount Vcrnon) on Thursday the Sd Of August
next.
The lst Regiment of Cavalry tSmith's Store, on
Saturday the 18th Of August next.
The Commissioned and Non Commissioned Off
GERS will appear at the places above stated in their
respective Regiments the day previous, for drill and
instruction. BY order Of
S. NJ. WILKES,
Maj. Gen. 1st Brigade Cavalry, S. G. NJ.
j. V. Moore, Brigade Major.
July l3 If 26
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Rama WAY

FROM the Subscribers plantation two Negro
Il men, ARCllY and JACKSON-the former
is very likely young fellow about % years of age,
bright dark complexion, about feet inches high,
well made and active. The latter is black and well
made, about feet inches high. aud talks rather
thick. lie formerly belonged To Mrs loor, and has
mother at Mr.. Bauskett's mill place, near Aiken.
They were bnth there on Friday, the l4th inst.
Any one securing them will be rewarded.
i. ". PlCkENS.
July 81 If %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03
Notice..

DY Virtue of an Order from H. T. Wright,
ID Ordinary of Edgefeld District, shall pro-
ceed to sell at my residence, one mile below the
Pine House. on Saturday the 5h day of August
next, all the Estate of Vann Swearengn decd
consisting Of four negroes, one tract of land
containing one hundred and fifty ll50 ncres'
more or less, bounded by lands of R. T. Mms'
J. R. Viewer md Others, on credit OF twelve
months. Purchasers will be required to give
notes with ample security before the delivery OF
' r MARY SWEARENGIN, Erecutrir.
July l3 At 20
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OBITU A T Y.

D,Ep 9th June ut bis res dencc in this District,
after sh rt illness, alr. LEWIS As5iLL, Sr., the
69Ih year "f his age.
lie was na,ye Of North Carolina, but for many
wears citizen Of Elgcl!rlI District in which he
lived esteemed an honest and upright man, hav-
ing united with the Baptist Church. Il member at
which he was at tl. time OF his death. Therefore
leaving his flesh to rest in hope ill the last trumpet
bis it arise aud put on Immortality, whea will be
fuy brought 10 piss the promise Of Col, rs con-
tanned in the subject Of his own rhlce for slls ulir-
raj" Alanv are TIE Affections Of the righteous, but
the Lprd drlverc;h him out Of them all" Psalms.
Saith chapter 10th verse
Yes. faith can triu nph o'cr The grave,
And trample on the toinbs;
Jesus, our Redcemrr lives
Ny God my Saviour comes"
DlEp, May 7,h, in Nluscogce Co., Ga, Mrs.
MARY HARRISON, aged II years, nonihs and 26
days.
She was born in Brunswick Co., Va, where in
carly life she ioncd the N. L. Church, and after
wards moved to EdrefeI, S c., VIII. she lived in
communion and icl:owsh with the church and the
God of all grace till 1852, she moved 10 Georgia to
spend her last days in the house Of her beloved
daughter, Mrs Mcachum, where she brcathcd her
last in peace with God and all mankind.
For hfty-six Years she walked with Cod bearing
the cross, despisus the shame, having due respect
TO the great rccompcnsc of.rcward In her last i'll
ness which was protrac;ed and painful, not muir
mur or repning sentiment escaped her lirs, even
when under the scvercst paroXysm OF her ma!ady
which was exqui<itey painful. She expressed de-
sire to depart aud be with Christ which is far better
vet vii ingnc.s to suffer on if God in his wisdom
saw it best for his glory and her ultimate rpeness
for heaven Though dead she yet spealcth. The
unr.iling energy Of her faith amid trials and heavy
bereavrlnents will arouse the energy OF many oi
those who have had the benefit of her acquaintance
and felt the power Other example.
=. r. C.
DIED, III his fathers residence in Richmond Co.,
Georgia, on the s6,h July, Mr.. ELBEar SEAGo, in
the 22d year Of his age
The deceased q young MAN whose moral
conduct and ai;ibe manners secured the friendship
of all who knew him. Though he made no profcs.
sion of religion. yet those virtues whth he prac'
ticed were sufficient evidence Of his admitance "
TO the climbs Of glory.
"Al earthly hopes slayed to the land,
Or smitten BY deaths all conquering hand;
Though lonely his body here doth lie,
Ills spirit rests in worlds on high" S.
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Particular Notice,

To the Stockholders of the Edgefeld Odd
Fellous' and Masonic Building Associa'
ton:
GENTLEMEN: You will come forward and
pay 10 las b. Sullivan, Treasurer, or A. Ramsey
Agent the Third instalment oi ~ per cent on your
Stock And those who have given their Notes fol
the First and Second Instaments, are earnestly re-
ouested to take them UP, we Mt ed money to have
the work advanced. Please respond early.
A. G. TEAGUE, Pres't.
June 90 Il ~
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Earpel for Sale!

TNIIE Subscriber, dcsirous OF moving West, offers
i for sale. on reasonaLl. terms, his VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND, situated about seven miles
West OF Edgcficld e. H., Immediately ON the Alb
beviiIe Road, the EdgeIicd & Chcalham Plank
Road will also pass through the premises. This
Tract contains Four Hundred and Fifty three Acres
all Of which is well adapted to the cultivation o
Corn, Cotton and small grain. II not sold privately
before the first Monday in October next it will then
be sold at Edgefcld c. H., at public outcry. An
opportunity to any one wishing TO set bargain is
now offered.
WAYNE NJ. C. FURGUSON.
July 81 If 9S
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N Oti G. e!

THE Subscriber will stand his fine fOUNG
JACK BOLIVAR. the present Fall Season
at his own stable only, at SIS to insure mare to b.
in foal the money tn bc paid as the fact is
ascertained-or $40 to insure live'cot.
II any person put mare and trade or transfer
her before it is known whether she be in oa or not,
he will be held responsible for the money.
Persons at a distance wishing to send Mares to
the Jack, will have good pasturage furnished for
them gratis.
All possible care will be taken to prevent acci-
dents BY escape or otherwise, but will not be res
ponsble for any should they occur.
w. L. PARKS.
Arr2 4tx 90
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Aug
n Otlcc.

a PPLICATION,will be made at the next Ses-
N sion of the Legislature for a Railroad Charter
from some point ON the Greenville & Columbia
Rail Road near Higgins Ferry on Saluda River, to
some point on,he Hamburg u Columbia isal koad'
near the Pine House. On
Aur2 5t 81
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A LATE work on Utah and the Mormons, says
Mr Woodruff, Of Avon, Connecticut, has risen
to be one of the Twelve Apostles in Utah.
and that he is constantly marrying new and
Young women"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-08-03

WHEN a man has great deal Of fault to find
with newspaper which he never fails to read
it is q snre sign that he has not paid for 1t.
People seldom find fault with their own property.
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psosaEss OF THE CHOLERA.

New YosK, July 81, 1854.
The total number of deaths in this city last week
was $50, including s4T from cholera. In Phila-
delphia 500, including go from cholera. In Boston
~. d.,,bs from cholera were rs. At the State
prison 1875 cases, but no deaths had occurred. BAL
tiinore is still free from the disease.
The brother Of ex, President Fillmore has died in
Minnesota of cholera
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Ladies Mourning Goods,

AdulGS IHuuILluS UuUuS'
WILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga, has
w received from New York Il full supply Of
LADIES' MOURNING GOODS, amung which
ire
Lupin's Plain Black CHALLY, Of the best quality
Lupin's Black Summer BOMBAZINES, Of beau
Plain Black BIAREGEs and MARQUIssE, Of ex-
tra quality;
Plain Black Barege DELAINES;
Plain Black GRENADINES, an elegant article
for Mourning Dresses;
Mourning MUSLINS and LAWNS, in great va
rcty Of Styles
Mourning GlNGHAMs, of superior styles and
quality;
Superior Blk. ALPACAs and Canton CLOTHS;
Superior English Black GRAPES, for Wells and
Trimming;
Blk Love, Isle and Grape Wells, some of extra
sizes;
LADIES' Mourning Cambria and Lawn HAND
KERClllEFS;
Ladies' Mourning FANS and PARASOLS, of
beautiful styles;
To all Of which the attention Of the public is re-
spccifulIy invited.
May 26 If 10