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HAIR DRESSING AND BATHING
IN J. M0REY co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they will continue the Hair Dressing
and Bathing business, under the above title, at the
Old Stand, No. 2 Foster Street,
Where they hope, by strict attention to business, by
prompdtule and by genmany attention to their patro
10 merit continuance of the success which has followed
the cold hrm."
Ladies' and gentlemen will find the most complete and
omfortable arrang ments for warN cold, and shower
atls, at j. MoRkY cos. Shaving, Hair Dressing,
hampoong, and HairDying is also done in the ghesg
rfction. jy3 SIN
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-proposals win be
~ received until the I'D day July, at l2ocock NJ
for building School House for the city of Worcester on
Sycamore street, the be built of Brick stories
high hywo feet wide by seyeny-sx long, having
Por hes on the easterly and westerly sides.
The plans and sp OBLIGATIONS will be at the Office of
Boyden Ball, Central Exchange, No. A. who will give
any info nation relative to the same
Proposals may he left with GEORGE W. WHEELER,
City Treasurer, at his Office
SAMUEL D. HARDING, I
JAMES II. WALL, Building
EDWARD LAMB
JAMES S W00DwoRTII, Committee
JOSIAH W. ALLEN
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2 EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The Briggs
IA Farm, situated in Worcester, on both sides of May
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II MlGild.

Colcridge pronounced this sonnet the
hes, one in the English language; and
what is quite remarkable, is the fact that
the author did not know the language un-
til after he was thirty years OF age.
Mysterious night! when our first parent
knew
Thee from report divine, and heard thy
name,
Did hc not tremblc for this lovely frame,
This glorious canopy Of light ANA blue!
Yet meath curtain OF trans lucent dew,
Balhed in the rays OF The great setting
flame,
Hespet us with the host of heaven came,
And 10! creation widened in mans view,
Who could have thought such darkness
lay concealed
Within thy beams, 0 sun! or who could
End,
Whilst fly, and leaf, and insec, stood
revealed,
That to such countless orbs thou nmd'sl
us blind!
Why do We then, shun death, with anx-
oGa sirf:
ifli.'a can thus dcrcivc, wlc:c c'cr &c!
HE!
J Nlt.cn !ELns.
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Lumber and Wood,

TIE ,mbsoriber, superintendent of the
Steam Saw Mill of Coghlan, Dixon & Co., re-
specially informs the public, that they arc pre-
pared to furnish Lumber Of any description n,
the shortest notice.
Having good wagons and teams, they can de.
liver to purchasers when desired. They have
large quantity Of prime Oak and Lightwood
which they can deliver to customers on modcr-
ate terms.
TERMs.-A reasonable deduction in all cases
for cash, or otherwise, notes will be taken when
orders re- filled.
Every cxertion will be used to give satsfnc-
tion TO those who Iavour us with orders.
COGLAN, DIXON, & Co.
Sumtcrvillc, Jan. Is, 1854 IL If
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| The little Pet Plant.

A florist a sweet 'ltle' blossom cspicd,
Which bloolned like its ancestry by the
roadside.
It's colors were simple, its colors we're few,
Yet the blossom looked fair in the spot
where it grew
The florist hchcdi it and cried. "l'il encllant
The botanical world with this sw Get little
plant,
It's leaves shall be sheltered and carefully
nursed;
II shall charm all the world tho, me,
with it first,
Under the hedge
He carried it home to his hot. house with
care,
And he said, "rhouuh the rarest cxo,ics
AIy little iet Plant, when I've nourish'd
In tint and in .fras rance shall initiate
Tho none shall suspect from the road side
il came.
sROadun Sidum' I'll call it--a beautiful
name;
While bolanlsts look through their glasses
and view
It's beauties, they'll never suspect tha, it
grew
Under the hedge.
The little Pct Plant, when it shook of the
dirt
OF It's own native soil, soon began To grow
pert.
AID iost its small head, for pcrccvlng
that none
But exolics were round it, it thought itself
one.
AS n wild flower, all would hava thought
it was fair,
And praised ii, though gaud:er blossoms
were there
But when i, assumes ho;-housc airs, we
see lhrn'
The forced tints Of It's leaves, and sIsncct
that it grew
Under The hedge.
In the byways Of he, oh how many there
are,
Who, being born under some fortunate star
Assisted by bcauy or talent, grow rich,
And bloom in il hot house instead oi ditch
And while they disdain no, their only sim
pie stem,
The honors they yrc---r '";,y gain I.onors to
,ucm,
But when Okc the Pet PianD such people
grow pert;
We soon trace them back to their primi-
tive dirt
Under hedge. j.
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Notice.
HiShOpv5I!G Curr;.s.. .,,
Harness NzaIauf;ecInrv

JAMES w. AMBROSE still continues N
carry ON the above business in Mi i,s r,r;o',. ~
branches, and takes this method of returnino
ms MS ',nnks to his friends for tcr liberal patron.
agH. ana hopes by close attention 10 business IN
sill merit the same. CARRIAGES AND BIT(:.
GlES made To order and warranted for ,welv.
months. II they should fail in that time il,
point of workmanship or material they will be
repaired free of charge. lie deems it urinec
cssary TO say anything in regard to the neat
ness and durability Of his work. us his work
will show for itself Call on him al Bishop.
vile and he will give rs good bargains us car,
be had in Charleston.
He also does plough-work at short notice.
Horse e-shoeing done with ncatness and dispatch
at 81 80 all round. His terms for new work
will he TO suit purchasers With interest al.
ways.
Bishopville, $. c., Jan'y 18Th, 1854 l2-6m
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CWR'lOsitics OsN'rees

IN May, Of last year, NJ. Charles
Gaud'chaud laid before the ,1co1eu,;e
"es science OF Paris, the following GU,
rlous details o. his experiments on the
dtfor'nlt'cS "fpoplar trees, particular
y on those cNcrc>ccnccs which form
upon the stems, and which are usually
the effects Of cracks, more or less heal.
cd, covered with several layers of wood
texture, and always very full OF sap.
Nj. Gaudichaul mcn,o cd that one
cultivat"r, wh" had II great many de
formed trees, cut one Of these c1crr-
scrnccS oh!iqnr' y from top to bottom,
with hedging bill. immediately
jet "isap sp"u,rd forth. falling more
than Il yard from the tree itself. On
trying another, Il magnificent tall blac;
poplar, the Minblc had scarcely pcnc-
tralcd an inch, when horizontal ic; Of
sap came out, foaming and sparkling
IKE champagne, AID Eel. q couple Of
yards from the tree.
Another poplar, on being wounded.
y'cIIcd half hosShcad of sap, which
maie a lond noise in issuing forth.
On hoa'iny this, NJ. lc Marccl,a
Variant said that it reminded him of
some circumstances in Algeria in the
autumn Of 1888. Having desired his
soldiers to get some palisades, they
proceeded to cut down some large cork
trees, when they were not merely sur.
prscd, but positively fiyh,cucd, at
hearing, Us soon as their hatcl.cts had
penetrated to some depth, loud groans
and sighs issuing forth from the trees.
SO plaIntivr. and 50 human in sound.
that the soldiers hearts almost quail
cI. The Marcchal dunb,cd if,hc pop.
lar which NJ. Gua1ichaud had men
toned, could have expressed itself
more p!iously; while at the same
time quantity of rcd liquid issued
from the wounded trees, mixed with
bubbles ofgas, and expelled with great
force, while the tree continued its
sighs and lamentations.
These sounds recalled to his mind
the numerous passages in Virgil, Dante
and Iasso ; there the trees thus cndea.
vor to prevent the Crusaders from at
tacklng them as in Tasso--
"Thence issued forth, in mournfu concert
joined:
Sobs deeply drawn, and sighs OF human
kind.
On his reused sou! crowd OF passion
prc.t,
Fear, pity, sorrow, swayed at once his
breast.
Yet rom its sheath his shining sword he
took,
And the tall tree with all its vigor strook;
Straight from the wounded bark a torrent
gusI,"d
Oh smoking blood; the ground with crimson
blushcd
The crusaders hid probably struck
some cork. trees and the poetic fable
would seem to have been reality.
The Marchal added, that had they
been in the thirteenth century, instead
of The nineteenth, with its many su-
prratitiuns and fables of sorcercrs and
sorcercsScs in"nrccratcd in The trees.
he vas quito sArc lhe, would have
been obliged to 10 without their rali
sadcs.
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Notice.
Look Up Street.

WEBB CLAEK's HOTEL is still in op-
to the kindness Of good
friends )-rcady 10 receive customers, and
entertain them. TO their entire satisfacticn
Mr.. c. is resolved that his Hotel shall not
be cXcclcd by any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
be spread upon his table, well cooked and
clcanly. The beds are all in good order,
and shall he kept so. Give him trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL ,C
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SP1DGUvs
For the Binner.
What 4 have Seem

I've seen huge mountains upwards ri-e
Lifting their SUBMITS towards the skies,
I've stood beside Your awful steep
And vlcw'd the cataract onward leap.
I've seen lbe sun, with wings Of light,
Di>persc the gloomy shades Of night;
With warm embrace in rosy bowers
Swell opening buds to blooming flowers.
] have seen bright spring her horn renew
And bring forth flowers all wc, with dew.
Still I've seen nothing " 10 touch -
In beauty or granducr lFh1l,bom'S REACH
SAHCo.
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C2@E~5GPG@o

AT TIE OLD STAND OF s. d J. GILBERT
lH=ES y S. e. T. M. GILBERT
Css4-gSfs2- continue the CARRIAGE
X SZ-BUSINESS at the above
siand-No. 35 and 40 Wentworth. street.
Charlcston-whcre they will be pleased to
exhibit TO their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com
prIsing those Of their own manufacture,
together with various other styles usually
found il this market. Their long acquant-
ance with this market as manufacturers
aud dealers Will enable them to offer great
inducements To purchasers both in styles
and prices.
March Is, ISj4 20 Nv
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TINDAL, WATSON eco.

TlNDAL, WATSON eco.
TIE subscribers having established them.
selves hGSthc stand opposite A. j. Moses Store,
respectfully soici!s the attention of their friends
nmd III, ihc public to their we'll selected stock
ihcir assortment comprises all articles usually
kept, (ettcpfin@ GquorS) and will be constantly
repleIiisfrd, and disposed of on as favorable
Terms as are offered any where.
Ineir stock consists in part as folows:- -
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Ladies Collars, Chemsettes, and Under
sleeves,
l'aces. E'lgings, and Insertings,
Jaconet and Swiss Muslins,
Ladies' and gentlemen's L. c Hdkf's
large lot of Hosiery and Gloves, Cravats
and Stocks Also.
fnll supply of Prints and Dolnestics
GROCERIES,, Hardware, Ilolowarc,
Carpenters and Blacksmith's Tools,
Cisern Pumps and Pipes, Carriaee Trim.
minss,
crockcry and Glassware, Saddlcry and
Harness.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ready made
Clothing. &c. e.. &c
TINDAL, WATSON g. co.
JAMES S. TINDAI.
SAMUEL WATSON
H. w. gardner.
February 22, 1851 II tf
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rs Id lAEayD0dy's EsNssncss.

The following IS submitted, Tor tho con-
sideralon of ali whom it may concern, by
a member ui The ''Nilrd Your Own i}uSl-
ness Society,"" with the hope that i. may
be productive o! good result.
Is it anybody business
Ifa gentleman should choose
To wait upon a lady,
If the lady don't refuse
Or-to speak Il little plniner,
That tho meaning all may know
Is Ii anyhody's business
Ii a lady has beau!
II persons on the sidewalk,
Whether great or whether small,
Is it anybody's business
Where that persons means to call
Or, if you sec a person
AS he's calling anywhere,
T. it any Of your business
What his business may be there
The substance OF our query,
Simply stated would be this:
Is it anybody's business
What anolher's business is
II It is; or it isn't,
We would really like TO know,
For we're certain it it isn't,
There arc some who make it so.
II it is, well join the rabbIc,
And act the noble part
or the ,at,lcrs and dcfamcrs
Who ,lrong the public mart;
But il not, we'll act Tie teacher,
Until each mcddlcr learns
1t were better in the future
10 mind his own concerns.
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G'Ssc 'a'flslSs GsEza.EEa.

DR.. Hooker, in his 'IIin.alayan
Journals" just published, gives an ac-
count of the Thugs, some Of whom,
belonging to the approvcrs ofthe cstab.
lishmcnt for the suppression OF fl'hugcc,
he himself saw. Oflhrsc, he saws, the
first was Il mild looking man, WHO had
been born and bred to the profession ::
lie had committed many murders, saw
no harm III them, and felt neither
shame nor rr:n'rsc. He explained to
me how the gang waylay tn" u.:wcary
traveller, cntcr INTO conversation with
him: and have him suddenly seized.
when the superior throws his own lin
en- sirdle round the victims neck, and
stiangIcs him, pressing the ,,nucklcs
against tic spine. Taking OF his own,
he passed it around ~ arm. and
showed Inc the turn as cooIly as Il sai
lor oncc taught me the hangnlam's knot.
The Thug is Of any caste, and from
any part of India. The profession have
particular stations, which they gener.
ii. J select for murder, THROWN. -, ;,,,,
body q: :h"ir victiG. INTO 4 well. The
Da"oit (dakhce. robbcr) belong to Il
class who rob i'll gangs, but never
mnrlcr-arson and houscbrcaking al.
so forming part Of their profession.
These are all high class Rairoots.
originally from Guzerat; who, on be
ing conquered, vowed vengeance on
mankind. They speak both llindostan
&C and the otherwise extinct Guzcrat
language this is cultural in the OK
trene, and very singular in sound
They ares very remarkable people,
found throughout India, and called
by various names their women dress
peculiarly, and are utterly devoid of
modcsty. The man | examined was a
short, square, but far more power full
Ncpaicse,. with high archcJ eyebrows.
These people are great towards. The
l'oisoners all belong tc one caste, Of
Paste, or dealers in toddy they 60
sinsly or in gangs, haunting the trav.
eller's resting places, where they drop
half a rupee weight of pounded or
whole datura seeds into his food, pro
dncing a twenty four hours intoxica,
tion, during which he is robbed, and
left to recover or sink under the stupi
tying effects Of the narcotic. lie told
INC that the datula seed is gats cred
without ceremony, and at any time,
place, or age of the plant. lie was a
dirty, ill.conditioned looking fellow.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

ROBERT w. ANDREWS notnGe. d.,
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Distr;c,s
mat he has removed his Stables near the De.
Pot OF the w. & NJ II. Road Where nc is ready
NJ all TIRES to tn kr charge Of Cdiseascd Horses
ior moderate charge; in all'ca$sss Where there
Is @ n" cure no pay will be expedited. lie also
continues Ia take Passengers to end from Ihr
Depot, end expects shortly to receive New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he will hnni
al the old rate of 10 cents per package, and
Soiicits the patronage ofthe public.
Feb. %, 1853 17tf
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Business Card.
BROWN & DeROSSET,
$50 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK
DEROSSET g. BROWN.
WILMINGTON, N. c.

WILMINGTON, N. c.
Cotton Factors on0 General Commits:
sion Merchants.
ID 3. McLAURlN; Esq will give. per-
a'' sonal and special attention to the in.
ierests and orders of his friends in this
State and the adjoining Counties of North
Carolina, who may favor these Houses
with their patronage. Consienments Of
frodocc &c tic Hcnsc il! New yo.l, 5:::!h.ee7
by way of Charleston, Georgetown, or
Wilmington, will he covered by insurance,
II notice of the shipment be promptly Civ
en-.
May 3, 1853 27-tf',
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DYSP EpSIA!
CAN BE CURED,

DELORME'S BAUM DE VIE" or BoIs,m .,
Life IL, after trial of upwards of twenty ve,r.
in great variety Of cases confidently Offered ,n
the public, especially to those afflicted with thc
most distressing complaint, us Il sure and sne.j,
relief for their sufferings
Read tho following certificates They ,,.
from gentlemen of high standing and rcsid;na
III your immediate vicinity. They nr,. bu, n,,s
or TWO OF the many in our possession all cxtoij.
ing the healing virtues of this, ito use the ,xord.
oi grateful Dispeptc who was cured Inv ;,s
usel most precious compound
Certificate from the Rcr. Harfncu S,o;,
:, SuMrERvILLE,. S. G. Jan. 18Th 1851
MIR. CHAs. DELoRME.
Dear Sir: Last Spring used two small, ,,,
Ties OF your Bnlsam Of Life; and ernnr;cnr.d
much benefit. took it two or three fines do.
~, n teaspooniul at dose i'm n wine CIns. ,r
water. e'"F' vi
,, mneted on my liver, and Impaired a healthy
tone TO all my digestive organs rcliering me of
distressing headache, and many other disarrc,n.
bic dypfptic s!mtons
lSighcdj II. SPAIN.
Mr.. CI1AS. DELORME:
DEAR SIR take great pleasure in recon-
mending your '.Bnumc dc Vie" which / have
often used, and dirays with decided relief
when suffering from attacks of Dyspepsia. At
once timulant, tonic and cathartic, l AIN sat
ishcd II VIII prove cmincntly scrvicenblc to nlG
who are afflicted with Dyspepsia It's gencraT
Introduction throughout the country viii be u
public benefit.
10 keep supply constantly on hand, which,
would n ut exchange for all the Anti -dysmp.
tic nostrums from Maine to Texas
Yours respectfully,
lSigncdI JOHN w. ERWIN
For sale by,
MILLER 4 BRITroN, Wholesale Agents
Sumtervillc, S. G..
Also for sale by DR. w. Jas. DaRGAH& &Co..
anu KfcE d. THOMSON, Sumterville, s. G.
RoCERs d. SrENCaR, Bishopvile, S. c.
November 9, 1853 #
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Important Notice,

FELLOW Cl'TIXENS:- 1T is painful task
10 d'in, but stern necessity and Your negligence
and iorgctfulncss, demand that should remind
all those indebted to IN, either by note or ac-
count, to come to taw with the chink hides or
corn 1T the mill on or be fore the frs, Monday
IN iarch next, to save yourselves Of dispcas-
nrc and to cheat Lawyers, ShcrifIs and petty
Consiabes out Of cost, for
at the loss Of n penny
You'll grnmblc and groan,
AS though The rheunatics
Were piercing cuch bone.
The ghnst ofbad sillin.s
Forever you will haunt,
And you shake, least tomorrow
Should bring you to want.
ray up, and save costs, and there will
yet be crust left yoll.
WIN. FRANCIS BUTLER.
Jan %, 1854 l3 r.
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z Washington G. Page, Esqr., cashier
ofthe Brach of the Farmere' Bank in
Alexandria, Va, died Suddenly at his
residence in that city on tho night of
the Ash inst. Mr.. Pages father died
many years ago with as much sudden
ness, and n brother. while delivering
q Ih Of July address, to the Masonic
Lodge Of Alexandria, suddenly fell
and expired.
S~-ts.-t~ s.-t~-s-ses-..>~1~.e~--
~, takes me: 10 lick laSse.," rs The Van.
kee o. hoo'mas'er said when he whipped
tn, grla
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NEW GOODS

The subscrib orS arc now ~ rcc:ip, Of
their SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
consisting OF every variety of Gents and
Ladies dress goods. Groceries, Hard
ware &c. which they are prepared to sell
as cheap as his market can afford. Please
call ami examine Tor yourselves
r. G. WEBB g. co.
Apr, 5, 1854. 23. If.
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Improved, Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past fnvours the subscriber wish
es to inform the public that he still manuiac.
tnres Cotton Gins at his establishment: il: Staic
burg, on the most improved and approved plan
winch he thinks that the cotton ginned on one
OF those gins of the late improvement is wortl,
nj least quarter of :: cent more than the cot
ulaclures them on the mos, Si,np. cons,ruction.
oi the finest finish and of the best materials; to,
wit. Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which lie will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts Them in COM
Gins will be promptly and punctualIy attended
TO-. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statebnrg. Sumter Dist. s. C. Feb IT, 26
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The yonug man ho tonce saw the day.
when he wouldn't associate with mechan-
i:s. is now acting us book keeper to ma
nGin-Hagac. Gucefpyeran 81 fosinnD { lat ;.
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CSdaAI25e %DS @@o
in this place, which they arc prepared to
sell at prices lower than any o her cstai,
lishment in Columbia.
Their Clothing is manufactured by them
selves with particular reference to this
market, and they feel warranted 10 say il
rs inferior To nonc. and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING offered in any par,
OF the country. Their business is con
Quoted upon the one price cash principle.
and tic price Of their goods mari ed III
PLAIN lirnrcs upon each article by which n
uniformity oI price is observed, and tho
inexperienced buyer is enabled 10 make
his purchases ut as low rate, rs the more
experienced and helcr judge. Persons
visiting Columbia are respectfully invited
10 an examination of our stock and prices
February 10Th, 1851. l6-lv.
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William, ! fear you are forgetting
me- said hrigh. eyed girl to her
sweet heart The othc" day. Yes, Sue
| have been for getting you these two
years.
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'Mr. Jones, don't you think marriage
is means Of grace" Certainly, my
dear madam, any thing is means of
grace which breaks up pride and leads
TO rcpCntancc'
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of fromFonr TO Five Thousand
pairs Of the above article by theFALi.. For
reference as TO equality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may be disposed TO purchase
OF him, to those who patroniZed him last year
AS TO price, he will guarantee them rs low rs
can be oflerded
May % 2 j MORGAN.
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'BR0WMING g. LEHMAN, ("
IMPORTERS or
French, Hfritisin and Gcrnaasr
DIR Y GOODS.
2o9 and 2l1 King-sreet corner of Mar
lset Street,
(JIIpJ E'SsTrIN - +,

~oS ana Ill klnS-Sfeet corner OF Mar
lSet Street,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
GARPETlNGS.- Ingram, 3 plys, Brus-
" sells Tapestry and Vclvcts.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin,
and Worsicd.
CURTAIN cANIBRlCs and MUsLlNs, in
large variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all STYLES.
GILT CORNlCES, in all the new designs.
:, CURTAIN GlMrS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
TASSEIS. &c.
DRArERf CORDS and BELL ROPES,
in all varieties
nRrrlSlI and AMERICAN FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARPr:liNGS, of all STYLES.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
RUGS, in grca, variety
PLANTATION WOOI.EN S-BLAN.
kETS, PLAINS. KERSEIS, CAPS. Sc
Red and White FLANNELS, SIllRTiNGS.
&c.
COTTON OSNABuRGS, OF all the hes,
Southern makes.
English and American COTTON FLAN
NELS
French English. and American PRINTS.
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON'S superior
make, for Shcrlings, Shir,ings, Pillow Cases,
Table Da,.,asks, DnylcS. Napkins. Towellinrs'
liuckahatks, Fruit Cloths, b. l.. Diapers,
Grass Cloths, SC.
CLOTHS. CASSINIERS and VESTIN(;S.
Of best French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all the shades of
English Goods.
SA'rINETS. TWEEDS, JEANS and LIN.
Si:l 5, Of all qualities and styles.