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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

'sme time strong recOnnoitering parties are p,sAsi
sgsiDst the Russian left in the valley Of Bsil.,
where the Russian advanced troops were com
PEELED to retire towards Urkusta, in the djrec,;o.
Of the valley Of the upper Chulin another sribu,arv
to the Cberrays, The corps of $4,000 men now
at Eupatoria, are rather weak, and could no, ven.
ture to any great distance from the place. But
others may follow. At all events, field operation,
have commenced, and another fortnight must aecid,
whether tho Russians can hold their ground. or
whether they must leave the whole Of the Crime,
prey to the Allies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13
POWDER-MILL EXPLOsION-SEvEN PEK-
SONS KILLED.

PORTLAND, Me-, Friday, Uct' II, 80
The powder mill at Gorbam took fire this morohs -
10 O'Clock, and blew up. killing seve, men ana
wounoipg several others. The fire took IN ,he
mill, which was blown TO atoms Ioe miI " 60. o
merry owned by Oliver whipple Of Lowell M ,,.sS
cbus. tie whose brother and are among the keo.
The nresent owners are @. @. Newhall & Go. OF pos
ton. Pie Damts Of the liled as far a. ascerts,1ea ~
E'snklir Hawkes. Of windhsm, George WhiPpe'
james Wbipple, Samuel Phnney, and Jon1 a. sS s"s
The mill has been very actively employer 'S' ''"''
time running night ano day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

grorsbops, and Democracy would be very dT
and thin skeleton in this as in most cities'
liquor is the potent agency which mas saossan-
tiaAy fused the lately hostile Democratic fac-
tons and Col French is the enchanter whose
wand has transformed them from enemies into
sllies Fusion for ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

The result in Ohio is now placed beyond doubt
The victory on the part of the Republicans is COM
plete and overwhelming; Chase has 10000 ma
jorty in sixty.six counties, and those to come in
will increase the figure. He is even said to have
more votes than Medill and Trimble combined
Thus far the Republicans have % senators against
FIVE Democrats, and the House 60 to 10. Thai
will do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13
Tile VERMONT LEGISLATIVE.

MONTPELIER, VI, Friday, Uct. II, 1902:
Lieut. Governor Fletcher received the oath OF Office
to-day and took hr seat pr sident OF the senate
c. II. CT apman of Ludlow was chosen secretary.
MIR Powers of Woods ock has Introduced in'o tne
House bill in amendment Of the present liquor Az
which is said TO be the most stringent yet framed.
Doubts are expressed about it's passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13
BELLS! BELLs!-MENEELy's celebrated BELLS
Of 81. descriptions, hand and for s-e by
HITCHCOCK h Co No. ll8 Broadway


TEA, COFFEE AND SUGAR.-Unquestl0nably me
p, to p,ocue these precou. articles Of domestic
lion At moderate prices the BowERY TEA WAREHoUss
No ms Bowery or the CBsLsEA TEA WAREHOUSE No. w
erav These embellishments are identical In tne
s,., Of eDt and by combining the selves 10 but
those articles possess sdvs retsog variety
too ell Known need comment PleDe examine ,etore
eh.sipy N. y. The BowRKY TEA WAREHOUSE Is loo ,ted
below Grand@ No. i5 east side and may bs distinguished
by the Little Giant" in the windox who every
by bis 9Th and ndustr, 10 pplyng he nooa
Of this ests i,hnen with fresh ground COFFEE, In
quar- titles to suit and in quality TO please.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

NEWMAN IN, Friday, UcV' u, 80 80,
The colored man,, Randolph, rested 90 sa.p,si ~
NJ the murder of bis wife, was carried 70 pr1'H 'A~
morning 70 look upon her mutilated remains. him.
He showed some emotion, but soon recove'ed LIZ ..s.
self He denies all knowledge OF the cnme, apa ne H.
that her brother had threatened to take nef As :"
canse abe did not invite him 10 Der wedding
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ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.

CHICAGO, Friday, Oct. II, lsso.
1t ia estimated that 10000 people visited the fN
grounds yesterday. This afternoon series oil reso-
iuiions az offered, coDdemnng all Georgia carnoen
and passed by reclamation. Senator Douglas no"
making speech. The Fair closes TO- mono"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

We give this morning report Of the speech Of
Senator Seward at the Republican meeting last
night As this is his first public appearance in
the Republican movement, the speech will be read
with unusual interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
OHIO ELECTION.

CtNcNy,rI Friday, Oct II. 1855.
In sxty-six counties heard from Chase ha' major
ity Of 90 900. To the Legislature, as far rs heard
from, there twenty-five Republican senators aud
sixty Republican representatives elected, and i've
Democratic senators and nineteen Democratic repro.
sentaiives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

PHILADELpHIA.-The official vste is-U $3.50,
democrat, for csnsl commissioner, 2S,'sii m,.I.
krow.potbiog, 25,77o; scattering, s0si i
majority over Nicholson 2,6l4. The De"'
county ticket has about the same majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13
PAuROAD ACCIDENT.

CLEVELAND, Friday, Oc, e. ~ r ,l Isst
portion Of the enigrant tram Tn s ,s 10 con-
mig bit was thrown off the track near rbcs csrs
sequence Of dssrsDgement Of the sstcn h.dIy hurt.
were thrown of and three or four person' '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

The steamship Northern Light, from San Juan,
with advices from California to September 90
two weeks later than that previously received
now fully due at this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

FuLTox CoUsTY.--Ihs Reprotcans nsvy "a
mated Wesley Gleason nor meln"0f VI
John Stewart for county judge.
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NewWurk DAILY Gribn,rs
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855.

Advertisements for TRIBUNE Of Monday ought to be sent
In before O'Clock Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

THE AMERICA OUTWARD BoOSv,,s lass.
LII HALIFAX, Friday, Oct. y, ls ,s" Al
oeIos se' spd ps.ilea again for Liverpool at $50 h'
morning.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
PHILADELPBIA. Friday, Dot. -,

FHILADELFHIN, + IIudJ, VUt' 10 Tow
The folo wing additional Democratic majoutes
have been ascertained:
Leheh County.......s9S Monroe County. 800
Carbon Coupty.....40 400 Northampton Co. III, 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

While Mstsefl and Briggs are at loggerheads'
ClorHxe ~, BE- cheap osh Hail. noe % snd rs 70 ten
liver, dsss bic In Casumeres Yes ihs can oe
obtai1eS A. ,sduesd prices. DE 0soot sos
HoIIowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT AND THE
K o, Perms.op given fby ro,s' .ster pa
,.n, for s-le Of thee vau,be e-des throughoat sA
dua Ia Of bis Majesty b-ng cured By en-
OF an IN the eg Any wuund cer VII ~ oiy "a
a. heir mia h, influence. Sold the usnuf,o'ones NO.
Maeep aDe N wYofk. no "a strand. indon sno "
All pDzss- ct Is cents 62l snd per pot % bh
For the benefit of tbs Invalid porto" OF our
cnumuIy exrssi the foilovns from 'hs i.nso " W
C. NJ AoRsos, propri- HsoTLASt's ,.sRNN o'TsN'
AOf''s - @' ~ p.Fgrgtp 10 March - 1855.
erpett 20 sell grrst qu,nties cfyoar Suers tes Yat
MANY Of NV speak hiE y &" r' e"'o q1es
bsvit exceient Fever and cue pss@Et
i've AZ purifier of the blood and he very best thing on
I.cd Ia al ditsst and good attnral appet'e In
,hrt am ,ur IL best me ienes kuowa Tor
family use being and plea ant for one to take
L. L. u. Crock~tn say; - ,.,-
The give uubounded satisfaction ell that hsve used
the DO and always them TO a ~no are
sficied They D5spe 1ss some OF
hundIs6s Of dollars had been spsut fr r.neiies
witch ,orded relief and considered neuraSe until
they used The Bittefs."
for sal b Druggists and Dealers Meiicne everywhere
BELLS! BELLS !-MENEELY's celebrated BELLS
Of eli descriptions on hand and for s-e by
- h Co llg Broadway.
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THE SMITHSONIAN House.
~. .nn LtsonugaN plan

Broadway, corner Of Houso st.
Ths new and large Hote newly furnished and IN thorough
order with all n'ences Of the priced hotels
r. h, traye the public ocluiiDg f4ne IN
rates thss eau DO an ded e1 otaei
f-scls.s hotel olDsbI hOI1nA'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

THg FALL OF SEvAsTOPOL and the Fall in the
Price of Eiesaut WILTON and LvET TAPss1RY CAsPETNGs
ass s events The former has been proyoo and the
,ey vii by ocular calling he Carpet
wa, srgums of ARTHUR DoNSELLY No SO BoTery.
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u ID W A n ID )
on THE
Law OF BAILMEsTs.


Table Of Contents. 800
CHAPTER Bahrp,n; Chapter ii. Deposits Chapter ILL.,
ssons andaiesi CaapteT ~ Gtatutous
Iosns; Chapter Pledges fswus; Chapter Conhats
r Hire Chapter VII OF lnpkeepers Chapter Nll Common
Carrifis asd Carriers Of PASSENGERS p
The above chapters treated very full making book OF
65f pages. Price, 81 80.
Just puhbbed aae for sale by -, 49,, r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

Co. by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations for their
gate ut TRus References its superiority Pro-
fes,ors Valentine Mott Willard Parker and John NJ Csrnochan
ensive Of of mercantile and ether seu,lsmen
cured BY this Truss may be at MARSH Co.'S No q
Maiden lane, NwVork, and MARSH, CoRLIss Co.'S No. 5,
We. 9Th st. Ciaelnn All Ohio. Open from A NJ. 70 9 2. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

hNAFF
Invaluable ans weak backs pain we,kness in the side
chest lons aud for all complaints that
applicable they decidedly superior to IN
General Gepst No So Hncs. and sod BY most druggists
In ire city and country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13


and MMahon. Bosquet commanded the whole of
the French assault on the right, and MAIahOn
had the division which took and held the Mala-
kof This was one Of those rare days in which
the French really outdid the English in the point
of bravery. IN every other point they had shown
their superiority over them long before. Are we,
then, to conclude that the English army has de.
longer of being in close order, the first Infantry of
the world 1t would be premature to say so ;.but
certainly of all men in the world the British gene
rails in the Crimea are the best fitted to ruin the
physical and moral character Of the army and on
the other hand the raw material for soldiers which
ranks is far inferior to what it used to be. The
British people had better look to this two defeats
in three months form novel feature in British
military history.
Of the Russians we can only say that they fought
with their accustomed passive bravery, and In the
assault made to retake the Malskof even displayed
great active courage. What their tactical arrange
ments were we have no means OF judging until
their report is published. One thing is certain,
namely, that the MalakOf was completely taken by
surprise The garrison were enjoying their dinner,
and not any portion of them except the artillery at
the guns, appear to have been under arms and
ready to meet an attack.
five now look at what has been done since the
taking of the south side, we find from Gsrchsko6's
reports that 10000 allied troops (of what nation s
not said) have gone to Eupatoria, and that at the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

$4,000 GoID-BoRDERED and TRANSPARENT
WINDOW suspss bsrssips Lace and Muslin Curtains
from suction Broca;el Satin De LANES Cornees Bands
rns. br>@srs Buff White Linens Shade Trmmtngs 10
eese5 0oeS AZ prices def,ns composition The pable are
invited te eAi snd examine Def pur ,hasinE
W. q. JsSks Nos 456 and As Pesrl-st
CARPETING AND Ou-CLorHs A complete
stock Of Velvet and TspeY Brussels r.pssry lusran and
Floor OIL Cloibs For sale bow for CASH.
Baby & Bkss.. No. Isl PearLst
AUCTION PURCHAsEs.-French China Tea Sets,
pinng Sets Cups and Ssnce Terra Gotta Paran Rrus
China Glassware, Chamber Set. no very low
prcsa DAVIS CoLLANoSE, No al Broadway .ndst
GgFTs AND PREsESTs.-Just received and for
ss reduced prices the choicest selection Of LADIES Rsri
ke Fsns Perfamery and soaps also every variety OF Toys
pols and DANES RooERSs Fancy Ba,su +is Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

xs,m.a. Of which Lord John Russell win DO the head.
~ James Graham, who joined the existing coahnon asa
Psehte. wiz nov abandon his friends and keep MS ports
So6o. Formerly such conduct would have appearca
,trsnse In England; but, In the confusion OF parnAmen-
~ nsrtes which now prevails, political consistency l-
! Trina somewhat out OF fashion. Sir James GrAnsm,
-..rsnyer h no novice in the art OF suddenly wscehng
.n~rt In 1884 he left Lord Grey's cabinet 70 become Q
So ana he now returns TO whigism, after having passed
s.Sryo,,sh every intermediate phase OF the conservauve
LIZ II we are rightly informed, Lord Aberdeen ana
K Sousasues 40 not retire on account OF the charges
nsSs aeasnst them respecting the way IN which the war
hss Sssn conducted. The division to which their retreat
is to be attributed, is more serious and important. ~
that Lord Aberdeen has not been ALE to agtee
me presen' r. -n9St the end proposed to ODE, BE- s Iasa ~ 10y Ss
character which it had at the Sss ~. to maintain the
Il should be limited to the obtaining the roI. .is to say,
the taking of SebastopoL These two objects attained,
Lord Aberdeen and his friends think that English policy
should be a policy Of peace, without aiming at any
change In the territorial situation Of Europe. On the
other hand, Lord John Russell and Lord Pafmerston are
Of opinion that the object Of the war must not be re-
,tricted beforehand, and that q door should be left open
or every combination which the fortune Of war may
bring about inrthe present state of Europe. We have no
intention to examine the new situation resulting to us
Gas Ffenchmenl from this change in the English minis
rry. II Is probable that the ministerial question viii
speedily be openly debated in Parliament, and then the
Importance to France and Europe Of the retreat of Lord
Aberdeen, and the triumph Of Lord John Russell's and
Lord Palmerston's policy, viii appear in broad daylight.
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T{TO pRETlIUM5

4 WARDED NJ thu Ia'. Crystal Palace
~ Exhibition in New lu!k 10 tho oldest
TYPE Foundry in America. Established by
h'Hny y donaldson in iIai, on the base Of
Sewers Germantown IcTniry OF
The long eNpayj"ace OF The several pronri.-
tors. ofthc philadelphia Type Foundry enables
J.. Johnson y CO.. 10 offer the largest variety
al Printing Iyi"a, and ri! the appn,;cnauccs
Of printing G!i.cc, 10 We found in any cs;ah-
ii,!'mcn, in The United states, AMI ora quality.
too, Which IL deemed 10 br unrivailc,l. The
com position OF TIE II ctal used is calculated TO
afford the creates durability; willie The scru-
pulu9s care exercised in Tie fitting up OF the
/ ypc Is such rs 10 insure rccuracy and sui,nrc-
ness 81 body, Ne. Oar facilities are so extern.
slvc rs 20 enable us 10 ill orders oiany an!uanl.
Estimates given IN detail with the cost Of all
me materials required tor u newspaper office.
beauty. cas-, in this Foundry only, Scripts,
tlowciS, Rurlcrs, Cuts. lirass. or Metal Rules,
i:nuir-aavinG Rules, Brass Braces, lirass Cir.
Giles and Ovuls, Sc. Presses oiali dcscri piiuns.
and NIL sorts OF Printing Materials, (most OF
which are made by u.s. will b. fu-nishrl mt
varieties and colors, NarHislses. Bronzcs, &c.
We are agents for tiu Inks, &c, Of the most
celebrated Ain"rican and i:nGliSh Manufacture
cra. which we sell AZ the lowest tcrus.
sSicreotyping or E.lcc,rotypins Of Books.
Music, Wood Cuts, Jobs, NC, Type used in
a,c!coLyiing Tor sale al rcInc"d prices. Wood
Cn,s designed ana engraved in the fines, style
OF art.
Uur Minor Specimen Book :" l;hc first of
IFS class i'll the country, and original in its
conception and getting npO will hc sent 10 all
printers that have not received ii, who will
direct how 1t may be transmitted 70 them.
Newspaper printcr6 who publish this al
vcrt!srmcnt entire. tinc!nding this ~no,icc)
three Times before September /, 1855, anu send
10 IT'S Il copy OF lhn paper containing il. will be
allowed their bill on purchasing articles Of our
TO four times its amount.
l.. JOHNSON ~ co.
No. 6 SAMSON Street. near lIc Hall OF hide.
pcndcncc, rliladc!pliu.
April j., 800 81 So
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &C..
sDaDHHN ,HA ElSID HIHR.

-~Haniyacturey, Importer and Wholesale
anil Retail Dealer in Shot, Guns,
Rifles, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, and
all kinds Of Sporting Apparatus,
Together will a general assortment. Of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
N. e.. Cor. of WAL mlst and
Second Streets. philadelphia.
All nj which, and such other articles as
belong to his line OF business, will BIZ sold
as low as can be afforded by any establish.
nent iii the United States.
lntesliinony Of his skill as a manufacture
or, the Franklin Institute Of Philadelphia,
has awarded 70 him sine IsdQ,. two ccrtili-
catts, six silver mcG..,s, and enc recall
premium; and in 1854, the Crystal Palace
OF New York, awarded 10 lin a medal,ihG
only one awarded for Shot, Guns and r.
!lcs in the United States.
=" Kri!cr's Sporting Anecdotes" Illus.
iraiive OF certain varieties Of American
Game, with remarks on 'lho2C Character Of
the Dag, Field Dogs, Snipcf Wobdcack,
Qnal, Partridge, Duck and Pidgeon match
shootingf on the Rice Bunting or Read
Bird Grass ployer llull=iieaded orGoldcr
Plovcr, Canvass Back and Red Headed
Duck, American Wihgeon, Scaup Duck
and Canada Goose.-Pricc SSl.OO.
Address JOHN KRIDER, Second and
Walnut Philadelphia.
Aug. 30 1854 At ,Iy.
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'TD ~hlElsCII.tN ~.

PLANTERS, AND OTHERS.
], the undersigned, fofmcriyni New York
{ ity, but now a permanent resident or Cl.I.-,
lesion, Am prepared 10 do anything in the
nnr "i Il Genera! agency md Commission
business entrusted 10 MO. | will mak. parc!a-
ses OF Dry l'uo|s. Groccr;Cs, Hardware, Boots,
Shoes, Fancy Goods. Drugs, Paints, Oils.
Fruits, lcNniry, Confectionery, Bnoks, Sta
,iolery, Liquors. Clothing, or anything ri:
that can be obtained either in this city or NcA
York, Boston or Philadelphia, and on us COOL
terms, !! not better. than the Merchants or
Planters ihcniseivc. conid buy them. thereby
saving them the necessary rXorhitart expenses
attending a visit 10 this city. | viii also AZ
tend promptly to ANY Banking or Insurance
business ;triF ] may be favored with. and Will
make payment Of debts. From my long cx.
pericnrc i'll Il general mercantile business.
am fully convinced ;l.atI can gave perfect sat.
iaiiction, and sui the most insiidious taste in
my selections. For my services | slml! re-
qnirc n moderate commission, according to
the nature Olillc business.
DAVID NJ. AXLAY.
Office over Birds Store, 22j King.s,rnct
Charleston, $. G.,
Jan. l0:h, 1875. 10 ~
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K, G. WEBB
Feb. l?th 800. r. $. WEBB
Notice

The subscriber having completed his mr.
Engagements for making Sash, Blinds aud Pan.
nell Doors begs leave to inform his friends AMI
the public, that he is prepared to furnish n
short notice, Sash ofali sizes priHed and glazed.
Blinds TO snit any size windows, painted or moi.
and Paunell Doors OF any size or make. a nor.
ton ofpubiic patronage is respectfully solicited.
His work is all done by hand aud out ofgooJ
seasoned material.
to suit windows ofl2, Is, or Is lights.
{: JAMES BELL.
Sunitervi!Ic. April, Il, 1851. "a II
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ElEN MUTE,
Factor and Forwarding
Wv

w Il.NIiNG ON, N. c.
Wiltgive profhpt nefsonaf dttenfipntothe
sa'esor forwarding OF Co,ton, Nayal.stores,
or tany other %prnduce, nr TO The purchase
and forwarding of Merchandise.
~REFEEENcEs
II. p. HALL,s pret Br'h B'k. D Winnings
DIR. THosaH. ERIGHT, Ton,
o, G..PNRsE.y, Pfe,lGsIDk N. G.
Gen. w; w. HAaElkEs
McDoNAt.D$& gnaWFoED, hafioh'
Col. w CIaRLEs,
Cd. w Mccall naf.'hston
Mai sVM:a Iia.sgswoRTn. snu
JoHNaJ. MooRR. e"mser'
Oct. !, 1884 ~ Nv.
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful Tor pas. %lavours the subscriber wish
es 10 inform the public thai he still mnnifac-
lures Cotton Gins nj his establishment in State
burg. on the most improved and approved plan.
which he thinks that Tie cotton ginned OH one
of those gins Of the late Improvement 10 worth
NJ least - quarter of q cent morc'ihan the COT
ton ginne' on the ordinary gin. He also man
uttciurcs them Oh the most simple construction,
of the liUasi finish and of the best materials To
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
Iteie order ut The sliortestno,icc. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punclnally attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Siatelurg, Sumter Dist, S. C.,April I, en-
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TIIE IIinIIIIEE EIOISE.

Sslma.cfviiie S. G. Me-. j a@ja.
This House. situated immediately on
the Wilmington x Manchester Raj Road
aud at very nearly 4 central point hciwccn
Wilmington NC. Charleston S. G. and
Augusta Ga, is still open Tor the reception
and accommodation o. the travelling pub
lie. and affords lie tired traveller M op-
portuni'y 10 lay overa night on the tire
some journey Lciwren The points above
alluded 10. Tie propriclo. has fitted up
~scvera! comfortable bedrooms Tor that cx-
press purpose a"l having incurred The
,ErSi hcary expenditure on lhis inc Of road
Tor the comfort and ACCOMMODATION Of
travellers. he hopes, by the continued and
un,ircing zeal on The par, OF tue Manar rs
Of the establishment. to secure \ contain.
anuc of that liberal patronage bestowed on
him for the last ten mantl,s. lie could
refer t" hundreds irom the North, S'nu,h,
East and West, as To tic claims OF Ills
House, bn. prefers persons giving him Il
personal ri3it.
w. S. hITCijELL,
Proprietor.
B; M'TcnE'A Managers.
Nov. s. 1871. ,. Gm.