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MosDAY, oct. A--e 2. N

MONDAY, oct NJ r. ~.
AsuSz.-The market was unchanged and sales light
BHxpsruTs- Flcw-Tho market was quito steady At
Saturday prices with better In Iury aud rather
doing inccding sales for export. Tho transactions
braced about 600 600 bbls, about the following
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Municipal Election.

CscISSArTI, Nov. "a, 1855.
Az sbe municipal election at indianapolis Saturday,
wn. J. Wallace, republican, was elected Nsyor by $50
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TvNPARALI EI.ED SUCCESS
u Of AkDEH'5 Liquid Iofne aud Pure Iodine wlssJ
such the avdity with which has been seized Lid OF by
The public on account 0. its wonderful cures OF
CONSUMPTION,
sCROFT-T,A


ocaRDus-HAsnroS.-Ons Sunday, Nov. 2s. q. The e.
rard House, in this city, by The Rev y. T. Smith, Of
Brooklyn JAMES II BoGAxDvs NJ. D., 70 Mas IsARHlIL T.
HAxifTos boih Of Kingston, Y.
AsrsRsos-Posr.-on Thursday, Nov 70, By the Rev.
VIM II Bogardus, WILLIAM & ArDsRaoN 70 LARA, eidsss
daughter oil John A Post Esq all Of Passaic, N. J.
RAx-lAH Al Paterson, on Wednesday. Nov. 10, BY
the Rev Nicholas Van SAINT OF staten sisi WILLIAM 8.
RAJ OF Scw1k, 70 AnIIIA /, only daughter Of Naih-
Lane, Dq., Of Paterson, New Jersey.
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Appears by this that In al the principal depart Ients
there has been increase The banks running up
the aggregate movement about fast declined dur
Ing October and the early part Of November The specie
reserve u about where the FIRST week In Sep
ten Der; but win be difficult to keep al that point
under an expansion In the discount department. Tho
deposits increasing at about the ratio the line
Of discounts snd have doubt the lowest points OF
spring trade viii be coming In actively, and tho
banks will have to let to the increasing OF
busne,s. The contraction In all the departments has
been very great and could not well have gone beyond
below the figures reported without having caused
great deal Of difficulty among the commercial classes.
The annual report OF the Hartford, Providence and
Fhhkil railroad Company states the wing facts
The gross receipts for the year ending October
], Noo, were SSto,oSS
Operating penses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 17i16o
Net earnings. Sl69 4as
The following statement shows the financial condition
Of the company the LIST OF October, 1856
Assets.
Construction, cost Of road from Providence TO
Waterbury, l22h miles ......... o., $50 23s
Equipment. Observation-Disclosures. 800 095
Materials on hand ' ood INSTRUMENTATION. so ga
Sinking iunds Providence and Hartford 1890. 30 03o
sundry notes and accounts ................. 5o0l7
Cash on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2817
Total SASS, 10
Liobitaies.
Olu MOCK Issued 81, h40 500
freerfed stock sold. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 393 500
Bonds sod LIZ 1870
BILE pay abe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2I9283
Sundry accounts pay able. sos
Ttal ..."..................... 81, 900 9O7
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amos. ending Nov. ], lSbo. ~, 2V0 o5-o1.2A %
Total. sla2, 7oi So
Add for uuadiusted car service. 1900 90
Net earnings for 10 ending Nov l. 1866 Sl4s 2ol 80
The earnings OF the WisconsIn Lake Saore Railroad
Company for the month Of October amounted 70 SIS si6
md Tor the ten months ending Nov J. 1885, the gros,
ceipts were 1899, ga
The now running on tho Mineral Point Rail-
road 10 Darlington, distance Of twenty four miles. The
remaining eleven nos viii DO opened about the LIST
December An extension OF this road 10 Ia Crosse AMI
st. Paul is In contemplation.
The commerce Of the great Akea Of the West 10 rcreaa
Ing with astonishing rapidly. Tho total steam and sail
vessel tonnage built the lakes 1854 4s tons.
In 1855 there added 81 AT In 1885, the
mage reported 3,a6o ons mo cost Of sseAm lon
mage for two years estimated NJ 600, and Of the
sail vessels at So sl7,15c making total nvestaens d
sLel4,7so.
company has lately been formed, under the ttie
of the "Mexcan Pacific Coal and Iron Mining and Land
Company for the purpose working coal beds said
exist Ia Mexico within forty miles OF Acapulco, and with
In accessible distance Of the Pacific party OF engineers
and explorers with kesns. MAnross and Bonner geo.
lcgis started few days since 70 explore the comanys
property and to leave New Orleans for Vera Cruz
on LIST ecsmbcr The company sad 1, DO moneyej and
influential Mr.. Geo. f. Allen, Of the Novelty Works,
President Mr. Geo. L. Ward, or Boston, acting
DIRECTOR and Mr. Samuel j. Bcais, or william street,
treasurer II Ia TO DO hoped that will not, The many
ether companies, throw away s prospects OF success by
bad management and loose way Of doing business.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement In tho kading departments Of tho banks Of
this city during the week ending Saturday morning.
Nov. az, 1850
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DIR. Kennedy. Proprietor Of kcppedy's
Medical Discovery, win be the Haven House
2ph 70 a0h inst All those troubled with srrofunus
respectfully requested 10 call HIM Advice gratis
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tul complexion be acquire by aelnE tie balm ~
thousand howers Beware o. caunterfeiis The omense
OF the balm has brought hosts OF
and mposfors BE each bottle IL signed FErRIDGE
Co. Franklin square. N. Y. For sale BY all druggis,s
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Fremonts majority over Buchanan ........... s72o
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF ONO.
CINCINNATI, nov, a, 1850.
Tho following the Official vote or Ohio for Prcsdent -
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IIollovvsy's Otntaent u InvaI uablc For the
OF bad legs, breass and woBDds Of twenty
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whites 81 Hat, Fall Styfc.-ffs Fufton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street
Undergraduate for the Million, Wholesale
srd retail al McIAC GfINS shirt furnishing store ss
rccnwh street Of Murray. Winter gloves of everv
Mud. Threcpiy collars bv the boz dozen shirts
best quality.
Sewing Machines TO the Public.-The
Undersigned hereby give notice s all suits and
Ia relation 10 the Infringement Of pssnss sewing
chimes between the Wheeler wilson Manufacturing Com.
pany, J. VI Singer Co aud the Grover a Baker sewing
Machine Company been amcaby and settled
WHEELER A WILSON Mani 90,
j. NJ. SINGER co.
GROVER A BAKER =. NJ Co.
NV yoRx. Nov. 20, iss6
Crissrdorn's Hair Dye md Wigs Masch-
lees ard unique articles Bo fr sse aud the dye privately
applied. At No Asor House.
HiIl. InImitnbIe Cutter Of Hair mud
whiskerr as No Barclay street Iisr dye four shlngs
boz black or brown
Batcbelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs -
The bcs, IN the world. Made, sold and applied No
broadway.
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Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale OF bonds
and stocks will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, l2h
O'Clock, NJ the Merchants Exchange
Al the second board the principal movement was In Erie,
ana an aduarce Of y per cen; realized with ansao-
tions 10 some extent. Reading Railroad went up u per
cent; Michigan Centrsl n; Illinois Central 4; Ceve-
land and Toleto ~ Chicago and Rock Island, u. There
was small sale Of Nicaragua Transit at "a per cent The
enormous land sales OF the Illinois Central Railroad Com
psny have brought In set Of buyers for the stock.
Orders nom Europe all the time In the market, and
every steamer sorg out takes less OF both stock
and bonds. There sales o. 6Alens and Chicago
railroad stock this afternoon l. offered az 10 per
cent on time, and he per cent bid cash. The bank state
ment 10 much favorable toau anticipated, ami
gave holders Of stock confidence We do no.
how It Ia possible get speculative railroad stocks much
higher They are all high enough now, and as Tor
general speculative movement, it appears to totally
out OF the question.
The Assistant Treasurer reports TO day folio va:
R~caps P0yn,ass. B1Lance.
Saturday. ....Se l23 05 800 IS OF $t2,tt3 1898 20
Monday 21t,2e2 II 3o1,o72 Is l2osi,biS 10
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go Cent Ambrotype Likeness with n Case
Loo daily rain shine, at 7 Broadway Leonard
sfrccf
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The following 10 statement of the receipts and tx
penses of the first six months and Of subsequent four
r.onths business Of the Green Bay Nil and Chicago
Railroad -
Gross earnings. months ending July 1865 si2, 1852 Is
- 4nonthe ending Nov. /, 1865. 1t2,f4 Is
Gross earnings 10 months ending Nov 1855 $3.50 928 Ao
Expenses, mos. ending July !, 1865 $39, 93a IS
amos. ending Nov ], 1850. ~, 200 o5-97 ,22t 90
Total, 701 SO
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Childrcn's Furs-A Very Large Stock, mt
FORD SCOTS, 30 Broadway.
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ne Cent Portraitypes and Dollar Photo
graphs views Of Niagara Falls &c. Taking LOCO machine
pictures daily. $50 Broadway.
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Finest Ready Made Clothing On be Found
In New York, at DRuhGO1D a PRoCu, I'D Fulton street,
and the best custom work at lowest prices
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Having observed acar published hame Of
Wolfe wherein be attempts 10 underyaae the
london cordial gin, vended by the sirengh OF
tisucs by him said emanaie from the Custom House
beg to thai wiling 70 make the two following
wagers with Mr. WofeWe will bet the Of ihous
dollars that the London cordial gin 70 i'm
ported bv published hv Mr. Wolfe Is wal
bet TN Their OF three thousand dollars
ions OF London cordial n exceeds the amount by him
forih Being DESTROYS Testing the Mr. Wolfes
'reaba Custom House rvportsn desire him
by accepting this o.r whether be willing 70 verify The
H. H. MGSsENGER x co.
photographs, by n New Process, Taken
In i've seconds sitting Ambrotypes instantaneous Printed
instructions sent by mail on receifsm ".
II. A. LEwIs, Iie Chatham street
Hats, Caps and Furs. NJ Every Style and
quality, az FORD A sC0fT's, 2IO Broadway
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Batcbclor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces -
The bcs, IN the world Made, sold AMI applied at No rs
Nxnr
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Fine Wedding Cards, Envelopes, Co.
EvERDELIS IN the oldest establishment on Broadway for
tine card engraving Established $50.
Seal Engraving, Crests, Coats OF Arms.
cyphers &c stone and metal seals, rings &c EVER
DELl.S, 3o2 Broadway, corner Duane street
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whites 81 Hat, Fall styie.-f4s Fulton
treo, between Broadway and Nassau street
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Crissrdorr's Hair Dye md Wigs are Match
ard unique articles Boh fr sale the dye privately
,lied No 4. tusar
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HELLO! HERE!! HELLO!!!
Let Us Tell You.
c&9 COBB


HAVE got the alI-fredest, biggest. cleanest,
IL sweetest and incest, {tnke care they'll tuu,-
ble down on you) lot of Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
Preserves, Molasses, Rccs Almondses, Rni-
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutmegscs, MaccaronicS
md everything else that people cut, drink, and
make use OF, that ever was opcm for cxhib-
ition and sale in this or any other inland town.
Their Stock is entirely new, and fresh, having
been selected but u few weeks, and from the
best houses III the city; and they inteud to do
business upon IL little more extensive scnlc than
Lyons: he keeps every thing that Gentlemen
tpear, but they going to keep every thing
that Ladies' nwd Grntirnrn cat: while Lyons
provides for the outer man, they will provide for
the inner man-and it would be well here to re-
mark, that theirs is not exclusively whole
sale establishment. There will always be some
Que present to wait Oh those who may want small
quantities. Their object is to accommodate ull
who may fet disposed TO patronize them barter
and trade for any nnd everything that will do to
cat, drink, or Wear They've salt enough now ion
hand to salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Soda md Salarutus enough To raise il again, and
get up II slavery excitement, Cigars enough
(gct out of the way, Ncsuvius, they re right after
SOu) to smoke it after il is raised. and Lard
enough to slide Kansas clean into South Carroll.
,s,a, where we can make IL slavcholding State out
7. of her, and by that time they'll have Groceries
.anouph to feed all those who have been futigued
by the slide.
They invite all who nre in the habit now
,lays Of eating, and are not afraid of buying any
thing .'irny hiyh np ADORE Columbia and
Hdm6Wrg," To drop in for IL few moments and
take look mt their stock they are only few
steps from the Court House, aud Occupy the
we'll fitted aud much enlarged room formerly
.cupicd by Mr.. ii. :. KERR
April ., 1856. 81 If
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New Spring Goods.

LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPpLIESt
WILLIAM SHEAR has received from New
w York large additional supplies of New
SPRING GOODS, among which are
Plain colored ClIAIL.IES, OF beautiful styles
for Ladies' Spring u essrs;
French Printed ORG ANDES and JACO.
NETS, at low prices;
English PRINTS, Of new and beautiful STYLES.
Superior Plain Black SILKS aud Lnpiu's
Black CHALLIFS5;
Superior Black SILKS, without lustre. for Lu
dies Mourning Dresses
Indies Fancy Bonnet, Neck and Belt Ribbons:
Grape MARETZ, of beautiful colors, for La
dies Summer Dresses;
Superior e-4 nnd lO-4 Damask DIAPERS md
Danask TABLE CLOTHS;
Superior Damask NAPKINS und Pillow Case
LINENS;
Superior Linen IIUCKABACKS and Scotch
DIAPERS. for Towels; =
Birds Eye DIAPERS, of Extra Quality;
Ladies' French COltSEIS Of all sizes
Silk Warp FLAME and Long LAWNS;
Allendnlc, Lancaster and MarseiIies QUILTS.
of Extra size AID quality.
The above, with great variety Of other Sea.
sennble articles, will be sold low for cash. The
public are respectfully invited to examine the u.s.
sortment.
Augusta, April 9, 1856 so If
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The South Carolina Agriculturist,

The South Carolina Agriculturist.
THE Executive Committee of the State Apri.
! cultural Society Of South Carolina, having
selected the subscriber to edit their paper, a
prospectus is now issued in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted to
Agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Science, Ru.
raj Taste, Architecture and Art, the Mechanical
and Manufacturing interest, aud all the pursuits
pertaining TO general improvement twill also
contain a faithful transcript of the organization
and proceedings Of the Society, Essays aud
Communications from the best writer's in the
State. and monthly summary of the spirit Of
the, Agricultural press. All sub jects devoted 10
the improvement of the mind, the soil, stock and
domestic comfort find ready admission into its
columns and such contributors are specially
desired. The work will be printed In beautiful
new and fair type, on fine white paper, with
tinted cover. aud will contain thirty.two pages
per month. The publication will commence on
The LIST Of May, 1856. There win also DO pub
lished an additional advertising sheet as q sup
plement, in which limited number of adyer.
iisements will be inserted
TERMs-Sl per nnnnm. No paper sent un
less the money IL paid in advance. Life Mem.
bers TO the State Agricultural Society will re.
ceive the paper without cost.
Address A. G. SUMMER.
Editor "south Carolina AericuItaris,,"
March l9, 1855. 46 Columbis, s. C.
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Notice

hereby given that Final Settlement Of tho
l. Estate of JANE DONALD. decd, will be
made III the Ordinary's Office at Abbevlle C. II.
on the Goth day Of June next. All persons hav-
ing demands against the said Estate, are re-.
ques;ed to present them properly attested on the
day Of Settlement.
ROBERT ATKINS, Ex'or.
March 20, 1866. 4s Am
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BOOT WEARING GENTRY

VIE undersigned, Bootmaker, would inform
- the public generally, and especially his old
friends and customers, that he has just received
that splendid lot Of LEATHER OF which he
gave notice some weeks since, and is now ready
and willing to put mp III the best possible stylc,
any work entrusted 10 him.
If You want a Boot that is a Boot, YOU will
step into the Shop and leave your measure.
To be found on Washington Street.
EDW'D ROCHE.
Marcl, s, 1856. 4s If
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Estate of James o. Conner. decd.

'YNHE Adminstr .tors of the Estate of James
Il .. Conner, decd, hereby give notice to all
parties interested, that Settlement of the Es.
tate will be made i'll the Court of Ordinary for
AnocvilIe District, on the first day Of jfay next.
All persons having demands, must present the
samo for payment before that dHy and those In
dehlcd will see the necessity OF paying up.
The Administrators will not pay interest on
claims ngnist the Estate after the day of Settle
mcnt, if this notice is not attended TO-
!. f. B. + cRHwFoRD. G1NSEsi ; Aa"'r..
March IA, 1856. 4S ids
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Let us Talk About It.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS..
WHY ARE We ,SICKf

HT HAS BEEN the lot of the human rnce 10
II he weighed down by disease and suffering.
llOLLOWAY'S PILLS nrc specially adapted
to the relief of the " FAX, the n NERNOCS,
the DELICATE, and the INFIEM, of all chimes,
ages, sexes, aud constitutions. Professor Tlol;o-
way personally supcrintcnds the manufacture Of
his medicines in the United States. and offers
them to IL free and enlightened people, us the
best remedy the world ever saw for the removal
Of disease.
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LAND WARRANTS.
An Unlimited Number Wanted {:
THE undersigned is still in the market for
Il Land w Warrants, and will at all times give
the very highest prices. + have, within the last
three months purchased 5000 Acres, at prices
ranging from IS cents to Sl.O0 per acre. Tho
value Of Warrnnts, like that Of cotton fiuctuates
so much that it is impossible to give uniform
rates. Persons sending me Warrants by mail,
may rely Oh receiving their highest market value
by return mail, by Sight Drafts on New York OF
Charleston.
Call at thn f" Rauner" OAace.
w. G. DAVIS.
Feb. 6. 1850. AZ If
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STOVES FOR SALE!

TiE Subscribers will keep on hand at all
Il times, at the Sadllcry and Harness Store
Of Il. WESrFIELD, in this Village, NIL asso.t-
ment of all kinds Of STOVES, which they pledge
themselves to sell on favorable terms ns Sovrs
of the same quality can be purchased for in
Charleston. Their
COOKING STOVES
they will warrant to do everything that a
Cooking stove can do, aud are sure they will
give universal satisfaction.
One Of hs will spend the most of tho prrs-n,
ycnr ut the North. and will he able to select tho
best and most approved patterns
f.. WESTFIELD,
BRANCH.
Abbevilts G. IT, S. c.,
Feb. II, 1856. i3 "
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NEW SPRING GOODS:
At Very Low Prices for Cash.
WILLIAM SHEAR
HAS JUST received from New York. by
LII stcnmers, part Of his Spring Supplies
embracing beautiful assortment of new aud
desirable articles among which ar.
Ladies' Spring and Summer SILKS, OF beau
tiful les;
Rich Printed BAREGEs. of new and elegant
styles;
FrcncI, Printed ORGANDIES and JACO-
NETS;
French and English BRILLIANTEs, of beau
tiful Chntz styles
Superior Fancy and Mourning GINGHAMS;
English and American PRINTS, of beautiful
styles;
Superior Plain Black SILKS, at low p,ices:
Superior Plan, Colored and Black BAREGES:
CoIored Donna Maria TISSU Els and BAR
EGES. for Ladies' Wells;
Black GRAPE MARETZ, beautiful article
for Ladies' Mourning Dresses;
Ladies' Mourning Wells, of beautiful STYLES:
Lupn's Summer BOMB BAZINES, beautiful
article for Ladies' Mourning Dresses;
Ludes' Embroidered Muslin COLLARS and
UNDERSLEEFE,S, in Sets;
Ladies' F'ch Embroidered Muslin B1SOUES,
of elegant styles;
Swiss and Jaconet Worked BANDS:
Jacomet and Swiss Muslin EDGLNGS and
INSER1iNGS, and Linen EDGL.NGS and IN
SERIYNGS;
Vulenciennes and English Thread LACES:
complete assortment OF Alexamders Kid
CLOVES;
Plain Swiss, Null, Nainsook and Jaconet
4NUSLINS;
Plaid Nainsook INUSLLNS, beautiful ar,i
Gle for Ladies' Dresses;
Checked CANBRIC and Swiss +NUSLLNS,
of beautiful styles;
Hair Cord DIjiI7zEs and Lsppet SKIRT.
ING;
Ladies Maraeillcs, Corded and Embroidered
SKIRTS;
Marseilles QUIL7,s, at low prices;
Black ALPACA of superior quality;
:,uperiur l2-4 Hamilton and Alleudac Bleach.
ed SHEETZ.NGS;
Printed Id WNS, Of beautiful styles warran-
!eq last colors, and at very low prices;
Ladies' Black. White and CoIorei Silk and
Mourning 3fAN1YLLAS;
With variety of other seasonable articles, to
which the attention of the public is respectfully
invited. Planters and country merchants. who
wish to buy for Cash, are requested TO call and
examine the assortment.
Augusta, March l9, 1855. 4s.tf
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Blacksmithing.

TNIIE undersigned having removed from his
Il old Stand, has opened Shop in rear of
MIR. Jones Law Office upon the Street leading
from the Court House to the Dcpot, where he
will be pleased to meet his old friends aud Gus
toners. flo pri.les himself particularly in his
skill ut HORSE SlIOEING, tlluugl, ali kinds of
work will be done with ncatness and durability V
WILLIAM kNON.
Jan. 90, 1856. 40 GIN
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Brickmasonry and Plastering.

Brickmasonry and Plastering.
11HE undersigned having formed Co-psr,ner-
L ship in the above business, are prepared to
do all work entrusted to them in the best and
most substantial manner Having long prac-
ticul experience in tie business they fatter
tbemselves that they can please the most fastid-
ions, All work will he warranted.
JOHN COUMBE,
A. J, WOODHURST.
Rcfcrences.-H.A A. Jones, J. A. Calhoun
and DR.. }. w. Hearat, Of AbbevilIe
Abheyille C. II, March 22, 1856. 49.Jy
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The State Of South Carolina,

The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLF DISTRICT.
~ THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
In the matter Of the Paper purporIing TO DO the
lust Will and Testament Of John B.
Bull, deceased.
"ILLIAM P. NOBLE, one of the Execu-
w tors therein appointed. having filed his
petition praying that said Paper be proved in
due form OF Law"
Notice is hereby given to Andrew w. Burnett,
(said t' be of the next Of kin Of dec'd) Of the
State of South Carolina, and Mrs. Mary Allen,
and Mrs. E. Ann Dent, who are said to reside
beyond the limits Of this State. to be and appear
either in person or by attorney. nj Court Of
Ordinary, to be held for the above purpose. at
Abbevillo Court House OH Tuesday tho 18th
April next, A. d. 1856.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office, al
Abbeviile c. H.. this 18th January, A. D. 1856
WILLIAM HILL, O. a. d.
Jan. Is, 1865. 80 Sun