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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
CARD yRoM Mr. CRANsrOy.

scurilous article, evidently intended 70 .yur. ~
rd hs s., yo,, Ho,,l ha. be, ln3uouy printed noee
Of tie daily psJers giving The pubh 10 81 90 =, -
h. faiua that fws aoout ~ seu o %
sn III bt.l furufure 40, indeed 70 AoIee " t1
Tie Kuba nay uzderstsLd the tecis- .,, ~s,h c,r4l.
T,Ssnn IN March 1854 November following nasis
cred that JsdsoB bad not osl. 80 lo 80 syd
o,s ~ rim from proEfs s.d ,b.t be was hopee- 10
tons -. aljsed 10 epp Siln nom further Of ds
er5ie az ,e psruership bic indy dus sooonf
On the Deeernber it4, herxst oai all hi.
n tie iartper.hp and Of knlDsss conse1tod
70 sre him aiS bis wife employment, 90 ss furnish me-"
with tie nesrstoliye. ., a.. a..
:, az period have conducted TIE iote met al ~
s,ser,pt pronpsIy since biz retfsmsst ksve
n credit wssl that Of the hcei, upnpsrsa
Jva,on has eoubDed With Of hs tdiyfss 70
snosavoT 10 y exc liable for bs 1diSdea ees ~ q
efers Of tho Lotsl ned Be snceT DO sIrsns, .9s ~ YIN
f,nus cn The rsY. OF Judsoa AID his prfvste eeas,o
never bsve contemplated 10 sell or ~sa we s~s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
THE GAR SEES A GHOST.

An cxtrnordnary Story is CIRCULATING IN the fans sa-
Ions lrci,is Toward the last days ofJanuary 1854,
tbe Gar Nicholas alone in biz study, saw all at once
before him monk Of gigantic stature, Of whom he H.
santly demanded what he wanted The monk re-
Med II have come to warn you. If you uRdertake
this war from pure motives YOU will succeed but If
from veur own personal ambition you will fail your
armies will De yanquished. and you yourself viii
.. ya~,' The Gar rushed at his visitor and called
the guards from the ante-cbamber. The guards came
and fund the Gar clutchng Mt thin air, and exclaim
ING: The monk the monk who has seen him
" Prevent his oscape." Such is the tale that was
scabh;ly whispered in St. Petersburg in the last days
of January, 1854 and which wa- written on the ist OF
February 10y diplcmstist then in Russia, and trans
uitted 10 Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
RUSSIA.

THE CZAR'S CORONATION-ENTENDE PA
TRONAGE OF ROMAN CATHOLlCS-BRlTlsH
MERCHANTS IN RUSSIA.
The Ncw PrWsSiGa GG,etts announces from IT. Pc
ersburg that aterpeac hss been proclaimed the Gar
will proceed 10 Moscow to he crowned.
TIE Emperor Alexander is said 20 have written al
autograph letter to the Pope, mentioning that he Il
obont TO establish ten Roman Catholic BishOprics III
Poland md in the German colonies of the NOlga.
The London Tines draws attention TO the heavy
restrctions under which British merchants resident in
Russia are alone permitted to cany on business and
hone the subject i worthy Of the attention OF the
European Congress.
Petersburg Journals mention the naming by the Car
&c al screw steamers lust launched al Archsngei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
CREATION OF LIFE PEERAGEs.

Lord Lyndhurst, in the House Of Lords, moved 'aaI
copy OF the letters patent puuOrting TO create the
Right Honorable SIR James Parke baron oil inc
l'niied Kingdom for life, be referred TO COMMITTEE
Of Privileges, with directions to examine and CONSIDER
the same and report to the House. So far from h-
hsng any personal objection 10 Sir james Pa ke be
bod thirty years ago, recommended him rs suitable
p,ron to be raised TO the peernge but his objection
10 the creation was founded the s that instance
had occurred for 100 years in which commonst haf
hen rni.ed 20 seat in that House by psten, OF
D.srsoe for lie. No doubt such Peeges were created
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
The Paris PaHs says:

"Prussa, in view OF the offer of the peace PROPOSE
ions for recognition in the GGnnanic Diet, has merely
r,i,ed some objections relative to the fifth point
which che considers to be too vague to be accepted
without previous information TO its real meaning
She has asked that before any vote Of the Diet the
Allies Of December 2 should come to understand
iDg in detail between themselves to the value and
bearing of the fifth point so that Germany May know
What sbe is about when she proceeds TO discus: the
matter. She INDUCES the hope that difference may
arise between France and England when it comes to
The transformation Of this article into formal stipua-
iion Prussia il thus exacting than Russia who
authorized her PenipotenaIy to sign the protocol OF
Februarv without raising any difficulty as to the
fih point the discussion Of which is reserved for the
Congress Of Paris The conduct Of Prussia is, we
must confess to Us Il most obscure enigma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

te Cfccysiy of consTi scy in The BAsque provinces
l,t fls Cevcru'n' Go-etfr 0flitisl denies ia. any
sush ccnspnJ y exists.
The Minister of Finance intends to withdraw the
ICv M OF iaIlf bill -
Ioid Csuncon has notified D,roa RothsoAld
snd tie ether boilers Of Spanish Bonds, that tAe
Biitsi Minister At Maard VIII he instructed Ia make
ruoh rtprtss ntstiOns to the Spanish Goyenmon rs
"nsy il anos them. without fuliher delay, 20 reco5
"iyo tie jus: claims OF the bOndholders.'
Inur dnii, - have done much damage at Seville.
Mt hong since the mail diligence from Grenada 20
MaGnd was sweIt down a stream; conductors aud
uass. myers peIished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
DEATH OF PRINCE PASlIKIEWITCH.
Gen. Prince PashkiewitcL died al WRnaw On tb'
morning Of the lst inst.
THE SULTAN CONFIRMS THE PROPOSED
REENRMS.

dispatch from Con-taDtiDople announces that the
Sultan las approved the project of internal REFORM
The project contains nineteen articles and among these
are provisions which render all tie Christian subjects
rate and mixed tribunals are proposed for the admin
stration Of justice equally to MOslcIn and Christian
All persuasons may bold property the same tenure.
The police of the Empire is to be recognized and ek-
tended Provision is made for free education and
generally the concessions are Of the most ample and
liberal kind. Lord Stratford de Redcfe drew up the
document which was afterward modified and amended
in reneatcd sessions Of the Ottoman Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
GREAT BRITAIN.
DEFICIENCY IN THE REVENUE.

Oascinl accounts OF the revenue Of Great Britain
for the wear to 3ls December, 1855, have just been
pbblished The income amounted 10 t63, 36itOS, and
sxpendi,ure TO Esi ;o5,7ss, leaving deficiency on
the wear o. over twenty lone millions POUNDS stetlhS
The London presses after going over the vanous Items
are convinced that another loan of sixteen or twenty
millions pounds must be Immediately raised TO nee'
EnhlitllE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
POSITION OF GERMANY.

Berlin dispatch dated on the evening Of the 9th,
sys:
Anxiety begins to be felt as to the manner in
which the Frankfort Diet will receive the Austrian
groposiions II is believed that the secondary and
minor German States will endeayor TO avoid definite
resolution. but will seek 10 obtain the admission OF
representative ON the Diet at the Paris Conferences,
and it lie felt that this may throw impeachment in the
way Of Prussia the plea that she will be sufficiently
,snyesepted in that manner Prussia wishes to lie
invited not only in her own interest hut as champon
Of the general interests Of Germany. Tie statements
continually repeated, that the Cabinet Of Berlin is
Indifferent about admission into the Conference may
be taken as mere talk"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
FROM THE CRIMFA.

Correspondence from the camp, Jan. 2i, states that
information bad been received By the armies Of the &C
ceptance by Russia of the Austrian propositions At
fit the information disbeleyed and when at
lepgth it was official announced, feeling OF anxiety
with respect to an annisicc succeeded Previous to
10 the announcement both the French and Engnlish
armies were kept the alert N gh and day in expect
alton Of an attack by the Russians on the position at
Bsidar. Several magazines had been destroyed at
Kumesh. The Russians noninaly keep up smart
fre from the north forts Of SeyGstOpo. Some few
little affairs had occurred, but none Of consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

Jptbe House Of Commons petitions were cr3"dtns
IN AGAINST V. Sculys proposed bill to open the VA
,ional Gallery and british Museum on sundays. Inc
honorable gentleman had given notice that bis mo-
,; hs rpsnccessf be vii bring forward another 10
the eject that all the London cldbhouses be closed on
the sabbath. Sir Charles Napier has notice oi
notion on the book for select Commt'ee 10 my ie
into the operations Of the British feet IL the Bac 10
Nd L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

MoRE ROwDfIsx.-On Saturday evening gang
of rowdies entered the store Of +. Marietta, NO. Si
Seventh avenue, from which they stole some tnfnns
ar cle and when demonstrated with by the proprietor
one Of them, named John MeCsrty, drew knife and
stabbed him in tie arm He was arrested and locked
up, but his companions escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

DIsTuBBAscy AMONG PEsALgs.-Lient. Dalton, 81
the First Ward Police was called to the tenement No.
&C WLt,hal street Saturday night, to settle DIM
Guilty which was going on between three icnaie'. v.
rea,hirg the house he found two oil them, han'ed
Kate ard Elizabeth Ryan, kicking and pounding the
third, johanna Roberts whom they hNa Dea"'n tern
bly, lie arrested the offenders, and thcy were iocksa
up to answer a physician was called to attend the
injured woman, whose condition be pronounce to b"
critical
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
AUSTRIA.

Accounts from Vienna state that the Emperor has
notified at the Revolutionary events Of lsis D. In tAe
I.uLarc1-Ven.tinn Kingdom, STA be esneJ m OBJ
yjor and 70 one be terc forth disturbed for the part
lr tn.k ID too stiIring times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
THE ALLIANCE IN DANGER.

The Paris Journal dcs DeJo,s has long and abored
article TO prove that up to the present point the in
teress of France and En- gland Identical but that
continuance Of the war, either in the Baltic OF IN
Asia, would only subscrve the private interests o.
England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

bffrre the lOuse formed into IL present shrDe
hut to make them precedsus for the creation OF tae
petrage to which be new called attention, would be
giots violation Of the COnAtution.
Earl Granville defended the Legality OF tie ap-
ponimen, and adduced certain facts in supper. Of his
opinion
Lord II. LeonaIds ready to prove that tn srea-
ton We, Illegal.
Tho Lord Chancellor declared distinctly that the
creation If this peeiGge was ega which entitled
Lord Wensleydale ~ 3 writ OF summons to cit in
their Lordships House.
LId Campbell dsspprOyed OF the creation. aud
hoped the inquiry OF committee would prove that
tie act was illegal.
Ear Grey eXpaised that no radical change in the
consultation of tie Hou.e wss contemplated, bat
mf rosy to establish precedent for occasionally giving
admission to the Upper IIorse.
he Earl Of Derby supported the motion for CON-
nittee. he said il had been laid down fr0m the ear
est periods that the Of the peerage that it
should BE- hereditary Wttt TIE faI Of tAe hereditary
psraee covH be sGcrifcsd III hereditary monarchy
Lord Brougharn spoke for, and the Duke Of Argyle
against The inquiry, after which It was referred TO
committee by a vote Of l3s against l05.
IN the session Of the 9Th, Lord Campbe made refer
ence 10 the decion Cf their LOrdship, the night be-
fore IN the Wensley dale Peerage case and sug Tested
that instead Of the motion being referred to the Com
miitee Of Privileges address should be presented
TO the Queen praying her Majesty 70 make the peer
age her edItary.
The Earl Of Derby while agreeing ia the abstract to
this suggestion, could not undertake To declare the
manner III which the vote Of the House should be fol-
lowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

=, Secretary OF State f,r Foreign Ahairsi an /
ovev Embaesador Of England a, rams;
lrd 'gy~ ,,:y,,-Cnnnt O,of. Member of tho Council
is oh rmpire and Ad-'c Csmp-ieneral OF the T. n.
ag, al Russa and Boron de Bruno", aus so,Vy
rsaISrd;osry and Munster PleniPoseniisry TO the
s-mspic Confederation. x,. Alt
6sn .ee.pmsIA-The Chevs'icr Massimo d'Azesho
.ls,or of the Kingdom OF sardinia
%s.o,T ~ All Pasha, Grand Vizier OF lie Ma
IVs ,ha sultan. aud Mehemed Djemil Bey, hls En-
t.:sdor at Parf. A..
70. 49,, viii have 10 part in the Conference.
- boveyer Prussia gain ADMISSION, bcr repre-
y..,ives would be IT. d'Alvenseben. who sat- in the
sSs.1er Conferences Of 1884, and NJ. de Savigoy,
lester at Carlsruhc, accompanied by NJ Bsiau, In
- Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs.
THE POSITION OF PRUSSIA.
ne Pari. papers-ard especially the Sieclc-beg'n
throw light on the question of the admission Of
s,s,is and the German States TO the COnieTenoe'
~ NAV briefly saw that the substance Of several sdl
~ L;,ts i that The hellicerspt Powers, with Ausrla
he mediator will alone discuss The hrst -Four foh''
s.,;oped in tbe formal basis Of negotiation ppas-
- a. tbo.e rontS have reference to the war osyl;
tbnt in discussing the fifth article, having references
: the general Interests Of Europe, Prussia aan tue
s.man States will claim participation. IL Is this
IN article which the Emperor Napoleon is reported
have assured the Emperor OF Austria sbau be inter
ltd Neither in the spirit of en- attorney nor OF "a
rdssnar'-the latter expression being pclpaDIe
b ct England. ,.
We fin1 some other statements on this subject thus:
a, Berlin Gazette de Ia CrOsE says that Prussia viii
ptain her neutrality in the face OF the Conference,
"a that she will not enter into any engagement tending
- support the projects Of the Western Powers against
pssIa but viii await the course Of events.
m, London Neps correspondence from Vienna,
,,es that Prince Gorchak0f when signing the protocol
,.ted that Prussia might be invited TO tlke part in
gt Conferences. Count BuOl supported the demand.
ne French and English ENJOYS said they must refer
4. matter to their Governments Subsequent ad-
rrss throw dscredit On this statement.l
Correspondence from source at Berlin thus de-
tribes tie present attitude Of the Prussian Cabinet
Nothing is changed touching the conditions on
shoh Prussia seeks Admission to the Conferences She
prepared to resume her place upon her own terms,
Ne leading feature Il which il earnest corporation IN
h work Of peace, but complete irrespOnsbty as re-
aids consequences and chances"
Perhaps this and the Siecles account indicate as
early as possible, the truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
DENMARK.

The Diet Of Holstein hss voted tho impeachment 0
ibe Minister School
r. tgiL Of he er.nini..ers i. now proceeding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
EieAard-sn, Spence q. Co... Circular.

D. 49,. LtvtePooL, Feb Q, lsb
~. weeks arrivals eonsst q Is 1f bash "hfAI
lus coss ga ass bbis FLsyi hsa hs States vita fi~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
SPAIN.

M,dris ;osr,ss II ehs seth ut. publish rsm'Fs 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

lie decree has appeared establishing the new order
Of merit. Tie orcer is to be styled the Victoria
Crose" and il to be given only to members OF tho
amy or avy who distinguish themselves by individual
acts Of bravery in face of al enemy. plain Maltese
cross OF brOuze with the motto " For VaOr, IS the
decoration OF the order and it is 10 be bestowed lnds
crminatoly on officers and private men. Beside the
decoration pension OF 40 per annum is attached 10
tie order, with IS for each ad iiiioDal clasp. The
decoration is to be worn superded the left breast
b. red ribbon for the army and blue for the navy.
The decoration of the Order OF the Bath has been
bestowed during the past week on IS officers Of the
army in the East.
Nfs. Clarkson, relict Of Thomas Clarkson the late
eminent Abohtionst died on the 3lst ul. al Psyford
Hal, rear Ipswich, aged 20.
Mr.. Stewart, Judge Of the Admiralty Court Of Nova
Scotia had an interview with Secretary Labouchere,
al the Colonial Office.
The great metropolitan convict prisons Of Milbank
and Penonvine are only half full. This is attributed
ore TO the drain out Of the country Of young men on
the verge of crime the war than to any advance in
public morals.
The Rev Dr. Hugh Percy, Bishop of Carlisle, has
deceased.
Trinity College. Dublin has conferred the honorary
degree Of Doctor Of Laws William ii. Russell, IN.
London Times correspondent.
The inhabitants Of the Msuritius have petOned The
Orecn TO restore them the French language as the
olficial language oftber courts of Justice.
AS commentary on Lord Clarendon's nsolence to
Mr. buchanan letter from Hamburg in lie N0rd,glves
an account Of tie mission Of DIR. Rucker, who was
sent to London by the three anse cities 10 assure the
British Government OF the falsehood OF the allegations
that war mat ral was being exported thence to Rus
sia Lord Clarendon received the envoy in manner
70 little diplomatic that parallel IA vainly sought in
"bisory" while Lord PalmerstOn cried out in the midst
of the explanation, "Why, you lIamburgers are
nothing but sci Of smuggers" All this, together
with suLdIy threats made by the two Lords has grew
ousy wounded the feelings of the citizens Of Ham
lufg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25

The Emperor il 10 treat the PlenipotentaHes 20 a
prsnd revie. u l4o 900 men under arm.
The Princes Augusta Bonaparte daughter Of Prince
Charlie. Bopsparte, was married 10 her cousin Prince
Csbrieh at tie chapel Of the Taieries, the kmPefS
and Empress being present.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28
ROLINA HOTEL,
JOHN A. MAYS, PROPRIETOR.

THE Public are respectfully in: &xA
i formed that this Hotel has nnder.: eS7M
gone thorough repair, and has been s,sH
refitted in the BEST STYLE: regard .8&4a
less of expense, and opened the First Of Octo
Der, for the reception Of Boarders and accommodation
of Transient customers.
The hest accommodation is guaranteed to those
who will favor the Proprietor with their patronage,
and the Management willte such as 10 command
for the House, tie reputation Il has always main
tained, as the Best Hotel In Hamburg.
The Proprietor assures the public that no pains
shall be spared on the part Of the Management to
furnish the Table with the best vands the Markets Of
Augusta and Hamburg afford
Families visiting our Town solicited 10 give us
call, as our best exertons shall be devoted to ad-
minister to their entire comfort.
attached to the Hotel, is fine LIVERY and
SALE STABLE, kept by c. DANIELS & j. B.
CARRIco, which is well fitted up and has all kinds Of
Provender that this Market can possibly afford, and
they pledge themselves to take good care Of Stock
as any otherStabe, or no pay.
They are prepared to accommodate Drovers Stock,
and Transient Horses at all times, and have Horses
and Buggies to hire, and will run one or more Hacks,
whenever called for on reasonable terms.
N. B.-They have an eminent Horse Farrier
who proposes to cure all curable diseases of the
Horse, contagious diseases excepted.) or no pay,
and will be responsible that horses under his treat
ment shall be we'll cared ior and treated according
to instructions.
Hamburg, April % 1856. 6m IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28
Groceries, &C,

9AOSSA4Sol SSt
TNHE Undersigned have formed Co.partner.
i ship in business, under the firm of SIBLEY
& USHER, at the old aud well known stand oI
SIBLEY & SON. Corner Of Market and Centre Streets
Hamburg, for the transaction Of general
Grocery, Provision & Cotton Business,
Where we intend to keep constantly on hand full
supply of Goods, and will sell as LOW for CASH
as any other h"use. -
Our S,,rk consists in part Of the following:
Clarified, Crushed. Powdered. st. Crox, Porto
Rico and New Orleaus SUGAR;
New Orleans and West India MOLASSES;
Java and Rio COFFEE;
Irish POTATOES for planting;
BACON, LARD and BUTTER.
Bagging, Rope and Twine,
Shoe and Sole Leather,
Mackerel, Kits and Barrels,
Blankets. Negro Cloths, Osnaburgs,
Saddles and Brides, Wooden Ware,
Pepper and Spice, Fresh RICE, SACK and
Table Salt, Tea of yarious kinds, Indigo,
Window Glass. Lamp, Lnseed and Train Oil,
Paints. Powder, Rife and Blasting, Shot and
Lead, a good assortment Of Chiirs, Rock
aways. Office, Arm and Chdrens
Bedsteads, Sofas, Feathers.
Mexican and Peruvian Guano, Kittlewtll's Salts.
Lime and Pastrr, Iron, Gernun and Cast steel
Nails, assorted. &c, &c
JOSIAH SIBLEY JOHN USHER SR.
Hamburg, Jan %, 1856. ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28
DRY GOODS.
SPRING IMPORTATlONS, 1856

SPRING IMPORrATlONS, 1856.
MILLER &. WARREN, Opposite Globe Hotel,
Nl Auuusta, Ga. are receiving their usual choice
variety Of SPRING DRESS FABRICS. embracing
the best makers Of French and English productions,
among which are
Rich Printed French JACoNETs and ORGAN
DIES;
Rich Printed Flounced- -BAREGES and ORGAN
DIES;
Rich Printed American and English LAWNSi
Rich French RRlLLIANTS and CAMBRlCS;
Buff, Blue and Pink, BRiL!.lANIs, new article.
Silks!
Assorted Colors F1ounced Silk DRESSES;
Rich Plaid and Striped Taffe,a SILKS;
Rich Moire Antique, roulard and China SlL lLhS;
Black Taffeta aud Gro de Rhine DO.
Mourning Goods!
Plain and strip'd dGRENADINE G ES and BAREGEs;
Blk Flounc.d Grenadine and Barege DRESSES
Superior Summer kOMBAZINES and CllAL.
LIES; Blk JACoNETs, ORGANIZES and
Blk. Eng GRAPES, Love Wells and HAND
KERCiIIEFS.
In addition to this long line of Dress Goods we
have cnnplete stock of CALlCOES, GING-
HAMS. LINEN GOODS, EMBROlDERlES.
FURNITURE PRINTS and LACES, HOSIERY
and GLOVES, Plain and Embroidered Grape
SHAWLS.
A large lot of MANTILLAS,i great variety Of
styles.
Goods.
White and Striped osNABURGs, Of various
brands.
Our friends and customers are respectfully invited
to examine the largest stock of Spring and Summer
GOODS that we have ever had.
D,s+;o,1ur oftooftrn noi3 ~ fillinu orders.
Augusta, April23 3m 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-05-28
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
WILLIAM SHEAR

"AS ON HAND q complete. assortment o
IL STAPLE DRY GOODS, among which are
New York Mills and Water Twist 4 SBleach,d
SHIRTfNGS.; -. S, =.
White R:ck and Bates soft finish "A Bleachd
sflIRTINGS;
Lonssle and Manchester A. Bleached sHIR-
TINGs; a,,rp,,
Aiendale and Hamilton 1874 Bleached SHEET,
superior 1874 Linen SuEET1NGs and Pillow
Case Linens, at very low prices; .s.S.m,r,
Superior a a Irish LINENS and Long LAWNS; |;
Superior s-4 and lO-4 Table aud Damask Di.A- -
PERS; -, ,oy.r,,,1;s, ..,.N,p
Plain White. Pink and Blue 1914, ia and 1874
IIsavv PRINTS. It very low prices, for servants;
Clinton Gala pr AIDS, Lancaster GlNGtlAMS,
and Marb.,ro PEAIDS for, female servants; :.
Hsayy COrTONADE ES, Of various styles, for
Plain White Brown. Buff and Fancy Drill
LlNGs, for tGentlemens' Youths and Boys Sum
IL. Ladiss' white Hair CLOTH, MarseilIes Corded
and Grass Cloth SKIRTS; .,,,so
Ladies' French CORSETIS and Silk Gauze and
Lsls Thread VESTS;
Lupin's all wool -DEBEGE, and other articles
for ladies' Travelling Dresses;
iunin's Black Summer BOMBAzlNES and
Black CIiALLTES; .
Plip Dlack Grape NlARETZ and Blk BEREGES;
Nournns GIN CHA Ms, Of new aud autiiul styles;
Superior Black English GRAPES for trimming
Ladies' Dresses.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine the assortment.
Augusta May % 20