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st4 -. 6. - 6 FACULTY. 81 So, ), Z Z
T. gWftFFORD tTUC CfSER. isytsi2 :rt, 1a,,d Pro,
5essor of Engtish Literature - i,
Rev: CHARLES TAYLA'R. Nj. ID, Profrssor
Z. Of fatnral Science and 3iaktema,ies:
Mtss 2PHEBE PAINE, rIustru,tress IL, 5S,ol.,n
= Languages. Bstqnn Physioiooy, ,D6scrintip.
"a stro,,o'ny. Ancictt and Sdered Gcnorapbu. etc
ST. =. SAUNlER, Professor of Iuxic ): =.
a Lazy competent I" instruct IN ni,y; ,i3 the
ornamental branches F.n,nIe E.Iu.uiiou will
M ne procured before the common crnent of 'tl,.
Term. ~ " - '"'
TUITION FEES.
Preparatory Department, $50 ycur
Iuicginte Department, einbra.
cing every thing taught in tho
College course, 40"
Music OH Piano. extra Al . ..
Fahcy Needle Work, Wux.
flower Work, Leather work,
ETC.,
Tuition Fees payable in NIL cases strictly ZONE
Term, or half yenilv) in advance.
Bo"rd. on the Campus, with
members of Faculty, includ-
ing all expenses lights, fuel,
washing attention, dc, $l2 per month
Board, without the items Of
lights and washing. 10
Quarterly payments in advance vii, be re-.
oured for board.
SCHOLASTIC TERMS.
Tho next regular Term will con,mcnc. On
Si"nd"y, the 2orh of February. Annual Com.
mencement mt the same time with Woiforj
Coiiesr, in July; no summer vacation. The.
Fall Term will c"er in December
All the appliances are now complete for n
successful p,"sc' utinn of our lalnr a rood
Chemical aud Philosophical Apparatus has
been purchased aud is now ready for ,,se. Th,.
utmost care anal attention will he paid to tn.
health and comfort. ns we'll ns the n,enta and
moral Improvement. Of our pupils
In the mode and processes o. F'du.a,iop. our
purpose IL not only TO nstrnc; CORRECTLY. but to
discipline the nn'erstumding-:o :.nch ynu,y
ladies h"r to think.
IL 's hut just 10 ourselves to snv that our
Professor of Music is one of the most skilful
masters of the science; he dcsrrvediy stands
second to none in his own department.
We mny he allowed to reninrk here tha. ".
regard the NPnrtaaburg Female College as the
cheapest Institution of similar grade in Soutj,
Carolina. A pupil mny avail herself Of the nd
vnntagcs Of everything in the College course
with alusir. Boarding., and NIL incidental s.l,o
astic charges, for little less than two hundred
dollars .earl Thus:
Board, months. sls. slos 90
Literary Department. a. 90
Music. extra, : 40 t,O
Contingent Zee, aud use of Piano, 8 no
---Sl93 On
J. WOFFOED TGUKEK.
srartanburg. $. c.. Jan l. 1856 81 lin
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The Mills House.

VIE Proprietor returns his hearty and ain
4 eere thanks to tho many friends who
have favored him with their patronage, since
the addition Of his now and Thoroughly fur.
nshed house to the frst-class Hotels of
Charleston. lie takes pleasure in announcing
that the Mills House. although new and in
good order. has hcen rc,touched during the
summer, and go re.ftted as to keep up with
the demands of taste, comfort and elcgance.-
The arrangements ofthe House, in all respects,
arc continued. with scrupulous and unspuring
regard to the wants of the traveller or soiourn
er and the travelling public arc assured of all
the nccommodations of frst.class Southern
House, at the usual and established prices OF
such hntels The constant personal attentions
and cares of the proprietor are bestowed on
tho house, and he is aided in all departments $
by the 1Teli-tried and approved assistants ,l,a,
have made themselves favorably known to for
mcr patrons.
THOS. 8. ElCKERSON.-
Charleston. Sept 21. 1855. 20 If
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Executive Department

COLUMBIA, Jan. 1U. 1883.
By His Ereel',ney id MES IT. ADA3lS, Gop.
State Of South Carolina. ~.
NX IIEREAS information l,ns heen r4cciy.d d
at this Department. TINT II murder wa
committed %" the body of fLlJAn PERKINS, on
the day Of by FaAxKLrN PEuK.s.
(h!s brotl,er) iii New''erry yDistrict, and til. t
said Perkins has fi'l from, Justice
Now, know yc. that tn the end Justice mas
TO done, and that the snid Pc. kin, NAV IL.
hronght to legnl trial for his ff..nce ms afora.
sad: JAMES II. ADAMS. Governor as af;,. esaid,
no 'lssue this my proclamation, oferirg -.
ward of three hundred dollars. for Iii. nppr.:
'ension and delivery intro any Jail il. this state.
Said Perkins is ahort % or "a wears of ,,uc.
about fee, inches high. dark hair. liuIit eol,l.
Piexion. generally wenrs a thin bsarl OH his
ch'n'. rather light eo)ored. has a down cast
sonnts;nnce. apd speaks quick when spoken: ,o.
he had his wifssas'th him when las, l,cnr.i from
Given under my haad and tbs seal OF The
Stife. .'-'<,-' j. - y -
Isl J. II. ADAMS.
JAMES PArrsRsos. sec'ty Of State. ~ N:''' g
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H(ESctES1Fl1' of1erS his
IL vices to all those who trade ssrA
at Newberry. as their General Commission
Agent. for the disposal OF their Cotton and
other produce. Will give h,s personal atten.
ton to Receiving. Selling. Storing or Shipping
of Cotton and all kinds Of produce entrusted
to his care. :
lihving made arrangements with different
Houses, he is-n"w prepared to make liberal a,l.
vnnces on Cation shipped to Charleston.
Miii also pay the highest market cnsh prir cs
on delivery. for nil the. Wh"ut. -Four, Corn and
other pr'dnce that can ie brought to til is mar.
ket for sale. g-.rE =.
An experience of several years business at
this place, in all its various forna, induces him
I" bc''eve tlInt he cai, promote the interest Of
planters, and hopes by prompt attention to
merit n liberal slarc Of patronage Charges
for sciling or shipping Cotton - cents per bale,
nii oIhcr transactions in accordance with Gus.
tom. The best Of references given.
unti' the first of january next. he may be
,ound abo", the store Loom formerly occupied
l,y M"ssrs. W. G. d J. +. Glen.
Nov. Z. 1855. 81 tfi
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VERY IMPsszsTANT.

III. o4hAUooi CokeSbury,
P EspEcTFULLY informs that lie has open.
lN \ cd his ~ ~ -
s &. FALL AND WINTER STOCK, <
Selected BY hnsclf.'snnd bought unier great
advantages in tho City of New York nnd
ewherc, viz; =. -, sN
Brown and Bleaehed sllirtings, Bedtick.
ticking.
z Diaper Towels. Lincn.
Flannel. Wooden Lindsey. Bed BznnEr,,
For the Ladies'.
Prints Ginghams. Dcaine,, AIpacca, Mc.
rlpos, Th'iet. Cashmer"s, SILKS nnd
NELFETS; .CLOAKS aud TALMAsi
Also
Embrnidcrirs Collars, Sleeves large
ass"rtincnt "f lacc., Ribbons, Cloves,
Mitts. Gnnn,iets iInsiery, ami all ,kimi
-. of TRIMMING for Dresses and C!oaks.
especially | cnl the attention t., a fine
article of CLOTH. suitable to make
LADIES ClOhkS and TALMAS at
very low Price, also. SIlAWIS dc.
!. For Gents, and Esoys.
= GROAl'CLoril, Doe,kin and fancy CAS-
SEMERES. Snt;inets. Kentucky Jeans,
Tweeds. English krrsics. VESTINGS,
Collars. Cra"ats. Necktirs. Pocket land
kerchieis, Gloves. Gauntlef. Brsbe
HATS and CAPS. r 80 =
Water Proof BOOTS and BROGANs,
CATERS. a -' -E
Ready Made Clothing,
for Gents, Boysand Youth,
Selected vita especial care and purcr as.
sortn,ent has never been offered before in
C"kesbury
For Children.
Gala Plaids, Cassemerc. Liutiscy., Velvet.
Merin"s and Zephir Gonds.
Plantation Goods!
Georgia Plains, Kerscys, Osnnburgs,
Homemade Stripes and Linds.vs,
BLANKETS, Negroe BROGANS and
Wool HATS. =
Besides n most extensive Stock in
BDO7S SHOES. CATERS and =
Children SHOES.
STATIONERY Y JERFUNkRJ,
and Fancy II ARJYCLES
GROCERY CROGKERY
and HARDWARE WOOD
Va RE and CdSTYNGS
The above Stock will be FAR superior to any
ever offered and will liz sold very low il, prize.
1t is important for you t" con-" and examine
N.STRACSS,
Cokesbury. Get l. 1855. 22.tf s
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Lam ID Cor Sale. q

hESlROCS Of moving to the West, offer
~ for Sale my Plantation. in .AbbeviIIe
District, containing =. Is =
SE~ A@ M kE-s
One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred
Of which is fresh and in high state Of
cultivation, the balance in Woods-lies well.
and is heavily ii,nbercd. -.
This Tract of Land lies Immediately on the
Post Road one mile from Mira Sarah Wide
mars, and at!joins lands of Massra Anthony
Hnrnnn.t Willinm Williamson, Joseph and
George i'atterson. and others, mud sfor. Health
il not snrpasscd hy my place in the District
The Pfosi!etion Of the Lnnd lie equal to apy in
thu sntigl.h"rhood the present crop will show.
IT IL well Watered, attexcellent spring in ons
acknowledgements of the. house, with running
water through most Of the ieltie.s4s5; Is! 1: =
Therr'is a comfortable Dwelling House with
NIL necessary Out Buildings ON. thef premises.
The nbove nan,.d Tract Of Land ,,ffers many
Inducements to a ninn Wishing to settle perma-
nentiy. In addition TO its being II: good neigh
b"rhopd the contemplated Valley Road win
run in about two hundred yards Of the mosS
heayiiy tlnihered l,art Of the Tact whers Tim.
her will n" duui't he in grest demand ! deem
itsunncee.snry to give n more detailed account
butinvitTpersons wishing to b,iy to give mo q
call, - 80: .tARTIIURy MURPHY: 3
ptenlf,er 8; 1855. 3 lott ~
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!. .S2b..O0O

M.s WORTH, ,ss'of ,valnable, 9IiANIls for saia
MiE. Andersonta keas: District insiu.
ding .son,e TO WN! LOTS IN Anderson. : en-
1ne: trast fhere .oed =, *. go s.
81 saaySHIiil and tsrist Mii I,a !. #
and water power sd ffsiens for 4, W 6oj md
Cotton Ut Factory and ady tiier mn
they are Eoss and no lp.ta kr, III ksly. M
gspes will s6etaken sat fair l.riis III pSft dtsyy
:ment Terms mad Is easy.
Address the ,unde signeds at w Waltisis & / 2Fiiri
iHaberst a,n. C0nnt zsor lie may sLti
found miles East df Jarref,s BridGfe. Pieseiis
District s. sC ss' r. ilsSi ER
JIiy .. 1855. W. s IS
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Tailoring Busincss
ED WAR D wEsTFIELD.
,Abbevillc Court House. :

p ETURNS thanks for past favora r~A
IL aud respectfully soicts a gs&
continuance of the same =. .
lie keeps constantly on hand, of his owl, man
ufact'lre. Large. Assortment of SADDI ES
HARNESS. BRIDLEs,ss sMARTINGALEs, &c.
Also. WHIPS, SURRUP IRONS and BITS
Being practical workman. he is prepared e
make to order all kinda of Saddles, Harness api
Military Equipmcnts at short notice, and at 4.
low. prices asany other blishment I, =: =,
Z tH-Partieular attention paid 70 all kinSds:o
June 3, 1861. ;s35 fss5ssts.::be ;s =
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GREENVlLLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
GEN'L SUITS OFFICE

UCH L EUfI > VFFICE,
G. d c. r. r. CoMrASY.
VIE following Resolution was adopted by
i tho Direction of the Company at their
meeting at Grcenville on the 22d instant:
fesolped That until the first of January
next any Plantsr shipping on tho Railrohd one
or moro bales of Cotton. Of his own produce.
to Columbia or any station above, he allowed
Return Ticket from tho market to which i, is
consigned, free of charge
All persons desiring to claim the benefits of
this pro vision will take tho Receipt for tho Cot.
ton to the Agent at tho station to which tn.
Cotton Is shipped, and upon tho surrender OF
1t, will get Return Ticket on the Road.
=; E. F. RAWORTu, GenI Sup't
october %, 1866. 26 tc
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u. 81 M q U n G..

THE undersigned = has r n ~
gzAs opened, in this place. mn Asa&
entire nr,s and yell selected Stock of; GUUDs
" the sGRCCERYi Lire which, h. offers to hi
friends aud the public generally. He will bt
II. the Market mt all fines for the purchase :o
Cotton and other Produce; 80 g..Sr T.
y Having secured the stryices ofjMr; Joseph
RDsamond. ms n huyer Of Cotton, he Strusts he
Will be able to share y liberal pntroung.: lie
VIII q iys his attention 70 the Sale of Prtal,,rc
ebandise. E: - - sR.7 ~ SDEI pH -
ss lambnrg s: Sept. Il. !. 1855. .. Il
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e. o K Il 5 Es u Ee Y
INFERENCE ScH0nI

lie next Session will open the first school
day in February next 49,.
There are three Departments with an In
strnctor ut the head of each ~
Board in the best families TEN Dollars a
month Tuition, TWENTY to FoKTY Dollars a
year. >" G. H. ROUND. Rector
Jan ~, 1856 AZ tf
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Jotnerand y Cabinet Shop,
3. NEXT DOOR TO TnsHriIss OFFICE,

4 tt,fSss 49, Nooh IO 1uR'sPRESSh OFFICE,
.2:S I ABBENiLLE cOURreIIo oEsE. $. &C..
,JHliE nhdersiFntds thankful for .za7+-l,,
- 2 pnst fayprs, aud ever ready l n
TO serve generous public may Wv p " U
.besat all times found at jhs Shop In the Eu- t.
ern rprIIer9of Christian d. Denle's Couch Fac.
tory where he issprePared 10 make PANEf.
'Si;0ORs SASH, BLINDS MATTEL PIECES,
,&c.; ltcs - ii: S.s9JI -. - X,
II will taiso make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK:
,CASES PICTURE: FRAMES, and 9repair fur
lniturts &c.-. u :, ss..s 5st5i,. .Estss[sl - &
81. will keep constantly ori:hnnd-readyl y made
CobFlNS the hest material ln1d ii mes fin:
,ish, ,ethsr&ro'ished or covered: all of which
EVIL deliver to.nny point in thsatistrict free
OF charge with hearse. or upon railroad if de-
sired ii direction. ~ - : J. . 80 sv:.,ta'Sl.
work done warranted "a geod as the best'
and cheap sceording Ten pprSeent off f,r
sH For reference, apply. TO any gentleman
in the Incorpnra io1f &C. G.: :B0WERS.
. June %. 1868. Z " S$s4st .srss.
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a The State of South Carolina,
AbbepiHe District.-In ihe Common Pleo
Joscph N: yWhitper
Attachment.
James G. Spctr.

= .'James u Spetr. ~
NHHEREAS. tho Plaintiff did on tn. ,h..
stieth tsdap of March, instant. fiji. his
declaration agai':sl the defendant, VIII" (a. it is
said) is absen. from mud without the limits a.;
this State. and Inns nr't.r wife nor atf"rncy
known within the same. upon whom c": v .,t
The said declaration might l.. strvrd: II il
therefore ordered, test the sail Defenda. ..t 10
appear and plead 10 th- said .le,laratinn, OH or
before the thirty iirs' ,iny Of Murch. which will
be IN; the year of our i."r.l ono. thousand eight
hundred:nnd hfty.six. "tbcrwise final and all
solute Judgment will then b. given and award.
ed against him. .ss ~. s, 81 - = = f,
.s,s MATTHEW MCDONALD. :C.CP p Z:
:Ciers, jfee, Abbeville District y
= March 80, 1855. 4s o,,lv
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FOR SALE.

I aCF!'FR for Ca" my House mud Lot,
III the Villa 9 Of Due West Tho d;;;;s
are good. - There is nfout Tit.
tv-tire ..'rrs. part of it Woodland, con.
i:rctrd there with r. 8:
bargain may he Ind by early application.
would en- the attention more e.reciaIly of
Physicians desiring a Locasion f.r Practice, TO
this Property. ~. < ROBT 4. ARCHER.
{ October 30, 1858. a6.tf
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NEW MARKET AND GREENWG0D.
Messrs. PERUVIAN 6. Waller

WessAs' 1Ehh MdN O W ALIEK
MOULD Inform the public that they bnv.
W associated Mr. SAMUEL PERKYMAN
with then. for the purpo rnf carving on the
80 Mercantile Busine
on more extensive scale; tho style of the Fl rrn
will now tie PERRYMAN, WALLER d CO.,
at both New Market and Greenwood.
: We would also snv to our friends TINT we
have taken much pains in selecting our Goo,ls
for the Spring trade. therefore we would re.
spectfu.ly solicit nh examination at least, as W..
fintser. ourselves that for excellence nnd variety
OF styles, we cn"not be surpassed (if cqunllcd)
by any stock ever before Offered in this mar.
ket: +y~PERRYMAE, WALLER l. CO.
March ls, 1855 So = em
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE SOUTHERN LIGHT.
A RE llGI0US JOURNAL,
EDITED BY
E. L. WHATLEY.
IspKrESpESr IN EvlRYruNG--Nst1nAL IN No
THING AND GET FOR TIE DEFENCE OF WHAT.
EVER WILL srASD TIE TEsr OF REA.
- soS, ScIxScE AND TUE uoLy
SeurTUpEs.
"Prors oil 1i~g.. hold fast that uhscs Is good:'
Terms. 80 90 per annum in advance.
". F. DURISoE & soN. PUBLISHERS,
EDGEFIELp c. H., g. C..

OUCH 10 tho natno end etyle Of Monthly
~ Periodical, the publication of which we
purpose. the Lord willing to commence on the
first Monday in January next. The main dc.
sign of this Journal is for the discussion of all
subj cts pertaining to Christian faith and prac.
tiee. Additional to this VIC shall present sucl,
articles of a literary character, original and
selected, as will havcs tendency to refine the
taste and elevate the sentiment Of tho reading
public. Politcs also, considered as a science,
and as affecting tho principles of Law aud Gov.
ernment. and more especially the mighty move.
9 designs of God. will claim due aud proper at.
tention. But Politics degraded to the s9uabbles
of dcmagogues and factions will be utterly
eechewed and repudiatcd.
As respects matters purely religious, we shall,
Of course. advocate the principles of the Bap-
tist Community. derived from the Scriptures,
and republish from standard and other respcc.
tabie works, articles pertaining TO our own
Literature; but our columns will bo
Open to nll of Every Name,
For the defence and advocacy Of their prin.
ciplee, claiming only tho right to Judge Of the
suitablenees of all articles for insertion, and to
make such criticism on them as may be deemed
expedient '.+
In this undertaking we havo tho eatisfactiou
OF announcing that several gentlemen of emf
nent ability and attainments have kindly en-.
SaEeu W Tenuer uS occalsonoi assatance
The Journal will contain FORTY PAGES of
reading matter. and such advertn ements ns
our friends may favor us with. not inconsistent
with the character Of the work.-lnaking Mt
the end Of the year neat volume of 4so pages,
suitable for binding in book form. y -. -
With regard to the mechanical execution of
tho work, we deem the announc lnent, that
this will be under tho direction of ,he Messrs.
DuRnoE, sufficient guaranty for its faithful
and tasteful perfolmance-and without further
words. encouraged BY the expression of good
viii and promises of substantial aid from many
friends we throw the matter before the people
with an assurance Of every effort to render
satisfaction for the support that may he eI.
tended 70 us and respectfully ask them to let
the LIGHT shine -
Cd Our torms of subscription are Two Dol.
!, LARa per ycar, in advance. ON recent of the
hrat number Ministers of the Gospel, of every
denomination, who may he unable to comply
with the term. will be supplied with one copy
8, EW A listfor the signatures Of all who wish
TO encourage the work. may, be found at the
Post Office and also at the Advertiser Office
!: eB All lettera or communications addrc,.ed
e the Undersigned will receive puompt atten.
uon. uon..'- ~ c3.Ss1 c-z5S.,1 ~ ~ E. L>WHATLEY.
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FALL TRADI
!. !. r's.s:t.@E'OPUI,AiI PRICES:
: Ward, RtIrchard@ g. co...
( !. !AJIG3ITcTtA \; n n & ~ = e.

s;*@POPUI.AlI 4 PRICES!
Ward Rtll.cIlard 61sCO.,s
AUGUSTA,G ga; {
4 RE Now opening their FA LII: and WIN.
~; TER snpPfiesioff ~ 2$frS. ~ ~, q
Choice Family Dry Goods, sS.
selected with great cnre from recent imnorto.
tions n'ni comprisingan an assortment which, for
Richness, Variety and Extent.
is not usually i"uuil in this marke. As thsr
now hnvc til" reputation Of selling FIRST
Glass Gt)ODS, uln,n much Loupr Scale of
Prizes than they have been usually boupbt
hcre. they beg to assure their friends in o,
AbbeviI1e District
that they intend to keep mp this standard Of
CHOICE GOODS. and t" Keep down prices to
n fair ren,lnera,ive proft. To OasA and
Prompt Paying Customers, and none others.
We shall offer
Great Inducements
to visit our Establishment.
Our Stuck consists in part, Of the following:
DIR ESS GOODS.
RICH VELVET BROCaDED SILKS.
NOISE ANTIQUE SILK, In Black and
Colors;.
New and Beautiful Shades Of PLAIN and
KEppED sILKS. rery heavy and rich;
rLAlN and STRlPED SILKS. in great va
BLACK. ITALIAN and TAFFErA SILKS.
SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK: CASH.
MERES; DEI.AINES: AMELINR CLOTHS.
PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH
MERlNOS. all sl,ndes: - -
Plain DELAINES; Persian CLOTHS; En-.
gli.h: French and American CALICOES and
GINGIlAMS;
CALICO ROBES. de-: Black BOMBAZISEs.
CANTON GRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS;
Black CliAT.I.IES and ALPACCAS EN-
BROlDERlES and LACE GOODS: of every
description: =, = ~
EVENING DRESS GOODS. in every variety.
Mems and Boys Wear,
CLOTHS; CASllMERES; VEsTINas:
TWEEDS. De, &c. r.
FOR FAMILY USE.
Bath. Whitney and Rose BLANKETS: Linz
ei, and Cotton SlIEErINGS; PILLOW CASE
Linens and Cotior,s :.
Rcd, White. Grey. Green. Blue. Welsh, Sax
"ny aud Dome tic FLANNEES;
shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Figarsd
DOILlES; NAPKINS; WINEsCLOTHS
'DwELlNGS; Lace and Muslin CURTAINS.
Curt in MATERIALS: :>FRUIT. .Ci.OTHS.
Colnr-i and White D{MITIES: Huckatrct
anil Bird" Eye fAI2fftS; dc. -, :
PLANpATION GOODS,
Negro BLANKETS; Georgia. and Kentucky
rLAiNS- Cotton >OSNABURGS; Georci.
STRIPES; DC. @5,s-.. :, -
IL order. filled viii, the most careful at
tent'on, aud all Guods warranted - e
WARD BURCnARD & co.
''eP' - s'n2 2O It -
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NEGRO GOODS.

SCIILEY'S GEORGIA PLAINS. -
~ BROGhSS, BLANKETS, DC,
The 'nrgrst srock ever brought to this place
and will he sold for Cash ut I,riecs which will
compare with tl. Charleston, Columbia or Au.
,gus'a markets, Call aud s-- them Mt.
CHAMBERS d. MARSllALLS.
Oct 3 -.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP

al. A6bEPiLLE c. Il. -
THE Undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens of Abhcvillo village and Dis.
trlct that he has opened a shop for the purpose
of carrying on tho :. ::
20 Tailoring Business
on his own account.,;.IIe will receive or,1crs
from town and country thankfully, and will,
spnre no pains in cndeavoring to please his
customers, both in the quality Of his work nnd
PrLeee. By strict attention to business, and a:
bill ty to do good work, hef hopes to secure a
share of patronage
B Shop on Washington street, three doors
below the MARSHALL House"
NOV. 9, 1855 7mJ FREDERICK IVES.
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!. Received this Day,
: At CHAMBERS g.. MARsHAll's.

PLACK SilkaRd Velvet CL0AKS; =.
IL, Black Satin - 10: ,.ssf
Cold Moire Antique * do;
Black and Cord:Cioth. handsomely trims
!. ssAn,l II rrea, variety of Cloth CLOAKs;
i1dLhAS, &e.5Eeail and see them Iefor. $fhey
are all sold. ~. .G5,l;s
8 Octsl8 ~ So, sS.s. s.,,:,. $ - s5s
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MA M MO. 'I. .II 8.
- S6 A ~ Es IS 81
AT BRENNAN's DRY GOODS STORE;
-, I, BROAD ST, AUG UsrA. GA ;o;f;,ss $.
$ 10, 900
WORTH OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
- !" - HD N@ s
To be Sold Without Reserve!

VIE Lnrgest and best assorted stock of DRY
Il GOODS ever offered in this City.
On mud after Mordnv. October Sth, the nm.
dcr' gned with view to make n rl,un.c in
tn" tirr, aud reduce his present heavy stock
Of .Go"'ls.) will sell without reserve, ut Whole.
su:r ar Retail, the entire Stock; and to save
commissions. he will sell lower thun the Goods
would bring at auction.
Merchants. Planters Dealers, and the public
generally: will study their own interest by ex-
aini,nng this Stock before buying elsewhere
And T." save time and trouble he would eny,
the terms will he Cash for sums under one hun
drri d"''nrs: for amounts over. approved City
en''"r- -cn,rnts with interest from date of sale.
J.. s.-The i.nd"s nre respectfully invited to
cnll aud see the silks. Merinos, CnslIncres, Wool
lla'.is, A'pacas Coborg Cloths, Bomhnzines,
DC, DC, dc.
THOMAS BRENNAN.
Above the Globe Hotel Corner.
Augusta, Oct 6. 1865 "a 6w
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CNARLEgToN.

THE Suhscribera will con. i. k ss5sE
Eaaaa tinue the FACTORAGE EM8
80 -. q AND COMMISSION BUST. . .
sEsSs. IN the City of chartesten, rsthee
! " sv.ARDLAyVs q SvAEKBR,
spd respectfully solicis gnrnenfs OF Pro nco
oiaI ;kinds 70 which. their personal attention
and best efforts viii be given. - s.
- Commission for: selling Cotton, Fifty Cent
per Bais -. - Wa. SWARbLAW. :
= - g. WALKER, =. Z; !.
!. Oct 1855 "a 6naAs