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SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of

CUPREME COURT-CITY aud COUNTY OF
y NFW-YORK - JAMES w. BEEBE RICHARD K.
HAI0HT JOHN HALsEY and AUGUSTUS NJ EAsr,
MAN Plaintiff .ssiD.t OSCAR H. BOYD aud CAIHAkInE
r DUNHAM and CHARLES WATSON, DetendaDt.-Sum'
onsTo the named Defendants: You hereby sum-
oned and required the npant in this action,
which 4, this Eth day November 1850 filed in the othce
Of the CLERK the City and County OF New York at the City
Hall Of raid cty and copy of your 10 the
con plant the subscriber their Office No sl Broad
corner OF John NewfoFk City, within twenty days aer
III. hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service and
Won fail 70 said plant within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiffs action win apply the Court for the relief do
inanded in The congratulated November 5. 1875
PEET 4 NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ne lawlOvS No. 1872 Broad way NewYork City.
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Urfan DIeamers, &r.

V,HE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC EXPRESS
COMPANY No. ia Broadway will forward their Express
to California via Nicaragua per steamer Is1as Idio DAr
,sSsjv.S 70 vi o'clseL BERFORD 4 Co.
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6dlfs bp Quction.

BIsayH. LEEDS Auctioss,r.
A SSIGNEE's SALE of BOOKS and STATION
"A LRv-HHyRY n. LEEDS Co. viii sell .; Aoetson
TUESDAY Nv IS st II 1cloek ure sssorine,, .,
STANDARD and N MISCELLANEOUS WORks,al d STAY x.
and FANCY STATIONERY. Catalogues furnished .. me
Gal. -. NJ.
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ATa SURROGATE's COURT, held in and for
N the County of NewYok At the Surrosstcs Office In the
City NswYork the seventh day of November in the
ope riaht hundred and Fifty sx-Pre.ent ALEXAN
DER w. BRADFORD. Surrogste.Iu the matter OF the
counting Of STEPHEN X. HARRIS guardian Of LAURA NJ.
HANKINSON, nfsnt- On reading and filing the petition
Of JOSEPH C. TALBOT the friend OF the said LAURA
NJ HANKlNS0N, IL is ordered that said STEPHEN r. HAIR
RIS guardian Of person and the said LAURA
W. HANKINsoN, personally be s.d appear before The
surro gate of the County NeYok HE OH e in the City
Of NewYork on the eleventh day Of February next, al
o'clock in the of day Snd render account o.
his such guardian and SHOW Why he saoad
NO be superseded A W. BRADFORD, Surrogate
n6 lawSmSat
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Copartnsrsbip Notices.

NEw.YoSK, November -, 1855,
No. l Exchange place
vI,HE SUBSCRIBERS have this day formed a
i COPARTNERsHIP. under the -yle of WAINWRIGHT
NORRIS y the trns action OF Stock Commission business
~@'"''N' " J. ". WAINWRlGHr
JOHN D. NORRIS
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nor CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMl-
il WEIKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,ITse n T
magnificent and fas going steamship JAS ADoE
Nov ~ 3o'clock n precisely For freight apply on o'
where 81 bills Of AIDING wiz De ssped SAD s1f P,asv.y
II. SPLENDID steamship sOUTHERNER Capt L M hSrsy,
vii raceeed and ,,ve WEDNESDAY NOV 70 tHs 80
he sran.r makes regular trips 70 ne Various 80
beg. on he 81 JohHs River, Florida oIssets Ut e
us.r sr. from NeyYork leaving chArroa every
DAY Al O'clock L Though tickets 70 J.ei''r'A's' $"i
10 PlskA x4
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feaal Notices.

ATa SURROGATE's COURT, held in aud for
"A The County Of New York. the SgIEOss'es oce In the
City ofNewYok the seventh day OF Move ber in the
thousand eight hundred and 6ysiK Present ALENAN
DER W. BRADFORD, surrosle.-ln the matter Of the sc
ins Of STEPHEN r. HARRIS Administrator Of LEWIS
N HANkINSON Deceased On reading and 6ns the petition
OF JOSEPH c. TALBOT the Guardian OF LAURA " HAN
KINSOS infsn of said deceased II ordered tia.
said STEPHEN R. HARRIS, Administrator with the viii
nex.d OF al and ii. nlN the goods ch.s and credits Of the
sand LEWIS NJ HANkINSOS, deceased personally be and
appear before the Surrogate Of the County Of York his
Oce In the City of NewIoTk the lh OF February
II O'clock the forenoon Of that and render
OF bis proceedings such Administrator, and show
cause why be should not be superseded
rs law5msst A. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate
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have the above and believe IL 20 be
SHEPPARD ROMANS, ActuAry
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FredJ s. Winston, Richard Patrick, Alfred Edwards,
Hillsrd Fillmore Joseph Blunt Lucius Robinson,
David Hosdley, Nathaniel Hayden, Samuel d. Bsbcoek
William V. Brady, Jonathan Miller, George $. Cos
Henry A smythe, Abraham Binnger, Charles J. sedman
Robert H. McCuTdy John P. Yelyerton, Cephss H. Norton
John " L. Pruyp John Wsd.worth, John P. Treadwell,
William Belts, VIM. J. Bunker, Ezra Wheeler,
l. Green Pearson, S. VI. Cornell, VIM. II. Pophsm,
William Moore, S. z. Sprsuls, Lycurgus Edssrton
John H. Swift, John NJ. Stuart, W. Smith Brown,
VIM. T. Dodge, Hsmlin Bake, George K Clark
T. S. WINSTON, President.
Isaac AsBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPLEp HoMAys Actusry
MxTuRs PosT, M. D., Med, Examiner.
November ], 1856.
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". 2. MELLoR. Arctlopetr-bJ w = HLLtok
THIS DAY Saturday, Nov. ~, at 1Ot O'Clock,
at the saesroons Nos is and IS Partrov, opposite the
rHousePerempory sale Of the entire stock Of Cso.nes
Fprnture Op.btnss frenehplate Mirrors hve rosewood
Piano. ore' Table Linen COunerpsnes syerpAted we,
kc On hand be sd positive without reserve to pay
adv, cs viz: Ten ,od rosewood Pacr sutes covered in
rich brooa.s Plush and Haeoth Suites 10 match twelve
Coase .nAmeed Chamber Sites richly decorated rosewood
mahogany and oak Chamber Furniture in great variety
adrobe Bookea,es Etsssr,s Sidebosrds Ausc stands
Dninsroom Furniture, Extension Dining Tables.
Chairs Beds covered in and fancy denes cane
seat Cot Chair, Sofa Bed,ea hair Mtre.
essy Tiish aud plain Rocker Pulo Chairs great
Iiety. Nth large assortment Of plain Furniture Carpets,
LoEbssss &c Also 100 Onpsntiogs In rich gilt frames
Pier Mantle Mirrors French china Vases
T.a Wae Coffee Urns Ga.s Ware kc, worthy the stten
the trade and others Catalogues ssued morning Of
sale Goods be packed for shipping tie premises
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STEAM 70 GLASGOW.-ANChOK LINZ u
~ STEAM PACKET SHIPS. rnu.nxsr
UNITED KINGDOM, 1000 tuoA = 80, Co-ns-a.-
JOAN PFIL,,... 400 ups, Jas AleaaIa-t rs,
TEMPEST 500 tun. John hrld-sson jim !, III
classes OF psssens.rs - s,s.n.b;p TEMPEST
70 sal With Goods and Pnser f- o,s,s So a.,
80 North River Nsw-YOrk 70 GA-sOw on 1--WE
November. transformations. p..ser sers 40
stser.se Pa'seneef n, -. i. a rrovis,ors
- i - sn,,edn Is attached 20 each ship
Ycy Ersieht or Passage, Apply 70 r. ~. - p,o.a.,
FhANClo AA'D soruer Of south Wihams.
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eo5-i 1e2 Lots "
'eh'e .syy,-.G LEONARD CASE,
RICHARD billiard
EDMUND CLARK.
IS pssoray acquainted viii the ssnilemsn who have eI
pressed opinion the value Of he ands vitnn ssec
.sopia Wv With eres their Judgment ara
eNimsea isifnrdb ''A' -A'~A'
C,yel.nd Nov. l. 1854
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r. l.. DELIssER Auctioneer.
DY LEAVITT, DEISSER g. Co.-New Auc-
I'D ton and Com mission House Nos ST and 579 Broadway
corner Of Whitest, SATURDAY, Nov. p 1856 At 10.
seoei IRIS DAY large sale Of Crystal Pslsce Fancy Good
stsusry kc At IL O'Clock Invoice Of Jevery stock Of
rsf,.r O'Clock Oil Painting and faseh A. s. O'clock
Caalofus..
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". s. MELLoR, Aactioneer.
DIANO-FORTES. FURS, SLEIGH ROBES,
Il ac-By W. S. aELLOR. THIS DAY Saturday. Nov r.
al Il o'eoek the sseGoo Nos Is and Is fsrtow, con-
ns Of twelve and secondhand rosewood and mahogany
PianoFoes Of excellent and hnish and fgy warranted
y the makers Can examined previous TO sale the OF
which sill BE- positively sold hout reserve TO pay advances
Catalogues the morning OF sale.
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A. n. MsRwU Auetsoneer.
pY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sale

pY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.-Trade Sale
~ Rooms No. IS Puh-ruv.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov = Ge. ococi; 81, .
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOks-C0asistins 81 =
grsst variety Of STANDARD Work, the various branches Of La
esturs Art ana Sciences and large tsscrtmen; OF
Miscellaneous Publication including many Ia'trAed booh~
dc
MONDAY, Dec J. and following days q oe4oek H.
cash
PARCEL sALE-ENGLlsH and AMERICAN BOOKS
splendid collection Of supeby bound and illustrated book
snbreiIs large connsprnents from Bohn Wsshbourne Low
Co.. and other London PsbAher with very extensive con-
from the lercsn Publishers Of choice II ustrsfed
Holiday Books in fine bndnE adapted 20 the season. Ana
vel worthy the attention Of the trade and the public
Cssxlogues re o ready.
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SEARS !. our Agent for the sale q Ins Ia,s.
P.rsssos, ~ j. Ne viii serve ihh iA''
The sty.
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hAIEs " "a 4 g scoordins 70 staserccr.
ssi,.a ats.i iasi.. =. f I'D s,, W. ''a
sen InAsas pne s kp From 1verDooi..........eH
Tee. Sie. =. c:nsttsa -h nrrsy.a ..:.s ssss ''s-
- s.<h yeessl sayres 81 s1r>Issneed eoseso1
s 49, = STIs "a. tses tdends eAa oes:n ssItif-
s.ss q ps.sss sd e,-s N - soaS AT s'nAs
80 4"AG >Fr' ~ n Hsnr-s.-, f6x<spAA
.,rfE h Ccsyjs. Nc ~ f'cs@~s- tSsvSo
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TOR ca l. + y A -
nIw-YoRx AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE
NICARA A.
sss4T REDDCTioN or PRICES
gle New Splendid Steamship
+ 8,
burden,
yl raj the per ~ foo. Of g'hst fast RIVER M
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on SATURDAY, Nov. q, ss
So'eleek p. a, to connect With ne steamer
Rom FAN JUAN DEL SUR &C he Pssfr 'or SAN F2AR
CISCO. .
PASSENGERS W. find n, The keahiss ard cheapest c1e
rev pounds Of bag LOVED each Tsssenger Aa osau
Ger p and on excess .,,, MOI, ,,r,, vopv
TO san ERAsclsco TO SAY JUAN OIL MONTE
tnsiudina lrip Fret Cabin.
I,rst T,Lin ............s IT'S second Cstn.......
Second Cabn......'.. 70 lS'eefste''"''''''''''''
lr trest: c, Passage sppyts ,,or,u. CON.
No. 2 Bowling Green, n. Z.
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CTFAM for SOUTHAMPTON and md AMI
OWERP-Tbe new IRON ssrew ..ssn:sap sns,S.nosos
S - INV ~ en- AZ Nv IS nom Pier NO. ~ ~ ~.
R.yts o. P..s.eE7I1 ku. sAhsD s7si q 'stHhe sAfx'
oH; geerase, So
Tar f.eish: pAssess spES I.rr MONT V HsIcvsc-
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MITTANC TO L n q LAND
III IRELAND SCOTLAND and WALES
ISSUE BILLS ON THE
Union BANK OF LONDON,
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY Ireland,
in suns Of 81 upward st S. per e
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers,
No 70 W.llsI ~ z.
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III PURSUANCE Ul III "ruer Ut the o"rroEm oI
The Comfy OF notice IL hereby given 70 all per
SONS having claims against JAMES LESTER late OF the City
of NewYork deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber hi. office No us Lewis s la the
CITY of before the seventh day OF March next
Dated New. York, the 9Th day Of September, 1885
ANDREW MILLS, Administrator.
"A tavems ELIZA j. LESTER. AdllinistrHtriI.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYoIk notice hereby given t. All
ps having claims against MARIA McGREGOR, late Of
The City Of NewYOIk, deceased to present the sns WIN
thereof the subscriber At his sce No 81 Nassau
81 the City of Newyork before the sixth day Of
April nex-Da;ed New YORK the Sd day of October 1856
VIM II. MEHKS.
"a lawenS Attorney for Executor
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Aafbinnp, 81.

I NEN and TOW MACHINERY loi oA r-,s,p.
,.r,s lot Of Pssparine Wet and Dry spinninas I.n
ed Fhiskips For particulars, apply 70 A. L ~"
sanebarth, Rensselaer, Co, N T.
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r AN d w A r Il A y T S.
LLAND WARRANTS wanted By
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PER CENT BONDS.-The undersigned offer for sale
the SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of this CON
pany ssue having twenty % run Interest payAo
annually the days OF February and August at The
''A-'--' DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, Jan. 8, 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the Statute
~ such made and proyil that a. the CiRCULAF-
ING NOTES issued 70 the CAMDEN BANK Banking Asso-
on Camden Oneida Coz be- presented at the ONCE
Superintendent Of the Banking Department Of the s'se
OF New.iork for payment, within TWO YEARS from the
atc hereof funds deposited for the redemption Of the
Circulating Notes the said Bank will be given up
las Iaw2ys NJ sCHOONMAKER, Superintendent.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of NewYOTk notice hereby given to N
persons having claims against ABRAHAM DAY ste OF the
thereof 20 the subscriber his residence No Hsmmonds,
IA the CITY NewYork before the 18Th day OF February
next-Daed New. York the 18th day OF August, 1870
.nis i,w6ms ELIAS A. DAY, Executor.
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OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN FIRIIxsuRAscE Co.,
No. los Broadway.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that the Board of Directors have this day declared Semi
Annual d. dend FIVE PER CENT The Capital Stock of
this Company able and after MONDAY the 18th inst
until which date Qncluye) the Transfer Books closed
E. A. STANSBURY, Secretary
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FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

& WILL open at Grrcnw"ol. in this District,
IL FIRST MONDAY of JANUARY next, a
Female High School.
distraction will be given in all the Branches
OF finished Female Etlucntion-!.ntin and
Greek, Gf rrquired,) English Grammar, Natu: nj
History. Natural aud Moral Philosophy, and the
Higher Mathematics.
Sc; Of the latest and most approved Globes
and Maps, together with n costly Inbnrutory of
Chemicals, aud Philosophical Appa. a,us, will be
nt the service of the School
Young Ladies' from n distance can oh; ain
5"ardInr in excellent families. ut $40 per month.
The Village of Greenwood, s,untcd inmc,
airly on the line of the Grrcmvilc t. Columbia
Rail Road, is we'll known ns one Of the most
beautiful, hcalthfm', aud mora, in the State :;
while its numerous pious families, Churches and
Sabbath Schools, aifnrd every religious facility
For particulars, address me Mt Greenwood
j. II. LOGAN.
EscfcrcDcCs.-Rcv. 4. W. Leland, d. d..
Andrew Crawford. Esq, Columbia, =. G.; r. p.
Rav"ncl EsI., Black Oak, :. c.; !. Wisiar
Simpson, Esq. Laurensvil!c. S. c.; Rev. .Inn
McLces. Greenwood. s. c.; Rev. Jno. G. Will.
iams, Hodges Depot, =. G.
IT LanreEsvilI. Herald will give two inscr-
tons and forward bill to ME nt Greenwood.
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The Farmers Guido

TO SCIENTIFIC A%D PRACTICAL AGRICrLTErE.
BY Henry SrEruENs, L. X. =, Of D,linvurgl.,
aud the late J. T. ,"roN, Professor of Sci
entitic Agriculture in Yale College. New lIa-
ven. vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pages,
and numerous Wood aud Steel Engravings.
This Is, con!cssrdly, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it II wider circulation The publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
So FOR TIE TWO VOLUMES.!
When sent by mail (posi-ai,) to California.
nnd O'eS"n the i.r"e vii! hc 81. TO every
other part of the Union AMI to Canada (post
paid.) ST. csY- THIS is NOT the old "Book of
the Form."
Renmttnnces for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, to the
Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE!

THNilE entire Real Esta,c Of the late JOHN Is
n BULL, consisting Of more than THREE
THOUSAND ACRES. is offered for private Sale
on advantageous terms.
The lower Tract, adjoining lands of Col. Louis
Patterson, contains about
FOUH7Y3EIv HUNDRED ACRES,
of which n large portion is excellent River Low
Grounds. This Plantation is well improved and
healthy.
The Berry Hill Plantation contains about
TWELVE HUNDRED 1dCRES,
and embraces large body of Low Grounds Of
excellent quality. These tracts ntlioin, and were
River are believed to be the best Cotton Lands
in the State. They are not swamp lands nor
subject to inundaiinn, but are dry and elevated
Low Grounds. The Savannah River afford safe
navigation for Boats TO AuTustn, distance oil
nbont forty five miles.
The Little River Plantation contains about
FI,E HUNDRED ACRES,
is we'll settled, and we'll adapted to Cotton and
Grain. There is considerable body of Low
Grounds "n this tract, which, for Corn, is equal
to any lands in the State. This plantation is
convenient 10 the best Flouring Mills.
These lands are all in the Sontl,- w estern part
of AbbcvilIe District; the lands on Savannah
River nre near Burks'lalcs Ferry. and the Little
River Tract few miles below Calhoun's Mills.
The lands in the South Western portion Of Able
vile nrc considered the cheapest of their quality
and fertility Of any in the Southern States.
For further particulars, apply to the.
HON. r. BARNWELL RHETT,
or to the HON. A. BURT.
Nov. 81, 1855. 81 If
eB- The South Carolinian at Columbia will
please copy.
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Sheriff S Sale.

EDY vrtuc Of sunlry Wits of Fiera Facins
AD TO directed. will sell at Abb-villr
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
in March next, within III" legal hours of sale,
the following property to Wit:
100 Acres of Land. NOR" or less, bounded by
w. G. klugh. G.. W ll"lecs and others, as the
property of I. =. Arthur, ads. Jno. w. Subcr
and wife.
$50 Acres, more or Joss. bounded by j. O.
Bozemam and l.. +. Power and others, rs the
property Of Jno "A Martin, ads j. +. Allen and
others.
2G5 Acres more or loss. bounded by Jno r.
Bozeman. Joseph Rnld aul others, us the prop
erty of j. Martin, ads Daniel Liy"n.
300 Acres, more less, h"undrd by Jno A.
Calhoun. JAS. Norwood an'l others, as the prop
erty of Israel Holt. ads. WIN. Hill and others
2uO Acres, more or less, h"iu'lcd by w. w.
Perrynan, J. Y. l.. rarll"w and others as the
property OF Sarah W War, adj l.. Il. Calhoun.
l6o Acres, more ur less. h""ndcd by JAS l.
Hilmcr, David Keller aud others. as the proper-
~ Of Arch. McCorl. ads. ". T.. Archer for b.
Allen.
$40 Acres, more or less. bounded by ]. F.
Bell, Estate Of VIM Anderson and others, ms
the property of T.. IribbIr, ads. Reuben CIink-
scales and others
1870 Acres. more or less. bounded by ]. J.
Devhn. David Atkins and others, as the prop
erly OF Eli Bransun, ads. Margaret Morris for
G. w. PrcsSlv.
House anl Lot in The Village of I.owndes-
vlIlc, containing IL Acres, more or less, bounded
py .'o"l L"rHiart and others. the property of
L. w. McCalisler, ais. j. e. Boz"lnan and
others
Negroes, Elizabeth :.,nl child, Mary. John
ana Henry, as the property Of Il. V. Pusey, ads
Jm Holland and<6ilcrs
Negroes f;c"rg". Daily and Molly, as the
property or T. TribLir ais. Reuben CIinkscaies
and Others
horses, wagon and bn.gv. rs the prop
erty OF Ralph Burnett and III defendants resi-
dence on Tuesday after sale .lay, gun, | clock,
SOW and pigs COWS AMI calves. wearing,
ZOO lbs cntt"n, as the pr"p'ry of Ralph Bur
neti, ads. W. ". Bcchrr and others
sorrcl mare, saddle and b,Illr. as the property
OF Oliver lslchcy, ads W. &. Lpnl;,x and others
negro man Prime, mules, l bay mare,
wagons and buggy am, harness Also, at de-
1endants residence on "Wednesday after Snlc-day,
1oo bushels c"rn more or ls>, o:..O lbs fodder
pens shucks, 2jn bushels cotton seed. rcn of
atraw, beds and furniture, ] clock and wnlnu,
table, small tables, cart Ia, chairs. | side
board. cotton gin and gin band ,hr.sher and
fan: lot plows and hoes. > cupln.ar.ls, 9 COWS
AMI calves, rifle g'i'r. hi: !,.i. furniture. &c.
as tbs property Of n. McCorl, a.ls. B. Allen. ns-
ssnee, and others.
negro woman and 2 children as the prom
erty OF VIM. Robertson, ads A. I.om.x mid yh.
~ "
TERMS CASH
g., ., r. COCHRAN, s. Al
Sherlt s Office, Feb H. IS1j; final
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH!
W. S. WOOD,


Boots Shoes and Rrogans
No lS5 Richardson ST, first doorbclom Tie Aarkri,
COLUNBLi, s. C.,
AS now in store Il large and well select ed as
Is sor,mrnt Of all descriptions of goods usually
to bc found in Il Shoe Store, consisting Of Ne
groc's peg and Nailed Brognns, Stitch Downs.
li"usc Servants Shoes, Mi classes, which arr.
"iic'cd ny the cnsc dozen or single pair, at the
lowest figures CASH.
LSO,
Ladies' fine Brk and Cord Gnitcrs, Ladies' Kid
and N"rocc" Walking Shoes and Slippers from
the House of J. Miles s. Son. Philadelphia.
A LSO,
Gents Fine Calf Dress Pump and Stitched
Boots, oi his own manufacture.
LSO,
French and Amcrscan Calf Skins, Oak and
Hcmlock S"Ie Leather
N. Il. The Manufacturing Department is
under the superintendent of an experienced
workman, and all work intrlisted to his care
warranted to give satisfaction.
w. s. WOOD,
1S5 Richardson street,
Columbia, =. G..
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"GOOD NEWS FROM HOME!w
J. =. T,XO M 8

IMIE Village and District CIOTUIER. Inns
L just returned from the Big rorrd, with ono
of the kecnest, largest, finest, ncntcst pret,iest
wurincst, cheapest, aud hest lot of CLOTHING
that has ever been manufactured in the United
StaCes-he liked to have said, in the whole world.
For the last six or eight months, he has been
visiting different sections Of the Distrct-in fact
he went rOu Il with the Agricultural Committee
and he is fully convinced there is as much
room for improvement in dress rs there is in the
science Of agriculture. He saw as mnny-yes,
twice as many-human frames that needed re-
covering, he did old fields that needed reclaim.
ing. lie means to say. that dress doesn't make
the man, hut when the man is made he looks IL
good deal better dressed up. The ladies looked
admirable-thcy don't mind spending Is or 20
dollars for bran new drcss-but the mrn-oh,
il wont do to tell the fact is Of them had
holes in their pantnloons right where they sit
down; and their coats were short and old
fashioned, that when they stood straight up, they
wouldn't hide them.
And now LYONS has bccn round and seen all
this-knows what kind Of CI.OrHtNG will suit
these different sections lie has got it for all
grades-Uppcr Ten, Mushroom Aristocrats Pie.
heIans aud Niggers and at prices that cannot fail
to please.
And besides, LYONS wants to raise hundred
or two dollars extra; he has heard that out
West, there Is an Expedition OH foot, in which
men of courage, good moral character, and a
s"aH capital, can quadruplc their money in n
very short time; he wants to invest his carcass
and two hundred in it. Won't you help hint
if you ever intend to, now is your time
by the way-hes got big lot of CIGARS
on hand, and is anxious to dispose of them
thinks he overstockcd himself in Cigars. He's
got Hats, the latest ag"ny-Flanncl Shirts, Hair
Oil and Blacking Pocket Pianos and Wonen's
Stockings, Fiddle Bridges and Strings, Brass,
Finger Rings and Silk Un,l..rshirts, A,la,nantinc
Candles and Fine Combs. Tnrpentine Soap and
Cologne, Tobacco and IIan'k crchicf Extracts,
Fine Visiting Cards aud W"mcn's Shoes, and ten
thousand other things which time and circum-
stancrs will not permit him to cn,,mcrnte
Call aud see him, and he will show you these
other things
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