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. ADVRRTlEsMENTs.
ABEsEVELLE MALE
Afa0elnp.

NFR. A. c. ELDER having been elected
T1 Principal Of the Abbeville Male Acade-
envy, will commence tho exercises Of the School
on tho lst Monday in january noxt. TIE gov
ernmert Of the School will be rigid The NOR
ale and general department. q tho Students
will at all times receive special attention.
Students will be prepared u anter tie Fresh.
man or Sophomore Class of the South Carolina
College and tbs greatest oase given to their
preparation.
The Scholastic year will be DIVIDED, into two
TERMS. The first will commence on the lst
Monday in January. and continue for twenty
,eight weeks; tho second will begin 90 the q
Monday in September, and continue twelve
weeks.
Tho Tuition of each Glass will be for the
lst Claes: Reading, Writin-, lst Ses 81 Sses
Spelling, and Primary &C.
ography. s!4 90 SO 60
I'd Class: The above with
Geography. History. A.
rithmetic, English Cram.
mar, and exercises.. q. ~@
glish Composition, % 90 90
Sd Class: The above with
nil the advanced English
Branches. 90 90 10 90
4th Class: The above with
Latin and Greek. IS 90 le 90
Boarding can be obtained in desirable fami
lies. and ut reasonable rates, either in tho Vii
lage or country near the Academy
Although it is of the greatest Importance that
all the pupils should be present at the opening
ef the Session, still they may be received at
any time during the term. Students will bo
charged from the time they enter until the close
0f the Session, unless special arrangements are
= made to the contrary.
A. c. ELDER. A. B.
December 20. 1855. sally
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ESTRAY MULE,

WILLIAM A. MOORE. living
w near this place, tolls before Ff4S
ME light sorrel Horse MULE of medium size.
supposed to be about twenty years old and
badly wind broken. appraised by John VI. su,
Der, John c. c. Allen aud John r. Connor, at
ten dollars S. T. GRAYDON.
~ Magistrate.
cokcsbury, March H. 1856 4e.tf :.
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Spring & Sum mer Dry Goods.
HODGES, DEPOT.

TNIIE Firm of ROBERTS ADAMS 4 SMITH
Il was dissolved on the first of October.
1924. 1t is hoped that all persons indebted
VIII come forward and settle by cash or note,
as we arc anxious TO close our old business.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business at Hodges, and at Long
Cane, and by the first of April will have fine
Spring Stock OF Goods,
selected with great care in Now York and Bal.
timore, which We respectfully offer to our
friends and customers at moderate profits
Come and gee, and he your own Judge. We
merely wish to let you know that we are still
here, feeling satisfied that if you will come.
our Goods and prices will please you.
Very respectfully
ROBERTS & ADAMS
Hodges, S. c., March 81, 1856 A. tt
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The State of South Carolina,
A66eaalle District.-In the Common Pleas
Joseph n. Whitner2
49," ' r& : Attachment.
James 9. Speer.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on tho thir.
w tieth day of March, Instant file his
declaration against tho Defendant, who las it is
said) is absent from and without the limits of
this State and has neither wife nor attorney
the said declaration might Deserved 1T is
therefore ordered, that tho eaid Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration, on or
before the thirty.drst day Of March, wliichswill
be in the yearo sohr Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and ffty:si1, otherwisesfnal.a apd al.
eGlnte Judgment viii then zen ;besgiycnn and award.
:ysss Is MATTHEWShioDoNALD, CO r. s.
Clerks Office, Abbeyille District, ~ 5:g
So 1thEch ou' iooo. ,4S aqly1y
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HHH E eB HH@ w
HAS CONI1IENCED!

MEssRS. PERUVIAN d WALLER would
1f1 bog loave to say to tho people that tho
opening Of their srring stock has commenced,
mud they arc now prepared to do evon more
than they promised in thcir advertisement last
month. They nnhc.itatingly sny to all who
nro in want Of CLOTHING already made Tint
they ean suit them oven from, the humble la.
horsr to the n'oat festiiious gent" To those
who prefer having thom made, we sny wo can
fll your eye! s.
And, dear ladies' (for we do lore the ladics. J
you know We cell Calicoes cheaper than any.
body but you will be surprised to behold the
quantity and quality of Mouslain, Baroees,
Tissues. BriIliantes,' Bnthiste, &c Splendid
fOBE DRESSES at tivc Gotiars!
All We ask is to come and look.
". ". PERRYNAN.] ". ". WALLER,
New Market aud Greenwood.
April 4s If
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The State of South Carolina,
: ..lAbbeDsLJe .Dfslss;;yS In E,,;,,,~ /.

? @i9.1@1oos0slde fL'tstssrs.- .---Zp, t.Equsfy:
. MMpa1p ", KlnsMAN. by next friend, va ".
+. WIpsXAN, ID. o. MoCAsLAs, Esq, and AakL1x
Dow11N, Ex'ix., ...H.. q .jla..EiI,
BIZ for Settlement on Wyis. s,.sssss..
FIT Appearing TO my satisfaction hatr William
Il IL WidemaD; onesoft the Defendants, resides
without the limits Of This sState:N On motion by
TnoMsoN3& FA,n. Complainants Solicitors, ordeT-
answer or4demur TO this: Bill within -tliree
months fron. the publication Of tthis} order, or
Judgment Pro Confesso will be taken against
him: = !. w: q. PARKER s.G E HI. s.
= commissio QtRce, Feb 10, 1855, -8m &
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HEN RsYY.. S KERR ] u B !.

HAs also, new cup Pply Z Of BLACKSMITH
u ;aASSTO9LS susbE o. Bellows AnyIs Yieea
Hsamn1ors longs And seEaNs Piatss; md then
.gssn When you hays purph ased sbSys CHEAP forsS
Iron, Eng glah SSSfs buie IA t0ri ia; 0fsss
With Cast ]. Steel sssys Ilstsfs ssssI
ass9ste eH lSt III s.;a.ia ss;.is
81 d.
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,E:i,aaf fstlIas sns.

!. 2 naI 8AtE1 1diQel 50
S5t sHE al EH6ct Bass5STUs sss
~ tate tsaimsk q ifnSE5 lfa3nt MI fsiSE
iEstate Sry Sfs 6BsyilfS sIs;ss
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VARIETY ST ORE

VARIETY ORE
W. ". SHILLIT0,
HAVING become proprietors of the Confec.
IL tionery and Variety Store, ut Ahbeville
Court Houso, respectfully invite the attention
Of the public to their fresh, full aud varied
assortment of t"f
Confectioneries,
FRUITS, CANDIES,
PRESER YES PICKLES. &C.
together with supply of orks-Crack.
crs Sky Rockets, Roman Candles DC, land q
remnant of Toys which will be sold very low,
as we wieh to discontinue that part of the bus.
iness) now on hand and being constantly re.
eeived-and which will be sold Mt unusually
low prices. ~,
They ore determined to keep always on hand,
for the accommodation Of customers, every.
thing in their line that can be called for, and
hope by such attention to tho wants of their
customers, by fair dealing, md low charges to
secure liberal patronage.
They are determined to keep a larger and
better assortment than has ever before been
offered, and all at prices which cannot fail to
satisfy x - s
eN. Gire us trial
Dec. 20, 1856. ~ a3.tf
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New FrelRcla Fashionable
TlILQRINg. -. !.

"a ME subscriber continues his ,busineas in all
II its shranclres, next to the Abbctille Hotel,
where he as I'repared to do any work in his
line, in the hest and most fashionable manner.
sbopto fit in the most unexceptionablc man.
ner Also, for fitting Boys and Children 8
Clothes he respectfully solcits fair triul, as he
is confident Of success. i. 81.
Preference invariably given to cash custom.
ers. !. ~ '.>>.' ~
Fashionable Embroidering done on Roys'
and Chi!dren's clothes, aud al other. sorts of
work. ..'.rE
All work promptly attended TO.
March Is, 1858 IS If
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slaUA ARDIA AN TfuaESea do, liabls. g ssss
Nj coNnt ihkmy Office &rs he efsby 4ot;fi eds
tSnakk tBsi dai RI Il x5hSon or ,6eiorH tie
.dsE Nsxts u Epsnions Ia, d4lhnlt.
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Tailor Shop at Eowndsville.
: GWNVtI. ~ N5ENf. !:

THE Genius of Invention and Ifnt,rpyemcnt
Il Z is abroad in the laud, and although for q
long time ellie confined her skill to building
steamboats, and making railroads, constructing
and teaching the lightning how to
talk, she has not forgotten to make
Great improvements
in tho Art of Cutting and Making Garments.
R. n. CARPENTER. Tailor, at Lowndsville,
wishes the public to know that ho is posted up
In oil the improvements pertaining to his brsi-
ness, and will put up work rs neat, as quick,
and as low rs any muu out No fit, no pay.
March 7, 1856 SIN
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ToBx,s ExpErss.-rhe encouragement which has

ToBY's ExpREss.-The encouragement which has
been extended Fobys since its organization hus been
the cause OF congratulations only to the personal
friends of the worthy proprietor but Of the community large
With the prestige of unbleshed reputation in the city
where he was best known, Mr.. Toby embarked in what
viewed by many hazardous enterprise By ndomitabe per-
severance commemorate spirit OF determination to- at least
deserve success prosecuted the business until he has
brought most favorable and satisfactory result 10 "
self and the public and by his efforts in few weeks has proved
1t TO be no longer experiment, hut permanency in our
midst. @
We are convinced that Of the causes OF its SUGGESTS
ewing 10 the proprietor having been previously known
chant of character sterling integrity for there is perhaps
branch Of trade where qualities indispensable as the
one in which he engaged We glad notice chat the
railroad direction have taken the initiative step in
awaiting themselves Of the services of this express and at the
same time encouraging enterprise that calculated Of
SO great convenience public Al their last meeting Mr.
Toby wasunanmously Jed their special agent for carrying
The They voted him the entire management OF the
baggage dpaAenpacing the mail and baggage cars eNcu
syely under his direction and CONTROL Tohys express Will
hereafter check trunks from to hotels residences or the mai
boats Other important arrangements in progress to DC
completed at an early daywhich will paceit equa!
with those OF the best regulated and systematic in the Union
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ing with both, aud Mr. Hghlleels taking no part in
the discussion. ... -. .....-...-s-.-
Mr. Sensible thought that this contention about big
circulation, the letter-st, ETC., was, more or less,
clap-trap. Suppose the papers alluded TO actually
had as they contended each larger circulation tha
the other? What would that signify, the character
and limits of those calculations being conSlderedl
Which asked Mr. s. is most elfective~-the ire or
ten thousand raw recruits, or that OF one thousand
trained sharrslootcrs, into the ranks Of an enemy!
Common sense could answer the question. Withou
wishing to appear cgotistical, he would suggest that
his speech be published in that paper whose every
sheet went to q respectable and responsible source,
and not in either Of those papers whose sheets went
forth like dead leaves in autumn wind, to be lgno-
minously used at last, perhaps by BARRIERS, grocers
and trunk-makcrs. Is it necessary for ne, asked MI
s., to name the paper am in favor of?
emo! no! not at al p was heard from all parts Of
the meeting; tlIc gentleman is perfectly well under
stoodr' And on motion of Mr.. Thoughtful, it was
ordered that the speech be published in the paper
alluded to by Mr. Sensible.
Mr.. Windy begged leave to offer few remarks upon
the subject for which the meeting was convened.
Said he We the residents Of Lake julia have but
to glance back through the telescope of the past to
discover that, in respect to nundatons and mud we
le;tu II comparatively elysl' llie. 1Hetc heiH oio
ancient Egyptians thousands of whom, BY the annual
over1owings of the Nile, were led to esteem mud as
one of the greatest blessings ofe and lived and dieda
regular nation of stick inthe-muds In classic Venice,
whole generations passed away in the belief that
dry street was waste Of ground intended more for
ornament than use Upon the rivers Of Gina mil
lions of people have popped into being and popped out
without locking upon dry land as anything better than
sort of last resort for those poor bcggars who were
not able to own boats. And in our own country, at
the present time, what do we sce? The farmers Of
the Ohio and Mississippi river bottoms annually re-
building their fences and corll-crbs with rails and
LOGS which the winter fresh fails to carry
awav and deposit in q pickle of mud and other trash
in the forests below. Why gentlemen, if you will on
ly consider
The speaker was interrupted by the entrance Of a
messenger who announced that the lake had nzzed,
and that the Biddies were scrubbing the mud from the
banquettes Also that the sun contemplated a shine.
Thcreupon, Mr.. Crackjoke offered the following
resolution:
"Resolved, As the rain doesn't RAIN and the city
=. needn't drain, that we're pack of id fools, and
shouldn't meet again.
1t was adopted unanimously, and then the meeting
adjourned.
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Ia The ''compliments Of Hope Hail. st. Charles
street. received Saturday evening, arc hereby &C
knowlcdged. The " first juleps Of the season. were
pronounced by testers of such articles, really eX
quistc-in fact, unapproachable nectar. The deli
cious aroma OF the fresh mint lent delightful zest to
the preparation, while the strawbenes--Oh, every
body knows everything about Strawberries SO moth
ing need be said about them. The various liquids
were compounded with rare skill the whole constitu-
ting beverage that would excite the palate Of an
anclortc, and make the President of temperance
society incontinenty take to his heels for fear of
being unable to withstand temptation.
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1unnr,. ,rorrnps-our readers will be pleased to

LYcEuM LEcTUREs.-Ou Our readers will be pleased to
learnhat Dr. A. Could whose lectures on the Theory OF
Probabilities have much attention, will open his
on Astronomy tomorrow evening, at half past
seven o'clock the science to which as he incidentally
remarked his last Lecturer he has devoted his e and which
we doubt not eloquent lecturer will depict in glowing coor
a The Of the sciences shall be proud do her ho
age assuch. ..5t~s---......5. ---
On reference oe advertisement of this course in another
column it will he that the Lycenm Committee announce
such terms admission will place these lectures within the
reach Of every desires substantial and useful instruction
aTsnv doubtless have hesated subscribe to the Lyceum lee
tures under nisapprchenson to the number Of lectures TO
be delivered heretofore announced in the papers
Those terms admission TO all he lectures Of The season IN
Iyceun Hail. by DR. Gould and oter gentlemen seho have 0e
Engaged By tte Committee 55-zs-L
DR. Gouds Astronomy it is now seem may be at
teuded very moderate The opening lecture tonor-
row night will be on the History Of Astronomy from the earliest
i. ,. +
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NEW RoOKS-Thomas L. White Bookseller an(

Staone No Canal street. has lately received Qnte
valuable books besides increase 10 his stock
Of those which have been approved by and experiment
advertisement another column mentions number of
books received by M White that of much Importance and
value that all who can should possess Professional
and all lovers Of literature should pay him visit
In addition to his supply of literary works Mr. White has
very complete library Of law books and reports embracing all
the elementary works. and the valuable commentaries and
dgcSs-ecisions Of the United States State and district courts
civil criminal and ecclesiastical Jurisprudence Gentlemen be-
ongng to tie profession referred 10 his stock.
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Anusen,ents TIlis Evening.

ST.. CHARLES THEATER.~ Mr.. Collins. 9. The Irish
Ambassador :; allow Pay The Rent" and MY Precious
Betsy"
GA1ErY THEATHR,-- Z; The Invisible Prince Tab
leaus z and The play of " Bob Nettles.D
PELICAN THEATER.-Last week of Donettis trained
monkeys dogs and goats also, kaleidescopical illusions
ARMoRY HALL.-Dioramic Panorama of the Rus
sian War. r.
AMERICAN C1RcUs.-Corner Of Baronne and Poy-
tras Streets Every evening IT, -.z ......
THE GREAT BEAR.-The great Australian perform
ing bear at No. 3d. ST. Charles street. Day and evening
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NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREUOUSE.-J. E.
Steel Camp street, has lately received large supply Of
fancy stationery of varied and beautiful kinds
lracng everything needed for counting offices private
who purchases Of stationery make should call
him.
In addition 10 the above, complete assortment Of bacg"T
mon boxes chcntcn craftsmen, inai oiocs, may be
had at place; also wedding papers and envelopes
and wedding waters The assortment is probably large in
every department. any South South west, and should
be examined by every merchant making purchases rs well as
every individual who has purchases to make.
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WINES, BRASDIEs, FRUITS, PRESERVES - R. f.
Nicois Camp street has lately received additions to his
stock Of Wines baudics and other liquors. embracing
every kind quality Of various i'll wood glass
Those who wish purchase should not fail to call MIN and
select which orrs many advantages to
cllEsers.
addition his supply Of wines and liquors, Mr. Nichols has
preserves cora fruits nuts pickles. syrps and other cond
Favorable 10 the tone OF good dinner See
specifying, brands and quality at length
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WINTER SILKS AND String GooDs.-D. P. Scanlan
& Co. Nos u and Charities street, large supply
spring goods III order to make for which they will
sell oil their stock Of winter silks, popin lie laiue
Inns md articles and beoT The opportunity for
purchasing goods Of that description rarely avanta
gcous The stock of spring goods opens to-day, and
braces everything that lie desired Ladies' should call Rnd
examine possible.
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DoSErr1's TRAINED IASINALs.-Those who wish to
see the amount of intelligence possessed by animals,
and the degree of education which they are capable
of receiving should visit the Pelican Thcater early
possible. Signor DonettB troupe Of trained dogs,
monkeys and goats will continue one week longer,
making the last week of their last visit to New Or
leans previous to their departure for Europe.
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LOTTERY OF A MAGNIFICENT PIASo.--A magniti-
cent piano. manufactured by Pcye which the pzc at the
Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1855 is put i'll lottery
in this CITY, and may No 104 Royal There
five hundred chances, two dollars and half Those who
desire to consult fortune in quest of great reward have now
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a REAs race !-Alrrea Inrell ,vho has on exbihi.

A BEAR RACE Alfred Lowell, who has on exhibit
tion here mammoth grizzly offers to match him against any
in Louisiana to of one or two mile heats
upon any in New Orleans The occasion would
doubtless draw as ergea assembage great bear
bull fight and the who has fast nag should insure boil,
animal rider before the start nauch as Brunactag
upon the pnopleo the victor belongs spo might finish
hiseonqnest by q deianes of both.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY-Thc entire stock of
Joseph Hufy No % Camp street rHdcr the City Hotel is
being disposed of greatly reduced rates. and aor highly
desirable opportunity for merchants and individuals make
lccos The stock is complete i'll every department and the
,icles arc all of the first gnaty.
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STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS Books. il. G.
Morgan Exchange Place, adjoining the PostOcc, besides
being supplied with all the standard works of the age, has the
recent and interesting miscellaneous publications of the
day. which he advcrscs very considerable and attractive
number that have recently arrived. Gentlemen who fitting
up libraries, and others who purchasing for present
reading should call Morgan before concluding their pur
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H. N. Smiths CIRCUS, we learn, will leave the
Of aronnc and Poydras streets after to-day Monday
those Of readers who have yet seen had better
early They give performances to our citizens
of the Fourth District the of Josephine and Magazine
Streets Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. This circus
worthy full and general attendance.
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New SPRING GooDs.--J. LcTos 4 Co., corner of
Canal and Bourbon Streets have just received large and ee
giant supply of spring goods embracing the most beautiful dress
patterns Of all styles aud complete assortment OF scRriS shaws
manlas laccs and other accompanying articles. Ladies who
are making provision for display should remember the induce
men Lev DIS & Co. hold out.
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sHIRTs-S N, Moody, corner of Canal street and
Exchange Place, has very fu and complete assortment of
shirts of all sizes qualities and prices, made in the best and
most durable manner extensive stock of gentlcmen fur
nishng goods comprising Ill that is needed for perfect ward
robe can he procured place. Those WHO desire
make purchases Should not omit calling upon him.
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FASHIONABLE SPRING Goops AND EMBRoIDERIEs
Hardy at the cheap store, No 1855 Camp street. has lately
ctived aud opened full supply of fashionable spring goods and
enbrolercs embracing all that is needed for the and
ornament Of ladies' They should call and examine the quality
and price his stock before purchasing elsewhere Some Of
merchandise specified the advertisement which should BIZ
afprrnt
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FASHIONABLE WINTER CLorHING-F. Stringer &
Co. IS Camp street. offer the balance Of their stock of fall
and winter clothing greatly reduced prices, comprising all
ces necessary for gen,lcmens wardobcs in their most
pee arrangement Those who have purchases 10 make Shod
omit calling upon them after referring to their advertise
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CoPARTNERsnIP.-The advertisement in another
column the sale of his interest the firm of Burnett
Bostwick, by Mr.. Burnett TO Mr. Edison Hart The business
will the old stand No Is Camp street, the
former Style,
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SApDLERY AND HARNESS WAREHouSE.-MeSsrs
Lacey Co., 81 ST. Charles street. branch of the celebrated
Philadelphia house of Lacey & Phillips, i'll receipt of
their srin stock which they arc Offering ut small advance
manufacturers prices All in Of either trunks or harness
Sl,o, i'm lul1n anil
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THE DIAMOND LIGuT.-The aptly named diamond
light which product of syvic OIL has deservedly
great degree praise and popularity AS it be procured
third the cost sperm lard oil and surpassc them in
brancy combustion there why should be
preferred The detecting lamps also another improvement
in illumination that should be examined by all Mr.. P Kirk
land { Co. No. IS Common street, the agents.