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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
ARRIVAL FROM RIO JANEIRO.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. ~, IS5l.
The bark Antelope from Rio Janero on the 18th
orsober arrived here last evening. She left tho Grey
Esee, for Philadelphia, and the juniper, for New
York icaling at Rio. The bark Margaret Ridley
nIsd on the 18th October from Rio for New York.
CorfyE was SCARCE and the recsipts light aud
costly old and of inferior quality. Holders we're 6rm
uakse moderate saes at $1,000 to 5250 for inferior,
md $3.50 to $3.50 for better lots. Higher prices
we're anticipated Richmond FLOUR, 22H5OO TO 23i3oo.
The stock Of SUGAR was 500 cases white, sel,og 3
$500 to 81, and 800 cases of brown at 4iOO to 43Oo
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENr-FIvE MEN KILLED
AND FIFTEEN INJURED.

Br. LOUIS, Friday, Nov 90, 1857.
The steamboat Cataract bust her boiler at Lisbon
on the Missouri River on the 18th, killing five per
sons ard scading fifteen others Among the killed is
William Bruce of Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
RAILROAD TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.

BOSTON, Friday Nov. 90 1851.
The railroad tain for New. York via Fall River got
"a the track at Bridgewa.er last night csusos do
tshfion Of five hours. The train was not mucn dam
aged.
:. The StoIngton and Norwich trsins reached Boston
on morning about ) o'clock. The Fall River tain
arrived hero Al Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
DAMAGE TO SHIP JOHN HOWELL.

NORFOLK, Fnoay, Nov. 20, 1857.
Arrived here to-day, ship John Howell, Appleby,
BON Bristol, England, with cargo OF railway iron.
She has lost her topmast, spsrs, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
PUBLIC RECEPTION OF NEAL DOW IN
BOSTON.

BosroN, Friday, Nov 20, 1857.
The public reception of Neat Dow last evening
Ensd fremont Temple, and hundreds were unable 10
~, M. The audience was mainly composed OF ladies'
md Sons of Temperance in regelia The addresses
we're made by the Hon. Henry Wilson, the Rev. Mr..
rcCurdy Neal Dow and others.
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FROST AT AIJGUSTA,

AUGUSTA Ga, Friday, Nov. 70, 1857.
We have been Visited with killog frost here, and
it's believed to have generally extended to other parts
f the State Ice has formed here from half az inch
10 % inch In thickness.
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THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Friday, Nov 70, IooT.
The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, from Bostoa for
liverpool, arrived here this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Canada sailed for Liverpool a. I, o'clock this
afternoon. having occupied about ten hcuIS longer
han usual in steaming down from Boston.
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THE STEAMER HENRY b. BEACH.

BAtTIMORE, Friday, NOV. ~, to1I.
The steamer Henry b. Beach, OF Cromvelis line,
caught hre IN The hreroom last night, and nsIov
escaped destruction. The frenen extiozuished the
tre. The steamer was damaged 10 toe extent of
10000 or $4,000, and her machinery considerably
injured.
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SENTENCE OF A MURDERER.

ST. JOIN, n. F.. Friday, Now 20, Io57;
Patrick Ssvin jr., implicated in the murder OF the
Mckenzie family was to-day sentenced to be hung on
the 4th Of March next but the sentence will probably
BE- commused 10 Imprisonment for life.
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TuE LATEST NEWS.
...-, RECEIVED BY
,s.cNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

-, p,s,~teh TO The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. 20, 1897.
The Committee Of the Common Council o. WOW.
York arrived here this morning and present. wv
pox< Office matte. to Gov. Blown. iney p'Vr'''
% ortinus Beekman street from B'oso~" ,a''1eA
go, and Of the Park to Park Place. tnus In
.,...;n. n, .ize Of the angle for the Pos' omce'
and .eps,stipr Il wholly for public purposes Iaey
,roUo,e a from. exceeding three hundred ieo' cn
ths new stree! upon the terms offered nero
1870. ocO). This proposition is backed BY lsree
;oaueyces ard 10 recommended So to inddce r'ss
master General Brown to recede from his favor1e
location ca Chambers st.eet. This proposition
w,, submitted to the Cabinet, but no determms.lon
-.s arrived at previous 10 adjournment Inc
Cabirst win consider the matter temerro" sgaln'
when Goal decision will probably be reached.
Tas district appointments are not yet designated,
INIT the ssrersI programme is well understood,
vh;ch !. 70 take effect ct the expiration of the CON-
,,;,.;on. If the present ofceholders in February.
NJ, pitt ia 20 be Marshal, MI Solden Postmaster,
Mr. Jones Navy Agent, Mr. Ould Or Mr.. Lsaox
District Attorney, Mr.. Flynn Superintendent Of
TIE Public Printing.
Tho President avows ii to be his intention to
sustain Mr.. Harris of The Union for the m onopoly
Of the public printing, thus continuing the present
dynasty, since the same parties are really inter
ested
Lord Napier gives q concert and party to night in
compliment to Sir WIN. Gore Ousely.
The rough draft Of the Message is now being
copied by the Private Secretary, in order to be
rsdy for sub mission to the Cabinet. The whole Of
was prepared by the Presidents own hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
TIE OHIO RIVER.

CIScISNATI, Friday, Nov. 20 1857.
There are fteen feet Ct water in the channel OF the
liver at this point, and 1t is falling.
The weather to-day has been cloudy, and We have
had light snow -stoim. The mercury this evening Is
taD6ipg at l7o above zero.
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SHAREHOLDER EXPL0SION-O ONE MAN
KILLED AND EIGHT INJURED.

MONTREAL, Friday, Nov. 90, 1857.
A steam boiler in Paiges fouudery at Cliff ltown
exploded this afternoon, kilUg one man and severely
hjurips eight others. The building was blown iuto
runs
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THE RHODE ISLAND BANKS.

n, PkoVIDEScE, K. J., Friday, Nov %, ISJ1
tse following Ia the statement Of the Rhode Island
S3ss. rot including tbi. city, 10 Nov l6:
LIZA % s043 9s5
-'Psns'.s'...... 1853 go specie.......... 10 ss1
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THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMERS
GALVESTON AND OPELOUSAS.

NEw.URLEANs, FRIDAY, NOV. ~ IoJ''
There wRs meeting here last night OF tue Psssea-
ge Of the steamers Galveston and Opelousas. Keso-
tons passed strongly condemning tho lack OF dis
epline on both boats which was asserted was the
osuse Of the objectionable accident.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHiLADELPHiA, Friday, Mo-. 20 1857.
locks dull. Penn ,ylvspia Elves, 81; ReSdins
sas'1osd 80 Morris Canal so; Long Is.snd Railroad
~ rsnnsylysnia &silroad, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

THE WEATHER AT NEWFOUNDLAND.
ST. JOINS, N f., Friday, Nov. ~, 1857.
Since Yesterday afternoon the weather here and of
Cape Race has been quite mild and oalm, but foggy
Along the coast.
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10 NE Associated Press

WAsHINGToN, Friday, Nov. 90, 1857.
According to the present intention, Ex-President L,
sar Of Texas viii be appointed Minister to Ncsragaa
The ssirs of Utah occupy the attention of the Ad-
ninistrahOn but no definite action has yet been taken
n view of the lste edvices from that Territory.
Sir Vim. Ouseley will, by appointment, hsve for
nal interview with the President tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
CLOSING NAVIGATION ON MISSISSIPPI.

CHICAGO, Fnday, Nov. ~, 1901.
The Mississippi is full of ice, and navigation north
q Dubuque lie now closed for the season.
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rxFcPrIyE COMMITTEE.

ia y a =. l h.fs-
4 A DeaDsl,
Gen. Joaa Lloyd,
SAT- ne. ?, Diasmors,
G. Y 3. Roosevelt.
Getsrd Stsyvcsant.
Corslsntt Palmer,
J. Aug. Hsclilton,
SaCyel Delsmst-r.
Simeon Bsldvin,
Feed Z. Msthef.
George Z. 6utisr.
Jacob L. rodse,
Thomas Suiirtn,
VIM X Suong
Cfs:les Oakley
Iotu A ke1noty
T.. D. 4 F.shAL
Dsvi1 Wsssa8
ND1 bl.en
sJnn sc gi.sn.
Andrew Gsthss.
Joha L. Riksr,
y -,son q Hunt,
IGA T. Whiting,
Ludwig Senior.
Piohsid A ess5ns.
!chn e Dewitt.
Joan StopEenioa.
ThocB { Sn.ti.
DAME. Bovlsy,
Geo 7. SttoBs,
lay Isrvts
Rotsit r. laws
Joha A. Kerr
Cue A COaovsf.
Vim. y. A1thoB.
Robert n. S,s1tos,
Adm. Uo:sSns.
e D Eo.sAn.
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EsHNN MEisis.. g., ).
! EJM ARNlNGtl

Ef3fE Sdecided superiority sf.RORABACKS
:1sssscO INBOUND CHEMICAL tSOAP--ifs
.beidg made ih five minutes, costing ONLY three
sq6asters of p gent per pound, .being made with.
St1EsIcY Or Sfease, has excited All interest and
sSuf y IN, thes n,intis Of some, that pcrlap,
axSi,Jd fad tfiep ipt9 unpleasant difficulties.
10 for tle teneftof those unacquainted will,
$t6eEaatafe ef PMcats and Patent Laws, that ws
insert this cdntion ffar il ID presumed that no
ge1itl S.po just apd hoJorable man woy.i a..
itSs5 The Rscipe, witt bout proper aull,os.
5{ys eScn shodId hi tinsit otherwise
q AFss @onld bare 81 ses tlfnt any person using
s6kia Resp Fin any way Sig fringing upomsaid
T. expect TO s,,fIsIt lieu uiplost penalty of
etehs Law, for II will. 10 rdnptly siiiSfcsd
sstfsst extent Iplogy M eoinpromiss
SIlsNS Id control of g6e Slate q nd our as
IA authority IA SCH Fo,niiv Rscl,,s
ti,iis ohtsiu isi sights by
%: tls ind fatieable
mn ID ,Le
81 n 3}sEf ssicsTdDRRL;ASpss
III q ia e. iie; foralIo bsueii,
n3 - no ~ md 5tf foscd uron ii.
ssssSs sIss lsr ii;s 'nsnalsesSl. sss .eot q
e SHS5S66dk q fofe Hat GHS Sssefqjon encouraging
1Ssss5s ;yls tSeIp aud aptirsly falss..o
siHctpst nscd are t.sold in
tie DssHlct now, INT t.wiIisLe noon. 4 :,,55
4E 50. ~ ". ~ FetA9Y - "' "
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PLANTATION GOODS.

Our Stock Of pia:.ta.ion Goods is very large.
which we sell nt Columbia prices, consisting Of
ke'scyf. Georgia Plains. White aud Grey Ban-
ksts; and every body says t!,nt hns seen them,
mat our GiOHA Ans, &c, are decidedly tho
bcat and cheapest they ever saw. Call and sc,.
'ur stock of the above Goods: YOU will find il
to Your advantage to do so, if you want t. buG.
W: invite each and all Of our ,.,i,n.ruils
friends, and the public generally, to call and ex.
ammo our Stock. which ut all tiues tax.
great pleasure III showing, and warrant rs rep
resented.
as every article is markell til, lowest al which
1t can be sold no d"vinti"n whatever will b.
made from the first price asked.
Abbcvillc &. H., Oct -, ISJG 2su
60 Independent Press copy.
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CONFECTIONERY.
Sicrif3 SaIo.

Ri virtu" Of snndry Writs of Fi.ra F:ras
a. - To ne directed, | will sell ut Abbcyil],.
Court House, on the first Mondny an, Tuesday
III March next within the legal hours OF sale
the following property, to wit:
C7 Acres Of Land. more or less bounded, bv
Elias Banks, Sam'l G.. Ednunds and others M
the property Of Charles Banks, ads Wud. 4
Crawford and others.
All the interest that I. Holt has in n Tract of
Land containing Coz Acres more or lcs-, boun
dc'i BY Jno Gray, Estate Of y. Houston and
others, 'is the property of ]. Holt, ads. II A.
Joncs'and others.
900 Acres, more or lessee bounded by Chas.
l!endy, E.state "r Thos Fulton and others. ~.
the property uf Jas. Gillian and VIM. Mu,jl
ada ID. NJ. Wardlnw, 5. Lockrid.r and others
ILL Acres, more or lcss, bounded bv Juo
Young, Thos McBryde and others. as til: pro,,
erty Of Jno. Crcsw ell. ads. J. J.. NcComb md
others
800 acres Of land. more or lcSs bounded Lv
W. i. Jones. Jns. killingsworlh and other, Il,
ct al.
13O Acrcs. more or less. bounded by Jas. Goth
ran, Arch. Boyd and othrrs, as the property Of
Stephen w. Willis. ais. Il. W. Lites ond Others,
G6 Acres, more or loss, bounded by S. G.. Ed.
mlnds. $. ~. Edmunds una .o,Isrs, NJ tho IRON
erty Of II. W. Barratt. ads ". II. Parker, Com.
6O Acres. more or less. bounded by j. p
Graves, Peter Gilrbeuu and others, as the prom
crty Of T. Z. Gilbert, ads. Carmichael L. Bean
and others.
Negroes, Charlotte. Jane, Maria and child
rs the property of c. B. Houston. uIs. W. II.
Taggart and others.
Horses and two Mules. as the property Of
Mathis d. Sale, ads. I: Is McCord, j. II. Turner
and others.
l Negro Boy, as the property of W. S. Bob
ertson, uds. i. Nelson, Wilson g. Williams and
others.
- Negro Woman narcus. as the property Of
Mary G ordoI, ads. Il. NJ. Chris,iun and Others.
TERMS CASH.
II r. COCHRAN, s.. A. D.
Sheriff's Office, Feb. 9.~le57. 42-tsd
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
"i2oo PriHcs amounting to. S!uI OO(
Whole Tickets, Sl0--Halve5, s5-Quartcrs, Sc
Plan of the Lottery,

Whole Tickets, SlO--Talves, S5--Quartcrs. So so
Plan Of the Lottery
lhe numbers from | to $4,000. CORRESPONDING
win those Numbers on tho tickets. printed on
separate slips oi. paper. are encirrlcd with small
ln tubes and placed in one wheel.
The first al..rrizcs similarly printed and en-
circlcd, are placed in another wheel. The wheels
are then rcr"lvcd, and Il number is drawn from
ehewhecl OF Numbers, and at the same time n
frIze is drawn from III" other wheel The Num-
Der and Irize drawn OUT mro opened and exhibit.
ell to the audience, and registered by the Com.
inisSoncrs The Prize being placed against the
Nupl'cr drawn. This operation is rrprutcd nm
til I'LL the Prizes are drawn out.
AUTHORIZATIONS iRIzrS.--1hc two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers TO those .lra W.
ing th" first l2 Prizes will he entitled to the
le Approximation Prizes according TO tho
Scheme.
5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined hy the
last figure OF the Number that draws the $50
o00 Prize. For example. if uI. Number draw
ing the 900 Przc ends with No l, then all
The Tickets where tho number ends in will be
entitled To 500. II The number eutls~with No
2, then all ;he Tickets where the number ends IN
will bc entitled to $40, and 80 on to o.
CERTIFICATES cf Packages will be sold at the
following rates. which js the risk
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
." 10 Half 40
10 Quarter 90
In ordering Tickets enclose the money 10 our
address for tho Tickets ordered, on receipt of
which they will be forwarded BY first maIiL-
furcliaseis, can havo tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The. List Of drawn Numbers aud Prizes will
be sent 10 purchasers inlned ediately after the
drawing.
Purchasers vii, please writ. their signatures
PLAN and give their Post Office. County und
STATE -
Kenember that every prize is drawn, and paya.
ble in full without deduction
All prizes of one thousand dollars aud under
pa'd Immediately "iter the drawing; other prizes
at tho usual time Of thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential
fnze. e.ItSksts cashed or renewed in other tick:
sts at either Office.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates OF
Packages Of Tickets either to
$. SWAN g. CO., Atlanta, Ga,
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
Feb. is, 1857. 43 g.
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY
AsjGsIST.A, GA.
bleached Shirtings and Shectings.
WILLIAM SHEAR

ehAA IAAASS eillu SutCIlllSS.
WILLIAM SHEAR
AS received from New York. the f..llowin.
l.. choice makes "f lslcachcd SIlIRrINtiS s
and H!lEETlNGS, which hc will sell for cash ut
at drcidedy lower prices than they can br pir.
chased on the usual credit terms:
New York Mills ii Bcachci SiIRTINt:S:
" Watcr-Twist New York Mills II Blcuchcd
SlIIRrlNGS;
White Rock Il soft finish Blcachcd SHIRT
INGS:
White Rrork IL Wacr-Tw:a, Bi.acl.cL
j.onStlnlc Al l1.cachcd
Manchester 4 i l;leaclrd
I.oc"ni; IL
Bates Mills : s"it finish I;!.arlci
III Blcnchca .\il,mda!c Sli EE.IINGS:
- Bicnchrd Hamilton
IS l."cania Brachui LANES;
Also
Graliirvil!" and Augusta !. $ and 4 Brown
HifiSllHGS and SIlEErlNGS; August Il and
Richmond Factory S ounce OSNAECltC;S. unL
Georgia STRIPES, 4. the Manufacturers prices.
TIL. public are respectfully requested 10 call
and examine the assortment,
Augusta. Feb. !, 1857. fl If
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White Teeth, Pcriinas.L Erc"h and Esau':iM
Completion, b. acquired by using the I,,!,
tf a1housand F2owcrS." What Lady or gentle.
man would remain under The curse OF n Disagree.
nblc breath, when by using the Z" "Eo!n "fa
Thousand Woutrs" MS Il ,.ntIfrcr, would no,
only rcnderit sweet, bat leave the t"":l, as white
US alabas,er? Many persons d" not know their
i'rcath is bad, and the suliects su delicate their
friends will never mcnon il. Beware OF coun.
:crleits. Be sure cuch hottie il signed
+tts.f .FErRIpCE d Co, ~ Y.
eB For sal. by ell Druggists.
Feb. %, lc57. III cow,;:n
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An Ordinance OF tho Town of
Abbeyille. S.. G..

- Be it Ordained 6n the Torn Council of -ljjc
stiitet and by thu. aufh9ritv of tie same:
- That from and after the date OF thi. Orh
,,ancc, no Stallion oi Jack shall he rxhibi.rd in
the .Pnbc-Sqnarc, or III amy Street i'll the Town
.nf Abbeyillc
>. Aud for every volfion of this Ordinance.
the person or persons:o oil"n,in-, shall he Liable
10 pay fine Of Ten Dollars and costs, for each
uud every such offence.
jm Town Council, this ilc Twenty Fourth day
"f February, i'll the year "f "nr I.o'd OLc Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Fifty -Scvcn. and in
.the Eighty First year Of the Independence Of
itl,c United States. of, America : -
j. e. WILSON, Intcn.I,nt.-
Feb. 2i,1sE. : ~ - 1t
EB Prose copy twice!.- -
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The friends Of Gen NJ l.. EoNliAM respectful
~ announce him as Candidate. for seat in
thc Z. $. House Of Representatives., to fill the
Facs4cy occasi"ncd by the death Of The lio;r
Preston $ Brooks.
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FOR CONGRESS.

The friends Of II. X. SPANN. Es,i.. respect
fn'iy announce him US Il Candidate Tor II seat in
the U. S. House Of Representatives., to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of Hon Preston
S. Brooks
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Col ARTHUR SIMkiNS, Of Edycfic!I, is
announced by his friends as - Candidate for Con
grcss to fill the vacancy occasivncd by the death
Of Col. p. S. Brooks
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A ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and U!ilitvI

VIE undermined having purchased the Right
OF Warlick's PL O w. Patented Arril
:s'i, 1890, will s,lI Plantation Rights, ,.r
low '...... ................ 81 "a.
VIII furnish pattern Stock wi;l, small Sco,.
Ter. at Mr. $. l.. Bonds Shop in Grccn
wood, r.................. ............... II,
mith""L '''""trr... ................... On
II! deliver /" Older at Plantation. pattern
Stock with small Sr"M.r, or 1t, convent
cut Depot on Rail Road. ..... :,nn
",.,''' ~, cc"ntf. ............ LOO
The above1'riccs incuIc the Right
H. 5. KERR, Esq. is our authorized Aren,
ut Ahbevil!c G.. H. from whom Rights cuil h.
obtained, and at w!,c". store the r!uw can Lc
srrn.
This Plow, from, it's simple structure, duraLil-
NY. lightncss of ,ir:iuwlt, ca-.. of ,nnuu-,,;rut
adaptation to the different Shares ,scI in thu.
cultivation o. the f,tm. and consequent cl.cnr
ness, IL c",nmeadimg iil:lf to general uSr us
Sure-'"r Ftnni"y h"p!'mc"! wherever tried.
tllIl. Il. ANDREWS
greenwood, =. G., Oct. Il, ISj6. a5ly
We. th" und"rs;..m"%, having examined and
tried the Wnriir% l'!nw. concur in the alloy,
t"n''nend'Iiona. JAMES CRE.aW ELL,
JOHNSON SALE,
Il. VI. WHITE:
SAINT. MCGOWAN,
LAKklN REYNOLDS,
EOB"r W. LIrES
4. " IDEMAN
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.. We are authorized 10 announce Col. y. G..
SUN MER Il Candtat: for Congress. to fill the
vacancy .oecasioneI by The death Of Col. i. =.
i. Brooks., ~
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SOAP! SOAP! SOAP!!!
The INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE !

! d 1oNS, having purchased the Right for Alb
I'D bcvl!c District To make and sell 6sOr:,-
back's Patent Compound Chem
s";;i sDap, Is now prepared to sell Family
l'Ighis on reasonable ter,n+ The advantages
which this Soap Possesses over any other which
Is now "r VII! ever hereafter hc in Use, are these
In the first place. yon can make tho finest and
most beautiful Toilet Soap, highly pcr(uncd and
: richly r""rd 1T a cost U'uying the chemicals by
| wl.ocsal".) of only -Four Ccu,s per pound.
In the second place, ynn can make the prett-
est, wl't"st. nnh incest Washing Soap at n coSl
OF only three quarters OF Il cent per pGInd-sJ
cents for hundred pounds
La tho third plncr, after having obtained Il
kcclpc--w'lich will be given YOU at the time You
buy your Family Ki.ht--vou can, III | 8 minutes
at Il cost of only 1hirty Lcnts make two barrels
out Of ono "t Ley Soap, nnd the two after they
have bc"n ,l"u!cd, will he better Soap than the
first barre! Wa.
In tn" fourth place. this Soap will clean the
skin better ( people dispos.:d TO doubt it. we
VIII prove what We say, by arply wing it to two
or three bnys-or, rather young ineu--who wear
boots outside Of their pants almut town. and il
WI! wash clothes winter, and with less wishing.
than any other washing compound now in use.
~ pocket handkerchief, or piece Of honespnm,
may he Gipl"u into II tar bucket, drawn
through carriage wheel, until it is completely
covered with tar, or grease aud black lead, and
then i'll three wasus in coN ,ratcr. (of con- 81 1t
white 10 it originally w:s. No other S"ap will
90 this. IL will take grease out of floors and
friend rcnarkcd 10 tis the other day, that lie be-
lirvri II would 70 ,li:ou.!. IN inch pa,k after
little paint. tar or grease. And ladies' all you
w;io have hn.l',s wiu need cleaning up and
ien"'at'na. ii you W III sen" them mp
day. 1T wont do I" apply R"EABAcK tu them III
cold weather, unless you give them some money
!" bay WARM tl"ihcS with the .cs danger of
S''!rc "i 'hrn taking violent colds We promise
ihat you vii! b" utterly i7toun.:i when they re.
turn hoIn". Iou will hardly believe that such
chang" in Appearance could have been, Effected
i'll short Il time.
;" now, to be scriouE. {ar "" Lrrvc We are
not dishonest enough to advise our own people
our own 'rIrnds, our own relations, do IL lhin:.
which Will br OF no hcuciL To them. and whicl,
must result un!'v"r'biv To us) we advise every
la'n'v I" procure :; Right. There il not Fun.
iy III Ab'mvIii.: District. doing ANY washing
at I'LL, wlin .i"rs n"i iiiccn DnllhrS wurti, o:
soap II" II year; and !,v l;oE,rAcKs Erripr, you
can n'h" l"ur RIGHT clear. the first year. II is
liz" like Il Goat u. Il pair Of Pant,-in two Years,
AT 'i'' "'i.=iu". they are worn "utthi4 lasts YOU
your Lifetime.
Ah''cv'il" G. H.. Feb. ~. 1857: ,!I.f
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-26

Ladies' Cloth and Velvet Cloaks,
AT NEW YORK COST
WILLIAM SHEAR will sell the remainder Of
w his stock Of Ladies' Cloth and Velvet
ClOAkS and Cloth TALMAS. ut New York
cost The assortment enlbrqccs those Of tho
iatcst aud ocst styles.
ALSO =.
Some very handsome MOURNING CLOAKS,
some of extra Size to all Of which the attention
cf the public IN respectfully inyitd.
Jan. 81, 1857. 80 tf
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-02-26

CvluMri,. Feb. 81, 1851.
Coffo"-Ihe market was quiet hut steady
yesterday, without any ma,c,ial OF 1notab!e
change in prices from those of the previous. day
the supply was light and the demand moderate,
at former prices, viz: II "a Is cents extremes
most sales ll4 Gc l2l cents.
CHARLESTON. February -, 1857.
CoHon.-Tho riarkc, WAS unchanged to-day.
Sales Of ,2I2 bales, at liz To l3s.