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DIED.

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agea 10 ya&x
family nsited ~ her funeral an fsah
Monday asasrAoos nj
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Turrr@ Cmpa'rtS made tAsss AS~~~s rxswa ssssnd
the rnarksss stealing WHENEVER tbsr nd eh.ncs The
p4icr should k.sr q uoa~ efscs~ns wsAxh
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FFrKRAzs -gsueb hiatus one az oldest and most
respected siSeas died On FRIDAY ersnias aged seynss
one aud sias as asarsed ~ day, ut q ssst p m trpm
hs Residence s1 u ss~s~t DeM i1th Mr. Ennis Stots
who was sxsg wears Of see, died y~sadsy xnd viii i've
rsed fis afternoon " sor clock, from his resaence
un Eichth street east nsuu Mss.sclsnsussx xreaus %
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WAsHixoros TsaE~Tspr "a prosEcrrus has bseu is
sued lo daisy Journal To be caied the washsng
ton Trssssria and 10 advocate tine s~rss1< the cats
OF the District Cd G@uGiia ndssnndent 1 passv
sect and without iesr or iaros Mr. Kendrack psb
iisf- lisa rsssssss'i ~ -lisria and pleas
ant ifs~ e
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CHHx1xsa DerKr. tiae II John Essex had
been given 10 fe jury, the Aeok up the case ID
Francis Peny icalorsds charged with assault and hss
terry. with intent 10 KIN gsis BgBry sAss The par
got into suaul aAd the desena~nf iu'-t-d ase
we're wound with axe tae hess a. Mrs. n T7e
Jury returned rersirf al entity ga Indicted and s4se
court seatnned hirn To Asee years prasourrf IN sae
pe1aitentaxIy. ~ OF 8
The ID Benjamin Ssgie charged ~sA murder are
fore siedA siich st fo 4ssa Yesterday, csxsed
and postponed unfii Mnndss
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I,EKMENTKD Liquors A Trez1ise . Brc~isg,
~ WmnMmG AaraermF M1nssdssnrsnR Sagns
~ac val k~e~n Ssssrs, mcsaang AAs ssS vHr ssa,
M~t~iaxy
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

ST.. LouIs, August 81, 1853.
Paul Emile Dssdun, a colonel in the Hayten
army and Mr.. Montford, the head OF commercial
house In Port au Prince, the object OF whose pre-
sence in this country Is 10 induce free negroes to
emigrate " Hayt have arrived in this city.
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ROA1D IN SOUTH BROOKLYn.-ELxGAsTLYT FOX
~ nishod apAtmens hus olAss kousA witn taree MI
mules wall Of Houh ferry; the family small and without
children Apply 81 IS Cougcss street ree doors
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CFORf tHEAD A REGATTA WILL TAKF
~ from the foyt thirty SIKH street. Eas, river, on
sept O. 1893 Frst race flee foi all shell boats slns
sculs, 70 .oved BY amateur orrsnaen-frs prize
trance Zee W fecnrd prize, 90 Second foY VI
log bcsts two par OF SOULS. outrrvera-arst nj
enwan-e fee, "; second pfi2e ~ TA'S rec Tor II
inc ooa's one 9sr ~ scu'isfrSt prize 40 eutsan-e
refl4f ~rfrs rs swtrsxne.' ne sasF ~ w reer VI
:cc' q Ihirty sx'h stree. FaF' river 4 A-l4 4.
mrsi - -; 2incnsa JOSIE = ever. uiae Tess
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DANCING ACADFMIEs.
WATCHES, JEWELI,Y. &C.

~ vs.ehes.=DAIls improved safety tentfss lever
watches end pocse chronomesra These The
best poss aud from tho csrs.rl r5anrgr
snd the application OF tempered rngs Anf coropessa
tc balances they emineny suits Tor al orns,ss @y
supplied ether with or viayut aut mofs.
pTices Watches for the Spanish aud American trsGe
msenfdcerty ecbelshed eescs and tss Orderp
" Davis chrrncmeer and wssch msruAr'treY Ie Uppe
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AT MEE1IYa or HOWARD Engine COMPANY
"A No "a, held al the engine house. on Monday evening
Angus 90 1883 the following resolutions unAnimoasy
Adoptefs-
a. q. Boger Broiber Noe u3 an los Bank for
thel bcuntif supply OF rsfresamenis fgrBhsi the
ls5S
Resolved That these resolution. BE Published in the New
York Herald Jun AZ H. Coz FofenAr.
AspnIw EorLkY, sscra,sry
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
CHoLYRA BATKs-THE STEAMBOAT INV HAVEN
" Captain Anderson vii make m EXCURSION 10 The CHOLERA
Banss on sunday seplember leaving CHAMBER street at g.
Pier T. NORTH river Al ~ snf Pecx sip ri O'Clock rare
for gentlemen VI, ladies', o. cents.
U,H1 FISHING AND SHOOTING SEAsoN-THE YACHT
LkNNis Captssr keerey, WI leave he Pe1uo House
from rorvish ane sienngon for N0nisuk Block rssaa
ksrhss usyArd and cruise and return Frasy Satfr
tsy IA an tsede tvirishee at9 whsung kun ani
boA srtts Ia here frtgreni chances for
1e.ses e. nc rsgT tsfsg srornts Parties Of sr q
rtnsr on board Tor the cruise. Letters subject
nay he At4rtfseftsC II. SMITH. New Lcrdon.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DIX GsRNO RROoKHs DANCING ACADEMY ssi
~. Br0rme atrtei viii OPEN for The season 90 esday
fept y dsS AL tAs Fashionable faEcea "a Chi
q Lessons Parties W sbig V sCbscybs Apply
d,stsT Hours OF tuticn CHASER tuesdays AID Frrsys
from 70 p M Tor adles AMI AID from 10 0ls z.
NJ for genilsmen Wedn ssssJs SATURDAY. Tor children
from sto6 Pltvse lessons AZ hours not occupied
By olas,es. LADIES' primary clssses msruced by Mrs.
HrooseA
NADINE LUBY FEUtLLE sTE MIS-. KATE LTBY
l all bod her nrss assembly for he her
teny for 1anclnE ard cashcreA B,eeckfr street On
Wednesday evening Sertembert
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UTATCHEs WATCHER
The subscriber N b. sneu IA ws street for ne past
ve1ty years 10 se,llr gcd and wA.cssp N al aesrp
tons re.s at less tasn usls prices written guarAr;es
u given with every watch Nschss taken In excaznRs:
watches cleaned Anf repaired In hs mArner At ss an
us1s prices GEORok q ALLFN importsr OK watches ard
je~e~y Wholesale and retail No IL Wal street second aor
BrcadwGY.
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FURNrTTR F.

ErAHHLLnD CHAmBss BuTys OF vUarrruaa ~
~ Sn cosors sad rIies whoiea retail Al pyfces fr
oB And upwards NAhF IN wARn, nj risnsi sss.<s "a
Ne g. fcur doors go Of Broad vaT, rs- Tom
UuRNITURE "A FAIR VALUE GIVEN IN READY
NJ money for Furniture. cares books uasrtlrgs Ac,
o. l2s sx'b avenue, beiween Mail sns tenth aree NJ a.
DLIMP10E'S skCRETlRY Bx1STxAD FEARLY SAWS
re1., 1N~va~fs rttl~-
room ino ~ sf,sst seeehg ssytoeut Sd weoles.is.
Egos1w~.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
-ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

n hBDEpILIE OIS1RlC1.
DICIIARD C. STARR, who is in custody OF
LII the Sheriff Of Abbcville District, by vir-
ture ofa Writ Of capias at satisfaciendum. at
the snit Of John n. Hamilton, having filed in
my off &c, together with schedule, ON oath, OF
his estate and effects. his Petition to the Court
Of Common Pleas, praying that he may be ad-
mittcd to the benefit Of the Acts Of the Gene
raj Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent
debtors ~
1t is Ordered, that the said John A. 1Iamil-
ton, and II other the creditors, to whom the
said Richard G. Starr is in any wise indebted,
be- and they hereby summoned, and have
notice to appear before the said Court, at Ab-
beville Court House, on the Fourth day Of Oc-
t,ber nextsto slew cause, if any they can, why
the .prayerSofit the Petition aforesaid, should
not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c. p.
Officeiof Common Pleas.
AtbevlIo Dis, June 2S. 1853. l0-3m
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HAV1NG sold my entire interest of C oods
IL to Gen. W. ". Perryman, / take this
method of returning my sincere thanks to my
numerous friends and customers for their rery
kind and generous support to me for the fl ye
years have been in business in this place and
vicinity. / would bespeak for the General,
an increased continuance of the same.
by reference to Pcrryman's Card you will
see that am 10y his kindness) retained as clerk,
and can only say that will do every thing
IN my power to make your business traisactions
agreeable nnd profitable. q = r
Wv. WALLER.
Jan. II, 1858. 81 If
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LISH
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. LOUISVILLE, Ky.
June 16 1858 7 At
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TNllE Subscribers having disposed Of their
l. entire stock of DRY GOODS in the es-
tablisllment known as CHAMBERS & MAR
SHALL, at Abbevllc G. H., S. c.. begs leave
to recommend TO their friends and the public
generally their successors, Mcssrs. JOHN
GRAY d. JAS. Il. ROBERTSON. who will con-
duet the business under the style and title Of
GRAY & ROBERTSON.
These gentlcment are we'll known by us as
entcrprising and correct business men, and we
cheerfuliy recommend them TO our friends and
patrons rs worthy their patronage.
eB Mr.. JOHN GRAY, is our authorized
Agent t" settle all accounts due by or to the
iirm of CHAMBERS Il MARSHALL, and we
earnestly request those indebted to make carly
settlement, as it is absolutely necessary for US
to close our business at Abbcville Court House
and the adjacent country.
CHAMBERS 4 MARSHALL.
Columbia, S. c., Nov. 80, 1857 81 If
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Notice to Creditors.

i Creditors of RICHARD b. FULTON
are hereby notified to present and prove
demands on or before lst day of OCTO.
iext All demands not presented by that
= i'll be barred.
.,.ezg4. WIN. II. PARKER, cE,A.D,
amissioner's Office,
june 2sth, 1858. 10 Sm
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M0 ORE x QUAIFE.

TNHIS Skx HING their Banner. on the outairss
Il walls and under it will. saw that tIiay
have just received one of the largest and best
Stocks of
Clotnng, Crookery, ana Ury Gooos,
ever imported into the District of Abbeyille.
All of which have been bought for CASH,
and which will be sold for fC A SII. !. cheaiSer
tnan ..n any ono ean. buy on Time, I've care not
Many have come And have eel, con yinced of
the truthfulhess of our assertions but there are
some son VINO yet cling tother fond idol-we mean
time. OF those we regret to take our last fare.
we'll, unless it be when they have Cash to spare;
tnen II is we VIII give them prices That wilfnot
rise up and make them afraid, bnt Will encour-
age ana cheer them on:'f$ls may oe necessary
:or us 10 state tnat we nave maze arrangements
Coods -; " .S'o a.. ~. ny "r ~ 'o1 IT "
der this arrangement and with the Goods al.
ready received, weHattcr ourselves that none
VIII bc obliget to leaEe our quiet little Town un-
satisfied rs 4regar dsal Price and quality.
We nowShand &you short list of the new
Styles altdsRrices In the first place.
rNn rgl, ruu
WV AeS SOA1ais,
from Auction from I2I cents to 100 dollars
Honiten Lace Sets
from Importers. from 10 to 25 dollars:
BRILIIANIS, at l24 cents;
Ladies' COTTON HOSE. at 61 cents;
Ladies' IIANDK KERCIIIEFS, ut 6t cents;
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& IA. ME D~

VIE subscriber having purchased the inter
4 est of w. w. Waller, would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the very liberal pat.
rouagc given 10 the old firm.
He feels deeply the obligation he is under to
the many kind friends who have stood Ly him
tor the six years of his manhood, and business
life, through evil as well as good report
And while he does not offer to sell goods for
cost prices. he knows the motto Live and let
Live, and will conduct business accordingly.
lie Is happy 10 announce that he still retains
the service of the agreeable and inlefntigable
Waller. who will act as chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale Of goods He is also
fortunate Ill holding on to Messrs. Appleton
and White who will be as Industrious polite
and attentive us ever. TF N"'
W. W. PERRYMAN.
Jan. H. 1858. n tf
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The Clear Starchers Friend

WILL give finished and beautiful gloss to
w Collars, Shirt Bosoms. and to all linen.
muslin and cotton goods; it will be found or
assistant in whitening clothes, and is warranted
to contain nothing injurious.
For sale bv
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists.
July l, 1853 If
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Situation as Teacher Wanted;

OiCudCIon as IeaCnef w anted3
IT ALONZO HARRIS. having determined
Il. to devote himself to teaching. is desi-
rous of securing some permanent location. lie
would prefer some hea thy location in the coun.
try, yet will notrefuse n village school. He
will be prepared to enter upon the duties and
responsibilities Of the teachers life, (and he
trusts with the proper spirit) the f rst Monday
in August next. Any community sdesirous of II
permanent tenchcr, with the pros pect of build.
ing up good classical school. is just the one in
which lie would delight to settle.
communication addressed to him at
SPartanburg CHS c., will meet with prompt
attention. For PARTICULARS address him US
above.
June 81. 1853. 8 IT,.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
s j. RICHEY, who is in the custody of
Sheriff Of Abbeville District, by virtue
t of capias qd satisfaciendum at the suit
Arnold, having filed in my office. to-
nth q schedule, on oath, of his estate
cts, his Petition to the Court of Common
raying that he may be admitted to tn e
of tho Acts Of the General Assembly,
r the relicfof insolveEt debtors
therefore, Ordered, that the said James
and oil others the creditors. to whom
James J. Richcy is in anvwise indebt-
md they are hereby summoned. and
tice to appear, before the said Court,
vile Court House, on the Fourth day
' Der next, to shew cause, if any they
y the prayer Of the Petition aforesaid,
lot be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. C. p.
Office of Common Pleas,
eville Dis, June 2S, 1858. lO-3m
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PROBES SSIONAL GARD.
DIR. D. S. BENSON,

0tN. ID. >, BENS SUN,
w OULD respectfully announce to his friends
w and the public generally. that he has re.
turned to Abbeville village for the purpose of
resuming the practice Of Medicine. Thankful
for past patronage, he trusts by a strict atten-
ton to business to merit its continuance.
Residence-at the dwelling of Mr. JOHN a.
W1ER. >
Ofice-in the rear of the Store Of Messrs.
W1ER & LiTHGoE
..,.., D. S: BENSON, NJ. D.
June SO, 1858. 10 3m
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DISSOLUTION

.LNHE firm ofPERRYMAN l. WALLEE was
S-I dissolved by mutual consent on the frst
ofJanuary.-Parties any way indebted to the
concern. will please come forward and close
their accounts by cash. Tor note.) The name
Of the firm. will be used in settlement by ei.
ther of the parties.
W. w. PERRYMAN,
W. W. WALLER
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The Best Chance to Make From 20 To
SO Per Centum

B. M. & s. "A. WINESTOCK.
DEG LEAVE to inform the public that they
- are desirous of making change in their
business. and now offer their unusually lnrge
Stock Of Goods at New York first cost prices,
without expenses. The Stock has been replen-
ished this season, with great many beautiful
styles, consisting follows
Ready; Made Clothing,
lIuts and Caps, of the Latest Styles,
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Hosiery,
Gloves, Stocks, &c.
Pocket Note and Memorandum Books
Knives Rasors aud Straps,
Fine Violins, and Strings,
Stationery, Perfumeries, Soaps; DC,
Umbrellas aud Walking Canes,
A very large Stock of
Boots, Shoes, CATERS, Slippers,
And Boys SHOES:
BrogaDs and Coarse Boots :. assssEys., =
<<s25, 900 very f ne eHAVANX+sEGaR
Of the2bestr Brands, '-ss's'~-~
Very fine CHEWING TOBACCO:
Together with thousands of other articles
too numerous to mention. By calling on US
you will find that it will pay, even though you
may come a distance 20 or 80 miles. We are
satfsfsd QUE. Stock is the largest, best and
cheapestdu the up. country, and we feel assur-
ed that any one in want o goods in our line,
do well by calling on usoas we are deter
mined to do as we say.-Any one Wishing to
buy our whole Stock con do well, as we will
give reasonable terms.
We would also say few words
To those who are Indebted
to Us. either by Note or open Account. Such
persons will please come up and pay us, as we
wish it to be distinctly understood that we
don t do a credit business. When We did
charge things to some persons it was only for
short time therefore, we trust that our friends
will come in and help us with what ever
amount they can, towards their Accounts or
Notes, in our hand.
Remember the place where you can buy the
best Clothing and Furnishing Goods at New
York first cost-at
g. NIX S. A. WINESTOCK'S
Clothing Depot, corner of the Marshall House,
Abbcville c. H.. S. O.
May 10, 1858 4 t2sjuly
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PUBLIC. AUCTi0a1Ba
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

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Just Received

A SUPPLY of Frangipanni Extract. an
~ Eternal Perfume for the Handkerchief.
Franeipanni Toilet Water,
Soap,
TO which we invite the attention Of the Ladies.
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists
July !, 1858 If