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From the Charleston Evening News.
TO THE EDITOR OF EVENING NEWS.

KALNIA, March 3Oh, 1856
DEAR SIR-My attention has just been called
to an article in your journal of 10th inst, call.
ing on Mr.. Jas. H. Taylor for on explanation of
certain quotations made by Mr. Hamlin, in an.
swer to Gen. Hammonds speech, also, to your
paper of 22d with Mr.. Taylor's reply, and some
remarks from you in reference to myself
AS to my birth place, Mr.. Taylor is right. My
father was citizen of South Carolina during
the Revolutionary war, and was attached to the
militia as soldier in the defence of Charleston.
After its surrender, on his march as prisoner
to Ninety.Si1 in Abbeville District, he escaped
from the enemy and moved to the State Of Vir.
ginia, where was born. have been resi-.
dent Of South Carolina for thirty.four years. I
do not know Mr.. Hamlin, and have never had
any correspondence with him.
presume he quotes from my address to the
South Carolina Institute. The essay was deliv.
cred in Charleston, and first published in the
Evening News. am satisfied that its republi-
cation entire would relieve me from the ,eproach
which that gentlemans garbled quotations might
bring upon me, and afford conclusive proof Of
my patriotic intentions and desire to promote
the best interest of my adopted State.
The essay abounds in proof that General Ham.
powerful and independent people We should be
were we to add to our great staples the MECHANIC
arts, and embrace the other elements of greatness
and national wealth, that abound amongst US
and how entirely independent we could render
ourselves Of people, who, since tho delivery of
that address, have shown themselves to be our
bitterest enemies.
You will find the essay republished in DeBow's
Review, July, 1861, page l23.
In page 133, use the following language -
"From the best estimates that have been able
to make, ! put down the white people, who ought
to work, and who do not, or who are so employ.
ed as to be wholly unproductire to the State, at
one hundred and twenty-five thousand"
In this estimate, INTENDED, of course, to in.
clude male and female old and young, all the
country people, who obtain from the soil mere
living and no surplus, besides the middle and
educated classes, who would be stimulated to
action by the introduction of other branches of
industry than planting cotton. That class would
embrace those who arc educated at our military
schools, to fit them for carrying on the arts and
commerce Of our State, who now have to emf.
CRATE to other States 10 seek employment. Every
cotton factory operative calls into action at least
three others, to carry on the various branches of
industry that spring from that source.
Mr.. Hamlin couples the above quotations with
another passage in the essay, (page 1851 where
I speak of our poor sand bill population who
occupy the barren lands of the State, and who
are in reality but little in advance of the Indian
of the forest. They constitute but small por.
ton Of our white population, and being almost
wholly uneducated, would be elevated and made
useful by factory employment.
Respectfully,
WIN. GREGG.
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For the Advertiser.
A CARD.

Mn. BDlros:-I am very grateful to those friends,
whose partislity caused my namo to bo inserted in
your papor, Candidate for seat in tho House OF
Representatives Of tho State. But having been long
absent from my businssa, and finding that it will
require all my attenoH for many months, to adjust
it properly, I must decline tho compliment offered
me.
My heart and energies arc now set upon my pro-
fcsson. Hereafter when shall have fully discharged
my duty to clients and to myself may take pleas
uss in struggling for political perssrment
Most respectfully yours,
JOSEPH ABNEY.
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H Tho friends of Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM
respectfully announce him as Candidate for
seat in the next Legislature at tho ensuing election
April I to- l3
w- We arc authorized by the friends Of Maj.
A. L. DEARlNG, to nominate him as Candidate
for seat in the House of Representatives at the
next election.
April7 to IL
u' The friends of M W. GARY, Esq., present
him as Candidate for tho State Legislature at tho
next election.
Mar 81. tot IL
Y- TIE Friends of W. W. ADAMS, Esq, re
spectfully present him candidate for the State
Legislature at its next Session.
Mar % to- II
sT The Friends Of J. HAMDEN BROOKS,
Esq, respectfully present him as Candidate for
the State Legislature at it's ne1t Session.
uTHR Friends Of Msj. ABRAM JONES re.
spectfuly present him az Candidate for re-elec-
ton to the State Legislature.
Mar 10 ss> to- S'
eY-yHs Friends Of Mr.. WADE H0LSTHIN,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate for cleo
ton to Seat in the next Legislature.
Mar 10 to-
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When reminded of their want Of progress in agri-
culture and manufactures, tho Spaniards relatod ;
legend, that Adam, upon time, requested leave
to revisit this world-onco his paradise Tho leave
WAS granted, and an angel commissioned to conduct
him. On wings Of love tho patriarch fastened to
his native earth but 80 strange, so changed all
seemed to him, that he felt at homo nowhere until he
came to Portugal. "Ah, here" exclaimed no "set
mo down here; exclaimed he "set me down here ;
every thing here in just as left it"
We think il he had extended his visit to this
place, he would have found o pretty atrong resem-
blanco to Edgefvld of old.
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HVM e NAL.

MARRIED, on the l,t inst, by Rev. II. 7. BARLEY,
Mr.. MAHLoN D. PApaErr and Hiss susANNAH, daugh-
ter of Capt. jos. Long, all of this District.
MARRIED, by tho same on the 18th March, JArrs
T.oLLAsp To Nrl. MARY PETERSON, al Of this Dis
trict.
MARRIED, in Augusta, Ca, on Wednesday the 7th
inst, by Foster Blodgst, Jr hsq, Mr.. Jons 7. KNa;
Of that City, and Mrs. HENRIETTA v HHART, Of Lse
County, Ga.
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HunpAH FOR THE EpaERiRLD GIRLS

HURRAR FOR THE ED0EPiKLD GIRLS.
The Augusta Dt.patsi, noticing Prof BI0as' dan
cling academy and his late soree in that cty on the
18th inst, speaks II complimentary terms Of tho
beautiful dancing Of little MISS ExHA HATCHER, q
daughter Of Mr.. JAS. HATCHER, Of this District.
Miss ExNA, who b only years old, Is certainly an
accomplished and ,killful dancer, and reflects credit
on Prof BIoas' competency 10 impsrt thorough in-
struc,ion to Bis pupls. Bat read what the Di.pascb
says:
"At the public spiree on Monday nighE-he cloeo
Of the late sceson-a largo number o The friends Of
the pupils were present aad tho Exercises passed Of
very pleasantly. Mns HxxA HArcHsR, Of EdgeAsld,
danced The Higblsnd Fling In costume slIciing for
the grace and brhlisusy Of ih execution, the moss
raptutsts sPplsass.'
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Headquarters.
2Np REGIMENT CAVALRY,

2ND REGIMENT CAVALRY,l
LoSGXIRRs, 2. c., April IL, 1868.
TINE Abbcvc Squadron of Cavalry will assom.
l. BILE at their usual parade ground on Saturday
the first day Of May next, armed and equipped as
the law directs
The Edee6eld Squadron will assemble at Edge
field G. H., on Saturday May the 9Th, armed and
equipped as the law directs.
The Commissioned and non- Commissioned OFF,
GERS will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction
Lieut.. Col. MARTIN and Maj. BATES, are charged
with the extension of these orders
Tho Staff Officers are hereby commanded to ap-
pear in full uniform at the above places.
BY order of Col. JOHN +. BURRESS.
j. NJ. LANHAN, Adjt.
e8 Abbeville Banner will please copy, and for
ward account to End Regiment, Cavalry
April 20 1868 81 Is
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ANNIVERaAnY OF THE PALMETTO
ASSOCIATION.

The Anniversary Address Of tho Palmetto AsSocia-
ton will be delivered in Columbia by Gen. John A.
Qmtman, of Mississippi, on Thursday, 4th May next.
The Carosiaiaa says:
"The choice could not have beou moro fortunate
one. We doubt if thors is any son Of Carolina who
chershes the deeds Of that regiment with more pride
than does their warm.hesrtsd leador. We guarantee
that will be address in evory way worthy Of tho
occasion. Tho General has, more than onso in his
Congressional career, paid the highest tribute OF a
soldier to tho vslor OF the regiment and the noble
bearing Of its officers. South Carolina will pay him
the tribute of cordial reception and a crowded au-
ditory on tho OCCASION
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Head Quarters,
2XD BRIG, Isr DIVISION, 8. C. M. }

2SD BRIG, lsr DIVISION, 8. C.M.
EDaEfIELD c. H., April Goth, 1858.
ORDERS, NO
The COlonsls Of the respective Regiments within
the 2nd Brigade, lst Division, So Ca, biilhia are
hereby required to make an accurate and full return
to the Brigader General Of the actual strength Of
the various Corps composing their com mand to-
gether with the of the field officers and their
rank, on or before the fourth Monday in May next.
By order of w. C. MORAGNE,
Brig. Genl. End Brig. lst Division, 8. C. NJ.
II. W. ADDISON, Brig. Major.
~ Abbevie Banner and Independent, Press
please copy.
April 2lst, 1853 81 1h
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CHEAP GooDs,--CLOTHING,--T
Observe the notice of JSo N. CLARK, of Red HILL;
Also Of Estes CLARK (ths same JOIN NJ OF Au'
gusta; our people know him to be skilfal and
obIsns merchant. We hope thoy will not fail to call
at bis establishment In Augusta.
See also RAMSAY & LAsAws advertisement o.
Clothing &c. The firm is we'll recommended to ua
and wo ask for them share Of patronage.
Also, road tho notice Of B. F. CHHw, who wishes to
continued Ill health.
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THE AUGUSTA WEEKLY DISPATCH.

We are still furnishing this valuable weekly
journal to our subscribers at the low price Of 81
per year. The Dispatch is large sheet and
vol worth double the money at which it can be
had. We regard it in fact capital paper, and as
cheap as any weekly in the United States.
Those who wish to tako advantage of this more
than reasonable proposition, will send their 81 90
and names to the Advertiser Office at an early date.
April 81 1858 tt Is
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A CARD.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
l. and patrons that no s still attending to Tho

IL IL IL IL,
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and patrons that ho is still attending to the
WATCH REPAIRING BUSINESS,
Having removed his Shop to his residence Of
of milo West of the Village. Thankful for past
favorx, he solicits tho continuance OF that liberal
patronage he has 80 long received. His work, as
heretofore, will be warranted to give entire salts
faction, or no charge will be made.
He has just received large assortment of
WATCH MATERIALS.
The is also prepared for Electro Plating, with
GOLD and SILVER, Watch Cases, Spoons, Forks,
Jcwclry, &c.
PIANOS neatly repaired and correctly tuned
Y Any work left at the Store Of D. C. Bryan
will be punctually attended TO- at which Store the
Subscriber may be found on Mondays, Thursdays
and Saturdays HI. A. GRAY.
April q 2m Is
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o BIT q A r Y.

DIED, In Curryton of Pnsumonis, on the 7sth
March, JAMES OSCAR SCOTT, in the 18th year Of
his age. 1,4.5....s 7;s..s-.. 49,
3 He ras Student in the Curryton Academy whore
his gentlemanly department and amiablo disposition
gained him the love Of bis fellow Students and re-.
spect Of hia Seniors. O.
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THE TREsPIANs.

We omitted to mention lsat week that the second
performance of the Thsupisa Corps Of this place. WAS
a capital hit aad decided succssS,-achisved too
without trouble and at short notice.
Another Performance, we are informed, may be OK
pectsd in q week or two.
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II. A. GRAY.

We ask the attention of the public to tho card Of
Mr. II A. GHAY, who has q new shop hard by his
pleasant cottage on the hill 1t l. enough, barely 70
stas tho fact ths. he is at his forts old tools again.
Every body knows II. A. GRAY.
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T The Friends of Col. JAMES P. CARROLL
respectfully present him as a Candidate for the
State Senate at tho ensuing election.
~ THR Friends Of WILLIAM GREGG, Esq,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for Sen
ator at the next election.
Feb "a
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ANOTHER "NouyELKTTR," !"

NsH weak We thsll commence the publication ito
js souPlS6l h ATo nsubexs) Of another nourcette
from another Sh correspondent
It I, dslighth1 10 And the ladies thus disposed to
contribute of their time and talents to the entertain
ment of our readers.
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and found IS "Jim had stated large stock Of really
excellent segars aud 6ne chewing Tobacco, both Of
which am now uIing daily, with pleasure and much
satisfaction. Knowing, Mr.. Editor, that you and
your readers generally are capable of appreciatng
good thing, have penned the above merely to give
you hint as to where good article might be found.
A FRIEND TO THE PEOPLE.
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Religious Notice.

TIE funeral sermon Of JOHN L. CoasURN, de-
ceased, will be preached at Dry Greek Church by
Elder A. P. Norris, on tho 4th Lords-day of the
present month, by request Of the family.
April II, 1858.
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.

GRUCEklES, GkUGEhlEO.
"HE Subscribers would call the attention Of
IL buyers to their large Stock Of GROCERIES
now on hand and daily receving consisting in part OF
500 LARGE SIZE NEW SACKS SALT,
900 Bbls. THOMASTON LIME,
100 BALES HEAVY GUNNY BAGGING,
100 BOLTS PATCHED
500 COIL GREEN LEAF ROPE,
900 HALF
so Hhds. NEW CROP MOLASSES,
20 TIERCES NEW CROP MOLASsES,
100 Bbls.
SO Bbls. CHOICE NEW ORLEANS SYRUP,
100 Bbls. ALL GRADES SUGAR,
0S Hhds I" "
100 BAGS COFFEE, oil qualities,
500 BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
100, 900 Lbs. TENNESSEE BACON, &c.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
to them, they respectfully ask the continuance Of
the same. ESTES q CLARK.
Augusta, Ga, April 81 1853 tt Is
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co N n e r OIAL.
AUGUSTA, April l.

AUGUSTA, April IL.
CorToy-Tho market is dull and deprsIIed and the
sales Of tho day arc limited to 9S bales-6a ! at
1St at 10i 8s at Ill at liz, and II at II osntz.
We withhold quotations, the market is too unsettled.
Bicox-Ths receipts st this article have been fair
during tho week. and trade rather active Prices for
good meat arc full. We quote: Shoulders 50; Hams
l0l to 12c hog round 10 to 1o3 es. Sales hare been
made at those rates daily.
LAnD-This article is more plenty, and In demand,
at IL to III cents in bbli in cans II to l23 cent?.
CoRN-Thsrs is light supply in market and in
the absence Of speculative inquiry, small lots arc in
demand at 70 TO rs cents.
CHATTANOOGA, April Is.
BAcos-We report sales at o. packed and der-
erad in depot Supplied outside Of city cured sb'ut
4OO, 900 Lbs.
FLouR.-supplieu modsrato-superfne$ ST. Family
81 l24 y sack.
CoRs-Sales Of the week 5000 bushels, st so cents,
including sacks, and delivered in depot Supply
light with fair demand.
WuBAr-sales about $500 buIhsls, at rs, so and
81 cents. Stocks light
LAnD.-l0 cents, brisk.
Wo notice the arrival of lome four dat boats from
above, with very choice lot Of Bacon, owned BY
Gillespie d Co. The Bacon is being stored in nns
style-a quantity Of Lard is stored by the same
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: 1g> The Last Liverpool aavlcss report decline
:sil infstios and Middlng grades Of cotton. Fair
qualities were unchanged. The political news is gen.
orally unimportant.
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RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED

RULES THAT MUST IN FUTURE BE OBSERVED.
All establishments from this date, not amounting to
moro than $40, mast be paid for in advance.
Merchants and others advertising by tho year. will
be required 10 settle evsry SIX months.
No paper will DO sent out Of the District unless paid
for in advance.
All letters on Business connected with the Office, to
receive prompt attention, must DO addressed to the
"Edgefeld Aausrtiser."
To these rules We will risidly adhere. Therefore,
take notice and act accordingly.
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Ga- The Boaton Post declares that tho editor who
threatened to write two coluns week about Kansas,
unless his delinquent subscribers paid ap says that
every ono has squared up his account, and three hun
dred and seventy paid for ono year in advance. We
do not doubt it. To be inflicted with two-column
article every week on that subject is that the
Shorif and half-dozen constablcs
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as- SEQ Outside, for much original matter.
cHEAp Goops,--CLoTH1NG,..T1N.

a&- On account of an error Of omission, we ro
publish, by request, Mr.. GREaa'G letter.
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NEW YORK, April IA

Sales of Cotton to-day 800 bales. Buyers are de-
manding reduction of I, but holders refuse to oOn-
ply-austations nominal. Flour, 5000 barrels sold,
buoyan. Corn frm 81, 900 bushels sold, unchanged.
Turpentns frm at IS cents. Rice quiet at 81 @ 4.
Frsigha dull.
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The Steamer Osiris is advertised to lesre the market

The Steamer 0sirai advertised to lesre the market
wharf this afternoon on an excursion around the
HsrbOr to which the Delegates to the conrsntOn are
invited. ~
For several days past, we havo been enjoying the
finishing touch, ~ il to b. praIumed Of Old Winters
icy fingers, and We take last farewell of the old
gentleman it Is with feelings Of pleasure and
sadness, that We look back upon the jolly times NE
havo had under his reign, with nothing before US but
the prospect Of long and drsary (though We h'ps
not siekly) summer Of ennui and disoontsnt.
Although my regular weekly chit-chats with your
readers will now be suspended until tho roopoping Of
Fall and Wntse campaign Of business and gaiety,
hope TO be able to give you an oaea'onn letter in
remembrance of "Auld Lang syne," st convenient
intervals during the approaching Summer. Should
meet with anythingthst may add interest to your COL
umns and relieve the monotony Of the "dul times"
it will give pleasure to take few aotos, and let
you "prent them for their benefit. CLAUDE.
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N OTICE F. !!

OWING to tho continued bad health which
" am now afflicted with, and but little pros
poets Of final recovery, renders me unfit for bu-
sness any longer, am, therefore, desirous of sell
ling out 10 an approved purchaser on very moderate
terms, my ENTIRE STOCK and TRADE now
kept in tho Brick Store, next below Mechanics
Bank, consisting of general
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CHARLESTON, April IL.

CUAKLESTUN, April IA.
salos Of Cotton ts-day 800 bales, at unchanged
prices.
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New Cheap Goods.

VyHE Subscriber is now receiving at bis Store
FULL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, to
which he respectfully invites the attention Of his
friends and customers.
E Thankful for past iavorI, he solicts 5 con-
tinuance Of the same. 4.
JOHN M. CLARK.
Cold Spring. S. c., April 81 1858 # Is
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TlIOICE BACON.-.G. L. PENN, Aor,
~ will receive this evening, 1000 lbs. GOOD
BACON, which will DO sold as low as can be- al.
forded.
April 81, 1858. If Is
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For:the Advertiser.

It is spring time again. The beautiful blooming
spring time when resusotated nature sends forth p-
Of glory that leap from heart to heart and that
echo from grove 70 hillside Tke orerjoyed song
stsrs of the air pour forth prelude and symphony
and chorus of liquid quirsring melody. The very
atmosphere takOe up the refrain and forest and hill
top and valley unis in ono grand dispazon of hsrmo-
ny to the All Aorciful for his wondrous goodness.
The grain folds in their fresh young beauty rcmind
US Of those fields that border the everlasting river
that howeth from The throne Of the Most High.
But ah oven amid all thi, enhancing loyelinees
this resurrection Of the yosr, the hsat be very
sad and halo Of mournful and suiduing feeling
enshrino the heart
There is tiny grove near bye under whose
interlacing boughs arc two little nounds Tbs
earth is red and dank in its fresh exhumation.
Under those damp oods raposs two dOar litto forms
Tho dark blue eyes are closed; the waI like fingers
still clasp the uthersd snow drops placed there BY
loving hearts; ths sweet lisping tongues arc still;
the pure joyous laughter omanstng from hearts ssr-
charged with love- are hushod forever moro on sarth
and stricken psren and loving brothers ald sisters
left to mourn their heavy bereavement. And yet,
thanks bo to Him who loved the little onsI on GARTH
thers is joy in Hsayon. Bright jewels have been
added to the crown Jesus. InsteadOf the piercing
thorns and tho vision of the cross tho gitterng dia
dem of glory which procaimsth tho King Of Heaven,
aad which i. moro bright by the advent
of each now born soul. And Oh msthinkG thsro was
joy thorO that earth lovor kuOw-neithsr in all
the paseantry of royalty the victory of an hundred
glorious achievements whom those two newly asdged
angels welcomed within the chrysta gates, by
litlo band of brothers and sisters and cousins who
woro already therS-
Doar precious treasures The lights Of our hearth
stone! Ths wee Ii smbs of our fock There is spring
tmo in Heaven nox for you; brighter spring than
ever diwns below. Tho selds must sure DO more
wondrously beautiful; tho annranths moro gorously
lovoly the crowns brighter tho harps moro tunofu
for purer spirits, or guloless hearts, or more
loyal children of the saviour-EmauuOl-nove left
earth for ParndissIbsfore. S. A. L.
RosR CoTTACu April 9th 1858.
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House Furnishing Supplies,

uVuSC VI uISnAuS CuPPAOS1
SUCH As
STOVES. RANGES. CRATES. HOLLOW WARE,
Of the very best kind.
TIN WARE OF ALL KINDS.
COPPER, SHEET IRON, BRASS, LEAD,
BLOCK TIN AND SHELF GOODS,
Of the very best cutlery, Of ato importation with
q Mechanical business attached, with my own
workmen, which would be hired At the same time
if desired, with the necessary Machines and Tools
Patterns, and many other things too tedious to
mention.
This is business of THIRTY.0NE YEARS.
operation, and is frstratc opening for some
young man just starting in the world.
Will also be sold, if desired,
80 BOXES ROOFING TIN;
20 do 1c do Is do, and S do 20 by II, suita-
BILE foy customers work; together with large
supply of WIRE, all Nos from to 20, with all
kinds of FITTINGS, suitable to the business.
Time will be given to an approved purchaser.
Enquire of B. f. CHEW.
Augusta, April 21 Ct Is
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ALL N EsW!
AN ENTIRE new STOCK.

TNHE Undersigned arc now recei.jng m EN-.
Il TIRE NEW STOCK Of
Spring and Summer. Dry Gesds,
And aFULL ASSORTMENT Of I'll othsf
kind Of Goods usually teptiu : Village Store.
Our Goods have been carefully selected e. the
bes. markets in the United States, and were bought
9. VERY LOW PRICKESand Fes,.,..>..s,i,s g..
WIIaL BE SOIdD9L OW.
We shaTf take great pleasure IN trying 70 plsase
on who will favor m with call. - = =, =
+. B, SULLIVAN&SC.O
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