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spectacle parents residing in Mulberry street. They were
traced 70 No. Is Howard street by their friends who i'm
mediately made complaint az iinst the establishment
The proprietor Antoine Miller, his wife aud six grls 70
geher with the young girls in question, were arrested
and yesterday morning conveyed before Justice welsh
who on an examination, reurnedthe runaways 70 tnelr
parents and held Miller to bail in the sum OF $500 10 an
swer for keeping disorderly house. william nAsungs
became his security and he was accordingly discharged
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The increase in receipts at the ports, compared with
1905 was $4,000 bnes. The increase in exports to
Great Britain compared with 1866, was ID 900 bales
increase TO France $1,000 increase other foreign ports
sCeo-total increase in exports, rs, 600 bales.
FRncHrs-The engage ments were moderate, while the
rates were steady To Liverpool about 900 bbs. rosin
were engaged at D. 3d., $50 bills pork at g. 3D., 100
uerces Seed by steamer 30s, and 100 bbls lard at
lis 3D. per ton To London, SO tcrces India beef was
taken at 3D. so bbs pork 25s per ton and GO bales
pig hair at p To Havre rates were steady at Nc
for cotton, &c. for bone, and at s for ashes and
rice, and So for copper
HAY was steady at 75c. a SOC, with moderate Sales
LIME was steady, with sales at 76c 81 for botn kinds
Of Rockland.
NorAssEs.-sales Of $50 bbls New Orleans were made
at 42c. axe, With sales of 200 do common New Or
leans O. Ale.
NAVAL STORES market was quiet with small sales
Of spirits turpentne at s9 common rosn was 81 15
u 80, and crude turpentne was at So 20.
Ons were unchanged, while the market was steady.
PRovisioSs.-Pork-The market was firm, and demand
good with saes Of about 400 bbls at SIS 12s for
mess and at slI Ge for old mess clear $780, and
PRIME at sl3 so. Beef steady with sales Of abon
40 bOs including country prime at SO 80 81 country
ness al 20 ~ re1acked Western at Sl1 vi Do
Pfme mess was steady at SIC n $40. About 125 bbls
Cut meats were irm with sales reported Of about 500
bbls and terces at &C. 95c for hams and at &C. 6sc
LOT shoulders. Lard lrm with sales of about 500
900 bbs, and terces al II &c l2Isc. Butter and
cbeese were firm, and in fair demand.
IucE-Sales Of 200 tierccs were made at BIC. &c.
siGE-sales OF 900 mats OF cassia were made at Csc
now helu nisner, and 100 bags pepper at 10c.
stGARs-Ihc market continued steady, with sales OF
GOO 200 hhds, chiefly New Orleans at full prices, and
300 boxes ut D. IT, said to have been about No for
renning, with small lot common grade sold AT &c.
WHshEY-Sacs or 800 bbls. were made at 20 10 &c
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

CLEARED
Steamship Petersburg Powell, Batimore-H Cromwell
Steamship Potomac Beal, Batimore-H b Cromwell 4 Co.
Ship Young America, Brown, San Francisco-W Coleman
ship Daniel Webster, Spencer London-E Morgan L
Bark Regatta, Muller Iisbon-A Howe
Balk Brunette Ennskin Masanzas~H rookman Co.
Brig Golden Lead, Johnson Swan Island Mesoaf Dun
schr Susan (,r,, Cotton Halfax-G DeWolG
schr Laura Gertrude, Campbell, Charleston.
schr Brnen Douglas, Georgetown.
schr N smith, Sherwood Alexandria-van Brun slaght
schr II Hunley, Hammond, Baltmore-Mailer, Lord
schr Gilman Baker, Boston-s W Lewis.
Soop Thos Hull Hull, Proyidence-Master.
Steamer ] Thompson, Colnary. Baltimore.
Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
Steamship Florida Crowe Savannah, with mdse and pas
Steamship Columbia. Berry. Charleston hours, with mdse
b ons n sa ns sn fM ssnssed Steamship
for sy ST. ps
0phella bound n Tbs had very heavy gale from NNE
ship John Bright Cutting Liverpool Dec % with mdse and
lH a SsS aees Oct
e. Passed Gibraltar Noy with VINE lead &C. to George
bark Rothschila of 0rleans Albsrton from Boston on
ton The has experienced heavy weather. split sails stove
Bark Stella rem Rickers Bremen 80 days with mdse and
passenger 70 Stanton Ruger E1psrencsd heavy weather
s @ " an lon e IS
Steamer Wes,Si ester. Clark Providence.
Steamer Csceoia Smith. Norwich and New London
SAILED.
Ships Union, Calcutta; Catherine Valparaiso; Challenger
and Northern Eagle San Francisco brig Laureta Para.
Wind at sunset s. and light
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SANDY HOOK Jan = .upss-one shiD clear Of the bar
ss T,sSS
light. Wind s, light; weather clear.
LONG BRANCH, NJ, Jan 25 sunset-No inward bound
vessels in sight Wind s, light.
sQUAN Jan o. sunset Sc; weather clear and plea
SAINT
miscellaneous.
smr LouAA telegraph despatch received this city yes
terday morning. dated Charleston a. ship
Louisa, Capt Montague from Marseies Nov for New
leans, has been lost
SHIP CHARLOTTE REED Chase, from Plymouth, Eng. for
Charleston 30 days out spoken Jan lat 49, lon IS
leaking badly and making for the nearest port.
The purser Of steamship Columbia, Capt Berry. which
rived yesterday from Charleston has thanks for papers
advance OF the mail.
prehenons felt arrived at this port yesterday morning
BARK M9DEsA Ryder leaving Charleston for Boston 2s
tug America was sent to assist her on and she wond
the prevalence Of a dense fog.
BARK CuLIoxAcapt Brown, ofbark Culoma which
Bahama Banks he by propeller tnsme un.
known carrying away ibooom sprnging bowspr and losing
BRIG MATILDA, Runnes Boston tor jacksonville in
Pg sea @ got ashore on Loe Ell Island bH; Of At
captain beached her. She subsequently OF and anchored
The hull of Br brig Herald Pernambuco wrecked on
Naniasket Beach, was sold at auction oath for sO4.
heavy Ssass4 Ss @
in heavy NV gale, shipped which stove buwarks
deck house losing water casks and of deck load.
scpR Amy WHITMAN of and from Rosson for be
fore reporcd lahore nj Bodv Island Cant ord thnHs ,
total loss Size an assorted cargo which Is being taken
out The greater DO rton damaged ~
60. ,,, . -
sCHR ALABAMA Crowtner cleared rom wilmington, NC for
On lne tn INST IN gong down inc RIVER got ashore
on wreck snoa ~ mes from town, sprung alcak and SUNK
h wafer oyer her s az hgh ue Assanc mad been sent
condition.
ScHR MARIA Cook, from Calais York put into Bos
ton 2h inst leaking about 1900 strokes per hour She sprung
sleak I'D OF Portland.
Fon SAN FRAScrsco-Tte clipper ship Amos Lawrence i,
Pe oyaSs ~ sne sd last ana s mas us
cargo a She her voyage to San
and Will be despatched on the 18th OF February In
MessIs Sutton Co.'S Dispatch Line
wecked on eorcetown bari Consisting of M su of ssis
standing and running rigging anchors and chains two boas
block1 fc are 10 he sold nj ,;eorvcown So lh inst
80 :, ~ vr,, -. 90 -. -,
ssnr wasaron OF NewpnrsS % TONS nnTinen with ner
Purchased by Merrs Lewis Crowel, Of Providence.
Notice to Mariners.
TO sBirowsEps AND MASTERS
CONSULATE on UrR CATuoII M yHsrv }
CmARIEsros Jan "a 1853
y Of state Of her Catholic Majesty The following COPY OF
munica,lon which lately Foreign Dipo
matte Body residing Madrid and begs leave direct the at
tention OF and masters OF vessels 10 the same
q her Majesty has been informed that
vera ~ the vessels when through the waters surrounding
the sland Of Ja under the jurisdiction Of Spain do not
b. country which ihey belong, customary everywhere
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AS the purchasers need pay their money till the
18th Of March, is hardly expected that the whole
amount will be rendered with much alacriy the
millions Something under 500 900 was, however, paid
into the Sub Treasury to-day and to morrow when the
official advices Of the awards to hand, it is under
stood that other will be paid In instances
it presumed that the stock will 60 into the banks and
will swell their loans in equal proportion to their loss Of
specie.
There is no change yet in the money market, and
many persons think that the banks will see
the necessity of reverting to cautious policy until it is
too late TO do without injury their customers or
themselves. Exchange Europe per the Boston steamer
of to closed very rm banks and bankers asking
1924 for sterling, and SIS for francs Most
of the business done was however, lower than
theee.
The stock market remains dull and unnteresng. The
reports of the earnings of the railroads. though present
comparing with the worst they had known up
to that time still show falling off, the December business
on the New York Central for instance, being less than
that Of December, 1857 by just that months proportion
towards the dividend. Still leading bull continues
to buy and the market is steady The singular expert
ment just tried by the Gaena viz paying away the Com
panys last dollar in the shape of petty two per cent
dividend and running the risk of being obliged borrow
of accident have the jealousy
the Rock Island whose friends talk Of four five per
dividend in May. The agitation Of the question put
the stock up this morning. What the real prospect
few figures readily determine 1t is well known that
the season ending Both April 1858, left the Rock Island
Company with small floating debt, which, it is under
STOOD has since been paid of. Thus whatever paid
the shape of dividends must come out of the actual
earnings Of the fiscal year 1850. Those earnings
for the eight months Of that year which passed have
been as follows
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Movements In Real I1stofe.

Dy "a %. Dicecker. son Il 70.
On Bowery, near Grand st., lot and buildings, lax
ll4X $50 500
SCI and 5e3 Grand and 4o3 4o5 and 407 Madison $500
On Bank st. NV cor. 4th., house and lot, No Al 5000
On eb st. between LIST and % avs house and lot 500
and lot, 2a7 CeasehodJ ~. ..1o'sA. . 600
BY T.. II. Ludlow Co.
House and lot on sullivan ST. near Broome 2lxso. 5000
lots on 71st e., near 81 av., together 5OxiOO 900
do. corner "a az. and l00h st., 25xlOO .... 900
DO. adjoining, 25x10O.................,. 800
BY A. II. Muller
fouse and lot SO 9Th av. l9x75 10 450
DO. adjoining NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9450
DO. 673 675, 677 $40 9th av, together 74xlOo 900
House and lot 220 35th It,, 15x9S ......... 300
DO. 1913 Nassau st., 20xi6.. Observation-Disclosures % 900
lots IN 6Ist st., la av ca 2OxlOO si 900 ca 300
do adjoining, ca, 2oxloO, 81 800 each 5000
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Jan. Z5-6 T. N.
AsHEs.-sales Of IS bbs were made, including pots at
SEC, and pearls at 5Ic
Observation-Disclosures market continued firm. and
closed &C. better for grades Of State and Western
The frmness Of holders checked sales, which
fined to about 5000 600 bbls closing within the fol-
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NJ PEARNE'S UP TOWN METROPOLITAN SHIRT
IN and hosiery No 3l7 Sixth will
for two three weeks only ats Wemendoas sacrdce the
lance immense stock Of fall and goods
sh and hosiery gloves shawls scar stocks
collars &c; also in connection with the above Mae Pesrne
winter stock OF boys clothing.
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Applicable TO dividends. .......... $95 600
This it will be noticed is without wing any thing for
repairs depreciation. It is understood that the new
ties alone which required this road will absorb
this small balance. There active movement in
Pacific Mail this morning, caused is said by heavy sales
on behalf Of prominent holder domicled in California
Nothing reliable has yet TRANSFERRED regarding the relations
to advance. The preferred stock touched AZ this
ing; we believe the of dividend are premature
n the afternoon the business done moderate, Har
lem and Rock Island being the most active stocks The
closing prices Missours, S6s q; Central, san
* Erie, 141< q; Reading, 4o1l 81 Michigan Central,
52s y; Southern guaranteed 46az Al Panama, l16X
III Illinois Central, $50 e94; Gaena, 6914 n; Rock
Island, coz CT; Pacific Mail, SIX So. The market
closed seady.
The follow ng the business Of the Sub Treasury
rIoli customs 226OOO 90
Total pay mens. 57,656 p
lo'a paance l72, 706 ii
The heavy pay ments from customs will be remarked
with interest.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were $50 92 and the balances 100 500 80
The following dividends have been declared The
Leather Manufacturers Bank semi annual dividend Of
five per cent payable the LIST of February the Sixth
Avenue Railroad Company quarterly dividend of three
per cent, payable on the lst Of February.
The following is the Last weekly statement OF the New
Orleans banks
N.cyt
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S SAFETY ooMroErl,
ELEGANCE n
ARE INSURED BY WEARING
DOUGLAS Il SHERWUODS
NEW
MATINEE SKIRT,
PATENT DETAOH ABLE
HOOP FASTENING


gAFETY snce It e6ectualy obvates tho danger artAn
eangng the feet foreign substances In the h3ops
COMFORT because the muslin skirt can be nsAntane]
ously remoyed from me springs by PATkEr DErACHABL
expense, and replaced on the hoops In minute.
ELEGANCE because the scientific cut of the muslin skirt
and the fine material Of which composed, give graceful
the wearer 10 dispense with any intermediate skirt
The MATINEE SKIRT has eleven hoops, weighs but Ia
STAMPED Attn OF Hossrs. Dough
LAS SHERWOOD, and the best skirt introduced d
the public and quite indispensable 70 every Lady who de
CANOE. all the principal stores In the Unile
States and Canada
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CHIRTING AND FRONTING LINENS OF THE ORI.H
- brased brand Of Dunbar Dick:cn 60, direct from Y
Hemstiched linen cambria handkerchiefs at z6c each
lnen much finer at &c., &c. and 75c also line of neat ne
81 each
Woven machine stitched hand made and embroidered shi
bosoms complete assortment Also every descrpto
collars wristbands hand and order at
THE LINEN STORE,
748 broadway, above Aston place, east side,
j {, MIIIIKEN A Co. ProDrefora
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CKIRrs-TwELvE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS
- self adjusting hustle made without sewing, u ST. fosz
teen springs 81 Co. and springs 81 Dealers
piled with nine springs for s. dozen twelve spring. 9
Hudson street No connection with the
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AIDES AND CONFERENCE.-THE ADVERTISER WILL
IL net humbug the community with offer of $50 $l4 a
piece for second hand silk advertised by others
adver User will ouy the far value In cash for or cloth
Ing second hand furniture carpets &C. Apply to addre
Il. MlkTZ 2c2 seventh between Twenty
Twenty eighth streets Ladies attended to- required BY Mr
Mintz.
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Lost or NRisDIacCd,

A SMALL POCKET BOOK containing
IN. the following papers: Note on jas.
per Crane. dared in February, 1869, PAYABLE
To w. G. Keith IL months after date, for $i2.
90. Note on j. II. Keith dated in Decem-
hor, 1853, payable to C. Keith one day
after date, for 80 90. | Motto ON Iaplae
Neal. ilatell 1858. payable to T. J..
and w. O. Keith one day aftcr date, for
$500. / Notoon .Johelry Crenshaw, dated
2d October, 1889. payable TO w. @. Keith by
18th December. 1859, for $50 90. Note on
T, Davis and Stephen Smith. dated 3d Octo-
ber. 1850. payable 10 w. G. Keith twelve
nu,ntlS after date. f,,r $36 90. All the Mites
hear interest from date. Thcre wcro a. fcw
Mher papers int Book. but of little value.
No money. j forwarn all persnns from. trading
for the above NUtes, and tie n,akcrs from
paying them. as / shall hold them response
he. Aay person finding said Book, will
confer favor by leaving 1t at this Office.
w: g. KEITH.
NQr.7, 1859 lG If
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FOU SIIljRIPp

Heau The friends of Capt. II. f. MORGAN
respectfully announce hma candidate for Shcr-
Ill ol ilckcns District. at tho CUSHING election.
hslr The friends of Col. ALIEN BRYCE nm
nomcc him n candidate for Sheriff of pickcn,
district, a, the ensuing election
bsiy The friends Of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him q candidate for Shgr.
III ol Pickcns district, ae the next election.
Et1 Ihe friends of COL LEMUEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff of Pickons district, at the ensuing
election. q
BGiJ"Thc friends of Col. a. q. SARGENT
respectfully announce lima candidate for Shcr-
iff of Pickcns District nt The cns,ing clcction
ga" The friends OF w n. CRAIG beg leave
to"hnounce him candidate for Sheriff of Pick
ems district, at the next election.
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LIsi Od' ComNiua,ccs

NJ imferso'' Depot, ,cecA cacfagNoe. 26, 1850
p Harrison, w = B1roughs, b & C, Eng-
iHmI @ Is, + AS Brown, jr, j j Brown.
! w Taylor f w b. VI partlow, NJ & NJ,
W farrow. w S Sharpe, T Cv Dorstcl,
ZONES q >, \ Bahhtgc, b Il J,EB Benson
a Son, III D GaiHard. a p Gator. + Il Shu-
Dr'ck, 5 4 n. j \ Lawrence. + Wlitner. u
n'eman. II a Gilmcr g p Skclton, Brown.
w v 20, B& III, Il Is w NJ Belotte, Hon. j
n hitger. D w Clarke. Il w Green, s & b.
n r. n. Sloan & Co. III L. Jeifers. i NJ
n nehh, . Cherry, w Jones, Hon |.
Orr, A h8ker, RIA Simpson,
q. IL =. FAME Arnmt
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aT Gl 8 BzEW w &c g OUR Ger
Pendleton Prices Current



PESDLEroN, Nov, % 1859.
Cotton, per lb 9a1O;Cofree. Rio. pcr,b1o
Corn, hush so sol Java 90 Ieo On
Corn meal " 9O,a l0OI Loo,, 9. 1e ~
Bacon. hog Ia l5I Bale Rome, 4" Ia ID
Bagging Guny 10 IL ;Becswax, Z" IA %
Butter, per lb 10 II l6!Eggs, per doz O n 11I
Flour, per hi 750 a SS'Iron, Swede Gq,
,n"'So' i5L lool "5toT IaTf
Lcaa, lOn u English q aGi
M"nuer' W " Zoa 20 ololasses, n o GO Gj
Nails, per kcg, 6 $G5Ol WI d0o6 65
U"'s' U' per push' iu a 10 Powder, pcrkcg $150a8
nc'S' 80 q HOl " (" lib 81 40
n'ce, 10 oi ilPcppcr, (" lib l2.a Is
0'eei' niiStcr, l3ESalt, per sack, 225 $50
ncrihan, y lllSugar brown, 0a1l
N"s'' - oiShOt, per sack, $50
Scg0rs per doz % n GO Tobacco, pcr Ia % - *
Tea, 75u1 5OIWhcnt nor nj 13- as.,.o
Whisky, :" gal l00a l50IYa,n. Fnct'ry. lOOn 1Io
Osnnburgs, per yard, III IA
You will always find n large lot of Groco,ios
and other heavy goods on hand and for sale law
Tor cash or its equivalent. J. Il. s. & S.
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FOR TAN C01.LErr.np

DSlS" The friends of Alr~A. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
once OF Tax Collector of Pckcns district. at
the ensuing election.
Ni5" The friends Of Mr.. GEORGE. STEAD
lNu respectfully announce him candidate for
INC office of Tax Collector, at the next election,
HAAe me friends of Rev. j. r. llUNNICUTT
Office OF Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
gs'3" The friends of Rev. IL. Nj. BARTON
respectfully announce him as candidate foy
Tax Collector at the next election
Esse The triends ofJ. w. l.. CARY rcsncct-
luIly announce him candidate for reelection
TO 'he once OF Tax Collector. for Pickcns dis
trict, at The ensuing election
N>S~ The friends OF II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him n candidate for Tax
COLLECTOR. Mt the nCxt clccfinn
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Ordinary's Sale.

pY virtue of an order to mc directed by
-1D Jnmes Il. lIagoOd, Esq. Clerk of the
G"urt and acting rs Ordinary of TTckens
District. will sell to the highest bidder at
'Pickcns Court House, ON Snicday in Deccm-
kcr next, the Real Estate of Andrew III.
Archer, deceased, namely
One Tract of Land, lying in Pickens dis
trint. on waters OF Georges Creek. containing
One Hundred Acres, more or less. adjoining
lands of Mrs. Malinda Archer, Vim. Couch,
D. H. Becknoll and others. Sold for distri.
button amongst the hers-at-law of said deed.
TERMS OF SALE.--On credit of twelve
months. with in 'est from the day of sale,
except the costs which must be paid in cash.
The purchaser to give bond to the acting Or
dinary, with at least two good suretios, and
mortgage of the promises, if deemed ncces.
sary by him,
Nov. I. 1850 i6
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GARD.

ROBlNS0N & LAKE. (formcrly Robin
~ son and Eldrcd,) would leg to make
known to the inhabitants of South Carolina,
md tho Southern States generally shat .,ey
intend 10 extend their tour of 1850 anil 1860
over the whole South, from Mason and Dix.
'on's line, to the Floridns, and FROM the Land
OF Flowers to the base of the Rocky Noun
ta'ns; and challenge all Companies from
strange sections to meet thcm in the lists, to
do battle for supremacy M
II. u. TIpMARSH
Manager of Robinson & Lakes Aienaecrie
and Circus.
P,S. All the Villages, 1Iamlets and Towns
will be visited in due course of progression.
November 1850 : IS ~
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$50 Reward.

A REWARD OF.FIErY DOLLARS will
IA he paid by the Town Council of Pick
ems for proof sufficient to convict the person
or persons who set fire to tho mousse of Mr.
Haynes ON Wednesday night last. BY order
OF Council
ROB'r. a. THOMPSON. Intcndant
Dec. |. 1859 10
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@W6M ElgG Al.

MARRIED., on the 9th ult., by Rev. ID. II.
kcnncmur, MIR. JAMES BAKER to Miss SApAlI
ANN VEST. all of Pickcns.
>, On the 9Th ult., by Rev. d. WALL Mr.. WM.
'oN to Miss bi2&iE PIlnLtrs, all of Pickens.
On the 9th inst. in Grccnvillc s. c.. by tho
hev, +. a, Mood, Mr. t. q. DoxALpsox. Esq,
o, m the |dt'iot 4 -hountainscr, to Miss SrE
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Estate Sale.

NJ NJ LII BIZ SOLD to the highest bid
der at the residence of Samuel Par
2Iih day of December. instant. the pcrsonai
estate Of Thomas Garyin, deceased, consist,
ing of
5 LIKELY NEGROES,
Four Head Cattle, Farming rools. Carmen
tcrs Tools, and other articles too tedious to
mention.
Tr'mS of &ae.-Ninc months credit. with
interest from datc--Said sums tn le secured
by Note and security. Sums of So and un.
der, cash.
''Nov. 80. 1880 10
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O a NJ % 40 A Y IS g,
Fpil rnIoNrt

BsHn The friends OF Maj. R0B"r. Y. II.
HRlFFlN respectfully annottnce him n cnndi
date for COLONEL of tie 9th Regiment, s. G.
M.' at the ensuing election.
NsaS The friends of Adjt. W. T.. WELBORN
r%Snrcl!mi'y announce Iim n candidate for
Io'''N"" ~ o' INC ON Regiment S G.. NJ, TO fill
the vacancy occasoncd by The resignation of
Col. Jnmcson W
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Christmas AheadI

uSH RECEIVED, Oranges. Lemons. Bnnan
e as, Currants, Ctron, Raisins, Coconnuts
Malaga Grapes, Sott-slicll Almonds, Macaroni
SC.
Also
~ ch0iee lot OF Salt. Molasscs, Sugar, Coffee,
&c. All of which win bc sold low by
j. b. SLOAN & CO.
Pcn,lleton, Nov. 10Th 1859 Ia
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NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS indebted To John NJ
IN. Alexander x Co, aro rcuucsted tn INV
DCy the first of January next, and save costs.
The Goods on hand can be bought cbcap for
Cash. as wcare going to wind up the business
as soon spossibe. Near Wi,lton's Ford Gn
JOHN NJ. ALEXANDER e. Co.
Oct 13 lS5o 10 c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-03
NEW GROCERY STORE,

r,n,,,, 1~S = ENENUEES z . HI.
'EHlE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
Il friends and the public generally, that hc
GROCERY STORE.
And is now receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept in an estab.
iislrncnt of this kind. The Stock is all fresl,
and has been bought on the most adranta-
g'9ns terms and will DO sold accordingly.
ierms Will be strictly Cash or Barter at
cash prices. Call and sec nc. ~ w. ~
April L. 1850 3G tc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-03
Pay Your Foes.

M j. PARSONS, the late Ordinarv
w hns assigned to mo his fees and
costs; those indebted tn him. therefore, in
such cases. are required to pay the same to
the undersigned at an carly day.
j. H.. IIAGOOD.
Nov. 24. 1859 lS