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DRY GOODS. 60.

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1890 ~ syss, 49, Sn,cas =, ws,sss I'd ~.
st.hp,rs g order erssu.ee IN sh- ss.e.s se
d %sssss' ch,drcD's piaus suiss '-'''
nrrAn ,o
1853 Broad " ay
y.rxcu Are csrqs mel, seva sss
csn,r,,,v lac. s s0S o,a.o srsn. Soo"'
Ias,iass co,ss piano snd table covers
Their PAPER aseg,ns jeos,s@an,
0'n''n' large @1a '-'''N ' sSsS.svs o.s g.pst
mspsiss,srsrs a. ' 80
.0 % ss ss sss az, e gS az IN ne As wye
wnao. .,,o. 1s b. ,. s'Ses ., .,,.s,,,.
'uusarpsssec for extent and y,Tss =, ~, ,,., ..
At wsoLs Ala rN,- ~ -
DE- rrsGEvAls sal saoays ~ Sts
isoe uDss sod bed sii. s..ss.ss 81. .rsre.sr =.
nss, s' sssSs ss 90 Saos sSa .e e
80, M -,oons sroar
sci srosdwsy
WIN Nm 'p issrs 90 ,, To- s0 of u .ss xsos
-"- ~. - $50 - 49, -------
BIhAoas" AMI """"e a"""'"'
Ard sAD.s canog n a s ssa ss.'s fancy
su'pes' k"s nf svs, s"s s, Nd" -"'" s''"'
AT uANur.cr1ssas psross.
ho"o
N '' N' I'D ~ sos ' q sna ~ .ra seTSs ar xssr
= - ---------
oSsioNAhS scs on r. s,' .'iss s ;, .ss yard
crepe cs.f s' an : :ss :sssis s's'
Marked fifteen per cent es than cost ,es , , ,,,.n.
IN rBtsTY =" 5 sTser "''' nA'' 'o'a'"
On" J rovsKAy.s ass Grand Garner p,,.,.s
(AHfsfiNes AT
..' .oND .':. 1...oss '..... >. .,.
j DRpss sLsv Ssoss raP%sTRfas, vsLvsss
Medallion, . and rs: .s srass: r as Cd ' '
cloths, &c. a. 40
:.
H-- 80 e9- e-s -ee 90 ----no -.-e.-
GAHPkIs' SAkrSts' Se nnEnKi1ra
70 50 cortl.se, :, es,:
i'"po C.aPsrS 40
Having been solicited to retail ro% their stock are osg
Everyh'Hr IN the carpe.line,
xdmh 1s sIses' "NA e'er 'n'r'' ~ 'e'N NO" i'
M Imperial .nsliss tS,es pys
And 1r, a,s asom es ana yer, cs Ssugns
Floor olcohs.
o,.. and everything In the carpet lae.
ohcoebs, ~ ,...,o o, to,, dt
Msu1nss Rugs .
All goods are r s,Gss at s, rsG5s ss, ,,v,
fore buying elsewhere .,v c,xvrrva
No 50 Coriandt stree Leseen Broadway and Greesw1oh
DRArEEIEs LACE cUe 'y+, US Vs., DE "a a
large stock lace oulia.a .4ea snd n,nsin
Very cheap, very cheap very cheap c.p.
DnY GOODS
Or, in other words.
&, j sIs. Srss sss. yGS
sARKeN pousE JUpE Hosr , we %s S % ny your
SIN koBEs, So sMss sf,ss TISSUES, oasILrss
rLAiN AND r'iS h 80 :, ~ y ~ ~ urz
BRoGHs AND PEINTED srS ~ :. sHs ,T -
LEWIS, HAvLAsD CO. 10, c., vo,.
auction -ass and win .fs them t1 ~ per ceo bel, AM
prize " me msrsst 40 speeoy ee y Z. ~ ME o.
precisely AZ soovs sed a up CA az h a-9sna upon "a
e nno -" ouJ u"'" ~" N' ' ~ 49, 49, = '"
xCAMuv AND sorrL llssss.
Danass' satss ,s eA ss owss .asns 'or
h''sa'o'.: e'.''' 80, =.
And Manufactured EXPRESSLY ssc service A's' fan
ax
49, - - - - -
Ard eo~ a sod - 0AEaAsLr e sfxEEf
I ACE CURTAINS. DtePSHiSs.
Curtain matertss t.sseis bsnds iosSs
Below regular prices
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TEE END OF MISS sIINxENs.--GoDEYs LADvs
BOOK tor June contains ~ fate of this celebrated lady
MIS- DaGodl starw of her second expeauon dod
fnith also contains Home and the Ho peess splendid
efee plae News from Bone beautiful four figure
ed fashion plate New Robes for the sessoa The ssra
Vita 10 the ~s style =. BOW make cheap Fountain
embroidery parers for thing; bonnie
prnie In cooys Mary Ethsridee story;
tt1ry OF Carpet" by Alice Haven nfu and iastruo
tive. For sale by all he dealers.
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x.K shak.-hnUrEWA6K ENGINE COMPANY. NO.
A- he honorary ard scve Of thu asove
papy ~n meet 1T the kpgre House this Seduesiay May
70 s" nj oclcck A. Tn attend tho fuoera' OF
broshs~ neDter d. Glsrtrpeyer rom his late residence
co ner OF ,hurch and Fransin streets.
JONI j. Fart Secretary, ~'''
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Do~EsH THEATRE.
~ Lessees .seaas q. L. For xad J. w. Laasssd
Wednesday evening, Nay Is. '8ss
HAhht BUkEHsM.
Berry BuphAm Mr. L1vedsy III Lsue ID. O B,nfsss
Dan Morgan. Mr. Fer Mars niss DeavH
GUNHAKAR OF NotCoW
FORfUEs'y FROLIC.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A CLAIRvOYANT-MRs. SEYMOUR THE MOST gUCl
"A cessfu medical and business clarvoyaut the verdi
nss removed rom Spring eree 10 308 Fourth
doors west Of Broadway Consultations sickness
taken - ~ -
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A sTROLOGY AND CLAIRvOYAsCE BRUCE. rH,
mysterous yelled lady. Gao be consulted with III
even,e oi NE aud bias also charm which will bring peopd
ogeht who unhappy ut 27O street. escond bJoc
east Of Bowcry second stairs up door Fee SO ceut
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Persons afflicted with tbc Eov.r ,,1 ,o
."ouiu not spare either time, trouble or rxn.;,sc
20 proc"r" DIR. UDstctcr's Celebrated B;ttcys
whose oe"efic'ent effects upcm the human svsiem
mas oecncle Hrly proved TO those who hnva a
neen stricken dow" in shor, space Of lime
~ WIS dreadful curse. whose checks nre wan
restless. and wh"se eyes nr. dim ,nJ s,,,', "'
with death staring them in the face. this com'
pound must prove blessing; snalchnr them ,s
were from the very moulI, OF the grave Mana
can Know Its true value until they have ,cst .J
IT,. IT,, whe" all Others hay. failed. these Bitter.
'rI,e ee restored tn" sufferers To pristine health
paris Should introduce them 10 all fam lilies.
where. s'""y' every
III See advertisement in another column.
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TO THE
III E r G. II y AM I s
OF TEE
SOUTH And SOUTHWEST,
TO THE

wv e. TIE undersigned, importers aud job
w b'rs IN the City Of Charleston. IN view
OF the present excited stale of the country.
deem it proper To bring TO the notice of the inte
nor Merchants the claims We have to their pat
r"hu,c aud custom. The rlnn:uy Of MS have
, been hong established in business. and from our
cXl'rir"c" are well acquainted with ,h.. wants
oi thus section "i country. All OF us hold sen
ilnlen'S ~ common IN the nTilatnu question of
the 'lny-Slnvcrv: and all Of us desire ns far AS
prac''cnhl", to h"cn"" commercially Independent
OF ih" Noiili w" have no desire To uudrrr,ic the
energy aud enterprise "f the Merchants of North.
en- cities hut we claim to be able To supply
goods III our respective lines on rs favorable.
Terms bnih ns I" price aud ct"dit, the rcr-
, chants of any city in the Union We have fa
c!iiics Tor obtaining goods fon Europe not
surpassed by any and onr import nj ions from
abroad are very large Notwithstanding The re
ports 10 the contrary. circulated by ,hus" who
have l." knowledge of what they affirm or
whose interest prompt them To nislcad.
An'riran goods we obtain FROM the ma,u-
lncl'lr"is "n aS f'v"rah!r terms as iuv Jobhinu
Merchants OF Tia" Northern cities. WHY then
snou!d We not he able To- sell Oh AS favorable
terms aS UihrrSl
We are able aud determined to 10 so, and all
"" ASK "i you s. I" try this market. lay usi.l.
lie rr.Jn'icc--t"r it is only rrcjudirc-hat
your customers prefer .o"ds from New York To-
these from tharl'>'"n. "ml hnill up and en-
courage your own S"Hp"rt> and your Mcr-
chants. IL cun,ul do what W.. profess, YOU
will he Subjected to very little Inconvenience,
Ior opportunities "f leaving :,y railway or steam.
cr are offered every twelve hours.
Our Stocks Ill b. complete by lSt F,l,runrv
next, aud it remains To be seen how many of
those VII" hav. h"i.;onrc purchased all their
goods IN northern cities viii give Charleston Il
II rinl this Spring.
Charleston, :. c. December l2,h 1859.
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SALES FOR JANUARY.
Sherif's Sale.

81 HPf virtue Of sundry Wris Of Ficri Facn:
nD I" me directed. will sell at Abbrvill.
Court lio'ise, on the first Monday in JANUARY
next. within tho legal hours Of sale, the fol-
owing properly, to wit
100 Acres of Land more or less rs tho proper.
ty ofJoseph Criswell ads. John W. Hearst and
other.
300 Acres Of Land. more or less rs the prop.
crty OF James VI. Gillian and William Magill
ads William J. Hammond, and others.
so Acres of Land, more or less. bounded by
lands Of Peter Gillchcnii. Edward Calhoun. and
others. rs tho property Of Is. T.. Gilbert, at the
ads. Of Thos. NJ. Christian, and others.
3 Bales of Cotton. rs the property Of Charles
w. Fooshc ads. james Gillian
Bales Of Cotton and ] Surrcll Horse, MS tho
property of jackson Griffin. ads. Hugh Robin.
son and Addison ClinkScaleS
J. L. MOORE, SAD.
Sherlff's Office,
Dec. lj, 1859. 81 ids
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CORRECTION.

$ Some innccuracy. says tie Columbia Gunr-
dian. occurring i'll our report yesterday, of a
parto the proceedings, in justice to Mr. Cochran
we give them in full:
MIR. CoouRAN moved to reconsider the 10Th
section of the bill just passed, "to establish
certain roads, bridges and ferries, and to renew
certain charters heretofore granted" The aues-
ton being MS to proviso protecting citizens in
the right 10 use free bridge across Saluda
river ut Pinson's ford below Knights and the
words "": Pinson's Ford 5elo,c," moved to he
stricken out by Mr. THOMSON. A stirring de-
bate occurred between Messrs THOMSON, Nc
GowAN, GADBERnY and COCHRAN. on the motion
to. strike out. The motion was lost.
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LoGAN's HISTORY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

we are requested to stale that those who
nave subscribed for this work will find them in
Tie hands of BnANcn ALLES ( EDWARDS, ALhe-
Wis., >. +. GRAYsoN. Cokesbury. BAILEY Il Con-
NOR, Greenwood. aud at BoozErs & MErEIMAN's
stores III Greenwood. Theynre requested to call
aud get their Books ard settle with these parties
and not with Mr.. GEEES former agent ns he is not
now agent and is not authorlzcd to make col,.c
tions for the author.
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KINGS MOUN'I
MILITARY SCHOOL,
YORKVILLE. S. G..

'H'HE SIXTH YEAR of this Institution will
d commence on the 18th of JANUARY,
io'o. The Principals take pleasure in announce
ing that their well selected corps of Teachers
Will tie augmented by Lieut.. J. W. JAMESON,
OF South Carolina, on his return next Spring
from Paris. where lie has hccn for some time
pas, preparing ns Il Teacher of French.
TERMS For Tuition, Stationery, &c., Board
Lights, Fuel, Washing and Medical Attendance,
S."o per scho" year of ten months. For cir
culars, containing, further intnrmoion, address
Maj u. JENKINS. p.,,.;oy.
Capt y. COWARD. { f''"'4'"|s'
EErErENcEs.-Bonrd of Visitors of State
Military Academies.
Dec. u, 1859 35 at
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CHANGE OF DIR JuD1c1.Ry

Under the change made in our judiciary at
the last session, Judge O'NEAI, Chancellor
WARDLAw, and Chancellor Jomxsox will consti-
'"'e the seperate appeal Court. The Law
semen VIII stand as ocfvre, excepting O'NE.L
having one less to attend the Circuit. Duy.
CAN, Carroll and ISGlrs, are the Circuit Chan.
cellors.
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'T'HE FOLLOWING
NEGROES:

GEORGE, about 33 years Of age, n first rate
Carpenter, and II man Of superior intelligence
und character.
ELIAS, about 50 Yeas old, IL first rate Car
pcnier.
JAFF. about 81. good Carpenter; with his
Wife, JENNY, about 20, ..""d Cook, Washers
lrontr aud Srnmsirrss. and their two Chirrn
JOHN, 4. and HARRIET, 9 Years old-un un.
commonly likely aud valuaLl. Fnmiy
FRANK. 25, good Carpenter.
TITUS, 30. n good Carpenter: with his two
Children. DAVID, Z, aud THOMAS. 5 Years
old
Joe. 30, good Carpenter; with his Wifi.
CLANCY. i,. aud Their Children, ROSE. IL
CAROLINE, 10, PIIILl.IS, j, and WILSON,
3 Yeats old.
HARRY, II, been working some time at the
Carpenters trade.
JACOB. -, been som. time at the Carpcn
tcrs trad"-unc"m,,on'v lk.Iv.
JIM. 3n, good Oslrr aud Cnrrianc Driver.
with his Ni", AMELIA. 80, II roo,l Cook, and
their Childien, DULriI, i, and TOM, , Years
old.
BILL about - years old
MARI \, about II Years oil
The ordinary CARPENTERS TOOLS or
the above naued Workmcn will b, sold with
lhcn.
There will also be Sold,
Several Hundred Thousand Feet of FRS,
Rate LUMBER. Of all kinds. a r,ca portion
OF this is Yellow Pine, of unusual sizes and
lengths, from Fr"st's Mills, hear Coumbia To
be- 80 i'll in l"is.
a quantity of Yellow Pine SHINGLES.
a fine A>sor,m,cm, of ARpENTER'S
TO . LIS. Of excellent quality.
a Lot Of LArIIS.
A FOUR HORSE POWER, with Shafts,
Bands, Whip and Circular Saws, &c-conrlc,e e
and in good order
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Forgrd Bank Notes.-The Charleston Mercury
Of Saturday, says:
On Thursday last, two $50 bills Of the State
Bank. in this city, were presented ut the counter
Of that institution, by separate parties, for pny.
ment. The bills We're from the genuine plate
Of he Bank, but the signatures OF the Cashier,
B: NJ. Lee, and Of the President Edward Sch
ring, were most miserable forgery. which were
detected at the first 81, &C of the Teller. The
officers Of the BanA at once investigated mat.
ters, to see how many Of these bills might have
been f"uden.ly before the public. when it was
discovered that from n package of two hundred
and hity shee,s-tour bills to sheet-awuiting
The proper signatures TO give them currency,
hnr sheets, or sixteen OF the hills, were ali
straced II is not yet known how the bill,
were taken from the Bank. The parties who
presented the bills which Icd to the detection of
the fraud, state tllut thcy took them from negroes
in regular trade.
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NO SPEAKER YET.

from the latest accounts the House of Repre-
se"tatiVes s'sti'l without speaker. There has
neen some change Of ndidatcs. which has.
however not altered materially the result of the
Ballot:ngs.
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MASONIC.


-. CoKEsDURY, Dec. 90, 1859.
at the laet regular convocation Of the Oricn
Chapter. No. r.. A. NJ. the following or
ticers were regularly installed for the ensuing
Masonic year:
W. NJ ARMSTRONG, NJ: E.. H.. p.
M. G.. ZElGLER, K.
G. M. PELor, S..
.sss.. M. STnAuss, r..
J. W. C6ehnxsyas ss~ W
b. T. HERNDoN, c.. H..
p. W. CoNNoR, r.. a.; c..
F. F. GARY, p. s..
J. P. BLACKWELL. 1st w..
]. B. BLACK, al ".
N. SIMS, 3d w..
A. Copp, Sentinel.
BY order Of the NJ. F.. H.. P.
J. ". COCHRAN, Sec'y.
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DRY GannS-

Gli.LlLANDS. HOWELL !G CO.; lIYA TT
Mrht'EAEI d CO.. JOHNSTON, CREWS Il
CO.. CRANE, BUflSrDN & co.; JOHN
q. MlLNDt IL CO.; KEEEl~ON ~ I.EID.
ING; tllAM3 3Ei;L\ Mn, MILLER & CO. :
}. :. IL l.. BOWIE .k CO.; ROBERT ADt:EIi
IL CO.; %AHLER. SMITH ~ CO.; CA!,OW
MCKENZIE d. co
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D, EB ii'e attention of the public is respect,
'"'iy invited to the sale of the two Brick Stores
on Mo"""y "crt, at present occupied bv u. $.
hEnR and M. ISRAEL. The terms vii. be accom-
mo dating
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~ IN consequence of issuing this week only
nan sheet' We are obliged to omit several ud.
'rtlsements' but they shall receive their full
"u.noer OF Insertions rs we will give them one
additional publication.
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The Republican Committee at Ncw York
The New York Express Of Wedn esday evening
saws:
:, The reader will observe by our city reports,
that a conclave Of the Republican leaders is
held in the city today, TO organize their section
al party for their sectional Presidential cam
Pa'gn; and that among them is the Governor
OF the State, with other like prominent men.
They will nlso observe, iha, Oh hand with II
not in that consultation. is Hinton r. HELPER.
who, to say nothing Of the doubtful characte
in which lie left his own State, is the author OF
that Infamous book. which recommends and
leads TO an inevitable war between the Norlt,
aud the South, and which has been so notorious
1or the endorsement given it by the Republican
candidate for the speakerslip in the House Of
Representatives, and some sixty more Repub.
hean members Of Congress. -
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ADVERTISEMENTS

"o call attention to the advertisements of
y. >. COOPER. notice Of Bethlehem School W.
H. WHITE, AGbeville Malo Academy. JAMES
ShhDSEe' Southern Field and Freside, w. p.
NOBLE Sale Of Land, J. W. L,rscoMu Execu.
or "N. CARTER, Ninety-six High School.
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John Bropns Seontary-- We noticed the other
day that this individual was in Texas and that
he was willing to give himself mp TO the Federal
or Virginia authorities. We now observe thnt
the committee Of the U. S. Senate charged with
the investigation of the affair at Harper's Ferry
and It necessary to have John r. Realf, the
!: secretary OF Stnte under John Browns proposed
I government, before them, and have, therefore.
DISPATCHED Charles 8. Jones', Esq, doorkeeper
OF. theeU 8. Senate, TO- Texas, TO sumrnon. and
bplrlng him to Washington TO appear before the
eonmitt tee:.-c coluta5ia Guardaaa. -
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WILL BE SOLD. to The highest bidder, ut
w The Carpenter Shops Of the late JOAB
MAUI.DlN, deceased. nj Grrcnvili,. = C., 1T
IL O'clock, OH Wednesday,, TIE lsM IF Jamuary
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BERRY HILL
Eo7 SALE.

ME Undersigned, Executor of John B.
4 BnIl, will sell at public outcry the above
u aSL sSl o! Laha on SaIs Day III January next.
lies on Savannah River adjoining DR.. VIM.
Tenant g.. Cads and others. THIS is the a. me
land advertised by the COMMISSIONS in EQUITY.
nut owing to the late decision Of the Appeal
sale. e VIC VIC
s. ;n,asas. nEKMs-credt Of ope and two years, with
interest from day Of eaie payable, ahnuaily..
Purchaser to give bond or note with n leas,
70 pay rall papers r'''e N''
Dec; 22, 1859 81 ct -
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ABBEVILLE
MALE ACADEMY.

T>Il1Ss Institution will'bc open for Pupils on
l. tile FIRST MONDAY, in JANUARY
The following will be the annual rates of
Tuition for the
LoweEsEh glish Branches $4,000 and 5000
IheAESe, with Algebra, Geometry,
story and Composition. $4,000
The abovc with Lntin and Greek, $4,000
Mr.: T. o. McCASLAN, a graduate of the
Citadel Academy, who comes to ME with high
testimonials, will assist in the labors Of the
School.
W. II. WHITE, Principal.
r.. S.-Boys desir"us of entering College
Will be prepared with great care.
Dec. %, ls59.4t
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.Gg,asniat..

q MARRIED by Rev. ". p. Hill, "Wednesday
5Dec 21s l19 clock A.. NJ. sMr. JAMES SEAIS
sstos Hiss y MANgY A. BRlNKLEY3a all of this Dis,
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DAnsl;E'i' IMPORTERS OF.
PLANT '.h'E'assY GSCssS.
HARDWARE.

ANDREW ADOWELI.; RAY ENEL
| HUG Err Il MfH1.IkEN
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COURTNEY TENNENT; HYDE
GREGG Il DAY; GRAEELEY L. pRIN.
Gi.E: WlLM\NS .t PRICE,; II. +. STEO
llECkER; J. l.. ADGER Il Co
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S n O e s ,

II. B. STODDAEN * co.; FORCE 4
MIlCIlEIG: HASEITlNE Il WALTON
ID +. FLEMING IL CO.; DuNIlAM, TAFT d
CO.. !; X. A. PkINGI.E d co.
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@ LO r IT I N G.

WALDRON, EGLE>TON & co.: EDwI,
BATES & CO.: COHEN, WILLIS & co.
MATllilESSEN,O O'llARA Il CO.; PIEHSON
SMITH Il CO.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-04-28

MN, GOODS
Spring aud Summer.
Williams & Darden
y\TOULD respectfully inform their customers
w and the ctizensof Okolona and surround
ing vicinity generally, that they are daily receiv-
ing and opening their stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
selected in the city of New York, " the emporium
of fashion, without regard to expense; it being
cur desire to bring on goods that would sell and
be worth the money paid for them. Conse-
ouently, without boasting, we feel we can say
our stock consists of as fine variety of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
as were ewes brought to OkOLONA.
Latest style of Dress Goods,
Double skirt, Bareges,
Bayadere robes aquille
from the finest qualities of Silks, Musllns and
Bareges, to the cheapest qualities of Calico.
Hoop Skirts:
French Extension,
Balmoral,
Union,
Crinoline, &c. &c.
Also large lot of the latest style Of Ladies
Flats.
READY MADE CLOTHING:
The largest and best, and most fashionable stock
extant Consisting of every variety of Spring
and Summer Clothing tor men and boys wear
Linens and Cottonades Of every description,
price and quality.
HATS:
A splendid assortment of the latest styles selec-
tn1 tr.ttb nrn mar
BOOTS AND SHOES:
A magnificent lot; consisting in part, of
Gents fine pump soled boots,
Low quartered fashionable shoes
Slippers.
Ladies and Misses heeled gaitars.
Kid
+" Heeled slippers.
i" Walking Shoes, &c
Also, a splendid lot of staple shoes; consisting
of the best article Of oak tan Russcts, Boots,
&C., &c, &c.
A large and well selected supply, which will be
' " GROCERIES.
EVERYTHING in the grocery line from bunch of
cigars up to hogshead of sugar; from bottle
Of champagne up 10 pipe Of Madeira. Sugar,
Coffee, Liquors Of all kinds and qualities, Moas-
SEES, Tobacco. Cigars, &c. &c.
SEHING MACHINES:
We have also on hand for sale several Of Atwa-
ters' Improved Patent Sewing Machines. Pri-
ces ranging from % to so dollars. The Ladies
are requested to call and examine them, and test
their advantages over all other patents now mex
istence. sLs
WILLIAMS & DARDEN.
Mar. IL, 1858. 81.
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Cotton. Cotton Cotton!
DENIS0N. GEORGE 4 CO.,
RECEIVING, FORWARD NC,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ABERDEEN, MISS.
WE again tender our sincere thanks to all
w those who have heret fore so literally
patronzed us in the
Storage and Ware House Business,
md most respectfully solicit continuance Of the
sanIe, pledgng ourselves that no effort shall be
wanting to give entire satisfaction.
From our long experience in the business, and
the security afforded to Planters, in consequence
of the situation of our Warehouses (being about
FOUR HUNDRED YARDS BELOW TOWN,
Immediately ON the BANK or THE RIVER,
remote from any buildings, or combustible ma
terias, thereby affordng greater security, in the
event of FIRE), we hope to merit and receive o
liberal patronage from a generous public.
In consequence of the situation of our Ware
Houses, COTTON shipped from them is the Last
on Board Cat this place., SO that none OF it goes
into the Hull of the Boat, thereby avoiding q
great necessity for Insurance.
The old established firms Of &C. Byram q
Co, -" Strong, Rabbit a. Co" and the original
firm of f" Williams Il Coz" being dissolved, we
anxiousy solicit part of that patronage hereto
fore so generously extended to them.
We will, at all times, keep constantly on hand
a large and well selected stock Of s4
GRoCERxE
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