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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

FRESH BUTTER.-I have made arrange
ments with some Of the principal Dairy men of
Orange county, New York, and of the Delaware
VALLEY: MARY land; and Of the Virginia farmers
west OF the Blne Ridge, u keep ne supplied Cu-
Ting the Winter and Spr ng. with their
BEST FRESH BUTTER
Through these ARRANGEMENTS, / can always keen
on hand q superl0. article Of FRESH BUTTER
and will be enabled to keep families supplied at a
low price.
For sale wholesale and retailk
J. y. ROBERTSON
Next TO corner Governor and rankin SITS.
2s-lm
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r. -.S-s PROFESSOR PENDLETGG, of
e~Is Bethany College, will preach in "Syca-
more Church to morrow SUNDAY morning. at
II u'clcck. seq 2-ltF
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LADIES, IIST.

LADIES'
Allen mrs W NJ Lii
A lien mrs NJ Nc
Anderson mrs Nj A NJ,
A adams miss 3 A MI
Allen mss " NJ
Apperson MSS A + M
Ball mrs A NJ Nj
baiteu- mrs A r. NJ;
Bailey mrs 8 a Nj
Hranche mrs u Nj
Branch mss 4, Nj,
Buchanan mrs S T, Nj
brooks mrs Calvin Nh
Bowen mias X J Or
brown MISS j L o.
Bright miss + o.
Butler miss NJ G Pc
Brady f,iIss NJ b Pl
BuTch miss NJ s Pt
bray miss 3 A PG
BorDan mIss + I. PC
Blunt miss NJ pr
Bailey miss + w pr
Cumlay mss W. G. Pa
Crow Inlss l. A Z "a
Gre WI mss : A Pa
Col Ter miss NJ arr a Pc
Crew MISE Harg't II Pc
Cope miss Harriet Pa
Collins mrs Mary Pu
Clark miss Mary 9 O.
Chalk mrs Fannie a,
I hfndieT III IS VI w h,
thal kiey MSS NJ L. Ri
Ehesterman mrs VI Z III
Germs 'HrS X,
Carroll mrs + RI
Earringtnn miss Della RI
CordC 2 Miss III h n
LuuDIng ham mrs I'd Kl
n"uytas mrs Sars h A H
Dunlavy mrs + + r.
Dfumhelltr mrs Va y III
tlgss AIRS Mara Ri
DAVIS mrs VIM + ga
Davis mrs +. A Z "a
DAVIS mTs q v I'll
naus hton mrs VI Su
DtnIsi mrs F,llz X 81
Duke I'll SIS iIZ 20
ktiiotG miss ii j So
Elicit miss Mary Sc
Edward miss hi b 81
Foster mrs Sarah A 81
Furguson mrs Lucy A ~
Gallon mrs Mary A Oh
rod miss GeOTgIanna ~
FInney miss Sarah 81
Folkes miss n ollie + 81
Fox miss NaucF Sc
Fisher mss nary T. ~
Griffin mrs +. 4 ST
Oil So" HIS \ K FL
tTIi son mrs " ara ="
Glenn mrs krances ri
Gally mrs NJ a r.
GtoEnlEi WIsS l. II
Il can MISS Alice tt
Gillespie miss A C T.
Dritfla miss Fanny ii
Gary miss Bette t.
Gentry MISS Martha Z /
Jameson miss Sarah J TIE
Harl.ea miss l. ] TIE
Hodges HISS Auce Ia
Ha { miss Asnss Ia
Hord mISs Nailie W
Hawkins mrs VI A W
Hogan II RS Sarah w
HOWE mrs NJ A W
Hanchens mrs J p "
rlufsInS mis- Helen w
Judah MISS LYDIA W
Joseph mrs + W
Jones iGrs Ann Z w
Johnson miss y + w
Jones mrs VI + w
Jones mss Ann 3 W
Jones miss Bette B W
K rhp mCs Mary w
heane mrs Mary W
KinStrey miss iare w
Kr3tz miss Cath Il w
Lewis mrs Agrees W
Lewis mrs Mary Ann w
Lindsey MISS = A
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~ Embroidery and Hosiery.

ELFGANT LACE SETS UobiN do.
POINT APPLIQUE, BRIiSStLS do.
COLLARS
MUSLIN and CAMBRIA d.,
LINEN and CAMBRIA SETS, ILLUSION
WORKED sHTRfs, BODIES, TRAVELLING
SETS, Nc, Nc.
Indeed. an endless assortment Of such Goods.
slso: HOSIERY of every degcri nton: ST RTS.
DRAWERS, STOCKINGS. GLOVES for Ladies
Gents and Children. c. 80. -
SERVANTS DEPARTMENT,
Negro Blankets, Bed Blankets. Fulled Cloths
IVA. made Sheep Crews. Casslnets, Linseys, Do
mestics, Ke.seVs tor Out omen, Sheetlngs,
B.eaehed Cottons, or labargs, SC, Nc, larse
and comm srdlng stock aud sold al holesae or
Retail upon the most liberal tsrms ~
Large STOCK FURS and CURTAIN GOODS al
wavs on hand.
9l-2w T. r. PRICE X co.
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A NEw Ara GALLaKY

"A IN RICHMOND.
The proprietors of the new ART GALLERY
would res pectiLily ca the attention ofths cluzens
OF Richmond and strangers in the city, to the fact
taat the, nave leased the rooms formerly Known IS
- WHITEHC RSi'S h"LLEkA,' TO ~ ma
STREE /, and have opened an establishment lor
'"e EVERY EVERY STYLE OF PHOTOGRAPHS.
From the SMALLEST LoCKHr 10 the FULL SIZE or
LIFE. And as
FIRST CLASS ESTABLISH ENT,
They have every facility, and Will produce better
sly le If Photograph THAI has heretofore 0esn made
To finish the PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL, the very
best talent Will ne employ ed.
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CCL0RS.
4 Superior picture, and at price much less than
hitherto charged by artists IN this clty, prlces
ranging from THREE to FIVE, II n and FlF-
CKAYON PHOTOGRAPHS. OF CABINET or
LIFE SIZE.
new st! lie, to which PARTICULAR attention IS re
PHOTOGRAPHS IN INDIA INK will be fin
Ished by the ARTIST, whose skill IN this branch
OF art has gwen great popular " - this ST le
ot P,ctHTe. as made i'll W ashlnstOn and Phiadei-
phla.
PHOTOGRAPHS. ANHROTYPES and IA
GUtRRkOG PES CUFIED-An impor ant fact
10 be noted that the Photographs finished IN oil
st this esgab Ishnent, are all made upon canvas,
aGd rot on paper fastened to canvas. Another
fact to be remembered til It an one possessire
have 1t COPIED By photography Of Gny desired SIZE,
and hn shed IN Oil. Water Color, Crayon or India
Ink. Parties at distance may thus send a Da-
sueFreotype ami have the Photograph returned by
ed. SMITH Il VANNERSOE,
PraCucal Photographers,
No. Y Main st., between 18th and 18th SIS.
Rlchmonu, Va,
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ARtwg INTAsLics HNCt
ARRIX We

fUkt OF ktCHMOND, SEPFEMBEK 2I
R,ga Ryai., sass dag Saturday. 10 s'e.neA.
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@sxS DIVINE SERVICE NAV be ex
b~-S pected AZ the upied Presbyterian
Churoh DIR. Read's) TOMORROW morning at
II clock. SO ?e-lt*
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= pI,SO TIMING toRCirf A,p

49, CNTRY,-F 5. BOWEL. rssRs''' :,
III ~ fully gives notice thai ne VIZ 80 MS
Richmond an few days, rrepeFe1 20 g. us :,
entire attention TO PLANO ftNlN,'. h e 0~,dsrs
say to all who NAV favor hun WITH the.. NH se
trsIi GosS Neferenoe can be gwen Of bus has,''19
and skill to the MANY respectable fant!. ii TIE
the clty aad country, for whom ne aAs .,sIr.pI
honor OF tuning. Persons n the country IsS'"
his services will please address, ~ malh
y BLOW sIS'
sao,S, A chnIcnd 49,
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nFrrAL NOTICES

~ Have You Seen whites NJ oney
DRAWEH?-The best thing ever invfnted-oon-
Venent "A sure prateetion against thieves easily
qpe ated and can he sed over 100 different WAYS
Every one usng n drawer shou have one: Can
and SEQ IT. o. send your card State and County
Rights for tie in NIL he Southern Stntes. Dime
Hotel "A Main street
Sc 22-2w. CHSs. F. HoRR, Gen'l Agent
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BOOK >TATIONERY, &c.
Eyy RoOkS-Tuet renewed nv


y STARKE i, cARDcz0,
SaecfssoFs 70 AZ Sakf Ne 295 MAJ. s.
f f6RfY TF4 X f frXeBSfHk sFs99 SUNDAY
THE fcH sS2Ny ROTH s5 L TB% i, Prof p II Iusra
PR6GiIHHG6MISA LoGIcA. By II. l.. Manrel.
Man &ND WOMAN. BY s.auehtn. SOC. -
THE CHlLDR2N'S Bl3LE PICTURE BOOK.
THE cHrLoREN,s PICTURE BOOK OF GOOD
AND GRtAr NJ t = - - ~ ,oor
THEcHILDRES's PICTURE sooKoF coUN-
rH &c cAgf H55S \ Pl2;sruRE BOOK OF ENG
The Pr PiC + Book Of MERRY TALES.
THE HOME TREASURY OF OLD STORY
THE b bTkiIJNs H - PERSEVERANCE. 81 90.
THE NEW STORY BOOK. Sl0J. Sc y 30
DoLiTitAL FUTURiTY.-AntIc, tons of
L the Future 10 Serve as Lessons Tor the Present.
Tine IN the form Of EStT9%ts o. Letters tro IN
don Times, from 1864 to 1870 with an APpsr DIX on
the Causes and consequences OF the Independence
of the South
IF his be treason make the most Of It,
Patrick Henry. 1865.
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conn NTARY ON ECCLEslAsTEs. with
other ffeatses. By r. W Hensstenberg, D.
BISHOP HALLS CONCENTRATIONS oNTHE
OLD AND NEW TESTAMEN MS, with Life.
By Rev. James Hamilton, u, D.; one vol, $40.
DIR KEITa's EVInENCE OF THE TRUTH
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NEWTON S WORKS-The Works of Rev John
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re Il 81 t2dpl JAS. WOuDHOEsE & co.
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DR. uovFLANDs GEsMAH BITTEks,

DR.. uOOFLAED'S BAfSANTC CORDIAL.
The ErtG, StGHiG7i DlsGicfH'S n the present Gge.
aart deqHt7ea thar great Popularity only through
YsarS Of riG!. IN. oHnd-d SatiJHCttoH Is T,H-
dsT.a tg thanl ia an caSs5, aad tae Fe0pie hare
prcHorHcsd III m troytbg.
LlVFR COMPLAINT, TYS 7EPSI4. J4UN-
DICE. DEBILITY OFTHE NERVOUS
SYSTEM DISEASES OF
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MAnnIEn
DIED,

On TUESDAY eyening, l@s int by EG., amsner
ami MARGSRErF. ALTMEYER, OF this CITY.
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OCKs FOR SALE.

5000 Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD Ist Mort
gage per cent. Bonds connecting with the
Richmond and Danyilia, and Raleigh al
CASTOR RAILROADS; 81 miles long. costing
of only 400 00j. For minute description
of the present condition and future pros
poets OF he company, pamphlets can be had
at cur office.
Also
6,000 VIRGINIA ana TENNESSEE 81 Mort
gaze Bonds.
5000 YORK RIVER per cent Bonds
600 VIRGINIA per cent. Stock.
80 shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
Stock.
so shares VIRGINIA FIRE and MARINE
Stock.
40 shares BANK of the COMMONWEALTH
stock. c. ". PURCELL X co.
sc PTS
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rOn NlnMiLE ANDfENN,LOLA.

LsI1S The superior fast SAILING schooner p
$3.50 " ErHERILL. Cant. LISNEEIN. nav ~
her CARO- engaged. Will sail with quick dlspatSa;
III axe sODs light freight and law passsLserI,
having SUPERIOR accommodations for lIght frsIsAl
and passage. Apply on oOa d to
sc IS-5L" J, LIkNEKTN, Master
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-~6s> mILaiNERX- FAIL TRADE.-ssfv>
ESssyi desire to call attention to nv rc 3stEg
TX mova frcr. 242 Broad street 70 2i5 :wC 52!assA
doors west Of my ODD stand. where ans prepared
u exhihlt II larger STOCK ri MILLINERY GOODS,
of all kinds, and VIII continue to keep ihrcug n
out the season GOODS OF THE AATkSE and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
Mrs. 4. MCC9ESAL,
sc 2@-2nne 24C Broad St
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- r. v r n TIL Az TAI
~ EXHIBITION

VA. MECTI No - S-rrrr-,,x
RIcHH OND, "a. IL,
Hall open for the reception OF cnntriLp.;o
the 81 Of OCTOBER. Exhibition open I'm on On
10Th Premiums in money in sums rapfIn ~ "a.
So % . 100 told and Silver dedsisand ION
Mechanics, manufacturers, artists ard IN : ',I
invited to compete Tor the prizes Fo, C."
informal on, apply to ''''aer
se4-lm JAMES D. BROWNE o.,
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HAMPTON RoAps, Sept 2l.Arrived ships Pam
Their, % days from Callso Talisman. 81 ia. : from
do /; park Greenland, lis uass from do
NORFOLK. Sept 2l.-Bark SIdOn, hence for w est
Indies, with lumber, has put back leaking.
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o1erS$ ALuEhNEY bull Having pro-
MA3T cured very fine young BULL of this eel
sEn.-.s ebrated breed, out of imported stock from
tins enamel Island, remarkable Tor their abuD-
dant production OF rich and butter Welding mix,
| propose standing him at my farm, ADJOINING
Oakwood Cemetery, for the benefit of those who
mag be desIrUus Of getting cross OF this line breed
The price to be for each cow S. paid to The herd
man at first serrlce PEY TON JUH NST0N.
Retreat, near Richmond, Sept. ed 1850.
Ia I'm
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: HiPPING
Sc 2D-5t DAVID WIN. CURRIE.

44N FOR NEW YuEK.-The good >eh,
$50 CITIZEN. Capt. DRINkwATEk, having q
60 portion of her cargo engaged and GONG on
board, will have quick dispatch For remainder
of cargo. apply TO
Be 20 Il W. d. COLO UITT h co.
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AtN FOR rINUkk.-The regulsr
Ms5s~ packet Schr, EMMA JANE, Capt Pail
s&=-ss~ LIPS, having rortlou Of her CARO- enSaged
AMI going on board, will have dikpatch. For re.
mRID6er, Appl5 to W. ID. COLll UlII co.
s. - IL
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L'KENCH LANGUAGE AND

- =
Prof. A, LA BOMBARIE has returned 10 the
city: business communications my be directed
Ia hlu or 10 A. Vi. DUPUY, Esq, Richmond Fe
male Institute, Grace street, between Sd and 4th
streets. Sc 22-3ts
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axe J4GNTRiC.ST COLLECTIOS OF
W HOOKING BIRDS, &C.-Jnst recsived and
- for sale, the following beau lful specimens of
various breeds of BIRDS, VIZ: Cansrles, German
lnporta Ion Mocking Birds irish Skyiarks; irish
Tnrushes; Polt Parrots. Black birds; African Par
Tots; OEeen Parrots; Africaa Widow Birds; Love
Birds Java and Japanese Sparrows; Tau hit cu
fncbes; tropical BIRDS, nc, &c. No, Broad ST.,
a0Sve the Central DepJt. So % 81
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I HrIt0t
- that the following CHECKS and the pay rolls
and accounts CORRESPONDENCE with them.
stolen from ny residence, IN THIS CITY, on The 18th
instant:
No 27 s76. Sept. IS. 1859, andrew J. Morris. So.
No 27,>T, Sept Is 1850, &. l.. Chnn, TO pay J
II French, ) sos as
No. q SIS, sep. Is 1860, K. l.. Chinn, to pay
Fl. French. So 07 IS.
No p $40 Sart. Is. 1860 Smith Bosworth, cO5 81
The 4 rst check IS pa, able II bearer; the Others
70 the order OF the several persons named A t.b-
era reward viii be given tor the return Of the pay
rolls 4. l.. CHINN.
Sc slw Supt. Repairs J. K, II Il. GO.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-02-29
CORDIAL ELIXIR
OF
Calisaya Bark.

\ TONIC SrIMULANT AND CURE,
IA for Chill ard Fever aud On infalible
remedy 70, the Weakness and Debility ari.
sing tro,n II long sickness, particularly of
Chill and Fever. This preparation contains
IN pleasant and palttahIc form all the val
uaoie meo'cai properties of
CALtaAYA BARK;
the best and most reliable Of all the species
Of Cinchon1, being prepared with the
grcate>t care md combined with other VAL
uahle tonics.
This medicine now offer many advnnta-
gts to those who " ish to use Peruvian
Bark or Qunine, the intensely bitter
taste OF the former is entirely overcome ia
this preparation, which can be taken by the
most delicate without repugnancc. Ia fact,
with the addition Of a little Wine, it forms
a most pleasant cordial and may be tax en-
by those in health as preventive, particu-
larly in mn!hrious Districts.
Prepared from the formula given in the
Philadelphia Journal of the College of
Pham"cy. Prepared and sold wholesale
and retail by, J. J. McKAIN,
Camden, s. G..
Feb. Is. 1860. If.
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LII L L A N c a TER LED
Notice.

I WILL BIZ AT THE USUAL PLACES
L OF receiving Taxes on the following
days. viz:
AT Jack ksonham, Monday Feb. 9th.
AT Craigsyillc, Tuesday, Feb. 2sth.
At i. X. Masil's Store. Wcdnes., Feb. 90
AT Be'lnir, Thursday, March lst.
Al Ross Store, Friday, March I'd.
At Court House. Monday, March 5,h.
AT Piylers mnsiersro iud, Tuesday, Mar 6.
AT Inxahaw, Wednesday. March 7th.
AT Horton's THURSDAY, March 9th.
AT Small's fridny, March OH.
At J. X. 'lagilrs store, Saturday, March 10.
AZ Ballads Muster-ground. Mond. Mar. IL.
~ Tank, Tuesday, March l3.
Aud at the Court House during Court
week, or as long rs Court continues
Those who own slaves will notice that
they nre required to pay tax upon every
dog kept by their slave or slaves.
Free negroes will take notice that they
are required 10 pay tax upon every dog
Kept by them they are also required to
make their returns and pay their taxes dur
ing the month of March.
The tax books will be closed on the 25th
day of April.
K. HUNTER, Il. G.. I'D.
Jan. 3lst 1860. 52-2m.
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SHERlFFS SALES.

DS virtue of sundrv wrIts Of Ii ia Ia me
ID directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
day in March 1860, within the Legal
hours Of sale the following real estate 70,
wit
Ali defendants interest in ard to one
house and lot IN the Village of Lancaster
and adjoining lands of DR.. K T. Wyie and
others, containing two acres. more or less,
Iesi.d "n and To be sold as the property Of
Mrs. Mary Graham, at .hc suit of r. Il &
J. Il. Mag!l. pf 81 10
Also, one house and lot in the Village
Of LANCASTER, containing | ! acres, more "r
!c.s adjoining Lands of DR. X T. Wylic. etal
levied on and 10 be sold as the property Of
Mr. Millry Secrcst at The suit Of Magil Il
Heath. pfSl rs
Three heres Of land more or less adj DIN.
ing lands of = II Emmons, f. Cnre'on,
and Wm Mckenna, levied on and to be soIi
as the property of John w Cooke, at the
suit Of John M1Master.
Also, All defendants interest in two hun
dred acres Of land, more or less, lying on
Flat Creek and adjoining lands of Jonathan
knight, Jackson Baker, ct al levied on and
10 be sold to satisfy fl IA Ia ia, or of Her
od Johnson against defendant John NJ.
Belk.
Conditions cash, &c.
HENRY HANCOCK, s. L. d.
Feb. 7, 1860. ~ pf 1925 each.
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LUM BER FOR SALE.

TNiE subscriber has now on hand at his
l. Steam Saw Mill, a large quantity of
well seasoned lsmher, of al, descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to punctual
customers. a large lot Of refuse lumber
on hand will be sold in the lump, it pur-
choscrs prefer TO buy it in that way. Those
hnvlng need Of this kind of lumber may OBJ
tain bargains by applying soon.
s@ Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and previous Years. are invited TO
come forward and settle by cash or note.
Mr. kibler or Mr.. Nelson will always be
found at the place prepared TO wait upon
customers aud transact all business conncc :
tel with the Mil.
JAMES VI. INGRAM.
j.. lth 1860, l7,f
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S o T. I ii e. a ROL Ma
LANCASTER DIsrR:Cr.

LANCASTER DIsTR:CT.
pY p Il. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D for said District
WHEREAS. John II. Welsh has
applied to me for Letters of Administra.
tion on all and singular the Goods and
Chattcls, Rights and Credits Of Samuel
Helton, late of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
ish all and singular, the kindred and cred.
tors OF the said deceased to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, To be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the second day Of March
next, to show cause, if any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
{ ~ Given under my hand aud seal,
: LIS, this The 18th day OF February in
(-~~ the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and Sixty, and in
the eighty.fourth year Of American Inde.
pendence.
p. T. HAMMOND. o. l.. D.
Feb. ~, 1860. 2-2t-pf 400.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,
ID, 20, & % Beaver street, N. Y.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.

WHOLESALE AGENTS.
ID Grietf & Co, Ne,o Orleans, LL
y ~ J zones, Nohile, Ala
Hunnicutt q Taylor, Alfnta, Gee.
Haviland, Chichester 81 Co, Augusta Ga.
Raglrnd e. Birch, Coitmbus, Gee
Bowdre g. Anderson, Macon, Gee.
iiolcomb q Co, Savannah, Geo.
G FoIIin, Charleston $. e..
January III 1860. 4S--3m.
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Fort Mills Academy
YORK DISTRICT &C


NNIrUATE on the Charlotte and South
- Carolina Rail Road, I6 miles from
CEar.oltre,N, c.
PRIN CIPAI.S,
BUTLER Il. ASTON, ]. GADsDEN ALSroy.
rhr Third S"sSiun Of thu above Institu.
ton will commence on the second Monday
in January 1860.
TERMS PsG SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Primary Branches ........... 5000
The above with EnlliSh Grammer
and Geography y........'..... 900
The same with History ry.......... 1900
Latin, Greek and Mathematics 1870
Board can be had at from eight to ten
dollars per month.
DR.. B. NJ. COBB.
Chm'n Of Board Of Trustees.
Fort Mills, 5. &. Dec 7,-43-3m.
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NOTICE.

A Ill Persons indebted 10 me either BY
IN Note or Account are requested to come
forward and give me the money, as il is ont
of my power 10 extend indulgence to any
one. J. T.. CURETON.
Jan. IL, 1860. 4Sif
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10000 ted '@1 immrdi,Irir' "r iri,T TbirIsao Wa",
cents in trade will be giyon, ar a fair price
in cash,
ALSO WANTED, about 81 cords &C
Tn Bark, SiV dollar. per cord viii b.
paid in trade
OSBORN FLOYD.
JannaTy lS, 1860. 49tf
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