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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31
nomanee orthe A merienn rln-.

What m,ra strange than the following
newspaper MAJ ration from Ihs WasLiagton
SH) Of the actual occurrences OF last
month;
Bnt for the injury received by Booth in
jumping q, the stage, sy which he was
crippled, il is possible that the wen.ar-
rugod plan OF ESCAPE might have succeeded.
Iiut TIE outraged dR of or coa,f,,y,
tramplcd upon 10y HovIh in his exit from
She box, would seem to have been endowed
with powers of volitinn. seizius him by
the sl'T aud causing HIM 70 fall, crippled
on the s,>y2, whcr, by his fight was inter.
coptrd, and Sis io ~ days Of Clin.hko exis.
teuce made days ct agony Intense, II is
believed that. had hn not been Immediate ~
captured. death would have opsued IRON
modification OF his brokea lSs-unoared
tur as it necessarily was and 10 constant use,
Traces, at points OF his route, indicate
that he attempted TO obliteEate the tell,
tale marks OF his crusch in the earth,
whereby his ronte might he traced, and
that lao hopped on one leg at other points,
not using the erateh to the same end.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31
NEW ADvERTIsEM'rs.
CAUTION.

CAN u AAVNs
ON the Ath day of April last, in the city of Jack
~ son, Michigan, lost any pocket book contain
ing S6S in money, aud a certain note dated Bowling
Green, March T. 1855, calling for 1922, with inter
est, payable the tst day Of April, 1857, and signed
own. Chandler" |, therefore, forbid all persons
from buying said note, as said Chandler has been
Motif nd note was stolen, and | still hold tho
claim. n. A. CRAWFORD
Bowling Green, Nav |, 1860 5c%
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - Notice is
IA hereby given that have been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate Of Hiram
Iiscr, deceased, late Of Wood county, Ohio.
JOHN RUSSELL, Administrator.
May 81, 1868. 5c*
NoTiCE.-An application will be presented to
~ the Governor Of the State Of Ohio, for the
pardon Of William Randolph, couricted at the March
Term, 1863, Of the Court ut Common Pleas Of
Wood County, Ohio, cf the crime of burglary, and
scntcnced to the Penitentiary for the term OF six
years. ISAAC SUTTON.
Pcrryshurg, MAY 90, 1865. sc
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31

The Presiieni has issued general am.
nsely 10 Ill rebels he!oy lhl rank oi Colo.
mel.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31

Is crater IA Java (Says Sig Charles
Lyeh) the sulphurous exhslatiens have
killed tigers, birds, aud hAnnlorablc m-
sectsi and the soft parts of those animals
such as the ibres, muscles, hair, Sc, are
tostV led AMI eali,ely destroyed,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31
MlIItary Local ROunllcs.
CUARDIAN's SALE.
GsOrs' D, KIees, eaa'd'aN'l In Probate cOSr'


Charles a. kFeps, J Wood Coanty, Ohio
ny HiIiue of the command nj an order of sale
issued and directed 10 me frOm the Probate Courl
OF Noasi county, Ohio. in che above enttlcd cause
| shah oeer for sale on the premises. on SATUR-
DAY, the l7tl, dav of June, A. ID. lS65, between
the hoess Of ls oelosk and O'Clock T. IS, the fol-
lowing described real estate, the PSoPeBly Of
Charles A, Kreps. te-Witt
ln-L0t Five Haadred aud Ihirty -one Ss3) in ths
town Of ReFr~s ~sbHrg. Wood ooaDty. Chic, as laid
oat and naEabvred ca the Official plat Of said town
of Peuysbarg, Ohio,
GEORGE h. KREPS, G,lar,iian.
Cook q RELh, AttsReys
rcir,sbuFS, o., May ~, 1861. SsSa
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31
H A R D W AR e.
a, tn. Old s,of. Of o. A. no.,wIos.
PECK, HAMILTON Il CO.,

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Hard
uuuuce 70 every body that they in daily receipt
of additions to their now large stock, consisting
Of ofHsrdware, Iron. Nails, Glass, Cordsge, Farming
Utensils, &C., bought at prices made since the
downfall of Richmond, enabling to offer these
goods to our customers cheaper than any one else
in the town. Our stock is full in every particular,
thereby making our store desirable place for
farmers, mechanics, citizens, &C., 10 buy their
goods. 10 addition to the Hardware Store, We are
manufacturing Tin Ware of . superior quality,
which we warrant. We have a large stock Of
Cooking Stoves Of the most desirable kinds, bought
very cheap, with better trimmings than can be
found elsewhere. We pledge ourselves not TO be
undcrsold. All goods wARpEsrED AS SOLD. Give
us call.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-31

TSRUIT GANS.-The fruit eroD ptomisrs suel,
IL PECK, HAMILTON a co. are mannfae-
turing FEait Cans t0' put it 10, and have on hand
the incest kind Of Porcelain Kettles Tor DressEynQ
In fact. We wonll here state that the II ARD
WAhE SrORk Is the place % buy ehsAP-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

The Herold's Norfolk special dispatch says that
jeff. Davis's health is excellent.
More than 1900 claims for damages by the war
have been fled at Washington. amounting to over
$50, 900 900.
Ascher, the Vienna comedian, has just got a
weeks Imprisonment for mimicing NJ. Won Schmer-
ling, the Austrian Prime Minister, and introducing
politics on the stage.
Several costly yachts are upon the stocks IN New
York, each of which will cost from $50, 900 to $780,
600. Captain Lopez of Philadelphia is having one
built in that city which will cost So 900.
Listz, the great pianist. has turned monk. had his
head shaved, and has renowned the musical world
altogether. He goes by the title of Able Listz.
The :" oldes. inhabitant" Of Erie, n. Y. was found
the other day embedded in a piece Of bituminous
coal tha, had been broken for burning. 1t was a
live frog that WAS reused from q nap of many thou
sand years.
The Richmond Times says the negroes Of Virginia
are changing employers almost universally. Ihey
have an idea that their liberty will not be secure
unless they do this, and the consequence is complete
disorpanization on the plantations and IN the domes'
tic Establishments.
New York capitalist has recently commenced
working the gold mines in Plymouth, Vermont. tie
has last taken to the mines Sl2, 900 worth Of quartz
crushing machinery, and the enterprise promises
great success.
On the same day that the old flag was raised over
the rims of Fort Sumter, the negroes on JEFF. Davis
nlantatiou in Mississippi raised a flag over the late
mansion Of the arch-rebel. The occasion was one OF
great enthusiasm.
The following story is told OF Mr.. Chase. while at
Key West: To an old negro known as Sandie he
promised a carte-de-visite, aud handed him a one
dollar bill. AHA 20 says Sandie, " now l know
you. massa; you are old greenoacks'"
Gen. Candy has, by orders from Secretary Stanton,
hunted out and arrested the man who offered last
winter, in an Alabama paper, to be one of a certain
number Of persons to pay a million dollars for the
murder of MIR. Lincoln, and he is on his way, under
guard, TO Washington.
The person who for two years was Purser Of the
rebel pirate .~7l1bamG, has been appointed to a first
class clerkship in the Land Office at Washington.
This position, with its good salary, has been given
him that the Government may have his testimony
available as to the captures and destruction CON-
mitted by that corsair.
1t is probable that Vladimir, the third son Of the
present Car, will be the next Gar, as the Grand
Duke Alexander is very delicate.
Disease Of the heart is very prevalent in England
At the hospital where this disease Is especially treated
there we've 165 cases in one week.
Henry Honeymaun of Boston, Mass, who made
VOW that If Gen. Lee surrendered or was captured ~
would walk from that city to Washington, has accom-
plished his singular pilgrimage. He arrived at tn
national capital, having made the distance II
twenty-five days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05
fCouruun.catcd.1

AR. EDITOR BY your las. paper that has come
to hand l see that you don't believe much in the
leprOsy, which is hailed by the Ministry as q means
of displaying their power over the poor kanskas-
On arbitrary power Of taking them 10y force and dis
posing Of their persons. without any regard for their
rights.
1t is very questionable, the justice Of such high
handed measures, upon the supposition that we have
the leprosy, that it is contagious, that d short period
Of separation will work a cure. But If there is no
leprosy, If what is so called is not contagious or in
fictitious, nothing can be more cruel than the pro-
posed Government measures about being carried out.
Il appears 10 me that the requirement that all
assessors Of taxes must report cases Of leprosy IN
their districts, is the last refinement of absurdlty.
What do the tax'oficers know about it: Now that
we have q Government religion and al Aposto!ical
Succession priesthood, l recommeud O better plan OF
finding out the cases. as follows Deuteronomy
"a, 6 -" Take heed in the plague Of !eprosy, that
thou observe diligently, and do according to all that
the priests and the Levites shall teach you" But
don't trust in the doctors. Yours, =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05
EuuOpean Intelligence.

The steamship Cuba, with dates from Liverpool to
the 18th and from Queenstown to the 18th June, has
arrived.
All the Paris Journals quote Lord Brougham's
speech urging the policy of clemency upon the Amer
lean Government. They generally praise it, and
several express hopes that the humane suggestions
may be attended to-.
The Paris Patrie says the apology made for the
insult to the American Consul's flag at Honolulu, by
an English captain last April, not being satisfactory
to the Washington Government. a demand was made
for further satisfaction, which the English Govern
ment has just given in a despatch to President John
son expressing regret for the occurrence.
The Paris .Noniteur, in speaking Of large rein
forcements for Mexico, explains that the army in
Mexico will receive before the 8lst of December the
men necessary to replace those whose terms expire
by that day. The object of the movement is to
maintain, not to increase the strength OF the army.
The foreign ambassadors had congratulated Napo-
leon on his safe return from Algeria.
The Prussian Upper Chamber has rejected the
budget of the Lower House and left the Government
TO FIX their own budget.
The Prussian Chambers were prorogued on June
18th. Bismark, in a speech from the throne, bitterly
reproached the Chamber for their opposition to the
Government. They separated with feelings OF mutu-
al arrangement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05
Communicated.

Ma. EDrron Among the appointments which
Mr. T. c. Heuck has obtained through having q
friend at court, is that Of Assessor for this district
Now 7 do rot want it understood that l think MI.
II. other than q gentleman, and consequently a very
agreeable man for an assessor still, l cannot over
look the fact that he is q brother merchant and l
Question the ~propriety Of his calling upon ms and
asking what value my stock in store may be he'd at
wins, amount of money I may have, and to what ex'
tent my real estate may be mOrteaged. 1t is not IN
GOOD taste. Is the Government afraid that the mer-
chants do not make proper returns, and that It IS
necessary tina, 8 merchant should he set 10 catch a
merchant? Yours MSSCh'AF'
Honolulu. August 9. 1885.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05
Communicated
LeprOsy.

Ma. EDITOR In your last week's paper reao
an article concerning {" China Leprosy." which sub
iect would ike to discuss publicly, even with
medical men, and furnish substantial proof that TINS
terrible disease. pronounced incurable, is not only
cnrable. but that, in some localities, the pubic IN
general. but more particularly medical men, would
laugh at hearing it pronounced incurable- L have
had some experience in treating this disease IN the
West Indies, and, should you be willing to allow me
space in your columns, 1 will prepare an article for
YOUR most valuable paper.
Yours. y PHYSICIAN.
nv shall be pleased to insert the promised arti-
Gle, as the question is an interesting one, and will
bear ventilation.-ED.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. AUGUST ).
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- Our neighbor OF the Gazette had his por-
ringer right side up it seems, as he has been so
fortunate as 10 have 4 pamphlet laid upon his
table. STYLED A Yindication Of the Orders OF the
Ancient Catholic Church of England, against the
objections of one DR.. Fletcher; by the Venerable
Arch-Deacon Mason, VI. a, OXon. With . Preface
and Notes" From the slurring way that q gentle
man and scholar. with q Continental reputation. Is
alluded to. as one DR.. Fletcher by q person
who seems TO have q multiplicity Of titles, but who
has vet to win q desirable Hawaiian reputation.
we expect to peruse, when favored with a copy, q
pamphlet which shall be ~unanswerable. From the
fair and temperate manner in which Mr.. Mason's
productions have always been reviewed in this
paper. we certainly had a right to expect that the
usual courtesy would be extended TO Us.
E3- We give the following certificate from the
California State Agricultural Society space in our
columns with pleasure. and trust that every taeiI-
itv will be given Mr.. Warren for the collection OF
information. specimens. seeds. &c:
Rooms CALIFORNIA STATE AGRIcCLTuRAL SOCIETY,"
Sacramento, July 18th, 1855.
H., ,be 4orjcuytDristS Of the Sandwich Islands
GFrrTIyG This ceruHes that J. o A. Warren, ESQ, late
Editor OF the Vine. Wool and Stock Journal OF this state, IS
Tho accredited delegate of the State Agricultural society o ms
c,nIyicb Islands. and to all Agricultural, or Industrial soce-
tFes he may desire TO visit while among you.
ANY information or facilities for information you may flVol
him With. will be judiciously used for the benefit OF our mutnA
interests. a recognition Of which, and a good feeling, and
concert OF action for the advancement of the general interests o
the Pacific coast and Islands, is desirable.
'"e "e' Respectfuiiy, JOHN HoAG,
Sec'y. State AgT. Soc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

Va The Government are now making eX'eh
sive and much-needed repairs on the upper bridg'
in Nnuann Valley.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05
.LMnsr As mARD as IRON!
TE=TTuONIALS-

IA wr,rrR-Dear Sir I have been using your Metaulc
p.Tt sr tre Last three years on Freight AMI Passenger CARS
E1yires Teuiers, &c. I hud il the best paint 1 have ever
- 81 dnr,btlitv. and from the numerous tests l nave
rs.ted IL o.. proves Il 70 he superior TO any PAM o il -,
Ss1,,fri,y Ia. Oil and is befu. almost pure Iron - sus-spubis
- ), H1eat Dos-IbI- poIfsh- / have never known A. 10 cracs-
h I = se,Is. AMI I unhssthatngly recommend It TO all those
z u. BENEDICT,
Master Mechanic, II. - NJ T. K
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Dissolution of Co-PartnershIp-
NOTICE.

80 b.tr-rn GEO. GALBRAITH, j. '. VERNON
a. THGs " wARKEN. doing business as the HoNOLG-
IN DTSTILLEPY COMP4SY, Is this day dissolved oy
mutual cousrut. NJ Geo
r. rrts-sigrpi having purchased the interest OF MI nsO-
n.f--,T,L - NJ D Y. Vernon IN the Honolulu DtStiery Com
rau- will hereafter carry on the business hmseI, uhisI ~
go .gf sfvle Of The HONOLULU DiSTILLERf, and settle
eli Tr.s, ar4ff. accounts against the late firm.
R-JnnTon. Green s Co, are agents for the sale
- H. SHIRTS FROM this Di-itery-
UouCIuIl. July %, 1865.
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Master Mechanic, IL. = NJ r r
CrHrrsSArI. June :. 1859

CrScrsyAr. June :, 1859.
We bsvs used Winters Metallic Brown Paint and until We
O. .-,..bT1r better we will continue 70 ue Il IN our Iron
york. both Ro5dng aud Bridging. - lar there IS nothing nov
-. 80 no =. nat can compare with u in its tenacIty 70
- s.r-ri,Uv IRON. Il j. perfectly water and weather proof
n do.s uot waste By exposure g. weather. ani We ia 'A@S on
boHers ChlmneSs' 49, MOsLEY < &C
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

m- The SmyrniOte, with the mails VIII iehVe
during the coming week for san FRANCISCO pos
siblv on Saturday, the 18th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

THAxKs.-For papers and periodicals ours are
dine TO Messrs. j. c. Merrill & Co., Messrs. Z. w.
Brooks s. Co. and Messrs. Strattman & Co, OF San
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

lUn- We have had some OF the " vienna water
nroof saloon matches laid on our table by the
aronts for the manufacturers. Messrs. Grinbaum &
20 In lighting they are certainly not offensive,
br+ wa have not had time to pass them through the
various ordeals through which it is claimed they
can mass without being impaired.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

<CoorIEs.-The coolies engaged for the Metcalf
r Plantation left here in the schooner Marilda on
Saturday last. fop Hilo. They marched down TO
the wharf preceded by music () furnished by some
Of their own number. During their stay on shore
they have seemed to be a happy, eontented lot
and will. with proper treatment, no doubt be val
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05

An ApoLoGY.-By our telegraphic news 1t VIII
be seen that the President of the United states was
not satisfied with the apology given by Captain
Turnour, of H. 3. N. ship Clio, for the outrageous
conduct Of his officers in taking down the sign at
tho r :. Legation in this city, and that lie had de
handed q further apology from the British Gov
ernment. which was accorded, and regrets ex-
pressed for the outrage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-08-05
,,o,S ATloN Is MADE FROM

VUVIl.N XII ~ "hDI6
sgr.oxvd- u Irga aad Manganese In its natural state
- - , Eedr-b Brown. and iu combination with other Paints
= 1y.s AL the browns dcsirab!s. In is primitive beauty and
- II ep.eafz clear, pI-e, agd flesh It Is soft. unctuous-
- -.gv ~ Ind. IL lows freely from the brush. and works
80 IL possesses a more elastic body than Other Paints II
i-zgss upon the surface a glossy, unfadinE, durable
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-23
South CAROLINA ALL RIGHT

SOUTH CAROLINA ALL RIGHT
They have statesmen in South Caro-
lima, in fact have always had them,
and we are glad to see that those of
the present day seem to realize the
situation and act with a degree of
common sense. The Legislature has
adjourned until the 25th instant, but,
before the adjournment, that body
passed the Constitutional Amend
ment, and, as the telegraph informs
us, with but slight opposition. This
is as it should be, and we say. all
honor to South Carolina for it. Ten
nessee and other States that profess
to have had vast amount of Union
Ism all the time, hesitate and daily,
but South Carolina, the first strike
a blow, comes up manfully to the
work. She has passed the Consti-
tutlonal Amendment. and now if she
has Or will ignore the rebel debts and
conform to the other reasonable
requirements of the national authori-
ties, she may present her Senators
and Representative at Washington
with q reasonable hope that they will
be received
NSAo1CHASu HcIc W no profess TO be
behind none in their devotion to the
Union, admit that while they are
willing that the Constitutional Amend
ment shall be ratified by our Legis-
lature. it will be a bitter pill. Why
bitter? We think it should be done
willingly, cheerfully, and that it is
but right and proper that those who
control the Government demand it,
for We want the everlasting question
OF African slavery buried SO deep
that the ''last trump can't reach it.
After the example of South Caro-
lima, will our Legislature hesitate? :?
We trust not. Let those who COM
pose that body come together, then,
with determination to forget the
past, let bygones be bygones, and
perform their duty as patriots. The
Constitutional Amendment should
be ratified on the first day of the
session-it should be done by a
unanimous vote. Do that and we
may get a representation in Congress,
but fail to do it and there is no hope.
Raleigh Progress.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Liquors, &c.

DIR. KING has just received from
GY YCharleston, and will continue to re-
IN S:oi7o, trash DRUGS, MEDICINES,
"a &c. Golden Medal Cognac Brandy,
Wolfs old Bourbon Whiskey and Cream
Ale, for medical purposes; Charles London
Cordial Gin, so highly recommended by
Or. Valentine Mott, the acknowledged head
OF the medical profession: Perfumeries,
Fancy and Toilet Soaps, pure Kerosene Oil,
Cn cans, Stearine Candles, Union Lamps,
Spanish Segars and Savory Tobacco, Cough
Candies, Flavoring Extracts, &c. Particu-
lar Ia. attention given to the compounding and
filling prescriptions. At the corner Plain
and Plckens streets-frst corner West of
Nlckerson's Hotel, Columbia, s. c..
Nov 22 ~ j. r. MACARTY, Druggist.
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ME-"
DRUGS and medicines.
FISHER { HEINITSH
At Their old Stand, on Richardson Tor
Mdin) Street, Columbia, S. c.

w our friends and customers, our
readiness to supply them with DRUGS,
MEDICINES, and a variety Of Fancy Ar
ticles. Accessions to our stock are arriving
daily. Physicians, Families, Planters and
the community generally are invited to
We are ready at all hours to dispense our
articles on the most reasonable terms.
Oct % ID
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

A LARGE CHESNUT SORREL
N2A MARE, about ICE hands high;
Ill branded on left shoulder ''U. So
drags her hind legs; is in foal A suitable
reward will be given upon restoration to
NOV ~ z D. B. DESAUSSURE
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To Rent,

EIGHT ROOMS-bcing the half OF
~ large house, pleasantly locatcd-toge-
ther with a commodious kitchen, ample
servants accommodations, half Of large
stable and other ont-buildings Apply i'm
mediatc'v at COFFIN Il RAVENEL'S.
'mbly street, near Washington.
Nov 81 t0*
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RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
l., G, CLARKE,
htngton Street, Opposite O.d JnV
TOGETHER WITH

TOGETHER WITH
DIBBONS, COLOGNE, TOILET POW
III DER, FERBENA WATER. toll E,
SOAPS, SOZODONT, DIAPER PINS. Toilet
Powder Boxes, Silk and Leather Belts. Cor
sets, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes, Gloves.
Linen Braids, Tape, Shawls, Edgings, Bal,
moral moral Skirts, Callcoes, Travelling Bags,
and Cloths, for Gents wear, Blankets, Hats.
Whalebone, Zephyr Worsted, Black Bomba !.
zine, Black French Merino, Black Alpaca.
B. q. Diaper, Huck. Diaper, Cloak 0rna,
ments and Trimmings, Serpcntine Silks and
Worsted Braids, Fancy, Pearl, Agate, Bone,
ton Tuck Combs, Dress Trimmings. Mar
celine Shawl Pins, Menefour, Ladies' Meri-
no Vests, Drawers and Pctticoats, Gilt and
Jet Belt Buckles. Gents McriIio Drawers
and Undervests, Waterfalls and Pads, Lace
Wells, Narcelinc Silk, &c Oct %
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By Levin & Peixotto.

oy deV1U W IE1XUCCO.
VIE undersigned would beg leave to call
Il the attention of the ladies and gentle
men OF Columbia to the fact that they have
consisting of: CLOAKS, SHAWLS, MERI-
NOES, SHIRTINGS, FLANNELS, SHEET
lNGS, LADIES' CATERS and BOOTEES,
HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS, of all kinds.
Gentlemen will also find CLOTHING,
BOO1S, HATS, SOCKS, fine White Linen
Bosom SHIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS. COL
LARS, etc. LEVIN & PFIXOTTO
The above goods will be sold at the low
est. prices. Purchasers will please call
before purchasing elsewhere. Nov II 12