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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

MlssrsslppI--HoRRIBLE MuRDER.--Ono
night last week, says the Broohhaven JOurna!,
Mr.. Joel Norton was fired upon by conceal
ed assassin, while out on his gallery getting
drink of water. Six balls entered his body
and caused almost instant death. After he
uxs snoL ne waIKed into .i,v ,vvu', riIen i'i-
sister asked him if he was much hurt, and
replying that he was, fell li(eless en- the
floor.
This frightful tragedy threw the whole house
in CONSERVATION, and all their thoughts were
turned to the one who, few moments be-
fore, was in the bloom of life, now laying a
corpse before them. Their grief over this
sudden loss of one of their family was intense;
but little did they think this rude messenger
of death had claimed two Of their number as
it's victims. Nevertheless, on entering tie
bed chamber of the little children, to disclose
to them the sad tidings of the death of their
uncle, 10 it was found that one of tho mis-
siles of death had taken one of those innocent
little creatures on its journey. The same
ball that caused the death Of the uncle pierc-
ed the head of one of the unoffending little
ones, carrying it off without a murnnr, 'r
even waking the other children in the bed.
The cause Of the murder is wrapt in mystery.
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Beautiful Popiins at s5 cents per

II has fabulous sound, but it is nevertheless
true. See the now advertisement OF the new Au-
susta merchants, V. RIcHAnps / BRos. They
opened grand establishment scarcely month
ago, and their already unbsundod popularity
proves what they are. Read their prices in an
othe, column.
And wo would no. omit to meuti n al.O to Edge
fold people that a. RICHARDS Bnos' they will
ind, M salesman, their aHAblo and obligins fellow
citizen, Mr.. GRO j. ToSEY, who. We we'll know,
will ever do ali in his power to msks their VISIT
20 R1esAsps & Bros. both Agreeable snd sdsau.
tagoous. We call attention to Mr.. toSxfs caro-
elsewhere in this issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

EE In tho Tennessee House Of Representa-
tvca, on Monday last, Bill providing for impair
iial suffrage and universal amnesty WAS tabled by
a vote Of 80 to ~. The East Tonnesseans voted
almost solid against it, while majority of tho
Conservatives favored the measure. Tho Bill
WAS introduced by the Radicals.
ryr The resting places of tho Union soldiers
who died during tho war are to bc marked here
after with cast iron hend blocks, instead of the
wooden ones. as at present, in the various na-
tiona cemeteries. The names, number, de-, Of
each solder are to bo cast in raised letters. The
Ouartermaster- General has accordingly invited
proposals. for furnishing the cast iron head blocks
About 9se,e9o OF thsa, ose pogsiysa.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

ss0- John Surratt, the alleged aecomplicc in
tho murder of President Lincoln, who wss dis
covered serving in the Papal Zouavca, under tho
name Of John Watson, was arrested upon thu de-
mand of Con. King and afterwards escaped into
Italisn territory. The Italian authorities arsen.
doavoriny to recap.ure him.
1s- Secretary Stanton has appointed Col. w.
H. Stewart and ". Hymn, of Washington, and A.
Miller, OF Cecil county, as Commissioners to
award compensation to the loyal slave owners Of
Maryland whose slaves were drafted during tho
war. The Commission is created under an a:t Of
Congress passed last session.
rs Thad Stevens has arrive in Washington,
and announces his intention to be moro radical
than over next session. lie has prepared bill
for immediate passage to regulate removals from
Office. 1t il more stringent than Senator Trum-
bulls, and provides that no one rejected by the
Senate she'll be again nominated or appointed to
any Office for threo years.
T The New York Chambs- Of Commerce ut
special meeting Thursday adopted the report Of
lk SpoclRi COmUlttee
OF tho Government tax on cotton, and memorable
ing Congress to that effect Tho ground taken is
that. said tax is both uncOnsituti nal and oppres-
sive.
@- A Yankee schoolmasteE named Glover, is
reported by tha Dnurille Tin,e1 as having swind-
led his culurod friends aud pupils out Of $3.50,
raised to buy library for them. After getting
tho money in hand he borrowed clean shirt from
q respectable negro and decsmpoi The scsne Of
bis exploits is in tho neiyhborhood of Walters
Mills, about FIVE miles from Danville, in Caspell
county, North Carolina.
@s- judge Reagan, formerly Confederate
Postmaster General, has written letter to the
Texas Adroca.e, OIL suffrage, 10 which he takes
the position that "al persons hereaftr to be I'D
nit.ed 10 tho elective franchise, shoHd be abk,so
resaimat;gentiy 10 fss EzSfisS lacgsaga:
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Mr. Lebeschultz Again On the Stage of

Tha. most courteous, ta,tsful aud experienced
usrshant, Nr. LEBSscaULTz, who has been, du-
ring T. entire fall, confined TO his house by sick
most, il. we are glad to announce, once moro TO os
seer b-hiud bis counter. He has jdst retarnod
frou, purchasing trip to Augusta, Savannah an
Charleston ~ list Of the elsssnt and use.ul things
he has bought in those places for the kdyeaeld
market may be seen by referring to Install sdver-
6semont In another column. We truly hope that
the immediate and generous patronage OF hi'
rasny friends msy enable this obligins and fair
dealing gentleman to speedily make up for the
hack tin business accustomed by his !a,o sickness
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

Mr.. THOMPSON 8 LgcrURE.-We take plea
sure in announcing that the Hon. Waddy
Thompson,' ,'of South Carolina, will address
our citizens on Saturday evening. Mr. Thtmp-
sons we'll known abilities and powers of el-
oquence should guarantee hm-what we be-
speak for him-a large audience. His sub
ject will be, The Great Men Of our Nation
"a subject to which Mr.. Thompson is capa-
BILE of doing ample justice.-Columbus Sum-
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The Charleston News.

The popul.r Charleston Ns'os is published Dali
ly, Semi Weekly and Weekly. On this occasion,
We speak particular Of the Weekly NeTs which is
before us for the fret ti;:c. 1t is valuable and
entertaining journal, aboundiDg in fine pOltioa!
articles useful essays. improving sketches, truth
fi pictures from life, brief and tasteful critical
neses, and the most enjoyable pleasastrio'.
Pub.shed 4. No. 1s, Hayne ST, Charleston, bS
CArtcARr, MCMILLAN and MoRroa. g. B. CATE
CARR, Esq, Editor. Subscription price per year
-Cnsh-SS00.
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MIR. g. A. Atkinson.

Mr.. S. A. A1KIss0u, for some time past dis-
tinguished renbor of the editorial staff o. the
Chroniels d Sentinel, has latoly withdrawn from
that paper.
We hope the field of journalism is not going to
lose Mr. ATKINSON permanently. Our bost wishes
attend him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

Suocx1NG.-We have had related to us
case which shocks all the finer feelings of our
nature. In an adjoining District, beautiful
young lady, seventeen years OF age: wen @ eIu-
Gated, and very respectfully connected TOOK a
fancy to a young colored man. 1t having
been talked about in the neighborhood, caus
ed unpleasant feelings. Finally, the woman
eloped with the negro. They were pursued
to within short distance of this place. Tac.
ed to negro's house, where she was found
laughing and talking with her paramour s
family. On Bcisg discovered, she attempted
to escape, but was arrested and returned to
her nareuts.-Pickens Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28
The Legislature.

The Legislature Of Souh Carolina met on
Mundny last. The work before it is worry varied
in character and of tho highest importance to tho
pooplc at large, embracing legislation ns to the
Usury Laws of the State; as to tho Relief of
Debtors upon contracts mado previous to and du-
ring tho war; as to the Amendment of the Crimi-
nal Law Of the State; ss to modifying tho or
yanizaon Of the District Courts, and establishing
them upon luss expensive scale; as to ascer-
tanning the deficiency in the grain crop, based
upon tho report of members from each District
and ropea.ing said deficiency; us to the ratidca-
ton of the Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States as proposed in the last Congress; !;
and as to various matters of internal Improvement
By our next issue, wo hope to be able t. lay
before our readers the frat weeks proceedings of
the Session now in progress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

CONCENTRATION OF TEoors AROUND WASH
1xGrox.-It is reported that there are now in
tue forts around Washington and between
them and Baltimore some fifteen or twenty
thousand United States troops, and the ques-
ton is asked what does this mean? Some
suppose these troops were collected in view
O. propabe insurrecton in Maryland with
the late election; some conjecture that they
are intended for Mexico while other asrolo-
gers of the Radical stripe suspect that und,r
President Johuson's apparently cordial re-
signation to the results of the late election,
be medi,ates tremendous coup d'tat.
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RETURN oy H1x, JAcop THoAPsoN:-A
despatch from Washington says that Mrs. Ja-
c b Thompson, of Mississippi, has been there
the President to allow her hus-
band to come home. 1t is said she left with
assurances from the President that he might
return to his home in Mississippi. 1t will be
remembered that he was one of the alleged
Canadian conspirators.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

The Columbia Il Hamburg Railroad.
On Monday the 10Th inst, u vote Of the citizens
of Augusta was taken upon the question of
subscription, by ,Ie Council Of that City, OF one
h.--l---l- -.LAnaaid dnllaza-tA-tL tho c~l-s-his d
Hamburg Railroad. We are. rejoiced to b. able
to state that the majority in favor of said sub.
s.riptiou was most overwhelming. Tho City Of
Augusta will therefore subscribe the ona hundred
thousand. Or at least it is to be fairly presumed
she Will do sv sitter this vast affirmative vote Of
her people. Coluubil has recently subscribed
$33,3OO to the Stock Of THIS Railroad. SO the
great work may now be considered az cert"in OF
coasummstion; and of very speedy c"nsu nma-
ton. fact over which we, through Whole i'm
mediate country it will pass, should greatly ro-
joice. For of course the productiveness and gen.
ersl prosperity Of the said country will be very
grsstly enhsncsd by this outlet to market Co.
!umbia and Augusta have done wisely and well.
We only wish euull place upon record that
Bdrefeld had done more in this good cause.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

FouvD DEAD.-Fanny, formerly the slave
of Col. E. Alexander, of Pondlclon, was found
dead near Woodall Mountain, in this District,
on Saturday last. The deceased was ged,
inlirm and of unsound mind. 1t is supposed
that she pcrished from cold or hunger, or per-
hups both combined. 1t is related that her
husband, Bill, had strayed off after younger
and strange faces, and left no one to care for
his {" first love" Such is freedom.-rickens
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

4 TRIBUNE TnREAr.-Tha peoples con-
stitutiona amendments have been aptly call
ed ladder OF five steps. upon which the
S,u:h was invited to Climb to the platform Gf
,h- Union. But the l2salists arc not bound
to stand holding that lsdler foreyer, Esitine
for the rebelsto Use it. Wien tirsd/of wait
ing and holding, the people will move on,
l-aving behind one single and permahent
st.p-,hat of impair ial 'uft.sge So says
Greeley.
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Read This, All Ye Farmers and
Planters.

Or re- ID. rather, the eadvortisementfrom Wilcox,
GIss, & Co., whose place of business is No. 2il
Broad Street. Augusta, Ga They know all about
Guanos and Phosphates, and sell the best kinds.
II you prefer tho famous Peruvian and Phoenix
uusno. wilcox GIBDs are tho gentlemen to
buy i. Of. But every variety may be had at tho
same place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28
The Edgedeld Carriage Mauufactory.

The Edgefeld Carriage Mandatory.
And whom We wont to the Shops Of Messrs.
sulru JONES 10 look at tho above mentioned
Hssrae, We were so struck with tie great scale
upon which they conduct their Carriage and Bug
~ M.uufactory tina, We felt au interest to 60
through it, and seo itt ins and out'. We have
b.come 8. accustomed to sln Ill affairs and 'mall
b,yinnin.. ,. since tho war, that ws really bad NO
idea 50 thorough and complete an establishment
az that Of Messrs. SIXTH i JONES existed IN
Blpefeld. In most establishments of the kind
in tho country all the work, il We mistake not, Is
done by one and the sa,ne set Of men. But not go
here. There lie Coach-maker's Shop whore all
the wood work ;s done, and Leather Shop where
all the leather work and decoration is done, and
= Paint Shop whore all the painting and varnlsh-
In, is duno, while the iron work domands and
k.e busy TWO different Blacksmith Shop. And
tho Coach Mixers do their own particular work
srd in:e-m.dde nat with the Painters or Trim
m,rs or Bsck.miths And so OF each set OF
workmen. Iadeed business conducted on the
large scale and with the artistic skill Of tho one
in question i, very great credit to Edgehed,
aud OBSERVER most liberal patronage from the
District vt largo. As to the work turned out from
tho Msnufaetory of Messrs. SMITH JONES, it 10
to vel known for US to speak of on this occa-
xion. Specimens Of it can always be seon in
abundance at their shops-sud in fact in two
thirds Of the carriage houses in our Distric:. AS
specimens of extremely beautiful decoration and
ncvel painting w would invite the attention OF
the public to two vehicles. Phaeton and Bag
", belonging to Gov. PIcKExs, now in the show
ruom of Mrssrs. Smith d JrxBs.
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'rhe Mercury.

Al We stated last wOek. the Mercury haa been
revived. Since thsn it has fesehsd Us. 1t 10 new
and elegant throughout; and full Of the old hre
and Yisor. We give i, most honorable greeting,
and vi.h Ii most brilliant succcss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28
Thanks.

Vie return our best thanks to JAMES RAINS
I'D, E.q, for number of the London Ii"e' OF
,ry recent la;s lie often fasors us with vaiua-
BILE Engih papers, p"liteness than which none
could more highly appreciated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

The Georgia Senate passed the bill eIeDpting
one hundred and ,ix,y acres Of land In the eoun-
ty, aud $4,000 worth Of property in the city from
levy or sale The House has appropriated 5,Ooo
" bury Confederate dead.
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


IN EQUITY.
Saml. w. Gardner, Admir-,
Anna Mays, saml Mays, Dill 10 SCH ianu' "e'
Susan E. Gardner, ct. al.
EDY Virtue of an Order of tho Court in hiscase,
I'D will sell on the promises (the residence OF
SAML. NAYS on THURSDAY, the Goth Dec. next,
the REAL ESTATE described in The plcadings,
to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND, on the Martintown
road, miles Of Augusta. containing Six Hun
drcd and Fifty acres, or less. adjo:ning lands
Of Charles Hammond, Thomas McKio, ct al.
Sold, On credit of twelve months with inter-
est from day of Sale, except Costs of Suit and
Expenses of Sale which must be paid in Cash.
Purchasers to give bonds with ample personal
.urotics and mortgage Of the premises to secure
the purchase money. Titles Extra
z. W.CARW1LE, C.EE.D.
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a@ M. slidell. once Confederate minister to

as- Mr.. slidell, once Confederate minister to
France, recently applied to the President for par
don, through Mr.. Bigolow, minister at Paris Tho
reply of the President was tina: no intercourse or
correspondence of any kind could be held with
Mr.. Slidel.
acg The Governor of Arkansas has submitted
q message upon tho constitutional Amendment
recommending no action until tho State should bo
permitted representation in Congress. The mea-
sage is before the Committee on Federal Relation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28
Prospect of War with England.

Dispatches receive by the Gov. General
from England state that tho possibility Of
trouble with the United States renders in
creased vigilance indispensable on the part Of
the Canadian authorities.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

BALTIMORE, November "a, noon.-Flour dull,
low grades very heavy. Wheat very dull. Cora
dull; new white, 95@9s; new yellow, 94@s6.
Oats heavy, 54@55. Provisions neglected, nomi-
nal. Coffee quct-Rio steady. Whiskey dull;
2,37@s bond; Pennsylvania, 25@3O free.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

w Is is said tAa. the French Government has
received news that the rule Of Msximilian is viz
sIaily at an oad. Il is further EepOrted that the
aoysrnnaas hs, ozdasea the shiPssss Of stores
10 EanO % Do gteYfe5
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House.Carpentering. ..Undertaking."s
A New Hearse.


Last week, we saw for the first time, very
handsome Hearse belonging to Mr.. NJ. A. MAR
nERr of our town, who has lately set mp in the
Undertaking Business. Mr.. MARKERT's reputa-
ton for skilful Cabinet. Making and House Car
pentering was vol known throughout Edgcfeld
for some years before the war. And speaking Of
the war reminds US of another we'll known faot:
that no man did braver or better service for the
South in that same war than did this same Mr..
MEskzR1--a Lieutenant in Go. l. I'd S. c. Csr-
airy. On TIL: account as we'll az for his great
skill and thorough reliability, we wish him un-
bounded success upon his again entering into bu-
siness. The Hoarse of which we speak is one OF
tho hsnd.omsst and most appropriate we have
over seen. The body Of it il the tasteful work OF
Mr.. MARKERr himself while the running gear,
painting and decoration are tho NO less elegant
and tasteful wo.k of Messrs. SMITH JONES.
Mr.. MARxERr's place of buSiness is next door
Ws.t of the Adtertiser Ofioe. His card will be
found slse here in our colurnns
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

CHARLESTON. November 24--Cotton advanced
l to cents Sales 162 bales. Middling 3l1@
80 cents. Offering stock light.
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Something to Look Forward To.

We hear that tho Ladies of the Baptist Con-
gresstion are getting up large and handsome
Fair. That it is to be held in tho large hail Of
the Female Collegc-the week before Christmas
to bo open two or three days and nights. Such
thing in this dull village will BIO delightful. We
hope we have mol been misinformed. And we
are sure we wish tho Ladies most exultant sue
cess. We have not yet been authorised to an
nounee this Fair. We will be however; and
therefore we do not hesitate to give premonitosy
hint of the pleasant prospect ahead.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

rs- Gen Til.on, n.w at Savannah, has been
authorized TO adjus, all claims t" the abandoned
oe.st lands Of Georgia and South csroliba.
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of ALBERT
IA G. TURNER, decd. will make payment to
my brother JAMES NJ. TURNER, and those hav
ing demands against the Estate will please fur
nish copies Of their demands to the same.
R0BT. A. TURNER, Ex'or.
Nov, 50, ~ 49
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COMMERCIAL.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 81

COTTON.-The market opened with better
feeling this morning, owing to tho improved tone
of the Liverpool ant. New York markets, tho for
mer having advanced I'd and the latter cent
With light offering took the sales nlnonn ted to
323 bales. The market closed steady at the fol-
lpwing quotations:
Middling 3O1 Strict Middling 81 Good Mid
ding 32a Middling Fair 33i.
G0LD.-ThO gold market opened easy, brokers
buying at I4O and selling at 143; but adviees
from Now York ut noon caused considerable ir-
regularity in the market and we could get no cor
rect quotations in the afternoon.-Chronicto d.
Sentinel.
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Notice !!
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the Firm of
IA WARREN & L0VELAcE will please como
forward and settle their Indebtedness without de-
lay,-otherwise their Accounts will be placed in
the hands of ]. L. ADDISON, Esq, for collection
The Firm has been dissolved, and the business
must be settled up.
CARSON WARREN,
B. F. L0VELACE.
Ridgeway, Nov 26 3t# As
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~ Messrs. BROWNE & scHIRMER, General
Commission Merchants, No. 8, Exchange Place,
Charleston, S. c., have our especial thanks for
THAR thoughtful kindness in sending US woekly
ths. Charleston Prices Current and Commercial
Cipeulsr
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Pine Lands for Sale!

VTywO HUNDRED (2OO) ACRES in all,-ffty
IL (5O) in cultivation, the rest we'll timborcd.
Only FIVE miles from Aiken, and quite convenient
to Vaucuso. md other markets. The dwelling
house is comfortable and the out-bulding are
sufficient The fruit trees are select and flourish
ing. This tract is adjoining tho Hatcher lands
recently purchased by Rev. Mr.. Bell. Come,
gentlemen, who wants good bone in healthy
region of country? Apply to the Subscriber at
Graniteville, S. C.
THOS. J. SENN.
Nov. 20, 4ts IS
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NEW YORK, November 24-p. m.-The Cotton
Market closed quiet. Sales 1900 bales. Middling
321. Orleans, i51. Flour opened lO@15 better
but closed with advance lost. Sales 1900 Statc,
$S l0@11 Is. Wheat dull. Corn Irregular and
unsettled. Whiskey quiet. Pork closed frmer.
Lard frmer; groceries dull; naval stores firm
petroleum easier; freights more easy. Gold 1883
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-28

s. F. GOODE, TREASURER IN AccoUNr CURRENT
WITH THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF the
PooR poR EDoSrIELD DISTRICT, PoR THE YEAR
RSDISo 1,r 0cr. 1855.
Dn.
To amt. received Of S.
Crouch, former Treas'r. $425G,52
Less by commissions at 2pr ct. Sal9
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HOUSE CARPENTERING
AND


AND
UNDERTAKINGS !
yUJIIE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
Il citizens of Edgeiield District, that be is now
prepared to execute ALL BUILDING AND
CARPENTERS WORK with fidelity and dis
patch, and on reasonable terms.
He is also engaged, next door to the Advertiser
Office, in the
Undertaking Business,
And has on hand IN assortment of BEAUTIFUL
COFFINS, Rosewood finish, neatly trimmed, and
of the latest styles. Prices very moderate.
Ny Aue NEW HEARSE, with gentle Horses
and good Driver, will attend Funerals when
desired.
During my absence from the shop, Mr.. JAS.
PAUL, who is conducting the CABINET BUS1.
NESS in the same Rooms, will give his individual
attention to all orders for C0FFINS, &c.
N. A. MARKERT.
Nov. 81, If 4s
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Also,

The best brands of sEGARs, Smoking TO-
BACC0 and PIPES,
Fine SHERRY and PORT WINE,
Splendid WHISKEY, by the Bottle,
Kentucky Rifle POWDER in Cans,
SHOT and CAPS, host in market,
Fresh SALMON, OYSTERS and LoBSTERS,
in Cans,
GROCERIES of every description, and at the
lowest fgures.
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Medical Card.

TAR. J. WALTER HILL has removed to !he
~ Dwelling recently occupied hy DR.. w NJ.
BuR7. where he mny be found at oil times when
not Professionally engaged.
Nov. IS ~