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The Canvass in New York.

OUR friends in New York are making gal
LIANT canvass. Able speakers are addressing
immense audiences throughout the entire
State, and the interest of the people in the
questions Of the hour IS deep and intelligent.
The popular interest in the discussion OF
political questions is a marked feature of the
campaign this fall in all the States We
ascribe it to the peculiar character of the con-
test. 1t is really summing-up of the great
work of the war, an endeavor to realize the
fruit of our victories in the field over the
Rebellion. The people who, have made such
heroic sacrifices in sustaining the Govern
ment, are now justly incensed at beholding
the hard-earned fruits Of their toll and suf-
fer ng imperilled by the corrupt Vaccinations
of reckless and abandoned politicians. In
addition to this, the contest has assumed a
shane which involves a fundamental consti-
tutional question of the deepest moment.
For the first time in the history of the coun-
try do we find the constitutional power of
the people, through their Representatives, to
make the laws seriously menaced. The
claim of President johnson to reconstruct
the late Rebel communities into States of
this Union is a claim on his part to erer-
else legislative functions of the highest order,
and upon one of the most important subjects
ever brought before the American people.
The claim is a startling one, for it strikes at
the root of the Government. Hence the
profound interest which pervades the public
mind.
New York is cursed with one of the most
cor1upt cities in Chrlstendom, but she is
blessed with a vast rural population Of great
intelligence and moral worth. The city rolls
up huge majority for that sham and impos-
ture which calls itself Democracy; but the
country is generally able to overcome this
concentrated voice of vice and villany, and
keen the State true to order and the interests
of rood government. OF the population that
contributes to the real welfare, growth, and
greatness of the State of New York-of her
taxpayers and industrial classes-a majority
of from fifty to one hundred thousand are
uniformly voters and supporters of the Union
Republican ticket. The nature of the fight,
locally, is thus revealed at glance. The
only hope OF the Democracy is in New York
city. The State, outside of the city, is as
reliably Republican as Massachusetts,
Our friends are confident of carrying the
State. The coalition between the Conserva-
tive Republicans and the Democrats, which
at one time threatened to cost us few thou,
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1866.
The One Thing NeedfnL

BE not distracted, men of the North, from the
true issue now before you, by any of the side
questions which the willy Democrats seek to
involve in the contest Let the great cause
for decision be stripped OF ali its superhuities
Let 1t be kept constantly in sight, and it
must compel you to stand steadfast. The
question to be settled is not negro suffrage;
it Is not equality of the races; it is not an
4 opposition to the President for the sake of
opposition. 1t is whether disloyal men shall
be permitted to make laws for our country
without giving sufficient guarantees Of their
o future good behavior. The issue is not in
regard to our right to exact guarantees for
both the President and Congress agree on
that There can be no discussion over that
right
The President distinctly stated that the
South must ratity the amendment by abolish.
ing slavery ere they could be recognized by
him. In 80 doing he did right. But we want
something more than that. We want addi-
tiOnal guarantees. The Congress OF the
United States, which certainly has as much
right to propose conditions as the Chief Exc
cutive, demands that another amendment be
adopted. The issue is on the adoption. Those
In favor of the amendment will vote with us;
those opposed to it will vote with our foes.
The speakers of both parties have kept all
the provisions of this mildest of conditions
continually before the people. They have
explained them fully. 1t would be insulting
the intelligence of our readers to 60 over the
ground again. Every man with proper self
respect must favor the amendment. 1t is
simply declaration of that equality of pro-
lection of every man who has property to
hold it, and for all to acquire it if they can.
1t is pledge that the national debt shall be
paid; and provision that periured traitors
shall not hold office, unless they be specially
pardoned. These are its simple sections. They
are only just They are mild, and no fault
can be found with them.
When the Democrats state that the issue
is negro suffrage, they wilfully state what
they know to be false. We believe that the
question of suffrage rests with each State.
We believe that they have the sole power.
We merely say that if the negro is to be
d counted in the apportionment he must VOTE
If he is not counted, he need never have the
right until doomsday. This is the issue, the
sole and only issue, and one which the oppo-
sition are seeking by all the means in their
pie. Loyalty is the test of readmisson to
Congress. 1t, and only it, is the one thing
needful.
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N~19y| RELIGIOUS SERVICES EVERY
- Sunday Evening at IL O'Clock, in the GREEN
HILL PRESB1IERIAN CHURCH, GIRARD Avenue,
above Sixteenth street for the benefit The public.
Rev FRANK S. ROBBINS, Pastor, will preach To-
morrow Evening. Ali seats free This is permanent
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Mr.. GreeIey's Speech.

HORACE GREELEY addressed a vast au-
d.ence at the Academy of Music last night.
He spoke words of truth and soberness, befit-
ting the momentous issues of the hour. The
house was full to OVERLOOKING, but we wish
that every voter in the city could have heard
his speech. 1t will be found reported in full
in our columns to-day.
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CIlnging TO a FaIsehood.

THE Age repeats the stale and utterly worn.
out lie about the bounties to white and colored
soldiers. Neitherthe word "white" nor the word
"black" occurs in the bounty law; and what is
more, the law as it passed receiUed the nearly
unanimous support Of the Democratic mem
bers in Congress, and WaS signed by President
johnson, whom the Democrats pretend to
endorse
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send votes, has fallen through, and the Re-
publican ticket will get the votes Of all the
Conservatives, except those who belong with
the Democratic party, and have been waiting
for chance to go over to it. II Pennsyl-
vania shall do her duty, there is no doubt Of
a glorious and inspiring victory in New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n~Say MUJAVIR0 is THE NAME (PRO-
badly Russian), of the most delicious Perfume that
came in contact with our Olactory Nerves. We
recommend every to try It, For sale by all the
principal Drugests-Daly Bo ton Traveller. IA 6mrp
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

h~19517 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
- holders Of the CALDWELL OIL COMPANY
will be held at the OGlce OF the Company. No. 2lsH
at 70 O'Clock W., at which time Election Dlrec
tors will be held.
CHARLES M. SITTER, Secretary
Philadelphia october q. 1865. 10 8 lot
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h45B7 NORTH BROAD STREET PRESBY-
e-S TERRAIN CHURCH, corner of BRO AD and
GRt EN- Streets Preaching Tomorrow at luN A, NJ,
Dy M kev. JoHN ALLE \, d ID OF Nashvi le Quarterly
be delivered by SIR. ALLEN and Others Strangers in
vited
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POLITICAL.

fl@ye EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
called to the following faots.-
An eff0it made on Thursday, the tth Instant to
Drtpe tn printer having ohuge Of the Independent
Icket lot Representative to suppress hem or 70 de
appoint the Committee IN obtaining them This effort
was entirely unaucceasful.
MAX What fol owed -
on last night the premises OF the printer broken
n'o, and ransacked disco these tickets but with
out success.
Do not these facts show how utterly unscrupulous
the ends OF Mr. Keras are, In their efforts to defeat
The same spirit which nominated Mr. Kerns fraudu-
lently, will heshale at nothing to accomplish his
VoTERs, ATTEND TO IT.
Ir y. G. THOMPSON, President.
f~@ FIFTH WARD UNION REPUBLICAN
~ TICKET
For Congress,
CHARLES GIBBoNs.
Assembly,
JOSEPH T THOMAS
Alderman,
WILLIAM ID. LELAR.
school Directors,
COLLIN WEST,
EDNUkD 8. YARD,
JOHN GOFURTH,
WILLIAM u. OSKINS. IO52ts
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Anderson High School,
Dec II, 1865

70 Open on Tuesday, January 2, 1866
Corps of Tsachers-Rev. ]. B. HILIuousE.
member Synod, s. c.; Maj. B. SLOAN, graduate of
West Point; and if the patronage will justify
Gen. Ellison CApERs, n graduate, and late Pro-
fessor in TIE S. c. Military Academy.
Fee, $500 per quarter of ten weeks, in specie
or equivalent. Boarding ut many places on MOD
crate tcrIns
The curriculum vii! embrace preparation for
College. and all the branches of u liberal cduca-
ton. Several branches, including Hebrew and
some mordcrn Languages, and studies connected
with practical life, may be learned with extra fees.
BY uniformity in text books, having few class
es, by the best methods of study, by ascertoining
accurately tho. proficiency of students, and by
ohcrishing love of truth and honorable distinc,
ton. the Teachers hope to educate thoroughly and
rapidly. H.
d, Abbcvillc Banner, and Kcowcc Courier insert
,vice and send bills to this office.
Lee ID, 1866 26
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The INTEILIGENCER is published
regularly, every Thursday morning, and
contains the latest and most reliable News
from evory quarter, with choice selections
of Miscellaneous natter, Poetry: 80.
The cooperation of our friends is ear
nestly solicited. We are determined to
r,alse THE INTELLIGENCER first
class Family and District Journal
Subscriptions received for Three, Six
and Twelve Months. Terms, strictly In
advance.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON DISTRICT.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
WHEREAS, the Administrator of the Estate Of
William Mcconnell, deceased, having filed his peti-.
tion in my Office praying that final settlement Of
the estate of the said deceased may be had, and 1t
appearing to my satisfaction that Charles McCon.
Harris, heirs of Daniel Mcdonnell heirs of John
Mcconnell, (number and pames unknown hcirs al
law of the said deceased, reside without the limits
Of this State.
1t is therefore ordered that thcy appear in the
Court of Ordinary to be holden for Anderson Dis
trict, ut Anderson Court House, on tie First Mon
day in February next, to sho@ carse, II cry they
can, SHY they shall not be charged with advance
meu,s, and decree in settlement made, Oh thci1
consent to the same will be entered Of record.
HERBERT HAMMOND DAD.
Oct. 81, 1885 90 3m
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PRos SIP H CTU S
soI1TH cAROLIaA BAPTIST.

SOUTH CAROLINA BAPTIST.
THE UNDERSIGNED has determined early in Janua-
~ 1866. to commence the publication of weekly
RELIGIOUS Journal, at Anderson c. H., s: O., TO DC
entitled THE SOUTH CAROLINA BAPIlSI. ,r,,
It will be the first great aim Of THE eooIn
CAROLINA BAPTIST to convey the general news
in relation to the Denomination at large, thereby
rendering it an interesting and attractive compan
ion in every Baptist family. No expense or enors
will be spared to secure the earliest and most roh-
able information Of the important and interesting
workings of Baptist Churches IN general, eoge.nss
with the operation Of our Missionary Boards, and
every benevolent institution and enterprise OF tho
Therefore, while THE SOUTH CKROLiNA
BAPTIST will be strictly Denominationai, eat-
nestly contcnding for the faith once delivered TO
the Saints" zealously contending for the Truth,
and combating error and superstitution In every
form in which they present themselves, YET tness
opinions will be expressed with that kindness ano
aifeotion becoming professed Christian
Tha columns Of the paper will also be opened
to those who may disagree with the opinions sx-
pressed .,,..-
bv Tnanv in this colnmunity-visiting, it may be,
tHe humble abodes Of some unable to take otheras
It is deemed proper and important, IN IudclousiY
arranged columns, to give al the impoftanI ioe:.'
political and literary news OF Lne oay' heii'AS -
in every sense, family paper.
The paper will be of medium size, woh pf1ntea,
having the benefit of superior materials, ana na ~
entire Office management being under the lDneo'-
ate supcrintendcnce of experienced printers.
The necessary capital to start this enterprise
having been secured in advance; the seryices OF
some Of our ablest brethren, In this and otner
States, pledged az contributors and corresponding
Editors aud all the necessary arrangements having
been deliberately made with reference 70 staoinEy
and good faith, al who may feel inclined 70 5evoI
the enterprise may confidently subscribe, ana re-
NIT advance payments, assured that there Wall 60
no disappointment. re-.
The Editor, having been partially disquaiIneo
for the arduous duties of the Pulpit ~ four ionS
years of hardship, exposure and se- sice 10 our
counrys cause feels impellcd to resort to this as
O means by which, under the blessing Of Proyi'
dence, he may assist in rebuilding the waste places
of Zion.
The mails will be in regular operation again BY
the time of the publication of the paper, and this
being the first enterprise of the character ever es-
tablished in Anderson, he hopes to secure prompt.
" the aid and cooperation of all who love the
Lord.
Terms for One Year, inuaridJly in ddoance.-Two
Dollars in Specie, or Three Dollars IN Currency.
Ministers of the Gospel, Post Masters, and otn.
ers who will aid are authorized toreceiye and tor.
ward subscriptions. Address, =
". E. WALTERS, Editor,
Anderson, s. O.
Nov an 1seE "a
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Skv.Light Pictures,

Sky-Light Pictures,
AMBROTYPES, any kind of weather, for two
dollars in case complete.
Ferrotypes or Card Pictures, 81 each
Children double price, unless Of sufficient age
to secure the likeness without repetition.
All kind of Pictures taken and copied as above,
at low prices to suit the times, by
+. C. '. BORSTEL,
No. 4, Brick Range.
sS- Push the green glass doors, in cold wcath-
or.
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A FEMALE ACADEMY, Of high grade, will be
opened at the Johnson University Building, on
MONDAY, 18th JANUARY, 1866, under the
charge of the following instructors:
Prineipal-THoMAs HALL, A. NJ
Assi.tant-MIss SALLIE Y. RoBMsoH, Of Pen
dleton.
Instructress in Vocal and Instrumental Music
Madame A. N. PINxIND.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into t,co
sessions cf t'ccnty ,reck, each.
Young Ladies and Misses entrusted to our care
will be faithfully and thoroughly taught in all the
branches of a solid English cducati'n. as we'll us
in French the Languages, and in Music.
Miss RoBrSsoN comes with the very highest re-
conmcndatious from her former instructors, Messrs.
Kennedy and Hillhouse; while Madam PINKINp
is 100 vel known finished performer to need
further commentator.
The patronage of the Village and of the Dis
trict is respectfully collected. Good Board ms
be had at from $40 to Sl2 per month, (specie
rsies,) payable in provisions, exclusive VI wash
ing au3 lshis.
smo4 log,, usaer III, gears ef ege. ail 80 rscsio-
81 i;.:o JAS se.,oL
H.. -. o.,.1s ID ratca G, avi:;on, sr,,i- 10
IiivAi.:5 G.,i.i..
Pr.ncpai.
Dso II, 1865 &c
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CLOT H / N G f.
Coats, Vests,
Pant Overshirts,
Undershirts, Drawers,
White and Colored Shirts,
Linen and Paper Collars,
Neck Ties, &c.
PERFUMERY.
Cologne, Lubins' Extracts,
Hair Oil, Musks,
Fancy Toilet Soaps,
Brown Windsor do,
Pomades, Toilet Boxes.
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
Boots, of every quality,
Mems Shoes, Of all sizes,
Balmoral Shoes,
Ladies' Shoes, latest styles,
Hats, of every description,
Caps, Fur, Cloth, &c.
EaHA q q 4 M e e 7.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
Bonnets, Caps, Jockies,
Ostrich Plumes, Feathers,
French Flowers,
Laces and Ribbons Of every variety.
Millcnery Work done on the shortest
notice, and latest style.
CROCKERY.
Plates. Steak Dishes,
Ewers ard Basins,
Water and Molasses Pitchers,
Cups and Saucers,
Tnmblcrs, Wine Glasses,
Chambers, &c.
CONFECTIONERY.
Candies, French,
do Stick
Nuts, Raisins, &c.
ALSO,
A LARGE STOCK OF TOYS FOR
CHRISTMAS.
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New Drug Elst5abIishm ent'
". H. NARDIN & CO.,

". Il. NARDIN & CO.,
HAVE just opened well selected stock Of
~ DRUGS, MEDICINES,
DYB STURFS, FAINTS,
OILS. CIIEMlCALS,
WINDOW GLASS, Co., &c.
ALSO,
Fancy articles,
E'eg:s;Iae,y. Toilet Sears,
liar suG Ios.A iir- A72,
Cisav.is Tobacco al.s. Cigars,
Hoslctter's Bitters, Brakes Plantation b;ttcrs'
Wines and Drandes for medicinal purposes,
And q general assortment of articles usually found
- Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. ". e. NARDlN & CO.,
No. T. Brick Range,
Anderson, S. c.
Dec q, 1866 o7
d.. W. z. NAEIzN
HAS resumed the practice OF Medicine. Office
Aaaarssn. s.s D Jan. 4, 1866 % om
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DLSPRICT.

IN TIE OOURT OF ORDINARY.
Jane Wood and Fannie Thompkins, Applicants, cs.
Matthew Mansel and wife Mary, end otkers, De.
PENDANTS.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that James haul-
din, Joab Mauldin, heirs of Francis Mauldin,
decd, number and names unknown, Taliaferro
Mauldin's heirs. number and names unknown,
John McClcnahan and wife Francis, IsaacN. Wood,
and Godfrey T. Wood Defendants, reside without
tho limits OF this State.
1t is therefore ordered that they appear and oh
iect to the sale or division of the Real Estate Of
Godfrey Mauldin, on or before the 30lh day Of
December next, or their consent to the samo Will
be entered of record.
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Sept %, 1865 Is sn
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Nov 80. 1865


Which he offers to sell at the lowest living prcea
His stock comprises, IN part, as follows:
Cigars, Tobacco.
Ale, Porter,
Old Bourbon Whiskey,
Rye and Corn Whiskey,
Smoking Tobacco,
Candies, of every variety,
Pure Cocoa,
Lubins' Extracts. PomadeS
India Rubber Hair Pins,
Ladies Shoes,
Ladies' Puff Boxes,
Fine Combs, Thimbles &C.,
Toilet Soaps,
Candles, Starch, Soda,
Sugar and Coffee,
Sardines. Oysters,
Salmon, Herrngs,
Salt Mackerel, &c., &C.,
And in fact complete assortment Of such srticiea
as are usually found for sole IN Family Gro'ery
Establishment
A. P. HUBBARD,
Corner Anderson Hotel Building.
Dec Z, 1865 %
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HART & CO.,
RE MERCHAN I S /,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR OLD STAND
Corner King and Markot Streets,
GUNS, Revolvers, Shot and Powder,
"Hoc's" Circular Saws, to IL inch,
Agricultural Implements,
Bar Iron and Steel,
Metals of all kinds,
Building Materials,
Tin and WOODWARD,
Housekeeping Articles,
Hollowarc of all kinds,
Turpcntine and Coopers Tools,
Brass and Iron Wire Cloth,
Boiling Cloth, (anchor brand,)
Mill Rocks, Is to 40 inch,
Hill Irons,
Silver Plated Goods,
Hubbs, Spokes, Axlcs, Springs,
And large variety of other Goods, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Dec IA, 1865 26 "m
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Just Received frora N. York

just Received from IN. oTA
ONE DOLLAR each, in specie or its equivalent,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Ear Drops, Box and Glass,
Breast Pins for Likenesses, Diamond Pointed Pms
and cases, Finger Rings, Medallions, &c.
For one dollar in currency, pair Of fine Plated
Spectacles with morocco case.
Merchaum and other Pipes from rs cts. to $50.
Best Italian Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings:
Metal Spectacle Cases and Spectacles of oil
kinds-Gold, Silver and Steel.
Glasses fitted to Spectacles to suit all eyes.
A lot of Fancy Articles, &C.
At Wholesale and retail, Watch Glasses, Main
springs and Wacn ma.e1T' Pinas anu "''D
Watches and Clocks repaired, ind warranted for
Jewelry and Musical Works repaired in the
Just received from New York, Wheeler s Will
sons Sewing Machine, the latest patent, including
gauges, hemmcr, braider. &c., for SlCo In cur
renoy.
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REEL0VAL |!
w. III. CATER.
Druggist and ApothecaYy,

ANDERSON. s. G.,
HAS removed to the Northeast corner Of the Pub
lie Square in the store occupied by c. Mathcwes,
jold stand of Evins & Hubbard and invites the
attention of the community to his Stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS. OILS &C,
And other articles too numerous to mention. The
best and purcst quality OF Goods kept constantly
on hand, at small advances on cost.
GyH Physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded and strict attention given to all orders.
4 share of patronage is solicited.
W. II. CATER,
NJ E. Corner Public Square.
Dec IA, 1865 &c
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eTaYE oE s0UTN CA1oLIIA.

-. ANDERSON DISTRICT
WHEREAS, ELIAS j. Earle has applied to me
for Letters CT Administration On the Estate OIL
Elizabeth II. Earle, deceased:
These arc therefore TO cite and admonisn all anu
singular the kindred and creditors Of said deccased
to Be und appear at my Office on the 18th day OF
January, 1856, to show cause, if any they can'
yThy said Administration ahonld rot be granted.
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Dec 90, 1855 %
THE sYATA or SOUTH CARoLIIA,
.s-.s .fNDERS0N DISTRICT
WHEREAS, B. T. Craytou and John Cunningham
has applied to me for Letters OF Administration
on the Estate of Thomas Parks, deceased :,
These are therefore to cite and admonsh all..and
singular the kindred snd creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my Office on the 10Th day OF
Janusry, 1866, tcs.low eause,if any they cam "hy
said Administration should not ta granted.
HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
Dac o7 1865 &C
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PROCLAMATION
TO THE
Ladies and Gentlemen
ANDERSON So VICINITY.
Your Attention is Respectfully Called
TO THE
Large and Varied Assortment
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
NO. L, Granite Row,
CONSISTING OF
Calicoes,
DeLaines
Merinoes, Alpacas,
Black Bombazine,
Fine Alpacas,
Flannels, white, colored and red,
Yelling, blue, green and brown,
Jaconets,
Muslins,
Lawns,
Brilliants,
Cambrics, all colors,
Ginghams,
Shirt Linen,
Handkerchiefs, silk, cotton ard ging-
Canton Flannel, bleached and IN
bleachcd,
Ticking, Toweling, &c,
Homespuns, Sea Island,
do do do bleached,
Cassimeros for Pants,
Broadcloths,
Hoop Skirts. all sizes,
Ladies' and Gents Glovez,
Balmoral Skirts,
Balmorul Hose,
White Hose, Half Hose,
Brown and Colored Hose,
Hoods, all kinds,
Basques,
Fancy and Common Hair Combs,
Leather and Silk Belts,
Belt Buckles,
Scarfs, assortment,
Ladies' and Gents Collars,
Needles, Pins and Hair Pins,
Coat, Pants and Vest Buttons,
Childrens Fancy Hose,
Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Clothes do,
Flax Thread,
Spool do colored,
do do white,
ALSO,