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sB SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLESFO Dis
TRIoT-N CHANOERY-oFTIcE OF TIE REGISTER
IN EoU1TY.-NApOLEON N. CO5TE. ct up, U.s. ED
WARD A. BoLLE5, GEORGE HALL AND WIFE, AND
oTHERS-BILL FOR P4RTFFI0N.-It appearing to
my saiafaoton thai dEOldE HALL and MARY ANN,
his wifo. CHARLES p. BoLLE5 mad GEORGE E. RING,
Jr doieudans In ia cass absent FROM and reside
beyond the limits Of this State that tho ordinary pro-
OF tho Court cannot 10 served them On motto, of
compliments Solicitor. Giered that tho said dnonlsuts
GEORGE HALL aud NJ r. ANN, hia wia, CHARLES P.
DoLLEs and aEoaaa z sIso, Jr, do sppeor and pload
demur to this , within threJ months from
tho publication of this oEer order pro concJso will
bo granted and entered t7inst them.
JAS. l.. CAN'T,
Registetn Equity, Charleston District.
Noyenabor1 f3mo
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Typhus Fever In Nexy York.

NEW YORK, November S.-Tho typhua foyer has
broken out, in q malignant form, in one Of the
chsritable institutions on Manhattan Island.
Fourteen severe cases have been removed to the
Fever Hospital within o fow dayB
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r5-FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claimo against tho lnto JOHN g, PALMER, JR-, OF ST.
Stephens Pariah, will present them propory atested
and thoso indebted win maho payment TO Mcssrs GALL
LARD MIHOTT, vanderhorst Wharf
A. A. PALMER, Exocutix
October 81
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EVENING DISPATCH,

Cotton a@1c. lowor; salos GOO balos. Uplands
SS. Flour dull; common dropping Wheat dull.
Corn 5@1oc. lower Pork lower Mt s37.5o. Lard
lower at 13l@153. Sugar steady. Cofoe steady.
Naval Stores dull and lowor. Turpontino S2@1S2..
Rosin $5.5O@s13.50. Gold 48s. Coupons of 65
1073. Treasures, second soros, LOG; third series,
1G5E. Carolinas, OK coupons, gig.
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Now York unrkot.
NOON DISPATCH.

: "a
New YORK, November ACKNOWLEDGES at SO
@3S conts. Flour dropping ut S12.400sl7.25.
Wheat dull and 305 cents lower. Pork quiet ut
82Z.6o. Lard honvy at 14@15l. Coupons Of 81
114k Of 80, 1l1s; Of 'o4 1917; Of '65, 1917 Tens
100I. Treasures 10s. Cd Sorios 1O5 Gold 146s.
Exchange 1881.
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New Orleans Ncws.

NEW ORLEANS, November 8.-Cotton accounts
continue favorable. ALI crops spared by tho rains
and worms will be saved. The Governor OF Texas
recommends tho extinction OF oil appearance Of
difference as to civil rights botweon the blncks
and whites.
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October 81

nDNOT1CE.- E.-AppIICATION WILL BE MADE
at the ensuing session OF tho General Assembly of this
ssao Nr an Aos Of incorporation of THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA LOTTERY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for tho
purpose Of aiding planters andpromotng tho agroul
turTl interests of the State. 2smo3 October
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ATTENTION is called 10 tho announcement Of tho
meeting Of tho 8. O. Rangers Charitable Associa-
tion, as advertised in another column. Tho NON.
bers are requested to be punotual in thoir attond
anoa.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, November 8.-Ootton.-Sales to-day 450
bales. Middlings 35. Markat dull with limited
demand.
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aS-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Z M. WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff of
Charleston tJudicia3 District at tho next election.
Soptamhor 10
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a8-MEsSRS. EDITORS :-pLiEASE ANNOUNCE
Col. EDWARD MooRADY, Jr.. as Candidate for the
Legislature from this City In place of F. RIcnARDsoN
and obligo MANY FRIENDS.
nhnrK
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Election In Pennsylvnnia

%. PHILADELPHIA, November s.-The Bulletin says
that NEWELL, Republican, has been defeated for
. Congress ip the Second District by 500 majority.
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November 6

~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Mr. W. P. PATTERSON Candidate for the Lcgsla-
re. to m tho plaoe made vacant by tho resignation of
r. D. RIot ARDsoN, Esq 49,. ,.'.- November
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RB" ESTIMATES FOR REPAIRS WANTED
Scaled Estimates for repairing tho Spanish brig JOvEN
JOSE of Biboa FRADuA, Masor. according to tho re-
commondadon Of Port Wprdcns Survey (which can be
seen at this ooei will he received Mt the Spanish Con-
suate, No. IS Broadstroet until ~ o'clock Friday
9th instant Mt which timo they will be opened. The
pairs to be done with and the materials used
to bo to tho satisfaction Of the Captain The party whose
proposals win be accepted must bp prepared TO give
bond for one-fourth OF amount Of his estimate, cond
toned for the faithful execution of tho work. the
bo forfeited in favor OF tho vessel in noncomp-
ance, and cancelled whom tho survey Of tho
dens will declare the vossel In M seaworshy condi-
uon
Estimates will be received either for the whole re-
pairs, for the Hun Masts and spars and Rigging and
Sails, separately. P. j. ESNAED Consignce,
November 3 No 70 East Bay.
CO. ST. PHILIPS STREET sCHOOL-AN
ELECTION FOR TEACHERS Of the st. Philips Street
School win bo hold on tho 18th inst.
All applications must DO left with the undersigned at
tho Normal School; on or before the 10th inst.J
By order of the'B
E MONTAGUE GRIs1KE,
Secretary G. f. Schools.
November 8
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Tho Fenian Trials.

TORONTO, G. W., November 8.-Tho Fenian trials
were resumed this morning. R. MoKEss1E and J.
F. FLEMING appeared in behalf Of tho American
Government. MIR. THURsToN, the American Con-
sui, was also present JNo STEPHENS, adeaf man,
was placed on trial, and after tho examination
Of several witnessos, who testified to having seen
him carrying rifle at Fort Erie, tho Judge sum-
med up the case, and tho jury, after short abb
senoe, brought in q verdict guilty. He was son.
fenced to be hung December 19.
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Communication OF the Sentence OF tho Fc-
niang,

nianH.
MONTREAL, November SIT is understood that
IL the Government, at Cabinet meeting, re-
t. solved to commute the sentence of LyNoH and
MoMAHoa. Three men, named BELL, FLANAGAN
and WELLS confined in the old Jail since June last,
charged with Fenanism, were released, tho Grand
Jury having ignored bills against them.
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NEW BUr1DrNds IN RrouMoND.-Tho Wig says


NEW BUILDINGS IN RruHMoND.-Tho Whig says:
Improvement is still going on in Richmond.
New buildings are in process Of construction in va
rious parts Of tho city. We noticed, on Friday,
among others, q very handsome row OF nearly On
ished houses on Ninth street, between tho resi-
dence Of DR.. Benlo and Meado & Bater's drug
store; severai on Bn k street, between Ninth and
Tonth, and another block on Tenth, between Mnn
and Bank streets. In those times OF financial diff
fouity it B gratifying to know that there arc somo
OF our citizons who have capital to invest we arc
Pleasod to tho large building on Broad, botweon
Ninth and Tenth, erected by tho oity, 80 near its
completion. It is handsome and imposing Btruct-
ure and credtabe both to its architect and TO tho
City Government.
One Of the most conspicuous objects in the view
from qamble's Hill is Messrs. Warwick q Barks-
dales largo Mill. This great establishment, whose
rebuilding involved 30 much money, tmo and
labor, now looms up in its magnificent proportions
Ono Of tho new enterprises on foot is the renova-
tion Of tho Armory buildings. They havo already
assumed oheorfu appearance, in striking contrast
with the unsightly and blaokened mass Of ruina
that they were
THE Commissioner Of Agriculture has recently
received several communications representing that
considerable interest has boon excited by tho dis
oovery Of large deposits OF peat In Bergen and
eral other counttea in New jersey. Several oom-
penies have already 6een organized for purpoae
Of e1huming this valuable, but. to our people.
nSyel fuel, which Il is believed will cell for less
Tan tho prices at present paid for wood and coal
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Departure OF tho Mexican Legation.
WASHINGTON, November s.--EDwARD LEE PLUMB,
Secretary OF Legation to Mexico, in company with
General sHEnmANs Chief Of Staff, left hero this
evening for New York, where they will await the
arrival Of our Mexican Minister, Hon. L. d. CAMP
BELL, and General SHEBhAN, who aro expected to
arrive in New York tomorrow or the next day.
The ontirc party will sail from Now York to Vera
Cruz probably on Saturday next, on the United
States steamer Susquehanna.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
--latest Duropcnn Eoyys.


NEW YORK, November 8.--The World has the fol-
lowing specials:
LONDON, November 7.-The Bank of England
received into its vaults in the month ending Fri
day, gold to the value OF f949,s60. The increase
IN tho week, aftor dcduotng payments, was s242,- :
s95. In the reserve notes there WIS also an in
crease OF 6656,NO,
LonDoN, November 6-Evoning g.-American Bonds
ruled this morning at 6s08sl. Erie Shares arc IA
per cent. lower.
LIVERPOOL, November 6-Evening.-Tho Cotton
market opened nt tho rates Of last eyening-Or
Leans Middling 15ad. The Petroleum market is
quiet.
OoEsrANT1Nor1E, November 7.-An nsurreotion
has commenced In Gambia, and 1t is officially stat-
cd that three fights had occurred at Geliada, in
which the insurgents lost 112 killed. ALI tho Spha-
kfat Chiefs, thirty in number, have submitted.
AKEFF PAsHA will be Governor of the island. A
further concession for the Christians from the Sui
tan is expected.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

Lato pa9sengOr on Euen{nq
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CAMnRnLL & MASNN.

4 RE now receiving large assortment of Co.
- I"gn's, Extracts; Polnadrs, Hair Dye, Soapa.
Hair Brushes, Infant Brushes Tooth Brushes, Nail
Brushes Kidding and Poo krt Combs Rlblcs, Prayer
Books, LYNN Books, Paragraph Albums, Emvcl-
ops, HOtc, Letter ana F""tsCap Paper Ink, Pens,
Pocket Pencils. RanE u "ks. Memorandum Books
inc and hldrrn Books Also, FRENCH CAN
DIES, together with an dssortm Mt OF School Books
i" hi III We are determined to sell low.
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DIR. ]. A. STEALTH,
THE ASHIN CTON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

THE WA SHIN GTON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMOES,
10 81, South STRErT. ovEE THIAD NATAHAL BANK
This Company insures Buildings, Mercha iiEe,
Personal Property generally, V-AAeIs la Port, &c,
against loss OF damAg. by Fire, III" IOst favor
able terms. I'll losses will be Immediately adjust
ed and promptly paid.
DyREC TORS:
THOMAS Y. CANBY, Of Candy. GIlpfn Co.
WM. WHITELOCE. PTCS'I Sd National Bank.
o. A. PASXER of r. l. Parker Co,
w. ii. CRAwFOED, Of w IL. Crawford s. Co.
+. >. CEAPPELL, Manufacturing Ch, mist.
q IL REESE, of q. II Reese s. Rrus.
J. ID. MAsoN, of d. Mason L Co.
:. Tone, President "f the Cecil Bank.
J. ) BIACHA>I, at J. s y acha1n S Bro
J. j. DIX, OF Dix x Steiner.
}. LEAEV, of J. Lrary 60
a. a PERRY, Commission Merchant.
II. e SMITH, oI TUCkrr 4 smith.
K. ". SPILLEU, of SpiIlsr & Alco, <.
EISBERLY Il Kimberly tIros.
HARTMHS. South Gay street
5. y. TOWNSEND, of Vim Chesnnt {: Co.
i. r. PARLETT, "f Is. +. ParIutt 4 CO.
j. 5. FURBEs, Builder.
e. w. HvMHICKHuUsE, of 2 w. Humrickhouse
T. TO. THOS Y CANDY Pres't.
FRA SCls ]. MCCiISSIs, Scc'y.
= L NJ. AISQUIII, Agcnt at ChaFIcstOwn.
Nov. -, le65.-Iy.
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IE H. CAMPBELL ]
re. F. MAson.I
WINDOW GLASS, STATIONERY, SC.


-
wltl supply 1rienos az" customers az acCcTnuln9a-
tlhg prices W cal SOecl"' attention 10 tue Io--
lowing enumeration oil articles
AYERS Cherry Pcctoral.
Avc,' S,r4aDarilla AYERS Cathartic Pills
Wistar's TIA sam wild Cherry,
Vista: y I.Dzeup..5-Jdynes' ExDcctorant
Browu's bronchial TrUchcs
Shriu.r's Cuu.h Syru.
BRAKES Plantation Bittcrs-FIostcttcr's Ritters
Backslcy's Wine Bltter.-Cannon's Blttcra,
OxvU.uated B,tters
HuTfiaui's German Bittcrs,
HesenIan's EIixcr CaIi.aya Bark
Bull. Sarsauar illa-AIcLane's yermifcre
Cartcr's Spanish Mixture,
hoI:uway'a Worm CONNECTION,
ThoInps0n's Eye Water,
NIcMinn's ElIxer Opium
Smiths Whooping Cmugh Syrup,
Browns Essence Of Ginger
HciIubuld's Extract BLChu
British Oil-OII of Spike,
kadway's Ready Relief,
Davis Paiu Killer Larat.ec's Pain Killer
Observation-Disclosures NIarncsIa
Mustang LnincI Ilays' L.Iuiucn; for Piles
Arctic Eminent tIur-iln~ oil for Horses.
Stone bruk"r'a frrv,: and Il me LIuinwut
BARS Compound ) ruo PnusplI,tes
Swai,m'l Pamacen- Tartaut's Settler Arericrt.
IubheII,s Bitter wIur ~ lrn,,
ro Silver V,i.,i,ro.i ;,F 4o,,ooc;,
Ellis Citrate NIaCnrsIa.
Bran1r"rh'I PhlsIli"ll"way's Pills Ointment
Spalding:s Liquid Glue
lI"dgs"n's DminrnI Cement,
P.y5"m's ind"lihic Ink,
Kidbc-'s !ud2ibIr Ink with prcpa alton,
Storchrakcr's Rat txtrrnninatnr- Pearl Starch,
BurnCtt's and Thun,psnn'S Cod Liver Oil,
N1asnn's Backing. $ one Polish Pa rIur Matches
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sEnEnH nDUgn.
SET XAExET, saEsASBO4H OOrNTE, Va.

RESPE TEULLY notify my frie,. in rho
LEASED the 81 ERT IIOllSE. and viii spare neither
labor or exp &C in making it one of the most COM
LGs ':tse and pleasant houses in the Valley of Vir
fhe TABLE will be provided with the best the
country can afford. The BEDS shall be clean Ard
COIJIf Ia table.
The NAN viii always be supplied With the best
and Pu'est Liquors that can be procured in the
markctS. The : TABLE will be attended b, care
fol O"ieTs, aud will Al~avs be supplied with feed
gcHerSl Livery BUSINESS will be dome
horGrs' hackS GHG huGgics will always DC kept on
hand tor the accommodation OF travellers who may
web 10 visit the surrOu nding country.
IERSs moderate.
November 7, 1866
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Elss sARAK Rr4IE..

CONTINUES open for the recsp,,sn .r.f.s5
~ euHlanIdation of visitors. The ROOMS are IN
complete order, we'll fuTnishrdS and comfort Die :
I E fANLoSS large aud eonnfcdto us, and the
elids OF ths Country aud City Markets.
The Servants are attentive, and constantly in at
tenaAnce for the accommodation and convenience
Of Guests.
The freprictress is determined to sustain tho
cell established reputation OF the House.
1hs public patronage is0oliciteS.
RGVEABER I, lSC5.
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AIEtIOIH OF CO0I.

hS"SI4DGS C"NNLS
is not only ample Tor The wants of the community
but - "t q"'ity 'qIaI I" any ever offered in tho
market, anh Will b" srid PI ice ia rel suf Gent
t" cover nett cost ami ice IN want Of fIeI should
make early application, and h- i'll deliver coal -
an hour n''tIce u has hand = fine SUNNY Of
FINE coal, for BIacEsmithing purposcz or ic,
burn III the Egg Stove, thai he will cell a. reduced
PRICE He will I'LL any and all orders ,ar
PLANK, SHINGLES. LATUES. LIME, CEMENT
md BUILDING MATERIAL
generally, and NJ the very lowest Ics the market
viii justify. lie BOICits call from those III town
or where, who may need LUMBER, as his re-
lection Is from a yard ample to accommo date all
demands. 70
A. the authorized gent Of the '.NATIOEAI, FIX.
PRESS AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ;"
h. will give prompt att ntion 20 trau4TIis.iou of all
G"cds, Moneys. Package, &c committed TO his
care. The juArIr k:sh character Of this Company
Comments II 20 the P'E"TcU support of the busi-
nCsS public. lie terms reasonable, ira nsInissJn
cure aud expeditions. ard ~bethCF much or little
Its incahs Of accommodation are ALVIN " adequate
TO the general want. o. yS..
In Connection with Nessrs. BAILEY {. NEW,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchants, OF Har-
per- Ferry. re will give sp'ciaI attention To- the
shpmrnt 81 GRAN, hEtF, PORK or other PRO.
DCCEs from this point Bal;iIr'Te and eIssyE here
MS acquaintance to the 7yovk king operations of
u' road, u"ieT tie prCssH. TnEDa Cement md the
t"Cl'I's he has At hand. enable him 60 offer induce
ii'"ts 10 iaFers AID Others OF which they are no:
ware. - 49,
IL: will soon have in readiness at the Depot A pair
af Stteud to the weighing Of hay or other b,,Iky
'FIcIes' that msy be offered in the market
CHARLES WARNER.
ChaFIestown, November 81.
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Confectionery, Fruits. &c.
JOHN 7. BLESSING

L ed Stock of
g3L5H G0"FFIF:"NEEY. FHU!?2,
&c. SCCH AS
CASDIE=-Forcign ana Uumc-tir;
OH NOES, L'I!I"TS. Rh-iur. r i.s, Currants:
DATE". II II. Prm""- P"rch.-, Apples,
and CANNED EEUIT~ OF al kinds.
PICkicE, SLr. iu"s, &c
NUrs.-C"c"a Nuts Palm Mats, Almonds
FiihCrfs aud Pea Nuts.
His BAKERY is in Iuil blast, and every dcscrip.
ton OF Z >AE constantly on hand. Or supplied at
short notice.
lEt~h' "ftrrs hts services and suDDi"a Of Dcli~a-
ci"s I"r Wedding Parties, rtC!i NiCkS. d e.,
ana respectfully 1nvl"-'u nII,n t" his issurtir,cnt
and sole its Ocd"rs Tor his services.
NONeLiEer I: lsN5.
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C. W. A1seu1ru.l.
[AacurE II. Atsart7n.

C. W. AIsourTH.l [ARcurE II. AIserrrH.
1ISQUITH s BROTHER,
Ba.ugs1sts
At the Old Stand of BELIER & Burnett,
in CAurzesto.gn, Jefferson County,
Tsrg5isi,ia,
OFFER TO THE PEOPLE THEIR
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK Of
OILS. PATENT MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS,
PERFUMERItS, AND DRUGGISTS FANCY
GOODS, AND STATIONERY.
At pricca to e6t the times PREscRrPTtoSs and all
-yI COHPouNpswiIl receive special attention at all
w hours, OF day and night so as 10 insure GER
to the following enuInsraton ;. articles
Brakes Plantation Bitters,
HusIettcr's stomach Bttcrs,
HOLLANDS German D:IIeTL,
Ays s[s Cherry rector"lmAyers saTs" p:m iS
Caters Spanish Mixture,
HclmbOld's Fluid xtraCI of Euchu,
Wof's SchnapPs-Brown's Jamaica Ginger,
Railways Ready Relief Burnetts Cod Liver Oil.
Nichols Elixir Peruvian Bark with PTOtOxdG of
IIcgc.nan's Elixir of Cali:aya Bark,
SWANS Panacea --IiolIoway's Worm CONNECTIONS
NlcLt"e's Hcrmifuyc-F nhmcstock's Vermifuge,
FlcMuIn's Elixir OpiHnI,
Ferry DAVIS Pain kiicr-Larabecs Pain Killer,
BARS Compound syrup T'hnsphatcs,
IIubbci'z Bitter Wine Ui Iron,
Elns' Citrate Maenesia,
Wrlgius Indian Vegetable Pills,
B'andrcths rI.is spa aug Cepholic Pills,
DIR ShIIcHbGTgcT's fcECTt adj Aguc AntIdOte,
Spa 1Ing's Giur--DIIVc Oil,
NcAiIsICr's O.utncnt-SIHg's Itch Ointment,
Browns BrOuChIsI Truc e..
IiOImp~"l's Eye Wnicr-Arrow Root,
Barley Coz" starch. Sae". Gclatrne, Tapioca,
Extract Vanilla ExIracI Lemon,
Extract Pine Apple Exir.ct Orange,
ftodgsOm's Diamond Cement,
pay-on's In,.I'bIe Ink,
St"mcbrnkcr's Nerve Liniment,
SIOmcbrakcr's Pain Killer,
EiUn, brakcr's Rat EXtcrIn;na t0-.
StUncbr mixers Horse and Cattle Powders,
Stonrbr"kcr's Vegetable Cough Syrup,
Siom' brakrr's iiHIT Res IOratIvC,
Stnn"brakcrs Liver Pills.
Stonebrakrr's Dyspepsia Bittcrs and Liver Invig-
orator.
Perfuniery, Soaps, &c-Suzodant for Teeth,
HLwlcy's and EI.-nm's Ext's for handkerchief,
Golden Lilly OF Japan for the Hair,
St"Tlin@'s Aumb USia for the Hair,
BuInCII'S CuCUtiIc for il" EUir.
OtdhHuI's and CTi=tadOTa's lair Dye,
AInb'U$I'i S"CIHrI olUGsHc,
Glcnn'S Rose liar o. Gi"nn's Honey Soap,
C"lgH"'s B'th soap, together with Soaps OF every
variety and style,
ialr, Tooth and Shaving Brushes -Combs SC,
Peas. Il k Paper and Envelopes, SC.
NOVEMBER I lS65.
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AISQUlTH & BRO.

HAVE just received the following, in part of
II hrrcaud cTutDicI, sTu k fur Nh. H,,liidnvs
PERFUMERIES-
admirably selected va
ri ty- such
C"LoG rEs, EXTRACTS. NIGHr BLOOM
CEREUs, PATcn rLv, NEw Now; Hay, SC
20 7!ADE&. SCARS, &c
I'wlcy's Dental Cream, Tooth Paste, Ocatc
Cocoa for the IL air. S!l tv.s Crca Lin -, I've. Pr.
made. PhiOc"Inc, White p md Lilly !; GlyC"rinr,
HIqu"I, P"nCInc Brown Windsor, Anurd Pa I'm
Honey, Bath, and other Soaps
BRUSHES
Hair, Tooth, Flesh, and Nail Brushes of the
best m'aKr, and urwcst and PR tbs finish. Toilet
AND P..,k,I Combs Purt FulI"s, Packet Books
Pens, Pencils, and 1t fine assurtm cnt Of Sta ION ry
FRENCH C1iNDtE., Gun DEOES, sc.
Thrsr with many other things have been brought
from the city Hnznars with view supply tue
Christmas d,n!"ud. Ctii and FAMINE
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LADIES, CLOANs:

lust received and for "a ic, at the lowest market
- price, fine assortment If LADIES' CLOAKS.
Ladies arc respectfully invited to cx mite them
before purchasing elsewhere Also the latest style
MDRSTED GOODS, consisting in part IF
Shaw =, Breakfast Capcs, Ladi,-' and CEildrcn's
Hoods, CIu"'!s ami Jackets. Cents and Boys
Scnrs. A fine assortment Ul Gloves.
Dec. 10 j. COLDS NTH
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RIPr3N! EfT90N!! RiTr0N!:!
BRILL IsNT NREAY!!
UNSURPASSED AND UNSCRPA&SABLc At
TRACTION Al RIPPUN


ZONE me ard all. .aut see Cur y"ursalv,s, and
~ tie satisfied '"n't tail to come aud cNamim
"u' STOCK o'lo'c purchasing els where. ~ "" are
'sitvc fact. la addition to,,ur ir,cau,t v.,,Ird
assortment Ut Dry Goods, Gro, .ri,s. Harrow rr,
teuccIswarc, w uud' n~arc. Stun" aud E,r rh"uwmrc
Notions, Drugs, &c, We daily receiving cvr,y
thing us-tul Tor IaIuIIy supplies
G. w. LEISESRiNG & co
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Ho The Public.
G. ven GLuCHER,

Basc"'e"tct Soppingson Hotel, CAarlesto.on,
4 SNOS>CE>S to the publ, that he has for
t"r "a 4 by WHOLESALE aud RErAIL the purcss
La oRs offered 10 the people Of this Valley. His
stock consists of
BRASDIES, WHISKEYS,
WINES. ALE, PORTER, &C.
At his BAR may be found the most delightful and
refreshing summer bcvcragcs-NlIS+ JuLEPs, Con
Lens, hAsME-, I.EHoNAnE, AN ALE, PDRTER, BRowS
Stout, ~ WHIsEEY and BRANpIEs plain.
Ais" PR" e CI@a's aud Tobacco always on hand.
In addition to the attractions of his Saloon may DO
found n Reading Room, which will be found cool in
summer, a"d warm and cheer tul in winter.
HE OH, Ct Is to keep his hC well applied with
tn" best 'i'c kc affords in his line and he hopes
by attention to business, and having everything
quiet and ia good order, TO rit large share Of
the public patronage
NOVEMBER Z, 1865.