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GROCERIES, ETC.
Call at w. Wax's
n e w s TO r i ,

FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Az BARhELs Choice Peach blow Potatoes.
NJ 40 uHrreis Pink Eye Potatoes Tor .,lauting
~ barrels Choice Flour,
~ strks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
barrels sauerk fnat,
3 barrels Choice r o. Mackerel,
10 BARRELS $50 ted Liquors,
halt barrels Pigs teet,
3 hall barrels piekled Tongues,
3 half barrels Golden syrup,
2 half barrels spare Ribs,
~ boxes Rasins,
20 boxes Spap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
2'bpxeasHndcs,
20 boxes Gtniiea,
. boxes Fermcelli,
4 boxes MAeafaui,
hoSea Goldfish,
1000 Clear siaeg,
500 Smoked shoulders
3 kegs Ere h Western Butter,
bheEs fresh Goshen butler,
3 Ears fresh Holland Herrings,
8tierrea lard,
3 kegs Lard.
Alsn. igli aeRaft mont of Wines, Liquors,
paceo, Cigars, Crnekery Tin and willow Ware
Just r. caiged At
N. WAYS NEW STORE,
dee25. Opposite he Court House.
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u Two drachms campbor, half a
drachm of pure saltpotre, ha,f a
drachm of muriatc of ammonia, aud
two ounces of proof spirits, in a glass
tube or narrow phial, will make pref
ty sure weather guide. In dry weather
the solution will remain clear. On
the approach Of a change, minute stars
will rise up in the liquid while the
stormy weather will be indicated by
the very disturbed condition Of the
chemical combination.
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INFORM ALTON.

IMPORTATION guaranteed to produce \ IukHs
4 rant VI with Of hair up"u bald head ct
baaraieas ace. MISC a reeile for the removal OF
Pimiles, Hgot"stt~, D, rHptions, !ec !, 90
the ski, leaving the same tult, clear, med bean
tifut uan be obtained without charge by address.
Ing TiiOS. u CHAPMAN, Chemist,
gaptIg SZ3 broadway Nav York
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

FINANCIAL.
Money market quiet yesterday.
Discounts free IN small sums.
Exchange advanced: on Europe, sterling
145t5 to LAG, mp to 147. New York funds
quiet. Gold advanced in New York TO
l9595.
Stocks and bonds Quot.
Real estate Some sales by tho Sheriff.
at good prices.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton-Snles yesterday $500 bales Or
binary l2AM1294e.; good ordinary l3]40
l54e,; low midding l419Ml4Ae; md
ding l50pl54e,; strict middlihR l518e,
Sugar and Malasses Demand good;
Gales FREQ.
Western Produce a bundant and prices
declining Times, It'll.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-09

Day- Pascal, with his wonted pip
nancy, says that "the world is full of
wants, aud loves only those who can
satisfy them"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-09

SILvERs or 'rHouGHr BY JOSH BIZ
MNs.-The heart ov a true friend is
like a mIrror--if you look into it you
see yourself thar.
1t is good plan tew kno many
people, but tew let only few kno you.
don't care how much man talks,
if he says it in few words.
Rewards deferred makes us miserable ;
with it is jist 50 puuishments. When
| wuz n boy he'd rather be licked
twice than tew be postponed once.
Thar is one thing certain reason
IL more than master Of the pashuns.
If this is probably SO, the man must
be a phool who amt hos ov hisself.
| think it reduces the stommic AXE
tew boiler, so think it lessons awl
kind Of anguish, jest as it does sin, ~
ownin tew it.
We are willing tew pay more for
being amuzed then instructed.
How menny folks du va suppose
thar IL in this world ho are satisfied
with things as far AS they .hev got :?
Not more than 6 III bet. This looks
rather dusty for the rest Of the tribe.
Thar amt no genera rule fur hap.
piness. A man hez to be measured
fur his happiness, jlst az he doz fur
his boots, and even then he don't al
ways git a-good fit.
II young man kant find emmy
thing else be IL fit for, | like tew see
him carry gold headed kane.
The top rounds Nv ladder are
always the most dangerous.
1t IL CRATE deal easier to beat ma
ture than tew eaqual her. SO it is
easier to bile an egg tew much than
j'st enough.
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FIRE CRATES.

n OW Is the time to set thin, ine lot just
IN received. tdeclSl JAMES MoYAl.
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As Reading matter on every page.
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LINZ d..

EN EAEEEI.a Eic Il d. Gope Lime Lime aud
~ barrels in sp.ehdid otdr lust received
hy Id c! JOSHUA kEhb
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UidnR Ss, AbiihluS. tOGOhhhbby w. |
- BAkiFi a,p tuutsirna oranges,
| btrnl frcat Gocoanuis
% packages k4siug LAYERS
so pounds 'nrr4hts and Ciiron
For 81 le by tjec24 JOSHUA REAL
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
TF YOU want choice rfic'e, cali at HE store of
/ ieclI HANppLpH BATES
BEANS AND PEAS.
> BARRELS Choice Northern BEANS 2 barrels
- hagy Peas. For ale ~
dao1 KANpDLpH BATES
CRANBERRlES.
FAMILIES wishing u gooi and clean art Gle
l. Of Cranbet'ies, cheap. can be accommodated
py calling on
d,cl7 ftNpoLrH BATES
BRANDY AND WHISKY.
DNEiIhbF barrel french Ir'ndy; barre!
" bourbon Whisky. FOR sale by
oll RANDOLPH htTES
SUGAR.
EUST RsU"lrLD. % bogsh ads choices Sugar.
y Dealers and planters Supplied at low rates.
deol2 RANDOLPH d BATES
COFFEE.
: BAGS choice lEio . q bags Java. The atten-
y ton of iamies is espeGia ~ called. We will
4ell At reduced rates
decl2 RANDOLPH & BATES
MOaASSES.
SAtB HAVE in store n choice artice-hy the
w barrel or at retail
dec12 RANDOLPH Il RATES
~, RAGS fine SAT-, new sacks; rs bags coarse
Z - SAT-, new racks. Planters can have
pukair, by calling On
dscl2 RANhOF PHI BATES
FIRE CRACKERS.
= B0NtS for sale by
, pecl2 RANDOLPH h BATES
NEW SYRUP.
FAMILIES can obtain no | article at the
A store of
dec7 RANDOLPH BATES
SOAP AND CANDLES.
IN BnXEs fun weight Candles 10 boxes Palm
dec7 KANpoLpH & BATES
NEW LOUISIANA SUGAR.
EXTEHAvE RIG tEIvED one hogshe ad choice
w new Louisiana Sugar.
novel RANDOLPH d BATES.
NEW MOLASSES.
TUST RECEIVED and for ale bv :.
" uov2l RANDOLPH 6 BATES
NAILS.
A N AssoETMENt Of the "weymouth" brand
\ y keg or retail at
UoySl RAND 1LPn Il RATES
YOUNG AMERICA CHEESE.
TNHis brand OF Cheese needs comment
weight from to 9 DIS each The stHalleat
.ani!ios FnpPiod, by calling At
uov7 RANDOLPH II BATHp
PORN.
TF Won want good articIe-(and full wei,hD
L Mess Pork, aud cheap as any other house,
~ on fnov7 RANDOLPH BATES
FLOUR.
DbANT's hATBh ard several other brands
Warfautpl souud, ant up advantage. For
sale by lnov1 RANDOLPH & BATES
LARD.
T UST sToRED.--2 tierces leaf Lard; 10 kegs
- DO do Families will tie supplied by fntai ~
low a. elsewhere.
now RANDOLPH BATES
BUTTER.
nEhLEns can te Implied with a few pack
4 ngee Of Butter al moderate prices by cal ing
~ store Of a cipI JOSHUA BhAL
Families WILL, FIND
Ia
A coon stock Of extra hne Goshen Butter at
n my store.
"'''' ''-''o1' '''""
ssr,at,.art: sf.TATpES.
JUsT Ghoaiynv, a lot. sp,.utia IRISH rota-
~ toes FOR seed purposes.
AvJsEr
SH EAaIEl.a Hic IL d. @opa Lime Lime aud
nv Id eli .ID~i,ttA FEAL
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I
GG0p sock Of choice sugarcurad Hams in
\ Etata aud for safe by
,,-i2 JOSHUA BEAL
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lnn POUNDS now in store; ircCs much re-
wv dueed fdecl7i JOSHUA Beat
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ROBERT Il. LEE.

HtFFH Z H h s4AAs
rg7IE Robert e. Flour is ma utactured by
1 1eorls z. Plant & Co, Of st Louis, and ls
Ill, u passed by Flour made IN hmer,c,.
GIVE ia i tFla, when you want something extra.
Gtc.2 JOSlfUs REAL
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GROCERIES, ETC.
SUN DRIES.

UNDR'Es' suNpH'Es'
10 hays choice Ro Coffee,
HrkinR Western Butter,
Il kin choice EoEhen Butler,
100 pounds Black Pepper,
20 barrels Extra Flour.
barrels Oranges,
| hnrrel C0connuts
b xes Vetmcelli and Macaroni,
10 boxes SIN ~ Western Cheese,
1000 POUNDS Green Shoulders,
Pics in keepiug with the times.
dec9l JOSHUA BEAI
To ARRIVE THIS DAY
DER STEAMER MELNOTTE:
bqrrrs Whit Coal OIL
T. caddra foe Chewing Tobacco,
10 kegs Sptred Pigs Feet.
FER NaLy MeDonnid,
IL barrels Largo fancy Apples,
30 barrels bqrle Peach Blow Potatoes,
81 keys Lard
deo3O JOSHUA heal
Oranges, Raisins. Cocoahuts, &c.
y BARItFi s Gnn t.,usiina oranges,
- blrlel frcsh Gocoanuls
% packages K4sius LAYERS
so pounds ''nrr4nts ard Citron
For sale by tjec2n JOSHUA REAL
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Tr YOU wanta choice rtic'e, cal Mt The store of
4 IerlI RANnbj,pit RATES
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I'T.aI1GaNtt PGTATNES.
yUST EhG.iYhJ, a lot / milo IRISH Pota-
~ toes FOR setd purposes.
drc1g JOSHUA BGAL
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FAMILIES WILL FINi

A coon stock Of extra hnc Goshen Butter at
n my store.
luclG JOSHUA REAL
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cow FEED.

Tnn BUSHELS GROUND COW FEED now
NV ready or puf4ilas ~. Prices moderate.
d.nlA LOaIIuh MLAh
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-09

I TST STURED.--2 terGas Leaf Lard; ~ kegs
- DO do Families will tie supplied BY fotaijai
iow a. elsewhere.
now RANDOLPH & BATES
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-24

mingo and Itawamba, with apopulation more
than double that of Yazoo (Tishomingo aionc
exceeds it b. $1,000, are thrown into slnsie
district and allowed but one senator. anu
thus VIC might proceed. continues the Ciarlon'
to the end of the list, ard in every instance ene
same Infamous motive to put the white people
of the State completely under the rule ana III
the power of the negro race, would Dc es'ao-
iished.
Right Rev. Thomas Elder, Bishop OF
Matches, Mississippi, attended the services ae
St. Mary's Church, Philadelphia, on Sunday
His object was to appeal for aid, that he may
be enabled to provide orphan asylums ana
other institutions for the impoverished diocese
under his care. Bishop Elder represents 'ne
State Of Mississippi as being in an exremeiy
prostrate condition. Many persons who hau
wealth have been made poor by the ravages Oh
war, and barely cultivate what is required lor
the sustenance OF their families. Land own
ers cannot procur. the means wherewitn 10
cultivate their estates, and as consequences
great part of tho State Of Mississippi Is iylng
barren waste. Bishop Elder succeeded In
collecting a large sum.
The beautiful murderess, Baroness Eber-
gcnyi, now in jail in Vienna was recently
caught bribing one of the keepers to take a
letter from her to her relatives. For THIS az
tempt to violate the prison rules, she was SEN
fenced to forty-eight hours in the dark cell,
on water and bread. Up to that time she hao
.lz,oyo maintained the most surprising self
possession, but when che was taken 10 lne
dark cell, and saw the straw on which she was
to lie for two days, she burst into violent nj Oh
weeping and sobbing. and then, getting des-
perate, she resisted the jailors, who finally al
ter tearing her whole dress, hurled her head
long into the cell. Only five months since she
was still admitted to the most aristocratic cir
cles, and generally admired for her beauty aud
grace.
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CHARLESTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1868.
Old md New Regime.

One of the objections to Mr.. JOHNSON Is
that his manners do not become the high
Office he now holds. The Radicals want
gentleman for President. He must be
cultivated man, of courtly bearing and re-
fined speech. They want WASHINGTON to
make stately professions among the people,
and to dignity the receptions of the White
House. And therefore they are now arrang-
ing to put BEN WADE into the Office When
this auspicious event takes place, oaths
will! be unheard in the Executive mansion,
and spittoons will be at a discount. 1t is
expected that the starched dignity of LOUIS
XIV will at once be established in the Re-
publican court; as Mr.. WADE very closely
resembles that illustrious monarch in his
habits, personal appearance, sc. FoRNEY
will publish extracts from Sir CHARLES
GRANDSON, in double loaded articles, every
day The raising OF tobacco will be sternly
prohibited.
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CLARKE, the famous Methodist commenta-
tor, was condemned as Ounce: so was
RICHARD BR1NsLEY SHERIDAN. Oftentimes,
q strong character, which cannot conform
itself to any rigid and conventional form Of
education, succeeds in reversing the judg-
ments of parents and teachers, when. put
on trial before the tribunal of society. The
soil that classic literature cannot enrich,
that will not assimilate, the fragments Of
dead mems bones,' oftentimes breaks forth
into spontaneous products.
This circumstance reconciles one, in
measure, to that growing aversion TO Latin
and Greek, which appears among our young
people. We do not wonder that the an
clients appear TO many as intruders in this
stirring age, and that young America looks
with contempt upon the renaissance, and is
quite willing to send back to the sepulchre
the mighty shades evoked by the Orphean
Tyre of PETRARcH. Peculiar exigencies re-
quire peculiar class of minds and kind
of education We have no desire, indeed,
that scholarship should cease. But we en-
tirely agree with hose who believe that the
education of which the learned professor is
the ideal, does not correspond with the ne
cessities of the larger number.
To most men the sciences and the modern
languages are of more importance than the
whole body of the ancient literature. 1t is
of more Importance to know how to measure
Olympus or distinguish the rocky strata
projecting from its sides, than to ascend
the summit, aud there make acquaintance
with all the gods of the Heather Pantheon.
That there is great change in the system
of education IS manifest to all. The age in
which we live is q practical one, that is to
say, an age of scientific culture and intel
lectual mediocrity. And education must
submit to the necessity of becoming prac-
teal also
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Lieutenant John c. Brainc.

The case of Lieutenant JOHN G. BRAINE
is painful. He was one of the most enter
prisiug and dashing partisans of the Con-
federacy, acting under lawful commission
from the Southern Congress. He is mill
tary prisoner, and, against the terms of the
surrender, is kept in prison to this day.
For years his two children in Savannah,
deprived by death of the attentions of their
mother, have not seen their father, and are
probably not even allowed to communicate
with him, as the statement is made that che
has no news-the exclusion Of papers being
one of the rules enforced for the safety OF
both convicts and Keepers" He is not al
lowed the fresh air, being allowed as
special favor to traverse the corridor in the
wing of. the building where his cell is, for
four hours a day. He is suffering from
disease. He has no money for obtaining
the proper witnesses. Aud finally lis case
has been postponed at the request of the
District Attorney, for whose convenience
this gallant gentleman is held in bonds.
This case is no credit to the government;
it would be perpetual shame upon the
South, for whom he is q martyr, and to
whom he looks still for assistance and re-
lease, if we could have done anything to
deliver him from the jealous Bastile where
he pines with bodily infrnity and hope de-
ferred. Alas! we are powerless-the occu-
pants of wider prison-waiting for de-
liyerance as well as he.
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The National Finances.

An able essay upon this subject appears
in the last number Of putnam" The
writer is evidently an accomplished fnan-
cier, who realizes, as most persons do not,
our national insolvency, and exposes with
sharp criticism the inadequacy of those va-
rious methods of relief which have been
laid before Congress. He shows that Sena-
tor SHEnMAN's bill involves certain and
speedy ruin, and that the plan proposed by
Mr.. MORRILL, will postpone the resumption
of specie payments indefinitely. The sys-
tenn of contraction advocated by Secretary
McCullooh, as mode of deliveranoe from
our financial embarrassments, he stigma
tizes as preposterous absurdity.
The plan proposed by this writer con-
templates reduced taxation, more con-
siderate and just adaptation of its prOvi-
sions to the ability of the people, an imme-
diate cessation of any effort to pay the
principal of the national debt, the funding
of our loans into consols, and, finally, such
a manipulation of the national banking sys-
tenn as will encourage home market for
our bonds, and further the movement toward
resumption.
The wisdom of the suggestions, independ-
emily of the details of practical sort, is
manifest. And the necessity is urgent.
The people are Overta1ed. They have been
long waiting for relief. They will not long
endure the well-nigh crushing burden.
Every man feels the pressure. And unless
something is done for the public relief and
that speedily, the policy of reputation,
now advocated by few demagogues, will
be imperatively demanded by every one but
the holders of office and the holders of bonds.
"The country" is not calling for the i'm
peachment of anybody, but for the relief
of everybody, at the hands of Congress.
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TTNITKD STATES OF AMERICA
| DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLNA-N RE
EVERT E. BEDp DpORD.-,APPLICATION FOR FL
NAL DISCHARGE OF BANKRUPT.-or Ordered, That
hearing be had on the fourteenth Of May neat. at
Federal Courthouse In Charleston, south Carolina.
and that al creditors of sid Bankrupt appear at said
time and place aod show cause II any they can, why
the prayer Of the petlonsr should not be granted;
and also that the second and third meeting Of the
creditors be held at Registrar CARPENTERS Office,
May the thirteenth, at twelve O'Clock.
BY order OF said Court, this 23d day of Nay, A. D.
1868. DANIEL HoRLBECK,
c. D. c. O. S., for South Carolina.
Anvil
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FoR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA--N TIE MATTEh ot
BENZ. F. PEOPLES. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK.
RUPTCY WAS FILED ON THE 6TH DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1868 IN SAID CoURT.1N BANK
RUPTCY.-This ls to give notice that on the
thirteenth day of april, A. D. 1858, Q Warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate
of BENZ. +. PEOPLES. Of Blackvllle in the Dis
has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment Of any debts and the delivery of
any property belonging to said Bankrupt to him or
for his USE and the transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the creditors
Of the said Bankrupt. to prove their debts and to
choose one or more Assignees OF his estate. will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden at No. "
Broad-street, Charleston, s. o., before R. B. CAR
PENTER, Registrar, on the sixteenth day Of Aay,
A. D. 1868, at II o'clock A. NJ.
j. P. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messen. er.
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Practical Education.

1t is astonishing to observe how large
number of those who are regarded as dull
boys at school, afterwards become the most
useful, brilliant and profound men. ADAM
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educational.

NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL!
No. 35 wENTwOR rH-STREET. LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
H1HE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARTTH-
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keeping charged extra.
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financial.
laotiffs in Daakrnptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOB THE DISTRICT OF
ISREAI, WALkER. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
CY WAS FILED ON THE rTH DAY OF MARCH,
A. d. 1868, IN SAID C0URT.-N BANKRUPTCY
This is to give notice that TN the thirteenth day of
Anril A. D. 1868. a Warrantir Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate of ISREAL WALKER, OF Black
Vile, in the District of BarnN ELL and State of South
r,,nt on his own petition; that the payment
of Of any debts and delivery of any property
belonging to said Bankrupt to him or
for his use and the transfer OF any property
by him are forbidden by law that meeting OF
the Creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and to choose c1e OF more Assignees OF his
Estate, will BIZ held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to
before r. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the
sixteenth doy Of Aay, A. D: 1858, at o'clock
.M. J.P. NJ. EPPfNG.
United States Marshal as Messenger.
l.,,f
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April24

STATES OF FAMERlCA-DIs-
" TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR SOUTH CAROLnSA-EX P5RrE REUBEN
R. HUDGNS-IN KE .HUDGINS, OWENS & CO.,
BANKRUPTs-APPLICATI FOR FINAL Dis
CHARGE OF BANKRlTpT.-Ordered, That hear
ing be had on the Dinetenh day Of May next at the
Federal Courthouse, In Charleston S. c.. and that all
creditors of said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place. and show cause II any they can, Why the pray
er of the petitioner should not be granted and Tint
the second meeting OF t1e creditors Of said Bankrupt
will be held at the oficn of R. B. CARPENTER, Be-
glstrar, May 18Th, 1858. at IL NJ.
By order of the Court, this Esd April, 1853.
DANIEL HOnLBECK,
Clerk District Court for South Carolina.
Aprii ~
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ORY GOoDs,' DRY GooDsU
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BARGANSl AINStl
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW OPENING AN
elegant assortment Of DRY GOODS, HOSIERY. La
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which they have have received per recent arrivals,
and are receiving by every steamer the most select
stock Of Dry Goods ever offered In this market To
those who are In need ofartcles IN our line we say
now. Is your chance.
oUR sTolK coMPRIEEs:
Longcloths at 10 to l2h cts; yard wide, is cts;
Large Lot White and Brown Table Damaak at low
prices; large lot of Dress Goods for IS toS0 cts
per yard: Ladies and Gentlemen's White and Brown
bose, 1216 cts, up; Children and Misses, White
Hose 10 cts, up; Ladies' Fancy Pocket Handker-
chiefs from l6 cts, up; large lot Fancy Parasols
Bugle Trimmed. less than half cost; Gentlemen's
Fine Undershirts, rs cts to 81; Ladies' Fine Linen
Collars from to 10 cts; very large lot Linen Towels
at SO per dozen, or 20 cts piece; Ladies' Lisle
Thread Gloves, 15 cts, up; Ladies' French SILK Nit
tens, IS cts pair; French White Swiss Muslin and
Cambria 20 cts, up.
An early call is solicited II yor want bargains, as
we believe In quick sales and small profits.
TURCHGOTT l. BRO,
No. 433 King.sreet,
April IL 1mo+ Third door below Calhoun.