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ne JOHN E. DOHERTY,

.n.~ MERCHANT TAILOR,
800 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL
has received an excellent assortment Of CLOTHS
CASSIAIERES, COATINGS, and VESTINGS, for
his spring trade and will during the season receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured in this
country rs fast rs introduced. Call and examine
the stock. ap 1-3m
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CHEAP ADvERT1s1NG.-Majo A. Il. Gar
Der, editor Of the Valley Virginian, Staun-
ton, will call on our merchants To-Day 70
solicit advertisements for his excelient e'a pa
per. He will also show them o new me-
thod of advertising, which we commend !, 20
their favor. Our business men cannot 40
too much to extend their acquaintance IN
the rich Valley Of Virginia. .., :
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SHIPPING.


CTEAMER ELLIE KNIGHT, ,sfEMl,j
~ FOR BALTIMORE, will leave her
wharf on SATURDAY, May 0, at4 O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received up to 3 o. clock.
my SGT HARVEYS Il WILLIAMS, Agents.
TOR NEW YORK-OLD DO 1csrss
IL MINION STEAMSHIP COAlPA-.sSSssLlE44s,
NY.-The new and elegant sde-whecl steamship
HATTERAS, Captain CouCH will leave hcl
wharf ut Rockets Oh FRIDAY, May sti, nj
9 O'Clock z. NJ. Freight received up to l Z
VI. Fare, $l2 Round tickets, S2O Stceragc,
Sc. Through bills signed to Boston, and insurance
effected ut lowest rates when desired. Apply to
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM Il CO.,
nv G-3t Main and Eleventh streets.
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EFINED SUGARS at the manufactu-
HI rer's price. .pncooK 3. co a..li
x.I Agents here for Ficklin a. q w llaains, Paa1ss
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GROCERIES, sc.

TN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
GOO barrels CHOICE FLOUR,
rs hogsheads BACON SIDES,
,6,OOO pounds prime h0g-rOund country BACON,
barrels pure CIDER 1,,S; VlNEGAk, S,li,
J. 200 bushels prime WHITE CORN,
100 bales NEW YORK HAY,
100 bales WHEAT STRAW,
Half bale choice new HOPS.
If you want flour to make cakes, goto L. Powers.
If YOU want flour to make good bread go to L.
Powers. If you want flour to make pastry, 60 to
T. Powers If you want flour to make crackers.
Bakers and merchants Will do well to give me
q call before purchasing elsewhere.
i. POWERS, 1540 Main street,
mv6 near Old Market.
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AitI1uond 1ispatrtr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE s.DIsPATcH,,
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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snss 1EARiNE SOAP.-This best of all family
MAJ ''o" 50 i'"orab!y known all over the United
sI, S as It's name indicates, made of the s'harti
,'aNee OF pure tallow" upon an entirely new
N,pe. ,v.ip Clothes need no boiling, no rubbing on
t,,na"i tn'"ardi one pound will 60 as far rs three
.yI.r' u other family soaps. II 1t does not give
hn,,,~'ol' return II at our expense. Beware OF
The genuine is made only by
NchEoSE, VAN HAAGEN q CO.,
manufacturers, s2 south Front street,
;, = Hiiadciphia 30 Barclay street, New York
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Auctien Sales This Day

Purchasers Of Real Estate sold beta1een the first
day Of January and the first day Of July pay khe
ttlres thereon fDrthe current uedr.
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RESTAURANTS. &c.

VETELLE, RESTAURATEUR,D D~
II 1904 MAIN STREET, @&&A
is always supplied with the best the local FnVA
market affords, and also the Injuries of--1kz--
ZE;TEILE,is IS the fayorite of the seasons-jour-
news with them the year round-and receives their
first fruits and their latest from the contiguous
Towers and fruits at the same time on the other.
GUESTS served at all times In unsurpassed style,
according to order. Families supplied on short
notice. Dinner parties furnished In private rooms.
Dishes not exceied at any cuisine In this country
or Europe. III
THE BAR always supplied with excellent wines
and liquors, and best brcwed drinks promptly
made 49, ap1
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IEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY.

DICKENS,S READINGS,
las CONDENSED BY THE AUTHOR
By Mr.. +. G.. BANGS,
the accomplished Mimic Reader and Elocntonst.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY I.
DAVID COPPERFIELD and Mr.. BOB SAW
YER'S PARTY.
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 8,
CHRISTMAS CAROL and BOOTS AT THE
HOIJY-TREE INN.
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CALT,. sALT.-4,25O sacks MAR
SHALL SALT, per ship William Kennile,
direct from Liverpool now discharging at olty
Point; Oh T; ior sale ROBERT n F. WILLIAMS & co.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

-~~~~~~~--~~~~~
THE ANNUAL MAY BALL AND
EXHIBITION OF
PROFESSOR THOMAS V. CARR'S
DANCING ACADEMY
will take place OH FRIDAY EVENING, May Sth,
at the SPOTSWOOD HOTEL.
The exhibition will commence at 81 O'Clock.
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=R0ARDING AND LODGING.

D1.-,o4RD-A few B0ARDERS can be
on FRANKLIN street second door
- III copner Of Eighth No. 7I5 also ,s several vera
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Th boats of
IN the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWTIA CA
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock rs usual
promptly at 12 NJ. on TUESDAYS, TIL TUESDAYS,
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, prepaid, ut the OPP
tion of the shipper. Freight received and de-
liycrcd ut my office, on the dock.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COAIPANY-CAPITAL,$ SO, 900, eOO.-Bcing u
purely mutual company, It's entire surplus eari-
ngs over the actual cost of insurance Is returned
to each person insured. Its assets have increased
FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In the last four
years, Notwithstanding two millions of dollars
have been paid out for losses, and one million for
dividends. From its long organization 1t has the
experience of nearly quarter of n century, thus
guaranteeing members from all doubtful expert
mcnts in the method Of conducting It's business 1t
was this company that originated the system OF
non-foreturc of policies, and to 1t the public are
indebted for feature so favorable to the insured.
BY reference to list that may &c seen ut any time
DRED AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
have been paid out for losses to the WIDOWS and
ORPHANS in the State of Virginia.
THOMAS w. BOSWELL & CO.,
General Agents for State of Virginia,
No. 1loi Main street, over First National Bank.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.-Dr. j. Grattan CaDell,
DIR. A. G.. Wortham, DR.. r. Il. Coleman.
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ExPREss COMPANIEs..


VTIRG1NIA EXPRESS COMPANY.
v Office No.72s Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth Streets Richmond.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS Is now running daily
from RlCHMOND TO STAUNToM, and tri,
weekly TO all points between STAUNTON and
,COyINGTQN. E
Also, daily from BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
and from BALTIMORE TO STAUNT0N.
Further, daily 70 all the intermediate points be-
tween Stanton, Harrisonburg, and Mount Jack
son. Staunt0n, Lexington, and Natural Bridge
and tri-weekly from Stalnt0n to Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs; White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg; aud Charleston, Kanawha
Goods called for and delivered at all points in the
city. sts. -s5}z n ~ s.ssfJ &
Also, daily from Norfolk to Petersburg and
folk and Petersburg and SOuthsde railroads, and
intermediary points on Richmond and Danyillc
railroad to Burkeville.
Money and yaluables forwarded with dispatch.
For further Information apply to II = -
fe Ism A. W. CARRIER, Agent.
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IN N. WALKER & CO.,
De SUCCESSORS TO O. F. BREsEE, ESQ.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Office 10l4 Main street.
first door east Of the post-oicc, under Messrs X.
III. Maury & Co.
Buildings, merchandise. furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds, In the city or country IN
sured against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates I'm companies Of the highest standing.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
rent rates. II. - -. nOG
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!" Very. respectfully

very 'reBptCtIuIIy
I" Your obedient servants,
" EXCELSIOR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
The liberal offer of these gentlemen has
been accepted, and the entertainment Will
be given at an early day. 1t is to be hoped
it may meet with the liberal encouragement
it deserves.
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TOR LIVERPOOL-TO LOAD IN&
IL THE DOCK.-The l thrcc-masted. So
double-deck schooner EDITH. Captain G.. w.
WHEELER, will be dispatched as above. For
freight apply to
INV 2-3W CASKlE Il BROTHERS.
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- EREEDEN x FOX ARE NOW OPEN.

ps~ BREEDEN Il FOX ARE NOW OPEN
~. .. very large and attractive assortment of
srr1XG AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
SILK MANTLES,
ACE POINTS and SHhWLS
and 4 very extensive stock of
GENERAL DRY GOODS
,,c>trmcly low prices.
BREEDEN & FOX,
, lot No. 4el Broad street.
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Having withdrawn from the concern or Glunt q
Moseley. cordially recommend my late partner
who will continue the business TO the patronage Oh
my friends. ~. N, pr y,xr
my y2lw III go. liza w. ~.
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Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS Inyi
ted.
Onice No. 1914 Main street.
ID. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID |. BURR, Secretary
B. &. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.-fSss
now ixins a her ar hcrtb m tha d5s vii
receive freight for the above port till FRIDAY the
Sth instant at II o'clock. Fret gt taken for Norfolk
ut moderate rates. Passage to Philadelphia, in
Guiding meals and stateroom $40.
w. z. PORTER, Agent.
Office No 2i25 on the dock nv B-3t
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Special NOTICES.
,,p.s PREMIUM gITTERs.-3y

Sc h -, ,,c almost confidence that BAKERS
can saw say ~ HITTERS, manufactured by r. Baker,
rEhf,,,,,ond city. has become the most popular
Of Of the day. AS an evidence Of that fact
"'i..,t c.or has been furnished with upwards OF
the feca,cs from the citizens OF Richmond and
I,"' ,tsoin;ng counties, where 1t has made most
''U ..t,hlc cures OF Dyspepsia, Nervous Head
oC long standing; also Ague and Fever,
,,.s Cholera Morbus Heartburn, Dysentery,
S,umcr Complaints. The great confidence
""' .,,., IN the healing power OF this medicine is
.,,oc of the above-tlscased patients testified
., ' n,5 been given up by their regular physicians.
~, .o nr the most eminent physicians In the State
[,,,,inia are using 1t In their regular practice,
mood many Of them will not he without II In
ay,r families. This is what we call popular
.1.,pc. with So much home testimony. We are
w., .,,y are invaluable with languid and debili-
G.,ppIcs. and will give tone and strength TO
@ lo,c system. We call the attention of tho
'.,l;, to 50 valuable a medicine should they be In
,r, ~ had Of all druggists everywhere. Orders
.,.,ny addressing f. BAKER,
3m box a3a, Richmond, Va.
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100 BARRELS FLOUR, 100 bushels
n, - w HUNDLEY q TATUM, 80
py "a = = SOB Broad street,
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FRIDAY. Y.....".:........".MAY 8, 1868.
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AT p HOWARD s. POWHATAN R0-
.sRERTs. ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL
TAoRs Ar LAW, will practice In all the courts
held in tne city OF sRichmohd. oince. igis MAID
street, - tSa 81 49, Az! -
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RESOLUTIONS, &c.
Iwill continue the WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DRUG BUSINESS at the old stand, No. 1927 Main

Having engaged the services OF my late partner,
Mr. Blunt Iearncstly solicit q cOntinuace or the
very liberal patronage bestowed ON The late concern
promising my best endeayors 70 please s,nspIrv
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NTACAR0NI, Mustard, 40 dozen Brooms,
VI zinc Washboards, Tubs, Baskets, Shoe
Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Whitewash Brushes just
received ss ana ior S't'' HUNDLEY & TATUM.
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J. e. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM T. ISAACS, Vicc-Presidcnt.
ID. j. HARTSoOK, Secretary.
CHARLES Ii. SMITH, NJ. d., Medical Adviser.
JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
01-13m .Sw1m General gent.
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MILLINERY.

PRING AND SUM NJ e r I'D 0
~ MILLINERY. gHk0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-26

u,o COAL DEALERS. RANGE AND EGG snr COAL
for sale to dealers, IN lots TO su from yard loot ot
twentieth street, North river, by LEwiS PHILLIPS 1
Ststh avenue. AMI 70 p,us street.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A FRUIT FARM OF 10 ACRES FOR sAI,F-PRICE
n xl500 good house and barn N strp wberries
IL ditto OF bsckberrie ditto of raspberries $50 grape
berries, currans &c &c vnelsnd "a miles south OF Phadc
rnion with best OF educational and social
~ perfectly healthy and of the few places entirely ar
e,npt from ague the roads and many miles arc
pIanted shade trees and hedges forming most beautiful
drives of the best description excellent for grass and
Fruit Of tho orchards net profit OF $500
New York largely supplied with the choice fruits Of
vneand no liquor sold Ia the place. and account of lie
morality and educational aud religious privileges as well az
s ness, many families from New York and vicinity
have ready located hero the place. besides being
is prosperity beyond oil example, having
100 In reputation within 1--WE years For sales Catalogues
address e. Lands. vineand N. ~ Pos, ouce
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flf q
ry friends, wnile his wife had gone up
stairs to change her bridal" dress for q
more suitable travelling costume, when
his valet brought him a folded note.- Ex
cusing himself in few brief words, he,
stepped into the deserted library to read
the missive whose superscription sentsas
strange thrillstos his heart. It contained
but few lines, in the peculiar cramped
chirography of the woman he. had. once,
called "wife." 3 : -. =
"MAuRIcE-I have come back to you.
! am waiting in the little room by the
solth gable, for you to welcome me once
more to your heart. AMADEL.
AS if thunderbolt had descended on
his unconscious head, Maurice Tresley
sank white and 4. last on a sofa, with
both hands clasped over his eyes.
Then he arose, and went, with the stag
gering, uncertain motion of blind man,
into the room indicated by the note. 3.
1t was empty, as yet-and he leaned
against the mantel, sick and dizzy. ANA
bel alive-AmabeI come back to part
him from the idolized wife he had just
acquired the privilege to call his own !!
Oh, better death and obliyion-bettert the
blessed rest of the grave!
"Maurice!
- nestarted. Alice Cameron was stand.
ing before him, with her pitying eyes full
upon.his face. .saog&@s. u i.~ss
g Maurice-my husband!' .
q Not your husband, Alice! Oh, my
beautiful, my beloved, must give you
up now ?"
Manrice!" She had nestled close to
him, 'yithalrnost passionate earnestness.
"Oh,s Maurice, am SO changed2 Have
you forgotten An,ahel !. Oh, pardon the
stratagenr by which have at last gained
your love !"
'But-Amabel is dead I" --'-'-.-'' -
5:The Amabel of years ago IS sdead-:
but the AnabeE of the rescnt,stands be.
fore you!~ Maurice, do You love me
now2" -...-..,
Yes, he loved her now-she saw it in
every glance of hisyeye, eyerEmotion of
his lip! 8 -
Twice wooed4.twce married. widow,
yet wifc-a bride, yet no bride, ANA
bel Trsslcy knew thatra new 'lifc was
Eopening before her whose sunshine should
never know cloud nor shadow more
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Practice What You Preach.

ldttiCc w uutfrAO Ou iodShs ~,
Tell me not Of garbled sermons
Elegance-of thought and style,
Heard from out yorr modern pulpits
Mar from error to besuile.
Eloquence mey charm the fancy,
Summon an admiring crowd,
Who surround the gifted preacher,
With their praises long and loud;
But II Gods appointed servants
Would their hearers conscience reach,
Leading them TO paths Of wisdom,
They must practice what they preach.
Parents, if your tender offspring
YIN would lead in ways of truth,
Shielding them from the temptations
That surround the path of youth.
Count as vain your time worn maxims,
And, 20 make your teaching sure,
Guile them not alone by precept,
But example, just and pure.
For, to shelter from the tempests
Sins dark clouds would cast round each
Tender flower of your protection,
You must practice what you preach.
Teachers, if throughout your duties,
Ever faithful you would be,
Not by words, but by your actions,
Teach in all sincerity.
Youthful eyes are on you gazing,
Youthful hearts your thoughts receive;
Eagerly they catch your accents,
Eagerly your words believe.
Then beware! lest By your actions,
Untrue principles you teach,
And forget not you must ever
Strive to practice what you preach.
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A" Farmer" writing Gar the Cultivator,
gives it as the result Of fifteen years ex-
perience, ;ons.the part of himself and
others, that sailing wheat is a better pre-
Yention of.e.weevil thatstmning. He uses
half 3 pound of salt to each bushel, mix;
ing it in as he stores it in boxes. He
also says that this method will preserve
the weight and full .size Of wheat for
wears.
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- \ Clergyman zin-this city, catechizing
the youth Of his church, put question
from . catechsm 70 q girl:
What is your consolation inylile and
death?" The girl smiled but did not an
swer. The clergyman insisted. i.
"Wcll," said she. "since must tell
.yousitais q young man. that lives down
on South Broad street. t.assE-%s =
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fssls-- 49, =
The BENEFITS OF UsINc TEA.-The
Boston Journal of Chemistry publishes q
lengthy article on the properties of tea,
i1$the cQurse (which the writer says
that itsis!no arnattersof wonder with him
that the brain workers, in all the years
since tea was introduced, have regarded
it 'with.the highest favor lt.has q power
to subdnc irritability, refresh the spirits,
andarencw the energies, such as is pos
sessed by no other agent. When the
system Of. man is exhausted by labor or
study, a cupof tea reinvigoratcs and re-
stores rs no other form of food or bcver-
age can. He thinks it promotive of lon.
gevity, and adds:
Tea saves. food by lessening the waste
of hesbody, soothes the vascular system,
and affords stimulus to the brain. The
young do,not need it, and it is worthy of
note that they do not crave or like it.
Children will frequently ask forscofee,
but seldom for tea. To aged people,
whose powers Of digestion and whose
bodily substance have to fall together, it
is. almost necessity g<z
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HEivES.--A living divine says:
"When was boy, thought Of heaven
as a great, shining city, with. vast walls
and domes and spires, and with nobody
in it except white, tenuoussangels, who
were strangers TO me.seBy.and-bY W my
little brother. died; | thought Of o great
city made with walls, and domes and
spires, and a flock Of cold, unknown an
gels, ,~and one little fellow that was ac-
quaintedawith.s He was the 9only one
knew in that time. e;es- ,s 2a::3sz1g.sI
> Then another brother died, and there
we're two that | knew. Then my acquan-
l'tances Began to die, and the flock contin-
ualIy grew. But it was not till i had
sent one of my 'littleSch Schildrento'h his Grand
-God-thatsal began ato'sthink
had gotta little in myself sAsecond went,
third went, fourth went; and by that
time | had so many acquaintance in
heaven that | did not see any more walls
and domes and spires. began to think
of the residents of the celestial city..And
now thereahaxe 50 amany,qofsmyse acqain-
tances gone there that I9kpow more, in
heaven than do on earth.'% 2 IS
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JACONETS, EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS
Job lots from auction.
GRAY & TURLEY.
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State Of South Caro- Ina,

EDGEFlEED' 'DISIKlCI,
IN EQUITY. a"1
peleriah Williams, -, g.
William Holstony Aa'ors.,.
-. vs.a4s ,,. -. a-a Marshal Assets
Elizabeth 1lolston,f 4. T..s. -
JIM. Lott aud wife and Others s.ss 70. - :.
unY virtue Of an Order OF the Court in this
E cause, all and singular the Creditors: of
HIRAM HOLST0N, decd, are required. to
prove their Claims before the commissioner of
this Court on or before tho fret Monday In Au-
gust next. ~ Ei l'.tf9ss>1t = zssis
Parties who purchased ptoperty ut thesale;of
the said Deceased, have leave to introduce testi-
indny before tho Commissioner Of this Court to
show the true value of the same at the time Of
the purchase, md to settle their Indebtedness on
the basis so established
z. W. CARWILE, o.E.ED.
June 20, 1868. OF 20
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What has happenedg Is it new attach

e : + j. 49,
What has happened4 Is it new attach
msnt which begins where the old ends ?
No: it is love dying in advance of the
object loved. We areforc. d itoown that
the sentiments of man are subject to
hidden process the fever of time, which
produces lassitude,also dissipates illusion,
.nndermines our passions, withers our
loves, and changes our hearts, even as it
changes our looks and our years. There
is but'one exception to this human in
trinity, There sometimes occurs in a
strong soul a love firm enough to transfer
itself into impassioned friendships, so as
to become duty, and appropriate the
qualities of virtue. Then neutralizing
the weakness of nature, il acquires the
Immortality of o principle y - ss!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-08

DRESS G0oDs-NOvELTIES. We are con
stantly receiving novelties in dress goods. We
have now unusual attractions in thia depart
ment. GRAY & TURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-08

LADIES' PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS
great;yariety. Cheap. e
- * - n GRAY &sTURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-08

FANS IN VARIETY. Magic, Willow, Chip,
Paper, Linen and Silk. Very extensive nssort-
mcnt. Wholesale and retnil.
GRAY &c TURLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-08
State Of South Car lima,
EDGEFIELD DIS FRI CT. d.
IN EQUITY.

2. W. carwile, Ex'or.,
VIM. B. Moragne. .s.;,g5.s "a sassf7}ts7 ss5.fsss77
spY virtue of au Ordors of the. Court in this
Id cause, all and singular the Creditors of
WILLIAM C. M0RAGNE, decd, are required
to present and prove their demands before me
on or, before the goth day of August next y
Parties who purchased property atstho sale of
tho Estate Of said deceased have, leaYe to INTRO
duce testimony before me to show the true sYalne
of tho same at tho time eof thu purchase. sss!s. -.
-. - = -, "A. j. NORRIS,
- Special Referee.s
). juno 2$, 1865, -. 5.t.s.E Of 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-08

SATIN NAIL HEADS AND BUTTONS. Al
new styles for trimming dresses.
GRAY a TIJRLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-08

RIBBONS, BUTTONS AND BRAIDs. All
new styles, for trimming ladies' dresses. -
GRAY& TURLEY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-08
GRAY& 7 TURhEY,
Augusta, Ga.
One Dollar and a Half

Will buy dozen fine Tape Bordered Linen
Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS, this week. at
GRAY & TURKEYS.