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BRIGHT PLAIDs, 2s, 80, IS, and soc., oo,.,,
EMPRESS BRoCADEs 75c., chesr ., H.
RICH OTTOMAN sHEEEY POPLIys !,
reduction of 22c. -''' &c,
FRENCH REPS. Sl.25, worth Bib.
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH NEprvo,.
75 IS, and CSC. ~ AOES
COI.ORED ALPACts. elegant uual;,v "A,
BLACK ALPACAS, 25c.. 3oc.. md unws"i'
Extra Inducements In FLANNFLGrh
all-wOol, 23c.. 30c., and upwards mug ~.
CANTON TI.ANNEL-heavy, lsc. bes, Pr,,.
78c., worth 40c.: Hnaih
In my department Of CAssINEREs s,,,
ETS, JEANS &C., thu stock has ner 81 IN.
tofore been either so ex tensiye NOR cpo, htrt-
Dome. tics che per than the cheapsst "p' NJ
CAL1COES. 8, 10, and I2.c. for az FOOD ,.,t
BLEACHFD COTTOES, 7,a 10 and Iris w orsl
yard wide UNBLFa CEED q ii6s: so tor fur
s9T good yard-wite Shifting, sold eyery cry
Bargains In SHaWLs and R.LHOR.rs.
OK Nd DUCHESS BALMGRAI a. *
81: LADIES CORSFTS sac ISrh
THREAD GLOVES slightly dam. ISLE
I2tc.: LADIES' and CENTS IJSDEpxv.a
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES. &c. &c HAH
ISAAC COHYS
=, 900 Broad street, between Third ana Fon,;,
y. Closed Saturdays. n s'u''a:
III
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ngNEw sTO Z. 8
NEW GOODS
At AsTos1sH1NeBY LOW rHrcEss
REMOVAL.
JULIUS 5YCLE
has removed to his new and elegant store
No. AIS BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
... where he will open on
MONDAY, November 10th,
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND LATEST
STYLES OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
to be found in the city,
REMEMBER,
great inducements will be offered 10 cash ou'ei'
at the new store,
No. AS BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth Streets
JULIUS sYCLE.
statesmen:
r. G. CARE. GEORGE SwABAcHER' j. D. LUX
SER, and J. WEINBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS.
1no l4l
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TAIR.-THE SIXTH MOUNT ZION
A BAPTIST CHURCH tRey. JOHN JASPER
pastor) = ill hold FAIR for the benefit of the
church ut the corner OF Cary and Fourth streets,
commencing on TUESDAY EVENING, Novem-
berl7.
ADMISSION.-Ten cents for adults five cents
for children.
All our f, len Is are Invited to come and help us.
no li-Sa Sruetk
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A GOOD TABLE SHERRY AT So PER
Ia GALLON,
FiNK'S PURE RYE TIIISKEY-ls54;
JAMAICA RUM,
SMOKED HEARINGS.
SMOKED BEEF TONGUES,
ASSORTED PICKLES. just received by
no Il j. L. KIDD,
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pgGESTs' UNDERsHIRTsA AND DRAW
Frs, all sizes and weights;
BOYS UNDERSHLRTS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes and weig gifts; -.
LADIES' UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all
gizec and weights;
GIRLS UEDEkSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, al
sizes and weights;
COURTNEY & SON are now receiving the
a,ove Goods from the manufacturers agents, and
will sell thclr for small profits.
J.C. COURTNEY IL SON,
ro,n,,n 8l6 Broad street.
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DRY GOODs.

-
HEETIN NC.
lo4 BLEACHED sHEETTNG at 4oc. per yard:
lo-4 UNBLEACHED sHEETING at aye. per
yard; "a
PILLow-oAsE COTTON, forty-two' inches
wide, at 1sc.
PILLow-CAsE COTTON, forty-six inches
wide, at zoe.
BLICACHED COTTON, fun yard wide, at I2s, a.
IL, and lesc.,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1913 and l2l5 Main street.
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BAGS BLACK PEPPER,

2 BAGS BLACK PEPPER,
y 10 kegs SALTPETaE,
lao pounds FRESH SAGE,
% jars CaRB. AMMONIA,
100 pounds FRESH HOPS,
10 cases CoLNAN,S ENGLISH MUSTARD,
80 dozen CONES (Gnglishl sPAkkLlNG
GErATISE.
received aud sold Gy L. WAGNER, Druggist,
no Lists corner Of Sixth and Broad streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rT FRESH COD-LIyER OIL, imported d.
rect and bottled by ourselves. Recommended pS
our best physicians, and guaranteed to De "hue
OF FRESH and HEALTHY livers. s--
MEADE &c BAKER
Dispensing Pharmnceutists'
no laws ele hain s1reet'
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sos- VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE Gu
CORNER MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Another consignment OF
SAB ELLA SRA z Z 8.

GRAPEs-GRAPEs, soc. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPES, SOC. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPES, SOC. BOX.
GRAPEs-GRAPEs, soc. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPES, soc. A BOX.
GRAPEs-GRhPEs, SOC. 4 BOX.
GRAPEs-GRAPES, soc. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPES, soc. a BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPEs, SOC. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPES. SOC. A BOX.
GRAPEs-GRAPEs, SOC. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRkPES, soc. A BOX.
GRAPEs-GRAPES, SOC. A BOX.
GRAPEs-GRAPES, soc. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPES, soc. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPES, SOC. A BOX.
GRAPES-GRAPES, SOC. A BOX.
GRAPEs-GRAPEs, SOC. A BOX.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF
MAIN AND Ninth STREETS.
mo 1o1
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r@ BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS.
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS.
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS.
RREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS.
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS.
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS. ~
BREAD. CAKES. CRACKERS
THE BEST IN THE CITY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
BRIGGs'S BAKERY,
nol2 To7 Main street and 42s Broad street,
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Oils.

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UEROSGNE DILL have always 90
N hand y splendid article u KEROSENE aud
An t.I;Dit or. Also, LANT'S, CHEN Nj.I !,
BURNERS &C.: and general assortment o. II Is
WAKE, wholesale and retail.
.. Q. OWEES,
No. 20 Governor street, Richmond Va.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited
aud promptly fii.d. So iS--1m
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RAND DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS
" NEW STYLES, NEW PATTERNS
Just arrived at the
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT


JULIUS MEYER,
| o27 BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH.
An enormous collection Of bargains. purchase.
| within the last few days ut New YORK auctions
and Just now opening, worthy the special attention
Of the ladies and gentlemen, such as
Nice Black SIX at ~ yard. worth 80:
Magnificent Shades In Empress Cloth al T5c
yard, and other Dress Goods in-proportiuu:
| Ai-wool - Flannel as Soc, worth 7sC.:
| New York Nnl Bieachei Cotton at CSC
Al-linen Tabfe-cloth at TIC. per yard;
| Black Eeiveteen ut - a yard:
Bleached and Unbleached ~ cotton at l2lc:
Damask Napkins at 81 dozen, cheap at :L@;
Children's scarfs at 10 and i5c., worth double
Sood Satinets at Soc, worth 75c.
Beautiful SIX Gimp Trimmings, ls-yard pieces AZ
Sl.25 apiece:
Linen Russia diaper at 81 so apiece;
Knitting Yarn, pretty colors At SC. hank, cheap
ut loo
Black Alpaca Poplins at SOC. worth 75c
Ladies' Broche Scarfs, really elegant;
Ladies' Single aud Double Broche and Other
shaTls- OF every description, at astounding
low figures
Ladies' Cloth Cloaks and Cloakings handsome
and bought far under the value
lot OF Work-boxes, Cabas, Ladies' Companions
and other Fancy Goods suitable for Christmas
presents, bought very cheap;
Flannel at CSC. yard and upward:
Gentemen's Sll-woo Undersh!rts and 4 full line
of other Furnishing Goods;
An elegant assortment of Cassimeres, Twecds,
SattnCts. AMI other Fabrics for mems aLd boys
wear. 1T unpreccdrntrdly low prices:
Misses RI g1lar -nad" Undershtrs nj re-:
and Thousands Of other unn stakably
CHEAP GOODS AT
nos JULIUS MTYTR'S.
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MEETINGS.

yETlSE TESTIMONIAL FuND.-A
w mass meeting of the citizens Of Richmond
favorable 10 the procuring OF Il HON - EA -
Snr UE-,gY A. WISE in recognition Of his emil
nent services In 1855 in The cause Of civil ana Icl-
tious freedom VIII he held III the City Hall on
MONDAY EVENING, November IL, ut halt-past
7o'clock. ~ =, ,, Vt, w
Grimm Colonel n. L. august Colonel Marina
duke johnson, ard other distinguished citizens.
no l2-td
A NNUAL MEETING.-Th annual meet
~ Ing of the stockholders OF IN" RICHMOND,
YEEDthI CkSBUkG AID POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD GUMP-:rY will be held at the Office Of the
COMPANY IN Richmond on ~ElHES lay the
18Th Of November, 1893. at Il O'Clock A. N.
no std J. 3. WINSTON. Secretary.
NNUAL MEETING.-fhe annual
N meeting ofiha Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac and Z ichm nd aud Petersburg Railroad
GONHECTiOS COMPANY VIII be held on
WEDNESDAY the 25'h Of November 1853 at Il
O'Clock 4. NJ, IT lie Office Of the Richmond, Fred
crlckshurC AID Potomac Railroad Company in
edmond.
70 std 81. u. WINSTON. Secretary.
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We pay particular attention 10 RENTING OUT
HOUSES and LANDS, and TO SELLING FRO
PETTY, either publicly or privately.
We can promise superior facilities on account OF
arrangements made 10 insure speedy sales.
LOANS NEe OIIaTED ON REAL ESTATE.
MIR. JAMES A. GGDDIN for many years IN
the Henrlco County Clerks Office, examines all
titles, and thus nsurcs positive correctness IN all
documents drawn ~ us. &C %
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MO QUACKERY!-TO THE AT
~ FLICTED.-T. T.. BASES COUGH SYRUP,
q certain cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
aoarseness, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Chronic Irri-
tatiGns OF the Thro.t and Lungs. ard al Diseases
Of the Bronchial Tubes arising from exposure and
cold. The original prescription was given me sy
Professor Carter L. Johnson, and its efficiency
a valuable expectorant IS confidently recommended
BY iir. j. a. Mayo.
This COGGH SYRUP has efTectualy cured me
of consumption, which assumed very serious
character 1T one time. Ny cure / can attribute
solely 10 the Cough syrup. Many other testim1-
ninls OF It's cures have in my possession, which
leave no doubt my rnEd that 1t is adapted to al
cases Of lung affections.
Tic certificate OF Or. Mayo is appended:
T. e. Bass: Dear sir;-Thc prescription made
for ycu by DR.. G. Z. johnson certainly combines
the hest mater!', e-pectorant have ever
used IN my practice. II I'll cases ofcolds, coughs,
bronchial irritations-cyc cases decidedly phthis-
cal-have been cured or greatly benefited. l know
Of nothing | could mere confidently recommend
from actual experience. Jos. \. MAYO n. ID.
None genuine wi'hou. my signature.
Price, 81 per bottle. I. Z. Bass,
Richmond, Va.
For sale by Mrssrs Purcell, I.a.d j so, L. B.
Thomas < Co., 4. =. St-rchcr. Wood = son. j. H.
thilGrey It Co., and Robert Lechy, Church Hill.
9l-3In
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DgUGs, MEDICINES, &e.
TLIXIR YALERIANATE AMMONIA,
nI-IXlP CALISAYA IRON and BISMUTH,
EIIZIR CINCHONA IRON ard STRYCHSIA,
FFRRATED ELIXIR OF BARK,
FENO PHOSPHORATED ELlXIR OF BARK.
ELINIR OF BARK,
for sale by J. BLAIR, Druggist,
no l3 s25 Broad street.
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DIZZY Goos,s.
GOODS ARE TO BE HAD CHEAP
ISAAC COHEN's

who seeks every opportunity to reduce pr,,.,
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ASSOC. 40. Oh tkJSfh EfirmI Ct Oats firm.
at 75.s Mess p6fE kaull; AT 26.UOla
26, &C.. Shoulders Il. hLardsa81S!T Z,
CINCINNATI, December 3i4- Flour
steady and firm,e at 7.5O(0S.: Corn
firm, at 63@64. Whiskey LOO. Mess
pork in speculative demand, at %. 90.
LardAsteam 13A@14. hei
CHARLEsToN, December 4.-Cotton
quiet; business interrupted by heavy
rain; sales lie bales-middlings 23%;
receipts 972. 7tsir
AUGUSTA, December 4.-Cotton
market easier; sales 5S2 bales; re-
ceipts 800-middlings 22L9221d
sales OF week 3,S28; exports 3.867.
SAVANNAH, December 4.-Cotton
opened dull, and closed with fair
demand; sales of the week 1920
bales.
MOBILE, December 4.-Cotton sales
l,5O0 bales; market quiet and firm
middlings 2234; receipts 1,795; sales
of the week $3.50; receipts 9,O68.
New ORLEANS, December 4.-Cot-
ton sitter during the day, but closed
unchanged -middlings 2234923;
oolco ,ioo DaleS. TeCelptS Ic-CSy
CLOG; sales OF the week $4,000.
Gold 351s. Sugar dull and dropping
common s; prime 1134; clarified
12@12I. Molasses in fair demand
and lower 45; prime 56(9
60; choice 6219. Flour frm-super-
fine 6.75; double 6.S0(07; treble 100
@9.5O. Corn higher r-9O(0S21s.
Pork in fair demand, ut 81. 75(625.
Bacon dull-shoulders 12; clear rib
1514; clear 1873.
LONDON, December 4-.3 P. M
Consols 9414. Bouds steady. at
7456.
LIVERPOOL, December g P. M.
Cotton quiet; sales of the week
S5, 600 bales; export 5000; specula-
ton 1000; stock 36S, 900, of which
American is $4,000 bales. Stock
afoat 254, 100, of which American is
$4,000. Yarns and fabrics at Man
chester heavy.
LIVERPOOL, December 4-Evening.
Cotton tending down-uplands on
spot 111a; afloat 1Oh@1O3s; Or
leans 113s.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMEKCIaL

New YORK, December 4-Noon.-
Flour unchanged. Corn dropping.
Cotton quiet, at 2424. The United
States Treasurer sold $500, 900 in gold
at 80 45-10O. Money easy, at T..
Gold 351S. Sterling 81.
z z. Motion opened steady,
but closed easier; sales 2, 900 bales, at
243I. Flour active and unchanged.
Wheat 1(92c. better. Corn easier
mixed Western l.14(0117. Mess
pork heavy, at $3.50. Lard firm
kettle 142I. FreiBhts dull and un-
changed. Money much easier; offer
ings liberal, at 5(@7. Sterling dull,
at 81. Cotton bills firm, at 82d.
Gold steady closing mt 351..
BALTIMORE, December 4.-Cotton
dull, Mt 24%. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Prime to choice red wheat
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FeloEraph.
Cable Despascne, :,

LONDON, December Gladstone
has accepted the Premiership.
PARIS, December 4-The police
dispersed a crowd gathered in the
neighborhood of Baudin's tomb.
There was some sullenness, bnt no
disturbance.
MADRID, December 4. 4.-Espartero
has been asked to become temporary
Dictator. IA iaT.iu st-1. 10
BERLIN. December 4.-The King
OF Prussia received the French Am
bassador with assurances of friend
ship for France.
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STATE OF soUTH CAROLINA,

gn Esauity--1AHdcrson.
John wilson am, Mathew Brazcslc- VS.. Elknnah
&C. Cobb and wife Sarah Cobb, WIN. NJ. Cooley, ct
al-lsaticn for Ret:f, &C.
1T appearing TO my satisfaction that Elkanah c.
Cobb. one of the Defendants in this care resides
bereui the limits Of this State On motion OF A.
T.. Broyirs, i'ro. Pets.
Ordered. Tlut he do appear aud plead, answer
OF deulur to said Petition within forty days from
the date Of tho first publication hereof or decree
pro cohfesso will he entered OF record against him.
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Commissioners Office
Jan. 20, 1868. 80
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'm Equity--Anderson.


James W. Harrison and John B. Benson. E1ccu-
tors. vs. John I. Sloan, and Eliza his wife, Da-
yid B. Sloan, Admir-. ct al.-BAito 4arshal As-
sets. Lytneti0a, SC.
BF virtue of Dccrctal Order from the Court of
Equity. tits
Ordered, That the Defendant C. L. Gaillard,
and all other creditors of the testator, Z. Berry
Benson, are hereby enjoined and restrained from
ins,ituting nr prosecuting suits at law against the
Complainants, James W. Harrison and John B.
Buasou. in their representative character as Exec
s,ors. or against the said James W. Harrison as
surety for the said f B. Benson, deceased
1t is further Ordered, That Nil persons claim
ing to be creditors Of the Testa,or, T. B. Benson,
ed, do come III and prove their demands before
the Commissioner of this Court on or by the Twen-
ieth day of April next, under psn Of being barred
of any benefit under the Decree which may be pro-
cured in this case:
. go W. HUMPHREYS, c.n.A.D.
Commissioners Office,
) February 10, 1858: $40
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CopartnersE1ip Notice.

Nix. a. Il. BE0YLES having purchased the in
tcrest of Mr. j. D. NJ. Dobbins in the stock of
Goods recently owned by {. A. Reed Il Dobbins
the undersigned nve this ,ny formed II coparincr-
ship under the name and style of REED 4
BR0YLES. and will continue the business at the
same stand. They have now in store small as
sortct stock of Gools, suited 10 The country and
The season. which they will sell for cash or barter
for country produce on terms MS reasonable ns can
he had in his mnrket. cost no cost. They in
yite the patronage of their friends and The public
G. a. REED.
4. Il. BROYLES.
Jan /. 1868 80
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Estate n Office.

PERSONS having demands aga nst the Estate of
Thomas B. Burriss deceased, will present their
claims, properly at,ested. to the undersigned with.
in the time prescribed by law. and those indebted
to amid Estate are notified to II axe payment imine-
diately. JohN d; "AlooN' Au'n I.
Feb l2, 1853 81
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FINAL NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the Estate Of
Phebe Martin, deceased, are hereby notified 10
present them to tho undersigned properly attested
on or before the 18th day Of March next and all
nersonp indebted to said Estate must make pay
n,ent Immediately. r. G. MARTIN, Admir-.
Feb IL, 1898 u
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And at Anderson C. H. from tho 9th to the 26th,
when my books will be closed.
Real Es,ate-25 cts. on 500.
Buggies, Carriages, Gold and Silver Plate,
Watches, Jewelry and Pianos-SI on every SlOo.
Articles Manufactured-$2 on every $lOO.
On Gross Incomes from employments, faculties
and professions-S2.50 on every 500.
On Gross Income from salaries. ronts and mon
eys at interest-Sl on every $l0O.
On Hotels. Rcstaurants-S2 on every Sl0O.
Capitation Tax-Sl between the ages of 81 T. 60.
On Dogs-S1.
Road Ta1-25 per cent. on General Tax
Poor Tax-S7 g" - :"
Public Buildings IL per cent on General Tax.
S. f. MOORE, T. C.
Jan 90, 1868 Ss
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FINAL NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the Estate
Of james Nelson. deceased, are hereby notified
thni they must present them to the undersigned
before The first day of January next; and nj per-
SON i:,dth,ed TO the Estate muSf make immediate
payment y. W. "lLo'A' Aun. 10
Feb 10. 1868 30 Ok
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Administrative Notice.

ALL persons having demands against the Estate Of
David s. Mcconnell, decd. will present them to
the undersigned properly atleste'. within the
time prescribed by law. and all persons indebted
40 Tho said Estate will make settlements nj once.
r. N. MCCONNELL, Adm'rx.
Feb 5. 1868 SO 4*
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ANDERSON DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Thomas A. Shcrard md David j. Sherard, Appli
cants vs Joseph 0'lSriant. David o Briant, Jes-
Sc O'Briant and others, Defendants. legal heirs
and representatives of Jesse " Briani, decd.
IT is. therefore. Ordered, That they do appear
and object to the division or sale of the Real Es-
lni- Of Jesse U l5rani sr. deceased, on or before
the 18th day of March next. or their consent to
Tie same will be entered Of record
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day of
February \. D. 1868.
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NOTICE.

,ay wife Kezah Adams, having left ny bed and
board % % without provocaion, hereby forewArn all I
persons against trusting her on my account as
yil mol be responsible for her contracts from lh'S
Sa,o SPENCER ADAMS, olored.)
S.n In 1898 50 1ain3m
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Repairing of all kinds Of Watches
in proportion to the above.
Jewelry repaired in = workman
like manner, at prices to suit the
times. Also, Clocks and Musical
Works repaired.
H$ All work warranted to be
well and substantially done.
F. C. v. BORSTEL,
No. 4 Brick Range.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

1uAyE removed my BOOT and SHOE SHOP on
Granite Row, over Towers & Burriss' Store, where
nm prepared to do NIL work in my line, in the
best style on short notice, and at low prices
Give me a call.
z. SHARPE.
Jan s, 1868 20 2m
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TAXES !! TAXES u!
FOR 1867.

WILL attend the following places for the pur-
pose of Assessing and Collecting Taxes for the
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EVERGREEN MILLS

ARE in first rate order, having been recently i'm
proved hy the Introduction of a NEW SMUT Ma
CHINE and NEW BOLTlNG CMOTilS, and is in
charge of experienced Miller. No pains or at
tention will be spared to insure everybody good
turn out. Forty-ivc pounds will bc guaranteed
from good wheat.
The CORN MILL, as heretofore, is unrlvnlled.
T.. ]. EARLE.
Feb ). 1863 80