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SEED Pc TA.TOE s.-P each-blews,
~ Goodrich, Jackson Whites, Ssbse, Stow,
Mercer, Dyke1nan, and other choice Varieties.
WOODS, FAY & REED,
APT 1a Fifteenth street.
SHIPPING.

Ito. FOR NEW YORK AND xssRss
Ill THE GREAT NATIONAL DE-SSSsr@dtAa4s4kss
MOCRATIC CONTENTION. by the ,Qulgk,
CHEAP, and MOST COMFORTABLE ROUTE.
avoiding all the dust and changes incident TO rail-
The Old Dominion Company's magnificent
steamer ISAAC BELL will leave her wharf at
Ricketts, on TUESDAY,, Juno Goth, at II O'Clock
NJ, arriving in New York on Thursday, July I'd.
This ship Is entirely new 900 tons register, and
can accommodate is5 hrst-class passengers. Her
cabins and stateroofis unsurpassed for comfort
and elegance. E ss
Among the notable advantages Of this route may
be mentioned the opportunity of seeing all points
of Interest on James river, Fortress Monroe, and
the Ripraps. Ample time will be allowed to visit
Gosport Nayy-yard and view the leading features
Of interest In the city of Norfolk
After enjoying the sea-breeze, with its exhilara-
ting effects, view of Long Branch, the Highlands,
Staten Island withits thousands of Villas
and q magnificent panoramic view Of New York
harbor, It's Notifications, miles Of shipping, &c..
can be had. ~
EXCURSION TICKETS TO NEW YORK and
RETURN, GOOD, FOR TWELVE MONTHS.
including meals and staterooms, only TWENTY
DOLLARS. The table is supplied with the best
afforded by the markets Of New York, Norfolk,
and Richmond. 81
Parties wishing to avail themselves Of the facili-
ties afforded by this fayorite route, or visitors to
Convention, can secure staterooms upon applica-
ton to WILLIAM g. DUNHAM Il CO.,
lie est corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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IlEAGHBL0W P0TA Is amal 4 lot
Il just re1aisea hy riltfad lnlliA stpazacg, md
the last Till sssss, {, 4 IA .rf,n
81 sl SO Broad sarte&
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CARPETS, SHADES, 90
FWJ INUUN. t6f1AUEs UEPyTF .aIsss, q
WINDOW SHADE DEPoTii

w WINDOW, SHADE DEPoTii
1sas MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
III. GOLDEN. the cheapest Window Shada MAJ, &,
IL PIN ~ MS Old tricks keeping down high prIces
city nay sn atafssss of IN the
Shade WITH sif iSs IN Gold Velvet and Painted
p,.t CLEAR THE TRACKi
DEy.. 5 y1; ui. DOWN you come . All know COL
old stand on Broad street. i,0es 9s.aues az 1lls
o., "a Bile oILCLoTH
all the coors Black Tor coSerinr ca,is aad
, ms,ia ana Duck Psper shades at your OWN VI
N. B. Shades made 10 order. storen Is, g. y
pedlers supplied at New York prices. IL s my
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II or 81
n IST Or ADVERTISERS LJsTIl aS sIss
MANNING !, III lid Post

A. fss. Asnise Addana 4frs. Es s. ksiAtns, MRS.
Alice Al anderson, Mss Gseiins 1aisfson Mrs
s 1s-. hrs Sarah Batkinas Alrs: q =. BSrtani
'ss ssss a!|s hss|s
julia BIelsos. Mrs. james. Al. hfan,tre Mlss
net, 5iiss Mary Barnes Mrs. George Burgess, Miss
RES ME- Rsr ass.s seye NE ssas s5 n
Louise @. Roulware, Mics ary Bowers, 81rBs Va.
Il. Bowler, Mics sarah Brosrns Miss Emma Brown,
C..sMiss Lizzie fsabeils MRS. Mary Cary, Miss;
Mnsy Carter. Miss H.i ,asey Mas Jennie Garter.
Miss BETTE &. Carter, HAIRY R. Csssels. hrs.
tazie Ma fislie q hi stia,s. MISS Nary Chris
ban. Miss Mary hiidress, aiiss sths Chan der
.si sSsises 8 Iiss aliis q 81 Cssk
re L,lsgH, Mira. r.. ". Conway (2)t Mrs. saruh a.
Mrs. Sarah Cook Mrs. Susan Crooks: Mrs e.
.ErnInp, Mrs. Fannie Cross. Mrs. susan D.. Crnmps
a lss E Ss Ms en- s ssa ssss sa- Grew M
bssss I sss 6ssbs S
Misses Duniop MISS Isicie ". nuvai Mrs. Dud-
1sy !csGISIsiR ass s @ais Das sh ss
Alice n. Dudley Miss q. a. Duke, Mrs. r. III.
Duke, n. g: Dyson. !, ,.,,... { e.
Ehrcnburg, Mrs. a. III. Elicit Miss Susan Elet
Miss Ida Eiles, Mrs. Nancy Epps. - s..
F.--Miss Alice Tagan Mrs. james Z. Ff Il ss
Fs; No F Il Fowler col
eredl Mrs @. A. Francisco, Mrs. q. Freenlin,
= s asd I; Fraysier Mrs. AZ =, Frauner Miss
G.--Miss Ida s. Gathright Miss @. Gathright.
Mrs. T. y. Gill Miss Js;ss =. Giliispie ts MISS
gpso saiie Giasco Mis- H Gootiwin
Miss Ella II GooIsby Harriet COT lcaIosedl, Miss
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AUCTION SALES.
yUTuaEDAYs
] BY Wellington Goddin,
Ancticnsss ard Real Estate Axsrt
YIsRUgrFFs, sAIF av u.I,r

~ ass As'ss nsss AkstAto A&oEt
rTRUsTEES' SALE or vALuABry
faaTa AiIs N4 kPWE 4Y a AZ P,i MsI1kkEINs Pro
BY virtue or two deeds OF trust exeruted ~ =,
late Anatomy Roblnsorl Jr., and Ecbecca w, " "
wife The hrst TO Thomas Watkins, as tr,,..ta ~
seaa VII a sson aas, s spp5 M a9a
trustees bearing date ON the a1tli Of SDs,,
lss!, both duly recorded In Richmond HasfRfas,
Bonds e sss IesfaSss q he
ton Or deeds respectively, prscee To ses, s.
i2si " auss5on On the premises THURSDAY
not the first fair day thereafter Isir f
tns pSgsg.yt conveyed sy said OF trust and
"a p sne deed as olows
Al ms sne saia anthony Robinson JrSs
Isaac * Watkins ~ Ges3 SEQ sas and cen
dafs 70 The said Anthony RobInsGH ey ys
ana asyo lapel jointly, to which last men len,
full md accurate description Of said y m, amore
1he property Is described IN the iast.mnenionSyi;
deed oI trust ~ Sollows,ssiz All the riga, Tue
lots tenementA machinery, water priyieses So
which we're purchased OF Isaac II. Watsins h s.,
Mayo CabeIl ard said Robinson Jointly as parsicG.
Watkins to them, bearing date the one on The ron
day OF April 1856 and the other ON the 18th dsr ~
April lss6 both duly recorded i'm Richmond H, ~
estate above described has front OF ?V feet on ~,
west line of Ninth street, running back loo feet.
also, front OF ls5 feet more less, on the SOUTH
canal also front OF 10 or IS feet on the West ira
of Ninth street running back on the south Side Of
Arch street 10 feet 70 an alley five feet wide. Also
lot on me east side Ct Ninth street fronting
three feet wide. ~''''
The foregoing properly Is located only few
Centre Of the city. The power Is 100 inob.s ~
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Correspond e,ce al snss Riei,ieond Disisa tcs.S
Robbery oj Colonel SAM lSis'es'
az gisc sSS0ssl lhtSs;de Dep6f.
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81 5 Il Dayis,
corner of Eleventh and Main arrests.

corner OF Eleventh and Nain ssreets. 4 4.
hight VACANT Il Ts, ON WALL tcR
I1FIFTEENTH1 STREET EETwEEN
ATAUCTIOEs--El3llb be soifs or MONE1AY the
sth day of july 1855 on thn premises at so'elock
2. M..sEIGHTBU1LpLN LOTS betseen Grace
and Broad streets, Upon which there Is large
quantity OF mouldlng ss,nd. n
TERMS OnestiIird cash balance at aiz and
twelve months, interest added, for negotiable
notes title retained until payments are made.
q N.sIl4VTS.k uct{O7teef.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

FUTURE DAY.
By Sampson Jones, Jr., 81 Co, Is s
Auctioheers and Commission Merchants,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.
WE WILL, SELL AT AUCTION AT
Wv our warehouse, Nos.4, g and Fifteenth
2ath innstant. commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, awell-selected stock Of
GROCERIES, 81
to which the attention of the trade Is invited:
'.sF s. JONES, JR., u CO.,
1e 81 Auctioneers.
GALE OF LAND IN GOOCHLAND
- COUNTY; by virtue Of two deeds Of trust
ney, dated April 1857, and the other from said
William sGathright and Lucy Jane, his wife, to
James Fl, Bowles and Charles r. Woodson. dated
June L. 1881, the undersigned, as trustees under
thereby secured, viii, ON MONDAY the 27tf day of
July, 1883, the premises, sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, the TRACT OF LAND on
which William Cartwright lately resided, known as
lands of james d. Bowles, Mayo Watkins, and
others. and containing a21 acres more or less.
This place has a due proportion OF open land and
woodland and sotite elient creek Land. 1t has o
houses, and Is very desirable place. Persons de-
string land or comfortable home are requested to
look at 1t before the day of sale.
The creditor willing tosell for one-fourth cash,
and the balance In si4 twelve eighteen, aud TWEEN
cnrfty. secured by deed or trust on the place. and
carrying interest from the day OF sale.
JAMES q; BQWLES, Trustees.
CHARLES r. WOODSON,)
~ ~ y. - = ~
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IT AIDES Sod EAIdepN sC0RNE W
~ 81 I'm a nd sfsI ~ 5,
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dor RENT, that very DESIRABLEA AZ

E0R RENT, the desirable business GA
~ stand with DWELLING attached, on kalsf
Broad street between Fourth and Fifth streets ne.
Gently occupied by Mrs. rs. A. ii dkins. Posses
sion given lSt July. Apply to Is
ii. B. SObfERyIELE,,
e2s-tlyi Twelfth street near Gary.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
il J.. sold on MONDAY June %. 1858, at 10 o'clock
a. 81, ut the coal yard on Dock and Twenty.
seventh streets, formerly occupied by The National
Coal Mining Company, the following property-to
- ONE LOT OF LUMBER,
consisting Of
$50. PLANkS;s 80.
EOGS, &G:,
to- satisfy histfess vibrant In my hands In favor of
q: nj. Robinson ps. Tile National Coal Mining
je as.st w n. TAIL, Il. G. c. Il.
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RE,FRIGERAI,TIIORs. lEe.

REFRIGEFsATOES, Ec.
c~-v~~r~($
REFRldERATaRS.- We have another
5A9iot q REFRIGERATOR sE OF orr own ma u
the United States. Giyeiis 3 cali 80
Old Eefrigarators RE-LTSED. n & KS
sssS5 ~ M0UMTCASTLEsA5s
Je IL ~ Us $50 Broad gtreef ~
DETERIORATION REFRIGERATORs
Also, WATERLOO secss and TIN SSAEEss t
the lowest prices. q orr ~ CO
8 ei8 KY s. III l4iz Msin STREET.
T1RTCES REDUCED aI 81 u C0AsL
Il WATER-G0otERs Sc OIL u, COL pER,
GDLDEST nSYIatPAHRss &c NSsre maxim III
viii keep tbs salee quaint of Soc and die
water more pure. than any ned sceoisS fnas
poetSG,; Cars as Al call
my ss-im IS 4 NO, "a a ftAs;ltb stt
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DOR RENT, A VERY DESIR BE Ma

AN0R RENT, very desirable RESI- "a
II DENGE. on the south side Of Leigh be- 80
John b. Davis. Esq. Possession given on the LIST
of July. For terms, Inquire Of -, 4,
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T,sNTIFaIcE, As DIRECTED ,
Da. n. b. PLEAsAaTs

TrppaH Every SUNDAYS.
n KIEL,s ARCTIC SODA. 70 a-ia
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OFFICE NoRFoLK. AND RICHMOND STRAMERs
GRAND EXCIJRSToND OWNA-n
OFFICE NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS.
TS0R NATTaNAT. DENf0cRAa A-D

sE,oR BALTIMORE.-sSteamera
4 B1ARYLANDw win leave her wharf - = =
on SATURDAY, eth june, 1883, at IL O'Clock M.
Freight received up to IL O'Clock. For freight or
passa &c, apply to 9, -, -
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WANT[S.

NIANTED, ali EXPERIENCED NURSE
" for an infant "A lniddle-aged woman pre-
ferred.s Best references required. Apply nc 1913
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Reviews.

RESOURCES OF THE PACIFIC SLOPE. A Statisti-
cal and Descriptive Summary of the Mines
. and Minerals Climate and Topography, Ag-
cellaneous Productions Of the States and
With Sketch of the Settlement and Explo-
ration of Lower California. By ]. Ross
Browne, aided by q corps OF Engineers. New
York D. Appleton & Co. Charleston John
Russell.
The title Of this book go we'll describes
its scope and subject that it is necessary to
give no further account of its contents Mr.
Browne has given to his work high de-
gree of Industry and ability, and it will be
of great practical use wherever it is circu-
lated. We agree with Mr.. Browne that
Gas we want population to develope the
"dormant wealth OF our new States and
"Territories, it is the interest of our gov
"ernment to disseminate correct kno"i-
sedge of their material resources" and
hope that the government will be disposed
to adopt this wise course in regard to the
Southern States, about which book could
be written as attractive and interesting as
that which describes the vast resources Of
the country west of the Rocky Mountains.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-23

The PHospHArEs of South Carolina seem
at last to be attracting that general public
attention throughout the North that their
value deserves. The New York Financial
Bulletin thigh authority in such matters ,
in remarking upon the recent letter in the
Tribune, describing these deposits, says {:
"This timely and important discovery will
ssprobably have NEST favorable influence
con the future prosperity of the city.
"Owing to her geographical position and
s'the excellence of her harbor accommoda-
stions, Charleston should be the metropolis
"of the South. The vicissitudes of war left
"her nearly bankrupt, however, and in re-
gaining her former Importance and wealth
''her citizens will be largely aided by the
"discovery of natural deposit as valuable
'.as those of California or Nevada, and
(Which may be as readily turned into
ssgold."
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correctly. From this tin foil an electrotype
plate ismade. They then get some plate prin-
ter that can be found about the city, have
good time with him, and engage him for
twenty dollars per day to do the printing. By
this plan thousands CT copies are struck off
which defy detection, except in the quality
of the paper, which will slightly differ from
the genuine. The place of manufactory is
generally some distance from the city, like
Staten Island, Flatbush, or sometimes Bax-
ter-strcet, or similar localities in tho city. 1t
is strange fact, in every case where party
of this kind exists, that every member lacks
confidence in his associates. Every move
made by one is narrowly watched by the
others of the party. It would be death to any
informant or spy that did not look well to
himself .--
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-23

The TRoTT1NG HORSE OF AMERICA: How TO
Train and Drive Him, with "reminiscences
of the Trotting Turf. By Hiram Woodruff.
Edited By Charles J. Foster, of Wilkes Spirit
Of the Times. Including an Introductory
Notice by George Wilkes and Biographical
Sketch by the Editor. New York: j. B. Ford
g. Co. Charlest IN : John Russell.
Mourn as we may, the racing days of the
South are over, and the utilitarian tendency
of the time, combined with the costliness
of a racing stud, which so few are able to
bear, will gradually turn to the trotting
horse the attention which was once given
to the thoroughbred racer. Every man
who has trotting horse is interested in in
creasing his speed, although he may not
hope to approach the time of the trottlng
giants Flora Temple and the Auburn Horse;
and there are many others who, although
not horse owners, are always attracted by
whatever refers to the turf. To all ofthese we
recommend strongly ''The Trotting Horse
"of America" work which contains
the valuable and well-tried conclusions of
the late Hiram Woodruff. AS a history of
trotting in America, it is interesting in the
extreme, and the advice which it gives in
regard to training and handling trotters
must be very valuable
The book is well printed, and should serve
as the Vade Mecum of the owner and lover
of the s'trotting horse"
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A TTENTION! CAPITALISTS TS.--F U II
N SALE, Three thousand Acres of the finest
COTTON LANDS in the State, also well adapted to
Corn and having bottoms suitable for kice. these
lands are located in the hclrt OF sumter County, and
combine advantages which can scarcely be found
elsewhere in the south. They ave sandy lands, with
clay sub-soIl aud therefore productive and highly
retcntve OF manures, while they are easily cutiva-
ted. They certain lands because free from over
flow, and they are exempt from all malaIial in1u-
ences having climate equal TO Aiken and water
equal to that Of the mountains. They arc Ave miles
distant from the Bradford Springs. formerly sum-
mer resort of great celebrity. Tho society OF the
neishborhood acknowledges no superior anywhere.
There arc about thousand or twelve hundred acres
of cleared land the tract some of which has been
rented at Eve dollars per acre since the war. The
remainder is finely imOered woodland, which would
supply the material for two Steam saw Mills Ter
the next twenty years. will sell Water Mill Seat
with tho above property if desired. 10 capitalist
on large scle, or TO cstab sh manufactures of say
kind the opportunity offered for investment i 4
rare one. Tlerc is lrSe framed Barn and Wagon
Shed on the premises, with large forage lofts nEe
large framed aborcrs cabins, (rst cli: 81, wi rock
chimneys, several log cabins also, and framed gin
house. very large, ard framed mil! house Perst n
wishing to inspect the premises caa leave the rail-
road at Sumter, Maysvile Or Lynchburg on the Will
mingtep aud Manchester ROAD. Claremont nr
Camden. on the Camden Branch Road.
Fer tern and further PARTICULARS apply to the sub
scriber OIL tue premises through his Pos;ofl at
Mechanic syille g C. Titles will be made uuc1cep.
tionable.
ALSO FOR SALE,
Several BUILDING LOTSiu the heart OF the Town
of SUMTER now the greatest business mart in the
state, afier Charleston, Columbia not excepted.
These Lots measure thlrty-fve feet front on Main'
street, by two hundrod aud twenty-four feet deep,
d Decembsr Il. mwfs w. G. KENNEDY.
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CONSIDERING the manner in which it has
spoken for itself in our advertising columns
it seems hardly necessary to call the atten'
ton of the reading public to the new illus
trated family journal entitled Hearth ant
Home. 1t is only just to say of it, how
ever, that the new candidate for public
favor is the very perfection of topographic
beauty, and that its contents ore in every
way worthy Of their beautiful garb. The
paper can hardly fail to be success from
the start
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GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

LANDING AND IN STORE
AT THE
PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE
GROCERY STORE,
S. ". CORNER MEETING AND MARKET STS.,
NEW LAYER RAISINs, II QUARTER HALF
~ and whole boxes
New Secdless Raisins
New Currants and Citron
Dried Figs III one.ihirJ, one, two aud ! half and
eight pound drums
Sof-she Almonds
Fren I'll Pruucs, IL cans and Jars
New Turkish rrurc:, for stcwing
Guaya Jelly, in halc and one pound Boxes
sardines, in q arter, half and whole boxes
Fresh Peaches. Pc rs Plneappe5 and Strawberries,
in two pound cans
Fresh Mackercl and salmon. in one pound cans
English and Az ericau Pickles. quarts and rints
No. Gold Chop Fire Crackers
Mol,ongahela, Rye Cabinet and Bourbon Wlskey
Malaga Port and Sherry Wine
French and American Brandy and Old Tom Gin
bottled and on drauglt
Srices of all kinds, ground and whole
1arioca, SSgo, Maizena, Corn Starch, Ar,owroot
Cream Tarta Bakers Premium Chocolate
Droma Cocoa and Cocoa Paste
Choice New York Sugaf-curel Pig HAMS unba9ged
Edwards Celebrated Washington Hams small sizes,
bagged
Smo. ed Tongues, Decf, Salmon and Haibut.
A choice and complete assortment OF FAMILY
GROCERIES, which we guarantee to sell al the low
est market prices for cash.
Goods delivered ire.
No charge for packages! December IL
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Mercantile Cooperative Association,
CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS.

TUST RECEIVED, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
c OF GROCERIES,. consisting OF Crushed, Pow.
uered a, 3 and extra e, with all grades OF BROWN
SUGARS; Mocha. Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffee;
also, Parched and Ground COffess; OolonS, Young
and Old Hyson, and English Drcnktas. Teas; Goshen
aud Fresh Butter, "K. r." Leaf Lard, Canvased and
Plain Hams, S. e. Strips aud Shoulders Tongues, +.
NJ. Beef, Family Pork. Sausage. &c.
SYRUP, MOLASSES, &c.
s. r. FLOUR and Family In bags. Buckwheat, and
Cheese cf the following brands: Pineapple, Edam,
tngllsh Dairy, Factegy and Sap Sage; smoked Sal
mon and Mackercl, in packages Of every size.
RAISINS, CITKON, &c.
Quarter, Half and Whole Boxes RAIsINS. Cur.
rants. CItron Figs, Prunes, Almonds, aud assorted
Nu.s Choice Preserves, In !, and h. Jars; Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables, in Cans OF and lbs; Vino
gar, Olive (Fiench) Oil, in half pints, pints and
quarts; Biscuits of every lind.
CHAMPAGNE LPiperl in pints and quarts; Sherry.
Madeira, Pert, C1arct and other Wines Also, Whis.
kies, Brand es, Gin, Rum. DC.
Our assortment ic complete, and We invite an e1-
animation of our stock ana prices
Don't fail 10 call at
MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION"
N W. corner King and Calhoun streets.
g1r Goods delivered free.
j. BENNETT LsNNEAU, Manager.
II. Z. PENNAL, Assistant Manager.
December 90
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UNDERWOOD s. CO.'S PREPA.


TlRESH TOMATOES, GREEN PEAS, SUGAR
II Cora, Mixed Pickles, tomato Ketchup, Paoli
sauce, Walnut Ketchup, Mushroom Kechup, Pep
per Sauce, French capers Roast Beet, Veal Chicken
aud Turkey, Fresh Salmon, Lobster, Cove Oysters
and Mackere Olive OIL Cross l. Blackwels and
Coman's Enelieh Mustard, French Mustard, genu-
inc Currie Powder, White Pepper.
Co1's Sparkli ig GELA1INE, Coopers Shred and
Sheet Gelatine.
Burnetts and Preston Merrills Assorted Ex-
tracts-Rose, Peach and Orange Flower Water,
Ceylon, Cinnamon, Cassia -dace, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Or und African and Race Ginger.
Sage, 1apioca, Pearl Barley, Real Italian Maccaroni
and Vermicelli.
Finest Brands sardines, spiced Oysters, Picked
Shrimps.
Assorted English Pickles, quarts and plnts, viz:
White Onions, Picolill, Mixed Pickles, Chow
Chow and Walnuts.
Assorted English Sauces, viz: ca L Perrin's Wor-
cestershire, Reading, John Bull, Harvey's Wal
nut Mushroom, Anchoyy and Breakfast sauce.
For sale by GEORGE q. GRUBER,
December % No. 236 King:street.
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Amnsemfnt.
WIDOW HOME FAIR.

THE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE "WIG-
OWs' HONE" will be opened at the "HoME," IN
Broad.street, This Day. from Twelve NJ. to Three
P NJ and in the Erening from Seven o'clock to
half-past Ten O'clock, and continue open each day
and evening Until further notice.
Admittancs 25 cents; Children 10 cents; Season
1ickels 70 cents.
AL parties who baye promised or desire to make
donations for the Refreshment Tables, will please
send the same 10 the residence of Mrs. NJ. a. SNOW
DEN, No. Church.s:reet. as early in the day as
possible
The Street Cara will leave The Hall at the close oil
the Fair each evening. at hat-past Ten o'clock pre-
cisely. December ~
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Gupartnership llutifs.

II United PARTNERSHlP.-TH UN-
i a DERSlGNED have; in accordance with the
Acls of General Assembly, and under firm name OF
WILLIAM GURNEY, and in conformity with the
articles Of agreement of limited partnership tbear-
ing date 9th day OF September, 1868, expiring this
day.
Ii is mutually agreed 10 renew and continue same
under said agreement to June lst. 1869.
(>ignedl WM. GURNEY, General Partner.
lSignedl JAY L ADAMS, Special Partner.
Charleston, December 1, 1868
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-23
CHOICE COTTON SEED.

4 IA, takes this method of informing the cot
ton planters OF the South that he has inate every
arrangement for tie sale and shipment of the DICK
son SELECT COTTON SEED. He is i'll no way
connected with David Dickson, of Oxford. Georgia,
and has carefully selected this seed himself. The
seed which has been twice selected IS offered at 50
per bushel. The same see which has been care
fully selected for the last three years, is offered at
So per bushe or five bushels tor $40, delivered at
the dcioi. IN order to insure saIe delivery tho
following directions shoIld be complied with: Write
the name and postolicc plainly; send the money by
m all, taking certificate from the Postmaster, and
if the money is lost the seed will be sent the
ccpt OF The certificate. To prevent frauds plan
tcrs no agents employed aad oil letters must Ge
directed to DAVID DICKSON,
Sparta, Hancock County, Georgia.
December Is 1m0