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Mn. Eprros: On ..::s e.... inst. whils Z

Mn. Eprrcs: On ..:e o.. ee.... inst. ,uhile,
was absent FROM home in qolumbis,
assissipg in The prppSTasidh, ,sd thA FaiR,
mysgin housa was destroyed ID ar, and
as,the oolorea peoHle amp9oyeS upSn I'D
place. and who hSd an iAte1st III the
contents. fsit 90 confident that the build.
ing was SET on fire. soon after my return
I addressed oommunication to His Ex.
oellency Gov. Scott, requesting him TO
offer a reward for the apprehension OF
the party who had thus destroyed my
a reply, or the issuing Of the .proclama-
tion as requested, I herewith enclose a
copy of said letter, with request to
publish the same, that the People OF
South Carolina may know Shat relief
they may expect in similar cases al the
hands OF the Executive.
THOS. w. HOLLOWAY.
PoMAnIA, s.. O., November AZ, 1869.
PoMAR1A. s. O.. November 16. 1860.
To his Ercelency Gou. Il. r. ScoA
SIR: During my absence from home
last week. in attendance at the Fair, Co.
lumbia, my gin house was burnt, de-
stroying between five and elk bsies cot-
ton, about 400 bushels cotton seed, fod-
der, hay, gin, thresher, betting, etc., all
amounting in value to about 81, 600. The
colored people employed upon the place,
and who had on interest in the cotton,
assert that the 6re was not the result of
carelessness, but the act of an inoen-
diary. In this neighborhood, short
time since, Rev. Mr.. Boinest lost his
buildings; two other attempts to fire two
gin houses near here failed, by prompt
action Of the owners. It is not unusual
to SEQ IN our papers. almost daily. ac-
counts OF the destruction of buildings,
containing the years hard earnings, and
why suoh occurrences are SO frequent,
naturally attracts serious attention, and
our people arc apprdhensiye, if such n
state OF things continue, of being
brought to want. We feel our inability
to stop these vilieih GUS acts of the incen-
ciary, aud in the ,caseio myself referred
to, 'vrito to yon to beg you to offer a
suitable reward for the apprehension of
the person or persons who destroyed my
property, on Tnesdhy, 9th instant. Az
already stated. the ooiored people think
there can be mo- doubt as to the origin of
the fire. In an experience OF thirty
years, have never known as many pin
houses destroyed sb have been even in
this vicinity withinithe last two months;
and why it is go, naturally forces the
people to draw inferances, whether cor
rectly or not.
If those in authority direct their ener-
gies to the promotion of good will among
the people, instead of engendering hate
and discord for selfish purposes, there
would be peace. harmony and prosperity
throughout the country. But regret to
say. that instead of the proper course
being pursued, an influence is being ex,
ertcd from some quarter. to destroy the
property OF the country and impoverish
the people
Will you not interpose in behalf of our
citizens, and put an end to the dangers
that now surround us2 Very respect
fully, THOS. W. HOLLOWAY.
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A box of torpedoes. snch as the bows
are in the habit OF playing with, ex-
ploded on the wharf OF Mobile, al il was
being placed on dray. killing the dray-
man instantly end severely injuring two
other persons.
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New ADvKnr1sEMEnrs. Attention il

NEW ADvKRT1sEMENTs. Attention 10
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this mernlng:
Mrs. siSg Nary 1;'infSf a. Eiaia%Hi2,oa 1E House,
Geo. Symmers-Burns Club.
T. 2. Alexander Dickson's Compound.
Richard Barry--Caroiina House.
Improved Property iti La6kens for Sale.
= James e. Bia6kA AStsayed. l,tn nTf 81 :.
=. Pollard1Wslking Caues. l.,
.1. Uoyie-pration. 49, S.sa
Big Rattle at Heise's
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"A poor fellow who pawned his watch,
said that he raised money with lever.
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Lee al .Ee mn %.

.CcxToN SHzDg AID FaaT1fzsKas.ABy
% advertisement IN another column, it
sTill be seen that sske farmer. instead OF
forty bushels Of cotton aeed % mature,
can now, at the Same oest, use $50 pounds
of Diokson's oompound-worth moro
than 100 bushels OF cotton seed.
-~~-o~~~~~~~--
COLUMBIA CANAL.-We learn that Col.
Pearce, the agentof the Messrs. Sprague,
has arrived. in this city. where he may. be
expected to remain for considerable
time. His arrival is in reference to the
improvement of the property in the
neighborhood of the canal, and we hope
that the work 80 long looked for will not
much longer be postponed
Wrecked in Port" novel by Ed
mund Yates. Harper & Brothers, pub-
fishers. Price SO cents. To those en-
terprising booksellers and home pub
fishers, Messrs. Dufie & Chapman, we
are indebted for copy Of the above
novel. The moral conveyed is pointed
one. Ittells the story Of young woman
who, setting her heart upon the attain
ment Of the comforts and conveniences OF
wealth, sacrificed her youthful love to
accomplish the ends of mistaken pas
sion, and who in her career of avarice
and ambition, rode rough.shod over the
holiest ties of affection. And it tells how
at last she finds her dearly bought fruits
turning to ashes on her lips-how at last
the successful schemer, brought to grief
aud unhappiness, finds herself Wrecked
in Port
Crumbs. --Sight-seers are reminded
that John Robinson's "big show
circus and menagerie-will be exhibited
in Columbia on Friday and Saturday of
the present week.
Gen. John 8. Preston has accepted an
invitation to deliver an grafton before
the State Survivors Association, at Co.
lumbia, in November next
If we are to judge from the mild, de-
lightful weather during the past few
days, the Indian summer must have made
its appearance with vim.
Major John Alexander has furnished
us with copies of late Glasgow and
Paisley (Scotland) papers. They are on
file in the PnoNIx reading room.
The Supreme Court was not in session
yesterday, owing to the illness of Judge
Moses. ....l..t'
We are informed that Main street, from
Laurel to Boundary, was illuminated with
candles on Sunday night. If the gas
cannot be used, candles can. The con-
tract called for in Sundays PnGN1x must
have been awarded.
The large four.story hotel at Alston
has been opened to the public, under
the superintendence Of Mrs. Elkin and
her sons. It is conveniently located,
and will be material accommodation to
to the travelling public.
---->~~-~o~~>~-~-->~
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 90
Columbia HoteL-W. @. Evans, j. E..
Thames. J. 81. Ancrum, Charleston; C.
Heindorf, E. P. Briggs. @. w. Wells,
J. G. Richards, New York; j. 8. Bates,
Gadsden; NJ. G. Butler, Edgefield; F.
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Partizenship OF Gov. Scott Illustrated.
Our readers will elsewhere notice the
communication of Mr.. Thomas w.
Holloway. Mr.. Holloway is we'll
known citizen of Newberry. In making
the request OF Gov. Scott that he did,
Mr.. FL. discharged duty to the public
as well as to himself. And in now bring
ing the matter before the public, he has
further done we'll. Let the short-com
ipgs Of the officials of the State be ex-
posed. In declining to pay attention to
this matter, Gov. Scott has done what
may have been expected, when it is re-
membered that MIR. II. does not belong
to that party which the present Executive
so assiduously courts. Sumter is threat
ened with martial law, when Mr.. David
Robertson store is burnt; but gin house
after gin house may burn, and all that
the Executive has to say is kind of
suggestion that this is not so bad after
all, and no more than what some people
deserve. This 10 O pretty condition of
affairs. when State is saddled with such
an Executive officerl Does Gov. Scott
sorgst that he is co,umitted by his oath
OF Office to The iapartial execution of
the law? Well might one say Of man
30 utterly unable to hold the scales Of
justice we'll balanced: "I had rather be
dog and bay at the moon. than such q
Roman" '~' - - o.
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.CcxToN Snzpg AID Faa11fxsKas.ABy
% advertisement II another column. it
aill be seen that Sshe farmer. instead OF
forty, bushels Of cotton ssed % MANURE.
can now. at the Same oest, use 25O pounds
OF Diokson's oompound-worth more
than 100 bushels OF cotton seed.
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Nickerson House.-Mrs. A. Caldwell,
Miss N. E. White, Miss Ada Caldwell,
Miss l.. Hutchinson, Rock Hill. &C.;
E. Frain, Georgetown; J. @. Mcdonald,
New Orleans; M. G. Watson, N. c.;
E. E. Hill, J. 81. Suggett, New York; s..
A. Pearce, Jr., City; Giles J. Patterson,
Chester; Daniel Jones. @. @. & A. r. r. =;
E. Haynes, j. r. Smith, Richland
Harry D. Robinson, Baltimore; J. s..
Rawles, Richland; T. 8. Davant; Co.
lumbia; w. 8. Depass, j. j. Richardson,
w. Clyburn, Camden; E. s. J. Hayes,
B. J. Hayes, Lexington; W. B. Smith,
New York; Fl. p. Herrick. wife and
child, Anderson; J. M. Cutliff, Albany,
Ga; Jabez Norton, Jr., Chester; L. +.
Duvall, Winsboro; Gen. W. 81. Wallace,
James B. Steedman, Union; DR.. Isaac
Branch. Col. T. O. Perrin. Abbeville;W.
B. Williams, Yorkville; O. P. Sullivan,
Laurens; Miss J. SummervilI, Salisbury,
N. O.: Alfred Tolleson. Spsrtanburg;
Mr. and Mrs. Homer MoGowan, Laurens;
G.. A. Gotten, ". Maynard, A. Walton,
Baltimore; 81. D. Warner, New York; J.
w. Campbell, Fairfield; Montgomery T.
Rogers, Maryland.
Central HoteL-J. Bolton Smith and
son. York; A. r. Jennings, Chester; w.
E. Davis, Union; Miss Young, Camden;
w. Allen, Mrs. s. A. Walker and four
children, L. M. Gentry, Miss A. e. Pat
terson. Spartsnburg; e. J. Plowden,
Mrs. Moody, Miss Mayo, Ga; N. B.
Holly, Fairfield; Lewis j. Smith, N. @. !;
JAS. B. Elkin, Alston; Thos. II. Cathry,
N. c.; j. Fl. Kohler. City; j. NJ. Dent,
B. Dent. Riohland; J. Murphy. Ireland; !;
j. Graham, City. q t.' ~
National Hoiel-J. Fl. Nelson, MrsS J.
Fl. Nelson and child, South Carolina; G.
Weaver, Gilbert Garner. Joseph Bates,
Richland; Charles Brown. r. j. Bnrgys,
Norfolk; W. II. Lyles. Miss Lilly Me.
Mahan, Fairfield. 3. o.; @. W. Miller,
Marion LII: Yslpe6 Hernandez. Rio
de iJanerio; ;. i. .Petseli, M. Aldridge,
South Carolina; }. Blakely, Riohland.
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und tho magazine guard in st. Phillips
Parish, and for other purposes herein
mentioned" regulating the sale of poi
sonons drugs; to amend the charter of
the Georgetown Railroad Company, and
the several Acts amendatory to the same;
to amend an ACT entitled can Act to
provide for the temporary appointment
Of magistrates and to define their powers
and duties;" to protect from arrest any
member of the State police for any al
legged offence committed by him in the
discharge of his duties; to alter and
amend the charter of city Of Columbia.
The petitions OF George w. Williams
& Co., Johnston, Crews & Co.,, George
W. Clark & Co., and others, praying re-
lief from certain taxes upon merchants
etocks, imposed by law, were referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
The petition Of J. 8. Lazams and
others, for incorporation of National In
dependent Blues, of the city of Charles
ton, was referred to the Committee on
Interpretations.
Mr.. Turner introduced bill to repeal
Sections /, 2 and Of an Aot entitled
"An Act to authorize additional aid to
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, in
South Carolina" Referred to the Com
mittee on Railroads.
The petition of w. II. Burris, of York
County, for relief from over assessment
of tax on land, was referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
The account 1888. COY of }. r. Shaw.
Magistrate, of Kershaw County, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Claims.
The petition Of @. LaBruce, Of
Charleston. for renewal of certificate of
lost stock, was referred to the Committee
The accounts Of the daily and weekly
Republican, for publishing election no.
tices. was referred to the Auditing Com
mittee. s,
Mr.. Stoeber obtained leave OF absence.
At2P~ H., the House adjourned.
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Transient advertisements will be inserted at
former rates, viz 81 for the first insertion oil
one square. Of eight lines or less, and tw enty-
I've cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items IS cts. per
line for the first insertion. and eight cents per
line for each subsequent insertion will be
charged.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu
aries will be charged &. advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
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OF REMOVAL.

On or before the 1st day of Juno the snbscrih-
ers expect to remove TO the NEW STOKE,
No. lOl King street. four doors east of their
present location. Wi hing to close out rs
STATIONERY is possible before moving,
they offer all goods no W in store at a very ma
terial reduction In prices. The business oitC -
of the "SOUTHERN CHURCuMAN Will
be removed at the same time and to the samo
sp 20 de-, J:&W.J. ENTWISLE.
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TERMS OF ADYERTISING

For our own and the convenience Of regular
advertisers, and to prevent any misunderstsud-
ing, We have carefully prepared and scaled the
rates of advertising in the GAZETTE, for the year
1869, and present the following table OF space
and prices from lrhich there soI be no deciation,
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nprcS. CHEMICALS, &c.

,ANNEY,S SPECTORAL COUGH SYRUP,
,i For the instant relief and speedy cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS AND INClPlENI ooN'
SUMPTION.
This prepsrs.ion will be found most exceI.
lent Expectorsnt, while producing none OF sns'
nausea so common to Cough Remedies. Ouir
sumntiyes in advanced stages OF the discuss
will find great relief from its use.
The dose for an adult i5 teaspoonlui, repeStE. '
ed three or tour times day, or wneneS'1r n5ar sar
ten Years of age half that amount, ana 1or HI
infant, from ten TO fifteen drops.
Price % cents per bottle. Prepare only oy
JANNEY & CO.,
And sold by them, wholesale and retell, a.
their Drug Warehouse, No. l45 King street,
aInrondr1a ia ap 10 q
TANNEY's FLAVORlNG EXTRACTS. .
LEMON. VANILLA. RASPBERRY. Or
ANGE, STRAWBERRY. PINE
APPLE, BITTER
ALMOND.
These Extracts are prepared with great care
with a special view to preserving In all lneir
freshness and purity the peculiar hayor OF IN e,r
respective iruits a trial is earnestly request
ed. Price 25c per bottle: F2g sale. wholesale &
ani ,ctaiI by JANNEY i CO,
At their Drug Warehouse.
aplG l45 King st. Alexa, Va
TANNEY'S UNEQUALLED STENCIL
d INK,
For the use of Merchants. Millers, Farmers,
and all who use Stencil Plate
FOR MARKING BOXES, BAGS UR BBLS.
This Ink will produce very Black ana ais
tinct impression that will dry instantly, sno
will not rub of. Put up in hat gallon o. 6otties
at SOC each. JANNE ~,
ap Il Druggists, l45 King street,
noPRlT DIES CHEVAUX OR VEGETA-
T. Biz HAIR BALSAM-superior to any
Hair Kestorer now in use. One or two apph-
cations will prevent the hair from falling cut,
and one months regular use will cause q new
growth OF hair, as has already beon proven IN
several cases IN our city. 1t 10 very highly
perlumed, and makes ar elegant Hair Dress
ing. Imported direct and for sale by
JULIUS DIENELT.
II Royal street
p. S.-A iull stock OF the most popular Hair
Restorers always on hand mar -
H. H. CooK. VIM. +. CREIGHTON.
OOOK & CREIGHTON, ..
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Varnshes and Oils,
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
No. 107 King street
Prompt attention gwen to orders and In
quiries from the country. mar 9.h
SAMUEL II. JANNEY. MAHLoN H. JANNEY
JANNEY u CO.,
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS, WHITE LEAD
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY.
No. 145, King street.
~ Orders and Inquiries from the country
promptly attended to. sep 2o-H
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r AMPS, LAMP GOODS & OIL.

AMPS, LAMP GOODS & OIL.
VIM. COGAN,
10, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Out, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, sll kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and all other goods in thetrade, ct the most res-
sonable prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps ust received, purcha-
led at extremely low figures, and offered at cor.
responing rates. All who want real bargains
q han dsome Parlor end Table Ramps had bet
or come quickly. mn 8-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

TAMES b. HODGKIN, DDS,
Graduate of the Baltimore College Of Dental
Surgery
References given to those desiring them, and ID
the faithful and satisfactory performance OF all
professional promises assured.
Patients from the country will please notify
me a fow days in advance of their intended
visits,
Dental Office, No. North Washin ton st..
In rear of Milburn's Drug Store. Residence. %
Queen street, near Pitt. ap IS-tf
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.

The Pilgrims Progress, by John Bunyan1,
printed on very large type, and elegantly H.
iustrated with many. colored engraving an
octave volume London edition. So.
BOOKS OF ON SYLLABLE.
Robinson Crusoe, Evenings at Home, and
Swiss Family Robinson, by Mary Godolphin,
in words of one syllable, printed on large type
and beautifully illustrated with cclyred epgra-
wings. $l6U each. London edition.
Breakers Ahead, or Larry Dalton, by Har-
riet B. Nc Keever, author of "Edith's Minis
try" &c. $l.26.
Just published and for sale by
ROBT. BELL, Bookseller.
mz2 81 King street.
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BOOKS d STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS TO D A
FRENCHS.

Il
No. % KING STREET.
Hymns Ancient and Modern, for use IN Tin Inc e
tunes. by William Henry Monk, Organist of
the Choir of Kings College London.
Life of Philip Doddridge y. D., with notices
of his cotemporaries and specimens Of his sty le'
by d. A. Harshna. M '-- =,
The White Rose, by e. }. Whyte Melville.
rs cents. u
Aspects of Humanity, Brokenly Mirrowed
in the ever Swelling Current of Human Speech.
IS cents.
Improved Modern Pocket Dictionary of the
French and English Languages for the every
day purposes Of travellers and students, by
Ferdinand Z. A. Case.
The Sexes Here and Hereafter. by. VIM. d.
Hocombe Md, author of "CLr Children in
Heaven" S1.60.
Hans BreetmGn in-Polities, u Humorous Po'
en-, by Charles &. Leland.
Another lot to-day of Hit to Hit, by john
Esten Cooke. $l.60.
Recreations of Country Parson, new edi
ton. An admirable book. 2vols.; $3.50.
Daily something new. ou
nv u. r.. FhENO
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

AND VIRGINIA ADVERT Z r
(SOR TIE COUNTRY
IL published regularly On TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, a. SIX DOLLARS PER
snnum-payabie III Gdranes.
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BANKERS.

wILMER D. cORSE. MONTGOMERY D, apEsE
DANKING HOUSE OF
WILMER D. CORSE & co.,
Nos. 81 & 69, King ST..
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WILL DEAL IN
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNCURRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, &c, &c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS aud other securl-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points IN
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mitted, Int. Rev. Stamps for sale. sep
JNo W. BURKE. A. HERBERT. w. AAURr
DURKE, HERBERT & CO.,
B A n K"E II 5,
OY7IcE-CoRNRR KING & WATER sTs,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND Sill YER COIN,
AND EXCHANG3.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISs! ON
Sight Drafts, Checks, and limo Collections
romptly ramitted for :y.-SI
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E6H, FISH FlsHi
90 bbls No. Potomac Herring
so half bbls Family Roe Herrinl
50 kits Shsd Roe.
50 bbls Family Roe HsrrIrg.
rs bols Shsd sad 70 Herring.
Half bbls Shad in store and for sale by
my6 HOOE. WEDDERBURN & co.
WINDOW SHADES
w FOR SPRING TRADE.
Just received splendid assortment of Gold.
Transparent aai Landscape Window Shades
very cheap, t j. P. CLARKkS,
apo No l5e King st, ALEXIS, Va,
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OUR NEW GOODS this season embrace
~ more choice and varied assortment tnsn
wcbayo had for several seasons. Wetake es.
pecisl pleasure in inviting all who want cheap
and good goods to examine our stock. our
motto is. mo trouble to show goods and AL
ways sell at the lowest price: oD
rvs ROBERI II. WOOD.
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r ARGE STOCK OF LACES.
OUR NEW WHITE GOODS.

DEEsS GOODS
Superior Black Gro. Grain SILKS, STKlPED
MOHAIRS and other goods for walking suits.
Percalea, Ginghams. &c, selling at low prices
ap 10 j. ID. STE wv AM.
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take pleasure in recommending to the con-
fdence OF tho citizens of Alexandria and ada
cent country. my son, Dr. j. j. WILLIAMS,
believing him fully competent to render satis-
faction to all who may submit TO his profession
al treatment
ap l1-tf DR.. 5. II. WILLIAMS.
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THEY ARE COMING.

NOR SALE-A small MARVIN PATENT
+ SAFE. nearly new, in good condition.
Apply to WIN. u. SYA[N- TON. No. 6e
Prince street, or 10 w. b. BECK i CO., 81
King street my ~
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WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MA
w CHINE.
For simp,icity. durability md beauty tney
sts,a unrivallei; stl ch same as Singers ana
Howes: do all kinds of family sewing ana
Buv one and save twenty tive dollars oa'
shu s0o 'A'' ADOLPH DIEDELS,
ds,w1n No. le6 King street.
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DRY GOODS.

MINER DRESS coo d s E.
- JUST OPENED. I-g.
Satin Striped BEKEGES, all coloEs'
Plain Colored
Second Mourning
Figured and Plain GRENADINES.
LAWNS, q very large and beautiful assort-
ment.
IS PICQUAS. all colors, in stripes
..ISLE GRENADINES, in sll colors
We have inst returned from New York wit n
our SUMNER DRESS GOODS. We cannot
begin to name all the different kinds, but would
invite any one in search Of pretty goods to eau
and see them. as they are both cheap and In
grea. variety.
rovli WILMER & SLAYMAKER'
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r. II
II lOl bbls No. Potomac Herring.
25 bbls net
25 bbls clipt
60 bbls Family Roe -
25 btls Eastport
SO bbls Ha flax "
40 bbls net and gross Shad.
For sale at lowest market ratr' ~
my8 BkEWIS d La WSON.
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