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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-28

COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- NO. GRACE STREET, RlC!lMOSD, VA.
The sixteenth annual session of this school COM
lncnces on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
next.
Thirteen well-GnallGed and experienced teachers
have been employed. Among them Il French lady,
who will reside. In the Institute, and VIII speak
Frcnc ch labtualiy with the boarders Attention is
called 10 the conversation classes in French, Sc
curing to day pupils an extra recitation without
extra charge. Madame Il. ACEL1E TOGNO,
formerly Of Charleston and Columbia, :. e.,
French Governess.
The building. erected for school purposes, con-
tains forty-fve rooms. Chambers never have more
thun two occupants. For catalogue, containing
terms course of studies, and list of patrons, adj
dress ID. LEE IOM ELL, \. h.,
au?-t0ctl Post-oilice box SIS.
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TT GIVES Me PLEASURE TO AN
y NOUNCE that have secured the services, as
The French Goycrness in my school, Of Madame
Il. ACELIE TOGNO, formerly principal Of q
popular schoo for young ladies In Charleston and
Ccum mbia, S. C.
For the past two years Madame ToGSo has been
In Europe. making an cspccIas study Of the most
improved methods of teaching the Modern Lam
guagcs.
Her wcll-known qualifications and success rs Il
teacher will contribute mitch. l Am confident, to
the advancement OF my pupils.
j.. LEE POWELL, a. NJ,
Southern Female Institute, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS as&s-1ITTI,I, =,
~ The boats Of the JAMES RI-.ls--s RI-.all1-s-s-ES
YER AND KtNAWHA CANAL COMrANI
will leave the dock as usual promptly ut u NJ. on
Freight and tolls Oh goods for Lynchburg ana
beyond collected on delivery Or prepaid, at the
option OF the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
DC afforded consignees, but no obligation IS as
suncd to deliver down freight elsewhere than NJ
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
deli EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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gTOR NEW YORK.-The wG5s:Tss,
Il and elegant sidc-whccl steamship pnssRssl!sssssg
ISAAC BELL, Captain BoUSE, will leave her
wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY. September 2sth,
at O'Clock +. ". Freight received until o. clock
p. H. Fare, $12: stecrage, So. For freight or
10 WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO..
SC 27-"t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
NOTICE.-The BOATS of ssas.III!I,, II,
~ my line will leave the Basin .s.Szsssa-.zsss
promptly on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana oA-
TUEDAYS.
Frcghts taken for all points on the Canal.
ONCE, front of Hour shed.
an II. A, HILL, 4 hgcnt.
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ODDs AND ESDs.-The city railway is COM
pleted to Hollywood
The colored Sunday school of the First
Presbyterian church re0pens next Sunday.
Elders picture still attracts crowds to
Bidgood's.
Horace Greeey's nomination for United
States senator from Virginia is we'll received
on the street.
Governor Walker spent the Sabbath in
Norfolk, Va. He will return to-day.
Rev. James Young lectures on temperance
at the Clay-Street Methodist church to-
hight.
Union Lodge Of Odd-Fellows and the Iron
Moulders' Union attended the funeral OF
Daniel Francis on Sunday morning.
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8icIlulond Dispattlr,

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1863
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SHIPPING.

T'OR BALTIMORE.-St S.1sdsT,
Il STATE OF MARYLAND, Cap $50 E1ssassEs -
tain W. G. GEOGHEGAS. will leave her wharf on
TUESDAY,, September 2Sth. II o'clock a. NJ.
Freight rcccivedup to O'Clock L. NJ. For freight
or.passagc apply to
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MISS SUE RANDOLPH will resume
lSl the duties Of her SCHOOL on the tlRsI
MONDAY IN OCTOBER, and would he glad to
receive three additional scholars to her class, which
is limited 10 six scholars Apply ut No. 100 Frank
lin street. Linden Row. Sc 21-&
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EREsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LIRESH ISIPORTATIONS.-
A L GIBSON arc now receiving anal opening,
OF their own importation, large additions to their
STOCK, and are prepared To offer special induce.
inents to buyers. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner, Tea, aud Toilet Sets In rlch decorated
gold band Plain White China anu White Granite,
Rch Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware in
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated lee
Pitchers, Walters, GOLlcts, Forks, Spoons, &c.;
Refrigeratora, Water-Coolers, Castors, Lamps,
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants, hotel-kccpors, and house
keepers, viii consult their interests by calling oa
us. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and =. G. SUTTON, 5R.
Statesmen. Gly 10 4
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nR. GEORGE +. KEESEE, gra- 60
~ duate OF the Baltimore College of Snffy
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided altentfan to
all operations pertaining TO the practice of den-
tissry both In Its relations To the NATURAL Oh;
CANS andto their substitution by besutifui Gets OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid Of pure ni
trous oxide gas when desired.
ONCE corner Broad aud Ninetcenth streets.
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HR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN 80
~ TIST, olice No. 72a Main street. Efffa
administers pure nitrous oxide gas daily, aud
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, gpd
performs all other dental operations in skllini
and satisfactory manner. au ll~-d&W
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MAYORS CoURT-MQyor Chuh00n pre-
stding.-Wyatt Davis (negro), charged with
stealing iron from the burnt district, was
sent on for Indictment and committed TO
Jail.
Howard Powers (negro), charged with
stealing pot of butter from William Galll-
her, was sent on to answer indictment.
Mary Jane Purcell, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care Of herself,
was committed in default OF surety for her
future good behavior.
Ralph Williams and Della Jackson (nc-
groes), charged with abusing and threaten,
ing the life Of Robert Rogers, were required
to give surety for their good behavior.
George Smith (coloredO, charged with
having in his possession Il bag Of potatoes
supposed to have heen stolen, was called
ur, and his case continued.
Sam johnson (colored), charged with as.
saulting Willis Bollen, was fined five dol
lars.
Maria Wells (colorcd, charged with steal
ing pair of shoes from Virginia Dickinson,
was discharged.
Harrison and Nelson Enroughty, charged
with fcloniously assallltng Noah Coleman
with club, were discharged, it appearing
that Coleman and his party were the aG
gressors. 49,.
Charles Pollard (colored), charged wit!
stealing q coat valued ut twelve dollars from
j. n. Bennett, was called, and his case con
| tinued.
George Isaacs. charged with assaultiHg
striking with brick, and showing Robert
Spurlock in the canal, was discharged.
Della Smith, charged with stealing piece
of linen valued at $50 from Mrs. C.page
was sent OH for indictment and committed
Laura Jones, charged with using vulgar
and insulting language towards Mrs. C.
Page, was fined 800.
Bob Ellis, charged with threatening tc
kill n. Walters, was called, and his case
continued until tomorrow.
Susan Hubbard, charged with assaultin2
and attempting to beat Mary Tyler, was
discharged, the complainant failing to ap'
pear.
Joshua Williams and Joe Johnson {co.
lored), charged with picking the pocket "a!
Della Pearman of $3.50, were sent on TO an,
swer indictment.
Isham Deane (coloreG, charged with
{, Il -a.l =
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MIss STANARD WILL REOPEN
I'VE her school on the 1ST OF OCTOBER at No
lO8 Grace street. between Adams and Jefferson.
sc 2-3,y
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
III TENTH. M a r II ALL, AND CLAY
STREETS.-The fourteenth annual session viii
begin OCTOBER !, 1859.
BY important changes In the faculty, by repaint-
ing and identifying the buildings, by reducing the
price Of board, as well rs by other more general
means, we have sought to enlarge our educational
facilities for the coming session.
TEACHERS:
CHARLES II. WINSTON, VI. A., Moral Science
and English Literature;
JOSEPH X. GARLICk. a. NJ, Mathematics,
Latin. and Natural Sciences;
r. l.. RNOULT. French;
Pev. JOHN BLENNER. German;
c. ". TIIiLOW, Mrs. FANNIE PITTMAN, ald
Madam RUTiL. Music;
Miss AUGUSTA T. DANIEL. Higher English:
MISS NJ. G. LATH@OP and Miss SUE G. HOOP
ER. Preparatory Department.
Terms for tuition as heretofore. Apply for q
catalogue, or correspond with
CHARLES II. WINSTON. NJ. A.,
sc lin President.
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------------------- -
LOCAL MATTERS,

CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-A meeting of
the Board Of Directors Of the Chamber of
Commerce was held yesterday afternoon.
The Committee on Rooms submitted q re-
port asking to alter the report made at the
last meeting of the Board in regard to fit
ting up the rooms over Putney & Watts's
store. The committee had examined the
rooms over the First National Bank and
found them well adapted for the uses of the
Chamber. They could bc obtained at rent
not exceeding $500, lights and fire included.
The former report was reconsldered and
this one substituted.
The following communications were read
to the Chamber:
EICHMoyD, September 81, 1869.
Darid J. Barr. ESP, President Chamber Of COM
naeyCe. Richm0nd, "a:
Dear Sir,--As pertinent to the meeting over
which yon preside make the following complaint
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad and its con-
nectiOns, knowing that many other merchants of
the city are equally interested:
| am in receipt Of w,y-bills from Bristol Tenn,
md other points on that railroad line. of the 2lst
instant, for which the freight has not yet been
heard from. Yet consignces nrss prompt returns
cal! the further attention OF the Chamber Of Com
acrcc 10 the many costs arising from such delays
Of transportation, but will state that as general
thiug perish lc articles such as fruit, butter etc.,
does not arrive here in ihe sound condition 1t IS
shipped.
In iIc railroad fare from Clristiarsbur% to Rich!
mond and Petersburg III favor Of the latter place,
while the fare from Bristol to Baltimore Is lacking
| 4 few cents the same rs To RiChmond.
Very truly yours, Il. II. DInRELL.
RICHMOND. September 27, 1850.
DariA j.. Burr, Esq"
President Richmo7d Chamber Of Commerce: d:
Sir.-Permit us TO draw Your attention to the
Inconvenience 70 which we are subjected by the
Qf
and Tennessee railroad OF. the Danville railroad.
on the 2lst of this month we had shipped from
Nickcsyillc Il quantity of bacon-sldes, hams, and
shouiders-and the same have not yet arrived ana
IN the 18th Of September we had shipped from
Glade Spring ffty-ivc bushels oats. which have not
yet arrived We beg leave to lay these facts
before you. rs the Chamber Of Commerce invites
parties having any complaints affecting trade to
Very respectfully, SCOTT & BOILING.
The communications were referred to the
Committee OH Inland Trade with instruc-
tions to make necessary inquiries.
The following communication was also
read:
PICHMo,SD, September o. 1862.
National Board of Trdde
Gcntlcmcr,-I wish to inform you that the wash
from bloody Run is fast filing up the wharf be-
tween the creek and the Baltimore boat landing.
This Is caused bv the flow from Bloody Run, which
could be prevented by raising the stone stack some
four or live feet. There is plenty of rock on the
ground to DO the work. The overflow has been for
attended to- Us all that washes runs to the
creek and ;long The wharf. Trusting something
may be done, am, gentlemen, your Gbedlent SER
want, ii. W. ! 1LEh'
This was referred to Colonel Ordway
with instructions to report it to the Coun-
ell.
The Board then adjourned.
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EDUCATIONAL.

RFISS TANNER WILL RESUME THE
lYE duties OF her school on the FIRST MONDAY
in october, on Main street nearly opposite the old
sc 23-tOcls
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GHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY.-Th fifth
~ annual session OF this school for young men
and boys, corner of Seventh and Grace streets, will
commence on MONDAY, September goth, and
close about the 24th of June following.
Circulars ut bookstores and school-room.
Charges same as heretofore, and payable strictly
In advance.
English and Mathematics, for each half session,
sS2. so: Greek and Modern Languages, each, $40 /;
Latin, SIS. s. 7. BEACH,
sc 4-tOctl Principal.
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CR0CEEKY, DE.


GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
~ u large aNl well-assortcd stock of
SILEER-PLhTED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHEEWARE,
which am Offering as low as they,can be obtained
The attention Of the trade and public generally
pcdging myself to sell as low and give as good ar
tices for the money any other establishment In
the State. Give me a call at
1906 MAIN STREET.
to- q. n. GART-
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now rect Y.
" ing orders for winters supply of ANTH A-
CITE COAL Al 81 cents to 81 per ton reduction on
late prices. CLOVER HILL COAL and o. X
and PINE WOOD Mt lowest market rates.
Send In YOUR orders to Nineteenth and Car. or
Seventh and Grace streets.
Sc % CHARLES IT. PACE.
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am prepared to fill orders at prices that cannot
fail to give satisfaction say without fear OF con-
t-adiction, and invite the trial, that the PRESTON
COAL is the best coal shipped to this market
All of which l most respectfully submit 10 my
kind and generous customers.
B. WARDWELL,
SO c5-lm Coal. wood. and Ice Dealer.
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CHEAP WOOD! CHEAP FUEL l.
~ Look at this and come and see. Good SEA-
SONED PINE WOOD per half cord long. S2.25
per half cord, sawed ready for use, S2.75; per
cord In the yard, $3.50.
Il. A. PACE, Agent,
Oalce and ward, 9l5 Basin bank,
jel5 between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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COKE, coal, AND WOOD.-Just 10 J
u celved, a suHsrfor article Of SOFT CoKs. ,se
cooking purposes also, GLOVER HILL LUMP
COAL ut SO; HAIL, SIS HARD, for CRATES or
stoves, 81 per load, delivered. l also keep on
hand the best ANTHRACITE COAL, and OAK
and PINE WOOD. C. Il. LlPSCOMB.
So ol-3ln CORNER of Seventh and Byrd streots.
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wOaN AND COAL.

lNTHRACITE COALs.-Mr. d.
N WARDWELL Is our agent for the sale Of our
celebrated PRESTON WHITE and RED ASH
GOALS. 1t cannot be had OF any other party III
NJ. 8. BULKLEY s. CO.,
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DOVER HAIL COAL, the cheapest
~ CRATE fuel In market. CARBON HILL SOFT
COKE. the best cooking fuel In market. AN
THRACITE COAL, ali sizes, at lowest market
rates. WOOD-OAk and PINE-sawcd or long,
AZ lowest market rates, promptly delivered In any
part of the city by JONES K BROOKE, Agents
Dover Company aud Carbon Hill mines. Yard on
Sixth street near Canal sell
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A B., c., COAL
N, ANTHRACITE, BITuMINOUs, AND

COKE COAL.
Anthracite Coal Is high. but we sell as low as any
one, and keep the best
Bituminous Coal-Clover Hill Is the best, and Is
now ut its lowest. We are agents Of the Company
;or It's sale.
Coke is an excellent fuel for stoves, and Is now
very low.
WOOD also for sale by
BRAIEAL Il COTTRELL,
iYE corner Ninth street and Basin.
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g NDLET MS ENGLISH,
-. CLASSICAL, AN = MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, FOURTH STREST BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANkLIN.-Sessio from MON
DAY. September Goth, 1862 to July lst 1870.
TEACHEEs.-S. Y. PENDLETON, Principal (;
4. d. CIIESTEkMAN, A. NJ, Assistant; and
such others as may be necessary but the number
of scholars will be limited
Scholars taken from the First Reader and pre-
pared for the University, college, or business.
TERMS PER SESSION: First beginners, $40 ;
then i5. S5O $55; $50 for class beginning Latin
SC5 for class beginning Caesar: $40 for Latin,
Algebra, &c.-payable qtlartcrlyin advance. But
at any time the Principal may think proper he
will stop scholar, settlement being made 10 time
of stopping.
The Principal has written an Arithmetic, which
he thinks will be of great value in teaching that
subject. ). L. pESDLEION-
al .6-2m Principal.
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WILLIAM FRAZIER, late acting partner
}acE bridge Ai1rn Springs;
captain WILLIAM II. SALE, late general SUI
,,,r!EicnGcut EockbridSe Alum Springs
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FINE
COTTON Plantation
FOR SALE.

| will offer Tor sale, at Union @. H., on
snlrs-day in November next, to the highest
bidder, the Began Plantation, hclon. ing to
tho Estates of. d. &''N. Gi>t. There are one
oushnd acres in the tract, ahnut five hun
drcd in woods and Iarge pines, eighty
acres Of Creek Bottom, tsure crop, a wet or
dry Year, tho balance in high slate of onl.
tiv"tion 1t Is one Of the best improved
plncrs in The up.country. The Plnntn,ion
l!es ten miles North Of Union G. r., on tho
rond leading from Union q. II. to Glenn
Springs ,..
Possession given The lst day of January.
Tcrms--One half cash; tho alancc on
twelve month"; time, with interest. Pur.
ch"ses 10 give mortgage Of the place, aud
pny Tor papers and stamps
W. G. GIST, Admir-.
Oct 6 80 1T.
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THE LEADER COOK STQVE.
The Cheapest
is the Best i!

Having sold many Of these stoves
IN tho last three years, aud cyery one
without exception having giyen en-.
tire satisfaction, II Is with renewed
pleasure and confidence that / again
bring 1t TO public notice.
The weight. THE compaotness, tho
hne material Of which 1t Ia made, the
beautiful appearance when 1t pro.
sehts, the quickncss Of Its baking:
the rapidity with which It boiIa, the
cleanliness of its boiling arrange.
menls, the easy manner In which the
holes on the top are changed from
inc smallest to tho largest; ao that
you can use the very largest vessels
on the smallest stoves, even an old
fashioned dinner pot if you choose.
The line sitter grnte on whicl tho
wood lies, the economy with which
It saves iucl, the casineas with which
it ia kept clean, makes it tho best,
eonipletest and most desirable stove
in the market. ....
BESIDES the "Lcadrr," keep on
hand variety Of other patterns, nil
OF which arc warranted to give satis.
tnction. Should my particular PIT
tern be wanted, which | do not keep
on hand, | will take pleasure IN or.
dcrlng II at the very lowest price.
would also call attention to my
large and well made stock of tin.
ware, which will sell Mt low figures.
Being a praclired workman my.
sell OF "fer twenty years experience,
every article made as well ms every
stove sold by "e, may be relied upon
MS the very best.
only ask TINT you call before
buying elsewhere. Merchnnts es.
nrrmlly will do well to examine ~,
wholesale prices. rs l am satisfied
that csn make 1t to their advantage
10 buy from mo.
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For Planters.

We have now In store Tagging, Rome.
Iron Ties, Bacon. Lard, Sugar, Coffee. Mo.
lasses, Candles, Soap, Starch, Powder. Shot,
Caps, and numerous other goods suited to
plantation and other uses. All Of which wc
will sell at the lowcst possible price. =
We wish to purchase Bceswax in la,ee or
small quantities
Il, ), .,LdvELACE & WHEELER.
Sep 20, ss,-ss '"'
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$25 REWARD.

: STRAYED from J ok Golcman'a Cross
nnoads, n near Saluda Old Town, EdgcGeld
Dst', medium sized Bny Horse with light
mano and tail. Said animal il of round and
compact body, and ahont 10 or II years
o.a; iiaa tracd Chain locked round his
nerk with a new spring lick, and il i. has
oeedl removed, tho skin uil show tho mark.
Inc party recovering tho horse will
boro, n. @. OoD MspTfM
Oos IS ~ 81, ''''
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r. MOORMAN g. co.
Commission Merchants.

VIII not only sell any Produce or Mer>
chandiZe that may he entrusted to them
upon reasonable terms, and as far as they
MAY he nhlc. 20 the hest interest Of the Con,
SisnorS, but they will advance lherully upon
anp produce shipped by them FOR parties who
prefer to ihip 10 the larger markets.
Sept 90 80 tr
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Notice..

All persons who are indebted to the Es.
tate OF Robert Stcwar, deceased whether
by Mole or Account, arc horcby requested to
make prompt payment Of tho SAME TO nv
Attorneys, Massrs. Fair. Popo s. Pope, at
Ncwbcry G. II 8. G.
:, AL persons holding demands against saItl
Estate, are hereby notified. TO present them
to my said Attorneys. probatcd as required
tSsa! EIdzABErH X STEWART;
Sep. 20 as 4'. Adm'x.
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BUSINESS and Dress SUITS

GENTS CHOICE FURNISHING GooDs.
FnENcH and ENGLISH CLorns.
CAssIMEREs and VEsrINGs,
My Customers and the Public
will find it to their advantage to
give me i call before bnying else
where, az | am prepared TO sell
ALL ARTICLES in MY LINE
Oh terms as cheap and reasonable
IA can be obtained in any market
South.
Suits Of very best material
promptly made TO order. Cutting,
Nc, done ut shortest notice.
p. SCOTT,
Newbefry, G. H., S. G.
Oct 6, 39-imos.
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Rock Island Jeans, &c.

WE have now on hand good surply Of
those celebrated Rock Island, n. C., Jeans.
Also, q large lot Of o'hor Cugsimcrcs.
Tweeds, Satinc,s. Jeans. &c.
Lowell! CT g. WHEELER,
Sep %, 3s-u
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Boots and Shoes.
Notice.

Pursuant to nm order madc by the Hon.
orable John T. Peterson, Judge Of the
Court OF Probate, for Newberry, will sell,
On first Monday IN Novcmbcr nert,
all the Real Estate Of David Stewart, decd,
containing
Three Hundred and Seycnty.Six Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF Jas. S.
spcarnan, 9. II. Wcrts, Sally Wcr,s, Mi.
Glmel Wcrls, and Thos. Ma(Iilt.
TERMS or Sale Half Cash, balance on n
credit nf twelve months, secured by bond
o. purchaser with approved suretiea, TO.
hs'nss With mortgage Of tho anid promi
.o'. no purchaser to havo tho option
to pay NIL cash. 'P'''"
AL, JAMES N. DoBBlNs,
Stewart, deceased. " ""'o"o u nA''o
Oct. $50 81. j..
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Th c Best agethe ChcaDesi!
Sep. 20 38 st

We now have on hand tile following non.
Mar n styles of Ladies' and Misses hoop skirts.
Tho Dow Drop,
Tip Top,
Popular,
Favorite,
Reception Demf Quaker,
GrecIan Ln Parie
Ihe Duplex Elliptic is IL great fnvnri,c
with tue ladies and Ia universally recon.
mcnde bv the Fashion magazines as the stan.
dad skirt Of the fashionable world
TO enjoy the following incStimnblc ndvan.
tages' v'z: Superior quality, perfect shape,
hnlsh heXIbilty. durability, comfort and
ccconmy, Buy til" hes. ..
. BARRE, GRIFFIN & BARRE.
Oct. 6 80 If.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-20

G:W SPECIAL NorlcE.-To parties in want
OF Doors, Snshcs md Blinds, we refer to
the advertisement ol p. p. ToALE the lnrgc
manufacturer Of those goods in Charleston.
Price st furnished on application.
July 22-0m