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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-02

DANTS FOR FARMERS. Unsurpassed tor
l. any purpose. ST for . hb. of of 800 rs.
send for circular. GRAFTON 'INERAE.
PAINT CO., Pa Pearl Street New York 1
w ANTED Statesmen TO travel and sell by
w sample n new liuo of goods Situations
permanent, and good wages. Address With
stamp, II. II. R1CnARlS y CO., Il3 Chestnut
81, Philad lphia, Pa.
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The city railway companies of Phila-
delphia have forbidden the sale of news
papers upon their cars. They didn't
mind the traffic, but the local papers got
so dull that passengers fell asleep while
reading them, and were carried so much
further than they wanted to go, that the
companies began to lose money. Hence
their action. The newsboys have held
an indignation meeting and are going to
appeal to the editors to make more read
able e7papers.
General B. F. Butler, while coming
from Washington in sleeping-car was
robbed of his money, overcoat and un-
dercoet during q halt at Philadelphia,
Pa. He borrowed coat Of the negro
porter on the train, and, after reaching
o store-honse, raised enough money to
buy new garments, and proceeded to
Boston on an evening boat. lie lost
about $700 in money and $1,000 or
"a, 600 in checks and drafts. ~ .vgl .a .
EyEN.H Sd: -:Joah Billings says;
I-t1Hhere's s lots OF people in this world who
eoyet misfortune, just for, the LUXURY of
gruntihg. NJ, ''f>-;.i,.'s ? = > - :.
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.ta Since the organization of the order of
Odd Fellows In this country, in 1880, up
to and including 1869, the amount OF
revenue received by the order has been
$8l, ,324, OLA. .43. The receipts from 1860
to1969 amounted to $13, Ill, 193-an in
ctsase' over the preceding ten Years of
hpt ,$159,Q00. The amount of relief
bafordad. IS appears by the records of the
order, from 1880 to 1869, was $13. .775,-
a089: ~; and the number of members ini-
Hated 500. .259., The ten years between
and .including 1850 and 1859 were the
most prosperous the order has ever
Known in this country. .'.H
al. In the Democratic procession in New
e. carried 70 magnificent banner, on which
:, Yves inscribed, sour National Dissusbers
. -rPast, ,Present and Fhture," REPRESENT
rcd as follnws5 The frat by man and
Brother Of the colored persuasionj the
second by a sharp, vinegar-visaged
wpmann typical Of the woman'a rights
woman Of the period; and the third BY
-Chinaman, as the disturber of the future.
IA reeently-appointed postmistress at
post Office on the plains sends her Hrst
quarterly report to the department with
the following foot-note: "For weeks past
1 have slept with six-shooter by my
bedside and carving-knife under my
pillow, expecting at break-o day the In-
dians would come for my scalp; but all
of this has not been half 80 harassing to
my mind as the making out of one quar-
terly report"
Two Pittsburg girls, who put on mems
clothes, and went out one evening for o
lark, were arrested by q policeman as
suspected burglars, and when he told
them they would have to go to the sta-
tion-house and submit to an exarnina-
tion, they felt bad. as they knew it would
get out. They finally jumped over on
iron fence, and got out Of Them clos. {"
An old lady said her husband was very
fond Of peaches. and that was his only
fault. 'Fault, MADAME" said one, chow
=" can you call that fault?" "Why, be.
cause there are different ways of eating
peaches; my husband takes them in the
form Of brandy"
81 ANOTHER STfAMstnP LGzEs-Iwo large
= iron sseamships--the Tennesses.,-s
South Oarolina--are to be put on the
ipe between Charleston and New. York.
',AbMinnie Warren, now in Galifornia,
where she went to exhibit with Tom
Thumbs troupe, Sennot live long.
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As1zoGEHsJa 70 klOla cHSEGN
~ s1ET Nor
SAoaka Dteadg and 1rma 4daneyIz.I SFesk
lg--lohg 8zS;i shorkq95ai ,Gplas 26H.
new 81; 81 vifgiSis ssssEaS6SS, @ hy1 @
81; Lonisishh >, did. fleSa46as,i ais oSS;
Alabama. 8's.. 901& 6's LIT Georgia 8's
So; 7's. 81; North Carolina's; old ,45I new
38; South Csrolina's,, iieM,;;56, ); Fiotr s
@10o. lovers Wheat af02S ,lovep: Pork
dull. at 30. 90. Cotton, declining-25%
026. Freights 6rm.r}. Hili 4 -. 3, -
Up. M.-Cotton heavy at 116c.4 lover,
with sales OF 8, 100 bales at 257s." Flour
-superfine State 5.2O@5.35; common
to fair extra Southern 6. .OO(06. 60. Wheat
winter red Wessern E89@1. IL. Corn
1@2c. lower-miNed Western .O4. Pork
5000. Lard heayy-kettle 1724(01S.
Whiskey lowerT. at L1191, 13. Groee-
ries quiet and dull Freights tirm-cot-
ton to as,H steam %. Money GOT. Gold active,
BAITIMonE, Noys=.bes. 5.--Cotton
heavy, at 2514.s Flour dull aud lower,
except for favorite brands Howard
street superfine 525. Wheat dull and
lower-good choice red 1.3291.49. Corn
dull-new 5000. Pork quiet. at 33. 90.
Shoulders 16(a1S. Whiskey l; 1;1l@1. ID.
CINCINNATI, November 5..Corn Arm.
Whiskey unsettled, with sales at loo.
Shoulders 16kC9161s. r.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Cotton
easiet, at 24as; sales 4.700 bales. Coffee
tirm-fait- -15(915T; prime 1624@l711.
Whiskey dull; at l.2o@I.22. All Others
MOBILE, November 5. Sales of cotton
to-day, 700 bale&A middli6g "a; receipts
sAvANE1h, November S.EReceiipts of
cotton to-day, 2,576 bales; exports 376-
middling, 241&;;, market dull. A'E
AUGUSTA, November 5.-Cottonn market
active and unchanged, with sales of 1856
1,0S4 t''.'1 Hdf
CHARLESTON, November 5.-Cottoonn
quiet and less firm, with sales oof 400
bales -middlings 24hs; receipts Y ,904f
PARIS, November 8. - The bonraa opens
quiet-rentes7 II and 81. ....' r. r.'''
LONDON, November 5-Noon.-Con-
soils 93as. 62's 931s.
LIVERPOOL, November 5.--Noon.-
Cotton steady-7uplands 121k; Orleans
l24; sales of the week LOG. 900; export
20,OO0; speculation "a, COO; receipts of
the week A, 4,O0O, whereof American is
1000; stock afioat 341, 1000, of which
American is 1000. Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester less favorable, but it don't
affect cotton.
LIVERPOOL. November 5.-Evening.-
Cotton steady with sales of $4,000 bales.
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The re-
port of the Comptroller of the Currency
will make radical change in banking
laws, whereby the system will be open to
all who can furnish the necessary securi-
ty.
0a The Postmaster-G General has ordered q
new Building to be selected for the post
Office in Nashville, the present one being
unequal to the demand.
The subcommittee on Election de-
cline visiting South Carolina. The cleo
Gons in that State will be Investigated
here, after the meeting of Congress.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, over
$500, ,O00. q
:, Customs from the 25th to the 3Oth in
,clusiye. over So, 100000.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CRURENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE
90 IL U UHBIA BOARD OF TRADE.

APPLES, S!bu.l 250I So
BAGGINd, ,Gunny 27@2S
Dundee u I'd 3O@32
BALE ROPE, Manil, ,@26
N.i.orWes9tb10S15
BUTTER, Northern @5O
Country, e. ID. .25@35
BACON. Hams. .25@27
Sides. u ID. .2l@23
Shoulders .18 @20
BnIcKs, tl, 900 .9@12
CANDLES, Sperm40@7O
Adamantine lb21@25
Tallow 14616
CoTroN YARN1 9O@2 20
CoTroN, Strict Md02i
Middling >. 23}@
Low Afidl'g, % a
GoodOrdny,22 "a
Ordinary. 81 6b
CHEESE, E.D.lb. 21@23
factory .19@25
COFFEE, Rio, Bfb22@26
Laguayra -. .27@31
Java 5000
FLOUR, Co. 9OO@1OOO
Northern C 50@1I 90
CHAIN, Corn 1 4O@1 SO
Wheat 4 60@2 90
Oats. -, 90@1 90
Peas -. L 50@1 GO
Hay, North, Govt.
Eastern
HIDE Dry, f'lb12a@18
Gr n @8
INpI@, Caro-. .1@1 25
LARD, T3fb .20@25
LUMBER, BIDS 100 IL so
Shingles, shinlsI piooo.. ..27s IS
LIME, t} bbl. 2 7002 30
MEATS, Pork, Y1b. 15a
Boef .8613
MuttOu 104
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.
BAGGING. ROpE IRON

- BAGGING. r OF L, IRON
TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed 80
<<ke3RS Sides and Shoulders A choice fNel N
article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard, lSGEah lSGEkah
In barrels, kegs. lbs, and 10 lb. packages.
Choice Family Flour, in bbls. and bags, With
q full assortment of other grades. Liverpool
Salt. in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. l, 2 and s, in
6nfss 66is;s haives, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, OF oil grades. TEAS, of all grades.
Molasses-- Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar
Honse Syrup. Tobacco and segars. Soap; Can-
dies, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, spiced Oysters, Sal
mon. IN cans and glass. Liquors Choice Old
key, and q variety of other 6ie brands. MS
WOODEN WARE, NestsS Iron and Brass
Bound Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails, Of all sizes, Shot OF all numbers, Cast.
ing, Pots g9Fens, Spiders. skillets; land Frying
All the abos& named with many other arti-
.eles has been: recently purchSged add selected
with care and Stal be sold low. for caah.s. Give
us oAll. a WELLS i CALDWELE,
Near the,SI@ and q. and C.aRailroad Depot.
next door 10 National Hotel. OcS Ia
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CERIEs. LIQUORS. WINES and FAMILY
SUPPLIES. which they will dispose Of at
wholesale or retail, at suoh figures as will be
impossible for dealers elsewhere to 20 below
They respectfully invite call and compari
son OF prices of articles. Their stock consists
OF in part:
COFFEE, SUGAR and TEA, of various
grades.
leans. o'
Washing and Fancy SOAPS.
All grades Of FLOUR-somc al ,xceedin Civ
low figures. s!'
Baskets and Brooms of various kinds.
Mackerel, of all MUM bers and sized packages.
Canned Fruits, Vegetables and Fish.
Candies, Almonds, Raisins and Figs.
Bacon, smoked and dry sailed.
Genuine Sugar-cured Hams, OF best brands.
Adamantino Sperm and Tallow Candles.
Cheese, Crackers Of every variety.
Axes, with or without handles
Hanes, Trace Chains, Nails, etc.
!. Tagging, Rope and "Arrow Ties"
Wine. Champagne and all grades Of Liquors.
III you don't ACC what you want, ask for il, T"
as We keep many articles not specified above.
We have i'll connection with our business. q
commodious Wagon Yard and Store house.
Highest prices'paid for cotton end country
prodnce. -. CAMPBELL & JONES,
Main street, a few doors above PHGN1x
Office. -" OCT 23
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Report for Week ending Friday, Nou. s, 1862
PHGNIx OFFIoE. COLUMBIA, November G,
1865. .-CorroN.-Sales Of cotton for the week
347 bales, the following prices: lit at 81;
1875 at 233; as at 23l; at 2as; SO at 23A.
The Carolina National Bank is buyinp a iobt
exchange on New York at per cent. disco unit,
and selling it's drafts at par.
The following are buying rates of South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer
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Administrators Notice

ALL persons having claims against the
IA estate of ASA HAMMOND, deceaseds are
to Albert ID. Boozer. Attorney at Law. at 60,
inmbia, for payment, on or before Januafy.1,
iSIo; and all peersons indebted to said estate
Fln please make payment either to safd Et-
date. FRANCES HAHMOND tdo,,Is
KINasvrLLE, October 90, 1859. -aOot 2Sali
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, 57QI62
New Orl'ns1 OO@l 10
Sugar H'se. ..75@I 25
NAILS, % kegs OO@7 90
ONIONS. V3bus1 5O@1 rs
OH, Kerosene, e 60@75
Machinery. 1901 90
pouLTRY, Ducks pr
Turkeys 800
Chickens .2O@2O
Geese ......
SPECIE, Gold 1 28@1 90
Silver Il 2261 p
PoTAToEs, Iris 75@1 so
Sweet. bus / O0@1 20
RICE, Carohnafb94@O9
East India.
SHoT, Rbag. 8 1908 25
SALT, Liverp.2 60@2 Is
Soar, Btb, .73@11
SPIRITS, Alcohol. GA 90
Brandy 4 00@12 90
HollndGin.5 s OO@7 90
Americana O8@3 90
jam. Rum.6 00@7 90
N. 4. GO. q O0@3 90
Do. Whisky 8 50@4 so
Monongh1a2 5o@4 90
+ Rectifed. Il 35@1 65
SUGAR, Crus'd, 18a@19
Powdered. 1s1@2O
Brown ...... .120l7
STARCH, y b. >. 9i@11
TEA, Green fb1 00@2 90
Black, -. L 00@1 so
ToBAcco, Chw. .60@1 25
Smoking, b. ..50@1 Oh
VINEGAR, Wine, .7G@75
Cider .50@6O
French. L 25@1 50
WINE, Cham. 25@32 90
Port, Rgsl 8 00@5 90
Sherry....3 50@6 90
Madeira. 2 50@8 90
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GRAND TOURNAMEf'
AGRICULTURAL, n
''' - - !!.i'' TSTrrzfp1 hjn'SSpoh \

- .i-.i" 8. -;E.l @rTsaE' ltSk ~
NNHE Committee to yhiehlhas been I'd
u the task OF arranging the programl
indicating the 'ohtlihe or the 9Gfknd g
ment, TO be held Ut tho.apprbadhibej1
tnrel talryahdiet which YtRe ,Kili1
Famous et,es dedGi yeu1 des danesENEssn1,} desE : III
thenStice shd' rdieS ID folioMWs:' M M r. s RI
The tournament will come off on suol
rang genieht Of the Fair9prob 81 bfy fbs it'
/, All who desire toe fide %fif Torwai
names. the entrance fee OF lS5i each.
character he proposes to ,represen{
VNeale, Jr., Esq, Secretary, ,Columb
Ihe Course will be In length abk
yards; this distance must be rfdderI
seconds; the weapon will be the sabre:
post; (the posts will be about 61E
height will be so yards from the Is
polnti 1 he next post and the ring win
tervala OF about 25 yards. On each E
be head and about 4 inch neck, The r.
be at 1st head fright cut against can
head point" and Sd at the RING. oI 81
diameter, "tieree point" 80
The name Of the Knight will be cl =
will answer instantly-the .buole viii
and the watch be sprung; and II he
false start he loses his ride. After tl4
to the call and the sound Of the bua
cidsnt will entitle .hs. In:Sh. - ~
These rules are essential to secure tim.
The hrst, second, third and fourth pr
De announced ut later day. ,Iul'3 :
These four suooeseTul KNIGHTS will o,
queen and elect the three Maids OF n
At general meeting Of the RniaS
held in Columbia, the Judges. Oo
o., Will pc elected or appointed th}
yious TO the Tournament; and .his d
viii take pleasure in giving any sid:
their power, besideh having arranel
Frounds, prepared every thing reauis'
obtained substantial prizes for the yictt
A. 9. HASKELL, Chair
J. p. THOMAS,
'-'' % Z. o. NEAI,E, Jn.,i
r. @. SHIVER, ~. ~
,,a W. G. BWAFFIELD,
|. Noot ~ li>'if Comm;
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I a,,T aIA as.dih'PisAsa.te news. /" /"

0Ez1lEM KDaK1 November 5.--nLater re-
,tpEps are more unfayorable: to The Re-
HBlfca&s 1.-THE q tibens' estimases the
&6lSse AqItWo! Demo cratic. and .tBh As
.eolao3yq qaistfaen, Democratioi maiority.
.9A5a 1n9ee puts the Assembly seventy
pep9onfeta and fifty-eight Republicahs
i The detectives Have captured
o big tobacco stamp counterfeiting asta-
hahfneht1 Private statements indicate
d SWfdS taug5 'of accomplicea. >V
9oo&A1{ 4 Francisco, Noyen 15.-The
.Al1lprina has departa5,r Z6ng Kong.
With d 900 ChirH 81, 600, 600 in
ffeaGFHre, 4" '77
1ocomotive has reached Gold Hill
and the whistle of the locomotive was
answered by the whistles from Yellow
Jacket ind Grown Point, MINI.
Z RIoHleoND,. November 5.-The State
Fair closed this evening. SO, 600 in pre-
naiums were awarded.
. DR.. q: r. Waring, prominent physi-
cian, died suddenly this morning.
CHARLESTON, November S. 5.-Arrived-
steamers Jas. Adger, New York; Gulf
Stream, New York; Starlight, Portland,
Maine. Sailed-steamer J. w. Ever
man, Philadelphia; schooner M. E. Fen
wick, Jacksonville.
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Sportsmen's Equipments.

I respectfully infora.
@% friends and public ia~g5
ar1,o- Vassortment of DOUBLE
SIN9LE-BARRELLED GUNS. RIFIFa
Tolls and sPORTSMEN'sE EQUIPMENT}
workmsn. RSksMa} sa}
''0p' - -A'H Main ssf,
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8. . Eureka.
n r: LEAKS PREMIUM TOBACCO-in
~ different styles, including the EXTRA
TWIST, 80 we'll known.
. .. ~. . ALSO,
Morris. i sons' DURHAM SMOKING TO
BACC0-consideredth the best. For sale in any
apSnhty, byv"H o' z. STENHOUSE.
Oct 10 ,, LIMO
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Flour for Sale.

Flour for Sale.
90 EHAAILi FLOUR" Of various brands.
II from $3.50 per barrel. upwards.
LEAPHART & SLOAN
Nov 2 Dealers in Flour and Grain
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.; s !: !; ! s. g

;a AootI II ocNieEssGni Asys.5Ta deiio11-
a,'ls q toseffltS Il MID -niAhty-1
GeStRs YSSb bgiy, ,tsi siaeasd!aisa t. sa'I2T 1orsttea
-oHso1poa. sNoSaEaher. 5. The death ,oS
the philanthropist, George .Reebody,
creates profound ,gs5isatiun. Nearly all
fSS,i6Fnibg papsfAsl hAvtss obituary ,arti-
te1as. aahe i1smes sayIs; t''..The nbws OF
Mr. peabody e, death, will be ~ received
che xtlanaic. The IiiG't senIiiGm'ent 81 9faefet
wills Not hsaa mere passing f.tribnfe of
gratituteoto7 o mpnificent benefactor.
MsoReabodg. through @ long life, accu-
lsasllasddc clpanifold ititles to be lamented.
Hs&HA 40 pEdent patriot and was loved
ehtoed as lmAc4 as OF home He was o
N0N Englaniier who, when the South
waa bowed down to the dust, stepped
SpERsfd and claimed right to succor
keg.cs He wns no courtier, yet he was
hopofsd by sovereigns and princes. He
STfiass: Tiss ,95ff1ss1ss i95ff1s1s In his charity, which paul
peri3ed nobody. He was philanthro-
pist Who was liked as well as honored.
,Rherg Yhs Gothing hard or narrow about
his philanthropy. He simply did what
ever g06d came in his way"
To.nabHfow will .be holiday. The
Queen ,EilP visit the city to open the new
hsiageianda ayjaduet. -,
1of MApRiD, November 5.-The Cortes
have again nd djourned.i The Government
wa eafdAAyor TO iflif the vacant seats with
.pbSisahsi iSf the, Duke Of Genoa, a,IrAi
1asr Ag5s,a NSvaAher 5. There have been
many electoral meetings invarious parts
ISa shsicitS: bat no occasion for poiidain-
ntAAiffefSnce. 'di "'1 .. s.,aa .tlt7. -'4.-.'.
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Watches, Clocks and Jewejrv

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
II THE undersigned mort respectfully
"a. informs his patrons, and the public in
6AaAA general, that he has received a we'll Sc
lected assortment of fine Watches, Jewelry
and Clocks-amongst them the celebrated
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut
and Oak. SPECTACLES aud Eyo-gla1ses of
every FOCUS, to suit all eyes. Above mentioned
articles will be sold at reasonable prices. All
work connected with this line will be executed
In the best workmanlike manner, and properly
warranted. A. w. WEHRRAN
Plain street, opposite Mr.. Berrys Furniture
Rooms. Oct OF
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7 PloWs.
PR1NIY'S universal PIQYS.
5fpr1ss'a 1ag;Hs, ESS sni nniiTersae RloEs. II y =
D, Ames Turning, subssoil and sidc-hill Eagle
For sale low, for cash, by
Oct % FISHER. LOWRANOR & FISHER
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Bank Of Camden. go
Bank Of Charleston. .85
Bank OF Chester. .13
Bank of Georgetown15
Bank OF Newberry.. .83
Bank South Carolina10
State South Car. old, 80
State South ca. new, 10
Hamburg. 6
Commercial ........ 2
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pROPOSALS will be received for 80 days.
4 by the undersigned, for the building Of q
Methodist M Church, in the town of Union, s. G.
side walls will be raised about Is feet above
the ground; the tower projects feet beyond
gothic. ' W
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
Office of the undersigned.
Proposals for it's erection in. wood, brick or
stone will be considered =
II stone is adopted, q good quarry. mile
from town, will be furnished to the contractor
without charge. The quarry is a soft granite
IN mass, fine grained, and easily worked, and
is accessible by good road, with tho grades
in favor Of the haul i
Cash advances will be made on the work as
it progresses.
B. d. CULP,
ossss y S6zS i; TEaG6sSs, T. q6GSs, Committee; s'ss
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THE undersign-
ed, desirous Of
conclusi sivelyprov-
ing that tho Co.
lumbia market is
one of the best to
trade in, have
purchased for
cash, n large
stock of goods in
tho linaa ~ nDn
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THE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS.

TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS.
W1TH resident buyer in New York, we
W. have superior facilities for adding at
fractions to our largo and varied stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Which displays all the latest styles and makes
SQUARE AND DOUBLE saAWLs,
Also, the ARAB SHAWLs, in extra length and
superior quality. -
a" ~ THE 1OLOAK STOCK Crtt.-t
Exhibits new, ae.igna, being MAD ufys 6 I by us
IA .dt from lstest styles. .ta'. -
EMBR04DHR4fs. LAGEs, 7RIBA6Ns,
TRIMMINGS, ,FRINaEs, in svery c1noaivabin
- style. .Lh9 n9I iJG
Faos1fakY,a GLOVES AND NorrSmS,
In endless variety, Jouvin's aeaiuuinrss Kid
Iril,fT :.clgr4c, gloves. =.
'e Ia uoTTABA RI.ANMlcL STOCEkT,.,.,;,a
Compfisss thS fBsss makes, and b6fitbt enr,v
''uH9A IN Rhb Seabon at low prices ei"lI9'T ~
In JEANS, TWEEBS, CABBiMNKEs land
CLOTHS. 6hg Ss64K fs dhsurpaSsed. n DTaTtiG
In FRFNTA BROWN and BEEAUHNDBe Bel
MksPICS, ElN6EEb, Stripes TickipEa Ksf,
seys apd Blankets, the stock is large aiad com.
We eeH 81 POPULAR PRICES, az low GO
they can be bought anywhere, and Respectfully
ask an exami1stion OF our stock from oil in
W. D. LOVE CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building.
W. D. LOVE. oct1s B. B. MeCREEfRiY.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-06

,. ..,rr4J-I., For Sale.
DIcKSoN'S, LaPRoF FED C0TT0Fr SEED.
R0WN frofu Seed purchaaed. directly OF
w ME; David Dickson, in 1867, and carefnlly
preserved from mixing or adulteration with
other seed.
i SNill deliver the Seed, sacked in good orfler.
At the Lo4isville Depot, South Carolina Rail.
road, Mt %. 90 per bushal, for any amount I'M
der bushels, or at $1.5O per bushel, for all
amounts in excess OF bushels. =
A. p. AMAKER,
st. Matthew's, s. C.
respectfully refer to the below named gen
tlemen, who purchased Seed Of me last spring,
tor information touching the purity and supe-
wyn, DR.. A. II. Tober. Fort Motto; P. NJ. Hou-
ser, Esq, and VIM. Paulling, Esq, st. Mat
thew's; L. 3. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's; and
Captain F. 81: W. Briggmann and W. b. Miller
ESQ, Orangeburg Court House all CT Orange
puTg county, .. =. a. p. A.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-28
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