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JUSTICE DowLIvu
throws his whole soul in the motions Of his

IN tlie motions OF his feet.
His steps are perfect, aud
they are made with studied
ease aud grace. There was
no tendency 10 double shuf
fies or pigeon wings, but
every movement was full OF
beauty. During one of the
lanciers qu sdrilles, the Hon.
sunset Cox caught a glimpse
of Justice Bowling, an d
mistook him for Gen. But.
Ter. He was not convinced
OF his error until the beams
of the Justices remarkable
diamond pin were thrown
into bis eyes. The dignitied
Justice wore a fine blue coat,
A.
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Ion. Michael Norton did not arrive until near

midnight. He WAS Of once
beset by q throng OF staunch
friends aud admirers, among
whom was the popular VIM.
M. Tweed. The gentle MI.
chael, whose fondness for
tripping the light fantastic
Is very great, no sooner
heard Grsfula sound the
Ldrctsrs, than he glided on
tho floor, made his bow TO
a lady friend, and begun to
dance. Our artist caught
sight OF him as he was
okaseesin1 70 the tune OF
" Shoe Fly" Michael was
dressed In q blue swallow.
tail, with bruss buttons,
white duck vest aud black
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tnOukn uloIc snowy tnnn MT,
Shannon. His Little feet move
with the quickness OF mice.
He is particularly graceful In
his bows to the ladies during
the cotlllion. Our artist has
caught him on one OF these
bows. Judge Ha9kett wore
q claw-hammer coat, with
black silk velvet collar and
lappels, and brass but
tons, n white bun vest, and a
pair OF tight pantalOons. His
countenance beamed in a sea
OF smiles. He wore an eIqui.
site pair OF kids, small dla-
mond studs, and the finest
nccktie In the room. His
princcly demeanor was the
subject OF general remark
among the ladina In the
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The Reform party OF willlamsburgh have elected
pr, W ~ Iinrd Presldea.I Timothy Perry. ycePres
dent Melville Harvard, Secretary George II Fisher
Corresponding Seoretaryi CoIOnei wulias Conseyes,
Treasures,
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no explanation. and delegation was sent to demand
his presence. lie offered to compromise by appoint
ne them all Deputy Street Commissioners, but find
ing them still obstinate, hc reiterated his principles
and intention OF remaining true to them. The far
damsels then advanced upon him In body, and no
was obliged to take refuge in an inglorions flight.
As may beseen by his picture, this little crcum
annoyed him considerably. besides disarranging his
hair and taking the curl out OF his moustache aud
he finally left the ball in CONSERVATION
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN,
arrived at about 1890 accompanied by his stan He
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friZzed In Count Raiters unapproacliabe style. His
shoes were box toed, but the strings frequently be-
came untiedtnd caused him trouble. He wore juni.
percolored gloves. Probably the most dignided
dancer was
COL hIcHAEL c. MURPHY
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Duriog the evenil

peared to the great regret OF everybody present. for
no had made himself . universal favorite, IL wss
not until he had gone that MT. Tweed said
believe that internal, laxative dandy was
sun reporter"
BIO JUDGE CONNOLLY.
AT G3O A. NJ. tho Jolly company began 70 dlsperse
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y, M
crayat, small diamond studs, and kids OF A bright
pink color lie Is gentleman OF the 0rst water and
Is dcservedly popular. His make up last evening
wac simply exquisite. lie is cmplsculy self
made man.
sHERIFP o'BRIES
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PHOr0GRAPHs BY SUN REPORTERS.

FfrN brookyh JOb OF the bcnson-Snd-
County Taxpayers.
number Of Brooklyn lawyers met yesterday
afternoon and heard the report OF a Committee who
presented the draft OF bill to be forwarded to the
Legislature, providing for an increase Of the number
OF the Judges Of the City Court from one to three
This is merely Job" to increase the business Of
few OF tile lesser lights OF the Kings county bar,
and to saddle additional expense OF about 900
per annum upon the county. None OF the promi-
nent members OF the bar cOuntcnance the proposal
but on the contrary one Of them, Supervisor Crooke
OF Flatbush, yesterday opposed the " job" and de-
cxpenses,
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During the evening he spent two hours In close con.
Versation with Supervisor Henry Smith.
THR cHEsrERFIELD or THE BALL
w tho Hen Wui'a,n rit,h,oo. o...l.. of A..
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pautaloons From his embroidered shirt bosom
shone huge solitaire which shone like the head
ignt Of locomotive. His delicate hands were en-
cassd 10 small vermilion kid. His broad shoulders
aud muscular legs attracted universal attention.
MYSTERIOUS QUEST.
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He wore an embroidered shirt front,
ut no diamonds; also, a blue nccktie and lilac
olored Kids.
Tus NON. PETER BARR swRESr
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hall to put It up in shape, but that Coroner Flynn
had combed 1t over alter the barber, and taken the
style out oft Col. Murphy Is distinguished for the
parting OF his hair ut the back of his head and lie
was much mortified at the failure OF Coroner Flynn's
attempt to improve 1t. lie wore elegant dia-
mOnds and richly fred shirt bosom,
TuE STREET COMMISSIONERS DEFEAT.
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and impassioncd, border
ing on the extravagant.
Several gentlemen cndea-
to convince him OF
its nbsurdity. but he said
that he had learned 1t In
Seville, where It was con-
sidercd extremely fashion
able. His lessons had cost
him six silver dollars. lie
had described the dance IN
his letters TO the World,
and he seemed astonished
that none OF his friends had
read his letters. Mr.. Cox
was attlred In an old-fash-
ioned dress suit. made Ia
Ohio. He said that he had
not ham an tho 1tt~ Ion.
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The Justice wore the magn sHAsDLkr'
fcent watch and chain presented TO him by his
his friends in the Seventh Ward on Friday evening
last. We did not hear what had become OF tue
$1,000 check. The Justice wore an average suit Of
clothes, without diamonds. He Is a blonde.
ALDERMAN CONAN,
the preaident of tho Common Councii and n strops
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JUNE HAVKLIT, AHOHR tht Ihdl z. In the
same set with Judge Hackeu was
rnE NON. RICHARD o'GoRMAS,
the CounaJ IN the CornaTatio HIa dancin0 una
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enough to make the acquaintance OF fashionable
tailor. During the evening lie exhibited beautiful
watch, set within tiny gold valise, and studded
with diamonds which he bad bought In switzerland.
Some OF those present called him carpet.bageer.
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SPEAKER uIrcHMAN. piled Mr.. Hitchman..
Speaker Hitchman wore csnsry- colored gloves
and q sky-blue cravat. Az TO dress he rivalled
Judge Hack EFT and County Clerk Loew. Possessing
form OF hutless symmetry and classical head, he
was decidedly an ornament to the ball.
TIE THREE CANDIDATES ron suERIrr.
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"HVhuh TtNtHItU
the truth OF his statement But he neglected to
state further that II took 4 whole billy goats hide
for the g'ovee aud that the boots made out on
the Jersey fats, there not being q big enough
vacant lot In New York.
Tus gIoBrH WARD ruuSDsRBoLr.
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JUSTICE BOWLING. WIN Drllnhnuy pOllshe
brass buttons, and hinge velvet collar. His waist
coat was OF white buff single breasted, and his
pantaloons of the inevitable pearl color. He wore
peach-tinted kid gloves and yellow silk crayat.
with neat bow. tie did unusual credit to the
Sixth Ward. and held frequent conversations with
Mcssrs. Sweeny aud Tweed. The Justice was
scented with Jockey Club.
Probably the
MOST cuAsrK DANCER
O. the 0OOr wa Hon Josrnh Shannon clcrL of
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HurcHlsas. room. HIS movements were Ian.
guid, but not affected, and were tinged with that
gentemanly essence only acquired by years Of hard
study
ONE oy rHE MOST CONSPICUOUS GENTLEMEN
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a PoLICEMAN's CONrEDERlrEs.

was nucn ulshppOlntcd on learn- THE MO JuDGH.
Ing that the Committee room had been closed, ;ani
that Tweed had been gone over an hour.
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cd on the barren soil Of his bachelors life After
A. M, the attention OF the ladies' seemed to be di.
yded between him aud
SURROGATE ROBERT c. HUrcuNGs,
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TWEND. uumpy hunds Wtre encnscd
fn pink kid gloves, and his hair was perfumed with
pAtchUuly. hr. Tweed was more admired BY the
Iiades than ether gentleman present. Our artist
has caught him in one OF bis inimitlble chassis.
ABRAHAM o'HALL
nisported himself wherever he went with bis accus.
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THE TAMMANY TIGERS.
The Magnates Of Greenwich in
their Winter Carousal.
THE ApoTHEoSIs OF OLD BIG SIX.
Dazzling Spectacle in the
Academy of Music.

The annual ball Of the Americas Club took
place last evening at the Academy Of Music, and
was in ovory respect grand suecess. The Academy
was very tastefuly decorated. From the back Of
the stage depended a large curtain, on which was
painted an admirable representation Of Indian Har.
Dor, with lis wooded hooks and rocky inlets, its
handsome club houses, Its many graceful pleasure
boats and Tweed Island nesting costly in the pellu
cid waters OF the foreground.
TuE TIGER.
In front OF this painting was huge club badge,
Elimmering brilliantly in the Hight OF myriad tiny
gss jets. Tn, shining floor pre- sented a bs@eiful
spectacle, laden down II was with the immense
throng OF beautiful faces set IN alancing silks and
cleaning satns OF oil the colors OF the rainbow, and
relieved by tue sombrc blac, which clothed the
eleek forms OF the gentle tigers.
From the boxes long rows Of beautiful faces, ra
disnt with the infections Of the surrounding scene,
contemplated the revolving whrl OF the floor below
or now and tLcn cast sweet glances OF recognition
upon a newly discovered friend In the tbrong be-
low. Grafua's sweet strains noated melodiousiy
upon the scented air. and the listeners feet twchcd
ncrvously with the infection Of the dance. The
Hobbies were thtoneed with ebbing crowd OF con-
stsn,ly arriving galantry and beauty, and in the
committee room agile Fifteenth Amendments were
kept constantly on the go dealing out arstocratic
beverages for the allaymeht OF the Democratic thirst
Dancing did not begin until after 10 o'clock, when
II was carried on with the utmost grace and vlvac'y
Everybody ,aaeel as II fresh from French dancing
schools.
Tue non. WILLIAM N. TWEED
moved anon. the politicians like a prize bull among
0 drove OF common cattle. There was scarcely a
person 10 the house who did not shake him warmly
By the hand. and compliment HIM on his appear.
anee. And he really looked superb. Mr.. Tweed
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lomed charming mai
veH. Discnrdin { for
Mo nonce THE wcAri-
some cares OF ofiice,
and the Inxicty at
fendant upon the
prosecution Of mis-
extensive lc 'al rrnc-
tice, be entered into
the feeling Ci t,o oc-
casion with n vim
and an dbdD Ton tru-
ly refreshing in so
great n man. lie was
f1ultloesly att.rcd IN
q bottlc-srcyn fly
tall cont, With half
hOverei ms oi Lurc
guinea sold for but
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ALDERMAN CONAN professrrs de donss OF the
Fourth Ward but they certainly lack the easy grace
and ornate Dnsh distinguishing the figures taught By
Trenor. Alderman Conan must improve In his dane
ing before he can be elected Sheriff The Alder.
man was neatly dressed, but hts brilliant diamonds
were nearly hidden by high cut vest. He wore
salmon -colored kids.
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opened the ball with the
Lanciers. In the course OF
which he briskly chdSstd
over the floor OF the Aca.
deny, amid the applause OF
all present, and the Wild
cheers Of Police Commis-
sioner Henry Smith, who IL
the Vice President OF the
SClub. The =" boss " was
dressed IN n black froek
icoat, white Marseillcs v, at,
and black doeskin panta-
looms. lie wore no jcwelry,
but his elegant Burlingame
collar attra ted universal at
tention. His necktie was
covered by his beard. His
Anuanv han IA t.sar. aaa.a.A
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throat. In striking contrast with Mr.. o'Gorman's
tripping was the dancing OF
COMPTROLLER RICHARD n. CONNOLLY,
who arrived OF late hour. He haa n hnahinn and
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grace was made up In
energy. We give his pic
ture In the " Forward
two," "a It Is probably the
most characteristic part
Of his movements, and dis.
PLAYS him 70 greater ad-
vantage than any other
figure. His ch1ssts, how
ever, are simply horrible.
Judge Garvin would do
well to study Mr.. Tweed's
eAGssSs, as they are mimi
table. We speak thus out
OF no unkindness TO Judge
Garvin. In a cheat and
jig he docs better. though
he might profit by study
ing Mayor Hall In this re-
sDect- who dancea tho
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sVCII UARVTN,
figure To perfection. Judge Garyin dressed in
antique swallowtal, though his cravnt was ire.
proachabe. Many persons surprised nc the
broadncss OF Judge Garvins forehead, stored as Il
is with mine of legal ability and acumen.
THE NON. WIN. Y. HOWE,
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was uTChscu IKE a perfect
gentleman, patent leather
boots, pearl-cOlored panta,
looms, white satin vest q
claw hammer coat OF 4
lovely bluo color, with
plain brass buttons, high
ly polished, u necktie OF
yariegated silk, and a
magnillcently plated shirt
front, For some minutes
he gazed at Sunset Cdx's
Seville dances IN profound
amazement and admira.
ton. At length, ~ II ap-
parently satisfied that he
could outdo Mr.. Cox's
performance, the Cover
nor tOOk the floor
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teristic. We expect to see II become quite fea-
turc OF ballroom etiquette future occasions OF a
similar nature.
RECORDER HAcRErr
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set were the Hon. Michael Norton, the Hon. Henry
w. Genet, the Hon. John Fox, and the Hon Mat
thew T. Brennan. II was observed that Mr.. Sweeny
did not change his position during the entire figure
THE HON. SAMUEL Q. COX.
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MOST cuAsTE DANCER

n the floor was the Hon. Joseph shannon. clerk of
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WHO was q prince among the waII.no wer..
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a the BAN was Di.trlet Attorney samuel b GAryIn.
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astOnIshed the Tigers. HIS dancing was fervent
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as
I. .a Body and Mind Disease.

SIch is dyspepsia The stomach and the brain are too
intimately allied the safer without the other so
that dyspepsia and dcspond;ncy az insepaabe 1t may
be added too that irritation of the stomach almost inva
riably accompanied by irritation of the temper.
Theanvgorating and tranqulizng operation of Hostel
tes Bittcrs powerfully developed in of ndi-
geson The first effect of this agreeable tonic is comfort
ing and encouraging mild glow pcrvadcs the system,
the chronic uneasnes in the region the stomach is les
see and rcsessncss which characterizes the
disease is abaed This improvement is not transient 1t
is not succeeded by the return of the old symptoms with
superadded force always the when unmedcaed
stinulants given for the complaint Each dose seems
to impart permanent accession Of hcalthfu nvigora-
ton But this is ALL The apcrient and an-biiious
properties the preparation scarcely secondary in i'm
portanee to If there overflow of bile
the secretion brought within its proper limits and
if the bleary organ inert and torpid it toned and reg
ulaed Tho effect upon the dschaging organs is equally
sauary and in of constipation the cahartic action is
lust sufficient to produce the desired result gradually and
without pain The Btters also promote healthy evapora-
ton from the surface which particularly desirable ut this
season when sudden spells of unpleasant weather are
apt to check the natural perspraion and produce conge
ton of the liver coughs, and colds The best safeguard
ogainS bodily and this the great Negeta-
bic Restorative essentially promotes.
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United States Marshal's Sale.
TIE UNITED STATES OF sAMERICA,(
SouTaF CARoLINA DISTRICT.

TIDY write ;dfi d Writ of FIsri Faeias to me di-
b rested. issuing out of the Honorable the
Ijnired States Circuit Court, for the District of
south Carolina, will expose for sale, to the
.birhest bidder, at public auction, at Anderson
Court House, the FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. d. 1870, being the first Monday of the month,
all the right title and interest of the Defendant
in and to the following property, to wit
One LOT with the improvements thereon, con-
tanning Two Acres, situate in the southwestern
part of the Village of Anderson. bound on the
north by - street, on the south by lot OF ). D..
Murray, street intervening; on the east by lot OF
]. c. Whitefeld, sstreet Intervening, and onitne
west by Academy lot, street intervening. 'Ihere
is a mortgage on this Lot for one Thousand DOL
lars, with about one years interest and the prop
erty will be sold subject to said mortgage: Le-
We'd on IS the property of Wm z: Bennett, De-
fendant at the suit of Abram P Nou Plalntlff
TERMS CASH-purchasers to pay the Mar
shall for necessary papers and stamps.
Sale to be conducted by J. H. Mcconnell, Dep
utv Marshal as Aucionecr.
: L. E. JOHNSON,
United States Marshal.
Nov 10, 1870 20
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1 Cheap House.

Said old farmer Smith his young neghhor Jones' this
Is cheap house have put up Tom who has just married
he can i,nproyeon when he makes money do you call
this cheap house. Suith, replied young Jones Wcll
don't Ithasn got sash, there no bansters to the
stairs and the doors mean they will swag SO IN
year that it will be almost impossible open and shut
them You have wasted money big jois useless raf-
,ers and unnecessary framing than would have finished
the house in most comfortable style When you build
house for your son. write first to p Toae Charles
tor c. the largest manufacturer of doors sashes blinds
&C. in the Southern States"
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SHERIF'F'S SALE.
State of South Carolina, Anderson County
Nov 10, 1870


- In the Common Pleas-Equty Side.
John W. Daniels. Clerk of Court, vs.. John Kay,
Mary Florence Kay Joseph Jolly. ct al.-COns-
pidint for Foreclosure Of Statutory Mortgage
10y virtue of Decretal Order to Inc directed in
ID the above stated case, l will expose to sale
on The FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER next in
front of the Court House ut Anderson, the fol-
lowing property, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing III acres, or less, situated in the
County and State aforesaid. on walters Of Twenty
Six Mile creek. adjoining lands of Mrs Matilda
Harris. Mrs Nelly Hunter, Mrs. Sophia Wilson,
aud others
TERMS.-Onc third cash. the balance on a
credit of twelve mouths. with interest from The
day OF safe. purchaser to give bond with two up
proved surctes. and u mortgage of the premises
to secure the payment of the remaining purchase
money. Purchaser to pay for stamps aud all ne
cessary papers. -,,,,, e,-;e
Nov 10, 1870 20
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sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue of Executions 10 directed, will
expose to sale on the first Monday in December
next, before the Court House door, within the
usual hours of sale, the following property, viz:
One Tract of Land. containing 3l9 acres, more
or less. on waters of Rock Creek, bounded by
lands of james Nichols, DR.. W. B Milwee aud
Others levied on rs the property of S. b. Deal,
at The suit Of p. G. Acker and others.
Terms cash-purchasers 10 pay for titles and
stamps.
Nov 10, 1870 ~
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.::N.PO 2IUM or FASHION ,
Abbeyille G. IT,, S. G.
-E,,,,, The ChurlsstOu Courier, Oct. l, 1870.

From the Gharlsst0n Courisr, Oct l, 1870.
Hear what the travelling correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier says Of the emporium OF
Fashion" at :Abbeville, S. c.: - ..:., ,..
.ABByvILLE. Sept, rs, 1870
ssStrange as it may appear, the handsomest ana
most unique Millinery Establishment ana Ladles
Furnishing Store generally, in the whole State Is
to be found in this same little town Of Abbeviile:
The proprietor is Mr. James ". Fowler, and with
o display Of taste for which only woman usually
receives credit, he has fitted up q Fashion Empo-
rum and filled it with an assortment of goods in
his line which is Irresistible. reckon that more
irate wives have been appeased by Fowler's beau
tifuli headgear presented by penitent husbands
than would fill the largest church in this place.
Hl- The Proprietor of the Emporium of
Fashion" takes pleasure in proclamlng to the
public that he is now prepared to show hand
some stock Of Dry Goods and as grand display
of Millinery as can be found in the State.
In Dress Making he is prepared to insure satis-
faction to the most fustidious.
The Ladies in charge Of the Millinery and
Dress Making Departments have returned from
their visit 10 Baltimore with q complete under
standing of the Fall styles in their respective De-
partments. 1 am not going to charge high prices.
neither am going 10 charge such low prices as
will cause failure in either branch No busi-
ness is worth following unless such prices are
realized as will insure success, Bridal outfits
gotten up at very short notice. Goods suitable
for any kind of Dress always on hand Trim
mings to match. Dresses cut and based at short
notice.
Ladies sending orders by mail for Hats, Bon
nets, &C., will please mention color of hair and
eyes, whether married or single, and any other
particulars that would be of use TO US in getting
up any article o. Dress. When selections are
left To us and the goods do not please, they can
be returned. Samples Of Dress Goods sent by
mail upon application.
We have every article kept in o fret class Dry
Goods and Millinery House. Our stock is always
bought with great care. We are now giving en-
ployment TO eight ladies, and hope to be able to
employ others.
Very Respectfully,
JAMES W. FOWLER.
Abbeville, s. c., Oct 20, 1870. II
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An0e;rFsaoJlr dnttlliigentft,

AaFtes:dirtlestccity. ii, the United States is
Lafayette, Indiana Its.laaes and allies, accor-
ding to local. paper, are se-dithy that, the
street commissioner has to wear q clothes:pin
on MS noss when going his rounds = - -
a fire on tuesday, sth instant, destroyed
a large part Of the town of Valdosta, Ga 1t
is supposed to have been the work of negro In
cenaisTes, who setsthe town on fire an revenge
forasnsgrolkaving been cut in an affray with a
white man. - : ~ o gra -