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Special y Offices.
A chanfersof Facts,


Spacc is invaluable In newspaper and II Is i!icrc-
fore proposed in this advertisement 10 condrnsc Il
yar.iy G facts important To- the pubic, into small
compass. Those facts refer 10 lloscutr's Stomach
Diters what that celebrated medicine is, and what
twul do. In the lrs, place. then, the article is
usimulan,, to c anI Alternative, consisting Of coln-
bnatio,,oi an absolutely pure spiri;uons agent with
the mos. valuable medicinal vegetable substances
tia. Botanic research has placed at the disposal Of
INC clrinis, and the physician. These ingredients
arc compounded with great care, and@in such pro-
portions Us to lredrec preparation which invisor-
a,es without exciting he general sysem' and t"Hcs'
rcgalatcsand CONTROLS the stomach, the bowels, the
river. and The minor ,ecrcliye organs
What this gre,trstorative will do must be gath
r;cd from wha; i, has done The Of dyspepsia,
or any other fern OF Indigestion, in which ii has
been p. rsiscnily administered without riI,ciinc !
r,iieai care, Act to be heard from, ind The same
aey.bc saL OF bilious disorders, inerncpt fever
ileryods aGcciSps. ecnsrsflcLil;y conslipationsek
headache, mcDtnl disabilities 10 which the feeble n'e
81 .n.cci. fria,rfes all ,l fluids of tho boy, i1-
ehl!ing the b od, an lhr grl!le stimulus which ii
imvrt, to the nervous system Is not succeeded by the
slightest reaction. This is chapter of facts which
leaders, for their own stkrs, should mark andre
member: G-
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A MAN PREACHED TO DEATH On
Sunday last Elder Howe, Of the Christian
Church of this city, exchanged pulplts
with the Minister OF the Christian Church
at Augusta, in this State, and at the close
Of his sermon Mr.. Howe exhorted his
hearers to prepare for death, impressing
upon them the uncertainty Of life and..the
absolute necessity Of every one being pre-
pared for the hour which cometh una
wares. He closed his exhortation. by say
ing that " there might be some person in
the congregation who would never reach
home alive" Hardlyrhad he ceased speak
ing-in fact, while concluding the above
sentence-Mr. Howe observed a man
gradually sink down in his pew and lay
quietly over on his side. A gentleman
Immediately behind him reached over to
raise him up-but he was dead The ef-
feet upon. the congregation may be better
imagined than descrlbed-certainly none
present will ever forget the words of Mr.
Howe that day-QWncy (llD Wing.
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6. stuu,p the World"


We have big tale,to tell! That high
bred and hospitable lady. Mrs. WILLIS
HARRIS, from her home ON Savannah
River, has sept US g basket Ct wondrous-
ly fine and beautiful Peaches--far the
finest and most beautiful We, or anybody
else, ever saw1 This species, Mr.. HAR-
R1s procured from BERcKMASs, the IA
NOUS florist; ;horticuitrfralist and poino-
logist, of Augusta, by whor it scaled
"Stuhnp the WorlP'-and certainly with
the profoundest degree Of appropriate
ness. The largestin our basket weighed
IL o., while o. was the average. Mrs.
HARRIS has sent one to Il friend in Au-
gusta which weighed 134 OF. And not
only is this peach (cling-stone) wonder
full for its size and lusciousness, but
equally so for its external beauty. Three
or four, with the stem and Il tuft of leaves
attached were as lovely objects to look
upon as it is possible to conceive OF, We
thanks Mars. HARRIS q. thousand times
over for so rare and beautiful a apresent.
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"a The Alabama darllieS are holding
spolitica! meetings at Which ''no White
man is allowed to attend" They say
they intend to have their own way this
year, and that "the caIrct-baggcr OF
scalawag who interrupts them will go
way with flea in his ear
ns-The death of Jules NIires, the emi-
nent French Banker, has already been
reported. The event occurred at Mar
seilles while he was on his way to Italy,
accompanied by friends who had insisted
upon his making Il journey, in the hope
that by the change of scene his mind,
temporarily deranged by his losses du-
ring the war, would recover its tone. II
is now said that on arriving at Marseille>
he slipped away from his friends and
committed suicide by swallowing poison
A life of Nlires is in course of prepar;l-
ton by we'll known French 6terateMr
in which will be recorded the most re'
rnarkable adventures and strange vicis'
STUDIES.
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= .
Accident to the Masonic Hall

We mean that watermelon, "biG as
the Masonic HAIL. which we predicted
last week, that our friend BARR would
bring us. Well, that particular onc-for
there ras just such one-was stolen
from friend BARE's patci,ita few nights
since. In the meantime, however, he
has brought US one, of the size OF DR..
PARKER's office! And with that we arc
more than satisfied. He has our best
thanks. Who says we don't tell the
truth? Tire ln 1oqatelLe!
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REAEg TWE FOLLOWING 4:

Anstcno experience has that the Of Premium ordinarily
Of o' Tst y aie s nsssa ars s s and other
T @ a sFfuy to up pnt 4 te ocyhyrs from 90 per
% Tba SI I Insurance Companies were organized the reliability Of the data
upon Which, the premiums w had undergone the test experience
Which would in any event the presumed and unforeseen contingencies d the
0 M s the matter was doubt it better to fix the rate too
high makngt too low because in. in the former case the % saG
intervals such portion Of premium charged found unnecessary for the
Poss of s 1SsTs % av I s y sps
sv sS"l what l%s % s % s @ ylSee f s % % Dofor and
It. n ay nd S it sas 5s7 % dsRss @ s at
@ @ S f 5 ss % b sss cil s Rs's are about twenty
taa % aIl M % were ne near ss sul possibly @ by
Ps @ ] ' a caS p1 fhs tsat any sPo5 @ ssS
Il tb 9 pnstsg s % to Su as stockholders Of the
'ss Experience H ,nI a shoHn sa1 that The e bqn1,s
premiums the mortality Of The members Of cot
P4E M yn SosnT % tNS v s Rst aa III The n premiums
dcr N E@ng surrender OF Policies by the members anu from other
@ sta&a f Sslt I9 s5q0 s4se PGa e es
the Directors % Of @ y 5as son bs % the % i t e
I co,aany M ge part the profits named all OF which
divided s%s3s the st hs' s% Every person who may hereafter
will for the purposes Of Of % yo aa1 BE s2 sSass @ M t0sne ros
a % % te c s1 rreee The same ocho og dnol
By @ h @ Of Insurance original with the Jisu the pOcyholes seu'es
'nf f P' e @ rates. ;s. ggY T. i esy soas s"ey S q
a nts This low cost insurance worthy Since its organization o this
ess aRy % .am a s8Sa sosat Ps"s
na onloy of 50 allowing pocyhders IN hr own
session this 48 the virtually Paid them dividend @ G
paid TO- adsaSs R aa @ at sle a hns io at So
low cost returning phos amount similar receipts
secures the v Directors and G. SoesAos @ua se
premium must necessarily the phos possible advantage to
DER GsvG @ % a of premium compel economy participation,
pocycr rate which not excess Of the cost
we'll managed while by the proposed plan OF IN
what may legitimate profits of the business the cost will still
further
Tins by the combined advantages arising from stock rate and participation IN
the profits confidently believed that the IN IL LIE lHo@
COMPANY offers insurance practicable cost -
of the existing Pocyholof who desire 70 pep@s IN M R lIoh1 Is
under Plan can making apricfpp tc " any '
the Agents Of the Company
me company 60 ' Ruto Of 10 Liabilities S6 to 100
sooD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED who will deal direct with
the New York Office and to full General Agents Commissions will
be paid .4, ,ro n.r.uu ro,,o., Ao,,4
May "a M
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgafive Pills.

perfectly la,c!css elegantly. co; with sweet culil
purge, regulate. purify, "a un.e. and strengthen.
Hudways Pills, for the ,ur- ~ al disorders oil The
Stomach Liver. Bowels. Kidneys. Eladdcr, Nervous
diseases Headache, CoIsiipaon,. cosiiveness, Indi-
geson. Dyspepsia. D'linnSIiee>, Eilious Fever IT,
namnlnion 1r the Bowels and al Dcrangemen;s 0t
the Int, rna Si,erra. Wurranicd,tu effect pos, g
cure. Purify Vegetable. containing no mercury.
minerals. ar dcct' rIOEs drug.
W- Observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders Of the Dig, sivc Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles. T,llncss oe the Blood
in the Head, Acidity uf the S;0naci Nausea HeaYi-
burn Disgust Of Food. Fullncss or Weight In the
Stomach. Sour Eruct:llidns- Sinking or Flnternc al
thc Pit oil tho Stomach. Swimming OF tho Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
A few doses Of RADWAY'5 PILLS will free the
system from all the above narTrd disorders Price,
Is cents per Box. S0LD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TIUE.n Send one iettc-
stamp 10 RADWAY l. Co. No. 81 Maiden I.anC
New York. Information worth thousands will be
sent You.
JIly5 1y 2S
Crackers, SareIimes, &c.
A LWAYS OH hand full Stock Of
"A Soda, Lemon, Butter and Ginger
CRACKERS,
Also, sARDINEs. OYSTERS, Lo"-
w. +. DURIsoE, sr.
June u I'm 26
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Gin Repairing.

TIME Subscriber, with the benefit of a
A. practical experience for the last
Twenty-Five years, offers his services to
planters of Edgefield wishing their GINS
REPAIRED, SAXSSHARPENED, &c,
&c. and will attend promptly and faith
fully to All orders. Terms reasonable.
Letters addressed to him at Edgefield,
S. c., care of Mr.. p. r. Durisoe, will re-
p''se garry "''' w. B. MAYS.
Il1l1- :, I'M 70
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION A~soCIA-
TON UNDER THE AUSPICES the South Carolina State Agicntu
raj and Mechanical Society," will series of Concerts at the Academy
Of Music Charleston s. c. commencing October M 1871 for the
Of raising fund Emgants settle lands selected by the
Association Homes Northern and European Farmers and others
the State South Carolina and for their transportation eran support
theft
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The Heavy Staples.

By reference to our advertising COL
umns it viii beseer that F. E. STEVENS
& Co., of Augusta, have on hand and are
constantly receiving large supplies of
all sorts of Provisions. Always give
STEVENS & Co. call. - Is
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The undersigned entered Association for the Of
Thew to bh Agencies Cities Europe and the
Northwest assist Immigrants coming to our State where
will homes provided and aid thmn becoming
be able offer the Cotton Truck Land in the
healthy portions the very and on long credit enabling
the purchaser to pay for the of the crops raised
Tbey will also assist Immigrants when transportation and
subsistence for the first year.
Circulars will prepared and distributed explaining plans more in
detail. .,--.-. co,,,-,,n VINO ANN ,r p1rn
STREETS Charleston South Carolina
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4iAne,. q Blaader c Co.nplainlts,

Urinary. anl Womb diseases. Gravel. Dialelc..
Dropy. Stuppgee Of Water. lnc1linence 0f Urine.
Brigl:'s Disease, iibumnuria ,nd iu all car,, h re-
th re ar hrica-tli' deposits. or The wairris thick,
cloudy, mixed! with si.bsi:cs's HE tho while of an
egg, "r threads like white si l.. there Is i morbid,
dark bil;'s appearance. :r' white bonn-,iust ,lc.
posts. u;'l when there i. prickn.. burning stnia-
on whrn passing water. ahd aih III lac SiEall uf
.. ILL. Ill Liz
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81 nd. e,
n received carefully Stock of the utes styles
FRENCH ENGLISH and DOMESTIC ORGANDIES,
Muslin LAWNS at 10 123 90 25 and S. per yard So
White PIQUES at l6, 90 and % cts
White Swiss Muslin CAMBRCS LAWNS &c. from Octs and upwards
Linen DUCKS for Gents Wear at g. 35 and SO cts
COTTONADES and CASSIMERES at 20 cts and upwards,
White L. G. HD'K'F FS at 80 OTIS per dozer
Ladies' White HOSE at SIS cts per dozen.
White Linen TOWELS at 80 cts per dozen
MJJSOUITO LACE.and GAUZE very low,
lBraid Black ALPACA only 25 yard
PRINTS Of all the best makes at from cts and upward
Ladies' LACED and CONGRESS CATERS only pair
Mems CATERS at $l,50
Mems COATS for Summer at only Sl2o.
Mers VEST and PANTS to match at only S, ,25.
Mems New Straw HATS at only % cts:
New STYLES Of SUNDOWNs and HATS, at only GO cts
Mems White Dress SHIRTS, only 70 cts
Ladies' CORSETS Of the most popular akes at only 81 cts
HOOP SKIRTS, 81 Springs only 90 cts
White Buff Slate and Db LINENS for Aprons Dresses and Shirts at
only 25 cts.
Brown and Bleachcd HoMESPUNS at from Z! cts.
"A full assortment OF FACTORY GOODS at Factory Prices
could enumerate many other Bargains permitting but conru
sion would say that my facilities enable ouy WHEN aid WHERE
GOODS ARE CHEAPEST and exercising The greatest Economy all
the DEPARTMENTS i am enabled sell Goods e: Low As ANY
ONE have adorte gd adhere fc policy Of asking Al Once
The Lost Prices sthe frank agt, oma aud islres
Justice to Purchasers, because enables M purchase tie lowest price
All orders should be addressed to
Ea. ". A. EsAEHA,
June % Ut ~
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st;u Abonud,ns and Triumphine

We. refer to the NfULLARKY BRoTHliRs,
the popular Dry Goods Merchants OF
Augusta. See their new card to day.
Although the summer is far gone, they
are still abounding in elegant goods and
triumphing in extensive sales.
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$500 600 to be Awarded aEe TEcket-oders of the
Series 0s Concerts go Commence oEa The First OF
October, 1sSl at tic Academy of Ra'sic,
Charleston, S. c.. which day
the Drawing Commences.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-20

$4,000 watermelons from the. famous
melon patches in the vicinity of Augusta
we're shipped to New York last week.
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aDIamnable Outrage. al E.

A young white girl, about twenty
wears of age, named Celia Neal, an in
mate of the District Poor House, was
brutally outraged a few days since while
wandering in field belonging to the
Poor House Farm. This wretehed girl
is idiotic and somewhatdeformed-which
adds to the horror and Nervousness OF
the deed. She AYERS that the perpetrator
is one Andrew Burrow, negro fellow
who was working in the field at the time.
The said Andrew Burrow has been ar
rested and lodged in, our Jail. But he
stoutly denies being guilty. The outrage
however, was undoubtedly committed !;
and as soon as the perpetrator becomes
known, let him be ha,gecl-be he who
hcmavls = ~ Nffi'' ~ ".''
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AGAIN, and Again, and Again!

ASHln, 4uU ASdtu, unU z1St'H"
Again, and again, and agai have we
to thank our kind and liber:l friend, Mr.,
BENZ. w. HATCHER, for presents of the
finest Melons and Peaches. He sends
quantities into town almost every day
now; and any one, with fruit-buying in
tentions, would do well to inquire for the
HATCHER wagon.
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80 9'e y
THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, ss, 100 per Annum.
Death of s. ]. .Tompkins, Esq.

With feelings Of Unusual sadness do
we record the death of S. JAMES ToMP-
KINs, which took place at his home in
thesDark, Corner side Of OUR District, ON
Sunday last, after a sudden and violent
attack of fever. Mr.. ToMPll1Ns, grand
son of the late Col JAMES ToMPKINs,
was only about twenty-five years of agei
and universally honored and beloved.
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This COMPANY Offers the Following Important Advantages TO those
About EGecting insurance their Lives:

1s Insurance at Stock Rates. being from 20 to 80 Per
Cent less than the Rates charged by Mutual Companies
3D. Eac Pocyhoder is ded as Stockhoder TO the
in the Profits Of the Company the extent as Stock
holder owning:an equal amount of the Capital Stock
3d. Every Policy issued by the Company is
and contains Clause stating its exact Surrender Value
BEFORE SyuRNG LIFE ACCEPTING THE AGENCY OF ANY
COMPANY = -
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Going to the RIchards Brothers.

We have received from our young
friend Mr.. HUGH B. HARRIsoN-too late
for publication this week-a card, stating
to his friends and the public that he will
ina few days enter,upon duty asa sales.
man in the Dry Goods Establishment OF
the RICHARDS Brothers, Augusta. This
Establishment. is, beyond oil doubt, a
magnificent one, and we congratulate
both HUGH and the RICHARDS Brothers.
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Still in the Field.

Ever since our very earliest renlem-
brance-a long time now-colonel SAM
MARSH has been a representative man III
raising and selling Watermelonss- And
so he is still. He has just sent us very
superb one. And all who wish such,
have only to step out Upon the square
with the necessary '.demnition casln.R
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Family GROCERIES,

N oW IN STORE, a select assortment
of CHOICE GROCERIES, such as
BACON and LARD,
FLOUR, RICE, MEAL,
SUGARS and vCOFFEES,
Choice Green and Black TEA,
Nn ! TENN ESSEE HAMS.
Superior Canvass HAMS,
Florida SYRUP, q good article,
A fine grade of MoLASSES,
Fine fat MACKEREL,
Table SALT, SPICES, SODA,
CANDLES, STARCH, &C., &c.
MY prices will compare favorably with
any other House in town. Give me q
cali. I will cndeavor toplease all.
w. F. DURISOE, SR.
June 81 I'm 26
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BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & co.
References in New York City :

AUGUST BELMONT CO., Bankers.
MORTON BLISS Il co. Bankers.
CHARLES OCONOl, Connsel0f.M Law.
lIon.J WARD Counsellor at Law
Hon. 4. PRYOR Counscor-at-Law
T. A. President Gold ROOM
HUNT, &, Co.,
" Merchants,
FAIRCIIII,D ID Merchants
PETTuS C. NIerclan ans
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Narrow Gauge and Broad Gauge IN

One.
We have on our table a horrible and
beautiful Cucumber. 1t is exactly foot
and half in length, and looks as if 1T
would bite. Indeed we are very much
afraid of it, and look, every minute, for
it to develope tail and rattles at one
end, and eyes and forlsed tongue at tile
other. The first half Of it is small and
-wiry marrow gauge).whilethe latter half
is huge and plump, three inches in di-
anreter, (broad eauge.l 1t is quite ripe;
and who ever wishes seed Of the monster
marrow or broad gauge can havc them.
We do not know what the speciesis CALI
ed. 1t was sent to us from Graniteville
by our old friend WM. II. H4RDES, who
raised it, and whom we have not seen in
n. long time. Thank you, BILL. And
had it bcon green, wcwould have pickled
it and sent it to Kaiser Wilhelm. You
know those Germans arc awful on salt
Cucumbcrs! = g<
ZT' The Pl.ussian sense of what is due
to fallen greatness will notpcrnit Napo-
icon and Eugcnie to bc maligned by
means CT scul%ilous pictures. a carica-
ture Of .hesc two cx-rotcntatcs, repre-.
scnting them dressed as mountcbanks,
has beon seized ut Strasbourg by the
Pr,,ssian authorities, and the artist and
the publisher have each bcen condemned
to heavy fines ard Il months imprison-
ment.
;zs- In New York it is anndlaued that
the fashionable ornament for the centrG
Of dining tables just nowis large block
of ice lyjs,g OH > broad silver receiver,
surrounded with flowers and green vines.
1t is one OF the most. cye-comiorsing
things imaginable.
sts-Whilc asking espo Il attention 70
the advertisement of the StauIlton (Va.)
Baptist Femalc Institute, it is only ne
ccssary to fcier to the pronounced testi-
,nonials appended thereto, which not
ONLY emanate from the highest possible
sources, but areexhaustivcand emphatic
in their terms.
l.y- An intoxicated man in Now York
say two stree. ears passing him in the
evening with red and blue lights in the
front and rear, His fuddled. brain COM
pretended the colored lights, and he was
heard to say to,himself, Must be pretty
sick-sickly in New York now, they are
running drug stores round on, on the
whe-wheels.'
~ The Emperor of Germany has
awarded universal amnesty to political
offenders in9Atsace and lorraine, con-
auered only 9 month Since. Nearly
twice as many years have passed since
the Soutl, was conquered, and amnesty
still hangs fire. Which, asks the Nash
vile .4anslacda is the treerG Government
an Imperial despotism, or Republic
uadaf Radtya7gl5 a n Ef,e s !. '.,..s.T BE- 6
4 Pierce comfy, Georgia negro last
Ftiday.gf5o5tt .gf5o5tt rid IL III. jealousy by pre-;
,s!arinq another colored brother for the
tomb, A pistol was the medium
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l5o 900 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION,
AND NO MORE,
AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.

ALL PREMIUMS INCLUDING DEED AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE To-
ACADEMY OF Music will be deposited with the National Bank OF the Re
public New York.
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80 Liberty Street. New Z ork.
The Original Stock Life Insurance Co. Of the United States

OFFICERS:
WALKER, President
HENRY j. FURBER JOHN a. BEWIEY Secretary
MONTAGUE Actuary F "" N ~, NAeu En-
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Agents Wanted--Liberal Commissions Allowed.

Commissioners and Supervisors ofDrawing
General A. R. WRIGHT, Of Georgia
General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON. of Virginia.
Colonel B. w RUTLEDGE. Of South Carolina.
Hon ROGER A. PRYOR, of New York
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HEALTH! BEAUrY II

STl:uNG a|b rUkE RICH III OOJiI,INCREAsE
~ LLs!l a$D xEluH:-t LEAR sEIN'AND
liz .CifCL COMPLkNIGI SECURED TO
ALL.
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Mcp and Eseys' SHeaT

I. ctSsIAiEIEs, ctSiEMlErTs,
TWEENS, JEA Nh.
Linen DRILLS, DUCKS nnl Goa
TING,
l.. G. lrDK'rs, IN great variety,
Mems and i;uys' IIAI.t HOSE,
Mems and My's Fashionable HATS
all styles, for Summer wcar.
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$s5Oo,oOO in Gifts.

ls GifAcADEMY OF MUSIC Charleston, c. cost to build
s23OOOo having an annual rental of about $4,000 from
opera House Stores and Halls the building being about
$50 feet by 60 feet and situated corner Of King and
Market streets the centre of the city and well known
to be the finest building and most valuable property in
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New Spring & Summer
G 0 0 D 8 /!

u u u u D
a III? Subscriber has just returned from
Charleston, and has now in Store the fol-
lowing Goods, which he will sell at the
lowest price for. CASH ONLY.
CAL1cOi3S, a!l styles and prices,
English BAREGES aud LENOES,
JAPANESE CLOTHS, Plain Striped
| and Checked,
TAAlART1NE, White, Black and Cold
White PIQUE CLOTH,
Blue, Pink and Buff LAWNS,
Black and Colored MUSLINS,
Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook NUS
LINS, Plain and Striped,
Ladies and Misses HATS and Sun
DOWNS, Trimmed and Untrimmed,
RIBBONS, FLOWEBS, ROUCHES,
SASH RIBBONS.
Lace and Linen COLLARS,
Jaconet and Swiss EDGINGS,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS,
FANCY BUTTONS,
NOTIONS OF a. kinds,
Ladies and Misses White and Colorcd
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Ladies and Misses H'D'K'FS, all styles
Irish LINENS, Linen TOWELS,
Bleached SHIRiINGS and SHEET
INGS,
Brown SHIRTINGS,
PILLOW CASE Goods,
! Plaid DOMESTICS,
Bed TICKINGS, DC, dc.