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THE CAMPAIGN. --..-
THE DRY GOODS AUCTIONS.

THE CAMPAIGN.
THE DRY GOODS AUCTIONS.
THE OLD FoGg, CREDIT SYSTEM COL
Ruv for cash where You csn buy cheapest: Remem-
bsr ' that n the the cash always you
FIVE PER CENT. Wehsve only one priceItbe
can we afFord to sell this aud ,hst'' The old tosy
asks, "How much can get for ILLS Z"
RI DRESS GOODS
Al, new and fresh; all real bargains. Japanese
SILK Robes from h6 to &l0; beautiful ,Cress Sliss'
al eoloEs g. STsS SS 81 BaPaR IN
sa gar esrned Gresadns Robes, sso Iron ga
reyes ali colors se bssusiiu! saref p, En
bra and sSc; White Pques is to 45c.
LACE GOODS.
Llama Lace Points from $l0 to s4s Lace Coi!ars
from eoc to g.: Lace Handkt rchiefs, $3.50 Lace
Sets from Is 10 - Red and Imitation Laces, all
kinds.
STRAW GOODS.
Ladies', and Misses Hats and sundow1s; new
FRENCH FLOWERS, :
CARPETS, 7sc.; FANCY, CHECK, and PLAIN
MATTINGs, best quality ;n,hCL9ThS;or,oe
my5 uUCh w ALL % NOOcc'
NEW GOODs-NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER, ..'..
JULIUS SYCL E g,
- No. sos MAIN STREET,
Consisting in part Of ...
JAPANESE SILKS, all shades;
9 PLAID POPLINs and JAPANESE,
SILK EMBROIDERED and STRIPED
GRENADINES,
4 IRON BAREGEa
BLACK SILKS. very cheap; a
= BLA AG6, 4 LIP AoAs and MOURNING
s%h es2 Rs # e? Wife hhz' eao6obs,
LINEN SHEETINGS, ..
HosiERY,
LAgEs, EDGINGs, and FRnLINGs,very
hASE az! = ssna GENTS
-1st sEs6, FURNISHING GOODS:
2 All of which we are selling ct reduced p,ices.
Look at our 1ssc. DRESS a ssa if'ss s''
F iSSs i OILY see. yard apo
7T ri, NJ REctE4VED, ELE d Ant AS
sors,,,orA ~ .;,ss4 .as pssr.t - s.s.as.S -
!. sol .ass s.sl =. sss3ss- ss..s So
LACE POINTS and sAoUEs,
IN crest variety. 40 ;A '''.a a-s :. -, e
<apss CAgDo Ao. FoURQuREAE . co. :
gPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PARA.
SOILS, SUN UMBRELLAS. WHITE PARA
SOILS, and LACE COVERS. -, rs Fl. I
ssspa cARDoze. ,:FtouRQuREAN s co.
tRY,EyERY STEAMER WEREeEIyE
large additions to =, our stock q DRESS GOODS,
DRESS SILKS, &C., &C.
zap az sacARpozo. FoURoUREAN q co. {
HeTELs ND BeAanISs:HogsEs:
n = C6RNEH or MAIN AND 18th sTs.,
1 RICHMOND, VA ~ ., -,
a' .szses 49, PER DAY. ~ $3.50. -
This new and attractive hotel is now open for
thE accommodation of the travelling public. It's
losationg Il peculiar advantages: sltusted on
alf The banks, telegraph offices, and most Of the
wholesale and retail houses ofthe city. The house
p sE pssss snd s. ssRssisasia
all nfhS ar radgeruents.- 4s<A
2 The TABLE shah have full advantage or this
and yn sxkets, tie BAR supplied with choice
liquors, and the VINE cellar witt. The most select
8 The LIVERY attached win. supply the finest
"a sms ~ all times. fisa- ., N5yHyEIlI' COBB. ~
. my Him --s4+ -,EaSf 80 Proprietor
a ELLINGTON HOUSE,
q I'D. W.MosEIEY, PhopassToa.
Ipat above Che old Hpotswood Hotel. and adinira-
,,ss s. sAly located farAfnGsse boar
lmy aa-ami
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GOMETHINGi NEW EVERYDAY.
a. "a .x,& -SsaS ssSx q tssS ~ 1891 ~
THE LATEST STYLES AT THE VERY
~ S>1s3ss ~ & IxOWESI PRlCES. s1Sgr,YN

Pretty DRESS Aeebs nom &c. upwards; sses
Resi- makes RL4AGK, KIP GAS, stc, TO 3i
,PEARI. vi A, and al other colors j. P'AAlEssE
Bsansitna Ill 'BI CK and. COL RED DRESS
'meSu5sss' aAaBRIcsssWIss and NAINsooK
IRTs aI LINENS and md DAMAsKs at4a. 50,
TOWELS III; and DuYLTEs at 75c., IL, 81 %, &C.,
IpoE Ses SSa and WHITE SILK PARAsoLs-a fall
EREa sisS LIMA LACE sHAwLs. beautiful and
Best Kib 'GLo OWES at sl.2s -, -:
ENGLISH HOsIKRY. HANDkERCH1EFs; -,
ShEETtNGS iLLoW-UAsE .COTIhNs ana
eENamsSs stS I / 4 sHfRfs ana uNbER:yEsgs;
A splendid stock OF q ASSIM eREss p0HsKlNs
s1ADet 4ST apa ass1Esfplss SSSes gen
T. Nh. col BroalI scorner OH street. :"
myls- Broad street Dry Goods Empor!an.
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See remarks made by Benjamin Trayers, F. E
eases arising from the excess of mercury, he
states that no remedy is equal to the Extract of
sarsaparilla Its power is extraordinary, more so
than any other drug / am acquainted With. 1t Is,
TN the strictest sense tonic, with this invaluable
attribute, that It Ia applicable to state Of the
system 80 sunken and yet SO irritable as renders
other substances Of the tonic class unavailable or
Injurious. ~ 49,
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The sale Of the aforementioned property will
take place 10 front Of the custom-house, on Bank
street, in the city Of Richmond, CD WEDNES.
DAY. the 18th instant, atls O'CLOCK ":
- 's-,a.s GEO. ID. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON C Co., Aucts. E
IN W&S R,ttf.IS.-.-sa-
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TMPORTANT TO WEsTERNRt5 ~
M EHEEKRS.
THE POwEAEAN STEAMBOAT. CoAPAHf
5,sssss. 49, ~ And. SuHt II se
BALTIMORE ARD OHIO RAILROAD
COMPkEY'ST TROUGH LIZZIE 10

offar spnertor Inducements % shtppars OF TO
EICC0WHIHKEY,RA C0H, CANDLEA &c.
20 ana from the Wet st lowa rates quick tims
and lese handing than any osher Lire. 800
TO ndrccefyed rom on board the ess1 OK tee -
tfmofe and Chic Railroad Company & Lccuss
Point saving tysua6ess by drsys and exposure %
Throag6 biiiaof Iadsnx giysn on III shipmcnu
by 2 ~ WHGIkM r. BRETT,
:. ID n ~ is5szss: + g, Agent,
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By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
So lIl3 Main street. - -

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HUN.
J. DRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF FARMING
LAND, IN HENRICO COUNTY, EIGHT
MILES EAST OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
AT AUCTIUN.-Being required to execute the
provisions of a certain deed of trust, bearing
date al July, 1897, from Susan B. Winfree to the
undersigned trustee, duly recorded IL the CLERK s
office OF the County Court of Henrico, I shall
proceed to sell a. public auction on me promises
fair IL not, the pext fair-day thereafter, at the
same hour, } the TRACT OF LAND mentioned IN
said des d as containing $50 acres Of FARMING
LhND, part timbered, the balance. improved
with several good and substantial log cabins
thereon situated on the road leading to Charles
City, county, about eight miles from the city OF
Richmond.
|7TERMs Whilst the deed requires enough In
cash to defray the expenses of executing Ibis
trust, and to pay # note for $780, with interest
thereon from I'D January: 1868, It has been agreed
by the parties to this sale that one-third of the
p1rcha!e money be paid IN cash !; the balance In
four and eight months, for negotiable notes, with
Interest adS-d. and secured by deed Of trust,
and the lard to be di gldcd into three or more
tracts. GEt. -. WlSa, trustee.
RICHARDSON s. Co., Aucts. ~. ap25,ts
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- JOHN a. .COKH,:s js1...l;s IL.
= 81 Ni0hvTS' Salesman. my 2-laW2WGtct0s :
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DHILADELPHIA, ,RICH-<eTmR
Il MONDAED HoR FOLK S9E AM-&x&
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADEL pRIA TR1CHA
w NEK.-Steamers NORFOLK, 81 LYGR, and ].
3. GREEN composing this line, VIII le.Te Phila.
Gelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
and Richmond every MONDAY andTHURSDAY
alternately. Freight received dsily Except Bun;
daysl ctesper than by any .osher route fos an
parts OF Pennsylyanis and New Jersey also io4
New Orleans vtc Sou.hern Mail Stsalnship LlEe
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfoik u
Passage g Philadelphia. including meals and
! ~ W. p. PORTER, Agent
ssef -. No. 2A25 Dock street, Richmond
s,t.g.s veys lWM p. CLYDE q CO., Agents,
No. ID North Wharyes, and
fe IS 80 No. u South Wharvea, Philadelphla.
John W.. WYATT, -..
81 CENTRAL SHIPPING
And COMMISSION MERCHANT,
= NO. 3lGovRRNoR STREET,
RIcEhoRD, VA PoSx-0Fx1C1 BOX Ns
FOE LIVERPOOL AND ,,.,,,, -, :, l4TA
yNMhNLINE OF MAIL STEAMERS EHILlN6
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
go AND ALTERNATE TUEaDAYSs ~
RATES oFfPASS4gz.
rsysSsis g aesa .Ys, Rssss 9
To London g 10
tickets sold 70 and nom Engisuds reisnds and
the Continents at moderate rates
/ For further Information applv as the GcMpauys
oracey, JOHN q. DALE, Agent. q. 81
Is Broadway, New York O. 70
JOHN W.WYATT. Agent, Rtchtnond, w.
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FRENCH FLOWERS. ~, 49,,
CARPETS, 75c.; FANCY, CHECK, and fLAlN
NATTINGS best quality OiLCLOTHS.
rnvs DUCkWALL d ROUSS.
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ITCH CONsTABLEs SALE,
S,,nJnrf,s". "a ,, Fg'r- srIfSj -FsTf
'.lS's sTWOsFRAME BUILDINGS. . 81,

|; iwiltseh Rt public ane:aon, on the premises on
TUESDAY AFTERHOoN,s- Msy 18th, 1871, at s
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pRY aesOil6.


Linen paaak. toc and spgsaras ; ;lns and MP.
sas euS ana Figured riqae, very hsn n ssass
VIVA, BSa and Pink Mosquito a. h ell. u b and
est bargains shs bsS mora nil shades i'm
npWsrds T2 9Efeks, Fringcs Gimps; White End
Mearains issa % 6 sSia GIov es,
eshts, ssss 'Wanaserchiefs. 81 Em5rotted ~ Rsnes,
restos and fasorting IN ana
nVs.ns g Shf,SSag ard Esseetsugs; Bosoms. irish
9oor ~ sainrss. Gcttonade Tweed and hinenI
sos mems and nossswear fsif assortment OF
DRESS zoe eSsrts. - .s3ssi.3 81 ~ e.,
,.samant AID on sasssnseia wofth ofEoads pnr.
Won can Geanes sos cents by presenting this
sHrcref; a,nants ea8psftft So ~ ~ sTk -U:sEs't
S., &, ~ raj - ~ al Main sire etsts
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WANTED, SPENCER CARBINEs and
w RIFLES, COLTS Army and navy Els
Tolls, and HENRY RIFLES 1t I,;.s
- : s. SU1HEELANDas,
mx15lm - = - la06 Main street :
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"a ELLINGTON HOUSE,
11 d. vi. MosEIFY, PhopasETsoa.
FIpat above shs old Spotswood Hotel, and adin,ra-
slsly located farAsnEsteu hsaJasra.. 81,
lmy la-ami :,
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WAStED,sALL MY OH. CUSTOM
w MIS- 70 knoU that have REOYENED nv
Ga plsce hf business. Tao Nam street {sAeoni
LOOT, het seep It'll and etb, where shall be glad
~ NJ. sNelu on all snaranteeing the best wo;ksat
~ Su's 80 plnss. MRS. E. KING S
ans, nm a'fremtnEt Cleaning Rgsablishnens. i
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HANDS WANTED.1Iwfshto. employ
IL 40 C0LttREDs HAEDs 70 wesk.ats she,
Ohio railroad, eight miles from Lewisbnrg.
will pay % per day for hands TO work In the
beading, ei.7s Tor those that work III The bottom,
and al. SO FOR outside WORK. 3Ss 81 sSss
VIII pay foremen in the headhg, 500 In the
bottom. es per day. So tgEst.l-s...
and FoREMEN WHO UNDERSTAED WORK.
ING In ROCK. Apply TO J. 2. JUsIIs,
oopr u.,uuy -. NO " sStn.sste sa
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VNTANTED, a GOOD COOK, WASHER,
W aud I20.sER for a small family residing
about two miles from the city; either white or
colored. Apply at once 10 this Office, or to q. A.
LYMAN, attorney ut law, corner 18th and Bank
sfreets .s-iSa ag6Emyl D. ST.
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NTANpED,. the afflicted to know that
w THE URDOUBTED CURE for Bheuma-
tism and Neuralgia can be. had of the principal
ranted 10 cure 95 per cent Of all cases, If the drec
tous are strictly followed, requiring patience on
the part OF the sufferer. snd time for the medicine
tanning Two s.x-ounce bottles, and you will unite
with US In recommending it 10 the afflicted. FER
addressed e - DIR. G WILSON HUNTER, g.
myll-lw Gflca. ION Grace St. Richmond, Va.
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LACE OVODS.
faame Lace Points from $40 to &45: Lace Collar
from one TO o.: Lace Handke rchiefS, $3.50; Lac
Sets from IS 10 -. Real and Imitation Laces'
kinds.
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,-.F-p .s5i 800 81 -!iE@
,sOne bottle is equal IN strength TO one gallon OF
the syrnps or decoctions IS usually made, and
4 wine glass added TO a. pint Of water equals the
celebrated Lisbon diet drink. Try It this WY.
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7,AUcTfoM eAs .rssissrs DaSs.1

- 8, 80 BY Welitnst ton laoddin, st,.si $500
NsJ6saar 81 Eleventh and BanR streets. ~.
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.--ee, $500 r-.;s{sEss 49,. sd .'t-
F ,;s'i beauiiaea the complexion. i...e, -
81 sss. - - ~. s-Jr
AN powders and outward applications destroy
the akin, rendering it harsh and coarse. Look
at the skin or old maids and those that hava-
used such any length Of time. Ny advice 10 TO
discontinue them and use ~. 80. ..rsg
,4sa s3a' ..,yur .r,or NC rrss..ss.-s - -.
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that Of ycang Wyatt. The dead son is re-
membered ind honored, while the living
father is neglected or forgotten.
John WYATT the father OF Henry WYATT is
now in the Poorhouse in Pitt County,
North Carolina. The boy, who would have
been the prop Of bis old age, shed his blood
for us in the first battle of the war, and 1t
rests with his surviving comrades to save
the patriot-father from further humiliation.
A triAing contribution from the Confederate
soldiers will make the venerable old man
comfortable for the rest Of his days, and we
sincerely hope that every Southerner, who
wore the gray with honos, will send few
pence, for the father OF Henry Wyatt, to
Captain W, j. McKerall, Of Marion, South
Carolina, who has kindly volunteered to
forward all these donations to their destina-
tion. Those who prefer 80 doing may send
their donations to the editor Of The NEWS,
who will cheerfElly take them in charge and
hand them to Captain McKerall.
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labor-saving machinery, will find himself IN
one of the most highly and minutely cultiVat-
ed soots on the earth. Mr.. Brooks, OF the New
York Express, has been visiting Japan, and
does not appear to have been quite prepared
10 find such condition of agricultural indus
try, concerning which he writes: NJ thought
once, when on the Nile, that the Egyptians,
who could turn sands into gardens, were the
great farmers of the world; but the Egyptians
could make no such farming gardens as these.
Proud as am of the arts, sciences aRd mar
rellous doings OF my own country, blush
when compare American farming with this =!
Here are the rice fields artifc!slly created,
luxuriant in beauty now, terraced from MILL
side, ND and down, and watered by the hill
streams, or not watered, as husoandman Wis
There are barley fields, and bsan heids, anu
fields of all sorts OF Japan agricultural pro-
ouct;ons. Forests cap all The hill-tops. Two
crops are raised in Japan in one year, even on
rice fields, where the first crop is grain. The
grain harvest is over in April or May. The
rains come on in June and July, and now the
new crops are up, and the whole country is
one beautiful landscape of green"
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To Every Soldier who Worthily Wore
the Gray.

The first Confederate soldier killed in the
war between the States was Henry Wyatt
of North Carohr who fell at Bethel, and is
buried in Hollywood Cemetery, at Rich
mond, Virginia. A Sref inscription on his
tombstone, telling the eventful history, at
tracts the attention of every visitor to the
Cemetery; and on Memorial Day no Confed-
crate grave is more lavishly decorated than
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TRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

Prepared by Grimault Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHATE OF LIME, SOY
eriRn remedy in phthisis-relieVes, Coughs.
Sightsweats &c.
Pepsine, for Indigestion, loss OF appetite, &c.
Digestive Lozenges OF the Alkaline Lactates, o
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de-
rangement Of the digestive organs.
Troches OF Persine and Paucreatine.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Cottln.
VOMlTlF LIE ROY. Pharmacie Coffin.
Dragees de Santonine.
Dragees de Morphine.
Lancelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by DR.. b. Back,
maySO No. 131 Meeting street.
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Night Messages taken at half the day rates.
once honrs A. II. to 10 P. II. On Sundays
from to 10 A. NJ, and from Z osP. N.
A.. J. BALDWIN,
General Superintendent
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company.
E. LAFlTTE, Director for South Carolina.
spn15.6
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OFFICE CORNER OF EAST BAY AND BROAD
STREETS.

Messages for all points North and Northwest
promptly forwarded at reduced rates.
The following schedule OF tolls has been
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THE SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY OPENS FOR BUSINESS THIS DAY.
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D A n K N G H o U 8 E
HENRY CLEws d CO.,
No. 50 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Letters Of Credit for Travellers, also CONNER
cal Credits issued, available throughout the world.
Bills Of Exchange on The Imperial Bank OF Lon.
don, National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial Bank
Of Ireland, and all their branches.
Drarts and Telegraphic Transfers on Europe,
San Francisco the West Indies, ard all parts OF
the United States.
Deposit accounts received In either Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing. House as II drawn upon any city
bank; four per cent interest allowed on all daily
balances; Certificates Of Deposit issued; Notes,
Drafts and Coupons collected; advarces made on
approved collaterals and against merchandise
consigned to our care.
Orders executed for investment Securities and
Railroad Iron.
CLEWS, HABICHT Il co.,
No. II Old Broad street. London.
aug2l-3mos
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Boar1inq.

BOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms, by ap-
plying at No. II wentworth street. DAY BOARD
ING also furnished. mayl6
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8 L. jus ~ + d v a y III - I
SUMTER, sc.
UNDER THE CARs OF
TIE SISTERS OF ouR LADY OF HERCY,
The E1erclaes Of this Institute will be resum-
ed September 1st.
The Scholastic Year Is divided into TWO Sest
sions: The first, commencing September LIST, and
ending February 1st
The second, commen cling February lst and end
ing July LIST.
TIE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
Comprises orthography, Reading, Writing,
Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition, Ancient and
Modern History and Geography, the French and
Italian Languages, Botany Philosophy, chemis.
try, Astronomy and use Of Globes, Algebra, Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Drawing and Painting
in Water Colo!s and Pastels, &C., &C., DC.
TERMS PER QUARTER IN ADVANCE.
Board, Washing and English Tuition. 90
Music... ................".....'. IL "
Use OF Instrume Observation-Disclosures. ~ !
Languages, each. ....................."..".. ~ w.
Crayon Drawing, Painting in Water Colors,
Pastel and OILS, each. 10 90
Vocal Music at Professors charges.
GENERAL RULES. \
Each pupil requires a good supply OF comfort
able clothing-dark skirts FOR winter-black sIk
or alpaca aprons; convenient, silver cup
spoons and fork, marked; one pair Of blankets,
two pairs Of sheets and pillow cases, combs and
brushes.
No undue influence used on the religious prtnci,
ples of the pupils; but 10 insure regularity, all
mast conform to the general rules Of the Institu'
ton.
The correspondence Of the pupils Is subject to
he INSPECTION Of the super.cress Of the Academy;
but BY, no means restricted as regards parentso or
guardiane.
English Tuition for day pupils per quarter-ss,
IS, s1a, SIS.
Extras as for Boarders.
For further particulars apply to the
sUpERIoREss OF THE ACADEMY
oro,o Sumter. 8. O.
TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, &c.
Just received, large assortment and for saiea
Drug Store.
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HONEY HONEY

Fine New Country HONEY, to be had in quant
ties to suit purchasers, OF DR. II. BAER,
may26 No. 13l Meeting street
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GeIsgrapblr.
r O NJ o N O P o L Y

LOW RATES AND QUICK DISPATCH.
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DICKED UP AT SEA.-THE STEAMER
l Pilot Boy, on the I'd instant, picked up OF
Kiswah Island, two BOATS, apparently Spanish
built.
One q feet long, by 6H feet beam.
One l3 feet long, by feet beam.
The owners can obtain same by proving proper.
ty and paying expenses.
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Dants.

WTANTED, A PARTNER WITH ABOUT
w $500 capital. TO embark in Truck Business
for Northern markets. Address A. J. B., Charles.
ton Postoffice. sepl5 -
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Go Rent.

CTORE TO RENT.-STORE No. 203
- EAST BAY, next door north Of Cumberland
street, formerly occupied by Messrs. VIM. n.
Bird d Co. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to JAMES MARSH, at Marsh's Shipyard.
aug4-istu
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Cost ano Gonn6.

T OST, ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE
IL 18th instant, O small Brooch, containing an
Infants hair. The above was supposed to have
been dropped In Cannon street or In Coming
street. near Cannon. A suitable reward will be
given for Its return 10 the owner, at No. 49 Can.
non street. sepl5-2
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Jcr Bale.

DOAT FOR SALE.-A NEW AND
ID splendid Cat Boat, in excellent condition,
OF tons burden, for sale. Apply at No. 20 Queen
street. sepl4-3*
Smyrna times., 1871-12-27
AbFidEed plan.
MEMS DEPARTMENT,

CONTAINING
1871 Mems Overcoats,
6,649 Dress Coats,
SIG Garricks and Capes,
5,113 Business Coats,
12,3l1 Business Pants,
1913 Fine Eng. Striped Pants,
1875 Doeskin Pants,
2,5l9 Black Cloth Vests,
COZ Velvet Vests.
55S Cashmere Vests,
II, ,406 Cashmere Vests,
5S3 Double Breasted Short Overcoats.
523 English Diagonal ID. Is. Overcoats