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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

Now FOR THE STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES. The
House Of Representatives has adopted reso-
Tuition instructing the Committee of Ways and
Means to inquire whether there is any truth
in the charge that the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company expended money improperly to
procure the passage of the law giving them o
large subsidy for carrying the mails Very
good. Let us have the investigations; the
more the merrier. But the main point in this
inquiry is not whether the steamship company
improperly expended money to secure their
subsidy, but whether any member or men,
bers of Congress improperly received money
in pushing or voting for the bill. Omitting
this branch of the subject, We shall have in
this inquiry only little more whitewash.
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space now TO refer to them particularly. We have
only selected the one point which. at the moment.
occurred to rs most striking and which certainly
iIustrat how nrm and deep hold the companE
has upon the confidence OF the community. IL only
,,,mains for US to add the expression OF our nrm
nelIeS that this confidence is entirely deserved
MONITOR
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HAYT1 AND ST. DOMINGO.
Dominican Revolutionist Action Against the Ces.
sion Of samsna-Mevement Against
Baez-Trouble All Round.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW ytsk HERALD.
ST. THOMAS, Feb. II,

ST. THOMAS, Feb. IT,
Via HAVANA, Feb. %, 1873
The cesson Of SANTANA has caused the issuance
Of proclamation by the Dominican revolutionary
generals, calling the people to arms.
Cabral's reconciliation with Luperon is positively
asserted, and It is reported that Luperon has LETT
Curacao, called by Cabral from Bayu to jon the
latter in proposed movement against Baez.
Signs OF disturbance are reported In the interior
Of St. Domingo and 1t Is said that Baez has. sent
troops to Puerto Plata.
A revolution IL. expected in Hayu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

"SoME MEN are standing on the brink of a
precipice." says Judge Poland. "Throw
them all over" say the people. "Make clean
work of it this time" enjoins the Boston
Transcript "The conclusions are simply as
founding" says the Baltimore Gazette cit is
a cowardly partisan report" cries the Newark
Journal "Oakes Ames and James Brooks ore
selected as 'vicarious Sacrifices as ex-Comp-
troller Connolly would term it, remarks the
Albany Times. "The Poland Infamy" is the
distinguishing Characteristic applied to the re-
port by the Albany Argus. And so we might
trace the expression of the popular judgment
through thousand different newspaper chan
nels.
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GERMANY.
Prussian Parliamentary Probabilities.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeRALp.

BERLIN, Feb. 90 1873
1t is probable that decree will soon be issued
convoking the Reichstag.
TREASURY RETURNS AND THE PRUssIAN DEBT.
In the Prussan Diet to-day Herr Camphausen,
Minister Of Finances, reported the Treasury sur.
plus Of last year to be 2O0OO,OOO thaers, and pro.
posed measures for the reduction OF the public
debt.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

A Joint Reco$ milton by the Great Cow
ernments Of Europe spoken Of-Madric
Deeply Agitated.
LONDON, Feb. 2i-d A. NJ
It's reported that the European governments
are negotiating with the View OF Jointly recognizing
the spanish Republic.
Families are leaving Madrid. anticipating dis
turbances in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

The MoDoo WAR-h the HERALD of this
morning we present our readers with a map
which will give them fair idea of the
country in which we are brought into contact
with the Indians of the Modoc tribe. We
print also letter from our special corre-
spondent, whose headquarters are at Siskiyou
county, Upper California. The map will en-
able the reader fully to comprehend the scene
Of action as well as the general features of the
surrounding country. The letter is full of
interesting details, giving q history of the
trouble, an account of the battle of the Lava
Beds, the opinions of the settlers regarding
the Indian Commissioners and forecasting
with some clearness Of view the programme
of the future.
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CARLISM.

Omciai Report OF the Defeat OF Bour-
bonist Bands.
MADRID, Feb. 20, 1879.
The Gdceta to-day contains an official report an.
nouncng the total defeat OF the united bands
under Seballo, Bosch and other Carlist chieitails
In Catalonia.
French Statements OF Insurgent Rein-
forcements.
PARIS. Feb. 20, 1873.
Private advioes represent that the Carlists In
spain are rapidly increasing In numbers
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AMADEUS.

An Italian Frigate at Sea for His EN-
barkatiOn.
MADRID, Feb. %, 1873
The frgate P,tbssite, which Is to convey the
cx-King Amadeus aud family to Italy, las arrived
at Cartagena, en- route for LISBON.
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ASIA MINOR.
Smyrna Visited by Sudden and Severely Fatal
Calamity.
1tlItrhM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Feb. 20, 1879
A report has just been received here that cart
in smyrna, situated on the shore of the Gulf hav-
ing been undermined by the tides, was suddenly
swallowed up by the waves, and that between one
and two hundred persons, mostly Greeks, were
drowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

sDigestiOn, ,-uCod Liver Oil Invigor-
ates the dice soo ana mn owes the character Of the
blood HAZARD. 4 CASWE lis Is perfectly pure and
nal
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FRANCE.
NJ. Theirs Power in the Parliament-The Ba
Eaine Court Martial.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb. 20, 1873.
The adoption by the Committee of Thirty of M.
Dufaures proposal to create a Second Chamber is
regarded as victory for President Theirs.
THE BAZAINE TRIAL.
1t Is reported that the special court martial for
the trial Of Bazane will sit in Blois
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

Churchyard Co ughs arc Evils OF the
Past--Any cough, how violent, can be cured By
II ALE'sE HONEY or HoREHOUND AND TAR
PIXIES T)OTHACHE LNRoPS cure in one minute
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Awaits NERVOUS Antidote Cured Mo
~ seven vears I(,heuma tism Neuralgia, JOHN r.
StMMONDS 81 Maj len lane.-Test the standard remedy.
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A.-HeralJ Branch once, Brooklyn,
corner of EStlton avenue ana .Boerum street
ONE n from A. NJ to z. M
On Sunday from to r. M.
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Landln~ or Steam YER Trankiim-
Madame pOTMERY,5, CEl,EBR ATED CHAMPAGNE.
Sec and Carte blanche and for sa tho leading
dealers and crocers CHARLES GRAEF. Sole Agent
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Mass Msct;no ~ the itizens OF New York. In favor
of substantial reform of the CITY government anu OPP
the provisions the char!er now penuinR Oo.
fore the Legislature, whic 10 not promise sec.Io
such result will be held at cooper on iuesoay
JANE 3 M BROWN Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

An, Indeed!
Dan't vou sunnos d PAIN PAINT will remove all ply.
slcvl pain within VOW minutes frove 'rse AZ .os
Chatham Square, al buy half PMS AZ All uIugsNtss
for 81 No sew humDug ID years VIII S"coeSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21
OBITUARY..

M. Thiers' SECRETARY.
The French journals announce the death at YER
saiIles Of N. Goschler. prva'e secretary OF n.
Theirs dTriRg thirty years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

Bachelors Ha ir Dye-The best IN tno
world The only true AMI perfect aye. All ofussiS~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

Balls and PA rti cs VS.. snow anu Naih'-
Boots and Shoes all style and prices .,.-.
MILL fR q CO., NO. . uhiou StunTo'
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NEW PUBLICATION

A BRAVE BOYS FoRTUNE;HQ =
will be commenced IN the New York
panion," out March 3. This Is Oliver Op
and a great treat is in store for those who
good fortune to read IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-21

COrns, BuniOns, FL 1larGed JOINTS, AIS
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. ZAChAME' ~ UNION
anna
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III NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINES
FOR MARCH. 1873.
CONTENTS

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StSHh Glsos Ws4d Both s1 s
diiRc Right
VIZ Chapter Kill Bring You Three ,fetters-I Pray
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passage Of The s ss Te
Sys sas sS9T hs.
sssp aa@aql s's 81 D'ft Ess.
SSSs iSIETSFgS44ak LIMITATIONS
sixfLEToS~A sroRY OF The DAY. sx chariss
sEasfHfEHs AMP EDITORS
F fHG SEW f Aza9SIas BY wllsis Collins
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IN sssmors Seiess he kesoiSop History Of shs
s. Hs RssS f csis: ssssIisSs ssess
forms; sSsspy p.pe, and EdissSs spas
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voted to Educational Progress
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81 one SP s any Sq TOE
~ Anew and enlarged edition of
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| Contaiyling full and complete
/ BIOGRAPHY OF Napoleon III. -.
n. TN, A., a nearly 5000 copies
| ono volume. crown svo, toned paper and ~ tuii'
| pfyed portraits Price 81 50 49,
DANIEL webster said OF 1t when frst publ shed -
VI have ~ ad no work this subject compreNchsvo
1t covers tue whole ground" a
LOSING. .L.fs q sssss sssls. g gssa;pss
.p,n,s = Mrs Anass Sawsrda'sfcis ssess
s%orX and tSeis tss.v New edition
The ordeal ter Wives" MRS I'D yar1
Ought We % Visit Hec {" Mrs. kawarus
SHELDON = ocsFAAsyx
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CENTRAL ASIA.

Persian Advances Checked on the Frontier
Line.
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1tlfefim TO TIVE NEW work. HeRAlb.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 20, 1873.
The encroachments OF the Persians on Beoochs-
tan have been checked.
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Royal Havana Lottery. -PrtHes Cashed.
Circulars sent j. b. MARTINEZ / 90. I'D wall street
office A6S
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THE HoHENzoLLERNs.

Conservative Intrigue for . Teuton
Throne Dynasty.
Madrid Feb. 20, 1873.
The impartial says there Is grouao for belief that
severa, leading conservatives ERE intriguing for
the revival OF the HohenzoIlxrn cand,dsture for
the throne OF Spain.
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aveuue-Appet and Invgc'rate before breakfast 10
fresh and valae before dinne soothe AMI Tranaain'
before retirilW best vcntilatou highest temperature
best shampoo ing gratues Ladies day and evening
0entlemen eytAry day and all night
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nenis nonova n,s Rest. lurant and Table
d,hote No East Twelfth str, het-Regular Breakfast
choise OF dishes 75c dnncr 81 q including winc
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ROYAL Havana Lottery. New Scheme
out. Orders filled, prizes cashed Information fuc-
nsbed Highest rates paid tor Spanish bills, &c. &c
TAYLOR Co. Bankers I6 Wall Al rect New York.
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AnuelI,u .TurkIsh B.athA, 61 Lexi mgt

Patem mt
CHAMPION SAFES
OIL anh2J2 Broadway, c Orner OF Murray street,
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Wedding and Bali Cards. --latest Paria
styles; Monograms, Badges, Orders of n ancing. 49,
JAMES EVERDELL 3J2 Broadway;a established l3to
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The three latter are men who have made fortunes
by slave dealing, and tue first mentioned Is a
Nonn
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COMM MERCIAL.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 80

AUGUSTA. .Sept. ou.
GOLD.Buyinga at ITO and selling at liz.
We find no change in the tome o. the
market TO dag, Notwithstanding the more
liberal demand thatlias prevailed. caused
by buyers being enabled to onegotiate ex-
change and thus procure the necessary
means to complete their orders, which
were held IN reserve by tightness OF the
money market. The ability to pay cash
in transactions caused an increase in
sales, which were, as a general thing,
made on the basis of I5c. for Liverpool
Mifaiing, and unI less buyers possess:the
same ad vantage tomorrow We may not
expect large sales or more favorable
feeling Sales, .4u and receipts, 435 balls.
,LARD.-We auote:, Tierces and ,bbls.,
AeCTS0UNTRY PROD UCfsS Eggs, 90.
rsonntrv Butter well worked, 1920;
Tennessee, zoo @279 Chickens iIs,'s grown,
xcoN@c Clear Sides, l2@12s; c. r.
E;deS III: Shoulders, 100 1QE Hams
fsSS S5s III IS. S, i Sides, f0@fI;. D. S.
sT SSSn ifiers. gI; Long Clear Sides, 93@
io.D..S. Bellies, 0l@10l. .,; ssl,,.l :.
CORN by ear load, ss' q 7yt 7yett
aoW;ss1s. VIA Ai1AnbeT, bsF stroll S.; + red d
s1 e16a1 ~; white, 81 90@2 eO.
III IT ISuR.-City Nj lIs-Sto rs Mill
The Pride of aAnglrsta, $40 75;. Golden
shaaf 81 rs; Extra, 5000; Little Bean
tyS $50. Augusta Mill--Gilt Edge
si,, Is; ANe.1. 50 10; Extra. IS so; 'rlF
i1s Tsp! p!iiiil@pa5 Sil9 sssssasn,
nanble Extra, 50 75;. Fancy FANNY
81, 90. Country and Western Flour-
e. 75(fs %. sssrsf5S IS.
otkSTS-- White aad MIXED, e0@62
R,,.,ik Seed 81; Rcd Rust Proof. 81.
sPEASLWe quote at 81 25@1S6. re-
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Griffin & Cobb for the Winter Cam
uaien.


Griffin & Cobb for the Winter Cam
paisn.
Few who have not. been into Griffin &
Cobb's very lately have the slightest
comprehension Sof gthe handsome and
fashionable goods 70 an inspection of
which they are nowwelcoming all call
ers. Since the return of Mr.. Cobb from
New York, this store has been turned
into perfect bazaarof gorgeous beauty.
Iffone wishes to see full evidences Of the
wonderful skill and handicraftr OF the
present day,1 he mas butte step into
Griffin & Cobb's and look around. For
the new ADVERTISEMENT Iofthese very pop
ular young merchants, in, another col
umn, we beg special attention. lsf
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~ Those clever and enterprising Au-
gusta merchants, Afcssrs...T. W Carwile
q Co., make this proposition tother pat
HTO all of our customers we mako inns
offer: We will receive and store AL C01-
ton shipped US, and hold it until the
"Stefn1 passes, or ordetsd sold"
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Z 80
New Goods and New. Men at J. H.
Cheatham,s. II pLs.

l..F ~ )
MI. JIHi iCheatham's. new fall.adrer'
tisement this week is a most charming
enumeration of useful and beautiful
goods. His store. just now is an i'm
mensely attractives place to step into
There onesees all the real new-fashioned
things in the richest luxuriance-the
wonderful high back combs; the be
hind-bueliling belts, with all the hang,
ing down things; the wonderful and
startling frills; the quarter-of-a-yard'
wide sashes; the exquisite jewelry, &c
&c. DC. But the advertisement FIRST, ano
then visit, VIII tell the tale better than
we can. "a
Mr.. Cheatham's statesmen this fall arc
Mr.. Alvin Hart and Mr.. B: F. Lewis, o.
the Meeting Street section.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

Return of Miss Foster from the North.
The friends of this widely esteemed
lady, who5ien us two: months or. more
ago ior. visit to her fathers home, near
Augusta, Maine, will be glad to; hear that
she has returned, safely, and in good
health and spirits.- = ~
For q basket of. wonderfully, fine ap-
pies and pears, from her fathers garden
in that high Northern latitude, we are
extremely obliged to. Miss Foster
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

Eeathof MI. j ohm Knott, Of Graniteyille
sMr.f fJohGi sKnott;; for eight years past
superintend ent Of the Graniteville Fac
tory. and, a large stakeholder therein,
died suddenly, in the Factory, on We'd
nesday morning of last week-of heart
disease, it is supposed. Mr.. Knott was
an Englishman, had lived in Granite
vile, respected and beloved, for twenty
years past. He vas a Past Master OF
Star Lodge, No. 10, AT. ~. and was
Inferred on Thursday last, at Granite
vile With Masonic honors.
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POSTPONED.

An. advertisement from Judge D. L.
Turnef, in reply to certain resolutions
passed at late Republican meeting at
Liberty Hill, we, are compelled to defer
until next week. " 81 i5gk}
Also, an article over the signature Of
"a Member, !, This article will also:ap-
pear in our next issue. 80 t,sSS Af4 -
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s,aesr Many, persons .are. under the inn
preston that the dedic,tipni of, Spann's
Church is to take place on the coming
Sunday. We are requested ~ correct
this impression. Tho Church will not
be dedicated for some weeks yet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

rs AT a plantation in Barnweif coun-
ty four cotton hands picked threethou-
sand three hundredand dfifty5fonr pounds
of cotton in four days. 80. ~
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New Carpets.

English Body Brussels. English Royal
Velvets, English Tapestry BRUSSELS, An
Wool Three Phys, All Wool Heavy In
grains, All Wool Low Priced Ingrains,;
Beautiful Patternsof Cheap Carpets, Stair
and Hall Carpets stair Rods, lOttomans
and Hassocks. Carpets made we'll and
laid with dispatch .TBnHGi .9st
Floor Oil Cloths.
English and American Floor OiliCloths,
"a feet wide, and of the Best Goods manu-.
factured
so, come, see and get the very best.
A full line of cheap Floor Oil Cloths,
from so cents yard up. Table Oil Cloths,
all widths and colors.
Oil Cloths for Halls Or Rooms cut any
style and laidipromptly.s-s - 12&A
Lace Curtains.
French Tamboured Lace, :" Exquisite"
Nottingham Lace, "Beautiful;;" Tam
boured Muslin, durable and cheap, from
50 50sa pair upwards.
Cernices and Bands.
Rosewood and Gilt, Plain Gilt, Walnut
and Gilt Cornices, with or without Centres.
Curtain Bands, Pinssand Loops. !
Cornices. cut and made to fit windows,
and put up.
Window Shades. =
| 1000 new Window. Shades, iR4all the
new tints.of color
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.sStrayed.

ByRoM my residence near HORNS Creek
JIG Church, on the 18th inst, a large,
black, Horse MULE, with right fore lee
crooked. Also, q. a.Ghestnut sorrell COLT
with small star in forehead, about ID
months old. IsfE
A liberal reward will; be paid for the
RECOVERY of the said Mule and Colt. and
any information. cone csrning them thanlel
,faily receiYed.s Address,, Itpe n 81
/ f' u. q. SWEARINGEN, ~
4S.s;.5;.s s;l.saf W. :. {Edgefeld @. H., s. C!s
1 Cant "a - ,f.slf If An
(! H9P' IS d. x1y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

Death of CoIsl lGuthridge Cheathain.F'
sCol: Guthridge Cheatham, one of the
eldest wealthiest, and dlmost honored' 'citi-
zens oSfhe Gngal country, departedthis
nlesons Sunday last, aged sixty-nine
wears. He was buried at Gilgal on the
foloNinEday;;s where an 9mr q mraense g ycon-
course of old friends and neighbors met
topay the last honors to his remains!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

@ Where is'the place to get the best
Kid Gloves?. whysat Griffin e. Cobb's.
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BIn1IxorE. Dccembtr. 10Th. 1872.


Sir 1t affords me much re'n to ray to you @ The Brad.
in 9sin'"' the root mY
Hotel and :" ray ee mo perfect
nnniaw
AhBERTsON
IlorlN w. ca
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pLrAsASryILLR. HARFoRp Co.,

HARFoRn Co.. MD, Feb 26h, 1873
ST.: Am very . in T you aat your a ia'en a anne
n*'l i '"F '"''n y''" , ''' @ m " NY ~ 80 R. DiGKEY, I.
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~ The latest novelty in Hoop Skirts
at Griffin Il Cobb's. 1t
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! i.EI,esWE:s;GoodSs'::.. Ne !.
Money Wante1'

3 "a. RiissI ~ fi,y s.9fkl. 9 IA
IA hIypersoins inaebteds 70 mel are eassa
nestly urged to make iIilmeaiata pay q
Ine1SSt. as! e ain in great ant money
.,sss II = ~ &,
= fThosc lf1 indebted son Noyspn6
viii be allowed fntereA at the,rAfssi9 th 81 fss
nar AZ cent. for the 4 time they pay 5n gayalice.
I irstffa maturity of their paper - ~
4: sy,isss ~ issss. HEAFk4AA
+ saaK2s ss M a. k@s stsi b.
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n,,. Am Mn. ,r,,c,, 4.,. IS


Dc%ys
Mr. John
Bradley Ps last fall much pleased
ehsn H. Mon
excellent paint
look Bradley
pau which il the paint other
IhAveev ued.
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,lttlIlE I'D a. . :. - =. Q
eas- CIsby & Lynch have Just opened
two barrels Northern Apples. Splendid.
Try,them. ,.lstal e.a y sl.lE ) , :. u.
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h large and handsome stock of
Ladies' silk Ties, at Griffin e. Cobb's.
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Rings and Door Mats.

Rugs and Door Mats.
New and beautiful Rugs. Door Mats,
from 50c::s1p to the best English Cocoa,
that wears three years.
| 100 Sets Table Mats, assorted.
y ~ Mating.
New Goods, Plain and Fancy, in all the
different widths made. ly..7,s ~
f Mattihgs laid with dispatch:
Wall Eapers and Borders.
$500 Rolls Wall Papers and Borders,
in new patterns, in gold, panncls, hall,
oaks, marbles, chintzes, &C., in every va
riety of color-beautifuli goods and cheap.
Paper hung if desired.
ChrOnl0s. at,
500 new Chromos just opened.
Y2 Hair Cloths.
In all widths required for upholstering.
Buttons, Gimps and Tacks for the same: =,
Curtain DasaiasA1s..
Plain and Striped French Terrys for
Curtains and Upholstering purposes.
Gimps, Fringes, Tassels, Loops and But
tons. Moreens and Table Damasks.
Curtains and Lambraquins made and
put mp. IS
Piano and Table Cos crs.
u English Embroidered Cloth Piano I'd
Table c oyers.A, Embossed Fc3a Pro and
Table Covers. Plain and (toid BarGIlock-
ed Piano Covers. German tFrirgedTable
Covers. i, ,,:.....:;s.. =. :;.. ~
Cr,inlb Cloths anna Drug
s..e gets.
New Patterns, in any ,size or width
wanted ~
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State Of South Carolina,

u EDGEFIELD COUNTY. SS s.t
In Probate Court,
NJ. C. Smyly, Plaintiff, against A. J.
Smyly, Adm'or; ofthe Estate of James
G. SlnylY. decd, Defendant. Petition.
for Acooa,at and Settlement, cali i,s
Creditors, Marshal Assets, Gc.. -
n,HE Creditors of the Estate of James
L G. Smyly, dec'd,, are required to
prove their resps Give demands before
this Court, on or before the 25th October
next, or their claims will be debarred
from payment, .
D. L. TURNER, J.P. e. Co..
Sept. %, 1873. At 40