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nor RENT AND FURNITUREG

TOR RENT AND FURNITURE az:
L FOR SALE.-Thc very desirable DIV ELL, Ell
ING on north side of Cary between Second and
Third streets containing seven rooms, Kitchen, and
sll modern improvements. The house l. new, ana
furnished throughout with elegant furniture WAien
viii he sold ON very reasonable terms. To any party
Commencing housekeeping this offers chance sell
dom TO be met with Possession on the ! st OF June.
Apply TO HILL & UODDlNi na NJtn strsat
my IL At iloc hi'iu '''9e''
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, May IA. c. Cochrane's dis
tlllery and William 5. Green's malt-house ut
Tippecanoe, Ohio, were burned Tuesday
night. Loss, 100000.
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Tor RENT, the only PHOTOGRAPH a.:
a GALLERY on Broad street no. GOo), be- I'll
tween sixth and Seventh streets. An euterprising
man and good artist can make this profitable
stand For further particulars Gull In the paint
store on the premises. INV 1o-ot
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D. w. K. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TOR RENT, A PLEASANT RESI- g.
E DENCE. distant about half mile from Eli
The corporation line, with abont two acres of land,
well fenced House contains eight rooms. Price,
lS-3t
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BALTIMORE, May 14.-yirgnia 6's, old, 32.;
cons"ls, 81. West Virginia's, IL. North Caro-
lima 6's, old. 20; new, is; special tux, z Bid to-
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RA1tnoAD,1
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
kTCTI1r0SD, VA, April az, 1917
X EOUCED RATES FROM RICHMOND
A0 -I,S,.r, 4

And corresponding low rates to all points " EST,
NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
Families aud parties emigrating to the West win
be furnished with rates from 20 to 80 per cent.
lower than the above second class Baggage check
ed through.
For tickets or information apply to J. c. DAME.
3. w. Agent, Greensboro, N. c.; II. PECKuAM.
Agent Broad aud Seventeenth streets; GARHER'S
gnion Ticket Office, S26 Main street, or 10
EDGAR VLIET.
ap29-1m G. p. &. T. Agent, Richmond, Va
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Towboat Sunk by Collision.

TowbO1t Sunk Dy COli9s1cB'
New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE steamer City
of Houston collided to-day with towboat.
The latter was sunk and two lives lost. The
City of Houston proceeded.
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WANTED TO SELL,
w AT S. A. WISSTOCk'S LOAN OFFICE,
No. II FOURTEENTH STREET (ilnuer Ell,
change Hotel, all the FORFEITED PLEDGES
left from last sale, consisting Of DIAMONDS. fine
GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, and all kinds of
JE WELRY. The articles are guaranteed % re-
presented and sold at about half the cost
lin
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DALTIMUKE AND OH1U RAILROAU
THE SHORTEST ALL-RAIL LINE
FROM $3.50
RICHM OND .
10
POINTS WEST, N northwest, AND EAST.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS
-..-. BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND COL UMBUS,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS,
and all intermediate points.
For rates, ume-cards and Information generally,
apply at company's ticket Office, 1901 Main street,
and at S28 Main street. corner Eighth and Byrd
streets. and office OF Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad. j. l.. WALDROP,
8. l.. Passenger Agent,
#r#s 1901 Main street, Richmond, Va
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. Baltimore
Md. s-@..o'.s NH Ism
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MILLINERY.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auetloneer'
Ills Main street, opposite Dtspatch o"ce'
DY REQUEST OF OWNER, WILE
ID receive proposals for the purchase OF RE
ACRES OF RYE for green feed, on Main se SUI e.
within the corporate limits. The ryel Is ho" ieAu'
my 14-Gt j, THUMB SON DIV w "
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TOR RENT, TWO NEAT BRICK a.
a TEN EMENTS-one on Canal aud the E::I
O,her on Fourth street-containing six rooms each.
Have been put In nice repair. Rent only $218 per
annum. Apply to
my l4-3t LYME & BROTHER.
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FURNITURE.

CURVATURE, MATING, CHRO.M
T. MOS. BIBLES, ETC., n
On hand and for salea full line OF theaboye.lH
house In the city II preferred, will sell BY weekly
or monthly ins talmens a trial will convince.
"a AA'N' WILLIAM DAFFRON,
mv1aam 1898 Main street.
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DOR RENT, NEW FRAME TENE-@:s
- MENT on the east line OF Twensy-fft h LEI
street between Clay and Leigh streets containing
six rooms, &c. LYME Il BROTHER.
my 14-3t
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rOR ALL SPRING CROPS.

SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO,
usTaR RRANDn FLOUR OF RAW-BONE,
WSTAR BRAND"
COMPLETE TOBACCO MANURE.
We recommend these STAyDARD FERTILIZERS
for TOBACCO COTTON, COIN, and VEGETABLES
"- Circulars Containing further information mailed
" "'' ALLISON & ADDISON,
| fcl3 70 1920 and 1899 Gary street.
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North Carolina COnSresslOnaI Nonii-
nation.
WILMINGTON, May 14.-John q. Lyman
(negro) has been nominated for Congress in
the Second district, now represented oy
Judge Thomas.
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MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.
Port OF RICHMOND. MAY IA, 1874,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY Is, 1874.
Sun rises...,.,... 1881 Noon rises........ "A
Sun sets. ........ 7.01 High tide. 3.42
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PEDITCTION IN FURNI-f

GREAT REDUCTION IN FURNl-M
|VTURE.-J.D GATEWOOD, 3l9 Broad
between Third and Fourth streets Mvel'
NOW ON hand the latest styles Of Parlor, Chamber,
and DinIDg-room FURNITURE at prices aa T Waca
cannot be surpassed In this city, Cane anu Mgoa
lion and made to order. Upholsteriny and repalr-
ing Chairs Cane-yeated &c Citizens and s.rangedS ,
will find IL TO their interest 10 give nie e' NV
delivered free III city limits. lily
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TOR RENT, HANDSOME BRICKS
H RESIDENCE on the east line Of Third 81
street between Cary and Canal streets, containing
ten rooms, with all modern improvements. Pos
session at once. LYME g. BROTHER.
NH 1A-3t a...
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WANTED.-Fo the purpose of increas.
w Ing nv business want q PARTNER, with
$4,000 or So 900, either silent active, In good
paying business, already established Address,
care Dtspatch office, "R. 4. g."
myS-lW< =
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TOR RENT, a GRANITE STORE g.
Il and DWELLING on south side Of Broad LII
between First and Second'strects, No. 103. Pos
session can be had Immediately.
E. D. EACHO,
my 14-3t No. Fourteenth street.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

fE0O COUNTRY MEkCHANiS.
so bags RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE;
100 boxes and canistrrs OSBORR'S PREPARED
JAVA COFFEE;
$50 barrels prime bright EASTERN HER.
RINGS:
5hogsheads DEMERERk SUGAR;
90 hOgsheads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR:
100 boxes CREAM CHEESE;
25 hogsheads BACON, sides and shoulders;
200 barrels EXTRA AID FL \ h FhO UR.
Also a full assortment of REIN ED SUGARS,
LIOUORS, TUBACCO, TEA. &c. for sale low by
MN os ROGERS & MCgAN@E.
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BUSINESS WANTS

WANTED PURCHASERS FOR n
~ crates Bermuda Tomitoes, 80 crates Ber,
Virginia Peanuts, SO bags slack Peas, 25 haps
Blackeye Peas Is bags Clay Peas, 80 barrels Seed
aud Peachbow Potatoes. receiving by steamer 10.
day, and to be sold low for cash.
J. K. HOCKADAY,
my 14-3t* 1928 Main street .
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, very desirable ROOM
Il No. 317 Fourth street, between Broad and A.sa
Marshall-suitabe for gentlemen. Apply on the
premises. my 5-lt+
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UPHOLsyERING. &c.

DEILLIPs & JENNINGS have just re-.
ceiyed large and varied s9e5 q spfsIH s spSEs
,H lhI Aayhs COkSiCE, aud LACE GURIIiAIIss
Ffenc6 and American PAPkR srteas 5. ~ Ss
wi lei: we offer at lowest prices, Az of p nd
rranklI streets up
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND Ii
VI OUORS AT WHOLESALE have opened
WH1I.E SALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
LIQUOR STORE in one OF my warehouses, ut Nos,
1916 and 1918 Cary street, where Intend 10 Keep
ali the leading goods In my line. Having made ar
engagements with northern and western houses can
sell the trade at prices the sarge as are sod 10
/ invite buyers to call and examine my stock. In
ducenenls are offered TO country merchants ny
present stock, personally Inspected while North
and West, Is now being received In my warehouse
daily The following arrived In part: 20 hogs
heads BACON. 81 boxes BACON, 100 barrels
HERRINGS, 10 hogsheads SUGAR, SO bags BIO
COFFEE, so barrels hOLASsES, 100 barrels
different grades WHISKEY.
aplS-1m 1916 and 1918 Cary street.
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~ TELEGRAPH
,...1 News from Washington.

;,nsuce H,u~w"r c'" ~ y,
70 N"" ar,cr. II shc Army !" NO
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oOh AT THIS AND ECONO-s
a. ME-, AND BUY WORK MADE 6F@NA
the pi-Ti,adiss Serge Button Boots sold at
on Sn.SnIOND BOOT AND SHOE FAsTOEY
for 40 street, between Second and Third etree a.
dies Sd % ladies' Serge Lace CATERS for ga Ia,
Eo9e S5srgs Lace, fo1ed, SO to S. TO; Lades Serre
t;ait Tasers tron VI as 10 $2.25; LADIES' Brersb
srhcoi ~ ~. BOOTS: $2.76; Misses, Calf, GOOD
10 SH. PEG, q, 700; Ladies Kid Button Boots
Lac Laaies re6,e Goat Lace Boots at S2. So: M,sses,
ri, Ssh l,srs french rene Cali Boo, 81 Cents French
Sall Iaters from % 10 80; Boys frcn Ia % as SO
Boys frst-class Calf shoes, $3.50, - ~ wow ,
Children's Shoes cold NJ low figures, Sit
All work manufactured by me warranted end No
ether kind sold "''1 Nv
REPAIRING neatly done.
Parties wishing to buy good BOOTS and SHOES
will find 1t to their adyan tage to give me q cali.
Respectfully, HENRY u Bt,5osIBN.
an z ~.
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lust RECEIVED full line Of tha.
~ latest spring styles Of BOtyTa anSNuA
shOES. Burts fine shoes specially. ann
atyies-srch rs ladies. Misses, and obildrsnss Fox
hid, Goat, Serge Button Boots and Laced h,ina'
rsiS: gen,lemehs- boys, and yeuths, nne Shses-
such as CALI Congress, CALF Union, and fioot TIes
lTs me acIl, and you shall be satisfied Ia nFiee m
HtL Is quality. s w. p. w. TAILOR. = :
-ap - corner Fourth and Broad streets
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ap 1871
GAIT! SAITH SALT III
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM LIVERPOOL

We are now receiving per bark Edwinn
ono sacks "DEAKIE'Sn LIVERPOOL FINE
SALT,
in double bleached sacks, and In prime order which
we offer TO the trade delivered at City foAnt OF
pirhmond) at lowest market rates. IL
~ ROBERT F. WILLIAMS e GO.
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-. MACulSIST. ,s,,h,r.
An kinds of ulfwr, gtt work and blacxsmitnsinkH
done 10 order, AsSipg large assorin .ssnes me.
kinds Of patssr as for ni-xors ana NJ Pnsi.otce
chinery. Reps.rs promptly atI ah aa.datsteoa3ms
hox I4l, pg.hmond, Va mA '-s '''' -. III
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ROOTS, SHOES, dc.
NEW sToRE-NEW GOODS

ALL AN D EXAMINE CIR.
~ fs1i spring stock OF NsA
or,r,s "a
AVID GOAT TIES; LADIES. SOeyrs 49, xae
AND SLIPPERS, : 80
aaT 11 sIes variety Of TRUNKS, yAE.ifES.
oo WIkGO, Elicit & oSyAsp,s.
~ - zS 1908 Main direct
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wIEFa'@ HoTE.I.
ARRIVALS SINCE LAST ISSUE.

IF Wesson, A G Cudworth, New
York ] T Jordan, r B Woothen, At
lanta G H Mofiitt, w F Quincy, w P
Russell, A NJ Erwin, Charleston; j I
Sloan, Columbia; N NJ Buckhalter, W
III Buckhalte, VIM Haltiwanger, Nine
ty Six; DR. H Drennan, Long Cane; G
C Dawson, II H Scudday, Anderson
David Morrah, Widemans; DIR. H. 6
Klugh, J s KlugIf, Greenwood; Il W
Seymour, White Hall. ] K Vance, F
n Godboid, J Harp Vance, S q Grey
don, Cokesbury; J NJ Ellis. J W Ellis;
J NJ Moseley, Hodges Depot DR. J w
Ligon. White Hail; DR. A G Taggurt,
Thos + Riley, Greenwood; Jas NJ Mar
tin, "From the Creek,"; J D Sullivan,
H Baker, city; G NJ Mattisou, Donalds-
vile Il II Mornough, st. Louis; o r
Bourues, H A Burnes, Fairs Bridge.
=. LIZ J.. A. WIER, Proprietor.
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-POMARIA NURSERIES,,

|VVHE largest and most varied steck
II of Southern acclimated FRUIT
TREES, adapted to our soil and climate,
consisting of Apples, Peaches, Pears,
Plums, Almonds, Apricots land Necta-
rines, from the earliest to the latest !;
Cherries, Quinces, Figs. Halle Nuts,
English Walnuts and Spanish Chest
nuts, several fine varieties Grape Vines
embracing choice table Kinds i. Straw
berries and Raspberries, Evergreens, in
great variety, for ornament and for
Cemeteries; Roses-all the best; Dali
lias, Gladiolas, Lilies, Choice Verbenas,
Double and Variegated Violets, Orna-
mental Flowering, Shrubs, Asparagus
and Horse Radish Roots, Usage Orange
and Mccarthy Rose, for hedges Choice
Fruit Trees of all kinds, which will bear
the first season if transplanted early,
will be furnished at moderate prices.
Among other choice varieties of the
strawberry, Charles Downing proves to
be one of the best for our climate. A
new Catalogue sent to all who apply.
Persons wishing will please apply direct
to the Proprietor.
WIN. SUMMER.
H.. Pomaria, S. G.
Feb. IS, 1874 Asst - .
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real es
tate in Abbeville County during tht
month of February, are recorded ii
the Auditors Office:
W II Parker, C E A D, to J T Rob
ertson, 90 acres, S66.
Ut Robertson to W 81 Brooks, 81
acres, 1925.
Thomas Fl Klugh to W G Klugh,
$40 acres, s3,435.
W Klugh to Thomas 81 K.ugh,
12O acres, $3.50. -
Hugh Robinson to B F Lowe, 80
acres, S642.
James S Goud to VIM P Anderson,
124 acres, 1915.
William Duncan to Susan C Bains-
'tree, 153 acres, 81.
John McAdams and wife to c s
EBigby, II acres, $500.
John NJ Brown to EW Ashley, 72
acres, $500.
SIN Tribble to E W Ashley, 112s
;acrcs, $3.50.
HW.B Jones to P 81 Adams, 50a
:acres, $1,000. ....
W A 'Limbecker to Francis NJ
Pope, one lot, s11oo.
W S Chalmers to II NJ Johnson, 4
acres, $500. ... ..
Matthew NJ Malone and Eliza ]
Arnold to I A Jefferson, 3 acres,
$3.50.
JB Hampton to Scott Scotland, "A
acres, $500.
Andrew J Weed to Andrew Brown
172 acres, SITS. ....... ..
w H Peak to John and VIM .Har-
man, interest in 1853 acres, $4,000.
Al Clinkscales to W V Clinkscales
1862 acres, $2545.
J G Wosmansky to Berry Denson'
'120 acres, 1926.
W G Klugh to J S Klugh, 123
acres, $3.50.
VIC Klugh to W N Klugh, $50
acres, $3.50.
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Citation for Letters of Administration
THE State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
BY G. w. .GUFFIN, Esq, Probate
i Judge. 't''' - -"
WHEREAS, Lewis D. Bowie, ESQ.,,
made suit to me, to grant him
Letters of Administration Of the Estate
and effects of Susan Hilborn, late
of Abbcvillc County, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
/ and ;tImonish all and singular the kim
dred and creditors of the said Susan
Hilburn, decd, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Probate,
to he held at AbJeville Court House,
South Carolina, on 18th March next,
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock, i'll
the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
third day Of February, in the year of
1our Lord one thousand eight hundred
Tand seventy-four, and in the ninety
Seighth year Of American IHdcpen-
1dencc. .-.-.
Published .on the 4th, 1ltli, 18th, 25th
day e February, and on the 4th and
lllh of March, 1874, iii the A66erHte
Press and Banner, and for six weeks on
'Ae N''' c. w. GUFFIN, -.
.- .. .. p. "A. C.
Feb. 4, 1874, 43-Gt*
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WARNINGS.

It is time for the Republican party t.
unload. This nursing of monstrositie.
has exhausted the life of the party.
am done with them, and they will have
to take care Of hemsefves.-Ptesiden
Grettt: ,....,, <..,:,. ...
The South CCaaroliinlla, Government is
the worst in the world.-N Y. Journa
Of Commerce.
The Legislature of South Carolina is
apparently a gang of thieves, intent
only upon plundering the people whom
lit is supposed to serve. The Republican
party cannot, and will not, extend any
sympathy to the present government OF
the State-N. Y. Times.
The memorial of the taxpayers of
South Carolina is O document that will
. call up blush of shame to the face of
every citizen of these United States.-
Ncw York Herald.
South Carolina and Louisiana are the
worst governed communities in the
world. The election frauds, the vio-
lence, the corrupt legislation, and the
mercenary judicial decisions in the
Southern States, are of national cOnse-
quence, and concern the welfare Of Re-
publican institutions.-NeV York Even-
ing Post.
I should fall short of my duty if I did
not draw your attention to the imme-
diate and commanding necessity OF
change in the character of our admins
tration of the public affairs of this State.
South Carolina to-day presents spec,
taele which disheartens our friends ana
makes the name of this State by-Word
and reproach to our race.-Congrcsspsdn
Elliott.
No one can depy. the fact that the ex!
penses of the State Government have
been much larger than they should have
been, and that money received from
taxes and from the sale of bonds has
been improperly expended by those in
terested with its disbursement, The
very life of the whole party is imper-
illed, and it behooves us not only to
make fair promises, but to seet to 1t that
our acts shall conform to our express
sions.--Colunbia Union. .- -. :
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PACIFIC GUANOsC COMPANY.
s(oAp1TAL s1oo,ooo,
Soluble Pacific Guano.

This GUANO is now SO we'll
known in all the Southern States
for it's remarkable effects as an agens
cy for increasing the products Of
labor, as not to require special recom-
mondation. from us. It's use for eight
years past has established it's char
actcr for reliable excellence. The
large fixed capital invested by the
Company in this trade affords the
surest guarantee of the continued ex-
cellonce of this Guano. The supplies
put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the su-
perintcndence Of DR.. St. Julian Raw
eneL Chemist of the Company, at
Charleston, S C. Hence planters
may rest assured that its quality and
composition is precisely the samc as
that heretofore sold. -s
'.. .s' J. N, ROBSON,
Selling Agents, Charleston, S. c..
JOHN S. REESE & GO.
,..:.E". General Agents, Baltimore.
Terms--S48 cash; $50 time, with
ont interest. = .....s... ....-.,
TO accommodate planters, 9hcy can
order now and have until 1st April to
decide as to whether they will take
at timo or cash price. When deliver
cd from tho factory by the car load,
mo drayagc will he charged.
ACID PHOSPHATE, GUANO.
BONE, PEAS TER, &C., always on
hand, quality guaranteed 80
j a,li3. ). N. ROBSON.
Dec. 20, 1878, 37-4m .,,.., ...'
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MERCANTILE CHANGE. - The new
firm Of DuPre, Gambrcll & Co. have
bought out the stock of Trowbridgc &
Co., and will occupy the store lately
held by the latter. The members Of
The firm are we'll known and need no
commendalion to the patronage Of
the public. They will keep constant
Iy on hand the best that the market
affords, and will sell low.
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REGENTS OF THE LuNATIc ASYLUM.
Tho members Of the late board OF
regents of the Stale Lunatic Asylum,
are as follows: For the six year term,
commencing December 2I, 1871,
Messrs. S. J. Lee, of Aiken, Robert
Smalls, of Beaufort, and Gabriel Can
non, of Spartanburg. For the six
years commencing December 2l,
1873, Messrs. W. a. Hayne, of Marion,
N. II. Spencer, of Charleston, and }.
N. Smith, of Barnwcll.
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- CARD OF DUPRE & Co.-NEw FIRM
OF DUPRE, GAMBRELL & Co.-See the
card of the old firm and the ADVERTISE
ment of the new. Having purchased
the stock of Messrs. Trowbridge & Co.,
they invite their friends to give them
call ut the well-known stand. The
members of the firm are thorough bu-
siness men, whose motto is to make
quick sales at low rates. They have u
choice stock, and can promise induce
ments to their friends. Give them a
call.
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U. S. REVENUE TAXEs.-The Phe
nir states that Collector Anderson has
received a circular from Commission
cr Douglass, which states that every
person or firm liable to special tax
must, not later than the Both OF
April, or before commencing business
if commenced subsequently, pay the
amount of tax and file their return
A fifty per cent. penalty attaches.
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FRESH ARRIVALS AT W. JOEL
SMITH's.-Our friends can find CHOICE
aot of superb prints and domestics, rs
well as the best of family groceries and
provisions at w. Joel Smiths. His
stock embraces choice hams, lard, mo-
lasses, sugars, coffee, rice, which he is
selling low, also fine variety of crack
ers and cakes, and fresh garden seed and
potatoes for planting. Call early and
get supplied. inducements offered in
price and quality. .......
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New Advertisements.

The following is list of new
advertisements:
4 Card-DuPre & Co.
Cash or credit-DuPrc, Gambrell &
Co.
Fair warning-Trowbridge g. Co. 3.
An appeal-A rmistead Burt.
Cotton seed-F a ConnOr.
Dry Goods-W Joel Smith.
Miles Caters - Emporium of Fash
ion. -.
Estray-Bs Young.
Roots and Shoes-D + Fleming & Co
Final DiscLarge-J G Wosmansky.
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-. GREENWOOD, r..
MALE ACADEMY. 7:

TNHE undersigned wish to inform the
citizens Of this County that the
aboye-named School is, now III success
ful operation. ......- ...... 49,.
Students will be prepared for any Col
Icge they may wish to attend.
Yhe rates of tuition are as follows:
Primary Branches, $500 per Quarter
of fifty days.
Introductory Studies iu English
Grammar and Geography, $500 -
Higher English and Geography,
Book keeping, &C., 5000. ,.. ..r
Classical Studies, $1,000.
Board can be had for $3.50 per
exclusive of washing.
.n s.:a Thomas Duckett,
.. Rev. T. II. Pope.
Feb. II, 1874 44-6nl "-
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nea, The rule established in the
Eighth Circuit Ivy the late lamenteo
Judge James l.. Orr, by which the ju.
ries gave only half the amount of old
debts. has been reversed by his Honor
Judge Cooke. At the last term of the
Anderson court, several verdicts were
obtained for the whole amount of old
debts. - 49,:
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THE WEATHER during the past
week has been variable, with several
wet and disagreeable days. The
Winter has been remarkably mild ,
and vegetation is in q forward state.
A continuance Of such weather will
bring out the buds and blossoms.
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sar A Northern gentleman, Mr..
&vans, from Lowell, Mass, has been
stopping in Grcenvillc the past week.
He is prospecting among the water
power sites, and expresses himself as
dcsirous of investing tbcro for the
purpose Of manufacturing.