The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, September 09, 1854, Image 3
JKSSWSFsP tlj0 Estate of the late 1frH
ianTa wfil K?i' ^Qt "? fiual "dement of tfae
WuTmSJ a l" tha 0l^i.n.ftry'8 offloe, Ab.
Seville District oa the Mmd daj, of Dcccmbn
. >i Ainiss) MOK1USON,.
Adm*r Will annexed.
AngiutSl, 1864. 17 . Sin.
ELECTION OF COUNCIL. '
NOTICE Ib hereby given tli At an Election of
?..i?nInUadant and foul* Wardens for Abbeville
Village, will bo held in the Court Houso,
OU the tofond Mnniton !
j >u uc|iiuiuuer next, Between
Iba hours of 9 ft. in. nnd 8 p. in.
AuguHti.s Lomax, J. A. Allen, aud Martin L.
Bullock arc appointed Managers of said ElcCtiOl)..
*"<te V ? 4 .??
August 26, 1864 16 td
to KBT,
rpttAT large, new an4 Well finished STORE
A on Washington Street, adjoining Wilson
4c Williams, a short distance from the Public
iiquurt nud i Mardiall Ilotcl, 25 feet frout and
30 feet deep, With a good Counting Room and
Iron Soase, Bow occupied by Wm. M. Jlughey
as a Whifctale Gfae&rv Stor*. Fi^m ? . ? I
-gibla Situation, ibis eousi&ered oae of tiie best Jocations
ifrthispTocc. Possession givcu by the
?rst of Octo1)o|rror aodncr.if required.
For further information Apply to t.v
- vr JOHN MoLAREN.
Abbeville C. H., August 2b. 1854. 16?9t
} r'i * .vt '
-***'* PAETWEB8HIP.
ROBJERT H. WARDLAW has associated
JAJll^ 'A. WARDLAW in business with,
him ujider tlic firm of ' Hi
H. WARDLAW ?fc SftST.
Thev ^fill continue' the general Retail Business
?ft their old stand, ?pd trust that tliey will be
tioic uracni with their customers on such liberal
terms as will warrant an extension of past
favors. ' " * 4
They^have made arrangement* by which
they will frequently receive new additions to
their Stfttft'. "
Abbeville, August 29, 1854. 10 6t
.SimPSOST A GARDINER)
WAREHOUSE AM) COMMISSION MKRCIIASTi?,
MMNTOSH ST., AUGUSTA 6A.,_
/6^?iriTI[7"ILL continue the AVaro'^1 <$> Jg
-YY. house and Commi-sion
husiueiu.in their FIltErWtOOF UUlLDlMi on
M'lnioshStreot, in all its branelies, and hope
fov strict neraunul nlti-ntinn tn
nil who 'tofiy put business in their linnd*, to |
merit pubilio favor.
Ordc^. jfor llAciciN(j, Jlorc and Family Sup- i
rues irilod n't tlic lowest market price.
Cash ^dvaucex mnd(' when roquir-'
?J on produce In store.
j. r. srapaoKl [j. t. gakuincb.
August20,'^-JG Otn ,
rpH?..ji?Hd of Trn#te?3 of Ere kino College,
,1_ %^vd?heroby give noticc tlm' the En(lowmep^^f)
tho College is secured on the
Scholarship Finn adopted by tlie Hoard on the
Hth of April 1858, and that the scheme will go
into operation on the first of November next j
nt which iimo the- subscriptions will be due j
"'ce^^W^kboJnrships will be ready for |
oiKirrotmoiron 0j uciore iliu 1st of Xoreniber.
The books tipfll jjii cloaed and the aalo .gf Seliol-!
arshipfc discontinued on the first of April next I
UEM1UIILL, Agent.
Augu i^t^
PROSPECTUS
H? v*Nf ?.?W'
THE T11LEY PIOIVBEB.
r lMlfe HtidewigncJ will nnbliuli in Uhj town of
l;Hhm n ii?wt. \V eekly Paper on or j
boat$l?o nret of 8ept vuiber next, bearing the
oboTQ.Iitlo^;,
i* ?>n Ka M.? O!..-. ,>r ti.? *- ?
duetf^flPhe Valley Pioneer" in a style that will
make it "acceptable to nil elastics of renders; to j
fill iU'eolonun with gehernl intelligence, the j
newrof the day, historical nnecdotee, tnles of
realJiJfey poetry, light literature, humor and
wit; in fac4,4o-make it ijtriekly a Newspaper.
Valley 1'iorieer" will advocate the
commomal infe>restJaiid internal improvement
of the State; the building of the Snvuitnah
ii! ?t!.".'-j-ir.. < ?
<wi> vr % hiiey nn? wiuiiiuiu una iltiinuurg mill <
Honda. It wiltbc independent in |>olitiet*, not
identifying Itself with nny party, but firmly op- .
posing such measures oa nfe iiynroiis to* the 1
prosperity of theStnto and the country at large. 1
The published wHl' bo nbly agisted in the
editorial dejWftnjtnitj which, 'with his expori- '
eftco in tbe Newspaper publishing business, '
and the extreme low rates oT subscription, will (
make the pnper.a weleomo visitor.'
>Tfciua.-~Otw.dollnr in advance. No paper '
will be iiw warded wnloes the nwitey accompany
the order. ... ;i >
Any person procuring fen snbscribcri", and .
forwaraingthe money for "the same will receive
? >< a/>niv?!Au
viiv twjiw M. ;u.
Hamburg", 8. C., August 10 1854. '
$570 IN CASH PEMES. .
MECHANICS, 'INVENTORS AND MAN"
(If ACIURE8S. ;
VOLUME Ten of the "Scwnwio Amcthcaji" :
commouoes on the Htli'of September. It
it chiefly devoted to llio advancement of the
int?rMt nf K?yuD>MjInvMilaii. Ucnnlictnren -
and Farmers, and' is cditod by men praetiddly
> akillodiin tbe: art* and sdpiw* Probably no
Other journal ofUwuutme cbarneter ii so exten
' ?1TeIy circulated, or so generally ateenmd for
Jt* practical ability. Nearly .ail tho Valuable
i* whick,a?<3 jseood weakly from the Pat cnt
office arc illaairated with Engravings, and
the claims of tb^JPateriU arc poblislied regularly
in thoy arnissued, tboa
making it a |ierfee8r semftmoaxd hccjiamical
CMCrai>nu>i^tffNnMi^:?Mrthe subjects
tmrmwemtnU. OkmitttM.
3 ^ ^ UT,
iotip^g
^^^^^^wprtk^adfmore Uuia
in
will ndvjin WORWV ???rp, IB regird
to tb?A*reUy ct Wf iiwpfO'Wf?**!
X- A ' *" *
i "t *
_.^Tto?i;otn'..%3 / Sj
IlJUBKfeBV forewarn aH from Trpqliig
for-j? KOTE ji*?B by roe to Qeorg?
1V< Rfaof; for HgliVHttnfirtd Dollar*, given
some tlWe Inet Jnnaary, as the consideration
for wlilch th? s*{d note Wna aitcn l?a? proved
unsouud, and I do not intend to pay the same
unless compelled by Inw.
l.'T Ttlft rt k ttntirit T
a <muv VilWLl>l!iUL<
I August SOth, 1804. 16 3t
" LAUD FcBTSALE.
r|^llE Subscriber offers for solo bis tract
X of Land, in Abbeville District, five r?iltl
miles from Ninety-six Depot, and one mile from
Puckctt's Ferry 011 Saluda river, containing
3 6 3 Ac res.
About seventy five acre# Woodland, well timbered;
Dwelling, and oil necessary outbuildings
attachedand as healthy as any situation
in the Distriut. , ,
Persons wishing to purchaso laud, would do
well to call and examine fur themselves. 1 am
determined to sell, and if not sold before the
first Monday in October, it will be sold at pub*
i:? ..?.I? A ??> ? ?
MW Mtivuvu OV nUUUTUlV u. XX.
Person* purchasing tlic land, can also pur- '
chase Stock, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Plantation '
Tools, Ac.
W. B. MERIWETHER. J
August 19, 1804. 13 lm 1
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PERSONS indebted to the snlncriber are re- |
quested to settle their liabilities on or be- ,
foro the 1st September. After the first your t
notes will not be iu my possession. <
AUGUSTUS LOMAX. J
August 19, 1864. 15 tf (
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COBTCEEN. t
PERSONS Owing CLARK <fe TILLOTSON t
must pay rip by sale-ilnj- in September
next, or thev will find their notes and accounts c
U tl... i.....J* ~r i~i.~ Tr W!1
u vuv uniiua ui ovrilll Al. >> II3UII, H.3U. \
Remember, I can't take promised for pnv. I
1). W. C. TILLOTSON.
Aul'UsL 19, 1854. 15 tod v
Banner will copy. t
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA^"
Abbeville District.? Citation.
WHEREAS, William Mnttox lias applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all
and singulnr (lie goods rind chattel*. rights and r
eredits of Jesse Mattux, lute of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These arc, therefore,!^ cite and admonish all (,
and singular, the kindred and creditor* of the
said deeonsi'd. to and nim?nr 1n>for? m.< m
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at Ablmville Court House, on the t!
first day of September next, lu sliow cause, if ?
nav, why the said .administration should not be ?
granted. y
Ciiven under my hand and seal, this sixteenth
day of August, in tho year of our Lord one h
thousand eight hundred mid fifty-four, and a
in the s^-voiily-ninth year of American In- h
dependence.
WILLIAM IIILL, 0. A. D.
Aug. 19, 1831. 2-15 2t
PA INT ING
r|"MIE Subscriber, having located himself
.JL at Abbeville C. 1L, is prepared to do
iiuuse, oiiin, nnu vrnniueiiwu i i n- J
per Hanging, Cleaning Furniture, Ac.
All work c:itriidt?J to me will be executed
with neatness and dcApntch.
tar Orders from the country promptly at- r
tended to. '
W. A. GUAYDOX. w
Marshall House, Abbeville C. II., S. C., ) tl
August 1, 1854. 13 3m ) V
Ho ! for Chick Springs!
Subscriber lias now on the line l?etween ?
i Greenville and Chick Springs, a fine n"d 2
commodious
FOUR-HORSE HACK. ?
Which will leave the village every day, after
the arrival of the ears from Columbia; and re- L
turning, will leave the Springs after breakfast, tl
Fare, $1 00 each way.
E2T* Scats ean be eucurcd at my residence,
nppoaite the Mansion Hi?use.
Aug. 12 1 Itf W. L. CRAWFORD. Whiilock,
Coskery 6c Co.,
tI7 A T>T*TrATTCD iim OAinrraQTAV I
tv n grgivuoa a.n x/ win in i noivn j
MERCHANTS. C
CAMPBELL ST., AUGUSTA Ga. T
VfTHI' Undersigned respect- "V "/
A fully inform their friends
?nd the Public gene.villy, that they still eon- j,
tinne the above BUSINESS, at their old Stand, /r
?!..>< ?-;ii ~??An<;nn .
........ H?vi.nvu j(
bo all liiisinoss entrusted to their care. Liber- /(
fil Cadi Advancia made on Produce in store. ^
Orders fer BAGGING, ROPE and family i
3Ui'l'l.lE& Cnrofidly filled ut the lowest Mor- a)
kets. J. W. WHITLOCK, ,
JOHN* COSKKRY. *
A. J. WlllTLOOK. t,
August 12, 4. 14 tfm jj
Town Lot for Sale. ?
State of South Carolina, Abbeville District, v
IN EQUITY. P
John H. Wilson, Adm'r of "j ^
Ann Goff, 1 | Dm to mU R o1
Samuel Goff and |
David Goff. J , .. r
T>Y Order of the Court of Equity, I will aell
i
ville a H., on.*?r?di* ?H January *
next. - The piirebwr aill gi?? bond with sure
ty to mcure the purchase money.
u~iA W nn? and a a Barter acre*.
more or lees, and is situated on tJio public street,
adjoining-lots and I?nds of Charles Dcody.? '
Costs to be nsid in mb. - '
H. A. JON EH, O. ?. A.J),
,, Commissioner's Office, August 8, 4864. 18td
JXF8TBjuumivmil '
Mi STBAUSS, Cokcftburr- (
T OADIES DRESS GOODS, such as Birn^
SrU Tiwiea, Chslly, Grenadines, Muslins. FoplJni;|pl?dD,
flgursd, dotted Swiss MU8LINB; .
nlnahiUIlL Juontti. Aft. ]
r " *
Embroideries.
Beautiful assortment of Collar*, Chemisett et, lofeat
Bodies Under Sleeve*, Cuff*, Linen Cam-.
brie-JIandkerchieft, Ac.
Talmas ao4 TOautillas,
NEW ST VLB BONNETS AND HISSES flATS.
' % - 11' ?amoi>. ?.
DRE3$ TUIMM1NG&
? ~ ' r "
-y. i*>A Jf* JL/ JLU JL ill
V ALU^LB aBAiSSTATE FOE
-jS|?fv rpHE Snbiicrtbci'baVingpapchaacd lands
'J8HL in, tho State tit Florida, will sell the
following valuable Reitf Estate la tlic village
of Abbeville and vicinitt;
Tenement# No. 1 and 2 Granite Kang<9ktaiiang
tw6 1 itrgo and spacious 8torea cfTcli,
wittl fln<! largb' second iStury ri/t/ms sufficient
for two families Also there'isWh the premises
a fine well of water, and sufficieht ground for
yards and gardening purposes.
?-also?
The Rauiey Hotel, and oppurteumiccs, sixty*
six feet front and four huuared in det?th. The
Hotel will be put in first rate repair by 1st October
next.
The above property will b? in three separate
lots, to suit purchasers, or altogether if
desired, on a credit of fivo yean with interest
irom <jaie.
i?A180? *
A Tract of 4()0 ncrea of cxcellsnt Land, lvihg
on Long Caa \ six mile* east of Abbeville
C. H., adjoining lands of David Keller, Copt.
Win. Smith, G. W. Cromer and others. There
are 160 acres of fiipa timbered land on the tract
?100 acres under cultivation, and the balance
under good fence. This tract is regarded by
jood judges as being one of the best grain
plantations in the neighborhood.
?Also?
A tract of 860 nores lytair five miles North
if Abbeville C. If., adjoining lands of Mrs.
Hoof, Estate of Robert Gordon, 4Vlcxnndcr Stck'ntisnn
An/1 nfliniw 1. ' - - '
wm? w?..v?o, ?iivnu A3 VIIU JUUWie UIIU
>?n < Tuckey Lands. There is clcarsd about
J00 acres, and tlte balnneo well timbered. Thin
.met will be divided into two or three tract*
.0 suit purchasers. \
The above tracts will be sold on a credit of
hrec years with interest from date. Note mid
ippro ved security to secure tliel purchase mo cy.
l'crsons wishing to make investment tlmtis
ertnin of paying handsome dividends, will do
veil to examine the above property, ns it will
>c sold on the most accommodating terms.
If the nbove property is not disposed of preious
to Sale Day in October next, it will then
?o sold at auction to the highest bidder.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL.
August 5, '64 13 Rf
Goods at Cost!
AT ABBEVILLE C. H.
I'M IE Term of co-partnership existing between
Wilson ?fe Williams 1ms n?w nearly exired.
nnd for the purpose of closing up the
U&ines?, we ofTer our gooJs
At Cost for Cash.
Onr stock is yet very complete, embracing all
lie varieties wc have usually kept, nnd can
AW KA /T..I. -* XT V--I 11
~ ? vv |/ui\;iiuov?Jt ? nil OUd/lfUbllUW 1 UTK *111(1
lharlestou prices. Now is llic time to supply
ourselves with cheap goods!
As we have ninny very desirable goods on
and, wc feci confident-'that nil who will exmine
our stock and prices, will find it to their
i?tero*t to supply themselves at once.
WILSON ?fc WILLIAMS.
August 1, 1851. 13 3in
CROCKER & REES,
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
Merchants,
ACKSON' STREET, BELOW AND OS TIIB Ol'l'OSITE
SIDE OF WAUKKX's BLOCK,
AUGUSTA, ?A.
rllE Undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends nnd former pntronx. tlint tlu>3'
rill remove, on the 1st of September next, t?>
ic NEW AND SUBSTANTIAL FIRE PROOF
WAREHOUSE on Jackson Street below and
n the opposite side of Wnrron'a Block.
Wo will give our personal attention to all
UAincsd entrusted to our cnre, ns Heretofore,
nd hope to merit a continuance of the favor of
rmer pntrons.
We are prepared t<> inake at all time?, liber1
eauh advances on Producc in store.
Order? for BAGGING, ROl'R, nnd FAMIY
SUPPLIED will l>e cnrofu.ly filled and at
ic lowest market price.
JOHN I!. CROCKER.
JOHN C. REKS.
July '29, 1831. 12?2m
^ inrilDa SAIab
SY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias,
to me directed, 1 will sell nt Abbeville
ourt House, on the ft rut Monday in SEl*EMBER
next?
50 acres of lnnd, more or lein, bounded by
ohn A. StcwirT,"JoliiiX Monro, and others;
ls<> 10 Negrovs. Elvira and 3 children, Jesse,
inbelln, and William; Lewis, Wiley, Rachel,
'iirncr, Permelia, and Cornelia. Also, at de
:nrtnut 3 residence, on rriday after sale-dn}',
3th Sept.) 4 hornet, two-horse wagon, 1 buggy
ml harness. 2 sows and pigs, 1 head of cattle,
lot blacksmith tools, 1 cotton gin, 1 grindtone,
2 beds and furniture, 2 bureaus, 10 chairs,
loom, 1 desk. 3 looking-glasses, 3 table?, lot
f boxes and barrels, 1 clock, 1 cupboard, planttion
tools. dtc., dec. The property of Thomas
loiamond, at the suit of Charles Smith and
then.
400 acres of land more or less, bounded by
William Martin, Charles Dondy and other*; the
roperty of Wm. S. Ansby, at tho suitof llenrj
ktkins and others.
8. A. IIODOES, U. A. JJ.
August 12, 1854. 14 Ud
Cokeabury Masonic Female SohooL
rHTS Institution will resume its Exercise, on
the first day of Aagost. The 8ession will
ontlnuefour months; the'charges for tuition
rill be only for that time, at the usual rates.
ho Exercises of. the last Session are n sufficient
omaiandation to thd public?nothing more
leed be said.
By order of tba Board. - '
?. A. COSfKER, Secretary.
July 81. 18 : " *t
HBNRI S. KMHH,
IVHOLEIIALE ft RETAIL
DEALEU IK . .
SROCEBIBS, PR0T18I0NS k CONFECTI0NARIES,
ABBEVILLE, C. H., S. O.
May 10, 1863. 1-tf
Ho. 1 Mackerel, Freih Salmon and Codfine
2 dot Can* large and small, TreA 8ALMOND.
For wile by ' IL B KKRR.^
Jttne 17, 1864. tftf
< - - - - - -
I'otaih, Potash.
QAA LBS 6ft POTASH jo?t received and
vUU for mqptaasit ?m? from fb?
barrel) by *F
^HP?rt, J864. ?tf
- - #ug*r, 0?a. M4 XoteMM.
-H JUJCT Jg ?" MIS!
CAKPMMTE. WBtE
(ST* The friends of lion. P. 3: #ROOK& a
nounce him us a candidate for TiPpBfmtu&i
Representative of .the 4th district of Semi
Qnrolina in the Congress of the United States,
The friend# of Col. A. C. GARLTNOTn
respectfully nnnttOncc liim as n Candidate t
represent the 4th Congressional District, at th
election in October ncJct. [mar 26?46
fjf" We are authorized to announce Get
Samuel McUoyriOix. candidate for the Legii
lltuKi
]ty We are authorized to nnnouace ThoMa
Thompson, Esq., a'cpiididute for the Legislatuft
fy Wc are authorised to announce Dr. J
W. Hearst u candidate for a scat in tbe ncx
Legislature.
t35r We nro authorized to announce B. 2
IIkrndon n Candidate for the Legislature at th
uext election.
er We are authorised to announce Col. SI
O. Talma* a Candidate for the Legislature. 1
We are authorized to announce Ei>wa?
Noble a candidate for the Legislature.
fgT Tho friends of Copt. B. 'A. Hodoes ret
pcctfully announce him as a candidate for To.
Collector at the ensuing election.
fg* The friends or John R. Wilson respect
fully announce him as a candidate for Tax Col
lector of Abbeville District, nt the ensuing elec
tion.
f!W Wk are authorised to announce the Rev
James Moorf. as a candidate for re-clection a
Tax-Collector of Abbeville District, at the cn
uiiig election.
Tin: friends of Javis II. Cobb respectfully
nnnoiinco liitn as a candidate for Sheriff at th<
coming election.
C^-Tlie friends of JAMES M. VAND1VEI
respectfully announce him as a candidate foi
'fax Collector of Abbeville District, At the en
suing cloation.
ZW Tlic friends of U. W. IIAWTIIORN re
spectfullv announce hiui a candidate for Sheriff
alty of Abbeville District, at the ensuing clec
tion.
C3g- Tlic friends of G. M. MATTISON res
nppt.fllll\? lillll n nnmliilAtn fn!
Sheriff of Alibcvillc District at the ensuing elec
tion.
CSTTlio friends of THOMAS R. COCHRAN
respectfully announce liim as a Candidate foi
Sheriff of Abbeville District, at the ensuing <^cc
tion.
130- The frieiuls of JAMES M. MARTIN, re
spectfuDy unnouncc hiin ns a candidate foi
Sheriff of Abbeville IMstrict, ot the ensuing
election.
EDWAHD WE8TPIBLD,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.;
RETURNS thanks for past favors, and rc
"spcetfullv solicitsacontinuancc ofthesonie,
It.. I ..l?.il.. l 1 -r f_!
t?r LuiiMumij, uii iiMitu, ui uiDuwnniunu
faoturo, n I.nrgo Assortment of SA1>DLES,
HARNESS, UKIDLES. MARTINGALES, &o.
Also, WHIPS, STIURL'i* IKON'S nnJ IJ1TTS.
Being n practical workman, ho is prepared tc
make to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness and
Military Equipments, nt short notice, and at as
low prices as any other establishment.
E3T I'nrticulnr attention paid to all kinds ol
Repairing.
June S, ISOI. . 6G tf
~ CULUM MIX AI)VEirnSEMENTS. ~
FISHER &AGNEW & CO.,
COURT HOUSE RANGE, COLUMBIA, S. C.
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF
finglixh Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns, See., &c.
lirOCLD call the attention of the citizens o
t T Abbeville to their utouk of
Hardware, Faints, Oils, Window Qlasi, Ac
CONBlfiTISO, IX PART, AB KOM.OWS, VIZ'
Rat, Round,Square. Oval, Half-oval, Band, Sheet
and Hoop IftoN;
Brad*, Nails, Spikes, Tacks, Pot-ware, Fire Dogs
Fan fScaring, Mill Irons, Bolting Cloths,
Axes, Spades, Shovels, Hoc?, Tea Kettles,
Trace ami Wagon Chains of all kinds. Scythes,
F-ocks, Iliugcs, Latches, Wire, Screen Wire,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Waffle Irons,
Qunpowdcr, Blasting Powder. Percussion Cap#
Patent Safety Fuse, Shot, l>nd,
Mill Saws. Cross-cut Saws, Wagon Boxes,
Carpenter's Tools in endless variety, Anvils,
Vices, Screw Plates, Stocks and Dies, Bellows,
Coat, German and Blister Steel, Borax.
Carriage Springs, Axles, Hubs, Shaft*, Felloes,
Patent Jjeathcr, Enamelled Cloth, Daali Frames
Holts, Malleable Castings Knobs,
Laces, Brass nnd Silver Plated I3an<L*,
And Carriage Materials generally.
Pure White Lead, Chrome Green,
Paris Green, and Paints of-all kinds,
Window Class, Putty, VarttUbes, Japan,"
Linseed Oil, Spirits rurpeutine, <fcc. .
Their *toek comprises the largest and best as
sortment in Columbia, is purchased On the verj
best terms, and will be soul at a small advana
fbi* ensb.
Orden?, accompanied witb sntufactory refer
mjcp, will rcceivc prompt attention, and al
oods will be delivered at tha Railroad Depo
' r ?' FISli^E -AGNEW 6 OO.
Columbia, Oct. 26, 1858. tt -tf
Bollinger A Friday,
Oppotiie Jaunty t and HunCt Hotel*,
Colombia, 8. O.
WnOLMALK A*D RETAIL DIALERS I*
Groceries, Liquors, Hardwire.t?4 PliBtatioi
Supplies.. - '
Pvtbuo COTTON and other PRODUCE.
| ?W Delircr all Goods at the Depot free o
charge. mh25
W. BOM.lNOrn. , | JAS K. FJUDAY.
niDDLfiKAVFF A CALHOU*.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS HiFOBBICpf ANI> AMERICAN
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
COLUMBIA, 8. G. ^
K. miDDi.r:ftarrK. ' | (KM, CALPO^i
ACg. ?,lH5g, ^g-riy
Corntraf Rich<rrde*n and Law el street*, ,
>< ?t>4l CHIumU* 1. ^1. .'.
' ctofwhffe. ' . pihM
of'
,2& a,-'.
' COLUMBIA advebtjsembhts. "
u . ? . Bamany's*Pi2ao fltor?.
* MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
?;ouimDta, R. C.
N ulTil i ^ NUN'S ACO'S, Patent Diagonal
? SlrT^mi^napiSnoa; HalletDaVi?<fe C<fe
10. V/ ? * if UPa'tftnt SffBpeusion Bridgo Pianos,
Gbickcrings, Travero, and other beat maker*' Pi,
alios, at the Factory Price*. A
,1 April 1, 1801. ; 47 6ro.
s A. C. Squier,
I, Xot. 208 and 210 Main itreet,
r. ' Columbia, 8. C.
1 A/TANUFACTURER and generaltfflfltaHj
iJ-L dealer in fine anAplftin FURj f # I 'TI
N1TURE, CHAIRS. PfANOS. "WALL PAPER.
c MATTRASSES, Ac., <kc., at low prices for easl^
and all warranted for one year or longer,
r AH kinds Furniture made to order, and^all
, kind* noatly and promptly repaired. Alao,
Wood and Metal Burial Case*. ml>26
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CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
W i. .
r TRANSPARENT ^
WINDOW SHADES,
1 PAPER-HANGINGS AND MATTRESSES!
177 King-Street, Charleston, S. 0.
TUG subscriber lias on hand a large aesortg
meat, and ia constantly receiving by the
steamers, tne latest patterns of WINDOW
* SHADES and PAPER-HANGINGS, for sale
wholesale nnd retail 1
r Transparent WINDOW SHADES, of ev-ry
i style and variety, from 60 cents to $0 each I
French and Auioriean PAPER-HANGINGS,
, and BORDERS, of the latest Patter^- from;
Ci coutc to $6 per Roll.
?AlSO?
A large variety of CORNICES, Lace and
Muslin CURTAINS, Damask and Satin DE
LAINES, Centre Tassels, Loops, Bands, Pin*,
- Venetian Blinds, Cane Blinds, Mattresses, Cuak
ions. Fire Screens, ?kc.
.tSAU kinds of UPHOLSTERING ; and the business,
as usnal, attended to in all its branches.
MATTRESSES?Moss, Cotton, Wool and Hair
r Mattresses, always on hand, made from tho best
material. AIbo Bolster?, Pillows, Feather Bods
and Palliasters. Call and sec them?prices
, reasonable.
r To persons wishing any of tlic above articles
to sell, a discoitnt will be made.. The prices of
thin establishment nrn moilnmtn nml
and as low as any other establishment.
* " II. W. KINSMAN.
[ March 25, 1854. 46 ?
" Browning & Lemon,"
IMPORTERS OF
French, British and Oerman
209 and '211 King-tired, corticr of Market tlreet.
inariesion, s. u.
(AARPliTINGS?Ingrain, 3 I'lys, Brussels,
J Tapestry niul Velvets.
i CURTAIN MATERIALS, in Silk, Satin, and
| W orsted.
( CURTAIN CAMBRICS and MUSLINS, in large
variety.
r EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
all style*.
GILT CORNICES, in all the new designs.
CURTAIN GIMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS, TES!
SELS, ?fce.,
DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES, in nil
varieties.
British nud American FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and STAIR
1 CARPETINGS. of all styles. V;
WILTON, VELVET, and AXMINSTER RUGS,
in great variety.
PLANTATION WOOLEN'S?B LANKET S,
- PLAINS, KERSEYS, CAPS. Ac.
f Red and White FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, Ac.,
COTTON OSNABURGS, of all tlio best Southern
makes.
English nnd \merican COTTON FLANNELS.
L French, English, nnd American PRINTS.
LINENS, of Richardson's superior make, for
Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Table
' Damasks, Doylies, Napkins, Towellings,
Huckabacks, Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapers,
urnss Uioms, rt:e. . J*
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS and yESTINGS, of Lest
French Good.
SEllvants clotiis, in nil tlio sliades of Eng'
lif-h Goods. t ?
satinets, TWEEDS, JEaNS and linseys,
of all qualities and sryles.
WITH A FVI.L ASSOnTME.NT OF *
RICn DRESS GOODS.
In SILKS, TISSUES, BAREGES, GRENA^
DINES, MUSLINS. &c.
BOMBAZINES, ALPACAS and MOURNING
GOODS, in great variety.
EMBROIDERS and LACE GOODS, of every
. description.
mr**VTTMri r?ntv?n /-*? js_ ?_ n *
\ ruunu jlmviioo uuuufi in ureav vanoiy con,
stantl}' received.
All'the above arc of our own DIRECT 4M;
PORTATIONS, and offered at the LOWEST
\ MARKET Prices.
TERMS.?Cash, or City Acceptance.
w 1ST The ono price system strictly adhered
t to, and all Goods Warranted. '
BROWNING 4 LEMAN. Charleston,
!?. C., March 8?, 18*4.
DRY GOODS IN CDARLE8T05, S. C.
afc JfaBuk
r IXrOKT&U Off .
yb*. 209 and 211 King-it, corner of Market-tL,
Charleston, 8. C. >
I Plantation Woolen*, BUnketa, <fce^
Cari>etings and Curtain Materials,
flfaln and Rich Dress Good#,
I : Clonks, Mantillas, Shawls.
Term* etuh?one price only. ' mli2?
- tpOS. n. IfASCH* . . t. M. a, ftlfAUP
MARCH A. SHARP,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COLUMBIA, 8. 0.,
V- attend to the sale of All kind* of Merjt
f chandize, Prodacc, &?. Also, Real and
-v ;fej?0B0l Property. Or purchase and sell Slaves,
f? ^M&on eommiaeloin. { , '/
'J, Boom: No. 120 Richard ?on street, %nd
**"' V> 'irfori 1 "'ri r'y^'
: V" a '.& Wr<4t-&Xf V9ri+ & Co.,
-; s/i ^ ntokm qpr?nBMi?i rtfl*
^ ^ --*rahyj^ ;
vl :> , .-cniB '.kEjft ?.< v^. j-?.
MRPM^Wm.' Stowiajad. - - .
sppilliPW ?
? - it '
' '^-.?::^vyy;f '
i?L0a?pl|g
corner Society oppotiit MttfAawt*
i Hotel, ^ & ' " .v
. Charleston, -4* ^
*jrr" '
MAN(JFA(7fUftiTBS Oit
MEN'S, YOUTH'S ^
BEG leave to a6qualnt
a that they always hBTd"o? band fi gefinu ^
assortment of CLOTHING, euitabU tor all ^
sons, which they guarantee to^^B nt^- ?>?$ .
New York Catlr^riftc?#. y '
NEW GOODS received by every stealer,
direct from their
IST Merchant* supplied on libtefal tarraag& ^ "
, PHELPS, ' '
Chorleaton, March 28, 1864. ' ? ;fft-toi ...
BAILER DOUGJLAS dcMAN^ERSt^f,' '
- - *' WHOLESALE AMD.
No. 319 King-ttrcet, 8 door* about Qeo*/fr .
V Charleston. B.
J. A. DAI LEV, C. DOU0LA9, AHDMSOtT.
Reference?J.vo. A. CAniouHhEaq. - *
jail. 14 86 ly
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Cameron, Webb & Go.,'; *
(Successors to G. <b XL Caiikeos,) ?
IMl'ORTKBS OF ... .Vvv, J."
CHINA, CLASS AND MTflBSWttB,
No. 140
Charleston^ South CanJliai^ .
car 'Will supply Country Merchant# with
Goods in their line at as low rates M Umrcan .
buy in New York, or elsewjiere. . ' -\PX
u. r. CAMERON, 1 <. ' '?*
W. L. WEBB, > . ?. . iJr r
W. M. SAGE. ) * mhat
CHARLESTON CARPET WAREHOUSE. . .
William Calder VHAS
always on hand the largest sad beat
6olected sttick of CARPETING to b?
iouiiu iu me city, viz:?Fine Ingrains, low
priced; superfine Ingrains, Tapestry velvet,
Tapestry Bttlseels, low priced Brussels, Three
Ply Cnrpetinge, Green and Printed Baize, Hearth
Rugs and Door Matts, Stair Carpeting and
Stair Rods, Bindings, <Lc., <fcc. Matting, all
widths. ...
With a large assortment of FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, from 8 to 24 feet in width, fbr Rooms,
Lobbies, ?te., without seam. "Sf..
Nob. 246 and 243 King-st., cornerHaseL
LEONARD OFLAPm, T~"
manufacturer and,. dealer in
CARRIAGES ftgE?^ AND HARNESS, * *
Next door North of Pavilion Hotel, 124 Meet- ,
ing street. nnd 83 Went worth street* - *'
CHARLESTON, 8. a N.
B.?An immense stock of YEBICt<E8
and HARNESS constantly on hand.--1 Getatv '?
inducements now offered in extreme lovjtrictt. .Evtry
articlc warranted. yvX", C
Oct. 2Q, . 25 . ly
WINDOW SASHES, pDl M ~ HAVING
the Agency of thV largest Fo?tory
in the States, I am pnpartd to 4111
orders for any article in iUe liue.^fc?AXSO,?
. W- ' -V?.
Points, Oile, Glass and Builders' Hardware,
and every other article in the building line. ' '
" JOHN 0. SIMONS,
226^King street, sign of the Whale.
CHARLESTON DAT MANUFACTORY, "
240 King street, ^
A~LL kinds of Beaver, Moleskin, Silk and
Jt\. Cassiinere HATS, of. the latest style*,
irujde to order at short notice. .. r
An excellent assortment of now stylet pf
STRAW GOODS. Soft Travelling Hata and
Gap?, always on liaud. K. HAWLBY. .
John 0.: Willis, ?&
FANCY BOOT AND_SH0E STORE, .
irururs, carpet, juags, v aiisos, vomn ua
Brushes, ~ ~ .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Corner of King ttrcet and Horlbadi'i Alley,
nih25 Charleston, 8. O. ^ : ' '
William Caldery. 4 / v
DEALER IN ALL KINDS Ot ~~ ,
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAS .
Not. 24 U and 248 King-street, corner of Ka*tl>
inh23 ?'' Charleston, S. O. v. .
B. ELLane, * ;**
trrt _ * ?- *i.Li_ *" i*:-.3 -j ./ ?'V. ?
wnMcunc ijooji) isiuuonery Jtaa runynwB '
Baii?ef . ^
Medical," Mi&collaneoas tnd Aireowt^BQtNW:
Inifr?aJ vppbty, at the loirwttqjMl# prices,
*ro. 6 UajtMMrM* ' ^->* -'
CbarlettoD, 8oiu C&nlltifc
;1 itobicrirf,
WBtlSSA Cijfp m$gk0
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SIGN or TO* LAUGK TEttSvr UORTAtt, . .
Pamitu^ PiiiftU, Sonrifl*l In*tr?m?aM/Dv4i
StufFa/Perfuiqet^ Sos^ Wio^Q1*
:
UTT0RTEB9 AND DKUUU0^i^:'!<r?l'?A'' ji>
Watehei, Cloeki, Jewelry, 8Uto-W?o>
Military and Fancy
North Eatf corturr of Ktag anal Bfatl
mhM Qhartaatoh, ,
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