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WALMR t BltOTUER atrnwmgm 0K?t>??8, HardvWs. GroWies. - .r-% ~ 7 . /: HATS AMD CATS. - Ready-Blade Clothing JFerrnw^mg <0> coins I^IjOWS, < ' ... -v. * moN & STEEL f ? * .?v: . . ? > Jl Nf) in fact,1 is everything to b jfV.fbnnd jn a well-stocked, gcnerj store. Putronngo desired on a basi of valao received, Motto, ,;Loi prices and fair dealing."' Liberal at vuneos, on shipments to our friends. Fob. 18, 1S70, 43^-tf 1300 Bushels Best ^ WMte Virginia Corn 50\i Bu." Pure Yellow, at latoreductiouin price. 50 Barrel* of Virginia Flour 25 Bbls, Different Grades of Floor Ail'at lowest market rates. * WALLER ft BROTHER. Feb. 18, J 870, 43?tf .NEW ORLEANS SYRUP FLORIDA 8YBTJP. Refining Syrup, different grades BEST WATERMELON, WHITE DRIP SYRUP WAJJ^ER 6 BROTHER. February "TO, 1870, 43?tf TO ARRIVE. CLEAR RIBBED SIDES, BIBBED SIDIS, Shoulders, Mess Pork, Awl Bodt Ksttlf Rendered Lard, WALLER & BROTHER. 'iat?if ^T^wSsOK^ NEW MILL, b'ft.il li I ' -r-, >7 .v i 7?U^r HM; ObliM Family, J4.60; Extra Choice v' . .*?naiy, I8.00: Pat up faMs of 24,49,M 98Ltts To Purcliasersi April 2^, 1870, i, tf -NOTICE. ' > ?* .w A "W T1 ' Axjij pereon* are hereby warnec against trading for a note giver by John Ni folding und John H. Ow tugs Ibr,the*atn pf blie hundred anc five dollars, to "W. Henry Moore, aric bearing date either in February 01 March 1876;'aud -which was los either between Hodge*' Depot ant Abbeville C. H., or at Abbeville C. II ?Alijd AgrfTneK'ttSa^ihg for a doe bit for aaVeft dolmrs, given to tho aann by S.A. llodges, either in February or March ''1870. Payment of th< above notcfhas been iOoj^mL <\ w. HEIf RY MOOBE. April 22,1870, Si?St / k". I Pharmaceu^d^jai8U?n! Syrup of ftypOpnospljitea Com p. Winaof ?jMws*yn. B?rk, \ Win* of >fV?MM<tovi . :. - v. Klixirof B*rkTV}tK Profco*. of Iroi Elixir Ch^r. of Iron Elixir JE*lflri*q?** or Ammonia, : EHxir ' j:iprfi -/ ? Elixir of?rgS? *** Em. 6;,.,.#, 1 : s4=; " Cod Lm^. < t y j Iv? ry T V f-\ , J^Lfrj^lNferag/:? tir X.AUIE8 . frftfYKIft durability those k^itoli?u>QriDrFi 0 i I'J ' illMMMMOHMfniBti ' : ' Ctote. tarnation. ". ' -^O.ipMlrt Wn.1 lui t to? to AVhoir ^totb)ff?d ? fc^*tt<>a oB tV? pnb 5 joot Of Cmoefe labor, ask loavo to rt tporu: ... Thot-the-Hmftcd time allowed will not permit the preparation of an club I orate wpftrt, |>ot they believe the sub jeet well deaorvea tlio consideration ol the convention. Your committeo aro of the opinior that the introduction of Chtneso lu bor would bo of greut benefit -to r largo portion of South. Carolina. It the lowor part oT "the Slate and or tho islands wore rice and long cotton , is cultivated, and where it Is supposed 9 whitc*lubor cannot be permanently 01 profitably employed, it would- seem tc be a great acquisition. * The Chinaman is reported to enjoj almost, per feet health on tho low river lands in the most unhealthy regions of the South and Southwest. Chinese labor is not an experiment, J because in Louisiana it has been tried 'with great suceess, and very much to '? tho satisfaction of those who have ' procured it. 8 It is important, however, that this * labor should be procured from the rural districts, since tho labor brought from the seaport towns is likely to bo vory much demoralized, and not - likely to give satisfaction. The Chinese laborer haS- shown J; himself industrious, frugal, obedient * nnd attentive to the. interest of his ^ employer, lie is by by nature mild ' and pacific. Ilia shrewdness and wonderful imitative powers enable him readily to rcquiro the necessary information and to perform Ayith l'a, cility every kind of farm labor Admiral Semines, who has had opportunity to see these people at home says in his most interesting work? "Service Afloat"?that "the Chinaman is born to industrythat "ho is the cheapest producer on the face of the ' earth, because his habits are simple r. l '? rrn._ ' unu n u-ui. j.iiu muiiu uisunguisneti gentleman, speaking of a visit to an English merchant, residing in China*, at whose, country seat ho dined and spcut the night, sayB: "His housc. hold was a pattern of neatness aud comfort?there was an air of cleanliness and neatness throughout?which one rarely ever sees in a bachelor cs, tabliehiuent. His servants were all Chinese?and males. Chihi and lluChin, and the rest of them, ploughed his fields, mowed his hay, stabled his horses, cooked his dinners, waited on his guestB, washed his linen, made his bed and marked his gamo of billiards. ( If there had been a baby to nurse, it would have been all the same." \Vc think that the Chinaman cannot be surpusted, either us servant or laborer, t>y any othor, whether you place him in the house, the garden, the field, the workshop, or on the rail 4 UUU< It is gratifying to yonr committcc to be ablu to report, on reliable information, that tbo Chinese laborer can bo brought into our Suite at a price within the means of moset of our planters?#a3r at' an expense of not more than ouo hundred and twentyfive dollars per head, the wbolo or a greater part of which would, be re-; funded by iho loborcr. In one instance, where a uumber of Chinese la-j borers hove recently been'brought to New Orleans, the cost per heatf wa? sixty-tivo dollar*, all of which the la,boriir contracts to refund from, his first earnings: These people have coni tracted for five years at filly cents per day, ana ull lost time to be a.c counted lor at the namo rale. They work from sunrise until sunset, allows mg one hour for diftnur, - and agree to obey unquestioned ail orders from the owner or manager. Your committee think that it is only necessary to U6C the same means to introduco tho Chineso as is employed for the introduction of other-foreign laborers. Mun ey and concert of action tviU brine tiiem. * a - And they, are needed.. A tSst po?y tion of oar lands arc lying waste and ' uncultivated,. 'We can give eipploy1 mcnt to j^l who may come; aatf while - giving a iieftrty welcome to others, 1 we hope the conv*intionwill not over' look that Bouree froift ^vhiclr an alr most in&xhaustible supply of '^labor 1 may be opijMped, and tfbiOh, perchance may do tfg^ttaciv'tow^r^ developing .the resokfots ejt-rout. State as 'any 1 ocber. V K J All of which U regbeotfuHy ?obmltted. %:ICv T^N i5; Chftirman. . L* ?i ' * ** "Old" John Robinson's Ciaotts & ifxsAOERie:?By reference tb ouf advortising colnmYis, 1t will be seen that this Muminoth Establishment wifl visit Abbeville on Thursday, May 20tl> S and give one exhibition commencing t *t 1 P. M. The Menagerie haare:* oently been largely added tg, and now coptains 25 pens and Cage** of rare 8 and wonderful wi(? beasts -and birds, a herd of Camels and the largest Elephant in captivity^ B^adihfl follow>i ing from the Marietta 'Journal. f' ,, >, " "'Accor^iqg to appointment, iohn RohinsonVGreat Cir<ms"A Menagerie . ilntefed town yesterday worn log at iO o'clock and made-a grand lour oJ " principal streets and then drove . F lib the canvass, large crowds of peoJ i'l?i went in ftom tlne ^^nt^, Irho, & With our amHScmobt l^Vrt^^cdfmnth^; tj, struck a bc4hi9fqr<t?*t*fcb 6i ah carlyjijpur-avery' stfat wa* taken. The iJsrforraapcw.wap hfiU'S^t: utiil :. :gx*h& far surpassing anything' $ra have ever witnessed Fn a Cwcus. ring. W (pile i* the nnhieroab C&geA t??l* to bt . seen. th^ fine** collection ol Beast apd Birds y>e have ever, sp en on ^ t&e ?pecie| I only I W Wfttarglfctsr Wl J s ili-v <4 V Vi '>% > V?.!'J >f ; r li ' : 'J '. ' t Ta*. Mwimfs ArtAtAiron.*-* 1ft'. X; J La GilUmfcy,;the Jaritftftd* of tb? fl Metnphts rjlv^?WJ^ aodeditor sod g ^^ipapipr,- J & ?*rd io tts Issfct of thsf 30ttf ttttfte K?i> . v ? % | I, . ! > y AbbkvIllb, tt?y 18??Cottoa I 1 Kiw W ^?Cotton ' nt,i3J@23S. Gold 15. 7 P. M,-^Cotton, 23|. Gold 15( 1 m' ' ' v ClIABLJMTON, M?y 11.?Cottott BtO . vtj ? mmmi I Liverpool, May 11? Noon.?C<; ton 11~@1 li. 1 ? ???i"???wyp????p????f ; CONSIGNEES. 1 The following named persons ha* | freight in the Dopot: G S MiHor, Dr I Branch, W > Clinkscales, vE Noble, G A VUansk B Milford, J) Wj'att Aiken, Baker . Cliukocales, W D Mars, F W Mite s ell, Mosely k White, J D Chalmei ft II McCaslin, W .S McCoy, M113 1 Barnwell & Co, F II & Clark Matto Heard & Cleveland, Gen. Graves, , A Norwood, S A Walker, W PCnn J T Ilaskell, E Nelson. ? EXPRESS?Mrs Jane McCasli J S Keed, A J Oliver, J S C'othra J S Langloy, T M Mitchell, Joli Ruright, Gen. McGowen; J D McCi lough, Wilson 61 Hutchison. T G A ery, G 13 Steifer, J W Wilson, ] Scott, Lec & Wilson, W T llutson C'o, 1) M Rodgers, Mrs Charles Faw Rev W P DuUohc, J J Bush. I>. K. SONDLEY, Agont. V&L. We aro indebted to our towh man Mr. Rogors, for a copy of tli Maryville (Tenn.) Republican, a staunc Conservative Journal, edited by a col ored man in the interests of his rac ucainst Radiealism. Thn nrfiulo show both temper and ability.. LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES IN CHARLESTON. S. C., Corrected Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, 2?i ktr. No. 2ft Broftd Street. May 6, 1870. State Secubitik*.? South Carolina, cld.f a?; douew,?-a80; do, ri-gist'd stock, ex ii ?a80 City Sicvmtjks?Augusta, Ga. Bonds, ? 80; Chaih'&ion. S. C. Stouk. (ex qr int) ? Mi; do. Fire Loan Bonds,?a?tt ; Columbia, I C. Bonds, ?a7<). ,J Railc9at> Bonds.?B'na 'Ridge, (first trior gnp?*)?u60 ; Ch>?rU-atou and >uvaunHh, ?a7< Charlotte. Columbia sod Augusta,?1-?t>7i; Cli ruw and Durliug'on.?d8g ; Green?i:!u ar Columbia, (6rst inort.)8"?a?; do, J^tate gu? ratit<-?,. 68a?*; NortlienMern, 88a?; Sarat nab and Charleston, tst inort n8"; d tftate guarantee, ?a75 ; South Carolina,at9; do. 73 ; Ppartatbnig and Union Kailroad Stocks?Charlotte Columb a an Augusta,?a50; Greenvill* and Colno>biai 5 ?; Northeastern, n 0; Savannah und Charlr ton, ?a35; South Caiolioa, whoU ?b?r? ?a46j ; do, liotf d? ?-fcBV. Excuanoi. Ac. ?Nf* York 8iglit, J off pai Gold, ; Silver, lOflall*. SOUTH CAROLINA B4HX DILLS, Bank of Charleston ?a*Hauk of Newberry ..............aBank of Camd?n*. 1... ......... 40aHat k of Georgetown 'J......... 6aBa>?k of Booth Ottdlint ..v.;5aBank ?f Clteiter...* flat Bank of Hamburg........,r ^aBank nf Stale of 8. C. pt-ior to 1861 68aljank of SVate of S. ,C. i*?ue lfif>l and '6i Sua*Pt?iit*rs' and Meehanica Bank of r?i i?..? - vnnriCBC'ii. . . *a* Pe?ple'a Bark of Ch?ile*ton. ?a Union Bank of Cfcsrltaton....... ?aSoOthwcstVrn R R Bank of Charleston, old . ..?wt.<> .......... Soultliwcftttru U It Bunk of Charleston, n?w ?aStal > Bank of Charleston.: -,8 aFa<oifr?'and F.xohnn&e Bank of.Char- -T . le-ton 1 a C ?xc1iang? Bunk of Columbia .*.aComnnroial Um.k of Columbia MerchanU' B?nk of Ch?-raw. .2 aPlanters' Bank of Faiifleld 2aSta^e of South Cnrolina Bills Receivable par.City o? Ubfnrl?-ploO Change Bills, , ...pa-. - ruu? mnrKert tjiu* (") pre being rcdeemc at the Back Counters ot each. , 1 1 '"? ? Abbeville Prices Current J COREECT^D WBILT. BAOGINQ?Gunny?per yard,... a 9 BALE KOPE-i? lit nip, per lb n MariiHu, per lb 30 a t BACON?H*m?. p?r lb. 20 a i Sbvfddcrfl, rer lb 17 a 1 - ftitifer, per lb...\; 19?? "S BlIjK STOPTHj pef lb ..... 1* ? BE1-F?per lb. ... 8 a 1 mi rrpit?rso...*-" ,l- ? ' WW ? wuuwij, I'U IU| . I ZU A ^ CHKE3B-B. D .'. >15 * CUlOKiiNS?iwU??d............ *?? J tfALlCO?per jaid ?.. 10 * 15 COPt'EKA*?p^r lb....... ? * J COKTJ. per tiuehel ; 1 60*1 1 COUN MEAL per bu/sbel <...1 T0*l 1 CANDLEa?T*Uaw-r-per JO*, Adomftfltiue, pfcr lb.... &>* 5 COFFEE?EU>. per lb. , 38% * 1 Lagayr*. wr lb.. <?? <1 '-v J***, pertly........ 16*-. J COTTOJ* YAW. pe' buu?lfc--vi * d DOMESTIC^ per ?rd.. ? 1 ;* . 3 18A, 1 8-4 * ..A........ .18* ! EGGS; per ' Its < FLOUR, per bbl. < ~... ~.7 ?>*12< OUNPOWbEBL. pA* lb...v.. , ,v.'K.fcr .< 1B0N TIE# p**'lb... 10* IKON? BrrfHib refined, per pound, " '? ' Mm S+..1 - UPW*?r? .......? ; ARD, p<t lb * * LUMBER?Wide Board*. per i!:. , . 8o?bti<ng. per M tt.;.... ?? . m ; "N?w Orleans, per g*l.. I 00?l ; MACKEBEI^r^r MM ?'J jj?j? PfrKit..*.8 0Q?4 ^APDSB^^er^b ... ? n "NA11A p??JMfcr^ -y ,r , . 8E3SSa&ite # _ _ , ?.-r,^ vnn? w *'* i 1 ^Wjfis-^FW^ 1*?4? per lb. i .'..?! ? * $a(/t, p*r- Mft.......! ,/.,..i(jo?s , StilpGlA&i.V" *0?O...v.v......r. -?6 ; iS^VL^?ia::W ;.. .jratoJte#*. a Mr U>r4. ._,.... Up. Sp 1 ,1 ; * ' K ii'* TftfaeMfeAwBafctaw . m How to.Bcjm) Kvarv oae ? arvti adtt 0?? lKUe ifttia deluding In ' ^ -the one word Atithing, mftke AiHjr half I 5) tho coat of a houso, ?od tJa?t ill-ad?U ,od expenditure in ttilg dltettidn dfteh . - ?. runs tho bill far above the citimal#. To avoid such I rouble and disuppoln tmcnt, buy your blind*, doors, B??ho?, moulding* direct from the manufacturer, P. P. Toalo, Charleston, S. C. a? Sco advertisement. lin. * H^.tolfi87o% 1>- i?:' Wc ask attention to this TTnri vnli-fl 8, x, FAMILY MEDICINE. The Pain Kilhr is. bytlnivers*! consont, ?1>*, lowed to have v?n for itsulf a reputation ?nMirpnssWl iu tli? history of medicinal prepera. n, liouH. Its instantaneous lf.ct in tlie eutirv n eradication and ixlinctionof Pain, in all its ' various forms incidental to- tire homan family, " and thrilnsolii'tted written *nd varbal testimo:l' ny of the mattes in its faror, have be;n, its F- own best advertisement. H For evidence In favor of the Pain Kitlrr ? for Ministers' S<tre Throat or Bronchitis, read the following: D (Jbmtb-?The Pain Killer his been a constant uccupmt of our house for over two years, and a poition of the time it ha* been the only rnrdisine under our root. Hardly fY ever do I have my children c mglfun of btiyg . ick, without having them a?k in the same sen - B tenue for I'oiu Killer. ll LV- ... L-# t . _ . lC VI toTci m tcua utiure i uecame r.oqutint- l|'( ed with the-Ptiin Killer, 1 lmd suffered * em at I) deal from an affection in ray throat, thought >1 |. by gunge physicians loIm Bronchi tin, by othei s n. 10 bo \l-hut i* called Miupler*' Sore Throat. fL. At ono time it vai so aercre that I was oblig- 1. 8 ed to give up prenehilig Wi'liiii a few month* after I lind baeome acquainted with the Pain Killer, 1 had another attack from 62 m that diatretMng. complaint. I tried my Dewfound medicine, and, to my aslanixbment and delight, it produced a wonderfully soothing ' l effect. In a ehoit time I wti wholly relieved. ) Since that time 1 haVe bad a number oi attack* of the fomc natuie. and the Pain Kilmr bus always afforded tne relief. About one E' fo y?nr ?ince, my wife became cubject U? severe j utuffeiing from lUieumatiitm : our r-aort, a* tisnnl. was to the Pain Kilter, which would Q uiwa\B relieve l.er. if. I Lave not time now . to say more, at I ni could with ? .hearty good will, and always liavc dona,'in plane of.the Pain Kill*-. If -n hiu hustily-wiit'en 1-tter', in commendation ol . ,H t'tfpv T)?vift' VaIiihIiIa a^ill K? ^ * $ itriy icrvice, y>u are at liberty bo do with it - a as J on plrnse J t Y**ry truly p?tir?, . c EDGEK OADY.Qwfitpnna. Mien., " e Mitsionarg of tht A. 2>. Jlinivn Bocicty. f id May 6, IS7u. 2?lm. I ^ a m ? B o. Shaking ani> Bubmiko.?It ia not necpraary . I ? m journey Iroin-tic trupieq to A1n:k? In orsler to expriecce. an?L exited** ?l hcai-4itdce4d.. ? j d Thousands undergo all the incoDvenieacaa of la tliis lh?rniom*tric?i change erwy day. or eves' ry otli*-r Hay, as the ca*e mny be, without (be ;s trouble at' luoiring ' orer the threshold, - A void with tho^ involuntary ahaknra What ; arc tliey doing lo expvdite th?ir return la a medium temperaturtf?to break the chiila and bnuish tlirftMrt ?>Ar^ da?ii| thftMink jkf ? with quiuipe,< the>-eHy imperiling the toudt ? lieu of -l&eir W>n?s eted impairing the Tiger oF thtir liniii*. and. 3. tr?, no ^out?,^u^^o? f?bT ittajorfty Q< ... ~ ihvfR, it ia believefi. '-'Itoa-VaWi HttHatr'? ,?jj _ stomach Rlttera u a underlain ape ? _ teraiitttenU prtyail . The r*?i<}?nta ftf Mich A1 localities begin toUk* it early in tha apring m Ut protection ag?io?t miajm^.by which lliay ?y _ are surrounded; not all of them, perhaps, for a' _ blind adhertaca'4#>*iVor U the speciality of A! some people, but .the greater nombef. , .Gi _ If tber^ is. Any ftx^d:f?eH? thei^peotfe*. it ; is this; fthat U*e Ui*toi-?radf?r betUc* .ft*: ?_ _ gu?ird again?t.?ll thp varleiiM of periodic.nlfi; . _ adiea produced., by uu?|fhol-8oipe exbfU^Uops than any drag of cottiaB^od ia th*' materia inedac* of th* profeastuti. Tfai* n?aerti< o i? 41 _ ma e with all doe nvpeet to the faculty, bat ^ __ being ap important V u'b. ftyk) ?P? tbrt uea>ly: tr ~ concern* the health of large act'lemrntd irt vn-? zr _ rioiis parts of the country, and indeed of the " _ public at large.it U Wi^de fv-ii^-J-e*?lyr. Found m _j ?<t-?n ample.and ubiirpeochiihle tc-tlpiony, it Jc; defies d tproval. "oT /.{.I . tZ ,j To bre*k Jjp ?J?il1a,and feTai$. o< well n?. ti> Yr prevent them, U?er?. ! nothing ?o roll able at _ ibis wholesome vegetable re*t*>r?lire. " May 6, 1870. 8~1?. .+ " -l Pi t ' . ^tryrt m jTxei oi . Kit DEsrt?A!fT>uv. Hope. ? Huodteda of ca-aS of HtirofiUUwin'.ifa wi'rit ?tagc-a, 'ald'ttV* < ' pf Syplii'is ?]>#(, bi*ve d?fred ye ^kUI ?f lie lit l'hyaieianp, Rliaui^atvq* #h? niTl borp fl '0 auffcrera for ]fearQ, ?d<) the victims of ,1 ipjudiaii'u# uce of J&wury^JioTe bf?fn radioet- 'y IS' Iy cured by Dr. Tuitfa 8araapi>riil?4Uid tjiwna ^ ' 1 Delight. It ia Uie mMt po^orfnl *)(?raUVfe ; ? 8 and blood pmifer.knowik 'ItUpicscrf^ad by* : fl very u?any Phyaiciapa. ; Li May It, Mf . ' t { !6 - ?/' * ' ; . r A "Do oood iran?B?ffe row oak ^ftD rotarr >t, J 10 "bnt do not lorg-t to tfH, nil vbo nffor fVotn ? k weak and impairr? Jwrit.cm th?t (ivurttQif-l " iw t?x* wttV core thenu J " T6 <j re| ****^Pitrg* t iffli boisj; [4 ' '/ 5 "JW * >>?! 'UUUt II 5 ffiSfftffi :." I? S"/7=:.s SfT;, ,?wwasfflst 1? S*yu4S''" *S&:ati? ( rr " A.? Tula IB fatmlur *tvU. Bt Proft uor % ?Jg? WuOD -2 tSHiPSiiS Mfl 'IVuhcM Ind pi ' t ?_ .- ~J _ tiflfljfclfrAq JiCf'l GA^Otf i.mobjk ,(a??pMj|iv,^.., -}-'?Whm g ' ' ' ' vi wr Sfctv ' ' OLD" J0H1 IS C< tflth the Largest Oircu mr ttkift thmfli t Ishibit at Abbeville . vUkth* mi '^ i , * M,^B^^Hn^!&| f J* JjdfB Krj|,iaBI BtSP^daSip ?/< jfcfB ?p THE Hi BUITHflLOGICAL AND ZO tclndiocr the most eomnlp.fi> nnrl [>reitfii.and Native BIRDS ai 1 ILl> ANIMALS in America, my of ACROBATS, LKaPEI RIANS in the world. Thin stupendous enterpr .mhitions, contains 0 MEN AND 250 HORSES, ING WILD BEASTS, FIFTY EQUESTRIENNES, THE nabling the Management to p ansbip, Daring Gymnastic Ji randeur, with the most Dazzling piT In the 2boTogical Depi ' ! African Eland, the onli Herd of tUiMj * Live Bcby V JEmeus, Herd ?. ^Performing ffiephant ''Empreii African Ifyat* and iliioness, Boiled ivit, 06pybuae, Ground 'Coati, Aipil bra, Red Monkey, Chaoma, Mandril bitningo, Juyre Birds, WWte-hoss Mt Lexandrino Paro^aet#,Afrioan Leopi on, jvmenciji Tf nrt? ?e?r, .Kaestan < hitehsucfcd AafrUttl ian,B>fl friufto Piitfn ?> jtf ,; ibbon^Jreifio Howler, White Penco< iilT P*otninent anytng the attracth Miss CftWUluiA, *h? CbumpioH F*tn a,dam H'&vawi whim alt Rider; Ma. John Wilson; Mr. Otis. ; "ItBjj Gjso. Sg*$i^M(; ODINBONSlQ." ADQLPn $randili ; 1 orisf ja^STPolite Local Clowij; Mr ncejnh^n^o?0m---Griiwkldi} il?. A JDspjvof. tyulJIumor; Mr. J^BW ANNO J It CEMENT EXTRA OR ancing Hor*os "Gray; Eagle" and aria. Also, Gjco. 31. Kti.iiy, tlie Gr the 'V 1 . . iV i U . v- r i ' ujpto ity uw? l^Koriot oi' VH>er|ii^ pCnx\ PEBAW SMffl M : ,,i if i . V *> . V < * tt. t '?n"nMMiiM^^TBHII^K ~ i'' I'i 2ri^?-i mmrnrn S ROBINSON lurne 1 HeilAMVts lay Country, and will >> Thursday, Hay 26. . IMMOTH ? OLOGICAL DEPARTMENTS.* rechcrche selections of beautiful ] nd the most extensive collection of , supported l?y the largest Com- * IS, GYMNASTS and EQUES- J i?e, the ne pins ultra of modern 20 MASSIVE DENS OF UY- , PERFORMER8, FIVE LADY * .EE POPULAR CLOWNS, ( roduce Startling Acts of Horse- | Ixcrciscs, Spectacles of Oriental t ; Splendor. | B'i 1 .:< .*r-. v ! ' ' ' 1 irtment will be found the Great , 1 one now on exhibition; \ Vhite OaroeS, Flock of Australian I of Porcupine*. * < J i" introduced by Prof. BUELL. LpSnur; Ocelot, Wild pog of Tartary, J mj Marmot^ Silver Created Cockatoo, ; , Chimpanzee, Diana Monkey, Great f >akey, Persian Lionesa, Koso Cockatoo, ' srtl, Ceylon Tiger, Tiger Cat!, Ichoeu* J Cinnamon Bear, ffotobat of Australia, garoc|, Grimly Bear, American Bnffalo, i Silver and Chinese Pheasants, Agile 1 :ks. _ a ' ' * ' | stu, Camels, also the Yalpns, from Tar- ' JyV i ' r\ . . ... ; i e talent of t|ie Arena ore snch Artists jhle Rider o$ the World j ll'lle Frances, . jdk; Mast. Fb^hk,, Bareback Somer- | John Robinson, Jr.; Boyd Hobin(5onj . W. H. Ashton and 9pity; M|t. G. Ni ] da. Joiin Lowlow, the American Hu. Frank IIobivSon, Clown par cxccl- < hchie Ua?pb?TT,7- Timc-Tionorcff"Bis-' is Wili/s; The. JSoaPAttitii'Lewis. . 1 DIN A FeanConi, -with hie 1 "Stonewall,*' from the Hippodrome, -] cat Australian Lieapor, ami -Champion J <- ;!. ' ' : 5 - . P , | I. ; . : J* 1 i ? ?. 1 Gorgtotig. Ancient j vd Claribttor'Mara, Obferon.aotf Achilles; tfg Lyop?; \( 0pen Detfa? 6? Gold and ize; Kojghta and Ul ad la tors, in Artitof ' .ncicnt ftomans, as escort to the glittermod costly Oriental Equipages. Tbty id and itbpomng ^rdcesaion will pro ataing -V ' ;.;k? ?!t fecSI S 1 1 I STRING ORCHESTRAj n^rolara lftartgtoa*. * w* '? ^ } ^-SpMCi^ ?*?''1 ? jtfHBL: *,-?>?-4 38 ENOCH I Would call ai ijreat inducements ng to CASH BU selling goods of -all low, lor Cash. 1 select stock of GrOOtlS. LftllOS. Japanese Cloths, C White Goods, $ iooks, Jaconets, < Intends to sell di hirty days, at e: wices, RMABAU'Sft He will also s Hen's and Boy's Clothing, Hats, B< Spring and Sun: m Dottonades, Dome: in fact everything i low prices. MILLINERY, 1 Special attention this Department, his Dry Goods Stoi times hewHlhave select assortment style Bonnets and ^oods connected w ery business He rangements by \vh ceive fresh supp STork every week test styles. Maki niing done in th and most (ashtona I All V: ftfi ; iHi I a Baltimore. All trials Ladies will and examine. ' that the rediietiot been extended to the business ate*. . y-3 : ( . i'JJ/? 5m y *J? f He also e*tend< Inetions in prtees Department, whei Sogjtfs, f F1 ware* , r ? - ''' ''' ' " * ^ r-i I r 1 ? ;r<fo be rotras - r J k -i' -.vi.h r.:.?).'*>r-'i* .. r. 7 : / <> .!-'i IVvUjU ^ ;?flrtirA ',V .fi >>i^'0?/< -'Vl.':-V SOTTAI?Ii?ra|(DtM?,' ? _^||pg^3 ' 'it'isias^^r ^ jVe / VXW ?w?K5=?l ?W \1W V SQi)"\39r-? Mention, to the lie is now offerYERS. lie is kinds low, very Ie has ft ' V**IW Ladies' Dress Mozambiques, renadines, &c., Swisses, , JVain&e?, which he lrinj? the next stceedingly low * sell his stock of Ready Made Dots and Shoes, p?? PaCCimttunc stic Goods, and at astonishingly MILLINERY. . ?. * i is directed to next door to re,' where at all a >ery rare and : of the latest Hats, and other ith the Millln. has made |ar^ ich he will fre Hies from; Mew of the veryrlang and Tjrfme very neatest hie: styles' rwf"':a " ned taste, from she. asks m'a do well to Iptt : They will find if tbi* Branch of it V:,"rrv../:bi *r''T * ' "*'V , 0 ./ *' > " ' xuxis. /''T-W 9. the great ':re%v to lila ? ovtelons' and S||| VIU VVWRSDW . #?CVM9t it tbe aiUrbtejr^ri I fiofc ^tpflll''trf //r Vji <'." >* .JU.'f)> .y oiWkiiUt dPW**3ei<Mif)V ' IVHL ' ffl -K'^' iV^xfo" ?* yBMM^lPPMWggjMobile Il?tlfi6i I** W' Ifrli-lffif&F Jb .% Hi. * # rnfM> \ ^ .