Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 24, 1867, Image 3

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THE Untorrigdefl** gi vts '?etke' tb At-: ko* "ha* thisby opened, a. JTRST.GLASS HO.TEL in tho Vii Iago of. E(> gefiel ci for the ceecmraodi tion of o?"p'?bli?*. ' Thc KQOQJS haro buen M-?t?cd #jt*h Bedding and Furniture entire-all-bran uorr. His TABLE will be supplied with all. of.tho substantials and delicacies of this ?hi tbo Au gusta markets. Thc best-cf Sf rvants bare been employed. .. . , . There is alio a'LIVERY ar'4 SALE STABLE connecucd'witbue Hotel. " * ' Also, a MA?NIFICEST?: DRINKING SA LOON, under tao ?special tfbarg? of .ft'at* ?rtn'eo of caterers, JAMES RA:/J;AT. Drinks fr ona IO to 25 Cents.' Rates of Board, the. jame as all first class Hotel. . . . '..?? A. A. (?LOVER,-Agent, PROPRIETOR. July'23 tf 30 CAROLINA HOTEL. . THIS HOTEL is well prepared for the accom modation of B?ardors and tho travelling public Etory attention .given, to all who may favor us with their company. Wo hairon band.-evi'tlo -HORSTES -and" good CARRIAGES and ! BUGGIES'- to hire, at low rates. ?? . THE CAROLINA BAR, attached to thc" Hotel, is finely^?urnished, itnd.bountifully supplied with nil kinds of the finest LIQUORS. WINES, SE GARS/ic. Drinks '4?lin-d 25 Ce??s. ' . ' C.A: CH?ATHAAI t BRO*. July 23 tf 30 j^. .i '. . < ? i . ,.v . HAMBURG INN 1 ' HAMBURG, S. C., " ?. SIMON, Proprietor.. Hamburg, July 33 . tf ,-30 EXCHANGE HOTEL THE Subscriber respectfully announcer that this HOTEL, situated on* thc- back Street,. in front ol the residence of W. W. ADAMS, Esq., and very convenient to tho business part -of the Village, is open ferr the accommodation of Board ers and tho Travelling Public. No possible pains.w?l be spared on his part to render tho accommodations of the EXCH ANGE, ia every respect, completely satisfactory to his- j patrons. - ' ' RATES OF BOARD : Board per day...rt..;.$2,00 Board per month, .-..?.15,00 Single Meal .73 Horse per day^..-^,.3,o0' Single Feed............,_ SO .WM. T. GOLDING. N.B.-Tho Stage- Offlco is now-at tho Ex change, and persons wishing to procure Seats, had borter call anti have their nemes cn texed. July 2 .. . tf j ' 27 KTotioo Lt . j CALL at the EXCHANGE B'A R ROOM for your . MINT JULEPS. SHERRY COBBLERS, BRANDY SANGAREES; BRANDY. C0CK.TA?L?, '. GIN SLING, TOM A JERRY, ICED SODA WATE?I, with excellent flavor ing, ?c., ?c. . .? . . We will without donbt please our customer?. SS~ PRICE, On ty 15 Cents pur Drink. ICE for salo ^tamy tine at the Bar. W. T. GOLDING^ July 16 tf 29 STEVENS HOUSE,; 21, 23, 25 & 27.Broadway, New York Qppotitt Eumjiiijf G nen, ON THE EUROPEAN ?'LAN. TUE STEVENS HOUSE is well and wndely Known to thc travelling public. Tho loca tion -ls especially suitable to merchants and busi ness men ; it is iu close proximity to* the business part ox thc cit}--is on the highway of Southern and Western travel-and adjacent to all the prin cipal Railroad and Steamboat dej^ts. . , THE STEVENS HOUSE has libers! accxa uiodation for over 300 guests-it is weil furnished, and possesses every modern improvement for the comfort und entertainment of its inmates. The rooms aro spacious and well ventilated-prov .?led with gas and. water-?tp attendance is. pro mpt and respectful-and thc table is generously pro vided with every delicacy of thc seasva-at num erate rates. Thc rooms having been refurnished and" re modeled, wo arc enabled tu offer extra, facilities' for the comfort and ]-lca?ure o? our G jests'. GEO. K. CHASE &. CC*., ProrntEToas. July 10 Cm 28 H. L- JEFFERS j W. H. JEFFERS ? T. H. JEFFERS H. L. JEFFERS &C0. ' ?AC??KS : AND COMMISSE MERCHANTS CHARLESTON, S. C. SSTSpccial attention given to tho SALE OF, COTTON. Orders for SUPPLIES carofully.attcrjdcd to. . July IC -~ ."ea . ' ?. '2'J ? State of South Carolina^ EDGEFIELD I>IS?RICT,: - ' . y-V HQ-CITY.'J. " Albert G. Turner, . ) -, Ellen Turner, ct al,iyn,?xt ( . .. friend, \* ?' \-1 ! Bi ll..for In-."*| . vs ' ' f junction, Ac. , Robert A. Tamer, ExVr., \ ' \ Anidada A.-Turner, et al.' ) 1VT Virtros of an <j.-d*r passed in the : bo'--?Vj y causo', at Juno Term, ft<'?7, tho Creditors of the lata ?LD?RT G. TURNER, dee'd., will prejent Und prove 'heir re.'pectivo demands against bis Estate before tho Ooinniiisioncr in E ?uity for Edge&eld District, at Ed^ef?<:ld C. H.. o i or befor* the fL-atDeecmbet next. And in de fiu't then of bc debarred from :'io benefits ol'the sui: Order. Z. W. CARWILE, C. E. E. D. July 23, 1SC7 o't 30 State of South Carolin a, EDGEFIELD "DISTRICT, INEQUITY. 1 S. Daniel, , } Bin' to Marshal ? . C"&\ ttD'1 m*' ct ttl pAaseAt?, ' Call in M'*ryL.Hilletal. - j*^^.**- - BY Yirttie of an t?rJer ib the above ciuse, thc Crcdac-s of tho lato WILLIAM M. HILL, d?c'd., will present and prove their respect-i-je de mand* a^aiust his Astuta, baforo the Commi-feinn er in Equity for Edgefield District, at his Ofiioo. at. Edgvfi'J-i ?. H., on of before toe first div of Dd.-einber next. And rn?ef:iu'.K?iereof that they bo debarred Iroin.lbe'brcefits of tho said ordtr. .Z.. W. CARV.'ILE, c I E.n. Jaa23^lS'". " .' 'Cc ?fl NOTICE: a I.L Por.'on-- having<re?nands?>r elalms against A the Eitzte .of B. F PAYNE, dpcU, tull prciW'.t lh*tu to thc qade'ftijgiie?. .These indebted t. s id E.-taio will find their. Notes .n tito band.-< i. Mo?-r.s.-GA ? v i O.ART, Attorneys at Law, ajit can savd costs bv early Daym- jt. C. D SP BARMAN, } F . JOHN w. PAV:;E. ] CJ*0TS July 23 ... . |g a T To "Planters. F _ ULL MARKET PRICES TN CASI? PAID aud Bags Furnished for early,delivery of GOOD WHEAT. Will be pleased to.recoivc-propq/a1^ frota Plaa ter?. . " ' ' * J. S. COLES, 144 ReyfloitLrStr?V, ..AUGUSTA, ?A. Juno 3 int 23. jggTTbc Newberry Ilcraliand Abheville Ban ne" will please copy twice und forward acaount tu J.. S? C. '. I _S HEREBY GrVEN TO ALL-PLAINTIFPS, irre?]>ect!i tlt/, who have commepectf Suits since' tho 15th May, 1865, that,, unless payment of C03TS is mado on or before the fir?t of Septem ber next, their Accounts for tho same will bc handed over to an' -Attorrey ?f -Mifgistratc for ! colleetion. Please pay np and save additional Costs. WM. SPIRES, SL K D ior i ? '6 . No. 15 iFasniVgion Weet, 1 lj. {ihe^ov'SoutXtieU^ Mroad). fi?, FEESHT?M?P SEE J)! . r CROP OF?867. Subscriber hasjur-^eoevved per Steamer. ? l\Tyominff-Vk BULL SUPPLY ?( the above Seed. She assortment is quite iurgc and furl, embracing many new and fine v*Tl?fi)5V"'too'tedious to m?d tib?.'. * "" " ? '? '. * Under tho new Postaj haw Seeds caji' bc ma?l?u in packages not exceeding, four pounds each, at tho rate of Two Cettt? ?br each-f??r'. oniices or. fractions thoreqf. Porsons residing at a.distanoe can procur? RE LIABLE AKT) PURE SEEDS,--freo o'f charge by mail, as I wiil pay the postage ' on all orders for a ?uarter of'a pound or upwards. . All orders accompanied with the Cash will meet wirb prompt attention. C. PRMBLE. " Angosta, July H . .'.' ' ?2S , lESTABLISHED Bf 1843. i. VAN WINKLE, Mer chant Tailor, UNDER CENTK?L|'H?TEL,-~ * 230 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. / - -!-?.?-. ' -v :.' JVoW nu hand . a SPLENDIB STOCK ?of CLOTHS, CASSt^EI?ES,; VESTINGS and COATINGS, which will ba manufac-' tilted to order in the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES". . . . .. -'ALSO- *'? ' A Fino Stock of Spring and Summe C l o t h in g (ALL FRESH GOODS,)' Furnishing Goods/ &e ?3f*Al\ Qoo'ds sold at the very lowest prices; Orders solicited. .. Jv At Ok WINKLE. Augusta,-May IS ' Sta 20 JAMES ? BA1UE & BRO, Bircct. ?iaport??rs.of and '.. Wholesale and Retail Dealer? ip (Ox ora FIBST FLOOR.) Groceries, GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS usually ltcpt in a first ?lass -Grocery Store, . SHOES, BAGGING, ROPE, TWINE BROOMS A?P "BUCKETS, WILLG W WARE, . . *' TUBS ANO PAILS j LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, ? NOTIONS OF EVERY VARIETY. (O.v orri SECOND Fwoa.) Carpets, &c. CARPETS OK ALL KINDS, RUG'S*, DOOR JH.ATS, DRUGGISTS, W'lJVDOW SHADES, FLOOR AND TABLE O LL CLOTHS DAMASK AND LACE CURTAINS, CORWIC?S, BANDS AND PINS, _ft.T OUR OLD STAND, . ?05 Broad Street, ATJ GTJST.A, GA. P. S. Orders frcm the country promptly al ter 'lcd to ' '. .jWgusfa, Anr 15 tf IC, ? ??HST 'FKSi&ftSfiLED... A MT 'BWBfeG-OX: S?m*$ MAMA* By the author of " W-, men and Marriage," "My 'Cogitation?," " Smile* .aral Frowns/* ix., Ac. I?mo. Clo.h Bm.Ung^ 500 paget. Price, $4w*5? "tf tbs concurrent tesfimn "jyofour most impar t?a i reviewers bc -a-or:h airvt-hing. then thu-? book has rarely had a pesr. Thc ' rt'iry w -one of en grossing interest, thc characters natural sod gn -pincally por:rayed, the lanpiugo pate, f-troop rut 'I eloquent. . X> person, young or old. can fail, t<> have his or her 'sjxnpntyi?x'dVep?y engaged by ' titi s entrancing tole, ?nef to riso i'rou? jts psrusaj w4 -?cr and better. . . .... For salo by all booksellers, or sent poit-paid-to aa y address on receipt of prico by JAS. O'KANE & CO., Publishers, 454 'Broadway, New York. July, >i? ' '%'.?*-*. -28 SU&i? PUBLISHED; v K?Esek?<!piiig ISade Eapy. THE SOUTHERN* .. - .. FAMILY. RECEIPT -BOOK, ' FOR THE KITCHEN? E'iPECliLI.Y ABAPTED TO THE S0UT?I - ' - .' ERN STAHES:.' ... ? [Tho Look which 4noe?s the wants of ,t>,e times di serves a place ?iq, every household, and thc Vfi^ter, ?rho, iti these degenerate doys, contributes t i the pieasares, and at ibo same timo ?d?iwccs tli ? re:>l welfare, of}, tko raee, deserve* a place in th s Calendar with, all tho benefactors of thc'--?ti - tfRS. HILL'S PRACTICAL COOKERY AND lt.E.C?L'P'J? BOOK'comes ufi tor the; stoddard hero hl id down.] ". ." 1 A pra itieal system for private Ta'milies in town ar d.couu.trj-,' with dirci-Kcn? for earving' and ??.-> ra airing thg.'ubi? for parties, etc. 'rr MRS: A. P. li ILL, \ wid'/w of Hon. Edward'V/Hill, or Goor pi i.)' Ij?u?tratcd with nnmerous engravings. l?:m.c-l.*CI nth, 457 n'age?i. " Price $'2. For cale by alt book-- oilers, rff sent j)o?t-jvaid to- any ivddres? rn reccii) tof price. ?? J. kS. OTKANE &- CO.jPijbiishers, 4S4 I'roiulway, New York. July'lfr-' '?.'[? '2: -, RE4L ESTATE FOR SALE. WILL be sold at Aiken, on the ftr?i day. of ^A.-apiPt next, tb? WELL KNOWN-?nd .UESIRABLdJ HOUSE and FARM ^n^aining' Taree Hundred. Acres, .tba property of the .late. ?Lc*. M. M. W illisrms. * '*T fnrtber infirrmutioo, apply -to ^. J. WIL LIAMS. M Aiken, or-L. W. WILLIAMS, Gra iiam's Tnru Gu..;, Si C.- . June 25' . 3t . 20 * -Caution. ALL Petsons are cautioned against trading-fi>r a curtain Not*>. ?riven by thc Sub?criber to S.uiioa Biy-oki, or bearer, fo^t^lSO, payable^ is thongli, ono day ?ffc^r date, and dated ab'?dt' the Pst Febrearri.-fit, as the eousidertiti?nji CorVhieh ?nid Nf-to was given-ha.? faired, andi nu? deter mined to resist its payment. - ' . SHIllLEY WHATLEY. July 10 2t*? 28 TAX NOTICE. "?/JY B0,0iCS are n<rw ppon, lind will stand. iTX- ore.n antiUtbe ifl^h inst.', for ibo v.ColrcCtioa o? ihc Ofiiarlerly ?JX on Goods, Wares,, Merchan dise, Lifiuors, ?le., c:u!ing yie 30in Juno; ISO". Tli/'se avliu tail to-comply qy the dato mcnr|oned,' ? will be'?ub/Qct ty (louoiu tax. </ B. ROP*EE, X. C. ii! D/ ' July ? . . , ". 21 ' ' " 27^' Pure Kerosine Oil. WE H?V-E j'ust received a ffcbb s?jibly of PURK KEROSINE OTC. which -?ill bo Solit-row fot Cniii ?niy. . Five Galons $5,00. Sin gle Gutlou, SI,15. ja ' '.JE?QUE -fc CARWILE, t'nd??'M?sonic Hall. Jitlv 2 , * . - ff^,% Wfceat Wa?ts? ? THE Sub?crib-r will pa? the highest rearket prico tor 5O?0 BUSHELS WHEAT, ^pply early. A. -?? ftLOVXE, A?pa?., Jalyl? Im .2?., TEAGUE &4M?W|LE, . UNDER arA^?r^ro-^?fet^' ai , EDGSFISIxD, S3. O. "WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT ^ FROM NEW YORK, a full and completo Stock ?'?il PAINTS, OILS, J)TE STUFFS, m?? m? gmq &mm, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, &c. ALSO, A FULL SUPPLY OF THE MOST APPROVED jr . . - PATENT MEDIC?NES, Consisting in part of t AYER'S ClIERRY-P?CJpffAfL,,,/ ' AY'ER'S SARSAPARtL*LA>'-''J5 '.'>: , AY?R'S AGUE CURE.Ai?D/P?LI^ .*." ^ JAYNE'S EXPECTORAIS-AND PILLS, WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD-CHERRY, * HEMBOLD'S Fluid Extract BUCHU, RISLEY^ Fluid Extract R?CHU, t PHILOTOKEN, or FEMALE'S FRIEND, H EG EMA N k CO'S. COD LIVER OIL, WHITCOMB S ASTHMA REMEDY-A Sure Cure, . -, Henry's and Husband's Oal?incd MAGNESIA. --ALSO A M. assortment of the best, and most popular Hair ReKewers and Dressings. And Perfumeries of all 'Descriptions, 1 ;. ~ . Suen as . ' PHALON'S NIGHT BLobrilNG CEREUS, BURNETT'S PL?RIMEL, . '. ? . . SMITH'S SWEET OPOPONAX, SMITH'S VffiTO A REGIA, ' ** GENULN?' BELT. COLOGNE?, ?e., kc. ^S^All for sale LOW FOR CASH ONLY . .?"S?* Person s sending orders must send the Cash or no attention whatever will bo taken of tho order. We have to pay Cash, and must ne cessarily havo Cash for'our Good3. TEAGUE & CAR WI LE, Under Masonic Hall. June2G . tt., 20, . _JAT THE- . . BilCK'STOUE! B.C.BEY???,Ag't., .BEGS loaro to call tho attention of friends ?ind "customers to a NEW AND CJM?PLEIE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING GOODS. ? . . ? . Domestic Department. Brown and Blenched SHIRTINGS, " SHEETINGS, j-4 Pillow Case SHIRTINGS, Bird's Eye and Huck DIAPERS, Russia and Scotch MAPER, Bleached Table DAMASK, Bed TICKINGS, Striped OSNABURGS, ./ Plaid and ?triped DOMESTICS, 4c. ' ' Dress Goods. CALICOES" from 12* to 25 cfs. per yard, Scotch and Domestic GINGHAMS, Paney Printed MUSLINS, " ? JACONET, . . \ . ??j " ORGANDIES, Barege ANOLA?S, Mohair LENO, MOZAMBIQUE, Solid TAMARTINE, Embroidered GRENADINE, Black BAREGE, Crape dc PARIS. Black CHALLY, AC, ?tc. White Goods JACONETS and SWISS MUSLINS, Nainsook and Dotted Swlsi MUSLINS, Chcckod and Striped Organdie MUSLINS, Jaconet and Swiss EDGINGS, IN SE RUNGS, Lace COLLARS and SETTS, (i ioves- and QVsiery. Ladies ar.d Men's GLOVES,-Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread,-in variety, Ladies'. Men's and Mi?ses* H?SB-and Half HOSE. liais, ?Ci La .lie's nt'Ci Misses Trimmed and Untrimmed HATS of thc late-1 styles. RIBBONS and FLOWERS in great variety. Men's, Boys'a nd. You th's IIATSi ali'of th? la test sty ?es. .' -, -. - . . Meir's- an$ Boj? Wean Kentucky JEANS, ' TWEEDS and Fancy Spring CASSlMEJtES, - ': ., Brown and Spanish LINENS, Brown Cauvass LINENS. Brown and Linen DRILLINGS, kc- ? Boots and Shoes. : * ..?. Ladies, Misses and. Children's -BOOTS and, |.SHOES, of all description?. Men's, Roys BOOTS and.SHOES of/every va-' .ricty. \ '" * - Hardware? 'A good lot ?f^cdVs Patent and Cro'wnHOES Planters' H OES/S PA DE Si SHOVELS', ? ' ' RAKES and"FORK'S,' ' . LOOKS, SCREWS Bud* HINGES, . . . /..? .Tublo and Pocket KNIVES. -.. . A Goot? ?to?t pf1 Groceries antf Crocker* '. ?rare, . With many other arirclcs too nhmerous to men tion, all vt ?A?oli will Aa ej/.d at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE FOR CASH ONLY., . ? Call :iad examincfor yourselves. NEW STORE ! Hew G o O'?sT And Ne^ Prices fir ?igefieli"! TUE ??b'seribcr is flo? opcrrieg at tho Corner Store," between MV. B, C. Eiir.\x's Brick. Store, and tho Planter** Hotel, a CHOICE ASSORT MENT of ' . Family and Fancy Groceries, Liquors, W?iies, Cordial^ &c., Which in point of ?fjaality antllow priccli cannot be excelled, if equalled, ?n'tbls^raark?t. I also intend dealing largely in*tho*, '" ' Provision Line, ; Such as BACON, LARD, FLOUR, CORN, MEAL, ko., which will be sold at AUGUSTA RETAIL PRICES-transportation added. ? - ^JER-Thopahlic Kre-oilcUedstb poy the now Store a visit and exdm'ao irry F>tock a'ncV figures. ?^Tho bigbestmarket price paid f?ralfCOUN TRY PRODUCE. / . ' A. A. (?LOVER, Agetst. EdgeSeld, Feb 12 % ' Xis ^' THE Undersigned bas on hand a very HAND SOME LOT of . " '' Metallic Cases and Caskets, Which he is now SELLING AT. COST, trans portation u'dded. .Alio, a large and elegant stock of OOFPLNS Of h'm own. mnndiacluro, ombrucing all stylos and si/cr, winch be oilers at prime opst of material and manufacture. , (j^^Partierbwlnc Cases or Coffins will havo ihe'n>o of my H?ARSf? froe-of oharge. ^StTTcrmj, "frictly Cash-. -' * J^ M. WITT. * June 25 -, . V ' ' tf,f*i . ' ' 2? _. . V_UL_l_ii lilly_-' Fauknin^s. fl^payc BUters* ; "VTSTE HAVE just roccived a supp)* of PANK> VY NIN'S CELEBRATED BITTERS. " . For salo for Cash only. T fi AGUE k CARWILE, ; - r . Under Maio'nio HatL - 228 Broad St., Augustay Qa. >, ... SUCH ?RICES M EYE^-TBE^?lESENX/? PF T-HEiMatEW?llEf/. GANNET&m>toty* ? * BE PRONOUNCED IN AN:IUNPAR- ^' " > > ALLELED DE^;V si ik: ?>-?'Ti .'.Vi-.. " ^ - f.ni; ;.v H.?-;.; i. . ?ii ? v . . ?j 1 3<tijf: Haying, divested their .well-known Establishment; of everything . old,1 or in the slightest d?gr?? passe in style and character, and having on hand at present absolutely nothing which is not of tte"! ??ST M MOST FASHIONBLE STAMP, Announce to their Friends, Patrons, and the Public Generally., that they are,nowx as ever, ready '*) oblige even the MOST FASTIDI OUS or EXACTING, mid to fill any bill in the DEY GpOD? LINE,-that-can possibi^ re written. Their \ ' V ...... ?, v .. .; ', ? , .Stock;-- pf Dry G-oo * .. - " '.. ' . For the resent Sppng and. ?.?BftiW-f |.IS UNPRECEDENTEDLY LARGE, FASHIONABLE ajid SPLEN-' DID:' Their 'Selections have been made in the best 'markets .in Europe and America by gentlemen profoundly "conversant with aU the.'Demaiids and'.Requirements of the DRY GOODS TRADE, and .having such advantages of Inspection and Purchase as are enjoyed by but few Southern Buyers. ^w- ?-. In amassing their presen-t:. HUGE STOCK OF; GOODS, GRAY, MULLARKY & CO. have not only "had an eye to the Durability and'Sterling Quality of their Domestic'Goods, but have taken much pains to inform themselves thoroughly as regards all the. . ? .'. ? ? . . ? - 'INT?iiveautes .'des Modes Now-prevailing in Paris and" vew York. Consequently they-arc enabl?d to promise their Customers not only the-nost ADVANTAGEOUS BARGAINS as regards the intrinsic value of Goods, but likewise all such articles of Ladies1 apparel as will secure to their wearers the'Latest and Highest Style of * : ?... CC*?? Respectfully invite the attention of thc Public to Catalogues of a few of-the most Prominent Styles of Goods in -their different Departments. Domestic and Heavy Bry Goods. Plain arni Striped .OS NAB I" Rf} 3. . .... '. LJ Bdd TICXIN.G and Hickory STRIPES, " Kentucky JEANS and- Apron CHECKS,' i .*fcru>n DRILLS and ./KANS,; ' Bleached SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS, Wbiie und Ski? CORSET JEANS, - COTTONADES and Xtt'EROS. 1 Grentl?meii's Groods. CASSIMERS, BROADCLOTHS, SATINTIN ES. Br?wn-Lmcn'Dt'CKS an-l COATING. - ; ' White ai;d Taney.MiiBii DUCKS and COATING, English aud Ameritan SOCKS, .. , Gentlemen'.* OpcnwiN-k'SOCKS, ; Mens' Finei Lisle Thiead-SOGlt?j. . \ . . ' Gentlrmerrs ?ttqeundre Kid G1/OV?3, ' ,s JoUvil?- .'?.... .... .-. '; - ' ? - i ? u Lisle ami C?sl:rneTC'G LOVES, .' Mens'- Backaki oj P A B N PLKKTS, . Merino and Silk UNDERSHIRTS. ; ? D R A WE RS.-CO LL A RS, H AN DKERCHIEFS, NECK-TIES. Cloaks, Shawls, Saques, Cirotilain Black Silk BASQUINAS,.- ? Colored Grenadine SHAWLS^- . Black Silk SAQUES. \u> Colored Mozambique SHAWLS, Black Silk CIRCULARSr - , I Light Cloth CIRCULARS, Black Lace CIRCULARS, Thibet Wool SjIAWLS; White Laie SHAWLS, Paisley SHAWLS. ..???'ILKS. .Heavy Lyons Black GROS DE.NAP, Heavy Lymis-Blttek*GROS GRAINS, Heavy Lyons Bindi GROS DE R,T ?NE, Heavy. Bfa?k' PUT m ?? SO'v Chene, and Very Narrow Striped SILKS, Foulard at.d Glace SILKS, Plaid and Striped Wash SILKS. Plaid CHALIES and LEN'OES, ' ? ? . LOUSSBNTIAS of every St^fiy English. American.and Fr?tt?b' B-AllEG Black arid Colored ALPACAS, . . All Styles and Colors of ORGANDIE, .? .?.- .-."' " Swiss .MUSLIN, " " ? " " Mull MUSLIN, All Styles and Colors of LAWN, II a ? ~? TARLATANS,* " ? ? ? " J?CKONET," ? ? " ? " PERCALE, . " " ? " ? CHAMBRAY, ? " " ? " rt INGHAM, ? ? ? " V ti U*iCO, . , LADIES'. MOURNING" GOODS. . Lupins Befit Black BOMBASINES, Black HABIT CLOTH, Black EMPRESS CLOTH, Black ALPACAS, . -, Black DEB AGES, Black CRAPE VEILS, Black LOVE VEILS, . HMS. ?TILL! . All thc latest arid, richest stvl.es of INSERTIONS. EDGINGS. PLOUNCINGS, COL LARS and CUFFS,?ANDS, INFANTS WAISTS, NETS, HANDKERCHIEFS. . And in conclusion, GRAY; MULLARKY & CO. would further announce 'tljat they. have, j dst received large additional supplies of .NEW and ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, purchased in New York from recent.Assignment Sales, at much ' ~ ,mQW THE COST OF IMPORTATION. i^^They;would respectfully invite an examination of the-Styles ad Prices. : ,' . '. ' ' . mk Angosta, MAJ 6, 228 Broad Ltrcet, Augusta, Ga* <- tf u sss .fftl ?O?T^-?r^ir^ ...... |. . ..-.:..(....:...,:; TW/M ? IT? I il-TT^'^r:^,-. . . tt'il.vif . J . "-. ..??a?? . i*.:* .?-?-. ?> To be Sold mt ip the l?cxt Few Weeksto Make Room for More, ? .?' ? fi ll :V;VJ???I . . . ?r'?ii'-'.-- ...vn?' w? ' . I '-rT-ri'' : -rr** .iv- , Calicoes at 10 Go?ts ger Tard, ^ ?J Gooid-Fftiit Colors- at 121-2 Ceote- : ^ The,VeryBest ?tales 1&B?e\tl6'fyifa BLEACHED COTTONS at IQ, 12?, 15, ?S, and 20 Cents/ LONSDALE COTTON,, at 24 Cents. 8-4,. 9-4, 10-4, and'11.4 BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS, at KEW YORK AUCTIpN PRICES. ' STRIPED COTTONADES, at. 12*, 15, and 20 Cents. COTTON PL?IDS, at .18 and 20"Cents. . . COTTONADE PANTALOON STU?TS, at 20 and 35 Colite. . * LINENS FOR PANTS AJtfD COATS, 'from 25 Cents to the Fines*. SILK WRAPPINGS,, at Half. Price. GR?NADJNE, BERN ANA, MOZ AM 81QUE,v and other SHAWLS, .very much reduced. v ?. ?gTT? S?CUR? THE P-CK OF THE STOCK COME EARLY. . \ V. RtC HA RDS * BROS, .. FREDERICKSBURG STORE, ' . ? 301 Broad St., Corner by Planters' Hotel, ; At GUSTI, GA. . Augusta, May 27 lm 21 NEW GOODS AND HOOD GOODS : r.V'.^*.^ ,'..; AT'. ... .... v.* ..... IJJO W Prices I ' - l . . ''.AND . -v . ...... . jLt On? Price Only J ! I. SIMON & BRO., Nos. 176 and 224 Broad Street, Augusta,, Georgia, " MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ErS,. 1SYS5 ANO YOUTHS' QaOTHIHG, AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, "AVE on Hand a FULL and SPLENDID Stock of CLOTHING and FUR WISHING GOODS, wh?c?i tney offer to their Friends and-the Public at large, at REDUCED KATES AND AT ONE PRICE ONLY In their Clothing Department you will find Fine Black Cloth DRESS COATS, Fine Black DOESKIN PANTS ; "Fine Cassi m ere DRESS SUITS, extra sizes; All Silk Mixed Cassimcre SUITS, extra sizes ; irish Linen SACK and PANTS ; LINEN DUSTERS; DUCK SUITS, all J/meii; White Linen SUITS ; Silk, Linen and Marseilles VESTS, c\tra sizes. And a large assortment of t BOYS' AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING We oiler MEN'S SUITS, made out of good Goods, at from S3 to ?40 per .suit , lu thejr FURNISHING DEPARTMENT you will find Fine Linen SHIRTS, made bv thc best ]\ [an H facturo rs in the 1 ni ted .States. Fine Silk, While Lisle Thread and pause UNDERVESTS. Irish Linen and Cotton DRAWERS. . . . CRAVATS, Linen and Paper COLLARS, Silk and Cotton Half HOSE, A lariro and fashionable stock of fine and common HATS; ' BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, TOILET SOAPS, And a great many, other Goods too numerous to mention. . TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND FARMERS. We will sell thc above. Goods at Wholesale or Retail at a* Saving" ol* 2.7 per Cent. OH Y?Hi* Part, and will guarantee 'o give you new and as good Goods ns are raamifactnred in the United States'. - ' *> Ciil and examLne our Goods before purchasing elsewhere, for your own satis faction.- Remember that the One Price System is established for the satisfaction'of all who purchase their Goods-from I,- -SIMON &- BRO., . FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM; 176 and 224 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., Augusta. June 17 tf . ' ~ 25 -O T 238- ST., AUGUSTA, GA., Address themselves to*thc. public in'very empJiatic terms: Every Gentleman'in South Carolina and Georgia who will . . . take the trouble to cali at our FIRST CLASS CLOTHING. HOUSE, Will be willing to endorse wir assertion : :* . That our House contains the M?ST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, and the most elegantly finished Stock of FOB * ' SPRING AND SUMMER .WEAR, Tnat has eveT yet been .offered in Augusta. It is, therefore, important that every gentleman who desires to be well dressed^ in garments that arc THOROUGHLY FINISHED,'and,'at the same time, at the LEAST POSSIBLE EXPENSE, to caji at once at KENNY & GRAY'S. OUR TAILORING' DEPARTMENT Ia supplied with the CHOICEST CLOTHS, CASS1MERES and VESTINGS, including tho most delicate shades of color to be found in the country ; arid its ope rations will be prosecuted with RENEWED CAIIS AKD ATTENTION' on the part of the Proprietors, se that nothing of an inferior character- c&n possibly escape their vigilance. We have made special selections of ohoicc FURNISHING GOODS, which V/ill receive more care than heretofore, and enable our patrons to supply themselves at bur House with every article they may require. 'Oar Prices are immensely >Heduced! KENNY & $B4Y, 238 Broad Street, lAugusta. Apr i - ' _3m * 14.. J SPRING ANDSUM-MER .M* i ; [. ^?ST RECEDED ^iJ:/ v* ) \....., '.'218. Broad Street,., .. j ' . \ A?C?USTA, GA. CONSISTING ??'A'iARilffA'^?^S^-j?^ MEN'S, BOT.S AND CKlXlf?rtl?^ < ?/ CLOTHING, - : -LADLES' AND .GEN?UE^E?fS-? ..... PATS, AND CAPS-, Hosier} . and .\olioii*, . ?swffiiuEY lit WAm?s?} BOOTS AND SHOES, ' Cf all kinds, TRUNKS, VAL ISES, CJAKl'ET BA(*S? . '--ALSO Gents' Fu rnislung Go ods ?jnwtiag.of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRA VATS, SUSPENDERS, HALF II OSE, A c. , All of which we offer at very low prices. IS^Country Marchant? will do well* by* call ing on us before pu rchnsiag elsewhere! LEVY & ASHER, 918 Broad Street. Augusta, ?pc 2 ? , . . . tf . 13 CHEAP DEY GOODS SPUING - - - 1867 ! QUICK SALES V . '"ANB -i : : . ' . SMAT.IL PROFITS. J TIE, AGENT, WoULD call attention to his SELECT ami ELEGANT STOCK of NEW SPRING DRY GOODS ! Embracing everything usually kept in a First class Dry Goods St or?, which he is irow receiving, mp will bc constantly addingtonduring tho season. Having been selected with great care, among ?ho assortment will be found -all that is sew and ierirable in style, superior in quality, and reason able in price. Determined tba; no establishment shall excel as iu REAL and SUBSTANTIAL INDUCE- . UENTS TO CUSTOMERS, fae would respectfully invite a careful examination of his Goods -and . Prices, from aH in search of-BAROAINS, before purchasing elsewhere.- . .. PUEFERBUtG *y ' ' "An Active Penny t? ?. Slow ShHli?fe," and believing that bis interest and that of bis cus tomer! arc mutual, his prices shall bc so recula'cl that those who buy once will be glad to cal! again and secure, as before THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN TDJEl^r GOODS IN THE CITY. April 10^ Sm . COOKING STOVES Fox the Million! . THE ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE of a^OQD COOKING STOVE is admitted by ere ry intelligent pcrspn'who has used them, and to be without one in this agc of tho world is worse than .'old Fogyism,'-it is positive injus tice tu one's self arid family. Since the close nf thc war, hundreds havo been made happy by tho use of the celebrated Stove called the ? CUARTEA OAK," sold by D. L. FULLERTON, Augusta, Ga.' We could-ill columns of tho Adcert?tr with na,mes of happy l?ouse-Keepers who daily bless tho "CHARTER OAK." * . . . We give tho noises of ft few of fho*bappy ones, without their eonsrtU" Hope-thero can bo no ot!. Jections. * .Hon. F. W. PIC VP.NS, JAS. T. BACON, Esq.,. Dr. A. WvYODKCBW<Hi, Mr. J-CXius DAV, ' MT. M. LEIIKSC:IULT7; . '' . Dr. J. A. DXVURE, v Mr. NEWUO?SK, Mr. J. T. ALLEN, Luwndsvillc, S. C., Mr. EV EUBANK?, Barnwell,'S. C. . Don't forget the placo': D. L. FULLERTON'.?, Augusta, Ga.", directly opposite'Express Office .Augusta, May~G ... .. * 6m ' -19 SUPPLIES FOR PLANTERS, J?ST deceived rrwi? Baltimore, KACON and CORN, wbieh'l wiH advanco to Manten oa a lie? of their growing Gr?ps, aud sa?sfacto iv security being given.- Apply to J. & COLES, * FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Ul "Reynold Street, Augusta, tia Juno 10 ' ' -lt ' " . ' * ?4 ' JSTTbo Newbirry Herald and Abbeville Ban ner will copy twice and lend bill to J. S. C. To Consumptives. Th'c advertiser, Wiving b6ca restored to health ia a few weeks' b> a very ?impie remedy, after baviag suffered for se'verol yeors with a severa . lung affection, and that dread disease Consump tion-is anxioas tu make known to his fellow* sufferers tho means of cure. To all wlio desire it, he will send a "copy of tho prescription Hied (free oLchurgc,). with thc direc tions fur preparing and using, the same, which ibey wilt find a nure curr, for Contumption, A'th mo, Bronekiti*, Cutigh*, Cold?, and all Throat and Lung Affections. Ilia only object of tho advert!* icr in Bending ?hc Proscription, is to benefit thc afflicted and sprt-ad information which bo con ceives to be invaluable, and he hopos every suf ferer will try his remedy, as it Will cost them uothing. aod may provo a'blessing. Tacticff wish ing tho prescription, Fnp.E, by return niall, will plcaso oddrfss REV. EDWARD' A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kiags-Co,, New York. May27 . . ... ly .23. .-Errors ol* You IU. A Gentleman who suffered for. years from Ner vous D?bility, prematuro Deoay, and nil tho effects of yotttnfhl Indiscretion, will, for fte Eako of suffering hvmauity, send free to all who need it, tho reript and direction?ter making the simple Stnedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wiah, g to profit by-tho advertiser's experience can 'do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, , ' JOHN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar St., New York May 27 , ly 22 N Furniture ! OW ON HAND and for sale at REDUCED RATES, a good assortment of Whiet'.in point of manufacture, finish and price, cannot fail to givo satisfaction to purchaser-.; jar Furniture bartered for ALL KINDS O?" COUNTRY PRODUCE, and good trades gitan.. T ". J. M. wm,. Juno, 2a. ., tr 2& POR sala at ibis Oftcey LAW BLANKS'AP ALL KINDS at the most re&soaabla price* for Cashs ' . .