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THE COURSE BLOCKED oUT:--V reference to the provisions of the "Supplementary bill," to be found on the first page of this paper, it will he seen that the commanding General has charge of the re construction scheme, and that the irst election--for members of i' 3 Convention-will take place on " before September next. This '..:. give abundant opportu nity to thcse who desire to :-or ganize," preparatory to the elec tion. The colored population of Columbia and Charleston are mov ing on this line. Whilst we are opposed to antagonism between the two rac a nevertheless, to re main idle now is to give up the State to the control of ignorance and fanaticism. Shall we do it ? [Pickens (fourier. IIYMENIAL.-C(lpid has been playing havoc with hearts ir, the old North State. and has spared neither youth or age, but has even touched the dead with the tender passion. We commend a perusal of the following marriage noticcs to all who are in a state of single wretchedness. 3fARRIED.---Itz Granville coni;iv. on the 14th of March, 1S67, by Rev. Win. S. Hester, MAr. James Crews, (S2 years old) to Mrs. Sarah Currin. (66 years of age.) On the 17th ult., at the rcsi denee of the bride's mot her. in Johnson county, by Elder 3. G. Todd, Mr. M. R. Hood, to Ms Sarah J. Iinnant, Esq.. deceased. T.AI.-Mr. John Stoker. ne" Orkland Mills. Nicholas count v has at three-year old virgin heifer" that is giving two gallons of milk per lay. The calf was raised in the yard. and was brought up to milk by being continually foridled by the children, at first guiin but a small quantity, which grdu ally increased till she now gives two gallons per day.-Paris Ken tuckian. An odd bit of dialogue occurs in a novel nowv publishing in a French paper :--Where is your husband ?' asks a gentleman. 'He went out to buy a cigar,' replies the lady, 'Has he been gone long ?' 'Eight een y-ears.' 'He is quite right,' re marks the gentleman, philosop hi eally ; 'he wants to purchase a good one.' FEMALE PRINTERs.-The Mlacon Citizen is about, to employ female compositors. The Field and Fire aide is entirely set by young ladies. The Editor says ther- belong to the best families of that State. who. were ruined by the war. A number of girls are also employed on the Montgomery Adcertiser. Bill went into a hardware store. "You sell all sorts of nails here ? said he to the obliging gentleman behind the counter. "Yes, my little man. all sorts oC nails." Says Billy, "FIll take a pouind of toe-nails, if you please." Exit Billy, sharply followed 1by a set of toe-nails, doneo up in heavyi boots. A man in Evansville gave h-is daughter a terrible whipping for "shingling" her hair and refuising to lead in prayer. A correspondent of the New York,lerald savs that a full dress of a native lady of Colombo is a bair pin and a garter. An 01(d bachelor. seeing the words ''Families S:upplied,'" over the door of a shop. steppedl in an.d said lie would take a wife and two children. There seems to be a mistake about the President.' signing the bill paSSed by Congress to p)lace 10,00)0 stand of arms in the hiands~ of old Brownlow's bushwhackers. to enable them to crush out the last vestige of con:st.itutional re publicanism in Tennessee. It ap pears that the President killed the measure by a pocket veto. Jr.RsEY CITY, N. J., April 6.-The wi::dows and doors of the Church in which a series of lectures, in abuse of the Catnolics, has been in course of dehvery by the pastor, were badly damaged last night. In shoeing horses that are employed upon the pavements of Boston a cushion of india rubber has of late been placed1 between shoe ard hoof with very sit is factory results. Large quantities of the earth kaolin ren exported from South Cnrolina to New RAILROADS. Secretary's Office, G. & C. R. R. Co. COLU M BIA, A pril Sth, 1867. The annual meeting of the Stocklholders of the Greenville nd, Columbia Railroad Company, will be held in Columbia on Thurs. day, the second day of May next at 10 o'clock A. M. The following persons are entitled to a free ride over the road going to and from the neeting. Any Stockholder hoiding one or more shares for six months previous, is ais lowed to take his wife and children residing with him, but purchasers of Stock who were not original Stockholders, are required to I hold twenty,five shares to entitle them to take their families free. C. V CARRINGTON, Sec'y April 10 15 tf. Schedule Laurens R. R. Of!!ee L:mres . R. i Laurens ':. I., S. C., Feb. 7, 1. j The follov:ing is the Schedule of the Laurc ns :ilroad :or the lpre-ct, and w ill con:tinue until further notice Leave Lar vts C. II., at 6 o'clock, A. M., on MONDAYS, WEIDNESDAY, and FRI DAYS for Jalapa, where connection is made w ith Hic to Nebr, seven miles. Leave Jaltpa at I o'clock on TI[ESD YS, TH URSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Feb. 13 7 tf. J. CREWS, Sept. Laurens Railroad. The Freight on Corn, Cotton and Guano has been greatly redluced. Any person wish ing to ship will call on the Agent, Wm. L. Boyd, at Laurens. or N. B. Knox, :.t New berry. The cars are now running within 7 miles of Newberry, and will soon be run ning through. Frci,lht will be received and forwarded from either en I of the road, with, out detention. J. C[;EaWS, Sup't. Feb. 1 6 3t. Schedule, U.ue Ridge Railroad. Oa and after 3iorda'" the 17th inst.. the Trains 'n the I'ue Ridae ajilroad will leave Anderson for Pend'eto a::d W.a halla, on Wednesdays aid S'turdavs. aiter the arrival of the Green ville & Co!umbia lIajlroad Tra its.1 Will leave Walhula on Mondays at. 3 o' clcck, a. i.. ennu,ecting with the down Train of (reecvi!le & Columbia llailro'd. Will leave Walhailla on We:nesdays at o'c.oe , a Il. W II. D. GAILLAII,. Sept:0 urit metUn:c2t B i1:1 I.. Greeinville & Columbia R, R, P ce: r T rars will ran daily (Sundays except ed u ft furt:.r notic as olw. : Leave Columbia at...................15 a. in. Ai.ton at.....................9. 5 Newberrv Arrive at Abheiile at --3 13 p m. at A.:derson at 5 1) - at GrcenviWe at -S " i L"ave Greenv1Ie at 6. 0 1" m. - Arderson at (t3 Abbeville at -$85 " Nwberrv at --12p . Arrive at. A!ston at 2 ChARLOTE .......7AILR A,m Leav Coumbi ~t.............39.: 5 . Leae Carltteat...........5 1) a." Arrie atColubia t.........-1.25 i. mn. - -s atn Conbi art--e- olmiaa. ChoTEE wthdue of trail's ne Tan ovrths r oad s ad southClows: tiloa Leave i iKE' aesoda Columbia to......... . ...36a.m Le vCh rlo tte Ye .. ........o ...... ........ 5altia.re, grivn cat c C o ftum i a ...............1.2 o . m.c Coden baneggnae hcad. Tatsluba ar.d Charlotte ont the mei dais n hur Norith Cat olua andot Carotlinat p.arods Ilichmoi:d, a..Lsnton, S. C., Baltimore86. mOnd-and aerate checked., th Thrkesuar alo soda hrtefrCharleston andme.) ta Lasae, oleaves ....umbia.at.i.a..m. 40 Tusays Arhurdy at e ~Saturdays...of.each 20ek, in. Chavle on tesame days.and.hour;.arri1.35 at.m Arri-v ad hrlte at 6uusa. p.. ......0p G.ENEA SURfS OFIE Leav Chcle~(Char..!enT.)....na Arrive at Kouingva0....................1 20 p. m. Leave Cohbatp........................8,.00 a. m. Arrive at Charlestou..................4.00 p. mn. March 13 it T. PEAKIE, Gen'l Sup't. Central Railroad .OFFICE OF' rTilE CEN TRAL R. 1t. SAv~AYxu. Ga. Jan.29,1S37. On and aftcr 3Ionday~ the 5th of February. two daily trainis will run b:tweenz Augusta and Sovannah, connectirg in both directious with tra ins on the Georgia Ratil road, as follows, viz: Leave Augusta, 9.30 A . M. and 8 4.5 P. 31 Arrive at Augusta, 5 P. M., and 5 45 A. 31. Leave Savannah 7.,30 P. M.. and 6 30 1P, M1. Arrive at S aanah iP. M1. and 6 35 A. M. Passage ......................... .. ..........6 . Freight to go by PaLssen ger train mnu4tbe pres paid ai.d deuvered at passelger shed thirty nun utes Lefore departure of train. J. 31. SELKIRK, 1 31arch~ 1. 3Muster of franspor-tation. Richmond & Daurille RI. R. CHANGE OF SCliXDULE. On and after Tlunrsdlay, January 31, 1807, ti.e traj:s cn this ro,.d will run as follows: Lynchburg and Danville and Way Accommno dutioni and P'assenger frai. Leaves IRicllhd daily- excep,t Sunday]J at.....................................7 15 A. 31. r Leave D.avil e daily-except Sunday at ....................... ....... .....3 l A. 3I. P~asceu;.:ers for F'armville, Lynchburg, Kinox ville Nashvile, MIemphis, New Orleans. &c , via4r Lynclhurg, rnd for- ail way-statious on the Southside rair.:!, will take this train. Through Expo~ss Train Going West Leaves Rtichmond daily at...........210 P. 31. Leaves Danymfe at.~.................9.35 P. 31 . C Going East. ( Leaves G reenshoro at..............23 P 31. Leaves Da:n ville at.....................4 45 P. 31. Passengers from l:ichmond for all stations wvest of Daa. ilIe, Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta, 31acon, Co;umbus. Atlanta, 3Ioutgomuery, 31o bile, andi New Orleans, via Columbia, wviii takea this trin i. TfIU3IAS DODA 31EBAD. Feb. 6. GROVESTEEN & Co,, PIANO FORTfE MANUFACTURERS 449 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. These PIANOS received the Highest Award of MIerit, at the World's Far. over the hest ma kers from Lot.don, Paris, Germany. the cities et New Yor k, Phiiladelphuia, Baltimore and Boston; also, the Gold MIedal at the Amerienu Inustit ute, i for Five Successive Years! Our Piano- contain ihe French (ranid Action, Harp Pedal, Over strung Bass. Full iron Frame, and all M1odern Improvements. Every .Instrument warranted FIVE years Mfade under the sup;ervision of Mir. J. U . C R OVES FIE EN, who has a practical expen rience of over thirty five years, and is tihe maker of over eleven thousand piano fortes. Our facil ities for mnanufacturing enable us tosell these in strumnents from $1:) I to $200 cheaper thani any first class piano forte. aug 15 ly -...$1,500 PER YEAR! we want agents every. whert to sell our IPR'OVED $20 Sewing Ma chines. Three new kinds. Under and up per feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five years. Above sal ' on inrge commissions paid. The-onsx achines sold in the Uni ted States for less than $40, which are fully licensed by Hlowe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gro ver & Baker, Singer & Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap machines are infrinzements, andi the selier or user arc liable to arrest, finet and imprisor.ment. Illustrated circulars sent : free. Al!dress, or call upon Shtaw~ & Clatrk, at Bid:leford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill. July 2.5 1v. Legal Advertisements. Fair Notice to Trespassers. The Subscriber forewarns all persons, white or black, fox hunters or others, who trespass upon his plantation,by letting down fences, or other violations, that they must hereafter do so at their risk, as he will pro ceed against them to the full extent that the law will allow, All persons will take due notice and govern themselves accordingly. April 3 14 3m J. B. G LYMPH. The State of South Carolina. Nenberry District-In Equity. E11jth P. Lahe Adm'r. vs Mary C. Boozer & others. Bill for Sale of laud, and to pay deht=. The creditors of John C. Boozer dec'd are required to render and establi"'h their respective demands on oath, before the firtt day of June next. ('om's Otlice, SIL AS JOTNSTONE, M a rc h 2 5 th , 1 c;7 . 1 :; S .. c . N . Ti . The Stat e of South C'ar-olina. Newherry Ditrict-In Lqutry. J. M. Sen and others vs E. P. Lake, Adn'r, and others: Bil1 for account, relhef, &c. The creditors of Elijah M. Like, dcc'd, are required to render and establish their re spective demands, on oath, before the Com missioner on or before the first dat of June next. Coa's Oflice, SILAS JOINSTONE, March 25th, 1S67. 13 t9. C. . x. n. STAT EOF SOUTH CA.ROLINA. N cwbcrry I;itt et-In Equity. Agcns M. Caldwell & Susan Caldwell by next friend, rs William Wallace, Ex'or. Petition for S;le of Land. By order of the Court, dated Sth February, 1 S;7, I wi'l sell before the Court IIousc it Newberry, on the first Monday in M!av aext, the real estate of Howard II. Caldwell, leceased, as follows. A lot, in the town of Newberry, fronting m Pratt Street, twe'lty-two feet and run i to the rear forty two feet, bounded by ots of S. Montgomcry, George G. DeWalt, md lot heonLn_ to the estate of John II. -'eele, dee'd. Ti:axs-The purchaser w111 be requited 0 give hond( with at least awo go,d suretie? aun1 a Mr' ae'c of the property to secare he p:: urc hse money, payable in two cegnal annal in;starlmetnts, wit I intereest from the lay of'sle, and to pay the costs of these :orc'euings in cash. Comt's Oiiee, SILAS JOIINSTONE. 3h:rh 2,tlh 1807. 1N.' St. 112 c. E. N. n TAT E 0IF SOUT TI CAROLINA. In Eqri:v-Ne'herr. Ditrict. .ames A. Crotwell, Ado'r vs. J.ne Boozer and others. Bill for sale of~ land and payv ment of debts. The creditors of Freder ick Boozer, dee'd, .rc required itn thme order of the Court, to end'er on oath and vstablish their respective lenmatnds before ,the Commissioner, on or >efore the first day of June next. SILAS JOIINSTONE, C E. N. P. Comn's office, A pril 15-10-7r. * UrA TE 01F SOUTH C'ARO~LINA. In Equity-Newigerry D)istrict. L. C. Kibler and otherts vs Na ncyv Autll and others. Bill for account, injunction sale of land, to pay debts and to appoint Rece ivyer. It appearing to my satisfaction that John Itn Autll, on e of the~ defenrdantts to the lill resides beyond the limiits of this Srate. It is ordered, that be do plead, answer or [emzur to said Bill wit hi n thrt ee mnth ts from he publication of the rule, or te sanme vill be taken oro cotnfesso againtst bimt. SIL AS JOHINSTONE-, i.t.x.o. Comn's Office, F'eb. 25-3m--11. ST ATE OF SOUTI'I CA ROLINA. in Equitry-Newberry District. John S. Ren wick, Adtm'r vs. Stephen Dugan, Sim. Dugan et al. Thte creditors of Ben Dungatn, freemuan, li'ceased, are required to render and es a .lish on oath, their respective demands >efore the Cotimissioner on or before the ist day of May ntext. SILAS JOHINSTONE, c.E.N.D. Comt's offiee, 1st Feb. 1SG7. iTA TE 01" SOUTH C'AOLINA. In Equity-Newberry District. James RI. Sheppard vs. Mary E Schumpert and others. Bill for Injuntction, &c. The creditors of Honorias Sheppard, dec'd, re requested to render and establish, on oath beir respective demands before the Corn iissioner, oh or before the first day of May, 807. SIL AS JORTNS l'O NE, C. E. N. D. Corn's office, Feb. 1, 1807. 3mno. 412 ITA TE OF SOUTII CAROLIXA. Int Eqiuity-Newberry Disttrict. John S. Iletwick, Admt'r vs. S:ephen Dugan and others. B!ll for sale of real estate, re lief &e. By order of' the Court, I uail te-sell at the isk of the formter purchas~er o:t the first lo::dy i May, 1867, before the Court osea t Newberry, at public auction, the e!i est:t:ie of Ben ?)uganl, freemian, deceased, s follows: A tract of land, situ ted itt Newberry listrict, conmtaintingt, seven:t y-fourz amt es, mote r less, ar.d bounded by lands of Dr. G. WV. ilenn, deceased, J. B. Ghttmph atnd others. A tract of land, sitsttedl in Neni berry )istrict on waters, of Kinig Creek,- cotntain ig forty-five acres, more or less, titd bound d by lanids of Joltnt Glennt, J. S, Reu wick nd David Wicker. Totrs.-Thie purchaser will be r.equired o give bond with at least two good su rette; nd a n:ortgaze of the premmses, to secure :tnyment of the purchase mnone~y, plaable a the first day of Januar 18G8s;, withI in rest fromt the day of si le, and to pay in ash the cost of these proceeditngs. SI LA S JOHINSTONE, c. :. N. P. Comi s ofliee, April 3-14-4t. *9 TIlE subscriter has just receivod a supply f the.se Cases, frotm the above celebrated ranufacturer, which are of the latest and aost impr-oved patterns, and of elegant Rose rood finish, and whicht he off'ers at low rates : the public, lie takes this occasion to say hat they have been purchased exclusively >r cash, and selling them at only a small dvance on the cash price, that no orders for be above Cases will be attended to unless ccompanied with the cash. CAMN Newberry, S. C., July 23, 18G0. Orm. Jacob Werts, Repairer of (Clocks. &c. THTE Subscriher will annoae to mend. on (olumbia Advertisements. R. L. BRYAN, WITH JMES J, 1'I1RTER, Opposite Columbia Court House, S. C. DEALER IN SCHOOL, LAW, MEDICAL & illSCELLANEO' BOOKS, Writting Paper, Blank Books. Stationery for Schools and Offices, LAW BLANKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orr. b>y Ma"y l Promptly E;cutted. Mareb 6-10O-:3mo. JOHN C. DIAL, (Late ALLEN & DIAL,) Importer and Dealer in English and American HARDWARE - AND Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings. Mill Stones, Bolting Cloths, Circular Saws, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans, India Rubber & Leather Belting, Carpenters', I3lacksim-iths' and Tanners' Tools, lo usekeceping and Eurnishiny 111(ITl w u' Agricuiltur"al Implements, Lime, Cement, Pla'er, Paints. Oils, French and Ame-ican Window Glass, ( un.. hrities. Pito,ls. ,SItt Belts. pou-deri F"lac. Pou-der, Shot, &C. Wholesale & Retail, At the Sign of the GOLDEN PAD LOCK Columbia, S, C. November 7 Gin. Dook8 ald 6iat0o0ry PLAIN-ST., (a few doors west of Main-st. COLUMBIA, S. C. Who1es-ale p u r elh a s o r s. Schools, and Libiraries supplied on Special I'ernis. Orders lby mail attended to carefully and >roniprly at New York prices. Blanik B3ooks made to any pa.ttern at low eUt prices. Nov 7 Gmno. H Otels. MILLS' HDWUSE, CORNER QUEEN AND MEETING STS, Char leston, S. C. This,well known.r first clais. IIotel la.s just been thoroir -bly repaired, refitted and re -urniished, arnd is now\ readyv for the aceo. nodaticn of rhe travelling public, whose >atronage is respectfully solicited. Coaches ahvarvs in readines~s to convey w1senger's to and from the Hontel. The Proprietor promises to (10 allin his ower for the comfort of his guests. JOSEPH P'URCELL, Nov '7 Proprietor. CHARLE8TON HOTEL, C HARLESTON, S. C. TIS popular and well known Hotel has een newly furnished throughout by the resent P roprietor, who has been sixteen ears connected with the establishmrent. W. WHITE, PHnPIE'TOR. GEORGE G. MIXER, Snperintendent, CHAntIAs A. il ILLER, Cashier. A pril 4, 1866-1-1. Central Hotel. From and after this date, the "'Shiver house,'' wi be known by the abhove name. he patronage received by tihe present~ pro rietress has been so gratifying that she is etermined to enilarge her business5 and ;ive to it a distinctive title. The travelling public wili be accommo ated promptly and well; an unexceptio.n ble tabile ailwayvs be kept -.attentive ser an ts wil a ttend to inidiv'iianil wants, and o effort be spared to preserve the: reputa ion which the present nianiagement has en evorcd to preserve. MRS. D. C. SPECK, Dec. 19 tf. Columbia, S. C. PLANTERS HOTEL) Augusta, Ga. Newly furnished and refitted, unsurpassed y nny hotel South, was resopened to the pblie October 8, 1866. T.j S. Nickerson. Proprietor. ate of the M[ills House, Charleston, and Proprietor of Nickerson's Hotel, Columns bia, S. C. Nickerson's Hotel. (coLm I3i. S. ('. PASSENG1ERS arriving in Columbia on he difYe'enit Ra ilroards will find Ommihuisses, arriages anid Baggage Wagons in rendiw: ss o con vey them to and fromn this lHotel tiree f chrarie. Gi-Responsible Persons in attendanice to eeive Checks and 1Haggage. T. S. NICKERSON, PnornicTon. Newberry Hotel. THIS HIOTE~L having changed hands, has een thoroughly renovated1 and refitted, and he subscriber earnestly solicits the attention f the public to the fact. A new and elegant BAR ROOM is at, ached to the house. Choicest wines, liquors ant eigars can always be had. C. C. CHASE, Ag. March 29 tf WAVERLY HOUSE, T~ ?i~YT1 I T'~ ri fir y~ I~ c"i'flrT"1 Baltimore Advertisements. Sp)ring JImlportIalica 1867. RIBBONS, And Straw Goods. ARMSTR0NG, CATOR & CO., -Importers and Jobbers of Ribbons. Bonnet Silks and Satins. B1'mnd.c. etts. Crap. I elets, Rui-ces . Flocr. eater STRA B01ETS AND LADIES' IATS, Trimmed and Untrimmed, Shaker I oods, &c., 237 and 239 Baltimore-St., BALTIMORE, MD.. Offer the largest Stock to be found in this Country, and unequalled in choice variety and cheapness. Orders solicited and prompt attention given. February 27 3 mo. Carriages, Buggies, W agons. A New Carriage AND BuggyF actor y. NEAR THE DEPOT IN ONE OF WM. LANGFORD'S BUILDINGS. The subscriber being a practical Carriage maker by trade, having arranged with com petent wornkmen, for carrying on his busi ness in a workmanlike inanner, he annonn ecs to the citiz,ns of Nev;berrv and surronn dinq country, that lie is ready to receive orders for new work, Car;iages, or I;g es, &e., of any style or p:i tern that par ties may wish. And if their work is not done aeoording to order parties will not he under any obligatior to take it, when done. Give him a trial, is all he asks. Old Car , and Bhig;,ies renovated and nmae to loo!k eqial to new, at reasonable prices. A liberal share of patronage is solicit d. Ie is in monthly receipt of patterns of all the itest styles in vogue: parties order ing can have a fine selection to choose from. A few~ Enggies on hand for sale'. Dec. 19) 51 Gino.. J. TATYLOR. ICarriage Shop, Newberry C. ir., S0. Ca.. Respect fully in forms the citii:ss f New berry~ and] sn ri on nd(ing coun try that ha vin~g re opened his carri;ige shop, and is now Iprepared ta~ excnte all work ini Ihis line in the nea.t est ma imer, aniid i:h i upatclh. WiVill inmake andl repa ir Carriiages, Buggies, Wag0ns,&c, Nov 7 fnmo * MiscellaneOus. REMOVAL. A .M.W\\ICKEIR'S C011feelionai'y alid G1'000ry STORE. I take pl'asure in calling the at t iition of my friends and customcrs to the fatct that I havie re.moved into my NEWl BRICK( BUILDING on the em,tner ini front of my; old store, and have fitted it up in an ele:a nt manner and have now on han.d the completest and Best Stook of any (onfecionary (Iidl (lonIs !i|)Ci'c/lly to hc fo'U)1(l The attention of little folks as well as big' ones is called to nmy beautiful assortmient. Hopiiig to receive a contimuation of the very liberal patronage heretofore extended, I return grateful thanks for past kimniness. March 2u 12 tf. A. M. WICKEI. J. HICKLING & CO.'S Great Sale of WatChes. On the popular one price pian, giving every patronrahandsomne and reliable watch for the low pr ice of Ten Dollars !Without regar d to value. and not to be p)aid fer unless 1:erfectly satisfactory! 50J Solid G old Hunting Watches $250 to $751 500 Magic Cased Gold Watches--2 0 to 500 510 Ladies' Watches. Enamaled-100O to 30) 1.'a.0 Gold Ht'g Chron. Watches--25) to 800 1.000t Gold Hlunt'g English Levers-.'0 to 25) 3,000 Gold Hlunt'g Duplex Watches--150 to 200 5,000 Gold-Bt'g American W atcbes-100 to 250 5.' 0 ) Silver H unting Levers 5 to J5) 5..0 0 Silver Hlunt'g Dupexes-- 75 to 25) 5,0n0 (old Ladies' Watche: 50 to 250 lo;.0 G;old Hunting Lepine 5) to 75 10.;0C Miscellaneous Silver Watches- 5) to 100 25,00' hunting Silver Watches-- 25 to 53 3'.0) Assorted Watches, all kinds- 10 to 75 Every patren obtains a Watch by this arrange ment, costing but $10, white it may be worth $750. No partiality shown. 3Iersrs J. lickling & Co.'s Great American Wuic Co.. New York City, wish to immediate,, lv dispose of the above mnagnitcent Stock. (er, tificates naming articles, are ptaced in sealed en velops. Ilders are entitled to the urtic!es named n their certificates, upon payment of Teni Dollars. whether it be a W atch wort h $750 or one worth less. The return om any of o rr cer tilicates entitles you to the articles named there on, upon payment, irrespective of its woi th, and a no article valued less thaii S'O is named on anycertificate, it will at once be seen that tnis inolottery, but a straight-forwardl le:gitimate transaction, which may be particip.ated in even by the most fastidious! A single Certificate will be sent by mail, post poid(. upon receipt of25 cents, live for $1, eleven for $2, thirty-:hbree and elegant premium for S5, sixty-six and mnor? valuable premium for $10, ore bundred and most superb W.ich fer $15. To Agents and those wishing employment this is a rare opportuiuity. it is a legitimately con ducted business, duly authorized by the Govern ment, and open to the most careful scrutiny. Try us. A ddress J1. HICKLING & CO.. 149 l;roadwav-Near P. O. Charleston Advertisements. J. R. READ & CO., NEW STORE. New Goods! 263 King Street, Having recovered from the effects of the late fire, and in the meantime repaired and improved 'our store, making large additions to the same, we are now prepared, after passing many weeks in carefully selecting Goods, to exhibit the most attractive and entire new stock of British and Continental DRY and FANCY GOODS ever offered in Charleston, S. C. J. R. READ & CO. 263 King-st., Charleston, S. C. New and Seasonable .Foreign Dry Goods, WHITE GOODS. Domestics and Linens, English Hosiery, Best Kid Gloves, Lace Mitts and Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, and Fancy Goods. J. R. READ & CO. 203 Kiug,st., Charleston, S. C. CLOAK and SHAWL Department. Our NEW DISPLAY ROOM being now completed, we take pleasure in inviting an inspection of our new and choice stock of Ladies Coverings, Comprising every new and choice novelty of the season. 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