Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ex itT26a1 .C., b Ses of cotton R.-Y. ot tonI IS. beffir, but F M xvA aw_tfrpoclosed oWo10,0n' as)yer 2, Gold Marnh S-Cotton active and tin a ls 000 bales-middling T; NA a SO.-Cotton market- more a settled; sales 8V baes; &"M, U0201b ye*tag.-Cotton a- ; Orleans U1 a llj; k yertise m ts. ~-GOODS.: j secelved Ame, ati. Browtia Bleached Shetings, White Goods, JVottonalfs st'ped osna rfs we &c., &c. 8 ee in Cotton, und much cheaper I ke pndersigned hav, i iod bereafter at - 1142 O-r"oefs, tawns, 2Poplins and Mo 4'ain olreredl mueh tliahasimiiaf g0ols *st sea-son, by Sar).e lou Grif1n_s .maUi Sethe Blades , - R. STEWART. Ap0d let superior Wa -Vaftetore m.cd, all the - siedame&13sa .fufl as-ar twnent ~R. ST .ART. in Bduca wadf a h'e - Itm ot :oaoem al be pre . seoa, nd alH persons1 deee wI 'pay.nent to the sameC. L1. GR1ERSON, 4 ..NDERSON. puiase the in seto r .W Grierson in the above geeni t?tflesamue old J. A. HE RERSON. rei$tinfiorms his lihc gcenraly +.hat though the - tne i-at he. usy ~~T &~ leieadyv to at - tolwats. J. W. GRIESSO. AR perseu having domands against the hate of Iese Johnson, dec'd, are hereby agged-te present them, en or before the -eyto May aec# .& 4 setttemient will - ue on said Estatein that tune..Ths __ ; ' XIa.kyi Sihat el ba#eiR'fooioreneret, - LEAR5B~ J SONi, A dm'z. '*. y Wednesaa by6T 1brison; 0ertyas& - the Union Republi . March.30th, * Jipria e~4.ikport Lim, Iforbnildep's 1 &IBA & I .Z WLLINERY. ~~2Marris is this day opeii e r Fine Stock ofr .Apr1 WI1 inform his frilends *.c at.& b as a smal stock of cB GYHAS whb.h.o m (Eeit prices to soit the t - time W. A.ELM0RE. L New Advertisements. District Court of the United States, For the District of South Carolina. In Bankruptcy. .I the- matter of W. E. CLARY, Bankrupt. This is to give iotice that on the 26th day pf March, 1868, a warrant of Bankruptcy was.issred butvof the District Court of the United States for the District of South Carolina, against the -Estate of W. E. Clary, of Newberry, in the District of Newberry, in said Ditrict, who las been adjudged a bn%rupt on hit .own petitibn: that the pyyihent orav debts and the de ivery of any property be.longing to- such Binkrupt .to himi or foi his use, and the tiansfer of any property by him, are for bidden by law ; and-that .a: meeting of the Creditors ofaid Bankrupt, to prove their debv,and -to choose :one or more Assianees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bank splex; td be holden at Newberry Court House at the office of, and b-!fore ienry Summer, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy for said District, on the 1Nth of April, A.D., iSt1, at 11 o'clock A. M. J. P. i. F.PPING, U. S. Marshall, S. C., District, by GEORGE LAUSF-5, April 1 14 3t. Deputy Messenger. idtrict Court of tke United. States. For the District of South Carolina. In Bank% raTtcy. lu the matter of JACOB S. BOWERS Bamkrupt.' - This is to give notice that on the 3)tb day of March. 1W68. awarrant of Bankruptcy was inued mut of the District Court of the United States for the District of South Carolina. azainst the Estate of Jacob S. Bowers of Newberry, in the District of Newberry, in said Disfrict, who.-has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his own . petition: Ihat the payment of any debts and the delivery of any prpry belongig to such Bankrupt; t'o him or 'orbs use, and the transfer of any property by him,- are forbidden by law; and that a meeting of the Cre44ors of maid Bankrupt, t6 prove their debts. and to rhooie one or more Asbigaeet- of his estate. will be held at a court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newberry Court House -at the office of. and before flenry Surirer, Esq., Register in Bank. ruptcy, for said District, on the- 13th of April, A. D., 1868, at 11 o'clock, A. M. J. 'P.M ErPr G, U. S. Harshall, S. C., Pistrict, by GEoRE LARsEN, Aprl 1 2t. Deputyeesenger. District Court of the -United States. For the Distriet of South Carolina. In Baukrptcy. - In the mtter of John W. Folk, Bankrupt. This is to give notice that-on the 31st day of March, 1868, a watrant in Bankruptcy was issued out of :the District Court of the UufteJStAtes for the District of South Car sh ,-ainntilie estate of Jolmn W. Folk, )f Pomaria, in the District of South Caro ina and S?atc of South Caroliha, who has beenmddged- a Bankrnpt on his own peti tion : That the pnymeut, Qf,.av debts and .e .e y f. uf propty belongir.g to sch BankrAt to him, or ~for his use, and 1o,trysfr of any property by him, a-e Porbidden by ]an; and that a meeting of tle Creditors of said Bankrupt, to prove their (ler. and- to choose one or more As ign'eof his estate, wil-be-held at a Court tDankruptcy,. to be holden at Newberry Ciourt House at the offiee of, and before 1anrySrumer-, Fesq.; Register in Bank nt for s.-id 'Di.strict, on the 1-4th day of $2 1868, af. 10 o'clock, A. M. - J. P.- M. EPPING, U.-S. Marshall S. C. District, by GEoRGE LARiSE, April 1 1.5f i Deity Mesnenger EER A L SU PERIiiir DEN1TS OFFTE, } CuAa zaR6oT s. C. 3lnirch 28, 1S8.j On an:d after Sunday, Ja'n::ary 19. the l'a-sen, ~er Trair.s on the South Ca.olina Ranilroad will nas.fo)io5r't vit-7 eaebreo'o9ouni.'...6.30 A M1 trrive at Kiingville ...............I) 1' PI enve lipg8e..........:....~. 200 P 3M rive at Columbia.................350 P M1 egve Commbia.~L..-................Goa A M1 rrive at liiagvilet,........... 7.86.A M! -av Kinitvilie...................800 A M1 trrie at ChewIesto....................3.00 P' 3 The-Passenge.Train own the Camden Branch ill connect with 1.p and Down Columbia Trains. md Wilrmington and. Manchester Bailread Craison Monday's, Wednesdays and Saturdays. KGHT EXPRES5. FREIGHT AND-PAS ~ENG1E: ACCOM1MODA[1O.N TRAL.x will run s foiows, vfz: aave Charleten for Columbia.......) P I trrire,at Colunabia............ 6.'6 A M - ~eave -Coiuinbia......'.......... 5.3 M - trrive at Charlesten ........ -.... 540 A 1 - M3ardh M ~ .T.rEAKEGexWIlSupt. XRE RECEIVING AL-. 'MOST DAILY ADDI TIONS TO THEIR - ARIED STOCK OF. ryGoods, ---- - ~- Groceries, 4 Shoes, Kerosene ONl, -IALm s, &C. WVe h-ave something- new in he'iefofi\IPS,fhe most, omplete of anything gltt rought to our market and Prof AgainsIt Expesien. We keep a goodi mspply -of. extra Burreis <Chimneys, - - W icks, &e.~ - - For La nps, t very reasonable rates. We have arrangements to ~et a fresh- supply of Meal and Grist, aery \veek from Greenville, March 25 132Lt Mule Lost.1 The siqbseriber wilt give a rewardl for the( ecovery of a Mule which broke loose near iston,'S. C.. while on the way to Colum-1 i, about the 21st or 22d of January last, nd was since seen in the neighborhood ofr 'oaria. The mule is about 12 years old, ftien hands- high, blin&d.in righ t eve, -and large lump like a wen on the right side f the bact, dono apparently by -a burt rom a saddle,sattd is~ a lhght bay in color. tfair reward will be given for any inform tioa ini regard to the niule which will.lead' a recovery. Address J. P. Poole at New erry S. C., or'th~e - undersignied nt Travel er's Rest, S. C. -t March 18123 C. C. MONTGOMERY. Carriage and Buggy FACTORY. J. Taylor & Co. Will keep const-I ntly on hand a good as sortment of fiae BUGGIES of the most ap vroved styles - and patterns, combiiing lightness and durability. Built to order l-ght Rockawayr, and Plantation Carriages, Pheatons, Top and no Top Boggies, &c. Old Carriages and Buggies renovated and made to look as- good as new. Repairing done in the best r-anner and at reasonable prices, and all wori estimated on before it is repaired and a copy givei to our custo mers. Special attention given to repairing fine Carriages and Buggies, which is impor taut to consumers. Freight will be paid one I way, wben sent by Rail 11oad, witen the re pairs atount to over Sli. We use nothing >ut the best materials that can be bought, and are willing to rely on the merit of our work for a liberal patronage. We invite the exami nation of our work and assure the public that we can build the same class work as cheap if not cheaper than we can import it. All of oar work is warranted. Our Factory is near the Depot. Newberry, S. C., March 2-5 13 Iy. Wilson & Wicker HAVE GREATLY INCREASED THEIR New Stock of Spring GOODS. consisting of DRY'GOODS & GROCERIES1 AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Prints, Sugar. Coffee, Bacon, Flour, Lard, Soap, Can Fruits, Pickles; Sardines, Tobacco, &c. March 25 Notice to Creditors and Debtors. A!! persons having demands against the estate of Enoch Saiber, dec'd, are required to hand them in to me by the 1st May next, properly nrobated, and all persons indebted osiaid deseased's estate, arc required to make immediate p-iyiaent, as it is important :o make a settlemei.nt on saidl estai'. W.'s. R, BNTZ, Adoir. District.Cotint ofthbe United States. For the District of South Carolina. In Banakrup:ey.. In th:eSmatter of Di:. P. B. 'RUFF, Ba-nkrupt. To;wheni nmy .concern : The under sig:a4-hereby gives notice of his appoint ment as Assignee of the Estate of Dr. -P. B. Ruff, of Newbe~rry Court House, in the Dis trict of Newberry and State of South Caro la, within sa~d Di.strict, who has been ad judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by Le District Court ot said District, dated 14th lay of March A. D., 1868. SILAS JOHINSTONE, Assignee. March 18 12c &. - District Court of the United States. ~or the district of Sotti CaroTma. In Bank ruptcy. In the matter of LEVI LIING STON, Bankrupt. To whom it .may concern: The under igned bereby gives notice of his appoint, neat as Assignee of the Estate of Levi Liv gston of the district of Newberry dnd State f South Carolina within said district, who as been adjudered a Bankrupt upon his own itition by the district Court of said district. )ated 16th day of March A. D., 1868 . DR. RtOB'T,L LU THER, Assignee.. March 18 12 St. District Court of hhe United States. ~or the district of South Carolina. In Rank ruptcy'. In the inatter of DRAYTON T. LIVINGS TON, Bankrupt. To whom it may concern: The uder-. igned hereby gives notice of his appoint nent as Assignee of the Estate of Drayton f. Livingston of the district of Newberry id State of South Carolina within said dis-. rict, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt up m his own petition by the district Court of aid district. Dated 10th day of March, A. >,1868. -. DR. ROB'T L. LUTHER, Assignee. March-18 12'% -: ?' Istrict Court of the U. States. ?r the Distries of South .Carolina. In Bankruptcy. -Ir themiatter of JOHN W. RHODES, BantkrU.pt . To whom it may conegrn : . The under gted bereby gives notice of his appoint neat as Agigneeof the estate of John' W. hoes of the District of Newberry and state of South Carolina within said district, who has been adjudged a Bankruot upon 'is own petition by the District C2oirt of lid District, dated 7th day of Marchb A. D., LS68. JOHN P. EINA.RD, Assignee. March111 1iSt.. District Court of the United States. ~jr the DistrieV of South Carol1ina. In Bankruptcy. . In the matter of .JACOB jKIBLER, Bankrupt. - - 'l'o whom it ruay concern: The under igned hereby gives. notice of his- appoint neat as Assignee of thre Estate of Jacob (ibler, of the District of Newberry and tate of South Carolina within said District, sho has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon s own petition by the District, Court of aid District, dated 14th March, A.. D., 1868. JOHN T. PETERSON, Assignee. Mareb 18 12 St. Newr Bar Room. I have~ opened and refarnished the Bar ~oomn in Amazoque, formerly kept by Mr. ed Boozer, and will always keep on hand he very purest liquors that can be had in he Market-Suich ,as Cognac, Apple and each Blandy, various, brands whiskey, in, Rum, Wine, Ale, Porter, &c. My stock will always be select and pure, and prices -eryv moderate. Call and see if you cannot :et~a be*,ter drink at less money than foi erly. D. WA RD, & Co., Newberry,.March, 25. Town Tax Payers. Notice is bereby given that returns of all nable property (under Ordtnance) must be ade by the first of April, and payment of le same by that time to the Town Clerk, at be Sheriff's office. Persons failing to comn, ily with above notice will be liable to addi,. ional tax. JAS. E. GUY. March 18 12 2 Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias to me directed, I will sell. on Monday, the 6th of April next, the following property, viz: One bale Cotton. Levied on at the suit of M. Foot, et al, vs. Mathias Singley. 3 1800 Acresof Land, more or less, bound ed by lands of George A Eptin-'s estate, lands of H. H. Folk, H. W. Rikard and others. Sold as the land of John P. Kinard, at the suit of S. J. Kinard, et al. 3 Also, one Store-house and Lot, in the Town of Newberry, bounded by Adams and Pratt streets, and lot of M. Foot. Sold as the property of A. M. Wicker, at the suit of Farrar & Co., and others. 3 Also, Three Lots and Stores in the Town of Frog Level, bounded by lands of the es tate of John Birge, William Bridges and others. Sold as the property of David Kib ler at the suit of G. G. DeWalt. 3 Aiso, six hundred Acres, m1ore or les!, bounde I by lands of Thomas J. Price, Jo seph Caldwell and others. Levied on as the property of J. C. S. Brown, at the suit of D. V. Scurry, et al. 3 Also, seventy or eighty Acres, more or les, bounded by lands of Sallie Bolb, Phil lip Crotwell et al. Levied on at the suit of D. H. Buzzird vs. Henry Buzzard. 3 THOMAS M. PAYINGER, - March 18 S. N. D. Cotton! Cotton! Cotton! The Subscriber begs leave to. announce to his old friends and the community at large, that he is now permanently located in the City of Columbia, for the purchase of Cotton and all other Country Produce. I will be found at the store of J. & T. R. Agnew, and at all times prepared to give and pay more for Cotton and Country Produce thaa any other man in Columbia. My nus merous friends in Newberry District and the adjacent country will tind me, as formerly, a liberal bidder, and one who gives the high est market price for all country produce. Let none of my old friends sell their cotton before they see me ; the price of cotton must advance, and I am willing to come up to the mark. I wish all my Newberry friends and customers to call on me,-and I will help them. S. T. AGNEW, Agent the purchase of Cotton and all Country Produce, at the store of J. & T. R. Agnew, Colambia, S. C. March 11 MORE NEW GOODS5 JUST RECEIVED New Styles Prints, Jaeonets, Brilliants, Plaid Muslin, Plain . Cambrics, Bird-eye Diaper, Tickings, &c.., &c. ALSO, A superior Article Carolina Indigo, Madder. Irish Po tatoeS, Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Keelers, Brooms, Hoes, Trace Chains, &c. &c., R. STEWART. March 11 11 4 Views for Sale. Phiotographs of the Baptis~t. Lhiiteran - [ethodist, Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches~ - FOR SALE. These Views are perfect Pictures-beauti fully bright, clean and clear, Those who desire pictures of any of the above churches, have now an opportunity to- obtrin them cheap. -They are 64 by 84 Inches, and mounted on card board, ready for- fra-ming. We have on hand a fine assortment.of. gilt frames, suitable for theso views. WREN & WHRELER, March 11 P'hotographers RICHARD TOZER. ENGINE ER & MitllMXT Columbia, S.~ C. Steam Bngines and Machinery of allde scriptiona made to order on the most iera.l terms. Orders from the country promptly attended to. March 4 3mo. Legal Notice. JOHN F. SPEARM AN; Att'y. at Law & Sol. in Equity, Will practice in the State Courts for this and adjoining Districts, in the UnitedStates Circuit and District Caus ts for South Caroli na. ' Special attention given to cases in Bank raptcy. ggOffice-Lower end of Law Range. New berry C. H. March 25. Tax Notice. The law requires that. the taxes on all in comes must be paid by the 31st of March, and that returns on all property must be made -by that time. Persona failing to egmzply with above notice, will be liable to double tax and costs. I will remain at Newberrf C. HI., until the 25th inst., after which time I will be at Frog Level until the :;1st inst. J. B. FELLERS. Mrrch 25. .. -r. C. N D. TO THE PUBLIC. I bave just returned from- Charleston, where I boug)1 a Large Stock of SPRING GOODS, Consisting in part of Beb-uxifal Prints, Musli.ns,. osuaburga, Shirtings, (Bleached & unbleaehed,) also, Groceries, Shoes, flats, both for Gents and Ladies, in fact. I. have every thing kept in a good -country~ store. I return my kind thanks to my friends -and customers, for the Liberal patronage I have received since I opened where I am. I told them I was going te sell Cheap Goods, to come and look and judge. My cuttO mer's did so, and'-I sold them goods cheap; aind will centinue to sell cheap, cheap for - cash. I will exc'hange Goods for all kind of Country Produce. M. P'. ALBRITON. Newberry, March 25. Bible Society Notice. The Newberry District Union Bible So iety will hold its an,.ual meeting, at Head Sprirg Church, on Saturday before the fir'st Sunday in April, at 11 o'clock, A. M1. An addr'. ss will be delivered by the Rev. WV. S. Black. March 11 11 ttf. FISH ! FISH! Received*very Tuesdlay and Friday, all kinds fresh Fish. A HARRIS; Ag t. March 1)1 11 Exemption Notice. All persons liable to street and road duty, within the corporate -limits of the town of Newberry. for the first quarter, 1865, Can procure exemption fromt tha same, by pay. ing of one dollar to the Town Clerk, at the Sherifs office on or before the 1st of A pril NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING SPRI,1G NTYLE&S. AT W. H. Webb's, Consisting of A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF PRINTS, CI-IALLIES, POPLINS, MUSLINS, &c. also a large stock of Striped Osnaburgs, Sheeting, Shirting, (Bleached and Brown,) TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES, BICON, Sugar. ALSO, Boots and Shoes, A nd all things kept in a Gen cral Stock. March 11 M. FOOT. Has just received a large Stock of Bacon Sides, Hams and Shoulders, Salt, Molasses, Sugar, Rio and Java Coffee, Flour, Rice, *Irish Potatoes, Cheese, Soda a-nd Sugar Cracker's, Candies, Soda, Yeast Powder, Concentrated Lye, Soap; * tarch, Candles, Matches, *Piekles, Logwood, Coperas, *Indigo, Spices, Lamp Chimneys, Tobabco and Segars, Bagging, Roping, Plow Lines, Shoveis, Nails, *Sieves, Cotton Cards, Shoe Blacking, Pipes, Tacks, Knifes and Forks, Powder and Shot, Grockery- Ware, Dry Goods, Eancy Goods, Ladies and Gients Furnish ing Goods of all kinds, Boots, Shoes and Gaiters; of all sizes,. Clothing, Eats, &c. Other Goods, too n umer ouis to mention, which are generally kept in a well sup plied YVriety Store. I offer my GOODS at prices as low as they can be bought or sold-at the corner of the Hotel. Mairch 25 13 tf. *Male School. -1sTh of sAR Ha chool or bSo. Tecoure of nstruction wi1 con ehe' Latin Gree, and if desired, Terms : .Three Dollars per month, inTariably in advance. ~. ~ .CL EL mar 48m J F ..LDEL Dr. J. D. Bruce tender his pr osoal servics to te puic. THE WANDO COMPANY, OF CHARLESTON, S. C., IS PREPARED TO FURNISH FARMERS AND PLANTERS AN AMMONIATED Soluble Phosphate, Combining in the higheqt degree the requisiteA for the lar-est yield ot Cotton and Corn. Our friendswhohave tried this FERTILIZER gre their unqualified testimony or its ctimplete sue eess in largely increasing the yield ot their crops Where the application was doulied. the incroae of yield was tully as great, and we are assured that it has proved for cotton "The Manure."' Plauters will find it to theiradrattage to work less ground, to cultivate inore thorouhly, and to apply liberally a i;e1mration such as the above. Our Fertilizers Are m ie under the supervision of Dr. St. JuIlCn RAVENEL, Chemist, Whose reputation and skill ensure a reliable ar ticle. We have no beitation in stating that in our own standard manure the public have a Fer tilizer which will give the most satisfaetory re Fulta. WE CLA M THAT AT THE SAME COS]' PEl ACtE. THIS AITCLE WILL DO BETM iiIAN I-IUVIAN GUANO. our friends writing that Guano loses its effect upoa the plant generally about the beginning of September. and this sustaining the plant in a green and healthy condition until killed by frost. Directions for use sent with shipment. 1rice 86 per ton of 2,- 00 pounds. A SUPERIOR ARTICLE or PURE DNE FLDUH Always on hand, at $65 per Ton of 2000 pounds. Wm. C. DUKES & CO. march 4 4t AGPENS. Photographs. On account of the increa%:e in our b3si ness, we htve concluded to remain at New berry For Several Weeks Longers We are prepared to make Photographs, Ambrotypes, Ferrotvpes, Photograph Res idences, Public Buildings, Set Pictures in Pins, Rings and Lockets, Copy Old Pie- I tures to any size desired, and to execute Photographs from. the Card-Size to Life-Size. A splendid assortment of Gilt and Rose wood Frames for sale. We will have for sale a fine lot of Albums, by the 3rd day of March, and everybody should have one. We have a fine lot of specimens at otnr gal lery, Portraits and Views --made at New berry. Call and examine them. We Ishall 'try to give satisfaiction in every case .WREX.& WUEELER, Mf rch 410 tf. Photograiphers. COTTON 1 I P AND STOW8 AN TINWIKE Are Down, And now' is the time to supy 'yourself with a GOOD COOKING STOVE.. Desiripg to make a change in our busiriess, we offer'our entire stock ol Sroves and Tin ware at Greatly Reduced Prices. Country merchants are respectfully in vitedI to call and. examine stock and prices. DLE iSE -W RLG[IIT.. Feb. 19 9 lf. RESTAURANT. The subteriber having opened a Restauran t .NEXF DOOR to his Bakery andl Confee% tioner-y store, in the buiilding formerly oe capie& by. Mr. B. MI. Blease, for thre socom. modation of the public, inC rmns them that lie is prepared to furnish All the Delicacies of the season In FISH, Oysters and Game, In the mnost acceptable style. ' He will keep constantly on dr-aft Fresh Lager Beer, Wines, Ales,~&c. He is also prepared to furnish TR.ANSIENT ORi REGULAll BOARU) AND LODGING. .He respectfully asks for a share of patron-. age, and promises to make his establialh ment a'favorite resort-, Jn 153 LOUIS sCHODAIR, Don't Fail to Try the Celebra ted Southern Totaie, Panknin's Hlepatie Bit ters, an unfailing remedy fo,r all Diseases of the Digestive Organs a:id the Liver. For sale by all Druigsts. . Don't Fail to Try the Cele-t brated Southern Tonic, Paankui'.'s. Hepa tic 5 Bitters, en unfailing remedy for all Dis- E eases-of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. Don't Fail to Try. the C'ele braied Southern- Tonic, Pankniin's Hep:rie Bitter, a-n unfaili7ng remedy for all Dig eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. Don't Fail to Try the Cele- r brated Southern- Tonie, Panknii's iep:itie Bitters, nut unafailing remedy for all Disaes of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. FYr sale by all Drnggigr.s. Don't F"ail to ry~ the Cee brated Southern Tonlie, Punknin's IIepatie Bitters, an unf.ailing remedy for all Dis ea.-es of the Digestive Org.ins and the Liver. For sale by all Druggists. _____ Don't Fult to Try the Cele brated Southern Tonic, Panknina's Ha'patie BittVers, an unaiiling remaedy for all I'iseas -s of the Digestive Organs and the Liver, For sale by all Druggists, The Dne West Female College. . Over -Ono Hundred namos are on our rnR. There Is still room. Pupils are re ceived .at any time. BOARDINQ Tselve dollars a mioth in currency, not including - fuel and washing. TUITIoN, Twenty Dol lara for five months. Music, (piano) Twety four Dollars. Vocal Mlusk-, French and Latin, taught free of ch1rge. Abrams, Griffn AN) Hargrove, Ire now receiving their Stoek of' B DT SHOES, AND BR 0 G.4.W Ladies', Alisses & Childi-en a Goat, Kid 4 Moroceo. Bootees, Gaiters, &m NIen's BOOTS & SHOES of Every Variety. The above 'OODS have been carefuly eected, and r1nd.. fj the best workmen. We fcl thankfifi for r,;.t f.ors And DrAIe*IlV soliit InI examiiAtu o:*-.our Give u a call anii jud'-e for YourselveS. ABRAMS RIFFIN & IAIROY. O.ober 2 CHARLESTON HOTEL., Charlestonf S. C. I The umierni4t;ed havjni tzkeu. char.e of I. above well known flotel," respefully frms his l ied nd a 1nd the.jr.Irelingpu Aic lAt it hs lien refamished.n ill of its de vnrtmenls. The tale vi-all? tiTi*- 'be upplied wi-h ihe best tie V.irket affot&, nelImlintg everv dlicatcy in, -Season, wijle he enicin will he unneeptioable. 'The 3nth Rooms attnlieil to thelotel' aresop ilil wh the, celebrated Artesian. Wate.r, nd Hot, Cold or Shower Bitfiq can 1e'6i ;1in,?d at iv tine. The sime -attentiWu will be paid to the comifort of the guests as eretofore, and trivellpr.A can refy tpo, inding the Charle!ton Hotel,eyqual-'t0 ay n the United .4tates. The pationage of he travelling puidie is resifeet Ml. iyd. J. P. UDRBACU. Agetr, Jan. 15 3 if. greprietar. - Ps SO-0TT Fashiionab>le' Cot n in4 FURNISHING~ STGRE. - Year -Post Offce, .Ney-berry, S. d Yocun's, and Mrs.'s CQM VTESTS. PANTS, OYERC~ HfIRTS. U N DERlSIG R NECK-TIES. POC-KET H.YI1t ird FURNIS1GOODBeR orally, jutst-airrived. - SUlfS of t be best ERFOCRI agiN [Jsil MATERIAL. aiid of the LATEST SfLYLEs r.uoMgtL and - Paidsh#M nide to onier. Having pui-c1inced FOR CASH,' f'rot he~ )LDEST anld REST j4tiB(44HEW I~ n New Tork, my Fall aid'Wintei $iobk oft Readly-MadleClolin, tkL CaSSiimee '& te tS g~ 'or Dus.tFSas ond.>nuESS e av'cd5vOMER5, PRI EEbS -~~ ~~tt w'ill find it to) theilrp;rsTJ to0 - ::aH .'bfre bhit :g m.hew6ere, as I am pared to SELL ARTt.Cf&S iD 1BY II4Z~ CHtEAr aitd REASONAIBLE E a. :brinedt in anyb nrretSourir. Makit?, Cting Alering sad)Ee lone at shoirtest ntotice. Newtieury 1&,S & Oc. 9 41ily- - Greenville Femnal Coilge' D. H. JUDSDN, P1:side Assiuted .by Four Profesaiyrs. a.d Three Fenude Teac/iar... The SK'UING TER M w i! beg n og JUi SESD\Y the1i2ho6fFEf'fRUARYnest,itdd :ti-nne2 2() weeks. - . .... . :- . Owing to the SC:)reity of mv>ney, the~5 tave been REDUCEO -as- follows Boarding forp 20 weeks. (cur,ency)., Tuition bi est Eng Course - 3, " French or L.nit " 20.00 Lessons ont P'i:no or Guitar .0 Special Vocal ri-s'ons- ' -' .. ,0 Drawing ani Painting. * . .: . Singing andl incdlentals " A00O For tbrtber infora atIneryz fhu Dec. 18 31 tf'Pe SBargains, .Brgi~ Ca1n on Johin J. Amiel..and he -oi goot eheap, n'eh s Bacot, lsd, ola.tas, .tar.e', ma ere, fish, cheese, ueacers; ric; eeddtfe. ed ye, -tmolying itbacco, chetping! LPh'aI~ e.tar., tn-ware, sol trceh;pt>pper, spice inger, e:ndes, soap,'rios;-eand,-tee~ rax, tal]ow, brooms, phot, pu.wder, &ig. Al y.ot who wanitt G od7 Ch'eap, call and - et bargaminsitt jlhe stord-nhxierW(~ .}es.. Feb 24 9.tf JOHN"J:- AIOiK Ilarper'si IIistory of -he GreatRej! - N\ pleoni & Biueber, by- Miss. Mulibce -4 P.iick Pa pert, 35c. Doeii,ey & Soni, 35c Nic hola s Ni:ckleby, 35c, - Great ExpecttRtin, 25c, This eJiriou, of Dickens' Works, pub h':1 by DJ. A ppleton & Co,.is very neat nd che;n E'inks, Mayhew and Hiutchin'.on the nr. A fine work for dog lec'ttiers, For sale by DUFFIE & CH.APMAN, June 5 Newberry S. C. Newherry emale CeNIege. The present Session opened' on the 1st of nuary. Pupils aire received'cat ify tirns tring the Session. For partienlars adldress REv. J. YORZEA ' Newiberry C. ii, S. C. Picipal. January 29 WTho Wants anAlbumd We haive just recetved from New York a ne assortment of Albums. WREN & WHEELER, ~E ..A. - -