Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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u.h tba ter of WAREEN H JONES, Bankrupt. odr of the-Hon' George S. Bryan, eC the --S- Oourt; I will sell, at Court House, on the 3rd 'day of lay neit the Choses in Action belonging to t@ 1Ite of said Bankrupt. HENRY HALFACRE, Assignee. April 28 17 1t. I. ESWIAe for &CER fDEALERS. A ALSO. A lot suitable for LIGHT GOODS DEAL. -Las Agets' prices, at A8. . . . . SHIVER'S. Thompson's Glove-Fit ting Corset. o* asso-anent of the3e DN-ODEOOODS, the presentagle and."enson's R C SHIVER. neK Kid Gloves. :lore another fresh lot of the above iGLOVE. Only six weekaGo- we this 8ne, warranted Glove. so 195.9mm with first class trade in all large and they have already gained a tioa he--eling freely and g tIPI fset. C SHIVER. K a BAER, iod r to E. H. KELLERS & CO.), Wholesae and Retail Ruggist, 131 TI G STREET, 3 s XAYIF STREET; .irI467rf. ~.e N0RBSON, supissionMerchant s A RUE ST ON;S. C. - - ~peiete of twe: ty years, and con ~ih#l(sticty to a Cowanission' ~ wi)hoyratpeiia: on his' own ac 4mn,respectfuliv solicits coni'gnfanents o1 Shppers of Prodnee to bien n*ay, at the4r b seisonl or New York ; thus haviig ~hauhitO .& C. ; Messrs. Wilbaaa ?a~Ce, Ne.w York Lneed Oil, go" Sp's Turpentine, 40 -"Pure Varnishes. thDr and in Oil, for ~o.r~BUZLI & CO. - 4~T PEIIIG. unow opening another fresh ?Dresas G-"oods, d(Ibe latest and most desirale Patterns, .maia usual at the very lowest prices, Q,a vaiety of SEdgings, * ~..lasertings, and tilliihtisI th'e pg GOODS bas LOVELiCE 4 W HEELER. Aprill91.1BS S 1e have now the largest and most .omplete Stock of * Qrekery & Glassware, that werbave ever .kept, and at mueb tower prces. e'ket & Table Cutlery, SPOONS, &c., &c. LOVELACE & WHEELER. 21S 16 2t - BOERIES, &O. airenow inrceipt of a good line - of GRO&ERIES-ny Ito asses, * - Rice, Lard, Flour, V Meal, - - Grist, &c. All of late purchase,. and to be sole low, by !AOVEL.ACE & W DEE LER. R. Moorman&Co., Are just receiving a fresh supply of Virgina Flour, of superfine grades. Buckwheat Flour, No. 1 Kits of Mackerel And other articles, to which they invite the attention of housekeep ers. April 14 15 tf R. H. MARSHALL Will Fill the following Bill1 10 lbs. Soda biscuits, worth $2 50 for $1.75 .10 "Sugar, Extra C, " 2.00 " 1.80 101" Rio Coffee, " 3.00 " 2.50 1 " Imperial Tea, " 2.50 " 2.00 4" Starcb, " 1.00 " 50 4 " Soda, " 80 " 80 5 " Best Fact. Cheese " 1.65 " 1.25 1-atLN 0. Mol*sses, " 1.25 " 75 2 Pint Bottle Pickles, " 70 " 50 2 Boxes Sardines, " 60 " 45 $16.00 $12.10 Examine my Goods and Prices. Every article warranted to be as good a% the best in mart et. R. H. MARSUALL. April 14 15 tf. The State of South Carolina In Equity-Newberry. John A Barksdale and others, vs- William F. Nance. Adm'r and other". The Creditors of the Esta te of Col. James D. Nance, deceased, are hereby required to render on oath, and establi<h their respec tire demands before the undersigned, on or before the 9th of July next. SILAS JOHNSTONE, April 14 15 3mo Special Referee. NOTICE. Guardians, Trustees, Conmittees, Receiv era, also Administrators and Executors, must make their annual return to this office, on or before the first day of June nnext. Rules will be is.ued against all defaulters. JOHN T. PETERSON, Probate Judge, April 14 15 12t Newberry County. Notice. I wi1ll ae at Ne wherry Court House on. the first Monday in May next, one-half in terest in a Reaper, Thresher, Mcwer and Fan, with necessary banding, &c , nelonging to the Estate of 0. A. Rutherford, dec'd Terms of sale cash. CYRIl.LA RUTHERFORD, April7 14 8- - * ' Ad'x. NOTICE. The.ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock holders-of 1lhe -Bank of New berry, S. C., will be b,-ld at the Banking U.-use in' New 'err$,$..C. on WEDNESDAY 5th M.ty, 1869, as iprovided by the' br-la ws. B. . .BOY D, A pril:: 19 SGt. . President. District Court of:the Umited States. For the District of snath Carolina: In Bank pty. Iu the matter of B. J. Singleton To whoait 'uay concerne Th nedertined hereby g'ives potica of his ,appointmfent as A'-. sigee of thLe Efatute of It J Singletoni of the* County of xea.berry, and State cf- South Caro fia ihuli :ut,wohsbe adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the D)istrnet Court or .aid Diatrict Dated 19th day of April. a D). 1869 J. N. alAltiIN, Assiguee. April21 168St. In the Dist; ict Court of the UNITED SI'ATES. for Soutih Carolina. A pril Termn, 1859, In the niatter of George H. Chapman, of Newberry County-Bank' rnpt. Petition for Full and final discharge in Bankruptcy. Ordered. that a hearing be had on the 19th day of .lsyy,1869; at~ Fedeal Court Hou-e in Carleston, S. C, and that.all. ced itors, &c.; of said Danatrupt appear a. *aL time and place, and shew cause if any they can, why the prayer of the Petitinner should not be gra-ted. And that the 2nd and 3d1 meeting of creditors or said Bakrupt will be held at the itffee of C G. Jaaege.r. Eq, Registrar of third (3) Congressional Dietrict. S C , on the 17th day of May, 1869, at By order of the Court, the 19th day of April, 1869. DANIEL HORLBECK, Clerk District Court United States. April 21 16 3t. Fur South Carolina. IIOUSEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS' Men-Woe-aud t hlldren ? Men-Woen--ald Children ! R EAD-READ. "Ccolia to Scalds and Bitrns." . ciwgto all palahtl wounds, &o." .~dlu to alldre, Uloers, as." Cositars |EcIhlmi Salie, Is the muost traordinryS&LYB ever known. Its power of Soothing and HealHng for all Cuts, Barns, Bmuises. Sores, Ulcers. Cha pped fands and skina, for Sore Nipples, for Pales, &., &c.,-ia without a parallel One per,. son says of it, -[ woulil not he without a Box in my House, if it cost $5.00, or I had to avel all the war to New York for It." IN. Y Evenin'g News, Sept. 5]j All Druggists in Newberry sell it. "COSTAR'S" tandard Preparations ARE HIS BEAUTIHER!I Bltt-sweet and- Orange Blossonts. Er O.. Bottle, 11.00-Three for 12.00. "C.star's" Rat, boath, kc, Iterminsters "uit's" 1e4 Bug Etri8ar3 "Costar's" (only pure) Insett Powder. "Only Infallible Remedies known." *"18 years establish1d in New York." "2.000- Boxes and Fla.ks manufactured daily." " !! 3-Beware ! ! of spurious imItations." "AH Druggit at Newberry C. H., sell them.' "OSTAR, 10 Crosby St., N. Y., Or, JORN F. HENRY, (Successor t0) DEMAs BARNES & Co., 21 Palk SOa at NEWBR RR C. Al. THE EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society The most successful, and for its years. the Largest Mutual Life Insurance Com patty in the world All protits divided among Policy holders an" nualRV. Pr. miums may be paid quvrterly, semivannut ally, or annually Dividends Can be Applied 1st. To the permanent increase of the sum aan enred. 2d. To the permanent increase of Folioy for a term. 3d. To the permanent reduction of premium. 4th. 1o the reduction of premiums for one or m "teyearra. 5th To the limtta ion of *e number of years in which premiums are to be paid. SILAS JOHNSTONE AND WM. F. NANCE, Agents, Newberry; S. C. March 3113 tf GOODS FOR THE SEASONS The Celebrated Princess Kid Gloves. Silk Gloves, Lisle Gloves, Black Silk Mitts, Berege Shawls, Black Lace Mantillas, Parasols and Sun Umbrellas. For sale by CARWILE & McCAUGHRIN. March 3113 tf. VISKEMIN & WILBER, OFFER FOR SALE, FIVE TQNS OF WOOLSTON'S AMMONIATED - Bone Ph pha of Lime, Guaranteed to be as good as the Soluble Pacific Guano, or any other Fertilizer. They also receive orders for M.A PE'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, March 24 12 Imo Capt. McFall, WITH MESRS, BARRE & SON, Takes plesusre in informing the Ladies particularly, and the community at large, that an elegant Stock of Goods is now open ror inspection. In the line of F.ne Goods, special attenttionl has been given, and the assortmett of Embroideries, Tattins, Laces and Trimmings, Ts the compl'etent and beat ever before braght out. WVhile the Stock of Dry Goods, White and ~Heavy -Goods, And Dress Patterns in Poplins, Lenoes, Mozambiques, Tamertines, Grenadines, Challies, Silks, Muslins and Calicoe.s, TOGETHER WITH Shirtings, Sheetings, Stripes, &c., &c. Are of the best grades and qualities. To which is added an elegant and beautiful assortmtent of fantg and gailet $tf ites. All of these GC-ods are offerea at reason able prices. Call and examine. IMarch 17 1if. LAMPS,. HABES, & An assortment of Handsome and Useful Nerosene Lamps, Burn ers and Chimneys, New Patterns Lamp Shades, The Hurricane.Lanter.n-.anew and useful invention-annot, be extinguished by the wind. For s(le by . CARBWILE & MCCAUGHBN. Marek 31 13 tf. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facis to nme directed, I will sell, on sale day in May next, the following property, to wit: One Tract of land containing two hun dred and forty acres more or less, bo,,nded hv lands of G. C. Ridlelgber, Johrr H. Wit. iams et al. Levied on at the suit of Jno. A. Barksdasle, survivor of F. Nance and Jno. A. Barksdale for another vs C. B. Grif *T. M. PAYSINGER, A pril 21 18 2t. I THE GREAT CaUSE HI~uman MAisery. Just published in a Sealed Envelope. Price six oents: A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sper, maorraca. induced by Self-Anuse; lnuol 'ntary Emuis.ions, Impotency, Nervous De bly. and Impediments to Marriage gene rally; Consumnption, Epilepsy, and Fits gental and Physical Incapacity, Sc-B 80B. J CULVER WELL, M. D , Aqphor o * G,een Boiok,"&c. The world renowned author, in this ad mnirable Lecture, cle rly proves from his owl experience that the awful consequencesi o: SelA bse may be effectually removed with out medicine, and without dangerous ear gical operations, bougleistrumenUts, notgs or cordials, pomnting out a mode of cure a one certain and effectual, by which evera sufferer, no matter what his condidti maR be. may cure himself cheaply, privately anc radically. rbis lecture will prove a boon t< thousands and thousands. Sent under seal, In a plain envelope, any address, on reCeipt of six cents, or twi postage stamps, by addresag the publish Also. DR. CULVERWELL'S "Marriag Guide," price 25 cents. Address the Publishers, CHIAS. J. C. KLINE & CO., 17 Bowery, N. Y., et- Offce Box US Aprilf 14 DR, THOS, T. MOORE, Is happy to inform INs friends and the public, that he is up agai-better and brighter than ever, after the recent confla gration. He is prepared to perform all manner of operations connected with the Dental profe .sion, in the most scientific manner. He desires particularly to call the attention of persons suffering from "Cleft Palate." He can remedy the evil and make speech perfect. He has greater facilities for making and ~administering Nitrous Oxide Gas, than any one else in the Stare. Teeth can positively be extracted w-thout pain, by the use of this Gas, when adminis tered by scientific hands. Persons wisaing any work done will find it to their advantage to , all at his office, over Messrs. Bryant & McCarter's Book Store, Main Street, Columbia, S. C. March 17 11 Sn. CLOTHING. J CD HAT S. At Wholesale & Retail. R, &V1,, SIVAFFIELD, Columbia, S. C. -o We have received our SPRING STOCK of the above Goods bought for cash, and will be sold at a small advance. Country dealers supplied, and prices guaranteed AS LOW as any house south of New York. We- keep the best fitting Shirts that are mada. All the late sty,les of French Casi meres for custom work. March 24 12 tf. R. Moorman & Co.; Have just received. a new supply of Bacon, -Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Syrup, Tobacco, Country Cured Shoulders & Sides, &c., Which they propose to sell at s%tisfactory prices. They receive new supplies every week, and invite an examination of their stock. March 24 12 tf. 50 BTSHELS GR E E ILELE No eAL 194 MARTIN. March241 1~ ' La otice. The unders have formed a partner ship for'the i 4~tc f Law In the State Courts and5 United States Courts, for the District of South Carolina. Offiee at Newberry, S. C. JAMES II. BAXTER, April '714 tf. SILAS JOHNSTONE. District Court of' the United States. For the District of South Carolina. In Bank ruptcy. In the matter of C. B. Sondle Bankrupt. To whom it may concern: The undersigned hereby jiies notice of his appointment as As ineof i be estate oif C. H. Sondley. of Niw baConty aid State ot South Carolina within said County, who has been adudued a Bankrup upnbi own petition byth District Court ofsid [Di-trict Dated at Newberry C. H , the 13th day of Aprp'. A. D, 1869.= JOHN T. l'EUESON, Assignee. April 14 15 3t. District Court oft the United States. For the District of South ('arolina. In Bank. rupcy. In the matter of J. Hardy Suber Bakrupt. To whom it may concern: 'The undersigned hereby give notice of hi. appolntmernt as As signee of the estte of J H ardy Subr of New bey, and State of South Carolina within said County who has been adjudged a Bankrup upon his own petition by the Di?trict Court o said District. Dated at ! ewberry C. H., the 1th day of' April A. I E1869. ssgne A pril 14 15 8t. 2nd0ORPHAN BOY. This fine TI.orotighbred Horse will stand at his stable anid serve at $20) the season, to be paid 1st June ; if not paid until fall, $25 will be required.. 2nd Orphan Boy is a beautiful bilood bay, without white, fine form, et eyes auid limbs, nearly 16 hands high. He was sired b.v'Orphan Boy, he by Thick etty, he by'Col. Hampton's Childe Harold, he by imported Sovereign. Orphan Boy's d,amn by imported Monarch out of Amelia, (whbo received the $20) cup at thme State Agricultural Society,) she by Busiis, lhe by -American Eclipse, he by Duroe imported Diomed, hecr dam by Prize Fighter,. he by imtpor.ted Expedition out of Zelepha by Thported Messenger ; so thlat those deairous of raising the best horses en see that he incorporates all the best blood of England and America. Thicketty'.s dam was by Argyle out of Edith by Crusider, he by Sir Archy. WI!. SUM MER, Ag't. April 14 15 6t. ~Pomairim, 5. 0. Secretary's Olee, GEEENVIL.L. & COLUMBtA R AILIIOAD COMP'T CoLUs3Za, S. C., April10, 1869, I HE ANNUAL MEErIN'G of the Stock.. 1holders of the Greenville and Colims baa Railroad Com pany-. will be held in Col'. umbia, on F'HUR3DAT, the 29th instant, a: 10 o'clock, A. I!.. Stockholders holding -scrip in their own names. (or as administrator or executer), Swill be passed to and from said meeting free of charge; and those holding five shares or more, for six months previous, are enti' tied to have their wives and children resid. tIng with them passed also free of charge. By the charter, n.o one but a Stockholder -can represent stock as a proxy - All proxies to be valid require a tenl erlt revenue stamp Sfor each name. C. V. CARING roN, Secretary. 07 Papers publishing by agreement ins sert weekly until meeting. April14 153:. Surveying. I am now folly prepared to attend to all work of this kind, eniru'.ted to me. Sur. sveying in all of its branches attended to with accuracy and dispatch-at usual prices. Or, der can bo left at Mr. J. E. Peterson's ojBe, or sent to me through- the PostofBece at thi I.place.1 i G. M:GIRABDEAU, 1869. SPRING 1869. STOC SHOES! ABRAMS, GRIFFIN & HARGROVE Have now in Store an elegant Stock of Jie5 & e eLe GAITERS& SHOES, .For Spring and Summer wear, of every pattern, make and material, 4 which have been selected specially for this market. and we invite particular attention to them. As we deal exclusively in this line, our Stock embraces a large variety, and too, buy ing as we do, in such quantities, we can af ford to Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. 4i? Call and Examine our Stock and be convinced.MiA We return thanks to our friends and cus tomers for the very liberal patronage be stowed upon us in the past, and respectfully ask a continuance of the same. March 24 tf BOIIT IT A DELINE !! W. H. WEBB, Having just returned from the North with a. complete and general as sortment of Goods, such as Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Fapcy Articles, and Groceries, Takes pleasure in calling attention to his Stock, which was purchared at a decline in ,price-and which he offers at correspondingly low figures. These goods need only be seen and priced to convince any one as to their Superior quality and cheapness. Special attention iq called to the large, va" riety of Ladies and other Shoes, manuf'ac tured expres'ly for him and stamped with his name, and which are warranted in every respect. Call, examine and be convinced. W. H. WEBB. March 24 3m 40 BARRELS No. 1 FLOUR.4 At MATES & MARTINS. 50 Bales CHOICE At MAYES & MARTINS. Boxes, Bales, BUNDLES, AND BETTER THAN the BEST BARGAINS ! Having made extens ye purchases lately, and as our store room is crowded fromi cen tre to circumference, we propose to make room by dispo.sing ot the same immeidiately, it possible, and to enable us to -do sa, we call for 500 Cash Customers to fy to our relief with money in band, to whom we will give Bargains in GROERIES-Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Mo lasses, Flour, Bacon, Potatoes, etc., etc. DRY GOODS-t'alicoes, Domestics, etc., MISCELLAEOUS-Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Crocker y, Glass, Wood and Jug Ware. And all other articles in our line which may be called for at W'ILS'i & I'cKER'S Fe G(rocery, under the Hotel. FARKER'S BREECH-LOADING DOUBLE- BARREL ED The lates. best and cheapest made. Uses any ammunition. Prices, complege, $70 to Address H.GBE, Coemba eb. 24 88mo Notice. All persons holding demands against the Estate or Henry Summer, dee'd, are hereby notied to render in the same accordingr to law, to my Attorneys Messrs Fair, Pope & Pope at Newberry, S. C., on or before^the first day of May next, and all persons in anvwie indebted to the Estate of Henry Summer, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment of the same to my said At torney;. FRANCEd SUMMER, March 24 12 6t. Adm'x. District Court of the United States. For the itit of Sth Carolia. In ak To whom it may concern :The undersigned sige of ti e estate r1 ClbosWtmirt Coun y01Newberry,anid stt of South Carolina,with in said Cot ty, who h,as been adjudged a bank dit.enh sof A iA- D 3869. D.R. PH ER, go. Ap,in un1 8t R. MOORMAN & Co. Have just received their Large and well selected stock OF 3roceries and Family Supplies. )onsisting in part of Bacon lams, Sides and Shoulders, Lard, ugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses and ,yrup, Flour,Iiish Potatoes,Mack ;rel, Salt, in Sacks, Bagging, Rope nd Twine, Nails, Cooper's ware, tc., &c. Also, a fine lot of Cheese, Can les, Table Salt, White Wine and Jider Vinegar, Crackers, Raisins, Prunes, Almonds, Pecans, Black tnd Red Pepper, Spices, Nutmegs. lingcr, Cloves and Essences o very kind. Also, a great variety of Family tnd Toilet Soaps, Soda, Starch, Bluing and Copperas. Also, different grades of Chew ng and Smoking Tobacco and Ci tars, Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, Percussion Caps, together with nany other articles in general use n families, that cannot be enume ated. Feb. 17 7 EDIVIN BATES & CO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ry Goods and Clothig, 122 & 124 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON S. C. hdain Bates, Geo. C. Selman, Thos. B. ItGahan. Feb. 10 6 3mo. BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !t BARGAINS I [f you want good bargai s, call at A. SINGLIUN'S. N. 0 Molasses of the very best iuality, White Wine Vinegar, Kerosene )il, Flour, Sugar, Coff4e and Mack ;rel, onstantly on hand; together with a well selected Stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, AND- ALL AT t VERY LOW PRICES. Feb. 8 5 tf. . Wiskeman & Wilber, Having removed to their New Store, are -eady to accommodate their friendst in all ;ort.s of Groceries, at the lowest prices pos sib. They are ready to fill orders for Peruvian lu.o, direct from the original Peruvian Ageunt, At Market Prices for Cash. Feb. 24 8 tf. P.P. TOALE, Charleston, S. C., Manufacturer of Doors, Sash,-Blinds. oE.-We Would call the particular at ention of our iriends to the above card. P. P. Toale has a large. Faictory, and such racilities as enable him to supply the best work of his own miake at low prices. A very large anid complete assortmnit always m hand at his Factory. HORLBECK'S WHARF, NE AR NORTH EASTERN RAIL ROAD DEPOT, CHARLESTON, S. C. N B-Orders fromt the country solicited, wd strict attention paid to shipping in good order. April 7~ '69 ly W. G. GLENN, WITH GEOs C. ROBINSON, GROCER AND . - Commtiss ion Merchant, 26% Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIg. Choice Family Groceries, Of Every Description CONSTANTLY'ON HAND, including Bacon, Flour, Coffee, Ssgar, Salt, P.utatoes, Salt Fish,&c At the Lowest Cash Prices Dec. 2 49 6mnos. A. Ca KAUFMAN, BHOKR, Auctioneer & Comnmissioni geai No. 25 BROAD. ST., C HA RL EST ON, S.C. Will Buy and Sell Real Estate Bonds, Stocks, Bank Bills, &c. Ex-Gov. B. F, Perry, Greenville, S. C Charles r Lowudes, Charleston, S. C. Le sen & Miles, Charleston S. C. WV. & Taylor, Baltimore Mid. Mauj. C. H. Subei Newberry, S. C. Gen. T. M. Logan. Rieti mod Vat. Hon. J. 13. Campbell, Chaules ton S. C. W . B. Smith & Co., Charlestom S. C. Crane, Boylston & Co Charleston, E C. Pelser, Rodgers & Co., Charleston. S. C Presly Lord & nlsyChretn 8. C April'l4i1m. FRESH ARRIVALS. The undersigned hs just returned from NOW York, with a large and complete str of Dry Goods and Groceries. which belI prepared to sell low for bb Feb. 10 tf. D. MOWZ*. Spring Dress Goods. A few pieces of nice Poplin and Challie Yohi Call and see them, at D). MOWBWS. Feb 10 tf Notice. I have been solicited by my friends from time to time to order stoves for them. and I would now say to all who desiire one of the best COOK S fOVES, that I have made sat. isfactory arrangements with the manufacta. rers. and can fill orders for all who may de. sire. D. MOWE Jan 13 LIME. Eor sale by Jan 13 D. MOWR, Just Received, Some very heavy PLAID 0$. 'ABURG, for sale low by D. MOWER. Jan. 27 4 tf. DRY &MIILLINER.Y GOODS, A good stock of the above con stantly on hand, and for sale low for cash, by D. MOWER, Jan 13 tf. New Orleans Molasses, For sale by Jan 13 . D. MOWER. Prints-Prints. ew and handsome styles of Sprin Pra at Feb 10 tf D. MOWW$E'. Ladies' Baskets. A fine aesortment at D. MoWEVL Feb 10 tf. Kits New Mackerel and Salmow, for saleDf Feb 10 tf D. ![OWIR. A n:ce stock of Sugars. Call and ass buying, at D . MOWEU'S Feb tf Leather, for sale by D. MOWER. LARGELY NIJREASD Stock of Groceries. Paysinger & Wilson Next does to the Shoe Store, Have now on hand, and to which they are constantly adding all choice articles in the Grocery line, which they are selling at L OWi PRICFES, GROCEIE1I -SUCH AS Bacon, Lard, Molasses, Flourt Sagar, Coffee, Rice, Candles, Mackerel, hi, Together with Bagging, Rope,. Trace Chains, Spades, Axes, Yarns, Cotton Card41 Osnabnrgs, Homespuns, Tobacco and Segari, Tin ware, Jug warey And a large variety of other artia eles, such as are usually kept in frst class grocery store, d.'c 2 49 M7. P. ALBRITTONt I would rpetfully say to the ltiusans, thati hve jutro.ved a veyluand well seli.t DILYG600S, VIZ: Prints, Shiam Shirtings, Hats, and (ape for Ladies Gma gad Bon'daSs a ddles, lames. Brils e Coffes Teas aaae, o witb a sIplendd stc o rLs,U91ad5 Wiues, Gin, Whiskeys, Ra, Crln it MyStock is complete and I want s fre,d and ou stS, il as everyon and see my stock, for am esel thatI~ MIarch89tf. NEW STORE--NW8fTOL Groceries! Groceries!! . Bacon, FlIour, Salt, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Soap,cnae - Matches, Cheese, Mackerel, Candy, &c., &c., &cs March 3 D.P. BUZZIAXOT. Thomas S. Moorman, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hes resumied the practice of the Law at this place, and camn be found for the pressen at the Store of R. Moorman & Co. Feb 2i8 tf IMlPORTNT to-eIADIESe At the Shoe House of Abrms,GrINa & Eargre. , Canbe found Fine French Kid Gaiters " Glove " " "Calf " Ta. rhe above SneStock are all madbybead, and warranted as sometig exra. Our lady atends wes spcdizlyN8000M to emine the above 0605 March 31 13