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LOCAL. 8ATURDAY, JAN. 31, 1874. INQ re days to pay your That Now Street has turned out a humbug, or there in a sorew loo .0 some\ where. Mr. Thomas. Uoyd is opouiug in ad ditioo to his well assorted stock of Boots ?rfSWr^ i''t . . aud'shoes, a fine lot of grooories. We learo that Mr. Wm. Sain was thrown from his buggy on Tuesday the j, but we are glnd to nay he was not sly hurt, and is nbl? to bo out. Mr. D. Louis % oO'ering his entire stock of goods at and under cost. Now is the time to get bargains, as Mr. L. cever says any thing but what he means. His stock is large and well assorted. ur frioud Mr T. Cnrtmill has ju<t such goods as the public wants, and will sell th.jn. at prices that will be advauta geoua 'to buyors. So step in as you go by and examine his stock and buyers 4 The Enterprise Grocery Store is filled p^W^tn^evoVy'tilintr to make up a first 'r^te^iooeri atyTMr. Lewis over ready 'to serve customers with goods at moJcr ?at? pricos. 5;' Our City Fathers, it eeoins, have cn *wc5y fcrgotrtea somcthieg-. Wonder w hut it is ? It .can't be that New Street, sn thewn w*e mean tko wheta Council. miifpex>te? fbe rovtc it is to follow 'several times, before the "holidays. GAIWENWG lEverybofly is. busy predating hi* ?.garden: t?* ^m. ?weather is firvora'Ule "Tor the :bu'jiinof?s 'We wi.sh all success in 'the iibr?e enterprise,*!.d t? secure that success go -"to M-moly, Cwmk it Copes buy.your seid?. rn^suhor nn? Dr. J. T. Butler nya-on !hand to prc.*cn:t their cus wi?h good segrirs, dohncco and iJlquorsi The'Butcrprisc Silicon cannot 'V bcn.t tbi* sido-df Charlrtston, as the Lc gentlemen are wide a-wuke to the tS of.lie thirsty. .*?Ir?. Win. Viuce is i<flVi;iug a line taMoriment of n.illiiu-ry and fancy goods. <r?f .w'lndh ?he hrw. * 'good supply on hand nil low pricer, Six*. V. is wiill up in her !b?Mnc-:d, jcu^ng T.r.3 -nany yc;tvs expo ?Mfc?*3vat:ic O'rt-y of ChnrHoston. Wc ; ;guaraulec ivhat all who lavnr her with u ??viait will pocoivo every attention. Mr. Wallace has r.eccnt'y -returned tfrom the city by the sea with a good ?Supply of everything and anything that thotrBclcccpers scced. Mr Cannon ia 'too Well known for u? to be of much service ttoliom eta tt.be sray -of a puff nnd t here fore we will lea-ve him to uhe -public for aosnjptiou?of rather his stcuk of nelect grOGcriofl and liquors. U r~r,-? imUt Hit AD 11 READ!! !? -Messrs Kohn & Uro , our readers will rfO^Hterro : by referring to their large ad ?vertisement in another column, have vput .down the?r prioes. They havo a "-la'rjge' stock ef -goods a?d a corps of po lite and gentlemanly clerks to dcul *them out to the public, and no one will be allowed to go *way from their store ?displeased. Tax payers are under many obliga tio? to Messrs Williamson and Albcr :gotti for the polite and accommodating manner ?0 -which they wait upon and ?answer all questions asked . They have teen engaged day and night ever since 'the Treasurer's office has been -opened for the -collection of taxes,-and seem as (ready and trilling to accommodato all wt|o?.?all upon thorn as whou they first ?entered upon their duties. We wish them a lone; and prosperous life. (CANDIES? Mr. Sherod Reeves presented us with n sample of the large and varied assort n.cnt of fine Candies Dr. Dukes has just received. Mr. R. never forgets the poor printer, consequently when he forms a copartnership for life wo will publish that little notice free of cost. All ye lovers of street and bitter articles will .find them at the drug store of Dr. D. and with friend Sherod to deal them out we are satisfied thoy will be dealt with fairly ? ' TEMPERANCE? The above oatne is steadily advancing. There was a large division instituted at Branchville last Monday night, by several members of the Grand Division oPthe State. Among thorn our worthy friend Oliver Hewitt Esq., was the most active in the noble work and put through business iu a manner not to bo excelled by any ono. Mr. H. is widely known in our State and his friends will be pleased to learn that be is in the bloom of health. We hopo he will, ere long, give us a call. -????>?~?^??i At a meeting of the Orange Base BMl Club held Thursday evening, tho 29th inst., tho following officers wer? elected to servo the ensuing quartor : . President?J. S. Albergotti. Vice-President?J. A. Kdwards. Secretary?L. H. Wannauiaker. Treasurer?S. B. Fowles. Directors? P. G. Cannon, W. L. Ilarley, Win. Lucas, E. S. Salloy. Tho Club are making arrangements to put the hull in motion at an early day to the joy of many of our young people. LIBERAL? We return our thanks to that enter prising Rrm over the way, under the name of Messrs Moscly, Crook & Copo> for a full supply of garden seeds, and heg leave to state that we did not get , near all they have on hand, and if our . friends have not supplied thotuselves, we heartily recommend them to the above ?rm. These geutlemcn are liber al business men, and we are satisfied ; that all who patronize tkem will agroo wil'h us ta making the assertion. Their i j udvertisemeut will attract your attention in another ?column* ED CCA TIONA L? We tall attention to t'he Advertise ment of James S. Heyward, in which he publishes -that hia tuition fer<tenoh iug .Pnimary and ?Intoruiodinte echola rn is S.1.30 nnd-?2v00. Mr. Hoywsed does this to put *be aevaifla^ea of* he Orungo ; burg Academy wifchiu tho reaoh of every ono. in ftho primary Department the instruction .isthorough in spewing Reading Writing anft Arithmetic; in the Intermediate, instruotinaa are giv* -.u in Spelling, Reading, Wsiitin.?, Arithui i etic, Klujution, Coropiwiicicu and Googra phy. The school throughout is opeu to both sexes. Mass i'. Fogurtio has charge o f the smaller pupils ? i ? ? oa? nA! IIA ! III.' m 7 I/O ! IfO^' WE SHALL SOON HA VE ANOTHER DEPOT!? The Ohat'lc^ton New*', &o., (no lack of Cour tesy meant, brother A'ctcx, in j thus restricting your fair proportions) ' sayethat "OrangcbniTg is be diavc a new depot.*" ^ ell, the-day of judgment is ?coming too, and several other things , But if Orangchurg dues have a new depot (and t>he nee-ls it just as much us ' some penple need the day of judgment to come quickly)?and ic/i 11 Orange burg hae a new depet?we reckon Orangeburg will owe a large meed uf thanks to this lively little country journal for that very same new ? or Newb?depot. The New Street is com . ing too,? sometime. But if our city lathers don't hurry up that last little afluir we shull ?oon kve our city moth ers going for their hair. Have wo said all our good words of "Moseley and his inen" in vain ? We hope not. Tho Question Settled.?Thoseomi ! nent men, Dr. Jns. Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria, and Dr. Hughes Ben nett, say that consumption can be cured. Dr. Wistar knew this when he discov ered his now wildoly known Rai.bm oe Wild Cherhy, and experience has proved the correctness of his opinion. Columbia, S. C, Duo. 20th, 1870. 7V the Editor Ornngr.burtf News : Sin?I have the honor to inform you thai at a meeting of the Board of Officers, cre ated by an Act entitled "An Act to Regulate the Publication of all Legal and Public Notices,1' the following resolution was adop ted < Resolved, That the "OUANGEBURG N E WS" is hcroby designated as tho OFFI CIAL PAPEH for the Publication of all Legal Not ic.cn and Official Advertisements of tho County Officers in tho County of Ornngc burg. ReBpeotfully, ko. F. L. CARDOZO, 8cc. of Slate and Chairman Board. Per W. R. JONES. If yon hare no JLnnd, go liny as much as you want on FAS If TERMS at the LAND OFFICE of . AUO. B. KNOWLTON. nov 15 tf COMMERCIAL. MARKET REPORTS. Off/cj: or THE Oranokdueo News, January, 30th 1874. COTTON?Sales during tho week 450 hales. VTe quote: Ordinary, to Good Ordinary,... 7(?t) 12 Low Middling..la? Middling.13*/$ Rouoh Rice.$1.2? per oushel Corn.?.$ 85 per bushel. Cow Peas.m 75 per bushel. Pimikus. 1.10 per bushol. To all Whoiu 1% May Concern All PERSONS INDEBTED to me in any manner, will make prompt payment by the Int. March next. After that time all claims will be placed in tho hands of a Lawyer for Collection, jan 8?td T. C. ANDREWS. OOOI) GARDENS to be had by buying your Oardcn Seeds mid Onion Sets fro mi E. EZEKIEL, who gels all IiIh Seeds from the Celebrated ilrm of 1>. I;m drelb ?V Son. N. II.?Members of Oranges will be supplied at Orange priecs. jan 10 4t Sheriff's Sales. ORANGEKURG COUNTY In Common Plvas. GEORGE BOLIVER ts. FRANCES L. T?TE, JOHN II. P. T?TE, ft at. By virtue of the judgment and orders in ifis nction, I will sell at Orangeburg Court Hi use, on the first Monday in Fohurary next, during legal Lours of sale, at public auction. All that plantation <>r tract of land, con taining 8">0 meres, more or less, situated in this'Count v. and bounded by lands, now or lately of A. R. Dash. J H P Tale, Estate of A S TiU? and F.atai of LUvid i hulor. Terms; One half cash : balance of a credit of mie jenr, purchase te give 'bend and mortgage of premises purchased, to sucsre errd portion*of purchase money, and to pajr for papers and recording. Tho above plan tation will be sold in parcels, attd a plat of haiuc can be seen at tho Sheriff's Office, at Orang-chiirg, C, ALSO VTILTA.VM C. COURTNEY et ah, vs. MARY PRANCES T?TE, CATJIARINK 31. T?TE, et at. By virtue of the judgment and ordors in this action, I will -sell Bl'Orangeburg Court Mouse, on tue first .Monday in Fcbnrary next, during legal hours of sale, at jmblic auction. All rtmt ^phrntafion ?r tract oTlxnd.'cnn- i tain in g 23'.I7 -stores, more-or loss, situated in this County, lately known as the Estate lauds -of the late Alcxaudor S T?te, dc urnsed, and ?bounded bv lands .now or lalclv of -.1 Ii <P Tato, Pot or W Aw.inger, Mrs George Thompson, and lvstufo ???!' Vance Thompson, and by ?a?<e* diver {excepting a certain tract, CQlltaisfiWgitifavAwelling and JOU acres, marked ??A" on plat of tho said laud':, made hy H R ,V W A Mellichamp. Surveyors, and dated December 11. 187.'!. i The said plantation will be sold in parcel, and a plat of tlie sume can be seen ut the Sheriff's office, Orangebiirg, S C. Towns::?.'me-hall cash, and the'balance "Co a 'oredit of twelve montha, i rour od by bonds <?f purchasers and m i ?;?.??- of premises purchased, with <covenc?t fcw re sale on breach of condition -of land, *uud purchaser!' to pay for pupers and recording. J P MAYS, lOorohor, Acting Sheriff. ?Sheriffs Office Orangoburg S C, January 9th 1874. jan 10 3-874 1d JjWJTATE of John M. Irith. \j All persons having demands.agaiiist tho rotate of JOHN M HUCK, deceased, are r^quested'to present their respective Claims, properly nMcstcd, to the undersigned, or they will bo debarred payment. Notice is hereby given to all -cenoonned, that on the ftOtu day of December, A. D. IS7I1, the .undersigned w.ill ftkr ahoir final Accounts -a* y.xccutors of the Will .&f the said John M. I rick, and will apply te the Probate Judge of Orangeburg ?Oounty, for their final discharge. W. ?. MACK, JOHN A. M IIAIGLEK, Qualified Executors Orangeburg Oo., S. C., Nov. 27, I?73. oov US) 4t If }?u have More IL a ml tbau you can PAY TAXES cm, Register it for sale at the LAND OFFICE of A0(5. B. KSOWLTON. S??TII CAROLINA. ORANGERURG COUNTY. in the (oumok PLBAS, William C. HaneandJohn K. Haue plaintiffs against George Iloliver, as administrator, of the .'?taie of William C' Cuter, de ceased, John J. Jackson, Mary A Week*, wife of II. Weeks, Anna Cofer, Sarah Friy, wife of Jacob Friy, Martha Weath emt-ie, wife of James >V* Wealhcrsbie, Thomas L. Cofer and M. K. Cofer, defend ants : Copy Summons for Relief (Complaint not served) TO THE defendants Thomas L. Cofer and M. K. Cofer; A/ ou are hereby summoned and required to A answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve a Copy of your answer on the subscri bers, at their Olfice at Orangsburg Court house Ho. Ca. within twenty d.-iyr. at'tor tho service of this summons on you exclusive of the di\> of service, and if you fail to answer tho complaint within the limo aforoaaid, tho plaintiffs will apply to the Court for th? Re lief demanded in the Complain!. Dated at Orangeburg Oc tober 21 it 1873. Uic'lrevillc & Whaley PiaintiuV Attorneys To Thomas L, Cofer and M. K, Cofer, de fendants above named: Take notice That the summons and Com plaint, herein, were filed in the othce of the Clerk of the Court of Common Picas for Or angeburg County, at Orangeburg ?outh Car olina on the 21st duy of October 1873. DxTREVILLEA WHALEY Plaintiffs Attorneys Obctocr22st 1873. 38-6t IT yon have Leas Ii a ml than you want, BUY MORE at the LAND OFFICE of AUG. B. KNOWLTON. A CARD. leh as the PENALTY for the NON PAYMENT of TAXES aoorues on and from the 15th day of January, 1874 and not on tho 21st day of February, as heretofore ad vertised, I regret to say that I am COM PELLED to WITHDRAW my NOTICE that 1 would attend at Certain plaoes to receive Taxes. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, Or a no S3 sad Coujitt, Orangeburg, 8. C, Det. 26ih, 1878. j In accordance with SacUpn fl.0, of ^"A^, Aet to ItAISE SUPPLlEaJ-Yoi^tSe) Fiscal Year Commencing November 1st, 187S, and to Alter and Amend the Law in Relation to the Collection of Taxes,"' - Notice js hereby given that my Office will be opened for the rscoipt of j Taxes on and after Saturday the 10lh day of January, 1874, until the 15tb day of January, 1874, after which time a penalty of 20 per Cent, will be added to all unpaid Taxes of that date. Taxes will be received in Gold or Silvor Coin, U. S. Currency, National Bank Notes and Certificates of Indebtedness, authorized by the General Assembly, and issued to the Republican Printing Company pursuant to the Act approved November 19; 1878. B*3j"~ S?c the abovo card. The rate percontum will be as follows. For general State purposes, 12 mills on a clollar. For County pnrposes, 8 mills on a dollar. For past Indebtedness of county 3 mills ou a dollar. Local School Tax, DUlrlit No. 1.?Yances, i mill ou a dollar. Local School TW, District No. 2.?Poplar, 4 mills oa a. dollar. Local School District No. 8.?Pine Grove, 1 mill ?a a dollar. Local School Tax, District A'o. 4.?Amelia 3 mills on a dollar. Local School Tax, District Ko. 5.?Provi dence, 1.J mill on adolhu. 7.or<7/ School YYzr, District No. A?Goodbye 3 mills on a dollar. Local School Tax, District No. 7.?Lyons, & mills on the dollar. Local School Tax, District No. ?.? Cow Castle, 3 mills an a dollar. Lomt School Tax, District No 9.?Middle, 1 mi!! on a dollar. Local School Tax, JXctrict No. 10.?Orange - mills on 41 dollar. Local School Tax, District, No. 11,?'Carf Caw, M mills on a dollar.. Local School Tax, District No. 3 2.?Uranch ville, 1 mill on -a -dollar. Local School Tatr~, District No. 13.?New Hope, 2 mills on a dollar. Local School Tax, District No. 14.?.Eliza beth, 2 mills on a dollar.. Local School Tax, Distent No. 16.?Edisto, 2 mills on a dollar. Local School Tax, DinOrict No. 10.?Union, ? mills 011 a dollar. Local School Tax, District No. 17.?Zion, 3 mill:' on a dollar. Local Sohool Tax, District No. 18.?Willow 3 mills onUlie dollar. Jjocal Srhuol Tax, District No. VJ.?Liber ty. 1 mill on a dollar. Local School Tax, District No. 20.?Good land, 1 onill on n dollar. Local SchoofYax, DisirittNo. 21.,?Hebren. \ mill on a dollar. ? 1 Local School Tax, District No. 22.?Rockey Grove, 1 mill.on a dollar:. Tax jiayers anust call for tho Tax on each piece of iirc-pertjr in the townships where it lies J. L. HUMBERT. County Treasurer, dec 27 1873 tf NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, OlIANOKBt'nG Cocktt, Orangeburg, S. C, Nov. 1st, 1778. To all irhom it may Concern: Pursuant to Title 3, chap. 13, Revised Statutes S. C. Section 68 requires : Skc 58. If any person, compan - or cor poration shall commence any business in any County of this State afl-jr tho first day ol September in any year, tho captial or property employed in whioh shall not h&ve been previously listed for taxation in said County, and ehall not w ilain thirty days thereafter mako stiah report to the Aaditor of said County as is required in the fifty sixth Section of this Act, he er they shall forfeit nnd pny the sum of one hundred dol lars, which shall be collected by civil action in-the namo of the Ceunty Commissioners, and paid iuto the County Treasury for the exclusive benefit of the Ceunty, And pro cess in such case may issue out of the Conn of Common Pleas of tho County in which such business was commenoed, directed te tho proper officer, and be served in any County of this State. JAS. Vax TA8SBL, nov 8?tf Co. Auditor. R o \% Shoe Store & CO CD JUST OPENED next door to Cornelson's with a stock of Boots and Shoes, Sclectod from the Manufacturers expressly to suit HARD TIMES, both as regards QUALITIES and PRICES. To be satisfied that such is the case, the citizens of Orungoburg and vici.ilty are re spectfully invited to call and examine my Stock, as I hope to be able to show, not only that there is something "New under the Sun," but also scmething to benefit the un derstanding. Call and see. T. B. BOYD. nov ft 12m BEAD! READ! READ! AND TAKE NOTICE THAT h 1 k I CHOICE GOODS AT LOW PRICES! CAN BE PURCHASED AT THEODORE KOOT & BRO.S' We would inform our Friends, Patrons and the Public, that notwithstanding our EX TENSIVE SALES for the past Season, OUR STOCK Is still in SPLENDID CONDITION?nil the Various Departments aro COMPLETE with FRESH QOOBS Newly receives". We extend a Cordial Invitation to all to EXAMINE our CHOICE ASSORTMENT Before purchasing as we always have a GREAT MANY GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES, Needed by everybody. Preparatory to Laying in our SPRING SUPPLIES, we will dispose of a great many CHOICE GOODS At COST and BELOW COST. Kcmeinbar these FACTS and when in Town be sure to eall at THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. NEW STORE. ? f f ? ?j .} $ *??. 3C EH ? ? 2 ? w o d o Pi GO YOSE & IZLAR AUGUSTUS FISCHER, Agt. HAS JUST RECEIVED AT TUB ENTERPRISE GROCERY STORE A full supply of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, and is offoriag thorn VERY LOW tor the Cash. AT THE ENTERPRISE SALOON Will be found a full Stock of CHOICE LIQUORS or tho beat brands, and a large supply of the BUST BITTERS that am made. SUGARS and TOBACCO of the beat grades. All in need of the above gooda will La dealt with right by calling on AUGUSTUS FISCnER, Agt. HKS jj. S. ALBERGOTTI, ORNKR RUS6KLL-STEET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE, Has in STORE and ARRIVING DAILY a Fino Stock of Goods suitable for tho times, consisting of 500 LBS. CHOICE ASSORTED CANDIES, RA IRONS, ALMONDS, NUTS, FIGS, CITRON, CURRENTS APPLES, OR AN l ES, LEMONS, BANANAS, DATES, Ac. Also GROCERIES, LOW DOWN, and among other things a choice lot of PIO HAMS. doe 20 62 }873 1 ? ?.?? "' . t _? ? if yon want \VvjKK dose In Xlonee and c ,<arriaite Faint tug goto 1 ^^'-* J. A. WILLIAMS. Experience ?4. yearw. Rest? dence on Market street. jan 17 11-374 Id A dminiat rator'f? Notice.?All /\ perttona having any demands against the Estate of Jacob Carroll, late of Fort Motte, deceased, will present the same for payment to W. J. DeTreville, Esq., Attorney at Law, in Orangeburg, or to the Subscriber* . And those Indebted will make payment t? MARY A. CARROLL, ' Administratrix. I jan 17 1874 4 Notice of DisiiiisBal. NOTICE IS HEREBY 01 YEN THATOlt? month from date 1 will' File my Fi aal Account with the Hon. Aug. B. KnowRon, Judge of Probate for Orangohnrg County, and ask for Letters of Dismissal as Guar dian of the Batate of Viola V. Riloy. . ON AN P.. RLLEY, Guardian. January 11th, 1873. ?It Anetlon Sale of Valuable Land lu Orangcburg; County. There will be otTcred for ale nt Orange burg C. II., on Monday 2Gth of Januaryf all that valuable tract ef Land formerly the property of J. E. L. Amaker, with the build ings and improvements thereon, Situate Lying and being in' Orangcburg County State of South Carolina on Saddlers Swamp, Containing Fifteen hundred and forty-two (1542) acres more or less. Butting and Bounding North by lands of A. P. Amaker, East by lands of J. D. Keitt, aniJ. W. Dantzlcr, formerly lands of Mrs. E. Carson, South by lands of J. F. llijey, deceased, and Estate of L. tfinoko, and West by lands of Dr. J. Smoke, Mrs. Staly, and Capt. Stack. Terms Cash, purchasers to pay for papers, ja? Li 1874 6 DR, C. R. TABKR. LEWISVILLE, S. C.f (ST. MATTHEWS F, 0.,) jttne? 1873 tf At Private Sale. THE PLANTATION forming a part of the Eftate of the late Col. Kcitt, and known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract consists of abtmt GOO acres, one half well Timbered, the remainder Rich, Bed, Loam Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These are the Finest Lands in the District, and were valued at $20 per acre in 18GG. Would be sold fcr one-hall tha' x'rice now. One fourth cash, the rcmuir cr in three instal ments bearing interest from dato and se cured by mortgage of tho same. This is a splendid chance for nneryne de siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Wator Pow er, excellent Cattle Range and n Refined Neighborhood. Apply to Mr.-. L. Mi KEITT, Or J G KEITT, Esq. jan t'> e?t) A Valuable Invention AN FNTIRF.LY NEW Sewing Machine! FOR DOMESTIC. .USB. OUT LT FIVE DOLLARS. WITH THE SKTT Patent Billion Hole Worker. THE MOST SIMPLE AND COMPACT IN. CONSTRUCTION. ! THE MOST DURABLE AND ECONOMI CAL IN USE. A MODEL OF COMBINED STRENGTH AND BEAUTY. * Complete in all its parts, uses the Straight Eye Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct, upright Positive Motion, New Tenaion, Self Feed and Cloth Guider. Operates by Wheel and ou a Table. Light Running, Smooth and noiseless like all good high prided machines. Has patent check (a prevent the wheel being turned tho wrotig way. Uses the thread direct from the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock Stitch (finest and sf rongect stitch known;) firm, durable, close and rapid. Will do all kinds of work, fine and coarso, from Cambric te heavy Cloth ov Leather, and u*cs all descriptions of thread Tho best mechanical talent in America and Europe, has been devoted to improving and simplifying our Machines, oomhining only that which is practicable, and dis pensing with all complicated surrounding* generally found in othor machines. Special term) and extra inducements t?. male and female agents, storekeepers, kc. who will establish agonoies through the country and keep our now machinos on ox hibi'ioa and sale. County rights given to smart agents free. Agent's, complete outfits furnishod without any extra ehurgo. Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars containing terms, testimonials, engravings, Ac, sent free Address, BROOKS 8EWING MACnINK CO., No. 1039 Broadway, New York. fob 8 iy For Sale, The II0C8E and LOT on Russell Street, in Ornagcbwrg, formerly owned by V. Pit thnn. For particulars mquirc at the Drug Store of E. J. OLIVKUOS. JUST OIPfcNEI} AT Dr. Oliveros' Drag Storo SEEDLESS RAISINS, CITTtON, CURRANTS and FANCY CANDIES. ? Also a large collection of of TOTS, Also a superior lot of C?LOGN8 and TOIL LET ARTICLES. Also a fine lot of SEGARS, Also a fine lot of CUTLRBY. AWtt a Lsvg* and well Selected Stock of ??UOS and MEDICINES, to whloh Article*, for RELIABILITY an CORRECTNESS, the Public's attention i directed. All are respectfully invited to call at tb Drug b'tcas of DR. OLIVEROS;