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?Uat|s. Dikd?In this place, on Sunday morning last, Mrs. MARY DARWIN, wife of Peyton B. Darwin, Esq., aged about ">0 years. In Charlotte, N. C., yn the 8th iust., of puerperal fever, Mrs. OCTAYIA'JONES, wife of E. F. Jones, Esq., and daughter of John Irwin, Esq., aged about 28 years. At South Point, Gaston County, N. C., on the lGth nit., Mrs. MARY A. A. CRAIG, wife of Mr. Samuel W. Craig, and daughter of Jump* A. Ileuderson, j Esq., in the 24th year of her age. * i C0YS1GYEES BY RAIL ROAD, j From the 9th of May to the 15th of May, inclusive. Y. E. McElhany, Miles Johnston, T. Curtis &Son, Fortune 54 Grier. A. Bush, M. L. Ford, MeGill & McElwec, I.. G. Dickson, J. Z. Fulls & Co., H. Summitt, Durham &, Beam, P. Williams, Adams & ! MeCorkle, S. N. Stowe & Co., D. Frazer, Lowry & Averv. Roberts & Fullenwider, W. E. Ross, C. W. 5i W. It. Gilliam. E. A. Mason. Logan & Homesley, .1. Mctiill, Miss M. Bates, A. Iloyie. I). Froneburger & Co.. Mrs. K. A. Neclv, Miss M. Hen ey, Dr. .1. R. Brat ton. J. N. Lewis & Co.. (4. R. Ratclifnrd, R. Cairnes. J. W. MeGill. Lindsay 5c Gordon, C. C. Wilson. Jackson & Eskridge. B. P. Boyd, J. Hemdon. E. Kcrsev, Coward & Jenkins, T. Parker, J. & 1".. B. Stuwe. Barnett Withers, J. M. Whitesides \ Co., .). MeClure..!. 11. Adams. L. P. Sadler. S. 1 Ituiney. W. M. Dwijcht. ('. ltcchtler, S. Moore ?v Sou-, A. K. Homcsley, J. M. Neal. ? Mil II IMBIIM H - ! ! PUBLIC MEETING. Till* citizens of York District are requested to meet at York Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY I IN .1 I N11 next, to take into consideration the expediency of celebrating the Anniversary of the Rattle ( V Kinjr's Mountain, on the 7th of October next. A general attendance is earnestly solicited. May 17 111 td .? r.l oi Al:lu '(1 Ut).-| ll.iJLY U 11 !> *du j.asop ,x| jssuu stjooij >ii| >u 'ojou .10 qseo Aq .loqjj.) ouius oqj .qjios puu i^.iCAV.nq omoo oi Royjl -on An,?.!.ii| MV -i-.q AUY.lW'r J" A Yd ISHl A a,D w Mil JlllH.0.1\ >1'H <J A?J pOlUtlS.l.lplllt Ol(} 0J ||J | )ii<>i'ii: . ;io>.ioj nv?a.>ix?\ haijlisoCI THE BOOK STORE, fSTilK undersigned have purchased of the publish1. iiig houses ,?f the North, a !arge supply of STAX1 >.Vlil> WlllJKS, which they will keep constantly ? :i i li:iii< 1 an I will .-ell at fair prices. They have a beautit a 1 edition of E'i>IILV RI?V,K : a!- . j. kct c liiioiis: Webster's Cnabridged Dietioiiu;". : < 15;blc: Moslieiin -Church Ili-tory : .Joseph:-: Plutarch - Lives: Gibbon's iboiir: Kollin's All.-t-ry: lfiune's History of linglund : Mrs. Stn.a-!'- ipiccns of K/.giand?a new and popular v k : Hriti-i: Drama : SIS kKSPEAKE: the j-'ctioal works of llyr<ui. Milton, Pope.Mlurns. Tisoni-'i;. t'.uvper, Tuppcr. Cie.: a large supply of sch ,1-books. Authon's Classical Series. \e.: also, several beautiful Albums. Gift Annuals, and Hooks of beaut v. Call at the ?'ovner Store. ADICKKS x WITHERS, may 10 IS tt " NEW ATTRACTIONS! "" it the toii.vi:? stoke: : Messrs. Adickes & Withers. HAVII in store a large and varied stock of Dry (ioo<]s. to which they invite the attention of their friends and customers in town and District.? The stoek consists of carefully selected dress axd f ixc v goods; Kea ly-Made Clothing: Cloths and Cassiinerei: l?..ots and Shoes and Ihumcts : Hardware and Crockery : and every other article belonging to their line ol' business. Persons in want of Vr^ T rTi '\<7 Tr^\ '52 are reqitestei t< give diem a call, at their Store in the "ADD RES Bl ILDING." where they will find, the best totalities at as low rates as can be had in ti?i> market. limy 10 ]S tt' (10.HHITTED to the Jail of York District u .J a Kuuaway on the "tli inst.. a negro man who says los name is JOHN EVANS. and that lie belongs M Wm. 15. D??rn nl" Kdgetield District. The said negro is very dark complected, about 2~> years of age. '< feet 0 inches high, ami weighs about it'?0 lb.-. All of the fingers are oil' the left hand, which he says was caused by his hand being caught in the machin?iv of a -team saw-mill. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and tale him away, or lie will lie dealt with a- the law direct-. S. C. YOUNG BLOOD, s. v. n. may 10. IS tf 4 AIERItlV HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. C. . \ The proprietors Would respectlully inform the' travelling public that this well known establishment i- now in complete order for the reception of visitors. Its location is one of the most pleasant and advantageous in Columbia, being immediately on the edge of the most business part of the town. Everything necessary for the comfort and convenience of travellers have been carefully provided, and no labor will ; be considered too great by the Proprietors, in ordrr 1 to ensure to those who will favor them with a call, a pleasant and desirable home of rest and accommodn- ! lion. SABAH FLEMING. J. T. FLEMING. Jan. o. 1 tf I BARXETT WITHERS, VRE now receiving a large addition to their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. \o.. tliev solicit calls from all wishing anything in the r line. They feel assured that they can and will give satisfaction, both as to quality and price. All order* from the country, punctually attended to. Yorkville, April o, lS-lo. *irE IRE AITIIORISED TO AX NOFXCE S* ^ JACKSON, ns a Candidate tor the office of Tax Collector for Vork District, at the ensuring election. Oct. 4 1So4. So tf U,rE ARE AUTHORISED TO A.\XOIWTK BEX J AM KN 1'. BOVD as a candidate for Tax Collector for Vork District, at the ensuing election. May S, 1SS4. 0 I1XSELD 4\I> TRAIV OILS.?A large J quantity l'UltE OILS, just received and for sale cheap, t?y ADAMS ?.V McCORKLE. may S 11 tf rpKl SSES. SUPPORTERS, SURLIJ. CAL Instruments, &c. For Sale bv HARNETT ^ wiTIIERS. ; April 0 IS tf n'ETHEKILL k 1IKOTI1ERS, pure WHITE LEAD. For sale by ADAMS ? McCQKKLE. may 3 17 tf - ------w-w rcKcvr r or rtiiTTT. HI JUl J'^li For sale by RARXETT & WITHERS. April "? 1,1 tf (1 1MPHE\E, SPTS. T1RPE_\TI\E ami Bunting Fluid. For sale by BARNETT i WITHERS April 18 tf 1IISCOI/KSES OV TKlTIi. by Rev. J AS. U II. T1IORXWKLL, D. D. Price $1. For sale bv J. S. MOORE & SONS. Mar 8 1> tf rrilE I RIEMIS OF( OR\KLIl S O'1 tyANIEL, Esq., respectfully announce him as a candidate tor Tax Collector for York District. " i MANY VOTERS. Sept. i; 1 K"<4 31 tf Ul LPIIATE <{limE & ACETATE i 7 MORPHINE, Iodide Potash, Iodine and Bronii<i". .Ju-t Received and for sale by RARXETT & WITHERS. April 'j 13 tf j \rOTIC E.-?Application will be made at the xt Session of the Legislature to Incorporate a Protestant Episcopal Clturcli in Yorkville. may >j ], ?tsl \l rI\I)OW GLASS AAU PI'HX? * ? F or Sale by RARXETT & WITHERS. llfRAPPlNG PAPER. A lot of old T NEWSPAPERS for .sale by tin- In ndrcd. En- , quire at thU Office. may 17 VJ tf I iti sis lira Sis i i THE Subscriber lias just received and is now opening at his old Store, where lie has done business for many years, a very pretty assortment of ' $HKS6 MB SoMMBl GOODS, , which have been selected with great cave for this market, aud which he will sell very low for cash or to prompt paying customers. In his stock may be found a great variety of LADIES' DRESS GOODS; Silks; Bareges of all colors and styles?some as low as 25 cents per yard: Crepe de Taris, a beautiful article; Jaconette aud Swiss Muslins, a great variety ; Black and colored Lawns?some beautiful styles; Ladies' .lacouette and Swiss Muslin Undersleeves? Ladies Capes and Collars, Grass Skirts, Ladies' Talmas?some very beautiful. BOXXETS AXD RIBBOXS, quite a handsome assortment. A great variety of CALICOES?some as low as 01, cents per yard; White Goods, quite a fine Stock, lh own Homespun, (i|c per yard: a fine stock of Ginghams, God-Ticking, 12-4 Sheeting: Marseilles Quilts, white and colored?a fine article. GE\TLEMt\S St.ll.llEU DKESS Goods ; Farmer's Satin*?plain and striped: l?lk. l)rap d'Tete, Queen's Cloth, Linen Drilling?a fine article. Black. Glue and Fancy Colored CLOTHS and CASSIM F11ES. Crockery, 1 lard wa re, 1SOOT5, SHOES AM) II.4TS. Country l'rotluce will be taken in payment and the best'prices given. S. SADLFK. may ') 17 tf THE LATEST ARRIVAL! 1SY TH K COI.OXEr, WRIO HT!! Cotton Advanced and Goods Lower!!! OUR MOTTO--SHORT PROFITS!!! MESSRS. LINDSAY & GORDON, nAYF receiveil a complete and well selected . stock of SPUING and SCMMFll TOJMBS, which have been purchase*! at the most reasonable I . . l . 1 . . 111. #1. . 1 ..... 'II. r. ICl'lllS, .UIl'l (."III IK* solo mniT I>1.111 in*.- mnvM. i uv stock consists in part of Ladies and Gentlemen's DRESS A\I) Fl RMSlUVf; C!OOI)S, 1 at' every description?Hats. Caps and Bonnets oflatost tip: and Shoes: Hardware and Cutlery: Queen's and China Ware. Also, a heavy sink el' the most ih.-iiioiinble bsAai-Mmt'smi and fabrics of every sort. Tiny have on hand every article usually found in PRY *?<?t ?1?S STORKS. ail of the latest style ami |>aterns : ami they respectfully invite their friends at. I customers to iri\ * them a call. LINPSKY \ GORDON, tuny8 17 tf \1ASIKLE YARD.?The undersigned havJv I ing juirchased the .Marble Yard of Col. S. N. STOWE. informs the citizens t.f Yolk District and the surrounding countrv. that he is now prepared to till all orders tor PLAIN and MONUMENTAL MAll151. K WO UK. He has procure<l the services of etficictit Workmen, and with g 1 material, weli assorted. and the lowest prices, lie will promise to execute orders to the satisfaction of h'.s customers. Ik >\il! always keep an assortment of SI. A lis >>n hand, in order that those wishing a TOMBSTONE can he suited in size, lettering and finish, at th" shortest notice. 1^'" .Marble Yard in the rear of S. X. Stowc ,x t'o's. Grocery and Provhion Store. Piaster Paris mid Cement for sale. RICHARD IIAltll. Jau H-"? 8 tf Removal. Messrs. LINDSAY k TIIOMASSoN announce to their customers and the public that they have removed their establishment temporarily t ? the store formerly occupied bv them, one door North of WALKER'S HOTEL, where they are prepared to serve their friends as u-ual. They have now on hand a good assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, &c., and all articles in their line of the best jiiality. and at reasonable prices. , J. K. LINDSAY. D. 11. tiio.massox. ' Yorkville. Mar. 1. s tf fTAILOR'S SIIOP.?Messrs. T. \ W. DICKJL S<*N. beg to make their "acknowledgments to their friends, for the liberal share of patronage they have received: and inform their friends and the public that they are still carrying on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its brandies, at their stand one door South of S. Sadler & Son. They have made arrangement-' by which they will be aide to till all orders for the best qualities of Goods, and to make up out-fitin the late-t >tylc and the most workmanlike manner. Re strict attention and promptness, ami a faithful execution of orders, they hope to continue to re- j ccive a eoodlv share of public patronage. T. s W. DICKS?fN. Jan Ho 3 1v MASONIC CELEBRATION, \,\y THE Members of CATAWBA VALLEY: \V LODGE. No. 100. A. Y. M.. will eelebruto I ' the en-uitig Annivcr.-ary of ST. JollN. THE BAPTIST, at the town of Morgantmi, N. (V. on the t H'itli of June. "An address will be delivered on the | occasion by the Rev. E. J. MEYNAKDIE. The pub- 1 lie generally, and all Masons in good .-taudiug are respectfully invited to attend. A. MYERS. ) J. S. .MciKM> Kb!.. ^ ( <'lil. U. DOW WILSON, J | may -J 17 Ct I ; I^IS Si * S 31ETALLIC II t III 11. CASES. Til F.SK COFFINS. ii<>w coming into general u.?c | in many sections of nur country, are of Metal?cnI amcled insale aii'l out?are air-tight?tree from the I introduction of dampness ami water, or the escape i of effluvia?are portable?highly ornamental, and cost no more than the best wood-coffins. These Cases will be furnished by the subscriber at his Work-shop at short notice. He also makes the ordinary WOOD COFFINS as heretofore. THOMAS II. SMITH. Vorkville, July 5. 1853. U4 tf Dissolitiox of co-partxerSHIP.?The Copartnership of S. SADLER & ' SON, was dissolved on the linth ultimo, by its own limitation. All persons indebted to us bv Hook acI count, are requested to call soon and settle the same either by cash or note, as it is indispensable that our old Hooks should be closed up. Persons who have been indebted to us for twelve months or longer, must pay us some cash, as we are compelled to make some collections. S. SADLER, J NO. S. S ADLER. March 19,1855. 11 tf NEW ESTABLISH.!!EXT.?Messrs. Mc- ! CONNKLL \ STEHDMAN, having purchased the shop of William M. Walker, in this place, beg to announce to the citizens of Vorkville and its vicinity, that they have made arrangements to carry on the HLACKCMITH SHOP at the old stand, where they will he prepared and ready to execute orders in any i branch of the business. nunsi>;?tiux.i.>?.i uone m the best st vie. A. F. McCOXXEI.L, JOHN STEED.MAX. i Jan til tf Right dress i? i 'his is a military command which never fails to improve the personal i appearance of a company. It may be applied to i civil ranks. To the citizens of Vorkville and the j District, therefore, we would say that the best place i to >:et the right drc*. at the right price, is at ADI .VMS & McCORKLE'S store, one door South of ' Walker's Hotel. April lti 15 tf HBE\E/LKVIIXE MALE ACADEj A J >1Y.?The exercises of this flourishing lnstituj tion will be resumed on the 2d MONDAY of JAXU ARY, under the direction of its learned and accoui! plished Principal. Gen. Jons A. Alston. EDWARD AYE11Y, Chairman. ! Jau G 1 tf rpiIE YORKVILEE FEMALE COLI. LEGE.?The 2d year of this Institution will be j commenced on the FIRST MONDAY IX FEBRUARY" next. The exercises will be opened in the New ; Building. J. MOXROE ANDERSON, j Jan. 1, 1865. 1 tf CONGAREE HOUSE, nv WILLIAM HITCHCOCK & CO., UNDER the supervision and mangement of Mr. THOMAS K. BAKER, formerly of "The Ex! change," Charleston. The undersigned respectfully announce to their friends, and the travelling ennunuty gen Tally, that they have taken charge of this old and w .'II known House, and solicit a share of patronage. They intend to spare neither pains nor expense to re ider it a FIRST CLASS HOUSE. WM. HITCHCOCK & CO. Columbia, S. C. May 3, 1855. 17 dt THE PRINCETON PRESS, rpHE design of the inventor was to get up a Press A which would answer every requirement of the offer made by Geoiuik Bruce, of New York, in 18-31, viz: cheap, light, easily managed, and capable of throwing off at least 500 sheets per hour. This Press will throw off from 500 to 800 sheets jier hour, doing the work equal to any Cylinder Press. The bed stands about 30 inches from the lloor, and is the most convenient of all Presses to make ready the form on. It is adapted to jobbing, or book work, as well as newspaper, and will register as well as any other Cylinder Press. It requires, to work it, , a man to turn the fly wheel, and a boy to feed the sheets. The Inking Apparatus is very complete, and differs from the apparatus used in Cylinder Presses : generally, being more like that used in the Tower Platen Presses. Two rollers pass over the form twice to each impression, taking ink for each sheet. A Press of this description for newspaper and jobbing, bed 44 by 28$ inches, with roller mould, roller stocks, blanket, flying and registering apparatus, Vf* nmitwill f*m*iii<lu?il fm K.dOl) If llltfMl ,Icil for hook work chiefly, an extra ink fountain will ho furnished for $20. The press, fly wheel, &c., will weigh about 2UUU pounds. The sides, tic., are iron. Length of frame, seven feet?height, to front edge of feed board, three feet six inches. Any size made to order. The following is the list id" Sizes and Prices as far as established; lied 2R by 'Jo, $400. lied 4? l>v .11, $"?S0. " Jib 24. 450. ' 50 32, 000. ' 44 28.1. 500. ' 52 32, 025. " 40 ::o~ 54o. The beds will take chasest {heir full breadth, and within two inches of the length. Tki;ms.?One-half, cash: one half, note, at 4 months, with approved security ; or 2.1 per cent discount for cash. Iloxing and Cartage. $13. For more than three years the inventor of the ahove I'ress has been improving it. working it all the while, and ascertaining, with great eare and expense, the best mode of carrying out all the* details?and lie flutters himself he has succeeded in perfecting it: and is now manufacturing the Press himself. .No I'ress will leave his premises without being thoroughly tested, and without it perform- to the entire satisfaction of the purchaser. JOHN T. RHISINSON. l'riiit'Ctoii. N. J.. April 1S">. 1"> tf NEW ARRIVAL! MESSRS. ADAMS & McCORKLE, \NNmI'NCK to their customers ami the public that thev have rcceivc<l at their well-known staii-1. one l?.mr South "t' Walker's 11 -t? !. a larsre ami clcjrant assortment of SI'KINt! \ Sl'MMI'.li tit(l?l)S. recent iy purchased iti the New York atel Philadelphia Markets. Thev have carefully si Petel a rich aiel varied -tack of FANCY AND DRESS GOODS, of the latest atel taosf fashionable styles*. to which . they invite tlie attention of their friend*. tie- l.adn*. Their style- will he foun<! unusually a'tractive atei suHiciently v:trie?l to -nit all tastes. They also ask tiie atttention of (ientleuieti t" their-t-rk of msr-auKi &QSESS? atel IT"UNISlllNti t.!Ui)l)S. which embraces ail articles of (ientictnen's wear. * !' the he-t quality ate! manufactured in tl:e latest styles. A- u-it.il. their stock of II VIII?*?VAIIK i- e\tei!-iv ' in t euihttieinr a lat'ee var'nty: as al* their -applies of ail article* usuallv kept in a Pry tJ iu.1- c-tahli'limciit. They eotifi?letitl\ invite their friend*' to call :uel examine their stock, atel assure them that n<? ctFoit will lie wautinjr to jrive satisfaction >tu as to quality atel liriees. Vorkville. April l'h lv">*i. 1*? tf i BS&3 f SM3 ?! !! ? Messrs. Adickes & Withers, HAVE made arraiijreineiits with :ui extensive Hou-v in Piiihohupliia. by which t!n-y are enable.! to procure early copies ik-w work* a.- they arc publi?hc i. ami at rtiJMsmnrs i>iu(i>. Thcv have 11.iw .'!i their "helves the t ?11..wi:iir ] >] i:lar book* : Kutii llall. l.y Fanny Fern : Party Leaders, Iiv R.iblwin: the Lamplighter: ISarnum's Autobiography : May an I Preoiiihcr. a new ami interesting novel: M- titer's Recompense ami other novels, by (irace Aguilar: The Old HreWery : horse-siioe rohi\S()\; Hendlcy's Works: the Sons oi the Sire;?a Know Nothing be ok : lionet's Thesaurus of Enjrli li Words: the Waver.y Novels?complete edition: ami many other Works the lighter reading. which it is not necessary to mention. All who are in search of new. interestingami valuable books wili cab at tin: corner stuiii:. , may lo r IS tf GOOD TIMES COMING! ; A Brilliant Assortment of SMIf Mi Sill ttlS-ltiS. Messrs. L. BLOOMBERG & BROTHER, VNNol'NCK to their customer* ami the public. , tiiat they arc m-w receiving a.splemli.l stock o! Spring ami Summer(iOOl'S. which have been recently* purchased in Charleston, l'hiia.lclphin ami New Vork. especially Ibr this market. Their "lock ism.w very extensive, ami they are prepare! to exhibit an assortment as varic.l ami attractive a* any ever offered ill Vorkville. which the\ will sell at price*, extrenivly low. tor CASH ami CASH oNI.V. i lie I.adie* are particularly invited to call ami inspect their , splcmliil stock of f.ayc'y a yd b>ki:SS (.OODS. Silk*. Lawns. Mantillas. Para*ols. all of which arc of the latest ami tuost fashionable. For the gon- i tlenien they have a fine assortment of READY MADE CL()TlllN(t. Hats. Hoots. Gaiters. ami all I articles in the furnishing line. They have also on 1 hand a lot of Hardware. Medicine. Crockery. School- | Books, and in fact nil articles u-ually kept in an l P-COl\TRl STORK. Their Winter Stock is not yet entirely disposed of, and persons in want of Winter Clothing, would do well to call, as they arc determined io sell out at ' ' cost. 1 j&sr The accounts of the la<t year are made out. i and they would earnestly ropiest all persons iudeht- j i ed to them to call and make settlement. In order to ' carry on the business. it is indispensably necessary that collections he made forthwith. L. BLOOMBERG BROTHER. March 21 11 3m COMPETITION AT DEFIANCE, "11TE arc now receiving and opening in addition * T to our extensive stock of Dry Goods, Hard- , ware, Boots, Shoes and Saddlery, Hats, Caps, and a great variety of Straw Goods, one of the most extensive stocks of Spring and Summer Goods, ever opened iu Western Carolina. Our Stock, embraces so great a variety of Patterns and Styles, of Lndics and Gentlemen's DRESS GOODS, that it would ] be too tedious to mention them. We would there- ; respectfully invite your attention to our stock, that you may examine tor yourself, feeling confident we will make it to vour interest. BREM & STEELE. \ Charlotte, X. C., March 20, 1805. 12tf ; I NEW GROCERY STORE. j I AM just receiving at my store opposite ROSE'S HOTEL, a choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES. which I will sell for Cash, at lower prices than ; they can be purchased elsewhere in this place. My j i stock consists of BEST RIO AXD JAVA COFFEE, ! Xew Orleans, Clarified, Pulverized, Crushed, Porto 1 Rico and Steam Refined Sugars. Twenty Barrels New Orleans Syrup; Sugar House ??"! liinn MiilncwPv:. UUU iUliV M??. Fifty Sacks of Suit, lticc. Sardines, Fresh Oysters in can*. Pickles, Preserves and Jellies of various kinds, | together with the usual variety of a Family Grocery. W. K. HACKET. I March 29 12 tf New Shop. THE Subscriber having fitted up a Shop in the rear of the Grocery Store of S. X. Stowc & Co., and having ?upplied?himsclf with the necessary tools and implements, announces to the people of Yorkville and the vicinity, that he is prepared to execute orders for BLACKSMITHING, in all its branches. Particular attention will be giv- ' en to IIORSE-SIIOEIXG and GUN-SMITHING, in I both of which he Hatters himself that he will be able to afford entire satisfaction. He retains his thanks j t>. his friends and the public for past favors, and soli- ! cits a liberal share of their patronage. WM. M. WALKER. , Yorkville, March 1 S bin MORE NEW GOODS. THE undersigned is receiving fresh additions his Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, whi he is offering for sale on the most accomtnodatii terms. Jlis stock consists in part of Superfine Hla Cloths and Cassimers and fancy Cassimers; Whit Brown and fancy Linen Drillings; Ready Ma Coats, Pants and Vests, of all qualities; Ready Ma< Shirts and Collars; Merino and spun Silk shirt Marseilles Skirts and ready made Grass Skirts ; p pieces assorted Prints; Printed Muslins and Lawn: Fancy Dress Silks ; Gro De Rhine and Black Italii Silks ; Florence Silk ; Silk Velvets and Margin Vestings: Black and Fancy Mantillas ; Freuch-wor ed Swiss Collars ; Embroidered underc!ceves and I font's Robes ; Chemizettes ; Rlnck Italian an? n Crape; silk Veils and Drops; "Wide Black Silk Laces; Jaconet Laces and Inserting! Thread Laces and Edgings ; Irish and Brown Lii ens and Linen Lawns; Jaconet, X Bar, Boo Mull and Swiss Muslins ; Cotton, Silk and Thro: Cambrick Handkerchiefs; Black Alpacca; Bhu Bombazine ; Drap De Etc; 8-4 Brown and Bleaclu Sheetings; H>-4 Tabling Daiuask: Linen Tab Cloths: Table Covers; Oil Silk; Zephigarn; pert' rated Board ; Black and Colored Cambrick? : Bt Ticking ; Cotton Drillings ; Carolina Stripes lor Se wants: 51-4. 4-4 and 5-4 Long Cloths ; Cotton Osni burgs; Sheetings and Yarns; Ladies and Gentl men's Cloves ami Hosiery, in great variety ; Chi droits Socks and llose; Bed Laces ; Opera Hood? Nankeens: Paper, Cambrick and Furniture Dimit; Common and Extra Fans: 50 dozen Coat's Spoi Thread; Shell and India Rubber, Tuck and Sic Combs : Fine and Coarse and Pocket Combs : Cai vassaml Red Padding; Sewing Silk, Twist and Fla Thread: Apron Checks; Mosquito Netting; Hal ami Caps: Fine Calf (sewed) Boots and Shoes ; Chi droit's. Misses and Youth's Shoes: Straw and Sil 1! mints; Bonnet ami Neck Rihhntis : Artificials an Wreaths: Silvered Hooks ami Eyes: Fine Razor. Razor Straps and Brushes : Fine Knives and Sci? s irs : Silver Thimbles; (io!d-eycd Needles : Port Moieties : Extracts: Perfumes ami Fancy Toih Soaps : Imperial Tea : Scotch Stuill': Percussion Cap: Extra Cigars and Tobacco : Carpet Bags : Letti ami Note Paper, and Envelopes : Toilettn (i^jrscs Painted Buckets: Lemons and Lemon S. t4' wii a number of other articles not enumerated, lfyo want good bargains and desirable Goods give me trial. . . .???**? i fS .1 \ .M I-..N .\I.M,.V I l?. Yorkvillo. S. April *?. 1-5 r*. YORK SHERIFFS SALES, Lk Y Virtue <>f Writ-uC / 7< ri /'/(7</.?. to tin* ?lir?cte? J will im- -..M In*!wren the lojisil hairs > i?*ritl Sale. mi the K1KST MoNPAY in JI Nl. next. ;i York t'ourt House. the following property. vi/: ? tine traet el' i.aiel whereon .1. N. Me I'll we**. .lr resides, levied mii his property. at the .-nil w' Wn Seiuhler. I-i 11 v virtue of an order from the ('..urt of'Afrd nan I'm- the partition anion;? the heirs-at-Iaw .hum I!. Wright, ' ' eased, will he sold nil the first M?i day in dm.e m-xt. one traet <>t land, heh.iijrin^ ? ill e-tale of said deee i-ed. eoiitainiin: ah.mt -ixly wre. and hounded hv land i f d'.hn Wil-oii. .1. M. Ilir? William I! I lis and 1;. M. K. ark. T./ ,?.<:?A ere ii: :'o'.i- and tw .year- withinvi e-t. the ptireha-er _i:11u hond witi: ? . d -e. :rin and a niort^a^e of tin- premises. i i'lie traet of land levied oil '.he property ! .1 I it ri i - .at tin* -nit of Win. S. l>aiiieis. |.;r in-: hoiu.de 1 l<v land- of II. II. Harri-. M. A. l'an : lands i f iliei?tate Ilnjrh Harris, ileeea-f^. . It I.y Sands I' k ll.uri-. eoiaaininj; -i::ty-si? n fl *le-. Ill ire !' I mare levied mi as the property if da II. Miller, a! ill suit of M .oje ,V IIainev. i S. Y(H'.\tilJld)OU. v in Yoikville. May In. i ATTENTION: KOl .M l Li\f) IhEM'l ! ! f l^il li iinder-ijfiied ofl'er their serviees to al. ] i A s?.:i.? entitled to Itm-.nty Land under the late A. of t'oiijrre-s. H iving oht.ijued the rei|iiisite font and complete 1 tlie neees-ary arrangements, ti:?will he a'de to pi-..-e-ute claim- with de-pat. 1.. an at a very small expense. IVrsoii- de-irin^ t ? ei trust their claims to u- will call at the Ks<? it:t: I Ulice: or. if it he inconvenient to vi-it town, the In sines* can he t?an*.vtcd hv letter npialiy a- we'd ; ? > llll'ir I'l l %??!|.| I ;n H'lii Ail .-m l ofh,*er musicians and privates. whether of the regulars. v.. uuteers. rangers or militia. who Lave -ervcl t<-r jM'i'i" I longer than fourteen dn\- in any !' t!i?- wai tin- I'niti-.l Stalt-Mime tin* year 17'.'< . are ?-iitt Lv the terms "t' this Act. t?> receive a warrant !' tie hundred ami sixty acre-. <.r a warrant for *n?' jiiaiitity !' hi nil a- -hall make, with what lu-iy lia> n i ' t!i?-:-t. ? vi !. ni?v handled ami *i \;T"*?rrv Thi- A< t a!-<? extcmls t<? the {fleers. - Miei>, , volunteer.* wh'i serve! at the hattle of King'* M-ui tain, aiel t*? ail persons win. ha\e heen actually ei paged in any iiattle in ai:\ <-t' the wai.- in which th country ha- Lc ti engagt d. Where the -crvive ha?heeli refelere'i l>\ a -n'-r tlite he i.- tlie j?el>?*ii etititle'l t" th?* hem fit <>! tli act. ami m?t hi* employer. In the event of the ieat f .my |'er-"n v.Iim. it'living. w..ttM I titith- i t<? certificate i?r warrant a- aforesaid. leaving a w ilnv r it'im widow. a inim-r ehii.l < ! children. sueli w:? >w. .?r. it'll" widow. -tieh iiiiie-r chii-lor chihli *>!. ntitle.l t?- a eertitieate nr warrant. t'->r tie- -uni jilaiit:ty of hiii-1 -n-'li leeea-eil per*oii- would he ci titled t" receive umier tin* provisions of sai-1 act, now living. A Mil>sei|it<:iit marriage will let ii.ipa the right of any -neli widow to such warrant, it >li lie a widow at the time if" her application. IVrso: within the ago of twenty-one years o? the t!?I day March. IS-V"?. are ?h lard iniii'trs with the intent at! iiiratiiiu: ! .?ai>l act. Ml I.I.lilt & MKI.TON. April *?. hi tr SPRING GOODS. 20.000 PAIRS or v BOOTS & SIIOHS roll TIIR SPRiWG TRADE, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At Prices which defy all Competition, AXI) AS TO (QUALITY AND STYLE, They cannot ho surpassed in any similar establisl nient at the Smith, Our Stock, embracing so pret a variety of Patterns, Styles and Names of dent Ladies. Boys. Mi.-ses, Youths, Children and Infant MOOTS and Sift)MS. that it would he too tedi'-us t mention tliein here. We would therefore, rcsptctfu !y invite you t?> call and examine them for yoursel We have also a pood assortment of SOLE l\l) 1 PPER LEATHER, French Calf Skins, Harness Leather, for Planmtio purposes. Band Leather Copper Rivets, Shoe-Last: Pegs, Tacks and Shoe Tools of every description.Also, fine travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valicei &c., &c. The invitation is to all. Come and sc them, tit yourself (pay for them) and takethei away from BOONE'S, Unfit and Shoe Kmpon on. K-TP'Hides taken in exeiianpe at Cash Price*. Charlotte. N\ C., .March 20, 18.33. I2rf UIX HERE, EVERYBODY Hp*"' MILES JOHNSON & Co., informs the publi tiint thcv arc <t: 11 carrying on, at their stand opposil t'.ie "Adiekes Building," in Yorkvillc, the mauufai tory of SADDLES and HARNESS of every descri] tion, quality and price: Spanish, Lady's, Kentucky Decatur and Wagon SADDLES: and Carriage. by, Drnv and Wagon HARNESS: Riding BRIDLE and MARTINGALS. of all kinds. They have ah on hand an assortment of materials, Bridlc-Dit: Mounting; Upper, S"le and Hamcss Leather. &c. which will be sold at low prices. Thcv are now mi king Harness at such rates as to make it the iatere: of Carriage Makers to purchase from them. R1 PAIRING done at short notice; and every artic sold cheap, and on time to approved customers. They return their thanks to their friends and cu: tomcrs for their past favors, and desire to merit an receive a continuance of their patronage. MILES JOHNSON & CO. Yorkvillc, Jan. 25, 1855. 3 Cm urAftnw QIMP VVUUUll UUU1 I THE undersigned bop to inform the citizens i Yorkville and the surrounding country, that the have opened a Shop in this place, a few door? Nort of the Male Academy, on the Lincoln Road, whei they are prepared with GOOD LUMBER and exp< ricnccd workmen to give satisfaction to all who ma favor them with orders in their line of businest.They undertake to make all kinds of Wagon* an Vehicles, in the most workmanlike manner, and wi execute orders for NEW WORK and all kinds of RI PAIRING at the shortest notice and at prices to su the time?. They are thankful for the patronap heretofore given them, and solicit a continuance i the same. W. B. FLOYD, J. G. GULLICK. Ap 19 15 3ra 1JOR SALE.?The subscriber otters for sa that part of the JAIL LOT on which the old J a stands, extending to Liberty street. Being a conn lot on the public square, it is a good location for bt sineSH. It will be divided if desired. Jvs W. A. I.A' . June IS, 18ol. 19 tf.l # FURNITURE WARE-HOUSE, to! CHESTER, S.C. ch j MESSRS. H. C. BRAWLEY & Co., "8 j TJAVING just received and opened, at their stop i XX 011 Depot-street, near Nicholson's Hotel, ii ?> J Chester, a new stock just ordered from the North 'J? i beg leavo to announce to the people of York am 'e ! Chester, that they arc now prepared to exhibit tin * 5 ! best assortment of f! FIi\E FIRKITIRE, in to be found out of Charleston. Their goods at pros es ent consist of a large assortment of Chairs, of vari k- ous kinds; Bureaus; Sufas; Secretaries and Book n- Cases; Extension, Dining, Card and Tea-Tables; Ma at pic Stands; Wash Stands; Hat Racks and Pins; Bedt j steads, of every style and finish; several setts of Elegant Cottage Furniture, j|" of tl?e latest styles; and all other articles usually kept in a complete establishment. As their goods are brought on in separate pieces and a large amount * of freight is thus saved, they are enabled to offer them to their customers at prices lower than can he ( had elsewhere. They have engaged the services of d Mr. James M. Parish, r- who is well known to the people of York and Chester i- Districts as an experienced and finished workman, c- ! and under his management they will engage to nian1 j uiiictlire all articles in their line, according to order i; | and in a style to suit their customers. They have y, : now on hand a full assortment of Furniture of their j1 j own manufacture, which will also be sold le At the Lowest Prices. , Persons in want of a complete out-fit, or of any ^ ! article in the Cabinet line, are invited to give them a I I call before they purchase elsewheri. ! II. C. DRAW LEY, ! S. ALEXANDER. Chester, Jan. IS, 1855. 2 Gm v I PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!~ ;!: MESSES. BENNETT, HINKLE & PEDEN, >r j P L(J to aniiouuce to the citizens of York and : j Chester, and the surrounding country, that they I, | have formed a co-partnership lor the purpose of supu i plying the public with * j The Best Piano-Fortes, purchased at the most celebrated manufactories at ! the North, and selected with great care by Mr. l'E; DEN. who is an experienced performer. Their stock ' now consists of superior in.-truinents from tlie cstabli-lniiciits of Stoddaid; llallett and Cuinsto, and i Newman ? Sons; and they have just ordered and will I ; receive in a few days from the celebrated liiaiiufactol'v i ry "l Hoardmati ."c Cray, a lot of their it ; Popular Instruments with the UoLl'K CAMP AN A ATTACHMENT. Tliev will a!-o keen on band I'iaxos from other ' ; well known e-taLiisliineiits, which arc warranted to 1 he of the host tone and tini-h, and made of the best material. and will be -- Id with a liberal credit at the ?ih??;-te?tj?i(s.-ible advance on New York prices. Thev have slaLlishcd Depots, in Vnrkville, at the 0 JKWKLKY STOKE of .Messrs. J. N. LEWIS & CO.; 1 it t'hestervilie at the shop formerly occupied by Mr. ' DENNETT a- a Watch-tuakin^ establishment; and tt liascninvi!!.'. Cluster District, at the store ol - , Me-srs. HINKLK \ McCULLY.v.luretliey willshort !y i.c prepared t. acc minn-datc all who arc in want , >d' fn>t-rate in-trument-. ' i DENNETT. IFINKI.E & l'EDK.V. York villi*. Jan. IS. IS.')."), 1' tf '' j CHESTER : Til & SHEET-IROI WARE MIlMCTflRY. Tl 1 1*. SL'RSCltlliKKS I) KSpKOTFl'LLY inform their friends that they are well prepared to execute all orders in their line. WHOLESALE Oil UETAlL.'on the shortest no1 tiro and it: a Workmanlike manner. Merchants wishing to be supplied with Ware for the Trade, r- ; can have th'-ir orders punctually attended to, with tive per cent, oil for CASH, on all billsjover Ten Doly ktr?. d Roofing and Guttering done with Dispatch. '* We keep coiist;|ntly a supply of JAPANNED and |: I'l.ANNISllED-WAIlK. with many articles new and useful, whieh have never been introduced into this i market before. 1- 1 A large asMirttueiit of STOVES, suituable to all a j purposes. Such as l'ALI.nil. OFFICE, and SHOP. i> of neat patterns. COOKING STOVES for large or |. -mall families. Also, extra large for Hotels, all ol ,r which wiil be h Sold at Charleston Prices. ItvP'-r-on- wishing anything in our line will do - | well to call unit examine for themselves at the old , -tand, opposite the "Ilowertoii House." Chester, i- 1 ELLIOTT & UOlHNSoX. j Jan ! 1 tf i MCAFEE'S HOTEL, ~ , C HKS'l KK.JS.C. i? \ a iss i:li,e\ .uc.ifee i.cgs respectfully a i L to announce t>> her friends and the travelling i". I public th.it >he lias now sole charge <>t' this wellI known HOT Ml. IN t'HKSTMlt: ami umler her iuiineis >liate superintendence it continues open fur the acle fotlillloilittioU of !|.' Boarders and Travellers. jr The reputation which the House now enjoys ven|(. ?lei> it unnecessary that she should make and special s ; promises as to its future management. With a full ,( j complement of I , Well-Trained Servants, ami ali the appointments requisite t<? a tir.-t-rate Hotel. she is sure that nothing will he wanting on her part tit ensure the comfort of her guests. Thankful . to her friends for their patronage heretofore afforded. ' she solicits a call from them whenever thev may visit i t 'hester. i Mr. John McAfee, i . . ... i will continue. a> heretofore, to give his attention on : public occasions. ligjf" I'a-sengers by the Railroads will find Mr. Smith's OMNIKL'S at the Depot, ready for their conveyance. j Chester, Jan. IS, 18">">. 2 tf The Tri-weekly Carolinian will copy 4 times ami forward the account to this office. j Chester Carriage Factory. ) fpilK undersigned is now prepared to manufacture. ; jl iu ins .\ew r.suioiisiinieni, in mesicrviiie, an 0 kinds! of (.'AHHIAGES, adapted to our rough and hil1 j ly country, and of the best Materials. He would j ! -uggest. as almost every man in the up-country is | more or less :i judge of timber, before you buy or order a Carriage, no matter where, look around and see what sort of Lumber the builder has and in what n condition it is kept. The Carriage-Maker may Lir, #, Hmts/, or Mushr as much as he pleases, but the - ; Ci 'tntf Srcri't of carriage-making lies iy the Lumbers, ! l'ile. e ; To b iy a cheap Negro, Horse or Carriage, is to til verity the old adage ; Pinny wist: and Pound foolish. Give me a fair price for my work, and then if it is i not made right, hold me responsible. If it were not for Paint, Putty and Glue, What would we poor Carriage-Makers do? C. F. IIOLST. s. i Chester, Jail. 18, 18d">. 2 tf ic | ?! South Carolina?York District. > By J. M. Boss, Esquire, Ordinary of York District. WHEREAS 0. P. CIUNFORD, has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on all and IS singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of so PETER M. C. RILEY, late of the District aforcs; ' said, deceased: ; ; These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and 1- singular, the kindred and creditors of the said dest ceased, to be and appear before me, at our next Or2 ! dinary's Court for the said District, to be holden at lc York Court House on the 21st day of MAY instant, ' to shew cause, if any, why the said Administration s- should not be granted. id Given under my hand and Seal, this 7th day of M A Y in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five and in the seventyninth vear of American Independence. -I " J. M. ROSS,[L. 3.] 0. Y. D. may 10 10 2w [>f 7 j Ql'GAR AND FISIIIXG CREEK h | ^ MILLS.?My Mills on Sugar and Fishing Creek, 'c i arc now in complete trim for grinding Corn, Wheat, f" | Rye, Oats, Barley or Peas, and to crush the Corn J" and Cob into Corn and Cob-Meal. The Saw-Mill is _ I also in complete repair, all operating in the most per'd j feet manner that machinery can be made to perform I by first best workmen. Thankful for past favors, I . hope by a strict and rigid attention by a good miller, 11 i to receive a liberal contiruancc of the same. 1 have >c : made all things new, and have one of the finest and best BOLTING CLOTHS ever put up in this country, i As for my French Burrs, the world cannot beat them, i Indeed, I fear it will be hard to equal them in this i country. They were imported. ? . ' JOXa. X. McELWEK, Jr. ;i may 10 IS 2w* i- ' AITHITE LEAD.?A large quantity, just rei v v ceived aud for sale bv 1 ; ADICKES & WITHERS. ,f> may 10 18 tf business ftotrcs. e| DR.ALFRED CRAVEN, ;! |lesii>titt burgeon ^cnfist, 1 | YORKVILLE, S. C. 2 #5^ On the East side of the Main Street, South of the "Palmetto Hotel." j Jan 6 1 tf ' I J.C.CHAMBERS, i Attorney at Law a~d Solicitor in Equity, YORKVILLE, S. C. AST OFFICE IN TIIE COURT HOUSE. Oct. 26, 1853. 40 tf PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE, ! Factor and Commission and Forwarding Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, I CHAELESTON, 8. C. Jan 6 1 ly I EDWARD MOORE, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, YORKVILLE, S. C. Office fronting the Court House, in the Jail Building. Will practice in the Districts of York, Lancaster, Chester, Union and Fairfield. Jan 25 3 ly W. B. WILSON, Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, YORKVILLE, S. CJ. office in tiie court house, fronting the clerk's office. March 29 12 ' ly JOHN L. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW. yorkville, 8. c. Office in the Court-House. Will practice in the Courts of York, Chester and Lancaster. -*@8 Jan 18 2 tf r WILLIAM C. OWEN, FASHI0N3LE TAILOR, Liberty-Street, 2 Doors East of the "Adickes Building," , YORKVILLE, S. C. Orders promptly attended to. *^?3 i Jan 25 3 - ly 'I - c SADLER'S ?EW HOTEL, corner of I TRADE AND TRYON STREETS. CHARLOTTE, N. C. March 29 12 tf SOOT aS^shoe-MMER, YOKV1LLE, S. C. Shop, in the rear of the Court-House, s Feb 15 6 ly PRITCHARD &, CALDWELL, wholesale and retail dealers in Ml. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. BLASS, Paints, Oils, &c., NO. 3. GRANITE ROW, opposite sadler's hotel. CHARLOTTE, N. C. March 29 12 ly p. j. lowrie. j. n. enniss. LOU RIE & EWISS, dealers in $ooIis, j?Moitcrg, Music, WALL-PAPER, &C., charlotte, n. c. March 29 12 ly S. W. DAVIS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office 5 Doors South of Sadler's Hotel, CHARLOTTE, N C. All Collections or other business committed to his care in the Counties of Mecklenburg, Lincoln, Rowan, Cabarrus or Union, will be attended towithplea........ i ] March 2ft 12 ly < JOHN HARTY, COACH MAWUFACTUBER, , College Street, immediately in rear of Sadler's Hotel, CHARLOTTK, N. C., grj)1" Keeps constantly on hand a splendid assortment of Carriages, Ruggies &c., of the latent styles. Orders from a distance will receive prompt attention, "?a March 211 12 ly ( J. N. LEWIS &, CO. ! DEALERS IN J Fine Gold and Silver Watches, : CLOCKS of various patterns, JKWELRY of the < latest styles, Silver and Plaited Ware, Musical 1 Instruments, Military and Fancy Goods, i Guns, Pistols. &c., at their Store, YORKYILLK.S.C. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired by competent Workmen. Jan 2-3 3 ly CHESTER DRUG STORE. REEDY & YY 1 LIE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, , CHESTER C. H., S. C. And general Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, < Paints, Oils, DyestulTs, Varnishes, Brushes, j Glassware, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c. i All Goods Warranted as represented. The articles ordered from us will be delivered at the Depot, free of expense. Jan 18 2 Cm WM. S. LAWTON & CO. TIIOS. ALEXANDER, I WM. S. LAWTON, I Formerly of York Dist. S. C., Formerly of Lawtonvillc. Factors, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, SOUTH-ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Our Senior partner 1ms been doing the Commission Business for twenty years, and we hope by experience to be able to give satisfaction. REFEREXCES: ; Gov. C. J. McDonald, Judge Stocks, Rev. W. J. Har- j li?v Sniirtfl f?n (VI .1 \V511incrl?fiYYi Afni S. J. Bailey, Barnwell, S. C.; Hon. J. D. Allen. Gen. L. M. Aver, Barnwell Dist., S. C.; T. Willingham, Esq., Lawtonville, S. C.: Hun. J. 1). Johnson, Dr. B. B. Sams, M. B. Sams, Esq., Beaufort, S. C.; E. G. Jaudon, Esq., Florida ; Col. M. Thomson, Washington, D. C. Jan 18 2 ly i ? THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR PIANO FORTES. , THE largest and best assortment of I PIANOS ever offered in Columbia, is to i \J U B j 11 be found now at the MUSIC STORE of WM. RAMSAY, 178 Richardson-street. Every PIANO has the latest and best improvements, arc of the latest style, and guaranteed superior in tone and finish?and are sold at prices to suit the times. Parties wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, can have them at a liberal discount. Jan. 0 1 tf ______________________________ (1II4RLOTTE BAKERY AND CONJ FECTIONARY.?The Subscriber has on hand all kinds of CAKES, CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS, \ Fancy Articles, and a splendid assortment of West India Fruit, fig?" Weddings and Parties supplied at short notice.All work warranted. < JOSEPH MEAD. Charlotte, N. C., March 1855. 12tf MEDICAL NOTICE.?Dr. THOMASSON 1 has removed his office to a rear room ^in Walker's brick builing, entrance through the lane. He takes this apportunity of returning his thanks for the ' liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and I hopes to merit a continuance of the same, by close j application to the duties of his profession and prompt attention to all cases entrusted to his care. March 29. 12 2ra LBS. WHITE LEAD. WithertUUvJ ell's Pure; Flax Seed Oil, and all colors and VARNISHES used in painting. Just receii ved and offered at a very short profit for Cash, and Cash only. We have adopted the Cash system in reference to Paints and Colors, that we may furnish our customers at the lowest possible prices. BARNETT & WITHERS. April 5 13 tf BROWING & LEMAN, IMPORTERS OF French, British and German DRY GOODS, 209 and 211 King, Corner of Market-street. ! CHARLESTON, S. C. KEEP constantly on hand, and offer to their friends and the public generally, the largest assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods in the Southern States. Their Stock is constantly supplied with a full assortment of RICH DRESS GOODS of all the newest varieties of style and Fabric, in Silks, Tissues, Bareges, Grenadines, Muslins, &c.? Bombazines, Alpacas, and Mourning Goods of all kinds. EMBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS, of every description. EVENING DRESS GOODS, of every variety. Gentlemen's and Boys' Wear. CLOTHS, Cassimers, Vestings, Linen Drills and - A? -e i x r u ^oaung.-s, 01 oesi rreuuu vruuus. Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, &c. FOR FAMILY USE. Rose, Whitney and Bath Blankets. Red and White FLANNELS. English and American Cotton Flannels. French, English and American PRINTS and Cambrics. Linens, of Richardson's celebrated make, for Sheetings, Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Table Damask, Doylies, Napkins, Towellings, B. E. and Huckaback Diapers, Fruit Cloths, Apron Linens, &c. CARPETINGS. Ingrain, 3 Ply, Brussels, Tapestry and VELVET. British and American Floor Oil Cloths. Wilton, Velvet aud Axminster RUGS. White and colored Mattings of all widths. Stair Rods and STAIR CARPETINGS of all kinds. CURTAIN MATERIALS. Of every variety in Silks, Satin and Worsted. Curtain Cambrics and Muslins. Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains. Gilt Cornices, Curtain Gimps, Holders, Loops, rassels, Drapery Cords, Bell Ropes, &c. PLANTATION GOODS. Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, Caps, &c. Cotton OSNABERGS, all of the best Southern nake. All the above, with every other line of Dry Goods vhich can be demanded, arc of our own Direct Importation, and are offered at the lowest Market Pri:es for cash or City acceptances. The one price syscm is strictly adherred to. All Goods are warranted, and orders filled with lvomntness and the most careful attention. BROWNING & LEMAN. March 29 12 ly PROSPECTUS OF IPHM ?JlOEIOTc IT is proposed to publish in the town of Shelby, a . weekly paper bearing the above tjtle, provided a ufficient number of subscribers can be obtained.? L'here is a large portion of Western North Carolina vhere the want of such a paper as the Casket is deigned to be has long been felt; and in view of this vant we have been induced to undertake the enter>rize. Her people want a good and cheap paper, in vhich they can find amusement, and in which they 'an find a good selection of the latest news of the lay. If this want can be supplied?if this vacuum, vhich the lack of such a paper leaves around many i fireside, can be filled by the publication of the Cascet our object will be accomplished. It will be needless to say much here in behalf of he Casket, as we expect it to stand on its own merts ; but we will merely remark that in the selections or its columns, the tastes of all classes of our comnunity will be consulted. However, it will be more mrticularly devoted to Literature, Education and leneral News. The Literary department will be mriched by the pens of several able correspondents, :ogether with choice selections from the best sources )ur country affords. In regard to politics, and all such matters, the Casket will be perfectly independ;nt, but not neutral. And now, without making further promises, we leave our little enterprize in the hands of the people )f Cleveland, and the sun junding counties, and conidently appeal to them for a generous support. The Casket will be of medium size, and printed >n new and clear type, at the low price of $1.00 per innum in advance; $1.25 if not paid within three nonths; and $1.50 if not paid before the expiration >f six months. M. L. FORD, Editor and Proprietor, may 3 17 tf SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY!! SAVE TROUBLE t!! Head this Advertisent, One and AH. TO MERCHANTS, mraas AID eiHsag, HAVING become permanently located in Charleston, I am prepared to do anything in the line >f a general Agency and Commission business entrusted to me. I intend giving the greater portion of my irne to the filling of Country orders for Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing, Boots Shoes, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit, Liquors, Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, or any thing else that can be obtained either in this or Northern Markets, and * through the arrangements that I have made with the leading Houses dealing in the above articles I shall be able to make purchases on better terms than the Merchants or Planters themselves could; thereby not only saving them the difference iu the price of the article but also the necessary exorbitant expense of time and trouble attending a visit to this City. I will also personally attend to the selecting, Packing, Marking and Shipment of goods so as to avoid all mistakes and damages which generally arise from want of a little attention. In addition to the above I will also attend to the disposal of any produce that may be shipped to meAny persons desirous of making Shipments of produce of any kind had better write to me and I will give them every information as regards the Markets, manner of Packing and how to ship them. From my long experience in a general mercantile business I think I can give perfect satisfaction to all and suit the most fastidious taste in my selections. Give me i trial is all I ask. For my services I shall require x moderate commission not exceeding ten per cent ac* :ording to the nature of the business. DAVID M. GAZLEY. Dfficc, up-stairs 225 King St., Charleston S. C. Feb 15. 6 tf R. A. YONGUE, COLUMBIA, S. C., BEGS leave to inform his friends and the public, that he is now receiving large additions to his Stock of Jewelry, &c. In addition to his former stock, he has reodved a new and eytensive assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, Mantel CLOCKS of every variety; t MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS, Guns, RiHes, Sportsman's Apparatus, Fine Pocket and 'fable Cutlery. His assortment of Fancy Goods will be found to comprise a large number of new and Elegant Articles, and it is his design not to be surpassed in the taste and elegance of his selections, and his prices will be found to be as moderate as at any other establishment in the South. Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continuance of the patronage of his former friends and customers. Jan 6 1 tf BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH. W S WAAft a j a va w? aTVi MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS. No. 185 Richardson-street, first door below the Market, at the corner formerly occupied by G. M. Thomson & Co. COLUMBIA, S. C. HAS now in store a large and well-selected assortment of all descriptions of goods usually to be found in a Shoe Store, consisting of Negro's Peg and Nailed BROGANS, STITCHDOWNS, HOUSE SERVANT SHOES, all classes, which are offered by the case, dozen or single pair, at the lowest figures, Cash, also, Ladies' fine Black and Colored GAITERS. Ladies' Kid and Morocco Walking SHOES and SLIPPERS, from the House of J. Miles & Son, Philadelphia. also, Gents' Fine Calf, Dress, Pump and Stitched BOOTS, of his own manufacture, which are offered as above. N. B. The NANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT is under the superintendence of an experienced workman, and all work entrusted to his care warranted to give satisfaction. W. S. WOOD, 185 Richardson-st., First door below the Market Jan. 6 1 tf COUNTRY PRODUCE.?The undesigned take this method to inform those that are indebted to them for GROCERIES, &o., that they will takt WHEAT, CORN and all other country produce, ii. payment of debts due them?allowing the highest market prices. T. 8. PAGAN A CO. Ap 6 14 tf