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I Sftcial fjtotites. : I PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL, fl THE first semi-annual examination of the PRE- : PARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL, will take place lul I at ADICKES' IIVLL, over Mr. Lewis' Jewelry ^ Store, commencing at 0 o'clock, a. m.. on MONDAY, wli 28th instant. An exhibition, consisting of Elocu- } "ia tionary Exercises, will be given at the Court House fol Hall on the 20th instant, commencing at 8 o'clock, | p. in. Parents ami Guardians of Cadets, the Town ' fljj 9 Council, Members of the Legislature, Faculty of the ( as Female Colloge, Principals of Schools and the pub- j IK- Euurimiy, arc respectfully matted to attend. ?' '} M It , u ! in; PUBLIC MEETING. THE citizens {if York District are requested to ' meet at York Court House, on tlie FIRST MONDAY C/ IN JINK next, to take into consideration the expc- ! ^' Jn-ucy of celebrating the Anniversary of the Ilattle i !*' ot King s Mountain, on the 7th of October next. A Coj general attendance is cavno-tly solicited. May 17 10 td (;0 BOOK BINDING, "" j ? South Carolinian and Columbia Banner Office. OCR lilNDEUY is how in full operation with new materials of every kind. All Rook-. I'aiuphiets, 1 ;l11 Mu?ic. \c.. can he hound in ANY STYLE, from tin- ; plainest to the most ornamental on moderate terms, and with punctuality and do-natch. ELANK IhniKS. for District Ollices, She: ill'-. Clerks Tax-| Collectors, ,a'.. a< well a< for Counting-House? and ecery other form, will he manufactured to order without delay. Term- moderate and promptness oh-eivcd. 01ERKS .v .l?MNSTi?N. Columhia. May, 1S-VJ. -u :?m O VI>OI 1XT1\E C'A\DLES, SHOT. LEAD. DRY ROODS. .vO.? I have just received | invoices of the lollowing Roods, expected to :urive | here in a few days, viz: Solid IJlaek I'rints : Solid Rlack Oinghams : Solid l'.'.ack I.awn-: Rnlf Chambi-ay : Irish l.inen ; Erown wj and Rleached Drills. tine and low juiced: Ladies and \Ii- t - Cotton lfose: Yelvet Ribbon--: Rawed and ^ .1 i.net Mo-lin: I'lain and Dotted Swi-s Muslins &c. Al-o: liird. S.piirrel. Duck and Ruck-Shot; liar-. * L -11: Vdam .utinc Candles, &e. For Sale cheap Lv of .IAS. ALLEN. Jr. ' to, may -d -<> tf 'pi I ^ S I R I V.?Mr. NEWMAN Hl'DSON of this I J District tolls hefoiv nn- an E-tr.ty ll-rse taken ;. on tin- 1 "th in-1. Said hor-e i-- described a- a an v) _.il?,nt lo li.ui l- high?tar in forehead?tlax art : ine and tail?car ou right -houhh-r?five or six * t years old a lit] appraised at Seventy-tive Dollars.? ly \j l?. ;'?hii 1 at t'. J. Kee's. on the Catawba cal i: -r. three mile- beh.w old Nation Fold. \ WIfVl'F Mo/t. Ii.r.y -1 -0 -1 in \ .;i 01 ?'' t ':i !) V;( l.l Viv;# 4-lml *JJ | ?'tij *1! .10 "11 : .it;; ...jj :.jn - put: |u?-av:..\ .nu o p.?tjit I'd . ! '" [ AHV.I.NV I* J" AW1 lSill.1 "It oii' ! ->V V"ll "I i 'l-.if '!* ? I ' I iiv? ':?.>!jlo.v :i ii.i ivo<I I THE BOOK STORE. P 4 ti'E under :<rned have purchase 1 'ho puMi-li- j I hou*e* ot tii?* North, a larjro-u: ii*v ..t STAN- <I l? VKl> w. ?l: Ks. whirl, they will keep e..ii-taiuly on !. -.!i I a1.1 will -ell it fair price*. They have a LcauT: .1 r-i'rioii of i 1MII.Y Hini.i: ; ! c lit!..;. : Wol. -toi'- lTiahrMi:? -1 F?ie:i..n \ .ti'.* li.hie: Mo.-heiiu' Church ili-tory : Joye- % .... i'liitavii - I.ivpv: t.?ihln'tTs It m-: ll.A.lin's * 1 it Hi-try: Hume'* History of England: Mr*, j, v- . v!at; li,?n..oi. of England?a now ami p pula* ,t., ?k li.:;.>h Drama : \\ SIIAKSPEARE: - > etic il w..rk- < t ltvron. Milt..ti. pope. Burns. " a. C..wper. Topper. Ac.: a lary- itj.plV ??f Aatli.'.iTs Cl.a*-ical Seine.*'. \i- : a!-... .ltii r : -autiful VlKum*. tj!ft Atiiiuul-. an 1 B...k* J e.nttv. C .11 at the Comer Stoiv. A DICKER a TV ITU EHS. iv ]n 1> ti * NEW ATTRACTIONS! IT THE COKVEK STOKE!!! iiiT Messrs. Adickes & Withers, n'AA'L* a la rye ami varie<! *t"ck of Ltrv ui' < ' !-. t which they invite the attention s. i ami eii-t 'liiei * ill town ami District.? . !;U. . .. -: . c a-i*'.- of tare fully .-elected t'e. mtos A A I> I'i.MY (iOOUS : i" !. K-Mad.- C',. thitiy: Cloth* ami Ca.*.*iiti.rcS; n''1 i- an 1 Sin..-* ati I liotinet* : Hardware ami ( rock- Iu; - ? - 1 .1 . .rt. r t.. r I...I > I'll.. ,.f CVi I every . inirariiviv v .... ...? - *- Peis-ms in want of 7^ T17 (^2 TThfTiTPY^ ?* c_l> =_^ iL vU/ iJJlh/ B :v.'.iv-ic i t-i give them a call, at their St.-re in ' \i'Ii ivl'.s IUli.l>L\<}." wla-re thev will tin*! \ e-t ..u .lilies at as low rate as C4J1 he hud in \ 1.. ;. ket. S?I l'? IS tr' ll.) 4 MMIMITTEU to the Jnilvf York District as , V' 1 Kuiiiway en the 7tli in-t.. a negro man who > jjt. v- Ins name is.KMIN EVANS. au?l that he belongs ,v. t? Win. 11. l?orn of Edgefield District. The suiJ ne- 1 i- very dark complected. ul?"ut *J"? year- of aye. vet . inches high, and weighs about 10U lbs. All ; : the tinkers are otl' the left hand, which he says : , v.-1 - caused by his han I being caught in the machine- j i - f a -team saw-mill. The owner is requested to ! *" c lv.rw.ud, prove property, pay charges and take ^ :.i avav, or he will he diult with a" the law directs. ; j S. C. YOIWOBLOOD, s. y. p. I an !" . ^ tf | hit 4 >JEK1?/A\ HOT Eli, COLUMBIA, S. C. | - V The proprietors would respectfully inform the ; , tiawlhng public that this well known establishment i I- ifW in complete order for the reception of visitors. I , 1 . . . , 11 1 on l:- am (ion is one oi the uiost pleasant and advanta- l as in Columbia, being immediately 011 the edge ' f die most business part of the town. Everything | ue' v--?ry for the comfort and convenience of travel- j II have been carefully provided, and 110 labor will | I ' n-idered too great by the Proprietor-, iu order , , to etistire to those who will favor them with a call, a 1 jj ' ! ieu-ant and desirable hoiuc ol" rest auu accommoda- 1 - i I COl I.. SAltAll FLEMING, e\l J. T. FLEMING. , 1 1 1 .x. .1 in. j. 1 tt mi BARXETT & WITHERS, VRK now receiving a large addition to their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &e., ? ti: y solicit calls from all wi>liing anything in their li.i". They feci assured that they can and will give i Jti*fyctiot|. both as to .nudity and price. All or- tin | uer* f.?ni the counti/. punctually attended to. an Vurtoille, April 6, 1855. j tv, UT ARE AUTHORISE!) TO 4\- wi ? ? NiHJNCE IS. W. JACKS! >X, as a Candidate for bri the otlice of Tax Collector for York District, at the tin ensuring election. Uct. 4 1S54. 35 tf nfE 4RIC AUTHORISED TO AX- ~ NO l'NCR BEN J AM KN P. BOYD a< a caudi- L date for Tax Collator for York District, at the en^aing election. aP May 3, 1851. 9 Dl! I IXSEED AXD'J'RUX OlES.?A large to nnur mix Suet received and for sale *v' ? I A tjlUWUKy I Ujm cheap, by ADAMS & Mct'OKKLE. may 4 J 7 tf ^PKI SSCS SUPPORTERS, SIRCJI- f 1. CAL Instruments, &c. For Sale by tj0 BARNETT & WITHERS. April C 18 tt 2?li UnrruEAiLL & brothers, punWHITE LEAL*. For sale by J ADAMS & McCORKLE. f? may '? 17 tt" J nlMMII/S ESSEX! E OF COFFEE. S?! For sale by ' *** BARN ETT & WITHERS. 1{u April o 13 tf ' ( VC.MPI1EXE, SI'TS. TIUPEXTIXE v. ami Burning Fluid. For sale by BAKNETT & WITHERS April 5 13 tf ? - I klSCOIJRSES OX TRITII, bv llev. J AS. ciu II 11. THOKN'WELL, D. D. Price $1. For sale am bv J. S. MOORE & SONS. ty Mar 8 9 tf an, ag< UfRAPPlXCi PAPER.-?A lot of old to NEWSPAPERS for $ule by the hundred. Enquire at this Office. 4 "I f ii did sew push "^IIE Subscriber lias just received and is now opon. ing at his old Store, where lie has done business many years, a very pretty assortment of midtnmu goods, licit have been selected with groat car** for this irket, and which he will sell very l?>w for cash or prompt paying customers. In his stock may be tnd a great variety of LiniCS' DRESS GOODS; k--: Bareges of nil colors and styles?some nslow 2"? cents per yard: Crepe do Paris, a beautiful Liclc; Jaconette and Swiss Muslins, a great variety : ick and colored Lawns?sonic beautiful styles: dies' Jaconette and Swiss Muslin Under-decws? dies Capes and Collars. Crass Skirts, Ladies' Talis?some very beautiful. HOWETS V\l> ItlllllOXS, ite a handsome a->?..it?u*nt. A great variety of il.ICOKS?some as low as C?J cents per yard: iitc Goods, <juite a fine Stock. Brown lloinespun, e per yard : a fine stock oi'Ginghams, Bed-Ticklzi-1 Sheeting: Marseilles Quilt.-, white and [nred?a fine article. ge.\tij:me\s m iimeu i>ki:ss K.ds : farmer's Satin?plain and striped : l?lk. fb'ap I'ete, Queen's Cloth. Linen Drilling?a line article, ack. Blue and Fancy Colored Cl.ttl llS ami I AS M hi!h.>. ( rockt'i v, Marti wave, HOOTS, S1IOI1S IM) 111TS. TN'TW <'I'untry IVo-lucc will W taken in payim-nt I the bcstTpiicei given. s. sa 1'i.iat. may ' } 17 11' THE LATEST ARRIVAL! liYTIIKCOLONKL WKIClIT:: Cotton Advanced and Goods Lower!!! UR MOTTO--SHORT PROFITS! ! ! MESSRS LINDSAY & GORDON. IAYK receive. I a complete ami wvU dei-tcl ?t?-k -l SPIiINC ami SlWIMKll ?@i m?s licli have Leon puivha-e-1 at tin- nm-f iva-nnh;.' iii<, :iii.I ran he soM l.?wvr than tin* l.av.-t. Tin1 ick cii-i-t^ in part <>t' Lolic-' ami CentSeiii. n'iti:s* ami n itMsiiiM; <;oons. every <l?'si'nptii.n ? 11 a t -. C:tp< ami li.n.nrt- -t 1 a trip: an.I Sh..?*s: II.?i?lwar-'ami Cutlery: iitn's ami China T\ -iv. Al-.>. a heavy .-took i t' .> nm-f tsi?!ii?nahlo 1 lahrio* i.t every s--ri. Tin-v have ?-n It imt v--ry :icle u-ua!l\ t'.nili.l in I'llV ?l< > ?l>> ST??KI\S. ail tin* lat?--t -tylean-l pat.-r: : nnl tiny re*prt.tlu!invite their t'licn l- ami ru-t-Uuei- t.? -vive Client a 1. 1.1 S 1?>EV .* COH1H?N. may 17 ti }AKBLC YARD.-IV m. h-.-c.m-.i _ iitg piuvha-e?l the Mtrl-ie Vai l {' C. !. S. N. t?\VK. hitman- t!.? ciC./ni- t-f \i-rh I'.-t .>-t ami -urr-aim ling coui.trv. that i- n av p:e|..ue-l t-> all ..r.l.-i-I'm l'l.AIN ami .Mo.MMriNTAi. MAU.K WOltK. II l.a- procure. tin* -eivice- etV:nt \v..j Union, an t w.tn $? ! li. li.-ri il. Weil a- >-11ami tin* ltt\vf-r prio . In- wi" pt.i Kr- t.? tin- -ali-lacti.'ii t In- > i-t.'im . 11.- w.'i ia\- keep alt a--ul'l litem ?-t SI. V i'.S "li ii ml. in I r that tln-e wi-liiug a T<?MI'.S I ' ?Nli rati ! -?ii;.-l . i ... .. ! ? ...... , ..... . '.... inn mu .m*i it in - ti, .it 1.1 4. % ... 44. fif$f Marl'Ie V:.:-1 iii tit.-v. u-.-: .v N. >r.\w.\i "O-iy aiil l*r.?vjSt I1!:;*t'T I'UlN Ull'l t ' UK'tlt I'"!' i:h iiAI:D HAIIE. la :j Jt Removal. 1 IIS. l.fNDSAV .v T!I? AlASSnN' aim .in..-*' X !' custom -i - ati.i t!io j, ililio tint t!ny Vo t oiu' Vi-i tii.-ir ? tal.!:-uiin"it tnup. vavi'o t- iinro formerly i .ouj i.- i l.y them. one < r N .. i!. : Vl.KKK S HOTEL, wlu-iv they are |.ivjar?'.| ' a tin .r ft ion-!. ii ii-il. '1 L'-y Ltv- i. w u ml a 1 a - rt:u.-at .1 Drug-s, Medicines. Dye-Stuffs, &c., 1 all articles in their lit." . !' the 1 ?|iiii;t,. at. 1 tea. iu''!o p: Ic-. I F. I.i \ I ?> \ V. 1' 11. ri!??M \.vi'N. lorkvilie. M ir. 1. s ti' UILOKSSHOI'. M.'..i-.. T. \ W. 1111 K. SON, bl'jr t'i nuke tlioir uckiii.ul.'.lttiiciit.- t" it* Jr.Vll'I*. ! " I.iO 1.' ; '.if. i I |. 111". Ii 1^'' T!:' .'o re.vlvcl: an ! inform their tTiei.il,. :?:. ! tlio on: - tirit tli.-v are .-ti!. t uryiiiir on tie* YA1l.< ?KIN?J SIN K>S in a:, it -1'ratio!.at tin-ir tat 1 mn. r itli .it" S. Sa?li. r .V S..U. Tin y it ivo t.in.li- ii rai tit. l.y which they will he a hit* t.. till all pi. :> : ! in"' '|Uai.t.f" > t ( 1?. in I t" make 11: -'.I-!.!. tlm I it'*.: style ami n. ? ni-.-t w.m kimniik" ?.,.* ?15y -trict attention an I promptness. ai. i a I'uiliio.\oouii..n of ..pier*. tlicy hope t-. c>.i.tiiiiu> t.. ro vo a _ ."llv hare of jail lie putroi; i_'.\ T. S W. MI'KSM.W lati - "? -I 1 y MASONIC CELEBRATION. \ / THE M.-IIIIM I. of I'ATAWUA VALT.liV J L?>l"?K. N". 1"". A. V. M.. v. '!! !.' ! .ate i!i>' t ii-uiiiir Aiuii versary >.t >1. .M ?ilN. LI!K lI'T'IST, at tlio town of M"P.raiitoii. N. C.. on tin* [Ii ot' .1 lino. An a I'lio*. ?v;.l l.o .loliveiv-! a; the rn-ioii l'V tlio Itev. K. .1. MKYXAKl'IK. Tlio jui; lionoraily. aii'l all Ma-oii- in j?"o'l stan-liiajr a iv poctfullv invitO'l to attoirl. I A. MVEILS. ) .i. i*. s. McDowell. K. DoW WILSON, J may '> 1" MSK'SMETiLLli lit'U111,1 ASIIS. THESE Ct'FFlNS. n-jw ciain^ int.. jri iitM-ri! u-c many sections of our country, arc <?T Mital--ui- . iclctl indole aiul out?arc air-tijtlit?free in in the i roi-luctioii of ilarin iio.< ami water, or the c*c.ij.c ftliuvia?arc portal >ic?liijrhlv orn imeutal. aiolcost nit?re than the l.o.t wo.>.l-c<.Hi!is. These Oases will oe furnishcil !?y tlio sttli<criU'r tt ; Work-shop at <horr notice, lie a No makes tl.e linarv WOUl> COFFINS heretof.ire. THOMAS 11. SMITH. TorkvUie, July o. IS jo. -1 tf )lSSOLITU?\ OF C O-IMRT.\GR-! S1I111.?The Copartnership of SADLER & 1 >N, was dissolve"I ?>n the ultimo, by its own I litation. All person-: iudebt' ! to us by llo<?k acunf, are requested to call sor.n and settle the same her by cash or note, as it is indispensable that our I Books should be closed up. Persons who have en indebted to us for twelve months or longer, ist pay us some cash, as we arc compelled to make ne collections. S. SADLER, J NO. S. SADLER. March 10,18-75. 11 tf JEW ESTAHEISIOIEXT.?Messrs. Mc^ CONN ELL & S'I'EEDMAN, having purchased i shop of William M. Walker, in this place, beg to ! nounce to the citizens of Vorkville and its vicinitltat they have made arrangements to carry on the .ACKCM1T11 SHOP at tlie ? ! 1 stand, where they II be prepared and ready t.. execute orders iu any inch of the busiuess. 11 ORSE-SHOEING done in ?best style. A. P. MeC'ONNELL, JOHN STEED.MAN. Jau 0 1 tf I1GUT DRESS !-.. Phis is a military coin- | 4/ mand which never fails to improve the personal j pearance of a company. It may be applied to j il ranks. To the citizens of Vorkville and the | strict, therefore, we would say that the best place I get the rijht dress, at the right price, is at AD- ' IS & MeCOltKLE'S store, one door South of! dker's Hotel. April ID 15 tf I Bt.\ EZEHVILLE MALE AC ADK- , A MV.?The exercises of this flourishing Institu- , II will be resumed on the 2d MONDAY of J AM'- J 1Y. under the direction of its learned and accom shed 1'rincipal, (Jen. John A. Ai.ston. EDWARD AYE 11V, Chairman. Jan C 1 tf i M1E lOKKVILLL FEMALE COL. LECE.?The 2d year of this Institution will be ? umenced on the FIRST MONDAY IN FKBRUA- j next. The exercises will be opened in the New J ilding. J. MONROE ANDERSON. Jau. 1, ISoo. I tf I CONGAREE HOUSE, ur I WILLIAM HITC HCOCK & CO., TNDER the supervision and raaiigement of Mr. J THOMAS E. BAKER, formerly of "The Exmge," Charleston. The undersigned respectfully louuee to theirkfricnds, and the travelling commu- 1 generally, that they have taken charge of this old i I well known House, and solicit a share of patroni Thev intend to spave neither pains nor expense i render "it a FIRST CLASS HOUSE. < WM. HITCHCOCK & CO. Jtduwbia, S. C. May 3,18do. 17 4t THE PRINCETON PRESS. fillip design of the inventor was to get up ft Press L 'which wouM answer crcry ix/uirrnienf of' the offer ma<lc by (Jkorck Bares, of New York, in 18">I. viz: eh-ftp, tight, mxihj nmnage<l, and capable of throwing off at least 500 sheets per hour. This Press will throw off from *?tni to SOO -heels per liour, doing the work C'jnal to any Cylinder Pr. --. The be I stands about '{Pinches from the tloor, ami is the most convenient of all Presses t.? 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 liv wheel, and a boy to feed the sheets. i The Inking Apparatus is very complete, and differs from the apparatus used in Cylinder Presses i generally, being more like that used in the Power Platen 1'ros-es. Two rollers p.i-s over the form twice to each impression, taking ink lbr each sheet. < A Pi - "- of rlils i!? ,-riptiou for new-paper and jobbing. bed 1 1 by J*.', inches, with roller mould, roller I stocks, blanket. Hying and registering apparatus. ,\'e.. complete, will be furnished for s'oMO. It inter.- : .led for book work chiefly, an extra ink fountain will i be furnished for Slid. The pres. t!y wheel. \c.. i will weigh about 'JoOu pound-. The sides. \e.. are iron. Length of frame, seven feet?height, to front t edge of feed board, three feet six inches. Any size l made to order. i The following i- the li t of Sizes and Price- a- far t a-- established: J led ii.N by Sl'?p. 11 -1 M.y:;|. S*,SO. I *j 1, ?. ,",ii :;j. duo. 4- 11 lis.1., otiit. ? .".2 :;j. d'Jn i -id :i'.?* !<i. t Tli ' 1 1 < will chit sr. I $!;. :) l'till i.rca ltii. :Ui>1 within I Wo iiicho.- ill' (lit* lt-lit* lii. Tkums.? >11. -halt". e:\sli: mii1 In.If. nntr. a! I iiiniitliy. wit!: appi'wvril security : ur - \ per emit ili-1 - 1111: tin't'u.-li. Pi.ixiiijr uu.l Partake. ?1:}. I'lij- mart* tlian tlnee war-- tlio iiiv.-ni..v uf rii. al-.\f I'ii---lit- liti-u i iii]>r?ivi i?jr it. Wnvkiu:.- it .-ill I in* while. a.nl ;:-i i rtaiiiii.ir. wit!i yi 1 a: care at><i expense, tin- ln -i >>i 1 hi ran \-iia" i'iil a'! the .lelail- -.?inl 11 flatter Iniii-i'ii he lia - m:c v ! ! ;a j-t*: l"i ct.tiif it; an.! i- i.ntv t.ianutai-Mii-ii|i 1 I'r.-- !iiiit.-i-!l". Nh l\v-- uiil leave l?i- pivmi-e- witli hi t?iiiji- I i,tni??ltly ti-ti-il. a lei with.'ill it pert', .flu In tin* entire siti-- 1 taction nl' tin'I'liivlia-'a-. 1 .mux t. u<?r.ixs<?x. 1 Yin.eti.ii. X. .1.. April I > "? "?. 1*> it' M-:\\' ,\I!I!IV.\L! MESSRS. ADAMS &. T/1CCORKLE, VX X??I" N?* I * tin-:: i-ii-fi mil- ai.i tin- | 11! !". 1* * T!>:it ti.iy liaVi- reivivel at tii. il' Wi M kantvu -:.ii!.|. .ur i?. S.-uiii i.;' aik-r - limei. a iar-_-' .1:1 ci.-.Tint ..ti.n-iii . i" si'i;!X.; t-l'MMl'ii: ' lit m I , ivci'iit!;." pni.lri-i ! in X w \--\ii .-1 n? i " 1 *: 1 in-li-i|>lii:i Xl.. 1 U?*r-. Ii.: \ 1-?n-t'tiiI - ! --I a ri.l. a it. I va . I . i FANCY AND DRESS GOODS, it* t>i" lat??f Hn! iii..-t ta-lii'.iial'li' -ty !? . wlii.-li ' tiny Mivitc t!i.' atli-lil'.-n i.t tln-'l' j't ii-l.ii-'. t'-:C I. I 1:?- -. 1 rin".:' -tyie w.I! i tnii!iil ntnt-ii-i!!v attr.-n'tivi' aii-i ^ -nflsi'ii'jitiy vaiiml t - :it i!? ta-ti-s. Tli.-y a!.- a-k tin* atttcntliii. nl iii-mii i.i?.: -t.?-k nt v* v ?i * > 'i?v.. FYiVFw'ht tit J U ) J ............ H j! I I UN Isill.\tl i.i't'l'S. v.ill . ?'it ' iMi-i - -ii. :ir* ' I. If;:! . !!; .1 - : ti.. !. - rirtl'fV M.I :u.t:ni::ii iiir< -I ;:i t:i?* " -1 n-u il. i'f.r ! I AIII?v*? Alii. . - \ fii-i. ..1.' I 1.Mm. Ii.; :i \ariftc: :?! tin-ir ?* irt. It I I.: i\. J'i . :i '. i '1 t. I- I * .' t'oiiliilfiith Invito thi-ii- IVI... i- t. . I fS:i*u:!< 1 I}.? ;! -t. ?-k. :ii; : :i-. lii.it !. !! .rt w'.'.I ! . *.v .t -.'.vc -.i!; .1 ' 1- di: v :u;: a. ii-.<. :* SS&jj l. lb J f b'.i&b f f! ' Ik. -2 mm. MCC -*. 5"S?" NIo.sji's. Adickc t l Wit tiers, n\ \ K , Mrt'l' tir :i!i. !.. !.- * "' . :! 1- ;>| I'M- I, ...... :i !?! ! ( ? . urr ?*1 1 t. >v , i?!.< t. :i!cl IT 1*1 iiusiiiik ^ I*KII i>. T!.-\ I. 1V li< W !' ' I . 1 I k : liui!i II ill. I \ 1'.I'.-rr r i'n:;. . i i t-. Il.i.-In ,:i: tin* l.ui> '< : i 1 !'i \ 1 t. ! 11 f y : M .* .:: I !? -.. ii . . 1 i;fK : .ii'i r-'? ! til..- \. i . \| ti I - I; ]..; .. . . . 1 y lirt.-o A^'uii if : 1 1 Ui'-w r? : . iioksi:-sii4u: im>iii\m?\: Ih.il.-\** W..|*k- ; tin* S?m- ! ii..* >1. - .*1 l\ii"W ' N.. !ii:ii : Imam's I'm-?. 1 -i ! H... |.; | if U iv iy N ?oh. J i -i.l : !. I lirinv \ \v.. ! ?!: I:t- r . ii: .'. ? . 1 i" . : rui-i r.:' >T"!:k. ... 1.1 ;' t:' GOOD TIMES COMING! A Brilliant Assortment of as mi sib mii-ik Messrs. L. ELOOMBEEG & BROTHER. i VNN* ?l'V' i! : ;!.! !; : ~ :::: 1 :h<; j.ui.;': . ; that l!uy..i< u .?; i ' mild ..I >; ri' iii?! S uiuijfi* i< '< >P>. v. intvi-hivii rtviv.l- ' ly | ii I iii (i-t.-it. l'iiiii.i.-!j|,ia a it* I .\Vw . \ rk. -poci.i'iy ?:ii- marie :. Tlio.r -t.>ck i-uow 1 V' iy .ti'ii-i' *. aii'l :iu'y hi*: | i* |.?re*! t<> ?*x!ii*>ir in a-?*ul :< :i" a- varied w. . a?:ra>r:i v.* a-a:.y e\i r?*li'?T i in V 'lxvilii*. wiiifi. jitf\ ? !! -i'i! ,ii price-. ex tivmilv ! '.v. CASH and CASH u.\|,V. Ti.e La- ' iii - aiv | ;?i :'?-ul:ir!y iu\ In ! i>j c.i 1 i an i inspect their - j lr! I \ ? t r IXC V 1XD l>Ki:sS GOODS, >:;k<. Lawn-. Mantillas. I'ara -oh. \o.. ill! <-t' whii'li ati- of tin- iatc-l ami m.-t l.i-iii* miI ! *. F.-r tin* geni!" iii. 'i tln'V haw a fine atnient of READY MA!?K C!.nTlllN?i. Hats. E*...ts. Gaiters, and all articles in tin; furni.-hing line. They have also oil h.iml a lot ?'f Ilarihvai e. Medicine. Crockery, Sclioollh.vk , ami in fact all articles usually kept in an i r-t orxTKV stoni:. Tin ir Winter Stock is not yet entirely disposed of. j ami persons in want of Winter Clothing, Avould do ! h well to cull, as they are determined to sell out at cost. j fir j00 The accounts of the last war are made out, j an-l they would earnestly request nil persons indehted to them to call and make settlement, lit order to j carry on the business it is indispensably necessary that collections be made fovtliwith. L. BLOOM BERG & BROTHER. March 22 il Cm I C0MPETITI0N_AT DEFIANCE, | TXTE are now receiving and opening in addition t ?? to our extensive stock of Dry Goods, Hard- a 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 in Western Carolina. Our Stock, embra- J ces so great a variety of Patterns and Styles, of La- t dies and Gentlemen's DRESS GOODS, that it would t be too tedious to mention thein. We would there- t respectfully invite your attention to our stock, that t von may examine for yourself, feeling confident Ave l will make it to your interest. I BREM & STEELE. Charlotte, X. C\, March 20, 18oo. 12tf o 1 } NEW GROCERY STORE. ji I AM just receiving at my store opposite ROSE'S I > I iwvrui stock of FAMILY GROCER-! WL UVA w 1ES, which I will sell for Cash, at lower prices than tliey can he purchased elsewhere iu this place. My ( stock consists of ' BEST BIO AND JAVA COFFEE, New Oilcans, Clarified, Pulverized, Crushed, Porto Rico and Steam Refined Sugars. Twenty Barrels New Orleans Syrup; Sugar House and Porto Rico Molasses. Fifty Sacks of Salt, Rice. Sardines, Fresh Oysters in f cans, Pickles, Preserves and Jellies of various kinds, together with the usual variety of a Family Grocery, h W. K. I1ACKET. o March 29 12 tf t New Shop. !j THE Subscriber having fitted up a Simp in the \ rear of the Grocery Store of S. N. Stowo & Co., ,? and having supplied himself with the necessary tools i 1 and implements, announces to the people of York- I f vilie and the vicinity, that he is prepared to execute ' h orders for ti BLACKSMITHING, in all its branches. Particular attention will be given to HORSE-SHOEING and GUN-SMITIUNG, iu "i both of which he Hatters himself that he will be able J to afford entire satisfaction. He returns his thanks s to his friends and the public for past favors, and soli- 1( cits a liberal share of their patronage. sj WM. M. WALKER. Yvrkville, March 1 8 0m I MORE NEW GOODS- i rplfK undersigned is receiving fresh additions to X his Stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which he is oflVriiig fur sale on the most accommodating ; Tl terms. His stock consists in part of Superfine Black I (Moths :i:nl Cassimers and fancy Cassimers; White. pie Brown and fancy Linen Drillings; Keady Made hoc I'oat-. l'i:itsaml Vests, of all rjualities; lt? uly Made f|,'( Shirts an ! Collars; Merino and spun Silk shirts; |l0. Marseille: Skirts ami ready made Grass Skirts: 1*)<> pieces assorted Prints; Printed Muslins and Lawns; J Fancy Dress Silks : Gro Dc llhinoand Black Italian j ,0 ^ Silks: Florence Silk ; Silk Velvets and Marsaillcs cnt Vcstings: Black and Fancy Mantillas; French-work- ;nued Swiss (.Villai ; Embroidered an-lcrsleeves and In- ";:1? [ants lloLes : Chemir.ettcs ; Blue!: Italian and Hat *:c Crape; silk Veils and Drops; Wide Bohinett; j Black Silk Laces: Jaconet Lac s and Iusertings: ' Thread Laces and Edgings: Irish and Brown Lin- 1(1ens and Linen Lawns: Jar..not, X Bar, Book. j.,,. Mull and Swiss Muslins : Cotton. Silk ami Thr .ad 'aim nick Handkerchiefs: Black Alpaeca: Black (jr ISoiu1>a/.iiic : Dr.iu De Etc: S-1 Blown and Bleaehdl j|(i -licetings; 111-1 'Tahling Buiim !. : Limai Taole i "lolh-: Tahle ('..vei s ; Oil Siik : /.ephigarii; peil'?-j rated Board : Black and f'ohired I'ainhrick- : Bod j Ticking: (' tl-m Drillings : Carolina Stripes f??r Ser- win ran'- : 1-1 and 1 Long (Mollis : Potion Osna- Bis Iiin^s : Slicetit.^s ; i): 1 tarn.-: i .:? I i ? - ami ' i? it I Iv- an i im-n > U'.iivcs :iii I ll'isirvy, in ti'.v il vaiiH: Cliil <if.-ii !ivns S.?:k.- ami Ilea- : I1 l.ni>-; t|?iT:i i11? !- : ' Jiit-I \aiikcoii-: I':t * ?*. < iini'fiik :i;I i'.u nitim* liiinitv. imv '. iniiMii in I Kmim : * .' ! .. . ii CII.it s S|>imi1 o\\'i ri:tv:i?l: Slidl ami I'nliit II;;1,!.:t. 'i'tn.'k ami Sile ,'niiilf : Fine- ami Ik.aiso au?l I'ucket C.,nilis : Can- j r:i-s :lli.l l!i >l I'aii linj;: ScwinjT S'.i {, Twi-t ami Kl.ix . I'!n-i'a.I: Aj?r??ii Clu-cks: M;i- |.ii: i Netting: I!al.-: iti.I Cajis: l'inc C:i!fi intn I j IL.ii - ami Slums : Ciiil!tvi,%. Mi-scs a in I V.Mii Slimv ; Straw a 11 i Silk . l!.inii?'l<: l?..niu t aii'l .S't-i-k Kil.l Artificials an.I l\ roatli- : Sil vdvii ll?i'iks ami Kyvs : Fine Kaz-.i's. : l!nz??r Straps an.l !!nt-li> : Fine Kai?i? an-l Sei-- . ill's; Silw'i' i'iii nil !* - : < I. ! -1 I N? 11? - : 1 Mi-naii'i : Kx.i'ai'fs: lYiTuiiie-' an! Kaimy Tuiln < i:in.i: l. i|u'iialTi.a: Si'nti'li .^ni !lUrjvn- n-nCaj.-: K-.iia I "iz-ir- am! T..!;.:;a . ; v,.^ : l-olti-r II ii:>! Nile !'.i|mi\ a in I Knvo!i<|.i?,s ; sYjicitt* < !:?.-: * * i'.lintel I'lick.'ts; l.cin .a- ; 1 l.eiu.ni Syrup: witli '!j!VJ i iiiiiiilii'i' ??f .illn-r ai'tli'Ios i: ! natiii'i-alfil. It'Vnii 1 "A1 vaiit I I.a: rains ili'sii'tllili! I! I- jri\V IIU* a ii.i!. .? A \i i:;-* Af.i.EX. .u:. ;ll(. \ ?.r!?\il!e. S. C. \j.rll i. Is I ; tl. j, j.m YORK SHERIFF'S SALES, New !l \ \ rtii.' -i' \\ :it- !/ ' .i ; iin* iirinMi'M. ) w ii! -. ! ! I?i*tWi'i-n tin' i?'u ii it. ur- "I Sheriffvi!-\ i-ii tlie I-'115ST ,M< >N I?A \ in I N K n-'Xf. at i . \ I' ... ! ! f ..i.i* f hi- I"..l!i.win" i . I \ . i i11-.-? , ..I V M.'Ki'.x'i'i\ .1 r . v . t IfVi 'it l:i- p! ;?.*? : v. a: *i?- -nil ..f U i.i. W).;; ! ? . - i I,,.,, f . .! i .111 r l'-r . . ii?? i r; ..t ?i.irv. m.i; i" . !i?* :!11."ii :tili<- iii-ir- :? law >! .J.1111 i. Ur jlii. . will 1??* -..! !..?? tin* lir-t \|..n- '|* i.i. iii -Iui:?* inM. "in- tr i? i "I l.iii-l. ! ! .111*!11 r in tin* ,| |-;v -. :i ?* ! 11.1 i:. 111U . ">.I -i\t X :I?T"-. ,f(* m l i.i i>\ 1:1 ti< 1 "i* .1 "iiII W .- .1. M. I'.il'l. iV ; ': I j;| I.i ! - :l : ! I!. M . II "SI l , ( | /' . \ i',"i.i .?! ,i'i i .'.v. w.ill \|... i. ;!;< ; liivliii-i i* vjvi?!' " ?*! v. ;v ! :l III- i'ljjllir "! j T'-lil. *. "I ; i' : 1:.it* 1 "ii i- ii," .-1ri^v . !" -I. . II ;r. i~ ;it (In- -nil ; U in. .v -. l'..r tln*r-. Hi.. i ;. I ;i ii* i - I-.. I., l! Ht:.?. a I V. Ii .rri-. i;. i ! I in* < ? f if ! 11 .i ll i I i. I : - . ! !* :i??- I. i li I : .i I - f I'll. 11 11.. . ? :.! : .11. .. -i\l\ - -ii i . Ill--' -I- !-. I fjj i? . .-I n. ii*. i i t -I t- ill) . Mi.. . : ; '' l" 1 I! i!! . 1 \< 'I i'!'. i. ! . l | ^ i'.v:::-. m .v in. i11 ATTENTION: i n ^ i ilol \ l'\ 1.1 \ l> U.l;\4 1 ! ! 1^11 K '! : li.t-ir :,i' j .-i itI !. Ltt-i i.'I ; ; til" l it" \i*f : Ilri;.j ' r.i i: ii- i : ii*.tr f-ri.i i . .1 : : .; . if. ; I.-I.r in. : i;n" * : ? > : ! ; Rc 1 ' - ' U !i li;,.ii |.; | .-I : SS-TIII I 1. :r.-i a- '.v.:! . .. :.-i t:. i i ;..i . i i ".I- .ill. iv it"-. wi;? .;: ! V i- A .III"":'-. '.' I. \v' !" . iv. ! !' " .t ! 'I 1 I vt i li ti; : i.i ir ft ; i i i|,v . i!ii? ;x 11'?' I n ! jilt >i >: i*. - - iii.. vi .* ii. . ntii!??!. v rl." ! "in- f' i:. : r- ? . -Iv. i w ii :n?r f. r ?! ? n ! 11 :i- : < . i t ? in.-: r -n.-ii , . i;.i !.i;. l i- '} '! ....it" xx :!. v 1..11 1r.1v Imv.. . to .. "!l Illfll.Tl" I t.' 'i .11-1' . ?l-l <*\ |.-r. - I . - \ f I i . - I.""-. I' , UJ4: . I- xx I. < . *j - \i \\ .ill ! t li. ! ' ' 1 1 ' ' _? I . . . .1 ! i!i iii r ' . ' i>* xv :. A 1::":i ... . . 1 :/! ;. i. - i , \\ .... : i . ! \y I - , li u* .?? i.. !i 'if : i f-? fi i***:' I ? ; !. I:i i | I.I I.i > ;r , . % 1 f i'iV l 11 iV.'ti'. \ II . . \V'*U cut!:' ; J I ^ I : tiii.-.ifi' w.ir: tii? i"v:: via. i .\i l ,>v. |.uh! : .. . XV; I '.V. 1 ' ! ..( . fIM-II. 1 W\., \ i:' it" v.i w. ?i:!*i< r ci.! L : !?" liva. i.'i'i' i t > i ! < ! lif.i-iti ..r v; ut.i.... i* -ume uumiiy ' n: i -u-m !.- i i. w .?i* 1 i . itled svceivr umbr tin1 | . - a- >!' - ii i ;. *. i; i-?W living. A -umarring.* wil! m.t itnj .i!r ' in* right hiiy wi h w -iii-li \x arrant. if -he i w: |..w -.1 tin* ti:u id- a|.;>!i.-n:! !! i'? r~? n.~ I'1'"1, riihiu in.' age ' tvi ntr-me yen.** <>u : !. M dav uf ' dnrch. i*" " ">. ii"i* hvme1 m!n r- u!,!i th>* it.tint ami , >ii.: :..f I act. , Mil.l.KR .x MELIVN. ...L ' l :,n SPRING GOODS. i ' < 'in*20.000 PAIRS or IK)()TS & SHOES ft Fi?R run I . ^ spfittsG TfiAoE, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, At Prices which defy all Competition, A Nil AS TO Ql'ALlTV AND STYLE, ^ They cannot be surpassed in any sim.lar establish-1 nent at the South. Our Stock, embracing so great , variety of Patterns. Styles and Names of Gent's I I .ndie?. I Joys. Misses. Youths. (,'liiMrci. and Infant's I . JOO'L'S ami SHOES, that it would he tio tedious to i v|" m.-ntiou them here. We wouM therefor*, respectful- r -v v invito von to call and examine them for yourself. Ve have also a good assortment of SOLr ANU I'PPER LEATHER. 'rench CalfSkin?, Harness Leather. f< r Plantation cond mrposes, Band Leather Copper Rivets. Shoe-Lasts, /Jmif 'eg?, Tacks and Shoe Tools of every d -scription.? Grui Uso, fine travelling Trunks, Carpet B.gs, Valices, Pile, cc., &c. The invitation i< to all. (N ine and sec IV hem, tit yourself (pay for them) am take them voril .way from B('ONE'S, Give B'?jt and Shoe Emporium. not i Hides taken in exchange at Oa.?!i Prices. Charlotte, N. C.. March 'ill, 1SV>. 12tf [i''m7"T"rr rTtrrif^fcyn^ rl V MILES JOHNSON & Co., W.niT the public hat they arc still carrying on, at cheir st ifld opposite Cji he "Adickes Building,'" in Yorkrille, the manufacory of SADDLES and HARNESS of every descrip- By J ion, quality and price: Spanish, Lady's. Kentucky, "I V >ecatur and Wagon SADDLES: and Carriage, Bug- ? >v, Dray and Wagon HARNESS: RidingURIDLES singi .lid MARTINGALE, of till kinds. They Lave also Z. 1! n hand an assortment of materials, Bridle-Cits; dece Jounting; L'pper, Sole and Harness Leather, &c.; T1 I'liicli will be sold at low prices. They arc now ma- singi ;ing Harness at such rates as to make it the interest ceus< t' Carnage Maker's to purchase from tliem. RE- i dina: 'AIRING done at short notice; and every article ( Void old cheap, and on time to apprui^nLeustumers. i to sli They return tlieir thanks to their friends and cus- sliou omers for their past favors, and desire to merit and Gi eceive a continuance of their patronage. MILES JOHNSON' & CO. Yorkville, Jan. 25, 1855. 3 Cm WAGON SHOP. rUE undersigned beg to inform the citizens of Yorkville and the surrounding country, that they | n| avc opened a Shop in this place, a few doors North , ^ f the Male Academy, on the Liapoln Road, where ; are, hev are prepared with GOOD LUMBER and expc- i p ve> ieuccd workmen to give satisfaction to all who may a,jj , ivor them with orders in their Ifnc of business.? 1 (l]so 'hey undertake to make all k:?i4s of Wagons and J fPCt 'chicles, in the mo^t workmanlike manner, and will i f, xecutc orders for NEW WORK and all kinds of RE- ' 'AIRING at the shortest notice and at prices to suit ; f0 r0 he times. They arr thankful lor the patronage : cretofore given them, and solicit a continuance of i)Cst he same. W. B. FLOYD, f, J. G. GILLICK. jnje Ap 10 15 dm couu IJOR SALE.?The subscriber offers for sale . that part of the J AIL LOT on which the old Jail mi tands, extending to Liberty street. Being n corner ;t on the public square, it is a good location for bu- "YS iness. It will be divided if desirod. * W. A. LATTA. Juno 13, 1851. 10 tf. un FURNITURE WARE-HOUSE, j CHESTER, 8. O. MESSRS. H. C. BRAWLEY & Co., r A VINO just received and opened, at their store on Depot-street, near Nicholson's Hotel, in ester, a new stock just ordered from the North, r leave to announce to the people of York and ester, that they are now prepared to exhibit the j, f assortment of FIXE FIRXITFRE, lie found out of Charleston. Their goods at pros- I consist of a large assortment of Chairs, of vari- i i kinds; Bureaus; Sofas; Secretaries and Book >es: Extension, Dining, Card and Tea-Tables: MuStands; Wash Stands; Hat Racks and Pins; Bedids, of every style and finish: several setts of Elegant Cottage Furniture, the latest styles; and all other articles usually >t in a complete establishment. As their goods ^ brought on in separate pieces and a large amount freight is thus -aved. they are enabled to offer in to their customers at prices lower than can 1 ?o 1 elsewhere. They have engaged riie services of Mr. James M. Parish, i is well known to the people of York and Chester triets as an experienced and fini-lied workman. umilev in- innnajrciiiciu mey win enrage to inanr tiirc all article- in their lino, nceonling to or* let* q in a. style t<> ,-uit their customers. They have r mi Iiaiiil a toll assortment of Furniture of their i manufacture, which will also lie )M At the Lowest Prices. Vr?'nii- in want of a complete out-fit. or of an}' in iIn- iin't lin?*, arc invite.1 to give them a a I?i*toiv tin'}- purchase elsewhere. II. I'.HAWMSV, S. ALKXA.N'bKlt. ho.ster, Jan. IS, 1 Soo. 'J-' Cm PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS! :SSRS. BENNETT, HINKEE & PEBEN, KtJ io announce to tin' citizens of Vofk ami Chester, ami tin- -uiTuiimling country, that they i' fornu-il a co-partnership for the purpose of supnjr the pul.lie with *' The Best Piano-Fortes, at tin- Most eelel.ratoil inainitacforie- at North, ami -elecfe.l witii groat eare l.y .Mr. I'tiV win. is an experience.! performer. Their stock coiisi-1* of -iiperi'.r in-triiiiieu:- IV..in tlie entailment of St...|.|ai'l: I l.illett a it-1 f'liriisto, ami Li 'in.in ,v Son.-: ami they in ve ju.-t or.|eia*?l ami will e in i few i|av-lVoin the ce'ehratcl inaimfact"f le.arlinan a lira v. a ! .r of their Popular Instruments ^ i tlm ImiI.CK i WIl'ANA \TTArilMKXT. !:< }' will a!o. keep oil i i: 11: 1 I'l.Wo- frolll Other known r-i.toimliMet!!.-. wliieh are warranto.! to >f tie 1 .-I t 'U.. ah 1 !ilii-h. ami iiaole of the l.e-t " '| eii.ii. :,m! wiii with a liberal crnlit at the Iv.il.ee Oil Neiv Vofk price-', iie* have e-tai.!i-!iei| l>.-p?.ts. in Vorkvil'.e. at the _ t Kl.lt V ST< ?l! K of Mt--r-. J. N. l.KU IS a Co.: i !i? -T.M-ville ,ii t!i.* -hop formerly oeeiipie.1 hv Mr. | 'MiTT ii- a W .i .-'i-leaUiii'^" c-fabli-lihiciir: ami ' * I'#.?-e. i.iv-i! . Clie-fer hi.-tri. t. at the store ol -r-. IIIMxI.K.\ Mel I. I.I.N . win r? the} wiil-ln.rtprepare! ' . tee intm !ate a"! wie> are in want ' if -1 ill ill-11 lltie lit-. ISKNNKTT. IIINKI.K a l'KhK.V. orkv.!!... I -. I- ... _ - - -I CP ESTER ni I i IST-li HE HSBETUY.' T'l 11*. si' i;si 1:11;i:iis KSl'K' I*! "I l.l.\ Mil- riu llii-ir tV.' ii l- that lin-y wf'.I ( r?*j-;iI t.? ut ail .ird.'r* in tlifir U !lu|.l> \I.K "I'. i'.K'l A11..J !i i -ii- rtt-T iinu:.di::a wrknianlikp hi.in:nM\ J. :vluht.? wi-li-hi.I ii.'.i w;ih Ware for the Trade. h iv.' ;ip ! i :?*r- j ii.iiMiia'.Iy ar: -i?-1 t?>. wiili ; :i 'A.*I!. i: all ' i"! |>,wr Tm b"l>oiing and Guttering done with Dispatch. f ?" ! ? !: .:.r! :| -l|] | -1 J. i i J A l'A N I'l b and i\MHi l.b-V.' \i;i;. with many artndr- m-w and a!. A'li. h li,nv in-v.-r i n inrmduffd "m , ihi? > I' nr.p i?rtiin-iir ! >'!'< i\ KS. Miitua'.!" in ill > i i i' \Ul.i dl. i I!, a.. I ** ! 11 >1'. ?: ? 111.: .-. ?K | N? STuVl> I'm* larv* I" n r.r .. ii .'i ;ii" ,, .Sold at Charleston Prices. (|] Ji , Vki-l.iuu il.it.j;' il) . 11? 1 Kill 1? ?|| : > :ti! ; i > \.iJi. -:i ft* t iifiit-clv.? :ii III1 "Id !. : i ?; ! 1 ||..w. r! >u II..u?v." i'iic.-tfl*. K 1.1.1* ?TT \ Unl'.lN.^'N, , . 1 it McAFEE'S HOTEL. * <mi >tki:.S. < . | i:i.i.i:\ m trni: i.n>l ivtiuiiv I ans:. :.. t in r i an ! i li?- travelling lie (let: 1 i- ii'.w ~charge tin* w.-lliM? I! i > I't: 1. IN' lll>TKI?: aifl under lu*r ii.inn'i" -mj-.m douce .1 . uti.iiO-.- |-c-n !" ?* toe aeiti" . i t ; -it Boarders and Travellers. ii. Vf] iltill:.<ll v\*11.i 11 J;t'% ll -ll-r u.iW clip'V- I'i'llii iiuii'vo-ary lift' - it.- -It odd make and special i. a- i ii- lie tin- ii.aii.ig'iiictit. Willi a lull ,[ I UlUOlll ..f Well-Trained Servants, a!i a| (. iiitntfiit rr>,ii!?itc f?> a ti.-l-raie 1 ! ? it.* : -up* that nothing will l.o wanting >>n Iter ! . u.-Uff tin? of It.-v jrm'-i:. Thankful f t'.ifi;. I - J'of their | ;i t r< >ii:i heretofore :t il". Ie?l. - licit- a call fr.-m them whenever they may visit rtCf. ? Mr. John McAfee, continue. a- heretofore, to give hi - attention on occasion-. \J" Passengers l.y tin* Railroad- will find Mr. " u's u.MNI ill's? at the Depot, ready fur their cuunce. All H'-tep. Jan. IS. 1 > " ">. 2 tt' s. Tin* 'L'ri-weekly Carolinian will copy 1 times forward the account t.. this ollice. hester Carriage Factory. rh 'IK undersigned is now prcparctl to manufacture. at his New Establishment. in Chestervillc, nil s of CAlllUAGKi?, adapted to our rough andliiliiiutry, ami of the best Materials. lie would p() est. as almost every man in the up-country is or lc-s a, judge <>f timber, before you buy or or- ^ t Carriage, no matter where, look around and rh.at sort of Lumber the buihler lias and in what ition it is kept. The Carriage-Maker may Lie, <f. or Bluster as much as he pleases, but the id &:crct ol'carriage-making lies in the Lumber' > buy a cheap Negro, Ilorsc or Carriage, is to y the old adage ; Penny wise and Pound foolish. Qc me a fair price for my work, and then if it is uado right, hold inc responsible. If it were not for Paint, Putty and Glue, What would we poor Carriage-Makers do ? (J. F. UOLST. tester, Jan. 1&, 1SJ5. 2 tf |j( Duth Carolina?York District. . M. Eoss, Esquire, Ordinary of York District. _ niEREAS Dr. C. L. CLAW,SON, has applied to ? me tor Letters of Administration, on all and ilar the goods and chattels, rights and credits of t. JOHNSTON, late of the District aforesaid, used: JO icse are therefore to cite and admonish all and ilar. the kindred and creditors of the said de- ^ 1, to be and appear before me, at our next Orry's Court for tlie said District, to be holden at j ; Court House on the 4th day of JUNE next, tQl icw cause, if any, why the said Administration p.t M not be granted. tjj( ven under my hand and Seal, this 21st day of ja M A Y in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five and in the seventy- _ ninth year of American Independence. I J. M. ROSS, [l. s.] J , 0. Y. D. iv 24 20 2w at JGAR 4\l) FISIIIAG CREEK MILLS.?My Mills on Sugar and Fishing Creek, i iow in complete trim for grinding Corn, Wheat, Oat-, Barley or Peas, and to crush the Corn Cob into Corn and Cob-Meal. The Saw-Mill is in complete repair, all operating in the most per- er> manner that machinery can be made to perform taj rst best workmen. Thankful for past favors, I by a strict and rigid attention by a ;/ood miller, j10 ceivc a liberal continuance of the same. I have ap c all things new, and have one of the finest and BOLTING CLOTHS ever put up in this country. >r my French Burrs, the world cannot beat them. ed, 1 fear it will bo hard to equal them in this a try. They were imported. i\ JONa. N. McELWEE, Jr. 0r< iy 10 IS 2 w* ve ? Ca ^JXITE. LEAD,rA large quantity, just re- rel ceived and for sole by ou ADICKES & WITHERS, iy 10 18 . tf justness itoticrs. DR.ALFRED CRAVEN, gtesiimit Surgeon Dentist, YOJIKVILLE, S. C. forf" On the K;ist side of the Main Street, South of j the "Palmetto Hotel." -^ig J:lll 0 1 tf J. C. CHAMBERS, I] Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, YOItKVlJ.Li;, s. c. JNT OFFICE IN TIIE COURT HOUSE. !! Oct. ill, 1853. 10 tf ; '] ' ] PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE, 'actor and Commissiou and Forwarding Merchant, , * 1'IUA WKAKI', CIIABLESTON, S. C. Jan C 1 ly i ( edward moore, Attorney at law and Solicitor in Equity, YORKVILLE, S. C. ftice fronting the Court House, in the Jail Building. IVill practice in the Districts of York. Lancaster, Chester, Union and Fairfield. Jan 25 3 ly b w. b. wilson, s ittorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, , f YORKVI I.r.K, s. o. 1 OFFICE IN THE COKlt r IIOtsE, FBOXT1XG THE CI.KB It's OFFICE. M.nvli 20 12 ly JOHN L. MILLER, attorney at j.AW. VoltKVI I.I.E. S. <\ Ortice in the Court-House. Will practice in the Courts of York, Chester and Lancaster.**"?8 Jan 18 2 tf > t william c. owen, FASHiOMBLE TAiLOB, ?! ibcrty-Street, 2 Doors East of the' Adickes Building, yokkvfllk, s. c. lev- promptly attended to. 1 w Jan - ) 3 ly , P' sadler's wew hotel, i" coax Kit of i P1 kadi: and tuvox streets. i CHARLOTTE, X. C. March 2'.? 1- tf BOOT i, YO iivi i .EE. s. c. I tirjf Shop, iii the rear of the Court-IIousc. ! su Feb 1-j 0 ly T1 I wl PRiTCHARO & CALDWELL, sil 1 j wi Wllol.KSAl.K aNI> KKTAIJ. DKALEItS IN ' IKS. MEDICIIIS. CHEMICALS. GLASS, " Paints, Oils, &c., \ O :t. It A\ITE ROW, | J I'l'USlTK SAin.KLt'.S IIOTEL. j niAULuTTE. X. C. March -1) 12 ly j th ?7 i it? J. LnWKIE. J. ir. ENXISS. LOWKIE & EWISS, ? liF.ALKRS IX (j, I'iOoIis. ?t;itionmr, 3Hiisic, WALL-PAPER, &C., '11 AI'LOTTK, N\ C. March 2'.i 12 ly S. W. DAVIS, ?{ Vllofitcy and Counsellor at Law, " Ortioe 5 Doors South of Sadler's Hotel, , VllAJiEOTTE, N C. ai Ail ' ' lltM'iii/us or other business committed to his m re in the initios >( Merklenburjf, Lincoln, Row- ()f 1. Cabarrus .<r Union, will be attended to witlipleare. and disposed of as wrcetcd. Mareli 2* 12 ly _ JOHN HARTY, coach manufacturer, r lloge Street, immediately in rear of Sadler's Hotel, <;n Ajtr.t > r i ix. c., ay- Keep- ?-..n,-raiitly on band a splendid assortment <jf i'.irri:iii<'?\ IJusriri*--1 Jitc.. "t' the latest styles, tinier- frviina distance will receive prompt * attention, | March 2'.? 12 ly 0f J. N. LEWIS & CO. dJ DEALERS IN Pt Fine l.old and Silver Watches, t,. JH.'KS ?.f various patterns, JEWELRY of the oh latest stylos. Silver and Plaited Ware. Musical tin Instruments. Military and Fancy Goods, Irn Guns. Pistols, &c., at their .Store, he YuRKVrr,LE,S.(j. M" 3* Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired by com- ',n potent Workmen. arl Jan 123 3 ly "n CHESTER DRUG STORE. 2 UEEDY & WTLIE, atl HOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, (U< C H KSTEll C. IIS. C. Ar id general Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, ilu Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Varnishes, Brushes, gii Glassware, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c. tin ge-jy* All Goods Warranted as represented.1?* e articles ordered from us will be delivered at the j!1 Depot, free of expense. \ Jan 13 2 Gin a1 a1 ' no WM. S. LAWTON &, CO. TllOS. ALEXANDER, I WM. S. LAWTON, Of rmerly of York Dist. S. C.jFormerly of Lawtouville. Factors, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, ? SOUTH-ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Jur Senior partner has been doing the Commission | isincss for twenty years, and we hope by experience to be able to give satisfaction. REFERENCES: n( >v. C. J. McDonald, Judge Stocks, Rev. W. J. liar- w ley, Sparta, Ga.: Col. It. J. Willingham, Maj. S. J. Bailey, Barnwell, S. C.; Hon. J. D. Al- r len, Gen. L. M. Aycr, Barnwell Dist., S. C.; T. Willingham, Esq., Law- ar tonvillc, S. C.: W1 >n. J. p. Johnson, Dr. B. B. Sams, M. B. Sams, Es?|., Beaufort, S. C.; E. G. Jaudon, Esq., Flor- ari ida ; Col. M. Thomson, Washington, D. C. el< Jan 18 2 ly to i ? Sc THE FIRST PREMIUM TtTA?TA TIATimTICI ?f IUA JTXAXNV/ 1UA1LO. | -| , THE largest ancl best assortment of ? PIANOS ever offered in Columbia, is to J * 3 II be found now at the MUSIC STORE of \I. RAMSAY, 178 Richardson-street. Every PIANO has the latest and best improvements, i of the latest style, and guaranteed superior in n le and finish?and are sold at prices to suit the times. D rties wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, can have im at a liberal discount, n. 6 1 tf HIARLOTTE BAKERY A\ft CON- I J FECTIONARY.?The Subscriber has on'hand -I kinds of CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, TOYS, fo ncy Articles, and a splendid assortment of West Ni Jia Fruit. Weddings and Parties supplied V, short notice.All work warranted. ca JOSEPH MEAD. Charlotte, N. C., March 1855. 12tf Ki JEDICAL NOTICE.?Dr. THOMASSON ^ rJL has removed his office to a rear room |in Walks brick builing, entrance through the lane. He ies this apportunity of returning his thanks for the eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and pes to merit a continuance of the same, by close nr plication to the duties of his profession and prompt mention to all cases entrusted to his care. 6* March 29. 12 2m AAA LBS. WHITE LEAD, Wither:UUU ell's Pure; Flax Seed Oil, and all col- ? 3 and VARNISHES used in painting. Just recei- ? d and offered -at a very short profit for Cash, and V ,sh only. We have adopted the Cash systfcm in ed ference to. Paints and Colors,- that we may furnish W r customers at the lowest possible prices. pa BARNETT & WITHERS. mi April 5 13 tf BROWTO & LEMAN, IMPORTERS OF French, British and German DRY GOODS, 209 a ad 211 King, (Junior of Market-street. CHARLESTOX, S. C. KEEP constantly on hand, and offer to their friends and the public generally, the largest assortment )( Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods in the Southern States. Their Stock is constantly supplied with a Mil assortment of RICH DRESS GOODS if all the newest varieties of style and Fabric, in silks. Tissues, Bareges, Grenadines, Muslins, &c.? dombnzines, Alpacas, and Mourning Goods of all cinds. EMBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS, of every leseription. EVENING DRESS GOODS, of every variety. Gentlemen's and Boys' Wear. CLOTHS, Cassimers, Vestings, Linen Drills and Joatings, ot" best French Goods. Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, &c. FOR FAMILY USE. Rose, Whitney and Bath Blankets. lied and White FLANNELS. English and American Cotton Flannels. French, English and American PRINTS and Camrics. Linens, of Richardson's celebrated make, for lieetings. Shirtings, Pillow Cases, Table Damask, loylics, Napkins, Towellings, B. E. and Huckaback liapers, Fruit Cloths, Apron Linens, <?c. CARPETIN6S. Ingrain, 0 Tly, Brussels, Tapestry and VELVET. British and American Floor Oil Cloths. Wilton, /elvet and Axminster RCGS. 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, assels, Drapery Cords, Bell Ropes, ic. PLANTATION GOODS. Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, Caps, &c. Cotton OSNABERGS, all of the best Southern ,ake. All the above, with every other line of Dry Goods hich can he demanded, arc of our own Direct Iniirtation, and arc offered at the lowest Market Pri;s for cash or City acceptances. The one price sysm is strictly adherrcd to. All Goods are warranted, and orders tilled with omptness and the most careful attention. BROWNING & LEMAN. March 29 12 ly PROSPECTUS OF TPIHTTffi (DAglEIITo / T is propose! to publish in the town of Shelby, a weekly paper beniing the above title, provided a fficicnt nuinlter of subscribers can be obtained.? iere is a large portion of Western North Carolina tore the want of such a paper as the Casket is <lerned to be has long been felt; and in view of this int we have been induced to undertake the enterize. Her people want a good and cheap paper, in iicb they can find amusement, and in which they u find a good selection of the latest news of the y. If this want can be supplied?if this vacuum, iicb the lack of such a paper leaves around many fireside, can be filled by the publication of the Cast our object will be accomplished. It will be needless to say much here in behalf of c Casket, as we expect it to stand on its own mers: but we will merely remark that in the selections r its columns, the tastes of all classes of our comunity will be consulted. However, it will be more irticularly devoted to Literature, Education and jneral News. The Literary department will be irichcd by the pens of several able correspondents, gether with choice selections from the best sources ir country affords. In regard to politics, and all ich matters, the Casket will be perfectly indepeudit, but not neutral. And now, without making further promises, we ave our little enterprize in the hands of the people ' Cleveland, and the surrounding counties, and conlently appeal to them for a generous support. The Casket will be of medium size, and printed i new and clear type, at the low price of SI.00 per mum in advance; $1.2<3 if not paid within three onths: and SI oO if not paid before the expiration ' six months. M. L. FORD, Editor and Proprietor, may '! 17 ?tf tVE TIME! SAVE MONEY!! SAVE TROUBLE!!! ead this Advertisent, One and All. TO MERCHANTS, WLiSfSXt AID GSEBM, 1AVING become permanently located in Charleston, I am prepared to do anything in the line a general Agency and Commission, business entrustto me. I intend giving the greater portion of my ne to the filling of Country orders l'or Groceries, ovisions, Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing, Boots oes, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit, Liquors, Books, atioiury, banc;/ Goods, or any thing else that can be taincd either in this or Northern Markets, and rougn me arrangements mat i nave mane witn tnc iding Uousm dealing in the above articles I shall able to make purchases on better terms than the irchants or Planters themselves could; thereby not ly saving them the difference in the price of the tide but also the necessary exorbitant expense of time d trouble attending a visit to this City. I will also < son ally attend to the selecting, Packing, Marking d Shipment of goods so as to avoid all mistakes and mages which generally arise from want of a little tention. In addition to the above I will also attend to the sposal of any produce that may be shipped to mety persons desirous of making Shipments of proce of any kind had better write to me and I will /c them every information as regards the Markets, inner of racking and how to ship them. From my experience in a general mercantile business I ink I can give perfect satisfaction to all and suit e most fastidious taste in my selections. Give me trial is all I ask. For my services I shall require moderate commission not exceeding ten per cent ac* rding to the nature of the business. DAVID M. GAZLEY. lice, up-staivs 225 King St., Charleston S. C. Feb 15. 6 tf R. A. YONGUE, COLUMBIA, S. C., 5EGS leave to inform his friends ami the public, that he is now receiving large additions to his Stock of Jewelry, Ac. In addition to his former stock, he has received a :w and eytensive assortment of GOLD and SILVER ATCHES, Mantel CLOCKS of every variety; MILITARY AND FANCY GOOD8, uns, Rifles, Sportsman's Apparatus, Fine Pocket id Table Cutlery. His assortment of Fancy Goods ill be found to comprise a large number of new and Elegant Articles, id it is his design not to be surpassed in the taste and _ oi! i i l:,. ??'ii i._ /? i sgance 01 ins sciecuuua, uuu ui? pricea wui uc iounci be as moderate us at any other establishment in the iuth. Thankful for past favor9, lie solicits a continuance the patronage of his former friends and customers. Jan 6 1 tf BOOTS AND SHOES FOR C lSH. W. S. WOOD, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN OOTS, SHOES AND BR06ANS. No. 185 Richardson-street, first door below the Market, at the corner formerly occupied by G. M. Thomson & Co. COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 AS now in store a laree and well-selected assort X meat of all descriptions of goods usually to be und in a Shoe Store, consisting of Negro's Peg and liled BROGANS, STITCHDOWNS, HOUSE SERANT SHOES, all classes, which are offered by the se, dozen or single pair, at the lowest figures, Cash, also, Ladies' fine Black and Colored GAITERS. Ladies' id and Morocco Walking SHOES and SLIPPERS, om the House of J. Miles & Sou, Philadelphia. also, Gents' Fine Calf, Dress, Pump and Stitched BOOTS, his own manufacture, which are offered as above. N. B. The NANUFACTURING PEPARTMENT is ider the superintendence of an experienced workin, and all work entrusted to his care warranted to ve satisfaction. W. S. WOOD, 18o Richardson-st., / First door below the Market Jan. 0 1 tf ^OURFTRY PRODUCE.?The undesigned J take this method to inform those that aroindebtto them for GROCERIES, &c., that they will take HEAT, CORN and all other country produce, in" .yment of debts due them?allowing the highest arket prices. T. 8. PAGAN & CO. Ap 5 U tf