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mfrnrr I. Arrival oi tho Ameriofc. Halifax, July 5, 1855. Tho Royal mail steamship Aiherca, Captain Long, from Liverpool at 1 o'clock on {Saturday afternoon, tne 23d lift., arrived at ? this port yesterday afternoon. The America brings dates from Liver, pool to the 23d of June?three days latei than received by the Hermann. The news is in tho highest degree important. The Allies had met with a serious check before Sebastopol. Jjtk ? Un tho I8II1 ot June~tno 1'rench and * English respectively attacked tho Malakofl hnd Redan towers, but were both repulsed 1 \vith great slaughter. >. The details could not be looked for be^ , Fore the end of Juno, and in the meantime {>rivate advices of the most serf6us deseripion we agitating tlie public mind. According to otic account the British loss alone was not short of four thousand, in* > tluding amongst tlie killed General Campbell and upwards of TO other officers. Contradictory tumors prevailed, and it was thought that the above was somewhat cxnggfct'atedi In the British Parliament Mr. Roebuck lind moved a vote of censure against the Ministr)'. A large new French loan was to be immediately negotiated. Tn tlio T.ivflVnnol Ootlnn market.domes fiion had succeeded the buoyancy lately exhibited, and with a vcrv limited demand prices had considerably declined?in some cases to' the extent of ono farthing per pound. J, This week's business has been restricted to soino 24,000 bales?mostly for the trade. Bread shifts, with the exception of Indian J corn, which had slightly advanced, ranged Ut about the rates curreut on the departure of the Baltic. Provisions generally were steady at forlner quotations. The London money market was still easier, and Consols had deeliued to 903-1.? Carolina Times. A Dcjnavcd Wife and Mollies.-?About a week since, th<j wife of Mr. Henry Wilt, who. resides in York, Penn., .loft his residence. lie waited some dnys without being able to find her. but at l.ist obtained information which led him to suspect that she was'in Baltimore. On "Wednesday af Icrnoon last, the distressed husband, in company with two officers, repaired to a house of ill-f;;inc on Davis street, near ctte, and found her. She accompanied him to the Central police Station with her trunk and. clothing, avowing, however, her determination never to live with him again. After seeking to change her determination, lie told the oflieer to give her her hunk and let her go. They both started out together, she down tlie street to the house of prostitution where she was found, and he up to f the depot. As she turned the corner, he * stopped, took a long farewell look at her, and then went on. She is a good looking woman, 25 years of age, and leaves threfe iJiilJren to muiirn a mother worse than dead. -?? ? Trees at the Side of Railwuus.?The A us train government requests llic directors of .the railways in the empire, to plant young trees, of a description indicated, at convenient distances along the lines, intending them to replacc eventually tho posts v.pon ? which telegraphic wires aro nt present affixed. .If this plan should l>e adopted in the United States, a graceful tree would take the place and perform the serviec of the unsightly poles which are to be seen along our railwaysjmid public roads. Jonathans Description of a Steamboat.? " It's got. a saw mill on one side and a grist mill on t'other, and a blacksmith's shop in the middle; and down cellar there's a tar nation great pot, boiling all the time." Qlcmsignces. N ftlcEvoy. II S Korr, ]Jr J J Wnrdlnw, J II Marshall, A Gih'H, Ksq, Charles Dciuly, Mrs McKclvy. Puekolt ?t Wilson, Dr I Brunch, O T I'ocher, (jen S Mc(?owcn. 1). It. SOXDI.EY, Af^ent. ?bituary. Departed this life, on Ihc 24th ult., in Ihc 48th 5-cur of her ngo, Mrs. Martha IIim., coiiBort of {cv. \V. 1\ llill, of Greenwood, Abbeville Dis trict, South Carolina. Few individuals possessed as many cxcellcn?ies of charnctcr, as the subject of ihis notice. Alllhosc natural virtues which adorn the female character, scorned to unite in licr. Added to these, were the gracosof ihe Holy Spirit, which, blended with her natural qualities, rendered h?J not only an amiable female, but likewise un humble and devoted Christian. Truly, she was "adorned with a meek and quiet spirit, which, in the sight of God, is of great pricc." The possession of these virtues, qualified her for the performance of (ho several duties arising from the relations of life, as daughter, wife, mother, aistet, friend. These duties she discharged in i such manner as to eccure the confidence and es) teem of all who knew her. Yea, of her it might 1 be said, "She had not an euemy." Her kind w and afTablc manner gained her ftiends?her prudence and fidelity retained thom. The kind attentions which the citizens of the community in which she had lived for fifteen years, bestowed K upon her during her late illness, gave evidence the high resfftct which they entertained fox These were gratefully appreciated by her, as sh^expressed to the writer and others. io njr nuBDuna sne was indeed an "helpmeet," hot only in hit domestic engagements, but alOTin his ministerial vocation. And hei three ohildrcu nou> Icnoto and feel that they havi loil'a mother. For more than twenty-two yean she was^a consistent member of the Baptisl Church, enjoying a large portion of persona! piety, ttid exerting a holy influence by hei placid disposition; her punctual attendance on reUMj^us^Mnttefe^ierpjous conversation, and ^ <Jep6rtmeoi , V>*t?v i JL Her )Mt illness famished U Mcwij >n of putting to the test the geauineafedr of fer^fctyand 1 the sincerity of her profession. Attaoked rfoS L'll leutly with, that painful and alarnUDg d^MHU4( PVMntery,'which in her case baffled thii fkill 1 of physicians and the power of medieity^'iliM *$ '1 sufferings WefS'itideed intense' yet nof-a mnr? (?: iftur escaped her lips. The writer of this briel t: *m ?* 'espect, conversed with her with re . gord to her future prospect, and on one occasion remnnceO) it is necessary that we shociM make ?' --M ourselves familiar with death', bo that we may m be always ready', and not be ularmed-At his op' Mproach. To wiiich Bhe replied, "I have long >^Bago pat my trust in God, and feel entirely re '^vigned tt^iis will, and ready to depart whenevei flHie may call me away. Christ is precious to m< ? a Saviour." H For twelve days she bore her sufferings witl ' reat fortitude, her confidence in Ood growing !-jBfctrong?r daily. The chief Anxiety she mant ; .'^Hesteaj was to see her hosband, who was absenl hV-Bon ministerial duties, ond who was enabled U. ^.^Keturn in tim$ to witness the fortitude with which .v< ...v.ioko, wuioH -wivn.ne? upor ' 9icr preparation for death, and hcarthe exhoita (;, ?on? which she addressed IrnKvidAltV to h?l jBhildren to meet her in Heaven, "for, mid shf '*' jB'I ana going itf ere." About the rising of the sui jmm the morning of the Lord's day" the bappj ^ Spirit of .our .dear sister toolc iU.flight from ii ' JMartliN house up "to that building not m a<3 < .. \TBhth hands/ eternal In the' heavehi/' She ha ' Aft? htfsband and three children, a mother, sis .Hers, and a large circle of relativoa and ftrieod So mourn her decease. "Blessed are the dea< flwhieh die in. the Lord, from henceforth; yea rVo^klth (hs Spirit, that they may rest from thoi l.-^eabors, aifd their works do fallow them." *V ;. - ,> J , -r ?? tar IIOLLOWAY'S P1UJS, accitain Remedy for Dfl^sy.?Charles Htitchinson (3$), of Burlington Vermont, was for fifteen months a sad victim to this complaint, so bad was he, one part of the lime, tliut tlio watcf actually oozed through the pores of the skin, and thrice per day . change of apparel became necessary. Every time his doctor called ho expected to find him dead, and in fact gave his friends no liopcs of . his recovery ; his sister Who had derived great benefit by the use of I follow ay's Pills, begged ; him, as a favor to her, to try then*; fortunately for him, Ik did not refuse, und they soon proI | J need a change for tho belter, in four weeks he t ' was again attending to business, having thori ouglilv got rid of the disorder,<npd in the most excellent health aud' jpirils. Tli'oi!? Fills work Wonders in liver "and bilious com plaints. r- . ... p it.. - E3T" It Would hardly do for auy'one to' ti'nvc i tlio temerity now-a-daya to the cxcel .lence'oT Dr. IIoofland'R German Bitters, which are. prepared by Dr. G. M. Jackson. "Jn cases of dyspepsia, liver complaint, and derangement of the digestive orgonst their many virtues liave . long since been made plaiuly:--j9,pj)urcnt. Thoy ptirgo from the system the morbid humors which retard thefr'natural functions, and bring paleness to tho Check,^aud sufibrinc to'thc brow. They banish those-cloga upon happiness, und restore the s\-st^m to higlfheultb. ? 3co advertisement * [July, tag- AGUE AND FEVER of three 3'e&r?r*TTIM?n TVf w T OUIIIUIIIJ* VV *?U|? UUIItt"?V/J?^UOU, 1IV1T living at Beaver Dam, Hanover, county, near Richmond, bad Ague ancLFev'er for tbreo yo'nja, most of-illo time lia<l chills twicea'day, and.5 rarely leestban once: lie was parched 1th fe^ vera as soon as the.chill left him; and after try-, i'rig physicians, quinine, most of this Tonl^. ijad. ..verlisod, and evcrytbiug^ecCnhmo^ed was about to givo up in dea?atr,^wben Cart^fV Spanish Mixturo was/apoken ;oTj .be got two bottles, before he^nd'usecl inorc.tiirtn a FJiigle one, be was perfectly cured, and has not bad a ebill or fever since. . Mr. Longden is only ono.jptpfc,;?f thousands | who have been benefited by t&idgreat tonic, alterative and blood purifier. ' , Sec advertisement. [July. j Z3T CONSTANTLY* INCREASING.* Tlic number of persons, physician^ merchants, and others who add their testimony lo the good effects, produced by STAB LEU'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT AND DIARRHOEA CORDaL, is constantly on the increase. Tho names which ca:i be adduced urc those of persons well known and of undoubted standing in the community for probity and veracity. Such lieing the ease, no one. can for a moment refuse to use or administer these really excellent medicines. A great number of the best physicians in the United States have testified that, they thoy are "%ore reliable than any other, proprietary mcdiciues with which we [they] are acquainted, in the diseases fur which they are prescribed " If you have a Cough, or any disease 6f the throat or lung*, make trial of the Expectorant, and mark the result. The Conlia! may bo token with good cil'ccU in all disease* pfi'ilio bowels. See descriptive pamphlets, to bo h:ul gratis , of the agents. Price of each, only 50 tenia per bi.ttl6, i bf1 six boftics for 02 50. E. II. STABLER & CO., Proprietor. Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore. FOR SALE BY Pa. F. P. rt Alt V, Abbeville District, WAItDLAW St !.VONt, Alvbcville Q. II., j II AVI LAN D, II AURAL ?t CO., Charleston, rrrfd by Druggists generally. 11 2t demtTstry. DEI. SSLAXD1XO IS now in Abbeville, and will be lmppy to attend tdany persons who may desire his pro- j fes?ionnl services. lie may be found at the j MARSHAL!. HOUSE. Julv 11. 1855. 12 ii I Preparatory Military School' YOliliVILLU, S. C. TIIE exercises of this Institution will he resumed 011 MONDAY, tlie SECOND day of JULV. 1'upils are required to report promptly and to this end Parents and Guardiuns are earnestly solicited to bciiiI their sons and wards at, or :i3 near as possible, the beginning of the session. Each pupil is lequired to unifurm himself, and must have every article of clothing inurked. Those fioni other Districts will board in certain families of the ' town, under the immediate supervision of the Principals. TERMS.?For cuch Session of five months, $26 in advance, or ?l>0 at the end of llio Session. Board, including washing, fuel and lights, $10 per month, in advance, or promptly paid at the end of the month. A. COWARD, M. JENKINS. Jbuilpur.nl/Li9;?ucu. James Jones, liraniteville, S. OT; Gen..D. F. Jamison, Orangeburg, C. II., S. C-, Ex-Gov. J. II. Meuux, Buck head, S. C., Gon. D. Wallace, Joncsville, Union, S. C.. Col. I. D. Wilson, Society Hill, Darlington, S C., Gen. R. G. M. Dunovant, Ninety-Six Depot, Abbeville, S. C. Yorkville, July 11, 1855. 12 2t VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE. rVlIIE undert>ignc3 will sell at Auction to JL llie highest bidder, on the 1st day of August next, on tho premises, the Tract of Land whereon ELISHA LAWRENCE now lives [ lying on Keoweo River and Six Miles Creelc, in Pickens District, containing Fifteen Handred ' Acres, one hundred of which is choice river and creek bottom. There is also Two Hundred acres tinder cultivation on the piHce. \ There is lino water power on tho premises, , which is now driving a first class Saw Mill, with f Circular Saw attached There is also on the , premise* a Grist Mill, comfortablo dwellings, nil | necessary out buildings, Threshing Machine, Ac. This Tract is one of the most valuable in the | District, and purchasers are invited to examine I the same. Mr. E. Lawrence, who resides on the premises, will givo all qeccsary information. VV. L. KEITH, \ Tm I G. W. LIDDELL, \ Trustees. ! July 11, 1856. 12 4t > rpnis is tlio title of a HomaDce two numbers on the 1st and JJJlh ef-Jtdy, 1856. ; The scencsare J aid malujy iu thiCnitea States, England snd^pain. Tha work will be printed r on pure white paper with new type and will i equal in quantity ,ofinatUr .kn ordinary sited Duodecimo volume 6f 300 pages It wiH be i promptly Issued and fflrwaraed to all who Hill [ send their orders accompanied with the cosbr TEEMS. ' Single copy, (two number*,) *15 cent*, To ' Clubs ot 8 or more; (per copy,) CO'cent*. : Remittances nriint be mode m bill* or chapgo,' And not in Poet Office Sumps. Address, JAMES M. SMYTHE, Augusta, Ga. ; Jutjt. 4. 18BK. 11 St r Notice. , A LL nersons haying 'demands against Oi* ?> I A tate of JOE t SMITH, deceased; aSro^flested ? to present them properly attested to the tmder9 .signed, to whom also those indebted to the Es^ato 1 are requested to make payment. "" r J. ftSKKlB, I ? ?? M?rch I, 1856. ^ !45 tf f pKF Independent Press copy. ?. v - ;. ?. Kr> . <. -V ..-V it ' i , ? R. SWAPPII ' "WHOLESALE A CLOTHING EST NO. THREE, GRANITE B\ RS. & SON would respectfully invito llio a STOCK of SPRING AND SUM Miitiufuetured by themselves expressly for this mark. TOCJKTIIHR WITH A 1 MEN'S F U It NISI SHIRTS, GLOVES, TRUNKS, COLLARS, SL'SI'EJ KERCHIEFS, VALISES, STOCKS, I>R1 Country merchants wishing to sort up, wil varied stock, and at Charleston l'riccs. . Columbia, Jan. 1 1855. TWn\T\S f TVTTT.T.S 11 . i IIADtI> TIMES illAOE EASY! ^ OwnersJof Grain, Look to your Interest! j ? . , " ; ci Tllli undersigned have associated themselves cl together, for tlie purpose of carrying on tlio Milling business at the following places, viz: li Lowildfisvillc niillK, one mile from Lowndcsrille, two places, upper 'll aud loyer, und C^ilionun Creek Mil ik, * heretofore known as Barnes* Mills. The IXtili-s on the creek liavo just bepn thoroughly repaired from bottom to lop, nud are now 111 complete order for busyicss. From this date, nnd until further notiee, wo grind grain at all of the above places on the fol- , lowing terms: , Corn ami Wheat at all lime', and in the small- j est quantities, f??r the Tenth, and either or both, . cot from a distance of more than fivo miles and I ^ in quarttitiea of twelve bushels or .more, for the I ' Ir V i1' f,* - " *>" M. EltW IN, * July 4, 1655. 11 lm ~TRB CENTRAL HOUSE. COLUHifLl, s. c. t T1IK Subscriber bogs leavo to in- kTj :: .;T?| form his friends ami the public gorier- A ll"B" -v> lhat ',e l,!,s opened tho above *. 'Tn'i ii'iil House on the cornor of Richardson ,aud Taylor street.-*. so long and so favorably * known as "Mrs. IIfor the reception of ) permanent and transient Hoarders. TluMTonsc has been recently enlarged ntul fitted up in tho most modern style. His ronnis nro largo and well ventilated. His servants arc >j< attoutiro#nnd obedient, His Table will always bo supplied with the bot.1 the market and the j, seasons will afford, and hopes that by the con- j stant and unromitiitig ^ttontion of Mrs. Mc- a] Mahon, and himself, to deeervCi fccurc and rc- ^ tain u share of the public patronage. k JAMES McMAIION. " July 4, IF.55. 11 4t jV JOINER AND CABINET SHOP, i b< (At.r? JJoor to I he J'rfsn Cf//!rr,) AUEili^ ILLi: C. IIM S. C. undersigned, thankful for past fnvnrs, _ JSL and ever ready to serve u generous public, ?t? limy ;it all limes l>o found nt his fjliop in the * Eastern Corner and front of Christian &. Dealn'a * Coach Factory,* where lie is prepared to ntnke B I'ANKL I tonus, BUNDS, SASH, MANTr.EPI ECUS, &c.? Ac. 1 will al^? make TABLES, WASII STANDS. "B DESKS, PICTURE FRAMES, ami REPAIR I FURNITURE, ifce. 01 I will keep constantly on hand ready made gi cofhss,. ' ^ r made nf the finest materia! an>l finish, either 111 auk Walnut, Polished, or Covered, to suil the j purdiaser; :>!! of which ! will deliver at uny j, residence in the District, wiiti Hearse free of; , charge, or upon Railroad, if desired in that di- ' reel ion. , O* All Wo^^done? warranted as good as flit* he.st, and cheap according. 10 per c;nt."oil" for CASH ,r.:t rtl 1 V?rk ?l?nuliv me. QeZ | For reference, apply to any gentleman in the ? Incorii'jrutiu.u. *p G. C. BOWERS. , Abbeville C. II., June 10, 1855. y ^tf ) FOIt SALE. L ! A VAU7 AlJl.E PLANTATION IN 0I ' Calhoun Settlement,''on waters L of Calhoun Creek, containing |J Sixtcmi Hnstdred A?*ros, more or less, of whiidi about Eight Hundred art: ^ in WOODS well timbered. ( Tlicro nrc over Two Hundred Acrcs of splen- ! j.' did IJOlTOMS, of which about One Hundred and Thirty nrc in cultivutiun, and nearly the .. whole of which arc secure from injury, except from extraordinary overflows. Much of the .land is superior GRAIN land, and is also (rood COT- x TON land. The PJ mtaliou is in excellent re- V pair, with comfortable on'ttlhiig sbojjso, ^ outbuilding:*, accommodations for sixty or sev- ) enty slaves, good foncinp, itc. It is also well situated for tho transportation ,.'1 of produce, bciug ten niiles from the Savannah llivcr, aa.i the same distance from the Kail Road . at Abbeville C. II. . The proposed route of tho Savannah Valley 'A Rail Road passes within threo miles of it at Cui- .. lioun's Mills, where, should the Road be built, a j Depot will ccrtainly be located. This Plantation is only offered for sale to of- *" feet a division among lite parties in interest. For information as to Term.*, <fcc., apply lo 11 WM. II. PARKER, Estj., at Abbeville C. If., or to Mr. EDWARD PARKER, on tlic Planlatioil. ?r Abbeville, Juno 2<>, 1855. 10 Sin Carolinian and Mercury will copy tJirco j times in Tri-weekly, under bend of " Abbeville Lauds for Sale," nud forward bills to this office. ; v__- s Notico to Creditors. J PURSUANT to tho Order of Chancellor 0| Johnston, I hereby call upon all creditor* p of Henry Simpson, dee'd, whoso demands were i, contracted prior to the 14th day of July A. D. 1652, to present and prove their demands before me', on or before the 1st day of October next. WM. II. PARKER, c. k. a. d. Commissioner's Offic#, \ June 27, 1855. $ 10 8m 1 ~ CALHOUN & DEVEAUX, \ BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERS, c< 162 RICHARDSON STREET, ** COLUMBIA, S. C., THE undersigned has now ou hand* and still receiving n largo assortment of new and valuablo Books, together with all oilier articles usuully kept in Bookstores, all of which he offers to the puffllc upon reasonable terms. Thankful -i for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on J| him, he Hopes by close attention to business, to c merit a continuance of the same. Nov. 2. 1864 .29 ^ V1BLE SOCIETY. v frflHE THIRTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY JL Meeting of the Abbeville District Bible " flgflicty, will be held in the M. E. Church in this Wednesday the 25th day of July. *n?f MBfcgcre of the Society nre requested to j pieet fttuie Store of R. H. W nrdlaw at half-past ft 10 o'cToek.in tb'e morning. The public arc in- J. tiled to nsMmble aftye Church at 11, when an & appropriate Sermoi* delivered by Rev. J. n & WILLIAMS, and as A4ftr?ft by W, M. IIADDEN, Esq. * ISAAC BRANDl?&M&. Abbeville, June 25,1856, .10 far* Due VTesl Tylcacope will plow eopy.-T^ *,? ; Notice. v n ALL pcrnont having demands against the no* ' dtrsfgwed, will present them on or before P Sale-day in September next. AM, aft; pefeon* indebted to the same, are requested to make payment at the same time. -5f.tr; cochhaij. June 19,1855. ? ' ' I'm ? . ?'?? ? Notice. "' J THE Firm of DRENON A IIESTER is now [ dissolved. Thoso indebted by open aotonnt r will pleaae com* forward and settle with W. A- \ Drenon, byjKote or Mtiuy. W? are ooropelled to pay our debt*; ana eanuot doit without funds. Calhoun's MJllp, July 3,18B& jTf ^ 3m ? /a * :&D & son, ND RETAIL miSIIMENT, JILDINGS, COLUMBIA. ttontiun of tlio public to their KX'f ENSIV MER CLOTHING, L.AROK STOCK OF * I a IV IS GOODS; CDIillrf, CAIIPRT 15AOH, ClSAVATS, IIAN'DSSSIK(l-OOWNS, MOKBV-ni- L'I"S. I find, at this establishment, a large an HO ly IBBEV1LLE G8AGH FAGTORY WEJ..?rc cmitfaiiMy IKS, which we will Bell lower thuii ever oll'e 1 ill this market oil time to miiUtlic j>u laper. ? We will liuihl tr? orilc*, Ynv Vehiclo in oi lie of 'husinss, nt tliu shprlerft notice. &3" ltKPAll{lN(J neatly ilone/nn c^eap i ny other EstublUlmici^f in tiic Stiite.'_$Fa All jVcw Work V/arrmitcd. "Wo also lmve oil li.md,. 11 lari^o lot i Fisk's Metallic -Eiirial Cases, ir-tii;ht for protecting for prolong* itcrim-nt, for ti-n.i?;joriatn^' or any other <1 ruble purpose, which we will sell e"ceedingl .... r,... iijcii Wo will also make COT- FINS .mil send to an art of tlio District ?1?*b5rod. We have a new UK A USE, which will go fr< f charge. - Tllds. M. CHRISTIAN, - JAMES L. DKALE. Ahhevillo C. II., Jan. 18, 1855. 3'J Jy Press copy one yenr. iTATE~OF SO?TH~C,VROLiN]l LbcviUc District.?In the Court of OrJinar l the mutter of tho Last Will and Tostamci of Harvey 11. Nelson, deecuscd. TTIIEIIEAS, Application h.ia this day, he( I'V Trfhdc to me, by .Louisa E. Nelson, tl iilow of said deceased; requiring ihe paper pti irting to contain the Last Will und?Tcstamci "saiil Harvey, to he proved in " due form of law hose are therefore to cite anil admonish Knot olson, Ex'or, Henley Lipford and wife Mai , Augustus l.omax, mid wife Mary A., the lie: ; kin and heirs at law of said t" ! id rtpp'cnr before ni", cithel* in person or li ttornoy, at a Court of Ordinary for Abbevil istriot., to bo held at Abbeville Court. Hon: ;i Friday tho 17tli of Aiwiist next,* ut wliii nie and place the validi-v i\f said jwipcr wi i tried. j (iiven under my hand ind'^oal of ofliee, th ITtli day of Mav, 13frf>. WILLIAM HILL, O. A. D. May IT, 1855. . 5 3m nE SJATE CWSOUTll CAROLIXJ Abbeville JJi.strict.?In Jiijuity. artlctt M^Chealhum, ^ y.-J, for ^ t f Trns( Jane Simpson el. at. J * Estate, Ac. PUILSLANT to the oiVSit of Chancell' .Tftlniulnn in - T *.-!?? - *? n 1 - - ... ....a . .1.-1-, 1 Will III I 111)1 itcrv, at Abbeville ('. II., oji Sale-Day in Ai list next, ii likely family of Negroes, viz: . Oman Funny, ami lurr live children, Charlott 'illium. Surah, David :n.?l Frank. TERMS.?A Credit of'twelve months, wit itcreat from the <luy of nile. l'urclia^ r to giv end Tv'iili two gooil .sureties to secure the ptn iase uioiuy, with the prirjlego.of paying (1 hole or* any part thereinbefore (he expirntio ' the credit. CosIh to.L.'.jihh1 in Cash. W.M. .If. FAitlvER, c. i:. a. d. Commissioners OtHoc .';:!y f, ]C-.V SETTER- THAN A FAMINE X7 E are constantly receiving additional sill IV plies to iiur present slouk, biich as lJACOi A 111), mid FLOUR. Daily receiving mid on hand n large snppl r WHITE LEAD, FAINTS, TURI'ENTINI INSEED OIL, a.id anything in Lite Fuintin nc. Six Rales Bivingsvilleund Uatcsvillc COITO ARN. Any of the above srticlefi can be seen ni tight low, for CASH, i:L<jirauitt* Raii^t io. 5. H. S. KERR. May 23. 18;".'.. . 5 tf IIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Ibbcville District?In the Common Plea lTin. B. Porn, "i m vs. > Attachment. ITui. 11. Lloyd. ) JWTI ERISAS, ilic Plaintiff did, on tho thirticl KV day of Juno 1855, lile 1/is dceltmith jainst the Defendant, who (sis it is said) is :>1 ml rroTri, niul without tljo limits of this Stat r;d has neither wife nor attorney known witlii to same, upon whom a copy ot' the paid deela Lion might be served. It is therefore orderei iat the said defendant do appear and plead le Buid declaration, on or heforo the first day nly, which will he in the J"?ar of our Ikh lighteen Hundred and Fifty Six, otherwise fin ml absolute Judgment will then be given at warded against him. t , MATTHEW McDdNALD, c. c. r. Clerk's Ofiice, June 80, lb55. 11 ly illi STATU OF SOUTH CAROUNi Abbeville District.?In Equity. A. P. Robinson, * > Petition for Sale urah E. McKinoey el at. ) L,i"dPURSUANT ,to the Order of Cli?ncfcll< Johnston, I hereby cull npon nil rredito F Robert McKinncy, deo'd, to present nil rovo their demands before me, on or before tl at day of October uext. WM. H. PARKER, c. e. a. d. Commissioner's Officc, ) Juno 27, 1856.. J 10 3m Strayed EjflROM tlib eubpcriber'* residence. on tlio 101 uli., a small SORRjiL MULE, with% bo tee, main and tall. rnacMbd, no other marks r jllectcd. Any infornifttTOP respecting him, wi s thankfully rCecirod. Address ' R. P. HARRISON, Longmire'a Post Office, EdcrflfinM t>iii s p. June 4, 1855. 7* ~tf~ TOBACCO AND SEGABS. PARTICULAR attention is directed to m Stock of Tobacco aud Segaref. Just r eived . 10,000 best Spanish Segars. 25 Boxes various bruitds Tobacoo fro io manufacturers, which will bo sold hb per Ii oicc. HENRY 8. KERR May 80, 1855. - 6 6t ? Notice. A Lb persons having demands against tl rm. Estate of Banders Wijliuimton, decease re hereby notified thai n final settlement of,tl Istato will b$ made in the Ordinary's Office, Llll>AvillA n>tl. AO t.llAB?nAn?l * ? v? ,-v ~wvmm un?utUB^r IU VU ext. W. TV. ANDERSON, A?!mV, April 11, 1865. *. M if .? ? .., ... ? Notice. MCAVINQ disponed of my interest in <1 K* Mercantile business, I wilt gir* warnii 9 all-?rsonK indebted m'c, either by ICoCe LCI. Iiiftto call and settle imipe^iattly, tsl e >eot tbfljjfcaelhe Butt this fall, and shall #!>tl ccordiogfl^Kw* U ?oi ethefthMs:' ' ^ A ? WAr^LER' mvmcnt. oil or beforP lugu.tneii.; c May I, 1855." < 3- . - V: ' V . .* 4 '^. - A House and4 Lot for Sale. a jj T1IB Subscriber having determined to t;o "West," oI ti^kfcre l.wIlOUSF. AND LOT t'10 Town of Dik* Wert I( for palo. The House U ft convenient and comfortable one, with Five'rooms. There are on the E Lot three oilier Rooms suitable for Boarders', to- ! jjet^er with nil other Buildings neoeSsttry to i make ft comforlable home. The entire preini- < sch have just been put in a good state of Re- ' j Tlic LOT is largo, unci the location is one of I tin* most desirable in town. The TliRMS will l>e made li? suit thev times. A lot of new and elegant FUUillTUKE will ; also he sold on reasonable terms. Apply soon. r. \V. 11. NAJSCK. j ! May 23, 1855.' 5 tf Jackson fctreot llespitul nntl Surgical INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES, ' AIH JUST A, ?A. ' r|MIE Undersigned would respectfully call (he L attention of l'ianlers and Slave-owners s generally, to their complete and extensive establiplunetit in Augusta, (ia., for the ncconuuodu? lion of NEGROES requiring SUWilCAL ()!'r* 1 F.ltA'CIONS or Treatment in CUUOXiU 1>ISr* BASKS. lr The li.iil.iing is situated on the corner of Jackson and Feuwiek Streets, between the Georgia and the Savannah Kail Road Depot*; and in sighl : of both. It is therefore convenient for the. reception of patients from a distance. In its eon- | struction, throughout 1 lie entire plan, was kept j in view the special purpose to which it is up- I plied; being furnished with everything which , cart^conduce to the comfort of the SICK. It is | supplied with hoi and cold baths and shower . baths?and has water-closets in each story to of avoid fatigue and exposure to the patients. It is nlso->\vcll ventilated and lighted with gas. * 4, With the ponstaiit attendance of experienced 'd 1 male and femalv nurses, the patient will be saved 1:- j much of the suft'eriiiff which too often is the re ly result of uuuvoiduble neglect iu tlio treatment of Ncirrous in ordinary private practice. iy TERMS?For Board, Lodging uinf Niir.siiip, per lilontli, 310. For all necessary Medical at?o tendance, Surgical Operat.ons, ite., tlie sanlo us ill ordinary city practice. II. F. CAMPBELL, Surgeon, It. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician. May 3, 18o3. ii mtf - HOVv ARD ASSOCIATION, L> PHILADELPHIA. Important Announcement. fTIO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual disJL ease, such as SEMINAL WKAIvNESS. 1M(n POTENCE, CONORRIKEA, GLEET, SYPII>? 1LIS, ?fcc., <fcc. r- Tli.; HOWARD ASSOCIATION of l'hiladelit plilu, iu view of t lie awful destruction of huinan "* life ami licallli, caused by Sexual disease?, uud 1 h tlic deceptions which are practised upon I lie un y ! fortunate victims ol such diseases by Quacks, I *t | have directed their consulting Surgeon, us a I ."0 ttlAISTTABM* ACT Vrmiliy cf '.!; *!" hftnif, ,n 1 iy give MEDICAL ADYICE GRATIS, to nil per j Ip boiir thus afllieli'd, (Malcor Female,) who apply ] so by letter, (post-paid,) with a discription of thrir j "h condition, < nge, occupation, habits of life. ?tc.,) [ 11 f mid iu cases of extreme povertv mid sulTeriiijr to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE, is The Howard Association is it benevolent Institution, established by special endowmrnt.for the relief of the s-ielc und distressed, nfllicted vfiih " VirulouJ and Epidemic diseases," und its funds ? pjin ]in twoil fni? ti<> T* !??? ? L ? VW.V. i.. ....a IIV? *, u snpi>1ii.s of mentis, which tht* Directors have voted to advertise the above notice It is needless to ad! Ill at the Association commands the highest Medical skill <"T the tmc. Address, (post-paul.) Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting burgeon, Howard Association, Pliilj udelphin. }'a. ,, By order of the Director#, x EZRA D. I1E ART WELL,. I'rc*idcnL e Geo. Eairniili>, 8ecre!ar>t. May 1 855. 2 Jy 1(! "hew carjuage shop/ P- ? y, TUB Hubs^rihtfrs : sasss* White SSall, ;l(>bcvillA I>istri<:?, v. i!! build in ordir light CARRIAGES, RUG (iIRS, WAGONS, &.c., of the l?cst material and _ workmanship, on t;,u tno^t 1IDlt.iI iciius. i I UEIW1KING done ut short notice, und in the * best manner. ' The business will be under the supervision of <? our father, Mr. ISRAEL IIOXD. who is favorably known as a Carriage builder (or a number of ty years in Augusta, Georgia. He will uct us our >''> agent in the transaction of all business pertain'B ing to the Cnrriajje business. \v c nope by strict intention and good work, ^ to merit u liberal share of pitlrtfnnge. S. L. BOND, 'd J. r. BOND i? March 7, I8.")5. 4fi ]y bqunty land. ^ r IMIE undersigned having for sometime been JL engaged in prosecuting Cluims against tlio s' General Government, offers his services to thoje who may be entitled to Bounty Laud under the recent Aet of Congress. The Widows and Children of any soldier who h has servoil for Fourteen Days in any of the Wurs >n since 1790, are entitled to receive lf>0 Acres, less >- the number they liuve already received, that is, e, where they have received 40 or 80?they aro iu entitled to receive an addition sufficient to tuako r- 100 Acres. 3, 1 will also buy any number of "WARRANTS lo at the very highest prices, l'cison:?hafing them of to dispose of, will doubtless liud it to their udfd vantage to give me u chance to buy them, before al disposing of them otherwise. ?d Cull at the "Banner" 0(Hce, orif inconvenient to call, mail to me by letter the No. of the Regiment. namo of Colonel, Captain and Company, also the War in which you served, and I will make up.the form of Declaration and scud to you to Imve it executed with ull necepsary instructions. - W. C. DAVIS. A r IT. TVfo^/,1, Oi lfi'R JO *r 0f" THE STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, )r Abbeville District?In Equity. rs" Elizabeth Clay, "> ' 1 rs. I ShadJaclc Cluv, James J- Bill for Partition. Clay, William CJay 1 and others. J IT appearing to my sati?faction that Shadrack _ Clay, James Clay and William Clay, Defendants in the above stated case, reside hoyoud the limits of this State. On motion of Thomson <fc ;1? Fair, Ordered,*that said Defendants do appear, plead, answer or demur to Complainant s Bill 6- within three months from the publication hei^of, . or the same will be taken Pro coiifctto against them. * * W. H. PARKER, c. t a. d Commissioner'* Office, \ ' May 25, 1&6. ) 6 3m - 'THE STAtE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville District?In the Common Pleas. rpATtLTotf P, MOSELEY;' /who is jn llie .L custody of the Shferiff of Abbeville District, by virtue of a Writ of Capiat ad Satisfaciendum. m at the suit of McBryde L Posoy, having filou in my Offioe, together with a Sohednlo of hiii EstSto and effect?, 011 oath his Petition to the Court of Common Please, praying that he may, ? be admitted to the benefit of tne Acts of the General Assembly, mndd for the rolief of Insolvent.Debtors. 'e " It ia orderta, that the said McBryde ?fc Posey. , ' and all othtfr the creditors* to whom the said" Tarlton P. Mfftetay ia iA noy wise indebted, be, j and they A*e hereby summond, and. have' notiet V toappear before the said" Court, wt Abbovilte Court douse, on the first day of Ootobef 'next, 'la show cause, if any they ertttT 1rhy the prnyof of the Petition aforesaid, should not be gran~ ted. ' MATTHEW McpONALD, c. c. p., ! be Offloa of Common Pleas, Abbeville Disi, > ''~l ?g- May. 14, A. IX-1855. ) 01f May 16, 1856. .' 4 . J 'L; igj-1.";1 - ,yJr-ff/j' 1 *I?I?.* * Je ; Estra^r. v . %s' ' v'r?r **. * <iff * Let us Talk About It. i.m artl , V WJK ; <a?? -t I V> 'J 0?| HOLLOW AY'S PILLS. WIIY Ann WE SICK I 5T IIAS BEEN the lot of tlic tinman raco to be weighed down by disease and sulTering. lit)LLO\VAY'S PILLS arc specially adapted to the relief of the WKAK, the XlOliVOL'S, tlic IMPLICATE, and ihe HJjKlUM, of all clinics, ages, sexes, and constitutions. Piofessor Holloway personally superintends the manufacture of liiti medicines in ilic United States, and oilers tlichi to n free and enlightened people, as the beat remedy the world ever saw for the removitl of disease. These Pills B'urtfy the lllooti. These famous PHIs are expressly combined to Operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, the lungs, the skin, tgid the bowels, correcting any derangement in their functions, purifying the blood; tile very fountain of life, and thuscuring disease in all its forms. nud Liver C'otupluiiilK. Nearly half the human racc have taken iIicfc Pills. It bus been proved in all parts of the world, that nothing has been- found equal to tiiein iii cases ol disorders or the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally. They soon give ti ftenltliy tone to thfwe organ.", howcvor much dci*jing?d, mul wjieii nil other means have failed. <>cii(>rnl fJr3>iIily. HI 1 ISualtli. Many of the despotic Covcriiinenta huve opened tlicir Custom Houses to (lie introdnetion of these I'ills, that they may become the lnudieinc of tli? masses. Learned CTdlejics admit that this j medicine is the best remedy ever known for persons of delicate health, or where the system lias been impaired, ns its invigorating properties never fail to nftord relief. Fciiiiiiu Complaints, i No Femalo, young or old, should he without this celebrited medicine. It. corrects and re^ttlutes tho monthly courses at all periods, netirg in many eases "like a charm. It is also the brst and safest medicine that can he given to children oT all ages, and for any complaint; consequently no family should he without it. Ilutloirat/'s J'ills lire the best remedy known in ?//)/ r..t- //... Ti: Asthma * Diarrlioia Indigestion " Bowel Com- Dropsy Influenza plaints Debility lull ninuntiuii Cuiighs Fever and Ague litwtird WenkCo.ds Ft-ninlo Com- ness Chest Diseases plainly " Liver ComCoslivcncHs 'Headache* plaints Dyspepsia Stone and Lownoss of Piles Gravel Spirits Secondary Venereal A (Toe- Worms, of all Symplons tions kinds. . Sold at llic Mriiiufaeiories of Professor IIuli.oway, SO Ithtiden Lane, New York, and 2-lt Strand, London, and l?y till respectable Drugcisis and Dealers of Medicines throughout the United States, and the civilized world, in boxes, at 25 cents, cents, and ?1 each.-There is a considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder, are affixed to each Box. May 10, 4 cowly. JRI f If AND ELEO AM T~ ?artr 8s?isJ A 4- TT_J ?_ IS -i. j tk -t 1 ai> iiuut^u a i/ujjuL, ctuu xioug'j.ass MillROBERTS & ADAMS, AUE now receiving as rich, elegant and cornpl.t? a slock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS as-can be exhibited in Abbeville Dis in IL-Iiiph limp iniiitn t.lm iiltr-ntjon of their I'licuils-rflHl cusiwnfcra and the pablie-gcncratly. Their ftlock has been carefully selected in the Baltimore and Charleston markets, uud consists in part, as follows: Ladies' Dress Goods: Chshmeres, Alpacas, Delaines, Cltalle*, Bombazines, Merinos, Silks, Embroidrii'S, Chemisette, Collars, Undcrslceve.*, Handkerchiefs, UiLbons, Laccs, Mantillas, Cloaks, Ladies' Shoes, Gaiters, IJuisery, Gloves*, Milts, itc., For Gentlemen's "Wear: French and English Cessir/icrep, Tweedy, . Jeans. Satinets. Broadcloths. Vestiars. Ilats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hoisery, Glove*, Ac., &.C., Ac., ALSO, Table Cloths, Towellings, Sherliiigs, fShirliujra, Blankets, Flannels, Negro Cloths, Shoes, Ae., Ac. ALSO, Hardware, Cutlery, China and Glassware, Bngciuff, Rope and Twine, Family Groceries. Ac. We do not pretnnd, in this advertisement, to give a succinct enumeration of ull the articles we have in store, but will take great pleasure in showing the whole of our stock, and con iiJeatly believe the quality of our Goods together willi llic prices at which we offer them, will satisfy uII who call ijpon us thai they cannot do belter thun patronize. ROBERTS & ADAMS. Nov. 10, 1851 33 If THE STATE OF SOUTII CAROLINA, Abbeville District.?In Equily. John Brown and Wi2T'J? nA.!?Amended Bill for Setof Joseph Brown, tfement, Direction. ,, , .. ' , Acconut, ?ic. Maeklrti Brown and Uriah Brown IT appearing to my satisfaction <h^ Mackliu Drown, Atkins Corley. Joseph Deafon, hiicI Beatrice Deason,Henry Bailey, Seraud Bailey and Elizabeth Bailey his,wife, Defendants to the above stated cose, reside beyond tho limits of this State. On motion of II. A. Joneo, Comn-.l?J iL.i ?U Tv r 1 piuiuuuio UUItVIWIf WMC7HI, I Hit I# PUIU JLfCieiJQants do appear, plead, answer or demur to tiic Amcftdcd Bill in said case, within three months from the publication hereof, or Judgment pro covfesso will bo tul.cn fig^>"3t them. i \V. K. rARKISR, c. e. a. v. Commissioner*!! Ofiice,.) April 80. 1855. j 2 3in ' FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. "BT WXLL pay the above reward to onk . JL" any one who willlodtro my Boy ^irl BIOllAftD. in Abbeville Jail. Tho said Boy HICHARD, ia Black, VyVj abont 8 feet, higli, aifc -stout ^j/fJ I have reae6n to believe that lielfc JwaP&%some whore in tho neicrhborhood above (Jokesbury?as hehas rotation* there-/ J.. '' J- R..0UEGS CwKtirTo, tfa., Xprrf 15, 1855. 53 if . ' Notice to Absent Distributees. h/l^XtE Estate 6f John Kei.lcr, Jcccasoi, will bo X eeltlfcf in tlie Orilinary'B Office at Ab.boVillo Court House oxy Thursday the second day of ASBiwt.neprt? rnujlhe DUtributeee and all othera mter?te4-.thcr?in*-*M hereby noti/Ud to be pr?aent? jfl per?6'ii or lay Attorney. ThCtyJ ha*, lug demands aealpst the E*Wte> will present them erth^o^tho -under ?ngne&' nod UjoAo Indebted r 1 209 Comer jua.. dnVRLESTOM) s. c. i T/"KKP oow>taii#tly on hand, and offet to their j JV friends, and tfir> |>ul>lic generally, t*!o d 1 assortment of FOItlCIGN" ANI) DOMESTIC i DRY GOOS in tlic Southern Stales. Their i*Slook is constantly supplied with n full nssort ment of liiBa iDiisas ?????s, of all newcsl vurieties of Style and Fabric, In Silks, Tissues, Haregcu, ^Grfenttdinea, Muslins j llonihnzincs, Alpacas, and Mourning tibiri(]3 of ull kinds. Embroideries and Lace Goods, of every description. Evening Dress Goods, in' every variety. Gentleman's and Boys' "Wear. i Cloths; Cufsiinen<i Vestings, Linen Drills nud j C'iutiii|re, of lieft French Goods. Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans. <ke. FOIl FAMILY USE. 1 j Rose, Whilnoy, and Ituf.1i Rlankets. I Red and White Fiumick . | Hsglitdi and American Cotton Flannel*. French, Kngiish and American Prints and i CJunlirirs. Linens, of Richardson's make, fur Sheetings, j SITIrtings, I'illow Cases, Tublo Damasks, Doylies; j | Napkins, Towelling?. II- I'?. and Huckaback' Din- j pcrs, Fruit Cloths, Glass Cloth?, Apron Liueua i &.c. .! OARPETINGS, ' Ingrain, a Ply, Hritssels, Tapestry itnd VfcR'ct. J | Rritish and American Flmjr Oil Cloths. ' ' Wilton, Velvet and Axininster Ru*>s. White an<l colored Mattings, of all widths. Staii* Rods and Stair Carpeting*, of nil kinds. ( CURTAIN MATEPvIALS, i Of every variety in Silk, Sati't and Worsted. | Curtain Cr.mbried dud M&lins. I Kmhmidcred La re and Muslin Curtain*. , Gilt Cornices, Curtain ('.imps, Holders, l.oop\ | I Tassels, Drapery Cords, Hell Ropes, ?&e. PLANTATION (JOOL)S. j Blankets, Plains, Kerseys*, Caps, j Cotton Osnaberijs, of i'll fliti licit; Sotirlitr:f | j inak?3. i All the above, with every other line of JiiiV I GOOD}7 which can he demanded, are of OUR < O H'Ar DJIiliCT 1MPORTA TIO.V, and are of- j fcred at the lowcut market prices for CASH, or * I CITY ACCKPTAXCJiS. \ The OxVK PRICE SYSTEM u, strictly a.l- \ liercd to. All Gondii uVe H'.l RRAXTElJ, mid [ j all orders tilled with promptness and the most ' carcfu! attention. j DROWNING A LEMAX. ; .Jan. 2ii, It i. 40 Cm CARRIAGES AND /BUGGIES. ! Tn' SUBSC1UBKR i >'<*tnrns "id sincere j thank* for the lib i eral jmtrnipigu rendered liitn for the past two ! years that he has been ettgi njoil in the Curriago | Business, und linp.-s liy the strictest, attention to -J i thb*biisiness hcreafior; to m- rlt a. eontinuauco of ij the Bailie. ... ' lie I legs leave to call the "! trillion of all who I may desire nny article in the line of Carriages and Buggies, to' the tflMr.lt he now lyis hn blind, lie has; I ul'ui i} iiiiiaiii'ii, uiui in ii i/ xj 'y mo; ?ir <jitiiT?-:it styles, besides a splendid sixseaf rock a ?l\-l y; all of which he will Warrant li> he of the tinest material, sul-slantial construction, and most e'ogant finish, for.vulc at aH low prices as can lio :?f- j forded. I AL<?O, i Ono secciul-hnnd CARRY-ALL-, nrifl b*io < second-hand' kiie-horse UAROL'Ulili, for sale cheap. # J tSf" All orders for any style of Carriages or. \ Buggies, filled at the shortest notiee. J ?3?" REPAIRING, in all its branches, done > with neatness and despatch. 12. J. TAYLOR; . . H Abbeville C. II., Jan. 25, 1?55. 40 ly STATE *OF SOUTH GAROJtfNA^ abbe villi: district. ^2." j In the Cant of Common Plea* and Ucneriit \ tlcsiioiu?March Term, 1S55. ' IT IS ORDERED (hat, for the dispatch of tho i business which inny lie left unfinished at this Regular Term, an EXTRA COURT for thin yfft District hn held, to eoinnieaee. on the T11IRI7 MONDAY (tho 16th day) of JULY next, and lo' continue ho Ion? as may be necessary ; that Ju- 1 rors far a Grand Jury and two Pelit Juries for the next Regular Term, and two Petit Juries ft>r ii tho said Extra Court, be now drawn, nnd lm regularly summon^: that this Order he published in tho Newspapers of this District, and that all suitors in this Coitr^ and other persons interested; lake notice thereof. D. L. WAItDLAWV Circuit JudgoV - j A truo tranurripl from the Minnies of Court'.' "K MATTHEW McDONALD, c. c. p. ' ' March 27, 18^5. 4'J to New Spring And Summer CrOfids, ) At f CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S CHEAP CASH STORE, j Abbeville C. IV. WE nre duily receiving onr New Spring J Stock, comprising the Intent styles ; French, English, and American MlryLIN.S u,?1 f<*TU'iii.-i; ? - ??? vau?wi?, I VvHiJf-t French BKILL1AKTE8, '[ Fintf Mnflin GllsGIIAINISi rt>v ^ Vlain rtnd Fanny BAREGES, Bl'k, Col'd, una Fancy Sf I.KS, , r Straw I)0^> N fc'fS and Jlisboa' CLOVES, IIOSIEP.Y, lioime? *VgRBQS&. <* and l'ARASOLS. / J And un unusually Lnrgc and ClTenp Sto^, unBKoinisfUEf, * SWIks CURTAIXS, " ' vj" Gouts' Straw HATS, NECK TIESt^J^V . Wo most respectfully invilo the ottMrttfn ^ the citizens of this District to llio HboVe OwO&r. Wc announce, notwithstanding the prc3sioir in the Money Market tlrfth* rw country, tho system of business adopted by u* more than a year ago, namely, CAfiRp '< "*i which we ahull rigidly adhere? enables ;fln to tOr-'L,. ;w fcr for the coining sou sou, u very laiVe tswSS^tt j&w.-9 prices to unit the It A It D TIMES; . v Wo will constantly receive additions tfiVonglir out the Season, of new and desirable Goods, from New York ond Baltimore. ,, 55arch 27, 1&>5Y. 49 tr. NEW. MARKET ^ND GREENWOOD. *. J r Messrs. Perrymf*n & Waller^ - -"'KM718T7LD Inform tho the public that they \ w have ateofeiatea Mr^JSnmucI Porrymaik ... vj| with .ttiom; for the. pnrposaof carrying on tWMERCANTILE BUSINESS oh a more oiteij?ive ecalo; tba stylq of ihe firm Vill now bu \ PERRYMAX, WALLER & CO, 8t boU?X?rr; *' 1 Market and Greenwood. - Wo-'would aUo#4y tp "^TV our frieadaltftfct w^li&'tetakd.n muck puM,,'Af selecting our Good* AW.'tfe'S?ring fore -wo would refpoclfitlly eoUcIt aa eiarotuMmri/- TO at lafM^;'(U-wo flitt?t <nirvelve^ 'tnat >v?$ tene'e fciid vnrjpiv 61" - Caouot bo jWl' paweilytff tQoffled);i>y^-ft]ay: stock we'r ^?rdr< ? .? w.5.: .. , | - -A T.t'' Wrtiftnii" tniirrnifiwl-J? Vr.? Jfrflwifgrl' *