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BEA, SCR?e08 fc CO. ~ ISBAVfM W Staple and Fancy Dry Good*, J*e*4ly-?*?dte> Ciuiniog-, awC>P8, BOOTS AND8HOE8, ~ CfrocWfc, ifafdtotfe, Sfrocclriee, * ^AI&TS AND OIDB, ;jr,*.WEoioiiw??t &o. Ofot DOOR SOUTH OF THE NEW COURT HOUSE, jfe jL ? -tt '^ttavk opewf.d at tub above fjlauk I * :{!*' A large and nrial assortment of new ana JSiegant woods, to .which th'ev invito attention from their friend* and the trading* comrnrinlty. The Stock hM been purchased with great ?are undor the parwtnal supervision of the proprietor* daring a nrotracUd stay iu New-York, and feel confident in assuring the public that they enn And krlll oifor bargain*. We deem it unnecessary to 'enumerate the article* which we have on hand, ' believing that an examination of oar stock will taeure the belief that baronies may he had by tliingnt our establishment. ry Country prod nee taken in exchange. Creonville, April 3. 47 tf lli-KN THI HAY. AFRIL IDT. the arri:m stock of diirss and fancy foll thi8 sfiasos is now open at tlik Sewing Silk Grenn dines, Plain Silk Ticsuoss . %v. fane Printed l^ereges, Plain Piintcd ' Beroges, Plain Colored Bereges, i iki~r. f PrtTii.Sr.pfr BS'k. Challv, Iticii col'tl Clmllv, .:>J Png. and French Bombazine, WnlPa, Nninnook's Jnconett*, Kiegant French Organdies, Madder colored Lawns, French Piinted Jaconets, Fine dotted Swieees, Polk spotted Muslins, White Plaid Cambrics, i Swiss Kmbroidored Collars, <tc., dec. 1 Ribbons, Buttons and Trimmings, ttiirrllsh find American fast oftWnd Cheap colore 1 Muslins, Kid, Silk nml lisle Gloves. A very complete tusoi t> merit of HOSIERY. The above, with trinity more vet to nriive, AT W. H. HOVEY'S. A pi il 3. 47 3 - :WM&WM?&?mmiiT NEW STORE AZi? WEW GOODS AT DAILSY'-S CROSS ROADS. *t fJMIK nndenditiied Wp Wave to inform his . L friends siwl the putdie vein-rally. that ho. .has just opened *t the eld and well known ftnul ^nf liuur.v * faoa* ne*-*H?l splendid assortment of OOODS, consisting in nnrt of Ki>ir'tsli and American 1'riuSn, from 11$ cent* up; <lii??hntu\ White axi I'riotel Ja?onet?, Muslin - a* low a? 12} cents; Swiss .Mtuliti* lioroxcs, Ed ?. liminof*. Kit than*. &r., Ar. TToih-s Cl<imnvi <'s, T*'e>-<K Kentucky Jeans, *' CvH?wiijt<l?4i, Ill-own nit I lUerx' liv l Unci Drills, > |Iu ?.n4 Slate linens, Drah D'Kte. I'-ashiucrettes .>' 'stini Alpacas. While and Printed iiurseiJlos Vest in^fs. IlieaeUel-aud firswn Miirtiii^s, Tlekiiujs, \*|idjrellar, Jon., At, llan tson's Perfumery, Extriirf.s, Senps. Inks. *? ; ? liA'PR A?i> CAPS, ?n?t r*?nyp(i, Croeksry and MrTL Glassware, Hardware and Cutlery, Drug*, Medicines mid Dye Stuffs. Beady- Mado Clothing, Consisting of 0?ats, Paqt~% Vests, dc. Groceries. r?il?i?tln( ?f Csffi'C, Sugar, Mola*>?e?, Spioo, Tepper, Ginger, .Candies and many other artivle?, too tedious to mention, Tbo above Stock lias been spooled with irreat varo, and purchased at the lowest CASH PRICKS, and w*ll sell them as low as they can be bought elsewhere. |^~Groecri?a will be sold for CASH ONLY. Other goods on a credit to prompt paying, customer*. A Discount of Ten per cent allowed for 4 Cash payment* on all good* except Groceries. I have spared no pain* in endeavoring to supply the wants of the community, and I hope to i>? liberally patronized. W. C. BALLKY. April t 47 tt The State of South Carolina GREENVILLE DISTRICT. In Eqoit).. Samuel Payne ts. Wesley Payne, Lemuel 1 "aytie, Joseph Lampkins and Jvniilv his wife nod oth, era. BiUJnr Partition, Hrlirf, Jkr. Towsxs A Csarsxi.L. Co marts. Sol'a r appearing to my antisfaotion that the Defendants, Lemuel Payne, Uriah Pnvne, Joseph Lampkins and Krnily hit wife, Jane Machcro, and W. Griffith reside without tbo limits of this ,-j Stats. His ordered that they do plead, answer or demur to the BUI in this esse within three months, Asa this date, or tke ?ssu will be taken pro \ asa/aMs agaiast tfticm. S. A. TOWNKK. C. E. G. D. a :i * ? .4av . Ah o?.. J\j?rn . *?i '?>? MedicilSiticcr HnilE Copnrt north ip heretofore existing be1. Ivmr Dm TURPIN * JOttB*. hne beoo din?lr?d by the death of Dr. Wm. P. Trap!*.? All pertoat indebted to the lato firm, trill make Immediate payment to Dr. W. R. Jo nek, snrriring copartner. . "VX71LL continue to oceujij the same office, and in offering hie profeteional services to the public, he faele confident, (from hie long and intimate association with Dr. inarm,) of gisr 'l^'fndlridual. suffering from chronic ditenaee, will find a consultation with '"tTpr, Join very much te their advantage. March #7 4? it S WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING. Jjjfcg P- B. BURNHAM TT AX opened a shop in the room adjoining Dr. -^uXX M. A. Kaaufe Drug Store for the purpose t of tarrying on the above business, and reepeetfullr aeUeita patronage. He will henceforth attend punctually to all work *utrotted to Mm,? lie will, in A short time have, on had an afaeftmewt at Jewelry, which he intend* telling at *ssx w I I I MEL ^nSJI^H^c.^lffw^Al)??' \ \ TiOJib to hit Stock of Dry-Goods and Grocerk>f, wrhUh lie offers. ** . wall en t barg. iua lie wonld state to thoe# -who purchase of him oh credit that their hilts must be paid whoa presented. Call and examine his Stock. Beside the usual articles to be found in the I>rv-Gootlu line lie direct# attention to. the following Groceries , /SV^jtSugorg. Ooffe<\ Molasses, Syrup, Vine jmm gar, Salt, Soaps, Caudles, Ac. Fish !?3S& Fish! Mackerel, Salmon, Herring*. Sardines, lobsters. | ?SJT~ Country produce taken in exchange for Goods. Bacon, Flour, Meal, Corn, l'ons, Potatoes, and other articles in that line, on hand, and 1 for sale cheap. A. OBEENFIEUX March 2a 43 t? Public School. Tin; Spring Term of MR. SHAW'S school will commence Monday April 7, and continue eleron week*. TUITION: Reading and Spelling, $4 ; Reading, Spelling and writing, fr> ; With Grammar,, Geography or Arithmetic, $?; With either two or all of the above, $7 ; IflstofV, Philosophy or Astronomy, $8; Ancient 1languages or the higher branches of Mathematics, $10; Incidental expense v. 23 e. [ StudentsnltoniTinrr ?A?n in > * , - ...vn< vi iii'im will lie required to pay for a w1w>lc term; no tuition received fcr lesathan half a term. Tuition received at. the end of each quarter. REKKKKNCBSj?u?v. S. a Oaili.ard, Moj. a A. Townrs, T. C. Gowks, Keep, Col. W. II. C.wliiKii. J. A. Pa vi p. Ksq., IT. T. Smith, F-sq. A continuance of the public patronage id rcs1 pectfnllv solicited. I MareU 27 40 St. Merchant Tailoring. ! rl"MlE ?ul*cril?er ha* now on hand, mid will i -1. continue to receive n superior assortment of 1 French, Fiiglisla, Plain and Twilled Cloths, ; Plain nnd Fancy Black Doeskin Caesimeres, . Plnin Black anil Fancy Silk and Satin Vcstings, i Plain and Fig'd. White Silk nnd Marseilles " Tweed*, BraTiD'Eto and CnsLtherett " " | and a large variety of Goods suitable for Gont) emeu's wear. All of which he is prepared to render up in the latest stvle and finish, having in liia TAILORING DEPARTMENT the most reliable and efficient workmen. Mr. O. A. Picklf, so long and favorably known us an excellent i[ workman, continues in the cutting and fitting department itTAU. WORK WARRANTED. i?3' t)y ?i.cjf siAXitjrrOj A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF j IfOia S'-ffMHXa WlEAiiL * I Such as Black and Fawrv Coats. Vests. Pants, Drawers. Sliirts. Half iloso, I'nder-SJiirts ami Shirt Collars, w liich he will *ell LOW FOR OAS}], Give us a call before you purchase elsewhere. * . O. IV DYKR. March 2d. 43 a |*y Patriot and Mountaineer copy twice. THE GBEENVILLE mm w i MAIN STREET, NEXT TO M BEE ft BALE. i *?in THE Subaei ilter ha* on hand u large and &Si?well-selreted Stock <.f MISCELLANEOUS, *\2?/?SCIlOOL and CLASSICAL BOOKS, i Writing Paper, Blank Books, Memorandum*, Ac. Writing Dent* and Cases, Portfolios, Cold auk Steel Pens. Pencil^ Ink, Sealing Wax, Wnfc'A Slate*, < miw Books, Ink-Stands, Ruler*, Ac., Ac. G. K. ELFORD, Sign of the Big Book. I March 6. 4.1 3m | ' STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA. ' GREENVILLE DISTRICT. In Equity. Masacna Taylor, Adminiftrntor, Ac., et al vs. Caroline Hodge*, et al. Bill for Partition, Ar. BY order of tho Conrt of Equity, in this case, I will sell at public outcry, before the Court House door of Greenville District, on the first Monday in May next, all the following Tracts of Land, viz: TRAITT Kiv 1 onst?i?in? 'A A-..? ? - "-p -? ??virn, HWiiiUK U by land* of Ul W. IIo<!;^?k, Mr*. llarton and llawkins. THACT Xo. 2. containing BH Acre*. bounded by land* of I). W. Hodge* and Jeremiah Tranitnell. TIlfTT Xo. 3. containing 251 Acre*, bound* 1 by land* of Mr*. Pickett, J. Trammel 1, 1>. W. I lodge* nnd John Hawkins. Til A OT No. t containing 4 Acres, bounded br land* of D. W. I lodge*. TRACT No. 5, containing 21 Aer**, bounded by land* of I). W. Hodges mid Joseph Goodwyn. TllAOT No. rt, containing 207 Acre*, hounded hv lands of P. W. Hodge*. Porfman Howard, friaries Ooanell and .Tolin F. Diglitower. TRACT No. 7, containing 35 Aero*, bounded by laud* belonging to the Estate of John \V. Hodges, deceased, and land granted to John Znnal. AU of ?aid Lands Wing and bciag ai'uato on water* of North Pork of Roluda Riyer, in the j District and State aforesaid. Tkhm* or Sale.?Purchaser to giro bond, payable In one and two years from day of aide, with two sufficient sureties to secure'the purchase money; cost* ot the sale to bo paid in cash. R. A. TOWSKS, C. K O. P. Commissioner's < iffieo, March 2(1, 1866. March 27 66 td THE EXAMINER. to southern writers. THK editor of the The Examiner, desirous of enlisting the aid of SOUTHREN I LITERARY TALENT in his enterprise, ofI fcrs to thooo who iuu* he disposed to render 1 that aid, a prize of FlFTY DOLLARS for the BEST ORIGINAL TALE, not to occupy Uat than twenty columns of the Examiner (about fifty pages of foolscap iu ordinary writing.) Tfie manuscript* will bo submitted to a competent committee and their decision published. Should any other of the tales, in the editor's opinion, be deemed worthy of publication in Tn* Examiner, the :> .?Ml k- _ A ?S. I. ?L e wnwr win do lurui^iieu wivn uib |W'|'?r IW five years free of expense. This proposition wilt remain Open until the first of May, 1866. Writers may enclose their names in a separate envelope, which will not be opened until the deouiOQ of the committee shall >o mwle known. Ad Jress W. B. Joh>sto*, Columbia. {* - v?**" > *? m t rat or and Administratrix* of the' estate of William Blasaingame, deceased, Reuben Clayton and Elisabeth hi* -wife, William Blasoiagame, Robert Lylesand Lydin his wife, Thomas B. BlaMiugtme, John G. E, Ulassingnme, leSd heirs ajvf represents tires of said wflnam laasiaeame, deeeased, Defendants. Mill firr Final Settlement and Decree. IT appearing to my Ratiafaetion that Itueben Clayton ssd KlizsbeU* hU wife, William Dlasaingumc. Robert I.yles and Lydia hin wife, Tluusas !i. Blnssingeme end John O. K. Blnssingame, reside without the limits of this State: It is therefore ordered and decreed, that they do appear nt a Court of Ordinary to 1>? holden at Ureenvillo Court House for Greenville District on the 23d day of May next, at 11 o'clock, A. M., and shew causes, if any (hoy can, why a Final settlement and Decree of tn? Personal Estate of said deceased should not be made, or their consent, on default, will be entered of record. ROBERT McKAY, O.O. D. Ordinary's Office, Greenville, S. C. ) February 16th, 1866. J 43-3m "the statFof south casounaT" GREENVILLE DISTRICT. Til thfi- dmirt n-f OfrHner^.i John G. Garrison and 0. ^V\ Garrison, administrators, Applicant*, against Peter Garrison, Edmund Garrison and others, legal heirs and representatives of David Garrison, deceased. Defendants. Petition for Final Settlement an J Decree. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Teter Garrison ana Edmund Garrison reside without the limits of this State : It is ordered and decreed, that ther do appear at a Court of Ordinary to be holaen at Greenville Court House for Greenville District, on the 9th day of May next, and shew cause, if any they can, why a Hitnl settlement and decree of tin; personal estate of David Garrison, deceased, sh.-.nld not bo had, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. ROBERT McKAY. O. 0. V. Greenville, 8. t\ I OrditiAiy's Office, 1 Oth Feb. 183(1. ) 43-3 in STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Greenville District. IS TIIK COCIIT OF OIIDIN'ARV. \Vii.i.iam 3L Lk.akk, applicant, vs. C. J. Klfuru, Administrator of the estate of Isaac II. Bens nurr, deceased, 1. M. Springkr and Olivia A. Wl'Sissf.B, Mr irifr, J??w Ji llmiwum MipjaiiJu. Leake,SamuelIV. Bkneoict, Tiiova* J. Brxicincrr, legal heirs and representatives of I. H. Benkakt, deceased, Defendants. Partition I for Final Settlement of the Per eon al Kttate. T appearing to my satisfaction that I. M. 8 mux GEO, and Oi.ivia A. his wife and S.amckl W. Bknkimct, reside without the limits of this State: It is ordered and decreed that they do appear st a Court of Ordinary to bo holden at Greenville C. 11., of Greenville District, on Friday tlio 2Jhl day of May, A. D. 1860. and shew cause, if any they can, why n Final Settlement and Decree ol the Personal K-stiite of Isaac II. 15?cxm?icr, deceased, should not he had, else their consent to the same will be entered of record. ROBERT McKAY, O. O. D. Ordinary's Office, 21st of Feb. 1858.-42?Jim ST ATE OF SOIITH *C AROLIIf A. Greenville District IN' TllR COURT OF OlilHNAKY. V??v- ?< .u- v _? ....wj, 4k?HiiinoM ikiia ui die i^vnic ?l Knr.dt Dill, deceased, Applicant, vs. Rebecca Hcnson, Sidney Butler, Edward Dill, .Inhn Dill, Sarah Garrett and Matthew Garrett her husband. Defendants. Petition for funds of Ileal Potato to jmy the debts of the said Sarah Dill, deceased. JT appearing that Sarah Gnrrctt and Matthew (inrrett, her husband, reside without the limits of the State : It. is, therefore ordered, that they do ap]>car at the Court of Ordinary to ho hoblen at Greenville Court House for Greenville District, on the Pith day of May, Anno Domini, IfiSO, to shew cause, if aay they can, why tho proceeds of the sale of the real estate of Sarah J till, deceased, sold by mo for partitition and division, should not lie paid over to Anny Hanson, Administratrix of 4ho said Sarah Dill, to lie applied by her to the payment of the debts of the said Sarah Dill. Given under my hand and seal, this 11th [r. s.1 dav of Fehruarv, A. D., 1856. " ROBERT McK A Y.Feb. 14-10-3m Ordinary of Greenville Dist. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA^ GItEKNVTLDE DISTRICT. In the Court of Ordinary. Fortune!u* L Johnson, Administrator with Will anuexed.apnlieant, against Minor Cox, William Cox, and others. Defendants, Legatees of the estate of James E. Cox. deceased. Petition for Finn! Settlement and Decree of the Per tonal Kttate. TT appearing to roy satisfaction that Minor Cox, ..f It., ft./ 1.. 4. TJ !4t__ 4 ~ < ? *?' " nit i/oiciinuiiw, reiiHicfl wiuioui inr limiU of ti*is Stole: It. i* therefore ordered and decreed that ho do appear nTiTeftfirt flf I'Tillimry to lx? holilen at Greenville court. house for Orecnvillo District, on the 80th day of May noxt, nt 11 o'clock, A. M., and show cause, if any ho can, why a Final Settlement -and Decree ol the Personal Estate of said deceased, should not be made; else his consent to the same, will be taken as confessed. ROBERT MoKAY, [u a] Ordinary's Ottioe, ) O. O. D. Greenville, S. C\, 7th March. \ 4-l-8m WILLI4.HM A FEANTEJR, Wholesale & Retail Grocers AND BUYERS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, Greenville, 8. C., HAVE just roeeived, and will continue to keep on hand a goad supply of Coffee, 8agar. Molasses, Rice. Salt, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Veal, Nails, and Many other Articles pertaining to a Grocery Establishment, to whiMt wc invite public attention, Wo arc trading in Articles that require large Cosh Investment and admit of Imt short profits, and we find, by experience, that it is impossible to do bust ties* on a limited credit. Wo shall, therefore, discard Imolca, and in future, without duaiueUoii o? excepiie;., require CASH on delivery of Goods. We are also MTY1\'? PROBlTCR ?f .!? criptiort, and will pny tho hivhost nmrkoi price*, either in Ca*h or Cood*, at the nlcaeure of the jac.)b v. rtum txoxAmv wnxum. Nov. 2. 25 tf. MESSRS. GRADY <* GOOD LETT HAVE lU?MOVFJ> INTO * THEIR 'NEW 8TORE Opposite their Old Stand, Where they will continue to noil h> their rimtoroeteand frienteDKY GOOIX*. GROCKlllKS, Ae., at price* AS JX)\V aa eon be had. Dee. 17. 11 tf XZold Pens. AFTNR uwrtmeat of GOLD rtN8, with Silver Holder*, may be found at the flre?n< vffle Book Wore. 0 t tXFORD. Horeh l?. 44 tf gggggggg _ _ JijJL C. J. E?FOM.a?an7nj^^ , J*s. 10. 85 ?m 1 &88P & G6ODLETT, Ar?eie?iassrara3 AVI? jlaw, ttrecnTtflc, 8. C. ASTOflRco next d^or to F. F. Beat-tie ?fc Co. j. p. rf.kd.] [ . d. ooodlktt. lni?u?rr 12 85 tf Thompson & Easley, ATTORNYS AT LAW. GREENVILLE C. II., S. C. June 2.1, 1854. ^ 9 " ImjJAiTFPRiCE; : Attorney at Law. | XXJHX punctually attend to nil matters en* J Y T tvusted to ItU cure. He mojr he found for the present, at tho Law Olfles of Messrs. * Tiiowro* A Rasucy, or nt the office of the South m Enterprise, Greenville C. H. Feb 14. 40 tf ~Wll.II 0 V EY, I" PROPRIETOR OF GlreenbilU, 5. C. , FANCY & STAPLE OftY GOODS, RICH 0RE8S SILKS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, gbuwlt, IVIantllas & Embfokderle*. AOENT FOR RICH'S FIRF.-PROOF SAFF3*, Stoddard's Warranted Fiano Fort cm, * y Mr*. Allen's Word's Hair Restorer, ?.?: , T>r. W. B Moflfntt's Pills and Bittern, ' ? ^ ' t>r. David Jaynu's Patent Medicines, 3"^ ] London ?fr 0,'? " 14 J ? X B. A I). Sands' Sarsnparilhv, J P", < Ao. 2, Clrareiand't Building*, Xeurltf oppotite Munition Jfouxr. January 17, 1850. 80 tf Life nnd Property Insured. iLIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE! THE ASHEVILLE Jllutual Snsuranrc Cnmjimu] larorti Bom**, Store* and ether Prop rty AGAINST FIRE : And the Urti of White Peraona and Slaves, between the age* of 10 and 60 gear* i ON such term* am to render it ti most aafu anil 1 deairnhlc investment* Full detail*, with 1 the Constitution and By-Low* of the Company, will be funnelled on application to any of tlto Of- 1 ficora of the Contpnnv. I JOSKPft It, OS BORN K Petit. W. McDOWKLL, Virel're*. | Ja*. a R wkix, Sttretarg A Treasurer. JOHN W. GRADY, Agent, j Dee. 27-tf. GREENVILLE, S. C. &aaaas^ra-!ha>3 Dissolution of Co-Partnership. ' rI~MlE *ubscriher* having purchased the entiro 1 interest of K. N. GOWKll, in the Firm of Cownaa. Cox A Madkut, take thin inetho<l of calling on all per*on* indebted to them to make immediate payment* GOWKR, COX A MARKLKY. Tuna. f\ Cotrrit, ) Tih?. M. Cox, V II. C. Mabkut, ) yck. <& b?? r|"MIE undersigned having sold out. his interest, L to hia Into partner*in the Wagon and Carriage liuniucss, would take this opportunity to recommend them to the confidence of his friends and tlie public. He feels assured the business of the new Firm will suffer no detriment by his withdrawal, as they are employing the very best workmen in all departments o~f their business. (Signed) K N. GO W Kit. Greenville, January 1, Jan. 10 35 tf Planter's Hotel TI1K subscriber being desirous of retirr'iif ino from the business would offer the above well know nnd Ion# established llotel for sale. This Hotel is situated in one of the best sites in the town of Greenville, and is now in thorough repair. It hns attached to the premises two lino Ten Fin Alleys. Stable*. Um?g? ffowse, L ?-? -? ? " The Hotel is cap*bio of accommodating about one hundred persons, and could with hut little expense, be mndo to accommodate dounle that . number. To any person desirous of entering into the biinine*?, the above offers an opportunity | rarely met. with. For terms, (which will bo moderate,) or fur tlier particulars, apply to THOMAS STF.EX, FeU 1. 39-tf. Proprietor of 1'lnntor's Hotel. TjgttGHANrS HOTELT~ BY JAMES M. HURST, ! (CIEIAIRrjISMH, ?. (G, Board?$160 Per Day. -February :ll. 41 tf Last Notice. ALT. PERSONS indebted to ths concern of 1* N. Powct* ?t Co. by Koto or Book Account are now informed that longer indulgence I cannot be given. Consequently all such Notes ! and accounts remaining unpaid upon the 1st of March will be put in suit without farther notice. J. J. JIOVKY, . Jan. 31. 38-6 Surviving Co psrtnft-. j Warrants^ Warrants! ' VT. K. 3ASZ.3Y, A TTWCWET AT LAW, i* prepared with *11 X*. necesaary instructions to procure Bounty ( Land Warranto under the late not of Congress, granting ICO acre* to all who may hare serv ed in ' any of the war*. Immediate attention given to any buainoM of Ute kind entrusted to his care. i March 16. 44 tf Administrator's Solo. BY virtue of an order from the court of Or- ' dinary, 1 will sell before the court-house door in Greenville, on the first Monday (sale* day) in April next, the following personal proparty belonging to the estate of 2era Davie, dscoaaed: . One Negro Boy, abont sixteen roars of age, Bridle, Saddle and Blanket. One Trunk and Wearing Apparel I TERMS.?Sums of $S; and under that smownt, j Cash, Sums over M aaredit of 1 'Jmonth* '"to , rest from dale, with good secnrHjfJOIfffC GIO.ES, Adm r. 1 Mar'k )X 44 5 I ... COLUMBIA ADVERTISKHENTS. ~ ~~ ' l,'.VrC" * M. W. 8TTHEW00P. WW. HCNR> SMITH, Bythewood ft Smith, e?MM?ssten merchaht$5, FO? TIMC BALX CT Roal Estate, Negroes, Cotton. Flour, Grain, ANXi MX HATXM OF PRODUCE AND MERCRAN DISE, 204 Exchange Roto, Richardson St. COLUMBIA, 8. C. R?f?rcucvi. V Steithouae, Allen ft Co., nnrt Wittie ft Goodwin. Charleston; Johu A. Crawford end Richard Anderson. Col uiubia, S. C.; Brawlcy A- Alexander, Cheater C. 11. ; Col. 8. Jf. Btowe, Yorkrillo, 8. C.; Bprlnjn* ft MuLcod, Charlotte, N. C.; Michael Brown, Haliaburv, N. C.; R. C. Cooks, Concord, N. C.; I>r. W. lR. Ilolt, Lexinyfon, N. 3.; Whitfield Walker,'Newberry. 8. C.; J. drown, Anderson, S, C-.; Gower, Cox A Mnrklcy, jrecnville, 8. C. ; Jno. Kyle, Lsurone, 8. C. Feb, 2ft. 42 Stn G. 8. BOWER, IVantifactarcr and Dealer in ,-^gg FURNITURE or every description, fiiWll I'll A1 US of evn v style. FISK'S CELEBRATED METALlC BURIAL CAS?S, Opposite tin: Covgacee. itouse, Dee. 7. COLUMBIA, p. y- 1 y "L^rTLEVlN" Auctioneer and CoinmiMion Merohant, (?L RKFKKUEN CteSw . John A. Crawford, PrtnUlmt Cmtimrrcial Bunk Fon.v Caldwell, Prctidenf South Carolina Rail road Company, Hon. Joiim S. I'kkston, Joiin Barer, Columbia. Morhscia ?t Co., IIcNut Mwdro^n, lion. W. F. Colcock, Charleston, may 26. 2 tf 8. UEAt.EIt IS Religious, Miscellaneous find School 128 Rlchardnou Struct, coli'miha, s. c. AMERICAN HOTEL. OeSTAEJSHrSJX.SVj, 0- co? THE friends of this establishment, nml : yjiif tho public at large, are respectfully informed that this HOTEL will Inj continued and kept open for the reception of nil who may feel disposed to patronise it The services of Mr. J AM KB I* HEARD, long favorably known in connexion with the Hotel, IirVR been accuryd. A continuation of tho patronage heretofore : given, ia respectfully solicited. KA ??:II L-1 ? ' >!-' 'i? 1 *" vy.vi I?v- njmrcu IU JITV BIlllBlltVllOn. The Culinary department will be supplied with the selection of the market. Gentlemen with their families visiting or passing through Columbia eon he furnished with tin surpassed necnmihodntioiis; the location being central, retired and convenient to pleasure nnd business. Mr. iOIIN A. HHFIIT.T, will eontinne his location at the Stable* in roar of the Hotel. lli? omnibus and Carriage line will he in readiness nt the different Depots ami nt the Hotel nt nil necessary hours, to convey passengers to and from the establishment. Guests desiring Carriages can lmva them nt any hour. \V. HOLI.1XGER, Proprietor. Jan. 17. 3d < - - tf THE NEW ERA, Is Published every Friday Evming in (X)LUMBIA, S. C. It IT JAMES A. Cl'RTKS. Terms : ?'i per annum, in Advance. Dec 7. 31 tf Southern Literary Messenger, FOR TUP. VRAR 18,10. 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Iv Thc lloiuc Journal Tor 1856; NEW AND BRILLIANT K Kit IKS. last week issued the first number 6f \ t the Ne w Series of the Home Journal for 1850, in n new dress, and with h6w h'ttriicttoti*. It contained Chapters T. and if: of PAUL FANE, OR PARTS OF A LIFE ELSE UNTOLD. A Novel in Serial Numbers. Ry N. P. Wilms. That numlief also contain?'! tfio commencement of u sei iea nf rn-I *....!! ? ~?I-" --- ? wi W. >??sar*l UUfritJVIf, in verso, founded upon fact. 4m(M, "Tub Story ok a Star," by J. M. Kiklo. 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