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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. ae. Issa.

Cleared.
sfGi S'E ssiSG
An av 'Sm
s s T "a sbf o% S a Ion
SIR Troy, Hin from LSpdon FoItsmopth Oct p and the
ls & $ neso sGP o a off for M
Brig Roare corning day. from Par. with hides and specie
sihI CsTsns :, days from s with hide,
& on S.o $ 81 If Orleans X. hs
i, ssby ,ry wes on Ssr. a% ST. Johns
in ssh sm em
mdse, TO master
One ship. Wind NNw.
Packet ship Iowa. Pell. Havre. and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
o'T'Gr os Ss THE KE cs, p, l,'Iias,sgprH
% % s::" 6 Ssf
@ias f:'isss
ss Pt for RTsG s Albany
ssd
ss S Bedford e: hPsy % do
General Record.
PACKET GARRIoK skddy for Liverpool, win sail
day. Her letter bags will close Gpn. in the Merchants
Exchange.
9Th struck with whrwind which lasted only about
IS seconds but carried her fore and fore opgaant
mas. breaking the yard two pieeesasq carried away the
fore .a and several otsr. The ss ., which
WAS h,pd down. torn r., from the hoops and and fell
touched ship Was seen about three miles distant which
AsHoRE-A large fore and aft sch shore the Sound
'ds o. ssmins. s Ms Orleans Mor,n from
Hiysn New YORK si Key YVES, SEPT. and i. supposed
succeeding day, as she was heavily laden with sugar
WhaIcmen.
saledfro New Bedford a2d inst Janus tnew) for Indian
MsIcaor DeIano, of NIB; Gsosraph Bay March with
and the n 90 into the bays for hunphsck oil.
hcso4 S:y My n sS OF osS s'rs ,SSs
swift FIJI $50 The George has been reported on OF Shore
Spoken.
Industry from New Hyen FOR West Indies Oct 2l off Cape
Benjamin Alexandra for Boston. Oct %. off Great Egg
Pacific, Norfolk for Providence Oct %, off Bamegst
Camera, Boston for NoElean. Oct g. of Bs g
Coral Alexandra for Thomason Oct 20, off Egg Haroor.
Foreign Ports.
1saS NIB o Dublin sA atfs% B h c
n ao S nsgoo Ws Gas
ses Henry. }o9acps. Lsegsei: Edward DPIssis PsiqsI
Gsn nep sso DeaS Bill of Mf bn
Rs5 Wa,ecr' aspclcon' Gsiia, Fhsdephs wv
ldg for Wilmington, TO sail 18th.
MATASzAs, Oct Tin port, Ontario Hart for Boston, ready
sail
BARsABpoEs, dste--Au sophrona, Newcomb, Alexsn-
dra, DC.
suRIsAM Sept lin port, Premium, Foster, from Gouces-
disg.
BfLlns, Hon. Oct Pin port, John Fairfield Rodick for
York, or 0 days.
BAHIA Aug 20Sd Sterling Symmes, from Boston, having
fepiired RAIDER, for Manila.
CApIz Sept i-sld Gardner, Bradstrcet Boston.
MALAGA Sept -ln port, Margiretta Everett for NYok,
part Of fri engaged; Cordeia Woodwork, DO, unc.
MAKsrLLEs Sept 2OIn pot, Lotos Bach disg; DENIM
SON io NYor 2s Georges, Coulter for do, 3Oh ValhaIla
Thatcher for NOeans Oct Il Tuscany, dg. Sid 18Th, Avo.
Ia Jordan, NOrleans. -
LrcHoRr, Sept l7n port, Spring, Hamilton, for NYok.
Home Ports.
MAcHr.s PoRr Oct IL Arr Mary Chase NYork l7th, FIX.
ample simpson, do; 18Th, OrgoD Bryant do.
DEra ISIS Oct PAR Catherine Marshall, Calais for New
York.
FRANKFORT Oct Au Cleaner Stevens, Boston. to load
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Foreign lmportatiOns.

PApANG-shp Ehza Ann26 bk 33l bags Java coffee
522 do Sumatra coffee $50 bd 1870 pculs wood
Stone Silsbee Pnkman Saem-324 bags Sumatra coffee
Penge, do-30 order.
LoNDoN-Ship Tov73O sovereigns Macy SONGS tons
lumber II cks w Harris-i5d do Lee colo hhas
Norwood coz Lawrence Murray Ingate-22 bales
Masters, Markoe coz do Eaw Collins T
Harn-l pkg De lmar-30 bags to order.
PARA-Bg Roare-Si000 % bbls basan hides
bags rolls sasapaI 10 bbs mds 90 do glue do India
rubber bottles do Corning
X son-l28 do Allen X Paxson.
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nor Ms; Signal Waton Ponce. Pn Mariner. Adams Nam
tncket; Elzbeth Rebeeca Green Albany; Forest King
Kelly, Bangor on the Pa'uxen bound up, Grace Brown
Myers. from Rotterdam Cid Columbl, Cooper, Galveston
Texs.- -
ALEXANDRIA, DC. Oct 2i-Arr Gomar, Passport.
RicHMoSD Oct 2l-Arr Rothschld. New York; Jefferson
Lubec Kchd TAYLOR, Thomaston; Olivia Bnckle New York
Sid Edinburgh SaugeTiies.
NoRFoLK, Ger 23-An Commodore, Wilcox, Bristol RI
Lucinda snow, Tundy Petersburg finish dg for Boston.
CHARLEsroN, Oct 2l-Au JOS Brown, Newport, ri; Bra
dore. Bangor. Me.
MoBiLE, Ocl l6-Au Greeian. New Haven.
NEw QRLEANs, Oct E-Ild Eliz beth, Antwerp; Louis
vile, NNork.
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owng TO the nclemency Of the weather but little out
door business was transacted to. day.
.4shss-About 10 bbls of pot. were taken M q 80
nothing dong in pearls equote at IS s7i
Coiton-The sales amount to 675 bales
F7our-we have no change to notice Canal remains at
e
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On Tuesday evening" 25th inst by the Rev Mr.. rosal
pastor OF the Allen street NJ E. Church. Mr. JOSIAH p.
kKsArr to Miss MARY C., daughter Of Henry Moore,
Esq, all of this city.
She has ccurted long, that maid dear,
Her courtshps now DER,
She has taken KNAPt, we have no fear,
But he has taken MooRE.
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To the Right Honorable Sir Robert Peel Bart p, First
Lord Commissioner of her Majesy's Treasury
Sm,-The American Chamber Of Commerce of Liver
pool desire respectfully to bring under the consideration
of her Maesty Government the impocy of the present
high rate of duty foreign tobacco and the benefit
commerce well as to the revenue, which would arise
from such reduction would the temptation
held out to the smugger.
The cost of tobacco, including freight and all charges
is from Sd to I'D per b. and the duty is IS per h. being
900 per cent the value duty enormously dispro
portioned to the cost offers an irresistible premium the
illicit trader for the expense of smuggling tobacco by the
cargo including the first does not exceed 9td
and has asc eraned that the smugger receives Cd
per ID less than the duty cd per h. which yields
him clear profit of Is sgd to the injury not only Of
the revenue but ofthe fair trader
The effect Of this heavy duty in diminishing the
sumption OF duty paid tobacco is further exemped by
the fact that while all other articles OF general consump
ton have progressively increased with the Of
the population, tobacco alone forms exception, will
appear from the following
COMPARATIVE SCALE OF POPULATION AND CONSUMPTION
TEA, COFFEE AND TOBACCO, IN GREAT BRITAIN IRE
LAND, COMPILED FROM PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
Population. Tea. Coffee. Tobacco.
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Died.

On Monday, oath inst, JANE, infant daughter of Will
ham and Jane Watson, aged "a months and IL days.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock from No Hague
street
AT Burlington, N. j., on the 22d INST. JOHN b. SMITH,
formerly a resident ofthis city, aged 70 years
On Monday, oath inst MARY CArHERIsE infant daugh-
ter of ~ B. Mountfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-26
THE COMPLEXION AND SKIN.
ROWLAND'S KALYDOR
An Eastern Botanical Discovery of surpri-
sing Efficacy.

ASA CREATOR AND CONSERVATION OF THAT
a most distinguished charm Of female ovenessa transpa-
fair skim Rowands Kali may be- said exert an al
magical Composed for the part Oriental
balsamc exocs, TO the exclusion of all mineral
distinguished incidentally for bland puri-
Tying and soothing action the skin and by acting
the and minute secretoy vessels expes all impurities
from the surface aays every tendency TO inflammation and
BY this alone eeeualy disspates all edncss PIN.
pies spots freckes sunbu and other unsghty
stations 50 nimica to female beauty It's constant sppica
whiteness while to the neck hand and arm bestows de-
with eve appearance Of youthful charm the advanced
periods Of life,
IL is invaluable renovang and refreshing wash during
travelling TO the dust harsh winds and the
heated atmosphere of crowded assemblies.
To gentlemen afflicted with tenderness of the skin in shaw
ing the application of the Kalydor will be found aay all
ticuaT irritation.
ROwland's Odonto, or, Pearl Dentifrice.
pared from Oriental Herbs Of the delightful odour and Of
for strengthening and thoroughly
cleansing the Teeth
eradcates tartar the teeth spots Of incpient
decay poishes aud the ename-to which gives
pearke whteness and above all from dsniecng proper.
ties gives the BREATH As antiscorbutic the
gums share in its trancenant Scurvy is eradca-
from tem healthy action AMI redness induced that
offer notice Of the medical practitioner the indubi-
table signs of their heahiu state.
CAUTION,-On purchasing, Beware Of Counterfen!-
that small label afred 10 each article, bearing the
names of the subscribeTs-thus MessIs. DODGE, CUM
MING CO. &c., Only Agents, New York without which,
genuine. ie7 iteowl2wd(i)r
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor il captains OF vessels arriving
here will Commodore w. A. Bassett Of fleet
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list of their cargo, and
foreign newspapers they have Commodore Basse
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocas
tic favor in
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Married..

On Monday oath instent at ST. Johns Chapel bv the
RI. Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, SAMUEL s. TrFANy and lea.
BELLA f., daughter of the Rev. William Cooper Mead
ID. d.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The College of Medicine and Pharmacy,

ESfd6Iished Tor thf Suppresst0n OF VudcNer1.
QJ- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice that renting the sum oil
dollar with of their case they Will be
supplied with dollars worth OF appropriate medicine
and letter of udvce containing full directions as to diet
regimen &c. All letters must be post paid Addiess
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Principal Office ofthe College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street. n; T.
NIB The CONSULTING PHysrciAs is daily in attendance
at the private consulting rooms of the college Hours
from 10 till 2 o'clock
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Passengers Arrived.
LoNpoN-Ship Troy-J Lines. w Nicholson, T Tooth
62 the
PARA-Bng Roarer-A Winslow, ] Henderson.
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs.

BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs.
WEDNESDAY,
AT l0ll O'Clock, at the auction
Elegant Furniture, Pianos. &c.
THURSDAY,
AT 10 l-2 o'clock, at l32 Fulton st, near Broadway.
Cabinet Makers stock of superior Fumure-Cons stng
of large book small do French bad
teads sofas, mahogany h,t racks marble dressing aud
plain bureaus centre card and dining and tables d.
robes plush mahogany and other
counting house desks marble wash stands mahogany chairs
&c, &c being the entire stock Of person declining buslnes
Catalogues morning OF sale.
FRIDAY. October 20.
lO O'Clock, 2h north side) between 9Th and 7
Avenues,
Household Furniture consisting of Carpetng Maho gany
aud Black Walnut Chairs Sofa Twen-one day Clock, Beds,
Bedding French Bedstead superior Piano Forte, made
by Stoddad Worcester and Durham nearly also
of Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
mence.
SATURDAY,
At l0H o'clock. in the sales room.
Elegant Furniture, Pianos. sc.
MONDAY. Oct, 3st,
At i0h o'clock, at the auction room,
Broadclohs casImees &c-30 broadcoths beaver
cloths, &c, IN lots TO salt purchasers.
At d before O'Clock. in the evening.
valuable collection Of paintings with portfolio Of en-
cravings belonging the Of the late VIM Dunlap.
TUESDAY. Nov Int.
Al 10 l-2 O'Clock at the sales
Liquors. Segars Sea- good Of liquors and
CARS among which very superior wine and Haya
segashe attention of public houses and families
vited.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

Our correspondents foreign ports respectfully
send by vessel all the intelligence they
obtain Nautical information of any kind, from any
siding at home abroad will be thankfully received
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LIST April including interest Yet that day it failed
its interest and owed for work done subsequent
to November according to the same document 5000 OO0
Now what done With those stocks 2 To whom were
they sold and who got the proceeds Is not worth
while for the creditors to this. When of the
contractors came to York last spring to get money
pay off the subcontractors he returned offered them
30 per of their claims condition that they took due
bills for the remainder and gave receipts in full Where
is the money 1t is stated that certain democratic edi
$1,000 per annum and his expenses paid for
travelling along the Southern tier Of counties make
speeches and get proxies support OF the ncum
bents.
Again. statements are published by which it appears
the Eastern of the road has earned $40 in sepem
ber yet the assignees have declared dividend Of but
per the first class of creditors out OF the nett
ngs of that fortysix miles for five months These cred
tors the of the company unpaid the
of the assignment. Now, either the amount due first
class creditors very large else the expenses Of
working that fory-sx miles of Railroad are without
precedent for extravaganza. This is matter requiring
investigation. All these things and many more which
may hereafter point out require the attention of the stock
holders All interested should vote in person. to avoid
trusting any with his proxy. Why have not the As
signses and Directors called meeting of stockholders
and creditors before this and laid before them clear
hbit of the affairs of the company Had this been done
the great expense, amounting we understand, to
than $4,000 of suits and judgments which the company
has been subjected, might all have been avoided. An
agent just previous to the election going the
route, attempngto dsude the creduous with fanciful
projects based upon moonshne secure the immediate
construction Of portions of the work. They pretend
they have got iron. They have not sufficient for five
miles of road and utterly without means. Let there
brisk rally of stockholders and they will succeed in
removing cold stones'a subrquet based upon transac
ton at Piermont.
Sales at the Stock Exchange.
s0OO N Y State rs 1919 I0Ok as Bank of Com AZ
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the $1,000 900 already lost and also solution oil the
mysterious OF office which have been periodical
ly kept up between Nos ands hsto be Regretted that
the names Of a few worthy persons are mixed up with
these interests-ndeed we believe No IA is not d
rector and No IL recently paid the great debt OF nature
We doubt whether Nos H. Is orr ever attend meeting
Of directors
When the assignment made last April the directors
issued statement OF the company affairs which gave
plenty of information of what had been done some time
previous but light upon what done al that
time That amusing document states as follows -
On HAND, Nov. &c, 1871.
SEQ 900 New York state 31s per stock,
worth 90, sis26OO
Amount sorrowed thereon, $4,000
$4,000 New York per cent worth 90 per
tG3,li0
Amount borrowed heIeon, s5,5ij
$3.50,
5000 900 per TO be received. worth 90,
Total surplus on hand s5s359i
Liabilities, inc ludng interest due March 1912, 100000
Surplus sl63,5st
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DR. WHEELER, OCULIsT.

UNCLAIMED, Disc ASED AND WEAK EYES DIR
WHEELER, Oculst, 30 Greenwich street. N Y respect.
iuy informs the public that IN Of his
having become enlarged he compelled
OF conne his Office attendance strictly between hoars
TO A. Nj, anu a. M, aiteT
Notwithstanding among many hundreds of cases
which Dr. w. attended, "
other professors without success pronounced
durable yet w. faed the
and effect perfect despite every dadvsn which
may have presented itself almost
hope. IL unprecedented in his Of
rous (hterto considered ncurabe diseases Of the that
enables with confidence refer the afflicted
with him, and his mild mode Of eang
orders Of this organo restored the
class of ociey respecting his professional abilities and skill
scientific oculisr.
Chronic Inflammation of the eyeid eyes, however
standing, be eectuay and permanently cured and
films Secks. removed without surgical operations.
Terms TO the circumstances Of the patient % mssr
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90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE," as its imports, is valuable remedy, extern
svey used in the Hospitals Paris in all Of deb
ty and disease resulting from Syphilis. in great num-
bcr of under the treatment OF the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy the excellence of this inv aluable prepare
ton has been fully established Ulcers of the throat
nodes, and cuaneous eruptons cured by it, and all
faint OF disease removed from the system Sold In bottles
at 81 ST. each with half dozen bottles are put up
for the venience of those at dstance-Price So
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Cleared.
Ships Orleans Sears New Orleans VIM Nelson; European
McLellan, do, Badger Peck-Schr Robert Mills, Darling
Mobile, Ewell Co.
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a17- THE GREATEST GOOD TO THE GREAT
ES number, should be motto-and whore or how
do good than recommend Sherman's Med
Gated Lozenges all that need pleasant and ehcacious
medicine His Camphor Lozenges cure headache or sea-
sickness in few minutes, while his Cough Lozenges re-
movethe most troublesome cough cold in very little
time. Dr. sherman's warehouse is at LOG Nassau street
Agents, Stanwix Hail. Albany; state Street, Boston,
and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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ny THE FRENCH ANTIPHL OGISTIC MIXTURE
The efficacy of this and greeasle remedy in all cases
Of discharge from the urethra is well known Cases
of many months standing have been eectuay cured in
few days Price only 80 cents per bottle This med-
cine also put up the form OF pills for those unwilling
take mixtures Price 50 per box. Chests flor pa
tients distance with full directions, and quantity
of MEDICINE &C. guaranteed to Price So. Sold at
the College of Medci re aud Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st.
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Nos 30 aud 10 arethc wellisnown executvel commit
tee Of ppelayng memory. Nos. "a, 4, and bear to
each other several relations, brothers, sthersnaw
and brothcrs-in-law. No 10 is son-inaw of No. Ia
Here have the cques which control the undertaking
which the State is called on to pay vast sums in addition
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-13
Stop the Theft

There came to this place on Wednesday last in
the stnge from Columbia man, whose name is not
correctly remembered. He said while in conversa-
tion with his landlord, that he lost his wife in Char
lesion about three years ago. after which lie went to
Texas, and engaged in tic mercantile busincss--but
confiding too muchin the honesty of the people, and
the bud state of the currency he was unsuccessful
in business as to be ompclled TO lie vc for Charles
ton, where resided until his visit 10 our place. He
procured horse to 60 TO Bshopyille, as he stated,
on collecting expedition ofmattors Of long stand
ing. He left on the day of his arrival but returned
after few hours absence, not being ploasod with
the horse he then had, but under the prctencc that
he had forgotten some important papers. He left
the next morning on another horse, and it is piesu.
MED hc will continue to travel and swIdlc until he
reaches his destined abode in Texas, where ho will
become flaming ltriot on the strongest side. In
height he is about feet or 10 inches high, stout
and we'll made, fair complicated, with hazc eyes, and
hid on n blue black ffock cont, with light coorcd
pants, suitable 10 the soason, and from his gent raj
appearance and deneanor, s we'll calculated to de-.
celve, even the most cautious His only baggagc
consisted OF small carpet bag, continuing about 16
yards Of white doestcs, worth or cents per yard.
nothing else.
The horse he stole, under the protcnce of hiring,
is bright bay, Is or l6 hands high, black name
and long tail, hus large star in his forehead which
rather runs downwards; tho ears long and slim,
and carried forward which gives him fiery ap.
pearnncc: starts quick when mounted, and PAGES
toerably fast; he has high wethers, ragged hips and
hishind legs crooked; has white feet,
and sore back. Thesaddie issomewhat worn and CO.
vercd with calfskin; iron strips, which do not
match. The headstall of the bride is of red and
tho rens of black lcatheG the murtngale black and
without collar.
A reasonable reward will be paid for the appre.
hension of the thief so that he may be brought to
justice, any delivering the horse to me shall
be literally rewarded and have all expenses paid.
$ w. ROSSER.
Camden April 9.
rs All editors opposed 10 horse stealing and ras.
cality in general, may benefit the country by copy
ing the above. 2
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MR.. CLAY'S FAREWELL.

We listened, with hundreds of others, to the
last words OF Mr. Clay, delivered in the Senate
on Thursday, upon motion that his successor,
the Hoa. J. J. Crjtteaden, then by his side,
should hc qualified as q Senator from Kentucky.
MI Clay was, evidently, much affected, and
notwithstanding his partisan feelings and his
political allusion, he seemed to be overcome by
the act which, in our opinion, should have been
carried into execution some two years aoo to
have benefited him or his ultra Wing brethren
to any great extent.
Mr. Clay's narrative of his entering Kentuckv
as an orphan, W thout money, knowlei ige, friends,
or reputation, was extremely interesting, and
made US consider him as the Henry Clay OF 1911.
the opponent ofthe United States Bank. How
soon, however, did the fine gold become dim-he
went to Client, aud returned an aristocrat in
feeling. Since that time he has boxed the poll
tical compass, and welded himself to Banks,
DanKers' and paper money. Mr.sClay disclaim-
ed every tt'ng in;word, thought, and deed, that
may nave been considered as intended to hurt
the feelings Of any and every Senator during his
long service in that body. On the whole, it was
an interesting occurrence, and must produce
benefit to the country if not to Mr.. CLAY.
Alexandria Inder.
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TO hent,
DR.. e. A. SalmOnd
4 FFERS his professional services to tho citizenS
" of Camden and its vicinity.
March 81
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Camden; s.. G..
April Isl, 1912. &. .,gs;s
r B-Dr. W Burgess, A. Belden, Vincent Bell
c Boykins. =
. C & D--Jo!ln A Colciough, Mrs NJ Ginning;
han. Fl H Clark, Rev. &. Donncly:
E & H-Mrs. Ann c. Ellison, ~ Mrs. E. Eller-'
he, Mr.. Hague, ~ John Harrison, sen. Miss Char
lOt'c 3. Hazlchurst George Higgins, Samuel F.:
HatfeId, Elisha Holland. -
& X Mrs Rebocca Jones, Ricbard Jenkinss
Samuel Jackson Daniel Kirkland. IS. - !,
L & MI L.wering, Frederick Lard, J. P Ice,
Roderlck Moscy, R. NcL:an, Mplthew s Moore.
(5l Henry B Matier, Mrs. Mary Ann Murphy, H
Mothcfshed. John Met 10y, (2)s Mrs Elizabeth Nor
rison, DanieI Mcleod, Samuel Meek ~ y
N g. P-Noel Nules, A. ParksS Eiizabsth r.
Pickering, Olive PEBBLES. John Powers, Mira "A.
Parker Miss Sarah L. Paris, ,Dasid R. Pceblos5 WIN.
Parker John Perritt Merit Psrriti (a) Mrs. ElizI
Perriit, ~.
RW e. Y-Misss Rehcc;a Rix, James E. Rem
bert, DR.. D. L Roid, Mary Williams, John Ware,
Hardy Williams William Young. 5a,:s*
p, TRORNTONs P. M
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Mrs. Carpenter & Holmes.

sEAVE just received handsome assortmea. OF
III SPRING GOODS, consisting of Tarlatan
Muslins, and Grapes, Chine Muslirs and Lawns,
Brussels and Mccln Laces, Brussels and Mus
lin Shawis and Nantes, rich bluc-b black striped
Silks, Silk Cravats, embroidered and cambric
Haadkerchicis, rich Rctcules, Gloves, Miits,
Flowers, Bonnet, Cap and Neck Ribbons, Silk,
Grape and Muslin Summer Bonnets, Florence,
French Openwork, Madena, Pedal and Plain
Straws, Infants Leshorns, Straw Cords and
Tassels.' and variety of other articles, all OF
which they offer for syle on very reasonable
terms.
u Millinery and Dress-rlaking attended to as
usual. April 13.