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ere "a address the Club II shall he the duty C the Nri
lance committee otsiu nanos at such persons as
willing become members at the Club and hand them
the Secretary To be recorded; and to he cicuacC
/ suitable publications.
Art 6h. IN. Officers OF the Club shall be considered
Standing committee, to recommend publications Ice dis
butod aud prepare business for the ut tbs Cnb
Art 9Th. This Club shall remain in existence until the
object. for which 1t formed shall have been accom-
pli-lled.
The committee . officers for the Club made
their repOrt-whcrcup-n. Jones Green unanimously
chosen President, and upon taking the chair, made
proPuSe address; after which, Geo. w Ward and Frnnk.
lin W. Young appointed Secretsres-snd the follow.
ing gentlemen appointed Vice Presidents Dr.. VIM.
A. Rose, Caleb Burncy Edgar Doorcs, Thomas {. Arm.
strong, Albert StstiaTd. Geo. Suddoth Col Pickett With
Capt James Psrr John Robson Geo Jcifes and Capt
Conway Spilman.
On motion of John VI Young. Col. VIM. Hart, DR..
VIM. H. Mason, Col Fred. fishbsck. Capt. Felix Rich.
nrs, and human w. Barnes Esq, appointed
mitiee OF correspondence.
On motion of Geo w Ward, Col. Fred. Fishhaek
John VI. Young, Conway Spilman, Col. Pickett Whcrs,
and Edgar DoOres, chosen committee OF Invitation.
On motion ct DIR. VIM. II, Mason, the following Vigil
lance Committee - (aiier discussion regards
the number scleclcd, viz John Gass~ell, Ebbin
Mcdonald, John +. Settle, Geo. T. Robson, Chas. W.
Digg-, Bedee kempcr, Alexander Musgrove, AleN'r H..
Mers, Capt. Martin Whcrs, James Harris, DR.. Isaiah
Perry, Am,stead Armstrong, and Maj. VIM. p. Newly.
On motion OF Jno. VI. Young, ii twas
ReSOired, That all present, wishing become members
requested hand their the Secretary Where
upon, large number enrolled.
After which. call was made Tor Col. Fred. Fshback
manner urging Importance o union essential thc
success and triumph Of the Wing IN tho coming
After he had concluded, Edward VI. Splmau
for, who responded the call presenting corsidera
nns calculated inspire those Who heard him with ZEAL
for the promotion OF Wing measures, upon the establish
ment which, the prosperity at the county depends and
concluded by contrasting the public life snd character OF
HcATg Clay, with that OF those likely be his opponents
tor the which the Wings have determined ele-
hint
On motion Of Dr. VIM. II. Mason, It was
Eesoirsd, That the subject ol the Tariff be discussed
the meeting.
Ga motion of Col. Fred. Fishback, it was
ReSO!red, That the proceedings he published the
Richmond Wing, Alexandria Gazette. and other Whig
papers m the State.
On motion, Resolred, That the meeting adjourn
the Goth Of December, at II o'clock
JONES GREEN, P,,sidsni
Gro. W WARn Merriam
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A RnYAL nl,1.l. Elcnr
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IluFirfr HrI OBI Iiu 'urIrv ~ SPAIN AM utr


HrFirp wr,Rr rin orrrv 81 srkiy ,vn MR. oorFr
oor., iStJ.
To-day her Majesty and her sister made their first nm
p'aancc at bul fight or tie court Journals express h
assisted at The performance or The anabc object a ORR,
curing funds 10 build church ~ Chambin." This bcuc
hed above tlOO0 towards tie completion Of the church.
Tor Tho good czcns 81 Madrid, male end female filled the
bull ring 10 oyerhowng, through Tee combined influence a.
"gon' loyalty fashion, and the classical spectacle ofto
omphiiheatre"
Her Majesty WINS surrounded by her minister generals.
ana grondinciOnates. Lopez and Scraun Narysez and
MezaHedo and lie Dukes oi Bnirn sui Sarag,s~.s An
"'' ~ 'Aplsimng nnd eNPauaIinP the suc,osain n
'"'iH "hh I.ed i"f hicC hour and dtd not tsfmi.
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L,rr-r. By lac, Ec,a,as', Mail

" f'"''"I"N NV brc' % lrtJ.
Lest You may not have been informed by some other
person OIL" Tie result Of our caucus last night drop YOU
line, % inform You thereof CONTRARY 10 t1pectation tie
south Carolina md Georgia legations WEI, IN attendance
and behaved well. They talked good des II harmony
'1 'eooh'lon and stated ~ express tennis that they
had no expectation 81 Mr. Calhouns nomination for the
Presidency, but hat they intended support the nominee
% tie Convention, provided would hold out &, them the
Burcn Party, should ender and asked A. an eerus,, Of
onr determination ~ do 90 at before any pcrson ud De
nominated 70 any Office be- should receive hs votes of Two
'"ds oi 'hf mcmbers pesent We yielded ~ thrm aud
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THE Democratic Caucus IN Washington. the
Chi,olry made very feeble exhibit, 1.-THE vote for
Dixon II. Lewis, or indeed, if that Of all the oppo.
nents Of Jones, be the test According 10 the pr.
yaie correspondence Of the Enquirer the vote Tor
Jones was 5I--Wilkns 1G-D. n. Lewis 0--Da.
vIs Of Indiana 7-Dromgoole 1-R. VI. Saunders
2-Beadslcy J.
The following T. tie letter to tic Enquirer
which looks like putting ont the lights Of Calhoun.
ism:
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~ An animated controversy is in progress Alabama
between the friends OF Mr. Calhoun. and those OF Mr. Van
Buren,. Delegates being appointed State Convcn
'ion and in every county, the struggle Is whether the De
legsIes shall be Cslhounsh Van Burcnsh The Mobile
Tribune, Calhoun paper, stfins HAT Mr.. Calhoun will
carry the day. oi that shall Judge better, when the
result is known. The Van Burenitcs. aid their own
weakness, have brought forward Mr. Senator King and
they hold him up every wherc the Van Buren, candidate
tor the Vice Presidency The object OF this, is obvious
enough.
In Georgia, call for Convention has been issued
consider the nomination Of r. Calhoun, and abro-
gate the appointment Delegates the National Conven.
ticn-all ct whom Tor Calhoun.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

INIIE Proprietor feels grateful for The patronage
. D. continues md enlightened and liberal @
&c. ami inform iem u s unemiuen enea'ot W
please make The Eyclanqo liotsl'ir homr The f"'
reduced a. ~ IS ty: anil N merchants f" we
county AMI others, WIN enan week ~ over ~ 30 wv NV
only without c,trn charge Tor ~ lights, &c - i p "
prepared few gcnlefuen with Their nnhe "' Jug
gentlemen h0ani the lher1l erm' M ne H' M
members Of ie Legislature Tor ne cnsnf -'o W. ''F
he les than any of establishment
considering comforts and accommodations aHufded
Ccfcinrn from The visiting e Noel WIN we" f
,e ,rfy M , care win be- n by Mr Jawrs liar
rn ,,Io.e stable b contiguous Hotel NJ so ornts dry
n.t wear Ladies orIinlry 9s.5. FREDERICK HuYDEN.
iG--e0d lm
DHESTON'S EStrnct of lemon, for hiyoiug Jens'
y ttes rary a. tf .lir hD
a. . BOLTON L uNHRIs0N,
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u Seeing 81 many representations OF coons" and
much said m the papers of late respecting their tenacy
life and their cunning aud peculiar habits living reminds
u7 OF an occurrence that took place market Sunday
morning good Iocoiocn friend at ours was making his
marketing for the day. and aiie purchasing poultry yegeta
bles &c from acountryman, asked hug pet coon
'hat lie ap tied by snng III his wagon. The reply was
tlnt hc did not belong to the "coOn paIy"-"Thcn said
the connymnn, "buy him, and Kill him. Don't YOU sec
there will one coon less! Our ncghbor inclined 10 the
side OF mercy and he walked away without making the
the purchase, We could that "ssme old COON shaking
nus sides with inward chuckle another fortunate escape
from denth-lI0JIe 1dr
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r. R 4, x, NJ 1G'T Tonr. Sec,''o,i,s

"NrWRrs."--Wo arc not disposed {, let the Rich.
mond Enquirer III about the Mummonoa. All this new
born horror Of cuhems signs, &c. &c. ~ political con.
ie-t " drfcfed certainly IL when were younger
thnn we now nre 20 be- sure but hive distinct recol
lection 0i reading The Richmond Enquirer when the cleo.
non Of Gen JACKSON before the people when Hickory
Trees, 'nd Hickory Pole. and Hickory Clubs were the
order NJ the day and have also distinct recollection
u1i The Enquire Odd object these nummetes' then
Were hey any better than Log Cabins, Ash stickv Meg.
noil blossoms, Or Clay CIuba Where The difference
Pray them why should the enthusiasm OF the Wh.s
condemned. when Iaohsou1u gpf very harmlrss'
u D. 800 tGi iIi n the Van Burenee roisp O. shout
II Be- echoed hy the EnqwrcIf they form club or "Asso
ciation BE- her.dcd by thc Enqurerl they could adopt
an emblem, would he gorhcd by tho Enquirer. They
would Dc u.t fond, and Just anxious fOf these
lummcnes" a- the Wings are orwerc itisbecausr
W,y cant BE-" that hear much said Nm thc sub
JccL Rccocrt rle contest Of 1910. They tried hard
enough Then follow in the wake OF hc Whiy but before
November ey lef ont II sigt-and they have ever
since be,n complaining OF ile "munmenes 90
dTrr. Ga-sffs
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DIII,.

90 ihe I'll, mt, ASA Loris, youngest child Of III,
iat, Rev. Il. Mosd
Her funeral will take place On the 9Th inst al half past
o'clock from the residence ol her mother
w ihe County Ut Chesterfield on the l5ti 0l November,
NJ TIE residence Of s brother mir Joseph RediordJ Mr.
kicmHp RrnfoGp late II ihis CIV
Bardstown Kentucky Papers will please copy.
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FURNITURE At COST,


THNIIE Subscriber intending Ia close his present
\ -usss Noul ,csIscty ,n6an, NJ" ,lbc unthe hss
hand sou Ut IunIfr wnch h. viii su ~ cost l0t '"l
who ~ rd Iurufe m can ind
examine Ne intends h ttufs by The int "i
January h. Win Offer such uremen vii no u W gNr
s-hcton iir val W Furniture ~ odsf Until
ue January and a that ,sn und al that time wit
h. snii AZ Pubir An.iion. A. n. CHANDLER
" 49, sliockoe HHL
n 81 have for sale second hand Piano, which will ''i ~
alf vshr Persons inhibited vii please cah and 'e~
respective prcabe a. visit co'r
NJ possibis Ware that Occupy
f1f rent no Qp--eoitm 4. ~. q.
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DistrbHtisn Of Proceeds arising from the Sale Of N
Public Lands.

will be that Mr.. Ganoit la, introduced rosou.
ton directing the Treasurer receive Virnas quota
te Land money. This sum, S31 ,O00) will 40 very
the relief o the State, aud surely will be rejected
second time, hy those who ready call the Wings
Repudiaiars! W. hope the present Legislature will BE-
guided by the dictates OF sense and not make
party question Of that upon which there should he
siom Of parties. We will be enabled see which
parl has The interest OF the peopl. most at hear
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hcn rroeeeded to nominate Speaker, aud resulted
follows, John w, jones ~, William wilkins ls ~. IN.
Lewis .. Davis Of lndana Drsongooc l., Ssunics Of
North Carolina Beardslcy lso that ZONES rscived ,noc
than two thirds Of the votes cast, and w beyond doubt
be the Speaker All the Virginia delegates voted Tor Jones
bat one, Who voted for wilkins The prospects brgh,
and brghmng-and all will he perfect harmony in few
weeks The signs point strongly the Withdrawal Of Mr.
Calhoun by his friends previous May and they will act
with The skies brighter than you can imagine.
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We learn that Mr.. Taylor, the Senator from
Middlesev, IS detained from his scat by the sick.
mess Of his family.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-06

The General Court met Monday-present,
Judges Smith, Leigh, Thompson. Duncan. Fry,
Wilson, Brown, Scott, Clopton, Robertson, Estcll
and Bayly.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF HIohmond.

POrt OF HIchmOnd.
HTa Hsfe, as 4sy ~ stisst D. ~
ARRIVED,
Schr Heroine Crnham Petersburg, light.
Schr Grove, Hughes, Alexandri,. iqni.
Schr Col. Hanson, Grant, New York hay
Scm a. Marshall, johnson, New York. ,un,rcz
SAILED,
Sclr Gaiens, Lceds New York. cool,
ashf SILVIA lligbsr. lIiyhec, Greenwich, cos.
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MEETING In-NlGnr

The CLAY CLUB Of Jefferson Ward. meet.
tonight, at the Military Hall. A full attendance
aud stirring Speeches expected.
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The TRIAL Of Capt, Nicholson, OF the Hsrksway. which
has been in prgres for several days IN the Federal Court
resulted in his aequi,,a Public opinion had pro-
niunced his innocence OF the criminal violence charged
long before the verdict Of the Jury was announced.
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CNciNyAri.--Ihcro arc IN Cincinnati seven Flour Mills
with ~ runs Of ! = feet They consume yearly
- VJo bushels Of wheat and produce ls7 900 barrels Of
Hour To the above mills shortly to be added another
one. which will probably ont 100 bnnesof flour daily
The whole flour trade Of the civ IN as follows.
The annual receipts 81 Hour by The Miami
Canal. is s. 900 Ltl.
ny rail road AMI turnpike 10000
Made IN ihe cly, ~ above Is72OO
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The n o. Tropic publishes the official returns oi the
Congressional Elections last July, in this STATE. We an
mex the result, with the comments OF the Ttopc
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THE RARINGS

In tie year 1856, William Bingham Of Philadelphia WIS
senator m Congress- and, through his influence with Cen
oraI Washington obtained for his son.in.aw Mr. Aexan
der Barring, the agency Of the United States Government
with its moneyed transactions with England or more prom
ery speaking, Mr. Bingham induced the Government TO
change thcir banking from Mcssrs WlinkS at
Amsterdam given them by John Adams aud Eenintnin
rranhn) 10 the Earrings in London and from that perod
ui within lew the house Of Barring and Co.. through
all their changes Of rp have the business
public and private. Of the United States with an immense
amount NJ mercantile business generally tor American c
kens Added to this Through the influenced that
house was given the Of the first bunk at the United
states which expired IN 1871. When the new bank of the
United states chartered 1918 they received the an
ponnent Of agent ut the Bank Of England aud for Europe
generally thus irinsncng the moneycd business the ban
Ring institutions of America and of the general Govern
meni, ana We may add, If the mercantile conmunity
Tor period at more than forty years plst realizing
immense commissions and profits, aud oil times ho-
dinE large balances at tc banks In their hands civ.
ing them the appearance II the reality of controlling
consderac part Of the hoiiing capital Of the whole ned
aos IL - reasonable suppose that hcsc marks
G'nce gave % the partners OF the house great influence IN
the British empire and also in the Continent The elder
member Of the firm, Mr.. Francis Barring, wa made la
ront his title descended 10 his eldest SON. Thomas Barring
who without being partner the house. received with
the tile from iDncis the immense hereditary estates gain
ed 10y the business operations cOnded Ia that house by the
American people. The two sons Of Sir Thomas Barring,
a candidate for the City aud John, are now partners
oiihe house, while the second old Francis AeXau
DER who octcd senior partner the house for more
ihiy year., who married Miss Bingham of PhilndeIpbia
nnd feutod rom tho house M 1928 with fortune of two
millions. SNOW Lord Asbhmion. Thus few active Young
m'hl'o hVcie IN Dcvon-lre, have, by the influence they
possessed through the moneycd operations of The American
Government md people only advanced tcmcltc. To-
lnense fortunes, but tn distinguished naks of honour
from their SovcfeiRn-.lHioB.
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~ FOR WENT---Thc House On Main Strect,

HHA ocenpicd by Hc j. Ctren' and formerly ~ wJsu
White The Store calculated extensive nFefy
any Other bnne, requiring much having atgs uub,
Horee connected bach u an Alley The dwen'
sutlb of ~ accommodation 0i Reriee family hWiN
b. put sorsie good permanent tenant fos'ess0r
gwen ~ November rear- ny aiiangem'n
With ~, present DcsupantJ ifdr-ifsi.-Aprly ~
o. ts-eMf BRERs 4 POINoEXTER
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7 VTIT
MDfilI II &IGL


Ih'" IRE now ~ the city three oil mills In operation nn
e NAM canfl consuming about i, bushels Of ay seed
t"H - hIWs, ~ over 1000 b,hcs pet week The year.
consumption a nsY qred BY these mills - iimsted nj
llH6O bn'hcs worth SlOl SEQ aud their product Of l7g
lOo gallons oi oil, worth Sl25.JS0 Two other oil mills
are nearly completed which arc expected Il, cons,oe some
2OO busheIl u seed pcr day.-- INN N Com
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INK. WATKINS has lcil with MS supply al
HIMrs Beu- tienr- Supporters TIE reputation which MY
acquired here and elsewhere The relief of the dsea''
which they directed presents Them fvourahy We VIII
wy them send them IN an WIN drare
de- 5-diOt CARMICHAEL 4 MILLS.
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NEW BOOKsi NEW nooKs,,

q
NJ NSIEhlis on PARIS vols So further .ifpp Picture,
4'A 81 Pr'Nas Lave by Mrs Enis The s-n W., Ist.
The Battle hay Germantown I.ptard
Joh- TAB" OF the Sea hy the author Nantons Men Ia Ma
Myers 10y cooper ic Dee No Ladies Naonai I1.,
Companion: also the LADIES' Hand Books s-rr. an pool i
y an American Lady No !, No Plain Needle Work No Pm
- Nre'l" WORK "" knhung Netting Crochet No SIN
btodnG Muslin aud Lace failing No n.os a.,
rs, MaAs each book containing Illustrative Patterns the who's
'tunhg n~"'u "es Zach work complete tself-any No
-ohi r"-ta"y inf sale, together Of fines
Fancy Work Bows. PoTtnblr Wiring D,,ts a. &c Ly
r. 4 PERKINS 4 90. doors belny Vasnti,.
d- q Bte,i.n A Co. us,n :, ssn, M,
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" ERl superior CHEERING ToJacco.-Lang
horne & Amstcad's superior cured Ofonoeo. PotouS
Robnson- - lne Pouni Lump
DO do HH1r,ofnsd For ale. wholesale and retail ~
.BOLfpN 4 HARRISON.
10 g Corner o Governor aud Main ~.
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Worthy OF Notice New York Price, -
MI EAS ktS taken by the Undergrad all FORWARDED Ia or
h broadway. " " for ov-rcoais and Frock Goats B
sL"-s Coat fansons Vests and Sts where they Ar. mad.
up an broadway style YOU phase name Members
OF IN" Legislature are particularly requested call on
dec STARR 4 co, opposite Exchange Hotel
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pOOK-HINDING.-J.w w. Randolph. Bootscicr prepa'
- I'd to d. all kinds Of Blank AMI Book binding moderate prr-
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hLp wHIskEY.-Jo Bb, Old Tuscaloosa whr.kcy = time
NIucie. iuI received for sale by
de ct DUNLOP MoNCugE 4 90.
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D
ih'if Chairman. Col =. fishbnck which were unanimous
Nv adopted.
PREAMBLE.
whereas It's manifest that party however honest it,
PnP"eP sud sauiny ~ principles sustain s, ID with
"ht concert oi ncon sud being fully convinced ,t the
welfare Of he county depends mainly un the surre-. of
ms principles advocated by The VIII, party and that pa
uiotsm demands Of us tl puf ii,fl our t1oat gs
70 sustain them and whereas tl. 90. nuf L. ,snt,, and
leipeuac our principle Be- IDLE and visionary unless We &c.
I'ri an individual who b'iue placed n the head of the
,',nn'm' would nek' them the guide by which the Na
''l.H"h' be ruled aud whereas OUT party throughout e
Mhoe county have concentrated their homes ON the ,st
..AF,man HENRY CLAY re- their candidate Tor tn,
Ii.Haeo'' anan whose .yow,d principle on I'll subsc-
=" Pup'' conc'mm'nt and distinguished services a. h-
,"'nuy, '1en' Dun with and eudcnr him whole p,f
" around whose standard, every Wing may proudv ra,
and ''' whom be- may battle witt patdar, 4cal
CONSTITUTION.
An lsi Ihsi w. th. Wing. Of tbe fin, Pork do ier,.
~ "''" "''''N'' INTO an ussocinIon o. bt called the
Clay club of J,6ersmion,
whose object shsl b. 10 nee al honorable mean. t 49,
cuts the election Of HENRY CLAY 4, nm, prcs4,,y ~
llOuse .' ' '''F'I'' W
At % Thc oaeera Of mi. Club ,ba c,n.,., of Pie.
~ The present meeting
Al 81 The Prssld,nt shall pred, OYER te p,e,tir,s
pfe-erVe order submit le questions and On call esiios IA
VIZ ,pp' w'n,N'i 'n h' opinion De- thuk it urcsssl
W and in his absence amy OF he Vice Presidsi,ta u ~
st succession, may act boo place The Sccr,ttfy sbsu
record The prooeeding tie hioengs and do spy Ole,
writng' when called on 10y the President ~ Vice Pros,
dents
~ ldt There -l,al BE- . commute, OF Correspondent,
COMMITTEE u Inyitstou, aud committee II Vigilance
each committee coRsis, - i've persons. except ts Ni
lsncs sopinites--that toir appointed by tho Chsr s
~ consist Of o. many the meeting may designate.
Az. sob. lsha be tie daty ihr committee q Cones
Pondsncr ~ hold such correspondence they dcen
nefessan ie tis olecis w he 6fst articles. Tm
d"y = ~ cn'Wss Of ineitOn shsll BE- ~ invite sp,s
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FOR RENT.

- The tenement OH main or T. street, late.
PILE " occupsdy Ms Pyle below Abraham Levy soo
AppIy 10 JANEs WINSTON ~
DE- s-m Nicholas Min.
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DArER. Pens lns aulls Wafer war 4ani Tape,
all Other articles Stationary si Fancy line 81 al qa
ties, for sale ~ moderate ptirrsat J. w. RANDOLfHS
Bookstore Rndety u. Santay Old SAND next dool 10
Beek's City Bath.. Main Sttret. dee
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can. which calmly discusses the question, and con-
tains Suggestions worthy OF attention from NIL
Southern men, more particularly Of the inhabitants
OF the Southern Atlantic States:
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Embroideries and Lac.s

French work Collars trimmed and unirmn-d
do 10 do with inside HOS.
Thread Lace and Guipere Collars
Danny Collars, and do with inside IIdfs
Ladies Drrs Caps Sc; Thread and lsle Thread Lace,
Thread Enginss m great variety
Sewci Muslin Elginss AMI inseunes
Imitation Vaiencennes I.aees anil Edsngs
Chantla Nc,ls from ~. upwards
pl0nd I.aces and QmIllngs. Hlack nnI.,e- Lace.
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4 'IovER SEED BtIrER. NEW LARD $50 bushels Cin.
~ seed Is beg Gades Butter krg, Iari eJ
bbs Malaga Wine 20 Of Peppermint Cordial ZOO sacks I,eHO'
salt $50 boVes aNO UN2 Glass ~ hd W-kry - bhls 3D. lot
salsby Il" JAs. WINSTON.