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80 lsftt NJ slT0pP We Understand (snys
;tlie Washington linton Of Shfonday. Shat
Sgegnisitio have been sent j odt from The
Mar Department, calling into tIi6 service
EsofStlic United5 States nine satl.liii1nal regi-
n,enis of ofsyalunteers to serYe during tilie
war with. MEXICO, unlessst,6ner tIiscIj Ijarpedl
s'Phey are asked for4froms sic .fnlloWiny
States. s8it. q ~
One gimen't q fem M ,ts ..aeh
One regiment of infantry fromlhe sa,s'
of New-Y York; I, -. :
One s., regimen. 's of '' i'nfan,fy from Pennsyl:.
One regiment ofinfan,ry from Virginia;
One regiment Of inrnn,ry from. Nor,Ii
Carolina; ~
One regimen. of infantry from South
Carolina;
One regimen. ofinfan,ry from Louisi-
One regimen. Of infantry from Misslss-
|ssipp;anl u.
One regiment Of amounted men from
An4yexchange says t6nt the marriage
ceremony is the most interesting spectacle
in life. The Boston Star says ',ain, ,nolilin'
TO the first baby.
4 Louisiana "GALs."-A Yankee, writing
home ff0m This city, recently, said: '.rhis
place beats all nalur' for big hotels, pretty
gals andiust rate iuleps. NV commission
merchant t"ok me into the. ST. Charles yes
Itrrday, TO dine with the luties ordinary, as
he called 'en. Well, 1 KEEP. q looking
about me, jest as if Iditln't see nothing
strange. BY and by fellow banged away
at big hrass dish, and in come the ladies,
,,rokin' jus, az beautiful as SO many larg G
liy. beaukeys; and they would, any On EN-,
I tell you. unloekFthe door Of "a feIler's
ho,rtin less than no time. Well, Isays
no,bin 10 ny one, bu, sits down, hut did
saw 10 nv frie nd, says I, if these be your
ladies' ordinary, or. ordinary latlies, ]
should like to know where you'd pick on,
anv lhat's hondsom,r! Why, Nathan, ltrll
you and lis as true as Lre;' chin you migh!
pile all the pretty. gals yous eou'a l'.n :"
twelve meetn' houses ut iium iogethef'
tn these here Loulsiannr gals than h. ck'es
berries is 10 ripe peaches!''-N. 0. Oel.. t.
CERTIFICATE OF CnARAcTER.--A Hoo
sicr was called upon the stand out West,
lloosier. The testimony was as follows:
How long have you known Bull
Whack7'
Ever since he was born"
lis his general characttr?"
Letter A, No.1, 'bove par grca.
ways..l judge.''ss
Would you believe him OH oa,h9"
Eyes, eli. ZEE! on or off, or any other way,
conclude" 5 ~ s
''What.sin your opinion, are his qualif-
cations as to good charactcr!' IS
lies the best shot on our prairics, or
in the woods. lie can shave the eye-wink-
ers nf wolf Us far as n shoolin' iron III
carry ball. He can drink quart Of grog
any day, and chnws tobackerl like hoss."
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Notice.

THE undersigned would respectfully in.
form the citizens of. Sumter. iliat he Inns
declined running for the 'Clerkship> at the
ensuing Election, and would take this oc.
'casion, Ia. express hisssincerclhanks toyhis
friends who haye!so kindly forward his
interest, &c. w. E.+ +MEELETI'..s.
Nop. IL, 1916. -, Sisss..~ 70 If
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we are authorized to ann
n"unce WILLIAM G. BARRETT, ESQ.
rs Candidate r Tax Collector, at the
ensuing Election.
Sumtervillc, Nov. IS, 1916. d
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MARRlED-At the Presbyterian Church in this
place. on Thursday evening, the 18th inst, Ivy the
Rev. Donald McQucen, DR.. JOHN l. MILLER to
Miss ELIZA MAauAnEr, daughter Of William M.
,DeLormc, Esq.
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E@4s.Dv.

HIA{ENy Y.
WILLIAMS. HOYT, this day, tailed be.
fore me a light BAY HORSE, F13 years
old; appraised nj Twen.y-Gv Dollars. =
Thesowner can have the above Horse hv
applying tow. s. Floy,, sumlervillc, s. G.
and paying charges.
T.J. DlNKlNs, Magistrate.
Sum,crvilIe, S. C.Oc., 90, 1916. 3 ,f
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iAA9TE3N;EHtbl IA 'E'IlE lEsS.ss,s
.OaDEns NSssl sss; sss
/ s II IE>E so OuTils CAR0Lt y A 3 2:
.gimeD, of Voliuitcers fos She hlssxts
5 caI,fyxar hayings been ordered 90
kSxaddl ren,lexpnus{i III t:lidrles,an ialneili.
EsT Nsatafg rs be mustereil. into. ser vice,
s. He 2s; u NlIsE H S, y. vii paratlo
= Iy3 in Sumiersi iile,S Sont Saturday mex,
~ sihe e2S;llsinsf.H nj TO j, clock A q
,,. s. BySqr,ierufsG Gapt. SUsprER
# d ID 81 sBBANDING,,s @ 8.
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Saddles, Esrillcs, &c.
A good assortment Of Saddles, Brides,
Marlngalcs, Wagon and Riding Whips,
for sale low by Nj. DRUCKER & co.
Camden, Nov. 3, lS46.
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with four or five grains, elfeclual Fshnts
have been mndeswili fowling; pieces. The
more readily the coltonfexp piotles,i Tho grea-
ter the care. 10 be takenin han,linglit.
IgsS%ts IL, ;i-y h Char !Epc. NclDs.
Ftom the Wilmington Chronicle.

From the Wilmington Chronicle. n
MEETING G. OF THE sToCKHOLDERStO OF
THE E> WHltMMiN'GToN WI ~ AND RALElGH X.
The eleventh annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Wilmington and Raj.
eigh Rail Road Company was was held IN This his
,town last week, commencing on 'Fhursday
morning and closing ON Friday night. The
attendance OF individual Stack holders was
large. The Stock owned by the State
was Represented by Hon. Richard Hines,
of Raleigh.
Mr.. James s.. Battle, Of Edgccombe,
was chosen Chairman Of tho meeting, and
Messrs. James Griswnld. Of Wayne. and
Wm. A. Wright, OF WILMINGTON, Secrc-
taries. Is Sc
Gov. Dudley, President Of the Company,
submitted nn behalf Of the directory Il re-
port Of operations for the year ending Oc'
,nbcr lst, and aFrcport was also made by
the committee appointed at the previous
annual meeting to examine the books aud
accounts or tire Cnmpnny. consisting "f
NIessrs. Alex. McKar, james Griswold,
and Henry Mutt. Both reports were re-
ccivet.
From the reports we take some rarticu-
IsrsTor general interest:
Liabilities az the Company on the lst Oc-
tohcr, 1916. S66S,Sl1 So. Which SUN is
snade up as follows:
E"nds sold in England, bear
ing per cent interest, S222,GSG G7
T." the Litcrnry Fund of the
Stu,esof No. Ca, at per
cent interest, $1,000 90
'Company's bonds cntlnrsed by
State Of No. Ca, bearing 6
per ccn, interest, 25o,eoo co
''i'. ;n,e, rss'o's' es. 0s'''"s =. g. 15.ooSoo
Bills Payable, besring pr. CT.
interest. 42,a72 Sc
Scrip Bon,ls due tn Contractors. 1893 43
&D"nds for hire Of negro labor
ers, due Jan. 1916, aud
previous, $3.50 IS
Dn. do. do. do.
due January I, lSi7. 1870 90
Due sundry Pcrsnns Tor mate
rails, labor, &c. 30,S75 0S
SGGS,S:7 Sc
Amount Of receipts from Rail Road for
the year ending October lst.
F"s passengers, Sio3.460 80
q. freight 4l,75G II
email transporta-
ton $4,000 o.
s--G isS ,2sG G5
Expenses Of Road for the year Io! 80 sG
Amount cf recripts from Steam Boats
TOR l;:e year ending October Isl.
For passengers
and freight s95,.7; 90 &
For mail lranspnr. Ba
ta,ion $1,000 81
8 l32, ,535 81
Expenses of Boats for tic year 1887 96
Net profits Of !,nad and Boats S29. 9.!';1 ca
In regard to t.,c expenses Of Tic Road
the examining cn,nmi,lce say. at will bc
seen that the expenditures Of the Railroad
are tn an amount greatly exceeding thu. Of
my previous year.
''Fhe Committee think proper 10 explain
that there. hus been expended during The
year for four new Locomotives. two new
coaches. 'nrge number Of new trucks,
and n Few coach house, The sum Of si2,-
29l G7, which does not property belong
TO the current expenses Of tbs Road.
III appears by the Repnr. Of the super
int endent OF the Road and Road repairs,
that there has hcen expended for Road
repairs {including the sum "f Sei TAI "a
fur new irony The sum OF <s70,790 46."
Comparative tables Of annual isc scccpts
and Expenditures.
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Two sections meeting the other day. one
ofthem remarked on the vast increase Of
mortality. "Well." replied the other.
''you're luckier Than me, fnr havn', buri.
ed o hcing soul these three weeks"
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"Cnn yon inform me where the Office Of
the Ibid is sir!'
The Office Of WHAT"
"A paper called the Ibid!'
There is no such paper pubished'
'Nn! Why, down where come from.
the editors arc continually taking first rate
extracts from H.
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CERTIFICATE OF CnARACTER.--A Hoe
'ier was called upon the stand out West,
10. testify to the character Of brother
lloosier, The testimony was as follows:
!''How long have you known Bull
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Prsss ~ cs.ss.
Fighting Lyrics.

Great General Scott Is fond of war
AZ all our Yankee generals are,
But fearing TO DO made dupe
HE took hasty plate of soup;"
And wrote q line to Mister Marcy,
Complainin' that he thought him sarcy.
Whcreon great Marcy's dander riz,
And to our President he sen:
"This Scott is lookin to the futur,
Twere best to make him gender rsutsr--
This letter full Of warIiks tropss,
Well use to blast his risin' hopes.
"So.n SEE the rresdent, seq he
"Tell him TO let our Texas be.
Since he's no relish for the fight,
Well dub great Scott carpet knight
This soldier tired of wars alarms,
Has no more taste for feats Of arma
To his own vanity dupe,
Well leave him to his plate Of soup'~
So Scott, with his long silver spoon.
Hsnceforth must play an idle tune
Starving his fame TO feed his belly,
His own proud heart will turn to jelly. o. K
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GENIN'S GOSSAMER HATS.

q WEIGHING from az to 3 ounces Price only 50 50.
- II 10 about two the Cossamer Hat r.t
introduced by the subscriber the notice Of the New York
public the lghtest the Desirable the most
article for summer wear heretofore In
The astonishing attending them evinced by the
extraordinary sales popular approba-
ton bestowed them by the who have them
their have been lost the
TO show that he anxious excel his
for public the Gossamer hat much ghp and
pleasant than other before offered They
liable like the Leghorn and Panama lose either shpe
c"lor from the rain They be soed by
either Precipitation oil from the hair commonly the
with other Hats for the much admired style c trimmings
originating with the proprietor, eectual all this
This 10 decided advantage all other hats.
The public invited Call and this article at
J. NJ GENIN'S Hat and Cap Store,
myN lmerc 2I4 Broadway, Opposite Sc. Panls Church
- WATERFRONT & CO.,
n FASHIONABLE HATTERS ~
~ 90 Nassau street, Fulton. New York. ~
THE subscriber beg call the attention Of the public
the quality Of their kinds Of Hats Of their
facturs They have received small supply Of superior
moeskn used BY the fashionable hatsrs Pans
sample Of which they will feel much pleasure showing
those who will favor them with call The undsrsgnsd
do pretend sell at q lsss than
other neither they boast having spes
did but they hstter themselves that the quality aud
finish Of their Hats will give entire satisfaction the prices
charged
They have adopted the French style Of trimming the
hats which Is preventive 70 the psrspiratiGn coming
"'0'S" anu 'p0"As inc 0sAu'S n H. " b. WXTTRiPoNT,
q m.m WM. II JAMES.
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THE EYE.

nR WHEELER, Oculist No. 2? 0reenwieh srsst, New
- York the Battery. devote bis exclusive astsnoa
public chat there the numerous Sissasss 70
which be essentially relieved cured by him The
number Of undoubed testimonials which can be sssa
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice 10
cesed either by that Of other Oeslst
the United States.
G-Oice hours from M. o'clock r. NJ, ahsr which
he visits out door patients.
ssArcal Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted o.
reasonable terms.
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases the Eye, with
several instances OF effected by Dr. Wbsserb
mode oeatmsn can be had Erauiiousy his reedsnes
will be forwarded making applicaton
nm nv oss maid uyi2 m
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WATERFRONT & CO.,
EA2HIONABLE HATTERS.
SUMMER HAS.

n ROBERTSON'S PHENIX HAT AND CAP
- MANUFACTORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under
the attention Of the public TO the quality Of
sought for by the Of taste they have the additional merit
Of being cent below the standard They are
articles by the splendid OF
Broadway and close comparison Of their respective
merits material difference be perceived except in
he single particular that the subscriber has adopted style
~ trimming which eectuay prevents the preparation of
the forehead from striking through and imparng the
Their average weight is frcn az 81 ounccs-beng much
lighter than substantial Leghos, Panamas Persons Of
consideration. Of cost invited examine heT, and
establish by the If comparison their value
pared with the productions Of other manufacturers.
MO- I'm NJ 81
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THE SHADES HOTEL,

81 Redde Street, west Stds Of bT0ddtc0y.
vJyE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public thar he has lately opened the above Establish
style superior other house Of the kind the
city OF New York The satsacton which he has hitherto
his friends and customer while proprietor
"The Shades in Thames street, he nasrs himself will
be guaranty all who potronise him M his
blisment while effort his will be wanting merit
The usual rrhes Chops Steaks, Welsh Rarebits Poach
ed Eggs, &c will be ed up in superior style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers,
well full supply Of foreign papers, BY every arrival from
Europe. JAMES kVANS.
nils imsrc
EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
MO. 52s Pearl street, between Centre and Elm-Warm,
City 2k cents Lodg.gs with good clean BEDS 2k cts
will be found from London Liverpool and all the
principal rit les NJ the United Safes. ~ srh
kUIAW HOUSE, BALIIMOkr
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately and furnished
in the most complies and elegant manner by Messn Jack
CIap,,on and after The soh April when opens hs
pubc viii De open for the reception Of guests The
Of Mr. Crn.ton host Of y. Rosk;way rsvlon and
House Nsw York guaranty Of the style in which
ths Euaw VIII be Kept Tbs location the best in tbs city
Of baltimore.
The Pavilion, q Rockaway, L. L. win remain undsr the
charge of Mr. Cranston, Who during the summer mouhs
win B. happy bis Old friends this fsvors
tering place a20 insr
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES'.
MRS. NJ. BAKER, Milliner, No. 100 Bieseksr street.
Iv1 linear Downing has prepared Of beaut
Millinery and Invites the ladies call and suit them
selves. Mir. B. fsttsrs herself her ARTICLES VIII compare
with any in Broadway.
70 The Bleecker stages pass the door every 6vs
minutes. my1l 4wsm
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~n

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will Be
open the summer usual for the reception Of
Its fame in the relief and Of pulmonary diseases
extending period Of fifty years sustained BY fac
and evidence that II no longer admits Of dispute For the
reader referred work The Mineral springs Of
western Virginia. by WIN. Burke. to be bad Wiley X
Putnam The object Of this say that
engagements made TO- accommodate vses in the most
that they will BE- treated with
form and kindness while the charges will be found
will be respectable physician Attendance The roads
in good order and the beauful Turnpike Road - the Blue
sulphur will have stages upon plying between the
Springs which will afford ian opportunity Of visiting,
week, all the springs Of W. xrgins ,,,,~
m m THE PROPRtETORS.
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TRITON HOUSE,
fyI LEN COVE TnNJ ISI AMI

OLF<N GOV LOINV IcISlfND.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel the head Of the steamboat landing and
thoroughly fitted up and ready for the reception Of Boade
The of this establishment for the purpose of Salt
Water Bathing amongst the most eligible Long Island
ensye water 'front.' and fine beach for swimmers The
buildings new and the Bar and Bowling Alley entire
iy unco ted with the house.
Having farm Of 80 acres appended 70 the hotel property
ul supply or good milk and butter, and such other comforts
he trusts together with his unremted attentions the
wishes Of his guests will render residence At the Triton
House mey desirable.
Horses and Carriages to hire.
For terms, which will be moderate apply to
WILLIAM L. JONES, Trtoa House.
(1'er Cove. Long Island, Nav 1, iH46 mv5 lmrrc
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luE fas ll4iON, NEW D..iunION.
THE PAVILION, New Brighton. having undergone
siderable repairs and Embellishments since the last
perfect state than has been since
frat opened Everything that could tend to the com
fort and accommodation Of parties who konor by max
ing their summer residences has been added and the pro
feels assured that he does any
when he that it j. the most elegant aud complete sum
ner estabishm this continent.
TO persons from distant parts Of the Union Foreigners
who have visited the Pavilion be
that New Brighton situated Staten Island dis
lance of less than miles from New York The Pavilion
commands magnificent views Of the bay Of New York. the
Hudson and East Long Island and nearly down the
Narrows Its position beautiful aud salubrous, the
being several degrees cooler than IN
the city
Excellent steamboats, constantly plying between New
York and Staten Island the time occupied the
being only from wsotyive TO thirty minutes 80 that
Of the city speedily than from the Of Broad
and the delightful trips across the bay highly condH-
Give to health.
The Pavilion will open for the the 18th nst and
the proprietor will be happy with parties who
wish to engage apartments the whole season.
period and IL they will please address
the undesEued Of Mr. C. c. Marsh, 80 Cedar street.
forming him where hr may call them making ap
pontment it will be mm~dately attended to:
The Steamboats, for New Brighton from No. Pier,
North River
+. BLANCHARD.
Pavilion New Brighton, May 5, 1886 my6 lmrrc
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BON SEJOUR.

NSION HOUSE,
DDLETOWN CONN ECTICUT.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave announce his
friends the public, that he leased
for Of year, and hopes by experience aud
ber share OF their
JOHN L. MONROE,
,rr8 3msrr Formerly Of the u. = Hotel, Boston.
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HALF WAY HOUSE.
Tv.,~xl Asn.....

THE sUBsCRIBEn. formerly proprietor Of the Abbey
sr s ns .os lp BY
q Il. ola friends. n.ai: worthy
'iS's j, would :,..,.
SAkALEN'o HEAU, II LEY STREET, n. Y.
SMITH NJ late Of wores:,s1 ENGLAND beg.
h % s s % sS he
aSnsr and e1leu.,sd TO please Ssn.ls%er Of taste h
Dasn ilom y a o'clock, and Cold Gus. Chops, Stakes
English sPS ssy . s.e;led
Room: provided parties. and 5hs eo%ls and
HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NAkKOWo
THIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under.
the % q On n. r Of May
Of The hotel for The last TWO Or three years. The
Giaeps have . been .S sspssd nd the whole
psn:s win Ss :ps,Isdey the present p,opIs.or make h:
mi im.r : = " THOMAS MEINELL
BON SEJOUR
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure that
son%eSssos sossI sis i: long
.ny =: Sssa elegant style. with many AM
..n .slaSSs5y charming w:A: ssr.:.Ss drives: and
AZ % F u o q
Kills and he aeiahbo!ux wood. Iee.sa' game
sr .s;iSs
de- s " s,1 q W. M ~
10 A. NJ and P NJ landing in front Of the above place
Ro viii b.
cs 70 convey passenser' and land them At the house.
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MASsAPEQUA ROUSE.

IA THE sUBsS RIDER living ed the Massapequa
House and wei: known Fishirx Pond adioping, lately
the accommodations Of sporsrsa and oh<r.. he suhscr
Der has svsy for these whiting the Island for
VISIT the above can sks either the morning
sheywili comfortable souvey the the
Honse Families wishing rooms for the summer will do
well 10 call aid sel. q them early in the season.
hs subscriber pledges himself that nothing his part
shall be make his house agreeable to M who may
honor hiv with heir company. s. 8 JONES.
sorth Oyster Bay, Jnns |, ieA6. jei0 iwsrc
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Uk. JOHN kOAkES s
IODINE LINIMEN r,
rs SCIENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND

rs A scI Il IT 4 cHEMicAL coMrotNp OF
*; .:s ):
Ss a..s used e. Nd
,oy os use e he rL.. G9ss a.,
matters q how long ..9dias; s..4y., sauI5: ~:
his ;aS e. .
ssas sus & y e bss Or Kn I'D s :.
oa Ts;r: az sssa.: 4: Az =. 4
II, RSss% ES:s.l.. fi%S:: ksf Won B:;s:: IsS.
ss sa i ss SIDE .Ss
Z ssy "'f FisS: s 6.ss
bIuELUW'o NEW ENGLAND EAfkESS,
sesr sd
C,n.dss All Package. fass and bs.s.s. !; any q he
iss.s i;.s Nd y %s e.. IN s: %
directed to the care Of ~ givkLOWs
NIB. sur. to mark r.sA.s,. 9 e.: ss'
VINES, BRANDIEs, GIN, &c.
EO CASES very old Madeira Wns each tos:n sr.1 D..
ID "a ia Iif s'Ssss ar:
guy Brandy in nsli pipes .ns ar s:sns ~,
do old Pale aoEnse' isas a. es'ls ana e'snn'' Of WY
Of hsh :r,s;. sssa.d By he lac
a,m.m s. ~ Dnr c.s s 3 S,:sA q
wArsox st SD sG sSs ssR Dye 9, me-.
w wonderful discovery ever made %. .nd ss.s e
cm s ~ Beware
For sale at xpctSscss. Hail. c..hsTns .rs:s qeos
rs .es !" Flee E;,sts :s:. ssr
COUNTRY MEkCliANIS
W IstrN The city Of New York, nvtgd 70 call and
examine comglets and extensive ;'Gcs Of AsSsSss
Prs..s. S,oS Pens. 9ui. Iak, sad Flsids r,ou,
Avn a. A the LoreM Possible Prices.
RICH LOUTREI, a. wi',ism 81,
s,,msuc door below ledss
| SPRING GOODS.
WIN y, JENNINGsE co, Draper ana Tsil2rs, Import
ce. a3l Broadway opposite the Founts,s are ysrsrs
goods they offered for comprising Frsneh
sud English cloths various styles vetngs
In variety, which will be made order hr3usn the
aid OF As ecieut corps OF be found IN the coun
try prices that have gveaa character TO the estasn"sss
for moderate charges. -
In 10 which few egter. excel Ne
could observe that the senon directed TO ns
Offer inducements to those VINO appscsss
ct, combining and eiegcnce. - -
In addition 10 the assortment Of goods keW ~ ne
trade we have always hand dess and rock %
sprss coats and fancy dress articles including csr eve
n s,,r hn.en. 49, '-' al imsr
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NEW LEBANON SPRINGS.

IA COLUMBIA HALL MAv1 IS. i8<6-Ths "a vorite place
T Of resort Is readyfor the reception ocom
being under the of its old proprietor,
Hull PssuTins on his long experience as caterer
the establishment shall be ssch meet the Of the
most iasdous whether rryny for the shorter
lwriod.
ir' imrc HENRY HULL.
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uI..s ILelcN'S SfhiNN, t.A~tiiCN
"a BEAVER AND SILK HATS of the best quality and
most approved shapes ready for inspection and
sale at the old established prices.
pss. bseser ........... '.'............x %
DeU Sla 4 W
ROWE, Merchants' Exchange,
ALI im~rrc "a William
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Incidents, &C., OF the War.

learn that the dispatches in possession of the War
Department disclose some facts that Of high interest
which do not appear from that OF which has
been male public. II is known that the evening Of
the 9Th OF May after the battle of that day in
which many Of our officers put hors du combat
council Of held The position Of the Mexican
army its numbers and the extent of its losses
known in camp. Their attack had been repused,
but they considered defeated and another
assault expected in the morning. or might be dur
ing the night Under these circumstances propo-
siton made and discussed that comparatively
small force should retreat upon Point Isabel for the pur-
pose Of awaiting the aid Of expected
General reported to have put his veto upon it.
and to have decided that nothing remained but to fight
their way through any opposing force to the the
entrenched camp opposite Matamoros.