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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25
TO TINE PUBLIC.

TIE Session of Congress, which is about
10 terminate, will be long aud gratefully
remembered by all true republicans for
the triumphant success of many OF their
cherished principles and measures. While
we heartily rejoice at the triumph Of the
principles which ii has been our constant
effort to advocate and defend, and from
which no prosperity, no adversely, Gun
swervc us, we cannot be un,nindful Of the
attitude in which we arc placed bya recent
vote Of both hnuscs Of Congress: we alludr
to The contemplated Withdrawal Of their pat
ronngc from ,henewsrarcr press. To this
decision we chccrfuiIy how, semsibly rs we
are Of the pa,rio!ic motives which have led
loi,. But we trust iha, this decision OF Con-
grcSs increases rather than dininish,s in
claim to The support Of higher power for
that Of the people, and /" them we confident
~ appeal to mid us. by their patronage
sustaining at the scnto government jour.
nal lha, is inilexihy devoted 10 The inter
csis Of the country.
II is known to every one, that The chief
source Of sustaining newspaper is moi
the magnitude Of its subscription list. S"
much as The advertising patronage which
NAV be bestowed upon it. In large COM
merciul cities. indeed, the latter is usually
the CO.. nncomilanl Of the former, ~ il becomes
the obvious interest Of mercantile men IL
advertise in those papers which are The
most extensively circulated. Washing
ton, however, is differently situated. De-
privrd "f the advertising patronage Incl
dent TO q mercantile community. and bur
dcned with prcuia, and enormous expcn-
seswhich arc not elsewhere incurred, nulh-
ing but very long list Of subscribing pa
irons can sustain n paper in rsef, lncss-
if, indeed, even in existence. Th" proprle-
tors Of the Union" have hitherto spared
no pains, and no expense. to make their
paper worthy Of the metropolis, and worthy
of the support Of that great party under
whose banner they are enlisted. In publish.
ing The most full and ample debates Of the
two houses Of Congress, j, is believed, ever
before attempted Oh this continental u dni-
~ new supper, they have secured the servi-
ces Of the best reporters which the cuun-
:-y afforded, bul ut The enormous cost Of
| $4,000 or or $4,000 per year. Their
extensive foreign and domestic cores
pondence is another large item Of ex-
pense, bnt the instructive usefulness uf
which is so highly commended and appre-
ciated Us to Justify almost any outlay to
attain it. Sill, it must be evident that
| less the suhscri pton lis! is commensurate
to the undertaking; and although we can
boast of Is 900 subscribers, (incIuding dai.
ly, tri:weekly. and weekIy,) hut this lis,
must he still considerably enlarged to enable
the proprietors Of the "Union'' 10 sustain
all its usefulness and TO insure them agains.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-11-25

Leather, seal aud murncco at 25 to IS
Infants blk aud cold kid Bnotecs ut 25
1000 Pairs
lens and Boys Russct aud
black Brogans 50 TO S5
House servants strap shoes
and Buskins so TO 75
which W. feel no he esitancy to recommend
as they are own mandatory and designed
TO give satisfaction 10 The purchaser.
-ALSO-
Calf skins, Lining skins, Shoe leather,
Shoe thread and all Kinds of Shoe Makers
Tools always on hand, aud Of the best
kind.
HATS.
Mems Black and Drab b. B. plain Hats
I" sc fashionable Beaver "
{" +" Cassimcrs and Pearl sport
ing Do:
Z" T" Plated, Csncy and glazed
I" Fur, Cloth, Velvet and glazed
Caps,
Boys Fancy Drab sporting Hats.
g Clo,n, velvet and glazed
Caps,
ChiIdlcn's luncy cloth and velvet Caps,
ALSO,
80 d"z. round and square top wool Hats,
very low either at rel"iI or by the dozen.
BONNETS
Ladies and Misses Lrghorn, Tuscan,
Ncp"lilan Straw, Willow, Lawn, Medina.
Silk and Bombazinc in all their varieties
and shapes, and at prices that cannot be
beat.
If you wish to see NEAT, CHEAP and
GnoD shoes, give us n cali-wc do cash
business-havc but one price our objec, be-
ing to establish large retail trade, and ask
none to pay an extra prolific make up for
the looses sustained by the credit system.
Our motto is "quick sales ind small
profits" or rs our opponents say, ''no
profits at aN." ts
Is-R EN- EMBER, all shoes sold by us
arc warranted, and in every instance lips
repaired without charge
II. BARTLETT g. Co.
Store nearly opposite the Bankof Camden
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PROSPECTUS
; OF THE
THE SUMTER B.GJe:TeEEI.

UNDER the above Tile. il is proposed TO
publish a paper in the Town Of Sumter
vile. The paper will be issued weekly,
on the morning Of every Wednesday.
1t is believed, that Sumter District af-
fords as muny capabilities for sustaining
weekly newspaper, as a medium Of Adver-
tisement, General News and Business, as
any Of her sister Districts in the State; aud,
confding in this belief, we invite, to our
columns, the attention Of those, both in
this and the surrounding Districts, who
may be desirous Of advertising and see fiji
to do SO. 1t is we'll known, That the sup
port of paper in general, depends not so
much on the magnitude Of its subscription
list, Us on the advertising patronage which
il may receive. This is the case in cities
In country Town, however, and District,
| ms ihisis, we must depend on the patron
age both Of subscribers and advertisers
We hope, then, that our enterprise will not
fail from want Of encouragement.
A strict attention will be pnil 10 the To-
cal Interests Of The Town and District, and
we shall emtleavor to keep up. if necessary,
| the spirit aud enthusiasm, which now en-
isis, in regard 10 the conneXinn nf Sumter
with Charleston and Wilmington, IN. C.)
by Rail Road.
In Politics, THE BANNER will be strict.
| ly Democratic, and will give firm support
to the National Administration, so far as
it confirms to the principles upon which
it secured The support Of The Democratic
party at the South.
The assistance OF friend, fully compc-
tent to the task, has been secuted for the
editorial department. Ii is no, deemed
necessary To make an exposition Of The
great .vuriety of matter that will be con
lained in the pages Of our paper; suffice il
say. that no pains will be spared 10 render
il all acceptable visiler III every family in
the District. The undersigned trusts. that
the late failure in the attempt to establish
a paper in This place, will no. be permitted
to operate unfavorably upon his enterprise.
The paper will he printed on super.
royal sheet. with five columns To the page,
at Two Dollars and Fifty Gents, if paid in
advance, Three Dollars, AT the expiration
Of six months, or Three Dollars aud Fifty
Gents, al the end Of the year.
WILLIAM J. FRANCIS, :.
Proprietor and Publisher.
N. B.--For further particulars, as re-
CARDS u lvcrlizing, &c. see terms on first
page. Commaiiicati"n on business, 81 c.,
and subscriptions and advertisements. will
be received at the office Of Mes>rs. MAY.
RANT s. ,tICHAROsoN, OF at the publishing
room Of The paper.
Subscriptions and advertisements are
solicited.
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We are now opening our fail stock,
comprising every description Of sewed and
pegged work. made in the best manner,
particularly for our retail trade, consisting
in part Of the following kinds:
GENTLEMEN'S
Light fair stitch Philadelphia
Boots at SIS so to 6 90
Light scwcd and peggcd at 2 so to 90
Water Proof sewcd and
peggcd at 3 SO to G 90
Heavy sewcd and pegged kip
and calf a, 90 2 90 to 3 90
Fine calf scwcd and peggcd
water proof Boolces at so to 2 90
Fine calf and goat sewcd and
pegged Boo,ecs at 25 TO 25
Stout callnn kip scwcd and
pcgged Bootces at IS to %
BOYS
Light Boots, various sizes atl so to 2 SO SO
/" and stout Boolecs at 50 10 | s5
LADIES'
Black and colored gnitcr Boot
ccs, pumps aud wells at SO TO rs
Black and color'd gaiter Shoes
pumps and wells at 50 to l 25
Seal and leather walking Bus
kins and Boots Mt 50 to 90
Best Philadelphia Slippers,
Ties and Bnskin, wells at Is TO 90
Best colord morocco and kid
Ties and Slippers at IS TO 90
Morocco. kid and leather Ties
and Slippers at 81 10 10
Prunella Slippers and Busk'n
walking at " 10 oO
MISSES
Seal, leather and morocco Boot.
crs and Buskins at 81 To 81
Kid and French morocco Ties
and Duskins at 6O TO 81
Prunclla and cold. gambroons ct so to rs
Leather welt and pump Boot
CIIILDREN'S
Black and cold morocco and kid
Tics at 25 TO G.
| Black and cold gn.cr Bootces at ~ 10 "a
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TO PRINTERS,
9's;lee cFOHaaGfyy <gaad Printers
EtSs'aaishislg Warehouse.

Z ~ :. Il
TIE Subscribers have opened n NEW
TYPE FOUNDRY in the city Of New
York, where they are ready to supply or.
drrs TO any extent, for any kind Of JOE or
FANCY TYPE, and every article neces-
sary for Printing Office.
The Type. whicllare cast in new moulds,
from an entirely new set of materials, with
deep counters, are warranted 70 be unsur-
passed by any, aud will be sold a,Prices to
suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished. and also
Steam Engines Of the most approved pat.
terns.
N. B. A hiachins. is constantly in at
tendance to do light work.
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy
three times MS much type as their bills
amount to. may give the abore six months
insertion in their papers, and seud their
paers containing it, 20 the subscribers.
COCkCROFT g. OVEREND,
Oct. 3, 1916. 6m 6S Ann ST.
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THEY HAVE
10 hhds. SUGAR. prime and low priced
Is bbls. DO. {" " 4"
800 loaves Double refined Loaf and Crash
ed. Also, fine.
5 barrels do.
Extra fine Tyson TEA. Fine do. do.
Ooolong (black) in half pound papers.
Do. very superior
Powshong (do) in half pound papers,
Bags old Java COFFEE
Laguira do
!" Rio do old and new
Boxes Sperm Candles, 4, s and 6 to
the pound
Boxes Adamantine (in papers) 6 to the
pound
Boxes Charleston made Tallow 6 To
the pound
d. ID. cansters Preserved Salmon,
hermeticnlly sealed
l lb. .canisters Lobsters, Theoretically
sealed
Jars mixed Pickles; do. Ghcrkins, q'ts.
and pnts
Canistcrs Sardines lin oily and 2 lbs
each
Layer Raisins, (all clusters) Zantc
Currants
Quarter boxes MIR Rasins
Soft shellcd Almons
Drums Turkey Figs (smaIl size)
Bordeaux Almonds, soft shelled
Boxes Genoa Ci.ron, preserved with
white sugar
East 81 West India Groceries assorted
Jars East l. Preserved Ginger; Mac
arOni
Whole and ground Black Pepper; do.
Allspce
Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
No. Chocolate, prepared Cocoa
Underwood's Mustard in l2 and | A
Ib. bottles
Rosa Water, Lemon, Pine Apple, Straw.
berry, Ras pberry,and Orarai Syrups
Swee. oil, Harvey Sauces Reading
Sauce
Mushroom Kctchup, Tomato Kctch.
Paol Vinegar, Stough,on's Bilters
Soda Biscuit, Pic Mic, Water, Pilot,
g. Navy Crackers, Lcmon tlo.
Pearl Starch, "a sup. article) Fig Blue
Indigo
Letter Paper, Foolscap do. Salt Pc
White Wine Vinegar, Cider do.
Canistcrs Dupont's Eagle Rifle Pow
der
Kegs and half kegs FFF. glazed do.
A full assortment Of Shot, all sizes
200 Sacs SALT, extra large size, and in
order
Nos. l, 2 and 3 Mnckerel, kits No.
! do.
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ArOln.
A full assortment Of Iron Of every de-
.scription; Hollow Ware do, for sale low
by Nj. DRUCKER g. co. 4.
Camden, Nov. 6, 1916.
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Goddard's Brandy, vintage Of 1905,
celebrated for its soft fruity flavor
Herckenwra,h g. Lowndes'J. J. Du-
py's G Brandy
DO. Do. Holland Gin
Newton. Gordon & Murdocks = y:
old Madeira e
Do. do. new do.
Pale Sherry, Sweet Malaga =
Old Jamaica Rum, old Scotch 3 E
Baskets Champaign, Cordials assorted
Bills. Nonongaheln Whiskey, do. N.
o. Rcctfied do.
BbIs. N. T.. Rum
Double Brown Stout Porter [Dunbers1
quarts and pints.
Scotch Pale. very superior in pin,s
Philadelphia Pale Ale, in q',s aud pts
Wards big grain Rice, strictly prime;
2'l quality do.
Goshen Butter, Northern Cheese, mild
and rich
Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
llcrrings
Nos. l, g. 3 Muckerel, Kits No. l do
Extra bleached Sperm Oil, winter
strained Solar do.
Shoe Backing, Sal Eralus, London
Shred lsinglass
Coopcr's Geluline, Raspberry Syrup,
Strawberry do.
Whole, half aud quarter boxes Soar,
all qualities,
Corn Brooms. boxes Table Salt, Paint
ell Buckets
Jars Tnmarins, in fine syrup
full assortment Of CANDIES, Of MI
SORTS: Almond Soab. Foncv do
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DICKSON g. LATT.A

DICKSON & LATTA
Would respectfully inform citizens of Sumter and the adjacent
country tatlcy have opened extensive of
SELECT GROCERIES,,
which will oeedow CASH. at prices correspond with the
times Their facilities for keeping their supplies SUCH
to
ND--
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70 congressional Register, 10 UU
The name Of n" person will be entered
upon our books unless the paymen, Of The
subscription be madc in advance.
RiTCHlE g. HESS. 4
Washington, August 20, 1916.
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Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked
llerrings.
LIQUORS.
Goddard's Brandy. vintage Of 1905,
celebrated for its soft fruity flavor
Herckenwrath g. Lowndes'J. J. Du-
Dy'S G. Rrnndv
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A LARGE STOCK OF
BOOTS AMD SHOES.

We are now opening our Fall stock,
comprising every description of sewed and
pegged work. made in the best manner.
for our retail trade, consisting
in part Of the fOllnwing kinds:
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Persons wishing 10 purchase, will find i,
to their interest to call and examine fol
DICKSON g. LATTA.
Camuen S. c. Nov g. 1916
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02

~ AYLOR'S CAST STEEI,--b cases assert.
l. Cd fifeE fof sole BY 10 GORDON 4 SKINNER
zR TONS LUMP PLASTER, Just received.
- fof ale fiou the vhalf BY
oea HENRY FISHER
A PPLES-2O Barrels Apples Just received in
"a good orier and for saie By
noa RANKIN a wHTtocK.
- HALBs CoHKS, for ~, BY
- no2 NTyOEs BROTHER
I'm lbs Paris Cron, fIr saie low
lNO 10 f-2ot , u. EUsrACE a SON
EOTION BATTING-3OO lbs lust rcceiv
- e. and for 'ae ~ Rot GORDON SKINNER
I .OUlSlANA CLARIFIED SUGAR 10
- hbls prime for ule BY
Eoit GORDON 4 SIMMER
ICLAN SEBD--gOO bushes for a., ~
u oe2i GORDON6 SKINNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02

,p5N ENOR MOBILE-ONLY VESSEL THIS SEA
s,saA u The Gps fast sai ing brig JOHN LANCAs
TER is daily sylccie viii al possible dispatch For
heg cabin or sce age passase having ,atn
Apply 10 DAVID CuRRIE
HAsEty- ItREY.
20 or guAs 4. WORTUAu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02

GORDON e. SKINkER,
OFFER FOR SALE
IN HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
OO Sugars
IS boIes and bbls loaf. crushed pulyerzed Sugars
25 boxes and bags Havana and Brazl Sugar
so bids Mo1sses part prime
30 half bbs Sugar house Orleans Molasss.
$50 bags Rio Lsguira and lava Coffee
hzles Mocha COdre
IS half chests GunPOvVier Tea, part very superior
halfehests Black
Tea in 6 aud 10 ID. boxes
900 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs Shoe TheAd
los boxes spern nj Talov Candies
10 bags Pepper and Pimen;o
10 bags Ginger
SEQ kegs Mails
$50 bags Shot
30 kegs "Duponts" Powder
800 teams Wrapping Paper
esp and Letter Paper
500 sacks salt
Cheese ia and boxes
200 dOZ Bed Cords and Leading Lines
IS doE Painted Buckets
50 doz Brooms
5000 lbs Bacon SIDES shoulders and hams
so bags Feathers
200 Nova SeotIa GdndSiones
GAS exlO and lOHi2
Sperm PIT. and Tannefs' Oil
Cotton Yarns sahPetre Copperas, Alum
lniigo Nader, starch, Wick. Irvine,
lRON-lOO tons Swetes English Tedegar Country com
prsng nearly all sizes round, hlI and square
Sheet I;oa Nail Rods
srEEL-Ameriean and English Biz,ered
MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
IN PlATEs-s68 boxes Tin Pate, 1914 1870
CoPPER-9oOO les BraEiers. Sheathng and Boil
lCOO lhs WITe assorted SIZES, from No. to Is
Zinc BaT and sheet Lead, &C 6e. - II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
NUMBER 13l.
TO FARMERS, COUNTRY uruCuaxr>-
AND OTHERS.

FARMERS, COUNTRY uEHCHANTs,
AND OTHERS.
sre.t Heducfiou Rf PcniteutSnrv Ssox,-
VIE subscriber BY ne Board /. now an, "a o.
n fer NJ treaty. reduced prices
Wv Wv "'" = e"'"-
-ooo yards plain and siriped finey Women. elohns
In Store for Fall purchasers;
300 h-svy resdy made Ker.ey Coa1.
zoo pairs do do Pant.
oe"o pece, organs with large Of coarse and an,
Shoes. equal to any the marhet - -
Wagon Hainess portions ~ ' IN
Warranted Axes. superior
Also, Wheat Fau-, Wheat aar, R,Gi1.-,,or. v,.,, -.
FURNITURE Of drnsrrnt kinda ~
FOR sae At Psateniay very superior article of Ry,, ME-
siones' Wagons, Day. Carts Ae ~ ' ~"'
aoovs afe Offered on term. ara ,.r
ehaers ~ 90 well To call Pcuntiarv or !, So NJ
H. streei lending to Mayos Bridge. ~ '' ''',
- JAs SPOTS. sses, Penny.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND u.II.O m n no 80.
nALrIuOHE VIA PINEY POINT
'pNHE public are hereby notified that the above
line vii be Discontinued for after s2d n.,a, h,
80, m saiy ihe cen ng sprirg when run u.
T. SHARP sgpnt Tran.port,tio,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN IL co. arc in re-
- eeipt OF unusually well assorted mock Of DRY GOODS
comprising variety suited county trade
which
Rich Paris Cashmore Robes
Rich Ombrc SHADED Cashmere and Mou.crns
Rich Oregon Castinian and Cemantne Pakls
fiaid Mefiao Cashmeres
Rich satin striped Tibet do.
Bk and cord Alpaeas
nix aud satin srpeddo.
Bombaxiner, Crapcs ami ropln.
Rich Ruge OmbrcP Dssoe Silks
Rich Pekin FaeOnne do
Rich Gro de- Naples Gaee do
Together with variety
New style Sks f,om 75e In ~ per yard
White and cord embd Muslin Robes
Preach embi Collins. Chemiseus, CApes
Infants frock Bodies. Sleeves, &C
Ombre shaded Cloakings
Blk French Cloth and Cassimsres
9Th. satin aud m Yes
Satnet., faied Kcrseys, cable Kerueys
PA "a linseys white ami red Fi,nnels
White Domets weeh shr nsing and Canton Flannes
Servants Whitney, and super inland bound he'd Blnkes
SILK and mcrino Hoaery, Gloves, fancy ,lk CEsvats
Heavy wool Lk and eord bet embd
White ana cord embd Cape searfs something veTy pepy
Also
Carpeing-. Rugs and Bookings.
forsaie, wholesale and retail
II No ~ WEST MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
GEORGE EARLE. m.rc,,,, r,,,.

NJ 40 CHI-sNUr Strict PHILADELPHIA
As constantly hand hts extensive Tailoring or. On
ps'e The Sae Hous-, assortment OF French ana
Cohs CaAsimec and Vesngs received per late arrival
w lie eondnet Inc establishment prneip OF .ndn,
garments out Of his store but those quality and ia
mus That he long enjoyed in this
ana throughout the Union lie respectfully soie cali
from geneen visiting the city, assuring viii seeuts INV
ofoes entrusted To him. IN style lover rate. t
the sane quality be had any Ia the city rmy4,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-02
MUFFS, MUFFS. MINES.

IN HAND, largo and handsome assortment Of La
W dies and Misses MuHs Of sll qualities and prices.
Oe27 JUDAH MYERS, No. 81 w, Main st.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW RAILROAD AND SrEA n BOAT LINE
ffetNeeu Hicbmsnd and Norfolk, Portsmou ti,.
Old Point Comfort, &c, Pert waIihaII.
FAKE REDUCED TO 10 Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
= kFENHE public is hereby notified, that
azsscezs>EfRs = the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
"a winch Is In the most complete order Tor both night
hne and Unsurpassed her runnn.
tween Fort Walha and Norfolk, Cars from
Richmond and Petersburg t4s Of oay iaeu
dag loais. -
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at ct A breakfast the August. and
arrSo At Norfolk about o'clock r. NJ Returning
leaves Norfolk at A. NJ on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SA
IuRDAfs passengers breaksnE arriving at Po,
Walhah nj half past ~ N. about p NJ
VIII be perceived from the above,
e'l<uous hHe business the
opportunity Of ansaeiing and ne.t
morning so as To be absent from their
The Augusta VIII stop al the usual landings
tate in and put out travel other points river
where 4 signal Is made.
The public may rest assured that the
To keep up this line neatly and
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk manner and
at the lowest
For further information tickets freight apply Depot OF
Agent o.
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NOTICE TO SIIIPPEfSs

G-Z9lk, UNTIL further notice. there will bt
A.-&tsd-A< only one Steamer plying between this pac
ara baltimore IN Columbus" Capt Parrish viii arrive ever
Monday and leave he wharf every Tue y afternoon at oeosL
Passage and fare 10 baltimore only 81.
oe ~ HENRY IUnLAM 4 co
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TOSOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS,
NJ EGRO HIRING.-Thomas ii. Taliaierro

n EGRO HIRING.-Thomas II. Taliaiero
again friends and the public gene
rally Hiring Negroes the and collecting all
entrusted his eareao, renting Houses and selling
Produce. method those
WHO wish employ him. that would be advisable inform him
carry they that be have opportunity OF getting
good lie pledges every shall be used
obtain good and good homes and hopes that expert
Of hneen years will hun share OF patronage
lie MsssTs. ~ a. e. G u. lil's
Odee opposite McssTs. II. H. Dickinson Brother franklin
street,, in rear Of the Bel 3-lt
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WINDOW GLASS.

N addition 10 our usual large and we'll assorted
stock of Cylinder Widow Glass of single AMI double hisk
mss prepared furnish Crown Glass from the Rcdfori
Gss WOfks which have lately eel operations will the
Introduction of ard prepared 20 Tor
nsh better Article u CROWN GLASS been pro
dueed In The dated States The Gass from WORKS s a
dsrbs ti the hrsi quality bauded Roiii" the second
"aannac" DUVAL a PURCELL,
noi9 ~ Main street. Richmond. Va.
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IL. w. d y. ,. FRY N Co,
wHoLE'ALS DEALERS,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio COFFEE
500 bags Las. do
$40 do old white and Java do
100 hhds N Orleans Sugar, part prime
95 do 2 REQ do
~ do II Cror do do
rs casks clarified do
G5 boxes NO I Loaf do
20 bbls crushed do
go do puiversed do
so hid. no'aS-cr
100 kegs Nails best quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
5 blsered Steel
4 anil sheer Steel
200 bore- sperm AMI Tsnow Candies
1000 runs wrap. Paper, part large
300 I" cap aud letter do
prime Indigo
50 packages g p, Imp1and Rlaek Tess
Is bbl- lamp ana tanners Ol
200 kse. nhe and blasting Powder
Bar Lead Shot and Bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Sai PetTe
Copperas, Sulphur asd Salts
Soaps Mustard, Chocolate, Bilcking. &c
sIlO and loIl2 Glass
Coil Rope, Cords AMI Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
so dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Salt
so WOODWARD
Pepper Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Yarn assorted Nos NJ
factory prices.
QReeeving and forwarding goods attended TO. All
krds OF produce received on consignment 20
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VENIIE subscriber has received a supply Of La.
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and sHpply themselves JUDAH MYERS
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