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CoBaas,.iss5Oaacr,s Sale.

EXpartc N. Z. Naples,
ct al In Equ;ty.
The 'rincr children "f Sumter District.
Thomas Naples.
WILL be soft. al Sumter Court Il"n=,, On
The first Monday in January next, aud, il
not then sold, will be sul.! on a subsequent
sale day, about
1'tVENTI-SEVEN NEG GROES.
The terms Of sale nee, one. half Cash
The balance on n credit Of one year; the
purchaser giving Bond and personal sccu.
rity, with interest from sale, aud mort.
gage Of the Negrnes; ar pay up the whole
purchase, and paying for nlI necessary Fa-
pcrs. BY order "f The Court.
JOHN B. MILLER, Cum'r.
Sumtervillc, Dec. 7, lS46.
4 ,sd Crfts21
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Notnnotfi cr nor d soliliersyas A. /,
~ Snlliil antli iila lunns,i iolisreys
letlars scni,si sinlie tt.s s,fa
sna q Preparations q, san Luis R,itosi. & 6 II
was renirte.l lliai he llasl soliectc 81, 900
men; hit lis was cofsilefeds by maj, ,,Fal,
g erati,,l...s s;
Accident. "a sliule Girl.si,nuuis54 years
old, belonging 10 +. wv w hile, resi-.
ding III nB0nndary:st. was bnrh. III death,
!dt Monday last, shY:l,er clothes taking Sire
-=her notl,er being absent from her but a
short time. This should he n canton to
ail persons having; the, care of cli,ldret,,
wttn are apt. whe. cold, 10 yetsa near fro,
Char. Cour. Dcc.2. N
FATAL ArFhAY....An afTray occurred in
this place ON Saturday evening last, be.
tween w. B. Hamilton aud .Jnhn Pcaglcs.
in which the e-later received d wound from
a pistol shot, from whchihe died tile next
evening. An Inquest, was held over the
body OIL Monday aud u verdict rendered!
according III the above Iucls. Hamilton.
surrendered Himself to The
Sheriff, and now in jail.
Camden JournIl.
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LAND EOR SALE.

&wA The subscriber ufrrs for sale
WaiIsS his Tract of Land, n:ne miles
GaS below Sumtcrvillc, on the road
TO Chnrlrstnn, nrnr Bethel Church, aud
Col. N"tllcs's Store, c"nlaining 45l acres;
l3O acres is cleared Land, Of witch, 100
nc res is under good fence; so acres more.
dradrd last winter. There is n good one
story Framed Dwelling House on the pre-.
misses, with oihrr necessary uut.huitlingS.
For farther particulars, call aud see, nr ap.
PLY tn the subscriber.
Trrm$: On" half CASH, the balance on :,
crc,ii, o! one year with Interest.
Il. l.. JONES
Nnv, 3Oih, lSlG, 5 4,
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FR WN.a BESNY..

\@ FROM the subscriber, OH tho
GTT l0lh of N"vcmbcr last, her Nrgr,
kSlA man. named JACOB. Jacob is
l.) ab"u. 35 years "i age, about five
TIL feet, five inches high, Of some
80 whatycl"w complexion. and I,mps
II lille on his lrtt foot. lie is supposed
now 10 be in the ncishborho"d "f Man
chrsler. or in Williamsburg, near tho resi-
drnrc nf the late Or. Buinrd. A reward
ni 800 will he given for the apprehension
of the said Jacob. and his delivery To the
subscriber n, her residence, miles below
Sum,citllr, or his Judgment in Sumter
Jail. ESTHER PERDRlEAU.
Dec. 9. 1916. u 1t
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From the New Orleans 'Picayune, 25th ult.
@,ATE5T FROM THE AR iY.

MoNCLnvA AND CHIHUAHUA TAKEN
EXPEDITION AGAINST NtcToRIA-MARcH
or THE AMERICAN FoRcEs UpoN SALTiLL".
The. Steamship McKim, j. B. Peck. mas
ter arrived last evening from The B:az"s,
whItApare she lrfl on the 9Th instant.
"Chp,. G. II. NJ. Davis laid to Gen.
ShiclGs) reports that Gen. Wo"l took peace
blc possession ni Mnnclova on .he 3Olh
Ort:' The Governor nml u number Of the
principal citizens formed an tsco,t aud met
Gen. Wool about tunr miles from the riIv
nnd welcomed him rs n friend. One Of
The hes, houses in the place was offered to
him for his head quar,crs--whch offer
was accepted. Gen. Wool's army, mum
boring 5000 men, was in excellent health
and spirits.
Gen. Wool marched from the prcs,,lin
del Rio Grande to Moncnva, n distance Of
Two hundred and four miles, in eleven
marching days. lie tcok along with him
forty dny's provisions for his columns, md
another train with an equal amount, was il
few dnys>in his rear. These were The last
supplies lne expected to receive from Port
Lavacca, as he designed opening cnmmuni
crtions " i,h Gen. Tnyio for receiving (u.
rurc supplies
News was received 4, Mnnclnva on the
End inst, that Col. Doniphan. Of The Mis-
souri, yoluntecrs, who had BEN dr,ach"d
hy Gen. Kcarnev, al SnnIa r., I"r that
duty, had taken the city Of Chihuahnn.
with 700 men. ilcentercd ,he place with
out impe,limcn,--lhe town having s''rrrn.
dcred without gun being fired, rs we a..
ways said would he the case.
Col. Riley, Of the 81 Infantry, has bee"
ordered 10 march will, the whole Of his &C.
gimcnt upon Victoria dc Tnmaulipas.
Upon the arrival Of dispatches lr"m the
United States Government ordering an end
10 be put to the armisticc, Gen. Tnylor de-
spatchcd Major Graham I" SnlsiI". to in
form them. that each party "ae al li"cr'y t"
uc, MS ilmfyh, think I'll.
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EGSi n':aS.

WILLIAM S. llOAl. l!iis aay. ,aiicd be-
fore me liph, BAY HORSE. i3 years
old; appraised u, Twenty-Five Dollars
The owner can have Tie above Il"rsr by
applying To w. :. iloyt, Sum,crvillc, s. e..
and paying charges.
II. J. DlNKINs', Magistrate.
4 Sum,c,vilc, 5. { Oct, 90, 1916. 3 tf
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Notice.

Notice.
ANTHONY WHITE, Esq, (Snm,crvilc,
:. Cd is my authorized Agent, during my
absence from The State.
A. e. SPAIN.
~ So"lh.Carolinian will copy.
Dec, q, lSi6. q q
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Rocky BLUFF.

nrWc arc authorized to am
nouncc WILLIAM &. BARRETT, Esq.
as Candidate fur Tax Collector, III the
ensuing Election.
SumlcrvilIc, Nov. 25, 1916. 4
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,lslslliea afatelg.

Want ed sllIliesi ia1 1el sss
npreilt
ing. nc, I've MID Ell ,ss
,aboat IL fbr tes ss.sa 81 IS.
Iat,le
ply nificei
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south CaroIina.-'-- 8 sumter Dist.

Mary Nc, We. /. ] oli Brown m Il 9TH
g f; y SUNNI in Partition. & !:
s Itap ppearirg tony sniisfbclion. Tint Ma.
.thans kinshy and CHI tdrsh,E defendants, I'll
thu nboye #sthtea case, reside out oil the
Statei slt$is tiIerefoIe,ortlercd. that tbey,io
aI,Penr,. ai,tEobject to il,e sdivisiohS or sale
ofStlles Real Estate inf .Burrell brown. de.
ceaset on or beinre The 9th tla ysof Fsb:s.
rnary run. next. orr their consent Willsbe enter
ed ofSrccord. s. $ls l
w LEWIS. %. IS. d.
Nov 27ih, lS4G. 'ss. Is 5Ss5gsI Al
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The Aliae rica n "A gricuIfWrisf

= AhS "a sAhSs aNs& = IA q
Published mun,lIy. by Ssxr.s q AIiLrs.
2Oo Broadway, New York, combining go
.imgrs. royal,urlavo. - ,:s:
TERAlS-Onc Dollar per yenr IN n,l-
:yancc; tlIree copies for Two Dollars; eight
copies ,fur Five Dollars: s4 5SlS.
When Agricultural Societies order The:
work for r'distributinn, nnuI,gs the members,
tbs price will lie only FIFTY GENES a
year. FIR ,lic Monthly Numbers, aud SEW
ENTY-FlVE CENTS pei copy fnt bnund
v"lumcs. II will he expected that these
orders con officially, aut! be signed by
The President or rSccrctary>af the Snriety.
'fhco ohiccl "f[pul,ing our perintliru! III this
very low rate is, td benefit the farming;
community more extensively than II cnnld
".hermisc be done. We hope, hencrforlh,
I" see the Agricnlurist ihetlc hands Of
every Farmer and Planter in the country.
Each number "f The AgricuI,urisl con.
,ains bu, One sheet and is lrnnsporlc.l BY
mail under the same regulations as news
papers, viz: free any distance not over 30
miles fromils place ofE publications; over
this anil within 100 miles, ors'tD my town
in The State of New York, onc cent postage
on each number, and one and a half cents
il over 100 miles, without the State.
Back Volumes of THE AMERICAN AoRI-
cuLTuRIsT, with tables Of contents com
ple,c, for sale a, Sl,00 each; elegantly
aud uniformly bound in cl"ih, S.2o.--;
These are han.lsume, tasteful books, and
make very desirable premiums fnr tistri-
button with Agricultural Sucie,ies. AMI
should also find place in all our District
School Librarics. They constitute the
bcs, and most complete trca,isc on Ameri-
can Farming. Stuck. Breeding, and liorti.
culture. extnnt. When several copies are
ordered. a liberal discount will be madc.
Edt"rs Of newspapers noticing tie num-
bcrs of this work monthly, or advertising
1t. will be furnished a copy gratis upon
sending such notice to this office.
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N6fic,e

Voice sS 3
The snbscriber, would lilfrespectfullysi sin-
i"rtn .iis PlanersSof Sumter rsDisl,ici,ttlat
!.s' has jus, ccrireti few; pieces of
GEORGIAsPI.AIr.s.S tEss
which. for@stou,ness md durability, is un.
'surrassed.by any Thing ever oiTrretltintllis
market. Chilsn sh,isfy yonTselvcs3af fihe
fact, nj NY stare, where GROCERIES &
an.l oIl,cr goods, will. be snl,lSrctnarEahts
cheap f"r Cash. l.. j. DINKINS.S
Dte.2. lSiG. S at
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s,iles ItI ore ,I Iarae ssSl s5
ersalls indeBt eti itie Estate az
.Jnl,ns Dirant eeensesi;; sFo Id
NAL Jiates ttt 40 tIie Elbscr riber.
.a;s ID Isl, o. \ sS. ID. 8
s N, ls46 d. 81 ass, ss
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smoked Tongues, EBeea, &c.
80 Fulton Market smoked Tongues. large
size *
100 lbs. Smoked Beef ss
SO lbs. Bologna Sausage
Picklctl Beef ahl Pork
Kits Salmon and Mackerel &c. &c.
For sale by DICKSON s. LATTA.
Camden, Htv.6. lsi6. ss
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ART OF DANCING.

AH Il. y, K. COD + Respectfully announces
I'VE TO his patrons and the ladies and gentlemen of
Baltimore, that he will c0mmtRce his Institution
SepI. 29th at the City Gu Tds Amnry corner Of Han
over ana Lombard SITS, as t0rmehy occupied him.
Mr.. q. will give insructOnS in the LaP0ika's Quad
rifles, Celia Ius Nazes, and the new Spanish Dance
La Ca6t2, rs danced by the natives of Cadz and Ma
drd. Pupi's Will have the privilege of learning the
above with Ut eXua charge The Saloon has been
handsomely designed, papered aud PAINTED, with ad
diioHal dressing ruoms added which makes it one OF
the handSomest and most commodiouS Saloon in the
city.
Days of Tuition TUESDAY and SATURDAYS,
ladies' Misses an Masters Glasses nom ILLS r. NJ.
GGnrmen's Class from ill 10 Evening Orders LEFT
at hI1 rel fence, The European House At the Saloon
on days Of instruction will be promptly attended to.
sel0-eO6w
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CHANGE OF DAYS.

FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE AND EASTON
&c cszsezs The steam boat MARY LAND leaves
%ssz1srssssssr B ltimore on every MONDAY AMI
&ssstSsassAak TIT TUESDAY MORNING at O'Clock
from the lower end of Dugan's wharf, for the above
places.
On SATURDAYS, st7 O'Clock, A. NJ, for Anna.
polls, Cambridge and Denton, by Dover Bridge, and
return on sunday.
She will lea.e East8n Point On every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for Cam
bridge, Annapolis and Baltimore.
N.B.-All baggage al the ouner'r risk.
Passage to AM apos, SO cts
To Cambridge and EasteA, $3.50
COlored people, 50 cts.
oe2 LEMUEL 6. TAYLOR.
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AL IA A Il a c.
Sl0OH's phases.
1IERICAE DEPOT
l. OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS,
9S4 MARSH MARKET SPACE

oSs NhhSu wi AhhBi SfACE!
j. TOY d co. beg leave 10 inform the citizens of
altimore, that they have opened Store at the above
ace, for the sale of Standard and warranted MEBI-
zlNAL PREPARATIONS, where they will he happy
wait upon those who are so unfortunate as to he
anywlse afflicted ard who may want any article
their line
DR.. NJ. II. MITCHELL'S GALvANIC BANDS,
ALUID, &C., for the cure eff Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
d all other Nervous diseased Ii these Bands, &c.
not found TO be superior to any others il use, the
Oney will be refunded.
The RUSSIAN gOSMETIC, for restoring and
autifyng the hHman bair-waTranted TO benefit nr
charge. Reader, can you ask any thing more fair!
Ne ask for it ONLY trial-satsfied thar the lady
+ gentleman who purchases one bottle, will not az
awards do without it,
03- For sale at the General Agency, No 2st Marsh
1arket Space; and also at w. e. Geker's Comb and
aihcy Store, 62 Baltimore street, near Gay; s. E.
snith's Periodical Agency, No, Sun Buildings; e.
5iseman's Drug Store, corner Baltimore and Cove
eets; T. l.. Ennis Umbrella Store, SO N. Howard
fect IL. Slater's Fancy Store, No. 2O3 Broadway,
ssIl's Point. jy23 eotf
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TENO TAILORS AND
DRESS MAKRRSI

The subscriber has This day received, a supply o
SCOTS second FALL REPORT or FASHIONS,
containing, in addition 10 the newest and best styles
for gentemea, the very latest and most acceptable
Fashions for the Laties-tngether with pamphlet
Of explanations, and sheet OF patterns, for both
sexes; making OF Ae most complete ports ever
issued by an American reporter, and fully sustaining
The high reputation Of the popular publisher.
90 Price 81 per copy.
WIN. PRESCOTT SMITH,
Agent for Maryland, for SCotts Reports of Pa hinn
sysem OF Cut ng; Tailors' Implements, SC. sc
No. I2 SECOND STREET. Ol9 At
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ENOALI COAL! COAL! The season for lay
" ing in Coal having commenced, the subscriber
is prepared to supply families with "COaI Brook"
Baltimore Co's) "iahover" "Pinkerton" aud Peach
Mountain GOALS, selected from the best mines and
expressly prepared for Crates, Stoves, Ranges and
Furnaces. He has also constantly on hand Rimmi-
nous COAL from the Cumberland mines, suitable
for domestic, manufacturing aad blacksmthi4g pur-
poses. G3- Application may be made at the yard,
head Of Union Dock, at the Office, corner of South
and Lombard streets,
a24- eO3m JOHN PICKELL,
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ESHEW's DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
E9 LIZ BALTIMORE STREET RnlIie

II6 CHE5NUT STREET, PhimdeIpha.
Mr.. SHEW would respectfully announce that he
has opened Rooms at No. III Baltimore street, with
a light expressly adapted for the purpose OF taking
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system.
He would particularly call attention TO his flcl-
ties for taking children. which are superior to those
of any other establishment in the city.
{G}- The proprietor Intends giving his personal at
tenti0n 10 those who may favor him with a call.
ml-dtf
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE & C.dLYERT-S SITS.
BENEFIT OF MISS KATE LUDLOW.
FENHIS EVENING, Oct 20 h, will be- perform
ed TIE ROLL OF THE DRUM Locus
Junlus Srulus Drum Major Of the list MIR. J. SEf-
TON, Emile, Miss KATE LUDLOW. RosaIie,
Mrs MOSSOP.
Afer which, a song by Mr.. GARNER.
Pas StyIan by Miss KATE LUDLOW.
During the Evening Mcs7IeIic Exercises by the
MAMMOTH BOYS.
To cuncuds with LIST act of KATE KEARkEY.
Rose keaney Mrs LOWELL.
G3- Abundance IS Cts, children under 10 years of
age. iel cents. Saloun performance to commence ct
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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HI ISG'S DAGUERHIAN LLERY,
.EA- 2i7 BALTIMORE STREET,

The Oldest EstaIhshHn mt in ske CIt.I
With Light expressly adapted To the Art, the most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals, the Pro
pretor, by giving his con tant personal attention tn
his profession, has been enabled 10 produce the
correct and beautifully toned DAGUERREAN MIN
IATURES that have ever heen exhibited
90 Citizens and strangers invited 10 call aRd
examine specimens
l3- Hours of operating from . A. NJ. to P. n.
Instructions given and all materials fufsished.
spIS-f
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MARRIED

On the 10th inst. by the Rev. MIR. MeCafferiy. Jo-
zrH WALTER, Of Gettysburg, Pa 10 Miss KATE
NoUVF of Emmitsburg, Md. New Orleans and
mi lad. lphia papers please copy
On the 18th insl, by the Rev. NJ. Hickey, JoHN r.
oNES 10 Miss CATHARINE A. MYERS, both OF This
fly.
iAt Boston, Dir. GEO, II. LYMAN to Miss MARIA C. r.
4 U'TIH, only daughter Of the Hon James 7. Austin.
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HUST RECEIVED AT THE NEW TEA
a SrnUC NJ Isn cav Sp,pCE,r ha,,,aaa

lust RECEIVED AT THE NEW TEA
81 STORE, No. no GAY STREET, between
Front and High, another lot of the New York Canton
Tea Company's superior TEAS, which, with the
large assortment already on hand, forms very
choice stock. The Company is the oldest Tea con-
Germ in America ard their facilities AMI experience
in the TEA TRADE are unboHnded. The universal
satisfaction which Our TEAS have given since their
inuoduc ton into this city about four weeks since,
render their superiority more certain than Il nd boast
Ing. We invite all TO give then trial and see II
they find aRy "Canren Humbue"
Always on hand, Green and Roasted COFFEE.
0G- We expect persons to return our goods when
they do not give entire satisfaction.
OF JAMES Il. PORTER, Agent.
SHADED PURSE SILKS-A beautiful a.
assortment on hand and for sale BY
sel2 i'm, hAI0, us Baluuesa n,
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PERIFOCAL SPECTACLEs.

PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES.
RpLAk II s. LYON, No 1919 BALTIMORE
ND STREET, have JUST received a large invoice OF
the above PERlFOCAL EYES, set IN fine Gold,
Steel and Silver Frames, 10 suit all ages. The above
glasses are of the first quality, and are peculiarly
adapted to as list the sight and strengthen the eyes
The many testimonials that can be produced is snf
6cent evidence Of their superior virtues We invite
the citizens generally TO ca II and examine stock
of SPEC tacles Watches and Jewelry at No 1872 BAk.
TIMoRE STREET, Sd dosr from st Paul's. OILS lw
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Fla SUION BILE
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISH MEET,

No. 400 WESr PRATT STREET
EEsHzl George X. Quail would most
E%E8E# respectfully inform his friends and the
Au public generally, that he has n " On
AsMEMA hand a large ana general assortment "
SHAT", of all kinds, oil his own glans-
fcturc Which, for beasty of style and 6R b, cannot
b. eXrelled Together with large stock OF CAPS,
consisting of Fur, Cloth and Glazed.
He would also cali the particular atteusoH Of the
LADli 10 bus haudsomg selection of Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet sud other MUFFS; also, 10 his beau
uful fancy velvet and OH CAPS for children.
90 The above e GODS having been selected by hin
self III New York, for his retail trade, and purchased
Mt the lowest cash prices he is enabled 10 sell theR
wholesale or retail, low any other house in se
city, ol3tIsU
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splendid WATCHES.

enQ spleHdid Hunting ca ed FIRST quality full
YIN icwriled patsn, lever WATCHES, received
ls-S 80 per the last steamer, made expressly 10 or
&2-essS der, with large assortment Of the df rent
desc, ptons of gold and silver Watches, which are
warranted to be az fine as any Of my former impOT
tatioas. Persons in want Of first quality Watches,
will please call and examine q. ID, CLARK'S as
sorment, at the old established stand, Water street,
second door from Calvert. ol8
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DI ED.

On the 18th inst JAMES G. STORM, in the 4tth year
&c his age
On the l4th inst. CHARLES JOHNSON, aged year
nd months, son OF Alexander g. and Margaret
yaddy.
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SCARPA'S OIL, FOR THE CURE OF DRaP
- NESS, AND THE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM THE EARS. We cut the following hisAly
important intelligence from newspaper printed tn
Lockport, N. Y.
Messrs. Murray Son are members of the society
Of Friends and a:e well known in the business eeu-
munity.
"The undersigned, agents for Loekpert from psr-
sonal knowledge of its good effects, can recommend
the above article without hesitation We have sold
within the last year abost $40 worth; and in moe,
cases il has proved bens6 fetal. One case of tOess
years standing, tthe wife OF Jeptha Bahcoek Of Som
erset) las been entirely cured by its II these
interested will call on we will lay before hem
what evidence we have of its remedial qualities, ami
then they can best judge whether 10 u.s. i or noa
MURRAY & SON,
Fer sale by SETH 3. HANCE, 10s Baltimore 81.
ap24 and cor Charles and PraIt-sts.
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T ATE NEWS, BY EXPRESS,

II JONES l. MULLIKTN,
No. % Baltimore-st. cor. Trpolett'S alley,
Have received this day. by express from the Eastern
cities, and are now opening, fine assOrtmt nj OF very
rich coored Tekafa SI1AWLS; also some very SUI
peiior GASHMERES, for ladies' dresses; superior
blue black GRAPES and SILK VELVETS, and a
very handsome assortment of CLOTHS, CASSt-
MERES, Sc, for gentlemen and chdren's wear.
~ Call carly to day and examine for yourselves,
at the Gu, ap CASH store.
Ol2-lW ZONES 6 MULLlKIN.
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
CABIN PASSAGE 81.

ABIN FASSAW r 81.
NEW sTEA MBMBOAT LINE TO PHILAD.
FREIGHT on Dry Goods 20c per ZOE lbs.
II .zs-ssw. FOR PHILADELPHIA on TUES
Stzss,ss3ssssez,t DAY, THURSDAY AND sATUR-
Ns'soSssfSE.g, DAY, at IL O'Clock, NJ, from PRATT
STREET WHARF, sear Light street, without
Change of Person or Baggage The new aad supe-
will leave Pratt ST. wharf, near
Lght-sI., daily at IL O'Clock NJ for Philadelphia, in
tow of he steaIn,r Lopez to Delaware city, where
they will tax" the new, splendid aud swift steamer
PORTSMOUTH, and arrive at an early hoar the
following morning, without change Of person or
baggage.
The Barges have been fitted up in the best ord err,
With improved herlhs. The cabin for Ladies ID sc p
arate and stinct from the main cahins
Fare to Philadelphia 81. Meals 25 cexts.
Is. G. HARRlS, Agent.
se3-d Office corner of Grant aud Pratt. SITS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-20
SELF eotf
ri Ew oAKrET,NGS! ;, ;, ,u,ye.,
AT GREATLY

AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES!
The subscriber has nSw on hand beautiful as
sorlmeRt of FALL CARpETIkGS, RUGS, FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS, &c. which we can sell at greatly re-
duced prices from CORNER rates. His assortment will
be found TO com prise
EXTRA IMPERIAL THREE PLY ChRPETIkCS
of rich and desirable styles, and hOice quality.
Elk IRA SUPERFINE KIDDEkMINSTER; SUI
PERFiNE and FINE do, manufactured expressly
for retail sales, at of the first factories, OF
the newest and best styles; the colors Of which are
warranted permanent.
COMMON INGRAM CARPETINGS of good
styles ranging in price from 80 TO so per yard
some of which are manufactured entirely Of wO |.
HEARTH RUGS and TABLE and PIANO CO.
VERSA full assortment on hand of every variety
of style and price,
FLOOR Oil CLOTHS, in various widths and
qualities.
FLOOR DRUGGETTS AND LINEN CRUMB
CLOTH; stair Rods; Stair Druggett; Stair Linen
Tufted Door Mats; Sheep kins. SC sc.
LANDSCAPE WINDOW SHADES-A handsome
assortment Of this new and beautiful style of Win
dow Blind, at prices from Two to Ten Dolls a pair,
GI3- Persons wanting CARPETING, are invited
and will find il to their advantage, to give the suit
scfber call, as he is enabled TO sell at very low
prices for casa.
r. NJ CONRADT, Carpet Warehouse,
O5 I'm [ARl rs Baltimore street, above Gay.