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The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-06

This. Company was incorporated in lsls with a
perpetual charter, and a capital of S250,000, with
liberty to increase to S5O000 and insure against
loss or damage by fire, on Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Manufacturing Establishments, Household lrni-
ture and Merchandise in general, on the most fa-
vorable terms.
The ample means and successful business of the
Company, has enabled it to pass through many ex-
tensive conhagratons, and to meet its losses with
the most satisfactory promPtness; and any losses
which it may sustain risks taken at this Agency,
will be literally adjusted by the agent, according to
the usage of the best Fire Companies, and paid
with promptness in current funds.
In differences should arise touching any loss
or damage, the Company is pledged, by resolution
Of the Board of Directors to submit the same to
arbtrators, indfereny chosen or, at the option Of
the assured the jurisdiction of the proper Court of
this city will be acknowledged.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Thomas *. Brace, Samuel Tudor,
Griffin Seadman, Joseph Mmgan,
James Thomas, Ward Woodbridge,
Joseph Church ,Sihas b. Hamilton,
Frederick Tyler, Robert Buell.
Samuel q. Broughton, Miles A. Iuhle,
e. White, John L. BosWeH,
Ebenezer FloUer, Joesph PyDtt,
Thomas X. Brace, PRESIDENT
s. r.. Ioor1is ,Secrefurn aprl I. faw1tn
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Kid and Morocco Ties and slippers OF
the finest quality made to order for
ONE DOLLAR.
COTTAGE TIES, beautiful shoe, $l.l2B, made
either of Kid or Morocco; Caters or half CATERS
on hand or made to order; Misses and Children's
Shoes made to order.
Mr. CHARLES MANN, one of the best work.
men in the District, and an experienced cutter, will
always be found ready to wait on all who may favor
the store with call.
MANN'S
Sign of the Big Black Boot, Penn avenue,
mar 24-tf two doors west of AZ street
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NEW SPRING GooDss

Just received from Nev York and Philadelphia.
ME subscribers offer their friends and public a
complete assortment of Spring Goods of the
latest and most beautiful Styles consisting in part
as, viz :--
hept. Graduated Robes, new and beautiful article
Ior the season, Shaded Ombre, striped French de
Lame. Black Gro de Rhine Silk, Mousselin de
Lame, striped and graduated Balzarines of every
STYLE all wool, Ombre Bereges with Satin stripe,
graduated bereges, Lawns, graduated and striped,
oi every style and quality, French Gnghams and
bingham Lawns, Bombazns and Alpacas of eyery
quality, Plaid and White Cambrics. Prints of eyery
style and price; Shaws, Scarfs and Ties rich bean-
tlful and new style. For Gentlemen we have fine
French Cloths, of every quality and price. French
Cassimeres, striped and plain, rich and elegant
style; Light and Black Satin, Silk and other Vest-
ings; Light and striped Tweeds and Gambroors
some as low as 25 cents Bleached and Rrown
Sheeting; Bleached Long Cloth, for Shifting.
Brown Shirting, Domestic Ginghams, Penetent;arv
Paids, Apron Checks, Shirting Checks, and twilled
Cottons, together with full and complete assort-
ment of Hosiery Stocks, Suspenders, Handker-
chiefs, and Gloves. Having purchased our entire
stock of Goods in the Northern cities, at the vsry
lowest prices, we feel confident that our arrange
mentsr are such as will enable to sell at very re-
duced prices If our friends will call, we are de-
termined to please.
r. L. SMALLWOOD & CO.,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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"FEw MoRE."-The razor strop man is now
at Richmond, Va.
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HHRIST HEALING THE SICK, at
~ Rev. Mr.. Browns Church, 10th st.
FOR ONE WEEK. Admittance only l2b cents
This painting covers 200 square feet of canvass
and exhibits 81 full size-oflife and lifelike, char
acters. 1t was painted by BESJkMIS WEST.
april lit
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Rev. Mr.. Leahey was lecturing against Ro-
man Catholicism at Hagerstown short time
ago, to gentlemen only. He came off but poor
ly, it seems, for while he was lecturing, a
quantity of assafndila and red pepper were
thrown into the stove, which dispersed his au-
dience, and he himself was Immediately after
wards arrested under writ for immoral con
duct.
Jesse E. Dow, of this city, addressed pub
lie meeting at Philadelphia on Thursday last.
J. d. Saunders of Cincinnati committed sui
eide last week.
The Baltimore Marine Branch has declared
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HouRs.-We shall be at the Office of this pa
per, every day from A. NJ, to i2 M, and
from 3 TO g. P. M.
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The ULTIMArUM.- Phyhy- Phour Phorty, or
Phyght-Io,oa paper.
The receipts at the N. Y. Custom house
last week were 100000. The week before
S775,OOO
A new Division OF the Sons of Temperance
was organized in Cumberland, Md. recently,
by Mr. Snively of Hagerstown.
The whole number of Divisions Of the
Sons of Temperance in the United States is
about 525.
Father Matthew is going ahead bravely with
the Temperance work in Ireland.
More Than fifty temperance meetings are
held every week in London.
great Temperance Convention is to be
held in Stockholm, Sweden, in June next
"FEw MoRE."-The razor strop man is now
at Richmond, Va.
1MMIGRArIoN.-More than four thousand
persons from foreign ports, arrived at New
York in March, being five fold more than the
arrivals in February.
~~~~~~>~~~>o~~~~~~>~~~~>~D~--~~~~
LoNGEvITY.-A colored man died, at EN-
mettsburg, Md, recently, aged IL years.
The HIBERNIA left Boston on Wednesday
last, with l2O passengers, 10000 letters, and
SIX wagon loads of packages.
FRONT STREET, Cincinnati, is the longest in
the world, (save two in London,) being seven
miles in extent.
M. D.-Thls degree was conferred on l68
persons by the Rev. John Ludlow, ID. D., at
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Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
march 3l-tf
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Jayne'S S EGpCctOrGnt, - This is undouhI
d.y The most valuable, (as it is decidedly
the most popuar) medicine # its kind ever
introduced in this State The demand for
i, has been conslant and increasing, from
the time il was first Offered for sale here 10
the present time; numerous testimonials ot
its great worth and seiulDess, from 7eIv
many Of our citizens, might be produced,
bus trial will satisfy all ,hatu is speedy
cure lcr Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma,
Hoarsenes, Spitng Of Blood, and all kinds
Of Pulmonary Affections Bangor Me-
Dniy Uhig.
BOWEL AND SUNEE7 CONPLAINT-
NO CURE NO PAY
DR.. Jayne, Nr. Ssh SOnlh Third Street
IS wiling 10 guarantee that his CARMiN-
ALIVE BALSAM will care DiarrhDn,
.Choics Cramps, Gripping Pains, Cholera
Norbus, Summer Complaint, and other de-
raugemenls Of the Stomach and Bowels, in
1inely nine cases ont Of hundred, and IN
ess than half the time il can be effected by
any other means.
Itls extremely pleasant, and children are
'ond Of it, It is equally as clecuaI ror
adults as children, and when the directions
IRE followed. and cure Is pot effected, lhe
money will be choeriully returned Price
l5 ~nd 80 cents a bottle.
The above Medlcnoi're for eao at 'ht
store Of
JOHN r. NOYER
Blonmsburp
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I'D Public Sale

In pursuance of anOrder of the Orphan's
Court Of Colombia county, on
Saturday, the Isl. day Of A"gust nerL
at 10 o'rlOck A. NJ John Druerich, Ad-
minisIralor, &c, of John Bowyer, late Of
Mon,our township, in sand county, deceos-
ed, will be exposed to sale by Pubic Ven
due, upon the premises, a certain Tract Of
Land, situate in Montour, Columbia county
adjoining lands of John Richards, and Pc.
lel Pleacher on the East, John Deilerich;
and Joseph Fry on the North, GeorgeIleh-
ly on the west, and Joseph Mouser on the
sOulh, cOnLaining
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tho gentlemen, and reading Of compositions
Of the ladies', inlerspersed with music by
TIE choir attached to the Seminary took
place on Wednesday ahernoon,ln lhe grove
near by. The audience of ladies and gen
temen Of the VaIley,snd beyond. was large
and long as the time was, no one seemed
tired, We heard there some oraliors Of
YOlih which would have been considered
as masterly efforts if coming from somc
men whose fame as orators is well and just
Iy established -Ol this order was the ora.
ton on Ireland fail of good thoughts and
points, to creative Genius although III,
spoaker laborcd under the disadvantage Of
severe indsposition. MyCounuy 'allbough
by qailG a lad was by no means an effort to
90 ashamed of by the oldest there. That
on Patrick Henry was we think perhaps
,he best finished production pronounced
and full Of thoughts new aud well expresses
cd.--The genieman's Nalediciory on the
Progress of Society was very crediabIe
to The head heart aud manner of the gentle
mau who delivered it, We would hike to
tolecI more for more are deserving of par
tlcular menllon-but must in the IiuIc space
we have left express our great gra,idcaton
8i the finished and elegant style of the la
dies Essays which were read alternately
with lhG oraIUns Of the gentlemen. We
challenge any array of young misses, any
where 10 succeed better IN enchanting an au-
dlcnce and deligbling them with thoughts
iresher or better written. TAero are some
heads there have brains in them and their
bright eyes show it too We expected tt
hear some lhings nice aud petty but were
not prepared for such coming from school
girls-as was 'rhe First Sabbath Dream
ing The Lone Indian 'MulabiHly' and all
every one Of them. The First Sab
BATH had good thoughts enough to stock a
year of Sundays now days SO had
Dreams bright fancIcs enough for The
sleep that knows no waking
There were some very pretty poelical
oduciicrs-aTong them, tie Crosse Bud
was quite good, and one, 'rhe Grasshop,
per- eyinces talent which if cultivated will
give early to the young lady place no, ca.
silly reached among tho 'weavcis Of swcer
thoughts. TIE cling and ex i.ite Ladies
Na!ediclory by the same writer showed she
.,,Il
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LIST OLE LETTERS

Remaining in the Post ofjce, at Caua
wissa, on the quarter ending, June
3O'h, 1916.
Milton l5oone-Z hs Bird-Jacob Cla.
vllI jr.-M,halia Evues MIR. Fry John
Gniun-John Gulng-Naiculm GJinu-
Samuel lIug2ins-James +. Haynes
I-0nc Hend,icks-CharIes Klo-DaneI
Kelchner~DanieI KnitrIe-JosephKnitlle
-Abram Llllie-Aust Pross-John Siler
Herman Vac Week 2-Jesse Welkel
Hlury Yohe Co'harrne Yelrer.
PAUL X .BALDY L. VI.
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TEVHE subscriber very respee fuy informs the
public that he has on hand and is constant
lyManuiacturing, HDOTS and SHOES
Of all kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Morocco or CGf Skin Boots 81 90
Con,se BJots 3 25
Co0rse mr. Fine Shoes 75
Miners Shoes So TO 20
Morocco Slippers s7a
LADIES' WEAR.
Norocco or car Skia Lace Boots ! so
Ihick Sole French Ties %
Pumps Springs or French l2a
Oiher kinds of Slippers IS cents to | 90
n. b. The above are all ofmy own Manufacture
and are wranted to stand. have also on hand.
a large stock Of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
dozen, al e invited to call and examine my goods,
as will sell to such at a large reduction.
OF Remember the place at the Ne w BOO7
ami SHOE STORE, lower end Of Main n-street.
Bloomsburg,
W RUSSELL
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the PosrotIice a,}Ioomsburp,
Pa. June 3Olh, 1876
John ID. Beck wih-JoEn Clemell-Iars
Ghamberin- Nrs. Ann Dole-Ambrcl Ev.
land-Jacob Eckcrd-Jesse Hollenshead-
David keell'e-ChsrIes MichaeI-Joseph L.
Moore-I.ewis r. Obourn-Ftancis Rects-
WIN. Swaney-Jackson Sorms-peicr Sliner
j ohm Wlnlch-J ames Walker,
J. II. MOYER ?. NJ.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to the subscribers of Stock to the
Catfawissa bridge Company that a Second
aud Third IlStaimcm Of five dollars each, IS re-
qurcd to be paid to the Treasurer on or before the
lst of August and list Of September respectively
BY Order of the Board,
d. CLARK, Treasurer.
July !, 1916
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A certain lot of ground situate in Madison town
ship, Columbia county, containing fifteen acres
mcrc less. Bounded by lands Of Elisha Smith
deceased and Ann Smith, whereon is erected a
frame house and frame ba n, with the oppcrJe'
nanccs, also one other lot Of ground situate as a
fresaid, containing thirty five acres more or less
Bounded by lands of John f. Dorr, Ann smith
Iohn p. Ewes aud Elisha Smith, deceased -Sei2
ed taken in execution and to be sold as the prop
Lerly Of HUGH Smith.
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ISO-

4 certain tract Of land situate in BrLrci eah
township Columbia county, containing one hun
lrcd and twenty aces, more or less about 30 acres
ofwhich Is cleared land, Bounded by the turupk,
leading from Berwick to Towaudl and land OF
William iddings on the west and lands Of John
Lockart, Joseph Low, Alexaudc, Iocklu and 9th
G.s, whercou is erected five dv ling houses, one
barn and one stable with the appcrtcnan,es-
Seized taken in execution and To he sold as the
property ofJohn shalcr
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

ever offered IN this noighborhood, which he will
sell from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper than the cheap
est. His stock is got and selected with great care,
made Of the best and oSt fashiona' lie materials
md in the most workmanIikc mannor aud style.
embracing every grade, color and price which will
suit either the taste or economy OF purchases,
...U
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Ihe Subscribers being determined no,
10 be ouIdone by their neighbors, either in
PTlce or workmanship, have pu, down the
prlce OF Horse Shoeing from date, to ONE
OOLLAR. believing they can save ,hem-
selves by so doing.
SANTEE & SILVERTHON.
July !, 1916.
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oLAlIS ozA1Ng 3

splendid article Of FANCY and WINDSOR
CHAIR aud ROCKING CHAIRS for sale at
the Lightsucct New store.
AMOS B, kNABB-
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EOT Acres

and allowances, a great portion Of which l.,
cleared Iand il good state of cultivation,
there is on the premises two story frame
house, Bank Barn stream Of water pas
ses through the farm good spring covered
with a stone spring house near the door Of
the dwelling house a number out houses
good apple orchard with choice fruit On
the premises is also sufficient quantity o'
first rate meadow ror the farm, late the rs
tate OF sad deceased, situate in the town.
ship OF Munlour aud county aforesaid,
JACOB EYERLY Clerk.
DAnule May 27 1916
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NEW CAIDEEEENG
ESTABLISHMENT.
o. c. K,2RLER

WNTOUID respectfully inform his friends and
w thepublc generally, that he has just re-
cctyed and OF cncd on the corner of Main and East
streets in Bloomsbury, The largest best and cheap
est assortment of
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THE WARM WEATHER.

The suoden changes Of the weather, du-
ring this season Of The year. exhibit a mos,
banelul effect on the human system, deblIi
tating and prosiraling 1.-THE stomach and
bowels become deranged, giving timely no.
llCe to all, who are inclined TO give auens
lion to the warning voice OF nature. Al
such times 'Jayne's Calmlnative' never
fails TO afford immediate relief, checking
tue disease and restoring the patient TO vlg-
ulOus health. Mothers cannot 6e too eau
lIous with their children during this month
stages Of this summer disease, whether
from teeLhng, oppressive hea, or other eau
,es they should al once resort 10 this never
failing remedy. Hundreds of certificates
from respectable persons in this city are in
possession Of tho proprietor ready TO exhib-
/, 70 all who may desire to see them at his
Office, No. South Third street, PhiadeI.
phla.
LIFE! LIFE !! LIFE!!!
'All that man hath will he give for his
life 50 we find recorded IN The most anClen
and best Of books, out as we see thousands
dying around US with Consumption CrouE
Cough Asthma Bronchitis SpIuing Blood
aud other Pulmonary affections we ale lee
10 doubt ihe correctness of the above as
,erton especially since i, is 50 well know
hat certain remedy may bo obtained
which always arrests those diseases.
DR. JAY MES EXPECTURAN / nev
r fails to give relief, and cures after ever,
,lhGr means have failed. This can be ant
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lElIlAly lN'MAlho

MARRIED..-By Rev. d. J. Waller a,
An ercan llolei on Thursday 23d inst, Mr.
WILLIAM A. DAWSON TO Miss HANNAH
koCHER Of CeLlre township.
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Monday Tie l7h day Of august

4"Vt'"J '"o ''t'' coy " ''"5 "o'
next at / O'Clock, i. M. the following property to
wit
cortain lot of ground situate in the Town Of
Columbia county, containing one
fourth of an acre more or less Bounded IN front
10y Main street of said Town, and lots Of Dame;
Founwald, T.. G.. Ricketts, and the heirs of Jacob
Shoemaker deceased, whcreon is erected frame
house and Potter shop with the appertcnances
seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Ephraim Parker.
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SHERIFF. SALES.

WNY virtue of Sundry writs of Vend. Ex. to
q b me urectcd, will be exposed to Public Sale
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ALSO

BY virtue Of a Levari farils The follow
ing described Building an 10! Of ground Of
John Wilson, to wit: certain one story
End bali public building, situate in the
township Of lIemlock, the county OF ConmN
bla, in the State Of PENNSYLVANIA, on the
southern side Of the road leadirg from
bloom to Jersev,own, near the Buckhorn
tavern, containing from! 20 Feet on ihe road
aioresaid and in depth % feet. aud the lot
or piece Of gloond OF cetii'edge, spTcrte-
nan' to the same bnlding, bounded on the
vest, bv Daniel Neyhar,, on the south IS
land Of John NcRevnoIds, and on the east
By lands Of Vnniah Rees, seized taken in
execution and TO be sold as HE property OF
John Wilson.
IRAN DERR, SHERIFF
SRERIFF's OFFIcE2
DanviIe July % 1916,
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PUEBLO SALE.

July 4 1916
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loomsburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
FALL GOODS.
MOuIder e. CrOHise,
Meph stOOn;

&c ShepherdSt0tcn5
HAVE just received direct from New York
IN phiA and Baltimore, a very exte n
slve assortment Of new and beautiful goods, sui
table for the season, which they are nov pre-
pared to offer at unparalleled low prices
Possessing the ability to purchase in sn5 mar.
ket, their goods have been purchased very low
and selected with great care, and they are do
termiued TO sell them at such prices as will give
perfect satisfaction 10 every purchaser.
Those persons who have already exsmin
their new goods pronounce them unequslied FOL
cheapness. They have good cassinets for 81
TO IS; cassimeres from 81 10 l,50; cloths 81
to IS very large and elegant assortment o
calicoes from; 4 10 ls "a; Also, Cashmere d
Eeosse, Mouslincs, Chasans, Silk, Rio Grsnde
Paio Alto, Matamorss and Gala Plaids, from
81 10 lbs, new and beautiful article for La
dies apparel. Also, capes, collars. under sleeves
chimlEeits, &c. Their assortment OF Lade.
and Gentlemen's, and Boys dress goods II now
complete. They wilIkeep constantly on hanc
an extensive assortment or
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hqrdwdre,
Queensware, Cedar, Stone and TIL do,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Bonnets,
Leather, Bacon, Fish, Salt, &c. sd,
Their terms being cash or produce, they ar,
enabled thereby 10 ssll at a smaller sdvsnc,
than other merchants not having 10 make vi
on those who pay cash, the issses, by thos,
who fallto NEE, their engagements All ",
ask is An examination ~ our stock.
Shephe fdslewn Oct % 1886 ~S.T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-24
I. Chsrle,,own, 1916.
.m.aRRIED.

90 Tiesdsy morning lest, in Shepheedsiown,
by the ,Rey'd ], A. Sess, Mr.. CoERlD y. STAR
AZ. OF ChatieStown, .to4siiss CAROLINE W. KEN
EfpY, Of he former plSce.
On TUESDAY evening last, BY The Rev. Mr. Dpt-
ton. Mr. 'yILLIIA T4rLon 30 Miss MAni WAX.
EK- ali Of this place.
. On the 10Th inst BY the Rev. T. d. Hsren3en,
Mr. JoHS q DowELL. Of Loudoun county, 10 Mrs.
OcrIyIA IiIcHARDs, Of Fairfax county.
On the 10th inst, BY ahe Rev. r. T. Nixon. Mr.
HEsaL MARrIsto 'Ars ISARAH ANN s<ISStH,
all Of Fairfax eouny.
In Leesburg, On the 18th inst. ~ the Reg Geo
Adie, prf AENIsTEaB X. MqTr to ViRsINIA,
daughter Of Robert Bentley, Esq, all Of Loudour
county.
Al Dresden, Loudoun GO. on the io,h inst, By
the Rev WIN jackson, J. FLKxNoUR RAlL, Esq
of Ditchly, Northumberland county. Virginia, Il
Ma se Lot sa, thiEd daughter Of Horace linekett.
/ On the 9Th ias,.. b, the Rev Philip willard, Mr.
JoHS woLFoRD - Miss JASS z. OaRIsox, both o
Loudoun county.
/ On The 10Th inst, by the same, Mr.. GEO TILGH
KAN NIScELto Miss SUSAN CATHARINE Far, boil
II OF LoudouB co.
II In Darkesyiile. on the 10Th inst. By the Rev. ID
Ball. Mr.. PETEE CrsrEE TO Miss Marina LEwis
lltof Berkeley county.
On The 81 inst by the Rev p. Bsusman, Ro
skRT s. PENpLEroS. FORMERLY Of Berkeley sounty
10 MaRv A. PEEITrER, oil OF Baltimore.
On the 10Th inst BY the Rev. Mr. Winter, Mr.
wILIIAM II MIlLTR to Miss AansAEET wILssS
al Of Berkeley county.
Al Ashton Hall. on the. oh inst . BY the Rev. NJ
EDole, Mr#CHARLEL I. BufIER TO Miss NIRstNI
TT, youngest daughter &c The late Hon Thomas an
iSwssrinEen-sh Of JefeIsa county, Va.
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j, Cronise g. Son,
DUFFTEL D'S DEPOT.

DUFFlELD,O DEFOI,
NEAvE Just received. direct from the New
Al York, Pbilaaelphls, and Ral,imorc mar
keIs, a very extensive assortment OF new and
beautiful goods, suitable for the season, which
they are now prepared TO offer at unparalleled
low prices. Possessing the ability 10 purehsse
in any ma rket, their goods have been purchased
low, aud selected vita great care, and they are
determined to sell them al such prices as will
give perfect satisfac,ionto every purchaser.
Those persons who have already examined
their new goods pronounce ihsm uneqpaled for
chespness They have good Cassinetis for 81
10 IS; eassimeres from 81 to so I; cloths 81
to 8 dolls; very large and elegant ss.ortmenl
of caIicoes from TO 10; also, Cashmere q
Ecosse. Mousefinss, Chusans, Silks, RioGrande
Palo Alto, Matamoras and Gala Plaids, from
3 10 i IS, new and beautiful article FOR La.
dies apparel also, caPes, collars, chenizstis
under sleeves, sc.
Their assortment of Ladies and Gen.enenN
and Boy dress goods is now complete The
will keep constantly on hand, an extensive as
sorinentef ,@
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Queensware
Cedar, Stone, and Tin do, Boots, Shoes
bats, Caps, Ronncts, Leather, Bacon, Fish
Salt, &c.&e.
Their terms being cash or produce, they ar
enabled thereby TO sell at a smaller adVanc
than other merchants not having TO make Y
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