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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09

In Union county. on the 81 inst. by the Rev
MIR freeman. Mr. JOSEPH B. WOLF, 10 Miss
MARY ANN DAVIS.
In Lancaster District. 5. C.. on the 2jth ut
by William CUP, Esq, BROOKlNS CAMP.
BELL. Esq, OF Washington county. Tenn.
TO Miss MARY SUSAN, eldes, daughter Of
Drury Morrow. Esq., Of Lancaster District, 5. &.
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Cave .Johnson-Outdone.

The New. York Editors announce that
they have associated for the purpose Of es-
tubIishing Daily Express between that
city and New Orleans. This arrangement
will beat the Government Mail one day.
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CAMDEN. DEC EMBER |.
REMARKS.

COTTON There is still very little offering
for sale-lh which cores il Il stored on plant
ere account. We quote 9! 70 q as tie ruling
prices
CORN -Thr'e is no large supply it sells
reeiiig- al - to SOC. from The wagons NJ
change 10 other articles Camden Journal.
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STATE or NoRTHCAROLINA,
CAHARRUs COUNTY,
~ EQUiI I-Aortmber Term, si7.
JOAN y. Ingram

Wm. c Means. Adam. Of George
Means. deed John W. Means, Mar
Gus Means, N4tHauie Mans, Mary,
vic of Angus Johnson Margaret,
v,fc OF Cornelius MaErc, John Injunction.
Means, William Maau+ Charles T.
Means Sus4n, wiz u' samuel Law.
ing Isaae y. Alexander, Adam \.
ic1audrr. Cbas. T. AIcuntcr Mar
gars' win al Moses ". Alr1auilr
William Means and John Means.
y + appearing 10 the satisfaction uf tho Court
q TINT Marcus Means Nathaniel Means, Mary
wife Of Angus johnson, and Margaret wIte OF
Cornelius MrEre. are no, residents Of This State,
L IS therefore or4ersd, that publication be made
ln tho Charlotte journal for SIX weeks, that the
defendants, VII Marcus Means, Nn,lanle, Means,
Mary wife Of Angus Johnson, aud 'IatEaret wife
OF Curacju, Mokgc, be and appear at the next
Court OF Equity to be held for the County ofCa
larrus, al tie Cour. house in Concord, on the 5th
Monday sifer the 4,b Monday IN March, i-4s-
and answer plaintiffs demand, or Judgment will
be- taken PFC cuuigssu a. 70 them.
Wuness, r " Allison, Clerk aud Master Of
The Court OF Equity, 'or Caoarrus County, the 9Th
Monday arsr tac % Monday r. Sorten'hcr. ~,
L. W. ALLISON, c. W. L,
Printers Fse s. 6,
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ET A mos, destructive tornado has late
" visited several Of the West Indla Is
laud aud the Spanish Main. The deslfDc-
ton Of property Is enormous. A number
of live. were lost aud tic suffering Is
great.
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"a A--e

w number Of Letters have been re.
celyed in this place from The Army. They
bring no later news than We have received.
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STATE or NORIHCAROLiNA,
MECKLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Ocio-
Der Tern, lSI7.
Jphn Irwin

John Twin
,,,r|%,.,,... Set ia, TO sub ect real
heirs at law Of Wm, Nc.
Cord decd.
SIT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
i that Jane. MrCord, William F McCord, and
Andrew J, McCord, reside beyond the limits OF
the State, h Is herft fore Ordered, that publication
he mad six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, mott.
fling the said n1n.rcsidents to be and appear at
our next Court OF cas- and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the county OF Meckcnburg, at the Court
house in Charlotte, on the 4th Monday IN Jar''Y'
next, and then aud there plead 10 issue, or Judg-
fnrnt will be rendered against them.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk of our said Court
at office. the 4lh Monday IN October, and IN the
I'D year OF our Independence, \. u. lS47'
r. OATES, c.ME
Deco Painters Fee s5.62A us
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.frfjGci0t FlO,ccrS,
+ Ila's Caps, o. Evening Dresses. Also gooc
: yftutuI of
ST.FEsEE GOOEDS.

al which VIII be sold cheap as any merchant
in the place.
If-M,s returns her sincere thanks far past
iasa-- and btgs continuance Of the public pat
founre
Charlotte, Nor ]. ISL 6tf
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Education.

FFVHE subscriber having employed Miss Eliza
a Pnarr, as a private tutoress, has jIst open.
ed a female school al his family residence, near
Pioneer Mills, Cabarrus, n, c. Having unqaH
fed confidence from past experience, IN Miss
Pharr's qualifications, both tutuross and a
poyerness be hopes TO meet with liberal patron.
age in his attempt to build up, in the bosom Of
Rocky River Congregation, as good and cheap d
female school as can be found elsewhere.
instruction sill he impaired IN all the branch.
es ola useful female education.
The government of tie school will be strictly
parental and conducted upon christian principles
Terms per Session of S Months
Reading, Whiting and Orhog-arhy, IS 90
The above With English Grammar, &C. I N m
ocraphy, and ArIthmatir
The above with Natural, and Mental - m
Philosophy, Chemistry Algebra, SC,
Drawing and Poin,ir-. 10 90
Ornamental Needle Work, 2 so
Music on Piano, Is 90
on Guitar if desired.
Boarding can be had with the subscriber or IN
the immediate neighborhood al O. 90 per month
the Pupil finding her own lights. The subscriber
being the proprietor, will superlntend the school
himself and aid in the instruction, should his aid
be needed.
DANIEL a. PENICK
Nov 18th, Is4f.
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STATE or NORTH.CAROLLNA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
Dee. 9th 1877.

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
tober Ttrm, ls47.
Jos. II Wilson and WIN john
son, Execuo rs ofWm Carson, -
decd, 70 the use u John 5.
Means
49,
John McCord and others. heirs
at law Of WIN. McCord deed
sf T appearing 10 tlesati.tciicn of nc Ccart,
-. that James NeCott, Wi.mm f. McCutd, aud
Andrew J McCord, reside beyond the limits Of
tins State. II IS therefore Ofde,6d that publication
be made FOR six weeks Ia The Charlotte journal
notifying tie said u0u.resdents TO be and appeal
al cur next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
10 be held Tor Tie county Of Neckleuburg, at the
Court house in Charlotte, Oh the 4ih Monday IA
January next then and there 10 plea 70 issue, Of
judgment = II be rendered against lhem.
Witness, Braly Oates, Cttk oil uur said Court
ct cihee, The iih MONDAY 10 October md ~ The
72d year Il our Independence A. d. l.47.
y OATES, ". L.
D,c.9. Printer Fee 3JC2s us
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Sale OF Public Lands.


We invite the attention Of the public to the sub
Joined cln5susd statement Of Tire land sales 1st adver
;sed be held 10 IN. ontts Ct January and February
next amounting In The sgKreg~e - VII % seen, 20 up
ward Of I've and threequsrter millions OF sTes, tstfio
utec from Green Bay In Territory 81 Wiscousin %
bscsyne Bay 10 Florida ostreen Tue parallels Of n
AID 49, OF North st ude. These lands embrace every
variety Of so climate and prodncnon iolni 10 re Uoi-
I'd states aod persons wishing 20 p1rehass and ste
on the public donsis have rarely ever, been s0rtsi
such a. opportunity 10 select and procure seass
suitable 70 their various tastes and nclinsrons They
should not therefore fell improve X especially since
th- quantity now advertised IN some Of the stsies
msrsted ~ are informed comprises al TIE land tAere-
10 yet remaining 70 be offered Il pubic sac;
Statement Of LaHGs Afrsrfissf for Sale
WEc0SsIS TERRITORT.-ireen Bay dist sale
10 conmsbcs Jan 81 ls4s, ll27is acres Mineral Point
Jan. II. 1912 acres. Total SO - sores
lowA--D1bgque, Jan y, 5.',l-- u.s., '3o.0S- :
lows City 2sit 606520 Fairfield, lIin l2-6ts Total,
ls57oe3 acres.
MlssoURI-sprinefe.d. Jan. II, 34s,29o Plstts-
burg 3lst e. 10 Isck.on f7th Ji73l. Clinton 9th
- 20. Palmyra 24,h logO9 Total So 6is scres
Acknowledgement Feb. :, 3t5,99s Wash
inston liih 206l2l; ssissTils. 2lst &Jteo Helena,
tn 220 or; Johnson c. Il. lfth st~ll; bitie Rock
2is; ISIS; CnSmpsgnole --ih, saZ'o Aoia' lrS5ssS
scr-s.
Opelolsss Feb. u. lit so7 Match
l'o-hes 2lst 6063O; O1schits, 18Th 5000. Iotal,
257.l57 acres
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Feb. :. 1851 acres.
FLOKfDA-Ne~uansville, Feb. 81. l12sl5; 81
Augustine 7ih. 1882; Tashasiee tn, l4oo2o ToIsl
45f5O7 acres
Observation-Disclosures May l, 2ss.152i Wilma
mac. 18th, 1921 For. Wayne, SIN, Hl-~-' Total
72l272 acres
Aggregate, 57Gsls5 acres
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BOOK TRADE.
NATIONAL GIFT.poOKS.

n APPLETON 4 co have Just published, Roufh aud
~. Ready Annual or Military Souvenir, illustrated with
20 portraits and eugrssinss l-nc beautifully bound In
morocco. Price al. gilt edges . IS
LIST OF EMBELLISHMENTS
Steel Plates Portraits OF Gen. Worth. Col May, Gen.
Wool, Gen Twigss Gen Scott, Commodore Connor Gen.
Shields and Gen Taylor.
Ensraynss Defence OF Fort Harrison. Battle Of Ots.
Choice Gallant Action OF Capt Thornton Gen Taylor
ordering Captain May 20 charge on the Mexican Battery
Death Of Major Rnsgold, Cen. Worth Monterey, Mea
terey from the Bishops Palace. Battle Of Busns Vista.
Death OF Col May and his War Horse, Landing Of the
Troops e, Vera Cruz.
The progress Of tho present eysnta contest In Msnieo
has been fruitful Of romantic and thrilling incidents For
ages preceding there have occurred events In his
tory Of 90 striking and brilliant character
The freshness snd variety Of these Sketches 90 unlike
the dreary details Of battles and sleses III recommend
them to every lover Of his country Here the heroic deeds
achieved by our gallant army clearly described 10
glowing and eloquent WORTHY of the sectors and the
actions For family volume for youns persons for the
old and for every one. this will prove welcome present
The portraits on steel thu most accurate ye,
even to the public, beng mostly from original sketches
The engravings on wood are smelly executed from the
spirited drawings Of DeyersuS Greene ard other talented
artists" ~. ;. bnstfs.
Lite Of Major General Zachary Taylor. with notice.
OF the War in w-MeSico, California aud In South
eru Mexico; and Biographical sketshes Of Otesp who
have distinguished themselves in the War with Mex
leo; By John Frost. LID. illustrated with numerous
portraits and eograyiugs. One vol Emo.
This work not only comprises IN. most complete Late Of
History OF the War against Mexico beth by see and land
ntf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-10
English Literature.

A COMPENDIUM OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, Chronoo-
gically Arranged from Sir John Vaudeville 10 VIII
liam Cowper BY CHARLES ID. CLEVELAND. q vol.
I2mo. DIP. 702) T. c. g. J. Biddle, Phila c. NJ.
ssxton N. York.
This is one of the labor saving class Of books
truly so. and therefore valuable. 1t will give the
of business of toll good general idea OF the
British authors and their works from the earliest worthy
Of note down to the commencement Of this century
10 designed, for textbook for the highest elias
sss 10 Schools and Academies as well as for private
reading. and will doubtless subserve good purpose.
The suhors laid undor contribution one hundred
md ave In number, and the selections seem to have
been well chosen while brief biographical sketches and
notes enhance their interest and value. This book will
i've, In spite Of Its American origin.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

nOCIOk K. J. NAIIDCkSo bbk-A otA ri-Ao'
D-In O1erag tbs medicine % tho public, ~ introduce
the most mild easy ssd certain csfhaie ever sne~n D'
the least gngng drsstc elects sttenctrs tnsl eps
ton. We DO not pretend 70 cure every ioLai o.
With these PiIs neitaer DO expect % falss ~
or k The ving: bat do sncw these plis I'll euIo
eues OF he liver any form, such a. eests =. "a
n.nastn or srndice In its worst STAG eysPops S'n-
.tiDac bo.s.. aesdache, hssrtburn ns,e,1eJ eno M
49,. they ar. the only medeiLs neee-d iney VIII
b,,ss the rost maigaAa type taken IN me hfst stage
alng to the directions sccom panJinx -ech oyx They
il - v- III fer.ale oostructiOns Immediately, and
- h-an.r.m and goat they are an infslibs remedy II
.~.--s I, Ia al sfestons Of the kidneys and urins-
,ar,.n. Va ean rse0nmsnd thsm a. perfectly safe and
,i-. remedy; gravel. chronic ishsrnn stion Of the
sSsx. or s4der srct1rs, can Be cured very short
80 xita these pills As general csfhsrtic they the
80 ever ofsrcd % the pubic, because they strengthen
tas bowels snd lsaye the system in healthy sss ope
r.rinE without the least krlping or pain
Sold wholesale and retail BY DR.. &. J. MATTOCKs, "a
Fifth st. Troy, arc rs.lec b. his sgsas thro1 zhoat tho
STATE.
Agsnss "a ~ Cay.-Gsusral Agent, SO Hseson-sti2s
Grs-n~ieh-sti SO CreenwIcnsf.; ig2 BrOttvsy ~
Grcs1wich-st; III Eighth avenue; ~ Eighthsvsnse;
Troy g. 1ad Eighth-avsnus; SO hadsonsti fs4
Hldson-st s5l Grsenwichs; rs Hudson-st, 40 Spring
ST. q ,Pnngst 10 Bowcry, "a GrAnd-s, zSs Grandst
corner Grsad and Norfolk s-si as GIsndst-
do 2tavtmTuk5at-
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firm but quiet Holders ara asking a sdvsncs but the
Gales made were too small % chow the market

firm but quiet Holders ara asking a sdvsncs but the
sslss made were too small to show the market
GRAIS-Bolders OF Wheat we're disposed to BE- hrm
but buyers aid not NEE. them. For q parcel OF prime
Ohio 40 cents were b4 Corn hs. i'm prova f,o, N
cents per ousbsi under the The sale. ~er- Dot
large hSwsver About 1900 bushels chsnF@d hands Al
IS 40 10 store for old high Mixed and d7o Tor oeu
Jersey and Northern. sac Of round Yellow wss re-
ported a; 20 but could rot trace H. !. offered
freely ~ that Rye 10 rather hrmer ard 900 bushels
,old a. IS ccnts Tbs ONLY sale Of Barley vi. 100
bushels good Al % cent? Oats are IN good demand NJ
$3.50 cents sales loo bushels Jcrssy al ~ cents =
Vlr.inis sr- s9e43 cents Bsck.Eyed Pess sell slowly
si 81 3 per bag OF busssis
wHisKY-About 200 bbls sold at Teo6i cents. the
latter for Prison There have ALDO been sales - nhds
Drudge At q cts tine The market 10 not very arm.
HAY-saes 600 bales North River st 4c6o cts.
PROFESSIONALISM remains In depressed state and
sales OF Prime are reported tc-ssy ss low I" izf.
Trera haTs been about bhs taken for fhpr,cnt but
the price Ia supposed have been 3 Mess 70 nom
inaiiy s4 but cannot be sold a. thai Beef IS heavy
sales 20 bh's Ness private Sales % Bis Beef
Hams 90 In Lard there "a ba; little dons and the
nsrks, hss downward tenseocy Good old kegs were
offered a. ! aud ssles bhis made Al cers
Nothing doing IN Picked Meats Butter 10 in good IN
guiry and good parcels SIRE nrm. The whole range Of
state 10 lte2a ca Ohio llels. Cheese remains quiet
At sal eta.
TALLOw-s.les 10 600 = Country prime at q, and
1900 DO Tsllow Oh ss7i cts cash.
SEEDs-srsl lots Timothy selling At SIS per tea
and 1855 cts per bush. Clover is dull and nouin. q,
Il cts
OIL CAKE-Ssles Of snAr parcel of ,sick AZ s2S,
cash
BONE-saes 6o0o = Northwest were made a, -
cash, probably for home use.
LINE-ws note sales Of three csrgoes Eastern 81 75c
cssh per cssk.
LATH-A5oui million cold q, s2i per NJ, essh.
HlDES-we nota small sale Dry Southern al s cts
discoun, Of for cssn.
OlI.-Noihlns doing In whss. Llnsesd Is dull and
could De bought lover
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Gen. William Hull.

EVOLUTIONARY SERVICES AND CIVIL LIFE OF
ZEN WILLIAM HULL: Prepared from bis Manu-
.~yiota by his Daughter. Mrs. MARIA CAMPBELL To-
sthsr with the History of the Campaign Of lsl2 and
,he Surrender Of Poet of Detroit; By his Grand
son JAMES FREEMAN CLARKr. q vol. $40. pp 4s2 }
D. Appleton a. Co
We cannot think there existed q clear necessity
ar the publication Of this well.printed volume,
we believe the original injustice to Cen Hull has
.re.dy been repaired-thst his own Letters,
,ublished in 1924 set forth all the facts necessary
nhis defence; and that it is now generally under
food that he was made scapegost for the def
Gent energy Of Madison, the wretched incsPscity
Of Armstrong, the cupabe imbecility Of Dearborn,
and the general absence Of preparation, plan or cal
ealation in the commencement OF the War OF 1912.
Nobody now believes Hull was traitor, few be-
5eve be was solely blamable for the disaster with
which his name is 90 onenviably identified bat all
the daughters and grandsons he has in the world
can never convince the Country that if Scott or
Jackson, Pike or Macomb, had been in command at
Detroit, the post would have been surrendered at
any rate while the cartridges lasted. Call it cow
srdice old age, ineffciency, or what you please
Detroit, was ngorously lost, and the National pride
was bitterly mortified thereby, 30 that Hall can
never be regarded by the men Of that day with
oOmpIacency. much less with favor. We are quite
willing to see the odium so profusely heaped On
bis head distributed more widely and Justly; we
are willing to see Armstrong, Dearborn and Cass
exhibited in the light Of truth and fairness but to
procure a reversal OF the judgment passed upon
Hull IL inpossible.-Our opinions are rather con
frmed than disturbed by so much as We have been
able 10 read Of this book.
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rYIr, GoLDrN RULE.

Nd ODD FELLOWS FAMILY tOMPANiON-
1Cspitsl No.-circustion over 1900 weekly. new
volume being the Eighth, commences on the Let day OF
January which will be good time oi al new subcribefs
to begin. As Literary and Odd Fellowship Journal
BY far the best IN the Union and sneestsd BY no other In
value and interest To Odd Fellows and their fsHlss'
both In city and country tho GOLDEN RULE indispens<
bic and should be taken BY all who wish amusement and
Instruction.
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, Dec. II.
Don FgflOWsHIP DTPARfNESr.--"A Affairs In New.
York. strong editorial on the Legality OF the New Con.
sttuton; Report Of Grand Representative Soifn,s
puDgent communications SIX Questions In regard to the
POsers OF Grand Masters-very important lnstruetons
in Lodges Grand Masters Proelsnlaion News from
Lodges
LirsR,Ry DEPARTMENT The Midnight Journey, by
Leitch Richie; Msrys Dream The Power Of Love Let
tiers from Europe, No g. by Bro ! harhydt, OF Orion
Lodge Love and the Roses original Poem The
United States a capital article from London paper ,
River Amazon Curious VIII; and great variety Of en-
pertaining ard instructive reading Cor ths family circle
TERMS Two Dollars year by mail delivered Ia New
York and Brooklyn 81 So ct cents week. payable to
the carrier Brothers invited 10 call and examine the
Golden Rule. al the Office 80 Ann st
do IT, 81 WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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MARRIED

On Wednesday sih isst By Rev. DR.. Ferris, MT
GEORGE T. He NLETT TO Miss SARAH c. VAN
WICK adopted daughter Of Oliver Hewlett ksq
90 Wednesday evening -fh iust BY Res. lsssc De-
mund. Mr.. EDWARD n. VOORHEES, 20 Miss BARkl-
IT C daughter Of Aruos Brown ESQ 81 Of This City.
% "wednesday evening sth Inst 81 Rev Josiah Hat
Of Hoheken. \. J. Mr.. A. n NEARING and Miss FRAN
CTS ~ THOMAS.
On Tuesday evening. tn inst At Ch-isss Church.
Hartford. Conn BY Rev. william Psyne. WILLIAM II.
BARSUN Of Salisbury 10 CHARLOTTE A. BURIAL
OF Hartford
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Nsw FRulrs, SUGARS, TEAS, CoFFEE.-we would 10
commend city and country readers about purchasing
their stores the large wholesale and retail stores Of
FowLEa go and is Greenwich and rs Nesey SITS where
they will od large assortment of Rasns in boxes and
kegs Malags Grapes in kegs, Citron Dried Cuusnts
Almonds Fruits and Spices Of oil kinds loaf crushed,
Yellow aud Brown Sugars a, very reduced prices choice
Green and Black Teas, prime Java Coffee, burnt and
ground saily and family Groceries Of all kinds which
will be carefully packed and delivered without charge
He il selling good key Rai.ns A. sd per 10. G8 ST.
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Nv WoELD OFFlcr. Dec. 3.

To he Sub Edt0rs Of Tie Iri5aas'
Your accusation In Ihs IroHs ~ -. morning = el
So - - Fp,grsu. commencing How well IL 70 the
80 h IA y,.s World for The simple reason
80, thew were never % ,ixsd Would not have been
vel for you to consult TIE Nss grLs before maS y
- 4. 80, ss,sa ,h., AZ ned my inlis4ls because an
Co.,, nspas IN whsE you chAnese to IL chose s
~ p b. to tbs ESisrsri. Wa. tai' fair an re-
o,cd to know that ny old friend me 2on.oe editor
- r. 1850 NJ. sbs-ut when your. . say The least
for psr.rr.ph appeared. He would never have
permitted IL publication A-A DAN'AAiN.
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The RIcHELIEy DIAMOND POINTED GOLD Pas, % only
Notwithstanding the misrepresentation that this pen has
always encountered from the Jealousy Of rival dealers It's
popularity has steadily increased until IL is scknowl-
edged to be the and cheapest pen In the World They
sre sold aud warranted only by b =. WArsoS Co. a
wihaln-.t one door bsow Wsll.st and J. Y sAvAGE,92
Fuonst dealers and manufacturers OF gold pens and gold
pen and pencil cases Cold peas At g. 81 p aad 81 So
Gold pens repaired.
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DIED
q WILLIAM KEvAS In

On Tuesday evening 7th inst WILLIAM KEvAs In
the I'D year Of hrs age
Hs relatives aud friends ard those Of the family. are
respectfully invi;ed attend ga funeral en- Friday after
ION last. Al ,. o'clock from his lste residence
No. 6Of BroasWav without farther invitation 90 ,,
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CHAMsERs's MISCELLANY, No. Q, - cts
" Littslps Living Age. No. ISL ~ cts
Tho Playmate, No. T. for the young 81 syeH
The Convict, by James, novel VI interests z, eta
Blackwood's Magazine. November, Is cts. - year
The Mysteries Of the Three Cities, - cts
Ths Fortanes OF Col OBnsD. illustrated, 50 cts
The Drama At POkerie by Evsfpoint, illustrated, SOC.
feonilla Lynmorc, by Miss Leslie, Is cts
George Lowell, by J. Sheridan Knowles % cts
Gsilaun's Pam phlet on Mexico ~ cu
A Campaign with Col D0nphan, 50 cents.
The Iron Mask, By Victor Hugo; p cts
The Msusuvenng Mother; 25cts
Scouting Expeditions OF the Texas Rangers, 30 ets
We have jast received large lot Of
GIFT BOOKS AND ANIMALS
for the Holidays among which sre the following
This Charm, splendid engrsvinss, rich bound; " o.
Leaflets Of Memory bound morocco, - %.
Mirror Of Life Prose ana Poetry richly bound 80 NC
For sale by fdiol BERFORD 60. Aston House
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sSow n WEsrKKs AAssAcHusErTs-A man
who eft Sunderland on Monday morning says that the
snow was or inches sscp from there 10 Amherst and
hsi the ground va. covered though not 10 80 great
d-pth. a. far - South hsd~J fs-'' wen me nov
crossed the Hoyoks range of m0uutkns on bis way 70
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