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Male ;aald Female High Schools,
Greenwood. AbbevilIe >. G..

In urging the claims of the above Institutions to
public patronage, the Trustees present the follow
ing considerations: They are located in Village
well known for tho purity of its water, the salu
brity of its climate, and moral character of its i'll
habitants They are designed to niiord IL thorough
and extensive education, conducted upon religious
principles. They arc supplied with chemical and
phiasophical apparatus, cabinet Oh minerals; and
curioscs, and other for illustration, i'll the
various departments Of science. They will always
be furnished with teachers, for whose competency
i'll every respect, is pledged the character OF inc
Greenwood Association and Of tho South Curoiiua
Prcsbytcry.
Tho Trustees will spare 10 pains TO render these
institutions equal 10 any i'll the State; and While
it is their aim to elevate the standard OF education,
ample provision will be made Tor the Youngest pu-
pill. A system of classification with regard to
pacty and attainmcnts will be rigidy observed,
thereby rendering it important that pupils enter ut
the beginning Of the session. The scholastic year
will consist often months and be divided into two
sessions: 1St commencing first Monday in Zebra
AIRY, End commencing second Monday in July
Rates Of Tuition are as j0ll0lcS, per Session.:
SCHOOL. FEMALE SCHOOL.
lst class, $500 lst class, $500
Cd do 1900 % do 1900
Sd do 600 Sd do GOO
Extra-Music, ooDO
French, 500
Use of Piano, zoo
Contingent, 50
IL Board at $500 per month, including fire.
wood and washing.
JAMES GILLIAN. DAVID LEsLY
LOGAN. E.. Il. CALHOUN.
JOHN McLEEs.
Nov3 36 If
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CITATION.

Whereas, Nathaniel Henderson applies o me
to grant him Lett RS Of Administration on
the Estate of Shaderick Henderson, deceased:
These ore, therefore, to cite the kindred and
creditors ofthe deceased to appear before me
in the Court Of Ordinary on the Goth instant,
10 shew cause why said administration should
not be granted, Glyen under nv hand Sd
Dec, 1S47 DAVID LESLY.
Dec 8 4lI Iw. Ordinarv
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A CAm.

The undersigned returns her most grateful
Acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
long bestowed upon her, and lukes great plea
sure i'll recommending TO her friends and for
mcr patrnns, MIR. WNI. KETCIlANI, in
whose management oitie House she has he
utmost confidence, and would solicit for him
continuance of their favors.
SARAH HUBBARD.
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NOTICE.

will be at E. Tribes, Esq, on the Goth, 2lst
and 22nd Of December next. and Mt Abbey lille
Court House on the 23rd, for the purpose of
collecting the debts due the Estate Of Joshua
MeachuD, deceased. All those indebted to
said Estate, will do well to call and see me on
one Of the above named davs.
JAMES MEACHUM, Executor.
~. +. | will seilthe Lands OF said Estate
privately. to suit purchasers or either of the
Nov II 83s d.
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The State Of South Carolina

ABHEvILLE Dls,TRIRr-IN EQUITY.
William Campbell, VS.. Geo A. Miller,
Admir-. &c, John Il. Heron and Mary
L. Heron. Bill for Relief and Ljuuc-
taon. dc.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that John T
Heron and Mary II Heron, Two of the Drtcn.
dants in the above case, arc absent from and
reside beyond the limits OF this State: On
motion, ordered, that they do appear and
plead, answer or dcmur TO said Bill, within
three month from the publication hereof, or
said Bill will be taken pro contcsso against
them.
Fl. A. JONES, c. f.. a. d.
Com'rs. Office, Nov. l5 lSI7.
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CITATION.

Whereas, Samuel Donald applies to me to
grant him Letters of Administr ration on the
Estate of VIM. MITCHELL decd: These are
therefore, to cite the kindred and creditors
Of the deceased to appear before me on the
20th of December instant, TO show cause why
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Sd December,
l647 ,g DAVID LESI,Y. >
Dec 3 Al 1w Ordinary
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NOTICE.

The subscriber offers his plantation for sale,
lying six miles West of Abbevle Village on
Little River and Calhoun's Creek, containing
965 acres. on which is a two story dwelling
house, well finished: gin house, gin and cot
ings. Any further description is useless. a.
the purchaser will of course, view the ore.
misses. For prompt payment, good bargain
may be had if fapplied for soon y.s
NovM 80 4t J. J. BARNETT.
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Goub1r9 advertisements.
FOWLER G. GOLDING,
HAMBURG &. r.

y. u.
Would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, thnt they have assoca
ted thrmS Ives together in business, in the
town OF Hamburg, S. G., where they >havc OH
hand and expect constantly to receive care
fully selected stock OF I'LL articles usually kept
III The Grocery linr, ciz:
Ha~2ing, Rope, Irvine. Sugars, CoiIcs,
Teas, ,Mo!,s IS Bacon. Macka.r, Cheese,
Salt, Nails. Iron. Drawing Chains, &c.
besides Negro shoes, blankets, ! in
says, Nr:scys; Piai'I>, Osuahur.s,
Hyma<pln, Hats, Cap:, W"r-
gon .'nIdIs, Brides nnI
WHIPS; &c. &c. &c.
All of which they oiE'r at tie much reduced
market prices, and will at all times b" buying
country produce. JOHN w. FOWLER.
X. G.; GoLDlNG.
money Saved is as good az Money EHrncd,'
dNl nom IS tie fim" To SIRE IL!
10 all purchasers Of DRY GOODS, VIC say that
if you wish 10 I,akc money, call and be convinced
OF the fact that by purchasing of u.s. you will bo
milking money by saving ii. We have II good as
'o:!mcnt OF most of the articles found in Dry
Good store, and prices suited to the rrcsc..t tme
as will BE- seen by list OF few arl;clcS
Caancrrs 20 10 G2 l-2 cents per Yard,
Muslin deI.lincS 20 to 81 l-2 cts per yard,
Ging.anis lJ TO 81 cents,
Alpnccas 33 l-3 to :Sl25,
Cai.cGcS j IL to :25,
Linen IIandkcrchics - I-2 to $500,
LADIES' cotton Hose IL l-2 TO 80 cents.
Ai$o, rond assortment of heavy Wool Shawis,
fashionable and rich, from $: % to :;6; Muslin
dc Lanr, silk and wors'tcd Sh,wls, very low. In
TickingS, blc;iclcd and brown IIonnc pulS, we arc
not 10 be- beat.
II is useless TO cn;lnrrate articles and prices. ol.c
call vii! satisfy lie purchaser that huvc Spnli.n
tho truth, and that this is the pIac" make money.
Respectfully, Il. :. %'I!l.LM.\N,
At tho old stand of j. y. b. Ford.
Hamburg, Nov - 80 I'm
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The State of South Carolina.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
John G. Wilson, applicant, ". Robert a
Wilson and olhcrs.-ParliIOn i'll ordinary
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction hat Mr. Bull
ger and Jane his wife. Thos Lesly and Susan
his wife, Joseph Lesy and Mary his vile, par.
ties Defendants, reside without the limits of
this State: Ordered that they do appear and
object to the division or sale Of the Real Es-
taste Of Alexander Wilson, decd on or before
the first day OF February next, or their CON-
sent to the same will be entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY,
Nov 10, 1S47 30 BIN Ordinary.
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ESTRAYED

From the subscriber on Wednesday the Sd
of November, one red bay mare MULE, a
mark son each shou der from the collar. Would
be thankful forany information Of said mule
directed to Winter Seat. Edgefcld.
Nov "a 80 St MARY A. HUNTER
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LOST,

On Monday of Court, a fine GOLD HEADED
WALKlNG CANE, yarnishcd black, either in
thus tn village, or between this place and Cedar
springs, Amy information respecting it will be
thankfully received, or the finder suitably reward
CD. j. w. FRAZIER
Cedar Springs, Oct 81 IS If
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In The Court Of Common Pleas

In The Court Of Common Pleas.
james Cochran James Fish.-Aunch-
nlrHt.
The Plaintiff in this case having filed his
dcclu,nt:ou in the Clerks office this day: And
the d"fcndant having neither wife or attorney
known to hc III ihs State. Ordered that SAID
defendant do plead to the said declaration
within Il year and day from this dat,,~s,hcr-
wise judgment by default will be awarded
against him Up SPlERIN, G.. G, p.
Clerks Office 29l!l April 1917 ly ii
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Warehouse and Commission
BUSINESS.
Fl A " 8 URG. s. C.

oee Til" subscribers having leased
l. % Gsthc Ware House in Hamburg,
EsSIsNSSs lat ly occupied by Smilh &, Ben
SessAssasssss6 Ssss6 for 3 years, under the firm of
Ramey g. Tag.art. Th'y offer their SERVICES
to their friends and the public generally, in
the STORAGE and SALE Of COTTON,
FLOUR, BACON. and Produce of all kinds;
RECEIVING and FOR WARDING MER.
CHANDIZE, and Purchasing Goods to Or
der, &c.
They hope, by strict attention, to merit
share Of public patronage.
Their House will be open on the first Sep
tcmbcr for the traDsu ction OF business.
JOHNSON RAMEY.
JOHN TAGGART.
June 90, 1917. I7tf
" The Hamburg Journal will copy the
above until further orders.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Robert Richey, decd
by note or account, are requested to make
payment on or before the 25th OF this month.
Dec l 40 3t J.B. RICHEY, Admir-
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WATCHES

Repaired in the best manner, and o: reasonable
terms, at tho establishment! Ccl!rc- street, re-
Gently occupied by y. q. Natlc.
JOHN GUIMARIN
Hamburg, Oct 81 So 3n
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G;on,buro advertisements.
REMOVAL.
EVEal. EacsCl,:aesa & Go.

Have rom, we'd their stock of Dry Goods to
the store under the American Hotel, Qate
IIuhbard's where it is their purpose to keep
q full assortment of
AnneTic;sHa, French sazsa English
DRY GOODS.
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NEW.NORh TRIBUNE.


HuxoRs OF THE wyArBrR-The big storm Is
.ccused Of very ungsllsnt conduct BY the Brandon
Voes of Freedom which paper declares that II poked
i,s no.e ds snoss) into every bedroom on the North
.sa M the houses In that region. In Franklin County
this ZANE storm actually developed the exact age of
~. oldest inhabantto wit 80 but OF all its freaks
those Ip Orleans Country the most remarkable.
snow Arifts from 10 20 feet deep, bocksding nearly
the whole county snd preventing locomoton In many
ousrtsrs excep, upon snow shoes, among the re
nsrkabes OF course but then there incidents par
culariy remsrk abe. This registering snow storm
,eiyed the Northern mai, stage from this place and kept
IL fan week In place !, seized some jurors and
witnesses three miles from home and committed them
for contempt Of the weather suppose from Frdey
70 Monday; and in another party Of dancers Wa
captured Friday night and kept Until the TUESDAY
folowipg--snd they didn't do anything else oul
dance pretty much the whole time except Sunday We
tell the tale a. |. was told us.
--ff- Montpelier yt) Waterman.
n The Swedish brig Orion, bound from New
Orleans for Christiana Sweden sprung lesk Ct see
shortly sfser leaving the mouth OF the Mississippi sno
after working necessarily q; the pumps ior six ran
ashore the beach, (msin lsndl about SIX mines rou
Galveston the night Of the I'm UT tne nsnos com
pieseiy exhausted from working The pumps sne wss
laden with 47o bales Of cotton The vessel WIN prove
total loss the cotton viii probably be saved In dam
aged condition.
II Ex.6overnor CLEyELAsD, OF Connecticut
was thrown from q wagon the Sd inst by which scci
isus his shoulder put Of Joint was soon at
tended TO- and be 10 now rapidly recovering
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Books
CoNTTNENTaL EUROPE.

THE sUBsCRiRER will publ.h esriy n Nay rexi
L Pictorial Work entitled Scenes and sEstrhes II
Continental Europe. embracing descriptions Of Francs,
Italy Portugal Spain Switzerland Belgium sicily and
Holland together with Views and Hisiores OF Paris
Lisbon Madrd Cadz BAreeo1s, Gereva Pisa Leghorn,
Rome Naples Hsrculsneuur Pom peii, Psesiur, faer-
mo Hslts Venice Milan. Geneva Ferney, Brussels, AT
veTp, Rouertsm, Amsterdam, Sc ke- Illustrated Win
numerous The best and BY The best
artis.s" One Arge oclsvo voume Of 50 pp-Price p .
Ell, gantly bound in gilt pictorial muslin.
just pubIshed-A Dev and elegant Edition o. ne
Pictorial Family Bible, IN e1sro form. Price e sook
Agents are respectfully requested 70 examine his work
II Agents wanted 10 every town and county through
oai he luton 10 sell ard popular Pictorial Works
Pull psniousrs Of he principles and profls Of he Agency
will Sc given o. application ether personally or ~ euer'
The pos,sge must IL al eases be paid Pease s1crss.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, i.s Nassau-st n 4
rrcn lEt.
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IN AMERICAN HIsTORY-MARK II. SEWMAS
Va CO have iu.i published srge and beautiful Vontn-
octave American History, with maps and liinsIson
By Marcus Wisop A. ~ ssihor Of History Of ne Inle1
States FOR Schools kc &c This elegant volume con ans
AnGes with m inquiry into heir origin and he orgn
OF he Indian 1rbes History Of The United states VIII
Appendix showing rs connection " IN European hsoIy
History Of he present British Provinces History OF Mex
CO. and History ofTe1as brought down 70 he times OF ~
admission INTO the the American Union In sdolon 70
numerous Illustrations his volume conisins engraved
copies Of he public seals coats Of Ers Of al ne STA
b 60 M etc description snd exp susfOns panying
them The merits Of this book eniie il 70 place n every
family In mis- country Itcontains 672 psges vel printed
on pefh paper. and L. elegantly bouni Ihe volume q
- PuhUsbers. 1e3 Broadway.
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DrD 9oooos.
ynssoIpEsrFs, LACE GOODS. DRESS CAPS, RiBBOSs
277 pROAnUAY

377 BROADWAY,
ky SCOTT co. have recently opened the above
w store with large and splendid stock TO which they
respectfully invite th- attention Of lsoea Amid ne"
ard elegant variety VIII be found T.NsouR pktSsLs veIy
fine quantity from SIS NtEDLE WORK TUCKED DRESSES
Is and rows from slo OF eoored fgUred sheer ging
ham desc, s. INFANTS embroidered robes from y 81
To 500 about IS dozen SEEpLEwoRE COLLARS from 3s 70
IS each; large quantity chsmiset'S various styles 81
dozen Embroidered cuff from d. g. per pair sheer ape
bordered HASDKERcHEFs from &c 10 slZ per doz
hemmed stitch rvi-re snd embroidered do. new and
elegant assortment Of imitation lace ogpei from - 81 70
81 81 each alarge quantity black and white ace teiii
from ga upward ably cheap; excellent vsri-
ely Of the SIZING RIBBONS are offered al very
sma advance the cost Of importation p or 80 dozen
d,e crp, comprising almost every variety Of style tall
assortment OF Nsiencieunes, M-chin, Regency, fOui
d'Alenccu. black Brussels and imitation lsees; muslin
trimmines &c Sc. ~ B-As every article is marked al
the lowe remuneTang profit deaiion prics b,
md, ms I'm.
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LOHN BARLEY.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND REApY MADE cIoTHISs sToEEi
No. l46 Broadway. corner Of Lbertyr.
KEEPs CONSTANTLY on hand = complete assortment
IN OF fne aud superne goods, which he viii make up a
the lowest market price for cysh approved credit viz
English French sn3 American broadclOths, casineres
and vesngs Of all coors and qualities Also cotton and
linen dess shirts collars crsvats and self using stocks
and a general assortment OF fancy goods.
His work 10 al made by ffsi-raie workmen, and war
raned 70 give entire satisfaction. Gentlemen fsvorine
him with their orders may rely having their clothing
got the best style and 81 prices as low AZ The same
qualify Of work he expected al any other establish
mant In The Union Orders from any par Of The country
will receive prompt seoon and clothing forwarded b
the most safe and expeditions routes
B-Genllemen furnishing their goods may relj
on having lhem made up IN s,tye rot % De surpassed
Also Constantly on hand large assortment OF Ready
sde Clothing. ms SIN
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pro

ITO TAILORs.-CHARLEsE FoLWELL practical
Tailor, respectfully informs the gentlemen OF TIE trade
that he has from years 81 constant prscice produced
Trsrs and System Of Drafting Garments that from iis
simplicity and certainty IT producing ht he considers
uns0r passed by any other ever offered
He has studied ali the hat have been Ia use ior
the last fourteen years and therefors speaks with GER
lanly of the Gpeority II hsl from his experience In
them By his system the wsisi Of The coat he cut
length below he natural waist without hanging on or
causing raising up with wrinkles.
C r y has been induced publish bis system, frou
the fact Of bis having had 10 give up his business on &C
sccouni of III health The prize for The Patent Transfer,
panied with tns book Of drsns Of all The different
garments with fall explanations and psle Of prevailing
Fashions slo bot accompanied with I've Lessons OF h.
struetion personally, SIS
n b Any COMMUNICATION addressed (pos.-psdl to
CHARLES 2 FoLWELL, 100 Broadway, second aoor,
will be attended 70 mxt lSieoo-
uXnROPATHN-Cig and Coanuy-The subscri-
bers completed their arrangements for carry
ing out the NserCurc practice extensive scale. IN
institution VIII De- under the personal direction Of Drs.
Trail and Person rho have tilted The spacious ave story
double house rs Fo1rgeenihs few doors west OF Sread
way and neSrl, fronting Union Psrk The rooms are
admirably srsaged for quiet and comfort replee win
sor bathing. diet and exercise ard cap
shle Of xccomn oGagirg from 80 TO lp patients se-
parsie baths snd doors appropriated 70 ladies' and
gentlemen The country establishments under ihe charge
Of Dr. Dexter ard has been In successful operSon
Two years Morrstowni ell know Tor rs beauty OF s-
Nioa and purify 81 climate and Is easy 0! seeess 10 he
city. They VII also sIend patients Al her residences
Terms TO $ per day according 70 rooms snd reSa''
ed treatment r T. TRAIL, NJ D.
y. D. PERSON, N D.
as iws O. y. DENTfR. NJ. u.
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MARIN E JOU X N A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.

Hamburg bark Mssdeline. kunsen IS do I'm Coquiun.
bo coffee 10 Alsop chsaneey The ship Charlotte
for Boson sid de previous "a inst, lat - Ia lon 81
y, speAe chip VIM shsisr' i'm Rio de Jsneiro, for
pcston.
Park Rapid Ward FIN Havana Cd April. sugsr. kc 20
Moses Taylor. Len ship Adelaide, Adams, hence. AT
sia ult barks II Harbeck. Merwn. for New York soon
Mason, upshur. TIM Boston reparing-hsd been sshore
coming into the bsrbor, Csthsrine Swift fun and tor
nevOricsps. dag; brig Altoona Clark. for Nlcrk 4th
inst Nonpariel Pope. for Portland. diss.
aris New orlesns. Bramhsll Dc TIM Boston, ash, to
moeter.
schr Kslos. (of Esstporo wsdell days from Havana
sussr 10 sturses Co llth Inst lat 81 S. Ion "a spoke
bark Smyrna FIN Palermo. for Philadelphia; came day
Br barb Sir Edward Parry, im London for Baltimore.
schr Eleanor Ann, Lang, I'm Nsnfcoke, Va, corn, to
NBfox
sehr 0rssuwsy. Couch. De I'm Richmond. hOsr. SC
20 Allen 4 Paxson.
sehr Croson. Chase, from Boston, rdse. to Foster
NieAsrsoe.
scsr Ann Hymsn, lotion Nswbern. NC, naval stores
Schr Cares, harston i3ds I'm Mschiss Me- with spsrs
bound 10 Baltimore. Put In IN distress lesky having
encountered heavy gale from sSW on Friday last
ssh1 Ossse. Roger De I'm Baltimore, coz, 10 order
sehr Richmond. Keller, Thomss,on lime
schr Talent Nckerson. Boston plaster for Kingston
schr Clarion. Niekcrson Boston plaster for Kinsstou
sehr Challenge. Foster. Themssson. lime
schr frsnkln. Pesrss. Thomsston. lime
schr Detroit Bacon Boston. molssses Tor TROY
eehr Fortune Elwel. Thomsstou. lime.
sehr Wsnkipco. Crowell Boston. mdse, TO order
sehr Alabama smsllsy, Salem mdse 10 w Ropes
schr October Baxter, Richmond, Va. nour
SAILED.
a. = IDS husucnot Liverpool Ohio do ories Excel,
'ss y ia Sisek Hawk, Para
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NEW MUsIO-PUBLIsHED THls DAY.
Goal.

EOR sALE-l0 or 1900 Tons Of While Ash Coal
Il The subscriber is prepared 10 deliver by he ca
nal, either 10 Philadelphia, New-YOrk, on board The
boats Port Carbon from 10 10 1900 tons Of Waite Ash
Coal, during the season, ifcm his coerya - Clar NIL
Creekhs quality Of which Is guaranteed to Be The very
best and hand led 10 the most careful manner Application
made by leuer directed 10 POusvLle, will have lmmedi'
ATE siiention. MI I'm DAVID CHiLLAs
Gf >S-COAI.-COAl-As chesp as The cheapest and
tct fOas good The best Fresh stock lsi received
Peach Orchard broken egg range stove and nut Of ne
very best mined Small - - large, IS .; broken,
- So egg range and stove, IS 7S-s rescreened from
The yard and under Also Lehigh schuylkl, and
chesnul and pes for engines very low. To be had 81
SIMPSONS Yard, 76 and 7s Thompsonst
rs im* below Spring
GOAL DAILY DIsCHARGING sno selling a.
" these low prices for cAsa-Stove and kgg - 3 MT
and Stove mixed As cents additional Nscreened ard
delivered from The yard. and warranted best quality Red
Ash PETER CLINTON,
ml6 2msod' corner King and Greenwich STA
eS FOX FIRST KATE Peach Orchard Nat Coal,
~ So for Stove do. = for Virgins Coal when sndn
delivered above 81 Of for carriage Lehsh,
sehuylkin. sc 2 BENJAMIN. 2l6 frankltn-sL
Dealers supplied very low. mSl en-
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n THE sUBsCRIBER offer. for sale whole

s,S,A. THE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale whole
alx4 sale and retail fresh Vegetable and Flower Seeds,
~ OF every description, Asparagus and Globe Arii.
&N choke roots, early Potatoes, Fruit ornamental
Tee. shrubbeTy and herbaceous ANTS Of all kinds war
rAnied described together with very large collection
OF green aud hot house Plants and fancy articles IN cur
line Bouquets Of choice aud delicate Flowers al all sea
sops OF The year DUNLAP & THOMSON,
seedsmen aud Forsis 6S5 Broadway Nursery Eighth
GiO 2w. avenue and One hundred and sixteenthst.
- r. ID. ROCKWELL, Matchmaker, ITO;
~ Cherry-st. doors below Caiharine-sL-splendid
r. gold and silver watches chains seals. keys and
49, rich jewery; silver spoons ladies, FORKS, snves,
~ anied pure ~ American coin Fine watches
carefully Tepsred. - w.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Ia eaeke.sAtp Unca. fre~ Ha'-e-Mcssrs MsuEe and
q Mauxc.
r. hsrA S-ssord fror Nsa> orisass-Nrs Mayo, Mrs
Asrsshorn Master Hsrtshorn and In the steersge
IN krl Rap,d rcr Rapeaa-Mrs Mason child and
servsnt Mise \ c Mason Rssnes, w Lowry Of New
York. VIM Amin Of Boston Felix Amin, Pedrensn Of
Havana and In the steersge.
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CARVED LETTER
BY Aesefml

A AYE AckckAAN MILLER, FOL Nsssaa-st Re
A a.fs ~ srs vrsr, scr,-gv hu.liius. dls tn
ALUM, NC.-ioo bbls superior Crude Alum, IN store
Al0 bhs superior Ground Alum to store Is casks nrss
oaslifv Bleaching Powder 10 arrive For sale BY
IS I'm CYRUS w. FIELD co buringsip.
DIAPER HANGINGs.-A large assortment Of sat-
ined and unssined Paper Hsnginss, choice patterns
hy u. ease smaller Quantities
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nklIROAD IRON.-rAe subscribers are prepared
IL 10 "a orders for American Railroad iron Of sry pal
.eru aud deliver The 81 le ions Per month ser
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the Book COMMITTEES Of he Board Of Etnesion, and also
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