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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-06-04
WILMINGTON, Nav s. ls47.

WILMINGTON, May s, 1S47.
THE undersigned, purchasers and dealers in
Naval Stores i'll this place, with view to adopt
some general regulations which seem to them to
be founded in justice, and more in accordance
with the customs of other markets, have agreed to
establish for their future government, the follow
ing regulations, commencing on the 18th of June
next.
As no good reason is apparent to them for
changing the size and weight of Barrels OF Tur-
pentlne, and it would perhaps be productive of in
convenience to the makers it will be purchased as
heretofore the gross weight ofthe barrel to be $50
lbs, or 26O lbs net the turpentine to be delivered
in yard for inspection at the expense of the seIer
and as the purchaser and seller are equally inter-
ested in ascertalning the quantity and quality of
the commodity sold, the expense of inspection
shall be equeay divided. Each barrel of dip tur-
pentine shall have IL good hoops and hard 10;
instead of deducting the extra as formerly | cent
per bb will be deducted for scutting and pack
ing and cents for each hoop deficient, together
with the usual deduction for understandable bar
rels exceeding the number taken to pack. Pur-
chases made at the Rail Road Depot will be sub
ject to deduction of two cents per bb drayage,
thereby placing the sellers per Rail Road on foot
ing with those by water These regulations to apply
to Tar, only so far regards expense of rolling,
draying and inspection. The custom adopted in
reference to the condition of the barrels it is sup
posed must be free from all objection. as turpen-
tine put up in perfect order will only be subject
deduction of one cent per bbl instead of the for
mer rates of extra.
w. 0. JEFFREYS, A. II. VAN BOKELIN,
JOHN MCRAE, H. MUTT,
A. MARTIN, b. FLANNER,
w. LATIMER, w. J. LOVE. Jr.
J. HArHAwAY & Son r. G. RANKIN,
JEWETT & CO., r. e. HALLETT,
ALBERT ADAMS, HALLETT.
JNO. CHRISTIAN, WIN. B. GILES & Co.
HALL q Armstrong, G. D. ELLIS.
May 81 1S47 Soft
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eSsgSt kEeCefHeN.

Spring style of GENTLEMEN'S HATS,
9received this day, and now open for inspection,
at MYERS & BARNUM'S.
March 10.
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NGDCEEGEMEo

DALE ALE-5O dozen Pale Ale, pints
d and quarts. For sale low at
TA3O1 HOWARD & PED EMS.
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just Received.

ZMOBACCO-Aroma extra Roanoke IooaT,
~ co-super extra Aromatic do, ID sn'a"
kegs For sale low, at
FIJI HOWARD & PEDENo'
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II D LARK CHEEKS-A neat article, for
81 D sale / the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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UNcURRENT MONEY.
Bot at. Sid at


Domestic exchanges remain without any material al
teraton aud rates be considered otherwise than
nominal 1t will be perceived that the balances
domestic trade generally In our favor.
Uncurrent money 10 very abundant and the brokers
IN the street have much offered for redemption they
conveniently take OF, and the rates continue
steady at our quotations.
With the exception of a moderate movement In
Ave franc pieces for shipment by the French steamer
Missouri there Is nothing of consequence doing the
precious metals The small amounts passing to and from
Europe by the steamers nothing unusual; these
movements are continually going on and have nothing
TO do witbiths regulation Of exchanges
The damages to the public works Of from
the recent feshes have been very great and happening
at this Of the year. exceedingly unfortunate The
Juniata Canal is swept from Hoidaysburg to Duncens
Island and its entertainments washed away In numerous
places Every bridge the Juniata Ia carried away
and the new acqueduct above Newton Hamilton rebuilt
about two years since. In places II Is said that
the canal is almost obterated aud the such that
1t cannot be repaired this The susquehanna
division is not seriously damaged although there are
several heavy breaches at Duncans Island aud above IT,
that will require time repair It's expected that
the repairs this division will be made in time to allow
large amount of coal to be taken to market before the
close Of the navigation The water In the Susquehsnna
az arrsourR WAS seventeen feet ABOVE low water marx
about four feet lower than the great food Of March
Is48
The receipts of the Old Colony railroad for the week
ending Oct. ieth $3623 81 being Sl,157 SO more
than for the corresponding week in 1916
The Directors Of the Gaena and Chicago railroad
knowledge subscriptions to the amount of $25o,oOo
When the subscriptions shall amount to $500 0O0
aerstand that operations will be commenced.
The receipts Of coal from the anthracite coal regions
Of Pennsylvania since the of the season.
have been annexed -
ANTHRAcITE Coal TRADE, le47.
Received by sohuylki Canal, ...... .1s4 $50 tons
DO. Lehigh Canal. ........... .64l.292
Do, Reading railroad, .......l i09 ss4
Total TONS. .,..,,,,... H. S32 55g
The total receipts by the above communications for
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Oct. as p. MI.

Fs
Quotations for all kinds Of stocks slowly but stead
ly settling down. There small panic in the street
to-day, and the decline became general At the first
board Long Island fell OF per cent; Harlem, III Nor
wch and Worcester, 1I; Canton, "a; Reading Railroad
l; Pennsylvania SIS 4; Illinois 6s n; Indiana SIS
Farmers Loan and Treasury Notes closed at prices our
rent yesterday The transactions at the decline were
not very large and there appears to be no disposi
ton to force stocks upon the market at present
prices Many holders under the impression
hat prices may go down, but the decline would only
be FASTENED and carried to greater extent by filing the
market with stoch they prefer holding on and patient
ly wait for an improvement.
At the second board prices rallied little. Harlem
advanced per cent Norwich and Worcester Il; Read
ing u; Farmers Loan, q; Long leland, u.
The demand for exchange for remittance by French
steamer has been limited. The Missouri takes out a
consider able amount of silver in Eve franc pieces Re-
mttances Of this coin continually going on and the
shipment Of any amount not calculated create any
fears in financial circles 1t Is species Of merchandise
In which there is considerable traffic. Sterling
change continues very quiet Quotations have during
the past week been steadily settling down. and the
season advances rates rule much lower than those
now current.
FOREIGN ExcuANars
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photographic Correspondence OF ph

I F.P"To OUr IeSpoH1enoe OF Phiadelphia Bulletin
PirrsBuno, Oct. 22.-There are Ave and ahalf feet
water in the channel to-day Flour h at previous rates
and demand quiet Holders Of wheat do not maintain
sales are making at SIC to 9Io a. per quality Corn
continues scarce and is worth 40 i3 cents Oats are
scarce With an export demand at Is % cents fr 90
vernment uses Provisions about the same-bacou sell
Ing at SIC for hams 7hc to 71c for sides and w, to
sac for shoulders Bsrrelled meats uuohanesd ORC.
ceres quiet-Rio oofee. $40 to sc- New Ores ma an
gar 7Ac to 7sscnferior and prime molssses s3Xc IN
a'. Whiskey, zoe to 2io Cheese, $40. to exc
CINCINNATI, OCT. 23-Flour market unsettsd NJ
about 81 49, the supply rather moderate Proylsons in
very limited request, at much changed rates Sales
whiskey, at 100. to 1870. Cornmesl, 81 rs. Cheese
6Ac Prime New Orleans sugar, 7c. Molasses, 34c
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ny THE MAILS.
WAsHiNeroS Oct. 81, isI7.

WAsBiNeroS Oct. 81, ls47.
The Recent Nsws from the Army
Several private letters have been received from Vera
Cruz, and from naval oosr with the army In the
capital In this latter mention Is made Of the several
actions before the gates Of Mexico that resulted In s
occupation BY our troops II refers its correspondent
for details TO official dispatches
These actions are remarkable for being the most
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BosTor, Oct. 29-P. M-Flour-The market con.
tnued steady, and note sales Of about 1000 bbs at
So SIX ST. including new brands Genesee, Osweso
60. The market closed without animation. Wheat
No sales Corn-sales Of 5000 bushels were made In
sludng western good mixed at 1850 and yellow at les
Oas-sales Of 5000 bushels m.de at $50 Rye vas
urn Whisksy remained tho same Moderate sales
Freights continued the same =
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Legislative Proceedings.
ALsASv, oct. %, ls47.

SErArE.
The bill providing for the appointment Of wreck
tiers Long Island referred to be reported com
plete.
resolution from Hudson, relative 10 the death Of
Lieut. Col. Baxter, was agreed to.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. LrAyrss reported the Senate bill for the incorpo
ration of railway companies with amendments.
The Senate bill to incorporate the Oronoco Steam
Navigation Company, was passed.
The bill to appoint wreck masters on Long Island Is
under debate.
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0n the 23d instant after lingering illness AMELIA
LEWIS wife Of William Lewis, aged II years, months
and days.
Her friends respectfully invited to attend her f
neral, on Monday afternoon, at O'Clock.
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ALBANY, Oct 20, |.

ALBANY, Oct -, le47.
The Glendale satnet factory, at stockbridgs, Mas
sachusstts, was destroyed by ere yesterday morning
Loss $50 900 to $50 900 mostly insured.
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ALBANY, October 23d P. M.-F1our-The market con
tnued dull at Sc SIX Sc So for Oswego and Genesee
brands Wheat-No sales were reported Corn-sales
Of 30o0 bushels made consisting Of western mixed
at 20 cts. Rye was firm Whiskey SALES were making
at 81 cts Bsrsy-Sales of 20OO bushels were made at
81 cts The market closed firm Receipts by canal dur
Ing the preceding 81 hours were follows Flour,
5000 barrels corn, 1000 bushels barley, 1900 do
Freights-No alteration
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n &c l. e q H A p HuC

BALTIMORE Oct. 49, p M-Flour-The market re
NAMED unchanged and prices steady. Sales of 1000
bbls Howard street, made at 50 So Wheat-sales
Of 1000 bushels were made consisting Of Maryland red
at 1870 q l32c. White worth 1850 RYE was firm
with an upward tendency Meal-The market WAS Arm
at SO 62h Corn was Arm and without chsugs in prices
Provisions were steady at previous prices Freigs I'M
changed.
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More Mexican News.

PHILApELpRIA, Oct. 2a-l2 O'Clock, NJ.
The New Orleans papers have failed.
The Charleston Evening Nevs gives the following
tract OF alsttsr received in that CITY, dated
JALArA, Sept. so, lsa7.
We are to march In two hours 20 relieve Colonel
Chids who has been attacked by ten thousand men,
under santa Anna. Our force Is now 900 men, under
command Of Gen Lane We start right on
send this a. received from Petersburg, but II cannot
be true Santa Anna had enough on his hands then,
without troubling Con. Lane.
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On the 2ad instant, Mira MlDoRA J. PosrrR, wife Of
DR.. II. II. Porter.
Relatives and friends and also the members of En-
pire Lodge, No A. o. OF o. f., and ths order In gene
raj respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence sol East Broadway this day, (sun
day. at Q o'clock, P NJ.
On the 18th instant, Mrs REsrccA GuLLivER, of Bos
ton, aged TO-
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MiseeilnIleOu

Great Excitement Tho city has been
thrown into perf, something else regard
TO tne wnfK sn,tisa True key to Odd Fellowship We
book haye been sold within weeks We under
stand there few left which be had all
the book stores and throughout the Union Price
only Ga cents Every man should not fail buy copy 2t
The Cheapest and Best place In the City to
get boots hoes CATERS Jones street near
the Museum. You there good
Is for s. Qe saving He also sells
soled watt proof boots at So IS 90 and Sc Jones has
the true system OF doing busiuesght expenses and
Profits All soo purchased at Ann street warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
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Married.

On Thursday evenin,, Oct 2lst by the Rev Geore.
Benedict Mr. HARMAr G. SWIFT, to Miss CATurRIs,
SMITH, eldest daughter of John smith Esq all Of th
city.
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sss:; s b q: s q os syLAsD
cents. M Fla cents emu STAFFORD
M ITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Moud.y Even.
ing 6a n. s Rsssd f.a; g;
NV 'f sGxassrrA. Now Planet, Mary
with N NRbsD: r.v.
Hollands sally scrsgs' Miss Mary Taylor; Popn Mss
To eenelpds with the MYsTERloUs FAMILY-Narci,.
Door. open e,s O'clock md the curtain will ii.em7
NJ ECHANiCY HALL 47a broadway, between Grand
vSi S saSf B BEs sFyb s ss551ss.
u asHk lrs'H VS.. n E N S1 FEHLs
The GlSf,, Established Band il The H.i!sd States
& &. II f6 SRHFkIfr7' {: 11sSssSSTEts
whose original and nmabe are nixhty honored
with and highly :adienes
poC op.s csfsn nSds. hi,
Pay be Zee secured rec on application Hall from A
Commencing s. sAe ssIail T. A. AFTERNOON, o.. .
FAs 1EEEg E. DEE
III E HNJ SfSafHEHIS S H5 II
AT to o'clock and again At oeoe. .nd two the
NO FREE LIST r. fS shEss
.,o ;, oESSEa Il e. T;ss THUMB,
who TO accommodate the thousands Of his friends who
m EvERY' BAY
above. zach Of f ness p c VIZ Riysfsf % NJ
he smallest t5fng es' oHrF toGNDs
"A'en M AN 'i ESSrisi H SoSE iESn
Every morning II o'clock the General Appears in add
s.'r tSsAcrEns AND COSTUMES
Victoria Highland Dr.. ss o0al' suit worn before queen
aI For Ss shdSeq SIC VITO win also
Figures, rendering the Morning the best time for
both the Afternoon Evening performances the little
n. exhibitions in hi. and Scotch Dress
The LITTLE General perfectly .ympecal in all his proper
s ss the
Ss seen i. A.. NsM Y.a. he proceed. Insd.te New
mobile s%d h.
win ,.,.n,,,,. X! ~ s;. fSS!r34een
of fEAE %5sEFs MI sfsSSk GbsGs:s
.a n to 3 under ten
CANDs LENTs CO.'S AMERIC AN CTKCUs.-T6i.
.sd IA e: m.: ss 5
pessanss n tn. Vicinity on the "a in " '--' .'" .''
The Company comprises the following among the principal
MAY FLY csisbratsd English thorough bred dane Ing
TWIN Ponies. DAMON and PYTHIAs. in their .ntic. and
1sgs PEAE PYRk and TOM SPRINGS
Tei PHI Sa and beautiful thorough Arabian Polka Horse
1H sasf
Prominent, and bold reefro similar exhibition
presented to the public isspS tie ssss performances of
aud his beautiful and ssnted Children Maurice and Jesse
forming new school Q. Gy.aa,tis. combined with ssrie;
fights Of nai Grace thss with command the admiration Of
N ss g.: rs s s Sa1s
MxsTER the bold ea.hiur and el.s.u,
Master WALTER AYMAR. second to none in hor.eman-
Mr M0sELEY the famou. English scene rider. IN varie-
in his deui, and daring feat, upon the
CLoWNs1EMes.,.: Pen,lsnd and Latham, tn. original
m TfS & 5ht MAS ssspTfs :RmpMI 3. Comn
the shape Of horse esh the piRmY stesd Tom Thumb
IN height and weighing Sua - poSndS T Gnls
by all the smallest pattern Of horse
The above will be exhibited follow, Patterson Friday
and Oct 21d and 23d; Newark 23th 18th and 2h
Admission Is cents. oi9 lot re
81 Ca
SSb Psia %kE r. BY the
at the Apollo Rooms. tlo Broadway. will continue for one
sud.E ,hs Paradi:e JePla; Daughter The Luz.
Ihur:dy and Saturday, faithful representation Of the cee
SsS sas Of the vsnT, de- Medc with other groups
For particulars see descriptive programme evening
lady and gentleman IS cents. be- At the DOOM
Door: att and penonhcations commence ct O'Clock
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The public sale Of Kentucky Tobacco, which took
place yesterday, indicates downward tendency. The
transactions during the week have been small.
WHALEBoNE-The market continued dull at $50. for
" w.
WmsxEy continued firm at 32c in bb,s though we
heard OF no sales fmomept.
FRrioHTs-eneese taken for Liverpool at 25s -
he rates for -four grain and cotton remained nominal
~ the same. To Havre, cotton was taken at &c
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Yellow Fever,

There fourteen intsrments from this malsdy,
during tho twenty hours prior to O'Clock A. NJ, on
the 18th inst at New Orleans One was that Of Benz
+. Brookes, of PhilsdelphiA
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ONE WEEK LONGER AN d POSITIVELY the LAST
~ AT THE SOCIETY LIBkARY.

Begs % state a at The OF his fends
he will continue his performances of
MAGIC AND VENTRlLOQUlSM.
EVERY kVENIN0 DURING The WEEK,
Commencing on Monday, Oct. IS.
Change of programme nightly
Admission Is children under years OF age half price
Doors open at 7 o'clock-commence at IN
u Afternoon performance Saturday, at O'Clock.
o2i 7tsrc
rTABERNACLE-Mr DEMPsTER's Second Orsinai
Ballad Entertainment will be given At the Tabernacle
sing his original Songs" Song Of Indan Women The
Dark Eye has let u,"" Those ""The Rainy Day "
Whist Old Man but De Forget Thee Foot.
step. Of A,sesn THE Dying Child End The Angel Of Death
in Heaven and Duncan Grsyn To conclude with his DOB
ulsI Gan,as, " The May Queen" in three parts.
~ Tickets so cents. " ith programmes
be had at he Music Stores oil Mr. Dempste the New
York Hotel, and at the doors in the evening.
Doors open before O'Clock; commence half past
o'clock. o23 5trc
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- TO.LET.-Two large and small ON the
E second floor Of house No SO Nassau The
~ all well lighted and in complete order being newly
papecd and painted. Entrance direct street They
well situated fol! public Business bar reading billiard
for light featuring business sales room,
&c, being Of the business locations the cty Aisot
let tthe basement Is hu ded anu five feet deep by
twenty wide and well lighted Apply 90 Nassau street, or
l25 Fulton street
October 49, l8i7. ola 6tsrc
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"a TO d AGUERREOTYPISTs-A room just ftted
m for Daguerreotype pnrpoAes with every advantage
for rent Inquire All Broadway, I'd story front room.
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- FOd SAL FAN established Leather and Find.
ing Store, we'll situated for trade there being bust
r9tabe city and coun,ry cash trade The present.
will obliged TO leave the city time month Any
person with small desous OF entering uto safe
and profitable business already established for years
will do wei to address NJ this Office for parc uars-erms
he m.de Toe it ooao
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- COTTAGE WANTED-A small neat cottage 1T
small the suburbs Of The city by of the
fiat class mily Of three only Rent promptly paiJ
premises kept good repair Address X. this Office
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- FOR SALU-RARG CHANCE-1he stock AID
fixtures Of an Oyste, saloon +49 Broadway Said Ss
l0oa has been recently fitted up style and
good aud business The present pro-
prietor having taken hotel will sci the whole part Of the
fixtures, and immediate possession Rent low and
thing hama 70 do business with. Apply Saloon from 10
A. VI unil II Pm. o23 ltsrc
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5is:; T Il S:sS..
,hs new ,ehsons IeGn .SOHt 20 tons euhs
..sy l .n sh s ss sd y ~
70 feet hold and well calculated, take large cargo
She now lie. ct the foo, Of Boome street. pier No E..,
River and can be examined any time ps1cn, to the day Of
Terms-C.sh. approved paper months oaa1t m
40 FOR NEW QRLEANsaLoui.i.ns and New
o % ' asr o mtg s Hss.: e 5
will Fd pcs;;yssy sail a. above he, MAR day
ns,.:y 'TssS: :s 9sss sh VIM who
" fsT pssis. GSfs. S s. h ;fiIf HINT,
coed samuel Hicks .s % her rsa".r ad, dave ~ nl ne
~ FOR L0NDON-Kegular Packet Of the ist No.
af Surs sss Tgn ,a%, Pssts.hp
%ss!e viii sail =. above her regular day
;EEsssr "a. I'D s .s
date application on board, ootof d.n Lane. or to
o23 lot re corner Of Pine and South strees
SL0NlNsKY's CALCULATING MACHINE.-Th,.e
ermoIdinnIy and wonoeg machine. having been
% are now S,eS the H.sS ss
mus, is o, 70 ysp0n The ss
sf s;TfP'
TIE Y. g. SCHOOL AGENCY, 4. II. WILCOX.
ffopnetor, No Beekman street. Clinton Hall, N. y
r'rst class teachers who employment and all who wish
20 empioy teachers are respectfully invited 10 patonise the
sseney Letters Of Application .hosd full
sure % refer to the editors Of the ~ Y Evanse. Letters
must be POST paid o2i gissrc
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS-hiusIc taught on
moderate terms by lady who has had considerable
s"d ss ~ ,s,e the ne hS. sysn a I
seaching
Terms three dollas per month.
tended 70. SIS yeussrs
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- FOR sALE OR RENT. IN THE CITY OF
c::U BALT!MORE.-A large, commodious and centrally
~ situated Eating and Drinking House attached Is a
The house ma, been done painted and pspsIed and
for Club House having large commodious and airy
rooms suitable for billiards &c The location and consuc
and Ice Cream Garden the The proprietor
been doing large and profitable business the aud
with management believe be largely
For particulars, enquire W letter Up st.pad) Of
o2l 5tsrc j. STORM, Baltimore, Md.
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An ABLE COOK. lately arrived from Germany, where
IA he has been Tor 20 years the Of "a
m lies, such as Field Maha Prince Wrede Prince Lupod
Of Bavaria, &e who have given HIM the best tesumons
wishes TO su'ton here in private family hotel He
willing 70 cook on trial For particulars enquire the of
nee of the "schnelpost,"3 Soruce St o21 stissre
~ Wholesale at bargains Tweny.one Corlsndt ST. 50 dor
sXe hook Cologne TO close oonsgnmsnt remarkably low,
Ril Twenty-one Cortlandt Also, Walnut Oil Shaving
soap, and all Fancy Soaps. cheap. Dalleys ana Con-
bargsns Twenty.one Corsndt A. Also Dr. NcNa,rs Cprs
FOR Deafness Hays Linment for the Piles; Balm Of
Co,pmba Hair Restorative or snver sli iMsrc
THE FASHIONS or THE DAY-Roman Togas-Dres.
and Frock Goats elegant good ITS be had remarks
Brothers, Taors i7 Futonissst next door :. The Herald
once. ola lttsrh
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- MANSION HOUSE, CHAkL ,SC-Mrs,
DAVIS begs leave friends and
Charleston. that extensive additions and improve
she prepared offer such accommodation aud
she will fully the wishes Of those who may
favor her establishment with visit.
The consist Of an eexant and spacious dining
apartments for large small families single rooms
with fronting the SOUTH and hot aud cold baths in the
establishment.
The Mansion House pleasantly situated the
Mrs. D. faers herself that her for the supply
of her table bOh home and occasOnay from the noh
well the and good attendance the House
Wi he Tn o2I