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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-30

U' The editor Of the Telegraph, is rather sensi-
tive, we think, and ought not to take our remarks
in such high dudgeon. If we had not taken the
trouble to read his "excelent paper" we would not
have discovered his decided leanings to Whiggery.
Be this as it may however we will not quarrel
with him, believing that, independent Of all party
predictions he is true Sonthsrp man, and will,
as every friend q the South must Eu~ d. lay aside
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
WHEELING & BELMONT

hhtb6E COMPANY.
TIE subscribers TO the es1itaI sto. K Of lie
"Ieeilng I'd Belmont Eil-e Company en-,
hereby not sed That al ia,.siment I'd one /. !
i'r upon ea,h aud every SHIRE thereof Is o..
.qnif-d 10 BE- paid by them .aspsctiysIy 10 ,.r
r. surer 80 Tie slij Compsu, On Fa-
day t.te i'0 las OF Fcbruaft. ISIS.
BY order Of The Board of Na.Hrs.
+. II Fi'Ij' C.tfF.
John Morgan. Esq. tbe lss r.vt# ii.
found at ,hr Nercuaulsa . Acrnrucs 5au,
Dec so l5i7.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

e. S. LANpDlN, II {, noNuAN, va. Il Is. LANHulN.
c. 5. LAMBDIN 4 co
r~ANIiFAcTuRERS Of rd1trz 8pH Nra1ntng
shss. Paper, Fufr's Press pape, Bonnet Boards, Bin
der Boards q e.
VIRGINIA AND PHGsNiX PAPER NILS
lFbfc5Hg "a.
Select School. T. I'LL. liinREf9 W., i r re ggen
ner Monroe and Fonrl IS. Mon 'ay lau'1 3, laI7.
TERMS rimary Branches ger session Of " weeks,
80 Grammar Natural Pulusu ply ,la.einalc les, Ia,
49, - Gr,.sS 81 80
Jau If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

f'arg have disposed of my enjlre stock Of fancy
go and sE.le dry goods TO the new iru OF
Asrew ( S0 eariRgen, who faruls at.ri tLereifn.l
all refuse goods and remnants and otherv distressed OF
thsl portion have opened their stock u ae store
on Main street SECOND nor above Market alley,
SIGN OF THE BEE NY l..
would respectfully ASA is- lem a epntlnr alton ut
the custom e oil tries ~ TN The
uotHJpg viii be w8utInI on the part Of the tii
reu their usiness intercourse agree IL and
pry. W IT, SEABs.
a.. 81 have still on baud desirable stock { cash
piece goods nom my Wholesale depd .r-.i, Watrl
W lis ul on desirable teres, hasU acIeriae,. 20
do su exclusive piece business, aud ~ s-t season tN-
pec open full sock for ples tin.tOr the pre-.
sent will a found ~ the r"'ui adj IluIu- my fpfrr
location where VIII he pe~sed 10 SO M old friends
d -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
FRESH FRUITS

~ " undersigned viii cont ue the business on {
y. own account Al the old stai, aud viii prosecute IL
VIZ renewed energy and vtspr fe lees old friends
aid customers 20 eontiauc ther atronage, and assures
Vf' iia he III iJ his best IL Aefp gooJ dssurtiaen.
OF Goods and ia all else TO give abstraction.
J-1 ! i. sfNSENET
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

y "A Nuns rrine \ - stan. 10 Il .racs cru. nd
~ ~ Sugar, ilst received. q cRANCLE 8 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26
National House

Travelling community. that
mcriy Kept hy Arthur Rice. a
Sdlare. Wheeling, Va, W
ready 20 render all who ma
bic. Good recommendations ,
permanent hodrdeIs upon rea
dec %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

tiIANTS.-NttttkI r ERHARps, No. ~, North ID
street, above Race. opposite Hranch, Phjado. HHs.
eS cons auily on hand large assert Heut OF and
fashionable Caps Of all kinds to which ir inv .es tie n
ention Of the Trade AID " ho has for the fas yesrs
eeu engaged IN tins particular branch and succeeded m
bringing To such perfection will seen y the TOT
awing BAifdct from the Report of she @ linittce on
the Exhibition ofthc Franklin Institute NJ PhlI4.
No!4b Wen and BOYS Caps ty VIM z. ffharft Na
l33 North ID street lhigdeiuha, wei and inFu
oHco' the CAP deserve notice account OF lf.
tont' Irnce one side cloth and liz othes OF oil st..
and esther can he worn outside at h- pleasure Of If
WVarcr. his 50 far as the Judges know first IN.
siaa'e OF sgch an arrangement applied Go C. -"
tier 2t--.tw-2ul.
'f,sbhNCll. English and American taslftetes cui
~ A0sig lie !aiHcs. large stock ei ha5 l. mos. al
whir VIII sell al fgom 2tto % per cent css former
prices TO cosa out. The ladies are tied t. call
Jan 30 aEN~ ENEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

the thhihliiun Oftle Franklin liStiffiE NJ Fhlla.
not aB Men and Bo. Cans hy VIM p r45,rit ~
Is3 N,rfl 4. street rhiiaaeniia yerd i3I, 80.
one ef the cas- deserve some uotca 49,. accom-, III ~
,on,,nience. one SIDE cloth and H. oEe. ofoit ~
and either can he worn outside at l- pleasure Of II .
wearcr. Tins 50 far he Judges Know is 80 FIST m.
sta. o. .3s' an af'anae"e'I applied to 'a=.'
~
.,s.t,.v,,u Ens,,s, ,5,I An,srIr,r 1-,l1--o,..
% A9s Dc 'a,gcs, laree stock e, ha = mos. 81
ws T., -. sg at isP % lr ef cen g. AN former
Jau 10 aEhS ENEY.
"A u Hs az
GEo. l.. BUzBY, l.. BUzBY, r. II. EUZBY.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, forta sac Of Flour.
"''''' ,t''s' HNt'.t' Ia r - ~" ''au,t gen
Race and cherry IS
,.spr,,.rr,t,1v .aI.., fHil.tpE l -.
~ which g'ay nc d.geied 70 lne above ety iens
my iepdaed 10 mae ea'h advances ana sa"' every
REFER 10
SEr,b4 E.s Cashier NJ 4 N Bl,E Of {vbao.ig,.
'rsa+ Sweeney Fs1 president Main Ns5er, nsi,L.
of Is hae,4lg
VIVA rlen,ing rsa Whecint
a',aSFs i"s Met 't't . Go. e. ,osIrr.a.
i, N na,l''' A.. - .,io. -, - r.,
o " 7 -, ~. NJ p ''e7erp sak q rls.
lade' Ina generally. om'
IsisSol,Itinp The op.ftue--i Of NJ =
'' -. SWeenny istas day dissolved 3
nan a err. me 't,'ee,s % thu {. "a 'N 10 sot'''
V MiCnaEL SWEENEY,
Jan LlsR THOMAS SWEENEY.
GO.D0rtnprSniD lhoa,as 7wS' .es. Of IRE
..,....'.,.,.J ,,.,,,, ,a,a M =, ~ = -"et.
,'5 tH' III \, go s - VIZ, ~, icy
sgsssy mi e eoagss as nere'ol. y y's' 'ae
THOMAS SN sFNFy
A. Or fW SYVEFN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

~ " scriber havt1g aatped OH the ur
i chase and sale of t,et. Eslaie, any ane wisiau.
either @ gay or sell or wtsas any inform .ipu ~
gard o. feh estate can nt'at1 hy aitre-sf ths nab
fihtr, na-t paid 81 j a.se, Is ups,a4rs, 'i1 Main
ST. ~ eselos, Va. JNO CtsuORN.
seq ~. bH Jaw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-26

Dox, Nh NHPrrs1ns know ing Them Gives indie ed
60 = t. 10 rs eiiler by Nu-c Houa account "a u
please call aud settle the before the first II
January next Al not settled that titne may eAe \
to hc called upon when hope they VIII he ready to
saiisG our demands
dee - ALTMAN & MAXWELL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21
To Publlshers, Booksellers, and tho Public.

THE subscriber has completed with the aid Of the
i experienced and capable assistants, a BUSINESS
MANS ALMANAC for lSI9 which he is confident will
commend itself the decided favor of the trade and the
public.
Although bearing the humble designation of Almanac, it
believed that this work will be found equal in usefulness
and merit many which assume a much louer dstnc-
Ii has been prepared with determination to bring
within the smallest compass all the various facts which
business will have occasion TO refer to in the
of the such the condensed statistics of nation
al industry, in its various departments of agriculture
uacures, mining, commerce, Nc, &c-is channels and
of canals, pnc pal lines of
steamboat and river comnuncaton-abes OF duties, i'm
ports exports expenditures, Nc, NC To these
added large of information with regard
proved modes of commencing transacting, and
tending business the of nsuring success in
merca undertakings the relative advantages of cash and
credit dealings the power and influence of the newspap per
press systematic advertising rules for business &C.,
&c. -
THE BUSINESS MANS ALMANAC is compressed within Ga
dou of fine but and fair though
containing matter than an ordinary 12mo volume of
300 pages 1t will be supplied to the trade at ~ per hun
dred $65 per thousand Single copies 10y cents Terms
cash delivery. Orders respectfully solicited BY
V. b. PALMER,
General Newspaper Agency, Tribune Buildings, N. Y.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
October 30, 1873.
;arrYinO the Malls Of tho United

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
October 30, 1873
PROPOSALS. for Carrying the Malls OF the United
States tom the LIST Of February lS49 the LIST of July
1885, the following routes, will be received the
office of the Post Office Department. in the city of
Washington, until a. of the 18th day of December,
lSiS, to be decided by the next day:
No 37O3 From Detroit, Michigan by Redord Livonla,
Farmington Nov HcksvilIe, kensngton, Brighton, and
Genoa, Howell, 81 miles and back three times week
Leave Detroit every Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at
Leave Howell every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Proposals carry times week will be considered
No 3705 From Detroit, Michigan, by Roseville, to Mt.
Clemens, 70 mi lies and back, three times week
Leave Detroit every Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at
a arrive al Mt. Clemens same days by II m
Leave Mt Clemens every Tuesday, Thursday, and SAT
uTday, al at Detroit same days by IL m
NOTES
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee,
signed by responsible persons III the following
manner,
1.-The undersigned guaranty thar ,
il his bid Tor carrying the mail from to be
ped by the Postmaster General shall into OBJ
legation prior to the first day If Fsbruary neat, with good
and sufficient suretes perform the pro posed"
other equivalent testimony that the uarantors
of property and able make good their
The proposal should be the department sealed,
endorsed "Proposals for route No. in -
and addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
and the and conditions which the contract to be
made, the last annual advertisement
G. JOHNSON
Nov l-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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Trustees Sale OF H,eni Estate.

by virtue of deed of trust me- dated the 24th day
- February, lSiS and recorded in iber w. b. No 14l
toos 81, 80, Nc, of the land records of Washington
county, District of Columbia and the request of Hoy 81
White, Of Philadelphia of the parties having inter-
est in the said deed, will expose sale at auction,
Tuesday, the 2st day of November next, o'clock the
afternoon, in front of the premises all that piece parcel
OF ground in the city OF Washington, the side OF
9th street. Pennsy known and distn
gnshed the ground plan, and marked and laid down
the plat OF SAID city lot No. IL, square No 4CS with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
Terms third OF the purchase money in cash. and the
residue and four months be secured by the pur-
chases notes. satistc toy endorsed with interest from
the day Of sale and by deed of trust The premises
the terms be complied with within three days from
~ day of sale the property will be esold weeks
notice, the risk and of the first purchaser.
JOHN MARION, Trustee.
ED. G. IL G. +. DYER, Auctoneers.
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from impure Of the blood habit of the system viz
mpe PuuIes the Face Blotehes Bes Chronic Eyes
E and joints Ulcers syphc symptoms sca,ca or
umbsgO Diseases arising from inodeious Of Mercury
coaitutona Disorders viii be removed by this Preparation
m Ss ded Of its usefulness extending approved and high.
y by and admitted to be the
pyed medical Practice The unfortunate victim of hereditary
oa has restored health and ygor The pa
sni with ulcers oathsGme to himself and to his attend
nsi for under and gusr d sIas
h Nave Ssa
raised I a vs testify to the eeay of Tsh
The following Col Samuel Taylor gentleman
standing and extensive acquaintance through the
states lately appointed consul to New Granada
Nrw Yosn January 7, Isas
s Of YOUR e of Iha Witness
en persons parts of the southern country Virginia
high opinion entertained OF is great medicinal value In my
as Of the system and exciting in the most agreeable
tonic and invgoniing influence
United army Mexico and Gen Zachary Tsy
nen the time
considered an almost indispensable requisite
more highly viii he priced and that its
breadth %ss G four Widely extended Country s 'eHsh and
Yours very respectfully US Consul to New Granada
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
New YoRK, Feb. H. ls4s.
Having suffered many years my
affecting the arynx during which time treated by the
distinguished Europe and the United States
benefit but all
health strength declining and the disease making
Causc applications used and whatever else
deposbe the ayngi,s being accompanied
pbhsis great difficulty breathing, would
life had not obtained relief through the medium
sarsapara must when
ssapal did place much
and this will surprise you, when you informed
than fifty different remedies during the without
obliged yield evidence This specific
only relieved cured and think it my duty
gentlemen for the benefit Of suffering humanity
testaton OF
Yours. very truly, D. PARENT
Consulate of France il the United States.
The signature our
presence by Mr. D. Parent as true
For the Consul General of France
l.. BORG Vice Consul.
following interesting presented invited
careful Comment such
Nfw YoRK, April 26, ls47.
Nlessrs Gentlemen Having long with
general debility weakness loss appetite receiving
remedies prescribed concluded
pleasure informing you that its effects have been
happest results restoring health and induced
desiring further will personally give par
ucuis and the effects of this invaluable medicine
calling at 2s' Bowery, New York.
Yours fully, JANET MCINTOSH
Miss Mcintosh known
the church good staining and worthy Of confidence
J. s. SPE GER,
Pastor of Second Presby terrain Church. Brooklyn
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by and
druggists and chemists Fulton William
York Sold also by druggists generally throughout the United States
and Canadas Price 81 per bottle six bottles So
sale Washng city, by Paterson corner of 9th
Also Charles Sto
It'll street and PeDns lvania Oct 25dtFeb %
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Office, Pennsylvania avenue, near Railroad Depot
THE public respectfully informed that continue
i express between Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, Boston, and all the principal cities
and towns, Tor the safe and speedy conveyance of mer
cbandse, pack ages, bullion, bank-notes, &c.
Particular attention will be paid to the collection and
payment of notes. drafts bills, &c.
Custom house Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
and Baltimore promptly attended to, and reasonable
Our customers and others, ordering goods from the
east are particularly requested to order By adams and
Co 50 Express which will insure their conveyance with
greater despatch.
Our express Tor Richmond, Petersburg, and the south
leaves daily at p. and arrives daily at Al
Our express from tue north arrives daily at ia and
u p. m, and departs daily at p. N
Nov 3-eodu PHILIP J. BUCKLEY, Agent.
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p. j. Steer, Merchant Tailor,
Rro,c1's Hofe/

HAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons that
IL he has received large assortment OF new fall and
goods which opened and ready for
The stock embraces English, French, and Bel
gian cloths cassimeres, and vestngs IN great variety OF
very handsome fancy domestic cassimercs, remarkably
good and cheap silk, wooen and cotton undersr's and
as stocks Gloves cravats suspendes, hosiery collars,
bosoms, umbrellas gowns, Nc, &c.
r. J. s. takes great pleasure assuring those who may
clothing his stock and arrangements such
to enable him furnish them at prices unusually low,
while every article give entire satisfaction.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
Oct. 5-3taw lmf
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The leading Periodical In America.

| ~ oDEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR 1919. Dedicated to the
-. ladies' Of The United States Edited by Sarah J. Hale
Grace Greenwood and l.. A Cooley -
novelette by Miss f. Leslie, who contributes to every
p. Willis's original scrptura poetry
T. Arthur, who contributes 10 every number llustra'
tive of Croome's Sketches of American Character
we intend merely 10 give notice OF our Intentions Tor
next year, leaving 10 others long advertisements ul OF
sound and fury, sgnfyins nothing"
Ageeably 10 the practice of last year. the publisher Will
issue gooda number each month he does in January
the whole OF last he engravings and more
reading matter Than any ohis contemporaries, and VIII
GODEY's LADY's BOOK may do 50 under the assurance
that they viii receive for their money in the Magazine
added, and included in the S3, the LADY'S DOLLAR
NEWSPAPER, which contains in one month nearly II not
king Tor S3 the amount of reading of two magazines
month mont THERE ARE IRREGULARITIES about Godeys Lady $
There is Mezzotlnt and Line Engraving in each
nunber7both by the best artists In addition to
azne Eves-a coored fashion plate, with full descrip
!on This feature is peculiar TO Cooley as no other work
has them every month and coored .hen there are caps
Bonnes Chemiseus. Eauestrinnsm for Ladies, with En-
cravings The Ladies' Work Table, with designs for knit
ting netins colche and all other kinds OF work Patterns
Tor Smoking Caps, Chair Covers Window Curtains, DOy
s ods bs S n1an and .%d oe E
cravings, always illustrative OF something useful Music
out and bound cooed Modern Cottages and coored
Flower Pieces OCCASIONALLY These are all extra IN Godey
given last year. and will be continued In addition, we
'ha ays sys k N9 OF AMERICAN CHAR
to the American public These will be illustrated in every
number by story from the powerful pen OF L. 8 Arthur
1.-THE CHANGES OF FASHION" illustrated by Fay
Robinson, esq This series will be very Interesting to The
1.-THE APPLICABILITY OF THE FINE ARTS TO
DOMESTIC USES'' is another series OF Engravings
in preparations and will be published during the year.
COTTAGE FURNITUK E.-Having given so many
Model Cottages intend commence the publica-
ton Of Cottage Furniturea very necessary apPendage to
REIIcION AND HISTORY -Onr superior artists
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TNAsHtONABLE GOois-WALTER HARPER " CO.,
IL Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th streets,
have in large and well assorted stock Of the
ia shionabe and stylish goods of the In silks
have
Plain changeable and figured
Rich brocade dresses, trimmed
Black silks OF every grade
Cashmeres moussencs and mernoes OF most desirable
shades
Various styles of plaid and striped worsted goods for
dresses
Lupin's best bombasns
Very richly embroidered lace and muslin dresses supe
any we have sold
Capes, collars, Quits, sleeves, &c.
Silk and merno vsites, mantlas, and cloaks OF the
latest Paris fashion, some handsomely embroidered
Long and square cashmere shawls
Also every variety of plaid and printed heavy wooen
shawls, suitable for the season
Ladies' and gentemen's gloves, best make
small lot OF superior French and English cloths
slmeres, and vestings
Cravats, scafts, and pocket handkerchief
House furnishing goods such 10, and ia linen and
cotton sheetmgs towels napkins, counerpanes, and ban-
kets, will always be found on hand.
Our friends and purchasers generally respectfully in
vted to give a call.
Dot 81
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of person upon
payment OF the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers forward money by letter postage
which viii be paid by all by it.
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published try weekly during the s.s
sions OF Congress, and semiweeky during the
Subscriptions period less than year will be received on
terms prof. srtionedt TO the above annual rates.
o. PosTAsTERs authorized as our agents and bv
sending DAILY or Ave SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with sac enclosed
crber with enclosed will be entitled copy same
edition . they furnish . subscribers gratis
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|IHE written signature tho only safeguard against
eounerfeitsThe public attention is invited, and par
ucuay referred to the advertisement, setting forth the
dyspepc and dinner pills Also to that of Dr. Dyotts APP
proved anti-bous pills; both of which, it may be seen
are protected from being counerfeed by the only safe
guard to be depended uponhe WRITTEN of the
propretors on the label OF each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprnciped
persons surely base counterieit and will be rejected
as such The pills that in the hands of persons
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as have the written signature of the proprietor
The sole agency for the sale of Becwths andy speptc
and Dyous antibous pills, is vested in the hands OF r
W. Dyo Sons, OF the Columbian College, No. 1872 North
Second street, Philadelphia, who will execute any orders
for the same
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish be
nlshed with the genuine pills. will be, applied the
'betni terms, by applying as above. May 2l--tf
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.


BetUeen Trenton and Princeton, NeW Jersey.
TNIIIS institution is still in successful operation under the
l. care OF subscribers The of instruction is
thorough and Boys prepared for any class
college, for commercial life. board of experienced
instructors is employed. Teacher and pupils constitute
household 1t believed that the advantages equal
to those any similar institution.
The $500 all expenses, save music, draw
ing, and modern languages
respectfully made to the following gentlemen
r. Jones, Gen A. Henderson, b. .. Tayloe, ESQ., Rev
r. h. Gurley, Washington; David English, esq, George
Hon w. l.. Dayton, Chief Justice Green, Trenton,
New Jersey; s. Bispham, esq, Philadelphia; Valentine
Mott, M, D., New York; John Ross, esq, Cherokee Nation
Catalogues Obtained on application to
H. ~ s. NJ. HAMlLi,, Principals,
Oct 7-w3t* Lawrencevillc, N. ].
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\ IRIS. CARRINGTON, formerly of Richmond, Va,

IRIS. CARRINGTON formerly Of RchmOnd Va,
fl having the invitation of the trustees taken charge
Presbyterian high school Tor Young ladies' in Louis
ve begs present its claims to her former friends and
express the hope change of location will prevent
them from intrusng their daughters TO her Mrs c. has
found Louisville than she was led to expect and the
people jealous in OF education; and she hum bly,
that the institution she is assisting found be-
come blessing to the community for years to come.
The heahness of the city, and the easness OF access to
the south and southwest indicate 1t as the very
place for school high character and neither pains
expense will spared place beside the best
the Union.
Mrs Darlington will receive limited number of board
ers, who will be daug hters in her family.
3O-d3m
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Charles De EelslinR,


IL avenue, between a and 9th Streets respectfully invite
the parcu attention OF their numerous friends and the
public to their rye and weselected stock of fall and win
Ter goods lust received OF the latest and most fashionable
STYLES of cloths cassneres vestng NC, making their
sorment this tme including general and handsome
articles Tor geniemens very complete
An who re in pursuit of good articles at mod
crate prices will do well TO give us a call
2l-3taw3wf