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Monte, with a capital

The Bolonos is the most profitable Of all
these
Asa consequence the use of quicksilver
is indispensable in mining, and about six
millions OF this article is annually brought
into Mexico, principally, it is said, from
the property owned by the Rothschilds.
The onl manufactures Of the country con-
sist of a little gold and silver plated ware,
coarse ear,hen, woolens and coitons.
The little comparative commerce Of the
countryis surprising, unless we look to races
as the solution fpoIitco-economica difficult
ties. The exports amount only to about ff.
teen millions of dollars per annum. The
co:tons, woolens and linens are brought chic
fyfrom England, as we'll as iron. hardware,
arms and crockery, glass ware and linen
from Germany, paper from Italy and France
wine and brandy from Spain and France,
olive oil from Spain, hats from France,
spices from England, the East Indies and
China, silks from England, China and
France. From the United States comes
mixture ofall these.
The weights and measures are generally
Spanish, though the English yard and French
aune are also recognised
The currency of account is the Spanish
plastre, or one dollar. divided into 8 reals or
100 cents The real is divided into sixteen
quartos, or 81 inararedos, into two medios,
q quartillos, or 8 orcharos, and for the paw,
ment of duties into l2 granos. The coins
of circulation are:
The doubIoon (gold) or ounce, nominally
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The following settlement Of a matter,
which has been the subject of considerable
conversation in this vicinity, is submitted,
Tor the purpose Of preventing any miscon-
s,rnction in regard it. In the settlement
OF tn" diff :ulty the rrsigned acted as the
mutual friends of the parties
ISAAC BRANcn,
DAVID LEsLY,
4. ii. MoRToN.
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From the Palmetto State Banner.
TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE

We have been much gratified at the
manner in which those of our "Palmctto
Boys" who have returned, have been re-
ceived by our citizens. On every hand
they have met with the most cordial recep
ton, and as far as honors and attentions
can do so. have been repaid for their almost
unparalleled hardships, their gallant bear
ing and chl"airous conduct in the Mexican
campaign. Nobly have they sustained the
honor OF the State and Of the American
Army. Whether. in the iaborious and ex.
hausting forced marches which they so
often made, in the dull routine of camp du-
ty, or on the insanguined battle field, they
have shown themselves fully entitled to the
high encomiums which have been bestowed
upon them by their officers, and worthy to
be placed as they were on all trying occa-
SONS, IN the front rank, and nearest the
flashing of the guns" The Commander
n-Chicf, the gallant Shields and Quitman,
indeed the whole army, bear ample tes,
tlmony to the chivalrous conduct of the
Palmetto Regiment. We are, moreover.
pleased to see, in an extract of a .etter from
Washington, which has been kindly shewn
to us, that it is the intention of the
President to give proper testimonial of his
appreciation Of the services Of this dc voted
Regiment: in general order for the dis
charge OF the survivors. We are also
pleased to learn from the same source. that
the President does not mean to stop at
mere empty honors, but that it is his inten-
ton, on future occasions, to advance such of
our Regiment as ask employment from the
Government. We trust South Carolina.
will also, on all proper occasion. give solid
and substantial testimonials of her appre.
clatlon OF the services of her gallant sons.
Many OF our volunteers were young men of
good habits and education, and acquainted
with business. On their return, some of
them will probably be thrown out of their
former occupations, and it should be the
sacred duty OF the State, and of every true
hearted Carolinian, to see that such as these
do not suffer for want of empIoyment.-
There arc many profitable and important
Offices in the State 10 fill, for the duties of
which, most of these young men arc entire.
ly competent. These should be bestowed
upon them with as much unanimity as oos.
sible; and in this way, and in many others.
which may depend upon the peculiar cir
cumstances of each case, should these cal.
liant young men be rewarded for the hard
ships and priva,ions they have undergone,
to sustain the honor and glory of South
Carolina.
We believe this to be the almost univer
sal sentiment Of the people of this State,
and that 1t will be faithfully carried into
execution, we have not the least doubt.
Although many of US, who by the "force of
circumstances" were compelled to stay at
home may feel sensibly, the of the speech
Of King Henry V, before the battle of
Agincourt-
%, "-And gentlemen in England, now abed,
Shall think themselves accursed, they were not
here;
And hold their manhood cheap, while anv speaks.
That fought with w upon Saint Crispin,a dav.n
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l. [ vi + S TONE SPRINGS
.FlGM ALLIE HlnGiEl SGIHrDDlL.
Rev. Il. CURTIS, DID,, and
Rev. w. CURTIS, Principals.

ASS'. w. SORtiS, frlnClpujS.
The scholastic year of this Institution will com.
mence on the first Wednesday in January next.
Terms, per term of half year, payable in advance
1nstruction-Primary Department, $4,000
Othor Departments, $500
Music-Piano or Harp,incuding Vocal Music, $500
Guitar, 5000
Use of Piano, $50
Use Of Harp, 500
French, 1000
Drawing and Painting, 1000
Board, s000
No extras, except for Books, Stationery, etc., &C.
tually furnished.
The house has boon furnished with stoves, and is
thoroughly warmed in each story.
1t is particularly desirable that all the students
should be present at the commencement, and con.
tinue till tho close of the terms. For further par
ticulars tho Annual Catalogue can be obtained on
application to the Principals. ia
1t will thus be perceived that a thorough En-.
glish Education and Board can be obtained fer
yioo per annum, or with the accomplishments Of
Music by the first teachers for $2O5. The extras
OF full supply of books, ETC., need not amount to
"iofe tnan $iS. Dec II, l847. 46.Im
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Funeral ObseQuies.

The funeral ceremonies of Col. Butler
and Lieutenant Colonel Dickinson, took
place on yesterday at Columbia, several of
the Military companie. from Charleston and
Camden were to attend up the occasion,
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of VIM B,ooks.
deceased, arc requested to make immediate nav.
ment, aud those having demands against the II.
ta1e 70 present them before the 2Sth day IF Febn
to be made on that day ~ w. 's'
WIZ H. BaooxS,S@@ ts5G,
a L. SAVANNAH ,Baosxs, s>,Sss
Jan ~, 46-6t Admir- and Adm'x:
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"Wednesday, Jan. 10, Isls.

rs We are indebted to friend for
copy Of an address delivered before the Liter.
ary Societies at Erskine College by the Rev.
w. L. Hamilton. This address is worthy
OF its distinguished author and will we'll re-
pay the reader for its pcrusaI.
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ChanUes.

The Evening News has for the last two
weeks reached US in quite an improved ap-
pearalnce l' being considerably enIarged.-
The News is one Of the best pa pers publish.
ed in Charleston.
Mr.. 7. Fl. Russell, has been associated
/ with A Todd Esq. in the editorial depart
ment Of the Anderson Gazette.
Also, 8 } Arthur Esq, ,f rmerly Editor of
the Temperance Advocate has been asso.
ciated with Mr.. | G Morgan, in the editor
ship of the Palmetto Stale Banner.
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yond the particular fund above specified for
their payment The general resources of
the State, and the funds in the Treasury,
are not to be blended with or held liable in any
manner for the engagement assumed under
this Act.
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January II. lS4S

DIX. DAVIS :-Dcar SIR II have been
informed tha, yon have recently received
two insulting notes, or "Buckets," and
that on the receipt Of them, and comparing
hand wiring, &C., you suspected me for
being tho author OF them. In this YOU did
me great injustice, and in consequence of
the relation we hare sustained to each other.
yon as my teacher, and myself =. your pu.
pill, distinct y and unqualifieLl, deny be.
ing the author Of them, or Of knowing any
thing OF the authorship.
Yours &c. D. c. KELLAH.
DIR. kELLAE :-Sir,-Your note of this
morning is before me. The letters to which
you refer were received by me, and on CON-
pairing handwriting &C., d,d feel that
had grounds to suspect that you were tho
Author. Lam truly glad, however that you
disclaim all knowlcd &c of them, and am sor-
ry that conceived myself under the neces-
slty ofsuspcc,ing you. lam satisfied how.
ever with your disclaimer.
Yours &c, .TNo. DAVIS.
january II, ls4s.
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GREENWOOD
+ T. NJ a l. E AC ADEMY
(Under the control of the Baptist Denomination

Mr. and Mrs Roman H. NICHOLS have tho
pleasure of announcing TO their friends and tho
public, that the Third Session of their School COM
menccd OIL Monday tho 10th instant, with very
flatterng prospects, and that they have secured tho
permanent assistance of Miss SARAH A. WRAY, of
Augusta, Ga, who will take exclusive charge of
the Music and Drawing Departments.
Greenwood, Jan Is, l918. 46 st
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From the N. Y. Dry Goods Reporter.
MEXICO

Mexico is naturally rich country. Ma
turc has given her all the aids Of Industry
and all the elements Of wealth Indeed ma.
ture has been so prodigal of her gifts, that
the incentives to labor arc scarcely sufficient
and the race, weakened on the one hand by
mixture with dcbascd aboriginal ropula-
ton, and on the other unfortunately indispo.
scd to cxcr'ion by slight ,incture Of Cas-.
tillan pride, offers but slight resistance to the
progress OF those commercial enterprises
which may be built upon the occupation of
the territory.
We perceive that in the debates in Con
gross the population is estimated at ten mil
lions Ouly about q million and hall Of
whites arc 10 be found in this number
The area OF the country is about $4,000
square miles.
About onc-half of this territory is Within
the tropics, and the other mostly in the tenn
perate zone. Maize is the Chief article Of cuI-
ture, and with this are produced the cereal
grains, the banana, rice and potato, forming
the food Of the people
the terra calente, or hot country, is exceed
ingly productive. What /, wants in health
j, makes up in fertility, tho sugar cane, cot
'oh, Soeo't 'liu toDuCCO llc SOUtNcrn pOr-
ton oflhc country, the sthmus, or hocS Of
the leg, furnishes all immense variety of
valuable WOO Is and medicinal plants.
We find there logwood, caoutchoc, vanilla,
jalap, and the tree which sustain. the cochi-
nea: insect. Vast herds OF horses, horned
cattle and mules cover the northern plains
OF the country. No country could be richer
than Mexico, without counting on the mines
!! It had q good government. an industrious
and intelligent population. When we con
trast these great natural resources, 80 who'll.
ly unimprovcd, or if improved, to be the
mere fund out Of which unprincipled states
men, and generals, and rapacious and
bloody soldiery maintain internal war, with
the sterile portions of our own confederacy,
which under the influences of religion, cdl,-
cation and free institutions, sustains large
population IN competence and ease.
The mines of Mexico are justly celcbrat-
ed for their wealth. We learn from Mr..
Wards excellent work, that in the year
1910 the annual products were about TWEEN
ty'four millions of dollars. The subsequent
unsettled state of the country, and the over
throw of the Spanish sway, reduced the a.
mount to about eight millions, and in spite
OF the investments of foreign capitalists to
bring back the gold and silver days OF Mex.
leo, their bad management has prevented
any great success. AT present the returns
are not much over ten millions year. We
learn there are now six English companies
i'll operation, viz:
Real del Monte, with a capital
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~ The following bill was presented
By Mr.Perrin 10 the Senate. at its las, scs-
sion and after consideration was rejected
by the Senate, by a decided vote.
- - gsl...'.. A BILL
TO PROVIDE ton TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS, ON
THE PART or THE STArE, TO THE SrocK
OF CERTAIN RAiL RoAD COMPANIES.
= SEC. !. BE II enacled By tie Honoroble
lsx Seaats and House 3o Rrpresentasites.
4,so.o net s1nd esitting IL General Assembly
and ~ aathorIy of. .ths. sane, That the
Comptroller General be, and he IS hereby.
Aathorized to subscribe the sum of three
bundled and fifty thousand dollars in the
Charlotte and South Carolina Rail Road
COMPANY, and tha, he do take, in the name
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0-Tkac Abbcvillc Female Acad.
elmy will be ze-opcncd the second Monday in
January next.
Principal D. MCNEIL TURNER.
Teacher of Music, Miss HAnn,sos
Boarding and Tuition ut tho usual prices.
Dec 81 f3f d. Nj cNEILL TURNER
0A Card.-I will continue to practice in
the Court Of Law for Abbevie, and will regularly
attend its sessions. refer my friends to Mcssrs.
COCHRAN & NOBLE at Abbcville c. H.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Charleston, Nov3 36 INST
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NEW SCHOOL B0OKs

.tHN
%tFSAR,S COMMENTARIES on THE UAI.I'
4 WAR-Wltl English Note; CRITIC and = ,.,a'is,Gsfs
Fdt0r of THE New Testament Ia GIeCk, with Noes
on the Historical Books - Arnold series oil tFseA ana
latin Books" &c, &C --., - ,.--.r ,..,r,--,
THE t7C$$ERNANIA AND AGRICOLA CT IA IAit -
With Notes for Colleges. BY w > Tyler ~, .5Sl '
the Greek and Latin Languages IN Amherst N'-ez.'
AnnletOn' s New Edition, 1S46.
ANfSTRODUCTION To the A'thoE Soai=e o. -sS 80 -
inr - and Elements OF ReadnE ana CrL0.s,, ~
second, By H. Vaudeville, y, D., FfgeSso OF -uoAl
SCIENCE and Bellies LeuTes IN Hamilton C0iiese-
Also
WRAPS PRACTICAL SUGAR PLAN ~; a F., olI +
plete Account Of the Cultivation ana tati ~ H.
the Sugar Cane, According 70 ne ~ ana 'ig .1 i
proved Process. with numerous lLtsl.t n -.
THE MANSIONS OF ENGLAND " Llol,'5s' .Le H.
lineaOus OF the Seats OF N0Denen from t't"-N-s ''
,pPpI iET1%}S + AupOAD AND STEAMBOAT
a. COMP MON Ee;,,, Ira VI ars Guide through u.-
United States of America. ~
BOSTON NOTIONS. Beng m AufRel c u, anu tuII
Account Of d" That Village" from lt5O 70 ri D. Wy
George Dearborn, author Of the " American leAt bOoA
of Letters, &c.
ROSS ACCOUNTANTS own BO0h-And Busl
Just str ecsved and for e at tine New Orleans satone
Warehouse - ,.rr,,r ,,,,.,,,.t-.r
IeH ). b. 81 I'-L'' - ~1ANi S'-e''
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TIE IRISH Mass MEETNGS.-Ihe mass meet
ing Of the friends Of Irish liberty held IN this city
and. indeed, all over the country, within the past
ten days, have been among the most enthusiastic
gatherings ever witnessed in this country. We at
tended both the meetings of the Irish Union held at
Vauxhall Garden last Week-and no one who did
nat attend can have even faint idea of the intense
feeling WHICH animated, nay cOnyuised, those vast
aSsemblages. Nor was the enthusiasm meaning
less 1t did not consist merely i'll vocileratiOn.
Irish patriotism descended like Jupiter in the sub
stantai shape OF 4 shower OF gold. Old stockings
were made 10 disgorge their boards, and savings
banks their deposits, and money raned into the
Patriot Treasury. Only think OF lt-cight thousand
dollars We're subscribed i'll two nights the donors
literally scufng with each Uler in their efforts to
reach the platform and make their offerings One
cannot help sympathZlng with a people who give
such proofs as these OF their amor patrd and love
Of liberty for he il understood that nearly all the
contributions come from Iriahmen or the descend
ants Of Ir-hnen. 1t is estimated that quarter OF
million OF dollars will be collected in this country
in aiu Of the cause-aud vast as the estimate may
seem be. shall not be surprised at its reaza-
ton. Tie perfect 0bGHdoH OF all Irish meeting Is
al once ms plring aud amusing. What creatures OF
impulse these lrIshmen are! Their cheers are the
very voices Of their hearts, and you can read each
passing emotion in their features plainly as II
their souls We're visible. How eagerly they drul;
in the language and sentiments OF an ImpasSIoned
orator. uYoilntarily initiating his gestures, and
swelling more and more with ardOr and enthusiasm
as he grows more tervd and emphatic, until al
some grand climax they explode III a thunder burst
OF applause that shakes the very walls :. Let Us
suppose ourselves for few moments IN the big sa.
loon at VaUxlall Garden crowded TO OverflOwlng
with excited lrIshmen. Half dozen meetings are
in progress in the Garden. IN the saloon, Emme1
is in the char, and Mr.. Baker, of the $ Felor
! Club his knees shaking, and his whole frame
quIyering with the teryur Of his denunciatiOns
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aEEf SE'-tiUD&A NAEUFAC TUBNG COMPANE.- IN
s.s-- 3. AGENT for the above Factory rs TsceyIEg a
sr0HLv of the above goods Tsate grt2Ie-WICh ne ""
az snr T0tf% r DONALD. q Cama st
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AEMEAERN,
KNOWLES 81 Noel

hNOW LIS q NOEL
r. No. IS CANAL street, first door - -,
REA below Camp, .Ne0 Orleans keep eEz-E5 So,
Il IL constantly Ga hand = large and x S1SES
1nSAsAawel selected assortment OF Swiss and English
Lev Err WATCHES
Jewelry Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens Spectaes
and Fancy Goods
Our personal attention will be devoted 10 repairup every
description OF FINE WITCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwELRY ,
winch shall perform salts actouly, 0rHO chGrge my2u
WATCHES JEWEL2Y, ETC,
EDWARD A. TYLER. 80 Camp strefi would resnect-
81 fully invite the attention Of his friends and the 80
public to his fine and well selected stock of JEW- t7
ELR y, etc, comprising Watches of the most ap- ~
proved manufacture, In Gold and Silver Hunting G&AG8
and Open faced cases Silver Ware of every description
consisting in part of Tea Table, Sugar Salt and Mustard
Racks, etc.
great variety of JeweIy, Cutlery Rich Fancy Goods
Pcrtumery, etc.
PIANO FORTES.
Just received from the manufactures OF
&fee@s5afsSB Messrs. Nuns & Fischer and A H. Gale
T1H SrG GS large supply Of Their esnpsIg,
Coemans ZEOlian Attachment and IVess Tuneable Reeds
Please call and examine apt If
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TTTESTEPN AND PHQININ The subscribers .assn-
w devoted the upper floors of the FhTHH and = 4
w esteTn Warehouse, exclusively to the sotage OF
Hemp IN order % meet the views OF tEe h@ard al
Underwriters af- prepared 10 receive ald st2r. -I t
gcnnmmOdatiug terms Iavi~r a number g rGs-g. g.,
same buildings they also prepared nj any moment Id
lect and e-bsie il in the nsatest maunC-. and 81 yw ate
EMERSON. TDJF NE Y CO.
~ VtG~rr..Cl.ss g..
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JOHN STROUD go. JOHN STROUD, JR.......wM. sTROUI
III A.EA
NOTICE,

< partner. \ NDREkV OLIVER, in the WHOLE l.
ALE AvD RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, corner r (
.E tHIri,gs and BlCrCHte streets, NeIO ORLEANS,
or nuubaro years past conducted Jointly by thm~aJ~
under the It " of n rev oliver Co. has com
usted his gements for extended business than
rDthai hitueuO done by the old house. My stock of
fSEa DaU,iS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
~ SURGICAL lNsTRUMENs AND PERFUMERY,
EAs embr Gag, Intend 1t shall every article needu
jihe Heads o. Famis, Planters and Country Dealers will
not be exceed excellence of quality reasOnabeness OF
rice Jy any other house in the trade: whIl'
GENERAL, PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
he addressed to me witha confidence and certainty
oil having thpr properly and faithfully attended to- pre-
yiousIy rynafiPnced in this place.
p Tie usual credits and facilities oil trade extended to
ez~ TO he following, among other articles embraced in
NV stock would especially direct attention:
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SANNSNs eesSxNs,

FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED STORE.
TIVE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can be ct r.
obtained ct the Seed Store of MATTHEW S3s,6N
BYRNE, at tie corner Of ST. CHy9RLES and Ssss,{SA
CTRy4TIER Streets warranted 10 be the finest HASE
collection now IN the city.
a, ALsO-FRUIT AND Observation-Disclosures Of
bS the choicest kind together with the best collection
- SHRURBERH to be found in the market. BOU~
DUETS put up to order at the shortest notice. ap4 3m
IL Persons purchasing Plants Seeds and finding them
MOTTO be they will be returned their money
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EuHN NeGhRTY, PLUMBER, No. 134 Camp street I
- Nav Orleans, has Just received and large do
1Ttu2nt o, HTaS Cocks, various sizes Force and ~
!h' PCm1s Beer Pumps, &c. &c; Cooking Ranges; IRad
rng Lead Pe Sheet Lead work of every descrpton Shin
Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired. All
t.aIS promptly attendeu 10.
~ Charge moderate. mhA "
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NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
81 q % CGrORdeie ST., bctUeeH GrGUier and Union
CARRIAGES manufactured to order Cs6ssAsRs4sSSz<R
~ and workmanship warranted Also, EsSG<E2fr
Repairing done at all the branches. W.
mh22 6mD&W AIKEN & COWAND
WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS. &c
Nv are prepared to furnish short notice, from the
Wv Forge OF Armstrong Danagh Pittsburg all descrp
for Steamers and Sugar Mills Piston Rods Wrists Pitman
Jaws Cotton Press Screw MOuds and every variety OF iog
ing, from 81 lbs. to 6OOOlbs
apn 3m L. J. WEBSTER. % Cravier st.
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
No. 100 yhGgdzt9G ST., c0rRcr gt J,GtdgetteSt
i Il: BOLEN would respectfully inform the community
y of New Orleans that he prepared the
above Mills to furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices
of all kinds together with COnmeal Hominy Grit.
Steamboats,, Groceries and Restaurants supplied the
shortest notice, ap4 en-
SADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE, No. II Canal street, .Ne0 Orleans,
A. HORTON has hand large assortment of
% every style of Saddles, Brides, Martin EFgt~.NSS
gales; Coach, Gig. Buggy, Wagon, and 1ss.EIS5=G11E
81 Cart HARNESS; pray Brides, ,IiTgfsgt y III
Ee2a Collars, Whips, Strrups, Bits Ssz1s22s4 s-4-sI
6FHA and spurs. Also, general assortment OF lNDiA
SE RUBBER GOODS; together with the largest
stock Of Trunks, Vaices, Saddle and Carpet Bags
before offered this market to which he invites the attention
of purchasers ali the above goods viii be soI
REDUCED PRICES.
f The subscriber has also the agency for the sale OF
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, of a great variety of pat
terms. and at the manufacturer DnCes. Tnhf 6m
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7HEurderi-ued IN order further 10 meet the views q" ~
4 Board OF Underwriters have sci apart exclusively IL
The storage OF Hemp and other ey-l haHarlnus articles
merchandise the CEE-STGRT fire proof Narucuae, tOreaTs
No z corner DeOrd and Magazine streets The locality #ud
facility Of rpceyipg and delivering at the Warehouse hea
being hosting to the ecOnd story equied) renters a
the most desirable place tOrths descnUilQn o. stort%e
aD5 ON GED. z. brtl- ri & { q.
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WE can axe storage on oaa Ho0r sa21rd story ~
w dry and dark place Is, 600 bags. Also, IN 71D.H
store from 1000 to, 5000 bags NechHlls #T.n- cys
TO store viii find to Their advantage cell end eEafns7 O..
warehouses. EMERSON. IOJ ,sN l. & %.
I5F FlEguuitO H.4- stree.