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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-15

VIZ }. BIGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, uppo-
w site Exchange Hotel.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow GOLF,
Or wish, with cash, TO cut n fgure
Cal. ere the pIisss al .an sY S. had rad OF BIGGER
For To-day-Capitals $4,000 5000, 1000.
$500, 1858, Is prizes Of 1000, 20 Of 400. is
Nos, IL drawn. Sales close al 5, P. NJ. Tick
cts IS.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is:
rs 60 ID "a 9 4 60 SO So sc 20 Al 10.
Drawn Nos. Of the Sussex Lottery, Glass Is, Ex:
Sc SIS 81 IS SO 81 IS 80 81 10.
Feb. Is
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
IEl CO., Richmond, Virginia.
This Day-s22 500 500, $500, 500, 100 Of
1000, &c. 10 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets So.
Also, the Dollar Louery-S4, 900, &c. IS
Nos, l3 drawn.
Drawing of Grand Consolidated, No. 7:
70 10 II 4S IL Al % 60 So 25 80 60 80.
Feb Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-15

ITO JOHN K. PALMORE-Take notice: That shall
L F day the 25;h day OF February next. he
tween The hours OF ~ o'clock A W, anf O'Clock ,
T.. NJ, at the Tavern Of Mr.. Benjamin H. Powell, IN
Cirtrr>viiie CUMBERLAND county, estate of Virginia
take the Propositions of Roier,k Foster and Others b.
read "a evidence In sui; depending the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancey nithc county Of
Cumhrrland on the Chanc-ry side thereof In winch
Su-ln P.mnrr wio sues by her next TREND, Leonard
Daniel IL pIaintili. ana you are defendant
Should the position be not taken me dow ab0v"
nance they will be- continued, from day TO Gav. rriiG
they are taken. SUSAN pALN0RE
Ian. o9-cw..y
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF RICHM MON ID.
a,rr ms .,av, al 10 o'clock, NJ.
ARRIVED,
Sch- Red Jacket Conklin, New York. hay, TO
E. Farrar
schr Catherine manda, Ogden, PHILADELPHIA
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d LEADING SCHEMES TO BE DRAWN IN
Q EERRIiARX 1873

$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class l5 for 1888, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday, the l9th OF February.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-15

tOOh FOR HIRE.-We have for hire a
~ w. Negro Woman, who is a frs, rate Cook
FEB. 10 N. B. & c. B. HILL.
CoWLEs' LOTTERY OFFICE. Wan
" street, Richmond, Virginia. g"
This Oay(Tuesday)-Grand Consolidated nj.
,ery OF Delaware and Georgia, Glass No. : En-
Ha: Capitals: 30, 500, OF 1900, l of S 500
o. o. $500, Of $500, Of 1888, 10 OF 900, &C.
~ Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S.
Also, Delaware Lottery. Glass 80. Grand
SSap'ia!s: 81 600, of 1000, OF 600, 300 200.
&c IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets l.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Class 81:
- ~ as 60 4 80 As 81 % SO 81 81.
~ StaWn Nos. Grand Consolidated, No. T.
~ 10 II 4s 10 AZ % go So Is IS So go.
Feb.l5 w '''
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Isy the Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, FEsRUARY IA, lS4S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-15

TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, Is4s.
$780, FASHIONABLE WORKED
MUSLIN COLLARS, THREAD EDGINGS
AND THREAD LACES.
II n; JENKINS, opposite Exchange Bank,
LIZ will open this morning
lV0o worked muslin Collars, latest Spring pat.
terms. all prices, from 25 cents 10 So each
Also, Thread Edsings from 10. cents and finer.
Thread Laces for 37t cents, worth ga cents.
Booonet Laces for bail aud party dresses.
rev embroidered Robes for S., worth Sl0-all
on consignment, and will be sold of BARGAIN.
; al wholesale and retail, at
r. H. JENKINS,
FEB. - Opposite Exchange Bank.
HuRLEY's OFFICE, No. lOI East Main
IL Street. wal"
We viii not boas,!-allow US to saw.
HuRLKI sells prizes every day.
Dra a Nos. OF Leesburs LOTTERY. No. 6 Extra
80 % ~ Sc 81 % 43 81 S 38 80 p 81
hv A'cNe' NOS. 80 81, a capital, sold and Maid
Tcpay-Fine scheme. IS No. HG Ga;l.ty 70
drawn ballots. Alexandria, Glass ID Csn;,,,. H.
SS2ooo, 5000, 1000, $500, 23OO, Is nrips. -
io00, SC. Tickets 5. For sale a, o,c,neS VI y,
HURLEY'S CREEK OFFICE.
ao.Mor,ow-Capital prize s4OO IS No
Ao"efy' IS drawn ballots. Tickets 10. al
Drawn Nos. SUSSEX County Lot. EI Cl.,. o.
50 So 81 IS SO 81 Is SO 81 "a
- Drawn Nos. Alexandra, Glass 10:
~ Gu ~ "a 5 4 So SO SO 36 20 a 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-15

COTTON FACTORY HANDS WANTED.
TWENTY 10 twenty-five Boys and Girls,
l. from 10 10 IA years Of age, both white and
colored are still wanted at tine Manchester Cotton
Factory. Also, few young Women. Apply
al the Factory, or to
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
Feb. 3-d&c6t Agent OF the Company.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
q. "a. Ngaury & Co.,

(M A N GERS.)
Successors to j. &. GREGORY e. co,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
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w. w. DabneV.

For sale at the Bookstore of
Feb. Is DRINKER & MORR
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NEW, GOO DIS.
..,,s. s.; = Z, 81 ~ z i5.E, Z
A. WHITE, CO. IS

Inform theft customers and the public
generally, that they ARE receiving their
SPRING STOCK from New York. ! Y s. ~ 4
Their senior partner is now in Charleston
completing their stock ck-wh:ch they will sell
as low as, they can be purchased ia any
southern market for cash, or to prompt custo-
mers. Call and examine our stock, and we
t1atter ourselves we viii not fail to give satis-
faction. stla ss::SS,siss = 'sS. s i ij e.iittEE
They would also inform their friends that,
having lately become agents for the sale ol
FULION OSNABURGS, they are now
prepared to supply that article in any desirai..
bic quantities upon as low terms as sit has
ever BEEN purchased in this place.. Prices
as follows:--9 l-2 cents per The bale; ~ 10 do
per the piece, and II do. per yard for all less.
er quantities upon time; each yard warranted
TO weigh oz's.
March %, ls4s.
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SHEEsIII'S SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me di-
rectea, will be sold at Sumter Court House.
on the first Monday anA day following in
June next, within the legal hours of sale,
to the h;gllcst bidder, 10. Cash, tile following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay for
Titles.
- Negroes, levied on as the
property of Josiah II. Smoo;, at the suit OF
Ihos. and Ann e. Anderson, c. Mclean,
John B. Miller aud Thos. ]. Wilder.
| negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of y. s. Reee, at the suit of C. T. Has
kill.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of L. Il. Dinkins, at the suit of W. J.
Atkinson, Ex'or.2 cases.
mare, levied OH, as tho pro-
perty Of John N. Carpenter, at the suit of r.
Chewning, Admir-.
l negro, levied on as the pro-
party OF John w. Brownfeld, ut the suit of
VIII. Spencer.
] horse, levied on as the pro-
perty Of Saml. J. Tindall, at the suit Of E.
B. Slodtlard g. c..
] Negro, levied on as the pro-
perty Of John r. Brunson, at the suit of
John f. Brown.
! negro and one horse, levied
on az the property Of Henry Bradham, at the
suit Of J. s. g. l.. Bowie.
HARVEY SKINNER, $. s. D.
lMay. ID, 1913. &
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sIt.Js.t,5l le ,Z.sst;,1sO,,,i

sbtss We Ike at all times, 70 give credit when
i ii ID due, and at the same time we can re-.
ssleye the distressed, we are doubly gratified :;
swe;Stherefore.giye the following voluntary
I testimony ss to the beneficial effects Of Wis
,ar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry, by tho editor
ofsthe Columbia South Carolinian, who ap-
u pears to have obtained great relief from its
b use. Old Dominion, Portsmouth, Va
S5'WIST RS iBAI4SAM OF WILD CHER
49, q M
Sc! nSsrescrts patent medicines,
i u gscater respect for the skill Of the
medical osesrion,s but chance threw into our
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soUTH-cARoLlNA---sUMTER DIST,

w. A. Brock, }
vs..
A, II. Brock, ct al.
BY virtue of an order frnm William
Lewis, Es,R,iret Ordinary Of Sumter District,
will sell on the first Monday in June next,
at Sumter Court House, between the legal
hours of sale,
& A TRACT of LAND,
containing 5GG acres Gin several small tracts)
in Clarendon county, on Jacks creek, and
Big Branch, waters Of San,ee--bounded by
lands Il Of Jas. D. Richardson, L. w. Briggs,
z. J. Ragin, andJ. w. Wells, belonging to
the Estate Of William Brock, deceased.
Terms: On credit till first day of Janua-
,ry next, (lll fees casl,0 the purchaser giving
Bond with good security and Mortgage
OF the premises to the Ordinary for the pay
ment of the purchase money, with interest
from the day of sale.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. S. D.
18th May, 1945. 90 St
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

BY virtue Of sundry Executions to me d-
rected, i will offer for Sale at Sumter Court
House, on the first Monday and tie day fol.
lowing, in Jane next, within the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder for Cash, the
following Real Property. Purchasers to pay
for Titles.
One tract Of 4S6 acres of land
in Claremont, adjoining lands Of 49, ard
where defendant lives, levied upon as the
property of Josiah II. Smoot, at the suit of.
Thos and Ann E. Anderson
One tract of 2G acres of land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of J. D. Weeks
and John N. Carpenter, levied upon as the
property OF John N. Carpenter at the suit of
r. Chewn:ng, Admir-.
One tract of G3O acrcsof land
in Clarendon, adjoining lands of F. Cords and
John A. Colclough, levied upon ns the prop.
erty of w. w. Mcdonnell and w. J. T..
Rove and vile, at the SUIT of w. Kelly and
A. Galloway and II. S:uckey. s.,s,.
HARVEY SKINNER, s. 8. D.
Sheriff 8 Office, l3;h MAY, .lS49.
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SOUTH CAR0LINA-SUMTER DIST.
+ BY w. LEWIS, ESQ, Ord;,.ariv for said

District. 81 IL
Whereas, !. II. spann, hath applied to
mo for Letters Of Administration, OF, all and
singular tho goods and chattole, rights and
credits of u. r. Spann, late OF the Dis
Itrict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admsnish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and a, pear before
me, at our next Ordnary's Cour, for the said
District, to be holden at Sumter Court House
OH Friday, the 10Th day of N1ay 1913, to
slew cause, if any, why the said administra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th
B, day of May, in the year of our
H. 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-eight, and in the 72nd year Of
American Independence
May 10, 1913. % q
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WANTED TO HIRE,

a number Of AXE MEN to get timber
for the Rail Road, near Stateburg. For
prime Axe men, accustomed to getting lum-
ber, fifteen dollars per, month will be paid
payments monthly il required. The hands
will work altogether on up lapd--situation
reasonably healthy.
sa CASH will be paid for few PRIME
YOUNG NEGRO, ,MEtN.--their having a
young family with them will be no objection
]. BRADLEY.
stnteburg, May $, 1913. % II
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LOW FOR oAsEl,

The undersigned has just received a large
and general assortment of New Goods, viz:
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Cutlery,
Carpenters Tools, Guns, &C.; Hats, Cape,
Shoes. Boots, Stationery, &C.. Crockery,
Potware, &c. s3 SO as5a. !.
5000 best Spanish Segars. naf
- Observation-Disclosures. Is 8
yiolirs, Guitars, F1utesf 4.
halian Violin and Gnitar strings;
A large lot of ,Eas5'' '.'gi rs
READY MADE CL0TIIING,
WHICH will be sold low for cash tsor good pa
per-. by r7t he.
LIB. HANKS.
Opposite China s Iiotel y
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spring and : dilllllcE II q ootdts.

Goods as Low as Cotton.
The subscribers are just receiving from
New York and Charleston, their supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
There assortment comprises every variety. 10
be found III any country Store, Whch thew
offer at locer prices than ever sod inthis mar
ket. sk szsf -,
A. & p MOSES.
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DIR. ]. ]. BOSSARD,

Having located in Sumterville, respectful
ly solicits the patronage OF his friends anc
the public. $3.50 (, 4, Is, ,5,. +
His Office is three doors above a. J. Moses
store, where he may be found at any time,
unless professionally engaged. 3f
April IL, 1S4s. "a ly
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-05-17
4chOICE GROCERIES,

a. ' ~
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Brow, Loa:. Crushed and clarified Sugars
Java and RIO Coffee, Tyson, Gunpowter
"a. and Elnck Teas
Delta, n. Orleans and Cuba Molfsscs a
Raspberry, Pine Apple and Lemon Syrups
Walnat4aid Tomato Ca.surs
Old Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherry wines
Coniec tonary, Candles, Raisirs, Almonds,
10000 snper Spanish Cigars "
5000 do l-2 do. do.
10000 North Gan ona Cigars, at SO cents pr.
box. together with good assortment OF
Crockery, Glass, &c. IS
--ALSp--
20 Baskets pinls and quarts Cham
pain, wine, warranted the best quality,
at S,S and $s15 per dozen.
Ryass Porter, Pin,s and quarts. and almost
every article usually found in Grocery
store. ys
w. J. GERALD.
One door south IF the Cameen Bank
Camden, May 10, 1913. % at
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-05-17

The Commissioners Of Wilmington
have determined not 10 make the sub.
!. scriptionQf Ore hundred thousand dollars
in tho wv j :1j1gton nnd Manchester Rail
Toad Company which they were request
eisto dolby lurge majority Of the citi-
zens Of The towtss The aground they tuke
is, that no Legislative enactment confer.
ring powers upon them authorizes them
Ia do 50, and that they might by such
proceeding involve themselves in individ.
s3ual responsibilities. 1t can hardly be
! doubted that The next Legislature will
giyetlie Commissioners tho requisite pow
er 70 mike tho subscription, supposing
that they do not now possess il. i
y ssS VII. Chron. y
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SUMTEIIVILLE BAKER Y

Notice..
The subscriber will positively commence
Baking on Friday next, ,5th inst. The tickets
the store formerly kept by John srrle 81 aia al
JOSEPH ,DALLISON. (.
My Sd, 1S45. 81 If
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

Thankful for past iavors, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public, that he still
Manufactures Cotton Gins at his establish
ment III Stateburg OH the most improved and
approved plan, of the most simple construc-
tion, of the finest finish, and of the best ma
terlais, to-wit: Steel Sams and steel plated
Rios, case hardened, in which ne will sell for
Two Dollars per Saw. He also repairs old
Gins and puts them in complete order, Mt the
shortest notice. All orders for Gins will be
promptly and punctually attended to.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
stateburg, May !, lS4e. ~ iii
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A GOOD ONE.

&
.sssss We were very much amused short
a. time siitce by story, which was said to
be.tr,lc.s and, ii not, ye. is worthy of
fcornesin the paper.
( I'M risbmRn, green Of course, lately
I vent to fish ina pound near our village,
Il md q fier awhile found his hook fastened
ssesto etliing,8to his conception as Of
course IL must be, of fish. He pulled
Isatugggged, b4tino fish came to light; his
hoax remained immovcable. After many
rlltless attempts, for its extrication, he
concluded il might be fastened to some
thing else, than a fish,, and that he would
! loose It. He walks about mile to anotl,-
erspond, shoulders a tbat.eau, carries il 10
1he first pond, slaur ches it, and exults in
8 being l,cccssful in unlocking his line
IS lis A. pity that our chronicle does not
.sscaTry out the comedy and say tl,a, the
green one carried back the bat,enu.-
Good, however, is The story, as far as it
goes; good, at leus. we hope, for laugh.
8 CURT OF OFAPIEAI.S-IN EQUITY.
The: following gentlemen were admitted
: on etlnesday, to practice as Solicitors in
Chancery:
'rSsl,.S D. Fraser, Sumteryile; J. A. Moore. A.
y II. Porciler, w. A. Wallace, Columbia; w.
!, Yalker, Clrcstetvle.
The following were, OH Tuesday last, ad-
Initted TO the practice of Law:
L F9, M. Adams. Sumtervillc; 3. r. Arthur,
Il. Brown, II. C. Davis, w. b. Wilson,
Columbia; S. J. Bailey, Barnwcll; J. F. Beck
man, G. II. Kanapaux, Z. p. Lockwood, Jr.,
a.. q. Rice,= II. W.. SCHROEDER, ]. Wilimann,
Charleston !; J. A. Black, Abbeville; J. s.
I Boone, Colleton, District; w. nj. Bratton,
S.sNR: Buchanan, Winnsborouglr; T. Il. Gil
lespie, Marlborough; r.. B. letter, Union D s.
Z trict; a. ]. Mcknight, LIE. Wilson, Will
liamsburg; and J. .. Sutherland, piekens
District.
Mn, THIsr The Picayunc says that
This gentleman is on his wny to his home
In Virginia. aud then as soon as he has
settled dowh quietly in ihe mountains, no
will addye yess a letterto the people of the
United R5iates,sin which he will define and
,explain his position while in Mexico.
"a Cot, Tel.
! ! The Commissioners Of Wilmington
have determined not 10 make the sub.
!. .scriptionQf Ore hundred thousand dollars
~ . - ~
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EDWARD Ed Y I q SO LOlGoNS,
SURG BIO. b g Sc,
1E, DRUcKEE eso.
I 9niliterpill 3 d b \
t9ies t,so doors lVorts ef he co,ullrs 11sKse.

M, N pRUcKE; so,
Respectfully Invite the citi ssns of isdn,td,s
District and the pablic generally. Sto iheir
well selected stock
Spring ard sa,n,i,i eW,. W Go1ds !;
all Of which, they Offer: for sale at & sliaing
Edarancc On first .oosk 8 s.,
heir fatil lities for ipnrchast ing Goods, aro
such, as TO defy cofnpe ion as 10 prices
Having paid particula fat taIitieii TO- the aes
lection OF their present stock from the fact>
that country produce sells for nothing. PLEDGE
themselves to satisfy the tnosf elose oH
heir customers. The varieties, which theirs,
stock embraces is entirel too large To- ispeci.
Y; but they; respect fully beg leave sto menr
ton the following: }ss q slt.;
4ADIE DRESS GOODS. ii Is.
Gambrie, Jasonet ,EranlT and Swiss nanslins;a
Ginghams, Eawns, Bareges: ! ;Es
Dress and Furniture, Prints; ri
Alpaccasf Bombazi lines, and Dfab de p;erI,ies:s
l Heavy aaa light sk Ray 40 sossos
Super Sup { ladies' s.s and Iisls and slk
Threa5s isle, and cotton Edgine;
Ladies' silk and Berege inantieaG h and crayat.i
Linen cambrici q dkis. and Linen carnbric and
l long, Lawn; s5st
French. German, and Englisls Summer Broad
cloths, Casslm eresi and yestinrs: sttta
sREADY-lNADE CLOTHING, y
OF every description and at all prices: IN irl-
deed some of It is go ion that il cpnnot failto
produce astonishment by the purch chaser;S but
'is country produce sells for nothing, so have
we concluded to, sell Ready made cIothing. 4,
t,ss;: -------AL rs o. ST L5.s
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TO Families.

TO Families.
No. ! Mackerel, Lobsters in tin, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves, Fresh Crackers, assorted;
Almonds, Raisins, Figs, Brandy fruit Butter,
Lard, &c. &c. &c, for sale by
Al j. 81 p. MOSES.
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! 'sl.5 Cl.5oAcfI.WItIPS SNAKE.

is contended 81 some that there are
nossich reptiles in this country as COACH
whip snak kes BE this as il is, we, how
4; aver, on 3ihe; nigh. Of the 18th were
Z s1eYrl hat was said 70 be q coach-whip
snake, Of the comfortable coach-Whip
t2lengt of ssfset and q inches. This was
black the back and yellow on the ab-
sdoam9sn with along sharp tail Of the plat
ssitedanpP rance Of q coach-whip, the end
being very hard and pointed.
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y.
! ss.se, odd FELLOWS' Pic. MIC. ii
the intention ofthe Odd Fellows Of
s eolaHihia} TO celebrate their next nnniver-
On hnrsdly the j 9Th inst, by a
at tile Clarendon Depot, the pre-.
ssnt ierniiniis ofthe Camden Branch rail
' foad his spot IS well ndap.ed for the
g hnoy oyhient OF suoh mn occasion, consisting
ofla level plat Of land lying a, the foot Of
bib, and dotted hore and there with
pines md other trees, .while&the green TO-
sgli liuge imparts an ever freshcning beauty
ss the level and also the hillv landscape.
Pic ~ }linve lately come quite III vogue,
" and 1lany d pleasant hour is passed in
f their enjoyment BY the young and the old.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-20
Chemical Give Scan.

A VERY superior article for family use-not" cheap
N er than other kinds in al nothing" to Use the
words of a nechbor- hut much cheaper nd better
article than is commonly used. For sale by
mn ~ u. HYDE& CO.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-04-20
Roasted and Ground Coffee.

A CHOICE article, fresh ground, just received from
IN The China Tea Company. The subscriber will be
constantly supplied with fresh article, warranted
pure. A. G. PAGE.
Authorized gent of tho China Tea Company.
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ton 10 DIS, ar 5th; Olive Thompson, Pote, fun Bahia
Honda, ar 9TH, for New York, abt ready. Sid 9th,
barque Nautilus, Martin, Cowes Tor Riga).
Ar at Matanzas LIST inst brig Portland, Prince, Port
land, 81 3D. barque Georges, Robinson, Orean, 10
Sd, brig G w Knight, Mun,oe, Portland, l2; sch Al
hambra, Bullock Richmond, 10; 5th, ship Charlotte
Reed, Houghton, Havana, l.
AT do Cd inst, ships Thorndike, for Cowes; Robt
Paten, and Canton unc; barques Parana, Parker for
Hamburg, ldg; Macedonia, unc brigs Cleaner, Saw
YER for Richmond 4h Henrietta, SAWYER, for Phila-
delpha, 4th Camargo, Tyler, for York. 9th Plato,
Batchelder, for Portland, ldg; Denmark, Woodbury.
disg Cybele, Merrill, do schs Sea New, dos Tener-
life, Poland for Philadelphia, soon.
AT Cardenas abt 4th inst, barques Floyd, Maybeny,
for Boston, next day; Ranger, Saford for Portland
ldg; Marie, Bryant, wig briggs Potomac, Smith, for
N York, next days Gen WORTH Racket, do 3; Mar
garet, Leavitt for Portland next day; Washington +,
Monroe, for Philadelphia, dg 'chappapota,' said to be
species of coal, sail in 10 ds Sid abt 4th brig AL
Genus, Wilson, Portland
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Room Paper.
Fresh Confectionery.

A LARGE assortment of Fresh Confeclionery-of
IA all prices-for sale at BoWLES.
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SPOKEN

SPOKEN.
March 26, lat %, Ion II, passed brig Capt Tom.
FIN York for N Orleans.
March 81, lat "a 81, Ion 70 81, ship Arvum FIN Ha-
vana for Cowes.
April 7, lat 25a, lon 80, ship Onward, of New York,
IA days I'm Mobile for lIavre.
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South End Market, Reopened.
An entire new stock of Goods.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and nat
rons that he has reopened his stand on Water 81
Near south st where he will continue TO carry on the
w. |, Goods, Grocery and Provision business Ten
derng MS sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal
share OF patronage which he has heretofore received
lie trusts tha lv close attention To his business and
good usage to his patrons to liberal share of the
public patronage as his stock is entirely new and of
the best qlay--const>tng OF Teas, Sugars, Measses
On, Rice Coffee, Floni, Meal, Beef Pork, Lard Hams
cheese, &C, together with good assortment of Gro
ceres and esh Provisions, all Of which will be sold
at the lowest Cash Prices.
April l0 JG DTNN