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EG4UlNOX.

This fine and thorough bred Stallion will stand
the ensuing season, commencing on the first Of
March, and ending on lie lst Of July, in the yicini,
ty OF Camden, at $40 the season and $40 the in
surancc and 80 cents to the groom. -
Equinox is a beautiful dark chesnut, Is hands,
three inches high, finely proporiioned, of superior
form and action of great docility, and in ali res.
poets admirably adapted to improve the stock of
saddle and draft horses. lie was bred by R. L.
Stevens, Esq. of New York, out oil Janette, full
sister of sir Charles; his Mr.. Bots' celebra:
ted horse Gohanna. Feb l6-2m
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Es REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
The subscriber would inform The public that he
has removed TO the store formerly occupied by Mr.,
William ohnson, second door above II. LEWIS.
where he will keep on hand good supply of GRO
CERES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY. &C. to
which he invites the attention of purchasers, as
they will be sold very low.
J. CIIARLESWORTH.
March 8. 10 IF
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To Rent,
TAKE A SEAT!
I'm Eguity--Mershaw District. =

James I'Iller, ct al
John McSw, en- ct al. } -.sf- ~
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John Tiller,
Jane TiIler, Seaborn Tler and Creighton Tiller,
the children of William Tiller, deceased, defen-
danis to this Bill are absent from, and reside be-
yond the limits of this Stale: On motion of Ches-
nut, compainant's solicitor, it is ordered that the
said defendants do plead, answer or demur 10 the
said till within three months from this date, &c an
order pro coniesso will be entered against them.
WIN, NJ. SHANNON, c. END.
Commrs Office, Feb. Is. lS4S. 1877 =
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In Equity Mersllaw District.
Margaret McCaskll and Saml.P. Murchison
DAME! NTcCaskill and others.

DAME! ATcCaskill and others.
1t appearing 10 ny satisfaction, that Daniel Nc.
CaskiII, the brother Of Alexander McCaskill, who
$ one nf the defendant: to this BILL departed from
This State many years since, ana has not been
heard from or of since then: On motion of ]. NJ.
DeSaussure, compainant's solicitor, it is ordered
h at the said DAME, or ii he be dead any children
that he uay have left, DO plead, answer or demur to
this bill within three months from this day, or an
order pro concsso will be granted against him or
them. sl& ,
WM. NJ. SHANNON, C. f. KID.
Comm'rs. O;iice, Feb 10, lS4S. 1887
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Assignec's Notice.

Dickson & Latta having made an assignment to
tie subscriber for the benefit their creditors, all
indebted are requested to make payment, and ali
persons having claims are requested TO render
,hem to James Chesnut Esq, who is also nuthoriz,
ed 10 collect all notes, bills OF open accounts,
E. M. BEACH, Assignee,
Camden, March Goth. .iS4s. -: ss':esF
The stock Of Groceries on hand will.be offered
at psivate sale during next week AT COST. Bar,
gains may be expected. Q23O E.MB.
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L,ies' French t.I $ ppers and waking Shoes
city made; Also mems ana hoy's RusSet and Kip
Bro rams. Just received and for sale by
February 2 E, w. BONNEY.
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Ladies' E0ots ;,Ilt, Fine Shoes.
Ladies fine Lasting t'ois
90 do Kid Wakn. Shoes
do do Slips
do French KID Slips
do white Kid and Satin Slips
do Lasting BuSkn Ties
do Goat skin walking Tics.
ALSO-A fresh supply OF MisSeS's School Shoes
and Bootees, heavy and good.
Together with general assortment of hill
drens Shoes, all of which are fresh from the ma
nuaclurcrs, and for sale by
Feb 23 GEO. ALDEN.
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FO the Public.
Gardpn Seeds,

The subscriber Is opening stock of fresh Gar.
den Seeds, from the celebrated house of THuRBuRN
d. Co., New York. lie will continue to keep
supply OF tho very best and freshest Seeds which
can be obtained IN !he country, aud vii. dispose Of
them on rrasol able terms.
Nov. II. J. r. McKAIN.
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Old Port Wine.

Just received another cask of that splendid old
port Vine precisely the same article as that
which sold before w. b JOHNSTON
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SOLD At NEW YORK PRICES.

SULU At NEW YUKk PKICES.
DR.. SMITHS PREMIUM TORPEDO MAG
NETIC MACIlINES-This is certainly the n ,at-
est and most powerful Instrument yet offered 10
the public, and as a re cdal agent in nervous and
chronic affections, 1t has bee. found highly SER
vceabe. The American Institute has awarded
prize to this Instrument over many competitors.
For sale by +. l.. ZEMP.
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CAMDEN. S. c.
Globe Anichoke EiarIy Sugar Loaf Cabbage
Giant Asparagus Early Ok Heart do
Early China Dwarf Beans Long Orange Carrot
White Kidney do Large Dutch Parsnip
R.mgco or 100 tol do White Solid CELERY
Red wurrcn,on DO Long Green Cucumber
Early Valentine do Fairly do
Robrny do tfherklns, fine TOR fIcKlcs'
Yellow Cranberry do very prolific, npd bear till
Large Lima, very rich frost
shell Bean rms well Early summer hush squash
and bears TILL frost Crooked neck C"shaw, Il
White Horse do fine running squash, fine
very tender snap Bean for pics
and very prolific. does Musk Mcl"n' fine
well to plant with corn. Canlcopc do
Early Washington or six Nutmeg Melon do
weeks Peas Water McIon. very fine
Early May do Green cur'ed k''e
Early Charlton do Ecrly curI'd sicca Lettuce
Bishops early dwfprolhc do Large cabh"go head d"
Large white Murrow(at do NJ gnum Bunum and Ice do
Victoria Vi choice kind do White '.s onion D'n n,
Blue Prussi,n do Luge Scotch I.cck
Tall Sugar do T"p Onion Seed
E,ry ruscarora Corn Cnrlcd Parsley
Earl. Golden Sioux do CAYENNE and Bell Pepper
Early Sugar DO Long Scarlet kadsh
Canary Seed. 4nr Birds Early SC 'rct short top do
Long Blood Beet Lo,g salmon do
Early Turnip 10 Scarlet Turrp do
True French sugar do White 'Tnrnip Go
Lrrgc Purple Broc" Black winter do
Early Cauaower Round Summer Srinnagc
CABBAGE. PnckIy do
Large late Drum Head Purple Egg plant or Guinea
Lrge Drum Savoy Squash
I,n,c Dutch I.lcern or French clover
Green GI izcd Round Rcd Tomatoes
Large Mountain Yrl ow do
Green curlcd Savoy Early spring Turnip
Fairly York Large >ortolk do
lrIy Balcrsea Ruta Baga
Early Du,cl:
GJ-A considerable discount will be made to per-
sons who wish TO purchase to sell again.
Should any of the above Seeds on trial. not prove
good, others will be given in return. Dec. ].
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EOH Sale.

JUIN =. j. T. ~ 7 IsNI,l.ND.
=. Is. LEVY
VIII continue u act As AGENT for both the Banks
in this place, and attend To any comm sson busi.
II ess That may be entrusted to him.
Fashionable Clothing.
We are nnx receiving from Newly ork, stock 0f
Read iynaIc Civ;hins. made i'll the latest and most fash,
iVria5lr style
Super Black Dress anl FrocI Goats;
DO Sacks;
Brown an! Olive FrocN C,atS;
BIl.ss Coats % various styIcs, and made OF hand
some macTidis:
Cloth. B.ay.r Cin, aid Pilot OvcrcCa.s;
Vests nG va -o,:> style: Pants &c;
With fall >npp, of >!irts, Uulr Garments. StlSpen.
ders. -i ii rS:i,. >,rsS Crava. Gloves. ilnrry &c,
a.! rf wc viii b: sJli at a- very o::,St prices by
Oct 81 W. ANDERSON d. 60.
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NEW GROCERY
AND

H=ovsS-cE STORE.
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Fresh Garden Seeds,
EOFTH GROW TH OFF l64L
Wholesale or Retail,

W X X Y / E u y UUU,
Just received by p. Thornton, at the Post Office,
CAMDEN. S.. C..
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g a Il u Va OF Tie s;ssslG Sort"
5000 G"id Lchl Scgars
$3.50 Charleston do
Cubrey butterfly do
Pressed Espcrango Reg"la do
Thomas sup. chewing Tobacco
Tobacc" o! various brands, some low priced
Halt Spanish Sesars. Just received by
January ~. lsIS. =. b. LEVY
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The subscriber is now opening genera! assort
mert of staple and fancy Goods, selected by him
sell in New York, which he offers OH his usual ac
commodating terms. They comprise in part, az
follows
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


sFl fa NEw Yosx. April q lSl8
The public bcquests by Mr. Assors are neither largo
nor nulnerous But ope in fact. Of any importance
OeO for esashing library in this city free or gene
raj use plot gnoad IS by las feo h also gvsn The
building is to cost $4,000 and 3l1O,soo bo
expended in books maps. &c. Tho balance 10 be put
out at interest deiay the expenses Of mansgesa1 pur
chase of books lectures &C. The wusess Of the institution
the mayor ocio and tho ex-Chenoslor WAtwoths
Washingoa Irving, Fx Greene Halsck, Wsn =. Assor.
Daniel Lord Samuel Ward, and oshers There 10 bo-
quest OF $4,000 the Of Waldorf MI Ascss nafivo
place Germany, establish charity institution for the
were paid in his lifetime. the German Sooissy
S2O00O; Institution for the Blind 5000; Hall Orphan
Asylum $500; Lying-m Asylum e2y00o. The person.
al estate OF Mr. Aston is valued between and
eight millions, and hts real much moeema-
king the whole amount less than supposed but still
enough, in all conscience. ,ss ,.l sf Ha
Some eight ten delegates secssd thus far, from
this State the Wing National Conveniently for Clay
Of them pledged up tho eyes for him. No wonder
the fighting editor OF the Courier grumbles like unto Ur
Major, with damaged head isr 1900
The deaths last week Sll-one thsx ths
Der which prevailed with such remarkable uniformity for
three four weeks previous The fatal diseases
consumption 81 commissions and Group 81 dropsy
in the head IL; yphus (and typhod) fever 81; nAamma
ton of bowels IA Inflammation of lungs q, QAsus j
smallpox IL. ~
The sudden death of young and prominent members
Of the fire Department. and of society ~ we by the falling
Of wall the fire yesterday morning, has ms<D quite
sensation in the city. The different cnGnehouses arc
shrouded in Grape and the funerals, Tomorrow will
draw great concourse OF citizens.
1t cold and dark to-day; and like March than
any weather had in that month. FED.
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BALTIMORE, April As p. m.
Politics in BaltimoreThe Bank Pawic-Cisy Mortality
The merit Europeans Nsws-- The Markets. &c.
Since the recent Taylor meeting in Baltimore, thero
seems to be inclination the part Of our citizens, OF
any party take active part in political movoments-
all apparently desiring to await the action OF inc TWO ma
ional conventions
The Hayre Grace Bank is still in operation but
dealers will not touch They being son In for
redcmpon there will be quite on tho bank; lift
should hold on it will have the effect of sustaining 1t in
public estimation.
The number of deaths in Baltimore during the past
week was 70; OF which number Al males, and u To-
males. Consumption claimed IL of these victims Oh tho
grave.
The steamer Washington has boon out full fifteen
davs and is momentarily expected She will bring news
or eight days from Europe than that brought by
the Caledonia.
The MARKKrs.-In the Baltimore market, to-day, thcro
was not much doing in -four Sales Of about S0 barrels
Howard street brands IS 68l sale also OF 40 barrels
at SIS u.s. The settled price, however, il - 65; the mar
ket closing on Change with sellers at these figures Tho
stock of City Msis verygh; holders ask - Ia. safe
of $50 barrels city meal 81 Is. Ryo -four IL worth
$4 for first quality. tneif Aa
There is but little change notice in the prices OF grain
Sales to-day good prime red wheat at l26 lSs cents
white do l35 $50 cents and family Hour DO ioO ioo
cents as TO quality selling At Al ~ cents Tor whites
and A As yellow oats B2 81 cents per ousnes
cloverseed IS IS u 81 l2A per bushel.
Sales of barrel have becn moderate lot OF choice
prime pork sold at 80 Is on mo; also o Of No. beef
at $40 So pork held At $40 - Sle -
The range of prices from 50 80 o. Sales OF hams In
dry Moderate transactions IN
of shoulders Al cents, and aides at II oonts some
very fine parcels brought 81 in small Quantities das
range from 81 u cents. Lard in kegs 10 hold at al
cents, and the market heavy. sas IN
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CKLKBRAToN WAsHNeroN's BIRTHDAY IN RoxE-
correspondent of the Boston Courier, under date Of Feb
ruary 2Sb, says
Washington by banquet Mr.. Cooper, Of PennsyivAns,
presided on the OCCASION and all the prooesding. went of
made most eloquent speech and was followed Ia an able
manner by the Rev. Mr.. Hedge. fslicipup poan.
aboundng with humor and sparkling witt was rsptd by
sculptor, in speech that oams from the hsart"
Al letter Of The 36h of February. de New York Ex-
psss mentions this celebration also and ss that there
are now one hundred and twenty Amerioans tn RENE.
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Order OF Procession for the Funeral
OF THE
HON. JAMES A. BLACK,

HON. JAMES A.. BLACK,
Representative in the Congres of the United States from
the State of South Carolina.
The Committee of Arrangements, pal-bearers. and
Office and Post Roads in the Capitol, At lA o'clock,
Wednesday, the 9th instant (to-day } which time
the corpse will be removed in charge OF the Committee
Arrangements, attended by the Sergeant-at-arms Of the
At l2a O'clock p m, funeral service will be performed
in the hall of the House of Representatives; and mmedi
aely thereafter the procession will move to the Congress
sional Burial ground, in the following orders
The Chaplains of both Houses of Congress-
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee of Arrangements;
Mr.. Sims, of South Carolina.
Mr. Boyd, of Ky.,. Mr.. Marsh, of w.,
Mr. Atkinson, ofVa Mr.. Hampton, oil NJ j.,
Mr. Thompson, of Pa, Mr.. Hubbard, Of Conn.
Pall-Bcarers
NJ NJ M hsGes er NJ NJ ooeas Ten
Mr.. Hunt of N. Y, lS Mr.. Harmanson Of La.
The family and friends of the deceased.
The Senators and Representatives from the State Of South
rGae Carolina mourners.
The Sergeantat-Ar OF the House OF Representatives
The House OF Representatives of tho United States, pre-
ceded by their Speaker and Clerk IA
The other officers of the House Of Representatives.
The Sergeantat-Ams of the Senate.
The Senate preceded by their Pres and Secretary
The other office rs Of the Senate.
The President of tho United States.
The Heads of Departments.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF the Supreme
Court of the United States, and its officers.
~ The Diplomatic Corps
The Comptrolers Auditors and other Heads ofBueaus OF
the several Departments Of the Government, with
their officers. -
Officers of the Army and Navy the of government
The Mayor Of Washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
April 3. l848 tasF
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letter in the New Orleans Picayune, dated Ilacotal
pam, March 3, says; .
or, Perry has commenced lay contributions on the
towns Of this river, viz, On Avarado So Casamaloa
Snys nj Vixen together with the gunboa Refer,
hero Il well The Vixen came up 70; repair. pairs
dssf o water as Is The case with the Spte The Vixen
is no repaired and the work upon the SPire will com
ence tomorrow that both vessels VIII soon Do fesdy
FIR active eervce.'
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this revoluton-rememberng the nature OF the present
constituent element Of the French psoPs-ths hesitation
to offer France the right hand of fellowship, and to well
come her into the brotherhood OF free nations. is not
ly inconsistent with the acknowledgment have made
OF the present political existence Of the French republic
but unworthy Of the character Of that republic whose
children we are
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crsA.n ~rrAnrRs.-The Boston Aurora Says

CrNARp srEANERs.-The Boston Aurora Says
During past year, tho Cunard steamers have made
twenty and from Liverpool TO Boston, the df
snco sssamed being 10000 miles. The number OF pas
sengors conveyed from Liverpool 70 Boston amounted -
1909 from Liverpool to Halifax, -; and from Hanx
8oston 2H On the return Trip, the Numbers weYe--frOm
Boston 70 Halifax, ass from Boson TO Liverpool, no The
average time OF each passage out was 70 days, ana each
home 10 days. exclusive of the detention 1t Hall
fax Z s. -ss. s,,.t
The amount Of duties paid at the oustpmhouss a& Bos
ton by those steamers, in lSz5s was $AsuSl eeQe.t
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OSK HUNDRED GuNs.-A salute Of 100 guns fired OF,
Jefferson plain in this city, commencing noon, Wed
nesdnv the 2 by direction OF the democrats Of Prov
dence in OF the recent glorious vindica
Of popular sovereignty and equal rights by the democ
a. there is no government this side Of the Atlantic SC
similar to that OF Louis Philippe the present Algerine
government Of this State portion OF the democratic
family can appreciate fully and cordially than our
30 TRepMbiicdm Herald, (R ~
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MANUEL PraetAque da Co~sulat, par r. A. de
wi Mench, volume Leipsic, 1886 asle
Firms British Consuts Hand Booka TREATISE on the du
ties and jurisdiction of the consulate Volume; London
lSf7
Z Martens Guide DipomstIque- sdited by M de Hof-
mans, vols. Paris rIN
Cours do Style Diplomatique H. Meissl, volumes
Paris. ~ st., -
Puendora translated into French by bsroeyfae' vo'
Basic. ,-,
London. - u, II. 1~..,.
trnnslased into French by Barbeyrae, voae; kas!e
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4 Almannc and Companion FOR IR48.-A

DHITISH Almanac and Companion for IBf8.--A
ID book of general information on subjects Of egs
ing for Great Britain and her colonies what the celebrated
Boston +" American Almanac is for the United States
giving the civil list of England Houses of Lords and Com
MONS the households law courts, &c. nc and valuable
articles the railroads of Great Britain, the govern
school of design decimal coinage eeco-tce
graphs health Of towns odd fellows and friendly societies.
abstracts OF parliamentary acts at Its last session. abstract
Parliament 1876 and I8, public improvements, together
with much valuable information subjects of general in
don, by F. TAYLOR.
Z. I
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A UGUsTUs YIDCazEn, Attorney and Csanuellor 1t
"A Law Austin, Travis county, Texas, win saa1d Gith
fully and prcnpsy % any baaac eeansessl 49, he pro.
also astSnd y any bnainss in In land os ahns pro-
curing patents, perecunG titss. 30. Lss nast b paid
to procure attention. f sAlef 4aj Ns fH
Han. ]. r. Henderson, San AuensdA
Hon. Ebcneser Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt Galvsseoa. s 4N
J. D. 0rossbeck, Houston.
Dolhonds 4 Grossbeck New Oxisans. y1n.u
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Ths Museuua sf FAshSsn. Haney, 80 O141o4Doy.
THE subscriber invites all those in want a md beau
tful articles in his limo, to call - his Cd ogbahed
store where they will be sure TO find soneshhG 70 plsase
them anquarians in Particular.
His stock watches Of the choicest Kind tho
recommended from The manuctoy al Joeoph johnson,
d Church street, Liverpool. toeesr with many ohsn Of
The eweiry consists Of London md Paris ranuhours,
as well homo fashion and hnsy& Az ARTICLES In hs
line, which very numerous, VIII ~ nd - NeW York.
Philadelphia, and Baltimore pricea. ~.
Dee "a kOBERT kBXWQ&TH.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

CoLLxcron's OFFICE, KEY WEST, Fob. 2, I6B
TINE NEW LIGHT, just competed st Key West, VIII
be shown on the 10Th inst Is frst-ciass stationary
light and wiz probably be visible from ships deck At
distance Of miles. in clear s =, .iss e ia
i;oht The bearing and courses heretofore followed for
entering this port sill 30 Observed put, xsss ~. sp
homs water on tho bar by bringing the buoy In range
WIN 'n0 ''s" 8. X. MALLORY, Collector.
The Herald. New York Boston Post; Daily Keystone,
Phadephia Charleson Mercury; snd Co3.ss' n.y. Or,
their mpicae bills receptcd, to tho Fifth Aud6ss oee.
Feb 2Ea0t
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YRACTISES In the Suprams Court Of the United Sptss
ana in the several courts Of the District Of Columbia,
aass either bsfora Congress OF ts dissnt departments
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Grand Concert by the segsin Opsratac TrosPs-
A.f ~ ls CONSISTING OF ~ ti8s

Grand vocal Concert BY seS.in Opsratic TrosPs-
as CONSISTING igl#
Mrs sE EaR Mi MI; s sH1EH ssd H.
AT Caruss Saloon, Thursday, April 6sh, loas.
The concert will consist OF selections from the most Popu-
lar and attractive Operas; also Songs Ballads Duets
Tickets 80 cents each; also small number Of family
tickets admitting persons price % each en- % Obtained d
'e conees. t commence a. O'Clock.
I = NATIONAL WAsHINGTON MONUMENT.
PROPOSALS will be received the oase q the Board
or eacayssinS the u foundation Of tie monument
The price per cubic yard must be stated ~,.,
and waling well, feet diameter and for pump
Of suitable dimensions aes,n for . sane;
$HSs 2 zzss5sst ss's'ss
April -dtApl0
IN mencement 66 vos well bound for sale at very low
price. Il application be made Immediately e r.v,,p
77HE History 81 Ten Years 1880 to .lsAo. ~ Lsuis
France, its King, Court and Government by Governor
Memoranda Of Residence at tho Court Of Loadoa.b
Richard Rush, vol.
History o,he Girondists, by Aphon'e do L@msrtne'
History Of the English Revolution by NJ Guisot trans
lated from the French BY Coulter Svois iSnd TnynR
April e AAADN '
DoAnDlNc.-Mrs MARY E. sELDEN. On lssh. boz
ID tween 4 and streets, accommodate sevsra gem
de,nen and ladies aides, with board
THE New York Chsap L.es ss.rs. ..ss. The swn-
have taken the store recsnsly eocspa.d BY M
sn EE call eea 20 away Without being s tho
New York Cheap Lace Store s The Shesps:s y s. s9un
April 4-st 81
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nOAHD1NG.-Mrs MARY E. SELDEN, on l3th, Boz
ID tween and streets, accommodate several gem
ueinen and ladies with board
Mar 28-8Nodif
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r ,OsT, . Nswssundland Dog, called M0vsEs white
breast black body and white feet white :Po on The
him with Mr. Dunninxson at the Capitol. win b rewarded
Tor his trouble a3aalef mar SI-%
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NATIONAL WASHINGTON MOAUMEHT.

NYILNs,S REGIgTER.-A complete from the COM
IN ,nencement 06 vols well bound for sale at very low
price, II application be made Immediately e r.vr>p