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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-24

A very splendid sett of silver mounted Carriage
Harness, complete, and in good order. For sale as
above.
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The subscribers have received and opened a
general assortment Of CRY GOODS, suitable for
Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, viz:
Berages, Tissue Silks, Organd Mus1ius
Jaconet Muslins, Lawns, Gnghams
English and American Prints
Drab D'Ele, Cashmeres, Linens
French Summer Cloth, Drills, Vestings, &c.
With many articles for children
Ready made Goats and Vests
Fine Drab, Panama and Palmleaf Hats, &c. &c
To which the attention of their customers is invi.
ted as they will be sold low.
A. NJ. g. R. KENNEDY.
April 12. Is If
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Dissolution,
Storage,

Persons wishing to hold their Cottons until fall
can have it stored at low rates in good dry Ware.
houses and covered by Insurance.
McDOWALL & COOPER
May IL, 154S. 81 st
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To Hire,
To Hire.
A cook and washer, Of good character. Wages
low. Apply at this Office. :. .;,-..E ;si..,- ~
Ordinary's Notice.

Whereas, no administration Ode bonis nom on
the estate of Ann Gilman, late Of Kersiaw Dis
trct, deceased, has been applied for. have taken
possession of the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of the said estate All persons indebted to
the estate are required to paw the same over to me;
those having demands against the estate will hand
them in nuly altested, to me for payment.
may IL. J. R. JOY, y. X. IL.
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Hair Brushes, SC.

Hair Brushes, SC.
A fine variety Of superior Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Feather Busters, Cloth
Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Shoe Brushes, and all
sorts of Brushes. For sale by
may IL. r. L. LEMP.
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Head Quarters I'D Regiment, s. c. n.
STONY HILL. April 25, l848.

STONY HILL, April 25 lS4a.
In pursuance of Orders from Bigadier General Chandler
the 22d Regiment, S. c. NJ. will parade Camden on ues
day the 3O May at 10 o'clock A. NJ, armed and equipped
for Drill and Review. -
The commissioned and noncommissioned Officers Will
assemble the day previous the hour and place above
mentioned for Drill and instruction.
Captains Of Companies charged with the extension OF
this order to their respective commands.
The Begimenal Staff will assemble at Boyds Hotel at
10 o'clock A. NJ on the day of Review.
BY or Of Col. TAYLOR
A. c. RASKIN. Adiutant-
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Law Copartnership.

La" OOpsITtHSFSHIPs
The undersigned have formed q Copartnership in the
practice Of Law and Equity for the Districts of Lancaster
Fairfield, Kershaw and Sumter
Office, heretofore occupied by JAS Chesnut on Main
street, near the Court House.
JAMES CHESNUT, Jr.,
w. THUkLOW CASTON.
May 10, lS4S. 20 If
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale, his possessions on
corner of DeKaIb aud 3road.sreets. AS the stand
is well known, it is thought useless to describe it.
Persons wishing tn purchase, can be informed Of
all particulars, by applying 10 The subscriber.
WILLIAM McKAIN,
April l9. l6 II
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THE
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

The subscriber being thankful for the large pat
ronage he has received, assures his customers and
the public, that he will continue to execute his
work in the best and most fashionable style, at
short nutce. In order to obtain the best workmen
he has to pay the highest prices in cash; he has
therefore changed his business, and adopted the
cash system, and will expect the money whenever
his bills are presented.
w. VI. WATSON.
Sept. !. 1647. "a II
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Carriages.

CarfIuSeSs
The subscriber has now-on hand, variety OF
Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways, &C., and Harness
of Northern make, which he offers for ssle a.
Charleston prices. Having leased the establish.
ment in which he works, he is prepared 10 buad
and TO repair every description Of Carriages. Wag-
gons, Caris, Wheelbarrows, &c. and all kinds o
Iron work. either fol plantation or other use. ..,-
A portion of patronage is respectfully collected
APRIL 26. ROBERT MAN. -
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LanD Oil.

low price Of ONE DOLLAR per gallon:
For sre by +. l.. LEMP.
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In Equity..H.ancaster District.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,

(oF NEW JERsEY,) CHARTERED IN 1882.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
(oF n. JERsEY,) CHARTERED FEBRUARY. ls45.
The subscriber having received the Agency Of
the above institutions for Camden and vicinity will
receive applications and issue Policies at the cur
rent rates, w. D. MCDONALD.
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Notice.

Three months from this date shall apply for .crI
for share Camden Branch Rail Road, which has beer
lost mislaid. S. r. CLIFFORD.
Nav 9, lSf8 % tf
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New Orleans and Cuba MoIasses, Lemon, Pine
Apple and Strawberry Syrups. |nrdials, Pickles,
Ciaret Wine at GERALD'S GROCERY
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Prime Leaf Lar, Bacon, Flour, Butter, Cheese,
and almost every article Of Groceries wanted by
family, at retail, at GERALD'S
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Pure Letheon and ChlorofOrm,
With Rushton, Clark q. Co.'s Patent Inhaler
Just received at CLEvkLAND's Drug Store.
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By the DeKalb.

TnOtls u hOlbs
Oranges, Lemons and Apples, Citron, Ctrrants,
Figs and Prunes, just received by -
April Is. 8. B. LEVY
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Superior blcck French Broadclolhs and Drap
D'E,e For sale at reduced prices, by
NAV "a, E. w. BONNEY.
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Windsor and cane bottom Chairs, Ladies' Ira.
yelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. For sale by
NAV 81 E. w. BONNEY,
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Heigh.HO!

Heigh-HO!
A lot Of Toys, Negro Dancers, Coffee Grinders
and Sawyers. For sale by
r,,vI7 F |. ZEMP.
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,outI, Carolina Il. II. Company.

South Carolina Il. B. Company.
A NFAdjourned Meeting Of the Stockholders in
1Athis Company will be held at the Han OF ne
South W estern Rail Road Bank, on Tuesday the
Both inst. at II o'clock A. M the purpose OF
acting upon tie reports onIthes coDdtion, &C. o.
the Road. as presented by the committee on the "a
inst. - W.H. BARTLESS, See'ry,.-
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER .:s
@GGUga. -.

The subscribers have recelsed per ste mer De
Kab, their supply Of New Spring Goods, wbich
have been selected for this Market consisting ~
part, of 80
FANCY PRINTS, ~. ..E s|,:7s5&
MOURNING DO. :.
FURNITURE DO. 't.'" >s"f'r'a
GlNGHAMS. various styles ..
FANCY MUSLIN DRESSES -
LINEN LUS1RES 49, !.'sf
BIRDS Eye DIAPER ~ ~, =,
by 10 DAMASK CLOTHS ra'r
READY MADE CLOTHING. &c. i;tts
They are also receiving full and general al:
sortmen, Of Groceries, all Of which. will be sold
at the very lowest cash prices, by ra %
April 26. GEO, =. DOUGLAS g. CO. =.
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The increased coinage 1871 very large being one
hundred per cent 1885, and two hundred and
fifty per cent than in 1916.
Ii appears that notes of some branch of the
State Rank Of Ohio have been put circulation without
beins filed up with the OF the officers OF the Brarch
Az the notes issued the various branches precisely
alike II they are without the signatures Of the Of
6cers Of the Branch and the location II IL impossible 10
discover which Branch issued them resolution TO in
oure into the matter has been adopted in the Legislature
At Baltimore the stock market continues light
ard good business paper sold in the street at y
cent. per month
PENNEY lvania stocks have an improving tendency
In consequence Of the probable passage Of the new bank
ing law in that State.
The Lasd sales at Green Bay in lsi7 numbered
sSls $50 aud for twelve years psst sl4li75s.
At Buffalo the money market is quiet There
1. not much demand aud the Banks doing nothing Of
Consequence in the way Of discounts Some OF these IN
situations making Efforts to procure TAR
proportion OF the tolls to be deposited.
A correspondent Of the Boston Traraier has
furnished the following statement Of the leading items o.
the Western Railroad for series Of years
s,osnf re cost Of tss Uorcesier Railroad dfrSnf
stages Of rs yrogres 1871 igih fAs groA income
and srgoRdtres tAe net tNco@s od aoat Of dtvidHas
d<cl.vfd 1881.
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BOOK TRADE.
FOR FAMILIES,

PuBLIsHEo ~ AgPLEroN 81 - s'o.d~sy
I. Any Herbert Tale vol esth 5 s,s paper soc.
IT, Gertrude.
III Lsn>tcn rarEcrsg-;
" Margaret Psrciva Tale svo,s cloth o. paper ~
'. L.refnn Psrscr ags-S-ecnd sra eorc.Eains part.
r-sfiI rssdy.
MISS MelNTOsHS WORKS
J. Two Lives, or. T. seem and To Be- A Tale I v0'.
cloth % cents. rarsr 81 cent.
No. Aunt kiffys Isi-s. DO do
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MARY uOWiTrs TALES
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R-spinx Alice FrsIklin TIE Clocsmsier, Little Con
Work ard Waves Strive sd Thrive Which "a The
Wiser Who shsll be Greatest. Common sense Hope
On &c kc 10 81. ID vols with see plates 70 each.
Price J7t cents each volrn~
MRS. ELLis'S WORKS
The Daughter, of E-gisnd The Women OF England
The Mothers q ENGLAND Prevention Better than Cure
80 each The Ministers Family Dangers Of Diuing
Out; First lurrsssous. Soerv e Hall. 81, each
MARRYAr's JUN EMILE SERlkS.
Mssfermsn Ready edition. 5 vols IN l. IS etc
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COPPER-A lot Of 20OOO n Missouri Pc has been sold
time Other desert ptions without change
DRUGS AND DYES-ThsTe 10 a little more doing, but
for tbs most part At reduced rates
DYEWOODS-Thefe IL little more animation IN ne
market particularly for 81 Domingo 0gwOOd. the stock OF
which is much reduced For other description. Of Dye
woods. the demand IL bot moderate.
FlSH-Of ell descT ptOus are dull 200 quDtals Dry Coo
sold from store yesterday At 3 -
FRUIT-Thefe have been sales of sbous 100 bSs wet
dried 0nd dry Bunch Rasins at i1td s. Tor the iofmef
and so for the latter
HEMP-There II little more inquiry for tho various
pton. add the market particularly for Foreign ha'
steady and firm appearance. The sales comprise ana ~
OF 60 bales Sisal received terms not madr
public; and 2lOdo, dressed dew rolled American ~lP'
months
HIDES-Are doll sales Of GOO narscaibo st "a for dry
aud "a cents Tor dry sailed less "a ~ cent for cash
IRON-Bsrs quiet but Scotch Pigs ln GOOD demand
sl aud some holders Of the latter brand have with
drawn from the msrke for the present; loo tons Gasher
ne. landiug. brought - ~. cash
LEAD-A sale 81 800 pgs Missouri has been made al .
l2l 4 mos. Bar esd cents cash
LEATHER lleuiock Sole is irmer. and for the best
desert ptons ID cts e u demanded for light and
middle we ghts, ~ having been refussd.
SALT-No variation Of sales. Al invoice OF 5j' sacks
Ash0ns Liver 9Ool Fine just received sold some time
since st IS, mos
TEAs-Tbere isa little more inquiry from the trade.
snd the market Is firm especially for NngYOng and Ooong
backs which very Of these dec ptons 400 b.
chests have changed hands lately Al full prices the business
being restricted owing 10 the moderate supply The irsi
cargo ia expected in the OF lew weeks
TOBAJCO-Thefe IL a continuance 81 good demand,
for consumption part in neghborng markets As well
Tor foreiln shipment and the market steady At previous
rates sales before reported consist of 90 bales
Raracoa private 60 do iguany, 10; y do ARA
aud about 200 hhds Kentucky, for export @iai cash. and
IA u4na
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IMMIGRANTS GUIDE

Nd CITIZENS MANI ALL work tor Immigrants
"A 81 s clsssss % the United States with direction.
aud valuable Information for Traveller, BY J. W. War
asr, Alb.
This book otenied both for the immEra and CHI
zen containing fac quite yAluabe and imp rsnt to both
classes. sld nearly spensable to the mmi giant Tie
matter IL unusually copious for volume of s are, ard
believed that cursOry examination will be sacieut
TO conyinee that for excellence and fitness OF mat
ter beauty 81 exterior and mechanical execution II 10
well deserving attention.
This work /, published for the snthor by C. n. SAX
TON, 2O5 Broadway, N. Y. The Immigrant. Traveller.
and Citizen. will do well 10 call add obtain copy.
Price retail, 20 cent? liberal discount made 10 the
trade llf3l
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pAssrNGERs ARRIvEp

In pacitf ship Oneda from Hrre-Mr sewart OF Mont
real MIR Prejeaux OF France and 81 in the Storage
10 yackcf-shy Margaret Irnns, from L0nd0n-A hlnck
ley Henry Starr, James Ladd John Jackson Newly
JoIu Brown and lady, WIN Brown. A Brown, Brown,
Blown r Penny, r Wingrove Brooks, Middleton
London John Martin and lady. scotiaod T Nash Mrs
ID Pbipots Mis-. r NJ Haines New Orleans; Crosse
Prussia; Plessner. Russia Edmund Bowling. France
pd in he sfe
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The addition which has been made to the Specie
currency Of the country during the pact year Is OF tses
material item in its floating cspits The coinage Of the
several Mints for series Of appears to have been
follows
Uaited States annual coinage from the establishment Of hs
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a UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

DEISG A COMPLETE and impartial Narrative OF the
- Rsmarksbi. Events Of al al Nstiors, from the
Eafie., period 20 the Pre.ent Tine forming complete
History Of the World.
The intentions Of the kuthor Of this work have been not
only enlarge the mental faculties snd 10 elevate the
IDEAS Of his resders bat 70 present to the world In ue
FORM nversal History, without prejudice snd without
paatv but Instructive TO readers Ia general and ~ the
time worthy Of the attenon Of philosophers. OF
statesmen. lswgivers ana of warriors
The Vork when completed will embrace the history OF
the human from rs infancy the present time
The portion Of Ancient History viii extend 20 the fall OF
the Roman Empire and will b embraced IN about fcus
numbers The whole worn viii he cont leted in about
twenty numbers each Of which will Be issued q; intervals
Of about A month
The work which 10 70 be published both II Laps and
A. London brought out here IN advance Of the Euro
tions In accordance with especial
with the suih0r whose will therefore be withheld
until after the publication s0rosd shs have tacen psce
when The Of the author viii appear
u will be the best or. of the ard should Be- 10 the
hands u every man, woman sud child that can read
The work ~ sect by mail % part 81 the nltec
States periodical post-ge ANY person who wishes q
subscribe FOR remit the publisher - snd he will re-
c-ive he whole Of Ancient History, which will form
complete volume He can then continue the woes y
pleased with IL, or stop 70.
Address all orders % th- publisher
i4f Il " N GRAHAM. Tribune Buildings. y Y.
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NOTICE To THE

READING PUsLIC.-BURGESS, srRINGER & co.
~ having made arrangements with well-tnown Amer
lean suthor residing in Pans, for the very earliest
translation, that they will in few days issue
the first par; Of their splendid edition Of Sues Seven Cap
ital Sins
Co will also shortly publish the First Part OF that
magnificent story OF life, writing by George Lippard
ESQ entitled The Empire City. or. NewYors BY Day ard
Night BURGESS, STRINGER 4 co.
igf2is 2.2 Broadway Publisher
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a srOR-PLACR OPERA HOrsR.-NO'

A sTOR-PLACE OPERA HOrsR.-NOTlCE-
n 20 facilitate ezrrss the p.rcgvts phitheater
doors mzncsiins With A.os- p,se- ard yhthst. viii
b op-ued a. ne enc q he perforusnes- MONDAY
GU RANENTO TIE OATH M.airsd. Count u Tsor.
rsin. ; s-or = q. beneyentsHo, bianeN hs aesneed
wi. So "a Liesu Ross Ccrsi Ei.sA g1ks lady
IN. Tere-. rfuk Nseado Of be1evento. fnor sesto
Esrssstt Brarofo Secretary Of the CSant. sxnor Cat
.appe Pienontesi Isasrs. attendant Of Blanca ssrsT
Asasssro Maestro Oiregtofe sixnor sArtA Leader Of
Orchestr. sxaor Rspett sox--, fsragss snt Bsleosy
Amphithsstre s. els Doors 0psa g. 0sloea-to eom-
msns- att. AZ
ntINO,s OPERA HOUsE.-fridsy .veuisx
seb I! Professor ThiERs> Group OF Nooe1 Nnt.
ISIS twenty IN nunber will have thu honor o. spre1tns
IN OF their celebrated and 'iNso' a
Pcses Psstaess which hzs been considered the st
real and instructive exhibition that has ever appeared
country hs been hoDorsd ~ TIE psoea u ee
rrcst sugr. persc1szes-
Doors open AZ 6.-to commenee a u. -,
PROF. Of sfrts,oa Dress Circle snd rseoeur 80,
and gentleman, - c-nfs gentleman alone - cents W.
Boxes = cents Box Ofhce open from 10 A NJ 70 z
Co uetor Of the Orchestra M Chabb from the fss
Thsster Police Department under officer Jehn Davis III
MECHANICS HALL.
40 BROADWAY, b-tws.n Grand ard Broonse
4 /. STREETS Crowded % ovsrhowins with the
BEAUTY AND FASHION oF NEw-fosk
Open every night during the wees s<cxPt Mondas
Uusbsfed success T~enfieth week II tie original
CHRISTY'S MINSTRBLS.
The Oldest established Sand 10 the Unitet s-stea T. r
Chrsty. @ y Chfisty, Z. Pierce, RayRr, L Aooo't
T. Vaughn. whose origiusl AMI irimtshs Concerts are
nightly hOrores with crowded .oi highly respsctsoe
audiences and universally admitted 10 excel every sns>
ment OF . similar Character offered IN this city. -
Admission > cents children under 10 years half price
Doors opeu a. o'ciocs-Concert will commences 81
On Saturday, Feb. -, 81 AFrsSsoos Cosessr- Door"
open II :. commence a. o'clock. III WIS
~ On Monday Evenins Feb "a, Fourth Cenesrt Will
Be given 81 the bROoSLY> INSTITUTE
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tl.yors soceg, Library, would hes leave to call the ct
aos o. parties hsvos sos sispos- Of st ssetioo TO
IN. yer, central lceson u his Sales hooms ~heh are
the largest md best for the dsposA OF Mrni
tore fsacy goods &c u any 10 the ey-~i give psssnsl
.,t.uon ,hr disposal 81 furniture At private dwelin<
sae of scoas saetioa cssh advances msds sn<
sll ss@s promptly cash-a.
AT PsIv,rE s.Ls-parsR HaSct~Gs-R c KsAp hes
the sxency " extensive nu>ctofy, and ssppy
The with spox Ice OF satin soued and
cd Paper Hsnspss 1t the lowest MARKET price and sron
favorable terms
SuF. ,SO CHaIs SPsrSssSo sross assorted sisss foe
ssle 10 lots 10 suit cabinet mskenL
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MILLINERY AND FANCY


10 PEARLsTREEr.
ytNHE SUBSCRIBERS recsivinf their sprinf
y stcck Of Millinery aud SIX Gods which eDbrsces
much the largest we'll the best selected sssorsnt
offered in this market. Their stock OF bcnnet H.b
han three times large that OF any other
establishment 10 the city, .nss portion Of which are
imported exclusively their orders and designs ana
believed 70 show more sessnes 10 ss rlchne sno
taste IN tho combinAon Of coOr and 10 greater variety
.han have offered ard that 10 more, can and
will be sold usual cheaper for cash han can ee-N h-f,
b. found Their sna h.s s~sys boe1 70 tsep not only
the Arrest bat me which viii always b.
sure 70 sell they pretty snd ehrsp rsehser
should not IA. call Their assortment Of ARTIFICIAL FLOW
ers Bonnet silks kc ia keeping with the rest 81 thar
,tock xheh complete that scarcely srties IN
their line Gan called for thar they have not and they
p.5xs themsevss 10 deal fairy, snd MAINTAIN their pre-
s~nt reputation II s-nx goods cheaper hsn any other
esrsbishmsnt ia the city. L. ~ STEVENS K co.
L. n STEvExs. Jas. 3. sHfTH. ~ lmeodis
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PICTORIAL COUGH cANpY.


NV. SAFE AID sosr gFFfcAclors
REMEDY FOR COLDS
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING discovered bsfore, 70
- Which hundreds can testify Blythe boz Of 10 OF u 10
or retail By STEWART BUSsING 4 co.
C0riectousrs ard Manufacturers Of Medical Lorsnsss
ais Ps<rls cor. Asdisoa. III susso1'
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VALENTINES VALENTINES

WATER CURE.-DR TRAIL who s'srtsi the
w hy1rOpsIhc Institution In Arisncz receives In
yaids a. his cDmuodious establishment Is Lsghtst Nv
sy arranEsm-nt has been made for the comfort and spd
progress u patents daring the Winter II which
sovsriss a~sJs b Dos speedily stscisi "a lnis'
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naTp<T AGENCY .-Drs~ings aud speeihe-hons
L for the Patent Ofhce also, enffaFink on 49,
~ ' ii HAIGHT - Fuiton-st
M. Rooa No. sas Baiisisss.
TOAI. REDUCED TO SUMNER rKiOhS'-rsa
- Orchard and L~hiEh, all siE-s Apply 20 ...
lp + STONES DlCkEksON, lV1 Anthony-'-
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Library, 3is Broadway.-C w. COPELAND, Esq u > IN
gneer second lecture the History Of the steam In
1ine.n this Monday evening, at O'Clock subIect-
Hiaros EOhpile Ensine. Marquis Of Wcfcesefs savs-
rys Wsitss Futon's. "a" illustrated by numerous work
ins and didsctic models Tickets 25 cents Free 20 mem
hers Terms Of membership a. yearly dues and : intia
ton By order Leot Com G. T.. BARRl1T, Actnary.