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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-01

TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. G,
LEAVING the Wharf at the feet Of 1.au-
rrns-st. daily a, 3, p. III. after the arrival OF
The Southern cars, via WILMINGTON aud
WELDON, n. G. PETERSBURG, RICH
MOND, TO WASHINGTON, BALTI-
MORE, and PHILADELPHIA.
l!ic public is respectfully informed that
lc steamers of this line, from Charleston To
w Wilmington, arc in first rate condition. and
are navigaicd by well known and experienced
commanders, and the railroads arc in fine or
der, thereby securing both safety and dispatch.
y THROUGH TICKET having already
hccn III operation is now continued rs per-
mancnt arrangement from Charleston to
Philadelphia. Passengers avaling thcmscl-
vcs thereof. will have the option either to
continue without delay through the route or
otherwise. TO stop at any OF the intermediate
points renewing thc;s seats on the line to
sui, their convenience. BY this route travel
lcrs may reach Now York on the third ,ay
during business hours. Baggage will be
tckcted on board the Steamer to Weldon, as
likewise on the change Of cars. at tho inter
mediate points from thence to Philadelphia.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia ut S2O each,
can be had from T., WINSl.OW, Agent OF
the Wilmington and Raleigh r. r. Company,
at the Office OF the Company foot Of I.aurcns-
street, to whom please apply. For other IN
formation inquire OF
L. c. DUNCAN,
At the American Hotel, Charleston S. c..
May 9 40 1v
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,SUERIh'ErS .SILL,y.

BY virtue of sunhry Executions to me di-
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in
August next, within the legal hours of sale,
to the highest bidder, for Cash, tho following
Personal Property. Purchasers; to pay for
Titles.
House and kitchen furniture,
l3 books, brass clock, loom, writing desk,
reel, set shoe makers tools, | grind stone,
corn, u,ldcr and peas, hogs and cattle, IL
head ni geese, pair cart wheels, lot bacon,
sugar and coffee, and plantation utensils,
some non and steel, &c, levied on rs the pro-
pcrtv of & | Iunt, at Tie suits of l. ] e. NJ
Moses, and Wm Scott, Dunlap e. Dolly
To be sold on Tuesday 7,h August n, Rich
ard Marshails in part and part at c Hunts
plantation.
Remnant of Goods, Wares
and Merchandise, levied on as the property
OF James Mack. at the suits OF II S,orltllrl &
Wood, VIM McE!vcc,l, f. y ! Gary, a,lnlr'x.
and S l'arrar. TO he sold a, Suin'crvllc.
HARVEY SKINNER, S. $ d.
II July, ISl0,
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IN @ T &C..
Dry Goods, Groceries. &c.

Tie subscribers have Just received
and are now opening, well assorted
stock, embracing Dry Goods, Groceries.
Shoes. Crockcry, &c, which they will
oiicr for sale at prices TO suit the times.
Give us a call and Judge for yourselves.
BROWN, LEE & Co.
Sumtcrvillc 10Th July, 1919. 81 If
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"A dtsaRoddo

MIR. H. j. BltISSENDEN, of Charleston,
Professor OF Music, offers his services i'm the
Formation and Instruction Of Military Bands,
NC. Mr.: b. is possessed of the most salts
factory testimonials regarding capablity and
character Communications can be address,
cd to the care OF Mr.. +. Zogbaum, POI King
street, Charleston, S. G..
April ~. % 3m
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Cabinet Making, &c.

The subscriber respectfully announces to
Tho public that, he carries on the Cabinet ina
KING business III all It's various branches; and
hopes by untlring industry ard attention to
business to merit share OF the patronage of
his friends and tie public
n. lille will keep constantly on
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress
ing bureaus, side c-hoarls, Pine and Mahoca-
ny WardrobcS, high and low pos, curlcd
maple Bcd-StcadS, Sofas and Divans, Ccntrc-
tables, Sitting Chairs of every description,
Mahogany Rocking and Nursing Chairs, dc.
Boston Rockers and Nursing, Pier Tables
Candle stands, &c. &c. Also, Cotton mat.
trcsScs, which they viii sell low for Cash or
good paper.
D'FURNlTURE MADE and REPAIR
ED at the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Coffins
furnished at the shortest notice.
Just received splendid assortment of
l'cdstcads. Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
d. S. SARGENT.
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Bradford Springs Female
INSTITUTE COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders
Of the Bradford Springs Female Institute
Company, that the first inStalmcnt of twenty
live dollars on each share, vii be required To
be paid as iollows--onc-half thereof (Sl2JO)
on or before the first OF July next, and the
other half thereof, (Sl?.50,) on or before the
first nt November next.
BY order OF the President OF tho Company
and Board Of Trustees,
ID. b. McLAURIN,
Treasurer.
Sumtcrvillc, May 10, 1919. 81 tit
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CclaSIlS Of Sumter District.
(I.AEEMU$r COUNTY

CLAEEMU&r COUNTY.
Free White lnhlbitants, Beat Go. No. 4,
Upper Bat i lth Rc.s't, S. G. Militia Com
'''anded by Capt Bcscr.
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Beef! Beef!
Upholstering and Paper
IANGING.

| ne subscriber respectfully informs the public
'"al he has established himself IN Sumtrrvi!ic,
d"u Is now prepared to execute any order that
may ht entrusted TO his care. with ncaincss and
".Sph'ch. |" wit Making and repairing Sofas,
,n''iS' Lounges. q" every dcScription.O Mat
,aSS'S made to Order, and every variety of Band
Boxes.
:, CHARLES DrLORME.
May %, 1919. Cn
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VIII ne pad for li.o a.Hr,ie:!, and de
livery TO the .ailor Of Sumter District, of
slave, named, Joe the property of VIM Webb
Esq, who escaped from custody, near States.
burgh, on the 22nd inst, while being brourh;
to trial. The slave is about 20 or II wears o.
age, avery likely fellow. He was charged
with the crime OF store breaking and robbng
therefrom goods and money.
In order that he may be brought To trial, |
will pay the above reward for his delivery to
the JaIlor OF this or any other District, so that
he may be dealt with as the law requires
II. J. COGIil.AN.
July 23, 1910 30 If
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Terms of Tuition and Board

Board and Tuition in the entire
English course, per session OF
five months, SO
Music on the Piano. Harp or
Guitar, including Vocal Mu-
sic and use of Instrument, per
session, &c. $50
Latin, French or Italian, 20
Drawing and Painting, ID
Shell and Wax work, the mate
rails furnished by the pupils, ; 90
NoTE.--pupIls who return home at the end
ol the week and have no washing done at
The Institute will be charged one third less
for Board
REV. HENRY d. GREEN,
Pr"SLof The Board.
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Bradford Springs
FEMALE INSTITUTE

The Board Of Trustees of the Bradford
Springs Institute, having elected rrincpal
and two Assistant Teachers, to serve during
the present year, in whose qualifications they
have the highest confidence, and having made
every arrangement preparatory to the com
mcnccmcnt of its exercises OH the frs,
MONDAY in JULY ncx,,--givc notice to
the Stockholders and the public, ,Ia, Pupils
will be received at the Institute at and from
that date.
Tho admirable location of the Bradford
Springs in point Of health, and the character
ot the Teachers employed, together with the
active supervision oi the Board Of Trustees
and the extensive influence pledged 10 the
support OF the Institute, WILL it is confidently
believed, at once secure for it Il higll rcpu,a-
tom
y Visiting Committee, will be appointed
by tho Trus.ccS, which will from time to
time, visit the Institute, and recommend anv
regulations which may cOndncc to the I'M
provcmcnt. health, or ccm,ort Of tic pupls;
and parents arc assured that no pains will be
spared i'll the culture of mind and heart, TO
implant aad strengthen insc principles, and
form those qualities which best aLorll The lc
male character.
The Institute will he opened undo. the
charge OF Rev. +. CATER as Principal,
with Miss f. SPAIN as Assistant Teacher,
and Mrs. T.. IIUMMELL as Teacher of
Music, French, Ornamental Needle work,
&c.
The animal term of the Institute will con
Sst OF two sessions of five months each, be-
ginning on the first Monday in February and
ending the last Friday in November.
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COM MER CIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday. April 7-6

Saturday, April TO p. M.
Tho foreign is considered rather favorable than
otherwise Private letters have not yet to hand,
and the public accounts in detail will not roach till
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS but the synopsis by tele
graph has had good effect upon tho stock market,
particularly upon quotations for government sesuri
tics. At the FIRST board to-day, Treasury Notes ad
vanccd u per cent; Pennsylvania 6's 4; Farmers
Loan, y. Erie Railroad fell of \ per cent? Reading
Railroad n All others closed at prices current yes
terdny. Tho transactions only to moderate
tent, but better feeling prevailed, and disposition
was exhibited to wait tho arrival OF tho mail. The
news is, the whole, far judge from tho
telegraphc accounts much better than generally
pected and tho appearance of things the other SIDE
upon the departure Of the steamer, indicative Of
i'm provement; and the probability Is that the next
steamer, will bring much moro favorable accounts.
After this, wo shall have steamer every week.
Tho Niagara, at Boston, from Liverpool, brought
$4,000 in specie.
United States 6's were quoted In London on the Sd
Of March, at 5h to 61 per cent premium.
The Fremens Insurance Co. has declared divi-
dcnd Of six per cent for the last six month";
Tho Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Railway, Nj
has declared semi-annual dividend Of per cent.
The Trenton Mechanics and Manufacturers Bank
has declared dividend Of per cent for the last six
months.
Tho Commissioners Of the Canal Fund OF this Sta 10
have advertised for proposals till tho Goth Of June next
for loan of 73oO4 49, under the aot for supplying
deficiencies in the sinking fundsaid loan 70 bear In
ut the rate Of six per cent payable quarterly and
the principal reimbursable July l, 1866
The quantity of coal transported on the Reading
Railroad for the week ending tho 9Th instant 70
tons; previously, 1917 toxs Total for the season.
Jas 5s7 tons Transported on tho sohuyiki Canal for
tho same week. $3.50 tons.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have ne
goatod for the sale Of 100000 equal to ooo Of
Maryland Eve per cents at IS, with tho messrs Bar
ines This will put tho company in funds for tho ex-
tension Of It's road beyond Cumberland.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 7, 1919.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7, 1879.
The Penmsyarumia Uniprnty-Sslp Pitcher for
the Late President of the Canal Bosvd-7ne Niai
Fn1Vs CoWf-hfavkets, &c.
The Pennsylvania University commencement
was held this morning, at the Musical Fund Hall.
in the presence Of large concourse OF our beauty
and fashion The degree of M. d. was conferred
upon 100 students, by the Rev. John Ludlow, ID. d.
This is the largest class that ever graduated in
cur city at any one institution; but as eight Of
thoee included in the list graduated at the summer
cen .nencement of last year, the actual class only
numbers 1s2, which is six less than was rccsntT
graduated by the jefferson Medical College. The
following is the whole number of students THAI
have received medical diplomas during the present
spring. from the four colleges now located here =
University, 100; Jefferson, 1888; Pennsylvania, g.
Philadelphia, II; whole number, 435.
Mcssrs. Bailey d Co. have lust finished a mag
nifcent silver pitcher. intended present to tho
Hon James Burns, the late presiding officer Of
cur Canal Board, from the personal friends and
admirers of that gentleman. The cost Of tho
pitcher is about 200 dollars, and 10 u beautiful
specimen of Philadelphia workmanship
The Nisi Prius Court was in session this nom,
irg, and David Paul Brown, Esq, resumed ana
clot ID his argun It for the plaintiff, after whica
the Court adioun |. Judge Burnside will, on
Monday morning. liver his opinion on the twea'
y-alns poiS,s s~b,assed BY lse oesasu tx W. -
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Superior COurt-In Banco.

APRIL 7.-Decisions. vs.. the Mayor-Judg-
mcnt for defendants Hawkins ct al VS.. Appeby OF
al-Judgment for the plaintiff for the amount Of tho
note note to be deposited with tho clerk and delivered
to defendants on payment of the judgment. Bates,
appellant, vs. Durkee, Observation-Disclosures reversed
for plaintiff The Merchants Bank VS.. Charles Nc
lntyre-Judgment for plaintiffs, without costs Her
ring, VS.. Nilard-Judgment for plaintiff Gassner
vs.. Standardization for trial denied Reed
ads DEMONSTRATIONS for new trial the case and
on newly discovered evidence, surprise, &c, denied
set aside report Of referee granted and rule of
discharged costs to abide the event of the suit
McKeon plaintiff in error, Gilroy, defendant in
ror-Judgment affirmed with costs Gillooly, adsm.
Observation-Disclosures affirmed, with 81 costs.
APRIL 7.-SrEcIAL TERM.-Lanschow and others,
Editor of the Erenng PostJudgmont for defendant
demurrer. Rowland, vs. the Mayor, &o.-Ordered that
the Justice of Assistant Justices Court third district
make return of proceedings in this suit within ten
days after service Of order, &c. Darlington Will
amsOrdered that the appeal in the above action DO
dismissed, with costs.
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Our Washington Corresuonds..s.

| r washington Correspondence.
| WASHINGTON. April 4. 1919.
The APposntn'ents-Ihs Mission TO M,x;cs. o.f
variosW other matters.
The appointments, understood to be made In
cabinet council to-day, have relieved consider.-
pV the PRESIDENT and his ministerial household Of
Tue immediate pressure upon them
i"0'e OIL oken Smith and John Young wero ex.
Pec'eo' ana nave been regarded as the direct suh.
Jects before the cabinet for some davs na., ,ho..
OF the Commissioner Of Public BUILDINGS and ar
the Warden OF the District Penitentisrv v.r. No.
generally anticipated.
There were three principal candidates for Con.
missioner ($2 900 a year, with margin for ....
quisites), to wit
Mr.. w. A. Bradley, lawyer, Clay whig.
Mr.. Robert Mills, architect, Taylor democrat
Mr.. Ignatius Mudd merchant, Taylor whia.
Mr.. Mills was sustained by Mr.. Ewing, Mr.. Brad
ley by Mr. Clayton, and Mr.. Mudd by Mr.. Preston
and Mr.. Johnson Mr. Bradley was the orthodox
nominee of the city wings, and they are at liberty
to consider themselves defeated in the appointment
that has been made of Mr.. Mudd. The three no
mlnees were all of this city, and all highly respect
But the reported appointment of Thomas Fitman
as Warden of the Penitentiary. has actually ex
cited glow of indignation among the old wings
Fitman Is an lrlshman, a saddler by vocation, and
SoiAeoPUhueHt"i se'cTA lrlSn papers, and
tive and industrious man in both capacities Asa
politician the wings consider him a renegade do
mocrat-a htty-fonr forty or fight " locofoco. and
an opposcr of Polk, mainly because he was too
much OF Presbyterian in religion and in politics.
Fltman beng good Catholic and friend Of
Ireland "
The candidate of the old Wings was CAPTAIN
Goddard, the efficient and fearlessly faithful Chief
of Police, who deserves a service Of plate for his
noble exertlons, for the last five or six years, in
maintaining the peace of the city. No better APP
pointment could have been made; but reasons Of
policy sometimes override all other considerations
and the old Wings must consent to the rule.
Ex-Governor Nathaniel p Talmadge is candi-
date for the mission TO Mexico, but the place il
regarded as resting between him and Bale Peyton.
The city, for some days past, has been envened
by the presence of hardy set of mail contractors
for the New York and New England sections, and
tor certain new post routes in various parts of tho
Union. They have paid their respects to the Post
master General and the President, and were much
pleased with their reception in both cases. Their
impression is that Mr.. Collamer will administer tho
department with energy and ability. lie il GER
talnly an able and active man. T...L
We understand that Capt. Andcrson's overland
detachment, from this city, have left for Fort
Smith. where they will join the grand caravan.
under an United States escort Of dragons, via
Santa Fe and ella, for the placeras of the Yuba,
the Consumers, the Mickelgmmes, and the Rio do
los Americanos, the Rio de los Plumos, and tho
Sacramento. W.
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MEDICAL,


YoN's MAGNETIC POWDER 40 BROADWAY
IL ny this Powder we prescribe
BedSue Cockroach. Ant and pI
Rush TO taste-and tasting. die
in.e s@S t dc SeSSs. %.i IL ban,
We say TO all who insect vcrmin hate
This Powder will the curse eHtcrmnste.
For Rats and Mice he has pill
Most potent in its action;
sA'g Tn in's Co.: :a1 1Ss l Su si -ss.Sn
nOCTOR YOURSELF FOR Is CENTS by MRANSOP
S peis or e
s shape
tons gencrstyc system by W. Young NJ. d. The
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% in this Soe ho may eur, s
intimate friend and with tenth tho usual expense In
explains tho cause carly decline with observa
ttns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. many other which
Any sending ,weptyavs cents sneiosss in essss
so for do address po % psd Or h'' copies vii"
No ,h2 Spruce street., rbiloselnsj.
THE MAkklED w0MAhs PKivA1E M.DIgAL
ComCsnion. ~ DR. A. Maurceau. Professor of Dis
s en- Of WomSn Sixth edition lmo pp go Price ST.
a, o. ySrIs Of physical ard %snt, anguish to
might have been spared thousands now poor would
cy,d nrs.nes thousands broken in hcsi,a w1ra
iya timely possession Of this worn. -
s. for I'll. %gsan Or SS Ss %sS1
liquid le lnYvn "a them particularly, f,m
hsrc ae s.e imae " r me ONE sn. IN the d.eos Of
year. ~h nature nenrs.es an I'm as scisnt 70
M ss ~ nost cer mode Of cure in every complaint"
4: 4 e e :,! $:sir:. e.: T.
;. ,,ss :; 81 s. s';fy I'll s v mall
IA New K i.s sy "; S s' ~ .s.S ''''''' box
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COLONEL FREMONTs NONDEsCRIPT OR WOOLLY
~ Horse will DO exhibited at 80 broadway. corner Of
Reade street. for few days to his departure for Lon
DON Nature to have excrtcd all her ingenuity the
production Of this astounding animal II artificial IL Is
complex made Of the Elephant Deer Horse Buffalo,
Camel and Sheep full s,o Of the horse has the hsunehes
cames hair color and easily bounds y 10 fot high Ma
turas and the Oldest trappers assured Col Fremont that
known previous his discoverng Undoubtedly
tits last and the richest specimen received
from California To be every day this week go
broadway Of Resde street from Am. tolOPM Ad
mittance, Is cents; children. half price,
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN
~ Summer resort be engaged for evening
ments during the ensuing For further particulars
and apply Mt the office the letter
(post paid) directed to the proprictors. -
FRENCH & HEISER.
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Court Calendar for Monday

SUPERIOR CouRr:.Nos. 66, Al. AZ, 81, 81, SO, %,
o. 49, 100, 1le 113 to 116, 121 123. 124, 127, 12s,
12o, 131, 43, l, 10, 35, 8, o. IA, At, 80, 80, 81.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 1st-Nos 1875. 1853 1856, 157, 159,
161, 163 1885, 1877, 1862 ILL., 49, u.s. 1T 49, Part I'd
So 464, 49, A. &c. 49, co. e2 o. &c. 49, 10O 1O2 1oi 1906
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[For the New York Herald
To the DcmOcratic md WhiX Merchants,

and the Electors generally of the City Of the
Of defeating the selfish interested and corrupt
iations Of the political cques and factions who have long
held in the beautiful and hourhns city Of Brooklyn
gentleman has been nominated for Mayor who will not do
the contemplate devices usually resord to
by partisan trkse for the accomplishment Of their
nefarous and unworthy objects Joseph McMurray Esq,
merchant and shipowner Of distinguished who
bas maintained high and honorable position in the
commercial worlds the individual who has received this
Of confidence and esteem his fellow citizens
Brooklyn. Those who have thus acted with view to the
benefit and welfare Of the know him to DO without
liberal in all things and charitable fault Electors
Of will not give such man your undivided sup
w. MERCATOR
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RARNUMS AMERICAN HUsRUN.-NORE SPLRNID
~ Noveles-haEnihcent performance every afternoon
st9 and every evening before O'clock The Manager
and Giantoss This colossal couple aiest and do
cdedly tho largest pair Of human beings which
lbs They may be at all hours with tania the Fairy
Ravel Family have been engaged for another will
appear mt each in their wonderful Gymnsstc
Performances Laughabe Pantomimes &C. 60. Vest
eIn tn: YANKEES ComsdAn Pete Norris Mr. Chapman Mr.
Mammoth Boys, Wax Scripture Statuary Madame Rock
WELL the fortune teller. Admission Is children
10 years. l2ht cents.
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Combs.-Ladies arc Respectfully Invited
examine the choice selection Of Dress Combs the sub
scrber stOre the variety beyond all doubt the greatest
term much admired Also oan be obtained article
appertaining to the toilet. A. j. SAUNDERS
32 Broadway, between Walker and White streets.
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Strawberries, yVatermelons, Toma toes md
Green Peas, received BY H. Bros Co., l36 West
street. W. Market Saturday by steamer Cherokee from
Savannah B. Co. receive early fruits and Vegetables,
every Tu esday and Saturday,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

SPORTING.
INioH COURSE l.; I-TRoTTING-wILL CONE OFF
IN 70 harness. G. Scharfe American Girl: H.
Chanfrau enters Confidence; r. johnson enters e. e.
Messenger Immediately after purse Of S-mile heats
best IN to hArness-w Jarvis enters Mary Parker
Ing The will leave South Ferry Brooklyn o'clock
and return the sport Club tickets be
had At the Box Once, Of NJ ID. Greene Chatham
square. NJ D. GREENE, Proprietor.
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THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince streets and the only in
this country consists great number Of life sze figures
Chinese Of all classes several hundred Chinese paintings
temples and bridges specimens Of Chinese
agricultural and mechanical implements instruments OF
daily. Admttance 10 cents children under twelve. half
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LOST.


7 OST-IN WEST BROADWAY. A BLUE RNAMELLBD
Bracelet with paddock clasp The finder will receive
the thanks Of the and by leaving the
ct tho bar Of the Franklin House.
EIvR DOLLARS REwARD.-LOST, on SATURDAY
morning Fox Red Long Hair Setter Dog with q few
white spos Head and Hind Quarters The above
will be paid for tho delivery Of said Dog the Irving House,
Broadway.
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CALEDONIA DACUERREOTYPFS.-PER PERSONS ABOy r
to visit California, and DESTROYS leave thcir
with their friends would do wcll call BradYN Nos
40 and 2W bosdway where ny Of Improve
rcrtS mud additions to hr ctsi iisi
rhsLcpAs hay L. st,gia,d vi tAe skovtsst souse,