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MARRIAGE A DUTY.
DY DOW, j X.

TExr:-Donr tell INC you haven't got tIrnc'
That olhcr things claim your altent'onI
Theirs u the least reason Or rhyme
In the wiscs! excuse you can mcnlon.
Don't tell me about "ollIrr h.li."
Your duty is doEc when you buy cm,
And you will never relish The dish,
Unles. you've n woman 10 fry 'cm.
Mn Hearers: have no doubt that after
YOU have heard my discourse, you will ask
IN your minds whether your preacher has
unto himself wife. and is now lux'lra,Ing
il the ia Eclovcr of conl,rbiaI blss,'ihat he
prcachelh thus. Therefore answer before
time, not; bu, have got measured for one,
and expect To ronjnga,c rs Snonas my some.
wha, dvc:gcd rays Of affection can be
brought lite moro To Il focus through the
burning lens Of love. deem it the duty OF
all {, ecL married once in their lifetime at
least. 1t is but yielding obedience to the
commands Of nature.
Every ganicr has his goose, and birds all
mate at proper season. Who ever heard
of gandcr poking down to tho grave Cos
Iingless, unless nc was prevented from iulhl.
ling his destination by arbitrary custom OF
artificial society. 1t is God who tells the
brute creation to cohaGit and propagate,
without fuss and nurnmcry of Il long and tc.
dious cuur,s,ip, aud they implicitly obey;
even down to IA wnodIousc. The same
God tells YOU to marry, and do the best you
can to be fruitful; but yon don't always d"
ii. You frame some paltry excuse or other;
such as. 81 have other fish to fry. and am
too busy to think OF it now; circumstances
won't admit of ii a, present, III think ct It
by and-bv;" and 50 you trudse along the
wide world alone, rom tic meridian OF
manhood to sunset of age, without having
effected the ob,cc, for which you were placed
upoh the earth, and of no more use than the
fifth wheel to a coach; moon in the day
time; lock without key, or a saddle and
bride and r6 lot<e ride IT.
Young man! if YOU have arrived al The
right point in life for it, lc, every cons'dcra!-
ton give way 10 that igcl!Ins married. Don't
think of doing anything else. krcp among
the rubbish ofthc earth until you have stirred
up tem worth possessing in the shapt "i
a wife. Never think OF delaying IN the mat
ter, Tor you KNOW dcla!s aic ua'So
as we'll as wild bears. a good wife is The
most constant and faithful companion you
possibly can have by your sdc while per-
forming the journey of life, a dog isn't touch
to her. She is Of more service, too, than
you NAV imagine. She can smooth your
care for ynu-mcnd your trowscrs, and per-
chance your moments as well as your tea
and coffee for You; rutllc, perhaps, your tenn
per; and, Instead Of sowing seeds OF sorrow
in your path. she will sew buttons on your
shirts, and'pIant happiness, instead OF harrow
teeth, inyour bosom. Yes, and il arc tpo CON
founded lazy, or too proud to do such work
yourself, she will carry swll to tho hogs,
chop wood, Dig potatoes for dinner; she will
do any thing to please you-exccpt receive
company in her everyday clothes.
When woman loves, it is with double
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fer'T;,c Rail Road Blacksmith-sr

his friends and customers fpr past avors aud bcgs
their continuation fus TIE prcse year; he requests
those who have SO literally ra'fonized him to eaN
and settle their past years accounts, as he Is Po"r
and wishes to pay his accounts SO as TO prevent
nj, loSnr time in loafng about the streets to COL
lcct his accounts. for unless he pays he cannot ex'
bect to get credit, which is the only capital he mas
to carry his business upon. Ills cas'ssasrs may
eynect to fnd him as ever al his post, to %a't on
Them. Work OF all kind is to be uund at his shop,
such as plougls of all sorts--tl'at is, good ones
togc,ber with Plantation Tools: indeed, he is pre-.
pa1ed TO do all sotts Of Dlatksmithing including
rarriaccs, wagons, mill work, eranks' &c-and
rail road work. especially the repairing cf Engines
x,c Sc Jauary e
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
II. W. PEGUES.
Houses for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable
terms, his Houses and Lands at rirkwood and in
Camden. The House at Krkwood is pleasantly
situated, large and colnmo ious with every Eeces'
eary Ourbuihling, with an abundance of pure water
convenient thereto, with 81 acres OF Land attach
ed, most of which is woodland. The House in
Camden is situated On the West end OF DeKal5
street, upon considerable elevation, and is large
and romnolioas, with all convenient and necessa-
rv Outhui.dings, Well of good water, and 27
acres of Land. Possession given immediately
Persons wishing 10 purchase will please cali and
examine the premises.
Oct l:!-.i JOHN NiilI2hE II.
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Palmetto Cash Store!
TEEE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
And those wish Bargains, Particularly
WIFI pYEtSE T1EE NOTICE

anu LHGSe WISH baISalnSJ Edit1Cutdify
WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That the undersigned has moved into Mr.. VIM.
Workmans New Store, two doors above Mr..
Druckcr. and Immediately opposite MessrS Nc
DuwaA g. Cooper, where he is at present. re-
ceiving large supply
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
ssitablc to the fall and winter seasons comprising
PIeis and Fa1scy Dfy-Gooss,
in every department of Ladies' and Gcntleraen's
Wea',
Hardware, Groceries and Croct cry,
All which he is determined TO sell for Cash only,
at prices so extremely low, that he cannot fail TO
receive the confidence of pu chaser:
To give his new stand "a local hahitation and
hame,'' he has hoisted the palm ito Flag, and re-
spectfully invites al! and suld!ies to give
THE PALMETTO STORE
fair trial, having do;:bt that visit and inspec-
spec,on Of bis stock will prove mutually "dvanta-
geous.
DJTrieuds from Tic country will please cn-
quirc for tho Pa!Iirtto Store.
Sept. 10. JAMES WILSON.
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Just. Received.

The larges, stock Of French Muslin Embroide-
ries ever brought to This market, consisting of
Ladies French worked Collars
do Straight do newest styles
DO French worked Chemizettes, "a lot of
lao from BIC. 20 $3.50
do worked Muslin Cuffs
French and Scotch Worked Muslin, Trimmings
in Swiss and Jacconet Edgingsa and Insertngs
Also-A full stock of plain and checked Muslins
AT WILSON'S PALMETT0 STORE.
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}p929gge
TIE LAND THAT WE LIVE,

TIE LAND THAT WE LIVE.
Oh bright is the land we live in,
And soft blow the brcczes around
The stars mako palace Of heaven,
And flowers enamel the ground!
The orange aid chcsnut arc finging
Their odors divine on the gale,
And The mocking birds melody ringing
From the bowers that circle the vale!
Then here's to the land that we live in!-
The land Of the locust and limt!-
And song for the sweet stars Of heaven,
That brighten this beautiful cline!
Bnt dcarer by far to tic minstrel,
Than all the sweet wealth Of this land
Arc the madrns who dwell in IT. bowers,
BY mountain, savanna, and strand:
And all its rich trophies given,
As tributes Of beauty 10 ,hcsr;
As these arc the stars of our hcavch=-
The flowers that gladden. t!'c breeze!
Then here's to tho land That we live in
The land of The locust and lime. -
And i song for the sweet stars of hcuvcni
That brighten this beautiful cliG,c!
Twas hymhed by hard that Tie planets,
Once charmed from t!.cir passionate |" Inc,
Assumed tic fair features Of woman,
And dwell in the valleys Of Rome!
But sure ifa land o'cr resented
Temptation 10 angels, lis ou'ss
And the vision Of song was invented
From forms in these soft sunny bowers!
Then here's 10 the land VIC live in.
TIe land OF The locus; and limc!-
And song for the swec, stars OF heaven,
That brighten this beautiful cline!
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Notice.

ON and after the lst September next, the sew
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree
ment, charge Thirty Gents per bale erirn, on all
Cotton bound with Iron, Bark or Wooden bands.
As this charge will necessarily fall upon the
planters, this notice is given that Rope Bandages
alone ma y be used by them. Nearly al the Cot
ton sent 10 { harlcston and Savannah is now
compressed before Shipment
I,,Iv II 25 30t
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How true il is, when one is poor,
He's trcalcd like common boor-
Should lie get rich, then, 10! behold!
IIis tiicnds will grow an hundred fold.
once was poor; had nc'er rag,
My only coat was all in tags.
Still Twas poor; and had no friend
That would 10 me dollar lend.
Now have houses, have lands,
And have thousands al command;
Al every turn I'm greeted now
BY many friends with smiling bow.
Ir then like me you wish 10 rise.
Go. in tic papers advertise;
1t brings the dimes, each dime friend;
To wealth and honor, you'll ascend.
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A stock of Plain and Trinlcd Lace Capes, oflcrc'
very low at ,
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Of choppns feed, he will cut farming, and 50
sells out to one of those plain, practical far
'ncrs, such as you have hunorcd by placing
m your committee, whose pockets are not
so full when he starts, but have fewer holes
and not SO manv fingers in them.
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Lace DanartmeDt.

Cotton T. lgings Of all widths and a; all prices,
Cushioned and Wovc Thread do. from ) cts I'D.
Trimming Iaces Of every width and quality,
Black ami White IL Laccs. assorted,
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A pretty play Thing,
Dcar fleceil.n y

we honor the chivarous Difference which
is paid in our land to woman. 1t proves
that our men know how to respect V'rti'c
and pure affection and that our women arc
worthy of such respect. Vel woman shoiild
he something more than mere woman to
WIN us TO their society. To be our COM
panions, they should be fitted to bc our
iricnds,,o rule our hearts they should be dc;
serving the appreciation of our minds
There arc many such. and that there are no
more, is rather the fault Of our own sex than
their own; and despite all tile uniian!y
scardals that have been thrown upo them III
prosc and verse. they would rather share i'll
The rational conversation ofmcn Of sense,
than listen to the silly compliments Of Tools;
and a man ds!lonnrs them as well as dISgra-
ces himself WHen he seeks their circle for
idle pas,imc, and not iot The Improvement of
his mind and The cultivation Of his heart.
OH, STRING in CiiIcKAsAw NArioX.-=A
letter from SIXTY liay's Town speaks Of d
remarkable discovery in the Indian country,
4, the falls in beautiful stream near Fort
Washi,a, and says: "'The oil esndts, from
tho rock or cliff overhahsing these falls i'll
drops of The SIZE of d Soos.Gul; having the
taste. smell and consistency Of British oil;
The oil ahd the wafer with which, il rninglcs
has, by drinking and rubbing extremely; cf::
leclcd some of tho Ihust astonishing cures of
chronic rhcumatslii aud lnctcurial affections
tia, has ever been known. Persons have
been carried there doubled up with disease
or emacialcd 10 skeletons, Coming away in
a very short time perfectly cured"
QUEEN V1croRrAs PrANo.-The splendid
piano of her Majesty Queen Victoria is
completely vanccrcd with ivory, in sheets
from fourteen To seventeen feet i'll length,
and thirty inches and upwards IN width, from
a single elephants tooth by spiral process
peculiar to NJ. Papc. 1t is ais" ornament
ed with rcarcst woods, rendering ii worthy
of its place in tho new palace other MaJes-
Iy.
Nobody likes to mcddlc with a woman
whose disposition contains the essence Of
lightning, vitriol, cream "r tartar and harlsl
horn; wro manufactures words by tliG nnIe,
aud m" asures their mcanins III a lhiGbl,
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Trac, containi.,; 23G Acres,
4 other Tract, containing Ga7 acres,

lvlnc on tie Ca'awba river, adjoining lands ci
Adam lvey, Allen Morrow and John NJ Dolby and
The Barnett Tract This contains some valuable
BOTTOMS" aia.
rcrms-t credi' Of six and twelve months; the
purchasers giving bonds with ec"d security, and
mortgage OF the property and 10 pay Tor tie neces-
sary papers r
Scpt.ol se- % 25) VI
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Dress Goods.

A very complete and carAuIly selected assoFt=
mcnt of striped and figured Wor>;ed Goods, print
eri Cashmere and hlousse!aiDe Dresses, all recent
" imported frpn France and England. Aso-a
choice lot of Satin striped Morsse'anes. at 22c at
WISOSsS~ PALMETTO STORE.
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A, vi, & R. Kennedy

Wouid call the attention of their friends end the
public to their assortment bf
Cloths, Cassimsres; Doesklns, Vestings.
Cravats, Gloves, Mcrno Vests, Dress Shirts
English Half HOSE, Gloves, etc. etc, which
taunot be SURPASSED for stYle and cheapncss.
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Lands for Sale.

IN:,ntITY-LANCASTER DISTRICT.
John t...-ry, Aem'r. Lc bonis non OF John I. ila-
r;.s.. d..;'d W Jane llagi'lS and others.
Un:..r t.e decree Of the Court of Equity in :he
above rasa will sill at J. nenscr court house
ON the first Monday OH day. of November 1919,
the following Real Estate, belonging 10 the estate
vi John Il. IIagins, decd. viz:
TracI containing 22G Acres,
known as the "Darnc,t Tract lying on both sides
Of the Charlotte road, near the Town o! Bell Air.
adjoining lands of ohm NJ. Dolby, Allen Morrow
and the Bell Air tract.
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Rich and Rare !

Ladies' rich fancy silk Crava:s,
g. Meek 11es=lonTy few lef,
- Bonne, Ribbons: in greatest variety.
4" Belt do in almost every shade,
Fancy Neck do assorted.
Linen Cambric IIandkf.. from i2l cts.
Fine Bortlered and licnfsijtrhrsi do
4, WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
September &c -
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nlT assortment Of Artificial Flowers. n; all prices
few dozen Ladies' fancy Blonde Tabs. newest styles
At WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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15ll5sgl9DUsDM5.
From the New York Sun.

How TO GET Rrcn The following lines
were handed us by an individual well known
shroughou, tho country from his extensive
odvcTNscmspls. The facts we knoxville
was poor, vcry leaes@zllc entered business
and rapidly amassed atssssssaas. lie is now
rch--llc will tell YOU how he 6eca@s So
Hear him;
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-yESIDES-

An assortment of bes: Doeskins and Cassimeres,
&. lain and fancy French Cassimcrcs, Scotch PlaIds,
nd al endle.S variety of pana!oon stutfs. Also
few pie les black and colored Broadcolhs' and
rich Vcstings, remarkably low, at Wilson's
PALMETTO STORE.
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Notice,

The subscriber having removed from Columbia
10 Charleston, he offers his services as p. ctor
and Commission Merchant, and pie ges himself to
use his best exsrohs 10 satisfy those OF his rlends
who may employ him. Advances will be made OF.
Cotton and other Produce; ...,.
Office 5 Boyce g. Co. Wharf.
Cbarlcs,on, Sent, a. lSi9. 80 8m
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Ronnets a la Mode

In erire!F NEW stock of Ladies and Misses Bonneis,
made in the newest fashion, and very cheap.
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Come, See, and Conquer

Gentlemen will find great variety OF made uE
Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, Dress Shirts, Me.
rino Shirts, .Mcrino Drawers, Gloves, tali kinds,
Suspendcrs, Body Braces, Half Hose, Stock'
and Operates, Hats, Caps, Black and Fancy
Cravats, &C., &c. &c.
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GErrrsG on IN THE WORLD: There are
many different ways of getting on IN tho
world it does not always mean making Il
great deal of money, or being agreat man
for people 10 look up to with wondcr.-
Leave off bad habit fora goo one, Is get
llnr ON in the wnrll-,o he clean and TIDY
instead of dirty and dsoIdcrly is gc;tl 'g on
to be- careful and saving, instead OF thought
less and waslctuI, is getting on; to be
active aud industrious instead ct idle and
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Gopaftnership Notice,

The undersigned have associated themselves
,oastbar undsr the Erm of WALKER + WAL:
TER,. (ot thc transaction IF a "fdctotdyc ana
General Comutisss-a BnsiHess.". From theft long
experience in the selling of Produce, hope u ner-
it share Of patronage, and WI! make lloeral aa
yances on Cotton and other produce sen, 10 mem
All cons;gnmcnts will be attended 20 with prompt
.'.sS and desnatcb. RICH'D r. WALKER.
GEORGE. ii. WALTER,
Charleston, Sept 1st. lS49 80
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Goods in Charleston,
For Snring of lSA2.

+. W. BANCROFT, INVITES THE ATTENTION OF Plan
TIERS AND THEIR FAMILIEIwno VISIT THE CITY TO ais
Extensive Stock.
H. h,s now received his Sprn Stock. wich consists
o eyery variety Of rich aul elegant Fabrics, for Ladies
Ilr.ss-such go, ,,,:
Silks Grenadines Tissue Silks, BIrcges, Muslins,
SEWN. Silks, Ginshnms, Prints, Lawns, Boinea-
zines, Cha,lys. Apaecas, &c
Siapis Of ergry Style.
S,cb as Elegant Plain and Enbniidered Canton
f,r,n, Cashnere Sewing SILK, Silk Muslin, Bcr-
n,. and Plain Silk Shawls.
Linen.
Damasks, Long Lawns. Linen Shcetings, and
Linen ;ool. in srra, variety.
IIoscrv White Goojs, goods for Gcntlemen's
Wear, Sc &c.
-ALS0-
In hi, Domestic GooDs RooMs will be oZnd as usual n
,n,,e assortment Of all the leading Styles of Domestic
tois such as arc adapted Servants wear and family
e.,....s,L
lie confidently invites attention to :e Stock a one otth
Larges, and most Ertensire IN the So"tern Country
and tie prices ALwS THE LowEsT POSSIBLE
253 King Street, Charleston, ) q.
April ith, 1879. IA
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DsKalb Factory.
81 and SO inch Cotton Osns! Jugs,
SO =" asnaburgs, made expressly to
order for Cotton Picking Sheets.
SPUN YARN, of all numbers, and warrant
cd Of excellent quality.
For sale wholesale and retail by
- .r W. ANDERSON S co.
,>on,omhe.a 4 r-r.. 81 II
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SECOND BOARD.
IA ARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on NEw.yORE......sEPT !,

AREIggD-shD J.ns.so~u. 1rsss Liverpool Avg ~. Die
1sf H,.sL Psssss.rs. Th1DPsos, Losrss,
40 81. ne s.sfss.
s.p Js1sb Toao Of O~sHs, Sfsfs HAVE Agg q Dc.
as1 - posssnrsfs. master.
ssei.to grcssou N.sosrs 10 g. kr-osd &C.
q Dssksd
Bs ssso yossg Graz. RIO J.ns copper &C. order Vssss
let before fsy<rt>5
g,sdk asE.fs sonr Tsfas1 Tsfks Isod 10 d. sat TseE
l. q bun. Lift ~ An s-s..is
BF Asas ofSorb Ysnosth stsrzsn BATH d. ballast, Ne,
mia wash
scbf ca. Gg-r Ru.,s5s GsiTss;on s. g. cotton, order
SIR Coaster. Bos.r. yrr "a q. rocc
sur n,si.. DissN.y. ~ tianore eosi
Scbr Washmg,Ds ksssfss. Baltimore, coal
schf A yoonsla. Hat VnK1ie, wood
s,bfJ Tfsa3r.rs Ag5sf.O1. Va. WOOD
Schr rfstl. f0~srs. suh,s ~ Losr-. s0ng.s
schf Dss1 n -. Cnnofs. Va, wood.
sebf nrhysn. Wysr, Baltimore coal
SIR Nc, Andsr.on. Bstsnois coal
sebf J Wnsbt Wa~y, Vs. wood
schr Gsa La fs,st,s Green Va, Dotsross
SER Meridian, Boyo, bs ii,nofs, coal
Scar Afl1gios, Ls~s Bsltinbors, oosL
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CALIFORNIA.

g PORTABLE HGi-t- r. '-n.., - -. IN
E f0r1is-t 81 o. .-nn each - .n- - W. nm
- wooden portable .aal-s- - -sr Frsn,lse,, - -
ply Po-tate Hol--- rlI.i Orb 20 r1l1l az =. 90.
80. yo- M - 49, ---i-e 81 -eE princ'pe q 81
irg = ore rsif ls height .pecrea ,ti-s
cz1 be- y n a. the Cslf0r-is Depot ID - -
door from Amt opposite tae As'of tnss.S 4 60
orders ui be rece. ve1 lY - S>.-..
W 10 esale ru-clasrrs suQri-- Wa 49, ~ 7r-
Sc. al cis-ourt
CALIFORNIAN- READ.-BtEsos. - ~, w.
y -. lsi5 Z KEMP. ID. Ns---|- - ~ 80
! he large lrcr-t 81 ~ o stnr-- Yo1 f-i p ~
Vilh M New F0rs CT cl- Co.-ranF' % . - f,.--
lss llrr-1 oct beyond my -Kpeci--9l. - -. he
ne re u our leaving o1 opening ~ - 80
butter most delicious, sso il- -t-.. ,.ii---i
hr-ar riek - End n truth ore s-n.lr w. ii IN 49,
OF bed expect t1 b. in savanna pr apo -
Ter another outfit ~ g0l. OBJ t- seri n 1890.
.i7ie+g Wins A BEsEpi-r BARK lA2s-l7-
Tor CALIFORNIA Il T9lls 20. =. - :.
4 age t0lrl ~ Cslforris By pc 49, ---.-- ~
inaze m0st ateral AID ss-si1ciois a's 49,. = IA
srv parry ihst viii furnish him a. ---i.'-s- - - -
" $50 TIE Eos. -110l5fe- r-irIe-er'. 49, = -
Ia rsg-rt 90 csps,il,y sa1 .1.esr9 ~--' "a n.
zff H|. IH
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ITO MERCHANT TAIIORS.-For sale tho bu.

Two MERCHANT TAItORS.-for sale, no hus
oess and stock of tho tailors store ii Avenue D. has
been occupied taiors store by The present occupant
for the last twelve yea The stock hand small and
will be sod for cash The purchaser have the house
aud for term VI years II required, the Is
DESTROYS OF giving up The business Apply Al the store, II
Avenue ID sl9 g.
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SCHOOLS.
81 cnIrrar nOLLEnE .POIAI

ST. PAUL's COLLEGE cOLLEGE P01hI
Mar FLUSHING, bOS0 isLArDi =. Ii.;;,-,.,,
Mi Commences &C the frs Monday o. oftODeI nei-
Puols Ar. admitted Inc primary classes q! ~ seAIs
OF sye And ITO collegiate ssses wnsae fef eJ u@'e
xiisired sufficient scholarship. .
Tssre Ia but one sioa u nstiuto r. NJ year
commences th@ frat Monday 10 OeioDef' ana e ~
III first o. August ...-.
II i requested al who desire 10 pisee ihef -ols
IN the Institution Will present them iOf s1n-tiol :. ~
rriry IA he ses.ios 10 Ocioher Pupils reoe ve-i
however Alter the Christmas ara kser recessrs so "a
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