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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-25
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
oFTHEGRoWTH OFIa4s.


Artichnkc. Asparagus GORN-Esrly, in eanIslI
BEANS-Early China, Mo- Kale and feeks. Scotch II
hawk, Half Moon large ettuce, Egg Plant Ni'~'
white Lima, Rachel, Gram Melons. MntaHi hi!.p
berry. Valentine, Dutch ,ONlON-Bnuons and sesdi
ase Knfc iiOkrn; Parsnip,.,f :,
BEEr-Long Bfool, Tumip PE;AS-Eaffy Washington,
AMI Sugar Frame, Warwick, Bifopt
Brocoii, Colari and Cauli. Dwarf Masrowfat Naich-
flower - less HarroRfat, Prime Al
,ARROT-Orlnge and al. bert, very enriy Chnsit6rr
tingham lIPaniey, Peppet!.Gi Reisjy
CABBAGE-Early and late KADi> >H-ieiow and Red
Drum Head. May, York. Turnip. Back lisa VI
sugar Leaf Gen glazed lSpnach, Sqnash, Satisfy "a
anl large Mountain Tomato - ~ IA %;
CELERY-wlie and solid irURNIP-Spring, Norfolk,
CUtUiIBER-Eaay frame, Hanover, aberdeen, Red
long gneen cluster; short Top, Ruia Bagasd yEGI
prickly Glerkin y'E ~ g. -, ,,.;d,,,
Mi'let. Lucrrte, canarya and Hemp Seed :"
u The subscriber beng in tile habit OF proving
his Seed, bef"re vending, is enabled to recommend
them with confidence. ~ q. s3s 7is'E 1ai
Dec. 2O. o. ,r-s,4 g:.f .g,-, j, R.. AicKaiN.4s
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Fresh Garden Seed. ,

Every variety o, Ga den seed suitable for tLe
winter spring may be obtained from the sub.
scriber. From the pans taken to procure seed Of
GOOD QUALITY he has no doubt that purchasers
will have little cause to complainant failures.
~ F.AL.a aZEMP.B
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Important to Country People.

Important to Country People
The subscriber having determined to do more
extensive grocery business than heretofore, is de-
srous oi disposing of his entire Stock Of Dry
Goods and Wares of every description at the
original cost. Country people will find il TO their
interest 10 call and examine-Groceres can also
be purchased OF him at the lowest possible rates.
Also, 1905 Florida Segars Of the different
grades, these Segars are on consignment, and will
be sold at from 81 to Sl2 per Thousand according
to quantity. II. HOLLEYMAN, Jk.
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Caution.

Owing to the great and immense sale Of Dr. Town.
sends Sarsanrilla number of who were formerly our
Agents have commenced making Sarsaparila Extracts,
Eiiyirs Bittcrs Extracts of Yellow Dock DC They gem
orally put up shayed bottles and some of them
have stole and copied advertisements, they are only
worthless limitations and should be avoided:
For sale in Camden, by J. X. MchAlN. Price 81 per
bottle Six bottles for s., cash.
August l6 53 ly
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The Office one door below w. j. Gerald Esq
formerly occupied by Doct E. II. Anderson:
Apply to II. LEVY.
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Store 10 Rent.
The Store at present occupied by s. B. LEVY;
possession given by the middle Of November.
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safe and certain cure consumption Of The lungs
splitting Of bland, coughs, colds, asthma, pain in
The side, T. onchHis aehooping cough, and al pull
non1ru 1necjjous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-30
RAILROAD

MICHIGAN sOUTGLEa RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION
Isf For the purpose q extending Iris road rtltrnrdlJ
from uIdae Michigan. ~ present ter iainaon a. Chicavo
Illinois, tie Beard Of Directors have opened books for
fnn tn shares o. SiCl 0achl additional stock 1hs viii
be applied O. the ctuntTucDn e The cllou ir0m Hslals
70 Coidwater go mcsl and the section fsom LaGos.e %
&icLlfan Cly tlJ nilcgl
LeAt Tcr 0tnt rss dividend vii BE- pail ths
tcth semi annually n tie city - NCv York cut q tie cur
preferred charge TIE present stock 10 will ae receive
tueh additional arda ne sarinEt q the entire road
will vtuahL
tdo and Monroe. - tie foot q Lake tre O. Hde COS
mcs ard i earnings W irGure TIE n pay tie above
dividsnd en- tit stock ifarrd Tor ii1 cGiCa.lu.
Tie risn sdorted b. The h 90 auth ho read con-
tie f.stss hn1hsi aud luf ado b is bus
ross sud income
This road connects the heed ~ Lake E VITA Chicago 81
ne head % Lake hichisu. ~ direct auf clntnlew inc
A. Toledo 10 connects With ts ue ~ railroad oia halo
aorg the south shore ~ Lsto Io o. Tolc1 fHoE bsrg
consrucsdl ard win tie .evet acs q ia flnning
TO she taie hore. between Buffalo snd Toledo AZ Chcsro
viii tie Chicago AID Cslena Railroads Fen hniaed,
viii constructs the rein ara direct rout1 ttscln the Ncst-
audhoThvescrn states and ths A,aatc ees ana ss-
hoard
SLOW. lhfkIR h CO. No. O Wall street wh.re parties
invited 20 apply ana vhsro LEY viii Be tdrnrhst vita
Est,mtnt q ths o0ndtoa and rrspeeis Of ths oad with
mcfs. &c.
1eh dollars en- sh share required 70 paid Al nc Zine
~ sut ecribing o. - rfd IN moderate install
menta the work Ttcnrtaug. GtOkob BLiSs luriicnt
Committee 81 Directors Charles Batter, Joel hatl5one
Edwin G. LitehGsld John STRIKER, and George Bias
Dated October ~. Isf9.
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ron SALE AND TO LET.

EoR sALE-A FIVE YEARS LEASE. WITH STOCK
and h,tur.s Of we'll inovn public house In this city
doirg thriving business end standing In an
surt assod location. For terms, &C., apply 70
A. G. BURR, Agent, 32i Broadway. ~ Y.
vre CAPITALISTS AND LITERARY NEN.-TO DE DIs-
rosed.f at large tactifce, the GOOD will % POPULAR
weekly Newspaper Of large circulation, and realizing hand
yssriy income. address post ra'dD ~ herald otce
rI,o IET--FURNISB OR UNTURNtsHEO APART
utnts with hoard. or uafurnished without board. In
qure % Monroe street between Earhet and Catherine
streets. References exchanged.
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NEWS FOR EUROPE.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The steamship Niagara will leave this port to-
row nocn, for Halifax and Liverpool Her malls will
slo,e at half past 10 o'clock in the mornios.
The Weekly Herald will be printed at eo'cleck. 1t
will be prepared expressly for the steamer. All the
news from all parts Of this continent political, com.
mercia fashionable, theatrical financial, shipping,
sc Scto the latest moment, by mail and telegraph
will be given in Its columns, not only in the English,
but In the French language.
All this will make the He,Eiy Herald the paper to
send TO Europe. Single copies for sxpence, will be
put up in wrappers ready to drop into the mail bags
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BALTMoRE October 20 lsi9.
The steamer Republic, for Charleston, ran into the
schooner Myers, from Wilmington, n. c., on Thurs
day night of Patuxent River cutting her nearly in
twain aud, but for the latter being loaded with lum
ber she would have sunk. The damage to the Rspub-
lie is net known
1t is raining tremendously, and the produce
market is quiet, at the rates of Saturday
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co N N ERCIhl AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, Oct. COS r. m.
The stock market opened little better this morning,
both regards prices and transactions. At the first
board Treasury Notes advanced = per cent; United
States 6's, 1867, al Ohio os, ri Kentucky 6's Is;
Reading Railroad "a; Harlem, Il, Erie Bonds, new,
fell of Il per cent? stonington x. Pennsylvania SIS
were active, and advanced slightly on the opening
price. Reading Railroad and Long Island were the
most active fancies the list There sale of
Erie Bonds, old, at go per cent premium. The semi
annual intereSt31s per cent these bonds will be
due the ist of November consequently the sale to-
day in fact at par. They will probably fall of
more than the dividend, after the LIST proximo.
The demand for exchange for remittance by the
packet leaving this port Wednesday has yet been
limited. The steamer will take out large amount Of
specie. We quote Bills on London at 10 a 1913 per
cent premium; on Paris ST 221S ST. 20; Amsterdam,
4oi4 40ai Hamburg, 35al So; Bremen, 79]s 1854.
The following counterieits have recently made their
appearance: -
3's on the Belvidere Bank, N. j.: SIS the Essex
County Bank N Y; los, on the Shoe Leather Dea-
lers' Bank Boston; los on the Providence Bank r. IL
2s, on the Fan River Bank, Mass; 3's, on the Far
mers Bank Of Nina SIS, ON the State Bank of Ohio;
5s, on the City Bank Providence, II. l.; 2's, on the
Bank. Hartford Ct 2o's on the State Bank of South
Carolina; los. the Bank OF Saratoga Springs, N. VI
los, on the stoniDgtoA Bank, Ct
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
psny during the first eighteen days in September,
s535o. During the fret eighteen days in October they
reached the of s7e,os3, showing an increase Of
s27735 in eighteen days The earnings for the whole
month of September were s95,545.
The total gross receipts of railway traffic in Great
Britain, for the week ending Oct 1lth show the
rage earnings to be fi6 per mile against f54 at
time last year. The number of miles opened for trsf-
O4S against 4l67 miles last year. and the total
receipts f2So ls9, against f236llo at time last
year.
Allegheny county bonds, to the amount Of 5000 900,
have been forwarded the Directors Of the Pennyva
MIA Central Railroad Company, AID 100000 more will
follow The proceeds Of these bonds will be spent
In purchase Of railroad iron, four thousand tons Of
which have been already negotiated for the Western
tut;
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Murder ana Robbery.

BosTes, Oct. 90, 1S49.
negro named Hogan, while walking in southack
street last evening with woman, stabbed in the
back the neck By another negro and died la an hour
after. The Jealousy The murderer has
been arrested.
A robbery committed last evening at Washburn's
jewellery store, in Washington street The thieves
escaped with about 81 500 worth of property consisting
Of watches. &c.
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The Annexation Excitement In Canada
Row at Quebec.

QuEBKc, Oct. %, 1S4s.
row occurred in this city, Saturday, at the An
pexaton meeting The Mayor refused to attend the
meeting at the Parliament Buildings, and it was ad-
journed to the st. Georges Hotel
Another row here occurred, but the sssaiants were
driven of They then went to the house of MIR. Can
shop, NJ. P for Montemorenci anti anne xationst,
and broke the win dows. besides doing other damage
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


MR.. HUMPHREYS. FORMERLY IN MEssRs HOOP
w or Brothers Factory, in Pearl street will hear OF
something greatly to his nv calling In ely
hr MONTGOMERY No " south william street. New York
NoTICE-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
81 the ece Of the Assistant Commisarv of Subsistence
ut Fort Columbus New York UarbOr until II o'clock, NJ
on Monday the 9th o. November, t.r supplying the e.
Trsop at FsTt oumbuf with fresh beef from
the Goth of Noveu 1893. The fesh beef IN lie Of good
and wholesome quality quarters with equal proportion
OF each neehs and shsnks be excluded in such quant
ties he from time to e required for the troops not
exceed thrice in each week. shall be desiy
mated by the Assistant CommisGry OF Subsistence The
names Of two good sureties accompany the bid.
JAMES Il. RICKETTs, lat Lieut.. list Art. A. G. s.
N0TICF-IF DUNCAN McDOUGAL AND FRANCIS
IN heDougal brother, natives of Oban Argyleshire
Scotland and who left that country for New York. for
in 1888 and the latter IN 1885, will apply tie cub
sebers hey will receive inform alton o regard so their
ecesson IL undtrsoo1 that these others
about years previous to Nov. &c. in Louisville
KY and enfaged trafhekers the Mississippi. aud
that about the end Of 1896 they the of In
dsna cattle dealers trading TO 10 sve Any person
lnOv them and informing them of Is notice. ill
fer Obligation them. Apply by lets post paid
80. T. TAPPsC0TT, IS So IN street, NY.
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SPORTING.


VTNION COURSE, l.. f.-TROTTfSG.-PURSE OF 500,
~ 3me heaf 70 tsrncss. viii come OF on Iucseav Nov
g, AZ o'clock. avid Bryant e1tsrs m. Lady tuholk
william Nhelan enters . 8 Trustee Tie above named
horses have sdc tie hest three lie 20 harness that has
been troted IN this country Trustee winning the tr
heat in .i Suffolk ths second heat IN I,3 and tte thr
heat in 1t7 Tie will leave South Ferry Bfooslyns AZ
81 o'clock, ana return The suoftg are over
". u. GREENE. Prcrrie,or.
CKIP, sKIPii sKIPiii-smo sKIPs IN . MINUTES
- The stove eicntod experiment viii be PERFORM
WEDNESDAY ttomorrowD evening The 3lst, ~ MAJ ~
Concert Hail. lOl Elrsheh 81, BY JOHN WALKER eat
never before attermtcd The stakes are laid a. $500 Ater
the above, STarrirE Exhibition Of peculiar atfact1n viii
or in Witch Johny walker will be encountered ~
vera Of the scientific the day Tickets ~
To be obtained al the doors.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
TeIegraphic Interruption.

The severe storm last night again cut off all tele-
graphic communication between this city, the East
South and West. We learn that at the South, espe-
cisy the storm was unusually violent.
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tTs;ins g.. 50 :A T. f.s
ss,h KDH o .sTss Earl Of ki Dare
ds.@ 1s. in rSss sr vii ns9ssa.: ::
sIvES nusSASb SSo as1 's ''' sa s.,.D
.npdon wsc ArnS Camel GIS amy
msnee .t7. Boxes % cents PIT aAd Gasry i2x esnss
CHANFRAU's NATIONAL TacATRR-TUEsDAY
'sS'i soTaRR SsD ARE p5isS
Mn Nh sH S5SrS %Ta
Nj. tfsef % @
vi 'sIi ff-,i sss.:
private boxes S. pit is, esn. -A''' Boxes
MITCuELL,s oLYsPIc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Win svsI ars. Of az r sTmso.
nipother, Mr. WalcOt Mrs nnipoher Roberts Jane
FHE Of Ts SsS ss s'aS Of
I hayPs mr. The MeR s eGoy h
wood 10 conclude win The ,lAerAIN OF raE wAroa
NDsSR S9 m mr coaoS syn s ensSs
Doors open at Ga; curtain rises at o'clock.
CIRCUs-AsTOa PLACE.-ARRIvAL AND FIRST
Troure RedSeon Of prees@Boses Is cens children half
price p ore The has che homer q Am
lease for the remainder Of the of his extensive and
viii on Monday sTenng octosr 6 present to his friends
and arr one Of & most as.e%nsei Of nguss
Twenty-seyen Performing Horses eight Ponies-the most
to be found in this ary ether try His expansive
and mot Of he stap Rders of hmeTies full lat Of
which wiz be naelhhed IN the bills Of the day
RARNUTs AMERICAN MUSEUM. 7. BARNUM
engaged rcT limited p rod tie aartnst Family whose
gnSs s sas % hS sf nSs
Family They ppear cftsraooo ard eYen,ng as, s,agsd'
nesss aerrhold Rose. Clark Higgins Misses Leslie stan
eDofmoS Boa Consstor large LisnG snsoSnia Mammoth
Croeode Admission 20 cents children under 10 years OF
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INSTRUCTION ON ThE P1ANOFORTE..- MADEsOt-
see Laura Nahl pup Of the celebrated Professor NALL
brenner legs leave TO 20 the lovers Of that
gives Instruction the Piano the principles Of tho
named eminent instructor aud director OF music 70 the
Iorervatore of Paris and inventor Of the hand ladder
by which means the pupil obtains quick and perfect COM
mend a the movements and ~ which sure gutde 20 INC
timer obtained IN half the usual tine required ~ the old
mhod Residence No. 1873 Bridge street. brooklyn where
all con munitstioB will he punctually attended TO-
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nnnxu,nn-frrrRIEEA NrIporE. A spEg-

@ sop REwARD-JEFFRIEs ANrIDOTE, srEsu-
yDOUO AZ Mxtsre fcr the cure Of otnerrhTa. elect,
Stricunea and irilar disorders ~ makes spssdg esrs
without the ssst restrcucn 81 ciet, dr,u- exPosors
csuge 4, arpcatsn business Our object 10 10 nsefy
where il can Lad. and the prepristor shsengss mne
ease e Gonorrhas when the mtssrs viii set ssrs
pnssr foretrre sfss@. Tarther the sssass sssnst
eenrseed IL d1e Of ths Nixurs 10 take. .h,s s,Psssd
h rut in BEETLES. with fall stsetons accompanying
at 81 bStte lests week many s-c cured IN t-o
aays For sale By G. H. Rnss2 prsss-syssr JsAnstT'st
New York.
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NO BUBBLr-BUT TO SAVE YOURsELF TROU BLE

NO BUBBIy--BUT TO SAVE YOURSELF TROU BLE
send Tor fvclvetrses urhet tachng how 70 DO
washing IN hour q SIX cents BY
tho anqused psn bs done a day-requires help
machine rubbing improves the color and does not IN
jurestthe clothes.
tssd from the Deity Ledger published in New York city,
ne z5h Ocober IsfgNs invite attention 10 the advtr
tiseuent headed "a dollar 20 Harrsr Iwcterees which
be found In smother column. ~ viii be that the
Mother MsgaEnc aa excellent periodoaD unqua
hftd endorsements 70 the correctness Of Mr.. Twelve
trees vashrr crersns Such testimonial would
have cmansted from The Mothers Magazine without It's beng
deserved. We will and, that having personally examined
some linen washed ~ ptlvetree directions feel
sy, that equa o the hrd We have before
tccd ~ the ordinary v,uan kiling process.
Serd delar hill letter 20 Mr. IWelVctrees room, -
No ~ Nfssau street, New York aud will receive the
pamphlet ~ post IN sealed envelope ea and tss
fac malls ard specimens Ct vsshirs.
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MUSICAL.

TyOIIAN PIANO FoRTEs.-PIAN0 tories WITH
III without the Eoan Attachment, from tho celebrated
mandatory Of T. Gilbert Co. Boston. New ora ware
iT Broadway. Mr. Van der Wsyde, who has PLAYED
the Fair Of the American Institute IL engaged O. perform
the oan. every day from 10 10 " NJ and from %
NJ AID invite The putc in general 70 eau and examine
HORACE WATERS. from Boston,
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The ni,h,llen Ever POINTED a.o,a Pen. has

for biity hexiby and Grmuess finish rival
market sold exclusively by .. Y. SAVAGE. ~ Fulton
Tho also superb assortment o. fine gold and
silver Wache His reputation for the repairing Of watches
and Cold Pens stands A. No. 4.
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miLLINERY, AND DRY GOODS.


A CARD.-TBE 0PERA.-wE NOTIFY THE PATRONS
n OF the Opera that will sell ladies superior quality
J. q I. FARRAJLs.
5T Broadway neJt door TO the International Art Union
r. FSTLrNEN, PREPARE IN TIME-BEFoRE YOU
~ supply yourselves with winter clothing examine
what you have, snd them No. Murray where you
get tktm handsomely cleaned dyed altered repaired
with cuffs, collars lnngs buton6-in fact. turned out
attended 70 in any part OF the city by A. COkfSSOo,
Murray street.
vI,o THE LADIrs-EDwARDu II. NEWMAN, No. 33I1S
Il Broadv ay (oppose tho 1heEtrel Offers considerably
under resular prices hIe ncedewOrk collars ehemisec
teeves la erchef infants robes was and swss
Jacconet Trimmings embroidered Nalcnoennes collars
and cuff lace sCove and under handkerchof lace
head dresses ress os mourning goods Aid gloves &c., Se
no deviation In prices.
FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP.--A II. X X. DAVIES.
40 bowery ard los Fulton street. have received by
cent kfvss slendd assortment Of Curtain materials %
every description, lace and smirodssed musn Curtains,
Window Corniotf, bsEdg g Ne Also, window Shades
aud Paper nanrnE The subscribers having received Ae
fer sak enabled 70 ofer them Wholesale rsa 20
loesr tLsn other es,hfr snt n the city Also
nanufasusrs 81 lair and other hattrasss Feather
BEDS, with every article in the Mp olstsry line.
a. NJ. ! II. DAVIES, lVhoistsrera,
zoo Borery aud l65 falten street.
yTLYET RIBBoNs.-A VERY LARqE ASSORTMENT
of embossed Velvet Liblous the choicest eolors and
the patterns. n different Widths for sale At
kOuLSAAr BRoTHERS 4sJohu -.
CARD-InIs Is TO INFORM Tue LADIES TuAr
IN they have their prcrs and Chdrcn Suite Ladies
10 lie noates manner snd tho moot Improved style, az 100
lhumiern street,
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Lane & Porter, OF G5 Catnarine street,
open this mOrnsg another large invoice Of shOee and
plaid square shawls embracing variety
Of plaid color and prices from s. 20 the finest quality mads
also styles qualities Of Broche shaws Also
three plain eoored huss de Laines at Is the yard
do. plain solored satin striped Cashmere at ls Cd
with full assortment of all other seafonable goods
LANE PORTER, IS Catbarine street.
Head-Gear.-A Scotch PAPER recOnnme nds
Convention to abolish the graceful kind of hats which
people in Scotland Good provided KNOCKS Hats be
substituted, which at elegant and graceful.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

QY JACOB =. PLATT.-L. @. DARLINGTON, AUCR.-
~ This day, at 10 O'clock At the auction % Plat
sreet-Hai dware spd Cutlery Domestic Hardwarerrads
Sale Alse by o der % asgnees 1000
GERS, among which are Greavss, westet hom's, Wade
Butebers Savage Sons. Piekleys Psckwoods &c. with
black, ivory and pearl handles Aso, Razor Strops; aud
larts variety Of Fancy GOODS 10 lots suit purchasers
large of Files and Rssps and Sand
Paper Wagon Boxes Scale Bea Gun Locks. Also bv
der Of commission house. to advances large invoice
OF Domestic Hardware In lots sut purchasers House
and hand Bells Augurs cut lacks shoves Shovs
Snsdes do kuikrs Wolf Otter Traps
BELLS Rat TraIs Ian ,e5ns Coffee Mills Wood Saws Saw
Adzes Axes and wrought Co ~bel Brambe Soythes
Britain ia T. apots Batcbes Alss by order
signee ~ bags horse Nails and 10 ibs; 20 bags Ga I'd
and ed EnFish iron Nails casks self eoored Log Chains,
"a 7-l6; casks bright do. and
key Wees; also Butts aoasses Gates 200
dozen sheep shears $50 dozen line Padocks Braces aud Bits
Also 1900 dozen Knives and Forks Pocket Cutlery; gross
taors Tn mbes; Lancashire Hinges Brass Goods Chsls;
Plane Ironf watohmsi Bok Cocks Also
OF the stock Of retail hardware house in
tushess. Also set Of Birmingham Pattern Cardt large
lot Of she field pattern cards Cutlery whole
which worthy the attention OF dealers aud will be sold IN
lots TO suit.
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California HOuses.-Thc Subscriber still
continues furnish portable Cottages and Stores ssal
w and CHEAP in this market
SAMUEL BOOTH. IS Myrtle avenue, Brssklya.
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Liquid Hair Dye, 60 Color the Hair OF
WHISPERS the u 10 applied, without insry 70 the
hair st, Merchants s.d fancy store Keepers .hsss ss
sale ard retail at Bachelors Wig Factsry all streets
and In Tendon, 81 T. q. Unrin'l ~ Feesdiily, nsaf 81
Jnuss Church
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The Widow Grcen.-Our old friend, the
widow Greer always reads the papers beginning with the
avertsement, then che posts on 20 see what the
tademen print "a true. She says she has found one
his aud that Is JONES,
Al. chear Root Shoe and Cater dealer Il Ann street.
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Elegant Patterns OF English Floor on

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POLITICAL.


NIRST WARD DEMOCRATIC CHARTER NOHTEA-
II tons.-Resoyed, that the Nominating Committee, in
pre.entnF the foregoing elet % the suffrage o. their fellow
citizens feel assured that IL Will meet VITA ter concurrence
ard APPRECIATION
Tor Aldtrmsn- Richard VOORHEES,.
Ior Assistant Alderman Charles Rowant.
For Assess ors-John G. Alstead, william JShns>r,
Tor Consts blos-highael Mccormick, Hugh Curran.
IorCOmmiHsIoner OF CONNER Sc james OfOukkhank.
For Inspector of Q mon Schools --Wilsm Donovan.
For Trustee Of Common Schoois--Patrick Lunp.
Tor inspectors u LectoDst District John hoghs Jshn
Powers "a District william Moore Richard TylOri Sd
District, James Shield JureTh Collins.
JRsEMiAn KENNEDY Chairman.
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