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Important from Canada.
ToRosTo, &C. w. y Feb. 2-p m.
The following is copy oil an official despatch received
by Lord Elgin from the home government:
DowNINa STREKr. london. Jar

DowsIso SrREKr, London, Jan. ., 1850
MY LORD I have to acknowledge your dispatches OF
the dates and numbers quoted In the margin have laid
these dispatches before her Majesty and
of the warden and counsellor Of the municipal council
the Gore district, Of the lieutenant colonel and officers
militia Of the first and eighth baalions the regiment OF
Dorchester of the officers Of the fourth battalion the repi-
Anne, and OF the officers Of militia and lieutenant colonel
commanding battaons OF the regiment Of Quebec en-
closed in the first Of these dispatches which Males
~ has been pleased to receive very graciously.
II has afforded her MsJes great satisfaction receive
these expressions OF their loyalty and attachment 70 the
British crown which she is generally felt by her
Canadian subjects.
With regard to the address the people of Canada in
favor discovering the province from the British dominons
for the purpose Of annexation the United States which
forms the subject Of three of these dispatches have
form you that her Majesty approves Of your having dis.
mcn which Is scarcely short Of reasonabie in its char
acter.
Her Majesty confidently relies on the loyalty OF the great
majority of her Canadian subecp, and has
determined to exert all the authority that belongs her.
for the purpose OF maintaining the eonnexon oil Canada
with this government being persuaded that the
hence OF that connection ishghy advantageous to both
Your ordshp will therefore understand that you
mandcd by her Majesty TO sst to the utmost pow
any attempt which be ado bring about the
araton OF Canada from the British donations and mark
In the sronges manner her Mat sys dpleasure with all
those who may directly indirectly encourage such de-
sign; and II any attempt Of this kind take such form,
you receive from your law advisers be made respon-
sble for their conduct In court OF Justice You will not
fail to take the necessary for bringing them
count. 84
am, my lord, your most obedient servant,
GRAY
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A FEW DAYS LoroRRi

Odd FcIlows' Hall, yth street, washington.
OPEN EYERY EYENING FOR a SHORT SEASON
Handsomely fitted up with raised platform and brilliantly lighted
EFT ~ with gss) NaH
Bdyns's celebrated series of Gigantic Pa~oranas entitled
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent Of Boston, harbo Hah the A.
lsnc Liverpool London, from the Thames passing under The
bdges and ending with gnhcent view Of the THAMES
MEL, brilliantly Illuminated both OF the beautiful RIVER
Boston, Phlsdepha and Baltimore BY up
Of $50 900 persons,
An eIhon every "wednesday Saturday afternoon three
O'Clock.
Admission, twelve years. rs cents
Doors NJ 81 O'Clock 10 commence moving MIN.
Dec. 1a-dn 4s
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We copy the following just compliment to Gen. Cass
from the Ohio Statesman. II would indeed be caam-
ty to the nation, in the present crisis Of public affairs to
have such as Lewis Cass, with his enlarged con-
cepons Of public duty and his liberal patriotism, leave
its highest council; and we trust that no exigency
will arise to require such step on his part The
time has come when such men are wanted in the
national councils. One such man at this crisis, whose
enlarged mind truly comprehend the dangers which
imper the Union, and who has the patriotism to urge
upon all sides the duty Of Cancellation and compromise
and thus to the conederacy, is worth more than
millions of the Hales, the Stewards, the Fillmores the
Gddngses, the Stephenses, &C., whose reckless dema-
gogism has brought the Union into its present dangers
Every friend Of the country will deeply depore the day
which shall witness the withdrawal Of Lewis Cass from
the Senate of the United States May the magnanimous
and patriotic people Of Michigan impose no such
sty upon him:
GENERAL CAss-"The papers" are circulating pro-
phetc Of that General Cass will resign his
tons Of the Michigan legislature in favor Of the Wimot
rovso His late able eoqaen and patriotic deence Of
IL the present crisis of the country, when the
BY their coscounug seciionasn the Senate Gould better
spare many other members than one such Gen. Lewis
We have not yet "begun to despair OF the Unionnoth-
ing ike or the very that rely upon the public
form 10 the sentiment Of beT,y and Union one and ia
ssparable and foveuer-whose home is deep in the
in this broad and sl widening republic and ior the
reason that this sentiment we regiousy hope and
potent, representatives in power General Lewis Cas-.
should General Cass quit the couacis OF the nation in ODE
hope the circumstances Of the times viii soon enable him
70 return thither again
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Anolhsr despatch from Earl Grav.

Anofhr despatch from Earl Gray.
MONTREAL, Feb 2, 1850.
The Herald publishes despatch from Earl Gray. APP
proving Of the removal Of the seat OF government to Toron
TO- and the dismissal of the militia aud officers also
manding Lord Egn 70 do all in his power suppress the
xaton movement.
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Dancing Academy.-secced Csurse.
Mr. Liable has the honor 20 he citizens o.
M Washington GEORGETOWN second course Of dancing
3l Of January az his
residence, Pennsyvsna opposite Wizards Hotel
tuition Thursdsys, ana Snur
days. Georseown--Mondsys and Fridays
Jan 09--dn
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And the Secretary OF the Treasury should be required
to repoihe number and Of every person employed
in the custom houses Of New York, Boston. Phila-
delphia. Baltimore. and New Orleans. the 4th. Of
March last with their respective salaries and the num-
Der and names Of all persons employed in the same Gus
TOM houses on the Isl day OF December last with their
respective salaries; and all reductions and additions OF
salaries made in those Offices during the intermediate
period This will help give clew to the increase
Of expense in collecting the revenue under the present
administration, and think will exhibit state OF things
not very credable to the cabinet. who have proclaimed
deficit in the treasury. when none. in fact. exists.
nor is likely to exist. and who have for the last six
months been devising ways and means by which they
bring about the event which they have thus fooshy
and wantonly announced in advance
Committees Of investigation would be better than
resolutions directing the Secretaries 10 make reports, and
especially is il expedient to institute committee of
investigation to look into the concerns OF the Department
Of the Interior In addition to the rumored coruptons
of that department. there is the strongest positive proof
before the public OF attempt to the patronage Of
the office for the private emoument OF the Secretary
On this point his integrity is deeply implicated; and yet
he forbears TO solicit an investigation.
A committee of investigation, with power to send for
persons and papers, might also develop some important
facts with regard to the Rey matter which will be kept
from the light unless forced by some such process
Probably the operations Of administration since the
foundation Of the government would furnish a more
abundant supply Of evidence to prove its ncompe
tency and mismanagement than those Of the present
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pHONOGRAPHv.-Mr r. WEBSTER win give instruction
In tis vsusbie art Tuesday and Friday evenings q each
week, half O'clock hs No. = third
story Of AZ and Streets CDR Van Patterns geometry Fo
terms and particulars, inquire At his rooms.
Jan. a-eod9w
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EW $3.50
BALT1MoRE AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours OF Departure ths Passsngsr Trains.
From washington AZ m. and At 81 p. daily and DIS
From Baiumors p m. daily and daily
ceps Sunday
Feb 3Adiy r. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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Executive Department,
" hohrSalc antl Retail.
Oct. Both, 1890
s Oct. Is, 1850.

EDTSTO. Oct. Is, 1850.
Tho following Troops arc invited to par
ndc n, Columbia on "Wednesday, The It'll of
ID rcm'pr next, viz:
Tie Isl Regiment OF Artillery.
The uniform companies OF the 10th AMI
18th Regiments nl Infantry.
Tie tl.tr! Regiment of Cavalry.
The Uniform companies ot Sumter, krr-
shaw, Lancaster, Fairfield. Ncwbcrry. L,N-
inrton and all other Uniform corps that may
find il convenient To attend.
Such oi,ic Troops ms may be disposed
to accept the invitation arc requested 10 re-
port 10 The Asliu;nnt a,n! Inspector Generals
Il. COLUMBIA ON or before Isl day ri De.
crmb.r. AID state il Tents are preferred by
any-ii so, they Will he pitched for their
Use.
The Major and Brigadicr Generals of The
Stale with their suites are Respectfully inrl-
ted to attend.
Bv order ocll.c comnnnl"r-in-clicr.
J. w. t,N\TEN.
Ay'i anil il<p'r ORA.
November &, 1870 II
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=. W. PRICE,

ga E La % S
The Subscriber bcss leave To inform his old
lriculs an the public generally that, he has
taken this shop formerly occupied by 4. Con-
way. lie guarantees his work shall H.. got up
in the most fashionable and Substantial man.
her.
~ All that h. asks is n fair trial.
No.. 6. $50 If
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ForSala

A Tract Of Land containing about four
cleared, and under good fence. Said tract
lies about Is miles below Snn,teryilie, in
the Fork III Sammy Swamp and Black
River. 1t is bounded by Black River and
landa Of Sidney McFaddin, Harriett Hodge
and ii. Scarborough. a libcratcFedit will
be given. Call and get a bargain.
J. L. MELLET"T.
Oct. 80, 1850 tt
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Come and See.

Elegant Black and Fancy Silks,
Figured and Embroidered Casimcrs,
Mode and Figured hlpnccas,
Bcau'i al Plain mad Figured BLACK Alpaccas,
Hack and cnlorcd Calicocs and Ginelnms,
Bl'rk and co!orei Shawls of every siz6 and
quality,
WEIGH and silk Warp Flannels.
Brown aud hlcachcd Shir;ing and Shce,ings,
Marscilrs Quilts etc. etc.
For sale by
J.. II. SOLOMONS g. co.
Oct. 90, 1850 50 #
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Head Quarters,
EDISTO, Oct 18th, 1850.

EDISTO, Oct 18th, 1850.
Order .No.-
The third Brigade of Cavalry and the
Uniform Corps of the :3rd Regiment Of In
fnntry arc ordered TO parade for Review and
Drill ut Columbia On "Wednesday, the i,h
of December next.
The Troops will be ready for review NJ
twelve o'clock NJ.
The Major General and Drigadirr Gcncr-
as of the 3rl Division will attend with their
r, spHctivc suites.
All the Ails-dc-camp Of his Exccllcncy
Governor S"alrook, are required TO he in
attendance .fnIy cqnininL
Fine Brigadior General of Cavalry and
the Colonel Of the 81 Regimen, OF Infantry
will extend this order TO their respective
commands.
BY order oftLe comrnandcr-ip-cllicf,
J. w. CANTEY,
Anyt and Inis'r Gcm.
November 6. 1850 1t
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$50 REWARD,

% ANA\V.tY from the subscriber about
Ha lst, Ang. 1919, my negro man Bogas.
a boo: and shoe maker by trade, atsut IS
years ofagr. black, with fdl eyes and tl,ickg
lips, plausible when SPOKEN 10, a lille s,oons
in The shoulders when walking, ho was
raised about SumterviIlc. or B~isf,D,vilie. aud
was formerly the properly OF Bishop 81
Bowen. of Sumter Disitict. purchased
him OF Thns- Larg, Esq, of Camden. andhe
has n wife al the Sa'nda Factory, near CO.
lumhia, his mothrr is in ssainssrssle, andke
is supposed TO be lurking absrt the above
places, or Geosgetcsn. Nis;ffa lie has con-
nexio'is. will ray IS, ipsnls dieliSery , q
me at Lanca<teFv!i.c, IS, C., Sab ifhe IS
Inagod in anyjaD 50 4 / can 90, him, or tho
above re'sard Of $50 tos bis apprehension
siI,e yvhi,s nerSon s,hn - aas ssasfe'as'
~, c,r,j,vs,J .zxssnssSaesa fiave haTbored
-,xSzlGGsBtF MIR
WIZ. ROBINSON.
Oct. @, 1850 IN q,
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M0NN6E.

The subscriber will rent for the ensuing
year on reasonable terms, the residence OF
the late y. +. Wyles, Esq, in Sialehurg
On The premises are n comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary Build
ings, with about Twenty Acres Of Land
attachel there 10, 'ontoinns complete
Tan Yard in full operation.
NJ. A. WYLES, Adm'.r.
S'atcburg, LIST January, 1850. 10 t
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Cigars and T3bacco

Of the following brands q, r,nIacion-
Cas,illo-Rcga.a Observation-Disclosures
pcio-Palrnc,to Gold i~e Zen. Taylor,
Observation-Disclosures Cenrs-I0O in Il
bnnch-R"ugh and Read Tobacco, Vir.
ginia Gold | caf, Eldorado Nectar, &c. sc.
Tor sale low for Cash.
w. :. FRANCIS
Under the office Of tho Sumter Banner,
and I'd door above a. J. 81. Moses Store.
Oct 2, 1850 40
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Election Notice.
South Dist

Whereas n vacancy is about to occur in the
Office of Clerk Of the Cour, nf Common Pleas
md General Sessions for said District, by cNi,ir-
alton of tho term Of the incumbent.
John ID. Jcncs, Clerk Of the Court for said
District, in pursuance of the provisions of an
lct, entitled " An act prescribing the mole nf
clccling Clerks, Si,criiIs and Ordinarirs y do
hereby give iiotirr. that. ali election for Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas md General
Sessions for Sumter District, will he held ON
Monday the thirteenth day Of january next.
J. ID. JONES, &. c. T..
o' Sumter "s :. c common llo .nsss Nov 6, 1850 , let
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~CEsarlcstOll, s, G..

&. siE1SsSssssESss
The subscriber has, NOW opened nnl is con-
No. 2i4, Bend of King street,
New Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods,
to which he respectfully invites the attention of
Merchan is. Planters and Families of Sumter
District. 4fis atock which consists entirely Of
NEW GOODS, purchased by himself from the
latest impo,rta,in,fs, will be found to embrace n
very extensive assortment, of the most desirable
asica, Silks. c.,sh,nercs and
MonsSXsa DeEtniues, viz:
Cartons Rich Figured Poult De Sole
Plain and Gbene Satin D'Cl'ino
Striped fiiace PruIt Dc Sole
Rich t3tsAn,clion Silk
cigsFssb'"
I" 30. 81, 81. s8sih.h Super Black Girls
." Glncc Popiias Ia new n%riiclc.)
The above comprises an elegant assortment,
varying IN price from 81 cents 10 S. per ynrl.
Cartons new and. rich 'atyles French nil
wool Gasl,meres and DIS LANES, in new ana
beautiful styles a; The lowest lriecs.
Rev and Eiies.taat H'asabrodcrics
asscii Lace Capes, Cellars &c.
including a great variety ofbeaes1ifnl articles in
this deln rtnrnt, with II ,fnrge assortment ofLacc
Goods o fevcry description.
~EaOusrike cNsi aag; IA sd aboincstiG
GtSods.
In this department, vial be En"ti, almost every
ding Blanke, Fla. IL &c. of,it ocs, styles.
H,r..,.a Mourning Goods.
sup. Z Black and Blue Black French Bomba.
zins
a.. E,,l;-h p,,I,
=" Canton Cloths
I" Silk Warp hi;rrc;s
sPlnin Black mons Dcfaincs all Cnsl,nrrrs
iBiack Fp.nch Mcrinos. Black Sarin DE Chrnr
tSupcr Black English ard Italian Grapes
F" li,iin Sntins, .Sarsir, and Sin.
End Mourning Nous De Tainc aud Cash
nicrrS
i'arisscnrs anil !SiEls
Particular attention paid TO Mourning anil
Fancy Dress Go,ls.
Waite aud Red E'lann els.
Bales y +-i5- "a White Flnnnels
Z" Red and White. iorn.t +.
Al WOO. 'rwi,!d"
g Ronl Welsh
Silk and wool F!annris warranted nj" ''
shrink.l
Brown ulaa E;,.nc.sed Long
CLOTHS.
Composing all qualities and wi'it,:s selected c1.
| prcsstA for The Country trade. together ,.;,h n
! large sippiy of Ticking, Drills. Stripes. Pla.>
cling the most complete stock Of Domestic Goods
now exhibiting OF tho Lomcst Prices for cash "
cry hcccpuancc-
Hoo,is scai to the Raiiraai FIR qtc,pensc.
wiLLIAN iio"LhND.
Oct. ., 1850 90 II
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South CarGlina--Sumter Dist,

by ". LEWIS, Esp, O.ainury for said
District.
Whereas, p. NJ. Butler hath applied to
Inc for letters oy' administration, OH all
and singular the goods and cha'lcls, rights
and credits oil l.. ID. Hope, late OF tho
sud District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admou-
ish all and singular, The kindred aud crcdi-
snrsof the said deceased, to be and appear
before ne ut our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 18th day of No
vcmaor next, to slnw cause, it any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
b, Given under my hand and seal, this
llh day Of November in the year OF
l.. S our Lord. one thousand eight humid
rcd and fifty, and in the 75h year
OF American Independence.
W. LIE WIS, O. 4. u.
Nov. G., 1850 IT
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a full assor t.neni Of Mems mn Yon,h.s Clu,h.
ing. hardware ana Carpenters Tools, Buggy
.Springs andJ Axlcs, Carriag. Trimmings Nlaic.,-
bic Iron, BOUTS. etc. Mill saws, Cross Cut.
saws, etc.f lUO Kegs nails, Guns, Gun Locks,
ctc. etc.
1900 SADDLERY.
Rrnss and lIapan Wagon Harness. Snikey and
sa,s s 90. e IKE Z S. aD: Fine English saailes,
80. GRDCERIES.
s~sssastsn Batter G fesse. Snnltnes, and Ipbat.r.
2 boxes bf Sperm A,lamantine and 'Taiiow
Cnnltea Soap. Starch ctr.
A large stock Of Slices nd Boots. Porter and
Ale the best article Imported. Mr.lrirl and
Port Wine. Sugar and Goilcr, Baoia rlc., 1T
tha lowest market prices by
l.. b HANKS.
Nov. 6, 1859 = #
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Mrs. J. BOWLING; respectfully calls the at
trniiun of her friends and kiul patrons Ia her
recent selection nf FANtN GODS consisting
of Muslin DE llIurs, Culicncs, Ginghaius. Rih-
hons, larrs, Ladies Gaps. Ac.. and II choice Sc
lection Of t:ruccrics which slr. will sell aS cheap
~ they can l, purchased This side of Charles
ton. She sulici,s II share of public patronage.
Oct. 30.h, 1880 tit
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Sons OF temperance at your
Post,

Sumter Diyision, No. IL, will hold n pub
Tic meetingson Thursday evening, the l4th
of November, ut S,lmterviilc, in tho Pres
lliyteriMn Church, when and where public
addresses will bo delivered. Tho public
generally, and the Ladies' particularly urc
invitcd.
Tho meeting will commence at about 7
o'clock. Members of the Order will please
meet ut 6 o'clock, ut the Town Hall for the
purpose OF forming procession.
J. d. JONES, II. s.
Nov 6 1850. 9 Ut
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Notice.

Geo. 5. {. Dcschamps desires tn have il
i'll his power to recommend Ia II friend Of his
wanting an Ouers,er. \ gentleman who can
come we'll recommended both ~ 10 character
and competency. The situation is healthy and
in every pcctagrccah!e, and the wages about
$500.
Nov. 6, 1859 . u
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Notice.

Persons having demands n~eninst the ES-
tate OF X. Richardson. Deed. arc requested
10 present item duly aitcstcd, and those in
dcblci 10 mako payment tn
T.. NJ. RICHARDSON.
.A.imr.
Nov. G., 1850. It
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New and Elegant!

u W. BONNEY is now receiving his entire
lIs stock of new and fashionable S Sprng Goods.
As they are well worthy the attention of his friends
and customers, he invites them, with much conf
dence, to call and examine them. Among them
may be found
Is new pieces Prints, at to 75c. per yard
30 pieces printed Mus'ins, at l24 to Soc per yard
ID French printed Jaconets at % to SIC
Organdi Muslns, great variety patterns and prices
Plain and fancy silk and worsted Berages, some
very handsome
P'aIn and fancy Grenadine Silks, some mourning
Elegant silk Tissues and linen lustres
French Earlston and American Ginghams
White and colored Swiss SIuslins, for Evening
Dresses
Swiss and cambric trimmings, great variety
Ladies' Gloves, of every variety and quality
Mourning and fancy Fans
For all or any of the above articles he will be
satisfied with Charleston retail prices.
March 26. % If
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue OF sundry writs of FL. ia. to me d.
ID rcc.e,!, will sell on the first Monday in May
next (6,h day,) before the Court House door in
Camden, during tie legal hours oisale, the follow
ing property TO wit:
All the rIsht, l;lc, an; interest OF The d"!cd"nl
in aid 20 215 acres o. an!, more "r less. with the
improvements thcreoi, lying and being in The Dis.
trict of Ker. haw, a'j"iaing lands e!"nglng TO W.
A. billiard, s. i. Hammond and others.
Also, on Tuesday, second day of sale, tn Mayo
al III residence ol The de end. .nt two ScS Si:IhIi
stock Of sheep, 20. Of cor" and odder, enc large
wagon, one small wagon. one lot bacon, snndry ar
,cles OF ,uscioid Alld kitchen furniture, &c. lc-
v.eJ on and 10 lie sod as tie property oi Bartlett
Iliard "a, ihc SUI, u s. L. !!amno:u AID others
vs. BariIct lliiard.
Also, on Monday 9Th May, b'l"rc the Court
House d,ur in Camden. ali the right, title, aid III
terc,, Of the defendant III Il 20 10 acres OF land,
mere or less, lying On Bell BraLci, on tie wat :rS
of Twenty live. AlIe creek, i'll kersl"w ! lstr CT,
adjoining lands of John A. Bowe AMI c. Bailey
Levied on and 10 be sod as the properly o i;cnJa-
IN n Ne ties, at the suit Of John Buwe.l vs. ~ l.
min Netilrs.
Terms G. C.sh-Puch scrS 20 pay for necessary
papers. lilo. ). -AehEN' D ~ y.
April 10 81
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THE CAMDEN BAZAAR,

TNlIE subscribers beg leave To announce to the
l. Ladies aud Gentlemen of this place and vi
c:"i::. that they nave Just opened splendid stock
Of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS: all of which
they offer at the lowest prices possible To the
following articles they wish most particularly to
draw the attention OF purchasers -
Plain, figured and sain-sriPcd l'arcges
Figured and Embroidered Lawns
French and other caIlcucS
Tissue silks, and Gingham
Plain and Figured Swiss Huiis
PLAN and Figured Camhrics; Jaccnes
Embroidered curtain musns
I.inels--Irish and Grass Linen lambric
Handkcrclcfs, Lace CapeS, and great variety Of
Needrwork Goods
Together with general assortment Of all other
articles usually Ioanl at their establishment.
We wish to draw tie all cninn nf gentlemen to
our stock of Ready made CIothn. which en-
braces every article in that line.
April 9-2S. NJ. DRuCkER Il co.
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distinctly comet to westward, nearly in the
track OF the sun, and about ID degrees above
the horizon, as measured with the quadrant, the
nucleus very distinct, and about as large III af,
pearance as Mars; the tail curved and pointed
towards the sonth, Is. Wy quite bright and
nearly "a degree in length, visible to the naked
eye, but much larger when viewed with the
spy.elass. twas seen by all the crew for 20
minutes, when cloud intercepted it, and it
never more WIS sccn.'
1t is thought that this may be the great COM
ct of 1864 and 1856, the return of which as
trouomers are expecting about t!lis time.