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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


rT'HE UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA EXPREss
II Comrauy will dhratoh their Crprcss per Empire
City Nov 18th, connecting with the mail steamer Pa
December st. THIS - the only orsahled Caorns
Express Company and forward ro0d through
e San Francisco IN about @ Gays Capt shrahsm Banker
the well known shr collector for the New le-s
takes oh,rre g our goods on The Char.s River tyeryhns
intended Tor the interior dspached Immediately after
arrival o. the steamer ~ san TrancVSo Consnors may
have their invoices eerhed ~ the Custom House BY isaynz
them At the once, No. 2 Wall street.
Pforiietors A. r. MILLER h Co.
r. aLGoRys UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA
~ Express for the trsnt mission a cold dust, husu
TeekaFes ard parcels q every description and letter.
tween al parts q the United States every section 81
the mining districts Of California. This evprss has no con
neton VII any ether ceocsrn sad doing business
sh ts line can Ne assured tot Whatever they enrust
its uarbstment AZ either % its in the nsi s,a,ss
OF talfrnia, viii reach ts destinaNon Without PASTA
throush oiher hands % meeting vh delay Special
renfefs IN charge OF matter this np
ratehe ny every santr leaving New forkani san Tran
cisco Cole ara Nslushle parcels b. this ne Injured
hrouRh under policies, In insursucs Companies in New
York notets for the daercn tesmers ran be rocursi AZ
the Offices ~ TITS ctrress IN New York Sab Francisco or
saomouio City The business q TIE lin attended 70
by hers 1hompson \ Hitchcock. ~ Pearl street New
lark and BY joseph W. Gtea ~ 10 person. 'eHf
SstrEncntoti'y. '
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RrUsICAT,.

Four PIANO TORIES, SECOND HAND roR SALE
,thesn-A handsome rosewood six octave Pisnoforte,
WIN au the modern Improvements price s2i and three
dne ahPhry ones all In good orfer prices $50 SIS aad
sl1c T VII lire them cheap. Apply o. ". Dumsday y,
Les.hsr ~ Music 70 dayI removed 10 - Grand street.
M DION A CHURCH. IN BROOKLYN, AN
w Alto or Nezso toTr.no siax-r. GOOD reader re-
2uueu HreT or ssdress, rect paid. to Mr. Doughty, ls
A LADY GIVING LEssoNs IN MUSIC, wrsggs TO
~ ofsin a'ev rupits fcr usaao. Atiress ~ ~
hsgs'a she1 vilbe PrcnTi! a,nAlss W,
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PERSONAL.


NOrICE-SHOULD CHARLES PERKINS. A SAILOR,
IN Of the late Mrs Mary Aun Whitehead, Il South
hampton England, he alive, and within two ytars the
9th tsy of June, 1854 claim legacy Of left
him by his said mother he will he entitled TO receive it,
otherwise IL will be pa over 20 other according
the will Appic personally. BY letter ela.mnr le
gacy TO he made 20 the executor Mr.. danes sutton Of
Southampton BY whom any information respecting the said
Charles Perkins Is requested.
INFORMATION wANTED-oF Nd. JOHN LISTER OF
Newcastle supposed 81 be in the earthcnWare line
informsti Addressed TO Christian uuttmann, Miners
Arms No Front street VIII DO thankfully received
IMPORTATION wAkTED-.FRoM sosE ONE or TIE
passe gers the brig Robert W. Brown witch aaied
from Fan Francisco for Panama lac 2Otb July as in
regard 20 Charles H. landlord four yoarB old whs
dipped taid vessel for the States and has
heard FROM Any information In regard him. the
eel by mall on 0therwise will be gratefully received by bis
friends Ilcse WITH Geo. B. Granniss NJ 90
Maiden lane, New York. with ". Sanford, Danbury,
Connecticut.
WILL THE GENTLEMAN VINO WROTE NE A LET
w ter dated 9Th Inst, signed Thegpiau favor with a
private interview ai No. ~ Bowcry. A. J. ALLGN.
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SPOftTlNss.

-
CINTREYiLLE CoURsE.L T-TaOTTfNG-wEDNEs-
" day November IS. ~ 2ol0ck, a. v. Match for SSo
two milo heats, harness. Mr. Van wych
GILBERT Thy Abdhahl @. Nelson names Lady fby
Abdallah.l JOEL CONktIN. Proprietor.
CNESTREYtLLE COURSE. l.. NOTING -rUES-
" day, November L. at o'clock y. N. Match SHn me
heats best three IN i've, harnesa. O. Nelson
stallion, flukes; the owner names br m Dear Mary,
JOEL Co>kLlN Proprietor.
IrNION COURSE, l.. I-TRUrTINo AND PAGING
~ "Wednesday November 18Th, at o'clock q. n.-Purso
500 two mile heats. VIM Wbslan enters b. Pelham In
harncs y Mclaughlin enters Lady Dsvn
j. ID. GcnaDn enters b. CByuga Maid, Tho
will leave the South Ferry. Brooklyn OcJex,
and return as soon the sports are over.
sPICERE ncsANS. Proprie.ors.
DIED HOUSE ThoTTINo coUasE. HAsLga-A
~ purse Of ss5 will come on'this day at 81 o'clock.
Mile heats best three In Eve sadde closed with tho
following entef:C. Brooks enters Pankin; ssmsrn-
dixie, Johnny Lemon Peel aud the enters
Bay State.
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AIIUsE MENTs.

RowERY TREATRE--0N TUESDAY IvEN
Rns Svs1S'r lash l.ao gil, b Rs,%sd q
seot, the ctsyalier Hamilton; Maurice Jisdssy TIton
o%. to shsn viii Ss .ssa Jos IN
berry Mr. Martin SIR Gilbert Thorncns Mr. Bowes Joe
ssheues With nTsHt Xxx Pss drnss Penn
Fanny xeS ber. P ~ cents Boon
open at half past s. the o"rtan will rise at 7Oooeh
BUTTONS THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET. REAR OF
de SSsnlss d SSy .n s
S M srH s paIp. % Mr. sa
- erretti Mrs. Tsmpeton, Mrs. Russell Rosie, ni.s
Mr. atss Fl
: WINSTON s ars Mrs. m Mrs Dress
ard Pasgus. 70 cents second Tier cents Private Boxes
n ksssSi, Tss.ssy sy:si2y, NOV ls,h ~ he =;
an vii with the drama q tn: pUSB
sf BI.Aden; chef Justice Mr. ws%yss Psl%asssa
s " Of FEP o Tsi and MS
MoX wd63 PPh Fl. SSsr Mr. Woo ssahds!o Ma,sS.
DFAp x snoI D' 81 a And the
pt l21 o,pts private box IS; seats in private boz. 81
MApExoIsELLE JENNY LIND WILL GIVE HER
Nl Twenty seventh Grand Concert in Amerios, the
Tr''' Hail. on "'dni PsSo RRaiasaf November 18TH
sasSsa ts h,'S
~ ' TEunpsi. 6tli.:ato. ii Lisraii; A''''
Jenny Lns hs' EassI ss.:.m'. n...n .m' Handel
Recitative-" And God said
Air. Rolling on foamins bllOws," Sig. Belietti.
Air mighty pens" mile Jenny Lind The
800 pri.1n,r. n, '''''' n'''H'
Trio Tor voice and two flutes written expressly
for Mile Lind-Alle Jenny Lind, Messrs. Kyle
c;yatna- Largo q Faetota%," ssnor Beiett
81 Svigha. Rossni.
Fantasia on themes from Lucia di Lammermoor
on the Piano Forte, Mr.. Hoffman ..... L. dc Meyer.
The Bird SonS-tby general desire -Mlle. Jen-
The Hsrdsmap s Song, commonly called The Eshs
Conduotof-Mr Benediet.
full Orchestra OF sixty Musicians, comprising the first
talent In the country. has beer engaged.
o'cioes
No checks will be Issued.
The Grand Piano used this occasion is the
factory of Erard, and imported by Mossrs Boardman
Gray, of Albany.
The prices in the body the house and in the
Gle will be So and the remainder in that circle. 81
Places may be secured at Triper Hall, VIM hall Sons
and Hotels.
Roohs containing the programme words Of tho songs
Italian, German, Swedish and their DO
obtained in the lobby Of the Hall.
Mile Jenny Lind will give her concerts during the week.
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings.
The public respectfully informed that week Is
positively the last during which Mile Jenny Lind will re-
The Bird Song and Echo Song will (by general de-
sire be at each of the few remaining Concerts in New
York
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LEGAL NOTICES.

s>tssotuTIoN or CONFERENCE.-THE CO.
nsrfnsf,hip herst5foFs existing between Thomas X
whi,bcy and Frederick Wet "a this day dissolved ~ mu
tusl sonfent nssggnneesernv uwpn,rsf'
mated New York Nsv. H. 1850
az .sls nrsrrietor FREDERICK WEST.
UNrssoLrTroN or coPARTNERsHIP-.THs PUBLIC
~ ar hereby informed thst have this day Voluntarily
.hsr.vn from the firm Of Lambert, Johnes Co, No 81
Brosdvty New rsrk and that said srm ne lorger esss
r.der the stye Of Lamber, Johnes. Co. AZ have no
ssrnectIer whatever WITH g. and No .nger resronhls
sris deslinr and trsnsaetions Nh JOhNks
ksr YOri, K0Y.s, l&N
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MI ECHANICS' HALL, No. az BROADWAY, ABOVI
l Grand strocs-Open night during until
further notiee-The original and well kHown CaRIsTYS
hlNSTRELS comprising efficient and versatile corps
OF talented and eIpe-iepeed performers under the
agemept OF E. Chrisy, whose this oity
succession Of four years have been received with
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets u
soven o'clock Afternoon Sosoert svsrv Saturday
mencng ~ three y N
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OLYNPIc TBEArRE-sECoNp NIGHT OF rHE

OLYnPIS ThEATREcsECoND NIGHT OF TIE
~ season. w. A. Ash Co. pro prir tors This evening,
lTnetdhy) NOV ith will he produeed Mr.. ysaerssns
rev farce fkEplNG IN AT SIX O'CLOCK. p. M-felix,
MT. Jefferson; Nary Mrs. jefferson drs Trimmer Mrs.
Berry New laughabe burletta. e, titled A rTHUG6LE
rOh tut PANTo Mr. Gentle. W. Copeland Mr. Fleming,
Vt lArden snooks M Donegal Mrs. Spot, Wis snep-
nara sIs sehtle Mrs. Jenersoni Mrs. K.Noostsr, Mrs.
uenryi ano ANOTuER GLASS Daring the evening the
Ethiopian Ravals will give feas of Lager
semain Price Of admission all
Reserved seats. so cts. Private boxes. IS
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TRIpLER HALL-MADAME ANNA BISHOPS FIFTH
Grand Sacred Concert will take place sunday
ming next Nov IL to begin at half seven o'clock on
the same magnificent scale before The most imposing
and supendous Orchestra nbd together
in this country Grand Chorus within
immortal oratoro Of the creation in three parts, The
only time this truly work be heard this
try in all its spendor and extent, as other classic
following Sundays Sacred Concerts BY DESIRE
come of the choice ana popular selections forming the
Miscellaneous part Of the last Sundays Sacred Concert
ton Of Mr. Bochsa Tickets fifty cents to ali parts Of
the Ball To be had ut the principal hotels and at the
Hall Seats can be secured in the grand tier only with
20 Broadway and q Mossr. Kerksieg Breuains. t2i
Broadway. att the Hall the whole OF saturday, Nov. Is,
and On Sunday TIE uth fr2m to q and from TO the
evening" On AZ the :tmenss eeneouIse Of
these classical concerts doors to AZ half
past o'clock
EIRsT TINE IN NEW YoRK.-wILL OPEN ON
Thursday, Nov. 18th. at Panorama Hail. Broadway,
Beae Cravens Voyage to California and Return giving
views of Philadelphia, 1.-THE starting pont,) Cape May,
Charleston West Indies Rio Janero Cape terrific
the 1s,hmus Havana and Boston. This panorama,
decidedly the largest and most maanihcent in the world
painted by George Hslige $4,000 feet canvasss over
the Atlantic and Pacific of North and South
America from Philadelphia the starting place to Boston,
with most marnihecnt ocean views Admission S cents
msnce al ~ o'clock Exhibitions on ana satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
7 ooMIs's PANORAMA OF cuBA-oPEN EVERY
night at the Minerv, Rooms 4O6 Broadway-rspresent
ts cities and tropical also the social
customs Of the Crcoles and negro dances Doors At
o'clock; IN precisely Admittaneo 2Je.
children. half price.
CoR sALE-TpREE SEATS, sISGLY OR roGErHEa
for the the Aston Place Opera House.
| ply At 30 Wall street, up stairs.
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FELLOWS nINsTREts.-!.s FELLOWS, MANAa1E

EELLOWS hINSTRELS-J b. FELLOWS, MANA0EE
and proprietor Of Fellows Mnstreis has the honor
inform the citizens of this that his
ball erected on tie old Tattrsa ground 40 Broadway 10
now finished and his celebra ed band Of mnsres gave
their concert in ii Monday evening" November 4th-
The Hall Is ntted in gorgeous tye cushioned
seats oarpetd and beautifully lighted The tand is
posed OF the creates taen regards Ethonau MINSTREL
sy in America j. b. Fellows believes it dutv
his thanks to his numerous friends and the lie generally.
who have extended liberal patrnnage him.
state thai wall he spared make this
the most amusing and ohaste place the city
Doors open at 61aConeert commence aux Admission
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NJ B. BUTLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the re, pecve premises the easshold DR.
ocxns iS5 West Tssasy-srs STREET two
house With lease o anszPirea.
front brick hou,e story stable
With isss: OF lo nosesS years 9nesPirei With renee.
lease Of let expiring August 1851 with renewals lot
sssr rent S Also S.srS ass seo
establishments M West Twenty first street horres tive
balng utentls hture counter. ny order Of the ad-
fO' ' JOHN b. aAsxIN 70 Nassau street.
QYJAcoB s. FLATS G. CARaINGToN, AUCTION
- eer-Cash sale of an entire soei of fancy soOda by
70 the highest bidder consisting forty gss
auans SS' Of f'sS n rS 'SS I
Ss new aS cesS ts sTaS,sd s
print, hundred pearl handle pocket combs, .nives
lead pencils pencil pins ioieS una eysssi
brushes iaoes n boxes shoe isess guns
tolls l.@pwck Spectacle yhalsbGns cotton thread ink
catalosues at the auction room. 50
II GARDINER. AUcTIoNEEe-7DUrcH BULBoUs
II at ii osi"cE BSad%sy ,A oo%ss.as the 6,s s sH
81 S sies aSd om a
ssS yellow ground dtt0 Grog aus ASs%0n snSwdrOP
sold in lots TO accommodates purchasers.
W.; MCCORMICK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
. , sSS or 20 n sa .h G w
q family giving up hosseses pns nSls ss fine to cd
Ore proof Iron safes, made BY DelanO.
W. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
niture, Piano, &C.. Tomorrow "wednesday Nov 18th,
at half. past ten o'clock at No. "a Broadway will be sold
without reserve large assortment Of gentee household
furniture rotewof piano forte aud large assortment Of
useful and ornamental housekeeping articles Catalogues
now ready.
A UCTI0N NOTICE-THOS BELL AUCTiONEER
"a n. USH will SELL this day. at los o'clock at No
klpg street. Macdouga street, Household Furniture
Kitchen utensils Cooking Stove beautiful Rifle, Ladys
Gold Watch Pictures China Glass Ware, So by order of
Executor Deposits required Sale be settled
day. Sale. ain OF shine. THOS. BELL. Auctioneer.
A UCTIoN SALE WITHOUT REsERvE-JUsT AR
- rived from Europe, and for sale a. the Bulls
street Tuesday, November IL, at 10 o'clock, Devon
Bull with i've legs sho extra shoulder blade
fifth leg the back also the distinct tit Of This
considered the extraordinary beast exhibited
ram with four horns and three nct taithe tails alone
weighing 40 lbs Baboon, Wild Man of the Woods
the Coast Of Africa the largest standing
five feet five inches Also, fine Chinese and English
Pheasants.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SALE OF PROPERTY FOR
~ unpaid Taxes-Pubo notice is hereby given that sale
property unpaid for the l7 aud lS will
take place at public auctonat the City Ball Of the city Of
New York, Monday the sixteenth December
l2oclock at and be continued from day to until the
whole of said property shall be sold and that the detailed
statement Of the property to be sold for unpaid taxes pub
lshed in the New York Commercial Advertiser daily
newspaper printed and In the city Of New York
Cemptrsllers Office. New York. Sept. TO- 1880.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston PLACk-NEw MA
chinery by Mr. Tunison dresses by Mr.. DebeurIe
properties BY A. Gilbert scenery and decorations
Grain Prices of admission secured Seats Parquetts
and Boxes so admission Parquette aud Boxes the
systinE OF performance 81 Amih itb ars. 30 cents-
nth subscription night Wednesday eveng Nov H. will DO
performed LuCREZlA acknowledgements Borga, Signori-
ma Psrodi; ssno or.ini ssnorina rai Gennao. SGnor
Lorni DOM AfonEo Sgnor Gubotta signor
Observation-Disclosures and Director. Maretzek Leader
Nj hreutzeri Chorus Master Mr.. H.Ner Doors ID
qu9rter before perform DO IA nolsek
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z H
Proprietor and Manager; John Green wood, Jr Assist
ant Manager.-Ths afternoon will be performed the
attractive farce entitled SISTER KATE After which the
fascinating piece called UN LIE sther with popular
airs the Lancashire Bell Rir This evening viii
be repeated that popular drama received with
such unbour ded applause, TIE DRUNK,RD The new
eurosites the Carriage Of 0neen Adead amarillo
Bust of Jenny Lind; Lump OF old from Calf rna weigh
ing 55 lbs the celebrated chinese Family Of persons;
the Gpsey Fortune Teller; the English Giant upwa de Of
eight feet high Afternoon perform 81 evening
~ ocseh Admission IS children under ten years,
half prize.
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NEw YORK AuPHIrHEArRt. no. 81 RowERY.-

NEW YORK AuPHITBEATRE. NO. 81 BowERY.--
IN JAMES N. June N Co. Pruprietors.-Ioe Portland.
Clown Third Week-On Tue day .ning, November H.
the French troupe will appear all thsr simta lie
ornsnces Mile Tourpaire will Introduce her admirably
trained dancing horse that novel aud pleasing act OF
equesransm, he Grand Act Of tbs Manege The
brilliant constellation Of STARE will all appear the
evening viz Mile Louise Mile Ross, Benoit. Mlls
tourniAie Mile Jesnnete the great boz Ito eqnilbrst.
Amodo Neuperte Mons. RenOt. Mr. Nixon and Sens
Admission-Prate boxes 80 cents boxes IS oents pit,
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yIANTsD-A PROTESTANT WOMAN As NURSE
One etpasls q tssieg the shs-ye q small children
sud s willing % 40 sh0rs distauce Ia the with
r.d city reseness may sgpy at 10 Moth Eecrs street
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eJ OOO a YOUNG NAY OF REspEcranILIry

- .UOU. and Lusinoaa hsbi,s, comrctont fsr sny
buness wishes 10 purcfase Interest IN Profitable
Business mshanosl otherwise. already established.
wtvs finnish tha shove " required. Address
X Il, BY letter. pott paid. SO Greenwieh street.
NUAE1En-A PARTNER. win $780, To CON-
w sence tu'incsf which, from its proats, e
extended become Of the mot lacratye. Appc alton
90 Manufacturer. a. this paper, all be attended g..
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CONCERT BY THE BENDEL~SOHN ASSOCIATION
~ at Gothic Hall Brooklyn Tue'day evening the 18th
of November at o'clock. when the celebrated "5abat
Mater by Rossni will be performed with full orchestra
PRINCIPAL Vocalist Mrs Laura A. Jones, Miss Bnrrel.
Bother Hessrs Thomas and Rexford Conductor,
T. Ives Family subscription tickets admitting to the
monthly concerts ST. Single tiekt 20 cents TO be had at
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CALIFORNIA.

OGDEN HAYhFs-tRiCHp T. OGDEN. TuOs ,
" Haypsal- wholesale atd Gsnsral Commirsion Mer.
chants fsn lranrscn, California hrrchsndec Consigned
20 will te psced bar 0urttoe ship ard sold y sam
plssthus avoiding ell riska uf fro etc Refer tcMm
or, h Co New York Iassrh r ssnser. 40. Lombard q
Bu iricf. d., BUR- Stevens A. Conan, Morkips %.
d.; ContIn smith. do Q 7. Bayes do Reat Rawls
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nuGRIM.s pRonREss-NoY OPEN Ar WAsHING-
ON IXnInIrIoN AND SALE AT TIE q ,LLERY gzd

" broAds the celebrated picture, Nv Count dOrsay,
the sire Of life, Of Queen Victoria on uorsehsok In
poEtant works. by tue late D. West Of the ANGEL
srpeArnK 10 uaEar aud Ishrss" The Triumph 90 Love-,
AND u length portrait OF che atist in his studio with
DSath the Pale uorso" his easel with beautiful
and other hne pictures IN the apsent ani modern
school. Admttsuce l2f cents, frou A. NJ TIL Il. n.
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TAl Loa nE p.u,nE. roRwARplvo ASD COS

CALEDONIA GOLD MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.
into Watches Chains, Iockets Ripgs &C. at short mo-
tes and nt less thea usual pries. W Jas W fAuLxNER
ai9 Brcaavay. Having manufsctory Of his the
nrtises ptrso. mar depend upon getting the gold
In return. watches and yewelrI repaired Constantly
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q = OOn wASTED.-A BUSINESS NAN TO ACT
Yo,OUO a. sg.st in this city for IA ton Works, near
cy ned apply Who advance from four
q thaufaud dsars. Ter which real estate
will be Fiveu. Addrcss "iron," Herald once.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-02
NOTECEs TO
xSESAEDME EggJEElDEFS.

THE Subscribers have become owners
ofrhnye''s Patent Improved plan of
Building BRIDGES. for the Districts Of
Anderson and Pickcns, and are prepare.
to sell single rights or to take contracts
for building bridges in the above districts.
The above Patent is pronounced by
all scientific mechanics wh' have exam
incd il, to comtine more advantages than
any other bridge ever kno n-for cheap
ness, beauty, strength, and durability it
canno, be surpassed The great advan
tage yer all other bridges is. that any
pic G of timber in the bridge, can be ta-
ken out and replaced at pleasure, with
ont eDdnnge'ing its strength in the least;
u bridge once built need never be rc-
bull entirely anew.
For furthcr particulars inquire at this
Office. or address the subscribers at An
derson c. f., S. e.
HARRISON & WYNNE
Jan. 5, 80 as 33 I'm
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SOUTH CAR OLIN A.
PickcVas District.
Ho1Yiet Vamzant, Applicant,

/mm''a lane Van&an'. Jeptha Nor
ton Pon2ont, Robsrt VIII am Vanzavt,
IaD,n" .Eltzqbeh Vonzaat, George TNos.
VoaZont, Defendants.
tappenring to nv satisfaction that the
BrfendenIsall reside without this STATE,
st is ihc.cforc ordered that they do ap.
pear and object to the division or sale of
the Real Estate of William vanzant, de-
ceased, on or before The Eighth day of
dptil next, ortheir consent to the same
willeatcrcd of record.
w. d. STEELE, o. Il. D.
Ofdinnry Office, JIM, $50.
81 }ss td
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NEW GOODS !

take this method of informing nv
friends and the public generally, that /
have just received Il large and well Sc
lected stock of
H'aff snti Winter Eo0dis.
fresh from Now York, of the latest STYLES:
consist iii part of Tie following named
articles Broad Clohs, .Sattinetts, Vest
patterns, Over-Coats, Fancy Prints, AL
paccas, plain and silk striped; Home
spuns, bleaohed and brown: Ginphams,
willie checked Muslin Jaconet and Print
ed do, Flann, Is, Apron Checks, &c, &c.
Bonncts, Hats and Caps, of almost
every shape and style; Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery-warc, Shoes, Saddles,
Brides, Medicines, DC, all of which
will sell low for cash or good names and
tiatter myself that my friends who have
patronizcd me so literally in Hamburg,
viii extend their patronage here likewise.
| hope, at least, that they will call and
examine my stock Of Goods before trading
elsewhere.
Any amount of Bceswax. Tallow and
Seed Cotton will be taken in payment for
Gouds.
J. j. HOWARD.
Holly Hill, Pickens Dist, Nov 2l, 1870.
2S At
ro. F. PERRY. E. Nj. KEITH !
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-02
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN THE COMMON rLEAs
PTCKENS DISTRICT.

Henry Whiimire, Dec. in Attachment
VS.. Il. NJ Keith
John Bishop Pl'Ils Atty.
The Pl,indf having this day filed his
declaration in my office, and the defend
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to bc in this State, On motion:
1t is ordered, that the defendant do ap-
pear, and plead or demur to the said de-
claration, within a year and day from
this date, or Judgment will be entered by
default
w. l.. KEITH, c. c,p.
May 10, '849