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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-02-27
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

THE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
i friends and the public generally for the patron
age heretofore extended to him, and has the plea
sure to inform them that he has just finished 4
splendid assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
of every description, which he will sell on the most
reasonable terms for cash or approved paper. Ills
stnblshment is two doors west of his old stand,
ner of Third Street and Pennsylvania .4renue, and
opposite Gadsbv's New Hotel. Persons i'll want
Carriages will find it to their advantage to i've me
call Before purchasing. Old Carriages repaired at
the shortest notice, or taken in exchange tor new
ones. have good assortment of secondhand Car
;.ucs which will sell on reasonable terms.
MICHAEL McDERMOTT,
may ely. washington, II. I.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-02-27

CADDLERY.-Just received and for sales
y lot ofelcgant Saddes-also, Whips, and Spur,
bv WIN. BOSWELL s. co,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-02-27

A HERo.-A gentleman who makes
widows for living.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-02-27

The poor man who patiently endures
his want, is rich enough.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-02-27
j Washington, August 8, lS49.-tf
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.

The Leading Periodical in america !!
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II e II nj s

For Three Dollars, in advance, (par money in the
States from which it is relnitted,) One Copy Of Gra-
ham and a copy ola Large and Magnificent Print by
distinguished Engraver, and which may be consd-
cred one of the most beautiful specimens of Art ever
presented by any Magazine publishers And also,
new and beautiful Engraving, suitable for framing
of a Sacred Subject,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-02-27

Lord John Russell, first lord Of the
English treasury, is very small man,
and has been twice married, both times
to widows, Lord John was recently
attacked by parliamentary orator, who
called him "the widows mite, that was
cast into the treasury"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-02-27

Grattan one day came to his son and
pushed him till he awakened him.
@Come," said he, "get up, recolIect that
it is the early bird that catches the
Worrn."
"Served the worm right, for being
about SO early" replied the young hope
fal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

EY The Neso Yorker Abend Zeitung is the title
of new German evening paper, commenced in
this City by an association Of German printers,
the specimen number Of which We received yea
serday. The regular publication begins on Mos
day. Is la goodlooking Sheet abous half the
size Of The Tribune aud is to be furnished 10 sub
scribers OF 10 cents week, 1t In written in ex-
ceent ssyle. free from personalities with noble
aspirations and tendencies, and promises 70 be
valuable addition 80 our German journalism The
Editors name Is not given, bus we understand that
is ID to be conducted By Mr.. Kapp, young gen
tenen who has been but three or four months in
she country, and who does nos seem to ace clearly
enough TO distinguish the coGnserfcit which hare
claims to be Democracy from the genuine thing.
The A6end Zestung is a great advocate Of State
Rishts, and opposes the Wilmos Proviso No
dOubs shia is oil easy but we respectfully suggest
that American polisics is rather complicated busi'
ness, with respect to which the opinion Of green
hand, even if formed under the light OF pure res-
soD ia ofsen interesting, bat not always valuable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
AmERxoAN ART-UNIoM.

fcoypoyated for the promotior Of the Ffne Arts IN The
United States.)
YV1HE GALLERIEs 1887 Broadway will beopen to the
public on and afer the 5h inst from O'Clock A. to
O'Clock M, Admission Frse.
The walls are hung .wih.upwardh Of THREE HUNDRED
PAINTINGS already purchased for distribution The num-
ber will be increased the subscription list ADVANCES
Twenty copies In OF The Filace graceful sat.
cite by Brown ak bronzebuss OF WsAhlpg lon by Knee
land marble stauary end bronze Medals &c &c are eSo
among the works to be distributed.
Members OF 1850 for each subscription OF s. In addition
10 share In the distribution above worku are entitled
10 set Of the following works OF Art, Wis
TO such numbers OF the Monthly Bulletin as may be
issued AFTER the date Of their respective subscriptions 1hs
s an illustrated publication, each No. containing 10 psge
ogree columns each Of reading matter relating to Art
H. 70 Print from the fine Line Engraving by Burt from
Lesles celebrated painting OF Anne Page, Slender and
shsllow-size 2os by l63 Inches.
Ill TO of Eve Engravngs In Line executed ID ms
highest STYLE afer Coles Dream of Arcadia, Edmonds
New Scholar, Leutzes Image Breaker, Duraods Dover
Plaipe and Woodvie's Gard Players, Sizes v By 10
iocheS each.
Members S49 OF previous years. who have not
obtained their Engravings &C. requested to apply for
them Mt the Galleries IS 3taThSat&Tu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.

THr JENNY LIND TIcKET,Aucr1oE - Second
Dag.- The sale OF Tickets for the frat Concert o.
r,npy Lind was resumed at Castle Garden at 10
oo,ock yesterday morning, and was very largely at
tended. The frat privilege offered was from / TO
90 an often the privilege OF Saturday
The sales began with SIS and s. 25, aud ran up to
Sc %; continuing stationary for some tlne at 20,
and went of freely at IS. For the accommodation
of those who were limited as to prices, the priyl-
lege was subsequently extended to so seats.
Mr. Barnum announced that az offer OF s. had
teeR made for every seatremainipg in the bouHe'bus
he had not accepted it would he do so, though
$1,000 were offered. The probability OF the resi-
due Of the selss going in other directions produced
The elect of keeping the price yesterday morning
at IS.
The number of tickets sold up to yestosasy
vss over Three Thousand. NeSara. Hall & Son
were the largest purchasers, taking 1880 seass'
at IS to 81 50-mostly az the former rate
Messrs. Joie & Son TOOK lao seats, at So to s5t
"John smith" purchased very large number
seats.
Phalon was alao q heavy purchaser.
The Irving House purchased 80 additional aeaHs
at S..
The Clinton Hotel took 20 seats, at IS.
The number of single purchaser was very large
ranging from one sofour seat, bid OFT by indlVlda
ais at an average of about S.
We have prepared the following synopsis OF the
price of tickets, average value, aud receipts, as lar
"a we haze the data. 1t will be seen that nearly
4,5oo are here put down 81 an average price OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

ing Morn caeth fondy to fair boy atraying."
Mr. Dempster was warmly welcomed, as hs al
wayss on returning to any place where he has
once been. He ia specially welcome, whenever he
brings new songs.
BUST OF JENNY LIND.-We saw yesterday in
Putnan's bookstore, superb bust of jenny Lind
in marble, by the English sculptor Durham. 1t
has the rare merit of being an excellent portrait
while the outline of the features ia soitened to
harmony " it'll their exalted spiritual expression
The head ia slightly bent forward, which gives it a
peculiarly gestle and winning look; and the gen.
eral effect is in the highest degree tender pure hnd
womanly A single rose is Knocked in marble
among her full, wavy hair, and large bell-aower
troops on her bosom. The mechanical execution
of the bust is remarkably fine. Il was imported
by Puma1p, and 10 well worth visit.
JENNY LIND CAEEs.-Mr. Rose, AZ Resde at, az
will be sc by his advertisement in another COL
ump, has undertaken the manufacture of Jenny
Lind Canes. Having obtained the commentator
Of MeEsra. Benedict and Belatt we presume he
will have some difficulty in supplying the orders
thss will follow.
NJ, WYSEN--Thin admirable young yiolinist, we
are glad to see, has been engaged for short season
At the Broadway Theater, where he will perform
tonight. He possesses marked and original talents
and we beapeak for hun most cordial and Sasia
factory reception.
Mr. GoLpsHIrH-The return Of thia genteman
TO the City has been announced Yesterday he received
large number OF calls ladies aud gentlemen snx oos
10 Improve their penmsnshp under so renowned eschef
His classes are rapidly filing up, and all who dears to take
private lessons viii nd this the best time to apply az tns
demands upon his attention will multiply az the 'ea'on ad-
vanees Hia uaual at 2Ss Broadway hfs cor
ner above the living House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS To. EIGHr-The Industrial Congress-
New City Hall; Operative Brick and Stone
Maaons, rs Prince ss, the Bricklsyers and Plaster
ers, Military Hall, Bowery and the Mechanics
and Workingmen's Homestead Association, at the
Bakers House of Call, Louis Hallbauer keep
er) 1877 Grand.ss. near Broadway. The meetings
Of the Congress of Workirgmen 10 opsn to the
public, and the ladies particularly as the question
OF their admission by Delegates win again come
up for diacussion.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RIBLOs SzA1DEN
FECKETs 20 Genie to s gars OF the saoon rdose
Manager, MrJOHN sEPToN ,,,, g,u.
Second week of ihe short aes,on OF The RAVEL IN
lily, % In punber who Will appear Ia ne@
TUEspAY lvESITG Sep. 10 the entertainments viii
with overture bead s,d ns .e esed
LA Az FET TRiS5 "a The Aged Dancers
rha ,or,aa bv fr,t time In New YORK; solree de
10 De ~ re dances OF the day
Irtermi,Eop Of hall hour during ns , %
str the coae % n Where ladies' and families may Obtain
W c y. and Refreshments Of every v.rety Ike wise
tbs lower splendid ssla9n w D7 '"0"N 0Peu AO
men upuccoDptnled ny Ieoles -, u.,o -,
AN' "A0'0 RAOUL or the Magic Star.
T., ~welye Pableaux, composed by Jerome RRveL
~ F-ucipa characters by the Revel Family
D1O4DWAs THRATER,-goorsop sn at 80
II C mmenco al II cceckZals EVE p ING Sept 10,
the entertainment" vi SeTe Tfe gsA e fafce Of sae
Aner which scene rom oonizett's
LINDA OF CHAMOUNI
Icda n French court dress ofOo) Mad Anna B1saop
Recitatve-" Too long Eve tarried
Csvarne-"O Light of all my Joys Alone"
Reci.ave-" Three Months have now gone BY me-
10 80 GRAND CONCERT.
Scene from Rossinps BAR IERE DI sin!aLla: TX.
Prtceu Rdasioz. TO BresR Circle ana P9fqust foc
Family Circle and Thrd Tier, 25c; Gallery 122c
pOHT0N;Es YREATER, Chamberssl rear Of isno
ID Civ aal-the nearest Theaer 10 the large Holels
This EVENING, September TO- win be played the Col
mans Comedy, Ia three ac'B, called
HEIR AT LAW.
DR. Panpioss Burton Delhi Dowlas. .Mrs HUI hes
Denie DOwlas wR Blake arss
TO conclude With the g ard Essay Lndmsnia, cal ed
SHEE GOMEZ!
Mr. Barneyem Jenny Lind'R Manager Mr. burton
Pbe Nghtns ale by Heeren Won Jansen
oooIs open III, to begin at u o'cock-BozeS dreoe
circle and parque So cts my eee or ,ec0ao Nth n e5,
Toned arm chairs IS CHS
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OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
CaRIsTY,S OPERA HOUSE

n eCbHnfC'D Il III,
A %A BROADWAY, above Grand .st-Chrgty's Min
slrelk respectfully their patrons and The
public generally that they Will have the honor OF recon-
nenciDs eea Of their popular Concerts In this city on
Mopday, Sep!
Tlckels 25 Doors open att; comm snce al ocik
panv comprising an efficient and versatile "cops" of
enteo and experienced performers under the
OFF, P. GHsrtTF 81 iWls'
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NI,FW-YORK TRIBUNE.

,-,,,,, vopK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
THE Er SrR MORNING, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
~. rrlsusE BUILDINGS, CORNER OF SPRUCE AND 'As
Al 'AA sAu.srREErs, OPPOSITE TIE CITY aAaL' 1..o.
delivered to City Subscribers for ~ advance @e at the
vek or wh ndn KEY u Prev Year 1t the rate Single
rCnies Two Cents hau -fnss taken for six months
sSsr in advance 81 70 Ree Doars III ADVANCE
s 81 t. S se S @9. 5ser a5
Papers teeeyee a. i sre not allowed any difference
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A,,TnoRIzEp EDITION OF

JENNY LIND NJ U &c.
Vn,HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully call the attention
TIE public to the subjoned letters from Mr. Senedci
md Signer BelIe!ti.
The subscribers have claimed to be the authorized agents
fer the publishing OF the Jenny Lind mu'c and hey BE-
ve be sub,oined letters satisfactorily prove founda
tons of their claim ,o,o
TO SAMUEL C. JoLLlE ESQ Strive herewith assgn
eyoa the full and exclusive right all the music sung by
Mdle Jenny Lind In America; ALSO all tho music CON-
posed or sung by us during gojourn In the United
s,a,es JULES BENEDICT,
GIOVANNI BELLETTl.
IRVING House, NEW YORK, Sept. 6, 1850.
YosAAuYL C. JoLLIE, ESQ. Sri certify, with peas
sre thai your edition OF The Jenny Lind music In which
yoa have associated the name of Firth Pond Co is the
emily authorized edi.on published; and further that each
sopg Ia duly revised by me before publication
So lhsuA JULES oENEoioF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
FELLO Ws'
ETHIOPIAN oPERATIO TROUPE,

LATE pIERcEs MINsTRELs
AT the Society Librsry Rooms Brosdwa cor Leonard sl
NN MONDAY, September 8, aud every n'gnt until Inc
comp eton their HI II on the Ta'teT ealla ground,
which WIN be com pleed about he frat OF next mouth The
thai has favored this nimshle band Of EthO
Dian performers for the b seRson, when m s all OF the
plscer fauEemep In his great Metropolis closed,
while this band performing every evening 10 Gro ~ded
uses stamped them as beng the ne Plus ultra OF all
Ethiopian ban s-comprisug company OF oMteen per
Yhey will have the honor Of giving their original and mimi
tab entertainments every night urtil further notice
Ap AFTERNOON CONCERT on Wednesday aud Saturdays,
commencing at O'Clock, r Nj 81
ZoRER,s ETHIOPIAN OPERA O0NTIQUE.
rs,hIs NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMPANY COM
posed OF the best class Of talent as well 10 singing as N
Ethiopian delineson In the newest and most approved
style Will undel oe En seecfer ST corner Of
Morton-st Oh Monday evening next Sept
Admission IS cent? Doors open at 7. commencing at
B-Omnbusses from all parts of the city pass either
by the door within or two blocks OF the hall % e
SEyaN MILE PANORAMnA-R presenting 600
- Miles M'''pp sie1eFyRTas continuation by To-
Original Panorama OF the
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
At Panorama Hail. 1913 Broadway corner of Walker every
nnd Saturday, at O'Clock Price Of admission IS cents
children ha price Doors open al 7-commence ss73
Bl0 Steodith
i"S-TRRRNACIE,-Mr DEMPsPERs Third odgi.
Gle On THURSDAY EVENING Sept Il, combating Of az.
other releeron of bis choice so gs including his com
1otitioo "Monng Moor endN got" and his ta', rhe
MAY Queen" To commence al O'CLOCK fIV
7UHE WONDERFUL INDIAN DWARF Tnsi
have us arrived from Central America the greateot
CURIOSITY Of the sge (ao pronounced by gentlemen OF intel
pence) being much smaller ,h.n the renowned Ton
Thumb Yhey bot "a and 20 inches high their
weight but SSt fbs their age IA and 6 years They VIII
be exhibits abort time previous 10 hs iJ departure
ednesdsy Sept H. 1850 The exhibition take place al
2 the afternoon and O'Clock IN the evening
Admission % cents child en- half price. SO SFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

R0ORRIsANIA CELEBRATION.-Grs Fee
NsNynL Promenade, PIC MIC, &c -fhe Anniversary
Cessraon of morIania Village viii take place on We'd
heeay III ipst II rainy the next fstr osy The exe-ciss'
viii consl of yeal ssueB from exhumed ak pound
s Of Revolutionary iples Grand Ptomenade presided
by DodwoIhs Brass Band; Orators by Horace Greeley
ana oihers Dinners for ihoae who wish at SO Cents by
hg under The direction of Daniel Aosn PyIoechust &c.
&c he All Interested In The prosperity Of Morrsania Gill
hied 10 be present Come one come ali The fare fr
as excursion has been dxed by the Harlem Railroad Con-
fany 22 each way ine trsua running folows
Leave City Hail ats TO- Ia AN Returning leave Nor
fsars al g 81 S. s. IS aud PM. foe O'clock morn.
he and evening trains extra for this occasion Phe
public ire earnestly invited lake the CLOCK mo ming
hsin arriving tine 1o!n tho villagers in the grand pro-
RehGae By order al tho Committee of Arrang
GEORGE SCARDEFIELD Chairman,
VIZ. CAuLpwELL Secretary slG ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

VVsICKETS FOR JENNY LIMBS FIRST CON
4 CkRT-A iuied plumber In Balcony OF Parqlet In
auaous az good in the house, 70 sale on resson
% tern d by HIRAM DIXON, 2Maiden-sne. slO 2nsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
THE MINISTRIES CURSE

4
BY ChARLEs MULLER
Bls work OF art which received ,ee second prize as
the National Exhibition of Fine Arts 10 PgHs (18i9,l
viii be- exhibited next week In tue rooms of the NadonG
Academy of Design, 66s Broad way, opposite BonAst
aln SsiaeodE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

JENNY LIMBS CONCERTS.
TTsCKETS for thehe Concerts be procured az low
.''~' ~ = WILLIAM HALL & SON.
,oe, $50 Broad way
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SEW.YORR WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
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THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10

JENNY LIMBS CONCERT TICKETS.
EIouR TICKETS. Nos S024 3025 SEES and S,e27 supe
L Or seats 10 see or hear-Parquete. Price $40 In.
te ct the bar Of the Eastern Pearlnt House corner OF
FeY.st $40 1tN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-10
MLLE. JENMY LIMD,s CONCERT

M1,LLE, JENNY LIHD'S CONCERT.
livery SEAT FOR WEDNESDAY NI9af has heen
Edispos Of The purchasers procure their tickets
during day at The Office a. Casue GARDEN Thohe mold
hg yellow cs WILL the better their going
on Wednesday night al about 5 O'Clock Those holding
red ana ne tickets should arrive about O'Clock Al
places unles possession is taken before O'clock
few promenade tickets may be obtained at The american
Museum. Price s. No money win be taxed at hs doors
On the night Of the concert The gentlemen engaged as
gshsrs viii please bs puncusly at the garden IT
Wednesday In order learn their duties Ticket No 52
fss been by intake instead of No 500 must DO
Exchanged $40 2isS P. BARNUM
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JENNY LIND's CONCERT.
TSICRETS FOR THESE CONCERTS can be OBJ
tained on application - WA. HALL L SON,
plo eas 239 sroad gay.
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w.,p Npyv.yORK TRIBUNE

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~ rnbsbed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer of
rhfderee Price Ct cents per copy. - - ,,.-,
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FOR EUROPEAN CIKCUI.hIIUS' - + =,
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,1l Price O. cents per copy, on Sipci 1V"i' p0S'es
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SSAk lsI AMERICAN MUsEUM.-r. z.
~ ~ . ANU ., Rtopnstot and Manager - jim GREEN.
WOOD, Jr. AasssAnl Mansger.-For the whole of this
week eomnebemg hondeN, Sept g. 1850. thoss exrsor.
elnsfy infant pasnouena, Kate and Ellen Sateman ~ili
positively MAKE sher Te,5 sai appearance here Friday
text anai " nca nme au1e hay WITH favore
sSnedy OF tragedy every siseIpoou Pho Druukard WIN
Sss afternoon Million o. CqIiosaes are 10 no scan q.
hegro TuFring Rhe, DC Afisynoon psEormnrrsS a, y.
Esen al u O'clock Ada isson IS children ~ eta
III S'SJ
sTHE DUSSELDORF AOADKMY on gINp
ARTB New pat, ttnga recently arrived from rnynn
saesg heh IL Gsrmsss" By Kechcr. work Of ars Of
e The exhibition OF paintings BY srssls ~
90 above school has received many Hdions en3 rs;rr
ss q ,ho two the Hall OF the Church Of nj
sne Unity tn Broadway between Spring and PEince-sts
Sen 10 O'clock a. n. TIL 10 O'Clock P. IL.
nleensa, ;n,s sss
lE10N COURSE, L.I.-TR0TPINe.-FaUR
NJ D4Y, Sept IL 1850. ais ociocs.-Purss ESQ., no
Secfge Young enseYab -. Lady Moscow.
Use Dsnnaies, eatsrs b. &. Jack aoesIsT.
%, "ln heelsn enters D. & Pelham.
ne ears Win leave South Ferry, Brooklyn as q oelck
"a fetnrs when the sparta are oVeE
sSs srIGER b Mol6AfJfs, Proprtetors,
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DEAPsTERs SECOND CoECERT-Ir.D EMPsTER
gave the second Of his ballad aoirees last night at
the Tabernacle. In spite of she great musical event
about to come OF, thers was good, and what Is
better, an appreciatiye audience on hand Amons
the songs sung by Mr.. Dempster, in his own mimi
table style, were our oil favor ses of John AndeF
son., Oh, Poorsith Cauld Duncan Gray" and
an exquisite new ballad by Cbas Swain, oommenc
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square Of 2 lines (or less) for the first insertions
and % cents for each continuance. a liberal
deduction made to those who advertise by the
year. Persons sending advertisements must
mark the number of times they desire them
inserted, or they will be continued until for
bid an! charged accordingly.
0T' For announcing the names of candi-
dates for Office THREE DOLLARS, CASH.
Jon WoRK, such as Pamphlets, Minutes, Cir.
culars, Cards, Blanks, IIandbills, &C., will be
executed in neat and workmanlike manner,
ut short notice, and on reasonable terms.
All letters addressed TO the proprietor, post
paid, will be promptly attended tc.
Persons Rt u distance sending MS the names
of four solvent subscribers, will be entitled to
a fifth copy gratis.
No communications inserted unless ncccm
panied by the name of the author.
~ OAce on the West side Of the Public
Square, next door but one above the Post
Office.