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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
Fire I'm FrcdOpia.


Our village last night experienced the most MS
s..raus connacraca with which has ever been visited
The first rre discovered ahoai midnight nv cl1'i
n-N building neNt the bridge, anc soou spreAcin % e
a. a.niuf oahdngs. gave lle opportunity Ioi rrse-hs
tieif cog en,s from destacuoc. Within about - minutes
thereafter and while a. were busy ana crSxV sE'Nld 1v
carrsre and cabinet manufactures alarm = As gwen ma
t " 1l-hcu RloCk fc, which provei blt 100 ne
TIE new hu1ding owned o. ) Noodiore, in "lacL
ibe fre stnaeo was OCCUPIED ty Crsnef Crsnp As
csrrsc. .hop rheir ,C - oss Is About slV-no ~
surSne Z. e next dW cling aouse contiguous AS oNhe0
as he.rs OF e lsle Ms Spencer Loss an insurance. lo
s,ceftAlncd Tee cabinet mGnuactorN CT nj L
next ard great OF conteis niost4 'est Lee
Aboat 5000 lnslred s 40 TIE two neN9 c~e-.nk
houses west were owned oy MI Nooaforc whose "ss On
shem and lhe carriage aSugiGcory = heaiD 800 ~
s4fed g 100 The losses Wo,eeen bock are sessSnAs
~ follows Wolehes Building owned BY z l. " oleoea-
lQss SiSac-iasVred SStNA ;. h hsveass haie"At
sorC-ioss S6.o.o-no Insurance { DaoleY - : az
goods s.oyeioss g eoo-ins1rcd - Q0o fsrSins Meo
s.ers dry goods - 0-insuranee SossV ton
dry goods sioreg oods rnosgy reuaoN esi-oss
Sa0s-iQLy insured ODD Fellows hsll--oss Ss,s--ee
insurance. Dr. HAS oface-ioss Sson0 tnsurrc-- Il :
Sniih's sadefy sAo;-loss S6isA-lnsured $50 Censor
cfScs-loss S2gco-insnred 81 oQo-eooks sSvca- pSel
~ holse IN rear OF Mo-ben Block nc1 BY JSmes'or
Bsak-loss small DwSlling house next cas-; q We oe1
Rock owned bv Jcstgs TlfueToss s,,t-uo insurance
Toe ,o,sl loss IS not Tar >+o0 OF which ABOUT S@o
\. Covered av .surancc Ire have nscc OF
ss,s les lot lUc.adc several -1Qr oles not see tauei
re rrohshfy Is rs. hon sfss were ne wofk 81 lucer-
dares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
N.x.Yars Town Election..

.SCHOHARiE COUNTY - >sP"FisH'
WA,s-SehoAaI.e. Blenhelm CG.lsie EspetAne'' Cd
hoa-S
Loeo-wdsbt Seward. couesvne Jefferson. Middle
eafgh Sharon. Richmondvle Cooelesknl. summit
Faiion--l0 BFoome-Tie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
RIAL ErArs-The 6llo~ins sales were mad.

THE WILIIANssURGH FEERT The ioliowinghs
the Resolution adopted by the Board Of Aldermen on Mon
DAY u.ga he recommendation of he Ferry Company
twas liaehed ID their now Report smendaofy Of their
former ote on ae petition Of The wlliam.bufgh Ferry
Company This resolution makss no provision for any
extra amount ~ money
hs4crsd. Thai permission be- and gho same 10 hereby
given Ia the Wilsms5urgh Ferry Company 10 use during
ne lcasel ths bukhesd between Grand aud broome
for ferry PURPOSES said ami occupation shall be deem
II granted for se occupation only % tho sfry ffOr
Grand 81 Wilismsbnrgh IN Grsndst Nsw.York. durins
lease provided thai nothing herein contain n
shall he construed saec the act existing te
the Common Council AMI tho NilhamsouIsh Fsfr
Company
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WILLlAAsguRGH ITEMS

IIttDAT hFtfFSVEI 'E<1|"E
n The great steamship Baltic, snched on
Saturday,, aossed .eross he river 70 ne Wili.msoars1
sic, AID struck Ibs s.oop Oss beooDng " tss hss"'
Lake .nd lyinz q, the foot Of sOrdseeondst 90 n"snns
MAJ the srssr sank sooa ssr The espAin esfsp sspsa
win hi. r.anea instrsmepss The eloo'nz sod o"~
oroOsrty Of hoes &c board VA Oct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

EU"E3IEF DE9HEI"~I
BUroLlE CAUoHT>--OB Monday afternoon, OH
.,r Ae..r Of he Tksnssnth Ward (ssw-Yosf) Poles.
,uscssdsd in srresang rznsd Samuel Aorrs Who.
or ne ish Of est Dscsnber broks mo ne hocss q Mr.
JOIN 6rs1sz 10 us nlsgs. and stole qsssfry Of Dss
earpso he rhs property vac recovered, Nd - fax~s
n<sed ~ % answer.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

-, ,sy.YoRk DALI TRIBUNE IS PUBLISHED
gvERr xoRSiSe lsusDAfs tAchFIhD'
a, The Tribune Buildings, corner oil spruce
sea Nassau streets, opposite Inc .'S i'""'
sever,a 10 City subsen0efsioi 12 eea. pr
40 tr ttsy prefer hey can pay In SlvaAes . ~ -
~ - ,ooths OF a wear al Inc sane ree olns7 " II
~ Gems Mai sgbscnoeEs Eve Do.es " ,S,s-
i,ss,ce ssbscriot;0ns tsken f0f sx uonIs Io' IL
So, A. N Thr~- Do are 10 s3ysDce required - e
- ses via Country Ss"sPspeIs Ds,y se ~ m
~ MS oace, vuo.e terms are MH.eI N"'
x,t1Irs sre lot allowed suy cfefenc-
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Receinr. nj Prnduce.

By Railroad siaes yesfcr9as--3S0 bhls Flour,
Jos do Ashes 81 do whssky IS do Provslers al bkgs
Aeehandlse Is DO Butter 81 sides Lssihsg l{S hcao %
SA4s IS a. Sheep lex DO hogs bales Hay l2ss feet
L0mbeT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

BVRNlNS ~ RAILROAD BUILDINGS ANp 81
A, ,es,e,i.X he wooashels belonging 10 ths Alh1rr
"a Rocbeser Railroad Co a. Psfosd- oos RE ifon NJ
.asfks a,nS om he locomotive engaged . dfH"1s Noeo
- ~, sSnf strong win3 BOWIE a. ne tine, aDd
tke sre icalns he seasoned pane ilel co-ecec
taere .nrsad rapidly and was soon beyonA eo.ToA
About 2soo cords Of "eoa-SW eoiS' 81 g. - -
snd worth aSou, S325 per eord-were collected nnaef
thase sheds near the railroad track TIE wSleiioekA-
In sre-uroof stone building also here and opposie
he tavern sand belonging 70 Mr. WOOD Al A. sesIon
received ron Psord ABOUT coo cords q wood lac oeen
COZ med ana The sre sill burning Years
ta5ed that change Il tho wirc would drive me aA 20
he drenon Of me tavern ssnd which 70 neal Al hsrc and
tbas extend The Ere very disasronsy aoeaesses Dc1 =
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rL-rllfI-- ~ = - =
ne ceremony E.s a a. end

SCHOOL W. The Anna Exaniahton q
Paslc Scsool 10 D under Ae management Of Wills
W SMITH Zee. Prrc "a sna Misses aszi' s-d AcOEI'
~ ..r Ass.t.E.s au..tsfug Ei1s Ia al, .ooS Place o.
Nsdsv a. sanounoes q T> Tyt5.as ssofs ne Board Of
Trustee, csths sJcs.y Of rs Cy Tas ersn.asiion
"a, uot IS srass-t e. lad Lac Pasc snd osi con,
1a-Auvey few u ne scholars were s1esonea a. a. Tie
~ q 100 saort for more han very sAs& zEsee ~ De
.et.s sros-sncy Of IL guy. sach Of se vaous Dc
o.rne..s Il ne PrnRy carmen; Mes AeGse showed
ueh tact N -aaaslzg be- scholars ie order ws very
rood ard bul o-s Of ne g1esrons haed he sazas vas
very pesssai Gnd l-,sresc1g II Aiss Harms depart
sf ~ examiners so1nd considerable proficiency bar
&c ne che era as, Sumner FER easses ~
Is .saaL TIE girls were Questioned u Arithmetic 6eog
rsphy, Reading Grammar, Astronomy and sPsi-ng. Ir
nos, Of hese branches hey seq1!red themselves ~h AR
credit In Wiring ard Drn~1.g saw nothing rsusrks
be- Some snsng tae eoss vs-y ire especially tie
aEcAo- After . fsv rennE tie exxU.csrs veaf %
NJ Smiths department where hey fund 81 boys ready
70 receive hsu- Ths various sxscses -srs 1000 sons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

KFNrurA AGAiNsr DIsUNIoN.-The Senate Of
Kentucky. ou the e7th ut laj on the table the
resolutions for the appointment OF Delegates u
the Nashville Convention by the decisive vote oi
20 to o Thus. by the overwhelming majority OF
three 70 one. the Kentucky Senate says 1t viii
have no psIt ., 10, In tins reasonable Convention
Ths msiority were al Wings except tive snd the
minority al ! Aco Focos except one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
The Crescent City at Ncw-OrIoau,.
Decline IN Cotton.

NV DktttEs. sunday March J.
The steamship Crescent City from Ncw-l ork ar.
"a Dbl. ..NT
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.r.rnnns OF AnvERTEsIKe
F0FafTT T7l-7'- - -
aa.tDr,- sotiee-.-i<i cents per ne os'u 'l'

Paynsrf required a. n4ice
aa.tns.- SotIce-.-i<. ceuts per me oscn iN'e'-
.,e,.rai Notiees.-s.s lnes Or e escn nir'-'n
:, 80, 0ge- tx Inc. cents PER me eae1 81 -. ,
General Advertisements i-s5l 49, q .e'
o., 49,, eafl Insertion ~ cent? 0vrI t'sh' lDo'' '
'i.TsiDE-f m, lles or .ss. sach insertion = c.
..-.- rI ~ i.res cents pr Inc per DAY q" 10 '
p .,ictouss-d T9sgLaAscz notice. ard h'as. . A.,
- Ft.fE1L INsIrAT4oss. DOT ffees''As % N.'-N
os os-Tlsd for = cents 800. .s,.. .,s4 ..g t,s
sl.uio ,... .t. 80, sfa..s, to.s 90
tsc Moniag sd Evening ElitD-S
tyy.vV-YoRR WEEXLY TRIBUNE
.v.RYL LARGE PAPER FOR THE cor @IRtf - ri'-
49, s,sry S4fprdgy Mining ~ ile 0w fce d = pen
80 sders.. s So and The pspef b. no -sse continued
t,.-,ri The tine for which q Is peif
lt1e,senerts for this sheet vii 10 emerged n ~-rts
,.r no esch insertion
THE EEW-YORK TRIBUNE
For European Circulation,
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ANrrRlNT ~ DEIAwARE CouNrY.-The Dti',
F5tsasR's Adroca's says that LAST year the AMI
Rent party elected eight Supervisors This year
the eighteen towns IN this County stand as follows
Oar. Neat ndes Bovils Colchester Delhi HAn1en
clck-ll .. -. ~.
soa Davenport hsrpcrshTld-7
Makins an Increase OF three towns IN favor O
Auti Rent over las; year THIS looks very much
He Ann VentiSfn beinS-deSG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

A CoNrllNrSr TRoN THy RloHr OcARrKN-A
Disunionst who writes from Washington 20 me
Colas.5,a 5. G. Telegraph. thus sorhss oar sem
O. Q 5 Senator
~Isoc,sdily believe hat the Only real eod the Souh
Ia, ir hs Se.s,e Sorth Il Msslns DlXors nS u M
DtsxtSSsN III New York who . hsh toned generous
sa.ed al honest mSuoui SS~ASp represents re NJ"
Ycfk spellng-pof DICKINSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

POUSD DEowSED.-~On Saturday, the body Of
A. Unknown man eOafed On Jersey shore I'VE nj 80
A1ogs fOrt Lee appssred " have DesD lons une Ia
~ ytsf Gbgi y yosrs u age had 10 bis pocket r01n1
wooden fODsccO, Dor. Sslhef bell DOckbed rouff
IA rsst g1fthsl lafornarcn nay be had hom AofshAn
CafOcs. Cos0nsf Pon Les.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
wEosEsolY Aossfss, AUehs
ssle Of Villa msburzh pro
oRZEs POINT ITEMS

81 - 60. 80, s-sr a Issz :, sSr1s eco al.
= - 80 e,.sa s>.r sra - ssicD-..-...s--...--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

lHtI.ss--ttr fl' iof'ssst. WIS
TIE total Immigration OF a. nations excepting Auier
eansla. po-t IN 1852 consisted u 12nsoo persons Of
whom 81 per cen, were Irish. Is per cent Gernsn, IL per
;-a, English per cent sco'ch per cent Nofweg ans
and s,sedss and per cent all other nations Tho Office
lf iae German society 81 35 Gfsenwchst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

taroas1 viii We sseuei - scue ane ,coeai nso0s10u
naod-.srou All eup1Ass IL ne Rss17g eass ~ snaH
yo21g voice vii lngeF orS ,n or memory. TIE Whole
Closed " ah s-u,e ereiaase sirgns ron e. - school-
Weols a-.-nssrce-S,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09
Notice..

On the first Monday in February next, will sell
It the Court House in Camden, at the usual hour
for sales. The Plantation formerly owned by John
Riddle, situated on Granny's Quarter, nine miles
above Camden, containing two hundred and forty
acres, more or less.
Terms Of Sale So much cash as will pay the
expense OF sale; the balance Of the purchase mo-
ney in two equal annual instaments, with interest
on the whole from the day Of sale, secured by bond
and security, and a mortgage OF the premises ;
purchasers 10 pay for the papers.
JAMES w. CANTEY, Trustee.
Jam ts
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IN EQUITY.
Lancaster District.
January |, 1850.

Middleton G. CASTOR vs.. Susannah CASTOR et al
Bill for Partition Of the Estate ul Samuel CASTOR,
deceased:
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction, that William *.
Mcdonald and f;velina A.. his wife, William Fro
derrick Williams, Sarah Evelina Williams, Ely :.
beth Williams, Susan Jare Dye, Anna NJ. C' .,on
Samuel n. CASTOR, and Jefferson Castnn, ,ofnnJ.
ants in the above stated case, arc ahser fr,,,, ,
william, ,Lc limits Of this State, 1t i =. iron, alo
motion of Williams, Solicitor ic Couml,in,r,
that the said defendants ,lo ap ,car and pIcad nn'
swcr nr derl.Ir, to the bill r tho ,hrvn c.sc nm -,
before the 10Th o April, '5O and in de(aul, ,Lerc.
Of Judgment pro coyer 50 will he ordered anains,
each and every of tlpm
JAMES II. WITUEGSpty)N.
commissioner ollcc, C.. e. l.. u.
3lst December l949. { , Hm
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

NEw York, Jan. 5, 6 p m.
The Cotton Market has slightly improved.
The sa 'es to day amounted to 100 lales at
ll34 for Mddlng Uplan'ls; Fair Uplands.
IL l.3; Fair Orleans; l2 Sd. The sales Of
the week are 5000 bales. Sugars irmer. Ri"
Coffee, ii "a.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan. 3.
The sales Of Cotton for the last two days
amount to three thousand bales, at full prices:
Middling, 10 l.2.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 3.
The sales Of Cotton on Thursday amounted
to 5000 bales, at steady prices. OF Rio Coffee
23O0 bags were sold at l. LA II.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 5
The sales of Cotton yesterday Amounted to
1000 halrs at full prices. Quotations arc now
l.s in advance of,hose ruling previous to the
arrival OF the steamer.
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Vegetable Liquid Hair DYE.


To the person who will prTe that JULES HAuEL's We.
geiae Liquid Hair Dye is the best the very hest vet
known in this comtryor Europe. This valuable discovery
will enable person I" dye simultaneously the hair
whskers in few minutes without the least Inconvenience
This preparation Warranted wash nor to injure
the health and retain all its softness and brilliancy
De certain TO ask for Jules Haues Liquid Hair Dye"
all others spurious. Ifyou wish for black ask for
box marked n : if for brown, ask for box marked b.
Premiums have heen awarded the subscriber at the
Fnnklin Institute Exhibition. For sale wholesale and
tail by the proprietor, JULES HAUEL Perfumer and
Chemist, No l20 Chestnut Street. betw Third and
Fourth. Philadelphia
Manufactured by JULES lIAUEI, Philadelphia.
For sale in Camden by
j. r. McKAIN, z. j. DELAY, F. L. ZEMr, and A. Youxo.
Jan. :, 1850. At
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Due Daily at 7P. ".
Closes 9P. VI.
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA cHERAw, sc.
Due daily, at a.. ".
Closes , J.. vi.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Due, Dne daily. at :; :: =: N ~
GA Way Bag will be kept open for the reception Of
Charleston letters until ! o'clock 4. VI.
WESTERN NAIL. VIA COLUMBIA, S. c.
Closes - :. : 9P. W.
SUMTER DISTRICT NAILS, VIA sTATEBURG. ;. G.
Due Daily at 7P.M
Closes - : 5P. NJ
ns~Way Mails for Offices on the South Carolina Rail
Road close daily at +. NJ
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER c. II. $. C..
Due Tuesday and Thursday. sunday. at p. VI.
Cuses Monday, "Wednesday & Saturday, mt : A. W.
yORKvILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, Nr.
Due Thursday. At ii ~
C'~s-s same day. at IL VI.
LrNcHwooD MAIL, VIA TlLLER's FERRY.
Du. Tuesday and Friday. \. VI.
Closes same day, III j. VI.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at 2 4. M.-CloSc al r. w. Open Mt p. VI
Close F. NJ and open half hour after the arrival OF tho
Southern Mails in The evening.
On TIA. Sabbath. open from Ito 10 a. NJ and half m
hour after the arrival cf tho Southern mails in the evening
Postage Stamps for sale.
JnIy |. 1879 J. " GAMEWEIL.. p. N.
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To the Editors oj tic Cnmsl,n ganrnnl::

The sSou,lcrn Baptist" Of the 9I Dcccmhcr last
contains very able article fva Tho pen Of tho Rev.
Dr. Smy,i sustaining ,hc C'rws adv ,nccd by me in my
controversy wi.A Boctor Howe, tho Unity of Tho
Race"
Gs"cts Smyth says that "on these three races U'oso
of Shcm Ham and JaphcD separate destiny AZ pro-
nousced--God impressing upon them inor,l and
physical nature in accordance with tho character
whereun,o each appointed THAT from tho po!.
tcry Of Ham have proceeded all the nations Of Afrca
tho servants oi other rares.ald that the obscrva
ton of those who boove. and those who do not believe
tho Mosaic history should tend to confirm tho truth
bv pointing oul in what these three races do actually
differ, both morally and physically 10 say the least
is a singular co,ncdnncc. II nmsunts in short, to
esresmpiive evidence. that mysterious md bcauli(u
snalogy pcrvadcs throughout and teaches 10 look
ieyond natural in attempting to account for e
fccts intcrwovcn in The plans Of omnipoteucc."
/, will he remembered how cioqnenfy this 'Soutcrn
Baptist" abused me for advocating tho above princi
plo. few months sincc ha, now are, suppose, or
tholox with him. and published by him.
As Doctor Smith is high authority with many. ii
may serve our causc TO rc-pubsh the above.
J. F, G. MITTAG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09

81 The improvement; in tie complexion caused by
the use Of Dr. Osgood, India Choagoguc, is ono Of
tho prominent tests Of it's healthy action upon the bila
~ organs. Tho appearance Of the skin denotes with
much certainty the condition Of tho liver especially if
ic arrangement Of this organ has been Of long stand
ing. il i. matter of common observation that Western
and Southern men carry in their countcnanccs tho
marks Of their residence, from the almost universal c
feet Of bilious climate upon the liver and through
this organ upon the complexion. The above excellent
medicine may be found a. tic Drug Stcrc Of Jamcs
I. Mckain.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09
Estate Sale Of Negroes.

BY order of James H. IVithcrspuon, Ordinary for
Lancaster District, will be sold on tho 18th and
l0h days Of January, 1851. in the village OF Lam
caster, the whole personal estate of Mrs. Mar
Gill, consisting of
Thirteen Choice'and Valuable NcC,rocs.
Amang the number are some likely loys and rirle,
good field hands, superior meal and pastry cook,
one mulatto seamsircss and t,ousc scrvar;, about
l6 years Of age. Also, great variety of
Household and sAitcI,cn Furniture,
ono pair match h;orscs, large, good and young, a
wagon, and w,ny other articles.
At inc same time, the large and commodIous
mouse b own as the "Globc llutcl," will bc rented
u"'' the first OF January 1851. ;.
Ut The negroes and hous' and lot will be dis
posed of the first day, Qhc lSlh)
TERMS :-Elcycn months credit: purchasers to
give note with good security, with interest from the
day Of sale. JONES CkO.Nhi /, Ao''' y. !.
| Lancaster e. H., Dec. 81, 1910. u
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$50 Reward.

VIII be paid for the apprehension of my man
STEPHEN, who left my place on the 22d day of
July last. Said man is 5 Feet, or 8 inches high,
about 26 or 81 years old, once belonged to Mr.
William K. Davis, Of Fairfield District, he is sup
posed to have returned to that District, or the ad.
Joining one; he speaks quick when spoken to, and
inc ined TO be left handed, tolerably stout built,
weighs about l6O or ITO pounds; uses whip when
driving team with the left hand; he may deny
his name and owner. lie na7 he lodged nay
jail in the State, SO that may get I'm.
b. F9lMMONS.
Full Swamp, Orangeburg Dist. Jan ls49.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

now and general assortment of Scuoor. CIAssfcA.
Books in just received and opened bv tho sutHcrb
who will supply Schools and Academies with complete
of hooks, ut low prices they he soldpar
cuar attention will be given to the correct execution Of
NIL orders for books and every other article in our line Of
business Orders from the country solicited
The following are always kept on hand:
Elementar; Primers, Spellers and Readers.
GrammaIs-Smhs, Browns, Bulions e. Kirkhams
Observation-Disclosures. Webster's, and Dictionary.
Spelling Book.
Arithmetics- Smiths, Davies. snileys, Col:
burns, Perkins, and Emeson's l.2&3
Keys, In do
observation-disclosures, Mitchell's, Smiths, Pareys,
and Childs First Book in Geography SHooL GEoGRA
Plies. Mtclell's School Geography and Atlas, do. An
cient. Smiths new Common School Geography.
Histories -Wiam's Unveral History, Parleys !. 2&3
Books Hist Common School Hist. Pictorial Hist U. g.,
and England. Robbins outlines Of Hist. Wiaasas
ari dyed list. T. s.. Pinnock's Godsmi,hs Hist Eng
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