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MORE NEW BOOKS.

IFE and Letters of Thomas Campbell, edited by
EL Nillani Bssifie, z vols. y
Bernard Barton's Letters and Teens.
Sidney Smiths Moral Philosophy.
Autobiography OF Leigh Hunt; 2 vols.
iiints Toward Reforms, by lIo:ace Greeley.
domestic iistor, Of the Amsrican REyoutnA, ;, Mrs.
Ernsan's TrGvt h II, Ssbssil; vols. ti - iKHet
Just received aE. ior sale by
ert3lf 'Aat - st7afff RK0(tkES
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III. F. na.(,IOsKEY.

kN HOiESALE Grocer, Commissions and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general Steamboat agent, has ia
stose and To arrive by early arrivals the following Rrs
cls which he offers to The trade NJ the lowest r
cash, at No. SIS, sieani EOa, Landing, Gairisa.,
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CHEAP CASIIi sTORE--WHoLESAL LIE
i r. u Ef- AND RETAIL. ~ -

slIois Ii AS ss,,Ats, CLOTHING, lAlNTs,
OILS, & LASH uHNfTtRE, ROOFS
Y 3sssdasfs'7fs s'ANI3'STATfOSERy.
TaVGE SUDs fkfBE;R, by l4se arrivals Is row w re-
u ,ceipi x,s evening in hrs new store OK 81 Antssns
street near TIC uAii-ricam Hcnssn large and
complete assorimentsof the sbbyenaed Goods, which
will positively be SOLD lower prices fr cash than ever
before Offered in this pIae Il cn'ise stock WAS select
ed with xfcst care and purchased in the EasfeIp aud
o,ief markets os Cash, that he can safely assure
his friends and the public generally that IL viii be TO
iier Interests ca before purchasing elsewhere And
exa.nne his stock wich consists in part az follows
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LOGS GROUND INTO BUILDING MA
- -.ll.- TERlAIS .-tlll .

By the of that primitive motue po,cer, ae Horse
vEyftE HARNESS. at their Shrsle, Lah, and Clapbcarl
III Mandatory, north Of the new baptist Church, in
ST. Paul. really n Gbnish such building materials
Shingles. Laths and Clapbosyss py at such prices
N win diminish the cost Of budig in town. nearly
half Can in and We grinding logs into
houses, every day except Sundays. mar 2-24g
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sTppLiEs FOR THE CHsppEyyAs.

SUPPLIES FOR THE CHfPPENYAS.
calcd proposals viii i,e received by the undersigned
- Until 10, i. NJ, May ls 1851, for purchasing aud
delivering the following articles 1T the herein desc. bed
laccs: r..4 -.f. .ss 81 ,.s.. --s-t .
AT SANDY LAKE.
LEO bushels OF Corn III sacks.
so Ibis. Of Mess Pork.
. AT LAroISrE, Lane sTrERioR-
I50bbis. snpcriiuc Flour.
15 Mess Fork.
500 his Of CayenIi>h Tobacco.
500 bushels cora in sacks ,'tt -f-
~ i't FoSD SUPERIOR.
200 hls. of Snperfinc Flour @
100 g. of Mess PORK.
$50 bushels of Corn IN sucks.
26t0 lbs OF Caventlis'i Tobacco. h'l
The above articles IT, be delivered ~ follows viz:
Al Sandy Lake between the 18th IL May and the 18th
Of JMy. f''
At !pointc and Fond du Lac before the LIST OF
Jih,e, 1851. ~ y ~
Bills 10 be endorsed Snpphes for the Chippcwas," IA
he addvsse 90 the Undersigned, ard To- cui,tain the
names of responsible persons, who viii become
srity for The fthi,l fuH.nt of the agreement in the
PENAL sum of $1,000.
~ J. 8. WATROUS, lid Sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sab. Agency, ltth Feb, 1851.
NurE Unreasonable bids will Rot he entertained, and
the s,retics mus, attach their Eaes for the faithful al-
flmcntcf the bids
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LIVERY STABLE.

EoATTISON & BENSON, at The American House, ST,
j Paul, Minnesota Good horses and carriages Of the
best kind, ready 1T all tmc passengers coRve. cd to all
parts OF the country with expedition and RICH, side mp
with care and speed. ... ..t..
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NOTICE.


nURlNG Temporary absence from the Territory
~ the business Of the undersigned viii be attended to
by b. Allen, Esq, who will be found any old Office
Third Street t3 l.. A. BABCOCK.
81. Paul, April 2, ISL fa 2Sl
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RIcHMosD, March, /,

Ju.,n Minor Bolts has been nominal
unrnl nou-Iy for Congress, 10y the Wing
CoIsen,ion for the Richmond district.
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ST. Louis, Feb. 6, 1851.
Messrs. u. c. CItk Cost gives much pleasure
to norn you that having carefully tried your White
Lead in several tlrresi waysl find it equal in bod, and
wientss ui quality generally any article panrftc
turcd in the West Yon liberty this recon-
n;cndasion il il will he cf ans benefit TO you.
o.. am, with mach respect, yours &c :, t-
CHARLES 7. WIIGUS.
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nYCcnrrreOW

NOTICE ishereb: given that the partnership ntcly
IN existing between William Derocher and louis +.
Paul, under the Of perosher and Paul. dissolved
on the 2S,h day Of September lasi by mutual
louis T. PAU is authorized 10 settle All d.is due The
Gra. 49, - a WILLIAM DEROCBER, .
October 8, 1850 LOUIS E. PAUL 2-2,
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, March Is.

Judge Benz. Wade, Wing, from Ashia-
l,Uls county, ha~ just been elected 10 the l..
: senate for six Years. The vote stood
for Wade, Wing, "A; Paine, Democrat.
a; Hanks I. John Woods. Wing, e!rcted
~late Auditor on Tie .;h ballot. The W higs
also eiecrcd The minor offices.
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We will also daily line Of splendid hacks between
st. Paul and 81. Anthony, and after the opcng of
Navigation leaving each place every morning and evening
regularly. '.ifi'
Extras f,r isl,cd for pleasure parties and Others At
moments notice. We employ nome but the best asd
most careful drivers.
st. Paul, Mar LIST, 1851.
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Mass Meeting.

JOSEPH McALpIN, Sec'y.
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sU.Nv.s.

XNyE HAVE iN, store ono of Inc largest sieeks %
Wv siawls ever broughl 10 this market, composed
mostly of the ceiebracd hay State fong shs,sls sss
very ,se and for flcr couioft ssd Asna
billy Also Cleih SlS, AID Cashmere equsrs xbawj.
Csiens, Sept. i55o. WOODS nOUSE co.
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NOTICE.

OnAA lis. BITTER and CHEZ Sf,-mme
1VOO artcles--just received aud for sale at
sSENGENT's
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nYsTERs. OYSTER sotP, sARDiyms.

OYSTERS, OYSTER sOtP, SARDiNES.
~ and ciaer satablts-abo, Iiaatablc FLU IDS, at
Months Oyster saloon, opposite the American House,
Saint Paul
The subscriber has fitted M the establishment without
reference to expense, expressly pleasant
where Something good he had, quietly cnd COM
fortably, 10 eat or "a drink, Or 10 smoke.
%, No,eu.ber, 1850. +. MONTH.
t1 NOTICE,
NUR CUSTOMERS are hereby informed, thar from,
~ and after this isfe, sell To NO ONE ON
CREDIT, and they viii AVOID REFUSAL by bring
inc the money with them.
This refers To ouc aud all. H. w. TRACY & co.
st. Pal, Nov. 90, 1850. i-.-
TIE SPANISH TJIDALCO,
ERTIiiIAM ARMSTRONG. be5,s leave respectfully
w TO announce Ia the lii,lic that he has had "a
cil' from the Central house the upper end ef Saint
Pan and has opeie,' suit OF door Yves. Of
the "Ocean Wave" where he will continue practice
tonsorias samroo 9, hair-cuting, aud shaving i'll
ry branch Of the profession
n. d. Capillary a,npnation performed, il desired,
under the Influence of chloroform.
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
On Beach Street, near the Loher Landing.
HD WEST McCIOUD begs leave to inform, the riti-
bae Of ~. Paul and the public Of Minnesota
generally, that he has just received large and well
sorted stock oil Hats and Caps of the latest styleS which
he prepared sell for cash Ear lower than goods of
the IiEd offered in this market. Having II
large stock hand nc offer lis goods at wholesale,
prices low be bought ia the 81. Louis
Set Country merchants wishing to purcllase will fad
il TO their interest la give him call.
N. Is. Hatt purchased ut this establishment, ironed
free Of charge. ... F
81. Paul. November %, 1885, e-s2
SLEIGH BELLS: SLEIGH Bf1l.l4S!!
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment, both loose and Oh STRAPS,
IA for sale cheap for cash at the .,a
ST PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
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GdIsma advertisements.
-1e.-v -,~ : 1879
wHOxESALE AND RETAIL BOOK.
MIDI ses f&rORE
no. 90 Ma;r street, Geiena, Hiseit.

JOSHUA BROOKEs,
Dealer IN Hook, SfgfloHsyg and Paper Hdss sH<s,
guAyING ms, completed hs Fall psrcFssts in The
East, oitss fvr the inspection Of all rerrSss
wishing purchase either In lsrge snA qrastcs.
complete assortment Of ScHcof, MstEfL,ssors. Law
MEDICAL UooKs, Ausks Books, aAd Mpsieal Isstrs
ments Biank-benks ia eeaItity asd nne ta orslcr
all standard works ~ T;isoEooIcsL sfsbfc,t
Their editions of Diblcs aEd rrn,br books, in
every variety Of size and binding.
Country merchants, Public Libraries ard The trade
supplied terns ard puiie grnefaliy,
a. as low rates any establishment IN thr VEST.
" iiisscst price paid int cssh for Rags.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
AUcCU:TEI'S Eclrstic Educational Series, consist
ivA Ing OF Mct;nffty's Eclectic Primer. Mct;uAr,a
Etler'c Srelng Beck, M0;ue,'s Eclectic Fr-: Read
er, Mct:uftsy's Erlecic Second Reader sfctsansy's
Eclectic Third Keasicr Mct;uffcy's Eclcrtic fearth
Reader, Met;nfic, = Esftciic Fifth Readcr.
The above popular works sold Wholesale asd retail ~
= j. BROOkES
HUlNNE<OTA.---Af fresh supply III Srymour's
lVA Sketches Of Minnesota, with Map For sale
by tiaas aestaftsa.f j. EH0OkEs
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Il iSrl0EgyseTTElsS resoaipn,s ia tie Post OF
le al sant Paul. Ter Tie quarter ending sarcls 81
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pIcKEasoN & BRENT

4. c. cLARk. pIcKEasoN & BRENT y. I. SMITH
r. &. CLARK CO.,
NdRwfactarers IF waite Lead Lnseed and Castor Oils
CORNER OF TwELFrH AND AUSTIN SITS, Sr. LOWS, No
Office, AZ Counting Room Of Dickcrson & Brent, No. H.
Locust street. '''-
FEEE undersigned manufacturers of w ite Lead, Lin
& seed and Castor OIL in the city of ST. Lois having
about months stree completed their establishment
prepared furnish Painters and dealers will,
superior article Of White Lead, &c, DC. .F ir
Every Painter in the city OF ST. Louis, who has yet
tried White Lead proonLces il sorerioro any other
manufactured in tic West appears BY their certiheatc
published below. '
r. C. CLARK & CO. p
Fcbrnary 10, 1851. .stt fu.1,.-...s. tnt.
The undersigned, Painters in the city of st. Ioss,
hereby certify that they have used the White Lead manu-
acured by X. e. CLASH * CO., of this ciiy and find il
far they have yet tried it, be very excellent
clc, SUPERIOR indeed any other White Lead uanuE.c
ured in the West. 1913 t' i ,s.f' l
JOHN :. WATSON. r. THORNBURC,
McVIGKER IL HiSrEp, JANIS. SP ORE,
W. 4. THORNBURG, RICHARD s. HIII.MAN,
GORDON 4 WOOD, w. = ETRIS
VI. e. ENGLISH, JAMES SCOLLAY,
MIDDLETON & TARlTON.
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/ DAgU ERROTYpt:S,,

Z If 10 u OAVV FINF<OI r IFsSs ? q u
A DAGUERROTYPE that is faithful likeness--tlrat
IA is eXquisitey soft and mellow in tonc-cleRr and
iic-iike ia expression and cooring and finished with
and artistic beauty worth having. 1t may be
viewed with undlssiscd satisfaction, and passed around
recognized and admired. II You want such Dsguerro
type, call AT @ II tll ~ srt
WHITNEY e. NICHOLS
DAGUERREAN Rooms on Third, above Roberts-street.
fr-e variety of cases handsome very tcant-
fully in.aid with pearl. Lkeesses taken in any wealth
Please ell and eyannc specimens. ,,-....5F
81. Paul, Feb. !, 1851. - 2-f29
The New York herald., 1851-11-06
The Decision Of Judge woodbury., at Boston.
United states Circuit Court, District of
Massaehusetts, May Term, 1850.


+. o. J. SMITH VS.. HUou DO WING, EFT AL.
This bill in chancery for injunction against
the defendants not to use longer an
telegraph between Boston AMI New York. IL was
alleged tha. the plaintiff by assignment was owner
Of the patent for Morse's telegraph between those
two cities and that the defendants without license
were using similar one on that line, and thus in
fIingirg on Morses patent, and injuring greatly
the plaintiff.
Tie bin was fled In October, lsi9, but not being
ready for hearing, asked for q temporary pjunc-
tion till the spring OF 1850 Such temporary Id.
Junction was then in the spring waived; and the
case was set down for a final hearing June Is,
1850, on the application for a final and permanent
The record was very long, with much evidence by
Witnesses and depositions, and many documents.
The contents OF the bill need not be further re.
cited here, as ythDg more in IL, which is deemed
material, will be noticed in the opinion Of the
court.
The answers BY some Of the defendants denied
their participation in the use Of any telegraph ex
cept as shareholders in one worked by the other
deiendan.s; and the others, in separate answer,
denied the originality Of orses invention, as well
as claimed that Houses, which they employed,
was inverted by him, was unlike Morses In princi-
pie. and was no infringement on IL in any way.
The testimony, which was very voluminous will,
where Necessary, be referred to, recited in the
opinion, ard need not be detailed here.
The case was argued at the time assigned, by
Smith and b. f.. Cults for the plaintiff, and By
Chas. Levi Woodbury., Clifford and Choate, for the
defendants.
WooDB RI This case is full Of difficulty, in
respect both to the facts and the law.
The operations Of the conflicting machines de.
pend much the principles Of electricity aud gal
vanism-two sciences not very we'll understood, ex-
cept by those who have made them special study;
and the trouble in comprehending with clearness
ard fullness their operations here, Is increased by
the Intricate and novel mechanism employed
More especially Is this last the case with the
mactiIe worked by the defendants, and alleged to
have been invented by Mr.. House, and which IS
made still more complicated by the use Of the ne v
species Of magnetism, called axial magnetism, and
by the use OF air as an additional power to move
parts Of the machine As these two inventions are
both co1ceded to be remarkable in their character
-relatirg to an improvement in telegraphic COM
munioatien by electro magnetism at great distances
with almost lightning speed, and thus forming one
Of the wonders Of the age; and, as their value Is
estimated to be very large, both to their owners and
the public, have bastened to examine the rights
Of each party early ard fully other pressing
avocstions would permit.
The Irsya Of the bill, by smith, the assignee q
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CITY OF WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING JUNE H. 1851.


D1F11"80's u"a " asHaKfon KaaIdood.
IN and aiser "Wednesday 9th instant station ON Penn
avenue occupied - = -
..usi al and and p M, daily, except on sunday
"neh bu Two trains run, viz al g. a aad s.,
IA nakihg this change, the attention "a
merchandise. erN ~ Ne'' :"
is. shippers reminded win fun direc
ions should accompany the goods. #.t.. -T7-
lhis
the goods received. - -"
al Consynees nouhed that must
moved on Inc same day which
nigh. re .st''g #T-I1 TleT~ $3.50 -
The hours for reception and delivery
a m till 4, y, -T - - =
The undersigned takes
reguisons, but hs has been
nom their frequent violation which has
T. IL PARSONS, Agent
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The will be upon books unless
payment subscription be made 4. sdvsnce.
may money BY ousr po.t.ss
paid BY BY its
safe uansm
The COUNTRY PAPER pabiished weekly daring
sioas u CosxrSss, weekly during tse
Subscriptions pssod IhAn vii be received
term. pIoPoIuoned 10 the above sanusl rates.
0vfosTAAsTERs Asose
.sndng DAILY subscriber go enclosed,
EhIwEEKLY subscribers, Saa sasosed sgSissW WEEKLY
'seoes with elO eAeoses will be saiued oAs copy Of The
ans edition furnish syssts
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PosT OYYIcK DErARrMKST,
March IA lnal

being desirable substitute locks and kind
for those now da y a.s 70, The mail SERVES e Of The M United
at ,s f" once a" s
e.am,naon and Upon @ ,spoa
snd 9"a for s rs nI aa e pa Of M
General for the time being extend and continue the contract in
written notice that effect than less Ian six
With procuring lowest price, kind
on % a. @ ana h % I %
ion invited develop It's however, proper to state that
qasl.lss durability, anom,y lsh,ns.s and a. strength
keys USE thirty twenty
Icy. aA.psa thereto Isaa,,sd 70 : nls1sa
nto Afterwards the supply viii depend
but win probably exceed
ss No Isd s q n hs s .ns Ins &c M n in
will with whom the contract may be made be allowed
other than that of the Post oce Depart
adopted patened and The paentee viii
be required on entering into contract 20 make an o. be
General shall deem such requircmen essential the
me 10 auI faithfully terms and conditions contract
& ass s m s aa 20 s sn
with, other party pare = he may see n for fur
deciding upon offered The Postmas
es of on sd and G me mats .i Of aaaer lie
serves, with different individuals
10 reject specimen proposals. shall
viii Be required TO give sond win ample security the sum
s,lg thousand dollar. for faithful man q the contract
and also for guarding against their
between the department and the successful bidder bad
acce'ed.
application win bs considered accompanied with salts
Of the Hdde
his ability faihi The contract
NIX HALL, Postmaster General.
March l6-awtlstJuy u..
STA MMERING CURED--Dr. Comstoek's vocal gymnasium
y detective articulation
pupils for
than years paid directed
A COMSTOCk, M. d.,
% Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstoek, ~ D. Philadelphia
Tbe following phonetic alphabet the
perfect Alphabet world because
only for every sound,
for notifications Of the
voice in speech accent, infection, intonanon, hc
81 Is; The Phonetic Speaker, 81 The
Reader The Phons'icon s3 The Phonetic Magazine,
two volume Ny Lille Geography, IS Treatise
Phonoiogy Popes Homef's HAD 5
oct pages Mnsuei, l2k cents
a monthly PERIODICAL entitled Com-tocks Pho
Telegraph 50 ponouncng and ey ymoogica
Dictionary Of public aion in the Telegraph.
accompanied cash and directed
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Feb Ia-3td.
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STATE oY

CousrY
Thereby certify that this day of of-, In Tire year
personally before here insert the Of he uii
Insert the of the waITanfee and the sad
wttne being wen known duly
his oath declared and said that he well knew
and that he the
and who executed the within power OF
Attorney satisfactory evidence OF that
fact and the the wdrantee ereupon
acknowledged the said power be his and deed
[OGeers SisnatureI
Apl2-iaw6w
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A. Il q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.9PERS .9ND TdILORS,

.ibore the Hping House, kep York,
RESPECTFULLY public
IL goods pnteTns
the and
fashionable t,le their moderate pces Fresh cloths
and vengs of latest mpoaons elegant light silks
dark do patterns OF embroideries
siui
aud Each de-
compes itself Army uniforms made
with despatch and approved
who this metropolis will this establish
everything TO their tase and perfect III always insured
N. b. PEEAIrn wAIaIeoATs-Ihcse
admired awarded
first premium by the Anerican Institute their fair
Feb l5--dm
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Late Mrs D. H. Buns) corner Of 9th and streets.
THE subscriber viii assume the charge Of this Mon
day The 2lst Of April and will
supervision department. The usual
Engfish French and mathematical education will be taught
The religious upon
ormularies Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The experience and
him to lock for the Of the public and
ing measure Of success.
For boarding pupils, s7s quarter.
For day Z" s. $40
Payable always advance.
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish and Cerman extra.
Reference permitted Rev c. NJ Butler, w.
French Mr. FtAhugh Coyls, Washington Rev James May
D. H. AleIandnai H Rev AIonxo Potter, D., clergy
generally Of Phadsipha and r. Rev Alfred Lee D. d. Of Deia
.E WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-r23lhAp
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'"' rfnsy foint and 0thes Landings the Poto-
Al. a.d BSItisuvse.

'"' rinsy foint and Other Landings shs Poto-
mae, aud Baltimore.
The public splendid low pres
-. - - ture steamer BALTfMORE, Capt A. McCassisnd,
apaeious hod VIII
tween Wa,nnslon and Ale Ianda Baoe on
Leaving Washington Thursdays al o'clock
NJ ana alexandria al ~ O'Clock,
WOOD a. aqua oeeh anu ase pney Point O'Clock,
and al baltimore ia The night Returning
will leave Commerce wharf baltimore al O'Clock
Fridays arriving al Ale al IL O'Clock
M and al washington al loclock Wednesdays and
Passage from Washington 10 MaIbuy sio
Do do Piney Point 400
Do do Baltimore
Excursion tickets TO Baltimore, with privilege fre,urn-
ing afternoon 20
The Baltimore will the different landings the Potomac
aud IfsighL
Meals
For particulars, freight, apply TO tbs Captain
board, or D. b. smith, agent IN Alexandria OF 70 =,
GEO MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar 8-aawI5t
DOD5ON respectfully public that the following do
abe goods just been added 10 their stock on
band
i34 la4 a. a. "a Russia, German, Bamscy, Scotch,
10 "a and 50 Baden, Bloom Albert basket Huekabsck,
Double satin dnmask scotch diaper and crash towengr in
dozens yard, absorbent well adapted for
bathing purposes
"A French linens expressly covering chairs, dvans
sofas,
"a brown Hollands for 10
French and English chnzes, in pretty e figures, all for sma
purposes
dmty in color and
pink white blue and white and all white, for bedprends
and drapey, chamber curtains sc.
Fruit and cloths, with d1ies to match
Always had general assortment OF
peting from the most elegant Annns'er 10 e lowest priced rag
Ao rugs mats drugge dry goods useful
keeping, all OF which will be sold low. May 1o-3ifd
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FORM OF RELEASE.
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
Two Witnesses.
Mar 2-dt3l AwtSepJl
CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

Ai<xanaria, Vusinsa
finished modern STYLE
Sout thirty feet running back including me
Everything necessary
and comfort Of large
family geHueman holding pabo Office In sshinston city u
oers following perfect heahines. Of sit
uxtiou and dve nom city TO city much cheaper
rent much living, society n soid hb
srnI credit will rven rented will be moderate.
For further particulars apply TO
- CHKIsTOYHER NEALE,
Ale IaDdrs.
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