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The republic., 1851-12-20
Death of a spanish Drarehioness.

The Heraldo, a newspaper of Madrid, in
Spain, in its number of the 22d of November,
says:
"The Mnrchioncss of Santa Cruz died four days
ago at this court. Yielding to request from the
family ofthe iIlusrious lady. have not hitherto
made public this information, which has already
been widely circulated, and which has also been
alluded to by some of the newspapers. All who
knew the venerable governess and companion of her
majesty the queen will regret her death, since
she was remarkable for many excellent qualities
Her remains after having been exhibited in the
parish church of San Marcos, were yesterday de-
posted in their final resting place, with the pomp
and display which corresponded with the distin-
gushed rank of the deceased"
The republic., 1851-12-20

DEATH or THE Hon. JOEL r. PoINsETT.--It il
with deep and sincere regret that we announce the
death of this eminent citizen and retired statesman,
in the 73d year of his age. A private letter,
ceived in ihs city, states that he died at Siateburg
on the 18th frsssnt. MIR. Poinset was born in this
city on the q March, l779 lie received liberal,
although-hot a collegiate education, and in early
life improved his mind by an extensive course of
travel in Europe, Asia, and South America. In
maturcr years he bore an important and conspicu-
ous part In the political affairs Of both our State
and nation. He'represented Charleston with great
ability, both in the State Legislature and in Con-
gress At the close Of his Congressional career, he
served United States Minister to Mexico, and in
that capacity not only ably maintained the inte-
rests Of tho Republic, but on memorable occasion
boldly upheld national flag in the Mexican
capital that the art Of painting has pcrpctuated
the incident. He was the acknowledged leader Of
the Union party in the great notification struggle
in our State, aud welded his influence with wig
dom and in conservative spirit. During Mr.. Van
Buren's Presidency he was called to preside
the War Department, and administered its af.
fairs as to command general appreciation; and,
while Secretary Of War, took leading part in
founding the National Institute at Washington.
The residue of his useful life passed in elegant
retirement during which, however, his pen con-
tinued to the last TO yield its contributions to the
literature and the politics of his country, showing
the undated vgor of his intellect and his patriotic
interest in the welfare of his country. Full OF
years and full Of honors, he has been gathered to
his fathers; and his country will embalm his me-
mory.- CLdrltsion Courier.
The republic., 1851-12-20

HEAVY DAMAoEs--In Ia the circuit court of ST.
Louis. on the 9th instant, the jury in the case OF
ID. Hunt rs. John Simonds, on trial in the common
pleas court, returned verdict Of S27 400 dam
ages. This is the second trial in this case in that
court On a former trial the jury could not agree
as to the amount OF damages, and were discharged.
The suit was brought because the defendant as
agent lor the chairman of the Board Of Under
writers OF st. Louis, had published in the papers
notice, stating that the insurance cOnpanies Of St
Louis would not insure upon any boat Of which the
pLaintif was master, or might Ge in any way con
nect.d, as he had persisted in overlooking the
Pride of the West as to render her unsea worthy
after having been duly notified by the agent OF the
board The allegation was that the publication
waa false and ma Vicious, and the verdict Of the Jury
sustained the allegatlpn
The republic., 1851-12-20
THE REPUBLIC.
WASHINGTON:
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 20. 1851
WhIg PLATFORM.


"The series of measures to which / have alluded
arc regarded by me as a settlement, in principle
and substance-a final settlement Of the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced" ."
[PREsIDENT FILLMoRE's MESSAGE OF 1850.
q The Presidents message, at the opening OF the
present session Of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
istraton OF the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment or Compromise mea-
'sures of last session. .'-DANIEL WKBsTER's Letter
to The Union Meeting at IYestchester.
"RssolUed, That regard the series Of acts
known as the Adjustment measures as forming
in their mutual dependence and connexon a sys-
tenn of compromise the most conciliatory and the
beat for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions,
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution, us a final set
tenient in principle and substance of the danger
GUS and exciting subjects which they embrace. =
Resolution of JJhig Congressional Cuueus, Deesm
Der /, 1851.
The republic., 1851-12-20
A CONSERVATIVE.

ALLIANCE WITH ESeLAND.-Kossuth and some
of the New York journals urging a treaty of
alliance with England for the purpose of enforcing
the principle of intervention. They should
remember that,we have small matter of this kind
to settle with England herself in relation TO the
Mosquito Kingdom. When she learns the trick Of
not intermeddling with the affairs of the "nations
on this continent, it will be time to talk of entering
into compact with her with view of compelling
an Observance of the principle of non Intervention
by the despots of Europe. And especially SO long
as she interferes between us and our neighors and
fires into our ships on their behalf we are not in
the most favorable position to assume the attitude
of an aliant on this question albany Register
The republic., 1851-12-20
Miss Cntharine HAYES.

We are happy to learn, has made arrangements
Saloon, on the 18th, 18th, and 18th of January
proximo, when the citizens of Washington and
the lovers of music may expect to be gratilied
with the performances Of this much. admired
sonustress
The republic., 1851-12-20
supreme Court of the United States.
FnIpAY, December 10, 1851.

Present as yesterday.
No. 10. The United States Daniel II. Brom-
ley.-In error to the circuit court of the United
States for the northern district of New York
MIR. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of this
Court, reversing the judgment Of the said circuit
court, remanding this for further proceed
ings, in conformity 10 the opinion Of this Court.
No 2. The State OF Pennsylvania complainant,
Us. The Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company.
The argument Of this case was continued by Mr..
Rcverdy Johnson for the defendants
Adjourned until Monday III O'Clock a. III.
The republic., 1851-12-20
The Supreme Court and the Senate.

In alluding yesterday TO the prompt and eff
fective style in which Senator STOCKTON ar
rested the Senator from New Hampshire in his
attack on the Supreme Court Of the United
States, we ought not to have omitted reference
to the eloquent outburst of Senator Butler, of
SoUTH CAROLINA. When Mr.. HALE had
cloesd, Mr.. BUTLER rose and remarked that,
as chairman of the Judiciary Committee, he
felt it his duty to reply to the Senator on that
point, and continued in course of observation
in the highest degree honorable to the Senator
as it was eminently liberal and Just. A report
Of these remarks we find in the Union of yes
terday, and transfer them with pleasure to our
columns. We rejoice that one of the Senators
from SoUTH CAROLINA entertains and dares to
express sentiments like these in regard to a tri-
bunal on which the hopes Of the nation rest
and to which we cannot but look with the more
respect and reverence when we find it the OBJ
Ject Of special aversion TO Mr. RHETr and Mr..
HALE:
The republic., 1851-12-20
Congress-.

In the Senate, yesterday, after the usual
morning business, the resolution declaring the
Compromise measures dehnitive settlement
Of the questions growing out of the sub
ject of slavery, was further discussed by Mr.
FooTE.
The republic., 1851-12-20

EMANCiPATIOs IN TENNEssEE.-~-A bill Is before
the Tennessee Legislature which requires the owner
OF slave, who desires To efnancpate him. 10 first
place at the disposal Of the circuit court fund suf
hcient TO transport the slave TO Africa aud support
him six months after he reaches that country; and
upon this being done by the owner, or by any ne
gro now free the Judge is 10 notify the Governor,
De transported
The republic., 1851-12-20

IsTERNATIoNAL CoPYsIGnT.-A treaty has been
negotiated between Great Britain and France for
the reciprocal protection Of the rights of literary
property in the two countries, subject to the CON
dition that the British Parliament, on the recon
mendaton of the queen at the present scason pnss
law raufying such clauses of il as require legis-
lative enactment 1t textends to the protection of
the authors right to translation Of his own work
for period Of FIVE years.
The republic., 1851-12-20

The COMPROMISE IN ALABAMA.-A series of reso-
lutions acquiescing as inality in the Compromise
measures enacted by Congress have been adopted
by the Alabama Senate by majority two, the
vote being l6 yeas to IL nays.
The republic., 1851-12-20

TIE EARNINGS Of the Cleveland railroad, in the
month OF November, amounted 70 S47,2 ,26i H.
Gross receipts for six months, ending December l.
S34S,6Ol "a. Number Of passengers carried dur
ing same time, one hundred and one thousand
seven hundred and thirty-two
The republic., 1851-12-20
From Ms Union.

Mr.. BUTLER. One word, as the chairman OF the
Judiciary Committee. feel il 10 be but an act of
justice to the judiciary, who not represented on
this floor, 70 say something in relation to the
marks of the Senator from New Hampshire. I
participated in the same feelings which actuated
my friend from New Jersey, (Mr SrocKToN,)
when he rose 70 the point of order. What does the
Senator from New Hampshire mean when be says
that, so long as the Supreme Court of the United
States is organized as il is, must expect the in
uence Of the judges in favor Of the institution Of
The republic., 1851-12-20

NAvAL.-The United States sloop-of-war Ports
mouth, Commander Dornin bound to the Pacific,
via Rio Janeiro, sailed from Boston on Monday fore
noon.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-04
REMOVAL.

The Subscriber has removed to the Store for
rnerly occupied by Thos J. Warren, Esq, imne-
diateIy opposte the Masonic Hall, where lie may
always tc found ready and happy 10 see and ac-
cornnodate his friends and the public, toany article
in the line OF CHEAP SADDLERY aud HAIR
NESS; having on hand a fresh and good supply,
am prepared to offer !lem on the nIos, reasonable
and accommodating terms.
Saddles of every quality and price,
Brides, Mar,ing lies, Whips, Spurs,
Bride and llarr SIS Bits, and
Trimmings OF all stylcs and descriptions,
Collars, Brushes. Curry Combs.
Harness made to order and warranted OF the
very lest -tyle nd qualify.
Wagon Harness and Bits, and Trace Chain
cheaper Than any one else in toaon. Together with
Valices and Carpet Bags, and all ciher articles
usually kept for sale in Sadd!ery and Harness
establishment.
~ | a,h thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received. and beg that it may be COLI
tinued and abundan,ly increased, az | am pre-
pared to execute all orders for work, IN my lite,
with neatness and dispatch, and al prices which
cannot Le objected TO; as am willing to follow
the golden rue-"Lire, and lei Lire" -sz.a...
Jan'y. IL, 1851.
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Sherif's Sale,

I'm The first Monday in April next, being the
" 7,h day Of said month, will sill before Tie
Cuur, House door in the town of Camden, between
The legal hours OF Sale, the following property 10
Wit:
All the Defendants Right, Title and in'eres, IN
and to the II. use and Lot on the corner OF Amy
and Market Streets, known as the Vaughn place;
distinguished in the plan Of the town OF Camden as
No. Levied on and to he sold as the property
sof c. H. Davis, at the suit of J. NJ DeSaussure anu
J.,R. .MeKain Assignees, vs.. e. u. Davis.
On. ,fac, Of land containing $50 acres, more or
less adjoining lands of VIM. Tabert and o'liers'
living ON the wafer of Little LyEches Cr'
KerShaw District levied on and TO be solo
property of Souman p Thompson at the I
lanes Dunlap 90 be sold in order to perfect tltlcs)
TERMS Cash. Purchasers t" pay for papers.
THO. J. WARREN, D.
march, a. IL 1t ($2 OU)
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Darlington Hotel,

DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.
TgNIIE above tluuse having been purchased and
1 fitted up anew by John DorES, is again open
ed for the accommodation of the Public. Strict
attention TO the wants and comforts OF guests
will be given, and no effort, calculated TO merit
the patronage of all who may favor the establish
rent with visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding coul.try
afford will be found upon The table.
Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared.
Tile Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hosllers.
Drovers can be we'll accommodated, as any
number of horses and mute. can be 'ept in the
stables and lots expressly prepared for them.
Noy l. 1850. 81 u
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-04
10000 PAIRS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,

ITO BE HAD at the New Shoe Store. and will
l. be sold lower than any ever before offered
in this market-IIaYing paid the cash Tor ar
ticc, and selected from The best and largest man.
fuaclurers IN the Unded States, We ilalter our.
selves that no one can fail to be pleased in guam
tty, quality and price. The stock consists III part,
Mems fine Calf stitched Boots
- '' Pump Boots
q" Waterproof do cork 'oles
.' do stitched and quilted sses
200 pairs fine Calf sewed Boots, lrnm 81 81 10 81 w
2U " - and Kip pegged Boots, irom -; q %
Mems fine Calf sewed Bodies 81 to 81 10
:. nII 10th Congress Boots SS TO ~ 50
Jersey Tie. So to SO 50
g :. pegged rc tees: 81 t. TO !, e 90 90
Youths lsP kiP Pssssd Boe:ss' Sc Sc to e e
Boot, assorted
A' Ladies' Depa., ,msnt.
Fine silk Caters, black aud colored
d" lasting
- welt, and black
&C Half Gaites, "el;s and black
Welt Ties, Fo1ed, Bruad and Easy
I" - without Tips, for corus
g Jenny Lind Booces, Kid and Morocss
.,d and Enaneled Excelsior,
Kid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins
Taylor Ties. Pump
Fine Kid Slippers. with Rosettes
Fine Morocco slippers and lie,
Fine Ties and Buskins, Wets
Fine Morocco do do
Kid extra wide Slips and Ties
Goat Buskirs and Ties, Wells
Goat Boots
Misses black and coorrd CATERS
blue and light colored lalf Gaiters
q" black blue and bruuze Booees
black aud celored SIIpp.rs
" Goat Buotees sewrd and pegged, Tor Schooi shoes
Chlllren's Shoes and Boots, assorted . ,
Together with Il great variety of Gentlemens Ladies
and Children's Shors, TOD numerous to mention.
Fine TRAVELLING; TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS
YALlCES, HATS and CAPS. AL Of which will posi-
tiveiy be sold lower than the lowest for cash; s,,o1
8flall and see for yourselves, at the NE" SHoE
STORE Of ,ooNp
Sept. ~. ~
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Corn! Corn =.
Just Received,
NEW STORE.

TTNIIE subscriber would inform his friends and
4 the public generally. that he has opened an
extensive stock of GROCERIES,, at the stand
formerly occupied by Juseph w. Dolby, oae door
south OF Campbell's l'akery, and opposite II. Le'
w 4 Son. where may be found all articles usu-
ally kept in tie Grocery lire, consisting in part
of The Iunwing:
Fulton Market Beef
No. and Mackarel in kits, for family use;
Rio and Java Cotfees; crushed and Brown Sugars;
New Dreams Molasses, (new cr0 butter, wine
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, raIsIna,
currants, almonds, English mustard, flberls, pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves.
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New Arrival.

TINE Subscriber has just received
Il 23 Barrels Baltimore Flour,
- IIhds. Bacon Sides,
- I1hds. Sugar,
200 Sacks Salt.
- BbIs. New Orleans Molasses,
Cask Sugar Cured Hams,
Few Sacks Rio C"ffee,
Mararibo dc.
500 Lbs. Best Ieal Lard,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Rice, Cheese-No. l Mackcre,
- Bbls. Crashed Sugar
ALSO,
10000 Segars, such as pressed "RIo tiondo,'
"Esculapen' Rencurreli' "toM'nunes,' and
"Eir"
TOBACCO.
Mrs. Mller's Fine Cut,
Myers Best,
" ilsnn's Honey Dew,
Wilcher's Superfne &c.
With great many articles cheap 'or cash, oy
WIN. G.. MOORE.
Feb IL IL u
GIN .l, iuirp
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NEW IMp0RTATIONS.

TIME attention o: Planters and Country Mer
i. chants is particularly requested 10 the ar
angemenrs now made At
Bancrosps Silk House,
No. 253 aud 2jJ, King Street. Charleston. Tor in
surng regular aud constant supply ol all The va,
rietles of tic Dress Season, both fr' m the Eng
lish and French Markets, and which, joined 10 n
determination 10 submit every thing at the very
lowest p' ssible prices, will offer greater induce
nenrs 10 purchasers than this market has before
afforded. Par,h uiar attention has been paid to.
our stock OF domestic and heavy goods for SER .
wants wear. IIusery OF every s:zesand variety,
we confidently il vie The attention Of our friends
and The public generally TO an inspection, being
determined to offer The greatest Novelties, and tho
largest variety, at the !owest prices. Our stock.
consists in part Of a.5r
Rich Chene Silks ,.,s< vy
Striped, figured and claim do
Plain and figured Black Silks,
French and English Lawns and Cambrics.
Plain and figured. culored and white Organ,
dies. p
Bareges and Silk Tissues. S.
Frcuch Embroideres, Lace C"llars. -a.'
Muslin, Chc Edging, aid lnsertngs.
& English Nv eeLS, Summer Casslmers, &c.. ss,
Irish Linen, pure Flax, all article We conl1s.
IDENTIFY recommend. =
Birds Eyesand Towclling Diapers,
6-I, "a ga, 9-4, l0.4, Tabliug Damasks.
Long Cloths from 64 10 '3 conts per yard.
BlueDenims, Blue Stripes.
CIambrays, Striped and Plain.
Osanburgs, brown lloinespuns and sheetlngs.l
Of Southern manufacture, which, as we are agents
of several Factories, are enabled 10 offer ~
the bale or piece, at Factory prices. full as.
sor,ment OF Gloves, Hosiery, Ilaberdashriss, dc..
&c. VIC. BAN ROF
Importer, Wholesale and Retail, 49,.
253, and 255 King st. Charleston.
Fsb:4 los&s. SIN 50
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NEW STORE,

V'EIE subscriber is now opening large assort
Il ment OF Groceries and staple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied by William J. Gerald
(south Of the Bank of Canden,) which he will
dispose OF at Charleston prices for cash. l.e
Those wishing to purchase would do well to
call and examine the stock, consisting in part, Of
the following, viz: AK ;:lf n. -
Loaf, Crushed, Ground and Grapulated Sssa. -,
S Croix, Porto Rico. and New Orleans do A.
Nv Orleans, Muscovado and Cuba Moiasses
Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee ~ tiss
tiunpowder Young Hyson and Black Teas aa
Sperm. Atamantine and Tallow Candles -. !. ~
No. = and 3 Mackarel, in Barrels, Half snd Qnarers
Wine Soda and Butter biscuits and Cneese 80
Soap and Starch assorted - "a
Pepper, Spic-, Ginger Nutnegs. Mace and Cls,ss
Powder Shot aud Lead 49, .r..,,s.. .-. a..
Hardware. Cutlery, Nails and Castiuy.
Paints, Liusee1 Oil, Sperm Oil and Wi. " I'll.
80 ta'' ".'~. a--ALSo-- ~ +, y
Bleached and unbleached Shirtingsand ShretipU
Blankets, Bed Ticks, Aprm Checks and Oznaburgs
Together with a slurge assortment of
Bassing, Rope and Twiiie.
as-f f- j. w. BRADLEY.
Camien.S CJScpt g. - +-scas s7+stctifsye.E
arCash paid for Cotton and other Produce.
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I,SO

A few doz old Port Wine, lIedsick hest Cham
pagnc, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pnts, To-
geiher a large stock OF Basging, Rope and Twlne,
all OF which he offers low Tor cash.
Jan. l. s. T.. CAPERS.
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Pastilles de Paris.


South observation-disclosures District.
Esther A. Cunningham, vs.. e. J. Shannon and
John r,wn Exrs., William Melville, ct al
Bill for Dover, relief &c.
TT appearing To my satisfaction, that W ll'lam
i McWillic, Adam Melville and his infant
daughter Eliza Melville, are without and reside
beyond the limits of this State, on motion OF Ches:
nut g. CASTOR, complainans solicitors, it is ordered
that they do plead, al swer, or dcmur TO the above
bill within three months from the date Of publIca.
ton; in default whereof an order pro conesso, will
be entered against them.
W. NJ. SHANNON, C, E. KID.
Feb IL. II #.
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At Public Sale.

ON the first Monday in Apri! next. before the
" Court House, will he offered two valuable
Men, one first rate Tailor, and the other, a
House Servant, and has attended To horses, if not
sold at private sale. Apply at this Office.
March 81, 1850, 20 If
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NEW FALL GOODS.

II. DRUCkER d. co.
4 RE now JUS, opening their large and new sup
4 ply of seasonabe Goods, consisting in part Of
loths. cassimeres, satiiBets, vesiings, linens
Plain and figured lpacca. mouseln de I,ainess
Ginghams, with other goods for Ladies Dresses
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Auction Sale.
Bounty Land to Soldiers.


By late act of Congress. Bounty ] and is
granted 10 the Officers and Soldiers of the war of
1912. and Of the various Indian wars since 1880
In case of the death Of the Soldier, 10 their VII
dows and minor children.
The undersigned being permanently located at
The city of Washington, and possessing thor
ough and familiar acquaintance with the require
menls of the Government Officers, is prepared TO
attend to procuring Bounty Land War; nts with
out Jeopardy or delay, aud at but little expense /"
claimants. -- .- .sa
Land Warrants lncatcd on the hest Western
Lands, and the Land sold, if DESIRED on The most
advantageous terms.
Claims for Invalid, Revolutionary and Navy
Pensions, Back pay Lost Horses, and every other
description Of claims against the General Govern
rnent adjusted with promp,iIess and despatch q
Pers SONS desiring information Of friends who are
or have bnenin the Army nr Navy, will forward
10 IN all The particulars known OF their service,
together with fee Of ono dollar, and their en-
quires will be replied to by return mail.
...-. Address, (post paid)
ClIAS. {. TUCKER,
Washington City, d. c.
"aVlNG formed Colarnership with MIR
Il 4 Tucker for tho coecti"p of claims, shall
I've happy to attend TO any business committed TO
our care. 1t is also well TO remember, That all
who have claims, had better collect them before
we secedc. Office in the Court House
e. A. Prize.
Camden, s. C., March 4, 1851. 16 If
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ScSars and Liquors.
Notice to Guardians, &c

Notice to Guardians, &c.
UARDlANS. Trustees and others arcounta-
" ole to this Office, are hereby required 10 file
their Annual Returns during the present month or
early in April T!iuse who have not complied
with this requison by the 18th April, may expect
to BE- served with Rules.
Wa. ". SHANNON. C. E.K.p.
Commissioners Oilice, March 9Th, 1851. 10 IT,
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Wanted Immediately.

an active and intelligent Boy. from IL to Is
Il years Of age,as an Apprentice to the Printing
Business. Apply at this Office.
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Clothing at Cost |!

4 Lot ready made Coats. Pants, Vests, Over,
n coats, and Mernn Shirts and Pants, Linen
Shirts and Collars. BY II. LEVY & SON. "
Jan, 2t
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I CASE Fruits in their own juice, assorted re-
| ceiyed and for sale by SHAW & A'lSIlN.
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afessrs. Editors You will oblige many Voters,
" announcing theefollowing Gentlemen as can-
&idates at our next Municipal election.
For orIntendanL-JAMEs DUNLAP.
For Wardtns-WM. Nj. SHANNON,
"A. H. KfNNEDY,
G. l.. CHATTEt,
{. H. DAVIS.
April l, e6 ct