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NEW IMPORTATIONS.

TINE, attention ossss Planters and Country Mer-
l. chants is particularly requested 10 The ar.
| rangemen,s row made at
Eancroft's Silk House,
No. 253 aud 255 King Street, Charleston. for in
suring regular and constant supply Of all the va
retes of the Dress Season, both from the E:ify
lish ard French Markets, and which, joined to :.
determination 10 submit every thing lt tie very
lowest p ssih!e prices, will offer greater induce
lnens to purchasers than this market has belnre
affnrdcd. Parth uIar attention has been paid I"
our stock oil domestic and heavy goods tor SER
wants wear. Hosiery Of every size and variety;
we confidently i. vte the attention of our, riends
and The public grneralIy 10 an inspection, being
determined to offer the greatest novelties, and tie
largest variety, at tie lowest prices. Our stoc!
consists in part Of
Rich Chene Silks
Striped, figured and plain DO
Plain and figured Black Silks,
French and English Lawns and CambrIcs.
Plain and figured. colored and white Organ
dies.
Bareges and Silk Tissues.
French Embrnideries, Lace CuIlars.
Muslin, Che Edging, and lnseTlngs
English 1weedS, Summer Cassimers, &c.
Irish Linen pure Flax, an article we conf
IDENTIFY recommend.
Birds Eye. and Towc!Iinc Diapers,
Ga, IA "a, 9.4, l04, Tabling Damasks.
Long Cloths, from 81 To % conts per yard
Blue Denims, Blue Stripes
Chamhrsys, Striped aud Plain. -.
Osanburgs, brown Hon'espuns end Sheetngs,
of Southern manufacture, which, as are agents
OF sever factories, we are enabled TO offer By
the bale or piece, at Fac,"ry prices. A iui as
sortment of Gloves, Hosiery, llaherdisIiriss DC,
&c. w. &. BAN ROFT,
Importer, Wholesale and Retail,
2,:,, and :55 King st. Charleston.
Feb 4 10 BIN
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NEW MuSTG.

Hungarian Polka; dedicated TO Gov. Ladisaus ujhaly,
By A.ele Huhnstock ~ ~" S1sfs"
Agnes Polka; lively and spirited competition B hiss
Adele fiohnsrock - 'iSf
Grand Triumphal Marh. Composed by Miss Adele
HohEstork. IS r'af' -
Nlarche d'I!mazones. Composed by Karl Hohnstocks'
Marc;e d'Amazones. arranged for four iiands
\. B. The above all beautiful and very porulsr.
Hyperion Polka. illustrated with currer. and beauiif
view of the residence of the Poet, Professor Henry w
Longf.Iow. Cambridge Composed BY Henry 7, Oates
i've fashionable Polkas, by F. Rhiza, viz: - ys%ss
Remembrance Polka .-.-s ~. 49,.
OH Uncle Ned. do . T, -
Afection do "a ~
Oft in the Silly night,d r 80 ,r4r 4 Il
II Pureani, do Introducing the famous duet in that
opera. -
Bonayenrure Waltz. .s-. .yea,- ..... .,.4.s,s
Jenny Lind's Songs 90 So
Fear not fond youth; composed by Mozart. -. l.. =
The Mariner; celebrated Swedish Melody ="
Farewell to Lifes OCEAN, beautiful song.
Sea Kings Bride; Swedish.
Voice Of the Spirit. So" 1s
Take this Lutte; composed for Jenny Lind, Jules Ben:
edict ~
temaie Colleges. Seuinares, Schools and AcaienieS
supplied with Music &C.. the lowest prices All The
ncw,niyc published ia the U. S. received every week,
GEORGE OATES;
%. and 226, King ST., lat the bend3 -
Jan. 81 9 70" .sf 1f =
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+" 4 little nunSeiise np~ and then
l., rr!isipd bv the wiseSt men,"
Poor Puns.

JsEss says no wonder the Fugitive Save Law
is inefficient, because the Abotionst III the C1asr
az we'll as in Congress, have more thar, one Nan"
who knows how to Dodge our Hunters.
The reason the North works on the South 50
extensively, they have Gon such H'ro"s f""''
hold upon our Ciay, and are B~m on Slvl''5 oar
1IasOns no quarters.
"Cows are said to be very sra>s-ping amin IL.
N-hy is all avarcious man like Horse
Aas.-Because he is gruss-pims lin his disposition.
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YALCABLE TESTIMONY FROM TIE suN1H.

We like al all tines 10 give credit when credit is due
and if al the time relieve The distressed We
doubiy graed therefore. give the following vo
Iuniry testimony u the beneficial effects OF w sar
Dalsa Of Wild Cherry, by the editor Of the Columbia
South Caronian who appears 10 have Obtained great re-
| lief by its use.-tOld Dominion Portsmouth, Va
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We seldom resort to patent medicines. having g-:1:
respect for the skill of regular profession, bat .:'
threw ntn our way the above named nsU,!.G
a:ey aer The close Of the last sessiun Of The ic lrG,
hen our lungs almost dried IN by tls . T;.:i-
lied atmo plrre of our snve.wa-Ied state louse he
i'asam immediately rcii we'd ls of sing "'ugh
which threatened our lea a in serious degree We lee.
that We ntrb:rd for fifteen pOunt:s animal
wesht-which add.i"n FELT cannot be fIrg 'tOn
CAUT.ON.-Th- only genuine aud original article,
was first introduced in the year 1888 It has been well
tested AMI appreciated fDr len years i'll all The complaints
for which il h brl recommended, vz:-Cuugls, Colds,
ullcnza, Bronchitis, Asthma, and ConSum iiun, i'll lis
ucpiriIt stages. No ULeralncdicic has proved m"Te
rficacio:s On account of1he unboundcd popularity Of
tins article. been extensively rounrrfvt.d by per-
who know nothing Of the ingredients OF ts original
compound
None genuine unless signed !. BUTTS on the wrapper
fer sale IL tam len at clAiNS 'rng Store. Wholesale
10y p VI. COHEN Il CO. Charleston, ). T., and by Drug
gisiS generally throughout the State.
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Sheriff. Sales.

NN :he first Monday in March next, being the
" 81 day Of said m'nh, will sill before the
Court House door in the town OF Camden, between
lhe legal hours OF Sale, the ioIo"lng property to
wit:
All the Defendants Right. Title and Interest in
and to the II, use and Lot un tine corner Of King
and Market Streets, known as the Vaughn place;
distinguished in the plan OF tnr tcwn ol Camden as
No Levied on aud to be sold as the property
o! C. H. Davis, at the suit of J. ". Desaussure and
J. K. .NcKain Assignees, vs.. Z. II. Davis.
TERMS Cash. Purchasers IL pay for papers.
THO. J. WARREN, SKID.
Feb. 7, 1851. ii wit ($2 UO)
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THE SOUTHERN STORE.

A LII who wish Bargains, are invited TO call at
II n. s. MOFrA IS new Southern Store,
lnIrd house above the aux ol talndcn, where
they will find L co"IpIete Assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
Consisting III past, hs Io'io"S:
Fancy aud nour.!i. < Prints
rs and Al brown Shrlings
Dl.!u Deu,ns and Marlborough Stripes
SSal:iHe;ls and Kentucky Jeans
Cloths aHd Iancy Cn<s!:nercs
Negro i>e -cy-; Bed aIIh .\eglo Blankets
I."us Dc alur>. Ging!s;ns, &c.
Groceries.
Brown. Loaf, Crashed aud clarified Sugar
it.o aiid Java t.UreeS
Aly OreaiIs anu West !nl!a M"lasscs
MarHarr!, Nos. auu = ~ barrels
Cner.r, kIce, -Four, Bacun and Salt
fdi<I'.s, Pepper. Spicc
Tobacco, Scgars. &c. &c.
Hardware.
Poke, Knives and Forks
Britannia and Iron spoons
Trace and Halter Chains
.AAeS, hammers and Hatctc!s
Spades, Shov,i and lloes
iiand, mill ard crosscut srws
Wees, anris aud b.4ckslnilh'S bellows
Nails, brads, tacks and sp lns
Knob, pad closet and stock locks
Iron Squ..res. comDas$es and plane irons
Brushes, backing, cotton anA wool cards
iiruacaXe> and sreeiyards; pots and sklIlets
Broad aud narrow Iron &c.
Ese;tdy Made Clothing
"l every description.
Sa'd!cs. Brides and Aiar;ingaies
t'ruckery ANA Gi. ssware
Gunny and Dundee Basging
kenrurky Rope ard Tw!ne
Tose, e,her with every other article usually found
ina ell seie' ted sock Of D:y Go"d<, Groceries
aud Hardware. All Of which III DC sold exceed
Ing.y low ;or cash.
- The highest market prices paid for cotton
lnL u;her country produce.
Dec. ~, X. S, .NFFAT.
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Notice.
By order of the Couri of Ordinary.

BY order Of the Court Of Ordinary.
TWILL be sold, at The late residence of JOS.
w l.ockrarl, deceased, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
thursday the 20Ih Feb. inst, all the personal
property o' said deceased (except the CattIe).
CONSIST ~ Of IL Negroes. Household and Kitchen
furniture, Horses, Hogs, Sheep Goats, Wagon,
Iart. Gig, Plantation utensils, Provisions.
Terms one hall cash, balance ON d credit until
the first day OF January next. The negroes,
together with the other properiy-notes and uonds
must be given with good security d mortgage Ul
the property. with Interest fiom day # sale.
S. IOCkHART, Adm'x.
Feb. 7 ii 4t
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Family Groceries.
Feb. 4-2t

anlly GTUCSIl6S'
SUGAE.-Lua!, Crushed, puiver'ze', Car o.!
ligh aud brown light y. Orleans and iiaS.
CuvatU.
CCEEE;E.-Old Government Java. no. L..
gulrl, C.Ioroiae, lroma, Cocoa.
TEA.-lmposi.!, GImrowdcr. Tyson, ); .efea'
youny Eyson, Orange ieiVc a"a GnaeH
Clap.
EEoCfs.-BhIimore in Bbls., Extra Family
-Four IN Bags from selected ~hea:. BUCK
wheat,
EfICE.-Who.e, Maccarcni, Fa.ina, Curre
Powder
So.sE.-Ihemica!, Olive, Chinese v ashIne
Fluid. Cas;,le, Cu!.aIes, Fancy.
EsAES.-DaImore Sus cured, Dried Beei'
Picked Beef Aiackerei. No. l. IN Nuts
Salmon d., Ilabu, Fro-h Sai:non, I-o'
s,crS, SarL:cS III whole, hail and quarter
boxes. llrrrIns, Polled Yarnuu d..
PECEkEES.--Frum Grouse g. Blackwell, Un
d.rwood and Lewis.
KETCHUPS.-Worc Harvey, john
Bull Tuua &C. Walnut, Mushroom, KING
Of Oule'S, SAiu, Pepper aud Pach Vlnser,
w. " Inc do, Cider DO, English aud French
Mustard. Spanish O.ves, Capers. .A"cia-
,Ics Essences Ior iavurIng.
PREsERYEs.-l'ea Aprco,s, Prunes
in their own Juice. Pineapple, LnIes,
Pruues. West Indies do, Strawberry Jam.
Figs, Rasins, Prunes.
CiTDEES.-New Bedford Sperm, Solar do.
Adamanliuc, Wax, colorcd do.
Received and for sale By
SHAW & AUSTIN.
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Oar Market.

On Wednesday and Thursday, the Cotton
market WIS tolertby active, considering that
nriees have lowered. Our quotations will be
in order from 8 l.2 to - cents.
To-day, prime article will bring Il IA cts
1t is a good time for the Planter 10 SEND
Corn, oats, 81: to mtrket, the demand now Is
great, aud Corn will bring 90 cents. and Oats
rs cents wirhout any trouble.
1t is still f:,c; that goods ca1 be bought in
this market on as accommodating terms, as IN
anv other in the State. Be particular however
when voa come to ascertain, those that AdVeF'
tise, from such, bargains may be had
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-02-07

" Probably article las ever emoyeda wider popu.
larry il ali dsa-c d, the nn.a t.n Ia t;c shpae
OF Tara;r7 Ear inn:g.;ip's, anl ia>tcs. il las b,n
G.e almost from time im"mDrIl. L:verwer too, has
hen universally regarded ol natures choicest
:rb.. iiur rc.crvr! f,r Prof Rogers to di>cuvr
ART uf extracting b chemical pruress .or
ci,ir WRITES. Il rpni:I.a: Ii III n lal.r isrfrio-
lore nmkJ..i 20 p:cs-: ore u:-ivart tnr
s rJlccnra'tIu rI 80. - ..Ii'T. a. !A'"''r rs
nc has d." hiS = rIp al i.5vrrw u: ari lar ihr
r;lre o. :pLL.iI Pa pIi:r ,.Cl:. "icI are c:-
r:iny .:tS are ni !iir "v: ;!.n ,-tNgs
,,u w.. l.'r ~. l. All ~ ''brs
wirm y: SC every A.. tlay wo'I b; almost bcI"ii
belle.
For sa. - Mex ,m> D.u. S orr, Cam ien > T..
g. !E--:... m u Munn.t rl:ilnl.
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$50 EsF2W AEs I'D.

VXTHEREAS, on The night OF the 27th ult, >otic
w evil disposed person "r persons. I'D un>rrrn
the axle nuts OF the C.ulden ana. CarIol'e INA,
s.aCes in I.antas,ervIl'e and thr' W down tho
wheels and doing other damage. hereby riTa;
q rcmard Of Firy Dollars 10 any person WHO w'!t
give such iminrma;ion IS will lead to the de,ecn
and conviction ofthe on,'udrrs.
JAMES McEWEN, ,AfaH ccrtracicr.
Fei,4, 1851. ~ p%tf
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GEORGE OATES,
Publisher and Importer of Music,


AND Wholesale DEALER n
Piano Eortes and Musical Instruments.
-E"*. "2 Land :sG, King ST., ,slasaHc Bend.)
ri i. ..isEEsis soIn .agen,s5sr tbe following
W c2.esfaed Pan.. Forte Mmufsr,ufsrs.
B:c n q Raven,.. .;;.,,,; g :.
~.|DuboIs 4. XAjer, =.
And A. d.E5ae Il CO, New York
Wi"se instruments lave Ssays;gyen such uni.
vcrSai s"i>artion in thhasand the adjoining States
fer keeping their rich and powerful ;ores aid for
their graa durability III southern climate
In addition 10 The unsolicited written. testimo-
na;: lroIr the following enlminenttArtists, Mad.
Hre Bishop, Mrs. Seguin,. .Mi<s Bochsa, Seguin
Tcmpe;on AID the "HoInstocksI'' The subscr-
aer i;'s The pleasure of adding The favorable opn-
iol ol the Swedish Nightingale" in the follow:
H. extract Of note received prior to her depar:
turc Tor Havana.
talso gives me great pleasure to add that have been
greatly pleased with the Piano you kindly sent this He.
Tel Tor M use during stay in Charleston, being very
excellent Instrument possessing great richness Cf tone,
and a. the sanne time uncommon sotaess." s"at
lsubscribc m:sef dear sir.
Yours greatly obliged, | -"
JENNY Lind
Charleston. Dec. 3lst 1850
Tne originals q Tie above, can be teen at the
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DoNESTICS.

DeMESTICS.
t0 PIECES Louisiana Stripes and Plads.
fO Large Lott Brown Homespuns.
Fine Assortment of 3Icachcd Guods.
Apron Checks, Bed Ticking,
Flannes, Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Plaid. I.iuseys
All to he sold at the NEW CASH STORE,
remarkably low for cash, At llALLFORDS.
Feb. 7. ii IT.
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Gfice CT cfTransportation
S. C. r. K. co. Feb. 3, 1851.
TTNDER Resolution Of the late meeting,
y Stockholders and their families are entitled
to pass free on the road to and from the meeting
of The Company on the llth inst.
Stockholders are therefore requested to furnish
their names 10 the Agents al Camden, Columbia
and Hamburg and receive their tickets
Arrangements will be made to take them down
with the Regular Trains OF the 9Th, 9:h aud 10Th,
and hack OIL the 18th, l4h aud 18th.
Way Stockholders viii receive their tickets from
the Conductors.
J. D. PETSGH,
Feb. 4-2t Sup'r. Transr'n.
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DIED-On Tuesday the ast!l ult., TanMAs
ENGLISH son ofThcmas E. and Elizabeth Shah
uon, aged eighteen months and eighteen days.
In life the Intelligence aud joy that sparkled in
the face OF this noble child, ever awoke happy
sympathy in the hearts of all who knew HIM, even
in death, calInues, serenity, and beauty rested Oh
his face.
"The spoiler set
Ills seal of Silence But there beamed smile,
So fixed and holy from that marble brow,
Death gazed and left it there; he dared not steal
The signtt ring of Heaven. W.
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Bills fOr-IS5O.

TIME subscriber earnestly calls upon all who
i are indebted to him for the past year TO come
forward and settle their bills, in order that he may
NEE, l,is engagements WHICH are, MS per cuslo,E,
short. }. DELAY.
Feb. q l0 #
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The Election.

Next VI n,iny is the Election I'VE hop no one
- III h. a,.,.., Il ho is entitled to votr. Remenl-
.r if you do not your vote for sscess'"n' your
State may be degraded, and You the slave ola
Yankee.
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TarH.

The strongest efforts are being made in Con-
gress now, to impose the Tariff upon us, AMI OF
course they will succced-and some OF the South
will say submit it.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The news from this gallant State is cheering
al VIC have to do is to march out of the Unlcn,
and the banner OF Mississippi will be uniuried by
our side.
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For the Camden Journal.
Ticket for the Convention.
- &C. J. SHANNON.
* r. J. WETHERS.
THOMAS LANG.

lfthese gentlemen are elected, they will carry
into the Convention much talent, experience,
and practical good judgment as any representa-
ton. BY giving this ali insertion or two as early
a. possible, you will oblige, Messrs. Editors, many
natlve citizeas Of K'r- -haw District
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Nomir atoms for the State Convention.


On the second Monday and Tuesday in Febru
ary next. an election will be held for three dele
gales 10 represent the District Of Kershaw in th'
State Convention. The following gentlemen have
been pn. in nomination:
Hon ]. J. WETHERS,
Maj JOHN CANrEY.
Capt. THOMAS LANG.
HARMONY.
Cart THOMAS LANG,
Maj JOHN CANTEY,
Cul L J. PATTERSON:
CAMDEN.
Capt; c. J. SHANNON.
l.. L. WHITAKER, Esq.
C,p,. L. W. Il. BLAIR.
MANY VoTEas.
For LgrcaSter District.
}. F. g. MiTTAG, Esq.
Maj. JOHN WILLIAMS.
Capt. }. d. MclLWAIN. LEoNIDAs.
For the Southern Congress:
JAMES II. WITnERSPOON, Esq. Of Lancaster.
Col. JAMES CHESNur. Jr Of Kesrhaw.
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Golsui.iG French TGiiCi Soaps,
and

eSc"m;;s1f Cologne,
From Messrs. Joseph Buury 3' Sons, of Ba'ti-
more, ditect Importers, oi genuine German Co.
iogne, French Toilet Soaps, among which are Tie
Omnibus, aud ParISian; Lubins extracts, i'r the
liza mdkerchief &C.. to all oil which wGud respect
iul'y invite the attention OF tn; Ladies and con.
noisssurs generally. z. J. DEHAl.
FEB. 4th 1851.
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ta;iO-?l Prices CURRENT.
E1SE EskiEG;1Vs

gusE gsEC2;7vEss,
AsurpIy j. Duranl 6 Cos.
CELEBRATED FRENCH DIrTE2s.
Warranted 4 certain Tor Dyspapsia. Weakness Of
;he Stomach an Want "f Alp,r. Weakness Of the
Chest. and Fever a,l Agile II is also pleasant
Beverage in its pure AMI may be dnnk with Wine
or Spirits without all a2airiny is medicinal qualities.
May be had By ;lIe Case or single hottie. Of
5. BEN 'DN. Family Grocer.
j. !iAnRI.'. DeNaln Street.
W. C. MOORE, Family Grocer
Camden, Sept. -. swiin
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W MANSION HOUSE.
G,ANDEt. s. q.
O3.AIs25Da

@AE25n0e
THE undersigned hegs leave to return his grateful
i thanks to his friends. and tlIe travelling Public, for
the liberal support which he has received since he has been
opened our nons and has entered upon his duties for
1851 with renewed energy to endeavur to please all that
may call upon him. bh rich and poor His House will
be found ofhc most desirable situated and best fur
ni.hed Hotels in Camden. His servants also will be
found respectful and attentive, and the table will be sup.
piled with the best the market affords.
His Stables and Carriage Houses roomy and always
fully supplied with PovcIldrr and experienced Hoster
An Omnibus calls the House every morning for pas
sengers for the Railroad Give cali and test M MOTTO
AS you find me,
Soreromrnend me.
"-a E. &. ROBINSON.
Proprietor.
Camden, February 7lh, 1851 IL If
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The South ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Premium.

WAS awarded by The South Carolina Institute,
w il November las, tn J. y. l. -. l. Cleve-
land or 2l7 King 81, Charleston, for the best Co.
iogns; | nave just received il luil supply OF the
above in bottles q. various sizes.
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For the naden Journal.

Gentlemen: Son' kind friend Ito me not
known) having prol"sed me as candidate tor
the State Convention, beg Leave respectfully to
decline she nomination, as there are others, who
are better qualified to represent the District than
Yours respectfully,
L. L. WHITAKER.
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CMce characterization
Feb. 4

80 - ssSsss 80 80 -: - -
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CrockerV and Glass Ware.

Crockery and Glass Ware.
TUSr received a general assortment OF lhe
- latest styles and patterns CrocAery aud u lass
~ are It's lulluws:
CUPS and Saucers.
Steak Dishes.
Piates. GO>ls, Pitchers
Large Stone Butter Stands, China and Fancy
Flower Vases, Ornaments, Toys, &c.
s. d. HALLFDRD.
Feb. !. IL tf. .-
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TNHf; attention % Planters and Country Mer-
l. Chants is psFfiehisrIy requested 10 The ar.
ranaemens now made at
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BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for

, YOUNG LADIES-Hrs NULTIGAS and Mss
hDbERIs have removed from - Ma.ker-st = West
zlsr-st fEs house wet 4 ,'h-ay j where they All
their aTiIIE ana D. Sck1J or Young I.sios On r3
DAY September sjl Al omllbCs vii 1s 7roy ded foL
the aniJ lti9n 4 pupils NtY RESIDE distant parts n
the CITY Crcglar- b. oEaIned - ihs st,e q Ar
LOCKWOOD son or a. 3 " e.. 2ls.-.'
aul2 5VI y ~
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Til. god Will. futures and long lease 81 le, ,'
earning dock OF bpNhead 100 feet square Al 'V u -
a Moth RiyeI with water Oh two SIDES ot osplh :" -
charge vessels drawing feet Tbs premises are N s'1
asy ,pcloSea And well suited Tor lumber ce S''e g"
the lOcAhty being favorable and al eNI"ie ~
o. - saved A very gu0d building On the prcHi,'> :
80 -, otce aud rsssispr Ter the foreman - in'
rbe ,ncon.e from Whertsse> slcie = I'm - ' :"
sy acatA without ntsFi.nne ~ Ne :. 'ase Il ''
teet - t~h4'e' '>'''' FLEMING NJ tNs~ Il
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LANDS.-For sale or eK

tI-Forsale Fam of about ~ acres IN The VILLAGE ~
asres q miles from the CRY. The house IS new, p-it
f,true In the most substantial amer, ia modem stfe,
IN thirteen rooms. and las one Of he nos. Commanding
eas II the er 4nc ad AGENT cenery Il unies unusual
picturesque prospect HI'h convenience and retirement
Inc grounds are IN the finest order well supplied VIA
great vsneiy Of fru Tie whole ~ PAT VII De 500 DC
sppl cation % the re9r the premises ~ hisss,
1I' the Hudson Nerv-Yors ALEXANDRA BRINE
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I FNKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

can't fuishod Six Hats the low price of So usual
y sold a. 81 Az article 50 So and 81 p neat Hats 81
BROWN. l38 Causl-st..
= In next 20 the corner OF Sulliyan-st.
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COUNTRY RESIDFNCE.-For sale

desirable Country Resdsn rec, beautifully situated IN
the village Of Lee. Berkshire County Mass and few
inmates walk from the Railroad Depot whence the cas-
leave twice day for New York and Boston The dwelling
Is large two .sioy house which, wlh the out budmss,
are IN first rate order There abont three acres NJ
ground a small orchard fun bearing, vines shrubs &c
and two wes Of the best wa'ar Terms reasonable ApIN
to nj LEONARD. on the premises q IL PHELPS,
Lee Post Offoe, Or BBEBE, No $50 Broadway New
X,t '' st34s
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SOLDIERS' PATENTS.-ILLINOIS

~ LANDAU soldiers. heirs of soldiers, who had
land raued them wears for services m the wal Of
1872 or II they ira entitled sell their CLAIMS OF
have them looked up Lands sold and lost for taxes vii
be purchased Information free Business hours. tom
4 NJ T. 9P VI Call or address J. X SrROW. n the
American Lard Agency. 50 Canalst. Broadway ov'g
the Broad, ny Insurance Office. - lmIGIhNS>
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