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miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS.

STEAM JOB PRINTING. III re nash
~ twenty years. the Advertiser has ...rsormsx svey
duty connected with the PRINTING and puhships Of over
THihIf din'fs" .uy. Weekly, Monthly and Quarterly
P.odical. FIFTEEN Of which are still under his esa'
together with JOBBING patrol-se u 'ne h'sns.s
actsr, for the dispatch Vi which he poss. ~'' 80,
MODERN FACILITY afforded BY new and =
Types Borders. Ornaments and Steam Presses. opsss
by the ssful ard experienced workmen.
~ REMEMBER, therefore, when you are oontsm-
plating the issue Of Cards Circulars Bill ads Hanabis
Labels. Almanacs, Pamphlets OF ANY DEsCRIPTiOH
Of Printing that j. A O. can execute LARGE ORDERS
u as good style, at short notice, and ~ favorable
terms as any house IN ths city JOHN A. GRAY.
AIS saTutf lstD No 81 Gold. oor. Iut0E-sG
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MARsH'S COURSE OF BOOK

lIKEEPlNG-sso pp beund-prce 81 2.-This the
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contains complete set Of Account Books Accounts Car
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asd VIII Be found the mos. eoplsie and instructive
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Book Keeping, No. soa BroadsS. THIS work /" 2se.
hshsd in the style in the Spanish language frce
81 So Circulars with terms. ke Of Mr. Marshs Csurss
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TUV EMILE BOOKS, ANIMALS
A. GAMES aud FANCY ARTICLES foS the HOLl

"
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DAYs-HUESTIS 4 COZANS. Ncs. iOt and lO6 MAJ
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tail splendid stock Of Books and Fancy Stationery. which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices Among their ss-
seitnsnt may be found the following
ASsuALs.-Leane,s OF Memory Gem OF Beauty Gar
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FANCY ARrlcLSs.-Pap,er Msche and Rosewood Writ
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tapcy lnsstands, Gold Pens Gold Pcuel Cases Fancy
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THE ISTHMUS of PANAMA-DE-
Il WITT & DAVENPORT, Tribune Buildings. will
publish on FRIDAY. Dec. &C. -
THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA AND WHAT SAW
THERE
by d. GiiswOld NJ d. (recent OF the Surgeons OF
the p Il. Co Containing an account OF the nrs span
ish Settlements the Adventures of the Buccaneers with
descriptions Of the Present Condition Of the County
md It's Inhabitants, Natural History. Productions. SC
Also Descriptive Maps showing the different routes across
the Ishmus with It's principal Rivers, Towns &c EN-
hrscne much valuable information for travellers gong 70
Cafsnia Price. IN cloth, IS cents. Paper, ~ cents
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LUBSl CLUBS CLUBS -
A II A


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zines informed that GRAHAM can be furnished AT as low
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For specimen copies and terms address
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To PERIODICAL AGENTs-Agents and dealers who wish
GRAHAM al the lowest have copies OF circulars,
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irg the Philadelphia publisher. - -
RkHAM-It will be that the editor OF The Areri-
con Baptist speaks right out in meeting upon the subject
Of Magazines. -
GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-The January number OF this
popular and splendid Magazine received In mechanical
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nl rivals Graham commences his new volume In fine
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The present number contains twelve pages more
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we also that Graham commences numbering his
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE PAGES Every number OF
GRAHAM, for 1872 will contain ll2 pages and Will be
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A MAGNIFICENT BOOK for the
has Just pubhshed-
THE kEEPSAKE for 1854 A royal octave volume,
splenddy illustrated and styled by many OF the RENEW
ers the most elegant book OF the season. -.
Also. STORIES and STUDIES from CHhONCLEs
ard HISTORY. BY Mrs. Hall and Mrs Foster; ..
J c r. also publishes variety OF other WORKS m nee
bindings, suitable for presents. alstJl
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4 LADY of strictly moral principles and
IA much experience wants situation ne Housekeeper,
or as Nurse TO an aid any other light business which
requires and strict attention Address for Two
DAYS, T c No. II Commerce-st. d24 "
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THE AMERICAN PHRENOLOGI-

II CAL JOURNAL for January 1882. lust published.
presents the following table OF valuable and interesting
contents
LOUIS KoSSrrn his Lille and Character with two p0r-
traits; Physiegnomy illustrated; Secular Education
Gravel Wall Mode of Building Ships aud shipping illus
uat,d Individual Respons blIty Education PhTenolosi-
sally Considered; BosrOS NoTIoNS-Nsw- England Fro
sectNe Union Ten-HOur Sys,em; Temperance Status
Cos; Lectures New England School OF DssisH for Wo-
ssn; Photography and Phonecs Electro Magnetic Fire
Alarm, EvENs OF rIE MoSrH-Reception of KossUrH,
Meeting Of Congress pehniton Of the Faculties The
Physiological Bust Besdes The above the present
Der will be found rich with Engraved Illustrations and
nssy Of matter.
Published Monthly, at One Dollar year b. FOwLERs
AwElLS, No lsi Nasssu-st. NY. da3 HDSaw
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for the 4oli6aps.

4 BEAUTIFUL PRESENT for Chill
~ DREN-The Jenny Lind Doll. being perfect mi
tation Of Jenny Lind dress stys and features THIS
AIMED at TUTTLEs Emporium Of Fsaey Goods. Novel
ties TOYS kc, No A5 Broadway. choice vanesy OF az.
ces expressly for Holiday Presents on hand and
daily receiving a<o ~
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Mem Civilizations.


GCRIBNER'S ILLUSTRATED GIFT
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Tx MARvELs REvERIEs OF ABACHELOR-i-
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MP WuIISS wORKS-in i2mo volumes, cloth full
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MRS KIRKLANDS EvINING BOOK vol. evo.
With fine steel engravngs. in CLOTH fun gilt and morocco
sltra
MRS. ELLETs WATCHING SPIRITs-l vol. svo.
illustrated in cloth full gilt.
PROFESSOR BOYD'S EDITIONS OF YOUNGS
NIGHT THOUGHTS AND MILLIONS PARADISE
LOST-In vol, Svo cloth full gilt and mosocoo
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
UNCLE FRANKS HOME STORlES-A beautiful
series Of Juveniles entirely new, by + c. Woodwork In
svols with tinted engravmgs
STORIES FOR SUMMER DAYS AND WINTER
NIGHTS-in 4vols.. with tinted engravings
c. s. has also hand large assortment OF illustrated
Gan Books, Annals and Javer lie Books
d24g CHARLES SCRIBNER, No. las Nassaust
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NJ B. PETERS d CO, Importers Of

W. CHOICE OLD WINES, BRANDIGs, LfQUORs
and CIGARS have recently opened their stock a.
NO 800 BROADWAY,
Where they tfer to the public very superior Articles
Their department oftads Their facilities 10 the ,,ra
IMPORTATION OF CHAMPACNES AND OIhSS
WINES -,
are such that they assd TO sell then al oSss ~
AZ least 90 per cent lower than they can b pufeaso
any other house IN the city. ...m-.
Wholssas dealers are particularly requested 70 -
hsT sosks az ind will 10 offered ao 49, ,sss
else where IN the prce well az IN the qnahy ~
800. Cnsonsvs can always rely up0a fndng the ea"es'
brands Of Havana Cigan at then store nuo.nvAY
d23 lnh NJ SVv p"~"
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ENGLISH BIBLES-A

~ very large assortment Of the English editions Of the
pele 90 generally preferred TO all others 10, beauty Il
typographical execution and superior correctness OF text
3mprsng twenty different sizes All bound By III: best
London wo'hmsn in the flashed and elegant style,
sl0ding rich sk velvet and gold g edges forming most
appropriate and beautiful Works for Presents. &c
Al greatly Reduced Prices
APPLEroN's NBw STANDARD EDITION.
The BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER Of the Protes'
uns Episcopal Cacrch Of the United States, embracing 81.
ssetes with steel BY Overlook In 81
sHee Turkey and plain bindings. in rich SILK
wives. with gold ALT clasps and borders, &c.
ce ID. APPLETON co, No. 200 Broadway.
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.

n
Professor ANDERSON, the great Wizard OF the North,
on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Christmas Eve) Dec aath,
will r.. commence his elegant Drawing room Entertain
uents ct Soirees Mysteneuses, which during his last
Visit this City, met with such unparalleled success
Professor A. will perform every evening AID three times
on Chr stmas and New Year days (THURSDAf,) VIZ.
The FIST performance, doers VIII open al Oi commence
at lll the second performance, doors open az 2 com
mel ce at the third performance doors open at o com
mence at 1t. On each SATURDAY, an Afternoon per
formance-doors open at O. commence at Admission TO
Parquet and Upper Tier so cents TO which places can De
secure at the Box Office. from A. Nj 70 r M, without
any addonal charge Amphnheater IS cents. For par
ucuars your attention called 10 future bills Tickets
NJ, ad0 Ryoadgav d22 lw
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THE GRAND POPULAR SCOTTISH

u
Misses and Messrs FRASER will be contIaued EVERY
NIGHT during this week Beautlful and varied selee
will be gwen on these evenings. To commence az
o'clock Admission so cents. dDV'
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SAMPSON & FIGHTS Panorama and
- and Diorama Of London, Crystal Palace, and the
most Interesting places round that metropolis aug
mented with Neutrality-suspicious. at the CITY Hall,
will be reopened at the Stuyvesant Institute MONDAY,
Dec a. for short time, according 10 the wishes OF our
Artists Architects and friends who unanimously have
gwen us their applause and encouragement Exhibition
at n o'clock every igbt. and WEDNESDAY, CHRIST
MESDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock. d22 otua'
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TIRC Il S.-NEW-YORk AMPHl-
~ THEATER. No 81 Bowey.-Spendd Celebration
of the CHRISTMAS FESTIV Lon MONnA f
EVENING, and during the week, an entire new order
of entertainments wl be given including the nIst appear
ance Of the celebrated Dancing Horse MAY FLY hrst
appearance OF MIR. I. NEVILLE, the Wild Horseman OF
the West. Daredevil Rider Mr.. SANDS as the
Courier OF ST. Petersburg together with new Christ
mas Ballet &C. 49,.
Three splendid performances on CHRISTIANS DAY
morning afte moon and evening dI lwus
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~ Eighth Ward.-Ata meeting Of the Wing Dele
raj Is the several Districts the Eighth Ward,
ks,d al Harans No AZ Howard st on Wednesday, Dec.
a. the following named Delegates elected represent
the ,sid Waid the General Committee for the ensuing
vssr James Murray, George Carpenter Lewis Baker,
jsmss O. Mofet, Gilbert Dugm.
J. ID ARTHUR. Chairman
cu prpT DucAs Secretary d25 IL
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HOLIDAY TIME-LAsr GRAND WEEK.
WORLDS FAlR.-At Steppanl Hall,
w No 396 Broadway Proprietor p. I. BARNUM.
Chief Artist Signor DELAMANo.
Every AFTERNOON at o'clock, and IN the EVENING
~ CHRISTMAS DAY THREE splendid exhibitions Will
on - u,u,.,o,-- at IL AM. N; and u III.
Doors open an hour prsyieSsii 49, ..sIs,,
MONSTER WORK OF ART
THE WORLDS FAIR;
or Mirror of the exterior and interior OF ns fsaoh'a
Crystal Palace
BIRDS EYE vIE-w Of the CRYSTAL PALACE sndthe
West end Of LONDON.
THE GRAND OPENING
by Queen Victoria and the British Court.
sUPERB VIEW OF THE WHOLE NAVE
THE NAVE IN ALL ITS PARTS.
THE AMERICAN DIVISION.
THE WHOLE TRANSMIT.
THE AGRICULTURAL COURT,
with Mccormick famous American Reaper. AL
YACHT AMERICA
d22tf In her celebrated triumph, OF Coves.
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~ Chinese Toys.-Thrty cases Just received OF
these curious and attractive TOYS at FUTILE Emporium
No s.5 pyosdSa Great preparations making to sup
ply the public with fancy articles toys &c during holt
day Goods sent to all parts of the city or su0nros
at asy time desired, without charge d23
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IL ,r .:-.J % 80.
with Crates 81 50 per week Rooms per night Is cents
This admirable House lighted throughout with Cas- and
door making it, on the score Of economy order and quiet
ness desirable house for those who desire such The
ouse 10 kept open all night Inquire In the office OF the
Hotel (up stairs junction Of William, North William and
Frankfort .sts one block from the Park. Dc lm'
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DOARD.--A Room in third story to let
ID with Board a, No $50 Orchard 81: single Gea-
tleman preferred. References exchanged dzi 3I'
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~ Second New-York Building Association
There having been 900 shares taken IN the New ioIk
building Assocaton prospectus of another the same
plan has been issued, aod now ready Entrance iee ~
cents hly 50 so Subscription books are open
At the office Of BUXTON Jr., Secretary OF the New,
York Building Association No. North William 81, and
at Messrs WAkEMAN LATlNGS. No % Fulton 81
d21
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DOARD-Wanted, by two young Men,
ID in priyais family. without young children lower
part Of the city preferred Address box No 5oa General
Post 0ftce. 10
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ROARD.-Two or three very desirable
Id Rooms suitable for a Gentleman and Wife for
single Gentlemen are now vacant at No. 50 Barclay St
nj TuThkStfc
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BOARDING in CATHERINE-ST.-
- Several gentlemen may be pleasantly accommodat-
ed with BoarcI at No Monroe St, corner OF CAse-
rine.st. Payments fred promptly. dl3 Inn
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~ The Treasurer OF the Fire Department
gratefully the receipt OF One Hundred Dol
lars being donation from the Manhattan Fire Insurance
Go of New FORK to Widow and Orphans Fund OF the
Department New York, Dec. %. 1851:
da5 lie JOHN s. GILES Treasurer.
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pOARD.-Families or single Gentlemen
can obtain full or partial Board Apply east side 2d-
av second house above ssth-s House new with modern
mnroyemspts d. ms
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COOK-Wanted, first-rate Cook, to
None but those entirely competeat need apply Address
with refoItnces s. ] E. Box 0l8. New York Post Once
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO
Il LET, for Families or Single Gentlemen IA the new
honse No 1894 9TH The house has ali the modern "a
provenents gas, baths, &C. DIS ~
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife,
- or one or two single gentlemen. can ind handsomely
furnished rooms at No III East i1hs minutes walk
rem three stage The house possesses the advan
ages all the modern Improvement hot cold and shower
baths, hot air, gas, &C MI Inn
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ROARD.-A few Gentleman can be ac-
11 cOmmoda,ed with rood Board pleasant rooms and
single beds At No s7 Allen St, between Stanton and
Houston-.ts. Stages pass the doer. al I'm
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ROARD.-A Gentleman and his Wife
FURNISHED ROOMS-Without

Il Board, at No. l4f Chambersst. The hease IS hrsf
class ehgble location. and IS occupied BY smau
private family. The rooms are pleasant and well far
ulslsd dl2 Inn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-06-04
To Contractors.

SNIIE undersigned, ommis.iou,rs appointed b,
~@4 the County I QUIT OF Cabarfus. 10 contract for
the building Of Poor House in said County viii
receive sealed proposals. for contracts until The 90 Il
day Of Jane neNt.
The main building to b. 80 Get in length BY IS
feet IN depth, two stories high wnh wings attached
to each end OF % l,et front b., IL &c. IN lept, Que
story hieh.
The main building is divided by passage o. ten
feet IN width IN each story with twn rooms on each
side Of passage with portico in front u by 30 feet.
two stories high
The wings divided into five rooms zach. with
back porch IL by 81 feet
I he building to be OF brick and TO be covered with
shingles The foundation 10 be OF rock well ranged
work. The window and door sils to be of hewn Store
of proper sz' The building to be plastered with
sand finish. Tie hole TO be eted By he first
day oil January, 1853.
10 be paid in equal ins'amen,s the first pay.
ment when tic founoatIon is aid, half when the
bur ding IS completed The balance IN u months
thereafter
Persons DESTROYS Of bidd ng can see the plan and
spec'hcali MS q he building by calling on etaer Of
the undersigned at Concord.
A. J. YORK.
WIN. ) HARRIS, Commissioners
Jos MlSENHAMER,
Concord, CabGi,as ca. May G. ssh 1913
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State OF .tOrfh.CarOfia0

"
Court Of Pleas and Q9urfer Sessions, April
Term, 1851.
l. B. Fineher, admr. OF Frederick
Starnes, decd. Petition
Thomas Sarncs and others, heirs Sell real estate.
at law OF Fred. Starnes, deed.
II T appearing, upon the Oath of L. B, Fncher,
"A that the defendant, William Sarnes. one of the
heirs OF Frederick Starnss, zen deed not an in.
habitant Of this State. but resides beyond the Limits
of the same, Norcx is HEkFnY GIVEN thst a petit.
ton is flied in the flee of the Cltk of this Court 10
obtain leave al the next Court of Pleas and Qpartef
Sessions 10 be held for this county, the i,t Mon.
day in July next, to sell the real estate Of Frederick
Siarnos, sen deed, in order 10 sui jet ii assets
Ia the hand, Of the administrator to pay the debts of
the intestatc, when and where the SAID WIN Starnes
appear and plead, or demur, or Judgment
pro cUniesso will be taken by default to him and
the land sod.
Wines } NJ. Stewart, Clerk of our said Court,
nj Office in Monroe, the LIST Monday of April A. d.
1851, and in the 15th year Of American lndepcn
dcnce J. Nj. STEWART, Gee.
Printers fec, SIS .t3O
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May 81. 1851.

rEHO MERCHANTS and CONSUMERS who
Il would purchase The best products OF co GA
Tree from adulttraton-~alorc nutIilous aud health
iuI than tea or cofiee-and in quality unsurpa sscd
the subscriber recommends the above atticles
manufactured by himself aud stamped with his
name aud residence. His BROMA and COCOA
PASTE as deIicate-p alaiabc-and sa utary drinks
for invads, convalescens, children, travellers and
others, are pronounced by the most EMINENT
PHYSICIANS superior TO any other preparations,
His FRENCH and VANILLA CHOCOLATES
warranted equal in delicacy and flavor 10 the best
Of Paris manufacture, and at one half their prices.
In consequence of the great adulteration in almost
all the COCOA and CHOCOLATE preparations
Offered to the public. in order to cheaper Them the
subscriber hopes that his own manufactures will be
thoroughly tested aud if found unequal 10 his re-
Communications, they may be returned to his agents
where purchased aud their cost shall be re unded.
They always sale in any quantity, by the
principal Wholesale grocors in the Eastern cities:
and by his agents. +. d Brigham q Co, Boston |;
James NJ. Buncc & Co, Hartford; 1ussey & Muir
ray, New York George Wait, Albany T. Bosworth,
Troy, N. Y; Grant & Stone, Philadelphia; Tho.
mas V. Brundige. Baltimore; Howell & Shoemaker,
Georgetown, d. C.; Fowle Il Co, Alexandra, Va
Vose Brothers, New Orleans; Kennel, Mckee 4 60,
Cincinnati, o; VIM. Bagslcy Il Co, Piltsburg, Pa
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester Mass.
March IL 1851. l94t
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.H1,aNTGY GOODS
GOODS

as being one Of the most extensive evor offered In
this Market-comprsing assortment of
Plain and Figured Black Fancy .oolored Figured,
Foulard, Glaze, and Chene SILKS;
BAREGES, GRENADINES, ALBARlNES;
French and Scotch GlNGHA Ms, Sc, of the latest
and newest styles;
A very fun stock ornew style BONNET RIBBONS /;
GLOVES of every descr pton;
A large variety o. SHAWLS, adapted TO the Spring
and Summer trade;
HOSIERY-Sllk and Cottor lin great variety;
A large stock of Silk. Mohair Cotton and Thread
EDGINGS and LACES.
Possessing facilities for purchasing on the most
favorable terms, confidently invites comparison
with any Market in the United States.
He will have, in addition, full supply of Ameri.
can Manufactured Goods
A call from his friends, and dealers generally, is
respectfully solicited.
JAMES b. BELTS.
Charleston, S. c., November, 1850 tl3
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Court Of Pleas md Quarter Sessions, AprI
Term. le5l.
Albert Wallace
rs. Attachment.
Joseph S Hodges. \
Levied on a Stock oi Goods consisting of Cacoes,
Domestics, Shoes, Brnners. Gaps. Muslias, Hard.
we're, Clo'hs. &c, sc. Also levied in the hands Of
Edwin Alexander, William MoGjnuis aud +. B.
Hedges and them summoned Garnishee.
Il L appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of he Court. that
4 the def ndsBt hath removed beyond the limits of
the State, IT Is TnEaIT1EE OEDrRED hat publication
be made IN the thafoyte Journal fer SIX successve
weeks, that snless said defendant shall appear at
The next Cour OF Pleas ard Quarter sessions 10 be
held for said county. a, he Cour House 10 Cha rotte
on the 4sh Monday July next, and then ard here
plead OF replevy, .dgmeht by default viii be render
cd against him.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk Of our said Court at
Office, the 4th Monday IN Anil d 1851.
b. OATES &C.
Printers foe, S.. $50