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An INCIDENT AT TIE WoRID's FAIR
We read the following incident from that
hive Of industry, with much pleasure:
''Qni.e a rich scene took place last
week at the Fair. The Queen gave out
on Friday that she would visit The Fair the
next morning AT 8 o'clock, attended by her
ladies' and gentlemen in waiting, to inspect
each department personally, and 10 receive
information from those scveraIy in charge;
consequently there was quite gathering Of
mobiles and citizens from the West End.
Alter a time the Queen arrived ut The
beautiful fancy soap stand from Philadelphia
nj each great corner Of which, stand in bold
relief, the busts of Washington and Taylor,
with an inscription on the head Of each,
giz: "Ths is all solid soap.
"Thc Queen seemed TO donbt the fact,
suddenly taking a gold pin from her dress,
was about testing the truth oft, by running
the pin into the head Of Washington, when
ihc Phldeinphian, seeing her object, placed
his hand between the pin and hust, aud
wth gravity Washington. your Majesty ;
Quick as thought Prince Albert said, with
n smile, to The interested Queen, 'lt is only
royalty picking at liberty The next
morning an order cnmn from Buckingham
Paincc for box Of the Philadelphia Soap,
E. Baltimore Sun.
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Post Odice STAMPS,

Persons Icsirons Of procuring Post Office
Stamps for the lmc-pnymour "l letters can
BE- tcrnmnoditcd hy ealing Oh tie Sub
scrhcr.
Post Masters IN Suatcr D;stric, by cal
In" or iorwaramr The nccesa nv change
can hc supplied from time 10 time with
snch amounts as the demand at their res
pcct'v' Offices may seem in warrant.
HENRY iltNNSNORTlI.r Il. II.
SumieNi.lc, JUN u, 1851 81 If
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4 Gard,

MIS-. y. II. l!OLMES. having consider.
az" experience IA cutting ;lmd making la.
dies dresses, rrpcct!i'!!y offers her services
10 tho I.GI.cs OF Snn:,cry.I.c ana It's vIrinI-
ly. also "i!l attend to til, wa.,,n- Of Gentle
mcm c!"'hn.. All work entrusted Ia her
vii! 5c cN"cU:cd with nrauIcs, ami drs-
patch She soi.c!iS Share oI patronage.
She laty al -! i,ues br found a; hcr res
'dsnce !oH"eT.y occupied by Mr.. Buchan-
an.
July IGh. l95l Is i,
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Palmetto REGIMENT

\ NETTING of tho Survivors of the Pal
mci:o Regiment Will bc held in Columbia.
on The 2oih August next, IN colnmcmoraton of
the Rnttic "f th,iruh,ISro and 10 make suitable.
Arrangements to crrciu Monument TO the mem.
ory OF our late lamcn,ch Colonel pIEncE ".
HuTLEH.
\. II. GLADDEN.
Late Cnlcnc! Palmetto Regiment,
.Inly %. ,lsjl. - II
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Just Received.

@2 The subscriber has Just received. and
TX IS now opening the Iargest and best
a. selected Stock, that le has ever offar.
ca Tor sale in this place; consisting Of
Drugs. Medicines, Dye s.uffs. Paints.
Brns'!cs, window Glass. Putty, Paints. Oils.
&c, and a full assortment oI French ,,nr'
'unery, tancynr;icles OF every description.
and every article that is usually found in n
Drug Store. All orders from the country
promptly attended 10. Asupply of Garden
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Notice.
w. iil'iI,s,
Il. Hanks and others.

BY virtue Of an or,cr from Nm. Lewis.
Esq, Ord i.nary iur Sumter District. wIl
sell on the first Monday in August next,
between the legal hours ol sale, one irnc, Of
land containing two acres moro or loss in
Snmicrv.!lc, bounding lands oi 4. J. Misses
and Webb Clark, on The East. I}. Folsom on
ttic North,--strcct on tho South and by
stree, on the West, belonging TO Tie
Estate oi John lIanks, deceased
TrRMs--Crcdit twelve months. (alI foes
cash) the purchaser glviDg Bond with rood
security and mortgage of the premises to
the Ordinary for tie payment ni tic pnr-
chase money wHh interest L-"m day OF sale.
HARVEY SKINNER, :, $. D.
jay 10Th. 1851 - 81
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C1OLDAGNNarsaSna

DIED IN hi, place, II, the residence of Perry
Moses, Esq. on tlic 10Th !n.!ant, Miss REuEcCA
nEi.EoN, aged 80 years
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~ Ndbfice.
Wanted.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, a /.
etss:sTscsfnvp. "a. a..

THOMAS STEEN, PROPRIETOR.
;ti,'fss, The Subscriber Lnving renewed his
li.iEA lease of above Establishment. respect
l'iisIa fully informs his friends and the travel
ling public, that considerable alterations and
improvements have been made, and that no ef.
inrt will be len untried, TO give satisfaction to
all who visit his Hotel. .-..
Oct. ., 1850. 40 II
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State Of South Carolina,
ENECUTIVEIE a BsT,IsgsNTl

4 " i2'i h''b 'o'Hs, H'bf 'fht JffdHHSffo W tfG
Gencrai Elections, for inc scrcral
Districts ofhc Stale Of South Car.
ofha:
WHEREAS the Legislature Of South Caro-
lima, III il late session. did pass an Act 10 pro-
vide for the Election ui members to n Southern
Congress; and whereas sni'l act requires the cx.
ccu;lvr authority 70 iSsu" writs of election To the
Managers of Elections do hereby require you
and each o! you. after giving legal notice, and
being duly qualified. To proceed TO hold M
election on tn. second Monday Of October ncxt,
aud The day following, for twu Deputies TO rep
resent your respective Congressional Districts;
AMI after hnv,ug determined on persons duly
elected yon wlll certify the same according 10
law. 10 the Goycrunr. for the time being,
Given ,lrlcr my hand and the seal Of the
state. in Columbia This The lst day Of June,
~ III year of pfr Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud iifty one
J. II. MEANS,
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief
v +: Anr:trK. deputy Src'y of State.
~ All The papers III thc State are re.
Iucstcd 10 COPY.
Jane H5. l5JI, - If,
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Lard,

800 lbs Prime Lard: No. J. " rel. Sn
gar, toil"r, and Tea, just rrrrived for sale
lOw 10y W. J. FRANCIS.
jnuc 2.
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ISO-

5000 Spanish Scgars Tor sale by.
~, Il. S. MELLETT.
r'o. io'h, 1891 II II IL :
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MNNNNy

WAT. c. GUERRY, NJ. D.. will promptly
ni,eAd TO MI professional caln. Residence ono
Mills south OF Providence.
MpEch, 18th, 1851. 90 II
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Soda Water

For Sale at The Old Drug store.
SuntcTviIir, June iilh,
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NIethosiigt C,errxm,n.

The following waf sen, TO our Agent in nah.
way, by the Rev. J. q. TUNiSOS of The hsthodif7
Episcopal Chprch.-ore Of tie most learned ard re-
speccd ia thr connection and IL another evidence
o: the wonderful effects OF Dr. s. T.. Town5ends
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Destructive Fire.

i destructive fire occurred al Cincinnati, on Monday me,ning. Broadwe!ps building at the cotaef 0f Naiaut and Ffth streets, occupied as Museum and Mercantile house, @as eutirely des tyoyed. together with fine coIleG-i0n of curiosi- tles, figures, and works cf art. Mr Broad wells loss on the 5ulidlag wtd be S25, ,0a0, over and above ali insurance.
 A3ch oglhe stock in Hazans dry goods store was destroyed. Loss Sl0,e9), with partial insu. f4uee.
 Weseoa ( Go, bog. aud shoe dealers, estimate tAtl5 loss at Si9,1l3.
 Ar. Staekhoase' china and glass estab ishmeat, was almost entirely destroyed, togeth'; with a heavy stock. Mir. 5. was fuly inSures
 The store adjoining occupied by Mr. Mason, for the sale of hats, was likewise destroyed Loss 5 GOO.
 NinnebaF's clothing store and Flley's shiri manu- factory on Walnut street, together with the prin- clpal part of their stocks, were food for the de- youung element.
 Alr GruDdy, proprietor ofthe Mercantile College, lost almost everything, while the beautiful and valuable collection of dagueueotypes iA Hawkins rooms. were all destroyed.
 Mir. Jos. Cox. Attorney at law, lost a valuable law brary together with other articles in lis office Ali inc wardrobe belonging 10 the actors and ac- tfeSses ln the Museum. was burnt up
 i.9a. Dsmacrat. 1Tth inst.
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American and Foreign Agency.
CrrY nr WAenINnrn

 HINDER the dgeetion of AARON H1LGHT LNGToN SNETHEN of New Orleans, Astor- United States.
 This establishment is fonned for the following objects:
 |. For practcing law in the Supreme Court of the United States, and conducting professional business before Congress.
 Q For the prosecution and recovery Of all claims in law of equity. against the United States before Congress or the Executive Departments, or against foreign Governments before Boatds of ComniS sioHeTs.
 !. For the settlement of accounts with the Statee, Tse&sary, War Navy, Post Office. and ln- terioF Departments, and obtaining the remission of fines, penalties and forfeItures, for alleged viola tons of the revenue. post office, ar other laws. 1. For securing letters patent for inventions from the United States or from foreign Governments, and procuring land warrants and pensions under the various pension laws of the United States 5 For collections generally, embracing debts legacies, and inheTltaneeS, Ill the United States and foreign countries
 6 For the purchase and sale Of lands in any of the States or TerritoreS of the union and loanine moneys on mortgage of real estate lying therein. !. For investment Of funds in United States and State stocks aud loans, collection of the dividends Jhereon and generally, for the transaction of all business pertaining to a law, loan, and banking agency.
 All communicati-ns addressed, post paid, to AessrS. Palmer X Snethen, Anerean and Foreign Agency, city of Washington, will receiye prompt and faithful attention.
 PALMER S SNETHENr--
 Office No. Carroll Plact, Capitol Ilia. July l5--i5-ly.
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Late R5c6, July 2g. 1851.
Board Of Visitors.


Litis Roct, Arf. 1lH Juiy 1851 We, inc undersigned, having attended one or more of the examinations of the pupils of College Point Institute, while under the control of Mr. J. Land are satisfied that he Is competent and fathfal' Teacher; aad IS he c0ntenpiales opening SC ho0l lRthjs city, we have nJ hesitation in commenting hilnto tue confidence of parents and guardians. in general, whose patronage he solIci,s and one to whom the edueation of theiT chldren mentally and morally, may be safely inirused.
 Joshua F. Green, Jas. Lawson,
 r. V. TTapnaH, Ben. F. Danley,
 D. Y. Carroll. D. J. Baldwin,
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Nf ETH .he view ot accommodating lay cuSio- W mers, and others who may he pleased to favor me with their bushes have made ara nee- neut Q procure, with great dispatch, al either ClNcNRAT, MssrEs, ori NeN 0aLaAxs, oa the cheapest terms, such Brass ahl Cast Iron work as may 0e oft'4rcd ty those who prefer Their oglers Ai!ed a' either of sa aaoge places. as well as all saca o:defs as ] eaanM fagash from my estab- iSamenb free of any caqnmisxioa. or charges of any kind, except dfa cost, dFayaga, freight, and insurance
 ihs plan. lt s believed, wll greatly facilitate eyefY one aesgroHs oi erecting Cast9a Gins. IAFsS'inei aaeasssss. Nsse Nils Corn Mills. filar Htis, and C9tisa Aiiis, CT arsy otlsg. deg cort.sa a' .Elrtiaerg, or Engias ,esrk. ln proegf ing wita eesialniy whatever they rnay want from abroad. and at the same time alIoya them , coa- Nea'eas oppoftansly os judging by eanparison hs. l"een my work and pT,ccs. and others
 il IS ma siseBS.9le that al eTdcrs shoula h. ae c9uipaAiea hg a afaaehi and Sper,fcatiup S,1fS eeHls allet n detail. to serve as guide t,, fna heeAane who may be called upon 10 exeeu,,s tl,s. WoN as well as that suitz4a- provision shoala be naae 'o' tae payment
 Al coHrnaaeatons addressed to me. will be ihaaRialiY received, and meet with prompt attep E1a- fsf,,s.ts Ist f ,,s.rssf,,s .yssss, eeel-
 '"'s Si' aA't' q. L@nis Rock Foundry
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,,,.- n.asaro bo eemaIei. she finger aa' n.- i.tt,m ss an enemy of this gloFi- sa ! fl Atsnasas at the August .,, eiee.,0n .'o
 , be numbered or ooas'4e'ea ,n -,,e,,,., '-'o, ', - se,,.es. We have no subm'ss'ons' 70 F 5g,a,cra.ic party are pleased win 'ae 's. goa. q. " Johnson has t'kea .,n, 'n ,ny
 " - and viii give him an undiV'aea '. ,gb,gs say nothing against him' a.,,y natter, We expect them to cast F-. .,,4:dste. Yours, &c.
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New Orleans Market.

ffeE Brrrs, tutYt6, 1881. Cs.tya-Ihc unfayorable accounts by the Asia appear to have produced little effect on oar mArkei is 2St@ bHtes was taken to-day by few parties without any material decline. We quote: Inferior ..........4 a Cd Middling. sia 9 Ordinary ...... 6Aa 6A Md. Fair t. .. nominal Midding ........ Has Fair ...... nominal Iob4ceo--We hear of the sale of 3i2 hhds. al frnef prices, of which 100 admitted at 7 and III low refused at g; 2 at B: 6 at 44; i2 atT; 10 frosted at 7, and 2s and 5n at--
 f'isar-250 bblS sour sold at Si Is. C0rn--Sales 20o0 saoks, of which l349 inferior at 3ea; i00 mixed at 46; 25o white a. 56, and 800 yellow at 5sc.
 Wastey-iuo bbls reod6ed sold al 19A, and 29o at zoe.
 Pork-S0 bbls mess sold at SI4, and 90 at sli 25.
 Baeos,--Sales 59 casks shoulders at '. 70 tieFces plain hams at ss; 20 tierces canvaSs,d nam, al ga, aud 20 sugar cared at llc.
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by me NONtTltT,
 ID R GnHrp. Nrl.tl nf .Stnte
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CnuDtY of NVnifa. SS.

.ia ihe Crcuit Comt Of White County on the Caancery side thereof, vacation, July 5th 4. D.. 1881.
 Samuel CarutAers, Green C. Caruthers. James Jelnes, and Jacintha. his wii- and John B. Smalley and Mary Ann, hs wife,
 vS. Petition for the dsrisi0a of L4aa Alien Caruthers, JoAa Caruthers, and William
 Caruthers.
 TENHls day come the coGplainantS, by Scott S \ MeCoaaughey, tiieif suitcjtofs, and fife their petition herein and affidavit of the non -resi- dence ot he defendants, lhe object and prayer of which petition s the division and partition fairly and equally between all the parties interested ac- cpring to their just proportions in and to the fol- lowing lands, to wit: The south-eas, qr. oI the north-weSt qr. of section No. Il--i0 acres the south west f lire fft,ft west ar. of Secti0u No ll--lU acres; the northwest CT. ot the south west qr. of section No. 2--i0 acreS and tle east half of the north east qr of section. No. l0--S0 acres, all m township No. nine (9} north of the base line in range seven 70 west of the 6nh prin- cipal meridian, containing in all two hundred acres, and for the appointment of commissioners to make said dlvsion, &c. IL IS therefore ordered that said defendants be notified Of the pendency oi thus suit, by the publication Of this order in some newspaper published m this State once a week for four weeks SuccesSlvely, the last lnser- ton to be at least four weeks before the first day of the next term of pur said court, that unless the said defendants be and appear here on or before the second day of the sad next term, al a couri to be begun and holden at the court house Tn Searcy in the county of White aforesaid, on.ihe fourth Monday in DeceIdber IA. D. 1851, and de- mur, pjead 10, or answer sad complainanis pet- ton, the sane will be taken as confessed, and decree enieTed accordingly.
 SAMUEL MORGAN Clerk.
 Ry R. $. BaiL, D. (. Fie copy from the record.
 Attest: SAMUEL MORGAN, Ciert. 44--iw. By R. 5. AuI. D. c.
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.,-. .saera,ion Proposed.

~~ y,,k Tribune says that agents oi me ,.,nnsnt have arrived 10 this county ,s to sell b the United .t states '"s .'.,,e 'sp '''. ,f sa,,,a and Lower Caiifornia' with .., in addition. By this means, 1t IS said' '-.', ,.s. ,o rsrrait he1 finances. The most
 aaaszatoaisls will pause, however
 psa,3sInIaa Ledger, before renewing the !. questions which the wisdom ai the last ' s,s scarcely able to settle peaceabiy' .s,.h ara inssparably connected with every sa of new territory
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Death of a veteran.

Gov, James Aler the first Governor of the ter ritory of Arkansas, and an officer who distinguished himself in the last wat vita Great Britain died on the 9th inst. at AIs residence near Salem MaSsachu- setts Gen. Miller was the courageous officer who when asked by Gen. Scott, if he could drive tue British from x certain position, alnosi fororn hope niade the celebrated reply "FA try' and succeeded by yalor and daring
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important to Planters.

TWO TO TWENTY HOURS. Fia is new araa, Ei the Hsierl Medea, an one vstei perleet sfaeay tsti p tsg of Ae; pfalueins 4ahnam in the ei'eai, ,saa o tie whole system, aeas
 M4INSPRtNG OF LIFE, ernig aHf suftif rsssa. and hasinr 4s1t thst sr,- noas soadaa eonsii;as health ,yheieyur hefe eersise act9a ei.if>F issal oF general it SEIFHER VUaE.Ts NOR PugGES, agseres iae asias roHsaeh tFa eau give aa aisr i8sa its ect. taa aasesih, by E. F Tiy % istisr lated, tiiiaia, fa Oct IT, is5p ia witch .Yesr Febage hs. bala nssl vsyA wasaat3ul suesass iB as bvo Hisie tses aa Sis ffet. i,l [, as been used md in every ha acted Ike ralrn, al rcstaine he psset ts p,reet seaita is from TWO 4G EIGHT itoutiS A tas kuoeIsase goss, tlste pes tae sSn, eqaslsss tae ercasfios of lie aio4 and slc pasien, es d1a4 aud goes Q eep, he wakes, ld
 REMEDY FOR EEvERs.- la .gaess gsmark4ie p0Hers we win ada few acs toa t $sHr Uf Cai"ai psess. mdcr late Of 90ih sep, 1850.
 variety el cases o egcrsiwass fsaag eie pltient perfect neait ia iret " "a fear hours | therefore aa hcstia}e pf1ae8neiag os tse
 Greatest Discoveries of the Age.B Ne eoaia prinee eHaasl sf she, tssaea ll an oc iaFo vanae, rom he s' aseaa the soa, from plAataf pngsns others bB, tf ef tie ts5if |. aa hs-l pfooi aHd ali ie testimony ws desire.
 Ne gIsEAate H n aii and should h fai Co aecsln funded.
 PRcr--sl per ounce 70 cents per half ounce, six oaces for SJ oahee coatais ennugn for from t6 eight eases, which rer cheapest medicine in he world IL al qmuig eA1Ggh pay itself nose than twice wouI gardns the geal saving of naie and saiefBe
 liberal a5coaut wiil be made to dealers and sales guar aHtsed.
 N.as genuine, wiloa tac saiIe signature w.h the likeness, authority and signature q Jans Speed cu- yclop, with name 'shllgHn 10 thR vill.
 CACflDNNe wish the pdaiic % le pzytieu1 TT cau.as n 90 p1rcha4a ay th1s ra2fi,ns 10 be Eectric fe0r isse, nniess bearing the a9ofe natks of gealHss We dge these reaar called for. n consequence persons haeisg imIase P0a hy c0ntsyei, arateade faess sc, whlei If at worthless, are Q say e eas extremely dang
 Pr .a,s b Daggists and Dealers generally Fa,s the G0uia.
 A. KENpAl.t. S, CO., Sole PispisraT tIIiE MEXICAN MUSTANG fIstatHNT. hi a;y asaa- fii psoqrieors prices together win ggss assiSaen of spIisho FAMILY NGbiGIsES, aiwgls oa hsn&. ats.,e. sl- and retail A depot, = N ssa1ae si,est, Ne tF- leans.
 For safe. w,alesa!a reut in iitse Rock al the New Dfag Store, by
 TH0s. BJEFE3WoEFR, Agent
 tJ; the aesle ot AFNaassts. July |, tsit. 4m-
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'TnIip E1eEalnle seaninary
nAIIAs coIINTY. ARKS.

rTffiE exegcissx of the next session Of this it1ti
 A taiIeh, wllf commence an thc fgsf Monday in Arelsss knd close on the last Friday m Decesnarf.
 Having bcen elected !o take charge Of the Sem nary, by avery aatseTtny vote of the Board Of Guardians, the Pr5ncipal egnbaFks in the ea1se of edacatien. with the determination to iefa success hy sssercag l. or is locality. Ii is only necessa- Fg to say thai, from the health and moral charac- 'ter of tie Aeigbefh0od. as well as ils rsmeteness firm sceaes of diyslpsslon, the Ridge seems des lined by Nature to bc, what it's intelligent and en- leIgssIg citizens arc resolved o fnake J. tae .'lG ucasionei Nursery cf Atkanses. tof the youth of bota gcaes.
 In presenting tho claims of the Seminary, at fkis time, to the public consideration. t affords sAc Principal pleasure t& state, sllat, besides sfiss M. E. TIARRELL. she pfessut accomplished Teaeaer of MnAic, hs hss engaged tlss services Of Lady Graduate of 5tc " Patapsco Female Semi uafy" at Elhcott's Milis near Baltimore, as Vice Principal. who will endeayor 10 reach Tulip by the commencement of Ike session, without fat. .-- As thc Seminary increases, additional ASsis,antS will be procured without delay, thus offering q; all li.Hes a complete Faculty as an inaucement to a. who wish to educate theF daughters.
 Rates or Tuition for a session of g weeks. Pranary Department, SD 0o Academic :" IS Da Collegiat " English Course. % 00
 '' Latin. French Spanish and Italian, 25 0o MuSIc3l--Plano; Gatsr or Harp, 2o ud Use oi instrument for practising. : 50 Ornamental, work, Needle work plain CT
 fancy, 5 es) Drawing CT Painting, 70 N0 MatFicuiasion fec 1 00
 Boarding, including washing. fuel. lights. &c., can be procured in the most respectable families of the State, residing from 10 ! nse of the Semi nary buildings, at BIO per lnoffh.
 E. J. BORDEN, Prinapai.
 Tulip, July is, 1851. 45-3w.
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HARKNESS X SON.
The Great WhoIesaIe Clothing Hous


 CHARLES FAIRNESS * SON, No. l29 MIr5et Sreet, tae Souta- East corner ot
 Fourth Street, Philadelphia T'HE propretors of ths 0Lp ESTABLISHED FAsa- IoSAsLg CLOTHING STORE, are now manafae- turing the largest, best assorted, and most Fash ioaaby got up stock of Superior Clothing for the Fall and Winter trade, that has ever been offered to the notice of Wholesale buyers.
 HarknesS & SoE respectfully invite the atten- ton ot Merchants and Dealers, confident that ther stock of Clothing will be found expressly adapted to th requirements of the Southern and Western markets, while their prices will convince !ntend- mg purchaserS that their Establishment officers ex- traoTdlnaTy inducements.
 TAKE NOPlCE!-2fiarkness & Son's Clothing Store IS large Five Story Brick Building situated on the South East corner Of Fourth and Market stS,, Philadelphia.
 N. E. Look out for the larges; Gill Block Let ter Signs in the United States and read 4i-5m. FAIRNESS x SON.
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DIED.

In tbis city, on Saturday last, Mrs. Cl4rloite Baraen, widow of the ate Mir. Gilbert Barden aged 8 years--a uabFe of the State Of Georgia bni a resldeat oi Arkansas for more than g years past.
 inthis city, on Friday evening tAe 25th instant ailer long aHd paiaiIl illness, Stsaisa IT., in tant son of Robert 4. and Martha Scott, aged IS IIitaail.S.