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wnLAM H sRANKtIs, Anedoneer.
TIER SALE or Al VALU-

4 ABLE LOTS OF GROUND situated al tho in!ersec
lion OF Broadway snd Tenh avenue, Sevenueh AID ses.
eply.s second s-WM II FRANKLIN, SON co. VIII
sell at al on on MONDAY March 3D. 81 u o'clock, al he
Merchants Exchange, The following valuable property,
viz. ..-----., ~.
Broadway and Tenhayenue Seventeen and Ssyentyso &C
ond ste. -. .
Twenty.one are the southwest corner Of renihsv and
sevenuehst (which 10 openedl Just above the church, an
opposite Grfin's tavern.
-Four are avenue lots ard on SeyenuehsL
They are enclosed IN picket fence. -
one are on the caseTv side OF Tenn avenue be-
tween Seventy second and Seventy hlrd sts Eight OF then
are avenue m OF which several have double foRl bon
on Broadway ard the avenue 90 ,--.-,, -.
Six ave on Seventy secoudit which s icy teet wide ana
4, now being opened an graded to the wdIh OF 70 iee
without expense toe lots anc six are on Seyenyhosl
These twenty lots also enclosed IN plckeI Ienee
The intersection OF Broadway with the Teniay glyes~
both parcels very open and pubic fronts, ,. -,
Broadway win soon be requested, ana nave iauPs ana
curb and gutter up TO these lots ,. A.. a..
The rapid progress OF the city, the improvements e
neig hborhOod and their proximity 10 inc Tucson Mcs
Railroad render theae very desirable lots eif e TOT az H.
vestment or immediate building
TERMS GO per cent OF the purchase money may renaa
on bond and mortgage for two years at per cent -
The owner relying their intrinsic value pledges IN
self that every lo shall be put up and sod 10 INC hg
bidder without any limitation Of price or poslponemena
sale and that no bid shall made either dfecuy OF aF
recty for his benefit Title perfect "~rsnse
deeds with full covenants
Maps of the property he had At the ONCE OF we AUG
=, ' (4476l ml8 3teod&7sD
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...,.d hu.,r,ss IN Western and State flour ard prices
latter arc hesvy md the demand for the lower ga@s
~ 30 icaI trnde Nevv.OresEs is ffn and pot penb Il
6ela4 SIT Canadians steady with moderate dss-le
for The Provinces Sales of 200 bbs 81 b2 In bond nc
seies OF Douettlc reach so bbls al 25D4 81 for
super6pe 5Od4 56l for common % strait Staei ~
IS sor OHIO Michigan and Indiana. and 81 al 8t 20,
pure Geuesee Southern IL better and in good dsinard
part for export the West Indies and the usde sse q
lfoo bbs arg 461s sor mixed Sst ,y,s
town Rye flour 10 beuer With 'anie inquiry NJ -
are 80 bbs Ct IS St98 4 Corn Mes steady saa 'ery
SsaRiN-Ths deInaud for Wheat limited. Aler5 poo
of prires befe relatively higher man FioiE CansoA
p-e IL more rv offered and prices sh5d p flrof
eli the huvs- Sales u 500 hushs a. TIC a1cat a1d Sc a.
hyered sosis are dun and sesdv % ~ 0i9c 'or JERSEY
ard s0sc Tor Rive ard Csns Barevis wanted % VI ~
Use Torn Is raher lower; The demand IL fair Tor me
houe t-de: Al some concession in prices fair 1us1ess
NTH De done The sales 9t0bs's 20 sc Tor N1rhern
aod jersey Yellow 6t as7c for Southern Yellow, aad 65c
NHIsKY-The MARKETS better inr Prison. saies Of iv0
bt.s al 2stc, Hnd 90 htdS Drudge at -1tc, ums
PROVls1ONS-Our market for new FORK is cas- eT az
Did IL Gull snd hesvy The trade buy spMugly sales OF
100 bbs Al y Is Tor Old Mess and $40 Jr Do Prime %
FOR rev Prime Mess, IS = Tor new Mess and 81 tor nsN
Prime Beef Is STEADY Sales OF 80 h1s In lots al - y
Ie Is f)r Mess and sj0f6 FOR Prime Prime Mess ql!e
a$l5dSl6 BeefHsms Ereses3y A. Sl5dl5 50. Picked
Mestt 10 moderate supply, snd The markeL hrn Saes
of0 tcs ard bis Hams al SIC and Shoulders ST.. Lld
Is without change Sales Of $50 bbs snd tcs fair TO pr NJ
"a &C. Butter Is dull snd prices favor the buyer At a
lie for Ohio and ordinary stae, and lID &c Tor Ws.n
Diaries Cheese hrm and prime dass wanted al '~'ic
common to good, iObtc
STEARINE-The market "a without chsnge Sales o.
25,COo i6s good 10 prime 81 - 09c' cash 49,, -,
SEEDS-Coninue in fsir demsnd Sales Of 20 DDS Cio
verstf!asc for new ard S68t Tor old Timothy Is With
oul change Bales of so bb, very coed Ohio a so &
fierce Flax Seed quiet and prices nominal 81 oo1l ~
| q IS n.
! TALLOW- The market i firm with fair demand
Safes Of s., 900 IDS prime al &c, cash,
HOPS-A moderate city demand snd holders are hrn
Saies Off bsles prime WeUern ~ Sc, cash.
FOBACCO-Is steady with light demsnd. The rsn
sscons hat have rsnspred - bids KelIucky at
lie; 20 do Maryland al 7c 81 boxes Florida Al 1850
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On Sunday ev'nog 10Th inst Mrs cATHARlSE FRAZEE the
18Th ysfr ofterae
trends Of he smy avisd 70 attend the
Tuesday 81 ~ O'Clock. from be tsssen
olsr daughter M scudief % Amos 81 The body VII be TAX
Oh 20 Westfeli. n. J FOR int-rmeit
On Sunday n Inflammation OF the lungs, JAMES, infant
con James Efzs Davenport aged and 81 months
The family funeral Tees
dsy ~ O'Clock without further III on from "A Elm e.
On s.u5y 10th inst LOUISA JANE the beloved wife Of W. E.
streatfsld.
o. MONDAY, II inst HENRY ofHsnU w ana Mary Dun
shee aged and months
The relatives family invited 20 attend the
funeral further notice wednesday az 10 O'Clock on 50
Amoss . .
ndsy, 18th inst, at Il o'clock Am, MARY ANN, vile Of
M. James Annstt. -
Her eads other father Mr. John Quinn respectfully
funeral Wsduesday 18th az O'clock
2 81. from her late residence 50 Fast Broadway
Brooklyn March a. CAIHARlhE Y. d. NJ vile Of David H.
Page
Tie Of the family and those Of her brother
aries Fukek respectfully invited attend her funeral
her late residence SO Livingston e.
Smith and Hoyt rseis Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock -- - - mis- ~
London c. He young beloved BY all He 81 years
OF age the day be WIS lost March H. ie5l.
Al West Camp, Ulster Co. tn irst, Rev JOHN CRAWFORD
in This venerable entered the ministry
ofhe Methodist Epc pal Church l7s9 snd at the time Of bus
death Oldest Method At cer America, and served 40
ayolunteer HE Revolutionary War.
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Bauer A. Chiffon, Aucioneer
OR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND

COON l4th, 4'h, 46th 58it 9lst, 91th lllh and In
cts and Fourth, Seventh and Ninth avs. at AUCTION
COLE & Chiffon well sell a. Auction on fblDAi
2lst March at u O'CLOCK at The Merchants Exchange 70
following valuable property:
Lots south side i6ts, 200 feet west OF lOhay1 eaa
% by 100 Il inches. 80 ,., - -
q by 100 Il. inches ,o.. &. ~
Lott north SIDE 0Isst. near SHAY, each % II, oy A
Lots south side 18th st 2lO feet east OF lstav each
by Zoe H. inches
Lots north side g7h st., 400 n west OF stav, eacAS
by 100 f.
10 Lots north side lllths 100 feet west OF 4h av, M
25 by 100 t. II inches
10 Lots south side 18th 81, 100 feet OF ftn Az an
% by JOG f. IL inches
Lots tide lth av including corners Ii and ia
SITS each IS by $50 Il
Gore lot east side 7th av 10 southeast corner Sdh.
IT,, abort 25 by 100 n.
Lots west side tav including corners Goth and 0oh
SIS. each D by lt0 n.
Also IL lots south side 9hst as feet east Of le ay
Lots north side of 9ls st., between 5h and 6h
IL Lots north side g7hst 100 feet west Of sthav, eaA
% by los II inches
Maps and further particulars be had Of the AncroE
GERS Q Waltt (359l ml7d
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SALES BY AUCTION
A. NJ. MgRwls, Auailre,r

=
PEGULAR NEN-lORK SpRTNc
AATRADE SALE, to BE- held At TIE NEW nam
sALk ROOMS, Is PARK Row. Commencing On NO.
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS ~Tsis days Sale vii
brace al the contributors Of Law Books an exienssva -
riety being the publications OF Liluek Brown, INV
Johnson Noofis, Thomas Cow pertlWKt 4 Co Re NJ
also. ihe large Invoices o. Messrs A 8 Baross - y
I G Merriam, cr.sey MARLEY, aanr3e Frsoc. ,.
ON TUEsOAY YORNiNG March Is
Harper Bros, 10 be 10 lowed byihoss Of Mr. A H.s
on "WEDNESDAY MORNING. Msr.s =
Msssrs. Thomas Cowperhw 81 Co.'S lot will % hat.
order aer which the v,us le cots gnmeats ION Mes.,
Blanchard Les, PA'hrs Sam son L Co, LooIteos
GTaubo 4 Co. Il. y Annefs srd Others VIII 10 "a -
THURSDAY MORNING MAfeh =.
Tfis DAYS sac Will iaclu1s fts gey extensive costh-
nous Of Messu Ctocter e. Brewster. vi ans csr.yt
Co, o. Dtson, J. c. siker Goa'd Lincoln, Iindssy
B''A'A'''' S'' I'd FRIDAY SIIs, ~ No. 49,.
VIII embrace The luvoceS Of Messr.. Hogan Thonpsr,
fcSror. Reed Fees, stanf ri SWORDS. ~ W. Doaa
II. HOOKER Jssper hNeog, iho publications OF As Pro.
testsrl Episcopal Sunday school Union, &c &c aver
extensive davis sele.
The sale viii cCmmeuce th TIE Invoice OF Nessu Az.
orus Son. and the csys sale wilrcuae many eoahgn-
N''N'S " SECOND WEEK
MONDAY MORNING. March ST.
Commencing win he extensive isl Of Mr. John WILEY
lev James Muuroe s Co.. ". h. Dean, s BAbcoeE Cor.
nish, Lampon Co. lununs ron Nisavsge lshn 2 Jewe&
4 CO., and many other Nbuane Contributions IRON Ia
Trade Of Philadelphia Bos.oL, AMI New-York iorInlax
very attractive days sale.
ON TUESDAY, April |,
The Sale OF Books Will &c cossd siih he popular pnbcs
uons OF Messrs. Stringer roWniend, Dewitt Daven.
pert ". T. Burgess, H Long Bro ). fIench, &c. &c.
This day will include All Inc coosignmeots q Catholic
Books also The several &c lnvoces OF Eoghsh Book
The Stereotype Plates viii sso be Included IA hs dayi
rse 10 WI ch We invite the attention Of Publishers
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, Apn 2,
The Sale Of Writing Papers, Paper Hsngings, Nc, VII
take place snd viii INCLUDE I'll ihe varieties SeParae
Ca aieeues i be Issued n due the cOrcuoo
ofwhich the CATALOGUE OF STATIONERY win b
t,ken up and the sale continued dung the remaining days.
of The week untll the whole Is disposed or
Gentlemen can obtsG ceiaosaes upon anplcslon ne
rooms OF the undersigned. BANGS BROTHER co
MT Trsle Sale Rooms ID PAX kOw.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcEER. Auctioneer
ENOUR VALUABLE BUILDING

n LOTS on Sixth sv., Seventeenth Ninsteenlh, and
Twentieth SITS, at auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER win sell at auction 90
Tuesday March 8Ih 1851, OF y O'clock at the Merchant
Exchange, the following valuable property. viz:
On SlxTH-Av. AND SEyEETeENTH sT-2 valuable los
OF ground with The buildings. situated and next ne
southwest corner Of Sixlhav and Seveneentbst, bob
front and rear by 100 feet la depth
ON NINETEnNTB-sT-i lot OF ground, situated on the
north side OF eteenhst between the Ninth and Tenl
avs commencing 225 feet east of the TenIhaY; said los
being In size p feet from and by % feet depth
On TwENTIETH-sT.-AsO l desirable building lot a.
recy In Of the above the ride Of Tws1uet.
st fronting the Episcopa Theological Seminary; szs Toe
same as the last named. Terms At sale For 1sps and
further particulars, apply ~ the aucaoneer No loadt
u,465) mi lth 18Th. 18th, u
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SCHOOLS.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.
RICHARD SCOTT, Clerk.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE
1'A GlATE INSTITUTE, 2l8 Fourth-St Of Mac
dOuga, fronting Washing Lon. square BOARDING DE-
PARTMENT. The Principals having received hequent
applications from the city and country 10 take Boarding
Pupils happy that Of the
most character have been made by which the
cuar advantages ofa City Ugh School may be secured
those who are anxious avail themselves Of lie benefits
The retired location Of this Institution facing does the
largest Park In the city combines every advantage Of he
country for he heslihuuess offs pupils The School year
10 divided 10 four Of eleven weeks each commeuc
Ing September 9th, November 25 February TO- ana April
"a. Boarding Pupils will be continued during the Summer
vacation desired. Terms reasonable Circulars obtained
81 the Institute by addressing the Prnc pals likewise 81
TIE Bookstores Of NJ. h Newman, 1893 Broadway and II
Appleton, 200 Broadway Pupils admitted Al any time
and charges only from the date Of entering
re- n The next School term Il will be observed
Commences Monday, April 28lh
g. w. CLARKE, A,
nil JAS TANNING A NJ rnnclpAS
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, AUcrIoNEER.
THREE VALUABLE BUILDING

II LOTS on Twenty niDh-st near FifthAv. Of Auction
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at Auction %
TUESDAY March 10, 1851 at I2ocock, al the herchsna
Exchange the following valuable property, viz:
ON TWENTY-NIHTHsT.-Thre lots Of Ground on un
north side OF Twenty between the Fh and Msd
son avs commencing 10 feet east Of Fh-ayi said os
being each 10 size q feet 'front.' ard by SO feel nh
In depth srge portion OF the purchssemoney 70
main on bond and mortgage for four years. per cssL
For Maps and further particulars apply the Auconea
7BrosdsL 1851 ml2 G.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


tN MOScAfs Mocn ", te0As e
"a. xe.,,s, ,asy 70 gnaFczabe Tor oniosdOos eFers
A., III ,bere has been but lille business doing. tLook
,,a.,es N limited request, and only lew hundred oos
ci,y ron,nmotion Al 81 440ei sol for commoa
a. sect brands ard 81 50 and upwaa for exss ~
q ~ brands RVS FLOUR 10 steady Al IS St Co Ss - e.
sras~ "a ~ IS GaAis--The demand for Whsst a 49,
srn,d sales OF White 81 o. and Red a. ~ d,snd
~ isabel I'VE IL worth IS cents. Corn % ~ IN 1917
.nd snSther sales Of Yellow have been msa ,s,y,sa
sfoat No further sales Of Oats haze IN his a Is
Wa = conttn1es 10 limiied deusna
-s sod bids I2ld2lt cents 20 aoo vK-iInin osop RR
gsoF srocKs-FTsi BoG1@ss 20 Ksnsisetsn so
S sac do, s04; So Penna ss 81 sSs: Ss00 DO s5,
ssso cana g.. ss yooe Gig e. io5 10 4 s az
ravss ~ ~ ~ Ar RR Sc ~ So; Mlnehil RI, 67
rs Red RI. aSs $500 DO; e oo,. &,o, c,,.,, M
sseead ~, ~ asa; $3.50 do 93l; $4,000 Read RR 6s
10 eoo CIV g. los; lafayette Bk, lo6; 2os Nor
- fs..<i is: sz5O Mnehil RR, g..
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Markeey. -. CAREFULLY RERoKrED FoR TIE TRIBUNE
MoNDsY, March H.
AsHEs-TEe market 10 bu0yspi for Pearls and prices
ere shade beuel and supply veIy light PoEs dg and
heavy AIS S7s The sales are 5ebbs
COTTON-Ts ven, dull add prices heavy l.o0a bales
have sold ic decline sincs Saturday fns Southern si
vices Favorable
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AGE-Under year. 81; to years, As; to 5, ~; TO
TO- "a 10 to 90 IS; % So 500 80 30 ST. 40 to 90 %
SOTO co. 49, 6Oto TO- 49, 1910 co. III SO TO 80, 81 1884, I'M
known, 2
PLACES OF NATvITY-United States 229 ireland, 90;
England, 7; Scotland a. Wales = Germany q France,
q British Possessions in North America, Ii Poland, l;
Unknown g.
FRoS-Hospital Bellevue, 0; Backwelis leland, Small
Pox, q Blackwers Island, Lunaic Asylum g. Bloomiog-
dale Hospital Wards Island. Al Randahs Island, l;
City Hospital, Aims House. Backwels Gland 5; Col
ored Home, 2; Coiored per.ons, 10
A. w WHITE, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, March IS, 1851.
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ANTHONY J. bLEEcREK, AuctoDeer
4 .ARGE SALE OF United States, New
AYork State, Guy. Bank and Insurance Company
Stocks, at Auction. J. BLEECKER VI
sell al Auction on THURSDAY. March 20, 1851, at ~
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants Exchange the following
valuable Stocks account Of whom II may concern, W.
400 Shares Of the Merchants Bank Stock.
$50 Shares Of the Tradesmans Bank Stock.
$50 Shares Of the Leather Manufacturers Bank Stock
rs Shares Of the New York Insurance Cos Stock.
$500 City Five Per Cent Stock, payable 1903
&22y221 City Five Per Cent Stock, payable lSoo.
s7,i78 City Five Per Cent ssOck, payable 1870.
So 40 City Five Per Cent Stock, payable 1850.
S30l9 State five Per Cent Stock payable 1855.
$1,000 State Five Per Cent Stock, payable 1850.
$4,000 u. States Six Per Cent Stock payable 1867.
ml2 70 1861
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BIZ the Erie Ra,lroad. Monday March IL
3z96 sides Leather rs pigs Bauer 6i blshes ats
90 Barey 10 Hogs 200 Calves 3 bales Hay 3 head Cat
tie 81 sheep 50 bags Flour bales Wool, 289 bbs Wits
ky. and 81 bxs Cheese
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BOARDING SCHOOL

w FOR BOYS, At Lillle Ferry nine miles from Hobo
sen, N. J. under the direction Of A B. WlNANP and
LADY-Ths school Is designed for young lsds All the
present members Of under twelve years OF age and
zone will be received who older The number Of pu
pills s limited twenty Terms, 800 per year fare ~
stage 81 cents. For circulars, please apply 10 dr
THURMAN, corner Canal and Vesuy ss. or Mr. T. +.
ROBINSON, Il Finest EeW.York al 2ms
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HILLS ACADEMY AND ESSEX

HILL'S ACADEMY AND ESSEX
n lsEMIHARY IL situated in Essex on the beautiful
margin Of the Connecticut the sesbOsrd For health
funess Of location and completeness Of arrangements Ihs
Institution is unrysed IL combines the advantages Of
both male and female Seminary taught By lont faculty
while, al the same time, by peeula' sdapauon on ne
buildings OF the institute the usual objections 10 similar H.
sluoDs obyised By this arrangement, parents can
here favor their and daughters at the sane school, with
every facility FOR obtaining thorough and accomplished
education Terms $50 Fare, usually, by Hartford and
New-York steamboats, 50 For circulars. please
ply to the Principal or WIN. LYON co, 81 Ceder-st
l5fSlTukSar LUClUS LYON, AM, Principal
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classical AND MATHEMATI-
ITO TEACHERS AND PRIVATE PU,

n PISA gentleman OF much experience viii give in
suctOn IN the English and Classics and In Arithmetic and
the higher Mathematics with Surveying Engineering Nav
igaon Drawing Of Plans Prohles, Charts, &c. Address
"TEAcHER," Tribune Office ms Inns
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MARRIED


On NJ .ssy evening ~ r Caton Hotel b. Raw Glrnsr
sprre p j. SIR CHARLES ?. BROOKS to MsI HARRIETf c.
HUMISTOE, both Of New Haven.
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WeekIv Report of Denths

In he City and County Of Neo York. from the eth DAY Of
March 10 the 18Th dap Of March 1851
Men, &c; Women, 96 Boys, 1885, Girls s4-Total, STA
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UnriValled Assortment,


THE subscriber has just received new supply
l. Of Groceries, Confectionares, Segars and To-
bacco, consisting in part as follows:
Groceries.
Sugars-N o. Porto Rico crashed and loaf, (Stu
arts besO
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses
Mackarel No. in half kits
Bacon; first quality eafLard
CotFees-Rio and Java sack and table Salt
Teas-Hyson, Young Ilyson and Green
Fancy and common Soaps
COMfectiOMaries.
Candies, sugar plums and kisses raisins; almond
Currants; filberts; preserves, jelIies and jams
Figs in boxes; Prunes in do, large and small &c
Lemon syrup in quarts and pints; ctron
Spices.
Nutmegs, cloves, allspice. cinnamon and ginger
ScgarS.
"Clemencia,' splendid article, new brand
El Duendee, Prmera Ms
Consolation, Gold Leaf, Castillos &c.
Tobacco.
S.. S. Myers best Honey Dew
Syn's pressed Rough and Ready
Superior Honey Dew;
Wilson's peach-flavored AS
Mrs. Mlers fine cut
With many other articles too numerous to men,
ton, which will be sold exceedingly low for cash.
Country orders promptly attended to.
Nov. 90. WIN. c. MOORE.
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I'm QUART BOTTLES.
FOR. PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND FOR
THE CURE OF

For the, Removal and Permanent Cure of all
Diseases arising from al Impure state
of the Blood or habit Of the
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Scald Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syph,ic symptoms scatic,
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The value of this preparation is now widely
known and every day the field o its usefulness is
extending II is approved and highly recomTen
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The unfortunate victim ut hereditary disease, with
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regenerated constitutions, gladly testify tu the e-
Gcacy OF this ines;uiabie preparation.
The following certificate from col. Samuel G..
Taylor, gentleman OF hig!; standing ami extern
sive acquaintance through the southern states, and
lately appointed consul 10 New Grenada. con-
Inends itself to the attention OF all.
New lrrk, January I, lS4S.
Messrs. a. r. & ID. Sands-Oed lemen: Ilav-
ing used and Witnessed the effects Of your va ua-
BILE preparation OF SarsaparIIla on different per-
sons in iierent parts of the southern couriry,
viz-VIginIa, Iuulsian, Texas and Mexico, fee.
much pleasure IN stating the high opinion enter-
tanned of its medlcinol valae. III my own case. it
acted aImos; like charm, removing speedily, the
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influence.
Your Sarsapara is highly approved and cxten-
sivey used by the army III Mexico, and my cousin,
Gen. Zachary Taylor, has Tor the past live wears
been in the habit OF using il, and recommends the
same: he and myself adopted the article at the
same time, and II IS now considered an utmost in
dIspcnsabie article in the army. In conclusion,
would say that the better it Is known, the more
highly 1t will be priced, and irust that its health
restoring virtue. viii make 1t generally known
throughout the length and breadth Of our widely
extended country. III very respectfully,
5. G. TAYLOR, L. =. Consul to y. Granada
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IN EQUITY-kERSHAW.
Ex Parte WIN. NettIes, Sarah Nettles, Hiram
NeitIes, per pro ami-Petiton for sale Of land.
TN obedience to the orders Of the Court will
i offer at public sale on Monday, the 9th day of
January, ensuing, before the court house in Cam
den. ali that piece, parce! or tract of Land, lying
on the North side of Granny's Quarter creek, in
the District aforesaid, containing one hundred
acres more or less, being part of a tract formerly
belonging to J. Riddle, decd and conveyed by the
Sheriff of Kcrshaw District to David Harrison,
and BY him to the Petitioners.
Terms-So much cash as will pay costs, balance
on credit of one and two years, interest from sale,
purchaser TO give bond with good securities, and
mortgage of the premises.
w. NJ. SHANNON, c,E.X.D.
Dec. 3. $3 So Is
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Secars and Liquors.

cEGARs, of favorite brands; Brandy; Csn5)
= second quality Brandy; Champagne and 9th
er Wines. Porter and ale; choice old Fort WINE,
Milar's old Rye Whiskey; old Mong' Whlskey
New England Rum. For sale BY -,
Nov. i6. n. LEVI q SoN'
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Executors Notice.

Executors NO1lCc.
4 LII those who were indebted TO the late James
II X. McKain, at the time of his death, are hereby
called upon to come forward and make settlement.
And those having claims against his estate will
please hand them in properly attested.
JOHN ROSSER, Exc'r
. Sept 6. 1850. II
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SulpIl. QUiNiMe.

TINE Subscriber has just received few nuecso
of Rosengarten & Dens's Superior Quinine
which he offers at prices as low as it can be possibly
afforded in this market, for cash or short credit.
u. J. DELAY