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Valuable Land for Sale.

Valuable Land for Sale.
Middleton G. CASTOR, ! 1.r,;.
William. r. costo, Lancaster District
Samuel c. CASTOR. Partition
PI virtue of the decree of the Court of
- Equity, made in the above case, June
Term, 1852, will sell at Lancaster G. H.. on
the first Monday, the 9th December, 1852,
The following valuable tracts Of land, belong
ing to above parties, viz
One tract containing 732 acres, situate in
Lancaster District on both sides of Little
Lynch's creek, and on both sides of the Red
field road to Camden, bounded by lanes of
VIM. H. Roberts, Mrs Ellis, Mrs Connors,
Mrs. Ingram, and tract No. belonging to
same estate.
Also, one other tract containing 96S Acres
situate in said District, on both sides of said
| creek and road, adjoining lands of Robt,
Crimmenger, VIM. Bowers, James Reeves,
james J. Horton, Uriah Williams Jno Neal,
VIM. III. Robarts, and the tract above de-
scribed.
These two tracts adjoin and form one
body Of land, having heretofore been cuItiva-
ted as one plrnt ton. Persons desiring to
purchase, would do well to examine before
the sale, rs SO large and valuable body of
land is becoming difficult to be purchased.
Terms Of Siiic.-CAsH, sufficient to
pay costs and expenses the balance cred.
1t of one and two years with interest annual.
ly from day Of sale, purchasers giving bond
and two good sureties and a mortgage.
JAMES II. WITHERSPCON,
Com'r Eq. l.. d.
Oct. 90, 1852. 81 II.
!nters i.e $l2.
~ Camden Journal will copy weekly ua-
I'll day Of sale
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ESTATE SALE,

10y order of James ii. Witherspoon, Or
- dinary, will be sold a, the residence Of
VIM. G. Porter, decd, on the 3Oth day Of
November, 1852, the whole personal estate
oflhe said deceased, consisting Of valuable
and likely young negro fellow, about 81
years OF age, two well broke young mules, 1
head Of HORSES, some good OIt.le and hogs,
sheep, hons 'holi furniture, plant.tion aud
smith tools, corn, fodder, wheat and oats
cotton 10 seed aud many other articles.
bi AGNES M. PORTER, Admir-.
Roy. 10, 1852. Pr. fec, 81, iO-3t
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Concord mail

DUE THURSDAY, AT q T.. ".
DEPARTS FRIDAY, AT 6 4. N.
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Mail Arrangements.
Camden I.aiI

DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
III 8 O'Clock, Il. NJ.
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY. a SATURDAY
III : o'clock, 4. NJ.
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CANE CREEK
a ca DE- M x +. !.
NILES NORTH or LANCASTER c. H.
EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Principal,

@NASo AAstNooAON, 1riuclpal,
RUSTEES:
Rev. ID. p. ROBINSON, G. w: GAMBLE,
r. ID. VI. DvHLAP, .R. Ii. CRocK3rr.
HUCH DRAFFM L.T. Williamson
TNllE Academic year consists of two scs-
L si"ns The first commcn. es on the Sd
Moud y in November, and closes tn. Sd
Friday in Apsil. and the ID opens on the 4rh
Monday in April, and closes on the 18th Fri
dsy in Septenbrr
Rates Of TTiiiOn PER session.
Reading. Writing, Spelling and
Same, with Geography g. Grammar. .SS. %
Same. with all the higher branch
es of Mathematics, Natural. Intel
lcctual, and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry. Astronomy, Gc' logy.
Logic and Rhetoric. $1,000
iht School recommends itselfto parents
and guardians as well bv the heathincss of
its loc Itioh. - by the competency of its in
Structor. Bo r lers will fni good accom-.
mo 'ton ncIr the academy upon reasonable
terms.
NOV ~, ioo2 40-lY.
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WinsbOrO' EuniI,

DUE SATURDAY, AT @ =. ".
DDrARTs THURSDAY, AT ( T.. NJ.
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a ONCE MORE -AND.LAST
Final NOfice.

A LII persons who know themselves 10 be
"A indebted to VIM. Robinson of this vii
lage, either by note or account, under mac
istratc's jurisdiction, are hereby notified Z,
call on J.. Williams, Esq, on or befor. the
first Monday in December next, otheru ise
they may expect to pay costs.
SAMUEL SPENCE,
=. II. HAMMOND, ASsignees
Nov. 3, 1852. 80 at
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COMMERCIAL.

TnE MAakkr.--Satur lay morning, Get
ton-Fhe sales yesterday amounted to
somewhat over l4oo bales, prices ranging
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ChcStcrViiic mail:
DUE WEDNESDAY, At 5 l.. NJ.
DEPARTS SATURDAY, AT IL 81.
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Extensive, Various and desirable
S TOO X OF GOODS.

II has ever been his good fortune 20 offer TO
the inspection of those purchasing in this
village. An enumeration Of the great va
riety Of articles comprising his stock, would
be both tedious end unnecessary, Those
wishing to purchase sre respectfully invited
to call and examine his stock, which viii be
shown with great pleasure, and with deter
mination to sell at q Q very lowest prices.
Respectfully, 8. B. EMMOkS.
N. B.--Capenters and Carriage Makers
are requested TO call and examine hls stock
Of tools and carriage trimmings. s.B.E.
Oct ~. 1907. 25--G
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S1IERIFF'S SALES,
Louisa A. NJ. Erwin, widow I
applicant

applicant l..
rs.
Wm + Erwin, ct al 6erend'ts
Rf Virtue Of an order in the above case
- fr"m James Fl. Witherspoon, Ordinary
Tor Lancaster District, will sell before the
Courthouse door, iu Lancaster. on the lst
Monday IN December next within the LEGAL
hours of 'le,263 acres of Land, more or less
ADJOINING lands of Lewis Cauthen. Andrew
Mickey, estate w Connors and others.
as real cstate'of DR.. r. w. Erwin. decd. on n
crcd't "t ono year, with interest from day of
safe, except rs mrch cash as will nav cost
ne purchaser TO give bond with good secu.i-
W, and mortgage Of the premises if deem
'a necessary, TO the Ordinary for the pur-
chase money. ...
JAMES ADAMS, SID
Nov 3, 1852. Pr fee 1915 80 st
Wesley Blackmvn, & Maryl
his wife, applicants
Amanda Holton g. John
Holton, DEPENDENTS
RY virtue of an order in the above stoted
- case, from James Ii. Witherspoon. Or
the Courthouse door in Lancaster ON tho
ilrst Monday in December next, within the
legal hours of sale, l4I4 acres of land more
or less, adjoining lands of Burrell Brady, Jef.
ierson lloltOn, and others, as real estate of
w lioton deceased, on n credit of |, and
lhree years with interest from day Of sale
payable annually except as much cash as will
pay cost the purchaser giving bond with
good security and mortgage fthc premis-
es IL deemed necessary, to the ordinary for
the purchase money.
JAMES ADAMS SID
Nov. 3, 1852, 80 st Pr fee S3.76
UNWELC0ME BUT NECESSARY
"A LII. store accounts of more than six
- months standing, we wish paid immedi.
"tely ifnot sooner, (if conveniently
NJ s SORRELL g. BRO.
Bel Air, Nov l, 1852 80 81
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CATAw BA HOUSE,
M @ T I "a E

Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN AP.
IL plication will he made, to the next
Legislature, for charter for Rail Road
from Lancaster Court House, to connect
either With the South Carolina Rail Road,
at Camden, or with the Charlotte and
South Carolina Rail Road, at ChesterviIle,
k,dgsway, or some other suitable point on
said Road.
Augnst 4th, 1852 20 sm.
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~ The friends Of WmLIAM RomxsoS
announce him az candidate for the Office Of
Clerk Of the Court at the next election,
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NEGROES EOR SALE.
A WORD TO THE WISE
Ts Sufficient.

A Ill those indebted to the subscriber,
11 know he hiss not been pressing in his
demands fo- payment for The last twelve
months, and for the want Of collectors has
been put to great trou bic and inconvenience.
The times now are such as to excuse him.
for urging his claims upon those indebted,
for payment.
The subscriber would also tnke this
method IS rendering 70 the community his
heartfelt gratitude and most sincere thanks,
for the very liberal patronage he has ever re-
"eipcf ut their hands, and would most re =
spectiully solicit continuance of their ia
vors, and.as an induccment to do so, would
say to his friends, customers, the "whole
world and the rest Of mankind" that he in
now opening the most
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

CITY Hotter r Wood and lady. H c
Wood, Mise + Wood, r Blanton, Blanton, E
man, Baltimore; II Yestman and w Blanchard,
Norfolk; l. Morrisett and VIM Morrisett, Chester.
field; Terrell, Hanover; P Hunnicutt, J F
Webb, N w Walton, II Saundery, w II Wood.
son, J kersey and G Allen, Va; II Jepnson and
b Davis, Richmond; Mr. Richardson, We; B O'Neill,
Richmond; 6 s Washer and J B Taber, Va; Mrs nj
Leath ard servant Amelia; w Moore Baltimore:
GKins, Farmyille; Guphy and Miss NJ Guphy,
Prince Edward; Cooke, Memphis Tenn: j T
Woorstan and Woorster Raleigh; B Ham,
mond, Baltimore; Carter M D, Savannah: A J
Richarc son, Fluvanna Taliafs 70, Caroline: :
Overton, Va; r Wingold Ala; d Armstrong. Sa.
vannah: J Rawlings and d Edwards, Baltimore:
G II Smith Philadelphia; Bryant Richmond Co:
Marmond and l. II Bradshaw, Va; w Mans.
heif, Louisa; Gooch and lady two children and
servant, Halifax; J Allen, 4 B Thackston and
Wormsck, Prince Edward; l. AIann and sou,
Mrs knight, Miss a knight, Miss ID Z Knight and
servant, Amelia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Adkins, Ches-
terfield; II Copper, A S Owen, f j Allen,
Powha,an; Fl Chandler, Halifax; Il Overflow,
Nottaway; e 4 Wright, Lunenburg DIR q
Harris, S Fore, Charlotte; II Day and son,
f Clark. r Clark, Lunenburg; VIM A
Wiugo, Nettnway; Capt Peasants, City Point;
Rice, Charlotte; Z Hundley, K Fl Edmnn-
son, Halifax; z W Segar Philadelphia; ] r
Neppier, Scottsvile; 6 " Frothinghar, Hail
fex & II; s Dent, Montgomery; E W King,
Tenn; q Ii Hopkins, Goochland; L l. Jordan,
Lvnchburg; II Bledsoe, Fluvanna; w NJ
Harris, Nelson; E ii Flournoy; Fl Miller,
Greenbrer; DIR De Large, Charleston, S c;
Smith do, Maj Woodbridge, Mid Lothian.
AMERICAN HOTEL C w McChesney,
and L Lang horn, Roanoke;J NJ Aiken, Pa
laski; A J Aiken, TenniJ : Langhorn, and 7
J Langhorn. Lynchburg; J t Bottom, and t
Z Bottom, Amelia; 4 ID Turnbull, Lawrence
vile: K Hardy and lady, II II Love and
lady, and Master Love, Lunenburg; Miss NJ E
NuualI, Mrs Z. A Jones, and DIR K 2 Jones,
n G.; J Daniel, GAINESVILLE; L J Love, Lu-
nenburg: A ID Banks, Petersburg; Wilson,
GAINESVILLE; G w Stainback, Petersburg; w w
Forbs, Buckingham; J Fl Carter, Gen Con
zales, and G Mahon, Washington; A w Allston,
Va; T c Brab5onl, Tenn.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-R Mcclellan, n
Y; w Wickham, Hanover; Wright Jr,
Lynchburg NJ w Jenkins il, Baltimore; w
w Gibbs and lady. Augusta; K n Short VI
ID, Baltimore; + Christian, Williamsburg; A
G Garrett, do; l. W Garter, Charles City; J
c Weston, Norfolk; E Dawning, Florida; W
NJ Clarke, Ala; ID c Clarke, N C; P G Bay
ly. Miss 7 c Brax,on, King William CO; A
Woodbridge, Midlothian; A NJ Thompson, l.
Thompson, Williamsburg; r Stark, ;Boston;
G Bailey, lBdy child and servant, w II Bailey
s Lewis, Mrs Colork, ; children and servt, S
G; II c Williams and lady, S c; t G Ruggles,
Vac r r. q Taylor, New York; w w .Jen-
kins, Bait.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHHsON

ARRIVED,
Brig VIM Pitt, Baxter, Boston, mdse to D Cur.
RE.
SAILED,
Brig Bathurst Dutton, Pernambuco flour.
Schr James Porter, Duncan, Port Wa!thail.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baynore, Philadelphia,
mdse, Rankin
Outwar: list OF passengers per Steamship Penn
sylvania, for Philadelphia w st ne and wife ]
Tobin, wife and two children, Mrs Anarras and son,
I. Blair aud sister.
Schr John Thomas Eizee, cleared at New York
Tor Fredericksburg Goth.
Scnr Mary Perkins Nickerson, hence, arrived a.
Boston 18Th schr Courier, Ciowel, arrived at do.
same day.
Schrs Sardine and ] Q Adams, from Frede-icks
burg, and Louisa, from Petersburg, rived at Bos-
ton 18th.
more for this port Goth.
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DOGGETT a. ANDERSON,
UPEOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
fG Governor street.

HAVE in store their Fail stock OF French and
Il American PAPER HaNGINGS of every quality
and style purchased from the best factories in this
country and France, many of them very rich aud
elegant. Also, a very complete assortment of cur
tain goods, cornices gimps, tasses. cords, bands
window shades, in great variety, window blinds,
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
stock OF floor oil cloths, COCO mating, curled hair
and shuck mattresses, feather beds, holsters aud
pillows, of the best quality, with many other ar,i'
Giles, in our line al! OF which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and UpholsteFing done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workmen. Sc l6-3m
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED, By


street.
The Autobiography of New Church man, or,
Incidents and Observations connected with the
Life of John Little
Elements Of Elocution and Oratory, in which
the principles sf Reading and Speaking are invesr
gated; and such pauses, emphasis, and infections
suitable to every variety OF sentence, distinctly
pointed out and explained, with directions for
strengthening and moduatirg the voice, SO as to
render it varied, forcble and harmonious, by John
Walker, to which added Lectures in Prose,
Poetry, Narrative and Dialogue intended as practi-
cal exercises in Elocution, by Richard Culser, Prof
of Music and Eiocution.
Vol 5tn Abbotstord Edition Wayerley Novels:
The Monastery, The Abbot. Walks and Talks of
an American Farmer in Eng land, by Fred L Ohm.
sted-25c
The Robber by G P R James-25c
The King of the Sea, by Ned Buntlna-25c
Gudey's Lady's Book, Tor November-25c
Grshams Magazine do 25c
Arthur's Home Magazine co 1890
OC ~
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MANUFACTURES, -
tuIInf rlaI.E Ann

=
1Hl14 WHOLESALE AND RE.ss
DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES. THINKS, vALlCES,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON BRO, l6i
Main street, oppo,ite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invite strangers visiting the city, and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Their prices WILL be found to be low az those Of
any other house, whether by the single pair dozen
or cas-. The stock embraces
Gent,emen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Boatees
Do calf kip, and stout Boots and Booiees
Youths Boots AMI Bootees, of many kinds
Servants Brogues, bound and unbound
Ladies' Shoes, BuskiIs, Kids, Jenny Linds, &c
Ladies' black, bronze sud colo ed Caters
Buskins and Boot es for servant women various
styles
Misses and Chldren's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
Ega All of which are offered at the lowest rates
PEMBERTON 81 BRO, l6i Main 81,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond Va.
Tim
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C3GAA CARRIAGEs, CAKRIAGE.-

I1ES~bNsr CAlIFAUES, JA A G Is,
~ The subscriber has on hand, at n:
Coach-rrak!ng establishment, on Lombard Alley
between Main and Cary, (3th and l4th streets,
near the Columbian Rotel, Coaches, Charicltees
Barouches, Buggies, with and witEou, tops, and
Sulkles, all OF ais own make of the best material.
and workmanship. Al! CT which will be sold as low
as good work Of the kind can be In the city O,
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want Of any article in the Carriage line, as an
determined 10 make to order and sell at the owso,
prices possible; and ali work sold thati is new, war
rahted. MlCAJAH MAEGUM
an 12-d6ru
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JOHN II. BosHEg, Secretary.
~as HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH

>as HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH
IA lONABLE CLOTHING Just received the
w greatest variety OF Cloths, Cassmeles and
'--e-s- Vestings, to be found in the city, of the
latest and most approved styles, consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Casslmeres, ali qualities;
French fancy coi'd ClJths and Cassmeres of every
shade and quality, French Beaver Cloths, all quail
ties; French Hmalags Coating Cloth, entirely new;
French Petersham Cloths, French marble and
clouded Cassimeres, new
Festings.-Figured Silk, Plush and Velvet;
Qusdrilis Silk, Plush and Velvet; Watered Silk,
Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk Plush and Velvet !;
plain Plush Silk, Cashmere Vestings, Demask silk
Vestlngs, black and fancy Grenadne Silk Ves.ings.
Buff and white Grenadine Silk Vessings, Party
Vestings, decidedly rich.
Ready Made Clothing of all kinds and qua
lies OF the very latest styles such Kossuth Over
Coats, Esqumaux Wrappers. Lamartine Sacks,
Paletot Frocks, Albert Top Coets Hunting Goats
Fancy GOods-Fsncy Ties and Cravsts Crimp
and Fri Ties, something new; Apron Ties, black
and fancy; rich fency and black Silk Scarf, do do
Satin, Gloves of all kinds, Collars, Suspenders,
socks-silk, cotton and merino; Dress shirts, Silk
Shirts, Merlno Shirts and Drawers.
Call and see for yourselves.
E. B. SPENCE,
&C l3-ts Corner of Main and Gnyernar ats
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IA u. w. NELSON 81 co.,
EA MERCHANT TAILORS
Bread s., O; pOsitc Il & f. r. Il. Depot
Have received their, Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most fashionable
styles. They respectfully request call from their
customers and the pubic
Attention Is also called to their superior assert.
ment OF ea3y made clothing. which cannot posi-
bly, fail to please both regards style and price,
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/ AND FOR SALE NEAR RICHMOND.

- The subscriber offers for sale small but a
most excellent FARM, Of about fifty acres, on the
South side of the Williamsburg road, near Hnch
mans, two and half mes from the Old Market
About two-thirds of the Land cleared, and a con
siderable part now cultivated as market garden.
Such 10 its fertility, adaptation and convenience to
market as makes it one of the most desirable places
tor market garden and dairy about the city, and
i properly managed, its cost could be easily made
from it's profits The Building csn, with but little
expense be rendered comfortable residence, with
all necessary convenience, and number CT the best
springs Of " alter on the place
Those wishing to purchase will please call and
examine for themselves.
TERMS very liberal. Apply TO Robert Hastings,
on the premises, or to the subscriber.
sc 29-dlmw4t SAMUEL HASTINGS.
EE YOU would consult your own interest," read
Il the following certificate from weknown gen.
t!emau OF this city,
B. Daws-Dear Madam have used your Cough
Elixir" in my family for about two years, in all
cases OF colds and coughs and have, various
occasions recommended il to the use OF my friends,
and happy 10 say that, in every instance it has
given entire satisfaction Indeed, habituated
have become to its use, in OF cou9h his ard
colds that think Of recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or to my
friends. Yours, DC,
JAMES w. LEWELLEN
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT i
BEERS. A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, and CHAS
D YALE, aud M-s. B. DAVIS, Main street, hlcA
mond Sc %
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EIfrEEa DOi.LAks RE ~ AAtD.-..an
away from my prenises, On the night OF the
%5rd September, without any provocatiOn my maid
MARIA. she is rluia;to woman ut rather dark
eo'npiexion. long hair wears il tucked Up. She 10
% years Of age, neat and tidy in hex appearance
sd OF usual SIZE. 40 nark, except that ne. l,xt
eye tooth projects the otser teeth hltie; carried
with her seven or eight ieocks and TWO bonnet.
one dress pornet and The other long cared !
will pay the above reward II delivered to me- or Sc
cared in Jail so that get her again. | learn she
has been seen in Richmond. p H. PRICE
Hanover October 4.h, leS. t-M
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pRlfATE rkACTlCE.-Dr PLUME -
CO. may be consulted, confdeatially, for the
treatment OF the following diseases: Erupsions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Ggndular Sweliings, or en-
agreements, Syphilis, ard all morbid discharges,
whether recen, or chronic. Also, al those com
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
invite attention. to their chemical extract OF wiz
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very oes'
article known, 10 give tone and sigor 70 certain
abused aud debiased organs, well as to renovass
ssystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put Up, w:ih full direcnons'
and sent 10 order. Post paid letters promptly a.
tended 10. Office on Frsnklia street, below Ex-
change Hotel, and nrss door below Trinity church,
Richmond Virginia fe9
- HAylSG, Ii Ala CUTTING AND
- DkESsiHG.-Cupping Leeching. Bleeding, Ex'
tracing Teeth, &c. MR j. +. SPACH, from Ger
many, late from Philadelphia, would most ses2ecs'
fully inform the citizens OF Richmond and Ito viein
ny, thai ne has opened and atty htsi out tns cor
as store on Governor street. under Mira Etdtnss
Boarding Hous, whore he will DO At all times pre-
pared to give ample satisfaction la all The ssoss
named osaaehss, with aronpi.ads aat disps'ea.
% is-lm 4
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BOOKS, BUCKS, NEWSPAPERS

DOCKS, BLOCKS, NEWSPAP ERS .
- &C., at TAUS. II. GaESHAM'S,
Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
Ancient Egypt under the Pharaohs, by kenfick,
2vois-S2 80
Partisan Sights and French Principles Illustrated.
bound hRndsomely-Sl
Personal Adventures of our Own Correspondent
in Italy, by N Burke Hennan-75 cents
The Lives OF Wellington and Peel so cents
The Lie Of Gen Frank Pierce, by Hawthorne
60 cents
Stories from Backwood-5O cents
Walks and Talks of an American Farmer in Eng.
land, by Olrstead-25 cents
Morsan's FreemasOnyy-25 cents
The Children Of the Anbey-75 cents
Lilly Dawscn-25 cents
The Heirs oi Randolph Abbey-25 cents
The Drama, 'Twould Puzzlea Conjuror, CoInic
Drama in = acts, by John Poole, edited by We.
myss
A Kiss in the Eark, edited by Wemyss
Venice Preserved
All the modern standard and minor Drama on
hand and Tor sale
Newspapers-Gleasons Pictorial, Saturday Post,
Flag, Banner, Wavsriy, Museum, Courier, and all
the papers for this week for sale al GRESHAMS,
agent Tor all the Northern Daily and Weekly Pa
pers, DC. &C p
llALL AND DEPO>IT YUUlt MONEY
u AT LEWIS SAVINGS BAN &, POI Broad St,
in return of which you Will receive more than the
value in Dry Goods. There's no risk, goods
are delivered upon receipt OF lhe money. Now,
don't keep he shinplas,ers on hand, but bring them
and receive the following CHEAP Goods: Mouseisins
at l0c, Collars 64c Hdkfs a, eic, fine shirtug at
6tc; also, at extremely low prices, Velvets, silks
Mousela!ns, Cashmeres, Alpacas, Merinos, PopIins,
Silk Laces, ' ellis, &c. DC
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
oca Dol Rroao stree,
4 NUNs.-Ne nave just opened assete
~ ment Ct double and single barrel percussion
GUNS imported by ourselves direct from the manu-.
ftcturers N England, together with full supply OF
.Itsne Bass, double and single Shot Belts, Powcer
f!asks, French and English percussion Caps W kach
we ofter a, very low prices. Gentlemen requiring
an o0tnt tor the field invited TO call and examine
our stock before purchasing.
g. }. SlNTON & Co,
Sign OF the Circular Saw
~ - II Main street
| NOT1Ch.-R. Il. DUVAL having TN. dav IA.
zen MS brother, J. p. DUVAL, into co part
heiship. the business will in future oe conducted
| " ~. ~. Duvai 81 Brether. at the old ,,nnd
unde, the american Hotel We are now reeeiyine
.neeh supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc
&c and nope BY atrict personal attention To mari,
| 'pofuon OF public patronage. Il. R. DUvaI'.
p,.,r,ona ,,,- J. p. DUVAL.
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NO. 1 MACkEKEL, i'm kits,-A Lew ga.
~ Very hIe No Macherel, Tor sale
&c 20 GEO J. HERRING