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S1OO To sl0mo.-T. GRAHAM Will MAKE CASH
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AGENCY.

IMPORTANT CARD-To CAPITALISTS, MANAGERS,
i lnventors Agents, and othersWiltons twenty thipi
trip across the Atlante-Nr. j. II. WILTON, we'll known
~ having negotiated several most successful enterprise
amongst which he may name the engagement Of Msdle
Jenny Lind for America the oction Of Professor An
derson, 1.-THE Great Wizard Of the North y. r. Palm
er's Patent Artificial Limbs, in England Boardman
Eng celebrated PHnOfortes and many 0therso equal in
ercst successful results hegs
fully inform such have matters of
to transact and requiring attention and energy
that he Is about visiting Europe again and will be happy TO
undertake commissions Mr. Wilton will return about the
early Of September and communications addressed 10
him at 800 Broadway, will meet with prompt attention.
with uncSceptionahle references.
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HAVEN BAKER, SOLE AGENTS FOR tn p SALE aE
Of Malone sand stone. a good supply constantly ~
hand any dimensions filed at short s
once 10 Broadway, and at the yard west i"ch's nv"
s'leV1 p'V"'Vh N'"'" w" 'V"'" A. l.. HAVEN.
LOUIS r. BAKER.
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TRAvELLEIis' GUIDE.


OPPoSlTloN DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.--THE
- steamer HENRY CLAY will continue hcr trrs IL
~ soon - some necessary repairs aud alterations
EoE ALBANY, CHANGE OF HOrRs.-THE CARS
= or the New York and Harlem Railroad, leave the City
Hal station New FORK, daily (Sundays excepted) at
A. W. connecting with the Western Railroad al Chatham
and ga T. M tesrress) through without change OF ears
CAMDEN AND AMBor RAILROAD, FOR pUILA-
~ dolphin, from Pier No l. North river foot of Battery
place. by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily
morning line leaves 1T A. VI. Afternoon line at
W.. through to Philadelphia IN four and hall hours
fare-hrst class ears So; second class Thy T.. NJ, line
nut street ats and2P n Emisrant line. by steam.
boat TRANSPORT, from pier No. !, att r. " Fare 81 So
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA, DAILY
- va cape Mny.-Ihe new ngg splendid steamers DELLA
WAKE, Capt. seymour kENNEBEC, Capt sanford; and
iINobstoT capt Whitcar, now running regularly
between the two cities landrg each at Cane NAV
leaving New York daily at y NJ from Pier No ia North
or NJ the Office on the Pier.
ENoR PHILADELPHIA D1RECT-U. e. MAIL AND
= Express lines through four hours. New Jersey
Railroad via Jcrcy city leaving New York st s. NJ foot
o. tortandt streets and ~ T. ~, Liberty street. Fare
S3 Tor first class and ~ 80 for second class in and
a: ". Return at and A. NJ, and ~ r. VI. BALTIMORE,
WhshingtoH N0tik and Charleston through tickets sold
IN the above nes and through baggage carried IN the
A. H. and % T. NJ lines
GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS THE LARGE AND COW
- modious steamer SANTA CLAUS Capt. X. Is. Clarke,
Ing foot Of Chambers street at =. NJ for Grassy Point
Gsuidvciis Cosgcns Dock Cornwall Newhurt landing at
Wost Point Canldwelis, Cold Springs, snd Fishk Re
turning will leave rcNburg a6h AN.
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NEW YORK SMELLING AND REFINING COMPANY,
Capital 100000 with the intention of increasing it
million of dollars. Shares $50 each The books
scrpon 70 the capital stock OF this company open.
Pamphlets setting forth in detail the nature of the bust
ness can be had at the Office Persons wishing subscribe
for stock can apply to either Of the undersigned
the ohce OF the Company No IL John street, New York
uhcers &C. IL. Andras. President Gold Watch Case
Manufacturer, No. ~ Dey street H. h Bailey Vice Presi
4 inshsm Perry Cashier No l5 Concord street Brookyn
William H. Bge0w, Secretary, No 8 Clinton street Brook
lyn Trnstees;-C H. Andrus, No. ii Dey street, Gold
Watch Manufacturers; +. u. Bailey, No. 10 Cortlsndt
street, Manufacturing of Jewery John Polhamus No dg
Graz street and No 80 puane street syersmith and
Maker; Alfred Williams. No. 50 Duane street. Diamond
Jewecr; +. Finn No. II John street, Gold Watch Case
Manufacturer; j. lngham Perry, Esq, No rs Concord
street. Brooklyn H. Browell Providence r. l., Watol,
Case and Jewelry Chaser; Henry Dubosl Bank alley Phil
OF Jewelry,
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7'nE BRUNSWICK CANAL AND RAILROAD COM
Mortgage ess is ss nssr
ahIs at their Office No. 20 broadway the st May 1857
ss At thsr
n are s art; ara s
Ocean Bank city Of New York trustee with other
The Brunswiek Canal and Railroad Company was char
y hs fs W Of i'm @ w wa.
aeter The State has subscribed aud paid 900 the
the na's ali ad f' nnd Gs
hs * @ and % fGs the susas
of the two locks at each terminus of the They
for persctng their works which are in active progress
ana the canal will be opened fot traffic the LIST October
The Brunswick Canal twelve miles long and three
feet wide and extends from the great Georgia the
Atamaha to the safe and sommo dious harbOr OF
The Atamaha and its forks, the aud the Oconsc
Win Their numerous .erd inland steam bost
n the ss % fG,Cn growing regions .. Geersa I'm
excellent pine lumber which cover portion the country
are waited aewn these waters, but prevented
Of the Al.amaha in common with all the great Southern
oglehorpe led him Brunswick as sure to become
oSt the s az s Sony lie s
y" sna recently own
and others s ana 1851 pronounced only safe and
aseeItate Atlantic harbcr for are ships south OF Virginia
Tor iga's close n to the wharyes Of the town. The
and yeky and is neary straight with feet OF water ia
The IS, sea allow $ Fart q the cha9ne
above high water amply Supplied with pure
n" fresh rivers debouche into the harbor the vicinity
eety free from the malaria prevalent at the OF
the Southern rivers Extensive being
REQ out Tor lines OF packets between Brunswick and
Northern cities and doubt that the opening
OF the canal full tide of will flow through it,
completing Il does feature known nowhere tbs
southern states OF an immense district rich
IN products Tor Foreign commerce. aud whose cxtendei
inland waters are thus connected with excellent
saubricus point of the easiest ships
These bonds receivable for tolls the canal.
Any further alton required be had OF Thos A.
Dexter President Boston; Davis Treasurer No. %
30 Broadway, Of the auctioneer-
TIE onds will be disposed Of at public rerempory sale
Of the Merchants Exchange Thursday the Sd Of
June in lots to suit purchasers They viii carry interest
coupons from lst May and will he sold payable
cash 9nethrd LIST July onehrd st August with interest
from day of sale.
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TUE MARINE HOTEL, AT FAIRFIELD, CONNECT
cut viii BIO opened by its proprietor J. b. Monnot
on the first day OF June next branch Of the
New York Hotel The Marine Hotel is situated In beau
tfu village, Long Island Sound aordng all the
ments excellent bathing and romantic drives the adj
aeent country Every endeavor will be eSerted
the hotel the distinguished patronage OF previous
Plans may be and engaged the above hete
A. Fairfield at the New York Hotel The distance from
New York l. ~ miles and trains by the New York and
day.
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SLo0P FOR SALE.-THE WELL KNOWN, FAST SAIL
~ ing oop Ellen Dart of 10 Custom House
mcnt old, well found in sails rigging &C.. and is
well suited for the oyster market trade further par
tculars inquire board foot of Oliver street, Of
ASUBl & FISH, los South street.
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A RARE oPPoRrUNITy.-roR SALE. AN ELE-
"A CANT city Or country residence in No. N j.
having .os%n.nSaS view q Newark Nsv.st Bay ss.ssa
aa ses: 81 & s %
in front The house Is with eleven all finished
fora ssatse ssideass aud shade
ss S S on s nj - b'wy New
'''A' ' ' Wv ISRAEL PERSON
DELMoNT VILLAGE LOTS. AT FoRDHAM-oNLY A
ss a iS %s.s s,S healthy
first prices Il sppsd ss Puff 70
S.r may sn ss s'sss
ss5 g I RSsa lam. sHs ss tS'r
den lane Gen. "''l john Ky RATsss & Pear. street.
COUNTRY REsIDENcE.-rnE UNDERSIGNED
the banks Otseso Lake Tho situation aud
retreat merchant professional The farm
sss pASi hia ss
EoR sALE-AT NEW ROCHELLE, A SPLENDID
S0as sc1s by os so ssh
Walk Of New York aud New Haven
tSer inquire at the Post ooe New Ross
nor sALE.-THE LEASE, FIXTURES. AND FURNI.
Of Of the largest hotels IN the upper part q the
& ds rs rss Ia h a viii s mas
only to good and responsible and 1900 in cash will
the ss y In ON ssss
fixtures. Address James L. Hall at this office.
LNoR SALE cHEAP-A LARGE HOTEL. SITUATED
street together with The lease Of five years
The for parting with tie above the pro-
precr abent entering in the business Inquire
NOR sALE-TnE LEASE. sTeCK, FIXTURES. AND
large Billiard Table mplete, and t.o years
a Ss THE a s Navy e,
Navy street, Brooklyn.
nor sALE-oNE OF THOSE NEAT THRER.sToRY
brick Houses Rand and . Lot On the seua'Ey side Of rAs6
ann
pIyeSH 'fS Si sa New
EoR sALE-AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED
Store asSnS god run Of ia VII
,s% Of the apss
FOR sALE1TnE CONTENTS AND GOODWILL OF AN
opportunity to any one possessed Of small capital that
s to Mr. am Of
yeey streets New York; or Of the proprietor No. III
| EoR SALOON THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
the substantial brick House No l2O Fourth street. and
given Immediately $oo only Of ts s purchase
payable quarterly in exchange for cnmbersnd Goal and
| Wall street.
NOR SALE-A BAR ROOM DOWN TOWN, WITH
fixtures and stock taking in at present from SsS to
from $40 to S5a day One of the best locations in the city,
Ger
NOR sALE-A YOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND DOG HE
IL is good watch for house wagon. lie will ride on
the seat protect goods the absence For
formation call at j. c. BERRIANS, COL Broadway In
auire for John Lewis.
LroR SALE-A METAL PORTABLE GOTHIC GREEN
house measuring ox6. appropriately ornamented with
stained glass; and which awarded the large silver
medal at the fair of the American tute. To
McWeenys Metal Sash Factory 209 Grand street, near
| Mott.
INoRsALE-THE WIILIAMsBURGHA AND NEW YORK
Express now doing hrsrae business and can DO
tended VIII he sold low the proprietor having other BUSH
| ness. Apply at the office, foot of Peck slip.
I d. n. thirty milas Nnn,
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LN0R SALE-A METAL PORTABLE GOTHIC GREEN
house measuring 0x6, appropriately ornamcnted with
stained glass, and which awarded the large silver
medal at the fair of the American Institute TO
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
M ON Ely MAR X EFT.

MospA, May SIC L. M.
The stock market opened duh thi. morning and prices
were slightly depressed At the first board Canton Com
pany declined per cent, Long Island y D.. J. Zinc,
i: New Haven Railroad y Nicaragua, Y Reading
Railroad advanced per cent Panama Railroad a. Del
aware and Hudson = At the second board the market
was more buoysnt and closed firm. at our quotations
} Zinc advanced = per cent; Reading Railroad,
Harlem, Al Erie Railroad, "a, Canton Company, a
Harlem quite active There was better feeling In
The street and the tendency upward
The receipts az the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
This port today, amounted to s7I42o "a; payments.
SS7,7e 5o-balance, So. eoo44s Is.
The Columbus (ohio) State Journal of Friday saws
that DRAFT OF the Fund Commissioners on the state
Treasurer for the July interest the Ohio State debt
Protested. We should judge from this that the Legisls
slre neglected to make required by law, specific APP
oprston for the payment Of the next semi annual into
Nst due the State debt
Proposals for the mortgage bonds Of the Boston Con-
sord and Montreal Railroad Company will be received
until TO afternoon, Tuesday, at O'Clock at the
Office Of Underwood Son.
The total value Of the foreign exports the port of
Baltimore for the week ending Thursday was Sl92
5S4 90 The export of breadsu for the week COMPRISES
II 500 barrels of -four IL 026 bushels Of wheat BOT bar
of meal O56 bushels of corn and 2O7 barrels
pfryc -four.
The annexed statement exhibits the operations in the
Assistant Treasurers Office during the month Of May
1852
ASSISTANT THrAsrRER's 0FFcF-REcFlrrs AND Dissvns.-
MENIs, MAY, 1852
b"y io,--by paiaIc' ~ 1vo,221 bS
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N0RSALE-THE WILLIAMSBU RGH AND NEW YORK
Express, doing tirst-rate business and be
tended Will be sold low proprietor having other bust
Apply at the office, foot of Peck slip.
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Two DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS.-rOR SALE
cheap for cash an cid established Drug store in good
situation. The is handsomely fitted and
rlee stock Of Drugs Chemicals Fancy Articles perf-
merry. Apply at 222 Canal street, from TO II A. NJ.
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vNO BulLDERs.-FOR SALE. CHEAP, A VERY SUPE.
ror lot Of second hand Marble Nantes. Inquire 63
and Broadway.
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VvAIrABIE rARM ron sALr-roR SALE AYry

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, AN EX-
cellent Farm in New Jersey consisting of hundred
and thirty ninety OF which under cultivation
II is within hours Of New York. mile and quarter
from the Kcypor and Freehold Plank Road and mile
and halt from the ourishng village Mddeown Point.
There commodious dwelling and the buildings
are extensive and Of the hest description large number
% choice fruit trees have been planted during the
years The soil clay loam and yields heavy crops
grass aud wheat Every of the property well
and, raising stock IT,
For further particulars inquire OF LEONARD APPLEBEE,
Esd % all street where of the farm be
IL i desirable property to the capitalist well farmer
the rent will handsome percentage upon the pur-
chase,
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\ EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED :
IL Ladies aud Gentlemen obtain good price Tor the
above articles by sending through post otherwise to j.
THOMPSON 81 Leonard street. near Broadway.
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1fIuSlTloN DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY--THF
- steamer HENRY CLAY will continue her trims IL
w. so9n - some necessary repairs aud alterations
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EOR SALE, OR TO LET-A VALUABLE FARM. AT
Long Branch n. j. thirty miles from the city New
lorkThe subscriber offers sell his Farm which
tully situated, in view of the Atlantic Ocean and within
few Minutes walk of the Shore There fifty
acres OF excellent land of very early nature and we'll
watercd by running stream The buildings
cpay and well constructed consisting Of
dwelling f6 feet front by 70 feet deep. with Is by 20
feet and kitchen adjoining, 10 by 20 feet 80
"A feet with range of stables Is by 40 feet carriage
house. workshop crib, ice house, excellent
alley and two failing of The
embeshed with fruit and ornamental trees together
with apple orchard. The situation, for health
beauty, is unsurpassed and its proximity of
most luxurious bathing surfs in the country renders il
most desirable location for boarding place. for
which purpose it has been fitted mp and furnished. The
above property will be sold for 600 with all
household furniture. stock team armng ss &c. Sc
If not sold immediately would be rented for the summer.
Apply to X. W. BOWER, at the Office Of the Chief of
Police New York. Long Branch, n. j., May g. 1852.
NORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE-A FEW DE-
Il srable lots, Of various sizes. containing from
city half each beautifully directly
opposite St. Johns College and within minutes walk
Of the depot offered for SALE
Apply TO Combs Nicoay 22I Grand street New York;
or JOHN BERRIAN. at the depot, Fordham,
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DOWELT0N HOUSE, NEWBURG. - THIS LARGE
and splendid Family Hotel. situated mile above
the village, emnancc commanding extensive view
OF the river and Highlands and surrounded by delightful
country viii be reopcned early in June The Hotel
located park Of twelve with walks and
arors, and shaded by several hundred trees
The private rarors and bedrooms large aud well
lated and most Of them communicate with each other The
Heading room, Billiard room, Bathing aud Bowling
alleys all well arranged extensive Hotel and in
fact all the appointments Of the house equal net su
Ieror, to any similar establishment in America. Tor the
liberal patronage bestowed y many families
last season. this establishment the subscribers tender
their grateful cdgmsnts Communication several
times daily by railroad and steamboats, moderate fares
Families single gentlemen wishing to make arrangement
for rooms for the will please address above.
BLAKE REED.
T. SThe United States in the Village also con.
Quoted by the same proprietors,
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~ Emr RAifRoAD.-102 head Of cattle 0i2 sheep 2Je
hogs 100 bbs flour 63 casks ashes 917 sides leather 80.
pes butter. snd 100 hhds tobacco
~ WV liA,iN RAiLRoAp.--32 pks butter aud lpC d.
~, Gee
~ Nonrn Rwrn Bo,rs-132gi bbls -four ia5 10
Wskey ~ boxes cheese 5000 bushels whont I'll casks
ashes " O4e bushels corn Oo2 bbs pork G1 do provi.
sionr and 20j pls lard
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To- FUNDHAM.-ONLY "A
I'D few more quarter Los equal to four city Lots in
eligible aud healthy ocsticn 70 be had
first prices applied FOR prior to June Lthogr
maps and crouar giving full description OF the proper
ty may obtained application to the undersigned lbs
Pearl street B. M Brown and Jesso Lyon, the
misses A. W Spies 81 Maiden lane Nath c. Plstt. 20 Mai
den lane; Gen. William Hall. aw Broaaway
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NOR SALE-ONE OF THOSE NEAT THRER-STORY
brick Houses and Lot the southery side of Pacific
street between Bond and Nevus streets Brookyp y con-
ter bath so. 1t will be sold at bargain and large
portion Of the purchase money remain APP
ply to S. S. BROAD, No. IS Wall rect, New York.
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CLQUHING.
lIIIIIAM II RnRrRrs MERCHANT rAIInR mi,

GASH FOR CL0THING-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN,
~ having any cast on clothing or furniture to dispose Of
receive the utmost value in cash by sending the
by letter through the Post COHEN Hudson street.
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Cohen
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ wishes to dispose Of his place, CooperstOwn,
the banks otseso Lake Tho tuatioa aud
healthy the house good and admirably calculated
retreat merchant professional The farm
ssts Of forty high cultivation Priso E26OJ Ad
dress E L. DANIELS, Coopsrstown. Otsego county.
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NOR SALE.-THE LEASE, FIXTURES. AND FURNI-
l. Of Of the largest hotels the upper part the
city, The furniture is in good condition. and the establish
doing rate business. The sale will be made
only good and responsible man and $4,000 in cash will
be required its equivalent in undoubted security and
balance secured by mortgage tho furniture lease and
hxt Address Lamo L. HALL at this office.
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NOR SALE-TnE LEASE. sToCK, FIXTURES. AND
Il good will of the Bar Room, with Bedding for twenty
bosrders large Billiard Table and swo
this is good opportunity The for seas the
death of the landlord Inquire At the Navy HOTEL No.
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NOR sALE-AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED
Lamp Store having good Of cash customers viii
be sold cheap account Of other business and bad health
of the family of the proprietor Terms cash Apply the
premises of &. j. HALSTEAD az Broome street.
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HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON l.. H. IS
now open Tor transient company, and will be ready
receive boarders the first day of June Parties wishing
engage rooms Tor tho do by addressing
PROPRIETOR Office Of the Aston House. Fort Hamilton
J. Steamboats, John Hart aud Wilson Small will
Their early trips the nrs day OF June Also furnished
Cottage to let. IAWLEY d. CLAPP.
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INOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE HOTEL. SITUATED
in Grand street. Of the best localities ia said
street together with the unsxpircd lease Of five
in eurishng condition. The rent Of only ST. 900
year The parting the above the present
pretor entering the Wholesale business Inquire
PARKER ESD, No. 10 Nassau street, third hoOr
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-01
Charleston Preparatory Medical school.

HNIIE session of this Institution will begin on
| Il the first Monday in April, and terminate on
the last Saturday in July. The different chairs
| will be occupied as follows
M. d.
| Institutes and Practice Of Medicine, by ID. J.
CAIN, M. ID.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics, by f. p.
PORCHER, M. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, by K. BELIN FLAGG, M. ID.
The Chair of Surgery has been offered to
gentleman now in Europe, who, it is hoped, will
| accept it. Should he not do so, it will be filled
before the time appointed for the opening of the
School
Clinical instruction will be given at the Marine
Hospital and Aims House, by Drs. ID. J. CAIN
and j. FORD PRIOLEAU.
During the session of the Medical College of the
State of South Carolina, members of the class will
be examined regularly on the lectures delivered in
that institution.
The Students will be shown cases among the
patients of the Teachers and such as can be taken
| to the lecture room will be exhibited to them and
explained.
The most distinguished Surgeons in the city
have promised whenever they can do so conve-
nienty, to perform operations before the class.
Doctors r. LEBBY and J. S. MITCHELL
who have each a large obstetrical practice, will
(as well the teachers) give the Students access
to all OF their cases Of this description, which
they can with propriety be allowed to visit.
In short, ample opportunities will be afforded
for acquiring practical, well as theoretical knowl
edge Of the profession.
Her mortuary statistics prove that Charleston
possesses a saubrity Of climate enjoyed by very
few cities in the world and strangers are no longer
deferred from visiting her in the summer.
Board and lodging can be obtained from SO. 50
| to IS week.
Terms, fifty dollars, including examinations
during the winter. Jan. 27-eowtal
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100 DOLLARS REWARD !

DAN away from the subscriber, October 2ith
II 1897, from his residence on Willow swamp,
South Edisto River, Onngeburg District, South
Carolina. a negro man named HOWARD, about
six feet high, and otherwise well proPortioned
and of black complexion, full faced, high fore
head, prominent nose, and no whiskers; havni
on one Of his arms the letter ), or mark recent
ling it. lie had a on the inner ankle Of,
presume, the left foot. He speaks with plausi
Mity and ease; is rather assuming in his address
vet mild and humble in his manners He is q
keen, shrewd fellow, walks fast and quite erect
and is apt to bear uncommonly much on his toes
when hurried. He said that he originally be.
longed to farmer named Joshua Lee, near Gin.
ton, in Virginia; either there or Norfolk or Rich
mond, in that State, presume he took up quar-
ters. Any person finding and experimenting the
same, and delivering him safely into the hands OF
the subscriber, shall receive the above reward OF
one hundred dollars besides reasonable expenses
that he may be OF in coming and returning
WILLIAM RILEY