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Hon. MIR. Brown, Of mississippi.

II being our wish TO have our files for future
reference the principal questions raised in the late
debate in the House the public printing, we pub
fish to-day the speech Of the Hon. Mr.. Brown on
this subject The action of the committee having
been sustained by the House, the subject is now in
their hands, and they have made arrangements I'M
der the law Of 1916 10 provide for that portion OF the
printing which the contractor has failed TO do The idea
that the committee proposed to change the existing law,
break up the contract System, and usurp the power of
Congress in appointing public printer misappre-
hension which presume exists in the mind of no
one that has taken the trouble examine the facts II
the thing with the charge of coalition SO far
the debate elected any information on this subject
The Southern Press has itself admitted that il proposed
a coalition, and that il would break down the demo-
cratic party If it could, should the Washington Uaion
be employed TO do the public printing. The com
mi,tee, however have paid attention to this me-
mace, and we are inclined TO think that the State
rights men Of the South will do the same thing We
have believed that the Southern Press was the
organ OF the State rights party. in the in which
this party forms portion OF the democracy OF the Union
II is far out OF the line OF this party the South as
the National Era is the North. Both presses are es-
scnaly sectional and neither OF them can succeed with
out breaking up the national organization OF parties
The looks to southern confedsracy-the other 10
the abolition OF slavery in violation OF the compacs of
the constitution. To suppose that either the one or the
other force their extreme views the democratic
party is To say that this party contains within itself the
element OF selfdesirucon.
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OFFICIAL.

Aord Fillmore President Of the United satss Of dmeriea to all
whon may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to that william
e. appointed vice Of the Mexican republic
for the port Francisco Stale Of California do eeb,
SUCH and declare him free exercise and enjoy
such functions powers and privileges allowed to the vice
consu VI the United Stntes.
In testimony Whereof havs caused these letters be made
patent and the Uned be hcreuno Affixed
Given under hand Washington, olsi
H. April, A. ID. 1852, and Of the Independence Of the
United States OF America the seventy sixth
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the Presidentf
DAsEL wEpsrsn, Secretary OF State.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


GOV. b. PALaxs American Newspaper Agent suinor
the ciuss Of hossoa,
subscriptions required BY His receipts
regarded payments His ofces AIeBoson Congress street.
New York. Tribune buildings Phladeipais Of
Third Chestnut streets. m ..tr rs ..tt Il. M 4eU
o. Mr. o. w. JAMES, No Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
general travelling agent for the
T. DKsr, Dr. J. A. WADswoRrH, ALKx r. LAWS JAsEs
EKroRD Dr. Lorr EDWARDS, M. L. WIsgnAs and o. A. Ea-
QUESTION.
pr HsssY M LrwIs, ofMon,gomsry Alabama is our gen.
travelling for the States Of Alabama
sisted by his sons, James o. and Samuel d. Lewis.
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by j. &. MCGUIRE, Aucti0neer.
CABINET FURNITURE, PIANO, FRENCH-PLATE MIRRORS,
China, crystal glass, chamber cottage furniture
Aeon Monday morning. April 26 10 O'Clock
residence OF the Hon. NJ X. Hall, street,
ner OF 9Th, and household effects, viz:
OK octave rosewood piano and stool
Mahogany dlvans, parlor chairs and rockers
Do hair cloth and beaded canc-seat arm chairs
Do sideboard, dining, centre, and card tables
gilt framed msntel mirrors, 0ttOmans
/ do pier do with marble slab
Damask window curtains, cornces and shades
Sivered grandoies plated candIesticks e.
White French China dinner, dessert, and coffee service
French China gold band tea set
Crystal decaniers, gobeu. tumblers q.
Champagnes and wines, hooks, Anger bowls
Cut glass float bowls and CELERY glasses
Britsnnia ware, buffers and stand
Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets
Druggett crumb cloth, stair rods
Side lamps bronze hairack
Hall mats stair and passage druegett
Two chamber cottage sets, cottage chairs
Cherry French and low post bedsteads, cnb
Beds, holsters, and pillow, hair mattresses
Rhuck mattresses paiiasscs, wasnstands
Mahogany and toilet glasses
Chamber tables, towel racks, lounge
Comforts foot tub, plate warmer
Cooking and chamber stoves, Kitchen utensih, &C.
Also few dozen choice selected wines
Terms $50 under cash $50 credit OF TWO ana u
$500" = - - T'T-' sod J. c. MCGUIRE
Ap23-d Aucnonse.
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BY y. c. MCGUIRE, Auetionser.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENssYLvANiA
sale.By virtue Of decree OF the circuit
District ofColumba sitting court Of chanee,
shall Monday April s6 ie32 at O'Clock,
sub OF lot No in square No +o improved by three
story brick house
Also, part square No a6l, and Improvements,
subject o n ground en- OF $50 per annum
The property south side OF Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9Th and 7ih streets. -.
fourth residue IA ~ ls aud ~ months
deferred TO be
satisfactorily secured and
ratification and Of the
whole purchase oad BEFORE the trustees will give good
and sufficient deed. .--.
ny order OF LAMBS A. CHAPMAN,
= NATHL r. CATLETT,
Trustees
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
IN 4eodkds Aucuoneer.
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By J. q. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

uoU5EHoLD FURNITURE, GoLDBAND FRENCH CHM,
III 800 .,
heetDg, four gold Saturday morning AM
10 O'clock In front OF the auction rooms shall All an 49,
sortment superior cabinet furniture &c., viz;
Mahogany sofa and paor chairs
Do div ans, rockers, and ottomans
Do sideboard, dining and card tables
DO extension dining table, very large
DO marble centre table
do do dressing bureaus
Do wasist ands and wardrobes
Toilet sets several carpets
Feather beds, hair mattresses
French bedsleads, high and low post do
Elegant Ch1a gold band dinner and dessert service ana
Rich crystal-cut decantens
Gsoblels tumbcrs, c..ampaEnes, and wines
Together with great variety of useful housekeeping articles. IA
fngerator, &c.
Also 800 yards bonehed sheetiDg
superior gold watches
~ boxes adamantne candles
Terms, cash delivery. +#A
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
ApG-d Ancuoneer
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An Aeodkd
- by >. @. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

by j. q. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, BY ORDER
OF chanceD.on Tuesday, April ~, le52, nj
premises, shall sell lot No. 10 In No.
@ and improvements located street west 18th street
north.
Also the No No 3s and improve
nts located between ID and north.
the residue In ~ 49, and ~ months,
OF the deferred 70 be
the satisfactorily secured
upon the ana payment
Of purchase and before good and sufficient
JAS. A. CHAPMAN,
UN NATHL r. CATLETT,
Trustees
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
A. Aucton
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sy ). q. MoGUIRE. Aaet,oneer.

e,uprRIoR CABINET FURNITURE, SILVER AND SILVER
plated s s sS Tuesday
ns April 81 O'Clock shall the residence q cbesaier
streets, all lis furniture and household effects, via
CABINET FURNITURE, sc.
Rich silk damask covered so divans, chairs
Fire and curtains to match
Egyptian marble pier centre so. and sofa tables
Sp1s e s soa s aa WIRING eAai
Mahogany figured hair cloth chairs and rocker
DO beaded chairs, reclining chair
Do Buffers uay and stand, Union sofa
Do EIixabeihian bedstead, iron bedsiead
walnS, marbie-iop dressing bureaus and washsonds
tire screens, hair and shuck mattresses
Rich toilet sets, mahogany framed minor
Cashmere. window curtains and gilt
Venetian blinds d. two large French mirrors
Two g., ash, ehanase with . cut cut. p ,s
"A M vim sa,s pendants
Two sI,framed man an. mirrors win, branches
Plain white and gold banded ware
superb crystal cut decaners, tuablers
Mins ssas aSs water sos finger bowls
Wine sSSs s %sa aap. s, eaey Den
SIX SIKH Seasspsied WATERS ' with moundnss
oa as DO DO cordial stand, with cut bottles
sILvERWARE, sc,
Five dozen large silver forks
Do do knives, with silver handles
Two de- dessert knives and forks, all silver
Five do silver
One do silver snltcellars
Do do silver salt spoons
Two large and small silver ladies'
One silver tea and coffee service made BY K consisting Of
bowl, and
Brussels, three ply, ingrain and Venetian carpets
Rugs, painted floor cloth, stair=rods, hall lamp
Door aud hall mats, hall stove, pipe, and screen
Franklin stoves, tenders, brass hre-sets
Bathing tub shower bath, kitchen utensils, &c,
Also, few selected wines, viz
Champagne, Port, and Madeira.
Tems UNDER $50 and under $780, thirty and
$780, months credit, for
factoriy endorsed, bearing interest -
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
APP Aid Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE business stand N Washington
city, .sd .yen q % nss new
OF Market Space They built in the
m: .S' Il s 10 ne
basement BY deep fee, high
u. clear and finished % sale. gs lighted By
ing Space wide, feet de,pi
sns s' r ID. S = s'p ss% ss' " = S
,a feet nsns. high s :. ans @ss 9S from
etdcep with skyght fec, feet in The
Each vault in the pavement
Yor terms .ppy TO us-orber House, noh
d .s avenue between % and "A s prRuo
NEW ELECTROMAGNETIC shall open Tits morning
new lo 2, cmsoider,s., consisting sans Of
ey p mss ss ss ',{ nm ~ ,g e ssn,.
Rich embroidered clear lawn handserchiee
M-s. hsmst,ehed linen eambrie hsndkechicfs bargain
And y..y :%s s, s:,
would invite o. the ladies'. -
Apis-detf 9TH street, near Penn. avenue
SUPERIoR Brand,es, gins. wines. cigars. so.
- BRANDGEs.
otard, Dupuy, a Co.'s pale and dark, vintage le4o
jaime. asnssey So,. pate and London dock
sesnens, together with other fine hrandies in
Champagne Of The following brands
Sssss vs s ors IN na,oS sy a. sE Boxer
ssss.st ! Co, d%po,'sa ~ ssqsuld rI.aoo'J
UOuehn Veryanay, louf own mpoftsuoh,l sha
n. n. schneider, 1snkeil, Co., stein
Superior old pale sherry yu'r's, vintage ls wood and
Old ssu.h.ds msckbuns Madeira bottles, and other
Madeirns 8..sff
Csrer Hork scy Lisbon, burgundy and ohcr wises in
great variety. U# ' #E Hf.
S sco, a. and 'i.n nI.sey in wood and in bottles
eupsros cd wbskey
m. u
ralkirk Teunans Scotch ale .Alf III ssl. I'll
Byss. Barclay rckinss brown stout, and Fest India
Franklin, Nspmne, and Hsv.os cigars and Other
choics hr.nds, res..r Havana and london .i.s.
very nnc sssctenf Of chewing tobacco IN store and for
gro. A THos PARKER co,
March 4-3aw 6wh Opposite Browns Hotel
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.--Tms
order OF the Couu of ChanceyOn Wednesday,
April as 1852, the premises, al o'clock shall sell lots
Mes O. D. o. TO- H. H. H. H. Is 49, H. 10, 49, and 20, in
situated Delaware and Virginia south
of the Capitol.
residue in IL Is and "a MONTHS
with interest from the day of SALE the deferred payments be
the satisfactorily secured
nna ratification OF
whole purchase and bee good and sufficient deed
will be gwen. ~
- JAS A. CHAPMAN,
NATHL P. CATLErT,
f Trustees.
...Esst etss#s J. G. MCGUIRE,
Ap4-eoAds Auctioneer.
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DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.--on Monday, tho
ID os Instant sell, O'Clock, p M, the prem
ises rood story aud being part Of lot
No I fronting Oregon being
division The good looms
heios back los seo 10 alley containing go
feet. 1855
Term. months III. purchaser
giving bearing from given and
deed taken. Title indisputsbIc.
Az 24-d A. GREEN Aucronser
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III hieAs Hosiery and and strsnssr.
IN u gccd the shove line respectfully
that they win And Il
ticnM attention m The selection srd sale Of such foods
cLAoETT, NEWTON, MAY. 90.
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By j. c. McGUIRE, Auosioneer.

PoUR SUPERIOR BRICK MARBLED FRONT YoUR-sToRy
and auto dwelling houses sucon.-On Tuesday, April
O'Clock m, the premises shall sell part OF onpsa
square No. 400 with the improvements consisting
superior dwellings, with marble ons each subdvsr
having OF 81 feet ~ inches, and depth OF % feet
alley 18th west between and north
These houses built in modern style, with marble man a
of which has back building with BAH
reop water fixtures They will be sold
afford opportunity seldom met with f the pm
chase residences and profitable invest
cspitass always commanding respectable and Punu
tenants. IT.
.. Q. MCGUIRE
Ap22-d Aucuon<ef.
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ny-Heiiuious NosieeEIder X. Frame, OF Maryland,
preach Lords instant, II O'Clock
at O'Clock the lecture Of the Medical College,
Garner OF subjects Chrstaa linton
Bible Bible only. The public respectfully inved
Seats free.
An
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N oyv AND,s TONIC MIXTURE, that great, unfktlina
II remedy and and indigestion, guarded by the writ
John r. Rovsnd ~ d. |" f sale ~
John i. Csllsn and A. Grey, Washington, ID 2.
Apa-ecdlos
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MARRIED.,

On Instant by the Rev Mr. Jonssros in Alexandria,
Virginia Major lanes II. BLAKE Of Charlotte North Carolina,
SARAH r. CoNTEE, daughter Of the late Governor Krsr, OF
/ Mar land.
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, cARD-M.. JENNY BUsK Is indi.posed. The concert
"A viii place on Monday evening
ApA
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CABERp DRAWING PENCILS ef every dsxr~. Of
hsrdsess and shade supply jus, received su-cbsr
embracing several different qualities and including
quality than are ordinarily 70 Re met with III
ApM fNhM NNN4 a FuAyCK TAYLOR
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fsr OF PATENTS from roo Is15, n ave ntsons
and Designs issued by the United
able. n II -
Two copies Cor sale by .s..a .s.E. +
TAYLOR MAURY,
ApN hockssier 9th
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VIZ IL Will open to-day choice assortment of Preach
w work, purchased auction, consisting Of
Fine embroidered handkerchief
Fine collars and cuffs
Embroidered muslin and lace sleeves
Infants embroidered dresses, very superior
Wide Swiss edgng and inserting
Do cambria do do
Also striped and plaid silks #a
A splendid lot OF black silks i. @#.
Plain and dotted Swiss muslins
Embroidered muslin for sleeves
Beautiful French lawns
FIain and striped cambria
Nansook and jaconet muslns ...
Plain and figured Bercges
A large lot Of Grape shaws
A great variety of parasos
Fine Berege de LANES for lax cents
Bonnes and bonnet nbands
Carpets, mattings, and eicoths
And great variety OF other goods.
Third door from Miss Dermous building, It'll street.
ApN-aaw2wif
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AlexnndEta Boat.
THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will A.
part follows. Boats fare, l2i cents coach Are
Persons making the "Trip for pleasure boat,
price. Three coaches leave Northern Liberty Market
street. also the Capitol ii TX oV
l5,2, 4, and O'Clock. III E"
Leave Alexandria NJ II, on Tx, "a, and O'Clock.
Leave Washington at OK, IoK lax, j. S, and OK O'Clock
JOB CORsON,
Ap 24-d Captain
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or ssnit LceturesThe nrst and
siman having been postponed Of
weather. they viii be gwen on the evening. Of da 2sd aud
saturday. thereafter unless prevented by weather
The course proceed regularly evening.
Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at g O'Clock.
Ans
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VOUTHg WEAR Now In store .,.., ss
20 pieces nne thin and chssp cioth' all hsna'ome o"
boyr -. -, o.rr
pieces striped and dInss for boys 90
20 pieces Camhroons aneoss, crotons, and summer e
Jsckes and pants 81 ... q. -, wesr
rs pieces white drillngs, low priced nr noy' w"
win many osher me- and Desirable goods. III
Terms r.sb uness the cortrsry ~ m
Good articles, low prices and h'r desnn6 ~ rroTHER
Ms,rh a, fo,.o,,f Opposite Centre h"s'r
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WHITE MUSLIN GOODs--we hsvs now In store, ana vii
sell low, by the piece the following desirable goods
900 pieces plaid, striped, and corded csmbrcs
500 do plaid and striped Swiss muslins
500 do figured and dotted Swiss musins
$50 do plain 5-4 Swiss musins
500 do white camhrc muslins
$50 do white jaconet mnsins
100 do Nsnsook Mun, and India muslins tH
100 do white TarIeton and 4 French muslns
leo do cheap book muslins for Innings
IS do cambnc dmty j,
wishing purchase whole pieces OF the above GOOD
win find much their interest examine the stock 10 our W
department, whore they also find many other tiod
goods suited 10 their afford sell them such
p''''' = SA'''' '' = cLA0ETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ada3-a
JUST received by steamer Earopa, one case Of yer
handsome whe ground figured Dsgss two cases bssuah
style '''s' d' Lanes 70 cfi , SEwTos, EXY co
Apo3-a
Domestic Dry Goods war~reom,
Corner Of Penn.yrania ard sn street, up stair.
trict that they have opened domesn
second story OF their house Tor the @
Of domestic good. by e whole piece rs.1n' wS0 1oy
advantage purchase OF we shall receive our gooa
factories, and afford TO offer them very low ~ M
piece for cash or 10 good credit customers
~ = CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
cu.As III. HILL. President the Hoard of co'nnsss
Council will supported for Mayor at the ensuing election
Ap 22-d9w MANY ciii1n''
CARD.pr MARTIN has opened his once :, ihs e..
streets, where those wishing hs medical ad"
will find him. t f
Ap 0-dn -
opRIno AND SUMMER visTTEs-as spring and sunni.
y day received by Adams Co.'S which ~n
our orme purchases make stock complete.
Also large and well assorted stock Of Grape sbswl, at ven
reduced prices .,,,v.
80. Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre haN'e
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CUPERIoR CABINET FURNITURE, SILVER AND SLY
IL splendid French China dinner and
dessert service Chandeliers candeabas, &cn Tuesday morn
ns April al 10 O'clock shall SELL the residence o. Cpevaler
the Austrian legation corner OF ana .o
streets, his furniture andh household effects, viz;
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. 4. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. W. n. FLEMING, Stage
Manager
Last appearance OF the distinguished sesun Open Troupe
on SATURDAY Eyxsrs, April ~, 1884,
win be performed Aubes grand operate ballet acts called
LA BAYADERE.
To conclude with very successful farce Of
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Private dress circle and parquss so eeni reserved
hrd tier, 50 cents; colored gallery % cents
Ap ~
CARUsI's SALOON.
GRIND Musical sraotionFow Hundred and Ninety si1 Con-
cert In he United S1fes
TUE Germania Society respectfully their
arnnd place Tuesday evening April 9 At The
they win be assisted by the cce
artist ALFRED JAELL, the greatest plants, who hiss
appeared in he United States
Particulars An future advertisement
Ap ef-satsun&Tu tfe'craph
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r. j. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR.
Eighth street. tAird door from the .aeerus,
HAS pleasure notify members Of conr
III citizens roournne Washington, that ne has W
returned North with full and stock OF
spring goods The stock embraces and bcnun
Of cloths. csssmcrcs and vesr, Ac elegantly sdspsd 70 m Nm
psvtcuarxe, which IL VIII suofo
show all who favor hin, with csni o.
he prepared 10 make up style OF elegance nnswpsso
elsewhere. ,.,,
Also sen,smen furnishing sri'clessuch as ne de,. ..
patented ssscie-wAuanisd 10 ny ee"I
nny stocks, scarf, ties, collars
handkcche hc, variety and Of The best style. sn
ties. MAJ B--"A"'"
IrOR sale-seven building lots osss 81 the csp .r
square paa fronting l4s Feet inches on sou'h o. sara ~
o3 feet 10 inches The line Of the above c.,
fronis, and containing JILL
feet These beautiful shade trees In 'front.' wen
with good pine raing and cedarpcs fence arcuna "a
They reasonable erms-one nah .a
balance and two years deed given and
nksn for deferred The title 10 believed pc
HE and BY fret Of May they viii then
a o the premises ,...x.du
49, 49, JAMES TOWLbsi -
Agent renting and selling properly
April H-dtssNay fIn'ei1
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Third door from Miss Demous building, 7,h street
Ap N-2aw2wif
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New Arrivals
At TIE CAMDEN RAIA

AT TIE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The subscribers have just received their new
assortment of SPRING A n ID SUMMER
GOODS, which consists partly of
Calicoes, Gingl,nns. plain and embroidered
Lawns, Fancy Muslins, nt all prices; Linen
Calnbric. assorted colorS; Cnmbric and NIuslins,
plain and checked; Grapes, Bareges, Chnllys
Delaines, l'isSu Silks, and great variety of
other articles suitable for LADIES' Dresses.
AIso.-A large assortment of Linen Cambria
ii ,tlkfs, Nectlle-wnrkcd Collars and Cuils,
Chemisctis and Caps, Muslin and Lace Sleei esa
Carcs and Mani!lus Lace cud Muslin Edging
and Inserting, Bonncts and Ribbons Of the
newest styles, Ivory, Black and Feather Fans,
Umbrellas and Parasols, and grcnt variety Of
otl,er articles too numerous To name.
They Recommend their stock of b!cncllcd
and brown Shirling, blue and striped Home
spuns, Cotton and Linen Csnaburgs, Bed Tick,
and every Kind of Towelling and Table Linen.
4 Very large assortment of Hosiery of every de-
scripiion, Linen, Thread Lace and Silk Gl owes
Mitts, dc. &c.
They invite their friends 10 call at their Store
feeling DE 10 -s1ifi.sy ff;. them III
every way, well in the price as in ille assert
mcnt of the Goods. NJ. DRUCKER d co.
April 20. 1859. 26-tf
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More MISERALs.--Edgciicld is con
tinuing to dcvclopc her mineral re-
sources. The wonderful lamp of
Aladdin could scarcely bring them
more rapidly to light. In addition to
Dorn's (now celcbratcd) vein, other
localities arc beginning to bc worked,
which promise finely. We learn that
Mcssrs. Ialhcrt q Co. (who leased II
part Of Dorn's land) arc already
doing well, and that Major Hugh
cs, seven miles above our village, is
also working successfully. Several
other diggins are contemplated.
On DR.. Abnry's place in this vi
cinity, a mineral paint has recently
been discovered which Judges pro
mouncc v.ry valuable. We believe it
is in considerable abundancc.- E,iyr-
feM Idrcrt;Ser.
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NM RM3A MNRYA y

This II the most difficult Worm To destroy of
rll that nfcst the human system, it grows 10 MI
alnos, indefinite length becoming so coilcd and
fastened to the Intestncs and Stomach cifcciing
the health so sadly as to cause St. Fitus Dance,
Fits, &c, that those fflic!cd seldom il ever
suspect that 1t is Im Worm hnstening them to
an early grave. Inornrr TO destroy this Worm,
very energetic treatment must I've pursued, it
would therefore be proper 10 take 6 to of my
which must he taken i'm doses of 2 Tablespoon
fuis 3 times day, these directions 70 lowed
have never been known TO fail in curing the
most obstinate case of Tape lFtrm.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-10-29
PERRY MOSES,

(At the old stand Of A. J. g. p. Mosns)
Offers TO his friends and the public generally,
n fresh supply ofevery variety of goods selected
by himself, viz: in Dry Goods
Sd, 7-9, IA, Sd, up to l2-4 Domestics, from
5 cents yard up, or less by the quantity.
Brown Linens ut IL - cents yard,
Colored muslins, and Linen Luslres, yards
TO the dollar.
White Grape Shawls nt IS 90 =
IN GROCERIES,,
Baltimore Flour, twarrantcd goosl) Mt sc so
CASH,
25 Sacks Salt.
Barrels Of Lard.
Old Government Java Coffee in Mats,
Sugars all kinds, some excellent quality at
Id cents.
Sperm and Adnmantnc Candles, less than
they can he bought regularly in Charleston by
the box. Almonds, ltaisuns, Figs, Currants,
Ciiron, Candy, &c.
CROCKERY,
in grcnt variety, nj very low prices, and lie
DEFlES competition in Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools.
April 9Th, 1852 27-tf