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small bniding No' 251 Pine street, owned and ocsu
pied by c. W. Parker & Co as grocery store was de-
stIoyed by 6re with its contents about O'Clock yester
day morning The building and stock were valued At
81 500 and insured at the pawtucket Muusl Office
Gr 81 800 The house adjoining on the east occupied
by WIN Clarke, considerably damaged, and in
cured at the Concord Office The small church at the
west OF the building also injured, The fire
municated by some person who found his way into the
store by digging into the cesr,
An unsu ccessful attempt made on Saturday sigh
about eleven O'Clock to fire tho engine house Of Gs1ee
Co.. No on Benefit street.
yeung by the name Of George Branch, vas
blown up Saturday last while epgageo In blasting
rocrs in Locust street and seriously, IL fatally
injured.
The United States Circuit Court adjourned satur-
dsy to the Goth Of December next At vhich time Jadge
Curtis will give his opinion In relation 10 the exciting and
por,snt liquor case recently argued before the above
nurt
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the least emotion then facing each other standing In
the form Of triangle they chated pleasantly together,
and addressed some jokes to the policemen who
surrounded them sergeant aeked st. Preux what he
going to do with the money he had In his pocket he
said that the way be would make rsesent OF II to
the first child old person he would meet He did not
keep his word however and died with the money in his
pocket When the troops deed to proceed to the place
of execution the three condemned standing oppo-
site the street contemplated them passing before the
prison with an inperturabe songfrod preserving stl
the same countenance the gaiety They spoke OF
the preparation a. amateurs simple spectators of a
drama without taking any active interest In It, rhs
troops having dehled they got the order to start
Come along said Antoine they about to render
us honors when arrive ut the place y And 80 with
firm step they marched to meet their death.
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From baltimore

RuNoRED DEATH OF THE HON W KING ROW
DY1SM, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov 20, 1852
No mall South OF Savannah has been received night
A report current at Richmond that the Hon W.
King Vice President elect, dead; but the papers
consider 1t untrue.
Great alarm exists in this city account Of the out
RACES committed by rowdes SO insecure the streets
right that evening services have been abandoned in
some churches. On Sunday evening gentleman named
Mccormick, whilst walking in Liberty street with some
revolver and shot one who fell with loud cry when his
cor,psnions reti ea:ed, bearing him of.
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D.
heIn commanding the United States Squadron in the
Mediterranean dated
FLAG SHr CuMBERLArp, I
SPEzIA, Nov 1852.
1t becomes my melancholy duty to inform you OF tho
death Of Commander George p Upshur Of the Unitcd
States Navy lie expired yesterday ming at O'Clock,
On board the Levant the ship which he nm,uded and
he was buried this afternoon with the military hoaors
due TO his rank. His remains have been deposited in
tomb Of the Lszareto at this place to await any future
deposition which may be male Of them. In his death
tb9 eisice has lost most plery aud consderate
gebtleman and ioelligent officer and hs will b. sim
ccyely regretted by all who knew him
Navy Department, Nov. 81 1852.
The United States sloop Of war Albany, sailed from
Boston the 27th inst for Pensacola she Was towed
dowD the harbor by steamer
The United States transport Supply, Com 81 Clair,
fr' New York for China passed the Straits Of Sanda
Aug. 22.
he United States sioop Of wsr Portsmouth, Dornin,
from Panama arrived at San Francisco 0,t 20.
Commodore Downes Commander Glen and Lieutenauts
McBair PeDpock Lunt and Hunt, have been app ,nted
ppectors OF that part Ct the navy under the Light
house Board
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From SYRACUSE.

ANOTHER CLERICAL ONSLAUGHT UfoN THE MEMORY
OF WEBSTER FIRE
SYRAcU1E, Nov. 20, 1852
The Rev Samuel J. May, Unitarian, last night
preached g sermon the memory of Daniel Webster in
which he pronoupces him licentous and intem pera
The preacher quite severe yg the least tia press
gays of him the better.
Key's hotel at Mexico, 0swego county. and two sd-
joining buildings, burned on Saturday evening"
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WING NOMINATION FOR GOvERSOR-sEvERE STORM
ON THE TEXAS COAST, ETC.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 1852
The Whig Convention, held at Baton Rouge to-day
nominated Louis Bo.delon for Governor.
The steamship Yacht has arrived from the Brazos With
sl65 600 in specie She reports that violent storm oc-
cured off Galveston the 2oth in which the steamer
United States nearly wrecked but finally weahered
the gale.
The steamboat aborers at Mobile have struck for high
er wages They ask au advance of twenty dollars per
month
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murder by n nlFunernI Party.

CISelSNArI, Nov 20, 1852
party Of about forty persons ON horseback, while re
turning from Irish funeral yesterday near Louis 1le
commenced racing and coming up with DR., j. w
Campbe OF that city who riding into town Knocked
him down. killing him instantly But one of the party
was arrested, and be has been held TO ball for
ala
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KtJected on account Of infor nality.
The Secretary Of the Interior day awarded the con-
tract for executing the brick work the Capitol
zion, to Frederick A. Bushe at So 40 per l0O0 being
the lowest bid the requisite guarantees evidences of
responsibility having been given The number of bricks
to be laid is roughly estimated at the contract
will, therefore, involve expenditure of at least
$4,000
The Cabinet in session. this evenings and likely to be
until late hour.
Fourteen Of about twenty clerks who have been engag
ed fortwo or three past, compiling index to
claims, discharged to-day by Forney the
assign ed being the completion Of the work
Among the latest arrivals Senators Rusk Of Texas
and Clemens, of Alabama.
The papers this morning contain the official announce.
ment of the death Of Capt Upher at spezzs the 4th
OF November.
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Loss OF a Valuable steamer.

LOUISVILLE, Nov 80 1859.
The steamer Bostons from New Orleans for Lo,ysvis,
sunk at smithaDd on Thursday and will prove sotai
loss The boat worth $50 eco and was insured sr
$4,000 No lives lost but part only Of ya,us-
BILE cargo could be saved.
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WS BY RAPH.
From Wnsl,lngto

From Washington.
THE CAPITOL kXTENsION-TUE BIDS AND AWARD FOR
THE BRICK w0RK-CABrNET MEErING-DEATU OF
GAIT UPsHUR, ETC.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. %. 1852.
The following is list of the bds for the brckwork Of
the eenson Of the Capitol opened the Department OF
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BREACH or PROMISE AT the recent term OF
Court IN Wayne county Ohio, Eleanor McGonnell re
ceived judgment of 81 800 against John ~ keyno,as
for breach OF q marriage pronhe The Wayne Oouney
Dta1crat tays the verdict meets the general spprov on
the community, the conduct Of DEFENDANT, 'n ane
transac.ion attended with circumstances OF Ps'nh&
asQrayationn
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Tho Charleston Steamships.

CHARLEsroN, Nov %, 1854
The United States mall steamship 8outherner Captain
William Foster arrived here at three oolook this
ing
The Union Captain r. Adams, did not leave here fog
New York until this morning
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pisa.ter TO IN, scnooaer II. T.. Tay.

NOFFOIKi NOV ~, Iooa
The schooner X. T. Tay, from Charleston for New
York with cargo Of cotton So has put in hers with
10 3 OF sails Sc
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EARTuouAKB.-A smart shock OF an earthquake,
lasting about half minute vas experisnced a. s,em
Mas AZ n M on saturday last. The earthlusks
~ also fet AZ Exeter N H., where hsuses, coiunoys
Sc were ehaken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

L. VAEDEWATER, AUCTIONEBR-WILL SELL
-. Thursday, December and Friday, December s. at
10Y o'clock, each day. at the saesroo No. IA Wall street.
and attractive sale Of aarble and ssbaser satuary
goods sc of the importation Of Sig w. Giovanni
being his first regular sale ocy Of which
have been received ship St. John from Leghorn the
whole comprising choice assortment OF subjects be
fore exhibited all Of which have been selected with great
ladies invited 10 attend. PArti-
culars special Advertisements Also fifty German canary
birds, in cages.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.


CARROLL HOUSE. 722 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE THE
" New oyk Hotel Families and single gentlemen can
be accommodated with pleasant for tho
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DY j. HEGEMAN, ,AUCTIONEER.-THURSDAY DEC.
D at soclock p M precisely, at the house Of Rev
DR. Stone the Third the furniture
ynaining in the house.
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Court Calcndsr-r Day
I,,x,o srarrs Dsrptcr CouRr -Nrs -, III 81 10 80
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vDM, Writers, AUcTroNEER.-wEDNEsDA AT

w Iannt genera oi
housebold furnitnre the property Of gentleman hreas sg
Housekeeping bookcase rier glat Wan orte oil pint
Engs ofas and tea tables suts OF bed
room 'urpure hiss, rarsses beds blanket iresng hu-
gesus wardrohcs Kitchen urnitare eo, brusse three
Flr nnd stlet carpets
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From New Orleans.

OHAHLEHTON, NOV. ~, 1904
W. f. Desaussurc has been elected u s. Senator until
the 4th OF March next
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1ALES AT AUCTION.

MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
ID day. at O'clock l73 Chatham street. the furniture
respectable .aloon also the counter shelves stoves
den iohrs bottles kegs decanters &e also and
eond hand furniture large assortment also. large
her off fe eather beds &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

, a LBEHT H. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A sale Of hundred and fifty choice building lots
nnd cottage Sites in the city of Newark within forty min
tes Of the city Of New YorfAlbert II Nicoay will sell
Tuesday Nov. 3 1T IL clock tho Merchants Exchange
30 building lots and cottige sites located in the city of
Newark N j. These lots nil 80 feet front and and
1e0 snd wi be sold with the privilege Of three ad
1ofnng lots Of the h property situated
vhe highest point elevation in the Of Newark and the
soil O! tho finest quality and R datey in the OF
she mansion Of William Ranken Esq, and adjoining the
naoe ESQ. Those lots front Fairmount and Littlon
avenues which 80 feet de running from Bank street to
Orange Avenue and West Bank Camden and Cabiuet
EtxSets These lots without fear of contradiction the
city Of New York having perfect panoramic view Of the
0ity Newark and harbor surrounding country
AAd With the naked be th steamships and sail
Nne vessels going out and in the New York hsrbor The
quality coming from the solid rock and is unsurpassed
There churches Of almost all denomn atoms and good
the immediate vicinity OF this These 0ts
~ttout the that been offered at
Aion the country many The city
Newark of the most cities in the UnioH
and largest the State of jersey containing about
nifty thousand inhabitants and property increasing
rapidly In value in locations for prvae residences The
will all be graded at the Of tho Mer
chants and Others doing business in New York
the city Newark and reach New York in 30
Raroat seven miles by the plsnk Jersey
City The leave tho ferry half hour until ii r.
NJ snd the Communication is only S5n year Omnibusses
AsAye New York and Newark every fifteen minutes and
boat Is only 12h cents Termsl0 per cent and the
oner the day Of SALE 40 cent the 2st Of
Scr when the DECIDE will be delivered and the ba
dAn 81 cent remain bond and mortgage for
ne made lots bought for cssh Title ndisputabe
HYntsd abstract title will furnished every pur
chAscr and full particulars apply to the
oioneer. No 10 Wall street.
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DOUBLE SHEET


n UCTIoN NOTICE-THIs DAY, AT HALF-PAST TEN
"A o'clock In j. Bogarts sale is mort
xass sale Of furniture lot groceries, clothing and various
forms Tho furniture of family fr Mott street. to be
sold without reserve by virtue of mortgage J. Coles,
1sq, Attorney, &c. THoS. BELL, Auctioneer.
A UCTIoN N0TICE-HARDwARE, ETC.,. +. VAN
~ ANTWERP will sell this day, at No. Cedar stre,t.
1 packages hardware and cutlery English pattern cards.
Nhe goods &C. Also 10000 lbs cork Steel and Ax<
and u inch. Catalogues ready.
"A UCTION CE-EN0LTsH BOOTS AND
IA shoesA large invoice Of prime boots shoes and gai
&ere OF Err gh intended originally for Aus
Araa, to be sold Tues4y 30th november at 10 o'clock,
a. NJ by d. GALE, at the ss,re No. 225 Pearl street
AUCI0N-50 900 BRICK, AND OTHER BUILDING
"A m.teral, will be sold Tuesday, November 30th, at
A UCTION THIS DAY. AT HALF PAST 10 O'CLOCK -
"A Con inuation Of the Hals OF oceries at 3 Spring
gree corner of Washineton consisting of variety Of
liquors potatoes onions cabbage and other articles
600 numerous mention They must he sold this morning
o. WARREN, Auctioneer.
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Naval Intelligence.
FLAG sHr CUMBERLAND,

OFFICIAL Extract Of q letter from Com s. H. String.
ham. commanding the United States Squadron in the
Mediterranean, dated
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CMALL DRAFTS ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND-THE
~ undert ned having made the necessary arrangements
to sell drafts Of the Royal Bank Of Ireland
agencies Of Wells. Butterfed Co., Mvn sston, Fargo
Co., will be promptly attended TO.
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xVATcuEs, WATCHES. wATCBEs--oF EVERY
w variety and style. reailed at wholesale prices Pur-
otateis will hnd object and saving forty per cent
by calling - No. lS Maiden isns. GEO. l., SHAW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

TOHN FISHBLATT AUCTI0NEER. = AsSIGNEE'5
a sele Of valuable furniture at J. Fshblsts
and commission rooms, 81 North William
and 22s William street this day Nov. S0 at II o'clock
ssting Of the following airs, ables extension
aabies centre tables card tablos Sofas sofa bedsted
gairtisgs bureaut lounges, rockers jewelry watches
Eerine detached levers Iatent levers
wire, vinegar clothing, percussion caps &c.
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ToEN X. OAKLEY. AUcTIoNEER "WEDNESDAY.
N December l at 2 oclo k p. NJ. at No 81 Atsntic
street BROOKLYN Oakley Wright will sell choice lot of
brandes wines gins corda scgars &c. in lots to suit
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FINANCIAL.
CREDITS TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
~ will DO granted by the undersigned, the following

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SO.
N osty Of London. General agency ~ II wall street
New YorkTbs life society having deposited
fund Of United States stocks and No.
New York. In accordance with the state law will receive
proposals for insurance lives ~ their general agency Nv
throughout the State Persons going 70 California and TO
Australia insured ~ moderate extra premium The IoosI
board of directors meet every wednesday for transaction
Of eurrsnt business Medical examiners In attendance daily
~ O'clock p. NJ Pamphlets setting forth tho advantages
Of ths company be had application 81 the ooe, No.
II Wall street. G. Il. HABICHT General Agent
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Iso QUARRYhEN.-PROPosALs WILL RE RECKIy
cd fer the privilege Of quarryna tract OF iAad, witt
water from. Of nye hundred and fifty feet on the E
Streets containing large quantity Of superior buiidrs
stone Responsible parties may apply 10 JOHN T. ALLEN
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TWENTY FIVE GENT rDAeUERREoTYPEs.- i5o
daily, bI kEES CO, who have the most important
invention Of modern times-ttat Il combining mschinery
Ia the chemical operation OF DagucrreotypiBe. sece
90 lave sturendous shr lgh. and ane rooms At sSe
brqaivay kaeh pietuse rsQu'rsS ons sitting
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pOARD-TWO GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN
- and lady, obtain q furnished
unfurnshed ia small private family, with board at 81
London Terrace, West Twenty third street.
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WIILIaS IRVING 4 co, .AUcTIoNkeRs, VIII

w seII at auction, on Tucaday NOV. Tth, ht luz
O'Clock at tbe saes room, 10 Pine street general assort
Of household furniture removed for nvenenoe OF
ose viz Sofas charn bookcases secretaries extension
sable Brussels and ngrsin cSrpets rosewood 6 octsye
piano about ancient and modern oil paiatngs In
ch gilt frames; beautiful oval lar doapes silk attached
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ROARD.-TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN,
II gentlemen and their wives, be accommodated
with good board and pleasant at IS Franklin street.
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

70 EDEMPTION OF THE ALBANY AND SCHENEC-
Ia tadv tlate Mohawk and Hudson) Railway Companys
Dor ds Of 1872 due December hereby
that the principal and interest the above will
be paid presentation at the office of Mesrs Winow,
Isnier Co.. 80 Wall street New York, at the ONCE OF
the Company in the city Of Albany and interest the
Albany, Nov. 13, 1852. Il. FOSTER, Jr, Secretary.
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RoARD:-A SUITE OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR.
- pished, with rlor the first floor desired, and
private table et small family single gentleman
The house first class and contains and all the other
Improvements References required Address Van Herald
Office
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John K. OAKLEY, AUCTlONEER.-ON TUESDAY,
a November 80 at 10 o'clock a: NJ, at No. 6s Atlantic
street Brooklyn, Oakley Wright will sell large and
complete assortment of cooking office and paror
din ard Britannia pipe castings til mans tools Sc.
BY order OF Neal McMu1len, mortgage aud NJ Roarke
attorney for rtgagee. Frederic Chnaill and Curtis
assiguees.
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U A. Chiffon, UCTIoNEER.-vALUARId
II. Brondway property ut auction (unless previousl
sold ~ private sale CB LToN will sell at aIs
Aion Wednesday December 1852 q: - o'clock, st th
Merchsns Exchan.e the valuable piece Of property Nd
a2 broadway, the east sde alb ,ut mic way between
Spring Prince little north Of Untar
ea church On tho lot two story brick houses lot 2
100 feet in depth. The property
very desirable for immediate improvements being in the
vicinity Of the Metropolitan, st. Nicholas, Coils
more, other hotels erecting. TermsTwoth
Of the purchase may remain bond and mortgage
FOR three six cent interest. Title
e having been in the family Of he
for sxty For further particulars apply
10 the srctioneer, No. 9 Wall street.
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EoREIcN. .ExPREss-PARcELs SPECIE, ETC, RE.
II ceived for the steamer Asia, by
LIVINGSTON WELLS co, No. u Broadway
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BOARD IN BRooKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
~ two gentlemen, obtain neatly furnished
with full partial board small family, where they
enjoy the comforts of house. House and loca
cation desirable Apply at No Elm place thir door
Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
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DOARDING.-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE HAND
- somely accommodated with furnished apartments and
partial board in private family where there other
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GRAY HAIR-THE LATEST AN BEST DISCOVERY
~ Gray red hair restored beautiful brown or black
The expense only twelve ard eenM The receipt with
full directions will no sent for 81 Address Herbert post
pad, i5 William street This is no humbug TO get your
dollar, give you my address.
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N d, NASH, AU U3TIONEER-sTORE 80 BaOAD-
-. wsy.-Mortgage tale Of rig and sppsr'L-Tcis
laying st the foot of togeth with her
gel and furniture. JAS. WORKS, Atty oetgagee
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN, EIGHT MINUTES WALK
- from the Fulton ferry gentleman and his wife
be with second story front
be accommodated Full board for the lady and
partial beard for the gentleman Apply ut No ia High
street. References EXCHANGED.
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II COTTON AUCTlONEER.- LARGE SAlE OF FIFTY
II dczep chairs sofas, mirrors &c. &c.-Ths day, Tues
cay 30 at lo ooiSsk at the auction rooms 50 Beck
saple chairs of all patterns and colors also Boton rock
thirty sofas mahogany chairs French bed'ead side
boards rardrobes bookcases secretaries bedroom furni
xare carpets. oil cloths, Office furniture &e also several
email mirrors with decrI of hsir mat
aressss and plias.ers, Kitchen furniture, &c, go.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-14
TERMS
DSTYY RICHMOND rNFH


The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL.
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
office, by letter post paid in doaace or apthi 30
days from The commencement Of The sn5ScYibeT's year
II payment he not made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will he charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made TO this rule
ADVERTlSlNG--For one square Ct FIFTEEN
LINES or less first insertion SO cents; and every
succeeding insertion % cents.
Thrice a week-For one square, first insertion 623
cents; every succeeding insertion 81 cents.
Ttsice neck, or once Deek-For one square, first
insertion rs cents; every succeeding insertion so
Advertisements OF more than square, will be
charged in the proportion, according to the
Der OF squares. But il The advertisement exceed one
square, or any number Of fall squares, by less than
eight lines, the additional lines will be charged a
halt square if it exceed one square, any number of
full squares by eight lines, the additional lines will be
charged as full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must
be noted on the MS they will be inserted until ORDER
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 90 lnes and
10 that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for IS nes and in that proportion for adver-
sements OF greater length; except Auctioneers, who
charged 500 paper included for all sales before
their doors
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MUSICALE. H. TAYLOR is now OPEN

MUSICALE. H. TAYLOR is now OPEN
I'VE ing:
PIANO STOOLS AND CHAIRS, OF rosewood
and mahogany, carved and plain, covered in bro
caell, velvet needle work plush, hair, CLOTH &c.
GUITARS of Amer can, and Paris manufacture, from
Martin and other celebrated makers.
MELODEONS of 4a and octaves.
FLUTENAS AND ACCORDEONS, from Parish
the best assortment in the state.
VIOLINS AND FLUTES, of every variety.
Strings for all instruments new music for Pianos and
Guitars PHI TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Warehouse,
oc3 $50 Main st. opposite the Banks.