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The Nevada journal., 1852-10-22
S[ai9 COUNTY Of o{ G',SF"ja H.9ada October rm 1852


CoUGT OF SESSIONS. October n.
al Office is hereby given, tn It sealed pro-
~ rosals will be received until the 10th day
OF Noven her next ensuing, for the building of
a fence around the Jail Of Nevada county
said fence to be IL feet in height of inch pine
boards the posts to be of good timber at least
six inches in diameter, and to be set six feet
apart to ran from cross rails of four inch scant-
ling. The said fence 10 be 60 by l20 fcet sur
rounding the Jail TO be completed in twenty
DAYS after The acceptance eli the bid the pro-
posals TO be accompanied with bond in the
sum Of of 81 COO conditioned fer the faiIhfu
fultilment of the contract by tho person bid
ding.
A nd also, that at the same time and place.
proposals will be received for the ending Of
all prisoners who may al any time be confined
in he Jail OF this county snll the list day Of
July neIt-at the rate PER day for finding each
pri sSner, with good and subst initial fare The
proposals for viii, b 10 be directed in the same
manner as those for building a fence around
the l2il
BY order &, Tho Cou1 OF Sessions.
INEO MILLER. Clc,k.
October y, l-52 =
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GxAss VALLEY. Oct. *. 1852

To tie NoaIgsr and HcatrJcrl CtwpaaR
at pres nj performing at Ner0aG
LADIES AND GENrLtMFN We, the
undersigncd inhabitants of Grass Val
ley, are dcsirouS Of Witnessing and or
joyinG amusement from the display Of
your combined talent; aad therefore
invite YOU TO afford ~ the opportunity
Of 50 doing at your earles. convenience
We are yours oIeaientlv,
Geo. NJ. Shoriden, Chas. +. Smith,
w. H. Lyons, Gilmore Meredith.
WIN. McCormick, Jas. $. Carpcptsl
f. G. Snith, CorodoA Allen,
John II. HouSonan, Thomas Beatty,
L. A. Beatty 4 Co.. Joseph CrAckbon.
GENTLEMEN Your polite letter is
just received. and in behalf Of the La
d'e7 and Gentlemen forming our corps
permit me % return you on. th3nks for
you cordial invitation to rcrfinm IN
yo"r fourishing village, Grass Valley
which we accept with pleasure AMI VII
avail ourselves Of Mt the earliest oppo--
tunity.
/ am, gentlemen. yoar obt spry':,
). WuLMtRrH WALLnr.
Mes RS. Geo. NJ. She ilcn, w y
Lyon. c. +. Smith, Gilmore Meredith
and oilers
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re-. Those desirous of purchasing an
eligible residence, or good business stand
in the fourishing village of Grass VAL
ley, will do well to attend the sale adj
vertiscd there tomorrow afternoon.
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Nevada County Quartz Miners Convention

Nevada TOMMY Quartz Miners Convention
w conformity with the proceedings of a
IL meeting Of the Quartz Miners Of Nevada
district, holden at New ia on the 9th inst, the
Quartz Miners OF the respective districts Of
Nevada county, are invited to meet in Con-
vention, at the Court House in Nevada. on
saturday the 18th of November next at 10
o'clock, A NJ. for the purpose Of adopting
such general laws as shnll secure ,hc best in
tercsts OF Tie county AT large
In order TO ensure a full re Iresentaiion, it is
requested that the various districts respective
ly elect delegates duly instructed.
On behalf Of said meeting.
WARREN B EVER. prcs't.
+. ". CoLruRv. Serr'y.
Nevada. oct. ., lS52 q
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c0rruDtible should receive the nominal
ton for an Office the duties OF which he
has discharged so faithfully, at the same
time that it is somewhat to be regretted
for the roasen that MIR Harris is sure to
bc defeated. His party is brought into
such odum by the infamous acts of its
members in office, that there is no hope
for any material portion Of the ticket"
The Pacific Mail Steamship CG's
steamer Northerner, leaves for Panama
On the 30th inst. She is fine boat, and
has gentlemanly and obliging officers.
THeatre--,For a week past, Mr..
Waller has occupied the Dramatic
Hall The success he has met with,
is good index to the feeling with
which the public regard this Theatri-
cal corps. Every night thus far not
wiihstanding every body is industri~
ously applying himself to lis business,
the house has been well filed some
instances, almost to its utmost ca
pacity. We do not intend at this time
to give any particulars as to who de-
serve much or little p,aise. In our
last we spoke OF the character Of each,
as we had received information rom
other sources. 1t is gratifying to us
that we can now say thsy have fully
sustained that character, in their per-
tormances here.
The performance of Hamlet on
Wednesday evening, was one of the
best we have witnessed in Nevada
All the main characters were well sus-
tanned, aid among all the numerous
crowd that assembled to witness it, not
one was heard to murmur word of
dissatisfaction This piece will well
bear repeating, and we hope soon to
see it.
Among the light pieces, probably
the most happy effect has been pro
duced by "PcIfection," which they
have already played twice, with the
greatest success.
BY correspondence in to-day's pa
per, it will be seen they intend to
visit Grass Valley when they have
satisfied our people with dramatic
amusement.
The following letter from DR.. BENZ,
RIPLEY, who has been chosen by the
County Committee to Gil the vacancy
occasioaed by the resignation of Il.
Savage, in our leg slative ticket, will
show that our ticket is now fall And
though we very much regretted the
resignation Of otl.,rs, in whom the
people had ample confidence, we doubt
not Mr.. Ripley will bring with him
much strength to the whig party.
FREHcu CORRAL. Oct Is, 1852
l.. Sawyer, Esq Dear Sir: Your
communication announcing my nominal
ton as candidate for the Assembly.
has just been received. was surprised
that my name had been suggested be-
fore the central committee after | had
declined running before the convention
But, as my friends have again brought
me ont, | in due respect to them an to
the Wing principles have ever advo.
Gated, accept the nomination and will
use my influence to secure the election
Of the Wing ticket
Yours respectfully,
Benz RIPLEY.
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THE FINE Artistic the Admirers
u and LQYers af vel. Mt hen ds a 4 H 4.

1NHE FINE ARTS.-To the Admirers
and Lovers Of well.cut heads Of Hair.
The occupation of the subscriber Il ads him daily
to meet with heads of Hair cut in the best Style at
the very seats OF fashion.
The perfection Of the polite arts consists in sx.
preston, the magical influence of which is addressed
either to the ear in modulated sound or TO the eye
IN form color, attitude, &c. But the original ex-
preston of nature is wild and can only be soened
by those touches of art which impart grace and dig
nifty to the features No art is so successful in this
as that which the subscriber processes, namely:
Hair Cutting and Dressing; in other words, the
sklul arrangement of those luxuriant tresses with
which nature has decorated the seat of human intel
iect Every painter and sculptor, as well as the SUBJ
scrlber Is aware that the expression of the human
countenance is, in great degree dependent upon
TINS arrangement OF the Hair, and they always pay
strict regard to it.
The subscriber may always be found at his ORES
SlNG-ROOM, In the basement story of the Exchange
next to the front door, where he win always be
pleased to receive visitors and to give their Heads
either fashionable aclasscal expression as thew
may desire. LOMAX B. SMITH
fe2-3taw3w
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II STEPHENSON, Lottery De.Ier
lie OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA BANKS-An.
nounces to the public that he has Just opened his
office above for the sale of Tickets in all Lotte-
ries under the management of F. Morris 4 Co, of
Baltimore, and soicits call from all who dis
posed to make small investment with the pros.
pect of q large remuneration fel9
NHE LAST expected toclose
L Thursday, the Goth, to prepare the residueof
the stock for auction, and have still on hand many
very desirable Goods, which will be offered at con-
sideraby less than cost, until that time.
fe 20-ef WARREN, FARRIS & BROWN
NEDAR TAR, MANUFACTURED BIZ MRS
u B. B. NORRIS, BALTIMORE-Which 10 do
cidedy the best article yet introduced for the
cure Of Bronchitis, Consumption OF the Lungs,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Kidney and Scrofulous Afec-
tons Piles, &c. Price 81 per bottle, which lasts
| from six to eight weeks
Recommendation.
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1851.
| Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
| great pleasure in recommending to public favor
| your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) as an excel.
lent preventative or curative In the hIst signs OF
bronchial affections, or diseases Of the lungs, and
also as a very valuable tonic.
| Yours, very respectfully,
| Home Testimony.
DR.. William C. Crump, Dentist, OF this city, has
been suffering from Consumption OF the Lungs tor
the last FIVE or six years. and has tried almost every
article recommended IN his case, without any real
| benefit When the Cedar Tar was advertised for
sale in this city, he purchased bottle, and imme.
dately dervedbenet from its healing and strength
ening properties. Atthe time he commenced to.
king it, he was very low, inasmuch that be was
obliged to give up his Office for practice. He 10
now SO much relieved, that he 10 able to attend 70
his patients, and, by continuing the medicine, he
confidently hopes to be fully restored. DR.. C. has
kindly volunteered that his case should be made
public, that others might be benefited. There are
others who are taking the Cedar Tar with decided
benefit, who can be referred to, bcsides n1nber
Of Physicians in Baltimore, who are administering
| tin their daily practice. s
For sale In Richmond by
P.HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main strseee
General Agent for Eastern virgnie
~ Call and sec certificates OF care. 40
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ADJUSTMENTS.



THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF Mr.. PHELPS.
On Thfs Evening, February 2Ath.
VIII be performed
WALLACE, THE HERO OF SCOT.
LAND.
@.so. .---.---. !. = ....-..M MT. BrelsfOrd.
ofosesqueso y.....-.-........-M Mons. Szollosy.
10 be followed BY the laughable Farce of
THE DEAD SHOT.
A.'i'iu- - ---- MI. burke
The Celebrated Polka, By Mile. Ciocca and Mr..
Carese.
To conclude with the Comedietta entitled
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS
Miss Mortimer, Cher FIRST appearance on any stage)
Mrs. Phelps.
~ The Manager has the pleasure of announ-
cing That he has made an engagement for a few
nights only with MIR. J. e. MURDOCH, the
eminent Tragedian, who will appear in three new
plays, written expressly for him. He will have
tne manor to make his first appearance on Wednes
day, the 25th instant.
L. Prices of Admission-Boxes sc cen to
rt 20 cents; Centre Gallery so cents: Colored
GALLERY % cents; Eastern Gallery, for white per.
s, 20 cents. fe %
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TWENTY-SECOND FEBR U RY.-
l. FIRE WORKS.-In honor of the Twenty.
Second, there will be a beautiful display of Fire
Works at the Amnory, on SATURDA5 night, COM
mencing at O'Clock In addition to Rockets, Bal
looms, HorizontaE and Vertical Wheels there will be
numerous fixed pieces, such as a Sun Star, Rose
Trees, Pyramids, &c; aud as the severity of the
winter has occasicned great distress in Richmond it
is proposed to charge TWENTY-FIVE CENTS adj
mission, the proaeeds to be placed in the hands of
the Female Benevolent Society for distribution
There is ample room to accommodate ons thousand
persons within theenclosure. Shouldn't rain at the
lime appointed, the exhibition will be deferred uns
til further notice.
The ARMoRY BAND will be i'll attendance.
fe 2l-lt
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Adjo1rHmeat Of Rhode Island legislature

TIC -NHENe L1qn0T LdW DeTeated.f
PROVIDENCE, Feb. 21.-The Rhode Island
Legislature adjourned sine die last evening"
About the last act Of the House was to con-
cur cur with the vote of the Senate placing ST.
900 in the hands of select committee an
pointed TO receive kossuth, should he visit
this State, for defraying the expenses of the
reception. The Maine liquor law was finally
Killed IN the House, which insisted on its
amendments to the Senate bill.
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IRELAND. Va. March y, 1872

IRELAND. Va, March III 1872
IN Mr. H. G FARRELL: Ihavc ased yuir Eini.
menf. andfound Il more than you Recommended.
must say 1t 10 the best medicine oa ne Ano ever
DOCTORS cali Fungus The disease 4 said 20 BE- in
durable. but sac thnks you Linimcnt win sccom.
plish cure 81; - ,t,x,s Z s 3
fe 2i-l2t 4. no9oE, g -
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WAS LOST, one day last week, by lady, be-
w tween the store of Stebbins & Darracott on
Broad and the residence of Mrs Peasants, on
Clay street, a PORTE MONNAIE, with six dol
lars in it. 1t was most probably dropped on 10th,
between Broad and Clay esreets, as the owner
passed from the store aloug it to the house indica
ted. The find rwill be literally rewarded, lift be
left at this office. fe eff
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ZNN HOUSE, SIGN PAINTING,
IT. AND GLAZING, WHITENING AND


COLORING WALLS, Corner 18th and
Franklin streets opposite Exchange Hotel-The
Subscriber avais himself of this method to return
his grateful thanks to the public generally for the
very liberal patronage they have been pleased to
bestow on him during the past twelve years he has
been engaged in the above branches OF his profes.
sion, assuring his patrons and others in the city
and country nays work in his line if they wish Il
well executed, with good materials, at low prices,
they would do much for their interests 10 give him
acall, as he is in the habit of buying his materials
by the quantity at low rates for cash. he therefore
fatters himself that in no particular win he be be.
hind the times, either as to price, beauty, dura.
billy OF workmanship. Any job in his way, OF tho
value of FIVE cents to thousand dollars and up.
wards, will be thankfully received, and faithfully
attended to. large assortment of Window Glass,
which he would be pleased to work up in old and
new sash very low; also, fine lot of seasoned
sign boards end prepared tins, which he could
paint to order at short notice. 20 per cent less than
such work has heretofore been DONE Please giye
him a call. JAMES NJ CARTER.
fp 18-.2u
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OST-On Wednesday morning, 18th instant
IL between George Carriers, Hanover, and Rich
moud, LETTER enclosed in an envelope unsealed
but bearing the stamp of the ',I r. & H. Com
fer favor BY leaving it at this Office, and be re-
warded If desired. fa 9l-If.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. % l;

toms Birth DAY.
There was select but not numerous gath.
erng last evening at Wilard's Hotel, at the
Congressional banquet, celebrating the ami
versary of Nashington's birth day, and avail
ing themselves of that occasion TO reiterate
and re-atfirm the doctrine of non-intervention.
zen. Scott was present at the banquet, and
returned thanks for a toast drank in compile
ment 10 the L. 5. Army.-COr. Bait Sun.
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IBEHUfIAN GUAS0.--I am now receiving
my spring supply OF best Perayiaa Guano-
samuel K Georges braad-fer sale by
IL lS-2taw2W HUGH w. FRY.
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SOMETHING WE MUST AND Will
~ HAYE-ICE PIIRE NORTHERN ICE TIN
VERY Valuable PRIVATE Dwell

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE Dwell.
LINCS ON BANK STREET FOR SALE
The subscriber is authorized to sell those three
brick dwellings Bank street between 9th and 10th
streets, occspied by Mrs Claiborne as a Boarding
house. ThYee tenements are built in the best man.
ner, and being convenient TO business men, pre-
sent many advantages Besides the beautiful Capitol
Square, and abe handsome fountains in front of
them, offer many attractions They will be sold
separately, or together, upon accommodating
terms. Applyso
fe 21-lw w. GODDIN-
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7. GODDIN.
VAL LIABLE AGRICULTU II A
WQRkS-Enr sale hu NASH a. WOOL

VALUABLE AGRICULTURE
v WORKSHOP sale by NASH & WOOD
HOUSE, Eagle Square.
The Complete Farmer and Rural Economist and
New American Gardener, by T. J. Tessenden, in
one volume about 100 pages, cloth gi5t-Sl.25
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry, new edi
tion in one velums l2 mo. cloth gilt-1.25.
Johnstons Elements of Agricultural Chemistry
SOC.
Johnstons Practical Agriculture. one volume,
cloth-75c.
Buists Family Kisshen Gardener, elsth-72c.
Hoares Treatise on the Cultivation Of the Grape
Vine on open Wals-50c.
Sheep Husbandry. by H s. Randall-$1.95.
Stephens Book of the Farm, complete-$4.
Brownies American Poultry Yard, tenth edition
81.
Aliens American Farm Book, one volame-$1.
|. Mail edition-75c.
/ Aliens Diseases of Domestic Animals, one VOL
Use
Southern Agriculture; or, Essays on the Cult
vation OF Corn, Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat, &c.-Sl
Dana's Prize Essay Manures-25c
Miners American Bee Keepers ManualS1.-
Mail edfion-75c.
Browns American Bird Fsncier-5oc. Mail edi.
tion-S5c.
Canheld on the Breeds, Management, Structure
and Diseases of Sheep-Sl
The American Architect, the cheapest and best
work of the kind published in the world, complete
in "a numbers, at % cents EACH s. for the work
complete-S6 bound in two volumes.
Youatt aud Martins Treatise ON Cattle, with one
hundred Illustrations, edited by Ambrose Stevens,
Esq-Sl.25.
Youatt ON the Breed and Management OF Sheep,
with illustratious-75c.
Elements Of Agriculture, traL slated from the
French. by FIG. Skinner, adapted for Schoois-
IS cents
Friend in Afiictien, Pain and Sickness-$3.
4. l6
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Eh EXPRESS LINE BY
1Ts. STEAMSHIP "ROANoKE" TO
L<@AL=s NEW YORK-The Roanoke will
tSxszas-&z-S ready to receive freight on Monday.
the 23rd inst, and will leave at A, P M on Tues.
day afternoon, the cath inst, for New York, by
way of Norfolk. Through in thirty to thirty six
hours. LUDLAM a. WATSON
fe 2l-2t
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WANTED-Att the Manchester Cotton Factory.
W number of White Boys and Girls, from
IL to Ia years of age. For such as are inexpe.
rienced, reasonable compensation will be paid unit
they have acquired the necessary knowledge after
which, they will receive the usal wages allowed
such operatives Apply to the Superintendent at
the factory. fe 2I-3t*
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DUTCHER,s sAwe.--BascAe,s Knises and
ID saws. Cleaves, Flesh ferkA Iron Ladiess
- r. n ZIMMERMAN.
= 4. q Corner Main and 9Th streets.
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TROUND COFFEE.-Reeeiving fresh sup
VI ply Of newly ground, per schr. Haxaii
aes4sf HUIST g. KING,
dec ID Old Market.
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Il sHU MAN, aud Old Philosopher, owede Oy
L birth. takes great pleasure in offering his ser
wees to the ciiZens of Richmond and it vicinity, in
Astroogy. Fhys!ognomy, and signs, and gives true,
corf,ct and satisfactory information having made
pfelcuons to Napoleon III 1912, previous to his
downfall in Moscow. He can be consulted in mat
ters OF Love, Marriage and of the future events of
NE Mr $. has travelled throu sh the greater part
OF tae world during the last forty years. and all this
s.Tae has endeagorei TO enlarge his knowledge by
All things he ever heard saw. He takes pleasure
70 assure the public he is willing 10 give the
cary information to all who will favor him with a
Call.
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents, for reading the planet
Ia null 80 cents; Gentlemen so cents for reading the
planet in full, ST.
Golored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
aauylties calculated according to Geomancy;
Tor ladies 81, in full 50; Gentlemen 50, IN ful'
S5
His Office is on 18th stree, between Main and
Cary streets, second b use from Main street: vi
ice hours from nine o'clock in the morning nl nine
o'clock in the evening fe 20--lmt
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NEW WHEELWRIGHT sHOP.-T

NEW WHEELWRIGHT sHOP.-The
subscriber having taken tn Shop On Cary street,
between 18th and 18th streets next door to his OLD
established Blacksmith Shop, purposes carrying On
the Wheelwright Business in all its Branches and
socits share of the patronage of the publicpre-
missing to do all the work entrusted to Aim in the
most faithful manner, and at prices which cannot
fail to be satisfactory. Repairing of Az kind done
the shortest notice
The BLACKSMITH BUSINESS will still he
conducted by nssef in person. and he pledges
himself to give satisfaction to all who may favor
nm with their custom.
Horses shod in the most approved manner.
fe lS-wM2t* PHELIP PHELIN.
MI RS. GARDENERS Syrup Of Liverwost,
W Pease's Candy, Syrup Horehound, Syrup of
Wild Cherry Eark, Jaynes Expea.orant, &c, fer
Coughs and Colds, fresh supply received and for
ja7 SEABROOK e. REEVE
GREAT REDUCTION IN WATER
" PROOF BOOTS, AND HEAVY KIP AND
GRAIN LEATHER BOOTS, to close. Several
small lots also in Over Shoes.
EOUND.-A sum of money was picked up in our
i store, on yesterday, which the owner get by
calling at the store and describing the same
DABNEY & HANES,
Re 20 Opposite Theatr
RAPTIsT book DEPOsiTOKl.-Jast
u received at this Bookstore, and for sale
The Bible in the Family, or Hints on Domestic
Happiness, by II A Boardman, ID ID.
Lectures on the Lords Prayer, by w VIII
| liams,
The Hearts Treasure, or the Furniture of q
| Holy Soul, by Rev Oliver Haywood.
Bunyan's Conseling Woks.
The Barren Fig Tree or the Downfall of Fruit
less Professor. by John Bunyan.
The Forget Ne Not, Gift for Sunday School
Children, and further supply of DR.. Howell's
book on the Evils of Tnfant Baptism.
| And the Memoir of Andrew Broaddus
OF Stationery, large and splendid assortment of
| Letter and Note Paper. Envelopes, dc
CHARLES WORTHAM,
! ieG ~ Depositary.
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Ceiling OUT ENTIR
- STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY Coon;

&ELLING UUT u NH IL LY-OUR
AT AND BELOW COST, TO TERMINATE
MISUNDERSTANDING concluded, on a dissolution.
at the earliest period consistent with ell the inter-
ests involved, we will Tin order to accomplish that
objecD continue to sell at our counter. for only
few weeks longer, our remaining stock of Dry
Goods, embracing variety of staple and Fancy
Articles, adapted to the wants of merchants, fami.
lies, Members of the Legislature, and consumers
generally. Early calls may secure gre at bargains,
whilst postponement Qor even a short timel viii
most certainly forfeit the opportunity. rasfA
fe 1S-6t 3 A - GAY, MATHEWS f. C0
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MOOD WAKE.-Tne subscribers agent. for
w the manufacturers, keep constantly on hand
Painted Buckets two and three hoops; Flour Buck
cts Bail Boxes, Painted Tubs Sugar Boxes, Brooms,
Washboa-ds, Bread Trays, Wooden Bowls, Sleeves,
Knife Trays, Lemon Squeezers, Bread Rollers,
Water Dppers, &c, &c.
fe % WILLIAMS g. BRO
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| ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
IL HARDWARE AT COST-The subscriber,
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware and
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made In the Store, preparatory to combining them
selves exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods, will
sell at cost OF cash, or approved negotiable notes,
at four months, their large and desirable stock of
both Dry Goods and Hardware.
Merchants, planters, and others, will find it to
their interest TO examine this excel mt stock of
Goods, which will be sold at either W lolesale or
retail.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIs& SEQ,