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Pickles, &c.

TUsT Receiving a.frcsh supply of Pickles,
c Preserves, Sardcins, l-obstcrs, Salmon, Git
ron, Raisins. Pruncs, Essences for Cooking,
Fresh Mustard, &c. S. L. BOW EkS.
Hamburg, April IL l6
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DIR. A. G. TEAGUE,
Wholesale & Retail Druggist,

Wn0lGSdle O NGtdll III uS oty
TNAKES this methol Of returning his thanks
i to Ills friends and patrons, for the patron
age he has received in the sale OF Drugs, Slrdi-
cincs. sc.
He is now receiving an addition to his already
extensive Stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dyc Stufis, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty
Physicians Shop Furniture, &c.
TIE FINEST WINES AND BRANDIES,
for Medicinal purposes,
Fine Cigars and Tobacco,
PERFUMERY
OF his own and Northern make,
French Extracts, &C., &c.
Paint, Hair, Hat, Shoe and Tanners Brushes.
Tinctures s. Medicinal Compounds,
made under his own supcrvs!on'n strict
accordar &c with the U. S. Disp'ry.
The most Reputable NO>trumS,
All of which he will sell at prices that will
compare favorably with any Southern market.
Those wishing to purchase articles in his line
will do well to call and examine his Stock and
prices.
Edgcfcld C. IT,. Jan % If
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Notice..

A LII those indebted to the estate of Nathan
n Norris, decd, are requested TO make pay
mcnt forthwith, and those having demands
against said estate will please present them inn
mcdiatcly, properly attested according. to law.
n. a. NORRIS, Adm'x.
March 6m
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a w
-AETICLEs.-
Bacon, Lar,l and Flour, Mustard in Boxes,
Beef Tongues, Capers,
Cheese, Fruits in brandy,
Pin. Apple Cheese Strawberry, Raspbury,
Mackerrl, in Barrels and Blackbury Jams and
Kits, Jellys,
Salmon in kits, Pick'd Sa-safrass, Sirawbury,
Fresh Salmon. Raspbury and Lemon
ss NTackerel, Syrups,
CLANS, Lemon and Lime Juice,
SardincS, l-2 and IA box Assorted Candies,
Picked Pork, '' Kisses,
Beef, Blk and White Pepper
Shad, White Mustard Seed,
Porto Rico Sugar, Ground and Race Ginger
Stcwarts Coffee Sugar, bermuda Arrow Root.
Superiur Brown 90 Prepared Fanna, fuud for
Loaf and Crushed &c Infants.
Pulv'd and Clarified do Colgate's Pearl Starch,
Java and I.aguir; Coffee Soda and Sal Aeralus,
Jamaica and Rio &c Sal Soda and Salt Peter,
Molasses, Table and Sack Salt,
A general assortment OF Sperm, Adamantine,
Teas, Tallow Candles,
Maccaroni and Fcrmi- Turpenlinc, Soda, and
ella, Fancy Soaps,
Rice and Rice Flour, Backing and Backing
iosH Boson n'Nlo'' do Wine and and stOuyhton's
Sugar do Bitters,
Jumbles & Ginger Cakes Porter and Ale,
Layor Raisins, Olive Oil,
Currants and Citron, Castor Oil,
NIaise, Nutmegs, Cloves, Wrghiing Ink,
Pickles and Ketchups, Scgars and Tobacco,
Pepper Sauces, Tubs, Buckets and Pals
West India Preserves, Willow Baskets,
Ginger do Brooms, DC, DC.
| French Mustard,
Added TO the above, is general assortment
of WINES, CORDiALS and LIQUORS,
| all of which will be sold LOW FOR CASH. by
HOLLlNGSWORTII & NICHOLAS.
April 90 If Is
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CANDIDATES
For Tax Collector

HIRAM JoURDAN,
WESLEY BODlE,
WILLIAM L. PARKS,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
l.. A. BROOKS,
WELCOME MARTIN,
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
F. w. BURT.
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
HENRY II. HILL.
BARNEY NJ. LAMAR,
For Sheriff.
r. S. KEY,
JAMES EDISON.
JULIUS DAY,
FELIX E. BODlE,
For Ordinary.
VIRGIL NJ. WHITE,
w. F. DURlSOE,
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Leather.

Leather.
NF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, may be had at
" the Tannery for CASH.
Also Tanners and Meats Foot Oils the latter
the best article for Harness.
Cash paid for Hides and good Oak Bark
All orders addressed to Williams d Christie,
or to Mr.. L. nj. Munger at the Tan Yard, will
be promptly attended to.
r. T. MINIS.
Feb. 5 If )
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THE young man who "oncc saw the
day" when he wouldn't associate with
mechanics, is now acting as book-keeper
to manure wagon.
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NEW BOOT & SHOE FACTORY

NEW BOOT g. SHOE FACTORY
,(Next door TO SULLIVAN s. BRornER.)
IN7HERE may be had BOOTS s. SHOES
w of all descriptions, made of the
Best Materials,
!: v the BEST WORKMEN!
A large Stock of Home made Plantation Bro
gans of tho best quality. Planters are invited to
examine them.
Upper, Sole, Harness and Belt Leather upon
good terms for cash.
Mr.. J. D. TInBErTs, the Foreman Of this
Establishment, will fill all orders for materials
and execute all orders for work with despatch.
II. r. MINIS, Proprietor.
JAM If 81
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Notice..

A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of E. IL;
N Norris, deed, will please come forward
and make prompt payment, and those having
demands against said estate, are requested to
render them in properly atcstcd.
N. 4. NORRIS, Admir-,
JULIA A. NORRIS, Adm'x.
March 3m
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fingers on the head of barrel. By and
by, his reply came-slowly and delibef-
ately.
"You Providence fellers are cute, you
sell at cost, pretty much all Of you, and
make money. | don't see how'tis done.
Now, don't know about your goods,
barrin' one article, and, ef 1 take any
thing else, may be cheated. So, secin'
asst won't make any odds with you,
guess I'll take brooms | know them
like book, and can swear to what you
paid for 'cm"
And so saying, the pedler commenced
re.loading his brooms, and having snugly
deposited half of his, former load, jump
ed on his cart with regular Connect
cut grin, and without cursing his impru-
dence or his own stupidity, drove off in
search of another Observation-Disclosures
Post.
A VERY small man, but a smart one
withal, was walking in company with
five friends who were uncomonly large
and stout
"How do you feel my little man"
said one of the large men, walking in
company with five such big fellows as
ourselves %
Feelp said the small man, "why as
five cent piece feels among five coppers.
GRAMMAR.-A village parish clerk, who
employed a grammarian to teach his
daughter the syntax of her native tongue,
heard him with much surprise define the
use of the articles a, an and the.
"You caflnot place Il, the singular ar
ticle, before plural nouns-no one can
say houses, a ho Sos, a.
"Hold, there" said the parish clerk
Il must contradict you in that. Don't |
at church every Sunday say a-mem? and
the prayer.book knows better than you"
"Ir's pretty warm to-day, jim; how
does the Il mometcr stand Z"
"Oh, it stands in 'tother room, on the
mantle piece, right 'agin the plasterin'."
Quite a smart youth that-he is going
to take lessons in music next week.
THE young man who "once saw the
day" when he wouldn't associate with
mechanics, is now acting as book-keeper
to a manure wagon.
a gentleman being asked whether he
was seriously injured when steam boil
er exploded, is said to have replied that
he was so used to being blown up by his
wife, that mere steam had no effect cn
him.
An Irishman writing sketch of his
life, SAYS he early ran away from his
father because he discovered he was only
his uncle!
A PERSON observed to a friend who
was learning to take snuff that it was
wrong to learn ones nose bad habit, as
man generally followed his nose.
DID you ever see woman who had to
be told Of her beauty before she was
aware of it it herself!
WHY is cverybody's pantaloons too
short9 Because their legs stick through
two feet.
WHAT is the difference between the
bark of a tree and the bark of Il dog
Because one is formed on the bough and
the other on the bow-wow.
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Notice..
Land for Sale.

T Would be glad to sell one hundred acres Of
i the tract of land on which | live. What ]
propose TO part with is NIL woodland, and pre-
ciscly four miles from the Village, on the CO.
umba Road-an excellent situation for a pleas
ant residence. y. SlAlKlNS.
Dec 10 IT Al
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Notice.
ExccutOr,s Notice.

A III, those indebted to the estate of William
N Garrett, decd, are requested to maze
paymcnt forthwith, and those having demands
against said estate will render them in properly
attcstcd, according to law. ,,,,o>rn ~
WA. G. HAMMOND, Z
THOS. GARRETT.
I'll
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Removal! f!

MY Friends and customers can ma "a N;e,n me III
lfi. the house below llollinssworth " Memo emo
las. and us usual will make to order: ioF Y CA@il'
fine Drecs Boots. ...............'s, w w
do Pump Boots. ....... oo w
do Double Sole Watcr-Proof. 80. w
All other kinds Of work at the lowest price.
Excellent Work, good Fits and superior slyie,
guaranteed to all those that may favour me WIN
call. Nj. MEh'o -
Jan 90
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"Ir's pretty warm to-day, jim; how
does the IL mometcr stand Z"
"Oh, it stands in 'tother room, on the
mantle piece, right 'agin the plasterin'."
Quite smart youth that-he is going
to take lessons in music next week.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-27

A gentleman being asked whether he
was seriously injured when steam boil
er exploded, is said to have replied that
he was so used to being blown up by his
wife, that mere steam had no effect oH
him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-27

An Irishman writing a sketch Of his
life, SAYS he early ran away from his
father because he discovered he was only
his uncle!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-27
Family Groceries.

A FRESH SUPPLY OFTHE FOLLOWING
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-27

A PERSON observed to friend who
was learning to take snuff that it was
wrong to learn ones nose a bad habit, as
a man generally followed his nose.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-27

DID you ever see woman who had to
be told of her beauty before she was
aware of it it herself!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-27

WHAT is the difference between the
bark of a tree and the bark of Il dog !
Because one is formed on the bough aud
the other on the bow-w0w.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-05-27

WHY is everybody's pantaloons too
short9 Because their legs stick through
two feet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-10
Di W. GODD1N. ACCllCNEEK.
---s<S---
VALUABLE LAND CN ~ Mr., itIS ER For


IA!LLbe ;puh ai;'Im" me :-r.es ii: ois. "a q
w ''Ey at < "ctccs. " THURSDAY the i?i t4.
February 1911 t,,.y, iar.i,
ttll. b. et.Lts sj a,Ies. Tying Cir'rtru1
- uIi- na,c Rlci".d. Il J. The ".f ynr''c. ~
III I..es ltrv" L'a.ly !Git, tIrr'.,@
cr.e: aber, III. orse GEaes OF wood is ,w "a
I guaily chose q! ta !a'ry
several tnnrs: A;.es sHn"g n ".st b@!a. IL
for se woa!! L+e i"rG ~ he T.thG.s G.cy
llc irhvr zoo. tani !oT ~. rl'ian
i,ri hicl '!!-h '.vc g.. 5,-4st .r
healthy! is dwrm. 49,. "i, o.. ia-:' a." j
te,,nl.,. We suitable
rr"sCl"H ca'r,-c bE TAO way o: lie ID '.!i ~ ~
Cdu&!. lies wiiin nile rh al Il" K!c:~.
D4Gyiic Rail Ros! IL ais"n," y, adam" si.- ';I..
tna. r j. '.siir ~! ct.fs ~ =, 4;
Geu!rs {, cttioHs III. surface der y
that The lc; ar':sa
tn: coat; ben hc =: a IL
,!rii coal fed !i-
Ti l:i;riins 'l.g~: tCFI:tt: - Is
.i goa!
wood timber. nl:nrii- M. HTci. :t r"Frtt'" i
u'eT,; The Ghgr
uGJ NJ Rnocr Cunr wh li.rS iEr.'" Va, :Anr
paSC "w!H. hc t'! 'inI."tIs '!-.If"u> ui 'u"Hs "
Tue sale ~ !ac- ~ ELLtao uCpCIS fa " "!oss
Office IN! .Im ~ pnsiI wn!
enc 10 the igll" fg Goa Pas.
TERM> OF ALI casl G- Gac.
yeitr, vi ii" day o! sair. Iuc
h1!. w!h srcur!..
deed 81 rus: .aa. Oar hal L1i az. her
rrsrryut! is tic N"nler.
Feb 5-c,i9hFcn II uA|CorN.
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RGISIA:- Al Rules he!d the Clerks Office Of The Circuit
= Ccur OF Amelia Tor tie month Of September, $50:
William II. lllilsman.( fidin.lh'
vs. Foreign attach.
Edward T. Johnson his right. and admir- OF John Ion
SON. decd Mary Jahnson John S Goudln and wife, samuel
Williams and Sarah Wingo. Samuel Chapman ana MIC
C. IN "iI. $50 - 10y Defendants
The object subject the interest Of john ,
John Johnson, decd now IN me hanu "a ., III
defendants payment of the plainls demand OF o.
interest ii ON day OF December sld ac Inc
iouiin AMI and Williams and VILE not oein VI
tE,- on Of the pantIf, oy n a.
ESQ his attorney. entered az Rules ana aeeoan.y Ineea'
The here whn one monh ae que pup
nj This order and necessary to protect their ae.
rc in This .ui and cory OF this order be published once
80 Richmond Enquirer aGd post
81 rot door of House OF this county on the next
Courtlay after s publication. coPy-Ieste p,c,, co..
Feb lO-cwiH Il ". I.C'.'sl. S-.n
s9;.IIE: DKEsS COATS.-tal at No III dan Street aho
Cd supply yourselves with nice blue Dress Coat al veI ~"
viz 1fi' S. MERCHANT & WElSlGER-
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WHAT 1T Is.
OSBORN < CO.'S NEW AND SPLENDID SKY AND SIDE
LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

l7i NhIS STREET
Opposite TURNER'S Virginia Banks complete and
reGiy for risiisrS.
the nuhlic
Z their PREMIUM FLESH CoLORED DAGuERREDrfpES.
which AMI graceiuHess position richness at tone AMI
beauty Of finish, unsurpassed Nv the world Having
cue 0O kenrsses the public thai Whatever
establishment executed highest
the the reasonable and warranted never 10
change.
liGenesss taken weather with whOu; cnors single or
and ocSss Perfect salts
guaranteed in all charge The public respect
fully invited 10 call and judge for themselves
' OSBORS & CO
The following publish Tor The benefit
takes than light dark r- AMI take black
pink light blue Light and yelo" no. g" me! onS
Figured dresses, with take we'll Plain take
better Dresses with much luse lighter Than those with
seldom should be taken They shade the lace and
The style Serenity and had CAUSED
about the looks Children OF any age can be
taken weather between the hours OF and o'clock IN from
three Adults taken equally good In cloudy
or fair weather OSBORN u co. Richmond, Va.
Al The sign of American Flags.
rof,lIv r;vcn in The
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MERCHANDISE.
CATALOGUE or c.l:DE. SEEDS

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OLE BULL.
ANOTHER GKAHU ICY ,p5m Az

x,rSprtTFIiY request Of great
Is unre distinguished families she has decided 10 delay her
~. FRIDAY 18Th February. the EXCHANGE CONCERT
BOON On which Will be assisted by The eminent Fo
M!-rrise!c naa Patti oni the AS!of rae opera House
N. MsSa idser the great fals' prcc'or anu I"nouc
ar Maurice Sasuscn. III. eGln-n Pans aGa Composer
he po..anue Gems :7":n the great Masters o. Sa
ci ana popular r:u AMI wt oe the mos! Interesting
sai varied ever offered IN 'hS otS =,
sec r!e.a Paroai vii Tor the first time in Rich
49, ,",' Al. ii knew liza. ,nv R.,eeaier liveh," from
H.,.!cl's master wors The Messiah IN En:hh
TIE beautiful R"acr ~ sac aiile lGo6 koaert IA
nbe hv Mycrbe.- ar celebrated Drinking Song
from La Tynpcs;a ty Wlevy expressly composed Ter her
Ms!encissls Pas. w sias ;,e iHoI!s Ballads Last
vs. pROGRANME.
Grand Fantasia o. airs .Lu:l ii Lan,.e!m oy,'
posed and executed ~ Maurice SraS"sch
IL o1 bar OWE love. beautiful English Song.
,.:s 81 Mat'Seie 4 ala Patti
m Finaa ON aes by Do.ize, composed AM executed by
rs =" snow :,s, nv Ivc;h. IIlnd.,
s.l. sung in Eas BY Ma Iscie Teresa Parodi
II.
lis Rose Sud:mc by settle ANAL
ii iiaaapaael4, clprccio hi Concerto, composed
raei BY Mska iIausc..
III "cb: gu: as sung in French by Mapseilci Teresa
rs pue,," on airs TELL for Piano Violin.
er.cg 81 ny Maurice Srakaea and NSsa lIauscr.
puc:i Muzas Oiett. lie Nozze 4! Fisarp by
Ma.ss.,e Te,as' paEoii ana Ama'n Paul
r Bril- the Tree CaIc written for Lizzie Children.
composed and executed by Mska Iiauser
"Cn through the Rye. tarori;e Scotch ballad, sung oy
Ma4'.r. AIIaii, Patti.
III Drinking Song, from la Tcmpe,,a, sung By
Ma elr Teresa ParoGl.
" The Carnival Venice composed and executed by Mau'
Duzo Donizs,.is gtaod Opera maria padla sung
Mad'sei- Teresa Parc,i AMI Araia Pau
Tmkr,so Admission sio b. ha! a; the principal Hotels
"l-n a:i. Coac"r =, ~ O'Clock
VII! De SOLD than the comfortably
hot Feb lot
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NOTICE..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN POWIa-

TAN COUNTY.
5pY decd n niar 10 the SUBSCRIBERS hS joan
- F!ournoy bea0g dat" The lot da. OF Otoe tHJ and
luv recorded m Puwia. Court. wIlrrree 10 sell %
premises pubic auction on SATURDAY. the l'ih Eay III
February. S2 the laif DAY! Il" case I" trs
IN Powataii Jhmes RIrr!.
miles above iclu,ni With the sean Engine AMI
the belonging s Pisa set ut Blacksmith "' al al
Horse Mules. wtGy AM gar nc nnbN
Car all Household and Kitchen Furnme :" ~ I"hnI S'r
said lr also the following slaves con-
IN Susan aud her i've children. Charles suS
Bet sew Ev ami infant and child. Mose- Crh!.H"nd VIE
Ctro,inc ferey Isaac William, kno" Matt i-"a"' '"o.
Jor!aii Daniel and Thomas.
TES-Siavrs For the residue OF the property he ;rru'
vii be MADE known the day OF sa!r.
WYATT e.. NICE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EMPLOYMENT FOR CONTRACTORS AND
WORKING MEN,
AND HEALTHY, DESIRABLE HOMES FOR IMMIGRANTS



aHD OTHERS
;Mh0ATS fl the lrspnf AT an! ire chs
- III. a ' :" ari@ae York fiss fs '"ai :" exp :: %
br hi. NIe2tnnl S r"wm aud rI hirn i'r "a"
Rri PASSING ,r1uc carIE". an'r.r aud hIe NItm
West Pont p,m,rssy aud Mt;"i"n n'ri' /
-HH a,,i al ~!t VII hr's i"T - caII" Hi III
OF CAPITAL. crerpT,.r aai bon and Oft r public favorable
Terms t""u"g baud. ac! ga h"in ii'c d'l
~. h"' "c'" an! la luk TO" ~ Iar'rs hTt To- t
i''ef hf sr'ps. 'i'nrra:s ri TIE iuf' "''e W.
tsf'rers' !'@'n'; mar ah"ua at vi arh SEA w%ct
-: tu AMI other shea
'""- ar - De- id scar =" Ian! :r IA srr:i abundance" f"r
u" "IS !."uc,Im AL vegetable oacr
Ja' ni HE Bim!c ahl o!hcr rdi,ris ta viii Il.
pac r irtrl"s. substantial what. which have Just lad erected
II York Town. where vessels OF ciass-evcn the United States
line. PrGEsr Sh
s c!oi:"st siHl scale fish an! OF
the irlI a!rn. IN the sal river just q; .I
Lara ais" sell! au'!s on The ami from 10 "eEty
hIustad "nD!-lr itcsi benz! le.s than TWO miles
the York IOWA and level road 10 reac.l Thou
al M OF but" al cic TOO could be reaiy prepared i' mar
ut, vs.! the TIE. laps.
j.. Tor the cut
forthwith yard aru' miles n !ichits, on t:h
an 10" it the later BE- wide and deep to be paa !o
II desired, a. III. work progresses :.
mile =" oesn" io"h'
WITT G"a' dwell linz. a other hniass efe"n s3ess
uuu'r, ii ilr scenery. above ANA re""
- "r q" the Chesapeake Bay wht would rent ON "f III,
s"t year with "r;y Irty one hin 81 acres m 81 en nG
tnurx" lGcu. ,uI,sti= peach "T''i'' o. hhhife
tho irGu n! "c alone wnui more t"i pa! 'H' rem.
:S" ao dwrinS and tulc houses ~ "iN l"' haI
would Ahh - co sie lI tiui y!
m!s'f. ai .n,rp vii" wonA r"nrct The establishment WIN
view ts IN draw fashionable comidty nexsuh
To tue village place. when u was ili cc''r!
az" wnni the oh iavern OPENED a. pubic
mouse III I: and moss he Establishment OF IL "ird IA ie
ce.tnue =
nave Eei=r. hundred! fifty OF laai. well
covered ~ k. and aah wood situate! Ia War"ck county
about tr" miles " York Town which wouf c on IS Gre
IT. ir payment hn we'll secured, Interest paid ms annually
Applications person. desirable by NAIL "stA:" Gal
Effected 10 me ~ ark Tawn. ROBERT ANDERSON.
lir:T .s Feb -r.,iw
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.evea! Courts OF The DIsHct % Columbia
Any business pertinent his profession which may oe nlrus
81 N his care will meet prompt attention. lie refers 10
Nessrs SELpcs WirHERs i Co.,
McCALLA Wash1ngton.D L.
JAMES J. MILLER, Esq
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P1ASO FtEt'sIS iAhS. &C.
Gl II TAYLOR - Constantly rccf!. supplies
pia>U FbRit.S the
Ean. a. II. Gale 81 ~
The aby: celebrated MAKERS
pablo al! Tho
the They hren ac! with cnIif: atac
than rrn years. his Piano c ANT
Wtrrinusc anl though from number constant.
" tcu2 Manufactured, there paru:u selection nI" In
strength these Qualities peculiar Ia al ;hc INSTRUMENTS q" the
ir;fS hbuvc nirntpnrs
prepared sell dcnHpa M had "irT'
Nj ail JrsiEts-tsl
confidently nr !"r sale Ii choni
Mcnco- uIuised;o prer a:"ot notice and oa idv"ra;"
Term
MartiH !Tva!ct tiuara with at:" assortment q" pt"
plain ritI id r!'c ron 81 I" s.
Constant, hand wI III rai Instruments ana nrcan
variety. lr tor 81. I'll" ni: ad-c Store III I'll" c
I;.I Nan, s-r.rr -i.i,.
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GOLD MINE.
UCK'S OFFICE, Pearl street. lev dours aaovs The
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ri endid Lotteries Ia

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EL ALEXANDRA.
Splen did Lotteries Tor February, 1853
SusGucanna Lottery Class No Baltimore.
"Wednesday. Feb ih IS Nos lrawu Capitals: rizn
l5GW, 7,Ul 5uW, 2n, - o lnl - nj 5u. Tickets
halves Inarters2 30 Certificate vi acSa Of WioIes clio
halves ~ quarters - 20
Srr.ESpp LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY. FEN. liTU.
Grand C"us"iiei Lottery, Class f. hc drawn Baltimore
saturday. Feb ih - Nos IS drawn GRAM! Capitals:
prize OF SIHs 2j,nH Ii a. !atsI 5n 5.!ib = Of uun
81 LOO. &c Tickets -: halves GuaTcfa3 -.
SuiueiInna lottery, lass he drawn HarG"Ir We'd
nrsiay. February i. ls' - Mas. Is ria Capitals Prize
s33 s 2tHlJ II u0t. BIB uri 2pti Ii ui iu.
Tickets Sl0: halves j; quarters III
Saslu-anna Lottery CIr-5. hc drawn Baltimore. Welnrs
lay. Ian 2>h lsj2 = Eoa IL drawn Capitals: prize sGIJn
iosn 5tt 3yp1, loo OF u4 ~ ri so TrScis So halves
j. quarters ID
i",,nry. NJ
s3So Is UH SJJu. 1895 OJ Of 80 Tickets $40; halves
s. quarters = 80
Suslrhanna Lottery. Glass drawn At Baltimore. on
Wednesday. Feb 18th - Nus II drawn Capitals prize
s3Dhu a0uD 10000, 5oH. ;tSt. $50, Uyg 50
Tickets Sd: halves 81 quarters -.
Grand Consolidated! Lottery Class
Saturday. F, 2Sh IL
80. OF in'EJ 500 IN, II
nn sc Tickets $50 halves l.: halves J. Certificate
al w!,oies $50; halves lio; quarters 10,
sd Two D"ia and ma Lotteries ir ~ Mondays and Fri.
lays Duaf Lotteries irA. Tue" lay Wednesday. ;G3s
iEd Friday Sales lIcrieScrsr hal. past
W. Sale. in large u.rrsc!usc 81 hall past i.
91 Orders Tor Tickets tie Maryland Lotteries, wllI
nee, the aa Confidential a:eati"nIi al!rsssso
Feb =. u. LICK Ric!imnat. Va.