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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11
FANCY ANDsTAPLE DRY GOODS,
sCHARLEsTCN,s s. q. ~ So .s.S

DROWNING & -LEMAN, formerly cfs and success
ID sors to G.. e. L. KERRIsoE, would respectfully
call the attention of their and others visiting
Charleston, to their assortment Of DRY GOODS now
ever before been offered in that city AR articles IN
their hne haze been expressly to order mn
ported direct be aoa1rdne prove as represented
rB-The ONE PRICE SYSTEM will be rigidly adhered
to- and purchasers may depend upon every article be-
ing priced as low they eau be in any city
in the United States 5,s ~ ~. 1sss.z
Meicuar artenrion IS requested to their depart
ments of SILK and FANCY DRESS Goods EMDRoDE-
R1Es CARpETINGs, BLASKETs and PLANTATIoN WooLs
LENS. Also, sHEErISG and SHIFTING LRESs, Table
DAMAsK DIAPERS, TowELIINGs, NAPKINS, DoYILEs,
&c. together with every variety Of LoSa CLOTHS Cor
TON SHEETMGs and HOSIERY. Of all kinds.
Terms Cash, or City acceptance.
BROWNING & LEMAN, g.
2O9 2l1s King-st. corner of Market.
Charleston; Sept. ii. $I - ~ IA 2-e wi 2mfzr
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gYa!Y9ERlgR HOUSE.
~ p ELl AZ ~ W9sst.S6 HaNVASN1y
Gate Planters Hotel Camden, 9,

late Planters Hotel Camden, .. CO.
JNHE subscriber having purchased this extensive and
Il well known ablishment and having added
largely to its convenience and comfort bSa new ad-
REPAIRS begs leave to inform the public that he is
prepared to entertain all who may favor him with
a IN manner hitherto in the town Of CAM
den.s
He deems it unnecessary to make any pledges, only
Ear as to say that his Table will be suppd daily as
WE'LL AS ANY IN THE STA TIE; attended by po-
lite and attentive servants
His Stables will be bountiully supplied with Prov
ender. and attended by the VERY REST Hostlers.
No pains viii be spared to leep quiet and orderly
,Jonse 81. HOLLEYMAN.
Camden, June 4, 1861. 40
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IHay Cutters.

TUST rcccveda variety Of ia Y CUTTERS, war
q mntcd superior article, and for sale low by
! July l3 l.. w. BONNEI.
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Radway's Ready Remedies.

"A FULL supply just received, consisting of Rad
IA WAYS Ready Relief in bottles, at 25c soc and$l
'Radways Regulators Railways Medicated Soap, Rad,
wav,s Grcassian balni for beautfying the hair, and
for sale fy THOMAS j. WORKMAN.
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Livery and Sale Stables.
JOHNC. C.O'HANLON'S.


yTsHE Subscriber has the pleasure to inform his
friends and the public that having purchased the
Splendid STOCK of FIXTURES OF those well,known
and popular; STABLES formerly owned by OHAN-
Lon, and lately BY W.. 3. ARCHER, he is now pre-
pared to furnish all who may ayor him with their pat
some and comfortable CARRIAGES and BUGGIES,
latest styles, with teams to match and drivers
IN Who sobriety and every confidence can
~ - Il most reasonable prices Many improve
D,slts have made to- the Stables ard Lots and
psoyers Drove s. wiIl6nd accommodation taey can de-
Carriages and Omnibuses fom this Stable viii run
from Boatwright and Janneys universally favorite
"American Hotel and also from the long established
and well known Columbia Hotel, by Mr.. D. cald-
we'll to the various Railroad Depots point de-
Orders lefs at the American Hotel With Mt; ".
D. Harris, or the proprietor, at the Columbia Hotel
will be promptly attended to; and the subscriber is
confident that all who employ him will pleased with
his; prices and his teams N!ATHANslELPOPE.
/ Sept. 81. - sts..ssgf 76-6m
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RE;ElIDERs ~; II I. Il :. DEsAUssURE,

fADGER5S WHARF, CHARLESTON, s. c.
"a RE prepared to devote their undivided attention
to the interestsso their friends in the sale Of
COTTON, RICE, and produce generally and to filing
their ORDERS. They ill make fair advances ON
CoSs1aSNE9Ts Of Produce TO theiEcare
osWELL REEDER. JOINT. DEsArssuRE.
II. RI1o a. ~ go Ga WIN
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Notice..

Notice.
TSHE Distributes of Mrs Rachel Leigh decd. are
i hereby notified that the Negro property belonging
to her estate will be ready for distribution on the first
of January next All persons indebted to the estate
for purchases made at the sale are hereby requested to
come forward and pay their notes as settlements must
be made.
" Nov an 1879 "a 3m
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Bagsing and Rope.

Bagsing and Rope.
rNTlE subscriber has on hand q large supply OF GUN
/ NYand DUNDEE BA GGLNG. Also, best quail.
ity BALE ROPE, and three ply TWINE, which ne
ill sell at the lowest market price Planters are IN
,ited to call and purchase. ,,,,,,,, 4si III
Sept IL. u. w. bONNG1.
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Columbia s. C.. Insurance Company.
1NHE undersigned continues to act as Agents for tho
i above Company, and are prepared to take risks on
Buildings and Merchandise at customary rates.
A. NJ & r. KENNEDY.
June 10TH 1852. 4s
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SADDLE & Harness MAKING. y

TNHE undersigned continues his business at the old
u stand returns his thanks for past ayors and hopes
for continuance of patronage All work IN his line
will be done with punctuality and where theScash is
paid at the time Of delivery discount Of ten per cent
will be made.
Jan G, [2-lyl SstJ. oAAs.
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8 SLE0NARD CHAPIN,

:(LATE OF; TILE FIRM oFa1ILE &CIIAPIN)
us NOW OPENING an extensive RRIAGE
II MAN NUFACToRY and n j POS SITORY >, ffolitilg
Nortl the PAylLioN HoTEi1s Charleston, s. G.
Orders for Carriages and Harness, pronlptls ex
ecnted from this date on such terms and III such na-
mel, ms toinslire a continuance of fayors.
& June H. If
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sfleltfo poftrp.
MEndoRY AND HOPE
BY JAMES T ELLIS.

BYsJASEs Il ELLIS. sifS
oft at the hour when evening throws se
It's gathering shades Der hin anddale,
& when halfthe scene in twilight glows
And half in sunlight glpries still So
The thought Of all that we have BEEN
And hoped, and feared on Liles long way,
Rememb mbralces. of Joy or poini
Comes mingling with the close Of day. - S.
But soft Ger each reviving scene
The chast' ming hues Of MemoSy spread
Aud smiling each dark thought between
Hope softens every tear we shed. ~
Oh thus. v hen Deaths long night comes on,
And its dark shades around US lie
May parting beams from Memory sun & &
Blend softly m onr evening sky - ~.
Eions tls London 'Leaisr.
FrIESNEw AR1sToCRAcY. e
title once could only show
The signs of noble birth ssss
Aud meno fa1k we're years ago
The great ones of the earth. -. !,
They deemed itjust the crowd should shrink
Before the cap and gown; s
l,ir,l-
H.. ,,,.,,,
1ss.s : 2 = =
1hose were e'le uas !, s'.su '.oys' W
ahe peopis' es'..S - sous;
mace l0s sne uss ss1 .e :
nu ols .ues's's -
40 wofk .lle ioola' y - ~ sS1'
70 CUT sne Cosby geale..s
70 .lsaa tns 10ypa : s.ssss ssa's
= g; aasss .ss elss':s z = - ~
s.ae was Wnsn ,s.ss = e.. Az @isss
y, s. -
M For those who wake ~ itf morning light
ID earn their daily meal.
The man & more submissive slave 8
sybe less his head. piece knew; g s;; IS.
N % the mass from habit gave. Il
,Tba,, b;rt tb.r;oht to the few.
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Dry.Gools, Groceries, Crockery &c.

III -UUUup5 ut0O01f01J =
HNHE subscriber continues to keep on hand COM
plete assortment of Domestic Dry Goods Groco-
ries Crockery &C., which he will sell very low for CASH.
His stock of Groceries consists, IN part, OF
Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Cheese, &c. &c.
Among his Dry Goods will befound good article o
nre Irish Linen, which he viii warrant to be genuine
and sell as cheaper cheaper than 1t can be bought in
'''io purcbasers would do well to give him call.
Jan. 2. -&F 0' Oi1AnAIo " oNlh.
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sthe bass mouths, and laid on the wailsO Of the
EEL wft The tongue, very much in the way
3piasterak uses a trowel.'
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DAGGING, Rope and Twine For sale by
X JAMES MCEWEN.
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Received

NN CONSIGNMENT, o Lot of CROCKERY WARE
consisting of JUGS JARS. CHURNS BUTTER
DISHES dc. To be sold at wholesale prices by
NJ oHeo IF JAMES McEWEN.
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Save your Costly Ware.

gvxT FIELD & cos CHEMICAL LIQUID SOL
syy DER is the best article in existence for beau
tifully and durably repairing broken Glass, China,
stans Wsrbe A1abaster and Ornamental ware Of eve
nv descrt;on All articles joined with this the most
now erflo all cementing compositions, will become
perfectlv Arm and ready for in five minutes after
being ioinad. they will also stand washing in warm
and resist the action Of all liquids and acids in
general use about house This composition will not
disgurc oeave any color even on the clearest glass
and NAV bc ised with the greatest convenience. Full
directions accoroany this article For sale by
- nec s72sFSs, esssS5-s THOMAS J. WORKMAN.
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s11shtific Evidence upon which it is based, is il
the highest degree CURIOUS and REMARKA
RTE
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ERESH Solar Oil-Received Yesterday by
II - Nov Q TT. WORKMAN.
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DATENT Iron Mea: Cutters, Patent Sausage Stuf
i fers, Dgcstcrs Preserve Kettles Cylinder Churns
soap.stone Griddles, &c. For sale at
Nov l6 BONNEf o..
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and Lard Oil-For sale by
~ Nov 2 TT WORKMAN.
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FINANCIAL.
= sD nm slnn LOAN ON rRA xORTG A9A
DO.UUU.VUU Bonds Of tho Illinois Central fAi,.

$3O00.000 s as4s !, ss sas d :ss.'sss
s .:':,: "a: % 4. :. Oh.
sSs.asn Sosds :. Issued i. Sans aud
PAN p..y INIT. 4: ssy q sss Ys4s o. i. ar Apta
& vs1 o y, 's the Of ~ s
October " cash ~ the rate 81 cent psr SC
Thsss bohes sssssd BY nr-t and only nossssgs v
sbe vicinity 81 tie toad granted BY Congress aid ia
The whole read contract large force nee
Employed It. sonstrusMoa Is expected that $50 to 4os
@ainasr q she entire line during e yssr 1854 Aboss
@ sn. {. fs 10. IN :: f.
and Is now constantly arriving st New York snd New Or
The whole .nsant Of bends which sasd unde N.
Sns,s:,s: s:,..s... np0s' Of dSsr' Of which have
hers.n To-. 4. per sent IT, se.s;
~''A Sef sen' nds....'......''-'........ e1oe~s
r.s.i .sls,7ss .sc
:r: :: q s s. ... e =: q: -
p.ia FOR ~ Nina md me prep.rto- .n.s1
s:.:. s..R s " ~Sss H. .
issued payDs.s Of such rss.ire
sn ss.s .ss.ihedsrs vsisS proSssi1 VIII net s.s.es
senp.ny the right redeem q As soaa.
s n. s., " % ~. -. n
the The right to proposals. FOR All
cay psrsios Of the ansubt.
Ter per cent Of N. .ns.,s .es.ss .ssa susssrss
viii required nstics Of the Aesspsnss Of his proposals
Ard the balance called ~ ~ the directors not
hg ten per sest monthly Any subscriber hswsvss
g HE sItos pay In fall and r;:sv. his bonds At suE
prefer in lies Of .hs seven cent bonds hereby sarsd
re.et thess issusd sr tbs London Loan q 5000 600
whsh interest Asd principal will he able in Lcndss al
- RATE o. shlinss two ssnes sterling ts ths del
Der win be r.qursd pay The in ii.
rae 10 Wit SS Sd for each bond Of 81 900 The
stock 80 such subscription will be slse regis
tered N London, upon the terms and 5toss
shst registered there preferred and div
bends thereon ssinS payable There ~ tbs rate Of
change.
Interest win in AL be ad.nstsd payment sf the
anal iRstalmept
Proposals. viii b. received By W P ouERALL Treasurer
closed sealed and endorsed loan Of %
Of hin ois Central Railroad Company
Reports and documents showing the nnsn ss condition Of
the ccpaHy the Of tho wsrk and all necessary
formation relative 10 s Affairs and prospects, be -
saaeS application to TIE Treasurer personally sf BY lea
SER By eR3er Of tbs Beard Of Directors.
HOBLRT SCHUYLER, President I
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President,
W. y. BURIAL Treasurer | Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, Committee
NORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN sTURGEA
New York, April 1852
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CUYRlNE souRR.-fM THE HArrEE OF TuR AP-
= pSeasss Of the MAy.r, Ald9nsa A.a Generosity 81
S:.st Ts.s sq..s. tls r..lNI u Ma :s, Ii.
Css.isssasss 81 ssasste Aad Ass.ssst sss ahsvs
ssi.a ...., h.r:. .::' asI:..ns 70 "a: s..s...
s.:: -; and ~
i .sg :.sssss As fsiis Ne ss VI " '''''' "'''
:.. s:s ar I'D :::
. :: r. .s:: 4 a.! *:
rAA 81 said eonDissessrs ~ hb shss ns. ~ Nassas
sss the city q New York hssre The ~ day Of
ses.sd That the sbsses estimate snd
sss,nS Ne sanss = se ewners " sss lots ssss.sst
s Of '.sl iss. ~ thy ..ss y. n.y 81 -:
assmsst whethsr DR. DAMAGE OF bsssns and slss all
Dc sGdayss, s:t.stss AID stAes tss~.saE wdsh were
a.d assessment have bees Deposited IL The street Osnss-
ssssrs enss Of the city Of New York. there to r.e fer
1s nsysstien Of whsmsssvsr nss sosossA. sn &s ~
frir5 Ilss that the limits ssraesA By tAx Assessment
sews that to sAysll the lots sf asd ssuats
ths Twslfh ward Of the oy 81 New York and which kss
avenue the ssss.hy x Norris
Ne BY s Hrs = Of the block
s Or The u Tie bssk sstwss. Ina street aad ls
rtrsst sxsspng tsrsfrsm such streets and avenues
pass sad - have already been osenea
MS dspedtsd ~ aforesaid
Fourth Alse that report In the above entitled
r. M - Mad. Sss ~: re- 3
ts held the city Hall the city Of nsw Rsrk Sat
srdsy IN. I'D day ofJuy iss at Ne opening 81 the
ssurt that day and shat then AID there ~ ssea
thsrssfter a. eoupss can heard, neop VIII nsds
sAat said report DO Consumed
sass4ss s, s;I'ss
Dated. New York May 70 1883.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No 81 CHAx-
hers street-Netiee 10 hereby gwen TO the relatives ~
mort Of OF Peter MeCanley Of city Of New York de-
ssased and who Is alleged 20 have died that the
snet. Of the said in the hands Of the Public A
ntbistraor will he administered aud disposed Of by him
according TO law unless the be eaia lawful
executor administrator Of the deceased by the tsth
day Of June nett.
PETER p swKENY, Public Administrator
Dated Now York. NAY Ii, 1893
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MsURANOH,

IIoMh INSURANCE C0MPANY.-CAPITAL $500 900.
IL -Oncs No. 10 Wall strsst-Ths company insurss
bvldpes household furniture port
and their and other
by IRE, en- favorable terms.
fREcroRs
SasOD IT, Loonis Homer Morgan, Charles E1y,
William " lamhert Levi p. Stone, Alfred s. Barnes
George {. Collins, James Hum hrey George Bliss
jasper Corning, Gesrsc Pearse, David Sanford
Ianfsr. N bsrrey, Wsra 4. Work. James A. Dwight.
Lseus Hoptins, James Low, Roe Lsskwos{
Ihon ~ Messenger, l. H. buckingham, John @ Nelson
Winism II. nelisn, Chas. A. Bulkley, Lyman Cook0
stockwell Richard Bigslsw, Levi p. Norton.
Charles r. Hatch, George ID. Morgan, Curtis Nssls,
Jsbn II. swift Thso NJ Nance J. II Hutchirsou
VIM. T. Heoker Csphas n Nortsu, Stspheu Pail
y Wstses Bull Oliver f. Wood. Chss p Baldwin.
i. Attertury Jr., Thor. Il sandfsrd, IL oibert Civ
Lueieb D. Conan Amos r. kuo Amos 7. DWIGHT
- SIMEON L. LOOKS, Prssidsnt.
NORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
~ Company Of Piattsturg N. Y.-CspitaI, 10000 az
eursly invested VlNCENT& CO.. Agents, Ne n Nasssu
street, second floor. ~~
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=
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 10.

WATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
w selling ali descriptions of
COLI SILVER WATCHES, JFwELRy AND SILVER wARE,
ut FETAL, at Huch less than tho usual prices.
JURGENsEN WATCHES
Real Jules Jurgnsen watches received BY arrival
with certificates from him with each watch warranted
feet tn.keepeIs COOPER WATCHES.
Bppsx and levers in hunting aud magic cAsos perfect
tiHekeep.rs. INDEPENDENT
td watches for timing horses and gold and
silver cHRONoMETEHs
Splendid geld pocket ehronoeters, which run without
variation. ErGHr.pAy WATCHES,
Watches which eight days.
ENAMEL WATCHES.
fer ladss, some in hunting
IIAMoND WATCHES
for ladies' in gle
MAGIC WATCHES,
which change int three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
mp and turn the hands without ny key.
line gold epnc watches, four holes jewelled $ ~
Fine gold detached levers. ..-............. ~ %
Goldsnsmelled watches for the ladies. ........ Is %
Cold Eng lish patent levers ..............., IS %
Cold tnglish patent lever hunting cases IS %
Svef patent levers, as low as.............. 10 10
Silver detached ievers ~ low IA %
and all other styles 81 watches 1T equally low prices
Diamond earrings pins bracelets finger rings snd crosses
for sale at much loss than the usual prices
All kinds OF gold chains gold Wedding gold
keys aud seals gold pens and penes soid snd silver thin
and silver spectaces, gold toothpcks charms ehatoans
chsns, &c.
sterling silyer spoons cups forks penknives napkin
rags irnit krves wedding cake knives &c &c Watches
and ievelry exchanged. All watches warranted keep
good time, or the money returned
REPAIRS.
All kinds of watches and clocks cleaned
the best9larner, ut much less usual prices
GEORGE &. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and jewery wholesale and
ii Wall street, second aoor rear broadway.
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MAETED-A wIFE-A YOUNG oEgTLsNAN- or

WAETED-A WIFE "A YOUNG GEpTLEMAN DE.
w sFous OF entering into the state
70 this method of obtaining tho desidcrsum required he
IL In niaet circumt tanccs we'll educated good Of
don sstc has and agreeable manners The lady he would
prefer must net be over pineteen
Of prepossessisg appearance sfe onae and
amabie in temper II this pro eoston should meet the
views OF such fsren they will please address Roando
Broadwy Post Uolco All communications strictly con
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TOHk q. W1CKERsHAh MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
Mailing Iron Fence fer Farms az, So Broadway, New
York -ernamsst Iron Work Iron wire raiings for
Htlis ano private grounds parks, lawns, swslisss Re-
re. 70 ssss to per foot Iro. hedsteads tbs
aoss os. sr.s vases sstshss pssss sprs chairs sss
tees mattrssse towel stands hat racks umbrella standa
spttoonf &C. &C.. Wisksshsns celebrated railroad nnx
farm fence from 81 Is ;, IS rcd The susssrssr osry
the largest stock Of ornamental iron the stss
states al 81 his own manufacture At ngiy lev
p-see Superior qnay # hair and husk
JOHN H. -wICEERSHhN warsbouss $40 Rroadw~~
voskA 81 % sud 81 lsyis street
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A uSTRALIA AUSTRALIA FIRST SuIP.-.TUE
"A last sailing ship NORMA will sail about the 9Th Of
June few mere passengers wanted at reduced rates
The balance of Ter being taken In Apply 10
r. RICHARDSON CO., 81 South street, or on board AZ
Pier No u East RIVER
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FOR LIvTRronL UNITED sTATss NAIL STEAM
Il ship ATLANTIC, Capt James Wsst.-rht steamship
VIII DEPART -th tbs United ststss malls Tor Bureps pss
lively Saturday Japs H. NJ sslssk NJ frs her berth
~ the feet 81 Canal street Fer frsht having
s.;,ss:a ss:s. fer s.kss:. apply
Passssgs requested 10 be beard At lix A. NJ
steamship Arctic will sussssd the Atlantic and sail
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AGENCY.

AGENCY.
NYE co, sBlP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
yu.hAs rys, ', RfcEARDsoE, AUGUSTUS L0NsARx
Reference,
FArrIAso-Hch. Asilis Peyto
yALPARAIso-Etssrs. Alsep a Co., hsnenway K Co
PANAMA hes,rs Coev,ns Bro 4 Co, Garrison Friss
Wn, Nelson a &c.
LIvEE poox~-Messrs Bowm 6rtpnsli 4 Co..
Jackson kso
NEw YoR K-Eessrs. r.. K gollihs L Co., Goodbse Co..
Capt. Esrs n - steamer Paeihs
BALrfAoI E-Msprs John Henderson A Co. Thomas J.
Aaad Co., White Il Elosr.
SAN FRAroIsce Nsars. Flint Peabody, A Co., ausssr
kond Hale, Chss. posps, Esq, j. II Lyon, ESQ.
BcsreNHsssrs AWmi c. Lombard, Hss., Y. b. Bs.xhlE
Co, Gnissn h williams.
IArrOu--Nve psvk<es y Cs-
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SIRCUIT 0OUsT OF TINE UNITED STAT.SILoF-
" Tia Weed Joseph d. Andrsws-kefsrs 1899 Melissa
Ssst CaLcuss Tor ships vessels Verdict in
his favor sstaSbtsx TIE patent Nay lsoS snhSer.,
swpers And n ptsue TO call and examine tis
eALouss which assortment TO be found AZ ~ Water
street. For sale illegal terms. LOTTlS WOOD
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DRY GOOVS.

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY, UNDER
"A shirts and drawer, suitable for wear silk
k cotton asd Isle thread half hose OF posi-
BE variety under,rts and drawers Of g.nEe
sstton, Shaker flannel silk &c; Isle tht most
beautiful fabric. LEWIS SEACORD, SIS Broadway.
CPLENDID EXPOSITION OF SILKS, LACEs. EN-.
- broideres, &c A. KERR CO. having removed 30
their store 77 broadway opening Of the
selections Of the hove goods that this
A. KERR Co, Broadway three doors below Ninth
street.
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SPORTING.

IRISH oRAYgoUND PUPS FOR sALE;.THEY ARE
about SIX weeks old, and warranted full blood. Price
from - 10 9D. Address "Mask, y Herald 0Gce.
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OcUILsTs AND AURIsTA

DEATEEss : NEw DISCOVERY. -LEsLY's OR
sne vibrator enables deaf person 20 hear dstinctiy
tnes mat .ord po"ihy be desired 10 had at 81 Lsps
Ansri'A Price g. ~ -s'A' ''A
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NEETAURANTS.

THO LET-THE AsTOR PLACE RESTAURANT, 7U
Broadway The saloon IL hundred feet deep, with
several private supper rooms handsomely fitted up and
PARTLY furnished.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

CUASE 4 co.'s EXFREsS-SFFIcR No n 1RoA n.
y.hs,s, reduced t~ssty ". Per ss~t to cslifor.
New Orleans and Mshiie.
OFfFF NO. 80 BRoADwAY-ADAMS co.'s
~ wtekr United states Mail Express for California Orc
goa aud the Sandwich Islands per- United States mail
steamer Georgia on Monday june sth, 1853 Thos Gihou
eea mcssenrer We shall despatch next express for
,aiornia Oregon asd the Sandvish Isands In charge
our rsssenxer Thomas Chen the United states nail
DAY JUNE Gth, nt 2oelock From The superiority Of
our transportation arrangements the Isthms
facilities accorded us on the Pssfs Mail Steamers freight
sent our express sure to through with nail speed
Immediately arrival at Sau Francisco all freight and
ppekagse for the interior town. and mining districts Of Cali
ornia promptly forwarded by
without delay TO destinaton Shippers will please in
their sosss with Invoices before day Of sailing TO en-
parcels rec.i,s ed until o'clock en- Monday No package
and everything must be put mp waterproof
ADAMS CO, 80 BroAAvav
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY, NO. 6s WALL STREET =
III Several houses and lots In the city
within convenient distances. Also building lots in the
nthborng Villages at moderate prices easy terms
SALE or exchange u city property
ting OF houses and collection Of rents promptly
to by JOHN A. FLAMMER
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MATRIMONIAL.

RIO THE LADIES-THE ADVERTISER A yOUyG
man OF good appearance, twenty thres years Of are
and possessing moderate income Ia desrous Of beooIy
acquainted With young lady Of corresponding are Of pre-
possessing appearance and yisw al mntaI
ly eEreeablel OF forming matrimonial connection Com
stating whom and where NAV h,
had viii DO treated congdsntally. Address Aagustus
Brooklyn Post Once So1's'''