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0RN PIECES OF PRINTS, all coIors, and price,
ANlNl Erunl a.. cts In In % nj Mlnl 4. SLliInis


DAA PIECES OF PRINTS, all coIors, and prices
%UU from 90 cts. up to Is, nj Wood d Smiths.
Dress Silks, in great variety; black, cIangeable,
figured. Berage, berage Delalnes and linen Cling
hams Linen Bingham Robes, various colors, attlle
store OF WOOD a. SMITH.
Ihibit and Silk Shawls, a good stock a splendid
assortment OF silk handkerchief and Crayuts, all
colors. trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing in part OF Ginps, Fringes, six Lace, Silk Vel
yetry, &c, &c. .Bonnets, silk, Gimp and straw, at
greatly reduced prices Palm Leaf, Panama and
straw Hats. .Parasols, Parasoletts and Sun Shades.
Umberella's, by the cart load Carpet Sacks, various
quail lies and prices, at WOOD K SMITHS.
Sa ld!ery and Harness, OF all kinds, for sale CHEAP
at WOOD * SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at all times, and a Wheel
barrow TO lend at WOOD & SMITHS.
Quesnsware and Glassware, a good stock, Mt
WOOQ& SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, Of WUOD& SMITHS.
Spinning Wheels, Davis mpke,) warranted to be
first rate: Coffee Mills. . good article, at
WOOD Il SMITHS.
Groeeriss-Tsa, Coffee, Sugar and Molasses, &c,
&c, at WOOD a. SMITHS.
A good assortment of Schools Books constantly on
hand II WOOD t. SMITHS.
Brown and Bleaehod Muslin, all qualities and
prices, ut WOOD a. SMITHS.
Hardware and Cutlery consisting in part ofLocks,
screws ana Nailss &c, &c., Cheap. Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Brier Scyihes, at
WOOD d SMITHS
10 COO feet Of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant.
ling also, Oak Shinglss az the Lumber Yard OF
WOOD & SMITH.
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ANY person procuring i've responsible suoscLloels' "
the srSrlNEL, will be entitled 10 q copy ior the same
length OF time, tree.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. ~
For a whole column, lone $500
" half column, Zone earl.....'.'.' 90
- quarter. - Tone year, .........-.'.'' ASVC
For IL lines, or less, Qhree serhons).-.'' 10
do do lone insertion). ....t''f' %
For each additional insertion, ....''' =
BUSINESS CARDS. o
For IL lines, or less, lone year. sS0o0
" tsix monfhs) ......'..s.'' <'VO
RATES OF POSTAGE.
on WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
To all SUBSCRIBERS in the county where puDlsheu'
FREE
More than 80 miles distant, .....5 cts. per quarter
over 50, and under 800 miles, 10 "
Over 800 and under l,C0O........lo
Over 1000 and under 1000. .. 20
AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL, ,
The following named gentlemen are our authoflzeI
agents ia receive subscriptions, advertisements, ana
lob Work., We hope they will prove themselves 70
trood Agents. All contracts made by thelh WIN
ltsuictly fulfilled by US; 80
Freeport-Josepn Allen.
Westchester-William Fleming
Mooreiield-A. JulI Schneider.
Franklin-Dr. +. Conway.
Rumlev-jucob Gutshall.
Snort Greek-AsH Holmes.
Stock-Jumes HOagland.
Athens--Dr. Thomas tindlsy
G~reen-Samuel Bell.
German-John Brown.
North-A. +. Croskey,
Monroe-lIenry B'41eller.
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'tcunEy OGHCcrS.

Probate Judge-BRcr W. VLIRs; office in the
Clerks office.
'VcwnIy OFFiccrS.
Clerk rthe Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; Office in the Public Buildings.
Sherih-JAMLs Bow; office in the Jail Buildings.
Audior--JoHN SLOAN ottlce, Public
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hEARN,
lreasurer-DAyD HILBERT,
Prosecuting Attorney-ALLkNC TURNER; Office IN
ii. residence nearly opposite the Mansion House.
Commissioner Of nsoivents-LEvI + oRsYTHE; Oh
ce, opposite the Mansion House.
Sealer II Weights and Measures-WILLIAM SHOT
WELL; residence, LadlZ.
Coronep-A. c. NIXON; residence, Hanover.
SurvByor--JAco JARVIS; residence, Cadlz township.
Observation-Disclosures WEIGH; residence, Cadlz.
Master Commissioner i'll Chancery; WILLIAM ING
~; residence, Cadiz.
Lawson ScoTT and Miss y, +. THOMPSON residence,
Notaries Public-WILuAM ARNOLD residence, Ca
liz; ROBERT WADE, residence Harlisvile. 49,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Luther Rowley; residence, Monroe township.
Elijah Carver; /" Freeport 80" ! ,
Jolm Yost: Short Creek &"
Regular Meetings, first Monday in March, June,
and December, at the Auditors office.
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY I~NFIRMARY.
John Havelfeld; residence, Cadiz township.
Benjamin Mctaddeni -" Nottingham
John Conway; STOCK
JUSTICES OF TIE rEAcE.
Short Creek township-Joshua Adams, Charles
Wartel and William Buchanan! ,
Greene township-Jolm Ii. Black, Samuel Bell and
ty and Robert Mckee.
RunrIoy township-Thomas Finicum and Freder-
ok kimmell. -"
Moorefeld township-Samuel Skinner, Jacob LAT
ferry and Return NJ. Kennedy, ,
Nottingham, township-Michael Crowl, Michael
Laird and Thcmas Wykotf.
stock township-Aaron Conway, Hamilton Nc
Eadden and John Cramblett
North township-James WEIGH, Abraham I. Cros-
kew and WiiiiamH. McGavran,
frocport township-George b. Smith, John Knox.
John Wilkin. ' .,
German townslip-Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Foreman. ,
Athens township-IIance Dunlap, John Bethel and
William Wilson.
Cadiz tovnship-William Arnold, John Blair,
LauncGiot fiearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Archer township-Robert Maxwell, George Chris
Washington tswnship-John NJ. Brown and Lem
uel Carothers.
Franklin township-William B. Hunt and Jacob
Cramblett
Monroe township-David Bowers, Samuel Mack.
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Grist and Saw Mill for sale.

N7NEV WIN |V
TIME subscriber offers for sale the Grist and Saw
i Mill he now occupies, situated three miles west
OF Cadiz, Harrison county, y, on the road leading
TO N. Philadelphia. Said mills ARE in successful OPP
Grafton and in a manner new, being all rebuilt with
idlile last two years and a half. The Grist Mill is
calculated TO go by steam or water power, or both 1t
the SAME time. Attached thereto is an engine suf.
icientto run two pair OF stone, a good frame mill
house four stories high, with oil things necessary for
doing both country and merchant work. In said
mill Is one pair of four feet french hurs of a superior
quality, and one pair of three q nd. a half feet loirsl
Fill choppers, one s~uperfne boiling cloth, sixteen
feet reel, two sets elevators, one rolling screen, one
smut machine-Lull's patent
The saw mill is calculated to go with water alone.
ANY person or persons wishing Information as to the
character Of said mills, call with Wood g. Smith, Or
with s. 81 II. McFadden, Cadiz.
May A, 1883. JOSEPH THOMPSON.
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.GGsE ,4aGGTIV8L NENEW GOODS
AT A. F. MOQRE'S!

am just receiving the handsomest and best assert
l. ment of Goods ever brought to Cadiz, Witch / am
determined to sell lower, for Cash, than can be sold
by any other house in the place. ."';
My stock consists of fine Satin, Silk plain, black
and fancy for Dress; best Satin fer. Fesing; Persian
Dresses; Berage dc LANES, &C., &c; Grape and silk
Shawls; the NEST splendid styles Of Ribbons ever OIL
tered in Cadiz. All new styles READY MADE
CLUIlIlNG-Cloths, C~assimeres, Eestings, &c.
Also, a splendid assortment OF Shoes, BOotees, &C.;
Bonnets, caps, &c.
still continue 10 make up Clothing in the latest
styles and in the best manner TO order, and cheaper
than the cheapest.
Invite all my old customers and the citizens gen.
orally to call and examine before purchasing, Tor /
intend to sell low for Cash, and will make it to the
people interest 10 examine my stock.
Cadi2, March l6, '53. A. L. MOORE.
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{ CO. 90 g r,ct.I

laying sut end ss,sbishiuS STATE roAls. snd
ehanaiag geir direeiionn - eerisis eases,
passed hHGh 5. 1885; an ACT entitled "ah
act ~ amend an act defining The
HSds ofiS Jag out ard establishing sIate
roads. and changing their direction in GER
tain sases," passed Hsreh 20, ls4i; an act
enlaea ian act TO sutherize county com
missioners IN th:s stGte 20 lay oai and estab-
hsh stale Tsads, passed FEBRUARY snh 1916,
be, aud the same are hereby repealed; Pro
Vided, however. she repeal Of said acts shall
not effect any sct done. or any right or IL
ability aceruIng or accrued, or any suit, mat
ter or proceeding had or commenced under
the provision ofssid acts.
JAMES 9. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House of Representative,
WILLIAM MEDILL.
President of the SeDa.e.
March II, 1858.
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ANACT

[No. col AN ACT
To amend lhe act entitled ''an act to create
slieh in favor Of mechanics and others in
certain cases" passed March nth, 1913.
Sec. /. BE iL enacted by the General AS
smbly Of the State Of Ohio; That the sew
enth section of the act entitled Fan act to
create a lien in favor OF mechanics and 9TH
ers in certain cases." passed March IL,
l84S, be amended so as 10 read as follows:
"See. 7. That any person entitled TO a
lien under this act shall make an account in
writing OF the item of labor, skill material
and machinery furnished or either Of them,
as the case may be, and after making oath
thereto, W thin four months from the time
Of,perlorming such labor and skill, or fur
nlshIng such material and machinery. shall
file the same in the recorders Office Of the
county IN which such labor skill aud mate
rails, shall have been furnished which ac-
count SO made and filed shall be recorded
in a separate book, TO be provided by the
recorder for that purpose, and shall from
the commencement OF such labor or the
furnishing Of such materials and for tEo
years AMER the completion of such labor
"a IlAS llSIAillS VI sum q lNhos 'pNA w
AS a lien On the several descriptions of
structures and buildings, and the lots on
which they stand, in lie first section of
This act named, when any labor has been
done. or materials furnished as provided on
a written contract, the same Or a copy there
of shall be filed with the account herein re-
qdired. "
See. 9. That the seventh section Of al
act entitled an act to create IA lien III favor vi
mechanics and others in certain clses" pas
sed March 18th, l643, be and the same
is hereby repeated, provided that all rights
acquired and liabiIiues incurred under said
section shall not be affected by Tie repeal
hereof.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of tn House Of keplest natives.
WILL AN MEDlLL,
President Of tbe Senate.
March 70. 1883. =.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book nc.
count, are requested to come without delay and
make settlement, as | am determined to close up all
my old business matters. This notice will consid.
er sufficient for all and hem hat-that won't take /
intend to bring. Tx. J. BENNETT.
Cadix. March q. 1883
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NEW GOODS!!

TNHE largest and %prettiest stock Of Fall Goods are
IL to be seen at WIN. HoGG Il Co.'S, where they
think it no trouble to show goods that have been pur-
chased exclusively for cash, and with great care in
New York and Philadelphia, to which they ask the
attention ofcustomers and every person desiring to
purchase goods at short profits.
We have ddded to our usual variety, a good assert.
ment Of Ready Made Clothing, which you will fin,
on examination to be much cheaper than purchasina
material and having them made. Call and examine
the stock. WIN. H0GG e. co.
Cndiz 0ctohar u 1879
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I'D lBBUNS, Embroldefies, Linen Handkerchiess,
In Gloves and Hosiery on extensive and splendid
variety that must phase the NEST fascdious, for sale
at (aprl 60 McFADDENR
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INDEBTED to David Pool, will take notice that
i. he has left hs notes and book accounts in my
hands for speedy collection. Prompt settlements viii
save costs. W.COL. CASTOR.
April IL, 1853 49tf 3
ID EcElvED by express at HoGG & Co., a fresh supply
IL OF silk and Gimp Bsnnets, and Bonnet Ribbons.
May IL, 1853,
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CLOCIY9l CLOUKS I!

A fine lot of thirty hour and eight day; Brass
IA Clocks for sale at J. LopLANDS,
{, Cadiz, o., Jan, 10, So
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l hsvc compared the foregoing laws with
the copy furnished me, and find them cor
fectIy printed. JOHN SLOAN,
Auditor Harrison county.
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Democratic 5rulurel.
5ImIIsHED EyERY WEDNESDAY, EVENING
CHAR N. ALLEN,
Editor AMI Proprietor.


TERMS OF sU~BsCRIPrioh.
ar One dollar and hity cents within three monIn2i
Or N uayment be deferred longer one dollar and sew
nty-iye,cents. This rule will be strictly adhered 70,
Inc SrSTIyrL- will be entitled 10 q copy for the same
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All who have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, III tell you what to do:
Give me n CALI at ''Number Two;''%
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, 10 rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything ! think you'll find,
To suit the taste and plense the mind,
And then | move my hand as true,
AS any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can DO,
Your money will procure for you.
October &, 1851. EOT WILLIS.
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Notice.

EFT for sale with VIM. Hogg and Co., 5 Cook
IL ing Stoves; also, 4 Coal Stoves, q Balloon shape
and | openJ which will bs sold very cheap, as ! am
closing my business. DAVID FOOL.
CadiZ, April 20, 1883.
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sUSE.v.ENN

Judge of the Court of Common Pleas-THoMAs l.
JEwEfr; residence, SteubenvIlle.
Probate Judge-Bmcr W. NEIRs; office IN th'
Clerks office. = "
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5xAVAAx< s..

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o
L Cadiz that | have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCoFmick's store,
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
1 would respectfully ask the ppbl.g 10 g,ye inc a call
at "Number tWo."-
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CERTAIN BOTANICAL AGENT,

which In all Diseases or arrangements OF the female frame.
obsiruetIOns, difficulties, painful transformations, Ne, has
effected n cure, This rn1i is indigenous TO our -OIl, and lonpd
IN large Quantities, and rs u medicinal property. stands with.
out an equal it lOuns one OF the compounds In the pre1Iafa.
tiOB, which, as n whole, is the best remedy ever given to a
debiitatei temale it is sure, and the system VII be restored
10 health by us use.
For the relief Of all Sympathetir Diseases nitendHnt on peE.
nancy it alluys those distressing aud painful troubles when
often occur both to married and unmarried females, and re.
ROves those periodical distractions which arse IRON taxing
Geld, sc.
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, Bilious Dis
Sases, IN Inflammation NJ Ire LHHgS, Coughs, Dtds, HDGrSs-
Rrss, .Aighf Nhsats, HenkHtsS, Ac.. tor all these diseases no
medieing LRs aver hpeu IFS euual,
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OANF This ap reea
pie na.nins place, and quiet retreat Ter those II
leased by the undersigned, with visv, =, ~ ossn
chase OF It, II successful in his efforts To sccornn
aste the pubic, VIII be opened for the season ~,
"Wednesday 18th June. 'Ao scsson on
Many and varied improvements have besn -.
Gently made. calculated to promote tha cor,,ar, es
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted bv The nro'
pr,etor snd his family. which can afford the lea,
sansfscuonto 10 bis guests Parents and their child.
dren VIII nnd the comforts of home In ample pro.
vision WHIST the deyotee of fishing may come az.
sured' thst every necessary arrangement for Ria
accommodation in the way of fishing boa,. .nd
tackle. with proper persons to wal, on him vhilst
engaged In his captivating sport, has been fully
made In ADDITION, seine viii be daily drawn FIR
the accommodation of the place and the srnusement
OF visitors, whilst rst rate band of music will he
10 readiness, day and night, for the amusement and
recreation of those who may call it into service
Visitors from Richmond and Fredericksburg can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur.
day of each week, by means of the steamers Pow
hatan and Osceols, which touch at Aqua Greek on
those days, and returning, can reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week by
the same boats In time to connect with the regular
mail train of those days h4a
The terms of board at the Point will be 81 for
single day. 81 so per day for three days, and less
than week, Sl0 per week and $50 per month
Children and servants half price. As NO public
10 contemplated the 4th of July the
Point, visitors, prior to that date, may come with
not be disturbed BY any assemblage OF boisterous
character. WM. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor OF the Fountain Inn Light
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion. Md
June 9th 1853 jets
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Richmond. june. 23, 1853.
From Hayti.
Advice from Port.an Prince, Hayti, to the
18th ulf., have been received:


Advice from Portan Prince, Hayti, to the
18th uli., have been received: 81
The market, with merchandise usually i'm
ported from the United States, is abundantly
supplied, and prices are considerably below
cost delivered here.
The coffee crep, which has not been large
this season, comes in now in diminished quan.
titles, and the demand continues, with an lin.
crease of price. The currency of the country
is constantly diminishing in value, so that a
Spanish dollar is wssth sixteen and quarter
dollars Hayhen currency--shewing forcibIy
an Inverse prosperity of the empire.
The exports of coffee will fall considerably
short of the quantity shipped the last year.
The yellow fever, which has prevailed SO ex.
iensveiy. has entirely ceased to exist, and
ror. au-Prnce, at p, resent is very healthy.
The only event of general interest now pass.
i1g, 10 the arrival of his Lordship, Vincent Spa
capietra, Bishop Of Arcadcopoles, and dele-
gaze apostolic from his Holiness Pope Plus
Ia, 10 the court of ST. Faustin.
lhe Bishop arrived some days since, and
was received with demonstrations of respect,
ano almost OF worship. All that is yet known
ol the OBJECT OF his visit, is, that the Pope de.
sires most earnestly TO take these erring Hay.
'iens l,. under his immediate care.
ms Is the fourth or ifth commission that
nus oeen sent from the court of Rome to Oh.
,a'n .ne spiritual dominion of the Haytiens.-
Ifesident Boyer resisted all oyerrures from
ush; put what his present Majestyamay sub.
nit TO Is yet problematical.
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CHILLING OFF AT COsT.-A GREAT
- CHANCE TO SAVE 90 PER CENT AT H.
ROSENFELD'S, No IT'S BROAD STREET
Having determined to make change in my bust
ness the pres Mt Summer. will, from this day.
offer nv entire stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles st and below cost, for cash Itis too te
dous enutnerate the different styles of Goods -
All be asks is cal, and you can satisfy yourself
Call early, before the Goods are picked over. Do
not forget the name and place
II. .ROSENFELD,
my 24-tIIVN Us Broad street
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WHO Is FANNY FERsa-It is we'll known
here that the popular articles IN the Olive
Branch and True Flag, signed Fanny Fern"
are written by Mrs. Farriugton, formerly Mrs.
E'drdge, ofthis city. This lady il the daugh
ter OF our venerable fellow citizen, Nathaniel
Wiii's, Esq for many years editor and pub
lIsher af the "Bosion Recorder" Ii will be
seen that Fanny" belongs 10 a literary fami-
Iy.-Boston Post.
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"a The body Of Jacob B. Douglass,
highly respectable citizen Of Spring Gardens
Philadelphia. was found in the Schuylkill riv
er 90 Friday last. II it supposed that ne was
murdered aud thrown into the river.
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There are three things woman cannot do
-to pass bonnet shop without locking in--
TO see baby without kissing it-and 10 ad-
much it was per yard.
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T The infant daughter Of Mrs. Lynch
one Of the women murdered by Spring, died
near PhiIadelphia on Monday.
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER
Jonathan Overion, a colored man and a sol.
der OF the revolution, died at Edenton, N. c.,
on The I4th instant, at the advanced age Of one
hundred and one years. The deceased served
Yorktown.
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II Henry Nichols, German, committed
suicide in Philadelphia on Sunday, by cutting
his throat.
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EXPLOSION OF LocomorlvE.-The Toledo
Republican learns from gentleman who was
ON the train. that the engine boiler of q freight
train exploded near Laporie, Ind., on Friday
evening, 10Th inst, killing the engineer and
fireman, and scalding the conductor and lit
.le boy so badly thai they were not expected
to live.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
yAs. A. owARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLEAsANTs. Editor.
.sssp
IMPORTANT AND CHEERtNG NEWS
PARIsRN ~ KINGS

Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REpUcED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDi.
TI0N, &c &C.
TIME proprietors having made new arrangements
il for the still better dispatch of their Express by
The steamships Roanoke and jamestown from
New York, they wish 10 keep IL before the public
that PARISEN g. KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the accommods
don Of their friends at the lowest rates and unps
ralleled dispstch- their Express leaving New York.
ia generally delivered at almost every point of Viz
eina in As hours and throughout North Carolina in
Sc hours and at forty per cent below the old UM-
BUG MONOPOLY
PARISEN s. KINGS facilitie for the expeditions
Transportation of Freight and Packages cannot be
beat by any express company In existence and they
defy any competition, therefore, in the shape Of
humbug, imposition and monopoly.
ESa BE sure to order your goods by Pariseu
& Kings Express, No < Barclay street, New
York.
~ Rest assured. that all they promise, they
viii faithfully fulfil !!
PARISkN d KING, No Barclay ct, N. Y.
and BoIlingbrook street, Petersburg Va
~.rsEs
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FOURTH OF July IN SPRINGFIELD, Mass
A novel feature is to be introduced into the
procession at Springfield on the Fourth. II is
said that cavalcade Of young ladies and gsn.
tlemen will be formed, dressed in the old con.
tinentai style, with cooked hats, bread flaps,
tights, knee buckles, silk stockings, short
waists, powdered hair, piilions, Sc.
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E There we're a2s deaths in New York
last week.
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NfEiNG INFORMATION OF CHINA AND
CoIT CO. IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne I0l
BROAD STREET.-By the ship Winfeli Scot.
from Liverpool we are receiving our Spring suD.
ply OF China and Esrthen Ware The Psckefs
from New York and Boston are brineinv - -.
supplies OF the various kinds of Glass Ware, L3ok.
ing glasses, and great variety of Fancy Goods.
making our stock far superior 70 what II has here
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect
fully requested to call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing. mhI9