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THE BANK OF CAMDEN, s. C.-We "a |
liberty to publish the following CircuisF'

The BANK OF CAMDEN, 3. C.-WeH1['
liberty to publish the following Circuisf' u
which il will be seen that this Bank has
shared in the general prosperity of similar
institutions of our State Cam. Jour.
To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK OF
CAMDEN, South CARoLIHA.-The profits OF
the elast six months were at the rate of about
! 3 per cent. per annnm. From these profits
dividend at The rate of IL per cent. per ans
mum, was made this day, leaving, with for
mer profits a reserve of $4,000, in round
numbers The assets are all good; there is
not the least apprehension i'm relation to any
portion of them. The Bank had two regu-
lar Agencies last year; one at Charlotte, and
one at Sumtcryille That at Charlotte has
been discontinued, in consequence Of the
election of the Agent to the Presidency of
! the new Bank there; we have no Agency
| now but at SumterSille.
/ The holders of the Stock Of this Bank
/ number about 200 of these, about 100 hold
/ for widows and orphans, and married and
single women, Ministers of the Gospel, and
/ for various Religious and Charitable Socie-
ties and Institutions; and these 100 holders
represent nearly fiye-cighths of all the Capi-
tal of 100000. No part of the Stock is
held, as we believe, for speculation; for the
larger portion OF the StOck helu Oy OtnerS
than the classes above named, is held by
elderly men, and persons not in business.
1t seldom changes hands; the actual sales
have hardly averaged $4,000 year for years
past.
The members Of the Board now, are, W..
+. johnson, Thomas Lang, J. NJ. DeSaus-
sure, Benjamin Perkins, John Workman, w
ID. McDowall and Edward Halle. All the
200 Stockholders, including the seven DireG1
tors, two of whom are business men, hardly
owe the Bank $4,000.
At the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers in May last, the Board were directed to
apply for renewal of the Charter, which
expires first of January, 1856.
IL is proper TO remark, that, notwithstand-
ing the exaggerated impression rs to the de-
cline of Camden, we are well assured, that,
under new Charter we can continue to
make satisfactory dividends. First, or last,
we have excited no false hopes, but have full
ly come I'm TO our promises.
By orler of the Board,
w. f. JOHNSON, President.
July |, 1853.
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s|- THE Greenville Patriot says that al
though it appears that it is an ill-fated spot
where Messrs. Kilgore g. Lestcrs factory
was burnt; that heing the third factory de-
stroyed there by fire, that those entcrprising
gentlemen will at once commence to erect
another
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Hung.

Two of the negroes, Winney and Ben,
convicted of the murder of the late Mrs Mar
tina Cunningham Of Liberty Hill, suffered
the extreme penalty of the law on Friday
last, at the place where the murder was COM
mitted.
On account of the peculiar situation of
Phillis, who was also tried, and sentenced to
be hung at tho same time, n respite has been
granted her by the Governor until April
next.
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429. Our Steam ships ply regularly and sue
cessfully between this city and New York
twice every week. At this season of the
year, the travel wends North, therefore many
more depart thap arrive.
The Osprey, fine Steamer, leaves hero
every alternate week for Philadelphia. She
leaves on the 9th and Goth August. The
price of Cabin passage to New York is 1875,
to Philadelphia Sl5. The fare from Phila-
delphia to New York is 50.
might give you few more dottings, but
Mr.. Editor, my hand is sorely tired, will
take this to the office, ard then no for the
Moultrie House.
RAT"TERV
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ss -
The Crops.

We have just returned home, and having
passed through n large portion of the Dis
trict, are rejoiced to say the crops look much
better than we had anticipated. The late
refreshing showers, (since the 4th ult) have
brought out the corn wonderfully. Cot
ton as far as we are able to Judge, is doing
well, and an average crop no doubt will be
made.
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Business Notice.

We beg our farmers to notice the adver-
tiscment Of Messrs. Chambers, Jeffcrs g. Co.
Charleston,-not only notice it-cut it out,
and paste it some place where you can al
ways see it.
These gentlemen are known to US by
reputation, and if they do not give entire
satisfaction-why, take the Ledger Office for
dcceiving you.
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G D hitnr' & Gablr.

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-This valuable
monthly with its accustomed punctualty
came to hand n week ago. The August
number is very handsome one. Besides
the plates, which are splendid, especially
"The Village Beau" there are number
of very choice literary productions. The
Press speak highly of The Mysterious
Box" and other articles, which as yet We
have not had time to read. Price of Go.
dey's Lady's Book, three dollars per year
Two copies $500, and so on.
Address, LOUIS A. Cooley,
Philadelphia.
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The Bank of Chester,

BY advertisement in the Chester Standard
we elthat the next instalment of $40 per
share will be required to be paid by the first
Of September
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GEO. r. GRAHAM.
Philadelphia.

MARX HURDLEsToYE OR THE TWO BROTHERS.
This Il novel by Mrs. Noodle. sister
of Agnes Strickland, author of the Lives
of the Queens Of England. Mrs. Noodle
IS the author of that popular novel
"Roughing it in the BUSH" which fact OF
itself gives character TO Mark Hurdle.
stone" Acritic says: Since the drvs of
"Frankcnstein," wheu Byron and Shelly
declared themselves surpassed by Mrs
Shelly's work, there has not been 80 pow.
crful or so exciting novel rs this one be.
fore u.s."
DE WITT & DAVENPORT,
New y Ork.
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LANCASTERVILLE. s. C.
WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 3, 1858
BATTERY.

sSY" We tender our sincere thanks to the
kind friends who have of late so materially
assisted us in increasing our subscription
list. To no one are we more grateful than
to the Post Master at Pineville, n. &.
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s. G. Rail Road.

Mr. Lythgo, the former superintendent of
this Road, has been elected chief Engineer
Of the Rabun Gap Rail Road. w. NJ.
Stockton Esq, chief Engineer of the Char
lotte Road, will succeed Mr.. Lythgo.
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GRAHAM's MAGAZINE.-The August num-
Der is before us. "IIousehold Treasures"
is handsome plate. The articles in this
number are from the pens of Mrs +. ].
Eames, Mrs. S. G. Hall, II. III. Stoddard,
Henry William Herbert, and others of &C.
lebrity. MIR. Graham spares no pains to
increase the interest of his Magazine, and
as it should be, generous patronage is
his reward. Price of Graham's Magazine
three dollars per year. Two copies So,
and so on.
Address; GEO. r. GRAHAM.
Philadclphia.
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Express Companies

The Columbia Banner. and some other
State y '''S w.
Press companies. ....
Why how do you suppose they served
us?-About the first of April package was
sent us from New York by Combs & Co.'S
Expressive received it the first of June.
Comment is unnecessary others have said
enough.
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AS will be seen by advertisement pic.
mic will be, given here on Saturday next
and an address delivered by George McC
Witherspoon, Esq
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s~ For the information of persons de-
string to visit Glenn Springs, we publish the
following. Glenn Springs is quite pleas
ant place, and Mr.. Zimmerman most cour-
taou. ond obl;o;n poptIomop
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Glenn Springs,

To The Publishers Of The Mercury.
GENTLEMEN Please publish the following
analysc of the Glenn Springs water.
One wine quart, contains six cubic inches
of Supplemented Hydrogen Gas.
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s8y- THE following gentlemen were in
stalled by p. c. r. Jas. F. Barr, officers Of
Waxhaw Tent, !. o. o. r. for the ensucing
quarter:
w. A. Moore, G.. r.
A. c. Thompson, d. r.
d. a. Button, Sh'pd.
David p. IIeminis, r. S.
A. J. Connors, +. s.
+. u. KeTnsdgs T.
Eli Beac -..
- S. N.DNis3ft G.
Thos. S{Riilln, o. G.
James F. Barr, p. c. II.
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SOLID CONTENTS,

Analysed by Thomas S. PIeasants, NJ. D.,
of Richmond, Virginia.
p. S.-A'f four horse Coach leaves Chester
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; also
four horse Coach leaves the head of the
Laurens Railroad on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, latter the arrival of the Cars.
J. G. ZIMMERMAN,
Glenn Springs, Spartanburg Dist. S. C..
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DRY GOODS, cLorHrro -

EW fALL GOUDs--M fIJIIE1Ts--
AM NJ KETiAILOur snrp'y Of TRfasa1a Ne.
ana ASCI GOODS, for the ensuing season y
~ 10 ana complete 1t sarpasses, in choice and na1w
s.yie, ~ any thing yet offered TO the sssJ
among tne numerous articles which o,,r 49, 80
the fashions Of the day. = 'Aent skaoax
GiMfs m Greek and pointed patterns
Velvet GIMPS, velvet 6ALL1yONa vst...
match, " ms u
p! Patent silk BALLOONS for cLoAKs, ao~.,..
Real and imitation JET ORNAMrvrs
BRACELETS, AMBER and BEADS. 1e. 4, anti No.
variety, go IA great
Ladies' RIGoLETTEs. FAsclNAToRs opy..
SCARFS, &c. NO, ofLAA
We have, also, cut paper PATTERNS % cl,..-
Mantiiiax, Dressing Gowns, Chidre n,s Sacks SDass
ter the new system of Mad. Demosess - a.
Thus the ladies' of the city Of Richmond. MR..
generous appreciation and refined taste bsse' agss
ed our enterprise win now find In their raidst AZ
ponum OIL TRIMMINGS and VARIETIES ybieb - =
not surpassed by any of the northern cities sa
Liberal allowance made 10 merchants .,5 L.
makers. HIRSH 4 ETgT,rSIIIIrt 81 81
Sc Z2-imt no rLn
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r OAL.-CUMBERLAND L.
MORTIMORE BITTER CORDIAL
MI AND RLQQQ PIIRIEIER PRICE 81 PEE


BoTTLE.-Physcians of the first standing in the me-
dca profession and prescribe il ms the most eec
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought by sedentary.
habits exposure, Indigestion torpid state of the live
CT impurities of the blood, now look upon this COR
DIAL rs most mysterious aud magical in its healing
properties and restoring powers. stands prominent
in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia. General De-
bty and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia or lndiges-
tion Loss Of Appetite, Acidty of the Stomach, Ner-
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head, Cos
tNeness Irregularities the Bowels, fIeurisy,
Pains Misery in the Side Region OF the Heart,
Flatulency Depression of Spirits, Paptaton OF the
Heart, Difficult BREATHING Sinking Sensations fros-
tration of the Nervous System Cold, Chilly Sensa-
tons or Numbness OF the Flesh or Lamps Diucaitior
Heart, Affections of the Lungs, Jaundice Diseases
of the Kidneys, DerangeIaent or PROSTATE CONDITION
of the Organs of Nature which cause painful hrregu-
larities, especially with Females. producing Debih
and Prostitution of the Nervous System, Pale or Sa
low Complexion
MORTiMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL Is pure
vegetable peasan totake, and perfectly safe to be
used in any state of health even ~ the most dehca
female child.
ISY- Price dollar pc Ibottle.
w " ALEXANDER l. Co, Proprietor No. B
CLAY street, castor House, New York.
to Remember that we sell ut wholesale and reta
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheumatism
in all its FORMS either imfammatory, acute chro-
MIC no difference how bad the case, how long
standing This is Mortimore 8 RHEUMATIC CONF
POUND, which is q vegetable extract, an internal
remedy prepared expressly for this disease. 1t
has already cured thousands who had long been Grip
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming and con-
vincing, as given by vast nurlberso GU most re-
spectacle citizens
Call and get a circular and read the letters andcer-
tificatcs of your friends anG those around you who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to
perfect health by this remedy.
Fer sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., sole Agents
fer Richmond. ap 20
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READ RE-OPENED-u Do

,sESFELD would respectfully inform -.
tlehas ana customers, and the public generate ~, US
ne mas re-opened his STORE, No. IT'S Broad , IA.
Sltn an entire New Stock of Fall and WHIT hpJ
GGOOODS His stock embraces all kinds of nRrSsIs
oOoDo, Embroideries, Silk Mantillas Shawl 90
svery other article usually kept in Div fo saa
Also, great variety of FANCY ARTICLES al
~nicn WIN be sold cheap, being purchased bq b ~
sell IN the Northern cities On the most rsas, ~.
II. ROSEEFELD.
up .h.,,s,. IT'S Broad q.
a: y. thankful to his friends and the public gsns-
ray ior past fsyors in reopenng his Store hops. !,
bestowed on him heretofore, pa''"Hass
Sc l2-3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

E,LAAl, SMITH 81 CO., Grocers and
~ Commission Merchants Gary street, adjoining
Columbian Hotel. Richmond Va offer for sale New
Orleans, Porto Rico, Loaf, Crashed, Powdered and
Coffee Sugars; Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses Bacon.
Fish. Briggs Family Flour, Oils, Teas, Wines and
Liquors, Havana seaars, Gilliam,s Wine Sap Tnbsc.
co, Sperm. Adamsntine and Tallow Candies; Toilet
Packing Yarn, Brooms, Buckets, Shot Powder. Gun
Caps, Shoe Brushes, Backing. Matches Bed Cords,
Starch. Smoking Tobacco Vinegar, Nails, Cap Letter
and Wrapping PAPER, Spices Of oil kinds, together
with everything else to be found In grocery store.
All of which they will sell at wholesale or retail on
accommodating terms.
They will also give strict attention to the sale of
country produce oc 3
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

yoTs ron Hrai--Lewia the fnnloving editor Of
~ " Jr,ion. Gays an exehange,l Is candidate
t,r me Legislature. In the last number Of his pa.
,,h,isles circular to his fellowcitizens, oil
,sahr ea,s,ass whereupon he says:
:, may be asked why write so long circular.
An anecdote win illustrate my answer. Once up.
-, t;ne an old lady sent her grandson out to act
.srsev On his return, the following dialogue took
place: a,s
''samny, have you set her z
eYes grandma
arixed the nest all up nicely
aIIoe many eggs did you put under herr
oone hundred and twenty, grandma
"Why, Sammy, what did you pun so many "naef
"e a,srandn,a ,caated see her spread acrsef
NV opponents will pitch into this circu,ar-hope
they viii good time IN MAKING arse per
thry could get over, but cdat 10 see them spread
fSemselrss
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r OOK no YOUR INTEREST.-The

- subscriber having justreturned from the North
with a large and well selected STOCK OF GOODS,
which he Ia prepared to make up at the shortest no-
tice and the most accommodating terms, soicits
the patronage of his friends and the public generally
who viii lind it to their interest to give him CALL as
he Is determined TO offer inducements that cannot
fail 70 meet their appreciation. Having engaged the
services of Mr.. J. S. ROANE to superntend my cut
ting department. am prepared to receive and exc.
cute any orders in the Tailoring line in the best and
most fashionable style.
NJ M. SHULTZ, Merchant Tailor,
Main ST.. under the Mansion House.
M. M. SHULTZ, having engaged my services to
conduct the Tailoring Department of his business,
would earnestly solicit call from my old customers
and friends generally, as l determined to use
every exerton to give entire satisfaction to all who
may have the pleasure of serving.
oc 1dlmt j. S. ROANE.
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON, corner of
~ Thirteenth and franklin streets dealers in
French and American PAPER HANGINGS, CUR
TAIN GOODS, Cornices, Bands Cords, Tassels and
Gimps, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattings
Window Shades and Blinds, best curled Hair and
Shuck MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Boosters
and Pillows have on hand the most extensive and
elegant stock of the above goods for the fall trade
ever offered in this city which will be sold on rea
sonable terms, wholesale aud retail Paper Hanging
and Upholsterng attended to promptly in the city or
country. call from our friends ana the public gem
orally is respectfully solicited. sel7-Sm
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CMBROIDERTES! EMBROIDERIES

~ The undersigned have in store, direct from the
Northern auction sales, splendid stock of French,
Swiss and Scotch needle-work EMBROIDERIES,
exceeding in cheapness and variety anything offered
in that line in this city, consisting of 1900 Collars
1000 embroidered, hemstiched and sheer linen CAM
brio Hdkfs.; Inside Hdkfs. very rich Cambria
large assortment; Ribbons of all shades STYLES and
prices; besides the usual stock of Dress Goods Do
mestics, and great many other useful and desirable
articles which the attention of the ladies particu
larry is respectfully called, promising to sell barsa
and no mistake.
J. MILLHISER 4 BROTHER
1913 BROAD stree
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ROWLING SALOON.-The undersigned

XIV iINU DALOON.-lneu undersigned
~ has just fitted up elegant SALOON in the
rear OF the Arbour, for the amusement and exercise
of eentlemen with three splendid ALLEYS just put
down In the best manner By Mr. r. England, and
pronounced by judges the most superior in work
menshp ever seen IN the city, which will be opened
this day to the public.
He has also completely remodeled his ARROUR
RESTAURANT, and il is now pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia, where can be had
ata times the greatest delieaees OF the season. and
where everything good to eat and drink will be al
ways ready for his friends ana patrons,
tie returns his sincere thanks TO his friends for heir
nnbounded patronage and assures them every atten-
tonot Aiself and assistants will be always rendered
oc 10 Il. w. ALLEN.
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WADSWORTH, TURNER 4 CO -
W NO. 10, FOURTEENTH STREET
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FORRIGE 80.

DVDII<oIIC Dh1 UUUUS. ~
=, nave received by various arrivals their s.o. =
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS. wbieb i 80
extensive than they have heretofore Offered =,
aa In variety, beauty of styles and guai;. e
sooos superior to any stock they have ever exbh9 q
m and city dealers respectfully soIin,as
caii ana examine their stock-al of Which, LII %
Is low as they can be had in this or any Norbsos
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A T meeting of the Board of Directors
IA Of the Virginia Central Railroad Company the
9th September, 1858, the following resolution was
adopted, viz,
Whereas, the Agricultural Society of Virginia pro-
pose to hold fair in the city of Richmond in the
month of November next, and this Board being dis
posed to aid laudabe enterprise in its infancy
Resoired, That the present occasion all persons
exhibiting evidence of being members of the Society,"
and all articles intended for exhibition, shall be car
red and returned this road free of charge but
the company win not be responsible for any accden-
NoTE1It is possible that more subjects for xbibi
ton may be offered than the company have conven-
lent means for transporting To prevent dsappoint-
ment, owners should confer with the Superintendent
six days before the fair E. FONTAINE, Pres't.
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CHILDREN'S G AFTER S.-Just re-
~ ceiyed a beautiful lot of lilac CATERS, very
superior Also, handsome assortment of black stuff
CATERS
LADIES' SLIPS AND TIES-Another lot of those
beautiful Morocco Slippers and Ties just received
and will be sold for the small sum of ST, by
WILLIAM WALSH,
Dealer in Boots Shoes, Trunks &C., IS Main street.
sign of the Boot, just below City Hotel, opposite
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING

n M IIrynEn c-'H LII CLOl HIM.
customers and the public that thew have nov ~
and are daily receiving from their factory in ~,
North y. large and well selected stock of READY
and latest style, and which they offer 30 sei bo,s
wholesale and retail, as low and lower than any 9TH
to their interest to call and examine their sto 49,
purchasing elsewhere ''''''
NJ. HEXTER SONS
No. 80 Main street
next door to Messrs. Purcell, Ladd Co, Drug,is.u
Sc 21-lms f +Nss-''s'
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

~ We are receiving daily, aud now have on hand
in Store the largest and best assorted stock of STA
PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS we have ever of
tered for sale We invite friends and customers
and the public generally examine our stock before
they purchase Notwithstanding of the follow.
ing in part:
Brown and bleached Sheetinss and Shirtinzs
blesched and brown Cotton Drills Bed Tickinas AMI
cold Cambrcs, Blankets large STOCK Pulled Cloths
kerseys Satinetts and Tweeds, Domet and all Wool
Flannels, bleached and brown Canton Flanpels plaid
and plain Lnseys, black, blue, green and brown
French Cloths, black French Cassmeres and Doe
skins, Fancy Cassmeres and Silk and Wool Vestnss
Irish Linens Table Damask and Napkins Linen Sheet.
ings and Pillow Case Linens French Mernos all
colors large stock, English Meruos Persian Cloths
plain and printed, black Bombazines and Alpaccas
plain and printed French DeLaines, plaid and striped
French DeLaines, rich printed Cashimeres and Satin
DeLaines, Saxony and Gala Plads for children, La
dies Cloths, all colors and qualities, plain black ami
black fgurd Silks, rich plaid and brocade Silks Nor
ri Antiques very rich, Dress and Cloak Trimmings
Muslin Lace Jaconett, Honiton and Maltese Collars
all OF which we will sell on the best terms
WARREN & PERKINS.
SEQ No. III Eagle Square.
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U w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

~ IT enuI1 4 aIFoI LII
ING, 135 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly
on hand and for sale, full assortment of GENTLE.
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scription. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths
Cassimeres and Vestings, which will be made up to
order the shortest notice aud the accommo-
dating terms, and in manner which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city Cti-
zens and strangers are respectfully invited to CALL
feel confident that can give the most perfect
tisfaction.
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to 6t
FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale
at reduced price. &C 5-3m
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HAUNTED HouEs-fIouses that keep half a
dozen good looking servant girls; The spirits
manifest their presence after midnight, by certain
mufIed rams on the kitchen door To exercise
them, chain dog near the area gate.
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IL The undersigned have just received direct from
the importers an ele gaut assortment of TALMAS,
CLOAkS and MANTILLAS in cloth, silk and vel
vet embracing the newest styles and choicest designs
of the season. We have also a good supply ofLYONS
IELVETS of the finest quality and most desirable
shades; LADIES' CLOTHS, including the Broadway
brown and other fashionable shades; BROCADE CA
above.
We invite the closest scrutiny of our goods feeling
sure that they will be found equal any in the city,
and 5 cheap as the cheapest.
WILCOX L BELTS
els Metropolitan Store Isl Main st