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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
COURT OF CoMMoNPLEAs--Before Judge WoooRuTr
John Harris against Hsnry A. Colt. Moses Taylor and
Jacob Taylor

Blaintiu is fnaculuIst. DtlDp, III lDtO, III
Cuba be entered into agreement with James Drake "a
wealthy man nlng among other property the Saratoga
paptatou Oh which he had 80 slaves engaged 10 the ras
ing OF cane and manufacture Of sugar. 10 furnish machine
tor the working OF the always created in the neatlhs
tho liquid from the cane, and the noiAsSea mtg 'o
ser for which be 10 have half the proceeds OF
suRar made from the said and moasss tcOth OF
which had been previously thrown away on tns estate,
as It was far JOm tue coast 10 make u an 0bee,
10 Transport Mr. Hams came back 20 New srx AID
osnsed uphile 10 BE- made the Novelty Wotd with
which he had been connected the cost Of which was
- SEQ This be shipped for MAtsnzas IN tie ship Joseph
Ahby and went previously By another conveyance " ma
tEnzar taxing prof sfed sugar boiler win Nun Inc
was os AZ a.. never HAVING been heard from after he st
Nsy.YoYk lie then ordered another machine hofa tne
Novelty WORKS and sott TO sistan<ss tne eos.y ~ls.a
wss 5000. By this tune M Drake mad eons 20
on his wsy 20 Madnd where he Low - leaving rs Dfotanf
and az oyerseer tanned Dugsan 70 take care o. ms ess
The axreereu. between paItif end ny Oi1As We net
latter liquid furnish al the materials aDor aHo IAnts
81 .ra the oyerseer threw every impairment
81. xsv uo,v thstsndng which-the hsyng t1kcn OUT
with hirn another proie-sed spssf ooilef nVtn 49,
Yorkl-he made i've Thousand dotfs Wor, se va ,s
,b. SAFE and a. Havana preferred some snd Of clam
,t him a 20 damage % the es.sts kc and s'ter ne
% xot Judgment s.,nst him OF slbo, eer,ineass
bieh a made By several alealdes the Counsel SAD out
- DO 40, .reaI 20 being correct Mr. Harms came
80 40 New-York-sl his machinery being elil On tue
.'..nd fndiEz goods here belonging % Mr. Drake en-
which be lays az $1,000 for breach Of the
r,~en,rt On the part VI Mr. Drake. Aessrs. Cor and
Tvof, became hs surst.es 90 bend and now the issue.
A. a,f,nce the iudrsns ssAns, MI HaTs t Havana and
Proceedings there are set up ana sd the agreement
-. dsc lared VOID TIE case 10
Before Judge DAILY
Robt Spelling and Mary, biz wife, sgt Frederick Martin
To teIuexes tor assault AID battery and Eyinx
Mrs 5. charge Of policeman, growing out Of dispute
"a 70 TIE weight VI bought Defendants gro
fY
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rned until TO morrow at II O'Clock A. III.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Be:ore Judge EnaE1

Henry r Wolfe ags, Hudson River Railroad Company.
To recover damages for injuries caused by
horse being knocked down on the railroad track and rem
dered use ess cart broken &C. by cohson with the
defense 10 which IL that the collision caused by neigh
sence of the driver Of the horse aud himself already
fered to- Verdict tor plaintiff sZ5, which carries like
amount OF costs
C. C. Washburu and Others Pierre Belts surviving
partner OF firm OF James C. Betts n Co.
Plaintiffs purchased, in 1919, OF the j. G. Is.
Co three soldiers land warrants, guaranteed BY them,
which were declared aiterwad not 10 be genuine Action
is brought si6 difference IA market value la
1efs.e Mr. B. denies to have been partner in the firm.
The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
Deiatorrs Jorneyiy Lynch y Clartrs,l 25t Walt,t
1883. Jam. Noon SPIN SPIN.
FEBRUARY 2.........B 30 80 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SuIcIDE.-On Saturday
morning last Mr. A. Bracket, teacher of school at
Orange n j. undertook, while in state of mental an
berration 10 destroy his life by cutting his throat He
did not accomplish his purpose, but the wound may yet
prove fatal
RoBBERy-On Sunday night the carpenter
shop of Ezra Reeve in PenningtOnst, Newark, was
broken into and about $500 worth of tools stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
~ Monday evening a woman was found

lying Newarksy in the middle OF the street. perfectly
benumbed with cold She conveyed 10 house not far
from the place where she discovered and restorves
spilled which in time restored her 10 and feeling
She bad been drinking liquors excessively and fell unable
to walk further Yesterday she carried to her friends
who reside IN PaYona.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIOSs-F6. 2-Bsfose
the REcoEpER ard AID. BEIMgY and BAzn.
THE Derr PERJURY CASE COMMENTED.

The Court opened &C III clock; the evidence
for the prosecution being al in Hon c. Hesrtt late
Speaker Of the Assembly sworn IN behalf Of me DO
felss. HIS evidence regard 70 tie character Oh Doy
he knew him Steward Of te steamboat Albany AID %
Eevec MS character bad been good h srus Of
II further than ts very limited samuel Dorkin Asop
Weed and John Firth Es}s seysay sworn sod s@i-
6eS 10 the sse sss< q sscs the 6 winc Oes Wtss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

r. The weather was very fine yesterday,
isfihe night brought drizzly rain and of course
shll allowance Of mud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
In Brooklyn,

The Anniversary was observed by several
Military Companies, the Order OF United American
Mechanics and Protestant Associations all OF which,
ser marching through the principal streets, proceed
ed TO New.York to participate in the ceremonies in
that City. In the morning, number OF Protestant
societies from NewYork, Wiiamsburgh and Patter-
SON. NJ j. arrived at the Fulton ferry and after parad-
ing through town under escort of Society No. g. re-
turned. The Washington Life Guard and the Ringgold
Horse Guard were out also. The City Hall and other
buildings the ferry boats and shipping in the river.
were oil gaily decorated with flags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
DffDIr JuutT VfhLN
Schmidt agt. KInkelman 4 Rlk

To recover for alleged damage sale Of nsaed OIL nc not
being merchantabe u had been bon for already
fsrTed 10. The complaint IVES dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

.,or, of the scene in the building. In which
r11 -.so~,ns and gay regala mingled con'picu'
~, ,be ula.Gorm were seated large NUMBER Oh
sSy' s..,,S;ng a number Of the Clergy. several
fn.,.,s.s the orator, and number OF ouicers
On oe There was instrumental music by Ad-
tne o.,d and vocal music by the New-York
v..re Association Prayer was onered ~ i.es' a.
49,. Aaer which, II was announceo 'na' '.''e'
e's1 ,,ce,ved from Mllsrd Fillmore ana o'nsr''
20 .,,es,s bu, the letters were not reAa' An ora
n''-- ,hep delivered by j.. w Bryce a'.er WINCH
n0' MORE vocal and Instrumental music ana the
p~,ed,ction ciosed the exercise
prc.e.,ant Association also united In large num-
im celebration. and formed quite feature In
~ n,occedings Of the Day. The oinerent ioises o.
INC eo~r,sd IN Forrteenth-st, the right OF
n' -, on the sixthsv. At II o'clock they
ine hne -, under the direction Of Mr. Samuel
sene W "a w.,.h,u and proceeded down sixfha v,
NeD' &c Hudson Chambers and Greenwich
'aioe S.. |,our,Ispd.st Ferry, where they received
"" ~ N the order from Paterson. Taey then
INC" march passing through Fulton-N and
res0n''. =. 80 s,y 70 Brooklyn They marched up to
-.S .,ouod the City Hall, Brooklyn, thence back TO
~s-yorE passing in review In the Park before the
x.,o, snd Common Council
:, tbe evening the City Hall YVES illuminated In front
a. Hall over the balcony rested large transparency
n wnmSoroN Over this on the top Of the building
-. ,,ober Transparency "Born Feb. %, 1892 There
,sp,psrences also upon the front and sides OF the
the following battles of the Revolution: "Ticon-
I,,os,s aLcxington," Bunker Hill" Saratoga
c.nden." "Trenton," "White Plains" Monmouth"
grsrdywine" Yorktown large crowd of persons
,,hsrsd 10 the Park in the evening anticipating mag
Sceut display Of Fireworks, which it had been ruu'or
L.. nl,ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

Gas! Gas!-Oyer one thousand dineIent
r.tterr, fC.. Fixtures jest from our factory Antlae
- n-,,srr. Of beautiful design. may Be h.d AZ me
.--.r n,.nntsrurnx dspJt Of AkcHEk, WAEsEa Co. pa
SO BroAdrnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
II. A manuiactory of patent rail car vince

is shortly be put operation BY the Messs McDouge
ON North Point The machinery will be put up in few
days and operations commenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

~ The ground at the corner Of Fourth-av.
and Twenty secondsts (six lots instead of seven wa,
purchased by the Presbyterian Church in Blocker
late DR. Mssons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23

Fatal FALL FROM WAGON An inquest
Wa. held Yesterday BY Coroner Hilton at tbs New York
Hospital upon the BODY Of Philip Crawford naive Of
Ireland 81 years of age who died from injuries received
on the 2th ult, By fsiling from while riding
through Van Bunt st. Brooklyn ltsopears that OWING 10
the lamps benE lighted the night being DARK he drove
the wagon upon pile OF sand and upset H. verdict OF
death from fall wa rendered b. the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-23
Sr,nnlSe WITH A SHEATH KyIrE.-Oficer

FlanIy of the Fourth Ward, yesterday arrested man
named Thomas Brown, charged with stsbbn9 Cha Hen
ming the thigh and IN other places with sheath knife
ns niures OF sen 1us nature Jabez Sykes OF No.
Rooseyets ST. who witnessed tic assault made an thds-
VI, before Justice Bogart the etec that bennng gave
the accused no ustihable cause for committing the assault
and further that H. believes the accused intended to take
HenniDgs lite The prisoner committed TO await sx-
animation.
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SECOND BoARD.

s3mO 81 LOUIS 6's.......IO4h
$500 y. R.R. Con b.. II. IN s
a. 90 Ens LIT Mtse. IA. III
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-25

Also part Of lot No. a2s, in The town az
Portsmouth, being 80 Ieet OF said 10, front.
ing On Sixth slFeet; beginning 27k Ceet east
Iof Msrketslree and Iunning east 35 feet 10
astakr; thence south By an alley l07 feet q
inches; thence west 35 feet with said alley
and thence north to the beginning. II
Alsopaft Of lot No. 427. in tbe town Of
Portsmouth, being 90 feet3 inches fronting
on Market street, beginning at the north wesl
corner Of said lot, thence south on Marke,
street IS feet 3 inches to stake; thence, east
82a feet 10 stake thence north 55 feet
inches 70 Seventh street; thence west S2A feet
10 the beginning,
Also IN Lot known and designated on the
recorded plat OF Willism Oldield's addition
10 the town Of Portsmouth BY No. l04 being
at the corner Of Washington and Fifth
streets.
| Also 10 Lot in the town of Portsmouth
known by No, 1888, on The recorded plat OF
said town.
Also part of lot No. N. in the,said town
of Portsmouth, being 81 iest inches off ol
tbe east side Of said lot. having front and
rear Of 81 feet 3 inches each, and extending
back So feet.
Also The whole Of In Lot No. 81 in the
town Of Lucasyile, in said Sciolo county, re
errnce being had to the plat of said town.
| The parties aforesaid are hereby further no
iaed that said petition will be for hearln.
at the May term Of said Court. A. D. 1858
JOHN w. CORWINE,
.a By.A. w. MCAusLEg.
March 25, 1853. his atty.
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bottle, andrpbove al. see that she LIBEL of o..
rectiohs has the written signature Of Gharles
Osgood n. D. and you are safe.
B7r From S. F. CARY, ESQ.,, Counseilorsat
Law, 10 the Agents at Cinciunati:
.s CIEciaNATi. Oct llth, Ie4b.
Messrs. Sanford & Pafk:--In June last I
was attached with that most afiiictiug and IN
pleasant disease, the "Chili and Fever" The
paroxismy returned daily, and were very severe
NY physical enc rgies had been much impaired
BY ., previous astsck OF bilIious fever. Hav.
ing tried some iavesite remidies without relief,
friend in whom / had. con fiidence recon.
meDded DR.. 0sgood 's India Cholagopue.
procured bottle, Hnde followed tho accompa-
nyiug directions. Tho conse euence was thai
Il had but one parexysm after taking the iif.
dose. and my general health was rapidly
stored without using any other medicine. e
dispens ed the remainder of the hottie 10 tu,
other persons similarly afflicted, aud with tn
same results. One Of Them had been shakin
for eight months, ,and war relieved in two day
by the use Of the Cholagogue. consider j
my duty, AS it is my pensure, to recommen
". having the most entire confidence in'its sau
tive power Yours truly. s.. r. GARY.
For sale by - J. D. PARK,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
North east corner ofFourth and Walnut sts
-enrrance on Walnut st, 10 whom all orderl
must be addressed. M
| Also sold by J. L (. M'vey & Co, and Shack.
leford a. Gsiehton, H. G. & A. B. Jones, Forts
mouth; Trusdale & Hynes Jasper E. Lon
Jackson; E. B. Perkins, Ironton; Emmit ada
VIE, Wavery; Nv Durham, Piketon; d. .Sproa
1htllicethe. junel6, w4f
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".
N /, coruefto taii survey thence u ~ d1.lc11
3 40 poIes 10 black oak rcd ops ans N||iIe
oak T. thence " ] 8 degrees 3 d20poIoafo 10 ffI's
beech aud hickory ID fuckers ruu thence
50.deefsks East l20 poles 10 gum, beech t1l
maple on thebank ofsaid run; thence eoulI -
dsgfeesW. Is poles 70 pile of stoare north
sestyofneF Of Nathaniel M1ssic's sufteJs No.
2C2i and 1919; thence with the iine &<fsof6
~ degrees W 34polcs 10 stop9, corner . said
survey IN the.line OF c. Utertnffts suryey'No
1898, thence with the fine thereof north 64de-
grees W . "a poles 70 d gum on side hill corr
ner to ssid survey; thapee S 10 degrees West
l60poles 20 two pcplAra corner 70 said survey.
IN The line Of survey Numbei 2459 and 2558;;
thence with said line south 10 degrees west
81 poles 10 The beginning. Appraised pt S2fI,
! Also; that other tract containing one hundred
lactes, being survey No. 1346o beginning az a
lbeech, one Of the back corners Of O'Rsnnon.
Graham and Masaie's survey No. PASS and
1858, thence with their line N IS degrees wept
70 poles 10 q, stake; thence N 67 degrees west
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AIWaYs surel AIways efTectuall Are

Always surel Always effectuali Are
YOU a sufferer from Fever and Aguei Ale you
.stiicted with the periodical return Of that cold
and formal visitor. the chill, followed by its
faFaful attendants, the burning fever and
drenching perspiratiOul Lose no time, then
in procuring bottle Of DR.. osgood's India
cholagogue, You will have butone chill al
most after you commence it, and dprobably none
at all. Your neighborwho has used the medi.
cine will assure you Of this. tis but the pro-
mise Of result which thousands have already
realized, and which your own experience viii
most fully prove. If you hive been aisappoint
ed in other medicines, and are doughtful Of all
obtain the Cholagogue, and you will doubt NJ
longer.
limitations are abroadi Be particular to en-
qnire for DR.. OSGOOD'S INDIA cHoLA
GOcUE.
See advertisement.
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Ho! For spring !!

TINE undersigned gre now receiving their
IL spring stock Of .a.l
DO, which for beautytf style and excellence
IL quality, Surpasses Any selection heretofore
made forlths market. r e
Nopains has been spared in The selection
Of our goods, TO secure Tho best and most do.
sirable in every particular, Our stock Of La
dies wear is more ,&ied than usual, con-
sisting of smany les entirely new aud very
beautiful. For Gents, W. have great v6rie-
ty Of 9oots, Shoes and Saiters comprising
Che newest patterns. and oi,he most approved
materials. Misses, Boys ant children have
been remembered, anddarge provision made
for their beneht. 70 which We invite the par
ticular attention Of parents. On, assortment
Of IiA rs and STRAW GOODS. far Gents.
Bpys. and childrenis complete. and cannot
fail please those IN want of goods of Thai
kind M VA. n 9sHn %H
We tender our grateful sclsSSwledrmeu,,
. 70 our numerous frienca and cust,Iners M
their very liberal patronage heretopre m,
respectfully advise them that wo coiiInue 4,
adhefetO the zone price, system Ia on bu
siliess and will bs happy 70 wal. upon t6sr
again with Spring supplies, attheir earlio,
convenienc6, ASSERTING all, Of our inteplicnt /
render entife satisfaction. In our denilnes viii
them We .AtilI continue to manulactnre
bfdsr, md keep on hand for sale; I'll cnssrs
Boots, Shoes and Caters suited ior the seaspr
,.'s v'f,e ~. n. BELL & co.
Pctsmcp,s Mstch 10, 1883 81
q.
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make Notice.

u,HosE in want Of Dry Goods and Notions
can be accommodated at lower prices than
elsewhere by calling at the Peoples store,
where will be found a large assortment OF
White and Lace Goods of every description
Rlk silk and Lace Wells, Cold silk, do cur'am
and drapery Goods, shawls, Hakfs, Gents era
.,vats and scarfs ladies and Misses kid gloves,
s5est alelses, Gents do, ribbonns of every KIND
bonnets Of every style, frinees, gimps and but,
tons. Avery large assortment of Ladies, MISS
Mems and Boys hosiery Of every number. Blk
silk mitis, splendid assortment, and every
.;fhinp in tho Dry Goods line. sai'
'A'e The End.
viii bo receiving additions to my stock daiU
,for the next two weeks.
March % VIM. PAL en- 'i'
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JAMES PURSELL,
Exclusively Wholesale Dealer In
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
QUEENSWARE. CHINA 4 GLASS

QUEENSyVARE. CHINA Il GLASS,
FRONT ST, PORTSMOUTH,, O.
JAMES PURSELL having relinquished
J the Retail Business, will give his entire at
tention 10 the Wholesale trade, and by frequent
arrivals Of Goods, will keep his stock large and
well assorted at all times His facilities for
importing and buying from Manufacturers and
Agents. are such, hat he will be able TO oifer
inducements equal to the largest Jcbbing Hous-
les in the West. sises VI
The objections that merchants have had ol
buying goods from Retail Houses, is now rem
edied BY the change he has made, ard he solic-
its an examination Of his stock by persons who
have hitherto bought in other markets JANIS
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CARD
TO NV OLD CUsTOnIE re-.

TTAVlNG discontinued the Retail Dry
III Goods and QueeuswaIe business, can
not omit this occasion 70 return my sincere
thanks to a host ofwarm and influential friends
for their long continued and very liberal pat
ronuge, many OF whom ! have done business
with steadily since my FIRST commencement IN
busbess fifteen years ago.
Tho past two years have not been able TO
CUSTOMERS, and therefore concluded to relin-
louish Il 10 ]. r. lowell x CO., who ere my
lsucc essors in the retail business. OF. +. Tow
Isli. the acting partner, tis not proper or nee
! esSary for me 10 say anything. as he Is alread,
lwelktnown 10 the public % my leading sales
Imau %, Eve years past. He will, however, b
lFlddto lDniinue the business relations Of M
lold cusfohsfs, with whom separate,
Very respectfully, :
ianoo-tlwsM JAS. pURsELb.
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.ruAs A. M3pAMARIN. LEWIS c. nAMARIS
CHAs.A. M. DASfARIN q co,
Wholesale Gr0cerS

AND DEALERS IN PRODUCE,
NO. IS. FRONT STREET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
yEyIiE undersigned has lately received from
New Orleans, per steamers Chas' Ham
mond, ,Susouehanna, G Q. Watkins. York
town and others, ,w
63l Hhds N, o. Sugar;
Obs Bbls N. o. Molassesi
20o Half Bhls doi
66 RbIs Sugar house do;
10 Bbls Sugar house Syrup;
~ 6 Bbls Golden Sprupj
10 Hlf Bbs do;
146 bbls Loaf Crush d& &PulveriredSugai
Sc bxs White Havana dos
65 lierces Rice,
We hnye also on hands, fresh and large
A,ock of Teas lust received from the east.
Rio and lava Cofeei
Sir twist Kr, Tobacco.
Cayeneistf Tobacco, 5's 6's and pounds
var ous qualities,
Mackerel Nos 2end 8 in bbis and hfbl'
q rodlish. SQlaratus, Spices. Dyostufs;.
Wooden Ware, Manill anu IiemPCord!ag'
BED Cords Cotton Yarns Soap and Candles
&C., DC.
An Of which is offered on accommodating
terms al the regular wholesale Cincinneti Pr
css. CtlAs. A. M. DAMARiN.
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YTyo the Ladies' Of Portsmouth, Greeting
NIHs. WORCESTERs

4 Il 80.
would inform the ladies Of Portsmouth and VI
cinity; that she has Just received her Spring
stock, which is much larger than heretofore,
and would respectfully invite them to call and
examine il at the earliest opportunity. She has
srared no pains in shs salartinn nf Goods. has
everything in the millinery line, and hopes BY
strict attention to business, and q desire to
please, that she will receive that patronage
which has been SO literally bestowed during
the past year. si
New styles Silk Bonnetsi
{" Kossu,h;
{" Hungarian;
(" " Neapoliton;
All kinds Of Bonnet silks:
!" n" Braids 4 Trimmings;
French Kid Gloves.
A splendid assortment Of Ribbons and Flow
ers. Lady's Notion Store.
Court, nedF Fs0nt.
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nTaenificent IExhibition.

YTyHE subscribers will exhibit and offer for
sale 10 the Lsdies the largest and most
elegant stock Of Plain and Figured, Coired &
Black Silks, and Satins ever offered in this
city. VIM. ELDEN d co.
I March 8 No. 3.
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Elegant EInbrOideries.

TyRENCH worked Collars, Sleeves. Cuffs,
E Hapdk'fa, and Jaconet and Swiss ed rings
andinserings, and children's Fpres and FroclS
Bodies, at No. 8. WIN. ELDEN & co
March 8.
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ElnbrOideries.

yEyHE Ladies will fnd Splendid assortment
of French Worked Collars, Cuffs, Chime
zetts. Hdkls, Jaconet and Swiss Bands, Jaco-
net and Swiss FIouncngs, Jaconetg and SWISS
Edgings, and lnsertings, cheaper and inner than
can be found in the. city--and more receiving py
express at the Peoples Store. ,,rpp :,
March % WIN. sALTsR, u.
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SnIcmdilI White Skirts.

WIN. Ellen & co offer to the ladies Q
w great variety cf Colored dnd Embroider'
ed skirts superior to anything eyer seen IN this
market. MS.
March 8,
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Fancy Dress Goods.

OUCH as Grenadines, Bareges, Delaines,
y Poplins, French, Swiss and America
Lawns, Ginghams and Chntzes. Calicoes Q
almost every variety Of the newest and mo
desirable Goods to be found at
WIN. ELDEN & CO,
Much g. No a
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Partisan Slopes

A NEW article "la Grand Desideratum
n for female comfort, convenience and beau
ty, at the "Regulators."
VIM, ELDEN. & co.
March 8, No.3.
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I..,ces a Edgings.

|TtHE real handmade Threhd, also wove
| thread and Lise laces, cdgings and insert.
Einga, and bobbinedgngs and insertings, a large
stock and cheaper than ever at
WIN, ELDEN & co.
March 8. No. 3.
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rurs g. Skins,

YFyfIE Subscriber would inform Country
merchants aud Hunters that he is now
ready to pay the highest price in CASH for
FURS AND SKINS Of every description.
March 10. S. G. GLOVER.
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Seal & Otter Hats,

TUST received at the Hat Store an nsort-
sD ment Of Seal and Otter Hats, which
are preferable TO all others, for a winter hat---
Warranted 10 wear as long as the man looks
we'll in them.
March 10 SaE S. G.sGLOVERs