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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

TNOR SAIE-ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE PR
ia vate residences In the CITY, situated the north side
Of Twenty third street. (Which is 100 feet wide The
house built for the owners occupation a best
Of plate glass of extra sse. There four
. foor the centre arranged . musc room, with
inlaid floor The bedrooms spacious with large al
there Eve attic rooms lighted from the roof
1t is handsomely furnished, which Will be sold With
without the house, "a may suit the applicant Apply .
l. II. LUDLOW CO., III Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

VXTANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN, AZ
wv groom and footmaD Apply at private s,abe, 6d
Ninth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

V>O HATTERs.-FOR SALx, RETAIL HAT 6IQRE
i with . manufsetory connected With saupA1ts a1-
engagements for manufasturtng u The bst 3anGs IN
the city for jobbng and rstai store The svn wiAss
engage In another business and viii sen ~ Steek az
and lease for $co0 ouc hah cash. NeaA nesd ap-
ply unless they have the requato Address J. O.
P Tribune oA3ee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

WANTED-IADIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS
wv will always end u most carefully selected
choice at MORRIS 4 cos Office 287 Broadway, corner
Reade street. Waiting for places Monday, English and
Irish Protestant cooks, and seanstress, German
aupdress, etc who speaks French hotel cook and Irish
girls for every kind of work Gardeners, walters coach
men otc No girl need apply Mt this Office unless well
commended Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

DERPORD cos NEXT REGULAR CALIFORNIA
I'D express win be despatched per the United State small
steamship Georgia, in charge OF special messen
GER and connect with the magnificent Pacific mail steam
Norherner and Tennessee All freight goes through
with the regularity of the mails No detsAuon the
lsthmu. Freight taken at the lowest rates No charge
for custom house fees consular certificates Notes. bills
and drafts collected Passage secured the above line
at the lowest rates. by applying at Office. Prices
greatly reduced.
RIRFORD & CO., No, 2 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

A MAURICE, AGENT FOR THE HOUSE OF JULES
a. Arone, Of Paris, No. OF william street, room H.
New York. importer ct Partisan articles such porte
monnaes, all kinds Of brushes, umbrella and parAso
sticks, canes, hatters articles, paper weights segaI
bsxes lamps, shirts and collars, and other articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

LN0R SALE-A FARM, FRONTING on THE TURNPIKE
IL load leading from New Brun wick he village 81
tbcataway, within mile OF tn. tvof New Brnnswics
New jersey formerly occupied by J. rkpatrck deod
containing eighty acres all in geo state OF cultivation
excepting about eight of wo"dind The land u pro-
ductiye, well watered ana fenced vi good orchard
having good view Of the surrounding country bounded
three roads and is ofthe best In the neigh
bori God Of New BrunsN lex Terms reasonable Inquire
OF f. Holland, or W. b. AirKIN, M Broad street, New
York the premises If not sold by the 10th March,
will be offered for sale that day the Merchants
Exchange, ". "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

Tor SALE--AN UNCOMMON BARGAIN TWO THREE
Il story brick houses in South tuokl, n, finished
year since rented for 81 Ia good tenant Price
SO 500. Sub cellars gas and every nence In
improving and very BILE neishbohood sold to
concern Apply at 40 Nassau street, up stairs. New
York from ~ to O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

WANTED AND GARDENER; ONE WHO
w well understands the Of horses. An expert.
enced coachmau, familiar with the city, and who has
general knowledge Of vegetable garden, find
plo ment by addressing r., Herald office II his reference
from His last employer IL satisfactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

LyoR sALE-AT $500 Less THAN THE SAME CAN
IL be now built, neat modern ho ise with good gar
den, on Myrtle avenue, between Kent and Franklin
avenues, Brooklyn. The house contains eleven rooms,
with cheerful Easements has been mi he'd Ave years
only By day work. and filled the peak with bdeh.
The location pleasant healhy able ~ell sstt
and lighted with gas Price -, 90 rrns easy. Tile
perfect and everything cleass Apply vt IA Forsyth
street New York or No sauds, OF sands and
Fulton streets, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

VIyANTD TO RENT FIRST OF MAY EEXT.-A COM
w Portable dwelling house for o quiet family must
he situated between Prince and Fourteenth streets and
Fourth to Sixth Address box 1894 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

nRUG CLERK WANTED-IN FIRST CLASS RETAIL.
~ store. young man. thoroughly acquainted with
the dispensing Of medicines, and who understands the
French language preferred Best of city reference
quired. Address A. c. NJ, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

vLJAETED--A NUMBER or LADIES, no LEARN TO
w male papier mache goods ldaguerreotype oase
covers Apply Immediately at No. 633 Broadway, up
stairs, between 10 and where speciaens be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

TNOR SALE-TWENTY ACRES or LAND ON LONG
I Island, about four miller from Williamsburg, and
quarter OF mile from the plank road In the
village Of Nowtown situated and fronting the north.
ery side Of the north turnpike road so running through
and fronting the Helgst ferry road thus making
have view Of the village and country for some miles
around Facilities for going to and from the city good
and cheap stages running every half hour In the day On
said premises there are several Of locust timber
large enough for fence posts The remainder Is under
high state Of cultivation. The above property is most
desrably situated for dividing into building lots For
further particulars inquire At the Of Souh Ninth
and Ninth streets, Williamsburg, Of DANIEL POWELL
TOR SAIE-HOUSE AND LOT NO "a OLIVER STREET;
lot &c BY 100 house Is by a. has alley adjoining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

MILLINERY BUSINESS FOR SALE, IN JERSEY OuY--
1Vl chance for purchasing the entire inter.
est and good will Of establishment doing large and
bshed 1t commands the patronage OF the Arst GLASS
ladies Of the city The store Is large and handsomely
fitted up, location desirable, and rent low win be sold
for cash only. This opportunity woad not be offered
the propretor's, health would allow continuance Ad-
dress for three DAYS E A. g., Herald Office, .a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-27

VNNTRY CLERK WAHTED-ONE WHO HAS HAD EX-
IL perence in the dry goods business must be prompt
and accurate IN figures. None others need appy
FULLER, HUTCHlNS s. IASEIL, % Liberty It.
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LEXINGTON TELEGRAPH.
A DOLLAR NEWSPAPER FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
W. ]. RANDOLPH.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

A BOUT the middle of March next, the
IA undersigned proposes TO commence ai
Lexington C. H., 8. C., the publication Of a
Dollar Newspaper, bearing the above title.
Il will be printed on good paper, Of Imperial
size, containing ~ columns Of matter, CON-
posed chiefly Of Religious, Political, Scicn-
tifc. Literary, Agricultural, Humorous and
Miscellaneous, the Markets: Poetry, &C.,
Il IL thought unnecessary TO enter in de-
tail upon tho advantages deriyable from q
District paper 10 the people among whom Il
Is published. The undersigned pledges
himself 30 far as In him lies to make his pa
per useful TO the people Of Lexington, and
interesting to readers abroad.
The Telegraph" will cndcavor to prove
itsclfa faithful sentinel upon the watch
tower Of Democratic principles, and tho Pro-
prietor being himself South Carolinian, Is
prepared 20 maintain those principles which
belong 10 her political creed.
In fxing tho subscription price at One
be'fsg, his intention Ii 10 make the "Tele-
graph accessible 70 all. The amount will
oe feqaired iavAfiably IN advance, and with
out pfe-paymsnt no name viii be entered
on the subeerplipn books. The receipts
viii be acknowledged Ia the weekly issues.
The Publications day win Be arranged to suit
the convenience Of Subscribers.
Any pesson procuring fof the telegraph
SIX subscsibegs and foFwardiag their nai,sea
with the money, all being sent to one Office,
viii receive an additional copy for one year
gratis.
Postmssters generally arc requested to act
a. Agents.
l.exington g. H.. February ., 1858
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The State of South Carolina


To all and singular The managers Of Me GEN
erH ELecfionS for each Congressional Dis
trtct hrOUghOm The state.
In pursuance of an Act of the General As
scmbly of this State, passed on the 10th De-
ccmbcr, A. ID. 1852, you are hereby rc0ur-
cd, after giving legal notice (and being duly
qualticd) to proceed to hold an election for
a Representative in the Congress of the Uni
ted States, for each Congressional District.
on the i'h Monday in February next, and the
day following, Mt the same places, and to be
conducted by the same managers, and in the
same manner as the election of members of
the State Legislature and after having de.
tcrmined on the persons duly elected, YOU
do certify the same according to law, under
your hand and seal TO the Governor. at Col.
umbia, by the first Monday in April next, on
which day the votes will be counted, and
thereafter the elections declared.
Given under NV hand and the seal of the
{ ~ } State, in Columbia, this 2Oth dav
: l.. 5. Of January, in the year of our ord
I ~ ) one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-thrcc, and in the scventy-scventh wear
of The Sovereignty and Independence of the
United ~ trs Of America
By the Governor
JOHN l.. MANNING.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Secretary of State.
Jan. 20 1853. 5O-5t
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Land for Sale.
WIN. Z. Johnson, jr. and 7,

Am his wife nqui.y'
Jo..,,, C,r.;,h., .,d Bill for Par
Robert Cunningham. tition Of Land.
TNDER the order Of the Court inaboye
~ case, will sell at Lancaster c. H., on
che lst Monday the 7lh Of March 1853, one
hundred and eighty-eight acres Of Land, be-
longing TO the estate Mrs. Martha Cunning
ham, dec'd-. bounded by lands Of Ma. Mar
garet Stswcrt, Capt. Griffin Walker, Mrs.
Bailey and others, on the waters Of Rocky
Creek.
TERns "A credit oil and years--pur-
chaser giving bond with good security, with
Interest from day Of sale and q mortgages.
IL WfTkERSPOoN, G. L. l. ID.
Feb. "a, 1889. OF
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-02-23
6HEsRIEFsH aAL.ER.


DY virtue Of sundry writs Of n Fa 10 me
1D directed. will seil before tho Court
House door In Lancaster on tho first Mon
day In March next within the legal hours Of
sale, The following properly VIZ J; 300 acres
of Lard more OF less wherein Dessnasat
Iifes adjcining the lands ola Mayer and
sf,6.<~9<szsFxYesty of Anna Mellow, At
he esQ<s .'ie ssslta Of =. Adasas and othera
ffiqtcn Fee. ei.s0 a--st
arg acres Of Land more OF less whsreon
Defendant lives adjoining Lands Of Uriah
FnnderbuFk, Erin knight and Others, as the
property Of Alfred Knight, at tho salt Of J.
AdamA = printers fee i.5o
300 Acres cfi4nd, more OF less, whereon
defendant liyes. adjoining Iands Of "A. l. Fun
dcfburk and Others, a. The property Of n.
Fubdefbufk, II fhe scpegAte suits of J. Ad-
ans End otlseFa. Conditions cash, &c.
JAMES ADAMS. 3. 4. ID. Z
Feb. l6. printers fee i5o 2-st
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400 ACRES or LAND
THE SOUTH CAROLINIAN,
Published Daily, Tri- Weekly, and Week.
AT COLUMBIA. sc.

The subscribers take pleasure in acknowl-
edging the support they have received since
they took charge ofthe SOUTH CAROLYN
IAN. They have 81 arsi no toll or effort to
render it worthy # sue support, and they
beg leave to announce 10 their readers and
TO the public their determination to do every
thing that can be done TO make It an accept
able journal The extension of railroads in
tho interior will Afford fine opportunity TO
covntry readers to obtain the latest intelli-
gence, and - we receive daily tclegraphic
dispatches direct from the North and from
Charleston, they will get the earliest news
through its columns.
Our terms, in accordance with the regula-
tions adopted by the press Of the State, will
invariably be In advance. Daily paper So,
Tri-weekly. .SS, and Weekly Carolinian 81
per annum.
JOHNSON g. CAVIS.
CoLUNBIA, January 80, 1853.
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N ID r. 80 H.

TIE undersigned having on hand a small
L stock of fall End winter Goods which they
will sell until the first of March at COST
for CASH, or on credit at such prices as
we can feel ourselves safe at. Our object is
to prepare for new and complete stock of
Spring Goods, and therefore invite all who
want goods cheap TO come and see us.
j. w. MOBLEY - Co
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory.)

Although these works are distinguished
by the political shades above Indicated. vet
but a small portion of their contents is de-
voted to political subjects. 1t is their Hcra
ry character which gives them their chief
value, and in that they stand confcsscdlv far
above all other journals ofthcir class Black
wood, still under the fathcrly care of Christie
phcr North, maintains its ancient celebrity.
and is, at this time unusually attractive, from
the serial works of Bulwcr and other literary
notablcs written for that magazine. and frs
appearing in lis columns both in Great Brit
ain and in the United States. Such works
ms The Cations" and "Mv New Novel;"
(both 10y BulwcrD The Green Hand" Katie
Stewart and other serials, of which numc-
rous rival editions are ISSUED by the leading
publishers in this country, have to be rcprin-
ted by those publishers from the pages of
BackwoOd, after it has bccu issued by Mes
srS, Scott a. CO., so that Subscribers to the
Reprint of that Magazine may always rely
on having the earliest reading of these fisci-
mating tales.
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Fair Warning.

A IL persons knowing Themselves indebt-
N cd to subscriber arc earnestly rcqucs-
ted TO come forward and settle the same, on
or before the 18th Of this month, for after
hat date all who do not settle will have to
settle with an officer, as further indulgence
cannot nor will not be given.
J.P. &. MASSEY.
Feb. 9th. l-2t
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Last Notice.

TNHE Sebscriber takes this method to in
Il form all persons indebted tc him, tha
II their notes and accounts are not paid be-
fore the list Of March. they will be placed in
the hands Of J. c. Secrcst, ESQ.,, for Collec-
ton.
No fun this time, as delinquents will find
to their sorrow.
Ed. KENNEDY.
Feb. o. lit
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NEW SPRING GOODS !

~ Goods, consisting Of Boots Shoes,
Hardware, Medicines, and some Of
the very latest styles Of SPRING HATS, al
so an excellent assortment Of CLOTHING
of the very latest Styles. We have, also,
Superior lot Of Upper Leather for sale from
the tan yard of Coll. A. Beckham, (former.
ly owned by IIyer a. Davic.)
T. X. g. J. Il. MAGIII.
Feb, %. 3-5t
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Executive Department

COLUMBIA, 18Th January, 1853.
INiIE Managers of Elections in each Con-
Il grcssional District throughout the State
are hereby required to open the Polls at their
respective places of Elections. and TO hold
an election for Representatives in the Con-
grcss of the United States, on the fourth
Monday in February next, in conformity with
the writ hcrcunto appended In obedience
to resolution passed at the last sitting of
the Legislature, writ of Election will be
sent to each place of Election, IN each Con-
grcssional District throughout the State, and
i'll the event of those writs not reaching their
destination, it is deemed advisable bv the
Executive to issue this general notice, to
remedy such contingencies as may occur.
JOHN L. MANNING.
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Tax Notice.

WILL attend as follows to take returns
L and receive the taxes, for the year 1852,
for Lancaster District, viz:
At Taxnhaw on Monday, February 2sth
At w. p. Nylcrs on Tuesday, March ist.
At John r. Small's "Wednesday, March I'd.
At Tho's. Stovcrs, Thursday March, Sd.
At Mrs. Beckham's on Friday, March 4th.
At NJ. Horizons Saturday March 5th.
At the c. ii. on Monday Sale day Mar. Sd
At Tank, Tuesday, March 9Th.
At Col. Huey's "Wednesday, March 9th.
At 7. X. Cureton's, Thursday March 10.
At Bclair, Friday March Iith.
At &c. Potts, Saturday March 18th.
will also attend at the Court House du-
ring the week Of Court. The Books will
be closed on Saturday the I'd day Of April.
J.R. WELSH, T. G. l.. ID.
Feb. 9. I-3t
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Notice

A N Election will be held at Lancaster G.
IA H., on the LIST Monday in March next,
for Intendant and four W1dens for the town
Of Lancaster, polls TO be opened at 8 o'clock
A. N /, and closed at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
by order Of the Council,
A. J. BELDON, In'tdt.
r. l.. CRAWFORD
J.R. MAGILEs Msnagers.
A. AUSTIN,
Pc. Q. I-st
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
A N Election will be held in Lancaster
N District, on the 4th Monday, and day
following in February 1852, at the following
places and by the following persons, for a
Representative in the Congress Of the Uni
ted States, for the first Congressional Dis
trict.
MANAGERS.
At Lancaster Court HouSe:-M. p. Craw-
ford, J. A. Cunningham and Richard Cow
sart.
Al Bel Air, or Indian L.ana:-Robt. NJ.
Miller, VIM. &. Dolby and James Miller
Al Tank:-Francis Bell, George Bell and
II. v. Massey.
Al Storers:-C. c. Ballard, A. J. Stewart
and c. Hilliard.
AZ Geisen's:-C. Mobley, Jackson CASTOR
adu Even RoiiH.
Al HOrton's:--Wm. Roberts, Uriah Will
iains and Robt Gardner.
AZ Iarahan:-Nat. G.. Houph, Samuel
McManus and N. Bcckham.
AZ FGnderburk's Muster GrouuG-Urinh
Funderburk, G. w. Funderburk and John
Taylor. ....
AZ SmaTs;--James Small, Joseph Halle
and Allen Small.
Polls to be kept open two days at the
Court House, and one day mt each of the
other places. Managers to meet ut the
Court House on Tuesday, count tho votes
and declare the election. The Polls to be
closed at the Court House on Tuesday, at
+: O'Clock, =. NJ. ct
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The Steam Saw-Mill.

DCintIIIl, HIGH OF DOnfu McnSllEc. I. %
do do do do picked lbs
Roughcdgc plank, not picked from 4Oto so
do picked and wide from 624 to rs
Refused Lumber half price of picked.
Those who hand in their bills will state
the quality of Lumber wanted, and they
shall be promptly attended to, the first bills
having the preference. We arc not rcspon-
siblc for the damage of Lumber after it is
sawed and the owner apprised of it,
All accounts will be required to be closed
in Octoser every year either by cash or note
No credit will be given on a less sum than
two dollras.
The above rules will be strictly adhered
to.
PIT. HAMMOND, BAILEY g. Co.
Feb. 3. 5l-4t
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NOTICE. i.

Ill persons indebted to Tim Rodgers eth
II er by note or account, are requested to
como forward and settle before Return day
next, or their nstes and accounts will be
placed in The hands Of an attorney for coll
lection.
JAS. D. MeILWAINE, Guardian.
Feb. 2. bi--At.
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3. b. Emmons, Treas. Com p. b., Cr.
Jan. 10. BY amt paid l. jackson, for
fixing hearth and racks in
Commissioners Office. ......e 2.50
Feb. 49, BY amt. paid Seth Hotchkiss
for sundry repairs on C.. House, 6.l2
Paid Hotchkiss for hanging
blinds, making and covering
tables for the Legal Profession, 66.0O
April Il Paid r. J. Warren for adv. 900
June 8, Paid J.. b. Cousat for Dig.
ging we'll in c. ii. yard, wall
ing same, and putting platform 292.o0
at Paid Z. c. Beech for repair.
ing door. l.50
July =. Paid A. c. Dunlap for we'll
bucket rope, nails, &c.,. 500
Nov. ~. Paid 8. B. Emmons for sun
dry articles for Court House, 1859
Paid Billings for blacksmith
Work. l4.4S
8. ID. Emmons for sundry art 1893
Paid J. ii. Adams for hanging
blinds on Jail. .......... 100
Paid J. II. Withcrspoon for
Screw Press for Com. Office. 1000
J. A. IIasseltine for Brick and
fixing hearths and backs in
Jail. $50
Paid J. Adams for candles,
Spittoons, &c. AIS
Paid J.. Adams ~ pr J. r.
I.ark's order, being amount due
him for painting G. ii. in part, $500
BY cOmmi, sions on
5l4.Ss P'd out, at n II, 81.
3O6.72 received Z. .76.
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Money! Money d! Money

A III. persons indebted to the firm of Il.
"A II. g. J. X. Magill, are earnestly rcques-
ted to come forward and settle either BY
CASH or note. CASH PREFERABLE, rs we
are compelled to have money. Come up, one
and all, rs we are determined not to sue any
one that pays up.
Fob r,
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CLUBBING.

A discount Of twenty-five per cent, from
the above prices will be allowed to Clubs
ordering four or more copies of any one or
more of the above works. Thus: Four CO.
pies of Blackwood, or Of one Reviews, will
be sent TO one address for 50; four copies
of the four Reviews and Backwood for
$50 and so on.
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TERMS.


Fer ann.
For any one of the four Reviews. .. SO 90
For any two fthc four Reviews. 8 90
For any three of the four Reviews II 90
For all four of the Reviews. g 90
For BlackwoOd,s Magazine. ..... 3 90
For Bl"ckwOod g. three Reviews. 9 90
For Blackwood g. the four Reviews. 10 90
P0ymenic 10 be made in all cases in ad-
rance. NOney current in The State ,rhcre
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Reduced Postage.

The following table will show the great
reduction which has been made on these
Periodicals since 1914, and the very trifing
rates now charged.
Per annum.
Prior to lS45, the postage on Blackwood
was 81 40; on a single Review II; From
lS45 to 1851, on BlackwOod 90; on Re-
view 80; In l85l-52 average rate) on
Blackwood rs: OH n Review SO; The present
postage on Backwood, is -; on Re-
view -;
(1he rates are nO,r uniform for all diSian-
ceS hcuhiH The United SidteS.)
At these rates surely no objection should
be made to receiving the works by mail, and
thus cnsuring their speedy, safe, and regular
delivery.
.x3" Rcmltances and communications
should be always addressed, postpaid to the
Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT g. CO..
20 Fulton Street entrance 81 Gold street
Newly Iork.
n. B.-I. S. g. Co, have recently pub
lishcd, and have now for sale. the FAR
MER'S GUIDE" by Henry Stephens of
Edinburgh, and Prof. Norton of Yale Col
Iegc, New Heveu, complete in vols, royal
octave containing 1900 pagce, IL steel and
600 woods engravings.. Price, in muslin
binding, Sc; in paper covers, for the mail,
-" This ,r0rk is mol The Old Book Ofde
Farm" lately resuscjmted and hrorn upon
h5 market
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Carriage for Sale.

l FASHIONABLE Carriage will be sold
n at bargain, if applied for soon. En-
quire Mt this office. 2-3t