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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-13
South Carolina Press Association.

COLUMBIA, December 7, 1853
This Association commenced its second an
nual session this morning, in the Hall of the
Independent Fire Engine Company.
The Association was called to order by the
President, Dr.. R. w. Gibbes, and R. Nc.
Knight was requested to act as Secretary in
the absence of Secretary E. II. Britton.
The f,ilowing members were present:
DR.. R. w. Gbbes, South Carolinian.
w. B. Johnston.
R. NJ. Stokes, Laurensville Herald.
R. A. Mcknight, Uuionville Journal.
W. B. Carlisle.
A. A. Gilbert, Black River Watchnan.
X. S. Bailey, Lancaster Ledger.
T. j. Eccles, ex.Editor Yorkvle Remedy.
r. j. Warren, CamdeN Journal
The proceedings Of last meeting were read
and adopted.
The following gentlemen were duly elected
members of this Association, viz:
E. Heriot Charleston Evening News.
R. Yeadon, Charleston Courier.
j. V. Moore, Anderson Gazette.
J. w. Ross, Keowee Courier.
Thos. C. Evans, Darlington Flag.
B. L. Posey, Independent Press.
Fl. A. Meetze, Lexington Telegraph.
A. Simkns, Edgefeld Advertiser
w. c. Moragne, ex Editor Edge6eld Adver.
tiser.
w. T. CASTOR, ex. Editor Camden Journal.
A. G. Summer, Southern Agriculturist.
IF. Walker, YorkviIle Remedy.
II Wbn,too (N,o,,,,;ll, N,,,t,;ooo.
S.W. Melton, Palmetto Standard.
Mr.. Stokes moved that a committee of five
be appointed to nominate officers of this Asso
citation for the ensuing year; which was agreed
to, and the following gentlemen appointed said
committee:
Messrs. Stokes, Ross, spratt, Evans and
Johnston.
Mr.. Carlisle moved that the first section Of
Art, Ii Of the Constitution be so altered as to
read, that applicants for membership shall be
proposed and recommended by at least one
member of the Association, and balloted for
Immediately, and be declared duly elected, if
not more than three dissentients be found
Agreed to.
The committee appointed to nominate Off
GERS made their report, recommending the fol-
lowing:
For President, R. Yeadon.
For first Vice President, r. A. Mcknight
For second Vice President, II. S. Bailey.
For Secretary and Treasury, A. L. Cavis
The report was received and adopted, and
an election took place, which resulted in the
choice of the nominees.
On motion of Mr.. Meetze, the Association
balloted for Orator. and w. B. Johnston was
elected to deliver the next Annual Grafton.
A committee was appointed to inform the
officers of their election.
On motion, the thanks Of the Association
were rendered to the Independent Fire Engine
Company Tor the use of their Hall.
The Association then adjourned, to 9 o'clock
this evening. r. w. GlBBES, President
X. A. McKN1cHT, Secretary pro tenn.
South Carolinidn.
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Harmony Female College.

einvite the attention of our readers to the advcr
tsement of this Institution, in another column From
what we learn of his arrangements it seems 10 US that
Professor MORGAN has omitted nothing that can con.
tribute to the comfort and improvement of the young
ladies entrusted to his care
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AFRICAN EMAScIpApos IN CURA.-A Ha

AFRICAN EMAScIpApos IN CuBA.-A Ha.
vana correspondent Of the New York Herald,
writing under date Of the 2lst says;
"Gcn. Canedo has received royal order for
the release of the emaneipados- is the
opening of the British interest in Cuba. For
the benefit of the United States, and under the
impression that it will cause much trouble in
the community, he has deferred its execution
for the genius of Gen. Pezuella, who is cxpec.
cA to arrive the first of next week.
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FAMINE IN CHINA.--To the horrors ola civil
war devastating China, have been added those
of famine, which prevails in some provinces.
The Imperial Pekin Gazette, paper which in
this case would rather conceal than exaggerate
the truth, states that in the province Of Shang-
tung the corpses literally y. strew the fields.
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Charleston, Dec 10, 1868.

EB-The President of the Washington and New Or
leans Telegraph Company has offered reward Of $500
for the discovery and proof to conviction of the person
or persons who cut down some of the wires and some
of the posts between Camden ard Columbia, on Tues
day OF last week.
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TURKrEs.-We learn that large lot, some
700 Turkies, brought from Tennessee, were
disposed of at auction yesterday, by Mr.. J. NJ.
Bryan, at an average of 81 ,S5 cts per pair.
This is new species of consignment, and we
have no doubt that those Of our friends through
out the interior who may have poultry, of any
kind, to dispose Of, will find it to their advan-
,age by consigning them to Mr.. Bryan, who
will give good account of them Charleston
,StdpdQrI
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SAvANNAH.--The election on Monday re.
suited in the success of the entire Democratic
ticket for Mayor and Alderman, by q majority
two to one. In fact the Wing party seems to
have nearly died out in Savannah for which
we should be sorry, if the long experience of
Charleston had not shown that the world gets
on pretty well without one.
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On Thursday last, 1--WE learn from the Lau
rensvile HeruId) William Il. Carter, aged ten
years, Sun of Capt. H. N. Carter, of Cross Hill,
Laurens District, was killed by the accidental
discharge of gun in the bands of his uncle,
John Lyon.
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Presidents Message.

This document is too long to copy entire in our pa.
per. A good synopsis of il will be found in prece.
ding column.
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DEATH OF OUR PosT MAsTER.-We regret
to announce the death Of Daniel White, ESQ,
who was recently appointed Post Master for
our town. MIR White was an old and respee.
table citizen, well known to many of our read.
ers. He had well nigh attained his three score
years and ten, having passed through lite with
the reputation Of an honest and an upright
man.-B.
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DEATH OF Mrs. BEuErnLAsp Foorz p,,

DEATH OF Mrs. BEnErnLAsp FoorE Rur.
LER.- On Friday evening, Qhe I'd inst.) at half
past o'clock, this nged matron and remarka.
BILE woman breathed her last at the residence
of her son, and only surviving child, the Hon.
A. p. Butler. Mrs. Behethland Foute Butler
was the relict of Gen. VIM. Butler of the Reyo.
luton. She had lived through the dark and
perilons days Of her country's history, hadawit.
messed the career of that country's greatness
in all its mutations, had come down to the
fourth generation Of American freempn full of
those honors which ever cluster around the brow
of fearless integrity, and fell asleep at last with
a oamness and confidence characteristic oulv
of one who has led long life of prob,y and
usefulness. She was born in Virginia. in the
year 17Gi, but had lived from early youit, in
this section of South Caroira. She had near.
ly reached the advanced age of 70, when the
decree went forth that the measure Of her du.
ties wasf full and the servant was ealIed to her
reward.
We feel conscious Of no exaggeration, when
we say that Mrs. Butler was one of the mest
extraordinary women of her time. She was
an unfailing friend of the pour, firm monitor:
OF, the needless, devoted patriot and an hum.
bic believer in Christ. Her mind was active
and discriminating, her Judgment sound, lfet
impulses noble, and her forttude unbending;
Thus constituted, she was at once the stern
guardian of her household and a genuine orna:
ment of soCiety.-Bnt we designed no euloE.c
CYSTIC remarks at this time. The duty of nor:
traying the strong and elevated character of
our subject will be q pleasing and useful one
to some other writer And we trust it willLe'
done i'll u manner which shall properly preserve
Tor posterty so striking an exemplar.
Peace be with the ashes of the dead There
has passed away here one of the very last Of
the women Of the Revolution. -Eagefeld Adv.
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80, end faith Other considerations. Of similar
.,,,.cter are urged by Dr. Beecher with ingenuity
and farce giving the system the most plausible defense
AZ which it is Susceptible.
With an the ability which is devoted by the aa,hor
bo ,upport Of his theory. il must be confessed that
a leaves II without any adequate ground in the view Of
rational intellect We regard lis work OF those
,.,,er.reces Of logical fancy Ike Burness Theory Of
IA Earth. or Sir Thomas Mores Utopia in which
treat imaginative powers connected with rare learn
mo and argumentsive skill, brought to the illus
-noo OF philosophical romance. The solution which
presents involves more difficulties than the original
rosem With our very circumscribed sphere Of
oosyedge it i'll becomes TO inquire to the rights
the creature in relatioD-to the Creator. Even the
xsence ophysica evil presents difficulties 70 which no
Philosophy bas asyet been able to furnish even Plsus
leexplanaton The ruin entailed upon the successive
generations Of the human race by reason OF sln sug
sesss still more formidable questions But it were bet
Ter TO abide in ignorance and humility than to have
course TO theory which is at with all experience
which shocks the painest deductions OF common sense
which belongs to the sphere Of poetry rather than Of
philosophy, and which is evidently beyond the legti
mate pale of human inquiry IL we must have an
eucdaton Of the mystery in question: an approach tot
NAV perhaps be found in the universal law Of progressive
evolution The evils including SIN to which race
il subject may be incident to primary, and OF course
imperfect stage Of development and will pass away
with the Advancement Of in true cultivation and
knew ledge Of the universe. They may be merely the
disorders Of the infancy and immature youth Of human
y, which are destined to give place to the beauty and
yipor of consummate manhood. On this supposton,
although we are aware that it leaves many terrible
questions unanswered, the worst features ofthe
are presented n o sofened light and the prevalence Of
sin il relieved by it's analogy with the universal laws Of
being and tie temporary duration by which its action
il limited SO too it may be argued, the facts in re-
gard to mans moral corruption, on which so much re-
lance has been placed in proof Of original SIM may have
been exaggerated set forth with too dark cOloring,
and made to support unwarrantable differences AT all
events scarcely any explanation has been suggested
which does not commend itself to the sound and eau
tous thinker as preferable to the hypothesis, which,
with all respect to DR.. Beecher must be pronounced
AZ fantastic as it is ingenious.
Tie chief interest of bis volume, to q large class
of readers will be the impressive spectacle presents
of generous and thoughtful mind struggling with the
more formidable dogmas Of theology, and their blight
ing effects on profoundly religious and susceptible
nature
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La " LVI,E'LLIGEINCE.
THE EXTRADITION CASE.
NITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

Before JosS w. NELsos Esa
Dasios - THE UNITED srAIGs COsMIssI0sER COMMIT
TING THE PRIsosEe.
Dc -in the msiter Of the ETssiion Of Astsrder Heons
el.iues fasve tfon Jsske BY the Goysmsot Of 0rsG
United ststes ratified ARs n 1872
The facts OF this briefly follows The prisoner
collect sotst.D4ng book dsbt. hass safory
de el o. 70 collect the amounts ase them bill drawn
90, nty sssrs payable 70 the Of cha. Ne Co.
Ia letter sedresses 70 the said Gr The prs .0rr.p
5. t sa' c sss in c. .as %
n G & 70 s, 20 Ss q one o. ss
N hs Of hs elet fog spps.dss
ddse hs esn name . Ae nd.ement Which hs had psysasy
pteh 90 that the Endorsement ssnds follows,
isesis,d ieT Chs Mcintosh Co, Asz. Hsilbonn
g. ootsned ,be money from u. Bsnk and innsdssy ls Tor
country The eItrsdon Of the prisoner upon ehrf.
20 claimed b. shs Bsa ooyernsst above asnrsasl
az s;,ss y s c.S.s.l sHGa 'ss ,sllcwns sosni via.
With The crime or shich his ezirseon Demanded thst
ss' ardietOn he sbssass q such aisIor,
ihsr. s7csn.e thst tie Masr,.e Ensand bss,rs
em sz original eksrg. made Who saed h ssrsai r
rf,si g "a aid Hesenn vSs mAsrss. o. he THAI
Th. As sss magistrate and had such Jurisdiction the.
corr. tse depoons t.hen before him have no. bees duly
evidence Of su nsty ~ would asify hi, spprs
ard b. he laws efh state svsn
ss ssssss . .r., p.Isors On IL K. ssx hs sr..; =,
s,ed ,hs Money % .sotr ,se snss bis
ss or pa es the n1orsGsa the act person ha-
TO the rs objection hsrs complaint under oss
sairg The prisoner with the crime 81 rzsry soald repy
I comp an u me Se hnaes sense ofths lsv antnsws
JseeA proceedings ehHsns perssn with erina which
osa 70 The sssrss Of SesJ fhs the complaint snly
Ca aissr Ssss.. Jeses Of Ls Peace be 20. merely
M sa.s ..s ~ 81. ye s.ss,
S ); ss sa saass IN e.s ,' vsns
ts-ofensss which Juise Of the Psses jus,s.
= sS = f a. rSossk ol..ios 81 NJ. 60 J.Is
sr,"sss'' al peoo@ the right Of trial By thsb shsr
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fAfrerfeem rf

WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE-The following letter.
v- ur. FHs.bssh oahss sas n III. rA,uabe
ehisc. spesks foe iesf
10 Ne.r wssILss wusos's sssvysorvnss CO, -
$500 Ns. Brosdsay Y. I.
ce-feu Hsrns las cue u yos s,-as Neas. "a ~ "a n
ouths wilh7r srsahffsa - fFe 20
sn 20 ~ ny aiais . as
or nv ~ n s.- r-veheie. soaethlag
tircush ucrfrn that oe1enf
piece zschrs al ths P17ofst' %
az uron have bad isese eroes =
hes the least bcous d<Sdsret 10 .sstn IN
hare sncs &C several learn s9oa sna AZ tn y
kas ben e1ee.sd theron IateA nae Hl5a
htary bosechs have tesd act oRly u deacy "a
cor DIV TIE work net rs every hosek ,spcr asPr
gate Qusly TIE era hat ea1 ii cling an aaa
than hem toE ssch pTrqo.es ~
Enh the TICKS Ard e. ski1 sae N
shirtss hy 1e band WIKI that ex-
the Sea MAiae No hnmsn syes Or hDse csa
esscuis v erk ID an equal prec sisa and fnisA. .
ThfSy slns ony Of tna psne,ce BAT OF
schine lsbcf Of nine persons
cne individual H 7russe It the sehns and d asf proper
Nov dee -hich vih 70 tho hes Of fs
toll essenet wherever ca,
rifnat " Be- done srd the Se~rs Nhise dos fh Ia
ur ctcr uis and reRhbecot 90 ccoire 5eetaer sn PRO
care calculated mech 20 alleviate hnsehoc ro
III oeason Of hr y they are eAre
They DO hest ate % eSpea an
tTds purchase o. All OF labor ssvtos
their burdens Nov VIII ny St cary
hi plr irheT .Da Syfis purchase Of che ss~ns
6zsshfcsi do not this 20 AL yoar mac gen
teneB Is because symPAth o. Nith nv sex soos
how wsaione the bondage Of b. needle 70 ana 80
uou tie sewing Machine efh hes means
~ the adords do not know thai even second 70
ol uron machinery The great emsnep,i'r o hr r.cs .ai
bly, banS fol ire eeneht extended 70 TIE ~ o. my
Very rsspce'fuly r Oakks ,Hith
BrcGkflr. L l. 9th Dec, 1855
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HILLIANSB URGH ITEMS.

OurR,GE UPoS FEHALE.-Durng Thursday night
end yesterday seven young arrested by Ohcer
Murphy Bennett Bradley Sterre aud Calhoun, charged
with dragging a woman named illen Harison into
porter house in North Second ST. Sunday night where
hey together with number of others committed an out
race ulon her Yesterday the accused psrsies
we're brought before Justice Boswell, sad complainant
identified four Of them. named John McG7aih. Thomas
Niece Patrick Terney. snd james Pardue. They were
recommitted for examination to day
FxREzzIrNESr-A German named Ssjkiehler, was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon by Officer Adam charged
with embe zzelng two kegs Of beer from bis employer hr
seiz Accused pleaded guilty and was committed TO the
cells.
KIsGs County HosPTAL.-Extract rom the resident
physicians weekly report for the week end,as psc "a
RcmIinng IN HosI ta Al received by order OF super
int, ndents 40 born l. Total 46l Transferred to Aims
House g. discharged, 40 deceased. 7. Total 3D. lotai
remaining All.
UoRsK SToIEN-Tbo stable Of Nathaniel Pierce in
Jamaica, was broken open Monisy night and a
valuable bay was sto.en therefrom
lad 10 years Of age, was sens TO the House oil ne
fuge Yesterday bv Justice Boswell, complaint OF his
father charging him with peti; Larceny
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Have Won vet seen the new moral and religious
Little Katy tho Hos Corn Gill; pesrsd 81 The
III this Afternoon III Corde no
ard the voubf, wonder sppe Katy" uace ros Cab
performed in the evening ard ANNOUNCED for every
p.bt SATURDAY. sern0c uu tire 18Th
Of July tis from the tine wa placed UPON ta
STAG making Unprecedented IN the whole "1fid
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Professional CARD.-Treatuent OF C0nsump-
ton Bronchitis" and Ahm.r BY iahslsiion D. Htater
will receive rs pstsn'. um soeock " 9 0cioeL r. NJ
deilv II his Office No Te2 Broadway. aeoye sih IT.
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NORTH SIZING.

WORTH sEEISG.-The most splendid show Of Dag
ue,,otyre and Crysslotypes ever made country y
seer at RooTs CELERY to-day Tie proprietor challenges
c-i,icism. Call a No SS5 Broadway.
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An easy Of obtaining PIANO onereo 70 tnc
.br bv Mr. Hor.ee wsrers tie celebrated dealer Music snd
Nc Well kno~inz that there may
with three foz hundred 70 oat
a. one fell ssccp- for icsrun>ns O. tas nne NJ Sen
lee piszo hs extensive ssd
vii scc.p, sus monthly stIzens payment for r. AsnJ
f,ss heretofore hired rixnos have recently Es oae Of
t-,i1t. ssre1b smiths hsis<eeas ~ Mr. Wstes
.,bIs rs psyiss 'o n the manner ,sove 1e
ssrihsi
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THE LAsr OF UNCLE TONS CABfS.-Hot Corn Is 70

h performed hn sfsrroou BAhsrss Museum and Uaeie
Toni ozy vita ths Tile xortnJ s1ch
to a1 De ory one ye Of beatty tad ereence
wohy perssry crest even ns io tas .si
tnr sS-ise al who vsh % see bow e5eetTe mora
Srru, esn be ua1e-hcw exqstey ee made 70 sppeA
the the better impulses o. our
hHge superfqr.
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The Fcrhhm lIcEttt 1ld@s VI VT
this eyenir enterprise are the absorbing
topis In al ees day We happy lean dat ne % o.
AZ will be dspensed with the nun Der
apod rnake s1eh sale az OBJECT fase
, persns viii have Of setns the remainder ne reg
an lion Offices where they nave Usually been
fer sus Cattle Garden kh day snd evening Inc meet
- ersnnxea AZ o'clock precisely and sraree-
b.. rn rad 10 secure dspseh and order the
q bure celebrsted Br. Band has been ensd
al IN their po~eto tnai nsss nsi- sAAsn
secure yoxr tickets and be on hand early
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Ladies and Gentlemen VIII Ind large and beauIIu
t, on Shell Con from which select rich and appropriate.
Hoif.y Pr,.ras for femslsi friends w ILLkr
No s Brosdwsy be found tine <sortneat Of
~, P,.s. fun Al 70 Si0 per p.ir Porte ouIaea Retcae
6rs Cutlery, and q variety Of Fs1ey Goods
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SERIOUS F.LL.-A lad Is years OF ace, named George
Teboi on Wednesday evening acciden ally fell through
The ha;chwsy Of store No. l49 Water st. from the fifth
story and was very seriously injured He was inmedi
aiely convened t. his residence in Brooklyn.
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ATTEvPTID SU:cIDE.-On Wednesday night man
named Bernard Henry found the Of Lsxiag
ton av ard 2lstst suffering from the effects of over
dose of audanum which is supposed be took for the
purpose Of sefdestTucon He conveyed 30 Bellevue
fJosuital by the Eighteenth Ward Police.
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WoImAY CIPTs-T GILBERT d Co.'S NAGSIPE
ctsr PIANOS osi be.suy finished with without the hoan
,r t H., presents be made to wife esaEhef or sister
90 ;, s-s. hsr.rs by HoascE Waters No. So Broadway
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AooIDESr-On Wednesday evening Mrs Bridget
Carroll slipped and fell upon the sidewalk at the
Of Allen end Stanton sts and sustained dsocation Of
the hip She taken by policemen to her residence
No. 10 Orchard 81.
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BROADWAY MESsGERIE.-A really magnificent col
AMI II. nav B. sen Il this estsbshsnt together
WITH the and the performances OF Herr ssen
srd N. EeIlia the without srns
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FANCY BASKETS FOR PRESENTS AT No " Ca
splendid Of french and Gernsn B.fet IN
sruit F0er beke az very low prices
Sruson CO Furnishing Store beseen Greens and
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AwoRp FOR THE DRY GOODS CLERKS

III IA, Esisor Of Tks n Y Tribrss. m.
:, !. The oply paper in the City believe that satan
like. don't Keep the Fourth Commandment cenisnse .
scsndslous attack upon the dry goods clerks OF ta e
"a esss which we feel ought not to be passed BY IN 81
iercefor hovsoeyer conscious that abuse from the guar
ter su6ea TO- Is the very beet testimony that can oe onesa
in euogy OF the party parties abused we nave tnoagx
4, i ms, possible tina. false impressions may De created
where The malignant character Of the assaant nor sam
Gle sty understood Because one or two persons ssppsn
$50; onl5 rre ate the impression that the whole frserni
~ are ia fact particrps erimn, Now; Sr we veniars
70 saw thai as class there no body Of men xho tsna
fairei in the community solar As honesty ana nla
there are as YOU know black sheep in every sock ana
we DO not set up exception to the ne ssie
there sre black sheep In the editorial foia-sey osck
orSsbut does il therefore follow ss consequence th
The whole profession dishonest immoral and
10 their caingf Not a, all Because We nsve Ss'snle
smong " we ssould be very 10th TO conclude tnat
III TrTl1se 7ke Express, Tl Courier; TIE Jesrslig
Cs~grr and he rest Of The respectable 81 hs pooae
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REAL EsTATE-The following sales were made al the
Merchants E1,hange, on Thursday by Cole & Chiffon
Eight lot, OF ground the sou;weery Of 5venthsv
sre seyn seconds -four on the avenue snd i00r o. the street,
rslh Aill-aan0
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Nsv.Yr,ns PR.sIyT-Now is the time TO secure
.,,fI and ,eurate portrsis only By Root No 5s
-, GIVE enc 10 friend aud Keep duplicate that you
n With the enc he hope. take Of year hence