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kCrShaW Troop.

ORDER NO. -
10y order Of Col. Thos M. Baker, you will parade
- at Sumterviile on Friday the fourteenth day of
October next, at O'Clock A. NJ for Regimcntal drill
ana review.
The commissioned and non-commissioned officers
will assemble the day previous for drill and iustruc.
ton. BY order of Col. Thos NJ Baker
THOMAS JONES,
Capt. Of kershaw Troop
Camden, S. c., Aug 81, 1853. 37-tr
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Fresh Seed for Fall Planting.

CONSISTING Of Improved Ruta Baga Hanover,
" White Norfolk. Yellow Aberdeen, Mammoth Tur.
nips; Long Collards Late Drumhead Cabbage, Late
Sugar Loaf Green Glazed, Late Dutch, Late York,
with every other variety. may be had at
WORKMAN'S DRUGSTORE
AUG l6--23f
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TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber about the 2Sth of
III June last, negro woman named SUSl, about
feet high light compleeted slender built speaks mild
and slowly good features and the gums each eye
tooth Is black. She formerly belonged to the estate
of L. &. Adamson,. and worked several years at the
Dekalb Factory. AS she has relations about Cam
den, there doubt she is lurking about the town
or in the neighborhood.
The above reward will he paid for her confinement
in any Jail in this State SO that get her.
Sent 2o-tf a. n. BELL
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DISSOLUTION.
GEO. S. DOUGLAS

MOULD respectfully announce to his friends and
w the public that he will continue business on his
own account at the od stand Of Geo. S. Dongas
Co. and solicts continuance of the patronage so lib
orally bestowed upon the late firm.
lie will in few days, receive his fall stock, and
will keep on hand a good supply of all the STAPLE
GOODS usually called for in this market, which he
will sell at the lowest prices.
IIc will pay the highest market prices for Cotton
and other Country Produce.
Sept. |. 50 II
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Wagon &c. for Sale.

A SECONDHAND two horse Wagon and Harness
N Baroche for one or two horses. Buggie eth,
,r for singlcor double draught-al with Harness. will
be sold low Apply at this Office.
June %.
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Notice.

4 LII persons having demands against the late
n James Willis Cantcy, will present them within
the time prescribed by law properly atlested and all
those indebted to the said deceased will make imme.
diate payment to
Aug. 3O-6t HENRY CANTEY, Admir-
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For Sale or Exchange,

TJNIIE Commodous two story brick Store and Dwell.
i ling House, owned and occupied by Mrs Carpen-
ter 1t is conveniently situated and arranged for bu-
siness and the grounds attached with proper cnltva.
tion, produce excellent returns. Terms made accom-
modating
August lift
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In Equity. -.
South Carolina---Kershaw District
John Rosser, Exr, v. John J. McKain ct aL-Blt To-,
sell real Estate to pay debts. =
Notice to Creditors. =
IN obedience to an order made at last June Term Of
the Court Of Equity for the District and State afore
said in the above stated case notice is hereby given
to all persons having demands against the estate Of
James R. McKan decd, that they do render the same
on oath and establish them before the Commissioner
of the aforesaid Court on or before the day Octo
Der next ". III. r. WORKMAN, G. KID.
June l2. S5.25 2s-lst.
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H. FABIAN,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLER,

CHESTER, S. G.
TINE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
i former patrons and friends for the very liberal ell
enlargement lie has received at their hahds; and in.
dulgcs the hope that they will still continue to call
whenever desire may presen: itself to purchase any
thing in his line.
He has recently replenished his stock on hand with
an assortment Of the -fnaSs, -.... -. ..
Watches and Jewelry,
ever before introduced in this place; and which lie
feels confident capnot fail to please those who are
lovers of the beautiful.
In point OF quality and price, he is determined to
sell nothing that he cannot confidently recommend. and
on the cheapest terms possible All articles sold by
him and not proving stated, will be made good pro-
vded it has sustained no injury at the hands Of the
buyer
Having secured the services of skillful and expe
runced workman, he feels himself fully able to execute
any order in the REPAIRING LINE with ncatness,
durability and despatch.
Aug. 80 35 tamtm
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Lime! Lime!

Lime! Lime!
DERSONS wishing a superior article of STONE
L LIME, at reduced price, can procure it by lcav-
ing their orders with the subscriber early, to he dev-
cred at the Camden Columbia or Charleston Depot, III
lots of not less than 25 more than 400 barrels, put
up in IogsIcads of barrels each.
1t is a very superior article of Stone Lime, very
white and suitable for plasterng and all other purpo'
ses for which Lime is used.
c. L. ClIATTEN.
Camden Aug. 20. 50 H
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ADMINISTRATOR a Sale.

DY permission of the Court of Ordinary will be
ID sold at the resid. nee of Daniel Hearon on Sat
urday, the 5th day Of October next, at IL o'clock,
NJ. all the PERSONAL ESTATE of Samuel llearon,
deceased consisting of three Negroes, man. woman
and child, Hogs, Cattle Household and Kitchen Fur
niture.
Terms-The Negroes credit until the first day
of January 1885, with bond and good security. with
interest payable annually The other property IN
credit until the first day of January next with notes
and good security, and interest from the day of SALE
DANIEL HEARON, Admir-.
Sept. 90. % At
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WORKMAN e. BOONE'S
" A@ HH - I'LL

NJE beg leave to announce to our friends and Gus
W. TONERS, and to the public generally, that about
the middle of August next, we will open
FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
1eG3 aAa @3eaIp59
embracing every variety of style and quality which
we will offer ut
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
at such prices as must give
ENTIRE SUBTRACTION
10 all who will favor US with their custom in that
line.
:, Having given our personal attention to the seec-
tion of the stock, and having purchased from the
BEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE FL CTORLES,
we have no hesitation in saying that we can and will
sell at rs LOW A PRICE as the SAME QUALITY
of goods can he bought upon the same terns in any
town or city in the State
Our Boot and Shoe Store
Will be continued at the cid stand, where We arc
now constantly receiving large additions Of
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
which will be happy to sell at the lowest possible
rates to all of old friends and customers and to
as many new ones ms possible.
WORKMAN d BOONE.
July 90. 80 If
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FIavoring Extracts

FlavOrins Extracts
TOR Ices, Custards Puddings and ell kindsofFSa
l. dictionary, Pastry, &c. &c. Among them are Va
nila, Lemon, Peach Nutmeg Bitter Almond, Banabn,
Pine Apple, Strawberry Raspberry, Rose Ginger Gin
namon, DC &c, all very superior and for sale by
F. L. ZEMP.
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Final Notice.


O11ECC SO. CVs ESstIt ROsfU COHFpstNy
CHARLESTON, July IS, 1853.
CEASON TICKETS. not transferable, toexpire three
- months from date Of purchase, at $50 each can,
on and after this date be procured at the Charleston
Augusta, Columbia and Camden Agencies.
e" Rate for colored persons for same time, $40.
J. R. EMERY, Secy.
July 10 % If
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Lumber.

TNHE Kcrsllaw Stenm Mill Company have constant.
l. yon hand pine Lumber of every description at
their mill, miles north of Camden which they offer
at the following prices for cash or its equivalents
Good merchantabc Lumber in quantities of not less
than 10000 feet, per 1000 feet, So 90
The same in less quantity 90
Refuse lumber in any quantity per 1000 #. 90
Rough edge, q" 3 Is
palinps IT, long by 3 in wide, per 100 2 90
do do 2i Is
do do so
Laths (sawed) feet long: per 1000 SO
do do do delivered 9 90
Shingles 80
do do do delivered SO
Framing timber in lengths of 40 feet and under saw
ed to order at short notice. aso Stats for blinds sash.
Sei and pIl,ngs Uf every description.
In all cases lumber will be delivered at Camden or
S. c. r. R. Depot for SO so per 1000 feet in addition
to the above rates.
They have on hand in Camden limited supply of
lamber which may be had on application to w. W.
Tryon, with whom or with either OF the undersigned
orders may be left Z. PRYON.
D. C. TRYON.
J. B. KERSHAW.
Aug. 6m-32
Charleston Courier and TrWeekly So. Carolinan
will insert once each week for 3 weeks and forward
bill to this office. g.
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Watches and Jewelry,
To Carpenters, Contractors, an
Builders.

VNIIE cheapest establishment in the Southern States
l. for the sale of SASHE.S, DOORS BLINDS and
WOOD NOULDLNGS Of every variety, is at the
Corner Of Calhoun and Washington.Streets, Charles
tn S. q. All my work is made Of the best seasoned
White Pine, and the Sashes are glazed in the very
ncatest manner. A full supply of Paints, Oils Glass
Varnshcs and Brushes, for sale low.
B. 7. SMITH.
Sept. l3 81 w4w
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CLOTHING
FOR THE FALL OF 1853.

of CLOTHING arc informed that
L we are manufacturing the
Largest assortment of Clothing
at wholesale only suitable for the the Country Trade,
TO be found in the States
sY- We do business on the ONE PRICE sFs
TEN.
Orders promptly filled. An examination OF our
stock is solicited ..
HANFORD T. BROTHER
80 Park Row. Opposite the Astor Housc.)
New York. June 20. % 3m
N. B.-We the largest manufacturers of OILED
CLOTHING in the country RUBBER CLOTHING
at the lowest rates.
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The Bank of Camden, So. Carolina.
NOTICE is hereby given. that application will be
~ made to the Legislature of this State, at its en-
suing Session. fora renewal of the Charter of this Bank
BY order Of the Board,
". J. GRANT, Cash.
July 26 80 /
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" Office.

LII persons indebted to the subscriber by note or
n account previous to the lst Jany, 1852, are re-
quested to call and settle the same.
JAMES McEWEN.
Aug Q 32 st
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Hides.

'TNIIE highest price will be given for good hides
l. by W. AND ..RSON.
Au z % "a tf
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House for Sale.

THE Subscriber offers his residence on tie Kirk
/ wood Road. for sale, on accommodating terms
Persons wishing to purch .se will he shown over tue
nremisos. J. NJ COOPER
Iuly 8 81
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READY-MADE CLOTHING. :,
SUCH as
Blanket ard Drab ovER-CoATs, Fancy Cashmere
PANTS Velvet, Silk and Satin VESTS.
90 dozen first quality Wool HATS
/ case Albion do.
l do Congress DO.
do assorted cs sesSierc DO
do SupertinpShk DO.
/ do GAPS, Plush, Cloth and Glazed
do UMBRELLAS.
HEAVY GROCERIES.
hogsleads Muscovado and Cuba SUGARS
10 barrels first quality clarified DO.
Lovcrng's crashed DO. g.
20 bags Rio COFFEE
10 Java DO.
~ sixth boxes first quality Sperm CANDLES
25 boxes Adamantine DO.
10 do cheap SOAP
do fancy DO.
10 do Pearl STARCH
20 gross MATCHES
WINES AND LIQUORS.
- baskets genuine Heidsiok CHAMPAGNE
do Demercier %.
6 do Imitation Hedsck Do.
10 O., do S,.ss first od 9gHahEk 9gHhkaH 2EARET M5SE pS
do do MADEIRA DO.
. do do PORT DO.
do do MALAGA DO.
/ case WINE BITTERS
l-2 pipe "Old Otard" BRANDY
ar cask " Old Pale DO.
do London Dock DO.
do Old Holland GIN
6 cases Scbiedam Schnaps DO.
! cask old Bourbon WHlSKET
barrels Eagle DO.
90 do Old Rye Hammond DO.
so do Double Rcctiticd DO.
Together with many other articles which will be
sold exceedingly low Tor cash or short time.
W. c. MOORE
Camdeu Sept. 0. 81 If
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ALBERr H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER GREAT
peren ptory auction Of valuable Newtown lots
ALBERT Nieolay will sell Tuesday Wednesday
on the 600 beautiful building lots and villa
the village Of Newt0wn known as the Randall farm,
adiopiuE the property Of the West sing Association
four and half miles from the city Of NJ York. forming
The section offered for sale Long Island
the line Of New York and Flushing karAad the
DEPOT commanding extensive front the Newtewn
psnk road junction Ia ths
heed Of schools churches stores narksts &o The local
lis conmandns extensive view Of the
rounding country having supply Of pure water
and being covered with great variety Of frat and
mental trees The New York and Flushing Railroad, now
pised BY Of Decsmber) will through this vii
ags Cars will this road every hour Of the day,
thar S2O per snnum Common Council of the sty of
passed resolutions giving permission. to tbs railroad
to bring through the city to the ferries The
stages pass through this property every half
during the day. renderI it As easy Of access the
Viii be oS 90 TO 100 feet wide viii opened and graded
the best At the expense Of the present
who In saying that this property for the
purpose Of suburban residences esens advantages to be
will take pl.cs the ground thst its merits be
ined order be appreciated Terms Of SALE
and the fees the time and place Of SALE 40
per the 4b Of November 1865 balance remsin
Title unquesiopabie printed abstract which win
furnished every purchaser nuisance clause inserted
in every title deed will protect the purchaser against the
erection Of buildings Of Objectionable character Fer full
nsde eto''A'' '- a. H. E1coTaY 10 Wall street,
j. Hools 4 Co.. 2os Broadway. corner q Fulton; j. W
Tsylor, 3 and 245 Centre street; or TO william Randall
on the premises.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION FOR INvALIDs-roR INvALIDs Or
~ those persons seeking change Of climate for short
Nns rare opportunity offered for trip 20 the Wet In
dies and back, In the new clipper ship TkOPiC bird.
piia ths arst week 0stobsr The shiR WIN visit Dnbs.
psssenssrs few days M each pert, and return 10 Phia
delphiA in absut sx weeks Her arrangement fsr pass?n
house, & and spaseus well ordered sSAse poems.
t Hs,..s sa Win saa IL ss %Sdss1 s
PARA M Evsrythine PROVIDED Win ths szssSen Il vissa
FOR fertile" ''fTs RIOS. soxs. PAs..pAA
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LBERT h. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER AND
sadlss IL. ana sess.s. s..:ss Height:
N Of s1 i's1 mss Of me q
Thn..ssy and Friday ssp:sHssr 18Th ssd sush u
city Of ssv York, hundred beautiful Desirable
.as Ssa , sS,. mile; Of
TsS property Is known ss Nassau Heights" and 10
ssd l.sutal vss. Of Nswso Y has srs.s sdv.n
81: :s
IN
,s a that I'll :. Thorn
vile avenues runnins IN straight inss snEoush the
viii DO each side with shade trees ali
Of che viii b opened and graded by the present
This property lies nearly parallel with the Nswtown
PORTION Of tn. farm Is IL Woodland the timber Of which
mach than the Of S:.a besides fur
trees Sylvan Lake" lying between C.ls well and Bret.
avs ana Win geld and other
The title Aaispatabls printed abstract Of which will
vim BE- In lots and sections and considered one Of
The best opportunities ever offered ZOE permanent Avs
The Flushing Railroad which IL TO run hourly trains, viii
ss s. WIN render md
mediate line Of the railroad The Common Council Of
Eth passed rs..lutS.. giving psra.;oa 70 rairosa
:, e VII s s
which much less than any stage route the city Of
line oI OnRlpubo9 passes every A1tCen min
throughout shs day.
Terms sa-i5 per cent aucteneers fees on the
DAY Of SALE 30 tho 18th November whom fully
warranty deeds will be given The remaining
remain bond and mortgage for vs years.
per cent. With privilege otpaying at time in
small SIS Parties preelring the 70 cont
part Of in cash. at the time Of receiving deed
will be entitled to deduction Of per TIE amount
70 paid.
nuisance clause will be inserted in every deed TO guard
aaapst the erection Of Objectionable buildings.
on the days preceding the first day free tick
ts will be furnished to any Who may wish to view
property.
kxctioneey. ALBERT II. NlCOLAY. 20 " all street.
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LBERT II NICOLAY. AUCTIONEER.-NINE GOOD
"A brick houses and lots Tenth avenue Forty third
twenty ninth Fourteenth and Fourth streets ut auction
Albert Nicolay will sell Wednesday Sent d. ct IL
o'clock, ~ the Merchants Exchange IS folle.G-
Tenth three ftory brick stors dwelling house
and lo and Forty
third street. The house neatly finished with marble
mar te folding doors &c. and rents $500 per year.
Tenth avsnue-Two three story brick and let's on
Tenth adjoining the absve The houses rent for
per annun each.
Forty three story brick house and lot on
The south Forty street adjoining the corner Of
Tenth ,venus. Rents for about $500.
twenty ninth street, Eve story and basement brisk
store dwelling house lot the north side senty
ninth street. between Second and Third middle Of
the block also five story brick house, tho Of the
lot; rents for ~ 600 per anAum.
Fourtaentb street-Two ave story Philadelpha brick
houses lots the north side
sS B. fent fer 81 200 psr each
Aso one south side Of street.
24 feet inches west of avenue CT lot 10 l0xl03 3.
Fourth streetA thress and bascmeat brick dwelling
house 666 Fourth street. House finished good
STYLE with Marble antsls folding DOORS
fearns easy and title perfect For full particulars apply
10 the auctieneer, ~ Wall street.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, REsPECrABLY CONNECT
M s es b
age aeeemllshsd snd Of progressing appeAsansA PlsAs
onN IptNxYNM ear be haA.
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IN q express between New York and Boston, via New
.arsisrd A.d Springfield railroads. ssnnsaeing on
Veeshes for ths ganspoftAtioi Of express pack
~ esnsssly 1xpfsas VIII leave che shss AS * PM
s s.S AsAv ssssss ~ ss3s hsx, ytth nsssssess y
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LBERr II. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A of eighty large and desirable villa sites at the beau

LBERr n. NICOLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A sae eighty large and desirable villa sites at the beau
tiful village Of Morrisania.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY will sell at auction Monday,
October 3D. 1853 at one o'clock p NJ, the ground,
eighty choice lots and cottage sites containing from
quarter to half EACH the depot Of the beau
tiful village Of Upper Morrsaria These handsome and
eligible building stes about eleven miles from tho
City Hall thirty minutes ride by railroad from Thirty
second street aaordng an opportunity OF getting to aud
city Almott hour from ak O'Clock "A. H.
I'll eleven O'Clock there being twenty sevaa daily
trains of Harlem Railroad stopping At Morrsnna and
the communication is only $50 per annuIa place Of 70
healthy position it unsurpassed BY any other village IN
the vicinity Of New YORK Yhe Location sDd merits OF ts
tion being elevated nandng Of any pre-
perty or the line OF the railroad.
cent oan remain On bond and nortgsge
tpabe Of which printed abstract will .se furnished to
every purchaser free Of expenee.
The Esrlem Railroad will leave the City Hall the
day Of sale a. 9k and o'clock Persons DESTROYS
Of attending the sale will BIO furnished with railrsad tickets
free Of charge and litherraphc maps application TO
w: Barker. No Nassau stroat; MoGraw Taylor No
1863 Bowery, Albert n. Nicolay Auctioneor. No. ~
Wall street.
NB.-Sheuld II storm on Monday. Oct q the sale viii
not take place until Friday. Oct. Z.
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EUROPEAN EXPRESS BY EVERY STEAMER, TWICE
~ week ITO England and France and Throughout Eu-
ssse: sn. parcels one dollar e Losdon and Paris OF
s0nes Paris Next shipment on Saturday:
Ha Broadway entrane. in corssads street.
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TOHN W. SOkERINDYKE, AUTHORIZATIONS
gage taleTake notice that shall sell, At public
tisn the 10Th day Of September instant st clock
and Tenth avenue IN this city, twenty emnibuses lee
ncles sss o. ssngJ - sh .ne nv
street Bowsry and Wall street line Of stages
under mortgage made by said Clark to Miller
h Crave dated 18th October, 1852
JOHN w. SONERINDYKE AttOrn0y Ri EcrtrARcAa.
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r l. vANDEWATER. AUCTIONEER-THIS DAP,
Wednesday, September o. At 1913 o'cloet, ~ the spa
tive sale Of IN uahogany and
Broadway, near Fourth street.
First class cabinet Consisting part Of paroT
suites In rosewood, walnut and mahogany SOFAS, sstea
tstes yoare sewing and other shsiv ars:dy coysrsd
two and three color rosewood and walnut
etagerss sncosnurss secretaries, sad armour slsoe
FreYc plate gAs bedroom suites in rosewood mahogany
and walnut pssing Of marble top bureaus bsdstead
wa saees enairs &C. pariSe ewSoo, msnossny
oak wnut and mahogany dining room extension tables
Also large assortment OF hair cloth furniture Of the
est designs sofas chairs rockers &c Also larse aasort
mort OF chairs in iron and wood rush aad scat Iaa
put and iron hat and umbrsll. stands; feather beds
tie whole embracing full and complete assortment,
we'll worthy Of attention Every iees Of furniture was
ranted and can be depended upon in every partisu.
lar The goods will be on exhibition two days prior to The
assortment Every facility will DO Aor dea to packns
shipping &c The lease Of the store be obtained ~
priYata sale
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NIHONY J.. BLEECKkR Will SELL, AT THE
a Merchants Exchange, September 80 At II O'clock NJ
Of about forty three acres llsbls land assras
AID half ssst Of the village of jamaica Also forty
building lots IN the village Of yamaca situated Fulton,
and Can streets Said lots Is feet front and
$50 to 100 feet Deep and able either for mme
diste nprt Investment having the advantage
schools chuf ohes Of different denomnA easy OF
ess to the city either by railroad omnsuses wish
other privileges For snd particulars inquire Of the
auetioneer, Nc. 7 Broad street.
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A SSIGNEES SALE.-THE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Bxtures and lease, Of and house No 125 Eighth
avenue Of IT. street. will be sold pri
vats sale, cheap for cash. Apply the premises
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elegant fancy gosds statuary v.sss 49, 60, being
the first sale this fall Of Signor O. PandoAAs resent
importation from Europe HENRY a. LEEDS CO viii
sell at auetisn, Tuesday sad Wednesday Ssptsm
Wall street marble ss.tus5y and alabastsr figures
after Tsneran Chantsrs Boy Mary Masdsisn
Dancing Girls after csnovs and assortment Of marble
a.uary groups, no. The Three aracss, after cassva
nss inter ss sf%e sts q Love ys0
and elegant s:sortment Of saxdg agate sow q ssnas
four inches to SIX feet in height, beautifully
carved with grape leaves dolrhns Two pIep Flo
ash Silver plated ware Of the best make PAPER nsohs
deems The above eosds have been By
Sigrer G B. Pandolfpi expressly for this market They
are now On exhibition at the sales room.