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NUMBER 50.
THE OLD MAPLE fHxE.

flnds b ss 10 inx
sernses "a s'du~, ms god o sye<y ming.
On a hot summers once laziIy sat -
In the shsde |" ths Old Maple frse,
That grew on the edge
OF the rank growing sedgs,
Which borders the green grassy lea.
And thought to myself hos pleasant ,tvould be-
n were that quiet Old Rock Maple TIRE
Iiay on the grass With my brad on ny arm 'sf
Gazing up &C the glossy green leaves
And seeing how bright
They shone in the light,
As they futtered about IN the breeze.
They swung to and fro fr ra sunlight to shade.
As merry and blithe as the birds
That built in those limbs
And tffere sung their hymns
Gods praises uufettered by words,
And said to myself how fine 'twere to be
Such q sbeltering, friendly Old Rock Maple Tree.
passed 1t again, in the deep winter time,
When the earth white with snow,
And icicles hung
Where the birds had sung
But few short months ago. .
The spring came on aud the farmers son
Pierced its side to gather its sap;
And to sweeten his cup,
The Old Maple gave up
The fruits Of its long winter nap;
And thought. IS 1 saw it. how noble TO be .s
As faithful and good as that honest Old Tree.
fierce thundergust seized the sturdy Old Tree,
And hurled 1t 10 rage TO the ground;
And saw with concern
What the tempest had done,
For felt was losing friend.
The farmer came out. with his oxen and chains,
And dragged the Old Maple Tree home;
And long after twas dead,
Its blazing logs shed
Cheerful warmth In the family room
And wished, when thought on that Old Maple Tres
That were as good and Us useful as he.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

NUSICAL CARD.-WM I. MAYO, giss1l4as
lVu CAMP STREET, having sold his MUSIC hr~1rakS
STORE MR. PHILIP P. wERLEIN, hereby his Sfre
thanks his patron and solts eoni 1%
OF their svors to his WM I. MAiO.
PHILIP p WERLEIN respectfully informs the public his
friends generally that having purchased MUSIC STORE Of WM
socts the
ray bestowed NO. CAMP STREET. promises keep
hand he largest Stock Of PIANOS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS in the Soal which he offers
for sale the most favorable terms. PHI. p WERLEIN.
I'm
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WABASH RIVER.

Will leave MONDAY, April Is, at o'clock ?.
NOR LAFAYETTE, TERRE HAUTE - =
Il and vINCENNES. : The superoF passenger L7lSaat5
steamer J. N. NILES, A. r. Irwin, MASTER, will
o on of
apis ROGERS NJ GUInE 4 CO Is Poydras street.
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SAV.4NN.AH.

NOR SAVANNAH.-The fine fast sailing brig
BUENA VISTA winsy mAsisr having the mo Of her cargo
board will have quick dispatch foI bnhce Vi es Pse'
apsy on eoad' f's' GEO W. HYNsoN, Camp
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LIGHr FOR THIS LaNrERS-Perfsefiy Salts
f1etory The Rev Mr.. Hanson assures us that
when he said that King Eleazer Williams, the
great French Jack Dawphin, looked every ineh
a king. he meant he was Joking. ..e-
PosITIvgLY HoRRBLE - (Gyarei-eyed old
lady reading newspaper, J 3" We have no mail
south of Richmond = g What. no male south
of Richmondl Why, declare, the population
must be all ,rimsasn, then-dear, dear, how do
they manage when they move in May, without
the men critters to help 'ems"
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The FRE IN WrsosoR CAsrLE--Amongst the particulars
recorded Of the late fire at Windsor Castle England Of
which published last week. the follow
ing:
Mr. Baker, the head celarman, Immediately communi-
Gated the occurrence to Mr.. Norton the Deputy Comp
trocr Of the Household who lost time in summoning
the remen and communicating with the gentlemen Of the
royal suite. With ms little delay possible the
communicated to Col Phipps who in turn the
sary intelligence to the officers in command of the castle
Gen Drummond Immediately summoned the castle guard
and at the time private Turner the sentinel duty
the north terrace reported the TO Corpo
raj Guer who going round with relief be i'm
nedstey conveyed the information to Lieut. Mostyn o
the castle guard The intelligence then dispatched
to Colonel Dixon the officer in command of the Fusie
Guards at Sheet Barracks and in less than sever
minutes from that time the whole OF the battalion 10
men and officers had doubled - to the castle.
Here, the monosyllable fire " would have been uttere
with considerable esruestnes and in less than seye
econds the 90 machines u would have rolled
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REGULAR Packets.

EOR PLAQUEAIINE = Regular ~ n
II Packet SUNNER ARRANGEIENT- The L-E4kaala.d67s
| steaGs OPIIELIA will regular packet -
Saturday. the instant for the Lower Coas
T. Doswen and vii leave Every SATURDAY MORNING at
q O'Clock. JOE SAiJBA, Captain.
f For freight apply board, the foot Of ST Ln
| SIN
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EOR BILOXI AND LYNCHBURG .sT-A
Il SPRINGS, BAY ST. LOUIS Pass CHRIS
MISSISSIPPI CITY extending to PAscAOL La
URDAYS stopping RI PIKE TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYs-Laks Shore TTi- Weekly packet CREOLE The
splendid low pressure packet CREOLE. Charles
Walker expressly trade, with
dniions will Railroad arrival the Cars
the Lake follows:
L.aees NsrOrieans. Leaves LyneIJa,g and Bioxi:
TUESDAYS -, ,by 10 A. NJ Cars EVENING
THURSDAYS 10 A. NJ Cars fR DAY EVENING
SATURDAYS go. P. NJ Cars SUNDAY EVENING
t Fare Lynchbng Biloxi intermediate landngs u
so; Children and Servants, 81 so Deck, o..
Freight the Railroad Depot all the week. TO
saurts that for Tuesday and s ought be
sent N Mondays and Wednesdays.
tB Wa will leave the Office Of the Agent Tues
Thursdays O'Clock A. NJ and Saturdays
NH r. gent
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CALIFORNIA.
win Isave SUNDAY, May |, at 8 O'Clock Am. p
NOR CALIFORNIA via VERA Cruz. .<gfGi
GALTESTON.

viii leave TUESDAY, April 10, at 9 O'Clock a.
E0R GALVESTON, INDIANOLA, PoRT asfEf%.
LAvACA and MATAGORDA Regular SewOr-
s. Mail Line Of new,
steamship MEXICO Henry Pne " leave Above landing
freight the whavea ndlano gtsrsge
Ahagorda without passage having
very superior state accommodations, apply 70
HARRIS Il MORGAN, 10 TehGupitoulas street.
1T This line hsving established i Pilot Pass Cavao Bar
will hereafter the supervision its Captains nh3
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SIN FRANCISCO.

EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-An A ! fast sailing
bark $50 will be dispatched the above or about ths
cps GEO. w. HYNS0N, % Comp street.
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YAZOO RIVER.

Will leave MONDAY, April IS at O'Clock Pm
LH0R POINT LEFLORE, GREEN ~ =
i WOOD TcHuLA, YAzoo CITY, sATARTIA, l@2a4 -
VlCKSbURG, all intermediate
running regular Yaaoo River AFlON
s. Wallace, will freight passage
spply board, 70 ths Agent at New Levse. apit
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.ALABAMH RIVER.
TENNESSEE RIVER.

viii leave MONDAY, April ls, at O'Clock P.
NOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, ~ =
EASTPORT intermediate sndngs-Reg- LEAfFssS1l
ular Tennessee eRiverPa Jacket EASTPORT-The new
EASTPoRT Capt Sam Mi gan ia
For freight deck passage, sPpy
board, WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street apis
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TAMPICO.

EOR TAMPICO, with dispatch. = The A !
st calling coppsrd copper fastened clipper schooner AM
PHI TRITE, Captain Fe will be ready TO load omerIo" NJ
Of her engaged, Apply 70
aps BARELl d Co., 81 co.n'hoe HIee..
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illli77i--l--
KEY WEST.

EOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, vzfTfT>
l. APALAcHICoLA, ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS sss9a1sksss
and TAMPA BAY-U. s. Mail Line.The u s. Mhil ~
JAMES L. DAY W. H. Talbot commander will leave as above For
freight passage, apply to . . -
GREEN, HARDING n co. 60 Povdras areet
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HAMBURGER.

FOR HAMBURGH.-The fine fast sail m
ing American ship TALLEYRAND Capt Young hsying H&k
the Of her engaged, will have immediate
Dispatch For freight 50 hhds Tbaeeo and 2uo bales Cotton apply
up. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.
~ For passare appiy to the Captain apl6
EOR RHAMBURGH-Passag only.--The ,ssS
l. fas. sailing American ship HENRY NEsMTh, ~
Capt Umsr having all her engaged, will have imme
dispatch. For having splendid aeeommodatons apply
the Captain board JP WHITNEY CO 81 Camp st. aps
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GERMANY,

There has been talk for time of q revolutionary
manifesto that is circulating among the soldiers in ths
German States. The London Times publishes in full
what purports to be copy Of this document but whci
intrinsic evidence Of having emanated from tn
recognized " Revolutionary Committee
The King of Wurtemburg has issued an order for tn
suppression Of the Burscbenschat association Of
dents the University Of Tubingen The of thi
suppression is that the association made of 70
political ends.
Some students of the University of Prague have
sentenced to be "beaten with rods for making wapto
demonstrations in favor of the traitor kossuth .
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TRIESTE.

EOR TRIESTE.--The very fast sailing ss1N
bark CLEANER Fletnsr, master, having nearly al
her cargo enga viii immediate dispatch. For freight
Of the buk Of 300 bales Cotton. apply 70 m - - -.
mh3 g. e. BOcEhl q w. ~ lamp suee'.
EOR TRIESTE.-The fine A l fast sailing
American ship ELLEN MARIA, Capt. whitmore, loadns
freight 400 bales Cotton,
ply r. WHllNkf ~ oil lamp suue.o
tsr or passage. apply to the Captain on board mhs
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SWEDEN

Our correspondent states that the brother of Captain
Ericsson has patented him his caoric discovery and
several shipping Swedish companies inclined to
adopt the new motive power forthwith
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ID ED ASH COAL-100 casks broken and
sereened ship Of bett quality for
sale BY J.H AsHBRIDdE CO., % 81. Charles street mhss
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BR.AZOS SANTIAGO.

Will leave THURSDAY, April 81, at O'Clock a.
Tor BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINT f&TfA
a ISABEL. MATAMoRoS and BROWNsyiLLE--ss.iR&n21fll
U. S. Mail Line OF
steamship YACHT John awess, master will leave as above
Ms. For freight having very superior
room Aceo ions, apply 10
apis HAktlS q hiptsAN w lehonpltonr sneet
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There is split in the Cabinet respecting the appoint
of Police Minister The resignation the Minis
President Minister of the Interior is looked for
consequence.
The loan of five millions thaers, lately concluded by
the Prussan Finance Minister appears to be nothing
than the Of the remainder the 81 600 900
contracted for in 1s49 ostensby for the Eastern Railway
AUSTRIA.
From Austria have nothing to report NJ Bruck, 1t
said, would be sent to Constantinope Austrian
ambassador
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BOST0N.

FOR BOSTON--Regular Line Of Packets
- The packet bark SAXON iowss astsr having nearly AL
her cargo engaged will have qa dspat For baapee freight
applyts q. W. HYNsON, 80 Camp street. spi3
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II ENTUCKY and INDIANA BANK NOTES
IN WANTED at the City Bank.
mhs6 COCHRAN CO., 80 Camp street.

SIGHT AND SHORT SIGHT CHECKS ON
~ NEW YORK for sale At he City Bank of
nhas COCHRAN CO., IS Camp street.
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E,OR MOBILE.-Daily q. s. Mail I. .sG-A
III Lns.--Winter Anangement.-The and fR1
lid packet steamers FLORIDA, Capt n ti
bsrson CALIFORNIA, Captain Sam. Rose, aud OREGON
Capt r. A. Hem bang sIprsssy trade,
superior Of will
the Lake OF
O'Clock stopping Paagoua Wednesdays
ing, Tuesdays snd Fridays returning
" Fgbtir ST. Louis Psas Christian and PaseasoaA must
santo CREOLE.
u Way Bag Mobile viii the once Of the
Mobile
in the mail. (iei1 r. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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NTEW ORLEANS EMlGRANT AND -
REMITTANCE oFFICE-The andsrsigued at his old 1x
rsinilng money
sterling payable tho
He also usual continues
Liverpool to shs
terms living distance by addressing
he und ersie ed, will promptly attended to.
John TDOLE, IS Bank Place.
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MdRSEILLES.

EOR BREMEN. THE fine A l fast sailing
American ship Russell sTuRGls Cap Snow now loading
dispatch Fer freight Of l99 hhds Tobacco
ne For passage, apply to the Captain on board. apis
EOR BREMEN-The fine A ! fast sailing
Swedish ship NoRDEN Capt. ia loading and wi
have quick dispatch hogheads Tobacco and IS
bales Cotton, apply to 7. WHITNEY Co, d camp ~.
~ For passage apply to the Captain on board ape
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isn't it time to get up'
"Yes," returned the lady, " and you may
call me when you have Lit the fire, and put on
the kettle"
Poor Solomon! There was no alternative.
So he sat about his work with an alacrity which
showed that he had the terror of broken head
and demolished body linen running strongly in
his memory. In short, Soloman was . con-
quered man. That day he had to prepare
breakfast, sweep the room, etc. The next, his
assistance was required in the rubbing of the
furniture, and the making Of beds and, before
the week out, he was initia ted into the mys-
terry of washing coarse towels.
Degenerate Solomon Swallow! Nay, in after
times, when the Swallows began to gather about
him. it is whispered that his better half used to
employ him at yet more deeply conjugal Offices
About five years after the celebration Of his
nuptials, friend called to see him.
"You must go with me to the theatre, Mr..
swallow said friend. l
Z" He shan't," said Mrs. Swallow
"He must said the friend, and so must
you"
81 may, but he can't" replied the dame,
| sc for he must stop at home with the children"
And Mrs. Swallow did 60 to the play, and Sol
omon stopped at home
| O, hen pecked solomon Swallow! 4
The moral of this authentic tale is that g bach
elors' wives and old maids children" are always
| excellent in theory, but as bad as can be in
practice-and that a managed wife is better
than no wife at all Had solomon only treated
his better half decently in the beginning, things
might have gone on smoothly to the end, but as
il was he compelled her to be Tartar in her
own defence he had to take the consequences
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DRY Goods for Cash.
w. G. BANCROFT g. co.
253 KING STREET,
CEsarIcS1On. Is. a..
rEcsaOm, s. g..

WE nave in conformity with the spirit
Of the times adopted in our business the
system OF low Tariff and Ces4 Prices, and
offer to the city aud country retail and
wholesale trade every variety of goods in
our linr-PRINTS, MUSLlNS, SILKS,
EOMBAZlNES, SHAWLS, LINENS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DRESS
GOODS-of all kinds-GLOVES, HO-.
SlEli, SC. &c. We shall be constantly
receiving the latest and most fashionable
styles o goods, and it is our determination
tht our stock in point OF 81 yles and A,snrt-
ment shall be unsurpassed, aud in cheap.:
ness OF price uneQu0iieai by any in the CITY
of Charleston. We have made this change
in our: system of business from our pre-
frrchce tn the small bu. more certain re-
turn OF the HiMBLE sIXPENCE, rather
than that of the slow shilling, and in tho
belief that the public cannot fail TO per-
ceI"c the advantages it offers to purchasers,
Our business will be conducted SO as to
ensure their entire confidence, and we ap.
peal directly 10 their judgment. Through
our connections in the various markets of
Europe and oi this country we possess the
ability and the miN to offer extraordinary
inducements to the Consumer, the Planter.
and the Merchant.
February 9Th, 1853 l5-am
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Q 3 I r u AR Y,

y DIED, On Wednesday, 9Th instant, at his
tesidece, III St. Johns, Berkeley, WILLIAM
SINREEE, E.,l. aged 65 years IL is by n
na'il, well used TO ihc warmth an! frryor Of
9nd |! 10 icn;t which has been senslhly af.
tected hyn character, full Of exccllence. Gnd
rich In virtue, that now carries this feeble ex-
preston to his grave! With the attributes of
manly strchstli; With u fIeI INTEGRITY; with IN
inherent love Of truth, with an instinct of what
ishoiornble; and with an impulse to pursue it,
she respect and the confidence Of other men
fSTefo Il necessary and involuntary offering;
but in tho social relations Of ~elI.spent ia,
let those speak, who to the departed Spirit,
wrrc as nrigh'Iors, as kindred, as family, at
Ehildnen! There tits, and in Il llnllowed place,
thnt the blandness :.nd gentlenrss of his man
her, the purity of his motive, the tenderness Of
his every action are written down OH hearts,
that make no boast of sorrow, but cherish the
opinions which affections will register!
Who that knew him will not jnin in this
tribute! Who that has witnessed his reverence
For the old, or felt his protective ionlness Tor
the young, or met him, rs cotcmporary or M
conirade, will either hesitate or faller! Who
that appreciates tic dclirncy and rciiur:tcnl of
gentleman, or valucs the corlstancy and fiticli-
~ Of friend-who that has seen his mild and
generous hospitality, or been the uby:ct .f lis
kind aud courteous diSpcnsati''n, cun IL em.cr
him without emJti6ni And who tha contcln.
plates the softnosa and sweetness Oi dcIncanor
which renders the sternnc,s .! rcc,i:uG. and
ct principle, the more impressive AMI the more
imposing, will ever murv-l that ti,rse who
knew him best, loved him E,ost' In life. with
out fear and Without repr6ach. in death with
out murmur or Il 'renlur, has good In,n
Possed to the presence Of hiS Sod!
DIED very suddenly in Cheraw, S G., on
the 18th inst, ut the residence nf his mother.
Mr. LODWICk B. BRIGHT, aged ubout -
years. MIR. BRIGnT was Ole Of ;lo surviving
members Of the Palmetto Regiment,
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China, Glass And
EART{zEN WARE;,
Direct Insportations
H. E.. NICHOLS,
COLUMBIA. = C..

L :AS just received ,lirec, from the man
rfac;nrc1s in Engia and France,
aal hy recent veSse!s fruIa the North, a
very complete and -aricd assortment of the
above named GOODS, comprising all the
new patterns and shapes; anon. which
are best
WHITE GRANITE or STONENARE,
Chiua finish ST 2r.or article;
Blue and other Colorei Were, OF new
styles;
French and English China, new shapes,
plain Waite Gold AMI decorated
Rich CHINA Dinner and Tea sclts, and
beautiful Fancy Articles in the line;
C"l. M"llJrrcd and i'nIlslleI Glassware,
of every kind
Dyr't's Patent Camrhcnc, Store, Office,
and Paror Lamp. supr -lor article;
Wenb's Patent Oh and Lard Lamps. a new
article giving great lish, and hrilIancy
Tea Trays, best Table Cutlery and PA.
ted Ca,;ors, Spoons, Forks, SC.
housekeeping articles, in great variety;
Crates Of assorted Wares. Of dcsirabIo and
new styles. by Wholesale;
Packages OF Tu;nblers. F!asks, &c, low
by the package.
Having compete arrang" mcnts for obtain.
ing our Goods direct from the manulac-
tur"rs we car and will offer rare induce.
n.nnts. other by Wholesale or Retail -
Orders attended TO promptly.
Il T.. NICHOLS.
Columbia, April l2, 1853 2l-;f
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Do not Defer, but Come il
YOU WANT TO GET THE
Choice.


Mr.. REICH. Merchant Tailor, bcps
leave to inform the gentlemen of Sumter
vile and District that he has Just returned
with 4 spendid assortment Of
Cloths, C;lssiIncrqs, Drnp'd etc,
VeS,ings, &c. &c, and in shor, ever thing
tlsta is required for a, fill suit. Having
maze the choice 9f his goods himself, he
doubts not but wha, he can SUIT the most
ias,dious. There is no use 10 have your
cloths made III Charleston or by Yankees,
when'yuu can have them made as stylish
and as well if not better than anywhere
else r.ght nt home, anJ this Mr Reich
promises to do, nay, he Will add that, il his
work is moi Turned on, at least equal to any
done in tha conn,ry he Will not charge
anything. Az for his prices they shall he
n: Ne" York rates. All he asks is, rive
him trial !! Come soon and pic, ou,
some Of lose beautiful Pants and Vest
ITt'erhs. it will soon be warm and YOU wi,
want them.
Mr.. REICH lives next door to John r.
tiaynsworln almost opposite Dr.. Wnhcr-
spoon.
April Both, 1853 a6-tf
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$50 REWARD,

viii p,y the above reward to ary pcr.
son who T'll anrrehcn,' aud lodge in the
S"m'err'!!", Char cston, Columbia or
C"tr'e' JA'l 50 that | can get him, my
"an PHILLIP, Tailor hy trade. vino
ranaway 'rah ColurnbIa about tic lOlh
March last. Said i'iill;D is :. mu.a.to
a5"ni five fee, nine lncheS l. .,., rather
slight hult and hls LargeXnl!c.. male on
has chin &c ray change his =:;,2me and
d"ny '"a, he A"nngs l.. me. I.S. is be-
iclHJ TO be la Charleston. as he haEsela.
,'res here, and he may have pass a., he
ucn vuiy easily procure one.
'uiiN 5. RICHARDSON, Jr.
May j :, ISj3 3l--4t
~ Camden Journal copy twice, Co.
:lu'n>,l Banner one time. and send bills 10
this otice
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Increased Stock
j Ohm O'Connor.

Who has made new improvements onJ
considerably enlarged his store, am! $ now
receiving fresh goods by every ,-a,n OF
ars and offers to the pnD!ic for the sum
'ncr months tho following ARTICLES low icr
cash:
Ice Cream and lemonade, (daily) Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples and al, the
tropical fruits; also fine assortment, of
Tobacco and Cigars, with choice 10, Of
Family Groceries. also large stock Of
ADAs Il GOODS, &c.
ricklcd salmon and Preserves, Flour of
me best brands warranted. also n large lo,
OF Bacon o; which he received new sun
ply weekly. All of which he guarantees
to sell a; the lowest rateo for ca,h
April 9TH, 1888 DIFF
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DRESS GOODS.

Plain and Figured BLACK GRo'p RLEYn
SILKS, Plain coiored gro'd Nap and Mnrccline
Silks Striped and Plaided Wash Silks; Plain,
Figured, Striped ana Plaid Nous. DALains in
the latest styles and richers dyes. Scotch and
English printed d'laines Of the handsomest pa
irons. Plain Paris Nous. D'I.ancs il7,ll va.
rieiy Of colnrs. FRENCH, GERMAN and EsG.
LIsH MERiSos Of the most superior qualitie nnd
Calcoes Best qualities and makes of imcri.
can Prints. Cold Organdies, French Grape
Lie-e, Baregcs, Grape Dpnris Illusions, Silk
Tissues, DC, for evening and Ball wear. Also
Just received. l32 Of beautifully Embroidered
SWISS Muslin Robe patron Dresses, each one
having 4 Fusliion Caru attached.