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MORE NEWS.

'1he largest, the most fashionable. and the hes
L assortment of mems, woman's, and chldrcns
boots AMI shoes, in Cecil county, is to be found a
the subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in Elk
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G Il AIN.

THE subscribers are prepared to pay the high
st market price in cush, for any quantity OF
Wheat and Yellow Corn. Bags will beturnish-
ed to any one that may wish them.
Jy II BROWN & FOARD.
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GREAT BARGAINS
IN DRY GOOD s

WI. M. KENNARD & CO., East or upper
w end OF Elkton, have just received new
stock of
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COMMERCIAL l. FARMERS HOTEL
GlANO! GErANO!


JUU Peruvian GuanO,
direct from the agent.
100 Tons of A No.
.UEXICHN GUH.NO.
The analysis of this Guano shows it TO contain
81 per cent Of Phosphate of Lime,
g Ammonia,
DR.. Higgins, in his late report states that when
the soil requires Phosphates, this Guano is equ al
to the hest Peruvian
so TONS OF AFRICA ~ GU.H.NO.
This is new article and will recommend it.
self. Prof. ID. Stuart says it contains neoriy as
much Phosphates as the best qnoiiiy of Peruvian
guano, and more Ammonia than many specimens
of Patagonian euano.
PatasOnian Guano. Bones, and
Fer. Salts.
All of these Guanoes will be sold as lou as
the same article cnn be bought in Baltimore
WILMER & DAVIS,
GRAIN! dsWAHX!
The subscribers are buying all kinds of grain
for the Philadelphia Market. Farmers who de-
sire to sell at high prices, will find ii to their
interest to give us Il call.
WILMER & DAVIS,
June II If Port Deposit.
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Tin-Ware and Stove
.N.H.NITF.HCTOPY

.N.ANUFHCTORY.
THE subscribers have lately removed from
L Elkton, and have opened an esabishmentin
MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE,
where they are anxious to serve the public and
their old friends wherever found, in all the bran
chcs ofther business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Store,
ofalI patterns and sizes, for parors offices, and
kitchens, and full assortment of Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend to
ROOFING IND SPOUTT.NG,
which they will do in the best manner and al
short notice. The public are respectfully in
vited to give them call.
GRAHAM 4 SISC0.
Middletown, Del, May
KNIGHTS COMPOUND SYRUP
OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
The most certain, safe, and etlec,ual remedy
ever discovered, for Diarrhpa, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, &c. For sale by
aug. %. VIM. TORBERT.
SILK TRIMMINGS. A great assortment Of
~ colored silk and double florence, cut bias Tor
trimming; also, vrlvets, eimrs ard buttons Of
all eoors, for sale by BRoWs FoAKp.
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THE BLACK WALNuT.-E. B. Fubley
Of Reading, in communication to the
american Farmer, states that in 18Th
he planted bushel of common black
walnuts in his garden at Orwlgsburg,
Schuvkill county. where he then rcSid-
ed, about three inches deep end 50 near
together that they touched each other
that the following spring most OF them
had sprouted-tha: subsequently the
trees were parcelled out among many
persons who desired to raise this excel
lent fruit-and that at last New Years
dinner, his family enjoyed walnuis TAX
Ell from his trees, forwarded by his
brother who occupies his place at Or
wigsburg, to Reading-less than nine
years from the planting of the seed
This is fact winch should BE- general
ly known.-Germuntou@ Telegraph.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF

~ w IT III TT
% cents, by means OF the
POCKET ESCULAPlUS
or every one his own ply
sicians.-The thirty-sixlh
Edition, with one hundred
engravings, showing Dis
eases and Maliormations
Of the System, in every
shape and form: TO which
is added a treatise on the
diseases OF Females, in
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CUTTING ScloNs, &c.-Now is the
time to cut scions and have them in
readiness for grating operations this
spring. The first and most important
point is to select the best, and only the
best varieties OF fruit, for good fruit is
raised as cheaply as poor, and the time
spent in the propagation Of the latter is
time worse than wasted The next is
to choose thrifty shoots and if from
young and healthy trees. SO much the
better. Wrap then in damp, not net
moss, and lay them IN the earth, this
will secure their preservation in good
state tor use when the grating season
arrives.
Those who intend to graft would do
we'll 10 prepare their wax, and procure
good implements, or put those which
they have IN good working order now
while they have leisure. 1t will save
hurry and v-xation when time is more
valuable.
Let every farmer who has tree that
bears inferior fruit graft it with some
improved and excellent variety. In SO
doing he will confer favor upon both
himself and postrrity. Any man who
has hands and eyes can graft. Try it
YOU who doubt. Dollar Newspaper.
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A HINT TO AEMEas.-]ames S. HUI
Der lately stated before the Philadel-
pha County Farmers Club, that he had
proved by actual experiment, in feeding
twelve cows one hundred and eighty
DAYS upon cooked food, that he made a
nett gain of S32. In place Of twenty
pounds of hay per day, formerly fed
raw, he now feeds twelve pounds cut
and steamed. With this he mikes four
and halt quarts of shipstuf, Indian
Corn meal and oat cake in about equal
portions This with the hay, wei gts
about forty-six pounds, when cooked,
which is a gain Of thlrty-one pounds by
that process. He says it is not only more
economical, hut more pala'able to the
cattle; they eat it without waste, and
keep in better condition. HIS steaming
apparatus cost S25, which he more
than saved in six months feeding. He
considers, however, the gain is IN the
health of the animal.
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June II If
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WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASE a barge n
Nv lrsr-stnt, BEt X House g. re- -
't'' VIII from sjE 70 eight GaI<r,trs. thplt
.IG 81 j. - PERSON .'.-,r.s-s 4 rl-cn.
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nis- THoN4s O. POOLE il a candidate
cLfFR Of me sEc0SO DISTRICT COURT. mis- I.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Uttt,T o. fHt D.iil ChEs,tST
ffilag Norn -, August - 1855.


fiila' Worn -, August - 1885.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
= % ''frEea#t sF iua, r -aa=.H
S..Al=E l. 'iGz- ii.f l=.9i, t#',-Is-'taa. S.-t
H.f I4tJ...s Htsf,a, su,el Et5F fyik j. .4a ltI
AHtltlFEJ.
So '',a T sa is rom fs' eIsz faaf &, lfan sa.fos
Gra ~ m Fam u iay. Som slaa.Hr a.,,cs to III. sr
daurt
steam bpats.
Bella DlHgal BraIl itaul 3 gt,Ialtys.
EXPORTS.
NEW 1oRh-tar steamship Cr.s rti ttS. Ctr-a tu-i
ntIEE,Toh ns saa'tr 'p.s $50 tb,s wLsy dc ogr
tfB.ssta cil5J oil, rope
NEW ORR p,' tyEz f.i' Bsarbp. e. taes DALI
lis' 5s ub, wine st 1h' aolssas IS 10 whisky
IMPORTS
VERA Cru Pc snRHtip Irras 900 areats Campo
'T.a DO Ea,fiL &et't1 tito llo al 6go1>o hl-
it1 J Il aba do PM
dy Rom en-2oo DO csm-ra Ia do EEHF-a5s Ella.
NtA7- boz q" a5tnit tco 30
stlr4eugser 'gn 5000 do Neselsy0U rato-to
sarz Brug9 %sy--i3 bH tobacco Ctantf 6tll
urpesa
MNATTEN-rerla rk Jas ul -, mahogany to ol,r
.ECEIPTs u PRODUCE
hltHAFAiANh P rtc7hfT Bella Dusra3 bales Gotten
Ssn Netit dodo iIss4 jackson ,uulrie4 to
u bairr.
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H;t Messrs Editors Please announce me as
a,nodd for CT ERIK or rE flIep bTsre couRrn ~ NJ"
ORLEANS FRANCS MOUNkY. nh.
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Zs Editors Of the Crescent: Please an
WILL M he Office nj Gil ~
OF tine THIRD DISTRICT oCt1 ~ SW OHEANS. iahi4
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REMOVALS.

I'd EMOVAL IL sRRIs & MORGAN have re
a. moved to me tot Of Js. asit- Jb-
T. Hhatn
Z , EMOVAL-NEiGHr WILLIAMS !, Co have
a. removed ron Fl Car ~
fa- Csa. l-a Iotal f-5s. lr4
, EMONAL-I have removed from No. SO
a tgu,tca ';',gt To 20. my I'D stand
m.i5 WirIItM l. CUsHSs.
/ J EMOVAL.--J. .. PIERsoN, Real Estate.
~ S0'e AID Exchange Broker,
fl'fr % 70 Commercial tsrs, has!a
) EMOVAL-MfcHElL, BEVERLEY & Co. have
T. rsi.1fi l SO 81 TO ~. pJEDRAs STREET hearth
~ ~ = h'2H'N' ut..
q OTlCE.-BAREl.Ll Il Co have removed back
" tA-'- dHitr.rd ~ t.t
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ELECTION NOTICES.


Rss- We nre authorized to announce THouAs
e. SCARBOROUGH candidate eu-uigg so
grmrt election, 'peet to the Wing oo,th;on
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HATS, HoO'iS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

ssENRY PARSONS, l3 Camps.r-1
= street. tfrs sale PIANO EaIsrFS ffoi FlI-sI :, -
NUNS 4 CLAnk, iiIt kEtN auI rTFYtI = " TN
TIN LIBERATED h.lrr4 ackudyylrI-sIl. u
M at all acquainted with the business, - II iGs
dfspgi ,
respectfully nFltd 10 cal and tncu lts- Ian ~ ami .it-
ing aen' t"relii' ma WIN 1stAen. ltgs
I biAN0S AND HARPS, -KUSTNER. .StIH
MANUFACTURER Oh PIANOS ann HARRIS &is+ss
No8ss tanP street TIE Orphan leave to
MORN y laiih Lta Le will ris l,x
FuSlSG AND rEPAlRiNt PIANOS and all Iifi4
HtHHtruirt'tstt me shorten notice. Is
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ZONES, SAMUEL, JB., tIate TALBOT. Josxa
Ao Bairaats Srecsr sor~adnE srehzs, as e-va,,
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D. a.
I 1 ART 4 co, E. J., l. Tchoupitoulss strees.
noisaAlr ppaisFs
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kYNSoN, GEORGE W, Ship Agent and
= c"mtnssior Merchant, aut st.ss.- 80
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BERNARD LUMBER CoNPASY-R

D sAFFoED, S. 5. HENRY, +. r. LArlAIER W D. COATES
Brown LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON,, 6. T.. MYERS x co
D j. FoN Len, VI BEAN co and D. COOS
Mills The
BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. Attneir Siiiis The
Sixteen single Circular L4lh
Woodswuh Planning Machine, which will added
lglt and three viii then able
Iu,Ht ia ,u,6H9 lrgt o. Lumber p-r d4v.
kiru PlHuk ll " h.rf Building
shippers aud all others wanting Pine laDe supplied
notice. Then
upply company
good assortment OF Lumber suited demand Once
Triton Walk G TAYLOR.
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1 Dimes Il CLAUSS, Grocers and Dealers
~ M.s-er Prodne.. No y .1rls l..t.V
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AMES WHITE, No IS Barouno street a.
NsNvfsSas vi give strict saaI.ou receiving soar4
q "a 'siltf SLAVES Eusd n He will
- eel or "tn1 ll7u Reference Mesar- Ai-a We
1'Nrs, L"iriahs Co., Program 8 Co s-r57-
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49, l.
, EhitFf q co, A. D., Wholesale Grocer5
- dsa-r and -stsre su,;e-
q C4-s. oys Albany Ale Porter ma
''er Nof S. ~ R9d ~ ~ Lsvec No n sr5t N .
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( hEEhh GOD q Co, MOSES. Commission
' u sd -aT~ari L N-rrt.-4a s~t air-s, 80
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( ALE LEVI H., Commission Merchant and
- '''.''- At-'' t'nH771n street fs2l "
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ms- SAMCEL G. RISK is n Candidate for
cfF't or 1IE fiFrH DISTRICT COURT. rae.n tt, iIoa
Gay November
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4 ARDELL, JOHN G., & Co, sucoessors n,
I1-n Ha1r.n Co. 9 Magazine N.~tri-,s ase,s
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i ON -, J. K. j. D., Attorneys and Couu-
- rs a Law, No 81. Cs4ra -.r.e N-~o -.nl anl 3.
s-nfs
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n.ft~ Mcssra Editors: Please announe WV
4 NgLT candidate .r CLERK Or THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhl4
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E1y- FEED. J. ROBERTS is Candidate for
ccNsTABLE OF lHE SECOND IusTlCE's COURT. Ejsati n
Nu.erl..r II
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I'FFNEY & LOWELL, Ship Agents and
y t--Lnl--slr M--enaa.s. C.r-.lua -
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

Ms.~ fuR CONSTABLE, TURp JCsTIcE'S CoURT
BERNARD rAR'fN e raradas r Caa' IS. of rar Third
t's Court Election ~ ~nih'r MANY FRIENDS alet,
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Ess- To the Editor Gf the Crescent: Please
IONS j. IlPFE CaHi.ts r etilr to tsH
80 CONSTABLE o. THE FIRST JUSTICES ri oi III Pa
Orleans. Election NoFrmaar FRIENDS. iyls
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FENCING ACA DENY n Messrs @
Ays corner g -aa;sn zal s. cssrs Ne Fs.
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".
'ai Dealers u READY MADE TLprHIvG HATS. O. Ps
80 GRO iANs, bLA kETs FURNIstIISe sOoIS mi PA "
View orleans ~ ~ ~ a.''
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-Ht''.
IL ERNIpN PETERS, NoTARIEs PUBLIC,
y " Ne s. tanp J ts1ub 3 Co.'S sank
sF MsfH tr"st= IJ7d auda
''-l -.,-l 20 ~tiing With disp@tsh- niyll ist
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I'D EELLnMS, KESr-Ynults IN AM.

ADD FELLOWS RESr.-Vaults in this
~ Cemetery obtained W aEylg T. J. O. PERSON Troa
,ufr Commercial Alley. JAMES FURNEAGN Secretary,
niI tei.N > a Gtp art is1y-ltr reefs Rev CiAS
" HALL. and f. NJ tORkEi, S"kles
Co.. No ~ Camp The pre- Nali s1tkhoiug pis
Tn, oil
he bnrfai I'll p,r
invariably tor @ purchase %
ua. Jn r-. J.,ftlH he
J, o Pigeon. Commercial Alley,
JAS. tUkNEAUX i. he obi F.lla'sa' Hal
ErE AIRY SarrfL
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


Friday. August SG.
NEW YORK .,..,,... CRESCENT CITY SEscr AN
BAYOU SARA LAToNA, GHoss AN
hoNAipSoSvtfLe....E ~ JONES IiYnE AM
MoBil FLORIDA, GRANr
CoVINGToN, .IENORh, DuSNCI .............l "
OCEAN SPRINGS CREOLE, WALEER Caro- C,s 3 PM
PDntchnrrau = fN
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Gsss- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT cOrRT new ORLEANS, "a candidate
U,Ng
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ekOARDlNG.A very handsomely furnished
lhe F bret business be- had ty
q, liei.n aud HE addressing r. p.
p1e'. kot-r-lrrs xethngei, II necessary. ml!s
4 RCApE HOTEL, r. s MORSE, Pro- s~s;-s
y prIglotln establishments amsy known othe xts.S
wlil be opened THIS MORNING., Monday November
~ The thoroughly and newly furnished
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CoTroN-Thcro wa NJ inquiry yesterday and not
fal. was reported We quote
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.-SfnrrTr"a rrr.- a.. 81
st'lRIH & KING, Storage, Forwarding and
Coi9 hrreAAat, r1-ra Dealers ia eToeeyk.s "a
egts. - '' ~ 1"3-n ~sSee - Z.
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ICE-ICE-ICE.
HOTELS AND BOARDING.
GtENTEEL BOARDING. 1N NEMYnRK. =

4 UTl HOT E.--Ihis Hotel will close egsa
- ntus 25h n', er hott time. order So z.ssa
fi1is III 2Pp'f 4il,g 10 make ropH'E and
i q i In
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= 2 FIu.' Is S-v i4fk during sllru.r
-tHuu tiru.-l Board MRS. MLRRAY'~ No Zero,
Flt hrrsor -rr. br1aiNAv. The hauaa
d np h A tho UDisrn Improvements, ti~
VS. ami r i"..n .t-I 10 'A most ias r1l Of tf
lh IA '.rH-t-l Win 40 the the
- I-L--- tl ,,-t I'm .v-rg ...Ln.t W
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NrOTlCE TWENTY. FIVE pOLLAGSsA

J. REWAKD.-Ftnaway on TUESDAY, Rpu I, a egro ~
hlaa mNs Hr klsyr' by Trad a"s tbty yas age, Y
la's bssh, stunt tul, well elbow AZ
When he went away biz" 10th white tnsy lauts,
pInl sar hat .he bic lest kmb fht
vicr ert NswUtleAn,o TAD
tsah apu It.
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RFt- JoHN CGGGRsRD is y candidate for CHI
" TUE SECOND DISTRICT CprHT. mhl
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10 J. G. PoINDEXTER, Superintendent Of
~ TIE FIRST DISTRICT Cp"uT. mhs !s'
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Messrs Elitnrs Of Ma Cre.cent plonse ~

n9st.e thral=a t rglls nro. rtp ia Join ROACH -
t 3D. orc Of CJNSTABLEU F TIE FIRST LuS1I ICE
CuJltT. MANY VOTERS. ieI7 :
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Hss- WILLIAM p. BEpLoCK, for CLERK CT the
TfuRp DISTRICT COURT, ororhr catttit rsy @ q
amer. tBt5 b
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Ia ELY lsACkS, Attorneys and Counsel.
tors u LaS AeiAnir Kapiss prsru Il tba
'5sas o. HiIides AEo{sys NAtehoas CaAhaets VIVA
tAfkA fOtton rtrs Sou.e, Dsg SlcKesye Co j. b. Pau-
81 iaaiAyn sehmia Fsq Haley, Eas slmots King,
iAunet Hays, Moses EattaAu Eg Locke fsg
4asset ESQ. 70 Garrett Ei. l. aTma1 Co Nsv,
lrnne
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- u street, and Wai-
S-Nl.rl=4us ur:E rrg-ts.C iucint
IL iDDER & FABIAN, Commission and For .
tg- Nir- ssrls. N-af}r'-anE uu Cftara aovzn
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Scientific and Practical WORKS.

FESHE American Miller. and MillwTight's Assistant
u by William Carter Hughes, editor OF The American
Miller, New York. illustrated by drawings of the most
approved machinery, limo. The Turner's Companion,
containing Instructions entric. elliptic, &C.
centr turn ing, aso various plates OF chucks, and
instruments and directions for using the eccentric
drill vertical cutter and crcuIa rest with pattern
and instructions for working them, illustrated by
elous engravings. l2mo. Builders Companion,
tanning the clements of building, surveying and arch-
lecture, with practical rules and Instructions BY A c.
SmeatOu with 40 engravings. 12mo edition. Cab
met Maker and Upholsterers Companion, by j. Stokes,
illustrated, edition. limo. Painter Guilder Var.
nsher, and Glass Sfainer's Companion, u NO. DYER
and Colomaker;s Coupanion Eiectrotype Manipuls-
tons being the theory and plain instructions in the
of working metals, by PTecipitang them from their
solutions, through the agency of galvanic voIac
electricity, by Charles V. Walker, Hon. Secretary to
the London Electrical Society etc. illustrated by wood
cuts, from the I4Ih London edition. edition. The
American Cotton Spinner and Managers and CardeTs'
Guide, practical treatise Cotton Spinning, giving
the dimensions and speed of machinery, dTaught and
twist calculations ETC., with notices of recent improve
ments, together with rules and examples for making
changes in the size ind number of rowing and Yah,
compiled from the papers of the late Robert II. Baird.
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improvements in Mechanics and the Useful Arts, Ma
ura Philosophy, Electricity Chemistry, Zoology and
Boony, Geology and Geography, Meteoroiogy, and As
ronomy, by John limbs. Editor of The Arcana of Sci
and Art, I6mo 800 pages. Elwoods Grain Tables,
showing the value OF different kinds of Grain, cacuIs
ted in Federal Money, of any quantity from pound
TO 10 600 bushels, II mo.
For sale by Fl. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, April 1853 N. C. Bookstore.
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EnR 49,.

FF5HE undersigned having determined to exchange
Merchandising for Agricultural offers for sale all his
Real Estate in the town Of Tarborough. to wit:
His Store Lot the Court House square, well known
as The Brick Store with all necessary warehouses
and other buildings for merchandising.
This Lot is considered of the most desirable in
Town. and has been tenaned place of trade without
intermission since the foundation Of the town.
Also the residence of the subscriber, which has good
dweing-house of five rooms, a basement and cellar, and
all necessary buildings for resdence-good fruit
garden, &c.
The residence is located in of the best neighbor
hoods of the town. and was successfully occupied by the
late Joseph B. LLOYD, James WeddeII, and the late
Henry l. Toole.
Ali the buildings and improvements in good repair
Also, for sale well assorted Stock of Goods.
JOSEPH H. BOWDITCH.
Marlborough, April 18th, 1888. 44-t'
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NOTICE.

T n accordance with decree of Wake Court of Equi-
tv at Spring Term, 1858, shall offer for sale on
rday the Sd day of June next, Stricklancs Store
in Wake County. tract of land owned by the late
Berry Bum containing about Jour hundred and elSh
teen acres and lying on the west-sde OF MoccasIn
Creek and bounded by The lands of Code Bum and
others also the same day two tracts of land IN
Joining the lands oil Obedah Strck and others, and
the other Moccasin Greek containing by estimation
three hundred and seventy two The two last
named tracts to be sold Oh the premises
Terms of sale six AMI twelve months credit, bond
and good security required.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. Nj.
April IS, :S53. AZ
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
AT THE BAZAAR!!

WK7 HITE, Buff, Brown, Notified, Plaid, Striped,
w and Planters Linen Goals White and Buff
Grass do. Drab, Blue and Notified Croloh do, Black
and Fancy ALPACA do, Plaid and Fancy Cashmere
do, Blk Summer Cloth and Cashmere Sacks, half
Sacks and Frocks, Tweeds, Cashmeretts and Angolas
do. Planters Linen, Plaid, White, Striped, Notified
Linen and Cashmere Pants great variety Sontag,
Cashmere, Silk aud Linen Vestings, Cuttings and
We!tngs do, rich styles. large assortment OF Lawn
and Linen Camorlc Handk erehIis. plain and fancy
and fancy Lawn do fancy Silk do. Alexanders and
ChossIn's White and Coor-d Kid Gloves, Black do,
Isle and Linen do Washed Norway DO. Fine Doe do
Black Coored Silk do. Plaid and Striped Silk and Cot"
ton Hall Hose do. We weekly receiving large
supplies selected from the most desirable styles in the
market, which warrant made equal to custom work
in fl and finish.
Our furnishing Department comprises every new and
fashionable article necessary for regua outfit which
will be sold at the lowe market prices by
A. S. SHAFER & CO., Clothing Bazaar,
Sycamore street.
Petersburg, April %, 1852. A.