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NJ MARRIAGESs.

Till Hymen tro't his love delighted hopr.
There dwelt no Joy In Eden's rosy bowoi
The world was sad.--the gardon was a lid
And man, the hermit, sighed--till woman
smiled, Co,vobsU
MARRIED, on the morning OF the 10th,
by the Rev. M. ID. FRAskR, Mfr. w. B. PEE.
PIES OF Beaufort District 3. c., TO Miss
SUSAN c. LAUGHf1N, Of Ninnsboro.
Also, In Savannah, on the gth Inst. by the
Rev. w. PREsTos, f.. A. CALDWELL. of
81 Mary's, Georgia, to HARRIET, eldest
daughter Of the late James Peters, Esq, OF
ChaTlestons
Also IN Fairfield Districs, near Rocky
Mount, on the 9th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Craw.
ford, Of Lancaster, Dr. WILLIAM n. DYE.
Of Kershaw, 70 MISS JENNA A, eldest
daughter. Of Dr. William 4. Hall Of the
former place.
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INDEX.
CHARLESTON.
FEBRUARY 10, IS!

FEBRUARY 10, 1853,
AFTER an uncomfortable sleep on Mon
day night last, dreaming of big cities, rail
road cars, and post coaches, I awoke early
on Tuesday morning, and very soon realiz-
ed part OF my dean, by jumping into one
OF Mckewens Post coaches, and wended nv
way to Camden. Every one is sufficiently
acquainted with this route, therefore, let il
suffice for me to say, that without accident
we were in due time safely landed at the,
door of the Watcrce House, and during our
brief stay in Camden, comfortably provided
for by our friend the landlord of the Wat
cree, Ii. Hollyman, Esq. The Wateree is
not the most quiet House in Camden, and
on this account some prefer the accommo-
dations offered by Mr.. Robinson, who kccps
the Mansion House, and others those offered
by Mr.. Boon, Of the United States Hotel
We like the Wateree, however being more
OF thoroughfarc, there is probably more
noise and bastIe that at the other Hotels, but
this is in n measure ovcrbalanceI by the
good fare and comfortable beds, besides the
kind attention Of the worthy host
The bar-keepcr oversight himself, which
wHs very near the cause of our being left
As hwss, our cloak was left behind, which
we trast is safe at the Hotel.
Col. F. J. MosEs, the candidate for Con-
gress from the I'd Congressional District,
was in Camden and appeared to have made
favorable I impression il Is said he is a
great hand to electioneer.
A gentleman at the Waterec told US, that
a citizen Of the town who came ont seldom
probably once in three mouths, happened to
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SUcIDE.-We regret to learn that on Sat
urday night last Mr.. Pressly Thomas, Of
this District, aged about fifty years, commit
ted suicide by hanging himselfin his wagon.
lie had been In town during the day, where
no made purchase for his farm uses There
Is no doubt Of the act being voluntary on
his part, from the position IN which he was
fonnd-but no cause whatever can be as
signed, as he was man Of temperate habits,
and sound In mind, lie was In good cir
oumstanecs, and leaves large family to
mourn his loss Yorktak Remedy
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ANOTHER sCIENTTFiC WONDHR

Hnportdnt 10 Dyspeptics.-Dr. j. s. Hough-
toms Pcpsin, The True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Renriet or the
Fourth Stomach Of the Ok, after directions
Of Baron Iiebcg, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. lloughton, NJ. d., Phila-
dclphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jnundice, Liver
Complaint, constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own Method, by Natures own
Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets.
containing Scientific evidence of its: value,
furnished by Agents gratis. See notice
among the medical advertisements 81
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DE A s.

DIED, at Eataw, Alabama, on the al inst.,
Col. JOSEPH PfCK1:NS, native of Pen,
dleton District, s. O., and sen Of Gen. An
drew Plckens, m. cfiicer OF distinction In the
Revolutionary war. Col Pickens removed
from this State 70 Alabama. In 1919, whence
he had continued 10 reside, up sc The time
Of his death. - 49,,
Also, on The iith Instant On Souih San
tee, ~ Tho fesidenee Of his father, LEWIS
y LUCAS. W the siytk year ~ hisage
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FEMALE SwINDLINo.--An ingenious
trick has been twice practiced upon the
famous and fashionable house of the
Stcwarts, in New York. About year
since, q we'll dressed lady called in and
selected shawl, the price Of which was
5000. She handed out a thousand dollar
bill, which the clerk questioned. She took
it back, and appeared to be indignant,
when on reflection she handed over an
other and genuine bill on the same bank,
and requested that it be taken to bank.
This was doue and the bill pronounced to
be genuine. The lady then put it in her
purse, shaking her pretty head ominously
ut the clerk who had dared to insinuate
that her money was not good. She start
ed to 90 out, the poor clerk making all
sorts Of apologies. But, on reflection, she
re .urned-the shawl pleased her-it was
SO very beautiful-she would not permit
her excited feelings to deprive her Of an
article that pleased her so we'll. She would
have the shawl put up. The smiling clerk
had it ready in jitly She handed out n
thousand dollar bill on the same bank
The clerks thought IL was the same
They gave her $4OO change, and the fair
one left with the shawl and the change.
On making a deposit in tho afternoon,
however, they found that the bill was a
straight out counterfeit. The. lady had
shifted the good and bad TO suit her own
purpose. coolly leaving the bad one in
the hands Of the Stewarts, carrying of
their s4OO Of good money AMI their rich
shawl. 4 few weeks since,the same thing
occurred, the only difference being that a
beautiful lady on this occasion took two
800 l,awls, left two $1,000 .counfcrfei,
notes, and resciveda back 5000 in good
cash in change.
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SUIcIDE-The body of a man was
found on friday, on the Robinson's Spring
road, few miles from town, with every
evidence that be had committed suicide.
LIE had shot himself through the head,
and the stiffened hand still retained its
deathIy grasp on the pistol. He had the
appearance ofa man Of education and good
circumstances, but nothing had been
developed by the inques. in relation to his
name or place Of residencc.-AEa, Jour.
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Free Negroes in Virginia.

1t appears that in the counties in which
there are most free negroes, the people are
most opposed to the harsh measures pro-
posed for their expulsion. We mentioned
the case Of Southampton the other day,
where there are 1900, and where the gene
raj feeling Of the white population is most
decided against any coerciye action or unjast
taxation. The Suffolk Republican says it
il the same in Nansemond, where there are
1000 free negroes. That paper speaks Of
their general good conduct and industry, and
says that only one of the thousand has been
convicted of felony during the last ten years.
Many of them own considerable property,
and thus supply very valuable addition to
the labor of the country, Mt busy seasons OF
the year. They could not be removed from
any of the tide water counties without seri-
GUS detriment to various interests /; and crea-
ting vacuum in the iaboring population
only to be supplied by class, far more dan
gerous and quite as worthless rs the free
negroes are represented to be by their worst
foes Wing.
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A Windfall for a Journeyman Printer

A letter received yesterday by Angus
tus Is. Mcdonald, journeyr..n printer
in this office, informed hun Tat his great
uncle Marshal Mcdonald, who recently
died in Paris at the Hotel de Vile, aged
eighty-two, had left him by his will a snug
little fortune. Mcdonald was wealthy,
and was Marshal of France, appointed
by Bonaparc. The printer will start
for the East Immediately, with the inten-
ton of going to France forthwith. lie
has realized many of those strange vcis-
situdcs which printers more frequently
meet with than any other class. lie was
a sailor in the British navy, and received
a pension in consequence of wound in
the leg received at the bombardment of
Canton. lie fought in the Mexican war
from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico, and
was wounded in the ankle at Vera Cruz.
lie bears the mark of a severe wound in
the neck which he received at the gates
OF Mexico, and secured pension from the
United Sites. His brother, Arthur Nc
Donald, was surgeon in the British navy
and WAS on board the Terror in the expe-
dition of Sir John Franklin-since when,
of course he has not been heard of-Au-
gustus is the person spoken of recently in
an evening paper, whom we interested
ourselves in releasing from Jail on Sunday
last We mention the fact because the
circumstances Of his arrest and imprison-
mcnt We're not discrcditable to himself,
md to give a more striking illustration OF
the ups and downs of life. We hope that
he will secure his legacy without difficulty
and enjoy it for the rest of his days in
peace. Printers lead dogs life, and it
does us good to record bit of luck, when
the recipient of it is an old typo and an
old soldier to IMil,cdukie News.
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WNSsPoRo REGIsTER-Mr. Mickle ha,
disposed of his interest in those well con-
Quoted Papers-the Daily Register and Fair.
field Herald. Mr.. Britton has made admira.
BILE papers, and we tender to him and his new
associate Mr. Franklin Gaillard, our best
wishes for their prosperity.
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FOUNDER IN HoRsEs.-A corrcspon-
dent in Moore's New-Yorker gives the fol-
lowing remedy as uniformly proving sue
cessful. Add half a pint Of vinegar to a
gill OF ground black mustard. and admin.
ister the mixture. Then put him in ac-
ton for an hour or two, or until he sweats
thoroughly. This remedy must be ap
Piled within 49 hours of the foandeynp.
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ENGLAND.

MEssRs: Barring Brothors& g. CO., have
lent Spain 57,OOO,OOO reals, on the security
Of the national property. Adviees received
from England announce the failure Of
Messrs. fiirsch g. Co., OF Rotterdam, their
liabilities are said to dmount to f 100000.
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:B" Attention is directed TO the adver
tiscmcnts of Mcssrs Cameron, McCartar &
Co., Chaplin g. Volgcr, Charleston. w,
are personally acquainted with these gentle.
men, and confidently recommend their cstab.
lishments to the notice Of the perchasine
public.
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~ WE call attention to the advertise
mcnt Of Messrs. T. r. e. J. X. MAGmL in
another column. They have received their
Spring Goods, which their customers would
do well to call and examine carly.
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COM M E ERCI AL,
LATEST DATES
Charleston Markets,

SATURDAY MORNINGS; Feb. lS.
Corror.-The transactions to-day reach
ed about 22O0 bales. The favorable advi-
ces from abroad have had no influence what
ever on our market Prices were fully n
irregular ns they were prior to the receipt
Of these accounts. The sale comprise 800
bale at II; llo at II; az at 8; Is at 81; ~
at 81; 81 ut 8; 363 at 9t;'lT6 At %; 258 mt
st; 205 mt 81; $50 at 80; at 10; l02 at
lot; and 81 bales at l0Rc.
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sB" Our thanks TO the Hon. J. A. Wood.
ward, and also TO the Hon. +. J. Rusk, for
their attention. The public Documents
sent us are Of value, and We are grateful for
such favors.
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~" WE arrived home safely last night,
and are sure our kind friends will excuse the
lack of editorial in this paper, when the cir.
cumstances Of the case are taken into consid.
Grafton. The circumstances Of the case p
"What," you will ask, "are the circumstan.
ces of the case 7" Well, we will recapitu.
late few. A man arrives in the evening in
the stage, rejoiced to see his wife and chill
dren. He unpacks his trunk and distributes
the little things he has purchased. Sudden
lyPounces the printer upon him for copy.
coPy!-why he has not copy to think of,
who can think Of copy with his happy fami-
ly about him, each asking about this thing
and that. Then one friend calls, and again
another welcoming him home, and to each
he mus: forsooth say word or two about
the news in Charleston and Camden &c.
Reader is our excuse good! Could you
think of copy!
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the last vestige Of those it contained was
the arm of her noblehearted master, as it
seemed to wave an adieu to us, and to all
things of earth.
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THE oLoEsr.--MaIy Benton, ''the Oldest
woman in the world" died at Elton,
on the 18th ult. If she had
uRtil the 18th Of February, she
would have attained the unprecedented
age Of 122 years.
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CoLuMBIA MARKET. Feb. I

CoTToN.---The we1thcr to-day was very
unfavornblc for outdoor business, and but
few samples of cotton on sale, consequently
the effect Of the America s. .adyices cannot be-
ascertained 225 bales were sold, from 81
to 81 cents. .. - a..
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1B- Tothe Hon. ). L. UaR we tender
eur thanks for copy Of Mr.. Soule's speech,
and to the Hon. John Mcqueen, for copy
Of the /" Congressional Directory"
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Niagara at New
YORK.
DAEriNoRY. Feb IA 2p NJ
easl, in change

-, DAEIINoKE, feb IS, 7. IT.
The British mail Steamship Niagara mr.
rived at New York on Sunday, in place Of
the Asia, from Liverpool, which. port she left
on January the twenty ninth.
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E1- a petition was presented to the
Massachusetts Legislature, on Thursday,
for a law prohibiting the use Of tobacco
IN public places Of amusement.
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DEAp.-The Banner records the death OF
Hon. N. L. Griffin, long Senator from
Edgefield District.
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~ We cal. attention to the announc.
mcnt, in another column, of the Hon. JoHs
MCQUEEN, ns candidate for Congress. I,
will bc rcmembercd that Lancaster is n com.
ponent part Of the first Congressional Dis.
trict
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Estste of Simon Beokham

HE urgent demands Of creditors, REQUIRE
i payment from all those indebted 10 tba
issS Simon ssssk:.s:::, Ezf, Ass'es. 3. a.s E..
ecutors.
IL Is unpleasant and painful TO sue any
who may be owing, yet this course must he
iesoted TO, unless payments are soon made
oy those indebted. II Is hoped that this mo-
tce viii be received in The spirit which aetu-
ates II, and costs thereby saved.
A. j. CAUTHRN, Ex'or.
Feb. "a. Pr. fee 40. aS,
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I}

~ A RAILROAD Meeting will be held in
the Court House on Sale Day, the 7th of
March.
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juring considerable portion Of the road so
as to delay the arrival Of the Columbia train
until half past p. IN.
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French BsFr MilIstOaaes.
y FAIR superior 81 feet. For sale st cost
- In New York.
Also NIL kinds Of Mill Irons fsrni shed 70
order. and all kinds Of Ssrw Mill Irons con-
stantly on hand.
MeDOWAI.L g. COOPER.
Camden 8. G., Feb la 3-1t.
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LANCASTERvILLE, s. C.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. @, 1853.

RETURN DAY-5th day OF Mdhsn. L
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
BERNARD VOLGER

BERNARD VOLGER
HAS the pleasure ofinforming his friends
Il H. and customers that nc constantly kceps
on hand, large stock Of all kinds OF
HOICE. . f q a IL s.,
at the lowest II arket priees-as well Of his
own manufacture rs Of recent importation.
345, KING STREET.
-. . q. h',s.. CHARLESTON.
Feb. "a, 1853. n sly.
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Eleanor i. Houston In Equity,
vs Petition,to subjugaie
Nathaniel p: Ingram. an Equity to nav.
appearing TO my satisfaction that Ma
Il thanicl b Ingram and John Godfrey, de-
iendants in above pct,tion, reside without
the Limits Of the State, II is ordered on mo-
lion Of Moore, solicitor for Petitioner. that
inc said defendants Nathaniel b. Ingra m snd
John Godfrey, do answer, plead or demur 10
the petition filed against them in above c.so
on or before the first day Of June, 1853, oth-
crwlse Judgment pro eohfesso will bc order
cd against them.
!! Ill wITHERSPOoN, Gel
Feb 23, 1883,
Printers fecS7. Am
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ME are requested to announce Grn-
w cral JOHN MCQUEEN, ms "a Cai,di-
date TO represent the 'Tst Congressional I4s-
vi T. oi South Carolina, in the next Cong ress
of the United States. 80" g.,
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READ THIS
From the lion John Mclean, Assoc late Judge of the
Supreme Court.
CNctNNATI, och Oct. 1852
Dear Sir thank You tor the engraved likeness of
General Jackson; it's an excellent one. In the latter
part OF ms ehs grey hairs his tall and venerable frame
the sincerity and kindness Of his expression md man
ncr, caPtiyated all who became acquainted with him.
mere were tew ii any. persons educated at home or
abroad, however much they may have associated with
iorelgh courts who equal the grace and effect of Gen
Jnchsons manner IN social circle. Whether we con
sIder him in the field in the drawing.room or at the
head ct the administration, he was "A remarkable man.
With great respect.
GEORGE W Chnds. Esn. l-'.A'.
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FINE ART, BY n. Il.

GOUTHEIsN FINE ART, BX n. II.
~ WEIGH, OF CHARLESTON, 5. C.-GEO. WASH
Unprecedented aihc annals Of Ame,ican Fine
ArL- Wdch'a Moga1c,em Portrait Of WASHING
TON--(20 by % inches Engraved on steel (by per-
mission) from Gilbert Suar's only original painting.
The celebrity Of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar household words" to the mind of
every person in the L. S. who can read.
Every Artist Scholar Statesman and Jurist in our
country and in Europe. capable of Judging, has pro-
nuunced WEIGHS WASHINGTON q PERFECT trans
SCRIPT of StuIs world-renowned painting and as such
THE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IN ExIs-
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FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
The only merit this Portrait of Washington possesses
is, thai the Senate of the United Stutes and the most
celebrated Scholars, Artists, Jursts and Statesmen of
the United States, pronounce the CORRECT or
trait oi Washington EVER engraved
Particu ar attention is invited the following letter
from the Hon Roger fancy Chief Justice of the u
Suites:
BALTIMORE, June &c, 1852.
Denr Sir: Accept my thanks for the Portrait of
beauty must strike every who secs it and it is no
less hpry Units likeness to the Father of his country
1t ay good fortune have him in the DAYS of
my hoyhood, and his whole appearance is yet strongly
impressed on memory. The portrait YOU have is
sued appears to be exact likeness representing
perfectly the expression well as the form and fea
lures OF his face With great respect,
am yourt ob't servant,
r. B. TANEY
Geo w Childs, Esq, Phila.
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RICHMOND,
EDMUND. DAVENPORr :

L. a. 4,
ERlc HMOND, offer for sale in store and - ~ D.
wholesale o' 7'i
5000 Sacks Liver'l fine Salt, Marshall aud o,lo-,.
100 do Ground Alum do o'a ads
300 tons Richmond q ound Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian Gliano del, expected
500 bbls Rosendale Cement
500 bushels prime Cloverseed
$50 bills Done Dust
1916 hhds Bacon sides.
l27 tierces Sugar House Molasses
200 boxes Archer & Cos. No. / axes.
300 tierces London Porter
50 cases Cross & Blackwell Londen Mus,srI
% do do " alnut and Mushroom e..
% Hampers English Cheese (Gloucester1 ''eh4P
IS boxes Maccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
200 bags Brazile Sugar
400 bugs Costa Rica Coffee
Henaessey, Goddard Otard and Sasaraz Brand, II
sicS and Hungarian Lion Wine Sherry, Aadcria 'is'd,
Port Wine, &c, &c. a''
Many of the above of own importation
we profess to sell as low fhey be had in tl; anu
nv quantity and quality considered. Teas ns go
assortment as can be had in the country adapted M
trade Of Virginia.
dec 3O-dacts EDMUND. DAVENPORT {. RI
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS To CLUB SUBSCRIBERS.
order TO enable ALL to possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers rho
following inducements for the formation of Club sinh
scrptions. y '"O sun
io'"H 70 club OF five, $40 90
Ten 30 90
rz9so., Hlteeh, Is 90
VIII sent, OF postage, (at the sole risk of the sb
scrber) to one address, TO each of the said lb w.
desired. Address ROBERT EINC ''uo' dS
Agent for Welchs Portraits or
Washington and Jackson for State Of Va
dI, Eagle Square, Richmond. Va.
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I OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

a FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
DagueneotyPe Frames large beautiful assortment OF
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofal sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality. from 5Ox36 incl
es down
Plate Glass for stores and dwellings furnished orde'
Composition Rosetes, of all sizes tor H4-. interior
work
ALsq-old Work re-gilt and jobbing in :" ii above
'lct4fe Glass cut to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders by mail willreceve prompt atten-
lion. FRANCK &, CI OVER
1913 Main street, between 9th and 10th ST. Richmond
Va INC o-ts
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BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON.

ENeWVcd I6y NcrmIssi0U) from Thomas SulIY's ONLY
original printing inthe possession of Francis Pres
ton Blair. Esq.-(2O by 26 inches0
PRICE FIVE DOLLAPS PER cory.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY &c.

DoOEs! ROOKs!!--NE" booh s,,, D az
ID TATfONARY &c. just received y - ~ so,,,s
Ny Novel By Bulwer. :.
yis..i,,,de.. a revolutionary Story by James -
Hattie Stewart, from Blaekwood, 90 &c
Henry Esmond by Thaekeray. 90 90 81
a Shabby Genleel Story do o. %
Harper's Magazine,
Diapers Chemistry,
IincoIH's Botany.
do for beginners,
Bolman'- Leyisac CIR,
Pircola in French
pinnoek's Historirs-Greece, Rome & trnnee,
Mitchel's Geography and Atias (ne~ bd')
do Primary
Cutters Anatomy
Parker Philosophy, Primary,
Billions Classical series.
Dawes Arith's md Math'l Works.
School In<stonds,
Steel Pens, superior quality
States Welsh Of the best quality
Ink and Ink Powders,
White Slate Pencils,
Writing Books,
Day.book. and Ledgers.
Letter and Record Books, Journals,
Invoice Books, Cash Books,
Diaries large and Small, 3sizes.
Pocket ucct Books, great ynrietY,
Printed time Books
do Bill Books,
Indexed Mems,
Bank Books,
Envelopes, cold and white plain and fancy
Bill Paper. long and broad,
Round Rubber Bands,
Drawing and Writing Pencils,
Letter Clips for holding papers.