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midst.

New Orleans papers of the Goth ult.,
with Vera Cruz news to the 2lst, and
from the city of Mexico to the 18th, from
which we clip the following:
The Indians are said to be committing
terrible ravages and murders in Durango
and in Coahuila. Expeditions are being
got up against them.
Santa Anna has paid high acknowl-
edgnicnt Of his worth to the late Minister
Cf Finance, on the latter's resignation.
Yellow fever was prevailing in the State
Of Guerrero.
The leaders of the outbreak at Guiana
Juato had been executed.
The Gazette, of Guatemala, contains an
account of the pursuit of the troops of
Honduras, which had enter, Guatemala
The invaders were pursued by General
Sicenta on the 9Th of July. Several en-
gagercnts were fought in which the Hon
durans were worsted. The Guatemalians
were concentrating all he forces for the
purpose Of making a decisive demonstra-
tlon. and ere this, beyond doubt, Presi-
dent Cabanas has been driven from Qua
temala.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
Four Fine Farms in MARKET, at q Bargain.

HEundersgneH j. instructed to sell fDir tracts of
4 Prime Land, in Prince William cour,y Vir-
gihiH, lying two miles from Dum!res four miles from
the Potomac, and only two hours run from the
steamboat landing at Washington.
Farm No. consists of 800 acres 80 in c,I;.-
Vatlon, with large new Barn, Stables. Brick Mai
mousse, excellent water IN the yard and Fruit ofcl cry
defcnptlon' Dwelling, three story brick. 20 b, %
fcet. rare opportunity to secure Il fin. farm
Terms-One third cash, residue in l. 2 and 3 wears
Farm No contains about 800 acres having
a two story Frame Dwelling, 36 by l6 with Il 80
rooms, and 4 steam Saw Neil, which cost about
S2,Uoo HISS on II two unfaili,Ig Ireams and several
springs. Situation elevated; 80 to 40 acres partially
cleared; some fruit; mill i'll daily operation. Terms
One-fourth cash, residue, |, p and years.
Farm No. is a tract Of 100 acres, - cared.
Has a small House it; with sonic Friiit trees :; a
fine spring Of water. Teriis-One half cash. resi-
due, and years
Farm 30. has $40 acres some % cleared.
tn" remainder in fine we'll grown timber and well
Walered. Te.ms-One-1uu I'll cash. residue in l. >.
and years.
The above Land is of superior quality ard il
offered AZ bargain, much lower tliru the valuation
OF the neighborng lands. Any two OF the above
tracts can be bought jointly. Or if desired tie whole
sill be sold together Lands in the vicinity are en-
HANGING in value. and the timber alone on the fourth
tract viii pay for it and No moro than three times
over, making the purchase decided speculation A
ready and convenient market is afforded by the
steamboats, to Baltimore. Alexandria, and the Dis
trict cities. Apply forthwith to
X. A. SOMMERVILLE
Pension, Land and Real Estate Agent,
sep @-2a"2w hh street, opposite r. .. Dept.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
DIE D.,

In this city, on the oath Of August, WILLIAM
RIORDAN, aged one yeur nine months and six days,
son to Bartholomew Riordan, on \ street, between
9th and It'll streets.
., thou bird of paradise. will we again meet; Tor
my soul would be- anxious You again to see. \ on
have LETT me here To mourn and for ever | will weep
when think OF your sweet words TO me, dear VIII
liam; for you were sweet.
Happy was the hour when You and were play
ing, on the evening or the nornmg-happy were we
then. Butnow my heart, il burns. and can't help II
dear; for you were my true lover, my darling, Willy
dear.
But now You have left me, and cbospd a better
home. You gone to Jesus, to that sweet place
nj abode. hope will again NEE, you. and AGAIN
kiss you there; for my soul would be haPpyf sou;i
meet you there.
Your curling lock of hair. viii keep il for ever If
can, and won't let anything stain it did crt ii
off: leave you 10 the of the b. V. Mary, and
to Jesus her beloved son. keep you from all danger
until We both will meet again.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
Personal.

-. Captain VIM. Walker literally -edu-
Gated Wyandot, has been chosen Governor of
Nebraska Territory by the inhabitants.
49,. Mr.. Gadsden, United States Minister.
had arrived in the city of Mexico on the 18th
utimO.
-. The Democratic Convention Of Mime
sofa has nominated Henry NJ Rice as the par
ty candidate for Congress.
80. Miss Julia Dean, we learn, is to com.
mence an engagement at the Broadway, New
York, on Monday night next.
80. Grace Greenwood will commence the
publication of Juvenile paper in Philadel-
phiaIon the lst of October
....J. c. Day, a gemman OBJ color, has
commenced publishing at Cleveland Ohio. a
new paper called the "Aliened AMERICAN"
80. Ex-Govcrnor Broom, Minister to Der.
lin, has selected james NJ. Porter, of Raston
Pa, as his Private Secretary.
-. The Wings of Maryland yesterday NOM
mated Richard l. Bowie, of Montgomery Co.,
us their candidate for Governor, DR.. j. Han
son Thomas, of Baltimore, for Comptroller
and James g. Ricaud, of Kent Co.. for Lottery
Commissioner
-. Dr. Evans, formerly Of Lancaster. Pa,
but for the last six years resident of Paris,
and now dentist of the Emperor, has just re-
ceivcd from the Emperor the decoration of the
Legion Of Honor
800 John B, Spencer, Esq, editor of the
Cenfreville (Md) Times, died on Thursday,
the 18th ult
-. James W. Thompson. Of virginia, was
found dead in grave yard in Memphis, Tenn,
on the 18th ult.
.''' Emma Wheeler, boarding house keep
er of Cincinnati, has given 500 to aid the suf.
ferers of New Orleans. Generous soul.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
Select Classical and Mathematical
school.

'fNHE subscriber has removed his school TO College
Il HUI, where cOinmodious building is being
hf!ed up tor its reception. Az the preparatory de-
partment OF the Columbian College, it will continue
10 preserve the character OF strictly select school
designed Tor laying the foundation OF thorough En-
g'iSh, classical and mathematical education. The
next session will commence Oh the 18th OF Septem-
Der, and close on the last of June.
Terms Sl2 so per quarter, payabl: in advance.
Al email additional charge the students will be
permitted to attend the lectures delivered in college
on chemistry, geology, and mneraiogy, and also to
receive instruction Ill French and other modern Ian
guases by the professor in that department.
Pupils may be boarded at the college, under the
special care and superintendence of the principal
line necessary expenses of full boarding student
will he about $3.50 per academic year, and of
weekly boarder will not exceed $50
GEO S. BACON, Principal.
REFER to the faculty of the Columbian College :;
Colonel J. l.. Edwards; Colonel Peter Force VIM.
Gunton, ESQ.,; L. D. Gale, NJ. D., of the Patent OF:
nee; Joseph Wilson, Esq, OF the Land Office, and
Professor G. G. levitt. OF the Smithsonian Institute
sep p
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The Intelligencer publishes a paper from
Robert Mills, Esq, architect of this city,
on improvements in railroads, with an
elaborate wood cut. MIR. Mills is we'll
known here for his earnest disposition to
improve in every thing, leading him to
present similar speculations on all passing
occasions.
The Union defends the Administration
against recent attack of the New York
Courier, wherein that paper alleges,
among other things, that no new policy
has been mar6ed out by the President.
The same journal is profuse of it's praises
of the efficiency and gallantry of Major
Ben McCulloch, U. S. Marshal for Texas.
The Clipper is ''chary'' of editorials
this morning, eschewing them, as it were.
The Sun argues ablyin favor of divorc-
ing the various States Of the Union from
the public works within their respective
limits, on the ground that their after-con-
struction management, by State officers,
is equivalent to next to no management
at all; loafng politicians, instead of eff
Gent business men, being the parties I'M
der whose immediate control they are
prone to fall, when nominally worked or
carried on by the States. The editor
instances the fact that the finished State
works of Pennsylvania and New York are,
in many cases, an absolute tax on their
treasures, and predicts that such is soon
to be the case in Maryland. He, therefore,
earnestly calls for the sale of all of them
SO owned, that private enterprise may
make them profitable to their owners, as
well as to the regions of country which
depend on them.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
STANDARD CATHOLIC woBys

hUNIGAN K BROTHERS. beauiifprr III
- ted and unabridged edition of Ha,doct'. C..s
Ole Family Bible and Commentary T,s,'.ss'',
Co.'S illustrated editions of the Bihe-I n. 90
Live, OF the Saint-German Bibles-nnd MI nm
rhegan's History of Ireland, IN parts a, o. o','
each. 'cAb
Also, a well selected assortment Of RfJo,. n.
Hymn. Rosary, Miscellaneous and school RCo,
C.fTECHISMS, HED.fLS, Beds. ST.JTToS,N
cry, &c. For sale by TN
WM. w. INGMAy
ID street, three doors east II Sey.,,,
-. Subscriptions received for the Catholic NJ
zines and Newspapers. sepI
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

10 Metropolitan Division, No IA, Sons of TEN
perance, meets every FRIDAY EVENING in Tenn
perance Hall. Thi. Division is composed mainly O,
General Government, and desires 10 eytnnd ;ts in
nueh"e AMI numbers until every one connected
with ticFc departments shall be known M = t.,n-
perancc man. ~ 1850
Business OF special interest il eYnec,e5 IN .or,o
before the Division this evening. A full attendance
is desired. ~
Brothers of all other Divisions will he cordially
welcomed. " '
Hour OF opening, g O'Clock, precisely.
sep 2-It+
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
[ARPER,S MAGAZINE fo

Il for sale at the WashinF'an Publication tIs5.,
JOE SHILLTNGTOS'S aJooksiure
Putnam's Magazine for September
knickcrbocker Magazine for September
The Artists Wife, by Mary Howiu
Fawn Of the Pale Faces, or two Crn,unes ago
Crawford, by the author of Mary Barton
Wild Oats Sown Abroad, by a Gentleman of l.,
sure
Cooley and Graham's Magazines for Sep,emb.,
Blank Books and Stationery of ever d.. crintor
And everything IN the Newspaper and chtsp NH
LEGATION line for sale NJ
JOE SIiILLINGTOS,s
Bookstore, corner Of Z ftrect, and Penn Ey.
sep l-3t OdeOn Ru,ldmg
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
LEATHER! LEATHERm
nd General Shoe Findinrs s,or.

THOMAS q. FORD fatierr himself thai h. IN,
i the best selected stock ever offered in tins M.
trict, 10 his friends and the trade in general
80 dozen French Calf Skins, of the most appru-,.
Mohar. Lemoine, Ogerou, Susser & Co.
Superior Patent Calf Skins
Home made Calf and Kipp Skins
Upper and Buff Leather
400 sides Spanish Sole and Slaughter Leather
Harness and Bride Leather
Fine Bride and Skirtins Leather
100 dozen Morocco, and Lining skins
French and English hastings. Black and Colo-es
Galloon, Lace and Silk 10 match
All Of which he Will sell low for cash. or On an
proved credits. TG FORD.
sep lin eth street, near the Patent ,Jtfrs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

N% MEETING THE JouRNEyMEN BRIcKLAY-
US ERs.--Thc Iourneynien Brckiayers Assoca-
ton of Washington will meet at the Perseverance
Engine House. on Friday EIENING, Sep;em-
Der ID, NJ O'Clock, p. H. Members requested
to be punctual in their attendance; and also, all
the Journeymen Bricklaycrs throughout Washing
ton city and vicinity are respectfully invited 10 at
tend BY order: J. ". REYNOLDS,
aug 3l-3t. Cor. Sec.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

UMessrs. Moran & Sickles have retired
from the Philadelphia Register, VIM. Biz
ney Esq, becoming sole editor and pro-
prietor. Barring Mr.. Birney 'sabolitionism,
he is clever fellow and competent to
make good paper.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

USince Gen. Pierce has been dubbed
IL. D. by the Norwich University, he
may be addressed as Mr.. Pierce, Franklin
Pierce, Doctor Pierce, Gen. Pierce and
President Pierce.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
N A r RIEn

In this city, the LIST instant, by the Rev. j. w.
French, Mr. A. III. JONES, of Georgetown, 10 Miss
REBECCA HANCE, of Upper Marlboro, Md
tBalt. Sun and Marlboro papers please copy.I
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
DANIEL T. WOODARD

A bA"bERREOT1PE Of his unfortunate man.
L taken at the Jail, few days before his eIecu
non can De seen a. rHoMPsOH'S Gallery, Penn
sept
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
COLUMBIA TRoTTING COURSE,
alexandria county, 10

.JNIoHNI td County,, Z.
THE proprietor Of the course offers a SILVER Orr
i TO be trattcd for on THURSDAY. September
9Th.
Mile heats in harness, free for all horses owned
in the District and Alexandra county,
The entries To be made with the proprietor on ar
before SATURDAY EVENING. September 81. al :
O'Clock. CYRUS MARTIN,
aug 81 At Proprieln
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

HAYi HAYU HAY 1880 Baes nrime
II TIMOTHY H.7Y in store aud for sale TO suit.
oy J. F. WHEATLEY
aug oe-@w Water street, Georgetown.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

~ MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssocI.rIoN.-A
lh3 stated meeting of the above Association will
be held nj their rooms. Tho store of George and
Thomas Parker, on THIS friday EVENING, at
O'Clock p. m, Il. E. LLOYD,
sep 2-1t Secretary
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02


Il hclty compared in their Effects the Cvlra.
ton of Europe, by The Rev. J. Balmcs.
General Introduction Ia the Sacred Scrpture. m
series Of Diss6 rtatOns, Critical, HcrmSnseiicsl
and Historical, by the Rev. J. ID. DiIGn, ID. D. 6rd
American edition.
Wards Erata Of the Protestant Bible. new ed,ior
carefully revised, with a preface, by the Rev. N
LIncard.
Controversy between Rev. Messrs Tlu hes and
breckenridge on the subject, ''ls the Protestant Re
lisi"n the Religion of Christi
Review of FoK's Book OF Martyrs, hy Wm Eu.g
bus Andrews.
Concilia frovincialia, Baltimor, hsba ab ammo,
1899. usque ad annum lS49.
Miners End OF Controversy, History Of the Re-
formation, Sc, with a.gsneral assortment OF, stand
ard Catholic Works.
Also, School Books Of every description. Station
cry, &c. For sale by W. A. KENNEDY.
It'll between 6 and III streets, near Pat Office.
- Subscriptions received for rmigau's and "a
dieT's editions lin parts al % cents Of the D'usy
Bible, large quarto, with copcus notes, references,
&c.
Also, for BrownsoI's Review, the Catholic Metro
politan. Catholic Mirror. &c. auV 27-soS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

A A Attention! Montgomery Guards.
II II 4 special meeting Of the Company will be held
(y I'M at the armOry, on MONDAY EVENING next.
W W As business of importance will come before
them it is expected that every member will be pres
ent. VIM. c. SULLIVAN,
sep 2-3t Secretary.
I OST-Cros.ng from IiilhIs' to Mrs. Forests,
IL 10Th street, pair of RE.iDING GL.4SSES,
in tortoise shell Case. The finder will receive
many thanks, by leaving it at the "Star'' Office.
SEM
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, September l. 1879.
Information has been received al this department
from the United States Consul at Ciudad Bolivar,
Venezuela, that, according TO late act of the Nene-
zuelan Congress. the export duty of four per cent
on hides has been abolished. The law went into
effect immediately the receipt OF the net from the
government AT Caracas ssp2
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

DepartMen Of the Interior,
Orfl-E or isnT,N An hrs, sep. I, 1853.
DROPOSAIs Will b. -eccived At this Office until
Il twelve clock, O.. the iIih day of the pres
e,t month, tor furnishing the following article. of
Indian goods. viz:
$50 rair ) point white & cold Mackinac blanket.
900 do On point do do do
80 do DO do DO do
700 yards .nnry list blue cloth
LOCO do gray do
800 do saved list. scarlet cloth
500 do do blue
100 lbs. worsted yarn. 3 fold
10 dozen 4 wool sawls
10 do 4 cotton do
10 do Cd do do
10 do "A do 60
300 lbs. linen thread
IS dozen cotton handkerchief
$1,000 yards c,lico
1000 do woollcn plaids
90 gross wprstcd gathering
1900 yards blue drills
1900 de- checks, stripes and plaids
1000 do bed ticking
1000 do brown sheetngs
5000 do brown shirtings
600 do fannels
400 flannel shirts
800 calico shirts
500 pounds gilitng twine
so do sturgeon Irvine
50 do catton matre
80 dozen Indian knives
900 pounds Indian beads.
The goods must all be of the best quality. and
must be ready for delivery in New York Immediate
ly TO the agent appointed to inspect and receive
them. The bids must conform to this advertise
ment, by specifying the quantities proposed to be
furnished, and must distinctly state the and the
aggregate amount for each article. Bids defective
in these particulars, or unaccompanied by salts
factory guarantee for the performance of the con-
tract. will not be considered. The person or persons
whose bids shall be accepted will be required imme-
dIateiy thereupon 10 enter into contract for The
due fulhlmcnt of the bid with satisfactory suretes
for the faithful performance OF the same.
The department reserves the right to increase or
diminish the quantity Of any of the articles named
and TO award the contract to the party who's. hiG
shall be deemed most advantageous to the Indians
and the government; and 10 reject all of the
bids. CHARLES F.. MIX
Sep 2-dtl3h Acting Commissioner
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Treasury Notes Outstanding Sept. /, 1853

TREASURY DrrARTMrNT.
REG!sTER's OFvICE, September l, 1883 J
Amount outstanding of the several issues prior pod
July, 1896 perrecords ofthis Office lO3 sill 81
Amount outstanding of the issue of I'D
July. 1876, per records Of this office $50 90
Amount outstanding OF the issue of 2Sth
January. lsia. "a per records of tits
Office ................ 900 90
Slt.Sll 81
Deduct canccllr, notes in the IanGs of
accounting officers. all under acts prior
10 Odd July, Is i6......... ,.............. $50 90
Sii,6Sl "a
9-i' &. I. JONES. Acting Register.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

UTe large circulation Of the STAR
makes 1t the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
d.tm IN the District. II has more readers
in the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than all The other Wash
ington dQilies combined.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
INK, INK, I'M
PRINTERS INK

PkiNTEIRs waning News, Book, and job ryys
can be supplied ut the countin, -roos az :, pee
office, where VI riety Of Inks and excss,, ~ NJ
NARNiSH, for printing in Bronze and Cola iiif''
ways KEPT on HIND. Z
The Inks sold n this establishment AZ, I'M
10 be SQUAT TO ANY II THE sARKEr, heinv ~
factory of Charles L. Johnson, Philadelthla Nv" q
Give It Trial.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02
POOR POLL STOIrv

UNHE subscriber will give a liberal rer..
Il person who may bring 20 him ms 'srn 70 D.
P.7RROT, that was stolen from m. va M 81
by some person unknown. This narro, a. hsh
color and has red ,s,, 1t Tsn talk and os, ~
obliged, and will pay for any i,.ior.ua,,o, MI
enable him to recover his African parrnI uA' M
Damn ,ro,.. WI FEENEr
sepl-3t 'uetis
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

To PRINTEBs.-A super-royal Smith
Press, in excellent order, can be purchased
low at the Star office.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

The CHIEF CLERK OF THE INTERIOR DE-
pARrNESr has been despatched to the Chip
pewa country of the Lake Superior region, on
Government business, connected with the next
payment of annuties to those Indians. He
left Washington this morning. Mr.. Whiting
acts, in behalf of the Government and Indians.
as spec,at agent Of the Interior Department.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

old NEWSPAPERS.-A 10, Tor sale al il.r So,
~ ONCE. au. lon
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LOST-on the 25th inst; pu"S -
,of small KEYS. The finder VII :,
suitably rewarded by leaving them IN the ONE
Browns Hotel, aug
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-02

- BEERE'S STANDARD Fall Fashion GO
| for GentIemens HATS, 1853, instr cci'- SZ
- ed, and will be introduced this da,, Az
gust H. al LANES Fashionable Hat,
Cap, and Gents Furnishing EAahli-hin'n'
aug l3-eo2w
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srp9-i' &. 7. JONES. Acting Ragist
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-21
$500 CHALLENGES.

hateyer concerns the health and happiness
of = people is Mt all times of the most valuable
importance. take ii for granted that every
p. non vii! do al III thcir pon e- TO save the Iiy en-
OF their children, and chat every person will en-
deavor 20 promote liieir own health nj all sacri-
fees. feel tito be nj ,.uty 70 s.'lenlnly assure
you tliat worms, according to the opinion Of
the most celebrated Physicians, are the primary
causes OF q large majority of diseases 70 which
cni'dlcl and adults ,tre Liable; il you have nm
appetite continually changeahic from one kind
OF food TO another, Bad Breath Pain in t!le $40.
much, Picking Ut the Nose, Hardness aud Eui.-
ness OF tn Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever
Pulse irreguiar-remembe that all these denote
WoaMs, Y you should n; once apr!y y the remedy
RO6e,aancR'@ sYOrass-Syrttp.
an artici3 founded upon Sc-nufic Principles,
compounded Win purely vegetable substances,
being perfectly safe when taken ami can be
given 70 the most tender Infant with decided
bcncici:4! effect, where Bo.,ct Complaints and
DiaIrhGa have miI:ic them wea und lcbil,ai.d
the Tonic properties OF my Worm Syrup are
such, that il stands without an equal in the GAIA
logne Of medicines, in giviGg tone and strength
TO tie Stomach, which makes 1t an Inialable
remedy ior those afflicted with Dyspepsia, the
astonishing cures performed by this Syrup after
Physicians have fuileI is The best evidence Oiits
superior efficacy over Ill others. fa2
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-21

Gsaallessola, 8. q.
81. . I{;NC.1 S.rREEr.

WE nave in conioc!jly with tho spirit
of the Zines a,lrp, inaorr I,lsinnss the
system ioi !ow In!e and Cash Prices, and
offer 10 the city and country retal and
wholesale trade every variety oil goods in
orr linez-i'RINI'S, ENUSllNS, SILKS,
CMBAZINES, SHhWLfS, LINENS,
CEt)'FHs,,J JsCASSIAiERES, ID Il u s 5,
GOODS--of al! kinds-GLOVES, no
SIERY, &c. &c. We shall bu constantly
rcrcivng tie !atcs, nnd most fashionable
siyics uI goods, nd il is oiir determination
the our slack IN point OF Styles and Asspri.
aneat shall be unsurpassed, aud IN cilcHp-
n"as Of r,.ce uneq;;d!ird b. .,y in the city
Of Charleston. We have r.n.iH tiis tll;.n, .
in our sy.tcm nta lasnrss from our ;fs.
iaroaro Ia ;f'c snail bul u,lrr arfl:.,tr.-
turn az the :s!M!tLt' 3iX.iEN { g, rather
anl,1't or Inc siow shr.;t !, and IN ;hu
ocI.ef il,a. tne p,li:ir cannot fail To per-
ceive The advantages il offers to purchasers
Our business VII b conducted SO as to
ensure ,iIe'r fn:i:e Confidence, aud wo ap.
peal i,rcctiy,o their jld d.siGt,nt. Through
our c,,nres,Cns III tho various markets if
Europc AMI oi this culntry We posses ss the
a6uity aid tho ~iN to ofi;r extraordinary
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