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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10

To Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Boston & New York.
ONLG STEAMBOAT EENE rEORi
CLEVELAND no BUFFALO.
sixty MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-10

WAR ws'rB RUSSIA.
|TENO nLAikstiiiHs, WnsTEslIlFHs AND
< EVERNBoDI ELSE.-RJN HEREt-Iiaying estab-
iisned Coal Yard Water between Locust
aud Wanu prepared sell in any quantities the best
PlTISBURGH COAL. low prices he bought be-
10 the Fails All orders left the store of ornrook *
Churchill will he thankfully received lneaal attended
to by my3-lyd&w a. j. III IChnSoN ~ Co.
5SRENCIi COLOGNE, Double Extracts Hair Oil Brush
z a1d Comls. Tor sale at e2 a. u FOShEES
vENEas-2 Chests Choice Imperial;
~ Caddies Extra Fine Imperial;
R.xes do do:
C1ects Choice Gunpowder;
- Csddes Extra Fine Gun powder;
49, do
h%AeS Sn do Young IIyson;
Jn.. received at e26 COOKS
d Iitskets for sale at e2 A. @. PUSHES.
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prevails. and many are inqniring what
'hey must dotobe saved. There is an
earnest warm hearted, devoted seriousness
III fhc Dr's. manner which fixes the atten-
t'on aud enllsts the feeling OF his audience
twenty-five years ago he preached here
and at tho Black Jack and accomplished
much good. We hope his present visit
will add largely to the church of such as
shall be saved.
Inc Sun. IN an article headed I'M
ported Paupcrs and Foreigners " says:
Attention is being aroused to the fact
that the European governments arc in the
habit of relieving their poor houses and
prisons by sending the inmates TO Ameri-
ca. On the Continent, common C. nyicis
receive pardon on condition that they pro-
cccd to the United States, and It seems
these cnnvicts experience little difficulty
III obtaining passports from the American
consuls in Germany. 1t is also well known
that, since the adoption of the Irish Poor
Law which makes the property holders
oi the country responsible for the poor
rates, Irish landlords, through tfcir agents
and baIliffs. clear off the paupcrs from their
estates, by Shipping them for American ports
with their passages barely paid. 1t costs
less to send paupcr to the United States
or Canada, than to support him or her in
poor house for single year.
10 desire voluntary emigration of the
ablebodrd, or Of industrious families, is
one thing, and the forcing the refuse of The
'nd"!ent and demoralizcd population of
Europe upon us. is very different matter.
We are glad to learn, that Secretary Mar
cy has assured the Commissioners of Eini.
grafton is New York, THAT the department,
Will give strict instructions to our Consuls
in Europe upon this important subject.
A letter from London dated September
18th says:
The cholera is committing fearful raw
| ages here in the heart of London. with its
vast population Of 2,500,00O 1t is rather
more (and good deal more, too) than the.
ordinary disease. 1t is a pcstilence-as
fatal, in fact. as The plague usually has
been in Turkey. The most temperate
lIabits, the most moderate living, the
strongest medical precautions, the greatest
attention to cleanliness and ventilation
all fail to stay the progress Of this insidi-
Gus devastation II" description ca,, make
You realize wha, we arc in the midst of -
Within the last twenty days there have
been four thousand cholera deaths in Lon
don aloEc. Cover and above the mortality
from other ai!"cn.s,) and this is moi half
the actual number, for all means are taken
to conceal the cxteni oi tie evil.
The newspapers appear TO have agreed
not to say a word about the matter, They
are believed to have adopted this line OF
procedure at the solicitation of the cove rn.
mcnt.
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l'Rae Gail Of sl,c s..,a,.. +

is forty degrees in length, bu, so THU,
in substance that stars are visible ,hrouuI,
it. The marvellous tales of some nos,ru'n.
monders are nearly as long, and quite an
easily seen through
The proprietor Of Dr. Gnysous Er,racr
Of Yeiiolc Deck and Sars 5parilia. however,
has no occasion to resort to such tales in
order TO attract public attention.
me actual cures performed by the ar
,'cle. wherever it is introduced, is the
oas's upon which the reputation of this
remedy is fonndcd, ,}as the hundreds Of GER
tihcates oi renewed hopes, health and life,
!nat @ are continually flowing in upon hun,
VIII. Will prove. Ap.s',eess
W H"mdugs may flourish for a time,
ou, a remedy nnst possess rare medicinal
yrr.ues' W.T. to establish the; reputation that
Dr. Gnysotrs Yello,c Dock dnd Sarsapa-
''Hd has established wherever j, has been
used. SO - =
W See advertisement. oxa4s
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HesaGh RsOadl Accident.

On Monday evening las. Mr.. Hen
~ Marshman an employee Of the Viii
mngton and Raleigh Rail Road Com
pany, while in state Of intoxication,
snt upon the track of the Road, some
ten or twelve miles from Whining.
ton and was run over by the train. 1t
was ten o'clock at night when the &c.
cident occurred. His left arm was
taken off below the elbow, and his
right hand above the wrist hung mere.
iy by the skin. His head was slight
ly fractured, and he received other in.
juries. Mr.. Nj. hos since died.
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News of the Week.

by the news from Mexico. per the
George Law, at New York, we learn that
Gen. Alvarez, in person, at the head of
$500 men, entered the city of Yuteia on
the 4'h ult the government, troops having
evacuated on the 3d. Alvarez is pushing
forward for ChIlpancingo, wherc he will
arrive IN few days without opposition, as
all the government troops have been with.
Isawn rom the State of Guerrero, except
a iorcc ol 1900 ielt at F,xtla, to retard, if
possible, his onward movements, which
cannot he Tho case. N smuch as Alvarez is
~ !'I'e health, and leading a " nf men
who I" nan wna.d I,e ior il.e,r .b,cf.
TAN. iia 'htenlons are 10 march into
the rtty % Mcx:co
by ccur.ci wiiclIarsived at Acapulco,
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al. DR.. Il. w. Gibbs, who accompa.
MED his testimony, with exhibitions Of
SKULLS clearly proved the girl to be of
Indian origin; and the jury returned a
verdict accordingly. Twcnty-onc-
most OF them, sons Of the Emerald Isle
were naturalizel and made citizens
of this glorious Republic.
We must hurry off to see how the
Election is going, and must apologize
for our brief epistle this week.
Yours,
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Correspondence Of the Banner.
Letter 1h.0aRn nCnAzaaRnA,sn.

|
-T""n ztems-'Spy Gtass-Etc.
COLUMBIA. S. e.. Oct. 9Th. 1854.
Messrs. Editors AS we now write.
the voting for Senator of RichIand
District is going on. Since the mem
orabIc Harrison and Van Buren, cam.
paign of 1910, no election has ever
produced such an excitement MS the
present one. The contest is considered d
very close one and every vote will
tell" Columbia will probably give
Col. Preston large majority. Genl.
Adams friend" confidently expect the
Gadsdcn box to give him such a
large vote, that it i'll, when combined
with his respectable vote in Columbia
and the country polls, secure his elrc
ton. But no one knows wha, da,
ma. bring forth and We await with
considerable anxiety, the f" count on
Wednesday next. o. the seven candi
dates for the House of Representatives
it is certain that Col. Wad. HAMPTON
Jr. and Capt. w. ID. DcSaussurc will
be elected. We will forward cnmplet,.
returns rs soon rs possible knowing
that the people in every part Of the
State arc interested in the struggle
now taking place in old Richland.-
The issue Is On the Electoral question
and the judgment of the Capital NAV
bc,as in times past, an exponent of
popular will.
The South Carolina College com
mcnccd its Fall session on last Nam
day with full complement of students.
The graduating class of 81 consists of
22 young gentlemen, whose fortunate
"honor' and appointment" bearers
will have the pleasure Of speaking in
the New College Chapel. This bull
ding is rapidly progressing and when
h"'shcu Will Ge an Orna.cnt 10 Co
lumba.
We were favored, fow days ago,
with an examination Of the plans of
the Methodist Female College soon to
be erected here, and which is destined
to outvie every other public edifice in
town, in point Of beauty and tasteful.
ness. MIR. j. Graves is the Architect.
The Court of Common Pleas for
RIchland District commenced on
Monday last, and ended on Friday,
Ills Honor Judge Whitner presiding
The most interesting case tried, wss
one to determine the status Of n girl
claimed as % slave by gentleman OF
Chester District. 1t wis contended
by the defence that the said girl was
an Indian and much interest was
manifested as to tho result Of The ,ri-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-10-11
ELISHA CARSON g. SON
F a CT Q RS
So. CarOlina----Sumter Dist.

by W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for SAID
District
Whereas. E. b. DAVIS hath applied t.
me I"r Letters gf Administration. Oh all aud
singular the goods aud chauleS, rights and
creditors OF tho late W. s. Wilder, OF
Tho SAID District, d.ccaseh
These arc, llerrlnre, I" cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the Kindred and rred.-
tors o! the said drceasr'I. to be and appear
before INC al oar next G,d,nary's En;iri :nr
the said District, To be holden at Sumter
sour, House Oh Friday The 18Th day OF
October INST, 10 show cause, il aiiY, wi.y
the said administration slluu.d moi be
granted.
Given under my hand AMI seal. the
din day of Octuae,, IL The year
L. our Lord, one thousand ",gh, hun
dred and ffy-iour, ana III the 79.h
year OF American Indr pen.;ence
w. LEWIS, o. 5. ID.
Oct0hcr 4, 1904 40 u
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Board Meeting.
Mules! .iiules F! Mules !!

THE subscribers notify the citizens of
Sumter aud the adjoining Districts, ,hat
they will bn in SumtrrvIilc on the lOib of
October proXmo, at which time they will
offer i"r srle as five, or the finest 10, OF
Mulrs ever Offered IN this market.
They will he g'aL to have all those who
may be in wnrt oi mules or horses, who are
toad OF looking a, iine STOCK, to cali upon
them at ChIn"'> llnlel Their old custo
mcrs e,perialy.
ELLIS s. SANDERS.
Sept. l3, 1854 a6 If
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For Tax Collector,

The Friends OF J. Y. Brunson, annouce
hIrl candidate for Tax Collector of Clare
mont County, al the ensuing Elec,ion,-
Many Voters.
Oct. ii, 1854 so If.
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Gn'a"EGT l8AasRa E;'q'.

ShARLfSlON, JCt. ~.
CtIION-lhc transact ons To. day
were limited lm abrn, 2:}j bales, ut cx-
frc;'es ra ging rom ! to 9l-2c.
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A Desirable Residence for
Sale.

The subs criber wishing to move West,
offers for sale, one OF the most pleasant
situations in the village; containing about
tity-tive acres Of land. on which there is
very comfortable Dwelling and every nec.
esssry out hnusc, all in good repair.
The crop al corn on the pace this wear,
will yield about fire hundn d bushels.
Any further information can lie obtained
~ addressing Inc un ii,c premises.
w. w. ALSTON.
Sumlervilc, Oct. IL, 1854.
W All persons indebted to me either
by note or account, are respectfully solicI-
led to cash the same. rs long indulgence
has been given 10 many, and am avcrse
to taxing any with cost.
w. w. a.
O.:t. ii, 1854 SO If.
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'R'llc HDc9ay.

VIC have delayed issuing our paper un.
Il! evening in order to give oar readers
tl:c res It Of the clrc,ion-scc statement
hc!ew.
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Oct. II, 1854 SO If
In Equity---Sumter District

Oct. II, 1854 SO If
In Equity Sumter District.
John T. Broughton, !
Lttia B. Broughton, g.
Margaret L. Bfoughton,
By their neIt friend,
James Il. Brock,
vs.
Epsy b. Broughton.
In pursuance of an order in the above stated
case, will offer at public sale, ON the frs,
hionday in November next, at Sumter Cont
House that plantation or tract of land estima
ted to contain about six ihousund acres, living
IN Clarendon county s Sumter District, nj or
near Fulton Post Office, belonging to the es.
tate OF the late Edward Brougnton Sr ,e.
ceased and upon which he resided ut the Tim,
OF his DEATH Not to DO sold for less than aev.
en- thousand, seven hundred and tifty dollars
Upon The premises liz a tirist Mill. anu n saw
Mili which is not in running orler.-'rbs
lands lie upon the Waicree Swami. conlainino
boih low and high lands and affords an mn.
surpassed range fur stock of oil kinJs-th,
Whoie W., constituting one OF the most yuluabIo
trict. =" '''i' LIS
lERMs.-One- fourth part oI the nurchns,
money 10 be paid in cash; the balance payabl.
III one, TWO and three years with interest from
the day OF sale, the purchaser to give bond AMI
Poisohai security, and u mortgage Of the land
ncy. = - = ~ s''"''"! '''"!
W. F.HAYNswoRTII,,
Oct 6. ,a,i 5aa Cem'r, in Es''y. >, D;sta
/ H
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V aluable Plantation
For Sale.

Desiring TO go West we offer our Planta-
ton for sale privately. lying on Lvnches
Creek. only Six miles rom lynchburg
Depot. Wilmington and Manchester Rail
Road. The tract contains about 1000
acres- with some 200 closed in high STATE.
of cultivation 60 of which is the best
bottom land. A Neat and cmnmulous
dwelling. new Gin house and Screw and
all other necessary ont buildings. and
fences in g'mh repair. We f1azzard nothing
in saying this place is perfectly healthy
and in point Of productiveness and pury OF
water 1t is UNSURPASSED by any lane IN the
country. Call and see, it will bear close
inspection.
II. l.. g. J. G.. McLENDON. s
Oct. II, 1854 50 If
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Head Quarters,
FIFTH BRIGADE, S. G.. NJ. !
Suintcrvillc, Sept, I, la51.

~ ~ DRtpADE, >. G.. NJ. }
Suintcrrillc, Sept.,7 1851.
ORDER NO.
Court Martial, Tor the trial of all tlefauIter,
Mt The drill OF officers, Of the 10Th and Am
Regiments of Infantry, on the 6tl, inst, aud al
the Review OF tho same Regiments, on This
day, is ordered TO bc held at Sumteryillo on
Friday the 10Th Of October next.
The court will consist Of the following Of
icers; Col. F. VI. AIcilett Of the 44,h Regim't.
Prs'nt.
1t. Col. J. ID. Blnndin;,
Maj $. Leroy Shaw. 20
Capt. Geo. McCutchen,
Anthony White,
" NJ. f.. Muldrow,
J. d. N. Ilammet, IA
=" Il. 4. Chandler,
" lsliam Moore,
Maj. }. 5. Aloore, Judge Advocate.
Captains Of Companies, will have all do.
inultcrs duly warned, in their respective COM
panies, and furnish the Court with list OF
all deianlters warned, and the evidence Of
their being warned
Colonies arc charged with the extension and
execution Of tlis order.
by order Of Brig. Gen. Chandler.
Il. Is. FRASER,
Brig. Major.
Oct. IL, 1854 SO If
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FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.

Darlington Elections.
The following IS the result, OF the Polls
in Darlington District:
FOR CONGRESS.
]. D. WILSON. 900
john McQ.UEEH, SIG
Majority for WILsoN, 333
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Summit Elections.

The following is the result OF the Polls
in this District:
FOR SENATOR.
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CoLuMB1ENsEs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-29

- TOCKs FOR sALE-S2Oo Coupon OF the Cor
poration fLynchbu 50 endorsed the
gna and Tennssse Railroad Company interest
nuAlly.
Company 20 yea 70 rum interest payable half yearly To
the Of these Bonds which $780,
oo0 (and be Issued there
Hesn ., S he e0,1ng now ao9Gt sloovooo
payable semi annually sinking fund apart
OF this which will extinSush 10 In
Persons having stocks to dispose would do well
We prepared account;
more desirable to thsu viii sell their account charging
crate csmnilsion.
Wishing money that we
rally have hand OF securities In market
which will be sold n very ms,
ja96-u MAURY 4 MORTON, ,ohncs under City Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-29

NNyM. IRA SMITH, CLoTHiER AND razor, ln
w Wria I~rs.-U Having received iRrre portion of my
sprnr stsct s prepared thoW 6ne asortneni
made oods In NV e and will cer them
they he bought el'cvhete he socds o-n'de
would persons looking for their supply will
hnf nv Watt bette made THAN Usual and wlhe
give soods examination before huy
ane
otherscan. WIN. IRA SMITH,
apJ Late Smith Marvin,
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~ NJ rETTHNUitb a CO., No. i22 Nus-au Street New
Work. and 10 state Street Boston have made such
msn with the best and widely circulated Journs,i N,
United State, Caraa thatthcy enabled to make
Ing time sSpes's to the Advertisers uho do bu'ns,,
through them They select the best papers and Advertise
puous Aib- lowest prices and always keep IN" interest
Of hsir customers Merchants invited call
them ami ,auy ihsm,svs, ,hs, these thing, Me'O.
sea-iy-fP1
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BARRETT, SEPHEws A CO.
soUTEHH nSsS.EI6Ry I5 stth

MksuPAcToRY AND sEfp STORE
is asRS @ ".
Kind; now In use, Of cur own We have made large
eLnery nd have enrsssd he services Of good experienced
have no hesitation il saying Tia,
h sn Rhon to nS be pp.s @ Ss, s. 1ssh M % not 9o
approved implements they stand in need T. Call
be had uhere North
the Pair November las, the virginia State Agricultural
Society avarded Mott L. Co the premium, for The
men,' Of hrr n,nueure, for the virginia
sSTs o. ,s Pso%.s @ some 0 the pest manufacturers
kinds Of the approved Plough, thaare
nal improved pGsn, both sh' snde hsnd Nec"rmes plata
49, l0S 81 aud p Hitchcock No 81 and 9iE ,Ies AID
cbed eompoon metal 1srrsnts Tor sale Sy ,se piece u TO
the h,AP nthsy can be hsi nom the iouhdry.
or Mott Pcush Of ,i Soih tl and len PioatS
cap dus rghi Of the mould board haI can Be re-
Peaare ia'sad q setting nsr mould board which
any Plough in ,,d Vi. stand rough laua ven STEEL
Anthati' wanted 5ih this Plough i' to try H. and al viii
We also ,nu',ciu, srsr Cutter, cf all pattern, and prices.
om 81 10 20 ~ hstov Saya5ers WI a, Dri. seed soy
o. fsr- ne implements too tutnerous TO mention. Call
We would call particular attention our Horse Power and
re,iug Machine ueh ana m,uy others consider the
sr kept trder, ivias or robust to the feeder.
v s po,sibr Az We DO not vish to dsappnt any n be- Il,
wn y Eco mac me We had 70 isu.e some lny orders
horse TO ~ horse Also, Mott Lewis w.cn.
Iron Rav Worse Poser for oil Of
which warrant to rive entire aud DO
~ length Of time according to team, 'han any machine
state
We viii re sr to few gentlemen Necessary Who reside 10
different ccuntc who have used machines
tuqure superiority Al Others
Trsncs nelson Rnmlry and Dr Csump. New Kent: pan.
Dsrneitr Cardiac Cri Coleman Lol.; Georrr AZ.
n David i,chcr Randolph Harrison Juin
Gooehaud: Col HApcct Dunn Cheststheld rsi,ero
county Robert Dunn Prtsrbus; Welding TayICr w II
Roy, susesasd and NJ smyth aouees,vI Hon wm Ar
cher Scott, Nirg Archer Amelia: We,
Charlce Dr scu, pr wilcox and Col wsoS Chts
City Osburu, Pfncv Gcorgr. Barksda AIhssfir
Harrison, " Hrooke, Richmond city and Nelson,
Clarke co; " OK, and y Huicr, jr, Hcnrieo
the above gcnteuen With asure, give
opinions Of the Nachuc.
We aiso uanufanre zmmeraus Improved wheat rhrshsr
Tor hta'hns cleaning and bageng At operation This
chine " the AMI % good mneral snd
ran,ed TO stand h skrn premium over the Piii' New
York BuG o Machine, Fairs easscd No
machine We mannAurs three sites a. 81 and 50 inch
chi cheape Others the purpose Those
In Of hrst eNs mheue vii send Ia their orrrs early
Thankful past
acoptlnuanec 81 the same.
MOTT, LAWS WILSON Sign o. ne Plough,
nhGo-u so. 50 Main street
h apis lEwIs wtBB SON.
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SECOND SUPPLY

OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
VALfNtNE, htNsbAW q 90, have mi, day reeriy, Cd
hy the sesmers Roanoke and large Addition
h e stock OF the newest styles Of Imported od. n
Ladies, Genemen Misse rhrh
been purchased In New York
sold AZ asa advance for cash. paneaa they ar.
In part follows: '1'' nv
Rich Brocade, Paid and Striped sks
Black Figured and Plain 9Th s-al
Plaid and str ped Hernann and Grenadine
Plain aud Figured Barexes and Barege D., Laine,
snrer. French Printed JAeonets u Organde.
french, EngiIs and American Lawns NJ Calicoez
Embroidered Muslins; Plaid Striped do
embroidered Robes and Bfllantes, White nd
f!ain Chsiys, Chaiiy BareEes Bege
1nshar,, all qualities, and Furniture prints
nAhn and Furniture DimitJ, Bonnst Cord
SnerniIettes, Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchief
hIeh and Medium Bonnet, Cap and Neck Riband
Lsdies' Genusmens Boys, Misses ChIidren, silk
Ihread, and Cotton Hose and Half
,n Canton Cloth and other Mourning
soie Cloths, Napkins, Dcyiies and Diapers all price,
Irish Linens, Linen CAmbrfc ~ Kent
ies'1encemens, Boys Aisses' and Children's Glover
h'ead Lsle, Swiss and Null
Jiennet Csnbrie, Plain and Chect ed ss,s Muslin
Steus, Cassinere-, Cashmer Tweeds
s.is, oatin, valencia and Mnrieies ve.tnrE
unit and Fancy, Colored, Plain Drilling.
bed Iickings Plaid Domestic and Cote
hanefome variety Goods heavy Yarm.r,,
hd Dflngs, Bariap,, and every Cotton and
foods r servants Clothes sh
shirtngs, and Cotton oEnabury,, ka.
VALENTINE CRESsHlw CO
-, No. ~, corner Broad, 9Th Capitel streets,
tapito lsuuar
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LOOhlNG GLAssES.
RIcahhps s c;%@, S: Court
New usual Complete Ss
rnlsIs Se The trade T,
r,,y Of ,s sort IN IN Competition state at reduced rates
,,o. E0X POLEMUs,
mhohp s 1o,nrr cl I s;rr New York. Offer
New England Cotton snii Duck-22inch, all nos,
tn, ,S.td a. I'll. s comprising every variety knOrn
United states Pilot Duek-woodeerry and Mount,
V'sih f1s,a % @
nS%St.. hard and ,o I fabric wa. the hhes.
Ship ana Isenr MARX DmekDPain and s%iIsa man
1nS @
Howard Ray.n. M. Light cotton Ravens
Cotton sail TNineeG fall assortment,
Paper EcitingsO to T2 ineS made very heavy expressly
Chr Covcring-cO.ton Canvass, all widths from 30 to ico
inches all nimbes expressly covering aud
sns"9Sr ssn I s sna and
Enamclling Canynss-so, 49, 30, Sand so inch plain
Bngs and ingging-of every description. seamle.,
oninr strength utility eh'apness for grain neal
heavy Cotton saking 40 inch Canvass shread Warp and
zos % H and
A LBERT COOK & CO., Manufacturer and Import
10 John street, New York fessMsn NO.
'U7arLOR's IRoNs-Assoited sizes, for sale by
APPS Sign of the say" 'HhN Il T.a street, SD
NUAsoNs DLtCKING AND iNK.rseeiyed and for sale by
4Na RAWLiNGSA MILE,
api0 Corner Pearl and CARY streets
~ LoNP0N Gs ST ,se large and choice
. & 3 s SatSp.a TO s GS .s ID SSs .y .o
am thus early In announcing the fact to
IN this and the adjoining States Thoie who wish
will come toward At and make their selections.
My Terms usuA-6 TO parties who bills
per cent OF for cash
Recent additions from Paris and Manchester
FOR another very large f SSt
In the Pail.
100 Gases Of desirable Prints at Case prices
Jos Ps Cloths at very low prices.
Is Gases new and lovely Ginghams
Quite one hundred styles OF Drcss Goods.
Vesettet, Ribbons, Flowers and Mtts.
Most OF the French Goods n
Domestic Tiekngs, Apron Checks
Bleaohed Shifting and Casslmeres.
Alpaecas BarlinEs, Burlaps,G &c.
large variety OF other Goods which
and Country buyers 10 asked at once. TmarI
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