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PUBLIC SALE ,
a Valua ble Farm OF no Acres.

WILL be offered a at ruh bic. Sal o" the
the Both of 18th month. (Dcccmbcr) 1851,
at O'Clock p. NJ. This farm is in Cecil
county Maryland, near the main road lead
ing from New London 4 Roads to Eikton,
miles from the latter place. from Newark
aud within ga mile of the Pennsylvania iuc;
being part Of the Farm formerly owned by
Noses Starr.
Said farm is situated near the Big Elk adj
Joining lands OF Ann Garrett; Thomas Finley
and George A. Fulton. and contains about
so ACRES or ARABLE LAND,
in good state OF CIVILIZATIONS; the rest under
timber and all well watored and fenced.
There are some good fruit trees on the pro
perry. 1t is convenient to mills. sci coils and
places of public worship. On this property
Is Il
GOOD TENANT HOUSE
and stable, with water convenient. Also Il
very desirable situation for iarll buildings.
Terms made known On dry of sale, by
RICHARD CHAMBERS, SIR.
Dec II. 1854 Is
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T. IST CT LETTERS remaining in Post

Il lSl CT LIZ fho icuI'ihiHE III L oSi
IL Office, Elkton, Nd, Dec 80, 1854.
B.-Robcrt Blackway. Jane +. Bcstor, j.
n. Bccson, &. W. Bllndy u Bro, Beam.
C.-J. T. Clark, George A. Cookham.
Richard Chambers, John T. Cooper, Y. Ca
nisus, Ebenczcr Croppcr, DR.. ID. b. Case
day, Peter ChriStv.
F.-lIarrict Fuller. VIM r. Freeman, Saml
Finley, Capt Foyet.
G.-Thos II. Gainor, John GLEASON, Anne
Golibart. -.."
H.-James Holm. Jos. Hall, Thos Hunter.
X. p Hays, Jos Howard. .,.-.
jos l.. J..c':s'n.
k.-Michacl Kennedy.
D.-Thos j. Lake, Mary Loncrsan, Lewis,
Fran 4 Son.
M.-Master John McIntire, Mrs. + Mullen,
W. b Mackey, Margaret $. Milburn, John
Kitchener, VIM Maghan, Mary Morrison, En-
ma Massey, Mary McGoucll.
P.-Elizahcth A. Pearson, David Polk.
R.-lIenry Roberts.
S.-Wm b. Sellers. Saml Slemnon, Sarah
s. Short DR.. David Stewart.
W.-Albert Wickcs, Rcbccca Wilkins,
David Wheaton, James Webb, Frederick
Weiss. John Widncr. j. f. BROWN.
Dec 80 1t p. NJ.
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JoB HAlNEs. JESSE A. KIRK. 8. d. sTUBBS
Rising Sun Foundry, Stove Depot,
And .iGRICULTER Ill U'ORKS.

iN II -tCTkNU LII md " OkkS,
~ TIE subscribers having on
N-9hand, and are constantly
4;sassyfE..Sxzasz.s manufacturing an extensive
assortment Of PLOUGllS, Machinery and 9TH
or castings of the best quality. Also on hand
a complete stock of Stoves, Of their own and
Eastern manufacture. Such as Wood and
Coal Parlor and Il numerous variety of Cook
Stoves Of the most improved patterns. They
have likewise on hand, and are prepared to
furnish at the shortest notice improved Horse
Powers, Thrcshers and Separators Of several
kinds. which for lishtness and durability, are
warranted equal to any in use. Also an eX-
tcnsivc assortment Of right and left hand At
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, beats, cor Jersey
Bull.) Michigan, double mould board, } Rog
er's Extending Point, Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and all other kinds Of Ploughs, straw and
fodder cutters, &c, all Of which they will sell
on favoroble terms, and solicit the patronage
of the public. Orders promptly attended to-
NAMES, KIRK 4 STUBBS.
n. B.-The highest price paid for old cast
ings, in cash or exchange.
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Nd, July l On.
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Guns, Ammunition & Fishing Tackle.
JOHN KRIDER,

N. E. Cor. Wainm aud Second SIS, Philuda.
MANUFACTURER, Importer and Whole. lie
lNl and Retail Dealer in Shot Guns, nihlcs, Pts
tolls, Fishing Tackle. and all kinds of Sporting
Apparatus. together wi III general assortment of
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS,
all Of which, and such other articles rs belong to
his line of business. will be sold as low as { III be
afforded by amy establishment in the United States
In test of his skill Il manuf cturcr. the Frank
lin ms 'u c of Philadelphia. has awarded to him
since $40 two csrtifc ties. six silver medals and
one recall premium; and in lS5t the Crystal Pal
acc of New York. awarded to him medal. the only
one awarded for Shot Guns and Rifles in the Uni ed
States.
"Kridcrr Sporting Anecdotes Illustrative of
certain varieties of American tame with remarks
on the character of the Dog. Field Dog Woolcock,
Snipc, Rail. Partridge, Duck and Pigeon m itch
shooting, on the Rice bunting or Reed Bird Grass
Pover. ullhcaded or Golden plover. Canvass Back
and Red llcadcd Duck, American Widgeon Scaup
Duck and Canadian Goose.-Pricc 81.
Address JOHN kRIDER.
Aug % Nv Second and Walnut Philada
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NOTICE.
Robert III. Thomas, I

hODcTt IL. InOuaS,
vs.. Circuit Court Ter
John W. RawlinS and LCecil county, ia
Louisa V. Rawlins, his CGancerv. D.ccnl-
wife, and John Rawlins Der 9th, 1854.
THN!IE object of this suit is to procure a de-
Il. cree fora sale Of certain mortga gcd prem
Uses in Cecil county. which were on the tween
ty-siNth day Of February, in the year 81. III
teen hundred and ti.ty-thrcc, mortgagcd
the said John w. Rawlns and wife, to tn
complainant.
The Bill states that on or about the said
twenty sixth day of February, in the y..y
1858, the aforesaid John W. Rawlins bein-
indebted unto the above named complainart
in the sum of six thousand dollars, current
money, and intending to secure the paymen,
thereof unto the said complainant, he. th'
said John W, Rawlins and Louisa V. Raw
Inns, his wife, did by their deed of Mortga4-
OF that date: convey unto the said complli,,
ant, his heirs and assigns, certain Real Is
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- - REMOVAL OF
J. II. HEALD'S
WHOLESALE IND RETAIL
BOOK s. ERY STORE

EsODA X STATION ERY STORE
Rag and Paper Warehouse, Book B indsry ..M
Blind Boot Muatdctory, - b..
q. No. l27 M,rIiei 81, IViimin giom, Del.
TNIIE subscriber is now fully prepared to or-r to
Il the citizens Of Delaware and adjoining Counties
more thaa ordinary inducements to secure thor
patronage.
The entire arrangements of his NEW STORE anil
establishment have been effected with the design
and determination of being enabcd to supply goods
in Quantities either large small with p.omptness
in good order at the cheapest rates, and so as to
warrant fall satisfact on
The purchases of the concern are made for Cash
in quaint les, and at the Auction Sacs thus ensur
ing the lowest rates and at the s.f:hc time more
general assortment of goods thnn can be met with
in any single Book and Stationery Store in the larg
er cities --
In addition to other facilities u BOOK BINDERY
and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY, with new
improved tools, and additional workmcn. will guar
antec filling orders for Ruling aud for the Manafac-
turc OF b!ank Books to any pattern with proinrtncss
chcaply, and in the best manner
Without attempting TO specify. particular attcn-
ton is called to fil assortment Of the latest cdi
tons of
Standard and Now School Books
Choice and late miscellaneous Lhcra-
turc, Magazines Periodicals an cheap
Publications, Juvenile Books of every
style and price. 900 volumes Of the Sun
day School Union Publications. Blank looks
ready made of all ordinary patterns, Wri-
ting, Printing, Wrapping and Fancy Pa
per- Magistrates Lawyers and other
Blanks. Staple and Fancy Station
cry in great quantity and in great
variety, &c &c.
Storekecpcrs, Traders and Tcachers will be furn-
ishcd ut liberal discount and consumers will have
their demands supplied at low rates, while our Gus
toners shall all. be dealt with on the principle Of
Entire satisfaction or 10 sale
You are respectfully invited to call and examine
j. L. HEALD,
No l27, Market Street.
Ger. 81 81 Wilmington Del
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A. j. RIO w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. SO Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
7NIIE subscriber having on hand al his Store
L No. 50 Market ST., large and general as
sorlmcnt OF fresh and well selected Groceries
takes this method Of informing the citizens o.
Elk,on and Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap as they can be bought
either in Wilmington or Philadelphia market
and respectfully soicits call from such as ma!
want goods in his line, before purchasing else.
where. Also, wines s. Liquors.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part Of
LIQUORS,-ofth the first and medium quality
old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Holland
Gin.
WINES.-Madelra, Port, Tcncrif1e, Sherry
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLD MoNoNG AnELA Whisky, and
Wine Bitteis. ANDREW ]. CROW, l''
No. 50 Market ST., door above Miller's
June 80, GIN. Hotel, Wilmington, Del.
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Notice 80 Creditors.

T1IlS is to Give Notice. that t:l' subscriber
l. of Cecil county, has ohtcncd from the
Orphans Court Of said county. Letters Of All
minstrston on the personal estate Of
Joseph W. EcaZry,
late of said county. deed. All persons hav-
ing cL.lns ~ ainst the sai'l deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit tie same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, On or
before the
llth day of December. 1853,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All persons in
debtcd to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment to the subscriber. Given
in Ter my hand this .:Ird day of December,
1854. JAMES W. EEAZEY.
Admir- ofJosaph W. Neazcy, deed.
Test. ii. JAMAR, Reg. dee 30 Sw
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BrFFALo. Dec. oS.--We have intelligence
from Iowa that the Legislature Of that State
have made four, unsuccessful attempts to
elect United States Senator. The contes-
tants were: IIarlani, (whig,) who received
As votes, and Cook, (silvcr-grey wh,s,) who
was supported by the Ncbraskcttes, and re-
ccvcd A votes. There were ten scattering
votes. -. ----- -
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Clothing.
NOTICE..

Sarah c. Earle, Circuit Court for
vs. Cecil county, in
John Lewis and Edwin Chanccry, Drcem-
j. Canaan. Der 18TH. 1854.
nRDERED. That the sale made and re-
~ ported by George Earle, Trustee, for the
sale Of the real estate mentioned in the
proceedings in this cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the nineteenth
day of February next; provided copy
OF this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed at Elkton, once week for one month
bet"re the seventeenth day Of January next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to be
So $1,000. III. NJ. MlrcnxLL, elk.
True copy. Test,
Ii. ii. MITCHELL,
Dec 16 I'm Clerk.
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STATISTICS or THE USIrSD SrATES'-Ac-
corling to statistics prepared by ProfesSor
Deb,w, published AS an appendix to his Off
cial Census Report, that portion relating to
the nativity of our population shows that the
foreign born number only about onc-cighth of
the nativcs-much the largest proportio IL
being in the middle States.
The largest number of immigrants to this
country in any one year was $50, 49, in 1852
though this statement is scarcely accurate,
ns more tlnn a year is comprised in the re-
turns.
The most valuable crop in the United
States is that Of Indian Corn, estimate in
1850 ut two hundred and ninety six millions
of dollars, and being nearly three times as
valuable as wheat, and more than three
times as valuable as cotton. Six times rs
many acres of land are devoted to Indian corn
as are given to cotton, and three times as
much as to wheat. The valne of butter
made annually in the United States exceeds
fifty millions of dollars. . ..
There are 3i7 .525 shareholders in the
United States, of whom two own over one
hous,nl negroes; nine own over five hundred;
tfty-sx own over three hundred, one hun
drcd add eighty seven own over two hun
dred, and fourteen hundred and seventy nine
own over one hundred. The greatest num-
bcr of shareholders own more than one and
less than Ave; the number Of this class is
1858.
The statement of the occupations Of the
people shows t!at'thc tar,ecra ont number by
far any other n.-Thcr number is
> 500 ,95D.-whilc the class which approaches
nearest them is that of laborcrs. who number
:,0o.1S6. The carpenters stand naHt go I'M
ting l6l, G1l, and them come cordwainers.
l3),i37.
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NO.iCC to Creditors.

TINiIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subs.ri
l. hers of Cecil county. have obtained from the ur-
phans Corrt Of sad county, letters Testanientary
un TIL" personal estate of
John Reynolds.
late of said coanty, deed All persons having claims
against the sid lie casc,l. are hereby warned to cx
i.ibit the with tbs vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, on or bcfor. the
9th day OF November, 1850
they may otl.srwis. by law h. exe'nd"d from all
benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. tivcn under hands this 10th
day Of December, loji.
STEPHEN HOLDS,
WM. NJ. REYNOLDS,
Executors of John Reynolds, decd.
Test. JAS. H. JAAAR, Rcg'r. Dee. 10, 'ji-6w.
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Mems and Boys Clothing.

EVERYBODY should embrace this opportu
IL nifty to buy clothing for Men and Boys, at
GEORGE CULIN'S
Cheap Clothing Establishment,
5. E. Cor. Market and Second Sts., Phlada.,
Embracing choice of the Best, Most Desira-
BILE, and Fashionable Dress and E4ock Coats,
Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling DO, Tweeds,
&C., with great variety OF
BOYS CLOTHING, CONSISTING of sack coats,
polka jackets, monkey jackets, vests and round
jackets, made oftweed, linen drilling, cloth,
alpaca. kelseymere, doeskin, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS. consisting OF Shirts,
Stocks, Handkerchiefs, &c., all OF which are
offered at the iowest possible cash prices, and as
cheap as any other Clothing Store IN the Union
GTParenls who desire BOYS CLOTHING are
earnestly invited TO examine the Stock.
0y-Country Storekeepers can br accommo-
dated al very low rates GEO. CULIN,
S. L. Cor. Market and Second Sts.,
APR ly PHILADELPHIA.
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US. SIoor OF WAR ALn.SY.-Advic.s from
Carthagcna to the 9th inst, res lived ut Aspinwal
do not afford any satisfactory proof of the safety Of
this vessel The statement that she was there on
the l.h ofDctober. and that on the 9TH her corn
nler dined wi h an English officer is repeated
This, however was received by way of Havana, from
whence il reached us some time since and VIC fear
has reference to her visit to CarthaSena prevou.
to h"u going to Aipinwall ~
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FRENCH TRUSSES,
WEIGHING LESS THAN % OUNCES.

WEIGHING LESS THAN - OUNCES.
FOR TIE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
A CkNoWLEDGED by the highest medical au-
n lhoritics of Philadelphia. incomprrably supc-
rior to any other in use Sufercrswjll be gratifod
to learn that the occasion offers to procure not
only the lightest and most easy, but as durable
Truss as any other, in lieu of he cumbrous and I'M
comfortable article usually sol There is no diff
Guilty attending the fitting and when the p,d is To-
Gated, it will retain its position without changG
Persons at "a distance unable to call on he sub
scriber, can have the Truss sent any address by
RENTING FIVE DOLLARS for the single Truss. or
Ten for the double-with measure round the hips
and stating side effected 1t will be cxch lnged to
suit if not fitting, by returning it ut once unsoled
For Sale only by the Importer.
CALEB ii. NEEDLES.
Cor. Twelfth 4 Race Streets. Philadelphia
p Ladies' requiring the benefit of Mech meal
Supports, owing to arrangement of The Internal
Organs, inducing Falling Of the Womb, Vocal Pull
monary Dyspept c. Nervous and Spinal We lkness
are informed tnat competent and experienced
LADY will be in attendance attcn lance at the rooms
(sct apart for their exclusive use No ia TWELFTH
ST., lst door below Race. June 81 ly
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To Beef and Pork Butchers,
PRIVATE FAMILIES AND OTHERS.
Il. II. DIDTEss & BROS
IMPROVED
SAUSAGE OR PIE MEAT CUTTER


sFrATENT APPLIED ror.Es
rTNlITS celebrated Machine is warranted with pro-
l. per and us., to cut or lincc 4 lbs of fine
mca per minute; or $40 lbs per hour-not liable to
get out of rcpa r, and easily operated by .inal
boy. The simplicity of cons ructon AMI the case
with which every part, subject 10 wear. may be re-
placed to recommend this us the cheapest and
most pertec; machine ever invented. Being made
entirely of iron, with OF two cxccp ons) rcndcrs
it mach more durable than those usually made }
wood and much easier kept sweet and clean, ar
no warping and swelling when necessarily used
is the case with all others
n. B. One great objection to Meat Cutters is ,ha.
the knives are stationary. In machine the OBJ
jcc ion is obviaied the knives can be taken out
cleaned and put back in minute. The machine is
regulated for cut nS fine or coarse mca. by putting
in morc-or less knives. .Y'lt is warranted to cut
Sausage or Fic meat equal TO any Machine in the
country, boh regards quantity or qla,ity Also
warranted to cut times the amount. and Of better
quality than any cuttcr ut the pricc.-A gain less
complicated. more durable, requiring less power to
operate il than any similar invention Of the Age.
81 The Maryland state Agricultural Fair and the
Maryland Mechanics Institute. awarded this ma
chine first class Premium in the years ISL %.
-; and cncomiums Of ,hc like hattcring character
from discriminating Judges. have. all occasions
of competition favored this useful article. Retail
price 81 30.
\ first rate article of Sausage Suffer Or Filler re-
tail from 81, 81 30. 81. s. 30.
n. H. Agricultural Implement Makers and Ven
dcrs. Hardware Merchants and Others. would do well
to take this machine sale. owing to its popularity
and the liberal discounts made To the trade The
article H. bound to be in the possession of every far
m-r and private family. We have in store and ready
for the about 5000 Cutters. for which We So
licit baycrs, Wholesale and Retail.
f. b. Older & BRO.
No. 81 n. PACA ST., BALTlEoRe, Mp
Sept 16. Sim.
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LOVES OLD LINE.

WYNN. G.. LOWE, No. 81 Market Street.
w WILMINGTON, DEL, would again res
pcctiully inform his friends aud tile Public
generally, thatho has enlarged his store and
is selling of his present stock of handsome
CLOTHING at extremely cheap prices;
scarcely above cost; as he wishes to lay in an
entire new stock.
A good suit Of Clothing may now be had at
his store for less money than single gar.
ment, a few years ago, could have been bought
for. lie desires all those who wish to supply
themselves cheaply with winter raimcnt, to
call and examine his stock.
Z, A lot Of fine coats, pants and vests now
ready and will be sold low. No charge for
examining them. Remember they are at
LOVES, No. 81 Market street.
: Wilmington, Dec o Pm
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THE PrRcmAsK or THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
Gnorr BY THE UNITED SrATEs.-The Palm-
ma Herald mentioned the rumor, alrcsdy re-
ported 10y telegraph, by way Of New Orleans
that treaty had been made between the
United States and Ecuador, by which the
latter c.des hsr Sovereignty orer the Galapagos
10 the tnR,i. Sis'cs for sum Of hres millions Of
dolims. The Herald adds: .,,.D
In making the important announcement
which we have every reasonto believe cor
rect. we are unable to give further particu-
lars; hut no doubt the matter will be iinmc-
dately brought before Congress for its sane
tion and the Galapagos may yet become
United States territory before the Sandwich
lrlands. 1t is said that rich deposits of
guano, of good quality, have been discovered
great value to the agricultural interest of the
States, and justify the expenditure of such a
large sum Of public money.
The Galapagos Islands, as is generally
known, are situated about five or six hun
drcd miles from the coast of America, and
lie Immediately under the equator. The
archipelago consists Of ten principal Islands,
of which five exceed the others in size
namely: Albemarle, Indeiatig,blc, Chath-
sm, Marlborough, and Jamcs-thc smaller
ones are Darlington, Charles, Hood, Bind
lies, and Abingdon.
The climate is not excessively bot, as
might be supposed from their position, nor
does much rain fall, but the clouds hang low,
and though the lower parts are storic, it pos
scsscs Il tolerably luxurlant vegetation.
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IT, The Crystal Palace at New York has again
Turned up and has boen open during the Holidays
Thomas NJ Dorr a man of some celebrity in
the,hi..ory of Rhode Island died on Wednesday
last. .. ... fr...'l ... ..f5
sT''It is sad that the Russian war has al roady
made eleven thousand widows in England.
81 Two English frigates wore LAYING at Grey
1wn on the 9Th inst t r.. .t-,.t ..,,
g"rhc Illinois Central Railroad will be open
for traye! on New Years from Chicago 10 Cairo.
;T,'it is stated tina. Com. Moore is in Washing
ton. awaiting the arrival Of Con. Houston. to send
him a challenge ..rr
:y'It is stated that Mr.. Sartigc didnot Join the
British rcmonstrancc ng inst the annexation of
tch Sandwich Island. to the United States.
Minnesota is shout four timcs a. large as
Ohio. -.f .t4 lr ..- .. t..., -rty,,
r5'lion. havil b iu'oo' has boon eie:tea Uni.
tel : re. Senator from Florida. 70 f' a
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Notice 10 Creditors.
COLDER PILLS.

7 have been appointed the Sole Agent for
l. DR.. J: Duponso's Goldea Periodical Pills
for FEMALES, infaliblc in correcting irrcg-
uaritics, and removing distractions Of
monthly turns, cor Mcnsis) from whatever
cause.
., These Pills cannot be had of any other
Store in Delaware; but persons sending by
mail or otherwise, letter containing ONE
DOLLAR, will have q box sent as they may di-
rect. Applications for Snb-Agcncics must
be directed to me, and | will then advertise
them to prevent trand or imposition.
his. A. WALTON,
H. Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Dec 1G 3m' No. 81 Market 81, Wilmington.
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NOTICE.-The stated meetings Of the Or
~ phans' Court Of Cecil county, are held on
the second Tuesdays in February, April, July,
August, October and December. School ac-
counts mus; be presented, on the second Tues
day in January, the % Tuesday in April, the ID
Tuesday in July and the I'd Tuesday in Octo-
Der. JAMES Fl. LAMAR,
June 10 '53. Reg. of Wills.
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LIFE or GnEELEY.-It stated in the life Of TO-
race Gre,lcy, that Leggett discharged him
from compositor's situation on the Evening Post
on account of his sloyenly appearance, Greeley
first cmpioymentin New York was obtained from
W. I. Porter. of the Spirit, who was thcn foreman
of Vests printing Office In 1888, Greeley started
the Morning Post the first penny paper in the
world; it lived sixteen days aud begat the New
York Sun. .t ''''' .'''
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RcisIcncc in regard to the Real Estate + J Viss
cher Il CO.. Real Estate Brokers' New York Grlcr.
(post pad) with money enclosed to be addressed
j. W. llOLBRODkE. Secretary
j0j Broadway, n. Y
~ he Engravings in the Catalogue are rov
ready for delivery. oct IS Sn
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tJWm. S. Wctmorc, Esq, of Newport,
r. l., distributed on hundred dollars worth
of poultry among the poor of that city on
Saturday last. a..-. anu ..-..