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] keep constantly on hand fresh supply
OF u the most popular Family Medicines,
which may be dspesded on ~ genuine, and
which are soId on the usual terms for CASH
or on time Co psnetual cusiomesz Being
too numerous In mention IN detail --send
your orders for what you wish, to
u j. DEHAY.
Camden. Oct q. 1864. 80 e.
A. AUSTIN,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
CAsstssaeaA Q. y SO.
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DEATH OF A SHERIFF.-From verbal
source we learn that the Sheriff of York
district lied on Friday last.
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Brick for Sale,
BY ALEX. GRE
BRICK MASON AND HIASTERFR

he Subscriber hes for sale, in the lower
part Of the District, near I'll. residence Of
Capt James NJ. Ingram, n supply of trsi
T. a. Brick, which he will dispose Of ut eight
dollars per thousand iie takes this method
also of informing his friends and The public
generally, that he Is prepared 10 do any kind
Of work IN the masonry line, brick laying
or pl,stering, at short notice.
ALEX GREM.
Oct "a ~
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GEORGIA HOME GAZETi +.
A SOUTHERN,
LITERARY AND !. AMILX
10 u r AL.
PUBLISHED Ar AUGUSTA. ,t:..
--p&--Aa-
JAS. N. SMYTHE
ROB'TA. wHYIE, Editors

The HoNE GAZETTE Is devoted 10 I,itera,u,,
Art, Science, Agriculture, General inteljeeuc,.'
and Southern Interests. Theaini OF the Editors
ls To make useful aud Interesting paper. To
biend The Instructive and the sntai,,ing together.
III such way as to secure high degree of I'm.
terest anu yet at the same time elevate both
the intellect and the Affections
inc Columns OF the paper contain historical
ana domestic Roinaiices, Pictures OF Social Life,
nsetches OF Bicgiaply, Choice Poetry, Enter
"iihhB Anecdotes, Scientific Memoranda Ar,i-
cultural and Industrial Articles. the General
News OF the day, and all Political Intelligence
OF any impo. tance Besides a great variety of
articles on all these subjects, the Gazette will b
pa ucutaliy adapted for FAMILY READING
lt Is published Tor the Home Circle. and the
Editors feel that they have fully redeemed their
piedge-to make IL a home newspaper should he
ent;Tc.y tf,c fom political bias and high toned
in character.
"tatciul Tor the liberal encouragement whicI,
mas been extended TO our efforts 70 build up AZ
the south, LITERARY AND FAMILY JouRsAL of
nigh character, we shall increase QUE cxettions
10 Justify this public confidence, aud TO make the
"azete still more worthy OF general patronage.
TERMS.
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Two copies " 3 SO
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10 TO any person making up n, club Of
FIVE, we viii send copy gratis TO- one year
Address,
SMYTHE & wHYTE,
Editors Home Gerefsc,
Augusta, Ga.
JANUARY, y, 1851, As
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LAND FOR SALE,

LAND FOR SALE,
will sell at pablic auction ON MonIay.
tie 2lIh of October, on the premises, IL n,t
disposed "f brkrr. I7I acres of hnd. situ
a,ed !"D the Beaver Creek road near s>alen,
Church. This Land is we'll adapted to the
culture o: cotton and corn Any one ac.
quaintcd with that section of''the district
will perceive it IL located in th. cotton grow
ing region.
There is comfortable Dwelling 'Hoas
on the place and all necessary oul Buildings
AI.S,)
On the sime dIy. Corn, Fod Ter. Sbetp.
il"gs and M. Mileh C"w and Calf. Also
Household and Kitchen Fnrnithr,,. E
BENJ.iMlN PHILLIPS.
Sept 81 81 3,
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N O t 10 g

The C"mmisso" ers al the Bo ,rd of Free
Schools will meet On the 9TH Monday in the
present month, at the ual hour, IN the
Court House.
N. p. CRAWFORD SEc
Oct. 80 3t
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EwC Cotton in Charleston is worth from
6 "a 10 @ So cents.
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For Congress-.

The friends of Gen. JOHN MCQUEEN
announce him as a Candidate for reelection
to Congress, mt the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce the Hon.
l. ID WILSON. Of Darlington. az Il candi-
date TO represent this Congressional district,
at the ensuing election.
For the Senate.
The friends of DIR. H. ". WILL tMSON
would respectfully announce him as can
didate for Senator at the coming election.
From the 22d of Hugust 1854.
Vox PoPULu
The friends of Col. DIXON BARNES
a6nouce him as Candidate for the next
Senatorial election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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THE .lMERICly'S FRlEND!!
aoLLowAY,S PILLS

A" nc ChscnS of The EHikei States.
most hnni',ly and sincerely thank yoa for
the immciisc patronage yoa have bestowed uIssn
my Fills. take this opportunity vi ss1si,.g that
my ancestors were all American CitiD.,.s. ai,i
that entertain ios aii that coaccrus Amcri,a "a
ami Americans, the most lively syniI,attiys, 50
much so, that originally Compounded nay Iils
expreS'iy TO suit your climate, habits, coi,st,u-
lions, and na'niss OF living, intending fo ee,ab-
iIih 'nl self among you, which have ,low done
l,y taking premises In New York
50, Corner sf Inn aa.f AaSNaH-St " y.
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puR1FIcAr1oH OF THE B1ocD

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
The Citizens ur the Uniou suffer much fi,un ,li
oNlers the Liver and stomach, scarc.ly Az,
arc five from the Influences OF there d..st. uctiy.
'naia'lics, hence life wears last. The iai, s,.x
pcrhaps the nOst handsome in the worhl, up TO
certain pcriol when, distressing to say, nm.Iy
loose their teeth ai good looks, while YET in the
hayday Of liie-such sad evils may bc eiiectually
re,nedicd by continually Keeping The blood pare
and the Liver aud Stomach In hcaithy aclio,r,
when lite Will How smootly, and resemble plants
in congenial cline, where an eternal spri,v an
pears to reign As IL regards the presses va,ion
OF the human frame and the duration Of lille.
much may be effected, and ] say fcai icssiy, that
health aud life may be- prolonged Tor many wears
beyond the ordinary limits, Il Ilollowayis Pills
are taken to purify the blood according to th,.
rules laid down for health contained In the ii-
Fections which accompany each box.
A Case Of Weakness and Debility of 10
years standing, cured by Holloway
Pills.
Copy Of a Letter from Captain John J hnso..
Astor Hoase, ". u, Dated Jan. sfh, 1864.
To PaovEssoR lioLLowAY, SO, Corner of Ann
and Nassau Street, N. Y.
R:-lt Is with the most heartfelt pleasure
have TO inform you that have been restored 10
health and strength by taking your Pills. For
the last ten years suffered from derange,nent
Of the Liver and Stomach, and was reduced 10
such an extremity that gave up my Ship, never
expecting 70 SO TO sea any more, ~ had tried
every remedy that was recommended TO me, but
all to no purpose; and had given myself up to
despair, when was at last recommended TO take
your Pills. After ueing them Cor three nsonlhs,
the result is that aln nov In better health than
] have been for eleven years past, and indeed "a
well as ever was In my life. Yon are quite at
liberty to make this known for the benefit Of
others. i remain, sir, yours respectfully,
(signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
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~ g w s. hop.

The Subscriber takes pleasure in announ-
cling Ia his friends md the pnblic g..n"r llY
that he has opened a shop one door North
of Col. u r. Prices biacksmilh shop. where
he is prepared to do all kinds of fnrriage
an, Wagon work, in II neat and sub-i ntill
manner. B. +. FINCt1ER.
Lancaster G. H.. Oct 1, 33 3m
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NEN ADVERTISEMENTS.
A List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office. lAno ;ster
T.. H.. So. Ca.. Oct q, 1854.
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RAMgE a093g,
HlRD.WiRE, SiDDLERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND BoNNETs. Gentlemen and
Ladies' Fashionable Dress Goods; very
l'rge and select stock of
Gentlemen and Youths Clothing.
Drugs, Paints, Medicines,
30. 80.
Tn the Cellar will he found fine lot Of
Groceries Sugar Coffee. Tea. Moiasscs.
Candles &c. &c. Also. ronf,rtionaries of
v ri"us kinds Plc,s, cnll and "x smipe.
..... J DAMS.
Corner NJ in and Cav Streets
Oct SO 81
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We owe an apology to Mr.. t. Il. Mes
b'f OF Jaeksnnhsm for not sending his pa
per, and how send b,ck numbers. The
mistake was unintentinnally committed OF
course.
Mr.. John Adams, at the same old cor
ner, has just received from New York, a
hli AMI complete stock of Fall aud Win
ter goods. See hrs advertisement in an
other column.
With much pleasure do we direct at,
tention to the new advertisements of DR..
Il. }. DELAY Camlen s. G. As We ob
served on previous occasion, DIR. Delays
medicines are good (: we have unfortunate
ly been compelled to use agoodly quaint.
ty in our family, and we are yet to dis
cover an impure article.
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Notice.

II AVING been appointed trustee Of VIM Whealan,
all his accounts my hands for settlement nd
al persons warned not TO settle the same with any
other person but me.
Sept Is, 1854 WM. HARTY, Trustee.
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Durand's BitterS.

THIS valuable medicine has long been held in high
l. estimation restorative from the debility
stoned by chill and fever giving tho Digestive
orgaus and regulating the hole system For sale at
FISHER & IIE!NITSfl,
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
OFFICE OF LITERARY BOARD, J

president and o
d6he mougthe
cac County, thesum toa the
of
plcou 10th ne Teasu
The o JacksonM o
which,
County of Yin dollars
drmh
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Hands Wanted.

OFFICE CHARLOTTE Il SoUrH CAROLINA r. r. Co.
Columbia, July 4, 1854.
THE Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad COMPANY
L is DESTROYS Of HIRING 80 or 40 EEa nds for the
ensuing two or three months for whom the highest
ges will be paid Apply TO
81 F. MINIS, General Superintend
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Administrators Notice.

AVlNG qualified as Administrator of the estate of
L / Mathew Wallace, decd, notice is hereby given
TO all persons indebted TO the estate come forward
and pay the longer indulgence cannot be Civ
and those having claims against said estate will
present them according the form prescribed by act
OF the assembly, or this notice will be pleaded in bar
OF their recovery.
WILSON WALLAC E.. admir-.
sept. IS, 1854 ST.
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For Sale,

%xsA THE subscriber will offer privately until Tues
Essm day of the next term of the Superior court md
Ahen IF not so!d,) at public sale, ucn; and CON-
Portable Private Residence, located Tryon or Main
street, two doors south of Fl. b. Williams convenient 70
the business part OF the town.
The dwelling contains three large on me lower
story and two above; good Kitchen Smokc-house and
stables attached The lot is very handsome and orna-
mcntcd with oak trees. Terms made known at the sale
sept %, 1854 lost WILLIAM HARTY
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Notice.
For Sale,

4 SPLENDID JACK, Eve years old last Spring,
n medium size, good form, and, in word, possessing
every requisite quality OF animals of his genus Album
danI reference be given in the vicinity of Davidson
College 10 strengthen the above statements.
A. MONROE GILLESPIE,
l. mile southeast Davidson College.
Oct 81, 1854. l1-3t
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StraYed

IRON tho subscribers close in the towE Of Charlotte,
Il TWO MICH COWS, one moody with black and
white spots the other a req with hole bored
ca CHI horn. Any information concerning their where
ubou,s will he thankfully received or driven home
liberal reward will be paid.
JOHN E. PENMAN.
Nov. 2, 1854. l5tf
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Saddles and Harness.

Ia. SAHA y"
HAS hand the largest and best assortment Of
Ill SADDLES and HARNESS
that brought TO this market Also
WHIPS, CARPET-BAGS,
HARNESS MOUNTING g. TRIMMINGS
of all kinds for the trade, which he will sell either by
the wholesale retail to PUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS,
the most moderate terms
Also, REPAIRING dune in good order at the short
est notice.
20 Call end examine my stock before you purchase
elsewhere.
% Shop door cast of Springs & McLeod's
store.
Oct 90, 1854 r, HAW.
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IL or IL Likely Negroes.
White Castle Soap,

THIS new family and Toilet SOAP is held in high O..
tcem and is superior to the ordinary Soap for it's
bland and tmollieit qualities. For the nursery il is
particularly aGaptcd-nnoccnt in its combination and
free from all injurious aikacs This is an economical
Soap for families. Just received and for sale by
FISHER g. HEINITSU
april l4th Dispensing chemists.
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OIlCE Is hereby given that application will bc
IN made at the next session Of the Legislature for
il Charter q Mutual Fire Insurance Company To bo
oc"t cd IN Charlotte, N {. Aug. ii
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Select English and Classical School.

Select English and Classical School
ID OBERT G. ALLISON has opened in the Town of
IL Charlotte, select English and Classical School,
in the Bird story OF Mr.. Leroy Springs'N New Building.
TERMS:
English Department, SIC per session of 5 months.
Classical SIS -"
October 49, 1854 l2-H
UNIVERSITY NoRTn CARoLtNA,
Chapel Hill, LIST June, 1854. {
Robert G. Allison, ESD, graduated at this Institution
at the annual common S27 and has from that
day to this, been almost constantly engaged in the in
sruction of youth.
He is gentleman of good mind, agreeable manners,
unblemishcd moral reputation and ample experience.
His ability TO mpart instruction, has been shown by
the young men, who from time 10 time, during period
OF more than 30 years. have from his Schools to
the University. We :ccoIlect instance, in which a
pupil Ui his has not afforded satisfactory evidence OF
careful and accurate training,
.'~!' D. l.. SWAIN, President,
JAMES PHILLIPS, Professor
.-..s - OF Mathematics, &c.
E. MITCHELL, Professor
OF Chemistry.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Notice.

UIHE copartnership under the name of H. SEWERS
l. & CO, was dissolved the 24h OF October, 1854,
by mutual All persons indebted to said firm,
and to H. Sewers Individually earnestly requested tn
make pa yment by the LIST of January 1885, they will
find them in the hands Of others for collection.
II. SEWERS s. co.
\. B.-Thc Business will be carried on by the un
dersgncd, at the old stand opposite the Court House.
where they will be ready to accommodate one and ALL
who wish TO partake of good glass of
WINE, BRANDY, SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
WHISKEY, BEER, POP, &C, &C,
o. to smoke good SEGAR, at all times. Sundays
copied. J. DULS s. CO.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
Wines, Liquors, and Lemon Syrup,
Will be sold BY the gallon at the LOWEST PRICE for
ASH J. DULS s. co.
November 3, 1854. l5.tf
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Cholera. Dysentary, &c.

Office is hereby given that application will bo
~ made at the next session OF Legislature for
charter for Mutu1I Life Insurance COMPANY to be
located In Charlotte, n. &. Aug. II
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OAN~O1
by permission of John Ross, Ordinary of York Dis
ID trict, 5. C., will expose sale the 3Oh of
November next, at the residence of Henry Kindred,
deceased, all the goods and chatteIs said
consisting of
II Or IL Likely Negroes,
and all kinds of property that is common on Farm.
Terms made known day of sale.
JNO. q. WRITER'S, Admir-.
Sept. 90. 1851. =. ..- 1O4w
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Land for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his Valuable Planta
/ ton, lying the waters of Paw Creek, about 6
miles west of Charlotte. On the premises is good
dwelling house. with the necessary buildings. The
Tract contains 2I2 Acres, about one-third of which
is cleared and under good repair; the remainder is
woodland and we'll timbered. The whole lies we'll for
cultivation, and is productive soil any in the
county. Persons desirous of purchasing a valuable
Plantation would do we'll to call early and examine. My
Brother who lives the place, viii give all the inform
alton required L. A. ADAMS. .
Nov. 3, 1854. l5-tf
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MONDAY, Feb 2o-eP.N
The Board Wa very active to-day and the news IRON
England did NOT appear have produced any psrospb,s
effect. Potomac was In fair demand at3x ASK The
dividend Of Davis s,osk for the LIST proxmo
Hiwasss has improved X-there sales u 5; rsnnss
see Is decidedly In favor; lot o. Americas whh xioe
sold readily at buyer co. L.high North CArolua and
Cold Hi sold st g. several large lots Of Parker Vein st
Sh 60 Cumberland nuctuAtes In the neigh oorhocd Of
slh and SIX. The bids 1t the Nioipg Board wsrs--
For Phepix Coal s; for Ulstsr for Potomac (nsw)
for Minnesota f65; fer Copper Falls tor North Aus
TAX; fer roltec IL for National so; FOR wisdsor
2k for Fulton ~ for Isls Royals 1915 for Ripley sx
for Rockand for Cark's Vein B. for Gold Hill 8, for
Wycxof Gold 3.
The property o. the Gsrdpsr Cod Mining Company, In
spotsyN, county. virsnia has r.ossty bssn sar.
make the folio wing extracts Every reliance may b
placed on their accuracy Mr.. Bonner says:-
tn. .d G pits ps Seen sn
not solid aad comes Away readily with stroke Of apok
9th veins so red and crown saad gravel
wherever dseom posed quarts or partially
es|p.a diso0.,red .es with s b. . n s{t On *
found l.s With svo three exceptions. sold
less di.ieninstsd tbroushous the ho, rat which was
eonsias ss mos The surface Il This po Va: asst.r and
ss s ssh,T :i:
.A.a. 's ~ q il s s s:-s1 D.s'i
ssSs q sseu. fray fee, The m.ssrAl fon the bo...a
rom ne pit leading 70 that A. 'si s's~ses
Ns csao'isa have win. Of .vs. greater
Width The contents OF whish sld ssd the Material
ih.y. just ae.erSsd Tho polo. Tsh property wSioh
pc.su o. sbs ys p,Sv e. s ss Gala
pAny Ia excessively fAvoras Ter mining operations Sup
pee 10 carried to The mine and stalls may
ssrtapd that being prosecute the
wsrk with vigcx.
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public debt outstsncipt -
$50 $40 80, 90

Total 80. s63,64a, 1877 b2 s7s,6oo S63 b20 b9' o.
The steamship America WI leave Boston, for Liverpool
On Wednesday. The malls viii be made up to morrow.
uesdsy) and the storm should continue will bs
By the land route The demand for exchange to-day
limited. We quote bills On London At s1 . per can
premium; os Paris, 81. Th Is.
We ssra by the Baltic that 1t the latest date American
securities In demand In London at full prices. Con
soas had advanced bat fell on n consequences Of the bs
gsrsnt debate In Parliament The closing prices were
ny . olk Tns cotton and corn markets had taken .
vsry curious turn Quotations for cotton had advanced
while those for breadstus had declined Cotton was 10
vs and breadstufs dull The returns OF the Bsak Of
Kpgand FOR the week ending January 49, compared wltn
those for the week previous ncsass Of clio 3s5
On the notes Issued 5 Ga In the rest fs3 45 ON rhs
notes reserve f43 Sol in the coin and bullion In both
Department. and f7o $40 In the active circulation, and
decrease OF Es3 500 In the pablo dspos1 GAGS 3os In
she other deposits f29 o4l In the days and other
bill, aso4 sa2 in the government sscurss and Eaos 221
In other securities.
Ths annexed statement exhibits the average condition
Of the leading departments Of tho banks Of this city fr
the week ending Saturday, Feb. Is, 1864
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UJILLIAM G. MELLoR, AUCTION EBR-- H0UsYHoLu
w f.rniuie bath new ens second hand This day. Tues
day. Feb 81 ~ l0k O'Clock, ~ No q Silth avenue pay
Adva.e 81 rosewood mahogany and OAK paior
a.d chamber furniture; TIVE mahogany sxtsseon diasg
tss sofas pa,lor chairs votars Sss Gothic sha q We
robes washsaH DO Also about twenty hair sA ssagrs
mattresses with great variety Of useful articles
house fun shing lAs every article OF whieh viii positively
be sold without reserve
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Simeon Diapers regular weekly sale Of stocks win take
place II the Msrchants' Exchange 10 morrow at half
east twelve O'Clock.
The rsceis 1t the office Of the Assistant Treasurer
The Unitsd States for New York today-Fsbruary 20
wars slsl o4o the payments amounted $S9ss7 a. lsAv
- . balance on hand Of sc,6Sb,to7 o.
The following table will show the amount Of United
States stocks redeemed at the Treasury Department dur
IND the week ending Saturday. and ths amount Of ths
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb 20-6 p r.
AsHr-sAIes were made Of 100 bills 1t so $50 for
pearls, asd IS osL for pots, per 100 lbs
brswAx-S oms 500 lbs ysilow reslyAd 2s1io par ID
BoAsurru-Fiour vas dull and ESQ . 81 No per bbI
cheaper depressed BY tie BaItes ursvcrable CONNER
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a LBhRL EICoLAr, AucrroNEER A.
seioes the ssles room lac BROAD .sy. 30 N ale
s sany ywe irsn she HAr,s nountsss Germany rsr
Aeeut W ZEN ale esnsyss apd splendid pightng Alss
vii hs sold " tie highest bidder Zach bird ia separate
eA~ A. n NTC0LAY,
EDWARD SINTZHNIyH,
Late Chief Gal 1man Of II H. Lsets Co
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NININa BOARD.


Bales during the past wsok s2ll bales viz Export
4Ts2; hors use 2sl speculation, bo7 In trausisu a5l
Tie Board voted that the market vss without activity
through the week with the tsndeusy Of prices In favor Of
The buyer, Ia which coalition II closed.
The quotaaoas generally reduced 0Sc-in some
fes ones cosnrned from the Abseacs cf trassaotons.
Piioss adopted this day for tie following QuAlits1by
standard samyls-
NEs YORK CLASSIFICATION
UyLdNd Florida Notl< ~. OYeoNs
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RII4LIARDo,

RILLiARDsi BILLIARDsl-AHBoR BILL
- loon, 81 Broadway (uv stairp ard =.
mia vits smassurs and professors 70 PAY visit " s
lssn And have trial Of their Cryrtal Palace table IT,
leon q fitted With hve other tables which eannet
passed.. JOSEPH N. WHITE nupseAssne&
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DANCING ACADE1GIns.

A MOTHER nlw CLASS FOR GRNrLENsy.-L On
a O. Bk0oxss now forming new Glass ~ his asssr.
~ SCI Broomes rect tor Tuesday eveniaS eonmsne
Iva ~ ecoek AL ths fashionable Saaces taught In ons
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