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Columbia Clothing
21-:H,AZc- -EoCo-s2EJrJI0r
Fullings, BostWick & Co.
COLs MBIA, S. c..
{ ! AVE constantly on hand the larpcs,
Il stock of
SANNMAM&, MATS,

CC31112Do $500 c4@o
III this place, which they are prepared TO
sell at prices lower than any o her cs,ab.
lisllnrnl IN Columbia
Their Clo'hiur is manufactured bv them.
selves with particular reference To ,h,s
market, and they feel warranted 10 saw il
Is Inferior To none, and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING offered in any par,
oi the country. Their business is con
Quoted upon tho onc prc" cash principic,
and the rr!cc Of their goods mar, cd -,
Plnn l!!"rrS upon each article by which II
"ii'i"rmiiv ol price is observed, and the
Inexperienced buyer is enabled 10 make
his purchases NJ as low Il rate, rs the more
experienced and better 'idrc Persons
visiting Columbia arc respectfully invited
10 ;'i examination O! our stock and prices
February 18th, 1851. lG-Iv,
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lHE RECENT COMET. The Charles.
tn CoWtcr cnntainSt communication,
from The " College Of ClmrIcstun." by
u ) '"''Ha"r. we SUPPOSE, giving some
interesting observations on the Comet.
IL IS pronounced >lranpri--ugc and
date n.known. "lt is not llr { tuncl
OF 1896, nor do its clements resemble
those Of any other Comet whose orbi,
Is know" I" us" Its ncarcstapproach
I" The Earth was ~ millions OF miles,
ana nearest to the Sun. 45 millions.
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sleep, love, sleep.
The dusty day is done.
10! from aIar the lrcshning Ircczcs sweep,
Wide over groves of balul,
Down from The towering palm,
IN at the open easement cooling run,
And round thy lowly bed,
Thy bed OF pain,
EA'li;Hg Thy pAtic,, head.
Ike nratri! showers ulraiu,
iGT ,u.I2:
"hl'a ,o white curtains. waving to auA
Fln u s.ck air;
Mi,p yl"Siyy the shadows come and go.
WHh ;t'nic !.nman care
Compassionate and dumb.
The dusty day is doac,
The ni"h; begun
Whiic Fraycriul watch keep,
SIecp, love, sleep!
Is there no magic ~ Tie touch
Oihngcrs thou dosl love so much
Fam would they scatter puppies DER thee
now,
Or, with Il soft carrsS,
The trclnuions lid It's owe ncpcnihe prcss
Upon The weary lid and aching brow,
While praycri"l watch keep
Sleep, love, sleep!
On tho iag",la spir"
The bells are Swinging,
Their little golden circles in a iluitcr
with tales the woung winds have
dared To utter,
I'll all are ringing,
As ii a Choir
vi go!dcn-ncs,rd BIRDS i'll heaven were
singing;
And with lullnn sound
The music floats around,
Aud drops ike balm mo ll.c drowsy car
Cnlnmi' Cling w,,I, ,hc hum
OF Scpoy 5 distant drum.
ana lazy beetle ever dronmg near.
sounds these ol deepest silence born,
Like night made visible b, morn;
80 silent, that sumc,imcs start
10 hear nc tiirolblng OF my heart,
ANA watch, will, shivcring sense Of pain,
10 see Thy pale lids lift again.
The lizard with his mouse.like eyes,
i'ecps from the tnorilsc IN surprise
AZ such strange quiet AFTER days harsh
din;
Then ventures boldly out,
And looks about,
-Nnu "iii lI.S hOioW lcct
reads ms small cavcnng beat,
!)hrting upon his prey
~ such a lrickcy w,nsomc sort OF way,
illa delichtr narhuding seems no sin.
,nnd sill! the curtains swing,
ljut no seIcssiy;
Inc bells a melancholy murmuring,
As tears were in the sky
More heavily ih" shadows fall,
Lake the black IoidngS OF il pail,
Were just tho rough beam from the wall
The candles iarc
With ireshcr gusts Of air
The beetles dronc
Turns loa dirge- like, solitary moan
Night dccpens, and SIT in cherries doubt
alone.
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DYSPEPSIA!
CAN BE CUHSIIlDl

DrLOR0JE,S RAIN DE VIE ;. ar t,o1,o
Life is. after n trial of upwards Of twenty wcops
in n great variety of cases, confidently Offered IN
The public csnecinlIv tn ,hos. nflIctrL viii, ,,
most distressing compaut. us n s,,r,. nud snrcIv
relief for tIcir sutleriurs fNo''
Read the following certificates. They orc
from gentlemen of high standing and residing
III yonr Immediate vicinity. They are hut one
W Nv" ~ ,i'c l'ii III o,,. iosEcsSioi an cN'oii-
f s 'r "r"I n, fa,ri VI ,hs' ~" use .,,I WoFas
,s,.l ms, nr.,;n,,s c",n,,nnJ y u"
Ecrj;Gru,r Crow nc Rrr iL,,,ycU S,,;,
SuMrEKyIIIE.. 5. G., Jan, 18Th 1854
Mr. t.n,. Dr,,,,,,,. A' 'N
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TIE l-uED's pRAYLE-rhn ioilow:nr is
Inc mos' literal version in metre, in wheel,
Tie prayer can be rendered
Our Father who IN heaven art
llalInwcd lie Thy Name:
Thy Kingdom come, Thy will lc done
On earth, in heaven The same.
Give us this day our daily bread
Our trrSphSscs forgive
AS those who trcspaSs against us
We're bound them to lorniye.
Into temptation lead IT'S not
From evil keep MS free,
FOR times the Kingdom, Glory Power.
And cvcrmOre shall be.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

KOBERF V. ANDREWS notofies the
citizens of this, and 'hu adjoining Districts,
that he has removed his Stables near the De.
po. Of The w. d NJ. II. Road, where he is ready
nj all ti,crs to take charge Of diseased Horses
Tor moderate charge in all cases where there
Is M cure Lo pay will be expected. lie also
continues 10 take Passengers 10 end from The
Depot, end expects shortly TO receive II New.
Omnibns for that purpose. Goods he will haul
ut The old rate of ~ cents per package, aatA
s"iicils the patronage OF the public. ~
Feb. %, 1853 IL ,s.
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70 the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers his services to the
citizens OF Sumter District and the public gen.
cta''! anu plGuscs himself to give every alien.
lion 10 the sale Of all properties entrusted 10 his
hands on commission, either nj auction or nri.
vat" sal: The facilities he enjoys, rs to st,la
li"n aud his long experience in The hnsincss are
satisfactory evidence of his ability to do Justice
to any who may employ him.
Feb %, 1851 II !,
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NJ AIfltl AGE,
and Competence
WHY Is I,Ii

49, WHY Is TT.
!h'l h"olI many females. scarce in the n- Ji,p Of
~" Ih""ri ~ hrAltli aud with compile alton Of
i",'nsh {" 4" at m ig- when ,, si.ai health. ys,cy
81 'rs t'l harry serenity Of mind. arising iun son
"Ii, Ni,, 81 it.'', should y, Predominant. .-.
N"Y o the crUrcs Of her ,ufIernEs at frst-pethap,
lr"r: bri"rr. r,s during gitlood or the t ysars "f
"''2Sr-nr'e -ir oliy, so IisL as TO pass unno,ic.d
'' "' counr nrsl.ct
IN AFTER YEARS,
..uui1.re ' '''' '"''' f"."SeSo' ouf
~ would ono oi'rn give possess, in ~.tly Eie
" h"tM l'uSr Ne obtain In aitrr yrat. And liz. iav.
20 i'Tii, ~ anguish We might have been s,Ird II
.h' H'"" srt:" was timely possessed. IL is
MELAHCiOLf AND sTAHrLIsa
|" h."ld the sickness aud suffering endured by many
- 't ihiny Years. tiUn ,u,plr aud
'i'''s i"i'"rh-o' better stl-not inc ut.rd fx,rIy
WIFE AND MOTHER
'">.,'"d the irnrms,ion contained in a li,,,. ,,,n
'"'"" '' ''c" :" a'i' winch would si'aie to hrnrlf
YEARS OT MISERY.
And I" her husband the constant toll and ,,,.,x r -,
n-cc>>i'ly ie,nrinS him knr. vi In, In .I,s'
m,hDu' ris ing him the opportunity or ,r"n;,;nr % ~ VIZ
pr'rrc' which hi, rx-l0nS ARE entitled a"i H.. ., , e''
'i"n 81 which "onld the happiness OF btim,slr
wife. aud Cldirn. " ''''"As"-
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS,
By hrcnmin= IN lime possessed OF the kronIrJy, ,b
tituu.and.. '''' W
Ia view Of such consequences. no wife or ,no,h,, :,
'd:" ~ To hcis-l!. which would sr,re rr mr
s"'"s b, ia" ''ns "l happiness aud pros,ry to her
II, AZ - "a. ID r",v' nis. hes :nilLc" that BIZ r>snI nto
Knowledge ~ cont iiuri IN little W. K entitled
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NEW STORE

7hira Door South Of The Tosrn HalL'
and nearly opposite Tlndal G IVatson.
TzliE subscriber would respectfully in.
IL form The citizens Of Sumterville and
the public generally, ,ha, he has opened ut
the above place a general assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockeryware, &c. &c.
A.so, a Choice lot of Family Groceries of
every description, with Fruit of various
kinds, such MS Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
NC: &c, which he will sell very low for
Calh.
]. BARRETT.
NOV. @, 1853. o lv
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nYsadcslixsG.

The fnIl"wing line. says The Lilcra-
~ World. are printed from The rrouf
sheets of the volume "irocms soon to
he issued by l.. Colby, from the pen
Of Mrs. Emily G. Judson. "lhc
poem" remarks tn Balli>, Recorder.
''waS evidently written in the East.
during Mrs. JudSnn'S lonely wn,cI,c>
hrthr bedside "f her dyin. husband.
lhelmrs nr" instinct With the gentle
sorrow aud trembling tenderness rr
w"n'an's heart. amid the gathering
shadows of half anticipated bcrcavc.
mrnt, \" english poem, with whcl.
we are acquainted gives Il more per
lrct reflection of an oriental hight
Fen ll"hcrs beautiful lines to his
wiie must .,rId to these in delicate
henuty, depth of feeling, and .Ila,
strange skill Of the heart by which.
iian'lct.iikc, The writer gives the som
bre hue OF her own soul to the distant
l'nklins of the pagoda bells, the cool
breczcs OF the night, and Tic shadows
which,
"Wih gentle human care,
Compassionate and dumb"
sway to and fro around the iowly
couch OF the Christian hero"
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The race of mankind would perish
did they cease t" all each other. I'r"n
The time the mother binds the clIid'S
head, till the moment Sr.nr kind assis-
,amt wipes the dra,h.danp from the
brow OF the dying, we caun"i cNsI
without mutual help. All, therefore,
that need aid, have y ;i%h, /" ak il OF
their fellow lnortals; no one Who
holds the power OF granting can refuse
1t without guIIt.-.Nr waiter .ScOW.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past fnvours the subscriber wish
es TO inform the public that he still manufac-
lures Cotton Gins at his establishment in State
bnrg, on The most improved and approved plan
which he thinks TINT the cotton ginned on one
of those gins OF the lalc improvement is worth
nj least quarter of ~ cent Inorc than the cot
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. He also man
ulaclnrrs them on the most simple construction,
OF the finest finish and Of the hest materials TO
viii Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
pl,'ic order 1T the shortest notice All orders for
Gins will DE promptly and punctunily attended
TO. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, Sumter Dist, s. c. Feb IT, &c
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q BROWNING g. LEMAN, )"
IMPORTERS or
Erc1acIs, Hsri.iSI, and asrr,a,;.l,
D}S GOODS.
200 and 2ll ISing-sreet corner Of Mar
llet Street,
CI{iRIESJ'DN & e.

lzet Street,
CHARLESTON, $. G..
NARPETlNGS- Ingraiu, plys, Rrus-
v sells T;p"s'rv aud VclvrtS.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, in silk, Satin,
aud Wor,ird
CURTAIN CAMBRlCS and MUSLINS, in
large variety.
EMBROIDERED LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all styles
GILT tORNIt:S. in all the nrx designs
CURTAIN GiNlrS, HOLDERS. LOOPS =,
TASSEI.S. &c..
nRApERl CORDS and BELL ROPES,
ERrriSlI am! AMERICAN FLOOR OIL.
CLOTHES
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR tARrE'rlNrS. Of al s,vls.
WILTON. VELVET, and AXNIlNSTER
RUGS. III great variety
PLANTATION W'OOI.EN$ $-BI.AN.
kE'rS, PLAINS. KERSENS. GAPS. .Nc.
Red and White Fl.NNNEI.S. SIlIRTINGS
&c.
COTTON OsNABUEGS, of all the be,,
Southern makes.
English and American COTTON FLAN.
NEl.S.
French. English. and American PRINTS
LINENS OF, RICHARDSON'S superior
make, for Shcctincs, Shirings. Pillow Gases.
Table lanaSks, Doy!cs. Napkins, Towclnc>
lIuckaha, hs, Fruit Cloths, b. H. Diapcrs
Grass Cloths. &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMEES and VESTINGS.
Of best French Gnni..
SERV tNrS CLOTHS, in Ill lie shades Of
English Goods.
SATlNErS. TWEEDs. JEANS and LIN.
SElS, Of nl! qualities ANA styles.
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Fonr 10 Five Thousand
pairs OF The above article by theFALI.. For
Ieirrchrc rs l"Inniity, lie would respectfully
OF HIM, to those who paironiZcd him last year
AS to price, he will guarantee them rs low as
can be ofrrdrd
May - j MORGAN
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Franklin SAYS that c\rrl man and
oman would work four luuls Il DAY
ut something useful. walt AMI misery
would be- hanisac! from the world. and
the remaining p"rti"ms "t the twenty
t"nrS might hr i,i>uc and pleasure
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One "i the best double punn we
have ever heard, says the I'uahte
H("'fe, was rrrrrtra,rd hy clergy,
man. lie had Just united in rnurria""
Il couple whose Christian names were
respectively Eunla:nin and Ann
"ll"w did they appcar during th"ccrr
m"ny ?" inquired II I'll mL--"l'hry
ari.cal"1 bn'h .ln"icmoh,iand Byaaic.
h''fc| w"'h "a'Il reply.
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T;lE G4AA3lGD W9@AM7s
Private Medical COMPANION,

'' '''' 'hlNtI SOtlI
nY DE. 4. NJ. NAUmCEAU,
'r"Ti s.JH ur ii.r,sr. or noMr1
''r N'"r:ssft EHi!io" l%0, ~ 2ja. rri.. 50 Gents
los 'i>k rA"hR. EArHA plSpixu 81 10
iir,i f"bl,.h"L ~ TN. and /; i, nn,
UErEiZ!:G OR WONDERFUL,
-!IrrinG thnt EVERY FEMALE
:'.IE!Ei: MARRIED. OR NOT. Cnn
"'Tuirc fuit ltnol>i ledge OF III,
.;'.. cnnrnctcr nu,i uses of her com.
i"'-, Nifh ihr various symptoms, rni
- nr"riy
HALF y 1IIt.LloN COPIES
.', ..nr been ,UiI.
nITTa"tic dbl ir "u'..y rly the rrrinu. su.,r.i.
rtirl "a. - ih"y at >;,iciiy iurtlrd in
nrri"!. ut 'hr,c "or-,nIilli,: m,riia.rs bu, no
40 ~ ir'r, c' .",iI" lraitit. 'il,, hrlny c"i,
',.', 'l,,;'! l.Iris ,r.,r l.,, ovr
. rh' - hrr h,~i,.d i,,' rr'i,,. has or viii
'..r. i,i. VIA -v".y i.u ~, i - hn has lie love
'irr' II '". ,rr 81 hear. ."s ii.,' II 81, nwm.rr
.'.s .;DS q" 0S:: Ill.n DRIED CHOU
SAID CHp!ES
-'I:\r iiY nIAIi. ..m IT,, ~, i--
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sway to and fro around the iuwly
couch OF the Ciri>tian hero
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A sT0NIsMING TO ALL.-MADAME MoRRoW e

sT0NIsHING TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW II.
IA without exception, tho wonderful astrolesse =
the world that has boon known She will tell pAs1
present. and future events; and will show future
during her travels In Europe She 4 seventh daeskt -
seventh daughter And born with nskuYa giH "
vokng the powers Of her wonderful seeuse tell
their very thouFhts and will happy pairs
NAL bliss Her predictions are truly sstcnshins V q. VIE
and they depend upon rSs ADVICE founded The ete
nal principles Of magical science Brooms street. bceween
Cannon and Columbia streets Gsntlemen not admieed.
Hours from o'clock A. n. 10 9P. n. .a..
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
IN and West via New Jersey RairoAd.--United States
mail and e.Prsss lines leave New YORK fees street
a. AND ~ sssG = ssS "a az IA q 51sc Y Il
g. The New Jersey accommodation line leaves a u NJ At
SCI stoppng III the way satcns Through tickets cod
for Cncinna Cat sl6) and the Wcs and for Ba1lnere
washington Eorfclk A and Through baggage checked 70
wAsbnston In 8 and 10 A. n. And7 Pm.
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a < OOO REWARD is NOW OFFERED TO any
DC.UUU person who surpass Madame Cliftsa tko
eve correct information on all thnss thIoush lie
public she also all diseases stage
teuarly the forms Of rheumatism Call and sst10(v
and Spring, brick house, stone stoep. III N
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MADAME ALVIN, FROM pARr4 TENDxnS .H1x
M services to the ladies and genicmen Of tso ef ~
love. marriage businsas law matters ~ 8hs vM go
the the LADY gentleman they will asy else tas
Of their visitsrs Madame Alvin spceks ts kaxh N.
French and German languages kcsdsnos ~ Bewevy. We
tosP. n. Ladies " cents seutlsuea "
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HENRY ~ LEEDS. AUCrIONEER-BY W. II. LEEp

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-BY W. II. LEEDS
- Co;-Thursday, "a, and Friday, Sd Nov, At 10y
O'Clock each day. 1T the ST. George HOTEL M Broadway BE-
swesS and streets ST. George Hotel be-
furniture nearly all made order and Is in good cnd
ton not much used consisting Of large assortment Of Az
.Sr ,uss scnpa:s In rosewood black walnut and mahsa
and other curtains large mattel and pier glasses
ers on Pslnnss and ensravings lounges oouches arm,
psror ana room ehar large olcoth entry d. stair
CARPET china Ess As and croeksy chasing d.hs and plate
and tea do large assortment Of attressss Sds nzss
ters, pillows. holsters and sheets linen and cotton pillow
fssus with marble tops msRs sIas:ss suits q pus
marble tops cottage furniture black walnut do
and other bedsteads crcckery kftcheu furnturs and
general Of other articles usually found In rt
class hotel Sale without reserve and deposit required
fttm parties 0pkneun 70 the sucticncw.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NEATRINONY MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN n
M lover-Proessor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Londs
will send to address, receipt Of dollar pAy
voted affections Of many Of tho opposite e their hsa
desire The simple but captivating thA
all be married. irrespective OF age appearance POSI-
ton; and last though not least 30 arranged with
and deeaey that detection impossible
Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass No taken from tho
Post Once unless the postage 10 paid
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NxTRA PAY.

TT o. NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERs.-ExTIA PAY
u prcmptly paid bounty land warrants obtained bought
seds dys heirs Of deceased
y ssssa collected ana ell kinds q elsns AGAINST the
u. g. recovexea by EDWARD BISSELl.
Aseat Asd late cursor y. 8. Nsvy, " wan street.
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, O0DENsBUR0 BUR.
lnson, s. Johnseurg and Attetsa, via New Haven,
windsor White Rvsr w:s Kiv;r ncntpslisr Allan;
Of Broadway aad Canal street sssnsr Of Twenty
sixth street and Fourth Express A. ana
4P, N. Baggage checked through.
FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, I52 South a., New York.
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HENRY H. LEEDS Il CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
did sale Of the highest class pictures artists
Of this country comprising about paint
fnge at the galleries formerly occupied
collection, lis Broadway IT. H. Leeds Co will sell by
auction above the evenings OF Tuesday, October
At the suggestion Of Of frat artists have
the above galleries. which unequallod In this city
in point Of location, space, and superior light Tho
pictures comprised In this sale will const in part
works Of the following eminent STANDARDIZATION, Crop
sey Stearncs W. Hayes Carter Doughty, Ranney, Cd
die Bgrford TAFT Sontsg Mrs. Spencer sebron CARPENTER
Hisns Hart. Plat Jenti.' Bcutsls Van willis Asael
Richards and others Of equal celebrity The pictures
are ready for exhibition above day and evening" until
date Of sale.
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n s: HoUcH, AUc7loNEER-AUcrIoN NOTICE

N 8. HOCGH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE
IL. Hotel furniture.W be sold unreservedly for cash
to morrow, Wednesday morning, ut lo NJ all the valu
able contents of the Maron House, in Warren street.
Greenwich Hudson consisting OF upward GO
Brussels ingram earpets 90 being rosewood
mahogany black walnut and maple $50 mahogany and
sat chsirs paror furniture suites marble top
tables looking glasses French pier do octave piano. Golf
boards mshog:ny and Ealnut do silver plated ware oi
descriptions, crocks. do tumbers stoves from copper
and Elm ware tables and sofas dining chairs and all tho
ID Aic in connection With the
raj beautiful enAmeled chamber SUITS Parties notified
that the sale will commence precisely at l01 A. NJ and
close at r. H. Goods must be removed Immediately Care
full cartmon in attendance.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

GAMnxN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
ps., ron Pier No. North riys,-Two lines daily
steambost John Potter 70 South Ambv thence by
way places 20 Fare o. Express line ~
~ iona Potter 70 Amboy thence direct Camden by cars
through IA I've hours Faro - Way accommodation and
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BILLIARDS.

T,HOsE WHO INTEND TO PURCHASE FOR PRIVATE
public use, will and che original oval patent v1iSa
This is the only place where they made Wish nazls
plate and wood beds Of superior quality ps1n6 ~
all others In Having hand huadrSA ~
furnish them at short notice and twenty per
than others, and will them nsAn
we'll seasoned and dry material Trimmings at whosD
and retail. Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
GRIFFITH DECKER,
Billiard table manufacturers, No. % Ann stfeeA
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RARNUMs AMERICAN NUsEUN-PERF0RMANCn
ID Afternoon and evening. lEf
CHOICE FAMILY ENTERTAINMENTS.

CHOICE FAMILY ENTERTAINMENTS
BEAUTIFUL LYING GIRAFFES.
the only In America and the gigantic o. WS -
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FOREIGN POULTRY
just received from Europe steamer Washington -
exhibited one week only terminating Friday, NovsnA
the ncxtamornng Saturday November 1854 TO The high
eat for the purpose Of improving the breed Of poultry
throughout the country This
SURPRISING DISPLAY OF RARE BIRDS
and Poultry selected by that experienced poultry fan
Mr. John Gilcs Of Woodstock Connecticut from the bs
and most costly stocks in all Great France and Gag
Surrey Fowls Dorkng Fowls, seahrsht BantAm5 Gold
laced Eantams Aylesbury Ducks Rouen Ducks Japanese
Pea Fowl Gold and Silver Phsaants. Ringneoksd Pies
WMs nonS ta 1 ma s STans 5ncs svaaa
Tuesday October 81 in the Lecture Will DO pcrtor.
ed the afternoon at o'clock the farce OF WHO SPEAKS
FIRST, and TINT Of AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY. In
drama called TIE OLD CiIHTEAW The besusifui csir
Of Living Graaes eighteen feet hight the Living Boa
the world renowned Happy Family well all the othsR
crrofitics DO at the time without any
charge Museum ysiters Abundance TO All rs osntss
Children under ten 12h cents.
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N b. NASH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 BROAD
Dway-hortgsge sale IF the contents Of bowling and
m ut l0 o'clock A. M ut 50 vesey street. consisting Of
three bowling alloys balls and fixtures bar fxturos
ters deiobn liquors. &C., tables chairs wAshstands
DUTCH BULBOUs ROOTS AT AUCTION, THIS DAY,
~ atH Wan street.-AaC FUTILE will sell, at lo.l
yanWavsren sons celebrated Harlem flower roots in
Others il called to this sale being the finest lots of bulbs
offered N suction In several Catalogues ready
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NEATRrMONTAL.-A GENTLEMAN OF UNIMPKACH-
M able character good education having property go
free from all the vices Of tho day. desires " f
mutually pleased All celnmuniesons e be esnAds..s
cumstances and appearance Americas Union square Po
O6ice ~ 1T
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THOMAS A: rANkER.rHE GRAPES, AT 81 CHAN
hers street. u In charge Of this gentleman the
old Room Of former times 70 broadway and
ell the public oces IL The Park genteel lunch Is served
tie be ordered o his lsrder The wines brss
dies and such entoycd by gentlemen only
Harry Csart mar always be found about entertain ha
friends.
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RESTAURANTS.

HEIL1TARY.--COMMITTEE OF TARGET COMPANIES
UA will consult their interest BY calling and examn
equal not superior 10 In the country FORREST House
ries JAMES q. COFFEY.
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EDWARD T. WARREN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
u noticc.-COFFIN HAYDOCK. No. 10 Broad street,
will offer Tucsday 3lst ins II o'clock ct the auction
for cash. largo sale Of elegant diamonds ewcry gold
Of he trade.