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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.-A Fresh
81 supply of Summer Clothing, comprising Lin
en-, Grass. Silk and Satin Coats =
Black Cloth coats, frock and dress;
White and fancy Linen and Drill pants;
A beautiful assortment Of Vests, Cravats, Hand
-kerchiefs, Gloves, &c. =
Also, good assortment of Boys Clothing, all Of
which will be sold cheap for cash, or on 6 months
credit to regular customers
~. BIGGS & co.
Raleigh, May 20, 1854. 3S--Im
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1857.

NOTICE. frst-rafe Coach and Buggy Trim
IN mer wanted, for which constant employment
and the best wages viii be given.
". D. KIRKSEY.
PiftsAores- N r. Ipue < 1854. 46-tf
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NEW I IUENCLJ I0HHJ OUIy I IOOI'
MEssRs. j. KIDD & Co.-Please send the Vermi-
fuge for US as soon as possible, as we are nearly
out, and the demand for at is rery great. We be-
lieUe 1t to be the best Vermjf"ge erer inrented.
PORTER & DYCUS.
G8~ Purchasers will careful to ask for DR..
M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge, and take none else.
All other Vormifuges, in comparison, are worthless.
DR.. M'Lane's VHrmifuge, also his Celebrated Liver
Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores
in the United States and Canada. 81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-07

SMALL Pox.-The case of small pox Tor
varioloid) which was in our city last week,
was promptly removed to an isolated build
ing in the country, by the City Authorities,
and all communication Herewith interdicted,
so as to prevent any spread of the disease
A week has elapsed since the arrival of the
patient here, but no indications have APP
peared Of the disease being given to any one
else, nor is there reason to believe that any
additional case will arise from it-every pre-
caution being used to prevent it. All fears
upon the subject have been removed in this
community.
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sentiment :

That Legislators all should wear
A badge to indicate,
That they are legislating for
A whiskey-drinking State.
That they are servants for a land,
Who have a liquid God;
And often raise a murderers hand
To rob their brothers blood.
That they are but a slavish crowd
OF party serving men,
Who work not for the public good,
But for their selfish plan.
That they have met for making laws
Which sanction death and crime,
A code which always meet the views
Of men who worship wine.
That independence is q good,
But cannot be enjoyed,
While drunken legislators food
Our land, with laws of blood.
Leaksville, N. c. May, 1854.
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A Good chance to make Honey.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale feither cash or
i credit) and will sell, for a sum far below its
real value, his great painting representing the dy-
ing scene of the great and good John Wesley, the
father and founder of Methodism. This very
popular painting has become too well known
throughout the State, to require any particular de-
scription of it here. 1t was gotten up expressly
for exhibition and wherever it has been carried has
attracted large and respectable audiences at an adj
mission fee of Is cts. a head; in many instances
amounting to taco or three hundred Of an erenfng.
1t is the honest opinion of the subscriber that an
enterprising man with proper management can
make a little fortune, by the exhibition of this
picture, and as the subscribers business is of such
a nature as to prevent him from attending to 1t
himself, he has concluded to dispose of il, if a suit
able offer is made, on the terms above mentioned.
For further particulars address o.. P. COPELAND,
RALEIGH. N. G.. June s.. 1854. Adv
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.-Alex.
IA Creech has on hand about 400 yards Berage
and Berage DeLaines for Ladies' Dresses which he
will sell at 5 per cent on New York cost. They
are new and beautiful goods-bought within three
months in the City of New York at low prices. He
invites all persons in search of a bargain to call at
once. A. CREECH.
RALEIGH. ,June & 1874 40-6t
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A WANTED.

A Lady wanted, in the Female department Of
IN the Jonesviile Academies, at the commence
ment of next session, which viii be the first Mon
day in July. None but those that can come we'll
recommended need apply.
Applicants viii send on their recommendations
with the extent Of qualifications, and state the sal
airy that will be demanded for services.
Address w. L. VAN EATON, Principal,
T39-l Jonesyille, Yadkin CO., n. c.
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RALEIGH MARKET-Wholesale Prices.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
JORDAN W0MBLE, Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant, Harget Street, Raleigh.-Flour S64 a $62
p Dbl. Corn 80 to 81 p bushel. Meal 95 a
81. Bacon hog round 10 to 101. Lard 10 to
lie. Butter 20 "a Is. Fresh Pork % 10 z q Sc.
Fodder p hundred TBS 81 rs "a 50. Market bare
of all descriptions of produce.
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Greensboro Female College.

TINE Fall Session Of this Institution viii com
mence on Thursday the 9th of July. 1t is
very desirable and important that the pupils be
present at the opening of the Session.
C. F. DEEMS, Pres't.
May 81, 1854. 39-st
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

By ROWLETT, HARDY & Co., Com. Merchants,
Dealers IN Fertilizers, Agricultural Implements, d..
CoRN.-Small sales to city miilers at SOC. Cot
ton, very quiet-sales at &c for best grades. Wheat.
Prime parcels 81 so "a 1 S5c; common do 81 so
a l Coo. Tobaeco.-Lugs S. a. 80, a Sc q
6 SO, a 81 "a Z Csc; common to fair leaf Sc SO,
"a 81 a Z so, q So @ 9 SO. Fair to good and
fine $40 "a IL "a IA "a II, with fair sales, at 20
"a $2S. Peruvian Guano, in demand at $50; Mex
lean Guano, in demand at $35; Super Phosphate of
Lime, $45. June 3, 1854.
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e. T. TAYLOR & cos
Preminm Cotton Gins.
PittsAorol, N. c. June

N again calling the attention of the Planters Oh
h North Carolina to our superior Cotton Gins, we
do so with renewed co~fdenee aftey their greas
success during the past three years, success unsur-
passed if equaled by any other Factory in the Unh
ted States. We last year added one more Premium
to our long list, by securing the highest PrsBisss
for the best Cotton Gin, at the North Carolina Stats
Fair at Raleigh, thus securing the highest recon-
mendation of the North Carolina Planters thena-
selves.
Below we give two Of the maay certificates and
recommendations we have received from Planters.
Also, a list of a few Of the Planters who have used
our Gins, to whom we would refev for full psTtsea-
lars respecting them.
We sell our Prenssum Gins at 50 5sper Saw, and
deliver them free of expense at Wilmington. All
orders by mail or through Agents, Messrs. DeRos-
sett & Brown, Wilmington Samuel Oliver d SoR,
Newbern; and Andrews & Washington at Colds
borough, will be promptly executed.
i. I. TAYLOR Is CO.
Columbus, Ca, May 81, 1854.
As there is a wide difference in the quality of
what are called " Georgia Giss,n Planters shSul1
be particular in ordering, to specify "E. T. Taylor
& Co.'S Premium Gins" as that is the only nanae
by which our Gins are known.
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TAYLOR & Co., Columbus, ca.
GARYsBuRG, Northampton CO., II. {

GARYsBURG, Northampton CO., n. c.
The Cotton Gin which l purchased Of you last
fall has given entire satisfaction. 1t is everything
l could desire it to be, picks clean and fast and
comes up to the description I had of your Gins in
every particular. I hope my friends in this coun-
ty and elsewhere who want a good Gin viii buy
one of yours. Yours, &C.
T. j. JARRATT>
May 0, 1854.
To E. 7. TAYLOR & Co., Columbus, Ga.
Refer to Richard G. Cowper, Esq, Murfrces-
boro', n. c.; Council Wooten, Mosely Hall P. O.
Lenoir CO.; Thomas j. P. Smallwood, Esq, Dcrtio
CO.; Jacob Higgs, Esq., Halifax CO.; DR.. C. L. Dick
en-, Battleboro', Edgecombe co.; w. b. Rodman,
Esq, Washington, Beaufort co.; w. H. Elliot, Esq.
Chowan CO.: Richard F. Green, Newbern Thomas
Cannaday, Lcnoir CO.; c. T. Urquhart, Northamp-
ton co.; Samuel S. Biddle, Newbern; Badly San
ders, Smithfeld, Johnston CO.; j. F.. Ellington Au-
burn, Wake CO.; A.. T. Mial, Eagle Rock Wake co.;
David c. Oates, Faison's Depot, Duplin county.
June /, 1854. 4G-2ns
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MH1rE OAK GnorE. Wnke CO.. N. Q.

WHITE OAK GROVE, Wake CO., n. c..
I have thoroughly tried the Gin you sent ne of
so Saws, having picked about 20 bales Cotton, and
can say that the Gin performs better than I have
ever seen in this State or any other. few days
since after the Gin had been running from dayligha
until IL o'clock, and without even stopping to cleaE
out, I weighed out see lbs. seed Cotton and the
Gin picked it in 43 minutes which is nearly equal
to ZOO Id seed Cotton in elyen boars. 1 am well
pleased with the Gin and can do more tAan double
work with it. Yours, sc. n. PRICE.
January IS, 1854.
To e. T. Taylor a Co. Columbus. 60
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TOCONTRACTORS.-The Commissioners
of the Western Ward in the city Of Raleigh desire
to receive proposals for erecting two Bridges, freuT
so to 40 feet long and 20 feet WIDE, with hand-raii-
ing-to be constructed Of heavy heart pine or oak
tirbers and in the most substantial manner, with
stone abutments. For specifications and further
particulars, address
S. w. WHITING, Gc
A. NJ. GORMAN, COM
RoIairh NTov 81 1891
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SAML. L. FENABLE, FTlnclpdI.
May 18th, 1854. 39-2t

A MASONIC CARD.-0wing to my entire ina
IN bility to obtain Grand Lecturers for the Eas-
tern and Western portions of the State, l deem il
advisable to inform the Lodges under this jurisdic-
ton that brother H. w. Dunkley, G.. L., appointed
under the second resolution of the last Grand Lodge,
will serve them in any portion Of the State when
called. His address flor the present. is Clarks-
vile, Va. C.. III. JORDAN, G.. NJ.
May IS, 1854. 39-2t
lVTAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORMAL COL
w LEGE.-Then next session will commence On
the first Monday in July, and close on the last Fri
day in November. Students will be charged from
time of entering to the close of the session. No
abatement of tuition fees will be allowed, except in
cases of protracted sickness, or at the option Of the
Principal. WN. ROBINSON.
Goldsboro', May 20, 1854. 39-5t
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CADETS NoTIcE.-See the Notice of the G.
S. for the meeting of the Grand Section at
Statesville, on the 18th instant. We hope
our Junior co-laborers in this great work of
reform will not allow their department of
this good work to languish. They are the
hope of the permanent success of temperance
principles-let them prove themselves wor-
thy of the high responsibilities resting upon
them.
COMMON ScHooL.-We are indebted to G..
III. Wiley, Esq, Superintendent of Common
Schools, for his first Annual Report, forming
a neat pamphlet Of 25 pages-a synopsis Of
whose contents we have already published.
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY.

TNHE examination of the pupils of this institution
u will take place on the Sth and 9th of June
On the evening of she Sh a concert of music will
be given in the Academy building, by the young
ladies of the school. On the 9th an address will be
delivered by E. g. Reade, Esq. in the PresbyteriaR
church.
The next Session will commence on the Sd Of
July and close on the last Friday in November. A
new and commodious building win be completed
and ready for the reception of pupils at the COM
mencement of the next term, affording more extern
sive and better accommodations than heretofore
Parents and Guardians are again reminded of the
importance TO the pupils, that they be present at
the very beginning of the session, in order to take
their places in the regular classes.
SAML. L. VENABLE, Principal.
May 18th, 1854. 39-2t
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
LATER FRON CAIIrORNIA

LATER IRON CALIFORNIA.
NEW ohLEAss, Apsil o.-The steamer Eldorado arrived
a''he bal<o a, O'Clock this morning with Aspinws
oates 10 the soh ult, 900 passengers and nearly million
in gold.
Lieut. Strain and bis party are SAFE
rue o'1en Gate arrived a. Panama in IL days.
CHS Fargo forwarded from Sacramento for shipment
70 inc A'Iautic States Compounds Of gold dust.
ihe accounts from Walkers expedition are extremely
ui'eUu''snS' He was qaartered San yincent and his
forces we're daily dwinding away. Several Of his men
bad returned TO san Francisco
'ahlofna dates are to the l6lh ut There is little
general news Tho country healthy The rainy sea-
Son was unualy severe. Provisions were depressed,
atd many failures were announced
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BRO OKS, EEL & Co,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dry G00Ds
No. II, PEARL STREET
I'VE have received by various steamers our s.ripv
w of British Goeds - Nf''-s AN-pO''N''0a
In January and February, OF So.,L
ey much care and their best purchase
We have in store large Cotton Good. made in Wiz,
Our stock which large add more desirabI. ,hn, .v
lore Is now ready for The trade and in
10 secure the patronage OF the
we WI 9Her goods At small proni, the terms
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Senate spent the day II
executive session.
IL the House the bill authorizing contract for carry
ing the mails from New Orleans San Francisco, al
proposing to increase the pay in proportion the d.
crease oil time OF performing the service taken ur-
Me''Ts Churchwe, VI Tennessee and Smith, of Virgin
advocated the measure. No definite action taker
upon it, The President uitted number OF addi-
ronal documents relative the Blck Warrior affair." and
other similar acts Of the Spanish authorities The House
then went into Committee of the Whole aud discussed the
Nebraska till until a journment.
BALTIMORE MARKET, April 6.--S,les of 1900 bb't
Flour at 1925 per Dbl Red Wheat l7e; White $50 crs
per bn.hcl
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THos. ,. CLARKE. iaie Of Riehmess.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

HE sueeriber having once lat. In "a. o,r,
pAney o. Ihorss LAMBERT ESQ pleased 10 receive or
CO. ' Ir Ticket, In an under the FRANCE
me Draaings Will be forwarded The, are
THOS }. CLARKE,
Bal IA
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THE NEW TELEGRAPH LINE DEFEATED.

boSroS, April Ga committee OF the Maine Lecisla-
ture have Unanimously reported against application
Tor charter for opposition ue of Telegraph to Ca
Iais.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECrloN.

NE" YORK, April e.-Thc election in Rhode Island Ia.
resulted IN the complete success Of the Wings whig
uo'ernoF and have been elected by large ma.
JoEes
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CoNNECTlCUT ELECTION.
NEW foHK, April Gsh.-Thc Wing majority in Connec-
teut Is 900.
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bottom April 6.-Thc authorship Of the Holymand
letter claimed by Mr.. Everett and the original manu-
script has been delivered him by Mr. webs,ers exeer
tors Mr. Everett it for Mr. Webster when he was
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1nE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT.


HORACE WATERS,
333 HrOadway. New York.
FHNHE BEST a ID MOST IMPROVED PIANus AND MILO.
n DFoNs, T. GHHEsT CO.. Worlds Fa,r Premium Pianos
WIN or vi hou the Il an, frames and cirrus
scales The merit Of these iltrumens known TO need
mriher commendaon. GnEETs BOuDOE PISp an elegant in
stIun' Tor AL rooms hALLE PIANOS OF the old
the above Pianos ouer them any other hou
Horace NAIF PAsoS manufactured expressly for him having
great power OF tons and elasticity
way the largest depot for n.trun,sns his
" auorng an tunity for had
Nhs Pianos at Prices from AGO
funded. - ~ -s' te'
MELODEONS
Goodman d Dnlduin's Patent Organ NIsoSoon. NTH ,o
bEs OF Eeys-a sweet and Prices from ,is
70 wv > H. W sNTHs cc'e rItoi eIopEoSs MaETiS's
IN &C GUITARS Bosn's Harp Futinss Victims Bras. In.
s,ramn &C. &c. Desers supplied with aud Meiodeons
at factory prices l2s cent discount to CeTgymen
MUSIC.
ms " comprises the products great both m.
American ana European continents andis receiving constant
dons by an extensive publication Of
OF the day Dealers in siuc Teacher, semarie
70 any music published con-
inud supplies Of MIR. WAFER issues will AMI n 10 th,i,
ter call or orsard III ir Music sent TO any part Of
ap3-d3m-tPl HORACE WATERS
WIhGINN LAW BOOKs.-J w RANDOLPH would -e
'pecy inform the Legal Profession Bo5k!e that
ne prepared TO supply In qlany State prices ali
the Books Published by the Stale Of Virginia. '-' "
large stock OF new and
with valuable works Political Eropcmv NAV IA.
bought cheap at l2l Main street, Richmond Va.
Catalogues furnished on application. ga
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2nd January, 1854.

cheerfuy the ne firm OF GooCH uIRprs o.
the favorable consideration Of my friends. "
2nd January, lS3i-If TUos NANCE
The Lynchburg yirgnan Express will please COW IN
above for two weeks and send to this Office ~
THNANii AND BOILER NV ETs-AIargs assortment Ir.,
Il eeived and for sale by c. j. sINrON A co
'Hi'l III Main str
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THE undersigned having formed for the
conducting general Commission Forwarding usineS
the y Of Richmond und the style HARRIS most
sociis the patronage Of the public c,ninua
'on favors Of the friends Of the
End January, 1854. JNo A HSRRrs
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JAMES ID. Elicit.

JAMES d. ELLErT
GENERA AGENT
AN found hour. resdy G Z asx %, G h.
out Il e. Selling and buying
Ntn.nSih SOAR AND CANDLE VI .STFiT:F1ifYTn
lin mAkD MeASM offer, for on Frani.
ss q black brown ysOE soaps PALM Rose Almond
T a Se ss sI 81. ala s';Si.osn. o.
oh e nv By the fact that IN
Sse f Il. ip S a& S:.s p.
sap od can Hn snGe Ssany Of seaIis
aesey TO at his Mandatory His prices viii De
~ f rHzisI TE5 5SIx1zG GfIz
RLk lca Broad sired now In reeeip Of hi. fs s
I s qoSd On comprising the largest stock he h.
f Pol Money Nome ,6s Boxes Port roe
suPy Slf RSSb6 fail T. please r. refined
Preer'e Pickles and sauces and highly
rhea he oGsr. for sale the
support. sd a2s The .s ;s , Their
wanting TO merit continuance Of their patronage d.s~s
h. w r. i ISL y ssf ?, 81
nSn q .y;sG Of Ps.e.iee eOnbns. good ali
HSggPSe) aydryPathe Meeh,nieopa EeeiropstSe or
ver'ay given without addressing ,aIias The oaes s
Intending di.paragemen, Of Others. Dr. NJ su,
majority Of CHRONIC bss.s SEsf s9 ysss fully .e' h.,
Are susceptible of Radical that II diseases Sre
ha & or @ Ss best s
a;hS G:a s,i @
aay invited to examine Apparatus ami exchange ideas
btLsCE on TIE EIRE AND MARINE IN.
~ SCRaSCE COMPANY or THE VIIIEy oE Tjt.
GINt Richmond, iIil fro door, f,, ~ ~, ,s
Author zsD CAPITAL, $500, OOO-1his conpsnv ry ,st
fahE aud MARINE RISKS
Company Of equal responsibility. ~
- o. T. BREsEE Aetuary
REFERENCES .''
samuel Marx Cashier Bank OF yrgirIa
A smith, do Farmers Bank Of Va do
Joseph T. Anderson, ESQ., 40
Tid11i President Bank of the Valley Winchester
ersTd the Ban 81 The Valley Winchester
Hon James NJ Mason U. S. e, Winchester
mi
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CiICEITo Adeine Mayo, widow devIee Of EdW.rd G
Ma'o, deceased and Edward Mayo William Nayo &C.,
ayo' HaisPnine Mayo Louisa Mayo, Adslne Mayo Emma
EDWARD O. Mayo. deceased, Joseph Drnker Wiisr, psi
and Ann EiTheih his wife, Jane NeEeou Rshseea O. HI,
James koysier and Jane his vie
Rnbi ga an h.ns'ha Company isaac A. GOddn Anthony
sh AorAhA NaTwsek and the heirs Wide West de-
axe noiee-ihe city Of Richmond desiring TO condemn
LOT the prrose OF erecting wharves land living on
hiyer below Mayos bridge and between the doll ~ H. -
on .n hAnANha Company aud JAM. River excluivs ~ ~
~ ItTsst TO The so"'h oi said DeeE ,ksN In s.baif
~ N Apply 10 the Court Of Hus.iags The said city
on the Sh dag Of Nav 1854,
land. n T ntSrSvt sISh
mh2S-e5w Counsel for IN. ci,v y, p1.ssst,
"ILLIAM COLLINS, Attorney atIo,v
Green IT'LL Campbell county Mis- viii 1ractiee In Al,
Courts Of Halifax Charlotte. Prince Edward and Campbell
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The OF this suit obtain from the defniants as heirs
OF Joha u.tIn deceased conveyance OF cert In lands
sNi Jhn Hun Christian In his life time, the title TO
which the panttr cam and &c appearing by ad.yit al ~
all Of tho sail defendants except Heath Chris
u,n this ordered that the said
nesdent fsndsnts do here within month after
this order and do what 10 necessary to protect
their inter q
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
la L.. L.. A Il

GEORGE j. SUMNER
Importer and Dealer In China GIass md Eaub.nv,,.
No. Fou.tSe,D S:,e,t,
As now IN store, daily his firing
hss'henTaIs ana China Of his mprtaon q the
ttrst ana most approved patterns snd shAp
large stock OF GLESs Wdre Looking AMI Fnc oays
His stock will be found prices az nny Nor
WI rFou oe their interest examina,isn Of his SOL
'>'o'' "''N'"s Nhe'' PuTShases mhS-d2m
4 LIVERPOOL PINE SALT, aaoai for sale by
IL api pAVESPoRT .I1rS +. m
~ SAfHEi:N SEED rUTACOES.--Er,t
NeerTs Pink Eyes, and Garter Whites in lot 10 .u nnr
chasers. GEOPCp mr.. SSr Pul-
i9,I, -,
PECTACLS SPRCTACLES Ito those -
- let them hear that II they I've. Thai can 'e.
they can be made by calling
perhaps the largest assortment specacles the CITY and
sun the Eyes OF any condition,
glasses for old fame Thos. do we'll To call a, NJ
IoH Sign of the Illuminated - - $3.50 - ave-
a,yrps
NoIiCE.-The arm OF NANCE 4 GOOCH vas dissolved on
~ The ISt instant By mutual name OF The la
closing their late business. THOMAS Il u. Snyy VI
January End, 1854 d. p GoocH NN'
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w - n, ~ HNER g. CO.. Importers and yyho.
Fourteenth % 70 roresn and Domestic DRY GOODS No is
Ient Of Foreign and Domestic Try Goods and vI a.sert
nrh-r tnppes All Of which viii be of., ed - ave
specially solicited to examine fenaaS are re
March I'd, 1854.