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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

NEGROES IN WAsHrNeroN.-The Washing.
ton Sentinel complains that that city has for a
long time been the receptacle not only for runa.
way negroes, but for worthless free people Of
color from adjourning States. A short time
ago six negroes who had resided there for
twelve years, but who had lately been defeated
in suit for their freedom in the Superior Court,
were conveyed to their masters in Prince
Georges county, Maryland. Three Of them
however, soon made their escape and returned
but they wero soon rearrested and brought
back.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12
DECEMBER 8.

DECEMBER ..
SENArE-Mr. Chesnut from the committee
on Federal Relations, submitted report on a
bill to amend an act entitled ian act more et-
fectually to prevent free negroes and other per-
sonsons of color from entering into this State,
which was read first time and ordered tor
second reading tomorrow.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

"A street peacher, who attempted to- hold
forth and to distribute tracts in the vicinity of
u Catholic church, in New York, on Monday,
was severely beaten BY a gang of Irishmcn.
The ringlcader was arrested.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

THE UsuRY LAws.-The Charleston Chamber
Of Commerce held a meeting on Monday to con-
slider the repeal of the usury laws.
Mr.zleart submitted the following preamble
and resolutions:
Whereas, in the opinion if this Chamber, the
laws regulating the rate Of interest greatly ag-
gravate the present financial difficulties, in afx
ing an Interchangeable value upon an article which
fuctuates in worth, like any other commodity, in
obedience to the law of demand and supply; in
innriously restricting the liberty of the citizen
to pay whatever price he may deem proper, for
any article he needs, and which, from its impor-
tance to him, he may deem reasonable; in con-
fning the professional dealing in money to a
small number Of persons, who, unscrupulous in
violating law, may be equally Inscriptions in
taking advantage Of the necessitous,in embar
RAISING the conscientious, law abiding capitalist,
and expressing the needy borrower; in limiting
the amount of capital devoted TO the uses of
trade and therefore increasing the rates at which
it can be procured, already enhanced by the risk
ofpcnalty and forfeiture; and in their tendency to
demoralize society, by accustomng it to the
habitual Infringement Of law; and are, therefore,
inefficient for good, and potent for evil, and
essentially at war with the principles offree trade,
to which this State has been devoted. Therefore
Rcsolped, That the General Assembly be re-
spcctfuy requested to repeal all laws restraining
individuals in their transactions from affixng such
rate of interest for money as may be agreed upon
by the contracting parties.
After some discussion, the preamble and reso.
lutions were unanimously adopted.
And upon motion, it was
Resolved, That memorial in conformity
Herewith be prepared, and that the same be
signed by the officers Of this Chamber, and
transmitted to the Legislature.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-12

Elections by the Legislature.
JAMES PATTERSON, Secretary ofState.
J. S. G. RICHARDSON, State Reporter.
S. a BoYKIN, Surveyor General
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December 7.

DECEMBER 4.
House OF REpREsENTAT1vEs.-M Middle
ton from the Committee Of Ways and Means,
made an unfavorable report on bill to estab-
lsh Branch of the Bank Of the State at Sum.
terville.
Mr.. Mitchell from the Committee on the
Judiciary, made report on bill to amend the
Constitution ofthe State, so asto give the elec'
ton of.Governor and Lieutenant-G Governor to
the people, and recommended that tae bill do
not pass.
MIR. Queen pursuant ia notice, introduced a
bill to amend the License Law
Mr.. Henderson gave notice of bill to amend
all the charters granted te railroad companies,
so as to compel them to enclose their grounds,
&c.
DECEMBER 6.
SENATE.-Mr Moses from the Committee on
the Judiciary, submitted a report on the me-
mortal of the President of the Convention to
suppress the sale ofiutoxicating liquors by itin.
Grant traders, by bill for that purpose, which
was read first time.
Mr.. Chesnut from the Committee on Federal
Relations, submitted report. on bill to au.
thorize the United States to purchase certain
lands for the erection of Light Houses, &c,
recommending the passage Of the bill, which
was read first time and ordered for second
reading tomorrow.
Mr.. Porter from the Committee on Privileges
and Elections, submitted a report on bill to
alter and amend the Constitution so as to pro-
vide for the election of members to the General
Assembly of this State, recommending the pas
sage thereof
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SENATE.-Mr. Chesnut, from the Committee
on Federal Relations, moved to recommend a
bill to amend an act entitled "an act more ef:
fectually to prevent free negroes and other per-
sons Of color from entering into this State, and
for other purposes, passed 10Th December,
1885," which was accordingly re.committed.
Mr.. McAlley submitted a resolution, request.
ing the President of the Bank Of the State of
South Carolina to inform the Senate as to what
amount of money the said Bank has lost by
any of the Directors thereof, within the last
four years. -
Mr.. Moses submitted resolution, instruct.
ing that the Committee on Education inquire
into the expediency of distributing the Free
School fund according to the wants of the sew.
eral districts and parishes in this State, which
were agreed to and ordered to the House for
concurrence,
o.. DECEMBER s.
House OF REpREsENTATIvEs.-Th Senate
returned bill to re charter the Board of Trus-
tees of the Theological Seminary ofthe Synod
of South Carolina and Georgia; also bill to
incorporate the Yorkvlle Female Collegiate
Institute also bill to extend the charter of
the Sumtervile Baptist Church; also bill to
incorporate the Columbia Female College; also
bill to incorporate the Society for the relief
of the INDECENT and superannuated Ministers of
the Presbyterian Church, and their families !;
also bill 10 amend the charter of the G.. and
S. G.. r.: Road Company all of which had re.
.ceived two readings in the Senate, and were
taken M in the House for = first reading
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PIANOS, GUITARS. MUSIC, sc

oSr r.ce we'd from New ork, : iarthsr supply of
iLiNOS from The best makers fhrse, with
the ilau recently received and in store from the
Old and justly famed factory Of c. ickerinc IONS
Boston, form thu largest ad ele ,ant stock IL,
this city. Maguibc ut Louis XIV. Central and
Square Piauos'of exquisite besuty of finish and un
risH led power and sweetness Of tome
The immens- number Of Planes sold by the sinh
scrber and The increasing demand for the iostru.
inents be re- the b-s guarantee to purchaser
OF their quality snd re- able urires.
fu cSasers wi remember that Pianos from the
factory OF Chirk.ring d Sons. Boston. est4bliShe
or mo than thirty wears. and renowned through-
ont The world caa be b. ght io this city only Of the
,u"scribr
S'eond'hand fianos taken in psrt payment.
iy The boeton Packet of Saturday. xil b. received
another supply of Central Pianos from Ch!ckerinc
d S.ns
a fu,l assortment Of Guitars yiolius and .u
nir va ;"usicai instruments New Nh ic received
seInf REGARD DAVIS.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GRoRaEroWH. June ! 1854

6GORGETowN, June ), 1855
The different schools attached TO Trinity
(Casholic) Church marched out ia processie,.
this morning, to the place designated for hold
ing their picnic. The procession was quite
long, numbering several hundreds Two
beautiful banners, and several flags, graceai
the line, as they moved along to the sweet
music of Fishers band. A large number OF
parents and invited guests accompanied them
During the early part Of the day the clouds
looked lowerngly; but at the time of writing
this, the sky is bright, and the day bids fir
to be one Of unalloyed pleasure
A little boy by the name of Scott fell into
one of the canal locks yesterday, and but foI
IL colored man who was near by at the time
would have drowned. The colored man at the
risk of his own life, jumped in after him, and
saved the little fellow from a wateTy grave
The election no. going on ia your city ey-
cites nearly as much interest among many o.!
our people as the exciting ones through which
We have just passed in our city A number O.
bets have been made upon the two candidate,
for Mayor, and the result will be looked for
this evening with the IN vt painful anxiety.
We would advise the police of your ely to
pay a visit or two on Sabbath afternoons to
those -ectious lying near the Brewery and tia c
upper bridge. Drunken rows, fights and riot
have become so common at these points that il
is sometimes dangerous for decent persons, es-
pecially fen ales, TO attempt To pass them. All
OF them occur in Irish groggeries.
E 'a SPECTATOR
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.otai loss, and the property owned BY Miller
10 ,uamaseo very consider ably This is unmis
oaAa1iy the work Of an incendiary, and warns
oui oiuIens TO be upon their guard. Too much
oleuit cannot be given to our fremen for their
enitting efforts to stay the progress of the
naines' The loss is estimated at $40, 900. Ed
wall.
The June term of the Cnrnty Court opened
THIS morning-ail the memb b. ave been sum
moned, and most important business will be
acted upon
The Rev. o. C. Wheeler is announced to
preach Mt the Baptist Church tonight. UPON
he progress Of religion ia California Uoiess
the weather. as il now threatens. sbouId nrovs
un,aVoraoie, large congregation will listen
TO his DISCOURSE
Nearly year since, an order passed our
cry council. directing that the Orange and
hiexahdria Railroad company should put the
tunnel DC, on Wilkes street in a proper con-
d'tion, before July, 1854. Thus far the ord err
has been entirely disregarded 1 trust the
mattef Will speedily meer with the attention
It deserves at the hands of the company.
June, Titus Co, are among us, with their
whole corps, and promise fine entertainments
this at; ernOon and evening
george hunkel is also with US, at Liberty
Hall, for one evening more, and will divide
with the circus the patronage of our citizens
Messrs. Nick night & Max ell arc in treat
Tor tne lease OF the saloon of Da ngerield's T.
nail out as yet no definite arrangements have
been made
| learn that extensive improvements to tbs
Lyceum Hall are in contem platiop. and tha,
when completed that Hall will furnish snnol
accommodations with any in the city.
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Indian Derreda .;o,e q,

CHARLEsroN, JuoeS The New OtIea,. NO
pers have been received PH
inc n. u. True Della calls upon Congress. Z,
make provision '"r The Pro'e-,;"n rf,he Texan
"'o NeA'cah frontiers ON the Indians, hy
sending an orgspized force of 2ooo n,,r,,oy
liacnen TO str Ike ferrorilto he red ,,en. The
tGcH " says bow there is totally inefficient.
IA" True Delta calls the Clayton amend.
n a 10 the NebIEska bill iiliberal and ant
,t mhn, and expresses satisfaction at its re.
to The 9th u,tim, ''oiN '"i'ss'"h
Gu Ter; after describing the fight If Lieut.
Isl AUD zen men with 30 REDSKINS. states
i "a ""hih week past the Indians have
conc more mischief thar wi hin the las ,hres
gtars. INC II Hans a'e chiefly CamaLches,
with few Muse alaroes AVID I.ipsns
Six Americans OF a tioyern-,ent frat, ,.-.
killed by the same band Other outraees re-
corded,
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United States Patent Onice,

W asDiHgUon, t2y 10, 1904.
I'm the petition of RICHARD MONTGOMERY & Lew
~ Is W. HARRIS. of Sangerfed, New York pray
log Tor the extension Of patent granted TO them
Tor an Improvement in the Mill breaking anC
grinding paIk. for seven years from the expiration
OF sad patsnt, which takes place on the l-th day
Of July, lo54- ...l.
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at thu
Patent Ohice on Monday, the gath day OF July 1854
at II O'Clock IN anu all persons are notified to sp
pear and show cause, II any they have why said pc
tition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required IL
file in the Patent Office their objections special ly sci
forth in writing a. least twenty days before the DAY
of hearing; ali testimony ill by either party to h,
used at the said hearing must be taken und trans
mi ted in 0ccordance with the rules Of the ofie.
which will be- furnished on application.
The testimony IN the will 10 closed on II.
lIth Of july depositions. aud other papers relied on
testimony, NUT be ILL IN the Office on or hstor
the morning Of tbs 10th day OF Ju y 1854; tie ar
guments, if any, within ten day thereafter
ordered also that this notice be pub he'd in tn.
Union, lntsiigencer, ana Evening Star Hashirr
ton, ID. C; PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia Pa: scien
titic American, New York; Post, Bost III, Mass ana
Inquire. Cincinnati. Ohio, once g week for three
successive week previous TO the oath CAV OF July
next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patenta
P.s.-Fditors of the above papers will please cop,
and send their bits to the Patent Office, with IA
per containing this notice. Dsy l6- T3w
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, June 5, 1876

ALEXANDRIA, y un6 ., 1904.
About midnight, last night, fire was discoy-
cred in the building on Union street, occupied
by d Unoe, and ere the alarm could be GEL
orally given, it had enyeloped the roof with
fame. The confagra,ion soon spread south
wardly to the warehouse of 5. S. Masters d
Son, ard eastward to the grocery store of j.
1. q. Perry Il Son-the former was very Sc
riou>iy Injured, and the latter completely
gut'ed, The walls alone remain standing
During the progress of tho lie two sepa rate
explosions took pIaeo-the first scattering a
large por ION OF the roof and framing, and the
lat er less formidable. The building oocupied
by ID. Hooe was stored with 900 barrels O,
Hour, most of which is an entire loss. Mes.rs
Perry stock is an emit loss, while Masters
4 Son are considerably damaged in their cor,
and guano. The whole Of these losses is Gov
Q ed by Insurance. the building owned by
Powell's estate will, in all probability, prove
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NOTICE TO UNION TOWN LOT HOLDERs

A toe quest Of many persons interested the
"a drawing hos heep postponed until WEDSss-
DAY mex 9TH June, 1854 when Il vii, ta%s place
at the office tn street, above D. at O'clock p m
ege OF subscris Sog for the fe1 remaining L r. =,
the present ye'y low price, viz: s6O payable in
monthly IN tatnents Of So carh:'' FIR Lot "a fee,
'front.' by I"o lee Ce"p, ituatei 10 the most
pnd healthy neighb rrhooi und Wsshinctm-
The reefs will b. graded. the gu 'ters psye1 and
e ged with shade trees, without charge TO the 10.
Persons In arrears with their monthly dues, are
r.qnired to pay up or their names viii be LEFT out OF
tie drawing.
leeds an fee simrl," 'guarantiod cle1r Of all ana
ereTy ttch"teraace," will he giveu to Lot holders
PAVING up In full at aay m. after the driving OF
Wednesday, next JNO FOy S..reta~y
- ONCE open from a. m. until 9 o'clock, D. m
rlsY 9l-StE "
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HOUSES FER RENT H.

HOUSES FIR RENT haze for res t
IL several new convenient houses with lots Of
tHC acres Il ground at ached 10 paci ii lated OF, :.
along the top OF the II &c OF the railroad wber
"asteriy from the Capitor.
Tines, Use have tom g,yen To tan room. s,c,,
inciudins Kitchen, with rsl closets and Ca lar
"ooisneoS anu static and pumn' of ex-eIiel [
wafer near at hand. The situation is be utlfal over
ioohiis lie railroad ala iarse portion the city
add wing the capitol in full view. h. app-o.r,.
&c them j. Wy Ii street, Delaware Avenue and u
street, GRADED aud gra:eled. i4s soil Of the los il
generally good, and capable Of Icing made very PRO-
Uuctive
An omnibus now runa twice day batween these
houses anu tie Presidents squire, ty wsy of VI
street, Dea"are avenue, II street 9Th street ard
PennsyiVani" avenue; leaving the houses ut about
nal. pr eight &c coh, a. Ill AMI IL past two D. u
returning aft.I bi.ef stands ut the Nar, Navy and
Z, st Office Patent Office.
These huusrs are peculiarly ad ntad 'Cr tha resi-;
dcnces OF Ci' rks and others Of seientary ha, WHO
reluise exsrci'e e,tha1 By =si."' - - M;
AaDCi III garden.
The houses and lots win be let az they stand with
large end Containing stall for horse. and an
oetnulIulug at the very low rent of Two uU y DRIED
DoLLAks per annum payable monthly. If other
Improvements lie wanted, they will be made With
due Increase of rent.
Apply TO WIN. Stickney, Esq, occupying 1. house
on the same street, to myself NY residence near
the premises. ANO. RANDALL
washington, May l9-2w Int Unioul
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M ht3
- Axe CT Improved land. IN Mi-Ht-
gan ecaed by the Hyends,Ir IN

NUs'cs - hereby gwen -, .-,N
yey.'d in his o. &C by iht o, IA Ma e. lsla
ent izta July, 1852, me uylsnd po- ioa # ne H..
pr " lard c id b TIE ". aLntts GA The 4. tn
j asI lot. IN Il tgic { ..t - an ere l. -
"di a.sei, viii =, 40 b. "A r,d b,,c ale 81 D.
rot Michigan, oa ao.dsy. th- 4tc Gay Of Ssptcn:
beT nCIt.
~ zoe -oytsioos o. tho at f tn. . July. lSs2
n s2it iaEj- viii be of RS spi be ..ii-
man irfce Of not les ttau two osrs and hftv
Fcre, without -egsr 70 ID Valuation o. improve
Ierts.
1nsy follows:
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AUCTION SALES.
BY e. WRIGHT, Georx.town.

VALUABLE lot, &c, at Auction Or MONDAY
afEHru non. the 5th instant at O scck, sliSlI
sci! the yalus6ls Lot and materials IT, tecnging
to MI na'. The Lot Is we'll situated on TrosI &C.
near High street.
rms: cn--ffh cash F; ba'snce IN G, IL IS and
~ months, f,r approved euGcred rot-s with inter.
e>t - 8. WRIGHT,
Arcti1rce-.
HT The abnve sale Is unavoIda bly,
SaPoa, d = I'D hEsptf eff inoon, the eth IN.
seah', at the same hour ana plscs.
Il. 5. WRIGHT,
!' Aucti' neer.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

T(tNJ MN F. d. MIS-, late or Boston. RESI- eet-
- fuiy informs the public, tn t h has est-b-
l,shed himsef in his city as q TUNER and RE-
PAIRER OF IIANOS, and all kinds OF g,usical l.
strnmerts. Ills thorough knowledge Of the Piano
being practical Piano ler his extensive ex-
p"rierce Ia tuning, make him corfiieut Of giving
SfaCtion.
lie has the highest testimonials from Messre.
ChickaTng Sons, and 9th + ma. ufscture.s Ref
erence can also be made to Mr.. Richard Davis: aud
all Orders left at his uSic Store will receive prompt
attention. lima l-or
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German Musical Asso iation

BALTIMORE, June 5--The German Musics,
societies from The eastern and western STATIC.
comprising over 1000 male vocal performers,
and an orchestra Of $50 instruments, are
marching through the city 10 grand procession
10 the Maryland Institute. Were they intend
10 have a rehearsal, and this evening give 4
grand concert. Good order Iervades ,hrousL-
9U; the proces sion.
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WINE STORE.

'-. WINE STORE.
T0TIN Ii. BUTfI MANN. Pennsylvania av., south
j sid., betwe-u u and h streets, has received
IN inv ice OF hiue and Woselle Wine.
Aiio, French Wine Ia oaseS, viz
Sparkling Hook 90
sDal king hoseI!s 81 ..-.-.
Hoch-imer, NierstSine.
Chateau Attic, MsrgsuI .-
rsut Sautsyne, ana b. Juulisn.
june l-St ---. -...
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June Flour firm. Sale /.
800 bis of Hoard street held at 80. ami = 9,
bbls of Cry MIll- ar - 70 Wheat. s,I.s [,
1.0Oo bushels red at 81 09a2 i3 While. al 50 l.,
az 20; very prime at 81 p. Coru-sale, of
ioIUCo bushels OF white at 7ja77 cts yellow
t 50. Oats, sold at 51a62 cts Rive sold at
- ::al II Whisky, 500 al 1880 c,s. 0the,
articles unchanged
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XII shouhf b. u7,,veysa,ty ;,cn-tor its strict
true-thst niiges ion is the parent IF a large pr6
portion OF the 'atsl diseases DYsentcry di srrhn,
cholera morbus. liver complaint, and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors week
catalogue OF deaths, generated by indigestion
done. Think Of that dyspeptcsl think of it eli who
suffer from DISC dsred stomachs, and ii you are vii
ling to be guided by advice. founoed upon e~peri
ence. resort at once dout delay day. TO Hooiant':
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. z. NJ. Jackson
which, as an Alternative curative. and invigcra1t
stands alone and Crsrp,oached. We have tried the
Ritters aEd knew ths: that they are eY >elsat ,,
lac dis-ases spec,led above For sale by aeae : In
medicine everywhere ,r6
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BROOKLYN Riots.

New loaK. June 5.-Nobody was killed at
me NOT IN Brooklyn, but soveral were wound
eo' IN arres;s have been made.
lsECoND DISPATCH.
Inc reror'ed riot in Brooklyn turns out to
exaggeration was sent OF. q i b.Ii.red 20
affect the WashiuGtoa municipal elecr on.
Nobody was killed, aud bat few wounded
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uncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head
In the place where thu hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to tie discovery of Lyons eel
DRAFTED hathairon, which not only preserves and
oeautiheS, but restores the hal. to aay period Of
life. Only those who will not try it, are troubled
vi badness, dansruff, or harsh and unpleasant
hair. .a ..t-t -.
From the Home Journal, ". Z.
"No article ever acquired SO rapid celebrity and
universal appreciltion as IFuN's KA1HsrRs. tn
those who have used it land who has not) the rea.
N IS obvious as its invigoratng and beautifying
effects and agreeable Perfume, stamp 1t m ndspen.
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of Is cents in large bottles
by all dealers, everywhere
D. &. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway Nv
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By j. c. Mcguire. Amc,ioneer

FURNITURE AND HoU SRIICLD EFFECTS Al
a auction On TUESDAY N -niug .Iure 6th
81 zen Geek shol' ssll. the r.. ilen G Ct Sen,p
ei he"'e, on [th between III tract and New Yorl
~ We. all his Furniture and effects viz:
nahofsanv Sofs. r. ctSr, Rout Taele
arhi" top Centre Table. Ill IrAme Mirror.
Nnp a'aa painted and can--eea: -bsirs
Venetian 81 ndS, Hiuio-- Shades
carpets. oico h. Rugs
Vedrt ds. Bureaus aarirctes
" a+hst2E Il. Tci 1t SITS
superior Father BEDS. BolstsrS. and Pillows
Blankets Comforts, Quilts, Sheets
I rocFeTg end glassware
cooking stove aci FL lures &c
, itrH': 80 AMI under cash over go a credit o.
thirty and sixty days, for ,.ot1s ,ctor;Iv
dorssd, bearing interest -
june Id 49,,
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sS- READER, would You not like to send your Ia
,usrr"o'yre TO some absent frendl If so, call at
tDANs's metropolitan Gallery, and there you CAL
procure a superb miniature for a trihns sum, in
serted In fna case. vhch can he sent To any nsr,
II ths United States far IL c-ats BY mail Splendid
5tereoscopc portrRitr ulaoe daily for 8 apd S. d..
susfreofypes IN nne cases from 81 upwards No so
csrt 1osc.,-es mode at this Gallery Can and CYAN.
ine specimens. e. ADAMS