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WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
NOTICE..

4 canhc found at my office, from o'cloc, A. NJ. to
\ O'Clock F. NJ. ready when officially engaged, IL
do any writing in the way Of preparing deeds, contracts
will and othe instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS o. be.
coming nntlralizcd will beattende | 10.
atI -. dts WIN. ID BRANCH.
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EEATMERS.-AG GOOD SUPPLY. AT
Il (apl I5ts) SAUNDERS f. IRBY'S
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HARDM ME. CUTLERY, &c.
CHARLES SIMPSON, = NJ, SIMPSON
SIM P SON & BROTHER,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN PADDOCK,

'RVEINEEIb
HAVE Now C'ENED A LARGE AND EN-.
II rIRELr INV TUCK NJ llARpwARE. Cutlery.
Guns, Saddlefs. 304se keeping A,tieies Mechanics
Tools. BHiistag Aaer,ais. farmiHg Utensils. se Sc;
Ia. which the, nsileho attention tie public. Their
stuck being eafifegneie aud purchased exclusively for
their goods 1.-The iaea mud most imtroreasgic
OF The best OF English aud American Manufacture and
embracing many mother etntore Introduced into thi mat
ket they can saeyussure thosr desiring tn purchase
that they will lind equal il rot superior any in this
city aud will oumprc iayurnby with any IN the Stntc
We hut respectfully invite all To call ani examine
Below sy he ioug list Of IA portion Of our stock,
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LOST.

I OST abnut one week since large ooi Gross
| Bresi Pin. for the return of which to- tbs oihce
Il g 6rdrr will be literally rewarded ljan l6 tsif
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THE EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

MONEY FOUND.
DlCkED up on Main Street, small sum Of money
Il which the owner have by calling at J. Wrights.
June lists
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Iron, Brass and Copper and annealed Wire, 4
Move Wire Clelh. Mill Saws, Patent Balances. *
Counter Scales, Spring Balances, Brass. Pewter & ~
Word Faucets Moasses Gstes, Bung Borers. Han1
Vi'es, Hand Cuffs. Dog Collars and Cha ms. Pad Locks
Wood Saw, Side aud Screw Puleys, Webb Saws,
Sheet Brass Sand and WI cat Riddles, Curry Combs,
Horse Brushes, Horse Cards, Boys Axes, Amateur
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Valuable and
LANDS FOR SALE

iE,llE subscriber offers Tor sale that val.
Il uanle Tract of Land on Big Lynches
Creek, formerly owned by I.nvicIi Young,
deceased, lying in kcrsl'aw and Chcs-
terl'c!d Districts containing between scv-
en- and eight thousand acres.
The improvements consist Of the settle
ment upon winch t. c deceased resided al
the time OF hi+ death. consisting of Dwell
ing House, Gin. House, Screw and all nee
cssary out. buildings, all in good repair
Also, another settlement with a comforta-
bic Dwelling House and necessary out
buildings. There is also on the premises,
and convenient to both settlements, q
tir-t rate Gr!st Mill, on a falling
stream.
This is conceded to lie the most valua-
bic and dcs'ri Nc land on Lynchcs Creek
and its produ, vcncss is known 10 be un-
surpassed 10y any other in The country
\ further description is unnecessary
purchasers arc invited to call and examine
Ior themselves. The land will be sold in
q body, or divided to suit purchasers, terms
made liberal. J. ID. YOUNG.
Aug. %, 1874. 13 tfj.
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Notice..

The subscriber takes this method of
making it known to the public, hai he is
now Il, wCrk "n, and wall have IN operation
by another year his mill for mannlacturn"
flour, having procured 4 pair OF French
Burr's made TO order hy the celebrated
makers McAlahon &. Starr, Baltimore HIS
mill will be fixed with elevators, hopper
boys &c, for cooling off the flour. In
short, the fuur wall be carried through all
the processes Of well regulated merchant
mill, and with his experience III milling he
has no hesitation in saying that he will
be abblc to manufacture as good flour as
any mill in the State. The mill is OF
SPLENDID stream that has never failed, II
miles below Camden, and one mile from
the main road. lie will also be provided
with stables for ,he accommodation of
@.hose coming from distance, and tho
Planter shnIl have no excuse in future for
not raising wheat for the want oi good
mill. He expects also to have Rice
mill in operation.
WM. NJ. SANDERS.
Aug30, 1865. IA At
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Head Quarters.

hiliTOND, June ~, 1871.
ORDER NO
TIE following Regiments will parade for
review and drill at such times and plac ~
as herein indicated:
The 3Olh Regiment of InGnntry will
parade at Dominck's, on Tuesday, 2jlh
July.
The 39lh Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Jaapa, on Thursday, 9th July.
The lcth Regiment OF Cavalry will
parade at Martins, on Saturday, tic 20lh
Of July.
The doth Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Boyo's, Oh Tuesday, the Is, of
August.
Tie llst Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Parks, Oh Thursday, the Sd of
August
The 15rh Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at the Burnt Factory, ON Saturday,
tho 9th OF August.
The 35lh Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Unionvillc, on Tuesday, the 18th
Of August.
The oh Regiment of Cavalry will
parade at Glenn Springs, on Thursday,
tho 10Th Of August.
The Both Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at luminous, on Saturday, the 18th
of August,
The 37th Regiment, OF Infantry will
parade at Wilkins, Oh Tuesday, the 1911.
OF August.
The Bah Regiment of Infantry will
parade at lorkvilc, on Thursday, the l7lh
Of August.
The 4Gll, Rcgimhnt Of Infantry will
parade ai EhcnczcrrIllc, Oh Saturday, the
l9lh of August
The 2lst Regiment OF Infantry will
parade at Lancaster, on Tuesday, the 23d
OF August.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade ut Rich ILL.,, on Thursday, the 2l,h
Of August.
The 26sh Regiment Of Infantry will
p1radc al Chcsicv.i.c, on Saturday, the
26h of August.
The 9Th Regiment of Cavalry will
parade at loungS', on Tuesday, the 29tl,
Of August
The 2lrh Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Bells, Oh Thursday, the 3lsl OF
August.
The 21th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at WrHsburu, Oh Saturday, tic III
OF September.
The 25h Regiment Of Infantry and The
9th Regiment of Cavalry wall parade at
or near Camden, on Tuesday, the 3:h OF
September.
The 2Dih ana :! !:h Regiment Of Imam
try will parade at Su'nicrvillr, on Thurs
da,. the 7Ih Srwcn,bcr.
The officers and unu-comm;ssonch Off
rcrS will assemble on the day previous tn
the reviews Of Their scvcra! regiments for
drill and instruction.
Volunteer Cu!nHancs will he thorough
" inspected, and The books oi Beat Com
.ianics VIII b. c:ini'incd.
Generals O! D.vi:.ul aud OF Brigade
will. with Their s5iuifs, attend the rcy.cws
D! their respective commands.
Generals Of Brigade arc charged with
he cX'cii; on Oi i!l.S order.
Aids Camp |" The co;nuna,lcr-in. Chief
are required lo attend the reviews III their
several RrIgad"s: and those not residing
IN The Hrigndcs 10 be reviewed are invited
10 attend
By order oi the Comm lnlcr-;n. Chief:
Il. G. VI. DCNONANT
Alu;a"t and Inspector General.
June Is. lS5l 30 3m.
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Anatomical Lectures And
Demonstrations,

DR. MIDDLETON MICHEL will com
"1 mencc his private course ON Anatomy
and Physiology, on the first Monday in
November. nj his Anatomical Rooms, op-
pusiic the Mcdlca College.
Dr. Michel offers the following a,ivan.
tagcs TO Students attending the Medical
session in Charleston. A complete course
OF Lectures is delivered during the season
nn Anatomy and Physiology, the Professor
illustrating his course by preparation,
drawings and mndcis. D,Sscc,ions are
conducted on an improved plan, consisting
III nlcrrogaling each member o! The class,
and making hun denunslratc his own dis
section. The Student may hereby multi
ply his opportunities or acGuirInga II knowl-
edge Of one Of the most important and dili-
cult departments taught in the College -
Saturdays arc devoted TO Micro. cnpical
Anatomy.
Examinations arc held regularly every
II ght on each ot The several branches, CIV
ing the class the bench, OF rehearsal, in a
condensed form, OF The subjects lcclurcd on
by the Professors Of the AIcdcal College,
SO as 10 recall whatever may have escaped
attention, ana 10 correct errors cn,crtaiuel
by isapprthcnding the meaning Of the
Lecture.
DR.. NJ, will find pleasure in rccou-
mcnd'ng the proper ext books in general
use, i'll INTRODUCING his pupils To the ac-
qua:ltancc oi the several Professors, and in
facilitating he Students n all matters con.
necicd with Their studies.
Reference may be made 10 DR.. ~, at
lis residence Queen street, n, or Il, his
An"l"nrai Rooms opposite the College.
Terms, Ten Do.l2rs
The subscriber is also prepared to take
private pmpiS who rr the ordinary Office
tee oi one hundred dollars IA wear shall ha "a
access It" large library, dsagrarns, plates
and models, ana be- furnished! uralui,ouslv
with the ticket to the iul course civcred
III the Summer Medical Institute. His
pnmiS VII 'iiuS be made familiar with dis.
ease AT Ihc bed de, and bc nluc par;.cl.
pants III many surgical and oh,leirica
cases occurring IN h.S practice, wi.iic they
become acquainted with the methods oi
mixing and admin ,lcr.mm armrs The
siTicirSi attention viii Gc paid ,u lhc Nil
crcsc"re III connection with Anatomy AID
PallIo.ugy, and examinations held every
day.
CHAELEsroN SUMNER MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MIDDLETON MICHEL, NJ. d.,
Professor Of An0tomy uM Physio|ngy.
w. HUME, Pr4y. nf .N,Uicm ChcmiNy
+. NJ. ROBERTSON, Prof. If Obsictri.r
Gm Diseases nj Women.
K. y. klNLOCII, Pr4t: Of Surgery.
Il. +. MICHEL, Pre-. of 11icriu .Hcdica.
Fec for The course 500 Lectures com
niencc III April and terminate about the
middle OF July.
August %, 1851 A3 If
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Lands For Sale.

TT7E offer for Sale the Plantation on
wv which Jas. Tlller resided at the time
of his death, lying on Lynchcs Creek, 20
miles east Of Camden, in kershaw and Dar-
lingtnn Districts, continuing l,Om acres,
more or less. with tolcrabIc buildings
200 acres cleared. Also 40 acres Bottom
Land, in cultivation. We will receive bids
for sail Land until the LIST Of December
next, if not sold by that time it will he sold
on the 10Th December, 1854, at public
sale.
Also, three other tracts of Land, one iv-
ing in The i"rk OF l.ynchcs Creeks, con.
tanning duO acres. and one on Black River,
in Kcrshaw District, containing 80 acres,
more or less.
All the above named Lands will he sold
at the laic residence OF Jas. T,llcr, decd;
any further information wanting, call on the
+. +. TILLER Aror,s
J. T.. TlLLElt,' Ne'"'s'
August 23, 1854 43 Ct
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Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.

Man4faHurcr, Importer AMI lrholc$ale
and Rctau Usu!sr in iShoi, Guns,
RITES, P!s'o'S. Fishing Tuckic. and
all kinds Of Sporting apparatus,
Together with a general assortment OF
MATERIALS FOR GUN MAKERS.
". e. Cor. Oh Walnut ANA
Second Strcn1s. philadelphia
All "i which, and such other articles as
belong to his lnc o business, will bc so I'd
as low as can be afforded 10y any establish
mcnt in the United States.
In testimony or his skill as a manufacinr-
er, the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia,
hls awarded TO him sine lSi0, two ccrtii-
Gates, SIN silver medals, and enc recall
premium; and III 1854, the Crystal Palace
OF New York, awarded to him medal, the
only one awarded lor Shot, Guns and r.
iles in the United States.
kridcr's SportIn. Anecdotes illus
trative OF certain varieties OF American
Game, with remarks on the Character u!
the Dog, Field Dogs, Snipe, Woodcock,
Rail, Partridge, Durk and pdgeon match
shooting, on The k,ce Bunting or Read
Bird, Grass Plovcr, llull.hcadcd or Colder
plovcr, Canvass B,cIi and Rcd Headed
Duck, American Wdgcon, Scamp Duck
and Canada Goose.-l'ricc $luO.
Address JOHN KI,lDER, Second and
Walnut, Phiahiphiu.
Aug. 30, lsJl. Ill y.
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Matthiessen & 0'Hard,
CHOtHssanG W. are Ia Gus

l43. East Bay, corner cf Qw'cn Street,
CHARLESTON, S. G..
WOULD respect fully call the attention
OF The Merchants OF South Carolina, deal
ing in READY MADE CLIO OIllING. to
our EXTENSIVE and varied stock Of Clothing,
of al! qualities from the highc,t to the
.owcst. All goods from our Establish
mcnt arc warranted both for style and
Workmanship.
e7fF' Particular attention given 10 orders.
WI MATTHlESSES. NJ. z. o'HAED.
Sept Is. 1854 4G ct
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Just Received,

A Fresh supply OF SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS. embracing amy lhing and EVERY
thing. selected hy the subscriber himself,
whose long experience ana kn0wlriS: re the
Ropes, makes II no presumption in him to say,
that some of them are cheaper goods Than have
ever been brou, ,ht 10 this market.
Brown llomcEpins - Yards Ia the dollar
Gentlcmcn's lIoSkin Gloves Z, CTS. pair
Beautiful colorcd Nuiin ~ j. - cts, per
yarl. French Dri!!iaEs 10 CTS. yard. fine
assortment OF Fancy Goojs that mast and should
be sold.
Groceries, Crockcry. Hardware, Hats. and
Bonncts, Ladies' Gents, md Youths shoes and
Ghiicrs, fine and common. To cnumcrntc
would he ton tedious. Int come and see and !
will warran, yon satisfaction. bath in style and
prices PERRY MOSES.
April 9Th, 1881 q. If
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So. CarOlina---- Sumter Dist,

ny w. LE 'IH, fS9., bTdWdiyJ J0f W'6
District.
Whereas, Elias lodge hath applied To
me for Letters IF Administration, on all and
singular The goods aud chatllcs, rights and
creditors Of the late Ma,ildcr Hodge Of
the said District, deceased
These are, therefore, Ia cite and admon-
lsh all and singular, The kindred and crcdi-
tors of the SAID deceased. to be and appear
before me at our next OrdInary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 22nd day of
September inst, 10 show cause, If any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. the
18Th day o.! September. IN the year
IL. s. our Lord. one thousand eight hun
drcd and iiity.four, and in the 10Th
year OF American Independence.
W. IEWIS, o. s. d.
Scpiemhcr l3, 1851 I6 y
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DAILY HINBDA'eSs.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMpANY'S

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY'S
LINE having been extended to .Sumtrr-
vile, the MERCHANTS and CITIZENS
have dniiy facilities for procuring lIcav,
Goods and all descriptions of light and
valuable packages from Charleston and
the South, by the way OF the Souln Carol
Tia and Wilmington and Manchester Roads,
and from all points North riu Wilmington,
". G. Competent and aucniirc Mcsscn-
gers " accompany each mail train fnr the
security and prompt delivery Of al! articles
committed to "our" charge.
The well known responsibility Of the
Company is sufficient TO recommended it
rs the most reliable as well rs the prompt
est means ol transit of articles tor ali kinds.
BENZ. MITCHELL,
Agent.
Sept. l3, 1851 h6 II
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
FAuLDlSG COUNTY, DALTON, Ga,
August 2Gtli, 1871.
Mr. ('u,prc. nc oD-,t


Angus, 2Gtli, 1871.
Mr.. CHARLES DELoRME,
DEAR SIR: For several years past
have been severely afflicted with SEX head
aches, and after trying every thing could
think Of, and receiving no bcncti, whatever,
at last gave myself up as 4 confirmed
dyspcptic. But hearing Of your prepara-
,lnn, "I'he Halsom Of Life" concluded
to give that a trial alsu. and procured Two
bottles from your Agcat Dr. Il. a. ID ,rgan,
Of Darlington, $. G., and from The time
began 10 take it., have urt had single
ntta' k OF headache, and now ic.l i'll hops, S
that even the two bottles have made Il cure
ot me. But fearing that | may have Il
relapse, have determined to continue ii
longer. and enclose you $40 90 for which
you will please send as many hotties as is
customary for that amount. By Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN J. GREEN.
p. S.-rlcasc forward Ay express train.
Sept. 6, 1881 11 If
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Glenn's PerfumerV &SOaps.

a general assortment or the above ar
ticlcs. to which the attention Of the public
is called aud particularly to the Soaps as
being well adapted to the use Of families
For sale by A. MOSES.
June 2l, "a. 81 #
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NEW & FASHIONABLE

SPRING Il: SUMMER GOOD.S
The subscriber would respectfully cal!
attention TO his large and vel! assorted
stock Of
DHESS GOODS.
ChallIcs and Bercgc DcLaincs,
Plain colnrea Bereges, printed do.
Printed and plain Jaconet Mus!ns,
Popln and Linen Lustrcs, in dress
patterns. GIngharns,
Hack and cold Silks, Marcelain Silks
Dotted s. Pain Swiss Muslins. Mul!
Muslins,
Fine Embroidered culars, Cicmi.
scttes. Infants Waists &c.
AleXandcr's Kid Gloves, I.islc Thread
Gloves &c.
AT low and uniform prices.
!. b. HANKS.
OSNABURGS. Plain Striped
Blue Dcnims, I'rckngs &c.
Bicachcd and Brown SI,ning, Oil
10 Id, and IL Id
Linen Table cloths, Diapers &c.
Long Cloths of All qualities
Fronting Linz MS, pilow.casc I.inens.
by J.. b. lIANn:3
EATABiES, Figs, I'runcs, Raisirs,
Preserves, Candles, Nuts &c &c.
J.. B. HANKS
Almost anything else to be called :or
For sale by l.. p HANKS.
April 5, 1854. 23 II
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Notice.

Application will be made at the next
session Of the Legislature for an Act OF
Incorporation OF Calhoun Lodge, No !,
Knights OF jericho, located at Sumlervllle'
South Carolina.
Sept. 6, 1854 d5 8m.
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SHiNGHAlS FOR SALE,

An improved breed Of fine -hnnghaiS
fowls. consisting OF several grown and
some so half grown chickens may hc seen
at Miss. Sarah rcrry's. rro>c wishing
to improve their farm yard stock would G0
well to call and purchase MS they wtl he
sold low. For any further :iiorn.ltion ap-
p'y to Miss Sarah Terry or TO ~
r. J. DINKINS
at w. 81 NJ. Dcpo,
July ~. ~ I'm.
sy" Watchman copy 3 times.
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Candidates..

Mn. EDITOR Please announce Col. J.
NJ. NELSON as candidate for Senator for
Claremont County, at the ensuing election,
and oblgc MANY VOTERS.
February Slh, 1854 10 If
" Waterman please copy.
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Paints, Oils, Narnishcs and Dvc. Stuns.
Glass, Patty, Glue AMI Sand papcr. Paint,
Narnlsh, Camel Hair and Whitcwash
Brushes. Fnc and Choice pc:iumcry and
Fanny Goods, Pure Liquors and VINES, for
medical purposes. I.inroi$, Ecariicators
and Cuppimg Glasses, &c.
All the Popular Patent Medicines direct
from the pcoprictorS.
AGENTS ~ appointment for DR.. J.yncs'
and DR.. Dennis celebrates! Family Mcdi-
clncs, also for FarrcIfS Arabian l.inimcnt,
Mortimer &. MawLrays Hampton Tmc-
turc. Cartcr's Spanish Mixture. Sc.
Z All articles t:nm this Establishment: arc
warranted fresh a,mi gcuuimc
l'hyScianS, 'a;:tcrs and colniry Mcr-
chants sending 10 us, can re-! y upon getting
Prime Articles, and having their orders
promptly CXccntcd.
July 20, 1851 80 Gm.
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Reference In regard to the Real EsalY, f.
J. Visscit-r d. Co., Real ESlulc Brokers, New
York, Orders, lpost paldD with money enclosed
to the addressed,
- J.W.HoLBROoKE sec.'y II
- sos Broadway, N. Y.
ID The Engravings in The catalogue arc
now ready for delivery.
Aug 23, '5l. I3 6m
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American Arts IIninn.

The American Arts Union, would respect:
lnliy annonnrc 10 the citizens Of III. United
States and the Cannins thar for the nurpoSr ri
cn!,ivnting taste for the fine arts Ironshe,,,
the country. and with the view of cnnb!inr
every family TO become POS. cssrd Of a gallery al
EngnvingS,
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE tGE.
1hey have Determined, in order TO create an
extensive sale for their Engrlvines and thug
not only give employment to II large number
oi artists and otlien, but nspsirc among our
couErymcn taste for works Of af, 10 nr.s mr.
TO the: pIircharcrs VI their .ugr;,vings, when,
2"o,0uo ri them are sold, -
25oO00 CHS, Of hc actual cost cC SI5n.ooo.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar engraving.
therefore, receives not Only an engraving ricH-
~ worth the rtiunty, bul nlsu q iirk., winch
entities him 10 one Of the Gifts when thew ar.,.
distributed. 'a
For Five Dollars, highly finished engraving
heauiln'iy pains ed in oil, and five eff iick.is
VIII he sent; or five dollars worth Of splenlel
cngravings can he selected from The C;;aIopue
A.copy OIL ,ne Catalogue, together win ).
specimen OF one of the eng r; wings can be seen
;it the office OF this paper
fot each Dollar scmt ;in engraving actually
ntely be forwarded.
AGENTS..
TIL. Committee believing that the s,,cccs or
the Great National Undertaking Will he mate
rally promoted py Inc energy and cnlerprisa
of intelligent and pcrscveriug Agents, have r..
Solved 10 treat with such o,I tile mos. liberal
terms. ~.
Any person wishing to become m Agent. by
sending tpost paid,I 81, will receive by rettlri
nail, q ore dollar engraving, AMI II Gilt Tick
at prospectus, catalogue and other ne:
ccssnry information %
On the final completion Of The sale the Gifts
viii be placed i'll The hands ola Committee of
the purchasers TO ho di.,-hn:..d -.i,,g,rv,i,, Of
winch Will he given throughout tir. unt.l
States and the Cunada, -
z .s.s, insN rtEyJy-y,s.
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Just Received,

" 10u AeSOOA SOs
LADIES Boottees and Walking Shoes, G ai-
tiers, Kid &c. Gents Calf Boots, and
Boottees, Ladies' and Gents. Over Shoes
:, Aiso-A fine assortment of Hardware, Tin.
Wnre, Sadlery, DC
Fancy Goods.
Ladies' Wood nn, Moroca Work-i}oxes.
Puff: Boxes. Port:Munics, Segar-Cases, Brace.
and Pocket Combs, &c.
Books, dc.
Novels, Paetical Works and School Books.
and fine assortment OF Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Molasses, Cheese,
Raisons, Dried Figs Flour. Candles,
Soap. Tea, Starch, Pickles, ,Sardincs,
Ginger Preserves, &c.
Also. IL fine assortment uf Cooking Utensils,
For sale by }. II. SOLOMONS L. co.
March 22th, 1851 Fl If
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% elegant Oil Paintings in
siicadII gilt frames, size SKI l00 5000
feet, each =,
loJ elegant Oi! Paintings 2x3 f. So 5000
$40 steel plate Engraylnsr, brill
ian.ly cold in oil, rich gil: TO- 5000
frames 2ix3U inches, each,
10000 elogan, steel plate En-.
cravings, colo'd in oil, Of The
Washington Monument, 20
by 2G i'll each, 4. 10000.
237 GOO steel place Engrnvinss,
from 100 diier.nt plates,
Low In pns.cssiun Of, and
Owned hy the Artists Union,
OF the market value OF, from
90 cents TO 81 W each s- ! 4I,O0J
firsl-etlss Dwelling, in 3lst,
street, n. y Cisy. 1900
22 building lois in loo and lOlst
eacn 25xi 100 #. deep, 1t 1000. 22,0oo
100 Villa Siias, containing each
10000 sQ. It. in the surblrb,'oi
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manding magnificent view
ofthc Hudson Kivera Long
Island Sound, ut 49, 500: $4,000
20 perpetual loans Of cash, with
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