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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-17

ORDER OF THE DAy.--1'he National Intclli
gcnce" Of the 4th inst. says The following Or,
Of the Day was issued by Gen. Washington, on
the 9TH Of July, IT'S, just eighty years ago,
and ole year bcf'rc the Declaration of InGe-
rendencc made the day ever memorable. We
would that all men who read it this day would
regard it as Just issued by the Father Of his
Country, and govern themselves accordingly:
s.CAMp 1T CaMnR1ncr
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-17

CHARLOTTE, July G.--As we went along to
Monroe on Monday morning, we were much
gratilcd TO observe the fine prospects tie'c
were for corn and cotton There is much
larger quantity cultivated this season than usual
and the refreshing and timely rains give prom.
ise that there will be an abundant yield. The
wheat crop is now harvested and the farmers
told us that more than the usual amount was
made-the grain is usually good aud heavy
There is Il very evident improvement going on
il, all tbs country seen from the road. New
houses arc going u1 and since the emigration
has ceased the country is filing up with an iu-
..q>troas arI th.iv;n; population. -De:no-rc,.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Iater from Europe.

New YoRK, July,ll.-The Collins steame,
Pacific arrived here at 6 o'clock this morning
bringing her regular European dates.
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PIE HSONAL.

..HoraceGree the principal editor of
the New York Tribune, has COMO to Europe.
....Rev. John G. Bs,kus, D. D., of the
First Presbyterian church Baltimore. and
Rev. W Henry, of the South Church, Wash.
ington oity-ministers; S. Baker ESQ. WISH.
iEston city, and DR.. j. Ridoubt, ADuspolis-
laymcn, have boon elected delegates T. repre-.
sent the Presbytery of Baltimore, in the Gen.
ersl Assembly Of tho Presbyterian Church,
(old schooD II meet at st. Louis on the 18th OF
May.
Capt. Samuel Watts, of Portsmouth, has
been nominated for Congress by the American
party OF the second Congressional district Ct
Virginia.
....Patrick Maher, while in ct Of insani-
ty, jumped out Of the foul III story window of
his residence in New York, On Thu sday ight
lie was not killed, nor were any Of his bon es
broken. His wife was committed to prison o
few days ago, for stealing which is supposed
to have worked upon his pind, go es to dispose
him to tie rash act
....Ohcers of the Spanish army, who have
heretofore been found to voiuntea, in sufficient
numbers Tor service in Cuba, new manifest
considerable backwaTdness in coming forward
for that particular service. But the Govern
mont has issued orders for compulsory de-.
tail
....Donnis Resauit Z passenger by the
steamer Washington from Havre, has been ar
rested on charge Of smuggling diamonds.
....DuiiDg tie session Of the New Jersey
Conference, at Newark. Bishop Waugh intro
duced the Rev. j. B Finley, Of the Cincinnati
Conference, the pioneer Of Mcthodism in the
far West, and for many years missionary {,
the Wyandott Indians.
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the insurgents, who officially notify their in
tention Of maintaining strict blockade.
There are runors of another repulse of the
French.
TURKEY.
The export of corn from Bessarabia has
been prohibited.
RUSSIA.
A manifesto from the Holy Synod of the
Russian Church has boon promulgated, incit.
ing the Russian nation to war in tho defense
Of their faith.
BELGIUM.
new Ministry has been formed.
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
Public attention was concentrated upon the
proceedings of tho Vienna Conferences, which
is represented to have met with great difficulty
in tho settlement Of the Sd point, although the
demand of the allies had been much nloder-
ated. The Russian Plenipotentiary had re-
ferred the matter to st. Petersburg for the
decision Of the Gear, and the debate en- the
point had been postponed until his reply
should be received. Meanwhile however, the
Conference would discuss tho 4th point.
The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
Drouyn D1 Hugs, has been to London to con
fer with the English Cabinet upon tho mo.
mentous question involved in the third point
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Friday night.-The French Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs left here to.night 70,
Paris, where he will stay two days and then
60 on to Vienna. He was closeted with the
leading Ministers three hours to day, and sub.
sequently had a longthen cd audience with the
Queen. He will bear to Vienna the irrevoca-
BILE determination Of the ollies on the third
point.
1t is not true, as first reported, that the
Conference proceeded to the fourth point.
Everything hinges on the third point
The Western Powers did not demand the
demolition Of sebastopol, but the reduction
| of the Russian power Of the Black Sea, and
Offering, in return, to evacuate Russian terri
tory. The Russian Plenipotentiaries having
no power to act on this proposition, remtted
! the matter to st. Petersburg, and there the
matter rests for the present.
All the Plenipotentiaries at Vienna have
sent to their governments for further ins.ruc.
items.
Prince Gortschakoif on the 18th moved in
the Conference, that Russia be admitted to o
participation in the deliberations
One thousand English Lancers have arrived
at Suez, from India.
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AGENTS FOR he STAR.

che following persons arc authorized
to contract for the publication of adver.
tisementS in the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, n. W
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. NJ. PEITINGILL & Go.
Nassau street.
Boston ". =. PALMER, Scollay'.
Building.
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to do right, but that his advisers make him do
wrong 1t is notso lie is n man undou btedIy
unprincipled, blood thirsty, and having a NOR
tai hatred of the United States Notwith.
standing his professions all his acts contradict
them. He would, however, never dare to do
what he has done and is doing unless assured
Of support from Franco and England. In this
confidence he will 60 On in spite Of any re-
monstrsnce.
"The placing of seven guards on board of the
ship Ihos. Church is most high handed step
l hope he will send a company Of marines on
board OF the Princeton, to be fed in the same
way.
81 have said nothing about the renewed
alarm existing among the Pcninsular Span
iards interested in plantations or negroes in
relation to differentiation; but it is so-from
what cause or upon what grounds cannot say
at present.
1.-THE British Conaul-G General (Crawford)
has ceased his intercourse with the American
Consul for month past
again repeat, there is great uneasiness
teit among Spaniards on the Lland"
Revenue Marine Officers Ordered First
Lieutenant Arthur D. Stanford, ordered to
revenue cutter Washington, at New York, in
place Of First Lieutenant John Faunco, pro.
noted to Captaincy, and ordered on special
service.
Second Lieutenant Henry G. Hunter, ordered
to the revenue cutter James Campbell, at New
London, in place of Stanford, promoted.
The New Revenue cutt:r Joseph Lane, now
a. Norfolk, Va, is under orders for the wes.
coast, and the following officers have been as.
signed to duty on board:
Commander Henry B. Nenes, Lieutonants
George r. Slieer, Anson S. Rogers, and r. G.
Auchincloss.
Navy Officers 0rdered.-Lieuts. Edward D.
Thomson Ito command her) and Il. Il. r.
Lewis have been ordered and have reported
for duty on the United States brig Dolphin,
now fitting out at Norfolk, as we explained
yesterday, to join the African ceast squadron
Watchmsn appointed Tho Commissioner
Of Pensions has appointed Chas. II. Venable,
Thomas Lucas, and George B. Pomroy, watch
men for the Pension bureau, under the late
bounty land act.
The Current Operations Of tbs Treasury
oepa';meDt.--On yesterday, tho 18th April
'hers were Of Treasury Warrants entered OF
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JOE PRINrING.-The public are In
formed that We are now prepared to exc
cute job printing in all its varieties, from
cards, ball tickets, &C., to (show billy
posters and book work, as well and as
low as ct any other office in Washington,
and with equal dispatch. Give us call.
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= 7By AZ Arrival at New York fran the
IVES: Indies, with dat,s to the seth Of March,
VIC Learn that there is much sickness amorg
tic shipping at Gonaiyes. Some OF the crew
OF the U. 5. ship Falmouth was down with
the fever
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sg'A committee ct the Pennsylvania His
torical Society has formally recommended the
Observance efthe anniversary Of the adoption
cfihs Constitution Of tbs Uaitei States as new
E~tIg-aI holiday.
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PATENT LAWS

A ND the Patent Office; or, Guide to Inventors
Il arc BOOK OF reference for Judges, Lawyers,
Magistrates, and others, with apoendix. by j. G.
Moore, author Of The Electric Telegraph, &C.
westward Ho! The Voyages and Adventures OF
SIR Amyds Leigh, Knight, by Charles Kingsley
Inc Night Lamp, by John Macfsrlane, ID d
Howard Grey, story for boys
Visits 20 European Celebrities, by Wm Spraeue
ID ID, with autographs of distinguished men
The Miscellaneous Works of the Rev Mat,bav.
papers now first printed from the original manu-
scripts, 9 octavo vols, 81 '''u
History of the Bible, from the Creation of IN.
World, by John Fleetwood, d d, with enerayin,s A'
CRAY & BALLANTYNE
ap i4-0 sos Seventh stree,
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THE COLLECTORS SALE or crrv
Property for Taxes, rs advertised in the Nation
81 inteliisencer, will take pla .e ON MONDAY The
ioth Instant, at the City Hall, IN the Aldermen, n
braces large amount OF property in all nar,s ~ III
ciiy' and the occasion presents favorable onnortn.
MY Ior al persons desiring make safe and nrofts
o.e investments Persons intending 20 paw tsres on
the day Of sale. i P0CIIp C.n M oeiofo
an l0-dtl6th Sohee'of'
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LIST OF LETTERS
X emdining in the Post Office, Washington, %.
III 1879

RemGiRing in the Post Office, Washington, %. C..
.fPrh u, 1855.
IOrderedto he adpcrtisedin the " EvEsISG STAR
agreeable TO the toiloSing section Of the Post Office
c-ii being the newspaper hGuing fhe circu-
lation of anu daily paper publishcdin Washington:
SEC s. find be IL further enacted, That the list Of
letters remaining uncaiied for IN any post office
1ny city, town, or village, where newspapers shall
be printed shall, hereafter, be published once only
in the newspaper which, being issued weekly, or
oftener shall hare the largest circulation within the
range of the delivery of said office, TO be decided by
the postmaster At such ofnce.I
applying for lettes in the following list win
please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST.
AIstaIdt, Miss sallee E johnson, Mrs Eliza
Ayton Mis-. Sarah Lyons Miss Rebecca
Bean, Miss Mary J Lee Mrs Ellen
Brak, Mrs Eliza Lee, Mrs HIP
| Burke Mrs Bridget Mills, Miss Nary
Belle, Samantha Miles, Bridget
Banister, Miss Mary Jane Morse, MrsEK
Clarke, Mrs Mary Monroe Mrs
Cook, Miss Jane Lecoant Morton, Mrs Martha
clark, Mrs lila Masterson, Mary A
CasheIl, Mrs Anseline Morgan Mrs Elzsheth
Campbell Mrs James Minnerker, Mrs Chrirtiara
Collsns, Mrs Catbarine Magee Mrs James 3
Coleman, MIS- Celia Medeila, Mrs Rebecca
CURSOR, Miss Sarah Mccarthy, Mrs Elizabeth
Carroll, Miss Sarah hcLane, Miss Bridget
CushIey, Misc Margaret MCDANIEL, Miss Louisa
Dsde, Marsaret-co,orod Msgruder, Miss Msrthy
DeminG, Mrs Eliza Jane Parsons, Mics Mansnda
Bowling Mrs Druslls Pearson Miley
Davis, MRS Panlins 2 Philips, Miss Alice Ann
Duvsul, Miss Barsins Farmer Eliza
Detchard, Mrs Cathsrine Psrkee Mrs FrsncisE
! Derby Mrs Il 5 Pumprey Miss HaryE
Dorsey, Mrs Anna Peterson, Mics T.
Evans Mrs Sarah z Ryon, Miss Bridget
Evans Miss Lucy Rapprecht, Miss Mary
Foy, Mrs Fanny Robertson, Mary
Fowler, Mrs Rinple, Mrs Martha
Foster, Miss Malinda Robinson. Mrs
Ferguson, Mrs Ellen Ricketts,. Miss Minnie
Frisbenner, Miss L Rally MrsD
Ferguson, Mrs Carlne Smith, Mrs Ennice "
Fisher, Mrs Rely Smith, Mrs Eliza
Green, Miss Maria Lou Smith, Mrs Margaret
Green, Mrs Mary Sleigh, Mary l.
Green, Mrs Lizzie SinallwoOd Mrs Eliza
Garrett, Mrs Rebecca Sweet Miss SarahM
Garland, Sarah Smith, MrsEP
HILL Mrs Anna Shesy, Miss Gusly
Hicks, Mrs b Stephenson. Miss Alice
Hall, Mrs + B Ssrapen Mrs
HorIc Miss Sarah Swecny MrsED
Ha:ten, Mrs Emily Sexton, Mrs Mary
Headiey, Mrs Alice Stevenson, Ann
Hooper, Miss Sarah Theydon, Mrs Elizabeth
Haven, Mrs MineryaE While. Miss Mary Ann
yeanings, Mizze Wilson, Mrs John
Jones, Miss sarah Worthngton, Mrs Elizabeth
Jones, MRS Sarah Williams, Mrs Catherine
Jennings, Miss 4 Webster, Mrs Rebecca
Jennings, Miss Jane Wesley Mrs Eliza
Island Miss Elizabeth
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HARD TINES.

HAKD TIMES.
4 Ky GOODS al prices TO suit, at No. l6, oppo-
s,- sue Contre Market, between Eighth and Ninth
fad wide Lawns only S ccnrs
DO do do 10 cents
Do Ginghams, 4 cents
Do do 6H cents
White Spool Cotton, Cent
ard wide bleachcd Cotton SIX cents
20 do unbleached do, do
Yard wide Bed Tick, 6 cents %
DO fast Calico, cents
Coored Brlants, % cents
French Chintz, 20 cents
Dre.s Silks al half their original cost.
Also. large lot of Goods which must be sold 10
ciose business about the lst July.
you are anxious 10 GET the greatest bargains ev-
er offered in the CITY, come az once 10 the
WASHINGTON STORE,
aPiQ-lw late Magruder T. Calvelt'A
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OsT-1 his morning in going to market To- I
IL On Seventh street, between Z and the market
house, ny pocket book, containing s35 in money,
being in two IS notes, Two IS gold pieces, and the
balance in small gold. Any one finding the same
and leaving il al the Star Office will be suitably
rewarded. JOHN G.. ATZEROUT
ADs l4-3,s
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- The Boston Times says tia. so scarce
are heuSesln that city, at the pressn. time,
that gentleman has actually hired church
st the South End, as domicil for hin, self al &
family
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MICHAEL NOURSE

NOTARY PUBLIC AND AGENT FOX BoIJNTy
LIND CLAIMS, AND FOR THE CONNEC.
. TICUT MUTUAL LIFE TNSI1P1NCG CnNS
PANY Or HARTFORD. WIN
he mas In his possession the Rolls of the Militia Of
tne Dstiict IN the War Of 1912, and will prepare
up l3-eoGt
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY !!

r'HE astCnion of those fitting up their houses in
respectfully called 10 my new and large assert.
ieht oil spring patterns of Paper Hangings Borders
Fueprints, &c, OF every variety, which I am ena-
Died 10 cner NJ greatly reduced prices and EQUALLY
as o'c Gs they can be purchased any Northern cv,
l.. T. CLARK,
Paper Hanger and Upholsierer,
SfS Pa avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SIS.
ap Ia St.
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IL ADVERTISEMENT should be handed
in by IL o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
got appear until the next day.
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PARLOR GRAND PIANO.


g INCE his late advertisement the subscriber
- has received five more square Ss-,
81: n; e.: 81: \:
he invites the attention of the public 10 the Par
Tor Grand Piano, the Perfect duplicate of the one
recently received and Immediately sold thus disap
pointing many persons who desired TO see it. This
novel instrument, invented and just perfected by
the celebrated Chckt ring Sons, combines all lb,.
qualities OF touch and tone that an arts. requires
and grand piano affords; yet, by its compact and
elegant form, is perfectly adapted TO the parlor
u has elected the highest encoIniums from the frs,
Piansts in the country, and the great demand al
tests its popularity.
His stock OF square Pianos embraces magnificent
Louis NV, central and square instruments. of
ever scale and style, from the old and unriyailed
factory Ct Chlckerins & Sons, Boston, and from
other approved Boston and New York manufaeto.
Tes.
The subscriber can and will sell Pianos lower
tan they can be bought IN the factories and brought
here. ~
Secondhand Pianos taken in part payment.
=, Always on hand comp etc stock of Guitars.
Flutes, Violins, sc.
New Music constantly received.
- q. kiCHARD DAVIS, Penn. avenue.
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TO pERsoss OF BOTH SEXES

II IN Il men,
waiting for appointments under the general govern
ment or other parties cut of business will be taught
hve different ways OF maxim. good living, or may
realize fortune in an cay and genteei manner,
by addressing, lost paid, enclosing one dollar, 10
Dr. PAUL KORNE, Washington, ID. e, Box No.
400 stating 'neGns, age, capacity, and prerious b-
ness. an 49,
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.

III ENRY BARRON SOLOMON SLOWER
IL have this day formed Copartnership for the
purpose OF carr ing on the Wood and Coal business
In all its branches.
Our Yards are situated on The corner of elst and
l streets, Washington, and on The moaI. n.s,
SeulIness piaring mill, Georgetown Al either of
the soovc places persons in want of Wood and Coal
VI tic Veiy pest Quality, an on the asonabe
terms, will al all times fad an assortment eous, -
not superior, 70 that in any yard m the Distinct.
Al orders hed with care, promptne>s and dis.
patcn. BARRON SLOWER,
Georgetown, ID. c., April 10th, 1855.
apr l2-dlm
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Mr.. w. HENRY PALMER.
HITHERTO KNOWN AS
ROB &c RI HELLER

HAS much pleasure in informing his fIiends ana
IL the public in general that ne has determined
On To- atng himself in this city, and is prepared to
receive pupils fOT instruction on the PIANO FORTE
HARMONY and COMPOSITION. He is permitted
To refer TO MI George Riggs, Jr, and Mr.. A. T.
kieckhoefer, and any communication addressed 20
INN at Hhbus * Hits music store, Penns, lvania
avenue, will have immediate attention
an l3-if
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NEW SPRING STYLE OF HATS AND

BONNETS.
EVANS, Pa avenue 23O, between Twelfth and
IL Thirteenth streets, today introduces the
new spring style of HATS, new and beauti. I 81
,ul atucie; ana ako the new style Of Flexible &7{2
Hats and Gentlemen's Caps.
R To accommodate the Ladies' and whose
Es$3s patronage he respectfully soliciis, he has
GEK connected with his business the sale Of BON
Ribands in oil their varieties His assoriment ia ey
tehslve and will lie sold for least third less III:
similar articles can now, have heretofore been,
procured in this market. anla-Iw
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An1usements.
DEOPLE,s THEATRE,
LATE VARIETIES.

Benefit at Mr.. J. II. TAYLOR and laa night nf his
engagement and last appearance of Miss
CHARLOTTE WYETTE.
THIS EVENING will be presented the tragedy Of
HAMLET.
Ophclia, Miss Wyeue Hamlet, Mr.. Taylor; Grave
Digger, John Weaver.
To conclude with tho laughsbl farce of
TIE OMNIBUS.
Pat Rooney, Mr.. Whalley Julia, Minis Tyson
ap l4-lts
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FTLEN DOLLARS &c EWARD,-Wberea.
1 John p. Pepper and n. Parham claim 10 have
len seven Framed Engravings in my store, while
Know OF only four, and they will not describe IN
me me three that are missing, VIII pay the above
reward isr some information in regard to them. n.
for the return Of them if any one has received The
Framed EngravIngs in question from the said Pen
per, Parham, or myself. Up
ALFRED HUNTER,
sp IA Next 10 Adams Exprrss
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MILLINERY.

MILLINEK
TO II III e l. DIES.
S<, MRS. WHEELER begs leave to in. es
$50 form the ladies OF Washington and KS
fcIH It's vicinity, that she will open, Non ~
day, at her residence, No 3 - AZ Sc, ~
south OF Pa. avenue, a variety OF MILLINERY,
consisting Of the latest style of Bonnets which she
VIII sell al very low prices. Ladies will find il TO
their advantage to give her a call.
All orders executed at the shortest notice.
She has several fine rooms for rent also.
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For the redemption of stook...... S13 6s7 20
Fer paying Treasury DEBTS ...... 1882 n
For tie Customs. ........,....... 16. 299 "a
For covering into the Treasury
from customs. ................. 24so IS
Cor covering into the Treasury
from miscellaneous sourccs.... StI7 63
For covering into the Treasury
from Lands. 2,GS7 u
COR the War Department. COLA 81
For repaying in tho War Depart
ment. ....,............... 523l 81
For the Navy Department. 1896 SO
For the Interior Department. 1886 81
Cor repaying for the Interior De-
partment. Observation-Disclosures. 6,46O 10
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MEMoIRSbF THE COUNTESS OF RIFs
WI sington, by Z. 4. Madden. m ri ,,...
'" a"7 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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WASHINGTON C,TY, ID. C.. Audi IA. Is;5

M &. EDITOR: You will oblige us by Correcting
M that error which appeared in the American
Organ, concerning the African Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church. II says the Methodist Episcopal Confer
0nce meets la this city on the 18th instant. Now
the African Methodist Episcopal Conference takes
place in Baltimore City on toe 26tli instant.
In behalf or the Official Board of Israel Church
apr ID 3ts
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TOR HIRE. GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
IL iTOner.
Also, a Girl ten years old. Enquire at No. 55 8
Seventh street, opposite the Centre Market.
ap lit
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NHILDREo'S MUIR sfGRY CaAIRs.
~ Rocking Horses, Jumping Ropes, Rolling Hoops
&c, for sale at LAMNOND,S 7.b 81
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WATCHES, FOREIGN AND NATIVE.

WATCHES, FOREIGN AND NATIVE.
lust received, from Europe direct, a case of
- Pocket CHRONOMETERS, Duplex and Lever
WATCHES, all supe ior timekeepers, AID cheap.
We call attention TO samples Of Watches of Amer
lean manufacture, Handsomely gotten up In gold
and silver Gases.
NJ w. GAIT l. BRO,
o24 Pa. av, betw. 9Th AM 10Th SIS.
ap l3-3t
NEW SPRING CASSIMERES-We have thi,
IN day received another large and fine assod-
ment OF Spring Cassimeres Of beautiful texture and
finish, comprising mos. elegant selection of fash
ionable spring styles, which we will make TO neas-
ure IN the best manner, al shor notice. AT our usual
ly low prices.
WALL q STEPHENS
S4A Pa. avenue, next door 70 Iron Hall.
ap l3-a
INLGN &c JANNEY will open a Select
IA SCHOOL in the Friends Meeting House on 4
street, between 18th and 18Th streets, on MONDAY
LeAt, uIe Ioul instant. up l2-3t
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Additional Foreign News.

By the steamer America, whose arriysl at
Halifax On Thursday we announced ia our
telegraphic column yesterday, We have the
fnllnEino additional narn.
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rl'EN DOLLARS REWARp.-I.os,,o on
L the 18th instant, between Wizards Hotel and
the City Hall, POriemOnnaie, containing three
notes drawn by John II. and A. w. KirkwOod in
favor of Wm Il. Dove. and by me endorsed, Sl5l
each; one note drawn by Zephaniah Jones, SI6O.
in my favor and by ME endorsed; also note, drawn
by William T. Hook, in my favor, for S54; several
other notes AID papers OF rccoected. Tine above
reward will be paid upon the return of the papers
TO the undersigned. WIN. T. DOVE.
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NJ IL LIN cry,

S MRS. CHOATE
H VIII open her spring style Of BON
46 NETS 1T her Rooms, 46 Louisiana
instant.
Straw work tleached and altered at the shortest
nouCe. ap law