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Amusements.

CADFMY OF MUSIC-TTALIAN OPERA.
"A TaELFTH AND LAST SUBSCRIPTIONS NiGar
On FRIDAY March IS viii be presented DOnaeta' Grand
0'e''' J." ''''' ''' MARIA DI RoHAN.
SconS .pr"s,apee of sisnors sTEFFENONE with sisra
VEsrvALl and s,snoh BoLciONi aod BADiALi IN the
FAX Musical Director and Condne vs;
rsn %' k ss !. The Box Once Of
Pre-. Of Acknowledgements and Dres Circle eli Second
Circle cent?; Amphtheater IS cents; Secured Seats %
poon open at O'Clock; Oper. ate O'cloek
NRGA EX II IB IT l o n.
~ MR. WILLIAM A. KING
win perform the pew 0rssn Just er1asa y the ssnn
se,ory, No ~ cenTe.t on THURSDAY EVENING. the
10 inst commencing a, o'sres r,.v manila,
s Ssasp . OVERTURE, tsrOn,o
o xsIreRo SanEsroso, ,,,
s soSS,' ALLsoRErro, }''''''''''''''''', m
SNpsSTE from SesSor:n s;%pioo; No
8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIN FANrAsIE ON THEMES
qxtRTTaE s%i'. .Sd sXSKFR DoonIE Sy
request in which will be introduced an imitation
sfs welLiDo~n street orssn .,. u..,.., 49,.
Who With to obtain them will please apply 10 Mr. sRbESs
OFFICE the day previous
NlBLO's GARDEN-GERMAN OPERA
IN FoUsTH sUBsCRlpTlON NIGHT
Mss CAROLINE LEHMAN,
OF the Kips's Op.r. House IN copenhssen 49,, -.
THUsSpAY, March y will be Feoresented u MN's 'on
Webeis Grand 0pe,s OF -
DER FREIsCHUTZ ,.
r5,sp:l Character: 70 be .s.,s,D.d By vi. CaRoLisE
Musical Director srd Conductor. Jul Us0sA
Pee OF admission TO all OF the house Oess sree
sp6 secured ses SEC Boxes according 70 ccston "
and Is Box Ofee open from a NJ. 70 AZ NJ.
Doors open az ,, to commence At O'CLOCK
NATIONAL THEATER.-A III. PURDY, Man
sser and Proprie,or-THIs EVENING vii he peroneA
TRE BLACK CAT or COVENTRY
me Blseh Cat. Howard LAZY Nov Mis- Hathaway
Dsu orpppe. Mr. w. Wood & Mis- y L. Fo!e.
Tns entertainment viii commence with AsMoDEUs
70 eose ns ~lss BUy ii DEAR "'''
Dress Circle Is ee,ts pit l2i Gems; Orchess Chairs 50
e<nts Doom ep-p ii 81; Performsoce COMMEMORATE
WALLACE THEATER.-Doorso open at CO.
w curtain ii.,s at IT. Admbsios-p,es Circle aus Pa
ourte eens Second Ter rs cents Pvste Sexe. 90 and
n. O,ehe,trs stale 81. T9IsEvENIN6, March p,
- SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
Sir Peter TesIe blske Joseph surfsce.M Dyo't
sir oliver Mr. sroesh.m LAZY res.le.. M" Hoy
GAaIies Letter mrs CsndourM Ma broushsm
MY SISTER KATE
Ton Chad ....ML Vincent Ny S.sr Kate ~rs Stephens
NOW OPEN-NATIONAL ACADEMY of
~ DESIGN Tho STA ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS o. the
RArIOHAL AcADEMYts open daily fon "a 10
mp NJ IT No. SO Broadway. between rflnee ano spnne
The csDsetion formed exclusively Of Onrns Petures
ssl Sculptures by Living Artists which have never before
80. exhibited N the city. Adnsson = cent season
TsIst. 80 s1px r. ADDISON RICHARDS.
CsG SYLVIA
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

WANTED-A situation by q respectable mid
w dl.ssed Woman CHlLDS NURSE n esPAse OF
the err ch.fe Of infsnt No objections 70 g
distance th. coaptry The best city retrrepce CAV
.so 60 West lth in the rear, between on snd
for two dsvs
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Blank Books, Gtaticncrn, Sc.


INV ELOPE MANI FACTORY,
~ TIE Oldest snd largest in the United stated.
WEST L r LII ",
No. 40 Wlli.ms-.
Repeatedly invite the attention Of purchasers TO their very
extensive OF Envelopes Note o Writing Papers,
&c The fsces hsvs in manufacturing add In the
ehsse sioch enables offer these FOODS tSrsrME-
iy Low PsIcE rs end d the FAVORABLE Terms.
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Wants.

A RESPECTABLE young Girl wants a situa-
"A ron a. DREssMAKER and sEAMsrRESS in gentle
family Has the best Of city references Apply 81 No
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ITO PRINT e r S.-FOr Sale, o large JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT IN suecessfal opers-
ton 10 This city containing CJnd, and t~o Hard Print
ibs Presses With OF Type Apply % A. D.
TAYLOR e. Co. No, 1 Hsguest, N. Y
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A RESP CTABLE young Woman wishes A
n situstien 80 sooc PLAIN COJS; ss good Ws'tsr and
Iror.r ano to do CbsmberworS has objections 70
10 bort csnce the souaty lis the beet OF civ refe
tpee from her place Call at No. 194 7th sv corner OF
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ITO DRUGGISTS.-For SALE, a frstclAss
j Pblsdt pb. Pstal DRUG STORE such - 10 rarely
met With in very hne neshhoho5d dong spiendId baa
he wishing 80 West Address HINES, Phils-
de lpkiA Post Office
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Charees for Business Men.

4 NTIOUE FURNITURE, Louis XVIII style
and lime Solid Ro,ew ood Sofa aud six ChstS 20 mstch
oren b.ck frs sran; solid eose wood Center rao@ no
Po,ugal-s -le santly csryec sso, Center ana 10
round turn up Tables with the bal and eagle
claw OF tbs. &e This collection ought not 70 PC sep
,rnted .rd the pat with for less In ot 70
lover of the antique than n other IL wonia arnso
txo p.rlor, richly Apply {, No. as Clinton pace
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Go tuhom il flag Gontcrn.

INFORMATION wANTED-If WILLIAM
l.. Who lived four or Eve since With Mr. Rosera gro
Ger on the eoter OF 7,h and sh New YORK; viii call or
leave his address where he he found at the paint store.
corner Of 2st ct ard sth sv. will he to his advantage
IF WILLIAM CONDREN, who left Ireland, for
America some six years since is sill living. be ma, Learn
something TO nj. sdvsnsge BY addressing Tue 70 AUFUS i.
HIXON New. Yoik Post ofHee, without delay
County papers please copy.
nUlT-CLAIM- DEEDS for MOUNT VERNON
" PROPERTY The underigned will he a. the store ~
N.pcerbt No 81 Futops, FRIDAY the sd and iOrS-
DAY TIE 2h ms 81 to y O'Clock to receive orde in
q, 20 deliver suh De eds have been rcd fr SAID rye
VI 'o' " JOHN STEVENS.
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Il Now Res5y-roird tjition
ISRAEL POTTER:
OR slFTY YEARS OF EXILE.
Author u :. T,s.-." 0@oo" a.. se
One vol i2no eio'b. Prize, ; cett-
Reprinted from PuusT.'s Nj nthly.
tXrRAcTs Fson SoTIc,s OF TIE rstss
From The NewYo'k Courier sod snqoher.
simple ye' sphic recital Of Interesting sdven'
pre rerus.h'd IN attractive torn ron ins sates o. "a.
pam, ito Appearance 10 which se have noticed sh
favor Tor mortbs pGst AZ literary per
oInspee it equal anything which M Melville d" Pc
ouced'
Firm Nor,oc's Literary Gazette
Tsken whole req through at one htos, The nteres.
story int The s1sr Carried along from PAGE
10 page sopbg III. q1irt hesn Of one III ~ se.np
ton End scenery il LAY be tu hiants nov iapehias II
horror at passions Of ftbns and taxing as real
each shifting Tho. come before iim "
FIom The Reading Gazette.
" Melvlles beat wors"
stirring narrative spa al Diranly sTt,en.N
o. p PUTNAM Co No 10 Paftpisee
NEW SONG BOOK just published,
~ BJCKLEYs' NE .OOiEs, No ?.
Containing choice 'c'nb of Nsw and Or,io, kthopian
Meo,ie, IS suns BY oUCKLtYs Ne N-OkLEA"S sEh'
EkADERS a. their Opsra boose, No 55s Broadway ~ I.
In the eol.ctior the Owing popular Melodies.
song o. tn. Mosquito"
"L.t5.sp.sk Of = msn as we ind him"
Katy pid SoIs"
"Buetleys -eishiog Song
Sen aos Grave"
"Wsihb.'s sveuiDs Patty
Nv native Home
Say .weei,,, maid wi you be niue ,
Katy Dear Far away Sely's OTsve
MAY Cry" silver Moon is shinios bright, dc. &c.
lusrsto with scenes Tcm the Operas 81 Norma Lucrers
BoIfs aud Cnctres performed By the Buckley Price
Y, cents J cozANs, Puelsner. No ZIG S.s-eu.t
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Two PUBLISHERS.-STE aud
1 STEEL PLATES, COrv RIGHTS, a for SALE o. 90
LfASE To cuse oeitsD interss 10 P1Oshbg TIRE fcio"
offered lov prices and If BOT sold 'ogo VIII b.
Iusrsons be md (,tei I'D int circulars With
fertb.r particulars oh'siDes of ihe snescfibe-
BOTTA's AMI R1CAN REVOLUTION, svo, with po''
tI,us fec Nu lee &c
NATURALIST eoed with snd sodtios Of 100 psses
BY His. F.ti mo Cooper limo illustrated
COOPERs NAVAL history. ab ids.d BY the tutAor.
vib eobrpUs,iop from his MES &c 70 1856 !ioo tIout
COOPEks LIVES of DG,Ti NGU'SAEO NAVAL OF-
FitER', AND HISTORY or OLD lRoSslDES" limo
tktsrly resd,
QUa RTO BIBLE with Apoersphy and Pssms. Pls,ss be-
POLYGLOTT slsLE- Medium svo., IN best order with
two new sie.i Plres
WALKERS ocTAVo DICiioSARY. Late Cornish,
Ii SdSsK& q sIs FOREIGN TRAVEL AND LIFE AT
ST. So PIP Pine (ve,yioSl -,,,r, W.. y,sv
BosAPARIE FAMILY, etc broosht to 1883 BY h. w.
De Puy. u \. Consul Baden, etc Well illustrated .
NACAULAY's ENGLAND. svo, 400 PIP Late L. H.
bioekApay o. ECCENTRIC CHARACTERS 40 pp.,
limo and sfeel Plate
DICk'. cHs,srAN With Ensrsyinr
RoeERr RAMpLE's Prof FUs:s) HISTORY of EN-
BOsERr ksMsL.'s tTrof Fio.,,) HISTORY OF
Bi URRIESEE's NAPOLEON. ,ss pp, lsmo:, ie.s IN
cor tIGhT oe THE MOTH ER'S FRIEND, (Abb0tt'
CoPYRlGgr OF PsTFR PARLEY's PRESENT. tfer-
Fit.en WOOD CUTS for Qssro Bible, formerly H. x T.
iiny P1srRaIrs ON STEEL. from Den oer,tc Re
L.. Aaxa VrL
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Published This Day,
TARTLING EVELOPM S.
y THE MYsTERIEs AND MlsERIE5 OF
SAN FRANCISCO.

Price 50 cents
This is no mere creation OF fancy sern facts abound IN
every maze Any one at all familiar with California Society
Rsb or Low-wilat once recognize the Persons sebed
whether at the Mines the Gambling He'll the Court CT
Jud,e Lynch in Political Arena or in the NAYS Of Caor
nj. bu,in, detailed with csrefuness and mnaten's which
cannot fail to enable all his fehSs and relatives and general
scqu.iniarc CO. to recognize his portrait at glance.
All who have relatives there-sll whe have been
all who have had desire 10 60 ihere-shoud'
by all means, purchase this eoof
Published and Tor sale by
GARRETT & Co., Nc. le Aur-s..
Al.o for s.le nv all Booksrlrr.
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Cost ana fcuu6.

FOUND in BROADWAY, on the 2lst, .
I PORTE MoSNAIr eep,.n,nx u N ofrnoDsy shieh ihs
ear hs,. BY .ppiyirg - J II. KENNEDY, JAMES
DE GRAY Co :, No. rs Warm
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~ III e l. a NJ p L G. III II f Z 4.
$4,000 TIE FIRST YEAR
The charming story Of

Joy ~
UNCLE TbUt AND LITTLE GETTY.
The mat AUG e,sfu Boo. pabshse excepting Un;ie
Ton "
Whist numbe. Will in time be sod, predict ne
demand /. sl 80 srest -
The .st nun bei Of The New Erssnder" contains the o
Low N bic otce: =,
The .oiy Of Gerry and Unce Inc contained 10 the rst
fh.ep bspr,rs al always MAKE the boos fayors May
mother IN hrr htte the story Of the 0ldass
whom 5us )se Mysterious
ehdr. ue1 .tch sih torch add d,er be
a,u,a.d 10 The PATH dstne.s aud slowly cnoed
pet sitter apo'her hshps the din oil lamps through TIE
steel untu he disappeared al the furthsst corner
JOHN P. JENtTT a co Publishers
No WAsoiustOu q, Sosr
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ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS and DEAL
l. Frs IN IRON
VALUABLE FORGE PROPERTY sod WOOD LOT,
CHARCOAL IRON ORE, MULE TEAMS,
As &c.

On MONDAY, March D., 1855,
A. the Hotel Of Jacob o. Drske In Morto~n j., Vii b
Public Auction, between the h'us Of u and 0oes,
b, the shsrh County ho. all that va1sbe proper
ty Known a. the sHIPrESrORT FORGE. situate 10 Ros.
bury Township houN Couby New Jersey comprising about
is Of Land eas With al the Bulldogs. Dam sod
other mproyemens the IL H. undoabtedly ono Of
the for the manufacturing OF bsn mefed iron from
In the State IL 10 located tho Morris Csoa and %
TIE EseI Raj road soh property sat
four forge free coal houses dwelling hoosss for the work
men large and dwelling with anSainS vstsf-
p,wer free Of rent
II in immediate vicinity Of the beet mines 10 New
jersey and capable Of akps hundred Of hsmmsred
yearly sna properly snssed could b msdo 20 psJ
for tie vi oAe properly ie eighteen months
IL can be sebd BY railroad in es than three eouv from
New Y.rk and the preue Of the Forge se sent 70 ma
bet either BY railroad or ~ canal,
Al.o ct he place al that valuable lot CT
WOODLAND aruats In Roxtr'y Township Morris County.
N. J.. within mile Of IN. Railroad. coptaining
-FOUR HUNDRED ACRES.
more or lea
This Of the finest lots o. woodland 10 The county so1
estimated would cut twenty cords OF woed 20 rec
acre; and the coil fully EQUAL 10 sny 10 thst yeniy
wood worth e3 ps cord delivered the Railroad ct SHIP
petper which Is not hso ooe nue. ds'ehs' se' 10
whole Of II u IN fine growns condnon $500
portion Of the purchase money can fe0sn on eond ana
~ rssrs
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.lNIIDSE having cotton in store preuons to
,hr date nt this advertisement, viii not
h, charged extra storage until after the ttsl
J,y of 1uly following, after which time 1t vii
come under the rates below.
Por receiving and storing cotton
first N nth 20 cis per pale
Weighing and marking 10
Shpp,ng. receiving, and taxing
Bill adng,
VII transfer. of cotton, 10
n. bah who ON, me Viii save the cos'
by paying mc immediately -
TIOS. 7 SWANSON.
p.,.rnh,,yh June Is, 1885 ~ Am
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JEW ELkI.
JOSEPH T.. PRE Writ T. co,

JtFtfsoh, IfidN,
II AVE on hand splendid assortment, OF
j Jewelty, consisting Of gold and SILVER
watches ladies' and gcntlemen'S breast pms
of all sizes ear and finger rings bracelets
gold pen, and pencils ladies euil pms, zen.
llomen', shirt aud ristand buttons, gold
CLASPS, breast Plus ,ruhlema'ic OF Masonry
and odd Fellow ship ladies' aud gcri- mourn.
me- pms, Ac. Ac all 81 wiHch are warranted
to b. genuine ARTICLES and sold cheap
Also splendid assortment of ladies wreath,
aud attl1cials, and - lot ot superior pen
Knives.
Jefferson. Ma. ~. s>5t "
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frHf.f 10 ffiiN,
xx,IiOI.t.S t R,ru p,alrt ia IRON,
w Nal>, ,t-,..g.
,.ror,ri, aaa 'aai. nm ''o"ds
A large stock Of ever, t'-'rr'i"n "i sup
pie, Tor
founirg .uclthaai, anil idfm,rN,
The following is a li,i of some of the leading
articles glMav, kept ou hand
300 .acl. nip, ,Ia,anA, aud Java coffee
20 bhl. brown suger
10 hog~h.ad- d"
20 hbI. pul,crilei nd - tons Tenn Ir""
Loaf Sugar
100 Kegs of nails
20 cask, bacon sides,
% key, lard
400 bbl- WHISKY. Too hhl, btandies-'a-
rious brand- gln' rtc
~ boSe, If brandy cherries,
- boxes lemon syrup,
100 do clatet wine.
100 do champagne cider.
50 do mn-cat vine
80 do assorted corial-
50 do csSencr of peppermint,
so do -toughlou', bltIers
100 do star candies,
zoe do tobacco. of every description,
- do bar soap,
10000 -egars. from Tuba SKIES up 10 the finest
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales, hroom-. bottles, il,-k-, dceanief-, cork
aud cork screws,
And complete assortment OF DH NiorfS
&c, sc,
Also large supply Of Niapis and Fam
Dry Goods, Bonuet-, Hats, Boots, anc
Shoes, Sadders. Ae. 80.
Jefferson, March 70, 1884. 25-ly
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anil. rw. Dollars and \ Half Year!
=. ". LOU d UE n.y.
.,tna ,Np rKorkltI"F'

.',,. :. issued vrrklt Al TWO
vIoHil.Rs NSp n,Lf a gre, ,"" T",.r ,,a DOLLAR n,
AdN'"'e +" f,y-d unid after the - mnht'. Tue
payment ", ~ p,ti,,s Snrl- copies One bi'n"
prCr NV ",.t Al p-t.qunrr OF ten i'nes OF i'''
.t square frt~,rry .ahs"qrni 'ns"fo"i,
an, i.r .eo @a ,,' ,'' r. ' na..
N'lr'' ..nt "a III he charged on advertisements
.,f n,ld IA advance ,,i. ,b,,,.d
IN obituary notices ov~f rome SQUARE w" "e
A. Advertisements. -. ,,;,. r,,.t IA. ~,
~ .tler- addressed to thu oih'r nun w ''
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WHOLESALE and tetul dealers IN DR.,
w Goods Boots, Nhoes, Hats, Clothing,
Hard aud Queen-sare, Castings, Groceries,
Ac Keep constantly On hand "a large aud
complete assortment of the above enumerated
an,clr~, together with many others too nuner.
ou, to nam. Ne sell on liberal terms to
good AID prompt customers Come aud ,re ".
Dallas Street, Jefferson, T,Aas,
Feb II. l>55 - Is
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49, ,a,.oJ n.,aI,, If no, violated faith
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led'ld p'l ties a"I 'rue'" s"','
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MN - NOT "Hh'N' 'a'
though more designing A'n ''''' s'''o' ~
10 -, f. ,i..l Franco
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TO BE CONTINUED |

Ls,ness grows on people-it bscins in
eabwobs and ends in iron chains. The
more business man has. the moro he il
able to accomplish. fcr bs learns TO .cen".
nisr hrs tir'r
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I'E\ERNl dealers IN Urp G9'd', Hrors
u risS. Drugs, Ois, PainiS, Dg'NuFs
u rudoir GiaSS a., ".
Gruecric~ amt Iiaeglnl and Rope furnished
O.. paut,r- uu accommodating terms
N-o Receiving. for~ptdlug aud 'emmiS
..r mrrcisn1-. paila, street, Jefferson, Texas.
.,h - sal "
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1 NJ y J.G MURPHY Fuc-prooi iiriek
-. Warehouse. Receiving Forwarding and
Commission Merchants. Dallas street, Steam
boat la,udu., Jefferson frNas
i.b,rh Advances unuir IN Cash and Supplle-
upon Cotton aud troducr icit with them ini
Shipment or sale III knd~ of Produce an,
Manufactured articles received to sell ON tuu.
mission
References. Ogle,hy y Gu,w"ld and II VI
John son, Shreveport. H,-sf- \ri,ou, Ward
N,H Is Co. New Notk Wught, Da,enpnf
a. Go, \cN Orleans.
Feb 10, s55. - "
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st,u, a merchant aa a.ear r.ag
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NEW : ELEGANT PASTIME.
ffOm tie .Nc,c EoH,icn ChroDTIc
BEAUTIFUL BlJOC.

".hhs'rs. Crosby, Nichols & Co., Ill, Wash
ington street Boston, have sent US one of the
prctticst pieces of Holiday Bjoutcric that we
have seen for many day IL consists of a min
iatnrn volume printed IN tip-top style, with gill
dcd cover and glt-cdgcd leaves, containing n
poctical history OF Fanny Gray, accompanied by
six elegant cards illustrating some Of the most
picturesque events OF her life, ia coiDrcd lithn-
graph, or, TO speak more to purpose, showing
how pretty girflooks IL ia different situations
AMI as many different cD-,I.incS in short cxii-
it, one head upon halt dozen pair of shoulders
with the changes which dress produces upon
the same face and features; for Fanny's head, in
stead OF becoming turned aS some girls heads
sometimes are by their hncry, is so contrivcd ~
to slip off, when she gets too fond of one dress
aud l. put on to n new pair OF shoulders, in
new form and in new suit OF clothcs--winding
up in the rich costume of wOmanhOod, with n
pet greyhound by her side. The frst of the So.
rics ot pictures represents the cottage where
Fanny was born, with a sylvan stream crossed
by beautiful bridge and shaded bv the noble
oak tree that shadows ts garden. The whole
ot these pictures, with the portable hcad piece
ot the heroine, and the little volume of letter
press history, are put up in an ornamental box
superbly colorcd aud cnibellshcd bv gold and
fancy colorcd designs, among which is Fanny in
blue and gold, feeding her chickens. We can
hHdIy imagine any thing Prctticr than too little
girls engaged in enjoying il together; one rca,l-
Ing the verses describing the pictures shown,
and the other putting the parts in their proper
places"
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Attention the Whole,

Sarah Frcye, by next friend In Equity, Lam
vs.. John Frryc, Ahncr Buck caster. Petition
alew and Elizabeth his wife, for sale of Land.
William Bird, - Rimcr.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Com.
mSsnncr that the Defendants John Frcyc, Ab.
nor lIuckulcw aud Elizabeth his wife, William
BIRD aud - Rimcr, an infant great grand
child of Mary Bird rlcch,) reside without the
limits of this State. II is ordered on motion Of
Clinton Solicitor for Petitioner that the said de.
tcndautS, do answer, plead, or dcnur to the Pc,
tton IN above case. on or before the lSt ,lay of
June 1853, otherwise judgement pro confcsso
will he ordered against each and all of them.
JAMES II. W1TllERSPOON, G. T.. l.. d.
Feb. II, 1858. Pr. Fee 81. 2-Sn.
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To Merchants, Planters,
and Others.

I THE undersigned, formerly of New
Il, York City, but now permanent resi-
dent of Charleston, am prepared To do auvs
thing in the line of General Agency and
Commission business entrusted to me.
will make purchases OF Dry Goods, Groce-
rlcs, Uordwarc. Boots, Shoes, Fancy Goods.
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit. Jcwclrv, Confcc-
tioncrv, Books, Stationery, Liquors, Cloth
iIg, or anything else that can be obtained
either in this city or New York, Boston or
philadelphia. and on rs good terms, If not
better, than The Merchants or Planters them
selves conid buy them, thereby saving them
the Necessary cXorbitant expenses Attending
visit to this city. | will attend personally
to the packing and shipment of goods. there
by avoiding any mistakes or damage.
will also attend promptly to any Banking or
Insurance business that ! may he favored
with, and will make payment of debts
From my long experience in general mer-
camille business, am fully convinced that
can give perfect satisfaction. and suit the
most tastidiouS taste in my selections. For
my services | shall require Il moderate COM
mission, according TO the nature Of the busi-
ness.
DAVID ". GhHLhY,
Office over Birds Store, 225. King ST.,
Charleston, =. &.
Jan ~ ly
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THIs little representation of Fanny GRAY With
the accompany story in verso, il intended as au
amusement for children, and will, il is hoped,
be an acceptable presont for tho Holidays.
ii exhibited by one person. while another
reads the verse describing the figure shown, it
can be made pleasing entertainment for a par
ty OF Children.
The beautiful designs by talented lady of
this vicinity. have been drawn and printed bv
our best artists, in the most finished style; and
tue funhshers have spared no expense upon
any part OF the work, being dcsirous to present
beautiful specimen of the art of printing in
colcrs.
From the numerous commentators notices
given by the press in all parts of the country,
the following are selected ~ giving the best idea
Of this
NEW -: ELEGANT PASTIME.