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Letter from California.
!" ALL Dowx BOT TIE nor Y

This is the exclamation when player knocks
down all the ten -pins, and this expresses the
complete victory gained by the Americans Of
California, except the city Of San Francisco,
which, as our correspondent significantly says,
the Democrats put in their pockets =
Ertyaet Of letters from Californian.
.sSAN Francisco, Sept 10, 1855.
/" You vii! zee by the papers that the American
party has achieved an overwhelming triumph in
California. They have carried everything through
out the State excepting the county Of San Fran
cisco, which the Democrats put in their pockets in
the usual way--that Of voting and counting fraud
ulently. am wen acquainted with the Governor
elect, j. Nicely johnson. He is a young man, OF
good ability and win doubtless do the State efii-
Gent service In the administration Of his Office.
"The Allies on this coast and in the Pacific
ocean at large, seemed to be terribly chagrined at
the continual shifting about of our Russian friends.
so far the Russians have euded the French and
English. s
SAN FRAscIsco, Sept. 20, 1855.
DEAR Sin: ! have taken the liberty to write to
you, and to give some account Of our State cleo
u0n mere, ab 4 htu bntiencu tuhs JVu nAC . u NO
American at heart. take this liberty to write to
you. Pierce, Bigler, Frederick, Gwin, and Weller
are gone ioreyerin this State. The Wing party
combined with the Democratic party to bea. the
American party in this State, but they have not
done it; the only place they have carried, is this
county, and we beat them fair, but they stuff the
ballot boxes and out counted us, that is the way
they beat US in this county but the American
boys in the mountains have rolled down the majp-
rites for our State toket which has perfectly asst
ishsd the Loco party. The last steamer has brought
the news of the removal of our Collector, Major
Hammond, and the appointment Of Mr.. Latham.
If this had only arrived here one month sooner,
we would have beat them 10000. But we have
beaten them badly any how, now all their money
and influence have not given them a single officer
in the State. ! mean yonr paper has done great
deal of good in this State, and hope you win not
stop in the good cause till we have President,
Vice, and both Houses Of Congress. We have
fired one thousand guns for our victory here.
wonder how our Mr.. President viii like to hear of
the first gun Of the American party on these
shores. He counted on the State sure. Gwin has
worked, and SO has Henley, Weller, Latham, and
poor Dick Hammond, Bigler, Broderick, and host
Of others. The Americans were too hard party
here to beat. Enclosed I send you our State
ticket, which was elected, and will send you a
paper with the full returns if can get one.
f Yours in haste,
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There was snow in Lewisburg, Virginia, ON
Saturday.
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INTERESTING NEWS.-Being about to
II close our business, shall commence this day 10
offer stock Of Teas Cofees, and Spices at prime
cost Housekeepers and dealers should not fail to
improve this opportunity. 1850
Those indebted to us will please mske early pay
ment.
The store is for rent, and the fixtures and one new
platform scale is for sale.
HALL a HENNING,
oct l8-6tdif No. $40 7th street ~
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t9y Sons Of TeDperance.--Ana adjourned
meeting of the Grand Division of the District of Co
umbia will be held in the east room of Temperance
Hall on this Thursday evening, at O'Clock.
r. GRAY CAMPBELL,
oct 18--1t& Grand Scribe
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NALL AND WINTER GOODs.--I am
- now receiving q good supply Of Furnishing
Goods, consisting in part Of
Shaker Flannel, Silk, Scotch Wool ,4is
Merino and Cotton Undergarments, Hosiery
Gloves, Cravats, Ties Robes Canes, Umbrellas
Braces, Suspenders, Money Belts n
Perfumery, J. r. Shoes, DC
G. BIRGE,
oct 1e-1w 290 Penn avenue
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FARM FOR SALE.

HNHE subscriber will sell the farm she
u now occupies, situated in Montgomery county,
Maryland, about one and half miles from Tenally-
town, ID. @.
The farm contains about 16 acres Of highly i'm
proved land. The Improvements consisting Of n
block-house, stable, &C., apple and peach orchard
Of tho very best varieties Of fruit
II adjoins the farm Of Jos. II. Bradley, Eco, and
will be sold CHEAP. Possession given immediately.
Apply on the premises to
oct lS-eod6t N. PARKER.
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rY- The Chief Council or the District Of
Columbia will old its adjourned meeting this Thurs
day. evening at o'clock. full attendance is
desired ga4 oct 18--lt
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nv Notice The monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Directors of the Union Choir Association win be
held at the Foundry Church, 18th street. on tomor-
'THOS. e. LLOYD,
oct lS-2t Rec. Secretary
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The Lutheran synod of Maryland will
open s sessions in St. PanPs Church, of this city,
(Rev. Mr. Buffers, the corner Of 18th and H sts
this Thursday )evening, at 715 O'Clock, by sermon
from member of Synod.
The Presidents annual sermon will be preached on
Friday morning at IL o'clock.
The business sessions of Synod are open to the
public. oct Is
E NOT C. E..-The Members Of the
Northern Liberties Fire Company hereby notified
to attend special meeting Of the Company, this
Thursday evening, at 718 o'clock. Members will
please be punctual in their attendance.
BY order of the President:
]. T. HALLECK,
oct 1s--1t Secretary.
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The Irish Nalionnl Convention.

The National Convention of the Irish Einigrant
Aid Societies, as has been stated, met in \. York
Tuesday. Robert Tyler, OF Pa, was chosen
President pro TEN. The New York correspondent
of the Philadelphia Ledger gives the'following
count Of the morning session, which to have
been rather stormy:
A most exciting and personal debate sprung up,
to who should be admitted to participate in the
proceedings. - Col. Doheny said he representa- on
that noor at least two thousand armed men, hut if
Hr. acClenahan editor of the Citizen was per
mtted to take q seat, he (Doheny) would take up
his hat and walk out. .s
+ This outbarst brought Mr. McClenahan to his
feet, who informed Mr.. Doheny i'll loud voice that
he would be held responsible for that language
Doheny, amid loud cries to order, insisted upon
McClenahalI's leaving the Convention, pronounc.
ing him "a traitor" and declaring that within two
hours. he (cC would be closeted with the British
Consul making that Individual acquainted with all
the proceedings .-G
and hoped that the members would conduct them
selves rs men and rs gentlemen, and not as ruff
fans. s.... .F 81. e. t' 80 I'D o..
Mr. O'Mahony, of this city, jumped up. and wan
ted to know what the gentleman from Rhode ISL
and meant, and to whom he applied the epithet
''ruhian." -.'.z + 3 s..-. .--. -t-
A satisfactory xplanation followed
Another delegate said he had come there as a
soldier He had fought in the Mexican war. He
want an orator, and didn't come there to talk He
wanted TO free his country. ..te. is~s.-~ l.-
delegate suggested tina. Mr.. McCenahan sat
| in the room. no New Yorker would sit with him as
| he mean man. tg-e.-.t-
/ Mr.. McCienatan--FYou Her -.-- ' 80 s.--'
| The legate-shakng his fist in McClenahar's
| face, TN hold you responsible for that remark,
| when get you ont of doors -.
Another delegate said if any reporters pie-
sent, they had better retire. One of tie fraternity
with a rich Irish brogue," who claimed to repre-
| sent the New York Express, demonstrated aginst
Observation-Disclosures sas ss-s '.--
| Adelegate moved that the reporter especially of
such paper as that be requested 10 retire
| The reporter, however, kept his seat; the Secre
| tary was in favor of his staying -..
After this breeze was over, delegate from Ohio
rebuked the disposition to disilnion visible in the
/ Conversion After awhile when the ARMY was
| ready to'narch he said, they would all be squab-
bling as to who shot.lI be general, he supposed
| For his own part, no was ready TO serve in the
| ranks. ,.....s tfH - 35s----sTr - .-,-
The Convention adjourned at o'clock, in
high state of excitement, 10 meet again g. for the
purpose of permanent organization. An effort viii
be made to exclude the reporters, though one or
two of the members are soiieitous to make the
meeting public rs possible. -r ~ a..
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sANMgsa ~ ~ Is. 81. ~ sisss AtsA III
eoseKsrosnKscEo Or rHE ptsrArrn.
5.s,sa ss9ssal WAsHrSarcs, Dec s. 10 q N. y
II IN growing tedious The third day has passcd
Z did fhe hrst aud SECOND. Nj Campbell has I'M
creased to near ninety votes and thatis his utuos.
think that tomorrow ss'oar hespatshes published
wlgh this win be the histofy, this but pre,icton
Mr. Banks win attain 10 his utnost and yet nc, pe
elected II the opposition 10 the Democrats elect
anybody II will be neither 81 these genuemeh. -
This have said before, and shall beiieNe y ulIu
tho completion OF events shall ialsits my psesen.
convictions There Is a feather esSe petWeeh
Republicans and Americans which may eecone
bond OF alnion when they are flown together Ht
tie closer hut tho main bodies have so little aifec
feetlon for each other that hey WIN not vote LOT
thes aamo candidate from either si,ia, Whoever
gets their vote must DO literally of neither side
He must be- neither Republican nor American, but
liberal or tolerant towards both. There u such .
man and be viii be Speaker--unless the admins
tratien ahall go into the market some Of its not
very charitable enemies predict that Il win. s. 3
Our foreign news consists Of Improbable and I'M
important rufaors only. The Allies and the Gar
viii waste men and treasure this winter. and do
little else and in the Spring they viii resume hos
tilities The Car will lose much by this war; hut
he cannot be conquered. His inhosptable climate,
vast territories and stold and enduring people form
his strength He will require no little time to re
cupcrase after this war shall be over But fifteen
yoars hence he will have forgotten all his troubles
Like Wellington at w ateroo, he may hundred
times be- whipped, but, not knowing it, may event
1ally whip his antagonists.
The Senate does not elect its officers at stated
times. They hold over from session to session. ex
cept when an election is determined upon by re
solution. "A resolution is now pending which or
ters the election of secretary, sergeant atartns
and doorkeeper Mr.. Dickens the present secreta
ry is pretty old man, and, If veil Off shoudbe
replaced But people differ widely in regard to his
wealth aud am totally unable to offer an opinion
IL Fkso f the Hnusa had been pleetad nj a
day of this week, Mr.. Culiom would have beer
elected There is now less certainty because
thereis more feeling. The men of his stamp sheu
no spirit of compromise, and VIII be Inetby none
The message was not completed on Monday, bu
/ believe isnow Extraordinary precautions viii
be taken to secure its secrecy, even, believe, t.
the Withdrawing it from the press alto -ether. Thi
is pitiable IA i..t-si -+.t A Is. e..
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LARGE FIRE AT HosEsDALE, PA---A fire broke
ont at Honesdaie, Pa, Tuesday evening, in the
large frame building known as "Cornelrs Hall .
owned by Thos Cornell & Co. and occupied by
John Grady, Judah Levi and q. w Slock bower.
Mr. Gradys loss id about s., 900, for which he is
insurod; Mr. Lewis is 1000, and not insured; Mr..
Slockbowers g, 900, not insured; 1hos CorneIi &
Co.'S loss s., 600, and insured $1,000.
s. The flames communicated with the storehous e
owned by T. G.. & Co, in which Hece stored oGO
Hides belonging TO Messrs. Hard Gilbert e. Palmer
Loss on hides $1,000 No insurance. Governor
Throop's loss Oh the building is Si.5a0. Insured
$1,000. Isaiah Snyders storehouse was also badly
damaged. :"
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M EAEcuTIoN OF GENERAL Cosa, ,r,
Washington Star learns that when !, MA ne
me court martial of Americans into whose low
~ aiker had surrendered Corral had detern,;neS
on his death, addresses were sent 10 Walker s;a',
Gu y 81 the foreign residents in Granada, and hy
aHfne clergy and principal native citizens. askins
that his life be spared aud Offering. on the mari ~
the clergy and gthemea Of wealth, to ,nortgap,
theT fortunes as guarantee that Corral If not ex
secuted, would live tranquil In San Juan del Norte
,nt alker sterny refused to spare the yctim.-
surrounded his corpse a large majority be;n.,
women, no cut all the hair from his head In
Little locks, and imbued their kerchiefs ana nor.
Mons OF their clothing III his blood 10 be kent AZ
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CREDIT FOR HONORABLE SERvICE-'The Secre.
tary OF the Navy has addressed complimentary
letter to the L. 5. Medical Corps attached to the
Naval Hospital near Norfolk, expressing the az.
probation in which the Department holds their
self sacrificing spirit and acts OF humanity to the
suite ring sick during the late terrible epidemic
The officers referred to are Surgeons Lewis ".
Minor, L. j. Steele, James F. Harrison, Randolph
Harrison, John G. Clemau, and Francis II. Walk.
err .-. ..r -
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Expedition TO IIBERIA.-The New York State
eoioniza'ion Society have chartered the bark La.
tnartine, 'ls6 tons burden 10 convey ernigrauts
New YORK to Liberia. This vessel is to sail
passage have already been made and the boarJ
OIL managers think that number will 90 ont
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.st a nhasE-on the evening ofthe oath utimo tbs
Wese go Mary OF Plymouth Mass arrived at Kew
rug commenced unloading without nnr,s,;, morn
the Inspector forbade this PROCEEDING ,vban
a.a Fori instantly. put to sea- bound tn
despatched the II me Collector of the Port then
ias handoPh to capture the schooner na nft
i iass seen they were nip and tucl , ana when
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AN AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED AT.-Capt. Nick
erson Of schooner Harbinger which arrived at
when hall Eay between Cape Theron and Cape
Dona Maria, his vessel fred at from the shore
me cannon ball passing only about ten feet asteral
we immediately hoisted his colors, and as not
further mOlested--Roskon Lour- Inexdru = :. -
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!. sia nager Taylor, says the Southside Democrat
~. open ,., fh9nix Hall in Petersburg on the i7th
INST. with dramatic company, : -. t''n :
souta Carolina College. - 4 - y me
1 .,i owens the comodianis playing At Bourci.
eaults Ga tiles IN New Orleans. 80 = -'4's''
ss y Gsvsseor q South carolIaa Ia. recon-.
n'ssa .ss siss g December, "a be observed 8
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Aeu OPENING OF or
FALL MILLINERY TX
ri AT Mr.. Demeglnau,S ~

Va Cheap Millinery and Fancy Store,
On Main Street, between nth aud 18th Streets.
Having jnst returned from New York, Mrs. D. has
opened large and handsome assortment of fashiona
Straws, Paris Feathers and Flowers Hair Dresses
Caps and great variety of Ribbons and Ebroideries
with large lot of Hosiery and different of Fancy
Goods; all of which will be sold at the lowest New
York prices. s. ss.ef.aa $3.50 $50 =. 1850
BONNETS, CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
to order. Also Bonuets quilted for Ladies' and Chill
dren in the latest style. = 'ts 5se - - W -
u Bleaching and Pressing done at the shortest no.
tice s3esE gisk lf-fttf = l1tL-I = p oc ll-2rn+
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HEALTH OF JUDGE DouGLAs--A letter sf,,,
Sen. douglas himself addressed 10 lis brotberin.
Law, Judge Granger, In Washington, and dated -
uerre Hsnte 21th alt, conveys the agreeable intel
though not sufficiently recovered to lears h;s -,
or hold conversation N oo'
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EDUCATION.

CITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE, 9TH ST..
~ between Clay ard Marshail-Ths next session OF
my Ssloal win commence Sept. 18th and close the
first Friday la J1iy. @ 7==asa, siza-- ,,i.Hzsi s'a
$1,000. sTERms: -=s % 800
~ For English Scholars. ................s..e s2
For Classical do. s....,...,........... ~ q
Sc 10 dom F- II. r. TAYLOR
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Il Ii a1sooA1SsAUO CoEl I. q q
s@5..s
ANTHRACITE AND CLOVER HILL
c0sltsssflv 81, ha1hd.s GLOVER H1LLsEUlfF XN0
HAIL U<3AIs fhS d. fbssssnftfS pdfPoses; Rsd md
ssd mates: .stsd Limp Wilfs Ash FOR foandriss-
Of which they are prepared to sell good terms
~ & csn Be purchased h the city e
Streets. ar thsr once ii Isl Clover hin ysrd viii
DO promptly attended to. - :. s ss.fs4s
They have for the eonvenienee Of their customers,
made ma arrangement By which orders LEFT At the
counting room Of the Knquirer g9ice viii also hsye
due attention. VIM. n. DAVIS - CO.
+ de5-2w eM eaa 5SEs .a ~ sgx
1 a NTHKACITK G GA L..-C o.
Z "A hand and for sele the best srticir of Red and
Whrse Ash AnthYscits C0ai. Ordefs left ut Messrs.
Dove l. Co. will In isttcndsdto promptly
JNO. w. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
I no2s-tf 2 sgs ~ Corner aeth and Doek -.
4 NTHRACITE COALs-The Subscriber
N keeps coussantiy ON hand a supply of best AN
THRAClTE COAL, AID viii sell as low a. Il can be
bought in the city OrdeD left at No "A Maau street.
will meet with prompt Attention.
'1sOAEsLT am prepared q fnrnfsh Coke
~ of superior quality, and confidently recommend
1t az preferable fuel ID respects 70 either wood
or coal IL IL peculiarly adapted 20 cooking ranges
aud stoves and to furnaces for heating large
render it convenient and for parlor and 9th
Orders LEFT at the Coke yard, corner 10th street and
Basin Bank, win be promptly executed. Terms cash,
or It's equivalent. -1....---s. .f.sgf1
&c Its -, - JNO. J. WEkTH. AGENT !.
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= y ~
INKS.T EFT TON-.

49,, . IMIfS. X. Il FON--OVER .HNa
= METHODIST BOOK CONCERN, -
w hez winter tyles of Millinery on Dee. -S&
d. consisting of Satin, Velvet and Silk Bonusta aud
Iarlqus othei styla Also Headresses, Caps Flowers
md Feathers for the head; Hair Brsids and eyeat
Tarety of Fancy Articles, suited to the taste OF the
adies. - 1890 ; 80. i9ses.,,,ss r .s.s>i Il
Cioaks, Dresses, Nantes, &s, maaeto ordar. - %
. Ia A--en12,x-s -. 81.
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. Vessel. s.s .tl sears y Norfolk, and corn il
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"a. ,ra,ssrs Of sessiax I ztsI9-Ths Fovsizn
Nsees--t3sx. Cxi1om srHuAcy rRe e
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a FOX RENT--A comfortable Dwell
E:s ing-House the alley the LIST Market, be-
Ell tween 18th aud iath sfFsets- The house. hes SIX
good rooms besides basement and passages, and in
good repair, having been painted and whitewssi.ed
within the hast two months Applyto
de 6--dts s}t8 Esef j. r. KEFSEE on 18th ss.
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o. NOTICE..-On and Rfter the list of
AfNDecsmber, my rates of Charges viii be as fol-

o%-R p. FOR SALE..-A fine CAR.N
RAGE that has been Tut little I3S
-l--used, and pair of well-broke
young HORSES. Apply to
!. no l3--ts 80. LEE & OEERRY.
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" ER MILL 10 MI 50 ~. Trieste AS
ea'aese sefnalaoh' w s-' w. sATTLEa
AZ ~ Auin sssse
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IeA FOR RENT.-A comfortable Tepr-
Vs meat pa the rornsr OF ErankIlp aaa sd stcssf
4eA Possession given on the lst November, or ssps.
oc 2O--ts ''' - JAMES MALONE.
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That - tho undersigned do hereby constitute and
appoint - attorney s------ for ----- and In -
name, to vote all questions that may ho brought
before the neetng of the Stockholders of the Rich
inond and Danvlle Rail Road Company to be held at
- on = the day of -, or at any adjourned meet
torney in the premises, fully as if - were pres
ent, and voting in person. as EQ8
La testimony whereof, - have hereunto affixed
- hand thiS - j2y of = 49, no f6-lm
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FOR KENT THE large and new

Es erected Tobacco Factory with comfortable cab
k rus for Servants, In the county of Pttsylyaniss
situated six miles below Dsnyilie immediately on the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad, withia = few huir
dred yards OF the Mil Stone Depot in thiekiy SET
tiled and fine tpbaeco growing I4lt Of tte 'eesass{
with plenty Of wood end water convenenI. Psssehs
wishing 70 engage in the nspufscture Of Tobacco for
the next year. would do WELT to look ct tbs above fac
tory before rentng elsewhee. The expenses Of man
ufacturng being muck less in the country than in
town Any information can be had by applyias 10 ne
subscriber, or by writing TO At RinEEod Post Of
fee. de 6-5t d. N. MCDOWELL.
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FOR RENT on LEAsE.-The.e
two large STORES or WAREHOUSES, Nos,

E5.::a two large yTONES or WANEHOUSES, NO,
A~ l61 and ie9 opposite the Exchange Bank Of Viz
sinia and adjoining the large and elegant stores Of
Messrs Kent Paine Co. Each Of these stores front
- feet On Man street. with i've floors. running back
paved court or yard In the rear, from which wds
paved alley lesdsto It'll street. opposite the wing Of
the American Hesef These are amongst tbs Eross
comniodioas and substantial baaingsin the city aid
are well arranged for business establishments OF hIss
clsss there being In fsct room rnopgh 70 each tene
nent for two establishments. These stores arc now
being painted inside nd out The large storesoein
and basement ot No. f61 can be had immediately tns
upper floors being already leased except one arg
room the Sd story. Possession Of tenement ne ios
tbs LIST September next. 4. 81
The superior alton Of these stores being IN ne
hesrt ofthe city 10 TOO web known to require further
peIcs. Apply 70 JosyeH JAnEs Jr1 u Vie store o.
Hush ". fry. &Sqs " ~
je G-3tawts gssx FLEMfNf3 LANES .
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I WILL, SELL PRIyATELY three hun

DY JAlIESTOWN..-WeI are receiving
ID by jamestown, several packages of new and sea-
sonable Clothing consisting of Fine Cloth Talmas,
Over Goats, Cloaks Dress Frocks, Fine Black Doe
skin Cashmere Pants rich Velvet, Silk and Satin
Vests rendering assortment complete. Can and
examine stock and prices ut the money Savings ins
tuition of ss 81 st taH -
de 4 asl.t-Hs - KEEN. BALDWIN & GO.
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-, D kOik KENT--A small Kriek Hense
E on the corner OF Cary ard 9th streots suiisols
per month. Posse sson given LIST January next.
Also, desirable Room Ia my new building,
per annum Possession given immediately. This
rapm nag vii the modern conyeDiences and wg.sd
free of charge. Messfs. Dusal L Norton viii stdw
the rooia. Apply to RICHARD q. MORRi5S, or
lie 6---3t" - 90 BARRETT & MORRfSs.
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g. FOR RENE--The large and well ars
8!:i snged Store, No. Sc Main greet, three loo.s
=, below Purcell, Ladd Co.'s, admirably located
for any business. re. - - %
Also the upper part of the Tenement corner of
Franklin and Governor streets, occupied by Mrs
Shepard as q boarding house.
Also, the upper part of the Tenement on Governor
street, near Franklin, row occupied by w B. Wool
bridge, Esq, Attorney ut Lasv Apply 10 ga !. UT
q f3s.E HENRY q. CANNON
no 16-lm Ofiice on Franklin near Governor A.