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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-03


Glass windows we're first used in....... .lls9
Chimneys in houses. s..................l 1885
Lead pipes for conveying water. ..l252
Tsllow candles for lights. 1890
Spectacles invented by an Italian. ...... 1899
Paper first made from linen. ...........l3O2
Wooden cloth first made in England. ....l33l
Watches made in Germany. ny............ .l470
Variation Of the compass noticed. 1882
Pins used in England. ........ .l54o
Circulation of blood, by Harvey. ....l6l9
First newspaper published. ."l637
First steam engine invented. .........."l649
First fire engine invented ............"l663
First cotton planted in the U. S.......~l769
Steam engine improved by Watt.
Steam cotton mill erected. d.............l763
Stereotype printing invent Scotland. :.l7s5
Animal magnetism, BY Mesmer,. .......l7ss
Sabbath SCHOOLS established, Yorkshire. l7s9
Electro. magnetic. telegraph, Morse. lisp
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Rain In Kirkwood in 1856.
Brigadier Generals Election.

The Board Of 0facerss says the Caro1inian, of the
fifth brigade of South Carolina Militia which recently
convened in Columbia, we understand have decided
that new election shall be held for Bhgader General
Major General Aiken, we learn has confirmed the de-.
cision and ordered election on the 9Th septe.
Der next
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WANTED, 4
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

MY Clients cautioned against selling their war.
Vl rants without consulting me-having orders to
purchase from New York, Washington, Cincinnati, 10.
~ Pensions due to Widows and surviving Chil.
dren of Revolutionary soldiers attended TO- assisted
by an eminent Counsellor at Law, in Washington City,
who has been long practically acquainted with the
pension business. JAMES TAYLOR
Sumterville, s. @. June 26-h
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On tho lstofJuly the system of Registration
Of valuable letters, prescribed BY the Poslofice
Department, in accordance with the provisions
OF the act of the Sd ofMarch, 1855 will 60 into
operation.-The regulations Of the Department
provide that on the payment Of a registration
fee of five cents receipt shall be given by the
Postmaster, when letter is mailed, and ex.
traordinary precaution he used in its forwarding
and delivery, Its not to be confined to money
letters, but any letter will be registered which
the writer considers valuable, and while the
Department do rot make themselves liable for
the contents of-sach letters, the additional care
taken in their tr,umission and delivery, and the
proofof mailing, furnished by the receipts, is fully
worth the amount oEthe fse:- Tho regulations
prescribed by the Postmaster General, in, rela-
ton to this matter, will be found placarded in
front ofthe Postof6ce for the inspection of those
concerued.--G Charleston Courier.
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A Good. Agent.

If any Of our country friends-e1changes desire e
good local agent they will find Mr.. Augustus f. Co.
hen, of Charleston, all that they could desire. He is
prompt to eollee: and the best part of prompt to
pay over. He has been our agent in that city for
some time and wo confidently recommend him to 9th.
ers -
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UNsopHIsr1cAED.-A man lately; inquiring
for letters at the Lexington( Missouri) Post Office
was told there were none, upon which be asked
ifthore was not another Post Office in town.
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Inventions.

The following table gives the year of some
of the most important Inventions and discove-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-07-03

DIsxrssAL-We were informed yesterday
that Amos Kendall, Esq, President ofthe Wash.
ingtou and New Orleans Telegraph Company,
had dismissed from Office Mr.. Charles Edwards,
the chief ,operator'in the relay station in this
City. A:more shameless and unighteous eser.
else Of petty tyranny We uoser perPstratsd, !:
IL C1rolsna Tyntss
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RAIL ROAD AND BANRDIyI.
DEND.

- 81 ssa 90 - II
THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD COM.
Il PANY having declared Dividend of FOUR
DOLLARS AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per share,
and the South Western Rail Road Bank, . Dividend
OF SEVENTY.FIVE CENTS per SHARE for the six
mouths ending June 80, 1855. The united Dividend
Of FIVE DOLLARS per share will be paid ut tho
aforesaid Bank on and after the 2d inst.
The Dividend on Stock in the Road, having no cor.
responding shares in the Bank will be paid on and a
ter the I'd inst at the Bureau Office Of the Company
in John St. and at the Branch Bank Of the State OF
South Carolina at Camden.
THoS. wARING,
Auditor s. G.. R. B. CO.,
JOHN G. COCHRAN,
Cashier 8. ". R. r. Bank.
July 8, '27 #.
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A DISTINGUISHED VIslroR.- Edmund Lafav.
cite, grandson of the Marquis de Lafayette, so
distinguished as the brave and generous cham
pion Of American Independence has been spend
ing few days in Delaware with the Du Points,
who were the early friends Of the General
The Wilmington Journal says:
all the places Of interest in the vicinity, one Of
his earliest being to tho scene Of the battle at
Chadd's Ford, in which his ancestor first shed
blood in our cause. The very spot upon which
the General was standing when he was wounded
was pointed out by some Of the old resi-
dents
Mr.. Lafayette 10 about 81 years Of age, oi
fine countenance and engaging manners. he
bears some resemblance to, his grandfather,
though amuch handsomer man.
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swithhs and The fine Of his dsatIbe iasaibed to
iperpeiuate bis memory,
Resolved Thata copy OF the above be forwarded 10
the family Of deceased brother and that the same
be published In the Camden Journal, Tefnper,ncs
Standard and Chester Standard.
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ny J, C. slcGUIRE, Auet,on,,-

/ AkGE AND MAGNIFICENT SALE Inv "a,
al"sus. t3f elegant and costly Fancy Good su;,
able Tor Holiday Presents, containing the Late, no
signs and Novelties of European Arr. HouseEra,;,o
Articles, &c.-On MONDAY morning. J.nsary al
1888, and at o'clo * in the evening at the store
room adjoining Harpers dry goods store. PennsvIvo
MA avenue, between 9th Il: d 10Th streets .hau
sell without reserve, invoice OF Bohemian CIa..
ware, from the Royal Manufactures of Prague and
Vienna, VIZ:
Nantei Vases, rokals, Bou.ct Holders. Ga a Re.
celvers, Pot POUR Jars, FIacons CoIoynes.
TumbIers, Goblets. Champagnes. CIareIs
Wines, Spoon Holders, niger Bowls Wine
Cooiers, Fruit Bowls, We're deau Sets, sc.
Also, All invoice OF heavy English and French Cry.-
tai cut and Engravei Glassware viz: De-
canters Bowls, TumbIers, Gobiets Oh an
pagnes, Ciarets, Wines, &c.
Also, an invoice Ot French China Dinner and Tea
sets, Mamie! Vases, CoIognes, Baskets Tete-
aTetcs, Coffees, sc.
Also, an invoice of Bronze Figures, Vases Perfume
Stands, Candeiabras, Ceupes, Candcsticks,
Card Stands
Also. an invoice of Rosewood Work Boxes Writ
ing Desks, Ladies' RcticuIes. Gentlem en- q
Dressing Cases
Also, an invoice of Lava aud Antique Ware. Etus
can glass, Sax China: Venice Glass, Biscuit
China SC.
The Goods will be open for exhibition on the
morning of the sale.
Terms $50 and under cash over that amount a
credit sixty and ninety DAYS, for notes satsiacor
ly endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
JAN Ill AuCiiorner.
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BY D. c. MeGUIRE. Auctton..r


L'N' ELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
H Keeping Effects AT Au iion.-On TUEsUAY
crnng, January 9th, at 10 o'clock at The residence
OF a gentleman declining housekeeping, nu southeas,
corner OF Ninth and streets, shall sell all his fur
ntUc and effects. viz:
Par Of walnut Tete- Tete Sofas covered with dam
ask
Walnut Whl1nnt, set Grandales
Marbe-tsp Centre Table, Rug.
Mahogany hair spring eat Chairs
Blue and gold DaIna-k Cuy,ins
COrnice and Shades
Tapestry, three-ply and Venetian Carpets
Handsome Engralings, Lamps
Marble-tnp SidebOard dining Chairs
Walnut Extension Table. ls feet
SI!v, plated CastoTs, TabI, Cutlery
French and Ston. China, Glassware
Double and single Cottage Re,Is.rads
Bureaus, Washstands, Toilet Sets
Feather Beds. BolserS and Pillows
Superior haiT md husk Mattresses
tnt2ge Chairs, Rockers, Clock
Two superior Cook Stoves and Fixtures
Together with general a sortment of Kitchen Re
quistes.
Terms: $40 and under ca an; over that amount
credit oi thirty and sixty days. for notes satsfactor
ly endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
Ja"'- Auciioneer.
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ACADEMY

OF +OpEhN LANGUAGES PENMANSHIP.
AT IA Penn. avenue, between 18th and l3tt s,s
WRENCH, SPANISH. and ITALIAN taught by
L Prot. ID. ID PlANE by a Lew ystsm, the onl7
natural and succ ssful mlde tina. command. the at
tenton IF all those who have failed or found tn.
above Languages too difficult or too tedious with
o'hsr te8c' era
PENMAHaHIP taught BY simple and easy me-
TO-, D. which the tiaest hand writing may be 4
taired IN fifteen Lessons
Parents wishing tneir children instructed in these
branches are r. qGt sted to call and nvincs them.
sevee of tie inf.lihc and best msa IS Of te aching
49, For terms, zee the teacher. Gail from u to
O'Clock.
he nj, hest reference gwen. de, Ie-2vs
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS

IA It'll pleasure W. ipfolm our friends tina. We
" have us: returned from the North with an
immense assortment of new and beautiful GOODS,
suitable for presents, such Work Boxes Desks.
Papier eache aud inlad Goods, Gard Cases, lorts
Mounaes CSar Cases and stands fine China Vas. 8,
Hante OF nsm"ne bronze and yaria1 mar b. fis ures,
Baskets, Chill hens T'ys, Brushes, Combs reriu.
merry, Musit Mus cal lnstruu cots, Piano Stools and
Covers, fhe Ensrgav.ns and host of Fancy Goods
too numerous flr an adver,i3 meut, al of which We
will take pie sure in exhibiting and promise 10 Sell
at low rates JNO +. ELLIa
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10Th ets.
dec 4-tf
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Arrival Of the Black Warrior-Tidings Of the
Sloop Of War Albany

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The steemer Black
Warrior arrived here to-day from Havana,
with dates to the 9th ult.. but embracing
nothing of the least interest from Cuba.
1t was stated by some passengers who left
Laguayra on the sth Of October, tat the U.
5. sloop-of war Albany was then and there
and all hands we'll. 1t was understood that
she was bound down the coast.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Jan Cotton has a down.
ward tendency. Flour-Prices are a trife
lower than yesterday; sales of $500 bbls. good
Ohio at S9.43i s. SIT; Southern is firm and
unchanged Wheat and corn are up~ ard and
firm. Pork is dull with a declining tendency;
sales of mess at Sl2.7j. Beef is dull with a
declining tendency. Lard upward and firm
Whisky is fIm-0hio at S7!c
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Louisiana auense opposite the Bank Of bashfSstoS
AFR THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
wi the attention OF the public to examine bis
rtock of GOODS. which he has op sned on louisiana
avenue bet seen Sixth and Seventh street,, opposite
the Bank of Washington, consisting Of ell descrip.
tious of Teas, &c, Imperial. 6unpoSier, and Black
Tea: Win 8 ana Liquors, of ali rorts, which he can
cell at the lowest prices for cash approved paper.
Besides al the n.cssssries for Grocery Business,
viz: Br ,oms. Buckets, Ced n Tubs, Matches, Sc,
&c. Please call AID see for yourselves,
nov 22-3m
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Destructive Fire In New yorl

New YORK, Jan. 3.-Ths extensive whole
sale grocery establishment of o Il A. Wet.
more, occupying Nus. II and IS Water street.
corner If Old Slip, was destroyed by fire this
morning The loss and insurance have not
been ascertailed
LArER.-The loss has been ascersainei to be
S35 900, and with q full insurance A large
quantity of cotton was burnt.
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

'ENHE subscriber has large and varied ass?rt
msnt OF Cakes aud Pa try for the Chistr as hol-
idsys E3ptc al attention is called 10 the quality as
vel as to the variety OF the eup?ly.
Plumb, Pound, Jelly, Sp nge AM Tea Cnhe
Mince, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries coz
staniiy On hand.
Fresh Grsa', .:scnit, >nng, am Husk every even-
ing in tine for tea
The pubii are invited to cal and examins before
purchasing elsewhere.
CaAS ". HAVENNER,
street between q and Sixth streets.
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EEw YORK, Jan. 2-The Wing General
Committee are in session to night, and having
n stormy time over contested seats. The issue
is between Seward Wings and Know Nothing
Whigs.
There is considerable ice in the North and
East rivers, causing some damage to small
craft. The weather il now mild, with indica-
tions of rain.
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Failure at st. LOUIS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Messrs Belcher & Co,
of st Louis, sugar refiners. have failed. Their
Liabilities are said to be So 10000, in volvinga
prominent stock broker Of this city to the ex-
tent of $22j 900, and a banking house also of
this city to the extent of $500, 900 Sundry
Bcrtcn houses also suffer to the amount Of
81 900 coo
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The New York Failure

NEW YORK, Jan 2-Wadsworth Shell
don 8 Liabilities amount to 81 000 600, but show
resources largely above this amount, and
hopes are entertained that they will shortly
Resume. The suspension was caused by a
failure to receive expected remittances
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Pennsylvauis Senate.

HARRISBURG, Jan. The Senate met at
o clock this afternoon, and after three uu-
successful ballots for speaker adjourned till
Tomorrow. B. ID. Hamlin (dem received Ia
votes; John Hendricks (vhig) IL; and there
we're scattering votes
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Damage by Fire

Boston, Jan. S.-The large brick building
on the corner of Haverh;Il and Traverse
streets, owned by Aaron d. Weld, was badly
damaged by fire this morning Ii was occu-
pied by Harding Dodge, morocco dressers;
Z. Cieaves, machinist; and Gore & Howard,
sewing machine manufacturers, who are the
principal sufferers.
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Charleston Market, &c.

CHARLESTON. Jan. 3-Cotton is firm; the
sales of two days were 9 $50 bales.
The New Orleans papers have been received
but they contain nothing OF Importance
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CHILDREN'S BOOKS.

| IMPORTED direcs fir; m London by
l. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Fairy Tales, Translated from the German, many en-.
graTiugs
Tales If he Kings OF England, by Percy, many en-
Cravings
Robinson Crusoe, with seveny beautiful engrav.
ings
The Chllcs Picture and Verse Book translated from
tbs German, hy Mary Hewitt, msny eBgrav
ings
Reynard the Fox, illustrated by Van Bverdingen
Story about Christmas, by Mrs sinnstt
d aad 81 many Others Enslish' French American.
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Sailing Of the America

NEW YORK, Jan. The America sailed
this noon with ~ passengers for Liverpool and
l6 for Halifax. She took out $50 900 in spe-
Gle for Halifax, but none for Liverpool
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Illinois Legislature

CHICAGO, Jan. 2-The Legislature met this
morning at Springfield, and organized by
the election of thomas Turner (anti ebraska)
Speaker, and L. I. Bridges, clerk.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Expressly Tor The Daily Evsnins Btat


DosroS' Jan S-The Senate have elected
q " bslchley, of Worcester, President. No
1pos.ef Oh the House has yet been elected
Ane'0sefnors message is expected to- morrow.
Inc cunard steamer Asia, with later Euro.
pean news, arrived at Halifax this mo,n;,a
ana Is now en- route for Boston He, new,
has not yet been received.
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Legislative Nominations,

BosroN, Jan. S.-The Know Nothing eau.
cuses have nominated Henry w. Benchley for
President of the Senate, AMI Daniel C Eddy
for Speaker Of the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-03

The NATIONAL To N1eHr.-Four ballets
VIII DO presented by the Rousset troupe to
night, At the National. Caroline, the p,tn1a
aa"se",s of the troupe. VII appear In each
piece 1t should be remembered that wi'h
TINS week the performances Of this charming
company close.
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

4 VERY .kRnH AasORrMtNT az ENGLfEn
\ Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic Prayer B2oks il,
rich and seg ant binding, and cfildren's Boak lie
mos Extensive collection tofJre tifcr, 4 il he
District
Also, 90 d assortment Of Cutlery ard Fanny Sta.
tionery. Just rsceiTei and for sale 1T x eat bar
bsins By T. X LUNDY
No. 125 Briigs street,
lie, 10
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3-Plour is unchanged
and holders firm. Howard Street, 50; City
Mills, S. 81, Wheat-Sales of 10 600 bushels
at yesterdays rates. Corn is unchanged
Sales of $4,000 bushels at yesterdays prices.
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Relief Of the Poor

NEW YORK, Jan. 3-The committee of the
Corn Exchange, appointed to raise subscrip-
tionS for the relief of the poor, have reported
the collection of $1,000
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GROCERY ANDuOUOR STORE.

T L. BAILEY, 40. AS Seventh street between
u q and II, haI en- hand a fresh assortment Of
SUGA TEAS, C9FFEES, SPICES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES, Of every description, which he oilers
at the lowest market rric 6. IL slic!ts share OF
public patronage. feeling assured Of his ability TO
p'esSe all who may fav-r him with cal
faco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-03

WATCH RErURNs.-Wm. Tyler, profanity !;
fine and costs. VIM. Forestell, assault; Jail.
ames Digges, colored, profanity; workhouse
80 days Charles Frank and Henry Johns,
Migrants, do.
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Pennsylvania Legislature

! KRIS BuRG, Jan. 3-The Senate have
i'm fifteen ballots to day, and the last vote
stands the same as yesterday. Adjourned un-
til to morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-03

WE ARE requested to state that the J. NJ
st John mentioned yesterday in the watch
returns. is not j. M. St. John, son of Mrs.
Mary st. John, on Fourth street east.
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Looking GIs sses,
FAMILY GROCERY.

Northwest c1r,.r Of 7Iti:teesh and II streets.
III subscriber nav ny taken the above-as med
gi:a a y U.s. ss, 6 L S;sS GROCER
supply o. FAtlLY GROCERIES, Of the very hes
sibia rates TOR c.sh, or on shor credit to punctual
customer.
He solicits continuance Of the custom of the TO-
mer patrons OF he house, and begs to inv lite he at
acqusintances to tn quality of bis goods, and the
arrangements made TO secure the liberia patronage
of the public. jackson
dec l2-Im
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UNION ACADEMY.

Csrnsr Of Fbar:sehta ST. ard NtW York auenie.
FEW pupils can be received 20 make up
n the limied number. Application must he
made soon. The discipline, instruction, and means
of illustrate such t. insure satisfactory pro-
gres in those upis WHO a,e purctual, regular aud
ob~dient-
Circulars ct the Bookstores
dec 3g-3m T. RICHARDS, Principal.
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T. h. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY.

I. 81. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,
Az Eighth st adjoining hainsy's Livery Stables.
OWING TO the increased tr DE- which a generous
~ publ has bestowed upon ms, have been com.
PEELED to erect 9cw and larger lilding for the
irving on + cnr busiuess. Here shall b, en-
sbled to |xecu'e all orders entrusted t. me- with
greater ftciities ard oispa ch. and would respect
fully solicit continuance o: the publ IS patronage
Carrisg an WFgf ms, of thu most mod IN style,
bu:lt OF The best N terisls and warranted to give
satisficti n.
epairS of every description punctuslly attended
t..
For sale, cheap, secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly new. dec 26-tf
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For Sale and cent.

STORE FOR RENT-THE ELIGIBLY SITIr
- ated Store on "a. avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, lately occupied by us.
IiLBUS & nITZ
POSSESSION gwen immediately. Enquire at our
Music Depot, corner Pa. av. and llth street.
ian ST
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ASTROLOGY DEMONSTRkTFD

DROFES5OR LEO SOUND continues TO 'orete!l
L all particular events incident to human life.
such as advice given for III. succe.sful sccorIf. b.
ment Of a wealthy marr aye, rhan.:n. OF tisn. q
Office or s;tua ion, oil frieLds, riches, pr pert Sub
lent OF demanded, travelling, absent re sou: laa.
suits, sickness death ami all coEcerns of lie. Tha
Profess also may be- consulted on Tall mans IA
nilisr Astroicgy.
Terms: Gen lemen 81; lai!es 30 cents: eoars,l
people rs cents each
Madam Rossilla may lie c. nsulted tha czr 3 q.
the same place, u stairs. White psop g so cent;
cclored people % cents each. Apply st No ss3
(Astrology over the dtor) corner of C and Twelfth
street, on the el&nd. dec le-swx
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Failure at Pittsburp.
Kew York Politics-Weather

PIrTsBunG, Jan 2.-The Banking House of
Gen. Larimer Of this city failed to day
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E!fOK RENT. tn. SPACIOUS STORE ROOM On tbe
L corn cf Seventh and strests is fer rent It
Is one OF the bst stands for bus ness on the treet
and has good dry cellar. It has been used for the
dry goods business, and is rrady ST slved Apply %
ROTnWELL t BROWN,
LoDia avenue, opqo5 - Bank of Washington
H~y lS-eotf
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! ARG u" ELLING-H0UsE TO LhT-sITU.
L at'd On the aet eide OF Sc enth street one door
ab W street aud only :wo squs from tie Pater
Office. The house has been butt but few years
IS iarge aud us, obtaining fourteen rooms
fitted with gas fixtures; Ia, L pump with excellent
vat il the yard, and cist=rn water In the house
bath rooms &c; large ys-, with etable and car.
mage house Apply. ne1t door to the house, 10
nov l5-eotf A. ROTHWELL.
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- room, very neatly furnished and very comfort
abie is for rent, opposite Wizards Hotel, No. 215
an 2-3t* Tr PRIERIrS
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