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as the property of Eliz'th Mcleod nj tho

as the property of Eliz'th Mcleod nj tho
suit Of Il e. Webb One horse levied on
ms tho properly of w Fl Mcleod at the
suit Of r e. Webb One reuro levied on
as tho property of NJ d Mcintosh at the
suit of Daniel Jones and w J McFaddcn
One negro levied on rs The property of
John & Bcthunc at the suit Of Henry
Kelly One acgro levied on as the proper
ty OF III Cassels at the suit of John Lock-
lair One horse levied on as the property
of James G Anderson at the suit of Thos
Flowers q. Go One horse levied on us
the property oil w + Shorter al the suit
of S J Barwck On" negro levied on as
The property of w NJ Moore at the suit of
D ] Wlnn e. A ] Moses, Butler t5 New
berry, and w & Vose One negro levied
on us he property Of John koab ut the
suil of w /. Reynolds Two negroes
levied on as the property Of Henry w
Atkinson al tho sun of e. Shannon, w
ID Mcdowell g. Go James Dunlap, ,
cases Mclaughlin. ami |. Mnrrcil
JNO RllAAlE, S S d
Shcrilf's Office, 10Th Jan 1855 l3
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School Notice,

I'M ISIS lloETEN>IA lIAYNSwoRTll has re-
Eve opened her school Tor young ladic 3
and girls.
MISS s. WELLS, Assistant.
Terms per Session Of five Months.
lst Class Elementary studies Tor young
est girls :. $40 90
End I" &C with Geo
graphv. Arithmetic, Grammar,
and lli>t'ry Sl2 90
3d, 4lh" Higher studies for young
ladtcS Sl3 w
Instruction in The French Language, II 90
~ Hours of attendance at the school
room. from Q o'clock in the morning, To
half past , o'clock u. NJ.
II an increased number of pupils re-.
1uirc it, nthrr Assistants OF the highest
a'tanmenls will he employed.
January ID. 1855 III Atcuw
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DR.. r. A. Bethune

HAVING permanently located himself
near Muldrnw's Steam Mills, offers his
professional services to the citizens Of the
surrounding country. and trusts hy care
and attention TO h y patients, to merit The
liberal patronage Of the community in
general. His charges will he reasonable;
motto, live and let live" Office ut the
residence Of John +. Mudrow, where lie
may always he found unless called off ON
pTnicsS,iihi business.
Bra,lieyvillc, S. e. Jan. 3, 1853 8 Ban
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JEIo 1'nG a,n'vc reward Of I-wcn'y Dol
~ lars, will hc paid for The delivery to
.-AS,nysuif. or inigurni in Sumter Jail,
of my Boy lIARNY. who left NV premises
III April last. lie is black, about siX fee,
hirh, has good teeth. an,l is intelligent. His
rannr is supposed To he from This neigh.
horlinnd, On which h- has numerous rcIa
tivcS) Ia about Scut,sv,ile on Back river.
J. ". GREEN.
Nov. SilI, 1851. , II
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Notice.

There is no us" IN talking. The suhsrsi-
bcr has cln>rl his business iGr the pnr-
pose ri settling. aud must have money ro
meet pressing demands. ani hopes that
those wh" are in hiS debt will appreciate
lIIs necessities, come forward and srt lc
immediately II. ID. FRIERSON
Jiu II, 1885 ii #
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New Goods
AT THE NEW STORE

All THE NEW STORE
UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.
A. NJ. NEWBERY givcs notice to the
citizens of Sumter and Darlington District,
That he is now receiving and opcnining at
his NEW STORE, II chnicc and we'll Sc
lcctnd stock oI Dry Gnnds, Hats. Caps,
Boots. Shnes, Crockcry, Glassware, Gro
cerlcs. S"Ilrry, Hardware, Ready Made
Clothing, &c.
L" all Of which he invites the attention
OF the public, especially the LADIES'.
a. NJ NE\YBERY.
November %. 1851 > If
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Land for Sale,

Ei!E Undersigned offers Ior sale tract
L of land containing three hundred and
twenty five acres, situated one mile South
Of Brc' ington Lake
Tho situation is pleasant and beautiful
and unsurpassed by any in the district for
good wafer, health and tine range for Stock.
Terms will be made to suit the pur-
chaser.
Address JNO. J. INGRAM.
PInw,lens MILLS p. o.
January IOih l~55 10 4,
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A Call in Earnest,

All parsons inlrhiel TO tbs by note, or nc.
count previous to the first OF January last are
respectfully requested to make immediate puy-
meHf.
We arc in want ofall the money that is ow
ing to us, and we trust this call will not be
disrcgnrdcd.
ROGERS d SPENCER.
Bishopv!llc, Nov. -, 1851. If.
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Wanted.

THREE NEGRO BOYS, from l6 to ls
years old, rs Apprentices to the Carpenter
Trade, under BEN, foreman Of Winns New
Store. now being put upon sight Of the old
Iavcrm in Sumterville.
A. J. MOSES.
Nov. 90. 1854 5 II
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Having Bought the interest in the
Stock IN trade from Mr.. y. N. Butler n.
The late firm Of BUrLER Il NEwDEnY.
will from ih:S date carry nn The mercantile
business upon my own responsibility. | re-
turn my thanks; to The customers OF the
late firm, an! earnestly solicit a con,lnu-
ance OF their patronage.
a. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
Oct 26, 1851. | IT,
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!. II. 10 HEX
a. MCCAIN NEWBElll

Having sod my interest i'll the Sock in
trade to Mr.. 4. NJ. NEwRLEy, would
literally patronizcd lI' Iaic fra,.
y n. BUTLER.
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THU iiiRLLEE HOUSE,

SHnltcrvilic >. q. Nov. 1864.
Tins House. ..uatcd immediately on
the Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road
aud al very nearly u r"nlrai point ciwecn
Wilmington n. &. Charleston 5. e.. and
Augusta CL.. l. sill u,,"n Tor The reception
AMI accnnnoln on % ihn travelling pub
lic. and affords lhe tired traveller an op-
pnrlnn';y To lay over II night on HE tire
some journey hc'wccn The points above
alluded 10. The Proprietor has fitted up
several com 'oriablc bedrooms lor that en-
p'c~s lnrp'Sc and having incurred the
.irA h"nry rcrcndiimc on ,l,s Inc of road
'or 'hc rmnurl and accommodation %!
traveller. he hopes, by lhc continued and
un'ircinT Zca! on HE part oi tue Manay rs
fihc establishment. Ia secure cunlinu.
ancc ol HAT liberal patronage bestowed on
hiin inr The last ten months. lie could
refer Ia hundreds from the North, South,
East and West, as to the claims of his
tl" Sc, but prefers persons giving him
pcrSonai riSH
w. S. MITCHELL,
Proprietor.
L. MIrc"ELL M,p,oors
AND LADY,
Nov. s, 1854 .. 6m.
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Notice..
Oh :. ice Groceries.
FAMILY s u T. II 4 ES
Kendrick & Jenkins
Nov. %, 1854,

WOULD announce To their friends and the
community at large, that they have opened in
Sumtcrvilc opposite to Wcbb's Store, Il large
and varied stock of
F,INIL( y GROCERIES,.
Such rs have never before been exhibited for
for sale in this market. 1t comprises in part as
follows:
BACON-Primc Sides, Shoulders and Hams.
SuGAR-Brown, Crushed, Puwdercd and
Leaf
COFFEE-Rio. Java, and T.aguira.
Lard, Butter, M"i,ss,.s Cheese, Crackers.
Markcrcl. Smoked Beef and tongues, Pickles
Pruncs, Branded fruits, I.oh>crs. Sur,lincs,
Salmontl, Bologna Sausage, Vrrmicelli, Maca.
runia, DE. DC.
Fine Tobacco aud Scgar=.
Irish I'oaincs, Onions, Bccts, Smoked Her
ings, Fruits, Nuts, ana Confectionery of all
kinds.
Wheat, Bnrkwhca, and Rice Flour
In short they pledge themselves by strict ni-
trn'l"n to business, keeping ON hand the BEST
OF ALI g"o'ls in their line, and selling cmE,r
for CASH or produce, to merit share Of public
patronage.
}. H. KENDRlCk. w. w. JENKINS.
Nov. ID, 1874 3 If
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having demands a ..ain>t I. C
Estate of Il. NJ. Sanders. arc rcoueStcd
10 hand them in to the subscriber iulv ot
trHlcd according to law /; and all ,hosn HAT
WAL have notes or bonds due the first of
November are requested 10 be puncrnai in
the payments, as the hu-incss of The Es.
tate is such that indulgence cannot be
given.
WIN. NJ. SANDERS.
Oct. %, 1851 50 #
~" Camden Journal please copy three
times.
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Office w. g. M. R. R. Go.

E&s&ss - E5ilt.s.a tsS..l-l-A,
-iaJ SaSsy5 Issf: ssv:sSE8 ss::.S8
WILMINGToN, y. &. Jan. Is, 1855
The following schedule will so into operation
this ,Iov.
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Notice.

] have his day appointed II. B. Wilson
ana w. w. Bradley, my Lawful Agents
TO transact NY business.
MARY s. WILSON.
Jan. Is, 1853. IL It.
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Sb2O Reward.

Nov. 90, 1854
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Nov. SlIl, 1851.
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paper Warehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. 7. DERRICK
SON Co., No. 80 Bsetmansi. os-t for sac % ne 10
Writing Psreu Engish. French snt Ameross.
News Paper AL srss. weights and qBst.<
Book PsTer. eli since weights anu qua tea
Tissue Paper fancy coofs and WHIT 81 ne ees es~%
Hanging Pepper. white and coorei. lfcrsnf s'fns
Haifer- PsTcr. thin and q The bs<f qssiiy
Cloth Psper, SksO and f0Kts
Eneish Hardware Paper. large a->aft1ssrs - >s'-
shssfbing Paper. Of the be.f sssls.f
WuY.ss Paper, Straw has and hsn1A
Tea Papes, Ct different sze4
Tx RoQkns fspet ssfsAs O. ress. q -
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A n Nfras. frst'gs-rf.
by BANGS. BROTHER 4 -Iraie- ~

~ RoC1r ~ ID fsft.r1w
WEDNESDAY AL EANuuN. fans 9. a. .'....f
COINS AID 80 DtLr- A 90. Islfrr IT Hr 80 80
FrFcigr Coils srl Ns,.is. 81 Gs4 CefF 90 hss
irc.Et.Ez ary that ransh Lei anl
IHt H>DAf AFTERNOON f1af = af a...|eA
NALJANLf Law AND MIS- LLANfI.s LiHH ~
Heirg the .le private Law lrtF ri H. - IA 1850 ieas
is dsCt sed comprises ro1rIa aI 81 nfi -
al Clsncffs srTofis Allrt Z. ts I.'t.a -ilrH -
state Laws y sssis lr.Icas Ca l0a lfH. 20 -
"a zsuf al sAaale fls ti sHd fFllI LIf - a.
Ss A-o inc'dlcd in The cara 'r ~ ra u. ti
Tie Law N0Ots NJ I0.fslf CT ff /. IT NH|e A'.NAF
usous no.ss corlpfsfg VarafIn fr| it fH. All 49,
pubic-cr-. emtfscHf usrs 'arirEF ~ tf.t' =
csiins variety iA1 hstorT Of trrIit. Fta g. -
cot ct prinA s..
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} n. M0Vl roS Auttanrrr.
MORT HAMILTON PROPERTY a. AUCTION

poit.e ale # l25 VILLA slrkS t1 tt- hkhef 49,
70 be o'd tia ground. FRIDAY June O. sas g
az o'clock The Lots vary fUI lsaU ball 81 afs
many Of ther htrt socy shaded viii f1o.i
unandiug fun view Of he BY snd oCesn rg
q the finest scenery Ia re world ed hai fslis 80
-eihng The railroad IS u state cf caupsl1r a. %
directly 10 TINS Property end steamhrss y o. "a a
Fort H-uiiou times day, thus reulsas lie prorsty
ee.sb.e By and @ water lcius css,.
The steamer NOGNALk wi iesfo Amos 81 81 IN
smings 81 q and ~ and ium Pier 50. N1rh River a. II
A. NJ. AID 7 N. For fgoe rckc-s Nsr Ani l p1rcl ~
apply 70 JAMES W BARKER No Nas.aust &c ID nj
NOtLION. Auct.ouecH
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GgoRcE Coos kac'i1nrsr BY srosrr a & % =.
ELfGANT NEW and FASHIONABLE TUX
II NiIJnF. 1c.-tUiS lFliaTI NutNINe o. ifi tcI'rt.
Saiosrco11s ~ so hloai n Desc r. 30 f.faf
81 e1flou-ls'e feru nrr. creirf "a fH
raiior Furniture On SUITE iu fcl End It Hrttte fiHs
Ff-Hifra ratfritlHf utinc 60 Atnas
Of ever, vsisi, 18th syis sud hria tt ~ ~ =
Dhts x-itarut Nhart. r.tearaf.t Ht-lrf
So. r..-- .It0. thsirs d. srria. ssst -
~ NAH sany walnut srt 1sk hrirt Haff.at.
N,b.,.ras Nsrlrctei. Maessls TAI tss -.i 49, 80
sosf { hairs 80. 3d.. r. - g..
Asu, Gu Paintings ~ ft--s- 4-+' -'-' - r'r""@
A., silverriaoe md China w.ro snl Tale casy
C.fa'osurs the noruius ~ sac.
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ID. :. HoUcH Aucil0uscr
ACNIFIcENT HOUSEHOLD III fkNTlIkf

MI AUNT ~ IN ~ oEii'isi, - -.
lV1 the residence No ~ Nsrr'u'sf To ihhlW itat
uday at lCt O'Clock embracing the entire csilt isfpf.
Chamber and Dining Furniture Of no A1ass nfs 49,
house which naAo Ia krnalpsy, All of af -
and elegant description. The house l. t in surrfh
der The sale will b. percmrtoy without rrftd t1 vrtit~f
cousting OF gucent Piano flffr 80
splendid Velvet and Tapestry Cspets rich thaai'
Marble SatuaryTho Amazon aui other Sub srts. ~
thnirs four cushioned bach Paror Chairs two oi1asls0
pieces; carved EiGserc-, style of Louis Nv. LrfP
itn and ststuary-top Center aud Side 1Ahes An -
de Glsce and Cheyal Glasses magnificent ffeuch Nr1rs,
2bxi; Tapestry aud Lace CurAins, tusua Du f.lturs,
sswood msrbetop Dressing Bureaus aai Nalsnds t.si
with sGr wood; best Hair Mattresses. Qulu, hautets
wood Bookcase NAH Secretary do, sofas n r.fe 49,
hair cOhj Dinins-ro fumituIeOsk Lkt-na1u iaho "a
eet sdebOard, OCk Chains elc CANT China Dinner he -
pieces crystal Cut Glassware on Cloth Velvet and rhsf SIS
Carpets Hat stand Catalogues be- obtained 81 he h9ls
Of tho AuotoneeL
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L'IRSl OUALll1 NEhofDNl OLA L. WI W !.
IL ENGLAND MINING AND CHARMING SLATE
COMPANY.-BURDETT, DAVIS MAIN, sole agents 70
tie CITY Of York for the above Company Invite he sten
tu OF Buders Contractor and hsecs TO tao above Sac
samples which may be st hex once wasre .so Sub
Stocks
containnys full sai sneni G The condition and
,osr<1.s Of the COMPANY may Be 30 aimed a. above.
Abo samples Of The 0ILSr0fE from the Lake superior
Op,, certsed by who used 70 be the best dscov.
esea BURDETT, DAVIS MAIN. No. II Wlhans<
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BniIoing tlaterials.

DOGARDUS's CAST RON BUILDINGS
I'D Tie mode Of putting the mldny together The most
surls end pcec known combining tho sreatest ad
vantsgs Of economy and Of ssrs 9Th Tbs ssbose snd
beautiful styles Of Architecture be produced IN Iron at small
1hs subscriber red TO carry ort Designs Tor
rubc private buildings sell the right 70 build on
terms heb inducemen ADOPT VI tbs nfnse
eus which follow sl nyentons Persons ara
esu,cr Cd against rnsemen they will be subject % prose-
suLieo JAMES BCGARDUj, Iron Building
con en- Of Centre and D1sne-sts
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Gonses TO fei.

AT CARMANSVILLE and WASHINGTON
IA IilGHTS-New and modern built DWELLIN0-HOUSES
LIT Rent moderate. JOHN c. GRAFT, lbSh ST. othav
FURNISHED HOUSE at RYE to LET-Situ-
Il sed the SAT- Water mile from Railroad STATEN in
the vicinity OF General Dixs place Contains fourteen Ro
Range CteTn &C. with coed Bathing foot OF Lawn Fish
ing, Boating sc. Pyilege Of Ice House filed Stable r00n
VEGETABLE Garden planted VIII be let low Inquire of
NlLlARD. WOOD s Co. No. 81 B.oAdwAy.
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gnsiructiou.

A YOUNG LADY-A proficient in the use Of
"A TIE Piano who ALREADY instruction few pupils
a. tLeir residences wcui like increass tho Es5s
Tens sis per quarter Parents wishing their dssshs
bcot Shy sash' tbs c the Piano wond do well 70 ALI
with restspee, GENEVA. box No. ISL Tdbuns 0ftcs.
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HESRY II. LEEps Aueiionosr-By a. n. LEKos Co
OIL PAINTiNGS.-On FRIDAY, June l, at III
~ O'Clock, athe Gallery the Store No. d, Hs.aa
sale Of eli CANT Oh Paint just received from fas 20 etn
copper and ELK stfachet fo b. the si es
bIsed French artists Chombeaux tard0N LaJre. hsa
sbelder, Van Muller Psstee Paris H. Dunnsni br7-us.
aud Others compiling hne copies ON soma u me NOT
brsod PaDtngi IN tho Louvre BY Oeuss tcruei Van nys
Van HaruuIn Sir David like Bsrgheu, Tslicrs AL las
nnmber Of fne Old Pictures in the schools q n -
Titan Honcs Rooster Feet, aud ofhefs To 10 80 ih,st
Also an invoice yery valuable Cd OF Painting as
ceived from Europe landing ship Or obt Pas
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Henry II. LEEDS. Anciionecr-By n n Lgz0s 60
ON SATURDAY, June =, at 100 o'clock, At this
~ Ss'esroom No. 10 Nsssanst-KAEclTOhs sALk.-
order the fur fupreb rnF0o tf cfsss ~
AhOFOR1ES by Of tie eel brscI mfkrrs il M
city. Also sssor a. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
consisting O elegant mites Of rosewood nshosnJ M ps
wa nut Sofas Teie-s etss Arm srd Piaf Chars Rostr
velvet, crimson p1sh and bsothi ios-Soei
mahogany DArbep Center Isbrs rostNoJt fssc,ss
velvet tape.ry aud Brussels CARPETS sld kus, o. c,A
Oil Paintings neh Window Curans hirroI. Per oiss1ss
Exenson Tables Dining Table usbosany brcas AM Tea
Tables China aud Glassware, Mantle Cocks sal ufnsuien
Chandelier Sc. quaueties norwood mahogany 80 tah
walnut Bedsieeds Natirees Hair d. teaLor Be- rgss
az Boser Dressing Bure1us. malbetop Wa.stlaft T.
1edes Chairs Toilet Set. Stoves kug'. A. Braces sio
Carpets bras Stair Rods ParloT Doofh sis
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Gonses an0 farms toante6.

CTORE WANTED-To PURCHASE or HIRE
~ south Caals building about 25x50 feet and lot
less than IS feet in depth The Of Broadway preferred
Arpyto ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, No. Broad-st
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VALUABIE FARM and COUNTRY RESI-

S., nOrsS s siErk ID. G 1ss Addss
with son;eey furnished tArnstout, with hns
ceasehouse, Of Sad fne.y incosel aid
MINUTES from the city, WI be sold 9, bargsn
NJ. L. SHELDON No IS SssSaa-s,-
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Rg,sElt W. M,sTsoIr, tl'iI,as,l. :.

Z. COLroN, Auc oneer
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 81
N every description, &c-F. COTTON will 'eii f'is
DAY (EIidayl lri o'clock at the Auction Rooms ~ .
Beeknont avery large Assortment 4 good tAhl MI fuh
NTIR RE OF MOhogany AMI Rosewood. cunprsinS fNiaf,
nsroom Bedroom end BAemcu Ooods uch a. ear a
Sofas and Tete-aIre. full French Bedsteais, Oohs a,
mahogany snd sping Chairs. Dressing hurraus Aee
Center Gard and Sofa Tables boltc.ss Ard ,cfres.
French plate and Mror oil Painting, tarpc's -t a-
cloths oak aud black walnut Dining and lntsnson Tab ..
secondhand Furniture, SC. Ao, the balNis, q Mpirss
Goods remaining from last SALE
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i WIN TOPPIsG Go. via 81. on FRIDAY Iass 4,
at their AsctioDTcom No - Brostf' !ars
SUMMER CLOTHING condsifg a tisfs rIilrtl Drss
De Efe Herino Anp1oca and Omen Cloth frlck and ss
Coats; also, Csahnere LaheTot ~h and c1lro Dact "a
Linen Business Coets 3earsuckcr sni Farm
large sertusnt Of Dnp dEts M-rno sEa Laon Dr rst,
also large variety Of white bgh And csOIet Mas
ell OF which will b sod without By parry ieisis
business The above II this ssasons Esks al sasf
aud of@r iIdEosueDt the trst he 800 ~ a.
sirahe and fhlOnAbe syle a5A plei ~ De pIas
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t)attbes, J.welrp, &e.


DEDUCED PRICES-WATCHES, JEW
IA ELRY, DIAMONDS and sILyER-WARE.
The undersigned for the last eighteen wen known
Dealer and Importer offers for sale a Goods IN his line Al
lower prices the quality than any other house in
New-York Piadephs, any other city, and viii send BY
mail express, -. -.
WATCHES. JIWELRY, &c,
10 all mart, Of the United Sgs free of charge All Goods
warranted represented Odes b. mail postpaid faithfully
etendedto.
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TUSIs AoEEELL, Apcioneer
THIS MORNING, at IO1 O'clock, at No II Mas
Il sau.st near Fulton ieusiss sf1ct n
GOODS for HOU5EKEEPERs. cent n. g. snir ai-r4a-
.t,pce-gssf le s3i once 81 cash. elrffs N
~ an Kinds. and chased an other Mirrors. Oh faiefsrs
Mantle Coeks Ref gerafors a. sxs hsffres .ks Vel
vet ard Brussels CaFpeng. No ulitlallr4 II Linz
sr Fxsn4ire and you vii be ra-ilhri.
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DECLARES, BERNSTEIN a. PHiLLfPS
Peal Estate and GcDeral ADosioaerrs No 81 Lh>Fsy
coar from Nassau Will their pers1aa st.f
Of Reel Estate stocks Vesseis I'D No<.rss e. gaA
private sale and 70 the sale a. sn'o1 o. tas -. hetes
Furniture Paintings stsiuay works q Art Js~y AZ "a
70 outdoor sales generally.
Money literally advanced On hsal fstaie Nasks. v~~ss
Furniture &C.. lefi for sale with LoaDs ne<otste1
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chester County, mile and half southwest from the
Village Of Bedford where extensive female seminary
to be opened Tho occupied by tn owner Ia doe
6on good buildings, &c. About four miles from Newcastle
Station the Harlem Railroad. Also Peekhi
BUILDING SIZE about three i've Of the
Hudson Eivcr and three o. walk The Railroad Sta
ton. Apply TO +. II. BROWN, No. II Walts., from to
y. n.
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piano- fortes ano mnsir.

"A PIANO-F ORTEs
For sac cheap ard Hire
T. II. CHAMBERS, No. 535 Broadway.
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~ County, viz: White Plains acres large Mansion
full grown Trees excellent Fruit and Kitchen Garden; price
4l00C of 60 the Harlem Railroad Is miles from
tho ciy Improvements 600 years price so 0i
go acres 20 miles from the city good land and superior
buildings; price SIC o Also several farms located WI. n -
miles Of the City Hail. by Harlem Railroad continuing from 70
SEQ each and varying in price fo 81 900 1000
Apply 70 ANTHONY ]. BLEECkER No. Broaist
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IL EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS.-l50 200 acres
good productive LAND Wood Tuabe and Meadow spacious
brick House Barns outbuldngs and Fences; Apple Orchards
Pears Ounces Grapes excellent Waters pie assnty
situated, convenient the PGac River and to Churches
Schools capital GuILing. kishirg Ae "a miles or
- "'''' d. ELSrON, No IS Broadway.
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E'OR SALE-Six years unexpired LEASE of
Il Lot aud Bui iines No is West I5h-s near 7thav;
also tnrofy brick building and Lot and building IA Of
No b Ne th-st also frame House shop aud Lo
Al No. g. West scth-st Of T. SHARP, a. No 2i5 WAtes
Ne~-iofk.
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Real estate for Sale.
COTTAGES at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND

Ofor SALE OF TO LET-One largo COTTAGE situsted
about mile from Vanderbilt Landing, commanding fine
view of Bay well finished aud has every convenience
for geniee family and good Coach House, and from two to
four of Lend
Also, in neighborhood, email COTTAGE, in good
order Coach House. about half of Land For
PARTICULAR apply to LEVI COOK, No II Broadway.
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TOR sALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT aud


able LOIS O.. High Bridgeyie short distance from and
IN f view Of the High Bridge the weehssteF side Of tbs
HeIl River and fronting tho One pacei Of eight
ACRES nay be hae Apply 70 D. D. WINTON, No Tyonsow
opr<Sie the City Hall.
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l. ANN 1Oh GALL or dciVS SVNu i>nh'
meadow and pasture lying Dover, Morris County
n j. Large House House. Baru AID she best Of
Wser Fruit Ornamental Trees and Shubbety The Nor
Essex Railroad through the place sl Fun TO
ard from New oTk twice DAY.
TERMs-OnehIf cash remainder bond and mortglg.
Possession given Immediately Apply to Mes4fS. SMITH
CRITTENDEN, Nc. Ill Nasaust., New-NoIA or H. CRIT
TENDEN, Dover, n. J.
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DARN for SALE in Westchester County,

superior FARM of about 90 Acres, Acres Wood in the
town OF Harrison within ]! nile Of Railroad Depot Rye
The Land Of superior quality and beautifully situated with
fine view of Long Island Sound may DO divided into two
nice Farms. Apply 10 p. c. BULKELEY No 10 Wallst,
basement; JOHN Ii PURDY, adjoining the premises.