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NEW PUBLICATYONs.


ORIGINAL PACKAGE COMIN0ii
satirical tIlngs. Rum things
Spicy things Punch like things
saucy ohmys Kebasses and Riddles
In the grand DoubLE HOLIDAY PIcAYusg
approaching holiday season.
THIS Pictorial ffcayun0 VIII he, beyond all
original and comic production ever issued in this city. VIII
HUNDRED COMIC rLUsrRArross
by the best artstsa being hits at tho times olcs
day.
Pine whole stories are told r telling cuts that would make
the stole skin his teeth all Nothing
series have ever been published In one sheet.
That learned Nsneanp Oakley and altogether distinguished
Cnsar Hannibal VIII deliver the New YEARS. address.
Seventy thousand will be published the 10th day OF No
venber and those who order first will be III supplied Price
States. W. II. LEvTsON, Proprietor
Picayune Office, ia Nassau street, N. Y.
(tHEAP EDITION or TUE LrFE az RARNUM-BY A
~ special arrangement with the author the undersigned viii
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20
at the low price OF tly cents, new edition Of
THE LIFE or +. r. BARSuM,
Written by himself
tUnfOrm with published nj 81 2JJ
In letter TO his publisher. Mr. Barnum says
u wish 10 have five millions inhabitants the
United Snos read nat book for themselves AMI ready
tha more han nineteen wennehs o. the whole
DkcoInt 10 tue trade editions.
Us. REDFiELD. No. "a Beekman street.
NEW NOVEL
IN by CHARLES DICKENS.
new novel by this celebrated author Original copies vita
plates.
SEVEN DOLLARS COMPLETE.
WILMER * ROGERS
importers o. English books and spapers
.
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Rashtonf view Remedy Cor Fever and . gue
q rn certain IN ,s han anything offered IN
DE- public The ithas over 4. chsr ms.es
ord Immediately breaking up ie disease, and sster
wards psptctng system against it, return. " v RUSH
TON No ~ Eouse and az Broadway, OF Canal
street.
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EsPIRR riTY REGATTA cLuB-rng MEMBERS ~
- us Cub AAd ~ oilers lcsrTst~ ~ -
n cfvsy rrqus tel " meet - sbe Marie, i0.i " exs
HAffer, NO " CsheIDe zip, hss ryenisx hsN pet
. Icy t.rie&l ate ndAnre psft n nsss.ef.
-ssised. ~ order, = Y, z. PcTNAs -ecfetary.
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The True Flag for the Coming Week APP
In entire dress with elegant pictorial embesh
nen,s Every article u contains is complete in the present.
IONS letters from Europe unusual interest Sold BY all
lhe news dealers for four cents copy. DEXTER BRO
TIER supply the trade. IA and l6 Ann street.
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RICK In the sole acturer In the United States the
evo celebrated safes and powder proof defiance
md bars Depot i2 Peal below Maiden
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Gas Fixtures! Gas Fixtures !!-Over three
hundred different patterns Of chandeliers, &C, being the srg
81 variety that be found In Many
- entirely W. J. r. DAILY co. marble stores.
n and CS3 Broadway.
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Wilson's Dandeiion CofIee-A Truly valua-
- remedy In AL cases OF dyspepsia indigestion, sick head
49, and 81 bilious and liver complaints Sold by Hegcman
- United States and Canadas-
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~ vSsA 1UM0C AIuACAc AutCuucsl AoT SeIvbCSs -
lauch better and cheaper in the end than a common
fhe and pencil Qownds Patent made by Will
WAkTH, A Maiden lane, Is proof Of this Strong
sn and elegant must soon supersede he Of All other
Xes which may also be found at the same place, together
WI gold pens Of superior quality.
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9angcr's Sewing Machines. The important
~ beginning be understood that SINGERS latest I'm
Deovod sewing machines, running at double speed, do
lA more work IN day and do 20 mneh better than
ehor machines, that other kind s worth taking gill;
- manufacture Of Singers machines has been doubled within
nsuih and yet the demand than keeps pace with
ereaee for description Of sewing sy unapproach
uAh. l. M. SINGER 4 CO., 3Z3 Broadway
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0ehm's Fur Emp0rium.-Thc Fur season
having commenced the attention Of ladies' invited TO the
Srgc and comprehensive assortment Of NUTS vctorines
~ common all up style For sale. whole
s.le and reta by GENIN PA Broadway opposite st. PauPs
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A TIL wARD-sIxTH COONCH DIsTRIcT.-ATA MEET.
ing OF the National Democratic Nominating Convention.
held 1t No. Roosevelt rect Wednesday evening II,
1855, Mr.. GEORGE w. HILL unanimously chosen
candidate for Councilman Of said district
ii. A. MURPHY, Se;. JOHN FOLEY Chairman
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-02-21

| Hollo0ays Ointment and Pills, for the
cure of wounds in the Leg.-Extract of
letter from Mrs. Simpson, of Bramley, near
Leeds, dated October 10th, 1859. ITO Pro.
fessor Holloway.-Sir,-I was afflicted for
eighteen months with very bad leg, in
which there was three deep wounds.
tried all kinds Of remedies, and was under
the care of different surgeons here and at
Leeds, but derived no benefit from their
treatment, ] was at length advised TO have
recourse TO your Ointment and Pills, and
am happy to say that bv the use of these
valuable medicines my leg wns completely
cured, and is now as sound rs ever Il was.n
See advertisement
AN INVALUABLE ExPEcToRAST.-Dr. Ru-
gers Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Cancha-
lagna, has received more weighty endorse
mcnts than any other Cough medicine be-
fore the public, comprising the names of
Physicians and Clergymen, uttesting its SUI
perlority for the cure If Consumption, in
all its various stages. For sale in Lancaster
by MAGlLL g. HEATH, and by Druggists
everywhere.
Price-ln large bottles 81.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

by virtue of sundry writs of 4 ia to me
dmected, ] will sell before the Court Hons.
door in Lancaster, on the LIST Monday in
March next, within the legal hours of sale,
tho folio ing Real Estate, viz:
800 Acres, more or less, whereon defen.
mt lives, adjoining lands of John Williams
John X. Welsh, Erwin Robinson, Estate of
Joel Bowers, et al levied on and to be sold
AZ The property of w. ID. Small, at .he suit
OF A. e. Dunlap, ct al
Also
200 Acres, more or less, whereon Defen-
dant lives, adjoining lands of Estate of Sam
nel Marshell, Andy McAckey, and others,
Levied on, and tn be sold rs the property of
Wiley Lilies, at The suit of Executor and
Executrix of s Beckham.
ALSO
One Houre and Lot lying at Taxahaw
adjoining John McManus, r. Moselry, Ell a.
levied on and to be sold rs the property of
a. }. Miller, ut the suit Of X. Mosrly for s.
w. Huey,
zoe Acres, more or less. whereon Dcfen-
dant lives, adjoining lands of J. Adams,
Jones Crockett, Estate of James Ad,ms, ct
al, levied on and to be sold as the property
OF a. Is. Funderburk. at the suit Of ID, NJ.
Poer, d al.
Conditions Cash, &c.
J. II. HALLE, s. l.. ID.
Lancaster &. ii Feb. IL, 1855 81
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Jrlr9rapbir.
a S I A.
New York, Feb. Is.

Ne" lOTk, req. 10.
1t is understood that the allies will ma
terially change their operations before
Sebastopol. A flank movement will be
made to secure position which will ena-
bic them to prevent the garrison receiving
supplies by the Inkermann road.
The English had been compelled
through lack of men to give over por-
tion Of their lines to the French.
Sorties were still made nightly by the
Russians, attended with considerable /, IS
on both sides.
On the 18th January the snow WIS.,
three and half feet deep, and still fall,
ing.
The allies were making active prepara-
tions to renew the bombardment. On
the 10th the cannonade vas nearly sus-
pended, bott sides seeking shelter from
the driving snow.
The health of the English .-~~r- --.-
improving.
On the 22d the weather was fine, and
abundant supplies Of shot, shell and cloth.
ing had been received, but no huts.
A galvanic apparatus to explode TWEEN,
ty tons of gunpowder against the sunkeu
ships had arrived at Balaklava, and il
was thought the explosion would damage
the foundation Of Forts Constantine and
Alexander.
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bic by years, de- res his chief consolation
in life's decline.
Who, then shiLsay the ore half Of the
human race, and they confessedly the
most virtuous of the human race and the
most amiahle may not be entrusted with
an intelligence and an influence equal to
our own' To them, when sorrow afflicts
us, we consign half our sufferings, and
they checrfully relieve us by tightening
them. When JOY delights, we give the
half Of our pleasures, and they as readily
consent to share them. They lessen, by
their sympathy, the pangs of all our pri-
Tations, and they increa-e, by their par
ticiPation, the ecstasy of all our de-
lights.
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CAN'T HELP 1--WE have always en-
dearored to give the readers Of the Ledger
as much reading matter as any of our
coternporaries. In fact we know we have.
on most occasions, given much more. At
present we need printer, and our col
umns may appear little scant. We
have made arrangements to supply the
deficiency, and hope by next issue to lie
all right, flour paper appears scant all we
have to say is, 1--WE can't hen it."
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CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENCE
CHARLESTON, Feb. II. 1855.
Yours Truly,

Mr.. Editor:-
Race week is passed with all its varie-
ties OF sports and fun, the iron Of racing
and gaming may again be called cold,
and the many branches of professional
characters, together with the more opu-
lent gentlemen Of pleasure NAV he said
to have retired to their respective quarters,
some with the smiles of fortune beaming
brightly upon their countenances, while
others, no doubt, wear cast Of despair.
But i'll luck must befall one portion Of
those that attend the cour Of chance. 1t
was highly amusing to be stationed in
Kino-street from 10 to 4 o'clock in the
day, where could be seen the immense
multitude Of aristoeracy, as well as de-
nocracy, including both sexes Of white
and black, tlronging to the renowned
Washington Course" Vehicles Of oil
classes, not excepting carts and drays,
were in good demand, and the owners OF
such property may be said to have reap
ed harvest during race week. The on
ly instance that marred the event was an
alteration that occurred between Arthur
Conuer and A. Thompson, both from Bal
tmore, the former shooting the latter in
the cheek. Connor was Immediately APP
pretended, and assigned q secure set Of
comfortable experiments in the Guard
House. The wounded man, however, is
not considered TO be fatally injured.
Our city is abundantly supplied with
public entertainments, the lovers Of music
have constant opportunities Of satisfying
their taste either 10 vocal or instrumenial
concerts. Paul Julien, the youthful vio-
lnist who s somewhat prodigy has
given two cSncsrts. Madam Rosa de
vIes is also displaying grea. vocal capa.
city With he festival .ex.ended With her,
operssic associates. The Philharsaouic
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CORRESPONDENCE
Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 10th 1875!

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 10th 1855.
The oldest inhabi,aut is racking his
brains to no purpose to find parallel for
the intensely cold weather we are having
here. The climate of the Arctic regions
has cast its icy mantle over us and ther-
mometors range from six to ten degrees
above to three degrees below zero accor-
ding to the locally in which they are plac-
ed. Several intoxicated men who have
fallen down during the night in the streets
have slept the sleep that knows no waking
and thousands of poor families are shver-
ing with cold by gloomy firesides which
they have not the means to supply with
sufficiency Of fuel. The ice on the Schuyl-
kill has become very thick, and even the
Delaware is completely frozen over and
has been crossed on foot at several points.
The ferry boats, which convey the New
York passengers from Camden, in at,
tempting to cross the river have frozen
fast and been unable either to continue
their journey or return to their starting
point. Despite the intensely cold wealth
er n considerable amount OF snow has fall
en-quite enough to make tolerably good
sleighing-but it has drif,ed very much.
The sufferings of the poor have Of course
been greatly intensified by this extreme
cold, but the spirit Of benew .lence is ac-
lively at work in their behalf Twenty
FIVE hundred dollars were collected for
them the other day. $500 Of which was
from individuals who contributed $500
each. But for the many deceptions which
the artful practice to obtain undeseryed
aid IN many cases unnecessary assistance,
the contributions to the charity fund would
have been much larger, but as it is, a vast
amornt has been done by our various
charitable societies. promptly seconded
by the citizens generally. The ladies are
busiIy at work making up clothing and
administering in thousand ways to the
wants Of the INDECENT.
The dreadful scenes Of poverty wbicll
some Of the gentlemen on the committee
Which is collecting subscriptions for the
relief Of the poor, have witnessed, exceed.
es belief. They state in their appeal "a
the public for further aid, that we could
enumerate hundreds Of instances IL which
families, who had thought il impossible
that they should ever come to want, have
been forced TO pawn garments, and arti.
Gle after article, Of their furniture, until
the very clothes that covered their naked.
ness, and the bed npon which they have
lain, have been parted with, and grim
want and biting cold were their hourly
companions. We could 60 further We
could tell you Of those--our own citizens
born--who bad endured all tie pangs Of
hunger for nearly two days. without even
40 much ss inouihful Of bread 70 salts.
y Che Rpawines Of hungerl9of others.
who lad been seen tessiinU Uhcmths swifl
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Sarah Freye, by next friend ! In Equity. Lat-
VS.. John Freye, Abner Buck caster. Petition
alew and Elizabeth his wife, I for sale of Land.
William Bird, --- Rimer.
IL appearing to the satisfaction of the Com.
missioner, that the defendants John Freye, Alb
ner Buckalew and Elizabeth his wife, William
Bird and - Rimer, an infant great grand
child of Mary Bird decd reside without the
limits Of this State. Ii is ordered Oh motion of
Clinton Solicitor for Petitioner, that the said de-
PENDANTS, do answer, plead, or demur to the Pc
tltion in above case, on or before the LIST day Of
June 1855, otherwise judgement pro confesso
win he ordered against each and ali of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPo0N, G. ED.
Feb. II, 1855. Pr. Fee 81. 2-Sm,
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SELLING OFF.

On and after tho 7th OF The present month
until the 10th of March. the Subscribers will
offer their entire Stock of Goods AT COST.
IL is seldom that NEW GOOD, are
offered On such terms, and We wish our Gus.
toners TO call and obtiu good bargains.
The cos pr &C will be rigid Y adheroi to
no one will be charged more. The cash is
prefcred,though puuc;ual customers can ob.
tain the usual credit.
CUNNORS g. MODLEY.
Feb. 5. 1855. rs so A.
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Steam Saw Mill.

The Subscriber wishes respectfully to give no. :
tice that he has Removed hts Steam Saw Mill,
and erected it anew. IL is now situated within
few yards of the Stage road from Lancaster to
Camden, about six miles from the former place.
II is now in operation and In good order, having
both new engine anda a new saw The lumber is
OF an.cIcellent quality, beng sawed out of the
very best of timber, and will be sold at moderate
prices. Mr.. A. Kcebler, all efficient Ma, agcr,
will be found at the mill, and will be happy to ac-
commodatc all persons disposed to favor him
with their patronage.
Bills for any quantity Of lumber will be filed
at short notice. JAS. N. INGRAM.
march % tf
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Further by the Asia.

New York, Feb. 10.
Private dispatches from London state
that Lord John Russell resigned because
Lord Aberdeen refused to dismiss Lord
Raglan from the command Of the Cri-
mean army. Lord Palmerston had also
refused TO accept office except IN the
same condition, which the Queen refuses
to grant.
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AcKNowLEDGEMESr.-Ou thanks to
our very attentive representative in Con
gress, the Hon. John Mcqueen, for three
volumes of the Congressional Globe.
Senator Butler will also please accept our
thanks for various Congressional docu-
ments kindly sent us.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue of writ of e ia to me directed,
will sell before the Court House door in Ian.
caster, on the first Monday in March within the
legal hours.
One bay Horse, and one Buggy, levied on
and to be sold as the property OF Evan Floyd at
the suit Of the Execetor and Execetrix of s.
Beckham. Conditions cash.
j. d. HALLE, s. Id.
Lancaster c. ii. Feb. l9th 1855.
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NoarnRnx IrrMs-New York. Feb. II

NoarnRnsIrEMs. New York, Feb. 10
The Steamers Connecticut and Com
modore are blocked up in the ice In the
sound, and are supposed to be short Of
fuel and provisions.
An arrival from lnagaa sspotts no salt
there.
The steamship North Carolina from
Philadelphia, for Liverpool, bad put back
disabled. - :
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Congressional.

Washington, Feb. Is.
The SeLate passed the Indian Appro-
prialion bill aud discussed the Pacific
RAILROAD bill.
Tile House today went into committee
on the Ocean MaIi Steamer bill, adjourn
ed without action.
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LOOK OUT.

THE Accounts and notes of HUEY,
l. MASSEY g. ca, MASSEY g. IIAM-
MOND, and s. b. MASSEY. have been
placed in my hands for collection, and all
persons indebted to the above firms will
save costs by paying up before the I5ih of
February next, us longer indulgence will not
be given.
J. A. HASSELTINE.
Lancaster G. IT,, Jan. II, 1855 ~ 1t
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$l6 Reward.

STRAiEiior stolen from the Subscriber
~ on the night of the 7th ,instant n light
BAY MARE. or 8 years old. white face
and nose, and one hind foot white. about l5
hands high, with one hip Knocked down,
and has n wart under her forctop II is sup.
posed she was stolen b, man whose name
is unknown, about forty or forty 1--WE years
old, short set. weighing about 100 or 1885
pounds, red face, dark hair turning grey,
speaks loud and quick. lie was dressed
when last seen. in dark pnntaloons, sello ~
ish coat, black clio k,a low crowned black
hat, and is gene' ally smoking pipe. One
of his ears is cropped.
The above rcwnrd will be paid for infor-
nation where the Mare can be found.
CATHERINE MCPHERSON.
Camden, Feb. 7 80 81
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Attention Debtors,

All persons indebted TO me as Admins.
traitor OF the Estate Of BIS. Massey, ,deceas-
cd, are notified that unless they make paw .
ment by the 26th Instant they will be sued.
On that day, (26th inst.) which will be IN.
last Monday in February, I will be ia Ian.
caster, and DO ready 10 attend to all who
wish to pay.
Feb.7 80 a,
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New Blacksmith Shop.

The undersigned have opened in the village
of Lancaster Blacksmith Shop, nearly opposite
the Jail; which is now in full operation, We are
prepared to do all kinds of Iron work with N eat
ness and dispatch full supply of Iron on hand
which we will make up into any shape or form
you wish and at low prices for paying customers
mo Others wanted" our price for horse shocng
is $l.0O cash $l.25 when charged, ploughs
sharpened at IL cents aplough. Other work
in proportion, bring along your work and try US.
MASSEY 4 IIASSELTINE.
Feb. 81 2-3t
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APPRENTICE WASTED.-Wanted at this
otflce lad Of about IA years of age to
learn the Printing business. He will be
boarded in our own family, and his cl ,thcs
furnished him. free of expense. We will
also endeavor to instruct him in reading and
writing. Early application must be made
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a Compositor,
one who can do press work would be pre-
ferred-to such an one permanent situ-
alton will be given.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By James II. Witherspoon, Esq,
Or1;Dnr,, fo,. soSJ District

Ordinary for said District.
WHEREAS, William A. earns has ap.
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration n
on all and singular the Goods and Chattcls,
Rights and Credits Of JACOB PLYLAR, Sr.
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
tho ssiA District, to be holden Mt Lancaster
Court House on the second day Of March
next, to show cause, If any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal this 10th
~ day Of February, in the year Of
( L. s. our Lord one thousand eight hun.
t~~~- dred and fifty live, and in the
seventy ninth year of American Indepen.
dence. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
q. l.. ID.
Feb. 81, q 81 pr a. 90
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Take Notice.

The Notes and Books IF Accounts Of
JAMES f. CURETON, are in my hands
for collection; and have instructions to
sue on all claims not paid by the 18th day
Of February next. Take warning or YOU
will nave costs 10 pay.
J. w. COOKE, Aa'y
Jan. IT Al w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

Nothing will excuse suit agasnst all
persons who are indebted to me, as the
Executor Of A, Perry, but actual payment ::
The collection of the money is urged BY
the legatccs, and have no control in The
matter. NJ. CLINTON.
Feb. 21, 1855. 2 Il.
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Notice.

] have jus: received large lot Of Iron,
MOULDS, GRAB IRON, DC, about
5000 lbs. A large lot Of GARDEN
SEEDS. IRISH POTATOE SEED. A
lot Of fine SEGARS, for sale by
JONES CROCKETT.
Feb IL l St Sl.;O&
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Notice.

An Election will be held on the Let
Monday in March next. in the Court
House for an INTENDANT and FOUR
WARDENSto serve the ensuing year. by
order OF A. J. Belden, Intendant this 9th
February, 1855.
J. c. SECREST, Esq.
w. A. MOORE, Managers.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Fel.l4 st
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Arrival of the Northern Light.

New York, Feb. l5.
The Northern Light has arrived, bring
ing $500, 900 in gold.
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Special Notioa

A LII Persons having demands 'gainst
IA the Estate Of Mrs. MARC iRE1
FLETCHER, will please present them, and
those indebted will make immediate nav.
ment, to
JOHN u. INGRAM,
Administrator.
Jau. IL, 1855 Al A.
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Nofioa.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of
"a Mrs. LEIGH for hire of Negroes,
will please pay Immediately, to
JOHN /. INGRAM,
Executor.
Jan. IT, 47 A.