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Ian INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-GEsEaAL TgRM-JusE l6-Pre'sas
Judges OAKLEY, DuER BoswoRrH, and HOFFMAN
DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR COURT-GESERAL TgaM-Jusr ld-fresses
Judges 0AKLEr, DUER, BoswoRrH, and ho'fhA'
DECISIONS.
Robert ID. Cheesebrough agt. Caroline House-Or-
der Of Special Term affirmed. 49, -,
John T. Livingston sgt Robt. Sergesnt-Moticn denied
@. Sckles John o. Robinson -Monon Tor nsw
tried denied and Judgment affirmed .
Thomas McQusde ast Enc Railroad Co-Sew tina gansss
on payment Of costs , 49,,
Msrs.ret Button ag The Hudson River Rsrosd-Sew tia
ordered, costs TO abide event. r.
Freeman b. Brown ast. Elisha Bloomr-Juisment e.
6rmed, With costs. 49,. II
frmed, with costa
Joseph Ayery at. The Sun Mutual Insurance COMPANY
Judgment affirmed with liberty 10 defendant to answer Ia
days, payment Of costs - -, -,
slss Lounsbsny sst. Jonathan Gibert-New trial gsa'ea
Costs o abide event.
samuel w Cochran Ast. Gardner sherman-Judsnsnt 81
fImed with costs -.
James D. Bennell sst. Elbrdss Van syckel-Judsneni Il
fnned with costa
Msfrhiss B.keey sgt VIM. Sunney0rder 1t Special Term
denies the motion 10 vseste order Of ares
and summons-deiendsnt atns not 10 bring -
action for false imprisonment. No costs Of appeal .
The County Bank agt VIM L. PickerinS-mouon fN
new trial denied .
for Piainrn. r., nth, c.....,. o..a O..;,v
the sppea recently argued will be decided tho Chief Justice
aid on Saturday the COurt suggested 20 ooun
SCI the popey sppendng testimony which appeared IN the
other before Judge Hoffman, being the resolution OF the
Directors AZ Haven authorizing the Transfer Agent 70
whether certain transfers had osen 90
tered In the transfer book.
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FIRES.

rIsz IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oY SEWN soroRI-
Gus DAscE-HorsEs.'
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the old frame
house No. 3l2 Wster-st, occupied by William
Whitney Is porter and dance-house. The flames
spread rapidly. and the building being very
old. communicated on each aide to No. 80, occu-
pied by James CalIins; No 3os, occupied by Joseph
Ssearns; No. 3O6 occupied by Alex. Mulholand; No.
sl4, occupied by Patrick -; No BIG. occupied
by Robert Mackerel; No. 3is occapied by Thomas
Mackerel. At an early stage Of the fire, Fire
Warden Gregg entered No. 305 and brought out
a key Of gunpowder. Two other kegs Of powder
were also in the premises but it impossible to get
a. them They shortly after exploded, but fortunately
no damage was done.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the fremen the build
;pvs above mentioned were, with their contents, al
most entirely destroyed. The total loss WIZ MOI eAceu
$4,000. The assurances on the property we were IN
able to ascertain but we doubt whether tnefe were
any.
These buildings were among the principal and Wen
known Wster-st. Dsnce-Houses, and ni'ed win lae
mos abandoned females The first hoor OF esca ou''d
ing was occupied low GROCERY wh'le In the rsa
were dancing rooms Into these places sailors are en-
t;o.d by the women aud robbed Daring the fire yes
.erdsy the women running about IN every dre,-
ton using the most blasphemous language. The de-
s,xc,on of these vile dens i matter no, 70 be TO-
GREETED.
YlRIs II BRoOKLrS.
Alan carly hour on Saturday morning IRE broke
On, In the upper portion Of No. ga Pacihc-s owned
b. Matthew Wood and occupied by hye families.
The flames communicated 10 the two adjoining build
;n,s. Nos. ele and pa. one Of which was owned by
Arthur Miller and The other by Francis b'chsfds'
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DEATB OF NATHAs b. HAswELL.-Letters from
the West last evening brought to his relatives in this
place the melancholy intelligence of the death Of Ma
than b. Haswell, Esq. He left home for the West on
business the 10th of May last, was taken i'll shortly
after at Quincy Illinois, and died there after an illness
of about two weeks Mr.. Haswell was born at Ben.
nington VT, January 90, l7s6. He came to Burling-
ton in lsO6, and died at Quincy, ILL.,, June 6, 1855.
He of Oldest and most respected citizens,
identified with the interests and prosperity of Burng-
ton for half century, and will be mourned by a
very wide circle of friends.
burlington W.T. Free Press. June IL
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UsIoS CouRsE, L. I.-TRorTIsG-SatHrday, June
l6, 1855. Match $500, mile heats, best in in
harness.
H. Webb name, b. &. Red Bird........'".i !
Mr. Dickinson names b. 2 Weaver..:...z
Time-28, 1851, 25S., 2:4
CSIos COURSE l.. L-TRorrSG-Friddy June ID,
1885, Match, $780, mile heats, best in in harness
J. Whspley names b. Z jack Poiter.....i !
Time-2:f2i, 2:i5. 2;io, 2:fo
USIos Course, l.. I.-TRoTTIsG.-Friday, June
Is Match 81 900, miles and repeat to wagons.
w WhelsD, b. m lola. Drs~n
MASSACHUSETTS, CAMBRIDGE TRoTrIsG PARK
June - Match $500, 10 miles in harness.
D. Mace nsmed : Touch ue-Sot.............''.''l
T. Titus named b. Bucksfin.
Time-x):G.
Ono QuEEs CITY CouRsE-CIscissArI June b.
Purse and Stake s4OO for trottng horses mile, best
in in harness.
r. Oliver named b. g. Tom Oliver.I I
o. w Dinics named b. {. Qusker..2 !
J. Rockey PANIED c. &. Cream Pets !
Tme-2:iS 2S, 2iSi. 2:is, 2:S, 2:s5l, 2;fl.
ME1ARRrE La TRoTTISG CLUB RAcEs-Monday,
May "a. Pacing Match, $500, mile heats, best in
in harness.
B. K BonhAm's eh- Z. Prank Pierce....o ! !
Geo. Futchers oh- 6. Andrew J. Polio ! :
Tne-2:Sli. s:S2i, 2:Ss. 2:io, 2;fi,, 2;'a.
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THE EAST Nyw-JERsEr BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS met
at Honde Monmouth County. N j. Tuesday, fh inst-
when p Mason Esq. Of Somervle chosen Moderstorf
the Rev R. T. Mddeditch OF Red Bank Standing CLERK ssa
the Patton Of Hoboken Assistant The opening go
mon was preached by the Rev. H. c. Fzh Of this City Tbs
r,port Of the Chuhes showed that Js had made pro
ees.ion az rason In bspism The body embraces n
churches whose membership 5sl The conireu
tons for Ms.ouury Bible Societies &c reported smocnt
10 Ala Resolutions passed Ia favor OF Increased AZ
crafty objects Of benevolsnee and Prohbitory awt VI
"Wednesday addresses delivered and IN the atr
noon urwsd of $50 secured for the New Jersey Baptist Edn
esons Society which reported have eighteen esnss
ri.y At various Colexea
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They were occupied BY ak or eight families. ihe
bu;Idings vers ali of fame The two irst were do
sroyed and the latter was greatly damaged The loss
ON the buildings Will reach e, 500 on the furniture
ebout 81, 0o0 The buildings were insured In he as
sau and oti er offices. The contents were uninsureu.
Two Sigh; fires occurred the evening previous, one
in bouse in Smhst. Wyckof, caused by de-
feet in the ue and the other in the house OF MI 70
party No is Dean st.. caused by the Overlooking oil
Kettle of molasses Damage triiing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

DETAILED PoLIcEsEs.-Owingt 10 the great need Of
men for patrol duty in the wards the number Of do
tailed policemen is to be still further reduced At the
commencement Of the year there were 2eo men de-
tailed. This number has been reduced 10 las. and
will soon be to 100. Somany men have been detailed
that the position was almost that OF sineoure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

The Northampton Mass Gazette has seen a speci-
men of wrapping-paper made from broom corn-stalks
by the Hadley Manufacturing Company. 1t is strong
invention has been patented. More experience in the
manufacture will enable the company to turn out an
article equal to the best straw paper manufactured.
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Internationally
PpOTo6RAPrUC PORTRAITs-Life and cabinet

sizes in oil and pastel Miniature sizes superior 10 the finest
ivory Painting; uncoloed PHoroGRApBs equaet BY no other
in the world Perfect likeness taken in style
or sze from Dsssrreoypss Of persons Lesze OIL
PAINTINGS on CANVAS Etfing, taken only BY
J. GURsEy G. ID. FREDERIcks,
No. 4s Rue Base ie Rsmpar, Paris and
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
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NEW-JERSET ITEMS

VISITORS TO Yesterday there was
larger number of visitors to Hoboken than on soT
previous Sunday this year. The liquor places were
open and the demands for liquor and lager beer wese
fully supplied. Everything passed of peaceaoy'
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Advertisement
The great inhaling remedy for Asthma, COnsnmp-

lion and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs Dr. CvRrss
Vyey.xA Thousands been restored health the past
year By Hyzesn. Principal Once No. Ss5 Boadgay and
sold by C. kisc No. 1872 Broadway Pnce only % paef
age Dr. CURTIS win the office daily from 10 to O'Clock
where he may be consulted free Of charge
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FrsTVAL-The strawberry Festival held und&
N. ladies of the Reformed Datch Church Jersey
City was Friday evening ia the Ssseasns OF tssE
chrch An Waypes last evening IL well got and wss
conducted in good style There large attendance and s
passed 81 in style which appeared pleasing to
eli present.
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CORPORATION ArToRSEr.-At the meeting OF tho
Board Of Councilmen of Hoboken on Friday evening,
:. w. Carey was appointed Corporation Attorney.
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The Committee of Arrangements OF the National
Democratic Republican General Committee decided
at their meeting Saturday last to hold grand Mass
Meeting Of the National Democracy OF this City at
the Metropolitan Theatre, Broadway on "Wednesday,
27ih inst, at I! O'Clock p. n. They also appointed
Committee consisting of E. ". Glover, Thos j. Ban,
Geo. C. Genet, Timothy DAILY, John b. Haskin and
Anthony 7, Gallagher 10 secure speakers.
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Advertisement
npCop .rtyp pApPR III 4NClyGs -

Prarr L HAsDKssEESs, hsnufsctnr.n and importer NO
40 broadway between Leonard and frszkhn-'ts, invite 81
t,nop 10 Their which unsurpas'>d oy any
n iris country Faithful and accomplished vortmen sent 70
spy part Of The city country short notice and ther ~orh
wara1ted-
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fAdyertisemeptl
Tn referring 10 our advertsing columns It !

Be seen ha, the eh stock Of Spring and Summer Day GooDs
fCHAs HEARD Co.. No sol Grand st. Is TO be closed out
Al gTes sacrifice. fair friend Of ours has shown us sample
OF the beautiful Bsrezes they goias 70 sell FOR aud we DO
aes. they style and quality we have sesn a. d.
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fkdverrisemeut -
Tp.s-Tbe best assortment Of FNR TEAS VIII

b. found a. the CANTON TIA CoAPAsrs newly erected and
eez.nt sore No rs CharhA between Pear And hoose
slr, The oldest Tea establishment In the cty We assurs
cor re.de tbsy hero than elsewhere, either -
wholesale or retail No branch storeA
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AtIyGgp FALSE PRHTENsEs.-Bernard McCabe
wa arrested Yesterday for obtaining By false prete from
Valentine Reupe Of FIT hirdst McCabe called on Mr. H.
and stated that he was Mr. Geber for the and
The complainant ben indebted Geber sent the sum required
He aerw ard learned that the prisoners story was false NC
Cabe WA locked up by Justice Wood
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BALM OF THOUSAND FLOwERs-For beatty
s the EXON ard ersc.ns al pnpes freckles
fru the face FErEDeE Co., Frsnkin-squae, se~.fof
for sale By c. II. RNs. Broadway and al DuzsistA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-18

Jeremiah b. Cleveland was reelected Arch Chance-
lor Of the United Americans Of the state Of NewJr
sew 81 its meeting "Wednesday, In jersey City.
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Advertisement.

HowIRp and Mr. and Mrs O. C. Howard Is again creating
xrest PuRDY's NATIONAL THEATER They are
week longer and Uncle Tom viii DO Performed
every night
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ADVERTISEMENT
BOOK KEEPING 8

pew Pupils daily THIS WEEK for thoronsh course OF Cousr
Instruction reduction Of half bis regular
eb,-1. viz. sil so OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH,
Nos 36l and >62 Broadway.
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AdvertismeDt
The Editor Of The New-YOrk Ledger remarks:

Our confidence in the efficacy Of DIR. McCLn Eocxs DIaR'
kHIA PREyESTryE untounded Every
BODY .houd have IL" Sold By A CUsHsAS Co., No IL
Fulfon-st
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CITY ITEMS.

NnLo,s.-Ths new operate spectacle Of the Daugh-
ter Of St, Marx will be produced tonight BY the Pyne
troupe. We think it has never been done in this
countrv
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RIVER THiEvEs-OSE ARREsTED.-Several nyer
thieves entered the cabin OF the soop Harriet at the foot
OF Beekan Saturday night between aud 10 o'clock and
and hasty exit One of these however, John smith
a. usual fell and arrested BY Ocer Bingham
Of the Second police The prisoner yesterday taken
10 the Tombs and committed for examination.
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Adysrtisemenf-
BLAKE's PATENT FiRE-PROOP PANT, NO. III
Pssrl-t-see under bead Of Psin'A
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ALLEGED BURGLARY.-A man named VIM. Evans
Va. arrested on Saturday night by Oeer Van Tae Of the
Fifth Ward charged with having burg soasy entered the
premises Of Geo w Marvin, No. l2 West brosdwsy win
intent 10 steal The officer caught the accused on the premises
Evans was held TO bail in $50 70
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LOTTERY PoLIcIEs.-Wliam See, of No. 304
Geenwich arrested Yesterday on complaint Of Charles
Nelson of Coumbia-st who charges him with seinS
lottery policies Officer Martin who made the arrest seiz cd
the acseds books and papers He held TO bail IN $780,
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CIRCUIT CorRr CALrsDAR BRooxLiS) FOR no o..
nay Jcxk is-NoA &C. Io ic5 l06 i07 los ILL., liz, lS, hs
rs. iis. ia lis, ii9, III, IL, IL, Isi, lS
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fAdyerisement.l
O. M Poison

ADVERTISEMENT
"NO POIsOS."
SODA WATER
from Gass Fountains,
1.-THE GOLDEN BELL,
No 567 Broadway, corner of Prince st.
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ATTEMPTED SuIcIDR.-Lawrence Kelly residing
at No $50 washnsfons attempted suicide yesterday morn
Ing about two O'Clock By jumping from second story window
He was however but shy injured He lsborns under
dslirium tre mems when he made the attempt
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FATAL CANpHESE AccIDEST.-Coroner o Donnell
held the Hospital upon the body Of Ger
trnSe Emsbur.y German cir aged p who burned on
Friday night No. @ HoustoD While IN the sct Of hni
,mp he ui took and caused the injuries which have
proved fatal Deceased domestic In the above houc
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BRookLrs err MORTALITY. The number q
deaths in this city last week amounted 10 total Of
IS, Of which IS were males and 20 fcmales OF thcss
81 were minors and 3e adults. The principal causes
were consumption, Of which died; Inflammation.
which carried of 10; and measles Of which disd.
Diseases-ApopIeIy, l; cancer. /; cholera infsntum.
?; congestion BRAIN D. congestion lungs, 2; consunP-
ton, g. commissions, 3; commissions puerpcrsl 1;
Group, /; debility, drOp'y in head, D. dysonssry. l.
scarlet fever, D. typhoid fever l; heart disease. J.;
whooping cough, 1; hemOuhase lungs, /; inasmms-
ton bowels, 2; Inflammation liver. |; inasmmstoa
lungs, Z; malformation, 1; measles, 5; old age, o;
premature birth, /; rheumatism, !; s,ilbom.i.
CoRosERs ls0ur,r.-Csroner Reiding held an in
Quest upon the boky z vheh "a
The water foot Of Pacific Decssssd sAoz 50 yss
OF age with gray hair partially held and had bach ock
coat bombazne xed cashmere panfaoons bsi stok
white shirt silver spectscles and bad in h poeass
knives and shoe-hooi Verdict found drowned The Ssiv
was not Identified
tn. ofn nd
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Issprcros JosEs.-The Commissioner Of Streets and
Lamps wriies the Mayor that he has investigated IN
part The charges against Stree, Inspector Jones' and
tina, be will conclude The case to-day and send the ev'
iisnoe 10 The Mayor
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NEw-YoRK JuyESILE AsrLrN.-The Directors OF
this Institution state that within the past two years
they have cared for 100 OF the vagant and hitherto
neglected children of this City They have obtained
a peImsnet location and commenced the erection Of
suitable buildings near High Bridge, but find that to
complete the work and pay for house OF reception
secured in West Thireenth-st they some s25, 900
abort of the requisite amount Of funds and appeal to
the public for assistance Their claims supported
by some of the most responsible men in the city. We
presume any sum sent to the Treasurer Mr. Joseph b.
Collins will be faithfully applied
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THE TURF.

UMoS CoURsE, l.. Saturday, June
l6, 1855. Match, $500, mile heats, best in in
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Rowprrx.-About ; o'clock yesterday morning
report reached the Fourth1Hard House that
fight was coming Of corner Of Frankfort and Goldsts
between gang of rival roudies. Sergeant knowles
with section of men hurried to the spot, bat before
they arrived the contestants had fed. II appean
that .. ths, early hour number Of Sixth Ward
came down to the Fourth Ward for the purpose OF
having fght with similar party in this district
The inhabitants were quite alarmed at those move
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SUPPOSED FATAL AssArLT.-"m White, oiack
smith, was arrested on Saturday night by the Ninth
Ward Police, charged with committing deadly as
sault upon Ezekiel Mcdonald with stone. The par
ties had quarrel in Westinghouse when the assault
was perpe'rs,ed. The injured man was taken to hs
home, No 727 washngton-st., and is expected not TO
recover. White was yesterday taken before Justice
Brennan and committed
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy frtieles
I'VE sub-t riher ~: be- ftade La" All 'afn'
stock ef Earthen~arrl Cbia7 add 81 -, the put
terms ol which selected hy bii.-et "a person.
Having al pprir Of soas iH thi- P'tllfuai
business he feels gicHt confidence u sat1g that ~ point
OF price aud quality. it vii compare avofab' WIN my
other house IA the rude
White Granite Dinner Wan,
DO DO Basin and Evef-, Jug Tn y are, etc.
Bluc Print. lowing and Fancy 10
Fine Decorated ChHa Dinner md )',ssu Sei1
D. do de- Ten Mud To- >ef.
Do do du ruelcrs and Arss-
Gold Band do nl above varl,ts
~ te Chisa do OF aln,,. ,urirry.
Common Wsre of ever, deserHfinu sutib'e io5
" ee-ninr which be OLE. upon ,ueh tf,"'s Tor o"'t
cannot ftii to please
Fine Mante ptcr and Toilet Ga,aes
Fna Ivory funle Cutlery. Nalfer- an Bfittann War
Safety. aud otnsf ail and Solar Tampa
GLASS Vino IN every variety.
Al he a-k i call and he 5scl- assured his prices
viii riv, sat ~iHctlaa-
III. FarscrI, une of thrbe-t IL tls itnde
STONE Hare at ia.tor rfsr..
sepl2--rs JAS u. &. EVANS.
No. IL Man street Ri.hmoni. Va.
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WATCH & JEwELRY BsTABLIsHMEN

a. Nrhaye MS received. in al tilion Ia CORNER
ga stock OF "atch 'snnd J"wery tresl supply of
saA8 very fine gold and silver lever Watches bp
most approved makers. Al.o large atd well ecteI
stock OF Gentemcn'- Fob and Vest Chains beautfu!
article and Of latest l'tterr, Ladies Brra, pins Ear
rings Finger rings, Bm eets Buttons, Gold and Silver
Pencil. &c, with ali other articles usually Kept in such
blshments, to which We respectful invite the at
teItinn of all wantirg good Watches and JeaclIy
Prisons Vi Ting Lynchburg aud desiring any ant Gle
in our line respectfully solicited 10 cai aud exam
ire,,ur stock, anxious to exhibit th"se goods
AMI are equally an>iou, It. se Them consequently will
elhurgnirs.
Observation-Disclosures. Jew ery and a article. of colp
aud Svc ware repaired AT shout motive.
NOV l3ts II. SlLNERIflORN &. co.
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FINE TEAS
GONE ALLYET nATHUNGER to

u the FAMILY GROCERY. where tnay b. found the
following articles. Suit Pork Sail Bcef. large lot oi
I'ish poiatocs. Arqea Apples. Gbc'nat-. M" inri
Fresh Buucr Ruck-n hcal Ion aud la s, everything
usually kcpt ~ q wen regulated fimlly grocery all Of
which vii bf old cheap for casi
ian l. [. y. II SOLOMON.
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l. nov receiving Wy superior ,turs eft FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting OF every n,tlce
oi Lad1", upd Geut.rmcus wear. Also. large
meot "i Blankets, Lindsey aud Heavy Woolens all oi
winch In oiei, the a>orubir terms. II for
mer r'ron-nnl fhc public eenerny tspeclfJi
h#ltcI Ia cul' al klLE'S CORNER. MAIN ST.
Is
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SAl LBS. nice fosh yENiSoN HAMS, Gr
le)UO.alra t
m 1T TAIlAFERRo & HAAnLTON'S
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A RAKE CHANCE. Stock Of Goo!.
~ vet remaining unsp l. the late sIauf ol G'hg'
BegA, j. largo and dc-irIblc Gu huy IN tie - ar
ke' nvil To- Gull aud assure them YES tlni every
th.n' id tbe. from the %, h9ud "i Sc put -
lotr than smiIar Goods can be hnnglh IN the
rty tsl7 dis Il i. SAChEl /
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MERCHANDIoE.
,rCoND SUPPLY OF NEW GOOD.

y The sabscribcrs sre now opening III laslee''
,t.i, SEPOND STPrLl Of sea-unable 6uods. reeci Z
Iy pulchu.rd BY ib,n senior pHrtHer ia "" f,'H'
E=I added T., their September purchase tnahts mon
stock yrry tu and al the nsi uract'" ever 81 ,t'
In tins MAJ embracing al tbcuewe.f styles at hADlbs
DRESS GOODS. = SIies. satins ba.rnt ia, MousiIh
Mcrino-. &C. LAdIe, Velvet Satin and Cloth Clnaks y
r,lnia. frearh Euhrudef great variety, among
Which ai oAao Iish >rfs Of Maltes" Luee aud Mns,Ih
sleeves nd Collars. \ general assortment ri Cloths
Cn4nsres aud Ne.in4- ia. gentlemen a n5nNy stock
oI servant Cood.. ,urh Pulled lo-.5-, Sa'un'i'
PIaia Llsi-,g. and hlanhet,. Carpets, huss. Cfamb
C.u1tl- uui booA Mai. loscther viii all gaud' be
l,ueiue t,tIe Diy Gooi, trudc, many ot ". have
bcn puf a>od fo much les han they couid ave heeh
had ,a,y m the All OF winch thy uc deter
mined 10 srll low. aud only ask examination Is al
ii,y ASS Ia insure sutizt otien
my il.di. JOHN 7. DAyISN CO
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immense Stock of New Goods.
BOUGHT AT IMPORTERS PRICES
BIRD January 1850

mo. J. rURNlS Agent, HON, from "a trip after
- Goods, aud i. npen'ug VERY iaryr ,t1c of rq,y
description OF Mersh1ndl~c
These goods havins been bought Al importer cost
will be sold without reserve. f,r ca.h at small rruit,.
n. b. Country Merchants Will find hi. II rare chance
IL mend up TIA, in stocks.
jan 2J-dt, JNO. J. PURYIS. Ag't