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OTFlcE suPEHisTssprxr PUBLIC PKINris0,
FIJI Washington, september ~, leos
IN pursuance Of provisions Of the " Ael for
cutting public printing &e.s approved August 49, 1854 sealed
day December twelve O'clock for
paper required public printing
commencing me lei day Of Deeember 1885, and ending
the LEI day of December, 1885.
specifies nearly be aseeansd The
quantity quality and description OF each kind Of piper viii be
required.
CLAssl.
10000 fine printing paper uneaendeed TO p BY
81 inches and 10 weigh oryhye pounds to the reun OF
$50 sheets.
1900 prinng paper eaendeed, "a by %
inches and 20 weigh MY six pounds to the ream Of 4sO
sheets.
5000 reams super6ne printing pape
measure "a By - inches and to weigh my Two pounds TO
CASA.
800 cam supene hard sized ond calendered printing paper
"a by 81 inches, una weigh y-tigh
pounds 20 the Of AGO sheets.
CLASS 8.
900 supehue ealended map paper, OF such
sizes may be- required, corresponding IN weight win
10 by "a inches aud weighing twenty
pounds per OF 4eU Sheets
oLAsso.
900 supefne plate paper (caendeed uncandered
required) 10 by "a inches, 81 such weight
per ream as may be required
The paper linen
and cotton, free ion all aduliefaon other sub
stances, Of iar wMeness, twenty ui
EACH hundiss of
perfect Uniformity thickness, weight
Will be required and bundle eacusive of wapper)
under ye The standard weight viii be
eeved The weight will IN all required Mixing
Weaknesses In the bnnda make the weight
viii be considered violation OF he contract.
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RoKtTANskY's Pathological Anatomy. 4 volumes
Al in g
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Mask from Dickens's Household Words
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman " Miss ardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Fruits aud Vegetables all and
how obtain them Price l2k
SeptI FRANCK TAYLOR
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Feb II-eoIy

A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly
ahe modern and
ion OF the travelling public
Idly
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NEW Fall ana Winter Goods,--W. II. STANFORD,
Merchant Tailor No 48S Pennsylvania avenue
Of Third returned from New York. receiving
his aud elegant stock Of goods adapted
which he would respectfully invite The attention Of his friends
and the public Returning his thanks the liberal patronage
tofore bestowed him, he would all diligence
will be taken to I'll all orders in his elegant style fit
and fnish The possible price
Also a beautiful stock OF furnishing goods.
Sep 10 -2aw3wf
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proposals for indian Good

DEpAxraEsT IsTssIoK,
Once Indian Affairs,
September "a, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals or Indian Goods
Indian
anil O'Clock Wednesday, 5Ist of October
goods Cor the inaan Department o fulfilling
Indian Tribes aad other Indian purposes
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Judge Curtis rendering the pros service Of
and expensive Let only
ecsuse happened The
this In his the
insurance. Company which determines the rules
pcabe the property
oeeupies less than In the second
uccesso) this twenty But Judge
retains everything said by ihe Court who
shall, g. j., and everything which lawyer
use And he this Ia form OF II IL really
operation OF
original report The think, be found
Ills con-
densaon money time and
THEOPHlf,Us PARSONS.
ChsBRDaR, August 10, 1855,
Aug I7-2awfuf
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NOTICE. street, opposite Franklin
IN Square, 18Th street.
foot liberal Of which may be
Commodore Bureau Of Yards Docks
extending hundred and forty
north a thirty feet alley. ALBEsT SMITH
Aug 3-2awfw
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Spectaci~s.

ob silver fine steel and plated specaces glasses &c.
All focuses, with perocal,
experience advantages selecting
adapted to the eyes ofwearers.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO.
32i Penn. avenue, between Ninth md Tenth streets
a psf
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MILL attend TO business before the departments
cnms the supreme Court Inited States
Once, m street, opposite the General Post oaice
July l2-9sw3m
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No. b44
Notice of the Reopenlng OF the DanvIlIe Land Office
Illinois.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE Sept 49, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been the
and of the DapvIie Illinois
of the vacant lands remaaing said district and thirty
public notice from the date Of The Of said instructions,
eopenng their office aud the in which applications
be received by Them.
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2awfW Intel Star Commissioner.
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VIM. NJ. Merrick,
" l'E' iHNHNNNNs
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. 30 Louana arcnus,
WILL practise Supreme Court OF States the
court of claims and the several courts of the District OF
iumbis.
Dec 27-3tawt
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NOTICE TO PRE- EmpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right Of empon OF tbs
of townships above
ted required 10 establish the same 10 the satisfaction OF the regis
proper Office payment
seeing this notice. and before the
the pubic sale lands
bracing claimed otherwise claim will be forfeited
JOHN HOOD
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
July % Iawi3w Intel and Star
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dozen axes, 10 weigh from Y 10 5h pounds
so do hair axes, TO weigh 3k pounds
80 do hatche.s, to weigh Y pound
. do brand axpa ofdIuhry size,

g % lalfsa.s, 3 weigh ~ pound
do broad axes ordnary size.
goods Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
~ L .nd ho q
made before the LIST day Of April next o. at such Time
thereafter durog INC year 1850 as may Dc ordered ey INC COM
g be 10 a e or above s an
others the class hui Of different description
thai may be needed, at the lowest market prices.
Goods American OF the required styles and quail
~ WIN 6 Ss as II 81 som ae
Of either those kinds that sample thereof shall accompany hc
furnished in all conform and
this Office samples may
Isd and approved They win be gdy inspected and compared
se az % amy n TED
CURED kind quality within three days. Or II that be not done
sy w q @ win be %
agents appointed inspect them.
performance contract snre,ies, sui
cency must be certified by United States judge district a'o
The proposals articles quantities
prices annexed dollar. hey
furnished be carried and footed up for
They should be submitted with the following heading
for wei hereby propose
and according The rs SCI ihse
affixed ee the list according the class classes
pha Balimore piishus ciacnna Louis Deiroii
he case may s' on Or Ss,s 1 frs, day Of a newt ss
Commissioner Of Indian A.s aud Tor wei win also furnish
qualities goods price,.
Of different descriptions be re-
qured the service of the Indian Department during the 1856
deliverable above stated And this proposal be accepted he
in whole par class be
for Tor wei win, execute
accordingly and satisfactory the Com
he guarantee in the
following responsible persons,
sniciency lie certified by persons
ally officially known 10 the department.
Tor we hereby guaranty bidder Tor bidders
il shall be awarded to him, Tor ihem according his
bid
security thereof prescribed advertise
m Indian goods September and
which INT
by of
the part Of the said tidjerp for bidsrsl
win be considered
tic and directions of ibis advertisement.
GEO w. MANYPENNy,
Commissioner
Sep 95--d3ta 3tnwtoct3l lint. s. Star.l
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mo. 543.l
Sent 23-onw6W

NOTICE or the discontinunnce Of the land office nj
IN Vincsnnes, Indiana.
NarIos that the land office VIacEKNrs
which
notice No $751; dated February ~ 1885, for purposes
toned discontinued and the public
and unappropaed said district will hereafter he subc entry
ceiver which office will public
they will be prepared applications for any
lands at their office.
Given under hand at the city Of Washington This day
September, A. d. 1885. THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Sep 2-law6w fInteI
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No. LIS 900 writing &c inches, weigh twenty
eight pounds
23 25 inches weigh
pounds per
No. leo writing inches, twenty
pounds
No. 4 $40 writing 9 by 10 inches TO weigh twenty
pounds per
No 81 400 wnrg Il by 10 inches TO weigh twelve
pounds per ream.
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Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United
States.
JUDGE CURTIs's EDITION.
Three polrpaes,
This day published by
LITTLE, BROWN, * co,
Lew aud foreign booksellers, liz Washington street. Boston,
Reports OF the Decisions OF the supreme
United states,
With Notes and Digest
BY ID. 4. CURTIS,
One Of the Associate Justices of Court
Yols. 4, s., O. svo. 50 per volume.
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Maekinae Blanket. and Dry Good.

MaekiaGe Bianksts and Dry Good
27O0 pairs point white Macknae blankets 20 measure SO by
1880 pairs * point white blankets 81 BY
&c inches, and weigh pounds
1000 pairs 2poni white Mseknae blankets 10 measure "a BY
inches, and weigh - p enaas ,,..,.,. .....- =.
50 inches, and weigh An pound,
$50 pairs pou, white sacnac blankets TO measure % ny
500 nsnsI po sns wsfa n sGaaas blankets to
~ inches and weigh pounds
800 pairs point seasct Mac kinac Blankets 10 measure "a
100 pairs a. point green aeknae blankets measure &C BY
81 inches AID weigh 10 pounds
900 pa Maeknac blankets 10 measure 60 by
inches and weigh pounds
200 pairs pom, green Maekinae blankets to measure BY
pairs ~ point Genlnea acknae blankets, mea
sure % BY "a inches aad weigh 10 pounds
pairs blue Mackinae Blankets measure
CORY y inches, and weigh pounds
800 pairs ~ point Genlnea blue Maeknae blankets to
3 GOO yards fancy list blue cloth
$500 do saved isl do
2 SO SO do Do 30 90 s ;ss'si %
80 ao &c s Ssss. ssn %ssaesss'
90 do Tack silk do
90 do ga cotton shswls
e DO DO a a DO
% do s4wocllea do
1000 pounds linen thread
rs gross worsed gathering
30 pieces elk hnndkerehiefs
5000 yards calico
s'S 400 90 % t eaa drilling a,,,S..
1900 do blue drnnins
30 couonade
1000 1000 90 &" Ssa %ssa'e
1000 do satincts
5000 5000 DO DO s Sss 's' siir,,ns
$4,000 domestic shifting, unbleached
5000 do checks, stripes, and pads
aeO dozen wooien socks
a,soo yards fanasla assorted
400 dozen spool cotton
potud cot matt
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Miller d. Brown,

Afro RNEys Sat IA w /,
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Oct 2-3,aw9s
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SPARTANRURG FEMALE COLLEGE.

WV "a ~ - -
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar aud
Geography.
COLLEGIATE COURSE.
First Class-English Grammar, lreyiewed.) Arm.
metic icon tinued Geography, (Uth Maps, contnued
Outlines of History, Eng ish Composition
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Rhetoric, Logic, Composition, (continued,) bO'anj
Algebra, History, (continued:) Latin, { ommCnCedj
JUNIOR CLASS.
History, (continued,) Latin, (continued) GeOmeiT'
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Moral Philosophy
SENIOR CLASS.
Trigonometry, with its applications Latin, Iron
tinued,) French Astronomy, Mental Phi osOphy' L'r
dences of Christianity. ..
Instruction in English Composition and Anayh
continued through tina whole course.
TUITION FEES AND INCIDENTAL ExPENaEs.
Tution for College course, proper embracing all III
studies enumerated per Term Of scholastic ye't
payable half yearly in advaDce, $4pw
MUSIC EXTRA, PER TERM OF ONE YEAR.
Guitar, 25 %
Use of Piano, S% ~.
Primary Department per Term Of one year, ., n
payable as above, wv
officers of the Institution, per onth Including al a.
penses of Lights, Fuel, Washing, Attention, &c S|"
payable at the end of each halc year.
Text Books can be furnished if desired, at cost J"
ces.
% The above includes all charges. No other ha
ordinary extraordinary, will be charged for any
all the BRANCHES enumerated.
This Institution will go into operation on the iGOI
Wednesday in AUGUST next. AMI close its first is,
the fourth Wednesday in DECEMBER. Non-re'o%
Pupils will be required to board the Campus, rIeT
in special class of cases provided for by IcsoU"
of the Board. s. BQBQ,
President of the Board of TTE'iesi
]. II WILSON, Secretary.
july l3. 5l.2W
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"THE SPECTATOR.

WEEKLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED At WASHINGTON CITY.
iNHE undersigned propose to commence about the first
| OF June next, in the City OF Washington, the publ
cation of weekly newspaper to be called the Spectator
designed for general circulation among the people the
United States. its columns will contain full digest of
he news of the day. torel ign and domestic; weekly
:eview OF finance and the markets synopsis Of the
proceedings of Congress during its session; tables OF
lection returns, the important political action of State
legislatures and of party conventions interesting mis-
celancous and scientific matter articles agriculture
together with original articles upon ding topics of
the day. Much valuable information relative to the op
cratons of the Executive Departments of the Govern
ment, together with the weekly list of new patents will
found in its columns. large portion of it's space
Its location the political centre tho Union, will at.
ford opportunities always to procure the latest nforma
tiOn OIL public at .lrs.
1t is the intention Of the undersigned make the
Spectator acceptable visitor to every house in the
Union, and it will therefore not any
the position of partizan paper, will il owe any
allegiance to men; hut entertaining fixed and decided
views on questions of political economy, and upon
system OF government it Will disseminate and promul
gate them occasion may require-always keeping
carefully in view the Interests of the country grow Ing
out of foreign well as domestic affairs
The Spectator will be printed in quaro FORM good
paper and type each number containing eight
ges of matter, making volume annually of pages
Each volume will be accompanied by a full and COM
pete index of its contents, thus making it valua
bic paper for preservation and reference. 1t will be
published every Saturday morning. at So per annum
payable always in advance. No will be continued
beyond the time for which it is paid
All subscription and communications on business
should be addressed to the undersigned Washington
DC. AUG F. HARVEY & 90
Washington City, May %, 1855. 49,
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Jan. &c, 1855
A New Map of North arolina.

THE undersigned are preparing and will publish as
4 soon the necessary Surveys, &c, can be OBJ
tanned, New, Large and Omplete MAP of North
CARoLINA five feet BY II rec, well engraved and finished
in the best style.
II is admitted on all sides, that such work IS a
great desideratum State ard II in consequence
he frequent enquiries this subject that the uEde-
signed have embar ked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work of this kind is that OF
McRea publishe in 1888 ard since then he Counties
Towns Dads and Post-ofces haze increased IN num=
ber and all works of Internal lmproH ements, with
small exceptions, been set on foot.
II S intended that the New Map, now proposed to
be published, shall contain, accpTately laid down, all
the Natural Features Of the Stat the nlets, HaTbors
Sounds, Lakes. Rivers, creeks and Mountains, &c
Also the public improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads, Plankroads, Counties County towns,
Post offices, Cities Villages, Postroads and Canals,
Colleges, Academies. &c. &c.
The Map Will be ready by the summer of 1855
WILLIAM D. COOK,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS:
sion;. $1,000
Ir Plain STYLE Black Rollers, 600
Information from any source, and which may be CT
service in making the above work. will be thankfully
received. Al commune atoms should be addressed to
WM. D. COOKE,
Raleigh, September Is. S-6m
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N@EICS

TY Rntcs and ACCENTS having beer !i,c"d /" Ia"
i bands of s. w Devils Esq, Tor coilec'!o" those
grho age indebted indiv Idnaiy, or as ole 0 Ing
cd finn of Steele Harry. respectfully request
81 to make settlement by April Court it not sO"nct
A. G.. STEEL. f..
Feb 2 1865. 2S-u
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A Notable FactS

OUR unsettled accoanis for year before last and last
" year We mast have closed by Cash or good Notes
right straight GlOng" lcrthOuf re,st t9 PERSONS Our
creditors make us PACE THE Music" all occasions
and learnt" dance by ourselves ANY LONGER
Talk enough"
PRITCHARD l. CALDWELL,
ngr.b q 1853 33,f No 3Gra N'tc Row.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
STANLY COUNTY.

Court of Pleas and Quarter sessiops-May Term 10"
Jacob w. Little. Admir- of }
James Little, deceased. Petition for Sei''"''T
SoPhiah Little, Olmsteod Little, Lorenzo NJ w
tie, Mary E. Long, James L. Love and wife Natenr
James NJ. Hunnycutt and wife CIarinds, IsFeal IHut
james Little, John Alexander Little WIN. A. Little I"
Martha Little. :,
1t appears to the satisfaction Of the Court that LoenS%
Little one of the defendants in this Inho
Of this State. 1t is ordered that publication be made S
Charlotte Democrat for six weeks noung the said LH G
to be held for the county Of Sany at the Court tioDs
Albemare, on the second Monday in August ne4 the
there 20 plead answer denur to the said Petition,
same will be taken proconesso TO him and heard
Witness. Richard Harria, Clerk of our said Court a. IN
IN Albemare, the second Monday in May 1855, and ""
merlcan Independence the 7et year.
ISSUED me 18th day OF June, 1855. oh
June 22-1s.6w PRS tee So u, HARRIS, tNA
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Piedmont Sulphur and Chalybeate
SPFIN%
IN RGRKE GUGNIY vi. C..

Sirteen miles North Of Morganton, 1eiH be opeu
jer the reception Of C0mprny, on the
l5th Of June 1855.
THIS delightful Summer retreat cannot be surpassed
| by any of the fashionable Watering aces within
the State of North Carolina. Here ids, we
those seeking pleasure, may find Summer residence,
calculated TO es:ore the asst energies of the Physical
Constitution ard crafty the most fastdious.
The proprietor has enlarged his spacious accommo-
daIons by considerable additions, and is prepared to
receive d large company. He will spare pains 10
contribute to the benefit and aticaton of those who
favor him with their company.
This fine watering place is sur ounded by some Of
the greatest Natural cnTiosities in this ountry The
Table Rock is only miles tr' the springs :;
Hollow Spring Cave is mile, Ravn Rock Falls four
miles, and Falls of LinvilIe is nine miles.
And all in great country for hunting and fishing.
Deer and turkeys plenty in the neghborhood of the
springs.
By calling DR.. IIappodt proprietor OF the''M eun-
tain Hotel,' in Morganton every necessary inorna-
ton pertaining the medical qualities OF these waters
can be obtained.
JAMES C. ESTES, Proprietor
june 2, 1855. 46-3m
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Odd Fellows Female Institute,
OFHOW ARD LODGE No. S. l. O. 0. F.
Located at Shelby, N. G.

N'IE Trustees Of Howa I'd Lodge No. IS, l. O. o. F..
/ will open Female School in the town of Shelby
the LIST Monday in June next, be under the super
vision and direction of the Trustees.
The most experienced and efficient Teachers hav.
been employed, the design is render it of tn,
best in the up country.
They have now in of construction large and
coHmodous building which will be completed This year
The course of instruction usually taught in similar in
stitutions.
RATES OF TUITION;
OrthoEraphy, Reading, and Writing, per Session
OF months $6Oo
Geography, Grammar, Composition, &c. 1000
higher B. anches, embracing Ancient Languages.
Algebra, Geometry, Botany, Natural and Mem
tai Philosophy, &C.. 1900
EXTRA STUDIES;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar, per session. $4,000
Use Of Instrument 400
Embroidery Drawing, Painting, &c. 1000
French 5000
Board can be had in tho best families reasonable
terms.
A, W. BURTON.
THOS. WILLIAMS, Trustees.
D. FRONEBERGER,\
Shelby, N. c., May IL, 1855. 43tf
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SIENNA FIGS.
BLACNSMITEING
Well done or TO PAY required

s-s THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub.
TX lie, that he has opened BLACKSMITH SHOP
1Eyon College street, opposite the Charlotte 4 S. c.
Railroad Depot where he is prepared to execute all kinds
of Bllcksmithing, Horse Shooting. Repairing Boilers
making Mill Irons, &c.
Ill orders to j. r. HAND M-ssrs Irwin, IIuggins s.
Co, my self will be speedily attended TO. Refer Mr.
Glaze & Co., Palmetto Foundry, Columbia, S. c.
s. J. PERRY.
march 2 1855 32-Gm
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
1T

CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
Wilmington. N. e.
The CLARENDON IRON WORKS pre-
pared receive orders for Beam, Vertical, Horizon
tai or Oscillating Steam Engines, High or Low Pres
sure and adapted all pu pos Circular, Vertical and
Portable Saw Mills compIctc PuHps, Mining Machine
ry, Grst and Flour Mills. complete; Parker Turbine
and othcF Water wheels. Eq4iPRing of Steamers, Car
wheels and Axlcs Horse powers Of yaFloEs patterns
Rice Field Pumps and Engines Rice Thrashcrs i;
Single Machines, Shaiting, Pucs, Hangers, Gears,
and al other Mill Work
CASTINGS.
Iron and BRASS Castings If all descriptions including
Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe, Bridge Castings, &c.,
&C. The Company would respectfully invite atcntIln
their styles and patterns Of Railing, which may be
at their office.
Boilers,
Tubular Flue and cylindrical Boilers, Water Tanks,
Chimneys, and all other KINDS of Boiler Work.
Repairs.
separate department and force will be kept for
pairs, where work will be done thoroughly and with
despatch.
Having large facilities the above work will be done
reasonable terms elsewhere, North or South,
and IN prompt and satisfactory manner.
and designs for mills their furniture, and for ma
chinery generally, willingly answered. All orders or
commune tons TO be addr to the unde
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Agent.
March %. 35-tf
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LOOK HERE i!

WE, the undersigned, have purchased the large and
w extensive Stock of Groceries belonging To the
FIRM Of Films SPrau at which place We will be found
all times, ready and Hing 10 wait all those who
may favor with their patronage. BY Keeping on
hsnG full supply of
Family Groceries,
re will be prepared ill all orders punctuaily, that
nav be intriscd TO care. Our quick sales
and small profits - for cash or barter.
The hi hest cash prices viii be paid for produce.
ELMS & OATES.
may 81, 1855. 4stf
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New Confectionery and Bakery.
]. & E. LONERGAN

TAKE pleasure in announcing TO their friends and
the public that they have just opened IN the House
on Main street. doors east OF the American ToteI,
Bak ~ and onfectiomarv Estab isbment.
Having secured the services OF an experienced
and thorough workman, they prepared TO furnish
Bread Cakes and every thing in their line OF the
most superior absorption. Th have just opened
in ErtcHS1re Varlety Of
E4gIEESTP lG1rlA lztaQG-TGg
AND ALL KINDS OF CANDIES. TOYS.
FANCY ARTICLES Of erery description,
And indeed every thing usurily found In thelr ilne
If desire 70 please and reasonable TERMS viii in
sure patronage they determined to have 1t.
J. e. F.. LONERGAN.
January IS, 1855. z7-u
n B-I have sold my interest in the Gsare5y to
J. Louergan All persons indebted to the firm are
earnestly requested to SETTLE longer indulgence can-
not be given. -
Ian. DC. 1855