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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-12-10

nAIL ROAD HOTEL.-The undersign-
IL ed begs leave to inform his friends and the
public at large, that he has just finished and open
ed his new building, known as the MULLINAUX
HOUSE, opposite, and within fly feet of the
Kings Mountain Rail Road Depot, Yorkyle. for
the accommodation of the TRAVELLING commu-
nifty. CONVEYANCES will be kept for the
transportation of travellers to any portion of the
country. STOCK DRIVERS can likewise be ac-
commodated. Every effort will be made to oblige
and entertain customers in satisfactory manner.
Bills made to suit customers.
NJ. MULLINAUX.
Sept 30 It
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons
IL having claims against the late COL WILLIAM
WRIGHT deceased, will please present them by
the FIRST OF JANUARY next, duly attested,
to Messrs ADAMS s. McCORKLE Of Yorkville,
for payment.
J. L. HARRIS, Qualified
J. J. DLACKWoOD, ! Executors.
Nov5 Al II
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WE0N OWEe

which have been proftably worked. Also, WA
TER.POWER unsurpassed by any in the South
Also. SIXTEEN NEGROES, all, but one, Eel.
LOWS AND MECHANICS.
THOMAS GRIER,
W. p BYNCM,
Exrs of \. Hoyl.
Oct 15 Al lit
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I AND TITLES, MAGISTRATES
A Summons and Recognzances; Commissions
to Examine Witnesses, Ca. Sa., Co. Sa on Sum.
Pro-, Sub. I'D Res, Writ in Attachment, &C., to-
getbcr with all kinds of Law Blanks in common
use. For sale at the ENQUIRER OFFICE, and will
be sent by mail to any address, postage prepaid,
at One Dollar per Quire.
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Champagne: Champagne Cider
'EgIE HIGH SHOALS,

Embracing FIFTEEN THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND, large portion of it productive grain grow.
ing land. Also. several rich GOLD DMlNES opened
and now being worked Also, many bodies of in
eyhnnstihle
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Is~ Listen, We Dyspeptics.-GO
and do Lik e wise. Permanent Cure

The Rev. James Hunnicutt, proprietor and
editor of that excellent paper, the Christian
Banner, published at Fredericksburg, Va,
in his editorial of June 9Th, 1857, thus speaks
of his cure:
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE.
1t will remembered by many ofour readers,
that several years ago we stated in the edi-
HAMProN's VEGETABLE TINCTURE had effected
a cure for Dyspepsia in our own case-that
we had labored long with this terrible dis
ease, and suffered most awfully, the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies
this horrible enemy of man and mans hap
piness. For long time we lived in constant
fear that the fell monster would return
But, thank God, and thanks to Hampton's
Tincture, the gloomy demon has not yet re-
turned, and we begin to think he never will.
Wenow feel confident in saying that Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture has made radical
cure ofDyspepsia in our own case. We have
not taken a drop of it for the last two years.
to the best of our recollection. We eat what
we please, and as much as we please and chew
tobacco to our hearts content, and all is WELL
We believe that twelve bottles, iudiciously
taken will cure nine cases out of every ten Of
dyspeptics. We conscientiously recommend
it to all dyspeptics. The spring time and
summer it is most recommended, therefore,
as a philanthropist, we call attention to it
Editor Of the Christian Banner.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of
Cough, Rheumatism, Scrofula, &C. As res
torative and inyigorator, it has been highly
recommended.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
N4s@ Delicate Ladies and Children will
please give it a trial.
@~ See advertisement in another place.
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The vaIdingham Slave Case.

IND1NAPoLIs, Dec. 5.-An immense
crowd assembled at the Senate chamber
this morning to hear the decision of Judge
Wallace ON the fugitive slave case. The
Judge decided that he could not traverse
the decision Of the commissioner and the
negro was remanded back to slavery. The
United States marshal started with the
negro this evening for Louisville, where
he will release him to Valdingham The
case before the mayor for kidnapping has
been dismissed. The excitement is great,
and some difficulty is apprehended at the
cars, No attempt at a rescue, however,
has been made.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, December 7.--Flour-
The market to-day closed firm sales
of $500 barrels. Common to good State
at $4,60a4 10, Ohio SIS, 20a5,55; South
ern SIS. 12a5.5O.
Wheat-The market is firm-sales of
white Southern at 140 cents.
Corn-The market is dull sales Of s.
600 bushels at = cents lor Western
mixed
Pork-The market is dull sales at
S17.0Oa17. so for Mess. Prime $3.50
ale.
Lard-IIas declined 1c-sales at 103a-
II cents.
Whisky-Is firn-sales Of Ohio at
% cts.
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MONDAY, Dec. Z.

ANN Ell.
Schr. Sarah Porter, Etheredge, N. G.;
corn, to Grandy d Stout.
Schr. +. +. Forbes, Balance, corn to Gran
dy & Stout.
Schr. Telegraph, N. G; corn, to d. d.
Simmons d Bro.
Schr. j. IL. Rhoads, Simmons, N. G; corn,
to d. ID. Simmons Il Bro.
Schr. 0. N. o. N. Powers, corn and cot
ton, to Hardy q Bros, and X. Biggs u Co.
Schr. Cora Amelia, Turner, from Maine.
Schr. Mary Ann Glenn, Barrett, from
Philadelphia, corn, to F. Zanzinger.
Schr. Harry Reid, - James River, wood
to master.
Schr. r. j. Mener, Collins, N. Y +; hay, to
Lepage u Bros.
6chr. Alexina Wilson, N. c.; sundries, to
Cherry & Co, Jas. Gordon Il Co, and X.
Biggs q Co.
Boat Ocean, corn to John James
do p. Henry, do to do do
do j. c. Breckenridge, corn, to John
James.
Roat Red Eye, corn, to John James.
do VIM. N. Gregory, corn, to Jno. James.
do Star, corn, to Jno. James.
do Make Haste, corn, to Jno. James.
Schr. Lady Whedbee, Caroon, corn, wheat
and shingles, to Jno. James.
Boat Slipper, corn, to Jno. James.
Sehr. JnO. Wesley, corn, to John James.
Boat Carraway, corn, to Jno. James.
Schr. Mary Louisa Belange, wheat, to Jno
James.
CLEARED.
Schr. Sarah A. Taylor, Y Dung, for N. Y
S. Cherry & Co.
Schr. Maria Jane, Jones, N. w. c.
Williams.
Schr. j. B. Dickinson, Wheaton, N. York.
TUESDAY, Dec. s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, from
Baltimore.
DISASTER.
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SHARP SHooTIG. Washington appears
to be infested with gang of desperate
scoundrels.-EGchange
This is evidently an inadvertence. Con-
gress does not assemble until the first
Monday in Observation-Disclosures Jour-
raj, Prentice's paper.
Geo. D. Prentice, the arch champion
of the ''Plug-Uglies," had made this city
his head quarters for some weeks, sur
rounded, of course, by "troops of admir-
ing friends" but has lately oamosed-
Washington States.
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Thirty-F Fifth Congress.
First Session.

CAPITOL OF THE UNITED STATES
Washington. D. G., December moon.
The assembling of the first session of
the Thirty-ffth Congress has drawn large
numbers Of spectators to the Capitol.
The weather is delightful.
There are dense crowds in the galleries
of the House and Senate, and the greet
ings between the members and their
friends is pleasantly exciting.
SENATE.-There We're fifty senators
present at noon, and the Senate was
called to order by the Secretary, who
read letter from the Vice President
stating that he would not be able to reach
Washington by the commencement of
the session.
On motion Of Mr.. Benjamin a resolu-
ton was adopted that the oath prescr-
bed by the Constitution be administered
to new Senators by Mr.. Bright, the old
est member present. Messrs. Andrew
johnson, of Tennessee, and Clark Of
New Hampshire, new members were
then summoned and took their seats
The Senate then proceeded to ballot
for President pro tempore Senator
Fitzpatrick received fifty votes, and be-
ing chosen returned thanks for the honor.
The usual resolution was adopted to
inform the Honse and the President of
the United States Of the Organization
of the Senate, after which an executive
session we had, during which the Senate
confirmed the Presidents nomination Of
George w. Bowman, of the Bedford
Gazette, as Superindent of Public Prn-
ting.
The Senate adjourned without TRANSACT
ting any other business.
HoUsE.-Two hundred and twenty-oue
members answered to their names, land the
fact that quorum was pressed being thus
asscertained, the House proceeded to the
election Of Speaker.
Mr.. Orr, of South Carolina, was nomi-
mated by Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee, and Mr..
Grow, Of Pennsylvania, by Mr.. Banks.
The result was: Orr 1913, Grow "a, scat
tering 10.
The annunciation of the result was re-
ceivcd with applause. The Clerk appoint
ed Messrs. Stephens and Banks to con-
duct Mr.. Orr to the chair where to oath
of Office was administered by Mr.. Gid
dings. On assuming the chair Mr. Orr
expressed his thanks for the high honor
conferred upon him
He said the delicate and responsible
duties would be comparatively light, if
he should be so fortunate as the secure the
cordial corporation of the members in
despatching business and unfolding
the dignity Of the House. He promised
to administer rules which may to adopted
with frmness and impartiality.
The great business confided to them by
the people admonished them to cultivate
patriotism as expansive as the confedera-
cy itself. He cherished the hope that the
business Of the body would be transacted
to promote the interests and happiness of
the entire people; that the constitution
would be maintained in its integrity, and
that their legislation would quicken the
greatness and glory of our common coun-
try.
The remarks of the Speaker were
greeted with applause. The members
were then sworn in, advancing by delega-
tons for that purpose.
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New YORK, Dec. THE steamer
Baltic arrived off Sandy Hook at an early
hour this morning, and from there we
have the following summary Of her adj
vices, which are to the 25th ult.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-Provisions-
The market has been very dull
STATE OF TRADE-The advices from
Manchester are unfavorable. ,-The sales
had been unimportant.
MONEY MARKET.-The money market
has been slightly easier-Consols sega
80.
There is an improved feeling in mer-
camille circles, but there have been more
failures including Messrs. Ulberg 4
Creomer, of Hamburg, with liabilities
amounting to 81, 100000, and Messrs.
Carr & Goslin, of London, with liabilities
reaching to 100000.
The steamer Persia arrived out on the
2lst., and the City of Baltimore on the
25th.
Sugar is quiet. Rice is dull, and all
qualities have slightly declined.
The Baltic brings $4,000 in specie.
Among her passengers is Peter Parker,
the late Minister to China.
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SHOCKING OcoURRENcE.-Thc Potts


vile Miners Journal of Saturday says
On Thursday, an Irish girl. named
Kennedy, while returning to Minersville
from visiting her sister at St. Clair, was
caught while on the track of the Mount
Harbor Railroad, half mile above this
borough, by train of loaded coal cars,
run over and instantly killed The body
was literally quartered, the manglcd
remains presenting a horrible spectacle.
1t is stated that she was deaf, and not
aware of the approach of the cars. Ev-
cry effort was made by the men on the
train to warn the unfortunate girl of her
danger.-The cars on that portion of the
road descend by gravity, and it being
impossible to check the train which killed
the girl, in time to save her life, the
brakeman threw coal at her to warn her,
but all in vain.
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The eWs.

The Steamer Baltic arrived at New
York yesterday. Her news is unimpor-
tant.
The assembling of the first session of
the Thirty-ffth Congress-commenced
at noon yesterday-drawed large num-
bers of spectators to the Capitol. Mr..
Orr, of South Carolina, was elected Speak
er of the House of Representatives,
Messrs. Stephens and Banks were ap-
pointed by the Clerk to conduct Mr.. Orr
to the chair where the oath of office was
administered by Mr.. Giddings.
The Presidents Message will be deliv-
cred this afternoon. Copies will be in the
hands of the Postmasters at New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Richmond,
and no others.
Between IL and l o'clock on Saturday
night, while returning to his hotel, in
Baltimore, Col. Spalding of the late Japan
expedition, was attacked by two men,
who garroted him an9 attempted to rob
him ofhis watch and money. He wrest-
led with his assailants, who dealt him
several severe blows, but did not succeed
in stunning him. Finding that they
would likely be discovered they fled and
succeeded in making their escape. In
the ARRAY Col. S. was thrown on the
curbstone, which somewhat injured his
loins, but received no further injury.
The drawings for the new sloop-of-war,
to be built at Philadelphia, were received
on Wednesday from Washington, by
Commodore Stewart, and the work will
be commenced forthwith. For some time
past there have not been scarcely hun
dred men employed in that yard.
A new counterfeit SIS ON the Bank OF
the Old Dominion, of Alexandria, is in
circulation. 1t is well engraved but the
signature of the State treasurer is bad,
and IN the word treasurer an q occurs
where the ought to be.
A destructive fire occurred yesterday
morning in Philadelphia.
The Morse Geographic wires have been
brought to the Capitol at Washington,
and dispatches can now be sent from the
halls Of Congress to distant points.
The mechanics and workingmen on
the Central Ohio Railroad at GAINESVILLE,
struck on account of the non-payment of
two months wages, on Saturday last.
James H. Richmond, of New Bedford,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon by
shooting himself in the head
The New York flour market yesterday
closed firm. Whisky is unchanged
sales of Ohio at % cents.
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Railroad Strikes,

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Dec. 5.-Thc me-
chanics and workingmen of the Central
Ohio Railroad at this city, have struck on
account of the non-payment Of two
months wages, and to-day they have
stopped all the freights trains and put the
locomotive in the engine house. No
personal violence was attempted.
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Evening Ora wing School.

MM. s. WEST, PRACTICAL ARcHI-
w TEor, will open Drawing School at
No. 81, Main street Norfolk, where will be
taught all the branches Of the art, he request
all those who have an opportunity, to call
and 7, P. M. when they can learn tho terms
time &c. W. S. WEST, ARCHITECT.
de 5-3m Office AZ, Broad Water St.
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KIDNAPP1NG.-John Osborne, q citizen
of Memphis, Tenn, has been arrested
and convicted at Holy Springs, Miss, on
charge of kidnapping twenty-odd ne
groes from the plantation of R. H. Par
ham, esq, near Lamar, Miss. 1t is not
charged that Osborne kidnapped the ne
groes in person, but that he procured it to
be done.
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CAPITOL or THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, Dec. S, P M--'l'he Morse
Geographic wires have been brought to
the Capitol building, and dispatches can
now be sent Immediately from the halls
of Congress to distant points.
This is the first message sent from the
Capitol direct.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,,

WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRopRIEToRs.
W R Roberts. Norfolk; G L Raymond,
New York; j A Henley, Williamsburg;
B Y Accimly, Tip End, North Carolina;
Thos Quincy, steamer Curlen; Henry
Blow, Southampton, F B Daracott, and
son, G N Darracott, Southampton.
W N + Goodwin, Washington; DR. Jones
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MIR. ID. I'll. Winter,

,.-,aas sza-1 Being pratical Piano Man
T4y4 RH w utacturer, offers his services to
II j W " Il the citizens of Norfolk, Port
smouth and surrounding Country, in the
REPAIRING and TUNING PIANOS of
every style, and being Proficient in MUSIC
he feels confident, he can, and will give en-
tire satisfaction in all cases. A trial is res
pectfully solicited, and orders can be left at
the stores of G. Hall, G. Schwarzkopf and L.
Salisbury. de lin.
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FEEIE undersigned is prepared to give de
IL signs for public and private ediiices and
to contract or superintend the same.
w. s. WEST, Practical Architect.
Office No. 30, South street Baltimore Md.
No. AT, Broad Water street Norfolk, Va.
de 5-ly
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Removal.
THE EFFECTS OF HARD
II nj r. S.

T JUST received large lot of superior
Il Clothing which l purchased in New
York and Philadelphia for cash at least rs
per cent below manufacturing prices, so all
We needy, with the ready cash, come and get
a good out fit-for we are selling superior
Blue and Black Beaver Raglan for $12 worth
SIG,
do Pilot do do II worth
l6,
do do do do do 7worth
10,
Black Trico Beavers do do Is worth
5000,
Black Dress and Frock Coats do Is worth
5000,
do do do do do worth
1000,
do Cloth Talmars do worth
do do do do Is worth
5000,
All kinds of business Coats from to 1900,
do do Pants and Vests do IS cts to TO-
90,
Superior large Shawls, for Z to 1000.
We have all kinds gentlemens, furnishing
goods at very redl;e-I prices.
N. B. The Cutting department is under
my own supervision, and what don't suit you
must not take. Call No. 10, Main street.
de +. A. KARIN.
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GLOVES.

100 DOZEN Ladies' and Gents best
lOO quality White, Colored and blk Kid
Gloves, at a reduction from former prices.
Our entire Stock of Silk and other Fancy
Goods, at still lower prices to close out.
Staple Goods at much below market price,
de 5 VIM. P. STEWART u co.
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. L MATTERS. PRopRIEToR.

w 7 Smear, j I McCabe, Portsmouth;
r Fl Conway, Baltimore; G A Seward,
New York; G W Paine, Suffolk; w W
Anthony, North Carolina; E w john
son, .. S. n; Lieut. Baker, Z. S. NJ c.;
Mr. Mclean, Norfolk; George Palmer,
Portsmouth.
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UNION HOTEL, NORFOLK,
E. A. BEAToN, PROPRIETOR.

SAM'L. R. VEALE, Superintendent.
A D Anderson, New York; A E JAY
ner, W Beaton, Boykin's Depot; G M
Wilson, Norfolk.
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On Sunday last the 9th inst, in Norfolk
County, between Washington Point and
Great Bridge, Mr. GEoRGE GopFREY. lie
was u kind and worthy citizen. He died re-
GREETED by his neis hbors and friends.
Last night, of Consumption, after long
and painful illness. Mr. JNo. II. CnR1sP,
aged u years.
His funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of Mr.. Morgan, No. 2, Commerce
street, tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The TURNER'S" of which heawas mem
Der, are invited to attend.
(Richmond papers please copy.)
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NJ o II l G Il TO NORTHERN
~ TRAVELLERS via SeabOard

Road & Bay Line. The large and
splendid steamer l. U | S A A and
.u,t-.~-s. NORTH CAROLINA, now in
g35=ss-ss fine order, and having unsur-
passed accommodations, will leave Hunters
Wharf, foot of New Castle street, every
Evening Sundays excepted as follows
The LOUISIANA, Captain Geo W. Russell,
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and Port
smouth on the arrival of the Southern Cars.
The NORTH CAROLINA, Capt James Can
non, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, at
the same time, arriving in Baltimore in time
for all the Northern and Western trains.
Ns~ Through Tickets to be obtained on
board for Washington, Philadelphia and New
York.
oc3 w. A. LOWELL, Agent.
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HOUSE. PORTSMOUTH.

j. d. HOLIDAY, PROPRIETOR.
Kenlpsville, w S Mercer, Camden, J G
Glomce, Carrsville, j Darden. New
SONS Depot;J E Nelson, N Numard,
Nansemond.
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Bsa. The Associate Editor of this pa
per is temporarily absent from the city.
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va The Largest Circulation in
the City. ~8
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Spe cial Notice to the Ladies.

SpCCHdH NUIICC 10 CIIc LdUItS.
A S the time for making Mince Meat is
"a near at hand we beg leave most res
pectfully to inform our Lady friends that we
have a choice stock of the finest New Malaga
Fruit on hand and will be pleased to fill their
orders in manner that cannot fail to give
satisfaction; we selected expressly for the
purpose an assortment and in regard to
quality and price we feel satisfied in assert
ing that it cannot be excelled. Please call
and examine before purchasing, at the Fami-
ly Grocery, Provision and Fruit store, No.
60 ChNrch street.
de E. G. DEMlNG.
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TULIUS BAUMGARTEN.

OLlUS BAL WI A RIEN.
u ENGRA YER IN GENERAL.
Die Sinker, and Manufacturer of the self
sealing and advertising Envelopes. Seal
Presses, of every description made to order.
Copper Plates for wedding parties, &c, furn-
execute, all kinds of Engravings, on any Me
tail, on Brass, Steel, Gold, Silver, &c.
No. GA, Church Street, Up Stairs.
9~ Orders left at j. r. Hathaway's
Book Store will meet with prompt attention.
oc 3-6m
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SpOPtman's Depot.

SpOPtman's Depot.
N o. 8, o S 4 E T..
HAVING purchased of Mr.. W. E. Fos-
al terhis entire interest in the Sportman's
Depot No. 8, Union Street, we intend to
carry on the Gun Making and Sporting Bust
ness in all its branches, and would respect
fully invite Sportsmen and all others who
may want any thing in our line to give us a
cali. All work entrusted to us shall have our
careful attention, and being ourselves Prac-
teal Gun Makers, we feel confident of Civ
ing entire satisfaction.
p. d. GWALTNEY a. co.
de 1-2w No. s, Union Street.
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NEW kerry. THE SUB

NEW b kerry. THE SUB
IN SCRIBER would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has commenced the BAKING BUSINESS,
No As West Main Street, and intends carry
ing it ON in all its branches
LOAF BREAD and CRACKERS, of the
best quality, and CAKES and PIES, of
every description, always fresh and on hand
JAMES REID,
As West Main Street.
would most respectfully invite Commits
sion Merchants to call and examine my stock
of butter, soda, sugar, and wine Crackers,
Pilot and Navy Bread, as am satisfied they
will find them as good as the best.
no 26-1y JAMES REID.
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For Sale or Rent.

FOf SAFE OF Rent,
DEW No. s, St. Paufs Church furnished,
Il commodious and convenient to the speak
er, possession given on the LIST of January
next.
ALSO FOR RENT.
Two Rooms on the 3rd floor Of No. %,
Main street, first rate lodging apartments
possession at once. Apply to the subscribers.
de WIN. p. STEWART & co.
I'll. Il A. Copy.)
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
See local column.

son for Ladies Wear Eeo specially ! wv, we 7wV
mention a few of them so as you may know
what to ask for when you come down. La
dies fine french leather Cater, fine black
Cater, double sole, fine french morocco
equal to any in this market, and which we
will compare with the best, and a splendid
article Of Goat Boots stitched. We believewe
have only to show these goods, and they go
right off. Bear in mind we have all kinds of
Misses and Cllildren's Shoes on hand which
we are selling cheap for the cash. Don't for
get No. IS, Church Street, doors from
Main. Call quick or you'll loose bargain.
de 4 WILKINS a. co.