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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12
FREE SCHOOL NOTICE.

YHyEACHERS and TRUSTEES of Schools enti-
Il tied to receive aid from the School Fund ap-
propriated for the benefit of the INDECENT children
of York District, must apply to the Commission
crs by Petition, on some regular meeting within
the year said School is taught, or their accounts
will be barred for that year. which regular meet
ings take place as follows On the FOURTH
MONDAY of JANUARY, APRIL, JULY and OC-
TOBER of each year. All accounts to be render
ed to the Treasurer of said Board, on or before
the SECOND MONDAY in JANUARY Of each
year succeeding the appropriation. s-.
Commissioners will be required to. give their
regular attendance. BY order Of the Board Of
Commissioners of Free Schools for York District
RUFUS J. ADAMS, Chairman.
r. S. MooIE, Sec. j. Treas. g..
January 26, 1867.
New CoMMIssIoNERs.-R. j. Adams, Rev. R.
A. Ross, h. S. Moore, ]. NJ. Drison, Allen Robin
son, S. H. Anthony, R. NJ. Wilson. .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

THE CHIsEL DIsEAsE.-We don't know
whom to credit with this account of a New
Disease says the Kuickerbocker Magazine,
but it has made us laugh heartily in the
sanctum tonight.
"A friend of ours was visiting the White
Hills, in the Granite State last year and
one day, while passing house, observed a
little child at the door with what he consid-
cred very dangerous plaything, namely, a
chiscl; aud thinking it kindness, according
ly stepped in to inform the parent.
Madam said he, 'are you aware that
your child has got the chisel"
why, the mercy on me !! exclaimed the
mother
Well 1 knew something was the matter,
for tie chih1 has been ailing a long time"
The child was probably going it full chis-
el at that very moment What dire dis
ease !-sthe chiSelp
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

paS In the pine barrens of Michigan, not
a thousand miles from Grand Rapids, but
four miles away from any other dwelling, is
a miserable shanty of logs, with shiDgle
bearing the following sign -
0This is Uncle Dan Thomases,
Who always keeps his promises;
His victuals and beer,
And other good cheer.
Can't be beat about here"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

A GOOD ONE.-Thc following is reported
as having happened in BrisOr county:
A witty clergyman was accosted by an old
acquaintance by tina name of Cobb, who re-
piled:
ri don't know you sir"
"My name is Cobb" rejoined the man,
who was about half seas over.
"Ah, sir, replied the clergyman, 'you
have 50 much corn on you that [ did not see
the cob
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

@- The ex-King Louis of Bavaria, who
recently attained his SEVENTEEN year, was a
few days ago waited on at his chateau at
Ludwigshoehe, in the Palatinate, by a dep
utation from Strasbourg, in which place he
was born, who paid their respects to him on
the occasion. The King received them
most kindly, promised to visit their city,
and related to them curious circumstance; ;
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

A Coon EXcUsE.-A man has declined
being a candidate for Office in one of the
new States because he is not a legal citizen !;
has never paid tax or any other debt; owns
no property; can't read nor write; is blind !;
has but one leg; has lost four fingers from
his left hand; has ten children, and can't
leave home for fear they will abuse their mo-
ther.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

QUALIFIED ABUsE.-"I wish to know,
sir, if you called me an ass2'
"Yes sir, but qualified it."
"Ah, sir, you qualified it, did you the
better for you, sir; and pray how did you
qualify it?" .
ri said you were all ass, but the ears"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12
AMUSING ANECDOTE.

Once upon time there was clergyman,
the Rev. DR.. IT,, man of high character,
and distinguished for his dignity of manner
But it was remarked that frequently, when
ascending the pulpit strairs, he would smile,
and sometimes almost litter, as if beset by
an uncomfortable desire to laugh. This ex-
cited remark. and at last scandal; finally,
it was thought necessary for some of his
clerical friends, at meeting of the assocla'
ton, to bring up the matter for considera-
ton.
The case was stated, the Rev. DIR. L. be-
ing present. Swell, gentlemen said he,
"the fact charged against me is true, but |
beg you to permit me to offer an explanation.
A few months after I was licensed to preach,
I was in country town, and on a Sabbath
morning was about to enter upon the servi-
ces of the church. Back of the pulpit was
a window, which looked upon field of clo-
yer, then in full bloom, for it was summer.
As I rose to commence the reading of the
Scriptures, l cast glance into the field, and
there saw a man performing the most ex-
traordinary evolutpns-jumping, whlring,
slapping in all directions, and with fero-
cious agony of exertion. At first thought
he was mad, but suddenly the truth burst
upon me-he had Juttoned up bumdlc-bee
IN his pantaloons! 1 am constitutionally
nervous, gentlemen; and the shock of this
scene upon my risible seusibilities was SO
great that could hardly get through the
services. Several times l was upon the
point of bursting into laugh. Even to
this day the remembrance of this scene
through the temptation of the devil-of.en
comes upon me as am ascending the pull
pit. This, 1 admit, is weakness, but l
trust it will rather excite your sympathy and
your prayers than your rcproaches.'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

A young man advertised in the Boston
Post for place as salesn IN, and ayshe has
had great deal of experience, having been
discharged from seven differentstores within
a month.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

e9r Mr.. Spikes proposes embarking in
the exhibition business. He will pay hand
somely for the following diving curiosties;'
A man who has become opulent by imbib-
ing bad liquor at the corner groceries, and
singing comic songs in the streets late o.
night.
A man who has put up stove without
indulging in profanity.
A stump orator who can make speech
without alluding to the Ship of State and
to sour Revolutionary Forefathers.'
4 Washington letter writer who has ever
been guilty of telling the truth.
A young man of literary taste, who does
not strongly opiue that he could treble the
circulation of any paper by taking the edito-
rial department under his own exclusive
control.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

l2 a Jurors name was called by the
clerk. The man advanced to the Judges
desk and said:
"Judge, I should like to be excused"
at is impossible" said the Judge deci-
dedly.
"But, Judge if you knew my reasons"
"Well, sir;>what are they"
"Why, the fact is" and the man paus-
ed.
"Well, sir, proceed" continued the Judge,
"Well, Judge, if I must say it, l have
got the itch. !" .. &.
The Judge, who is very sober man, SOL
emnly and impressively exclaimed:
Clerk, scratch that man out"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

ag William Smith, the newly elected
sheriff of Madison county, Ohio, opened the
court for the first, time with the following
novel speech: -
Hear ye. The honorable court of COM
mon pleas within and for the county of Madi-
son and state of Ohio, is now in session, and
ready to transact such business as may reg
ularly come before it, where the guilty some
times go unpunished, and the innocent un-
necessarily sufer-where the honorable judge
stands abashed at the depravity and stupidity
of mankind-and where the lawyers cause
perfect and disastrous wreck of your pocket
book, and the sheriff ready stands, with an
unrelenting heart, to take your goods, chat
tells, and all your clothes: and, if at the in
tervals of court, there should any property
fallinto your hands by any deceased relative,
we again stand ready to put you through ?!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12
BILL PARKER WITH THE GIRLS.

BILL PARKER Will ih1 1t1siS'
The following warning to naughty hus-
bands, we cut from the advertising columns OF
the american Sentinel, published at Lam
caster, Ky:
This is designed to let all the world and
the rest of mankind know, that WILLIAM
PARKER, my husband, has left my bed
and board, without cause or provocatlon.-
Scarcely had the honeymoon passed by, be-
fore he sold my house and lot in Scott, near
Stamping Ground, and the Franklin Hills,
where he commenced collecting all that was
due me, and selling off all I possessed, after
stealing my negro woman and child, he left
and located in Lexington, where he is now
rauting with the gals, rugged off from top to
toe IN broadcloth, bought with my niger
money, and left me destitute, forlorn and
wretched.
Said Old BILL PARKER is about sixty
FIVE years of age, low in stature, heavy built,
round shou!dered, bald headed, makes a
wretched attempt to be polite and agreeable,
and countenance sufficiently base to con-
vict him to the penitentiary or gallows.
Dear sir, you will do justice to right by
publishing the above, and requesting the
Editors throughout the Union to give it a
place in their columns.
Oh that his bed be made of briers,
And his path besct with thorns,
And the balance of his days,
Be haunted by the beasts with heads and lo
horns.
Wedlock has been woful thing to me,
For marrying is not what its cracked up to be;
thought my pathway would be strewed with
flowers and roses,
But the way Old BILL has made me wrctched is
sin to Moses.
feel like forest tree by the north wind shaken,
Wrctchcd, forlorn, sad and forsaken.
January l2, 1857. JANE PARKER.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

s3-"How many genders are there ?" ask
ed school ol-master.
"Three, sir" promptly replied little blue
eyes, "masculine, feminine, and neuter."
"Pray give me an example of each" " said
the master.
"Why, you are masculine, because you
are man; and l am feminine, because 1
am girl"
every well. Proceed"
~ don't know" said the little girl, but
I reckon Mr.. jenkins is neutcr, as he is an
old Bachelor"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

WE, would inform the citizens of York Dist,
w of the State, and visitors from abroad, that
our constantly increasing business has compelled
our removal from $50 BROAD-STREET," to the
magnificent and spacious "Brown Stone Building"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-12

400 OF. SULPMATE QUININE,
lUU Morphine Iodinc,. Ioddc. of Potash, &c.,
Just Received anil for sale by =
L..P. BARNETT s co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.L.I.tE V A NiSV WILLIE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
NETphave ,tov nm ha,l ani orr ON liberal terms

NETP have ON hand and offer on liberal terms,
SS well assorted STACK for pr,Issrs ind booJiii-
ers, among which We name -4s'
5cebunales Printing ua5si. IasssSrtSd rf1ss; ~.
1000, Strag Boards; 1910 Tari3aarlssi1C
As well as eolered Printing Papers plain Cap anil Hos.
HAT Cap; Deny Medium, wls.e and coloret Caris and
Card Bosrs, WIS" We can have cut to any size; Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to our
stock OF o bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest marke: prich paid for
Rags. TENSEY x SoRENS0N.
art
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: -' NJ ~ Jo9sYPPIi c.,is,wRi-vcR,
Commissioner Of Island \ t'ry. p,ri,lic,

\
~ Wall street, New urls. q
We ch'llerge thepeii9l tGeg,yGf the United Stale;
to produce refntlr e1ua " Or. bupre's Celebrated
X eiaedes 4xteria .iRseIal piles. fceuts per
box. Office 10 Nassau street, New YORK, ~ - sent
hy NAL - airy pa % the intel St-s. Sold ~ ali
rsspectae druggists in the Cni ea States. ..f.'t
". BAN Agent wantei, terms cash. !. ytf
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LOSSES EQUI9ABLYs ADJUSTED
- o.; PROMPTLY PAID -<-'-
.--at..1 sa.e g. -----+-Ju '-1..-f lo lfi
Policies Issued IWiihoni Deing,by DIR.
aug!- dEN----L- VI - IL IL u .--Ea y. ~.
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ruyINpLATE.- -
x $50 boxes Roofing Tip,gy Oh
lapel 80 - ''' - - SAMUEL ORR
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h -ffiI - .Lf- =" -
Id We have some well finished Leather Top BUd-
aasl4 iiJRNBROoK & CO.
ANRANDERasE CIR ANBERRASS.-
u Ibt.DnJ.ce Crtniegries, arriy1i VI the sea
=, for sale " Il. IL. COOK Il SON.
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MISCELLANEOUS =
T ~ A RARE GRANGE FOR
"A n In " e 8 = IN e NT!

= .N. ID ~ - FOX SALE .ftt4 VS. = ~
z ID EALUABLE IRA CT 0FiL1gD, -
Adj the Town of Can n elton.
Consisting Of about one hundred acres. one-half Of
which is bottom land and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills tIlt borler the town All of II IS
srarace in plat Of the town Of Cannelton and is IN
demand for house lots. The forer h6,,rdary OF the
tracts is not more than ten minutes walk. from the ex-
tensiye Cotton Factory and principal coal mines All
The products of the land be sold the soil to the
people Of the town. 1t is most admirably stuted for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices The land viii eventually all
be wanted for house lots On the premises are three
dwellings, one Of which is worth $780, worth
s5ooith other beautiful cottage residence cost
three years to eectit Eithero these houses can
be had with the land, all of them, as the purchaser
may wish they are separated ny street from the body
or the land, and all Of the ITS laid off for resi-
dences The property will be sold on liberal credit to
responsible purchaser. f,'' .i- .r. ~
The location Is one of the most delightful on the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in q
den and frnit Is the most beautiful residence be-
tween here and Louisville ,Thcchef mstjye for offer
INC 1t for sale, is tastle property too valuable to
rent and neels more attention than the owfer can at
present besow on it.. Address or apply to the editor Of
the Journal; Evansville =. ro,,s.l
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.sAEEQRD Y CO., RIeIspss9.f,r, Iroa4lwFys
Z WIhaics'lcc ,sca;s, JOHN ". PARK, ciresrnt,i;
PAIlS, ESfDNk q tAklS, ohieagO;'O. JsMOUD
= rd ll,'' s,r Evansville, J. J. t.sYyISEEOY,
fv,f3l;u,1 +f- .i.-f.N t..tf 81 rrrcstst. q
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EFEa II 81 !?

we beg 20 call the attention of thr Tgiic to ih
~ follow ~ swufn c,fLfctte from ose OF GU
r.ssstrosfs ce,le citizens. Mr.. Nalri. the fiierlaw
OF tae proprstoros the Con-isr ds etats bns,ii.hd
DIR. UUPRIg-De-lr sirr-i nere'y certify that have
lesn alc,ri wiia the Piies for near go years; that
hive vi X hotties 90 BaiEcs' Pile Lotion, sul every
thing else could hear ~, but i to eI-t, Tor hi '
dill me itle or no gufgl. About tgo Hpltls since,
using vour ysahfe rein iiS Tor the piles,
AMI have the happiness to that they have hid e
esrsd eject, Is ,ey have CCRED sr@,p ,iiis most dis
tEgssig complaint. CONS der ths gipcs miglcle,
fhT siunUs ~ y1'rs &c ago. s!ac1tiv reconunenl
them a. allIcIciel with the above tOrP,a'Ht. Fl
S'Shsi' t'e'n Ed. "a f,7.,s, II az. s,,e.,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-30

-voSS SIDE, by Marion IIarlani; ''' ="
iSG The SIllrfn and his People; @ Il it-a
Nael Vaughan, by author Of the Lamplighter;
Life or Spurge0n; f.- 49,.
Anecdotes f6r Boysan1 Girls;
l.- FIesh Leaves,by Fanny Fern; 81 i.-l' iit '
Just received aud for, sale 10y : :. L,...l..
oCt5 4. COMMUNION.
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NEw Yoax, AuEa.. s8h, iSsE.
State Of Ncw-Yer,s,

State ~ Ncw-YcrS,
! New York liy arii Carnty,j n
/, Joseph G. LiMraicaa CosrullssisECT OF prcls Ia
md Tor the city AMI Cotity, al q Notary Fri lc u
AMI Tor tie Srlfa of New Y0rs, ~. here yst4tvl
cirne p VaIie n me wi Known Who tesr : i.v he
duly sVeu Z dernIsnnd sly tiat the contents Of tie
In v;itf,, y ,y,farsir rfye St,, ;,.si NY tame ~
c or a Dec.i5 pn DC, .ste state
| 80 - ''' = 49, JOsyPTi C.is,wRi-vCR,
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.asIunIu IIiU EIdHiic
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: HOWARD A ASSOCIATION, q
20 81. PHN iDgL9IiEt. = .r'i,

q l- ore Esiit AD .,t-.'BEt.
IMPORTANT sSSOUH CE1t.-,Ss..fs
1870 all persors afflicted with Sexual Discscs, Sich
Il aS 5TEf ATo8RHTN. GLEEr, SEMINAL NEAN-
NgSS, IAPoTE SEES, toSpRRllcA, sSPI.Lls, tife ice
ofosASIsx or SELF ABvss, &c., &c. a5..l -
.... TIE HOWARD ASSpcIATIoN, ~ .
In view OF tbe asfa lie .iryciilH pfhpnan lih,onrs.
ell Nv sexual Diseses, and GIe dec ticps pl7gjeed
anon th. 1tnfNrtuna.e victims Of such dseases, ny
'Quscks, have diTec,d their Consutng Sifae1i,as a
C.nglalle Ac, RJ,lYof Tier naGe, u g,T9 AIS! n
Atlefce Ga ATS, q ai Iel s0rs tlus aalcad. Apply
lfy,I sr Eith ad,.cffsid Of tler condition, cage,
Il ,lphtpn hsiss ~ lie, ei aud Ia case OF extreme
pCTg!y 2I.h suHeIlng, " 41f.. nj ...f fl sI....
FGENISH MEDICINHS FREE OF. CHARGE.
T.s iIpyarl Assoc5slioais Benevolent Insitulior,
bStlshelt y special elli@ment, igtae geiie ~ INC
ssshId distressed a'liceSi with "Nirclc ard J. ~
dsEjc ,Diss4 -,i.' IL has now surlhci OF Irlt 4,
wnich tue Directors have vnI % eS5 e.i y llYeis-
ing the shove no,icc. IL i-utei ~ halthn uie As.
sseiaon cnynaairs the frfCeA sieiieal skin % Is
age, and will furnish ts most approved isoTa tes'
u.5 Jat pHFsshea, vs. I've ntasbSi;toa, a fpoa m
Sueru.atorfhtes, Seminal &entusss, fae1 t-ce I'd
oIarisp., Mt-u tlion 90 Seil-Aius", and other DIS
eases 81 the Sexual Origins, ny ile Con utng Sgrln,
Whic 0t se sent w Mail. tiiia ss.a enye!stc free
ofchC.s tle rgseIt ~ ~ TAM > eisb 2 ;.
Aadrefs Dr.. GEO. r.. G iLIiQt y, CO.., y g pr-
gta-, uhwafd AssbcstiDTf, so. south NJ street
Philaleilhia Pa. by orier az TIE DireCtcrs ~"
EZRA ID. ilEAITWELi,, krcsi teHt +,
GEO. FAIRCh!LD. stcrtsity. te54S j'-iy, :
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Q 5sT,OKAaE WAsFHD. :

WYE are urera-ed 10 store in orr Fire Proof Ware
" house any quantity Of GRIN, Produce, ar Mer-'
ehiEd.ze, an the most Hhtral terms. 90 - '- -
Having large and airy up sairs, part Guitar care
will he taken OF Household Furniture, Agricultural
implements ana alt kinds of goods wares liable to
damage from damp or rilst. p
Insurance n cte a; the llwet fire proof rates, by tn
month. or iorcur, when desired. -
WaeehOrsc te on to;1rer OF Locust street ord w
AID ~ Ca,lI and r. OF Gu veniein for shipping by
River or Railroad. Apply To CSC. I0STEE X co.
ANS.
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PAPER HANGING WAREHOUSE
- l''N C. SCnNITT x STARK, -..f.-
First Street, Near Main.

FIRST Street, Neor MaIu.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURING.
e. wish n call the attention of ola customers
W and of everybody i'm want OF elegant and desr
allie Furniture t0.our new and very rclT-fuierTs Of
SOFAS Socahes, pivans, ElZaheth and PaTlpT Chairs,
ready for nSpecton IN few days. -as- q 80
Every article in the Upholstery iire = made under
City Trade We make Il aim elias. cheap
any house in the West, and al weask a. eyeps cali
before YOU 20 and spar.d vcsir Irnfev si'Tstad.
ap27 c. SCIIMlTT 4 STARK.
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DIR. DrpnIE,S pILLsn

Are unrivalIei Cor purifying the blood, eing an efec
lua elHe,ly far Internal Plies, Salt IieiinI, ing
Worla, &c., 500 reward wiu We pal 70 any lg tlr
can pre they cnIiain myth pg Injurious 10 the sys-
TEN. .Wlhc sent ~ mail to any yeI' OF the Tntel
Ssaes- i0cepts per bsx.i PriuGipti 1ice u Nassau
street, New lOi, ami FOR sale by all Respectable drug
cists initheT. States. '' -''.i'
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OTTIOE,
40 N9ssaR snisrt, Sc.si OK,
WI. j. REDPATlI - co.
dec3 50 proprielorS.l
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BY. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TVNRUSTFE'S SALE OF yAIIJABIE IMPROVED

Il at the Of Pennsylvania
cctn Tuesday afternoon, August 20 O'Clock prem
by virtue of deed 22d
corded In ibrr j. A. S. No 49, oos 375 seq
ords for washington county the subscriber viii sell public auction
10 the highest bidder the following described property Beginning
the Intersection street and
thence westwardy along the line Of
the wall which divides tho house
scvcn buildings from the second house OF tho said
ing from tho east end thereof thence norhward
the said dividing wall tho along line the
stable said lot TO the alley thence cawardy along
said alley said 10Th thence souward
10th street the place Of beginning with improvements
excellent brceiory brick dwelling house with brick
blcs &c. Terms made known at sale
WAL A. MIX Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Auciioncor
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EREAT inducements offered for cash-Prepara-
~ tory to erecting building, will sell entire
stock meas and boys ready msdc clothing per
IMAM New YORK prices As stock
can oner such Inducements will time
yorns US with call Should purchasers be pleased
not be our fault
WALL & STEPHENS
July 2t--l0tf 7F '.i
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MISS ROoKE's
French Boardiiis and Day school

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
sGvKS BrnpScs 1873, PSsytvaA Avenue wAsnScros G.
TIME duties Of this institution will be resumed on
i Monday, September ttti, 1851
pupils being hscd and the vacancies being rev"
early application for admission Is requested.
Circulars obtained tho bookstores or Of Che principal at
residence they will be forwarded 10 any address
Aug s-3tawtft
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s. O. Herring 8 Co.'s patent champion sares.

% .. HeFFIHg N CV'S TatcHt o''""iPron '"'o
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public beong their patron
that necessary to exhibit all
stock enlarged their by opening extensive wnro
Broadway No. ISL Murray street.
pte the City Hail. This enlargement of warehouse room with the
enlargement OF their factory will enable the sutscr
keep hand all times larger stock Of e and burglar
other establishment in tho world Particular at
viii be had constructing safes for private families to match
with other furniture for tho security of plate and ewery
Also
hand and make order all kinds OF chests vault
bank vaults Halls powder proof locks for banks
Jono patent bank lock and ygers
latent letter lock, without key.
= S, c. HERRING & Co,
Nos. 1856, 1871 and 139 Water and
No. ISL Broadway, corner Murray st., New York,
+. COYIE & CO., Agents
Washington, d, c.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Nav as-.Iv Richmond Virginia.
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Theirs is fashion prevailing at Cape May which has
not yet been introduced at Newport The ladies go into
the water promiscuously with beaux, making regular
engagements for dance, to meet them on the beach
or among the breakers There is bght-eyed little
gypsy from Baltimore, the belle of Congress Hall, who
is engaged ahead for bathing well dancing during
the remainder of the and sometimes in order to
keep the peace among her admirers she has to battle with
three four gentlemen of morning, allowing each by
turn the felicity of floating ducking her dear little
fgurc-Nc,rDor Necs.
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By" THE CITIZENS of North Carolina resident or
Washington will No 444
Of and 10th streets tonight at testify evidence
their sympathy the late bereavement of the state nation the
death of Mr.. Dobbin.
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