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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-11

fg@ The venerable Josiah Quincy, Senior was se- riously injured by being in Fremont street Boston, on Monday, and was not expected to live through the night
 The large Daguereotype Factory in Park street, New Haven, destroyed by fire, on Monday even. ing. Loss about S16 1000. Insured at Hartford New London and Springfield.
 If you want to keep poor, buy two glasses of ale each day. amounting at the end of the year to ever ss6; smoke three cigars. s54.75; keep big, lazy dog SIS; cat, s4 in all, the snug sum of s1I0!
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-11

The average Republican majority in Ohio at the late election was 20 966. Hon. Vim. Peck's ma jority for Judge of the Supreme Court was o,s47.
 The Rochester papers announce the death of Doct. Frederick F. Backus cue of the oldest and most es- teemed citizens of that place. He was native of Bethlem, and son of the Rev. Dr. Backus
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-11

A CANTATA.-A rich musical entertainment is to be given at the Congregational Church in Goshen Tuesday evening next under the direction of Mr. U w. Hart aided by the principal singers of Goshen and North Cornwall, who together will form choir tbat can hardly be equaled in the county See Pro- gramme in another column
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-11
embers elect, with the maiorities for each :

The election of Mir. Burlingame under the circum- stances is very gratifying. He opposed not on- ly by the democratic party, but by the proslavery Americans, headed by Gov. Gardner and the pro- slavery whgs, beaded by R. c. Winthrop; and yet his majority is four times large it in ls56
 NEW YoRK.-The Republican State Ticket, headed by Edwin D. Morgan for Governor, is elected by a. bout r 900 plurality over the democratic candi- dates The Legislature is two-thirds Republican and of the thirty Members of Congress the Ad minstration party have only chosen four! Not a single Buchanan Congressman is chosen out side the City of New York. The following is list of the hers elect- the fnur drra ncratS in italics
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-11

l. E. B. Washman, republican. 2. J. F. Farnsworth republican. 3. Owen Loveioy, republican. A. William Kellogg, republican. 5. Isaac Douglas. Doug dem 6. Thomas L. Harris, Doug. dem 7 James c. Robinson, Doug. dem. Philip B, Fouke. Doug. dem. g. John A. Logan, Doug. dem. DELAWARE, Whileley (dem.) is reelected to Con. gress by 300 majority Two years ago his majority was 1751.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-11

District.
 lS-Clark B. Cochrane, l9-.Iames Il. Graham, D-Roscoe Conkling. PR. Holland Duell, 22-M. Lindiey Lee, 23-CharIes B. Hoard, A-CharIes B. Sedewick, 25-Mar'in Bu,rerfieId, 26-Emnrv B. Potlle, k ,27-Alired Wells, Wm. Irvine, 29-Allrrd Ely.
 30-Augu<lus Frank, Sl-Silas NJ. Burroughs, 32-EIbrIdge G. Spauldlng S3-ReLben E. tenrun.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-02-10
nBig Pig, Little Pig,
ROOT HOG OH DIE.

ROoT HOG OH DIE.''
GAM is in yown-not with pocket full OF
- Rocks-but MORE GROCERIES than was
ever seen this ride of Jordao: consisting of
Powdered H., z g. G.. .duscovado, St. Croix,
Cr,lsle,l and Loaf SUGARS;
Old Government. Java, ,:sIyra, Rio, Cuba and
St. Domingo COFFIESi
Sugar House and New orleans SYRUP;
New Orleans and Cul- MOLASSES;
FINE WlNES-IIcidsick, Spark ing Catawba,
Madeira, sherry, Port, Garrett and Malaga.
BRANDIEH-Otarl, uupree e. Co., Hennesse,
Scianett, Old Emanucl acd Domestic Brandies
HOLLAND GIN. Jamaic. End New England RUM
WHISKEY--. Irish, SaJich, Old Bourbon, Nee
tar Wheat, Thribblc X Double Xxx, Single y,
Mountain Rye ami Rectlie Whiskey;
SEGARS, TOBACCO nd SNUFF;
Fine Family and DucGwheat FLOUR;
RICE and Maccaroni
Butter, Cheese, ard I1ams Mess Pork;
Picked ano Smoked Eccf, Beef Tongues;
Oysters, Sanines, Sa.mon Lobsters, Cod Fish;
Soda Buiscutt Butter Crackers;
Pickles, Preserves. Glow Chow;
CANDIES, &c, a lar.a assortment;
Figs, Raislns, Ctrup, GuIrants, PrnneS;
parad Sc and Pecan Nuts. Almonds;
Cocoa Nutu, Filberts English Walnuts;
Lemons, Oranges bGulnas, Pine Apples;
Preserved Fruits Brady Peaches aud Cherries
Green Corn and Peas n Cans;
Pepper and Spices Ci Ill kinds;
FlayOring Essences u every kind
Worcestershire Saury. fine article;
TEAS, of every des-. -.1ption-and in short, eve
ry thin. else In the Fa.,liiy Grocery line.
S: r. fsoWERs, Agent;
Hamburg, Dec 80 tt 81
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Currvton Academies.

rI>UE Exercises Of the.c Institutions will be re-
srnri Oh the first Monday in February neat,
under the suprrv sion OF Mr.. JAMES NORRIS
in the Female, and A. P. BUTLER, Esq, i'll the
Male Department.
MIR. NORRIS has had nine or ten years experience
in teaching: and Gaze To this place highly recrn-
mcn.ied by thuse for whum lie had taught, and
others. and years rxperi-ure here has proven he
is cnli,ic, To the high T. st mon lis slowed upon
him unI We cllc,ruly and c"nlld nil comneni
him to the public as one well calculated to advance
pupils entrusted IN his care. lie VIII also super
wise tue most advanced lurlls IN tile Mae Depart
MELT. :,
Mir, BurLERs capabilities to teach and manage
ara. 80 ". Il known that We dr.m it unnecessary to
say anything in regard II his merits
Prof BARKLEY will instruct in Music and
French He is rrputed 10 br a thorough French
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HOTEL FOR SALE!

'aNHE CAROLINA HOTEL, for AAzspA
4 merry known is the SPANN sgas&3
HOTEL, is now offered for sale, and ,s.isI
! will be- offered on the n.esl accUmmO- sss-=-7z1s
la,ing terms as to time.
This HOTEL is situated in the most eligible po-
ston in the Vrage, on the South side "I hlaine
S,rert. near eaough to the Pubic Spare for all
purposes, and sufficiently quiet aud reilr'd and
has always, since its establishment as Hotel, done
good business and will no doubt continue t. do
SO as long as We'll kept
Any person dcsirous Of entering intn this ousi-
ness would do we'll to call and examine the
premises.
Connected with this Hotel are currmodous Sta
bl.s, containing over one hundred well.regua,ed
Stalls, Carriage House, Cr S, &c Also, good
Lots tor Drovers Stock, md fine Garl.n, about
one acre in size. M. surpassed hy any. The Whole
premises cuniain about three acres.
The undersigned would not be induced to offer
this valuable property tor sale, were it not for do
nestle afilictans. He is now disposed to turn his
attention to snlnr other occupation.
f. NJ. NICHOLAS.
Elgefrld, Oct 10 If Al
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, &C
r. EM oV AL.

hrs. A. G. & T. J. TEAGUE take
- this method of returning their thanks t
their friends and the public, for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon them; and respectfully an
nounc. that they have removed their r U G
STORE to No. ., i'll the Odd Fellows & Masonic
Building, where they will be pleased to see and
supply their friends and all those wanting
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
or which they arc constanrO receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES from the moSu reputable Drug Houses
in New YorA
One or both of thcu w.. DE- IN the Store Mt all
times, day and night, and give personal attention
to carefully Nllng prescriptions and orders with
dispatch.
continuance of the liberal share of trade
heretofore extended to them is solicited, and they
will exert themselves to merit ".
81 They will further say to those indebted TO
them, that they have never made public call on
any one for money; but thew le NOW needing
money VERY MUCH, and 80 i'll hopes that those
indebted will attend to tLeEa soon, and prevent
them from being forced to :e unpleasant necessity
of publicly dunning those H. arrears.
EdGnfnld Dec % tt Ot
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H e II vi s.:

The name of no person out of Charleston will be
entered on our books, unless the payment of the
subscription he made in advance. Nor will orders
from without the city to publish Advertisements,
Marriages Notices or Obituaries, he attended to,
unless the cash, or an acceptable City reference,
accompany the order. Money may always be for
warded at our risk in registered letters.
~ Postmasters arc authorized to act rs our
Agents in obtaining subscribers and forwarding
tho money; and by sending lis Flee Daily sub
scribers, with $50 cncloscd-or Firc Tri-Weckly
subscribers, with $25 cncloScd-or Fiue Weekly
subscribers, with $40 encoscd-will be entitled 10
an Extra Copy; T'eenty per cent. Of the prepay
ncnts for their trouble and in lieu Of the cXta
paper.
Out of South Carolina, no person whatever is
authorised to collect debts already due to the
Mercury.
In the State, Mr.. Samuel F.. Burgess is our regu-
lar Agent to make collections and procure new
business and subscriptions.
Subscribers and others, in debt to us. are ur-
gently requested to send in our dues by mail at the
earliest period.
HEART e. RIIETT, Charleston, S. C,
Feb. 3 If
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Edgefeld Male Academy,

YHyIlE exercises Of the E''geirld male academy
H will le resumed ON the second Monday in
February. under the directions Of Mr.. james l.esy,
lis principal, and Mr. Il. A. l,owtin, ~ assist'nt
txcpllen, boarding may be had III the vi age and
vicinity t,r any number Of students and the Trus-
ys ha,tcr thclnsrl.. that the facilities offered
the young men "r ,lns section "t the State for ac-
uuirng u ihor ough Eng,h and Classical education,
viii bring to tie Academy large number Of pupils.
II. T. MINIS,
A. SIMkINS.
G. A. ADDISON, ~
BENZ. WALDO
". C. MoRAGNE. :"
Jan. 81 If
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RETHANY ACADEMY.

.YENHE Exercises Of this institution VIII H., ne re-
Il sumed OH MONDAY 25th January lSSS, 1n, 1,
dor ,be control and instruction uf Mr.. GEORGE
GALPIIlN. .,- an
Classical Department per Session. ..sl5 0O -
English .''.. ~ w w
Elementary 80. 'o
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, surveying and
Book -kceping-Practical and Theoretical-belong
to the Classical Department, and are charged ac'
corlinely. e
N B.-Every kind of dissipation is strictly for
bid6cu By tile rules of the School, all offenders are
expclled or suspended without benefit nf clergy.
W. HARRISON, President.
81 & 7 SEEREARD' WEIF' Trustees.
Ian IL 0m
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VIIjttUI z IHO, YPOO3V0"
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUClloN
* coo PRIZES! 10000 NUMBERS {!

1850 Prizes amounting to............S S2lS,oeu
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES s5 QUAR-. $3.50
The Is 900 Prizes OF $3.50 are determined by
the last figure Of the number that draws the Capt.
tal-if j, !, an odd number then every odd number
Ticket will be entitled to $3.50; if it is an even
number, then every even number Ticket will be
entitled TO S., So in addition to any other Prlzc the
Ticket may draw.
Bank Noes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks
on New York rcmitted for Prizes.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates OF
ANDERSON & son, MANAGERS,
!Nnron or SuraAnah, Ga.
I,o on If 81
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~" Free persons of color must make their re-
turns and pay their Taxes in March
-" Tax Payers will bear in mind that they arc
required by law to make a return Of each white
male or female born, married or died. in their re-
spcctivc families during the y,ar ending LIST Janl-
arv, 1858, and the number of blacks who have
been born or died during the same period: aud
come prepared to furnish me the correct return.
TlIE0PlIILUS DEAN, T.c.ED
Feb > 1878 st
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Headquarters,
7rn REGIAlE ENT. S C. 81.

7Tn REGIMENT. c. 81,
CuAvlsEs CREEK, January Is, 1858.
ORDER, NO
'INllE Ilaw Gap Beat Company are hereby or
! dered to be and appear ut their muster ground
ut James Reynolds Spring, near Locust Hill, or
Saturday the 9th February next, armed and
equipped MS The law directs for drill and instruction
At the same time and place th're will he al
Election held for CAPITA to fill the vacancy &C.
casiuncd by the promotion Of Capt. T. P. Shaw.
By order of Col. ID. L, SHAW.
WALTER LANuAM, Ii,ut. Comdng Company.
lam ~ st =
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" q II e. E. .

ygyIIE Firm of ". ". PERUVIAN g. CO., is
Y this day dissolved I'y mutual c"iscnt. Per-
SONS indebted to same may find thc hooks in the
hands of W. l.. Appleton, who will attend to the
settlement, of all claims due said firm.
And as it is not expected that any one should
have any nnney these hard times, We woul'l he
glad all woud come f'rwarl and give their notes,
as We wish 10 close the Books.
W. w. PERUVIAN.
w. L. APPLETON.
New Market, 8. G., Jan. LIST 1858.
Jan 10 4t
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SferiG'S Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry writs Of Ficri Facias to
D me directed, will proceed to Sell ut Edge
field 6. H., on the first Monday and Tuesday IN
March next, the following property in the following
cases, to wit:
2 Jourdan Pool VS.. C. L. Rcfo; William McEvoy
ys. the same, Two Houses and Lots in the Village
of Edseiicd adjoining each other. The Residence
and Lot containing three acres, more or less, and
the other House aud Lot, known as the lin ohtP
Lot containing one llalf acre, more or less, adJ"li-
;,,, lo,s ar lands Of Edmund Penn Mrs. a Curley
and others. Also, one R"ckaway and Harness,
two two-Lorse wagons and two horses, levied upon
US the property OF c. l.. Reto.
George \. rckie IS Martha A Cratic |, Il C so'-
lowing negro slaves, viz: Ma'iah, ELI, Butler
Jabe and Hardy.
James Patton aud others scveraly VS. Jesse
Schumpert One negro man slave by the name o.
Allen. ,.,n-o>
FOL, g ite y
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Rates of Tuition.
BEECH ISLAND ACADEMY.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, s. C.
LEWIS II. KIDD, Principal.

TNHE next Session of this School will begin on
i tic lst February, 1858.
The Principal hopes that his long experience and
entire devotion to the business of Teaching, may
make the Schnol worthy of the patronage Of the
uublic. Students will hc prepared fora Collegiate
course, or for the practical duties of life.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Elementary Branches. s..............:..... so
Classical and Mathematical Course. go
Board can be obtained in private families near
the Academy on reasonable terms.
For further information address the Principal or
Jonathan NJ. Miller Esq, Augusta, Ga.
Jan. 20 1868 tt 2
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TAX NOTICE,

n have Iccc we'd instructions from the Comptroller
Il Ccnrral, TO receive bills for Taxes Oh the fol-
lowing banks only:
The Commercial Bank of Columbia,
Bank of the State Of South Carolina,
{: Bank or Charleston,
20 Union Bank of Charleston,
20 State Bank of Charleston,
Bank Of Georgetown,
" Merchants Bauk Of Chcraw,
" Bank of Chester,
&" liank Of Camden.
Tax payers will please notice the above, and
prepare themselves accordingly.
INE0PIIlLCS DEAN, 7. c. E. d.
Jan. q 1t
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5,4sj prizas aIUt ling TO- ............... SaSo'oot
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $50.
PLAi Of THE M. 7 .El.


The Su,n,srs fn II to 5nrUu corresponding with those
Snmbrr. TN ,hc III irls printed on separate slips "i PAPER
ar. cncircle Siih a tin ubcs and placed III ono wheel
The first ~ prt similarly printed and eneirecd are
Sh wh,.r are zen rvrovel, and number is drawn
from the wle, uf !nbcr. anu ai ic Snr iine prize
dawn from lae wheel. The number ami prize drawn
,, r. nuru,d ar exhibited the aucnc.. and regis.
rrr by Tue Dom .ssoncrs the prize being placed against
the number draws This operation sfepcatcd uhl a lie
Irzes are drawn a.
.,rr,,tmat,on Prizes.--Tle two preceding and
the i've, succrcti Numbers to those drawing the irst
rrizes will b., cnt ed 10 the 2a Approximation irZes OF
tEnse Tickets .-rr 1925. llels, l!ii 9as will
such be- rnl,d ~ 41u0 Ii Ticket 81" :Sn draws The
5I5 n prizs ihor Tickets numbered 1is 4' 1ol o2 VIII
arh be onl,i $500 and Oh according to the above
scheme
The 5,ooO rsize Of gen will be- determined by the last
avure ofhc M w. ch draws the *IOoOo For example, ithe
No drawing the 1000 prize ends with No. !. then all the
wheis III, aumber ends In will be entitled to s20
If The Number is With Number then all the Tickets
where The Numbcr snds in will be entitled to s2O and 80
on nnTRT1FrcaI Is ss OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
fllnwng rmcs ..hich Is the risk:
Certificate Of "a sage Of ten no h1ls lssse''
ia,e of W. .sase Of ten Quarter Tickets. ga
Certificate of ia cage Of tell Eighth Tickets.
In Orde ling Tickets or Certificates,
Enelsc the ID Aey to our address for tie Tickets ordered
m rnt Of WI oh they will be forwarded by first nail
Purchasers can Lave csrls ending in any figure thes may
designTSh Tho II, II Drawn Number, and Prizes will be
.,a,IIo purchnse .irnmedateIy niles the drawing.
s-urehase will please write their signatures plain
ami rive their 7 81 Office, County and State
Relnrrnbr that every Prize is drawn and payable In
full without dcdl tnn
prize. Of loo mud under paia Immediately m ae'
~ ali comIr .nictHons strictly c'nhdcltial
~ Ad6ress orders for Tickets or Certificates to
:. SWNN x CO, Augusta, GA
NY list off numbers that arc,!rawn from ihc wheel
with the amount Il the prize that each is entitled 10
viii be nnbshe amer every drawing: In the following pa
nersNScw Or ans Delta, Mnhilr Register, Charleston
EandorJ Sasl flle Gazette, Atlanta ntelligencer. Ncp
York weekly Day Book Augusta (ia) C"n.ttntinnaisl
Richmond Dispatch New Ynrk Dispatch, Pau!ing Miss
Clarion, and Savannah Morning News.
To-, 0r 1t 3
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Ladies' g. Gentlemen !

ladies & Gentlemen
ENJE wish to invite your attention tn our Stock
w of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE and CUT
LERY, BOOTS and SHOES HATS and
CAPS, and GROCERIES,
and all other articles usually kept in Si1 Horse
Country Stores. And, as we wish to make some
money. we do not otltr our goods at COST, though
We only add OH small profit whereby to live.
APPLETON 4 r. NJ. PERRYMAN.
New Market, S. G., Jan. lst 1868.
B.-Groccries will be sold for cash only.
JAM 10 4t
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Administrators Notice.

Ii. persons having any demands against the
N Estate of William Sacher, deceased, are RI :
questcd to present them properly atested according
10 law. And all persons indebted to said Estate are
respectfully requested to pay up forthwith, as longer
indulgence cannot he given.
JEpTlIA CROUCH, Admir-
Jan l9 AT
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EXECUTORS SALE,


DY an order from w. F. Durisoe Esq., Ordina-
ID ry of Elgcield District, will sell to the hiel-
est bidder at the lac residence of William Culcla-
zicr, deceased, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Feb.
rcxt, the following property, viz:
One Tract of Land known ms the GLANTON
TRACT, containing two hundred and ninety acres,
more or less.
Nine Likely Negroes.
Horses. Cattle one Wagon, with variety of 9TH
er articles not enumerated.
TrRMs-For all sums under ten dollars, Cash
will be reauircd--tor all sums Of and over that
amount, OH credit till the first day of December
next. with interest from day Of sale. For the per-
sopatv, Note with two approved securities will he
reouirci-for the land, Note with personal sccuri'
ty and a mortgage of the premises.
]. QUATTLEBUM, Ex'or.
Jan. q 81
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE CHARLESTON MERCURY.
A POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL AND LIT
ERARY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY

THNHE Political creed of the MERCURY consists
n in the principles of the Democratic Party, as
laid down in the Virginia and Kentucky Rcsolu-
tious of 179S and 1799-thc Sovereignty of the
States; Strict Construction OF the Federal Con-
stiLution by the General Government, the Agent OF
the States; Free Trade, and al Economical Adj
ministration of tic General Government. Its pol
icy is the union of the Southern States i'll main-
tanning their rights.
The MERCURY gives daily reports of the Mark
cts and Marine Intelligence i'll Charleston ana Inc
eadinp seaports of the Union. Its connection with
the Associated Press insures the latest intelli-
nence by Telegraph. The Weekly Prices Current
is made up with much care, and from the most re-
liable sources. The Literary Notices arc discrimi-
mating and comprehensive Attention is paid to
all matters of general concern, especially those In
reference to the Planting and Agricultural inter
csts, and to the current news of the day and care
is taken that nothing shall appear in its columns
which should be excluded from the family circle
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

NRAY e. TURLEY have just received
" by express, a beautiful lot of Ladies' DRESS
GOODS, in DELAINES, CASHMERES, Valencia
PLAIDS Satin Striped and Plain All-woo DE-
LANES, C0BURGS, POPLINS, SILKS, and a
great many other handsome styles Of Dress Goods,
which will be sold very low
Augusta, Feb. 8, 1858 If
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Dec 81

NOTICE. persons indebted to The Cur
" ryt,n Academies Tor Tuition or otherwise are
earnestly requested to settle their dues promptly as
tbr Trustees have considerable debts Ia meet This
winter No longer indulgence can b: gwen than
the middle Of February next.
r. Il. REESE, Treasurer.
Jan 81 st
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Notice.

yEyUE Subscriber has LOST the following Notes !:
one on George Watkins for $2Ou, dated The
18Th Of May, 1887, with credit Tor s36'9l, Dec
olst 1857, with interest from date one on Joseph
Ethcredse. with joel lnabnst, security, Tor S''o'a
hearing date Nov. 18th 1856, with interest from
date, payable January ,st $50; one on Emtl ind-
get. with Manchester Pudgct, security, to' SI4.34,
dated sometime in December, given payable te Or
iuntou Padgct, with interest from date.
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Feb. 9 1858 3t"
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FRESH GROCERIES
LATE A11TVA AIS.
THE Subscriber has just received new and
fresh stock of

hIDh V1tVVIAelIS
LATE AERTV Ais.
THE Subscriber has just received new and
i. fresh stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.
Which have been purchased at reasonable prices,
and will accordingly be sold at very moderate
profits Give my goods an examination, ana you
will be convinced that my figures arc low and
Groceries excellent. The assortment consists ol
Crushed and Loafed SUGARS;
Powdered A. B. and Muscovado Sugars
Old Government Java and Rio COFFEE;
Sugar House and New Orleans SYRUPi
Fine Buekwheat FLOUR;
BUTTER, CHEESE, HAMS;
RICE and MACCARONI;
MACKEREL, No l and 2-Bbls;
Dried Beef and Beef Tongues;
Oysters. Sardines, Salmon, Lobsters, Cod Fish;
Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers;
Suett CRACKERS of oil descriptions;
PICKLES, Preserves, Chow Chow;
CANDIES, large assortment;
FIGS. Raisns, Citrou, Currants. Prunes
English Walnuts, Almunds, Flberts, Percovies;
Lemons, Oranges. Pine Apples Cocoa Nuts;
Preserved FRUITS, Brandy PEACHES, Sc;
Green TOMATOES and PEAS in Cans;
PEPPER and SPICES of all kinds;
Table SAE LII, East Powders
Flavoring Essences in great variety;
Worcestershire Sauce, fine article;
TEAS of every kind-Hyson, Black and Green;
SOAP, a good assortment Of every description;
TUBS of all sizes, Wood Buckets, brass bound;
Fine assortment Of TIN WARE;
Backing and Shoe BrusheS
Irish POTATOES, ONIONS;
GARDEN SEED Of every kind, the best ever
brought to this place;
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Madeira, Port and Teneriff WINES;
Bourbon. Nectar, Xxx, Recti6ed WHlSkEY
BRANDY Of every quality;
CHAMPAGNE, Champagne CIDER;
PORTER, ALE, &c.
SEGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF,
CANDLES, Sperm and Adamant'ne: and all
other articles usually found in Grocery Store
W.. e. LEGG.
T,h 10 II