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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
~ OF READY MADE CLOTHING. - DARRA-
COLT, HARRIS Il Co. have determined to sell, from
this date until the close of the season. their large
stock of Ready Made Clothing at greatly reduced
rates. Our stock for the is large, and
determined to reduce 1t, if low prices will accom-
plish IL. We would advise all In want 10 give us
call. DARRACOTT, HARRIS Il CO,
Successors to Merchant, Weisiger h Co.,
No 10 Main If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

DIFFERENTIATION PRIZES.
4 prizes of $780, spproxtmsting to $4,000
prizes Of s25o approximating to $4,000
prize, are ~"
prizes Of $500, spproximsting to $1,000 o
prizes Of $50, experimenting to 5000
prizes 81 SIPS, spproximating to 5000
prizes of 500, approximstiDg to s3,c0
prize, are .o. 4"o
prizes Of s75 arproximating to $4,000
prize, are oo !"
prizes OF $50 approximatln8 70 *i'"" ,oo
prizes are go ay
5oO0 prizes of $50 are ho.VV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

PARKER, NIMMO l. Co, No. las Eagle Square.
offer their entire stock Of Dry Goods at cost for cash.
consisting in part of the following:
SILKS VESTlNGS
M0CSLINS SILK, MERINO. LANES
MERINOS Wool, HA KERS
CAsHMERES SHIRTS AND DRAW
BOMBAZINisS ERS
ALPACAS IRISH LINENS
SHAWLS SHEETINGS
CLOAKS HOSIERY, &c
EMBROIDERIRs PULLED CLOTHB
CLOTHS SATTINETS
BLANKETS, &C.
To those of our customers who keep accounts with
Us, we will continue TO charge goods at regular
oricaa .Oc Is
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wi REDUCED PRICES.
MILLER e. VINCENT,

MILLER a. VINCENT,
Main Street. nearly opposite Second Baptist Church
Dealers in Italian and American Marble aud Man
ufacturers of Monuments. Tombs, &c, respectfully
invite the attention those in want to their stock
on hand which consists of larger ASS lrtment of
MONUMENTS, TuMBS, HEAD PIECES, &c,
than can be found in the State which they will sell
al or ces lower than the same article can be purchas
ed In this or any of the Northern cities.
Monuments Of any size or design made to order, of
the best italian or American Marble. on favorable
terms.
Carving, and every style of lettering, neatly exc
cutpd ia 5-3m
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LoTTHnIEs.

CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIE6.-MAG-
- NIFICENT SUHEMEI-ssem0 FOR TEN
DOL LARsfi- The following scheme VIII %
Academy Lottery in eacb ofther Lotteries fof jan
uary, 1858, at Augusta, Ga, TO which city they
ave removed their principal Office:
GLASS 6gl
To be drawn In the city of Augusta Ga In PUBLIC on
SATURDAY, JANUARY ID, 1858.
CLASS 20.
To b drawn In the city ofAugusta. Ga In public on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9TH. 1885,
CLASS IL,
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Ga In public, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1865.
CLASS II,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta. Ca In pubic ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY I'D, 1855.
CLASS -,
To be drawn in the city Of Ca in pubiic on
SATURDAY, JANUARY yTH, ls3s:
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NCABERd
$500 PRIEST
Esdrly One Prize 10 Erery NlyS Itckett
MAGNIFICENT SCHEmki
10 sI DRAWN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c
l. r. II. SK1NKER Il co. No. SO Cary street hav
on hand full assortment Of
English Refined
Common English
Swedes fIRON
Oval and Half Round
Bands Hoops aud Horse Shoe
American English and Russia SHEET IRON
Norway NAIL RODS
PLOUGH IRON, 10 r. inches wide
Horse and Mule SHOES
TIN PLATES, assorted sizes
ALSO-A full assortment of GROCERIES. ia 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

SANFORD CO., Proprietors,
3i5 Broadway, New York.
FISHER WESTON and ADIE Il GRAY, Agents for
Richmond de 2-d&cW6m
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Columbia Market.

. " -r. a.a'- -. = L-1.n- s sE.Eg =
coaon.-our last weekly report, twill be re.
collected, closed on aquiet market--not, however,
,forthe want of demand, for all that waa offered
was freely taken but the quantity offered was
SO light it was seearcely Rorthsthe attention Of
buyers. The week just Bfoughtto . close present
ed no new feature eithsrin quantity Or as regards
prices; and therefore We continue our former quo
%tations: inferior 9@9i ordinary 9 @10; mid
ding 103@10E +; good middfing 10000; fair
,ll@113c. The sales Of the week only foot up
about 108 ,bales.
Country Bacon.-There is q fair stock Of this
article on sale, and although prices are not quota
bly, lover, yet the tendency is in favor Of buyers.
We still quote lilo. for hog round. Lard 11@113.
Cornr-Thers Is q full stock of corn on 1.-THE mar
ket, and prices are in favor Of buyers. We quote:
68@50e. ST2 bushel.
Gpfe Psds.-We have no changeto to notice in the
price of peas, and we quote: $4,000. % bushel.
Four.-The -four market is. quiet but steady,
with q fair stock and o. moderate demand. We
still quote: $4.25@$4.75 for fine to super6ne
brands; extra family Hour $5@S6.2e % barrel.
There have been several parcels Of nav -four sold
during the past week, at Sc. 80 for superfne, end
extra choice q shade higher.
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EIqn. Janass OF.

We arei receipt offs Jadpsnani 81 the 9Th
Euit., . paper-published at sBonhan, TEXAS cons
tainine. d. e1tractof q biographical sketch Of this
distinenished gentleman, taken from the American
chronological Journal, together with comments Of
the editor upon his life character and public ser.
vices:ss .
ii speaking ofsfhe loss of Calhoun, Clay and
Webster, and Of the new lights which are now
cleaning with peculiar radiance in the political
hemisphere, the editor says: 'tAmong those
whose movements are watched with earnest ,soli-
.citude is: Hon: James L. Orr, Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. :.
The editor fnrther says that il is his belief that
still higher Thonors await him than have already
been conferred, and that littleadoubt can. be en-
Etertained thai Col. Orr sfiIIb be the nominee of the
next Democratic National Convention for the Pre-.
sidency i'm 1860. Thrust certainayrbe quite Hat.
[tering toathe numerous friends OF Col Orr TO
learn that his influence md merit is known, felt
and appreciated blythe party. with whom he is as.
sociated, and that at this early date his claims and
their preferences are being brought prominently
before the coantry.-GrenviM Patriot.
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From the. Edgedeld Advertiser.
Hon. w. w. Boyce

Hon, w. W. Boyoe.
II will be- seen, BY the note which follows, that
this distinguished gentleman declines the nomina-
ton for United States Senator. The terms Of his
note will not fail to attract attention and command
admiration. The source Of Mr.. Boyce's nomina-
ton in Edgefeld is a reliable and sterling one
Here, as in every part Of the State, his high bear.
ing and intellectual excellence have enlisted the
esteem and confidence Of NIL observing men. They
watch the rising star of his greatness with hope
and pride, and many had thought that now was
the auspiciousmoment to place him in the high de-
partment Of Senatorial e~xeftion. Bnt relying up
on his own discreetsense Of duty, they will receive
his present decision with appreciation still looking
with deep interest to his career, and one which
carried out as it has begun, must coon ensure to
him any 1.-THE highest) honors which an admiring
State can bestow upon a deserving son. Subjoin'
ed is the note to which we have ailuded:
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, June 2, 1868.
Cor. ARTHUR SfMpKISs-DEAR SIR: In the
last number Of your paperI see my name suggest!
ed for the United States Senate.
This kind and spontaneous nomination inspires
me with aprofound gratitude. Bnt occupying my
my present position, and my name being before my
constituents for re- election,I feel it imperativeu pi
on me to decline being scandidate for the Sen.
ate. ~
To represent South Carolina in the United
States Senate is indeed an honor TO which the
Hottest ambition might well aspire whether we
regard her past history, rich in illas.rious names,
or her elevated public sentiment, IN which abe
Justly claims q proud parallel with the classic
States of antiquity. It is this public sentiment
which is the secret of her glory. It fortified the
stout hearts Of the Palmettoes to advance orperish
upon hostile swords. 1t magni6esh her public men,
for they fell that the State, like q fond mother,
will press them to her heart, as long as they are
faithful to her interests.
With q calm reliance upon this public sentiment,
william W. BoYCE. :
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= tham aooa s.ans. 8 ,,s.s,,..ss : rts;s
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
FAITH IN DUTY.

The Rev. Mr.. EDDY, in a published sermon,
relates the following incident in the life Of the
Rev. Dr.: FISK:
"aoing by invitation to deliver an address on,
Temperance in o certain town, he was met by .
member Of the Church, BY whom he was strongly
advised to alter bis purpose. The reason given
was, that the Church in that place was opposed
TO the temperance movement. If be persisted, It
would create, it was ~ailedged, such q division Of
feeling as would ruin the Church. ''sir,p said
Mr.. FISK, tifthe Church stands on rum, ttago"
He delivered his address Notwithstanding, but
without any disastrous effects" sINGLIN:
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EVEN SO...The SUBSCRIBER continued the
practice of Physic in all its Department.
Heproposes to take charge Of CHRONIC, or old
standing forms of disease, at home and abroad
He Is INV possessed Of MAGNETIC remedies,
which will restore all durable cases if patients will
give him o chance, and provided they have q. will
and determination Of purpose TO be restored to
health. He viii sell MAGNETIC REMEDIES,
accompanied with directions for their use to pa
tents who ore inclined to trent their own cases.
His Office is ut No. 15, Congrsss-street, Yorkville,
8. C. E.,A. TRENSHAW, NJ, d.
Jan "
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rar sas Yertvine Enquirer.


sReys GAapnssn sfnISa, 2. D, beyond all ques-
siion, pndsrs4ccd DE meaning Of our language, and
ansK5 rs ferdsncisss When he stated proposition,
S1SGs5asmsd = pfineipIe, the remote conclusion, le-
aS~i{iSAtslyt b drawn fsom 4, was perhaps as OBJ.
sisdsso6is MIN, a. 10 that Of any reader Of this
ssTHaes Inhissx work, entitled ..TSe Attraction Of
4bs Gfoss;e DF. sra1sa uses the Language which
as Si5eR bslos. tits true,, ne is speaking Of the
. asstasacter;sHcsn andprinciples of the Christian
~Isliaioa; but does not duty follow on the heels Of
sAho sscheracteristics and principles
SNoxf Tie writer Of this undertakes to say, if
some profsssors 81 The Christian religion in York
sshsn read and natnrely reflect on the principles
Aefclsid down .Dr. spRsa, with full purpose
ufSo.r receive and do the trnth, they will not
Bs xilsng to sbidein their present position in the
saTsmperanee cause. Another Characteristic of
aksrsligion Of the Gross" says DR.. SPRING, " is,
:thstit iss praticat religion, In opposition to the
sabsfsstiaps Of theory. It is a religion. which,
sffom itansture, expresses itself, and IS carried out
into alEfh associations and business of humsn
life. FOLLOW ont the principles of the Cross into
ganyoran depsrtmsntsof human labor and profess
ssionaiealling, and yop win seethat they make
good rulers ana good subjects, good huabandssand
good niSes, gcodpar ents andsgood children, good
judges and good lawyers, good physicians, good
merchants, goodagricplturists, good authors, good
lnschanicsssgo good laborers, and good men. II is
sthsbeauty and glory Of the religion Of the Cross,
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BOOT AND SHOEMAKINGI
CABINET MAKING.

% THE undersigned res- Z
psctfully announcss 70
E6El the citizens Of Yorkville Z
and the surrounding country, that they hare for:
med Q co-psrtnership under the name. of DOSTER
& CREPS, In the above business; which they
will conduct at the stand near the Rsilroad Depot
They are prepared with WELL,sEASONED Lum-
Der and other necessary. material, to MAKE and
REPAIR all descriptions Of FURNITURE.
Being fully satisfied that the CASH-sYSTEM
Is the best for the mechanic, we have determined
to adhere to it; and will require CASH or It's
equivalent, in every instance.
GEORGE 8. DosTER,
) WESLEY REPS.
I IAN l2 = "
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GoTToa.-The price Of this artiele for the past
week has. been nominal, owing TO. the fact that
nome has been offered. Ten and . half was paid
for a pretty good5artiae about a week ago, hut
the same article would now bring II centaros
perhaps, more1owing. to ademand in Charleston
for fine cotton at improved prices. The improve.
in prices:is confined % Charleston alone, and
the cause Of this is that spain gets nearly all her
supplies from that market and only wants good
cotton, which il nor sparas. 4 poor article viii
scarcely sell at any price. I.P.
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bcuredSats thisSpojnt ananicable adjustment,
though 81 was generally SMlieys9 so haES been
wholly unhecsssary.fh6tfhsy should hayeinters
fersd: forSs Wilso1 Ind not the isnst t~ntentioH Of
sheddingMr. Gsyns blood 1adh ives fdllytda-
Eferminei not:tolet one drop 81 sbisown be Spilled
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ADVERTISEMENT ]
THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.

THE NEXT LEGISLATURES.
The friends Of JOHN B.. NEsBITT, would respect.
fully announce him as a Candidate to represent
the people of York District in the next Legisla.
ture. Mr.. NEsB1rr is q gentleman Of extensive
travel and experience, and if elected, will meet
the highest expectation Of his friends.
MANY VOTERS.
June II, 1858. "a 2w*
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eetJGsaese 81 PdeEsgfs Mn s.
iloWingSrstss; which is fhs INK
Certificate of Package of i0H
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mail. PurchaSersscanh ef6Q5ck
figure they MAJ deSfgnate<
TIE List Of Drawn.
sent 10 purchsssrs ilnnied1ate3y33t4
5neA. Pnfchasefs Eif ptfn56;
TIRES plain, and giyssthffg
.psssblein flfl without dedRefdbns
@FMl pritssef &fss0Q9And
lmediately aSerstae drSNipf y@0f62&
All rcmmunscstiop&stzc1
Address Orders Tor Tfcfff&QtG
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SsnglsPersone rssfdipz netxH 1fc45
Of Atlania, Ga cahhasssx atf5
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4s&5esslja & oar NAV daily and
i{fx ESnt SsbS iamoad ofihsf rst
sSs aad sdaissbis cGadrsp,sssrs
SSsaat a. tbis {bs facttbss Dur room
s 4 ii SsatiSe1 Z asrcsaSl aau oar:oWn. room
IS $BS5fSf fSsoysS of I'M IS. sTss slsss. and YOU
sSs3 Is ;Saf "a must sass bsens I churl indsedi il
1890 J 800, ANA - s.
nsssssr,s msrr;ss ina fourth delegated
lsSsssr aaSfsss5ss bs,d sinss the division Of the
= 49, sassssx $ Iaa1 s. areaniasd in the mag.
s;assss fS,Ts d ~ Ha,,se - Reprrseutasiyes ofthe
sssSss 8 Tsansssssc. s. whom ii had fesn,: in q
sSss.s.ss 4ssrSsr soSsred for our use:a The,
ssamnS,sa os Isl members. besides the
sssSsSss from MI he Southern States.
SrSS ssfsFencs sxasscaisd to order by Bishop
NSss atosa sl6a1t 5sb years old-of the most
sSaI ~ s.ss;srs Sss,sa-eracf AZ nm Indian
S.,snssssM IS ssSatr;arob ana reaark-
sSSs q NO armna,, saa Sse senfleness and
sSSsss 4 xS5nan Ma vbois 4 nersons1 appasr.
SsSss { SmmarS;ng and narrative ina hipb de.
$500 xbsrs :ssa ii character and history
"a i astms3,,v sssoeiatsd WITH tho progress ST
s.ssx s. IL aase en- vosrs Royn X
8. 2
a. : N,rlh -
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49, - n IA assiss4o N;ss;sein.
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SsSSSss Sc nsar.; "a lhs s~a,o,inas and virginia.
"a So ssssrsiS has besS: fxics 10 California:
49, y sSsf.s ASGa.ts5- sI,ona;,siS .hrSnob tbe
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YORK SHERIF
;nYrE1trsof Efits 81 5Ssrt
sEsslss ssIs' N

SUESESdS
|at York O Housss tho I0ns55Se
One cafpet.bags tfamkf 9pea dunn
Icordeon, lot OF ctothins carpe9tfr
attached as the lproperly q M
and selt sby orasE Dfthse psf
Tor York District.
One sorrei.horss, issiea ID 81
Sylvester eator, of taa snit q 6fpdls
md Others.
One ssss If lana shssssn tls
sssides, levied o sss The properly 3swe9
at thesnit Of ". @ Tithers.
One bay hofss sandsouazctay 1dn1sS
HTucsday after the fratMcndk7 III jnlfI 4
residence az the defendant ,o1G htfdio aad Gddf
lot of cornand fodder, IouashuiaSfp1nttuf
levied on d the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the snits cfsH. J. eulp sudc.J ]. Kset
The defandantsa interest 81 th9 nat
sghereon he now esideSdesiedp1es*ht
OF Mathew Merritt st the aulsaM IN A!{ss
One tract Of laudsE hsfso1 ths deSrBka
resides levied onaa thsprrpst5ofFl6gs
: !o s 4 land sSsleon 81:
Iresidss, levied On asthe pfOperty9fg 6dsit
srington, q the init Of Joseph Hefndpe aatRssS
ers.s
mo negroes, Abram and ghsrlss lssted
the property Of T..sH. Eyanss attne e6itto u pt4{>
g. Raddy, Administrator and 6fktkes
{. @. F0ENQHLDDDs6 =
Yofkviile, June 10, 1858
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lANGuM ACADEMY,

lANGuM Ach0EMHs
TyHE SECOND SESSION Of this School win
commence on MONDAY, the 2lss instant
Terms per Session as heretofore, viz:
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, ,......- S 6 90
Enslish Grammar, Geography; History and
Phllo8ophy, is.,...., ,...s.., s.,..,...ss...,,. y w
Latin and Greek Languages and Mathe.
mates, II so
Pupils will be received at any time, and char:
ged from time Of entrance till The close Of the
session but no deduction will be made for OBJ.
sence. except in cases Of protracted sickness, rby
special contract. -. ,
". N. eARoTHERs, Principal.
June II "a 1T
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.BaGdING, Gnnny y SdssS18 a
Dundee. 8 yd..s.. "a
BALE ROPE @ ~
.0CFFRE. Riof fbs...s... sstSsaI4
CANDLES, Adsmantine, 70 b "a
,MagKEREL, No. 81 bbt,.: 10 ..s
No, :. q bbt,..1l 90 q y 90
No, ssSebbl. so oil 90
iMOLASsEs, MO- u gaia.- ~ a 5Os
Muscoysdo, R.gatss* s5 a. 40
RICE, ~ bushei,. s.,.:..:s SO @4 90
SUGAR, Brown, 7Ygtb...,".n "a 10
Refned, p fh~".". III f23
SALT, ~ sack, 80. s,....... 1 66 a. 4 TO-
PRODUGE MARKET.
PRICES rRoN WAGONS :
BACON, Hog round q Sfb-... l11a a. 10
CORN, 80 busbef:....,"...,. go. I'd 80.
FEATHERS, - fbs"..".... -
FLOUR, 5a arrsi.,......,.. a 30 @ai5 CO.
% sack OF 100 tbH.. a. Q 25
NEAL 50 bushel,.-......~ 65 q Q
PEAS, ~ bushel, .~fa......ss. ...s a. $50
WHEAT, qabushel, .4..ner:. So "a Is
WOOL u ID. ...w6shed ,..;... .c26 "a so
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FOR TAX.COLLECTOR

TAx.COhLECTOR.-We are authorized
to announce W.. B. MCCONNELL, as o Cam
didate for Tax-Collector for York District, OF the
ensuing election.
= March IL IF :
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no COTTON p1lNllRS,

Nv VW9VWT WWa1&1 0VWVa
VNHE undersigned is prepared to sell: COTTON
L GINS Of the BEST quality, at So per saw;
delivered at the landings d, the Charlotte, York,
and North Carolina Railroads. The advantages
these GINS have over those shipped from other
States, is that they will hast longer-ons set Of
Ribs being equalsto> three the brush covered
with tin instead Of cloth and being more easily
repaired, and at less expense. 80
As regards the speed of the GINS, quality Of
lint. and discharge OF clean seed, I would refer to
NJ. L. Wallace, MorroW's Turn Out E,G. Palm,
er, Fairfield and A. B. Davidson, Charlotte.
=. JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
Wlnnsboro', May Is, 1868. 20 .6m
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gtatgs,

DisD-on Saturday morning, 1stb instant, q
SON Of Robert n. and Mary Wilson, aged about
one year.
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P.LINsEEn &aTRAM 01E.
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FRIENDS OF THOMAS 8.
IL PAGAN, Esq, respectfully announce him as
9 Candidate for sHERIFFof York District, atthe
ensuing election.
Oct Is 46 If
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200 5000
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s4a 100 1900
5000 20
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TAX COLLECTOR.--The friends Of
IL G. GWIN, respectfully announce him as o
Candidate for TAX,coLLECToR for York Dis
trict, at the ensuing election.
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lRgN RAINING.

pTyHE Subscriber has made such arrangements
i. NJ enable him 70 furnish IRON RAILING, Of
all descriptions and patterns, for Grare-Yards,
Balconies, &c.. Persons needing such will please
call on or address him at bis MARBLE YARD In
Yorkyille. RICHARD HARE.
May q 81 ~
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MELAIA0TIPE, no,

TIETIL FARTHER NOTICE, I win attend to
zCsthe taking Of Photographic Pictures EVERY
day at my room, one door west Of the PrcsbyteSi-
an Church. Those persons who do not find II
convenient to come on my regular days, {Satur-
days. had better embrace tie present opportuni-
ty, and p themselves With those Invaluable
k~eepsakes, good Ambrotype fkenssses.
F~Juue2 "a ~ 81 N
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NOTICE.--All persons indebted to:the es-
IN tate Of B. DERRER, deceased, arg requested
to come forward and make settlement; and those
having demands against the said estate will please
present them, properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
P. B. DARWIN, Adm'r.
June 10 % 81
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TyEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.
Union Academy. by UNION DIVISION, on SAT-:
gURDAY, JUNE 18th. Addresses are expected
from Rey. LANDY WOOD and Mr.. DANIEL
BUTTON The members VI the ,neighboring Dis
visions, the friends Of Temperance, and the pub
lie generally, ore respectfully invited to attend.
F. d. BROWN, ZIP.
Lima % 1873 o. f.
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FOR: ORDTNARY,
FOR

OF CAPTAIN A.
Il STIIWELL, respectfully announce him ass
Candidate for SHERIFF of York District at the.
ensuing election.
!: Oct 90 43 If
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D0Z. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a y highly naeful at this. season. orJ making the
very best kind Of soap. One pollsr,s worth Of
this article VIII make ffsy gallons g most sxesl:
lent Washing -aoap. Warranted genuine For
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TAX COLLECFOR.--Ths friends ofGap-
tain JOHN j: WYLE, beg leave to announce
him as Q candidate for AX,G0LLECT0R Of York
District, ct the next election.
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TAXaC0LLECTOR-We are authorized
To- nnounce Capt. DANIEL d. MOORE ase
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR for York Dis
triet, at the ensuing election.
Jan II
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TAX EOILECTOR.-The friends Of Jos
Il SEPH G. MITCHELL respectfully announce
him as q Candidate for TAx'C0LLEcToR, OF
Oct 90. AZ
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authorized
il to announce THOMAS ROACH asa Candid.
ate for Tax Collector for York District, at the
next election. ;
Feb 20 s If ~