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DIED,
o. enessass Sseasae.4 = Nth inst, sltor ppI5eI
lF.sst8 kE2k7AstS M. ~ 1:sseLy =
RY0e I'M ~ He'd N H4t h0YOW0
IA sSs;s ~ 1Genh 3~sassrae~~
Ctessd 3 Is eo!k, elhelnsrsf HOVER
J. lehn1snoNor fot o1to9Qn.
me snaSean'sIs0ile, tie sephyr,S brsefh, :
> TSo fasossiW Nm t1ko vlace from h!s hShosa
residenco. Cesheriao stseet, thu. O. Qnd4yt nom
without further noties. 49,.
On SATURDAY. slssnoon. JOSEPH AHNEk
LINDSAY. II the 18th year OF his sSe.
The innereI win TAKE ptace from firstly I Metz.
odisO Chnroh, on this Monday sftefnCon. q
O'Clock. Friends and Acansintances Of the family
are invited TO att6nd. ga4aN s. .ee
On the Isth inst, II the fseidsqce Of her nether.
In Rocketts. Of dropey Of the heart. Mfs. ~. A.
MAD, in ne Ssh yesx. Of he! ese.
Rleeeed Saviour, theu dsoee cet neF
In an tho oATo0 Of SUFFERING hfos
Iona has che waited thvoash the strils- y
Resgned. her a0uk By patient beaf,pg1 hsa
To ThoA-the crOyning OF celestial hIe. q
New York Sun piesoe COPY.
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%n,EXCURsION TO OIL
LOST AND sTRAYHD.

1rH STRAXED COW Game TO my piS,
~ few days ago. q suall red COW. VIA
proving. property and Sayinx for this advsrlls
nent Inquire OF
je 1885, p. FENECY, on 9Th street
I OST-NOTE.-Lost, q PROMISSORY NOTE
Gehec, At ! months from "a April. ior sssa ID. M
public are cautioned against trading for SAID no,A
payment having been stopped.
je6-ta JOHN n. GORDON L son
-. e KIRAYED OFF-About two weed
~ al 3 large black HORSE MULE road
m0Ie and tail-no marks recollectst eI
A cept . white spot in the name ! will N
q reward Of SO for HIS dslivsrs s,s|
residence, on Church Hill, or At my ONCE, on lR(
street. near Msyo's bridge. ..|
my Ats G.. b. LlPSCOMR
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-. ~ $500. :: 1;;x:,.' :; n11c::: g : D..:
Ioaresly II Il T. ~ =;
LssaS s oss.s ~ o 9 q; 1
e:sc. gisfx ss % s, ssa ssss.s:
naving occurred on Friday evening Last. Of
Amherst Oouft-Houss. II appsara, 1nom the
most rsfiahis inl0Ymaton Which cap % at
Pc; ssa 's si;':s 8 e ;ss .' +. s .ss.IS SJ::s
s e s1 81 sssa|s s. rs s slsss ne = s5 49, s.s,, e
are dad. IA old Seaa - Ssprsueaseo q hav-
i sOfr ssl.'. M. sssT re, e, asl I've H mse: s3a AZ y A;
on z bed, In q room III hotsls flecchsf sntefed
snd made m st0sk on NINA WivA . troopers
sword, ssvetSiy AonadiDg hin In one sses
fired at his assailant four OF the balls taking
eN6ct-Ouef In the abdominal regions, one In
the breast, one In the arm, and the other shout
the sAoulder-which caused his death in
Amherst and arc repfessnted .. peing sre.
specially connected. though fietcneF - ssae
TO have been . man Of reckiess habits.
A neero mat, who gives hts name q Iom'
uel, Of your city, was arrested Inst Friday AZ
Amherst, after Z desperate encounter with his
| capturer, who came well nigh losing me- fiso
ia the scufle, and doubtless you'd nave e. zone Ss
4 W. - ~ &RA w. WSeA -
timely aid Of gentleman wh0 happened 70 %
passing IT the time. He Is now In Amherst
Jail. its9h -
cal Society will hold their fair this year. COM
mencins on the 10Th Of October. lasting three
days.
| referred to in my last, took places on saturday
| morning, North Carolina taking the lead Of
sa1d States In prices, seven boxes being sold
which averaged eo!. IA per hundred: One par
col of II Ills. brought 90, thus selling At the
rate Of about &4U5 per hundred. business
matters generally stfll continue dull, though
tobacco receipts correspond with those o. the
same season during the past year. OK.
RESPECT TO A ST. Selma (AlA.l
Iss ua reCoTds the death OF an old and faithful
:ervaht named King who belonged 70 Dr;
BY hfteen hundred or two thousand persons,
many Of them being the oldest and most re-
specialize citizens Of Selma.
4F5
APPoinTxrNr.-Judge I1ongstreet, Of Geor.
gia, has been appointed by the President to
represent the American Government In the
Commercial and Statistical CONVENTION, which
10 to meet in London ON the 10th of July next.
Hen. Ed. Dir, Of New York, is to b his asso-
ciate. SEA sss af ef a4s1a ks.
Fatal ACcIDENT.-John Monroe, q PEN
sioner belonging to the Naval Asylum at Phil
adelphia, was run over and killed, ON Thurs
day afternoon, on the Baltimore Railroad.-
Monroe was q native of New Orleans, and was
IS years cid. 7sf e 7o4
TAKING THE vEIL.-At Columbia, 8. c., ON
the 9th nit, Miss Mary O. Weed lin religion,
Veil at the hands Of Bishop Lynch, in the
ursuline Convent. The Chapel was crowded
with visitors, many of them Pr0testants.
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AAeolRefOrm.

~ rW 1921 +aa "A AG0HAnCI0tm A
The City Superintendent Of the Schools OF
New York sent in . Communication At the last
meeting Of the Board Of Education, recon.
msndtng that the home study system be en-.
tirely abandoned in the Primary departments
Itappearsthat the children who attend the
public schools do not average over twelve
years Of age, aaaas = general rule they arere-
qufred to spend six hours q day in the school,
house besides this, they are required 10 learn
lessons at home, which take at least three hours,
study. This is rather hard work for youne
brains. Nine hours confinement a day is con-
sidered somewhat exhausting even by men ;
but to children, at a period Of life whom both
mind and body require plenty of air and exer.
else, IL 10 little short Of rain. School children
should be required to do al their studying in
the school-house. When the true system of
education comes to Be understood and prac.
ticed, every school, both for boys and girls.
will have a gymnasium and large playground
attached, and the mind and body will be edu.
Gated together.
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OLlARxD ZOE BORDEAUX The barque Lone
Star cleared 1T Norfolk, Va, Friday, for Bor-
deaux. She is freighted with cotton, copper
ore, naval stores, and q few choice w O.staves.
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M'AE L =
g 4EeSSIatysx1Il
04AND V0Ndk1T.
y WDN11DAY, JUNk 9ru. ~.

81 PROGRAMME:
/. SOLO or the ffsno.
u. u Ioay-ogMlose4 b. 6TIGIlI 1,!lsv
= 49,! sIiuskLl. nv
Of trqssial. lsSSS -. esAsAt
When / 10 6eyS {Sss ~ ,~
eelossd uDea ihy Sseast. S'sae
xsss Sn nos ~ 8 =. 2 !s,s sIoss.
Bsssvea. ns,er easI lpsxst
TIE tssS Is No sSsi Il. 1as leu;
And vossy vesss ths Gay, ''sa'
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SAILED 1oR EURoPE.-Among the passen-
gerr ON the steamers exoine, which sailed from
New York Friday for Havre. were r. ]. De.
Voss. lady. child and nurse, Mrs. Rosa Kohner
and child, and Mrs. Mary Lombard and TWO
children, from Richmond, Va. az
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02ER6 W. IA0SAOE To AyU i NUM
.NEW YORK;,ExcaIsien TicSets by
iXMhSToWN can Be- had for us Tor ths round and
trip-goins and returning by either Of the steam
ers. No extra charge made for meals or state
good until the Fall, giving those who may procure
them ample time to sojourn at the North before
returnlEg home.
Persons Wishing to roc the great Leviathan
steamship Great Eastern. which il daily expected
in New York, can do SO now at mall expense.
Tickets procured at our office, opposite stesm-
ers' wharves, or ON board Of the steamers.
lie l8-0 L- LUDlAM Il
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eAne GREAT REDUCTlON IN
~ PRICE OF PASSAGE TO AND FROM

afet rsskE1 81 ,s n.eg e ans fsd IN
IL Tsssjtsi;' d: ::s {: ;.s H. f 8: isE ~ ?.: ma
or; No sssI. osaIEs made 10 Msrl: Or st.te-
good until the Fall, giving those who may procure
them swgle time to sojourn at the North before
steamship Great Eastern. which Is daily expected
Tickets procured 81 our office, Opposite steam
ere e. i sns.vs'' or on board TdTG66ttsSeMs ts e
-AR4S = 1;ss; M; sTEAMsHIP YORK.
& steamer .Y6Rkro oHN csss. Lr Ths
R4na'fH; VII Il. i ;s,s ~, here at o'clock P. NJ.
Excurslon tiokets issued 10 70 and return BY eth
e. q 49, me s. .1ss an n1;c STAT. .s e. sGSm and meals included
RR::s.se to o. NG,foIk sane - ~ sas I1yef boats:
to the Roar VI o'cIocf ?. H., TUESDAY, ~
C9nsixnees are requested to send for their goods
Freight 70. Boston taken ct moderate rates, and
foTMsrded With dispatch.
10 is-a LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
L. FOR RALTIMo E.-The
633s,Mts amsr BELVIDERE, Capt. "
day, llONDAYi, - aud up to the hour Of IL O'clock
M. TUESDAY. the 18Th June. 80
est rates. with greatest dispatch:
Passengers viii please be on board before the
"' Ticket procnrsG either S'S AZ our no once. N shocko.
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel. or ct Steam
10 is-n DAVID L VIM cuRRIx.
&al;:i;1T9ffS*s FIX y;1 rs; \: c:a:i ~ f.:
r j. l ss;s;sA'' apply to A. tho w ss.d T. 6 SSk Il.
&6esailina brig ."LAURAETTA." SMITM,
cargo s nss.ss, a ",il hsv ses su scff'ddf s.ps sS5lon f 81 a 1sr
.ssl : e & &. 1 ss. efsi' ' " s. So E asGTR!f' { ' cS:
"a 49, 0sr !. fen e. i! M, i.r@: i e Chester
black skinned and |, Of i'; rssk ssH FOUND E,d: f :cs..,
!: mined a. b Sweif yin may DAY 6: a r"S.I f r. is; 1 sea
delivery Dc live. e me. Ts's Main strees,or her eonsSsnsnt
= as ss%s ss:si Jan. Is, 1871. = :. 'A j. q
rs seg csEs Ak1 81 tS ON z zss GAY aAar srs A.
..11H.ving determined to remove to the country.
.; ss:s E. !: Il: .sss s:i sis:ss. "a X. s g! isss Ar 81 ES e.;
Sen Clay street. and r9ns back the sane vi4th I5
Il fss t.. bs:s n:s's:aso Il f e: 'ss !. i: materials: ..S VT s ssn.
tsiRs tor SooH.: Win &c sisses: az issxe CLOSET.
q. 9TH a. = cellar sas size Of tie ho::s; Thcre !s On
H iio =. w. s',seaS; .i Smoke i Ho1:s. 1 ko' IS.
accommodation Tor servants u :ample Every
.SSs !, N x. sss var. sSH and a siseS 81 y fh Il; ~. .sa e safss !:
LEADING ts!cus the yard, v6ich earry oi iii vssts
S Sa. and s sls..s: sS'i ss!. 7, q s'G 8. 81. = .! ~; ss.id sss'ss,
q SYi Sas;ns s.see fhs sns are. are . .soas In ss Hss1's "a. e. e s1 e:
lot vacant, upon whieh another house might Be-
TEnNs Il will sell the lot fos . susll Dayt of the
!sac ,;m. monsY ,3 cash. and re bs!!aaes apeu
.hcn ": sssI.se pasonaeef. VIII take
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TAKING THE vEIL.-At Columbia, 8. c., ON
the 9Th nit, Miss Mary O. Weed lin religion.
Sister Mary Charles,l received the White
Veil at the hands Of Bishop Lynch, in the
ursuline Convent The Chapel was crowded
with visitors, many of them PrOtestants.
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eEtsvsa
- ooe
@as VIM
WO.sa 49, veson q nas
49, sns go OF may spsia
wv xoIh OF Sae .so"u
oows ev.s.
ss.use SApasese nese co@pseessy .Aen t1e
waAe Oetus sean.
~ eeeonq 49, Waecuoa,
etsWMeAlmces es~vS IsSonai
: nonsAnA~d
tut AHetac eeoaId nave BEEN
wrou9ht up 70 2 perfect frenzy OF excitement
over ~ nsaenn q tWo puSttisac oallies, ah-
oolatety enabling ~ collision OF their bapcA.
- OF ave- INTO 2 nAuonat CONTEST and making
It. ~ sue3ect Of national tsalousy aud r..
I~crtmtpatioa. All paftles In both countries
mast feel very foCltsn IN thinkink OF the ex.
travasances they comtAittea under thu influ.
enco OF this popular ~tntoxieaticn. The net
hat from ne prUadsst peer TO the poorest
psasant thsfe w1s more universal and intsuss
excitement In England than was produced by
Tie Usimsan vas, and more papers published
giving N account Of this flsticu6 than wer.
iasued after the bioodiest batslee in italy. and
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@ AT ONE DOLLAR.-Receved n
b. Bi:ee ee Ss1iffEss.r !. 81 k 4 baokIAs. a.. as' L..
dies, Black HssIsd CATERS = sis' :
Also. about COO pairs Of. thoss C0L0RE
SHOES, which I aa selling without regard
.N:B.-My store viii bs closed tszseps On sa'a
time. lie 1871. w. r. W. TAYLOR
THOs. VETERAN,
A1ssSSsU5Tf1sy1 IN Sb f'S HsSi:ss
No. 70 Main strsss. near The 0!d Ms;s'ti
H.. . l.rs. ...or.m.u. Of BSdfs sa1 sRots.
which 40 respectfully asks the aetsn'ios OIL '"
Roots or Shoes made to order, and v.rrasrta
ft, |----- je HIN
vEeY IMPOnTANT S9IlIoStS
iSfo The BOOT HkS ssd i FFsArs.1SS
sss;:' :: sll i Il: :s sfSe q s 'ss sf, q yiiss !. ss;Ss: b:
long selected from some Of the hest T.nsnsl
s~itaatios. aed : sood read: money trade cad
'A.' i. &oSsxsaAN: F!ssfaII;; tree; s.,;,.
Is. 81. .cs s.,i h sHMSRs T2ssst g. g ass s::|
-. or about ~ hhds. tobecco, WI y .. a.
Point in few days in ballast. and ready iossc"
81 o. sn asS.t q 1 3 . CHARLES PALMER.
MONTGOMERY GUARD. co. c. hrI
AE6'T VA. vols. RicnAosD. Jane = aoyl
Assemble IN frcat Of the CAPITOL on Nj -.
WDAY nosninEs the 18th INST. - "a \ Arc
poss. arms and soeSsirsuaeufs ia order Tor fnsv<Sl
''s:i By o'd'; ; Il 81 nSs1Bsc i;;1l Is. SER.
-ES 1V- S@E099n Parade il flosQ
loftAs Csstcm- House., On MONDAY neAi. 81
o'clock r. n. promptly. in sndfsss 'aA
l.s-a D. order Of e sa 4. f Stasss5a. Is. -.
Pow Frs ARCHI1ECTuf4h spRY|
IRON FRONTS I SSSs2 sssrIss'' '.ll1
c 1.s.s If Cary "n (. = J. is 'its'i, ais1 R;s:;'.s : :
TSOW sAI.E-l0W "a. a.t TENNESSEE 81
I III N EJiK Avn 4 1. so |: 9ss CENT. do,
p skssss KseaaaQsd Fifs Association 'Ns'l
H 4 NJ S1ooA Q. W. PURCELL : co
EDR sALK.A fkht 10; TOP Sn v fh,I,is
pAts. but Asss ss'a. ar1 A. 4 ' 6aEL az, s CO.:
ks-4s Cosaer Of Byrd sad nth ssse'e.
MeWiNa NHCssIS1sss-, as,s 4 :se "a !
lsEl Haf4T1lc sSxlHS .s.sss:ss : sS7
=: issaf:s' ~AAs's % trial. ~ 4 + r. 4. si.IIn
VA1NI66EN v11NNMEl -cesA yss1
Fss (. ,s;lS;blfsts sSd....atl e & y s. -. :: Sc.
ENYn'1 oU0A9.CyAkD 1880 .ssslsS z
assss SiSiAas:s- fses "a ssss
SAYoe.
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PRlZD Ef0Hr.-The Buffalo IN. W Repub-
lie understands that q match was entered into
in Buffalo on the nth last, between Charles
Oakley, Of st. Louis, and Alexander Shaw, Of
Buffalo, for $500 . side, to fight ON the 10th of
September. So . =,
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APPoiHTMHNr.-Judge I1ongstreet, Of Geor-
eia. bas been appointed by the President to
reprsseDt the American Government In. the
Commercial and Statistical CONVENTION, which
10 to meet in London on the 10th of ] uly next.
Hen. Ed. Dir, Of New York, is to b his asso-
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/ Fatal ACCIDKNT.-John Monroe, q pen
sioner belonging to the Naval Asylum at Phil
adelphia, was run over aud killed, ON Thurs
day afternoon, On the Baltimore Railroad
Monroe was q native Of New Orleans, n was
IS years cid. 7.s4 eal -a4-
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-fee An hntuFto01~ RefttliZeFs
Severe prohibitions have been issued In
France, England, and Germany. against the
use Of pondrstte inperfectly prepared, 1t hav-
ing been proven BY careful experiment that
the focal Aattsr Of sinks cannot be converted
with safety into garden manure under ive
years careful preparation. Pestlep tial and
Other diseases are propagsted BY vegetables
grown In soil thus manured. Yet, it is stated
that these death dispensing deposits are abso-
lutely nsed in the mar~ket-gardens around our
large American cities In their natural state
and many Of the fruits and vegetables 20
grown, can be told by the nostrils or the taste.
before they are cooked, and in the process of
cooking. ltts the opinion Of skillfnl medical
Observers that nearly all the novel diseases
which now aflict many American cities, owe
their origin to the organic diseased matter.
taken up BY vegetables and fruits grown in
soil dressed by the focal matter. of the sinks
a transSsrred 70 the stomach. Gallopinx
c~onsumpsioa in psssons, whose families have
never teen subject to this terrible disease.
been traced to the use of vegetables
grown BY pondretts. This is only ono instance
Of q thousand. p -ia5 .a- }a 49,
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" RESPECT TO A 81 AvB.-The Selma (Ala.)
Issna records the death Of an old and faithful
aervant named King, who belonged 70 DR..
Kens. Of that city. His funeral was attended
bv afteen hundred or two thousand persons,
many Of them being the oldest and most re-
speceable citizens Of Selma.
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Buying Attorneys. rs-
II the last number Of DE Bows Reuie,O it il
stated that the lawyers, in Virginia, two hun.
dred years ago, bought their attorneys. The
planters also are said to have laid out part of
the procesds Of their tobacco in the purchase
Of the lower limbs of the law. We dare saw
this is the only instance in the history of the
world Of lawyers or attorneys being bought
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M. E. CoN1EREEcE.-Rev. B. Argobast, of
the baltimore Conference, writing in the Rock
ingham (Va.) Register, suggests the holding Of
. Convention Of the church, in Alexandria, for
the purpose OF taking some action In reference
TO the anti.slavery rule adopted BY the late
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HIGH PRICs 1oR TOBAoco.-A lot Of to-
bacco. the papers do not state hew much, was
sold IT Lynchburg, Va, last week, At the rate
Of e405 per cwt. 1t was grown ON the farm of
Mr.. Womack, Of North Carolins, ~ 2
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GRKAT INDUCEMENTS, GREAT IN.
VI DUCEMENTS.-HoOk and Lace COrsets, the
best quality. only 1l2s lace in front do. SIX
c,s.; yard wide Brown 6hsetinEs att cts splendid
cts; ladies' White Hose l1k ca. cheap at % cts;
lndia, Rubber Round combs l2h ets.; falasois OK;
Srics Sa;i Honnst., Fian. and III f.n ssu Of NJ Milli H.s1t
Goods ; Maine !; + m nroideries Hair Nets Mitts
extra cheap. and thousands Of articles NJ greatly
reduced pr .ces. At @1t
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DOsT0N, MASS. #
Gentlemen will find the best Of accommodations,
With every effort for the omfOrt of guests. AR
DER not excellsd in the United 9tstes.--
u. D. parker. -
NH 6Sm IF. MILLS.
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.MNH y, s M Nj SFENA kN YORK
0 steamer YORKTOWN. Cant. IRwI

IT, FOR BALTlMO 4 K The
EAzHeteamer BELVIDERE. Capt. W.
1@>.o~H.W KRENE, viii receive Freight to-
day, ONO OAI y u aud up to the hour of II O'Clock
M. TUESDAY, the 18TH June. =
Freight taken. for Boston via Baltimore at low
Passengers wild please b on BOARD before the
hour of departure. IL O'Clock NJ, TUESDAY.
ITickets procured either at our once, In Shockno
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or 1t Steam
je ls-3t DAVID l. WIN, CURRIK.
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sERvANTs FOR HIRH& sALH
BOARDING


QOARDlNG-Sevekal gentlemen can DO ac-
b. applying on 9th street. I'd door beyond LsiGh.
10 l6-3t*
NOTICE.-MIss z. A. BIDGOOD, corner Of
~ TIN and Main sts. has DESIRABLE ROOMS
vacant. suitable for famiilex.
ADAY BOAKDERS can be accommodated.
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q Tlszslessys9llf. To- IN; h 3 ns.; fst:s
! |||| 81 ! ! U ! | q: ! !: ! ! ! !; !
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8. I. =. p -, Coed Bread. .. = hSAe
fond OF light. sweet and wholsecms Losf Bsead,
BE BAKING PowDEiER.. For sale b. iii D. as-
gistD and GrOcefs. -,
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A FOR BO1TON.-The superior, fast
<&6e sailing brig "LAURAETTA." SM1TH,
- master, having the greater portion Of her
cargo engaged. will have quick dispatch. For re-
mAinder, Of 200 toxes Tobacco, to complete cargo,
apply to lie l8-lwl W. D. COLQUlfT Z CO.
A orr. f,em nv farm, in Chester
8 ~ field county, on the l1th instant, ELIZA A.
@Vblack skinned. and Of .rather round face.-
@.Her owner lives near the Poor House. and
10 named Duval. win pay the usual fee for her
delivery TO me, 7o,s Main Street,or her conf 1emsnt
in some Jail. Z I3 c@@ A.. F. AHNKE
= HlehmOud, Jan. n, 800. 10 i8-ta
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Asst snip Duiab expressly 1of Attain tic passage.
236 feet length. a6x bpeadth. lsas, 0rsat Br:.
tain. ~ feet length, 81 breadth. 1855. Himelaya.
$40 fset length, tsx breadth. 1856, Persia, aoo
length. As breadth. 1856, Aariatic, asa length
50 breadth. iess,, 0reat Easssrn, go isneth, 81
breadth. SO ts
Now Is the tins for people who propose to
Ms4s 2 samnaars sxsprsion 70 New York. To-
slslt tnat city. The crowd itsslf thai win =
@ssnss - he Great Eastesa viii -
saAstag. ALREADY IL tsds Of ca.
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MTe arrive, 500 c.ses Superior 1wses
- 80 go JN0. W. 6ARLICR.
-nf -3g55sstos F AD0theca1y and Druggist.
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without danger to ANYTHING else. Price s cts. For
sale by JNO. W. GAkEICK. Apothecary. &C., !.
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FANCY LINEN PANTS.
Drap D'Ete Pants. - -" q
Euglish and French.
Craps Cashmere Pants,
~ Warranted French Goods.
Fancy Cashmere Pants,
ALI qualities, all prices.
49, For servants. $50
Goats, Sacks and Half Sacks. e.
AL shades. styles, qualities and prices.
At SHAFER, AALSEY & CO.'S
11A Main ~ late Tunm~n r Hull
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@ AT ONE DOLLAR.-Rece,ved y
- steaMes kMnoks And will 10 open
81. d:y; Il Ys r W ~ T4hyntQR's' Lsdis.'
dies Black Heslsd CATERS q el1. 3 vt
good article.
Also, about 600 pairs Of thoss COLORE
sHO ES, which I am selling without regard
cost.
N. B.-My store will 30 closed (except on Sa'l
day ct half past 8 p. NJ. Please call before a
time. lie 1881. w. p. w. TAfLOk,
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CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION /
Mothers.

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