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THE House OF BLOCK & Co.-Mr. Emanuel
Block, the head of the Nevada branch of this
firm, an old and esteemed Sacramento friend,
called on US the other day, which suggests the
idea, for some time past held in abeyance, of
saying few words in relation to the house of
Block & Co., in its several joint and distinctive
features. 1t has three branches in the noun
establishment-one at Nevada, one at Timbuc-
too, and the third at this place. The ostensible
object of each is to conduct, on an extensive
scale, the Clothing business, in all its modern
diversified phases; but in addition, each pur-
chases gold dust, and does limited banking
business, receiving special deposits selling drafts,
checks, etc. We are personally acquainted with
most of the partners, and know the different
houses well by reputation. This knowledge
enables to assert-which we do with great plea
sure-that for enlarged and liberal business
views; an open, frank, but unpretentious liber-
ality; they are not excelled by any other firm,
operating either more or less extensively, in the
State. They are generous patrons of the print
ing office. The job types are frequently called
upon to do their labor; and they are by no means
strangers to the advertising columns In addi-
ton, they subscribe and promptly pay for all the
local, and many of the foreign newspapers. In
the practice of this admirable policy, they not
only assist others, but increase the fame and Sc
cure the permanancy of trade at once extensive
and profitable. Now, don't house like that
deserve TO prosper
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KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPs.-Both these arti-
cles have grown so rapidly in popular favor, that,
we are informed by the San Francisco papers, it
is impossible for the supply to reachthe demands
of that market. The lamps are now used in
nearly all families; and the oil goes necessarily
with them Franchere & Butler, very fortunate
", provided themselves handsomely with the
former article, before the mania for Kerosene
lamps gained headway, and advertise fine lot
of the same for sale. They also sell the coal oil
at their drug store on Flune street.
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FURNITURE A,7D UPHoLsTERING.-Our wor-
thy and industrious fellow-townsman, Mr.. John
G. Klink, whose shop is located on Flume street,
deserves to be patronised BY every one who has
furniture to be manufactured, repaired, or up
holstery to be done He is doing all he can to
establish himself and support numerous fami-
ly. Give him call, you who have business in
his line
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Hair TOnic.--To persons residing in warm eli
mates this compound will he invaluable as specific
in retaining to the skin healthy action and neutral
izng any of the evil effects, which by continued
frequent perspiraton, must to the hair
10 children or the youngest infant, IT may be used
with the greatest freedom, for however thin weakly
the hair may apparently be; ky the of this
ponnd all irritation Will be allayed. -
This tonic is more particularly recommended for
storing grey hairs to their original color and with few
exceptions it is acknowledged to be infaibe; but in
all cases is acknowledged to be superior to like pre-
paTations POW in the market.
This is no hair oil for simply greasing the hair, but
chemical preparation free from grease other inju
rfons ingredients.
Manufactured and sold at the drug store of. S T.
Watts Marysville and sold by traders and druggists
throughout the State.
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A SCRAP OF .HIsToRY.-It is fact little
known, that for, the first FIVE years of our
Government, the United States Senate ALWAYS
sal in secret The first time the doors were
opened for public discussion was on the con-
test as to the right of Albert Gallatine to
seat in the United States Senate.
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THERE are many ways of relieving pain for the time
being. but there is only way of removing diseases
No palliative. no anodyne, no topical application will
remove it. 1t must be attacked at its source in the
fluids of the body which convey the poison the
calites where it is developed in inflammation; sores
ulcers, tumors assesses, ganduar swelii.ls &C. as
the may be. These fluids must be reac he'd acted
upon and purified by some powerful agent Such an
agent is Yellow Dock, Sarsaparila and Iodide Potash
GIanufactured at Natt's Drug store 1t gently slim
ulates while it disnecs and expels from the stomach
and bowels all that's irritating and at the same time
restores their vigor and tone.
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TURKEY SHooTING.-Another turkey shoot
ing event is arranged to come off at Koch's
Brewery tomorrow. Thursday is the Governors
holiday, and those who are not already supplied
with fowl will find this favorable opportunity
to secure one for garnishing the Thanksgiving
spit
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Nov. II, 1860.
CAUTION.

II HEREBY caution the citizens of Neyafa county
and the state of California against purchasing of s.
HOWARD the so-called 'Hydrauiic Sewing Machine'
invented by Q. Rice. Said Machine having been in
vented by and patent obtained therefor by said Rice
the use, occupancy, or disposal of the same by said
Howard-or any other person not duly authorized-is
infringement upon and violation of the inventors
rights which will be prosecuted to the extent of the
law in such made and provided for the protection
of .sInyentors and the punishment of Patent Right
violators" LORENZO RICE,
Nov. II, 1s60-3m Assignee.
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u VIM. G. Proctor, practising physician Of
Sacramento, an accomplished surgeon and most
estimable gentleman, died in that city on Friday
of last week, of consumption. Several years ago,
he represented Siskiyou county in the California
Legislature, and was known among large circle
Of friends as "thc Siskiyou Pony"
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rs The Freemasons of this place, having some
time ago secured spacious area of ground in
the North San Juan graveyard, are engaged in
enclosing and beautifying the same.
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LITERARY FAvoRs-Mr. George W. Welch,
of Nevada, last week sent us generous supply
of literary and miscellaneous reading matter, for
which he will receive our acknowledgements.
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G7 Prof ]. D. Whitney, appointed State Ge-
ologist under a law of the last Legislature, az
rived at San Francisco eight or ten days ago, and
has since reported himself to the Governor for
duty. He brought an assistant and his family
with him.
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THANKSGIVING BALL.-It will be borne in
mind that Messrs. Berry & Hoagland. of the
Cherokee Hotel, at Cherokee, give their grand
Social Ball on next Thursday evening, Thanks
giving. Their preparations for the event have
Been going forward for some time, and IN such
a manner as to secure large attendance and
brilliant entertainment
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T3'Mr James P. Ewing, and old and esteemed
citizen of North San Juan, took his departure
the other day for Lower california, in pursuit of
business and adventure. May prosperity attend
his efforts, and good fortune restore him soon
again to those who regret the loss of so worthy
gentleman The rife which he carries with him
is a prime one. In the Coast Range of noun
tains. a wear ago. are cut deer down with it at
distance of three hundred and twenty PAGES
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KocH's LAGER.-The demand for this delic-
ious beverage is not so great as in warm weather,
hut it continues to retain its old-time 'sbead."
Mr.. Koch is making preparations to enlarge his
business in the spring, when the good people for
miles up and down the Ridge, will have his beer
delivered at their domicils. After once tasting
st, they will never desire to go elsewhere for the
purchase of tbat article.
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New FIRM.-It will be leaNed, by glancing
at our advertising columns, that our most ener-
getic and enterprising fellow-townsman, Frank
Clark, with a "Co." at the end of his name, has
embarked in the grocery and provision business.
The new firm has our best wishes for the prose
cution Of rushing trade, with-cash payments.
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FIREMEN's JUBILEE-The firemeR of Nevada.
with the Department from Grass Valley present
as guests, had parade on Thursday, and bril-
liant ball in the evening
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Q5TThe McGuires have received a large lot of
delightful perfumery. They desire the ladies
to purchase, and pronounce upon its fragrant
Qualities
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WHEAT FOR EURoPE.-The wharyes of San
Francisco, are groaning under the sacks of
wheat that are being loaded into ships for
transportation to Europe.
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OF thirty-six graves at Virginia City,
thirty-fve are occupied by bodies of persons
killed by violence. So it is, said, though we
scarcely believe it.
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1TThe Winham Brothers have dissolved part
nership. See their announcement to that effect
in to-day's paper.
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1-5 There is no certainty yet that the Consti-
tutional Convention scheme has been defeated.
Recent returns show more favorably for the Con-
vention.
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REMoyALs.-Dr. w. w. Ross has removed to
the Office formerly occupied by Judge Stidger,
and R. H. Farquhar, Esq, has transferred his
quarters to the room vacated by DIR. Ross, IN the
Same building, and on the same floor with thus
office.
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Selling Out!
At Cost !

nA-LadeE will do well to call in time, as they now
can find full assortment of all kinds of Goods, al
their prices.
WE'LL AZ GOLDSMITH.
Weiss Brick Building, San Juan.
Nov. II, 1860. oct2oay IF
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,a|RMrs. WINSLOW, an expereneedhurse
H@S and female physcian has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, by softenng the gums reducing all
infamationwill alay all pain and is TO regulate
the bowels. Depend upon it, mohere it will give rest
to yourselves, and reliefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases See advertisement in an
other column.
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For SALE.-Judge Stidger offers several val
liable houses and lots for sale, in to-days paper.
Most of the houses are eligibly situated on the
Main street, and are suitable either for families,
or with some alterations, for places of business.
One residence, particularly, located on San Juan
street, (the next north and parallel with Main,)
is as delightful place. as heart with reasonable
expectations could desire. The front yard con-
tans fountains, vines, roses shade and fruit trees
etc., and is laid off in artistic divisions.
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Select that course of life which is the
most excellent; and custom will render it the
most delightful.
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v a II e t v.
FRED. A. WILDER,

At The Rsidng formerly o1cned and occupied By B. p
4rery Drug Store.
Manufactures and keeps constantly hand, the fol-
lowing
BREADS -STUFFS
BREAD: Domestic, Crackers: Butter,
do Graham, do Sugar,
do Rye and Indian, de Boston.
Rusk Cakes: Plan
FRENCH ROLLS Cookies;
Cakes rich; (made to order Molasses cakes;
Fruit Cake; Small Fancy Pound;
Pound do. Ginger Bread:
Sponge do; Ginger Snaps;
Delicate do; TOR Brides cake; Fried cakes;
Gold do; Pies of all kinds
Black do very rich) made with some
thing in EN-
Wagon viii run regularly to Cherokee, Badger
Hill, and Columbia Hill, every Monday and Friday
To San Juan. Sebastopol, Sweetland Birchville
and French Corral, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday.
In connection with the Bakeryis a BUNCH ROOM
where parties be accommodated with cakes, pies
coffee, tea, &C., &c.
YEAST, put up in bottles for family use, kept con-
stantly on hand.
Family and Miners custom particularly desired
and regularly served with any of the above articles
at rates they afford to pay
Citizens of San Jpan hope you will consider me
(as do myself afiNture among you; hoping to build
up business, and to make for myself and family
permanent home.
FRED'o. 4. WILDER.
San Juan. Nov. 1st, 1860. If
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Rg- Social Lodge, No. III, I. o. G. T.
meets every Tuesday evenings at ~ o'clock, at the
Odd Fellows Hall.
Visiting brethren cordially invited to meet with
the Lodge.
ID. BRUNK, Wet.
PHI. BUTLER, sec'y.
Isep22toc31l
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Special Notices.
I. q. OF O. F.

>sssssz-s..>1s S1NJUANLODGE, NO. 81, .. o,
SgN: 0. F. meets every Monday evening. at
z>2gS@aTNSs' 7la O'Clock, at the Odd Fellows Hall
East Main street, North San Juan.
Brothersof the Order i'll good standing invited
to attend
JAS. BRIGGS, N. G.
W. S. CHANDLER, Secy.
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FOR SALE.

EyHE undersigned, wishing to leave the state of
fers for sale TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, in the
pleasant little mining town of Sweetland-either of
which affords an opportunity for young man .swho
has not been gone and done it," to select PARTNER
from the many fair ones nov in market, and settle
down harmoniously, raise their sshocp Polls and
pumpkins in the Patch and surround their table
with olive pants.'
For particulars, enquire of j. W WOOD,
Sweetand,
Or r. W. STERLING.
Nov. II, 1860. ws
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Proposals will also be received for Lumber of the follow.
ing kinds and quality:
Common Cuttings, l, IL and inch per foot.
Selects !, u and inch, per foot
Whit Pine Scantling and bill stuff per foot.
White Pine Rafters and heart bunch Shingles.
Also, for the following articles for the year
Pig Lead, per Id
Lead Pipe extra strong,) per ID
Block Tin, various qualities per ID.
Nozzle Fire Plugs, design and machinery to be
proved by the Board.
Fire Plug cases. weight and pattern to be at this
Stop Cocks, e, 40 TO- r. H. &c. 49, 20 and3) nch)
be tested under pressure Of 800 los to the nc
design to be seen at this Office.
street boxes 10 by Z inches and weighing 20 lbs each
Ames' long handle Sbovels per doZea.
Oil best quality Lard and Sperm.
Coal, g Cumberland and Anthracite
Best lutte .ckng Yarn per 10
The Board the tight to reject all of the
proposals for the above Monthly payments to be made
cash for al materials purchased.
By order, JAS. s. SUTER,
dl7-tJl sA Water Engineer.
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gf0r Salt.

fi::Cs.z:s; FOR SALE.-A close, paneed, light
A1Z-.=zI COACH built by Cprlett, in excellent order
Apply at kEARH EY'S STABLES Centre ST dl0tf
Ira FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle Horse,
ia to be seen at HILLER'S STABLES corner of Ger,
mag and Paca streets. auIItf
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GIsNls.
S0arOing
G0nGatian.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
4YEYOUNG LADIES
- The FdEfA ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction OF
sn efficient Faculty able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education at the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and adj.
ya?tages ofhe Christian family invited examine the
School. ~
Fo terms Of admission and further information address
ReT: GEO LEWIS STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington
5s!tnl2te 20. Aarvl2Ed jul7-tf
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GOusignse SOtitts.

OFFICE OF THE WATER BOARD, RALT1.
~ MORE. December l5:h, ls6o:-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this flee until the for
all the CAST IRON WATER PIPES which ray b. required
by the Water Board during the year 1861 The pipes to be
made Of iron of such quality will readily and drill
and to be Of uniform thickness; all Pipes will be re eced
which do stand OF 300 square inch
to he proved the supervision Of the agents of the
alter Board they will also be rejected inferority in
the qusl ty OF the iron
Bidders will the price per running foot for pipes of
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&. p SPDRR1ER, JSc HONEYWELL ISAAC EVANS, JR.
Late OF Benner, Late Of Late of
Spurrier, CO. Purvis & Co. Purvs & Co
SPURRIER, HONEY WE'LL & EVANS,
~ AT THE OLD OFFICE OF PURVIS & Co,
49, 2OS BALTIMORE STREET,
SUY AND SELL Bonds, Stocks and all Securities in
THIS and other markets commission only.
MAKE COLLECTIONS all points in the United States
and Canada on the most favorable terms
RECElVE DEPOSITS in par and country money, and
pay checks in the same.
ALLOW INTEREST ON DEPOSITS BY SPECIAL,
CONTRACTS.
BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION BUSINESS Pa
FER, and are prepared at all times TO MAKE ADVANCES
on approved Col!aera and viii do in every respect,
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. aui6.tfr
o mn
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Holm Z. REA q CO
CatrriagGs.
I lURLETT & SONS
u CARRIAGE, MANUFACTORY,

NO. ~ North Strict
60 = The undersigned having greatly en-.
larged their premises aud increased their faelli-
ties neg leave to call the attention OF the public
extensive stock OF every description CARRIAGES finished
IN the most elegant style and durable manner, which they
are prepared 70 sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS al
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CtRLETT Z SON.
..!yzt-tf 81 North street Baltimore.
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SAMUEL HARRIS Il SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
. AND NOTE BROKERS'
NO. 1856 BALTIMORE STREET,
COECT all ssbe points in the United States and
Cs1adas, promptly, and On favorable terms.
Ely ana SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates $1,000
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS and
Buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
this and other markets 800 IA
SECEIYE DEPOSITS in Barkable or Dncurrent Funds
End transact the Ranking and Exchange Business every
uSodItIhe'lt- mh4-Iy
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FRUIT CANS. z
-REMOyAL.l

I0SEPH SHIELDS, having removed lbs
81 store 10 the store loom formerly occpitd
by John 4. Truslow, one door above The VII
ssh House, takes this method ofinfoming his
old customers and the public generally, that
be, has nov on hand q large stock Or
Dry Goods, Ready-lIade Clothing, Hats
Us 81 and Caps, Roots and shoes, 49,
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Ever brought to this market 4

r. : 4 T. + .si
WE invite particular attention 10 our large
! NV stock Of Ladies' Dress and Fancy
Goods, consislingin part Of French Jaconei
and 0fgandl Lawns, plain, houneed and robe.
Bareges. Challeas, PLAN, figured and fa1ey
Spring SILKS Of aIEsthe' latest style. A large
stock Of travelling and mourning dress goods
Of every description. Silk Lace MaatIllas,
Points and SLawls in great variety. Bunnets,s
Bonnet Ribbons, French Flowers, LADIES'
Misses and Children's Hats Flats and Sha44
ker Hoods Of every style and qualify. 4
~ Also large assortment Of Ladies' and Chill
dreps' II oop skirts OF The latest Improvement,
made without sewing and by far the most
lasting and improved SkiTtof the age. Elm
We have alsopn hand very large stock of
Boots and Shoes Ladies CATERS, Busk ms and
Slippers, with and without heels.
Our stock of Ready Made Clothing consists
cf great variety Of Coats Pants, Vests,
SHIFTS SHIRT Collars. Draws &c, dc, ia large
portion of which being made to orderis Of the
latest style and best manufacture
] "a HARDWARE. sesisl
so Dozen Knives and Forks ofvafious Finds
and fIices. Ivory Knives. with orwithcutl
Forks Carvers and Forks, Plated Spoons
and Forks. Pen Knives, Shears and Scisserss
Broad, Chopplgg, Hand and other AxesJ Hatch
els, Planes and Plane IRONS of all kinds.-
Iron, Steel, Try Beyei and AlitTe Squares,
Foot, Cooper and Gutter AIDES. Champer-
ing, Drawing, Butcher and Shoe Knives
ChisseIs of all kinds and sizes. Steel and
common Anglers. Pat. Balance and Steel
Yards. Mattocks, Hoes. Stone and Goal
Picks: Door Locks Of EaFio1s.s rs and pri-
ces. Cupboard, Chest, Pad, Drawer, and
other Locks. Log FIFTH, lock, 4unp5 trace
halter and dog Chains. Mill, cross, pitt
frame, butcher, 4, wood, Tenant snd. other
Saws. Single and double out fat Files, from
ITO Is inches. Pitt, round and, hand snsT,
/ flies. Brass and: bell metal Kettles, candle
sticks, gun barrels locks, mountings triggers,
mouIds, wipefs and wad cutters Anvil, Wee,
stock and dies Screw Plates. Sledges and
Hsmmets. stone sledges. Grind stone rollers
aud clahks. We'll bucketsj tea and glne ktt-
Ties, morteTs and pestles, Cry pans. waffle iron
names, tea trays, and waiter, cotton, wool and
horse cards, coffee mills, griGirons, apple
paTers spint levels, white wash. paint, scrub,
dust, blacking and horse Brushes, butts from
IA to 81 inches, shutter butts for window
blinds. hinges -ofeaH sizes, blind fastners,
screws fr9alit to 3 inches. Hand cuffs, bra
ces and bits, hand vices, and althouspnd
things TO NUMEROUS 10 mention .sisg 4
= il
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Nofics u al Csneerned.

THE subscriber is desironsof closing 8p the
j business Iof. his late establishment imIne-
diaiely An persons having unsettled ac-
roun0 wilt please cali and make payment
forthwith, os longer indu lgence caunot be
eivenS - J0SEgH s HlELpS.
Z ChaIleslon, VI 3 June 2sth p $50. -. 10
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LlDtES lND3GE 'I \ DRESS GOODS,

LADlkS ANps GEaTH pREDe GVbDn, E
such as Silks, silk Poplihs| Hareees. Lawns,
Jaconets. All Wool Delaines, Muslin De-
laine, Alpacas Mefinos, Bale Domesticsr
Bleaehed Muslin and CaIicoes. Also sup
ply Of Ready Made Clothing Of great many
styles and varieties, warranted to fit any body.
BOOTS AND SHOES, RATS AND GAPS,
thai will ct the foot Of a Tom Thumb. or
the headof Webster. We have supplyot
G RIO G E REI Els,
Gomez. sugar, Tea, Tobacco. AIoiases. Ba on,
~. m
Time would fail US to ennmeraie further
We have the goods, and we intdnd to sell
them atas small advance On the Cincinnati
prices for Cash or ConntIyIiP roduce.
We would say to the citi ms Of Charleston
and of KS6awlia County that this is none Of
ynrr EtepGGrt -bsGded advertisements, nor
Steam EIlgins ereotyped d. Gasing --but come
anil see Tor. soh rsei sHs Rim the new Store,
formerly. occupied BY ] A. IL y, near Elk
Bridge, North Charleston.
May: 2is 1860. f6S
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Dis59ldti0a ofFPaftaeFship

NToTlcRjs hersbs gwen that lie Ell ps.fnsr-
In ship, heretbfofs existing between fh Z
undersigned Hand VI g, S 9nnt9u, under the
name and style Of !. a. StiHaton a. Cos. I'M
aerlaftic les Of co. pal kne{ship, datei Sepfem-
Der II "a, $50, has been and lis II egfbf Dis
solved ff0mland 9itef} the ieighteenfh dsYof
Nay, Ls60. FH UR n IN u. ,Gb In AM &
s blss siisd fzEREN 81 Cf1 4 N, .s'.,s
n Il n, HARLAN 0IsAI Al NJ. 49, ( 81 y
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Notice of DissoIntion.

|TEHE Co partnership heretofore existing nm
L der the name and styIe5of SHIELDS 4
|EiCiBERt1 has dissolved BY mutual -cunsent
lon the 2elh daysf June, 1850. The business
Twin hefeafte Be carried On IN the name Of
|foseph Shells. JOSEPH SHIELDS, d.
BIS sss AaiEtClIB Ere. ~ ~ &
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II I NJ Wv "A R IA
g. II. HATCHER.
In Samuel Beach,s Buildir

< In samuel Beach's Building,
Charleston. Va -
TTAS nFsM On; band, and will continue 10
II msnulacIute to order all kinds of Tin.
wares te.,f He wiki ,alweys keep en- hand q
large supply Of H q.
FRUIT CANS,
III alIsizes, and VIII psy especial attention
b Sealing Cans for families hotels, &c.
All Kinds Of Tinwafs will be sold whole
sale and feaail at Cincinnati Ptictss is 81
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REFERENcEs:
a Rare Chance for Fun

The oman tfat5played on Harp Of d thou
! sand strings,p having Just arrived in town,
will sppsar fcr few days q the
store Of
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ExTRAoRpIEARY BARGAIAs.

you canstanke Your money reach twice As far,
BIZ callEng at myestablishment. An you
have tosd3s ~ to cal, ekamine, and convince
youiself aIaa this is really E