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RAILROAD LINES.
DHTLADELPHIA, wILMIECTOE AND BAL
i qIMORE RAILROAD.
TIME TARLT.

DHILADELPHIA, WILMIhCTOk AND BAL
i qIMORE RAILROAD.
Commenoina MONDAY, December "a, 1886. Trains VIII
leave Depot corner of BROAD Street and WAsH4h@tOA
EIpress Train at 4I5 A. N. Cfondays eKcsgtsd), for
Ss%STS ton SSwalR SRo Ehson SOhSsst fsry hs1rs
Grace, Aberdeen, PerIymans, EdgeWOOdt hRSnoa~-
Way Mail Train at $40 A. NJ (sundays sKceptsd), for
Baltimore, stopping ct all regular stations Connecting
with Delaware RailIosd at Wilmington for Crbheid ana
Express Train At I4s A. M. Sundays eKceptOd). OK
ExpTess Train al 2. H. Sundays exceptedl for BOl
umore and washington, stopping at Chester 0aym9aS
Havre-de Grace Aberdeen, Perrymans, EdgeWoodt MAG
nolla, Chases and Btemmer's Run.
Night Express It'll p (da y) for Baltimore and Wash
lngton Connectsat wilmington with Delaware Ratroaa
line Saturdays excepted stopping az
connecting at CrsAed with Boat for Norfolk Portsmouth,
Passengers by Boat from imore for Fortress Moo
roe and Norfolk win take the ll4b A. III. train.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS,
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and VIZ
Leave Philadelphia at $780, 400, 8, and lISO daily
for MILFORD and ntermedste stations The r. NJ. trsiS
Leave wilmington at7l5 and $50 A. NJ, 8 and sSI
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave BatmI 7.26 A. M, Way mall 9'S5 A n,
Express. IlO r M Express 90 r M EAPress' Sss
From Baltimore to Havre-de Grace and intermediate
''"''0H' "' VI TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 10 OO and 40 A. NJ, and 4l8 p Il
SUNDAY TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore at 1926 2 M, stopping at Hayre-as-
and Newark TO take passengers for and Leave
leave passengers from Baltimore or ashington. =
Ihrough tickets to all points west south, and SOUTH
street, nder Continental Hotel Persons purchasing
tickets at this Office havetherbaggage checked at Their
lis H.F. KENNEY, Superintendant.
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JNJ EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
w foot of MARKET Street Upper Ferryl.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS FOLLOWS -
FCr BrdgetOn, salem, Mivlle, and all intermediate
GtauUns, at A. NJ Mail, $3.50 T. M, PASSENGER.
= or " woodbury., 8 A. NJ, $50 and L. M.
Ter Cape May, at $50 =. NJ. -.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
vyoodburv al 7'l5 And $40 A, NJ, and 4'54 P. M.
Frdgelon at 7.O5 a. M. and $3.50 F. NJ Freiset 8OP
Nnyine at $50 A. M. and 3O9 p M. Freight, 610 p. NJ
Cape May at ll45 A. M., Passenger and Freight
Freight win be received at First Covered Wharf
above Walnut street. from 800 A. NJ until 500 p M.
before NJ win 90 through the day.
Freis6t Deliyerv NO, 22B g. DELAWARE Avenue
WILLIAM j. SEWELL, Superintendent.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE,
NO. 800 CHESNUr street forwards Paroles Pank.
ages Merchandise Bank Notes and Specie either by It's
own lines. In connection with other ExnTess Coo1-
ponies 80 all the prnepal towns and cities IN die United
Stales. JOHN IhGHAM, superintendent,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGs.

The following are the Congressional proceed
ngs of Saturday, continued from our Fourth
Edition -
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IREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
IL all the Stations the CAMDEN and AMBOY and
connecting Railroads. INCREASED DESPATCH.
The CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York will leave WALNUT street Wharf at 6
O'Clock p. NJ. daily (Sundays eXcepted).
Freight must be delivered before AZ O'Clock, to be for
Warded the same day.
Returning, the above lines win leave New York at u
nOOn and and p. NJ
Freight Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, New Bruins
wick, and all points the Camden ana Amboy Railroad
also, the Belydere, Delaware and Femlngton, the
Jersey, the Freehold and Jamesburg, and the Bur
hngton and Mount Holly Railroads. received and for
waTded up to p. NJ.
The Beyidere Delaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachunk with all points on the Delaware, Lackswanna
ana Western Railroad, forwarding 10 Syracuse, Buffalo
and other points in estern New York
The New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth with the
Sew Jersey Central Railroad, and Newark with the
Morris Ind Essex Railroad
A slip memorandum specifying the marks and numbers
shippers and consgpees must, in every instance sent
with each load of goods receipt Will be given.
n. B.-IncTeased facilities have been made for the
Transportation OF live stock. DrOvers invited try
tile route When stock is furnished in quantities of two
carloads or more will be delivered at the foot Foreth
street, near the Drove Yard, or at Pier No l. North
River, the shippers may designate at the time Of
shipment. For terms, or other information apply to
WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
lis No. 226 8. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia
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FAST FREIGHT LINE.
ALL RAIL ROUTE TO THE SOUTH,
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad
and its Connections.

Vim UThuHb HhU AIbNuuurIh HHIIrO0d
and its Connections.
The undersigned would respectfully ask the attention
OF shippers 10 the ONLY ALL RAIL ROUCE between
Philadelphia and the South.
Merchants and others desrous OF avoiding frequent
changes and water transportation, will please mark
their freight via o. d A r. X Rail, and send to depo
of Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
BROAD and PRIME Streets
Cars run through from Philadelphia to Lynchburg
without breaking bulk.
Dray receipts furnished and ills Of Lading signed at
the through freight office of Philadelphia wilmin gton
and Baltimore Railroad, No. los South FIFTH Street
below Chestnut
Rates guaranteed as low at all times by other
JAMES G. WILSON,
Agent Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
l227rph No. l05 South FIFTH Street
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Who is Responsible?

Victim Of debility. who is resposib1e for your feeble
ness? Not yourself, :ou will say, for you've done all
you could to cure it. Tha's mistake your pat
You haven't tried HOsTETTER's BITTERs.
Gloomy dyspepttc, with uneasy stomach and a
wordwe Try face OF you don't think yourself re-
spoasihle for your own tormeats. But you It is
easy to 500 from your condition that
You haven't TIT i EoSTEITEE's BITTERs
Bilious sufferer It is no. your fault you think that
your symptoms grow worse day by day. Bue Pill
doesn't do you any good. Very Likely But you can be
brought round for all that.
Why In emit you tried HOSTETTER'S BTTTERSp
Triend, on whom Fever and Ague alternately blows
hot and cold and whose brain bursting with
the elects Of some powerful drug, do the
responsibility? Q, mol You've taken piles Of quaine
aud all the regulation mcdii Ca. What could you do
morea Cno thing more--t.e very thing TINT would
have exempted you from all tho pangs that now rack
you. 3tz. 4&TFs
You have never tried HOSTETTER'S DITTERS. E.;,
/ Nervous invalid, what have you to say7 You plead
that you have taken all the nervines Of tho phnr1aco-
pea- IF thoy have done you good, IL is not your
fault You are not rcspon. ible Wrong, a wrong.
have, in reality nobody to b,uoo but yourself.
Why haven't you tried HosTETTED's BrrTERsa
Tor all the above-namsd complaints, TO Bitters arc
absolute spocihcs Il Y:asr g. Nay 6
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KncW thy DESTINY.


MADAME F. F. THORNTON, tho great English Astrolo-
sist Clarvoyant md Experimentation, who has aston
shed the scientific classes of the Old World has now 10
Gated herself ut Hudson N. T. Madame THonNroNpos-
scsses such wonderful of second sight to
BILE her to impair knowledge Of the greatest
to the single or married. Of either While state
OF trance she dcneates tho features se person
you arc tomnrry, and by the aid of instrument in
tense power known tho Psychomotropc guarantees to
prodce ieke picture Of the future husband or wife
OF the applicant together With date of marriage, position
in life leading traits Of character, &C. This is no hum
bug, thousand of testimonials assert. She will
send, when desired, certified certificate. or writtoa
guarantee that the picture what it urports to be- By
enclosing small lock OF hair and stating place Of BIRTH
age disposition and conpexor enclosing fifty cents
aud stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will
AL communications sacredly confidential. Address, in
confidence. Madame E F. THORNTON. P. o. box 22s
Hudson. N. Y. -=ts '1y S$St March 80
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. .'-I. | H''H!! IH1s'c" i'' EY:s11i. Cs. EI7snGs
On TUESDAY. tlt 14ts, day Of alay next, II O'Clock
VIII be a. IN fso,it OF the Old Custom House, under
the dir csiott Of 51le Sas Jl4..1 &.
sstJ ~ + THAT PLAc,raTTOH TRACT OF LAND. on
Edisto Is.aFd. called Vinegar H containing one hun
dra N sx-seven acTcs or less bounded on the
no- by and formerly belonging to tho late Denann
the vest lands formerly belonging to the
latc JuJ1es Gls., the south by lands Of Murray,
and on the east by lands Of the eatate Of Bailey and
the estate ofE1ikcE .S3i3 & n Ssy
@ 0nthe PNntadonis convenient residence and suit1
Bile outbuiI ingB. 4. AS. s4 S95
Terms or cash and tie balance on
credit Of and Yeas, sec1-ed by boud OF pur-
chaser and OF the premises Tho purchaser to
pay for papers. s.: .. J.W-GEAY.
HAY thotuI d. .. Master IN Iuuity
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Free to E,Yeryhndy,

A Large PIP. Circular giving information of the
rrcatest importance to the young of both sexes
1t teaches how tho horncly may become beautiful the
despised respec,ed, and the iorsaken los cd.
No young LADY or gentleman should fail to send their
eddress and roceiye copy postpaid by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer Al,
March 80 Tyr Tro. NY
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AL thrt :RACTi OF LAND, situate on the waters of
Bis,in swamp Charleston District; bounding esst on
la.:ss nov o. Late o JOHN W-:itc on lands
now or Late Of Gravss r,wGst lands unknown and
lands ia ss5S OF I-eadl; siaoas, deceased. T.
si,; balance payable In one
Two ;lld three wi itrcst thereon, bio nn-
un tso1n the d43 sale ua.i the Whole debt be paid
said BALANCE 20 ured b. The ood bonds OF the
purchaser, will noci-se Of the premises sold. The
uwelhh-house 10 &c Insured, and The po icy assigned
to tne Master Purc4ascc to Pay ior papers
$s5ya J. W. GRAY,
( May tlSsU1 Master ia
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Evcrv Mother

Who regards the life and health Of hcr child should
possess MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP It is
au old and welled remedy It relieves tho child from
pain, sottens the gums, reduces inflammation cures
wind collie, regulates the stomach and bowels and BY
giving rest and health to tho child comforts the mother
Oilice, No 215 Fulton street, New YORK. and No EOS
High Lolborn. London, England. :.
Be and call for &. :.
"AIlss. wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having tho fac simie of Cun11s & PEnK1Ns'' on tho
outside wrapper. All others ere base limitations Il.
For sole by DowIE NOISE, No. 151 Meeting street.
opposite the Charleston Hotel.
i MaysT i trtbsS *
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UaDza- DECREE IN EAuITY.

: =
On TUESDAY,, Inc 14t O.. May next ut II o'clock will
DO sold, t.e old custom House, under the direction
OF the undersigned, 1tf sS54sS #
AL that va.u :hc PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND,
situta TIC side of Tie western branch Of
Cooncr River JOINS Parisa, Charleston District
nd ki'"M- Lewiatea. cos a1ng ni.,e hundred and
tp-y-oe iy4il acres, less houn ing Inward
land lasclE OF 10 ~ I. No"ll; estwardy western
branch nf Gocpc: :1Tec. ans rGly the rubi1c
roa from G:iri5,, to ITO ks torncr. and having such
shape tot!n .ni ln,ras exp:e ,seG pai n,adc
by Roncr5 g. Pnrncy, Surveyor the 18th OF Jaau-
arr, 1895 .Ss'sls4 gr."sa 5fa 7sguf #&s
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IN / THE III a s;sS7 S'f. r. I. !.

\ e FJssTAE3LsIED NEARLY TWENTY VI Ans AGO. rs
puttsEe,t at ); O. III t6eaoe 1hsl portion
Sie colls aaie toaecs isvorola nes fr 70 aler-
cnSMls classta who desire
sS sxAosld uteIf III Gss pea Ucs coaA ~.
ZOE tue cola:s oas, 70 aI,a In
!aaiI1on 70 ou. .lis CD is,anty M
publish md sous 5000 extra
copies q the STAEs tae buKness q. Sson this
I-s11,s4ss y. \. Ss
v.J. 1GoKERAII. 3S
November 70 Gator and Prcprictor WI
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+ you want cheap Blank Books; :.*. \.
7 you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa-
per, &C.; or, MnLERs' Almanac;
If. you want Printing executed neatly; i
n, Il you want Books bound in anystyle,: or Account
Books made to order, With any desired pettern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HAnn1s, No. 50 Broad street.
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Ia h
Auction Sales This Day. a
y W. KNOX Will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock at their
auon sales rooms, No. 1ss Meeting street. opposite Pa
yiion Hotel. dry goods hosiery, &c. III. NH: ,s:
T. NJ CATER VIII sell this day, ut q past O'Clock
on Browns wharf, ddes shoulders and butter
MuEs DRAKE win sell this day. .. 10 o'clock at bis
store. corner Of King aud Liberty strees dry goods
clothing, sc. slssf EI
JEsroRDs Co win sell tts day. at 10 O'Clock in front
Of their store; shoulders, potatoes, herzings, &c
MiII1oAs sos win sen this day, at 10 O'Clock at
No. 70 veneue Range. mastrtases pillows, bsdsteads
lkct !. ~ 80 a. 8
r. P: CA1Dwr1I VIM -sen this day, at 10 O'Clock,
before their store. bacon, 10. 5.3S: + / < \ 4
BHuss BEE wfn soil this day, at 10 o'clock in front
Of their store No 70 Bay x cass ale: also buter
cheese, potatoes, &c. Z. 1s S$ssJ
IAuHzr viii san this ds-; IL o.o,ock
before Their 1s7 East Bay, butter, cheese,
hams, strips. &c. gs.s4 \ ssG. .35 -. !fS All
R- N MARsHAIE& Bro, WIN sen ttiss aasvi asg II
o'elocs Of the Exchange Broa street. lifteen hundred
acres OF land. s IN 3t.sti5
Hxsnx coBIA Co, win san this dsy, at i o,c,oc Il
front Of their store, bacon hams; lald; & %
The Tine to Advertise In a1no country. "
The PHGNu has . large circulston throughout the
Middle and upper Districts tho STATE Advertisino
reasonable a. the stringsncy OF the
ht u warrant Merchants and others wishine is rse
the coluu,as OF s.e paper win address AZ
!as JULIAN 4. sELYY. proprietor, !, Ii
Fobruasy - Columbia,:s, g,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB WoRR.-We have now completed our Office
go IS to execute in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re-
soectfully ask the patronage Of our friends.
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UNDER DECREE E9UITY

,g@-s. y CC:!li3lO7h Us Iic1C:t d. tOrCe.
On TUESDAY, tile 2lst sIay next IL O'Clock win be
sold ut the old Custom House, under the direction Of
tl.e uiiGer ,.!ci. s.EG. ~
F ALL THAI LOT OF LAND with the BRICK STORE
t,er@cn s:c the soul, side OF HaSne street called
IN 1c partition among the at roprieUrs rne1nbers of
rne CITY Ian: COMPANY 10. IL dcs:Tar,u in Payne'e
mat o1 sai, Conli:.y I'd ~ 81, urinp accord
ZIG to SIT. Plat 70 icat, hoce less Hayale street.
tu s2i.lc tie il depth feet inches:
po'l. 2o:t- OH l&Y-:s Street, south lots Nos 50
a.a CO. east o. rart VII sei;. ing it lot No 35
Al vest o. NY Wal scAi-tiS it from .ot No S3;
|..c: s.ii o.cru IS E..ow1l ;y Sc No. 10
c..ls- .'ostl c9s,.; a:.1-.ce credit of one
two and t..ec .ca.s With ;,..., e,e day OF sal-
payable il:- l.Ia l", uieti 5y bot the pur.
chaser iti 40 .ase OF mis-. TIC luiliag to ue
insure ai:d Lcs issaacu ana o podoy nssi ned Iur-
chaser 20 pay 1or papers. ". J. W.GRAY.
alayc LAB tu1 Master u, EQUITY
UNDER EECREEc N EQUITY
.SnniilgS 3. and L. -Assocedtion ve Euriqlt
viii be sol under the direction the undersigned at
rho old Custom House IEUR>DAY the 23d day of
1ni 1867. at IL O'clock 4. I.,.,$s: n. =
ALL :tlAi: LOI Oh LAND, with the house and out
bu dinss con, being she second house cor
ner OF Line Street, and tho or st. Philip
street contu.d measuring cont ming the east
Lao on ST. lhilJ street. I'D the west line thir-
tynre $s) lee, az; il Gelth on the south and north
ines egh y-v S, Tee. e.c,i. Batting a,d bounding
.5s. Oh st. PAp street. south land OF Benj Hoi.
iiuSs, uosth on Lds OF Reuben George and west on
:and- OF Jo.o C..l..on. ,4l. n
Il Iecns.-D..c-tl.Tia cash balance in one and two
years ed b, uoild and moft-a of the purchaser
" y interest IRON dry OF Sale, pa5ab.. se..-AnrraIy
Purci.aser to pay Tor papers: 't's1- y .-$s $s
May ? thu 5 aiaster il EQUITY.
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STORAGE OF PETRoLEu,I.-The attention Of our
readers, and especially Of the members of the
City Council, is called to o communication in to-
Days paper under the above head,
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K "A Novelty.

Tho latest aid most o6ectual remedy for cure OF.
debility, loss Of appetite hcadnche torpor Of the liver
ETC.. is PANKN1N's HEpAr1c B1rTERs. For salo By
All Druggists. -45. th !,
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@ THE / CAHt tlLla5 EIaEEs,,, J, ,sssss. Il; 6:
5PUnLTsHEDS Ar & OrsAx GEEuRta 8. III d

fINHs RER6CIRCULATEs THROUGHOUT THE
portion OF the State and oiicrs the best
ktAcAt3eR for AdyextieeTA Ex;Huary N "a
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ItNRUS CIDANDI DIFFER non IN AANUM
..ROI>TsIGUE'S .
Pli1Il.(lIg;.C. I5l1 ,ss,.E} SEPiIIgIPiC II iGIPiC.

JIoR THE CURE oN.cossUMpTloN, PAINS N THE
u. CHkS!aANIt SIDES. DiFEIGULIY I575 BEEAIH Is. .
is;ts l; EAoSotai eArAi,tl. AsTuALAa COUGHS
CitttLlux1 aid al :.is,:lo.Ie OF the LuLns M
This great WHY is e1fsled 70 ne rlbiic shat aIl
w Q W. ay them .lves OF its remedial pow.. uaay be-
benefited. 9-5 54l1 tNA"%s = N --~'' - -
II Oily ,tquirss fsir tato confirm it's Invaluable
aGncy n through each channel OF the human
%lona rcsoiea vl::ii. It .ny1 sorates and
oLts the Lungs with b. atu elastl1ny; warmth
~inch is unelr essential tie sluish
sells iato actvy meals lhe accted iobes: and
eilrcnos the 6lou&; ulates tao circulation; induces
iccc ana easy respiration and expcs, through its aumn-
lstrauo cacI ana every c,nconltn. disorder present in
sle IN iay recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
doomed hopeless and incurabie. x.
This .ou,d is perfectly safe, possessing neither
narcotic e,totc properties, which unfortunately arc
always cploye4i essen.its in every Preparation for
Cough Lung ahectioka mistake 100 Of en- in
It's irritating ad daoaal'nG co1sequencess only con-
duces general System, de-
sEoyiuy appel sd cSuG.dn Injurious nervous ex-
cieaeut uusment'ns sute1,aR with frequent tatal re
suits. , 0I18
Under influence OF this approved and Invaluable
spcrsne tae most esss Cough yields, difficulty M
Uesii1ol and Iaius soIeuess subgide hcmorrhaoe
IS arrescd aad Aeal.h AID strengrh re-esa ohshed.
81 az .Es PlslCE fOR o1StsLE. i;OF ILEsY1 q. 81:
Sold by tic Propr!ctor, northwest corner. SOCIETY
= MINING aud ths prilcil Dra,gN o.
Y April 40 ~,
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ANcT.nH SALES.


'T'' ,'"["r ''s""~r('o S'rrr rnd r'c'ce afM4
rE'1s ;,-.,; s,,,s"Ssr WY; ,s ".,s ., .ccor
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a7',''3 '.>r4-;'>, =, ----o,,,, t, o. Clarified
=" 20. C',,;.n >r.".ov:d, Moassos-eo,,,I III
,',s -,-:-,,, >-.~rr,-:,o ,!o,asscs 1
% r--.s r!r.-.,> g .54
f'or';,;o7s.-.'' su,,e rr'c- e5'o c,eh; over this
amcr"'. 10 days fo7 approved endorsed notes.
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vc., ,,,.. s NJ, ,r,, ,,o,,sc -o,t,;n.
r,c,s v, ~ = ,,.,al ';ty~ to the sont,, which
- - -, ,, sr W., I = On ,n' a., ne, 70
~. ,..o,,rr,r. ,,: 1,ce y, v,,,,c in ono and
T. - Z I -' -.4"r- .r'1st psoe'Fty to bs
L 60, "a. ,, :. -, '.,,, - Pay NJ No, ~" "
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n, C,r'- y5ern,.,. &C.
r--:- ,: ~ --~~v.
TITS DAY ~ 10 ,,'"',' g. Hr rt t,rir anctjo7 sales
IT, IT, w;.;na - u. 'eSS"' opposite pas'ron
w. @ . r,ny | %n cnoS IsSje cot;p: e!syss sysS
Coos So.
C,a.!:,ni,e c1sl,. Mayo
r ,, ~ :, -..,,,.... 60 -
~ ','-->--- x ,-,Ev,.n.-,
~ ray, at 10 O'Clock 80
aow-r:s 7,11r Err =
~ ',r~-s Cheese
onn .-i-s
e, g 81. 81, 's,-s ,,,.s. y.
=, ,,e-sns :; ;',.--.. zinc
CoY,i,t ia r-,I, / i. NfovQ
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We would invite attention to the advertisement
OF Mr. BRANTrEY BuRKE, who offers to forward
produce. vegetables, &c, to Northern cities. His
facilities for conducting this business are good,
and the goods Will be delivered with dispatch.
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tho town .: Ed~cv'''c. co-~ ;- -',v -ccr,:,-,e Of
m arr". oc t'. sam" r.r-n loss.
no-thvn-' By tn" {. G. r r.. ao,t, T,,lo nn,rr-
md Jo"n :. 'r'"1,i--s lots bv Y T., toy, -r,
Thomas W. St'it's' lots, ana cast by tho s. G. r. r. re
pot. '."' - -
cact'n~a 'r h"'nncc r-r1it or ,n,s so~,-c.1
ty bond and r"rco",' security mortgage or t,
premises Purcilasnr to pay for papers.
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HIAT-r'FSS''S. Pillows. Er>7s'"r rs t"a,-s Mss Tn,
rna,=. washss.nds. Cots. Avcr. Sacs wa-l-r."s -
and Dry Goods. Fancy Goods Shoes. Hats Notions
Mayo
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THIS DAY. 9th inst will bc s,d before our Store at
900 SHOULDERS @
20 Ha s#.'
2S tu5s E.,stcr ..@. ".
2n boxes pc,1cs " d. 49,.
90 barrr'e Flour.
Conditions cash. a NfaJ
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The rattle of the Prussian Needle Gun, will come
OF at the Sesar stand, Ailrs House, Saturday
nezt, ct O'clock ?. Il. rScc::c!- ths2
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IT WILL be seen, by 1eferer

IT WILL be seen, by reference to our advertising
columns, that Messrs. A1oszo J. WHITE l. sos
will sell shis day most adsantageously located
house in King street, suitable either as store:
a residence, or BOTH
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MAYORS COURT May S.-Two country negroes
who had found on the public road and offer
ed it for SALE were discharged but the animal was
kept and ordered to be advertised.
A disagreement between white and colored
man terminated il each boing fined IS. \
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SALE OF CUBA SUGAR AND Mo1AssEs. take
pleasure in calling the attention Of the public to
the large sale Of choice Cuba sugars and nolaases
which viii take place to-day on Accommodation
Wharf. under the supervision Of Messrs. BONA
FAINT l. SAIiAs. These gcntlemen have imported
these sugars especially for this market; they nrc
superior, in many respects. to those from New
Orleans, and will be sold at reasonable rates.
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We are indebted to the Purser Of the Steamer
Dsctator, for files OF late papers.