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wAsHISaroN, Jan. 4, lSS
On the petition Of JAMES McCARrY, Of Reading,
Penn praying for tho extension Of patent granted
to him tho In day Of APRIL 1854, for an Improvement
In Heating 6kelps for the manufacture OF Wrought
Iron Tubes, for seyen years from the expiration
said patent, which takes place on the 9Th day Of
April, 1855: 800
Ii Is ordered that the said petition be heard a. the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of March
sppeaT and show cause, n any they have, why said
petition out at not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to file
In tho Patent Once their objections, specially sot
forth In writing, at least toenfy days before the day
Of hearing, all testimony fled by either party, to be
used ut the said hearing, must be taken and trans
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test
mony, must be nied in the odee toentV days before
ten days after hlng the testimony -,
ordered also, that thi. notice be published In the
Republican and the TnfeNigencsr, Washington, ID.
O. and In the Gazette, Reading, Penn, once week
for three successive weeks the hrst OF said publea
to bo at least sixty days previous e the day Of
ialS- M9v Commissioner Of Patents.
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DEF1RTNENT ~ T4 q i y -

m MAsHisdTos, December III Is1
On the petition Of WILLIAM II, sEYnoUR, OF Rock
tent granted TO him the 18th day Of March, 1854, Tor
An improvement IN Hsryesters, for seven years from
tho 18Th day q March, 1858 ''~'' W.
Pstent oaaee on MONDAY, the 9TH day of March
he.t, a. o,elSek. m and all persons arc potided
petition ought not to be granted, y
fsfsop. 4pPoshg The extension are required to ne
forth ~ writing at least teentg days before the day
OF hearing All testimony nled Py either party, to be
United in Accordance with the rules Of the Office,
which VIII be furnished on application.
Depostiona and other papers, relied upon as test-
nony must be aled In the oaiee tieenty days before
ten days after the fling Of the testimony. "
ordered, also, that this NOTICE be published in tho
d. O., and In the Democrat. Rochester, New York,
once week for three successive weeks; the arst oil
the day Of healing. r, q. THEAKER
jAnl-WedSt Commissioner Of Patepts
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OFFICE DEPor AND DIsBuRsISa O. MI
Sealed propo.,,, AI !. ,.s. Si I'm ls
issIisSiSs Is, fSsi l ''' supplying the
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'DSST s 1as !, aSf Double bos' panel. ain
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iODScI framcs and Doors. panel ~ in, thick.
sDSOT Frames and Doors. I panel ~ in. thick.
iDsSr Frame and Door. 2 panel II in. thick.
sR,. ioaa, Ss sfs Wood iii. Mould
lDS9i R .s ARE beer panel M ,hIss
i as, Sill siiskt. ' ioa Iifssh''m' 'h o. o. Mould
f fss sR$ PssE s:s S'3'l p u S't
i.ioO BRIEF. two thirds hard. one third merchant.
2H2 bushels LING, unsiaeked.
10, 81 bushels Sand.
I'D, SO LAth, Axll4 In. n r.
100 bushels PlastereIs' Hair.
All material to be Of the same good quality hereto
Delivery, to commence February LIST. and to DO
TRssf y R az 4 se. IN The lily e Be
Atlanta.
Iunbsf The pssS per- sss s tf b
stated. - J.. =. ~ VII ~. =
Bids must be In tripieatc, with . copy OF this Ad
yertisement attached 70 each and bear the endorse
nent OF two responsible persons who are willing TO
become surety for the bidder IN the event Of the con-
tract being awarded TO him Proposals not comply
Ing with the requirements Of this advertisement viii
be rejected.
Bidders invited to DO present or represented at
the opening Of the bids.
Tho Government reserves the right to reject any OF
| DO TO the interests OF the service.
psrCpSssSs shGGld Be addressed to the
the delivery Of Shingles or Lumber" as tho case
may be.
BY order Of Bvt Brig. Gen, X. Saxtou, Chief O. NJ
u. j., fARNsWORfH,
LIST Lieut. Sith Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ,
jhl3-6t In charge ~ neont
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New Advertisements.

IroR RBNT-rwo LARGE FRONT ROOMS IN
between. Eleventh and twelfth streets. They arc
sof o4 S and s5G
FORD, DruGsist, No. 30 Pennsylvania avenue.
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PnRESoLoaIsrs aver that some are deficient In the
faculty Of remembering number, but whore interest
prompts natural defects may be overcome, and We
think 10 the interest Of all 10 remember that at SIS
Seventh street, gentleman can get fashionable Hat
or good pair Of Boots very reasonable terms Our
stock Of Hats Caps. Boots and Shoes 10 varied and
complete. Come and us, and DON forget the num-
Dor, SIS Seventh street. opposite IntsiGeneer build
ing J. T. PETTY CO. o6
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apoRarroWN MArTnRs

ORprRs for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In
Georgetown may be left a. the bookstores Of
Messrs T. n. X. Mills Co., tiate Orsndeil's, 1as
Bridge street, or NJ Messrs. q. T. Getty ACo,'s,
LOG Bridge street, whore sgplcs of the RsrusLI-
CAN may be obtained daily. E9Il
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ONLY SIXTY DAIsl-The celebrated Merchant
Tailors, Smith Bros. 4 Co., at their famous Oak
Hail. 46I Seventh street, making up to order from
their splendid stock tho most elegant suits, with
prices marked down to tho lowest notch. Don't fall
o give them call. Sc
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Hon. HENRY W. PAINE, of Boston; DR. Z. Cole
and r. T. Andrews, New York; H. W. Morrison,
tex-member of Congress,l Hi J. ]. Astor, jr,
and VIM. Astor, of New York, are at willard's.
Got. ANDREW SHEHAS, nov Of Philadelphia,
and formerly a respected citizen of New York,
arrived In the city on Saturday, and is at the
Ebbitt House.
Hon. J. SEGAR, Va; Hon. John L. Dawson,
Pa; and 7. r. Davis, artist OF Ifrrper'S Weekly,
are also at the same hotel.
L. V. BERRY, Of New Orleans; and 4. ]. Rey.
nolds and family, Fort Wayne, Ind, are at the
Kirkwood House.
HoS. II. II. HUNTER, Ohio; Hon. T. A. Hend
ricks, Ind; Hon. r. NJ. Robinson, KY; Hon. D.
W. Voorhees,, Ind; Gen. Alexander Stout, Iowa
Hon.W. Clagett, Montana; Gen, VIM. NJ. Wherry
U. 5. A.; and Col. J. d. Mccullough, better
known as "Maek," OF the Cincinnati Commercial
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
GIN. JOHNSON, of Cincinnati, Is at the Over
House.
HoS. J. W. HUNPHREy and Judge X. X
Heath, of Tenn, are at the Scaton House.
Hon. T. WILLIAMS, Of Pa, is at the Washing
ton House.
Hon. 7. W. FERRY, Mich; and Col. L.W. VIII
son, Ind, are at the National
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From Georgin-Governor Jenkins Re-
moved.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. l2.-The report OF Gov
ernor Jenkins removal causes intense excite
ment. Private advices from Atlanta are con-
hicting, one stating that General Meadc's order
making the removal will be issued tomorrow,
while another states that there arc many who
believe that the rumor OF Governor Jenkins is
premature
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From Albany, n. Y.-Death ofJudge w
n. WRIGHT,

ALBANY, Jan. l2.-Judge VIM. b. Wright,
the court OF appeals, died suddenly at Congre
Hall tonight Of disease Of the kidneys He wi
on the bench Thursday morning.
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IpOO D, e., JAECkRr o. 1858 .Fihy dollars $50
Tswrrd for the and delivery Of the fol-
lowing named 10 the United States yail /: EZEKIEL
CHAsEY, WIN. II. ELR4P, JOSEPH GLENN;
jAl0-lw Warden U. o. Jail
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BARsux Manufactured mermaids and other hum.
bugs 10 deceive tho people, bat ~ % Calf Boots
for gentlemen IL myth and our " Boot 10 genuine
We have full line Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
for gentlemen and boys ct SIS Seventh street. opposite
Intelllgencer building. J. 7. PETTY 1 co. o6
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FURNISHED ROOM IN GEoRaETowN-wILL
be given rent free for the Of $500 for sig months,
and ths principal returned IN monthly payment. Of
csllent table board, II desired, At ga per month. Ad
dre.s "Georgctown House, ONCE Of this paper
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Special Notices.
e. workingmen's Assembly,

A meeting OF the Assembly will be held at
Council Chamber, City Hall on WEDNESDAY
EVENING next, January 10, A. o'cIoeh l., Full
jsnl3-lt Secretary.
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ArThe Skating Park. -season and sim
gle tickets for the Washington Skating Club
skate Depot, 32l d street, near Tenth..nign OF
the Big Flag. dell-tf
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ar n o r I O q .

S9 NO TOE
The Western States ANTLRADICAL CLUB
meet MONDAY EVENING At ~ o'clock, at
the rooms Of the Conservative Army and Navy
Union, No. 3oT PennsylvaniA avenue.
ja131t NC. WILCOX, Secretary.
As- Washington Bsneyolsnt Lifs Asss-
CIATI0N.-A meeting of this cooperative In
surance association will be held at the Board Of
the 18th Inst.
Members and others invited to attend and pay
assessments. Medical Committee present TO eI-
anime members. JOS. O. CLAYTON,
Jnls1t Secretary.
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THEODORE TILToN's a
GREAT LECTURE 4.
"THE american woMAN,r
AT METZEROrr HALL,
EvENiNa next, tn. ls,h inst.

The Sixth Lecture OF the course before the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
viii be delivered as above.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature has finally or
ganized, the House of Representatives electing
Col E W. Davis, the Republican candidate for
speaker. The dissenting Republicans who had
previously held out against Mr. Davis gave their
reasons therefor, in which 1t appears they are
perfectly satisfied as to AR. Davis future course
and Acquiesee in the will Of the majority The
| speaker elect was duly installed on Saturday,
and he made most excellent address upon the
occasion, his remarks being well-tlmed, judi
cious and comprehensive, showing him to be
above clique, free from partisanship, and solely
concerned in the interests OF the people of the
great Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, without
distinction OF party or faction. We append q
portion OF his remarks:
az hold now, as ever, that legislation should
be general, instead Of local or special. We have
poration laws, We should also have a general
| railroad lava liberal, practical, and compre-
henSiye one, under whose operations capital
sources OF this great state. Let the Legislature
be true to what seems TO be the almost universal
State, by taking away all restrictions to liberal
| system OF internal commerce, yet always guard
Ing the rights Of individual citizens. Invite
haustible fields of IRON coal. and other minerals,
as well as our immense numbering regions, and
other sources OF wealth and greatness. This can
| only be accomplished thoroughly by giving the
right to open every locality OF the State contain.
| Ing such resources OF wealth TO Tree and whole
| some competition. But that | may be properly
understood, am In favor OF, and hope this House
will speedily pass. the much Agitated and greatly
| needed free railroad law, Any etorts to that
| end shall receive my entire appreciation and
| earnest cooperation"
THE COLD has been intensifying North, the
past few days, and we read OF driver on city
railway car in Philadelphia being nearly frozen
while on duty. The restitution Is extreme in
many Of the Northern cities, and though we have
distress In our own city, yet the comparison Ia
| much more favorable. and we rejoice that IL La
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So Lumpkin Chestatoo Mining Conn
PANY.-The stockholders OF the Lumpkin Ches-
tatee Mining Company are hereby called to meet
at the office Of said Company, at No. 40 Seventh
street, Washington, ID. O., on WEDNESDAY,
for the purpose of choosing Board of Directors
Of said Company, In accordance with the bylaws
thereof. WIN. WINDOW, President.
JOHN r. FhgScH, Secretary.
WAsHINoros, d. O., Jan. 10, 1858. jall-It
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Aa- A Lecture by II. Clay Preuss, Esq.,
for the Relief Of the Poor, under the auspices OF
the Workingmen's Assembly, will be delivered
At Odd-Fellows' Hall, Seventh street, on the
18th instant. subject: Labor, in relation to hu-
man development.
Tickets, 80 cents. jaS-wsatu
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

H,UE Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free of charge) to all who desire it,
the pre-. ;cription with the diteciions for ma
King and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured Of lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only OBJ
ieet is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
il will cost thom nothing. aud may prove
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
No lc5 Second South St., Williamsburg, n. Y.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Gentleman who suffered for years from
y Nervous debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiserction, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity. send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which nc
was cured Sufferers wishing to proht ny
the adyitiscr's experience can do so by sd-
dressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN i. OGDEN, 81 Cedar ST., New York.
Nav 9 ~
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Notice..

r find it necessary for the current year, to
u copf2e myself to the CASH system anu
respectfully request thase iDdchtcN to me, on
short time credit, to nuke the promised ar
rangcmcnts promptly, as | will be under the
necessity of placing my unpaid accounts in
the hands of Lawyer for collection this
Spring. BobT. M' hhNNEpl,
Jan 9-tf Agent.
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ANNUAL MEETING

OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF SOUTH CAR
OLINA RAIL ROAD COMPANY AND
OF THE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD BANK.
Z HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
ofthe above institution, will be held in
the city Of Charleston on the second Tuesday
in February nert, the l1th day ofthat month.
Place of mccting-HALL OF TIE SOUTH
WESTERN KAIL ROAD BANK, in Broad
street. Hour Of convening-ll o'clock a. NJ.
On the day following, Wednesday,, the 18th,
there will be an election held at the same
place, between the hours of 9 \ NJ. and 3 T
M. for Fifteen Directors of the Rail Road
Company and Thirteen Directors Of the Bank.
A Committee to verify Proxies will attend.
Stockholders will be passed, as usual over
the Roa,l, to and from the meeting, free Of
charge, in accordance with the resolution Of
the Convention of 1854.
]. r. EMERY, Scc'ry.
January u.
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INFORMATION.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce
| luxuriant growth Of hair upon bald head
ny bcard]css fuce, also a recipe ior The reno
val of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc. on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and
beautiful can be obtained without charge ny
addressing
TIIOs. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, =.
S23 Broadway, New \ ork.
Sent 96 OH
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IN EQl'ITY--KERSIIAW.
Harrison, Admir-. & Paterson, Adm'x. }

Harrison, Admir-. & Paterson, Adm'x.
VS.. Ell
r. C.. Patterson. ct ul.
The Terms of renting not having been com
piled with. onsthe Arst Mon'lay in February
next, VIII again offer for rent. for the en-
suing year, at public outcry. before the
Court House door in Camden, the following
Real Estate Of the late Wyatt Patterson, de-
ceased. to-wit
4 trace of Land. containing some six hun
cred acres situate. on the waters Of Beaver
Creek, and bounded on the north by lands OF
wylie Patterson, OH The west by lands Of
Lewis J. Patterson, and on The south and
west by lands Of Joseph e.. Melville.
TERMS.--So much cash, as will pay the
costs of these proceedings, anil balance on II
credit until the first day If January next,
to he secured by note with personal surety,
and a lien upon the crap.
j. u. DUNLAP, c. T.. K. d.
Co,nm'r rs. Office. Jan l6.
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Notice..

,I>HE Plantation of WILLIAM WILSON.
will be rented on the first Monday in
February next, for the year 1868. at the
Court House, in Camden. TERMS, Note and
two good securities.
J. j. HUCKABEE. Admir-.
January .. At.
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.DEKALB house.

TTlIIE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing his friends and the public generally,
that lie has re-opened the DEKALB HOUSE
which has been thoroughly renovated, and
is now ready for the accommodation Of the
travelling PUBLIC, WHOSE pntrnnagais respect
fully solicited.
Coaches always in readiness to convey
Messengers to and from the Hotel.
The Proprietor promises to do all in his
power for the comfort of his guests.
]. W. RODGERS, Proprietor
Au,.2!, II
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In this grand cavalcade and Mo.
wing Picture will appear series of
thcmost elaboratcly finished CharIots,
gorgeously decorated Platform Cars,
artistically finished Cages and Dens,
containing the whole Geological Col.
lection, the Band Chariot, of original
design and resplendent decoration,
called the "Thronc of Apollo" and
a Cavalcade, entitled the ''Crusader's
Triumph consisting Of over One
Hundred Knights, clad in Furnished
Steel Armor, with their Banners,
Pennons, and Insignia, and accompa-
MED by the ladies, in Costumes of
MEDIEVAL Agcs-all preceding the
Growing Feature Of the Procession,
a large living Lion, borne on the ele-
waited platform of the splendid Tab
leau Carriage-loose, unclaimed, un-
trammelled, and free, in the public
streets. This sight forms the Great
Sensation of the Times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
: First season in America of the Great
Partisan Artistic and Equestrienne,
late.of the Cirque Emperiale, Mile
PAULINE, and the Child Wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE, the youngest and
most petite Equestrienne Performer r.
in the world, whose remarkable skill
and courage have elected the most
enthusiastic encomiums from the
press and Public. Also, Mr.. CHS.
FISH. the Great Dare back Rider.
admission One dollar, Children under
- years of age, SO cents.
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NEW GOODS,
At the Old stand!

II HE subscriber having resumed business
on his own account at his old Stand in
Camden, offers his friends and the public,
general assortment Of
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IN i:QU1TY-kEKSllAW.
Kirkland ct al ExO'rs.
ys. .D!n.


Margaret Kirkland ct al.
Purchaser having failed TO comply with
terms Of sale in above stated case, will re-
sell at his risk, on the first Monday in Feb
ruary next, at public cutlery, in front of the
Court House door in Camden, the following
tracts Of Land belonging to the estate of the
late William Kirkland, to-wit:
]. \ tract of eight hundred and eighty
eight acres on Granny's Quarter freck.
,. An undivided moiesy Of fifty acres on
Gum Swamp.
TERMS-On credit of one, two and three
years, in equal annual instalmcnts with in
terest from date payable annually, to be Sc
cured by bond and eooi personal surety, and
a mortgage Of the premises sola-exccpt that
so much cash will be required rs will pny the
costs Of these pro, ceilings anl the expenses
of sale
J. D. DUNLAP, c. E. X. D.
January lG. 81
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Medical N Office.

DR.D. L. DESAUsSCRE has resumed
IL the practice of Medicine. Office IN tho
rear part of DIR. Zcmp's Drug Store.
January9, (
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MERCHANDISE,
consisting in Part Of

CUHHISI1HB III Tdrt UI
Plain and Opera Flannels; Shawls,
a general assortment, Worstels, in q
great variety Of styles and qualities;
Sattinetts; Kentucky Jeans, OF all CO.
lors and qualities, and at all prices; o.
nahurgs, white and colored; Ginghams
and Plaids, for dresses; bleached and
brown I[omespuns, Of all widths and
qualities andat all prices; Factory Yarn
Of all numbers; greet variety of Cali
GOES, from | to 25 cts. per yard; Blan-
kets, grey and white, of all sizes.
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Important Notice.

4 IL persons are hereby warned not to
~ come upon, or trcspass upon our, or any
of our lands without special permission
The law will be enforced 10 It's fullest extent
against offenders. T. J. ANCRUM,
". A ANCRUM,
Il. j. ANCRUM, jr
A. II. B0TKlN,
SAM'L BOYKlN.
FRANK BOiklN.
January, 8. ".
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Cotton Tax Claims.

TUE undersigned have been appointed
l. agents of
HEnscHEL. V. JOHNSON s COMPANY.
for the prosecution of these claims for Ker-
shaw and Lancaster Districts. The company
proposes to prosecute the claims at their own
risk and expense. The claimant is to incur
no expense IN any crent.
Apply Immediately to
j. b. KERSHAW,
Camden, S. c. or
KERSHAW & CONNORS,
Lancaster c. II. Agents.
Dec. 12 I'm
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Barnum's Department.
Natural History,

NituTil IIlsIVTy,
Combines great number of speci-
mems of various descriptions and cha
racter in the School of Natural His
tory, which have beer collected ut
the expense Of the larges: energy, in
dcfatigable research, and most lavish
outlay Of money.
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Dan Castello's Department.

Comprising Dan Castello's Great Cir
Gus, Composed Of the most distin-
guishcd luminaries in the Equestrian
Profession, comprising the.best Male
and Female Riders. A great Gra-
tuitous Exhibition charactcrizes our
Establishment in every place.
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ReadY-Made Clothing,

all kinds and qualities, in suits, or
by the single piece. Hats and Caps,
for men and boys, all qualities.
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Van Amburgh's Department.
Consists with numerous adlitions) of
the entire Van Amburgh's Geological
Collection, comprising specimens Of
the rarcst and most beautiful Wild
Beasts, Birds, ard Reptiles, from
every section of the known world.
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AN ENORMOUS COMBINA-
TION of Instruction and Refined
Amusement, will exhibit in Camden,
on THURSDAY next, January %,
Afternoon and Night.
Doors open at 2 and 61-2 o'clock.
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Boots and Shoes,

for ladies, gentlemen, boys and chill
dren; Congress Caters, for ladies' and
gentlemen; Travelling Bags and Vail
ces; Umbrellas, &c.