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The MaRR,AeE QUESTION IN VIRGINIA.
g chmoud Whig says:

A colored man wants to marry white wo-
man inPeEarsburg, and the clerk Of the court,
to whom application was made for license, has
writteo. to General Candy asking TOR lnstruc-
tions asto the Law, whether the Civil Rights
bill hgdt effect Of removing the prohibition
of the State law against the issue OF licenses
for the iutermarriage between white and black.
Now, we suppose General Canby will have no
trouble whatever in deciding the question, as
the Supreme Court Of North Carolina has re-
GENTLY. by unanimous vote, decided that the
Civil Rights bill and the provision OF the new
constitution of that State which estabi shes the
perfect political equality OF races do not repeal
the law OF said State foibidding the intermar-
Iiase Of white and colored PEOPLE.
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yruas, Chemicals, Gf.
nR. RIO H us
LDEN RENE les.

ASK FOB NO OTHER, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you will save time, health aud money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of disease in any
stage which they fail to cure.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Ulcers, liberated Sore throat and Mouth. Sore
Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruphons, Copper Colored
Botches. Soreness Of the Scalp. scrofda, &c is the
greatest Renovator, Alterative and Blood Puriher
known, removes all diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood purC and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'5 GOLDEN BALiAM No. cures
Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism in all its forms,
whether from mercury or other causes; gives imme.
diate relief in all cases. No dieting necessary.
have thousands of Certificates proving the miracu.
lous cures effected by these Remedies. Price OF
either No. No. 2, s5 per bottle or two bottles for
50.
DR. RIcHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDoTE, safe spec
dy pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De.
ragements accompanied with full directions. Price
Dr.. RlCHAU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMoUR. a
radical cure for Nervous General Debility In ol
or Young; imparting energy with wonderful efec
Price s6 per bottle, or two bottles for SO.
On receipt otprice these Remedies will be shippe
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all CORE
dents. None genuine without the name OF .oDr.
RICHAU'5 GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARD,
Sole Proprietor" blown In Rlaay Of bottles.
Address D. b. RICHARDS.
No. 228 varick-street, New York
u Office Hours from 8 A. NJ. to 9 p. N.
Circulars sent. ly July
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D o u f ST &c
Passengers.

Passengers.
Pr steamship Charleston. for New York-W P
Calhoun, Paul, > jacob, III Rivington, Mach
mann, and G Conner.
per steamship Manhattan, from New York;
ID Marcy and wife, Miss lila Marcy, Marcy Mr..
Ii Jacques and son, F Giazier wife and child. Miss
Graeser, Mr. Mcpherson and wife, Miss " Francis,
ris. ] NJ Williams, j Juust, G W James, Mrs McCrea
and child. Koran, F Barnhart. o'Rook. Mss
Whaley, + sterling. W Ashton. Miss Ashton. Mrs J
Blanche. Mrs John Blanche, Miss Mary Blanche,
Isaaca, Mrs Parker, Lumillar, Mr. Carter Mccar-
thy, T Campbell, G Hoppocs, Ccus, W Dear
born, r Wbeslock. Rev w Adams. Mrs Samnis,
Mrs TanpIunson. Mrs Simons, r Miller. Mrs Gan.
non. Kauffvr, j Harbeson, q Slender and wife, W
Nees, Mrs Flnck, Miss NJ Clare, Utsey. Tyler, G
" Wright, Plenge and IN steerage.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. September 1s-Exports' Of sugar from
Havana and Matspxas TO foreign ports for the week
970O boxes 1900 hhds; to the United states l2,0Oo
boxes and 1000 hh6e; stock in warehouses In Havana
and Matanzas, 220 900 box, ard $500 bids. Musco-
vado inferior or common refining tive at 7a7A
reals.
Mo1Assrs-clayed nrm at 6H per keg; Muscovado
or common 6H. An advance IN sugars is prevented
by the scarcity Of tonnage.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, september 20.-TuRPENr,NE -
Prices unchanged Sales OF 81 bbls at So for virgin
and 50 80 for yellow dip, per $50 pounds.
kP1R11s TuRPENTNE MARKET steady and prices
4 shade higher SHES of 69 bbls at 39Nc, al d 45O
bbs at tor country, and $50 bbls at 40c per gal
lon for New York PACKAGES. -
RosM-Sales of only 1872 bb's at 81 571S for
strained.
TAR-48 bbls received and sod at 50 80 per Dbl.
CoTroN-Ssies Of SO bales at 26Xa27c per pound.
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Gommerfial.
Exports.

Islsnd Cotton. 1888 bales Upland Cotton, "a bales
Domestics, 167 bbls Rosin. SO packages Sum
dries. 2s packages Furniture, so empty Barrels.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Per schr Ida Bells-S50 tons
Phosphate Rock.
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FEDERAL TAXATION.

The Forthcoming Annual Reports OF
tho Secretary OF the Treasury and
Commissioner OF Revenue-The sa-
iisnt Points or fcommissioner DeIano's
Report, sc.
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Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market

Charleston Cotton Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, September q.
Corros.-with steadily declining markets at
other points this article continued to go lower ana
prices receded during the day about Hc d 10 sales
$50 baIer viz: &C at 49, IT at 251; 81 at 26 107 at
2eh; 6 at 2e%; 2 at 27s. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. ao.,-.
Ordinary to good ordinary. 20 q oc'4
Low middhng. .....'..''''.'' &C.
IiddGng. ..........'.''' '''''''''~o/AN
R1oE.-There was no business OF importance III
this article for want Of stock.
NAVAL sroREs.-The demand for tnese arieies was
fair at previous rates. the following sses p,aos
A. at as: 40 bbls Of No. do at 50 rs; do. do at
90 20: 80 bbls low No. at 50 25; bbls Of No do
at 81 s5 % bbls Of No. at s. go; SO bbls of spirits
turrentine, in extra packages, at ssc; Is obls do
do, in ordinary packages, at Sshc.
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Bien, holmes Calder, J Heath, Harris.
son, q Backer, Heest mann 4 Bro. " Jager
Kerrison, Johnston, Crews CO, Jennings. Thop,
lineon & Co. Kinsman & Howell, F Kressel, Jr, d
Katie & Co, Knox, DAILY l. 90, Klinck, Wickenberg
& Co. A LANCER, L Lorentz, Iaurey Alexander,
Litschgi, Lengnick & Sell, G Minor co: Mar
shall Burgc. Murray Masks c,sz . nunSa Ma.
cullar Martin. L Mann, Mahoney, Mer-
tens, Muller, Nimitz Co, p 0'Neil son.
O'Neill & Sons O'Neill. D Paul Co. PeIzer, hoc-
gers & Co. @ Poppenheim, j Parker, Perry. Z
Plenge. o 8 Quartermaste,. Quaekenbush4 4
RenHeker, Russell, Rels, W Roach 90. helcAe
Scbachte, N Railroad Agent, Railroad agent
Southern Express Co, Scott, schnen GO, S.oii
Webb 4 Co. 81 Slender. stenhouse Co, sIe1-
fens, W Steele, ] Smith, Thomson q &C, U1er-
hardt. Werner Ducker, WAGNER Monsees, NJ
Williams, X Walker, G Williams co, ana
Others Monday, 2oth, 2 M. Hatteras Light NV
Exchanged signals with chip Saragossa for New
York: g. a. steamship Prometheus for Philadelphia;
g. steamships Huntsville and San Salvador from "a
vannah for New York; $50, steamship America from
Savannah for Baltimore and Tonawanda from sa-
vannah for Philadelphia.
Steamer Marion, Robertson, Wrighi's Bluff and
Landings Santee. IS bales ton, 228 bbs Rosin.
Agents. NJ Caldwell Son, Frost & Adger, Pelzer,
Rodgers Co, j T Foster, Reeder Davis, Wiley,
8 L Howard 4 Bro, Kmsman l. Howell Marshall,
Jr and Wagner Monsees. ,oo.
Boat from James leland 2 bags Sea Island Cot
Boat from Christ Church. 1 bag Sea Island Cot
ton. TO Quincy.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-Jawes
Adger & Co.
Scar Ida Bella, Fischer, Wilmington. Del-w Roach
50 & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston. Berry. New York
Steamship Missouri, Palmer, New York, in tow Of
steam tug Rescue.
schr Menewa, Dissosway. New York.
Schr Lilly, Hughes. New York.
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin, Philadelphia
schr Richards, Irving, GeorgetoR Rn, sc,
Schr Palma, Rankin, Georgetown. S C.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty Palatka, via Jackson
Vile, Fernandipk and Savannah.
From this Port.
Brig Merriwa, Downs, New York. Sept 18.
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/. Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA. September 17-CoTToN.-Thcre has
the past week. which was freely disposed OF at fair
prices. On 1hursday, the unfavorable news from
liverpool and New York caused q material decline.
The sales Of the week amount to 400 bales. as fol-
lows: 46 at 90 4s at 20; II at 28 81 at %; IS at
27Z; At OF 213k; e4 at 90; &c at 25H.
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fea, the enemy. Chief among these allies OF Nature,
In its battles with Sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTERs.
rhi. wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet.
anchor Of the feeble and debiHta.ed. As o CORDIAL
for the aged and decrepid it has no equal among
stomacbcs. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject it is
supersedng every other stimulant and neryine.
In all climates tropical, temperate or frgid its acts
as specific in every species Of disorder which un'
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. wherever 1t is introduced it be-
comes a standard article-a medicinal staple. Drug.
eists although their profit upon it is small, find it
absolutely ssary to keep preparation for which
everybody INQUIRIES, aud for which nobody will
eaccpt substitute. 1t is to-day the most popular
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively as 1t
is advertised it's best a,vertsemcnt is the beneficial
result which uniformly follows its use. Every bottle
/ half
Unlihe other s.imulauts it braces and fortles the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering efec. which it produces upon the
mind is not momen.ary but permanent. There is
case With all other stimuli, beset craving TO- ex
citants. On the other hand, It sso:hes and calms
the nerves, combining. strange as the anomaly MAJ
seen the qualities of sedative ard gentle anodyne
With those ola tonic ard inyigorant. The perfect
purity of all its ingredients their admirable adap-
tation to the purposes they intended to sab.
erye The juiicious proportions in which thoy are
combined, and the scientific skill Si.h which they
are blended render this famous article at once the
most] potent and the mos. harmless OF all known
onics and Alternatives.
Sold by all Druggists.
December ~
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de CAR EFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
you TAKE.

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY oVERWoRk
OF head or hand. and feel the need Of something IN
vieorating. don't drink whskey or any intoxica ting
thing whether under the name OF bitters or other
wise Such articles give just as much strength to
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
faded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stimulans are
Injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS foiioWed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Dodd's Nervine and InvigOratOr
is a TONIC and GENTLE sTIMULANr which is
NOT attended by REACTION. What = eahs Ior
it refreshes with natural strength that comes 10 stay
We are not recommending teetotaism in the interest
of any facton but long and extended observation
teaches US that be who resorts to the bottle for resi-
or recuperatiop will find, he keeps at 1t. that he
is kindling fro in his zones which will consume
like the flames OF perdition. Turn from 1t. Take a
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. 6 DoDD
NFRyINe js for safe by all Druggists Price One
Dollar See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bctle. 7mos JUNE 70
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Cons,gnees per South CuIo1na halsroad
September 2i.

1122 bales Cotton, 81 bales Domestics, 16O bbls
Flour. To Railioad Agent Werner & Ducker, G q
Co, Courtenay & Trenholm. Knobeloch Small, F L
Meyer. Pelzer. Rodgers Co. Reeder 4 DAVIS, Frost
l. Adger, Wiley b Co, Enslow Co, Dowling & Co.
A 8 Mulligan, A ] Salinas. Mowry & Co, Graeser &
smith, wv smith. ] b E Sloan. B P.ingle, Wiss
& GO. W Ryan. q " Williams l. Co. and 3hurston
& Bolmes.
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snlpnews by rc'cgrapn.

Shlpnews by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, September 2l-Arrived, steamships
Wyoming. Philadelphia; Montgomery. New York
North Point, Baltimore; brigs Lamplighter, Balti.
more; Gulf Stream, New York; schr Jeddie Trott,
New York.
Cleared. steamship vrIo. New York; schr II B
Bramhal, New Yors; schr s Davis, Providence.
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Consisnees per Northeastern Railroad
September al.

2e1 bales Cotton, Tobacco, Live Stock, Mdse, &C.
To d sIoney. j Weiter., W P Martin. Walter Co.
A schnss Reeder Davis. Pezer. Rodgers & c !,
Graeser l. smith, June, G " Williams Go, ]
Il Sloan, Mowry co, Khkpa nick W:tte, Jones
] Pritcha,d, Caldwell Sons. IngI aham l.
SON. frost l. AdQer. G Trenholm & Son.
Johnston, Kendall & Dockery, Clashorn. 5orrlnS
& CO. Johnston. Z Ryan. Ravenel 70, u
{ Heer Arsenal, Eciroad Agent, and orer.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS P0hT
sOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Duke OF Wellington Allen, sailed. Sept
British bark DalkeIth, Langwi sailed. August 10
Tho Romborsund, Nelson. up............ August IS
DOMESTIC
BosToN.
Ship E leu southurd, -, up.... sept II
Bark Walker. Pettengll, cleared. d....... Sept Z
Brig Adelaide, Wilson, .5ept 10
Schr Grace Gircler, ---, up... ....sept 10
Schr Zeta. Psi, -, up. ....sept .
Schr Joseph Long, Perry, cleared. Sept II
Roc8PonT, Mr..
Sc1r David Talbot, Amsbury, cleared. ..sept 10
NEW YORK.
Brig B Kirby, Barnard cleared. Sept IA
schr Jessie Leach. Childs cleared. .......Sept II
.Schr Ellen Nj Baxter Rogers, cleared ..... sept IL
schr Isabella, Burton, cleared. Sept IL
Schr Conservative, -, up............ sept IA
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamshi:, " Everman. bincsey, cleared Sept IL
BALTIMORE.
schr Francisco. crow,her, up........ .......sept
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plantation Ditters.

A CLIO RIOUs CHANG GE.
THAT ANY s1cK MAN SURVIVED u TIE
treatment Of fifty years a3o. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kill.
The lancet, calome cantbaridies and drastic !pur.
80. &c ~ 30 ,5 ,ce.s
gaiives we're then the order Of the day. The]phy-
sic an played into the hands of the apohecars, and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning,
noon and night with prostrating medicines We
i've in more rational and Conscientious era. The
smpo.tance Of supporting Nature. in its conflict
with disease Is cow understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNIcs
that rally The vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy Chief among these allies OF Nature,
In its battles with Sickness. is
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Selma Market.

Selma Mefket.
SELMA, September 17.-coTToN-Sales to-day 2l9
bsles at % ,25c for low middlings market closing
very firm at outside figures.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September I, 1869. bales.. 30
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Levee Sales.

oe,tep or-p sals vii, 10 received by tho md 81.
;..sd ~ q, the 18Th dav Of Oc'oner mex 1863
:! ~ .. ,s1eo ,s ave in thu p.rsh # Vest 3 TO- Rou.e;
%"u"' . ,Se Point Manoir 1evea. Said lev.. will
kao 's'a,, sO re, long, sam. 70 let ba.s, 3 t-ef high,
oe so"., ,'wn Il 9 f~t. said ". TX br CO ; 'neocrd
~1I ITO ths contract is eiv-n and ob' com
ten oa's :, The 18Th day Of Decemb.r. 1863 Thu
p".1;,;o~. Of ua,me II are ca.hron complexion o 'he
eon T 'dd,e.s " 'ubroca lock b"x % Baron
WORN. endorsed on .~nvrlooe." Proposals for Build
.o"Fe 80" rhe proposi ion must EN- race the price
d'fns'V Xvii. BR hlnu and \ Y Duhr"cs: Com
-,,.. .omoio. ed bv thu pari-h If West B,ton Rouge
mp ALA will he received nv t.. undersigned
nm 10 the lAh Of October l-69 f' r-pa'ri"g the
:, =, L. ,isnc's Point. IN yet Haton Rouge.-
D.. an, dimrnsi .us Of the lsvee. 22oS feet 'cny. 81
~. 49, h,vb % fit h.s- an 6 ts.t cr,wn Required
s;~.n ions, u ket high. 80 feet base a" 6feet crest
,ns ,adni ,us, cont. It, helm about 6OW c bic Yards.
Tn vork to re commenc-d IN ten dSvs after signi' g
the ~c,utrsc,. The wo k to he paid FIR Oh its COM
Affirm i United States reasury Notes address:
aL r., A atom Rouge. 3 CLARK,
.oiI,d, Inspector 7th " ard.
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i. Above entitled and "nmo'r
'.ettd 10 u. Of date September y Y.n =.
d . aSS s.om the honor bic the P,,''"
q, lSos' IL. ,,S'f for the parish Of Yves, Bat.
Court s', y State aforesaid. ! viii %1.t 81
public s'' ,he Court House door Of tins
b'oeI' # Wet Bsto" Rouge on
pp .''" the 18th day of October, A.
,are a 70 o'clock M, the h%e'e'n"''t,
d. l0,. ,r.c, Of land, belonging to sa''
T's'' ..,,.;" trsc, Of lard situated, lying
. CERTAIN IN the Aforesaid parish Of W eat
.: 3d.. 'eI Rouge, wherein decs.s'd formerly saf
t ts',est !, the Mississippi river, more Or
ifo'' .;,h II the depth thereto belonging,
'e'', ~. !. lines closing 10 the rear, bounded
.se s,' ~ " lands Of V,lleneuve Leblanc &
Az c''1 s.' y ny those then or lately belong
w. ~ Trrvills Bahin, but now the. prop
' ''s, = ~ the succession Of the late A. A,
" Williams, together with all the improve
".n,s thereon, rights, ways and serv''
,"dr. il .uywise sppsrtsiOiug Or thereto
''. 1 : # s.le-Cs.h on the spot.
Nv. DURABLE: Jr.,
Sheriff.
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Meal .Meal!! ST.
Ny Steam COkN MILL is in fine working
order, and my stuck Of CORN CHOICE.-
When you want NEAL that will make choice
BREAD. etc., give me . call.
may29 JOeHUA BEAL.
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Blacksmith Wanted.

q NO l BE- ACK5 IIrH is wanted at the Fer.
~ Lending, whore he can got steads ON.
plovmsat and good wages to manufacture plows
and do plantation work generally.
- Angus MeMAT,
jsn2S Eszsy Landing, West Baton Bougs.
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Baton Rouge Foundry.

THE UNDERSf MED Announce thtt the
l New Foundry on North street between LAT
syette street and the river. will soon je in rea.
dress to receive and execute orders for Machiu.
cry. Castings and Repair Work. Having a n
large expenditure erected the necessary build.
lngs and procured the requisite machinery, We
will be prepared for work in time for planters
end Others desiring new or repaired machinery
10 the fall or winter J. o. ARBOUR,
sept4.ly Office on Lafayette street.
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-BLACKsMlTH -
,!i' III AND 8 bas
WHEELWRIGHT.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the psbk
L lie that he has established . shop st the Ferry
Landing Of the parish, for the purpose Of doing
all PLANTATION WORK 10 that line Of bu1i-
their orders filed with all possible dispatch, -
A vorknanlike4 naanss, and on the ness seos-
enable terms. 80 a.
|myo ANGUS MCKAY.
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7 INNEN & LlNNEN LAWNS 0.e
Shirt. Table. Panta'oon and Fancy Linnen At
from so rents, and upwards. per yard, for .alsby
mch23[ T. ROSENFIELD 6
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nloves-I have imported direct . full sssort-
VI ment for Ladies. Gentlemen and Children,
which sre offered at low prices. ct s
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) BEALsS
Book and Variety Store,

Baton Rouge. : H01e
CCHOOL and Miscellanoous Books. Newsps-
~ pers, Nagaxines, Sheet Music, Violins and
Guitars, Coal Oil Lamps, Chimneys and wicks
Of all sizes, Guns, Pistols and Cartridge. Blank
memorandum and Pass Books. -
Subscriptions received. At publishers prices, for
any newspaper or magazine Published. s
Any buck or piece of mu-ic furnished on short
notice and At the publishers price. 81 3g5 :
unsG29 49, JOSHUA BkAL.
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Ny School Will Open
On
18th, 1859.

Attn. MARKHAM PLACE, corner of Main
snd Pike streets.
The BEAUTIFULLY shaded grounds ard commodi, 'us
build nss render it q i-sirahIe place f. 7 a school =
Aecun nodalion fr q Il mite 'umber Of Boarders.
Rates Of Tuition
BOARD. Tnqlsh iurti N per mn,,h...... &2' 90
U3y ocn0iHIS.s. .ss.....s...... fN "
EuSc. with Use Of instrument. ....... 81 "
French and Lann at The most rea-una lie rates
aspt4 BELLE W. STAN Ard.
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Pockets and Posts.
EOR SALE-50,000 pickets, 8 feet long, and
+ posts. Apply At this Office. at the store Of E.
Druilhet, Ferry Landing, or E. NJ. Lsfebvse.
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SheriH's Sale.

BY virtue OF an order from John ~. Peter.
son, Probate Judge for Ncwbcwy County,
| will sell, Gu the first Monday in February
nj Ncwb"rry q. H., one Tract Of land, con.
tanning siXty-four acres more or less living
in Ncwhcrry, and bounded by lands OF
Barrnck Duncan, Estates hf DR.. James N.
Hpps aud l'aruck Whitnirc the same I've.
ing The real Estate Of Mary II. C. Whilmrc,
deceased. Terms, on II credit Of one year,
with interest from The day Of sale, except
the costs which m'tSt be paid ii cash. Tie
purchaser will be required TO give mort.
gage with 1T least two good Surctics to So.
cure the purchase money. sJ
by virtue ol Sundry wIils Of Fir:l Fa,ins,
10 me directed, will sell, on the same day,
=, the S"'"c place, lie following property,
viz:
One tract, the SprakeS land, containing
$50 acres, more or less, bounded by lands
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