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PATENT OFFIeE, Nov. IS, 1874.

offitE, NV I'D lott-
On the petition Of J. T. & ~ White, of New
~ York, administrators Of Ehu White, praying
Tor The extension of patent granted said Elihu
White, for an improvement in the Vertical Type
Cutter for seven years from the expiration of said
patent, which takes place on the seventh day Of
January l645.
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the fret Friday in January
next at IL O'Clock, Nj and all persons are notified to
appear and show cause, if any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted.
Ordered, also, that tins notice be published in
the Madisonian, printed at Washington the
Sun, printed at Baltimore; the Keystone and SEN
tinel, printed at Philadelphia the Aurora, printed
at New York and the Times, printed at Boston +;
once week for three successive weeks previous TO
the first Friday in January next.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents
2. s. Editors Of the above papers will please CO.
py, and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice. nov 26-law3w
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DEAuTIFuL MINIATURE EDITIONS rich.

beautiful MINIATUREED rich
ID ly bound and enbel shed-of Mrs. Sgourney's
oems, CampbeIs, Wordsworth, Mary Howu's,
Mrs. Hemans', CoIeridge, Goldsmith, Gray, Cowper,
Thompson, Miss Landon, Pollok, Southey, Milton,
Bernard Barton, Montgomery, Scott, Byron, Shaks-
pesre Moore, Young's Night Thoughts, Bacon s
ESSAYS, Johnsons Rssseles, Wilson's Sacra Pnvats,
Hannah More's Private Devotion, and many others
of the same stamp. large supply just opened by
Dec. 3O-f +. TAYLOR.
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THE CHARLESTON BOOK,
A MISCELLANY, in prose and verse; compiled
IA entirely from the writings Of citizens native
or resident, of Charleston.
volume, price two dollars.
Just published and this day received for sale by
dec24 r. TAYLOR
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DIGEs l. OF NEW YORK REPORTS.

CUPERIOR BLANK BOOkS-Merchants, shop
- keepers, and others who require the use ofa blank
book will find the most extensive assortment of every
description, made Of the very best materials con-
stantly for sale at Statoners Hall. These books
have been made from six to eighteen months, conse
auenty are much better than those recently from
the bindery, and which will be sold at less price or
cash.
The assortment consists in part Of legers, journals,
Iay books, bloters, letter books, record manuscript
receipt autograph, bank, bills receivable and payable,
check scrap, memorandum, pencil, copy and pass
books fent and red lined with paper and leather CO.
vers Also, slphabets, wide and narrow, OF medium,
denny, cap and quarter size.
dec 30 -3taw3T WIN. FISCHER.
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FIVE HUNDRED GROSS METALLIC
PENS.
=" LILLIAN FISCHER, importer of Fancy and
w Staple Stationary, has just received directly
from the manufacturers--Perry & Co., elliott, Win
die and others-he largest and most extensive vare
ty Of Metallic Pens (many of which are entirely
new that has been offered for sale in the coun-
try
Dealers in Steel Pens can be supplied at the low
est New York prices, at Stationers' Hall. Z.
Dec. l9--u .t
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THE ORGAN PIANO.

WM FISCHER has for sale one Of Col.msns eel
" sbratsd Eolisn Pianos, which for syqusi,suess
Of tone .nd b.sn'y Of manufacture, cannot be sur.
passed.
Also, tire. elegant Piano. from the uurivslI,d
manufacturer Chickeripg d.ols
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COAL DOCUMENT.

A REPORT, TO the Navy Department of the U
n s. on American Goals, applicable to Steam Ma
vigation and other purposes, by Walter r. Johnson
being Report of Experiments made under the su-
thorty of the Navy Department on the Eysporative
Power and other Properties Of the various kinds OF
American Goals one octave volume Of COZ pages
just issued from the press A few copies for sale dy
dec F. TAYLOR.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

G5-Observe CHARLES WILMER has NO con
nection whatever with Messrs. WILMER and SMrH
and all orders and communications for CHARLES
WILMER, must be addressed 10 full to the
TRANSATLANTIC NEWSPAPER OFFICE,
S, SOUTH JOHN STREET, Lvs,pOoL
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NEWS NEWS! NEWS!
TRANSATLANTIC NEWSPAPER OFFICE,
S, SOUTH JOHN STREET Liverpool.
CHARLES WILMER,

Nerspdper, FOrparding, and General
agent
CONTINUES TO supply to order, with greater
~ prompttude and regularity than any other
house, and on the most reasonable terms, "a London
Daily Paper for &c los sterling per annum,) NEWS
PAPERS, PRICES CURRENTS, SHIPPING.
LISTS, MAGAZINES, BOOKS, and STATION
cry, TYPE, PRINTERS and BIN DERS' MA.
TERIALS, and Merchandise Of every description, tc
all parts of the UNITED STATES, CANADA
NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, and
NEWFOUNDLAND, by the MAIL STEAMERS, sail
ing on the 4th and 18Th OF each month from LIVER
POOL, and 10 all the WEST INDIAN ISLANDS
MEXICO, and TEXAS, by the RorAL Man
STEAMERS, sailing every fortnight from Southamp-
ton
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SACRED CONCERT.

A GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
In aid Of the Ladies Union Benevo client Society will
be given at the Unitarian Church
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. II, 1916,
BY Ladies and Gentlemen amateurs, under the d.
rection of
NJ LOUIS GILBERT
On which occasion the Choir of the Wesleyan Chapel
have kindly consented to perform an Anthem.
PROGRAMME.
PART l.
/. Anthem-By the Choir.
2. Grand Chorus-God be merciful Sacchin
;. Solo-Ruth and Naomi Toplif.
4. Duet-Lord whom winds and seas obey Bissell.
5. Duet-Prayer Rossni
3. Quartette-Stabat Mater Rossini.
.a PART H.
|. Grand Chorus-Stabat Mater Rossini
2. Duet-Bird let loose Handel.
). Soo-Rocked in the cradle of the deep Knight.
Duet. flow blessed the sacred tie Clifton.
5. Grand Chorus. Bow down thine ear. Rossini.
~ Concert to commence at eight O'Clock, pre-.
cisely.
Tickets, so cents, TO be had Of Messrs. Fischer,
Farnham, Franck Taylor, Bayly, and Garret Ander-
son, at the principal hotels, and at the door on the
evening of performance. jan 9
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.

n ENTLEMEN who are in possession of sets Of
VI This voluablc work, can have the recent volume
or volumes completing the work up to the close Of
1874, procured for them by leaving their names
with 60. F. TAYLOR.
IL The work is issued in monthly numbers, for
five dollars per annum, and will be regularly mail
ed strongly enveloped, to any post Office in the Uni
ted States, if application be made to f. L.
ian
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BOARDING

AIRS. ROPER can accommodate six or ght sin
wi gle gentlemen with good board at two dollar
and sixty-two cents per week. Her house is on the
east side Of lth street, and the first south Of @.
Dec. ls-f
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MO 7th, Sues Wandering Jew.
~ No. "a, Hsrper's Pretoria! Wbls.
No. 2 Nevilles of Gsrretstown.
No 3, Thirlwa's History OF Greece.
Just received by FRANCk TAYLOR,
Immediately east Of Coleman's Hotel.
dec 1916 IT'D
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Sr. MATTHEW'S FAIk--APOLLO HALL.
The Ladies of st. Matthews Congregation have
opened their Fair above for the sale OF fancy and
of useful articles. They respectfully invite their
friends and the public.
Refreshments always ready-good music to snliven
the evening Jan. 3-u
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ENGLISH DRESSING COMBs

ENGLISH DRESSING COMBS.
WIN FlSC Der, importer of Fancy and Staple
w Stationary, Parchment, Rogers Cutlery,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles, has JUS, received di.
recty from the m>nufacturef, Edward Hunt Bristol,
very large assortment Of his best Buffalo Horn
Dressing Comb. of6, 7, 9 and inches long and Two
niche. deep, with quill bacss At intermediate price.
from "a TO so cents, for cash emily.
dec IA W. FISCHER.
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(rAMPBELL'S COMPLETE WORKS.-Bs,u
" tiful illustrated sdiiion complst. with memoir
9th. author, by Washington Irving.
Jus, published for hoiydsy present. For sale by
deo9 r. fRfLoR'-
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

&c. &c. &c.
| Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 80 so.
Certificates OF packages of 25 Whole Tickets $40
Do do 25 Half do 60
| Do do 25 Quarter do 30
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, ...
CLASS 4, FOR I645.
To be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday. the
25th of January, 1916.
BRILLIANT PRIZES

Order, for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Pack
ages in the above splendid Lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention, and an official account of
each drawing sent Immediately after it is to all
who order fom Address
J. G. GREGORY CO., Managers,
Washington City, D. c.
Dec 2l--2aw3wd&cpif
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY,
lS45.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ARMY AND NAVY,

Mr.. MCKAY, from the Committee of Ways and
Means, reported bill making appropriation for the
support Of the army for the year ending June 80,
1876, ....
Also, bill making appropriation for the support
Of the naval service TO. the year ending June 80,
lS4e.
Which were severally read first and second time,
referred the Committee of the Whole the state
Of the Union, and ordered to be printed.
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Mr.. CALDWELL, on leave, introduced bill TO
change the time for holding the Circuit Court of the
county of Washington; and it having been read
twice he asked that il be put upon its passage; but
objection being made, the bill was referred to the
Committee for the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. McCAUSLIN presented -lindry petitions from
citizens of Pennsylvania and Ohio, praying for a
mail route from Washington, Pennsy lvaniato Cleavc-
and, Ohio, via Willsviile; which were referred to
the Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads.
Mr. CALDWELL withdrew from the files. and
resented the petition Of James Farris, of Casey
county, Kentucky, asking for pension; which was
referred to the Committee on Revolutionary PEN
SONS .s .'.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-23
From The Mou,uainccr.

ANDERSON CHI. April Id, 1S45.
Ameeting of our citizens was held this
morning, in front of,h Court House, on
the subject Of the dreadful conhagraiou al,
this place on the morning of the 9th inst.
On motion J. P. Reed, Esq, In,endant,
i,as called to o'ihe Chair, and P. S, Vandi-
yer, ESQ.,, appointed Secretary. The
Chairman explained The objects of the
meeting, after which the following Pream-
BILE and Resolutions were offered by Col.
Orr, aud unanimously adopted
Whereas, the burning of our late beau.
,iful and flourishing Village has thrown
many Of our most enlerprising citizens
ou, Of employment, and lei others nearly
destitute. And whereas. the citizens Of
our neigbboring village of AbbeviIle, act.
ing upon the principle that il is the duty OF
companies as well as individuals to assist
each other in times Of peculiar distress,
have.prompty forwarded TO our relief The
handsome sum Of one hundred and fifty
dollars, with the promise of future aid:
Therefore be it Resolved. that the citi
zens Of Abbeville Village and vicinity are
entitled. to our varmes, thanks for their
dlsinterested generosity in contributing so
literally 10 the relief Of The sufferer by the
late calamilous fire. which has laid in
ashes the very heart Of our once prosper
Gus Village.
Resolved, That we will ever cherish
with the liveliest gralitudethe recollection
of their beneyolence, SO pobly dispensed
in the mids! Of our Affections. !.
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Sheriff s Sale.

HP Y virtue of sundry Wri.s of Fier Fa.
LID cias. will proceed to sell AT Edgefeld
Court House, on the First Monday and Tues.
day Joltouing in May nert, the following prop
erty. to-wit: 80. -.....-..
William Woodberry, Indorser, vs.. Ru
dolph Carrier and Elizabeth Carter, the
tract Of land where the defendant Eliz.
abelb Carer now resides, adjoining lands
of John Wise and others.
NJ. IT. Mendenhall and others, VS.. w.
j. Williams, the tract. of land where the
defendant lives. containing twenty. FIVE
hundred acres, more or less, adjoining of
lands of Edmund Canuady and others, on
Bridge Creek. s.
Thomas Carson, VS.. Young Merchan,
and A.. L. Nicholson, the tract of land
where the defendant Young Merchan,
now lives, containing fifty acres, more or
less, adjoining lands Of q. S. Brooks and
others.
Nathaniel Burton, VS.. Daniel Posey,
The tract of land where. the defendant
lives, adjoining lands Of Derrick Holsem-
bake aud others.
Terms, cash. = =.
II. BOULWARE, S. E. 3.
April 10 e4l IL
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AUGUSTA, April IL.

AUGUSTA, April II.
Cotton-Since our last review of this market,
not much activity has prevailed, owing chiefly
to the daily expectation oil later advices from
Europe, and 10 the dullness of the seaboard
markets. 1t is probable, tina, in this paper, we
will be enable to give the European adrices,
which must have some influence in settling pri-
ces for the remainder of the season. The
sales in this market since Thursday, have been
moderate, buyers and sellers keeping back,
though the latter had, in order 10 effect sales, to
submit in some instances to decline of about
5of cent. The principcl sales effected were
made at S 10 81 cents. We will quote extremes
d To 81 cents, the latter figure, however, for
good article in Square bales. The receipts are
becoming light and but few bales are coming
in by wagons
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Cu.Rrrsroy 6nr;l1c

ShARLESlOF, Il pTIl 10.
Cetton-Our report Of the 18th inst. lefr,the
Upland market in rather an excited state, and
it will be recollecled, with an upward tendency
in prices; and throughout Salurd: y last prices
were equally as bonyant as at the close of the
previous week, but on Monday the market was
rather languid, inasmuch as offers had, Oh that
day. been accepted by many, which had prev-
ously been refused, and on Tuesday business
was almost brought to stand in consequence
of the inability Of dealers to come to terms;
since that time, however, there has been more
or less doing from day TO day, and although pri-
ces have frequently turned in favor of the pur.
chaser we have no decided change to record,
and think that it is to be attributed solely to the
partial withdrawal of buyers. to await the re.
suit oil advices from the other side, which
checked the demand for the article. The re
ceipts of the week are III 1927 bales, and the
sales in the same time foot up 1869 bat from 5
to 7cents
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CFrom Tie N. o. Bee. 11M inst.]
FROM MEYTCD

BY the arrival of the Water Witch. we are
put in possession of papers from The Capital 10
the 22d ult., and f:om Vera Cruz, to a still later
! date. Though We have quite large batch of
public journals before US, n pretty careful in
spection of them adds but little to our knowl-
edge of affairs in Mexico. The country seems
tranquil under the new administration, at least
we should conclude rs much from the tone Of
the press. Of Santa Anna the papers say a
good deal but nothing definite. He had not
been tried al the last accounts-that is no abso.
lutte judgment had been pronounced upon him.
His written defence had been sent before the
Grand Jury and is freely commented upon by
the journals 1, is spoken Of as insoleni in
its tone. and bold and hardy in lis Defiance
On the 3d March, Santa Anna addressed Il note
TO the minister Of war and marine. Don Pedro
Garcia Conde. In this massive he justi6es his
efforts 10 secure his private fortune, and com.
plains bitterly of the interception and breaking
open OF his letters to his agents. The language
OF his note IS extremely haughty-rather that of
dictator than prisoner. Commenting upon
it, the Siglio Xix observes that it is in such
| striking contrast to the humble tone of his pre.
vious letters, as to warrant the belief that San
to Anna expects to be restored to liberty and
power, by a new revolution. The ultimate
safety of the fallen tyrant is more than hin,ed
at. for the same paper Of later date alluding to
alluding to the letter in question. and Ia its in
solent tone remarks that if Santa Anna were
moi perfectly certain that neither the Govern
nent nor SupIeme Court will place his.person
in the slightest danger, he would renew the dis.
gusting and cowhrdIy scenes which occurred
when captured al San Jacinto.
On the 24th Feb. the Grand Jury and both
branches of Congress presented forruaI articles
of accusation against Santa Anna. It's anex.
ceedingly prolix document. examining and an.
alysing the conduct of the Ex- President at great
leugth and with elaborate care. 1t concludes
by declaring that there is full ground for pro.
ceeding against him.
A joint Commission of the two Houses was
appointed to examine and reply TO the request
of Santa Anna to be permitted to leave the Re.
public, and to be allowed 10 abdicate the Presi.
dency. The majority of the Commission re.
fuse both requests in direct and positive terms.
separate report was submitted by the minori.
,y, nwhich they contend not only was it mex
pedient to grarl the prayer of Santa Anna, but
that they had no constitutional right to examine
the question.
The Generals and Chiefs who accompanied
Santa Anna in his last struggle against the
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Hlaarch26
NEW GOODS
II THE CHEAP CASH STORE

(OPPoslrE-MR. GooDMAN's HoTEL.)
YHNHE Subscriber has inst returned with
81 new. fashionable and well selected stock
of Goods, consisting in part of
Muslins, Of various kinds:
Calicoes from 64 TO IS cents per yard
Domestics, Of all descrlptionsi
Ladies Gentlemens' and Children Shnes;;,
While and Black Satin Shoes, al 50 cents
per pair; -
Bonnets; Gentlemens' and Boys', White
Black, Leghorn and Palmetto Hats.
Cutlery, CrOekery. Groceries, Medicines, &c, 81.
-. A full assortmentnf
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Fox LADIES WEAR, new and fashionable
style Of Head Ornaments, Hairpins.
Bracelets Fancy Combs and Neckld-
-. Geo.. ~. 80
Thankful for tha, liberal patronage which
has been bestowed on him, he would respect.
fully inform. his friends and customers, and the
public generally, tina, he will always endeayoT
to sell as iO,o for Cash as can be purchased in
any City: -. = -. :. :.
Please esll, see, examine and satisfy your.
's"s', j. COIN.
April9 IF IL
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yGovernmnn,, have been ordered to Pueblu, 10

Government, have been ordered 10 fueDia' 70
be tried there.
From the Picayurc. y.
The Mexican Government had reeel.
we'd intelligence of The passage Of the An,
nexa,on resolutions by both Houses OF
Congress, but they had no official notice
that President Tyler had given his as.
sent to them. However, they entertained
lir,le doubt of their receiving his appro-
val. Our files from lhe capital are not 80
late as due, but we infer that the Govern.
ment was really in possession Of the latest
intelligence. and that the departure of the
British vessel Of war for Galveston was
consequent upon The information.
On the 2lst of March, the Chamber OF
Deputies took into consideration this sub.
iect oe The Annexation of Texas. Resolu.
lions were Introduced. and warmly sup.
ported. for declaring the provisions of the
Treaty of 1881 (ratifed in 1882 at an
end for closing the ports of Mexico against
all vessels of The United States, and pro.
hibiine the introduction of our manufac.
lures and. finally, that no proposition from
our Goverpment for the restoration Of
friedly relations should be listened to, save
upon The condition that The United States
should renounce altogether the plan Of an
nexalion.
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PLAN AND On1Ecr.

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der The editorial conduct Of Rev. II. w.
Haynes.
PLAN AND OBJECT.
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order--its ordinances--ils union-ils gen.
ius-its laws-ts spiril--ils morals--its
doctrine, as understood and maintained by
Baplists, will claim primary attention in
the original articles Of tie Carolina Baptist.
Our aim will be 10 deyelope, first, the
christian, and secondly, the Baptist, and
neither 10 merge the christian in the Bap-
list, nor 10 be less christian because Bap-
tist, in our editorial bearing. Digniied
christian courtesy TO all men and towards
all denominations OF christians will be
studiousy maintained, while manly,
frank and Independent avowal of our cher
ished views Of revealed truth will be no
less marked The golden mein hetwist
bigotry and latitudinarianism will be our
aim. The Carolina Baptist will, as far as
its size, form and period of Issues will ad-
init, be Baptist Family Newspaper and
Library of Useful knowledge to parents,
children, farmers. ministers, deacons and
churches, as well as other classes of our
readers. ITS plan and Objects to propa.
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Anril 1S -1945.