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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. e. GREEN,
attorneys and Counsel Lusc.

Once on + street, near the Treasury Department.
MILL give prompt attention to claims before any of the
w departments of the government before Congress,
and also to cases in the Of the District and in the
preme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov 1S--tf " " :.
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H. +. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON
Late OF the Asor House OfPavion, Rockaway.
EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON Il CRANSTON,
ProprietOrs.
Coaches will be in readiness the depots and landings to
convey passengers, tree of charge, to the house.
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INOR SALE.-lntendng to remove west, wish to dis
pose of my vcsy valuable property situated street.
few doors from the War Departments part of which is
occupied present by Commodore Bolton, a private
residence the other part adjoining present occupied by
myself residences grocery stoe and butter depo the
butter is of the best in the city, and in good
neghborood for retaing butter and groceries Also lot
and Improvements 18th
Any person persons wishing purchase, will please
call Mr.. Stanislaus Murray, myself The property
will be shown by at any time
Ap 2-law3w AQUILLA RICKETTS, "A
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MADAME A. BENEDICT, of New York, respectfully
tI informs the Indies OF Washington and its vicinity that
she has just arrived with splendid of Paris
millinery, which has arrived by the Argo She has large
assortment OF anchons, caps undersleeves, manllas in
silk and Others of the newest styles, and dresses of differ
ent styles Also, variety of suitable articles for mourning
The opening of the goods will take place O'Clock
Friday, the 9th April.
The store Is Pennsylvania avenue, doors OF
81. Charles Hotel. April S-eod1WN
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CTANDARD Authors, reprinted-Fme paper and large
- type, in large twelve mo- volumes Just imported from
London by f. TAYLOR
Memoirs of Count Grammont and the Court of Charles
the Second by Anthony Count Iamilton-I volume ST. 25
Schler's History of the Thirty Years War; Schiers His
tory of the Revolt OF the Netherlands and other historical
works of that author-2 volumes, SO So
Life Of Lorenzo de Medic by Roscoe-l volume, 81 25
SchelegePs Philosophy of Hsory-1 volume, ST. 2j
Schoolgirls Course of Lectures Dramatic Art and Lit
eraturc-I volume, 81 25.
Lille and Pontifcaie Of Pope Leo the TENTH by Roscoe
Volumes ~ so.
Mgnets History of French Revolution, 1889 lsl4
volume, 81 rs,
Beckmans History of Inventions Discoveries and ORR
gns-2 volumes, 50 co. April 2.
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Children's black bronzcd, and light coored boots bu
and ankle ties OF every description
Together with every article usually kept in wel-reaua
ted establishment, all of which win be sold reasonably b.
April Il--eodIw ANDREW COYI,E ~ SON
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The s an,ise cs s'Ss Of .trs Admiralty
The United States of America, The schooner Robert
Wilson, her tackle, apparel &c.-Condemned as forfeited
for violation OF the provisions Of several nets of Congress
iorbidding the slave trade.
TN pursuance OF ucerctaI order OF the district court
OF the United States for this district, entered this day.
notice Is hereby given, hat all persons having claims
against the said schooner Robert Wilson, captors or
their agents. do in and file their proofs Of claims and
their powers with the undersigned, the register Of the
said court, or before the first day OF July next.
ss- .tl tl4{f{s3 H. Y. GRAY, Dist. Clerk
AT Chnrleston April Is. IS47.-April 2l-IawlOw
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THO THE PUBLIC.-We have in about 300 pack
ages of goods comprising the largest and most com
peie and scasonable offered in this city,
consisting, in part, ms follows, viz
Gcnilemen's dress boots, sewed and pegged Morocco
and calf, every quality and price
Centlemens Morocco and calf bootces scwed and peg
ged light and stout
Gardeners calf Napoleon shoes, new article
Do patent leather shoes, three styles very extra
DO cloth and lasting bootees aud CATERS, very best
Do black and drab detached gaiters. new
Boys and youths bootees md pumps, every variety
Ladies' black, bronzed, and light CATERS and half
CATERS
Ladies' black, bronzed, and light buskns beautiful
DO do do do slippers do
Misses do do do CATERS thick and thin
soled
Do do do do buskins
DO do do do slippers
Childrens black, bronzed, and light coored boots busk
and ankle ties OF every description
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The IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS" (sugar-coaed
certainly doing much good in the whole country
highly esteemed, if one-half is that people write
and say about them They easy in their operation
that all like Them The editor of the Northern State Jour
Malone of the largest and best papers the State of New
York writes follows.
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Ero,,, tbs R1,,e Jye,,,s fb;rts,, mi,

,
We call the attention OF readers to the certificate
Rev. s. Williams, pastor of First Baptist Church, Pttsbug
in relation DIR. Smiths pills. Wecan ourselves bear
tmony to the excellence of these pills. of us having
used them and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State of Delaware.
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LEWIS JOHNSON, Treasurer.
April 19--eolw
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OFFICIAL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
February rs, 1917.

Posr OFFICE UEPARTMENT,
February rs, isi7.
TN the la instructions issued from this department upor
the subject of distribution OF mails twas required OF tn
Office OF New Orleans, and all offices and north ot
send mail matter for tho counties of Bowie Fannn, Har
SON Lamar Nacogdoches, Rusk Red river, Sabine, Sal
Augustine and Shelby in Texas, to the distributing Office
Nachtoches louisiana to be there remailed and forward
ed to the places addressed. Since then, many new coun
ties have been established in Texas, and the counties
Angelina Cherokee, Cas Gayson, Hopkins, Hunt Jasper
Marshan Newton, Pamela, Smith, Titus, Tyler and Up
hur to be added to the list for which Natchtoches
fhs distributing Office. The post offices and north
New Orleans, as well that Office, will mail matter 10
offices in all Of the above-named counties to said distrbu
inv Office of Natchi,oches for distribution and for Office
in any other county in Texas Galveston for distribution
Feb 25-N b.
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TIME La,c.. ana Cheapest Map of Mexico. new cdl-

ton mproyed.--The subscriber has Just published
new and improved edition Of his map of Mexico, includ
Yucaan and Upper California; exhibiting The chief cite
and towns the pine pa travelling routes, No. Size % by
inches Six copies of this map, in sheets folded for thu
pocket will be forwarded by mail for one dollar The post
age will exceed 2 cents per 70 any part OF the Uni
ted States. s. AUGUSTUS MIICtELL
Map establishment northeast of Market and Sew
onth srocts phil,delnbia Feb lg-lIcp+
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nR. REzIN EsTEP hnving 1yithdlrayvn from
JOHN BRANNON, Attorney Mt LAW,
Weston, Leuis county, Virginia,

WILL practice in the superior and inferior conrs OF the
w counties Of Lewis, Braxon elmer, and Harrison.
Rainy thoroughly conversant with the heoty, and having
been extensively engaged in the practice OF surveying
viii be plea ed attend any business in that line He
will also act land agent.
REFERENCES
His Excelency VIM Smith, Governor of Virginia; Hon
James Mason, Senate Of the United St,tes Hon Henry
Bednper House OF Representatives Jamss H. Piper esq.
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office, Washing
ton CITY; w. G. Singleton A. s. TIdbl and John Bruce
e,as Barton Sc Williams, and Jos. H. Sherrard Wnches
ter Virginia Feb 25-10tcp*
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OVERLAND Mail % OreRon.-The undersigned vii
~ leave Washington immediately the adjournment o
Congress- and ependence Missouri, the LIST ofApr To-
Astoria, Oregon Preparation is made 10 carry out nrg
OF letters which must be post paid to Independence
Missouri Nodocunent will be taken, except of much i'm
portance Win editors generally give notice Of the aci
with the settlers Oregonl The mail vii
arrive in Oregon the LIST of June. 3. M. sHlVELY.
Feb 23
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We understand the speeches in the Senate to-day, on
the Irish relief bill particularly of Messrs Crittenden and
Cass, were OF the first order The heart flowed at once
to the tongue We trust reporters have done their
duty upon this occasion Wewant preserve their pre-
cious of eloquence for the country and per.
haps for postery
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WIGS and Toupsts scaips.-To all who intend tt
w renew their obtain head OF hair nov
ia their time as the subscriber larry beyond Tues
day evening; until then he will be found at his room a.
I,rnawu,. Hotel THOMAS QUIRK,
Feb o5--3tif OF 400 Broadway, New York.
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no The Rev. Mr.. sieer Chaplain the serate, is
expected preach in the Hall Of Representatives Sab
bath next, at III o'clock. Feb g.
o. Continuation OF the Temperance Festival.-The
Daughters Of Temperance have determined continue the
festival nj Temperance Hall another week, for the benefit
Of the institution during which time they hope all tho
friends OF the viii avail themselves of the opportni
ty to assist in so laudabe enterprise.
Admission I2t cents children g. Feb 0.
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rTNHIERSs Consulate and Empars-part G. Tupper's
i new work-An authors mind; A bookfu of books"
Thirty books in one" An Essay Study by Rngel
bergus Diary and Letters of Madame DArblay, vols,
edited by her niece No Cottage and vla Architecture
by Walter and Smith. +. TAYLOR.
Feb Is
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEB. 20, Is47.
Agents for sl,e Union.

The following gentlemen authorized
agents ana 10 receive money for Subscriptions and receipi
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Mr. Calhouns speech in reply 10 Mr. Benton is IN type
and will appear in to-monow's "Union"
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Wan. a. PIERCE for Pennsylvsn
G.. Z. RUSSELL Kentucky.
1Eo. W. JOINS Mississippi.
L. II. kIsipER Arkansas
THos. f. STEVENS Georgia.
Col ~ Is. BAKER New Hampshire.
DANrRL TAeaERr New Jersey
Jos. JEwerr Rhode Island
lion. X d. JOHNSON, (of Galveston) for Texas
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DIED,

GyS st. MathcHss church.-A collection will be taken
this church Sunday morning. 18th instant for the
Suffering Ireland.
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n 0 TICE Elm EQUITY.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
The State of South Carolina,

ABBEvILLE DIsTRICT-IN EQUITY.
William McCelvy and others, vs. James
L. McCelvy and others.-BM for Par
Htion
BY virtue of al order Of the Court of Equity,
the following tracts of land described in the
proceedings of this case, will be sold, on Sale
Day in October next, at Abbeyillc G.. H., on
credit of one and two years, with interest
on the second instalment from the time the
first becomes due, except the costs, which are
10 be paid in cash: the purchasers to give
bonds and good surety, and mortgage of the
premises, to secure the purchase money--viz:
FIRSI-IHe Blair Tract, situate in
Abbevillc District, OH Little River, containing
one hundred and scventy-sevcn acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of James Connor and
others.
SECOND-TAe Cramtord Tract, stu
ate in Abbeville District, on Little River, con.
tanning two hundred and sixty -four acres,
more or less, bounded by Little River and
lands of John Mars.
THIRD-IMe Moore Tract, situate in
Abbeville District, on Little River, contain
ing two hundred and three and half acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of James Con-
nor, Herbert Darracott and others.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
Fl. A. JONES, G. E. a. D..
Com'rs Office, Sept l, le47 81 st
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East Tennessee University.

Tho next collegiate year of this Institution will
commence OH tho 18th day Of October. Tho Fa-
Guilty consists of six officers. TU1rIoN in tho Col
legiate Department is $Sl5; in tho Preparatory
and English Departments, S o per session Board
ing in the Public Hall is S .25, in private families,
$3.50 per week. The entire ANNUAL EXPENSE, in
cuding clothing and boarding in vacation, need
not, with strict economy, exceed $3.50. The To-
cality is exceedingly hcalthful, and has proved Pc
culiarly so to students fran the South. For fur
thcr information SEQ Catalogue, which may be en-
Court of this county, or DO had OIL application 10y
letter to the President of tho University
d. A. DEADERICK,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees.
Knoxville, Aug. 25 26
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DRUGS! DRUGS! DRUGS!

~ DRUG STORE in tho village of cam-A
bridge, S. c., and are receiving, from one of
the first Drug houses in Philadelphia, choice Sc
lection of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye Stuff, Window Glass, &C. &C.
to which they invite the attention of Physicians,
Planters and others, in want of such articles.
Orders thankfully received and carefully attcn-
ded to. r. G.. GRIFFIN e. co.
Cambridge, Sept. /, 1917. 274t
?, S.-Dr. R. C. GRIFFIN would respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally, that he
has permanently located at Cambridge, for the pur-
pose of practising Medicine, and may at all times
be found at his Drug Store. ready to attend to all
calls connected with the profession.
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The pretended philanthropy of the British
Government has tended only greatly to in.
crease the sutierings of her Colonies, and ut
the same time to diminish their productions.
The disastrous effect Of the new plan of
importing the East Indian Coolies as sub
stitutes for slaves, has been forciby set forth
by the last advices from Jamaica.
BY The arrival of the Arthur, Captain
Danch, at New York, files of the Kingston
Morning Journal, from July 18th to July
3oth. have been received The plan of
Coolle emigration has prove an entire fail
ure. Hundreds of thousands of pounds
have been squandered to bring 70 the Island
class of persons wholly untitled for useful
labor, and who have generally become pau
pers, thus involving the city in heavy en-
penscs. The Chairman Of the Quarter
Session at st. Thomas-in-,he- East, in his
address TO the Grand Jury. says:
"The highways and places of public re-
sort were crowded with these wretchcd
creatures in the last and wors, stage of de-
stitulon, squal.r, filth, disease and detection.
Clothing they had, for the most part, none,
and Gov >cr:ng barely sufficient 10 pay tribute
to the dcccncics Of Nature, to,aliy made
Quate 10 meet the decorums OF Society"
L Ills descrlton is j little more than the
repetition ola choicer phrase of the accounts
from all Paris Of the country.
At the same time, however, another i'm
poltaticn of three hundred is announced,
twenty-five Of whom died on the passage
twas suppo sod that the Governor would
call the Legislature together either the first
or second week lii October.
Cam, the mad fanatics, who are agita-
ting this mater in our country, take warn
ing from the failure of all these British pro-
jects, and cease their assininc brayings
aaain:t an institution, the abolition of
which would entail misery and destruction
on both master and slave2 If lessons such
as these cannot teach them the folly and
the wiclcdness of their agitation, then nei-
ther could they be convinced "though one
rose f.. m the dcad.-!Snramnah Republican.
How THEY SrAND.-Thc August cleo
tons being over, it is as we'll to sum UP
end see how the two great parties stand,
Democratic and Whig-In kentucky the
Democrats have gained one member OF
Congress. In Indiana the Wings have
: gained two-in North Carolina three, and
in Alabama one the net gain in these five
States, in members of Congress, for the
Wing patty, is therefore .Gse. II addition
the Wings have gained Governor in Ten
ncssee, a Legislative majority in the same
State, and Legislative majority in Indiana.
Charleston Ereuing iMVe1cs.
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For Sale.
A largo lot of Kentucky Bagging and Rope
WHITE s. WIER.
Abbevillc &. H., sept g. 3w
For Sale.
The State of South Caroline

The State of South Caroline.
ABBEVIILE DISTRICT.
Susannah Brooks, v. w. H. Brooks, and
others.-Partition.
By order Of the Court of Equity, will SELL a,
Abbeville Court House. on Sale Day in Sep
tember next:
FIRST-IHe Jain 4. Calhoun Tract,
situate in Abbevie District, on Calhoun's
creek, containing 335 acres, more or less
bounded by lands of A J Clinkscales, John l.
Boyd and others.
SECOND-7Hc William Henry Cal
houn Tract, situate in Abbevillc District on
Calhoun's creek, containing I:39 acres, more
or less, bounded by lands of John l. Boyd and
others.
TERMS-On credit of One and Ilco
years, except as to the costs, which arc to be
paid in cash. Purchasers will be required to
give bonds, with good security, in penalties
double the amount of the purchase money,and
pay for titles. II. A. JONES, G. F.. A. d.
! Commissioners Office, July %, lS47 % St
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8J' Although I have declined attending to
Ware House, | still continue the Commission
Business i'll this place; and have safe End con-
vcncnt storage room for GOODS to bc RECEIVED
and Forward, CorroN, Flour, BACON, &C. &c.
CorroN consigned to mc will bo stored on the
most advantageous terms, sold OH arrival, us
may be directed.
Consigmmcnts of CorroN and other PRopucE, of
MERcrANDIsE to be forwarded, and ORDERS for
tho purchase of GooDs respectfully solicited.
]. +. GRIFFIN
Hamburg, July 81, 1917. 2l-3m
The Edgcficld Advertiser will please copy.
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CITATION.

Whereas, Thos Furguson applies to me to
grant him Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Rebecca Holloway, decd. These
are, therefore, to cite the kindred and credi-
tors ofthe deceased to be and appear before
show cause why said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand this 3oth August. 1s47.
Sept 272 2t D. LESLY, Ord'ry.
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To The Public.

The undersigned would respe ctfuly announce
to Travellers and persons visiting Hamburg,
that he has taken for a term Of years, the HO-
TEL, long known as HUBBARD'S AME.
RICAN HOTEL, which it is his purpose to
keep as such House shouH be kept, and will
only promise to oil who favor him with call,
that he will do all in his power to please; and
expected as can be found at any Public House.
n careful and attentive Hostler will be
kept constantly in the Stable, and Horses
shall be attended to in way that shall give
entire satisfaction.
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
WIN. KETCHAM.
Hamburg, Aug IL 24tf
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The Daily National Whig.

Is published in the city of Washington, every
day at three o'clock, p. NJ, Sundays excer-
ted, and served to subscribers in the City, at
the Navy Yard, in Georgetown, in Aexan-
dra, and in Baltimore the same evening, at
St cents week. payable to the sole agent of
the Whig, G. l.. Gilchrest, Esqr, or his Or
der. 1t is also mailed to any part Of the Uni
ted States for 81 per annum, or 50 for
months, payable in advance.
The National Wing is what its name indi-
Gates. 1t speaks the sentiments of the Wing
party of the Union on every question Of pub.
lie policy. 1t advocates the election to the
Presidency Of Zachary Taylor, subject TO the
decision OF a Wing National Convention. 1t
makes war to the knife upon all the measures
and acts Of the Administration deemed to be
adverse to the interests of the country, and
exposes without fear or favor the corruptions
of the party in power. Its colums are open
to every man in the country. for the discus.
sion Of political or any other questions.
In addition to politics. large space in the
National Wing will be devoted to publica>
tions upon Agriculture, Mechanics, and olher
useful arts, Science in general, Law, Medi-
cine, Statistics, &c. Choice specimens of
American and Foreign Literature will also
be given, including Reviews, &c. A weekly
list Of the Patents issued by the Patent Office
will likewise be pubfshcd-the whole forming
a complete family newspaper.
The Weekly National Wing, one of the
largest newspapers in the United States, is
made up from the columns of tho Daily Ma
tional Wing. and is published every Saturday
for the low price of So per annum, payable in
advance. A double sheet Of eight pages will
be given whenever the press of matter shall
justify 1t.
The Memoirs of General Taylor, written
expressly for the National Whig, are in course
of publication. They commenced with the
wbeh ave ppned to supo 'epss es
back numbers.
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Proprietor of the National Wing.
Aug. rs, Prs. bill $2Ol 26 6m