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MACHINE FOR OPENING OYSTERS.

MACHINE FOR OPENING OYSTERS.
The editor Of the New.York Evening
Post, now travelling in Europe, says. tina.
tho old fashioned way Of ropPlng tho shell
Of an oyster, forcing knife into the body
ofthc unfortunate animal, ond fetching him
to light 9Th i" How many sir 7" has been
reuperseded 10 Paris by machine. :" Mr..
1DQden, with his ecaiiieres, reforms the
PARTIES altogether. Tho oyster is laid
t-so gently in groove-ihe screw is
NED once twice--ie poiia-,he uncon.
ous oyster 10 before you blinded by tho
2, wilhou, gaping wound. There is
fies Of raps to warn tho oyster Of his
-no portion Of the castle is breach.
tho VICE 10 turned, the valves fly
q. blinded and bcwildered, the
u consigned TO tickle your pa.
hissyiug agonies.
~ dow like the toO,hache' De-
~ tuIs
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paper in favor Of anuc nation 10 the
United States which was recently circulat
cd OF Montrenl, obtained the signatures Of
three Hundred Influential citizens in q few
hours.
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IT, Notice.

n OST, Note of hand on James Robinson for
IL One liundred and Seventeen Dollars and
Fifty Cents, drawn payable to Jas. w. Osborne,
given in lS4S aud due January, is49, with a ere
dit of S25, dated either in Jane or July, lS49 -
All persons are forewarned Ing for said Note,
and the maker is notified to pay it 10 no one but
myself.
BENZ. MORROW.
Oct 81 $40 49tf
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ANOTHER FLARE ur WITH OUR

"F0RElCS RELATlONs"
The Bosionlans are amusing themselves
hugely with little misunderstanding that
happened on Tuesday las, between one Of
Inc officers Of the customs aud the captain
Of q British vessel arrived ia that harbor.
la pursuance Of the legitimate duties Of his
oIlice, the egcui Of Uncle Sam was pro.
ceeding to board The hip, bu, was soon
obliged 10 desis', the skipper threatening
TO shoot the Yankee "puke rose" II he
came on board. The officer Of the Gus.
toms immediately communicated the CIR.
cuiDslaace 10 The Collector Of the port,
Who at once Invested Captain Sturges. OF
the revenue service, With plenary power TO
net IN the premises. ia the course of on
lnur OF two the Engihman was brought
TO his senses. hi. vessel being ordered to
Ice TO under the guns Of The cutter Hamil.
! inn- q mandate With which necessity com.
PEELED HIM 10 comply. The bellicose Brit.
ishcr mex, day ed',es4a,) was brought
up before the United States Couniss ioner,
and nu'cicd in the sum Of fifty dollars. for
his refractory conduct.
We respectfully commend this case TO
the careful keeping OF the Union o, Wash.
ington and The Penns, 'vsnIsn al PhilAdel.
ph;s. |, ~i.l be $ material addition TO the
very amusing collection Of " blunders"
ihese de'ectable prints are forever telling
US Gen. Taylo has committed in the man
agcment Of foreign relations" Having
worn Pous.in, tho Mosquito King, and the
case Of Roy hrsadbsre, this new " out
rags" IN Boston barber ju.' comes 10 lIme
To furnish fresh eris, for The mlll.-N. J,
ErPrea.
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CAROLINA INN,
es,lIa
CHARLOTTE, ": e.

rHNIiE above establishment, situated TN Main
u Street, third lot North Of the Public Square.
10 tho town Of Charlotte. has been constantly KEEP,
open BY the present Proprietor, from the list OF
January le4U TO the prescn, time, for the sccom-
mediation Of the Puhic. and will continue to be
Kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment, has been enlarged and i'm.
proved 10 q very co; siderable eIten, within the
last two ycafs-ihe entire building is in complete
repair aud is so constructed that all the rooms
nave abundant light and can be ventilated at plea
sure.
Tho Stables are not IN erior 10 any belonging
To any similar Establishment m Western Nor h
Carolina; and care will be taken tina, they ahsll
always be supplied with abundance If good grain
and pruyrrd and attended By faithful and eSpe.
/ euccd Hca.trs.
The Subscriber will use every rSer,ion 10 give
satisfaction TO all who may rstronlre his lfouse,
aud hcsiia,es no, 10 ssy that from len years ex.
leficncc he will he able 10 keep up nc aeeommo-
dalton At the Carolina Inn, in a style not sufpass.
I'd by gpy Public House in the interior county
aud he takes this Opportunity 10 return his cor.
dial respects 10 generous Public for pas, iavors
aud respectfully solIclts continuance OF their
patronage and confidence.
DRUNERS can, nj all times. he supplied with
couyeaion, and well enclosed lots, free oil charge,
and furnished with grain a, low price,.
IL The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart ui weekly.
JENNINGS b. KERR.
Oct. Is, lSIl. 5ltf
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Carriage Hardware, Trimmings, &c

EFT TEE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ANVIL,
COLUNBI4, S. c.
TEIiiE Subscribers have inst received from the
4 manufactcry complete assortment of Car
riage Hardware, Trimmings, &c, consisting in
part as follows, VIZ:
Springs, Axes, Pipe Boxes, Stump J.nta,
Oval Iron, English Tire Iron, Brass and Japanned
Knobs,
Lace Tacks, Chain Nails, Coach Handles, Brass
Bands, &c.
Top, Flap, Dash and Step Leather, great variety
Oil Carpet, India Rubber Cloth, Tufts and Tas-
Silk and Worsicd Laces and Frinses, a 1aT>S as.
sertment.
| Carriage Varnish, Coach Body va5ni,b Japan,
&c, &c.
D"CarrIage Makers will do well to examine
our Stock. as Offering them at lower pr.
ces, than they can be purchased in Charleston.
FISHER & AGNEW.
Columbia, Sept. Is, ls49. at
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FOLLOW ING RATES OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading Writing, and the five -
primary rules Of Arithmetic, per session
Arithmetic completed, Geog taphy. English se
Grammar Rhetoric and Logic, per ssss. W.
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Sur sS
veying, Algebra, &c, per session.
Greek and Latin Languages, per session, SIC
The Academical Year Will be divided INTO two
sessions, FIVE months each the first, commencing
on the LIST Monday in January, and the second on
the first Monday in June.
II Good Boarding can be obtained in the
ncghborhood at Sc per month.
Il, VI. KIRKPATRICK.
FtS. 90, 1919. lStf
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Printing Types.

A RE now sold a, Brnre's New York Type
"A Foundry, al the following very Low prices,
for approved six months notes:
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HON. ISAAC LllLL.

In Ausns, last. the 81 Comptroller Of
the Treasury examined the accounts OF
ihc honorable Isaac Hill. late Pension A.
gen, al Concord, New Hampshire. which
examination proved lha, honorable gen.
Ileman to be defaul,cr in the sum Of
$4,000. Tho 81 Auditor was ,hcreupon
Instructed TO demand OF he honorable Mr..
lidl immediate pa, ment OF the amount,
and in case Of refusal, 10 furnish trans.
GRIP, of his account for suit. The honor
able Mr.. Hill did moi pay nor has sui, been
commenced. Why Because a prema-
iurc exposure Of this default Of SO honor.
able and distinguished leader of the I'm.
terrified democracy. nigh. have affected
the elections. But the present admins.
traiion will SEQ that the matter is attend.
cd to- Wilmington Com.
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d Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby iorewarncd from tr,-
"A ding for note OF baud against me, paya,
BILE 10 William Black, for sixty dollars dated IN the
year ls4l, which note is now in tho hands of the
Guardians Of the said Back. | will not pay the
note as it was irauduenl, obtained.
ROBERT DICKSON.
Mecklenburg city, Sept. Is 1919. t4s
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L1D3la
In ,hi, p'acc. on tho 18th instant. Mrs. SA.
Raj TAYLOR. aged 80 Year,.
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CHALLENGE FOR A RACE ACROSS
THE ATLANTIC.

CHALLENGE FOR A RACE ACROSS
THE ATLANTIC.
A New York letter, to the Philadelphia
iaqrirer, says:
"The extraordinary quick passage made
by tho new steamship Ohio, between this
city and Charleston. occupying only about
sixty hours, and tina, under the disadvan
,age OF now engine AID foul bottom, has
induced one Of the proprictors Of tho llne,
Mr.. George Law, to offer challenge TO
any steamer in the wolld to make trip
from this city 10 Liverpool, for wager
Of $4,000 side. ! should not be sur.
prised il the challenge is accepted, and Il
%, the excitement will be unprecedented,
especially il accepted by one Of the British
steamers"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-20
Our Berlin Correspondence.
The State Of Sdgs Ra,sed-7M End Of BayOnets-
The Politics Of Prussia, &c. &c.

DkhLiN, July Oh, ioS.
The State Of Sdgs Ra,sd-7hs End Of BayOnsts-
The Potifics If Prussia, &c. &c.
The military regime in this city has terminated.
According to a ministerial decree issued two days
ago, the state Of siege in the capital Is raised We
are no longer ulder martial law, and the authority
Of civil law has sgaIn been restored. The change.
however. conssts merely in slight relaxation Of
the severity Of military government for in reality
we are still under the rule Of the bayonet The
military forces stationed here are not to be lessen
ed, and can be called into requsiuon whenever
deemed necessary. Nor are the strict regulations
which existed under the state Of sege in regard to
the press, public meetings and the inqusition, ex-
ercistd against strangers, put out Of force
An oider issued since by the President Of the
Police, PROHIBITS the wearing OF red cock.
AIDES, ribbons, and other emblems of the re-
public, under the same penalty when existed for.
merry. All OF the cid leavsn remains, though we
ale TO nave new regime In a political point ~
view, however, the suspension Of the state Of
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PROGRAMME OF DANCING.
urcARIscHER hARca--sy euNo'L,
Sebn<fd<r,s Orehrsfra

Hon. Berry Clay, Kentucky.
Hon. Johs slideli. LouisiAsA.
Ben. Chas. Livingston. n. r.,
Hen Geo. n. kichs dsob. Nd.
Hen. John Van Buren,. NY.
n on. Jss. n. Clay. Kentucky,
W. N Mercer, Mississippi.
Jcsis h Randall, Pennsyivanis,
Hssry A. Cot, New York,
Jsseph Aston, 4. Caroiina,
II. n Duncan, Mississippi.
q. Smith. Illinois
II. Tinsley, Rhode Island,
Col. q. "a. Talcott. U. :. A.,
W. T. KING. Alabama,
Hugh r. Diskey. lllincis,
kdmund Schermerhorn. NY,
B.W. Ingtrtoii. Philade phis,
Maj. 8. hsmilton, U.SA.,
u. J. pringlr. =. Carolina,
Isaac n. Wright, FLORIDA,
John Y. Purdy. New York,
Auguste Belmont. do.
COZ r. y. Temple, U. 5. A,
g. W. Clifton, Louisiana,
u. Stephenson, New \ orb.
Hss. David Graham. do,
Col. y. p. Deacon, Mass
Reuben withers, Hev York,
". $. Miller. e.,
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Vim. u. Jones. New York,
Hon. Jas. Monroe, do,
Gen. J I. Cooper, Albany,
Bay Miliigan. Louisiana,
Robt. W. James, New York,
kissrd v. Bell, Alabama.
W. 5. wetmore, Ne~ YORK,
John y. ian IS, do,
seo. N. Miller, do,
VIM. Urquhsrt. Louisisna.
Woodbury. Langdon, N. fork.
y. l.. Wsdael, de-,
Dr.. O. y. Bedford, do,
Frsncis sargss. Mississippi,
hugugtns Montgomery. La,
Wilson Eyre. Philsdelphis,
Smith r. Van Buren,, N. ",
.. q. Chad~ick. = Csrelins,
Washington kei N, Philsdel.,
rdwund Didier. Maryland,
W. =. Drayteu, v. 3. ~,
Jacob Y. Giraud, New York.
W. W. Fisher. Pennsylvania,
John A. stevens, New YORK.
y. y. Ward. Savannah,
W. =. Pierce, Maine.
Il. w. Lake. New York,
.. n To sell, Baltimor.
W. II. Gatchell. do,
@. Carrie Duacsn, Louisiana
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Some members Of this beard Of managers never
sumsd the responsibilities VI the Office ana In fact
large number Of them wthdr.~ any active psrti
cipaton and appointed sixteen directors Who to
have exclusive charge Of thu ball The directors
Joseph Ais,on, &C, Woodbury. Lsngaon, N. york,
James u. Clay, Kentucky. w. Clifton. Louisiana,
Geo. n. Richardson, Nd. l. N. Wright, New York.
DR.. Bedford. New YORK, r. n. Belt Aisbama
Robert W. James. do Augurte Belmont, New York.
II. p. Duncan. Mississippi, John " James, do.
surs,s do, w.ass., 60.
Fioos COMMITTEES.
" surget J. u. lanes Wilson ryre,
Auguste Belment, v. u. wssdeii, n. Wright
q. r. Richsrdsop, q. W Clia,os, r. n Bell,
David Graham, DIR. Bedford, Gen. J. 7. Cooper.
MUSIC
r. ". James, Up. March, woodbury. Lanrdon.
The following we're the rules adopted by the active
managers for the government OF the ball -
let Tickets Of admission for geutlensu, with or
without ladies may be procured Of the directors SO
"a. No person admitted without costume. except
heads OF families entering With their children wards
In costume, or gentlemen upon the payment Of SIS.
sd. Masks Of every description excluded
4th. Managers will be d.rigusted by blue badge.
9th. Entree and dancing to commence at O'Clock;
supper at IL O'Clock.
The tickets we're ready for distribution on wednes-
day morning. and TO be- had on application 20
either Of the Directors. at their room mo Restau
rant budingl every dsy between the hours OF IL and
q aud on the dag of the bali frum 2to6P NJ
Having said 90 much pr-limiosry. We nos procesd
TO give the and costumes ~ macy OF those vho
appeared 10 enjoy The evenings amusement so much
In publishing these the usual course will be
adopted In giving them In alphabetical order IL viii
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To the Public.

The mineral lands included it the foregoing proclama
ton chiefly situated between Lake superior ana the
Montreal river Isle Royale in the northern peuin
sula Of Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhausess mines Of copper and other ores onnd
therein. 4
considerable number Of those mines have already been
discovered in the trap ranges, within few miles OF Lake
SUPERIOR and from the geological character OF the con.
try and the explorations already made cannot be doubt
ed that others equally u not valuable, VIII be iound
throughout this whole mineral region
In some Of The mines worked copper found almost
pure and fact most ofthe native copper and ores yield
greater per cenage than any other yet discovered in the
world Silveris also found in considerable quantities,
All the necessary materials for the construction o. r
naces and fuel for smelling are found ~ abundance In hr
immediate neighbnrhood Of the mineral
The climate in The winter though cold, does moi inter
r,pt the operations Of the mines lin ac that season Is
considered the most favorable for their operations
The proximity Of these mineral lands 10 The shore Of lake
Superior on which several safe and excellent harbors
and the communication therefom by the SAUL Ste
Transporting the products Of these lands to the principal
markets Of the United States at very trding cost
II likewise appears from the reports 10 THIS ONCE mai
the agricultural lands Of fair quality, producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grsss y abundance and,
grain CROPS also and for all these products, fair price
and good market will he found at the mines.
Timber--sueh white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch &c u.s. in many places, very abundant and
by lis thrifty growth gives evidence Of the richness Of the
soil
able Information relating thereto derived from the yeolog
cal survey &c which cannot be embraced IN this hrei
notice will be prepared aud deposited In the land office NJ
the Sault Ste MARIE or Inspection az early as practicable
before the commencement Of the public sales
Commissioner ofhe General Land Office.
O I~xrl Tt-
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o. BRONSON,
y. w. FAIRFIELD,
H. q. LUDLOW,
l.. +, WALDO.
oet. slh, laas.

Extracts from an Address delivered by Rcrs Philip e. MI
<5eer M d. 10 me Students of hs PouFhksepsie Cole.
Tafe .Schoo at the close Of eir annual examination.
YoUNa GSNrIEMRN:
The exercises ihathaye taken place In your examina!on
have thoroughly tested aainmtnts and have AFFORD
81 ,,s satisfactory evidence that the means employed Tor
yonr nscton have not failed Of good measure Of s,c.
cess. ~ s8 IN. ~,
fcsncy yo, have generally made In the useful and orra
mental branches ~ educaon which have been hr objects
Of your rrsu; for distinguished facilities avail TO pro
dice proroonafe resls the improvement you have tx
limited was 10 have been expected
Having alluded the advantages you have enjoyed y
my wish 10 be distinctly understood as considering them
vary great and special And This may assert, without
fear II being suspected ri attempt at eftappropath
since hear relation whasver,o you as literary IN
strctor Veto some considerable time past having
SO N regard 10 the Institution which you belong
asto have had full opportunity ofcosey investigating "
educ atonal system both 10 It's theory ana pracuee
feel free 10 aiirm that in all the particulars 10 which ex
celenry may be predicaied, Of an academica course
have never known any superior and N many resrse,
equal that adopted and carried out IN the Pog
keeprie Collegiate Institute,
Hrar are presented you the facilities for laying
solid and extensive basis q an useful and polished ea"es
you have instructors Of distinguished ability ~
the various departments Of classical literature mahema
cal srence commercial knowledge foreign languages and
the ornamental branches Of music drawing and painting
mnrs0--df tss Nttf ffua
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ny THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

TN pursuance Of law, /. JAMES x. POLK, President Of
the United States Of America do hereby declare and
mentioned land Offices in the State OF ARKANSAS at the
periods hereinafter designated, TO wit:
Al the land Office at Helena, commencing on Monday, the
fourth day Of Tune next for the disposal Of the public lands
North offhc base line and east Of the nm principal
meridian.
Sections hlrteen twenty three twenty four and twenty
five, east Of the 81 Francis RIVER IN township 'ree' u
range four.
Township nine Of range seven.
South or the base line, and iresf Of the nth principal
meridian.
Township four and part Of island In sections thirty
two and hiry.three In township thirteen, Of range one
Al the land Office at Washington commencing on Mon
day the eighteenth day Of June next for the disposal Of The
public lands situated within the undermenoied township
viz:
.so,h Of the base line and irest Of the h principal
meridian.
Township four Of range nineteen
Al the land office Champagnolc, commencing on Mon
day the fourth dry Of June next for the disposal Of the pub
lie lands situated within the aforementioned townships
viz:
South Qfthe base line, and toesf Of the mn principal
meridian.
Tovsnshils eleven and fourteen Of range seventeen
Township eleven, Of range eighteen 49,
lands appropriated by aw ior ,ne ass Q, sGnoo,s
The Offering Of the above mentioned lands VIII % com
ed on the days appointed and proceed In the order IN
which they are advertised WIN a M ~ .aiss ,s
until the whole shall have beth onefeu eh" "e s's "s
closed, - !, ..A, "a
ne private entry Of any Of the ianns VIII DC hoe" "
Given under nv hand al the city Of washington, ih.
day OF February ammo domini one thousand
e'sh' hanare' anu ''''' "'' JAMES X POLK.
BY The President
RIcHARp NJ. Yousa,
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THE NATIONAL WING,

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TO INvENToRs AND PATENTEEs.

AGENCY roR osTAiSr'a PATENTS roR NEW IHvES-
TIoSs AT wAsHiSdToN.
yIT p ELLIOT formerly Of the Patent once, Informs
his former clients aud others that his Office may siil
be found at The same where has been located Tor
the last thirty years directly opposite the paen Office
he ia prearri 10 execute with his accustomed accuracy
and any business in the line fills profession
such as furnishing Information respecting the originality
and patentsby ofinyenons papers aud draw
inrs for applications for patents, caveats, &c.
o those unac auented with lin, he refers TO the follow
Ing testimonial ol the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, sts Com.
' Patent Office, Feb, rs, 1912.
Mr. William P Elliot, who has been formerly employed
In the patent Office Draughsman, DC. having esfab.
ljshed Patent Agency In the city sf Washington take
great pleasure In Recommending him gentleman wor
INV or confidence and being partic ularly qualified 10
take charge o( any business requiring knowledge OF me
chanca science the progress OF the arts anil patent i'm
nynvemeuts Mr. Elliot II also well acquainted with the
practice OF this office HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
- ''7 Commissioner Of Patents
w p Elliot 10 also the author Of the plan Of the
Patent Once building .}Et