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Boar0 ana i.ooms.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate
~ Gentleman and his Wife with Board, and elegant
Iaror with bedroom sloinne in new house with tho
modern improvements Apply at No. 80 ithav Rescr-
euces exchanged
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DURTON's -Chambers-st.-

II This ENENINII, Oct. 80, VIII be pertOTined
BECOME DULL CARE.
Old Revel...... Mr. Burton Young Reve &C. Fisher
Frank Ryland MI DyOtt Bobby ButteTcup. Thompson
Mrs Revel. .Mrs- Cook Dame Ryland Mrs. Hughes
THE TOODLES.
Toodles. Mr. Burton Farmer Acorn. Mr. Norton
Mrs Toodes. Mrs. Hughes Mary Acorn. Miss Weston
Doors open at 6k-commence att.
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NaFEW DAYS win be FURNISHED q

FEW DA1 > VIII De IDDLlo1ED
very curious and useful work, worthy the attention Of
shpmaSteTs military men, engineers, schools and private
families, entitled THE BRACHIAL TELEGRAPH-an
original method Of couversng and signazng by means OF
the human arms any and all distances even within the
fuThest range of the Telescope. By Capt r. w jerks
formerly Of Boston 40 illustrations To be had OF all Book
sellers. H. SANDERS Co, No 70 WaUen-st.
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r. NJ CONDOR, Of St Johns Lodge, No. |,
Chairman, No. SO Broadway
l.. FEvcHTwANSER, Strict Observance, No. 81

~ Regular Meeting Of the TEACHERS ASSO-
CATION OF the CITY OF W-IORk, WI be held al
Trustees Hall conner Of Grand and Eln-S,, THIS (Satur-
dsyl EVENING at O'Clock Pm. Teachers ana the pa6he
eenerally are invite 20 attend.
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DAUROAD sPEED-The AMERICAN

III RAILWAY GUIDE Tor November, Just lsslsd,
contains table Of Comparative Speed On al the prineal
Railroads of the United States together with the latest
tine tables from official sources up 20 date.
C. DINSMORE L Co. No. p Spruee-st, y. \.
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A Book for the Holidays.
CORNISH. LAMPORT d Co., No. 8 |


" place N. Y. have Just published,
FOOTPRINTS OF TRUTH, Or VOICE OF HUMAN
ITY by John Cole Hagen. illustrated with fine steel en-
cravings from original designs by Chapman Cranch, and
others Svo. NOR, full gilt, price -.
Among the poems Of high merit confined in this volume
is an aegorical one entitled The Demon Picture Gal
ley = exhibiting humanity in s its various phases, and
the triumph OF Truth Error. The work has been got
in splendid style, aud OF the finest gtbooSs of
the
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to College of Pharmacy of the City ofNew-

~ Crystal Pelaces--The ceremony Of erecting the
hrss column II the Eee being constructed Reser-
vosrsqnse tor the Exhibition Of the naustry OF All Ma
tons, viii take psce THIS DAY at NJ. BY order.
w. WHETTEN Secretary
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ERENCH BOOKS.-ACHARD-C ct
Il Chat; do. Nelly, vols GOZLAN-Le Niagara.
Observation-Disclosures des Francois. 10 vols SANDS-La
Petite Fadette do Chateau dcs Deserts MIGNET-His
TORE de Marie Stuart, vols SOUVESTREConfessio
dun Ouvrier. DUMAS-Conscience de rInnocent.
n. B.-A Catalogue can be had.
FRANCIS HORSFALL, No. 81 Broadway.
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TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE

TUX EtkJFLAH NIhNVLAIIV
., vrblished the departure Of each Mail Steamer
IyrrpooL Price o. cents copy or - year, 70 any
a Gro, Britain "a 20 the Continent postage include
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DARN1Ms AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P.
[xvALLACK's Brosdwsy-J

w W W,LL.cX, Lessee-J. w. LESTER, Stsss Man
srer-THIS EVENING, Oct. 81. will be performed
POOR COUSIN WALTER.
Philip HAsleton. Mr. Walcof Walter ..... Mr. Lester
Hele. - Miss Laura Kecne Bridget. Mrs CrameT
SPRING AND AUTUMN.
Rattle ....... Mr. Walsck Sir Simon slack Mr. Blake
Mr. R.,tle - Mrs Blake Clara. Mis- Fanny Cramer
THE HAPPY NAN.
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lust IssUED-T. b. WEIGHS MAGNL-

lust ISSUED-T. b. WEIGHS MAGNI-
- NIFlCENT PORTRAIT OF WAsHINGToN en-
graved by Pennission) from STUARTS only original Por
trait in the Athengum,. Boston
This superb Picture engraved under the supernendence
Of Thomas Suly ESD the eminent snd highly gifted artist
is the only likeness Of Washington ever published.
TESTIMONIAL FROM TIE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
CRY OF WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1892.
The Portrait Of Washington engraved npOn steel by r.
b. WEIGH Of Philadelphia from Gilbert Stuarts original
painting IN opinion the best engraved likeness OF
Washington eNiant and IN the beauty OF Us execution re-
fleets the highest credit upon the distinguished American
Vim. r. King, Alabama, W. BROOKE, Mississippi,
Lewis Cass Michigan james w Bradbury, Maine
Henry Dodge, Wisconsin, John H. Weller, Caltorma,
James Cooper Penn Charles Sumner, Mass,
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r. +. Stockton, ~ jersey, S. r. Mallory, Florida ,
To enable all TO possess this valuable Portrait u Is s2ia a.
the low price OF - per copy Published BY GEOtGE W
CHILDS Philadelphia. For sale by WIN. TERRY, No.
ll3 NGssau'st sole agent
lust PUBLISHED-THE LIFE, CHAR
~ ACTER and ACTS of JOHN THE BAPTIST snI
the Relation of his Ministry to the Christian psPens3on
BY Rev William Duncan, NJ A., Professor of the Greek
and Latin Languages and Literature III LOUISIANA UnVe-
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The above is the rs work on this subject published
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I IFE of DANIEL WEBSTER.-FOURTH
IIEDITION-DANIEL WEBSTER and HIS COTEM-
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trait. Price, 81. 90
The complete and certainly the most polished
and biography NJ Webster that hss yet been rr-n
Courier aul Enquire
The great contests which Engaged
gfaphc.ly drscrlbed lCnfinnsi Chronicle
valuable WI much Of
personal history before recorded The Ooos
prrcsd by What hHk viii generally be considered the best pub
hshed portrait OF Mr.. " ebsier Springfield Republican
The Of Mr. Webtcs early history the lii AMI beat
and referred by M Evcrett
Traveller
Just published by CHAs. SCRIBNER, It5 Nsssau-sr
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ra-NntinnnI Rnildinp and nIutuaI Loan As-

sOciatiOnOfceN No l73 Canalst PRESENT entrance Tee
So dues 50 per month shares 5000 The next regular
monthly meeting for the redemption sale Of shares Will
be held the Office of the Association No Us Csnslst on
MONDAY, Nov. 1st at 81 o'clock NJ Members are re-
queed pay their dues previous 10 the hour OF meeting
The office will be open every Tuesday evening from 20 10
O'clock JOHN w VASDEWATER, Sec Z7j Hudson-st.
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FAMILY COMMENCING HOUSE,

IN KEEPING wishes 70 purchase Furniture GOODS;
or if there family who has TO sell such, they Will hnd
a good opportunity by applying TO D. H., this othce
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To- Westminster Churcb.-TO- MORROW at 1Ol
o,soek NJ Rev JOHN LITTLE will preach in 81. Luke
Hall corner of Hudson and Grove-sts Rev. Dr. KREBS
will preach at u O'CLOCK, I. M.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No. 444
w Broadwsy.-Open EVERY EVENING. Concerts
and Ethiopian Deneations Muse surpassed and Negro
Dehnestons unequAled Doors open at q Concerts com.
mence az u o'clock. Admission . eenN-ennaIsn nA1
price. The Afternoon Concerts are disconfnaea-
THEODORE EISFIELD's CLASSICAL
Il OUARTETTE SOiREE, the frsf Of the Third sea-
son viii take place at Nibcs Saloon, on SATuhDAfi oe
So See suallbiHe
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YEIO PRINTERS-Two frst-rate JOurs and
4 A smart Bow who wishes to learn or complete the
Trade wanted into the country Inquire at the bar
OF the Irving House, from TO y this morning
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Chances for Business Glen.

A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-From IS
"A to SIC day may be mode BY any individual IN eJ OF
county with the knowlcdge OF ahghly usfai discovery IN
universal demand which will send by return mail on IN
closing to ST. postage psid directed 70 III HOLT,
Po>t-otce, Box No $50 Rochester. New-foTk. Thn v
trsrste Opportunity for Students clerks IuyaeS OF any
young man out OF business il Immediately uerscve N
any part of the United StAtes
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vTNO PARENTS.-An English Lady of high

respectability in reduced circumstance Is deslrous OF
procuring few Young children board she will devote
10 them her undyided attention, and treat them with
mothers kindness Children OF any TAKEN and compe-
tent wet and dry provided An experienced Phys
clan will attend weekly and gly examine all wet nurses
Those wishing 10 place their children where they will have
the best of care will please address immediately Mrs
b. Uniou.square Post-Ofice. Tems-psyment monthly,
in advance. Highest reference gwen # dsised
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70 Prof Bush will preach at the Stuyvesant Insti
int TOMORROW EVENING, at u O'clock and in the
MORNING at ICY o'clock, the Clinton-st. Academy,
Erooklyn. iuu above PeTrepCnt
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NEW ENGLISH RAMMAR for

ID BLISH HE'D THIS MURNING.-DIc-
l. CONERY AND EXPLORATION OF THE MlSSls-
SIPPI VALLEY with the gnal Narratives OF Marfuctte
AnoGez MembFe HeunePn and Ausstsse Dousy, BY John
GlmAry Shea with le Of the newly discovered Map
Of Marquette. / vol syo- cloth antique e..
JUST PUBLISHED
THE FOREST. By J. '. Huntington, suthoE OF LAZY
Alice Absn." &c. Emo, cloth 81 =.
II COMPARATIVE PHYsIOGSOMY BY James w.
Redfeld MD, with $50 Illustrators Syo- cloth -
Ill ANCIENT EGYPT, UNDER THE PHARAOhs.
Nv Johu Keurick 9 vols. Emo, cloth, g 81.
J. $ REDFIELD, Nos 10 and III Nassaust
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900 advance on goods in
w hand and on Ale About 60 DER cent Of the selling
price wanted Sales snei, competition Addses b.
Boz No. e3e PostOnce.
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DOARD-No $50 East l5th-st. Rooms for
ID families and single gentlemen. House bow, with AL
the modern improvements.
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DOARD in BROOKLYN.-A handsome SUITE
ID Of Rooms to Let nnfuni.hsd With Board 49,
tleman and Wife, in private isini'y ss W;,ic.sSSv
bic. Apply at No. TX Dume'o~7
and Fultonev.
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WANTED-At No ia Nassau-st., Book
W keepers. Statesmen School Teachers Men on Steam
err. and Railroads and Farms Boys 20 learn Trades and In
Saloons Girls as Cooks, Chambernads, &c.
THOS SPHINX, Agent.
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WANTED in a LADIES' SCHOOL,
w young Lady teach two hour daily juvenile Ens
hsh class; abe be thorough Enshsh scaoisz .nd
70 Messrs. MILLER, No. Gas Broadway.
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MARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

11 ING-This and beautiful work printed in colors
for sale the Authors Counting Rooms for the Practice OF
Book keeping No. SOL Broadway. Price, 81 p
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DOARDING.-A Gentleman and his Wife car
I'D be accommodated with suite Of rooms with full
partial board at IS Poplarst Brooklyn ghts two unnte'
walk from Fulton Ferry
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ff5 TaLeruacIc.-Religious services will be held at
the Broadway Tabernacle the 3ls Preaching IN the
NOR MING and AFTERNOON by Prof III. II. SMITH
Az "a IN the EVENING sermon will b. preached by Rev
JAMES MACDONALD the National bereavement, IN
The death late eminent Secretary OF State The at
tnton Of young particularly invited to this discourse
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TT The Fourteenth Anniversary of the
YOUTHS MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION OF the Spring
a Church, win be held next Sabbath, 3st inst
irr " O'clock when addresses may be expected from
Rev j. +. ROCKWELL and DR. VI S. HUTTON.
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Uants.

Is Cook, or TO do general homework, by a
IA respectable Woman who produce the best city
washer and ironer and can bake we'll Apply No. Co
lunbia-st, Brooklyn, between Joreemon ald Satssts
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A GENTLEMAN and WIFE wish Roo
IN and Board, in private family, whore there
erencts exchanged Address b b. Tribune Office, stati
terms location, &c.
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WANTED-Twenty Ladies to ornament and
w make Papier Msche goods lew more Will be taxed
10 learn they cen take the work their own bones Good
hands make from SO s2 per week Lessons halt az
hour each Apply At No. 63 Broadway.
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WANTED-A few good Coat, Vest and
w Pantsloon Hands AZ No. Para place, up s;air'.
None but hrst-nte workmen need apply.
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CPANIsH and FRENCH.-A young Man de-

~ sirous of learning the Spanish language and improving
his knowledge of French would recompense for lessons
in spanish give instruction the method OF
speaking and writing English Gentleman acquainted
with French preferred. Address STUDENT, Tribune.
Office.
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T S. SCHOOL AGENCY-By E. II. Will

~ . cox, No 295 Broadway.-Every Subscrbera STOCK
holder and negotiations and engagements
by the Institutions Families Teachers and Msrons at
one per advance year, which pIocures tho
required compensation secured by transferable checA, on
interest Personal application most successful. Populf
Schools for sale CLASSES forming for all no WISH
such facilities for improvement IN all popular aud useful
branches. Money refunded for procuring subscribers
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WIZ NEW.YORK TRTRUNE

son CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
n publbed the departure Of each Mail Steamer for
Chsues. Pnee 6. censs per copy.
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~ Social Relationship Sixth Discourse in the
snes will be addressed to Young Women ON the Eventi9l
Choice next SUNDAY, (3lst) at PM. in the Seventh
Pre.byteran Church, Broomest, of Rdge-st by
The Pastor Rev f. r. HATFIELD, DID.
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WANTED-AP Protestant Woman, as Cham
w BERNARD and Water Good city reference required
Apply 5. BRADBROOK's. No. 81 Broadway.
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A y EXCELLENT SITUATION is offered

~ 10 a good Draughtsman and Surveyor Apply nme-
dattly with specimens of drawing to the SURVEYOR az
the Maspeth Hotel on the Newtown Plank Road >! miles
east OF Willamsburgh.
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WANTED-A Partner with 81 500 cash
w capital to join the ADVERTISED, who win invest
equal amount II purchasing business in the State Of New
Jersey. e can be made in year Security gwen for
the amount invested 70 active Address t. Broad
way Post Ofice-
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three four Gentlemen with permanent Board end
handsome Rooms in the IA story, where the comforts OF
home can be realized. Apply at No. 2l5 BroOme-st.
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"A ected Servants are wanting employment AZ {.
MASON'S Offices Nos $50 Broadway and 10 Bowery
Terms-Yeary subscription 50 cts, otherwise p cts " B.
Plenty of Men and BOYS on hand.
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ITO HARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW.

Il YORK, BOSTON, Nc.-A HARDWARE ueaier IN cry
NADIA Wee; wishes make Arrangement las partner
or otherwsel with house in the Staes nor regular
supply Of American Hardware Address H. G., care OF j. 3
RYAN Toronto, C. w
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COMP0SITOR-Wantcd by respectable
~ young Man situation Composltor weekly
or seuweeky newspaper. Address II. w, l67 Wakerst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
-1:,y+- ~ The Friends of Col. F. w. plCKENs

~. The Friends of Col. F. w. PlCKENS
beg leave to present him to the people of Edge
field, and of the Districts which may be thrown
with US by the new apportionment, as an emf
nently suitable person to represent US in the
Congress of the United States. Mr.. BURT
having positively declined a reelection, it be-
comes our duty to select his successor with
care; and we respectfully suggest that the ex-
perience and ability of Col. PIcKEss should
be again called into requisition upon the very
floor where he has hitherto served US so efli-
ciently. 1t is perhaps proper to add, on our
part, that this announcement is rendered with
out Col P's knowledge or desire, and with no
feeling Of opposition to any individual.
q The Friends Of Capt. PRESTON S.
BROOKS, announce him as a candidate to rep
resent this Congressional District in the next
Congress, Mr.. Burt having positively declined
4 reelection.
This nomination, like another which appears
in this paper, was made by the friends of Capt.
B. purely of their own accord, without reference
to his wishes on the subject and without the
rcmotest design of forestallng public opinion
his favor against any individual.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
Southern Manufacture.
DIR. DENNIS'S
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA,

Jaundicc, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Loss Of
Appetite, Constipation Of the Bo,reis; Piles,
caused by CostireneSs, Pain in the Bo,oels, or
Rheumatism, caused by the use of Mercury,
Syphilis, Scrofula, Boiis, Ulcers, &c.
TNIIiS PREPARATION is made as pure as posi-
i ble Its bitter taste, and beneficial effects IN
diseases of the Liver and diseases arising froman I'M
pure state of the Blood, prove it 10 be the
PUREST AND MOST USEFUL
pre- cparution of Sarsaparilla that is made.
Those who have used the various preparations OF
Sarsa paria will find, by the taste and effect that
there is more Sarsapara i'll one bottle of Dr. DEN.
MIS- preparation, than in half dozen bottles as 1t Ii
generally made.
Its alternative and mildly purgatve effects upon the
bowels, make it not only good substitute for aler-
cury but useful in removing all diseases arising from
the imprudcnt of Mercury.
ay Prepared only byJ. DENNIS, N. D, Augas'i
to, Georgia. 50
: Sold Jy A. C. TEAcuE and G. r. PENN, .Edgeksid
C.. H.; p. NJ. COHEN and CAREY d CoBrsRiEa,
Charleston; BoATwRIGur & MIoT and F.tCURrls,
Columbia A. ]. CREIGHTON, Hamburg WM. +.
Tut d. B. PLUMB, HAvILAND e. RIsLEY. w. T.
g. J. TuRpIy, w. K KITCHEN, BARRETT & C4n,
TER. Augusta. Geo, and by Druggists generally.
Price-~Sl per bottle; @ bottle for SIS.
Eg Remember to ask FOR DENNIS GEORGIA
SARSAPARlLLA.
June &c. 1851 II vs.
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Spann Hotel for Sale!

gHyHE Public House known as "SPANN HO.
Il TEL" at Edge6eld c. H., and FURNlI
is offered for sale, upon reasonable terms untn
the hrst Monday in December next, at which 4ms Ie.
if not previously sold, will be put up at PubLlG
AUCTION, to the highest bidder.
The House is vel! adapted to the use it has been
appropriated, has large Stables, Carriage House,
Corn Crib and Brick Kitchen, with other necessary
out-buildngs attached. The Buildings are nearly all
new, and most of the Furniture purchased within
the present year.
The Lot contains three and half acres, upon
which and near the Stables is Well of excellent
water.
For further particulars apply to either of the
Subscribers. j. C. READY, lp.,,r;e,ora
JOHN HUIET. ~
Sept 20, If 36
. UsThe South Carolinsn, Newberry Sentinel and
Augusta Constitu,ionalist will give eight weekly
insertions and forward accounts.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-13
COLUMBIA, October l, 1852.

COLUMBIA, October ], 1852.
IBNIIE Commissioners of the Public Roads in
4 this State, to whom District Maps were sent
by the State authorities in 1926, for the purpose of
recording upon them any changes in the line of
roads, new settlements, and other improvements,
are requested to return the same to the Executive
Office, Columbia n, an carly day practicable, not
exceeding three months from date, as they will be
required To correct the new edition Of the District
Maps Of the State, about To be published 1t is re-
spcctfny requ, sted ,hat the gentlemen having
charge Of these Maps will add the notice Of every
Improvement wlitl has taken place in their range
Of Operations including the lines Of Railroads pass
ing through them with the location Of towns, vii
lagcs, factories, mineral springs, mines, public and
private houses established, and every object Interest,"
ing in each district, with such written explanations
and references as may be necessary.
BY order Of the Governor:
B. r. WATTS, Secretary.
Oct 6 1t 81
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Annual Fair

OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE,
TOR the promotion of Arts, Mechanical lngc-
Il nuity and Industry, and Agricultural pursuits.
The Fourth Annual Fair of this Institute will be
held in Charleston, :. c., commencing on MON
DAY, 18th Of November next, aud continue open
during the week. ~
1t is expected that the opening address will be
delivered BY the Hon. PIERRE SorLE, and all Ag-
ricullura address by Edmund RUrFiS, Esq, Of Vir-
ginia.
Specimens in every branch of Mechanism, Art
and Industry, also of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobacco.
and all other agricultural prolucs-llorses, Cattle,
Sheep and Swine, are solicited, for which suitable
premiums will be awarded.
To the Ladies work, which has contributed so
much to the SUCCESS Of tho Institute at all Of It's En-
hbitions, the Committee have been specially charged,
and suitable and appropriate premiums Will be
awarded TO the best specimens in every department.
The Board of Directors of this Institute feel great
pleasure In announcing TO its numerous friends and
members the triumphant success which has thus
far attended their endearors to awaken the South
crn States to their true interests in dversiyng their
labor encouraging their own Mechanics and de-
veloping their resources, and the Board have no
doubt that the ensuing Exhibition will convince all
who may attend it. that the efforts which this nsti-
tute has made for the last three years, have not been
thrown AWAY, oui iuhS aPPteS'"'So S'ito"S"' "
entire South.
Persons desiring to exhibit articles at the ensuing
Fair will please address l.. NJ. HATCH Esq Chair
man Committee of Arrangements, at as early day
as possible, that suitable preparations may be
made and all articles exhibited to the best advantage.
VIM. NJ. LAWTON. President.
WM. KIRKWOOD, lst Vice Prcsid't.
JOS. WALKER, Cd do do
w. G. DESUASSURE, Secretary
L. a. EDNONSTON, Treasurer.
Direetors-J. II. TAYLOR, G.. N. REYSoLDs, jr.,
L NJ HATCH, i w EDoERroN II d WALKER, G
RICHARDSON, PoRcnER, CARR, WIZ LEsBY,
Henry CoDIA, Z JONES, D N A1clSTosn
JAMES II. TAYLOR,
Chairman Com. Correspondence.
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