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Savannah River Valley R. Road
N O t j C e,

r OFFER for sale the following Tracts of Land
Il Tract No !, Containing 500 Acres-two hun
drcd acres cleared and ~ acres of first rate Bottom
Tract No g Containing $50 Acrcs-2O acres
Bottom AMI 100 Woodland.
The Lands of both Tracts are Of the best quality
and exceedingly well ,n.bcrcd.
J. W. EARLE
Evergreen, S. c., Nov 0, 1853. If 45
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I, P, SET ZE,

AngnSens @s90Pgti9s
TTAYE Just received a new supply Of Imported
LII and Domestic CARPETINGS,o Of rich and
new designs, amongst which are the following de-
scrptons:
Union Carpctings at............ .3.t
.................. .62i
All wool :" ....-.......s.......I
Ingram ..................S7i .S7i
Scotch Ingram Carpeting ..........-.l OO
'' Double Ingram Cnrpe,ing,. ..... !: l23
Three Ply all WOOL e .''''1 20. 20
8. extra fine and very heavy...l 50
Brussels, I" '' 6 III to II
Rich Tapestry Carpeting.. 3 SO
Extra rich :" :, .............3 w
Plain Bazcs and printed Druggets, for
Crun and Floor Carpets from IS to q
A, 5-4 and Ga Checked and plain Straw Mating
ca Oil Cloth, (lined)
Hearth Rugs from Sd to 50.
Door Mats and Carpet Bndinga,
Together with an. extensise stock Of Fancy and
Staple Goods, which heoffers at the loves, market
prices.
Augusta. Nov % At 46
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SAt Ga A Well bnilt and very comfortable Law
SSil. OFFICE, near the Court House, with two
Rooms, and FIRE place to each. Applyss,iAis
Oct 10 lot
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of Caleb
IA Talley, deed, by note or otherwise. are re-
questcd to make payment TO the Undersigned by or
before the first day Of January next and all persons
having demands against said Estate are requested
to present them duly attested to the Undersigned
by the time above specified.
JOSEPH b. TALLEY, Ad'ors.
Do. A,
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IN office.

A TT. Persons indebted to the Estate of Warren
IN f. Vim, decd, are earnestly solicited to
make payment forthwith, and those having demands
against said Estate will please render them in i'm
nrdiately. JEREMIAH SElGLER, Ey'or.
Novg 6m 43
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Notice.

A Ii Persons indebted to the Estate Of William
N Waldrum, deed, will please make immcdi-
ate payment TO the Subscriber and all those having
any demands against said Estate will present them,
duly attcstcd according to law.
JOSEPH GRAFTON, Ex'or
Dec 7 1T Al
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Domestic Goods /!

GRAY 8RnYgysggl,@@Ms
Augusta, Georgia,
ITAvE NOW IN STORE the following Do
Ii MESTic GOODS, which they offer at
Low PRICES, and 10 whch they respectfully
invite the attention Of the pub ic.
Cases fine English LONG CLOTH;
2 do New York Mills do
5 do Old York I" do
S do James Steam Mills do
9 do Nine Twist do
9 do Lonsdae do
Q do Water Twist do
5 do Nrwburyport do
100 Bales Sired ilOMESPUNS for plantation use
25 Sd, IS and Al Brown ll"lnrspun,
5 Cases l2-l Hamilton SllEETlNG,
5 '' l0-4 and Ia Alandae do
5 lO-4, ia and 1874 Auscutney Shccting
5. :" 10, II and l2-4 Munnandoc do
25 Very superior kERSEiS,
so Bales :. S-4. 9-.i and l0-4 heavy
BLANKETS,
so >" OF. oSNABURGs, different brands,
25 Cases CALICO.
Augusta Dec ii If 4S
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Groc ceries /!

Groceries!
so IIIIDs. SUGAR, Also so Barrels STEW
ARTS do.
200 Bngs COFFEE.
% Hhds MOLASSES,
600 Coils ROPE, sonic very superior,
100 Bales Gunny and Dundee BIGGING,
30 Whole, Half and Qnarter Bbls. No3. No ].
and Mess MA CKEREL, also Kits,
And we would ALSO s,atc," that we have fine
assortment of
Blankets, Negro Cloths,
Bcdstcads, Chairs, Saddles, osnaburss, Stripes,
Iron, Nails Oils, White Lead. Shot, Bar Lead
Salt, Cheese, Powder, Soap, Rice,
Bacon, &c, &C.. &c,
And in fact, every article usually found in Gro
Gerry Store. j. SlBLEY & son.
Hamburg, Nov IA, # Al
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Notice &

rs hereby given to all persons 5inarbtel-sg sg / s.;
Il Estate Of j. B. Coleman, or tS-Y. ,Il1.,SS p. e
Coleman, or to the Undersigned, iliA tleey mus
make payment BY the first Of Februafy next, Oh
they will find their Notes and Accouutsin the hands
Of the proper officers fot collection.
W. l.. COLEMAN. 8
Dec At az
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Notice.

A IL Persons indebted TO the Estate Of Stephen
IN Smith, decd, are requested TO make payment,
and those having demands against the Estate will
present them properly a,tcstcd.
LEVY MCDANIEL, Adnl'nr
Nov 20 tf dc
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u Notice.

A Ill Persons indebted to the estate Of Henry
IN Freeman. decd, will come forward imme.
diatcly and make payment, ind those having de-
mands will rrndrt them in property attcsted.
j. Fl. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Feb9 ~ 81
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Friction Matches.

ON hand goud supply at 90 per Gross, oil
" one cent per box, Warranted good. Call n
VAHi.srY STORE" l55 Broad Street; Augusta Ga.
and get your supply for tic yrat
j. A. GURLEY.
Sept 5 If 81
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Executors Notice.

EXCCgAGOE7S NOuICC'
A Ill Persons indebted to the Estate Of John
N Falkner, decd, arc earnestly requested to
make payment by tho twenty fifth (25) instant; and
those having deumnds to present them properly at.
tested by that time, otherwise they positively will
be rejected, as the business Of the Estate must be
closed. w. i. FALKNER, p,,orn
j. QUATTLEBUM.
ncc = At Al
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Grocery and Cotton Business

Grocery and Cotton Business
THE Undersigned takes this methoiSof inform.
l. ing his friends and customers. and the public
generally. that having recentl.. purchased from
Alrssrs. BRISDLEy 81 RosAMoND, Their entire
Stock Of Groceries,
lie is now prepared 10 carry the business on the
most liberal terms at their Old Stand where he las
now on hand, and will he constantly receiving n
LARGE, FRESH and WELL SELECTED
Stock of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
Comprising every article in the line called for
By the Plantcr.-;l of which he will be prepared to
sell on the most reasonable terms.
He viii be constantly in the market Tor Cotton
and other Produce, for which tho most liberal pri-
ces will be paid. I. Is. JotlNsoN:
Hamburg, Dec 10 oi 40
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D s s olution!'

lie Co-Partncrship heretofore existing between;
the Undersigned, is this day dissnvrd by Mu.
tual Consent. -
The name of the Firm will be used by either par.
ty in liquidation. The Books and Notes will be
kept at their Old Stand. SALE g. LARK. 2
August 10Th, 1853.
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II NOtECc.

A Li. Persons indebted 10 The Subscriber will
IN find their accounts with Rev. ID. ID. Brunson
who is authorized to receipt for me.
S. C. BRUNSON.
Dec II St 48
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Particular Notice.

Particular Notice.
TNIIE Proprietor Of The ".VARIKTY STORE would
Il inform the public thai he has on hand, and ir
from time to time receiving supplies Of
All Kinds of Toys for Girls and Boys,
Such as Dolls of all descriptions, Crying Babies,
Porcelain, Alabas,cr, India Rubber and Kid Heads,
and some very large Wax Dolls with natural hair,
moving eyes, and us natural as life.
MARBLES Of all kinds, Rubber BALLS, DC,
&c., and when you visit Augusta just call in and
buy nice present for the good wife, the darling
boy and the beautiful girl-as have something
to suit each ono, and perhaps you may some
thing to suit " No. l."
j. A. GURLEY,
l55 Broad Street, Augusta Ca
Sent 3 # 81
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Fuller.

J. +. =. EVANS, NJ. d., PRINCIPAL. The cS-
e.ciscs Of this institution wll BE- resumed on MON
DAY the 18th January Sj4. under the direction
of the abnye named gentleman, ASST tied by Daugh-
ter Or. Evans has taught for several years with
success and the hearty approb:"n of his patrons :;
and assures the friends aud patrons of the lnstu-
ton that no effort shall be wanting his part to
impart To the Young ladies' committed 10 his care,
that intellectual and moral trimming which is rrqui-
site tn their happiness and usefulness in future life.
DR. Evans is prepared to give thorough instruction
in the French langu;.,c, and will have in the
mental branches wrllqualifed Instructors.
RErEaExcEs-Jr w. ,Prcwit and ID. Gambler
E:qrs, Franklin county, Ca; Hon. W. B. White,
and James Lotion. Esq, Ruckcrsville, Ga; j.. A.
Event ID. and w. Fl. rurp:n, NJ d., Augusta,
Ga: Rev C. d. Mallory, Albany GA: Thomas II.
Wells, M d. S. Blan'ing, NJ D., Columbia.
EXPENSES per Session Of FIVE Months.
Primary Department, First Class, 5000
ts g Second Z" .......... 9 90
Second department. ..........'..... iZ.o4
Thlr.i Observation-Disclosures. 9,uu
With Ancient Languages and Higher
Mathematics. lS.oO
French, Drawing and Painting, each. 49,. 1000
Music on Piano. .2u,00
Use Of Instrument. .....................2 2,UO
Contingencies, from 80 to Is cents.
Bsard per month, from SS to $40.
u The charges are the same in both Institutions
for tl.e same studies.
These institutions are located in the village of
Greenwood, famed f,r its pleasant and hcahu!
situation, aul Immediately Oh the Grcenvic and
Columbia Railroad
Dec ii 1T As
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R Il M O,V A L!.


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT s. SHOE BUSINESS!
Rem0Eal:.
yVsIIE Undersigned respectfully Informs his friends
Il in Carolina, thnt he h1s. Removed frum Ham.
burg TO Augusta, Ga, on the South sid. Of Broad
Street opposite the Augusta Hotel, where he will
be pleased to see his old friends and customers
lie would also state that I've has just returned from
the North, where, with care nnd attention, he has
purchased, at tho LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
large Stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Trunks, vmlises, Carpet-Rags,
And every article belonging 10 the Wholcsale and
Retail Root and Shoe Business, which he pledges
himself to sell CHEAPER than any other House
in Augusta FOR CASH, or on time to punctual
dealers.
Any one wanting Goods nshis line will find il to
their interest to call and examine his Stock before
purchasing .lsewhcrc-and lie will take pleasure in
exhibiting them to every one who may favor him
with n visit.
lie takes occasion here to return his heartfelt
thanks 10 his kind friends FOR their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed OH him. and hopes by strict at
tention and perseverance in business, to merit a
continuance Of the same.
JOHN WELSH,
Opposite the Augusta Hotel,
Augusta, Ga, Oct 5 If 80
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A Ill Persons indebted to the Estate of Abram
N Kcreasc, decd, will please make immediate
payment. Those having demands will present them
aitested for payment.
D. j. GILCIIRIsT, Admir-.
Dec II If 4S
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IN O t i C e.

A II. Persons indebted to John Tompkins, by
IA Note or Account, are notified that MI debts
no, liquidated by the 18th February 1854, will be
placed in the hands Of an Attorney for collection.
u. C. TOAlkINS, AGENT.
Dcc : lot ~
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Manufactured Tobacco

TUST Received direct from the Factory, Thirty
u Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comprising
-Four Choice Brands, VIZ: Honey DeW Oronoco,
Ex,ra and Premium. For sale by ,h5, Box, or a,
retail at LOW PRICES. Don't fail Ito Gull and
sample before buying elsewhere.
G. l.. PENN, AeESr.
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Hosiery,
NNwDEN q. SHEAR have re

Hosiery,
NOWDEN 81 SHEAR have received
- from New York
Ladies' white and black Merino and Lambs Wool
lIesc
Ladies' heavy hcccy lined black Raw silk Hose;
Ladies' white, black and slatc color>d English
Hose;
Grntlcn,en's superior Cotton and Merino Half do;
Miss, S and Youths Hose. a full assortment;
\ large supply of Chldrcn's fancy Cotton, Worsted
and silk Il.'scry;
Ladies' Silk and Mrrino Vests, with long and short
sleeves
Gent!rncn's Mcrino and Silk Shirts and Drawers;
Misses Mcrin" Vests;
4 complete assortment of Alexander's Ladies' Kid
Gloves.
The public are respectfully requested to call and
examine the assortment.
Nov 90 If f5
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN COMMON PLEAS
DARRUM WALL, who is now in the Custody
i of the Sheriff Of Edscticd District, by Virtue
of Writ Of Capas ad Sasfacicndun,, at tho suit Of
Alexander Sharpton, having filed in my Office, to-
gc,hcr with Schedule on oath, Of his estate and
effects his petition 10 the Court of Common Pleas,
praying that he may be admitted to the benefit Of
the Acts Of the General Assembly, made for the
relief of insolvent debtors 1t is ordered, That the
said Alexander Sharpton, and all other creditors to
whom the said Parrum Wall is in anywise indebted
and they are hereby summoned, and have notice to
appear before the said Court at Edgc6eld Court
House, on the First Monday in March next. or on
somc other convenient day to be set npaIt and ap-
pointed, during the sitting of tho said Court, to
show cause if any they can, why the prayer of the
said Petitioner aforesaid should not be granted.
TIIOS G. BACON, C. F.. +. u.
Clerks Office, Nov 30th, 1858. If Al
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yyhiskey, Runm, Brandy, &c
cO BARRELS Rect6ed, NIonongahela and Mil
w ler's Old Rye WHISKEY.
New England and Jamaica RUM,
American and Holland GIN.
American and French BRANDY
Madeira, Tcncrifc and Malaga WINES.
Peppermint, Cinnamon and Perfect Love COR
DIAL,
LEMON SYRUP. by the Gallon or Bottle.
Irish and Scotch WHISKEY,
Cider and White Wine VINEGAR,
Pint, IIalf-pint and Quart FLASKS,
Wine. Lemon Syrup and Porter BOTTLES,
DEMIJOHNS, dll sizes.
Z: HODGES, AGENT.
Nov 90 If 46
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Positive NotiG

A Ill Persons indebted to me by !, s.
IN Note or Account, are thus timely e
longer indulgence must not be asker. q
for it CAN NOT be granted. a'}3S3
Nov % If Ii
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a. @ 2p 9e
DEING compelled by i'll health and the increase
D Of my individual business to withdraw from
the Firm Of SALE &; LARK, take this opportunity
to return my most grateful thanks to my friends
and customers for their patronage so libcray bes-
towcd and to commend to their favor and patron
age the New Firm of LARK & BrcKMAsTER.
JOHNSON SALE. z
Aug 10, 1853. 3m Al
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Notice,

rs HEREBY given t" all persons indebted to the
i Estate of Edmund Boyd, decd, to make i'm
mediate payment. and those having demands against
the said Estate, will render them in properly attestcd
JAS. s. TANDY BOYD, Ex'rs.
Dee s ly Al
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Nov %
Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the s
IA Hammond, Sr., decd, are rt
up by the 10th January 1854, ant
claims against said Estate, will rchq
counts by that time, as | intend they
Estate. JAS. REYNOE
Nov 20 80 ct
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Dec 81
.nfEco-

NOQhCC.
A IL Persons indebted 10 the Estate Of G. J.
N Glover, deed, are requested to make mmc-
disie payment, and those having demands against
said estate, will present them properly attcsted
JOHN RAINSFORD, Admir-.
2c
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Groceries and Staple Goods.

Groceries and Staple Goods.
VNTE have now on hand, and shall continue 10
w receive additions throughout the business
season, q COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCE
RIES, comprising every thing usually kept in n
Grocery Store Among which may be enumerated
the following
Gunny and Dundee Bagging,
Bale Rope and Twinc,
Bacon and Hams.
Nloasses and Sugars of every description,
Nails, Putty and Glass.
Linseed and Train Oils, and White Lead;
Salt Iron, Shoes and Blankets;
Tobacco, Leather, Coff,c and Tea;
Osnaburgs, Brown Shirtngs and Cotton
Yarns,
Rice, Soap, Sc. For sale on the most rea-
sonable terms.
LARK s. BUCkMASTER.
Hamburg, Nov. Is 3m Al
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40 LigAtStneeB, Baleins0r9 al
SALES or lots ON RRAUFoRT HARRoR.

GALES OF LOTS ON beaufort HARBORS
- Toe Carolina City Land Company will sell to the high.
est bidder their premises White HAIL. on Monday the
3lst day of October next large number of valuable Lots
The lands of this Company front about miles The
most accessible and best part of Harof and are cond
cred the most valuable it, They ARE In ftxiet of the
Ocean, and will be handsomely and
business and pleasure No
Central or Western Caroline the with
the Harbor without benetng these lands The Carolina
City Company, of this fact beg leave say they
have no "agens drummers in the Western part the
State where else, offering to sell Lots low rate
to secure influence but that all the sales of their
required by the articles of agreement to be to the highest
bidder fssssessF
The gentlemen who Compose this Company have madear
engagements 10 improve their lands to the of about
$500 During the winter and ensuing spring large
Steam Saw Mill will be put in operation.
There is excellent clay the premises making brick
and also the adjacent and experience prove
ed the Importance of fire proof buildings in COMMERCIAL
place. the board will not allow any but substantial fire proof
buildings to be permanently erected any lands may
SELL $3.50
To persons who may prefer the board will lease
term of years. They respectfully invite all persons my
way interested to be present at the sale and he
selves Especially mechanics ship carpenters brick masons
&c. for them richer harvest can be promised than the
future prospects of Carolina City. .sst,ssls, ~ -
TERMS SALE. Onefourth cash-the balance install
ments at IL, 18 and "a months, interest from date
All letters business of the Company address John
n. Rose, Secretary, Fayetteville, N. G. Ess
By order of the Board, .lss - - - 80
August 17tt 1853, - 7s--ST.f
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THR PRESIDENT AND THE PACIFIC RAIL RoAD. The
sanction of eminent and official authority could
not divert this journal from its opposition to measure
subversive of the essential principles of party,
as the project of government railway across the
continent When the question of the Pacific Rail
Road presented to the public mind, did not
stop to be assured whether this parsonage or that
gave support whether the preponderence of pub
lie opinion with the affirmative the negative
of the proposition but, consulting only the legitimate
functions of the Federal Government and the tradi
tional policy of the Democratic party, denounced
the in direct antagonism both to the
stituton and to the principles of creed Although
our duty was clear and imperative, we confess we
felt and embarrassment at the apparent
position of the Administration The speech of the
Secretary of War; to which Mr.. Guthrie seemed to
assent, and the editorial articles in the Washington
Union, were made pretext for attributing to the
President an appreciation of the Pacific railway
scheme. But we could not believe it Our conf
dence in the consistency of President Pierce and his
attachment to the principles of the party against
the supposition that he advocate of this pro-
ject We had not forgotten his course in Congress.
His votes on every question involving loose con-
struction of federal power and especially all pro-
positions of internal improvement-hse emphatic ap-
prova of the principles of the Baltimore platform
in truth 'every act and word of his lifc" stood in
irreconcileable antagonism to this Pacific Rail Road
scheme.
The manly and ingenious character of President
Pierce is above the of artiice and subterfuge If
his opinions radical and essentials principle of
constitutional construction the power of FEEDER
al Government to incorporate companies and con-
struct railways had been reversed he would not have
seized the occasion of festive dinner, or have
ployed the language ola Cabinet Councillor, to make
the important announcement. He is averse to mys-
terry and circumlocation. He approaches his object
by no circuitous path-he utters his sentiments IN no
equivocal language. When he becomes convert to
the dogmas of federalism, the public will be in
doubt on the matter. Without the agency of inter-
prefer, and in language which none can mistake, he
will announce his position to the country.
President Pierce is responsible for the official Ian
guaue and conduct of his Cabinet and between them
and their chief may expect entire concord of
opinion in all the of his administration But
we cannot demand of him to enforce perfect con-
fofmity ofopinion on the seven gentlemen ofhs Cab
met every conceivable question of public policy;
nor can we impose upon his shoulders the burden of
every sentiment they may utter in postprandial ora
tons.
We do not deem Unnecessary to urge additional rca
for the conclusion that President Pierce does not
approve the Pacific railroad project. Time only
satisfy those who will doubt 4He eoent Ujastity
opinion. Richmond Eng.
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COMMON SCHOOLS. In papor to-day. will be
found two communications from G. Fl. Wiley, Esq,
the General Superintendent of Common Schools,
which we commend to the attention of our readers,
The one, especially, addressed to the committees ap
pointed to examine and pass upon the qualifications
of those wishing to become teachers of Common
Schools regard possessing peculiar interest at
this time containing as it does information the
various subjects connected with the duties of the
Committee of Examination, the degree ofscholarship
to be required in Teachers the Books to be used in
Schools, the mode of teaching and the discipline to
be practiced This circular is well timed, and the
views presented appear to be udicious and practi-
cal, and expressed in language that may be
lily understood.
We may take this occasion to express our gratif-
cation to find that Mr.. Wiley is completely fulfill
ing expectations in regard to his fitness for the
post to which he has been called. With well Gull
tivated mind fully able to comprehend his subject,
and with heart properly imbued with the impor-
lance of the work. it only remained to be shown that
he had the energy and industry necessary to carry
it forward to satisfy that Mr.. Wiley would be the
best selection for a General Superintendent that
could be made in the State and these qualities he
has shown in an eminent degree As far as we have
been able to learn Mr. Wiley is giving general salts
action in the discharge of his duties.
E7iZZs60r0sL0h Ree0rder u
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mails after the lotteries drawn.
Correspondents will please order few DAYS before the
lotteries drawn. ~ - :
There is large per eenage in favor of those pfchssefS
who order by the Packages and the chances drawing four
of the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase of Packages Tickets every
stance. s.7szssts5esg
Bank Drafts Certificates Of Deposit payable in Gold at
at sight will be promptly RENTED those Corresponding
who draw prizes at PfFER & cos gzESsss -
Remember-A PACKAGE of Tickets can draw Poun of The
most splendid prizes in a scheme
In order to Fortune and the cash immediately
after the result is known the readers the taper have
only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets Old Esfab
Ished far famed and truly fortunate Exchange Lottery
BrokersyP
PYFER Co.,
40. Light St1eeb, BaLti1sore Id