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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of G. w.
N Rcams dec d., are hereby requested to come
forward and make payment by the 10Th day OF No
vcrnbr next and NIL persons having any just claims
against said deceased are requested to render them
in by that date according tn law.
ELIJAH HOLLOWAY, Adm'cr.
O,tI 7t 3S
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~ OdEcC !!

A LII Persons are hereby cautioned not to tres
"a pass on the Lands belonging to the Estate of
A. Y. burton, decd, BY either hauling wood or
straw of the same, without permission from the
Trustee. Those who continue to do 50, may expect
to be prosecuted by the TRUSTEE.
Sept. lS, 1854. tf 36
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Land for Sale,
Sept 2S
Land for Sale,

r WILL offer for sale at Edgelield C. H., on the
Il first Monday in October next the Tract of Land
on which at present reside, lying on Turkey Crcrk
containing
500 or SEQ Acres,
Adjoining lands of a. Bland, John a. Addison
and others y large portion Of the above Tract is
in woods well timbrred. The balance is in high
state Of cultivation.
Persons wishing to purchase can do so privately
before the sale by application to the Subscriber.
The Land can be purchased on time by a respon-
sblc purchaser II sold at public salc terms will be
a credit of twelve months.
MARTHA MOSELEY.
Sept At 81
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Notice..

A PPLICATlON will be made at the next Ses-
\ sion of the Legislature tur Railroad Charter
from some point on the Greenyille & Columbia
Rail Road near Higgins Ferry on Saluda River, TO
some point on the Hamburg & Columbia Rail Road
near the Pine House.
Aug2, 3m ~
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NOalcc.

A PPLICATION will be made at the next Ses-
N sion of the Legislature for Charter for Rail
Road from some point on the Blue Ridge Rail Road,
nj or near Anderson c. H., via Edgc6cld G. FL, to
some point on the South Carolina Rail Road, at or
near Aiken.
Aug 10 3m 81
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made to
/ the Legislature at its next session to amend the
Charter of the Edgeield & Cheallam Plank Road
Company.
Aug II 3m 81
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RELIGIOUS Issms.

The Union Meeting Of The Fourth DIVISION Of
the Edycticld BAPTIST Association will convene at
Bethlehem Clurcl, on Friday before the iifh Lords
day in October inst.
Introductory Sermon by J. S. MATTHEWS.
Subject of DiScuSSion-lst W lat is the duty
Of hurch to It's Pastor,
3D. What is The cause Of 20 many weak and de-
c'iniug Churches. and the best means to revive
them. :. P. GE1ZEN, MoDGEAroa.
GEO w NIXON Clerk
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Notice.

r0IE City Council Of Augusta. Georgia, will!
l. make application to t!c Legislature Of South
Carolina ut its next sitting. for charter TO the
South Carolina end Of The Bridge leading across the
Savannah River from Augusta, Georgia, 10 Ham
burg, South Carolina.
ABNER P. ROBERTSON.
Mayor City Of Augusta, Georgia.
Augusta, Ga, Aug q, 1851. 3m 81
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will he made at the next Ses-
N sion of the Legislature of this State, Tor an
amendment to the Charter Of the Town OF Aiken,
and for other purposes ~
Aug Id 3m oU
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II NOtECC

IT'S hereby given that application will be made at
Il the next sitting Of the Legislature, TO re-charter
Horse Creek as navigable stream, aud for other
purposes. m
Aug 10 3m 81
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Sept 27
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Gnrrutnn Academies,

ENIIE First Session of these Institutions will close
L with the present month. The Second Session
will begin the 9TH July, at which time it is desired
all candidates for admission viii be present.
ROBT MERREWETflER,
Char'n Board Of Trustees.
oc ,cst ~ 81
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD SALE.
IN EQUITY.
Philip Jennings, Sampson
Jennings and others, III, f.. po.,

as. ~
Martha Jennings and others.
VT appearing that Archilal Jennings, Aaron
L Jennings and josiah Jennings three uf the De-
PENDANTS 20 this suit. reside out of and beyond the
limits OF this State. On motion If Mr. Adams, So.
licitor for Complanants Ordered that said Archi-
bald Jennings, Aaron Jennings and nsinh Jennings
do plead. answer or dcmur 10 the Bill in this case
within three months from this date, aud, nn their
failure To do so, that the same be taken pro conteSso
against them.
a. SlAlKtNS, C. L. L. d.
Aug 9 1854 :iIn 32
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Headquarters,
lUrn REGIMENT, 5. C. NJ.

NlINE CKEEk, Oct. :, Ie0F.
ORDER. NO ..
: \ Pursuance Of orders from Brig Gen. Viewer,
Z Il rcby notice give that an Election will be
he'll at the various prec:nts in the Lower Battalou,
!lth Regiment, on Friday, 9th inst, for MAJOR
Of said Battalion, to ill the vacancy therein exist
ing. by order OF Col. y. j. NEAL.
r. ?. MAYNAuD, Adult.
H,,I IF 9S
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.npFVIIIE DJSTpI(,T

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AB3EVlLLE DISTRICT,
Walker 3 Alrriwct!er and
Matilda; f., lis wife p;,I c,r Partition
iEazcl Smith, and others
NY order Of Ihe Cour, Of Equity, will pro-
- ccrd to sell, III Edyctirli e. H., on s'lcday
in November next. the following tract or parcel
ut LAND. situate in Edgciirld District, and
within lhr incorporate limits of the town of Ham
burg. known aud designated in a certain plat OF
Tie town Of Hamburg rs section number seven
~ conl:i,:ing Nnccen and one nincyninth
acres. nlur. or Ir:>,-lo be more particularly de-
>crbcd on day Of sale. On i credit Of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale The
purchaser to rive bond with two good surete>,
and mortgage Of the premises, to secure the
purchase money; pay the costs in cash. also pay
for papers. H. a. JONES, c. E. A. d.
Cummr's Office. Sept 25. st 3S
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NOticG.

~ Capt.J. c. PERRY is respectfully announced
by his friends as Candidate for Major of the Lower
Battalion, 10th Regiment to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the promotion Of COL A. J. NEAL.
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Notice

rs Hereby given that application will be made to
L the next Legislature for the Charter for Public
Road from the Aiken Road, at or. near Posey's
Bridge. to interscct the Ridge Road Of ornear Mar
tn McCarty's.
Aug 81 3n 81
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Notice,

rENllE Stockholders OF the Edgefeld 5; Chcatham
I Plank Road Company will meet at Edgrlield
c. II. on Saturday the l4th October inst, for the
purpose of e!ccting President and Directors for
the ensuing year. j. b. SULLIVAN, Sec'y.
Oct + ct 3S
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GEO. W. Nixon, Clerk.

TnE next Ministers and Dcarons Conference of
the SECOND Division OF the I:dgecli Raptist .Nsso
citation will convene nj iiulc Slcvclis Cicr; Church
ON Friday before the fiji, Sabbath i'll Oc"jvr next
1T | . O'clock. y. Nj.
Elder b. I. Conr.EY WI prcac. tlrinil"luc;o'y
s,rrnon-E Elder .IouX rasrr, Alternate.
First subject .cf Discnssion-Hy what means
thc dcm,aud FOR Ministers can be supplied.
Secondly lat is the special tuis Of ncacons
10 the Churches.
Elder b. +. CorLEY to write al l:Ssay"n Church
rs calling out and encouraging young gifts i"rI!'e
Ministry.
Elder J. VI. CnlLgs TO prepare an Essay on ih,'
duty and Importance Of Churches meeting every
Sabbath al their regular pieces of worship.
l;OBT. Bi;l IN, CLERK.
September IA, lS54.
l., l'l lu-. In.
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Edgefeld Male Academy.

June &c, 1854. tt
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Notice.

Notice.
A PPLICATION will be made by the Town
N Council Of Hamburg to the Legislature at its
next session for various amendments Of the Charter
of the Town. First, for the privilege OF subscribing
to Stock in the Hamburg and Columbia Rail Road.
Secondly for increasing the subscription to Stock
in the Savannah Valley Rail Road, and lastly for the
privilege of building free bridge across the savan>
nah River opposite Augusta, Ga.
BY order Of Council
JOHN E. MCDONALD, CLERK.
Hamburg, Aug la, 3m 81
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e z s I'd IS
ateut Metallic Burial Cases

rJNIIESE valuable ar-,ight and indeS,ruciblc Ca
4 scs, for protecting and preserving the Dead for
ordinary inl"rmcnt for vaults, for tsansPorIa!on nr
for any other desirable purpose. are offered for sale
in this Village clIeap for Cash, by
j. VI. WITT.
July 81 If 2S
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State OF South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT


John l.. Griffin.
I.arkin Reynolds: n''' i'' "''i''o''
Agnes w, Iii, wife, CT. al
E-bH order "f the Court of Equity, will pro-
( ; rccd 10 SELL at AbbeviIlc z. H., on sale
day in November next, tie following valuable
LANDS, Of The Real Estate Of Vincent Griffin,
deceased, VIZ:
'irac! No. l-The Homestead Place, near
Whitehall, situate in Abbevic District, on Hard
labor ard Cowic;d creeks, containing Eight
hundred and thirty acres, more or less, with
about Three Hundred and Fifty acres in woods
'Twenlv five acres of which being iirst-rate creek
!nllnIn, and par; III cultivation Upon the
place there is Il comfortable Dwelling House
containing ten roolis, having commodious
i;arus ami stables attached, Clubhouse and
n;irr necessary "u;budngs i'll good repair.
The cleared aud i, i'll Stale OF high cultivation.
Tract No 2-known lis the Edwards place,
containing about Que Hundred ard Sixty acres,
situate in Abberiile District. on the roads lead
inr 10 Aihcyc e. Il. and Vienna, Sixty acres
being woodland. And
Tract no 3-known rs the BoSiri place, sit
uatc i'll Edgrield District. in three miles OF Niue
tv-s;x Depot on The GrccmvIc and Columbia
railroad, containing Six Hundred acres, more or
less Sixty OF when being wo"dIand, and three
rmdrrd of le cleared land in Il high state o.:
cultivation, he residue being under good pas-
turp fence. There is the place framed house
VIII! four rooms, together with necessary out
ha:i,.ings.
ThRns-A credit of ore. two and three years
iroin lie day Of sale, with interest on the last
inSiaIm:ni from ihc lime the second becomes
due. Do:d wiih good snrclirs, aud mortgages
OF The premises 10 secure the purchase money!
10 be given by tie purchasers. Purchasers VIII
also ral lie COSTS in cash aud pay for titles.
Pcrsou> wishing TO buy said Lands, would do
well 10 call aud exalnine them before the day OF
.aly Maj. Larkin Reynolds will take pleasure
in showing them 10 any persons 50 disposed.
II. y. JONES, {. L. \. D.
Cnmm'r's Olicc. Sept 25 st IS
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\. NJ. BENSON, T. 3. Jo
New Firm, New Firm,
Hamburg, 5. C..


fEHIlE Undersigned having formed Co-partncr-
q ship in this place for the purpose OF TRANSACT
ing General
Grocery and Cotton Business,
Would respectfully inform our numerous friends
and the public that we will keep constantly OH hand
A LARGE SUPPLY Of EVERY ARTICLE need led by
the Farmer, which we wal dispose OF on as JGrora-
Die terms arg other House in the place.
We have engaged the services Of Alessrs. I. NJ.
WELBoEN and ). V. JOHNSON, b"th Of whom are
wei known to the public as LIBERAL COTTON
BUYERS, and who will, at all times give the
highest matke, prices for that ind other articles Of
produce.
Our Senior Partner l,ras heretofore, give his
personal attention to the Srcriving and Forwarding
Of Merchandise to the country.
BENSON & JOHNSON.
~ SaeAo
IN retiring from the abuvc business we leave
L Mcssrs BENSON & JOHNSON in our place, and
slic, for them the patronage Of our old customers
and the public generally.
BRINDLEY Il ROSAMOND.
Hamburg Sept 81 Pm 81
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&aE'aycea

5NROM the Subscribers residence about the lst
Z Of May last, SORREL FILLY, about four
wars Id, heavy lnanc and ta-no particular marks
rrcoIlectcd.
4eAnY on" delivering said Fiily to me at my resi-
dcncr. about two miles from Gcrmauvlle p. o :,
vii be 'ibrialy rewarded, or any information re-
,spccting her, addressed 10 me at that Office, will be
,j,.ukcuIv received. JOHN ROE.
G,.,i 3,a 3S
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To GaTDGlterS,

VETTIL be let to the lowest bidder at Bcthlc
w hem Camp Ground, on Tuesday The Eth
October, at 10 O'Clock. y. NJ, The building Of CASA
way Church. The Church to be built 80 feet long
by 81 feet wide, II feet from loor 10 just,
flooring inches thick, the flooring 10 be Of good
har, pine, and well seasoned. The sccpers 10 be-
i I2-joist 1 6. and to he !ct in level with the
top Of the stills. Thirteen windows, the lights to be
~ l6, primcl and filled will! g'ass-each pair Of
sash TO contain twelve lights blinds to each win
dow to he made ont Of rood scas"ucd lumber. Two
double Grerian Pannel Doors and one single Pam
mel Do"r-cightern inches eve ar drip. Pulpit and
sufficient number Of benches rs the Committee may
direct The building to be covered with good hart
shingles, aud 10 he underpincd with brick or good
rock The undertaken will be required to give
bond aud security for the faithful complexion of the
u..rt Las NJ RlClI ARDSNN ]
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III C GREGOR & SMITH,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &C

CARRIAGES, EUGGIES, &c.
.--l--.a-~-------~-~-~--
EJC'GLEGOR & SMITH, build to order Car
vi rages Of every description. They also keep
on hand large and splendid assortment of
New and Secondhand Carriages.
CSy- All orders promptly attended to, and Re-
pairing neatly executed.
E,ivrGcld c. H. Jan iS Il
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Heavy Plaid and Brocalc SILkS.ncw and beautiful
Small Plaid figured and plain, CISHMERES and
DELAINES. very cheap,
Great variety Of MERENOS, ALPACCAS and
Coburg CLOTHS.
Earls,on GINGHAMS and PRINTS,
4 large and beautiful assortment If Needle Norked
COLLARS and SLEEVES,
HOSIERY and CLOVES in endless variety.
SpIeudid French and English CASSEMERE =
Ai.rnno CASSEMERES and SIITINEIS,
Red and White FLANNELS,
Colorcd and White Negro BLANKETS,
lO-4. II a and 1914 Bed BLANKETS.,
OSNABURGS and STRIPES at Factory prices,
FERSEYS and GEO. PLAINS and almost
everything else belonging to the Dry Goods trade,
which are offered on the most favourable terms, and
to which he invites attention.
AUGUSTA Sept 90 2t 36
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Y erV L @ W,

r HAVE on hand . 80 Saw Cotton es!Ia
u cf Tayl"r'S best manufacture and cnrcy new,
{whcc on the right which will sell Gnr Fifty Dol
lars. aud warrant it to perform well Persons w'mt-
ing, had better make an carly application. by letter
or otherwise. K. J. DELPHI.
Hamburg, Oct. 8, - SO
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YGfEcc.

IbSCESS.
A PPLICATION will be made 10 the next Leg
IN sIa,urc nf South Carolina, for an act 10 cx-
cude the sale of Spriluous liquors in G'antcvi'le,
or any where within three miles Of the place.
Aug 25 Ut %
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For ShoriH.

JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
FELIX E. BODIE,
WIN. QUATTLEBUM,
For Tax Collector
Derrick HoLsoNBAKE,
a. r. ABLE,
TIIEOpHlLUS DEAN,
WESLEY .WERTZ.
NJ. B. WHlTTLE,
BARNEY LAMAR.
CHARLES CARTER,
THOMAS B. REESE,
For Clerk.
i. D. BRYAN.
WESLEY BODlE.
THOS. &. BACON.
EDMUND PENN.
For Ordinary.
II. T. WRIGHT,
DAVID BODIE.
JOHN w. SMITH,
w. F. DURISOE.
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September IA, IS

szs- THERE will be y Camp Meeting held at The
Iethaham Camp Ground commencing ~ Thursday
evening before the 81 Sabbath in Oci"hcr.
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toA. yss, saw that" ssid Bsers, dsapends
ingly, but with Q franknsss that showed lie did
not wish to deny the great claims Of the horse
and his owner.
sswell, p said my father, with a sigh, cas- I
have no desire to 60 to law on the subject, we
had better try to agree on the value of the horse
You may mark on a slip Of paper what sum you
think you ought to owe me for him, and 1 will
do the same; we can then compare notes and
see how far we differ
81 will mark" said Beers; "but, Uncle
Phile, don't be too hard with me''
= Will be as easy as can, and endeavor to
make some allowance for your situation" said
| my father 'sbut, Nelson, when think how
valuable that horse was, of course must mark
some thing in the neighborhood Of the amount
| OF cash could have received for him I believe,
| however, Nelson, that you are an honest young
| man, and are willing to do what you think is
l about right. therefore wish to caution you
not to mark down one cent more than you really
think, under the circumstances, you ought to
pay me when you are able, and for which you
are row willing to give me your note of hand
You will reeolleet that / told you, when you
applied for the horse, that did not wish to let
him go.''
Nelson gave my father q grateful look, and
assented to all he said. About dozen Of our
joke-loving neighbors were Witnessing the scene
with great apparent solemnity. Two slips Of
paper were procured; my father marked on one,
and, after much hesitation, Beers wrote on the
other
ssWell, let us see what you have Marked
said my father
"Isuppose you will think it too lows replied
Beers, handing my father the slip of paper.
'0nly three hundred and aeYenty-fve dol
lars!'' exclaimed my father, reading the paper
Well, there is pretty specimen Of gratitude
for you!"
Nelson looked humbled, and could not muster
| courage enough to ask my father what he had
marked
Finally, one of our neighbors asked my father
| to show his paper. He did So He had marked
| g sir and a quarter cenfs!'' Our neighbor
read it aloud, and roar Of laughter ensued
which fairly lifted Beers to his feet 1t was
some time before he could comprehend the joke,
and when he became fully aware that no harm
was done, he was the happiest fellow ever re-
member seeing.
'sBy thunder!" said he, ssFve got dollar
and thirty seven and half cents, and darned if
lsdon't treat that out as free as air; was never
scared so bad in all my life.''
Nelson stood treat for the company, and yet,
having half his money left on hand, he trudged
home happier, if not wiser man
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DAILY CRESCENT
Curtons circumstances.

As once was walking o'er mead and lea,
curious circumstance happened to mo;
huntsman saw in the forests brake,
He rode up and down beside lake, f"
And many deer flew past the spot,
But what did the huntsman He shot them not,
He blew his horn by the forest green
Now tell me, good people, what could that mean
And as walked along the shore,
curious circumstance happened once more
In a little bark a tishermaid GF asI4
Rowed eer by the side of the forest glade,
In the twilight the fishes around her shot
But what did the maiden She caught them not,
She sang song by the forest green.
Now tell me. good people, what could that mean Z?
Retracing my steps at evenings fall
The most curious circumstance happened Of all
riderless horse stood in the brake,
An empty skif reposed on the lake,
And passing the grove Of alders there
What heard therein "A whispering pa,r.
The moon shone brightly, the night was serene,
Now tell me, good people, what could that mean
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DE

e PRTMENT-The Lectures in his Department will com.
Il f.
's'd'nfs and Practice
Haa a sas L aa 4 a a9s Tas
sspe n R.PsF sd "a n
ss o he 5s b 5 q E ] Rs p he. and ss. s nS p9s 6
asni s s esis Lawn os
S 5s ahs s GS4E Ct hs s @ sss 5e5
Courts the Original q the District Ggis Courts
Tksss
ca
s Tads Partnerships and Of Pracpa and
% aed ontra with hS Garrs tsar y
q and Aysfags Salvage and Of Sale Liens
The of Criminal Jurisdie-
Those BY Professor johnson will embraee--
@ eaS sP'fsas' and pF"' and
Those BY Proisssor Roselius will embrace
The Civil Code Of LeaR connection with the Roman Span
Tiles from England spap France or the
Degree aws viii be Conferred on those
only who shall have attended u Lectures
peee and who shall examination The
The fee o each PToiessor Il dos rculaon fee
Ave dollars, and ten dolars for the diploma
All must be addressed she Dean Of the Faculty
anil atawddwd c, RosELlus, Dean Of the Faculty
IT oUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Ad Camp and Lafayette streeTh
ad under Incorporation passed
Sae and will be opened for the transaction
DA Y, the instant.
the basis upon which simply that of Saving In
Rnon. For The Of orng ali opportunity
ting their savings it's provided in the Charter small
Dime will be received deposit
For Money deposited following have been
tablished '
for rot than 6anr than 80 days
OF three per cent PR asppm.
Deposits less than months inter
est at the rate of four per cent, per annum
Deposits months, at the of
Money Deposited subject call received interest viii
be allowed. ~ "
Oh Fridays deposits will be received only from Females
....TRUSTEES.
WIN. H. Garland, W. b. Bobhs, Dennis Cropan
Pat Irwin, Jas Nj. Foriav, Jno, s. Camden
Geo. C. I.awrasonJ no, Coleman, nj. Rand
R. l.. Robertson, WM, n. GARLAND PrpsiJent
NewOrlehns. August |, 1854, aua II
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. -F,

+ A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. -FoR
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
Open every Day and Evening" Except Sunday from
tS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADM1TTANoE, will be the price
I S 5 h
1T Ths Gy Palace has the
Quit.
ri N M % AhRY a9s.ss 4.
valuable collection the Western Hemsphere.
a he s 5I Rs smGSdy 3 M e Of
craftsmanship Many choice Statues beids route from
The n has
6ss. s Fr RH
NINETY FEET circumference and is estimated
SAND YEARS OLD has been the Crystal Palace
Asegsthe Crystal Palace
cles of novel useful and than
s at Es fszna'. and s's',ss
Ths as e bA costing
@ and % s Gse e. ss MeR @ @ asEs I
closing the first December only that he saa
T ess Pss
srcosD GOLD MEDAL costing One Thousand Dollar. it
Crystal Palace during the three months closing the frat
TsIRp FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundrsd Dollars each
cash ts e. the i've whose
within year
after the adiudge most excellent aforesaid.
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS, costing Hundred Dollars eaoh
their equivalent plate cash. preferred the five Arwho
the first opening Crystal Palace
exhibited therein aforesaid shall be worthy
the excellent aforesaid
respectable Jury Jures that be selected
appointed critically several articles Inhibited
The Directors shall
early practicable select such Jury Jurors and be ab
appointments the
Association WILL ao their discretion Medals Dplo
Exhibitors of such articles
sufn 10 entie them to such distinction.
All articles which deemed worthy Of place in this Grand Ell
Worlds Industry Art admitted WITHOu
| ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS.
Police night,
protecting articles exhibited, but the Associa
accountability for loss damage such articles
All Umbrellas Canes the the
Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse visitors cannot be
packages into of the building
Checks given eadmtted the Ticket
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