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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-04

State 0a' SouaE. Carolina,
EDCiEFIElD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Felix Lake,
Charles S. Harris.
JAS. S. Harrison,
! FOrei1H dH1rEmcuf
Charles 7. Harris
ENlfE Plaintiffs in the above cases having th
u filed their Declaration in my Office and the
Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney known
to reside within the limits of this State. on whom
copies of sad Declarations with ruls 10 plead can
be served On motion of Mr.. ADAMS, Ila:n;itis
Au'y, Ordered. That said Defendant appear and
plead To said Declarations within Year aud day
from the date hereof, final ana absolute judgment
will be given against him.
TIIOS. e. BACON, C. C. F. D.
Clerks Office, March IS, 1851. ly ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-05-04
For Clerk,

TlIOS. G.. BACON.
r. B. BOUKNIGIIT,
EDMUND PENN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

CREDIT ON GRoCERIKs.-The Alexandria
Gazette states that the wholesale grocery mel.
chants of that city have. in oopjac ion with
tho merchants Of other cities, determined to
reduce their credit system from six to four
months. In Richmond the credit on grooer les
has always been four months, and the Belti-
more grocsrs have, within the last few months,
In general meeting, resolved to reduce their
credit from six to four months. This feet, saws
the Gazette, in connexion with the short
erediting upon which grocers have to mako
their purchases, has induced this hanes with
our grocsrs here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING prs

ihe Intsiligercer instances the fact that
Mr. McDougall's recent motion to amend n .
army appropriation bill by addins a clau.e
appropriating SO, 900 to purchase camels 70,
an experiment. in military transportation over
our Western deserts, in accordance with thu
Recommendation Of the Secretary of War, va,
ruled out Of order. when q similar PROPOSITION
for The purchase of more horses or wagons for
the same purpose would have been declared in
order; and draws from 1t the very natural
conclusion. that the House rules of order are
sadly In want of amendment The same iour-
nal highly compliments the recen. message of
dovsrnor Adsh'9, of South Carolina.
The Union argues that a free peo )e are
always opposed te secret societies, ard rsrs
che Wing and Abolition Washington Cores
pondents' over the knaekles for their attacks
upon the Democracy" on (the all.geD ao-
count OF their sympathy with Russia Gen
A. e. Dodge, Publishes in this mornings
b"'on an elaborate and able letter in defence
OF MS course on the Nebraska question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
A RAILROAD IN MEyIco "A h;ohIv ;on.,

A RAILROAD IN MsxIco.-A highly impor.
tant enterprise is about to be undertaken in
Mexico. A gentleman has obtained authority
from the Government to construct a railroad
through the heart of the Republic. The
route will embrace strip of country some
thing Ike 700 miles in length, and 900 in
breadth, and will pass through region uu.
rivalled for richness of soil, mineral resources.
and salubrity of climate. 1t will commence
on the Rio Grande, and terminate on tho Pa.
cifc ocean atany suitable poin. between the
mouth of the river Culiacum and the province
Of sinalos on the north, and the port of Man.
camilla in the province of Colima on the
south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
FASHIONABLE DANCING

III W. NUMB Z, Professor of Dancing at Geo, 20
liz town ;ege and Convent, bexs ls.ya I,
announces to n public, that in consequences Of
frequent ds&ppo,a tm nts, with regard to the o m
pletien Of the rsw Hall. be has besr comma led n
make other arrangemen's. His Second Qua, to,
will C nmenee at Mr.. Farnhsm's Hall corner of oe
av and 11th st., on TUEsDAY, January ~. $. {
o'clock m, and on SATURDAY Morning At o
for Ladies', Misses and Masters TUESDAY and FRI;
Day nights at for gentlemen Several nav Dance,
this city, will be taught :"
All those wishing to participate In the man,
BEAUTIFUL dances In preparation for his May Bail ars
requested to join tmme iiatelv, as bis ciasss now
him to limit the number for his second ons,ta,
For further particulars please enquire At M 7
y. ELL!SS Music Store, Pa. avenue near Tenth at
dec 14-eo7rn S~ AeNsA oI
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LsAD.-The lords Of tho council, says .
London correspondent, have stopped the sx
porsstion of lead to any Of the ports Of tn Q
Baltic, unle.s their previous sanction is oh.
tanned. No less than ninety tons Of pig lead
were about to be shipped to the Prussian
ports, intended, without doubt, for the brother
in law Of the king and his most worthy ally,
the emperor of Russia
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
oT1cE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD CoxpANr

oTNcE OF MErRoPoIITyN RAILROAD CoMpANr,)
SG.orgenown, D. c., Dec. 26, 1855.
g EALED XH0r0sALs for the grading, masonry
- ~. .HS1ssins Of i0rty thr,s and hsIf slsS
ths1p4ny u"til three O'Clock p. m. on tn. Il
dsf1f february next.
|zha maps, profies. plans, and speciAca ions vii
hAssdy for inspection on end ST er the 9th d. O.
E&1bru-ry.
The Metropolitan Railroad Is designed to extt nd
f m he cities Ct Washington and Gsc rgetown Il
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, by an easy and
rect route connecting with the latter road east q
making . saving of distance on the hrrt pincty
miles Of tbs present travelled route from the CT d
tai 20 the Western and Northwestern States of flr
ty-fve miles
Proceeding from the point of intersection with TIE
Baltimore and Chic Railroad the rout extent. to
the City of Frederick. and, passing through the ', b.
EFT II ultural districts Of Maryland, terminates
the City of H.gerstown, whers 1t connects With
Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania Central Railro.d, &c
Tie portion Of The rad for which proposals. ere
noT invited extends from tie westerly line OF Tire
District Of Columbia (sA miles from Georgetow Al
Proposals will b. received for the work in sectic rs
Of one mile each, or for the entire distance of A.
miles
The work is generally of q medium character for
this Fart of the country, with come heavy cutting
in earth and rock and briising and every fa-i =
exists for prosecuting it vigorously and with
my at all 'ascns Of he year. The country is -
waited and rolling, well watered, aud remarkably
healthy.
The time nditioned for the completion of he
c ntracts will be from enc to two yea,e.
Any further Information desired BY persons FRO.
posing for the work will Be furnished ct the CT e.
or sy be had b. ad1rS ssiug the President of the
company by letter I :ior to The day Of lstting.
BY order # the Bo,rd OF Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, President
EDMU ID VRENCH, Chief En- sinesr.
dec % 2aNtReh5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

A CHALLENGE TO DUEL, AND REPLY.-The
New York Express says the following letters
passed between two young members of the bar
about fortnight ago. The names of the par
ties, for obvious reasons, are suppressed. *The
laconi, reply may teach q less on to youngst srs
Of fiery tempers, and were all similar chal-
lenges treated in like manner, it would serve
to check the desire of ambitious youths to see
their names in print according to the code"
as men of honor. What was the upshot has
not transpired
Thursday
DEAR SIR You are too we'll acouainted
with the many deceits you have made use of
to estrange the affections of Miss j., for me
to recount them. Let it suffice that I am in
possession of thorough knowledge Of all your
treacheries, and it only remains for you either
to withdraw your intentions in toto, or to meet
me as becomes man Of honor.
Your ob't. serv't
Your kind note Of yesterday was received.
My life is Of so much value to my friends that
am not particularly DESTROYS of exposing 1t
to your pop gun, nor do 1 feel inclined to send
you whore you are likely to meet with too
warm reception.
Secondly have as great right to visit the
lady, Is she manifested good sense in hasten
self of that right
Thirdly-I shall not meet you in duel.
Fourthly-f you indulge in further inso-
lence, or offer to lay the weight Of your finger
on my valuable body, 1 promise you to be-
labor your attenusted carcase to my hearts
contenl. Yours, DO.
Not classic, but AT fatt.
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snis for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
inGton,

ington.
PERSONS at . distan,e wanting the DAT,
4'Ve"''g Star, 1t the earliest period after 1t.
issue, can be accommodated at
wilmington, Delaware, by e. S. r. BUTLER
lhnore, by Henry TAYLOR, Sun Iron
Buildings.
Harper's Ferry, BY ARCHIBALD K1rzx1LLER.
alexandria, Va, by WV F. CARSE, No. 80
hns street, corner of Fairfax.
Fredericksburg, Va, by W. M. MILLS
Cnsrlottsville, Va RoBERr HoPFMAN.
High street N~' WI
Orange Court House, Va, oh V.rpr,
0ulPepPsr Court House We B GoRREII
GordonsVille, Va, &. 4. MILLER
Staunton, Va, THos. Il. GREsHAx.
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OFFICE OF THE GRAND PRESIDENT,

brother: The undersigned has deemed ii
advisable to transmit to you the accompany.
ing commune alton from the Secretary of tho
N. c q. 8. of N A., which you will please
present to your Council, in order to disabuse
tho minds of those members who may have
been Influenced by the false reports which a Q
referred to therein, and appear to have b con
very industriously circulated by the enemies
of the organization for base and unwarrant.
able purposes. Fraternally,
J. w. BARKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

DETITEs HISTORIES POUR LES INFANTS,
l. psr alanchsrd
Abseedsirs dss Kngf4nts, illustre
Nouvasu TIL are des Dsmoieelles, psr Nine. pois
gontier
Alphabet illustrae des Jeux dc PEufanse
Petit Ccutes mis- en- actien, illustres
Comics ct ANtoires POUR les ERfants, par n. A
B anchar,
Eouvelies petit,s Histories
ABB oedaire Rrauca S, 800 gravures
Tbs above and many other French broks fo,
yoatn O. every age, are imported from Paris dir ,ct
oeo ~ FEANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
CHICKERING & sons PIANOS

CHICKERING 4 SONS PIANOS.
addition to the extensive stock Of PIANOS in
i store the subscriber is now receiv. -
ling, b. brig China and barQue Bsy 6tG4 q
State, from Boston, i've mo1e Piauos 7,
from the old aod renowned factory of 4 v :
Oh cSering SOS, whose Instruments are 80 eager
sought by Pureh ~ssrs in every city 10 the Unit
States also, in Mexico, South America, the E st
md West Indies, and other trying climates for
My stock now comprises the largest aud mcst Gle
CANT assortment In this city, embracing ev,ry A.
iety OF style an scale, by Chicker;ng Sons d
Brown d All. n Boston, and by approved New York
manufacturers. avn
AS an my purchases are tnade sxclu, lively f.r
MI can ana Wi fell Pianos or any article in tle
une, as ley al goods of the same quality N
be bought in this country
secsnd-l and Pianos taken Ia part payment
A 'ull st2ply of beautifully finished Cult: "a
Flutes, Accor6eons, &c.
New Music corst nifty 1eeived.
RICHARD DAVIS,
dec % 81 Pennsylvania svenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

u Protestant Episcopal " Broshsrhoods''
and Sisterhoods, in separate organizations
have been made the subject of some pointed
censures by the Bishop of Western New York,
in his recent address to the convention of that
diocese. He pronouncss them needless, cum.
bersome, and hazardous, forming a church
within church, and likely to become SEQ.
tional, exclusive, and inimical party organizs-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
JOB PRINTING

Our friends will hnd us prepared at anv
moment to execute every description Of Jon
PRINTING with neatnsss and dispatch on verv
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing We Fro now ready to .srv. At -.
moments warning -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
GLENWOOD CEMETERY

,dh Rues and Regulations, and the Act o. In
Il corpo; alton of the Glsn1 God Cemetery have
pen published In . neat pamphlet form. Any one
slsh copy can receiTe L at tho Office Of tbs
cemetery or at the Coulter of the Star Office.
dec G-lW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

u The Smithsonian Institute Management
is denounced by the New York Tribune a
"wholly disgrsceful'' ga fragrant violation
of national trust" and "of the confidence
of the generous donor" The seorssy of its
proceedings seems to BE- the leading motive Of
this invsctiVe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
GOOD NEWS.

WE nave this morning received fresh supply OF
w nne PAPER Msche and Pearl Iplaid GOODS,
saeh as Work Foxes, Desks, Card Ossss, Porte Mon
nsies, Fort Folios, DC Notwithstanding the great
rush msds upon our store during the last week, We
nave YET some very nae Goods left. to which In
vie the attention Ct these desiring New Years
presenA JOHN p. FILLS.
No. SOC Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
VyHB undersigi ed having formed Q copartnersbip
on tn. 26th ms ant. viii continue to do t,siz ee
under the style Of ,HArtwsll / johnson, atEheir
auction and commits ion Wsferooms, No. 2eo Pa
avenue, where they will receive goods uron storage
or consigpment
On consignments liberal advances WI be made.
J. X HARTwELL,
7. s. ]. JOHNSON.
dec 2Q-N
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INTERESTING NEW BOOKS

IASt meridian, new Book. BY Mrs Sigourney
l. Difcourees on Truth, by DR. ! II ThsTnvsll
AAna G1 the Forum and the Vatican, by Newman
ins ENG o. Controversy coutrovert.d. A RECITATION
I Miinets End Of Controversy, BY Bishop
Nc" supplies s Ct Fanny Ferns New Book, "Ruth
H rn OF Paris and o; her Percilings BIZ Kirvsn
Inc Inc heroir Is Of history by Mrs. A p Gwen
nstory OF the Crusades, thei, Rise Prt er;ss and
Results, by Ma or Pro,.cr
autobiography and "Reminiscences of the Rev. VIM.
The LsndI Of tie ss-aesa, By B.ysrd Tav,or
Journey 10 Cent->l Africa, By Payard Taylor .-
"PuO.csa Sourt, Ornament OF Nem. ", and ether
supeFbiy bound Books for sifta.
xo- GRAY 4 BALLANTfNE,
wv" 4es ssYsptb Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
CONGRESSIONAL,

The Senate, to-day, met, and after remain.
nag but few moments in session, during
which they transacted no business of interest
they adjourned over until Tuesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
SCHOOL.

Mrs. GOODRICH will resume her School on
WI Tussdsy, the I'd Of January.
She has room for few more scholArs, at 4 b
Fifth street, between G. d streets
dec Nile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

~ Nottce.-Ths Rev P. D. auIley, ID. vii
yrsach In the Bdige street Presbyteri,n Church
Georgetown, on Sunday next, the S1st instant, at
O'Clock p. m. Subject: Address to Parentr.
dec 20-ItS
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.

4: BAILEY, No. 435 Seventh street between
e. and II, has on hand fresh assortment OF
GROCERIES of every description. which he ooera
at the lowest market prices. II, solicits share Of
p1DIc patronage, feeling assured of his ability to
please "a al VINO may favor him with Q call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

D 1t is said that new Democratic paper
is to be established at New York, or the Day
Book invigoratsd. The National Democrat,
Chsuncey Burrs paper, says the following
gentlemen have subscribed for this purpose ::
Fernando Wood, $4,000; Herstio Seymour,
$1,000; Erastus Corning, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29

DRANDIES, WHIsKEY, WINE,
- dc.-46 quarter casks g-nuine Cogn.c BsAN-
DIEs. various vinfages, dark ami pale, Of my owr
importation. AMI wsrrshf II pure.
80 barrels very old Restmorelaud county
Pennsylv aria Whisky
las barrels pure Old Rye. Of different ages
10 quarter casks Regal Wine Compaoy's Port
10 do "Harmony" Pale and Top
Sherry
10 do j. Howard March l. Co.,
S0uthside Madeira
Is DO "Crovn" Burgundy Port
pipes John De Kuyper Sons L ndon rcck
Gin
$50 600 Havana Cigars, vsr'ous brands
And q full assortment of ordinary Wines and
Liquors.
Fer sale by f. I. sEMMEs
dec 29-fo2w No 390 Pa syepue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-29
THE GREAT MARBLE STATUE
or :.
THE DYING GLADIATOR.

I1E U1lNG GLAUIA1UR.
On exhibition at MORRLSON'S BUILD
ING, ~ street, near Pa, aUenue, from
y o'ctk a. ~. until 10 p. ~. daily.
A ID M lit ANCE as CENTS.
"a STATUE Of SURPRISING meri.. It's power and
pS'nos ar. Independent OF time place and condition
Inc charm and power the statue consist in the
amazing truth with which the two great elements
OF humanity aud mortality are ,linested. The ar
INST gives ne the pathos and The tragedy of death
without its ehastliness q; Horror. We feel our.
selves In tie pTescnc Of that awf1l Power before
Mhose icy scepire all mortal distinctions are level ed.
NO s,asue Was ever more m rked by simplicity.
Nothing bss been done for effect. No w gsr sp-
pause courted, and the decaucy end dignity Of
truth are scrupulouely observed!"-Eiilards Sss
HOHths IN Italv.
"A wonderful production OF art It's simplicity Is
such thst it does not strike at arst the admirston
comes afterward, and in tide sufficiently deep and
strong. At the moment We behold the Dying Glad.
,stor ms sgony is past. 1t is the moment Of e.
haustion, OF aaintnsss Of death."-Mrs Ellis
TINS statue is irdsolubly associated with Byrone
immortal stsnza:
1sse before me the Gladiator lie:
he leans upon his hand-his manly brow
consents To death, but conauers aeony
ana MS droop'd head sinks gradually low
ana through his side the last drops-ebbng slow
from Inc red CASH, fall heavy, one by one,
Like the first Of a thunder showe. and now
Inc arena sWlnis around him-he is gone,
Ere ceased the inhuman shout which haiId the
wretch who won.
lie heard it, but he needed il moths ewes
Were with his heart, and that was far away;
he reck'd not of the life he lost nor prize;
bat where his rude hut by the Danube Law
1here We're his young bar6arans all at play,
There was their Dacian mother-he. their Fire
smtcher'd u make Roman holiday
All this rush d with his bood-shaIi he exnire
hhd unavenged' Arise We Goths, and 2ut your
ire? ~
dec l6-tf J.s. HOLLINesBKAD, Agent.
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REDUCTION IN PRICE.

REDUCTION IN PRICE.
nm and after Monday next, January /, 1855, until
~ further notice, shall reduce the price Of Ethe
rial Oil, or Spirit Gas, Is follows:
90 cents per gallon
Is GEMS per Il gallon
% cents Per quart
II cents per Pint.
O. 8. wEITTLEsEY.
H3A Seventh street.-
P e.-All bills made With me must be settled up
monthly. (0rgan) dec az 81
255 Looking Glasses, 2s5
OF all sizes and quality, French or German plste
~ Fancy or plain Portrait and Picture Frame s,
Gilt or Fancy Cnlored.
Al.o, Gilt Room Moulding, Marble top Bracke.-
snd Tables.
Cornices made to order.
Alse, all ksnsb Of Old wbfk rsgilded With dispatch
an / on reasonable t rms BY
]. WAGNER,
ass Pa. avenue. OPP. Kirkwood Hsuse
dec 29-n
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OoS'e"o"s, 'hefo Delng tnen just such lack
OF true news from Washing on" as at pres
| emit affiicts his columns. Of course, all he i,
| now publishing in this connection of Cushing
and Marcy, and Forney, and Pierce, and Da
Wis, are the baldest falsehoods imaginable.
By the by, the little affair about the babisi
In Paris ought to be sufficient to crafty Ben
nett's taste for scandal for q year to como
One truth like that would suffice to choke of
the propensity of any other living man but
Bennett, to hunt up and publish what he well
knows to be bassless and maliciously fabri.
Gated untruths
Frauds under the Land Graduation Bill -
The Executive branch of the Government, in
earnestly pointing out to Congress the way in
which frauds are psrpetrated under the bill Of
the last session for the graduation of the price
Of the public lands, and urging leg islation to
prevent their recurrence, have discharged their
whole duty on the point. Mr.. Cobb, too, has
done hss whole duty in the premises, having
introduced his bill to carry out the Executives
recommendation on the second day Of tho ses.
SION, and he has in an able and earnest speech
induced tho appropriation of Tuesday mex
by the House, for its consideration Thus
If these frauds are to continue to be prso
tieed, the country must place the responsi
biltty on Congress. 1t is for the majority
Of that body to say whether they viii
devote their time to the delivery Of speeches
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