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xoiea Of Lnmentation.

"pM mourning over departed spirits" as the fellow
said just after Court week, whilst standing over On
empty whiskey barrel, near the Post Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21

A most interesting sight to see, is that of
young lady with I" lius like rubies," and with
" teeth of pearly whiteness," and with cheeks
that have stolen the adeep carnation of the
deathless rose," with her mouth full Of ginger
bread
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21
C0rn.
Likely Negroes for Sale.

SELLING at 60 Cents bushel in Edgefold, and
tendency downwards.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21

AN old soaker in Boston, being found in the
gutter on rainy night, the water making clear
breach over him from head to heels, was asked
by passer what he was doing there. "Oh,"
said he, II agreed to meet man here"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21
Take Care &!

r AM instructed to say to those who have not
sat,lad m the notes and accounts due DR..
Oxner, that they had better attendt that duty i'm
mcdiately, or they will have cost to pay;
w. St. 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21

SOMETHING OF Corn CEop.-George w.
Wells Of Mason county, KY. has a twenty acre
field. of corn which promises, from what has
been gathered, a yield of one hundred and eiyh-
ty bushels (ears) per acre. But the funny part
of the story ia that he did not intend to make
such crop. The first planting not coming up
we'll or looking promising, he replanted between
the rows, and afterward, not being able to de-
eide which rows were best or which to plow up,
as he intended TO do With the first plnnting, he
let both stand; the present great crop is the
result. 1t is NEEDLESS TO say that the land is
uood.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21
Removal No, 2,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY,
George c. Robertson and Others a;z t., Par.
uS. o"@Jo' "'
Clinton Tnmpkins and others.
DY Virtue of an Order from the Court Of Equity,
ID in this cause, will proceed to sell at Edge
field c. H., on the first Monday in December next,
,ho f,IIoyv;nr real estate Of VIM Robertson, decd.
A Tract Of Land known as the "Mnter Tract"
situated in this District, on Savannah River, con-
tanning Three Hundred and twenty-five acres, moro
or less, and adjoining lands of William Price and
Harriet Chamberlain
TrnMs.-A credit of one and two years from the
day of sale, except as to so much as wl oe required
to d,fray the costs of this suit Purchase money to
be secured by Bond with adequate sureties. Titles
" - A. SIaiKINS, C. c.E.E.D.
Nov. l2 Ate At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21

THE English papers mention that twenty-five
thousand copies of Maraulay's forthcoming VOL
ume have been ordered by the booksellers and
libraries. In Boston We learn that all the Prin.
cipal book.binders are engaged till the end of
the year. The presses Of the publishers are
running night and day, and for many works the
orders are ahead of the ability of the trade to
supply. Good books never sold so we'll AS ut
the present time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21

The Placervile California; American pub
fishes letter from Orson Hyde, of Carson Val
ley, in which be says: learn by private let
ter, that in Provo, town fifty miles south of
Salt Lake City, where the wheat crop was most
ly destroyed by grasshoppers, that honey dew
had fallen so bountifully on the small cotton
woods along the river. banks that the citizens
were washing the leaves and boiling the syrup
into sugar. One person will make ten pounds
of beautiful sugar ina day. This would bring
81 in ordinary lines. The people there depend
on their wheat to get groceries; but when the
wheat failed sugar fell from heaven. In case
Of an entire failure Of crops, it looks as though
We might almost get mama, if not quite. The
honey dew approximates very near TO it. And
this be our motto: In God be our trust"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21

IMPORTANT DEcrsloN.-As consequences of
the decision by Attorney. General Gushing that
debtors to the United States are not absolved
from their liabilities 10 The government by the
operation of the Bankrupt net, writs of execu-
ton have been issued against certain merchants
in the city of New York, to satisfy judgments
obtained against them in the United States courts
The question of the accuracy of this decision
will be made judcially, and if sustained, will it
is supposed, open n wide field for litigation
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Nov. 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21

Sick HEAD AcHE-A CURE.-Abandon coffee,
spices and tobacco, and live on nutritious, un.
stimulating diet, exercise in the open air, and
keep cheerful. Hot coffee is a most fruitful
cause of f" sick" or " nervous" headache, or that
arrangement of the stomach which is the proxi-
mate cause.
OLD WORTHY says ho likes to SEQ young
ladies' walking the streets on Sunday III their
silks with holes in their socks, as it proves they
are more attentive to things above than below.
IT was pertinent and forcble saying of the
Emperor Napoleon, that ga handsome woman
pleases the eye, but good woman pleasee;s the
heart one is a jewel, Tho other treasure"
Forty-one communicants we're received in the
Presbyterian church, Mt Atlanta, on Sunday last,
and nineteen of them received the ordinance OF
Baptism.
A Rev. Mr.. Gates recently married Mr.. Joseph
Post to Miss Martha Rails. If this match don't
make good fence, VIC should like to know
what will.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-11-21

THREE or four times couple appeared before
clergyman for marriage; but The bridegroom,
was drunk, and the reverend gentleman refused
10 tie the knot. On the last occasion he ex-
pressed his surprise, that so respectable look.
ing girl was not ashamed to appear at the altar
with man in such state. The poor girl
broke into tears, and said she could not help it,
sand why, pray?"
Because, sir, he won't cope when he is
sober I"
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Nov. Z
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Time betwssn wnshiDgion and wheeling but ia
Through Tickets and H@ggaxs Checks be lad In
Warrington.
'HE Baltimore and Railroad, having greatly improved It's
western Offers The fulles, inducements 20 as
Tue conne brwecn rne trains from Washington
always promptly made
Washington Incnon. aey called Relay Hoase vine iaes
Wssainson and s Ono vsr B.sssse i checked through
Wheeling Washington station and eescssd and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The connecting trains ieas
washington daily ato, and ~, p nj on Sundays al the
wnsslins trains CEN
TkAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from Beine, on 'he ONO,
near wssslas through Cambridge Z1Ss.ve and News.s
Mansfield sandasky railroad sandusky Toledo, Deto
A. coamea the o. irosa trains connect with the fas,
Of tee Little nis,s. railroad 70 xena LOUIS
fmsa & IN III, :" m =. sh.e"sa C"soS !" tsnIAHAroLs Tse
fia,ir, Lafayette, chicago, Island, Louis, kc.
naebez, New ke.whch sold washinsoG
transferred Cincinnati the mail steamers The Ohio
Tickets for Esanse Cairo, and ST. Louis soid BY this
FoR CLEVELAND and Toledo. Detroit. Chi
Ac ticket. sold when the Ohio . nav'Eaele between
se wess ans s e os %. / 2as. .e WI"
Travellers requested 10 noiee that while this Is the only rone
shortest .esdy and direct nearly al The leading pon n
s W. The oa from wass%S , to
Fare ty through tcke, from washington To Wheeling 80 6
connbus S3 G5 Dayton SIS 5o Cincinnati S6 Louisville
y S To,ss % 81 sS s s,o LIS e
Chicago go 65 and sis o d. Louis ss 50 and sas Memphis
Frederick and srpsr4 Ferry. Mar,nsury, erkcsy SPRING.
Cumberland Bedford Piedmen Oakland and Fairmouai
miner between Bamore and Wheeling take g.
Baltimore, Annapolis, &C., special ad
ror further information through tcke sc apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station ,,,, ,,,
Master Of Tran.psralon Ba',inaIs and
May 5-dn Ohio Raiirond, Baltimore.
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on THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Posr oyrIox DsrAKrsEsr,
PROPOSALS conveying United
s Ne" @ s. & sas 9a'e @ 1 oss ssss % S s 1aTs
uani 3oh November be decided By the % Of
December following,
Route No. 1909 LOUISIANA.
Nav Orleans, by Rou.e hatcher, M. vickne
mspses@ A s.a asp pm soS as"n to Gao o S
A'Iiye a. Cairo 10 SIX days by Spa;
Arrive New Orleans IN hss days ny 5,p IN.
The department right exceeding
ofees % e number be visited and supplied day each
The be performed
the very best class In seasons Of low WAFER smaller boats may be
make nip schedule and TO be used ony during such
agents may employees boo
asa q, The s.s aud pepass m
MY ss M ss ss sis ss
10 case ,, which boa, may e asaned d. .as mai and
whether nalhoat 10 be carried TO destination
special sgens department. carried free febafse
esison OF Their credentials also blanks paper man locks
Proposals guaranteed by responsible
guarantee certified jadsr clerk Of
ade lower bid n favor OF
higher s @ @ sas ~ % and
bidders preparing submitting Iher proposais in
s their suslsasy G 70 - bear earl 70 mind s. .s
,noroasfe and that strict compliance with o"nunct
Bet offered for ,bs service win subject Inspection
designated by s department who viii certify to
in a respects adapted TO the service
be Withdrawn without tho assent Of
bidders and are referred provisions
of the Post Office Department. approved
July 2, 1896
Arces Of and embr acins
conditions and rcquemen are to be executed ~ the accepted
bidder before the s day of January
schedule pro OF pensaion, wh
&c may aIsa a,seoninue q enrai rae
allowing months The service III pensed WIN
Form Of Proposed.
r., State Of, pr oppose TO convey the
New Orleans Cairo
General, dated Oco
1885, by folio wing mode OF conveyance, viz:
annual of
dollars
knoredge Of tke distance Of
led and all other particulars
te route and service and alo al M examination
Of instruction, requirements attached % the
(signed)
The undersigned, residing at State of--, under
mks mat The foregoing carrying No
General the bidder shall prior the
of January 1856 soon thereafter ms may be- enter
required obligation 10 perform the service proposed with
good and Sufficient suraies. IN
This re fun knotpiedgc of the obligations and habises
Of Jsx 2, 1870. F
tsaned by guarantos)
Certificate.
e- he with the
Them to be Of and sbo make
good thsr guarantees.
tsisncA}
Proposals. should envcopd sealed
GeneraI and supecbed Proposals River
''A JAMES CAMPBELL
Oet2l-lawiw Postmaster General.
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Washington Aqueduct.
ornor or rmr wAsnrsaros AeuRpuor,

OFYIcE or THE W AouEpucr,
Washington, March 2, 1883
PROPOSALS inved graduation and brick masonry,
dams tunnels, efthe Washington aqnednci
May, will opened al noon Of
that day.
Maps pofes specifications ofhe work will be ready for
amin Goth day OF Apul next
Proposals of particular culvers
bridges, Sc, described plane and specifications.
completed updef the
pcsea all unfinished work VIII
be subject appropriations by Congress The engineer r
prescribe the work TO be done and rate
progress each appropriation and IN case
what stopped become available
stoppage particular work Tor want OF
will paid ~ 10 the Judgment OF
work has been properly executed so a as mas
PAYMENTS checks The United Staen
monthly OF the engineer rservng ~
Gition of all contracts that the work
men shall be paid their wages monthly, and in specie.
All endorsed Proposas for work
the Washington Agucduct." -,
The United right reject all the bids
should 10 such
maj conducive to the progress OF the
=,
Every accompanied by written gunratec signed ny
effect that he they under
take that bidders WILL his their bid be accepted
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
work underaksn said guarantee
he certificate OF the United Sine district
district agent some ocs OF
individual known 20 the Engnecr OF De
War; thai the are able 10 make good tf
guarantee - -.
e"oo'e " e P NJ. C. MEIGs,
Capt of Engineers, in charge.
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~ ,3s6 prizes, amounting %
Whole tickets S4o-haivcs Sa0-quartes S0-eishths S5.
To determine the fate Of these splendid pses 7s numbers from
will be sevcray placed in wheel on the day of
drawing and 3 of them drawn out al random and hnt ticket
having lis combination the lst 3D. and Sd drawn numbers will
eBtled capital pdzc OF. &lO00Oo
Those tickets having them tho
7th 9Th sh Cd 30 4h '' '
Every having any other three Of the drawn numbers
entitled prize varying from 420 IS 900; hnd
corng the scheme Those with numbers afford good
profit with drawn Hamber draw
original cost, less 10 per cent
A. package OF &c draw certain amount,
member bsofs multiplied
will lS csnt We win sell certificates Of pack
difference between The Of package and what IL
and which entities the purchaser such
the numbers draw over the sum guaranteed
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tho nse OF no catered books unless
ne t.yn.st the subscriptions made in advance.
Isps may letter, the postage
paid By u all sA assumed ey oerssssin ~
safe uanalsiSson.
The COUNTRY PAPEa pubishsd ui'~essy during he ses
.ou. of Coux semi weshiy during ihe recess
,n,on. lar pcs,od less than year be received
terms pfopoiloned 20 the above snnnsl "a scs'
PosrMAsTERs sushonxed 10 act - oar ssenis spo'
nv sending us DAILY subscribers, with S'o sneoteo OF
,,ve subscribe S2s enclosed ~ih be si
uued 10 a copy sraffs.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

IN ORDERING TiCkETS Oh CEkIlFIChTES
money, dras for certificates
which send what ordered by
Official scheme carefully sealed
the lottery draws
the Official drawing certified by The commissioner with
of the result OF the purchase Please write
and ths of post Office, county,
se Az will be paid BY drnfs ON the nearest cities
purchasers may direct II, . -.
by following baltimore,
pb@r,p aPanio,e sAmeTcann "Arsus 4, also
Ineigencer' and "Uninn" of Washington, D. O.
public and carried with tho most
rupnous ntegy and being suhoxcd by and under
State whosc appointed ofcer
afford cient
public of fairness with which they drawn
responsibility OF these Io'cries and the
Stare for Of oil ptiz~s win insure the
continued and approval Of al who feel dposed 10 en-
n enterprises.
The blancy magnGcence this scheme andhe fact
only ,ricnnisly that We draw i:t.eIy q hs maan.aae
comparatively email asked for tickets and certificates
prizes.
Persons addressing undersigned confidently
promptly filed, aud the scest confidence OBJ
served.
The Maryland daily, which
from, packsges
$40. and quarter proportion The prizes
vary umont from 4 10 $40 0o according to the price OF
uckefs.
containing all the schemes Of the Maryland lotteries
will he sent 10 by sddrsssins The underssnrd
Address orders FIX. Brennan,
No. Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland.
Oct ctI4--dQ3dNcv
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Office OF Army Clothing and Equipage.

PnILApRLrHtA, October %, 1855.
NEAED PROPOSALS nvit. and viii be received this
~ until 10 O'clock Of the ION day OF December
supplies
deliverable Clothing and Equpage Depot
schusiklli Arsenal, In quantities a required viz
$40 ndigo wool dyed twlied CLOTH weigh
iPg ~ per yard
GA iindgo woohyed twied clo'h weigh
ing - yard
900 yofds lndgo woodyed) cih for and
bands, weighing about "A ounces per yard
yards ncso dyed cotton and wool hannes
weigh 61 per yard
$50 600 yards flannel, and WOOL TO weigh 6A
yard
dark blue
yards Caaton aannei, 10 weigh ounces per yard
drilling unbleached, 10 weigh 6E ounces
yard
$4,000 cotton d!ng unbeaehed, 10 weigh ~ ounces
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Has n q Franklin Row.
OF aud will continue TO devote his atien
,ion United States Supreme Court
Having he law concerning patents ne VIII
rive arising before
the Paen, appeals the chief justice assistant
Columbia and VIII also assist IN The
prepar and OF concerning patents
opinions and prepare arguments for par
es having either Of the departments and
will prosecute claims before any board established for then
adjudcaiion nd
os "A
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Everett House .

North Side Of Union Square, Nep York.
THIS establishment, erected the mo pominen, and delight
fa PARK approaching finish, and, when
combine all that ssi devise and money supply
10 rrnde, il he dcsirabis hotel yet constructed
establishment respectfully announce that
the fret Of October next Tor the accomno
da OF tbepuhic, -. . -.
Applications win received from parties wishing to make
arransrments for winter months.
i"e p'''e p'"'''s CLAPP q JosIIN.
HAwLsy u CLsrr,
A. e. JosIiH.
Sep Adm
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Enmttsbnry, Frederick County, Nd
THE Of studies this institution the
2sth and the Thursday June The
board Sl5O payable
ally advance There charges drawing paint
Spanish Italian, German, Latin. The
for the department composed Of pupils under nine
age, 500 annum payable half yearly advance
Of inquiry should addressed the MOTHER sUfE
Maryland.
s--diyear.
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EDWARD K. COLLINS,
No. 56 Wall street. MY.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO,
q Austin Friars London.
d. @. WAINWRIGHT \ CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
will be accountable for gold silver,
specie jrwey precious mca uness hills u
adnr therefor and the value thereof therein
Ans
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
Reduefion of Fare 10 California.

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare to California.
-. United States mni steamships leave New York
for Aspinwal the 5th and o0h OF each month,
NHKK connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO San
= Francisco. M
These steamships been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and Safely
railroad (4T miles compIstrd from
The baggage OF parsen-
York Francisco and
gers csmpanys expense
The money York Of the trip.
kept In in New York Panama, and
San Francisco detention Of accident that
the II entirely reliable.
Passengers day Aspn-
wall
Conduco 60 through by each and take charge OF
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply at the III
West street, New York. 10 l. w. RAYMOND.
May6 --d,f
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ntopWns ooth gong ana returning ahey onef
proceeding London
other route for the economy OF time and money
Passage from Ns0 Pork to Southampton ssd Bremen.
First cabin main salton $780, first cabin, liver saoon
| second do, $50.
Al letters and newspapers through the
No bills OF adipS will be signed on the OF sailing
An experience surgeon il attached to each ship.
For freight or passage, apply
e. II. SAND, III South William N. Y.
q. A. HElNEKEN d Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co., Southampton.
WILLIAM IHELlN, Havre.
Mar 6-d1y
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ c. Meigs, u. ). Engineers. 80
residents Of, in the STATE OF
hereby with the United States and
guaranty bid Of DC accepted that he or
hrv viii within the said bid
cute good and sncien sureues 10
perform or furnish proposed in conformity to the terms
which II Isnde ANA 10 case thr
aforesaid,
to make good The offer by the said and
he eyt bidder. -
(signed) ~, %
hereby certify That 10 the my knowledge and belief
above named guaraptors good and sufficient. -,
(SiypedD r' q.
Mar s-3swt5h May hIawh
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Law Notice.

BEowr STANTON, WALKER.
yJM T. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, md J, KNOX WALK
w pannership practising Supreme
United claims
Ofbces Washington
phs One Of will found either place.
letters Addressed them will receive pxompi attention.
April tfeod IIoe and sentinsI copyl
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SUPERIOR ylLyKR-PLATED GOODa-G have recent
silver plated goods, pla
"copper" which will sell At surprisingly low
prices. Wis
Plated se, imitation the richest
Engiish silver
Caxlors, large variety OF beautiful patterns
And . ni
Spoons forks, ladies, butter knives. Ac double pa
the best albafa sl4 ~
baskets, salad costors, pickle stands
sat stands, liquor stsnds, csndesucks
Dishes forming dishes
Bnstsv dishes, card rccetvnrs, eobjets.
Toast racks, ketes, coHee urpe, pitchers
Tankards, sugar spoons, hsh knives, kc-
Persons NJ above articles by examining
stock will be Of the folly Of investing in
vare when durable which
g, w. RoTELEp.
oc, "a aawevif Iraa HaIi,
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CARD:-Yonns ladies wishing TO improve themssvss in
"A French do by joining the mouipf Miss
school, Pennsylvsrn avenue a. she has
resident sovenessa r,ashed abilities
give. daily Instruction In ,hs, language.
Oct eG-cod2w
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No. Loni,iana orennr,
WILL practise In Supreme Court OF the United ses ne
and the several courts Of e p'o' 90
lunhis.
Dec 27--3iawi
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CENSUS OF 1850, large qunrto volume, bound In
u half Russia, for sale, sw copies ouy AZ ~ ~
5epS fhAsVh lafLoh'
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NA NEW YORK. BREmEn. AND SOUTH
- AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMERS.-
&ZH<R The ships comprising this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. z. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
These steamers Southampton going returning
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sodieT-' blhnkets, WOOL
black length, the ccBtre) 10 be feet long
and feet 6 inches wide, each blanket TO weigh pounds
pairs half stockng3 Sizes made OF good sound
fleece WOOL and with double and twisted yarn TO weigh
3 lbs per dozen
1860 pompons for artillery, infantry, drasoohs ahoIh
81 900 yards aces yellow, scarlet blue
orange, andg green
40a yards crm-on silk lace, y inch
yards tape, y inch
lsa70 yards cotton webbing
as 900 sheets waddng
hunting white and blue Tor national hass
300 gross buttons
do do ..I'
1900 do white metal suspender buttons
1900 do do do shirt do
l33uo tenth buttons, wood, small
a6c0J slips do do
10000 0,entb do large
ls28 slips do do
I42 hospital teut rocs, sets
$50 wall do do do
300 hospital tent pins, large size
5000 do do do small size
5000 wall do do large 10
$4,000 common do do ,.
1900 do do do RODS 40
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The sh:ps comprising this line arc the following:
Inc huanlc west
Ine racine. Nye
The Hattie. Capt Comstock
1he hdfiatt
4~Es These ships having been built by contract cx
pessly for government service, every cnre has been
taken In their construction, also in their engines
70 insure strength saa sFeedj and their accommo-
dati0nn Tor unequaie and comfO
Pncs OF York Liverpool Grst cabin 9l3o
IN second cabin S75 Exclusive Of size S
From Liverpool to New York, 20 and 90 gtineas.
- An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No benhs can be secured until pnid for
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Maryland Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE eico, coo.

MAHAoKRs' OFsIcE,
nalfimore (Md.,) October |, le55.
mHE managers Of de Maryland
10 the filing and certificates Of packages Of
would call the attention OF hc pubic 10 he oows
scheme which IL the
Most Briant and Magnificent Lottery eesr DRAWN
cefcacs packages of tickets, In the lotteries
OF Maryland bear the hhoRnphed sGna
brennan, General Agent for the Contractor ~ aud
others frauds.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS Y,
To drawn Baltimore Md Saturday, November "a, 1885,