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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24
Positive Notice,

A Ii Persons indebted to me as Agent for Johr
IN Lyon, will please call and settle their accounts
as am obliged to close up the concern.
Also, those indebted to INC OH old Notes and
Accounts must settle them, as it is impossible 10 dc
business without money. Is. &. BRYAN.
Ian Z At
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24
Elton Male Academy,

Elton Male Academy,
z Miles North of Edgcfieid C. III.
VNTE take pleasure in announcing that this Insti-
w tuition is in successful operation, under the
direction Of Mr.. VIM L. DANIEL, q graduate
of the South Carolina College.
The high standing and qualifications of MIR. d.
combined with the healthlulness of the location,
present strong inducements to parents and guar-
dams.
Rates of Tuition,
PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
First Glass, Primary Department. ......... 90
Second Ordinary and higher English. l4,OO
Third " Latin, Greek, and Roman Lite
rature, with higher Mathematics. .......l8 90
PUPILS are charged from the time of entering
until the end of the Session.
Good Board can be obtained in the ncg ghborhood,
including washing, &C., from So to So per month.
d. r. STROTHER,
r. W. ADAMS,
s. w. NICHOLSON, E
JOSEPH ADAMS, :
0. w. ALLEN.
Jan II 5t*
Sister Springs Academy,
TNHE Exercises of this Institution will be re-
Il sumed on the First Monday in February next
under the control Of the present Principal, MIR. f.
TOWNSEND.
The Course of Studies will embrace all those
branches that complete thorough English and
Classical education Good Boarding can be had at
IS pcr MONTH Tuition MS heretofore.
j. W. COLEMAN, =
DANIEL PROCTOR,
THOS J. DYSON, &
R. C. GRIFFIN.
Jan II 3t
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Glenn Springs Female Institute.

NASA0 ~ AhOS SAAS
THE PROPRIETORS Of this Institution having
i disposed of their former location to one of their
number, rs above specified, hereby announce the
removal of the School to oSpartanburg c. II.
1t will be re-opencd on the lst of February. in
the new and extensive buildings late occupied BY
ST. Johns School for boys, (the name st. Johns"
being retaincd.) under the charge OF
Rev. i. a. WAGNER, Instructor in Christian
Ethics. and
Rev. J. D. McCoLLoual, Instructor in Ancient
Languages.
Miss SOPHIA MARLEY, 1nstructrcss in English.
Miss C. NJ. REID, Instructress in Mathematics.
Madame SosNowsKI, Instructrcss in Modern Lam
guagrs.
Miss X. SosSoskI Instructrcss in Drawing and
Painting.
Miss T. H. REID, Instrucrcss in Music.
The Charges per Term, ,riH be
For Board, Gncluding Washing, Fuel,
Lights, &c. Observation-Disclosures. sou w
For Tuition in English. h.................25 .25 OO
:" Music, (Piano or Guitar,
each) .............2 w
For Tuition in Ancient and Modern Lam
guagcs, each. ................I 10 w
For Tuition in Drawing and Oil Painting. 20 %
4 nd there will be- no other charge except for
Textbooks, Stationery and Sheet Music, actually
used.
The Session will consist Of Tlro Terms, Of five
months cach-lhc annual vacation embracing the
months of December and January.
The discipline of the School will be strictly parcn
tai, and all the inmates of the family required to
conform scrupulously to its internal regulations.
Address, E.AWAGNER, Z. or
j. d. MCCULLOUGH,
Joint Principals.
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vi O v AL !

TNIIE Subscriber takes this opportunity Of inform
Il ing his friends. that he has removed to tho
NEW BRICK STORE adjoining the Store Of B.
c. Bryan, where be has just opened LARGE
VARIETY of new articles in his vari us branches
Of Trade. He intends keeping in the
Drug and Medicine Department,
A full supply of every article that is in common
use by the Profession, which will be constantly un-
der the inspection OF Drs. Bland, Abn.y, Minis and
Burt; and if article is reported to be impure it
will not be offered for sale. Dr. NJ. w. Abney has
taken an Office in the second Story of the building,
and will give me the benefit of his experience in
Compromising Medicines and preparing prescrip-
tons, and having been six years engaged in the bu-
siness hattcr myself with these ample arrange
mcnis, shall receive liberal share Of the patron
age Of Physicians, families, and the public generally.
In the Grocery Department
EVERY THING will be KEEP. ,ha. is usually found
in Fancy Family Grocery Store. In the
Department of Books, Stationary, &c.,
Will be found full supply of Standard School
Books, Bibles, Hymn Books, Fools Cap, Letter and
Note Paper, with almost every article in this line
will be kept constantly for sale.
In the Confectionery Department,
May always be found much larger assortment Of
Candies, Fruits, Pickles, Ketchups. Sauces, &c,
than has ever been offered for sale in this place. In
truth, this is 10 be Store Of good things, and it ia
hoped will be considered great convenience, and
therefore be largely patronized.
Dec 90 If 49
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N Otice,

TNHE Subscriber contemplating change in his
Il business, early the ensuing spring, earnestly
requests all indebted to call and settle their accounts
previous to the first of January next. Interest will
be charged on ALL accounts of over six months
standing, remaining unpaid at that time.
NJ a. RANSOM, AGENT.
Hamburg Dec 25 If 5O
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN OTDJRAR

10y II. T. WRIGHT, Esquire, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas George A. Addison has applied to me for
Letters Of Administration, on all and singular the
goods and chattes rights and credits Of Joseph A. Ad
olson, late of the District aforesaid deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas
ad to be and appear before at our next Ordnarys
Court for the said District, be holden at Edgefeld
C. H. the 26th day Of January inst, TO show cause
if any, why the said administration should not oe
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this ninth day OF Jan.
in the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and ftyfve and in the seventy ninth year Of Ameri-
can Independence.
lit WRIGHT, o. E. D.
Jan II 2t 50
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Edgefeld Collegiate Institute,
FOR YOUNG LADIES'!
42 PUPILS IN ATTENDANCE LAST SESSION.


VNyHE next Session will commence on Monday
u January Sth, 1885,
Tuition per Session, Ia weeks.
Primary Department. t................SI w
Academical " ................I2 w
Collegiate ................l5 10 O0
Music-Guitar or Piano o.............l8 .l8 OU
Drawing and French, eacl ............ 10 Oo
Pupils using the Apparatus are charged each per
Session $500.
Pupils using the Piano for practice arc charged
for Rccping themin tune per Session 81 90.
All Pupils are charged fifty cents each for con-
tingencics. ,,,,,
The Musical Departments is furnished with FIVE
PIANOS, which are kept in excellent order, and
used constantly by the Pupils.
Vocal Music is taught daily without extra charge.
The Teachers will continue in their several De-
partmens the came as last Session.
CHAS. \. RAYMOND, PRIScTrAL.
Dee 81 If oU
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To ALI Interested.

VEyIlE subscriber returns his thanks to those,
3 who have always paid him promptly here
tofore and hopes they will continue 20 do SO. If he
is compelled to the balance that owe him, it will
be done with reluctance after the liberal patronage
bestowed upon him. but his debts must be paid.
Also, all Persons indebted to Clark &c Tilletson,
at Harrisburg s. c., are notified that more than
year has elapsed since the firm was dissolved by
limitation and their debts are past due, and must
bo settled.
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Sister SPRINGS Academy,

GLENN SPRINGS FOR SALE.
rTNHE undersigned having become sole Proprie-
l. tor of the above property, offers it at private
sale.
Address, is. ARTHUR, Grecnvlc.
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Notice,
Administrators Notice.

Administrators NOtlceo
NOTICE is hereby given to all the creditors Of
IN FORTUNATUS MASSEY, decd, TO meet
me in the Ordinary's Office at Edge6ed Court House
on Monday, the 26sh day of February next, for the
purpose of making final settlement on said estate.
Those who fail to present their claims by the above
time will be excluded as the estate will not pay out
Persons indebted to the estate will make payment
Immediately. S. CROUCH, Ad'mr.
Dec 20 Ain 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-01-24

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
Joel p. Ridgell & HELEN
Pauline his wife,
rs Bill for Partition
Jacob William Pope, and Relief.
Francis Marion and
Josephine NJ. Pope.
DY Virtue Of an Order Of the Court of Equity,
- in this case, granted by his honor F. II. Ward
law, at June term, A. D. 1854, all the creditors Of
the minors, HELEN Pauline Ridgel Qformerly Popc)
Jacob William Pope, Francis NJ. Pope and Jose
phine NJ Pope, are ordered to appear before me, on
or by the first Monday in May next, to prove and
establish their demands, or else they will be debarrcd
al: claims against the assets Of the estate Of the said
Minors A. SlMKlNS, G. E. L. D.
Jan 10, 1855. l5t
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Beware Of Return Day!

ENHE Subscriber respectfully notifies all persons
i indebted to the Estate of Vim. NJ. Thinner
man, decd, that they must make payment on or
before the 18th of February next. 1t will be very
disagreeable to me to compel any Of my friends to
pay cost but unless the terms aforementioned are
complied with, | will be forced TO do so. Those
having demands against said Estate will please rem
der them in properly attested.
VIM. BYRD, Adm'or.
ian 3t 81
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The Daguerrean Car.

MFR. LEIGH would respectfully announce
Ifl 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Edgetield
and vicinity that he will be ready Ly Monday the
Goth inst, to furnish all that may favor him with
call. with a CORRECT DAGUERREOTYPE
LIKENESS, in any Of the different styles they may
desire.
Nov lG If IL
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j, SHBLEY s. SON f,
GROCERS AND COTTON
vi ERCHANTS,

GROCERS AND COTTON
vi ERCH AN rs,
HAAfB URG, S. C.
ID DESPECTFULLY beg leave to inform
In their old customers and the Planters generally
that they arc still TO be found at their Old Stand,
and are paying the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for Cotton and other Produce and have in Store,
and are daily receiving y MOST COMPLETE assort-
nrnt Of
GROCERIES,
AMONG WHICH MAY BE FOUND
10000 Yds. Gunny and Dundee BAGGING,
200 Coils Hemp and Russian ROPE,
200 Bags COFFEE, Rio and Java,
200 Bb!s. Superior and Refined SUGARS,
25 IIhds Muscovado and n O. do.
100 Bbls. MOLASSES,
1900 Sacks SALT,
.25 BEDSTEADS. some of them Fancy,
25 Boxes superior CHEESE,
4 splendid assortment of BLANKETS and
NEGRO CLOTHS.
-Also-
A n assortment of Saddles and Brides, Chairs,
Pepper, Spice, Linsecd, Lamp and Tan
ners Oil, Osnaburgs, Stripes,
Shirting and Yarns, and in fact everything usually
found in a Grocery Store.
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Notice.
A LII Persons having any claims or demands
N against D. K. Mcaling, Lunatic, are requested
to present the Subscriber with copy Of the same.
J. P. MEALING.
Jan 3 Ct 81
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Notice.

Notice.
A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of Jeremiah
N Seigler, or that of Warren F. Winn, decd,
are hereby notified to make prompt payment; and
those having claims against either Estate, will pre-
sent them forthwith for payment in due form.
WILLIAM SEIGLER,
DAVID SEIGLER,
Ex'ors Of jeremiah Seiger.
Nov 90 i'm 46
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30
Thc WnrId 10 Con1e.

The following were the mediatioQs of the
celebrated John Foster on the death of his
wife. They will eeem to many as transcript
of their own thoughts under similar bereave-
Inents :. ..- =. 49,,
"Can t be-hov is i!-what is it-tbat ne
are now not inhabitants of the Same world
that each has to think of the other as in aper-
fectlv different economy Of existence Whith-
er is size Bone-in what manner does she con-
sciously realized TO herself the astonishing
change-how does she look at herself as no
longer inhabiting a mortal tabernacle--in
what manner does she reco!lect her state IS
only a tcw weeks sincc-in what manner does
She ihink, and feel, and act, and communicate
with otLcr spiritual bcings-what manner Of
vision has SIZE Of God and the Saviour of the
wolld-how docs she review and estimate the
course Of dcipline through which she has
been prepared for the happy state where she
finds herself-in what manner does she look
back ON death, which she has so recently pas
sed through-and does she plainly understand
the nature of a phenomonons awfully myste-
rious to the eyes of mortas9 How does she
remember and feel respecting US, respecting me?
Is she associated with the spirits of her dePar-
ted son and our two children who died in in
hncYa Does she indulge with delight con-
fident anticipation that Yesbal, after while, be
added to her scciatyi II she should think of
it as {ysitH +ospect to some of us) many years,
possibly, before such m event, docs that appear
a long time in prospect or has she begun to
account Of dtration according to the great
laws of stettityl Earnest imaginings and
dusstiohings like these arise without end and
still there is no answer, no revelation. The
mind Comes, comes again and again up close
to the thick black veil, but there is TO pertor-
alton, no glimpse. She that loved me and l
trust loves rne still, will not, cannot answer
l can only imagine her to say, come and see,
serve orr God 50 Iatyou shall come aud share
at no distant time
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30
Renntirrl Incifanf.

A correspondent Of the Preston, Chronicle
gives the following anecdote:
a good while ago boy named Charlie had
o large dog which was very foud Of water, and
ii hot weather he used 10 swim across the riv-
cr, so he tied string TO the dogs collar, GRd
ran down with him 10 the waters edge, where
he took off his clothes and then ho!iing hard
by the dogs neck snd the BIT Of string, he
went into the water, and the ylcS pulled him
across. After playing .sb9Ett On the other side
for sometime, they fettnhed the way they bad
gone; but when Charlie. looked for his clothes
he could find. nothing but his sboesI The
wind had bloizn all the rest inte the water
The dog say what had haphepgl, and making
his little Inaster let 70 the string, by making
hin believe to bite him, he dashed into the n
yer, and brought ont firSt his coat, and then
all the rest in succession. Charlie ressed ard
went home in wet Clothes and told his moth
er what fun he and the dog had he'd. His
mother told him that he did very wrong in
going across the river as he had done, and that
he shoud thank God for making the dog take
him over an6 back again safely for il the dog
Lad made him let go in the rigei he would
NEST likely have eunk, ard been drowned
Little Charlie said, 1" Shall thank God nov
mamma {" and he kuceied down at bis moth
eT's knee and thanked God; then, getting up
again. lie threw his arm around his dogs neck
saving, thank YOU too, dear doggie, for not
letting co. ;. Little Charlie is now Admiral
Sir Charles Napier.
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.pnnnu AZ nnrn,s q,

The com 1pl Why, I only planted it yes
81 know that-but the hogs got in last
night, and guv it a lift you hadn't counted
Scene closes with grand tableau1--in the
midst Of which Pappy seizes poker and rush-
Is out.
Error Is dark. insduous, undes-handedi and
often secures It's advantages before the dark
mask Ut hypooricyis thD6U1 of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30

GTBE RIGnr KIND OF PREacHIsG-It was hecuti-
ifpI criticism made by Longnus upon the effect ofihe
speaking ofCicero and Demosthcnes Hesays: Tie
people would go from one Of Ciceros, Orations, es
fne To;eel What an eloquent man Cicero isF They
mixed of Cicero; but when they left DeDOsthenes,
they said Lei US fgH Philip :" Losing sight of
The sneaker they were all absorbed in the Buhjecti
tev thought Iloto Demosthenes but Of their coun-
~, So. my brethren, let endeayor to send
sav from ont minisrRtion the Christian, with his
mouth full of thc. .praises not Of our preacher,
Lt ~ Cod. and ffs sinner; not descanting upon
the beautiful figures and Wei-turned period of the
6iscouEse hut inquiringr with the brokenness Of 9
Tsniteut heaTt sWhat shall do to be saved q So
ssbeu vse Be blessed in our works; and when called
~ Ieyye the JyatchtoWcTs Of spiritual JeFusa-
lem through the vast RQrsRe, like the deep melody
~ A oncIes song Heavens approving voice Bhail
be heard.-DE. CLERKS SeaOn
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4sMU6GtToI.

"a, " i'll receive proof Of all dcbts or de- OF s.
! ainst r.lG said Gccc'l"nt or his estate -
< LSn C6HtT9l. ..,-.
Il seems that al times are alike adapted for
happiness, and that if we grow old, rs one
should grow old, the last days of life must be
the haTpiest OF all. Every stage OF life is bat
the preparation for the next one. 1t is the
treasure house in which are collected all the
pleasures that are to make the future time
happy. Tho child has indeed but,few trouS-
les, Lut they are as great TO- him as larger
ones prove. to his parents. i asked n. friend
once, speaking of the happy, cloudless days
of his childhood, if he you'd always like to be
child. He stopped for a moment, and then
said, 10. think he was right. There is a
progress in everything-in our means of hap
piness, and in our capacity for enjoyment
Then let us not look back upon the time wrin-
kIed face of the past only with feelings Of re-
greet Give me the present flowing and full Of
life and the future glorious with bright visions.
l would rather look forward than look back;
rather spend the golden hours in working out
present happiness, than in vain regrets for the
past. 1t is but tho helm to steer our onward
course The future lies before. 1t the steep
and rugged mountain, up which lies our way.
1t is not genius, nor fortune that payes the
way to emiRence, but oarnestoess, self-cortrol,
and wisdom. These are in our hands; let US
use them, and when at the sunset of life we
turn to look back on our path, and see it
stretching far down before us peacefully, hap
ply we may lay ourselves down to rest.
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7 OUD0UN COUNTY
Ia AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE
AND CHEMICAL ACADEMY,
N-E4P 6LDIf, III.

NEAR Hf.()iiE, "a.
In This Institution thorough instruction IS given IN
I'll the branches mathematics of Science uSriui TO
fae itruEHr and the of business: Tie students
ARE not taught the theory OILY, but they i!-e instruct
ted IN the Paacrc,L &fpIrcETIoN of thcir studies TO
thr cVcry day affairs OF life They are made ;'t-
queuca with d., r,teng.lena OF nature taught the
properties Of coils, the requirements oi Pi"h INC
composition Of minerals, thnunItY OF Inherent kliu
ci TrcEz aws Of nlccnuic forces, calc uiatiohS OF
the sr5nYth Of materials used for ouiidia ana otly
purposes, surveying farms, lcvci'ing water courses
laying out roads, making maps, iuecilahlcaI or'W-
ing, calculations requirad in the constructor" Of ma
ch!uCry &c Agricultural Chemistry iF thoroughly
Taught, and illustrated b. thousands oi interesting
experiments in the lecture room, IN the laboratory
and On the farm. The advanced stUaents:T taught
how To prepare pure chemicals nralyLc sois fhihc
wnrksSis, is furnished with Turning Lathe and
great variety of tools for working in wOoG and me"
tall Rence the students have an opportunity OF W.T.
Messing all the branches of mechanism from tue tetl
ing OF the timber to the. polishing and finishing OF
handsome and costly apparatus, every part OF "Lch
Tbair atsnti6n is not confined TO the oIuss hook,
but they are taken into the labortory the WORKSHOP
the garden and the field; and they 9rcInade acqp%in %
Sees but few can explain. ~ ....s
The deIf.n of the Institution is TO prepare yonng
teu for business To accomplish this desirable cnd'
heitber nairs nor cDense s spared in obtFiing cvc-
~ thing necessary for full end complete
The buildings are new and no. m ;Io
tatory ia convssieIty arranged lcr alL IlG ~
Aiurs in qualitative and GuanNtatiyc hnaiNs, .sIiN
tte location has all the advantage oil purity ol N''
6aiuhritv OF atmosphere, and beauty OF sc0neti
The course of Instruction IS varied to suit the FAR
Foer, the merchant, the engineer, &C.
The rcsuIar sessions commence on the fret day or
October and end on the first dsy OF tlc following A4
gust YoInr men wishing to cntcr u5 students
Should if possible @ rnas SPECIFICATION before the closing
yE-as re- Session. Of. Tsr: titoaths-Tw,oo hundred
dollars one-talf uavfoIc in advance and the remain
ter on the first Of hIlroh. This includes Tuition
Board Lodging- washing, Fuel and Lights. stu
dents in the Classical Department are charged $50
per session extra to he paid in advance.
Sons Of preachers and editors are chaFgcu Ch'y
$50 Der session. -. . =
Books furnished At store prices for winch tue STU
dents arc expected to pay cash. Z
trsaDi students obtain pure chemical tests at'He
establishment, - ~. ~.
Aide r @, LOudoun county Va
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FALL ARRIVAL

-ua FALL ARRIVAL
IA OF CLOTHS, CASSIMEREE,.
;H4 &c.. .... .- AND VESTINGS,
$-AS- Tho eubccribcr has Just returned from New
York where he selected with great care his STOCK
OF GOODS, cmbracina the most fushio:iablo etyIc5
Of CTOTlgs, CAsSiNLEREsS AND VESTlNGE, &C.,
to which he invitcG the particular RttcnUnOt oil in
wunt Of Clothing, and which LC Will trim and make
un in the finest manner and most fashionable style
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks 10 the
Public r,r their very liberal patronage and assures
hc, that he will every effort 10 give sasIact
For the benefit of the Ladic9 have brought on
PATTERNS Of all sizes and styles for children and
youths Clothes.
: Gooas purchased elsewhere, will be manuG1c-
turcd as usual. ~
Cnarlcstowr, October II, 155I-n IF. RI
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MhRTINsBURG ACADEMX:

FlVlL ct VlSGL.
C.. E. VON FAHNESTOCK, PRINCIPAL.
TTIHE friends of this Institution most politely IN
4 formed that its duties will be resumed ON Mon
day the 44h of September. Terms Will be made
known upon application to the Principal TO Col.
p. G. FENULEToN, President of Board of Trustees
fIIv s. IS54-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30

II. A cheerful temper, Kindly heart, and
= courteous tongue cannot b too carefully
o1 sodnousIy cnlttvated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-01-30

Reference in regnrd to the Real Estate, E 3. VIEs
CHEZ & CO., Real Estate Brokers, New York. Or
dcrs, (post paid,) with money enclosed, 70 be ad-
dressed J. w. HOLBROOER,
Secretary, 505 BroadwsY. New York
G9-Thc EngravinGs in tho cattlog~o are now ready
for delivery EoctoGrr ), lS54-6Tn $50