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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-07
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

sNHE Undersigned will sell at public sale at
L Edgefeld, on sale day in March, One HUN
DRED SHARES Hamburg s. Edgefeld Plank
Road Company Stock.
~ Terms made known day Of SALE
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Edgefeld Collegiate Institute,
FOR YOUNG LADIES'!

42 PUPILS IN ATTENDANCE LAST SESSION.
-~~~>~~~~~-~~~~~~-
V'lIIE next Session will commence on Monday
Il january 9Th, 1855.
Tuition per Session, ID weeks.
Primary Department. t................S7 90
Academcal ................l2 IL UU
Collegiate ................l5 0e
Music-Guitar or Piano. no..............lS %
Drawing and French, each ............l 10 90
Pupils using the Apparatus are charged each per
Session $500.
Pupils using the Piano for practice are charged
for Keeping them in tune per Session 81 90.
All Pupils arc charged fifty cents each for con-
tingencies.
The Musical Department 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-
partmcnts the same as last Session.
CHAS. A. RAYMOND, PRINCIPAL.
Dec 81 If SO
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HAMPTON's SHOP!

TIE Subscriber begs leave to add, to what has
been so well said above, that he is sole proprietor Of
HAMPTON'S SHOP, and will endeavor to have
everything done up brown, or not at all.
rSg- PLOW WORK thankfully received and
promptly done at all times. ,,,,,-,,,c
Ian "a "
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H Y N e NAL.

MARRIED, at Rose Cottage, on the evening of the
9th ut., by Rev. E. L. Whatley. Miss ISABELLE,
eldest daughter of DR.. John Lake, and Mr.. R. H.
MINIS, Of this Village.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-03-07
Notice.

Notice.
A LII Persons indebted to tho Estate OF w.
N Moss, decd, are requested to make lmmeai.
ate payment, and those having demands against
said Estate, will present them properly attestea.
w. H. MOSS, Adm'or.
Aug II If 81
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j, SlBLEY & som,
GROCERS AND COTTON
MERCH AN rs,
HAMBURG, S. C.

HAMBURG, S. C.
ID DESPECTFULLY beg leave to inform
III their old customers and the Planters generally
that they are still 10 be found at their Old Stand
and are paving the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for Cotton and other Produce and have in Store,
and are daily receiving MOST COMPLETE assort-
ment Of
GROCERIES,
AMONG WHICH MAY BE POUND
10000 Yds. Gunny and Dundee BAGGING,
200 Coils Hemp and Russian ROPE,
200 Bags COFFEE, Rio and Java:
200 Bbls. Superior and Refined SUGARS.
25 Hhds Muscovado and n. O. do.
100 Bbls MOLASSES,
5000 Sacks SALT.
25 BEDSTEADS. some Of them Fancy,
25 Boxes superior CHEESE,
A splendid assortment Of BLANKETS and
NEGRO CLOTHS.
Also
An assortment of Saddles and Brides, Chairs,
Pepper, Spice, Lnseed, Lamp and Tan
ners Oil, Osnaburgs, Stripes,
shirtng and Yarns, and in fact everything usually
found in Grocery Store.
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Executors Sale,

DY Order of II. T. Wright, Esq, Ordinary of
ID Edgefcd District, will sell on Monday, the
10Th day of March next, at II o'clock, A. NJ, in
the Town of Hamburg, at The late residence Of BenJa-
min F. Gouedy, deceased, all the personal property
belonging to the Estate Of said deceased, not dis
posed Of by Will, viz:
Four Negroes,
Kissiah, Silas, Bristo and Jean, One Gold Watch,
Two Guns, One Dray, &c.
TERMs-On a credit until the 25th day Of De-
ccmber next-purchasers giving notes with ample
security. ROBT. MCDONALD, Acting Ex'r
Hamburg, Feb II st
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70 ALL WHO ARE IN ARREARS

Edgefeld 8 Cheatham Plank Road!
TINE Road is finished, and debts due by the
Il Company for Lumber, hire OF hands, &C., must
be uaid. Those indebted therefore, must come for
ward without any further delay, and pay up their
Stock. The creditors of the Company cannot be
put off any longer.
Jan 81 Il s
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Just Received,

or BBLS and Half Barrels No. s, MACKE-
III REL. Also, :
A few Kits, quarter and half bbls No. l, Macke-
rel. j. SlBLEY & SON.
Hamburg, Jan "a If i
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GROCERIES,
~ Cd Up Z @ w 8

WYE take this means to inform our Customers
w and the Planters generally, that we are not
connected with any other house, and only have one
Store. which is the Brick Corner, formerly occu-
pied by Josiah Sibley j. SlBLEY & son.
Hamburg, Nov % If 40
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Professional Card,

nR. w. II. ZIMMERMAN, having loea- o
~ ted himself at Maj. W. CeLsMAN's, offers
his services in the PRACTICE OF MEDlClN 4,
OBSTETRICS and DENTISTRY,
to the people of the community ahd respectfully So
licits their patronage.
Lofts p O., March
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Tax Collectors Notice.!

r Will attend at the times and places hcreinalter
Il specified, to collect the GENERAL, POOR
and ROAD TAX, for the year commencing the
first October 1854.
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TIME Plaintiff in the above cases having this day
i filed his declaration in my Office, and the De-
fendant having neither wife nor Attorney known to
reside within the limits of this State, on whom copies
of said Declarations with rules to plead can be
served On motion of Messrs. Spann & Magrath,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Ordered that said Defendant
appear and plead to said Declarations within year
and day from the date hereof or final and absolute
judgement will be given against him.
THOS. G. BACON, C. c. E. D.
Clerks Office, Mar 6, 1855 lyq s
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

TT appearing to my satisfaction that John Hatcher,
i Martin Phillips and his wife Polly, Washington
Hardy and his wife Elizabeth and - Thomas
daughter of John Thomas, reside beyond the limits
of this State, On motion Of BoNHAM & MABRY,
Complanant's Solicitor, Ordered, That the said
Defendants do plead, answer or demur to the bill of
complaint in this case, within three months from
the date of the publication Of this notice, or said bill
will be taken pro eonfeSSo against them.
a. SlMKlNS, C. E. Z. D.
Mar /, 1855. l3t 8
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rHE FIFTH FAIR OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA INSTITUTE, for the promotion Of
ART MECHANICAL INGENUITY AND INDUS.
TRY will he hell at the New Hall recently erected
on Meetings street, in the city of Charleston, COM
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Administrators Sale.

Feb Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
CONGREssf0SaL.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went lie
press, Mr. Dawson, from the Committee for the
District Of Columbia, 10 whom was referred
the bill from the House of Representatives au-
thorizing the corporate authorities Of George
town to impose additional taxes, and for other
purposes. reported il with an amendment, and
recommended its passage.
Mr.. D., from the same committee, reported
bill in relation to the Alexardria and Wash
ington Railroad Company, authorizing the es.
adjustment of steam ferry across the Poto-
mac river opposite the city of Washington
which was read, and passed to q second read
ing. MI d. asked for its immediate eonsid-
GRAFTON which was agreed TO- 49,"
Mr.. Douglas suggested that an amendment
be made to the bill prohibiting the railroad
company from crossing the streets Of W shipg-
ton on . level.
Mr.. Dawson said that tais bill had nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
Later from Texas

We have received the New Orleans Delta Of
the 18th instant, which says:
By the arrival this morning, of the steam.
ship Mexico, We have Galveston date, to tn.
14th.
Heavy rains have fallen ia the interior, aud
the mails a e very irregular.
The Prairie Blade has the name OF Jame;
Ii. Raymond, at the head of it's columns, us q
candidate for Governor.
The Texas Rangers have all been muster ed
into the service of the United States. The
companies commanded by Captains Walkers
Henry and Travis, have been sent to Fort
Clarke. Those commanded by Captain Bopgs
Fitzhugh and Rodgers have been sent to For
Chadburne
For the past six or seven weeks, saws tn
Nueces Valley, the waters of Corpus Christi
Nueces, Ararsas, Copano, and other bays be.
tween this and Matagorda, have been SO low
as almost entirely to cut off communication
with the New Orleans and Saluria mail
steamers This has proved rather serious
Inconvenience to our citizens
The San Antonio Ledger has been compelle
to suspend publication Tor short time, for
the want of paper.
1t has been understood that Col. Yoakun #
huntsville, has been engaged for some years
on history of Texas, the FIRST yolums of whic h
is said 10 be in press now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

N order TO make room for Spring Goods I nave
Il determined TO offer all kinds Winter Good.
now on hand, al greatly reduced prices for cash ana
would name in part the following extra bargaius /:
Plain de Lains, cents; Figured and Plain LANES
10 cents, worth ,; plain, all wool, ID. LANES 81
cents, worth so; figured BiId PLAN d., Iain.s, 81
cents, worth 50; fine ApAra - crnt-, Nuuh 25r
black silk IS cents, ~OIth 80: Ito remnant, OF de-
lanes al haliprce yard wide merinO - cent?,
worth -; black an white caiic0 cents, worth TO-
woOcn naBnel IL CENTS blankets - per cent less
thah they have been ~ Il HIS ssasOn. Anuo icas
SlmeTe 80 cents, anal cS-t - very Ruod cassi
nets is ctS; Gne towels cents boys elk poc kat
handkerchiefs IL cts gJIIlemens' silk handk-rc ;-
- cents; chiidrens' comforts cts ladrs' VS-- 81
cents, worth LOO; gehiemeUs' undershitIs - cuts,
yard vide bieacte aud unLIe3, e COTTON tscsl,t-
bleached shsauHs 10 cents wuuh IaIs
Fine Shifting \ cents. Lue bIeaelIed muslin ~
cents ~"ith Ia, canton hlHnel 8 cents, ,up.-'
gray AID black lambs wool hose very cheaD bl.ek
and cni"T, hOse aud hall hose cents gentlemen.
yarn hal nse u cents, ladies' black kid gloves o5.
worth o., eCntiemen's white and colored kId gloves
soc, worth 81 gentlemen's lined burin gloves l2c
worm - Tong under sleeves and lee, Chemiselts
ioc, eamhIie n"aGeing Bic, original cost - patent
leather belts cents.
La my Boot and Shoe Department have a large
and well assorted stock, which am disposed 20 sen
exceedingly cheap, ladies CATERS 81 and al ladies'
KID boots 10, wO Oh 25 ladies' patent feather bus
kins 90 cents. worth l00 misses coIored gait.Ts e.
and IS cents, worth 100. misses shippers a5c gentle
mems boots 30 worth 50, boys boots IS aud Sc
Children n shoes IN endless varirty very cheap.
This Is Il rare opportunity Of obtaining 20 goods
at very low prices, and I would invite any in wanl
OF the shove articles TO examine my stock before
making their purchases. r. ID. HALL.
No. 373 Seventh ST., 4h door above ..
jan l9-lw' =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD-This road is now
under contract the whole distance from Stras
burg to Harrisonburg. Rockingham, we learr
from the Register, has generously contributed
$Z00 O00 to the improvement. The followips
gentlemen have obtained contracts on the Ma
nassa Gap Railroad between Woodstock and
Harrisonburg: Messrs. GalIaher, McElroy
and Steers from Woodstock to TimberyillS
Messrs. Stands and Morrisy, seven sections
and Mr.. O'Neale two sections, in Roc CHAM
Inc contractors are gentlemen of experience
and energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

GEN. WILSON, OF MAssACHUsErrs.-Tbs
New York TTib"ns, in noticing the result Of
the vote in the Massachusetts, House of Dsls.
gates for U. S Senator, says:
owe did not expect ever to rejoice over th g
election of Know Nothing, but as on tkai
head, 1t was Hobson's choice this time we Io
rejoice that the Senator elect from Massachu.
sets is one who-as the hatred and Ineffective
malice OF slave catching Hunkerism assures
us-wlli never be found unfaithful to the
cause Of human freedom"
The N. Z. Evening Post, another abolition
print, says:
L. Gen. Wilson should receive, as is now
probable, the commission of United STATES
senator, We have no fear of his proving un.
sound on the slavery question, under W hat
ever circumstances It may arise in Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

IA manufacturing firm in Boston has
just completed quantity of machinery for
the Cuban government, 10 be used in school
for practical engineers and machinists Cuban
planters are now dependent on the United
States for the labor Of this class Of artisans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

A Cock FGHr.-A grand royal manner coo K
fight came of in New York On Monday even.
Ing, in the presence of about FIVE hundred OF
" the fancy" for $500 side. Nearly ell the
principal fighting mer in the city were 1t is
said that there were also several police officers
in the crowd. The tickets of admission were
81 each. Twenty nine cocks were put up by
the Troy party backed up by Morrissey, who
won from 50 geo to $4,000: An equal number
Of birds were Put Up by their opponents from
Brooklyn, backed by McNul,y These pro
tesSional gentlemen were engaged from P.
NJ Monday, to A. NJ, Thursday morning,
In their fsvoIite pastime, betting and swe airing,
drinking and commenting upon the chances Of
their favorite birds. The cocks had long steel
spurs attached to their heels, and nineteen of
them!were killed outright by "gafing'' alone,
An English fight man presided over the game,
and there were two judges and four referees.
Large sums Of money were lost and won On the
results Of the fighting. The Troy party were
entirely successful, whereupon their BROOKLYN
brethren bewailed and cursed their luck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
IV ENING STAR.
SPIRIT OF rHK MORNING PRESS

The Uni0n's leader 10 devoted to Know
Nothinsism, to show that the order must be
standing In Virginia on positions directly the
reverse Of those on which it stands in Mas.
sschusetts. The same journal making the late
snti-know Nothing charge Of Judge James NJ
Porter, Of Pennsylvania, its text, urges that
the jury box be protected from the influence
of secret associations. ss. s. OH ..
The InteIIigeEcsr announces that the Sen.
ats's Judiciary committee reported back the
district judiciary reform bill yesterday, latter
We went to press) saying: 4'
"The Judiciary Committee of the Senate,
through Mr.. Touoey, yesterday reported back
with amendments, the bill TO re.organizs
the courts in the District of Columbia and to
reform and improve the laws thereof" The
amendments are important. The first one
strikes out the first section, which proposed TO
repeal 30 much of former acts as created thu
circuit court, the district court, the orphans,
court and the criminal court The section
establishing court Of common plea, in rc.
tanned, but the court Is to be held by the
junior associate justice Of the circuit court.
Inc court oil equity is to be held by the senior
associate justice Of the court. The section a,
taoilshing court Of appeals ia retained, with
an unimportant amendment. The 18th section,
providing Tor the appointment of new judges
LOT me term OF ten years and limiting the Office
10 persons above sixty years of age. is pro
Posed 70 De stricken out thereby leaving tn q
present judges in Office and not changing th q
tenure. The 10th section, so far q. il provides
ior the Preparation Of a code Of laws for this
District, Is retained, but the clause recurring
me code to be submitted to the people is pro-
posed to be stricken out.
Thus 1t will be seen that the Judiciary
committee OF the Senate are not disposed to
legislats the present judges out of oficen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

gNobody would suppose, ON FIRST thought
that more money is annually expended in tn.
United States for cigars than for all the com
mon schools In the Union ; and yet it is found
to be fact r-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

II In the Massachusetts House Of Repre-
sentatives, on Monday last it was moved that
the Judiciary Committee inquire into the ex.
pediency Of requiring all Roman Catholics
on being naturalized, to renounce all ale.
glance to the Pope of Rome, as a temporal
pf1ac, al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

HAGAR, HE MARTYR, OR PAssIos AND
REALITY" tale Of the North and South, is
the title Of a new romance by Mrs. Marion FL
Stevens, sent US BY Franck Taylor. We have
examined this work, and find it equal TO any
OF the productions of the really talented az
thoress The plot is good, the styl. terse, NJ d
TIE language strong. 1t is just such book
as to enchain the reader 90 that it will Cot be
laid down until finished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

70 The Wilmington IN. c. Journal denie,
that the result of the recent election in tina,
city was In any respect a Know Nothing vic.
tory, as has been claimed throughout th.
country, -f"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
Preceding Of To-Day.

Ia the Senate, to-day, after sundry depart.
mental communications were read and refer.
red, Messrs James Allen, Seward, Foot, and
stuart reported private bills, which having
been committed
Mr. Chase introduced bill to improve the
Ohio river; referred.
Mr.. Cooper introduced his joint resolution
to prevent pauper and criminal emigration to
the United States, of which he had given pre-.
vious notice, and addressed the Senate at
length in its favor, not having concluded when
We went to press.
In the Honse, to-day, after sundry depart
mental estimates were laid before the Heuse
by the speaker, and appropriately referred,
and few reports were made and Committed A.
they went into committee, (Mr. Seymour in
the cbair0 and taking up the French spolia-
tions bill again, Mr.. Orr addressed the COM
mittes at length against this measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

to do with that matter; Ii merely authorized
the Establishment Of q steam ferry, since the
company had been denied the privilege Of
crossing the Long Bridge.
On motion BY Mr.. Stuart, the further con
sideraton Of the bill was postponed until tc-
morrow.
Mr. Toucey, from the committee on the ju.
dietary, to whom was referred the bill from
| the House Of Representatives in relation to the
| reorganization of the courts of the District of
| Columbus, reported the same with certain
| an endments
Mr.. Brown, fro the Committee on the Dis.
trlot OF Columbia, to whom was rsfe red the
bii from the House OF Representatives grant.
ing certain additional powers to the co1pors :.
ton OF washington, reported II back with an
| sm.ndment
Mr. from the same committee, submitted
an adverse report on the petition of the widow
| of Daniel McNarama. ID > =
After other reports were made and disposed
| OF, the army appropriation bill was taken up,
and was discussed, on amendments, By Messrs
Shields, Rusk, johnson, F4sa lS, usntsr. Cas-
Jones, and Badger, until they adjourned
without disposipg of the bill. -.
| In the House, lin Committee Of the Who'll.
on the state Of the Union,) at the conclusion
of the speech of Mr.. Benton against the Frsnc b
| Spoliation bill, Mr.. Disney addressed the com.
| mittee in favor Of the said bill.
Mr.. Chamberlain addressed the committed
| against in reference on the part of this Gov.
eminent in the current European war.
Mr. Orr moved to amend the bill by striking
| out its first section. -
The committee then rose, and the House
| shortly afterwards adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

" The Illinois Senate has passed rssolu.
lions instructing the members of Congress
against change of the naturalization laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

II In 1894, 24,4s0 Belgian emigrants Left
antwerp Tor the United States; they came Il
our shores on board ninety.fy, ships.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

MY COURTSHIP s. IT'S CONSEQUENCES
vi by Wikoff. Price 81 25,
Slavery in New Light and its Grand Resu,i. l., ,
Citizen OF Georgetown. Price l2Jz cIs
Night in BUenoS Ayres, a new drama IN FIVE ucts
I! CIfIEen OF Georgetown. Price l9lt els
The Scout, by w. Gilmore Simms; sIaj
Ida MAY, 81 %
Putnams Magazine for F, bTuary; - ceuts
Ballou's New Monthly for February; 10 cts
Cooley 5 'SjttS Book for February; 95 ctr
For sale ~ T. X IITNDY
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
ian 35-if
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
CLOSING OUT.
STILL GREA ER REDUCTION IN DRY
GOODS!

VI d ILLIAMS, GE JRGETOWN,
WILL sci The remaining stock of Domesuics
w such a.
New York Mills, WarnesseIta. Co ington, and
othei OF the most approved make OF Bleaclied Got
ton al prime cost, Of which ave good assotueI
on hand, and also Irish Linens, Scotch Huckaback
and Russia Diapers.
Hosiery I'm great variety, su ia a Ladies', Gentle
cost.
The ladies are respectfully invited 10 call early Il
they want an assortment.
ana general assortment OF goods VIII ich will
sell u1thout reference 10 cost as am determined 10
close out the stock previous TO March lst.
ian D III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Law TINS day received and opened great vari
ely OF CLOCKS, WATCHES, and JEM EI.RY,
ooou O,ocks from 81 30 20 SIS, all warranted one
T ME, SILVER Watches from 81 to SIS !; gold lever
na'ches lrom S25 10 81 20. and great assortment
OF !eWeiry, all OF which will he soId cheaper Than
g"9es ul same quality can be bought in this city,
Those wishing to get coed Clocks would Do well
70 hoy moln me, as put all my Clocks in order be-
n caii an see fos yourselves, AT the Clock Watch
Emporium Of J. RORINSnN
jan le-Im (Inteil
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lnNN
NEW BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE.
~ a Buggy, recently made. bur Iittie used and. i'm
Shceen' ofoeI, Waisons make) aud a god set OF
Apply at the Star Office ian aa ?,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-25

NAPIER's English Battles and Sieses m the
IN Peninsula, I vol. LOnSon. 1854
Manual OF Field Operation, by 1T Jervis R.,aI Az
tillery, vol, 1852
The Young Officers Companion, by Co. Lord ,i,.
RIOS, l vol. ISL
The War IN Russia and GennaHy in l5l2-l3 b. Col
CathcaTt, KILLED at Inkerman) vol mans
AM diagrams. 1850
Six Familiar Lectures, by field officer, vel. Is5l
General Nolfe'> instructions 20 Young Oficers 4
vol luut 81 PRINT los
The Mediterranean, Memoir, p .ysical His.urical
and Nautical, by Rear Admiral Smith. Vol.
1854
The Miscellaneous Literary Works of Central Bur
goyne, vols, (Out Of print lSOe
Jan p PRANCK TAYLOR
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GOLD SPECTACLES LOST.-Was LOST he,,y
" the Indian Office and 20th street Fir, Ward
on the 18th instant, pair of Cold Speciaclcs no,
morocco case, with owners name. The finder viii
be suitably rewarded by leaving them will me nm
dersgnef at the Indian Office WI
ian 23-3ts HENRY prT,rINcpp