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HOOK AGENCY.

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free postage forwarding the subscription price
Of % the % Magazines such Hapers Godey Putnam,
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for and o. splendid nhogaph portrait Of either
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II Subscribing % worth OF Magarnes anree portraits VII be
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ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

~. BINR0RD, Associate
WI BAILEY, 4. b, 5Prncipal.
Prof EMIEN q Paris, Professor 81 Modern Languages
TUyIE undersigned tpen School Monday sept 29h, In the
large and cOmmodiou. Ih street formerly known a.
sprDg Institute They design opening school u the high
grade boys thoroughly accurately prepared
the University, for Of Colleges h,ted for
the business Of life.
Special attention upon English Departments
~ Il Is considered 10 be too much neglected.
TERMS.
Payable seml-annually In advance, session ~ months:
Engiish Branches. 5000
latin and higher Matiematles. ............... 5000
1feek lVfV
Modern Language each. 20o0
JuLY R5th 1856.
Mr. w. Bailey graduated NJ College with honor, In June
devote himself school teaching eeerfuiy
confidently him scholarship and high moral
character experiences the teaebE
enterprise doubt he Wl the
taOns - all reasonable patrons. WA. A. SMITH,
Prest Of Randolph Macon College.
Mr. IT, Bnord graduate Of the University % Va, and has
successfully teaching dung the
both Virginia Testimonials from the Pro-
he University and his patrons Be desired
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COL tried your Ready Relief, and lind
Joints rubbed with IT, and never felt pain AFTER the ns ten minutes
rubbsi the tune. slrs, do know
compare but a charm for II b mystery
and had the proper Of limbs
years skeleton. then
your Ready Relief Rsolvent and Regulators The
len strength fast,
could walk with few Before heard Of Rene
Dr. WArdle, DIR. MAean
and many ply sicians This city,
completely pulled pieces by them Ny constitution
did good could n
ground, pick pin. was ed and carried
and thank God by the
Rsmedes had the heuma
and ehroneAnd The palsy You can publish
this, II you like. SARAH A. HoUGn
thstree hetue the nd ".
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NEURALGIA CUREp.

JAcrsos, Miss. Feb 10, 1886
Mesrs Railway CO.. NV days since bought dollars
worth Of Railways Ready Relief used for Neuralgia, and
my astonishment, gave almost instant relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21
SHIPPING.

INOR LIvERPOOl.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship ERICSSON Lowber, COMMANDER will depart with
The United States mails for Europe positively on Saturday
June a. at Il O'Clock NJ from her BERTH at the foot OF Canal
street
NoTICE-The Of this line have water tight
partnens and 70 avoid danger from Ice VIII not cross the
Banks north Of AZ degrees, until after the LIST Of August
For freight having uneqaled accommodation for
elegance and comfort apply TO
EbWAk X. COLLINS, s. Wan street.
Passengers requested be board at II O'Clock NJ
All letters must through the Post Office; any others viii
be returned.
The steamship Atlantic Edrdge viii succeed the Ericsson.
and sail on Saturday. July s.
NoncE-The Of freight from Liverpool to New York Is
reduced 10 four pounds ton measurement until further
notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

OILS.
" EROSENE OILS
~ NOT EXPLOSIVE,
Secured by patents
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OH.
The advantages possessed by this oil are
I. The intensity Of the Light produced.
2. II II not explosive.
s. II win remain fluid when the best sperm oil has
gealed.
liz pnrivaled economy, = 70 worth Of kerosene giving
sperm OIL or S29 OF burning fluid.
This oil burns In all the argand button lamps including
camphene and sylyc oil lamps without the usual tendency
smoke.
KEROSENE LuBRlcA OIL-The effect Of thu oil
chnery Is found TO be perfectly msgica removes the gum
caused by the Of impure oils wears equal to the bes
sperm oil, does CONCEAL at low temperature
burns maeninceny all s solar bInnacle and hand Tampa
signal bow lanterns The attention of
neers R ship captains ship supply and others
particularly requested TO the certificates TO be Ne
oNce Of
AUsTENs, Agents for the Kerosene OIL Company.
No. 80 Beaver street. New York
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SPORTING.

SPOHTTNG.
DUTIERS INFAILIBLE NANCE EMINENT AND
ID nea eyter4naor IL warranted certain and speedy
for mango instant death aeas Dr. curing all and
diseases the skin and reproducing hair dogs &C. Price
~ cents bottle Buffers dogogyaEhy, rs Cents Ali ue
choice breeds Of dogs, ut 20 Fulton street.
yNOG FOR SAI.E--A LARGE SIZED AND POWERFUL
~ Newfoundland dog. Address A. Nussnann, ITO froai
way, Ny
10! FOR NICARAGUA.--TO DE RAPFLED FOR, A
l. tool chest handsomely veueered, ut y, BARCLAYS
corner Of Twenty first street and Eighth this evening"
2lst inst.
ITO sPORTShEN.-FoR SALE, A THOROUGH BRED
setter and pointer well broke; sold on account .,-
Of he owner, Apply In the saloon No HI r,nysd
street second door fyom the corner OF Newark ~ IIo
boken, N, J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21
HyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
i mail seamers-The ships comprising this line
The ATLANTIC Capt. Oliver Ehridge
The BALTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstock.
he Cant inc Wast

The ADRIAfIC Capt James West
These ships having built contract expressly for the
service every has been taken In their
sructon also in their engines, to insure strength and
speed and their FOR unequal
he'd for elegance and comfort
passage New York Liverpool in rst cabin
$780, in second do So Exclusive Of extra size state
rooms $325. From Liverpool to New York, 80 and ~ gut
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship No
berths be secured until paid for The ships Of s hne
from win tie Banks north Of u degrees until
after the lat August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CITY OF
BALTIMORE-Passsegers are requested 70 send their
baggage board Queen wharf before
day. the 18th june when In consequence OF the state Of he
tide the City Of baltimore will proceed down the river and
come anchor below Newcastle. The steamer Logan
will leave Queen wharf Thursday morning. the 2ls
JOHN T. DALE, Agent.
U,oR SAVANNAH AND F1oRrpA.-uNsrED STATES
II Mail Line--The steamer AUGUSTA, Capt Themaa Lyon
win leave Saturday june H. from pier No North river
or passage apply e l. hITChI1 Is Broadway Through
Steamers for Florida at Savannah with the steamers
rom New York On Tuesdays and 0rv-daya
EOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.-rHE UNITED
II States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
O'Clock M from pier No. Is North river She will arrive
Ut Norfolk Sunday afternoon and al Richmond Monday
morning Passengers for the south will proceed without de-
LAY BY he great mail line 70 Charleston Augusta Savannah
most e,pe1laOS route Passage and fare ncluding state
Seerage, half price. Apply 70 LUD1AA PLEAsANrS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.


WATCHEs-FINE GOLD AND sILvEEWATCHEs.-
w The largest and mos, splendid assortment. of watches
the city be found at the subscribers lie has
business Wall for the last eighteen yesIs and
ing al descriptions Of gold and silver watches ewary
siare, at wholesale aad retail at muck les than the
usual prices.
Beautiful gold Iepine watches four holes jeweled S24 90
Fine gaI detached levers fur jewellcd $28 90
Fine goh hunting epne tour baies eweled SO 90
Gold hunting Engsh paieI levers SOS 90
Fine gold han,ing detached levers f Jewelled ~ 90
Gold aEd e,amel watches for AIDES $50 90 70 500 90
Splendid gold pocket chronofeiefs SIPS w " $S0o 0O
800 90 to $3.50 90
Gold hunting watches which run eight days$3 0O 70 $l60 %
Gold magic watches, which change ia.o three
different watches. SID 90 70 t3O 90
Gold English patent levers fun jewcllsd $40 % TO tlS0 70
Silver English patent lever $l6 10 70 $43 %
Silver deaclad Levers full jewecd elb 20 $50 90
Fine gold hunting railway mekeepers 500 90 TO sl5 "
Silver lppnes four holes jewelled 10 " 10 97 20
j. Tobias Harrison r. q. Beeseley. T. y. Cooper and
ax other celebrated makers, for sale very l0w.
An watches warranted 10 keep correct time Watches and
exchanged. Watches and ewelry repaired the bes
and much ess than the usual prices Goods
Of the United States and Canada free OF charge
GEORGE G. ALLEN, importer Of watches and jewelry
wholesale and retail No IL Wall street, second 1oos.
BxoadwQF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

NEW YORK AND oONEY ISLAND LANDING At
N Fort Hamilton each way.-I'he sesmcs NoRwALK,
Leaving foot Of Amos street. AZ "a A. n, L2 and 81 Nj
eaving foot Of Spring street q 90 A. NJ, l2 and 81 Y;
Coney Island las. Zip. st6s Fare for .he trip 70 Coney
or children. o. y. DODGE. Agent
yuNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG-COM.
- meaeinr Sunday, June 1.-The new steamer METAMp-
RA Cant VIM Perry will leave New York from pier foot az
Jay street every Sunday n.oeninS At o'clock landing a, Yon
lake TorryioVn sing Sing haverstrnw, vorpancks Cad
wells Point old Spring and Cornwal; landing at
Amos street way. Passengers for Peekskn land
tcrplancks' Point Ssscs will DC In readiness convey pas
scugcrs " regkskil,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

v1op SALE OR EXCIIAGE-~A FARM AND WATER
H newer pluated In the of Havcrtrdw Rocklaud
county containing 100 with dwelling house,
sage house two mills Uuneumbefcd city Brooklyn pro.
rery viii be taken exchange Part may remain bond
and mortgage. For psrtculags apply v WI T. DEWITT,
No. 20 BgeadWay,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

THOR SALE VERY CfiEAP--AT sTRATToN POINT,
Long Island near Flushing, desirable lots
Iy 100 feet Apply 10 GASsNER BROTHERS, $50 Broad
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For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS Wan street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIIIPLEY 4 90, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., q Austin Frlars London
b. q. WAINWRIGHT 90, Paris.
The Of these ships will no. be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie tewelry precious stones metals
less bills adng signed therefor and the value thereof
expressed therein.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

LBANY DAY BOAT-THE FAST AND FAvORITR
"A steamer Alba Capt Roe leaves The foot Of Canal and
Pouehkeepse Kingston Po.nt Bristol, Oassk. Hudson and
Coxsakie.
DAnY FOR MISUNDERSTANDING uUsUAL
turning. leaves at 8 a. NJ, arriving al Ijl A. NJ.
L,oR KEyPORT cLrrFwooD, AND FORT HAMIIt
r ton--Tbe steamboat kEYPoRT leaves Murray street
pier daily Sundays excepted ut o'clock, NJ and Keypor
the trains Will leave Chambers street station follows
NJ sns sss o5 r + ia 81 i ss
sr sY rda s a i M Fer sn
taku Cambes Canal Christopher and Thirty Streets
Trains for New YORK leaye Troy at 40 $40 and io4s
sns NJ and East Albany ' 'a sniff sI sap s.d
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAnRoAD.-oN AND AF.
IN Monday May 49, 1876 and until further notice. pas
senger viii leave pier foot Of Duane street ioows
Dunkrk express a6A NJ, for Dunkirk
Buffalo express =, A. NJ, for Buffalo.
Mail NJ sis A. NJ for Duhkrk and Buffalo and inerme
stations. Passengers BY this mail will with ex
trains ior Syracuse Cayuga Canandaigua Niagara
Lake shore Railroad for Cincinnaa Chicago Sc 49," ~
RockaDd PASSENGER at3S r. NJ, from foot Of Chambers
wsy Nv r SeaarS sna Msox
and intermediate siafious.
Night express stSFea: for psnklk and Buffalo. V
The above trains run daily, Sunday. excepted
Csnaudarua and Niagara Falls Railroad Niagara Falls
nehamton With the Syrseuse and Baghan,on kailroad r
Rsroad for Rochester; q, Great bend With Delaware cs
and Western Railroad for Scranton; At Bunlo and
nnnkrk With The Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland Cinanaa
'0'''' " b. G. XStAiLux. General superintendent
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MELLOW FEVER AND CHOLERA PREvENED--BY
i using PRITZI,OFP'S dsnfecing fluid This IL q prspa
high Yepute for destroying all offensive and purd
cya prevents putracon, and correete the impurities
he air In close apartments and In situations nosous
md w " respectable druggists, prcc w. per botac,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

THE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINE
for Southampton, Havre and Bremen-The first class
steamship NORTH STA $3.50 tone T. T. Hunter, u s. N,
master will leave New York for Southampton and Bremen
Wednesday July al noon precisely. Price Of passage,
first cabin $780, second cabin go Passengers and mails for
Havre win be sent arrival ct Southampton, In first
class steamship In connection with the line. The North Star
constructed with sx solid permanent bulkhea
and In safety comfort and appointments Ia second
afoat The North Star will leave Bremen for New York
August and Southampton August Stopping South
ampton each way this ue makes saving In time and
to over all other routes Persons deing bring
out their friends obtain certificates Of passage For
sage or freight apply D. TORRANCE, agent No Bowling
Green New York.
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TRAVELLHFS' GUIDE.

A LBANY DAY BOAT.-THE FAST AND FAvORITK
"A Aida, Capt Roe leaves The foot Of Canal and
A. NJ, landing al West Point, Cornwall, Eewburg, Milton,
Poughkeepse, Kingston Point Bristol Cask, Hudson aod
C<veaE fo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

SUTToN 4 CO.'S DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
~ cisco, sailing regularly and positively before day
advertised Clipper Of Monday, 3Oh June instant McKay's
masterpece TIE famous A clipper shp ROMANCE OF
river and VIII positively sa as above This celebrated clip
with obtain the greatest sailing qualities Of any ship
aoat Her first ana only passage San gsanceco Sys
made in 81 days, beating te whole clipper feesang al he
tine To shippers desiroue OF landing their San Fran.
cisco a the earliest possible day This ship has fva Her
to SUTTON CO., IS South streei, corner Wall. N b..
Slippers will bear In mind that the vessels Of M line kAc 40
freight after the advertised day.
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CEGARS-CASH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE BAR
- gains from stock Of over million scgars. Operas S.
upwards; Normas g 80 do. Cash made segas
OF Havana, German OF domestic manufacture
o. CHEEKS II Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

A observation-disclosures LINE. CARRYING THE UNI.
"A Ted States man.-Thc beautiful clipper ship MON.
SOON $50 tons burthen for Melbourne and win also re-
freight for Sydney has two thirds oher cargo areay
engaged the FIRST ship, and will positively sal 2D
instant loading at pier 10 East river Has superr
conmodaSons for ship loadinQ Frs9
At lowest rates For freight passage apply board
r. w. CAMERON, No. Bowling Green.
A USTRALIA INDEPENDENT LINE-GrARAH TT41p
N The first ships 10 sauThe clipper LIGHTFOOT for Nd
bourne end medium clipper ship AzzAN, sor sydney, M
have au spatch for The above ports For balance ~
passage having splendid apply on hoard
At pier II East riye,, o. 10 9ooDEvE, ARKEft ELET
u Peay! stree,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

EOR eAIE-sIoOP YACIIT GU.NARE, ABOUT y
oss copper fastened two years old In july has cabfp
with two bcrhs three lockers cushions for berth and kp
forward berth cushion for man has anchor and cable
sweeps foea and yawf and Is IA complete order
ing cited for owners private use Can be at
nuv time In haan Of the dock at brighton or the
Taery ON MONDAY June 2 For further particulars apply
a ED SCHENCg 4 co, 50 Nassau street.
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SEGARS.

HAVANA SEGARS BY STEAMSHIPS BLACK wAF
rior and Cahxwta -Oabanas Fssros regala del royi
C0nchas Londres, operas do fmas Cabargas &c by th
l00Ar 200, ten per cent below market prices n. p. 10
GERS, l64 Maiden lane second story.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EO DINNER SETS, 100 TEA SETS 6O0 DOZEN RICHL
CUcut umblePs gobles and wnes finger bowls
sugar dishes, decanlers clocks c 90 styles OF char
delicrs and full assortment OF crockery.
A III. GOuGu. Aren't, 81 BoXerY.
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POE TRY.
DON'T RUN IN DEBT.

Don't ran in debt-never mind, never mind,
IL thy clothes faded and torn;
Fix 'em up, make them do; it Is better by far,
Than to have the heart weary and worn.
Who'll love you the moro for the set of your hat,
Or the ruff, or the tie of your shoe.
The shape Of your vest or your bouts and eravat,
If they know you're in debt for the new.
There's no comfort, tell you, in walking the
street,
In hne clothes, il you know you're in debt,
And feel that perehance you some tradcsmen
may meet,
Who will sneer-" they're not paid for yet"
Good friends, let me beg Of you don't run in debt,
If the chairs and the sofas are old
They will ft your back better than any new set,
Unless they're paid for-wi,h god;
If the house is too small, draw the closer together
Keep it warm with hearty good will;
A big one unpaid for, in all kinds of weather,
Will send to your warm heart chill.
Don't run in debt-now, dear girls, take hint,
If the fashions have changed since last season,
Old Nature is out in the very tint,
Ard old aature, We think, has some reason.
But just say TO your friend that you cannot afford
To spend time to keep up with the fashion;
That your purse is too light and your honor too
bright,
To be tarnished with such silly passion.
Gents, don't run in debt-let your friends, If they
can,
Have fine houses, feathers and flowers
But unless they nre paid for, be more Of man
Than to envy their sunshiny hours.
If you've money to spare, have nothing TO say
To spend your dollars and dimes as you please !;
But mind you, the man who his note has 10 pay,
Is the man who is never at case.
Kind husbands, don't run in debt uny more
Twill fill your wife's cup full of sorrow,
To know that your ncighbor may call ut your
With bill you must settle tomorrow.
O, take my advfce-it is good, it is true!
(But, lest you may some of you doubt it,)
Ill whisper secret now seeing tbs you-
1 Ihdve tried it, and kno,o all about il.
The chain of debtor is heavy and cold,
It's links all corrosion aud rust;
Gid it DER us you WILT is never of gold
Then spurn it aside with disgust.
The man who's in debt is too Oft en- slave,
Though his heart may be honest and true;
Can lie hold up his head aud look saucy and
brave,
When n note he can't pay becomes duea
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The ABBEVILLE BANNER
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
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limited at the time Of subscribing will be con-
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.arrearages are paid, or at the option of the Pro-
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Advertisements not having the desired number
of insertions marked upon them, will be contin-
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Liberal deductions will be made to those
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Speech of Col. Marshall,

On "a 6tH TO punish factors. commission ,ner-
t""ts, ,oureaouse- keepers ana other ouiices for
framd"ientiy converting to Mcir op,, use, any
cotton. corn, rice. ,chcdt or other produce, and
for other purposes"
Mr.. Marshall. If the Senate will INDULGE
'ne, I will, in few words, explain the OBJ
jects Of the bill, and give the reasons
which influenced ME in introducing it.
The objects of the bill are, to punish Sc
verely. factors, commission merchants, and
other bailees, for fraudulcntly converting to
their own use any cotton. corn, rice, or other
produce, or to sell the same without the
consent Of the owner. And secondly, to
punish the clerks, or agents of factors, COM
mission merchants, if they seould commit
a similar offence.
The question arises, is there necessity
for the passage Of such law as this 2 re-
gard it, Mr.. President, as one of the most
important bills that has been introduced for
some years past Every planter throughout
the State has felt, for years past, the neces-
sity of such bill, and if the number of
dollars could be ascertained, that have been
converted by factors and commission mer-
chants to their own use, and never ac-
counted for, it would be sufficient to pay
the debt of the State. But, 1 fear that
senators have permitted the bill to lie on
their tables, without looking into its merits.
It may be, that the members from the
lower country will deem this bill of no i'm.
'portance to them: but assure them, that
it is of vital Importance to the planters of
the middle and upper districts of our State.
Hundreds of our planters, both small and
large, in the amount Of produce raised,
have suffered seriously in the last few wears.
for the want of law of the character of
this bill.
In every State south and west of lis,
there is law to punish factors aud commits
sion merchants for selling, without the con-
sent of the owner, the produce he raises on
his plantation, and fraudulently converting
the same to his own use. These laws
have operated bene6ciaIly, in these States,
and have done great good in protecting the
planting interest; and in this connection, 1
will state fact known to many persons in
the city Of Charleston and other places, to
show the necessity of the passage of this
law. This information have gained from
reliable sources, that large number of
planters in Tennessee and the npner mart |