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>HE Exercises Of this School will be resumed
on the first Monday in February ncxt,
under the direction of the accomplished young
lady, Miss GOTT.
She will instruct in French. NIL the branches
OF English, Drawing, Painting and Music.
The School will be taught Ten Months, divi-
ded into two Sessions.
Terms of Tnition as low a. any other School
of the same order
Persons wishing to patron;se the above
School may procure board in respectable farni
lies ut Eight Dollars per month.
A. P. POOL,
. WILLIAM CARTER
j. W. CHILD, ST..
Feo !, 1895 80 Att SO Trustees.
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ARREVILLE MALE
AGa0emg>

M r. A. c. ELDER having been elected
1'l Principal of the Abbeville Male Acadc-
emy. will commence the exercises Of the School
on the lst Monday in january next. The gov
crnmcnt of the School will be rigid The NOR
ais aud general department Of the Students
will at all times receive special attention.
Students will be prepared to enter the Fresh.
man or Sophomore Glass of the South Carolina
College and the greatest care given to their
preparation.
The Scholastic year will he divided into two
TERMS. The first will CONNER &c on the lst
Monday in January. and continue for twenty.
eight weeks; the second will h"gin On tb. I'd
Monday in September. ana continue twelve
weeks
The Tuition of cneh Glass will he for the
Isl Glass: Reading, Wri:in, lst Ses. 2d Srs.
Spelling. and Primary Ge-
ography. sl4 90 Sc 90
2d Clnss: Tho above with
Geography. History. A.
rithmetie. English Cram
mar, md exercises in En-
glsh COMPOSITION, 20 90 90
Sd Class: The above with
all the advanced English
Branches c3 90 10 90
4th Glass: The above with A.
Latin and Greek, % 90 l2 oo
Boarding can be obtained in desirable fa,ni
hes, and at reasonable rates, either in the Vii.
lage or country near the Academy. g
Although it is of The greatest Importance thnt
all the pupils should be present at the opening
Of the Session, still they may be received at
any time during the term. Students will be
charged from the time they enter until the close
Ut the Session, unless special arrangements ore
made to the contrary.
A c. ELDER, A. B.
December 20, 1855 83-1y
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Settlement
OF THE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH BANKS. u

OF TIE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH BANKs, DEC.
THE Administrator Of said Estate hereby
Motif iea all PARTIES concerned, that he will
make a final settlement OF the same before the
Ordinary Of AbbeviIle. Oh Saturday the 26th
day Of April.
All claims will he rendered up to him .by that
time. 'eiseSthey viii not he noticed afterwards ::
and all thoseindebted to tile EstatewilI be ,nnde g
to pay costs uaIcss paid in a very shor. time.
cGzs JAMES, BANKS, Adln.r.
January 26. 1855 80 So, am
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

cB- The friends of s. O, ". DILL respect-
fully announce him Candidate for Sheriff: At
the next Election
eB- The friends of ". ". GRIFFIN respect.
fully announce him e candidate for Sheriff At
the ensuing election. - Inlay 4, 1855.
tBs The friends of NISiROD McCORD 70.
apectfully announce linn as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election.
CT The friends of Capt. 9: A: HoDors res
Pectfully announce him as candidate for T,r
Collector at the ensuing election. ~; =
w The friends Of JOHN R. WILSON respect.
fully announce him as q candidate for 7ar Co..
!eetor Of AbbeSille District, at the ensuing cleo
ton. - =" ss'".E, -l. - 50
SB We are authorised to announce the Rev.
JAMES Moore aa q candidate for reelection as
Tar Collector of Abbeville District, at tho en-
suing election.
tg The friends of JAMES a. yANDIVER
respectfully announce him ns candidate for
Tar Collector of Abbeville District at the en-
suing election. KS" "
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AUGUSTA BRIDGA

THE undersigned hereby
XsA&&" gives notice to his former 'IsIr@
Customers: And Friends. that he is engaged il,
the Ware House and Commission business, in
this place, for -,
Hessrs. Simpson d Gardiner,
where and with whom. he pledges himself. that
all business entrusted to them will meet with
strict and personal attention.
-. A. NJ. BENSON.
Augusta, Nov. 81, 1855. sO-am
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Take Particular Notice, of this Fact
Notice, Positive!

q 4 IL Persons indebted to ROBINSON l.
~ JACKSON, in account for 1865, are re-
quested to settle the same by the 1st March,
1885, as we are desirous uf closing our old
books.
And all persons having standing open ac-
connts on our books for 1853 and 1854, or in
debted to us by Note, are earnestly requested 10
lpay,the money by that time. or they viii be
placed in the hands Of an Attorney for collcc-
;tion.e
Gentlemen! one and all, settle up! Snare
our 5feeiiEgs from such o courae, and save YOUR
selves unnecessary expense. Longer indul.
gence we cannot grant. .
ROBINSON & JACKSON.
Hamburg, g. c., Jan 7, 1858 .s7.2m
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s. Noticel
(, & NJ OFT TO 6 /!

"a, s Ny means are very limired it trout Of
sfEa MY power to let accOuDts run on there
fore Irespectftily invite persons in iebted to me
to come forward and square up by cash or note.
Cash in ali cases most sceepsable. hope this
will receiys due attention,' without further no.
tice Ina word, circumstances render it tneces-
sary that should collect my accounts.
Z . = Sss EDWARD WESTPlELDs
San 24, 1856 8s If
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Sign of the Two Large watches
WATCHES, CLOCKS,

II HaS wv H1HM &S
AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH.
On MERCHANTS. and Dealers will do
A.,M well to call and examine the stock Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, at
2A9 King: Street
before they purchase elsewhere Every article
warranted.
A stock always on hand peculiarly adapted
to country dealers.
Save trenty per cent. by calling on
, WIN. MASTER8iAN,
249 kiug-st. Charleston,
Four doors from Wentworth street.
October 5;1s06 @S2a IT,
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Administrators A Notice.

TN1E Administrator Of the Estate of Dr.. ".
l. l. Tribe. hereby gives public notice that
the same will be settled. in the Ordinary's Of.
Ificc, on the 18th 'day of April next All per.
sons having51egal demands again said Esiate 9
are required TO present them duly. attested or,
or before that day and those indebtsd will
take du. notice that after the 18th of February
their notes and accounts will be placed in the
hands Of an officer for collection.
~ s. n. TRIBLE, Admir-.
January 6,18h6 : SO 8m
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At the request Of the President Of tho State
Agricultural Society, Ehave consented to soli.
cit information as to the number of Tennessee
and Kentucky Horses Mules and Hogs annually
purchased in the District and their cost. Allper
sons will therefore confer favor by coming
prepared to give me such infprmation on the
subject as they possess. JIM.
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!. COKE 9 b URY
CO Nf.ERtENCE ScHnaa.:

THE nsSt Session will opsn frssi sclaool
II dsyiip February next K q 5;ss5 4gSs
& There Ars:thrse Departmsnts with sn In.
ht the; head of ea1H. & (. -
Besgds in the hast faniliss. Tts bSalss1S )
EmentG t,Iridop, Twsafx 10 RoxrYs sDoIlSrs
Year q H ROuNt, RsstAa
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Executors Notice.

ESTATE oE JOSEPH MARSHALL, DEc'D.
TNHE Executors of the above Estate, hereby
L give notice to all persons indebted TO the
same, that immediate payment is required
They expect to settle up the Estate soon and
unless those indebted heed this notice, the
Notes will be placed, before Return Day, in
the hands of OH Attorney for collection. E.
nough said. j. W. W. MARSHALL
}. s. MARSHALL,
jan 3. 1856 80 ST. Exec'rs.
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Wanted

ITO hire by the: year plumber of good able
H. bodied hands to work on the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
In the year 1850. = IN s : 49,?
Those wishing, to hire can see me on the line
OF Road, Or address ue,at WiIlinmston..
!, $3.50 ~. - Il. r.. HUDGIES,
Supervisor I'd Div. g. &C. R,R.
I Dec 20, 1855. T. g aa.H
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Hs OD W MN -

JEFFERS & COTHRANS,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, E
Central Whayf
Charleston, S. @.
DEG leave to inform their friends and the
~ public generally, that they still continue
the above Business and will devote their atten.
ton to the sale of =
Wheat, Cotton, Flour. &C.,
ana the purchase of Goods, Family Supplies
for Planters, &c.
Having determined to confine themselves or.
ct't''sety to Commission Business, they hope
10 merit and receive full share of patronage.
HENRY l. JEFFERS,
WADE 9. COTBRAN,
JOHN COTHRAN
January &c. 1856 SO Am
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0e@ Dotel qn1 Ylb&rg Stables
AT ABBEVILLE c.. III.


ton the and eomortof oil who
the
the public They
1ks
beast nbe made
times
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. !.
Estate Of DR.. A, B. arnold, decd.

NOTICE ia hereby given to aii persona con
~ cerned. that n Final Settlement Of the
above Estate wil,sbe made In the Ordinsry's
Office. on the l2th Of Mareh next. Thuas hav.
ing claims are expected to preseht the safhe du-
" attested, on or before that day; and those
indebted, must pay promptly. .;xEs
"s :FOSTEE MARS1IALL,s :.
- & Admir-: Win annexed.
jan. 8, 1856 a.. 81 -F-5 s,ssEs..4t
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Lost on SaIe.day.

Some person took pair Of Saddlc-bngs, con-
~ tanning venizon ham and pair of high quar-
tea ladies shoes, belonging to the subscriber, from
the Store Of Dir. N. Knox Abbevillc, on sale
day, and left an empty pair in their place
The lost pair has the name Of the owner written
under the strap. Any information of them
will be thankfully received. Any person hav-
ing such sadde-bags will please leave them at
the Press Office ]. A. WILSON.
Feb. 4, 1856. 40 st
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70 ID n ID
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE CELEBR ATED
COLLETON
3 TT T. r S. :.
A Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND a $50
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IS FOR
DYSP EPSIA.

IINHESE BlTTERS are purely VEGETh-
l. BILE COMPOUND, and are offered to
the public under the fullest conviction thnt
they will be found a safe and sovereign REM
EDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triumphantly tested. not
only by numerous families and Physicians in
the South. who have furnished ample testimo-
ny as to their decided excellence, Out also by
the proprietor, who, for ten years. suffered all
the gloom incident to that stubborn and dis,
tressing disease. .%
The coLLEToN BITTERs are also a Car
ninativc, most excellent for Cholera Morbu.,
Costiveness, Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceeding
from whatever cause, Shortness of Breath.
Acidity. Heartburn, Crnmps and Stitches in
the Breast
The above Medicine is highly recommended
to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people,
and others of sedentary habits.
&! do hereby certify that have known and
used your celebrated compound COLLETON
BlTTERS in my family for moro than fifteen
years, and do verify believe it to be one Of
the most valuable Family and Plantation Med.
icines i'll use, having witnessed their beneficial
effects IN so many instances, that with truth Il
may be affirmed. they we'll deserve the high
eneomiums which they have received from the
afflicted who have partakcn Of their invipors.
ting and health-rcstoring properties
Signed, CIIAS. q. CAbERS. Planter,
ST. Helena. 9. G."
| The undersigned, wholesale agents for the
above, take pleasure in stating that they are in.
timately acquainted with the manufacture Of
the "CoLLEroN BlrTErs." hence they do not hes
itate to commend tire article as possessing rare
virtues, end we'll calculated to afford relief in
dyspepsia and it's Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Price SO Gents a Bottlei
For which sum an incalculable amount of suf-
fering may be arrested Tho trade will he
supplied on liberal terms
Orders should be addressed to
HAVILhND. HARRAL & CO.,
Special AGENTS.. Charleston, 8. c.,
Importers of Drugs Medicines. Chemicals,
Perfumery, Brushes. dc: s.
~ For sale by WARDLAW. & LYON.
Abbeville; F. g. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY
q GARY, Cokesbury. Uunel '55 ~
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CAsH!I
Nem Store
-
A T A BBEVILLE G.. II,

-
CLAGER 4 LIVINGSTON respecthrlly in.
District that they have opened, at the old st and
Of
WILSON g. WILLIAMS,
one of the largest, best selected. finest and
cheapest stocks Of FANCY and STAPLE
HD HE &
ever exhibited i'll the up.country.
As a part Of our extensive assortment We
will mention:
Ladies' Dress Goods.
De1.nines. Cashmeres, Ameline Cloths;
Aipacns, Plaid Stuffs Ginghams;
English and French Merinoes (all shades);
Cr'icoes (of every atyle and priceG
Mantillas and Cloaks. "a splendid assort-
ment Of latest styles and at all prices);
Hosiery, Gloves. Shoes de-. &c.
For Gents and Boys-..
Cloths, Cassmercs, Tweede, vestinss;
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c. DC;
Also, one of the largest and best man ufac.
tured assortments of
Ready-made Clothing
that has ever been brought to this market, to
which particular attention is invited.
For Family Use...
All kinds Of Blankets, Flannels.. Damasks:
Sheesings, Shirtings, Tickings, Towellinps:
Diapers. Doylies. Curtain Materials, DC.
Plantation Goods.
Plairs Georgia and KentuckyG
Oenaburgs, Stripes, Kerseys, DC. &c;
We have also au extensive stock Of
JEWELRY,
conssting of every article embraced under tina,
head, to which We Invite the notice of Gus
toners.
In short our stock is varied and complete
and we respectfully solicit an examination of It.
we show for nothing, and sell for as near no.
thing as any other establishment can afford to
do.
e8 CALL SEE what bargains VI i'll sell
Oct 22. 1856 IS au
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FRESH
SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES!!
AT KERR'S STOBE.
PECEIvING and on hand al Ms low prices
IL rs can be afforded, and without doubt
M low as any other market, the following
Goods, viz:
Hlids, n. o. SUGAR, very fnir;
Bbs. n. o. MOLASSES, new crop;
Bills. Stewards SYRUP for Buckwhent
Cakes. ...'.-,. -
Bags Buckwheat Family Flour;
Powdered, Crushed and Clarified SU
CARS,
.Rasins Almonds, Currants and Citron:
PICKLES of every kind;
Good variety of JcIlies and Preserves.
80: Fireworks
40 Boxes FIRE CRACKERS at as.oni.s;aoly
low prices. - l
10000 Lbs English md Sweeds IRON.
German. Blister and Cas. STEEL.
n good lot Of CUTLERY,
Negro BROGANS, dow down)R
.s OSNABURQS aud KERSEXS, low,
= 100 BLANKE1g atalmost cost,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS at
Baltimore cost. s@
large lot of CHAIRS some of which
are very fine, and at less cost than Charleston
prices
White Fish and Mackerel.
10 Bb!s. White Fish, or Mackinaw Trout
26 half bbls. Mackerel, Nos. q and 8.
2b fourth bbls do ahd 2.
Also
6.000 Lbs. Pure and No. WHITE LEAD,
200 Gallous LINSEED OIL.
-ALso--
Case Fine and Cheap Double-Barrcl !SHOT|
GUNS, Mt very low figures
-ALso-
BAG0LN I'd ROPE. q good lot Just in
I'D for sale low for cash.
Take Particular Notios, of this Fact!
That as time rolls on, / must have money.
am not exactly made Of money, notwithstand-
ing would appear that some people think so.
If attention is not paid to this notice, / will
certainly get the aid of the Sheriff, who is
powerful helper in time of need. Take notice
X e. S. KERR.
Dec. l2, 1855. 32.4t
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More Truth than Poetry!
RARE CHANGE TO MAKE
NM0DNHEw


10 Chances to I In your Payor!H
;pY investing in 6nr hands ths mall c,aous,t
II you staod indebted TO- us. and taking "a
receipt for tile same. before the first Monday
in February next sou sta,id 10 chances to I
Of saving Coaa which js q considerable iterpl
--sAs we expect to ,sue without fear. favor, or
affection, all; who. owe. IN ct that time, We
hope yon will feel obliged for this salpabls -in-
s yolr fAt;ent Creditors. i -. y5sssti
si9 WILIsoN& wILLIA1lss !.
P.ia We know yoo bslisyss sssbisa q Hnmbur.
Bot Wa guaraates yen Try yskt6s txrssI
fsi.bst van 5oa Nif bs saGsfsd of ~ ssslits.
ssgr q ~. W. ~.
Uecen1bet q 1855 ~ s;ss s S1.tf Y
y -. rs:
q e1ieyse seaaMd he 5aY6z sSs
d 3 |: {,
HE spa peFsH Avn
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CHAMBERS & MARSHALL
ARE now RECEIVING srrrLIrs OF
f A Ii A N D W NTER

CONSISTING of Plain and Fancy French
~ DKLAlNB;
French and English MERINos;
Black and Colorcd ALPACCAS;
Black and Fancy SILKS;
Cloth CLOAKS, in great variety; .
Embroiderics, Gloves. Hosiery, DC, DC.
Oct 8
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N o TIGER
IulS will inform tho ci&i-
zens Of COkesbury and

- the vIclnity, 46Rt have re- " ~
Gently started o BOOTAND SHOE BUSINESS
in the said yiilage, and hope, by style, quality
and durability Of .werk, 70 receive liberal
Our work is too well knoyns Ia; need rseSna.
Good hfdes and tsiIow vim BS tsta al r. az.
change only for Upper LAatb e. aud Piein and
1Ths shop WIN stilf b. tspps MP at IL, Tan.
yard, whePe ny old eusSo1rsrs esns b secosn,
Emedstsd sni,b Emo w6tl ID sli a; slaif.
ThossbHins Hik vi c6i;aSs III psjfpa
M, 81 sisnl - mad ks4A ASf ssSsAy .3Sss s. :
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Notice to Tax-Payera.

I WILL attend at the undermined times and
Il places for the purpose of collecting Taxes
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Confectioneries,

FRUITS. CANDIES,
PRESER VES PICKLES. &C.
together with supply Of Freworks-Crack
ers, Sky-Isockets, Roman Candles, DC, land a
remunnt Of Toys which will be sold very low.
as We wish to discontinue that part of the bus
iness) now on hand aud being constantly re.
eeived.-and which will be sold st unusually
low prices.
They are determined to keep always on hand,
thing IN their line that can be called for, and
hope by such attention to the want. of their
customers, hy fair dealing, and low charges to
secure liberal patronage.
They are determined to keep larger ard
better assortment than has ever before been
offered. aud MI at priao1 which cpnuot fail to
satisfy. -.
eB Gire ns trial.
= Dee: 20, 1855. s3.tf
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BAGGW I'D ROPE. q good lot just in
I'D for sale low for cash.
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VA H i E TY STOREi
W. ". SHILLITO.

HAVING become proprietors of tue Confec.
IL tionery and Variety Store, at Abbevillc
Court House. respectfully invite the attention
OF the public to their fresh. full aud varied
assortment Of
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Case Fine and Cheap Double-Barrcl SHOT
GUNS Mt very low figures.
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5000 Lbs. Pure and No. WHITE LEAD
2UO Gallons LINSEED OIL.
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White Fish and Maclerel.
10 Bb!s. White Fish, or Mackinaw Trout
26 half bbls. Mackerel, Nos. q and 8,
2b fourth bbls. do. " ahd 2.
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Be1ieY Yesand l1a save
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

JENNINGS In this city, Toes1ay Jn5 d. Mary WIZ o
J. F. Jennings, il The 9Th ysar Of Der age .h,a
KENEDY-On Wednesday, July i6, Am hsnedy, oniY .A
O, Johr ano Caths Kennedy aged mo4h' and % Gays
LOONlS-At New Britaih Conn, s-tuIdiy jug IL f
W Loomis, esq., ased ~ years u rvna,
LpNR-on Wednesday, July l6, Prof Edmund ai NSD
Chiyopodt ILL.,, ,e
McKlTNEY-At Albany suddery w'dnesday Jqy ,o I'D
NJ pen1t MrKlrney we'll knoyn the jenticInsnaF 1un IA
atien,iyo superintendent OF tho tose Ieeston T - -
that city He taken oc~n ie~ "eea - % or il tnst he
on IT Toe,dey ad il as suppo ed shat ne Gas
ing On Tuesday event Q was so. m Iednesdsy morniag
mcLApT,Oo Wednesday July 6, HaTret Anu dtpsneF ot
William a, d sarah McLG1ty aged year ana inohlnh'
,,.v"r,I IN 1nn.d,v Ju, Is Marseret, wife of James
Ms1wek aid daughter Of ames oui % i''
mcraR1aNat Newark. NJ J., Tuesday, July IS, Eliza,
wjfef1IrJ S McFprleD Of New-oTeens' aged u seA's
MONCRrEF-On lpcian CTe'k Gep..; f@s G'unsS 1a; On
Iday morning ts'c = o. coiAt ''' "0Nt' i'"
Grief formerly Of this city.
NEwHsLL-At Lylafed coptre. Mass on Friday 'uy II,
Mra Sal Newh"A aged 49, the o0e't pe,s'n IN town-
pFtK1Ns-On Sunday July l9 ct the Breyocrt House, in
lie Nv Mrs ia En- ees Pe.ALs widow of the late
Tbona. 'c H Perkins j. Of Boston .,..
which vii shortly appear tho situ=s aud
f. Of the remarkable aud touching cdeTs of the later
" lar circl. Of her aevoted friends this city believe b,t
pubcao OF her onows and wroSs is alike due in 14hca-
lion hex menory as " be OF thoiT attachment, when
there wer. o'hela 70 oefrieDd her.
During hor shrt Illness as for any months previous mrs
peISs continually conpaned great left side
caused bs blow received 4 Fall II 6oston and it il besevsd
Der eah attn Ugh her pbysc certified that she dad OF
diarhea From the that she uot day
before dec regarded del.er would nat
the opinion of her rencs ID regarded as highly probable
PRENTISS-At West Cambridge Mass, Sunday July 49,
Mir George Prentis., aeeo 90 years
ROCX-On Tuesday evening July Is, Harriet Isabella infant
gher of Dtuls f. Harriet Roox aged ii months xnd
n days
RHyNUs-On Wednesday, July s Henry P, of James
aid Sarah Nhynus aged year. months ard u days
ROCKERFELLF R-Howa'd Francis Rockerieller Of Vic
Elizabeth Rockcrtelicr, aged year aud months
STEVENS spddelly of disease Of the heart board the
Steamboat Hero on her way tc West pont on IhursdhJ
afternoon, July ~ Anne MImford wife Of Adtew sevens
sged 30 years eJd mo1t ths
Her frends of he family respectfully in
vted t Id her tu ea! Oh Saturday ae1loon at cock
at No n Bo1d street
sKERRETTon Tuesday July 10 Martha daughter of Jas
and Martha Ske rett in the iGth year OF ber age
sHRRlDAN-On Wednesday, July &c, Lucy Sheridan, daugh
ter Of Edwerd Cahare Sheridan, ged years, month
and * days
sEARLE-In Jersey City Tuesday evening July U aged
this days, Harriet youngest daughter OF John and
Ssbra Searle.
syEvENS-At Washington City, Tuesday, July IS, Eoen
Sage Seve1 of the late Com. Stevens L. o. N IN the
25l year of his age
TAFT-At Providence r. L. Mr.. Hazleon Taft, in the 8lst
Of hB
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