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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-27
q Al RVLEY & US,
HAMBURG, S. G..


HAMBURG, S. G..
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
ga THE Subscribers having entered ca
49, into Co-Partncrshlp for the tran xxgzszzZz8h xxzszzZz8h
saction, Of a
GENERAL GROCERY YBUSINESSl
Solics the patronage Of their friends and the public
generally. Having carefully selected a CHOICE
STOCK OF GOODS, and at lou prices. We are
prepared and determined to sell as low Goods Of
the same quality can be bought in this or tho Au-
gusta Market
Our Stock comprises nearly every article usually
kept in similar establishments. We purchased our
Goods for Cash. and can afford TO sell at VERY
LOW FIGURES.
Our Stock consists in part of
SUGARS, C0FFEE,N. 0. AND W. !. MOLASSES,
MACKEREL, CHEESE,
Bacon, Lard, Flour,
Candies, Raisns and Nuts, Of all descriptions,
TOBACCO & SEGARS,
Pickles, Pepper, Allspice, Blue Stone, Copcras,
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KANSAS EmIGkAr1os.-A company has been
formed in the city Of New York, composed OF
.ifty-fve families, aud numbering in all about
two hundred persons, who will emigrate to
Kansas the coming spring. They have sub
scribed capital of s29,500. A site has already
been selected-a place on the bank of the Ncosl,a
river near the southern boundary Of Kansas,
where the climate is warm, like that of Virginia.
Their plan Of settlement is breA; as follows;
a plot of land is laid out in the form of an octa-
gon, which takes in two or three hundred acres.
Roads radate from the centre in such a manner
that the whole piece is conveniently cut up into
sixteen farms, adjoining and terminating at one
end of the octagon.- The sixteen. farm houses
are placed around this plot, each one upon sep
arate farm, and yet near together.
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A MONSTER CRmlSAL.-The English papera
record the arrest Of man named Evans, on
charge of having poisoned his wife, his brother,
his friend, and thirteen other persons. His wife,
before marriage, was ward in Chancery, and
entitled to large fortune. Her guardian reso-
lutely opposed the match, and The Mase in
Chancery also withheld his consent for same
time. Both finally yielded to the sntreaties of
the young lady, and yet it is believed that she was
subsequently murdered by her Infamous hus-
band. He was finished gambler, and master
spirit of the turf, and his friend, Mr.. John p.
Cook, gave him his fullest confidence, and yet
suffered the same awful fate. In the case of
his brother, Mr.. Walter Palmer, insurances on
his life were effected to the extent of f23, ,460,
and then he also, as is believed, was poisoned.
Nav, it is stated that the names of no fewer than
sixteen persons are mentioned as having suffered
death by poison through the agency of the prso-
ner.
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A city editor, who is a bachelor, having said in
his last issue that he really wished that he had
son so that he could dress him upi fashion,
was called upon next day BY his adorable, I"
whom he had been paying his attentions for
the last two years, and asked If he really said
that
"Cerainly did, my dear"
"Well, Billy" said she, "why don't you make
arrangements for one!"
Our friend says it was the first time he was
ever cornered. He felt 80 mortified that he
went right away 10 the parson.
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A good assortment of Liquors,
Also, fine lot OF Crockary and Glass Ware, Tin
and Wooden Ware, &C., SC.
JOHN B. IARELEY,
JOHN A. MAYS.
Hamburg, Nov 90, ,..-. -. en- 45
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s RENEWING HIS YourH-Ths Memphis Es
gle and Enquirer says there is living in Hardeman
county man aged 9s yean who hs, only recently
cut eight neU teeth Such i, his viror that he can
walk nile with the ease Of n young man.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-02-27

A GUSpowDER PARsoN-At a Wednesday
evening meeting at Henry Ward Beeeher's
church, Brooklyn, last week, the subject of Kan.
sas got ahead of all others. Mr. Beecher lad-
dressed his hearers in the following Christian
like rharner:' -
"He believed that the Sharp rife was truly a.
moral agency, and that thers was more 5ppfal
power 10 one of these instruments, so far as the
shareholders of Kansas were concerned, than in
hundred Bibles. You might Just as we'll, said
he read tho Bible to buffalos rs to those feilows
who follow Atchison and Stringfellow :; butthey
have supreme respect for the logic that is em.
bodied in sharp's rifles. The Bible is address,.
ed to the conscience; but when you address it
to them it has no effect-thers is no conscience
there. Though he was peace man, he had the
greatest regard for Sfarp's rifles, and for that
pluck that induced those New England men to-
use them"
The above, (says the New York Day Book,)
would be humiIiating, were it the first evidence
that Mr.. Beecher had given of his total want Of
all the requisites of Christian minister. How
the public can be deluded by such n clerical
mountebank, who uses religion merely as the
means of livelihood, is more that we can under.
stand. Christ relied on The Gospel as means
of doing good. Mr. Beecher would accomplish
his mission with Sharp's rifles" What are We
con1inr TO
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*NorE.-Thc amended Constitution Of 1908, Sc
cures each Of the Parishes, under any contingency,
one Representative. This, therefore, was evidently
intended as final adjustment of tho distribution Of
political power between the two great divisions OF
The State. Not, however, that the power Of the
up-country should not be increased, but that the
Representation in the low-country, should not be
rcdncrd below certain figure.
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steam, ssressc., Brick j..

NOk the convenience OF the citizens oi
! Baton Rouge, an oflite has bee, open
Cd ct JosauA BF..'s Sraae, opposite the
lsarney House, where orders may be left
eNr Immediate transmission to the SrraM
BACK and IuMpsn M,L,e, of the subsc O
ber. and viii be filled with quick despatch
y Il given atThc office on the yard. Those
wishing a firm and durable article, are So
licitsi 10 test the quality Of the STEAM
Paxssrp. n3-Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities, At lowest market
rates. )auxaS-til J. II. SCHENCK.
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0arbwart At D. q. .Monta,,.
House Fmsmlss,tnss.

MATER Cistetbs, Dtitpsts and Ewets
W oval. eetaeon and eclcred Hall Lstnps
enamelled Stew Pans, block tin and iton
sau,e Pans. turned brass Preserve Net.
Ties. cast iron and eattten spittoops oval,
s1,,ste and fsathie Walters sstyets and
lea Trays tanp ulobes; t1li,nn,sts and
Wick tiel center table French Busters
eonuon Yankee ditto; edrn,o.,. woo,leh,
Furnished, Bfittspia and silver plated Ia
bic Cas.cts. Al H. G. MONTAN's
jula. 0 Chateh street.
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TIME hrm n W. F. TUNNARp 4 CO.,
j was dissolved BY Limitation, on the
Slat Of December 1885 The business will
y continued BY WE. TussAxn. On his
esRa, accouGt The name oi the Arm will
oniY b used in the sc.siefnent Of accounts.
". T.. TuNNARD.o
Ian. ond 1856. 4 n. HEDENBERG
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carriages, Harness. vvhips,!kc.

rNHE Subscribers assortment Of Car,ia-
j. ges, Harness, whira, &r. s nav COM
rlete. and she invites an examination u
his stock before purchasing IN Nw Or
laane, ~ he guarantees his prices as low as
~ any In the south.
Warerocm corner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing md repairing in
superior style at the old established stant,
corner ot Main and Church Streets. y
TuNNARD n UEDENBURG.
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II, lslantcrs.

A 1KtN'S Corn sn,io Cotton Caltivatof
IA This truly n.ef',l agricultural imrrov.
,nent, has heea fully teste,l hy highly res.
peetsble and rssc trial planter. who atterlul
trial, say that by Its ,se, In the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, or Cotton, shete IL a saving
of Al least cae third the labor Ia ,nan and
horse aver the common rlow. IT, new
invention. Patented March 80. tsAg.
Planters are invited to cali and exs,s,ine 1t
A supply on hand and iut sals BY
TttNNARp l. HEDENb btfRG.
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N,fice.

THts subscriber respectfully returns his
] thanks III his friends ahd t,'st'',nats VII"
have during the past year literally given
him theft patronage, aud takes Ibis r'efh-
cd of informing them ahd 'hs pol'ie n
lafrs that he has now on hatd large lot
~ ssa.onsd tun,bst and everything ra1uiss
IL fst the undertaking s,,ecessipl dcnl'le-
lion Of sll work In the shape Of llouse
buildings, Blinds. sash ard ncos, h'ihg
W Of Stores. Baf. .toems IN 'le best, ,d''st
autahle and work Hasalhe style. All"tdets
left At y, q, htoatan's Hardware Stcre. the
Post Office, OF at my shop ~ lfif'l, street
adjoining 81 t'etef's aud 'st Faul's college.
will meet with prompt ater'a't.
,lbegt, q T. SEES
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PARIS sou.K utONNu;'T'A.
" f1,tt Il RI II n


11Aa just received u beautiful Nssots.
l trent II Parts slk i,sntists@alse Nh hvnre
II fine Bress silts consisting II Htripea and Plaid
sits. Mote Antune, tlatk ta'iah silks. plain ahI
Hs.tea satin. fmt,, r,sre. at,'' 'rasistah Htti
d,eres JenY'n's Hil u"Yes hesf make ; Rigr-
let's. n,sle CI'cns bracelets. 'alies' ahd ehls
drers '.rsss a,C tlanntlets. yelvet Guns. Fn'
''nf1s, rern Iuts. Swans Hrwn ana Fur Tflm'g.
Oiess Ttin'ep Tar Thunh Ftinths, fteHtt Vail
road 'tp,sets. INITIAL Hthatl,e and Veils-Gplcf-
~ W,saths lnfan's Erh h"''as ol TAPS
Ribbons, Fir-ets, Feathers a"h hl"n'l Satin
tinrIs u every description. Htarns-florence
sts and Tuife. False tlais II, etatr fof" fef
fnnery apd Fancy ress., A fnll stcck Of Staple
araas. su"h ~ Fren,6, English ant An,e''ea"
9ali.nss. tla.aels. l,sh ii"ans. si''''ing a"N
Cstteua.les. A cell is respectfully sdi"fU
% dseH. oaIIon,
NEW cAurETs Il have ,,rw IN sfute
" q rrlrn+iiA psst,tt,,api nj na* 81 Vie
Carpets. whith wpta purchased at auction,
IN rl',lsde'pha. at tnty los ptiees aud
viii he sold accordingly.
oftla-v. W. n. T.ltLL1fs
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Mechanics Tools.

pENCH Screws. Csbinet Clamps, Spear
- i Iathsons saws. Plains n all kinds
Assgets and An@t His. hfsrs s'd Brace
jiits. IIat,hetts. Hammers, Cafvets Tools,
.inblats and Teorers Bitts, Coopsr's Rivs
nts 80. " g. MoHtau. Church st,
IstHH LINE Floats, assctted sizes, Linn
i at'ek ami kirby bent Hooks, Fish
lines. aSs",ted sizes. Shot Pouches Fcw i.
Aet and Pistol FlssAs, Double and Single
barrel sbo, Gpns---On band for sale by
may I. u Z. MONJAN.
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NOTICE TO BtJlrIoEES.-ThG up-
~ dsrstseed il now prepared 10 manufacture
~ steam power At the shortest notice all kinds
efeash. blinds, windows, Doors, Ae---le.ters ad
dressed 10 him Al the Post once At taton R,y,ge
Wtll meet with Immediate attention.
sept.D-N. }. W. brown. =
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CHARLES RUSTON,

CHARLES RUSTON,
DtACkaMtTHlNG AND WAGGONs
ID MAKING 0pleraHs mMHwz
made and repaired. l,ut. MH19
OlES, and ether repairs ss W.
done A. the shortest t.otiea. Hoyse shoaing
done with the GREATEST cara and despatch
wAl, work done by him shall he eq,,sl
to that done al any othat establishment in
The So0th.
TO- Wsrgca. and Carts always Oh hand
fps sale. Shop on Africa street. near v.
Heade's Dry Good Store. jany7-y.
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tNMANs PATENT,
date and IDOOs' Ntss'tsags.
k1NHE UNDERSIGNED sole agent fer

1,Hs UNDERSIGNED sole agent for
j this invaluable Spring. has them on
hand and fc, sale at price which u t,oth4
ing compared with their utility: Samples
ran ba seen at my store. I'm the gate n
Joshua leal, and the Hstney House Dcct.
They are simple and would not be ynspit-
able FIT HE teatest tstlot doctt IN this
tity, apply at sugtt .. q. MONTANs.
W"os1sn SVaee. HtsVtus. Hrtsstses. Ne,
HAND f'tce,ns; Wisp. Health, Horse.
III Whiia wssl.. Marking, setubbined lob
web and Paint brushes ChuIns; Reels !;
nu'tat ttsehets, Towel Hollefs Butter
s,an,ts, Weoleo sp"oos; sslsd Forks {,
Wm"len Pals. riggins Cedar TVbs, !,
Wetet anil Well t,tek ke's, Coee bippets |,
Wash Beatds. Wool Scoops Trays. Pals,
b. u. {. MONTAN,
,lI Church street.
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X. Bazin's Per(umery.

4 FRESH supply Of Y. Baz'n's nn-
~ rivaled pERrrMERy and FANCY ARTi-
Giles, direct from Philadelphia, such as.
COLOGNE WATER
EXTRACTS for HANnK tRCllEtrs:
OX.MARHOW pOMMADE;
PHILOCOME do.
FANCY SOAPS; WASH BALLS Q
SHAVING nRrsItEa; HAIR do.
TOOTH Brushes; Waters Tooth Eoap, &c.
For sa,e at the Third Street DRUG STORE.
july25-y. J. l.. WALLET, Druggist
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S1nmtlriea.

TuST RECElVED--l5d doz. boxes freah
j Sardincs doz. gal. jars Of Pickles
3 doz. do. half jars, Of the celebrated brand
Of VIM. Underwood; 8 basket sweet Oil
A fine article Of No. Msckerel and Cod
fish, Also fresh Butter and Cheese. Cali
and examine for yourselves.
oc.23.y. OCALLAaHAs l. NrLv,n,LL-
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hogan 4 LEEEN DIRE.
workers In Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.
7Sted M.-Neu,ty opisaas Upf4h'sen's stabie.
f1NNt. subscribers will attend promptly
l. to all orders in THEFT line making ahd
tspaitiha CUTTERS, reppet pipes lar "aelsiDe-
~, steve pipes. he
uyA gooJ stuck Of Tin ware always on
hand. end trade ~ order.
may ysy. BOUAN n tEUTNnnE.
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WNNllem Ware

A xF,. Ratchet. 'I'ile, Anger and rhi.sl
II Handles, Clethe Line Reels, Horse
anl White Wash brushes, Paint Brushes
aud sash Tools. iot sale by
y. &. MONTAN, Church st.
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-, EAY. N, y. Dentlst.


Ea
eISNE sshsesihss, well kNews
i b ths eltissns & 6sss3yy &sY N
Rouge, from isag rssidsnoe, chm Nepro.
isssisael services y ~ pebble, = leGchsr
cf tAa hAso feeye, tAs v,sa,s, ~ Ces-
Hgr.A.P P,ssos. fs viii alss fssAisA music
tos PHvats rarti<s, Solsse, ee. lAttsfs
aA1ssslsd b him tAssagA tAs - ellcs,
will y pssapAly asswsTsa, sad esasss lsst
q ~ Cea1st e1Acs, win useet iunaaouiia>D
sst.aaiea. leotll n. ". JOLLY.
fUST RECEIVED. per Sesamboa.
II lSnNSsAAnA 1o0Ao1A - 1Al1A sSAo
D.nne 00n0oA ~ ~ - 4. naasA1 ! -.
DDuW TIIAN0
Wogloe jeESlo, 0oQPaRr 81 - Iaeo.
islye-v. @ CsessA csesn.
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>,TRAW ,uATTINSa.-l'wep
- five pieces Ia Straw Mating to al
rive this week and FOR sale hy
Iian4tG W. u. PHILLIPS.
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1N1N WARE.-Ws have NV In s3ors Z
i large assortment of Tin Ware ofsveSy
which we offer at very reduced
Jn,irrs' LARGUtCR T. 1.ANOUE.
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CARPET T. Rugs.

THE NUT UA1.
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
or NEW YOnK.
Net Areumninted Cnsh Funl.
2.O16. 775,
All the profits divided snong the Insured
FRED. $. WINSTON, P,e.'t.
ISAAC ABBOTT, set'y.
oCHAs. Gull. .Artna,y.
nT-Groner A. 1',ss, duly authorized
Agent for Baton Rouge. ap. 10y.
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lCiNlNE--A new and elegant articIe
II FOR the growth and preservation Of
the ha,r, can he found ut WV. BoaEt.
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0eek1sy's psSu91ss.
V,HE nndsrs;xsed agent will receive oT
ders for buckley's sugar and cotton
plough. y. Z. MVNIAN'
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TO Ap0xt ~ . =.
4 FEW don. best English, Stub Twist
~ hcukle sna Eisgls esfre1 ehst Ours M
sizes, 0stse ssfs, tswdev hsrss, Patent WA1At1e.
foiiea Lined and Central ftfe Gaps; Ws1 Cst-
hrs! haN rut,ss, sea every tkta4 else senhseseA
in that line. ~ LAk0Ufgk lANQC8,
tnt1.y. en-. tsMystts Ah1 1lSst6A ~
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llAls, q. w. t1EARtNu, offers HI. pro-
~ Sesst,nai seyvlgee n tse rwttse; UMse sn
ahwteh st.~sppcsits WAAdill I Days Dthg store.
itNetsssAes vN Main Street, between shNteh ara
,,~etk SeSsSss Aee6st.
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To Blacksmith, CaTpentess
and (t0On4fe.

DER HARpENS EXPRESS.
/ A superjo, lot Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery ,,,st rec~ived and fof ~ hy
ianiRdy1 LARGUtER 4 kANOUE.
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II X E-,.t GOODS Al
REDUCED PRICES.
TUE SUBSCRIBER now oilers his en-
tire Stock. Printed Nuslins. laekone.s,
Organizes, I'aftesss aud oihe. Hpting Dress
Goods st very low prices. the public are
invited Ia give him . call l,eio1e ,ntchass
ing elsewhere. q {, .
may w. y. IltltIlPH.
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Cart and Wagg0m Harness.
A FULL ASSORTMENT Of Colls,s,
n Hsnpss, Blind bridlse, Cart bresehinx,
Cart saddles, Wssgcn harness, Trses ehatAs
Hc., which we Offer st moderate ptiees.
jantsdyl tAREUtER l. LANOUE.
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nUTTA percba Steam Packing.
~ Kentucky ana CessSs pasttne Hsstet p
per ahd Navy OsAss3 steam nibs, DAfnishsA anA
tstisheA steam esstp snd Hssss Cseks ttAss
Coupling and CenhsosDns Ccshs, fsr iron ~ ~.
per pipss. stwAys IN hand ~
jsna11sy. LAhuUfgA / LAHoUg.
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University OF Virginia

THE session this commence on the Isl of
l. October and Goth Of June.
.9eadernicaI Schools.
1. Latin Language and Liierature-ProE Harrison.
2. Greek ana Hebrew Languages-Pruf Gildersieevo.
3. Modern Languages-Pr0f Schele' De We're.
4 Mathematcs-Prof Bledsoe.
5, Natural Phiosophy-Prof Smith.
9. Chemirtry-Prof Maupin.
Z. Moral Pbilosophy-Prof McGufey.
Medical Schools
Medicine, Obstetrics, Medical Jurspudence-ProE How
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology, surge-Prof Cabe
). Chemistry and Pharmacy-Prof Maupin
Special Anatomy, Maefa Medica and Bolany-PoL
sA9oL
l. Common and Statute Law-Prof Minor.
Civil, Constitutional and International Law Equity
Law Merchani-Prof. HOlcombe.
ErPenief.
University fee for naturalization, public buildings and
hay, board including diet, furniture and
rndance $500 from % SIS fuel lights,
a.; contingent deposie, $40.
In the Academic Schools: For attending
school, 600 three Sl5 each. The schools
and Greek aak regards the fees that
en- attending both pay s. instead Of SIS,
attending the four Medical Schools 500 for Practical
In the Law School, attending Junior classes
SO for attend the senior
the privilege OF attending the junior
government International and constitutional
done, SIS
the University and proessor fees contingent depote and
third the lt ofJanua aud third the Ist Of April
g. HAUPIN,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
Sep l3-oawcpu5lh0c
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OFFICIAL.
TSEAsURT DEP4ErHEEr,


May 70, 1885,
NOTICE hereby given holders The stock sued pus-
Congress Of 22d July 1885,
dsemsble and will be paid Treasury
OF certificates thereof the 18th Of November
when interest thereon will cease.
This department will continue purchase such stock said
day Of redemption and will pay therefor the following premium,
addition the interest accrued the day Of purchase, with
days interest for the money reach the vendor
On received the Treasury between the LIST day
3s Of July Inclusive half Of per
the specified in the certificates;
the LIST and 3 days Of August
one fourth Of one per cent?
stock received AFTER the 3st day OF August the in
accrued thereon and day additional interest only will be
paid.
Certificates Of transmitted under this notice must be du
assigned the United States the party entitled receive the
Purchase money and when the t July the
also assigned by the slsekhodeT
otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore,
And notice further given TO holders OF other stocks Of the United
department will purchase between the let
OF June and the LIST OF December unless the OF
o. 100 shall be previously obtained and will for the
accrued from the day Of the last dividend
Of and days additional interest for The reach
the vendor, the following rates OF premium
On stock OF the loan Of 1872 premium OF 10 cent?
loans lo47 and els, premium of IL cent
issued under the OH September, 1885,
monty called Texanindemny stock premium of per cent
Certificates transmitted under this notice should be duly assigned
United by the entitled receive the
previous the lst July the current hayeas inlees
assigned by tho stakeholder otherwise the
for the huff thar day will be payable TO him
tofore.
Payment all foregoing stocks will be made by da the
Boston, New York, Philadelphia the
parties entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 20-dnl2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury
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DIED,

on the ION inst, MiddetowR Pennsylvania, AMANDA Blu
FORD HARRIS aged and three onths daughter OF
and SUSAN w, HAKAIsy OF this city.
Ia Is thai Offer consolation parents who have been
suddenly bee Of their affection. by point
Ing the trials and dsappontmsn which spared 70
who been called in the early dawn OF
% Their memories will cling the hsping words OF love that
again spoken, winning helples.nes
will be manifested BY the loved and lest The
der ee Of sympathy ungaded BY those whose hopes and
whose hearts wh the dead. The little child whose death
Snsny recorded paragraph when
anxious socudes aboa be rewarded
contemplating with fond delight the rapidly desespng
mind and body She gave abundant promise that the hopes which
CRADLE and which followed her
teng pang childhood would have been fully realized IN
a0eT life May turf press soy upon her light and innocent
form! Q,
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United states Patent ONCE,
WILMINGTON September Ia lS5

United States Patent Omce,
WASHINGTON, september II, 1856.
IN petition of Samuel Hewitt of Rochester, wisconsin,
granted 10 him
from the OF said
ent the lhreh day of December 1856
petitsn be heard the Patent Office
Monday o. 1856, ~ O'clock and all person
appear show they have
petition ought not to be granted ,
Persons opposing extension required file in the patent
objections specially set forth writing least
day of all testimony filed BY either party
be hearing be taken
OF the office, which will be furnished
application. -
The will be closed the 10th
deposons and other relied testimony,
be in
guments, u any, within days thereafter
Ordered be published in the Union, Intc
gence Evening Washington ID. c. Republican, Ba
MIDI Pennsyivanian Philadelphia Pal and Day Boob New
York for three weeks previous
to the 22d OF December next, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
r. S-Editors above papers will please copy
Office, with paper containing this notice.
Sent 3-aw3w
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LOCAL N V VS..

Tn THEATRE-A press of political matter and
the CROW of columns have prevented from
noticing length the individual merits of Miss Laura
Keenes New York Company. We regret this because
there really in the company Of the best actors
that the boards of the Old National and
the company, whole deserve the highest praise With
Miss Laura Mr. Jordan, Mr.. Wheategh and Mr. johnson
have been especially pleased each and all of then
would do honor to any stage.
On Monday Miss Laura takes her farewell benefit TIL
for that occasion Clarssa Harlowe'
and "The Wes Mirror" two plays prepared expressly
for Miss Keene.
is stated that the business upon the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal has been quite brisk for the past week There
were sevenyve arrivals of boats at Georgetown forty
eight Of which brought about tons of coal from Cum
berand six brought -four three wheat and the remande
bark wood lime stone &c The tolls received at the col
lectors Office at that port amounted to about So 000