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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three wits
III of FIer Facas, issued from the Clerks Office
81 The CiTcuIt Court of the District of Columbia for
yIll expose to public sale for CASH in front of the
Courthouse door OF sad county, on WEDNES-
following described property, wit: all defendants
nght title, claim. and interest and TO that part of
sInches from the northeast corner of said o 'front.'
INK 10 feet inches on street North. between 9th
ana 10Th streets w est aud running lack hat width
the whole depth of tho lot together with all and sin
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property OF William ID. Acken and will
be sold TO satisfy Judic Nos $751; S78 and So 10
ObtOber term 1857, IN favor of Charles Koones use
Of Parker p. Clark, Peter J. Steer and Fielder m
Magruder, as. " lillian ID. Acken.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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DIED.,

- On the 18th instant, Mr.. JOHN GAL PIN. o
ConneciIcet, aged al years, an Assistant Examine
IA the Patent Once,
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CENTRE MARKET this morning presented an
animated scene, the attendance being large and
the movements Of the assemblage unusually brisk
in consequence Of the somewhat bracing air
Prices were as follows:
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BY 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.


EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Ii PROVED AND CNIMPROvED PROPERrY.-Un
FRIDAY, the 25i instant, shall sell, AT INV auc-
ZION store at clock M, the following described
hal 81 Lot No. l. in Square No. ESQ, improved by
a good Bnek House. This property is situated al
the corner r of South Capitol and streets.
All of Square No. 662 This property is bounded
by South CAPITOL South s and Water streets,
Lots ?. g. and 4, IN Square south of Square No 7s
JhIs property is bounded by South Capitol II ard :
streets. ~ ~ =
Lot No. |, in Square CO., containing as.772 feet.
IhIs property is at the corner Of South and Water
Lot 70. l., in Square south of SQUARE sosth of
square t57 This property fronts south w, be-
tween + lrst street west and Water street.
All of Square east of south of south of 667 This
property fronts On Water street, between South v
and w streets.
Lots and ?, in Square No. 7c7. This property
fronts on georgia avenue and Half street east
Lot No 2, IN Square No. 7n6 containing l6 M feet
with the improvements which is a good Frame
House. ~
The above water property is considered the most
valuable of any for sale in Washington and the
sale will be well worthy the attention Of persons
wishing to make good investment
Terms: One-iOurth cash balance IN s, r. and Ia
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
By order of the executor.
Oc IL A. GREEN. Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY j las, C, MCGtTIRF

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
NhLCABtE Bl iILDING LOTS ON X STREET
~ MNoSRSTm,S EAR ERASkLIS SQUARE, AT Auction.
o clock, on the premises, shafseI parts OF sub
9i CIV NO a and s Square No ss5 fronting 81
18Th streets, running back 81 feet inches with The
Tbesss , Ct az alley running ont to 18th street
Lots for sale IN that delightful part Of The Cit. ~
tne sdie on which special attention is invited.
desired. " '' Lo's' as 10
months. with interest, secured by deed ol trnst %
The premises. % HuS' vi
oc 2l-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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WE CALL ATTENTION to Mr.. Stutz's advertise
ment OF ''unexPlosive ethereal oil - We have
seen 1t tested and can certify that the blazing
wick was brought into communication with the
OIL In the lamp without firing the latter. The
advertiser claims that the une1 plosive article
burns much longer than that now in use
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THE Court OF CLAIMS YE>TERDAY-John s.
Bronson, Esq, Of Ohio, was admitted to practice
as an attorney of the court.
The argument In behalf of the government in
the case Of Henry !. Anderson rs the United
States was concluded by Mr.. Blair; when the
court Adjourned till II o'clock this morning
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Massachusetts State Agricultural Fair.

BOSTON, Oct. 2O.-The first exhibition Of the
massachusetts Board Of Agriculture (Hon NJ p
wider, pLesident,) opened to-day a, the city fair
eIouhoS. The weather was exceedingly cold and
boisterous, but tire attendance was good The
ehhleltlon embraces cattle. horses, sheep swine
ana domestic fowls Of nearly every variety; also
agricultural products and implements Dsiy
products were also exhibited In abundanc The
exhibition is more extended and comnlete ,hsn
any heretofore held. Among the famous horse,
present are Pocahontas, Lady Bliss, Hector, Trus-
n1 ~, DTroc; Trotting childers, Nonpsreil,
Bowland Shaw, Of Jamaica Plains, has on lie
ground four beautiful English thoroughbred
stations, Just imported
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The CONCERT Of Signora Paravalli, at the
Academy of Music last night, was attended by
the el'ts Of tie city, including the French Minis
ter and Various other representatives of the for
eign legations. The debutante was warmly ap-
Piaudrd throughout. Her execution is dfstin-
gulshed by its brilliancy and high degree of fin
lsh and she is Il composer of no mean preten-
sionS, as was testified by the programme OF last
night.
In concluding this notice we must not fail to
mention the acceptable manner in which the Sig
nora was supported by Mr.. Crouch For the first
time We heard him sing Irish ballads and we
must do him the credit to say that his perform
ahce OF them was the very best We ever listened
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sc 81 eo8v
az STILLI,IVE -

A STILL LIVE"
Line Having secured the servlce- OF an eNpe-
renced Sign and Ornamental Painter, ! am PREPARED
u do SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANSPAREN-
Also, continue to do HOUSE PAINTING,
GLAZING. andG RAINING in superior mannsT,
at No. S. Louisiana avenue, between 9th and TIA
streets.
4-eoff NJ. u. fARkER
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RE-ARREsTED.-C. A. Burdine was arrested
yesterday by Police Officer Narrower upon another
charge OF larceny Of copper from the Capitol
The officer Informs us that about 566 pounds have
been recovered. The prisoner was taken before
Justices Mulloy and Mckenna, and by them CON-
mi tied to Jail for Court
Edward Carroll, who was sent to Jail for an
assault and battery upon Mr.. Moriarty on Sunday
night has been released on $40 bail for Court
as Moriarty's wounds did not prove to be Of a
dangerous character.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Court got through with
the trial docket yesterday, and adjourned.
To-day they went into the appeal docket, and
after running IL over they took up the case of
shadfaek Reddin-GibersOn for plaintiff, Carlisle
for defence-on which the Court was occupied
when this report closed
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EENTLEMEN'S UNDER DRESS, &c.
We offer this season for the fall trade our usual
supply of superior
"Y6ke Neck" and {" Shoulder Seam" Shirts
SCOTCH Wool and Merino Under Shirts and
Drawers
Heavy and Medium Silk Shirts and Drawers
Canton r lannel and can Drawers.
Buying exclusively for cash, we Ire enabled to Of
fer Gentlemen's Under Garments to the trade, at
retail at the lowest and uniform prices at
STEVENS
oc S-IOtir Sales room under Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

DUCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, high-
ID ly recommended for colds. weak chests brVasts
and consumptIye persons.
Also, BUCK EEGGINGS, for riding. long and
in that line.
9Th street and Pennsy lvania avenue.
oc s-eo2v HOPKINS,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Financial Matters. ke.
From the Associated Pres. Agent,


,DosioNr Oct II The suffolk Bank refuse.
us notes OF the South Royalton Bank Vermont.
nsu,, .ne Oncas and QuiDhebang banks, OF Con.
WV ORLEANS, Oct I9.-The hank n-as,Sen,s
,hs CS1sieed TO still take the certified checks OF
CI,iH SnIIens, Bank In payment OF debts The
~ bank redrems its circulatjon- bp, NOT
ene cnecks OF depositors The banks h,ye lost
,,,o, ilons OF dollars during the run OF IN 81
smsn.ndai 1aue IN western produce has been nearly
oct' s1-Money is very stringent Tn. ,ctu,I
I Iensi Afforded 10y the bank suspension is very
80 -. IL - - cent a month il offered by q rst
is entirely unSaleable 'Aen~"se
Oct, q .-Fina1,ciaily the day closed glorIou,
Many We. kmen have been discharpsa Srn,.so,,,
manufacturing establishments
Ia PORTE, Oct % 1t IL said that an arr,,,e.
ment WAS closed yesterday between the MichIlSsn
Southern and Central Railroads, which will have
tendency TO prevent Tuinons composition be-
tween these two roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

-. *. p" calls our attention 20 the fact that
the new word " telegram was used in this city
years ago at the head of the telegraphic news
column Of the "American Telegraph which
contended that it was a proper term Another
correspondent says that il is an old Greek word
Verify, as Solomon says, there is nothing new
under the snu.
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II OUsEKEEPERs. ATTENTION.

HOUsEKEEPERs. ATTENTION!
DRAFTED SuNRISE AiRfIGHT FLAT Top
COOklSG STOVES, four sizes. For sale only at
tory, Nos. SO and 80 Pennsy wanna avenue bet ween
10th and llth streets. =
&C 7-eo4w G.. WOODWARD.
E'OR Few DAYS I.ON6ER.-Great Bar
a. J. MCLAUGHLIN l. cos,
sea %, between sch and eth SITS,
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I OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

I OOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
TO THE CASH CONSUMERS OF COAL
AND WOOD.
g nave nnwon the way large cargoeS Of r ID
ard WHlTE-ASH COAL, which We pUg sed an
Philadelphia for cash. since the great pressure in
money matters. W q can sell IL cheap for cash.
we have on hand, at our wharf. the largest and
best supply OF WOOD IN town, winch We will al $50
sell low for cash.
WARDER 4 STEWART
Once corner of III and 18th Streets
oc IL w W hari 18th ST. and Canal, south side.
DAN G HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
DepOsltors depOsltlng Bank Notes will please
mark their Checks pay able IN currency.
DepOSltes of Gold " III be paid IN Gold.
Accounts VIII be opened with depOsltors allow ing
them To deposit Gold and Check for CURRENCY the
depOSItor being credited with the difference.
Sc 2l-tf CHUBB BROTHERS
II o K lot N Il YER NON.
The Steamboat THOMAS COILYER having
been thoroughly repaired, will make
regular trips Ia Mount Vernon, leav ErSaAxrk
ing her wharf In this city, every 1Rzssesac.ssssz
Tuesday ard FRIDAY MORNING, at o'ck
During the intervening time she will run regular
0c8 II THOMAS BAKER. Captain.
limited STATES MAIL.
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r UMBER, LUMBER. LUMBER.

I UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
IL
The subscriber has just received per brig Maria
from Wilmington, n. c., a lot of 6 fR DER, OF the
following sizes:
II 10y r. by IL. by r. by r. and 10 by TO- from 10
To- 81 feet lengths.
Has also on hand WALNUT PLANK. from to 9
inches thick.
Also, seasoned PANNEL WHITE PINE
PLANK, from q to inches thick.
The attention of carvers - especially invited to
the above.
Also, a large and woll-seectad assortment of
BUILDING LUMBER, which will sell low for
oaah, or on accommodating terms to punotual Gus
tOners.
&C ~ eosw r. WHEATLY,
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ERUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.

ERUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.
The undersg ned calls the attention of planters To
his extensive stock ofFRUlT TR EIlS, which <as
are of the finest quality, guaranteed as 10 accuxe
ftcy, and very cheap, VIZ: -~As
0.n0 Dwarf Pears, choicest variety, native and Eu-
fopean. Is to SIS per le0.
Is 0O0 Peach Trees, standard kinds, $40 per 100.
lOOOc Apple Trees. best Southern variety, SIS per
100.
2,G0 I.awton Backberries.
Apricots, Cherries, Plums, Ounces, Grape Vines
Strawberries, aspberrIes, Gooseberries, Currants
&c, an immense stock of all the finest VARIETY
Shade Trees, Evergreens, Roses, Rhubarb and
Asparagus Roots.
With all articles pertaining to the Nursery and Seed
business. JOHN SAUL
$40 18th street. corner II street,
oc IL cost Washington. ID. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

NIETROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTI-
I'VE TUTE.
THis Diploma, of The first class, was awarded by
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute for the pro-
motion of the Mechanic Arts, TO
Dr.. c. II. VAN PATTI y, of Washington, ID. c.,
for his
SUPE RIOR DENTS RY,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL,
exhibited at the display of artIclAs OF American
manu- factnre held in the City of Washington on the
10th day of March, 1858.
JOSEPH henry, President.
CHARLES STASsBURY, Secretary.
DR.. VAN PATTEN has removed his Office and
now be found daily, from 10 a. III. TO D. m over
POtentIDi's formerly Miller's) celebrated Conieo-
tionery opposite MEG ure's Auction Store, between
10th and Ilih SITS. DC l6
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Tor RENT-A large furnished front ROOM,
l. lighted with gas, In d private family, convenient
to the Capitol Avenue, and Patent Office. Apply at
this Office. oc a-5t
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The WASHINGTON AQUEDUcT is now receiving
daily large numbers Of additional hands Still
there is room for several times as many as have
come for it is the purpose to set not less than two
thousand men TO work this winter If they can be
had. The description of men most wanted are
quarTy-men and stone masons, with a proportion
OF ordinary labOrers. With these the object Is
to do all that can be done i'm the winter time and
80 to put the work III readiness for an army of
brlcklayeTs and stone-masons all along the line
at The opening of next spring Buildings for the
accommodation of new corners are erecting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

NOT 20 we mean the averment so confident
ly put forth somewhere by some calculating
somebody, that the stringency in the money mar
ket would have the effect to materially reduce the
price OF provisions. On the contrary, the ten
dency IS upward. We wish that calculator could
brlng US to a realizing sense" Of the fulfilment
OF his prediction. Mrs. Items joins with us
in that wish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

TYLER'S PLEADING.I7-A. Treatise on the Ma;
ryiaud Simplihed Preliminary procedure and
Pleading IN Courts of Law, 10y Samuel yler, of the
Maryland Bar. This work IS designed to simplify
the present sy stem of pleading the courts Of law
Of Mary land. and will he found vaustle treatise for
the benefit of he student and the assistance of the
practitioner of the law. Price So Free by mail on
Tecei pit of S3,l1 IN stamps.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR X MAURY'S Bookstore,
nc La afra
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TO L HE TR DE .

TO THE TRADE
Just received, London Brown Stout and Sontct
ALE. of various brands at as Dc. ,.zen b, It's
casks of 8 and 10 dozen. inv
JONAS p. LEVY,
Corner of l2th aud B streets stouth.
oc lS-lm GROCERY and Wine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

CoNicsssY lSrEREsTING is the burlesque OF
the passions by the infnitesimal performers at
odd Fellows Hall They sing, dance, and per-
form in dramas, comedies, farces and buresdues
with all the JUNCTION and twice the viVdcity OF
players of an Older growth. As a means Of en-
joyins hearty laugh we recommend visit TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

The PRKsBYTERY OF THE DISTRICT OF Co.
LUMBiA met in the Assembly, Church, (Rev Mr.
Cdrothers,) on yesterday, to consider the request
Of Rev. w. 4. Eva, of Rockville, to resign his
pastoral charge. The Church Of Rockville and
Bethesda appeared by its Commissioners, Hon.
John Brewer, Greenbury NJ. Watkins, Isaac
Hawn, and o. w. Treadwell. Esq. and gave
reasons against granting the request. Various
speeches were made by the Commissioners, and
Rev. DTs. Smith, DanfoTth, Sunderland. and
Rev. Messrs. Eva, Dunning, Jewell, Carothers,
and Haskell; and, with great reluctance, the
Presbytery acceded ITO the request of Rev. MI.
Eva, and dismissed him to join the PresbyteTy Of
Newark, y. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

NOR SALE.-A HORSE ana second hand light
ROCKAWAY. Will be sold cheap. KfR 9
for cash, together or separately. Horse SG&
works we'll in harness. Apply az 80
- BURCH'S Stable,
oc al eo6ts lSth STRAIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

DEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.-The sub
u scrlber has large number of CITY LOTS,
some of the most des rahle, in every section of the
CITY, which he will sell for reasonable prices for the
all good. JAS. CADEN
&C 2awlm No. 234 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

II 'hDI.NFI e u Nil ~,
" BEDS AND MATTRESSES,
PLATED GOODS,
CHINA; CLASS. AND CROCKERY,
JAPANNED GOODS,
BRITANIA WARE
BLOCK TIN GOODS
TABLE CUTLERY
BRONIED IRON GOODS
LOOKING GLASSES
WOOD& WILLOW WARE
BASKETS. BRUSHES &c
forming an immense variety of Us ful and Fnncy
Articles, embracing almost every thing required r.
FURNISH the ParloT, Chamber, DinIng-room and
Kitchen, all of which Will sell az very low prices
Tor cash. or on time for approved pSper.
G. w. BOfELER
General House + furnishing Store
oc IS cost Iron Han
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

! Rev DIR. BOYD, Of Winchester, Va, breaches
| tonight, at "a O'Clock, before the PRESBYTERIAN
Synod of Virginia, now sitting at the Assembly's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

EOR RENT.-A small HOUSE, IN good neigh
il borhood. Rent $40 per month. Inquire at
SlBLEY d GUYS Hardware Store, No. S1o Penn.
avenue. DC % st
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GREAT CHANCE.-Virglnia and other money
~ taken. Great bargains IN goods. Having pu :
chased a very superior stock Of NELE RS
CLOTHS. aud CASSIMERES at a great sacrifice
AMI twenty live per cent. less than prices two
mont lbs ago, we Will, and can offer bargains not 10
got an this ciiy; also, fine and splendid stock Of
Clothing which must he sold for cash
=, WALL & STEPHENS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-22

Two RENT.-That new three story Brick House
l. with hack building, with bath room, gas, and all
the modern cow eniences situated f street, be-
| tween Second and Third streets. Inquire of J. w.
| ARNOLD. street between Third and Four and
| a-haf. oc I4-tf
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HOUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION!

| have tins day received another suppIy or The
coal GAS BURNERS. Tins Stove kurns The
gas and smoke from the coal, thereby making saw
ing 81 one nall the inel from the common
suitable TO all apartments. &c.
. For sale only At e. WoOdward's Stove Crate
Furnace, and Cooking Range Factory, Nos Sls and
SO pennsylvanIa avenue, between 10Th and hi
streets. ~
oc cow e WOODXyA
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE-ROOMS
TO LET.-FOT rent two Rooms furnished or
unfurnished, in private dwelling. For Sale seve-
raj small Houses and Lots. Also several unilnprO-
we'd Lots IN choice locations. at prices To suit the
times low for cash, liberal time. Virginia
funds received IN payment. Apply TO JOHN G..
ADAMS, k cal Estate gent, corner of Eighth and
l. streets north. Oc l7-eo3tt
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Georgetown, Oct. %. 1857.
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WAsHiN6T oN News YEOA ABROAD - The
Especial Warrington te!egrapLic correspond
ent Of the New York Tribune says ''it is rumored
apparently good authority, that direction,
have Geen given TO Marshal Hoover 10 aid the
city authorities in represSing riot and violence
aud that an additional company OF troops has
been ordered to thu marine barracks 10 assist
him"
Hay BURNERs.-On Tuesday night, some ma
liciOus person or persons set FIRE TO a number Of
hay stacks on the farm OF w |. Stone, near Col
lege Hill. This offence was committed beyond
the limits Of The city, and out Of the beats Of the
Auxiliary Guard.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-15

YNHE greatest offer in gold pens, gold pencils,
Il gold chains, and gold watches, ever made
Read the following:
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private circular, for the inspection of agents on
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dred dollar gold watch in one week.
Every family should read at least one Newspa-
per from New York City, without interfering
with their Local Papers, which of course cannot,
and should not, be dispensed with. But N. York
being the great commercial and business centre of
this Continent, no farmer, mechanic, professional
man, or merchant, is properly prepared for the
emergencies of his calling, unless he is in commu-
nication with New York City, by means of one Of
its first class Newspaper mediums. Such me-
dium is our LEDGER" neutral in politics, but
giving all the facts items of news, and thrilling in
claents Wortn knowing throughout the country.
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Each new subscriber will receive with the first
No. of his or her paper, one of the new and beau.
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ingenious and useful little Improvement of the
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will write with ink, making it both pen and pen
Gil Of the finest quality at the same time. 1t will
last for years, and for practical use worth more
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HALL & WEST, Publishers, N. Y. City.
*These Pencils supplied to the trade at profit
able discount.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-15
0mtnarp.

Drtb-On the 9Th inst. in the 46th year Of her
age. Mrs. NANCY HANNAH, wife of Rev ). L.
WAtsos, Pastor of Bethel Church, in this DIS
trict.
The deceased was endowed with excellent judg-
ment and extraordinary strength of will. In ear
ly life, she made profession of faith in Christ
the reality Of which was emphatically tried BY
FIRE. Her Divine Master was pleased to make
her the subject of bodily afiiction for II years,
and often her suferings were intense, butshe bore
the same with meekness. In her case, patience
seems to have had her perfect work. Most per,
sons, in her very feeble state of health would
have been highly commended for even entertaining
kind and charitable thoughts respecting Others
but our deceased friend was not only oenerofe",,
but also truly bsnefcem for besides looking weli
to the affairs of her own household, she dclgntea
in visiting the sick and ministering to the wants
of the destitute and afflicted around her. Ana her
end, as might have been expected from such
life, was peace For although called suddenly "t
the Sd watch of the night, she received the sum-
mons without the least perturbation Of mind, ana
after calmly and tenderly bidding adieu to her
family, she quietly fell asleep in Jesus
In this District on the 9Th instant, GEokdE,
infant son of B. F. & L. F.. Rawlinson, aged IL
months and 20 days.