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ALSO.

TWO LIKELY NEGROES, IL man and wo-
man; the crop of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Stock
Household and Kitchen Furniture, yoke of
Oxen, and other articles too tedious to men-
ton. The sale to take place on the premises.
Sold as tho property of Nancy Harrison, de-
ceased, by consent of parties, for distribution.
TERMS.-Twelvc months credit with in
tcrest, the payment of tho purchase money to
be secured by note and security.
MARTIN HARRISON, Agent.
Oct %. 1857 IL q
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Special Notice.

A LII persons trespassing on my Land, es-
IN peciaIly on the conditional line between
myself and Vim. Rothcl, running from u
beech corner to a black oak ON said line, will
take notice that they will be prosecuted
should they not dosist. "a word to the wise
is sufficient" ~ AZ
Oct. 10, 1857. 15 ~ :
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c. II. IssERTEb..
ISSERTEL & NORMAN.


s9 NVaEll;IlIa, @. G.,
fftiiE Subscribers beg leave 10 inform tl,eir
i friends and the public generally. tn, 1 they
are now receiving S large and elegant as,
sortment of seasonable
AbFy Goods,
Consisting Of the usual variety, which err OF
the lateat styles o,Id most lcantifal patterns.
Together with frc.h supply of
GROCERIES,.
Purchased on the best terms in the New York,
Baltimore and Charleston niarkets, and viii
he sold on the best terms :Sy ccsh only. Tty
them s
JeyeERy, &c.
They also have on hand & very valuable Ste eE
ef 1ewslry. including splendid Geld and sill
yGr WATCHES, and Fancy Articles.
Drugs, We ficimeA. &c.
Their Stock in this department Is heavy md
thcassortment general, and, as great care
was had In buying the pnrchaecr may rcst
aHsnred OF getting pure article:
Their Stock embraces quite o variety of
other articles, which can only 81 appreciated
by being seen. Cfil early and bug barening-
~ ISSERTEEL & NORMAN.
Wnihpna Mpys2d, ya6T iS Il
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NEW GOODS AT WALHALLA.

NNlIE subscriber has just returned from
a Charleston with o selected Stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, consisting ofDRY GOODS,
such as Calico, Ginghams, Muslin deIains,
&c., OF the newest and most fashionable pat
terms; for gentlemen, Couts, Vests, and
Pants, &c. Also,
Groceries,
Consisting of Coffee, Sugar. Molasscs, Pep
=, per, Indigo, Allspice, Nutmeg. &c.
y Nice Lot of SHOES aud BOOTS, both foy
Ladies' and Gentlcmen's Wear.
Hardware & Cutlery,
Such as Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives,
Razors and Strop, Gums, Pistols, Caps Pow.
der, Shot, Lead, Frying Pans, Spiders, Ovens
and Pots.
SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, &c. 81
A Fine Assortment of Candy.
Ladies and Gontlcmcn give me a call, rs
have plenty GOODS of every kind arl dos
cription; Cheap for CASH.
j. Ii. OSTENDORFF.
Oct l5, 1857 ID I'm
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State of South (aroFimn,

rIcEESs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AUiIEREAS, Jesse Simmons hath applied to nc
w for letters of administration on all and sim
gular the goods and chattcls, rights and credits
belonging to James Gilliland, Into of the dis
'rict and State aforesaid, deceased: the kindred
and creditors of said deceased are therefore, ci-
ted to appear before me in the Ordinary office,
at Pickcns G. H., on Monday tho 9th day of
November next, to show cause if any they can,
why said letters should not he granted. Given
under my hand and seal of Office, the 30th day
of October 1857. s., :.s go
t, w. j. PARSONS. o.p.p.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
". J.. D. SMITH e. CO.
Ar PEN Hpd. ETON.

M N ~ NJ hs ~ 70 IN SV' IA,
IN RE now receiving and opening splen-
"A did new and carefully selected Stock Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Which have been purchased by one of tho
firm on very advantageous terms. Our stock
consists, in part, of LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such a9 Muslin dcLains Cashmeres, Alpac-
cas- 9inghams, Calicoes, and Fancy Articles
For GENTLEMEN,S WEAR, we have
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, SNtincts, Vest
ings, Cravats, &c, &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of Cloth, Satinet Tweed, Dress
and ovorcoats, Pants and Vests, of superior
style and finish.
\ large stock of Silk and Morocco G ALTERS.
BOOTS &SIIOES, HATS s. CAPS.
Jewelry, Gold Brooches, Ear Bobs, Finger
Rings, and other articles.
I All of which we will sell low for CASH.
Calt and examine our Stock for yourselves
and be convinced.
Oct. S, 1867 13 If
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MSlraaiR.

A III persons indebted in anywise to tho
~ Estate of John Knox, deceased, will
make peyInont forthwith, aud those having
demands against said Estate viii present
them legally sttested.
B. II. o'KELIIY, .,.a,...
MILES KNOX. Aoi''na 1Ao'n rs';;.
Oct. % 1857 15 a
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&c. &C. &c.

|; f.. NJ.
THE next Regular Commanication Of PeRlle-
y ton Lodge, No. 8t, A. -. NJ, win be
held in the Ledge Rsetn ON Monday, November
2d, az O'clock u. NJ
By order q w Y. IaSgs, Nm.
Oct 10 Bs #. fsE4SBORN, Sec'ry
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sTEg asED AGAIN I

sFRgSEf Dtnley OXEN of common tise, ono
q dark brinstle, and The 81 her yellow I.iea.
They ags elotsssssess BAR Sssy e. 6saoY,
sgia. ANY information concerning them win
be shankfnlly received al this Office, aud ali
expenses paid. Oct 30, left
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U GIL. IKE o w C gWWR d Is RI

you are handsome, it wouldn't have got
away from you, Which shall I thank
yon for; the service or the compliment 2"
said the lady, smiling. "Troth ma am, ;"
said Pat, again touching the place where
once stood the brim of what was once his
beaver {" that look.of your beautiful eye
Munhed .for both"
"ENocH," said native of the Emerald
Isle, one day, ''they tell me you Yankees
are great at guessing Now, then, if you
will tell me how many dollars | have got
in my pocket, TIL give you all thrce of en-.
"Wcll, thcn," said EHoch, 81 guess You
have three" "Och, take 'om, take 'cin !"
said Pat; "some fool has told you"
WHAT kind of sweetmeots did they have
in the Ark Preserved Pairs.
SURETY is better thnn hone
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Clarolnoi1t FIxhihitioil.

y CAtSAVAxVtAv 'ASAREbAbASAle
,KESuE Exhibition at Claremont Academy
H viii coias Oh on Friday, tho 9th day Of
November next, commencing at 10 O'clock,
AM. All are respectfully ingited to attend.
@. IL. SpEARES, Principal.
Oct. 25, 1857 g6 81
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LAND FOR SALE IN GEORGIA,

rHNllE Subscriber wishes to rcruoye West,
Il and offers his LAND FOR sale. 1t
is situate in the second district, second sec
ton, Cherokee county, Ga, and contains Two
Hundred Acres, seventy-five of which are in
cultivation. The Woodland is well timborcd
and watered. On the promises, there are
good dwelling, kitchen, harm, &c., with II
we'll of water il, the yard. The land is %
miles northeast of Marietta, and is pierced
ALSO, the undivided half of Forty Acres,
with a Grist Mill thereon, on said Little river.
N. G.. NEWTON.
Sept. 8, 1851. a~ 0 m4m
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

EHNIlE subscriber offers his FARM, on Fall
Il Crock, eight miles north of Pickens c.
H., at Private Sale, until the first of Novcm-
ber next, containing Five Hundred and Fif-
ty-two Acres moro or less, with scventy-iiyc
acres of bottom. Persons wishing to pur-
chase land would do we'll to call on me and
examine the place, and they will find my
terms and price reasonable. If not disposcd
of before, it will be sold at Auction, at Pick
ems c. H., on Saleday in November next
Terms: a crcdtof orc and two wears with
interest NATHAN GUNNIN.
Sept. %, 1857 IL 6
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InOK 0uTI

ss IUOh Quxs tst .s q " 3 ~
@ & Il. w. BROWN are JbST nRcEIyINe
-, I, ,SDGb1 ss efk q Ssss ln ssRfnf ess bags.
Large totsof asle eee3AsHeA HE'S OF alt ksissls,
vizs sugar, Coffee Iron, Bacon, q e., IS o., case-
fully selected sot the Faif Trade
~ ~ u - CD 4---.
5000 sbs Bacon Sides, so coils Rops. 40 bales
Isa9Elefs. Lsafiisr and Ruaset lifoaans, lend.
IND astieaas ~ Ifafdwafe, 8isopeis, &e4
eAa et tie eli stassl, At Nm g3HR y COZ TnV
H0UsE, s. c., and Ns'it 30 wlsats riahtE
. II. H. q H. W. HisOWS.
Sept. &c, 1855 g IL Il
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Final Notice.

4 III those indebted 10 l.. C. CRA1G & Co. AMI
II y. G. & w. N. CRAIe, eitber by Note or Ac-
count, are called upon, for the last time in this
maHner TO comcforwsrd and pay up. Wehavo
given long indulgence, but must now ask for
a fun and prompt settlement Sho Id this rea
sonable request not be Immediately complied
With, the Books of Account and Notes win be-
placed in the hands Of Mess,s NoRRis, HAnRl-
son & PsRLIAa for collection.
L.. C.. s. W. y. CRAIG.
July 20, 1857 tf
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NGp1,KS1E.

a III persons having demands against the
IA Estate OF Robert Stewart, Esd. late of
5Pickens dis, |ict, deceased, are requested to
hand thcm in, legally attcsted; aud, those IN
debted TO said Estate, must make immediate
paymenS to tho undersigned.
y. n. PRICE, Adm'r
Oct % 1257l s3tst ~ I6
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COME AND sEE!

FHNIIE subscriber not being able, by afit-
II tion and otherwise, to attend to his hus-
mess as it should be, Offers all his YALUA-
BILE LANDS and other property for sale.
The lands arc good, pretty we'll improved,
well timbcred and waterel, with good bottom
land. The places are public and desirable,
with water power, and gold mine thereon.
Ten likely NEGROES and other personal cs-
tate will be sold with the premises, if wanted
Terms accommodating. Apply, four miles
west of PickensYiile, S. O., to- 3ss
40 EEIltU GRIFFIN. (,
Sept. %, 1857 IL .1m3m%
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q. w, CIR r. r. N

AL RAOaAHNS u, vBB,, y. a.,
Snow opening LARGE STOCK of NEW
il AND ELEGANT GOODS for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
My Goods were purchased by imyselfin New
York, and, in making selections, Icxercised
all of the care and taste ut my command -
My Goods were also purchased after the mon
ied pressure in New York had causod failures
in almost every department Of teorlo, and u
consequent reduction in prices, and ] think
an examination of my Goods will show n
corresponding reductions in my ratcs.
Amongst my Goods may be found almost
every variety of DRY GOODS for Ladies'
and Gentlemcp's WEAR.
READY MADECLOTIIINGing in greatyariety;
BOOTS & SHOES, good stock for Water
wear:
HATS q CAPS Of all styles; so
Silk and Straw Bonnets, and Trimmings
Fancy Goods eI8d Yankee Notions; s
Ladies' Cloaks and Hoop Skirts
Drugs, Medicines and Dye-Stuffs, ~
Hardware and Gallery; Saddles & Saldlery;
crockery and Glassware. GROCERIES, &c.
se. h. " ALSO
On hand afresh supply of'Medicines for Shop
use. and am ready to resume tho practice
of Medicine. ~
GeA-. Call soon and buy cheap G0oDSt
Oct. 28, 1857 l6 tf
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FOR Sale,

7tffINEsE SUGAR C4sKf SEED, al. %
~ cstss per pint, Applysat sIitehclPs IIoe
tel. or To 3. r.. McfALI.s,
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NEW PATENTS.
H1lbe

Carriage Clubs
TnE subscriber has purchased The right to
i make vend, or use the PaecAt, granted orig
inally to Henry Nycum, of Pennsylvania, for
the useful improvement of Carriage Hubs of all
kinds. When seen, its utility must be appar-
ent to aM The Hub is made ef esss iron, aver
aging in weight less than four pounds. Tho
Inventor says the hubs composed of back and
front section, and having thin metallic tube or
ring, independent of each, centrally placed be-
tween thens, agRiAst which che inner ends Of tho
spokcs abut; when said sections arc 80 made
os that in removing the back one, che pipe or
box of tho hub shull also be removed, or remo-
yablc with it, to facilitate the properly mtrodu-
eng of new spoke, substantially osdcscribed,
Carriage Coupling.
The undersigned has also purchased the Pa
tent right of superior improvement in the
Running Gear Of Carriages, which only needs
to bo seen to he approved. 1t is quite simple,
and may be attached to vehicles now in use, at
very small cost
Shop righte for both Patents for sale on rco-
sonoble terms. For further particulars apply to
NJ. F. MITCHELL.
Pickcns C. FL, Aug 6, 1867 4-tr
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LOTa EOR HA1.E.

EgBRS0NS' aesirsap hf pafehasfAg LOTS IN
PHE TOWN or WfBHASlA, can have
ths1a ois Tie asusE eonditions.9 Apply 10
j. m. C)STRNDORFP, Agent,
wslhalia, Ses, Q, 1854 90 tf
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abFHa,E.
NOTICE.

1 FINAL settlement Of flle Estate of C. D.
u Keith, deceased, will be made before tho
Ordinary at Pickens c. H., on the first Satur-
day in january next. All persons indebted TO
said estate must come forward aud pay up, and
those having demands will render them in legal
ly attcstcd by that time. ~.
MATTHEW KEFrH. Admir-.
august &c, 1857 r 3m
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no CREDITORS.

NOTICE il hereby given to the Judgment
4N and other, creditors of James Hing, de-
ceased, that they must establish their respec-
tive demands before us, en- or before Monday
the 7th day of December nexkS ostherwise,
they viii be bacrevf.
r.. B. KEITH. Mtrix.
H. NJ. KEITH, hp-
81 T.J, KETTLE, hA orS'
Sept, s. 1867 q 3m
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Consigneos at Anderson Depot,

SURETY is better than hope.
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CoRN.--We saw yesterday pinc cars Of
corn, The product Of a single grain. It's
from the plantatiohof Mr.. y. s. Reid, (for-
ner editor of this papcr,) and he assitres
us that in the field whence this came, this
was mob an extra stalk, but quite coninlon.
The sccd from whence this .rclnarbablc
yield comes Is called the Peabody Prolific,
3 grain Mr. Reid procured in Georgia.
ElYeieLnrl.N Nirlor.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RIES OF MARYLAND

The following the drawn numbers of the Maryland
Lottery, for the benefit of the Bel Sc,
july ID, 1857:
Is 81 so ii 60 70 40 SO 27 8 so I %
Tho following OF
lottery, the benefit OF Ssquehanna canal &c.
July is, 1857:
The following paapsco
terry, class l62, drawn july Is, 1851;
81 G3 20 GA n 81 10 23 40 "A Is
following Of tho Psiapsco Institute lot
terry, class 1903, drawn July 10, 1857
30 rs 81 63 GO II % ] 40 Al "A
n. McPnAn, Commissioner
July lit
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!" HEREAS by virtue of decree entered in a
wv suit pending in the circuit npIahannork county
Virginia In which Richards Nckn anil Della Calvert plaintiffs
and cccns Calvert Hannah Jc James Jel admins
traitors Of Coke deceased
other things was adudgd ordered and dccrccd that
sicr who directed 10 take the
should Enquire and sarah Henri
eta Birch sister Of the halfbood the
the time Of her death and shs dead whether
survived her and tho said Ann Coxe whether shc
children descendant or descendants And for that purpose the
commissioner Is Ia
ona Intelgcnccr and Uncn" weekly r four said
sarah Henrca Birch her child children
ants other entitled said
estate In before said commissioner make
their claim IN the distribution said
Now therefore ~ n Mcpcfce, commissioner
81 Rappahannock county hereby notify the said
Birch she be alive she child or children de-
cendan descendants other person persons entitled her
interest In the estate OF the said Ann Coke deceased
Office in the town OF Washington pshanuock county
Virginia the 18th day o August 1851 make his her
their claim parakc the distribution the
Ann Coke, decreased ~
,JrIy o, 1857. j. " MENEFEE
July I4-w4w Commissioner
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We understand that Mrs. Beveridge, the accom-
plished authoress Of the following lines has colec-
ton of her poems in press, and which will soon
be issued to the public She has long since acquired
considerable reputation in the South by her poetical
writings and we have no doubt but that the volume
about to be published will greatly add to her repu-
tation as it will make her more extensively known.
The following lines are filed with patriotic fer
vor, and so imbued with the true poetic spirit that
gifted mind
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From N. o. Picayune Of July 8
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

FURTHER FROM MEAICO.
We add here interesting items of Mexican news crowd
cd out of our last The Vera Cruz Progrssso, 10th Of
June, says:
were by enchantment With repeated winds from the
north have had frequent rains, which have had de-
cided influence in moderating the temperature So far
able to Judge, the season will be uncom
monty healthy one since never before in the month of
Juneccrtainly in the middle Of that month have
had weather cool and delightful.
The last Of the English squadron recently anchored in
the waters Of Vera Cruz left that port the 10th u
This circumstance says the Prcpeso, corroboratcs the
statement made the best authority, that the differences
with the English government have been definvey set
tied There but two vessels war at Sacricios
the nth IA Spanish steamer and French brig
The conucta arrived at Vera Cruz the 18th from the
city of Mexico, Pueblo, and Jalapa had in charge ST.
2i6 5ss In specie There coined at the San Luis Po
tosi mint during the month of May sl4l, $40,
1t is stated in the Eco that the chief Of the band who
attacked the escort having in charge the Santa Anna
spiratos killed in the conflict.
The Eaandarte seems to think that the socalfed mani
festo Of Santa Anna actually written in the city of
Mexico and that the old chieftin himself it
Its alsions very events intelligence Of which
could not have reached Carthagcna by the date OF the
document, have betrayed it.
The Trait d Uaca Of the 18th records the departure OF
Limantour, in company with NJ Chitcnden, his coun
sell for California he having given security for his APP
pearance at the city of Mexico the call Of his in
the course Of the present month.
Lieut. Col Joaquin Posadas, who some time since re
signed his commission in the army, has asked to return
to the service In case of with Spain at the head Of
company of volunteers organized in the State Of Vera
Cruz
Recording the substance Of second letter from Gen
Alvarez to the President of the republic Offering his
vices, in his own and famy's name, in case of war
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In France about 81 900 900 pounds OF sulphur has been
distributed among the vihcgrowers, and has been en-
pioyed by them apparently with complete success, In
checking the vine disease Withip period Of many
years the grape crop has not been promising So well
faised has the government become with the success Of
the treatment that II has awarded the prize OF 1000
francs to the discoverer OF nroducer Of the remedy
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dqeee. GnErred.

Bosros, July l6Harvard College yesterday conferred
the degree Of doctor OF laws Thomas Usrck of Wash
ington, and Professor Frazer, of the University Of Penn
sylvania also the degree of doctor Of divinity fes
dent Steas, of Meadsve Pennsylvania and master OF
arts Professor Harlan, of Haverord College, Pcnnsi
yania
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DIED,

On the 10th instant the Seth year his age, X 0TTUTT
His will place from his
chscs between 9th and 9th Friday the
5ocock to which his friends respectfully invited attend
In city Thursday instant Major PARKEG HowIE
OF the Marine Corps, in the Goth year OF his
place Saturday morn
ing the 18th instant 10 O'Clock Tho friends of family
spcctfuly invited attend from hs
Island, at 9il O'clock.
Richmond papers Will please copy
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Pcquot House, New London, Connecticut.

FVNHlS favorite summer hotel is now open for the
reception guests delightfully."-
mouth Of the Thames Long Island Sound elegantly
sailing,
fishing easy By
railroad every facility
that every effort win be made their pleasure
comfort j. G. PACKARD, Superintendent.
June oo--a3w
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a. II. A. whftiock q Co.

Ben. A. II. A. Whftlock 4 Co.,
l3 Beekman Street. of Nassau, OPPOSITE the Aaor
House,
PR0PREroRs PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CRENANT cABnSrT
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
il merchants 0trd, Dupuy Hennesssy nnst
on other Of the highest reputation
petors Of the celebrated brandes the native f
Cognac viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard,
liqueur DIES champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux cognsc
Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomaster Schnapps
several sherry Madeira wines &o 80
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, cRE1IANT
BM&E W. Of this wine and
shipments packets
will superior decacy flavor quality any
present imported
BENZ. M. whtlock
Edw'd A. Wdtock,
Fredk Hnverstick, BEN H. A. WfIfTIOCK 4 co
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Campeyer.
May 26--1y*
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~ GORGE II. VARNELL House. Sign, and Fancy
NJ Painter No 81 Louisiana between 9th h
hand quantity ready signs
hcm order with and despatch Old glazing prompt
iy done al moderate prices.
employ but good wormen and determined
cra satisfaction Please call at sign Of the large eagle.
July l7--6te
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EBBITT HOUSE.
T. II. rsrrxAs


street, between l4th Streets
WASHINGTON, d. C.
rINIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor.
oughy repaired furnished with superior
hundred rooms has all the requisites
drstcass house
Tho propos have provided coach which viii be railroad
depot steamboat landing arrival for the Of
passengers and baggage to the hotel.
o.
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Collectors once, city Hail,

NOTICE TO Deduction for prompt
In hereby that the for the
payable this Office, and that deduction
per allowed by law FOR the paid be
the 18th day September JAS y. HALLIDAY,
July l6-codntf Collector.
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Modern Languages.

DROFESSOR DANIEL Il. GROUX having return
cd to Washington with the intention reside permanently
the capital OF the United Statcs his
and other employees Of other who wish
acquire correct pronunciation and grammatical instruction In tho
French Spanish and German languages Wishing reasonable
his charges no has formerly been during his 1--WE
Washington he win begin In either OF These lay
g'ages ut moderate prices Persons Wishing Join these
requested TO leave their with Mr. DYSON Pharmanei
No. 26S Pennsylvania
Colleges other scholastic institutions who wish
the efficient teacher, who
Washington with the highest testimonials,
10 address line Prof Daniel Office Washington
The subscriber would take In
cascs formed In particular ncehbcrhoods. by ehcr ladies'
gentlemen, June Is--lm
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Hoalh Of Nee Orleans, &c.

New ORLEANS, July l4.-During last week there were
only ninety -four deaths in this city, most Of them chill
dren There is no fever prevailing.
General Walker arrived here this morning.