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TyHE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
u PANY.

Ons 81 the Steamships OF this Company. carrying
the United States Mel.s for ACAPULO, I0osSS
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, lesvesN12
Panama twice each month, ON the erri sn
va OF the United States Mail y 8. Comps ny steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York retu-
larry on 5th and goth Of each month with the mas.
and Passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and sy-
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty spssf
ssd SAFETY.
The Panama Railroad tf7 miles lonrD in now oom-
plotted from ocean to ocean, and ~ crossed IN or
ho1rs The baggage OF PASSENGERS Is checked IN NeY
York through 10 San Francisco, and passengers arc
embarked az Panama BY steamer st the com panyss
expense. The money paid IN New York covers au
expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama anf
san ranosco TO prevent detention N case of aoo-
dent, SO that the route "a entlrey rs!sabIs-no il
are having occurred In elE ht saTs.
Passengers leave Panama the ssme day they AZ
rive at Aspinwan.
Condu actors 70 through by each steamer, and tsks
charge Of women and children without other proteo
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates Apply st
the agency, III West street, New York, TO
1. w. RAIMOND,-oTt 20
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO.,
" A-u O. L. BARTLETT. Boston.
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NOTICE.
i most urgently request ali indebted to me to come
forward and settle by cash note as my late bus-
ness must be se tied up.
Mr.. 4. ! Rothrock is authorized to receipt for ali
accounts due me.
iy 292tw3v S.P. FRANKLIN.
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OALES OF PUBLIC LANDS IN THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA

SALES sHArEt aE rFtSfiS Sf fo5isI.s, hAEps IN THE
Dube ssss % Of be S is hereby declared that
undernentiOned land office in the State Of Louisiana
Monday. tue 2ot. day of September next, for the
disposal OF the public lands, heretofore unOfered,
North Of the base line and east Of ths principal
meridian
Sections "a, and 8; the N r = and the n 4 ofNw
= 9f o. he Il Of Of 10; the 3; the a of SE q.
sections 2 4.s 8. 10. T. il, 49, 20 q a e. as ST. a.
81, and Sc OF township nineteen: sections TO % in
sfRR twenty; and township twenty 0n'' of range
inc. We; and sections 81. a. and &C. OF township
and twenty three, of range nIne.
Sections 10, l2,14, ls, %. 2, a. 2s %. So
inclusive; and sections si IS. and % S. Of township
twenty; and townships twenty -One, twen'y two,
and twenty three, of range ten.
Townsh ps twenty, twenty one, and twenty two,
OF range eleven.
At the land office at MONROE. commencing on
posaI Of the vacant lands in the even numbered
sections. within the undermea ationed townships.
on sao the msi .sd
Texas railroad" subject. as required by law, to
minimum OF two dollars and hfty cents per acre,
North ofhs base lin. and east of the principal
meridian.
Townships II and liz. Of ranges .-. ..f
townships l6 IT, and IL. OF ranges g. 10, III, and l2
Townships is, I6, and IT, of ranges IS and Ii
Townships Is and 10. of rangel5.
The offering OF the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed and will pro the order
In which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales TINS closed but DO
sale shall be kept open lOpger than two weeks, and
M private entry of any of the lands will be admitted
until alter the expiration Of the two weeks.
Lands appropriated by law tor the use of schools,
mtary, and other purposes, will be excluded from
the saies. - =
Giver u~der my hand at t1e city Of Wash inwten.
this sIAteentE day OF Ju Ammo Domini one thou
81 I'd eIyht hundred and nifty -eight.
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofths General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre-emptlon
20 any OF the lands within the townships and paIts
townships above enumerated is required to estaD
sh the same TO the satisfnotion of the register and
receiver OF the proper land ofhce, and wake pay
HasHf ihefcor as sooa as practicable ayftT see
tnE fhts aottes. and before the day appointed for
the commencement or the public sale OF TIE tnds
em6taclns the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
= -. THOMAS A, HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Omee.
DOWLAND'S MACCAssAR OIL q GIBBS,
u HaiY afoRA- nfp
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BALriAR22ssER R2sRfkSSR ASR Rog SHt9 BsEsNAdJ EsNAdJhHRoAD n


From ard after U EsDAY, Isth of June. rr,sp.
will leave as follows:
SIS a. m. Express Tram connects wsshipftop
Junction for al parts of the west and at BaItinore
Tor Philadelphia and New York
u IS a. m. Way Tram for Annapolis. Rsltimors
Philadelphia, aRd New York, -
S5h .. m. Express Tram connects st w.shtnstop
Junction with Express train for parts OF the
sud AZ Baltimore for Norfolk, PRIsdeph phIs and New
York. "
4.lo p m. way Trsin for Baltimore connects .t
iAnnspolis junction for Annapolis, ana washington
ESQ p. m. Way Tram for Baltimore oonnects a,
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West.
Tne tbs a. m. snd s 81 D. m Trains are express, and
Will stop only at Annapolis and Washington junc-
tions. '
On Saturday the $50 p. m. train goes to Philsdsl
phip onli.
on sunday but one train leaves, AZ sNp.m.
Je IL r.. IA.
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Educational.

GEORGETOWN CLASSICAL AND MATd
u EMATICAL ACADEMY
The duties of this Institution will he rasumad m
Monday, September 9Th. e1 oA
PA. BOWEN,
bu I-ct6W5w prin
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Travellers DIRECTORY.

4 the OrsnEe and AieS S-t -e@-ressenters ior
:Ss sSs1't n.Ss: sssiIGsH q tAs sy qs. = 8
me me Aiexandria and Warrington Railroad. ,th .t
sa1sd ~ an WI be called Tor and cor
ereskia can De obtained. This line cssr,s. 81
y. y. NAL Tor the %. d A. X. X. Passenaers S,s
that 10 met with on the boat. IL IN the nost 49,
dtlous, and IN msny instances, the most ec,noSps
Baltimore. AVN
N. B.-Coaches farnished for Excursions and P,o
Mics. ieSl N
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Traveller Directory.

Travellers Directory.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDsiA -,
Greenbrier White sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
NOT, CaPon, Fauquier White Sui
Phur and Warren Springs.
The Alexandria and Washington steamboatswiIl
wharf foo, Of street, wsshlnstoH wissxhns one
snd sIsdoln Wing street. Alexandria, at taessssoazS
Leave washington at sL g. IIH IS. 5H.iL.
streets and PennsyIvsnis svenue. VI -" anu '<'h
The a. m. Boa. connects With the ORANGE and
@&ssSEN kRh{tps RRhp iOT wasTfR ias g R EES
PaTsuissK PPsTTs isWEEEi WEiTE WhSM IsiH aHHf; e ISAfSS
REN srRiNGs. " = NJ Ana js " II AS II
FOR THE PRIN $.
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad.
~ q aRa
BERRELY, BEDFORD, CAPON JOR-
DAVIS, SHANNONDALE.
Through Tickets from Washington.
ArtsIssmsG,s have now been made: for the first
time, to ticket Passengers from WASHINGTON
Springs.
FOR BERKELY SPRINGS, Morgan county,
Va, take the through mail train, leaving Washing
ton station at Is g. m ex cept Sundays stopping at
Sir Johns Run station, l24 miies from Ba timore
and two miles from the SPRINGS, by a good rtaEe
road. Fare to Sir Johns Run S5 IS; arrive al SIR
Johns by noon, and at Berkey before D. m. The
tram leaving ashlngton at 10 %. m connects with
the stages for BeTkey at SIR JOhns Run station at
100 ?. m, oy which passengers reach the Springs
before midnight.
FOR BEDr ORD SPRINGS, Bedford county,
Pal by the trains from ashins ton at S Il, a M
or at G; 40, p. m, for Cumberland, 30 miles: and
thence by stages . miles to Bedford. The stages
leave Cumberland every mOrnlng at clock arrIy-
ing IN time for dinner at the Springs. Fare through
FOR yORDAN's SPRINGS C2s miles from
Harpers Ferry, and near the Winchester railroad
FOR SHANNONDALE SPRINGS, us miles
from barper's Ferry, on the rOad) passengers
Mll take the mail tram (at SIS a. IN. u Harpers
Ferry, and connect with trains Oh the Winchester
road.
FOR CAPON SPRINGS take the SIS a. m. train
Tor Winchester the by stages for miles, arriv-
Ing at Capon Tor early tea. are To Winchester s..
Parties leaving Washington at 4.lO O'Clock on
Satur"ay afternoon, can spend Sunday at Berkey
ana be back In Washington st II a. Ih Op Monday.
r. III PARSOSS, Agent.
w. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
Ul6-4w (intel. UnlOn,d States. 3w.D
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F0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY-A AK NJ, conta ming 100 acres
less than 10 miles from Washin, ton. under good
cultivation. and having b, chard of $40 trees of
0aotce If0t' comprising apples, peaches; apricots.
grapes, currani s, strawberries, &c.-ths same hsv-
Ing rood dwelling containing nine rooms with
cellar &c will be sold on reasonable terms or sx-
chauged for city property. There ls a good barn
ana stablng on the premises. good water at tie
~ acres are n wood consisting of oak, hickory, and
chestnut. The stock and crops may be purchased if
desired. For further particulars nqu "a Of JAS s
SCAGGS 7tb street, or JOHN ID. CLARK, ESQ
jy l3 2aWtf
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nOwAR D'S u. 8. SUPREME COURT RE
aux FRANCK TAYLOR.
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R0WLAND's MACCAssAR OIL q y ~,
~ hAn btote, neg. l&A sSreeS, 10 ftu
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MISS RIDDELL'S SELECT SCHOOL willie
vA resumed At 451 18th street, near a. on the 6rst
Monday In September. ''' A"'
Hev Dr. y. =, smith. Jos. F. Br ovn, ESQ,
ny en ~. n ~. surrey Benz. A. Janvier, Esq.
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~ ..a..aa %. . :" q A l.. Il S'1
NENERAL FUEL DEPOT, ..l..F
omes N. w. corner 18th and o SIS. No. So.
" 8-lm Ons square south Of Pc. avenue,
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DAW WNBROKER.-SIOGO will be loaned IN
l. small sums, on any articles of value, by
ISAAC HERZBERG,
Licensed PawnbrOker,
je enSm <e9 Pa. ave, het I'd and a.. sts
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4 LING No. Ss6 ID street north, bet ween 9Th and
itn st,eet west II is fitted up with all the modern
house. Io punctual tenant the rent will be mode
rate. Apply to WM. MARTIN, or A. Green Auc-
tIOneer. ia 9I aotS
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For Rent and Sale.

EOR SAEE-A neat and comfortable DWEI-
DiNG HOUSE, No. aS8 fronting south on
massachusetts, avenue, between I'd and Sd sts west
Inc LOT extends through to II street. making also an
entrance on III. Terms reasonable. Apply 10 Pol
LAkD WEBB, NO. $40 I'd story. l7Lh st. jy q
EOR SALE.--A FARM. containing 80 acres of
land, well adapted to dairy purposes. 1t Is about
miles from town, In an exosilent neighborhood
convenient to Churches and Schools. The improve
ments are a small Dwelling, somewhat out of repair.
ne STABLE oorn mouse, and out buildings, sener-
a,iy,nr new. Ii adjoins the lands of Dr. Duvali,
Mr. Knowles. and others. Price $4,000. Fern Z to
suit purchaser. Will exchange for clty pgooertv
Apply tot. w. ROHRER'S, Grocery Store, Hish
sIeet, ,ueofgetown. ID. Z. jy slim
TOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING sItu
- ated on the east side of Ilth street, one door
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas Ofice.J Posses
sion given on the lst of July. For further paricu
lars SpPly to q. A. w. RANDALL, corner of 18th
anu ~ Y sIs. ie 23 If
LfOR RENT-A desirable, modern. built three
Il story HOUSE, with basement and back build
ing, NO. 4o4 street, betw cen Eleventh and Twelfth,
CONTAINING IL rooms. gas throughout. marble man.
ma n II
NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
ATPRIVAE SA The subscriber has for pri
yate sale new and very desirable three story Brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildngs
containing eleven rooms, built in the bost nlanner,
anu furnished thToug hout with all the modern i'm
Provements- and water, furnace, range, &c,
lUln streets west, one door east of 10th street,,
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. e.. MCGUIRE.
apH-d Auot'r. and Com. Merchant.
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DEATH OF MAJOR SANDERs.-Maior
John Sanders, Of the U. S. Engineers,
died at Fort Delaware on the goth July,
after short illness. Major Sanders was
native Of Kentucky, son OF Lewis San.
ders, the distinguished agricul,urist Of hat
State, and brother of George N. Sanders,
Navy Agent of :his city. He graduated
second in lis class at West Point, and
was the chief engineer under General
Worth in the buIliant attack upon the
Bishops Palace, Monterey, and Alison at
Vera Cruz. lie was, at the time of his
death, experimenting the construction of
Fort Delaware, the principal defence of
PhiIadelphia.-Neao York Courier.
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Special Notices.

Hotlc'cdys PLis--It is hard for persons who
have been Weakened and emaciated by years
Of sickness, to believe that they can be restored
TO strength and vigor by any medicine. They
have perhaps TIED twenty physicians and a
hundred specifies, without avail. Never mind
We ask them for their own sakes to try one more
Holloway's all-c6hqusring remedy The Pills as
surely repair the rayages of disease, renovate
the internal organs, brace and invigorate .he
dilapidated system, restore the appetite, and, as
consequence, give buoyancy to the animal
spirits, as the dew and rain refresh the wither-
ed herbs snd flowers. This is the language not
of ealogy but Of experience. ll3
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$ OU TIL c A RoLINA,
Lancaster District,

Robert Langley who is in'the custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District by virtue
Of writ OF capias ad sa,sfaciendum at the
suit of the State,of South Carolina, having
filed in my office, together with n schedule
on oath OF his estate and effects, his peti-
tlon to the Court of Common Pleas, pray
ing that he may be admitted to the benefit
of the Acts of the General Assembly made
for the relief of Insolvcut Debtors. 1t is
ordered, that the said Plaintiff and all other
the creditors to whom the said Robert
Langley is in anYwisc indebted De, ani they
are hereby summoned, and have notice TO
appear before the said Court at Lancaster
Court House, on the third Monday in Oct.
next, TO shew cause, if any they can, why
the prayer Of the petition. aforesaid, should
not be granted.
Office of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis.
trict, March 23, 1915.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July l4-22, 3m.
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tatSes'are termed, would DC an honor, and
the new candidates a credit to any eonstitu-
enoy. To day I also had the pleasure ,uf
short interview with Mr. John A. Calhoun.
the nephew,of Cardinals cherished states.
man. He resembles his uncle very striking.
Y in appearance, manners and powers of
conversation, HI resides near this place, and
devotes bis energies and talent to the pur.
suits and interests of agriculture with great
success and profit. He has beautiful resi-.
dence, with handsome grounds and also n
young, fourshing and extensive grapery.-
see many persons in this district nre turn
ing their attention to the cultivation of the
grape. In this they are stimulated and
Taught oy DIR. Togno, n scientific and learn
cd gentleman, native of France, who re-
sides'near here, and who devotes his atten-
ton to the cultivation of the grape. DR..
Fogno informed NE his grape crop was a
failure this year in consequence of the
Killing frost of last April
have no doubt friend Cooke on would
like TO hear about your brethren of The Bar
OF this place; well, they all have comforta
S's aaa pleasant Offices, near each other and
near the Court House, aud each Office is to
be found open early in the morning and
late in the evening. think there must be
some 10 or so in number, n very Kind and
brotherly feeling and great eordialty exist
among them. Messrs. Perrin g. Cothran,
Thompson & Fair, Jones g. Jones, Mar
shall, Lee & DeBruel are associated respec.
lively in partnership. Gen. McGowan, Col.
Baskin, Messrs Calhoun, Davis, Lomax,
Wilson, Parker, and Noble, are each on
their own shook" I may have omitted
some whose names cannot now recall TO
mind.
Tomorrow ! leave for Williamson
SREngs. This place contains il is said n
pofWaton of about one thousand persons.
The town covers II considerable space of
ground: most Of the houses were erected
for comfort and convenience and not for
show. mean the private residenccs-more
OF the architecture of 90 than 5s seems to
have prevailed, in the erection of their pri-
vate residences. A great fondness and
good taste exists for flowers, shrubbcry and
beautifully laid out groves. / have been
nt loss which TO admire, the great convc.
nience and comfort Of some of the more
ancient houses, or the newly erected and
elegant dwellings Of Rev. Mr.. IIoyt, Col.
Marshall, the Senator, Col. Perrin, the
President Of the Giecnvillc Rail Road and
others. The new residence Of Col. Perrin,
is not yet quite finished il is nm elegant,
commodious and handsome dwelling, to be
lighted with gass and attended and fixed
with all c6nveniences and appearances
wt'ich the heart could desire. heard the
builder pronounce it the best house in the
up.coxntry:
The cars leave and arrive n. this place
twice day and on sales-day's three times
day, what II convenience Rail Road is"
~LONG GRABS"
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so U II H G. A ROLIN A ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASI IElI DISTRICT
Elizabeth Small, widow. ] In Equity Lam
VS.. caster District
James Small, William T. Bill. for Pnr,i.
Small, John Houston tion Real and
liumphries. Calvin Hum. Personal Estate
phrics, WIN. LAFAYETTE of Frederick ~
ii"mphrles. Small, (dcc'd.)
1T appearing to my satisfaction that John
Houston liumphrics, Calvin IIumphries, and
William Lafayette fIumphries, defendants
in above stated Bill and case, reside without
the limits Of this State. 1t is ordered on mo-
tion of DawHins & Wylic, Solicitors for
compliments, that said defendants. John
Houston. Calvin and William LAFAYETTE
iiumPhries' do answer plead or demur to
the Bill in above case for partition real and
personal Estate Of Frederick T. Small.
deed. on or before the 10th day of October
next, or their consent To the same will be
taken as confessed and an order pro confrs-
so orde.ed against them
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
C"m'r Eq'v I. ID.
July oh 1853, 22-3m. Pf. Sc.
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HAssELTINE G. CURETON.
Franklin Academv.

fTiE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTI.
Il tuition will commence on the lst Mon
day IN January next. The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services of MR..
SAMl. MCCORMICK, whose proticienr.
in teaching is surpassed by few. Younu
men can be thoroughly prepared TO entcr
any of the higher institutions Of learning
IN the Southern States. The Village /.
very healthy, and there is not, at present q,
grog shop or place where ardent spirits cn,,
be obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained as cheap as at
other places in private families.
The rates of tuition are the SHINE a4
these in Academies throughout the State,
The Academy building is at present un-
dergong thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will ut least equal those
OF other places, and TO our District arc held
out such inducements as we believe will OBJ.
,vlatc the necessity OF sending our younr
men and boys abroad.
S: Is. MASSEY,
Dec. 0, 1857. l3-yr
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5 o U Il I'll & A ROLL A
Lancaster District,

AVEN FLOYD who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by virtue
of 4 Writ of Capas nd Salisfaciendum at
the suit of James f. Curetop g. Co., having
Ii!cd in my office, together ~. n G..e9r ,e,
on oath, of his Estate and effects. his nett.
ton TO the Court of Cammon Pleas. Draw.
ng that he may be admitted to :he benefit
OF the Acts of the General Assembly mad.
for the relief of insoIvent debtors. Its or.
dered, that the said James T.. Cureton a. Co.
and all other the creditors to whom the said
Aven Floyd is in anywise indebted, be and
they are hereby summoned and have notice
to appear bcio-e the said Court at Lancaster
Court House on the third Monday in Octo
Der next, to shew cause if any they can.
why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted
0ihce Of Common Pleas Lancaster Dis.
trict 9Th day of March 1858.
J. a. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July ii, 22-3m,
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The 'CRop ESTIMATES. Macon
(Ga.0 Telporanh says.

The 'CRor EsTrMArEs.-The Macon
(Ga.) Telegraph says:
In conversation last week, with gem
tleman who has verv recently travelled
over nearly the whole Cotton growing
section of the United States, he expressed
The opinion that if present prospects are
verified, the crop will be beyond all pre-.
cedent in quantity. The idea of deficit Of
100000 bales in the southwest, resulting
from high waters, he considered altogether
de!usive, and maintained that he had been
in no county Of that section where present
anticipa,ions did not fix the quantity of
Cotton grown, above what could be gath
cred, The Corn crop everywhere was more
than abundent.
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The WEATHER AND CRops.-The wea-
ther is now exceedingly dry. the last rain
we had having fallen three weeks ago.
The crops stand sadly in need of rain and
unless it comes very shortly the sangune
hopes of month ago will DC turned into
bitter disappointment.
We hear Of rust in Cotton and black
tongue among the Cattle in differen, por.
tions Of the Dis rii
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Kenzie,s Patent Water Filter.

TIME BEST FILTER KNOWN FOR
a Family use has given the highest sat
lstaetion for many years is scientific
in, construction, portable durable, and
cheap. II renders rain waterperfectIy pure
and sweet, making cisterns more econ omi.
cal than wells, and avoiding the diseases
arising from the hard water of lime. stone
regions. Five sizes retail from SO to SI2
dollars. Wholesale to tho trade at the
usual discount, Can be forwarded safely
any distance. Formerly made by j. +. Che.
ney g. CO.; made now only by JAMES
TERRY a. CO, at the old stand Of j. Il.
Q. a. Co: State Street, Rochester, N. "
For descriptive CIRCULARS address James Ter
~ "a Co,
June IG, Is-3m.
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CAMDEN MALE ACADEMY,

NOTICE is given shat this School will
~ resume its exercises on the Monday
next preceding, the first of September, un-
der competent corps of Professors.
The course of education embraces :sll the
branches usually taught IN an English and
Classical School-togcther with the French
and Italian languages-and Music. Special
attention is paiG to the preparation of boys
for College.
l. he principal would also, give notice that
select number OF boys can be uccommo.
dated with board ut his residence-a Der.
fcct'y healthy and delightful location, near
kirkwood
The facilities for acquiring an accurate
know Irdg" ~ ia" French language, it IN be
lievcd are no, surrasS, in any School in
the State. The French Professor resides
in the family Of the principal, and will re.
fuirc ail French Scholars who rlay board
thereto converse entirely in that language.
The department Of Music will be under
the control of Prof. q. L. DEVWE.
All applications for board should be made
immediately 20
CHARLES II. PECK.
Principal
July %, 1853, 2i-tf.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-08-11

a PRoMtSENT CITIZEN ARRESTED FOR
PERJuRr.-On Monday morning last
Hon. james IL. Woodwotth, of this city,
and eS-member OF Congress from this dis
trict. was arrested on warrent issued hy
justice Nathan Allen, for the crime Of per-
jury. The charge was preferred by Sherman
L. Tracy, former cashier Of tho Cherokee
Insurance and Banking Company Of
Georgia. Chicago Times, 2sM.