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NEW CARPET STORE.

TAMES G. BAILIE d BROTHER. direct
- importers of. and VIII OleSaIe aid
Retail Dealers in all kinds of English and
American Carpeting. Rugs. Floor Oil Cloths
Fable Oil Cloths. Satin DeLaine, Lace and
Muslin Curtains. Cornicrs. Mats. Brooms, Mat.
tings. Brushes, de-, dc. full line English Vel
vet Carpeting, new designs and rich colors. A
full line Brussels Carreting. emhracin all the
newest and best patterns made. a full stock
of Oil Cloths in English and American-well
seasoned. Carriage Oil Cloth, and remnants of
fine Oil Cloths sold low to Carriage Makers
A good stock of PHYS and Ingrains rich col.
ors, all Of which We are offering at the lowest
market prices. Carpets made up if required.
Patronage respectfully solicited. A liberal
discount made 10 the furnishing of Churches.
JAS. G. BAILIE & BRO, 2O5 Broad ST.,
I'd House above Bank of Augusta, Ga.
JAS. G. BAlLlE, 234 King ST., Charleston, s. c.
Aug. g. 1859, GIN.
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Approximation Prizes.

25,S2S Prizes amounting to $3G60iO
Certificates of packages will be sold at
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ofPacknges Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
t 10 Half " 80
" IL Quarter " Is
10 Eighth " 75O
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose
the money to our address for the tick ets order
Ell, on receipt Of which they will he forward hy
first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
Notice to cor"esr"nlents.-Those who pre-
fer not sending money by mail can Use the En-
press companies. whereby money for Tickets,
in sums Of Ten Dollars and upwards, can he
sent us at our risk and expense, from my city
or town where there is an Express Office The
money and order mutt be enclosed in Gov
ernment Post Office Stamped Envelope. or the
Express Companies cannot receive them.
The list of drawn numbers and nrizcs W i'll be
sent to purchasers Immediately nfter the draw
ing
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets or Certificates. by Mail or
Express, to lie directed to
M'KINNEY & CO..
Savannah, Ga.
April Is, 1859. 5O-i2m
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The State OF South Carolina.

[ibDE 1Lf>E DjS1f{C1.
Prt'fio" f"rhe dea.chts Of the Insoirent Debtor's
Ict
IOIiN ". BROWN, who is in the custody
e of the Sheriff Of Abbevilc District. bv
virtue Of Writ of Capias al Satisfacicndun
at the sui of William Sherrarl, having filed
in my office. together with n Schedule. on OATH
of his estate and effects. his petition to the
Court of tonin"n Pleas praying that he NAV
tie admitted I" the benefits of the Acts of the
General Assembly made for the relief of insol
vent debtors.
It. is Ordered, That the said William Shcra I'd
aud all other creditors to whom the said John
w. Brown Is in anywise indebted, he, and they
nre hereby summoned, and have notice to an.
pear, hcf"re the said Court Mt Abbeviile Court
House. on the third day of October next. to
shew enuse. ifanv they can, why the prayer of the
petition aforesaid. should not be granted
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.r.
Office Of Common Pleas,
I.bheville District, 2sthS
June, 1859. am
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

The State OF South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Petition for the Beme6ts ofthe hso tycnt Dtbto
dct.
TAMES W. McCRADY who is in the custody
c of the Sheriff of AbbevIlle District, by
virtue OF Writ Of Capias nd sat tisfacienlum
nt the suit Of Samuel S. Farrar IL Brothers
having filed IN my office, together with n
Schedule. an oath of his estate and effects, his
petition to the Court of Common Pleas prav-
ing that he may be admitted to the benefits of
the Acts of the General Assembly made for the
relief Of insolvent debtors
it is Ordered, That the said Samr S. Farrar
and Brothers, and all o.hcr creditors to whom
the said James w. Mccrady is in anywisc in
debted, be- and they are hereby summoned.
and have notice to appear, before the said
Court at Abbeville Court House on the third
day OF October next. to shew cause. if any they
can' why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
MATTHEW McDONALD,c.or.
Office Of Common Pleas.
Ahbcville District 2sth
June, 1859. 3m
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s. A N F O DIS
FAMILY
GATHARTIG PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts. and put upin Glass
Cases. Air Tight, and will keep in anyrclimate
The Family Cathar tic Pills is a gentle
but active Cathartic le which the proprietor
has used in his practise = more thnn twenty
years.
The constant in - orensing dcma nd,
from those who have - Hong used the Pills
and the satisfactionis = (which all express in
regard to their use. has Induced me to
place them within the reach of all.
The Profession we'll - know that different
Cathartics act on diff l@ fercnt portions of
the bowels. )E
The family Cathnrtcl.. Pill has. with due
reference to this well IG established fact, been
compounded from a va. I'd lriety Of the purest
Vege a 81 g Extracts. /. which act alike On
every part Of the ali-S mentary canal. and
are good and safe in all q leases where a Ca
tlartic is needed. suchI0 las Derangements of
the Stomach Sleepi- ness. Pains in the
Back and Loins. Costiveness. Pain and Sore
pess over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently. if neglected, end in q long
course of Fever. Loss Of Appetite. q Creeping
Sensation of Cold over the body. RestIessness.
Headache. or weight in the Head. all Inflamma.
tory Diseases, Worms in Children Adults.
Rheumatism, great Purifier Of the Blood and
many diseases to which flesh is heir, too nu-
mer0ns to mention in this advertisement.--
Dose, l to 3.
PRICE DIMES
The Liver Invigorator and Family Catbnrtic
Pills are retailed by Druggist generally and
sold Wholesale by the Trade in large towns.
s. T.. w. SANFORD. NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
S35 Broadway, New York.
Also sold by
JORDAN & McLAuoBLIN A6bevilfe.
BaaxcH, ALLEN Il EDwARps, Abbeville.
April 10. 1859, 50-l2m
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YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

IOObt NOOOO . VII S7Su
And be no longer led by those who hold out
long time and big profits.
Here it is hardly necessary for us to say that
one'"f our firm was one Of the first in the
Northern Markets. and nearly tile last to leave
it. and that we have many of the novelties Of
the season, conssting in part, follows:
Bnrege Nantes. 800.
Mantillas at Sl.UU.
Mantilla ShawlS
Illusion Caps.
Robe Almeda.
Robe I.eOnora.
Robe Mngicienne.
Robe Quilles.
Robe Les
Robe A L Imperatrce.
Double Skirt Robes,
Robe Chevalier.
Robe A 2 Volanta.
Robe A 2Jupes Volants.
Bonnets from 25cts to $40.
Esmoralda Sleeves.
Primndonna Sets.
Levella Cloth. ~
Esmoralda Barege.
Grnnidicn.
Circular and Quaker Fans.
White and Col Pique.
Tine Back Combs $7.OO
Barege Robes Double and Single.
Plain Bnreges 124cts.
Thunder and Lightning Hats.
Straw Hats of every color and style.
Clothing of all styles and prices.
We hand you this short list but if you will
bring with you the CA s H, we can show
you many goods that will make your hearts
leap for joy, and pay you well for coming fifty
and even al hundred miles.
Fearing that we shall occupy more space
than the Editors Of the /" Banner" and Press"
had the kindness TO reserve for up, We shall
make but one more appeal
ut is to those who live Mt distance to
come to town, and if you cannot buy all
of your goods of US for Cash. You will find
some Of the Fogies who are clever fellows and
ever ready to welcome you inside the portals of
their doors. and extend to YOU that which we
refuse-Timel Timeli Time until time
shall be no longer on their books then take
from You scrip of paper on which is written,
One day after date" de-. with your name at
the bottom. 1
Our advice you'd be. bring with you the
filthy lucre," and pay as you 60; then,
Calm will be thy sleep as infant slumbers,
Pure as the purest thoughts thy dreams.
Add all the joy this bright world numbers,
Shed DER thee her mingled beams.
MOORE d QUAIFE.
April 6. 1s59-4s-tf
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SAN F ORD's
LIVER INVIGORAT0R
NEVER DEBILITATES.

NEVER DEBILITATES.
I is compounded entirely from Gums ard
Il has become established fact, n known
and approved by ALL THAT have used it. and
IL now resorted t"Iet with confidence in all
tile dlaenses tor which = 1T is recommended.
it has cured ihous. - lands within the last
Two years VINO hndlE lgiven mp nll hopes Of
relef.as the numerous - unsolicited certificates
IN my possession Islluw.
The dose must he S ldaptcl to the tempcr-
a'hent OF the indivd.l lS unl taking it, and used
in such quantities to l.. nct gently on tn c bow.
els. Let the dictates - Of yomr Judgment
guide yon in the use - Of the Liver Invigo-
rntor. and it will cure = Liver Complaints, Bill
lio"s attacks. Dysrep IL lsia. Chronic Dinrrhen,
Summer Complaints, T. |Dysentery, Dropsy.
Sour Stomach. Habit. iual Costivefess, Chol.
&c, Cholera. Cholera Morbus. Cholera In
fantutn. Flatulcnce. ss Jaundice, Fem al c
weaknesses, fas thous- :. ands can tcstify.) in
in twenty minutes, if|stltwo or three Teas.
poonfuls are taken al > lcommencement of at.
tack. h.
All who nso it are :, giving their testimo-
ny in its favor.
Mix Water i'm the Mouth with
the lMyigOratOr, and Swallow
both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
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MARSHALL. LEE q DsBRuHL.
T>HE undersigned have associated with them
Il in the Practi0e.of the Law, STEPHEN
G. DEBRUHL, Esq. Allbusiness entrpsted to
their care will receive prompt attention.
]. FOSTER MhRSHALL,
January IL, 1857. s'i' S7-H
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Notice to Debtors.

A Ii Persons Indebted to Tie late firm of
"a WARDLAW d LYON are requested to
make prompt payment, astsey are ahxioua to
elose up The business. Thsf accounts rs here
tofors. viii bs found in Sths, hands Of Messrs.
JospAs AcLArcHIR, thsif successors, at the
wARDExw i LYON.
Dec II, 1868 So H
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DISTRICT ADVERTISING.
Clerk.
The State of South Carolina.

4Ao otdIe ot SCutn carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Petition far the Bemefts Of the Lnsolrcm Debl
Or's Act
AMES a. CALDWALL. who is in the Gus
- t"dv of the Sheriff of Abbeville District.
at the suit of L. ii. l.ig"n having filed in my
office" together with schedule, IN oath, of his
estate and effects. his petition TO the Court of
Common Pleas. praying that liz may be admit
ted t" the hcn-tit Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly made for the relief of insolvcnt debt
Ors.
It is Ordered, That the said T. H. Liron.
end all other creditors to whom the said James
a. Caldwell is i'll anywisc indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned. and have notice
t." appear, before the Court at Abbeville Court
House, on the third day of October next, to
shew cause, if any they can, why the prayer of
the petition should not he granted
ISIS. MATTHEW MopONALD, c.c.r.
Office Of Common Pleas.
Ahbcville District, this
2Sth June, 1859. 3m
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Commissioner.

The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Henderson, Kirkland,
North g. g. p'a''' Bill for Acct; Acct. Marshall
Hadden. Slayer d Co.
DURSUANT to order of Court "the credit
l. ors of the above named firm of Slayer,
Hadden & Co, both indiv idual and partner
Ship are hereby required to present and
prove their demands befors me OF. or before the
first Of October mert.
WIN. H. PARKER, C. E.A D.
Commissioners Office,
dune %. 1859. 3m
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LIME! LIME! LIME

T>HE subscribers having recently purchased
Il the old Arnold Quarry, near Pinsons
Ford. on Saluds, afe now making arrange
ments to keep constantly on hand a supply of
Fresh Burnt Stone Lime. We will fill ali or.
ders accompanied by the Cash for more than
FIVE bushels at 35cts. per Bushel. anything less
chan i've bushels vili be charged at 4Octs.
d. n D. ]. DONALD.
-s-.~... J. C. RASOR
Mt GallahaI. Laurens Dist, Aug 20, 1859 II
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TO CONTRACTORS.
N OTICE is hereby given. that there will be
~ let 10 tho lowest bidder Contract for
BUILDING A BRIDGE oyer Long Cane, FIVE
miles South Of Abhsville, c. H., near the plan.
tation Of Chaiao Dendy. on FRIDAY the 2ad Of
SEPTEMBER.
Propoeals received at the old bridge on the
abaye day at ten o'clock
ENOCH NELSON.
Com. l. Savannah Board.
Sept 8, 1850 30 ct
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LAND FOR SALE

YSHE undersigned will safe private sSle
.Ae Sthe plantation Of Robert Brady. decd.
in the neightythood galbouu's Mills, sdioioI
ing .lsnds of Or. j. 81 Held, and others. con,
tanning Six Hundred Acres mora or less,
SALLIE BRADY,
Qualified E<ecttrix.
Aug.ls, 1850. ls, It,
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WILLIAMSON HOTEL.

"1EG1RWuO VN IIV EEp
60 ST u M Il 1 ALL
A COSTUME BALL will be had at the vii.
IA liamstou Hotel, on TUESDAY, SEP
TENDER ID, 1859. The following are the
Managers:
SENIOR.
Gen. J. B. Griffin. Gen. J. ". Harrison,
J. g. Calhoun, Esq., Col. S. Fair.
Col. T. Y. Simone, Col W. II. Campbell,
Col I. J. Robinson, Capt j. w. Livingston
JUNIOR.
J. L. Gis,. w. NJ. Gihbes,
+. P. Batter, w. Fl. Perrin.
J. II. Marshall, DR.. T. o. Elliot,
J. d. Shankin, w. c. Davis.
E. knotls. J. Dozier,
Williumeton, Aug. 80. 1859 10, q
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Return Dav.

Return Day.
A IL those who owe the late firm Of WIER
n MILLER. andswho are worth the cost,
viii he sued by next Return Day. if not paid be.
fore that time II hes now been three years since
we dissolved copartnershp and we are deter
mined to have our money-if we can get it.
Yours respectfully.
WIER d MILLER.
Aug. 10, 1859 l6 St
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GRIND CORN
EVERY DAWN THE WEEK

for the public. I hope. hy close attention to
business. TO receive a liberal patronage.
The Saw Mill will be started IN n aio-t time
HUGH WILSON, sr.
AUG &c l7-tf
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N Q q Es

CtNCE purchasing the STEAM MILL for
- merIy owned by A. L. Gray. l have re-
paired the Engine and Boilers, and nm now
prepared to
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IT is compounded entirely from Gums, ard
l. has become all established fact. known
and Approved by all flint hayc used il and
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ID 81 have used Grover K Buker Sewing Ma.
chine for two years, and have found it adapted
to all kinds Of family sewing, from Cambria 10
BrnadcloIh. Garments have been worn on,
without the giving way of stitch. The Machine
is easily kept in order, and easily used."-Jfrs
4. b.. Hhippie, rife Of Rep Geo. IIhipplc.
Ne,o York.
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TESTIMONIALS,

Having had one of Grover s. Huker's Ma.
chimes in my family for nearly year and half
take pleasure in commencing it us every way
reliable for the pnrpnse for which it is designed
Family Sewing. Joshua Lenrin, ,c;tr of
Rcr. IN. LcdriH Editor of ~. y Indepentlcnt.
confess myself delighted with your Sew
ing Machine. which has been in my family for
many months. Ii has always been ready for
duty, requiring no adjustment. and is easily
adapted t" every variety of family sewing, by
simply changing the sPools of thread"-NrS.
Eti-abeM Strickland. rife of Rcu. Dr. Strick-
land, Editor Of ". y. Christian ddrocotc.
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"After trying several different good machnea.
preferred yours, OIL account of it's simplicity,
and the perfect ense with which it is managed
as we'll "a the strength and durability Of the
seam. After long experience. feel competent
To speak in this manner, and TO confidently re-
commend it Cor every variety Of family sewing"
Nrs. 4. b. Spoo"er, 'rife Of The Editor of Brook-
Inn .SJnr
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eporsrrovr. Oct q 49,
= w. .,,--a
nso'e s'".ee, u"
pRues ssoppDg In Washington have more th.a
ence been seon In OF CITY. tampcring with soue
- the - u,>,a.c,c-. - ,~.t,... $500 -
n,o~r = - 49, ~ 49,.
...,s. s.n.s o. sne Dsu'cs' anen
P0'uoss these colored men, according 70
Aeir statements wen not eractly Of an incendissy
hit very pernicie.., <h,,,-.-. -, -, -, :. A
6(Ss, prs2tx $1,000 sNAs
F,-c,,,S sn3,.S~ -. u. 70 tne coiored men IL thsy
n.,tiss in ON, c;,,S IScna. injury upon ccfn ~.
men .linaed taS Snom tney ltne VINE
Th.v hsy. is.n ,,.as - Petsonsi PseJudice,
Ar: 80 ~ -. - Pe..y caoeeiy iof seveni
iooLapt ,,onId dorhsi" 49, ,ne yeiy on toe
ming them in thsi, xi,i,n.ss S seceeaee IN usp,
thso ~ c,.., n o,s mo,s . csus. We ssmo1ish
w;.,, rrS,s g.. ~ '.'.S n ys Se Ioono 70
49, stSs,S -s'S''' sss ss seif 'lsAioas Gun
Eion, nj ,,.,, ,~,.,,.r,v a.. s..u~,
ginning 81 ar; " IN censI mnch r,o,s s,.,iv a.
a nv se.risa 49,. 49, al ~ - ,nh,
r.. oytnv :. ~. 80 49, ,,.nx ~ ~. sss,.,s,.
~ W co,nn,st.d 49, s,ns. as,,;os. "a ~
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10
An outbreak bad occurred in the California
State PrisenC which <yu .suppsessed after three
men had been killed ana twelve wounded. In.
Guiding one Of the sovssseesss The schooner Boil
mas, ying at Quafry Points, was the scene 81 the
anal, ioo convicts having attempted to escape
Salt Lake advices had beef, received 10 the s,st
uh Carpenter, prominent merch ant had been
killed by the Danites Rumor said that several
parties o. emigrants had been piundered by In
dians on the nortnern route. and several killed
san Juan advices say that notice was posted on
the wharf that the United State revenue laws are
ID force In all the islands east Of Elaro channel,
and property OF vessels landing viii be seised and
conhscated II the laws are not complied with. A
vessel which landed liquor had been conAscated,
and the owner fined $500, and sentenced to one
years imprisonment. ~ Esg2 afsE
The San Francisco markets were dull and with
The Golden Age, with General Scott on board,
sailed from Acapulco on the 9Th. All well.
The frigate Roanoke left Aspinwall for Grey
town on the 18th. The sloop Preble sailed on the
18th. The store-:hiP Relief was In port on the
The frigate Saranac left Panama on the 9th, to
protect the transit. go
The revolution In the State of Rolivar attracted
attention. Advices represent the national govern
ment declared in state Of siege. Rumor sad
government forces were defeated at Mompias,
with loss Of sixty killed and two hundred pris-
onefs, and that the revolutionists had taken up a
sIony position to prevent forces from descending
Costa RIGA. Minister Dimitfy had reached San
Jose, Guatemsla. The British boundary treaty
had been ratified .-a =, -
Valparaiso dats had been received to the 18th
nit. An expedition Of 900 men was preparing
to chastise the Arancamen Indians, who were in
entire possession Of the Islsnd. Forces TO act
against Ecuador were embarking at Callao. Pres
1dent hobies had LEFT the country.
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W The Douglas men may Try 70 and . man
.ss~er Judge Black on the subject Of squat.er
sovefeignisy, but return viii have to be made.
non ess inventus." That il, be hasn't ban in'
vented ~S'A ~
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III Captain Cook, Of Harper's Ferry notoriety.
some six or seven years ago, resided In PhiIade-
phia, where, Tor nearly year, he ssheld copy, ,,
as the printers call IL, In the Ledger oiRts
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ossAwArrAxir Bnowx.s PAPsls.-ln snothes
column the reader win and The Pith Of % much
q the decuments found I'm the luggage Of Osa-
wattamie Brown and secured by the Government.
- the latter have % far caused 10 be published in
the Cossfifsssos IL IL ind rstood that tn, install
ment Of these papers sppesr NJ r-day Il but .
small part Of them. IL vtil also be remembered
that Goversee Wis hes N his posseAion the
greater part Of the papers, and is aid 70 decline
making them Public until In the course Of The ap,
pgoaching tsial. seftl alF
AZ far As published, they show wide-spread
conspiracy, the details Of which are In q great
measure len 10 be imagined. That yoshua r .
6iddings is implicated in Il we have no doubt
vhssevW Addsd to the proof o. that fact In
voived In one Of these letters 10 the tone of his
well known sentimens upon the subject Of servile
insufrections % often Proclaimed by him upon
The foos Of the House Of Representatives, where
Ne has hundred times In effect pronouaced that
Unstable Ii not commendable mode Of dis
posing Of the slavery question. Il ID not to be
presumed that any requisition would be made
upon Governor Chase for the surrender of Gid
dings TO the authorities Of Virginia upon the
proof involved In this letter alone, Yet IL It
should turn out that more testimony duplicating
o. II available, and that the regulation be made,
1t % hardly possible that Governor Chase would
surrender him or any other poison that may be
connecssd with the operations Of Brown; his prin-
eiPies win References 70 insurrectons being in fact
Identical with those Of 6iddings. 10 IL by no
means improbable that conflict Of jurisdiction
between the General Government and Ohio, II
not other non-slaveholdinp States. NAV grovv out
Of this aif; a It IL very certain that snv ana Al,
who may be implicated az acee~o,ie. nv th. ,e,-
tmony to be developed, win be pro,ecut.d Inv n,
lawful me1ns To THAR due nupfshrn~cx 20 -;
BILE. The r,fu,.l A. ..v s,.,. ,u,no.,.;. a. -
r.nae, tho. 10, -, 49, -H " sur
a. -. -. ,.o aaii, wiz oe even worse In
80. sS"' ..s sssos o. we onion man the In
~saon OF ossswasnmie Brown ibelf.' 81.
Bourr, LAM CIR rc,o.
WIN r. rol,-,, :. ,..s-~,'- 80 WEI 3D.
We" " 'pe United s5ases District Court. in ses-
- Aioshy, new ofk, OF Forging bounty land
An ~. Is.'-. a'ea'e 70 hve years imprisonment
IN tnt penlte001ry.
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u sfafed that Lieut Bartlef. the s,,h.,
o. ne oveido bride, In New York, is .boof' 70
s'nssce hbei suit against Mr.. Edmund r.
e'soman, who, II seems, has written . s,t,,,c,,
poem on the grsst wedding. Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-25
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stsser stS and stS st sesss 'ds
9iSs ss "a Sfs nss nh .s. Apply g Mr.
IToftET.A hs.d.o.n-i. rUs .IeaE . House
Ie IN, With ~ rooms aud gas and Mater in every
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apply at this oaSos = &c IS n
SroRF FoR RENT.-A STORE in a very
facd loc ten. In the vicinity ef the Nstiossl
g .: ;s9is z1'S q No ass 81 :sfssr
NOR RENr=The three ,tory BRICK 6oCsE
y on 81 street, the thlrs DO, from the northesst
,rnsr Of 9Th street Fsst and street north II has
e'Gfs o Kew ss rss &c
iornsscn spriy q the corner rsore, OF 20 the Wood
-'' ''i bic Z is% SSss fEsssf az CO.
Eok RENr-An efsQUAREs Ncs- I.ra snS
+ IN. ~ improved 1s y 4 seod fcs@e House. s.A-
o. Ten ssrss ssf sod and arg .,s..ss on
east, near Eat CaSito sueet. II can be pro6tsbly
III 3. ss,ss s. ~ ss q Ssg.
xfsEr No y -, - Sa,s,rna avenue sssr .ih
Dr., ' h &c .s
south eide Il ssrs.t, betves y lstk ssa26oSuua6,
z S as SssE
business, ON account Of his heath. ofers Tor
ole vel seeoted stock Of 6ROCERlEs
GOOD Will, tc. Store located an . thri,Inr .
asikhborho21 and doing . bar trade. Addr~ss A.
n sosS. a 3. ne. sss BRICK aogskeps
s ..; scTsh <k End 6A street, vest In.
III. ats. y THOMAS HOLLlD6E CORNER OF sh sad
Fsk1bEw &c NEEa a, ,s y.I 60,
Sss ss sssn corn, APP e Ions HENpEksoN, a
NOTIcEETyo very desirable fort MONS, !.
s.ss ssSi;ssscs1 GO or d 81, Ia s,ss s9Asp
streeea. = - ia
Eok SALE-B.tvren aad acres Of WOOD
LAMP, On The Plank Ro4d. alou,u.S- xoSss
soIth IL Whshiagtoa, yea sjikibis sitssted los
Sosn1y rseioeeee. l1guirs stNo. Agency Boct. 4.
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