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State Of South Carolina.
4BBEHILLE DISTRICT

0tt1Co UI 0OuC0 CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
ODfee Court Of Common Pleas and Gent Sessions.
N. X. Butler
-, vs. Attachment.
VIM. d. Lloyd, McGowan, PIt'f's Attorney.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on The nina.
!" teenth day of November, eighteen hun
dred and ffty.eight, file his declaration aoains,
the Defendant, who. (it is said,) is absent from
and without the limits of this State and has nei.
ther wife nor attorney known within the same.
upon whom copy OF said declaration might be
seryea IL ls therefore ordered that the said De-
fendant do appear and plead to the said decIar.
at'on, on or before the twentieth day of Novem. g..
Der, eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, Otherwise
hna' and absolute judgment will then be given
and awarded against hIm. e'A
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. cr.
O'nce' NOV. ~, 1858. 32-l9m
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DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN.
MANUFACTURED BY
CLEM0NS, BROWN g. CO.,
COLUMBUS, GA.
THE Subscriber is agent for the Sale of
- CLEMoNS' BROWN & cos superior
COTTON GINS.
The attention Of Farmers and Planters is re-
spectfuly directed 10 tho superior workmanship
OF shese Gins combining speed, light draught
and durability in the highest degree. We call
attention TO tho following certificates
COLUMBUS, GEO., Oct so, 1858.
Messrs. CLEMoNs, BRowN d Co.-Gentle,nen ::
The Double Cylinder GIN, which purchased
OF you in the beginning of the present cotton
season, has performed admirably ever since it
was put in motion. have ginned more than
sne hundred bales of cotton, and have rs vet
oeen no objection to it's performance. 1t cleans
the seed we'll, notes we'll and turns out a good
sample of cotton. My Gin has ninety saws, as
you are aware, and have sinned eight and
half, (S3) bales of cotton weighing 500 lbs. dur
ing the day. The cotton was damp when this
wab done, and since then, have ginucd by
piece.meal. think can gin ten bales per day,
when the cotton is in good condition. Thus far
l am satisfied with the Gin in every particular
Respectfully,
J.C. COOK.
Messrs. w. G. CLEMoNs, BRowN h Co.
Dear Sirs: The Double Cylinder 60 saw Gin,
l purchased Of you last fall performs admira-
bly,. 1t pleascs me better than any Gin, have
ever seen. and deem it a greut Improvement on
the Single Cylinder G in.
believe my Gin (6O eaws.j pulls my team no
harder than the old style 90 saw Gin. It hicks
faster and makes superior sample. I would
prefer paying double price for il, to working the
Single Cylinder.
Columbus, Ca, 9th March, 1859.
NJ. G. WARDLAW.
The limits Of an advertisement will not admit
Of detailed description Of this invention. For
further particulars apply to tue subscriber at Alb
beviIle c. II. lie is prepared to fnrnsi, planters
with either the Single or Double Cylinder Cot
ton Gin, and respectfully solIcits orders for the
same.
SAML G. COTIiRAN, Ag't.
Sept. 70, 1859 % 3m.
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ESTES g. CLARK,
Augusta, @a.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

& @ q q 1 H L III -
for the liberal patronage they
IL have received heretofore. offer fer sale at
the lowest marketPrices for cash or on time TO
prompt paying customers-- .:
125 Bales Extra Heavy Gunny Bagging,
. 300 Rolls Heavy Patched Begging,
100 Pieces Dundee Bsggine,
$50 Whole and Half Coils Rope.
rs hhds New Crop Molasses,
- 80 Bbls N. o. and Sugar House Syrup.
1875 " Crushed A. B. e. G. Sugars.
$50 Whole aud Half Boxes Candles.
100 Boxes Tobaceo-various Brands.
$4,000 Cigate,. - *
1000 Sacks Salt in Twillsd Sacka
$50 Whole. Half and q. Bills Masksrel,
o.. $4,000 Lbs Tennessee Bacon, Hog Round
200 Bbls Fresl, Thomaston Lime,
$50 I" Liquors and Wines
5000 Lbs. Hemlock Sole Leather.
%. BALES Heavy Osnaburgs,
200 Kegs Nails Afsorted Sizes.
March III, 1859. 81 Iy
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Fresh Uplana.
Notdce

: fsShsteby eiven that application willmade be to
L tho nex. Legislature I'd amend the charter of
Abbeville Village and extend ttieaime for which
the Fown Cenncii was empowered to tax the
e,t'zens o. Ab5eSiIle under the amepded Chur-
ter passed at the session Of 1856
Sept !, 1859 20 3m
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEYILLE DISTRICT

Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gen1 Session.
N. X. Butler. SURVIVOR
vs. Auocbr,o,s
VIM. B. Lloyd. McGowan, %'af's Pr,ff's ATTY.
w HEREAS the Plaintiff did on the nine.
dred and fifty eight, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who, Gtrs said) is absent from
and without the corporate limits of this STATE
ana has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same, upon whom a copy of said declaration
nigh, be served: 1t is therefore ordered that
the sad Defendant do appear and plead to the
ss'1 oeclara'Ion. on or before the twentieth day
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. c. c.p.
Clerks Office, Nov. 20, 1858. sa-l2m
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COME, LOOK AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELVES.

COME, LOOK AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELVES.
T NOW OFFER for Sale my very valuable
L Tract of Land, in Anderson District, S. c..
situated on the waters of Tugaloo River and
Big Beaverdam Creek, and containing 1000
acres, more or less. There are, in u fine state
of cultivation, 900 acres, more or less IS or loo
Of which is most excellent Bottom. There ia
no lack for good water and good Timber. On
the premises is very comfortable Dwelling .
besides there are good out.buding and very
conveniently arranged. Some $50 acres of rL;s
tract ia under a good fence and uncultivat"J
WI lch serves as a most excellent woods -past, 70
Here your cattle and sheen NAV ramble
and live high," unmolested by other peoples
This place is convenient of access 10 severn,
Churches and academies, stores, mills, DC.
will give great bargain to the purchaser. Nv
son, Robert Holland, jr., is OIL the premises, and
VIII take great pleasure in showing any one
round who may wish to see it.
Come and look at it and buy il, for n better
bargain than will give has not been offered
anywhere in the country
s.. ROBERT HOLLAND, sn.
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A man weht to a judge to be qualified
for an Office. Said he, hold up your
hand, Iii swear you; but all creation
couldn't qualify you.' -.-.
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WHY is the letter G like calf on the
railroada Because it is in danger.
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,. Bow. to-. destiny. One of these days
he may be polite and return your
bow.
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1GOf1Ce.
THE Notes snd Accounts Of tie .Fifsi of Jor.
collection. TtSre srs Sites and Accounts
Of the old BusihA oI t1tasn.s Those 10,
debted to the Arm, Of assill come Or.
ward add make immediate Psyhent tothe. un-
dersignsd. ~" .I1:s ,.,:7
- * D. A. JORDAN.
May l2, 1859. Z d.
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BLACKBERRYING.
All ! Sam, she's gone dead
Is she dead, Bones =
Yes, Sam. She sent for me three days
after she died.
'Oh, no, Bones, you mean three days
previous to her decease'
No. She had no niece she was an or
phan.'
'Sira'
That is, three days before she died.
'Oh, yes! Well, 1 went down to see
her; went up to de bedside wild dc bed in
my eyes,
You mean with the tears in your eyes,
Yes, wild de pillows in my eyes. Sez
she. Bones, I'm goin' to leave this world
of care.'
what did you reply9'
sed I didn't care much. Den she
axed me if would 60 to the pothecary
shop for some medicine. I said yes; so !
went down to DR.. Night BELL
mo, not DIR. Night Bell; that's the
name of the bell on the door-the night
belI.'
We'll, I called him DR.. Night Bell, any
how
1presume he was very good physi-
cian?'
No, he wasn't fishin'; he was at home.'
'Oh, no; l mean he was doctor of
some note
Yes; lie was counting out lis notes
when went in
No. Bones !! You do not understand.
mean he was a doctor of some stand
ing
No; he wasn't standiu', lie was sit,in'
on three-legged STOOL
'Pshaw mean he was doctor of
some reputation
Yes; he was dar; he WAS nice feller.
He was de clerk
Who was the clerk!'
Reputation
well, what did the doctor give you!'
Lie gabe me piece Oh paper
A prescription
No, it was paper
OF course, it waa on paper, nevertheless
prescription. What did it say on the pa
per?'
1t was fnll Oh chalk marks, made wild
pencil. He scd must get two dozen fish.
hooks-no, seven-an' put in quart oh
molasses, an Loil it down, den glib her de
broth SO went up to de bar
No; you mean the counter
He didn't count dem; lie weighed 'em
OUT
well, was there any efficacy in the
dosei
No; noffin in it but fish hooks!
Il mean WAS the medicine any way eff
cacious?'
Now, look here Sam, he so kind as to
dress me in de English language
well, then, Bones, I mean did the med.
icine do her any good
It would have cured her, but the poor
gal in absence of mind, instead OF taking
de broth, took the fish hooks, and dey kill
ed her."
Then that must have been her funeral
saw last Wednesday,
No, it wasn't. De doctor says cant
bury her until next summer
why not, Bonesr
Kase dat's de best time to 20 out black
berryin'.'
Some people have about as adequate an
idea of Heaven as the good woman whom
the neigbbor was consoling for tue loss of
her SON:
If his grandmother is in Heaven, sighed
the poor woman, know Sue won't see
Billy abused
A tavern keeper out West advertises a
young lawyer, who left lis house withou,
paying his board bill, thus:
'Absquatulandum dannum it Sn,artwou
tandbus iu transit non est mventus add-
tum, scape geatum non comatibus in
swampo.'
A man weht to a judge to be qualified
for an Office. Said he, hold up your
hand, Iii swear you; but all crestion
couldu't qualify you.'
~ Bow. to-. destiny. One of these days
he may be polite and return your
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CB The friends of CAPT. w. 8. HARRIS
respectfully announce him a Candidate for tho
once OF Tax Collector of AbbevilIe District al
tile next election.
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10 The friends of JAMES A. McCORD re-
spestfully announce him u Candidate for Tax
collector, at the next Election, for Abbeville
District.
July 30, 1857 IA std
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eB The numerous friends Of WESLEY a..
nLAck, ~, Esq, respectfully announce him 9Th:
oIuate 1or lax Collector, at the ensuing election:
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U The friends of G.. NJ. MATTISON, re-
sPeTGtiuily announce him candidate for TsS
Collector, ut the ensuing election.
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~ We are authorized to announce S.. A.
the ensuing election.
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A tavern keeper out West sdvertises
young lawyer, who left lis house withou,
paying his board bill, thus:
'Absquatulandum damn um il Smartwou.
tandibus 10 transit non est aventus addi-
tum, scape gCatum non comatibus in
swampo.'
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War on the Abolitionists.
THE SOUTHERN MONITOR, permanen en,lv
! located in the North, keeps up it's fire on
tho AboltioniHs. The Monitor is an Eight. page
paper. and gives the latest and most interesting
details Of the
WAR IN EUROPE.
1t is. berides, Family Journal, containing
Stories. Essays, Poetry &c, DC.
rkRhs or SUBscRIrTIoN-In Advance.
For Monitor alone, One Dollar.
" " and two illustrated Books
"Wild Western Scenes'' aud "War Path" Too
Dolkars
Postage on the books will be paid by the Pub.
lishers of The s. II. Address,
j. B. JONES,
Editor Southern Monitor, Philad., Pa.
July %, 1859 IA If
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To P1aRlterss
ToTTON GINS of It'd Best Quality, with
~ Ten Inch SAWS, delivered at any Rail.
road Landing in the State, at 81 per SAW.
For particulars address
J. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Winnsboro, s. G.
Premiums awarded at tho State Fair, Nayem-
Der, 1858.
April 6, 1859. 81 am
j. Dr.. D., A. Jordan
WTEEL sti" continue tho practice Of Medicine.
w and may be found at The Marsi,all Houae'
in Room over Marshall 81 Lees Law Office.
May 10, 1850. s. Iv
.NVantea.
pEES Wax. Pewter and Conner. I will Give
~ Rs ets.. per ,lb, for Bees Wax, 20 cts. for
old Pewter and Iss ets for old Copper.
% ~. =; IL. w. LAWSON.
August 70, 1894 ~ le u
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
E~ TIE Undersigned, having formed
A Quoting The
Boot and Shoe Business,
would inform the public that we have recently
Purchasedin in Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
the largest assortment of
Ladies' Shoes and Gentlemens'
Boots and Shoes,
OF every conceivable style and pattern ever of
fered in this market Our entire stock has been
purchased by practical Boot Maker. We feel
assured that we can, with great confidence, re-
commend our stock to the public as being of a
superior quality, more durable than any that can
be found in this latitude. We intend 10 deal
exclusively in
Leather, Boots and Shoes,
and we shall be enabled to sell better work for
less money. than any Establishment in Town.
We will barter Leather or work for Rawhides.
The materials Of our Stock were selected by
E. ROCHE, one of the firm, and the work
PUT UP T ORDER.
We therefore know the "stufF its made Of" and
can safely recommend. it. We have number of
first class Boot and Shoe Mukers in connection
with our Establishment, aud are prepared to
Manufacture to Order
any work which may be desired.
Call at Tustin's Building, next door 10 Cobb,
Hunter d Co.
ROCHE & CHRISTIAN.
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Inc friends Of HENRY S. CASON annoiiicd
,.',i candidate for the Office of Tax Collector,
et The next election.
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~ - d, ~NIot1oo.
A PPLICATION win be made at the next ses.
n sibn'of the Legislature for a charter Of the
Abbeville District Agricultural Society. .-..y
August ~, l669-3m.
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For Ordinary.

uB Tho fiiends of COL. JOHN G. BASKfN
announce him as Candidate for Ordinary at ths
ensuing election. WV
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Some people have about as adequate an
idea of Heaven as the good woman whom
the neigbbor was consoling for the loss Of
her son:
IF grandmother is in Heaven sighed
the poor woman, know Sue won't see
Billy abused r
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NEvER Do TOO MUcH AT TINs.-Sir Ed
gari Buiwer Lytton, in lecture recently de-
hseTed in England, gave the following account
OF his literary habits .re f-.a4 D. 81. - d.
Many persons seeing X so much engaged in
active life, aud as much about the world as il
had never been a student. have said TO me-
: When do you get time 10 write all your
books How on earth do you contrive to DO SO
much work !' | shall surprise you by the
answer make The answer is this L con-
tive 10 do 50 much by never doing to- much
AZ ame. man to get through work we'll,
must not overwork himself, or if he do too
mueh to-day, the reaction Of fatigue win come,
and he win oe obliged to do too little to-mor-
row Now. since 1 began really and earnestly
70 study, which was not until / had left col.
lege' and Was actually in the world. L may
perhaps say that have gone through as large
a course OF general reading as most men OF nv
time have travelled much, and have seen
much; hsys mixed much in politics, and The
various business of life; and in addition, 10 All
this. have Published somewhere about s;ytv
volumes, some upon sabjects requiring much
research ., And what fine do you think. as a
general rule L have devoted to study--t 10 road
ing ana writing! Not more than three hours
a day; and when Parliament is sitting not
always that. But then, during those hours, ; /
have given my whole attention to what I was
about. 10 9sh-'e s75s'T T7'.H = - -i'-.'-f@ / =
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To BIZ. Or Nor To BIZ A rumor was crr,snt
Lat week that married lady, In this city
alarmed Ler husband recently by swalloNyino
several grains of-Powdered chalk or -four lead
ihg him TO believe II was arsenic Her Object I'm
H2htening him thus, was 10 punish him for some
pain SIk' he lsd used Ih reference to her do
LIesue management. The husband called in a
PNslcian and soosl had the sati sfactiOn Of being
..Io'hied r That his cara SPOsG was out of danger
t'l = more serious version Of the affair afioat
with the same fortu nate Ordination lhovvevs,
e husbands take warning from either vers ON,
sh sns refrain rron addressing lordIy language 10
mel ,nr.t wives And, ladies we admonish YOU to be
ssFecially the latter. for we heard one married
aI expressly DECLARE that IL kis-s wife should
a,'smpt 70 Commit suicide. he would not h, 40
may be many others equally poIite,PR;e6~ RI,n
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
d FOR NEW YORK.
L AssAGE, INGLUDiNG MEALS AN

Id FOR NEW YORK.
L AssAGE,. rINTGhH6plNMS fTlh,k 6.,M MEALS lS AN ID
=, The New York and virsinis screw Steamship
ComIany's new and elegant steam L.
snip MOUNT VERNON, Capt T. .Es&a<3N
y. smlth, VIII leave the Company'E
DDrrPoL, western w hArves, at II o'clock q. m. on
~ ~ EpN espAl,, sept. 7th, and the Company's
Passengers from washIngtsn and GeotgetOwn
can take the coaches connecting with AlexandrIa
steamboats or railroad, which leave the corner Of
TN street ard Pa avenue hourly, or they can leave
on the steSmer from the Western wharves at II
O'Clock a. m.
state rooms can he engaged on application 60
Messrs. Morgan d Rhinehart, Western Wharves.
Freight wall be received up TO the hours Of depar
ture
" Insurance will be efected on all goods by
TINS Inc at the ofloe OF tho Company al per cect
premium.
The accommodations for psss>ngers by tins lns
are IN every respect hrttcsss ana every effort Wi
% ntade 10 render this communication with New
York al agreeable and healthful one.
For freight or passage Apply % FOwLE L.
r. B. CROMWELL a CO,
se2-ly IS West ct, eornef A lbany, New York.
DEGULAR THROUGH LINE TOCALIFOR-
IA MA, Wa PAN NAMA. on the 5th and -p1aS
ADRIATIC, ATLANTIC and BAL essdsazss
TIC, nofncry IN the Liverpool I.Ine.l The above
nnrIyalled steamships, owned by the North A.H4.
California ade, ope Of whlsh Wi leave toe wharf
foot of Cana stree on |e 9TH October, at D. m,
ard semi mor.h,y Thereafter. The rates Of passase
and fIesghS ~.ll ne as reasonable By any other
line. they have large freight capacity. s-d the
rsr, ements for the comfort ard health ofthe pas
sengers will be such as TO challenge compari-on.
ship. au R-lm
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MRS. BELLS SEMINARY,

'l Corner Of L and Tenth streets.
The ninth annual session of this School will com
mence September 1st The course OF instruction
viii ne comprehensive and thorough.
A limited number of young ladies' will be recHved
into Mrs. Beli's family as boarding scho.a $, where
every effort will be used to make the Institution
happy home Tor all Its inmates
Circulars giving full particulars will be furni shed
on application to the above address.
au 26 -eotOctln
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ID so far from coming 10 any decided und.r-
sanding. the members Of the Zurich Coofersnc.
appear TO be in what Stephen Blsc kpool wonsS
csll gFsatsr "muddls than ever THE rnnna,
tsat the question Of Lombardy had bsenr ss,,ISI
is now contrasict6d In fact the pleni potentiars.
90 not even know what Lombardy resliy ~. he,
have cone tO no dtnnite conclusion "a 10 jts
'oandaries. aud until these are settled ID is not
probable that they will attae the other Dlaxr of
tSs question relatiRg 20 porti of the Tom t rd
oeot that should be transferred 70 Sardinia
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
"A WILL BE OPENED AT
No. 4s9 street, beftpseH 81 and An Sts, Washing
Ton. ID c.. Sepffnlbfr lSf. lRia

- Ton, ID. C., SepttMbfr lSt, l8ja.
MRS. GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPAL.
The object of this Institution will be the attain
ment of thorough education from the elemental "a
the ornamental branches of polite literature, ia
which Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by expert
enced and approved teachers.
Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience in teach
ing and respectfully soicits the patronage of heI
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies will be received into
the family as hoarders, aud be under the immediate
supervision of the Principal.
Circulars can be obtained on application TO the
principal bookstore ofthe city to the Principal
jy l8- eotOctl .-.
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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w Under the direction Of


Mrs. SMITH (ate Principal OF the Mystic Hall
seminary takes pleasure in giving notice that the
a1ditiona buildings and riding grounds, on the
tate OF Surgeon General Lawson. requisite for the
WAsHINGToS FEMALE INSTITUTE, will soon be hn-
lshed; and that, with corps of experienced tea ,h
. She hopes the interest that her friends, and the
friends OF education have been pleased % manifest
remoyal South; and that those from other parts of
the United states, who have been unable tn send
distance of Massachusetts,, vel embrace this op-
portunlty, finding the District of Columbia of NOR
genial temperature. md more accessible.
The Seminary will he of a high order, and parents
and guardians are assured that efforts or appli-
ances will be wanting to the comfort, thor
ough instruction, and elegance of their daug
Applications will be answered and pupils received
9ntil her limited number is complete. Number of
day SCHOLARS LIMITED For circulars address Mrs.
ELIZA w. SMITH, Washington, ID. c.; Box
702. AN l9-di vS2awlms
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THk GsEAT ,EA,rIss-An fdea of the size Of
this mammoth steamship may be inferred from
the f,ct that persons Oee spyng her forward brtlls
are 70 he charged double price. on account Of the
advance Of their fellow passengers. --ySatsraas
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FrMaJE TEACHERS.

FINALE TEACHERS.
WO Young ladies, 81 sters, ex perienced teach
ers are deslrous of entering seminary for ladies,
to instruct In the following branches:
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin, French,
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre
sian Painting.
For testimonials apply to the editor of the Star,
or to Mr. Weston, editor ofthe Republic.
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pIANO FORTE AND ORGAN INSTRUC-
MISS Y. srUMpP, pUM' pSpiI of HE1NFETTER
celebrated pianist of Mannheim Germany, re- -
spectfully lntimates to the music loving cItl &k&
zens OF Washington. that having had many ~
years experience in teaching, is now prepared to
receive pupils her beginners thee more ad
vanced to give instructions on the Pfaro and Or
gan. Terms moderate. Application can be made
and any orders left at Mr.. DeCeniel's Musical Re
pository, Pa avenue, viii meet due attention. I'm
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