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JOHN CoRBETT,
no USE PAIN TER.
GRAINER, WARBLER, PAPER HANGER,
AMI"
81 g " WRITER,
Abbeville G. n.
SOUTH CAROLINA,

SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvILLE DIsrRrcT.-1N EQUITY.
Henderson. Rutland,
North & Platt,
u.,, Ss Bill for Relief, In.
A''ass'' sss esss;s' sisss' q Co., Junction 60.
i aRpeanneto my satisfaction, that A. Will
s.s,s1; s9n hsddsn, Abraham slageD Eiias Slayer,
stated case reside beyond the limits oitbs
state. OTmotlon Of J. G. Calhoun, Comp. Sol
ordered that she said-defendan IN Is do ar;pear and
Plead. ansWer. or. dcmur to said Bill of Com.
h,al"t, within three months from the publica-
on Cont.a.n nereoi. & Or he.oame will be taken Pro
/ - WIN. PARKER, c. E. A. D:
co1@mission~r's Ofiee,1
4s Feb. 81, 1858. e - 4s Am. :,
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neHr BON Berlin, @eneral Dulute, mar beute
mor9en lAon BET mir uno nerIanste i'm 0tamell
lemeS GalerS Den Icfcrti9en Aulbrn9 Der preu
Bll9en SunOeStruppen.
SunceStrnppen rief Der &Sni8 3iirneub.
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leuen, 6enn mas wer0en melne aruen unallld
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Or. 8aaHee

beban6eIt ale Sranfb
Dr Baafee wtrb befDnbert &ufmerffamfett duf
foIaenbe uebe rerpenben: 6Hfen @rtdltun8en Nusseb
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inbere 2uftr5hren unb 9un8ennt SlethtauS ptre Ct NIT
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sotn glsFetn init ;AuSnabme bes SUnntaas) NnS
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Ens daily1 BAL FIMORE wEKCKR iassnh,,a,
very morning (okcept Sunday and is deliyere1s
C@rriers TO CITY Subscribers att Cts. per wsers
:, The WEoKEk Ri is also delivered in the Citiss
So. so in advance.
Rs- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERis nub,s.
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and ST psr !
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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ha M aS 70 sesmfho Brsm Miss Anna and Helen
hs s v Ssysnds s9se Mr., sram,en and thTes
a s 81: Mnn' e ra B.sh9pp lady and four chill
H'ss pen Mr. Sanue Armda OF sdiz died on The 70
fren-- and 49, In the ste.rsge " VAIL
From charleston the steamship Nashvie-Mrs Martin
md child, Miss Van Noy, Ms heed M Creighton lAdy
child and nnrse Mrs. Clark Miss Clark, A II A6rnhams
DUAL Mis- Tackle Miss Mantle, Bull Car, ns
ton Currie Bro r, Mantle rhos Geser Mrs 0clycr
M,ss Geyer Aiken -fe xud servant II Williams Mr.
Gross Mrs Iysrson, Kqure, J Paiie g hickey, J
Jackson. NJ wilkins and lady. Kauf nan, Meyer
Cohen Bartlett, = Van erho q Dsgson Aofmsnn,
I'M Webster. L smith Phillip kIey Jno Rley. g Vide
N. Perry, Mrs Bne Miss wheeor, Jos whee Ter,
4; Dr Canot l. Orcutt, n vollers Chss Bali W
snbo, y West nalpan, W r Jsok, R Jack. ~ Per
SsS hustine, u arts E gallagher, B Oali6 j
tms Nysn, Mslony, e " eascogne; vito and ser.
'efapiiand, VIM England, Miss Sesbro,k, j L. How.
For Ne.
~ Pump DEPARTURES
~ bn Hs In ship Elise and Msshtlde-A Amos Vince
EEhe VIM fsvdsnu ttas navidsou, John 8srrngou
naiI1e! kacpS1. John Davidson. bmna davidson, VIZ,
'N'"' one In Ont "a isve Powers H,sh fiddea,
cvnAs DoIsS, inSo svans - SWoeny-
md sixteen In second cabin.
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rr az 81 1880, - eso':a..v ~ eVO"y


Our citizens that General Jackson his last
will ana testament, provided that his gold box pre-
septed To him by tho Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty
Of New York. should become the property OF that soldier
Of New York who should est distinguish himself ia de-
fence Of his country The question title has been for
may, and We believe to the general satisfaction Of all in
terested, in favor Of General Ward Burnett vino dsn-
eutbed himself as Colonel Of the New York regiment in
the Mexican war; That gentleman visited this city some
weeks since for the purpose Of receiving this atcrng
honorable testimonial Of his military gallAntry
but owing 70 the absence Of Andrew jackson, Jr the
presentation unavoidably debsrred, ana he was
obliged TO return to New York. All parties being
dcsirous that the will Of General Jackson should be
formally complied with, now that the recipient has
been designated has been arranged that the presena
ton vhs be and accepted by proxies Accordingly
IL will tske place the City Hall at twelve O'Clock TO day
Dr. John NJ Lawrence the representative Of Andrew
Jackssn Jr, will present Ne snuff box 70 Gen. Gideon J.
Pillow as representative TO Gen Burnett.
We had the pleasure Of tickling nasal development
yesterday with pinch Of snuff from this celebrated box
q belt eve have small vices " II Ia magnificent
jewell OF solid gold, and inscribed on the Id In plain
script, is the following
"Presented by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonahy Of
the City of New York to Major General Andrew Jackson,
With the freedom Of the cy testimony Of respect for
his high military services"
suggest that appropriate inscription, indicating
the circumstances under which 1t s transferred TO Gen.
Burnett, should be made on the reverse side.
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The STEAMBOAT sorAD.-Within abe past few days Como
ra Superintendent Psbury has been detailing several OF
the most efficient men Of tho detective force 10 the steam
boat squad under Sergeant Croft They have boon
ordered to put on the uniform which has completely
ruined their efficiency officers. So well posted arc
thieves, pckpocke and other classic rogues that thew can
nj any moment spot uniformed offcor but were hess
officers in disguise many important arrests could be made
properly conducted thcrc 10 no souDi but aIs SQUAT
be . great benefit to travellers
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Williamsburg City News.

GRAND FESTIVAL or THE TURSvRkErNs Yesterday Myr-
tie avenue Park was crowded all day with Germans and
Others who had come 10 witness the grand annuei fest
val OF the rrnverens and other societies Ten bands of
music were in attendance and singing, dancing gymuas
tic srd other performances the order Of the day
early In the morning the societies assembled at
Turner hail. in the following order, and marched 10 the
grove;-
First Diuision Fest Committee, Brooklyn Lancers
Captain Walter; Light Artillery Captain Timns Jefferson
Blues Captain Kenl; City Riffs, Captain Bethon and
Jefferson Rifles, Captain Wills.
Second Doson -Teutonia Sapgcrbund, OF Williams
burg Social RefoImers, New York. reutona Mennechor
New York; Har noniA, New York; Hudson Mennechor
Butsop, N Germsnia, New York; Schilerbuud New
York; Concordia, Williamsburg; Cece,ia, williamsburg
Leiderkrafel Social RefoImers New York; Har nonia
East New York. FidelA ITALIA, Brooklyn; Mechanics
Society," Williamsburg; Jackson Beneve Society vii
lismsburg; Rlemen, Captain Rothman; Independent
R1emen, Captain Schurig.
THIRD Dfuson.-Turner class Of young girls in car.
r&ge Turner scholars Of New York, New York Turnve
rem Turner societies Of the Eastern Union and delegates
Williamsburg rurnverein and Turner Rfe,nen.
The procession marched through Messerole South
Fourth, Grand Even and Division avenue to the park
Under the command OF Grand Marshal Philip Schach and
Schmidt and W. 8. Altman.
DURING the morning gold watch aud chain WIS pre-
sented TO Captain schneft, and responded to in
brief speech.
Last evening theatrical performance was had at Tur
per Hail. and 10 day there will be continuation of the
festival at Myrtle avenue park.
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Personal InuelllRence.

Among the distinguished personsges at present in the
City are Senator Yuso, q Florida; Gen. Stephenson Of
Kentucky; Surgeon General Lawson. U. s. A., washog
ton; Com. H. T. Purvance u S. N. and Gen. Gando OF
Mexico.
The Hon. Edward Everett has been invited to attend
The State Fair at Atlanta Georgia. In October the Areri
says with good prospect Of his accepting the nvi-
tation.
Judge BowllD, of Missouri, late commissioner to Para
quay in Harrisonburg, vs last week, visiting his
former friends.
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Market.


Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PMLADsrPHiA, August 20, 1852
Stocks steady. PeunsylvsDis State ives, %, Read
&nr Rallroad, Tx Morris Canal 5lK Long Island Rail
ruad, t0xj PsnnSyivanis Railroad, 40X
CINCINNATI, august 90, 1869.
-Four opeued firm and advanced be- JOs., but closed
heavy 1T ~ 90 81 65 for auperdue. Wnest-Jaies Of
red ut So and wolts q 81 00 81 TO- wniskeS ad-
vsIceo 70 24e Pr0vHons held armer but quotations
Changed.
CHICAGO, August 22-8P. n
Flour active Wheat active and advanced 20. Sc
Corn unchanged. Oits hym and advanced lc Reseipts-
q 0t0 obs Hour, 81 O00 bushels whest $4,000 do
l2e Geo do. oats Snipments-30,0O0 bushels corn and
~, 600 co. OATS.
OswEGo, August 22-8P. n
Flour In moderate demand the home, interior and
epadA trade: saiea goo b0is At "a 80 from spring
wheat IS fom red Western and IS SO from white do
Wheat 6rm and CHOICE grades held generally above the
views Of buyers sales 800 bushels Cucago spring
No l. 10 arrive, private terms Corn 10 good dem add
and msakes unchanged: safes IL 900 bushels Ioou II
z0c ronA fre,ehts sIeady but dull 26c. flour, exc
On wheat and &c corn to New York. Lake imports
M.0r0 bushels corn. No shipments Of -four or grain By
pcaral.
BUFFALO, August 22-8PN.
Flour moderately active aud arm. but uncnsuged ia
prices: saIes 100 bbis Wheat rr saes IL 900 bushels
at 7tc Tor cid uusound Illinois wo,er, 72c for Old NJ
Weukee club, s. Is for prime red Michigan, 81 IL for
wine 90 Corn-saes before the New Yorg report
rs COO bushels No. Illinois Ut Csc holders at the
sstBe sdssDcs OF Cent. Whisksy fruer. LAKE.
7mt oft-i0 100 is. flour, 80 900 bushels CscA
exponl zoo bbls flour, IL 300 busnes wheat, 40 0O0
bushels corn, goo bushels oats
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Married.
JAoouEs-HAHRrs On Monday, August 20, at the resi-
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daughter Of the late Mr.. Robert Harris.
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dolph Mr. RoDExT NoHAgYsRLr 70 MARY eldest daughter
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