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UHtrersG. Philanihropy-Nearly one million
out the towns and villages ofthe United States and
Canada, and an almost squat amount of Ointment
truth, that Holloway's Medicines are messengers
OF Joy, carrying healing on their WINGS" to mil
pot. no Ia-Iv
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU az CoNsrRucTIos

= DUhEAC OF OOASTkUC TON, NOV. 10, locos
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De
partment until the auth Instant, for six hund l6e)
hyered on the wharf in this city. 3 e.
he Cement to be Of the best quality, and each
tendent OF the work may ldirect.e The Department
reserves the right to reject any or all Of the bids
auires. = - 49, Z 81 sqNE-.7s als f6'H p
BIDS must be enclosed in sealed envelope ,marked
"PyopopatsJov Ceenr - and directed 20 the under
signed. ss5ks 4. nj. CLARK,
AZ Acting Engineer In charge =,
/ no 9-lW - . re-. , - Treasury DerArtment.t
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NJ The Chicago Bureh diverse cass csaa ~
m The Council Of NJ Bureh yin move for I
continuance, on tue ground Of desire 70 show up
the character ofcertain Witness, who deposiaons
against the chastity Of Mr.. Bufch have eeen ekea
in St Louis. Thefrisads ~ Mr.. Birch say theY
viii be able 20 demonstrate the existencs Of Cd /,
greatest and most ehocious conspiracy aksinst
bim that q, possibie 20 conceive Of Mrs. Bnrca -
party deelsrs ithsss n unveiilng the sen on 20
formity Of . monster. Fssiing runs high.
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CAPruRE OF ESCAPED CoxvIcrs The 81 900
reward offered by the Secretary of the Interior for
the recaPture Of the recently escaped convicts In
the District Penitentiary, has been productive Of
the re-arrest Of three Of them In Philadelphia.
Their names are Mcdonald, Small, and Johnson.
dispatch last night to the Warden announced
the fact, and the Deputy Warden Immediately
left for Philadelphia for the purpose Of bringing
them back.
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| TO THE ATILIcrEp!-Be sure TO read the advsr-
Blood Purifier. in another column. n
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GOOD sECOND-HAND PiANoS-KEAD
VI IND REMEMBER.-One, at &ois=H>
4leo; one q 4la5i ,onsst elsA Also nevstsNst
Piano ior 100, oil on monthly payments or heavy
mo- Il 3o6 Pa. Avenue,
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CENTRAL GuARD-HousE CAsxs-Mary Rogers,
drunk ard disorderly; ane and costs 50 IS.
Rachel Uranium, oeiored, do, do; &C, is work
me and costs - rs; wprkhouse SO DAYS. George
Brown, do, do; so days Bridget Carroll, do
dol 50 days. Three dodgers were accommodated.
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WATER RRsroRKD.-The flow Of water was
restored yesterday afternoon to the street mains
and service pipes, which had been cut of to re-
pair the main on Pennsylvania avenue, which
burst on Tuesday last.
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NICARAGUA; IT'S PEOPLE, SCENERY

NICARAGUA; IT'S PEOPLE, SCENERY,
IN Monuments, Resources. Condition and pro-
posed Canal, with one hundred original ms ps and
illustrations, by 4. q, Squrer; vol; price IS
Life and Correspondents of John A. Qui'man,
Major General u. > A, and Governor Of the State
Of Mississippi; BY ]. F. E. Claiborne . vols.
price S.
Ryan Hsrripston, OF, He would be Gentleman
The Four Georg.s; Sketches Of M anners, Morals,
Court ana Town Life; by w. M. Thackefy; vol,
IS cents. 49,, -f - tag sEE - hlr-
COTTAGES Of the Alps, BY. the author Of Peasant
Life in Germany; price Sl25 ~
,Woman--s fresh supply Household of Bouve-
riers, do H.. :. a ~. gEkA.PfJ stN.
Mrs Gilbert's Career. new noyel-fresh, -,
! T''I'' BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
| no IS corner Pa. av. aud 18th st
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c1srrn MAnx.fs-This morning. the market
presented q very busy appesrapce The attend.
ance Of dealers wa large, the {arms and gardens
Of Maryland and Virg mia were very largely repre-
sensed Many more DEALERS from those States be-
ing present than on any day since the election.
The gangways were throhged with purchasers.
The hay stands were occupied and the prices de-
manded ranged from 60 TO 90 cents per 100 lbs
Small lots Of country pork were offered from
wagons and at the scale-house for 81 so TO Ss so
per 100. Poultry and game increases In quantity,
but the prices continue about as quoted In the
9 Star" Of Saturday. The quality Of the provi-
sions, both in The butchers and vegetable de-
partments, were Of the drst order. :
MrLITARI.-The Potomac Light Infantry, of
Georgetown, to-day paraded for target practice.
A suitable number Of prizes will be awarded.
The usual business Of this season requires the at
tention Of many members Of the company, and
the ranks to day will be no indication Of the nu-
merical strength of the corps.
The Potomac Light Infantry still have their
usual weekly and squad drills, and are steadily
Perfecting themselves In all the various branches
Of discipline and tactics. A slight improvement
has been made In their uniform, which, small a.
II would appear, vastly improves their appearance
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Read it; IL will interest you.
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMxmxs

All Of DR.; Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
msoPs1hSS Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing 20 walls, from 81 to as
each, with book Of full directions. For sale by
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, 353 north street;
also by F. B. Winter, corner of Massachusetts, ave,
nue. and sixth street Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
RazsI, for internal and external lnfiammstions Of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma9-Iy
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HoLLowAY's Pills AND OrrrMx

The FINE CHIcKKRING PIANO used at the con.
cert. lsrt sis lit. S-~-- I1iiis
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NOW OPEN
( THE
ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,

ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
476 Pennsylvania AVENUE, ..
Neat door to Clay's Gate U. 81 Hotel, BE-
twssn Third and Al streets.
g. 9. EVANS, in order to accommodate his
ABRANcH STORE
Of his widely celebrated
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE
476 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
where can always be found complete stock Of the
STANDARD AND MODERN WORKS
of the
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.
Every book ia sold at the
PUBLISHERS REGULAR RATES,
AGIFT
worth from Fifty Cents to ONE HUNDRED
DOL LARS is presented to
EVERY PURCHASER
at the tims of the sale. .--..... ....
Beins extensively engaged ourselves In tho
PUBLICATION OF BOOKS,
and from our large sales enabled to purchase entire
editions from other publishers, We can offer
INDUCEMENTS
TO our patrons not elsewhere to be obtained.
OUR GIFTS
ARE ORNAMENTAL. USEFUL, AND VAL
LIABLE,
Comprising q Thousand Varieties;
Among which We name
Sold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains,
Ladies' splendid Black and Plaid Silk Dress Fat.
terms,
Psrlor Time Pieces, Silver Plated Ware,
Costly Sets of Canoes, Mosaic, Florentine, Coral,
rna nnta epd n Tnw~
Gold Lockets, Pencils and Pens,
Ladies' Neck. and Chatelalne Chains.
Cents Bosom Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
Pocket Knives, Port Monnsies, 60, 30.
The citizens of the District and vicinity are re-
spectfully invited to examine our stock of Books
and Gifts, whether DESTROYS of pure chasing or not
and by 30 doing will be enabled to Judge of the id
vantages - be derived from our popular system of
conducting Book sales. .- rs
UCan for our new classified Catalogue, wherein
our method of doing business will be found fully
detailed. ... cot
IL Persons sending for books from distance
will receive same attention though our store
the gifts, IN all GASES, accompanying the purchase
8. G. EvANs's
GIFT BOOK EMPORIUM,
416 PENyA. AVENUE,
no loft Washington, D. C.
NJ BAGATELLE,
lNOTICE.-The undermined is prepared to make
20 order BAGATELLE TABLES of ali sizes and
no ss- No. 4sa 9Th st.. f s..s.. mR ! .sd +.
NJ TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
WE Have Just received the largest assortment
$$$$Ss
pna sa'' 0' wsGh We FRI fsnS e vs low
90 IS VI 222 Pa. avenne.
MRS ]. HiGBIE,
lVl ARTIST IN HAIR JEwELRY
Such as Bracelets, EARRINGS, Fob Chains, Fin
ger-rlngs, Necklaces, Breastpins, Guard CHAINS
| Hearts, tsrossss, Co.. made t. order, at
No. 324 Pa. AVENUE, BxTw. 9Th ND 10TH Srs.
| lover Clag EFT d Mays Store,)
90 is 1m' Washinston, %. G.
NJ TO THE LADIES.
| lVlRS. G. A. LEIBIN " ould respectfully in
form her former patrons, and the ladies generally
18th and l4th SITS; where she has enlarged facilities
al ITS branches. The latest fashions received
y. B.I>evesal fine Rooms to let, furnished or
unfinished. Apply as above. no72w
FAMILIES WANT HEALTHY DRINK!
rugv w Mt TT prrpu rrnorp ANN
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RUNAWAY About dark lsst evening, a horse
attached to a wagon belonging 20 Mr.. Hall,
grocer, on Seventh street, near d, taking fright
started and ran into the boxes near the corner Of
Louisiana avenue and seventh street, creating
eonsiderable alarm TO pedestrians Fortunately,
Tue animal was caught and released from The
wagon before any consIdesabls damage could be
dsne TO persons or property. In the street.
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fSOkD PENS. GOLD PENs. GOLD PENS :
Pens PeaolSs and Pencil Casss Just received. Over
kfty vsristiss ron g Sents 9 Slo st.u, -
no0 21e Penn. avenue,
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RARE CFAscE "A reduction Of twenty-fv,
per cent. has been made on the celebrated Grove
L Baker sewing machine, 20 that for forty dollar
machine eaR be purchased which will hem
gather, fell, embroidsr and stitch. without Wind
Ing any thread. r. G. Stevens, No. 336 Pennsy l
vsnia avenue, between Ninth and Tenth street,
sole agent. ~. ---s ,.s-t} II
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TEE THEATzE.-Old Rip Van Wrinkle wa
was received with much applause. The bin 70
tonight Is ." Our American Cousin and @ Jenn
Istnd3' In accordance with our suggestion,
matinee Will be given on Saturday afternoon 70
The purpose Of bringing ont The Americas
Cousla" for the special benefit Of families.
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FAMILIES WANT HEALTHY DRINK!
THEY WANT 1T PURE, TEMPERATE and
COLINEAU'S TABLE BEER IS THE THING /.
1t IL Tess Intoxicating than cider. and is far more
palatable and streng thening. 10, -... p
For sale by oil Groeers, 8 cents glass-sk cents
quart .. ISL, o. no slim e.,
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MEssRs. CLEAKT 4 GREEN, auctfoneers, COM
mence tomorrow the extensive sale Of stock, farm
implements aud farm proaucts. vehicles, house
hold furniture, &c, belonging to the estate Of
the late Darius Clagett The stock and farm
implements Of Mr. Clagett were Of great excel.
lence, having been selected with care and iudq-
ment by that gentleman, who, as il well known
devoted much attention to agriculture and 10 the
improvement Of his beautiful estate As win be
seen by the advertisement, the sale Is to be the
most important one, In extent and In the yalue Of
articles, ever known In this part of the country
IL win take place upon the estate Of the late MI
Clagett, and omnibuses will run out there each
Insrning oi the sale, for TIE accommodation Of the
public. s
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uOw HAVE THE LADIES vOTEDl

ELIAS HOWE, JR, of Boston, who is the inventor
of the "look-stitSh" used by the principal sewing
mschine:, requines sworn returns to Be made TO
obllges them TO pay him license for Every machine
s9Io, the toll3w5ng statement is copied from NJ
be seen that WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
ING MACHINE is preferred by an immense ma
Joty OF the ladies' In spite Of the efforts Of inter
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TOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR of the build
T. rnS immediately opposite the west Wing of the
City Hal, recently occupied b. Chss. 4. Wallach
~ an oflce. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor Of the same building. For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. q
Louisiana avenue. ! 1900 ia Is If
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SPLENDID FOUR-HORSE
STAGE LINE
IgEks@& 4EEHskizaSg
FROM
-Abbeville to Washington, Ca,
- AND FROM
Ninety Six, S. c., to Augusta, Ga.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Ieares Abbeyilles at Q o'clock, a. m, on
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the arrival of'the dswn Passenger Train
fromGreenyilIe, and arrives otWashing.on same
day at o'clock
Leaves Washington at g O'Clock, a 2 m, on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS 4 SATURDAYS
on the arriSsa Of the Cnrs from Atlanta, and
arrives at Abbevile same day att o'clock.
Leaves Nipety-S at O. % clock, a, m, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS d SATURDAYS
On the arrival of, the down Passenger Train
trom Greenville. and arrives at Augusta same
doy at balf-past 9 O'Clock connecting mm d.
ateiy wit, the Wainsboro and Georgia Rail
roads. = aS&
Leaves Augusta at O'Clock, n. M, on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and
arrives at Ninety-Six same day at4half. past
O'Clock.
EstY-. For further information apply TO JOHN
McBRYDEs Abbesiiles G. H., g. C.. Agent for
: Washington Line; or to MY. STEWART,
Ninety Six, s. c., Agent Line.
y.o: il, 1860. aT1y: E.,1 -,
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THE DUE WEST
FEMALE COLL B G D

TrNCOTRAGED by the Eb.ra; subscriptions
II made for the purpose of establishing n
Female Coll"g" in Due West. aud RELYING upon
the generosity Of other portions Of the church
not yet visited. tn" Boa ri of Trustees to whom,
the management Of the Institution has been
entrusted. have thought it proper to proceed
TO The organization Of the college. so far rs to
elect instructors. and 10 make n other or.
rangencnts ns was put the COL
lego into operation. ThD ling at their
c"mmard, though rot such as the College
should have. wiIl, it is thought. answer for the
present year.
The erection of a Boarding House in con-
n"xion with the College is contemplated. ns
soon as the necessary means can be obtained,
hut for the present Boar'ln1can be had IN the
families Of Mr.. Bonner and Mr. Galloway, and
perhaps others.
The first Session will commence on MON
DAY THE 9TH JANUARY inst.
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AT and BELOW COST
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

| WILL attend Mt the undermined times and
l. places, for the purpose of collecting Taxes
for the Year 1859:
Dnc West. Wednesday, Feh'yl.
Callahan s. Thnrslay'y Feb'y 2;
Donaidsville, Friday ,Feh'y 8;
Scufilct"wn. Saturday, Feh'y 4:
Ahhevilc, c H., Monday, F.b'y6:
Greenwood. Tuesday, Feb'y 4:
At Green wood Depot. Thursday, March Is.
Ninety SIX. Wednesday,. Fcb'ys
And also. Friday. March i6
WoodYi!le. Thursday. F-b'y6;
White Hall. Friday, Feb'ylO;
SmithviIle, Saturday, Feb'ylI
C"thran's Monday, Feb'y l3;
Bradicy's Tuesday, F.by IA:
ToiberL's Tin the Rauge) We'd, Feb'y Is:
B"rdennx. Thursday. Feb'ya6;
Wellington. Friday, Feby;
Calhoun's Mills, Saturday, Fep'y ID;
Speeds. Monday. Feb'y 90;
Lowndesyillc, Iu'day & Wed. Feb'y 81 &22
Tribes. Thursday. Feb'y %;
WarEenton. Friday. Feby "a;
Cedar Springs Saturday, Fcb'y 25:
Douglass Mills. Monday, Feb'y 27::
Ahheville. e. II. all Court Week,
Cokesbury,at at any time after Courts w eek.
Sale Day in April the last day for making
returns. All persons failing to make ret,rni
on the above day, liable to double tax AL,
taxes t." he paid by The first Monday in Mays
OF EXECUTIONS may be issued.
Property TO lie returned in the name of the
proper owner Gusrdiapa ExecaLers, aud
Administrators will return property their con.
troll.
Persons having transferred property between
the lst October 1868. and lst October 1859
will make it known to me-
All persons will come prepared to give the
number of Birtlts Marriages and Deaths in their
families Also, the number Of Dogs owned by
their slaves -
Free persons of color must pay their taxcs
IN March. $ssss;
1t is earnestly requested that every tax
payer meet me at the appointed times and
places, and not defer making their returns
until Court Week and public days at the Court
Houes.t at which time there issnsually such q
rush that it is almost impossib!sfo do business
correctly:
s. "A. HODGES: T. G.
.Ian 6.-1R6a ~ 2nn - L.
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J. A. ANSLEY g. CO.,
NO. 300 BROAD ST.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
ATHENS, GA. Nov. %, 1859.


Dear Sir: Rhodes Supcr-Phosphate has been
applied by me this yrnr.on n small scale, to both
Corn aud Cotton. The result exceedrp my en-
pectntion although the experiments. for many
reasons, we're not, and could not be conducted
with due caution; Yet l am entirely satisfied
that the growth of weed, in both instances, the
fruit in corn. and the number of bol!s of cotton.
were fully double the yield in the portions un.
manured, aud this when only II Tablespoonful
OF the Super Ph"sphute was applied MS II top.
dressing to each hill OF corn. and ten.spoonfnl
I" TO each stalk of co,t"n-and the last as late in
the season rs the 18th Of July. Some of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six fee.
branches, covered with bols, while the unma.
nured was not half so good. 1t is my intention
next year. TO test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most obt serv't,
(SigneD N. c. NJ HAMMOND.
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UNION POINT, C.. r. RI Nov. %, 1859.

UNION POINT, &c. r. R.) Nov. %, 1859.
Messrs. j. A. ANsLEr & Co.:
Gents bought ton OF Rhodes Supcr-
Phosphate in Baltimore. last Spring, Mr. Ii. y.
Leitner, Of Berzclia, to test its value as n mn.
nnre. put about l % lbs on an acre of cotton.
IN the drill. on land that would not make over
rs to 100 lbs. of seed cotton per acre, without
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory.
have made OF least froT $50 10 500 lbs. to the
acre on this very poor land. / expect to pur-
ehase from to tons formy Spring crop. My
Oyersecr wishes me to put his name To This olso
Yours in great haste.
lSigned) p. w. PRINTUp.
WILLIAM FOSTER
De. 2f, 1859 34 IT,
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THE COURSE OF STUDY

Will be as thorough and extensive rs it is in
othrs similar Institutions
There will tie three departments: The Pri-
mary, The Academic, or Intermediate. and the
Collegiate.
The year will be divided into two Sessions of
hive months each. Tie following are the
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
On the Three Number Plan.
g "A PITA PRIZE

$1OO,OOOl
Takes place OH tic Last Saturday im each Month.
Whole Tickets $40: Halves $40; Quarters IS,
Eighths $3.50.
~ ORDERING TICKETS OR cERrIFIcATKa.
Encl"ee the amount Of money to our address
what you wish to purchase; Hanle the Lottery
in which you wish it invested, and whether
YOU wish Halves. Hhol-s or Quarters, on re-
ceipt of which we senl what is ordered, by first
mail. together with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, a printed
drawing, certified to Ivy the Commissioners,
will be sent. with an explanation.
Purchaser will please write cir signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State. -.
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes Of 81 900 and under. psid I'm
mediately after the draving-other prizes at
the usual time of 40 days.
Orders for Tick cts or Certificates to DO al
dressed to
WOOD. EDDY CO.. Augusta, Ga.
or. WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Atlanta, Ga.
WOOD. EDDY d CO., Wilmington Del
A list ofahe analabe<s tliat are Grnuu FROM
the Wheel with the amouatof the prize that
each one is entitled to. will he published. after
every drawing. in the following papers ,
,Amsnstn {Ga) Co,,stitntinalist. Mobile Register,
Nashville Gazette. Richmond Dispatch. Panid-
ing Mss. )Cyarino. Nem York Herald, Ne,r York
Times. Nov. II. ls59,-l2m
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FACULTY.

REV. J. l. BONNER. President, and Pro
fessor Of Moral and Mental Science, and Ev;
asaces Q. Christianity.
= REV. J.. GALLOWAY. Professor Of A.o,e,t
Languages, Mathematics, and Natural Science.
MISS Z. McQUERNS Teacher Of Belle,
! eLsttres sapd English itssature. and Instruetslss
inSQ ornamental Branelsess 8 ], q
( Miss sALLIE McbRYDE, Teacher Of Music
|sspd Aa Aasiytsnt Tsachef 10 ths EaalasalHf Depart
Jsa f 1910. 81, u
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S @ H f M Z !

Any $l.00 Ticket with drawn number on it
stationed to come out nt any particular place,
such MS o! lat. I'd, Sd, or any other station in
the drawing $50
Tickets From Sl.o0 To Any Price.
And Prices paid at the above rates per dollar.
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from the emincnt manufacturing chemists
Mtssis. Potts & Klcit. under whose personal
supervision RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE is
manufactured. This Manure has been used in
S"nth Carolina Cor seAernl years pnst, with
great success ia the culture "f Cott on and Corn,
and is now thoroughly established for these i'm
PortHnt staples. DO not let the present season
pass without the experiment.
Read the annexed letters from gentlen,.a who
have tried ii the past season.
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rs BALLOTS-l2 DRAWN NUMBERS
To he drawn in the City of Macon. evory
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday. Fri
day. and Saturday Afternoons. at 4 o'clock, du-
ring the years 1859 g. 1860.
BY this Class. the holder Of any One Dollar
Ticket, if the numbers 30 selected should he
drawn, will Le entitled to prize, according TO
the following
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:. ,.LfTTEE's e !
seFRENcfEsslll(NIiIIIx,TuRE

s''rns !s ,psstared ftom 1.eneh Recipe On the
iorms OF MOI l.Apd \; the nrst for tbe aeuissxsd
y sucess4sh IkelX to superrede every other rssnSdy
L3r thAfprs ot dteases OF the Kidneys and Bladder
gonorfhuaiT HtAnporrh9al, and Lepehorrhoal or
.fluStc Aiba1 &HssdonE This sxtenstse compound
*tembt9e{ t1sre attn taste and
I sharattet thtpg to hcf666dsjn Tho United
States PhMpGsepsh Se5d inpanE 81 sa1ty and cd
sssnsy risaa A@s.fss.
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.Rass.! Raga!!

THE BatlIPansr Miiis,aocated on the soutE
X Oaroilh4 Rail Road near Augusta,swiii
pay the higheE price in. Cash, for all eISan
sIpeh and Cotton Rags dsli5ersd ~ anylail
r9sd Depot, 10 Geosgi and j Narf and nth
cspji6E For chip ping dirsciiouss Goss. p g. =
I. ]; :',.:s Asa. ~ = 4. DO, ". wIarERsss !. .
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AN0DYNE G0uaH DROPS.

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Asthma, Pain in tho Breast also Group,
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BOARDING..

including Room furnished, and Washing can
oe had at about $l2. 90 per msntL
The following is the
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-01-20
RATES OF TUITION.
EXTRAS

! 40 pupil will be expected to take lessons in
more than two or three of these extra studies
az 'ne same times; and It will he optional
not. -ttSsea+ ~,