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SOUTH CAROLlNA-Lancasler District.
DY d. A. WILLIAMS, ESQUIRE. Ordin,.

SOUTH CAROLlNA-Lancas!er District.
RY d: A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina.
~ ~ for saih District.
WHEREAS, Emliae Lan.y has applied to
me for Letters Of Administration on ali
and singular, the goods and ohm tt-I-, sights
and credits of .. Z. Laney, late OF the Dis.
trct aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
lsh all and singular, the kndred and credi.
tors OF the said deceased to be and appear
before me at our next Ordnary's Court for
the said District, to be holden At Lancaster
Court House on the l7th day Of January
INST, to sno" cause, if anv, why the said
Administration should not be grated.
GIVEN under my haEd AID seal, thi, I'd
day OF January, in the Year Of our
Lord ons thousand eight hundred and
sixty-six. and in the 8Sth year Of the
independence Of the United States Of
America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, 0. l.. d.
January 10, 1896. S-2t.
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Medical Card.

these extraordinary times when all bu.
i -inrss is conducted on the Cash systsm,
ind myself obliged 10 adopt the cash system
WITH those Of NV patrons who may Iced my
professional Ser,iess the present year. Il
10 with much reluctance that | take thi.
Course, but nress-ity csmpels me 70 adopt
it, is iDpo-s bis for me 10 eontinpe the
Practice under any other system. can buy
nothing except for cs.h and am unable TO
collect what is dis ne for servics already
rendered. Aly Medicines. Iast:u rents and
Books were burnt with my resi- isnce lsst
Spring, and TO get another supply must
have money. Therefore all who may need
my sersises from this date must pay cash
or furnish me- with provisions ai market
rates.
Those who are indebted to me by note
or account will confer favor by settling
up, either by cash pr provisions.
X. y. BECkHAM. 81. d.
Jan. 10Th, l866,-3t.
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IN PRESS:
NOISES FROM A ROLLING STONE

BY TENELLA--NARY BAYARD CLARKE,
Author Of "Reminiscences Of Cuba.
"Woed Notes. Translations Of Magxiis,
Lady Tarluffs." etc.
One volume, l6 mo. cloth: Price q IS
Contains complete Postical writings sf
the popular author, and 10 n beautiful set.
ting of al | the sparkling diamonds that have
been found cIinging 10 the 'roili ng stons'
of great life rs it washed with the ebb
and flow If the seething tide Of Thsug ht
and Imagination.
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HYMENEAL.

Married, on ihe iQsI qf ssps 1895. by John
Taylor, E'qr., Mr.. II. A. u. Steele, I. Niss
ls.bella j. Taylor, all Of this District
ALSO, October leth, by the same, John L.
Rowel, to Miss Francis J. RowelL.
Also. by the sane, Dec Sd, Allen wbit..
ksr, to Miss n sncy Buckins.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. James Brasingto.,
Mr.. !. n. Sims, to Mss L. J. Brasington.
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Notico,

M LII Persons indebted, by note, to the Estate
"a OF A. G. Dunlap. deceased, sre hereby
tore"srned not to settle for said notes, unle IS
With 8. Massey or myself
All other persons are hereby forevssned aot
to trade for said notes. a. they were carried cff
and lost or dsS1Joyed by sherman's army, and
as II Is my intention TO have said notes resewed.
w. B. DUNLAP, Agent
s. B. MASSEY, Adm'r.
Estate A. e. DuELA2.
Jan. lT,-3ts
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SOUTH CAROLINA Lancaster District
RY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina
nv for snid D.tr;.t

T..
RY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordiua
- for said District
WHEREAS, A. s. Ni-bet hns applied to
me for Letters of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chat,els. rights and
credits of Margaret Nsbst, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon
lsh all and singular, the kindred and crrdi.
tors of the said deceased, to DO and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said Distriut, to be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 5th day Of January.
INST to show cause. il any, why the sa id
Adminstra,ion should not be granted.
GIVEN under nv hand and seal, this Isl;
day Of January, in tho year Of our
Lord 1856, aud in the s9lh year of
tho independence Of the U. s. Of
America
d. 4. WILLIAMS, o. l.. D.
Jan. 10, 1856. lS-2t.
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Obituary.

Departed this life, near Liberty Hill, Dec. l2,
1865, Mrs. Tilly n. Adkins. aged 81 years, vile
oi J. G. Adkins. She VAS q good neighbor,
al sheetion"ts wife end mother and lsav es
husband, fve children, and large circle OF
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Every one should have a Copy.


INTERN AL REVEN GUIDE
AEING an abstract of the Internal Revenue
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Stamp Duties, Exemptions, showing the rates
under the various Laws since July |, 1862,
aud intended Tor the general information Of
the Tax payer to which is added an Abstract
Of the Acts OF Congress, passed during the
War, relative to Abandoned Lands aud TO
other matters OF general interest
ny e. J. Elford, Attorney Al law, Greenvile
:. Z. Assessor OF the Internal Revenue Tax
for the Third Collection District Of South Car.
oliLa.
The Book will contain about ~ pages, and
will be issued in few weeks. Price so cent
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Orders must be accompanied with he ca sh TO
secure attention.
Address, G. E. ELFORO.
Publisher, Grcenv lille, 8. c.
Nov. is, 1865.
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The Cholera Crossing the Sea.
Rnsrny n. on 20,

BosroN, Dec. 20, '65.
A letter from Gaudsloupe, dated Nov.
rs, tbates that the cho!er. had broken
out there. and was committing great raw
ages at Bassa Tencn, town Of O 900 in
habitants. One hundred and seven fa,a.
ca'es occurred on the 22J.
Gsadsloupe is one OF the Windward
Islands. but short distance from ST.
Croix, ST. Thomas and Porto Rico. and
II the Infection reaches the latter island,
',s leap to our Southern border 10 almos,
certain. And In what condition are our
'eaboard citss. Cor the visit q this terri
bic dsstroysri
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THE CHANGE,
THE CHANGE,
A Statement Of the Reasons and lscts
which made me q Baptist.

A Statement Of the Reasons and Facts
which made me Baptist.
By REV. i. z. KiSGsBURY.
One volume, l6 no. cloth: Prise 2 80
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NAM, Editor Biblical Recorder; N. B. CosB.
Cor. Sec. N. & Baptist Board Of Missions,
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family should be wIthoutit. No opponent
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part Of the country by nail OF express sp-
on receipt Of price.
Address,
WIN. B. SMITH g. CO., Publishers,
Raleigh, N. G
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Tho HaIkots.

NEw ionE, Jan. 4.
Flour has declined Is cents. Wheat declin.
cd TO cents. Corn cents. Beef steady.
Pork heavy. Whiskey dull. Cotton steady,
at e2 70 6S cents. Naval stores dull Sugar
6rm. Gold 43 l.e
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New Aavcrai.. mem t..
FEMALE SCHOOL,

TIVE exercises Of = School for Fen unIss
L and small boys will begin in IAncas.
tervilis sa Mosdav neat the 33d inst, uo
der The charge Of Miss Mary 5. Hammond
January ~, 1856. Il,
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University Of South Carolina

THE General Assembly Of South Caro-
l. lima having changed the South Cnrsl,.
ma College into University, arpIicnnts are
hereby notiIisd that the exerci.es Of tho
Uai1ersity will begin On MONDAY, tie
kSIh day Of January next Students (who
must be at least hflssn years Of age) will
be allowed to sel.ct the Departments which
they wish to pursue, provided they attend
the Lectures in =, least three Schools. 10
certain cases, attendance upos q less nur
Der Of schools may be permitted. There
will be no exanina ions for admission. Ap.
Pliesnts should present themseiv-s pu nctu-
ally. &. BRUCE WALKER,
Secretary Faculty.
Jan 10 lS 2t
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YOKRVILLE FEM l. E
EEINARy.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS INsTI.
l. ts,ion will besIa %. W the First
Monday Of Sebruary, next A large and
commssiog. building tas b-sn secured
sod will be we'll fitted sp for both Teach
ing and boarding. purposes.
The boarding Department will 10 usdsr
I've care and suPehntendsncs Of Mrs. N.
w. ThornwslI.
Due attention will be given 10 Music
and French.
Intending TO devote sur best energies to
the work, We earnestly solicit a liberal pa,,
ronags.
Circulars giving fuli particulars nay be-
obtained BY applying to Rev. ). N. Craig,
al LANCASTER c. Ii,
Rsv. J. NJ ANDERSON. ),
R.v. r. d. ANDERSON. raop''''
YorkvilIs, 3 e., Dec. so, 1866. is-st.
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Rershaw g. Connors.
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS

sB once in the Court House, Lancaster, S. c.
WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF LAW AND
Equity attend to the renting, pur,
chasing and sale Of real Estate;
collections, and office business generally
'HN. ). B. ERsHAF, w. N. CosxoRs, ESQ,
camden, S. G. Ian caster c. H., 5 q
Jan. 10, 1866. ls-Iv
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Estate J "A. Cunning
ham, deceased.

A LII Persona who are indebted to the
"A lats Jsseph A. Cunningham. are here.
ey notlhed that payment must he made 10
the Undersigned And all perssns who may
have esmands. Of any grade or character,
against said deceased, or his estate, are no
uhed and requested to present them TO the
undersigned fer payment Within the tim 9
prescribed by law. Thi. notice will b,
plead in bar to all claims presented after
tie expiration Of said time.
A. J. KIBLER, Admir-.
Jan. II, ls66--3t
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The Amnesty Oath.

Hank forms Of the Amnesty Oath may be
purchased at this Office, either by the huudred
or by the single blank. Single blank 10 oents
By the hundred Rs. 90
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ESTATE SALE

ESTATE SALE.
TNDER AN ORDER FROM TIE
- Csurt OF Ordinary 70. Ixnca-ter Dis
rict. We will sell on THURSDAY i.t day
OF February. 1865, at the reside nee Of
James IL. Withsppoon, ds:'d., all the psr
ssnai Estate Of said deceased, consis,ine of
Corn : nd Wheat,
Cattle, Hogs, Horses,
Carriages, Buggy, Wagons,
Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, farming utensils, &c.
A WE'LL SELECTED LAW AND MIS-.
CELLANEoUs LIBRARY. &C., &c.
WILL be rented % same day, Ms hsu..
and lot whereon deceased rssided at bis
death, for the present year.
Also the house on Ma,a street, opposi,s
J. A. Hssseliins's dwelling. suited either
for sssinsss or family sss, Or either
Terms made known on day Of sale.
b. }. WlTHERSPOON, I Adm'u,
J. II. WITHERSPOON,
January ", 1865. 81.
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! NORTH CAROLINA ITEMS.
There is stiil 9 g'sa. frs.hs. in the
Ma...
fhs nsg'os st Raleigh are entering
sp labr contracts for labor By The year.
The following gentlemen com pose the
Neneil OF STATE: Jssss J. Ysa,es, Of
Z sF'ford; Daniel L I,us.sli, ST., Of
11oswick; Wn. A. Wright. Of New
lsovsr; Wm. Estoo, Jr, Of Warren {;
A. smly. Of Fonyth; Calvin J.
oslss, Of Wilkes; W. w. Lsaoir, Of
& veil.
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by J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
R0sEMOOD CASE PIANoFoRTE AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT THE
S0RTaWEsT COkNER OF 9TH AND Sis.
On MONDAY, Sept. Sd, commencing a. 10 oc,r
IN the morning: We shall sell the Furniture ana
housekeeping Requisites of lady removing from
One Rosewood: case Iron Frame Pianoforte, by
James W. vose. Boston, with Stool and Coyer
AND lot old Music
Mahogany Frame. upholstered in Hsircloth, Par
lor Suite, consisting Of ! sofs, Arm, Rocker
Maboeap Marble top Centre and Side Tables
Solid Mahogany Bookcase, large size
Mahogany Sideboard. Gilt Frame Look me- rlassas
Walnut Bush seat Rece ption Chairs
Two solid Mahogany Bedstesds, carved head
Two solid Mahogany warirobes
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Solid Walnut Suite of Chan Ter Furniture with
Marble top Bureaus and Washstands
Handsomely ornamented Toilet Set, fourteen
pieces
Feather Beds, Bolsters and PilIoys
Hair Mattresses, Husk Msttresses Bedding
Brussels, Ingram and Three ply Carpet, Mat
Walnut Extension Dining Table. Lounge
White French China Dinner and Tea Set
Silver plated Tea Set, 1ve pieces
Silver plated Ice Pitcher, Mantel Clock
Gilt Window Shades, Cornice
Refrigerator, Kitchen Safe
Seventy five feet Rueber Hose
Moodware, Tinware, Stone Jars, Crockery
William Penn Cooking Stove and Furniture.
With a general assortment Of Kitchen Requi-
sites. Terms cash.
auS INTEL AuctIoneers.
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DIED

sBEKELL. On the 2sth instant at II minutes
pact clock p. m, the darlina and only son Of
George A and A. l.. Shekell, aged years mcaths
oh. my darling boy Is deadl
How OFT he made my bosom glad
No mere to hear bis little voice;
40 more III see his LITTLE face.
HIS little chair IL vacantnow,
There's none to i'll his place
ne was my darling blue ey ed boy:
be was my darling pride;
loved him oh. perhaps teo mTch,
Farewell now my hearts fond treasure;
Farewell till this life is DER,
when hand IN hand We III have the pleasure
oframbhng On the shining shore.
The funeral will take place on Friday at o'clock
rom the residence Of his parents, on eth street
west, between G and II south. 2t*
C0OKENDORFER On the 3oth inst, JANE,
widow OF the late Thomas Oookendorfer, in the I'D
year of her age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
her funeral on to morrow Satu rdayl afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the residence of her son in law g
Castleman, corner of Penn'a avenue and 2sth
street west
STONE. On Thursday afternoon. August 80, at
Mount Pleasant Farm, VIM J. sTONl ia in
the AID year of his age.
His funeral will take place on Sunday at D. m ,
from tire Ascension Church, on II street near 9th .
and thence will proceed to Rock Greek Church
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to be in attendance.
Baltimore and Richmond papers please COPY
SPAULDING. In this city. August 30, JAMES
w sPAGLDING, aged 81 years
TIE funeral viii take place on Sunday, at q.
O'Clock, from st Aloysius Church, to which the
relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend. lts
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STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOB NEW
- YORK. (OUTSIDE)
LEAVING GEORGETOWN AND ALExAN.
DRIA WEEKLY.

The Steamship THAMES, Cant r. K. Swift.
will leave her wharf. Ne Al Water at, n6~
Georgetown. on WEDNESDAY. sept <ET4k
9th. Of a. m, stopping ct AIex andria -
For freight or passage, having first class &C.
eonmodations. apply to
JOHN r. ANDREWS. Agent,
No. IL Water street, Georgetown.
N. B.-ehippers may confidently rely upon this
line running regularly. IS advertised, to accom-
pish which one or more nrst class steamers will
put on with the Thames. auH-lws
4 Of urine. irritation, inflammation or uloerakion
the bladder e kidneys atssasee Of the prostats
brick dust deposit, End al dieeasss & The Bladder,
SSeS 1IXSs Hpd 3ssIsisSl Sws!linH., ,uss H1LH'
Il 1am an; La Naison de PeparvaA Medemoi.
seaie oe u eeielisle; Les DatGts Dc Fee; Les Pc
eux Yeux. E..--.T -
= On yBANoK TAILOR
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VALUABLE AND RELIABLE.-"Brour's Bror-
chidl 7rocksS" will be found in al able TO those
exposed TO sudden changes, affording prompt
relief In cases of Coughs, Colds, etc. For Pub
lie Speakers and Singers, and those who over
tax the voice, they are useful in relieving an
1rritated Throat, and will render articuI alton
easy. As there are limitations, be sure to obtain
the genuine.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auct,Opeer,.

THIRTY-0EE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Fronting Oh snd Streets North, Delaware
syenue and Second streets East, ct Public Auc-
ton
ON WEDNESDAY, the sth day Of September
neat, al lock .; m: We shall cell on the prem
division Of square No. no. having 20 and n feet
inches 'front.', by 80 feet deep, running back 20
me alleys, making them profitable build ns
lots.
Terms: One third cash; balance in SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. for notes hearing Interest
and secured by q deed Of trust on the premises
All conveys ncng and revenue stamps at the cost OF
knocked on
The plat Of the subdi vision can be seen ct Green
Wllliams's Auction Rooms
I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Apots
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

THREE NEW Two.sroRy FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS ON 10Th sTREKT WEST Be
tim.
ON TUESDAY, the attn day Of September next.
Lot N =, In Square No. III, improved BY three
new Frame Houses, all nicely finished, making
lily. One Of them has been fitted for q store room
Also, four Frame Buildings, fronting on Q 80 feet
alley in reartof the lot,
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in 6 and II
months, secured by deed Of trust on the prem
Uses. All convey snciIR and revenue stamp De 81 III.
cest OF the purchasers, $50 down on each house
au 2i-d GREEN a WILLIAMS. anct.
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1856 nAKkRrrrR,s, 4S
SEW EN- til st EFT.
INTIRIOR DECORATIONS

CHOICE STOCK
Lately received. and now open for inspection,
the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered
In " ashington, embracing
PAPE GINGS
or Foreign an Domestic Manufacture, of the best
Fabrics. and LATEST STYLES, appropri ate for
PARL0RS, HALLS. DINING Rooms, CHAM
BkRS. and L1BRARlES, embracing New. Rich,
and Unique Designs OF Embroidered Gilt Patterns
Tor Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
also, large and select Stock OF medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES.
New and beautiful patterns, on Bnf, Green, and
the prevailing Colors. TAN. LAVENDER, and
STONE GROUNDS, with Gilt Borders, with and
without Centers.
window Shades Of any required Size, Style, or
Color. made TO Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment In the District, war
ranted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf and from the
Best Manufacturers In the Csuntry-embracing
WALHQT, timitstion.l ROSEWOOD. and ell
GILT OVAL PICTURE FLA MES, WALNUT
BRACKETS, CONVEX GLASS. &C.
Persons having Photographs taken are request
ed to call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURH CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet Green, and Blue Oolors, from
the smallest Photograph TO the Largest Portrait
Size; also, SILK U0ED and TAsSELS, different
sizes
Special attention paidto this Branch Of our Bus
fneee.
PAINTINGS AND EEGRAvINGs
Always in Store. On Sale,a few Choice PAINT
lN0S and EHGRAvIN06.
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SEVkRAL NEW STILLS OF MASON 4
- hAMLlE 8 Cabinet Organs have lust been
seelvec. which We Offer sale at factory prices
ess W, u. METZEROTf 4 co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-31

SusPICIoUs CHARACTERs.-Lastn night officer
Tucker, of the Third Ward, arrested Josenn
Allen and August Vanbowen, two Cauadiaps
who were found lettering in and about IN
Center Market, and took them TO the Central
Gusrdhouse. This morning they were charged
with being suspicious characters, and were
Fined 50 each by Justice Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-31

BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
are comfortable, durable, ana snug fitting
Orders promptly attended to by John Strott,
basement National Hotel, Washington. ID. G.
All work warranted. Orders respectfully So
hcited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-31

BILLIARDs-A match game Of Billiards will
De played at Miller's Rooms, 40 Pennsylvania
avenue, to morrow evening, at TX o'clock.
After the game splendid Gold Watch will be
raffied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-31

THROWING SToNEs.-Last night officer Mark
~ooc arrested Sandy Webster and Thos. Haw-
SIhs, e0lored, for throwing stones in the street
justice Thompson fined each s5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-31

DOLLAR JEwPLRr SToRK.-The only Dollar
Jewelry Store in this city, is Prigg's, At No
4So Pennsylvania avenue, neai * street.-The
old stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-31

FREE 1T Mob at the Tentine Restaurant. on
u street, tetween 9Th and l0th streets, to-
night.