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Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

SB- After week or more of mild spring
weather, the icy bonds of winter were again visit
ed upon US on Sunday last. If our sagacious
little friend the ''ground hog" concluded from
his meteorological observations on Caudlemas
day Feb. 2d., that the cold weather was entirely
over, we expect that he was rather fooled this
time -.. no.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

.Sss- The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
ny publish to-day list of losses paid in this
State during the year 1866. This is butga small
item of the losses paid by this old and reliable
Company and yet they have paid dividend o
fifty per cent to those insured with them. Thos.
A. Roullt, ESQ.,, continues to act as their Agent
in this place.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

va The bill TO provide for selecting summon
ing and drawing juries in Washington, Freder.
lex and Carroll counties passed the Senate on
Friday last and is now law. -
"Pon" Newcomer, can now truly and feeling
ly exclaim with the Bard of Avon,
'Othello's occupatiou' g pone.n
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

GS-Th bill TO prohibit the collection of tolls
upon any carriage or other vehicle or horses
going to or returning from any funeral, passed
both branches of the Legislature on Tuesday
the 9th ult., and is now therefore law. =,
The act takes effect from tho date of its pas
sage
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

ES'A ALMOST. every other Radical one
now meets has bis pockets stuffed with
petitions to tho Senate of the u. s., pray
:ag them to exclude Gov. Swami from his
lea: as U. S. Senasr. The Senate had
better Danish Maryland Radicals from the
United States for elevating so "disloydp'
n parsonage as the Governor to the head
OF Affairs IL this State.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

Eas> The Bankrupt bill was rejected in the
United States Senate on Tuesday Feb. 9Th by q
xote of 20 yeas TO % nays.
The last general law in the United States was
passed in 1871 and was repealed in l843.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

JET Benjamin Franklin wroteIin l769:
"a policy fife Assurance is the cheapest
and safest mode of making a certain provision
for ones family" and in this connection we
may add that Mr.. Thomas Taggart represents
the company in which 10 invest.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14
EOn Monday Feb. 9TH. the redoub

E-On Monday Feb. 4th. the redoubt
able Schenck Of Ohio moved that,the CON-
mittee on naval affails be instructed "tc
inquire of the propriety of providing for the
immediate removal Of the United States Ma.
val Academy from its present location il
the State of Maryland. and locate it in
some portion of the loyal State where the
pupils at that institution will not be cor
rupted by the hostility to the nation al gov.
eminent which is now predominant in so.
ciety at Annapolis" The bill was passed
of course by a large mcjority.
This little exhibition of petty malice and
bad temper may excite smile of pity or
contempt, but will hardly be productive
of other effect upon our Legislators of An
napolis. 1t is just what might be reason
ably expected from the hostility of such
warriors" (Gsd save tho mark,) as
Schenck or 'ths Beast" But we are in
clined to think that the qualification of
their spleen has not been the sole motive
that has actuated Schenck and his col
leagues in this instance. At the close of
the war year or two since, very strong
efforts were made to prevent the removal
of the. Academy. which was thon located at
Newport, Rhode Island, back to Annap-
oils, but the removal was effected in spite
of the cry of disloyalty which plea, as now,
was raised against the citizens of Annap-
oils. A few land holders and spectators
at Newport, who arc anxious to share in
little Of the public plumber, are as we learn
from correspondent of the Baltimore Sun,
much interested in this matter and will
move heaven and earth if they can, (and
what cannot money do in Washington?) to
secure the removal Of the Academy from
Annapolis.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

Waffle Bankrupt bill that was rejected few
days since in the U. 8. Sehate.was reconsidered
on Saturday by vote of % to IA. So there is
aprospect that the bill may yet pass.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14
Sxsa- That excruciatinpIv loval and ;nten.

Nse- That excruciatingly loyal and intensely
treason-hating quintessence of patriotism and
cream of progressive reformers, the "world NOV
| ing editor of the Herald, thinks with the val
liant Schenck that the atmosphere of Annapolis
is "disloyal from top to bottom, from centre TO
circumference" aad considers it n most "unfavor-
able place for the school where the future SUP
porters and upholoers of our gallant navy are
being reared and educated" He agrees there
fore with Schenck the hero of many Hoodisss
field, in thinking that the Naval Academy should
be promptly removed from Annapolis to some
more 'ittipg place, where loyalty is honored
and respected, and treason despised and detstcd.
We do not presume that the continuance of
this institution in their midst is matter of very
great Importance to the good people of Annapolis,
the venerable Capital of our proud old State
Should the removal of the Academy be effected,
We think it just possible as Mr. Samuel Weller
used to say, "that human natur may manage
to survive the infction." Sure are we more
over oftAe fact, that not only Annapolis but our
State at large, had better n thousand times give
up all hope of ever tasting spoonful of "Gov-
eminent pap" than yield one iota in the main
tainance of those principles of civil liberty and
State rights the triumph of which at Annapolis
now places us in striking contrast with the crew
ofCongrcssional fanatics and knaycs in Washing
ton.
We are certain too, that if Congress would
only remove itself and its surroundings many
mile beyond the borders of good old Maryland,
nj oc
Prince Georges county in particular would re-
ceive most salutary and grateful publication,
from the unsavery emanaticns of a vast and fes-
tering mass of political, social ard moral corrup-
ton.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

RrThe U. s. House of Representa-
tives, on Saturday last, passed over the
Presidents veto the bill admitting Ne
brnska into the Union as State, with a
condition, however, that the word ''white"
be stricken from the constitution of the
State. 1t is wonderful what a hatred
these Radicals have for anything white
and the intensity of their love for every
thing black.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

Drinters' Ink has Made Many a Bust
i. ness man rich. We ask you to try il In the
columns of the GREE PEzss." .srn : -.1ta. :,
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14
T AMP CHIMNFYs

just received the very latest style Lamp Chimney,
Patented Jan. 1867. Call and SEQ them ct 1e
Feb II. BELLS Drug Store.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

beautiful was the reply of the man TO the
question, whether he was still in the land Of the
living? No, bu, am almost there.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

@f- The Bill 10 incorporate the Farmers and
Mechanics Mutual Insurance Company ofWssh-
ington County, has passed the house Of Delegates.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

Ns-The baGlcd and discomlit;yd minority in
this State, already sec clearly the hand writing
upon the wall which announces 10 them tina
| Their reign is over, and that the Offices which
they obtained by fraud and'opprcssion, and now
| 10 the exclusion Of better and more competent
men, mist be speedily vacated by them and pass
under the control of those whom they have base
ly endeavored to deprive of all participation IN
the administration Of public affairs.
Grieving both at the power which they have
already lost and at the bitter prospect of having
to surrender up all those pleasant places and ia,
Offices for the possession of which, they have SC
deeply iajured their neighbours and degraded
themselves; they are now on every occasion ap-
pealing TO Congress TO help them out of thsir
troubles, and threatening our Legislature with
the vengeance Of Congress, if they Dare to do
thus and SO.
We remember with what chilling horror and
fear III apprehension we used to read in our
youthful days, ola terrible giant and ogre with
three heads, named ''Bfunderbore," who went
about atterng the following terrific verses:
tFee faw fun!
smell the blood of an Englishman
Be he alive or he lie dead
I'll grind his bones tc m Ike my bread"
But Blnnderbore" though wicked and ma
lcious was stupid monster after all, as the &C.
quail of the story shows. Having invited Jack
the Giant Killer TO sup with him he prepared
two immense bowls of hasty pudding, one for
himself and one for Jack. Now Jack knew that
the giant made n point Of requiring every one
who supped with him, TO eat as much as be did,
so he took the precautien of providing himself
with large leather bag which he suspended be-
fore him, buttoned under large overcoat, and
into which he slipped his supper while pretend
ing to eat it When supper was over Jack BAN
tered the gia mt as to which Of the two could per-
form the most wonderful feats, and accordingly
taking hold of a knife he ripped up the bag and
The giant determining not to be outdone by such
little chap as Jack, seized the knife, plunged ii
into his stomach and in moment fell down dead
This terrible bughear of Congress reminds
us a good deal of the giant 'sBunderbors."
1t is many headed monster, in that respect
quite as formidable as its prototype the giant i;
and is quite as malicious and ogerish in its pro-
pensites, although instead Of Englishmen, who
are rather tough, and we imagine not very d.
gestble, its favorite morsels seem just now to be
johnson men when it can get safe bitcIat them.
In the many mad and wicked schemes that it b as
been advocating, and particularly in the great
plan of Impeachment, We think it has dis
played about as much sagacity as the giant Blum
derbore, and will be very apt if it proceeds much
further in the same reckless course to meet with
collapse very similar and equally as sudden
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14

GsrMr. James N. Letter, of this county, has
been appointed by Gov. Swami assistant Inspec-
tor OF Grain at Baltimore city.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-14
DEM MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE cory
H. PANY. \ t-rg--.

a THOMAS A. BOULLT, Sub. Agent. ~
on Hagerstown Maryland
Office at Thos. Taggart's Insurance Agency.
Neil, Herald and Odd Fellow copy one tiue and
send bill to Thos- A. Boult. : Il = ~ " -
Febl4, 1867. -..- 81 rod -, bose.
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[coMMuNIcArED.l
The Orangeburg Missionary Union.

Tie Churches and friends of: ';Thes. Orange
burg Missionary Union" arc thus informed,
that the Union wW meet nnA the -latioch
GharcA, COL ss1a"q, on Saturday, Sat Jane y2oa
Instant; sorsisessto commence, first day, at II
o'clock, AN.
. Brethren, hear what Paul, "'Thc Apostle Of
Jesus Christ to the Gcntilcs,'. saith: "And
that, knowing the time, that it is now high time
to awake out of sleep: for now our salvation is
nearer than when as believed The night is
fafspent; 'tho day is at hand: let, us, thorc-
fore cast off the works of dark ness and let us
put, TO on tho armour Of light" (Romans 13
chapter, II and 12 verses 'f''7's ''.''.''. 7
'acomcs Up, . therefore, ''to the help oftho
Lord, d,tostheahelp of the Lord, against the
mighss.' And T. ssproye the lord; and sec,
if He will not bless and prosper your efforts
for the good of souls. THE CLERK
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FOCAL ITEMS.
aArURDAY MoRNING, JUNE IS, 1867.
The Typographical Messenger.

We have. received from Nlessrs JAMES
CoNNER's Sons, the last number of the above
monthly. so useful and interesting to the men,
bers of the press generally.
Mcssrs.: JAMks CoNSEE's Sons arc the Pro-
prictors, of tho United States Type Foundry,
New York, and in addition are prepared to fur.
nlsh complcte Newspaper, Book and Job Off
ces ut the market rates. An immense saving
of time and expense will be realized by prin-
ters and publishers who desire to furnish or re-
at fbslr offices, by communicating their orders
to tho above. firm, Nos. %, 80 & 80 Centre
Street, Now York
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New Advertisements.

-,O:-
h9-I In Equity-In Re Lost Documents.
Ra5- Citston----By the Ordinary.
sss- Sheriff sslc-=' 4 Decfntal Orders from oa i
the, Ordinary.
sss-1n>a . Mules, Wagon and Harness. for
s.,e, Apply to l...~EKlEI X KonS
Bay Geors,. State Lott 'ry-I"e nal' Of
Tiekuts 4or4 Class G. eia<cs OH the u INST
sa Great i,siucc,ncuta offered at tho b.
storo M McNI sFNn. "a gent. offers fofsalc
his'entiro stock os Dry Goods a, and under
cost. Persons Wishing 44o5 44so,5purehase Dry Goods.
etc., would do well to call at AIcMAsrEn's s
Cheap gasltstsrs g; ,sSse sdy dycrtiscments
ray Now is the time to get an elegant and
cheap Piano Melodsap. Messrs. Jackson.
CORNISH & Co., of New York. offer great in
,Aueen'ents in the way Of Piapas, Mclodcons
Sewing Machines, Oil pata4iass, Gold and
Silver Watches, Jcwelry, &c. &C., anj one of
'thcse articles can tesebtained for tho low plce
.af 81. See their advertisement.
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IN EQUITY.
ORANGEDURG DISTRICT.

f.. rs e ss ssshssa Ss" Gasssa % s
Application having been made by Joseph II. Nor
gan prove thepnst oxistoncc loss and COM cnts of
the last Will and Testament of Martin Friday do
ceased, ,on motion of Illusions & Legarc, Solicitors
for applicant it is ordered That all persons who
desire to do have leave to- appear and cross cx.
anime the evidence produced, and introduce evil
dencein reply before me on the 18th day of Sep
tcmbor next. = 1900
Commissioners OfIicc,) y.D. v. JAMESON,
;, 0rangcburg c. IT,, Commissioner.
- Jnne IL, 1867. > s.,
-iisjune / s. y-~E,7,s', xii .> fSm
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EUREKA CHAPTER No. l3, r. A. M

Ssirhe regular Consocation of this Chapter will be
held at Orangeburg G. H.; on Saturday the 22d day
.,of June, 1867. Companions arc ordered to be pune
,tuafinatheir attendance business of importancc
is TO pc transacted.
Candidates for the degrees will attend. by order
of thc5HighsPriest. .iljt% ". T. McKEWN.
s.G.JAMIsoS, Secretary.
june 8 td
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Tie Me'rl0nts' am1 l,unai,,cta5csys'
J6Welry Association

Calls your attention 10 the fact Of its being tho
argcs anu most popular Icwelry Association in the
United States The business is and always has
pcch coi'duc'c" IN the most candid and honorable
manner. Our ropilly increasing trn,lc il n s,,re
guarantee oi the appreciation OF our patrons for
'h's method ot obtaining rich. elegant and costly
gooos. Lie sudden stagnnton of trade in Europe,
Twin" 20 the late German war, and'rcccn disastrous
h.anc" crisis in Europe, has caused the failure of
n large number Of Jewclry houses in London and
Paris obliging them to sell their goo,ls.at great
sacrihce, III some Instances less than onc-hrd the
COST OF manufacturing. We have lately purchased
very largely OF these Bankrupt Goods, ut such ex-
rcmcly low prices that can afford to scn,i away
FINER Goods, and give better chances to draw the
most valuable prizes than amy ohcr establishment
"o'ng II similar business. Our AIM is 10 PLEASE,
ana we respectfully aolicit your patronage, as we
arc confident of giving the utmost sutisfnction
During the past year we have forwarded IL number
OF the most valuable prizes To all parts of the cou-
Try. Those who pntronizc us will receive the full
value of their money, rs no article Oh our list is
worth less than One Dollar. retail and there arc no
blanks. Parties dealing with us may depend on
hav!hS prompt returns, and the ARTICLE drawn will
be Immediately sent TO any address by return mail
or express.
The following parties have recently drawn vnlun-
bc prizes from the Merchants and Manufacturers
Jewelry Association, and have kindly allowed use
OF their ndmcs:
Frederick Y. Brownies Esq, Treasury Depart
mcnt, Washington u &. Piano value. $50: Miss
Ani,l !. Frost, Wavcry Terrace, Y city, Ladies'
Gold Enamelcl anl Diamond Set Watch. value,
$500; William j. Emmons, New Orleans. Lin, Sew
ing Machine. .~aluc, S75; George ]. Davenport, Mo-
bile, Aa, Silver Tea Set, value, $500: Miss Lucy
orcutt, -Nmny, Ill, Sewing Machine, value. 500;
Airs Mary Downing, Louisville, Ky. C;ohl Watch,
value, 5000 james Is Fowler Harrisburg. Pa. Sill.
t:.r Hunting Case Watch value. S75: Rev William
pcy..cr, Milwaukee, Wis, Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Ma. line, v:!s.c. Sl21; I'ickorl, San Francisco
Cal Co., Il..Hd Silver Tea Set, value $500; Edward
l. Rice, St !oui' Mo, Mclolcon, value $3.50: Miss
Helen j. Sincla.r. Detroit, Mich, Diamond Cluster
Ring, value, $2a5: IIor:tio q Frost, Chicago. ILL.,.
Large Oil Painting. value, $500: Mrs Charh,te L
IIewcns, DJniphan, kansas, Chckcrng Grand
Piano, value, $700 and Music Hox, value. sos.
Many names could be placed on the list. but we
publish no names without permission. Our patrons
arc desired to scmd L. $. currency when convenient
HIrtilIL LIZ ut. I..L.eLas Il. Z. coLl e..
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CAICSINTERING
OLD PLASTERED WALLS
STEVENS HOUSE,
LA, 25 @' % B'oo'l,eoy, NJ y.
Opposite Bowling Green.
on THE ROPEAN PLAN.

On T TT NUF FAN PLAN.
YENllE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely known
Il to the travelling public. The location is Us
pccialiy suitable 10 merchants and business men it
is III close proximity to the business part Of the
cy-is on the highway of Southern and Western
travcl-and adjacent to all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat dcpots.
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal nccommoda-
tian for over 800 gucsts-it is we'll furnished, and
possesses every modern Improvement for the COM
Fort for i:s inmacs The rooms are spacious and
vol, venta cd-provilcd with gas and wuter-thc
at,rni,,cc is prompt md respect hl--and tho table
is rrnrrm,s," provided with every dclcacy of the
Tho ronn. hav;,, hccn rcfurnishcd and remodel
et wc arc cnnh,oJ 70 Tor extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure of our !. "cs,s, ,,,
GEO. X. u.'IASE CO.,
i::nc On. rroprieors.
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FOR, SALE.

GIxTEEN lis, LoTssiN TlIfETHR1yt:
NJ ing. Town of Branchyille, located near
tho the South Carolina Railroad. They can be pur-
chased single or in ;anyenamber; .nnd wll,bc sold
This property has always enjoyed, the highest
reputatin for health and the best located for Busi
ness Of any kind IN the Town. i.''s. f-tfi
ALSO %.
ONE HORSE, CARRIAGE AND BUSINESS WA
gSn All of which will be sold on the most reason
able Terms. ~
Apply Mt
juno15 sr1es- - w A.
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III Y nj T. N Il A L.

MAnRlEb--On the 1lth inst, by the Rev. Dr.
Raysor, atthc residence of the brides father, Mr.
sAM'L BYRD to Miss EMMA BERRY all of
Branchvilc s. c.
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Religious.
{ tippta !; o,;anap CT, cs;r,,;,.

l3flptF 4tFdhyp Et,rNsf. 4s.-3 -
REV. Jons ISanlssT.-Andrcw Chapel ist Sun
day, Ebcnczcr and Gcthscmanc I'd Sunday, Trinity
3D. Sunday, Calvary 4th Sunday.
REy. L. W. RAsr:-Trinty lst Sunday, Calvary
I'd Sunday, Adrew Chapel Sd Sunday, Ebcnczcr
and Gethscmanc 9Th sundfy. X.
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p. j. MALONE,
A II Il O r N Ely. AT LA w 4.
WALTERRORO s G.

Will practice in the Courts Of Orangchnrg and
Colleton- and attend promptly TO nix business en-
trusted to his care.
may II If
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Z. .a65-.Wc respectfully request, oay friends to
send send n n AeLI Aare,t.ssncrts az sdry ~ Me
.ssens dy TTarsday cseniny. BY this means, zoe
acM be qJte to assuc at an earlier hour on .Sdfur-
day, and ecizE DC enabled to giirc moro cf the
latest 'ncvs, ap e The time our going to press
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10 Chickerng Grand Pianos, worth $500 to 500
Is Elegant Rosewood Pianos oUU to $50
10 Elegant Mclodcons, Rosc'd cases l73 to go
n First Class Sewing Machines 40 to 800
75 Enc Oil Paintings 80 to 100
so Fine Steel Engravings. framed 90 30
SO M,..sic Bo-es >" to ~
I 40 Rcvol> ing Poi INT castors, Silver 20 TO 40
so Silver Fru.. I and cake Baskets 20 50
400 Sets Tea and liable Spoons 20 to- 40
$50 Gold IIuntg Case Watches, word 80 to loo
100 Da'd Rings, cluster 4 single s;2nc 80 TO 26o
I75 CoLI W,t,Lns S:t $50
500 Ladies' Watches GU 20 iVO
500 Silver Watches o0to 20
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F. H.tW. Briggmann & Co.,

XEyEsBEGf LEAVE no. INFORM FRIENDS
wv u and customers, that xc have made arrange
ment to supply them with FRESH BOLTED GRIST
and MEAL at CHARLESTON PRICES, expenses
os.ly added.
a call will sntisfy all. juno s--1y
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II. of Pnpicr Machc, and Silver Ware ever offered
in this market, suitable for PRESENTS for all oocn!
sions, caN ut
EZEKIEL g. KoHN's
ssb2a xy - sIe :
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THEY RESPECTFULLY INVITE TIE ATTES
ton of their friends to their New Stock, JUST re-
oeisel from New York and Baltimore. Prices have
DECLINED considerably in the last two or throe
with the progress OF the AGE and the SIGNS Of tho
TIMES Our frcAtls arc cordially invited TO: call
and ecus (especia1fy those Who haSe es.nsuana OF
Grecnbacks) and if We faii to satify thei I'll 9aty
and price, il shall not bc our fault. but misfo
tune KELET DROS.s'N
may % nj L.
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Go NJ MEsRsgIsA@Is,
Conslgnees per Soutll Carolina Railroad
Reniainingsin the DepOt to Date.

w. Knqtts. r. Merrill, II. L. Jefcoat, d. Bull, S.
T. Izlar, y. c. Hoover, VIM. MoElroy. T. ssAIoGrew
J. Q. Douglas, r., J. b. White, Jacob Worth, J. II.
Gissendanner, II. ]. Jtfcont, A. Smons, J,F. Witt,
j. B. Hhmbert, G. D. Snllcy,. W. Z. Can II. Liv-
ingstonr!A. Whetstone, gB. Livingston J. Jones, NJ
Brandcnbcrg, f. Merchant Ess ~ =
: In accordance with orders received from the Sti-
perntcndent, Storage will Hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in tho Depot for unreasonable
length Of time W. G. iEKEDITH,s
< r Agent.
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Diamond Pins, brooches and Ear Drops, LADIES
Sets of Gold AMI Coral, Jet and Gold. Florcnt..
Mosaic, Lava and Cameo; Sets of Studs Vest and
Neck Chains, plain md chased Gold Rings Gold
Thmblcs. lockcts. now style Belt buckles. Gold
Pcns and Pencils. funcy Work Boxes Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders. and large as
sortnen Of Fine Silver Ware and Jcwclry of every
descriptions. Of the best make and latest styles.
6Eis- chance TO obtain any Of tho above articles
for One Dollar, by purchasing scaled envelope for
% gents.
Five scaled envelopes will be sent for ST. eleven
for 50; thirty for 50; sixty five for $40; one hun
drcd for Sis.