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NINTH STREET.
1913
4SsE3

HATS AND CAPS.
Just received, two more cases Of these ane Silk
DRESS HATS, fall style, which L am eel ling 10 Ger
than any one In the city Constantly receiving the
new fall styles Of soft and stiff brim HATS jast
drop in and fake look At my new two and a-half
and three dollar HAT You will be sure to prr-
chase. Pleasecall.S willsatisfy you that you can
save Four mgbey BY purchasing at 493 9Th street.
Nee 76S6ts - II. A, QLCOTT,
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(Bv Bankers and Brokers Telegraph -
Lewis Johnson & %. q uote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Sept. 30-First Board-U S. SIS
1851, coupon, lOx; 52Os, 1885,. eoupon,I 10 q 1864
coupon, lGsH; 1855, coupon, 109h; 1865, cou.
pom, new, 1fX; 1857 coupon, l07x; l0.4o's
coupon, 9eK; 1905, second, IO6x; 1905, third
26; MaripSa, 8; do. preferred, Tx
New York Central. 1Osk; Pacific Mail, 1881
Atlantic Mail. lip; Erie, 64H; ditto pre-
ferred. "a; Hudson, 1873; Reading, 1Ol u; Michi-
NOS Central ply; Cleveland and Pittsburg
80; Northwestern, q2N: do. preferred, 66 (
Rock Island, 102 Y: Fort Wayne, 103%; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, 26A; w. U. Teie
graph, 81 e; Boston Water Power, 17K; Cleye
land and Toledo, 12sX; Gold, l43X.
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THE CEOLRRA.-There Is some excitement
in New York in consequence of the numb Der OF
cholera cares occurring on E)ard vessels at
quarantine. The disease is said t, be on the
increase on board the ste -mshIp MINNIE sofa.
SFrom Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have The Br0ddtody Maouzine for October
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THE WHITE HoCsE.-A number OF visitors
were at the Executive Mansion o-day, and
many had an interview with the President.
among whom were Secretary Welles, Post.
master General Randall and several members
cf Congress
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- Lns Richmond corrsspon dent of the
hat the thai Of Mr. Davis viii take pisoe n
he November term Of the Circuit Cont and
preside. ' i"'0n'ion "
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1e question OF free and slave labor is
gam ae'ated in Cuba and careful obserya-
aHosnows,hat the production Of slave labor,
tning slse being equal, is not as much,
" sas tho production OF frea labor
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N-sIes AD-Dr. John w. Foster, formerly
I'm ~.consh, and for the past i've years
IA me LIST Auditors Office has resigned
ana VIII leave the city this evening for CHICAGO
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
NeW York Market,

NEW YoRK, Sept 3O.-Flour q shade firsner;
recei pts 20,45i bbls Wheat 2a3 cents batter;
,receipfS 5,sG9 bushels Corn lag cen t. better
receipts 1857 bushels. Oats quiet and steady
Fork dull; mess pork S23.Si. Lard frm at
I4x AID IA :. Wnisksvs quiet Barley dull and
declining. Cotton dull % cents for Middling
Uplands. Freight quiet. SPIRITS Turpenfine
steady at 81 ka5s cents per gallon. Rosin ls in
moderate demand at S3.s7X for strained
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kiCE OF coAL.-The New York Com.
"'a. advises hoasekeepers to purchase their
"nnoot delay as prices are as low or
'o~er tnan they are likely 10 be again.
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ENGLISH OPERA.-This evening, the Rich
tngs English Opera Troupe commence the
bird week OF their engagement with ERA
.iaValo,' one of their most successful Der
FINANCES. They continue to draw crowded
nusss
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~ The New Orleans Times says 1t has ex.
ceient reasons for believing that Gen. Mower
Will net interfs re with the progromme la,d ont
by Gen. Sheridan
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81 Nebraska votes for local ofHcers In f,c,o-
Der. There are NO prominent ouestiens 10 an :
list attention, and the vote will probably bs
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- Gen. Sheridan arrived in New VOL,
salurday' and will be publicly received ,.
Boston. asesRsssSt also aWsis s 10 visit
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PIANOsll PTANOSIT
AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH

IN ONfhLSADENTEU TRIUMPH.
STEINwAy & Sous, of New YorF - Ao0'
nave been awarded by the Supreme Jury al tha ~
position The FIRST GOLD MEDAL or MERIT fo,' r..
1s1 Panos I'd tis a as sra:d sqsers DAD
stotc,ns the greatest progress In tis coxsirnet;o .,
Stdn05oytes, tcfh the strongest indoys ~ ~
s9IP W as q; INTERNATIONAL JURy. = 500
received the following cable dispatch: ' A"''
The great Societe des Beaux Arts Of part b.. =:
strnms osTeaui eTa,mination Of an the
swarded to srEINwAy Sous, of New YsrS fSs9,
Grend 1ssftnowial Medal for greatest sspe,io,itr
ana noceI'y Of corstSxesion % Psasos. !" "' ~
an A-lm Agent: fo r7 W.sSipTgtS@nc CO.;
0~PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-1t the iesf ;,ea,;,,,;
w Of the Board Of Trustees of Pubiic Scbnniss
the following resolution was adopted:
Resotred. That the following place. be DESIGNATED
as omces ior the transaction of all the Public
sSno1i business BY the respective Sub- Boards Of
Z For the Sub-Board, First District. fr,r.. "a
second Wards-School room, corner ilsh and q
For the Sub Board, Second District, Third and
Fourth wardseSchooIroom On II, betveen t stb
siTFs SS ,Ss SIX Board rhisa District. ifsh and
Scnt9Soi-room corner Sd street east aud street
w For the Sub Board, Fourth District. fsevea.h
Th nSmnsomna t Grammar Sehool.room, john T..
The Trustees will be In attendance at the abova.
named places from to az O'clock On eaeh msrnins
q, tine meek from Monday to Friday fnciasive
entitled to tickets of admissins ~ III pS.Jons
can procure them At the places and Tines
auaim h.F. BoIsEAU, Sec.
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NE GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
u3 ANCE.-The twenty fifth anniversary Of
the Order of Sons of Temperance win be celebrated
by the Grand Division OF this District on MONDAY
EVENING. September 80, in the E Street Baptist
Church. The public are invited to attend. it.
n@THE WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE
uR BUILDING ASSOCIATION will meet TO.
MORROW Tuesday, NIGHT, at Temperance
Hall. A ustitution more favorable to borrowers
than others now existing here will be reported for
adoption pursuant to order made at the last meet
ing. By order Of the Committee.
sSo2t Sd. THOiIS0N, Sec. pro tenn
Republican &ChronicleI
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT Lone ISLAND
There Is no longer any doubt of the ex,st nee
OF well-defined cases Of yello wtever a. Green
George Weber. IN the presence OF Drss Conk-
ling, Fisk. styles, Thayer, Coison, and Otsar-
son, held an autopsy In the case OF jacob Kali
Ter, who died at an early hour In the morning
IN a tenement house in Commercial street, and
the conclusion of all the gentlemen named was
unanimous that death resulted from yellow
fever. On Sunday last Drs. Fisk and Styles,
OF the Beard Of Health, held post mortem ex.
animation on the body of Lewis Smith, who
died s. his residence In Union avenue on the
previous day. and the evidences OF yellow fe.
yer were pror ounced unmistakea Bile by those
gentlemen, the stomach having been found
filled with black vomit. youth named
Thomas Harvey, residing in Dupont street.
Three others are now convalsscent All the
victims were formerly employed in the glass
factory of N. S. & o. @. Bailey, Commercial
street, where they became inoculated with the
from an Italian bark which hauled along side
the place. The factory will be disinfected, and
the spread OF the epidemic will be restrained
by the Board OF Health An unnecessary
prevails in Greenpoin'. York Sun, 2sth.
FROM MExICo-Advices from the City OF
instant have been received The body Of the
ex-Emperor Macmillan had been brought
from Queretaro TO the City Of Mexico. The
report at Vera Cruz that the condition on
which the body OF Macmillan would be de
Hvered to Admiral Tegethoff was the return OF
the articles stolen and carried of to Miramar
is false. Mr.. Oterbourg, the late American
Minister, had obtained his passports for home
with his family and Mr.. Blake. The archives
of the legation are left in charge OF Consul
Crpps. Marquee is reported to have been seen
going to Tamaulipas with mule load o,
money. The Oonvocatoria is appointed to
meet on the god instant. Property in Sonora K
the amount of over 100000 had been confis
Gated. A specie conducta had left Queretaro
~ 49,
ing Monterey on the oath ultimo. The dill
gence from the capital had been robbed
Eustagnio Barron, the celebrated Englist
banker of the City OF Mexico, died Tacu bars
on the 9Th. General Juan Alverez died IL
Providence August 81. General Jiminez has
been appointed his successor. The waters haC
overfiowed q portion Of the town Of Acambaro
causing some deaths and much damage Il
property. ...
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LIZ CITY EXPRESS
Calls for and Dii--rn 20 any address,
BAGGAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE
MOVES FURNITURE, &C., &c.
Principal Ofhce, 374 Pa. Av., cor 9th st, Wash'n
branch omce-Pa. ay., cor. 18th St
New York av. and 18th St
And at the Office Of Adams Express COMPANY,
Georgetown. sea8 Inn.
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tRepublican GChroni
lie NEW IRON CLAD,

US
The und rsgned feels proud in announcing to the
ladies and gente men Of Washington City, that,
after eight months hard labor, he has finished his
the LIST instant, from O'Clock a. m. until 5 . m
Tor inspection. The house will be opened for bust
improper persons need CALL there will be detec-
t1ves u the door and they will not be admitted.
T. M HARVEY,
1t Formerly the old Commander Of Fort Defiance
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Government securities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, 1s67.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv.
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: A c A & D

WASHINGTON, September 7, 1857.
, would respectfully inform my CUSTOMERS and
the public generally, that have removed from my
No; 349 Pennsylvania avenue, oppoeite Metre.
R0ltan hotel; and while thanking them for their
business. 'A' -" SA"~0 VI
Sc 9eo2w WIN RRyAN
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I H. RiBN1TZKY. ...... ....
y. MERCHANT TAILOR,
gag Penn. ave-, between 18th and 18th sts

L
y. MERCHANT TAILOR, .
242 Penn. ave-, between 18th and 18th stsr
Feeling gratifed that can once more deal with
my ustomers n my individual capacity, l a
respectfully announce to them and the pub
lie generally that having Just returned from ~
New York with a fine assortment Of French -ASA
and English Cloths and Cassimeres | am now
prepared to furnish the latest style OF Gentlemen
dress, both n cut and material at the shortest no
tce, and on most reasonable terms. A fine stock
of Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods always on hand
sc 30-lm j. H RIBNITZKY
ORPHANS COURT. September Is, Is67-Drs-
" TRICT OF COLUMBIA, w AsHINGToN County To-
tcit I'm the case of Charles Rousseau administra-
ter of Eva Rupert, deceased, the administrator
Aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Orphans
Court of Washington county aforesaid, appointed
Tuesday, October 22d, 1857, for the final settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate of said
deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as
the same have been collected and trrned
into money; when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased notified to attend with
their claims properly vouched. or they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said
deceaseds estate Proridsd, copy of this order be
published once a week for three weeks in the Eve
ming Star previous TO the said day.
Test-JAMES R. O'BEIRNE
g AL rofy
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~CO-OPERATIyE BUILDING AsSOCI
US ATOM
EVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD,

>, You can get the amount Of casa you may desire,
ing rent the Association becomes their landlord.
and VIII give you the property after 9 certain
time. To those seeking investment for money IL
will pay from Is to Is per cent. profit
To those who desire to build, you can have no
The number Of shares are limited.
GHAS. B. CHURCH, President
IT, b. IHOMPSQN. Secretary. se2S.2t
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MI ORTISTS{s MACHfNES.I HI IT % 7Sa1
~. ~ PORTABLE AND STATIONARY!
FOR SAFE by L. @. ChMPBELL,
Sc XIV 35l Pennsylyania avenue.
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M MEDICAL AsSOCIATION-The semi an
TlON OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA viii
be nelo in the Lecture Room of the Medical De-
paIttmnent OF Georgetown College, on TUESDAY,
Sc Z-3t J.W. II. LOyEJOY, Secretary.
0@THE MEMBERs OF PIONEER LODGE.
w "; Q. P. j.. are hereby notified that the
al m, at temperance Hall, on E street, between
9th and 10th streets Business of Importance
requires the attendance Of each member
sc N-3tf BY order Of THE PRESIDENT.
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WILLCOx L .GIBRS'
w SEWING MACHINE

Its seam is stronger and less liable to rim ;nsa
OF wear snan sne LGck, Stitch 49, J.dsss Rsposf
Send for the Report, ;. and samples of Work eon
tanning both kinds OF stitches, on the same piece Of
COZ, asss,.g "A. SHERMAN, Agent
se9-lm~ Wasbin@taa,' H n ~,
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LOB RENT-A FRAME HOUSE, with back
building, on 18th street, next to the corner Of
Rhode Island avenue, containing rooms In.
quire Of A. HEITMULLER, Vermont avenue, be-
tween and streets. - iy q
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DR.; u. ALCAN, recently in charge of Electricity
and Medicated vapor Baths at the various d. q.
General Hospitals, office southwest corner Of nth
Eruptions Of the Skin, Colds Goat, DEBILITY Xffec
non q PARALYSIS, Absorption Of Mercury and re.
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"a Tyrsus De Village; IS cents. souiiS :sIe Port
s ds Srssei; IS cents soqlie HUT yours Cha
; Heres; 9 cents. Iamartine: Les Con6dences, Is
fenss;s conan a deTniers Soeur GEise cents
gents; Sandeau Secs ct Parchemins; IS cents
Sand Teyerisu; - cents. - = a.f.eEi
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ZOE RENT-The large and fne House, corner
Il 18th and streets, No. 50, Is rooms, gas and
month. Possession given LIST October. Apply on
the premises, or at GAG Pa. avenue, between 18th
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-12-25
DIR. w. d. Jennings.

The numerous friends of tbis gentleman in old
Carolina, will be gird to learn that he is rapidly
getting to be properly appreciated in his new
home ut Galveston, Texas. We understand that
he has been rendered Professorship in tho Gal
weston Medical College, and that he has already
acquired, among the strangers with whom he has
cast his lot, something of tho skill an Physician
and the character Us q man, that he enjoyed in
the land of his birth.
We congratulate the Island City" and the
Medical College in particular, upon thsir ae-
QUESTION of the Doctor, although Mt our expense.
As he was twice member Of our Legislature, to
which he was elected by very complimentary
vote in the largo District of Edgcfeld, and as he
has IN extensive acquaintance, both in Carolina
and Georgia, we doubt not his presence in the
Msdical College must add to tho number OF its
students. Moreover We predict that his varied
attainmonts, genial manners, high social qualities
and profound knowledge Of men, as we'll as OF
Medicine, will contribute largely toward elevatng
and extending the reputation of the Institution
if no should thoroughly identify himself with Its
fortunes.
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THE CONVENTION AND Mr.. CHAsE-CAUcUs
MEETING LAST NICHr.-At caucus Of the
Republican members of the Constitutional
Convention, held last night at the City Hall,
the following resolution was adopted with but
one dissenting voice, there being about eighty
delegates present:
g Resozred, That we the Republican mem
!icrs, of the Georgia Constitutional Convcn-
tinn. and citizens Of the State Of Georgia, do
hereby express our high admiration for the
eminent craftsmanship of Chief Justice Sal
mon p. Chase, and express our most implicit
confidence in his fidelity to all the principles
of equal justice embodied in the platform and
adorning the triumphant history of the Re-
publican party and we furthermore take this
method of declaring to the world our hope
that the American people will, at the coming
Presidential election, transfer Mr.. Chase from
the head OF the Juiicial to the head of the
Executive Department Of our Government,
with assurances, however, that we will cheer
fully support the nominee of the party whom
soever he may be."-Atlanta Opinion, Dec.
18th
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Virginia Radical Negro Convention.

RICHMOND, December 10, p. m.-The Con-
versely to declaring vcid debts contracted
since 1860 for the purchase Of slaves, on the
ground that the Convention las no power to
i'm pair the obligations of debts, which must
be'dec;ded by civil Courts. The report was
tabled.
The following resolutions of inquiry were
adopted: Of establishing houses of correc-
ton in cities OF over Ten thousand inhabitants;
of establishing primary schools in districts
where fifty children can attend, and gram
mar schools where 200 can attend Of cloth
lug the Governor with power to remove
political disabilities when he pardons Grim
inal Of requiring all voting to be done by
ballot.
A resolution requesting General Scho-
field to abolish distinctions ou account OF
color in public conveYaaces, and petition
asking the same thing Of the Convention,
were referred.
A resolution to require the Legislature TO
impose capitation tax of two dollars on all
over sixteen years for educational purposes,
Was tabled.
A resolution that the Convention have no
ground for apprehension that the liabili-
ties of the State will not be met, was re-
ferred.
After some debate relative to drawing
pay up to the recess, the Convention ad-
journed.
A committee of three members Of the Con-
vcution, appointed BY the Republican Caucus,
proceeded to Washington to-day to see
about Reconstructon, including The matter
of the Convention forming q new State gov
ernment.
A resolution to give the poor who have
been discharged on account OF voting the per
diem of members during the recess was laid
on the table.
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Effects of Radicalism in Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Deaember lS.

Accounts from the farming districts report
a great destruction of stock. The freedmen
prowl around the country and kill cattle, &C.,
and live by system of general pilage. In
some sections the cotton fields are still white.
Labor is still sought, but cannot be proc ared.
Many freedmen were dismissed because their
terms of service had expired; others because
they would not work, and from various cause'.
The country is filled with thieving vagabonds.
But few freedmen have made contracts as Ia.
borrrs for the ensuing year, though many
are anxious to do so. Preparations for farm
ing next year are very circumscribed in con.
sequence of the Objectionable features in the
new Constitution. In some sections the far
mers require the freedmen to sign an agree
ment to vote against the ratification OF the
Constitution. on he ground that it is ruin
Gus to the planters. A great majority of the
farmers are hiring fewer laborers than they
ever did before.
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MARRIED, by H. T. Wright Esq, on Sunday,
the 18th inst TURNER BLAND and MARY WAL
KER-both colored.
Now this same Turner Bland is about the only
freedman we know of who has done woll during
the year now closing upon us. We do not mean
as regards the Eve who is to bless his earthly
paradise, but o, regards money aud worldly goods.
Turner has at present much valuable cattlc and
has made corn and fodder and peas and potatoes
and bacon &C.. &C., "to do him" And has gone
and becn deccntly married according to law. And
he is not member of loyal league or any such
abomiuation, and has nothing to do with politics
Hence his prosperity. And hence wo publish his
marriage.
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For Christmas.

We eubjoin few seasonable recipes for the
benefit of our lady readers, who may wish to
prepare some good things" for the Christmas
holidays:
A Rich CHRISTMAS PUDDIsG.-0ne pound Of
raisins stoned, one pound of currants, half
pound of beef suet, quarter ct pound ot sugar,
two spoonsfu -four, three eggs, cup Of sweet,
moats, and wine-glass of brandy. Mix well
and boil in mould eigh: hours.
Coon CnR1srxAs PuDDIrG.-0ne pound oi
-four, two pounds of suet, one pound of currants,
one pound of plums, eight eggs, two ounce; OF
cundied peel almonds and mixed spics, accord
ing to taste. Boil gently seven hours.
M1scs PIEs.-Take pound Of beef, FREQ from
skin and strings, and chop it very fine; then two
pounds of suet, which likewise pick and chop
then add threo pounds of curranh nicely cleaned
aud perfectly dry, one pound and half OF apples,
the peel and juice Of lemon, half pint OF sweet
wins, half nutmeg and few cloves and mace,
with pimento in fine powder; have citron, orange
and lemon peel ready, anu put como IN eacn VI
the pies when made.
Mrscg MEAr.-Si1 pounds of currants. three
rounds of raisins stoned, three pounds OF applot
chopped fno, four pounds of suct, two pounds OF
sugar two pounds Of beef, the peel and juice OF
two lcmonsa pint Of sweet wine, quarter OF
pint Of brandy, half an ounce mi spice. Press
the whole into n non wh- ..ell mixed.
ON ENGLISH PLUM ruDDIsG.-To make what
is termed pound pudding, take of raisins we'll
stoned, currunts thoroughly washed, one pound
each; chop pound Of suet very fine and mix
with them; add quarter Of pounds bread
finely crumbled, three ounces of sugar, one ounce
and a half Of grated lemon peel, blade Of mace.
ha,f small nutmeg, huif dozen eggs well beaten
work it we'll together, put into cloth, tie II
frmly-allowing room to swell-and boil not iess
than five hours. 1t should not be suffered to stop
boiling.
JEpp DAVIS CAKn-HAlf a pound fresh but
ter beat very light, pound Of loaf sugar, pound
of flour, half pint thick cream, half a nutmeg,
lemon and FIVE eggs, beat separately very light,
bake carefully half an hour.
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Highly desirable Educational Facili'

We take pleasure in calling the attention Of
our people to tho advertisement of the Grscnrilie
Female College. And st tho samo time we ac-
knowledge tho receipt of a catalogue of the
teachers nad students of this popular Institution
of learning One of its highest and most efficient
professors is Mr.. JAMES 0. TERRELL, SO well
known and admired among US as teacher and a
gentleman. The moral and social aspects of
.G.eenvills are in the highest degree worthy Of
commendation; and if our people have daughters
to educate, no place cahsdfer stronger inducs-
rncnts than Greenville, and no institution can
offer moro thorough mental and moral training
than the Grcenyillo Female College.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-12-25

SOMETHING ExTRAoRDINARY.-Mr Nicker-
son, of the Planters Hotel, spares no pains
or expense to procure rarities for his unri-
vailed table He has made the Planters the
very best hotel ever known in Augusta, aud,
in spite Of the hard times, it abates not one
ivt Of its super eminent cuisine. When we
state that we dined with friend Nickerson
Yesterday aud Lad shad for the second course,
that which might otherwise seem hyperbole Of
praise becomes only moderate eulogy. Just
think of it, you Oldest inhabitants. shad on
the tentL Of December! We can safely say
that this piscatorial triumph was never before
witnessed in Augusta. Long lie to Nicker-
son and his Incompatible housc-may their
shad (oh y nevergrow less !-Constitutionalist.