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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-29
:. Masters Sale.
State ofSouth Carolina
.RDGEFIELD COUNTY,

'HDGEFIELD COUNTY.
Court of Common Pleas.
w. W. Jennings. Martha Jennings
Plaintiffs, against Sarah l.. Broom, Jas
w. Jennings, ct. al, Defendants.
PARTITION.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by vir-
IN tue of the tiecretal order of the
Hon. Judge J. B. Kershaw, herein dated
November 29th, 1881, will sell at Edge
field Court House OH the first Monday in
January next QSS2) the following real es-
tate, belonging to the estate OF the late
Mrs Martha Jennings, deceased.
ALI that tract of land containing one
hundred and fifty -one acres, more or less
on Shav's Creek, adjoining H. T. Wright
Esq's. land on the south and the south
west, and Mrs. M. Padgett's land on the
north and back lots, and divided lands
of M. Lott; by Shaw's Creek on the east.
Terms of Sale-The cost and one half the
purchase money to he paid in cash, the
balance on a credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale. The
credit portion to be secured by bond OF
the purchaser and mortgage OF tie pre-
mises-or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser.
Titles and Mortgage extra.
S. s. TOMPKINS, Master f. G..
Masters Office, Dec. 'Sl.-[dec sat.
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No MORE HARD TIMES you
will step spending so much on fine
clothes, rich food and style, buy good
healthy food, cheaper and better
clothing get more real and Substan
tial things of life every way, and es,
pecially stop the foolish habit of en-
ploying expensive, quack DOCTORS or
using so much of the vile humbug
medicine that does you only harm,
and put yolir. trust in that simple,
pure remedy, Hop eBitters that cures
always at t,iAing cost, you will see
good times and have good health
Chronicle.
A party of colored people, num-
-bering about IS in all. left York
County lately for Texas. They are
making tremendous mistake.
It is said that the task of splitting
the Southern States politically has
been entrusted to Malone. He is to
select some rominent ex- Confederate
General in each commonwealth to
head Liberal movement.
The Keowee Courier says that a
COW belonging to colored man Of
Oconee County, recently gave birth
to three calves-two heifers and one
bull-color, two black and one red.
The triplets are strong, healthy look
ing calves.
Governor Hagood in his message
to the General Assembly recommends
a levy of only three and nine tenths
mills for State purposes.
The white people of this State
should be as solid as rock if the
State is to be kept safe. Action by
the Legislature on the lien law will
be torpedo that will blow us apart
and split us into thousand flag
meDts. Mastery inactivity is the
only safe method Of treating that
subject now.-Greenville Daily News,
Let US have no faltering or hesita-
tion over the election law, gentlemen
of the Assembly. Pass it imnedi
ateiv. 1t will aid in crushing Radi-
calisn-the most hideous monster
that ever afirighted and menaced a
State-and keeping its neck beneath
our feet.-Greenville Daily News.
Mr.. N. G. Littlejohn,! in Union
county, has remarkably fine calf.
At eight months of age it weighed
525 pounds.
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was refused.-Augusta Chronicle.

The BENEFITS OF THE STOCK LAW
A member Of the Methodist Conference,
stationed in the interior of County
where the Stock law Is not in force, and,
in fact, has been exempted from its opera
tions by the general law, complained to
us. that country.butter was.so .iseldom Of
fered for sale there that almost every FAM
lily depended upon buying Goshen Butter
at 80 and 30 cents Per pound. He made
glad the heart Of his wife by taking to
her a.large bucket Of as fine. country but
ter as ever tlckled the palate of an cpl.
cure; and it was mades...in this stock law
County OF Union, too, where butter is
plentiful at from ID to 20 cents pound
Good butteris more plentiful here than
ii was whenscows had to hunt their own
food; and, as rule, the beef is much;bet-
ter, while neither has increased in price
Union Times of 23rd Dec
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NOTICE.

ScHoor. COMMISSIONERS OTFICE,d
EDGEFIELD C. H., Dec 20, 1sh
TIME general examination of Bpli
: Il. cants for Teachers graded ctftifi
Gates, for Edgefeld County for th9Eea
1882, will be held at Edgefield G. OF
the following days, viz:
For white applicants, Friday, Jai hal.
C, 1882.
uary Z, 1882.
The public schools will open in gdge
field County the 9th day January, 1$S2.
d222t }. W. EDISON, S. G. Ta C.
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD COUNTY,

Tn Common Pleas.
A. P. West, Administrator, de bonis non
of the estate of Thornton Coleman, 0e-
ceased, Plaintiff, against James NJ.
Long, Defendant.
FORECLOSURE.
NOTICE is hereby given that l,v vir-
IN tue OF the decretal order of the Hon.
Judge b. c. Presley. dated June %,
1881, 1 will sell at Edgefeld c. H., on the
first Monday in January 1882. the fol
lowing described mortgaged premises,
viz:
All that tract or parcel of land situate,
living and being on Mine Creek, in the
County and State aforesaid, and contain
ing two hundred and twelve acres, bound
ed by lands Of the estate of D. l.. Rotton
on the East, West by j. M. Rushton,
North by II. IT. Wright, and South oy
Willis Holmes.
Terms of Sale.--The cost and oue-hali
the purchase money to be paid in cash,
and the balance Of the purchase money
on credit Of twelve months from date
of sale, with interest from said date, the
credit portion to be secured by bond OF
the purchaser with a mortgage OF the
premises sold. Titles and mortgage
extra.
S. s TOMPKINS, Master.
Dec. G. iSSi.-fdec 8-4t.
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WITH A .GOID MINE ON IT,

nN ACRES of land. more or less
~lOyNIlying op Blair's Road, about
miles from Greenwood and Augusta r.
R., adjoining lands Of Mrs. Martha
Holmes and others. One third of this
land under eultivation.' Gold i'll consid-
cradle quantities are indicated from spec
linens found For terms apply to
R. G. NJ. DUNOFANT,
Real Estate Agent, Edgefie!d, s. G.
Aug 18-tf
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The CONTESTS IN THE HousE.-Was

The CONTESTS IN THE HousE.-Wash
ington, December 23-A quorum of the
House Committee on elections will re-
main in the city during the holiday recess
and will take up for immediate invest;sa-
ton, the contested. cases Of Lynch VS.
Chalmers, from Mississippi, Lowe VS.
Wheeler, from Alabama, and Mackey VS.
D.bble, from the Second and Smalls vs.
Tljlman, from The Fifth District of Sout
Carolina. Mr. Galkins,- chairman of th.
committsessaid tonight that lie thought
a report on these cases could e made y
the second week in January.
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Apnremea1.

Married, at the residence OF the brides
father, in Graniteville, on the 18th De-
cemb Der, 1881, by the Rev. Thomas Wal
ker, Mr.. STATES SINS and Miss HANNAH
WALKER.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. r. Berry, on the ODD Decem-
ber, 1881, by the Rev. Thomas Walker,
Mr.. S. N. ZIMMERMAN and Miss M. f.
BERRY
Married, ut the residence of the brides
father, on the 22d December, 1851, by the
Rev. Thomas Walker, MIR. B. w TURN
ER and Miss Lilly A. CAMPBELL.
MARRIED, at the residence Of the
brides f-.her on Tuesday December goth
1881 by the Rev. n. \. Burton, Miss
FANNIE F. LANnRUM of Aiken County
and MIR. CLARENCE BcB0 of Spartanburg
So. Ca.
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State of South Carolina
-EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
r,u,.t of Cannon Pleas.

EDGEFIELU COUWII.
C3urt of Common Pleas.
Matte j.. Dorm, Executrix, Plaintiff,
against James A. Richardson and
others, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
IN tue OF the decretal order OF the Hon
Judge j. S. Cothran, dated October IA,
1881. I will sell at Edgefield c. II on the
first Monday i: January next, (l8S2.)
All the chooses in action belonging to the
estate of William B. Dorm, deceased,
turns;l over to me by John r. Abney,
Esq, Attorney for the Executrix. Terms
of sale cash.
There are over two hundred notes and
accounts due said w. B. Dorm, to be sold,
and the opportunity for investing In pa
per as good for keeping as any, is unpre--
cedented. especially ii it is the paper OF
the purchasers.
s. S. TOMPKINS, Master +. c.
December 10, lSSl.-decl5.3te.
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CHEERING RAILROAD NEws.-Cap-
tain Kirk, Engineer of the Atlantic and
French Broad Valley Railroad, passed
through Abbeville yesterday afternoon,
on his return from meeting of railroad
magnates at Asheville, NC. The Cap
tain reports the most cheering prospects
for an early completion of through line
communication 10 the sea- 1t is proposed,
if terms can be made with the South Car.
olina Railroad, to make that road q part
of the continuous line, bat in case offail-
ure to do so, they will go to Port Royal.
-Abbeville Banner
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COMMERCIAL
YESTERDAYS MARKET.
COTTON.

The following short letter from DR. J
D. Mitchell, member OF the Georgia
Legislature, isa verystrong endorsement:
IiesSrS. HutchisOn d; Bro: have used
your "Neuralgine" and find it all YOU
claim, a specific for neuralgia and head
ache. j. ID. MITcH ELL. NJ. ID.
Sold bv Or. w. T. lynch. Sept u;
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Mortgagee's Sale
State of South Carolina

EDGEF7ELD COUNTY,
pY virtue of mortgage given I w.
dc. Witt to o. M. Stone d Co., lated
the 25th day of March, 1881, l willjpro
ceed to sell at the residence of ". G..
Witt in Edgeield County, on We4nes-
day, the 4th day of January, 1885,, the
following 'nlortgaged property tol,wil:
One twenty-four inch Sweep StakesBep-
arator amounted, and one SO Saw G3llett
Dec 22,sIe ". H. QUITS, AIT.
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Your Very Last Chance.

The December or Christmas number o
the Southern Musical Journal is on ou
table. It was "the last' with which .ht
shoemaker OF Seville killed his wife, ant
with this, expires IN glory, the old serie:
Of the Journal January begins new
volume with new series, but the dollar:
worth of Premium Sheet Music, which
has hitherto been presented each sub
scriber, will not be longer given. Tine
Publishers offer one last chance to secure
this Premium, and will extend it yet tc
all who subscribe before January 10Th
1882. Remit 81 % at once, and the
Journal for 1882, with its $l2 90 worth
of Music bound in it, and 81 co worth oil
Premium Sheet Music Of your own selec-
tion, will be yours. This Christmas num-
her has three Music Gems. "He Giveth
His Beloved Sleep" "The Celebrated
Chop Waltz" and "Blue Bird Echo Pol
ka." Send your subscription 10 Lu2den
G. Bates Southern Muse Hou e, Savan-
nah. Ga.
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FAIR WARNING.

HAVlNG suffered from the depreda-
III tions Of persons hunting, fishing
and stealing on our lands, we hereby
give legal notice, and warn all persons
from hunting, fishing, stealing, or enter
ing upon or passing through our lands
or premises for any purpose whatever.
We are determined to enforce the law
against all trespassers. -
ROBERT II. BELL,
.lec22-3t O. l.. DoBsoN.
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NOTICE.

ON account Of the great delay of the
~ Press we were utterly unable to
send out an issue OF the Chronicle this
week as we had intended We will issue
regularly every Wednesday from next
week. Mr.. ]. S. Daley will continue tn
edit the paper and Mr.. Jno. 4, Duri.;oo
will still act as foreman OF The press.
w. y. QUITS. PrOprictur.
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Notice of Final Discharqe

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN dersigned will apply to the Judge
of Probate for Edgefield County, on Sat
urday, the 9TH January, 1882, for final
discharge as administrators of the estate
of John w. T.aQrone deceased.
SAM'L M. SMITH, Executor.
ADELINE z. LAGRoNE. Executr :.
December 5tb, lSSl.-[ dec S-5t.
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TO RENT.

A splendid DWELLING HOUSE, in
IN good repair, with four rooms, and
fire place in each room. Good room for
servants, conyenient cut houses. lot and
extensive vegetable garden. Plenty OF
wood near residence free. Situated in
the incorporate limits o: Edgefield vii
]age. Terms reasonable
Dec 1876 MRS. M. f. GRAY.
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BOOVS. SHOES AND HATS

TXIM MULl!ERIN & co, Of Angus
w Ia, Ga, have opened a branch store
at the old stand Of Mr.. Peter Keenan,, OPP
posite the Monument, The friends Of
this firm and the public will find Ii large
stock at this branch store and also at their
old stand 9I3 Broad Street. Mr.. Keenan,
will be pleased 20 see his friends ri the
branch store,
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Nd

That the undersigned. for twenty y| ears
Agent of the Georgia Home Insurf f,nce
Co, solicits a liberal patronage from
the people of Edgeiield, and resltect-
fully urges those in want OF iDsur tlnre
in a reliable Company to consult ihim
before soaking insurance.esewher
ID. IL. HbaIEsH sOE, Agent,
FDGEFTELD, SC.
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS

ON Tuesday, the 10Th day Of ] m lar,
W next, at IL o'clock A. NJ, the LOT
adjacent to the Depot of the Augusta an,
Knoxville Railroad At Dorns Mines
(now McCormick's in Abbeville Cbun
ty, S. c., will be sold at public outefy /
the highest bidder. A map of tho p{em
ises to be sold will be exhibited aH tn
sale. The President of the Road ha
promised special train upon that da,
from Augusta and intermediate station
to the Mines for tho accommodaliod O
persons desiring to attend the SALE.
TERMS: One-halfcash balance an
credit OF twelve months with int9res
secured by bond and mortgage.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
J. s. COTHRAN
agent for c. II. McCormi@k.
Dec 22-4t
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FINE FARM
FOR SALE OR RENT,

T offer for sale or rent my valuable
Il farm. lying mile and l;il' north.
west of Edgcfeld Village containing
three hundred and odd acres-one hun.
dred and fifty acres under cultivation
Much of the land composing this farm
lies on the waters OF Beaver Dam. For
terms and particulars apply ut ADvER
TISER office.
Dec 29-tf JOHN r.. BACON.
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Tuesday, the el2Olh inst wasthe twenty.
first anniyeEsary of the secession of South
Carolina. s5G - 2,
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1nary,States.

= IDS, without interest, the pro,
ythe sales, and where the land was
III to the United, States. then the
5 Of any subsequent sales after the
ion of proper charges. for improve
taking, &c, by y-the Govern.
Joint resolution to provide for the
mption and sale Of school farm lands
81 be State Of South Carolina
ben the United States con6scated the
tho sea Islands. of South Carroll.
SS. taxes about three Thousand
sent localities were set apart
Sns, several hundred acres in
enerally embracing the resi-
3: adjoining property OF large
These lands.are now lying idle
Bid residences have gone 10 de-
E been ravsgsd bv the negroes. They
are not now used for-school purposes. The
purport OF Mr.. Tlllman>s- resolution ];
that the original owners of thela shal.
be allowed for period of six months al.
ter the passage of the resolution to re
gain possession of the. properties by pay
ing the taxes for which confscation was
had II this not done the lands are to be
sold and the proceeds are to be applied tc
the support of free public schools in the
Parishes of St. Luke and St. Helena, in
Beaufort County.
49, Bill appropriating $4,000, to i'm
prove the navigation of Edisto River.
Mr.. Tillman will shortly introduce a
bill making,an tappropriatlon.for the i'm
provement of the Big Salkehatchie. He
secured the examination of this river as
we'll of the Edisto last year, and an ap-
preparation. would lhave.. been made by
the last Congress but that the report O.
the engineer corps, on which only can such
an appropriation be obtained. came after
the river and harbor bill had been re-
ported to the House by the committee on
commerce. The examination Of the North
Ed;sto will be urged. with..a view to its fu
ture improvement.-Monltor.
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I Thos. ]. Adams.
@TORS.
esponding Editor.
3ngreSS.
yDecember %, 1881.

ghas introduced the follow
HE House:
the relief Of owners and
lands sold for direct taxes
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Coffee drinkers shou d read the adve :
tisement in another column headed
Good C3fee.
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"a Nd

That the Georgia Home Insurance. Co.
insures Dwellings,, Barns, DC, tSa at
the lowest rates, and on the three and
five year plans on more favorable tdrms
than any other Company, Nort1 or
South, East or West.
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Mr.. WIN. A Gibson, Druggist, Corner
King and Queen Sts.: This is to certify
that my wife has been suffering for years
with Epileptic Fits to such All extent that
J could never leave her alone without
great deal of anxiety. Many times |
had tn leave lier in charge Of my store,
but not until would administer to her
a dose of your medicine, that ] would
feel safe 10 leave her. And now she is
we'll. having had no return of fits since.
And while I use the remedy consider
it balm her, and advise any one who
suffers from Nervousness or Epileptic
Fits tn use it at once and be restored to
health. GUSTAV JACOBY,
oct 27-3m. King st, Charleston, S. G.
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That the Georgia Home Insurance "a. is
commercially rated sound and s,lid.
and it's stock il quoted AT Sl.54 and Aone
on the market.
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w. A. Gibson, Esq, Druggist. Charles
ton, s. C.--Dear Sir: Since my dau9h-
ter took the first dose Of ynnr medicine
YOU sent her, she has not had one fit.
Before that. she used t0 have them every
day, at least one. and as many as two,
three, six and nine day, inrEthe past
eight years. Words cannot express our
joy and delight over the wonderful ac-
ton of Your medicine on her whole sys-
tenn. We cIeerfully recommend those
afflicted tn trv it.
Mrs. G. .If1SELDEN, Adams Run.
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BLACK FRENCH CASHMERE
FLANNELS and BLANKETS.

90 BALES IA White Blanl
900 worth 81 so, now S2 so
200 pair of l2-4 California Blanke
Twill Medicated Flannel-pr!ce, s.
FIannel-price Csc; job price, 35c.
IL. 500 pieces OF Canton Flannel,
Jeans we offered last week at 81!
Cassimers--price s.; now SOC. W.
mertics and Prints. 500 pieces OF
Prints at 4, worth &C.. 800 pieces o
So $50 pieces of Lonsdale Cambria
cents per yard.
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WHAT BANCROFT

EeoNoMY, which Se
results which finds central Of the enaobng
Others with closed voices
fenced, - :, 4sY
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31
PERSONAL.

Nine. de Villemessant, the widow Of the Ia.. :
prietor of lie Figaro, has Just died She re.,.s''
from that journal an annual income OF - loo Ooe u
Herr Rubinstein viii not wholly retire fnom a,
stage in spite of his failing sight But he will -
several months in quiet at ST. Petersburg. env,.-s
IN composition. s"ssa
When the Rev. George Power congra.ulated q,
elder Mrs. Garfield on Inauguration Day unon ~.
honors which her son had attained she ans,,,u~s
happen" VIZ
The Hon. William +. Dodge and Mrs Dodpe ,,,..
most pleasantly entertained during the Low
season. Mr. Dodge made speeches at a Nars,1.
House reception and at Exeter Hall. and bocans
the admirable occasion Of countless dinner anf
evening parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge are af presa,.
in Switzerland F'''ns
MI. Parnell, in talking with a Parliamen.orr .,
qnain'ance the other day, happened r. say ia, !.
soon as the session over he was going :, H.
land 10 do a LITTLE shooting. WHATS vo,r ,., I,
asked the facetious member: "laudlor1sfw n
gentle Joke failed 10 h,t Mr. Parnelrs sensa -
humor and there was even some talk of the i,,.-
Venton of the Speaker
The late Mr. Trelawney was man whose loav
was as robust his mind. To rho last he ryore
neither overcoat nor Undertaking. and he had
scarcely ever had an illness. lie del ~ last WITH
ont disease. simply from old age more than month
ago. ms strength failing he took to hIs bed IL
made com 0aratively little of animal food and
was throughout his life redly temperate almost
ahstemious. In youth he was remarkably hari
some. and i'm age of a striking and cOmnar lin,
presence, with deeply recessed blue eyes snail
finely curved hawk nose, expressive, slighfiss
wrthen lips. The figure of the aged Arctic voyage
In Mr.. Mhlais's picture The Northwest Passages
represents Mr.. Trelawney.
LONDON. Aug 3O.-The Munich ne,vsnancrs SAT.
that the Grand Duke Paul. Of Russia. is se.ionir
I'll with an affection of the chest.
LONDON. Aug. 30.-The Very Rev. Francis Clos.
Dean of Carlisle, has resigned that nrofrrnont -
which he was appointed by Lord Palmcrsioa IN
1856. IVA ~
OTTAWA, Aug. 30.-Sir Sidney Fedry Wqterlov
member Of Parliament and ex-Mavor Of Tonson'
will visit Ottawa in a few davs with his family and
several other distinguished visitors. " lao arrived ir
the CircaSian. The object Of SIR Sdnevs vist i "a
gain information about Canada 10y personal ob~er-
walton.
New-York tribune., 1881-08-31


AMusFaFSTs-3 Sd PaQe-6tb column
AENOUNCEMENTs-Sh Pd0e-6th column
RANKING HOUSES AND BANKERS Ih Fd1e--4ln colunh'
ROAD AND RoOMs-6M PdQe-1th column
BUsISFss CHANCEs-7th Pd0e-5tn column
EusISEss NoTICEs-4M P0qe-lst column
CoRpoRATIo NOTICEs--6h Pd0e-1th column.
DANcING ACADEMIEs-3d Pdge-5th column.
DIyIDEND NoTIcEs-7H Page-4th and 9th column.
ExCURsIoNs-3d Pd0e-6th column
TINANCIAL-7H Fid0e-4th column.
FURNITURE-7h PGqe-6th column.
HELP WANTED-7M Pdge-6th column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ACTIN Pdge-Gth column.
ICE CREAN-3d Paqe-6th column
INsTRUCTIoN-6m Page-1s I'd, 3D. 4th and 5th columns
LAW SCHoOIS-3d PdQc-0th column
MAGNETIC CLoTHING-3d Page-5th column
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS-5h PdQe-6th column.
MINING--6M Pare 3D. and 4th columns
MIsCELrANEoUs-6 6M Pdge-4th column; 6h Pdge-Gtl
column.
NEW PUBLICATIoNs-Gh PdGe-1st and I'd colImns.
OCEAN STEAMERs-2d Pdse-4th and 9th column
REAL EsTATE-7M Pago-6th column.
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALEs-7h Pdge-5th column
FEMALES-7M Pdqe-6th column.
SPECIAL NOIICES--5h PdOe-6th column.
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS.&C. Pa9e-5th and 6tl
columns.
SUMNER REsoRTs-6h Page-2d column.
TEACHERs-3d Pdqe-5th column.
THE TURF-3d PdJe-6th column