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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-16

MASSACHUSETTS, BANKs-The annual report
OF the Bank Commits soncrs of Massachusetts for
the year ending December 81, 1871, published by
order of the Senate, shows that there arc now III
operation in that State hundred and eleven
banks twenty-five of whichare in the city Of Bos-
ton, with capital Of ST. ,Glo,o0o; and eighty
six cut of Boston, viii, capital OF Sl5,33O, QUO,
making the present bank capital Of the Common
wealth $50 ,940,0 600. The sum paid into the lrea-
sury for taxes upon bank capital has amounted du-
ring the year 10 1886 ,035. The Commissioners state
lhatthe hanks liz that Commonwealth, in operation,
are now generally ina sound and heallhycondition,
furnishing 10 the community sound and uniform
currency rcdcemablc at all times in gold and sill
vcr Within the las, three years, decided inn
provemcnt has been made in the character! OF then,
loans. The amount OF specie in the banks was
larger in September last thanit had been, at the
time of the annual returns, for the last thirteen
years; amounting to s3,l11 ,637 Aggregate
amount Of the notes of the banks IN circulation.
s9,509, H.
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sIa FOR SALE.-A very desirable little
= Fltlnot about q acres. situated ?! miles rom 10.
66g1ii. ON the turnpike iackensack, with good frame
io,,s and store and in GOOD location for the business ii de
ire under good fence, beautifully watered, with springs
and well, ard situation very peasaawi be sold bargain
n applied Tor soon Particulars the Land Office OF
Isl lw BjTLER 4 BENSON, No. / Ann
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No. ; I1Ilc!l NIIt'y, OF %
10 I'm SAMUEL FILLING. on the premises

pREsENTS PRESENTS 1.-The
Most suitable and acceptable" Pro-rnr for Youth IS
NIrv 5lusai. Tor l2ii neatly bound IN cloth, containing
100 taarr:ng several OF which beautifully coored y
a OF Muse and G8G pages OF reading matter 10y the real
Peter par-y.Z Free 81.
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C The abstract of the returns made by the
several Institutions Tor Savings in Massachusetts,
showing their condition on the las, Saturday of
October, 1911, shows total amount OF deposits
il these institutions (thirty in number) OF Slid
ISL The numher OF dcpositors is ii Az The
aggregate annual expenses 81! these institutions
lave been :l9o4S and The aggregate amount Of
dividends for the las, year. S246, S6S.
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IN .ANTED immediately-An intelligent
WANTED TO REM. from the LIST OF

w May for The OF 4 small genieei :anliy,
The lower part with ahIbei-roor OF snug, modern
built House, we'll situated the lower part ol the CITY,
Rent moderate, anG PAID IN advance r>r'' References
given and required. Address Box 10 Park Pc>t-ohcr
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THE TRIBUNE

A TR,:slATIo* OF JAcogs'sz GREek READER For the
Of Schools, Academies Cole@' ,'e fTIva'e Learn
crs. BIZ PATRICK 8 CAsSEE!H r.. Dean, : :, m
street.
Notwithstanding the elaborate defence offered in
The Preface. we are inclined .i'peiicve lla the Au-
=1lsr could in no way haze it;!ictcd deeper iniu-
rynpon the Of SQUAD classical education
than BY the publication % i.lis work Tho tram
lation has evidently bec, ..ladc with great ability
aud isinstratcd By very valuable quotations from
writers in various languages. Bu wc deem tll5.
use of TRANSACTIONS case utterly s;ibycr-iye o,
the chief purposes nl.a classical educl:on. ltdr-
=s,roys the most essential hubit Of s.ii-relinncc
completely subvcrts thai high and thorough MGR
tai discipline which these studies, rropcris direct
ed are 50 well calculated to afford, aud INSTITUTES
a#supcrdcia concetcd, pro;csS snnfterng. for
that complete and intimate knowledge which in
;is department is alone oi service. tsirnv be-
.ieyng ihnt tic Srcat cause Of Education, alrea,!l
exposed 10 dangers nnumcrablc a1l hard 10 b,
encountered will ony#suicr aidiloilll INJURY
from this new enterprise, we trust the work viii
not be adopted BY any teachers who appreciate
the responsibilities tnler which they act We
have seen the cXpcrimaatrcp repeatedly tra,l, and il
ha,unfornly resulted deep, permanent injury
10 the pupil, and lhoroa2 disgrace 10 'aa teacher
AyIsrRoDUcrIoH LEGsL SCIENCE, &c. TO winch
added Concise Dictionary Law Terms and Phrases:
By SIt.Ns JoNEs, Counselor Law. q vol. PIP. 1909
John S.Noorhees. corner Nassau and Cedar ,,r"r>
This Is an abstract OF the principles and pro-
vision, Of Civil Law, for III use not of the Law
yer but Of the Citizen, al ronsidcrit very well
executed There is notlii;e d or technical in its
N
The chapters on the Law "f Property, Landlord
and Tenant, Descent, Negotiable Paper, Marriage,
: and Corporations, convey trails with which all
should be familiar The Dictionary Of Law Terms
must also bc.usctnl and acccru!,.
" WALprF's CIRcrLAr1S0 LIBRARY com
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H7O DRY GOODS Jobbers and Retail

z ers-ANSrICE. Sta0ner, corner Cedar ana Mas,
s..trsis imported! extensive and vel! selected
assortment OF Gunred Tickets Tor Dr. Goods, suitable Tor
manufacturers and vendors On hard good assortment OF
Cloth Tag. Fl. ANSTICE. Stationer,
-; corner Cedar and Nas-au> streets
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1ITTATION- NANTFD--A middle

aged man i DESTROYS ri employment sufficient 10 sup
port his family. He i. merber OF the Washington Fem
nrranc Society and is rallhv. ca+-rha ADD
bushes, being dull he is wiln. 10 make himself useful rs
porter runner. any caracir 10 GAIN ms Object ~
an honest way. Terms compensation moderate he
advertiser American
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NNE -CENl1 RLWARD.-Ran away

about the 1911, OF Japuarv las'. Marcus G. Morris az
niened apprentice to chalrpajnng ana gliding bu>l,
ness All persons are forbid arboring or enipoyng S5i
hov rIiS,r c. BALDWIN.
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& can5e la. by Ladies and Gentlemen in dcllehtiu
house, stone, thrown from Broadway App; 1T ~ aer
cor.,roe mar ,h. rorp,.- nj Prince n30 #
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%a FOR SALE-House and Lot No. "
Delancv.s.-Lo; . By 81. Inquire al iis Bower
Possession i. April IL ~
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a TR.HslATIo:s OF JAcogs's@ GREeE HEADER For the
ers. By PArKlck $. CAssEEif.a'' r. Dean, : IN
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REAL ESTATE.

SsSA DRUG STORE FOR SALE with
Fixtures, Sc. Preseason glyea Immediately NJ
pjs-a - Chrstes. tl9i'
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TOHN WARWICK, Sweep Smelter and
~ Rctiner in general. No Il John street. New-i orR-
Purchaser Of jewelers. and Silversnlfs PoshIRss, Pu
.cings Lcueils Parting Bars Coarse Silver Bars Lace
Gil, and Plated Metals, Bookbinders Rags, &c aui5
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Sherif,s Sales.


RYyirtue of sundty4 4execptions 10 mo directed
- will be- sold before the Court House door in
camden On tljesftst ss6day and Tuesday in August
next, the faI6g g,prtpsrty, viz:
Que huudred and fifty acres Of Land, more OF less,
bounded by lands of Bryant King l. Thompson and
T. p Ballard, sae Bay Horse, levied upon and to be
sold as the property OF Solomon r. THOMPSON at the
snt of John NJ Nio!on and Others.
!. One black mare bride and saddle; one ,Bafouche
and harness; one Negro man named Philip, levied
uJ ON and TO be sold as the property OF George a..
McIhtosb, at the suit OF S. B. Emmons and
others. vs. George @ Mcintosh. ~
SO Acres OF. land more or less, lying on Gum.
Swamp, bounded by lands of Cunnipgiarn's Es-
tate levied upon and to be sold, as the PraPetsy Of
Samuel W. Love, at the suit of James Coanor,
VS.. Sam.slW Love.
One tact OF Land, on little L Lynches Creek, bound
I'd by Iauls of T. P. Ballard, Gen. Cahtey and Will
liam T olhit. On the premises are good Dwelling
House, with all necessary outbuiliiDgs, IGi?
House and Screw, Grist and Saw Mil, all in good
order, levied upon and to be sold as the properly of
John Williams, at the suit Of A. G. Croswcll, Jesse
DeBruh!, G. & F. .Matheson and others. To lie
Id on account and al The risk Of the former pur-
chaser.
Six Negroes, Matilda and her fve children, York,
Gracy, Nabob, Warren and Aggy, levied upon and
10 be sold as the property of Samuel S. Taylor, at
The suit Of II. Levy and others.
July, 6.
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July 6.
List of Letters

Remaining in tho Post Office at Camdensah the
first day of July ls42. &
- -A-Mrs. Mary Arledge.
B-Kindred Bennett, E: II. Brittot, James w.
Belvin, James Boykin, Henry Brace, Vincent Bell,
B. Batemar, James Bailey, L.,W. R. Blais. Mrs.
Charlotte Blair, Lewis Ballard, Mrs: M. j. Ballard,
C& D-Dr i. ]. Crumpton, Mrs, L. J: Cump.
ton, Joseph Cloud; Jifnes S. Dunlap. ~.
G G& H.-Dr. F*E. Gordon, Willie P. Gordon,
Lcrnuel A. Gier.' Nathaniel Huff
J. & K-Mrs Jane Jennings, samuel Kirkland.
M--Honry MaFsks5a chafIaa Mclean, Anguish
McCaskill, James Miller Samuel Martin, Samuel !
Meek. JOHN McGill.
N&P-Jd Nelson, JamesAl Nelson, {. =.
Patterson, Jcpfhah Pickett, Mrs. r Parker.
r g. s--John Ricks,. VIM Ralsysjr. VIM. James
Reynolds, Amos Rose Miss Sarah Ratclia;, Rarick
Shaw.
TT g. w. .-JamcsM. Taylor, Hardy Thorn Gylas
Turner, James Turner, VIM Thompson, Hiram
Wheat, John II. Williams John sWiliNshs: =;
FP. THORNTON, P. NJ /
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Ordinary,s Sale.

"ILL be sold, on Monday the 1st day of An.
w gust next, at Kershaw Court House, be-
tween the hours Of l2 and o'clock; eight hundred
acres of land, more or less, bounedS fy lands of
L. P. Thompson, N. and NE. by W. F. Horton
and Bryant King, and E. by Nathaniel Jones; to
he sold as the property of Lodowick Thompson,
Senr. deceased. The land is all the propertytthat
could he found of the deceased. -
2 The conditions of the sale will be one-third cash.
and the balance on credit, Until the first day of
January next; the purchaser TO give bond with two
good securities and mortgage of thespropcrty.
J. w. BASKlN, o: K. D. :
Ordnarys Office, June 8, IS42.
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4 Another New Work..
THE UNITED IRISHMEN:
TheirsLipcs and Times.

= BY DR.. MADDEN.
HIS will boo of the best and most interesting
orks published this season. it is thrilling his.
tory of struggle for lbcrty-the called IRISH
REaEILfoN. The price Of this valuable work is an
nouhced in London, at 81 shilliogs Sterlng--wilI
be issued from the New World Office oustGe goth
Inst. AppIy early, as but few copies will be re-
ceivcd. Price, 81 l.2 cents. "Morley Ernstein,'
sThe Lottery. of Life" and "Summer and Winter in
thesPyrenees" daily expected. ?.
sJ When four or moro copies of the above.works,
are taken, they will be sold at Is cents each,
WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON,
Agent for theNcw World.
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The matter Of William H. HolLeyman, a Bank
rupt.
PURSUANT to an Order Of the District Court Of
the United States, for the District of South
Carolina, Notice 10 I'erALg S:.rn, that .a''~s he
shcwn before the said Court at tho Federal Court
House in Charleston, OH the twenty fourth day of
September next at eleven O'clock, A. M. why the
said William Ii. Holloyman should not receive his
discharge and certificate as Bankrupt.
Charleston, 9th Jure, 1912.
July G-l2t. H. GRAY, Clerk.
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THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COBRT,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NHpJTpTCV
July, 13.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

WHEREAS, Herman Hollcyman, Jr., late Of the
w firm of HoIlcyman & Gass, merchants of
Camden, S. c., hath filed Petition praying that hc
may be declared a Bankrupt pursuant to the Act Of
Congress of tho United States, made, and now in
force, concerning Bankrupts, and that he may have
the benefit Of the said Act; this is to give notice
of the said Petition, and that a hearing thereof will
bc had before the Honorable ROBERT B. GIL
CHRIST, Judge of the said Court at Court to
bc holden at tho Federal Court House, in Charleston
on Monday uhe first day Of August next, at eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ. at which place and time all persons
interested may appear and shcw cause, if any they
have why the prayer of the said Petitioner should
not be granted.
Charleston, July 7tb, 1912.
II: Y. GRAY, Clerk.
July l3, 1872.
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New and Cheap Literature:
July 6. 1912.

A LIMITED supply of the following works ex-
IA pectcd next week, from the Office of tkeN New
World ~
y MORLEY ERsrEN, or Tho Tenants of the Heart,
by G.P R. James, Esq. Published in 3 volumes.
Price 371 cents. 2.,s
SUMNER AND WINTER IN THE PyREsSEEs, delight
ful work, by Mrs. Ellis syauthor of 'The Daughters
of England" &c. 25 cents. 60
The LOTTERY OF LIFE. BY the Countess of Bles-
sngton. The London price is 81 so. 81 1-2 cts.
pThose wishing copies of the above works will
please apply early, as but limited supply is expected.
*. w. B. JoHNsToN;s
JulyM Agent orthc New World.
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Take Notice.
Stateeof South Carolina,

KERSHAW -DlSTRICT.FS
g AMUEL A. B. SHANNON, who is in the
- custody of the Sheriff of the said District by
virtue of Writ ofsCapias nd Satistaeitndum al
the suit of James F. Gamble Indorscc, having pcti.
t,ioned the Honorable the Associate Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas that he may be admitted
to the benefit of the acts of tho General Assembly
for tho relief of insovcnt debtors.
II isOrdered that the said James F. Gamble In.
dorsee, and all other suing creditors 10 whom
the saids< petitioner is nany wise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned, and have notice
to appear before the said Judges at the said Court to
be holden at the Court House in Camden, for Ker-
shaw District on the fourth Monday October next
being the 24th day of said month, to show cause,
if any they can, why the said petitioner should not
have the prayer ofbis petition granted.
BENZ. GASS, C.o.P.
Office ofCommon Pleas,
Kershaw District, Marchl4, 1S42. :
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Ne,o Coton-Col. Sterling Quarles laid on
our table. thismorning, a full grown boil of cot
ton, which opened on the 4th inst, on his plan
tation in this district. He informs us that he
has several moresbolls opened in his cotton field,
all this years planting.
Three cheers for old Edgefeld, and success
to the improvement in agriculture for the last
few years.
Cotton blooms on the 4th Of july, used 10 'eas
great variety.
A friend in Laureas District, informs us that
he had new cotton opened on the Both ult. ge
Hamburg Journal, 7h inst.
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In InaEquity--Merslsaac E2istrics.

John Cantey, Ex'r. H. Cantey, U.s. J. J. Blair,
Supplemental bill for relief and Injunction.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that John J..
i Blairis absent from, and beyond the limits of
this State. Ii is ordered that he do plead, an
swer, or demur to the above stated bill, within
three months from this date, or an order pro con-
tesso will be granted thereon, against him.
JAMES CANTEY, Jr.
Commissioners Office, June %
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Head Quarfei:s,

1AaEspoN, june %, 1872.
gasHs &C co,nmis,i,nsd nj 6fseet., IF Is following
Tgaacs are ordered i6 teacamP for five ds5
al ths faes herein sleeifsd, vjz; 5 - -.
.. TIC zSsh Brigade Or Infantry, 1t YongOes Oh &
Monday ihe 25th Of July NEXT: ~
The of infanfts place TO be SO. -: =
lcc.ed BIT fajor general Of the 5ih Division, on
Tucsds haa day of August next. {. -.
The of fnfantry. on Tuesday, tlle 9tlI J
day Of August next. &w S -
The lst Brigade Of Infantry, on Tuesday, the 23l
day of August next The Major Genssai Of fhe at
Division will desig9se the places tho lst and I'd
Brigades to eacamps and report TO the Commander
in Chief, the places so selected. ,4,.s : r =.
= The 4gths Brigade Of Infantry, at the Limestone
Springs, son Monday, the 5shaday ofFscptcu:5es
next. & a
The 5th Brigade of Infantry, near camdeni on
Monday, the 10Th day Of Superintendent.
The 7th, Brigade of Infantry, near Society Hill,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of September next. -
The Commissioned Officers Of the lst and Sth
Brgndes of Cavalry willencamp by Regiments, with
the Brgades of Infintryin whicn they aro located,
OF ny Wlui citHei 1IiSioe VI oA
their Division, as the Brigadiors moy deem most
convenient. =
The Major Generals of the lst and 5th Divisions,
and the Brgadier Generals Of the 5th, 9Th and ftEs
'Brigades of Infantry, and fhe Brigadier Generals H
the lst and 18th Btigadcs Of Cavalry, atreaaited to
extcndso much,of this order relates tothsir re-
sspective commands: er
The Quarter Master General will cause the arms
and tents to be at each encampment in due time.
The following. Aids de- Camp to the Commandtr-
Chief, are ordered 10 attend the encanpfnents,
viz:-Cols. Wigfal Dikinson, Thompson, English,
Manning. Wallace, Marshall, Singleton and Taylor.
BY order of the Commandsr-in!Chief >
]. w. CANTEY, s *
+ Ad1t. and Inspset'r Gen.
July 6. 1912. Gi3l.
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The Matter Of Benjamin Gass. a Bankrupt
DURSUANT to an Order of the District Court
Il of the United States for the District Of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
sllcwn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the tenth day of
September next, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, why
the said Benjamin Gass should not receive his Dis
charge ana Certificate, n Bankrupt
II. Y. GRAY, ClorS.
Charleston 18th day Of juno, 1912.
June, %.
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United States District Court.

DISTRICT Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The Matter Of Geo. Q. Nc Intos7, q Bankrupt
DURSUAT to an Order of the District Court of
L the United States for the District of South
Carolina. Notice is hereby given, that cause may
be shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on thcstenth day of
September next, at eleven o'clock, A. M, why
the said George @ Mcintosh should not receive his
Discharge and Certificate, ns Bankrupt
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 18th day of June, 1912.
June, 90.
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For Sale.

VlHE subscriber offers his House and Lot for
L sale or rent. On the premises are a good
Store House with Unsuitable Back Store and Sta
bles; attached is atwo story Building with nine
rooms, and is well calculated either for mercan-
tile or Boarding House. The above premises
will be disposed of on moderate terms. Some
Furniture can also be bad. y
June 20. JAMES JENKINS.
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Executors Notice.

A IL persons indebted to thc. estate Of &. Cor.
IA ncus, decd arc requested to mako payment
before the 1st of January next, and those hav.
ing demands against said estate will hand them in
according to law, -
N. A. PEAY.sERr.
July 6. $3t31.
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4 s,IsssEastnian,s straw Cuttsrss

Patent Straw CutteIs, wood frame, extra Kifves,
Eccentric, Feeders With permanent Bottoms :
Patent Sitaw Cuttsfs, wood frame, extra Knives,
& Eccentric Feedefs,. with Revolving Bottoms.
Patent Straw Cutters iron irame extra Knives, E1-
centric Feeders with Revolving Bottoms.
~ IN STOREs
Whi.aker-s improved hand Straw Cutters, with sin
q gle Knife,
f;ts Corn Shelters,
- Wheat Fans,
Ploughs Plough Points. &c. &c.
a For sale by w. D. MCDONALD &CO. 2
z: June 80. 6t30
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ssi Couragsin the Pulpit and out of u.-In the
year 1880, when the q. s. Ship Vincennes was
atancilor In the harbour of Pensacola, fight
took place on shore between some American
seamen and the Spanards. during which num-
ber ofthe. former were fatally wounded. Ar
rests were made, but the judges, jurors, and
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Notice is hereby given,

HNHAT The Commissioners of the Poor for Lam
u caster District will apply to The next Lcgis-
ature for leave to sell and dispose of the Poor Hou-
ses, and Land attached, say Sc l 2 acrcs, on Rum
Creek, in sand District, purchased by the Commits
sioners oftbe Poer,ton The 29ih of July, 1881
SAMT. B. HAMMOND, Chairmans
June B;s1842. (Pr's fee, SG
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THE TARIFF DUTIES, S.c.---The Philadelphia
North American of the 1st inst. says:
Yesterday some of the merchants seemed to
b,alittle puzzled about entering goods at the
Custom House on and af.er to-day. A circular
has been sent from the Treasury Department to
t lie Collectors of the different ports directing
them TO receive in cash 20 per cent, on the home
valuation Of the goods entered, on after the 1st Of
July. Some Of the merchants we learn, intend
to enter their goods under Protest, contending
that the late Revenue laws having ceased, goods
are therefore now admitted "dutytree."
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just Received,

RIRECT from the mandatory, an excellent
IL supply of Gentlemen's French Calf Bootees;
suitable for the season, which are offered for
sale, together with their former stock of Boots
and Shoes, as usual at very reduced prices. ..ss s
WM. ANDERSON g. co.,
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The state Of South Carolina.
KERSHAW DISTRICT.
July l3, 1912.

III Wc COH7I q COWMOh TZelS.
John Ogg, VS. James Lan--Declaration in At
tachmert
WHEREAS, the plaintiff in the above case has
w this day filed his declaration against the
said defendant, who is absent from and without
the limits of this State, and having neither wife
nor attorney within the same on whom to serve
copy of the said declaration, with rule TO
plead thereto: 1t is ordered, That the said defen-
dant do appear and plead to the said declaration
within year and day from this date, or final
and absolute judgment will be given and award
ed for the said plaintiff.
B. GASS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July I3, 1912. prs fee, SO
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Bank Agency.

Lost.
VNHE subscriber lost on the 24th ult., the Keys
L of his Trunks, consisting Of five in number
one of which is brass-all connected by string
Also, lost, on the day previous to the General
Mu7ter at Camden, an Umbrella, formerly pur-
chased of Mr.. Hayman Levy, of Camden. The
deliverer of the same to MIR. Wm Baskin, at the
Farmers Hotel, Camden, will be literally re-
warded by J. A. COLCLOUGH.
June l.
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THE LADIES CoMpANIoN.--The July number
of this elegant Monthly is before US. Its list
of Contributors combines rare and rich array
of talents Our own gifted S1MMs continues
ssthe Romance Of Carolina" in the present num-
ber. The Companion is em5ellished with two
beautiful Steel engravngs, "The Bride" and
s'a View from Ruggle's House, Newburgh," be-
sides Plate of Fashions, and two pages of Mu,
sic
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GENERAL oHpERs, No.
'S CLARENDON, July, 8 1912.
w. E. Haskill, having been appointed Pay
master General, with the rank of 1t. Colonel will
be ohcycd and respected according.
BY order Of the Commandcr-in. Chief 4.<sSsszs
J.. w CANTEY, 8:
AdJt and Inspccrr Gcnl.@
July, Is.