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From Havana.

We received yesterday file of the Gaceta de Ia
Habana TO the LIST inst. There is no news of any
importance.
There was grand celebration in Havana on the
9th ult, on the occasion of laying the first of the
bridge of the Condo Alcoy,'' which is to be con-
structed over the river Luzano. The celebration
is described having been very splendid. The
river empties into the bay near Havana, and de-
rives its name from its frequent freshets. When
low it is fordable on foot; but even in ordinary
floods the water rises II or II feet, and the stream
is then impossible. In the hurricane of 1876 the
water rose % feet above the ordinary level.
The health of Havana continues good. There
We're 81 deaths for the week ending the 9th ult.
A singular accident happened to Mr.. Bochsa on
the occasion of Madame Bishops last concert. Just
before THE last scene of Lucia de Lammermoor,
Mr.. B. by some inadvertence put his head little
too near the lights of the orchestra. The conse-
quence was that his hair took fire but for some
seconds he did not know that bis head was in a
blaze until he was reminded oft by friend. The
fire was soon extinguished, and Mr.. Bochsa re-
ceived no injury.
The weather in different parts of the island has
been variable. At Bagamo there had been long
drought, and the scarcity of wafer was much felt.
Corn was very scarce, and selling at S. per Dbl.
The temperature was very elevated
In Puerto Principe the rains We're incessant and
copous, rendering the streets almost impossible.
o. We are indebted to Capt. Smith, Of the brig
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EFWe understand that Francis Lieber, L. L. d.
Professor in the State College at Columbia, Is. C.
has been appointed one of the lecturers of the
Smithsonian Institute, at the next Congressional
SEASON
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- MEETING OF HtNGARIANs.-A meeting of the
hungarian residents of New York was held a few
Gays ago to express their sympathy with their
countrymen il. the struggle with Austria. 1t was
resolved to send Gag to the Hungarian nation
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MISSIONARIES ARRIvED--Rev. H. G. vanLen.
nep, missionary from Smyrna, and Rev. H. G. O.
Dwight and family. from Cohstantnople, arrived
at New York on the 2Sth ult, in the bark Ionir,
from Smyrna.
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXoHANGE PLACE,

a. .ne above Establishment may always be found
BUCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Consisting OF NOVELS. HIsroRy, B,oeRApHy. snrm
'Au; GoAMkScAL. GEOGRAPHICAL and Mrprc..Woxrs
Tossthsr vh Uompiefe Assortment of stsdonsry,
~ " INC pilncpa Daily and Weekly NT.wsPAPERs
o. and MAGAZINES. .
woany order. for any article the supplied and FORWARDED
srssr.a BOOKS mailed Prompt attention paid 20 an, vol
y NAA' Tofesn books imported to order
LarGy Depot adjoining the Post oe.. NJ. orl.sa L.
puhl;,h. nave made With the principal
,s,t - .u.a w uncn, Tor supply As WORM ~
" mhl3 sm3lp Ign
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NAvAL.-The United States frigate st. Law
renee was at Lisbon, April Goth. -. The U. s.
sloop.of-war vandalia, was heightened Ii feet'
previous to launching at Norfolk
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Honor DECLINED.-Among the profuslon OF
crosses of the Legion of Honor, lately distributed
by President Napoleon, was one given to NJ. Rich
ard the Mayor of the 9th ACCOMPLISHMENT of Paris.
The Mayor has published a letter declining to re-
II
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PATERNAL MONUMENT TO LORD GEORGE BEN.
TINcK-A monument is to be raised to the memory
OF Lord George Bentinck. at the expense of the
Duke OF Portland, his father, on the SPOT where his
son fell lifeess
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THE CREvAssE-Our latest news from the Crevesss i y.
the effect that the work proceeding rather slowly I'm,
seemed 10 be Messrs. Dunbar and Surgi are v
sangune OF greatly reducing the volume of water
though they should not succeed in closing the BREACH Even
this ould be great relief the city though would nm
doubtedly require time for the water to flow off,
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o. Among the list of interments for last week,
two cases of cholera are mentioned. One died of
that disease in New Orleans, and the otfsr came
bile is singularly healthy, and not the slightest
c!ty.-Moblle Herald,
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olympic THEATRE.-Thee entertainments at the Olympic
to-nsm VII be Pryce Knchea " and Monsieur Tonson
I1me Asa'n." The Olympic mrh exciting duIness.
killing place. We always 70 thsre when we want to get rid
Of the blues. ~ ~ ''s
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SPEcIE.-The steamship Globe, arrived yester.
day from Brazos st. Jago, brought 100000 in
specie to order
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The AsroR House RIOT, N.Y.-Judge Edmonds
is now engaged investigating the subject Of the late
riot in Astor Place.
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rs- The Georgetown Ky) Herald announces
death of Mrs Margaret Desha, sefict of Gov Dcsha
OF Kentucky, on the 2oth nit. in her 10th wear.
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LOUIS PHILIPPE's PRoPERTY.-President Ma
poleon has been for some time sending to the ex-
King of France the moveables of his private prop
erty 1t has occupied an immense number Of cases
lately sent to England.
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ns- Charles Fenno Hoffman has been appointed
to sl4OO clerkship in the State Department at
Washinpton
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nT The poet Moore is now dead to the world
as sof'snlns of the brain has commenced, and his
memory completely gone.
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nT We are indebted to the officers Of shs Alton
for late 81. Louis papers.
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..u. Nosjss.-rhe msmbsn Of Wyshlnres ys....s'
rasoSp % ~ sr sssu On KIN;
pa.t O'Clock, Mona members Of the o.asr hh8
come. Punctual attendance Is requirsd. aas MI
COMMITTEES:
s. j. McPherson w. l.. Muir, Jr., H, Elaneb,,s
r. BeIn, Jr., NJ Hahn, D. Muir 4,
III l. o. O. F.-Cdd FelLops' Rest-The r.,
and after the lth May hsv
pared dispose LOTS and VAULTS the Gen.
l. o. o. F., beautifully situated the Meare Ruj "
lows, viz: ~ h.
EUMBERED LOTS, 7by 10 feet, at $50.
LETTEREp LOIS al s. per square foot '' Cts ps
VAULTS, at $40 each. @
Do. To Loiges, Joint Proprietcr and member, .ssu.,
$50 each. AenA n
fK- Vaults to be paid for in advance.
Applications for Lots OF Vaults TO be made to
mylod c. W. SHAW, Treasurer "a Pova,,.
-soe-- 'Ao'uiME
OFFICE AGENCY ST. LOUIS PERpETUA, H..
RANCE COMPANY, New Orleans, NAV 25' ,s ISst
vT,HE undersigned for the information of tbos 49,,
policies issued by this Company In this civ nvsal
the following letter. received this morning tom A
A. BROTHER a -osA
1.-THE St. L.oris Perpetual Insurance Companaa ~ haa
give notice that they prepared TO adjust snd
pay usual, all Losses they have susisirISd anr
recent fire, and that they will continue their br;Y W
heretofore having Large portion their capta
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TO TRAV ERS.

IL We have in a fine lot Of
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American mmusrux
to which yesnvite attention. They unsurpassed for t
ness and service.
CAMP CAsEs-Knife, FORK and Spoon, neat eas "a D.
pocket.
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds.
PERFUMERY of all kinds.
CRAVATS, STOCKS and sCARFS
SUsPENDERs and SHOULDER BRACES.
DRAWERS and UNDERSHIRTS.
MONEY BELTS and PURSES.
KNIVES and RAZORS.
GOLD PENS and PENCILS,
UMBRELLAS and CANES,
GLOVES and HANDKERCRIEFS,
CORK LIFE PRESERvERs.
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, seventeen ME. d
made of the best materials, and in the best manner.
NE PLUS ULTRAS-the most convenient of Portable VIM
Cases. F -
e We are constantly receiving additions to our aus
variety Of beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS,
GUINNESS G. BUSH.
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet ArtieiA
apps 1m2dp IL Camps
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MINER CLOTHING.
THOMPSON 4 NIXON, No. a Canal sis,A

HAYS nsw 10 sofs letxs md ennpen stock d FAAHpN
SUMNER CLOTHING, comprising ell The pavsst useA ls1N
sRl .fsas-- n -"
Super french Cashmere Cloth rfcek ard nvsm cssu,
Super Frsneb Drsp d'Etr rrock and Drsss Ccsis,
nsei and eolorsd nsr:no Eacs ard reiss Cests
Each and eeleFed Alpaca Saes and Pp;ks Cea.sl
Gbeef and Striped Linen aacs and Polka Costa.
Hack and fancy single milsd Cashmere Panul
Hlaci French Asrino Pants, various quslsisS
French Drilling Pants, Of az The ne~ess styles;
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Panut
ladis Nsnkeen, Check and Stripe Linen PsHui
Black Boinbasiue Satin and sIih Vests
White buff and fancy figured Marseilss VeaJi
Figured buff and worked Linen vesu;
Superior Irish Linen Shlrts, special make;
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Hueua
Super YORK sil Muslin Shirts do.
Linen and Cotton Dravers laced backs;
Gause Nerino and Cotton Undershirts and Wrsppeu,
Gauxe Silk Undershirts and Drawers;
Silk and Cambria Muslin Craysts and Summer Ties;
White and coored Cambria and Silk Pocket Handksiia
Six, Cotton and Linen Suspenders;
Gloves Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. arm M
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ORDERS-No. 8.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DIvIsIoE,
New Orleans June 6. 1872
nEAJOR GENERAL, BROOKE, in assuming CON-
iN nand of the Westem Division announces, with the
- deepest grief The death of Mai Cen EDMUND ,L
@in ing with the prevailing epidemic 1t is not for
The General now to anticipate the orders Ct the
ensbad ssryces Of the gallant deceased
The Office of the Army and Navy requested and the
i;nen sodjery and citizens are respectfully invited to
attend funeral obse9nss WHICH vii take place at half
Charles Hotel from which point the remains will be removed
to The depot for transport to Mobile for nterment
By command of the General. GEO, M BROOKE,
Breyet Msjor General.
p CALHOUN, A. A. A. G. JET 1t
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o. We are indebted to Capt Smith, Of the bril-
P. Soule, for late Havana papers.
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-~rs5AL Four Division No. 4, ut Crystal Feust Hail,
~ Iehoaptoufas street at halfpast7
"AsHssaToE DIVISION No. 8, at Y. Bfother.i Hal
Lafayette, a. haf.past7.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Diytslos No. O. at Unity Hail. Ma.
rlsny Buildings, Third Municipality at haif.psN Il
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
~ SEE ADrERTfsENENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
;no6tts. ..."..-...OREGON, Hiern, ~ P. NJ. cars,
bf2fl: CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, 81 a. M, carr.
fasd R'rer. DUCK RIVER, Apologize. P, NJ
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Married.:
the 2sh ult by p A. Walker J. p Mr. OLIVER BROOKS
Miss ROSANNA SANCHEZ, both Of the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge.
On the 29h ult by Henry Hinch, ]. p Mr. LEWIS TURNER
to Mrs. ELIZA THOMSON both Of ST. Francisrle.
the a2d u c. Kaufman. Esa the residence Of Capt.
Wilmington Washington, Mt. F. COURTNEY Miss JOSE
PRIME WARRINGTON, both Of the Parish Of st. Landry.
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To reinore SLAMS aad 1Inls fram Books ! -auf'u
81 an nxac ord nlire aeid iataue acid Is attended
with the leas, risk aud may be applied npon the paper
and Prints viihani fearof damage Thes arid.. iahne
aut the wriag nh. aud tleolpg tie pHafiaa, cen
b. nspd II Restoring books. ~hsf tho Margins have bf'a
written upon. without attacking tae leAt.
10 Clean OIL paia The bfsi tifoe f4 cleanng oil
psial IS sponea dipped ~ aamana Which bus hHrh
raia,sly diluted wn wsief saaP ds- lvea ie taffeH
me ~ we'll n tn linsae ufl aai uay desr's lie
n 9th and shay sufiare int exp a'sa tho lr'd 10
e Influence IT lie water aaj ar. aud Is th'nle, mol
Praeiical.
AuoN'sea vii st my eflpfs u, COTTON AZ waa'e'.
have son the eoars 81 eaiea winch faded al one Wash
~. dxel 10y H.
A warming pan f1ll ofciais shovel # eaala, HID
over ,arf,bei lntaIlnft. Wi tflr au' vlfe spas HE
plqle sboall 5e rutbad vi II .neeI aile warm.
Al ounce or quicksilver b.af up with tic "hie e
two r,as and pst etlha fltheI IS lac e'ane-' aud
sures, I'D 5as p7isae
Lam. vii lave rss Ji.pafce4ble swell ii y7u dir
youf ~ c, yam IN strong hot 'laesst and dry IL.
Tb,sr aba maxi c,adIes vii did ita ereat M
prneemea 10 steep hs ecs IA mc water aud slliPatre
anl dy hem. The Alme IS rlearef, aud the allaw vii
not "uinn
New lion should bc gadaally heated al first, Ahcf
II las bectme Injured tie heat. II Is moi Us Likely 10
crack
Il is good pan 10 pvt rev clr'ben ware ioo c'ld
water, aud then ltl heal gradually, until 4 bulls. then
col Blown taftAeu ware, IL PARTICULAR. may bo loaeh-
I'd N this way.
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WHITE WASHING. TREES

10 the tdiinf ol the American Farmer
S'R IAN you noi publish recipe flr whitening ,r.
hsnen'al me- Nothing IA my up.nIoa (3nd anu MT
alone Contributes 50 much 10 the beauty ot a eanatr,
seal as t. have tho tees ~hicaed a1nl ci.hi er IN
ihe trunks have ired cum whtc wash bat II so,n
washed o and II repeat often Us It would come oil
would be Troublesome
oar correspondent, wha with such Just ia ste. admire.
the beauty II conalry seat where the trunk. r bc ~,
hameniai itees ave whe@ashed, must not consider Il
"ohh.esome 10 ffne" the whlte-Was as It may be
washed oil by the tain Any wash sufficiently adhesive
10 fes'a lho action OF the rain. would. we apprshend
provo Injurious to de trees sah increase 4, .hs re-
slsine power OF The 'eash may be gwen by u>nr ,aiR
instead 81 leafcr, IN making II, ~ BY adding bodied clue
b'ed nee OF bulrd wheat ,ur, IN making the White
WASH We Id not advise surh compound va,h-
es either f1 ornamental OF Bttrees ms the iHan al
me atmosphere should never be excluded from thu LrrL
% growing Tree White wash made sandy FINN linr
cafcr aud hc sui. the oes and most s,rvice,hle
WASH ever applied to an Ornamental tree Ih. 'fo4bie'
OF lahor Is saneaned BY lis urgn and should be- caet
shen as an element Of pleasure By all WIN dpllrhl
10 II usIratng tteir gratitude 10 their Creator by
dornns the objects Of his Standardization Ftro,,
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AGRICUL TU RAJ :
From tis .imoscta Faruer.
on TIE tSE OF LIME. s..
NlNefIeiu. Btav.t DAN DEBT. Va J

WiNefItlp. Beav.t Dam Der,t. Va
Ally 2llh 1873 !
r. the dior # he A. cscan farucr
SIR-l h7rr etaRdsr va NY hanks lr III pr1nn'
renitsl of he Farmer. l. lahn5 iut It bsyc ban
delighted radeeurtainea. l. hong IN my estimate %
vehicle Of matter more interest ut ia SIC c4lyatar ofLc
sill. than aay one have hitherto mel with l. uBr fp
goa. Ear hohud the a2c ia mpioyinr he "a nal
beoause people lack cnerry bu' brrause no eof.
ARE not well directed " al hace 10 nam hands fo
much 'elm and euiiraf leo much land and ai,l i-4si
sntnfiY To- m9rd 10 he ul0H1sf3aci n orttacrs M
stead u apcrineaiag be operations Oh or firms ou.
seircs. ! e essays II Nablcr taWo1. AMI others al
repete with interesting aets; lhuuah must roalri nav
disappointment in rcgd NJ rbm "a vr lhr reputs Of
tue various clubs all ctnntF tis II yuHr State II
these essiysis a4d rapui,rs Of clubs. had divided tie
varahS solls ~ he t4fee anGe- IT tdrWatfT middle al
limestone districts. and laid down certain rules by which
on the application Of mail. lime, pas4cr. Sc thu land,
cohli be iege0euied. then there uoul be- some SUM
guide 10 The gn rant. This draling IN ppneri llir.
leaves most of Ms stl ia the dark Freud NfaLieg fe-
cnmmends lime. NV, my aud Is grey with ense aud
comnacl red clay nnaf mrafb portions nj il hasr ap
piled oy ter she'll lue, the rate of onc huulfc md
hily bushels 10 tie ache. besides manurnr il heavily
with sohc manure. Ilu lime applied seyrml yoirs
since, and humps o II still b. be- sen on the suflrr
The llmlled land and several adjacent arr now IN
wheat Tho lined are decidedly inferior 10 that
ndJunlng II above ani hollow: although the Wholc lot n
fifteen here evenly covered with manure lat sprinp
and plaale] IN tobacco. Nine is a limestone so and
"lle plaster is spread manure before II Is turned
under, and alsn on clover with Tho striking effect
the consequence oi 'he APPLICATION Of lime entirely i'm
percepublr
notice favorable report Of Com Ballad, crap NJ
Efuuan whca'. Eleven bushels OF seed ora an cNiri
prePared 1T hafina yielded pa blshcs From r>s dian
fourteen bushels II Sod ,1@n paty on clover lDw and
The renalnlet on hbacea nd without any extr prrpar-
auoni reaprd 3l1 bushels. Par o the land W.. .apde,
VA early rel prPif s1dc. and the halaorr in elr p,
J." W"ie' ooi" neN Sueues ri Us In 1rbite
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POE ru,sau.
TO Wy CIGAR
BY CHARLES sPRAGUE.


YES. socisl friend. love thee well.
In learned doctors spiIe
love thy fragrant misty spill,
| lose thy calm delight.
" hat though they tell. With phzzfs long,
My years are s.uner past
] wenld rcply with rssin slhne,
Ihoy'g swecler nhlle They last.
Ard of. mid friend 10 ne thou arr
\ meniiar. III nah still
tn n spelk',la lesson 10 my heart,
Beyond the preachers skill.
Thou ri like the man OF worth, mha gives
To gaodaess rvery DAY.
Thr oder 81 whlsa virtues lives,
When he has psssal away.
When in the lonely evening hour,
Attended bot ~ taea.
Or histarf's parei plge pore,
Mas fate in thine sc.
on as Thy snowy cinmn gows.
Then be Is aud flli, away.
trace how mighty realms have foss.
Then tumbled 10 decay.
Awhile ike thee earlll'@ masters burn,
Aud sn M anil lune arnnpl.
And hen like the 10 ashes lufn.
Aud mingo wilh the gnlnod.
l.lfr's bat ltaf adtoitlf tol'el,
Aad times the wasting cath,
1lsl lair OF early. W behold,
Gives all 10 dusty death
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In snow The increasing demand for orr Ildan corr ia
"' Dfhs'a'ws would sat, thar hs the ai AL rcprt
as II appeared in The New York shining LIST m. ,
Wy Of corn exported in Jane. was | 90. go b11els
which Is greater by 550i96 bushels lan m IN, ,n,nl
o June 1871, when prices ranged lr N $ 20 III cont
per oesae and greater. We believe. tau vas ever sup
ped IN any previous monIh
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virginia:
T Ralc he'll in tn CLERKS OH the ircul Superb
a OF Count o Law and thancery for the county o Frank
LIN, the lothd,y OF August, 1873
George D. DAVIS and John I. Da,is, Plaintiffs
against
Doctor 3 Z. Rye~ Frederick A. Ryes William W
ltFcs, and II~atd II. IltciL Defendants.
~ CHANCERY
The delcnln Edward II. lctt, having entered hi
appearance aud given security Ascending o the Vt al Assem-
b'y ud ia. rules oi the sud count aud appearing by -ai
factory e,ilsue,, liai bp mot dent Of The state 81 Nir
Snnti I# motion If te plaintiff, 10y counsel il ia u1pr
clal lh sd litdp appear3t n 10 be held in the said
Ci,f -atec, ON hc first Monday IN November nest and
answer plaintiffs bib, and tiit copy Of TIN. order
lHtHfh Published IN stpe newspaper printed IN tae town
u lsueh'tns pf tWe maa eiyely and posted Al the
trout don al hr cluu hou#e ot TINS county one some count
dav. rapy-1e-le.
/ Az. lG-w2m NJ O.. CARTER. CHh
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lt7 held IN tac Cle,l's O1i.e oil the County Court
"A oil Hulfnd. ou the 9Th day oi Aug,ss, $50
Thomas T. Mitchell, r>.f,lar 81 Samucl NTtrhrll dycl
William {. Mitchell, William l.glNlch and Cbarlat.e his
Nc, formerly Charlotte Mitchell Eben elulsaud Sinf h-
wlc, formerly sinor MITCHELL Samuel & Claytor and Julia
Nhs wiz, lomcrly Jua \. Mitchell, and Polly Wade for
merly Polly Mitchell, plaintiffs
against
Smnel p Mitchell, and Hiram Nclms and sally his wife
formerly sally Ndrhc1 Dclf.
IN CGINNCFRY
The Defendants Hiram Nems aud sally his wife, not hav
ing ,h'esI Their appearance and given security according
ps7nl lay satisfaction, cyeuce that they inhabitants
at this Comm nNellt Il Is ordered that the said defendant.
doopPear here hc,re the fourth Monday in o.t7b.
ne> aud ansarr The hill OF the Painl and that t- order
be inserted in some ncWsrap9r published in the town If
>uelhue 1r two months successfully, and posted at the
front door eiha Courthouse Of county on same court day
ACopy-f,-i,.
Aug 9-u3m mo NJ REESE II =
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NEW ggre1 ~.

FTNHI#n1s #tgu al ufry The suass hereafter uu
4 henn.,n1 sF1,aIN ut,ENuNINER ~ c.
iihs od 4Hiulut tts od liim Thy laNc nau and vii
eanuhueto Keep. a handsome as. 4tluaut1t
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nv ." mum a TalHt Nni hlUI-Omc aas0rlm
READY WADE CLOTHING:

al al nls adapted The pre=cm se,san. which they onr
low fe, At thc,r store next door To r. ryroc'~ ollie.
htm street, l.ynchhufg. \. GtGGENIIEINER,
4. GtGGENIiEl hEB,
5. GUGGENIlEIMER.
Dec
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zy,,ST PRE.UgU.H PEs.V'ON.

d nc 4 ISL IRE
MUM Tor the best
Piano Forte, has
been awarded 10
the undersigned
by the Maryland
Institute, the
most lebI ated
Manufacturers oil
the country being
ia competition;
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John G. McGlanahan.


GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
iNNCHBURG. W.
1 AN now receiving my Spring aud summer took oil
"aads, lately purchased, AT low prices, consisting in
part 81 the following articles, VIZ:
211 bays Rio and Laguyu Coffee.
- do OF Lava 10 very superior.
80 hhds Ne, P Il. and ST. GroX sugar.
i hoNe. E.1ft sugar,
% hhjs aud b5s AoIlsses, (sumo very sunerlorA
2lQ keys Nads.
$50 sides S1lc Leather,
10 hbls. T'aaers Cd, (5cst qnality.)
casks Leop and Whac OH.
= cams ioolsrap aud Letter Paper
lu9 do Wrapping ranef
Ia tons Country aad fra1rg3r Iron
90 boxes Sperm aud Iallow Candies.
81 kegs Baslngand Rifle Powder,
- b1Aes Tra
49,, chest do, very superior article.
5O8D Cotton Yarns
- botes R1stns.
uera- Riee. fresh,
Sa'd' N'aAeI,,' ,o'',o's ~, Re Ilernnss,
90 bbls Rer,ldel and Mountain, Nliisbey
- do Oh Rye WhisRey.
~ do Appe Brandy.
II do Imitation French Brandy
ffe"eh AID Pale Champagne Bnndy, very supe-
nor
;, Madeira aud Sherry Wine. tbe.lquali,y.) !
fofi"f, Rum. Gin Malaga. Sicily Madeira and por
hl4e. with many other artrlas
G q " MISS To.S BUSINESS
>, My rr9upi perslnalatioo,u gIgea h. CONSIGNMENT, a.
! Louk, " MAT. IoBtcco, B,coaand all lindscoun
ny Pi"inee Also, 70 reeeiylng aud .tyar,,, (,aol.
ana ffodnect Nocharae Tor dravare
NAY It's JOHN L. M,CLANAuAN.
EbuHE CIDER NlNEG,K..Al,,, h,,,.I-..,,.,.,.
Htd'a asn te Sound Al INN
a'i IT tNsLlN .>rALoit> i
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a / rule, held in the Cerl's Ollie Of B,lf9ra county
court, pn tine 2Gth iay OF June 1919
Ieasant Preston aud Thomas l. cltwi, h. late merchants
and partners trading under the style and finn OF Preston 5
l.rlt"leh, aud " llliam ". Reese Plainti0.
against
Metn Sudor William Franklin and Sally his wife. for
mcfy sally snrler, Andrew Craig ana .ovey his vic for
merry lo'ey Nnier, and Thomas Ferguson and Scina his
''',' "'"s''s Nsltnla Nmdef, defendants
IN GlIANGERY.
he deienIants fhnm1s Ferguson and Scintl hi, Wiz
ing eniered herapFeaace and given security accor
dn2 10 The act % Assembly and the rules OF this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not iah-
''l' 81 tins tommonweath II Is ordered that tlcv do an
pear here ON the fourth Monday in August ucxt and ans,
h. OF the plaintiffs 7ud thota copy ofthis order he forth
'nu'fcd IN the iynehbrg Niianian, two month,
oi tho court house OF tins county, some court day
\ eopy-Teztc,
june 2S-sl2m mo NJ pt,par !, :,