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LgArHrr-T demand was good, but the present
ssck was far below the amount wanted. Large sales
were ms king to arrive at very full prc-s 1t wa, tho
general opinion entsraiasd THAI the fall supply would
b. worth 10 cents per III than the present. from
tie more thorough tanning; IT being known that
mere were dong their utmost 20 bring their leather
better perfection uemlock sole of Weight. was
worth l51 20 al7c; middiing do. st 15o los heavy
~ lac 100; good damaged at 1870 1870 poor
DO at lo1.c llcr and OHIO rough at zoe a 22l!o
noiAssf'.T There WAS fair inquiry to-day for Oubs
moiaSte- ana the saes add up 90 hhds at zoe
oLs-There wss AN active demand to-day for lin
seed Of both descriptions and still better prices have
been realized The stock was not very heavy and the
market had an upward tendency. The ssotions
aggregate $500 1900 gallons, at TGo for English in
cssks, ana 17c rec. for best American, in barrels
Wnae OIL continued quiet, without salos OF moment
Phovisiors.-Pork-Thero has been no alteration
notic,d In the market To-day whi.a the demand
pretty tsir The ssef about eco barrels at $40
o2h for and So 62 for prime Reef was in steady
deErand, hut holders were asking prices above the
'iewsof buyers, which checked operations The sales
were OF retail character at previous figures Cut
meats were less buoyapt. but firm prees the same
~ last reported Beef hams continued very qsiet at
Si3 a sl3 90. Lard was in limited demand, with
fIm market and sales OF go barrels and tierces al
6Mc s67Sc. Butter and cheese were unchanged
hIcE.-There WAS affair business doing for Export and
we note sales Of leo casks ut SO 02,x.
REAL EsTATE.-1he following property was sold to-
day II lot in Third street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues 25xlOO 81 000 lease Of lot with DWELL
ing, in Thrty-seeond street, between Ninth and
Tenth avenues, 2xlO0, $500; also, Ravenswood,
lot on The read leading from W iamsburgh TO Asto-
SUGAR There more doing in this staple, and
holders were something frmer. The sales comprised
90 hogsheads Porto Rico, at 51sc and ITO hogsheads
Cubs n usoovsds, at the same rate.
TonAcco.-There was considerable encouragement in
the prospect for holders The inquiry quito ami
mated, at slight improvement sll descriptions.
The sales since our last areof Kentucky, $50 hogs
heads at To. Sbsc; so hogsheads virginis at 6Xo
TO; aid ~ boGsheads Maryland at $40. The demand
for export was fair but not at ell equal 10 that for
home consumption.
Wmsrtr.--At the opening of the market to-day,
better feeling exhibited for Prison, with seles
2ec hut closing rather dull at 25kc for Prison and
Ohio with sales OF 40 barrels Drsdgs was dull and
held ts25c, time and interest.
REcKlrTs M rHB Norm RIVER Bears THIs MoRnINs.
Flour, bbls 6,72S Provisions, bbls... $40
hiskey bbls.. 2Zl Oats, bushels. 49,. $500
Ashes, bbs. 1873 Corn, bushels. -. 2eO.1
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RnllfleaI Inlelllnenc

Msf-E Avn rHs SLAvTRY QrrsrioN.-Iho House ~ Re-
prcsenatvcs Of Maine has passed resolutions 60 the
effect that California should be promptly and uncon-
dtionally admitted into the Union, and that terrific
risl governments should BE- formed for Now Mexico
and Utah. prohibiting slavery therein and that no
territorial government should be formed, without
express prohibition 10 that effect
Missouri Potirfcs.-willism Shields u the anti
Benton candidate for Congress In the Fh district 81
Missouri. There two Benton candidates, and one
Whig candidate, In the samo district.
MASS T. s. SESAroB-The election Of United
states senator in Maine has been postponed by the
Senate until the 2d inst and by the House of Repre-
sentatives until the 25th inst
John Beard is the democratic candidate for Congress
in Florida.
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Cleared.
h s'1H' t.fsSoi Sssss' Vat
SCI Cos h:i.h J,@l..n Ney Orleans; ..sle Ha,.rd
N:i;Sa: SstsT Wilmington nc, POST; ciiasr'
sssTIn.T., cfssais.f Gh,gea oIary Sessions, De-
WYATT Jshnsn Panf: A R.ysor
fss,.Sslpeia M sS Tos!sy Co. Edridss Boston
ship A,hburtor lpatl ke"ilhsn LyargSoi. Nay Esd
The has had Of tss os Ign, Gt
sasi ,nS ss sbn Js1s S'e lat s r. g 70 exchanged
10. - 10. ~ 3, I S large o. 9Th as ~ s.
&c - spoke ship Victoria, hence for London.
and I.sssf sa ws Asy .G S with md''
ship jamestown, BlO,hen. Liverpool May 18th with
& s' gRqs pa n.ss ba
i.ne Mise cathsrne Irvine Mss Maria Irvine Mrs Lacy
ship AS@T.l lEp.l H.rnstcdt Shields. IS days. with
nsS 81, ATs sysq Bremen day. ballast: With
saw .p sssa from os for Bnos Dn ~ sy ,
Brig Jso. tsP) s.n. Alicante IS days. with vine !.
nns b,liPy B,) ssKsn,is. Windsor Ms. days. with
Big Dandy Jim (Brl vsneau. PiOtOu Ms. % days with
Brig Ieonors Kneaiae East Hsdd.m. dsys in ballast.
bssSns s'tS ehai Sa s' Wa5sd rs wit.
selr liza, yBTj JENNIE New Carlisle. NC % day. with
seAr Tallahassee tof Sag HarbOr) Rookie Ap.sshio.a Is
SER psisssTs HslSreci' Thoma,son,1 days
sctr Patriot, Buckln, Thomastop, days
Sohr John. Slice per. Tbomastol, 7 days.
Sobr Union, Bucklia, Thomaston. days
Schr Daniel Webster Cousins, Luhec, 10 days
Schr Vim Burk, Townsend. Baltimore. day.
sohr Robert Follett, Godfrey Lubee, 10 days.
Sctr Randolph, Burnett, Plymouth, NC, 8 days.
Schr Splendid BuLnell Richmond, days.
ScEr Tryph, MIA Lewis Baltimore. 2 days
echr bay State, Ryder, Boston. s days
Sclr william, Brown, New Bedford, dsys
sebr A AIpfston, Hamilton, Boston. days.
Sehr Cyrus CLsmierlsiD, Cr[wei, Boston, 3dsys.
ScLr Franklin, Eickerson Bosi- n, 5 days
sshr Wm Henry, Thorndike Tbomaston. days.
ScLr Narcisea Zones, Boston.
Sshr Increase, W God, Yhomsston, days.
SIoop Thos Hawkins, Jones, Providence, 2 days.
Below.
Bx lris Dellona. from Trieste.
Jvty Wind at sunrise NE; meridian. Sc; at sunset,
Sc. with
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mEDICAL..

Dr. sp9LAsC0. NJ D., FROM LONDON. HAS RE.
moved 70 AZ East Broadway. Once hours, daily, from
oei1ek a. A. to $50 NJ Dr. spossco's fame is already
established New York. and indeed through great
America although but months the
three months in practice in this city The following
OF cures by Dr. Spolacoafer others Of
bad resigned Them hopelessare but the comm
here OF successful and uneqralled Professional career
when entirely his own, throushout the who'll of
All maadie. treated generally with equal
shortest period by mode Of treatment peculiar spo
asco Some OF the astounding above alluded
that OF Ms Sharp Old Bridge j. lfuly
fieted cured Dr. Spos.oo Captain slower bro
thor George Washington N j. the former would
cripp, in his shoulder for life, and the latter hand;
CURED Mrs Ayre illiamsburgh. sufferer
years een and surgeons not emily having failed
rest might day cured MIR. Cogar 80 years old I7s
South street twenty swfulv a ced could
Cured Mr. Cunningham 81 Mulberry street. months on
CRU tches, and would have been cripple fer life
Chslote Green street Newark liberated and
p years cured Mrs Munier Market street, Newark
peced TO die three previous medical
ing failed relieve cured Mr. Castles Quarry street.
Newark loss Of use Of side for eight
stroke; wonderfully restored Capt Vanderbilt Old Bridge
n j. saved his hand ans and probably his life.
Mr. W Leonard tailor lis Fulton cured of
larged joints with snd more than hundred
others the particulars OF whose restoration
q newspaper. See the pamphlets.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TgEsDAr, July 2-6P. VI.
The three days later news brought BY tho Europa
and published in the regular edition Of the Herald this
morning, had very little influence on the markets
generally, as no change OF moment had occurred on
the other side Sales Of cotton were freely made 10.
day the market closing quite firm a, the full rates
current before the news. Flour was unchanged with
fair sales Of this State and Western chiefly for the
Rast and TO the local trade Further sales Of Cana
dian made In bond for export at previous prices
southern was steady with moderate sales No trans
actions In wheat reported Corn remained about
the same. with more doing. including some lots of
Western mixed, ~ slightly lower rates Pork vas
heavy with fair sales, including ct rates eighty
In favor 81 purchasers. Beef quiet Cut meats
were steady with very little doing Lsrd in mo-
derste request. Coffee firm, with limited sales
Sugars we're in steady request. with fair "
sales Moasscs remained steady at former rates
AmEs There was better feeling in the market for
pots with sales Of rs barrels at SIS T5a IS s7 Pearls
were steady, with ssles Of so barrels at SO.
BRRspsrUTrs--F 7our--The sales include $500 bar
res at SIS in bond for Canadian; IS 50 12T for
mon state; IS 1875 SIS % for straight State mixed
ohio and wisconsin, s. p IS oes ter mixed I. fancy
Michigan and good Ohio and SO l2 80 1sk for pure
Genette. southern -four lower. and In limited
quest for the trade sales reached 30 barrels at s. ~
50 80 for mi ted brands and 50 20 SIS IS for good to
choice straight brands EVs feur was scarce with a
nrmer market and sales or 800 bbs at 81 So Sc o.
Corn nsa was steady $50 bbs Jersey sold at 50
SIS. We have feature to notice in What while
the market was STEADY at former figures. Rye
nominal At Gle. and scarce. Oats we're In good
quest with sales Of about - 900 30 600 bushels at -
45c for Jersey ana ~ 4sc for river and canal The
supply 81 corn exceeded the demand, which fair
for export and for the East with demand TO li
contacts The large receipts. however have had an
effect the market, aud prices we're
easier sales embraced 50 ooO bushels at Sc SIC for
heated IS bqc for estern mixed 90 Gle for West
ern and southern yellow, and G2 62hc. fer round
yellow-the latter scarce and email lots wanted TO
complete cnrgoes for export. We take the following
from the circular prepared for the Cambria by Edward
.ro1 a. an n crr,r m a.,
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P.ssenpers Arr,vs5.

LIVERPOOL Ship Jamestown-Mrs Belthen OF New Yssx
DIR Jams Caterrole and lady of England Mr. George Gsu
and lady. OF Pbadephia Baldwin MollhaussB, Albert
Surg, VIM 10y ier Miss Molly DR. John Esstiny, Won
bewski. Of Berlin.
LIVERPOOL Packet ship AshSurton-Dr VIM D,hsrty.
Frederick Brinner, OF Ireland.
LlyrnrooL-ship ExcelFor-Rev Robert Dickersou lady
And children; Mrs Taylor ard children; Campbell Hem
detson Albert Csswan, Mrs Becker and child Mann,
Saml Wallace. -
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CehenrsIsshr Maria-Dr Rogers Miadlsworth, Mid
dleworth. Mddeworrh ID Iittleieli. w Boardman.
Sherburne, Browneil, Hilton Lowell John Aus
tin, VIM stewart Henry Laquire Philip Lalure George
Hathaway. Penan Capaux, CaPauz, Ed Wnders, Ro-
bsrt Seaton, VIM Fng
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Telegrsphlc Reports.

ALssSY, July SIS P. NJ.
The receipts for the last ~ hours have been fol-
lows;-Flour, $500 bbls wheat, 500 bushels corn,
81 600 bushels There is nothing doing in markets
worth telegraphng.
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IN CHAMBERS.
During the months Of July and August, the Judges
will attend chambers from ten 70 twelve O'Clock only
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John McNanee, under sentence Of death for abduct-
ing slaves At Charleston S. c. has been pardoneJ on
condition. that he Leaves the state Of south Carolina
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The movements in this staple in this country up
" the latest dates in each Vi the past three years
were annexed
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THE FRENCH ANTIDOTE is A TOTAL AND SPEEDY
q private diseases matter what stage,
IL Juf6es the blood drives tho virus the
system and leaves the patient in vigorous healthy state
OF body anc mind People who have used it, sstonisbed
TO find themselves cured speedily without restrictions
Of any Sort and without This great Parisiaa
nedys sold by DIR Gregory the proprietor at his rassnos
6 Madison street; also the Of Broadway and
Coortlsndt street; $50 Fulton (Suu Baildng and
a. III boyery, Of Grand street. Price, 81. No
eh for dx
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Bales.
Exports TO Great Britain since Sept /, 1S3s.. $4,000
Corresponding dstos last year. Il ,472000
year before. ......... i ,13i 0es
Stock in New York and porte Of receipt -. $4,000
Corresponding dstes last year ......... 29I00e
year before. ......... 100000
Receipts at port since sept l, 1879. 10000
Corresponding dates last year. .265l ,0es
year before. ...... :. .2.2l0,o0s
Exports from u States since sept l. 1870. 2Ss 90
Corresponding date last year .2.I1S,0C0
year before ........ .l,6i7, 900
Receipts at this port during June ....... $1,000
Exports 4" :" .................. $4,000
Taken by spinners " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Taken speculation in June. .......... 5000
Whole stock in city, in all hands. ...... $1,000
Amount sale ................. 90O9
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There six feet Of In tho Ohio rivor from
Pittsburgh to Cincinnati on the lst ins, Proigh,s
were to 20 cont. 10 Cincinnati and 30 o,nts 10 81
Louis
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Pert OF New York, July 3. 1850
Cleared.

svr Rrss.. 81 NOON . ......... 10
sgr sssrs. nj HIcu ....... IS
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF TuE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ vste Treatise Ac.-Once hosrs % IL A. NJ ito ~.
NJ tsunday excepted. mo. - 0rcensich street Tho.e
Who srry in the earlier stage Of ctrtsn diseases will be
surprised ~ s sas. and rariaty Of the In structure
from it's frst or incipen 10 it's advanced
tressing stages also in seminal diseases kc (rsm
mon advantages, snd very extensive rrsctioel he
ample reason for stating be obtained from IN
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Herald Marine correspondence.

Jyr Wind at sunrise NE; meridian. Sc; at sunse
81 with fog
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nR. L. MoRrANoRE WOULD SAY 40 THOSE WHO

EEEAT CURE OF ULCERS CAUSED BY MERCURY
~ and Dsesse-ifound myself tinuay growing worse,
although under the OF eminent physicians ulcers
en- rerscn, and throat Ming
daily more painful, when applied DR.. HfNE. 20
street, VIII" in short time cured W. Gibbons IOs
Sonth street We certify 81 the above:F r. Lee Ala
th ward iowsry corner OF stanton streets j. walsh
AID dol j. W, Fish, merchant lJ IN street NB-Dr
III warrants Ia the M bet dss oGses.
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Foreign Ports.

CnnsLrAr. May so-Psssea barks Fairy, Thomas. from
ten aud others unknown.
etsEs TvRrLs KKr, tDshsmasl June 1t-No Am vessels
In pert.
lose KEr, (crsOked Isiand) May 9lsehr ssrsph from
-, disg.
harsSTss June Issld schr Teuerise, Poland Boston.
h.nEt June 6-Sld bark May Lowell Fleod, Portland
BARK Nahl Blake York. the coast idg Tor DO. 10
ssil In . few days
roRr Az PRfycs June ls-Brss Hetty (Dsn) from Phil
sdepha disE Hayt Cutts, from NYork, do Csryl waid
for Do few days sohrs Jenny Lad, CuIlen
Paine, Wooster. for do DO.
QvUsc June 2G-Arr ships Nonteruma Ieavett Nor
leans Glenyon, Msirhead, NYork; banks irving Doughty
snd Linden krhrsrict. do 18th John Seymour do. cd
2rth, ship Geo Turner. Woodbury., London.
days. " ''
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GIN MAKING. sc.

We arc prepared TO execute orders to
any extent in the above Inc, boil, ior nrw,
workand repairs. Oar Gins arc not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
little advantages of the Falling Brcas,
nnd Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
i'll way of rcpairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an angle thai,
cannot possibly injurc the finest staple,
win an improvement 70 regulate The motinr
OF the cotton; our brush is constructed ON =
plan, giving at once, tho advantages of
lightness, strength and forcc-alI very
material in the successful operation of a
Tin. We would invite planters 10 call
Mt our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause to COM
Plan, either of our work or prices.
SE CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared to do work in tho
Cabinet linc-sucl rs Bcdstcads. Ward.
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables.
Cuphoards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrville, April22, 1917. 2G
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CHARLESTON, S. c,

CHARLESTON, S. G.,
LEAVING tho Wharf at the foot of
iiailrcns-st. daily at 3, p. IN. after the
arrival OF The Southern cars, via WILL
MlNGTON, and WELDON, N. G.. Pc
TERSBUltG, RICHMOND, 10 WASH
lNGTON,BAlTIMORE, pIIILADEL-
PI1IA. aud N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed tha,
the steamers of this line, from Charleston
TO Wilmington. arc in first rate condition,
and arc nasigated by we'll known and cype-
rlencod coslmanders, and the railroads arc
R.;iaaa-,gpiMc7Ssh azasH SECURING safety both
having already beer in operation will be
continued on and after tho first of Oct.
lS49, as n permanent arrangement from
Charleston to New York. Passengers
availing themselves thereof, will have the
option either to continue without dclay
through the route or otherwise. to stop at
any of the intermediate points, renewing
their seats ON the line To suit their conyc.
nieNcG. b. this route travellers NAV
reach New York on the third day durinI
busincsshour- Baggage will hc t~icl;etc,i
on hoard,lic Steamer {" WciAoo, ~ like
Wise on the change Of cars. II The iH!crnc-
date points from .hc,cc 10 y. York
Through Tickets 500 each, can alone be
had from +, WlNSiDW, Agent Of the
Wilmington aud Raleigh K. r. COMPANY,
ut the Office o';irc Company foot Of Iau--
rcns-s'rcc,, TO mhnn please apply. For
other information inquire Of
!. e.. DUNCAN,
Attic American Hotel, Charleston S. C..
MAY . u5 "
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800 REWARD,

! will give the above reward for proof To
ter 10y trade hcing harbourcd by any rrsponsi
bic White Man, and Twenty-Five Dollars for
his apprehension aud delivery in S,mlcr Jail
.Snid boy was bought from Buison Cosbitt, and
inSa wife ut .Rrynotds' in Darlington, near
BisiopyilIe.
"A. J. MOSES.
May %, 30 If
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ssr wise i'm Winar.-.'TIS FOLLY
TO DEFER! AFFLICTED READ

- = hiEttt'. IL FULLY
TO DEFER! AFFLICTED READ
Thousands are sn!l"riug from discnso from
which there is 10 difficulty in being perm.n.
neatly aud speedily relieved, provided tho
right means he used. every vice has lis
own punishment, so II would seem every
disease hns It's rcInedy. This is true, and there
is nothing III this lie more certain than tina,
the AMERICAN COMPOUND is tho most
speedy and certain remedy for all diseases Of
II delicate character, known TO the world.
Adapted 10 every stage Of the disease, sex and
corstltnii"n, ut all times and seasons. there is
no icUrs of exposure, detention from business
nor restriction in diet; from The certain and
speedy relicfit gives, i. is now the mos, popu>
lar remedy Of the day. Ten Thousand cases
have been cured efcctually by il during the
past year rrcpartd by n practical physician
tho afflicted can rely with confidence on its
curative powers over Diseases Of this charac.
ter. Full directions accompany each bottle.
O." CAUTION.-ask for tho american
compound and purchase only Of the agents.
Price | SO!
For Sale by 7. M. Cohen Charleston.
Hoatright & Mot Columbia; H.. DE Iay
Camden and by The principal Druggist in ali
the County own throughout the State:
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South arOlina- Dist

Whereas ] lave This day taken possess
snion Gas Ordinary Of said DISTRICT of the
personal! property as dcrclicl Of John
Hanks late of Sum,ervillc decd; and !
avail myself of this mc,l,ol to notify all
persons Indebted to tho decd to make inn.
mediate payment to Mr.. l.. B. Hanks, my
Agent Qn this particularly and those Inv
ing demands against decd will hand them
III duly attestch according ia law.
w. LEWIS, G. s. D..
Aug. Cd 1850 1l If
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For Sale,

valuable plantation containing nine
hundred AMI eleven acres, situated III
Ctarcmont County. about seven miles from
SnmiarviIir, on the plbIic road leading from
Sn"ierII:lctoi the Swimming Pens. There
Is on The place a good Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Smokc-llousc, Stables, Corn
House Ne. Al III good repair. For terms
appiyto Siml.j NradiordJ. W. Dargan or
the Subscriber on the plantation.
WIN. VAUGHAN.
Nov. II 1910 / If
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE,

f,ssEtI Tho undersigned would respectfully
HIRES inform the public that he has taken
{sH3shel. the house well known ~ the ..CRUS&
hElS,' formerly kept by Mr.. VIM. MclInin.
in The town Of Cmn,ien where he is prepared Ia
accommodate travellers, and boarlcrs n, rca.
sonabte prices. Those who desire To feel In.
same quiet abroad rs Mt home, are invited To
. give him q CALI
travellers accommodated for a single night,
and breakllstin timc fur tic cars in The morn,
NY, ~ inouerate charges. J. II. T.. BOONE,
nj, , ~, E Proprietor.
$50. iS 1921 10
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Albany, April ], 1917.
a. r. Allen,

PLASTERER AND BRICKLAYGa-
Having had considerable experience in
a. the above line az hrsinsss, rcsnect.
IA fully soiiciis . siafc Of tho la;Tcn-
age Of the public. IN iobs ei,rust
cd to him, will I've executed w;tI, ncR,ness
and Dispatch, and warranted 10 rivr sa,ia.
faction, plas'cri@g flushed in superior
style.
June II -,
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SUMTER HOUSE,

jisj6N II. MYERS. would respectfully in.
Es,maEHd firm the citizens Of S,mtcrvillc and
LIRE The surrounding country that he has
just returned from Charleston, and has made
arrangements 10 receive ICE and SODA WA
TEX, nf every variety. weekly.
lilo bus on hand, and will col,inuc IL receive
throughout the season. n choice nsSor,m,n, of
! Wines and Cordials, Confrctionari-s Frnii.
Hc., MI of which will le disposed of cheaper
than was ever offered before in this place.
May 90, 1850. 30 If
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Groceries Just Received,

Wards Rice, Soda biscuits;
Young Tyson Tea;
Pickles, assorted;
Scotch nnl London Porter, in PTS;
Port and MADEIRA Wines;
Cider Vinegar;
GGO4 Fine Scgars, for sale by
l.. u. HANKS
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The Stale Of South
WILLIAMSBURG DISTRICT.
J. j. kcc!<,
ads. ca. Sg.

-
r.~. f a. o,v-. ca. s..
John J. KcclS, who is in The custody of tho
sheriff OF W!liam#imrsh District, Ly viz
tue OF a Wri,nI Capias I'D %~atisincicndun
4; The suit o Edward 3. Davis, hayin.
filed j" my oaicr, together with u schedule
on oalli, of lsS estate and effects. his pc,i-
ton 10 the Court o! Common Pleas, pray.
ing that he m;y hr admitted TO the benefit
OF the Acts Of the General Assembly,
made for Tie relief of Insnlvcnl Debtors 4:
It is ur.icroE that The sad Edward Il na-
VS., and al other The creditors 10 whom
The sa,'! Jdha J. licc!s Is in any wise IN
dchtcd, be-, and t!!ry are hereby summoned
and have ro,jcc 10 rprcar, before The said
Court At El.Iilmshuryl. Court House, ON
the third 'ioH.!ay alter tho iuur'lI Monday
N Oc'nhc' next, TO slew cause il any they
can why he prayer "t the petition acre
sad sh"sld not be granted.
WIN. Il. SCOTT. C.. c. y. WI.
Office Of The Common Plcns,
Williamsburg District.
August oh, lSIO. i1 l3.