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REING appointed the Agent oi NEWMAN
I'D & BRoTnER's PIANO FORTES, cun
recommend tllcm as being flushed in cx-
guisite nunnor, with an rn;i ire Iron Frame
to keep them in tune, and not liable TO gel
out Of tune SO readily, with English Grand
Action, 6 to Z ociaves. in Rosewood cases.
These Pianos are manufactured IN Baltl-
more, In a Southern Stale, warranted to
! stand the clitn,te; not 10 wand or draw up
/ shall be pleased To receive orders, and
will have them delivered ly competent
person, who wall put them up and tune
them.
Terms moderate and easy. Call and
sec before purchasing elsewhere.
PERRY MOSES, Agent.
June %, 1852. :3b-lr
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From Hnrpcr's Magazine.
Value of Wives i'm China

Not long since young English mcr-
chant took his useful wife with him to
Hong-kong, China, where tho couple
were visited by a wealthy Mandarin.
The lattcr regarded the lady very at
lively, and seemed to dwell with dc
light upon her movements When she
had at length left the apartment, he
said to the husband, in broken English
(worse than broken China ):
"What give you for that wifcy-wifc
yours ~
"Oh," replied the husband, laughing
at the singular error of his visitor"
"two thousand dollars"
This the merchant thought would
appcarto the Chinese rather high fig
ure; but he was mistaken.
"Weli," said the Mandarin takil.
out book with an air Of business,
""s'poge You give her to ME; give you
five thousand"
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CIRCULAR.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends nnd customers. that he il now receiving.
NJ his old stand, No. a6 HAYsE-SrRErr, (up
sinirs,) from England, Germany, France and Ihe
Northern States, complete assortment Of
Staple ano fon1p press Goo0s,
Cold and Silver Watches. Jewelry. &c.
as per Catalogue annexed, which he is prcpa red
to sell on reasonable terms, al Wholesale onlv.
10 the Country Trade lie respectfully solicits
n call, being determined TO sell an low as any
House in the City. E.G, BROWN
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Cheap Goods.

THE subscriber has just returned from
Charleston with n full assortment Of a l. L
KINDS OF GOODS, Wares and NIerchan-
disc in hiR line Of business; having exercised
the utmost diligence III buying them CHEAP
AND GOOD, tund goods mcH bought arc hulf
sotd) he cnn make it object 10 any one u
make u bill with him, either ut Wholesale or
Retail. PERRY MOSES
Alril 9th, 1852 Gift
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Butter,

Fresh Goshen Butter.
Loaf, Crush, Clarafcd and Brown Sugars
Best Rio and Java Coilee.
Orleans NIolasscs.
Sardines, Lobs,ers, Salmond aud Mackeral.
Pickcls, Preserves, &c.
Also CHEESE Of the DURHAM Brand, that
will keep in any climate, and improve will,
hSr' al PERRY MOSES
LED. ian, 1902 IL If
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN t4hi ESTON
81. d. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 King -STuEEr.

2oS und 25o kISG-STnEET.
l'ir .unv d y ruIW rtn.Sifeci.
We would again respectfully invite the atten-
ton of our friends and customers in the country,
10 our extensive Stuck Of DRY GOODS, when
tnay visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
consisting uf Georgia PLANES and kerreys.
Alabama DO do.
ain and Striped Osnabcrgs.
8.rAGIa.! ami Brown Domrsics
SUPER DUEFlL BLANkETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
Ne would also particularly invite attention to
,ur IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being Of tho LARGEST
STOCKS IN FNE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared to furnish every article
III thp Dry Goods Line, viz: Hosirrs, Golves,
Linens, fiannels, Cloths ,Casimers, Bumba zines,
Alpaccns, Merenocs, Mousscllnin do LANES,
Piai,ls, arOnc,s and Swiss Muslins, Furniture
Dimi.y, Prints. Ginghums, Shnwls, Laces, Edg.
ing. Ribbons, Trimmings, &C., &c.
September %, 1851 4S-.tf
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So, Carolina Sumter Dist

~ 'HOoiln.r, "IlD Is lil Inc l,nSt0-
- dy of the Sheriff of Sumter District.
by virtue of certain Writs Of Capias ad
SatIsfaclcndum, NJ the suit of Thomas
McGce, having filed in my office. together
with Schedule on oath, of his Estate and
effects, his petition to tho Court of Conn
mon Pleas. praying that he may be admit
ted to the benefits of the Acts OF the Gene
raj Assembly made for tho relief OF nsol-
vent debtors. Ii is ordered that tho raid
Thomas McGee. and all others, the Credit
ors to whom the said G.. D. Vaughan is any
wise indebted, he, and they aare hereby
summoned, and have notice to appear, be-
lore the said Court at Sumter Court House,
on tho Eighth day of November next to
shew cause, if any they can why the
prayer "t the petition aforesaid. should no,
be granted.
w. J. SINGLETON, C. C.p.
July 90. 1859. 3o-3m
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Just Received.

a I l.. s II 4 I II
a lot" h"Ap vi .t,., u ~
Swiss ana Boo. VI ,I-. ~.
EmJroid'rcU ,..,a'i NJ uS ~.
FurnIturc Dm.t,rs, Frlngcs.
Chunbra GnghamS, S!'k ana Linen Lis.
tres,
Mohair and Grass SIX ris. Corded do
Chem!sctIs & C"ll,r>, Mourning Collars
Ladies white and co'd KID Gloves and
Slippers.
Ladies and Misses cold and blk Caters.
-AISO-
Is Bales Superior Factory Yam.
May 24, 1852 Bill
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New Fall and Winter Goods

Tho subscribers are now receiving and open
ing their usual supply of Dry Goods, Hardware
anu Groceries, the prices Of which " i'll be very
much reduced, md invite their friends and the
public toclaininc their stock.
VI. DRUCkER d. CO.
Camden, Oct. 2S '5l l-tf
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Iron,

Swcdcs and English, Broad and narrow
Bar Square, Round and Oval; Hoop, Bard
and Boiler Iron. Cast, German and Blister
Steel Smiths Tools. Carpenters Tools
Buggy AXles and Springs, Carriage Trim.
mings. Hollow Ware, Cut and Wrought
Nails, always on hand and tor sale low
by PERRY MOSES.
Feb. 81, 1852 lS-,r
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New Spring Goods,

VI DKuCKER q; Co, have just received their
new supply OF SPRING AND SUMNER
CLoiHlNG, to which they would invite the
attention OF the public, nt the same time they
would recommend their Stock of Outtt,ing Ar
uclc1' VIZ: Shirts, Collars, Crnva,s, Under.
garment, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
April 20. lSh9 26-rf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Palmetto State Banner.
THE Turin F1apyruIs.

nc LUKE vi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HIS
presented a copy of the celebrated
Turin papyrus to the Boston Athena
um. An account of it appears in tho
Boston Daily Advertiser. This is one
of the most curious historical docu-
ments in existence. 1t contains list
Of the Egyptian kings, in fine heratic
writing. 1t was among tho manu-
scripts of the Drovetti collection, p,lr-
chased by the Piedmontcsc Govern
mcnt for the Museum in Turin, in
1924. 1t was broken into Il great
number Of fragments, and was in that
state when in 1926 the celebrated
Champollion saw it and pronunccd US
to its character. It's extreme value as
historical document showed the ne
cessity Of great care i'll its preservation,
and it has been arranged with great
skill by those to whose care it has
been given.
Sir j. Gardner Wilkinson, the celc-
brated Egyptian student, has now pre-
pared this fac simile OF its remains.
a prcsise lithograph in color of the
shape Of the little bits Of pyparus is
given and OH the back Of the page
corresponding lithograph of the back
of each. On these fragments, the in
scription in the hieratic, which is the
running hyeroglyphic hand, is precise
ly copied; and tor the convenience Of
students Sir J. G. Wilkinson adds
rendering Of this into the proper hero
glyphic character. The whole docu-
ment is thus printed, and serves the
purposes of study even better than the
original.
The publication Of the papyrus is
owing to the libcrality Of the Duke Of
Northumberland, and the copy pre-
scnted by him to the Boston Athena
um is a beautiful specimen Of the per
feet reproductiun in f;.c similc, of eve
ry ancient and important manuscript.
The following is the correspondence:
LEGATION OF THE United STATES,
LONDON, May i, 1852.
My Dear Sir have the pleasure
to transmit note, with parcel,
have received from his Grace the Duke
OF Northumberland, which will think
you to acknowledge to the Duke under
cover to me- placing yonr letter in
the hands of Mr.. w. \. Weeks, l.. S.
despatch agent.
am, dear sir, very faithfully yours,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
CHARLES FoLsoM, Esq, Librarian
Of the Boston -Athcncum.
MY Dear .Siir-Thc Turin pyparus is
most interesting as well as n most
ancient. manuscript, of the earliest
Pharohs Of Egypt. Sir Gardner Will
linson has made an accurate copy Of
this pyparus, and has Autographed it
for the use Of learned bodies and H.
braries.
May | request You to forward the
enclosed copy of the Turin Num-
script, with the Explanation, to the
Athcnnum at Boston, as mark Of
my respect to that town, and as
pleasing acknowledgment of the at,
tention ! received in it, especially from
tho kindness Of yourself and Mrs.
Lawrence.
Yours, very truly.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Lis Excellency ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
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EF~ Love Is a sweet cantay ayion,
which attacks people with great SC.
verify between eighteen and twenty
two. Its prclnonitory symptoms are
Slghs, rufflc shirts, '.nglets, bears
grease and whiskcrs. 1t feeds on
moonlight and flutes and looks with
horror on billed pork or baked beans.
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Executors Notice,

! have appointed Mr.. Samuel +. Wilson nv
Agent TO settle up all the matters OF the Esla,s
of Co! Stephen Lacoste, late of this District.
ANNA L. LAGOS TIE.
AL persons having demands agains, the Es-
tate of Stephen Lncosto will present them duly
attested. Those indebted will mako Immediate
paymsntto s. E. WILSON, Agent.
May 7th lss! g3 n
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Notice,

DIR. Z. II. RICHARDSON. having located
h'neeif at NettIcs' Store, respectfully Of
tcrs hIs professional services to the citi-
zens OF Sumter District.
June 10Th, 1852 Sl-tf
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~~O~s-7


iiow much we are indebted to acci-
dent! Pytlagorus owed the invcn-
ton Of music to the sound of black
smiths hanllncr-Newton, his first
idea Of gravitatiun, to the fall of an
applc-Voltaire tells US, that Milton
got his first idea Of Paradise Lost
from ridiculous Italian burlcsquc
styled .Adamo, or the Fall Of Man
Goldsmith's comedy, She Stoops to
Conquer, was suggested by m accident
which occurred to him ON his way to
college. Verify, as the song says:
I'VE little know what great things
From little things arise"
One of the saddcst things about hu
man nature is. that man may guide
others III the path Of life without walk
ing i'll it himscli-that he may be n
pilot, and yet cast-away.
One unquict, pcrversc disposition,
distcmPcrs the peace and unity of a
whole family, in society. as one jarring
instrument will spoil whole concert
When Socrates was asked whether
it were better for man to got MARI
cd or live single, he replied" Let him
do either, and he will repent"
lnvincible fidelity, good humor, and
complaccncy of temper, outlive all the
charms of fine face, and make the
decays of it iuvisibo.-TArrLEn.
llasty people drink the nectar Of
existence scalding hot.
The most cfltctual way to secure
happiness to ourselves is to confer it
upon others.
Politeness is the outward garment
of goodwill but many are the nut
shells in which. if you crack thcn,
nothing like kernel is to be found.
TO DO able to bear provocation is an
argument Of great wisdom, and to fer
give it, of great mind.
Sound not the vain trumpet Of self
commendation, and forget not to re-
member your own impcrtcctions.
He that accustoms himself to b, V
supcrtiuitics, may, ere long, be obliseI
to sell his ncccssarics.
The patient mule which travels night
and day, will iu the end, 60 farther
than the Arabian courscr.
Pride is a vice, which itself inclincs
every man to find it in others, and to
overlook it in himself.
Intellect is not the moral power ::
conscience is. Honor. not talent, makes
the gentleman.
~c-~--.--0e-----~-~
y Coon RrLE.-A man who is
very rich now, was very poor when
he was n boy.
When asked how he got his riches,
he replied: My father taught me
never to play till my work was
finished, aud never to spend my
money until had earned it. IT, had
but an hours work in a day, must
do that the first thing, and in
half an hour. And after this | was
allowed to play; and | then could with
much more pleasure than if | had
the thought of an unfinished task
before my mind. early formed the
habit Of doing every thing in time, and
it soon became perfectly easy to do
so. 1t is TO this owe my prosperity.
Let every boy who reads this 60 and
do Likewise.
EEsJ' Love ls sweet cantayi
which attacks people with great Sc.
verify between eighteen and twenty
two. Its prcmonitory symptoms, are
slghs, rufflc shirts, r..glets, bears
grease and whiskcrs. 1t feeds on
moonlight and flutes and looks with
horror on billed pork or baked beans.
O. Ton11s~o
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Notice.

! he subscriber having purchased tho STOCK
OF GOODS be longing 10 a. J. d p. Mosos,
will continue business at their old s,ard, md
assures his friends, and the public eensfally,
that he will do ali in his power TO merit thoir
confidence and patronage
:, PERRY NOSES.
Fes:Sa:y y. Ts.s lSrf
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Notice,

4 ILL Person having demands agunst the
~ Estate OF O. S. REEFS, deceased, viii
hann them III properly attcsled, and those
indebted will make immcd late payment to
w. WATIES REEFS.
May 4, 1882. oS-rl
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TORA eco! TOBA CCO!!
BARGAINS 10 be had III the above article
nt pr.ERS WSSI:Gi
Feb. Eth, 1852 l7-tt
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READY Made CLOTHING
Of NIL descriptions us low us 81 50 n full suit
l.. B. HANKS.
April 9Th, 1859 2l-tf
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Garden Seed Crop 1851.

just received q fretb supply, inShiding every
variety y Which are WARRANTED. Also
at FERGY !oSEs>
loh' lNh, lsS2 lI--tf
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Notice,

All persons having demands against the Es.
tate OF +. 5. Bclser, decenscd, will present them
duly nttes,ed; and those indebted will make
payment to l.. W. Anderson, Esq, sumtervillc,
>. G., LOUISA BELSER, ADMIR-.
Oct Goth, 1851 81 II
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1000 Bushels of CORN.

WANTED by the subscriber One Thou
w sand Bushels OF Corn, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
PERRY MOSES
February 10, 1852 lG-tf
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Administrators Notice.

| HAVE appointed Mr.. ". NJ. Green,
my Agent 10 setilc all tho matters Of
The Estate Of John Mcdonald, late of tins
District MARY h. MCDONALD.
All. Persons having demands against
The Estate OF John Mcdonald, viii present
them dnly attcsted. Those indebted will
make immediate payment to
w. VI. GREEN, Agent
February If, 1852, l7-u
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CoURr-HENRY SHAW end

0kOI SOONA GtvNh OsnA -
- chen ssa.ss rHR IEw IoRk sTArs rELse1Arn
pursuance The jsdsssss q ~ sspsas eesp
ls scsou b sftAs sshs, pseSe
~ COLI Chiffon, Asr1rsesra g ~ .s $780,
iss a Il oel 81 soon ssy psrsl ~ go ssssAf
sn1 Of On The Real Hstse Rsh 81 Esssee =
Pnvissss r~lns hnd b The stsse 81 -. Ic1 49, =
spss sns TIE ssd hnss shs se.ss tsse
ne cay % Bssso ssJas al der bnaes hsss ssS seesss
PcssAssrss rstess ostsasbarsA oohes va -
ssi the Yuterss Post Iasshso
or ans % Tsro TsssrssA Inso,sss;s asA -
,ssfons sn,ed ssd eeavyed ses 70 - granted sssa
conveyed, The Telegraph coasasy 10 Asss.ss
The Hev state respA he'd ssksr ne pss
sss bss sn1 Rely and ussske< tbs saa 49,
sso Ell and singular the Bstts>. Telegraph asse~s Avpas-
tbs sne fssrs fsrnsrs fassss. rsksspA ws go stsr
kev Teri STATE Telegraph compsny, Dhcss ~
within tho eessrg,soe 10 the ssheSss cot:
sCHEpULG-rsesssvv - csssAsss ovusss
AT hLw fohk-Iwo iasusssss 40 hsss DssasU, 90
AT ALBANYr-s ia.unsass csassx Tss Rssssvs.s Dsso,
Glaze PsrtI,oa. Furniture and faxsssa
AT THor-Tvo last un.eso Arss B>sssy, Cha Rareosy
DesA. Table Furniture ssa Fxtsrssl
AT rTCA-One Instrument Battery, Che pscus~, psk
Center Table, Furniture add Frtsres
AT sYRACusE-Tvs hrss Battery, Pae1cs, Hse
AT ArBuRS-oas Is,tu.sas csss Partition, Fsfs'ars -
F1turrs
AT KocHrsTFR-one rns,runeat Instrument r.bs Al
Busy cstGh.s Partition. Center rsss, oas "nnss se~ 90
ses snd Furs.ture and F1tars& -
At BUFfALo-rwo lnssnsr,s hrse bstey Fartf,os 81
three Tsbs psks, snsum~nt tsb<s ex eho me-
sessh, Carpet. and Furniture ard FiH.afee
fonowns ferarzrs ss<h
the ofees that to 81 N~~sa koatoat knsoa. Satse
Wet roy LansnsbuTh Fort Pam o~ess wstsste~s osdess
New YsrI. Nay is. lisa ARCHIBALD mtroE.
II. 4. Bosssr, Attorney. h<et&s
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~ PHILIP MoSEor, c0"~''''os'''
Hsuas T. DAvBs Ats ruey. nstmms
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the sp

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter 81 the AZ.
- pcson Of the Mayor Aldermen and commSnsy q ss ca
:: New fort, rean,s 70 The orksiss ~ y ~.
subscribers Commissioner Of Estimate and Asss.snsns ne
above entitled matter, dss appoissd b. rule 81 ne sape%s
I.sssturs u te eop~ Of Of New st sraIsd
Act entitled Act reduce several kws sssn
sis p....S April 70 1859 that the abstract o. ~
Of the comms.oas IN the sbov: mattel soa,sa
lots The Maps Of the com.a,.sssr 1880
81 beaes and so all the adsvl and cshsr dess-
which used b. s consonsrs N ~ s5 80
ha,s been dep1s,sa 'as m s ssnsos ~ tomov.r -
FOR 81 sast sxu days before me
make their report u. sad supreme Coa . ns ums
the OF the att estsd An Aco
. ssS a. A sS n H ca, .uS coSs al s.
ether PASSED May a. $780, passed hv ist V ~
:s , ss:
Assesmen and that all Whose interests
affected hereby and who mag Dc svpo.sd TO % :.Ts ,,s g,
NARD J Esq., the Chairman Of the said Comnssea~I q he
:s. q Jane. ,. sssss e.. y. - sss.., . ii: ZIG q
usms embraced By this follow. that 70 saY
An,h, O: pssss Of land u: CITY q s.s ross q
hs. side q oss, On The vest tho s.stsS sns Or .e Of
ll the sor b. the hae Of the esn,e Of ne eh bstvsse
Ssi Ss,~s.o SIS, Ct and so st And so AZ the s p.sss =
p.Ies q and ..a: as and beng cad c Ss;sssss e.
81 ith av By the sssey lin. AIDE Of s,h s.A
s: =: . &. @ ' ~ e. :s
s:,.a and Sob. And the ..S rA acsess
tat their report entitled YIN bs ads shd
Supreme Court Of the State Of q sPsea
Tern said Cour, be held the City Han ~ the c q
i.sis l:n "a .oasa :. :: made ma -
s''''s " ''aA~'' sosss s ssr s ~;
W y1MT; 3 ; !. ssHassr ce""..''s~
Hssss T. DAuBs, Attorpsy II mn
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Corporation Notires.

. A BSTRACT Of CORPORATION ORDlN.
A AkcEs and RULES sssy.s By the S.tos Asssdas ~ De
ssnsrs, sad all others, Is earnestly avted
Fine for opening Ys Hysrsnt wios, p-rnop not
Ave than twenty Eve collars in he sscc'os u NE hse
Fine seans shppins hr any other puoss o.
jsei, or onsrns Il for sale, twenty ave dollars a.
wstfr PiVc. hs By sss.s =. ne.
additional @ each dsy The same shs remain amer pes
Fine for Street washers. eIs.yt esfs and .s.s
p H. rom November TO May s'e dollar. Cor each oSsass
sosss.
No viii b ased ssDpy satd " othef pr
No addition whatever any Tsp. Pps %
Water ooei sbz made made vsssss
without permission frs, had from this Board
and ii 6,ures CONNECTED Lerevh scol ssd psesess
nom Frost al their eIpenss add shah prevent ~ ssf~s
street washers shah be usea only within the hour ssnss n
:se1 n o ssis or sss ., used o sss6 De sss II he
down asshbo ns the eeesns basins Of ssveB
bussi esl- hep, Mem good order, sad sfss
y, na,, has as os q ., :. -; .2' ne AIDE .s
sas standing sysd Of ably attached dwelling Or building,
.a.h Ds.a closets and snas ms y Is,s sisssi
10 hke manner.
vsk required and When payns he annual esss r.
frankly ssd without eoncessrt, al
No Hone ~serns srur.s viii be permitted ia the street, %
:s v snsy S ss.s ss e., f. e. q. Ne p a Al
10 yard egsisn or Jet must es more ihaa t<rs hca
each csy without permit Tor that ane 81 secas
payment eyond es; and The Board he
night suspend the abolish an pnsss Ssntsas vhsvS
the pubic exsenc<s require H.
No larry boat must permit the uanspcsDos Croson vzsss
De % e. d. .s s z a., .s ss:s .
river fDT bis ewn, or hs Of otler', or or ssie
The o6bcers of the D~parneut Dersonay s1& pos
them deesed purpose have hss afoess eoes
hours q the DAY. ell Of every bgkae ed Sesn 'sss
IN ~hsh Croton . delivered and eonsaned-
The penalty the violation q any o. me psrcsss 49, NO -
sursIaesr the 'o1gss o. ne .sr'y e ss ~
say arief other YrssDsn.D ssss; sos ~, ~ u -
on ana npos sndenaaas With hs p>sJ n.t 10 ~
~ 80 10 ron ever his AID ard sapp@r earyis
out The eosd q al - vel -
We r.,ss are psysb let q Nay eseh a.
v,nss ~ order Of Inc Boaa-crotos Asas6s Dspsnent
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the dis

in charge Of GEORGE A. KNAPP an insovent, non hb
debit, pursuant the provisions 81 tie urd srce Of he
ART uis Of chapter OF the second Of Tie hsvssS
ssatn,es Notice first pubhshed Aprl ., 1853 Creditors
70 appear before Hon. SAMUEL g. sELDks, one Of Tie
Jue-s OF Supreme cour o. The State Of New fot his
ofce City Rochester the 18th day u Jsy s59
O'Clock oereoa Of that day 70 chow they
Wv the nsovenf shosh made an1
he be discharged from the payment 81 his debp
a9s Is~lO~Th L. TRIMMER, AtssrneJ, Esshss,sr, H.Y.
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THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT emphati-

Il csIy expressed in regard to Clothing purchased ..
X. HORA& CO-lt has long been source OF sa,isiscn
have compliments continually pouring in from the fy and
country. -, ..;v..,
Our stock Of readyriade CLOTHING has been ennisY
repenished with magnificent assortment OF oPr,ns e
Summer Goods selected with and Judgment wcn ~
made In the best possible manner, and are selhs p
reduction below our competitions
Gentlemen who prefer having their garments made 70 o..
der can have their wish sratihed we keep eonn1ny
splendid assortment Of Cloths ard Cazsimeres ana
ter has attained degree Of cutting almost certain " P'ss
the most fastidious .--.-l;,, f,ooa.
We alsO keep general assortment Of FuThhlns o000A
between Fulton and John-sts.
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CUPERIOR COURT of the City Of New-York.

Thomas Jackson, plaintiff asssf Ahsse Bfosas
Summons fct = money demand on Com no
BROOKS d<fsudst Sir Yos hereby az
70 The complaint in this son .hEh sh y sea y ne
CIV Ne. az az ety and 10 copy Of yosf snss@ NE
ssspst o. ihe Subscriber Al bic ee 20 ty ~ w
80 .,sve Of he az sueb service; .sd you 81 % az
. ..sct v,fhis The s5orssad, the p.ntd ~ hn
.s $1,000 ssn.ss br DE Of bsr hsndfsc
a. ss ~ ay esBb with interest," c1 ths sscoad az e
| 60 hoosss1 shf kss&ed and 40 two, bsstss u eoso o.
H.s 80. ssS Ss.svns kRLznouR1Ux. 1hishrs AssrssS
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NYEW-YORK sUPREnE COURT-Catha.

IN Bremons ysse- eteua and Ana his wife. asd
james A 6ibeTt--saD non<For rssef ITO the Defend
AkTs You hereby ssd ID.
plant this ACTON WHICH Sled the ooe Of tbs Glen Of
Kings County the Ih day Of May 1907 and copy Of
Yo within twenty days after the hereof ercsHve The
day Of snch and f the complaint - are
the plaintiff viii apply tho Court for the rshs demanded
the comp iainf-Dated llth May. lssa - -