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Loss or D;l mage by Fire

Loss Or DsAMBdSe Dy FlEe.
NHIS Company has now been in existence over ftren-
ty years Does not issue policies out OF this State;
Has paid nearly hay million dollars for losses =
Has furnished insurance its members for less than
thirds TIE price charged by the best stock Conod
the largest aud best secured capital OF
Insurance Company in the West.
Arr ngem .nts have now DeeD completed. which ena-
bic the Directors to pay al losses aoittn niety days
Merchants have their stocks insured in the H.
lnois Mutual, and il of loss actually get their
money soon as is promised by any other Company.
To the FGrEie' and the Mechanic, this Company has
become State Be1eroient Association, in which, At
moderate cost their homes and shops may BE- insured
ainst the of fire. with certainty that, If de-
stroyed, they Will receive the lehoe amount insured
without litigation or Unnecessary delay.
IL has Income The Insurance company for TIE Peo-
pie If IHiRois.-annuaiy saving large sum. of money
in the STATE that would otherwise be taken out BY TO-
reg Companies. With all these inducements, who can
afford remain uninsured in the Him Mutual
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
B. K Hart, VI. D.. Alton, John Atwood, ESQ, Alton,
Hon. Samu Wade, Alton, J. w Schweppe, Esq, Alton
Hon. II. W. Billings, Alton ID. T. Long NJ D. Monticello
J. James, NJ. D., Up. Alton, Elias Hboard. ESQ., Alton
Turner ESQ.,, Nonticelo Hon. F. 4 Hoffman, Chicago
Hon. l. TruIaoull, Alton, Kellenberser ESQ., AlioI
Hon. Robert Smith. Alton NJ G. Atwood, Esq. Alton,
Henry Lea, Esq, Alton.
BENJAMIN F. Lon. Prsst NJ. G. Atwood, S'cretrry.
l.. KeIlsnberger Treas. John Atwood, Asst Ssc'y.
John BIaisdeIi, GEN. Agt A c. HanSiEson, As't ct
Agents have been appointed in every County, and il
all the principal cities and towns IN the STATE, TO whom
application Tor insurance may be made.
susz.-ly WA. ". TRUE, Agent, O.t-'cH.
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a wOLfOED. n..
NJ u. CALKlS. ' :" -
6 z LIZ Wis.
J. WOLTERToS,
J WHlT.IuEE. Pontiac.
n Ia Ihg ftN
cry Property for Naie.

Ottawa. the n. / T. Il. aud Poutar. on the c 4
VI X. Il. -ll be the most convenient; places 20 stop
for those wishing 20 examine III. land
Brace, July 9. I,j9. WILLIAM SrRAWS.
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LUCgAN SANGER.
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts Of Title furnished Collections made. Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Money
Loaned. aka sci er - Ottawa, August g. 1857.
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s .-sss no is.e. Ia sSilsl'sers.
HAVING re.ioyed my Marble Establishment directly
IL opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street.
the increased room enables furnish builders with
stone cut 10 order the shortest notice and a: the low
esthgure Having some Of the experienced work.
men IN the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
H. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
Veses - hand. Eas0 WILLS BRO
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Pictorial MagazIncs ana Papers.
HAVE large let. Back numbers Of theee-eeisy. !
J. Hayr>r, &c. psv Ne loe. Lad,es eail and look.
a9AnSo VUoO. ORfoG. q,
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RANCHES.
I sEFCL and Ornamental, such as Money ursess
u Card Cases. csbas, Pen Knives, Pa he o. &c
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And for sale BY all principal druggists throughout the
All orders should be directed 70 WIN. NUDGE CO.,
rsrivie, Madison Co., N. T., or p L. JVpSON 90,
= 80 Lecaasd st., New Yert City. sngS
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1Jnsnrante Companies.
w FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
No. los BROADWAY
CORNER PISESr., Ssvr0RK.

CASH
This Company having cash capital exceeded b hos Of sv
fou other CITY Cos panes continues to insure all kads Of 80
sonaI Property Badng Ships Ia port and their Csgoc en
term. as low are consistent With the security OF the tarss
and the insured DIgECToRs; .
lamps LORIMER GRAHAM President.
JOSEPH b. NARNUM, HENRY v bL LEN
IEOytRD APPLFBY JOSEPH b. NARNUM. Js-.
FRED'K II. WALCOTT, JAS. LOk GkAha1is 80
MiLLs A VI NJ Sp GiIRERT l. BEECkaAk,
MUSES. dAsluhpptnhoS TnuN 70 HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH LokkhIann uACONBER
GUSTANUS A. CONONER EDMAknxC = CASE
MARTIN BATES JR, MAtpSTEs y APPIEBY
DUDLEY g. FULLER, Shs sI n RRADEORD ia
PASCHAL W. TURNEfi, \. MI ANO
FREnwaRD A. STANSBURf, Seeeesay.
RoaxRr c. RArnBoss, Asst seoro'aIy.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 96
sThs trustees OF this Institution have drceseS
that interest al the rate six t0l per cent aanum op all
Of $500 and sve N per cent on sum. 20 sle and ,ea
haeto n.y.bls on after MONDAY the 10th OF January
merit ALI ntses. not withdraw will draw interest the same "a
principal 1OiiN N''A"NA' N''1'S'N~
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NIBLOs GARDEN.


Grand opening Of the great Equestrian Troupe,
On MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, leee ,
The Proprietor in offering the public Of New ok his
troupe young talented artists beg to assure those VINO
WITH their that the entertainments he pro
po-s awe viii be in every respect Of the Tey mgheat
kBSEn the equestrian profession The performers
b. him this country-Dany OF whom are OF woa VICE
oeebty-have selected ffoD the elite OF the principal
Euopesn compspies Including the strength Of Aseys Royal
AmPhithesteS London Of which he was the sse proprietor
The aorss To- beautiful and thoroufh trained IN tsS
art the troupe o. Shetland and Welsh Ponies the MOT he
gent and diuDutive ntTOdsced in the circle Ihse To-
Eshsr with his immense wardrobe properties and srsPpns
magic nne sn improvement above all prcethe colossal ana
gogeoUsy decorated cheos and other costly psIApherAaA
have been brought gu! IN successive steamers at an almost IN
credible outlay and happily, with bat ,riADg loss
The proprietor hssfs himself that public viii take into
consideration the magnitude Of ths
be In order secure is
and he also dsres hope weesrnsd fame
father Thomas Cook who preceded him and whose
earliest trimphs in the City Of NewYork some twenty
I've ago and upon whose model the present troupe
eAnSed may be forgotten BY the admirers Of equestrian
sill and that bis eherts &c produce novelty blended with
fBed at sDd N gnihcence, may be duly appreciated
WILLIAM COOK.
Prices restored to their original standard Of 80 cents TO all
Orchestra seats now the best M the house
Al Prya boxes So Box book for securing Orchestra
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Gutlsrp, Sarowars, Or.

NOR SALE. CHEAP-One ALUM PAIENf
II fIhs JOHN DUNBAR.
Appy'o No. ~ Bethunsss.
TNG0T COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA liz,
i ANTIMoNY LEAD, SPEL1ER-sOLphkr rn to ~ nNs'''
For sale by JOHN w. QUINCY CO.. NO. " 'nae
PENNSYLVANIA SHEET IRON, OF exesaea'
4 quality ana at low priee. tor .als ~ -, 8, xvuv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

NIBLOS SALOON.
IN GEO. CBRIsTY'5 MINsTRKL2 ,>,,,
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. g. and EVERY EVENING DUR
ING THE WEEK.
oOnsqusnce Of the unlisod patronage bestowed upsn the
highly arnusins Comedy, -.
MRS DAYS YEW-YEAR'S CALLS FOR 1880
and the JUVENILE CRYHORN CONCERTS, . .
witnessed by 900 Of the most enthusastc
aud highly delighted auditors during the past wesf they VIII
be eobtnued until further notice. - .
great origins character Of Letter. DAY:
MASTER EUGENE 'the Wonder In his Original character
81 LUCINDA DAY. , ,,,
M EDWARDS the only person In the city who dances the
Essence Of Old Eirgnny. -.o
Hessra CAMPBELL GRIFFIN, HERMAN, and REEVES,
the best Vocal QuArtetts tho Minstrel Profession In new
SOnss, Choruses &C. ~.
The greet Skating Match between Hshhyer ena Tr1man
and the extraordinary abilities of Peter Day wl Dc eHhosa
EVERY EVENING. For full particulars see Prosrammef
Door opsu AT 6l-to commence at e. Tickets Is osnts
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Jnstrnetlom.

A GRADUATE in Honors OF an Engllsh ohI-
~ ve,sy wishes Pupils He Il thoroughly competent to
teach classics. Mathematics and Modern Languages Aadre'
A. ~. care OF Dr. A. C Castle, No. 2io 4th-st
AT S1O.-PENMANSHIP and ARITHMETIC.
10 ndes' Writay Lessons 50 for Is Lessons; Boys %
,.r month PAINE'S ACADEMIES, NO. 81 Bowery, New
fok s3 FultOnst Brooklyn Ladies nsvs e2,re room.
At S5-BOOKKEEPING.-M DOLBEAR,
n No. soa Broadway will receive new pupils this DAY.
only - for rpecai practical in DOUBLEEETRf
BOoKKFEPIN This viii qualify gontlemen TO keep
books in any kind Of business
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NIB. AND Mrs.
wi G.. VANDHNHOFFS
LAST READING-TO-NIGHT
Hope Chapel at O'Clock. -
A GRAND NISCE LLANEOuS ENTERTAINMENT.
SHAKBSPEAIlE Romeo and yunetl - 80
TFNNYSON'S
CHARGE or THE LIGHT BRIGADE,
THE ANGELS STORY, BY MRS VAEDENHOFF.
Admission Is cents Reserved Seats 30 cents
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CITY of LOUISVILLE, KY, WATER LOAN

4 vi on LUbIo II.I1I', II, e1IT II No.. -
the Loan issued City Of Louisville 70 fully complete NE
Water Works supplying said city The Bond. ,astnrs my
1920 n-nrpa and payable ia the City Of
The bends are beside the faith Of the cty) sy Ne
edr Of stock OF the ser Company end
spe irrepeasble tax entire real and personal prop
eIty Of the city .L.-,..
,,on concerning the Bonds may be had application -
WIN CLARK DODGE & Co., No. 81 Was-S-
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MARIsRRs SAyiNGs BANK, 30 0u'aHi
Eew-York, Dec. 81, 1883.
nIVIDEND EOTICE.-DepOsltors are hereby
Il J noti6ed that a SEMlANNBAb DIVIDEND ~ ths rate
of SIX PR CENT PER ANEUM all sums Of SOW ana
undsr and FIVE PER CENT PER ANNUM on all sums oyeT
90 will be credited depositors the lst DAY Oh January
mex payable o and after the 10Th ,,,
interest not called ~ill bear interest "a principal
Bank open daily from TO O'Clock M ana on "oune'aS'
.nd saturday evenings from 5 TO O'Clock p m nh.
THOMAS b. STLLMAN, President
l. T. SMITH Secretary
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4 IVERMORE, CLEWS * MASON, Bankers,
IL No 20 wslst sewYo,k Dealers IN GSInns.os rspsS
Ties Collections made all points Of the United Sse- and
British Provinces Accounts Of Banks Bankers and Others re-
ceiyed on the favorable terms Interest allowed on Dep
its: Advances made O approved Collaterals
RyYEzxyCEs metropolitan. Park and CommonweAtn bsnns
Dnnran Sherman Co; Moses Taylor Co Clann he.i@n
4 Co.: smyth spragus Cooper; Low, Hartman ca
Phelps Bliss Co; Wilson o. Hunt Co, New eTk Hos
FTSstns Coming Albany Day Owen Coz Hartford, Coon
Webster and Bank Of Co John Tssye Brs;
Nourse Mason Co. Bottom Hoyt. Sprsg1e Co.. Lewts
Co Tredick Stokes Co., Psisdephia Alex Aurdock &
Co Beuner spurier Co., Baltimore John REID Go" bio
Nile North butih & Co, NewOTeans Evans x Co. Nah
vile Crane, BrylstOn Co., Chsrle.on c. Wsdswsrth
Turner Co. Richmond Va Crow, MeCteeT 70, 10
Co, Cincinnati
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WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENTS in

w GRAND PIANOS.
STEIENAY SONS invite artists and tbs public IN general
10 call and examine their newly snted OVERSTkUN0
GRAND PIANO which for power and quality OF tone Il
nounod superior other Grand Piano By all who have
anned amoug whom the best musical judges Of the
try such r. Oodbeek TIL Hagen editor OF tho Musical
hyiew) U. c. Hill, "; A. King w. Mason H. G. Timn, IL.
A. Wollenhaspt, A H. Wood and many Others
STEINWAY SONS
Manufacturer Nos 90 and 81 WsksI.si., New vQrt.
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Prices restored 10 their original standard Of 50 TO all
p. OF the house Orchestra seats the best m the house
~ Pgste boxes 81 Box book open for securing orchess
sA.kse ad ufiy boxes
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Chances for Business Hlen.

DRICK YARD for SALE--An undivided half OF
ID BRICK YARD with two Of Adamss presses together
With the best Clay Land in the state Of NeJerey
situated on the Greek from Keypo to Mddetown Point The
Bank "a RON 10 TO 40 feet high the yard in complete order
hss front OF feet the Creek the balance be pur'
nhssed. Inquire AZ No. as Brosdway up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

DOWERY SAVINGS BANK.-NEw-YoRK
I'D Jan H. ls0The deposors hereby notified that inter
est the of FIVE PER CENT per aunum on all sums OF
re Dollars and upward and exceeding Five Hundred Dol
las aud -FOUR PER CENT annum on all SINUS over Five
Hundred Dollars which have been deposited atea three months
previous win be allowed the depostor payable
after MONDAY the 10th inst in accordance With the
provisions of the By.awa All interest not called for viii
main principal and draw interest accordingly from l inst
Thi. open business daily rom 10 TO o'clock and
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, from
ito o'clock No $50 Bowery by order Of the Trustees,
THOMAS JEREMIAH, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

IYOR SALE.-The valuable HOUSE and LOT,
IL No. ~ Widest, between Broadway and Chnch-st
large and webui Dwelling easily converted into Lot
a5siOO feet SAMUEL EDDY Il Co.,
no 81 Liberty.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No.
I'D 237 Broadway entrance on. Park place-iNTERESr
hereby t6ed that the usual SEMI
ANNUAL INTEREST all entitled thereto at the nate
of SIX PER CENT per not exceeding $500
and FIVE PER CENT $500 will be paid On aud AFTER
MONDAY Jan To- Interest no. called for viii remain prin
cir and dIaw interest FROM Jan !.
'f' FRANCIS F. sCHoALS, President.
WADE r. WoKRAIL, Secretary.
ParEK CUMsIyG Accountant.
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f0TH DIVIDEND.-OFFICE OF THE UNITED
4sJ srArRs Firm Insurance. C0NPANY Ne. 90 Wslst.,
jan lgsThe Directors OF this Company have
this day declared SemiAnnu Dividend Of SEVEN ~ PER
CENT payable on demand BY order.
WASHINGTON RITTER, Asst. Sec'y
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EOR SALE-At Clifton, Staten Island, hand
IL some COTTAGE, deabiy situated near the landing on
lot of an acre planted with fruit and shade trees good
stable, coach house, well, cstern &c. Apply TO
WOTHERSP0ON, KINOSfORD x Co,
Post's Buildinzs, Hanoverst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The INTE-
Il REST on the STOCKS of the CORPORATION OF THk
CITY OF NEW-YORK due Feb. L. 1870, will be paid on thsr
day by " STOUT, Chamberlain OF the Shoe and LoaAsr
Bank. 49,,
The Transfer Books IL be closed SATURDAY ltsh int
For the accommodation Of Sockhode ansters win be 7f
during the period books remain closed 90 take eue
ControAe<.
City Of EewYork: Department Of finance Conroilers o
THE HOLDERS of THE FIRST MORTGAGE
i BONDS ofthe INDIANAPOLIS and bELLEFoNTAINh
RAILROAD COMPANY, which fell due the let inst. win
Iesse call the Office Of Messrs. WlN5L0W LAAIER Co..
in relation to the proposed eIenos OF the payment o. Inc
sam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-14

EAST RIVER BANK.-The Board OF Directors
H have declared DIVIDEND Of THREE AND HAZE
ard after MONDAY January 6 next The transfer books
w. s. CARMAN, Cashier.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-06-13

None but n physician knows how much a
reliable alternative is needed by the people.
On all siGes Of us, in all communities every
where are muItitudes that sntIer from com
plants that nothing bat an Alternative cures.
Hence great many OF them have been
made and put abroad with the assd rance Of
being efirctual But they fail to accomplish
the cures they promise because they have
Eot the intrinsic virtues they claim. In this
state Of the case, DR.. J. {. Aver e. Co Of
Lowell, have supplied us with compound
EStract OF Sarsapaii.is, whch does proys to
bSlhe long desired remedy. It's peculiar
difference from other kindred preparations
in market is that it cures the Diseases for
which it is recC mmeuded. while they do
not We are assured Of this fact by more
than one ofour intelligent Ply ysicians in this
neighborhood and have the further evidence
Of our cwn experience Of Its truth. - Tenn
sssee Farmer, Nashville Tenn.
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Grlpgrupblr.
Later From Europe.
A X x " VAL OF THE
Prince Albert.
.-O(.)O-

New York, June THE Prince Al.
bert arrived here to-day, with Liverpool
tlales TO the seth ut.
Liverpool Cotton Market, May 25.-
The sales of the week sum up $4,000
bales, OF which Spectators took lsOo.-
The market was dull and irregular, and
a decline Of Sd. 8 led. is reported on
inferior qualities. The midding and low
.er grades had also declined IA 3.l6d.
Holders we're pressing on the market
The sales on Friday, the 25th, reached
5000 bales, of which Spectators aud Ex.
porlers took 1000 bales, and the market
closed quiet. On Saturday, the 26,h, the
sa'es were 1000 bales, Of which Specula
tors and Exporters took 1000 bales. The
market closed very dull. The authorized
quotations are : Fair Orleans 8; Fair Mo-
bile 2; Fair Upland 7 a; Middling
Orleans 6 8 8; MIdding Mobile s
M'diing Upland l 8.
The stock on hand is 100000 bales,
Of which 095, 900 are American.
GENERAL lNTELLIoENcE.-Gar arbalG
had entered Palermo at the head of an
army Of 5000 Infantry and large body
OF cavalry, and was declared Dictator of
Sicily. This report, however, lacks con-
tirmation, AS the Neapolitsn official dis
patches Of the 23i uit., assert that Cara
taIdi was twice beaten, and his forces
driven from their positions.
1t is said that the Emperor Of Russia
cmnternpates visiting Paris and the Em-
p"'or Napoleon.
It's rumoreL that the Paris Moniteur is
about to publish speech of the French
Ambassador to the Sultan OF Turkey,
which is of su alarming nat;irs.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills.-Extraord-
nary Cure OF a Bad BTcast.-The wife Of Mr.
Arthur Burn, of New Orleans, louisiana, was
after the birth of their last child, a constant
sufferer with bad breast, there were several
holes in ii, and despite OF the various remedies
tried, her husband could not get anything to
cause it TO heal. After every other remedy
had failed to benefit the sufferer, she had re.
course to Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which,
~ a matter OF course, quickly caused an i'm.
proyemeut in the appearance Of the affected
parts, and by perseverance with these fine rem.
edies for few weeks, she was completely
cured. This wonderful Ointment will also read
lily cure all diseases of the skin. ~
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SHERlFFS SALES.
ID II Tyler, William RoweIl,
aud wife, applicants, Summons
yS. in
Margaret Plylcr, widow, Eli. Partition
aha piyi.r defanIapta

Margaret Plylcr, widow, Eli. Partition.
sha Plyler, defendants. J
In obediencs to an order from PIT Ham
mond. Esq, o. l. d., and successor of Ja].
H. Wiihorspoon, o. l.. d.. | will sell be-
fore the Court House door at Lancaster on
the irst Monday in July next, within the
legal hours Of sale,
One Tract cf Land lying in this District,
and containing one hundred and seventy
four acres adjoining lands of Geo. w. Ply.
lcr, the BarkIey lanos, et. al, as may be
seen by reference TO a plat made by w. X.
Duren, ID, s., the 9Th Of OFT. 1853,
These lands will be sold at the risk of
the former purchaser and on credit Of IL
months, except so much cash as will pay
costs Of sale, &c, the purchaser being re-
quircd to give bond with approved security
and a mortgage on The premises if deemed
necessary, to the Ordinary for the purchase
money.
a II. HANCOCK, s. l.. ID.
Dune Q, 1860. stpfS3 so.
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Beef Market.
Pleasant Hill Aoademv

TllE SECOND SESSION OF THIS
Il Institution will resume its exercises
on Monday. June 25th, 1860
TUITION PER SESSION.
Elementary Branches. ST to $40
Botany, Chemistry, Philosophy,
io"ic, Rhetoric, ......... ...I5.OO
Latin nnd Greek, Literature, Algebra,
Geometry, Surveying, &c ...2O.OO
Student charged from the time of en-
teriCg TO The close of the Session at the
above rates.
The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed to act as Il visiting committee to
watch over the progress aud welfare of the
Pupils /:
Rev. J. w. Rrazington, Mr.. f. Rollings,
DR.. w. &. Cauihca, J. b. Moblev,
DIR. r. s Beckham, s. Lambeth,
Mr.. Robt. Marshal, w. NJ. Barton.
Mr.. &. l.. Duncan, r. Hammond,
Mr.. II H. Duncan, q. FLOYD.
Mr. l.. NJ, Cnuthen. J. G.. Small,
J. X. CARLISLE, Primal.
June 6, 1860. l7-5t.
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DR.. Alfred Craven

HAVING SECURED AN OFFICE nd.
IL joining the Law Office of Kershaw
d Connors, on main street, will be found
in the Village of Lancaster on the first Mon.
day IN each month for the future, ready to
render his professional services as Dentist
to all persons who NAV give him cali
ALFRED CRAVEN,
May l6, 1860. l4-6t.
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Notice.

\ LII PERSONS having any business in
~ the Court Of Ordinary are hereby no.
tilted that the Law has fixed Monday and
Friday in every week, from 9 o'clock in the
morning to B o'clock in the evening, except
in the month of January, when the Ordinn.
ry will attend every day, lSunday cxceptcd).
All Guardians, Administrators, and Exrcu.
tors will please observe the above rules,
ard fail not to make their annual Returns
before the last Of July, under the pains and
penalties imposed GY Law.
y. Il. HAMMOND, o. LID.
/. :. the Ordin1ry expects to BE- gen
crafty about his office except when husi-
ness should require his absrncs or proyi.
dcnlialy prevented, but the above rule,
should be strictly observed TO iusnrc atten-
ton. i. II. II,
June 4th, 1860. l7-it pf 81 80 paid
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GROCERIES,,
LEATHER.

| have just received a supply of first rate
Il Hemlock Sole, Oak Sole and French
Calf Skin, which enables me to furnish
superior article OF boots aud shoes on as
good terms as they can be procured at 9th
er places, and warranted TO bc fifty per Nent
better than Northern made work.
pay l3 cents per 10 for good dry nlaes
in trade, and So per cord for Tan Bark.
OSBORN FLOYD.
Pleasant Hill, March 80, 1860. 1t:
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Alfred knight, and wise,l
VS.. ! Bill for partition
Aaron Phillips, Et. al.
The creditors OF Elijah Phillips and Sa
rah Phillins, deceased, are notified to pre-.
sent their demands aud establish the same,
before the Commissioner 90 or before the
10Th day Of june 1860.
JAMES II. WfTuERSPOOV,
&. H. L. ID.
hay sOth 1850, l6-3t pf Sl75.
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