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4 letter from the Comptroller gave notice of Ger
tain adjndications already made public.
The Treasurer reported balance in the treasury
of s29, ,9s4 3d.
The Upper Board announced concurrence in
suudry resolutions Of this body, and ked concur
renee in a resolution to furnish an office. for the
Coroner in the City Hail. The resolution was con-
Cured in. Also a resolution to make two bridges
on st. Andrew street was concurred in.
Sundry petitions were read by title and appro-
priatey referred.
Report of the Finance Committee was read and
adopted. resolution accompanying, authoriz-
ing the payment of the assessment for 1850 $4,000,
was adopted. The Comptroller was ordered by
resolution to warrant on the treasury in favor Of
Bietry for $65. Also for $1,000 for repairing the
roadway on Caroudelet Walk. Adjudcations for
railroads on Rampant street and on Bayou road
We're approved. Sundry bills were ordered to be
paid
The Committee Of Streets and Landings made
their regular report, which was adopted A change
in the street railroad, up town, coneurred in.
The report Of this committee embraced a large
number of subjects which were mostly of local
interest. They were all disposed Of with much
unanimty
The Levee Water Works resolution, amended by
| the Upper Board, was adopted
A vote of thanks was rendered to President Mon
roe for the able aud impartial manner in which he
had presided over the deliberations of Che Board.
Board adjourned.
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NEw YoRE, June 12.-The United States mail
steamship Arago, from Southampton and Havres
reached her dock last night.
She left Southampton on Wednesday, the Both
ultimo.
Her news has been fully anticipated by the
North Briton at Quebec.
Sailing of the Steamship Arabia.
BosroS, June l2.-The Cunard steamship Arabia
viii leave this port ut tomorrow, for Liver
pool via Halifax.
The Arabia win take ont the New Orleans
mails OF Friday, the sth instant, and the tele-
graphic dispatches from the same point Of so-
day. ...... .s.5ss,.s5g- q
THB RraHaroAsD eoAygNTaoN.
SECOND Days PRO ecEEDINGs s.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
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SOUTH CAROLINA WON'T VOTE AT BALTlMoR f..
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LIBERIA AND THE SLAVE RADE-Gerard Ralston,
Esq, in letter to Lord Brougham, just made pub
lie, says that his instructions rem the President OF
negotiate on behalf Of that Republic to get an
article inserted denouncing the slave trade rs
piracy.
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II is surprising how little love we can be well
content with when that love is more than the per-
son giving il gives to anybody else.
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GRoPs II CENTRAL AEARAMA.-Thq Shelby county
Chronicle says:
Copious showers have been falling here for the
past three or four days, and the parched earth
looks green and refreshed once more. We were
much in need of rain, and its effects on the grow
ing crops and gardens in this vicinity meet with
cordial appreciation from every source.
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NEW YORK, June I2.-The United States Mail
Steamship Moses Taylor, from New Orleans via
Havana, reached this port tonight.
Tie adyices from Havana are Of the sth inst, a
few days later than those received at New Orleans
by the steamship DeSoto.
Four Hundred More Negroes at Key West.
HAVANA, June SIT is reported that one of the
United States vessels of war, cruising along the
coast of Cuba, has captured an American schooner
having ON board a cargo Of four hundred Africans.
The negroes were taken to Key West and the YES.
sci placed in the hands Of the T. S. Marshal at that
place.
=uz Havana Markets.
HAVANA, June 12.-The Sugar market closed
generally bnoyant.
The prices for the lower qualities of Sugar are
somewhat lower but firm.
The quantity of Sugar now in the ports of Matan.
zas and Havana adds up 323 900 hhds.
Molasses closed generally dull but quiet at pre-
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Uat0ndclet stFepts,
It ns my IN the quality Of BUTTER far
nishedto my customers patronage have acquired II
the last fourteen years is proof Of success.
Ny TEAS heng selected by acknowledged Judge In New
York, will be found 10 be choice. gj=a
chang many times during the year
and therefore fresh full constantly coming In
bought and to be- sold for cash.
Country orders solicited which prompt attention will be
paid. Terms, cash or city acceptance.
II. H. HEDDEH,
ms 6m corner Common Carondels Now Orleans
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

IA
eARMRN's CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE,
For permanently Joining broken China Glass, Earhen and
Wooden Ware, Leather, India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles Of all kinds =.
Ask for ..Garmans Negative Glue and take
far anything Of the kind in use leaving no
trace Of any cement having been applied.
Il. b. WHEEL0CK 4 CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents.
No. Al Magazine
~ - Am EW
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AH ACEiINtGh MIA EN- n
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, 5
SINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
-."-..45 S CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HuLIERs,
& CORN MILLS,
0..5# STEAM GAUGES,
IRON GAS AED WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS, a+@
Al the Machinery Depot Of RIGH'D r. HARRISON,
iall II Nos 10 and ~ st. Charles street.
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CPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPARED 6LEEt
sPALDIEG,s PREPARED GLUEt

u d
sPALDING,s PREPARED aLvEt
sPALDIEG,s PREPARED GLUEl
Save the Esieeesi
Ecogo goMYI DIsPAT
s5-t,A sttch IN Time Saves Ene."-EG
As accidents win happen even well-regnated families IL
very desirable cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture, Toys, Grockery, etc.
s= Spaldingss Prepared Glue
all such emergencies and household afford to ht
ihout it. It s always ready and up the sticking point
There Ia no longer necessity for mpng chairs splnteed
peers headles dolls cradles It is nst the arc
for cone she'll other work. popular with Ia
dies of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation used eold being chemicay
od in solution possessing all the valuable quales OF th
ba, cabinet ue. It be used in the place Of or.
nary niucilage. being vastly more adhesive.
,UsEPUI. IN EVERY H0UsE'
BA Brush accompanies each bottle. PRICE, q catB.
Wholesale pepot, No. IS cedar street Eew York
Address HENRY G. sPALn1SG Il CO.,
Box No. 500. New YORK.
Put mn for Dealers containing four eight and twelve
dozena beaufal Ihograph Show Gard accompanying each
package. .
ssy- A single bottle of sPALDINGss PREPARED GIL u
will save ten times annually every household S
Sold by prominent satolers, Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of SPALDlNG'S
PREPARED dLUE f. when making up their list II wilt stand
a., olr,.., talq lyaW
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A BRILLIANT FOVEL.-"P0WRRfUI. AND
n artistic in Its whole conception slfu and finished N ts
execution and like The layely Lebanon vaes vhe y
inspiration FL Fureds does upquestionnby place Miss Cum
Minis in the foremost and honored rank Of the fiction wers
Of our age.n LBoston Post.
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SECOND DA4as rReoEnDINGs. s.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
Capture of Another Shaver.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MOSES rAr1or
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rHs RrenMoap eoay ygSgnoN.
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zleesApHeo 70 THE sew oalss,is caascenr.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARAeo.

lsr rnE Asaale.Als -
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sourn dAeo1rsA WON'T Sorn n BALTIMORE :.
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RILLrARD TAsL'as-BILLIAKD .. IA TABLES.
35..... ST. LOUIS STREET. .............35
Untker the st. Louis Hotel.
The undersigned bcgs the public that he has
opened BLIZZARD sALEsRooAf at the above place where
he intends keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES,
from the celebrated mandatory Of j. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO, Cincinnati, Of an descriptions and prices such
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AMI OAR,
with Marble Slate Wood Bed. Also, Bagntelle Tables
and Balls Pool Boa d. Cushions, Cloths, Cues Pockets, Cue
Leahefs Ten Pin Bs aud everything sppertaains 10 Bill
iards other games
n Bspeeimsns Of Tho above Tables can be at the 81
Chsrlea, Marble Hall and St. L9uis Biia d Rooms.
e-Repaiag done short notice and reasonable Terms
mo iy A. W. MERRIAM s.
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PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
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Making total of,,,, 500 ,o5i .
Ry decision Of the snpreme Court, III Aprl So The en-
tire control Of this fund condd to The Mayo It'll shall reacl
the originally contemplated by m benevolent donaot.
Respectfully, yon ohtdient servant.
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n lrenor Of her deceased husband, Ed.

an frenor Of her deceased husband, Ed.
ward Saippen Burd, Esq. The trustees
OF the bequest are authorized TO procure
site near Phiadelphis, in healthy and
airy situation, for the erection Of such
building or buildings as may be necessary
to carry out the purposes Of the beauesi.
The recipients of the charity shall Le
female orphan children, who have been
tsptised in the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and who ARE not less than four
years Of age. Tne testatrix defines her
understanding OF the word orphan to
mean n child who has lost both father
and mother, or one whose mother is a
widow. lp receiving inmates TO this In
sutulion preference Is to be given first, to
children born in the city o. Philadelphia {;
second, to those born in the State VI Penn
sylvania and third. to all other female
orphans of legitimate birth and of proper
age.
In all cases the orphans Of the Episco
pal Clergynen are to be preferred above
other candidates for admission. The VIII
provides that AT all times the Protestant
Episcopal Bishop OF the Diocese Of Penn
syivania shall be Visitor of the Ins,itu
ton, with power to inquire into the dc
tails Of It's management, and, il necessar, :.
TO invoke legal proceedings to correct any
abuses which may exist. 1t is also made
imperative that there shall be u chapel
connected with the Institution, and So,
s"credly apart for religious worship IN &C.
cordance with the forms Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, and the religious train
ing OF the children is urged AS az essen
tal portion of the discipline of the lns,i
tuiion- PhIa. Bulletin
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CORDIAL ELIXIR
CaliSaya Bark.

4 TONIC .SrIMULANT AND CURE.
IA for Chill and Fever and an intaIlible
remedy for the Weakness and Debility ari
sing from Il long sickness, particularly Of
Chill aud Fever. This preparation contains
IN pleasant aud phlatabs form all tho val
uable medical properties of
CALiSAYA BARK;
the best and most reliable Of all the species
of Cinchona, being prepared with the
greatest care and combined with other val .
uahle tunicS.
This medicine now Offer many ndyanto-
yes TO those Who Wish 60 use Peruvian
Bark or Qninlne, the intensely bitter
taste OF the former * entirely overcome in
this preparation, which can be- taken by IN.
most delicate without rcpuguance IT, fact.
with the addition of little Wine, it forms
a most pleasant cordial. and may be taken
by those in hral'h "A II preventive, particu.
larly IN malLrious Districts.
Prepared from the formula given in the
Philadelphia Journal Of the rul!ru. of
Pharmacy. Prepared and sold wholesale
md retail by, j. J. McKAIN,
Camden, :. &.
llASSELTlNE & MASSEY,
l.anca~trrvillc.
MAGll.I. & Bt.ArrlE.
Pleasant lilI.
Feb. Is, 1860 ltf
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HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PLLs.-Won.
deriul Remedies for the Cure of Scads and
Burns. - hmeia Anderson, OF Newport Rhode
islahd, was accidentally severely scalded 10y
some boiling water falling over her. The whole
OF the right side and leg in particular was m a
most shocking state. Something in the hurry
oi the moment was applied which caused the
flesh TO peel off almost to the bone, aud ren.
dered her utterly unable tG move, she was car.
ried bed medical assistance called III, and her
recovery dsspaired OF it so happened, that a
hiend who .paid visit that day, had just been
cured ot dreadful bad leg by llolloway's Oint.
mcnt and Pills, aud she recommended the
same the Pills aud Ointment wclc according Y
bought aud used, 10y continuing them for two
weeks, she was perfectly well, aul las written
most gratefully to Professor Holloway, for the
cure effected. 3s
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GROW Err g. BAKERS
SEWING MACHINE CO.
IN THEIR IMPROVED
Nois seless Machines.

They have the t"l"wing advantages
over all others :-'rnry have no pads to
keep in order no b"bbin> To wind no
tingIi"g or waste "t thread ; no oiinr tn,
thread or work {; no tool chest stocked
with wrenche~, pliers. pcker-, leather &c,
&c
The directions are Simple easily under
stood, aud easily cNpla'nrd b1 thu ins,rur
tors. There ls no taking apart clc.rning or
rolling They require about ten drops Of
al! per day, when ~ cunsi:n: u~r. They
make II" more noise han u c"mII"n clock
even When making fifteen hnudrrd stitches
per inmate. They run ca~y-a child ton
wears old can work them tu full speed -
Ihcy run fast or SLOW wItuoul any danger
Of altering the length or i!htnrSs of the
stitch. They will Hem. Fin, Gather Bind.
Stitch and Embrodcr. ia so superior n
manner that We challenge compnriSon.-
In" same Machine will ~rw pavilion cause
aud plantation goods. The seam i elastic
ns the most elastic fabric. aud will not
break in washing or ironing. rae same
M'chinc runs silk, linen thread and com
mon spool cotton, with equal facility. The
needles are shorter, ana therefore strnn.
ger than any other high or low priced Ma
chine. That they are superior to all Others
~ evident from the fact at there having
been thirty thousand machines made aud
sold. in competition with others already in
successful operation. The question is no
longer which is the best maker, but which
OF the numerous patterns OF GROVER q
BAKER shall take.
PRICE, $50 to $3.50.
II. W. X | \ 5 VI A N,
Agent for the sale of these Celebrated
Machines,
249 King-Street.
ID HAnELTON, Manager.
November l6,-tf.
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THE MARKETS.

CHARLEsTos, April 37-CoTroN.-The
transactions !" day were limited to 379 bales,
nt extremes ranging from 10 to llac.
New ORLEANS, April 26.-The Cotton
market isqu'et; sales to day Of 10000 bales;
Middlings, lOi lie.
LIVERPOOL. April l3.-Sales during tn.
week oi 10000 bales. The stock ofinf,ri.
or qualities having been pressed on the
marSet by holders, caused decline Of Id
III these descriptions. The sales on Friday
summed up 1000 bales, closing steady
The authorized Quotations are Fair Or.
leans II Fair Mobile IT.
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Obituary..

Departed his life on the 29tn ult., at her
resIdcnre in Abbevlie District, s. G, Mrs
r.. II WlilIcrSpoon. rclict "fthe late Col
Jamss ~. Ni'hcrspoon, OF i.ancasterville,
>. =. She WAS u native of Jam.s Islnnd
near Charleston. 6u, reR. uved with her first
husband, DIR VIM McC.rw, soon after their
nsTrr.''s", TO the place where she died, and
where sue SpeSt NEST H her l,fc.
Sarah kirkane, thrd daughter Of the late
Rev John X Joy, died in Camden, on Wed.
"eNday, 18Th lust, in the 18th year "f her
age.
Died, in NHm'i,a, April 9th, 1860. Mrs
Harriet p, wife "f Mr. Jacob 5, Depus.,
aged SO Years
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) y y / ii 4 a X . l. | \ A.
LANCASTER DrsrG:cr.
Rf u. T. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, COLUMBUS HEARD. of
Grcensb"r"ugh. CT, has applet to mo for
Letters of Administration on all aud sin
gular the Goods an! ChalIclS, Rights and
Credits, of Willis Richards, drccnsrd, Late
Of Green County, Georgia.
These are, therefore, /" cite and ndmon
ish all and singular, the kindred and crrd
tors OF the said deceased, To be and appear
before me At our newt Ordnary's Court for
the said district, 10 be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the I'd dav of Nav
next. To show cause. if uny. why the said
administration should not be yrnn:el.
I ~ Given under NV hand and seal,
( LIS. This the 18Th day of April IN
(>~ the year OF our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and Sixty, aud in
the eighty fourth year OF American Indie
pendcnce.
u. II. HAMMOND. o. Id.
hpriI 20. 1860. ll-2i-pf = 90.
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Hymeneal.

Married oa the a'oraing Of the 26,h. by
the Rev. T.. A. Price, Mr.. Samuel q Kist.
lrr, OF Rock iiils, s C., 10 Miss Salie f..
Csston- 0f this place.
At Fort Mills April 2tth, BY the Rev.
Mr. Smith, Mr. & T.. Trasd.l. OF K.r.buw
District, To MiS, CarGe NJ. IIotchkiss, OF
Fort Mills, York District.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
The Hanging Rock Mineral
SPRINGS.
'TllE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
l. Sale or Rent, this desirable

TiiE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
Il Sale or Rent, this desirable
WATERING PLACE,
situated on the Stage Road leading from
Camden TO l,ancastcrville. 81 mills above
the former and IL miles below the latter
place The buildings are new and neatly
constructed aud capable "f accommodating
irntn sixty 10 oue hundred persons. The
neighhorhood is thickly settled the people
moral and intelligent. The quality oc the
Water has been so long and fnvorably
known that reference to IL is scarcely
necessary; it has Ieen pronounced by com
petemt Jndges.equal 10 any water in the State
aud Tor the cure Of some Diseases superior
10 any.
10 purchaser, any indulgence rs to tin e
that may be desired, will be given also
any quantity of tie adjoining land that may
be desired, will be sold with the Springs.
Persons having an inclination to this kind
OF business, would do we'll to apply To the
subscriber. rs he will sell or rent upon
terms which cannot fail to be profitable to
the purchaser or lessee.
For further particulars. address me at
Hanging Rock p. O, Kershaw District,
). e.. JAS. NJ INGRAM
cB- On the premises is an excellent
Store House for merchandizing, derectly
upon the road in front of the Hotel and
Cabins II is considered one of the best
stands for business that the up country af-
fords. J. NJ. |.
January !, lS6O-I7tf
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One Of the Mo t Prevalent, and at the
same time Troublesome aud painful diseases that
attend che human flesh, is the Fever and Ague.
FOR long time the medical worlI have been
continually bringing forth numerous specifics
Tor It's permanent cure but all without effect
Dr. .; Hostetter, an experienced and cclcbra-
ted physician, has succeeded i'm furnishing the
public with valuable preparation for the cure
oi Fever and Ague. The steady aud increasing
demand lately made Tor the "B,tters," and the
universal success, attending its Use, have made
tor IL a reputation unsurpassed by any specific
OF the kind. For the cure OF the Fever and
Ague, DIR. Hostettcr's celebrated Stomach Bit
te's must and should claim a superiority over
any other preparation c1thnt. May.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. 10 See dvertscment III anotn.
er column.
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Special Notices.
DAWKINS C WYLIE,
"A t t neys at La w

SOLICITORS ~ EQUITY,
Will practice in Lancaster and the surrounding
Districts
oFFiCE ~ TIL. COURT HOUSE AT
L. T. a ) L + RV Ll.E, SC.
Particular attention given to collecting claims.
Col. rHos. n DAwKISs. MAJ JOHN d. wYLIE.
Union, Z. H., s. y. Lancaster, &. H., s. G.
March "A, 1860, 6-G
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( state Notice.

The undersigned with the view of max.
ing final settlement of the Estate Of II. y.
Baiiy, deceased, on or before the first of
June next, calls upon all persons indebted
to said estate TO pay up and all persons
having demands against said Estate, in the
way Of settlements pending, or otherwise,
are advised that this notice will be plead in
bar TO all such claims brought forward af-
ter lst June.
w. NJ. CONNoRS. Adm'r.
April 4, 1860. 8tf.
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

The friends at the non. GEORGE.
McE. NlTiiEKSrOON. announce hun u
candidate tor rc-e,crtI"n Ia the State Sen
ale, from lnncustc. district
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LUM BER FOR SALE,

TNHE subscriber has now on hand at his
l. Steam Saw Mill, large quantity Of
wei! seasoned lsmber, of all descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to punctual
customers. A large lot of refuse lumber
on hand will he sold in the lump, il pur.
chosers prefer to buy it in that way. Those
having need Of this kind of lumber NAV OBJ
tain bargains by applying soon.
ES- Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and previous years, are invited to
come forward and settle by cnsh or note.
Mr. kibler or Mr.. Nelson will always be
found at the place prepared to wait upon
customers and transact all business eonnec-
ted with. the Mill
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Jan. 4th 1860, 47tf
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SHERIFFS SALES.

Pf virtue al sumdrv wrrts 0f ii ia to me
- directed will sell before the Court
iiousc door "t Lancaster on the first Mon
dnv In May, 1860, within the Legal
hours of sale the following real estate TO,
wit:
Five hundred acres Of Land, more or
less. belonging to the estate of Lewis CIV
burn. dec a. and nGjonir z lands of = +
Ciyburn, John \ SUwcll, ct ul Levied on
and 10 be sold 10 satisfy Ii t.. in my office
in favor of ). +. Clyburn, against Jonn
CIyburn, Executor
Conditions cash, &c.
HENRY HANCOCK. =. n.
April IA, 1860 3lpf Sl.75. .och
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Notice.

The Subscribers having sold out their
entire Stock Of CURTAINS to Mr.. II. w.
klNSMAN, would respectfully solicit for
hin continuation Of the patronage so lib
orally bestowed on them in that department.
ROBERT ADGER g. CO.
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FOR SHERIFF.

The friends Of Capt.. }. B. COUSART,
announce him candidate for Sneriii for
Lancaster District, AZ the eEsuing term.
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SHEkIFF SALES.


pi virtue OF suudry wrI,s OF ii fa to me
ID directed, will sell before the Court
iiCnae Door at Lane ,~tcr on The first Mon.
day in May next, within the legal honrs of
Sheriff Sales the following personal prop.
erIy TO wi,
Two NEGRO boys, by the name Of
Henry and Mack, found in the possession
of John Foster, and levied on and TO be
sold rs the property OF w. B. Dunlap, To
satisfy n Ia in my office in favor Of w
q. Erwin, against J. n. McElwre, ir and
w. B. Dunlap, and other cases vs.. w. b.
Dunlap, et al.
Also, On Tuesday following at The house
of Qittlc) Nathan FundrrbuTk, within In.
legal hours of sale, will sell one Bay
Horse, one Buggy, IL head of hogs, one
calf, one colt, one bed and furniture, and
one saddle. Levied on and to b. sold a,
the property Of Qitle) Jerc FuEderburk.
to satinty "A Fl ia in my office 10 favor of
Alvin Mussey ys. Jvrre Funderburk, defen
dant.
ii. HANCOCK, S. LID.
Conditions cash, &c.
April Ia. pf 81 rs each.