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Stage Accommodation

SCaSe accommodations.
INiE Undersigned, contractors on the
L mail route from Lancaster TO Camden,
respectfully notify the public that they
have made arrangements for running n
Stage for the accommodation of passen-
gers on said route, three times per week
aud back. The Stage will leave Camden
on Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday, and
arrive at Lancaster G.. H., same evening"
VIII leave the latter place on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, aud arrive in
Camden same evening.
They will also convey passengers flom
Lancaster L. H., to Pineyille. OF the Char
Iotlc Il 5. e. Railroad, two times per week
a hack will leave Lancaster on Monday
and Thursday; arrive at PineyilIe same
day. Leave Pineyile on Tuesday and Fri
day arrive at Lancaster T.. H., same day.
They believe that their arrangements are
such Us to insure prompt execution Of the
above plan, and TO the perfect satisfaction
OF those who may go upon these routes.
e18" Packages will be promptly convey.
ed upon either route.
JNO. b. COUSART,
SlLAS INGRAM.
July l3, I859-22-tf
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John Anderson

w.. THIS Thorough bred Jack is out
40 of MARENGO. lie is l6 hands
~ high, years old, dark iron gray,
and finely proportioned. lie will stand the
Fall season at this place, on the following
terms: For the season, $1,000
Lancaster G. H., Sept -, Is60.-3Itf.
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted 10 me either by
"A Note or Account are requested to CONS
forward and give me the money, as il is ont
of my power TO extend indulgence 10 any
one. J. h. CURETON.
Jan. n, 1850. 46tf
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) o u / ii CA Il l. DIN \ ,

LANCASTER DiNlStlCH.
HN u. i. Hammond, E-qulrr, Ordinary
ID for said District
WiiEltEAS. WM. ROWE,I.. la,
applied Ia me for Letters uf Admin
isirnlion Oh all and singular the Goods and
ChattIrs, RGhts and Credit, of Nu.n Nc.
Mnmus, late "f HE District al, rrsad. de-.
ceased.
THESE are, therefore. To cite and ad
monlsh all and singular. the Kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, Iu b. and
appear before me nj our next Ordinar, =
Court for IT,. said district, to be- holden uu
Lancaster Court House on tue 2gth d.., of
Oct. Inst, To show cause il any, vii, the
said Administration should not be granted.
- Given under my hand and seal.
L. y. this 18Th day Of Octobrr, IN
49, the year of our Lord one lhuu.
sand eight hundred aud slNIy, and in
the eighty hi1h year "i American lnde.
pendence.
=. L. HAMMOND,
%. l.. ID.
Oct. II, 1860. 1T pf 81.
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S o u t h Carolina a .

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
by =. 1. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
- for said District
{ WHEREAS, Evan Threatt, has ap
piled To .ue for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the Goods aud Cha,tIes,
Rights and Credits "f Mrs. Sarah Threatt.
late OF Chesterfield District, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite aud nd
monlsh all and singular, tho kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district TO be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 29,h day Of
October inst, 10 show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th day
- of October in the year of our
l.. y. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ land sixty, and in the eighty fifth
year of American independence.
z. r. HAMMOND, o.L.p.
Oct II, 1860. At D 81 90
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having Executions
IA against them in my office must come
forward and settle them up, or make such
arrangements with the Plaintiffs as will au.
thorizs me to give further indulgence, ns
cannot indulge any longer. Ny term Of
Office ill soOn expire, and my duty com.
pels me to close my business in due form
OF Law. "a word to the wise is enough"
HENRY HANCOCK, SID.
Aug. 6, 1860. 26tf
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s o U T I'll @ A ROLL Ma,

$ o U T III @ A ROLL Ma.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Lewis Croxton, applicant,
- vs.. Writ in
Benjamin Croxton, the wild.
ow and children of William Summons.
Croxton, deceased, ct. al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Ben
jamin Croxton, and the widow and children
Of William Croxton, deceased. reside with.
out the limits Of this State. II 10 therefore
ordered, that they do appear and object to
he sale and division of the real estate Of
] ewis Croxton, Sen, deceased on or before
the 2Stb day Of Nov, next, or their con-
sent TO the same will be entered of Record,
his the Sd day Of Sept, 1860. ""i
p. +. HAMMOND, O. L. d.
Sept. 8, lS60.-- 30-3m. pf0s.O0.
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Notice.

I FOREWARN all persons from trading
Il for NOTE given by me and Thos. j.
Clyburn security, to Jas. Esilidge for eight
hundred dollars, dated day 1860.
Due lst January next the consideration
for which said note was given having failed.
am determined not TO pay said note un-
less compelled by law.
WILSON HOUGH.
July eth 1850. 2Itf
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LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In Ordinary.
Isaiah Robertson annl;..n,

vs..
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Defendants.
IL appearing TO my satisfaction that Tyrey
Robertson, Jacob Fauikenbury and vii.
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20 Mexico during the war the neRalb Rites Gud the
Fhobix Rifle. containing VI AL elS sedie's. AZ an "a.
stare. 81 the military spirit which It's throughout c
city u IL stated that me O the Board ~ Aldermen aus
the Mayer parade with TIE other OF tte different
tsr as toilews:-
There II but band In Savannah, and tue company
mps ccf ss's Of kettle and base drums and ne
payec by negroes. They uniformed and swords
and are hearp all slaves thy proud Of their position
and march o. with abandon TINT would fresh PeTson
Cheevtr The Bpes intended ia brig their music
with them some Of the boyf, was formed, belong 70
The company wss hqu1ed of. whether thought they
would have any trouble BOLTON could induce the
boys TO away but they might be annoyed What
will cay the press II New Yorks az the dr and sodiery
appearance 81 the companies above mentioned 70 not
my province % speak hut feel assured that when tbs
Pues appear they will do discredt 10 their noble State
the Empire State Of tbs South 10 the volunteer militia
OF the rnion.
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BRApr.-on Thursday night, July 10, at No 201 East
Fourtc, nth sr,et, MATHEW, youngest son OF Matt and
h, g Rrady. -, q, ATTAIN, IN. ,,,o.
raj. this Saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
RtxHApp--At HobokeD, On Friday, July %, EMMA, In.
mouths
The friends Of the family are respectfully requested TO
the funeral the residence If her par. nts, No
1874 Washington street, Hoboken this Saturday after
noon, al tour o'cl@k without further Invitation
frArssS --th Friday, July 20, Mr. john FREDERICK
CfArsEs, aged 80 years, months and days.
The h3nrf and scquniLtsnces or the dece~ed ne also
tn neuttu 81 The knickerbocker Nerrn, are hereby
resp ctfuly vted "a attend the funeral this Saturday
Afternoon at two oclock IRON bis late residence, the
correr 81 Third syerne nad sxt, nth street
CocoAs On Friday, July 20, PAHrK, only son OF
Bridget james CooraD aged year. month and 20
DAYS
ter The funeral. ibb (ssturdayJ afternoon, a, two
ocrk from tho residence OF his parents No. 14s East
CiuriAsp IN Jersey City on Friday July 20. at nine
O'Clock =. N. J,esIH fxos oIdest chd OF Orestes and
Iane II. Cleveland. seeo years and mouths.
attend the fun eral n, the residence at parents 20s
Wayne street Jersey Guy, SUNDAY s'teuen, at two
ocitck His remains viii be taken TO Greenwood Gene.
terry
ftry~oxn-Ou Friday, July 20, jams, infant son Of
wrisn arc Icbecca Iru- uond.
invited 20 ard the tuuerI from the rosidence Of his
W., neon NO ,oo 49, w',hos, s,, , nr,aa
,an
TsIsrxRw -ou Thursday, July 10, of cholera infan
u Z
f.Isierre ssrd / year and 6 nopihs
Tie r,Iai,,s and feids f the family are respectfully
N vi,,d ~ attend the IA -ersI on Suda, afr.rrfoon M
hair ras, or. o'el,aI. fr,n 500 G,aud s,rec,
p.vrs--tn 7hnrsds, July TO- IL csseasc Of the
teart Mary JAM frSpy,sSS daughter of Rebccca
rav,s IN m, a,r wear az her rge
tn. ret vrs and friends az ,he family are rcspcctfly
a. ind IN sttepd her funeral ron, her late re fence
Second av.rpe h,tw,,p F,vb, af,h AND Eighty sixth
streets on sunda, afternoon al two o'c,rk.
txY,Hp in Jersey & ~ on FrGsw mornnr July 90
the b inr, .tan of Isasc q and Carois EIy.rd
Forryts In n 10 city On THURSDAY morning July 10.
Mr. INV Avn sortKKs aged "a yests
n relatives spd friends are invited IN attend the ia
o.rs q N his s'e rsr,dsnce asI rbIr,y onh street
a III ocirk thiy fsaurday) usrniuK The members of
P,oa irs G,ove ndge q y, are respectfully invited
b. stt.rc
liverpool paper plea copy.
Ghpssot On On Wednesday. July IL, nj rcrnhire
Struss. Great harrington. hsss, JyssmrsH Jar GsKxS
orcH, 90 thE tiy IN tf' t3c y'w ~ hts sge.
his netds. and thoee n bis bruther. walter Green.
,r2h and lie mother inlaw Mrs Bccrr, are rtsptcf-
isy INVITED 'o attend the funeral this tSaturdayl morn
ug. hsr Iast ten O'Clock, without further INVITATION,
non Nc 2hb W'sf Twcrt, ihrd s''rrt. -,
Gctrs--Aner short but severe ihness, sAsrsoorn,
Lauvc ~ the fareh 81 'unard county, nes,n Ireland
IN, irienhr ara hfq'ahtsrcsw ue hmiy hc re-
fleciiuly nyitd '" attend w" tnneral tor tsaurdaO
hhrrwb, ~ w" ochok, rom zu ihntenh Street,
"M Hveiwt :. -,
h,sisnr% IN Friday yny ~ sx 80 r,I,shs,s H. H.
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NV YoKk, July is, lS6o
In leaking the columns OF the HksaIp Of rhursay
my st,cnina attracted 10 article Gaming from
Deputy Marshal rmEs 10 relation 70 the trouble IN rhr
tenth ss-ss m Brct wish To state TO tn Iuh
lie that an ats her the rufisb that he would
% make nv sr,~ar st<tereut " the sr.ir "
this;--Nr. gan Al hrr &. nsieman ami my SELF
corve si,g rrasso the dght between Morr,ssy AMI
t1e-nsn tn ing g Conversation un.i.ed sr
D,sao " 'ase s;srisk, .h,ch b, decl,ued V
be ,e,p a ni-~b"sd The convevvssi.s again coa,
snr.c on the ssme topic. shen Mr.. Dxan placed hs
hsnds apon me, prhing me from him. then sc
nrscd ON the drfeuaive file then drew piei and fired
four shots At me IN regard TO my asns rve~s maav
Asrd rsnes townyds Mr. pfran. will nnt deny a. but
might cay that the Hon. Sir imgAn hnssif ~ MT mach
beh ndhand In usine harsh language. -
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Tie friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70 e.
tend without further notice
70. aT On Friday. July %, Harm JAN nf.as a..
IA osys.
me relatives and friends OF the family arc invited 70
from IC6 wiousbby street, Brooklyn, without further IN
Cemetery
o'shixr.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, July %, jos
OsAlKr Native Of the city OF Limerick Ireland agc9
SO carr and months.
nnd the funeral nom his late residence 80 state stseees
sonb hroosn al two &C ock this Saturday. atornOna
county op n snssy '1y TO- S hnsss, G,ss s
34,h year Of her age
pcHnl--on Thursday evening, July 10, Gnonos q.
s friends respectfully invited to attend the fune
raj. nom Tie house Of P Hyatt, Esq., No n fndioW
mains will he removed for irterment at NsmAyossnh,
Westchester county, by the New York and New HAvss
Ra lrosd, at eli ven O'Clock.
Run RoBsRrs, aged Is years. 10 monhs and rs days
~. relatives and t'cndr respectfully invited % q
.pe funeral, from the Central Baptist Church. Brdkc
81 ~, "h SUNDAY afternoon, at three O'Clock.
s,mp,rr FRIDAY morning, July 20, Of puimenasy coe.
native Of westches,er county, NJ 2.
rcs, so ll A. RNreen N J., on Thursday J~y -,
III IN 'oMh. VILE aged q years
,rIo el.vss ard f,,eues the family are rsspsos
hs ~ W., aurnd the funeral, from the resideaos q
near Hudso, Tissr ,ss N Eshy sssh s,ses
o'clock Carriages viii he val ing T. convey fr,eos
half pest two o., lock-.
THOMSON ON Friday July 20, MARI AoSrs rHorsos.
osSen.er Q, iachan tbeneou and Catherine Ahsrn, 4
Oh. lsra nfaptunl, aged 10 months and 20 days
The hicIds and acquaintancee, and the members q
Fath,r Mathew Temperance Society, sso the members a
the United Rrethers' Lodge No l. respectfully In
vitee to attend the funeral Sunday ing 1t tee
oceek fom her fathers residence No IS West street
TrcKpR -fr TburS6ay, July 10. RcBER- TrCKx OF the
raiisb Of hdpasrmk, county Limerick, Ireland, in The
SSH year Of his oge.
The f,isnts and aceuainsncss Of the Mmy are rerp~
fully invited Ia stteI the funeral this Saturday afss.
noon at two O'Clock from hs late residence No 235
pue A, ~ Ninefef nth street.
Wmr On Friday, July 20, ALICE WHITE, in The 5SA
year ~ her age.
The relatives and friends ~ the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral Sunday aeruoon
O'Clock, frofp her late residerce NJ 20 suffolk
fATF- in Brooklyn, on 1bursa, evening, July 10, Of
congestion of the lungs Miss MARY IouBA YATES In the
26tt year o' her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respcctfuh
invited 70 attend the funera this Saturday ateruona
at three O'Clock from her late resderce OF Bridge
corner OF York street Her remains will be taken to
CrrerwocS
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JoHgsoS-ABsY.--At Craneville, N. j., on Thursday,
Jul, l2ty the Rev Hollis Read, PzrIR Josssos, 70
ADYLh FIizABETH, daughter at tuguste Abry
RsrD-~ohGAs-On Thursdsy, July 10, by the Rev
siebsp II. Tying, GEORGE READ, Of San Francisco, 10
MANY, daughter ff nanii Morgan, of this CITY.
1hYrog-MALoSx On Thursday, July 10, by the Rev
Robert G. Dck sou, WILLIAM TAYLOR 81 this CITY, to ST.
MALONE formerly Of Balymena, county Antrim, Ire
hard.
Reifast puperr please
TorTYS-srEt xx-On Monday July Q, ny the Rev.
Mr. Hiscox Mr.. john J. 1oIrkS To CHRssIE. youngest
dsrRhtr ofw. W. Wheeler, Esq, all Of this city.
WRIGHI-1HoAPros.- Brooklyn on Thursday, july
~ by the Rev &. Cutler ID. H., WILLIAM C. WRIGHT Of
Brooly U, To JULIA A. THOMPSON, Of St. Joseph, Mo.
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"a Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PBnADxirsiA, July 20, 1850.
Stocks dull PenIsy vana state SIS, 945s Reading tlaI
isx: rennsy,vani. Railroad. 80 Sight exchange on
New York Mt pAr.
Cotton quiet sales u da, 45o bales At loc f.r mid
ding. sugar Arm TIsc 81. for fai, fully
Flour quiet % Soi.s ois s ur% ys sm ~ "
Improved ocmano ut lac. t6c the rest Of the market
unchanged
o1r quiet, but stes"y; Howard stfest ant unc IS rs
Wheat si.ady red q 20. q 25 woitc 30 Corn
dull; yellow. 62c Ca white, 70G re. Pro-
visions very nr, bacon advancing whiske, STEADY aud
quiet ~ 2Dc q 21c
Flour quiet IS rs for -ap rnns wheat ss.rce;
white. 81 10 a 81 ~. 81 20 Corn. wanted &c.
rrvvr,c',s ufm; brccd Ike i2c shoulders At TO-,
BUrALo. Lu, 2O-1P ~
Flour steady and 10 lair demand; sales 1000 ools
Whe.s-5oldsrs hm and pa ties ap.,t; ,ais sma,l red
winter, ~ 1877, ard white DO, 81 % Cru hrner:
sales Is 600 bushels inis at 90 oa,s I'm, and ~ good
In moderate demand. Sales so bib. al leSc, Canal
freightsbsts scarce ana rates d-credy nrm At 4oc op
dcur, IL kc oo wheat. l0kc On corn Ia New York I'm
ports-zt00 bbls fur ~ 600 bushels wheat. 1q5 900
bushels erp. ~ 0co husLcs oats Canal esp'rts-2oO
bbs -four Is 600 bushes wheat. Ia 900 bushels
BsrAro, july 2o-sPM
flour steady and In fair demand: I bos AT
"a rs a IS mary good ilinuis AID y-coo-
sin, IS n IS rs tor extra In lama, 0h,o aud Michigan,
IS SO So r double extra WI. Al ulI a. rartes apart
Corr yanced fsis 81 n,xnd but cliog tult:
sales COO bush- Toledo at 5lkc, so 900 bushels iii
NOR a, t2c other gram, ncniaa' whskey N mole
rate demand saes 100 hos az 1879. Canal igh's nrm
NJ $0c nour, ii " wheat ant foxs csin a.
New York lake imIpoi Is 900 bbk 900 bushels
wheat 20 U00 bushels cum
OswECo, July 20. 1850.
Flour In mode dsmand tUo nbis at % 81 ~
extra STATE, 81 for fsv"rit. double city bran
Wheat Quirt ard IN. gei; the scarcity Ut att-
stricte Ell, ut; inquiry srt demand fpr mining ght
Gvn drper sales early 20 600 bushels Ia iiaa So 40
200 bushels 30 at 52k later, $50 ossirls So.
O~ts, barley ard rye norni' al fs'si "'shs urn. s."
bcats -four l6c wheat sIsc corn s. q" New
York Inte ihpofrk-s66 bbls nour. l0.{0O bushes
wheat -, 800 bu~hek curr. 8 100 b ~h-s eats 'ana
Exports $50 bbl.. nonr, $40 bn-hes wheat a. 800
bushels shiuped o. Mabtsss4 1 300 bbls. no-r
l1>uS>sn iii. 10 1850
Flour oul, At ~ rs IS for suv.'has Ia wns
hey st cd ~ lie, prs az as 70 sls bioos
al IL NC a nc. Money 'saiket quiet AZ u,site, .
C>cIssAr. July 20 1sUO
Flour duh aud holders willing 81 ie's. wn-sry
dull allie. Polk quiet tScon at ehc a ii &C Money
quiet unchanged.
CHICAGO, July CO.. r. ".
Flour auil. Wheat quiet nj 81 81 OIL Corn firm:
sales of rocco bufhel~at 43c. % nc store 'ss
steady Rrs,ir. - OF aoar, 5000 bushels of
what. 9. go buzz corn. 1000 bushels Of cat.
sh,pm.nr-f 100 ypsur, II SEQ bushels az ~h al,
1sI 90 hushslr "a bushels OF ", ghts
&c. h~er rosn ksralo. sight exchange New
York reduced To ! cent rrsmi"m-
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this city. to-day and elected John A. Green Jr dee
eGlo, s1d Joseph Jsyu-Ite alternate TO the nocras
6tsie Convention, which meets in ths city GU the
OF sugust next Resolutions al ,ped odorsng I'll
Acten Of tne Democratic STATE COMMITTEE presided yer
by John A. GreeD, Jr, 81 IL meeting IA siy oo the
% instant also Endorsing the nomination or Bro. nrdge
AZ Lane tue plat ora upos ~nen they were nouii-
mated; aso heartily commanding the speech II Hon la
MEL Dickinson at the ote ,oopsr INST tute meeting
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THk CHALLENGE To TIE zorkvEs.
~ THH KDrToR oy rBs HsRAsp
ORR SOUTHERN MILITARY GUESTS.

AgyIyAL or TIE SAVANNAH BLrEs--THKrR RBCKP-
fiox nv TBg SEv YORK CITY GUARp-THB DenARK-
ALTON AND MARCu-lMNENsE CROWD AND EN.
TursIAsx--IxTpRksTINs FACTS CONCERNING ga
vANyAB sol piERY-xoyKxESTs OF THs BLuEs TO-
DAY. ETC.
Scarcely IL the ink dry which has recorded the termi
nation Of one Of our metropolitan sensations IN tho do
psy,ure of the Chicago zouavee--whose splendid
discipline and gen,emany bearing during their
short stay here have Cor them the golden
opinions Of sbefcrc VIC are called upon 70 announce
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,.,yy o. D,c,s,ors-.raka Rgaqns fridora @ Or
v,ssT md ohers The vances sc IRE such were
inc4aent 10 the tr~, nwas net dealing OF ocdit No
N,csa yfsrisaI # al rs rer-nioh " uL1.ohHr -
nntn granted without prejudice u 80 arp stou by the
defcndsnt 10 vscate the order q lulJ W tsoo'
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TINS I'm meDse
SIMMER STOCK.
The iast snail o~er m this stand,
viii he
CLOSED OCT
REDUCTION OF PRICRS,
lave concad, 10 lear ont entire stock before re-
novel
consists Of large complete variety Of all the lats.
styles Of
SUMNER CLOTHING,
SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOOfS.
Those who Rave yet mpleed ,heir summer wardrobe
or strangers visiting the win fnd
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
10 purchase their clothing &C.. &c,
AT Low FIGURES
DEW. N. HUDSON 4 co,
POS 25a go broadway,
corner Of Warren street.