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CTIo SALES.


RY JOHN 3: WHEELER & co.
AUOrIoNHKRs.
Ho.n beuidana avenue, between nxth and Seventh
arssss, opposiis the ssstoa House.
SALE OF VALUABLE HoUrHoLp FURNITURE.
On SATURDAY MoRpIEa, s.o,smh., \. a, IN
o'eloet, we WIN eel, a our Auction Rooms, nor.
iion o. the furniture belosginE 70 ssniismsn who
following articiss: " ilIF " "
ons lafs. ..riOr Carpet, dmpsrisi vsly.,) r
One large Dining room Carpet, (BrussslsD
Three Marble Top Tables. 1T II II
One OIL Painting and ons Mirror. ..
Extension Table and Hat Raek.
One Rosewood Bureau. ~ ..'1i I'll. ..
Forr Velvet Rosewood Chairs and six Dining room
sig Bedroom Chairs and on. Marble Top wash.
One Walnut Bedstssd. .| %
One Chamber Carpet
purehased new. '''-'
Terms Cash JB WHEELER 90
ssPiE@ IbtArl Auotioneers,
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aatiOnal aspnblitau.
RATES OF ADvEpTIsINe.

One square, one insertion, u; subsequent inssr.
lions 20 cents. One square, one month, ts. Liberal
inducements to quartsriy, ssmi.snnsai, and yearly
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Every other day Advertisements, 50 per cent addi-
uonai. Twies . week Advertisements, 70 per cent.
additional f"-" Col. b
Fight lines eonstituts square. Less than square
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Editoriai notices, % esnts per line each insertion.
Local notices, % eents per line each insertion.
Advsrtissmsnts should bs handed IN before p. m.
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CRRATISa A Yesterday fore
noon ofieer Tucker, OF the Fourth ward, arrested
. oolored man for dumping his wagon load OF
stable manure in the centre Of + street north be.
tween North Capitol street and New Jersey ave.
nus, which ID contrary 10 law. Tho street has
brit recently been opened, and Is now being
graded, and the pavsments are being laid. The
oolorsd man stated that q man close by requested
him to empty the load In the hole so as TO all II
up. He was driving for Mr.. Morsell, grocery
dealer on Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. The last We saw Of him and the
oficer they were on their way to the Office Of
Justice Walter, he having been appointed umpire
In the case.
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GOVERNMENT SALE AT HILTON

teplU.ta breYet bnEAaer oeneral, v Army.
GOVERNMENT SALE AT HILTON
|o HEAD, sc.
The following Ordnance Property will be sold ct
public auction, At Ordnance Depot, Hilton Head 9 O.
on TuEsDAY, September "a, 1867, commencing at 10
About $50 nett ton, of Shot and She'll.
" 2tL Z" Loaded Bhsll.
lM 90 Canuistsr FILLED.
:. 10 ., q, Wrought Iron.
Artillery Carriages, iron.
oS Wooden Artillery Carriages, ironsd.
IS weodsn Chasss and slidss, ironsd.
$50 Saddles, [MeClsllan.)
q Saddles, (Artiiisry.)
90 Set. Of Artillery Hsrnoss.
I, $50 Brides.
ee7 Cruppsrs.
500 sakdls-bags.
& 800 Bayonet Bcabbards.
1, 80 Cartridgs-boxss.
l,o97 Carthdgs.box Belts.
2sl2G Gun sllngs.
q S32 Waist Belts.
$50 Bullet Moulds.
And quantity Of other property consisting prinsi-
Pally q Rags, Ropes. Implements, hisesiiansOus
Also, a tvo.story frame Dwelling house, Of the
following Dimensions: a feet front by s5L feet
dsptI, containing 8 spacious rooma.
Ample tlms allowed for the removal Of property,
At the expiration Of which that not removed will
vert TO the 0overnment
M.J.0RRALIsH,
Captain and N. s. K,
nu27 -dtse2l In charge Of Ordnance Depot.
II
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On motion, tho meeting then adjourned.


SERIOUS SrABBISa CAsE.-On Thursday
night number Of soldiers attached to tho 18th
United States infantry were around the eastern
section Of the city dsunk and disordsrly. Afew
Of them congrogated at o late hour In the liquor
store on the cotnsr Of Second street east and
Pennsylvania avenue, and while there got to
quarreling, and in the melee one VIM Edridge
cut George Williams with . knife In several
places 90 seriously that but little hopes are en-
tsrtsined Of his life. He was taken to tho Rus-
sell Barracks hospital, whore he as yet remains
Eldridge was arrested at an early hour on Friday
morning by ofiosr John Boyle, Of the Eighth
precinct, and conveyed to the station-house.
The knife he used was found upon him, and was
Of the ordinary pocket pattern description.
The wounded man is yet lying In . very crit.
| ical condition, and Eldrldge was committed u
jail yesterday to await tho result Of bis injuries
John D. MoCleliand, Of the same regiment
who was concerned In the scufle whom 1t frs
commenced, was also committed with Eldridge
The following Is the affidavit Of Williams
taken yesterday morning before Justice Tucker
"I, George Williams In full belief that
| shall speedily die, do declare that on the night
Of the 18th Of September, 1857, I was In res
taurant kept by man named Rutherford, 10.
Gated on Second street east and Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city, D. @. It was Just
Eve minutes to twelve O'Clock when l entered.
Corporal McClelland, who belongs to the same
company with Eldridge, came up to mo as
was drinking at the bar and put on airs, making
motions with bis hand as II 10 strike me.
laughed at him several times I got q little
angry and struck hin light tap with the back
Of my hand two or three times. He made q
show to fight, and I strdok him and knocked
him over. Eldridge then came up and struck
mo. struck back at him and McClelland. who
were both now striking at me. Eldridge now
drew knife and stabbed me hve or six timss-
once on the shoulder, once In tho back, once In
the side, once In the breast, once about an inch
below the heart. never had . previous quar-.
rel with either in my life. It was all done on
the spur Of the moment. I mako this declara-
tion In no spirit of malsvolsnce or revenge"
Sworn before me at the regimental hospital
Of tho Twelfth United States infantry, at Rus.
sell Barracks, this 18th day Of September, A.
D. 1867 W. W. TUCKER, ]. p.
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4 "A y0rvn CAsE.l-An interesting civil
case was heard yesterday morning before Justice
Walter, in which one Thomas Lazy, resident
Of Virginia, was the prosecutor, and Mesus.
Lanotton q &sinssbaugh, grocery dealers Of this
city, the defendants. II appeared In the evi
denoe that Mr.. Lazy was In debt 10 the arm Of
the defendants for groceries, and when he came
into tho District with his horse and wagon, they
had an execution issued, and the horse was levied
on and ssizsd BY constable. The animal was
In the possession Of the constable but two days
when he died and suit was brought BY Mr. Levy
to recover the value Of the horse, which bs ap-
praised at $50. oil Hr.. .r
N. II. Miller, esq, appeared for the defence,
and Howard Norris for the prosecution.
The defence denied the value Of the horse, and
witnesses were sworn, who testified vsriousiy to
the worth Of the animal. One witness said he
was worth about t12, while smother, veterinary
surgeon, testified that he was not worth more
than IS.
The Justice reserved his decision In tho case,
which will probably be given to-day.
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EDUCATIONAL
THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF
MUSIC

The Washington Theatre, formerly the famous Ca.
rusi Saloon, 10 being reconstructed into a saloon, to
be styled the Washington Academy Of Music. It
will be much enlarged and improved, with every
convenience for the Accommodation Of the public and
suitsd to smusoments, such as concerts, lectures,
public and private balls and parties. fairs, and
every description Of exhibition II will be rented
by the day, week, or month. For further partlcu.
lars address LOUIS CARUSl, who will take pleasure
In aaording all Information, aDd attend to any bus
ness for parties renting, s4-eodlm,<
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PERsoYAL.-W William Blanchard, esq,
one of the original projectors of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, arrived in this city from Austria.
Lis few days since. We arc pleased to see
him appearing so we'll Mr.. B. went to Mel
bourne In 1861 as United States Consul, under
the administration Of President Lincoln. He
says there has been no rain in some parts Of
Australia in the last eighteen months. That
would be considered q rather dry spell Of
weather here.
John W. Stokes. esq, Acting Commissioner
Of Agriculture, left for New York yesterday,
where he will attend Masonic demonstration
to-day. He will be absent week or ten days
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SENSIBLE SUGGEsTIoN.-We find
the following sensible suggestion
in Florida paper, credited to a
Georgia exchange"
LET the planter take the $3.50
which he proposes to pay for an
extra hand, invest it in manureS,
judiciously, and he will increase
the amount of his crop more than
the work Of an extra hand. Be-
sides he makes clear above this
the board and. other extras neces-
sary to the obtaining of hands the
present day. Then, take the 5000
that he would pay for the mule,
and invest in the same way, to say
nothing of the harness and plough,
and any one can readily perceive
the advantage 4 man would have
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over his neighbor who uses none
of these fertilizers. We are glad
tQasee SO many OF our better plant
ers taking this thing into consider
alton, and procure large supplies
Of guano and other manures. Al
though the number oflaborers has
decreased by hundreds in the low
er counties during the past year,
yet the next crop is anticipated to
far surpass that Of 1865. We trust
that they will not be disappointed.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NewberrY District-Tn Eonitv.

~- Newberry Distriet--Tn Eqnity.
Agnes ". Caldwell & Susan Caldwell by
next friend, vs. William Wallace, Ex'o".
Petition for le of Land
BY order OF the Court, dated Sth February,
1851, I viii sell before the Court House
at Newberry, on the first Monday in Nay
next, the rcalrState OF Howard II. Caldwell,
deceased, as follows. -
lot in the town Of Newberry, fronting
on Pratt. Street, twenty-five feet and run
ming, tothe rear forty two feet, bounded by
lots Of s Montgomery, George G. DeWalt,
and lot belonging TO the estate Of John Il.
Steele, decd. .-....-
TERMs-The purchaser will be required
to give bond with-at leasttwo good sureties
and Mortgage of the property to secure
the purchase money, payable in two equal
annual instalments, with interest from the
day Of sale, and to pay the costs Of these
proceedings in cash.
= CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE.
March 25th 1867. IS st. liz C.E.N.D~
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA
In Equity-Nem berry District. John S.
Renwick, Admir- vs.. Stephen DuSan and
Others. B:H for sale Of -eal estate, re-
lief &c.
Bv order Of the Coart, I will resell at~the
risk.of tie former purchaser on the first
Monday III May, 1861, before the Court
House at New berry, at public auction, the
real estaae Of Ben Dugan, freeman, deceased,
as follows:
A tract Of land, situ,ted in Newhcrry
District, containing scveEty-lo0r ac!es, more
or less, ard bounded by lands of Dr.. G. w.
Glenn, deceased, J. B. Glymot. and others.
A tract of land, situated in Newberry
District On waters OF King Greek, contain
ing forty-fvc acres, more or less, and bound
cd by lands Of John Glenn, J. 5, Rcnw!ck
and David Wicker. =
TERNS.-The purchaser will be required
to give bond with at least two good SuretieS
and a mortgage ofthe. premises, to secure
payment of the purchase money, payable
on the-frst day Of January 1868, with in
tercst from the day Of sale, and to pay in
cash the cost Of these proceedings.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. END.
CONS Office, April 3-l4-4t. *9
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LEWIS BUTLER,
FASHIONABLE BARBER and
HAIR DRESSER;

RESPECTFULLY Y announces to the gen
tlemen of Newberry, that be has opened at
the old shop, opposite tile Court House,
and next to Mcssrs. I. II. Suber & Co.,
where he will be happy to wait upon all in !
the exercise Of his profession. His object
is to please The most fastidious taste, and
the keeping of,his shop shall be after the
most unexceptionable style.
Shaving, Trimming, Sbampooing, and
Hairdying executed in f!sc most approved
manner. Jan. 23-4-tf.
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The Remedy Tor Grievances.

: = The people are law abiding. A
change Of laws and a change of
some of our old fogy rulers, who
advocate the law Of imprisonment
for debt robbing women for the
benefit of traders and gamblers,
or any sort of people, turning out
unfortunate families from house
and home, and stripping the un-
lucky debtor Of the last cent; and
unfolding generally, the system
of law whichsprevailed in fcudal
ages and heathenish lands, devoid
ofaH mercy which were caleula-
ted to increase the prosperity of
the speeulator, and aggravate the
Iniseries Of the. poor and the help
From the spirit that has been
manifested by some of our present
Legislators IN South Carolina, it
might be argued, (but we hardly.
think it. that they would even re
peal the law allowing ten dollars
worth Of provisions to be exempt
from levy. and restore the old hea-
fhenruse for the creditor to take,
aaad enslave the debtor, and his
wife, and children. Such is their
sefror Of the judges opinions and
holy regard for the obligation of
contracts = Forgetting that there
are some things, men have neither
"a rightto sell or contract for, life
and hbert + among them. The
State also has the right to protect
society, and its tax payers from al
IoWing creditors to make paupers
: of the people, and to expe{ them
from the shelter of a home and.
drive them out Of the State, or
else Htfhey remain, and are aged,
inffFm or feeble, to be Supported
bg public charity They; forget.
also, that the State is not bound
70 turn Turk, OF savage in its laws
fe comp s with the humors ofsuch,
IS indulge the disposition; 2con-
porting with the character ofsuch
people as these Greeavillst Enter:
prise -. Is,
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$500

FER YEAR! We want agents every where
to sell our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Ma
chireS. Three new kinds. Under and up
per feed Sent on trial. Warranted five
years. Above salary on large commissions
puid. The ONLY machines sold in the Uni
ted States for less than $40, which are fully
licensed By Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gro
yer & Baker, Singer Il Co., and Bachelor.
All other cheap machines are infringementS,
and the seller or user are liable TO arrest, fine
and imprisonment Illustrated circulars sent
free. Address. or cali upon Shaw C Clark,
at Biddcford, Maine, or Chicago, III.
July 25 ~. .
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Announcements.

MEssRs ,FD1ToRs.-The friends of CAPT.
GUS DICKERr, of Pomaria, the brave.
soldier and nero of many battles, respectfully
nominate him as candidate for the Office Of
Tax Collector Of This District, believing that
IN March u:i 20; l2 # f. = "i MANY FRIENDS
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EiSklS= Metallic Burial. Cases.

THE subscriber has just received. asu2ply
Of these Cases, from, The above celebrated
manufactures. which are Of the latest, and
most improved pa terms, and of elegant Rose
wood finish, and whicn be offers at low rates
70 the public He take this occasion 20 say
thar they have been purchased exclusively
for cash and selling them at onlV a small
advance on rhe cash price. rhht no orders for
the above Cases will be attended to unless
accompanied with the cash.
5 r C. CHAPMAN.
Newberry, S. c., July 25, 1866. 9m.
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MEssRs EDIToRs-PIease announce Mr..
JACOB KIBLER as a candidate for the offs
fee of Tax Collector, for the ensuing term,
the office, and oblige OLD TIMES.
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The State Of South Carolina.
~...... Newberry District-In Equity.

T Office Court Of General Sessions
and Common Pleas. .--.-. .
!, Elijah P. Lake, Clerk Of said Court, in
pursuG Ncc of the directions Of the Act Of the
Legislature in such cases made and provi-
ded,- DO hereby give public notice that. an
election for Ordinary" for Newberry Dis
rtrict, wiILbe held on Tuesday, the thirtieth
day ofApril next, at the usual places OF
election throughout the sid District.
Witness my hand at Newberry Court
House, this 2lst day of March, 1851.
s>-. "a" E.P. LAKE, c. c. 7, l. G.s,
Z March 81 13 St. 7-.
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For TAX COLLECTOR. Capt. JOHN VII
LIANS is respectfully nominated as a,candidate
for the Office Of Tax Collector, Newlerry Dis
trict, at the next election. . .'.-.-.
Oct. 31st, 1866. MANY FRIENDS. b.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs-Br nominating Mr.. /
DANIEL B. WHEELER as a candidate for
Tax Collector of Ncwberry District; You will
oblige MS many = WAkM fKlENDS.
July 4. -..- 49,. = -
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MEssRs. EDITORs-Pleasen nominate Mr. JOS.
W: HILL as a suitable candidate for the Office
of Tax Collector, for the ensuing term, aud
oblige NEWBERRT.
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Inenting on the, passage OF the
Territorial Bill are both taken
from the Houston Telegraph, Of
the 7th INST.
BT THE FIGHTING EDITOR.
hat the passage Of the bin for
The government of the so-called
rebel States was a erime-a sin
against every cannon of truth and
duty in which the American peo-
PIE have been educated-a crime
committed consciously and wilfull.y, },
for the qualification OF hate which
: sbames christian history for the
glnlaRffu maintenance Of power
and for the acquisition of Illicit
fact SO. clear to US that
sFe feel bound to denouReez il IN
terms as strong as cur convictions
J of Its enormit We are. compell7.
-
ed to denoanee If. or else stand
convicted before the world of hav--
ing taken leave ofaH honesty and
manhood, In so doing we. repre-:
sent no party, bpt speak in the
name aud behalf of the Federal.
Government, and of the, govern
lnent of allthe States, all of which
are revo ontionzed by this bill, It
amonstrosity ithont a parallel. .
~ 40. THE PEACE EDITOR
NE. d0 not think there is any
Just ground for this fear. fear. The
course Of industrial and comrner-
eiiaI affairs will proceed just as
though the new regime had not
gone into operation. Corn and
cotton Will. grow just as we'll, and
trade and conmerce-@will thrive
Just as much IS though there were
no military government, There
viii be neither physical resistance
on the one hand, nor practically
Injurious nterfereGee on the other;
consequently there will be no col
hsion o. confusion, therefore no
reason for damage to material
prosperity Really,
the reconstruction" strife in the
so-caIIed Congress, having come
to an end, there vii. be- more
settled state ofaffairs than before.
Confidence will become stronger,
and prosperity will revive. So
we think.
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Philadelphia Advertiser
SAMSON AND DELILAH,
TUE sTRoxG MAN sEonN OF srREseTa

TIE sIKOAG AAN- -sEOKN OF sTREdGIH. ;
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on the
Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to
Puberty, By which Youth is robbed of its
beauty, and Manhood of its. power,--,witli
Reports on the best means of relief and
cure. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address, DR.. J.. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, PhiIa-
delphia, Pa. ~ - - : S
Jan. l6-3. 3m.-
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-MEssrs. EDITORS You will please an
nounce J.. D. SMITH, as candidate for the
office Of Tax Collector, Newberry District,
and obIiges = MANY FRIENDS. -
May 2, 1856. E.-,- -. . -. -
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MEssEs. EDIToRs:- You will please an
nnuncc NATHAN T JOHNSON as a can
ditiate for the office Of Clerk OF Court, of the
District of NeWberry, for the next ensuing
term. MANY FRIENDS.
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The State Of South Carolina.
The State Of South Carolina.
Newbcrrv District-In EQUITY.

~ Ncwbcrry District-In Equity.
J. ". Sem and others VS. E. P. Lake, Admir-,
and others BIZ Tor account, relief &C.
The creditors of Elijah N. Lake, decd, are
required to render and establish their re-
spective demands, on oath, before the Com
missioner on or before the first day Of June
next.
r. CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
March 25th, lS67.lS 49. c.E.N.D.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE 0F'SOUTH.C CAROLINA.
In Equity-Newberry District. John S.
Renwick, Adm'r vs., Stephen Dugan, Sam.
Dugan, ct al. &c. rs. e<..--> -
The creditors of Ben Dugan, freeman,
deceased, are required to render. and es'
ia .ish on oath, their respective demands
before the Commissioner on or before the
first day ofday next. -.
z. SILAS TOMBSTONE, c.E.S.D.
-Com's office, lSt Feb. 1857.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs.-You will please an>
nounce THOMAS II. CROMER as candi-
date for Tax Collector Newberry District, at
the next election. MOLLOHON,
Sept12
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Jackson's Universal
Washing Compound. d

The washing for family of twenty per
sons a.ay be mpleteds before breakfast, the
clothes out TO dry, theshonseein good order
and comfortable for fhe-day, ard the family,
saved from washing day aRnoyances. Who
would not wish to have sucf comforts? !?
This Compound is rapidiy taking the place
of,all soaps, wherever introduced, 1t is a
chemical preparation for washing clothes,
the coarSest, rs well as the finest and most
delicate fabrics, with little rubbing or boil
ing; saving in,the process MORE THAN ONE
HALF THE COST OF soAs, aud bnt one-Quarter
of the time and labor is required to do the
same amount OF Washing as with the. best
Of soaps. =, = .-.
1T WILL WASH IN HARD OR SOFT
WATER.
Clothes need boiling but few minutes,
and but very little ifaDy rubbing with t9e
hands, thus ayaiding their wear upon the
wash board. 1t does not injure the taor!e,
on the contrary, it preserves and fixes the
colors, and will remove paint, grease or
Stains of all kinds. Give It trial ana you
will use nothing else. - --.
ROBERT I. LEATEIJ, AGENT,
Ncwbe-rv, {. H., So. Ia.
I1-;; &-It-tf
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GROFESTEEN & Co.,
PIANO Forte Manufacturers

These PIANOS received the Highest Award
of Merit, nt the Worlds Fair. over the best ma
kers from Lordon, Paris. Germany. the cities OF
.ew York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston;
for Five Successive Years Our Piano contain
the French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Over
strung Bass, Full ron Frame, and all Modern
Improvements Every Instrument warranted
FIVE years Made under the supervision of Mr.
j. II. GROVES TEEN, who has practical eXpen
rcnce of over thirty five years, ard Isl the mskrr
Of over eleven thousand piano totes. Our fncil-
tiles for manufacturing enable US to sell these in
struments from 500 to $500 cheaper than any
first class piano forte. aUg sly
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Legal Advertisements.
Fair Notice TO TreSpasSeES.

The Subscriber forcwarnS all persons.
white or black. fox hunters or others, who
treSpasS upon his plantation, by letting down
fences, or other violations, that they must
hereafter do so at their risk, as he will pro-
ceed against them 10 the full eNtcls that the
law Will allow. All persons will take due
notice ard govern themselves accordingly.
April 8 "A 3m J. B, GLYMPH.
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-MEssRs EDITORS: You will please an
nouuce MIR. R. v GISr. as candidate for a
seat in the next session OF our State Legisla>
ture. ~
----0> FARMERS OF NEWBBRRY DIST.