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FOREIGN pORTs.

AT Calcutta Dec %, shirs Elcano, Cheever for New
York at 81 gold, per ton fsr saitpetre and $st for
John Baker, Miller, for DO; Kearsarge, Stevens,
Tor Boston; Henry Harbeck, BorsteIl Mongolia
Weston; Houghton, Buckminster, and Belle Of the
a a, Hammond, unc the latter for port in tile
AT Bombay Dec 2s, ships Enterprise, Dunbar and
Wurtemburg, Chase, Tor New York, ldg Jennie
Hinckley; Priscilla, York, and Wizard King, Wood,
worth, unc; barque Sarepta, Oliver, do.
sn d Pee y, sh1p by SSieks9urg, I, Boyd, tyerpoel
grave, Philadelphia.
Ar at Gibraltar 10th ult. ship Louis Walsh, Pendle
ton, and Cha, a,lotte W White, Griffin, CaIlao
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst, ship f A Palmer Patter-
son, New York. 2 A. tf' ts ; n EGF=l '7'S~
AZ San Juan, Jan =, ship Uncle Toby. Pinkham,
Al St Thomas goth ult, ship Mary Russell, Weeks
disg; brig Ida Abbott wtg; and others. y
, SD Inn Kingston, ia, l1th nit schs Ontario, Hunt
ley. Morant Bay and New York; DC CLARK, Cum-
Al at Gienfaegos 3d. briggs II Todd Mcclure,
Aspinwall 25th, Goodwin, Coffin, Guadaioupe; 26t6
Navai ino. Lord, New York. to load for do. =
Ar at Matanzas 2sth ult, brig Mecosta, Dunbar
phlladephial ph days Goth, j Polledo, Plummer,
Sid ed, hrigs Java, Groves, for Portland Village
Belle, Tor North Of Hatteras; 25th, Darque Henry p
Lord Pnkham, Philadelphia. 2 : ls-s-s 80 Z
CID at Bermuda 18th ut, brig Allston Sawyer, for
Georgetown, SC. rs-sr ~ .-s-- r 81
AT at Halifax 4th inst, steamer Equator, Clark,
CID at st John, NIB, 2sth, barque Leila M Long.
Ames. Havana; sch Fantauzz Wooster, ior Phila-
delphia. 'II' I'fl-' y - 7D''i
per City Of Paris, at New York; f''
Sid I'm Liverpool 18th, Excelsior, Pendleton. for
New York; w Storeg, Rryant, do. ~ ~.
OFF the Start 18th, Am Eagle Moore, from London
for New York.
Ar at Falmouth 21st. Excelsior, Atkinson, from
Cauao; iyanhoe, Chestney, London ior San Fran
cisco Jboth dischargingl ~
Ar at Barcelona 18th ult, Bounding Billow. Vidu-
ich, New YORK. (quarantined)
CD at Gibraltar 1lth ult, Signal, Wallace, for New
Sid FIN Bordeaux 18th ult, Ceres, Humphrey, for
New Orleans wv ~ - = 7es''
Sid fun Flushing 18th ult, Moravia, Patteu Callao;
Desiah, Gilkey, Havana.
30 tSsaAf' SPOKEN flvvos.B 5si
Dec . lat 81 80 $, Ion 1o4 L, ship Andrew jackson,
from Calcutta for Boston.
Jan 20, lac 23 81, ion 50 o. ship Fleettord from
San Francisco for New York. w e99HEtifll
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ORGAN MUsIc.-A pleasant opportunity of
hearing some good music well performed on
the organ, was enjoyed yesterday afternoon, at
the First Parish Church, by such as were for
tunate enough to be present. DIR. William H
Walter, organist of Trinity Church, N Y, be-
ing in this city, consented to play for the graf
ifcation of some who were desirous of hearing
one whose reputation is so high. We are una
BILE to say with whom the idea originated, but
feel under obligations to whomsoever it may
be, for the enjoyment it afforded.
Nopublic notice was given, and doubtless the
dull weather and bad condition of the streets
prevented the attendance of some who were
apprised of it,; still, goodly number were
present, and composed largely, we should
Judge, of those among us best qualified to ap-
preciate and enjoy the music. n.ll.4J gGsoi %.
Several organists were present, but none
played except DIR. Walter and Prof Kotz-
schmar. 1t will not be doubted, therefore, that
everything was well done; and it would be
absurd to attempt to critcise the performance.
We can in no other way give so good an idea
of it as by list of the pieces played, which has
been kindly furnished % ''' t' ''i ''u
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A SITUATION by an experienced lady, as house
Address, Portland p. o., Mrs. A. p. fe2d2w
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A LOT OF LAND, situated within a hundred
IA yards OF the Grand Trunk station, Har-
month. Said Lot is ~ it. by 1914, and is part of
the Estate of the late
Capt. JOHN DAVIS. .H
For further particula,s inquire at his late resi-
dence. ''- ~ : " = -'77T - -
Yarmouth, Jan. &c, 1867.
jan2S d2weOds
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o FIRST RATE SAFE - y. 2
Alta MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
saaaj EMERY d WATERHOUSE, t8id
n Middle Street, Portland,
Or nj no Sudbury Street, Hoston. hI
va Secondhand Safes taken in exchange for SALE
Jan 15-sN1stw in each mos adv remainder of time
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Valentines

VI. valentine has made his depot this year as usu-
- al at the Bookstore of 5. IL. COIESWORTHY,
exchange St, where he will be happy to receive his
numerous friends. Feb6,liw
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER s. lsS-rRlPLH sHE

tue com ittss 10 appear In full ball dressss ana wear
roset e. WITH appropriate designs
hi.ry and aAyh ornosrs 70 appear In thsir rsspso.
such - are admitted under tbs direction Of the commit
toe.
!, An ample supply Of refreshments to be provided FOR
ooak and retiring rooms to b. set apart for the &C.
Of the ladies' and suitable attendants 70 DO
Tickets admitting lady and gsntlsmAn to bs Is Any
gentleman whose party may exceed more than LADY
20 % furnished With extra ladies' tickets not 70 sxossd
Cards Of nisson To bs obtained from either Of the
committee ~ the committee ROOM In the Aston House.
wnere the name or every who purchases ticket
VII % registered 10 book provided Tor thai especial
Gsnusmen applying for tickets will please to give the
names or their ladies' In order that the same may be
written IN the cards OF invitation
.aoo member OF the committee issuing tickets wiz
endorse his own name on the back OF the cards
An early application for cards Of admission WI % ne
eeesary ~ no persons viii BE- admitted 70 the fete
than The bal! room can conveniently accommodate
An swning 70 Do ersosd in front OF the theatre oovsr
Carriages on arriving Aud departing will comply with
me o regulations for the maintenance OF good order
at public asssmbuea
Gentlemen requested 20 dismss their carriages on
srying M the door and 70 take the ono opposite TO the
The super ntsudent OF Carriages will be Ia attendance
10 preserve regularity and 10 ses that no imposition %
pacoed upon the company through oarslsssnsss extra
charges or otherwise
An eosnt police to DO engaged order In the
arrival and departure Of the company.
Al meeting Of the General Committee, hold at the
Astor House. on Monday evening January 81. ths Ex.
eYeot. ROBERT II. MORRIS. Chairman.
y %s B : p Mv.s'sT's 's. sscr...yiss
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suitable welcome On his arrival In New York. TIE
meeting was called 70 order bv Vim H. Maxwell who
nominated Robert H. Morris q Chairman. Prosper N.
Wesmore named d. O Golden aAd ID. O. Poll 6scfeta-
rs9 The oiaoers being duty eieoted the meeting was
addressed by Philip Home Charles w. Sandford W.
Edmonds. K Livingston, JG. J. w. Frs0cs. Prosper
A. Wesmore. and other gentlemen; whereupcn, VIM h.
Maxwell AFTER some appropriate rsnarks, onsred ths
following resolutions which were unanimously adopt
Cd
Resolved. raA. In the opinIon or this meeting e Is
proper and becoming In tho citizens Of New York 70
unite heartily IN those demonstrations OF respect and
esteem which have been, and will b. in our
land called forth by the Wat OF bar Dickens 70 Amer-
OF the noble use OF those talents he hes made IN vndca
ting the rights and CLAIMS and feelings OF humanity o.
large, without distnotion OF rank olrounssaace.
Resolved. That In welcoming Charles Dickens to
America we feel that We q paying due homage
70 genius and funng the demands OF gratitude Tor ~
Individuals We gratitude 70 the minister OF nteac
tuA delight and, as republicans, bound 70 thank
Lim who has, In his Writings 70 eloQuenty maintained
the Of the humble and oppressed who exhibits IN
every limo his own keea ssnsbility 10 wrong and the
pervadng spirit OF ell whose worke s touching fius
trston Of the truth that Ia the elementary constitution
Of men there Is no difference whatever difference CIR
cumstancss may have created.
Resolved, That 10 the arranRemeot OF htttng reoep'
ton for the visitor whom delight TO honor regard DO
hsd 70 the participation therein OF the ladies' tor We
favor on any device which excludes them from joining
10 festival gwen honor Of him whose imagination
and heart gave birta 10 "LNue Neil"
Resolved, That ell the gentlemen present, and such
others may DO hereafter named constitute general
committee.
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Triumphal Tour OF the Won
derful Boz i'm America.
Dinners and Drjeuners, Balls aad Ban
quets, TOdies and TableauX.
Great Literary, Scientific, Political,
Legal, Medical, Mercantile and
Fashionable Farcrf.

On the s2d Of January In the ysar o. grace is4s Mr.
CHARLES Dickens and wife landed at Boston after pas
cage OF eighteen days from Liverpool ia The steamship
Britannia A. that time Elder Knapp and John Now.
land Mat we're stirring up the with great vigor
Yankee Sullivan had just faxed out secor in the prize
ring che trial Of John Colt for the murder Of Adams
was gong New York and the State Of Mississippi had
fspudatsd her honest dobts. But these exciting events
speedily faded from the public mind whom Dickens bro
gsss pressed the pavements Of the Hub Of the Uni.
verse" All New England says the HERALD OF few days
later immediately infected with the Boz fever md
chs rontsgon spread with wonderful rapidly all over
she county The alors began to turn out Boz brooches
she millnsrs 10 make Pickwick pscoats the confec.
slcusrs to make samivs veller candy and the grocss
advertised Boz tea IS the only acceptable beverage
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lFroni the Now York Herald (sxtrs FEB. IL. is42l
Tho Great Bos Ball Last Nisht-The Most
Brilliant Affair Yet.
THIS most extraordinary brilliant fashionable humor.
tonshna snSir cams or ias sne horse Jockeys say
last night and nothing seem neard told OF In this
world before ever went Oh with sUcn indescr!bable
fnere have been at least three thousand Eve hun.
dred persona present al most elegantly dressed and At
least eighteen hundred OF them ladies: and che
dresses diamonds jewels silks, satns pearl gold, and
other ornaments by them this OCCASION must
lars. II not more. EVERY hard times. those % the
tender tosd man said TO the tortoise shes back when
Before proceed speak Of what wss sssn, heard,
or said within the house. must describe what was
seen outside the theatre as early as half six O'Clock
Although the doors did not opou I'LL haf-past seveu
O'Clock, and some few ladies and gentlemen Of the
mee went into the back entrance Of tho theatre as
carly O'clock, and by half past seven q. least
twenty carriages had arrived. We will now 60
OUTSIDE TIE rHnATRz
Hare there was tremendous crowd, and numbers OF
ing scenes aud the soiors .hescn although the nigh.
was damp and cold But they were all kept back and
sGmraoe order preserved by ONCE. smith sDa
crowd KEEP. the entrance to the theatre clear and pre-.
served most admirable order throughout the night The
the carriages 70 the lobby excellent; an awning
reached from the theatre covering the steps and whole
raSe on platform covered With arosn bsxs aud 50
through the obb!es and through the main box en-.
trance the whole o. which covered with green baze
down 20 the dancing floor ia this way tnsy reached
the ball room without soiiing their shosa
THEArRs
Tho obbios we're all cleaned and beautAed. and ample
ar.af csmeais were made tor taking OF hats cloaks
suaws shoes and other knic the apartments for
ladies 70 retire into were much improved All the
looms were fitted up with great taste In the lobby Of
tie second Ter was large counter At end coffee
dispensed and At the other end tea served cut
70 those who preferred IT, in great strength and great
abundance In the lobby OF the third tier was also
largo counter from end o. that dispensed lem.
orade from the other end port wine negus those who
preferred it, and they formed majority In tho second
tier saloon placed long table down the centre,
loaded down With all kinds OF choice refreshments in
cudng oysters OF every Kind aud variety served up in
Downng's style In front Of this table ladies' and
gentlemen prorasnaded took refresh nent and walked
away ieisurely 10 make for others In the saloon
Of the third rather the fourth tier there
long table, and small table loaded down with
treatments. Here gentlemen alone and many
strong in the eating and drinking line The following
bill OF fare will give idea OF the destruction made
by this bail in the good things Of this life
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BALL.
y Ssr.
The scene was most sxnilareting Al looked weli aaa
nspy % moS when "" 8
here" .whas ~, z BE- e. ns:s s y: hsndsS%' I
ss msrrsa Ha n s's chsronS r.,o ,s ve.
know him." 'why, I've spoke 70 him" DO intro
duce me-" 81 20 want 70 know him." 81 suppose theZ
these pictures round the rooms" Thass ron BsrsaSy
Ridge, l bsleve.n 81 never rsaA Basnsby. Rudys."
my life don't know" These. and such ike rsmarks
with an attempt aa march or waits. occupied shs nrs
AZ eight o'clock the ball opened AZ this time shses
were about 1000 persons present The mmsnse -
Sr.n. we're ys sh ~ "a s ~ -
fair forms that we're now gliding through the daaos
gave evidence Of the Same feeling and showed that shs
glittsrng grandeur Of the sosne
After ne eolon and wsi... The soes seraasa-sAs
Mrs. Leo Hunters Dress Dejsuper.
This tab,sAa was received with great applause A
dense hrong now suoa.ded the Mayor a. the farhsss
part Of the Stage - Bos was now sIpscted every NO
nsns In vain the members Of the COMMITTEES enleax.
The sas.ssins AID he ss.sass % apo. and =: :.
ciamstons-''Where 10 nsi" LET me See" rs he
Gomez" 'Ohi DO let me see" fsanIy incrsssed. TN
Ter ave minutes and half there va. terrible a.
sasinsss ~ last the Immortal lion Of The pageant-tAo
cas.srs struck up GOD save he Queen and id By hsf
croOssd n. alag. 70 the csnrs Of the EsaSsshsn ros
whore they were received By the Mayor. Boz looked
pstsly ovepowsrsd. and with . delightfully."- graceful
iimdity shrank from the observation Of the gay aaa
A. Boa approached, Mr. Philip aous seized his hssd.
and said, my dear Sir, here handful Of our pse-
ps-risht giad-brighs eyes-rsjoice-heartisl. vel.
which Boz most sraciousy bowed and placed his hssa
upon his heart and then Mr. Hone said mime ohserk
and. evidently to the asonishment Of the hero Of ~
extraordinary scene the surrounding crowd gave ussss
Ancs 70 nine enthusiastic cheers.
ma Norris h ssI sce.psd n. arm Il Boa saa s
the most praiseworthy sxsrtions on the par ~ II
nan nncs And Other ,1 Ss sssS having STRUCK
up march, Boz and his lady we're sa f00a0 SHu ''uns
Thsu the second ,sbleau burst upoa the view Of tie
company and was received win unsuooued peas o.
III re-, of III. ,sD,saur and dances thea on N
fnc Middis AGED lady in the Double Bsddsd Room.
M Psrdsii rncountsrs Mr. Pickwick in the Prissn.
The Red Nossd Man Discourssth.
n,: spd qn NJ q s NJ Tsy Il poos 0
y il,s,s Neil ana Der oraadfa.hs The M.ay o~aus
uan and Nra sIun's Unexpected Appearance.
i7-Bos waits.
Is-TabIssu want
is,ts Nell Leading her Grandfather
The stranger Watching Barnsby In the Cottage
Is-Possillion Quadrils.
2o--Tabieau WANT
The stronger scru.aizins Bsrnssy's Features y ne
Widows Cottage.
21-March.
29-Tablsau vvaut
The Pickwck Club
23-Contra Dance.
M-TAblsau vivaut
washington Irving In England, and Charles pistsnsh
America
This was rsprssssssd by upsan with sA,eid !. ~
centre, surmountsd BY Gags; the Grsas western 49,.
on u. sailor stood each SIDE. one rsprsseMf
britannia, On his hat asd The Other "In1ske.. -
ing In London with The works Of lrvsps fpgo 0e
..HNpS, Drsshsn;' 90 llpkuiak bn41g Y AA4NA
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oxSz.AL COMMITTEES.

,oNMrT1E.
John w. Francis, Z.
George r, Morris.
Duncan q Pei.
Hugh Mclean
Gerard H. Costes.
John 8. Bartlett,
Charles p. Ginch,
William Turner,
Moses II. Grinn&i
W. Star Miller,
John InmAu,
VIM. Kent,
Beverley Robinson. k..
Robert J. Dillon,
VIM. H. Appleton.
s. Draper. Jr.,
r. w. EdmondA
Saml. I. HuRt
H. G. 6tebbins.
AnSts. Fleming,
Fraucis r. Wsdde;:,
VIM. Gfandin,
Charles A. Clinton.
Joseph Hudsoa,
Charles N. Leupp.
J. W. Gerard,
4. G. Wetmore,
r 8. Townsend,
wm. I, Shutuswos.h.
g. G. Cambrelinx,
Andrew Warner,
Saml. Jones Mumforc.
Alfred A. Smith,
MARSHALL 0. Roberts,
James Il. Waiting,
Joseph Guiiia.d, Jc,
Cornelius X savage,
Joan II. Van Buren,,
Edmund simpsca.
Samuel p. Lyman,
). Il. Livingston, Jr.,
y. Beekman Fish,
ThOa. 4, CummiDQg.
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From the Now York Herald (sxtrsl Fs,. IL. is+al
Tho Great Bos Ball Last Night.The Most
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New Advertisements.
The Democratic Almanac
For 1868.

s - For 1858. -, - -
we have now in press this popular Potiti-
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besides the usual matter of all Almanacs,
fi,ll and official Returns of all the Elections
for this year. compared with previous ones,
the most important Acts of Congress, Pres>
;dent Johnson's Feto Messages and Procla.
nations, Lists Of Federal and State Officers,
Members Of Congress, Statistical and other
information indispensable to every politician,
planter, farmer: merchant or mechanic. =
On account of the lateness in making up
the official Election Returns, this Almanac
caunot be issued until on or about the lsf OF
January, hence tits desirable to have all Or
ders nsas early as possible. so as to know
how large an edition TO print, that all may
be supplied promptly. AL orders Will be
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SingleCopies, bymail, prepaid: 20 cents. (
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fBy.yirtue of writ of ieri faciss TO me di..
rected, Twill sell, on Monday the I'd day OF
Decembers next, within the legal hours OF
sale. one tract of land. containing about sew,
eT,tyssix {76) acres, more or less. bounded
hy lands ef Sarah; Bobb, Abram Moore, and
.ofhers: levied on at the suit of 7. M. Pay"
singer VS.. Nv. w. Griffin. -.
H. H1skINARD, c. n. D.
NOV IS 46 s. 49, -7,<
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STATE OF SOUTHcCAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTHcCAROL1NA.
NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
By John T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
District.
Whereas Thomas B. ,Litzey has applied
to me for Letters1of Administration, on al
: and singular the goods and 'ehattels, rights
and credits cf Lavinia E. Litzey, late OF the
the district aforesaid, deceased: -
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, to be holden at NeW6erry
Court House on the25th of November inst,
TO show cause, if any why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under.my hand and seat this 1lth
day of November, I'm the year of: our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty. seven
- : JOHN. T. PETERSON, o.N.D.
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u. s. Internal Revenue.

Notice is hereby given that by the recent
changes made in the Sd Collection District
of the State of South Carolina, by order OF
the Secretary of the Treasury, tile two for
mer Divisions of Newberry District have
been consolidated, and to be known here
after as the 7th Division.
For the above Division have been COM
missioned to take charge as Asst. Assessor,
parties residing withinsthe same will recog-
nize me as such and make their returns ac'
cordingly.'
Office on Law Range. North side Of the
Court House. lac. CORWlN,
. Asst. Assessor 7th Division,
- Sd Col Dist. S, c,
Newberry, S. c., Oct. 2e, 1857. 49, -
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/ WILL RENT, on the day of Sale. the
PLANTATION on which RI. T. kinard
lived at the time of his death, and the Ferry
known as Higgins Ferry. for the aenedt OF
Hannah E. Kinard and Many g. klnafd, 20
whom the land was conveyed BY M. 1. HI
THOMAS F. HARMON Z, = (
October % s.. Agent.
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NOTICE,

=. -. NOTICE. >. -. - -.
We will SELL on TUESDAY, the 26th of
November next, at the late residence of
MIDDLET0NT KINARD. decd. all the
personal property of said decd, consisting
of the following property, to>wit: = =. -,
One Valuable FAMILY
HORSE. * s $.
Two fine Brood Mares. -:
One fine Colt: -. =:
Nine. fine young Mules:
One large fine Devon Bull.
Forty or fifty head Cattle
Thirty or forty head Hogs,
Fifteen Sheep & -. r.
Forty head Goats:
Five Wagons. / / 3. -. =.
Two Buggies and Harness.
lagoon and Plow Gear.
Farming Implements.
=. 400 or 500 bushels Corn. =.
Fodder and Shucks.z !. *
Forty bushels Seed Barley,
= Fifty bushels Oats, r. x ::
Fifty bushels Seed Wheat,
Flour and Corn. :.
- - ~ -
Peas and Cotton Seed. :.
| One Thrasher: !
One Fan. 2 =. :, ;. ~. ~ =: rs - :.
One Corn Shelter: :
One Straw Cutter. ,...... : :.
Blacksnith's Tools. .
Two Gins. -. ~ :
Household and Kitchen
Furniture and many other
articles. =, =. :.
m TERMS OF SALE CASH.
= THOMAS F. HARMON, .dm,,s
- HENRY: o. HENSON, 49, -. :, :.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUIH HCARO1lNA.
q =. - - NEwBERRY DISTRICT. =
ByJohn T, Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry
:, District. :
: Wbereas, b. 81. Folk has applied to mo
for Letters OF administrator, on all and
singularfhe goods and chattels, rights and
credits OF Michael Baker, late OF the dis
tricts Aforesaid /, deceased: sss....s.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all aud singular, the kindred and creditors of
The said deceased, to be and appear before
me. at our next Ordinary's Court for the
said District, to be holden at Newberry Court
House on the 21st of Nov. next, to show
cause, if any why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under nv hand and seal, this 7th
day of Nov, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven.
: JOINT. PETERSON, o.N.D.
Nov. 13 DC ct
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HOW RESTORED.

JUST FURNISHED, new edition OF DIr; Dr;;
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CABINET MAKING
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The undersigned respectfully gives notice
that, he is prepared to MAKE, or REPAIR
anv kind of CABINET WARE, in the neat
est and most satisfactory manner. Work
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WM. ZOBEL.
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