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yVHIs is TO Owe NOTICE. THAT THE SUB
i serber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
wAshinKton county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters OF administration gu the personal estate OF
James A; Doyney late Of TusearaEnh county OHIO.
said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber,
on or before tho 2Oth day Of June nexti they may
Otherwise BY law DO excluded from all benefits OF
the said estate. $50
WIN HELMlCK,
je2t-wJw' Administrator.
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Boarding.

DOARDINd-PIRsTC CLASS BOARD WITH FUR
ID nished Rooms can DO had At 4sd y street, be-
tween Fifth and sixth streets. Also. Table Board.
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Special Notices.

THE OLYMPIC BASE HALL
~ CLUB will hold regular meeting a. their
sffss 6D%T . ds fa,,'1' Ri i' s.s.ns
quesied. = Jya-lC
OF WARRINGTON. july
eEsr Il: c.1,.} s1st az . sRs isr fa
Siia ss O Demand 'ls Sfs Il ;siF;
~ BITE BXCURslONi-.There WILL be a
Grind ~. Rsshss,i s EsSSfs.n 70 Laurel On
been reduced q d, os ier .bs round tIip. Mu.is
'jj IVA. Az iSi Es'i.s's a'i'' Al as''i :
rwMAYoR,s OFFICE, CITY HAIL.
Attention i. e T;H,ss L Ss io Ii sTs
~ n n Re ~ qsp re-
yards Isi sis sfssss s
Above on IL: Oh Instant win be s.rsstsa ~ the
'I }9s s'd punished as 'hiI'r P SS%ss Mayor
fW-ExoURsION.-THE RYLAND
ssou , p5kf ss Psaf ssS2S5 ~ if yUfs
s H. q 4s q sy Tss G So ~ .. s
S::s 4! "a n In .
u q Issaf Bxp.J
flB. w . HIN @ rot CO-OPEJiA-
SS RVS BuILpiHe Axp DEPosIr Ass6ciA.
Sae. VIII IKE place an sod
. q The hex, r.ssn e Gee
Is not connected with this Institution In any wav.
Ss w &c sss Ss When
VII - road It no i'f jS Ssi'i / THOMPSON,
js2s So .ar. Secretary.
ng- TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Holder. Of sssshthpt; Note. Who as.lis 70 avail
,hemselye, o. theiI rsht p convert he same into
nots: p pps.enea a ,Ss TSsasaay pepsr
ment at Washington, Of AZ tho nee 81 the Assist.
ant Treasurer ofthe United States at New York, as
The notes thai maturcd on the 18th Of June must
&c S ON q &c
Il: @ :% Il &, + fs ss ss
asly. The bond. viii b. o. he issue Of issa o.
Il Mi lie ofdsi IN rSish he note; are psssspisa,
jo7-lw Secretary Of the Treasury.
w- n Az 2 RVS OryIO,E, CITY
% W ~ .ss,,Ss ,G .1 lss
ss RI s's bsat
no, prSpcriy done, and where tie reg siremsnts Of
the eontraei are not In every particular complied
This Is rendered necessary to protect property
HsS%n % have Sssa prsesissi fos EssTs n Ills
'Gsss-lo, Mayor,
fasy- noTIcEmM w GILT q BRO.
.. HAVE F NRW sFpR H. THEIR
80 Pcnna. ave, bet 18th 4 18th strOots. ....
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From New OrIeans-Thc Louisiane
Legislature.


Nsw ORLgANs, July This morning before
the hour for the assembling OF the Legislature
section OF artillery and squadron OF cavalry
prepared for service occupied Lafayette square.
Two companies OF the LIST Infantry, command
euoyoapt'fi eie' occupied inc niue-waik 'front.'
ing Meehanies' Institute. A large body Of
police were on duty In and around the build
ing. NO one was allowed 70 approach not
giving good account OF their ouSiness-ap-
pehtahees indicating mat trouble WAS ex-
pee'eu.
ooi. ueh.ry anu oeh' Nc'', o' deh' buoh-
ahahs star, were also present.
Inc SENATE was caHeu 10 oruer Na quarter
past WE'VE o'eioeRj out lew pemoeratA oeihs
present
Inc ron OF the members only who TOOK the
test oath, including Campoeii, seated yester'
day, was called.
AFTER the minutes were read the committee
TO which General Buchanan's order yesterday
was referred, reported they were OF tho
opinion that the action Of the President, In
requiring the members to take the tost oath
should be fully sustained. A due respect
however, to the wishes OF the general com.
mAnding the armies OF the United States, In
duces the committee to recommend the discon'
tinuance OF the test oath, and that hereafter
~e- sss-' " "ss~"eA ~ fashiy ~ oesohu-
anoe with the consultation Of the State. The
motion that the nrst paragraph be stricken
OUT caused eonsiaeraoie discussion and was
hnnlly Tabled
The report was adopted rs It came from the
committee. A motion WAS made that the roll
furnished by the Commanding General be
called-all the members Wishing to be sworn
in under the constitution. In calling the roI,
the name OF Sambola, who was ousted yester-
day by the Election Committee, was omitted,
| though he presented himself to be sworn.
Fifteen Democratic senators took the con.
| stitution oath. Several motions were offered,
| when Mr.. Lynch called attention to article
$50 Of the constitution, which states that no
action Of any kind can be taken by the Legis.
lature until action upon the 18th amendment
| The Committee on Elections and Credentials
were discharged, on motion OF Mr.. Roe. IL
the case OF new one being appointed the
| Democratic side was 10 DO represented. Ad
Journed'
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MARRIED.


\, pA Az % A, wsqgA Gss Y 4:
Miss AMELIA A. DAVIS, all Of this city. No cards
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I,oR SALE. AT A BARGAIE-A VERY DEsI-
CORNER BDsiSEss STAND.
The act y this property has front Of p feet. By
depth Of 81 feet, on Two rapidly imrroving strsets
near . sever. and has water. Price only ". 20.
Terms 81. 80 cash, and remainder In one and two
"''s" RoHRER 4 WHITNEY,
Real Estate Brokers,
iy2-6t 40 Seventh street. between and II.
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WHITE GROUND BR0CHE GREN.
w ADINEs,
SILVER GRAY PoPLINs,
81, ~, AND 81 BLACK GRENADINES.
PLAID. FIGURED AND PLAIN SWISS AND
FRENCH MUsLISs.
A great variety OF all kinds Of Summer Dress
Goods selling OF at very low prices.
WIN. II. RILEY q BROTHER,
No. 80 Central Stores,
jy2-0tif Opposite Centre Market
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TRACKRRst CRACKERsu
~ 0rahnm, MIX, boston, Parma, Wine, and
Mushroom Crackers, Just received at
o. y. PRRRIB 4 cos,
ion. cow Corner Ninth and streets.
ID Philadelphia Print Butter received twice .
week Al O. ", PERRIE 4 cos,
iosD-eo2W Corner Ninth and streets.
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NsPARTMENTo OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition Of CLARK ALvoRD, OF COurtland,
Wisconsin, praying for the extension Of = patent
granted to him the 2lst day Of Noyoinbor, 1885, for
an Improvement In Hand Brick Moulds, Tor seven
years from tho, expiration Of said patont. which
takes place on tho 2lst day OF November, 1865.
It Is ordered that the said position by heard o.
the Patent OIhce on MONDAY, tho 18th day OF
October next, at l2 o'clock IN. aud all persons
notified to appear and show cause, II any they
have, why Md petition ought not to be granite d.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nlo In tho Patent Ohee their Questions specially
sot forth in writing. at least ttoe days before the
day OF hearingi all testimony filed by other party,
10 be used ut the said hearing, must DO taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
otace, which will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers,, relied upon as
testimony. must be ulea In the ofiee ttoenfy days
within tan days after nling the test lmOny,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
ngton, D. q. and in tho Sentinel, Milwaukee, Wis.
consin, once a week for three successive weeks;
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Wants.

\IANrEp--EEw AND CAST OFF OLOTIliK0,
w OLD GOLD AND SILyER,Or any other aTl.
broker Store Of \, FULTON 4 Co. .bn Ninth street.
8 doors north Of Pennsylyania avenue, Y dewitt
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For Sale or Rent.

IIOR sALE-A LARGE LOT OF SECONDHAND
Machinery, Array Wagons, Working Iron, &c,
Apply to u. l.. PAY Co,
JcH-lm' Ninth street wharf
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slHeE XCU RsION.-THE RYLAND
ssPsa ssS9s5 ~ yf tB
re an Of July; The steamer hnew Will make
street, at aud 10 o. IN. and p. M. /, precisely.
Refrsshmeuts nay DO bad upon tho ground.
Tickets for adult, ~, children half price. jcso
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Tor RENT OR sALE-A THREE STORY BRICK
l. House, situated on street south, near Eighth
street east 10 large rooms with gas aud water and
convenient to the cars. Inquire OF -
JOSEPH REPETTI,
leo Cor. Seventh and | streets, Navy Yard,
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The Senate reassembled at7;3o, and after the
piTEoe g 81 Si
Mr.. Washburn, OF lhdiAna, presented petit
tlon OF 1850 clerks in the Departments in
Washington asking extra compensation for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1868. Mr.. WASH
burn requested to have the petition read.
Mr.. Trowbridge, of Michigan, asked II the
petition should not have been handed to the
journal clerk under the rule.
The Speaker replied afirmatiyely.
Mr.. Trowbridge insisted 1t should take the
regular course and II was handed to the clerk
and referred to the Committee on Appropria-
Ir. Schoneld, of Pennsylvania, from Com
mittee on Elections, reported the ereden-
from the State OF FIorids, with resolution
that he be sworn In. The resolution was
adopted and Mr. Hamilton advanced to the
s9sSsers dssk sha ,S9k ,nG oa.h o, o dnDa
ed, and the House resumed the consideration
Of the bill reported yesterday from the Judi
eiary COMMITTEES py Mr: BoI NV e 70 regSiste
OF officers OF the Government, and to prevent
the payment Of unlawful claims, and It was
further considered ere and passed passed. A., o,,,,.
tion OF reports from the Committee on Private
Land Claims, and Mr.. Orth, OF Indiana, re-
RH5,ed adversely JISH Pa%Ss Yos q PrSs,s
ridge OF Iowa, Stone Of Maryland, from same
committee, all reported private bills relating
to lands In the West: n,,,. 49,, a.
Ways and Means Committee, reported back
the tarir bill, and asked that 1t be printed so
The House resolved itself into Committee OF
the Whole rad resumed consideration OF the
Alaska bill.
Before debate was commenced, an UNDER
standing was agreed upon that the vote should
be taken on Thursday next week, after the
Mr. Washburne, of Wisconsin, addressed the
House In opposition to the appropriation 81
money 10 carry the treaty Into effect, lie said
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DOR ENT.-BUILDJNo ON THE CORNER
Of ElByonth aud X streets, suitable for most
epykiGd o. business. Apply atS's Tenth, belween
NJ aud streets. jo9i-Gl'
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~C. +. CUMMINs,

e~fe O. E. HOWELL q co.,
kS No. 49, SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN Y
AND o STREETS,
A. splendid assortment o. BOOTS AND SHOES for
Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses. Youths and Chill
No. i62 SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE
jaSl-N PATENT OFFICE.
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curry TAXEs-uuNrIILY RETURNS.

OFFICE OF THE CITY AsSE>SOR,l
CITY HALL June 1sI, 1865.
Nolico is hereby given to all CONCERNED, tIat INC
Monthly Returns for The month ol May past III COM
rliuucc with the Tax Ordinance ratified on The 2Sl
of january, 1865 ris. be nadc Oh OF priore Tic loi
instant.
rAXEs ON TIE FOLLOWING hnE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On all sales Of Goods, Wares and Mcrchaiidizc, l
GLIDING sales by Bakers Butchers, HlcRstcrs. anu
by dealers in Rice, Lumber, Hay, Grain and Naval
Stores
On all gross receipts OF all street Rilron'ls.
On all gross receipts of all Express Companies
On oil III eS Ut Auction.
On all Carriages and Duegies.
On ull income derived from the pursuit OF any IA
Guilty, profession, occupation Or employment.
Un the gross receipts of all Commercial Gcnccs
On all commissions received by Factors, Commits
sion Merchants Bankers, Brokers, ana othors.
On all premiums received for or ny any insurance
Company, or by agencies for lndiyidllils VI coipa-
nlcs
On all gross receipts OF all Gas Companies.
On every Horse aud Mule used or sep. withll! the
city, exceptng horses or mu cs used IN any pubic
licensed carriage, 'rt. dray, or other vehicle
On all Retail Dealers i'll all ARTICLES whntsoeVer.
On all Barber Shop..
On ali gross receipts of Hotels and Public Ealing
aud Boarding Houses.
On all receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers
On the gross receipts OF Cotton Presses:
On the gross rec ipts of all Printing Offices, News-
papers and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sold in tlic'cty by Icrsons not resi-
dent. by sample o: otherwise,
city.
On sales OF Stocks Bonds, and other securities.
On the gross receipts of Magnetic Telegraph, Com.
pau9s
On Tie gross receipts Of oil Tavern Keepers and
La or :ira..S.
Al The defauJtcrs will !bc dcult with as the ordi'
nance Gi cells, N. N. HUGHES,
June 10 Clly ASSESSOR
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Mr.. YATES has let the cat out of the bag,
a9d demands that the Radical concern shall
show its band, as ii did not do at Chicago.
"Not one rulo''-says the Illinois senator
"for Ohio and Pennsylvania, and another
"rule for Georgia aud. Alabama, but uni
"vorsal and unqualified black suffrage
everywhere established by the power Of
Congress" "That," says the Boston Post,
"of course, is what the Radicals are at; but
''to propitiatc Northern voters, such as those
"of Ohio aud Michigan, they adopted two
faced resolution in their Convention. If
"they carry this election, the suffrage
(which Yates speaks for will be sure TO
"come, and the States, instead of being self
governing, are in the hands of Congress
"sional oligarchy, and at its mercy in The
future"
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he VIII Ifsee that the above is true OF them asa
race. and ia notlcon6ned to The artistsan the
ancient scisnce Of making clothes. - ~
:. -Thuriow Weed reiterates his statement
that Greeley not only entertained a proposlnon
to buy member of Congress, but the,money
to secure the said member Of Congress was
traced to MIR. Greeley's possession, and ne tur-
.thermore proceeds to warm up the PHILOSOPHER
with other frightful accusations. He says that'
according to- the evidence taken before the
Constitutional Copyention lsst fall, Mr.. Gree
ley not only shocked but disgusted his fellow
members by his terrible blasphemy and pro
family. Upon this he comments ''fhere ls
some slight excuse for man who occaslohaiy
makes fool of himself by the. too free use OF
intoxicating drinks, but there is no excuse ior'
man who is habitually profane and takes the
name of Gs9 in vain" In addition to all this'
we are told that Greeley, "when he ATTENDS
Divine service, falls fast asleep and dlsturps
the congregation and the Sabbath by from
bone performance on his nasal organ" These
Radicals seem to be as unpleasant as they are
atrociously wicked. 90
Almost airociops and cold -blooded murder
was committed in Raleigh, Tennessee, on the
4th inst Wednesday evening one John Lana
han came b. me intoxicated and commenced
abusing his wife, when; q visitor at the house,
CAPTAIN Matt. Dwyer, interfered and knocked
him down. No further demonstrations were
made on either side, and the party retired 10
rest Early the next morning, however, Lana ma
han arose. dressed himself, obtained an axe,
and left the house. he cut wood short time
and then returned, bringing the weapon
with him. He proceeded stealthily to Dwyers
room. where the Captain and q boy were
soundly sleeping Oarelessly walking 70
Dwyers bed, he suddenly raised the axe
and dealt the unconscious victim a powerful
BLOW. Thesshsrp weapon was buried to tno
handle in the captains neck nearly severlng
tSe-head from the shoulders, and producing IN:
slant death. The boy, awakened by the blow,
sprsng out Of bed only to discover Dwycr
bloody corpse, and the bed crimsoned with
gore. A man in another bed was awake when
Lanahan entered, but paid no attention totthe
murderer until the bloody work had been ac-
complished.> Beforerecovering from the nor
ror with which the ehastly spectacle filed him,
the murderer sgaine coolly threw the axe, still
dripping with blood, over his shoulder and left
the room. He returned to his &ife's apartment,
carefully washed and redresssed himself put
ting on Of clean shirt, and left the house care
lessly as if nothing had happened. The alarm
was ouickly raised, and soon after the mur.
dsrer was placed I'M confinement and now
aWaits trial.
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THE RADICALS arc 30 little enthusiastic
themselves that they have some virtuOus
enthusiasm to spare for their Democratic
brethren. They count more on the weak
ness of the Democrats than upon their own
strength. One day they decry HANCOCK
and declare that he is no sta csman. Au-
other day they show how inconsistent it
will be for the Democrats to choose Judge
CHASE. On third they hope that PENDLE-
TON will be nominated, because he will be
such an easy candidate TO beat. Their talk
is wholly about their opponents; they have
not word of cheer for their friends.
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-. REMOVAL OF TIE DaMH NEWS OFF1Cf.-
sfsAbcut the close of the present menth the
printingand publication Office of TIE DAILY
NEWS win beremoSed ffom No. 1s Hsyne-street
to the isaase ia,s, and oommodious building on East
Bay, 50 ven known nn g every every oharlsstonian in
: former 5:ra tinss 81 as the French Coffee House
~ Tho change has been determined upon in
view Of the great advantages usually accruing
to public journal from being ccentrally
located dn On one Of the great thoroushfares Of
business life and, traffic. The pecuharadapta-
tion Of our. new Of6csiin this respect will be
obvious to all The premises are now under
soans the necessary notifications 70 At them
: 5iosr, Str use, and q when these are completed
alTase Daua News ;oaaaossv ; bs among the
Hfmosti :s u a spsaaus and we'll arranged newspaper
= establishments in the South. So lss'
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GDufatiDnal.
- - - -,
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
PUBLICATIONS. WILL NOW BE RECEIVED
n FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF ONE HUN
DRIED CADETS into this Institution. Those enter
ing in the summer months enjoy peculiar advantages
In the special course OF instruction and discipline,
by which they are prepared for the regular studies,
which commence on the lst September. Circulars
will be sent upon application.
FRANCIS Il. SMITH. SnpeIi endcnt.
May 13 w3june g. II, july !. IT, 29, aug 6, 10
NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL!
No. S5 5WENTWORTH.sTREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
VNHE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARGTH.
l. MRTIC, WRITING, itEAnGNG, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR arc from to j O'CLOCK 2. Al
Tcrms--S2 per mouth in ADVANCE
Bookkeeping charged extra
December2 G. d, BERGMANN,
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SEE TO what Radical legislation has
brought our debt and cur taxation. The
paper money of Russia is II per cent. dis
count, of Italy Is per cent, of Turkey ~
per cent of the United States 10 per cent.
The taxes in France are ST 81 per head, in
England $40 % per head, and in the Uni
ted States SIG on per head
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNIFIED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SJUTH CAROLINA-1N 1HE MATTER OF
ISAAC s. TUCKER, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A. PE-
TIrION FOR ADJUDICATION> OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON TIE 3OrH DAY OF MAY. A. D.
1863, IN SAID COURT.-1N BANKRUPrCY.-This
Is 10 give notice. thnt on the fifteenth day Of June, A.
D. 1868, u Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against
tho Estatc of ISAAC =. TUCKER, OF Charles.
ton, in the District of Charleston, and State Of
South Carolina, who has been adjudgcd Bankrupt
OH his own petition /; that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt 10 him or for his use. and the transfer OF
any property by il M arc forbidden by law; that q
meeting of tho Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to
pl ovc their dcbta and to choose ono or more Assg-
noes of his Estate, will bo held at Court of Bank
ruptcy to be holden at No 72 Broadstreet Charles.
ton, s. c., before r. j. CARPENTER, Registrar, on
the RirtieM day of Jure, A. D. 1868, at II O'Clock
AM. j. P. M. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger,
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT ssF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROL1NA-1NTl Tile NATTER OFJULlUS
H. OpPENHEIM, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM A Pc
TITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
CY WAS FILED ON THE 30TH DAY OF MAY,
A. D. 1865 IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is to give notice, that on the ffeenM day of
June, a. D. 1868. 4 Warrant in Bankruptcy was Is
sued agnnst the Estate of JULIUS II. OPPENHIM,
of Charleston, III the District of Charleston, and
Slate of South Carolina, who has been 10
judged Bankrupt on his own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery of any prop
crly belonging to said Bankrupt to him or
for his use, and tho transfer OF any property
by him are forbidden by law that meeting of
tue Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts and TO choose one or more Assignees Of his
Estate, will bo held at o Court of Bankruptcy. TO
DO holden at No. II Broad.strcet, Charleston, s.. c.,
before Sis b. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the
Airticth day Of June, A. D. 1868 at o'clock,
Pm. J. L. M. EpPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger,
Juno IT
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DrD GOODS, Gtf.
sGHEAP DRY GOODS!
CHEAP DRY GOODS!

WE WOULD INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS AND
the Public in general that we have received per re-
cent arrivals lnrge invoices of DRY AND FANCY
GOODS, which will be sold at the LOWEST Cash
PRICES
BuGle SIX Trimmed pARAsoLs, from 81 90 up. :
Best Silk Mits. from SOC. up.
White SILK and Kid Gloves, at very low prices
largo lot OF White Goods, lower price than any IN
tho city.
800 dozen Linen Towels, from 16c. up.
Ladies' Pocket Handkerchiefs, from 12hc up.
The latest style Of Hoop Skirts. from 50c. up.
81 Table Damask, at 81 per yard.
Ladies' aud Misses White Hose, from l5c. up
~. ALSO,
very largo assortment Of STRAW GOODS, at low
prices. s
A lot of fine Ribbons, at various prices. oili
Gents fino Undcrshirts, from 76c. up. i-
Gents best English Hall Hose, from 40 to 600.
White Linen Duck, &c.
Southwest corner King and Calhoun streets.
Juno II -.r-i- lmo
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TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES-FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-IN THE NATTER OF JAMES
1ITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
cry WAS FILED ON THE 25TH DAY OF MAY,
a. D. 1868, IN SAID 'CoURT.-IN BANKRUPT
OY.-This is to give notice that on tho tyteenth
day of June, A. D. 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
Issued against The Estate of JAMES M. JEN-
NINGs, of sumter, in the District of Sumlcr, and
State OF South Carolina, who has bccn adjudgod
bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
mont of any debts and delivery Of any pro-
petty iclonging to said Bankrupt to him or
for his use, AM the transfer Of any property
by him, aro forbidden by law; that meeting OF
the Creditors Of tho said Bankrupt to prove tlior
debts, and TO choose ono or mor, Assigneea OF his
Estate, viii bo hold OF Court of bankruptcy, to be
holden ut No. u Broafl-strcot Charleston. y. c.,
before r. H. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the thir.
tirtt dan Of June, A. u. 1868, aL l O'Clock. T. Nj
j. 2. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-17

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