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OR4ANGEBURG DiissTRfCT. Dis

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Martha NJ. Phillips, Adn1. '0.'''fs 2''Al9
tH i,- VS.. .tiusts 4isit ~ -, ~;
Jn0 c. KF'es'n,nrerly CT al. : :
ny order OF tho Court Of Equity in the above
stated casc the creditors uf the late Jacob Phillips
dcceascd arc enjoined from prosecuting actions at
law for the recovery or tselr claims, and are rc
CURED to present and prove the Same before the
ton hereof. '..'''''s!' =
co%ms,onsr's n. Office, ": D. v. JAaiis0sS g
Mnrch q, 1868 e 90 Commissiosers
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WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth ,lny
w Of APRIL a. ID. 1868, file his Declaration
against the Defendants who (as it is ssid) are alb
sent from and without tho limits Of this State and
have neither wife nor Attorney own within the
same upon whom Il copy Of the said Declaration
might be served:
II is therefore ordered. That the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before tho twelfth day of April, which will be in
the year of our Lord thousand eight i'huudretl
and sixty nine, otherwise final and absolute judc
ment will then be given and awarded against him.
Clerks Office, JOS ROBINSON.
orange6nrg District, C. G.. +.
April 10, 1868. III
ap!1 II m
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'AR1hIN.A1sYyAfgSsTR TRd,Es.Aasa1HN.
~ istratoEs, Executors and Guardiaaa rho have
not made their Aanal Rethths in Tits tjesss. aie
called on to aolso withelt Delay, All .lefsniters
wiz he proceeded against in few days, sesording
to law, 1iy,sH ,fi ijsH siitsss, 81 -, IN, 3"
Issy" Ofioe.Days- Mondays ani Fridays.
Ordinary 3 Oaicc, PA sicNliCRAEB.s
March ., lstiSS IS Ordinary, o. D.
mar "a
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II, The State State Of south jtareIIilnsA. IIils Gs'

The State of South Carolfna. 'A
!. ). ,oRtA'lNSlGEByRG plsSrK;IicS;Tt. S ',-''
II i. In the Court Of Cemnon Pleas.
u. H. Jennings, Jnc. T. Jennings, ys F. A, Wasos-
sen. A. E: Talmads..ss s'aa N'a"T
ATTACHMENT. 3'HN ~
WT1IEREAS the Plaintiffs did on the Goth dsv
w OF May file their declaration against tAs De-
withou. the limits Of this, State and have neisAer
wives nor attorneys known within the same. upsn
Gs'cH' esTy Of s.iA tascls Fetiias ~ s.r..A
On motion Of lintsons Legnrc, plaintis Attofneys
it ia oracrcd that tcs said Defehdahs da ARpssr,
and plead to the said declaration ON or before he
22ni day of May which viii be i'll the rsar e xss
Lord, One Thousand Eight uugdrs1 and sissy.
then be given and awarded srainsA ,hem,e IN
j. E, KOBlNsOE.
May 90, 1867. NN janla esmaiai. 'C.T y,
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FOR LEASE,

VVNHE FINE ESTATE known as KEITT PLACE.
Il situated in st. Matthews Parish. The Estate
consists of three separate Tracts. The Kennerly
Place has 400 acres cleared and 200 uncleared Tho
Darby Place hns 300 cleared und 200 unclenred-alI
fine Cotton Lands. The Kctt Place consists of
400 ncfes, one half cleared and in fine state of
Cultivation. The Estate is watercd by large
Rich Red Clay. The Estate would be Leased all 10
ono person, or in small Tracts Of 60 or 100 acres,
to snit small farmers
Fine Mules sold with the Place on credit.
The kennerly and Darby Places would be sold
desired For Terms apply to
J. J. WOODAKD, st. Matthews +. o.,
nov TT Orangeburg District, 3. d.
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EOR sALE....The Two PEANTA.
IL TlONS forming part Of the KE1TT ESTATE
and known as "DARBY" and ..KENNERLY" places
will be sold, together with the Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply to
q. 8. KEITT
Care Of William Middleton, Esq,
dec 2l-tf Charleston, S. c.
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NOTICE....THE BOOKS OF DR.
IN T. A. ELLIOTT and Of Drs. ELLIOTT &
SALLEY have been placed in the hands of Col. p.
A. McAlichacl for collection and settlement In ac-
cor'lance with previous notice our Rocks must no
settled quarterly. Col McSfchael Ia authorized to
give receipts in settlement.
TIA. ELLIOTT, MD.
mar l4-tf \. 3, SALLEY, II. D.
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NO. l5sa MAIN STREET.

large lot of Ladies' Parasols at $1 .ns, worth
So: 400 extra SILK Umbrellas at $l7s worth s. 80 ;
splendid article Of Colored Barege for Wells 45c.,
worth e2sc.; Blue Brown, and Green Sllk Gfeha-
dimes for Wells 75c, worth Sl.2s 900 Ladies' Hoop
Skirts, Soc, worth Soc. !; SO dozen Ladies' Hoop
Skirts, threeinch tape, at s9ac, 7sc and 81. worth
twice the money 500 dozen Black and White 300
yards Spool Cotton at &C.,, or four for 25c large
assortment of Ladies' Silk Mts from rs to 7sc. cost
to import 81. SO to 81; S&5 dozen fine Shirt Bosoms
at 20, 25, S7S, and 50c. beautiful French Woven
Bosoms ut 5oc., worth &c.. Mosquito Net sl.as for
whole piece, worth g.; Ladies' Handkerchiefs at
IL, Sl.2s, and g. dozen, very cheap: rich En-
broidefed Bands from auction at half their value
Ticking, laso; Hickory Stripe. l2ac. Checks, l2sc;
White and Red Flannel from 2bc. upwards Do
nestle Gfnghains, l2ac. 8; Brown and Bleached
Shirtlng, loc. 44 Sheeting, l5c. yard-wide fine
Bleached Cotton, Is and 20c., worth 20 and CSC. !;
Irish Linens, s7A so, 90, and 7Sc. Jaconet Dejue,
for counterpanes, &0c. per yard, worth Soc. La
dies, Misses, and Ch!laren's Hose, Gloves, &C.,
astonishingly low; 500 Ladies' Corsets, just re-
ceived, at 81, selling elsewhere Mt Sl.sO; Linen
Table Damask, Cotton and Linen Dejue, Cambria
and Check and Swiss Muslin, Ribbons, Botnets,
Mozambiques, Tamartine, Grenadines, Chalies,
Delaines, Organdies, Jaconetts, Lawns, Berages,
Black and Colored Alpaca, Black and Colored
Silk, and thousands OF other goods too nume-
rous 10 mention, all OF which will and must
be sold. All ask is 8 call from one and all, and
convince yourself that by calling at JOSEPH
STRAUSE'S, No. 1898, you will save not less than
Is to Is per cent, and satisfaction given In every
instance. Be careful Of going to the right place,
opposite Palmer, Son & Co., Main street between
Fifteenth and Seventeenth. je27
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS e WILLIAMS will sell ut p. NJ. n
lot Of ground In Sldncy at the southwest corner
Of the Coalpit or Scuilctcwn road and Cherry
street Also. two building lots In Pctticolas's 5
plan, on Harvlc between Grove md Federal
streets.
COOK Il LATiHTON will sell lot of parlor
and other III alture al their store this morning
nj 10 'cluck-
tlful cottage residence on the south side of
Moore street, west OF Buchanan Spring.
REGEAULT K co. will sell at F. J. Arnod's, on
Bank between Ninth and Tenth streets, COM
mencing at 10 this morning, oyster apparatus
bar counter, bagatcllc table, etc.
J. S. SAUNDERS, assignee, will sell valuable
farm In Goochland, Oh the Thrce-chOpped
road, this morning at II o'clock.
THOMAS W. KEESEE Will sell this morning at
IL 2o'clock four canalboats, in front Of the store
of Simpson, Warner K Bass.
WELLINGTON GOnDlE Will sell at 6 p. N. a
lot Of ground on Market square between Mar
shall and Clay streets,
JOHN W. WRIGHT, sheriff, will sell at half-past
10 A. NJ, at r. y. Cooks auction-housc, lot
of groceries, furniture, liquors. &c.
THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL will sell
lot Of manufactured tobacco at Mycrs's
bonded warehouse, on Seventh street, at 10
o'clock \. NJ.
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to describe the Haram area, in which he
said there was no doubt mine Of informa-
ton. The Morian area was scooped out
into large tanks, and one would hold one
million gallons of water, another was found
capable of holding seven hundred thousand
and all together about five million Of gallons
could be slowed away. Near here was &
place called the Well of the Leaf, Of which
the legend was told that man wandered
down it, and coming to door, opened it
He found himself in a beautiful garden,
and plucking q leaf, he returned. On tell
ing his tale, he was greeted as Of little
sense for leaving garden which his listen
ers believed to be Paradise, which he would
never have another chance of seeing.
The gallant officer continued for some
length, and exclaimed that the stables of
Solomon had been discovered, as well as
streams of water, which led to the opinion
that the source of King Hezekiah's hidden
spring of water would be discovered. He
concluded, amid warm cheers, by express
ing the interest taken in the works by those
who are called the Anglo-Saxon race, from
both Britain and America.
Mr.. w. Morrison, NJ. P, the treasurer,
TStu u jill llS tiioASy
received had been expended, save I'll ,9O9
lis. lid.
MIR. Layard, NJ. p, said that few persons
could understand how arduous were the la
bors Lieutenant Warren had carried out,
not only as respected the heat and the other
influences, but from the fact that the ex-
ploration party were working amid hos
tile people, who saw places given over to
strangers which they regarded as sacred.
AS to the "fndings," he reminded those
present that he warned them they were not
to expect any monuments like those found at
Ninevah, for the Jews did not make such
things, for religious reasons, and for an
other-they had no material. He spoke
about the monuments in the Louvre at Pa
ris, at one time stated to be Jewish, and
threw grave doubts upon the character OF
those monuments.
The resolution was carried unanimously
Sir Henry Rawlinson moved resolution
to the effect that q systematic survey of Je-
rusalem should be made at the same time
as the excavations were being carried on. He
dwelt upon the necessity there was for hay
ing true map of Palestine, SO that we
might give " local habitation and name"
to the places well known to every Bible
student.
The Rev. Henry Allan seconded this re-
solution, which was also carried unani-
mously.
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Other Local Matters on Secodd Page.

THE SISTERS or CHARITY AND TIE WATER
on TwEETY-FIFTH STREET.-In your defence Of
these ladies you say, I'm substance, that they have
deprived the public of this water with the best mo-
tives-to free the pupils of their school from the
crowd attracted by it. To this we reply:
l. That the scholars have need to go into the
street after water When the Council laid the
pipes from the spring to the street they liked hy-
cirant inside and bound the city to keep 1t in order
for the use of the family, long the water not
used privately was permitted to pass oGt to the
spout ut the curbstOne The family cannot q
hnndredth part of II.
2. If the scholars, In coming and going or any
other persons, have reason to complain Of the
crowd on the sidewalk the police Of the city Is al
ways ample to prevent abuses.
3. The water has been withheld from the public
during rdcnti0' rs well rs before.
4. Several previous tenants of the house have
had schools, and none ever kept back the water on
this account or any other. n PUBLIC OPINION.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PIc-SICs.--The scholars
of the Sunday school of the First Presby-
terian church, under the charge of their
efficient superintendent, William T. Taylor,
Esq, took trip to Dunlap's farm ON yes
terday. The day was passed in quiet,
pleasant manner-the children diyerting
themselves with oil manner of outdoor
sports, and the older folks enjoying the ex-
hilarating influence of the pure country
air. Nothing occurred to mar the enjoy
ment Of the occasion, and all returned with
reluctance to hot and dusty Richmond.
The teachers and scholars of St. Johns
Episcopal Sunday school, accompanied by
many of their friends, went on an excur-
sion to Liberty church, on the Danville
railroad, and passed the day delightfully."-
after the usual manner of picnic parties.
The superintendent, Messrs. Stokes and
Potts, had made every effort to please the
children, and to them in large degree is
owing the success of the affair.
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CofS EXCHANGE MEETING.-A special
meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Corn Exchange was held at the rooms Of the
Chamber of Commerce on yesterday. The
following gentlemen were elected members
of the Executive Committee: I. Il. Peyton,
Jordan Fl. Martin, and A. S. Lee. The ar
bitration committee appointed consists OF
Messrs. John L. Bacon, A. Y. Stokes, Geo.
S. Palmer, 4. L. Elicit, and W. I. Staples.
Captain P. G. Coghlan was reelected eecre-
tary, and E. I. James treasurer.
A tax of FIVE dollars each was levied upon
the rentors of tables in the Exchange for
the year 1869.
The following resolution N reference to
the proposed junction of the Virginia Cen
tral and Danville railroads was adopted;
Resolved, That q committee of five be
appointed from the trade at large to consult
with the officers of the Virginia Central and
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
panies with reference 10 extending, either
in conjunction or separately, their respec-,
tive roads through the practicable streets OF
the city, and especially along the dock to
Rockets, with the view Of expediting and
facilitating the delivery Of grain, &C., for
shipment from this port. That the same
committee be instructed to aid, if necessary,
in procuring the proper permission from
the Council of the city by urging the great
advantages to the trade of the city"
Messrs. j. 4. Branch, j. D. Harvey, H..
E. Blankinship, Peyton Wise, and Charles
Howard were appointed committee to carry
out the instructions contained in the reso-
luton.
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MAYORS CoURT-THURSDAY MORNING
MAYOR CHAHooN PEEsID1NG.-The case OF
William McGrain, charged with unlawfully
retaining one chest of tools, the property
of S. R. NARROW, was dismissed.
Thomas Woodbridge (colored), arrested
for assaulting and beating Ann Strike, was
released. ,.
William Amman (coloredl appeared to
answer the charge Of having stolen two
lemon-squeezers, the property of A. Am
man. He was dismissed with warning
that if again arrested he would be sent to
the lookup.
William Brown (white) was fined five
dollars for assaulting and beating Ann john
son (colored).
Henry johnson (colored), charged with
stealing fruit from the lot Of MIR. H. W.
Fry, was sent to the chain-gang for twenty
days.
Maria Steel (white) and Margaret Con-
merton (white) were up for threatening and
calling Ann Campbell (white) "all sorts of
offensive names" Maria Steel failed to
appear. Margaret Connerton was required
to give security il. :Wo hundred dollars for
her future good behavior.
Gideon Ragland vas fined two dollars for
fastening his horse to tree-box.
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TRIAL TRIP.-The new box-cars were
put on the track of the city railway yester-
day afternoon, and made successful trlai
trips to Rockets and back. From our oo-
servation we can safely predict that the
new plan, will be successful, and prove o
saving to the company in several respects.
The workmanship reflects great credit upon
MIR. Aiuslie, the manufacturer.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lee s.
Goddin sold at auction yesterday afternoon
two framed tenements and lots on Caring
ton street near Venable for $3.50 each.
Also, building lot on Seventeenth street
between Richard and William, 44x165 feet,
at $6.75 per front foot.
Grubbs s. Williams sold On yesterday II
framed dwelling on the east side of Twen-
tieth street between Franklin and Grace,
with lot 37115x130 feet, for 81 ,245.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE JULY 10,
1S6S.-C. r. Hunt, Richmond, Va; W. G..
Eggleston, Richmond, Va; L. B. Sizer,
Tarboro, N. c.; Rev. Thomas E. Peek, D..
D., Hamden Sidney, Va; Max Levy, New
York Petri Collins, Newark; Charles H..
Webster, Monmouth county, NJ
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mz- To CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT

ME- TO CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT
is the question. and the only question which affects
In the slightest degree the interests OF such persons
Loss OF Appetite, Nervous Headache, Constipa-
tion. and such other diseases as have their origin
had better bear their ills than resort to remedies
that they know not but when they have the assu-
rance of their friends and neighbors that BA-
these complaints that they purify the blood,
strengthen the system, quicken the liver,
enliven the mind, and expel all improper secre-
tons It is little strange that all who suffer do not
seek relief by the use Of them. These BITTERS
have now borne the test OF time. and from their
curative properties have become established
family medicine IN this section Of the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable. may be
taken 6y all classes without fear Of injury, and
will prove an unfaiing tonic In all cases Of loss Of
appetite. .,s. -. -
and druggists generally. Z. BAKER,
Proprietor.
J3 Box aaa Richmond, Va.
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GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING.-The
Conservative Central Committee Of Rich
mond have determined to open the Presi-
Dental canvass at once, and to conduct it
with spirit. A grand Seymour and Blair
ratification meeting will be held at the new
Richmond Theatre on Saturday night. Ad-
dresses are expected from Hon. John B..
Baldwin, John Goode, Jr., J. Randolph
Tucker, and others.
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UPsET.-As Briggs's Bakery wagon was
passing down Cary street yesterday it came
in contact with q dray, and the wagon,
horse, and driver were turned clean over.
Fortunately, however, no harm was done,
and the whole concern was soon righted.
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V1oLATIoS OF INTERNAL REVENUE
LAws.-E. Hinton was again before Com
missioner Chahoon yesterday charged. with
violation of internal revenue laws IN re-
gard to tobacco. The case was. partially
heard, and continued until to-day.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

VETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, No.
1904 MAIN STREET, has constantly on hand
a the LUXURJES and everything In season that
can he obtained In this atitudc-all served up ih
the best style ut his tables, or furnished To orcr
for dinners parties In Ills own saloons, or al the
residences of citizens. ,,...
The best LIQUORS and BREWED DRINKS ut
his bar. Excellent CLARET suitable for the sea-
son ut 0nLy nth cents per bottLe.
TURTLE SOCP and STEAKS TODAY. Jy
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sun SETS. .7l3 High lide a. M....S.O7
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY ., 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancock. Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
SAILED.
Schooner Rising Sun. Moore, Norfolk
Schooner Clara Bell, Applegarth, Baltimore,
light.
MEMORANDA.
Sch0oncrs NJ A. Francis, BOYLE. and W. Frai-
ger, Applegarth, sailed from Philadelphia for
Richmond.
Schooners Albert Mason Rose, and B. ". Jones.
Davis. for Richmond, cleared from New FORK on
the sth.
Barge Accta sailed from City Point for Genoa
with tobacco for +. W. De NOsS K Co.
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FINE WINES AND LIQCORs.-Wc received yes
terday from f. W. Harris, At Isbon Benedict K
Co.'s, samples Of old rye whskey and sherry wine,
both Of very superior quality. Their stock of
wines and liquors IS very large and worthy the
attention of connOiSscurs.
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N0TICE.-AsI ] am about to depart for
lS Europe, have appointed Mr.. JOHN c.
sHAFER, Of this CITY, my agent to collect and re-
the State OF Virginia. GEORGE GAVINZEL.
RICHMOND, Julyl. 1858. E2 ty e-lW
NEW METHOD OF WASHING
IN CLOTHES WITHOUT LABOR.-The AU-
TOMATO CLOTHES-WASHER AND BOILER
any stove or range. It has been thoroughly tested
and pronounced uneaualled ms q CL o THE ES-
WASHER by the thousands who have 1t In use.
For sale by GREGORY Il Co.,
Je1S M5 Main street,
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! )E; c; E. KLoEBER DENTAL 80
EIAI TEE22, ~ NA.r) inserts beautiful SRTJFI-
taenlv 10 IEIH ,iiIH on the VUiCANITE BASE for
ton Owen 'fy ~ W dollars per set. Particular atten.
lar ,ae 81 The natural teeth Correc,inn s ny
Of deai d,xsing d.eaning e&tracting and the treatmen,
~------- '~'iF. NV ~
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BOOKS AN1 STATIONERY.
DLANK- -BOOK NANTF.CTOpY w,

RLANk-BO0K MANUFACTURING
:n4k@ al ~ HtcnticM 10 the fact that we have been
a., siH NIX BOO KS for over thirty years, and
1, s1t"t rstpared, with good assortment on hand,
order Immediate demands, or manufacture TO
Farl a. aHprs notice, in their usual best manner.
onrHy3 "fdets are solicited from all who intend
fRG,m"s new sets IN July.
w yyy'AHINDlNG IN all STYLES.
-, RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
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| I hAbQUARTERS FOR FASHION
Tom th1pOhS, MONTHLY MAGAZINES PIC.
are Al ~, MEEhLY AND DAILY PAPERS,
beoksl,.-tat' Ia Main street, j. WALL TURNER'S
a. I% al The aes, NOVELS ar. cseiyed as sneap, sodn
s-------' jel6
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BANK STATEMENTS.

I, J. N Goddln. cashier oi the i'lanierS Ma
tlonai Bank of Richmond, do Solcmnly swear that
the above statement Is true, To the best oi my
knowledge and belief. ,cn,,,, ,.,
Sworn to and subscribed before me this sth day
of July 1853 EDWARD }. WARREN,
" st Notary Public.