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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-24
THE HOLIDAY SE4iSON.

For the benefit of our readers who desire TO pur-
chase holiday goods we continue to-day our notices
of firms advertising in our columns, and recommend
them to the patronage of the public.
No christina fireside Should be without plenti-
full supply of those popular magazines and plctosas
which Lave become 50 marked feature OF the cur
rent literature of day and generation Mr. c. c.
RICHTER at No. 1G1 King street, has made specially
of supplying this kind of reading, and half hour
spent in inspecting the contents of his counters WILL
be tune well and pleasantly spent. BE also has q
full stock of stationery and fancy goods, including
rich assortment of photograph albums and frames,
suitable for Christmas presents.
The first requisite for making stylish dress Is 10
procure reliable pattern after the latest fashion.
The dress, when made after such pattern, LOOKS
we'll fits well, and is the admiration of all who see
it. Mrs. Zernow is ready to afford our ladies the ald
of her prac,iced sk 10 the preparation of their holl-
day toilcttes her stock of millinery is large, and
includes all the latest styles
Tho greatest consolation III misfortune, the great
est luxury fortune can aherd-tobasco, smoked or
chewed. The best tobacco always on hand at La
Criolla where Mr. Jose Jara the renowned, Will Sc
leet for those who cannot select for themselves.
No orchard is half so attractive as the establish
ment of Andrews salvo. No. 497 Kipg-ssreet, for
there may be found the oranges Of Florida and the
apples of New York, aud great variety Of other
fruits.
An old and fashionable halter is Steele, the ceie-
brsted he has introduced ali the latest fashions,
and he has 1776 for Christmas
For all varieties Of foreign or domestic fruits and
pr oduce we can confidently refer our readers to the
active and enterprising firm of Welch Brandes.
Their new and very handsome store, No. 2lS East
Bay is already Of the prominent features OF the
Bay and by strict attention to business they have
built up for themselves q thriving and lucrative
trade. Their stock of sweet oranges at this time is
particularly 1ne No Christmas tree will be COM
pete unless it bears some dozens of their luscious
golden fruit.
Tully,. the famous Charleston caterer. whose
natchl SIS skill in all that pertains to the gastronom-
ic artis so well known in our community announces
in TIE NEWS this morning. that his delicious mince
pies will be ready for his customers fresh every day.
His caracious larder is also filled with the choicest
eamo and poultry of all kinds; and he iceEs on
hand all sizes of tLose rich and handsome iced fruit
cakes and pound cakes. for the preparation of which
he as so high reputation.
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BH0KER, AUcTI0NEER AA-p coANLS-
SION lHEEGIIAEf.
.ArEs or REAL ESTATE. srO0IS. DONhS. Sc
CUiutIE> AND PrE-ONAi. IRUpGirf
ATTENDED 70.
NO. 27BROA OAD-STI /; e !: 7,
CuARLE>rON S. @.
REFEuENCE9
Hon. HENRY BUST, W. j. MAGRATH. Esq,
General JAuFS CONNER, T. 4. WAITNG, ESQ
October
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,IEw ToRg, Tuesday, May /.

,'sS 'onE, Tuesday, May l.
UDoLpHo WoLvE. ESQ:
Dear Sir-Tho WAL. oi pure Vines anl Liquors
for medicinal pnIppsr. a ch o:.is felt b. tie lro-
icsslon and thousands of lives hive been sacrificed
by tho use OF aluliey3t:d arii, -. ID i1uln r,ncns
and other diseases o. the pr.i: aiil rvca So rife
in This cOuntr; are vcrv rare IA Iri3pa, owing i'll
great decree 10 the difference Ihe pa iiy of the
spirits sod.
We have tested the several articles Imported and
sold by YOU Iuciuuing yunr Gin. which you sell un-
der Tn, name OF aromatic ociiIcim cjI. s winch
We cousd J. lusiiy entitled 10 the high reputation it
bas acquired i'll tins cnuutrr and lrun your long c
De ieucr as foreign inIyU;. r. yOuc Bu.t.eu Wines
and LIQUORS should IN ct W Tn ih3 Sumo deIaand.
Wewould rccomlpcnd you 20 ap.nlMi some vi the
respectable apotocar:cs in different parts of tue city
as agents for III; Sale oi your Bran les anL Wines
where lie profession obtain the tar,e wien
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing YOU su:cUSS Id your Few c.tcrprisr,
80 rc:Nau YOU: oi',dc..t erv.!Irts
VALENTINE MOTT y. H.. Professor ci Suro rocry,
University aiid'ral College. Now Yo X
j. 81 CAKNOCHA1, IL. D., Professor or Clinical
surgery, surscon-ln hi'ito the sratr Hospital,
&c no. IL ta.t Sxtecnt. .:-,irrot.
LEWIS A. SaYI.E, VI. l., No. - Broadway.
II p III WEB, N D.. so. 79i broadway
JOSEPH WUtSlE EI;. IL j. 10 | . SlI;k-ssrcct,
NEL.ON SlEtLE H. Ii, No 81 BlccEc:-srcct.
JOHN OnEILlY, h;. -, 20. 2oj FU;;stii street.
D. l. RAPHAEL, Al D.. Prof .sUr ot the Principles
and Iractica OF cry, Now York a.ctira. .o
lr;;e, &C.. No. 81 Nintu-.lrcci. Gud others.
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French, MADRAS and Charleston Handkerchief
Woo! Jackets, Hats, Dry Goods, SC.
RY JO.sN &. MILNOR Il GO.
THI, DAY 9th inst oil 10 O'clock we will sell. at
our auction saesroom. No. I35 Meeting gstreet,
French, Madras and Charleston HANDkER-
CHEFS, Knitted Gowns, Cardigan Jackets and
Vests, Scotch Plaid shirts, Cashmere AMI Beknap
Shirts. Shetland Ribbed Undcrshiits and Drawers,
Gray Urdcrshirts md Drawers, Hickory Shirts,
Black Doeskln Pants Fancy and Black satinots Cas-
srlerer, Oxord Saiuets and all-wool Kentucky
Jeans. White Farnes, Beached and Brown Shirt
irg, Fancy Prints, Chidrens Damorai hose ana
skirts, Spool Cotton, &c.
Conditions cash. December "A
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The nroprictor also offers for sale.

The proprietor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for nc
Ilicina use Each bottle has his certificate OF lis pu
rlty. UDoLfoO NOLFE.
November II 3nos
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stbieSam Stbnapps.

OFFICE OF UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Inp11 ter Of the Schieddm aromatic .SchndfTs,
No 22 Bcaver-5trcct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-31
TROUT
r, ~. Etio, IF II. rr,b.u.

r. ~ Bttjr II Fh' Tftban'
sm: IL water impregnated with lime. iron, sui
phur or any mineral foreign substance. suitable
for Matching the oya or tho SUCCESSFUL raising Oh
young troutf
This IA q very important question 10 all interested
in this subject and owning streams affected by these
substances and especially 80 TO those purchasing
property for such purposes IL - generally admitted
that iron. sulphur and some other substances, are
10 lime opinions trout are more or less abund-
ant in limestone springs and brooks but few, how
ever OF the young. ana IN many cases none Dt year
lings and older trout found at the springs where
the water contains most lime where II Is doubtful
whether they would thrive II confined to such places
and prevented from descending the stream To other
water from time TO time. Old anglers of much ex-
peronce IN this country and Europe assert thar they
aro rarely found in fine condition in Limestone
streams. and that they are generally lank and COM
paTatlvely poor eating.
Several ffieads have tried to-breed these fish for
their private use and have failed although all the
requisites were supplied at considerable expense and
every attention paid In some eases most of the ova
Matched in Others very few, and in all the young
fry sokeued and died from time to time, and at the
end of six months about five per cent or less re-
manned alive.
believe no writer in this country on piscicuture
has furnished any detailed reliable data on this
point and those engaged in the business profession
ally even if competent are not likely TO volunteer
information that may seriously curtai and affect
their interests. liz u essential To ascertain the
amount OF mineral or other foreign matter M any
that may exist in stream without affecting either
the oya or the young fry at all, What they are as
we'll ~ such known or believed 20 be injurious
or destructive and the remedy az any when any
particular substance ~ IN excess Many OF our most
beautiful streams are well adapted 10 the breeding
of trout il the mineral substances they contain are
not an obstacle to its suCcesst pursuit IL involves
heavy expense and therefore does not admit OF any
doubtful experiments in the OutSet There IS another
question not generally understood VIZ What Is the
highest temperature in which Oya can be Matched
and Young troutngs bred with certainty Facts
. and not conectures or crude opinions are wanted.
Brooklyn July y, 1868. PISCES.
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REAL ESTATE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Carriers San Francisco Real Estate Circular
for June contains summary OF real estate .ransac
tOns OF the past six months The total number OF saes
made In the space OF time mentioned was SAT- the value
Of which sl3 s3OA36. Compared with the like period
OF the total sales made the past ak months show
increase Of $50 In number. aud Of AS40n7 Ia amount
This lie very large advance. The increase for the first
months OF 1861 the sales made from January TO
june 1866 only sos In number and o. $50 In amount
The greatest increase In vane appears 10 be IN the 100
varas section where the amount which changed hands IN
the frat half Of 1867 shows increase over the figures OF
1867 Of 7i3205 This large increase due 10 tho rapid
advance which has lately taken place In the value OF
present and prospective business property In the locality
lust named The Circular thinks that the present price
Of such property especially that which has only pros
pecve value for business uses Ia unjustinaby high
Private residence lots, from Howards 10 Bush from
Thrdt out 20 about Twenty third and from Stockton
&C. to Fillmore, have all been In active demand az prices
which have been constantly advancing. The Circular
notes with pleasure the absence generally OF imitation
and speculation in the market In the spring the buis
had possession OF market In which everything could DC
sold now neither bulls bears rule Prices are high
but not generally uDjustihably So Good property 10
Gated almost anywhere In the city meets with pretty
rapid sale az full rates"
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WHAT EOOIAl

looking for site which 10 buh paper mill As bis errahd
tbs business the instead of sug the
the price OF lots proposed FREQ Of suit
able site aud engine his mschnerJ lie accepted the
proposition aud Will mill that will about S5 goo
TO he Editor Of The nibaaG
SIR; The Erening Post should be sent to the benghted
town OF Wooster Here is tribute paid by them TO the
paper makers OF some equivalent, had 1t been
taken from them in the form Of duties increase In
the cost Of the paper they will for the next Atty years
perhaps per cent Yet they actually submit to this
tax favor OF the under the idea that they
are ON the whole large gamers by the operation Can't
The Epening Post convince them that protection in
this form Just ruinous as though the same factory
had been encouraged into existence by protective duties
and that this business operation "faac0us In ndi-
yidual transactions, Is just as "unphlosophca"
great scale for the naIiOn IL 10 can't perhaps letter
from the Ray. DR. j. p Thompson might DO
full Yours, COMMON SENSE.
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A DEMOCRATIC FEELER.

John H. Thomas has been nominated iIV"
the capital Columbus district of Ohio fos Congress ~
the Democrats In accepting the nomination MI In0-'
said: 80
As an active business man. whose every ineres, h aps
ent and prospective, Is so Intimately connected sus
so dependent upon the prosperity Of the
laborng classes attach SO much value 70 tne tenders
of these FiveTwenty bonds at maturity In lesz alton
ana OF subectng all bonds TO their just share OF NOR
that you must pardon me II give 10 these iaea
IonSsr allowing these bonds 10 go untsxed which
about eight per cent interest in currency sou VI hrb
all manner OF taxes upon promlssory ho'os n,erost
yOur laws are only allowed TO draw SIX pei con. bts
"a so unjust and fragrant outrage upon 'no naru
the people as ought OF itself 10 overthaom theN
bonds and hurls Reputation at any man ID,
IT, am not afraid OF that sort OF eamo, VA NO matte
how long or fierce the opposition. justice 70 ,ust
listed s5orer justice the industrious ma psntep
Inc b,sneas man does demand the taxation .ss,e1
hasds ana the laws under wh'"h ""y wesS
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CALIFORNIA KAoLIN.

Kaoln, according 60 The Stockton Independ-
e has been found in San Joaquin County That Journal
says: THE specimen before us is cnbe five by eight
inches, weighing nearly three pounds. OF brilliant white
luster without fracture and possessing almost in
sensible grit II pure kaOn sicate OF alumua aud
is found In many places California and beds of II occur
In many places In San Joaquin County. The specimen
taken from this county but from what part in.
iormant will not Disclose aud "a found solid body OF
unknown extent. In considerable hill IL can be quar-
ried from thence soft state IN immense bodies, be.
hard exposure and probably might be rendered
available for building purposes IL not found valuable for
the purposes OF manufacture The famous polishing pow
der FOR ewelry, known electrosoon introduced and
kson than this aud Is found dnusod through sboious
rOokg"
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TAKING CARE OF DEUsxARDs.
I II M hIFlF " INf IfIIHH.
! SIR: The Ne,c- York Erening Post of July %,

SIR: The Ne,c- York Erening Post of July %,
says;
Ths Times that the establishment o. the InsbrAte
A,-un Island excellent idea Heretofore have doue
little Auyhug AID the reformation o the victims Of liquor.
They punished or the public display Of their drunkenness
oden, against The which
nacton Of their penalties We d1 not shy should
he treated II have hospitals the
OF the state people who abuse themselves BY
eating other s shall have higher taxes than
paand for little good Why hond the State
vide sylums for druakardsf
Because the State lceuses dram shops which make the
drunkards Because by licensing, the State gives legal
sanction the business Of making drunkards and thus
gives 1t quasirespectabiity and because the State
thus assumes u responsibility which entails upon IL
cessy for counteractng the evils Its legislation brings
upon the community
we however who opposed to this legislation. who
believe Is better TO prohibit and 10 prevent. instead OF
20 alleviate this evil only from necessity the adyo
Gates OF such alienation. II your laws contain
page provisions for the education and elevation OF your
citizens and on another encouragemens and temptations
vice and crime through legalLing the traffic which is
be the exciting OF almost all tho vice and
crime then instead OF preventing these evils, you are
forced TO alleviate their effects When discover that
in this disease prevention much better than
cure, Ia in physical disease, then there will DO no
need Of asking or Of answering such questions from so
respectable quarter as The Neic York Erenng Post.
Netrdrk, n. j., July 80 4.
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TURF PRosPECTs IN DETROIT.

The Detroit Free Press Gays papers are In
circulation that city for stock To form an ASSOCIATION
for National Horse Fair at the PARK thus season,
holders The figure fixed 10 $40 900, and there 10 little
doubt but that easily be obtained as tho low
already visited soem dilp0sod 10 suDscnDo uprsDf'
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AOrsss, 6arriso,s. &c,

AT HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART.
broAiSaI and regular public sales Of HORSE
CARRIAGES, HARNESS RUGS, WHIPS everything needed in
riding and driving held WEDNESDAY aud SATURD Az
throughout the o'clock Buyers will always 6nd number Of
Horse suitable o hight driving and heavy work these sales
especially advertised not Tue assortment Of
and secondhand Carriages and as.y on
hand sso superior Park PhAetous by Miner stephens
EOR SALE--A large assortment of first class
i4G1r BVGGIEs. Top and Open at reduced prices
4 ACK3Rs, Sing SlaS
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6yOORE's LIFE OF COLFAX."
M LIVES OF GRANT AND COLIN. =, ,,.r,,
And other New Works Prl i-Aed TINS il- h,,,,,.
T. e PETERSON & BROTHERS. fthlNDtLl MA
A.I I'M. .a- L. IN HIn.sa- .eIs all NeAa \ stnla

Syraors Oa.Joya Fi0H VITO i~Ae portrait, d. Gen. lses
5 Grant and tlc Schuyler CoH, md o.herio1ve cngr
This ,onrefe history " me ives OF 's's ~ %
be- SU.ur.rI
-srte b. l1, lara. u.e.io volume hundred closely printed
psrf Prte Uoartu 9TH Scyeutrtle s no paper .o
Ift.Is .ielJe Grant ant toIGf Do me ltAt'
40 IL having large and Unprecedented sale o. contains
-hnt than any Others that are puDhs9eo ana 'o1 d. ' To-
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11th CIVILIZATIONS.

4 MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH CO"
~ OFFICE. HyE.LD BuLDiNs-Brosdwar--toon ~
NJILLER's STRANGERS GUIDE TO THE
CITIES oP NETWORK BROOKLYN. AND ADJACENT PLACES,
comprising Notices Of every Object Of Interest TO Strangers including
Public Building. Churches Hotels Pace Of Amusement Literary in
sutop etc. with Maps Numerous Illustrations PHoe 81 S
NILLER's NEW GUIDE TO TIE HUDSON RIVER Illustrated
=, 7. App1ssS RICHARDS With Nap. Price sl&
MrbLERS GUIDE TO THE CENTRAL PARK. By T ADDISON
RIcHARDs Illustrated. with Nrp. Price, FL %
MlILBWs GUIDE TO SARATOGA SPRINGS AND VICINITY
illustrated. By T ADDISON RicHsHus Pnoc, 81
Sect By NAL on receipt ofpuee
JAMES MILLER. Publisher
eLz nrnadnhH.
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prupOsals.

NOTlCE.-Pans and specifications for the
~ BUILDING of sn IRON BRIDGE the
e foo, Of West st. City of Paterson will be Passac
Hotel on or before Thursday, July D. at l0A 10.
DAVID HENRY, Director
oFFIcK ASSISTANT QUARrsRNAsrKK GsNERAL)
Con. HoUsroN AND GREsSEsrs 3
- - NEy-lORK CRY July T. 1868
GEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate are in
- ed aud will be- received until oc',ck NJ FRIDAY the 10th
inst for delivery sach Nhars IN NegYOk be dsg
Two hundred and h % Of Timothy HAY
ne'a' has been heretofore furnished this Department for Shipping
Proposals will be made the net weht The hay will
be subject TO inspection BY ofecr of his DEPARTMENT
The privilege reserved Of Getting " ali The bids deemed a
Ve The successful bidder will be required delivery
metatey The accompany
houd be uorsed Proposals
uhdegned 10 whom application be additional particulars
RUFUS INGALLS,,
BYt MaiOrGeneral Asst T. NJ Genl Z. g. A.
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" REVENUE, SD DISTRICT OPTHE STATE or NETWORK,
No CeAr comprising Second and Fourth Wards Of
CITY ofNewYorkANSUAL TAX NOTICBNotce is hereby given
list Of assessed the above Collection District,
beginning 1868 has been received from the
and that the duties and licenses therein specified have become doe
payable The undersigned will stend personally BY deputy
oee No. 80 Cedt Broadway daily Sundays cIpetl
the m day Of July ensuing and ending The LIST day Of
the receipt OF sad Once hours from 10
The aIes Included the annual lat upon plate,
yachts billiard tables piano os gold watches licenses
incomes for the 1861 All who shall neglect 70
paw by them according
teribed BY the hs. SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector
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TWO GOOD COMPOSITIONS WANTED I'M
60 5ll5cn ii mzr Gonurn

CACKETT, BELCHER * Co.-Ihe remaining
> AssKrs rad Bcns ACCOUNTS Of. .' laa .e SOLD .T
LAWRENCE SIRAIION.as II.It Asr.ut. AZ So ii tr.-f
Slors on tnc 18th Jl- 1905 .aclu. certain LANDS
o. Texas. For farther .niIr.l. tal ,a. as shove
T'HE "YOUNG WOMEN HOME" of the
"Ls1rs q ,t.1 Union r,aa,,i iu i fn4Gsr1t.si a
Na p Norb Wasa-talIli-, ,.r-.s Afo-.al Doot lesl
clres rsoailcl from por.aa, s.gs tt 70. teal-
VNHE EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES NJ
WILL of joins b. PETERS taetfai r-'r.arrs ti move.
july 23I 1903 sp,,i Tenn y B. supreme cont o" =,
held ia New YORK. or.r directing OBJ rta awafl
gukuova orac.s by 4e ta- 81 t,ihi' o.. N'
fy of ts tity 70 Nrs irr. a."s %. ttafsh
street from e to.'HsT I street. 60 N'-r sie' n i
C-tr fr premises
place and Thames street - fei inches I"s street by
q feet n inches on Trinity place. o. paid o. ta,
FLAWEN p. CfNuLEE. Prr.trf-t i1orev
VALE COLLEGE Glass OF lSl3.-Clas- Meet
inr ain be held at WEuSLsDAl of corHga-' n-at
Week. Juy o. 1893
Su,. yer l Sew Haven Isrse 90 q o.
n 8 earnestly '...f.
HvuH'erof D..,s Committee
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yfIusital Snstrumruts.

AN EASY WAY Of procuring what You want.
lev second ud Pianos Msden and organs Of Is Lev
slsss maker from s. 25 monthly until pad f new
ard second Tor rea sppsa Pufehe VI
Cor sal at bargains for cash
A RION PIANO-FORTE.-Pate highest
N premium awarded the renowned worries bIPSAho
Piano. Send descriptive pamphlet price hss te nSsq.coV
snd vaTeToOns Nos ia sBe lSs RSSsry. hANhsR - y"
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Surnitrrt.


IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 STATES the EASTERN DISTRICT OF pENNSlLVANiA.-
JOHN D. NOBCROSS OF Philadelphia bankrupt having pcalra Tor
August O'Clock before tLe Erser hu'cy Ashton
esq No. C5 WaHutst 10 zoe Cy Of Philadelphia that the
nation ~ the haukrp be tnsied and business meetings
Quird % Of The Of Congress u-soed The Regis
will cerN whether The bankrupt has cououri 20 De
hearing will also be had August o. 1863 before she Court Iu
dephia 10 O'Clock when parties u interest show
against discharge Witness The Hon John t'lsr Ju-r ~
The sad Distinct Court and the seal thereof al Philadelphia the @ day
Of July L. d. 1863 q. h. IOX. Ciefk
Se1LI Apesi. RpVy 7. cHsr. Rooster $50 iat3a Ta.
TVHIS Is TO GIVE NOTiCE-Thato on the 18th
June. A. D. 1888 Warrant Bankruptcy was issued a. @
the Estate JOHN BELLS fanled Township the County
and Of NSJeey IhO has been oudgG Bankrupt
petOu thai The payment OF ny debts and delivery Of any
property belonging such Bankrupt 20 u for bis and the trans
Ter any property by him forbidden by that meeting o the
agues Of bis estate VIII be held az Court ~ Bankruptcy
10 be holden No. 90 Albany street New Bmusck EegJcrse
before JOHN G. ELMENDOEF Register the 2lst day Of JULY
A. d. 1903 az 10 o'clock q. in.-Dated July 2, 1903.
W BUDD DEACON, United States Marshal. as Messenger
TFHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
Il 10Th dag June 4 D. so8 Warrant IN Bankruptcy isshed
County MddeseI Nwsr who been aadged
Bankrupt his petition that The payment debts and de-
livery property belonging 20 such bankrupt 10 him 0r his
the transfer Of property by him, forbidden by law that
the creditors " the SAID bankrupt 90 prove thsf debts and
Asgne Of bis estate al De led at Court Of
Bankruptcy be hoea no 30 Albany New Brunswick New
Jersey before John G. Eme1o Register the l Of July
A. d. 1868, a 10 o clock a m.--Dated july s. 1857
W. BUDD DEACON. u. s Marshal IS Messenger
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Gfcnrsions.

DAILY EXCURSIONS to GLESS o. CQ S.i ANA ana
sri. POINT 8ot. Dock ard Clan wood On ~ IN - pcs
Juse 10 te steamer A3oNshIlH tap ais ar IN. sioys Land
irg. Returning ali leave llosiyn at j;J' p H.
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" RBvESUR for the Eighth District Of comprising The
Eighteenth. Tweueh and TVentyfrst City Of New
YONoaee hereby gwen pursuant to law TIA; have received rom
the lists Of the yalaaOu and Of
ubeet provide support the
Government interest the public debt for other
approved and the approved %
March 1863 18th July 1856 and "a March 1861 that the dates and
therein become due PAYABLE and that viii
attend peOna depsy for the collection The Office
91 Broadway daily Sundays eIcepe the 18th June ani
the h July inclusive between the of9 and
The Lists herein referred comprise the special tar or ad proie
billiard tables gold watches gold
and silver plate year ending Isl Aa and tbs
-" wv iva sPAULDlyG. Collector.