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CIRCuIT CouRT-Judge Hylie.-This court wa

CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge Wylic.-This court was
OCCUPIED coupled a. ,,d follows Ny Yesterday c,,,
George W. utcrmele vs.. Naomi Itcrmclc \
Eugene Carusl, Replevin for United States and
city stock OF the value OF S3T, $685. which q. W.
Utermcle claims AS his property, and which the
other parties claim rs a portion OF the estate of
the late Charles IT, Utermee, of which they are
ally against the National Metropolitan Bank,
at that time custodian OF the bonds In con
troversy, but was subsequently changed by the
substitution of the present defendants for tho
bank, In accordance with an agreement between
the parties.
The bonds In question were deposited IN the
National Metropolitan Bank BY Charles II.
ttcrmclc,
Before the conclusion of the evidence IN this
case II was adjourned until this morning.
Schmidt vs.. Mack. N. II. Miller filed a mo-
ton to set aside the verdict rendered In this ease
Ia lnst week, and the Court ordered the verdict to
Judgment by default.
The assignment for yesterday was continued
without change for to-day.
Adjourned.
CRIMINAL CouRT-ChicT Justice Cariier.-Thls
day:
Lewis Cass, grand larceny of sl25 from John
Ihlty, on the an oil February last. The offence
was proven aud he was found guilty aud sent to
the penitcntiary for three years.
snms nr:nny Of so %hI MARY Th"mns alias
to John Mading, jr. on the 18th of October,
1861: They were found guilty aud sent to The
pententiary for two years.
John Blackstone assault and battery on Henry
Hunter on the 9th OF July last. lie was found
guilty and sent to Jail for ten days.
Charles W. Cunningham, larceny; he plead
guilty and was sentenced to pay \ line of as.
John Ward, petit larceny Of 4 coat worth $780,
belonging to John Duancy. The jury found a
verdict OF mot guilty"
Andrew Jackson, alias Coleman, larceny of
money and . breastpin worth 5000, belonging to
Aldrich Wyleyj n0He pros. entered.
Charles NuRclt, alias NJ, Nugpnt, larceny.
bench warrant Issued.
Patrick Gately, larceny recognizance for
feited and bench warrant ordered,
Lloyd Thomas and Harry Lewis, assault and
battery with intent to XII Martin HcntZc; re-
cosnizance forfeited and bench warrant ordered.
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concerning the recovery OF the sword stolen
from the Patent ONCE, the names ann IA one
instead OF Ciarvoe and Bigley, the successful
marty. Detective McDeyitt, we are Informed,
gas lndisposed at the time.
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NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA,
VIA PANAMA on NICARAGUA
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
March 9Th and a5th, April 9Th and 18th, May 9Th,
18th aud 18th
With New Steamship Of the First Glass.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN by ANY OrHER LINZ.
" IN West street. NowiOrk.
W IL WEN, President CHAs. DASA, Vice Pres
UHre-5 81 Exchange Place, New York.
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Z. r: Mouth, horse stealing; bench warrant
VIM. d. wamboid, larceny; bench warrant or
dered.
Thomas Williams, larceny; bench warrant or
dered. Adjourned.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.
Board OF Aldermen.

MONDAY, March q, 1868
The Board met at the usual hour; the prcsi-
dent g. Russell Barr, esq) In the chair. and ). v.
Noycs, secretary.
CONCENTRATIONS.
Absent: Mr., Noyes.
Tho Mayor transmitted the account Of the cor.
poration with the Bank Of Washington TO date.
1t presents the following statement
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~ I q
~ No. Peruvian Gqapn, BcSt super. Phosphate,
Pure Ground Bone, Fish GnAno, Plaster, Phosnhntie
duanOs, &c. for sale by GEO. 4, WHITE. 80 Front
street, New York,
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TRuYKs.-Stepbens & Go, 1910 Pennsylvania
avenue, have Just received q large and superior
nssor tiient OF trunks, among which may be par
iadIes' Saratoga trunk, and the sole-leather
trunk, together with every variety OF satchels,
travelling bags, and yalises for ladies' all of which
c contemplating travelling should call and examine
stock at stephens %.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To oUH SunsCRIBERS IN ALEXASnnIA,-Mr.
George W, Jones, No. 80 North Alfred stroet, be-
tween Queen aud Cameron streets, is our author
ICED agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day of February.
HosE.-Thc Hope Hose Company have an.
pointed the following committee to SOLICIT sub
scriptiOns to aid them In purchasing hose, car
riage, Nc., and they have selected Monday next,
when they hope the citizens will respond lIbcr'
ally:-icorgc W. Henry, Jos. Higgins, Nimrod
Nolan, VIM, Marshall.
FIRE.-About II o'clock, Saturday night a
fire broke out In the basement of MIR. Richard
&, Barton's grocery store, on the corner of Payne
and King streets, The fire was caused by sparks
from the furnace OF Mr.. Mctiraw's Sumac Mills,
which is in the same building. The damage was
about 800, which was fully covered by insurance.
MARKEr.-Iirain sold AS follows In the Alex.
andria market on Saturday: Inferior white
wheat So 50; fair ~ O5i red - 652 GSGl270 Corn:
offerings 5000 bushels; sold at u 0Si yellow fll2
Oats so cents. Rye Sl.07. Butter, Inferior, sold
at 35 Gao cents, prime 5000.
NEW MINIsTER.-Rev. DR.. Hough, who sue.
ceeds DR.. Munsey In the Washington street NJ
u. Church South, of this place, has been sta.
toned for the last two years In Winchester.
ARREsrRD.-Bill Boswell, United States sol
to Washington Friday night asa deserter.
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Watches and Jewelry.
JEwEI,Ry

III JEwELRY.
III. o. HOOD, No. KS Pennsylvania avenue, dealer
in g9!d and SILVER Wateh";,, DIAMONDS, due GOld
JEwELRY, Solid Silver Ware, Spectaclcs, opeTs
GIasses Pocket aud Table Cutlery, Razors Scissors.
Goi aud silver Thimb"s aud every variety OF Silver
Plated Ware, &c, at the very lowest prices. dcl7
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REsISNEp.--The resignation OF James 7. Kcle-
her, second assistant engineer, United States
Rotary Of The Navy, to take effect from The 18th
instant.
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INRST ANNUAL LEvRB
KNIGHT TEMPLAR
OF WASHINGTON,
THE FIRST ANIMAL LEvEE OF the KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR OF WASHINGTON
WILL Dr. HELD on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL Ii. Isis.
AT CARusI HALL.
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW
MASONIC TEMPLE
The Committee Of Arrangements. appointed by tho
two CUmman derics, pledge themselves that neither
expense or labor shall be spared to make this tho
grandcst entertainment ever gwen in Washington.
Cotillon Music by Prof. wEBER'S String Band,
eighteen pieces. Instrumental Music by HEALD
Washington Brass Band, twenty pieces.
The suppcr and Rcfreshmsnt Rooms will be- uul,r
the mana cement Of that celebrated Caterer, JOINS
WELCkER. Of fiftoenth street.
Tickets. exclusive Of Supper, ~
THE SIR KNIGHTS WILL APPEAR IN FULL
DRESS UNIFORM.
TNkets to DO had OF the
Badge-Black, with Passion Cross iu Gold.
Ed. W W. Griin, J, Ed. Mason,
u. L. Castle, Noble ID. Larnor.
ID. :. Jones, w A. Short.
mhlO-eOtd
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Walls OPERA HOUSE.
COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 81,
ron A fEw NIGHTS ONLY,
PROFESSOR HASELMAYER,
The Greatest Living idigitaieur-the prrcrptor
OF HERMAN aud nARrz-n his wonderful aud
. original TAX.
Each evening the Professor will Introduce his ron.
deriul musical Instrument, invented and made Nv
himself from wood and rubber, called the
STYLOCARFE.
Also. the adventures Of his
LITTLE ALL RIGHT
thnt-
Seats can be procured during the day at Ellis Music
Store.
The Piano used on this occasion has been kindly
furnished by Mr. John y. Ellis, ~ pcnusy lynutI
avenue.
Doors open at "a o'clock; to commence ats
Box Book now open. mhll.tI
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MISSIONARY ASNivERs4Rv.-On Sunday eve
Ming the Missionary Society connected with the
J. street Baptist church, celebrated its sixteenth
ann tyersAry, with Mr.. Charles l., Fraser prcsi-
dent. Appropriate songs were chanted and a
uortion OF Scriptures read, after which, by invi-
tation' IA on. Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,
TOOK the ehair. Interesting addresses were de-
iiyered by Seuator Wilson, and Senator Ferry,
OF Connecticut, after which the exercises closed
with a bcnedictiUu by Rev DR.. Gray.
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SITE FOR A NEW STATE DEPARTMENT BUILD
Iga.-We learn that there is some prospect of
the north half OF the square fronting on street,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets west, being
selected as the site for the proposed new STATE
Department building.
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CONCERT PosTroSEp.- concert of the
choir connected with the NJ street NJ. L. church
for the benefit Of the Mission School, under the
auspices OF that church, has been postponed to
Tuesday evening, April 18th, at Odd Fellows
Hall. The concert was originally set for to-mor-
Blind Toms concerts, the committee kindly CON
scented to give up their engagement of the hall,
and postponed their own concert On the occa-
yion of tins concert the public may expect q rare
mpsieal tfnst, Ms the choir contains some of the
finest musical talent of which our city can boast.
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b'Shce
frpm this statement 10 will be perceived that
s2w s34 1873 Ut the public debt consisted of various
ornh Of temporary securities. ssJ3 1880 s6e OF United
Stats notes.-the excess OF which over s40j,OoJ,000
having been put into circulation In payment OF tenn
poray loans-and $40, 347sl Of fractional currency.
P0rbns OF this temporary debt were maturing daily,
aud tl OF It, including S1s4l5O00 of the funded debt
was 10 be provided for within period OF three
years The seventhirty notes were, by law and the
ternI OF the loan, convertible nj maturity, ut tue
VIII u the holder into hvetwonty bends, W Uaya-
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In the District Court Of the United
States.

For the District of South Carolina: In
the matter of J. ". rcCANTS, Bank
rapt. By whom Petition tor AdjndIca-
tion of Bankruptcy was filed on the S0th
day Of May, A. D., 1858, in Said Court.
This is to give notice that on the 2Srd day
of June, 1868, warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF D., W.
McCanss, :; in the district of Newherry
and State of Sonth Carolina, who has
been aaindged Bankrupt on his own peu,
ton: That the payment of any debts and
the delivery of any property belonging 10
such Bankrupt; 10 him, or for his use, and
the srarsfer Of any property b.? hlm, aie
forbidden by Law; and that meeting OF
the Creditors of said Bankrupt, TO prove
their debts, and to choose one or more AS
sienees OF his estate, will he held at Court
of Bankruptcy, to be0holden at Newherry
Court House, South Carolina, before Henry
Summer, Register, on the 18th day OF July,
A. D., 1865, at 9 o'clock, A.. N. .... -
-, - j. P, NJ: EPPING,
Q. S. Marshal as Messenger.
p - .--|.,.1. y. by GEORGE nARsEN,
: June "A 26 1t. Deputy Ness mgr.
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Carriage and Buggy
F.ACTORY r..
:, ]. ,TayIer & So.

Will keep constantly OIL hand = 99ed Ak
sortment Of fue BFGGiEs Of the rFeSt' sF-
'proved STYLES and pstternss cosn binihs
.ligh,rrss ard durability, Pnilt to order
CHR Roc'iawayst and Plantation Carriages.
Phealons, Tap and nc. Top Bagsies. Sc. ,. S;<
/ OTd Carriages and Buggies renovated and.
made TO look a.. good as new. Repairing
done in, the best manner. andya -TeesoHFbles
prices, aui all work estimated On before IL,
is repaired and H copy given TO our %cnsto-
mers. Special. atfeuiion given TO repairing
line Carriages and BHggies, WHICH is impor..
tant to consumers. 'treightwill be paid one )
way, when sent by Rail Road, wkeaa the res,
pairs amount TO oyer$lm.. We use nothing
bn the hest riaferialsthat can he bought, and.
are willing to rely on the merit OF our 8orkt toe
liberal patronage: We invite the exami- d;
ration Of our work and assure thd public
that we can build the Same class work as
cheap if no; rlIarper taan We CAN iwport it,,
all ofeur work ia warrant d. -
Our Factory is near the Depot - = y,
Newhrrry, s. e., March % f3 " $. Z
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District Court OF the &. States
For the District of South Carolina. III
:; tbeEmatier .sof Benjamin r. Scott, Bank
: rupt BY Nhom u petition, for adjadica.
: tioa in Bankruptcy was filed ON the ,3nth
day of May, A. B., 1868, in said Court.
ThisiS. to give notice that on the 23d. day
of June, 1868, a warrant Of Bankruptc,
was issued against the Estate Of Benjamin
r. Scott, of Newhefry- BStricti and State
of. Ssulh. ,Caroliha, who has been ad-
JUDGED Bankrupt on. his own .peti'
ton. Thatahe payment of any aehts and
the delivery Of auy property belonging to
such Bankrupt {; to him, or for his use, and
the transfer. of any property sy him. are
forbidden by law; and that a meeting Of
the Creditors of said. ankrapt, 30; prove
their debts, ard 10 choose one or more AS
sisnees. of his estate, will be held ct a Court
Oh Bankruptcy, to be holden at Ne@berrr
Court House South Carolina, before2H Henry
Sammer, Register, on the, 18th day OF July,
L. D., 1868, at l1sotlock, AM.
: = ...yH-J.IP. II. EPPING,
~ u s: Marshall Ms Messenger: =,
.s:-- =: - bv GEoRGE Larsen,
June e4,2s ST Deputy, Messenger
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District Court Of the United States
ny UEVHUE ENHHE-~
June 10 "a St. Deputy MesSeng'

District Court Of the United States,
For the District Of South Carolina In Bank.
ruptcy. In the matter of GEORGE H.
CHAPMAN. Bankrupt.
BY whom Prtirion for Adjndication Of
Bankruptcy wss filed on the 9th day of
May, A. D., 1868, in said Court.
This is toriye notice that on the 8'h day
of June, 1885, a warrant of Bankruptcy
was i,sned :gainst--the estate-of G. orse. II
Chapman-of Newberry District and State Of
South Carolina, who has been edjudged
"a Bankrupt on his own, petition: That
the payment of any debts and the delivery Of
any properly belonging TO said Bankrupt;
to him. or for HIS use, and Sthe transfer Of
any property bv him, are forbidden by law;
and that a meeting of the Creditors OF said
Bankrupt, to- prove their debts, and to
choose one or more Assignees of his estate,
will be held at CouH of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Newherry. Court Rou>e South
Caroiinas before Henry Summer, E O.: Reg
lister. .on the 18th day of July, A. D., 1863, at
10 o'cEocksA NJ.
."@s4@ J. P. NJ. EPPING,
.. S. Marshall as Messenger
by GEORGE LARSEN,
July 10 2t. Deputy Messenger,
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the following Real and Personal Properly.
belonging to the Estate of the said John P.
Aull, Bankrupt, viz:
One Tract of Land. containing three hun
1red and fifty acres, (350) more or less ad>
Joining lands of II. Cannon. Henry Enm-
mer j. Adam Kibler, J. c. Cook and Jacob
Singley.
Also the tract upon which the said John
P. Au'l row resides. containing twenty (2O)
acres. more or less, bounded bv lands of the
Newberry Steam Mil Co James. NJ. Baxter,
and W B Mcclellan. X, :.
Also, L lot of Land, containing two ~
acres. more or less. bounded by lands Of the
NeM5erry Steam Mil Co -, Mrs. E. Bradley,
and the Black Jack road - .. -.
Also, L fosof Land lEingzip the town OF
Newberry. eo0taining two and one half (23)
acres, more or less, bounded by lands be-
longing 70 tbe. Newberry College, Simeon
: Fair and Others .lsz:sy7.ssss - - .
! Also, one hundred and ten t1191 shares Of
|. the Capirat Stock Of the Newherry. Steam
Mil Co.. twerav t20] Shares of Greenville &
: Columbia Rail Road Stock. 49, o.,
+ Horse, 5sbead of Cattle,
: - = Bedstead, 20abs Cotton.
!. = :. - -: 49, Il Carpet, &C., &c.
Terms Cash: The purchaser to pay for all
necessary papers and stamps
JOHN +. PETERSON. Assignee.
June II % 2r.
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June II o5 8

District Court Of the United States.
For the district Of South Carolina. In Banks
ruptcy. In the matter Of A. w. I. SIN
MONS, B rnkrupt
By whom Pettion for Adjudication Of
Bankruptcy was flied on the Son day Of May,
A. D. 1853, in said Courr.
This i to give noriCe that on the 18th day
of June, 1868 warrant Of Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF A. w, [: Sim
mons. OF Newberry Court House in the dis
trict of Newhsrrv and State South Carolina,
who has ben adju'lsed Bankrupt on his
own petition That the payment Of anv debts
and the delivery of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt; TO him. or for his use, and 'he
transfer of any properly by him. are forbid
den by law; and that meeting OF the Cred<
iters of said Bankrupt, to prove their debts,
and 10 choose one or more A>sgnees of his
estate. will be held at Court of Bank
ruprcy, to be holden at Newberry CJur
House at the Office of, and before Henry
Summer, E>q Register, on the 9th day Of
June, A. D., 1868, ut II O'clock. 4 VI. .,.-.
J P. N. EPPING.
-. 5. Marshall :. c., district,
-- by GEORGE LARsEw.,
June II 253t. Deputy Messenger.
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Assignee's A Sale. :

- -
Byordesof t6e7 Hon, Georges. Bryan,
Judge Of the United, States Court for the
district, OF 1Senh zGarolinas.l Ual Sell at the
residence Of William j.: bake, -.
TUESDAY 7the|7th of july, e. '
One Frscs Of Land upon which the said vii.
fjau,2J. Lake now resides, containing ila}
One. Hundred and Ten Acres. more or less,
bounded by1ands Of estate of BIT. Pay
SiuSefS w G,SAhMms and others. - -.
= Also, one Tractof Land, eon'aining l35)
One Huadred asdz Tlirts-fSe Acres more
.or less, bounded by lands Of J. R. aendeu.
thalt N: n Coppoek and Others, :. = Z.
Ferms,ef sale cash. Purchaser, to pay
for papers and stamps. :, : =
: Z J. \: Martin
June 10244 -. =: - Assignee.
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District Court Of the United States

District Court Of the United States.
For the District 0: South Carolina, in'Bauk-
rupey, in the matter of Thomas Ellison,
Bankrupt: -. - LS1''.'"s--.
BY whom Petition for adjudication Of
Bankruptcy was fled on the S0th day o.
May; A. D., 1868, in said Court. 80. -.7-,-
. This is to give notice that' on the 5th
day Of June, 1858, a awarrant OF Bank
raptcy, WAS issued against the estate of
Thomas Ehi>or, Of Newbcfry District, and
State Of South Garoliaa, who has been
.djudged a bankrupt on his own. peti-
tioti That the payment Of any debts aud
tBe. delivery Of any property belonging to
said bankrupt; to him, or tor his use, and
the transfer of any PROPERTY BY him is for
hidden by law; and that a meeting Of the
Creditors OF said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and7to choose one or more ASSignees
of his estate, Will. be. held. at a Court OF
Bankruptcy, to pc holden at Newberry Court
House. So0th Carolina, before Henry Sum-.
mer, Register, on the l. lth day Of July,
4. D g, 1868, .at-ll o'clock, A: NJ. 80
>. = = J. P. II. EPPING,
l., = e. s: Marshall as Messenger.
p ! : - by GEORGE Larsen,
:. June 30 243 Deputy Messenger.
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In Re. Henry Stone, Bank
~.,.<--.>. = -rupt. .,>.-r. -,
Aecipnoo'e Sale

By order of the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan,
Judge of United States Court for the Dis
trict Of South Carolina, viii sell at public
auction at NcWberry Court House, -
On the I'd Monday IN July nsrt, 18th,
the tract or parcel of land on which the
said bankrupt now resides, containing
Eighty-four nd4-l0th Acres.
more or less, bounding and butting on
lands Of D: T. Livingston, D. T. Rikard, w.
G. Metts and others.
Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for stamps aud papers.
--- D. Il. WERTZ,
:Tunc'lT o5 z ASSirHcc.
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District Court Qfthe United States.

District Court fthe United States.
For the District of South cs-c,::1i,a In Bank
,ap::oy. 10 the matter .ofJAAES B. Hair,
Bankrupt. -.
By whom Petition for adjudication of Bank,
ruptcv was fed Oh the 18th day Of May,
"A D.. 1888 in said Coort.
This is 70 give notice that on the nth day o;
June. 1888, warrant Of Bankruptcy was is
sued against the estate Of James 3. lair Of Lex.
iugfon District ard State OF South Carolina, VIII"
has beenadjudged Bankrupt Oh his Tn peflti"n
That the pa> ment ofany dehts aid the delivery
of any prof. erty belonging 10 said bankrupt; to
hirr.-or for his use. ard the transfer of any
property by him, are forbidden by law; aid that
+rneeting of the Creditors OF saiG Bankrupt, t"
prove their debts. and to choose one or more As
signees Of his estate will be held st a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Newberry Court
House South Car6lipa before Heurv Summer
Register. on the 9th day Of July A. D., 1868,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M -. 80. -
= J. r. NJ. EPPING,
% . S. Marshall, as Messenger.
g.. - - - by GtoReE EAKsES, -
June Il 25 St. :; = Deputy Messenger
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COMMERCIAL.

sNxvnSr1x Jrne % -eotson market clesed
Wjzh pr3c<s ranging from u to 23 cents:
NV YogEsJunes 22--FsP. Ms--Gotton dull,
6na A, lower; saies $40 bales. at SO3. flour
frocp pne--SeE.hsfpe e2S AIS % Wheat droop-
NR--aeR smber Georgia -27a. Corn closea q
= sSSae Setfes-.aaixe0@ Western 57aa Mess pork
aaisE Lard shade iower--kettle III = s'
sC1AKSEsroF, june 2.-Cotton quiet: sales
RSaIes-niddhngs nominal, at 29s 30; re-
Tsusr June Cotton market dan ;sales
as Aafea -lniddlings %. Crops in this section
sSe suGsring Tor EainS Snone of any consequence
isgssSooI, June ESP. Motion easier,
9SysspooE. June e2-Evepins.-C Cotton easier
--splasds liz q llfi Orleans ns 1lz; sales TO-
aN halessS : .'--E.
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Dr.. Thomas J. Moore,
Surgeon Dentist,

Would respectfully inform the public that
he has opened, an office in the City OF Co.
-lurpbia. whcrc-Ee is prepared 10 eXecure. IN
the most elegant and scientific manner, III
branches of his profession.
teeth extracted without pain or any SUBJ
.sequent iH>pffecrs, by the use of nitrous OK.
ide .proto oxide Of nitrogen.or laughing gas.
Persons desiring to have their teeth fixed
mp in the most elegant and approved mans
ner, caa do so ny crlling at his Office on
Main St, over Grpgg's queens are, store.
Same entrance as to Vein & Hix' photo>
graph Gallery. Those desiring 10 make au
engagement can d,so hy addressing
DR.. THOMAS T. MOORE,
May 81 :. Columbia
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

District Court Of the United States,
F1r the District of South Carolina. In
Bankruptcy In the matter Of d. Fl
Bazhandt, Bankrupt. = -..>. f..
By whom a petition for adjudication of
Ban irupicy was filed on the .3Oth day Of
May, A. D., 1868, in said Court. Z
This is 70 give notice that on the 5til day
Of june, 1868, warrsnt Of Bankruptcy.
was issued against the Estate of d. H
Bazhardt, Of NewberFy District and,~Statr
of South. Carolina, who has been. ad
jndged a, bankrupt, on his own petition:
that the payment Of any debts and the de
livery of any property belonging to- sa'd
Banlkfnpt TO him, or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him,- are for
hidden t,y law lard that E meeting of the
Creditors OF said Ba'tkrux, to prove, their
debts, and to ehooSe-oae CIR more ASsigneeS
Of his estate, wilFhe held ata; Court Of B'nk-
rmp,ey, to he holden at, Newbcrry- Court
House. South Carolina, before Henry Sum
,mer, Ese., Register, t92thei llth day OF
July, A.<D., 1878, st II O'Clock \. N. :,
j. P. NJ. EPPING,
,.-..;U. S. Marshal as MesSenger..
= bv GEORGE Larsen,
jane 10 81. .',* Deputy Messenger.