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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-18

NxYHEREAS, The Receiver of Taxes of the
w city OF Elizabeth hath duly prepared
Transcript of the unpaid taxes assessed in thu
ysKc 1854. so far as the anne have been assessed
eB9s1a any lande and real esttte within the said
city.sos are lien upon such l&gds and real es-
tate; asd did duly cause notice to be printed
sad published in newspaper pTShted and circu-
ls1aag said city stating hat sale transcript of
uapAil taxes had been made, ana Shat anless
sxid taxes should be paid at his once within
tlsaBtS days after the first qualifications of said
notice, the same would be collected by public
sass, according to law, according to the RfSVi,
:stasad the charter of the city of Elizabeth" ~
gSoxed March 4. 1868; and
Whereas. The following taxes, in said tran
ses5ps named, at the expiration OF said twenty
dayrrmiined unpaid, and still so remain now,
PUBLic NoTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN, That
ths Treasurer of the city OF Elizabeth will, on
FUEsDAY. the 22d day of December next at 2
o'eloek ia the afternoon, at the Court House. in
ths.eitg of Elizabeth, IN pursuance of the power
a1sdAathority of the said act, sell at public auc
tSog the lands aud real estate, described in the
auusxsd schedule, on which said unpaid taxes
hkicbssn respectively assessed or are lien, for
TIE lowest term of years mot exceeding Fifty
yexsaJ for which any person will tab the same,
respectively, and pay the an cunt of such unpaid
taxes thereon, with the interest thereon, and all
iSmsul costs, fees, charges and expenses, unless
snSh taxes shall have been previously paid. The
following schedule shows the respective taxes
witt the lands aud real estate whereon the same
hAse been assessed or are Il lien. and the names
dsFsae respective owners of the said lands and
rers estate SO far as the same have been given.
A. S. WOODRUFF
Treasurer of the City of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, November Z, 1868.
FIRST WARD, 1854
baldwin Matthias, block %, lot Sc, n NJ
re P....,.......,.. -. ..... -. 2 06
Coaners Frank, house and lots, block l6,
Iuss 81 to 40 Merritts map .......s..... 1 03
Cook Thomas estate, block 50, lot l25 feet
ssaHI i M N r L INSTRUMENTATION. 81 81
Harrington Patrick, block IS, lots rs to 80,
INIT p .................+... > 06
Hess John 4. bocl. Be. lo.s 90 aud &,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-18

HyAXES OF 1861. Whereas. The Receiv-
IL er of Taxes Of the city of Elizabeth, hath
duly prepared a transcript of the unpaid taxes
assessedin the year 1867 so far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands and real estate
within the said city, or are lien upon such lands
and real estate? and did duly cause a notice to
be published and printed in newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating thar said
transcript of unpaid taxes had beer made and
that unless said lakes should be paid at his office
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-18

Adams William II house SO East
Broad street
Armoly Peter B lots in Walnut near
Mary street, of Muddell. ,..,......
Alger John lots 8 and IL Blalses
Hotchkiss and others maps. 49,.
Barton William o house in Bond near
Henry street. .............
Baldwin john, lots between Sixth and
Seventh street near John Woed-
ward s.. ................,....
Beatty George hcuse 46 acres w +
road late Frazier. '''.'.
Beale John lets 10 to q block Eliza
beth avenue near sixth street
Biermann Horny house 244 Elizabeth
avenue. heuse 2l6 Elizabeth avenue
Billings A II let AZ Miller street Blake
map. .,.........,... .......
RT0wL Jescph II :
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-25
STATE OF SOUTH, CAROLINA !, .i..llis
Orangcburg District. C""'ioh.'
I by p. a. McMICMAEL; Esq, lOrlinary h

hy p. a. McMICHAEL; Esq, 'Or,linary.,i,l
Whereas. Charlotte Heath and F. J.. Duxck hayc
made suit to ME to grant them Letters of rAtlninis-
isrnsion of the Estate and effects Of Francis H. Heath
htlctcascd. .Fi,A'g sy
iI These arc therefore to cite and a,nonis all and
ai,gu lar the kindred nml Creditors of the said
Francis B. Heath. dcceascd, that they ho and np-
held at Oramgcb,irg, Court House on s7,, day of
Janunry instant after publication hereof, ut IL
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause II any they
hay: shy tho san .Vdministr should not he
gya:actl, 80. = go ~ ~ ~ / a
Given under my Hand this 11th LAY Of January,
Ammo Domni, la6B. "a. PA. MuAliUlIAEL,,, :.
jan lB--2t O.O.D
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DEMONSTRATORS N0rIf,E

a IDMTN TNHSTEENENbK'S NOTTCE...
IN All persons indebted to the Estate of the late
Elizabeth Rickcnbakcr, deceased will make immc.
dinie payment, andthosc holding claims against tho
saitl Estate will present them properly atcste,l, on
or before the 10Th day of February next to
DONALD Il. BARTON,
Jan To- Administrator.
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FOR LEASE.

TNNHE FINE ESTATE known MS .KEITT PLACE,
il situated in 81. Matthew'S Parish. The Estate
consists of three separate Tracts. The Kcnncrly
Place has 400 acres cenrcl am, 200 unclcnrcd The
Darby Place has 300 cleared and 200 mnclca red-all
fine Cotton Innls. The Kcif Place consists of
',400 acres, ono half cleared and in fine statc of
Cultivation. Tho Estate is watcrcI by u large
Creek, which affords good Range for Cattle. Soil
Rich Red Clay The Estate woull be Leased NIL to
ono person orn small 'Practs OF so or~lOO acres.
TO suit small farmers.
Fine Mules sold with the Place on credit
The Kcnncrly and Darby Plnocs wonld bc sold
desired. For Terms apply to
}. J. WOODARD, st. Matthews +. O.,
nov 2-tf Orangcburg District, S. D..
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3, py an 9Sdsy ef ;4s cgSs ei win The salsdsy

the expense of tho casc--the balance OH credit Of
date payable anuAs, and Of The pnc1pf
aes in which will be covenant for resale in case of
the breach Of The Condition fi tho boi all f
estate which sfaa of George aif.iIv
eS ssi 1sed Hd 'sS R1s Es'fRf
ict cnnaining A65 qnres mofd usr bourieii by sd
ana iSfa sasE en 'fS% s1as
stoh ahd ssappson King, andhgq htsrun& nfromS,aa,
ssa ssssssss f. ss aes's
Another ,Eras. on sle :sqAli side GlazisF ad
lands Paul IiS to- nnd S"rPasi
tus Livngsol, wloh land was eohYeye p6nieAn n,2
kuIs hi,ns5tsSS sSs t. A asafS0 HI 55YgEq9 sb s
g. And other Trsril of or acres on tho ssid, .,
hy sS nj
to in.esihte his share ef tic estate
Of Frederick rick Livingston under proceedings ePpari-
Daeeuber 2l,llss7e,u,o, ,nfis mid l,Ia.iiaa ovaf
NJ ''qitibno. vlissAEsobni na-si somsuus yfYes
tIleafon..hi t,aa ,sIssy .affr III 1.ii.n boea
/, Iva 10 abr. yns ri lisd-Ino tllni az ssns
sn'hs0ua'' nj 1,nr1SsiiL ed,. TO ydqos,Iidq edT
ss sEss Hi HsAsy as
the estatc in renkihacrp the iaule III ss
JWd TindalaAsi gpfd teh giloY sHr dowern af,o,
nnssa ssa'sSsns' sAq @ S'sBR ed, sq
70 III .y'i'e.ikff sbtr'aI'r 1isd' 81 boaoIs,ab
Philips and 1s R1Isip; Z A1nr SIT M rs -,
| i >sYw !t7o Millions; ii,n ,sn.mu,j, o. brd ow
BY order of tbeneowt,of, Equity ihtthis, 6asr,sa,d
will sell at the Court House on the first Monday in
February nea'for one hhlfcash, the-bITdi1cc 6ff
credit of ten tp9ntls, sessse by bond tesestsd
covenant fot I ss os,,
breach Of the so2asisp Of hSp9 cd, ;s.a % Iliw
rhps &, ss ass ssmP s1nPfn
trct. bounded y]aes of esatc o. AL ls NableyJi.i
"A. Fanning, Nathan Porter Thos, Bolcn and by tho
north end Of the same tract, Which has btsh cGtof
widows dowcrI d,i~ bGs bio aT.a 11ol ts !!iu
| NJ. eIseeo7 Iiim .ALSDna4 -iIj nj bnr .etasfs,
Tho Estate in rehaintes iu the said Gow Trdee.
consisting Of oHf hdndrs9 and four and opstlirA, -,
Dee 49, 1867 is p's ps I. pvs AR ss6SPs
| ,jsn, 4Tta,a bi.a s.a odi oiCaamIemssionsr1iod,
[ y hsxn ,ui3aod lAEs0:tnins od,to ,usmqofoy
-. r. Milliou.s' 9 suasdiaa.a o, t,bna boiasq eds
Debora Glover; Ct, al ~ ~ noi,ae'ss ed, ldisow
| Under apdfy sistusiaf p dccrctal order mado in.
the above stated case, will be sold the lst Mon
day in February, 1868, Tract 81 Iand Containing
1885 acres, rnorc'or less sitited blRths RasicsIde
aa ns
by inhds Of iGoR ,sadmcrs and LabahJd ApfRianisds
sSnshloy james, kests pntl west by M M6sss andti
Term, ,ons-haif cash and the balance sfg5F tsix
months tho purchaser giving bond bearing iptsfcstG
from the day Of sale, and mortgage of the proper
~, to sccurcthd payment Of the pn9cIdse 1nSncyi
and to pay for pepess and revehra atamrsd no tod,
conmissopers IN Office. q. y.lD. ", JAMlsoh sinw
bpee ef?afsss:s B. issY G H t4 Sen e9Rms'ioRssr ,m
jan II ia sp1'l 81, bna III nAaoow
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Go1unissio ], ss|a}es.


ron saGiigkANqssBbka Drsfhrctqas sui,qa "a
Andrew r. 1ba5iae ddHfiaii I'D a sni1i 10
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EnN lnahnsa aBaa 0theHs lids % lila xaia,,y
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yite ssee 81 SA ~ AZ
shop md Two snail iosBess
oIsa on iheract Of, dana paar !amis6nb nsq
h9ss dSf ssSeS
and quantity Of Sawed ThmBsnIith sai
sss ss ssS e
saw HI the EiHbeEi kRpwmgen the gapdNR s,iaa
ss assHss
T,g rs aothe Tmset,apshs aai
asE ssd sv
Tract on sadtier samp, ,.6hs1iB5ect ea,.trNdtrauo
II tit sase e s viii bs ssid rbba,.o
ant tothe samcorder ihuy hofc df
aislsha hsy ySss, assS M a
5ect tohis Widows lfS es6te iph Adnfeas4 bus
D{Ess ~ 3
saddfef's swhmp rfact and further sasjsot Ito ihe4A
rsa1a ni iths Oft Ryr9lEa sass
Timber on ths 2ssdsOf Sssi I iHost nt.;a 1@
Terms of Sails So pqoh, ,as lttpayFAe exlstnss I'd,
a ee 5 IL nv SP3Ss y e;
1868. secured BIZ bond Of the pprcser beare inf IN
e.
ehnsef also TO p4y doNTupcrs andreveni@ dqasi
i:eei n it.'s IA1sou1d Lesue3idw no.raioo
IS1fass.on: 93"@sh.gga nj dsod ,1oi7eqss dorm
Vs. .i'>sao;ifiw nc,rnoo o,s ,s.I.i.id
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STATE oF,BJvu s.. hto;11sAN h; * I 8
NluNGSDur-. Nstrint NINtlVu

gal By P. A. McMIcHAEI., ESQ, Ordinary.
Whereas, Caroline a. Nlilhous, widow, hath made
the Estate Ghd Efolts ofjlIe6fy wINIilhoi,s,l ,ldccS
These are therefore to cite md admonish all and
singular tho Kindred and Creditors of the said
Henry W. Nlilhous decd, TINT thoy be and appear
ut Orangcburg c. II. the a1st day of. january
inst, after publication hrrcoffat II io dlook intho
forenoon, to sl,cw cause if any they have why the
'snid Administration should not nc granted. z ~,
Given under my hand this oh, day of .Jahti hnrto
Domini, 1868. l.. A. McNiCIIAEL
jim lS--2t O.(Y}D.
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Report Of The CHARLESTON Cotton Mar.
ket for tA6 Week Eilding Jan. 2s.
Rcpor:'if51 51fYF9qs sQ'M!.nyv4git.y NHeYNy
W. WALTON SMITH, y II COTTON FACTOR "a

HeP0T'ff17 1Yfi1gq 7'7.1Ny84l9Nty 17y NeYYSS |FtY
W WALTON SMITH, SA,EgE tcoTr9yS y,S aFsA!A} FA}fTon
On Friday iici first day of the week now u;,Lcr
review with gobd .lci'and aid light Stock, prices
imfhN fth's Eo.Ac! on our quotations of last
week. sghS. dsanfa satlrlay%,NSas ,Nas actyeW Wi 4
funshenimpEavaaen Of abont 3c,il On Monday i:!.v
demshdWsisu ufaiEorrccs continuing to,improye 10
tho s.ts3t e N es.Yp FuSsas .3Ae market was
prices tssc!ined 3c, On Wednesday The market
opened weak, n~s apRs yeye Ipade IT = decline Of
i@3c., but cesS fhsrhsrss Sghero Sas "a fair en-
.an'ry on TP',seyt yl.e prlses ppfe{sl q H9dsrs.
rhe sales for the week foot up some 800 bales We
,aa%s.e: ,''''' '''''''.l ".,'''t.''
t.rew aliidlihg, ,,.r...,..,.,r..12Gy
Iassti p, :saSfi j5S .,di .i,,ln'i ,cII1 IS,
~ ing,,.h,t,h;;;:; :in .,.::io4
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-.-Ag.L PERsoNs IN

W 4HSEI. =. ALL GhsSUNS IN.
IN dcbted tome by Note or Account, arc request
cd to come forward and arrange the same satisfac-
tory hy the lst day of March, 1868, or their Notes
and Accounts will bo placed in the hands of an At
torney fol. collection.
jan 1S--2ts T.. w. OLIVER
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THNO RENT.-THrE PLANTATION
in tho Fork Of Eds.o, with comfortable Dwell.
ing and Good Settlement on the Nincty.Six Road
three miles from Ornngebnrg C. H.. being tho same
recently occupied by Maj. }. B White. For terms
&C., npply.to WILLIAM C. MOSS,
jan lS--2t* Oranrcburp. sc
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eS' a. efadSexet edJsafAa1 F,,N1k%rf,a ri irso.
XDERVi AysGg A&o; o;DIKECTIFRo Rosf AGENTS,
SGLrBE&! GLT.tNO, $73 cash; $50 LIST
N"TcmlcE, Yif.7 par s.,s. interest, approved city
Astlissff; SluaMs puesaehkasSa zfMn, $50 cash /,
$50 & LIST No5sgtpsr yish per Ts sent 'l'efsT'' @ "p
with HAIsrs pr ff I Ely
FLOUR or BONE nnndVher9tcd and unbnrnt
FARMERS PLASTER OR GYPSUM, ;wsfranted
purcssT 6sst sf'aIs at.s';ii. =. foi,, ~.
M MoTdringthb aboto Man,nes to Planters / do so
with every cohfiduncea not only hasing,tcst onias
from Planters who have used themthc phst yeal but
the furthan gIupDee tAatHvery eaago as it arriy es
College. md the hig reputation of ahe.e Manurcs
fully kept up j. N. ROBSON.
jan 18-2m Nos. and Atlantic Wharf
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sherri;I j S S Sales.

WI! l.c snll on Monday hc 9th day of January.
lSGS, "ii the Plantation Of J. Iicssc Andrews foir
miles above Orangchirg, the Bull Swamp Road,
the following property: one hun,lrcd and fifty hush
els torn Morc or less, hundred and fiji bushels
C.htu', SfYi harG, " litss. -fsmaNnWupiTy of IN
gnncd IAtton, tcSL 6b,cl. Pcas niofe ur less fifteen
bushels Eirc morc or less, a,,l lot of Fo,l,lcr.
Levied on tho property J. Iicssc Andrews. at Tho
sui. of Geo. II. Cornc!son 4 Earnest kramer
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STATE OF soufH iBAhoIINA,
! .spppA yyo1Pgunqs PEssVp1oyT ,EgE,g
1 In tile district Court. Z

In n Tsua9ee of General Orders, No, ,l04, from
Headqusrters Second Military District. the Magiso
report on the 10th ahd last days of ect month to
this Court, of al Commitments mndo by them during
Tho PrecesdinH hn1 mgqth, specifying Iate of Cop,
qlso forward to The Clerk Of this Gort nll
sa4oes and other papers, connected with the pro-
ceSdlngs! against the Prisoners aforesaid which
lHhy be in their possession at tho date of mixing
'f 1T sepUles drder os'Ga of tin SSas SSSg5'a elr
II j. F. ROBINSON,
J4n@sS s'fieost 2tI''U Clerk tDistfiet Court. 80
jim IL If
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STATE OF soUTH oARoLINA, ~ Ycc!!!i .,,seImoa
0ranseburgi District. d; 81 9Haii9b t.us6 .scn
ByP. a., ,McMIcHAEL Esq, ,PrdinntN sbacm
WHEREAS,y. D. v. Jnmson, L Coihmissi sionerit,,a
Equity, hath made suit to Inc to grant him Letters
of Administrator Of the Estate and effects Of SAM
ucl N. Knnnorly, hcneased. fan:Jsa Tohsd nj b!sd
These are therefore to cite and admonish nll and
singular the kindred md creditors of the said Sam "a
ue N Kennc r'y,tcctiar thcy 'bcanti appear before
sasa %a T. S # r. 9T&dSsy & w. e s hS nt! @
pnbce ton herodfn aj onlookin the for enoon stsa
shew cause if any they have why tho saii Admins
trnion should not he granted. ~ hpa NO nog
Gi,In no;d 1ays hand this 'hTA dss gf January
.oiP.X.AIcMlcfIEB EBn Dp po.iDsliy
JAN 4 .o!aq a7nnps ~ Al aicdo ossup2A
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ESTATE iSAIEss--L 7sY oa,EsFsNIHsL /
ID SION Of the Ordinary, HYin sell on tho Rlnn,.
,ntion of tho late James G. Jonkns on Saturday tho
Estate, consisting & Horses, Mules Catlss7 ITors,a
and tho Crop of last year; also, number of Rail
Road Capsi Conditions made Kh6tn NJ sSh9 Aay ri
Sale. ga..g a., 81 ,n1E NJ. .5AsaJESKINSrs d,,.
jan ll-7tds Sole Administra,riy,.
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NOTICE TO GUA1sDTA Nse dA iTS "a
IN TRUSTEES.-A Guardians yand Truetces
who are required to make nnnpal returns in this,.
office are notified TO do by tic Twentieth ihstant
rules will bc issued against all dcultersno Hin
Jan. 1st, 1868. ~ ~, D. V.,JANiISON
jan 4-1m comumissiontr. it
J., h ~ ars,.,
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ALSO

On Tuesday the os,h January. 1865 will be sold
on the Plantation Of Joseph Graves, on Binnakcr
Bridge RYnd, 13 miles fran, Or.ngeburg &. H.. tn.
following ptopery fifty bushels Corn moro or loss,
two hnttIrcd POUNDS Fo'itr moro or less lot OF
Shuck, fifty bushels Cotton Seed more or less Lev
led on ns the propcrtT6f Ioscrh Grnvcsj ut the sui,
Of F. T.. Salinas.
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Lf5iasston:iial sassnl,i!a nj dsod ,1oi1equs danm
Vs. ;'.hHo;idw nc.i,fnoo Oh .y.i.id
pou ~
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On the same day will he sol' on the Plantation df
Alfred J. Frederick, near I.ewisvillc tho following
property Eight Mules, ono Horse, ono Wagon, two
Timber Carts four hundred bushels Cotton Seed,
more or less, lot of unginncd Cotton, one bng
Cotton. Levied on as tho property of Alfred j..
Frederick. mt the suit of T.. Ii.Rodgers CO.
shcritf's Oalee.r J. w. II. DUNES, +,
January IL, 1868. S. O.D.
jnnI2 td
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!. Wednesday the a?ih of January, 1863. on tn,
Plantation of John c. Rowe. OH Srmlc Swamp will
be so.q the, following property three hundred and
fifty bushels Corn moro lcss lot of Fodder tMt
hundred bushels Cotton Seed moro or less, sixty
bushels Peas more or less thirty bushels l.cc more
or less lot nf Rice Straw, one Stack Slips Levied
on as the property of John G. Rowe, at The suit OF
Cornclson Kramer & Co 2.'.i '+I"
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The river is still declining rapidly at
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The Mollie Hambleton, Capt. Bowman
commanding, with Messrs. Paine, Shell
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Helena and all points on the st. Francis
river this evening.
The favorite Commercial makes her
regular trip into White river this even
ing, taken freight and passengers for all
points on that stream. Tho veteran Capt
Ashford will be found on deck, with the
affable Charles and John Smithers at the
desk.
The Minneola will back out for Gin
cinnati and all intermediate landings on
the Ohio tomorrow evening Capt. Mil
Ter commands.
The W. A. Caldwell leaves on Thurs
day next for all landings on the Arkan-
sas river-Capt Haines commanding.
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OFFICE HoURs-Fr0m D AN. to i Pm, and
from 2 pm. to SPIN.
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, Periumery. Toilet Articles, etc.,
would do we'll to call at RUSSELL'S DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere. No. AZ
North Court street. underline Dispensary. 10
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Special Notices.

Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsT's JU-
YIPKR TAR is warranted to cure Cough, Group.
Hoarseness. Throat and Lung Diseases. or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Tryit. Ifnot satisfied. return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
D. F. GOODYEAR, 80 Second street. Agent.
Price, IS cents. ST
Conjugal Love, and the Happiness Of
True Marriage.-Essays for young men, on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create implements to
MARRIAGE. with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p.
philadelphia. pa. 67-l46
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LOCALS IN BRIEF.

The mercury ranged $50 degrees in
the shade at noon to.day.
Bishop Quintard held service at
Brownsville on Sunday last.
Peaches and early apples are be-
coming plentiful in the markets.
Eleven arrests were made by the
police of the lower district yesterday.
The one thousand dollars stolen from
the residence Of Mr.. Cobb, on Court
street, one night last week, was recovered
this morning.
All the latest dailies and weeklies,
together with the magazines for the cur
rent month, can be found at Joe Locke's,
% Jefferson street.
The rumor that Capt Lee would
decline the Law Court judgeship was
unfounded. He has signifed his accept
ance of the Office.
"A call is made on those disposed to
contribute to the " Old Folks" celebra-
ton to fork over" Mr.. M. c. Cayce
will receive all contributions.
"A book has been opened at the
Adams street engine house in which
those wishing to connect themselves with
the Young Mems Seymour Democratic
Club can enroll their names.
The case of the State VS.. VIM. Wash,
Ed. Allen, Fred. Chambers and Polk
Thomas, charged with belonging to the
Ku-Klux Khan, and threatening to do
bodily harm to a negro named Carter
Scruggs, was taken up in the Criminal
Court yesterday, but hearing postponed
until Monday next.
Mrs. Manager Brooms benefit last
night closed the season at the Varieties,
but we are pleased to announce that that
establishment will be reopened after an
interval Of few weeks under the au-
spices of the same management 1t il
also understood that during the close the
house will be remodeled, reftted and
otherwise greatly improved and beau
tilted.
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STOLE A Cow AND LOST MULE.--Two
unknown negroes were driving mule
into town this morning, on the Holly
ford road, with two quarters of beef in
farmers wagon, when two gentlemen
rode suddenly up behind them. A guilty
conscience needs no accuser, and no
sooner were the approaching horsemen
discovered by the negroes, than they
sprang from the wagon, took across an
open field, and secreted themselves in q
neighboring woods-leaving their mule
and their wagon, with its contents, in
possession of their supposed pursuers, by
whom they were brought into town and
turned over to the police. There can be
no doubt that the beef in the wagon had
been stolen in the country and was being
brought to market by the negroes to be
disposed Of. In this instance, however,
the transaction was hardly a paying one,
as the swap of a couple of quarters of
meat for q mule and wagon was hardly
profitable.
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DESrIsrRY.-Dr.J j. B. WATSON, dentist,
can always be found during Office hours
at his new dental rooms, over his whole
sale drug emporium, No. 3lS Main street,
and ready to wait on those who prefer
his professional services (only). I