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The New York herald., 1869-04-29
The City Gas DronopIies-Prospect Of Relief

The City Gas onoplies-Prospect Of Relief
From Albany we learn that the Legislature
entertains really serious intention to attempt
something in the way of relief for the citizens
of New York and Brooklyn from the exactons
and manifold and uncertain charges of our
metropolitan gas companies Action was
taken in the matter by the Assembly yester-
day, when bi embracing four very impor-
tant points, with number of clauses Of dis
cipline and detail, having this result in view,
was passed by vote of niLety-four to sixteen.
This measure provides that by its operation
the gas companies shall not charge rent for
meters, that they shall be obliged to at all
times keep on full pressure of gas of good
quality, that no deposits of money shall be
taken from subscribers, and that incoming
tenants of houses or apartments shall not be
liable for the amount of any gas bill contracted
and due by former occupant. A board to
be called ''The Board of Gas Examiners" to
be made up of three eminent chemists familiar
with the manufacture of gas, residing in the
cities of New York and Brooklyn, to be ap-
pointed by the respective Mayors, shall hold
office for three years, and have power to COM
mission inspectors of gas, who shall report to
the board on every matter connected with gas
material, its Illuminating power, supply, purity
or otherwise &c. One thousand cubic feet of
gas to be furnished at cost, inclusive of the
United States internal revenue tax, not to ex-
ceed three dollars Many other clauses,
equally necessary for the public comfort and
general household economy of our citizens OH
this side and across the East river are pro-
posed. II is to be hoped that the State Senate
will pass the measure at once, particularly
after the record of such heavy vote in its
favor by the members of the Assembly.
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A LASTING REPUTATION FOR AN IGNoBIE
AcT.-A man just deceased, at the age Of
seventy eight, is obituarized by the news
papers for having, thirty-seven years ago,
pulled mans nose. But that nose was Cen
eral Jackson's
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An advertisements should he sent in before
eight O'Clock. p. NJ, to insure proper cassiti
cation.
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WHAT CANT BR SAID ny GRANr.-Save
me from my Friends"
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CoAT TAIs.-Apparently the world is
paved with coat tails. Sprague cannot take &
step in any direction but he gets on one.
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WHAT ONE RAILROAD KING SAYS OF
ANoTuER-That he (the other) will within
three years be the richest or the poorest man
in New York.
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A Man OF LETTERS. ."-Sprague.

ONE OF GRANTS ORGANS Ground daily in
front of st. Paul's churchyard by one-armed
soldier
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BASE BAwLERs.-Sprague and Abbott
They are both good on ''bats."
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GALL QUIET on THE PoroMAc. Let no
dog bark.
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Prominent Departures.

Senator Henry Wilson and family, for Boston:
Senator Chandler. for Michigan Ex-Governor
Parker, for New Jersey: General ". :. Liitieneld
II. A. Willard and Professor Samuel Gardiner. for
Washington; Colonel James Taylor, for Newport
KY; General schenck, for Ohio; General Robinson.
for Detroit; Lieutenant Morrison for Buralo. and
Mrs. Jay Cooke and family sailed Yesterday foI
Lnrnne
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GU ADRU PIE SH E EFT
TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Thursday, April %, 1869.
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NtBLO'S GARDEN. Broadway.--THR BuELEsouE EX-
TRAvAGAsZA OF THE FORTY THIEVES.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and Twenty
fourth streel.-LA MAITRE DE CuAPELLE-MoSs. LASDR
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Miscellaneous.

The National Sunday School Convention com.
menced Its third session yesterday IN the Prs, Rap
tist church, Newark, n. J. A large number of dele
gates from Sunday school organizations throughout
che Union we're present. The Convention organized by
the selection Of Mr. George W. stuart ofPhIladelpnla
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BOOTHS THEATRE, sSd ST., between 5h and 9th avs
0THELLo
NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway.-TnF BurLEs9uE Ex-
TRAvAGAszA OF THE FORTY THIEVES.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and Twenty
fourth streei-LA MAiTRE DE cuArrLLE-MoNs. LANDRY
wALLACKs THEATRE. Broadway and ls:h street.
SCHOOL
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosdway.-Huurry puurrr
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, 0, Eighth and
2sd s.reet-THE TEMPEST
BowERY THEATRE. Rowery.-TgT SryrN nwASFsi
Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE " "oRLD Oh woNprEs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 9TH s,rec,-RossINI's Posrnu-
NOUS MASS.
wAvERLEy THEATRE. .2o Broalway,EiIzr Hours
BUgLgsoUE ECoNPASY-PA5Is; on, rHE JUDGMENT
THE TAMMANY. Fourteenth street. RonrNsos Ceusor
AND HIS MAN FRIDAY, &C.
WOODS MUSEUM AND THEATRE, rhrteth street ana
Broaiway-Afiernoon and evening Performances
MRS. F. B. coNwAy's PARK THEATRE, Brooklyn
STREETS or NEW YORK.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC -FrESoH orrFA
LA PERICaoLE
THEATRE GoMIoUE, sl4 Broadway.-coNrc SKETCHES
AND LIVING SrAruEs-PLU1o.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREI.S, 5s5 Broadway -Eraro-
Plan INSTRUMENTATION STRINGS To 0NE Bow.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2n Bowery.-CoNIC
vocAIIsN. NEGRO MINsTRELsY, &c
NEW YORK CIRCUS, FourteeHJh stree..-EoUEsTRTAN
AND GNMNAsTIC ENTERTAINMENT.
sTEINwAY HALL Fourteenth s,reet-Dr Cu,LLu's
LEoruEE,"A JOURNEY TO THE COUNTRY or ME DwAEr."
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOSE Brooklyn.-Root EY's
kiSsTEELs-LEAP FOR LIFE, 30.
MEXICAN EXHIBITION PARLDR.. No. 155 Broadwav-
CH2sTIAN MARTYK AND CHILD, SC.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6lo Broadway
SCIENCE ART.
QU A d r Z PL + SH E Z I.
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BOOTHS THEATRE, 2Sd st., between 5.h and 9th
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth avenue ,
2:d s,reet.-THE TEMPEST.
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wALLAcKs THEATRE. Broadway ard Ia:a stree
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosdway.-HUurry DuNrrr
NEW FEATUgRs.
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BOWERY THEATRE, Bowcry.-rHT SFvrN nwAR !;
Or HARLEQUIN AND THE oRLD Oh WoNprRs.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Cuba Br Noodle, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Manhattan tBr) Forsythe, Liverpool Williams
steamship Arizona nsury Aspinwall-Pacihc Mall Steam
steamship Louisa Moore Wallace, Newbsrn Nc-xurray.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters Georgetown, DC-Phlps
Steamship Ashland CrowslI Boston-w Clyde.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford-Ferguson
ship Dragon (Bp, McClennan, London Grinns, Mnturn
Co.
BARK C.meia aD, Auramna, Penarth Roads for orders
Bark Anal Aus, Koransch. Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark Fury wilson Cadia-Tupper a Beattie.
Bark Carota (Br) Merrill Bayonne-T Merrill Co.
Bark Brett, Blanchard, Pienevch, G C-Brett, Son
Bark Harry Booth, Chase, Havana Ward Co.
Bark Xulla (Br), Howes Sydney NSW-R w Cameron.
Bark PheniX tBr), Mckenzie Pictou-C Swain
Brig Nevfus (BD, Sherry, Biboa-0 Bullsy .
. Brig Aroostook, Lord, Oporto and markes-Miler
Brig Fred Bliss, Sherman, Curacoa-R Buck Co.
Brig Harry Aubrey (Brj, Weeks, Barbados.
Brig Ornoco lBr Roberts, Turks 1sand-C e KNOX Co.
Brig Lsnoir {Brl Lenoir, Arichat CB-0 Braver
Brig Chiefain lBr), Carroll, Halifax-Curts Ward.
schf Hattie Dodge, Freeman, Demsrara-H W Loud 4
Co.
schr Laura Pride OBJ, Hassei, 81 KisJones Lough.
schr Lady Of the Lake Br) Tanand, 81 Pierre, hart-H
schr of the Isles tBr Peterson, ~ JasoBre Son
Co.
schr Southern Cross tBr) George, Windsor, Ns-H De
Wolf 4 Co.
schr Mary Stow, Rankin Charleston Bentley Miller 4
sshr o Acken, Robbie, Stamford.
ARRIVALS.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

the Richmond WhtD Is OF the opinion that Hon.
orable William M. Tweed cannot take the place oil
MIR. belmont as Chairman OF the Democratic Ma
tional Executive Committee because such ofncer ID
selected from the committee itself, ana Mr.. Tweed "
not one OF them. MIR. Tweed not lone OF 'em ~
shade OF Indian harbor
Professor Silliman has been appointed State
Chemist or Connecticut under an act passed at the
last session OF the Legislature. entitled IAN act Ia
addition to an act relating to taverns and sprtuous
liauorsn II 1t were not for so many SHY men, VINO
drink impure liquors. 1t would not be necessary 10
appoint man like Professor Siiliman to examine
into the quality of them. This, however, is ior tne
benefit of the temperance party IN Connecticut ana
the reformed inebrates from Meriden and other
parts OF the State.
James T. prummond has been nominated as the
werkinrmen,s candidate for Mayor Of Alton, Ill.
A prominent member Of the new temperance
party In Illinois got drunk. was placed in the Gala
beose. got out paid five dollars. and Is ut candi-
date for nomination Tor any ONCE.
Kentucky democrats are agitated about the elec-
tion of United States Senator in place Of Thomas
c. McCreery, whose term of ONCE expires March 4,
1871. what's the matter with Macf
General Candy asserts that the test oath shall be
enforced in the OF the Virginia representatives,
willy nilly He proposes to throw the whole mat.
ter into the hands Of Congress.
'wanted-Light about the prospect Of the assem-
bling Of an extraordinary session OF the Tennessee
LEGISLATURE.
A warning to offlce.hoders may be found In the
fact that Secretary Boutwell, mas ordered the dismls
sal OF revenue officer In Cincinnati because he
held another civil ONCE OF emolument. How would
such system work in New York; Who'd suffer-
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
ic to ho olo cfoh init faf
States Senator from Tennessee.
While the radical papers are discussing the pro
priety OF sending Ben Butler to the United States
Senate place Of Senator Wilson, botn those heroes
are catching tomcod together on the coast OF Cap
Ann ana taking their temperance swtchell together
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SHIPPIN N E w s.
Almanac for New Yorlx-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER I, 1859.
Herald Packages.

Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine attend to the delivery Of packages
will be the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March g. 1885,
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection OF ship In the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
NJ The ONCE of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE IL at Whitehall slip. All communications from
consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells will DO forwarded free Of charge.
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THE sUsQUEnAnNA RAILROAD wAa.
Decision Of Judge sturges Favorable to
the Ramsey Interest.

CooPERsT0wN, N. Y, Sept. !. 1869.
Judge sturges has decided In the case Of thetown
OF Oneonta that check given does rot constitute
cash purchase Of railroad stock, and has declared
the on1ces OF the Commissioners vacant This aids
the Ramsey interest," and win govern oil like cases
In OtseGo county.
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capacity for political toll; he has never done poll
tica service for state county city or ward; he is
not even citizen OF the United states; most OF his
feated In the two contests he managed, and, worst
OF ALL he may be suspected OF deliberate treason to
the democracy for at the close or the last campaign
his own special organ, the World, suddenly and in
An mpudent manner dictated change OF candi-
dates-an act which directly gave pennsyivanls iva TO
the radicals and generally dlSnearteneo the party
All this is true. 1t IL Q just impeachment: Why
should not the rsn czens & VINO are SnS
experimental after eight years OF patient trial, OBJ.
ject to continued leadership OF the man OF whom
they not object indeedG They DO object; and their
objection ia one which It is not safe to disregard.
And for the chair illed by TINS nnnasmrsea
choice. That man ts Mr.. william M. Tweed. The
Irish citizens as resolutions" published IN the
ia a coed, a skilfui, a judcious choice. Tammany
has made Mr.. Tweed It's Grand Sachem on account
OF his political talents and popularity IL Is for the
same reasons, considered in themselves purely and
In all their relations, the Irish citizens have turned
their regards upon him. Tammany did not give the
aes one Tammsny did not suggest
whisper; but II had better follow. Tammany has
extraordinary power; but 1t has no power sufnclent
to justify In running counter TO the Irish choice OF
Tweed.
The irish citizens have taken careful, elaborate
N s wsra OF M m ey nave % cuna nun ~
party, popular with all the citizens able to speak,
able TO write, able 70 originate, competent to man
age and crowned with success. These are the cri-
terra by which the Irish citizens have measured Mr..
Tweed
rms pame IL up. The Irish citizens decline TO
carry the unnaturalzed Belgian broker another inch
They look on him with extreme political nausea and
contempt. An attempt to reimpose the incompetent
creature on them will be followed by q bolt which
may continue radicalism for nifty years to come.
The campaign OF 1872 can be won. The Irish citi-
zens are aQloW with the conviction that 1t can be
won with Tweed 1t is therefore, not safe to violate
this convicuon. Let the managers make note Of IT.
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Fire in william Street.

Between five and six O'Clock last evening fire
occurred from some unknown cause at No. lcNorth
William street. occupied by william Demoth. The
loAs is about &400; insured IN the Firemen's Fund
Insurance Company for 81 ,O00 and in the Lafayette
Insurance Company for $4,000 and IN other COM
Mr.. Bergen is damaged about 6fty dollars.
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SAILED.

Steamships Cuba Liverpool; Manhattan do Arizona, As
pinwall Louisa Moore, Nswben. NC ship British Queen,
Liverpool
Wind al sunset N
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Columbia Van scs Havana, Aug - with
and 10 the Atlantic Mall steamship Co. Expert
enced strons portharly winds the last three dayA
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FINAL NOTICE.

ALEX. +. MCDONALD, the old ex-
Judge Of Probate, is very dcsirous to
collect his out standing fees of Office.
It is not altogether that he truly wants
them, but that he actually needs them.
He bas been waiting patiently with
people year after year, crop after crop.
and with somc on broken promises Until
he has ultimately. come 10 the conclu-
sion that long continued and protracted
indulgence ceases to bear the appellatioin
of being termed n virtue. Personally,
I will be ION DcKalb Street until the
last Of November next. All or any in
arrears with, me for can call and
setsletheir respective dues by cash, or
if cash be not immediately at command,
by giving negotiable note for short
season. AN my'accounts not settled
by the last of November, I will place
them in the hands of legal officials for
collection.
! Oct. Z. Z.
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Notice..

THE County Commissioners meet at
their Office in Camden, on Monday, the
first of NOVEMBER next All ac'
counts agains. the eountysmust' 'be pre-
sentcd to the Clerk ofthe Board, pro-
ven before Magistrate on or before the
day of meeting, orthey will mt be au-
ditcd. BY order of the Board. G,l
COLIN MACRAE, Clerk.
Oct. l., =. - t~r, s. 4e 3
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Cne Tract sof Land situate in Z,

Cne Tract sof Land tuateins Ker-
shaw County, on wa.ers of Hanging
Rock Creek, containing Three Hundred
and Eighty Seven Acres more ror less,
bounded East by lands of Robt. Kirk
ley, South byiapdsof Wiaian G!yburn,
West by asndsiof Jesse Truesdels, North
by lands of Mary Castea. Levied upon
!. as the property of B. Is. CASTOR, 40 the
'esuit Of William A. CBburn-
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ASSIGNEES SALE.
SHERtFFSl SALES.
SHERiFP's OFFICE


aaa CAMDEN, s. g., Oct. /, 1869. ..
DY virtue of sundry writs of Fl. ia. ia
u me directed and lodged, / viii
proceed to self in front of the Court
House in Camden, on the first Monday,
and first day of November next, within
the legal hours,of sale, the following
mcutioncd aud described property to.
wit: -.a
One Tract Of Land situated mixer
shaw County, containing One Hundred
and Fifty Acres, inors. or less; bound d
North by lands of Henderson, South
by lands Of Charles Perkins, East by
lands Of Estate of Thomas Elliott and
Charles Perki 5, West by Estate lands
of Patience DeBsuhl. Levied upon as
the property of Hardy Thorn, deceased,
at the suit of James d. -Thorn.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE exercises of Mr. JOHN S. BUR-
oEf's School wilfcommence regularly,
on Monday Tic llth instant, and will
be conducted in the School House re:
Gently occupied By DR.. j. E. Matthews:
TUITION CHARGE-S5.0e per month.
al. REFERS TO ,4.i /
Gen. J. B. KERsHAw, Col. W. NJ.
SHANNON, Gen. JAS. CHEsNUr, Rev.
S. 81. HAY. II =. I -. =
0ct.7. rG ..,.. ,.;: st. e
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: 8 Ansthat Fraact Of Land lying onthe
waters of Swift Creek, Kershaw Coun.
ty, containing seventy four and one-half
acres, bounded North by lands of Mary
f. BoSkiu, East By State Road South
by lands of the Estate of Lemuel Boy
kin, West by lands Of Lenuel Boykin
and Lemuel w. Boykin, deceased,
knoSn as Traet B. .,io division Of Lemuel
w. B 1ykins land,
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!. BRODIE & CO.,
FACTORS
AND
Commission Merchants,
% NJRTH ATLANTIC WHARF ~

Charleston. .. c.
Liberal Advances mai - Cn.s;g"nIcr.s s.
REtEREN CES.
Andrew Smonds. Es :, President FRS
National 6unk CharIesI' n. S. c. Messrs
Cameron .Barkley & Co Charleston, S, c
H. L. P ak, Esq., Gener Superintendent S
c. R. K. 'h '!i'+ian :, i,.' Messrs. Cover
Cox, Markley g. Co., Greenville, s. c. Hon
James Farrow! Spartaaburg. s. c. Hon. b
+. CrLyt0n. Anderson. S. c. -,
pMaj. E. E, SILL is our agent at Cam
den,s and will make liberal advances on. Con-
signments to our house, II .rlt.g l-....
Sept. SO. 6m.
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a CARD.

Dn. B. ESS.WArKrN;I having resu-
med the practice of Medicine, respect
fully tenders his services to. the citi-
zcns of Camden and vicinity. 80
Office and residence ut kjrkwood.r
Oct Z. s.,.,. II
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Notice to Tax Payers.
TAX PAYERS are hereby informed
that 6ual extension Of time without
the penalty of 20 per cent. has been
made to the 18th inst, after which, that
penalty must be rigidly enforced.
d i AsSAIISSIlRE,-
y Oct 7.-ls County, Tress:
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IN obedienceto to an order in above sta
ted case, from F. J. Moses, Judge, to
me objected, I will proceed to sell in
Camdcn, on the first Monday, first day
Of November next, two parts of vacant
Lots il the Town Of Camden, on Lyt-
Teton and Lawrence Streets, known,and
distinguished in tho plan Of said Town,
as Lott Nos. 913, and Oh, to be sold
on cscdit of twelve months. Titles
signed but not delivered until the mo-
ney bs paid, SO much cash required as
will pg expenses of Sale. ~ 80
u. p. BOSWELL, s. K. c.
Oct, T.. At
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One Teact, of Land in Kersbaw co,uuau.

QUO ItsFCt5 fLaHU Iu NeIsHd#sOUUu-
ty on the. Head Waters Of Little Beaver
Dam, Containing Eighty Acres, more
or less. bounded South ty lands Of
John " Shaw, Westaby lands of The
Estate Of Hardy Thorn, North by lands
of the Estate of Patience DeBruhk, East
by lands of the same. Levied upon as
the property of the Estate of Hardy
Thorn, deceased, at the suit of James
h! Thorn. - 80 -
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Er.parte, JOS. NJ. GAYLE, Assignee,
III Re Seaborn Jones, Bankrupt-Pe-
titiou to sell Real Estate. Il.
IN pursuance of an order of Court made
in the above stated case, August 10Th,
1869, the Lien Creditors of the said
Seaborn Jones, Bankrupt, arc required
to establish their liens before w! j.
Clawsor, Register, within thirty days
from the date of this notice, or be
barred from all benefit of the decree for
distribution to be made in this case. r.
1t is further ordered, that within the
time aforesaid, they show cause, if any
they have, why the estate of the said
Bankrupt should not be sold free from
incumbranGe. J. NJ GAYLE, :.
Sept. 2-tf.. So Assignee.
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OUR WHOLESALE DEPART
q q MENTs %&S & (

Is specially, wherein.we claim 10 give q J
the advantages that can be offered. The
Goods for the Department are On hand
bought right, and sold with as little expense
as they can be handled anywhere, ,,.N
We solicit call from every one wanting
Goods. We positively guarantee our bills
cerainly:as cheap-oflen cheaper-thah can
be had elsewhere. X. c SILVER.
Columbia, S. C. 70: Oct 7.-3ni.
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GRAND COMBINATION.
...4 OF TIE TWO
Leading Life Insurance Companies,
THE PIEDMONT
AND
A RgLIN GTO N,
Of Richmond, Va.
Assets. 49,. ...,...."..s1,5oO,Ooos...
Policies issued in two years, over 5000

leaye TO return hunks 10 The public foi
their very Iiberni support, having enabled
then, 10 make suchlrapid dstrides-meet with
such solid success. and would inform them
thai for many .rensous deemed palitic and
prudent, these twoC Companies have combined
il, one BY the name aboyo, and will in futurc
issue policies as new Company. s - 'Ss''.
The Advantages Of the Piedmont
and Arlington.
lis confined to LIFE INSURANCE, only,
and does not mix with the uncertainty OF
other business. .t.5g,-. ~ =
changed, but in every regard. remain as
though the old Companies existed. Renewals
of old Policies will he on the name of new
Compai,y Ms authorized by respective Direc-
tors Of It'll PIEDMONT AND AIRING.
TOM and the rates and loans and rights OF
all remuin intact as in old policies. .,
- II has no useless restrictions on residence
or travel; fully provides for the non.ferieiture
of it's policies and places all on fair equality
as 10 occupation.
1t has declared, a dividend to its Policy
Holders, the first Eighteen months OF 40 per
cent and will pay, dividend on ALL Cash
POLICIES at the end of the first year.
The late war taught many the heavy PEN
atty Of beirg separated from the Home Olhce
by the Companies forieiting' what had been
paid and ard refusing 10 reins'ate the policies
The. PIEDMOET AND ARLINGTON pro.
vides against this IN HER POLICIES. and
all who may. by any mishap or revolution
be separated from the Office, the right to re.
ins,ate policies within one year after interyc.
ming cause is removed, or 10 be. ENTITLED
| TO SAME RIGHTS AS I'd MONITOR.
FIXTURE. AS THOUGH, THE HINDER
ING CAUSE had never existed, nj the option
oil the insured, so that no contingency can
ttake from her POLICY HOLDERS their
Just rights. THIS Is DONE BY NO. 9TH
Err COMPANY.
1t has paid all iIslosses profanity without
waiting far' the NINETY days grace, and
has never contested claim.
Parties contemplating insuring, are request.
ed TO examine our policies and compare them
with other companies. before insuring.
The COMPANY has determined To csiab
llsh BRANCH OFFICE in SOUTH CAR.
| OLINA with President and Directors select.
ed from Policy Holders Of this State, which
| will give ou,all the advantages Of HOME
| INSTITUTION as all The Premiums re.
ceived, will be lcf, here and invested in your
III The PIEDMONT AMI. .ARLINGToN,'
| issues Policies on the. Ordinary Life, Ten
Annual Payment, Five Annual Payments
| Single Payment, Endowment, joint Life
Children's Endowment, Return Premium
or any Table used by other Companies.
w, .CLYbURN, Agent,
/ - ! Camden, 8. C..
J.R. STEGER,r GenH Canvassing Agent.
DR.. A. A. MOORE, Examining Physician. :.
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