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II CoPIHs OF THn "NArIoNAL RxruBLI-
CAN" can DO obtained every morning al the
following places,
WARRINGTON.
BisHor's NEWS STAND. willards' Hotel.
BARKHn's News stand, National Hotel.
OocHRAN's News STAND, Metropolitan
Hotel.
WnrBrRarR's News STAND, Ebbitt House.
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avenue, between Seventeenth and Eightee n IN
streets.
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once.
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ner OF Eighth and streets.
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ORPHANS COURT.

July n, 1880,
Disfriet Of CoiHmbid, Warrington County, 10 ieh !:
In the case OF ELIzhBErH PLDaErr, administrA-
trik ofIoseph NJ. Padgett, deceased, the Admlnis-
nasfin stOrSsad IA, wh ne approSs,Gn Sl iae
appointed TUEsDAH. August x. 1859. Tor the Anal
Of said deeeased and Of the assets m hand, az lar
as the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend, with
their claims properly yopehed, or they may other;
deceased. estate; provided copy Of this order be
Published once week for three Weeks IN the ma
Test; A. WEBSTER,
Eu2.hsR. Register OF willis
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Trunks.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL HOSPITAL AT AN

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Proposals. viii be received at this ciiec for Tho
ssp and SSn,s5Hs,sn complete. Of" Naval
ri aus and specifications ofths proposed buildings
iIxth street, PhiIadelPGia. where every lafSrmS.
inirsmcnts Of the Department 10 the matter Of he
tfseion and construction Of the hospital aforesaid
Bidder desiring to make personal examination
Of the ste are reloIred TO Surgeon I'd ward Ship
e.a.@ 1'e Run sntif nsss, on'0a States Sa'.
Each proposal, to be considered. mn.t be guar:
uasa sass d adsP 'iS GIssS On,
or other public otioer as TO their eomPetsnee and
per cent q lie NEciS saoSut y The PROPOSE
offered, that the bidder or bidders, 80 guaranteed,
sLali, within len days OF the acceptance Of 81: or
their bid, enter Into contract with the Navy Pc
Hospital and It's aPpsItsnancs,, and carry through
ss AZ zane q ISsS5dsnF to s term. o.
Proposals must state the shortest time required
hat, Sstwssn two Or more BID. Of equal amount.
the Department Will give the preference to that
Payments for the work will be made monthly,
" GP oS certificate nS q ss hSrehtSe,
Of The contract have SesS sonpiisi with. The De:
R%h6e O per H. 81
ings are delivered Into lis hands, complete, and
ready for occupancy, according to the terms q the
contract for tho erection and construction OF the
toned.
All ihs proposals must be addressed to '..Sqr;
Of Burean o. Medicine aud Surgery, Navy Depart:
F% Sf Ssv M aS.ps Anapo ard viii
be opened In the presence Of the bidders, at the
Navy Department. at noon OF TUESDAY, August
reject any or all bids not deemed by II satisfactory
or to the interest Of the GHyeTPmsut; ,roon
ArrLIcATIoNwS i E2k DUPLICATE LAND
40 all ,ohoH q may concern:
DRPIRTNESr or TuR IsrERIoR,(
Pension OfflCE, Aug, Is, 1869. !
Applications having been made under the set OF
June ~, 1850 for the reissue Of the following do.
been lost or destroyed: Noties Is hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant new eerhaeate9r warrant OF ike teoor
will be ressued. II no valid objection should then
No Sls5, torleO acres. issued under the act Of
brother aud keir.St.isw d Andrew Harmon, dc.
ssaSSsd, ana ES' granted November %. 1851 Sep
No: 81, se5 for lSO acres. issued nader the act Of
March 8. 1850. In the name q Thomas Abrams,
and was granted April 10, 1850. September II,
No, 49, Ol7, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
was granted May 81 1855 September is isSs -"
March s., ISIS, In the name Of Nancy Persons,
widsesw q Turner PeIscss, and was granted April
a duplicate Of Land Warrant Certificate, No.
TSsTy III ln IL ,hs HSPs q hGSsa Coz aud
3NO ,slS. for l99 aoreT, issued under tbs act of
was granted July H. 1853 pNSyssRR6sEE9, lsss,
Uommissioner OF Pensions.
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Bookhinders.

EDWARD LICHTT,
Il BOOK-BlNDEP AND PAPRRJ uYvp
NO. III rensssyynnh avenue, betwsg Tenth and
MI, hietenth streets. seuth sAi 10
nS nsT. ~ OF plainly b9snd Periodicals
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Propoals.
DRoPosALs roR STRAW

HEADauARrERsR IRsr MILITARY DISTRICT,
OIYick CHIEF oUAaTEnnlsTgR
RIcnsosp, ,vfHetstl, July 10. 1880.
Sealed prepcsalsin triplieate VIII be received At
lseo. for The delivery 70 the order o. the under.
signed, a. sueh points as he may designate in tbe
eiy q hiehmond. virginia, Of one hundred (l00)
GOOD. DRY. wEIL;BALEp NEw STRAW,
ten uol tons to be delivered at "RoeketsH on or
before The S?th q August. and the bslance as may
ofths amount required, subject 70 the condition.
m nmns In previous advertisements from this
The envelopes eontainins proposals. to be Endorsed
,,ffoRosah for Straw, " and forw ardsd By mall 10
BY order q the General Commanding First Mill.
By. Si;!s' os.,.m...r b st,.i
First Military District, " '' N'' j,ai.st
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TINTED STATES PATENT oYFICg,

WAsHIsaTos. b. D.. July n. 1850.
On the petition OF MARY Y. CRockER, Of West
winstsd, Conn, AdministTator Do bonls non OF the
estate Of William X; Croker, deceased, praying
William X. Croker on the Slth day Of October,
1855, Tor an Improvement In Machine for Manu-
featuring CoIks. w
Il Is ordered that the said petit be heard At this
Office on the 18th day Of September next. Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
lions, and other papers, should DO nled In this
oaes twenty days before the day Of hearing,
iy2issw Commissioner Of Patents.
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PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.

TnEksv.sn,s o,,rSE ,sOtpIs,. HosE.
until ne l,th q Ansu,t nelt Tor the dsiissty a
bis By the nrst Of October, Of the following srti
eles, viz: "'"
rs tons Range Coal, fred ash.)
rs tons Furnace Coal, (red ash.
lao pounds 10 the ton. Cssh on delivery.
O. II. LAUB, surG'nU Y. 8. A.,
tye-eoB Secretary and Treasurer,
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FO Dukb Nuu H6ury 'sus =
~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot. at
Psssssa.f VIZ p ssn ynas, s1a
for all points on the lpe 81 that road between Ma
nAssas junction aud Harrisburg.
TRAILS leaving ", Asaph and King streets al rs
P m, connect at ~, AsAph Junction with train
living Al Baltimore and Ohio pspot ~ 4 a W. M
and In time for 4 p; IN: train foI baltimore.
W. J. PHELPS. Cent Manager. dscsS- Il
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WAssHsibse oTfSoskoxrows RAi ht1hsJnltbsDHrA'
CHANCE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1903.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1865, and until
further notice, PASSENGER Trains will run betw eel
Washington and Alexandria As follows.
THROUGH NAIL TRAIEs.
Leave Washington, from baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, 20 a. IN. do. for Manassas and Harrison.
burg, g. IS q. m.
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke and Hen.
~ streets from Manassas railroAd) 2:s7 D. IN. do.
from Lynch burg, . p. IN.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
LEAVE wAAUIN0TOH
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LgxASDRIA, Loupoys AND HAMPSHIRE
IA RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT BEGINNING APRIL

TWIN ksE R &Hf EEp H fpSRAS BE-
Lsays Alexandria at 9 ., m, and 8 p, IN. Leave
Hamilton At .. N. and II 80 g. m. Leave Lees.
burg at D 10 b. IN, and " :l5 D. M
The 8 q. IN, train from Alexandria and II 80 a. m
,rnin from Hamilton connect with Kemp's Daily
Berryyille knd Winchester also, with Rsamsr's
Line Of Coaches, which leave LeesbuIg on Nom
days and Saturdays,
All trains arrive at Alexandria at eonyenient
hours for connections with Washington and Balti.
more, kams uAy
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

ITO LET-A LARGE STORE AND FOUR ROOMS ON
the southeast of FIRST avenue and
street. suitable for grocery liquor bnsness liberal
conditions Apply to NJ. C. HANbsCHUG the premises
The New York herald., 1869-04-22


A NICE, SMALL HOUSE TO LET OR FOR sALE-l:
~ Ess Tweny.seventh street. Lexington avenue u
Improvements win be put in good order.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

ITO LET-AT 20 DUANE STREET, SECOND FLOOR;
perfectly feproof buildng rent moderate. Inquire on
premises.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

ITO LET-A HANDSOME STORE, FIRST CLASS
l. locality, between union square and Fifth avenue, at
moderate rate ease for term OF given required
Inquire of MG @ East Fifteenth street, between Union
square and Filth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

rTo LET, IN BROOKLYN. "A REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Business well established. Apply to VAN BENSCHO-
Ten bUIMAN, junction Fulton and Gates svennes.
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CoUNrY HorEL Seven Of the boarders
Left this famous HOTEL on Saturday last with
ous setliih their billa 81 saying by your leave
Ms. Sheriff 4salI eolared. Cue Of Of them, fa-
NOUS for hisssit, as well as rascaiity, in pass
ing lady who was rowerlcss to stop him,
sAid "goSa bye missile, Glasgow gone too"
Somehow, these black birds, got file in their
possessions with which they cut a bar from
ohe Of the cel windows, sitb ttc.,,id of .i'ia
enc, sueeceds,iiargotting Ito oinaor-G Gvss. ffr
of its hinges; theY then breke the outer door
Of the cell 0peny by main force, tore. up the
Scoring boISAs ddda made 4l,eir escape While
these proceedings were taking place the inln:t $
ofthe adjoining cell, sonse'scvcn or eight in
number, kcps mp a tremendous singing aud
dancing, snppaseda farsthe paspee of drowning
the noise made by those breaking out.
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IN the District Court of the United

lsG:'Lh tie Matter IF y. Danish, IF Barar,N
County, s.. c., B0nkrapt-Petition tor FuH anil
hearing bo had on the 10th day of April, 1869, at
Federal Court House in Charleston, S. c.; and that
I'LL creditors, &c., OF said Bankrupt appear at said
time and place, and shew cause, if amy they can,
why the prayer Of the Petitioner should not he
granted. And that the second and third meeting
of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the
Office of J. G. Carpenter, Esq, Register of Second
Congressional District, s. O., on 7th day Of April,
1869, mt IL NJ. -. '-'-' %
BY order of the Court, the 4th day of March.
1859. .iy4 alS gsssszLI :.
IioRLBECK, Clerk of the
District Court Of the u 8 for SO. Ca.
mar IL 2t
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.AsSIGNEE,s SALE.

IN BANKRGPTcYAfn the matter Of II. II. Box.
NETT, Bankrupt, E1 parte THOMAS r. KHSNERLY.
HEsar IiyikasroS, loaM RI sistuoUs ind sClss
s. BULL. IA 8 - stftI,gStiefte
by virtue Of an orderof sale from the Hcnorsble
the District Court of the United States for the Dis
at 0rangebnrg @. H., on Monday April 9th, 1869,
at the usual hours ofssatc. 81 & sssFEs
Sesefas hactsiof land lying nand contiguous TO
Willow Swamp, viz 80, -
No. l. Containing Ia acres more or less, bound
Cd aas;s;a.ss &c l.rsoe, jas. Fog,e, Rs,iz
Gregory, Malachi Stevenson and tract No 2
No. 2. Containing "a acres more or less, sounded
by lands Of Mary G. Argoe, w. r. e. Bonnet, John
Phillips Malachi Stevenson and tract No. 1.
No 8. Containing 125 acres more or less, bound
ed by lands of w. T., L. Bonnet, John ID. Liying-
ston and ract iNo.s4 *! - - lIS
No & Containing Il, sores more or less, bound
ed by landspf IL! E l'onnstt, tract No. ., john
No.5 Gontaiping'27t acres moro or less, bound
ed by Run o; poohamy Branch, tract No, s. lands of
Mrs. Anna Glover and tract No. G..
No. u. Containing 229 acres more or less bound
ed by Run of Dooham Branch. tract No. s. lands of
Jacob Fogle and John X. Milhous. - axe
No Z. CONTAINING, 300 acres more or less, bound-
cd by lands Of 1ohniR Milhous, tract No. 8, Mrs.
Il. llughs and W.. R. L. Bonnet. ,....,.,-n
No. Z. Containing 2l5 acres more OF less, bound
cd by lands of John X. Milhous, John c. watkins,
estate Of W. Fogle, w. Tyler, Mrs II Hughs and
tract Nos. e ~ ~ -'t
Plat win be exhibited on day Of sale
fonditions-Onc-halfc cash, the balance in one
Scar, secured by bond bearing interest from day of
sale and mortgage Of the properly; Purchasers to
+ e,bi p. ". pIBBLE, Assignee
'tai, Estate of III. q, Honnett Bankrupt.
March 0, 1869.
mar l3 = :: - - til
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FACT rs 4STkANaEn TRAN FIcrIoN.-We
have received q eommunication from MryJ. A
Dantzler, which We publish in part, and to
(Which weWould diurgently call the attention of
all "croakeFs' who say that to employ freed
men is Using business. blaii 1t shows convincing
ly to our mind that we havela class of the
BEST aud cheapest laborers in the world, if they
are property managed aud dealt with. We
have the testimony of gentleman, too, who
worked over one hundred hands last year, to
the effect, that he ncser cleared as much
money to the hand before in his life There
are dozens of others who worked from ten
hands up, whq say the same Thing, But read
what Mr.. FDantzlerssays: st"'t''
planted, with. the aid of one
,colored woman, IA acres of corn, manurcd
lightly with cotton seed and manure from
stable, mixed; gathered 255 bushels good
eeya. e scsea in eotson, wiloat s..y ,its.,,s.:e
gathered three and a half bales Of clean cot
weighing 400 abs. 10 the bio Rice acres
gathered 50 ssaled bushels. One acre of pota-
toes, made fine crop. Made also fine lot of
peas, gathered only about 80 bushels, and
turned my stock on balance. / also planted
around NIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aercsiof cot
ton, worked by my cook and little boy nine
years old-made two balos weighing 400 lbs.
each aud one acre of pndors made a 'fine lot,
~ !. a.. H.
on sngar cancyT not quite acre, made 100
gallons fine syrup. Besides the above man
aged 6 handat OH my plantation, !,oa .
for the Estate Of g. ID. Tilly II miles off, and
!, hands ON Mr. Stroman' s place, aud maasgood
crops with them all, for which | am moro thon
thankful TO kind Providence sN
isResp5ctially,
,sJAS. A. DANFZIETt, li =
aAInrch 0. 1860 st. Matthews, s. c."
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Il MITES-for South Cdroiin0--Jdauary Term
l8Go-Ia Me Matier Of Rufus C. Solley of Orano :
bny, s. G. bdnkrupt1- Petition ifor MI ami Ea-
m Discharge IN 'B0sfrnpfey. Ordered, thai a
hearing bc had on the 10th day of April, 1869
At Federal Court House In Charleston, S. c.: md
that all Creditors, &c., of said Bankrupt aprcar at
said time nn'i.pipoe, and shew cause, if any they
cam why the prayer Of tho Petitioner should not be
granted. And 'lat the I'd and Sd meeting of Credi-
tors of said Bankrupt will be held at the Office of
JIG Carpenter, 50, Register of ID Cong District
8. c.. on 10Th day of April 1869, NJ ~ NJ
BY order of the Court, the 2ath day of March,
1862. >rs.i,ais lv ',,sR
DAN'L HoRLBECK, Clepk,
of the District Court of the U. s. for SO. Ca.
iiiar i2 =;
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We published last week the disappearance
of A. j. Ostrander, under suspicious cirtgum'
STANCES A warrant bcing in tile hands OF the
Sheriff for his arrest, Mr. Ostrander, as soon
as he ascertainci the fact that he was wanted,
made his appearance and surrendered himself
to the Sheriff, and upon investigation Of tho
matter, Smith, the prosecutor, acknowledged
that he had foully wrongcd y. j. o., and had
made oath to facts which he could not substan.
tiate. We give publicity to the above as just
ly due Mr.. Ostrander.
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AssIGNEE'S SALE

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of JOHN s.
Rowe, bankrupt Ef parte GgoKGs y. BisxAKER
by virtue of an forders off sale from the Honori-
bic District Couft of the United States for the Dis
,ret Of South Carolina, will sell at public auction
ut Orangcburg c. IT,, on Monday the 9Th APRIL
] lS'i0 at fhcSusual Eonrs Of sale. i., ls
All that plantation ltract of land lying in the
Fork OF E,iisto, Orangeburg County, containing
Two hundred and sixty-fonr (264) acres more or
less, bounded by lands of estate of Geo. s. Binna-
kcr, w. f. Moss, billiard Botcn, Z. Boicn and es-
tate of b. Jennings.
Conditions-Dne half cash. balance in one year,
secured bye bond Bearing intsr"st, and mortgage
of the property, Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps. ,..i..,,.5.l 81 t-.
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GRASGEBURG C0gMTY,
PROBATE COURT

Er Pdrte Michael Arant, Ex'r Estate Henry Fekel.
wv HEkEAS, Michael Arant having fled his Pc
w tition and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters of dismissal Administrator of the
Estate and Effects of Henry Pekel, deceased,
Notice is hereby given to all concerned that OH
Friday the 9th day of April next, will proceed
to grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of Court, this 4th day
Of March, A.. ID. 1869.
TIiAD. e. ANDREWS,
mar st Judge of Probate.
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]. .A.iFF..sTR AN AAsnessegt . 50 (. RE- NOTICE.

"The sa1sssr ss ss'orthyi Of his hire, All
parsons indebted to this office for Subscriptions
:" the onANaEnuRa NEWS are expected to
come forward and pay up between this aud
the frs. day Of April ne,xt All name, on our
subscription books at that date not credited
with the amount ,of subscription due-will be
struck from the list of subscribers to our paper
We afs acss eryipsg & after Ss.pIit milk" ,,'
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N the Distriot Court OF the aJnitea

E STdTEN-For The Disfriet of South Caroline
IN tie Matter Of Jacob +. Wat, Bdnkrupf-In Bank
rnptcy.-Notice is hereby given that all Creditors
holding Liens the Estate of Jacob r. Witt,
a Bankrupt, must prove their Liens before julius
c. Carpenter, Esq Register in Bankruptcy, at his
ton, or before the 20tk day of March inst.
by order of the Honorable George s. Bryan,
Judge of the District Court of the U. s., for the
District of South Carolina.
G.. b. GLOVER, q
March 8, 1860. Assignee
mar At
. .gp.a hntz a.neF
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S. We learn that the store room of Mr.
L. cartcn, OH Bull Swamp, was broken into
short time since, and robbed of ten or fften
hundred pounds of meat, the lrbor of nearly
two years. No clue to the thief. Mr.. Carten
has our sympathics. '@
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ThcsiNkws Once returns its thanks to the
Fair compile uho were united in the holy bands
of wedlock Jon, Monday evening last, for a nice
cut of wedding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Fair have
our eafuest congratulations for fair and fav-
orable voyage on.the sea of life.
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NOTICE.,

ItAER NOTICE..
IL The Collection OF all
Taxable Real Estate within the Corporate Limits of
Orangcburg Village for the year 1859, win be held
at DR.. 0liseros' Drug Store, each afternoon, he
tween the hours of 2 and O'clock from the llth
to the 10Th day of March, inclusive.
Those failing TO make Payments during the after,
Moons above specified, will subject themselves to an
additional ten Per centum their original Assess
mcnt. +. J. OLIVEROS,
iru sf-it Clerk Of Council
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The Board of County Count c5hnsi Commissioners have
entered issel septrses tp the erection Of a
Court Hepse,and Jail for our County, and the
work mas besa commenced. VIZ itihipkl Mr.,
John lucas has the suporintcndancy of the
work. The old Jail, burnt by sherman's S
march through the Carolinas, is to be used, as
far as available, id the now construction
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NOTICE-

All persons holding Liens against Tie Estate of
j. Martin Sallcy. Bankrupt, required to Es,nb.
iish the same before j. G. Carpenter, Esq Register
III Bankruptcy at Charleston s. c., on or before the
10th day of April next.
n. V. DlBBLE, Assignee
E~tSte j. NJ. Salley, Bankrupt
March o, 1869.
mar l3 td
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e, T. rs B,ranebsiils---is ! trump He
is ready g give two balesof cottonsto help
build Cotton Factory, and gives three cheers
for Grant and his party-and is still able, and
does, pay for his paper. Send along that club.
ou' subscriptions list is increasing rapidly IN
that section of our County, for which W, feel
grateful. We can soon boast of over ono
thousand white circulation in the County.
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IN!slh!e, q! District i! eourt Of the United

il ST1TES--For lie Dtsfrct Of Soatk Curoi,nd-
In hhe Maiter Of John Huffman, Benkrnpt--in Bank
ran'c@ cs@Setee IS hcsciv given ;i.at all Creditors
holding Liens on the Estate of John Huffman. a
Bankrupt, must prove their Liens before julius c.
Carpenter Esq, Register in Bankruptcy. at his
once, No. ~ Broad Street. in the City of Charles
ton, on or before the .,9tl dny of March inst
l'y order of the Honorable George s. BRYAN
Judge of the District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina
e. B GLOVER, Assignee
March IL, 1SG9.-l3 At
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qs Importfpt to buy your goods cheap and keep
your buildings ihanrod and your life assured.
SO says Mcssrs Bull, soovill 4 Pike, md SO
say we All .,f this can be done lbv calling ON
Messrs 1snlb scovill & Pike See their iaa-
sestisemcR, it speaks yolan,es. fsA #
8 The abSye firm will please accept our thanks
for paper of their patent parabola, gold bur
nishei siivcr steel needles, which have been
pronounced by better judge than we aro, the
best needles in the ,narkes Sold only by
Mess,s. Bull, sc6vill & Pike Z Fs'kat*s 4
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We call attention to the card of Mr.! T..
Ezekiel, who advertises fne stock of NIillin-
cry for salc-beiow cost. Now is your chance
ladies. f,. sal Il not, ~ = ~"
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Consignces per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining IN the DepOt to Date.

]. II. Livingston. j. II. Folder, D.. C. Bowe, +. H.
jones, J. Chambers. J. Bonnctt, V. NJ. Smith, j.
w. Tyler, H. W. Bates Wm. McElroy, B. H. Knots
Gtano will be unloadcd on the Platform at Con-
signce's risk
In accordance with orders received from the Su-
pcfintc"lcnt, Storage will hereafter be charged ON
G''ols remaining in the Dcpo, for an unreasonable
length of time. W. C. MEREDITH,
~. .f' Agent.