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New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
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C0LTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ uated the snasheue nitrous oxide gas administer the
approved nothing but EXTRACT
WITHOUT PAlNso 29oOO patients testify See their
Office, No. 10 Cooper Institute.
GOLD! I'VE call special attention to Our
~ beautiful sets Of Gum Teeth fe Gold Plate $40; Pstaa
$685. our inyenton dfyng competition and warranted the
ghe and best made Dr. WAIT SON
Dental Institute No III East Twenty hlst, Fourthaye EX
TRACTNG UNDER GAS 5Oet Refer Rev. Drs Ferris and Crosby
and Drs Bulkey and Pond.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
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poar wARnESS OFFICE, No y Nihsm1D
NOTICE is hereby given, IN acccraa,nee D wla, s,,a
~ Section of tie Aet passed April H. ls seufsd Ass
R,ssnrs the warierI 0Gcs Of the Pogt Of New ios % a. @
ntsrse ia or having charge Of the subject matter ss
rrampauon sarV.y tL the following sesses are As ,u
ton b The WArer an that tee SAID afsrs OF ..i
he ceapeied vhp snccesdak As nees W
vessels; - mvR
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sss.. AUCJION GALES THIS DAY.
Mules DRAKE will sell at ID O'CLOCK az MS
store, boots, shoes and hats.
IowSDHs & GRnrBaLL viii sell at II O'Clock,
at che old postofios, railroad bonds.
HKraY CoBA & Go. will sell at hAf-past y
O'Clock at their store, new butter.
T. II. CATER will sell at halEpast O'Clock,
at his store, butter. Hour &c. -
RrsLEY & CREIGHTON Will cell at hah-past ~
o'clock, on Accommodation wharf, sugar and
molasses.
LAUREY & AIxxANpER will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, butter bacon. DO.
: G.. ". SrRFFENs will sell at half-past
O'Clock, at his store, butter. hams. 90:
r, &A.P. CALDWELL will sell at hah-past
8 o'clDk, at their store, hams and pork trim
'JoaN g. MuNoR b Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, straw goods. dry goods, go.
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Ponra1r OF THE LATE 8. q. CouRrENAY.-
There ia on exhibition at the establishment OF
Messrs. Neutvllle b Hannah. late Courte-
nay's, Broad-street. finely executed oil paint
inp OF the late Samuel Gilman Courtenay'
which is pronounced by his friends to be an
excellent and faithful picture. It was painted
20 order, by MIR. Thomas Wightman, native
artist. for the Esua Engine Company, Of
which MIR. Courtenay was president. 1t viii
be suspended in the hall Of the company. after
remaining Oh inspection in Broad-street for
few days.
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Hor1L ARRIVALS, JUNE L. Charleston Hotel
G. B. Smith. Georgia; ". T. J. o. Woodward
q. J. Joy, South Carolina; F. q. Babsrock,
New York; J. B.. Resersy England; L. 9. Oar.
penter, Washington; G. Lyons and wife. New
York. .,,r-... .e
Pauaio,s Rota.-N. p. Dutton. steamship
Sea Gull; P. 3. worsham, Cooper Biver; J. B.
E.steriins, GEORGETOWN; Captain 8. L. Down
eth, Philadelphla; J. c. Murpen. Kinsstree, 8.
O.; F. W. Miller, Liberia; q. E. Wsshburne.
W;,Ikovn 4 O.
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REpoaTRRs' CRuMBs.-Msjor Johnson, the
new United States Marshal qualified and took
possession Of his Office yesterday.
The. Rev. W. 8. Bowman was unanimously
elected chaplain Of the Eagle Fire Company on
Friday evening last.
plank. road has been Ii id in Calhoun
stle eet, from the Washington street road to the
Cooper River.
The dark cobweb-coyered blinds in the lower
market have been frightened up BY coat OF
paint
There were three immersions 10 the Citadel
Square Baptist Church last Sunday.
The plcnlc OF the Turnverein takes place on
Monday next at the Schuetzenplatz.
The Sisters Of Mercy. in Charge of the Male
Orphan Asylum, return their grateful thanks
to Rev. D. J. Quigley, Pastor of the Cathedral
Chapel, for the mans, sugar, lemons, &C., left
from the Catholic picnic.
William Jervey, Esq, was yesterday elected
yestrymen OF St. Mlcha rs Church, to fill the
vacancy occasionei by the resign alton of DR..
J. P. Jervey.
The one hundred and twenty-irst anniver-
sary OF the Charleston Library Society will be
held at the Library Hall this morning.
The soldier who was engaged in the melee
in vanderhorat-strset. on Saturday night, was
fined SIS by the Mayor yesterday.
The steamer Planter has returned from sa-
vannah minus the visiting colored axmen OF
that city.
The Rising Sun Base Ball Club, of Beaufort.
s. c., and the Crescent Club, Of this CITY, both
colored, will play match game at the foot OF
Broad-street, this afternoon, at haIt-psst two
O'Clock.
Mrs. Gotten, who was burned by the kero-
sene explosion on Sunday night, died last
night.
Comfortable seats have been erected around
he circle in th Q City Hall Park.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE Is RHODE ISLAND
.Messrs. W. Y. Leitch & r. 8. Bruns sold yes
terdsy, for the o. s Marshal, q lot and dwell
ing house IN the Town of Ne yport. Rhode ISL
and, for s11, 800. It is not of, f,en that sale OF
: New England real estate takes place in Charles
ton, but the price obtained in the present in
stance shows that there is market here for
all valuable property, whatever its location.
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TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY ScHooL.-The ded-
icsiion Of the new Sunday School room OF
Trinity Church, on Sunday afternoon, was the
ooc.siop OF delightful entertainment, CON-
siAting OF singing and addresses. The school
ia in prosperous condition, the average at
tendance beng larger than at any time since
the war. Under the careful training OF Mr.
r. M. Edmonds, OF Railway, NJ, who is an
accomplished singer and has much experience
in vocal instruction, the monthly concerts Of
this school are becoming exceedingly sttrac-
= .stll....' -
tive.
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RECOVERED RRIc-Mr. John Tourney, OF
this city, has received from Mr.. Miles Moran,
ofsumter, 8. G., modal bearing the name OF
Sergeant Jonah II. Holmes, a member OF the
Palmetto Regiment that served in Mexico.
This medal was purchased By Mr.. Moran from
oolored soldier Of q Massachusetts regiment,
aud be de sres that the rightful owner should
get it. Mr. Holmes or bis relatives can pro-
curelt OF Mr.. Tourney, at No. Sc East Bay, cor
ner OF Adger's wharf. ~
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RAmE HANpKKRGmEHs.-Mr. Barnwell, OF
DsBos's Review, who has lately visited our
city, while here exhibited to his friendsa a hand
kerehiei made from the ramie plant, which
WAS not surpassed IN softness and fineness OF
texture by linen Of the best quality. They are
quite common in New Orleans. and are kept
constantly for sale in the shops. It shows
Whit can be done with this new plant. We
believe it's cultivation has been entered upon
in various parts OF Louisiana on large scale
and with very gratifying prospaots oisueeess.
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A ARsoArrA.-Theye is movement on foot
1eoking to regatta on the 2sth mat, between
several we'll known crack yachts in our harbor
The owners Of the Ella Annie, the Eleanor and
the Maggie Mitchell are to be approached on
the subject, and they will doubtless consent to
enter for race. The prelimnar'es are IN
course Of adjustment, and 1t ls hoped that
matters will be fully arranged in time for some
fine sport on the occasion mentioned.
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=. AoorpESr. .-Mr. John Wineate, a member Of
Truck No. 2, was painfully wounded in the
chest and on his arm. on Monday evening, by
being jammed against the fenoe opposite the
Truck house in Queen-street, while the ma
chine was being Iuu out. i#. :. - - - Z,
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MraoANrLE PRMTMa.-An kinds OF mer-
cautils;prnting. such as circulars, letter heads,
cards, bin heads, statements, &C., for count
ing-rooms and offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates, TOR
cash, at TIE NHws Job Office, No. 14s East
Rev 1i..t'-
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"GoM, or the Negro INDICATED Against the
Aspersions of Ariel, Is the title Of new pam
phlet which will interest many Of our readers.
It may be found at @. q. Erckmann's, No. 20
Broad street
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FILE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CireuIatton.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
coGNzzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
eyLArzoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToEF7CE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVzs-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSr0E7UE LAW.
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DRY GOODS.

j. H. BRUNING G. CO.,
No. 26a King-stroet. Opposite Beaufntn,
XIJOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR
w FRIENDt ND HE PUB IC. that they
have openei we'll asso ted and seasonable stock OF
DRY GOODS, which they offer at
Very Reasonable Prices.
We would call attention to the following Goods:
Asplentid assortment of DRESS GOODS, Black
sflks, White Goods, Hosiery. Linens, White and
Colored Table Damasks, Lougcloths. sheehnGs.
Cashmere, Black cloth and Doeskins, Gloves
French torsets. Parasols, Umbrellas. Emoro deries
Handkerchiefs, lace >hawls, Opera Shavls Hoop
skirts, Lace Goods, Notions, &c.
j. n. BRUnING & CO..
No. B2 KING IREET, OPPOSITE BEAUFAIN.
Mays stuthlmo
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-The issue docket
will be peremptorily called to-day, at II O'Clock
a M :. --...s go.
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Vaiuabks Plantations. T..
BY HOLMES & MACBETH,

Auctioneers.
BY virtue of an order of sale. to directed, by the
Hon George 5. Bryan, Judge Of the United ststes
District Court, for the District Of routn Oarolins
will offer Tor sale at Pubic Auction, &C the Old
tostoface. foot OF BroJd-street. on TUESDAY,
julie 29th, 1859, at IL O'Clock a. NJ,
All those IHREE PLANTATIONS OR TRACTS
OF AND, situate IN 1t. Georges Parish District Of
oil that Plantation or Tract Of Land, measuring aud
containing eighteen hundred and twenty-six 1896
acres, more or less, and generally knowo as the
.'IndIan Fields Mil Plantation" Butting and bound
ing to the north on land. or late of Major David
Gavin, to the south on land now or late of Captain
Cannady and land now or lately claimed by William
Utsey, to the east land late OF Colonel John
Rumph, on ldn1 hereinafter described, and land now
or lately canned by VIM. Jtsey, and to the west on
land now or late Of estate of Thomas Byro ana land
formerly part OF the said "Indisn Fields Mill Plan
tauon." but sold cff therefrom TO John L. Duer and
Vim Utsey. and by the said VIM. Utsey TO Major
David Gavin.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND,
adjoining the above on the east, measuring and con-
tsining seven hundred aud thirty four l7S4) acres.
Buttino and bounding to the north on land now or
late Of Captain ]. Inabnet to the south land now
late Christian Rumph to the east on land OF the
South Carolina Railroad Company, and to the west
on laud now or late OF Colonel John Rumph and the
'Indian Fields Mill Plantation" above described.
ALI that TRACT OF PINE LANr, measuring and
containing forty 40 acres. Buttng and bounding on
all side, by land claimed by Vim. Utsey and touch
ing the east side of the "Indian Fields Mill Planta-
tion."
The above three Tracts Of Land will be sold as
whole and comprise In all twentysx hundred l.60ol
acres poltio OF which is cleared and well adapted
to cotton, and the balance heavily numbered
Tertns-One-third casn; balance In two equal sue
cess've annual instalments, secured by bond or
bonds OF the purchaser with interest at the rate OF
seven per cent. per annun, payable annually, and
mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser 70 pty for
papers stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
JuneS lust Assignee OF Wharton y Pelsch.
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pr9 @ouds, Gtf.
CHEAP GOODS.
G. r E A. It S A E E!


CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES MADE IN
i order to effect clearance Of special lots OF
Goods on hand and to arrive.
This is an opportunity which should not be lost
sight Of By ready money purchasers.
The following are few quotations from some
choice lota:
GRAPE n1ARETZ at 2E and 80 cents, best
FINE STYLES OF BALuURALS at 81 Is
and 50
PIaUE only 80 cents; Marseilles 40 and 80 cents
PANa.OLS, nice selection. from 80 cents up
FINE BLACK SILKS reduced 10 So; 81 rs
very foe artic o.
DIAPER LINEv. DUYLiES, and other
linen goods 10 and Is per cent. cheaper than any
where
400 DOzEN TOWELS from 12H to 90 cents
LADir.s' AVID MEMS UNDEkWEAR
at II oderate prices
4.4 L,,HGC. OTHS from 12H cents up
MEN'S FIVE PANAMA HATS ONLY 81 90
pUMESrIC G0oDS, Hosiery, Glovee, well
nessorted and sold at nearly cost lrlce
FUKCHGOrF - BRrS.,
10. 437 King-street. corner of Calhoun.
An exclusive department for Boots, shoes, Hats
ana Trunks. 8mos may
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Gailoring, Gtf.

We TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR
patrons and the public generally that we have just
opened large and we'll assorted etock Of CLOTH
IsG, MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &C.. for the
spn z and summer, at the above staud, consisting
Of Business and Dress Suits, all sizes and qualities
OF shirts and Underwear 9ooos, &C.; all sizes and
Qualities of English and Domestic hall Hose all
sizes and qualities Of Silk and Lise Thread Gloves;
all sizes and styles OF Linen and Paper Collars all
eixee and styles Of Cravats. Neck Ties, Pocket
H,ndfrrch,eis, suspenders, Umbrellas, &C.; also. q
large aud well assorted stock of Broadcloths. Cassi.
meres Doeskins. Coahngs, V,stinRs, &C., which we
offer 10 sell by piece, yard oe patt-rn; Or make up
,ato Garments, by measure, in any SHAPE or style.
according TO order, at tue shortest notice. Our
stock has been selected wi great care, and we sre
confident that we cau compete with any other house
in this city. We invite examination of our Stock,
and bespeak share of the public patronage
MENKE q. MULLER.
March 27 etuth3mos
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no BUsIN e y MEN.
THE SUMTER NEWS,
PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, s. c.,
Is ONE OF TIE BEsr paPRRS IN TIE Up.
COUNTRY; has large circulation, and affords su-
perior I'D vantages as an advertlsing medium Terms
iov Addrea DARR O>TEtN,
February "a Propretore.
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WHERE TO Go.-The perfumes of Araby the
Blest would seem stale in comparison with the
fragrant odors Of the German colognes and
imported scents sold BY J. G. Luhn, wholesale
and retail druggist and apothecary, southeast
corner Of King and john streets. There are
also choice Aavoring extracts for soda water
dealers. ice creams, jellies and pastry, which
are highly recommended by the proprieiors
OF the Charleston and Pavilion Hotels. All
kinds of foreign aod domestic drugs, medi-
cines and chemicals, and tho different descrip-
tions OF fancy goods are always on hand. Spe-
cial attention is given 10 making up prescrlp-
tions, and the whole establishment is one that
may be safely recommended. Mr.. Luhn is the
general agent for the famous Marengo Fever
and Ague Cure, which is warranted to give
complete and universal satisfaction.
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BUSINESS no TICBs.

AUCTION sA1x.-Risley & Creighton, Accom-
modation wharf, will sellat hah-past 10 O'Clock,
sugars and molasses.
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TEE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-rhe
ssknon Of the United States Circuit Court Tor
tbis State closed on satu' day and Chist
Justice Chase left this city yesterday FOR Ral-
eiah. In. connection with the fact that the
session now ended is the first in which Chief
Justice OF the United States has safe on the
bench in South. Carolina. it is worthy OF note
that in only one instance has the decision oi
the Hon, George 8. Bryan, United States
District Judge, been. .ozirruled BY the Clrcoit
Court. and IN this one instance it was, We be-
lieye modification and not reversal OF the
decree OF the lower court. This speaks well
for the intellect aud Judicial knowledge Of his
Honor Judge Bryan,
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WHATMAN's DRAWING PAPERS, all sizes; Mus
lin and Paper Tracings, India Ink, Pencils for
card writing; also Bakers Bread Books.
For aala hv
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for fine black
cashmere pants, So. tuths1mo June
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STATE CouRr.-M THE GENERAL SESSIONS
Hon. R. B CARPENTER PRESIDING. court
met at 10 o'clock aud upon the call Of the roll
~ iurors. several being found absent, the
sheriff Was ordered to fill up the absent mum.
bsr by summoning extra jurymen. The gr'nd
and petit juries were then organized. The
naadee charged the grand jury. instrucsiog
them in the nature of their obligations and
anties. and the v,rsous- ofsDces that won d be
,,snrobt before them. A number Of indict-
rseuts were the, handed to the Grand jury
who, after saorsshseooe, made the'i0'l0"'ne
<Th. state vs.. Ann Williams. Assault and
battery. No b'ii >.
Tho court then adjourned unth ~ O'CLOCK
thh morning.
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THE ABOVE FIRM HAVE ESTABLIsHED A
Special Department for the Buying and Selling of
Southern REAL ESTATE, City and Country. They
have placed Mr.. j. II. MORGAN (late of Charleston,
g. o. at the head of this branch oi their business.
Parties wishing to sell property in the New York
market will find it to their advantage to address the
above firm.
Mr.. MORGAN refers 10 Messrs. G. A. TRENHOLM
l. Son, Charleston, S. C.
June7 DAG limo
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THE ASTONISHING
DISIN FECT.A.N r..

u - L ~ 4 II V '1'11'1S 'L's
EMORY COLLEGE, OXFORD Ga. December %. 10o6s
Prot. DARBY Dear Sir-aaviDg not been t6s-
gagged for many years In the active duties Of tho
Medical profession. am only superfeaiFV laoqu1nt-
ed with the CLAIMS ef your PrephyiaotIo Ruid. but
am well acquainted Withits chemical elements.
While, therefore. cannot speak e1pefimental1Yo
the value OF the compound vet the dlsInfectmG aad
tberapeutic properties Of the agents employed In ts6
composition, together with the wen Known reputa-
ron II its discoverer, as Chemist authorize mato
regard its merits OF high ORDER on the whole Is
must be considered valuable coutrt jution TO the
class Of articles to which it belongs. ~
These views, may add, are sustained by the test.
mopy many c'mpetent judges, who Lave teateo
it's propcrtes Believe me, dear sir.
Yours. respectfully,
A. MANS n. D., Ii. D.
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TIE QUESTION on, THE; HouRl-Have you
read the June number Of the XIX Century ?
If not, 80 to the nearest.bookseller and pur-
chase. There is nosa dull pPge, between the
covers. Read the thrilling "Story Of the East
India Mutiny;;rt '':An Evening with spiritu'
alist;" "Shoulder TO Shoulder" and Adven-
lures Of the Blockade. For good cry, read
the Tale Of the Oh Llvyer, and for laugh,
Doe the pictures Of our South Carolina Legisla-
tons and the speeches thereof. subscription
one year 1850. Send your orders to the Of
fee Of the XIX. Century Company. over the
store OF Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Broad
street.
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LUNCH at sour House, "'tAis forenoon. will
include coeter' comp, fish ard roast beet, served
up in Torcks 8 beststyle. - ~.
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The BEST assortment Of India Gauze npd
Lisle Thread Under Shirts Of all sizes and
grades just received at and for sac low for
cash. at +. SCOFfS,
Star Shirt Emporium, Moeeting-street,
June s Opposite Market Hall.
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Misfelanegus.

lEyHOLE RUBBER SUITS, VIZ:
COAT LEGGINGs. AND CAPS WITH cAPES,
for only Sc ar Won SANTEN'S B,ZAAR,
June tuths3 DaJ No. 229 Kings rect.
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CURES BURNS, WOUNDS. STINGs, &c.
ArlpIHa INaaHE H0gpITAI-


ALABAMA INSANE HOSPITAL.
TUscALooA December %. 1868.
Messrs. JOHN DARBY l. Co., No. I60 WlIlf4m-Rtreet.
New York:
Gienteaen-l received your circulars Of the 10TH
instant asking an expression OF opInlon from me as
to the merits Of your Prophy ysctic Flu d.! The pre-
parauon has been 80 neraIiS used by the proieE-
sion aud public OF large. and so universally eseem-
cd. that it seemsto me 10 need no further recont-
pendation. f-L!
AS dieinfectant and RENE lia agent too. when in
lcat d. 1t is not e1cell b, any similar prepaltto
We use permeanganic prepa arions very extensively
In this b, spita and cou not do without them. I.
consider you,s tue best and most elegant prepara>
ton OF the kind manufactured H'in y
Respectfully yours, &C, ;5.;,
Supt and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOWIN & mUIsE, "
waoLEsALE DrUadrsTs,"
May 8 tuths3mos AGENTS for South carnlihs.
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NEUFvILLE & HANNAH,
June8 1 No. 9 Broad-street.
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ouno - AooS. &C..
Abraham Van Buren ct al, vs.. John Peter
Buren, and others. Bill in equity for account.
Ordered, that the order OF 26th April, 1869, be
amended byrleaya to hear and report upon any
SPECIAL rnattsr. DC.
G. G. Montgomery vs. G. ". Sullivan. Peti-
tion to redeem land. A copy OF the petition to
be served by the Marshal on the defendant,
and that said defendant do plead, answer or
demur within thirty days.
In Bankzpptcy.-J. B. Mendaugh and Thos.
A. Lathrop were finally discharged in bank
ruptoy. John Mcconnell was allowed to with,
draw petition of voluntary bankruptcy. Miriam
Drum nond, OF Bonnell & Drummond, was Or
dered to appear before the court Oh the 17th
instant, and state Why he shall not be declared
bankrupt. A number Of petitions in bank
ruptcy, referring to setting mp liens and appli-
cations for final discharge, were read and re-
teIred.
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for s1S.
June tuths1mo i.
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FIUrr''' T1UrIse' Fl'url'e'
DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE..
Apply to Mrs. DAWSON, No ao6 King-ssreet over
Cohen Drug store IS June
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THE "BADHN" PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS, OF
BLACKWELL'S,
Nav II tuths No. 219 Klng-street.
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INDIA RUBBER BOWS

INDIA RUBBER BOWS
ATONLY Is CENTS EAcH; RUBBER eBEETING
BY the yard, AIR PILLOWS fer travelling, Piano
Covers, Eubber tloIhing. and all other kirds of
Rubber Goods, at Won SANrES'S B'ZAAR,
June8 2 p&o No. 229 King street.
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COUTHERN LANDS WANTED.
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anftian Sales..

GI0RGB v. W.i>IEFFtNsa,
No. 36 vendue Kaage..
Will sell THIS DAY, 9Th instant at hslfpasts
O'Clock, .-,
so tubs BUTTER
10 tierces 8. Q. Olnvased Bsms
10 tierces q. C. Bellies
bbls. Strips
drums Goldfish
100 boxes Scaled Herringg
25 bbls. Extra Family Flour
Cheese. Lard. Tomatoes, &c he.
Large Fairbanks ScsTe. june