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Died,

McDoNALD.--on Tuesday, February Q, JAMES Mo-
DONALD, gassmaker.
at two O'Clock, from his late residence, 1874 Union
street. BROOKLYN. His friends are respectfully in-
vited to attend.
Jersey CITY, Boston and Chicago papers please copy.
[For other Deaths see Eighth Pdge.l
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Arrival Of General Grant in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1869.
General Grant arrived In this city early this morn
ing. and is stopping at the Continental Hotel He is
90 fatigued from travel and his labors In New York
as to be unable TO attend wedding In this city 1t
winch his presence was promised.
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fGss Il Jaw Ylas.


At half-past six last evening ! Ire LroSe onl ON
the top roor Of the four story brick buliag % o-
erty street owned ami occupied BY Brown co.,
who occupied the first, third and fourth doors as
stationery warehouse and printing office. TIER dam
age was 81, 500 On building and Oh STOCK so,oo..
Burr Chambers as law offices; damags
$3.50. The balance OF the second noor Wa
occupied by Mr.. Daily, dealer In patent meal
cines; damage 500 The basement was used
as beer depot by r. Stautnger, who sustained
ssoo damage. me fre worked through 70 sns aa-.
ged it about $4,000. The third and fourth doors
were occupied by Peck Winchell as . printing es-
cupied BY j. f. NJ. Joerdens, fancy goods and must
cal instruments. whose loss was about $4,000 by
water and L. Courcnett. as an office, whose loss
will be 500. The lower roor was occupied by ths
Pennsylvania Iron COMPANY who had Just moved
In Their loss was NJ, srng Tne total loss w ne
the assurances could not be ascertained.
Incendiary Fire In Walker street.
About four O'Clock yesterday . little scamp, threS
years old, built q fire in the hallway OF NJ. Walker
street. II was discovered and put out, and tho
youthful incendiary allowed TO go to bed, being Of
too tender years to stand an investigation before the
Fire Marshal.
The Fire Marshaps Report.
fire Marshal Bracket reports, for the month end
ing on January 81 100 nres OF which fourteen were
caused by carelessness OF occupants, three by child
rem playing with Matches ten by defective ues. i've
from explosion OF kerosene lamps three by incen-
diaries. and the remainder BY various causes
There were thirty-seyen fires In which no loss was
claimed thirteen In which the loss was less than
500 EACH twenty-five In which 1t was between sos
and 81 900 each, seventeen In which the loss was
between 81 900 and $4,000 each, seven in which IL
was between $1,000 and $4,000 each, and four in
which it was between $4,000 and $4,000,
Loss on buildings ...................... $5oo35
Joaa on stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 16247d
Total loss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $233lI1
The assurances were, on buildings. $3.50 100
The insurances WERE on stock ............ 10000
The report shows that the insurance companies
have sustained severe losses but as the majority Of
them exert themselves to prevent the divuging OF
the amounts OF losses they have respectively sus-
tained the public have no means OF knowing the
status OF those they are insured In.
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Four new counties were forned by the Alabama
Legislature at It's lae session, bearing the following
notwithstanding Venevp, Baker and Grant. The
name OF Baine was thsngpd TO Etowah and Jones 70
sspiord. Als9eAha has Row slxty-six counties
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Another Chapter in tho Erie Railroad War.
HARRISBURG, Feb. Q, 1869.
bill was introduced into the State Senate TO-DAY
Intended to prevent the Erie Railroad Company
using proxies which they have obtained in Europe to
elect new board OF directors OF the Fort Wayne
Railroad, and was referred to the Railroad Com
mittee.
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A.-Why Agaravafe Dyspepsia with Medi.
cine, when DU BARRyS delicious REyALEfTA FOOD
cures IT, with all its attendant nervous miseres as well a.
Irregularities! 10000 cures including that of his Holt
the Pope, the Warehouses of Brehan Ac, &c la
tins h. 81 2b ~ lbs, &1d DU BARRY CO., l63 VIII
lam street. New York, and all grocers and chemists-
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A Different Remedy for Every Hair Disease.
Presentation and medicine for gray hair, badness
Dr. 0RANDJEAN, Astor place.
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HoFFss MALI EXTRACT, 81 50 PER DOZEN.
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Batchelorss Hair Dyc.-Thc Best In the
The only perfect dye harmless, reliable
Factory 10 Bond street
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Celd-ine, the Safest and Most EGectual
remedy for Colds Sold BY druggists RUsHTONS, Astor
House, corner Barclay street.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
attend meetings printed 10 .he neasss possible manner
other similar place In the city, q the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, " NassAu street.
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Criseadeross UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-Sold and
appisd a No Astor House Manufacory - Maiden lane.
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Nav Il Martins Japan Blacking.-Prc-emi-
neat for half century preserves The leather does not sou
the best Japan sold by all the principal grocers and
boot shoe dealers. Sole agency, ~ Fulton street
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The Grand Opera House Fracas.
Mr.. Bergfeld, who was lately assaulted by q men,
Der OF his company, has addressed the following
kind note to Mayor Hail.
MANAGERS OFFICE GRAND OPERA HNgsE,,
nj X0uLr Eai,a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-14

TIE STATE Couar-IN THE GENERAL SEs-
HoNs-Hos. R. B. CARPENTER, PREsD1Na.-
The following cases were disposed Of
The State Va. Edward Pinckney-Assault
with intent to kill. r. W. Seymour, ESQ.,. for
the defence. The prisoner plead guilty OF as
sault and battery.
The State vs. Peter G.. Alston-Petty larceny.
Guilty.
The State vs.. George Cudworth, Solomon g..
Cudworth and Francis Nelson-Grand larceny.
B. W. Seymour and John A. Moroso, Esqs., for
the defence. The jury returned verdict Of
guilty as to George Cuthbert and Nelson, and
acquitted Solomon Cuthbert.
The State vs.. Peter Grant-Larceny. B. W..
Seymour for the defence. The court was oc-
cupied up to the hour Of adjournment In hear
ing this case.
The grand jury made the following returns:
The State vs.. Isaac Fuller-Burglary and
larceny. True bill.
The State vs. B. Jonss-Larceny. No bill.
The State vs.. J. Jobnson-Laroeny. True
bill.
The State vs. P. Johnson-Assault and bat
terry and highway robbery. True bill.
The State vs.. q. Maxwell-Larceny. True
bill.
The State vs.. T. Jerkins-Larceny and re-
ceiying stolen goods. No bill.
The State vs. John Dresse-Larceny ci
notes. No bill.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE u AND 13.-CharleS-
ton Hotel-W. J. O'Brien. Augusta; j. A. He'd
den, Georgia; D. Fl. Morris, North Caroline;
NJ. F. Plant, Augusta; 8. N. Aspinwall, F. Rose
bank, o. E. Dorman. New York; 7. L. Henry,
North Carolina; T. J. Middleton, Baltimore; W.
B. Gathright, New York; L. G. Abbott, North
Carolina; Mrs. 8. F. Bronson and maid, Miss
Paul, st. Augustine James MONTGOMERY,
Greenville; VIM. Reed and wife, New York; G..
E. Harte, wife, nurse and two children, Miss
Chestnut, Mrs. Bartlett, T. P. Smith and lady,
Miss NJ. J. Smith, Miss Douglass and sister,
Florida; Mr.. Rhett, City; F. A. Connor, South
Carolina; J. c. Dutch, son the Wing" John B.
Steele, City; VIM. Bird. Savannah; F. J. Nc.
Maher, 8. T. Pomeroy. A. D. Burwe!l Carl
wernicke, Carl Uglig, New York; NJ. E. Doug
lass, A. O. Douglass. Scotland; R. Trimbly, Jr..
New York; H. Murphy, City; John A. Bowie,
Rome, Ga; B. 8. Mclaughlin, South Carolina.
Pavilion Hotel.-Geo.. E. Wilmington, Penn
sylvania W. X. Lane, Columbia and sou'h
Carolina Railroad q. G. Street, City; Benz.
windle, Philadelphia; P. B. Kager. J. W. Phil.
lips, J. Bennett, W. Berrien Greene, W. D..
Wentworth, New York; @. Bayley, Illinois;
II. B. Croweu, E. Sparhawk, steamship Magno.
La; O. W. Hatsenpsller, United States Army;
". B. siuyssr. New York A. Morgan, George
town; L. P. Mathews, ". II. Greene, P. b. B.
shular, S.uth Carolina @. ". Cruney, Thos.
B Pxyss, Georgia; 4 ]. White, City.
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Resolutions OF Thu 1ks.

At a regular meeting Of the Palmetto En-
CINE Company, Of Columbia, g. c., held on the
9Th Of May, the following resolutions were
adopted. They were communicated to Chief
Nathan a few day 8 ago:
Resoloed, unanimously, That we. the officers
and members Q, he Palmetto Fire Engine
Company of Columbia. declare our inability to
adequately express the grateful sentiments
which we feel, and profound appreciation which
We have of the kindness, courtesy and munif-
cent hospitality 30 generously and gracefully
extended to us by our brethren OF sThe Wash
ington Fire Engine Company" and OF the en-
tire "Fre Department Of Charleston" during
our recent visit to the "City By the Sea"
Reso!ued, That we congratulate the "Oepart-
ment" in still having as the presiding element
Of its organization, q "Chief" 30 eminently
qualified to represent its interest and welfare,
as well as the hospitable spirit tor which the
Department has always been so justly renoWn-
ed and so sumptuously manifested on the occa-
sion of our recent visit; and to whom we ten
der our warmest thanks for his grateful cour-
tesy to Us.
Resolued, That the secretary be instructed
to communicate this feeble expression OF our
feelings, aad Acknowledgement of our thanks.
to .'The Washington Fire Engine Company,
"The Fire Department OF. Charleston" and to
Chief Nathan.
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GOLD MEDAL FOR 1858 HAS JUST BEEN
AWARDED TO CHAs. NJ. ST[EFF FOR
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE, PHHADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND wARERCoM. No. N. LIBERTY
STREET. ABOVE BALTIMoRE.sTREET.
BALTIMORE. Md.
sTIEFF'S PIANOS EAVE ALL THE Latest
Improvement including the Agrafe treble. ivory
fronts and the improved French Action, fully war
ranted for Ave years, with privilege Of EXCHANGE
within twelve months II not entirely satisfactory tc
purchaser. Secoud.handed Pianos and Parlor "
gsns always on hand from $50 to $500.
RErKREEs WHO HAVE QUE PIANOS N USE:
General Robert E. Lee, Lexington, Va.
General Robert Ransom, Wilmington, n. q.
Governor John Letcher, Lexington, Va.
male Seminary.
@. B. Riddick, Female College. Kitrelps Springs,
NO.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Max Strakosch, Italian Opera
Messrs. Ferson Sons, Sumter, 3. O.
Charles Spencer, Charleston. &. G.
Send for circular. Terms liberal
October "a
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
shich is about twice as large as that OF any
bther paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situ stions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
ko rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value,
TEE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEh-
sfsEaEsrs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen The order is gioen:
!. Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
aered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work
1en, mechanics, house-servants, porters, chop
oys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
anted or offered; apartments wanted or to
et; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
Ind warehouses wanted or 20 let, and miscena-
heous wsats OF all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements Of the
glasses specified:
hot exceeding THREE LINES or 20 worls. ...25 cents
Four LINES or so words. ....4o
EVE LnEs or 40 words. ....50
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS Office by 9 p. NJ.
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A NOTABLE wrpp1sa.-The New York Ell

A NOTABLE wEDD1sa.-The New York Ex-
press Of last Tuesday evening says:
This afternoon, at O'Clock, wedding Of Pc
culiar interest was celebrated at Calvary
church. The parties united we're MISS Glenn
ent Willett, granddaughter Of Colonel Wlllett.
noted as the defender Of Fort stanwix during
the Revolutionary war, and DR.. Lewis O. Ha:
sell, Of Charleston, 8. c., member OF one OF
the first families in the Palmetto State. Rev.
DR.. Morgan ofa,iated. The organist, Mr.. Mo-
senthsl, played selections from Beethoven,
WehE, and the Tannhauser Marches while
the audience were waiting, and the Wedding
March as the bridal pair were leaving the
chu,ch. The bride was elaborately dressed in
satin, trimmed with point lace, with beauti-
ful veil, wreath and bouquet. AT the conclu.
sion of the ceremony reception was held at
the brides residence in Gramercy Park, which
was largely attended. Among other persons
present, were James w. Gerard, ESQ.,, the
we'll known lawyer and pbilanthropist, Miss
HAYWARD, Miss Annie Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brice Smith, and other fashionable notabii-
tiles.
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TIE scHurrznrEsr.-Is is now definitely
settled, that the shooting fest previously spok-
en- Of in Tm NEWS will take place at the platz
on the S0th instant. The prizss have been
divided into two classes fifteen for the active
members. and five for the passive members
twenty In an to be shot for. A committee oi
arrangements has been appointed on the part
OF the passive members. and consists Of Mesars.
J. Henry Hapooldt, B. 8. Bruins and T. Street.
Messrs. ]. N. Robson aud George W. Williams
& Co., have furnished supplies Of powder,
from the brands for which they are agents, re-
spectively, in order to give the virtues of each
brand . fair test.
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WEST PoNr.-The following are the cadets
appointed from Southern States to West Point
Military Academy, to enter June 1, 1859:
North Carohna-Calvin D. Cowles, John @.
Dixon, Robert Loudon.
South Carolina-Thomas DAILY, T. D. Ken
nedy, N. 8. Parker.
Georgia-Wm. l.. e1AdweD, q. s. Glover,
George 8. Hoyle, James McWhorter, D. j.
Prather, F. W. Sibley.
Alsbama-George A. Cornish, James W.
Oates, Stark Stafford.
Louisiana-E. ". Casey. J. q. French, J. N.
Megsry, G. 8. Thompson.
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SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE ComAsY.-A
dividend OF twenty-five per cent. has been de-
.clared by this popular Southern company out
Of the earnings Of the past year. See notice
OF Mr. J. L. Honour, sgent, elsewhere.
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8 TEE CMc1NAu SOUTHERN RA1LsoAD.-The
] Anderson Intelligenoer, In regard to the adop-
: ton OF Chattanooga as the terminus Of this
railroad, says "Within the last week assur-
ances have been given thlt Louisville will at
once extend her system Of railway to the Ten
nessee line in the direction Of Knoxville, and
that the Knoxville aud Kentucky Road will
connect with Louisville in eighteen or twenty
months, thus affording connection with Louis
vile and Cincinnati" This confirms what HE
NEWS has already said upon this subject.
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MERCANTILE PRNrNa.-An kinds OF mer-
camille printing, such as circulars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &c., for count
ing-rooms and Offices, promptly executed In
the neatest style aud at the lowest rates for
cash, at TEE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No. i49 East
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I DEATH OF A STEAMER OAprA1N.-Captain
Thomas B. Payne, about 81 years Of age, ma
tive Of England. but who has resided here
from boyhood, and who, IS captain Of steam
.ers and tug boats, was well known, died here
on Satudsy. after protracted illness.
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TIE STATE AUDITOR, We learn, has issued
circular instructipg Co mty Auditors not TO fur
,nish township seiectmen lists Of property IN
Staeir respective townships. Inasmuch as the
County Commissioners are allowed to, and
sprobably will assess tax Of three mills on the
sdollar, he decides that no further tax can be
slevied. the said three mills on the dollar being
Athe utmost tax aHo@ed by law for all county
purpcses.
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q GEsERAI oNKms LEoTUR1 To-N1aHr
will, In all probability, be numerous'y attend
led. The theme Is one upon which every Irish
fman delights to dihte: Ireland the Pioneer Of
iCiviIization and Christianity n Western Eu'
rope; Mbaand the Home OF Genius and the Pat
ioness of Merit; Her Physical and Moral Beau
ses; Her Trials and Her Wrongs. These are
broad subjects and will be we'll handled. We
predict an enthusiastic gathering.
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flint Arts.

DHOTOGRAPH COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filled by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given Is to the style of coloring preferred.
April % Smos'
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! FsrxDnxnfs soaoon Bu1rp1aa IN CHAaIrs-
ton. General Howard has succeeded, 1t is m;
sdsrstood, In Obtaining release from the
sHecretsry Of the Treasury until the neces-
ssry funds shall be raised to complete the
payment for the Marine Hospital at Charles
ton. purchased by Rev. Mr.. Porter for freed
smen's school.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DRY AND FANCY GooDs.-Messrs. Furchgott
& Brother, correr King and Calhoun streets,
have ON hand an extensive stock OF dry and
fancy sessonable goods in style and adapted to
the retail trade, which they are Offering at
ridiculously cheap prices. They have also .
department devoted exclusively to boots, shoes,
hats and trunks, which they can dispose of at
twenty DER cent. lower than the ruling prices
in the retail market.
CHAMPAGNE C1DER.-One hundred cases
Champagne Cider and Lager Becr-quarts and
pints. WA. s. CORWlN Gu,
No. 275 King s-street.
OuR CHAMPAGNE L T.-Moet Chandon
(Green Seal), We Clcquot Ponsardin, Piper
Heidsei:k, Mumm's verzsnay, Mumm's Dry
Verzenay, Mumm's Private Stock, Roederer Dry
Slllery.
Bouche Fills l. Co.'s Carte Blanche, Dry YER
zenay. Cabinet.
Also, Hockheimer, Lanbenheimer, Clos. de
vougeot, Chambertin, Nuts.
WM. s. CoRwIN & CO.,
No. 275 King-sreet.
IMPORTED CLARETs.-Nathaniel Johnston &c
Sons Medoc; Nathaniel Johnston Sons st.
Loubes; Escheanuer Benecke & Co. Bouillac;
Brandenberg Freres Medoc; St. Julien Medoc.
Also good table Claret at 81 Is per dozen,
81 so per gallon.
WIN. 8. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 275 Mng-street.
HAuT SAUTERNE-CATAwBA.--B ndenberg
Freres Sauterne; La Croix Blanche Sauterue;
snsrkline CataRba: Still CataHba on draught.
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SHA IMAHD ooTToN.-A late Liverpool circu-
lar reports the sale in that market of one bag
OF Carolina sea leland cotton at SD. per pound.
We understand that this superior specimen OF
long staple cotton was raised on Etisto Island,
in this State, by J. Jenkins miksll. Esq, 80
well known in this region for his akilful plan
tation management. It was shipped by Messrs.
Willis & Ghisolm, Of this city, to Messrs. J. N.
Beach & Co., OF Liverpool. who disposed OF 1t.
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EXECUTIVE ApPoNIMANrs.-Adoiph Felnln-
ger has been appointed librarian and State
house keeper, from and after the 18th instant.
Jacob NJ. Plncud, magistrate at Woodvine,
Charleston County. P. W. Goodwin, magls-
trate at Hodges Station. in place Of j. Rodeer,
resigned. J. A. Leland, at Greenwood, in
place of J. B. Tarrant. Thomas Anderson,
magistrate in Fairfield County, in place OF j.
A. Champion, disqualified. James E. Quattle-
baum, magistrate for Orangeburg. E. W.
Everson, of Richland. and C. 8. Bull, OF
Orsngeburg, notaries public. Edgar A. Nj
oholson, deputy surveyor for Beaufort County.
The Governor has pardoned Thomas Ora
ham, who was sentenced to be hung on the
SOth of April last, but was respited for the
purpose of procuring important testimony,
not adduced at the trial.
Charles D. Gehrals was convicted at the
Orangeburg Court of assault and battery, with
intent to kill, and fined $500. The Governor
has remitted the penalty. on the ground OF
violent provocation in the most infamous abuse
of the defendant and his family.
The. Governor has declined to further in
terfere in the case of Cyrus 'Coachman, con-
victcd Of the murder OF Robert p. Suges. near
Florence, on the 10th of January last. He will
therefore be executed on Friday, the 18th
instant.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

sHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue Of several Tax Executions o me directed
and delivered. will be sold on MONDAY. the 6th
day of July next at the northeast corner OF the
Courthouse, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
All the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendants, below mentioned. Ill LEASES not t1-
ceedng seven years. in the following described pre-
perty, levied on and to be sold tor taxes due the
State and costs:
BOON, BENJAMIN
One LOT OF EIGHT ACRES, west side Of Main
Road between Forks end Four Mile Stone, near
Kinemnn's Farm-$135 Sc.
THORNE, REBECCA
A HOUSE AND LOT, No. % Calhoun.s:reet (south
side,) between Wall and Auson streets-S38 n.
SCaMILT, Estate ELIZABETH
A HOUIE AND LOT, No. 16 Monta8ue-sree
fsouth side,) between Coming and Pitt streets
SAT as. EW. NJ. MACKEY,
June IA ma S.C. Z.
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STATE Cou1r.-Th, issue docket of this count
viii bs called this morning at 10 clock. when
. general attendance OF the bar is desired