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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

NOR SALE, EIGHT PLANTATION
H MsLES and twelve yoke Of OXEN. For
Saie by FRASER & DILL. FACTORS, Adser's North
What dec2 thsiuJ
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E1OR SALE, SEVERAL YOUNG WORK
IL HORSES AND MULES, ct J. ClIRlSTO-
Pliers Stables, No. So King street. dec2
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XKTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part OF the city, containing five or
six rooms, with good outbuildings and water.
Address d. Mt this Onlce sept2S
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Dnnts.

UTANTEp, A COMPETENT WAITING
w MAN. Apply in Legare street, next ST.
Peters Church. Recommendations required.
decll 2H
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TOR Sale, An AXCELLINT vABiE.
II Ty al UPLAND COTTON SHSD. Delivered
~ the South Caro!,na Railroad, in ba,,;,A OF LNo
bushels, s. n per t;rshG for ilur bushels or less,
81 - Pc 1u5le, rar SIX Sls!ic!a or 0erc. Apply
to GE0E3n II. WHALEf, ST. biatitcwt' 7. o.,
NrnNgebMrg GNnnkY. =. q. OccS 2IIOS
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THAT LOCOMOTIVE.
TO THE EDITOR OF The NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF IHE NEWS.
In accordance with your courteous invita-
ton, send the following facts relative to that
'extraordiuary freak OF our vesatlle and ecccn.
trio Governor" in the purchase Of loc ,mo-
tive belonging to the Laurens Railroad.
The Governor was not aware that any such
property was to be sold. II is alleged that
number of persons who have possession OF the
road in violation OF the charter, running it
purely in their own interest, have been selling
all the loose pre- perty OF the road to the great
injury OF the State, which has lhe principal in
terest in it. and also TO the injury of the bond
holders. A short time ago they detached the
cylinder from ono Of the engines, and were
about to sell it to the Greepvile R,ilroad. MIR.
Joseph Crews, representative from Laurens,
happened to be present, and believing from
what he knew OF the circumstances attending
the sales, that tho property was about TO be
sacrificed, bought it for the State in the name
of the Governor. Mr. Crews believed he would
be fully justified BY the Governor, and that it
was better that the property should be held in
the ma me Of soma one who would prevent it's be-
ing sauandered for the benefit OF q few private
individuals. YER1TAs.
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E A LIFE-SAVING fEFORMATlON.-A
radical change has been introduced in the practice
OF medicine. Physicians have ceased 10 torture and
PROSTATE their patients. Instead Of pulling down,
they build up; Instead OF assaultins Nature. they
assist her. Cupping leechipg, b!istering, yenesec-
ton, calomel, autimony, stlpiiyin5 narcotics. and
rasplns pureatives, once the ia'orte resources OF
the faculty. are rarely resor'ed to even by the
most dogmati: members of tho roiesson. The old
creed WIS that disease was something which must
be cxpell, by violent artificial means, irrespective
of the wear aud tear of the vital organization in the
process. The n*w creed recognizes the improve.
nen of the general health essential to the cure Of
oil local ailnent'. Hence 1t Is taa. H0SrErrER'S
STOMACH BIrrERS, the most potent vegetable
tonic that pharmacy h2s br ,uSit to th assis-
tauce of nature IN her struggles with dseaee, has
b"en cordialy approved By practitioners OF the
mojera srlool 1t is pleasant TO reflect that rrason
and philosophy have last baen victorious oyer tue
errors OF the rt, and that tholiinls aud tens OF
thou. apds, OF huml beings are awe and veil to-
day, who would iuduoilaby be mou'derin9 III their
graves had they been subjected to the pains and
penalties which were deemed orthodox AMI ildis-
pensablr thirty or forty years ago.
Preventive m dication was sclrce!y thought OF
tten; but now 1t is consiaerel Of par mount i'm.
por.ance and the celebrity of the standard invigor-
att Alternative and restorative Of the u1a,. title
which HosTErTER'3 BITT2Rs have fairly ca ned
BY beir long s,reer Of succes+ is manly due to is
efficiency as protective preparstion.
course CT the Bltters is urgently recommended
at this season of tho year as safe and certain anti
doe To the malaria which produces intermittent and
remit,eu, fevers, dIarrhoa, dysentery and other
maladies. pko August
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NEWS Fs0M WASHINGTON.

WAsHuaroN, August Admiral Hof has
been ordered home Immediately, leaving the
Cuban squadron in command OF the next high
est officer. -
-'Asssssor Belcber, (co:ored,) Of the Third
Georgia District, reports the resignation OF
Deputy Collector Haygood, and intimates that
the lives of revenue officers are in danger in
Wilkes and Talsferro Counties.
An emergency Cabinet meeting will be held
Tuesdsy Tor the consideration OF Spanish and
Cuban affairs. The Cabinet will be fully repre-
sented, with Richardson for Boutwell,, Earl
for Cresswell and Field for Hoar.
The Juniats. Dale and Dictator have been
ordered to New York to assist in OBTAINING
the Spanish eunboa The Froic has been
ordered to be ready for the same service.
The Treasury Department has received
information Of the drowning Of Thomas A.
stator, collector OF customs at st. Marks,
Florida. r.t:1.... l3l.s.'
The Navy Department has received inform
stion Of some accident to the United States
steamer Seminole, which was sent after a.
legeA pirates.
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A cHINAM1N,S SPyECH.

CHICAGO. I'LL, August 7.-At o banquet at
Chicago, the Chinese merchant Cheychew said:
Eleven years sgo came from my home in
China to seek my fortune In your great repub-
lie. I landed on the golden shore Of California,
rttery ignorant of your language, unkuown to
your people, q stranger to your customs and,
IN the minds of some, an intruder on that race.
NV presence was dsemed positive injury to
nnbic prosperity. But, gentlemen, found
koth kindness and justice; found that above
the prejudice winch mad been t,rmed against u.s.
thst there flowed deep broad streams Of popular
annshty: that the hand Of friendship Was ex-
tended TO the people Of every nation, aud that
eyen Chinamen might live, be happy, success.
fui and respected in free America. gathered
Knowledge in your public schools; learned to
sneak "a you do; to read and write as You do,
and to act and think as you do; and, gentle
men, reiolce that it is 30 that have been
abe to cross the. continent without an inter.
prefer; tapplausel that here, in the heart OF
the -pnned States, can speak to you 10 your
ewn smliar speech. tel you how much, how
very much. appreciate your hospitality, and
how grateful I feel for the privileges and ad-
yantsees that ] have enjoyed IN your glo-
rious country, and how earnestly hope that
your exsmDle, enterprise, energy and nation
al generosity may b. seen and understood
a Z see and understand it, by our govern
meut.
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Spsfial Aotifss.

NOTICE.-rO LOT OWNERS ON SUL-
LIvAS'5 STANDBY ,i:!se of an ordnance, ratl-
fed in Town Council the first day OF August, 1871.
all owners of lots arc hereby notified and required
to attend at Msultrievle, In person. or to send On
able-5od ed band. to work on the streets and bish
w.ys, or MONDAY, August 16th, and for FIVE suc:fs
sve days thereafter. with provisions, and such hoes,
spades and whaelbarrows as may be necessary.
All pen llties will be rgidly enforced against den-
quents, as we'll as against those In default for the
years 1857 and 1853
For the convenience OF those wishing to commute
their labor as well as til Sc in default fer previous
labor, the Intendant will be In Charleston on 1uEs'
DAT and SATURDAY 10th AMI l4h instant. between
the hours of and O'Clock, at the Law Office Of T.
B. Kms, No. 81 Broad-street.
By order of JNo. NJ. IooHEf'
Moultrievile, August g. 1859. lntendans.
Lugust9 mws3
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The oil buildings of Allen Sampson q Sons,
New York, we're partially destroyed by fire on
Saturday. Loss about one hundred thousand
dollars.
John b. Pratt, the alleged leader Of the JET
terson, Texas, riots. was arrested in New York
on Saturday by detective from General Rsy-
noids' headquarters.
The revenue receipts from tobacco in three
districts OF Virginia from February to August
I are over one million dollars in excess the
receipts for the ssme time last year.
Three men, named Hsrgrove, Bland and Ans-
ter. we're arrested in Augusta. Georgia. on Bat
u,day, charged with robbing the Southern E1'
press Of 5000 ON the Central Railroad.
p J. D. Harris, colored, late candidate for
Ineutenant- Governor OF Virginia. has entered
. suit against the Baltimore steamer Kenne-
be-, for being elected out Of her cabin.
Major Nathsniel A. sturdivant, gallant
Confederate artillery officer, elected Mayor OF
Rachmend, Va, since the war, bat removed
by the military. and OF late Commonwealsh's
attorney. died in Richmond yesterday.
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@THE NEA1BST. THE QUICKEST AND
jE OHEAPEsT.-THs NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l4s EAST BAY, having replsnisbed its Stock with o
new and large assortment OF material OF the finest
quality and latest styles, 10 prep1red 10 execute at
The shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
kSSrArE OF SOUTH g A r OIL IN A
MARLBORO COUNrY.-IN EQUITY -PRE>ToN
Gov INGTON AND WIFE va HENRY C. LEaGETT
AND WIFE. Er M-BILL FOR PARTITION, IN
JUNCTION AND RELIEF Notice is hereby given
in o5edienc, to an Older mad= l. the above stated
case that the chi dren OF EBENEZsR " THOMAS,
or their heirs any such there be, ale hereby re-
auired to establish before me, at Bennetsville &.
c., on or before tho H1RsT pAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their n .ht to the fund in
question in above stated a-se; and on their failure
20 TO do, to be deprived aud forever barred of all
right title OF interest in the same.
D. d. MoCOLL, Special Referee.
June 70 sSmos
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THE MaR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, August s.-Hesvy rains, prcroat
military operations. Official sdvicss ethas
the Spanish troops in the iprhrrectionary dis
tricts have been reinforced byt all disposable
troops on the isiand. preparatory to active op-
erations. hssyersl small engagements have oc-
eurred in the -cfnco Villas district, resulting
aisastrously to the Spaniards. they losing q
hundred or so in killed. wounded and prison.
ers. The Cespedes government will be / re-
nozsd to Haguin, . very strong position Re
Inducements from the United States continue
to arrive. Two hundred and twenty-five men.
recruited in. Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, join
ed Quesads on the 2Ssh, bringing arms, am'
munition and q large supply OF camp equpage.
The health Of the Cubans is good:
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THE ADDISON N-CRESSWELL AFF1IR.
The ttate Constable Hubbard's Account.
Further Particulars.

State Constable Hubbard gives tho following
account Of the recent trouble in EdSeaeld, fur
nished by one of his deputies:
An affIir of o very serious nature TOOK place
one mile and half from this place, on the
Ninctv.six road to-day. August o.. At abont
ten o'clock, as two brolhers-Chariey and ID.
Cresswell were returning Dome 10 tnclr buggy
from this village, they we're shot by two men,
supposed to be George and James Addison, VIII }
had concealed themselves in plum-tree thick
et bosde the road. Charlie Cresswell was kill
cd almost Immediately, as he expired within o
few minutes after their reaching DR.. Parker's
house, situated about two hundred YARDS above
where the shooting occurred. u. Creswell is
supposed to be mortally wounded. lmmed;-
ately upour receiving intelligence OF the shoot
inn three of US mounted aud went out 10 en-
deavor to arrest the guilty parties, but they
had gone. A relative OF the suspected parties
came to the sheriff and myself, and told US that
they were at bis house, and would come and
give themselves up as soon as the coroner's
inquest was over, which was then b' ing held.
The Augusta Chronicle has the following:
"Wednesday afternoon, while on our way to
the Office. we saw the brothers Crcesuell in q
bnppy on the north sidc OF Brold-street, op-
posite the Central Hotel, conyerslng with Two
of our cltlzens. short while afterward they
left for Edge6elJ Courthouse. arriving there
some time in the evening, and stopping at the
hotel that night. The particulars or the tragic
occurrence thursday morning IN the vicinity OF
DIR. Ii. Parker's house, two mics above Edge-
field was contained IN our columns OF yesterday
morning.
gentleman who arrived in this city from
the village Yesterday afternoon. called uocn
US. and from him We gathered the following: !:
AS the buggy came near DR.. Parker's house.
two men, armed with douDe-3arreNed shot
guns. fred at tho ressweil's. Killing Charles
aim ,st Instantly aid woundlnS j. ID. IN four
c,s-in the hand, chin breast and in the re-
clou of the som :ch. The parties who did the
shooting gol On their horses and role of.
One of the Cresswelr's attempted 10 gel out his
sixteen shooting rife. which. 1t Is stated, tney
had with them bu5 before he could 40 80 the
attacking party had done their work.
The corousrs jury returned o verdict that
shot wounds at the hands OF some person or
persons unknown, Mr.. ]. D. Cressweli ls still
at the resllence of DR.. Parker. HIS wounds,
although very serious. are n2t OF su n cnar.
acter as to result fatally. He was attended
Yesterday by one OF our city physicians, and
was doing as we'll as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Our Informant further tells US that imme-
diately afler the shooting Messrs. George Is:
and James Addison rode into Edgeheld and
gave themselves up to the authorities. Yester-
day morning they lefc tor Lexington, where
the court is in session, to obtain bail nom
Judge Boozer.
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August o

~ APPEAL OF THE HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE CoMPANY-oHARLEsToN AUG q ST 8. 1859.
The officers and members OF the HOPE FIRE EN-
CINE COMPANY would respectfully inform tho
citizens of Charleston, that their present hand en-
gine is very much out OF repair and win require
large outlay OF money to put 1t in good working
condition. They feel satisfied that 1t would be USE
less expenditure Of money TO repair hand engine at
this time, especially when steam takes precedence
over that which requires manual labor. The engine
now in use has been in active service fer over
twelve years.
In confederation of the above stated facts, they
have resolved TO purchase q substantial steamer,
locate 10 one OF the ,rgest aud weahiest wards Of
the city, Ward No. L. They feel confident that the
SERVICES of such o steamer would be much more re-
quiste than hand engine in times OF conhagraton,
and for tht purpose they have concluded to appeal
to our citizens for aid to carry cut their plans. 1t
hos been long tipe since this company has called
upon tie public for assistance, from the very fact,
that at the time they procured tue present engine.
more than ope-half the amount was taken from its
treasury to make the purchase
The following Committee have been appointed to
canvass the various Wards OF the city to solicit sub
scr.ptons from such of our citizens as appreciate
the services Of men who risk their lives IN attempt
ing to save property without receiving any personal
benefit Whatever. save the satisfaction of knowing
that they are employed in doing good for their fellow
creatures In time Of emergency: B. P. SEYMOUR,
WILLIAM BRooKBANKS, Jr., JOHN KENNY. Il.
T. pETEas, GE0R iB BURKE, J. H. Bake, F.
PUCKHAEEs, L. LIPMAN.
". B. SMITH,
Presden' Hope Fire Engine Company,
Anousti Chairman of Committee.
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TIE CATERPILLLRS
An EnseurasinS Statement from One
who Knows-A Suggestion to th'
Rssfsrs.
EpIsTo Island, August 5.
TO rHH EDITOR o7TnB Nivk

EpBTo Island, August 5.
TO THs EDITOR OF TIE NtvR
understand that considerable anxiety and
alarm has been created in Charleston by the
many vague reports and rumors Of the cater
pillars on the island. 1t is fact they arehere
on several plantations. but up to this time
their ao.io,s are entirely different from thelast
two years. Ihaye known them In times gone
BY very much as they are this season, andleave
aftet the fret brood. Last year they were in
large numbers, and eating voraciously, before
tn, middle Of July. Another fact is that the
oottons are more matured. many places having
from thirty to Atty weight Of bard fruit. por-
tion Of which will be housed in two weeks.
There is no doubt that parties who have
made advances to the planters have great rea-
son to be alarmed from their experience OF the
last two years.
What I sould suggest is, that they should
appoint committee Of two or three to como
up and tide over the crops and make their re-
ports. As it is now. many planters may have
difficulty in carrying on their work BY the
shock to their credit, and they may sustain a
loss in their crops not occasioned by the cater
pillar. The island is remarkably healthy at
present. and no one need have any fear OF dis
ease. It is hoped that this suggestion will be
acted upon promptly, as it will give great satis-
faction to An EpIsTo PLANTER.
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avMARENGO.-F EVER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC, FEVER PeEvENTlvE.-ThIs val
uabc preparation hap been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion of friends, who
have u ed II with the most beneficial results, the
propresor has been induced to offer 1t to the pub
lic Its WARMED 10 cure CHILLS AND FEVER
Of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicatIng lis effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen tho diges-
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. IS purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and go harmless that children Of all
ages may take It with safety. As tonic MARENGO
has no superior. and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever or from other cause, Is invaluable
few doses IL sufficient to satisfy the most IN.
areduJous sufferer Of its virtue and worth AL
who Try enc bottle Of MAREhGO viii be 80 much
pleased with It's effect, that they will readily en-
dorss 1t, 20 HUNBUa. For evidence OF its efh-
eacy and value, refer to MARENGo circulars. WHICH
contain certificates Of we'll known and respectaois
citizens.
MARENao is q genuine Southern preparation
the proprietor and m inufacturer b 6'inS nanVe ana
sident of Charleston and it is tuy guaranteed 10
Give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HuMBUG. TRY IT.
For aale by ali Druggists. aud o5 DoWIE 3
uoIsp corner Meeting and Hssel streets; GOOD.
RICH. WINRMAN & CO., Hayne-street, and g. J.
LCHN, Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, esrner Of
gine and John streets, Charleston, &. G.
June 8 phS sWoS
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An .ust z

~ STATE AND COUNTY TAXES -OF.
FIGE OF COUNTY TREASURER. cHARLES1 ON
COUNTY FIREPRooR Bu1LD1JG. AUGUST era.
1869 Notice Is hereby given that this Once IL now
open for the receipt Of the stste and County Taxes
for the year 1850.
Taxes not paid ca or bsf re the twenty third t23d)
day Of September 1865. liable to penalty OF 70
per cent. -.'-
Ali Taxes remaining unpaid On the fourteenth
I1Ath) day Of December 1885, are liable 70 collection
BY distress Or Otherwise, with additional penalty
OF ave Is, per cent for collection thereof.
The total rate OF leve. for State purposes Is seven
and half (7X) mills on The dollar.
Tho total rate for County purposes is three tsI
mills IN The dollar.
An assessment on the General Tax Of each taxpay.
er in the City Of Charleston for Free Schools. Il
teen (15) per cent on the amount Of said tax.
The State Taxes are psyabls in Bills Receivable Of
the State. United States Currency, National Bank
Notes, Gold and Silver Coin.
In addition to the above, Coupons dated since lst
Juy 1887 from certain State Bonds. will also be re-
seivatle in payment Of the State Taxes, viz:
/. Six per cent. Bonds Issued By the state. under
an act OF 1854 in aid Of the Blue Rtdge Railroad.
2. si1 per cent. Bonds issued by the State. under
the acts Of 1858 and 1855 fr the construction Of the
new statelbuse, and 9 per cent Bonds issued by
the State, under the acls Of september and Decem.
ber 1906 for funding The past due principal and in.
scrvst vu state urut.
All Coupons that have accrued on Bonds denoted
1st and %, on or before 1st Juy 1857 are fundAbe
under the acts referred to above Of september and
December. 1865 and are not rece yabls for taxes.
The County Taxes are payable in United States
Currency. FLEETWOOD LANsEAU.
Treasurer Of Charleston County.
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xEW YoeK BANK STATEMENT.

. New York. August 7.-Business generally
was dull to-day. The bank statement is unfa-
vorable. The liabilities show an increase Of
$S 500 600, while the legal tender reserve is re-
duced nearly 2,OOO, 900. and loans largely ex-
handed. The shipments Of specie today
Amounted to So 600, 900.
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Snippiaa.
EXCURSIONS, ExcURsIOssii
NEW YURK Il AND CHAR l. e ) . y
sTEAMSHI LINE.
20 II E w Y y r. K :.
CABIN PASSAGE 40o.
CABIN PASSAGE aao.

-~a- TER SPLENDID sIDE-WBRRL.
R2832 STEAM5HPN MANHATTAN. WooD-
.kl1HWHIY HULL, Commander, win sail from
--d1H4- AdRer'a south Wharf On SAIuRDA9,
18th August, OF II O'Clock 4. n.
A1r An extra charge Of ~ msde for Tickets pur-
chased on board after calling
"a No Bills of LAding agned after the steamer
leaves. &C. --
R- Through Bulls Lsing given for Cotton To-
Boston and Providence. B. J.
a. through Bills Of Ladipg given TO Liverpool.
~ Marine Insurance by this line u Vor cent
RT The steamers OF this line are frst class n
every respect and their Tables are rupued with aA
the dslicacies Of the New York and Charleston mar.
kets. lr
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGkh Z CO.. Agents,
Corner AdRer's Wharf and East Bay (Up.stars)
R3- The CHAMPION will follow ON SATURDAY,
the 2Ist August, ar s'clook, P. n.
AuQuste
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TIE vICTORT IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS TENN. August 7-Reportsr received
here from East Tennessee indicate that Ssnter
has carried that section. If this report be
true it viii swell his majority to so 600.
WARRINGTON. August 8.-Returns from Ten
nessee indicate majority Of 81, 900 for senter.
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ag "FRESH AS A MAIDENS BLUSH
Is ibe pure peachy Complexion which follows the
use OF BAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t is the
True Secret of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies in So
c:sty understand this.
Tho MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing.
Richness. Sunburn, Tan, Frecsles. Botches and all
effects Of the Summer Sun disappear when 1t Is used
and genial cultivated, fresh expression is obtained
which rivals the Boom of Youth. Beauty is possi-
bic to oil wto will invest seventynve cents at any
respectable store and insist on getting the MAGSo-
LA BALM.
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~ CONSIGNEES NOrICR-NEW YORK
NERCBANTS LINE.&Tbe Schooner n. ". SMITH
Will discharge cargo ,H1s DAT at Adger's North
Wharf. Goods not called for before sunset will be
stored At risk and expense of conngnees No claims
allowed after goods leave the wharf
AuQust9 WILLIAM ROACH co.