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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-07
nnrSTEE,S SALE.

vrPTUE OF A DEED OF IkoSI
by NtN August Fstte and lshanna his
ID maze charles ~ 0uO, dated the 10Th day Of
vic az" 0 i.Ei and recorded IN the office OF the
Ic,eu't.' ohio county, West Virginia, TO
s@.S Lewis NOlto one hnTasSa f 5%% h tss
dollars W W 1.cT which debt is evidenced by a
date Of sI.T I'y said Fette and then held b. said
aoie NAT' rbe aforesaid sum of one hundred and
Notr iH' Wv ,,irb interest from date, dated De-
tiiy coz. $50 and payabl- two years ait'r
ss4',., . r.n,lpal aud interest whereof IS que
GAY wh Ii unpaid by said tetts, wiz u POee Gu
a. -- a, the iloI door ell the Cour' hou''' y"
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S.,urday. the 18th day OF sep
fan,bpr. 1869,

....o o'clock, A. NJ, the fol-; wing described
,Dsrty to,~t The s"uh half OF iot G%m r5
sitsa in square numSer R Fweb town '-
IEhA" VI CHARLES OTTO,
Trustee.
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WOMEN,s MISSES AND chill
DREN,S ORALS.

In the department OF Wonen's, Misses and
Childreu's goods we defy competition. More
over, we can give to our customers, out OF cul
best work, any size they may want thus
enabling them 10 fl up and work of clean theil
broken stock. This is an inducsment offered
by very few dealers, and il will be- appreciated
az very great advantage by those experienced
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FOR SALE.
Or RENT.
TOR SALE.

,,,II. DWELLING HOUSES oN
Il Wheeling JNO. T. GILCHRISt,
a Main street-up stairs.
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GEORGE W. JRFFERS,
Sn.ri,l a.ipup

TIE sale Of the second and third parcels de.
'cr'5ei in the above advertisement is postponed
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To preserve and dress the Hair use
Lyons Rathairon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-07

WE INVITE THE ATTENTION
w of Merchants to our very large assort-
ment of BOOTS AND SHOES, now in store for
Fall and Winter Trade.
With an experience of many years, Jour
house having been established in 1917 We can,
with truth, assert that our stock for extent,
variety, durability, freedom from al irregular
ity, and adaptation 10 the wants OF West Vir-
ginia and Ohio, is not aud cannot be surpassed.
ALL OUR WORK
Is made and selected mainly with view TO SIR
VICE and REAL VALUE, securing for them all the
style we can without sacrifice Of quality.
NEWS 7 KICK s. KIP BOOTS
Especial attention is called TO our own make
of Mems THICK and KIP BoOIs. They are made
out-ef the very best Kip upper and sale leather.
they are solid double cole; have our trade mark
stamped on the bottom, and can be confidently
relied upon TO give excellent service and salts
faction TO the consumer.
THICK BROGANs 81 BALMo.
RAILS.
Our stock If Brogans and Balmorals fer Men,
Bows and Youth is of endless variety; and our
best work will be found TO be- made ont of the
very best material and in the most workman
like manntr
WOMEN,s MISSES AND chill.
DREN's BALMORALs
In the department of Women's Misses and
Childreu's goods we defy competition. More
over, we can give 10 our customers, out OF our
best work, any size they may want; thus
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-02

SUMNER STYLES IN BoNNErs AND HATS
Very few straw bOnnets are worn this summer,
although the fashionable milliners display
tastefully trimmed styles that are charming
enough to please the most fastidious. The
preference is given to lace, tulle or Grape. The
futed straws are novelty this season, and the
rows Of upright futing across the top are sep
arated by narrow ribbons or satin folds.
The Fanchon is no longer the fashion, the
present style being the diadem shape, which,
with its coronal OF leaves and flowers, is very
becoming to pretty face, and adds charm to
plain one.
The most popular style Of hat for travelling
in the country among the mountains, or for
fishing, is the medium width brim, with scarf
of gauzs or lace that Can be used as veil il
desired. But for seaside wear the very wide
brim is in demand, as it affords as much shelter
from the sui ad paras,l.
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BuRaIAR1Es.-The frequency OF buglaries
in our city is arousing serious attention, yet
nothing can be done to prevent it, unless the
citizens organize neighborhood patrols. 1t is
useless to expect the night force to thoroughly
protect the property Of the people; their num-
ber Is too small, and consequently the "beats'
are very large. The following arrests yester-
day by the detective force will give the reader
soma idea of the increase Of this class Of
CRIME: Robert Lloyd. colored, arrested oy OFF,
GERS Nipson and Coates; Daniel Cox, colored, ar
rested ~ Officer Nipsou; Peter Highsrass, COL
ored, arr .sted by Officer Philippi Abram
Brown, colorcd, arrested by Officer Phiiopi.
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Buna1AnY.-Late on Wednesday night last
the LADIES' Of Mr.'wooi's familN residing on
East Beg, Just north of the burnt district,
we're aroused by some enc moving about the
house, and gave the alarm. Mr.. Wood arose,
and on looking aronnd observed negro NOV
ing about. The negro ran Of. hotly pursued
BY Mr.. W., but by jumping over fence into
an adjoining yard he managed to effect his es-
cape. Mr. W. then proceeded to fssten up his
nremises, and in doing so observed that the
mint shop Of Mr. A. 8. Freitas, near by, was
omen. An examination showed that the locks
had been broken, and everything inside was in
confusion. Mr.. T. lost onlya small amount OF
money which was in his drawer, but the bur-
glars, in searching for valua5les, had thrown
all of his goods in a terrible state OF disorder.
MIR. F. had just paid his taxes, ind is rather
mt ous that he hsd paid to have his property
n,ktected, but, as shown, it was entirely un'
nrotectet- This makes the second time that
be has been robbed.
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Our SECURITIES AT TIE NoRTH.-The New
York Herald Of Tuesday. in its money article,
says: The new South Carolina bonds have
been put upon the regular call of the Stock
Exchange. The following were the final street
prices of The Southern list: Tennessee, ex cou-
pom. 62as6s; do, new, 57qa5s; Virginia. ex cou-
pom, 58a59; do, new. 62a62s; Georgia skies,
Sias5; do, sevens, 95as6; North Carolina, ex
coupon, 5sia5st; do., new, 54aa55; Missouri
skies, 91aas2l; Louisiana sizes, 72aa7S; DO.
levee skies, 67ta6ss do. do, eishts, s6aSS; Ala
bama elghts, sTa9S; South Carolina skies, old,
s5as7; do, new, 1867, s3as4; do. do, 1869,
71la71S.
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TIE PofIor FoRoE-TM CANDIDATES FOB
CAPTAIN AND LIEUrENAsTs.-It is generally
understood that at the meeting of Council on
Tuesday night next, called especially for the
purpose of electing city oficers, the entire ses-
sion will be occupied in discussing matters
connected with the police department, and will
result only in the election Of the officers for the
force, viz: captain and three lieutenants.
For the office of Captain. d. W. Hendricks,
B. W. Wllloughby, b. d. Hicks, @. B. Sigwald
and Vim. N. Taft are, We learn, candidates.
Hendricks is st present the captain OF the
force Willoughby is an ex-oficer OF the Fed
eral army; Hicks was formerly detective
officer sigwald was, at one time, captain OF
the force Taft is an ex.lieutenant of the third
Rhode Island battery. Each faction OF Council
held a caucus ON Wednesday afternoon, and
resolved to unite on Major W;lloughby. Those
who have counted noses state that on the first
ballot Wllloughby will get seven, Hendricks six
and sigwald fve votes on the second ballot
the votes for sigwald will be cast for Willough-
by, which will elect him.
For the Office OF Lieutenant there are num-
erous candidates, but so far as We are able to
learn, no agreement has been made between
the factions, and, therefore, who will be the
lucky ones 10 still matter Of doubt. Among
the candidates are A. E. Phiiippi, member
Of The detective force; - Holloway, COL
ored member Of the police force aud son OF
Alderman Holloway; John Monaghan; Orlando
Levy, ex-lieutensnt Of the force.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. JULY 1.-Charleston Hotel.
Mrs. F. F. H. Peck. Savannah; 81. Terry. Rog-
ersford; P. c. McNelty, Savannah; Samuel
Greene, Charlotte; John English, F. NJ. En-
glish, Columbia; VIM. F. Nance. South Caro-
lima; A. J. Reside. Arkansas; a. a. Brown. Au-
gusta; c. ". Cros ell, Columbus; J. G. Henry,
Wilmington, N. c.; J. W. Bailey, Georgetown,
sc.
Pavilion Hotel.--C. Johnson, John Irwin, T.
H. IRWIN, Savannah; R. B. Leighton, Boston;
8. D. Smoke, Newnansville; ]. L. Dixon, NJ. 4
B. Railroad; W. D. Wright, Augusta; David j.
Judah and lady, Savannah; J. E. McGregor,
Beaufort;W. L. Utsey. Georges Station; A. Nor
gan, Georgetowu; Zittorse, Ames' Circus; W.
A. Easverlin, orangeburg; J. L. Bamberg, J.
NJ. Smith, Bamberg.
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EsoArrs FROM TIE PENIrKHT1ARY.-The Co.
Iumbia Phenix, OF yesterday, says: "a color
ed convict. named 81. Jones, who had been
convicted In one OF the lower counties in this
State Of murder. and sentenced to Ten years In
the penitentiary, but who was short time
since detailed as servant at the Superintend-
ents residence, and permitted to be at large,
bot his wife q few days since and left for parts
unknown. Another oonvft, whose name wo
did not learn. escaped from the guard few
mornings since end made tracks through the
city to the Fair Grounds, trsmpling down the
cotton planted there IN his route. He chang
ed his shipped dress for Uuited States so,-
dier's suit, while running, which created con-
siderable merrlment among those who saw
him. He has NOT been recaptursd as yet"
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PERSONAL Jenkins, OF Geor-
pis, and family have gone to Europe.
The host of friends OF General A. G. CARING
ton will learn with regret that he is about to
leave Newberry and make his home in Atlan-
ta- Ga.
Colonel Richsrd Lathers, OF New York, and
formerly of this State, having retired from ac-
tive participation in the insurance business,
has been presented by his late associ ites in
the company, over which he 80 long and sue
cessfully presided, with a grand service of
Mate
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CsuMBs.-The position Of Clerk OF the Mar
ket is sought for by several parties, among
whom are the present officer. William Kirk
wood, W. T. Lovett, member of the detective
force, and John W. Slawson.
It is asserted that box Of Eu Thu Nlka-the
colored peoples friend, as it renders woolly hair
pliable, roftening and Strengthening the knot
test Of it-has been received here, and the
Fourth of July celebrationists will appear
without curly hair, distinctive mark OF their
race.
Officer 8. J. Coates, Of the detective force,
is running for the Office Of Harbormaster.. =
The interest due yesterday on the city six
per cent. stock will be paid by the City Treasu-
rer, on and after the 9th OF this month.
W.. A. Quinn, member Of The detective force,
is candidate for City Sheriff.
Thos. A. Caragher IS candidate for the as
sistant assessorship.
Yesterday Captain Habenicht received from
the Secretary Of State communication noti-
fying him Of his appointment Us Commissioner
Of P.lotage.
Nearly every member Of the detective force
is applying for asclty Office.
Mr.. E.. Baynard Seabrook is prominently
spoken of among the Republican party gossips
for the City Attorneyship, and will probably be
elected.
Messrs. H. Cobia & Co. are reconstructing
the building adjoining their place Of business
in Vendue Range. Mr.. d. Cross is doing the
brick work, and Mr.. D. G.. Wayne the wood
work.
The Charleston Post Of the Grand Army of
the Republic will shortly establish another
post exclusively for the colored men.
! The awning frame, erected by Mr. q. Werner
for Messrs. Paul. welch & Brandes, in front o.
their house on East Bay, is 30 tastily finished,
and at the same time 30 light and elegant as
TO attract general attention.
As misery loves company, it may be some
satisfaction to ,our citizens to know that on
yesterday the thermometer in Columbia stood
at 102, and in Savannah at 90.
! The material Of the Charlestoner Zsituug
was purchased yesterday by Messrs. Erckmann
& Boyer.
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MEMS FURNISHING Goops.-A lively estab-
ishment is BackwelI's new gents furnishing
store, in King-street, west side, one door be-
low Market-street. The motto there is big
sales and small profits, and the latest and best
styles OF shirts, collars, drawers, ties, scarfs,
gloves, hosiery, &C., are always on hand ia
endless profusion, and at surprisingly low
prices. Call and take a look at the stock.
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A Cool Daux.-one Of our exchanges has
. novel recipe fora pleasant summer drink.
We have not tined it. but it may be good :
'Take spoonful Of whiskey and drop it care
fully on the bottom Of wineglass; then take a
quart Of water and throw Il out OF the window,
and add more Hhiskey. to that in the glass.
Taste to see If strong enough. II go, add
more whiskey. Let this preparation stand till
you are dry, and then drink it clear"
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CAROLINA MUTUAL INSURANCE CoaRANY.-
The annual meeting Of this company was held
in the hall Of the German Engine Company
Yesterday morning, when the following named
gentlemen were elected the Board Of Directors
for 1ss9-7O: John A. Wagner, President; VIM.
Brunjes, Treasurer; Il. KlAte, Secretary
Ward No. /, E. J. h. Fischer; Ward No. 2, J.
P. Merkhardt; Ward No. 8, z. b. Stelhus;
Ward No. 4, p. O. Schroeder; Wards Noe. and
z, D. Bulwinkle; Wards Nos. 6 AMI 8, Fr.
.streekfnss., =. - i. .r-l =
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, JULY 1-HoN.
GEORGE s. BRYAN, JUDGE. PRESIDING.
following business was disposed Of to day:
In the Dist,1ct Court petition Of Rich-
ard B. Carpenter for final discharge, was refer
red >to. Registrar J. @. Carpenter, AMI final
hearing ordered on the 18th Of July.
In the case OF John A. McRae, assignee, vs..
q. 8. Crabb, petition for sale Of property, it
was ordered that the property should be sold
by the assignee, except such portion as may
be set aside according to law, and that judg-
ment creditors be perpetually erjoined from
enforcing fl Jds.
In the case Of AA.P Pollock, bankrupt. it was
ordered that the assignee pay certain costs.
In the case Of 8. Y. Tupper. executor Of es
tate Of James Tupper ct al, vs. VIM. p. Rus
sell ct al. petition for payment Of claims,
the matter was referred to Registrar Carpen-
ter. ---~
In the case Of Thos. c. and L. A. Beckham,
executors Of L. A. Beckham, vs.. L. II. Massey,
petition to establish lien, the matter was
referred 10 Registrar W. J.Clawson.
In the case OF David Lopez & Son vs.. Ma
thaniel Haywood, The report OF the assignee
was confirmed.
: In the case Of John A. McRae vs.. William B.
Lee, spetitlon for sale Of bank property, the
petition was granted.
! In the case of J. A. McRae vs. ]. n. Waddell,
q petition for the sale of bank property, the
petition was granted.
In the case OF J. A. McRae vs. ]. d. Lee, pc
titon for injunction and sale Of bank property,
it was ordered that the judgment creditors be
eojoined from enforsing judgment liens, and
that they on the 10th Of August next show
cause why their liens should not be perpetual
ly eujoined.
In the case OF ]. A. McRae vs.. Jeremiah Grant,
report Of assignee on sales and prayer for il.
structions. the report was confirmed, aud
the assignee instructed to pay all taxes and
costs unpaid.
In the case OF ]. a. McRae vs.. q. R. Easter
ling, the reports Of the assignee and registrar
were confirmed.
In the case OF ]. A. MoRae vs. Thomas d.
Askew, the reports Of the assignee and regis
trar were confirmed.
In the case Of D. D. Mccall vs. J. G.. Grant,
the reports OF the assignee and registrar were
confirmed.
In the case OF the United States vs.. fifty
wooden packages Of tobacco found at Colum-
bia, 8. C.,-iniormation for forfeiture for viola
Iation OF revenue laws-it' was ordered that
the properly be sold by the United States dar-
shall. .--..-'...-
In the case OF the United States vs. twenty
four wooden packages found OF Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad Company. the same
order was entered; as was the case with sew
eral other wooden packages OF tobacco found
at various points.
In the case Of George A. Wicas & Co., A. T
Stewart. and E. j. Jeffrey & Co. vs.. Levi
Drucker-opposltion to discharge under bank
rupt act on the ground Of fraud partial hear
ing was-given and the case continued until to-
day
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BusINEss NOTICES.

CHOICE FAMILY LARp.-The rein ed family
lard packed in wood caddies BY Proctor q
Gamble, OF Cincinnati, is spoken of very highly.
The caddy is go prepared that there is no abb
sorption and leakage. the lard itself is first
class article the packages are full weight, and
are particularly adapted 10 hot climates. This
lard can be obtained OF all first class grocers.
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TIE BALTIMORE STEAMER sailed at one
O'Clock yesterday. carrying large cargo OF
cotton, rice and sundries for Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, Bosom. and the cities Of the North
west. The first shipment OF rosin from
Charleston 10 Chicago is on board the Mary
land this trim. -Fe- .-t..zfiy
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The FouRrH OF JULY ASD BANK UsAaEs.-
The paragraph which we published the other
day correctly states the law in New York in
regard to notes falling due on or about the
fourth Of July. But such is not the law nor
the usage Of the banks in South Carolina.
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DRUG LApx1s.-we desire to cali the stten-
tion Of druggists in the city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities Of rM NEWS
Job Office for printing all kinds Of drug labels.
prescription blanks, &C., at the shortest no
4ioe, and in . style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock OF cuts, borders and
fancy type is unusually large and cho,ce. Call
Ind examine specimens Of work.
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BEFORE TIE MAYOR, yesterday, we're eight
persons who had imblbed too freely OF, 'fusil
OIL" Among them was one poor fellow who.
while asleep. was.robbed Of his pocket book.
hat, coat, and, vest. In addition. to. these
serious troubles, he had 70 pay . fine OF IS for
getting drunk. Il ,oe;s lssIs,e ,.
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NoUNCE that they have been appointed BY Mes.rs.
HENRY 2. HANNIS CO.. OF Philadelphia, their
soIe Agents for the state of South Carolina for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME. K Xxx, XXX. XXXX,
NECTAR CABINET and o!her brands OLD RYE
WHISKIEa.
They also wish to announce that they will be in
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI>KIES, direct from
DistiIlery at Hannsvrlle, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contracts will be male for large lots OF
new Whiskies In bond at Distillery Warehouse.
CLACIUS WHITE,
No. 81 East Bay street,
June1G wfm3mos Charleston, g. G.
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= STATE COURT. Hon. B. B. oAnpEsTEs, JuDaE,
PREsm1sa.-ht this court yesterday number
Of, civil cases were disposed of, but none OF
general interest. r+.
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fint Arts.
CuLORING.

DHOTOGRAPn COLOKING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style of colorng preferred.
April 90 3mos*
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TIM bAM4 NEWS PR1cE CURRENT AND Cox
M1aox1 CnoSu1nln win be ready for delivery at
our couhing-room at nine o'clock this MORN
ing. sinxaesopies Ave cents. Orders for ten
copies and over viii be filed at the rate Of two
and half cents per copy.
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LOCAL MATTERS
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation oi
which Is about twice as large as that OF any
ether paper published in South Carolina, is the
Dest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
who want houses orapartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEn-
z1ssxKsTs, puyase1: FOR which must invariably
Ibe made whsn the order is gioen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work
men, mechanics, -servants, porters, chop.
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or Found; houses. shops, offices
and warehoussdwanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinda.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES 20 words. ...26 cents
FouR LINES or 80 words. ....4o
147L FIVE LMls Or 40 words.... $50
al advertisements to be inserted. ct these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NExs Office by 9P. NJ.
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ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.

STATE TREASURY OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. June 16, 1853
UNDER TIE ACT FOE THE CONVERSION OF
THE STATE SECURITIES, the Treasurer OF the
State is prepared to issue Bonds bearing S11 Per
Cent. interest payable semi.annually for registered
stock Bonds are prepared for 500. $500 and $1,000
Fractions may -e returned IN certificates OF stock.
Persons desirous of converting their Stock into
Bouds will please present their certificates at this
office, with name endorsed upon the Lack twtt
nessed.)
Registered stock In lieu thereof, will please present
the same TO this office with instructions.
Where parties cannot attend In person to transact
their business at this off, 1t Is preferable that the
same sheuld TO transacted through some authorized
agent NILES 9. PAHkEh,
June II 1S Treasurer State South Carolina
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AncrtoN shnNrHIS DAl

Ksox.DiLS 4. Go. viii een az 10 O'Clock ct
their store, furniture, sundries, &c..
NILES DRAH vii. sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, dry goods, clothing, &c.