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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-06

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA, A.-By
virtue of deed Of trust from John #. Price
and wife, dated March 10Th, 1869, and duly re-
corded, the undersigned, as Trustee therein
named will expose to sale, by public auction,
in front of the Mayors office, in Alexandris,
Va, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of June,
1870, tho following described property, to wit:
No l. A TENEMENT and LOT OF &.sA
GROUND. on the south side Of twenty 4sH.
in front 26 feet and in depth 40 feet.
No. 3 a TENEMENT and LOT OF Essaa
GROUND, adjoining No on the west Qzsal.
in front on said twenty feet alley 81 feet and in
depth DO feet
4 full description Of tho property will be
given on the day of sale.
Terms of sale cash. Sale at II m.
nv 2S-nots GHAS. h. STUART, Trustee.
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II w OF THE LATEST STYLES, at
90, WILMER & SLAYMAkER'S.
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Fairfax co., my 18-1aWts

rs,RUSTEH'S SALE.--By virtue of q decd OF
{ trust from William D. Shepherd and wife,
dated tho 5th day OF December, 1867. duly re-
corded amongst the land records Of Fa rfnx
county, and for ;hn purposes therein mention
cd, / Will sell at public auction, nj Fairfax
Court House, Va, on MONDAY, the EO:h day
Of Juno next, that being Court day. the TRACT
OF LAIRD called "MOUNT OAK" near the
,iIlngc of Falls Church, formerly belonging to
Daniel +. Dulany, containing near 900 acres
The buildings consist Of large BRICK 4s77A
DWELLING HOUSE ard other out ERall
buildings; it is vol watered has n suihciency
Of timber for its support, and is one Of the most
beautiful ana desirable tracts Of land in tho
county. 1t is distant about miles from Wash
ington city and from AlexanIris.
TEKMS-Sl, 5@4 Is. with interest from tho LIST
Of January, 1865, and tho expenses Of sale, viii
ho required in cash; Sl,59l.G5, with interest
from tho lst OF January. 1863 on the lst day OF
january, ISL, 1872 and 1875, the excess. ifnny,
with interest from tho day of salo. to be- paid on
tho Isl day Of January, 1878, to be secured by a
l"r H 9 th GTc r!:G ~. e '; >S
such tiLlu only rs il vested in no, winch, no"
ever, il believed to be unquestionablo
trHOS. II. LOVE, Trn:tae
ir,;rr,y co, NV lU-la4W
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STOV rs ) STORED AM REPAIRED dur
ing t. Summer y: tbs TIN AMI :rUN E store ul
IllOM AS HOY, corner OF King and Pitt st:,
opposite tho Marshall House. ap HIT
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Auction SALES.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.-By virtue of q
decree of the Circuit Court of Alexsndria CO.,
Va, pronounced at it's May term, 1870 in the
suit of Frar els L. Smith and others VS.. Samuel
Miller and Others, the undersigned, Commls-
sioners appointed by the said Decree will offer
for sale, by public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th day of June, 1870 at IL
O'Clock m, the following described property,
in the city Of Alexandria, Va, to wit:
A LOT OF GROUND, or the east side OF
Union street, between King and Prince. frent-
ing on Union street seventy-one fest nine and
half inches. and extending osstwardy one hun
6red and thirteen feet two inches to the Strand,
having the same front thereon on Union St.,
with the use of q twenty feet alley on the north,
a four feet alley on the south, and sidewalk
on the east, in common with others entitled
thereto. There is an old BRICK WARE.
HOUSE on the lot. Possession given the first
of January, 1871.
TERMS-One tenth Of the purchase money
in cash the residue in three equal payments at
SIX twelve AMI eighteen months the deferred
payments to bear interest at six per cent, and 10
be secured by tho purchasers bonds, with good
personal security, an retention of the title to
the property until the purchase money shall
Eavo been paid. Cost Of stamps and convey
ancihg to be paid by the purchaser.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Jr.,
- o<,fS n
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HESTIV Al NOT 9 f..

WANTEp.dA, es Si rssls ny HS"s
,,a,ner smies man and cumpounaer Ill Il ht",-
Glass; whoiesul., liquor houee. Hoierrnrt' "a
dress D, dickson House, 1O1 liLh ~. Hsh'Ha
- 80 n n jr j-l""
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AUCTION SALES.

rs:RUSTEES SALE OF a TENEMENT
AND LOT OF GROUND IN ALEX.
ANDKIA, VA.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed by Reuben Ingalls,, dated May 3lst,
1861 and of record in liber Z. No. 3, page 3i5,
Of the Alexandria county land records the un-
Aersgned, as Trustee therein named. will ex-
pose 10 sae, by public auction. in front Of the
Mayors Office in the city of Alexandra, Va,
on 'A!'U !DAY, the 1lLh day Of June. 1870,
al - H., TENEMENT AID LOT OF O..
Gii''' y u, nr.r /. and north of the Canal A:y3
5a III, IN front 20 ie,t IL inches, and in depth
- irc L. alley ii feet in width--.,he Same
bin the property, " occupied by said Reu-
bon Ingalls,
Term: Il :u!t. i:a5!.
Jed t. MICH'L FANNON, Trustee
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VAL ABLE MILL PROPERLY Fob

=
Term: Il .a:y cash
jed t. MlCH'L FANNON, Truste,
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOI
s;ALtj. go pursuant t. a decree of tho Gin
cut Court for the county Of Fairfax, in the CAS-
-; William Il. Gooding, Ass gnee, against j oh
Il Barnes ct al., pronounced at its June tern
1861 tho undersigned Commissioners. will sci
aL public auction, ut Fairfax Court House, o.
the 9Th DAY OF UNE, 1870, Court day thu
valuable Mil in Fairfax county, known q
HOPE ARK MILL located or Pine,
branch, miles from Ccntreville, miles fror
Fairfax station, and from Clifton, on tn
Orange and alexandria Railroad, to which
attached TIL RfY ACRES OF LAND. seven
cighths OF which srein timber. Tho mill build
ing is iG By 20. three stories high, oversize
power, with six feet head of water, 81 foe
wheel, running ut prcsent!ono pair of burrs.
There ~ also small but convenient DIV Ell
LING HOUSE near the mill, small BARE ~
and other out buildings. 10 an enterpris- H:
ing man, acquainted with milling. the nbov
property may be made very profitable.
TGkMS-Ton per cent OF the purchase mon
np to be- paid in hand the residue in 6. II an
Is months, with interest from the day Of sale
the title oi tho land to be retained and tn
property Liable to DO rosold upon default il
either Of the dolorred instalm crte. Sold be
tween |! md O'clock THOS. MOORE.
TuO$, II. LOVE.
Cue, may o-lAHlo O'uiS. VI 'Ielc
pUBLlC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.- By
Z vi;tue Of IL decree Of the Circuit Court o
Fairfax county; rendered at its Juno torn
1850 in tho cause OF Mary f. Roberts, by he
next friend, &C. vs. Lindley M Roberts. thu
undersigned, special Commissioner therein
uamr1. will sell, on MONDAY, the Doth day
OF juno, 1870 Court day, in front of the Cour
House door Of Fairfax county, TRACT OF
LAND, containing lo3 acres, lying near thu
village of CrnLreville being ono Of the tract:
conveyed tn l.. NJ. Roberts by n. :. GrgSby
by deed, recorded in liber No. , folio
TERMS-Dnrte tenth cash; the residue in
three equal instruments. payable in six, twelve
nnd eighteen r,vn.hs, with interest the deer
red payments to b. secured by tho purchaser
and y retention nf tho tile until tho last pay.
ment is mud'; the cash payment to he forfeited
and the lard respld ~ tho purchasers cost or
his failure to complete his title.
Nj. DULANY BALL,
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Fl" EE:(T-Thc STORE, No. go Map
E$s street; Ap2lY RI lG7 King street; ,,n,,
l.; COOK ~ CREIGHTON.
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DURE CIDER NINEGA i

Just received n supply Of No. fEEl, y = n
GUANO, OK shrp Intrepid, from thu Ch'n' n.
Islands. For sale at lowest mSrka. F.i'ei ny
nil EOUE. WEDUEkBljEN x CO.
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4 Nh. EDITOR: I have received several
messages aud unofficial communications,
intimatihg that the Republican party
would meet us in discussion if we would
permit them. If they will send me an
official communication from their party,
they will receive proper answer. I am
ready to arrange the terms OF discussion
with any one authorized to meet me on
the subject. The gauntlet has been
thrown down; we call upon the cham
pions of the Republican party to take
it up; it cannot bo done by proxy.
E. w. SEIBELS,
Sec. and Treas. Ex. Committee.
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WnES the blood becomes impoverished by
improper digestion, or there is not sufficient
qnirements Of tho system, tho skin becomes
pallid the lips and tongue turn almost white,
and the face assumes wax-like appearance.
This ia q sure sign that the stream OF life
ishel. How is this poverty Of tho blood, of
which emacation, debility and nervous re-
Taxation are the ordinary symptoms, to be
remcdied? The only way would be to invigo-
rate the stomach with LIrPMAN's GREAT GER
MAN DIrTEns, and it will reinforce the blood
with nutritious particles. AT
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A GRAVE suB5Eor.-The New York

A GRAVE SUBJECT. The New York
Post, commenting upon the parade, the
indecencies and the semi.political squab-
bling over the funeral of John Real, the
executed murderer in New York, curl.
ously remarks, that "few citizens will,
after this, be willing to accept Of pub
lie funeral" Few will gainsay that; and
fewer, we think, would care to have
occasion for any funeral at all, if their
own wishes were consulted.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 49, Colun,-
ola Hotet-A. Lewis, Galveston, Texas;
Jno. II. Fuller, Washington, D. c.. w.
w. Graves, Chester; J. A. Simons, Ches-
ter; Jno. H. Holmes, Chester; b. G.
Sloan, Chester; s. Duffie, Charleston;
Richard Wearn, City; Charles r. Bas-
ham, Louisville; johnson Hagood, Barn
vile; Geo. Upper, Charleston; w. s.
Lanneau. Charleston; J. P. Stroller,
Blackville.
Nicherson House H. Fl. Hickman.
Augusta; James Lye. Augusta; G. ".
Hickman, Augusta; W. +. Bowe, An.
gusta; *. *. Wright, Augusta; j. nj.
Mackay, Abbeville; James l.. Orr, Jr.,
Anderson; G. Clacius, Charleston; ]. B.
Henry, Chester; J. ". Summerhays.
United States Army; E. W. Law, York
vile.
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BEAUTIFUL THorGuT.-It may be truth
fully said that the greatest Of all blessings is
turned to sorrows. TO all health is essential
TO. lifc's enjoyment and pursuits, to the
young and old, to the rich and poor Are you
in search of wealth? Health is necessary.
OF what avail would these be without health?
The beauties of spring, the song of birds, the
deep blue sky, the rolling ocean, all have
poetic fascination which charms only the
what are these but mockeries. Tile body dis
eased, the mind sicky o'er with the saddest
OF thoughts. Oh! that may live to appre-
clate the blessings of health. Thisrich boon
Is within the reach of all. The remedy athanu
in HEIN1rsHs QUEENS DELIGHT, the health pa.
nacca. Now is the time to try it, Az
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The following appointments have been
made for Judge Carpenter and General
Butler:
Columbia. Tuesday, August 16.
Winnsboro, Wednesday, August IL.
Chester, Friday, August 10.
Broad River, Chester Co., August 20.
Yorkville, Monday, August o.
Rock Hill, Tuesday, August %.
Landsford, Wednesday, August q.
Lancaster, Friday, August 26
Camden, Monday, August 20.
Sumter, Wednesday, August 81.
Liberty Hill, Kershaw Co., August 81.
Darlington G. H., September 5.
Chesterfield @. H., September 7.
Bennettsville, Friday, September o.
Florence, Saturday, September 10.
Marion 9. H., Monday, September ~.
Kingstree, Wednesday, September IL.
Manning, Friday, September 16.
Orangcburg G. H., September 10.
Barnwell G. H., September 81.
White Hall, Colleton, September %.
Beaufort, Monday, September %.
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A STEAM PLouaH-We clip the fol-
lowing from an exchange:
General Wade Hampton has upon one
of his plantations in Mississippi, a
steam plough which was manufactured
at Leeds, England, and is now in practi-
cal operation. It consists of two porta-
BILE engines. which are so mnde that they
run themselves without tho aid of horse
power, and so entirely dispense with
horses. These engines are placed at op-
posite sides of field, and by means Of
wire cables draw gang of ploughs from
one side to the other. The ploughs cut
the soil much deeper and quicker, and,
laying aside the cost of tho machinery,
at much less expense than the horse
ploughs. They plough, on an average,
about 35 acres per day. The engines
are also useful in other work. Only n
few days ago one of them came down
from the plantation with six wagons in
tow, and drew them back loaded with
lumber over rough roads thut would have
required "a horses to do the same work.
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The attention of the reader is respectfully
invited to the advertisement OF Bradfield &
Co., in another column. They are undoubt-
edly selling the best remedies out for the
diseases they arc recommended for. BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATION and DR.. PBUPHITT's
CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, has certainly
cured more afflicted persons than any two
medicines OF their age. Try them and be
we'll, as these gentlemen guarantee satisfac-
tion or money refunded. AT
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by singular coincidence, pair of
egg merchants at Independence, Iowa,
last week, unintentionally became poul-
tcrers on large SCALE The porter sud
denly heard noise in the store room,
where there we're 60, 900 dozens of eggs
packed away preparatory to being ship
ped East, and on going to SEQ what was
tho matter. found 1900 chickens run
ming about the floor. They had been
hatched by the heat.
EXPLOSION OF "LIoU1D SAFETY GAS"
AN explosion took place in q low drink
ing establishment in New York, on Tues
day, in consequence of the igniting of a
match in room in which stood barrel
of gasoline, ''liquid safety gas" VIM.
NlcGrath, bartender, was fatally in
Jured, and another man severely So The
building was badly shattered. A large
crowd collected to witness the effects of
this new patent onexplosive" COM
bustible.-NeD York World.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN Pu11ADELruIA.-
The extensive factory building owned by
Theodore Vetterburd, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday afternoon. It
was occupied by Wilson & Fennimor's
wall paper factory. the Phoenix brass
foundry, and the Girard finishing works.
Total loss 100000; insured for $50, 900,
mainly in city companies. Two stables
were also burned and eight dwellings
damaged.
DEATH OF CATHOLIC PRIEST. The
Rev. Father John Shanahan died in New
York, on Monday. The deceased was
known throughout the United States,
and, at the time of his death, was the
third oldest priest in the Union-Father
McElroy, of Boston, being the oldest,
and Father Kiernan, of Lancaster, Pa,
being the next He was born in Ire
land, in 1892.
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The SITUAT1oN.-We may expect to
hear ut any moment of the capture of
Strasbourg by tho Prussians It is quite
evident that the French garrison can
never hold out against the force which
is marching upon it. at Metz, however,
the contest will he moro severe. Tho
Emperor has returned to that poin..
and has had long consultations with
Marshal Bazaine. The troops available
for the defence of Metz and Nancy do
not seem to exceed 100000, force ut
terly inadequate to the task, unless the
old boast of tho French should turn out
to be we'll founded, namely, that hand.
fnl of men could hold Metz against a
vast army. Meanwhile, the movement
Of the Prussians upon Mulhausen ap-
pears to indicate n formidable invasion
OF flance ut point where fewer obsta-
cles would have to be encountered.
Jhc mistake which was fatal to Napo-
leon was evidently delay. 1t appears
from the letters of our correspondents
that the Prussians fully expected to be
attacked u fortnight ago, and we're much
surprised ut the French Generals losing.
their opportunity. The movement OF
the Prussian armies at tho close of last
week seems to have taken their foes
completely by surprise. Napoleon will
have good cause to remember the result
of his procrastination to the last day of
his life
In Paris all is excitement and agita-
ton. The first act of the Corps Legisla-
III was to pass q vote adverse to tho
Ministry. This seems to have astonishcd
NJ. Olivier, for the Deputies have shown
no sign OF being opposed to the policy
which eliminated in n declaration of
war. They approved of the course taken
ny the Emperor, and did rs much to
force on the war rs Napoleon himself
refusing even to listen to NJ. Theirs pro.
test against it. Tho general feeling in
the French capital is unquestionably one
OF eagcrness to retrieve the evil fortunes
OF the day. But this very sentiment
may be ominous for tho Emperor. To
him will be ascribed the disasters which
have befallcn the national arms. The
substitution Of Marshal Bazaine for
General Mcmahon may not appcasc the
irritation of the people. These are the
hours when Napoleon's faith in his
''star" must be well nigh dead. Even
the Popo turns his back upon him.
God will provide for me-" His Holi-
ness is reported to havo said, when he
was told that tho Imperial forces would
be withdrawn from Romc-"May I never
sec the French troops again!'' But
whatever may become Of the Emperor,
1T Is impossible to suppose that the
French people will consent to peace
until calamity after calamity has con-
vlnccd them that they have found an
enemy against whom they cannot con-
tend.-Neto York Times.
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CANADA LEFT TO HERsELF. F.-According
to Quebec correspondent of the New
York Herald, the British armaments in
Canada are being removed, and the
IA, 600 British soldiers arc to be sent
homo. England turns ovor her barracks,
magazines, Notifications, &c, to Canada,
which is expected hereafter to defend
herself. The noon gun from the fortress
OF Kingston, which has never failed to
salute the meridian sun since 1872, was
discontinued on the 4th instant. It is
supposed that England, believing Cana
da untenable for defence by any military
force sho can spare in that direction,
does not think it worth while to incur
longer an unnecessary outlay.
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FREE FROM DInT.-Is there any hair color
ing preparations, either here or in Europe,
that resembles puALoNs YIrAL1A OR SALIVA.
TON FOR THE HAIR? Not one. II is clear
iuid that flows from the bottle; does not stain
the skin, and produces mono but natural
shades of color. 1t has no sediment. Sold
by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
Ang IA +
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give the same opportunities to each in
the race Of RACE, and We fear not the re-
suit. The whitaman! !is strong enough
not to begrudge the negro the sopportu-
nifty to show all that he can fairly win,
and to reach tho; highest civilization of
which he is capable. We have no fears
for the result. AS in the future, so in
the past, we expect to find the white
race illustrating and exerting God
given supremacy, and we are willing to
lose this whito power, if it cannot be
won by genius and virtue, rather than
by force and partial legislation. This,
now, will perhaps explain to the Neps
how it is that q white man, full of faith
in the race to which he belongs, may yet
consent to the political and legal
equality OF the oolored race, and yet not
abdicato those sentiments of prido in
race which God has established, and rea-
son and experience approve.
The reform movement is in the line
of progressive Democracy. It acknow-
lodges that negro suffrage exists, how
ever unconstitutionally, and proposes to
extract therefrom as much good as pos
siblo. This is what every sensible De-
mocrat may we'll subscribe to. Again,
the reform meeting socks to array against
corrupt and ruinous regime all the
elements of opposition that can be mus
tered. That would be good Democratic
policy also. Hence wo maintain that
method. Party considerations, nor con-
siderations of any patriotic kind, can
sanction tho unwise opposition of the
Sumter Ne,cs to widespread and gene
rous effort to relieve the State from the
Terrible incubus that rests upon it. In
good faith and in courtesy, we suggest
to the Sumter Nens to review its course.
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PhUcKY.-When the Pope was officially
informed OF the proposed departure Of
the French army, his only reply was,
.dod will provide! May T never SEQ
French troops again."
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NEvERMonE can the coarse, gritty tooth
powders and destroying chemical fluids
III lind place OH the toilets Of sensible people.
The fragrant and preventative SozoDoST has
superseded them Ell.
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"SPALGING's GLUE" mcnds Furniture, TOYS
Crockery, all ornamental work. Ala +
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NEW BOOKS.

LHREE RUSSIA; by Vim. Hcpworth Dixon.
IL s1.50
The Rob Roy on the Jordan, Nile, Red Sea
and Gennesareth, &C., byJ. MacGregor, NJ. A.
$3.50
Frederick W. Robertson's scrmons-com-
pletc, S1.5O
Miss Thackeray's Complete Works-with H.
Illustrations, vol, SITS
Man and Wife; by Wilkie Collins, cloth, 81. so
Methodist Discipline-NEw, so
Aud many other New Books.
Hymn Books of several Denominations, in
various Styles of Binding, at
DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN'S
Aug II Book Store.
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Greenville Female College.
S. b. Thompson-Coroner's Sale.
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The Executive Committee Of the Union Re-
form Party have appointed the following gen.
tlenen Committee to make suitable arrange.
mcnts for Mass Meeting of the people oi
Richland, on TUESDAY, tho 10th inst. Ad.
dresses will be delivered by Judge Carpenter
General Butler and others.
E. W. SEIBELS,
Scc'y and Treasurer Executive Committee.
COMMITTEE.
Edward Hope, i. Stcnhouse,
Il. O'Ncalc, Jr., Walter Fisher, ..
John II. kinslcr, John Crawford,
W: L. Bookter, A. Smythe,
John Frost, Jr, r. d. Sem,
Pr. William Weston, j. II. Wells,
Warren Adams, John Il. Sloan, Jr.,
John Z. Adams, Thomas Taylor,
Capt. Edward Pcrcival,W e. Swaned,
Jesse G. Lykes, James Kennedy,
John Dent. William Myers,
Capt. W. II. Stack, Samuel G. Henry,
Samuel Garner Aug3
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ss- DABNEY MORGAN & CO., VS.. THE
PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF THE
BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, 1T AL. CHARLESTON COUNTY.
COMMON PLEAS, EQUITY SIDE.-An per-
sons, deposit ors in tho Bank Of the State of
South Carolina, or auy OF its branches, hav-
ing claims upon aaid Bank, arc hereby noti-
fled that by tho decree Of his Honor Judge
CARPENTER, made in this cause, and dated
May 7th, 1870, they must prove their claims
before me on or before the fifteenth (15th
day OF August next, or clso they will be barred
from all participation in tho Assets Of eaid
Bank or claims upon the State of South Caro-
lima.
Depositors must present their claims, sus-
tained by affidavit, similar to those REQUIRED
for claims upon executors or administrators.
stating distinctly when the deposit account
began, and when it ended.
The Deposit Books must in every case be
produced if in existence.
CHARLES II. SIhIONTON, Referee.
Charleston, 3. O.. No. Is Broad street, over
Peoples National Bank, June %, 1870.
June q ,3OJulG9 13, 90 23, 80,
Hungry peOple 0o to Pol1ock's