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DISTRESSING THAN A BILIOUS ATrA0Ks---
Who is not familiar with the well.known symp.
toms, Oppression across the stomach snt Chest,
Low Spirits, Restiessness, Gloomlnsss Of Mind,
Weakness, Dull Headache, Dirty, Greasy appear
ance OF the Skin, yellow Tlnge of, the
White of the Eyes, Loss Of Appetite and oostive.'
nessS Few, indeed, Of the more ordinary Ills Of
life are more widely prevalent than these Bilious
Disorders, and yet they may readily be got rid Of
by using Dr. D. JAYNE's sANATIvE PILLS; by
whose operation the Liver WIN be rapidly restor-
ed to healthy action, the vttiated secrettohs OF
the Stomach changed, all Costiyeness removed
and the whoe system assisted IN recovering its
normal condition. Sold by all Druggists and at
wholesale by GOODRICH, wINBMANs q CO...
Charleston. 8. @. dec7-Wfm3
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DOCK. AND BRIDGE WORK.
JoH.i D. GRIFFIN, CONTRACTOR.

Estimates and plans furnished on application
for all classes Of BRIDGE AND WHARF WORK
in city OF country.
Orders solicited from County Commissioners.
and others having charge OF public works.
Address Postofice Box 81, Charleston, 8. o.
nev2s-1mo"
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w- NOTICE.-AT THE NEXT SEES
SION Of the Legislature the Charleston Rifemen
Club will apply for Charter Of Incorporation.
uOy12-s3W2 ~; "st =. s.i'tlss. 1s.>
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~ IMPORTANT 70, OWNERS OF
SEWING MACHINES. JOHN CLARK, JR, Z COS
BEST sM.CoRD SPOOL COTTON, on Black
spools. For sale at retail by D. B. HAsELT0N,
No. SO7 King street. =. decS-1mo u
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MTCONTRACT WANTED FOR DITCH
ING Rice Land near Georgetown. Apply to q. 3,
". G. BEE 4 CO.; Adgers Wharf =,
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Business Garos.

H E A T q d B g. E
NOS HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON AsG,
wHoLRsALE DEALERS N, &c.;
WHISTLES, BRANDIEs, GINS, WINES, CIGARS,
TOBACCO, DC, .,...y -
Have on hand, and are daily receiving, 8 large
and well selected stock Of the above, which thty
oner on the most favorable terms.
We have still retained the services OF MI. JOB;
DAWSON, who will be pleased to see bis frierds-
sep15 -
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1HEsUBLImE OR THE RIDIcU ULo Us.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

Will you confer upon your literary readers
the favor of giving general circulation to this
gem of composltion-the veriest triumph oil
rhetorical nonsense. An explanation of Its
meaning will add to Its ualue. Its author must
be disciple of Talleyrand's; for ifever words
were effectively used 10 conceal ideas, the
writer of this ''morceau de plume" has so en-
ployed them. The sentence is one of several
similar ertrauaganzas to be found in the last
number Of the XIX Century, under the title OF
ssFree Thought and Free Thinkers" Hold your
breath
"Impelled by. an irresistible longing. II
seeks, By ideallzing nature, to grasp the
mighty secret of their twin being (,ohose p to
discover the hidden link that binds the morta!
to the eternal, the human TO the Infinite, ano
gathers, as the crown Of its labor, only tne
paIlid foam-wreaths that feak the relentess
blllows of time, far off on the surge OF whose
ceaseless torrent dance the dim corpse IlghtS,
{what are they p swells the faint music toe'
has lured 1t to its impotent endeaVor'
The Sphin:rs riddles were easy reading u
that effusion Can you extctcate the serS'
from the verbiage?
A PUZZLED SUBSCRIBER.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., July ls, 1870.

CHARLESTON, S. C., July IL, 1871.
Alua Gage, Esq, Chairman of Executive Com
minee of Citizens on Rte City Debt:
Sm-In compliance with request OF your
committee to aid them In an exhibit of the
condition of what is called the city debt,
have the pleasure of submitting the following
tabular statement, which think correct and to
your purpose, in showing the yearly amount
that would be necessary to- meet the principal
and interest to Its end.
The first column shows the sum required
each year as, interest upon the unpaid debt;
the second shows the amount of principal an
nually becoming dse; the third shows the sum
of the yearly interest and lnstalments togeth-
er, and the fourth the debt remaining after
payment of instalments.
1t may be proper to add that, besides the
sum therein stated as the city debt, there Is
also in addition thereto s5l,5O0 bonds OF the
city, bearing per cent. interest, and $4,000
of per cent. city stock 10 the College and
High School, which makes the whole debt
s5,2l2, ,7OS as appears by last report Of the city
treasurer, and will increase the Interest table
by 1920 year. am not informed as to
when the principal Of these latter stocks and
bonds are payable. -
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
P.J. CooGAN,
City Appraiser.
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THE CITF DEBT.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

| 10 The EDlIOR OF IdE N6Wo.
The following letter and statement may
afford some information to your readers upon
the subject of the city debt, and exhibit the
condition of that important question.
1t appears that the sum Of the several annii-
al instalments Of the principal and interest be-
coming due upon the present sum of IS, 1877 2os,
without account of s75,5OO due in bonds and to
college and high school, will amount at date Of
anal demand to near slo,OOO,OOO; also, that
upon the estimated true value of all the real
estate and personal property, goods, wares
and merchandise, Of the city, say s25, ,000, 900,
the tax required to meet this debt alone in
1871 will be s647,67G, OR over 50 50 on the hun
dred dollars.
II we add to this only the Whitfield down
sum Of former appropriations to meet NUM-
cipal requisites, say 100000, we shall have
81 ,o47, ,676, or over 81 tax upon every hundred
dollars worth of property, goods, wares and
merchandise OF the city for the coming year,
1871.
I would not voluntarily or unnecessarily
comment upon subject that some may deem
better to be left still to sleep, though it be the
sleep of incipient death. but have thought it
best in this matter, which must necessarily
come within all our experience, that citizens
should have the opportunity Of knowing how
they now stand and what to contemplate In
the immediate and following future.
Your obedient servant,
ALvA GAGE,
Chairman of Committee Of Citizens on the City
Debt
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SECOND BLASrFROM TRIAL JUS
TICE T. j. MACKEY.
TO THE PUBLIC.


The editors Of the Bowen-Sawyer organ in
this city having most lylngly replied to my
card of yesterday, desire briefly to rejoin.
propose to answer their charges seriatin'.
First. That I attempted to murder my
nephew in the City Council.
Answer. A sworn jury Of my countrymen
acquitted me OF thatrcharge.
Second. That my court, as trial justice, has
been devoted more to partisan politics than to
justice.
Answer. My judicial conduct has never been
the subject of complaint by the press or the
people, and have larger civil and criminal
business than any justice in the city.
Third. That the true Republican party repu
dates and scorns me.
Answer. have just been elected vice
president of the Grand Council of the Union
League OF South Carolina.
Fourth. That Major Willoughby was set upon
by my armed followers.
Answer. These same editors stated in theiI
issue Of Tuesday that he assaulted me, and
s:cloud of Witnesses testify that received nc
aid in performing the easy fea! of Gaming the
hired bully of those two bummers OF the press
Fox and Morris.
Fifth. That did not even ask the publlca
ton of card in reference to the affair in
question.
Answer. Captain P. L. Miller and four other
friends of mine called on these editors, on
Tuesday morning, and stated that I desired te
publish card in their journal in reference tt
the affair in question, and they state that the!
were informed BY them that they would no
publish anything from my pen.
So much for this precious pair OF EDITORS
who illustrate the idea of the coolie system II
American journalism, imported to write ant
lie under contract.
As to their boast that they hold my cane,
only desire to say that it was picked up after
had thrown 1t at the back of their flying bully
It cost but fifty cents, and has paid for itself
They may present it to Willoughbyi indeed h
can rightrully claim 1t, for, as the cattle dea'
ers say, he towns its mark"
T. J. MACREY.
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"A West Point cadet writes this to the New
York Standard in regard to the deeply-injured
Smith: "If the white plebes we're as guilty in
impertinence 10 the dril-masters and officers
"a he is, they would be confined to their tents
for two weeks, with no liberty, except at meal
times. His officers are actually afraid to use the
same language to him that they do to others, for
political reasons, and he is treated far better
Than any boy at his entry has ever been since
West Point was founded. The few trials he has
endured have raised q terrible storm, and any
one who has conversed with cadet can uD-
Ssrstand what terrible trials the new students
are compelled to endure, compared with which
his are pleasures"
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A BOLD, BAs BoY.-0n yesterday afternoon,
the gentlemen Of household on autledge
avenue being absent, and the ladies thereof
engaged in conversation in an upper story,
their attention was arrested by noise below.
One of the ladies going down, and finding the
door of the drawing-room ajar, Immediately
entered, but was shocked to find no better
company than very black and dirty negro
boy. The youth appeared to be greatly abash-
ed, and showed no disposition to stand his
ground, but made very ungentlemanly leap
from a back window. The young lady who
made the discovery also beat hasty retreat
UP stairs to inform her mother. Bg the time
good order was restored, the boy had cleared
himself and it was useless to make an alarm.
Nothing was missing from the room in which
the boy was found. Moral: Keep your front
doors locked.
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@b,tnarp.

ELIlS.-Died, on the morning OF the 27th OF
and Sarah A ELLIS, aged one year, one month and
nine days -;
sThe Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away
blessed be the name Of the Lord.n
ADGER.-Died at Pendleton. S. c.. July 90
1870, MARY AaoRY, daughter OF J. Ellison and
Susan q. Adger. aged fourteen months and
twelve days.
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= NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

@ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL
ROAD cUMPANY-oFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER,
WILMINGTON, N. c., JULY 2s. 1s1o.-sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office Until 3lst Of
August proXimo for building the extension OF
this Road from Sumter to Columbia, including
Grading, Trestle-worl,s; Masonry and Bridges, or
any portion or tlis work; The Specifications,
Maps and Profles can be seen at this office,
where any information required WIN be given.
Proposals will be endorsed proposals"
The Company reserve the right to reject any
bid. JOHN C. WINDER,
aur1-IrnO Chief Enrinper
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HUSBANDS, love your wives" is az injlnc-
ton of Holy Writ, and one of the best ways Of
showing your appreciation Of that command is
to stop at No. 27 Queen street and leave an
order for one of the improved Common Sense
Sewing Machines to be sent up. The best
machine ever produced yet for the amount Of
money. julyl8
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at 81 per
thousand. Ser your orders. Every mer-
chant and b.,s,l:ess man should have bis card
printed on his envelopes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-04

CRuMBs.-The Third Ward Union Reform
Club meets this evening, at 8 o'clock.
The day of sailing of the steamship Sa!vor
has been changed from Friday to Saturday, the
9Th instant, at 2 P. M.
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Auction Sales This Day.

John G. dilnor Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
dry goods and sundrles.
]. A. Enslow, & Co. will sell at II c'e!ecN' at
their store, seltralsing flour.
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Meetings This Day.

Union Reform Club, Ward at 3, p. NJ.
LAFAYETTE Artillery Charitable ASS ociatior
at halfpast P NJ.
Young America Fire Company. a. P. NJ.
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nD- THE LIFE-SUSTANING PRINCI-
PLE.-The vital aud the muscular systems are
entirely distinct from each other. A man may
have the brawn OF Hercules, but II he Is deficient
IN vita, energy he will not wear as we'll, or last as
long. or be as healthy and happy while lie does
last, as the man OF ordinary or even slender
build. who possesses larger share OF this anil
mating principle. One OF the greatest recommen-
datons OF that pure vegetable inYlgorant. HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS, Is that is In
crease5 the vital force OF the system. No medl'
cine can double the volume OF mans muscle or
thicken and vulcaniZe his thew5 and sinews; but
Hostetter's Bitters has an effect much more Ira
porrant. It's use promotes constitutional v!gCr.
Il reinforces the life.power, OF which bone and
sInew and muscle are merely the instru-
ments, holding the same relation to X tina; ma
chinery does to steam. Let the slight and appa.
rently fragile take heart; they may have more
stamina, though far less physical strength, than
the broad -shouldered athletes they regard with
envy. To restore, to sustain, to increase this
staminal principle, which, when in full supply.
is the source OF health and the best guarantee OF
longevity, IL special property OF the famous re-
storatiye. IC Is not only SPECIFIC Tor dyspepsia,
biliousness intermittent fevers constipation, &C.,
and q preventive OF all diseases Of malarious
character, but the best OF all medicines for
strengthening the constitution and awakening
the powers OF nature from whatever cause they
may have become lethargc. iulye9-6 D5C
~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when In 1884, Dr.. RUGGE discoV.
a-o, .f,arhoric tcidn and its extraordinary med..
cal effects, nothing iu the history Of Medicine has
eoualied 1t. Largely used by the French phys.
clans In treatment OF consumptive aud scrofu-
lous diseases, It was introduced By the Co1r: PLY
s.ciau OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, !ato Prus
sa, and from thence to the United States. No
thing else OF the present day can equal Hen
RY'S SOLUTION OR CARBOLIC CONSTITUTION
RENOvATOR. Patients get better 0JseS- o:!ty o''t
dose has oeer, taken, and we cordially recommend
I. TO the publi;.-FEiisor "Argus." Ian17 iyr
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5perial Notlres.
p THE BARNWELL SENTINEL HAS

~ THE BARNWELL SENTINEL HAS
lished in Barnwell County, and Merchants, Fac
tors and Business Men who advertise, expecting
TO be benefited, would consult their interests by
giving 1t trial. 1t clrculates at every postofice
In the County and on the South Carolina Rail.
road, from Charleston to Augusta. Is taken by
every business man In the County of any note,
and as an advertising medium Is unsurpassed by
any Country Weekly in the State.
Address =, E. II. BRONSON,
fr1roo-1mo PSoDrietor
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PHosPHArE.-'rhe large quantities OF crude
phosphate lying on the different wharves indi-
cate that the fertillzing business is assuming
extensive proportions.
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RANGE OF TIE THERMoHsrER at Joseph
Blackman's drug store, No. SO Broad street,
August Sd: 8 o'clock, 81; 10, s6; 10, 80; 2, ss;
4, SO; 6, 81; 8, 80.
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IMPRovE4ENTs.-On the vacant lot at the
corner OF East Bay and Market streets, new
brick building Is to be erected BY Mr. NJ. Luhrs'
1t Will be used as store. The work Of fexcava
.tion has already commenced.
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FISHES FISHES The good people up town
are greatly annoyed by the cries OF hsh-sellers
at late hours. Where are the city regulations.
and where the police?
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~ AWAYWITH sPECTACLEs.-oLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medl-
cInes. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad-
dress DR.. E. B. TOOTE, No. 1oo Lexington avenue
New York. neclh
ns- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
rRUssEs.-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sen. postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. P0OTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue, New
York. 1ecis
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BILL HEAPS printed on fine paper a. 81, 81,
IS, Sc so and IS so per thousand, according &c
size, at THE NEu Job Office.
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sHARK.-Eight gallons of oil were reduced
from the liver OF the large shark captured at
the head of Atlantic wharf on Monday.
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INsANE.-A woman named Sarah Hodge was
taken up in Coming street on the charge Of
being insane. The case was referred to Dr.
Lebby for examination.
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ADVERTISERS will take notice that we cannot
engage that any advertisement sent to TIE
NEWS office at later hour than haif-past nine
O'Clock at night will appear in the next morn
ing's paper. An exception to this rule is maze
in favor of nstices of meetings deaths ana
funerals.
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HUSINESS NOTI E s..

HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
Black? Wilson'S GROCERY. luns
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Shirts an1 turn,stlng %ooos

.>.>,.-,---~. -.~-,.~-->>~~>>
q c o T is
PERFECT FITTING STAR SHIRTS.
CHEAPEST SHIRT HOUSE IN THE CITY.
F1Rsr.cLAss WORK. PERFECT FIT GUARAy.
TEED.
STAR SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
SHIRTS SENT EVERYWHERE By EXPRESS.
SIX FINE sEyRTs FOR sla
SIX MAsoNv[LLE MUSLIN SHIRTS, with fine
Linen Bosom, SIS.
SIX wAMsUTrA MILL SHIRTS, wita very fine
Linen Bosom. $lS.
SIX NEW YORK MILL SHIRTS. with very fne
Linen Bosom, 1921
MADE TO ORDER ERoH MEASUREMENT.
SIX FANCY PERCALE SHIRTS AND COLLARS,
SIS, or So each.
full line OF all sizes ready y-Iade.
These goods are 90 per cent. lower than any
other house in .he trade.
Send for printed Circular arIGtrecs!oa o, mea
sure. Address
E. sc OFT
ian17-smoso4c STAR sErRT EMPORIUM.
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Gusriai Nntires.

Ms- NOTICE-MR. WILLIAM HUME
having been elected Town Surveyor by the Town
Council of Moultrleville on sullvan's Island, at
meeting held on the 2sth day of.July last notice
is hereby given that all persons locating Lots in
Moultrievle will be required to have them sur.
we'd by the Town Surveyor.
BY order OF the Intendant.
D.B. GILLILAND,
aug4 Clerk OF Town Council,
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AcrUE.-The unusually large amount Of
merchandise to be seen in front of various
mercantile houses on the Bay, awaiting ship
ment to different quarters, indicates more
than ordI1ary business activity fosfhe season.
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@-THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY
Wives and Mothers have the destiny OF the coun'
try in their hands-consequently II Is al! impor.
tans that they (the Wives and Mothersl should be
healthy, and sound In body and mind. There Is
no remedy eXtant equal to BRADFIELD'S FE.
MALE REGULATOR for aii diseases peculiar to
Ladies.
For safe By GOODRICH wGSEMAS & co.
jun25-stuth6mos
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PERIODICAL LrTERATURE.-The Westminster
Magazine for July (Ameriean edltion) has the
foiIoWtps table of contents: Unpublished Let
ters,w wtittenby Samuel Taylor coleridgei Indian
TaSstien-Lord :Colnwallis's Land Settlement;
The Haaouality Question in Austria; the Fu-
ture Of the British Empire; Shelley; Colonial
ands1merican Paaperism; Roman Cathode
clsm. Present and Future; Contemporary Lite
rature. Mr. John Russell, King street, is the
Charleston agent.
The Eslectlcf for August contains an admirable
portrait of Louis XIV, intended to-be the first OF
series to Illustrate le Grand Steele. The con-
tents Of the magazine this month present the
sdad and the entertaining in about equal pro-
portions. Their special merits our readers
must discover for themselves. The Eclectic Is
handed US by Mr.. Fogartie, Of King street..
RECOVERED FROM THE DEEp.-It will be re-
melnbered that during the war the United
States steam-sloop Housatonic, a superior ship
of her class, was sunk near the Rattlesnake
shoaI, of this port, By torpedo boat from
this harbor. The Monitor Wreckins Company,
which has been working at the wrecks In this
vicinity some time, have lately given their
attention to the Housatonic, and are securing
valuable portions Of the hull and machinery.
Among other things are the propeller, maze
of composition, Weighing several tons; the
shaft, partly composed Of brass. and the stern
post, of copper, with number Of bolts and a
a part Of the hull attached-the whole weigh
inp about twenty tons. These articles have
been landed on Commercial wharves, where
thew may be seen The torpedo boat, which
was not heard from after, is said to be In sight
near tie wreck, and will, ere long, be secured
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TIE RyRA1. CARoLIS1AN.-The August num-
Der OF this valuable magazine has table of
contents too large Cor republication. Particular
attention is given. Il, the small grains and to
horticulture; while the cotton planters will
notice With pleasure. and read with profit, an
exhaustive article upon the caterpillar by Dr..
Phares. This article Is accompanied BY q
chrome llthograph, showing the appearance
of the insect in all Its stages Of development.
No finer or more accurate drawing has ap-
peared In any Southern magazine Of which we
have knowledge n fine likeness of the late
william Gilmore simms is the frontispiece
Of the number, and there are other Illustrations
of value and interest.
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MAsRF BA1LwAY.-TheS feasibility 81 con.
structing marine railwayis being discussed
by those interested. Such an, arrangement
would be great improTementsupon the old
dry dock, and,a great convenience to Inter
,ested =inImariie matters. (;
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MrDELLA TORRE VS.. GIbBES, ET
AL.-NoTICE TO ORED1TORS.-By order OF the
Court, male iI this case, the creditors Of the
late firm OF DELLA TORRE L co. are notified TO
come In and prove their claims before the under.
signed, at his Office No. 81 Broad street, on or be.
fore the Goth day OF August next, otherwise they
will be debarred OF all benefits Of the decree
made In the case. G. ". DINGLE,
uy1S-mthS Special Referee.