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Just Arrived,

fresh lot of gonuine imported CANA.
T6ERY BIHDS-splendid singers.
XRsL ALSO,
KA>~ beautiful assortment Of GAG ES. Call
early and mako your selections, at tho
April % POLLOCK HOUSE.
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Auct1on @alee.

-AucE1on Salee.
Granite. Marble and Iron For Sale,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DKPARrMENr.
COLUMBIA. April 10, 1870
conformity with concurrent RESOLUTION
OF the two Houses Of the General Assembly.
directing the Governor ito have the Capitol
dIounde cleared Of the rubbish and obstacles
Win which they are now encumbered, and to
d1spose OF, by public auction, such Of the
building materials, old iron, &c.. as, upon
proper examination, may be- deemed unsvail-
able for completing the State Capitol" notice
is hereby given that on TUESDAY, May Q. at
lO O'Clock a. M, will be sold, at the Capitol
Square, large quantity Of damaged Granite
and Marble, Old Iron, wrought and cast, Steel
Chisels, &o., and other materials unavailable
Tor completing the State Capitol.
TERMS, cash on delivery, and the material.
TO be removed as coon as practicable.
JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.
by order OF the Governor.
April 16 16 J. e. GREEN. Agent.
aS Charleston Republican copy times eed
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THE POLILY.HOLDER,s
Life and Tontine Assurance COMPANY
OF the S0uth

of the South,
.T11n % 5,oad st,.eet, CA ,rleston, s. c.,
IL troller- General for the protection Of its
poicy-holders, will issue the usual forms Of
Life and Endowment Policies.
n's Lhe most liberal Company to the Assured
IN The World! 80
The Charter guarantees to tho assured the
cash surrender uatue OF his policy after one
annual al a premium has been paid, except in case
Souh oo'p""S 20 "'e
1t has no Stockholders. All surplus profits
must 1s be divided among the policy holders.
II IS asMorou9hty conservative.
:, IT'S Investments are confined by charter to
the most solid securities, and it is under man
agemeht OF men OF well-establish ability
and integrity.
PERSONS desiring any information will please
commmnicate with any Of the officers.
WM. MoBURNEY, President.
II; r. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres. and Act
GEO: E. ROGGS. sec'y and Gen. Agt.
March 20 418
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Names Of Securities. Rate In. OEer'd asked
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II T. M O v A T,

AVING removed my place Of business to
III the stand formerly occupied by Dr. Berry,
next to Pollock House, my patrons will find
me at that place hereafter, with O full and
complete assortment Of SPRING GOODS.
consistlngof English. French and Scotch Cas-.
smeres, Neck Ties, and Gents Furnishing
Goods generally. A call is solicited
nlarch "a j. F. EISENMANN
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oAAA1 ohOO1t1IlES
North Carolins, old
N. Carolina. new.
South Carolina, old
8. Carolina, new.
s. O. reg. stk, ex in
Georgia, old.
Georgia, new.
Georgia ..........
Tennessee, old.
Tennessee, new.
Alabama
Alabama
CITY SECURITIES.
Atlanta, Ga. +, bonds
hugusta.Ga. bonds
Charleston stock.
Charm Fire LIN BIDS
Colu mbia, s. c., bds
Columbus, Ga. , bds
Macon, Ga, bonds
Memphis, Tenn.
bonds, endorsed.
'' unendors'd
Savannah, Ga. F., bds
Wilmington, N. G.
Wilmington, N. G.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic aud Gulf.
b. r. r.. 1st mort
Central Georgia.
Charleston and Sa.
O., @. & A........
Cheraw and Darl'n
Georgia Railroad.
G. & c., 1st NOR.
G. & c., State guar
Memphis & Charles
N. Eastern psf duo
N. Eastern, new.
Say. & c.. 1st mort
s. & c., State guar
South Carolina.
South Carolina.
Spart'g and Union.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlantic and Gulf.
Central Ga. ex div
c., G. & A..
Georgia
G. and @. r. r.
Macon and West.
Memphis&Charles.
Northeastern
Say. & Charleston.
S. c., whole shares
S. c., half shares,
BANK STOCKS.
fPeo's N. Blk Chm,
capital $500, 600.
fist Nat Blk Charm
capital $4OO, 900.
S. G. Loan & T. Co
Car. Nat. Blk. Cola
Bank of Charleston
whole shnres...
Bank Char. = shs.
Union Bank s. G..
Peoples Bank S. G.
P. & NJ. Bank s. G.
Bank of Newberry.
Bank Of Camden,
Others worthless.
MIsCEL. SECURITIES.
Char. NJ. & NJ. Co.
Wando NJ. & M. Co.
Charl'n Gas Co. ;.
Chm City r. r. st'k
Graniteviile NJ. Co.
G. IL G. r. cert. in
8. G. r. cert. ind.
N. E. r. cert. ind.
City Of Charleston
certificate indebt
City Memphis coup
N. T.. R. pref. stock
s. & U. R. p. d. cou
5. & @. r. p. d. cou
EXCHANGE, ETC.
Sterling bills.
New York sight.
Gold ............
Silver. ............
s. c. BANK BILLS.
Skunk Charleston
Shank of Newherry
Bank of Camden
Bank Georgetown
Bank of s. c..
Bank of Chester
Bank of Hamburg.
Bank of the State of
s. G., prior to '61
Bank State OFFS. c.,
issue 81 and $50
*P. & M. Blk. Char.
*People's Blk Char
*Union Bank Char
*S. W.R.R. Blk, old
rs. W.R.R Blk, new
State Bank, Char.
Farmers Elk. Blk @
Exchange Bn'k, Co
Com'l Bank, of Co
Mer. Bank Chernw
Plan. Bank Fairfel
S. @. bills receiv.
1
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Biscuit, Crackers. &c.
S0 BARRELS and boxes Fresh Crackers.
CJ DC, just received and for sale low, con.
eisting as follows:
Ginger Schnapps, Ginger Cakes,
Soda Biscuit, Butter Crackers,
Crcam Biscuit, Cream Crackers,
Lemon Crackers, Egg Crackers.
And Boxes assorted Family Crackers
March 8 j. Il T. II. AGNEW.
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New York Election,

The Democrats are growing over hay
ing carried New York at the election on
Monday of last week. They have elect
I'll the chief justice and four of the six
associate justices, and carried the State
by $1,000 majority. The election is pro-
nouneed a wholesale fraud, a farce and a
mOckery. The SgU, speaking of the
election in the city, says:
1t is safe TO assert that out of every if-
teen votes cast, fourteen we're fraudulent.
Almost every poll was entirely under
the control OF corrupt inspectors and or
ganiZed sands of repeaters paid by the
Tammany ring at the rate of from five to
fifteen dollars per man. The police,
seemingly acting under secret instruc-
lions from their superiors, aided and
abetted the conspiratOrs, and exhibited
no INCLINATION TO cheek tie fraudulent
voting. The system of repeating and
ballot box Stuffing was carried on a scale
mvUo c-ztcnsixe than ever. In ono OF Glie
wards about eleven hundred negroes
were registered, but when the newly en-
franchised came to the ballot boxes the
white repeaters had already voted upon
nearly five hundred of their names. Full
scope was effected for repeating by the
condition of the registry; everybody
who had changed his residence since the
last election entered his name anew, but
rs a general Fuie none o: the old entries
were erased, then, OF course, q very large
number of really new names were now
registered, including a considerable body
of -cOlored men. This swelled the regis
try to 1914 names and of course afford
ed ample opportunity for the gangs of
repeaters that shamelessly perambulated
the city from morning till night.
The Tribune says: The legal vote of
the city was about half pOlled yesterday,
but the illegal was out in all its glory
IN most of the lower wards more fraudu-
lent than lawful Votss were cast, Some
of the voters made a day of il by voting
from poll to poll, and sometimes they
used the names of legal voter falsely.
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The banking and Currency Bin.

Mr.. Garfield's Committee had the new
banking and currency bill under discus
sion last Wednesday. A number OF
amendments were rejected, and the bill
now remains substantially as first re-
ported to the House. The members of
the Committee think it will differ very
little from its present shape when finally
presented. The same Committee agreed
TO a bill for ~redeeming the present nickel
currency in legal tenders when present.
ed in sums of twenty-five dollars or up
wards. Also, 10 a bill designed to pre-
vent National Banks from evading the
tax on circulation. The bill provides
that the bank elfmust collect and sur
render its circulation within sixty days
of such notice to the Treasury, under
severe penalties for noncompliance.
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AEAEHS.

Notice Of death Eee-O6hLaTy Jfss sens per HsIt
In Warren Tp., on the 18th of April, AFTER an
illness of three days, OF inflammation ofthe
stomach and bowels, Mrs. MARY ANN,
wife of T. NanHouter, aged 81 years and
e Cass.
In Liberty, april 9Stn. Of brain Ieses, NJ,
JACOB W. POUND, aged 81 years.
In bloomfield, AprillOth, OF bilious typhoid
fever, Mrs. JULIA A. SMITH, widow OF
the late Esq, John Smith, aged 63 years.
Mrs. SMITH had been president of Bloom
neld for more than forty years, and during
all those years she had been a most devoted
wife and mother, n sympathising friend and
~nelghGoI. Ead . yCnsislant. .aodESt, h1n.Ele
ton was such q marked characteristic OF her
nature, that she must needs be fully known
to be fully appreciated; il may truly be said
Of her that not only her children but many,
many friends ave reason to arise IN and
call her blessed. Her last, brief sickness
found her only rdiiHgto join her beloved
husband in those mansions of light to
which he a gone some seventeen months
before, Inc her closing hours, n-otwithstand-
ing her intense s~ufferings, were hours OF
triumph and great spiritual exaltation.
In bloomfield, April 18th, of typhoid pneu-
monia, Mrs. DOLLY W, SCOTT, widow OF
the late Frederick Scott, and sister OF M,s.
Julia 4. Smith, aged @ years, \
The deceased LEFT the residence of her som
in-law in Chardon, GeaGga Co., about two
weeks previous, having been summoned to
the bedside OF her sick and dying sister, in
Bloomfield. WI days after her arrival she
was taken severely Ill, and swiftly followed
her sister to that "bourne from whence no
traveller returns II.
In Hartford, May 2lst, SYLVESTER BoR-
DEN, aged 81 years. -
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Westminster ReYIeM.

A list of the contents will give the
reader an idea of the character of the
last issue OF this excellent quarterly. /.
Unpublished letters written by Samuel
TaylGr C0lsridge, 3. American Social
ism. 8. The Paragpayan SYar, I. Tbs
English Parliament and the irish Land.
D. The Imperial Library of Paris. o.
Paper Girls. Z. ProstItutiOn-How TO
deal with it. s. The Action of Natural
Selection on Man. Contemporary Lit
erature-TheolOgy and Philosophy, Poll
tics, Sociology, Voyage and Travels, Sci
ence. History apd Biography Bellies
Lettres and Art.
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The Galaxy for June.

The June number of this best OF
American monthlies, is filed with the
freshest and warmest thoughts of many
of our best writers. American Men and
Englishmen, by Justin Heartily; Sena-
tor Wilson and Edwin NJ. Stanton, by
Judge Jer. S. Black Early Incidents in
the Rebellion, by Thurlow Weed; Men,
oranda-a series OF funny things-by
Mark Twain. These are part of the ins
literary repast the GALAXY has provided
for June. Published by Sheldon & Co.,
500 Broadway, n. y. Price 81 per year.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-25

Chaplain Collyer, of the G. A. r.,
spoke in the NJ. E. Church of this place,
on last Sunday evening, on the subject
of the Soldie5s Orphan Home, and the
decoration on the graFes of deceased
Soldiers, of the Both inst. he saya
arrangements for receiving orphans at
the Home, which is to be at Xenia, will
soon be perfected. The Chaplain has
been invited by the Governor of Geor-
gia to be present - the Andersonvile
Cemetery in that State, nexG Monday,
and take the leadin decorating the graves
Of the 1919 Union soldiers who died in
that awful prison pe2, Mr.. Collyer,
with the advice of Gen. Logan and
1 others, has consented to attend and
| deliver the orston on that OCCASION.
= AZ - 80 90 q "a 49, 81
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MARRIAGES..
Malr1aqe Nafiees tnserted Graa,.

NlITtu8t fWttS tseIltu FTuIt9.
.f,-r..'', - h-fif rsI' fr,f'trtf
Tuesday afternoon, May y, by Rev, y. P,
Bailey, pastor Of the Presbyterian Church,
Mr.. JOEL L. DpRGIN. OF Massilon, Ohio,
and Miss ANNA +. HUPP, daughter OF 5.
NJ. Rupp, Esq, of this city.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. E. H. Yingling,
Mr.. JOHN RICKSEKER and Miss ELIZA
HEINTZELMAN. All OF Warren.
on the 18th inst, by Rev. +. II. Yingling,
Nr. TABLET THEOPHILE and Miss
; AEORKSE AATHL-. Both Ct Liberty.
On March 2ls:, near Vermiilion, D. T.. at the
residence Of AFR. y. ROss, by Hon. ]. P.
KlddeT, Associate Justice Of Supreme
Court. Hon. II. j. AUSTIN, 10 Miss
RACHEL ROSS, both q Vermillic,
April u, 1870. at the residence ot the brides
iather, by Rev. J. II. STOSEY, Mr.. JAS.
Il. ROBINS, TO Miss AUGUSTA EMO, all
of Vienna.
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THE CATHOLIC POWERS AND INFAL-
LIBILITY.-There seems to be no doubt
that if the Pope and those who act with
him, push, in the Ecumenical Council,
the dogma of infallibility, the dogma
will be carried, aud carried easily. At
the game time it becomes more and more
apparent that the Catholic powers are
bitterly opposed, The Council of the
Vatican may represent the Church, hut
most assuredly it does not represent the
State. In a recent sitting of the COun-
ell the Archbishop of Paris, who is in
the confidence of the Emperor, spoke
strongly against Ghe dogma. 1t appears.
too, that Austria wakes more and more
hot against it. Chancellor Beust and the
Hungarian Premier Andrassy, who, to-
gether, really Fule lhe AgStro-Hpngarlan
empire, have agreed TO forbid the pro-
mitigation of any decree of the Ecu
menieal Council declaring the infalli-
bilty of the Pope. II the proclamation
of the dogma OF Papal in~fallibility alien
ates, as it threatens to do, the Catho-
lie governments of Europe from the
Church, the Church will o have any
good reason to bless the Council, al
though the world may.
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~ The friends of a government
postal telegraph system, by which it
would take charge of and operate tel
egraphic lines at low rates, as it does
the carrying of mails, will be glad to
learn that the experiment is being tried
very successfully in England. Under
the new plan the lines are taking in SO
per cent. more money, at the shilling
tariff, than the combined companies
took in at three and four shilling rates.
The scheme of a government telegraph,
at greatly reduced charges for dispatches
is already regarded as a success in Great
Britain, and we may hope the day is
not far distant when a similar system
shall be inaugurated in the United
States.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-25

IA The action of the House setting
aside the tariff bill, and starting up
again the wheels Of legislation, which
had been locked for several months
by the debate on the tariff, seems to
be acquiesced in by the friends of
protection to home industry, as n bet
ter condition of things than that
which existed while the tariff uues-
zion was pending in q state of uneer-
taintv. Our iron men feel that a
period of "let us have peace" has
dawned, giving them a chance to call
culate with some degree of confidence
as to their business hazards and pros
poets. While the question was hang
ing on the thread of suspense, the
manufacturers and dealers could not
tell what disaster a day might bring
forth. Now they can go forward with
increased confidence, since Congress
has concluded to let the tariff and the
manufacturing interests alone. We
are assured that the iron trade already
feels the benefit of the renewed conf
dence thus impaired.
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Edinburgh keyieB.

From the republication office OF the
Leonard scott Publishing Co, 40 Full
ton street, y. Y, We have received the
Edinburgh Quarterly Reriet0 for the
quarter ending April. 1t contains a
number of thoughtful and carefully
written articles on various subjects. We
note especially those on Non-Restraint
in the Treatment of the Insane; Remains
St. Paul! Ballot Not Secret Voting.
Terms Of arr one CT the ReFie5CS, 81 per
year,
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by or
oder OF Court. On Thursday, the S0th day
OF June, 1870, between the hours of n and
four o'clock p. m, ofsaid day, l will oflerfOr
sale, to the highest bidder, upOn the premis-
es, the following described lands situate in
Vienna Township. Prumhuli County, OHIO
and is known as part OF Lot No. Il in said
township, bounded on the north by lands
owned by Rebecca Rogers, at her decease;
east by lot line; south by lands of Obial Bar
tholCmeV and Era Aask0yI west by the
center OF the highway leading nom center
OF Vienna to Youngstown, and contains one
hundred acres OF land.
Terms Of sale-one-thiFd in hand, one
third in one year, and one-third in two
years, notes to be given with interes, secured
by mortgage upon said lands.
JOB. ]. HOLIDAY, EXecr
of Epenetus Rogers.
Hgtchinss Glidden & Stull. Att'ys for EXT.
May =, lal-5..
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The vote Of oisFgymen and layme9 n
all the Conferences of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has now been taken
on the question of lay delegation, and
has resulted in the adoption of the prop
Ositions submitted. That's, laymen will
hereafter be admitted as delegates in the
General o- Qqadrennial Conferences of
the chureL.,
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF an order of
IN the Probate Court of Trlmbull County,
Ohio, ] will offer for sale oa tbs 18th day of
June, \. ID. 1870, at 10 o'clock, a. M. the fol-
lowing described land: Situate in theTown-
ship Of Kinsman, County OF Trumbull, and
State of Ohio, known as part Of section No.
IS. and is bounded north and east by lands
Of Stephen Marvin; south by and of John
WILLIAMS, and weStb by the Highway, being
the land oGpEdhs Ella ChHsty'a at the time
Of her d-ecease, said sale VIII be made upon
the premises Terms-One-half OF the pur-
chase money In hand and the balance In
one year with interest, secured by mortgage
upon the and.
The personal property Of said estate will
he sold at tho same lime and place.
52HS :, ALLEN, Aamif
9f Eliza ohristy,
Kinsman, Nav d, IS76-it
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Ea% The Mormons are inviting a
government threshing. Some of their
authorities" one day last week,
during a eee of Justice Wilson's
Court, at Salt Lake City, closed the
house against him and the United
States Marshal, and refused to allow
the Judge to continue his sitting. 1t
is said, however, that after eonsulta-
ton they surrendered the hall to the
possession of the Court.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
AREAL ESTATE-Notice is hereby Civ
en-. nat the undersigned will sell on the
premises hereafter described, on Saturday,
Jane p. 1870, at . o'clock in the afternoon,
the following described real estate, belong
ing to the estate OF Henry Sidels. decd, stu
ate in the township OF Warren, County OF
Trumbull, and State Of Ohio. to-wit: Part of
Lot No. 81, in the original survey of said
township. bounded as follows. Beginning
at a post in the north line OF said LOT No. 81.
and y chains 81 links from the northwest
corner of said lot; thence y. Sgl5o east along
said north line II chains g. links to a post:
thence 5. % f. 10 chains 81 links to a post:
theme n. 2 W. along q marked line II
chains 81 links to "a post; thence y. % w.
along the eastline Of land owned by John
Lair l9chains 81 links to the place OF begin
ming, containing as per survey, of franklin
+. Stow, twenty-five ndthirty-three humid
redths acres OF land, be the same more or
less. To be sold free from dover.
Terms Of sale &Dne-third in hand, ball
nee in I'VE equal nnua payments OF an
nual interest, secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised NJ - per acre,
WILLIAM SIDELLS, Admir-
Of estate OF Henry Sidels, decd.
MAY .. lST0-it
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NOTICE.

lISSULUTIUN NOIICE.~
JNOtice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between Mrs. L.
5. Adair and Mrs. NJ. Z. Weiker, in Sewing
Machine business. was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the first day OF April last. and
the hands of /. y. Dawson, Justice Of the
Peace. for collection. Persons indebted 10
said firm of Adair & Weiker Willpleas5 make
payment 10 said Justice as fast as said notes
and accounts become due,
=. Z. ADATR,
NJ. Z. WEIKER.
Warren, O., May ., lS7O-3t
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ESTATE of Jacob Pound, late OF
ILiberty, deed. The undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministratriX on the estate of Jacob Pound
decd, late of Trumbull Co, nc
MARTHA POUND, AdmN.
Liberty, May p, lS0-St<
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Kinsman, May 3, IS70-it

NOR SALE.-A good House and
Il Lot, at the center OF Gustavus, fne tOed-
ttOn for a Doctor, n story and a half house,
well finished throughout, good cellar, and
lot well covered with fruit of all kinds to-
gether With { good gaIden. Tie above prop
erty will pc sold az gold prices. For terms
apply on the premises. OF at Gates, Store.
II. 7. BUSHNELL,
Nav ., lS7O-3tS
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THE STARRY CROWN-The
newest and hest Sabbath School Singing
Book published, and l. taking the place OF
all Others in New England, where il is fully
introduced. Just reed at
ADAMS Book Store.
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New Advertisements
IST OF LETTERS

Isl Or LETTERS
LUnclaimed, remaining in the Warren
Post Office. Tuesday, May .. 1870.
Armistead Halston Marley Michael
Bailey George F Mcguire Thomas
Bennett Mrs SarahL Passmore Lewis
Baxton Edward, Simpson Boswicls dCO
Barnham Walter smith ]
Collamnre Mrs MaggieS truble Bonderine
Craig Charles NJ Tracy Ann
GadulS Catharine NerioOhl Christ
gray Alexander Wagner Miss l. E2
rake samuel + air John d
hake Edward Wilson thomas
J-eanhardt Thomas Wilson William
A-Hav your letters directed in care OF
your box.
IhoSe marked with a A are foreign.
Persons wishing 10 obtain the above, will
please 10 call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 30 days will be sent to
dead letter office.
Office hours, $50 4. NJ. to 80 F. NJ.
II. II. TOWNSEND. p. NJ.